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In BANKRUPTCY.

TN uANKKUPTCY-EsT OF TRAsIMoN
Landry-Ofce United States Marshal District Of Louisi
ana New Orleans January H. l669This IL TO give notice
that on the Ctr ay Of January 1859 warrant In bank
ruptcy was against the estate OF Trasmon Landry Oh
Donasonye the parish Of Ascension and State OF Lou
sIaua who has adjudged bankrupt bis own pesi
ton; that pay of debts and delivery OF any
belonging said bankrupt to him or for his use
and the propery by him. by
that meeting the creditors OF said bankrupt 70 prove
tbeir debts and to ssnees Of his estate
will be held of Bankruptcy to be holden at No
EXCHANGE Place, the city OF New Orleans. Louisiana
before Donation Augustn, Register on the zth day OF
February A. D. 1865, at II o'clock n. ,n,ox
A-Ho 248 = - nE1nON,
ial2 feH U. 3. marsnai Dstnct OF bouisians-
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J. 3. WALTON g. DESlONOeS SALES.
SALE on ACCOUNT OF DE ,ARrURE
THE VERY DESIRABLE AND ELEGANT Residence
10. l6 RAMPART STREET. BETWEEN
COMMON AND CANAL

- - he ~ ALlVS n Dh<SA<ON nhs
J. b. WALTON. Auctioneer.
Office. Carosdeet street.
SATURDAY. March q, I $50, at IL o'clock
- NJ. at the ST. CHARLES AUCTION EXCHANGE, viii
be sold
LOT OF GROUND, situate on Rampar. street, in The
square bounded by Rampart Basin. Canal and Common
streets measuring 81 feet ii inches lines front Ram
part depth Of III feet 10 inches lines between
para lei lines, running through TO Bias street.
The consist of well constructed and ele
ganty finished TWO. STORY AND ATTIC BRICK RESI-
DENCE containing large paros and dining below and
bedrooms the upper door The house provided With
all the requisites comfort and convenience
wishing visit and examine the house with View
do so by applying to the suctioneers.
uar TKRns AND C0spTI0Ns-One-fourth cash In United
the remainder credit Of two
years from the day Of sale In notes OF the
chaser his order and by him indorsed en
bearing the Of eight cent snnum and
secured by special mortgage and vendors privilege upon the
un nna psynens the mortgage embraces thu
cs.se Of i've cent attorneys fees in OF suit =,
Of of the notes The buildings 70 BE-
the satisfaction of vendrr until the payments
The purchaser will be required to tho
payment of re per cent special State tax In II ID
decided legal and constitutional. Possession will be given
Of July l8 until which time rent viii be paiG
to the purchaser. o. ~ !
Act Of before A. Mszureau, notary public at the
pene Of the purchaser including United States Revenue
NoTE-The furniture. including carpets mirrors chande
Hers, brackets, ETC., will be sold In May next
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OFFICE OF THE COMMIssIONERs
or fHE-
CONSOLIDATED DEBT OF NEW ORLEANS.

NEW ORLEANS 18th February, 1863.
BY virtue Of the thyseventh section Of the act Of the
Legislature State Of Louisiana entitled An Act TO
the City New Orleans and to provide for the
Government and Administration Of Its Affairs approved
the sd February 1852 extract he Mayor Controller Trss
surer and the Chairman Finance Committees Of two
Boards the Council shall constitute Commission
to be called the Commissioners Of the Consolidated Debt Of
Oesns they shall have power to issue Bonds OF the
city New Orleans having not more than forty years TO run
with interest," payable suc place may be agreed on be
said Commissioners and the parties to whom the Bond
are issued in semi. annual coupons. In y
or dsbt. oopoasion OF any Oh tne nu
;,n.ues whether mstured not or 10 sell new Bonds,
and apply the the Of the insured debts
Of the old corporation Of the Municipalities. but to nc
other purpose"
date 10 the 18th Of March, 1862 IL O'Clock for the par
chase of all or as much thereof win be necessary to pay
sIxTY.THREE THOUSAND DOLLARS Of Bonds issued
BY Municipality No. to the City Bank, matured since LIST
December 1868 Of Of EIGHTY BONDS OF the city
of New Orleans for the Of One Thousand Dollars each
aBOnds to dated the first Of March, 1863 payable In
years. the Office Of the city treasurer with
Interest Coupons attached thereto the rate of six
tum uer snnum pay able in the city Of New York
Proposals Endorsed bids for the Purchase OF Bonds
and addressed 10 o. Delays, secretary"
The Commissioners the right Of rejecting and
all bids.
By order of the Board mn vrvs s,...
NINE. DODGE.
MILLINERY, DRESS MAKING AND TRIMMING
STORE,
200. Canal strees...... 300
Her Styles are of the Latest
B-Keeps constantly on hand Ladies' Ready Asd'
Clothing Of every description.
w H. BRAY.
CELEBRATED HOMEMADE CANDIES
Fresh Every Day. at his Mandatory.
lss Camp Street. Opposite Lafayette Square
JAMES HAsAN-
" LAFAYETTE MARBLE WORKS,
of Pry,ania and Washington streets. New orieanA
Marble anu Brick Tombs Nantes and Crates German
and North Rive sgsins. Cement. Lime Plaster Fire and
| Iahe Brick Sand slhsis. etc
DAvEaAs vURCaAsNe BUEnAU
IL 10. md % Fax sow. HEw rosx
An Kinds Of MKKCHANpISI FuRoHAskA
Rxpsrisnosd and competent buy. ssnsassd
ordsrs Sled promptly and faithfully the isveo 49,
md purchases made only from nrstcasa >ne fenso
| urdsrx vil be allied, PAYABLE ON DkJIvkkI' vnAs
~,..s nm Z RENTED 70 cover Freight sns1 oonnssA
c,uu,udons on suns exceeding eloa Nv PEI omh
1 comnisasns @ mns sxossdins elA xwo Az = AAD
prssaA AAazs
4 P0teaes Beg lJoe, NsV Yss.
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zoo BARRELS BEEF FOB SALE
We are prepared sell very low IN lots TO suit purchasers
which we warrant equal TO Northwestern packed Beet
E. II. WILSON SON,
IS Oaroadelet street.
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WEsTERH LANDS AND sEOURITIEs-

Stocks buy and sell Lands In Illinois, Wisconsin, Mime
sota, Iows, Missouri, Kansas aad Nebraska.
Ths highest Brics paid fer ttlo 70 LANDS SOLD FOB
TAxEa Us.
We also purchase 81 bsst rates LAND WARRANTS and
DIsCREDIyED WESTERN COUNTY, Oily AID TOWN
honda .r
Correspondence solicited, end any Information rsquirsd
fu,,ishsd Without charge Address
....--I. e.r AUSTIN CORBM CO..
MD Bankers, New York Ci9.
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DOMAIN a CUvELLIER,
fAIvREp ROMAN, Attorney at Law. CHAS. OusEh =,
IIER Attorney Law Notary Public ana Oommissi'He "
D' Law and Notarial once
NO. lsA aRAvIER STREET.
New Orleshs-
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DoUsIAs.
ENGRAyER AND LITHOGRAPHER,
No. 10 Camp street,
ADJOINING LADIES ENTRANCE CITY HOTEL

waiting and wedding Cards engraved m the most elegant
manner Busipsss Cards Account Ssss Cotton Bills Lsdng,
Chseks Invoices and Circular letters etc., Lshopsphsd
seals Csnceline Stamps, Door Plates. etc.
Initials embossed on paper end envelopes WITHOUT
CHARGE FOR DR
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BALLS---BALIS.
CONTINENTAL BENEVOLENT ASS

ANNUAL DRESS, FANCY DRESS AND MASK BALL
February &c. at Odd Fellow" Hall.
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Che gw 0rIeans Crescent Tussaaa february 23
ADJUSTMENTS.

AM O0Cu E<Is lSs
ST.CHARLEs THEATER-sTo CHARLES ST
GERMAN DRAMA.
SECOND NIGHT OF FANNY JANAUsCHEK.
Tuesday Evening. Feb. 23,
VIM be presented
MEDEA.
Wednesday Evening. Feb. "a.
ELIZABETH,
QUEEN OF ENGLAND.
Box Office oseu for sale Of Reserved Seats Doors at
pa: 70 commence at "a
NEW OPERA HoUsE-BoURBoK STREET.
Tuesday, February 23, 1850.
Second night Of Mozart's Grand OPERA in five acts.
DON GIOVANNI
For particulars programme Doors OpsnsA ek Ocoeh
Performances conm.nces - ~ O'Clock.
VAHIETIBs THEATER.
LAST WEEK OF TIE ENGAGEMENT OF
MARY GLADsTANE.
Tuesday Evening February II. Iseo.
LADY AUDLKY's SECRET.
Lady Audey. Mary Gladstane.
ACADEMY OF MUsIc-sr. CHARLES ST.
LAST WEEK
Or
TIE SUCCESSFUL BALLET PAEHoMIMB,
HUMPTY DUMPTY!
Ticks. Transformations, Ballet, Ese., Etc,
Presenting at each entertainment,
TEE GREAT COMIC PAETomIMISr,
TONY DExIER
SATURDAY NOON
Last Hunpfy Dumpty Matinee.
MONDAY. March lst-Frst representation OF GREAT
SENSATIONAL PIECE, written by well known and pop
usr suthor expressly for this Theat Introducing
candidates for public favor.
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CAIDwnID' EXTRACT
An on which restores Gray Hair 70 ~ original color.
ucZashins of the head necessary For sale BY
Ho"s q. n MORRISON,
rr,covx.v sxd Wbolesse Druggist No.l7 Magazine -,
A"P DR. JAMES SYME,
whosssls and Retail Druggist, No i39 Canal street.
DR. >. HASTINGS
Druerist corner Felicity and Magazine streeta-
Ana Al tbs Depet Of FELIX SAXON,
no. IA Bsronns street. near OanAl
NEW ORLEANS. Nay "a B6s.
CAldwOI's Extract.
u....~ s,s,v,sd this on and In my experiments Az
Piled II NfsELF recognize that t Is enc Of ne best
Articles yst presented 70 the pubic or me puoss
AK ny dsnasura vxrrx sarou
importer Of Human Hair, Southern Emporium
q. b. CALDWELL Patsntse
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S, GvINAUlTS SALES.
UNREGISTERED SALE OF WIDOW 3. DURAND'S
STORE WINDING UP, HEB BUSINESS.
ny =. GUINAULT,
Orce-Coner Of Exchange Alley and Bienvlls sress.
TTURODAY. Feb. esd. 1850. AZ 4 o O'clock
n, and ensuing days. at No. 81 Regal street, between
Bienvile and Cutomhouse Streets will be sold
Of the above store consisting OF nne
articles splendid complete China dinner sets Cutgisss
ware China mansel ornaments China ware such ss pats
dishes cups pitchers punch bowls plated cas-
tors table cutlery plated and forks coos
ing utsss and quantity Of articles too long 70 ennneraas
M TxRns-Cash
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FOR RENT.

DEWs To RENT IN CHRIST CHURCH. ON
Canal street -Four Pegs Rent from S5 70 $40 each,
TO LIST October 1869 Apply at g. Magazine street.
EOK RENT-A sHeB STORE. WITH FIxTURIS.
Also DRY GOODS STORE, opposite the Keller Market
ESOR RENT-A LARGE. FINE fHREE-sfORY
Brick Dwelling House, No b25 Chsrtres street, St
Ferdinand ID has besn put In COED orer has and water
square Of It. and the Rampant street within two
EOR RENT-wTTH Or WITHOUT BOARD, A
large and handsomely furnished Room, over the front
psrlor and opening wide balcony Apply at No. AS 81
Joseph street, between ST. Charles and Carsndelet.
EOK REsT-THE FINE. LIGHT, BACK OFFICE,
No. Commercial Place. corner OF St. Charles street.
windows 81 Charles street opposite Masonic Bal. suit
able for cotton factors brokers' Office having nrepoo
safe in the wall has been for occupied BY VIM Ths
architect Possession given LIST November next For terms
apply a. G. Heart No. 81 Commercial Place corner Of St
Charles street. front office.
EOR RENT-PEws IN CHRIST CHURCH TO
Rent Canal sreet) Nos H. IA and l28 Rent moderate
Apply TO 81 Magazine street.
LOB RENT-FAMILIES AND GENTLEMEN CAN
be accommodated with large airy front Rooms with
without board Also day boardes Tive large front rooms
that connect with sliding doors Parties wishing TO furnish
their would do we 10 call Ct 40 Canal street, corner Of
Liberty.
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POUND NOTICES.

POUND NOTICES.
CTREET CoMMIssIONERs DsPART-
ls69-Was brought the Fourth District Pound Dys-
between jackson and Philip Streets as an estsy
One Black GOAT.
which, not claimed within three days and the
thereon paid will be sold a. pn6e sqeSI a. said Pound on
THURSDAY JOSEPH s5sPaH Stress 2ssa5
Louis SENEGAL. for Controller.
CTKEET OOMMIssIoyER's DErART-
g. lS6q-Was brought to the Fourth District Pound, on
Dysdes street. between jackson and Philip Streets Is
an estray-
cropped. ilegibe brand on the right hip
which not claimed within five days and the expenses
thereon paid will be sold At Ru6e sueon sso round on
LOUIS SENEGAL, for Controller.
CrREET COMMISSION K,s pEPART-
- MENT, Room No. 7, City Ha-New Orleans, feo
10 lS69-Was brought the second District Pound,
Of Orleans a7d Claiborne streets as an esray-
One MULE Is hands high sore in the right side;
which II not claimed within days and the
PAID viii be sold at public suction az said FOUND on
WEDNESDAY,. February "a 1853, at o'clock n
JOSEPH aURPHY, strsss Commissioner.
LOUIS SENEGAL, for Controller.
c,TRFET COMMIsDIONERB DEPART
- MENT, Room No. 7, City Hal-New Orleans feprusy
~ isfa Was brought the Second District Pound. cor
ner Of Orleans and Claiborne streets as an estrsy-
One sorrei MARE. blind in the left eye;
which II not claimed within ave days and the expenses
thereon paid viii be sold public auction at said Pound on
T1iTrSn'xY' February 81 lS6e at y O'Clock n.
'o1oDAi - JosEfH MURPHY. Street Commissions
LOUIS sESRcHAI- for Contronsr's
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FURNITURE. ..FURNITURE........FUR
BY MONT0OMERY BR09. - CO..
h n HoHreonHRY. Auctionesr.
TUESDAY. February ed. NJ II o'clock A.
their Auction Mart "a Camp street. viii be sold
A general assorfmsns Of HOUSEHOLD FuRNITURk
such q Rosewood Mahogany and Walnut Bedsteads Bu-
Arnors WashstaDds, Mahogany and Walnut fetes
Sofas Spring Seat Chairs Easy Chairs Marble Top Center
Tables Marble Top Sdebosrs Exendon Tshles Velvet and
Brussels Csrpets French Plate Aro Mattresses knrnv
Paintings Cooking Stoves and Utensia herg the
coEtents Of several wsll-iurnished house,
: 4 large invoices q ooaass BsdA osns and Wood sss
Ss-TsExs-Cash in o. & frsAsury Nosss
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-Union Rank of Loufssana.-NsW Or
leans June IT, 06In accordance with sections 81 and IS Of
She entitled act TO establish general system Of Free
Banking the State Of Louisiana approved March Is 1883
hse hereby given TO the holders Of the circulating notes
this Bank duly audited under provisions said
present the the Banking House, the Office Of the
State Auditor for the purpose OF redemption within year
sAt purpose viii be reclaimed.
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muNTeomrm sWus. q co.'s SALES.
HORSES AND MULES.
GREAT SALE OF ELEGANT SADDLE AND HAIR
NESS HORSES, WORK MULES, BUGGIEs, HAR
Meas, ETC. AT AUCTION
BIZ MONTGOMERY BROS. - CO..
z n. MoEIcoRRY-Auctioneer.
Of1ce-S9 Camp street..
TUESDAY. February 80. - haifpast l0
o'clock H., ct Liners Stables Grsvr street. VII
be sold a.t 8. ems. ff .r
Fine Saddle and Harness Horses, In pairs and singh.
Also-Elegant Top and Open Buggies Harness. Saddles.
- fHus-oashi In o. q Treasury Not~A
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June H. lS6-In accordance with sections and IS Of tbs
act sntitled an act establish general system OF free
Banking In the State of Louisiana" approved March Is
1855 notice is hereby given 70 the holders Of the circulating
this Bank duly audited under the provisions Of said
oct 70 present the the Banking House, At the
ONCE OF the State AUDITOR for the purpose Of redemption
sy said Bank for said purposes wiz be reclaimed
n AUGUS1IN, Cashier.
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BOARDING.

T1IRsT CLASS BOARDIN9-oNE OR TWO
genteel families who desire comfortable home and good
living in easan part OF the city might be suited ON app
6 Camp door to the Bible House. and
opposite Patrcss Church few day bosrders also
accommodated The large airy and well fur
nished and the table unsurpassed In this city.
ID OOMS, OR ROOMS AND BOARD,
N Can be obtained at 43 Bourbon street.
Neutrality-suspicious. FURNISHED APART
ID with excellent board and the Of the
paror the desirable in the
Apply at l46 st. joseph street.
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LOsT--sTOLEN--FOUND.

LOST--STOLEN--F
NoTICE.............'.... ............'....NoTAcE'
The following scrips in Of B. RODRIGUEZ being
lost application has been made to New Orleans Mutual In
Company for CertihcaesNo. $50 1862 for SO
No. s64 1861, for $40 /; 902, lSo2, for $40.
EMELLIE RODRIGUEZ,
Testamentary Executrix
New Orleans February 9. 1869
OsT-ON THr 10Th INST, A BLACK AND TAN
IL TERRIER DOG. Said dog is about l6 months old and
answers Of Major To any who will return
him Apollo Of Ten Dollars will he p.id
THOMAS AsKEW.
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<PEClAL NOFHCE..

- Executive Comm,tteeiv
les institute, Feb. 90 1859 The III ~
yentions under the directorssin Of VIZ Ia
tect VAL De opened and classes formed an AIen
March Parents and guardians ~ ske a.h 4. tns Gun
hsvag the heredt OF these cssses or pssrons OF
wiz please apply TO the nndersgn,d Clswings
n their Rooms, Me- Ibsfi rs - =, o
IHEL 81 Commercial Place VI W NJ "ih1iAA
a. DANIEL EDWARDS
JOHN CLARK
A. BOULWARE
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III WEBER,
BOOT, SHOE AND CATER MANUFACTURES,
Is Royal Street. corner Customhouse,
New Orleans.
Always hand complete assortment Of Fashionabl,
Boots and Congress Caters, of every description.
orders solicited and promptly attended TO- Repairing dons
with Neatness and Dispatch.
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REMOVAL.

ID EMOVAL.........s.... ...kEAO VAL
DANIEL and JAMES D. EDWARDS have removed teni.
porary from IS 50 and 80 New Lsvee street to the
CORNER OF CUSTOMHOUsE, CLINTON and PETERS
STREET. opposite the United States Custom House. prior
occupying their establishment In Of erection
fronting on Front Delta streets, between Gaver and
Poydras streets.
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NOTICE-LETTERs OF ADMINISTRATORS HAv-
ng granted the subscriber upon the estate Of Dr.
H. c. Hner deeessed. all persons indebted to the win
make payment and those having claims present them to
Simon J. Fatow, No. sl Car0ndeet street. New Orleans,
AHeilner administrator ROxborough, Philsdelphia
Pa g. A. HEILNER,
Administrator.
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DIEUb.

BRENNAN.-On the 18th instant MARY e., daughter
of George A and Mary s. Brennan aged 10 years and
months
The relatives and friends of the family respectfully
invited to attend the funeral from the residence of her
parents No 3 s. Sixth street, Thursday morning at
So o'clock Solemn High Mass and nterinent at St
Marys S. Fourth street.
EVANS.on the 2lth instant, ELIZABETH A., wife Of
Charles q. Evans
The funeral will take place from her husbands resi-
denee No 1894 n Twelfth street Thursday 10 O'Clock
A. M. Her friends and relatives are invited IS
LOWELL rolct of Jesse r. Hollowe in the 93d OF
her age.
brother Edward s. Cottman, Township Line road below
the Bustleton turnpike, Twentythird ward Wednes
Sesd ss to " 10 to
H3EssT2M1p the morning of tho 18th instant JOHN
The relatives friends of family are respectfully
invited to attend the funeral from his late residence No
the o'clock p NJ. Funeral move at otleck
TO proceed to Woodlands Cemetery. +t
OBERTEUFFER.-On the 18th instant, Lieutenant.
The relatives and male friends of the family respect
fully invited to attend the funeral from the residence of
Tuesday afternoon September A at O'clock lnterment
MILLER.-On September 20, 1869, AARON MILLER
His relatives ana friends, and Phi a1epha LoSge No.
49, and Lafayette Encampment, No D. J. O.of l. f., are
respectfully invited to attend the funeral from the resi-
Thursday the 2d instant at 10 O'clock Conveyances will
be at the Rogers Ford Station r. r. r. to receive those
coming by rail.
Of r r. and L. M Robb in the 2lst year of his age.
Funeral from his parents residence, No l44 NJ Twelfth
scsfssi oGfSsi on thursday morning. the S'a instant
ROGERS.-On the Goth instant Mrs SARAH RO.
GERS relic of the late james j. Rogers aged years
The relatives and friends OF the family are respectfully
invited to attend the funeral from the residence her
soninaw. Henry p Reed No 1896 N Nineteenth street,
above Thompson on Thursday afternoon at o'clock In
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CITY ITEMS.

NEW FALL GOODS IN THE PIECE Choice assortment Of
Styles TO be made order, into all kinds OT Gents
Youths, aud Boys Clofag Se'iaction guaranteed IN All
respects Prices Oger than The iOoeSt Styie , and ,oork
,aGnShip equal TO The best.
HALF W AK BETWEEN ! BENNETT CQs,
FiJth and TOWER HALL,
lSirh Streets.) 51S MARKET ST.,
PHILADELPHIA,
.AND 60 BROADWAY, New YORK.
GET THE BEsT.-The Parham New Family
LOOK-STTTCH SEWING MACHINE.
salesroOm, No 7o4 CHESTNUT Street.
FULL STOCK OF READY-MADE CLOTHING
NOW COMPLETE, AT
CHARLES STOKES
No. s2i CHEsSUT STREET.
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WE ADVISE all persons having Diseased Hair to try Pro-
fessor Ohristys celebrated Hair Lotto 1t is put in
bottle and box Ladies who to use Lotto
discard every other preparation as the most perfect
De Young Son, agents. No. 7O3 Chestnut street.
p S-We have established rooms at No III ohesnut
street. where will make free applications OF Lotto Come
one come all and see what Lotto really will do for Bald
ead and Grey Hair Bottle and box sent to any address
in the city for 81 the United States, via express Tor
$3.50.
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THIS Hor WEATHER.-We need not try to persuade
ourselves that summer not for IT H despite these
few days of Augustie weather; and we should prepare
ourselves for sudden change and oold snap at any
moment We should look TO clothing, ana make our
arrangements for our fall and winter and the hrst
and best step towards that end would be to attend the
Exhibition" at Oak Hall Thursday Of this week. when'
wi styles and beautiful fabrlcs and all the other
attractions OF their stock Wanamaker Brown VIII
doubtless give the public quite treat
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EAFNESS.-EVEKY INSTRUMENT THAT
II science aud skill invented TO assist the hearing
in every degree Of deafness also Respirat2rs also Gran
p MADEIRA'S, No. ll5 s. TENTH Street. below
ChesnUt, 26rp
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JEwELRY.-Mr William W Cassidy, No IL South Second
street. largest and most attractive
fine Jewelry Silverware in the city Purchasers
rely upon obtaining real article furnished at
price which be equalled He also has large stock
of American Western Watches in all varieties and at all
prices visit to his store is to result in pleasure
and profit.
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MIR. Edwin Booth as Z" HumIet.o
Mr.. Booth commenced an engagement last
night at the Walnut, and he was greeted by q
large and brilliant audience-one of the most
brilliant, in fact that we have ever seen in that
theatre. Mr.. Booths popularity with the best
class OF playgoers has not diminished in the
least; on the contrary, 1t seems to be on the i'm
crease. The reason for this, we believe, is that
notwithstanding the critical objections that
may be urged against some of Mr.. Booths per-
sonations, he is thoroughly studious and con-
scientious artist. Each one of his roles gives
evidence of thought and an earnest desire to
render 1t in accordance with high artistic IDEAL
In some parts he fails because he is unsuited to
them, but however unsatisfactory he may be in
such characters as "Romeo" and "Benedick," !"
for instance, he can never be accused of slight
ing his work or of aiming at anything less than
perfection.
Mr.. Booths Hamlet is too well known and
has been too often criticized in detail to render
Ii necessary for us to go into any description of
it at this Time 1t is his most popular but not
his best performance, and since the retirement
of Mr.. Murdoch and the abandonment Of high
art by Mr.. e. L. Davenport he is almost the
sole representative of the melancholy Dane now
upon the American stage. Mr.. Booths "Ham-
let" is performance that can always be en-
joyed: it is unequal, but in sCme of the scenes,
especially portion of the interview with the
"Ghost" and the interview between "Hamet"
and the "Queen," it is exceedingly powerful.
That Mr. Booths "Hamlet" can draw O large
and fashionable audience is proof that good
dramatic art of high grade is still appreciated
by q portion of the public at least.