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ADJUSTMENTS.

AMUSEMENTSs
ACADEMY OF MUSIC.
CIRCUS BvENTsi
1e M. To-Dsy-Equestrisn Festival for
Ladies and Children.
FRS, Appearance In New Orleans since the period Of his
acquisition Of high hOnos the American Circus Paris Ex
position, Of the Champion Rider Of the World.
JAMES ROBINSON,
The dashng Bareback Horsemsn, with bis talented son.
CLARENCE
sUNDAY-Last Night Of the Nixon, CASTILLO Howe's
Circus and Ably ssinian Caravan.
MONDAY Concentration Of the American and european
Masters ROBINSON the uuapproscnsble; PSAHs r The
gifted RussiSn and Monarch of the Air; LUCY "AlSOc
iAPPY and WHITNEY. and the full strength OF james
Robinsons New Combination presenting At ons enter am
acknowledged Equestrian and 0ymnss e Talent
tn offered 10 the public in tits or the o'd World
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POUND NOTICES.

POUND NOTICES.
CTREET COMMISSIOvER's DEPART
- MENT, Room No. 7, City HAl-sew Orleans. Jan. Is.
lS69-Were brought TO the Second District Pound corner
Of Orleans and claiborne streets as estrays-
Three GOATS Of different coorsi
Which, not claimed within three days and the expenses
will be sold public auction at said Pound
TUESDAY, January 10, lSe9, At IL o'clock N.
JOSEPH MURPHY, Street Commissioner.
Pas LABARRE, for Controller.
CTRFET COMMIssIOyFR's DEPART
- MENT Room No. 7, City Hall-New Orleans January
IS ss9-Were brought the Youth District Pound,
Dry ades street, between Jackson and Philip streets,
Five GOATS, Of different colors,
which not claimed within three days and the expenses
thereon paid will sold public suction at said Pound
MONDAY, January IS 1869 at u o'clock n
JOSEPH MURPHY, Street Commissioner.
LOUIS SENEGAL. for COatroller.
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The name and title the said Corporation shall be the
OUACHITA PLOTS BENEVOLENT ASsOCIATiOE,
which they shall have and enjoy succession AMI
shall the right and be capable OF holding, receiving
and conveying and personal property they
shall have the capacity snd be sud In the Courts Of
under their they shall hsve the
right corporate and adopt rules
bylaws their government they think proper
provided the be contrary TO the Constitution and
laws Of this State and OF the UBted States AID 20 prescribe
conditions upon watch additional members
OF this IL corporation shall be admitted.
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IN BApKRUPTCY ESTATE OF GUsTAvE
Lewis. individually and member OF the firms Of q.
CasIar Co. and Cramer Lewis a Co., bankrupts-United
States Msrshss Office District Of louisiana New Orleans,
December Path 1888 This is TO give notice that the
2Ist day Of December 1868 War in Bankruptcy
issued sgainst the estates Of 1ustave Lewis, iDdi-
vidnaly and member Of the firms Of O. Caspar Co.
spd Cramer Lewis Co, Of New Orleans In the parish Of
Orleans and State Of Louisiana who adudged
a Bankrupt on bis own petition; that the payment
Of any debts and delivery OF any property belonging
inch bankrupt to him for his use and the TRANSFER of
any property BY him. forbidden BY law; meeting
Of the cred Of the said bankrupt prove their debts
and 10 choose bis estate will
reid at Court OF Bankruptcy 10 be holden No 81 Ex-
change Place the city Of New Orleans Louisiana bafors
Donssn Augustin, Register, the sd day Of Jsnu-
AIRY. A D. 1869, at Il o'clock =.
A-No l72 =. j. HEBRON,
de25 js23 u. y. Marshal District Of Louisiana.
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TN RAEKRUPTCY - ESTATE OF JACOB
Burckett individually and as member OF the hrm OF j.
Burckot Co.-Onted States Marshals Ofoe. District
Orleans Dec IS 1868 This Is 70 give
ce that twelfth day OF December A ID. 1863 War
Issued against the estate OF Jacob
Burckett, Individually and member OF the hrm OF j.
Burkei Co.. Of the city Of New Orleans, In the parish OF
Orleans and Slate Of Louisiana who adudged bankrupt
his petition that the payment Of debts and do
livery Of any property belonging 10 such bankrupt
TO him for his and the transfer Of any prop
erty by him. forbidden by Law; that meeting Of the
creditors bankrupt to prove their debts and 70
choose sssgnees Of his estate will be held At
Place in the city OF New Orleans Louisiana, before Do
naen ugurn Register on the day Of January,
A. ID. 1869 at IL O'Clock N. $1,000.
A-HO 1885. r. J. HEkhON,
del6 jal6 q. q. Marshal, District OF LOUISIANA
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LOUISIANA LOTTERY.

LOUISIANA LOTTERY.
DRAWING OF LOUISIANA STATE
LOTTERY FOR JAN. I5-CLASs Is:
II2I8I4 II Il Is IA IS
7O sol I IS lOl s. sO g. 10 % Y IL
Tba above craving. are published in all the principal
papers drawn in public daily at the rooms OF the
Company. y 4. hOW AnD, rIesosn'o
Witness hands, Nes Orleans Ls this 18TH day
Of January 1853. ADAM giFr m
Commissioners
BEWARE OF BOGUS LOTTERIES.
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CTATE OF LOUISIANA. CITY OF

CTATE OF LOUISIANA, CITY OF NEW
= orleans-be IL known that, on the ninsteenh day OF
December the year Lord thousand eight hun
sixty and Of the Independence Of the United
States OF America the ninety second.
Before me- EDWARD IVY, q notary public In
aud the city parish Of New Orleans State OF Louisiana
aforesaid duly commissioned and qualified and in presence
OF the illnesses hereinafter named and undersigned person.
ally and appeared the parties whose names aIs
btreurtO subscribed who declared that. awaiting them
privileges of the laws Of the State Of Louisiana
In such made and provided they bad c1venaned and
agreed and by these covenant and bind the1
selves and those whom they represent 10 form them
selves constitute Corporation for Charitable
and Benevolent purposes under the obligations, spua
lions and regulations following. tO-wit:
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Hank of New Orleans. New OrlosoS.
49, "A with sections "a and 80 OF tne
49, entitled an act establish general system o. tes
n the state Of LOussna," approved March 10
notice hereby given TO the holders OF tne
~ hs Hank duly pnder the provisions OF sad
- 70 present the same the Banking House, or AZ tne
nr AZ the state tor, for the purpose OF
=, ssid BANK for said purposes wiz be reclaimed.
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FLEE ExTiNGUIsHER.
ALWAYS READY FOR INSTANT USE.
Endorsed BY all the leading Companies the
o,erl ment Chief Engineers, and over
Mae Thousand
OF TIE leading citizens thu oughout the Uron.
Ii has saved over Five Hundred Buildings, With property
mouptipp to many millions OF dollars 1t is requisite in
every b0hdng being
CHEAP, SIMPLE AND EFFECTIVE
No one who values life and property should be without
Fire Extinguisher.
effective In the hands of boy as the most expe
riered fireman has machinery to get out OF order
The FIRE EXITING IsHER has received the highest
| encomiums from the Press
Nnvstou has done so much good for the public the
FTRE EXTINGUIsHER which sIaods always charged and
available for action and not only affords the means oil
at once graphing with fire at its outbreak when 1t is COM
tarayey snail and easy subdue but does so with that
most powerful Of all extingushers of fire. Csrbonie Acid
Ga. This is projected upon the hames not In gaseous
oru but by OF highly impregnsted with it, and
while perfectly harmless 70 The OPERATOR it acts with con
csntrative effect upon the Ere.
The FIRE FxTINGUIsHERi Is at all times ready for use
| The FIRE EXTINGUIsHER puts out fire instantly
The FIRE ExTISGUIsaER has no machinery to get out
| Of order.
| The FIRE ExTINGUIsHER be used by male OIL
| female.
The FIRE ExTINGUIsHER once loaded can remain 81
| for years.
AGENTS WANTED ALL OVER THE UNION.
| Prices.
No 1.................. rss
no. S.........-. D
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U,ton Hank OF Louisisna.-HeW Ors
lime lS6n accordance with sections o ehu ~ %
the .ct entitled act &c establish general system OF
S.nstng In the state Louisiana" approved March ID 1919
nstce s hereby given 70 the hosrs OF the e.
asnt the Banku House. AZ the once 81 tne
kste Auditor the purpose oedsmption within one
o ms date otherwise the 3 deposited BY said BANK ioi
SAID purpose WI" " gro A. FRERET, Cashier.
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Society, Dryades street. betw'
Etre.ts.-This Society is now prep :
for Balls and Concerts. Area
Lecture ROom-area IS feet by,
smaller rooms suitable tor Offices
LUTt
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BOARDING.

BOARDING.
DOOMs, OR ROOMS AND BOARD,
II Can be obtained at 43 Bourbon street.
DOARDING-ELEGANT FURNISHED APART
ID with excellent board and the use OF the
parlor The situation of the desirable in the city
Apply at lac st. Joseph street
NIRsT GLASS HOARDIGG-ONE Or TWO
genteo families who desire comfortable home and good
living speasant part Of the city msht be suited on app
cation AT of Camp and Robin streets opposite
Coliseum Square The house has large we'll furnished rooms
and is surrounded By extensive grounds The street. cars
pass the door. .
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EDWARD IVY, Notary Public.
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rCxr ITi TEST 1T rnOKoUsHLx,


II WIN cost you nothing 70 do By making application
10 undersened Machine viii be sent 10 your residences
and will be ShoUn how - IT, and reasonable leng1
Of e given the Machine 10 decide 10 lie merh
The Magnolia Washing Machine
WIN do your waning with half the less and
DO more you usually will the cost OF t1f
Of clothes and In fuel In less than one
year makes sop does with the necessity Of stand
Ing over stesmng tub, and prevents the washer from i
hsng the OF hby suds also from getting vet
and viii 40 many be the Of preventing SICK
ness and saving DOCTORS ball
AT inesnious COG-WHEEL WRTNGER amxed to
be Machine and is made Of India Rubber Cyndsrs and
vrings the clothes almost ready for ironing. I.
Is 4 Useful Simple and Chsapi Satisfaction e1srsnk<i
o. 10 6alA Use The
Magnolia Washer
sad save the Womsn Health and also beth Labor ard
Money! L A GAILLARD,
-'s' NO. los Poytrss street,
Owner Of The Patent Rght Tor LorisAnA
- Country rights for sale.
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HOOK. OF subseriPtion TO the CaPitai
ssocs Of the New Orleans Steamship Line VIII Dc found
sss following named places: -. co-.,.,v "a
once Of he FACTORS and Traders Insurance oompsns'
cSo%%scs insurance Company Of Camp and er.
vtsr streeta . .....y c.r,p and Dom.
sSsp.hsii d smiths once, 81 Csrondelst street
ss,nr.hire Hsthorn, P0ydrss street,
ssssS1.cskeV M nson, 6rayier street.
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I-in accordance with sections "a and IS OF An
eSt entitled an set TO establish general system p
q Pre- B,nSnS In 1s the notice s' is hereby given
20 Hhe holders Of the circulating note; note act 70 sIs
.-ot the same NJ Banking House OF ~ the once e
Etats Auditor for the purpose Of redemption WIN oS
vser ro dSe otherwise the iunds oeposeo " 'so
Sank for said purpose will be recsned Tn c.hs,
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once Canal end

Railroad Company. New Orleans, nuAry Is, 1853 The
regular meeting OF the stock ers OF TINS comph
f0f the election Directors to seror the ensuing
will be held al their ofics No CAM rect, on MONDAY
the 18th instant between 10 A anaH S....
j. q CA BELL Secretary.
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FOR RENT.

FOR RENT.
NOR RrNT-A LARGE FINE THREE-sTORY
il Brick Dwelling House, No. 525 Chstres street. near ST.
has been put in good has gas and water
one SQUARE Of IT, the Rampant street within two
squares. Rent $50 per month to LIST October. 1869
NOR RENT-FURNIsnED ROOM-AN EXCEL
II furnish ed cheap airy aud comfortable IN
quiet house and convenient 70 the cars Inquire At NO
NOR RENT-wITH OR WITHOUT BOARD, A
large and handsomely furnished Room, over the front
psror, and opening wide balcony Apply at 30 us 81
Joseph street, between St Charles and Csronoelet
NOR KENT-THE FINE, LIGHT, BACK OFFICE,
ndows on 81 Charles street. opposite Masonic Hall
able for cotton brokers Office having proof
srcbiteet POI session given LIST November next For terms
sppy r. G. Hear No. 81 Commercial Place. corner OF st.
Charles street, front office
ITO HENT-THREE VERY DESIRABLE OFFICES
on the of the New Orleans Mutual Insurance
Company Canal and Camp Apply at the once Oh the
company.
NOR RFNT-PEws IN CHRIST CHURCH To
Rent Canal street,; Nos IL, IA and Us Rent moderate
| Apply to 81 Magazine Etreet
COR RENT-THAT LARGE OOMAoDIoUs AID
well ventilated house situated on Iivch Circle pstseen
openings all sides and abundance Of yard room Il ia well
suited TOR family boarding house or school, FOR TERMS e
| apply to J. Wire, at this office.
| INOR RENT OR LEAsE-THE LARGE AND
train Railroad depot Eysian Fields street. between Vic
sy viii be leased for term Of years Appy
/ TO @. E. Girsrdey Co., II Exchange Place
| JHOR RENT-FAMILIEs AND GENTLEMEN GAN
be accommodated with large airy rent Rooms with OF
without board Asc day oOsds LwS s5s isni
their would do ws TO call ct 2e Canal street, corner OF
| Liberty.
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.CitIzena, Bank

Orleans. Deces mber d, lSo8.-An
Of this Bank. forthe ensuing yea,
Hou, 9, on MOI DAY, Let feoruH
Of 10 A. =. and 2 p. NJ
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r .NDKETH,s GARDEN SEEDS

IL Growth Of 1868.
H. HAFFNER has In store full assortment o. Win
ar and hprinR VEGETABLE and POWER SEEDS from
the establishment of Landreth Son, Phadelphia Also
ne lot onion Sets and Too or Button Unions, AsPar
E1s Roots Red Glover Seeds etc: -, -,
-, S9un az ~ on ms nsnsTs II. HAFFNER.
INV los ST Charles street. opposite St charles fheater
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THE FALSE ONE.
A TALE OF woMAN's HEART.

"IIad I never loved so blindly,
Had never loved so kindly;
Had we never met or parted,
l had ne'er been broken-hearted."
M .... ... .... BURNS.
NEVER shone the sun upon a
tairer creature than was Edith
Haselden, and never until now
upon a happier one. Her life
had been a summers morning
all brightness and JOY. Even
Love, that urchin of storm and
calm, Of smiles and tears, had
been productive of nothing but
happiness to her. The scene
was changing now; she had to
endure her first trial, her lover
was to bid her adieu that even
ing for some months, as he was
about to pay a long promised
visit to an old friend Of his
fathers in Paris. Edith was
pacing the garden, an1iously
waiting his arrival. She felt
unhappy, beyond what the oc,
casion warranted; she did not
fear he would forget her, she
was too true to herself to sus-
pect treachery in him; her love
was SO pure, SO undivided, a
thing so almost holy, that it
seemed impossible she could
bestowed it on one unworthy.
No, it was not a doubt of his af-
fection or constancy, that
caused her present uneasiness,
but an underlined presentment
of future evil.
She did not know Horace
Seaton; there were few that
did. Even those far more. con-
versant with the world than
her, could not dream that be-
meath that warm glowing man
ner, there was hidden a cold,
calculating selfish heart. 1t
was true he loved Edith Hasel-
den, as much as such a heart
ever loves; she was young and
beautiful, and that gratified
his pride; she loved him and
that pleased his vanity.
He had kept his appoint
ment with her, and the moment
Of parting had arrived. They
were sitting on a garden bench,
both appeared sorrowfuI his
arm was round her, and he
whispered words of love, and
hopes Of future happiness
@Edith, my own Edith he
said "you have promised to
remember me, and to greet my
return with pleasure; one more
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GERALDINE.
4yA BALLAD.

The moon was bright, and cal the
night,
And sweetly smiled the ,vsly
scene, .ffir trf t.,.lr -,
But deep the sigh, and wild q eye,
And sad the heart of Geraldii. ! .
She sought the hill, where 10 and
still,
In deathly sleep the vanquishl lay !;
She rent her hair in wild despa. -
She could not weep, she dad not
Hers was the tongue had widelsung,
or EriE's wrongs and Erin'wOes,
Hers was the hand did belt his rand,
When Connor for for his clntry
rose.
With valor vain, the patriot trm,
Braying the SaXon's thundertood (;
And desperate fray deformed th day,
And nights dark veil was ained
with blood. - n f.slrr.
Fierce was the strife for death ohife-
. Their hands were strong their
81 hearts were brave;
TIL every CLEAN of freedoms Geam,
"a Was buried in their leaders rave.
The distant scene, bright and srene,
Was slum Dering la the mooilght
And near the mould where pas and
cold, ru5 H -H.
In blood and darkness Come ley.
A sterner throe of frantic woe,
Thrilled in the mourners toured
breast -. nI.H.
"Erin," she cried, "for thee he ded-
On thee, on thee, his blood shal rest.
Though bathedln gore lie breatles no
more -. . .-
In light and rest see thee smile
With hatred fierce, a daughtersarse,
Pursue and crush thee thalkless
isle!
Hark I! from above, I Ifear my I've
Ifeel his glance of angry fam;
He hears me dare, In impious pnyer
To breathe his country's acred
name. ...'
Yet dear that land, and patriot ,and
Dear the green hills ne loyal s,
... WE'LL SOL. '.rl. .
Unstained and bright as haven
light,
The sacred cause for which he fell
As well this breast, that loved hin
best
Might breathe curse DER Conner
grave ..egr
As raise the prayer Of wild despair,
Against the lar ] he died TO save.
Death Joins the ties, that death de
strOys, .r..,. r.
And Corners fate shall yet be nine
The orient ray of early day, l
Rose on the grave of Geraldine.
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ADyERTIsrNf TERMs

thought she had tainted, and
he raised her head from the
floor, but it fell heavily ono his
arm. he shuddered; the color
had forsaken her lips, those
bright beautiful eyes were
closed forever. Edith .Haselden
WAS DEAD. '.,etiJ 5.ir si..3 {
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Hollands German Tonic

b eessbiaatioa Of all Re fngredients Qr ne
AiHers, with PuRR Santa CyIs Rants Orange, ETC.
q q xisd for hs saHss daeasei az n,e Biacri, 81
easss schsre Joms pure dlcoholic aiHuInS 70 re-
0,sired., Yo1 aoiH bear IN mind that hSts rene
aiss ara entirely different Jros any othsrs
aAssEtisss Jog ne cure Of the disedses named,
hSse being Seientifc preparations Of Medicinal
aEtraets ,chile ne othcyI are mere decoctfons Qf
rsss, n i0p,s form, The TONIC % decidedly one
e( Qe most pledsdRt and agreeable remedies eper
e6er,d 10 ls EabIic. ns tGsk 70 eSquiSite. H6
. pItaiurs 70 lake Il, sohite "a IVe-0iUiHg, ezhit
eratiM1, aad msdicinal qualities haze caused u b
y kapsrs a. AS 0veatea Of all toHics.
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H3 viz" nv OOhOA onoll AO-
move it. On my return dear.
est, it shall be replaced by an
other at the altar, will you not
promise me9'
The blushing girl hesitated;
again that chilling, vague un-
easineSs, crept over her heart:
but she banished it, and placed
her hand in his. The large
dark eye of Edith, would have
been startling at that moment
with Its intensity of lustre, but
that it was softened into mild
beauty, by the tears which
trembled on it. She looked &C
him with an expression, in
which love and confidence
were blended s7-. I r"oL
"Horace," she said, 81 will
l do promise, that this ring
shall never be removed, but at
the altar. l will not ask you
to remember me, while away,
it would be implying a doubt
that you would not: but for me,
| will think of you day and
night I will hold this spot sa-
cred; / will hold communion
with none here, but Him who
now sees us, and who knows
the truth and falsehood of our
hearts. To Him will Ipray for
your happiness, whatever my
fate may be-" ts.-.
They parted, and OIL how the
fond girl cherished the memory
of their parting scene, and the
: words he had uttered; for days
! afterwards she fancied that she
could still he ar his voice float
ing round her could still fee
the pressure of his hand as hi
passed the ring upon her finger
She little thought that they hat
parted for ever!-that that voice
and hand, would henceforth b.
dead to her; that she ha'
wasted her young warm heart
best and freshest feelings
which the heart entertains bu
once: which we would give en-
pires-w orlds, to entertai
again!
/ He had promised to write t
her and had broken that prom
= ise! Edith counted the hour
. each day, until the post wa
delivered, with a wild an
4 throbbing heart; but each da
4 proved him more forgetful. A
: length strange rumors reache
q her OF an approaching ma
= riage, between Horace Seato
= and a young lady in Paris
great fortune. They crushe
!, and chilled her spirit-and th
4 gay-the happy Edith, was n
. more.
s We will not-we cannot d,
v scribe her feelings, when sh
L first heard those tidings; sh
), treated them as base calumn,
+ she wrote to him-her lette
q was unanswered She accident
!. ally met an acquaintance, wh
a had just returned from Franc
q and from him she learnt that
Il was too true. He had been ft
d some weeks married. Sh
', heard with a calm and con
t. posed countenauce; but a witt
It cred, blighted, breaking hear
s, The three years had elapse
It and Edith Haselden stood ga
ing from her easement upo
e the lake below, while the so
It moon shone in unclouded Low,
l. illness. The next day was be
n marriage day. A gentlema
J. named Fortescue, had seen an
i admired her; love is too stron
|, a word. He admired he
It beauty, was not repulsed b
|. her coldnesS, and, after a te'
It months acquaintance, obtaine
d a cool, careless consent frol
d her to become his wife. Sh
d was strangely altered; not th
buoyant enthusiastic cir
T. with looks and thought
It equally fresh and glowing; sh
y had become the calm, unin
!, ..zJ 5:-..EoJ