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The weekly echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1868-1876, 1869-07-01
Ventteo5. Public me- D..

Succession JnO. ID. Armstrong.
| I'm yertu DUN ordre de l'Hon., Ii cou1
~ =. DIES preuves dams ct pour Ia Par,
oisse Calcasieu, il sera vendu en- svette
| publique au plus aufrant ct dernier
eneherisseur, par Margaret w. Arm
strong, tut, nat, on par un Off16ier du-
! I1ent commissions, q ia porte de Ia
maison de cOur en- cette paroisse :'I'@"l
Samediu 10 Juilliet, 1869. 3,
Les propri6t6s non yendues, apparte-
nant q Ia Succession savoi1s III A r
1ment., I'm certain moroccan de terre
avec les batisses ct hameliorations uui
sly tropvent, situ6e sur le Bayou Nezpi-
que, dams cette paroisse. cornne bar
acte de vente de James, Mcfarland ct
VIM. Cottren d John Armstrong, COM
me titre Espagnol de BENJAMIN An
drews, borne n, par terre de, ROs6lnond
GnidEg o. par le Bayou Nezpiqu6 ;
sud par tteroe de Valerie Martin !; ct ".
par terre pubhque. cEf9aSFfS.s
End. I'm moroccan de terre en- oette
paroisse, contenant trente-six acres,
plus on moins, CONNIE suit : le lot no.
II, 7. IA, r. 8 W. achete par le decide
do Simon O. White
3. I'm autre 1norceau achet6 ia
White ct comm CONNIE lots nos. II, 10,
20 ct 81, t. l9 b. II 8 w1-contenant
29S acres, plus on MONS,
a, On Rutre moroccan dc terre. conn-
tenant 100 SO 100 acres, 81 comm
CONNIE lots no. 8 et 4 de sec. SIS. et q 4
IA do sec, q, !, IA S. i J9w.-patente
Janvier, 1861. Wv 4A
D. 0nnutre moroccan defterre .conken.
ant ESQ. lb-lO0 acres ct comm CONNIE
sec. y, ou lot 10 et.sec .22,on lot 20 al sec
70, on lot II, T. I5s., 7. 8 w.-patenfc
de 4 Etat de Ia he /, no 90S4, tlat6e Baton
Rouge ietlr octobre, 1850
Termset Conditions
A an credit de pn, deux Il trois
du jour de Ia vente, ies SeaS S.S ,,s.s
lQprnisspnt leurs billets, avec bonTss
etsolyaales securities solidaires !, s,.sbigs
Margaret w Armstrong, turtles MA |
~ son oro1e, dates da jour lle ii veSte |
4 portapt interest s pour cent 4 4 lam
9cheance lusqu au Placement. les pro-
2Fietes demeurant specialm ent vpbtb |
aquees avae spriyelepa az ysbs ANA
'usqu 90 paiement ilnal tFItk
DAVID J. REID.
Juge do Paroisse.
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Observation-Disclosures
Wanted,

A good cook, washer and roHeeor.
Must have no ,children." A young
white woman, capable and respect
able, would have light work, per
manent employment, liberal wages
and, if deserving, would be receiV-
ed and considered as q member Of
my family, instead Of as a servant
Ynara1v ~ IA ~ js45 cGLf.'1IG
-, GEORGE H. WELLS. "a
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Probate Sale,
succession Jno d. Armstron.

sflCAANSSSSAOA~ y nv -A~' IA AaASGE0m0
EDY virtue Of an order from the H.,
ID the Parish Court, in and for 1V ~
Parish of Calcasieu, there will he w y
to the last and highest bidder, bv H.
garet w. Armstrong, natural tutrir
by a duly commissioned bfficef n ~
court House door of this Parish. on.
slsssal
/ Saturday the 4 4l93tlhl.fflay Of july.
The following unsold property =belona
to said estate, to WITH d rsfrr.-,.
K LIST. Arcertain tract of land and :,
proyements thereon, situated 81 ~
Bayou Nezpique, ia this, ypaBishl on
known and described as per act Of saI
from James Mcfarland and VIM T 1ai'
tren to said decd John ArmstronroO wv
the Spanish Grbnt{ of BENJAMIN 2 o. A. :
drews, and bounded as follows,:~ vo rsi
by lands of Rosemoud ,Guidry FoatI
Bayou Nezpique; South by lands y
Valerie Martin and West byy m S
land. Number of acres not Know MY
One undivided half only belonnegiibo 4
said estate the other owners NJ" "
known EaI Ga In3s 21uswgag .Ta,EINO'
II Ind a cert certain tract o. land IL An,
Parish, containing thirty six acres. m6-s.'
OF. less. to wit; Lot no II, toWnqbiS
IA, range 9 W::-the same purchased H
said decd from Simon q I. White.
Sd. Another tract o.. land purchaser ii b,aa
FROM said White, and known as lots i
49, 20,and} a, township, IA south. rsp n
9 W.-cOntaining 1913 acres, more or
less"Gu s#5 yjaram grbtaas ab,a
18th. Another tract ofglands copt3;D
ing 13096-100 acres, and known ID III.
3 and 4 of section IS, and n. e. Ia nj
na eg1+4lofsection 81, township IA Z
range 8. was, per patent from. tbs.
State of Louisiana no .96O6,r dated I'm 3.
Dist, A. D. 1861. -----.-
5tlf. Another tFacB Of land contain.
ing 286 .l5-1G0 acres, and known as zee
p, Qr lot 10 and sec. %, or lot 90, and
sec. %, or lot 81 in township Is s., VT
9 w.--as per patent from the State Of
Louisiana, no. 9D74, issued at Baton
Rouge on the LIST day of October, An
1906 o. 90 90
Terms an1d Conditions.
--0neaecredit4 one, tive. and .tbyes
years from the day of sale. Purchases
furnishing their notes with good And
solvent securities in solido, payable to
Margaret w Armstrong, natural tuhix
Oh order, and dated on day, of said sale
and conditioned to Bear interest 81 The
rate Of g. per cent pei. apnuln, from
their respective mlaturitieg until poi5
Inc property TO be and remain special.
y 5m!5ortgaged with vendors privileges
lntlt full and entire payment. 1,if.a.'2
4" Al" SO ( DAVID j. REID, n-,
.&g1.E Parish Jud ~
This the day 10th of June. 1869. -, - Az
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Public Sale.

u = uDAAC -SaAGo 49,
! -a D.. tAtl- ms" A.u"t thts5HI} FIs
Ige1ugiA Hca#-- -Tfs1aEr 3nIrrF
Succession Of Emily Moss,
III BY virtue Of an order Of the
Honorable the Parish Court 2o1
CaIcasieu Parish, La. dated june
the 7th, l. SO, the undersigned Ad.
fnihistrator will offer for saleu to
the last and highest bidder, at his
residence at Hickory FIat'in said
Parish; on ha}n.nrg.. ID eGos
Wednesday, July 14th, 1859, "o'
all the separate property. Of said
Emily Moss, decd, and all the
community property Of said suc-
cession, except a certain stock OF
horned cattle, to wit; ~. ~ar5 ..'i
Six Tracts of Land, all lying In
said Parish, west of the Calcasied
River, and near Hickory Flat, TO
wit: Ia4 f.oH "5tm Z. oj }aaF
Ill One tract containing 8O,47-
100 acres. r..mt,fl 49,. ..~
..[2] One tract. containing SILL
100 acres.an.J a. .a.s| otH ro.t
ocC3T One tract containing 40.65q
100 acres. '"i@"l A5oa. 7l3oiT1. .
III One tract, containing 161.
acres, . ..'.. q. ''.'. ''~
= 1851 One tract containing 91.24+
100 acresaf5sNmun g sa 09snioonnI
P 1f6] One tract Containing 1908.
93-1O0 acres, being the family
plantation and residence with all
the buildings and improvements
thereon, consisting of a dwelling
house, Kitchen, stables, cribs, fence
ing &c, which will not be deliver
ed until December LIST, 1869, in Or
der that WmI Cole, Admir- may
gather and remove the |
growing crop thereon, 2,a go uuasI
An accurate description of the
and location of the above I
racts Of land will be given on the
lay of sale. .aje
Also S. head Of horned 800
,r., cattle, branded thus: r... IT,
About twelve head of b, gentle
lorses, aboutz23l head of, mares.
10 head of ihogs+2Inore or less. S
lead ofsheep,a oneo and cart.
me old buggy, one dot farming
ltensils, one lot carpenters and
'la6ksmith's tools, two yoke of OK
N, one silver watch, one shot gun. l
wor rifles, one pistol, household
nd kitchen furniture, one, lot of ]
at3rAbner Coles 4 and
Their articles too numerous to
lenhon. o. ba18 6.aa Ha0l8 ja9v
T Terms 9ls1laps and Conditions, ! J
'- 80 ny "#+. '".-.aE# az #' FL #Ea""a .#L :
q All purchases under ten dollars 7
ayable in cash on the day Of SALE
nd for allpurehases of ten dollars :
purchasers win be !
sqhired to execute their pronais- d
Dry notes payable to the under
igned Admir- or order, 40 his resi-
ence, in equal instruments N one a
yo and three years from the day !
! sale, with eight per cent inter. i
u from maturity, with two Good i
nd solvent sureties in. soIid6 tai
70 satisfaction of said Admir-.
he ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Of Said a
recession to DO and remain qspe- (
ally mortgaged in favor Of said E
ueoession, to secure the payment z
tthe notes given in payment 7
lereof. Internal Revenue stnn1ps 4
. notosat the expense Of puFcha. ?
rs. 5ba@s5g $50 &
7 nils 81 WI. COLE j
AdvoipSetr,t,s
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Vemte. par lie Sheriff.
SINE dhist Jridiciairs fl2 1gEAL
Paroisse yCalcasien., no, S52,

franklin G.. Hay, Adm'teur. VI,
James M, Coley, absent.
INN Tartu dun ordre de Il. TAI i moi
~ adgess6 dams l'aftaire.s vi dessrs
entitulee ct numarot6e, he John, M.
Reid, sheriff, offrirai, en- ventepubliaue.
az plus ofrant ct deanier enoherisseur
Q Ia porte de "a maispn de o0ur az cetta
PeFoi9se, en- u vile de Lac q CHARLES,
S5 " Sine Jour 40 Juliet, 1859,
tons les titres, droits, .interets II recla.
matlons Gle JamesM. Colsy, "a ~ dams les
pfoprI6teslci apres drontassavoir Cent
teetes do hetes 4 oornes farouohe, al an
chevnl de yaoherie. ras1, s.-'s,S
TERMS EFT CONDITIONS Comp.
tant e jour Dc ID vento, ayes le bene-
toe Destination. ~ 6sT
JOHN M, REID, shorif.
We.see that 1Er. III. Eirsh. has
just reserved . large assoftn6n 81
groceries. Give him ! call.
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Fourteen railway locomotives
have exploded within the past
seven o months in the United
States killing 20 persons q and
wounding a much larger number.
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3slleriG,'s Sale.
8th JUDI Dist. Court, sslv o IL &o.o
CeaLoals9lte9q l Perish, I Nc No: oo2.

8th JUDI Dist 'Cous, ~ 49,. o
oelaasftts993 E Parish rzJ1 1874 ~: S22.
Franklin g. HaysAdmr., VS.. James
adj 70 M tQioleg, Absentee: 4. lH INV
pY virtue Ola writ Of Il ia. to me AT
ID rected in the above entitled suit
| will sell at the Court House door Of
this Parish, in the town of Lake CHARLES
to thealast and highest bidder, within
the legal , hours Of # gale, 5Q9pgy775ttS
Saturday, the a33d, day Of July
al fright, title, interest and saenandgos
James. M. Ooley to the following dssi
,cribed property, to wit Il IN n ''rSl5
One hundred head of Wild horned
cattle, more or less, -
branded somewhat Ga Ha
thus II ALLIT
One stock horse.
TERMS Cash on lie sp5bt,, with
benefit Of appraisement.
sherihrs Office, Lake Charles, Calca-
.s@ sieu; June 10th, 1869. 1N;1D
jim. REID, Sheriff.
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90 Tercredi m a,JuilIgt. 1862

a.s Mercredi, Ia BULLET, 1859.
Touteg ies pF5pFi5t6y sePaF6es ID Emily
Moss, d6c6d6e ct les prOpriet6s en- com
munant6, except6 un lot de bet6s~ a
comes. "a SAVIOR six lots on uoPceaux
de terre, tons situ6s en- cette Paroisse,
a pOuestTde la'FiViefe CaGlcasieu, pres
de Hickory Flat, SAVIOR:
f1F UnElotgcomtenaut 8O747.-1O QB acres
[27 IN lot contenant 81.71-1OO acres.
T37 I'm lot contenant 40. 65-1OO acres.
[4] Unloteontenant161 .35-10Q- acres,
[5FUn Lot contenant 81 .24-l00i acres.
In Unlot contenant203 .93-1OO acres.
&c darnieE etant La residence de famille,
avee toutes$les batisses ct authorizations
Une iuste description d6s nombrse ct To-
cations des dts lots de .terre sera dOnne
Ie jour de Ia vehte.. u :Maison de resi-
dence, cuisine, 6curies, nragasfn i mails,
barrieres &c. Ce derniet (6m9J Tot
sera livr6 a Paequiret1r que le Ter De-
cembre 1869, ct apres que la FecoIte de
William Cole sera ranass6e ct enlev6e,
aAussi is t6tes B8tes a,cornes T. - % Z.
3a5i t.r. s estamp6es s z
- t8tes cheVeaux doux, %. t8tes de
iueGnents, 20 t8tes de coehonss,, plus tou
MONS, t8tes de, moutons, 'un wagon d
beoufs ct une charette, IN vieux buggy
I'm lot d'instauments aratoires; ontils
de charpentier ct de forgeron, deux
paires de boeufs, I'M 1nontre en- argent,
I'M fusil. deux carabines, un pistoIet,, un
lot de provisions chez Abner Cole, listen
sils de maison ct cuisine ct beaucoup
d'autres articles quiz serait trop long
d'enumeref. " ,.'t.'7 p .'"' " ,o a'ra ,e'.%7
4G|TerLnes ct Conditions. .4
oToutes somnes .aue dessous de dix ipi-
astres Payables compliant le jour de la
Yente, ct, tQutes SQmmes au ,dessus de-
dix piastres a I'm credit de un . deux. ct
trois ans du jour de La vente, les acque-
reqrs fournissant leur billets avec deux
bonnes etsolvaubless&curit6ss Olidaires,
payables~ a Hadministra-
5erlr on q son ordre} d son sdomici, eet
portant interest q raison, de hut pour
cent par an de ieur 6ch6ance iusqu'a u
placement, les prophecies ,immobiliaires
ieront. ct demeqrOnt specialment,, bypO-
hequ6es en- favour dc Ia succession,
pour 1qqr assurer le Placement des bilets
tonnes pour le prix d'aehat. --& W. S..
Ellmbre de revenus internes aux frais
70 PacqQ6reurs, ,r,s..rf w., .,s..+ .' 49,
n s,rvalG amT mn atf,WM. COLE, "
u.rtnO. l8 y... Administrators
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sulccession -de Joseph Grima.ldi.

A Wis est par los presents donn6 i
"A tous les creanciers de Ia dite Sue
cessioh de presenter lenrs rectanlations,
sans d6lai ct clement, authentiqu6es, 4
Ia soussign6e ADMINISTRATIVE, i Niblett's
Bluff, QUA son avocat, Geo. Fl. Wells,
az Lax, Charles en- Ia. Paroisserde CaIca-
sieu, Et tous les debiteurs de IA dite
succession s'6viterent des frais de- pour
suite en- r6glaht Ieurs colnpts ilnme-
diatement. y1nb 33u3T @hf aa4wt
/ iGe. 30 JUN, 1869. nj ii.r,ou.1 g.,,,.r
MARY Y. .GRIMALDI. . "a T.
r,,.r-. s.s,..t Administrative. '''
The weekly echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1868-1876, 1869-07-01

,g.A. Western editor. il i. response .
to. q subscriber who complains
that his paper isintolerably damp,
says shat it because there is 50
much due or. it,. a.r.oa,.l.. ra
The weekly echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1868-1876, 1869-07-01

Succession dc R0aaInOnd CUT
dry ct de "a Femme HeUri-
cite Politics.
Fiat de la Louisiana, Cour DIES
Paroisse Calcasieu. Preuves.
II. PERRODIN, de La Paroisse st.
l Landry, ayaut, par petition, fait
application a Ia dite Cour, q reffet
a 6tre,nommS ,administrateur.d Iaad ita
succession. IN
En- consequence, avis est par lie pre-
sent donne aux interTess6s dams cette
succession davoir d d6duire par 6crit a
mon bureau, en- la vile de Lac Charles,
dams les dix iours qui suivront La date
du present avis, les faisons si aucune
ills ont, par lesquelles il ne serait pas
fat droit q la demande de Ia ,dite peti-
ton. -'.'., 49,. -1 ...-'" 2.i 81. .7',.|
Lac Charles d JUN, 1869. ",f& 1'
.l 4.s 10 ,a0 DAVID J. REL, Tar
.g~o., H. IT,. .Juge de Paroisse.
II IL !. - L 80 n IA. ~
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Succession OF y Oseph Grimlaidi.
~--CiE ,G%@ on ,NrTTa1E TT j n
,aN0IICElis. hereby given to all
creditors of said succession to pre-
sent their claims without delay,
duly authenticated, to the under-
signed administrators at Niblett's
Bluff, Or to her attorney, George
H. Wells Esq, at Lake Charles;
in the Parish Of Oalcasieu ;tandrali
persons indebted to said Success.
sion will.avoid d costs of suit by
immediate paymentto III .uaify
gaiio MARY "! GREMALDT,. + r
Qua Gna .yHilAdministratrix, /
I; June 30th, 1862. aEg .oT Ian
$3.50. NiEH- 8k u ~ FsHsF
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"a gentleman who has been
travelling throughout the upper
portions of this Parish brings us
news Of good crops everywhere.
The SEASON has. thus far been a
very propitious one for farmers,
and, although planting was late,
CORN cotton and sugar promises
better than even last year We
do not think that Calcasieu win
have to import SO many schooner
loads of corn another year. The
increased amount of land in culti-
walton, planting every crop which
can be successfully grown here,
together with an increased atten-
ton, to fruit Of every description,
isacalculated to bring out athe re-
sources of this country and make
its Importance felt in commercial
circles. With a perfectly healthy
climate, la good range tolerable
soil and the iCalcasieu River at our
doors, the fault is our own i we
do not develop our resources and |
= b . :
make this nejof the most rdesira-
BILE portions ofbhe country. eau1ogI
20 60iJc--L- - L -, 1--E-g g,- 49, tuabl
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now we notice the names of Paul
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Geo. d, Wells, Esq. wants a
cook, washer and irOner. Awhile
woman preferred. An excellent
and permanent situation is offer
ed. Read his advertisement in
another column.
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81 Throagh an error in the
copy furnished us, the boundaries
If the new ward created by the
Police Jury were given wrong.
II should have read, ''fron the
mouth Of Bundrick's creek" i'm
stead Of Barnes Creek" ItEis
correct ia this issue. .l.0a 0s35
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We are glad to learn that our
old friend Fisher is soon to be
back with a complete assortment,
comprising every thing in hisyline.
His welI-known business qualities
and gentlemanly demeanor viii
ensure him attention, and the
quality of his goods, together with
the moderation Of his prices, gen
orally, win furnish him with :
market for ell the goods he Will
bring. Eojta.l a&Am0
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ente PuBpIfqn .. !

Succession de EmiIg Moss. a I
dun ordre de Honorable
IL Ia Cour de Paroisse de La Paroisse
Calcasieu, Louisiana, en- date du Z JUN
1869, lie, sousigne administrators offri-
raj en- vente pubique, au plus otrant
etdernier encherisseur, a ma residence
d Hickory Flat en- cette Paroisse
The New York herald., 1869-03-21

A NY PERSON HAVING A SET or DIAMOND SHIRT
Studs for sale chaap win Ind purchaser By addressing
4. NJ. r.. Herald Office
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THE ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS SUCCESS OF THE NEW
] programme. ENTHUSIASTIC RECEPTION Of the
GREGORY FAMILY, THE GREATEST GlMNASTS IN
THE WORLD. A PERFECT FURORE OF APPLAUSE At
their daring GREAT HIT OF MAFFlTTS comic trick
s CCEsS OF THE HORSE MARINES. Yhe MAMMOTH
PROGRAMME commences at 745 with the Overture "
OPERTrS ORCHESTRA, and at 80 precise Messrs JEAN.
ARTHUR and ALBERT GREGORY spPear n theT eT our
vOLvfNG ORRsn MILE. GERTRUDE win then intro.
duce her g. RPRISINGLY CLEVER troupe OF educated
dogs, APOLLO, PET, RUPERT, WATCH, BALTIC,
sEcRKh1t1E c ENrERrAiNMENT ST with al LIIP TIAS
on THE TRIPLE HORIZONTAL BAR give series OF GYM.
NASTIC TRICKS far superior to anything of the kind eyer
gs a6EsE A. Wi ss r. 9,
Mas ALICE HARRISON win Put her yEL0cE through % its
fTsoUELY LUDfCRous performance Of the great London
bARiNa act ever witnessed, .sTHREE FLYING MEN IN
THE AIR." by the CHAMPION GYMNASTs Of the world,
JEAN, ALBERT and ARTHUR GREGORY. THE PER
ILOus LEAP and SOMERSAULT In MID AIR y the
MOST sTUPENDOUs performance OF the age. s:5o-THE
SPIRAL ASCENSION. BY LIE fETIT ETHARpO, who,
when performing at the CRYSTAL PALACE, SiDENHAM,
startled the OLD WORLD from ss dreamy e,hsrgy y his
EQUIPOlSE The performances VIII conclude with JAMES
WADDLE, or IARLEQu ufN, TOMMY TREACLE and THE
Of this BEAU IDEAL of are too numerous to de-
scribe, and appreciated MUST BE SEEN. MAFFIrT
the clown OF clowns and BARTHOLOMEW, the funniest
cMkhE the un
HARLEQUIN and COLUMBINE. COME EARLY TO
SECURE SEATS Admission SO cents Reserved orchestra
circle % cents extra Rsseryed 3rchssTs chairs 90 cent
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AMIsEnIENTs.

NTIBLO'S GARDEN.
IN Lessecs and Managers. ..........JARRETT PALMER
THE RENcWNH IL DIA THOMPSON TROUPE.
RlsILLlA ~, uNEQUIV0CAL AND
COMPLETE SUCCESS OF FAkAIE'S POPULAR
VERSION.
riaf, TII
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NEW YORK HERALD SUNDAY MARCH 2 lsea-TRIPLE SHEET
ADJUSTMENTS.

ANfrsEMENTS.
IlGOTH's THEATRE
ID Tcntv-,hird street. between Fifth and Sixth
Eighth week OF
EDWIN BOOTH
in Shakspeare's tragedy OF
MIR. MARK SMITH, Mr.. H. w. WALLER
ana Mr. EDWIN ADAMS.
ROMEO AND JULIET MATINEE
ON SATURDAY NEXT, AT ONE OCLOCk.
SATURDAY EVENING
Mr.. EDWIN ADAMS
RAPHAEL,
In the
MARBLE HEART.
Doors at IN; to commence at Il to O'CLOCK
advance the box office or the
theatre, branch ticket Office, the music store OF u
H. Dtson Co., I'll Broadway.
Other plays the OF elaborate preparation, and
Will be produced during the season.
The New York herald., 1869-03-21

TA IRVING PLACE.-RooMS on SECOND FLOOR tt
ict with Board have large closets, hot and cold wse
and every conyenence references exchanged No moving
n May.
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)0E LEXINGTON ANEN E.-A PRIVATE FAMILY
- 49, Wta rent pleasant with Board gentleman
and vile o. two gentlemen Fourth pass the
door,
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100 EAST TwENTY-SEvENTH sTREEr.-HAND
81 s0rnely furnished Apartments, with closets no,
cold water, 70 rent, with or without Board.
The New York herald., 1869-03-21

OF BLEECKER SfREET.-A FEW GENTLEMEN
- can be accommodated with Board and pleasant
Rooms at moderate terms also gentleman and wife,
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100 last sEyEETEkNTH STREET, NEAR FOURTH
loo aveaue-Enard in the family OF French professor
French TIE only language spoken huency in speaking
CURED with little s;uds.
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7OJ wAvERLEy PLACE, NEAR SIXTH AVENUE
lsDl 70 let, furnished front Room, gentlemen
without board. Rent, with gas, $50 per month.
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VoRKyILLE.-A PRIVATE FAMILY WILL ACCOM-
Il modate a gentleman and his wife young gentle
with excellent Board oriable pleasant Rooms
containing gas, water, &c house situated in Eighty
fourth Central Park moderate dinner 1T
Z. VI. Address lorkviile, Herald Office,
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H. EAST FIFTEENTH STREET, WITHIN TWO
IL, minutes O union square Private family viii rent
with first class Board, handsomely furnished Room will
closets e. X gentleman and wife single gentleman Re
fereBces
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go WEST TWENTY SECOND sTREET.-suITs OF
OC Rooms 70 lat gentlemen without board also back
Parlor, suitable for docLors olAce; no moving.
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20 IRVING PLACE-WITH OR WITHOUT BOARD,
floor, front very pleasant large ROOM first class prices
moderate
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7S.l EAST TwENTY.FIRsT STREET, OPPOSITE GRA
l'J) mercy PARK Hgt..-sewy furnished Rooms let
gke.lelaen wltheu' board; no moving In May.
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100 EAST THI9Tf-sECoND sTREET.-FuRNIsHEr
cui Board.
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NEXT TELEGRAM CARTOON.
FIsKIANA

ID ossINrS LAST MASS MISS KELLOGG.
III IMPORTANT NOTICE
cable telegram received from Paris Europe, bearing
date 18th March, 1852 I0sb A.. NJ, from Maurice Srakosch,
Lsq to bis brother M Max sirakoseh announces that
he's Just been performed that capital with immense
success This important work. considered tho best Of
the immortal maesros compositions, has been secured
great cost and Mr.. Max Srakosch In announcing his
sole proprietary Of the Mass for the United States takes
ons being made for the production of this compo
sition In New lork, when
MISS CLARA Louise KELLOGG
will sing the principal vocal and other eminent artistic
ability will be engaged assist mt the frat representation of
this nasterwork.
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A LNwfcK HOUSE, sH FULTON STREET BRooKLYY
n Heights, IN strictly FIRST class private boarding house
for permanent boarders. A few Rooms vacant