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April Q, BY John Martin, Esq, David F.
Kinney and Ida Martin.
April. ~, by Rev. T a. Grove, ,JeAry II
Christy and Eva Ann Pool.
Arril Is BY VIM. workmsn, Esq, William,
ceu!.sr ind Eihsheth A. AoElrdy.
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The precedent is what the Republican
mafiagers want first to establish, and to
establish by the consent Of the people.
After that, the Executive can intrench
itself and its President in absolute pow
er and claim therefor the will of the
people. The Post very truly says, the
Forte Bill is IAN attack upon the foun
dations of civil liberty';' and if the
American people submit to it. and espe-
eially if they sustain the Republican
leaders, the attack will be successful, and
Capitalization win have been establish.
cd, and absolutism made the controlling
principle of the Government"
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An Attack Upon the Foundations
.e., OF Civil Liberty.

The New York Evening Post, Radical,
in an article on the Force Bill, says that
its provisions give the color or law to
such a, coup d etat as. made Napoleon
master of France, and declares that: +
"No Republic is justified in thus sur
rendering its liberties. The success of
such q measure is more to be dreaded
than its utter failure; the restoration of
order by such means would be a greater
calamity to the country than the promo
ton of disorder by it. For it would es-
tablish asprecedent under which any
political party hereafter, ON obtaining
the control of Congress and the Exec
utive, might intrench itself and its Pres.
ident in absolute power, and leave the
people no remedy against absolutism
and centralization, but in revolution. 1t
IS an attack upon the foundations of civ
| il liberty; an abandonment Of that reli-
ance upon law and upon public opinion
which is the growth of history and the
crown Of civilization; recurrence to
the principles and methods Of barbar.
ION,
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Norway Oats for Sale.
THR subscriber Oilers for sale, st 81, 50 p6{F
j bushel, so bushels Of Norway Oats. ~

THE subscriber Offers for sale. st 81 30 pef
j bushel, so bushels Of Norway Oats. H6
says: =, 4. 's.,'..s-sS = - :
81 hsvs tried them for two years. and End
them to be . far better oats than those rAi564
BY our farmers. They have lsrss stif stsaw
and will stand up better than other oatt. :.
They viii produce one-thirds more a ~
same ground than the common cat<. tSs,tss
.In 1859 Isoved buahei and ths Jiald
vas rs bushels. - 8 i.
sIn 1870. sowed bushels and tks yiSld
va 7s bushels from 60 dozsns. ...isl & ss.s
They average from 40 to As founds e tAs
bushel. Ny horses eat thom In prsferennste
other oats oaaa 3issss Il. sssag
Persons wishing to buy the Nervsyl sses
can obtain them by addressing s.Ssra ( xss
A. i G00DHuK
s's. rs Clarihgton, Ohio.
OF. BY calling at RoEnsa's store. .Clsiinsssn
Ohio. e = - :
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Attachments.

WIN. q. Kiger ! Before James, Arnstrons, .
". Justice OF the Peace Of hala-t
John Fogsl 60 township, Monroe coaity,
Ohio: On the 25th day Of March; 1871, said
Justice issued An order Of attachment In the;
above action for the snm ofS7 Is and costs; !,
said action adjourned to the 18th day s'oe.
May; 1871. VA. 4. Alukk;
apr4wS. -
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1871-04-18

HTbe township Assessors of this
county received their. Instructions and
blanks on the 10th inst, from Auditor
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,xxNkase rase5 all day, the lllh inst,
in thesseodkna df P. DIEHL, South Of
tDwhl The damage to fences, timber and
new made rails was considerable.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1871-04-18

EThe town of Wildwood, Guernsey
county win be known in the future as
Quaker City. The Legislature is respon-
sible for the change. ;ssfK
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Gl islaS3 bird 1esttfaS. y fl,3.s;i
2Y u II BENTON q as%ls.{H &
Trustees4Joseph Algeo. = ,o'.,.- =
% ~ oR NJ Cline. :
Fgs ssss j. J.eDarnbnsh. ss'
*Daniel Little. E :
Clerk-Thomas Murphy.
TreasurerlaF. Beagle. y e
Assessor-John Mills.
I Constables ~ Jacob Switzer. 2
All Democrats. asfss s. ~
BETHEL. ss6l ~,
Trustees-A. Messner.
o A. Myers. 4 I sAa
S. johnson.
"a Clerk Edward Rice .s~ sa.sf s-fi ;
Treasurer--Samnel Z McVay. fSs's'
Assessor-Samuel Eaton. a.:'
Constables-Tho Mcvay.
Jonathan Connor.
All Democrats, except Mr.. CoNNoR.
- sssssse - il JACKSON.
Trustees-James O. Soles. p
John Witten.
John Steward,
*E. D. johnson.
Clerk-Elias Barker.
.Tfeasuref>- William Hathorn.S
Assessor-R. j. Norman.
Constables-G... ..Conley.
A. Cox.
3 80 I'm. Fouty.
All Democrats.
-. sIEE. ssS !
ustecs-Josephus Goddard.
James Neshitt. -
David Smittle. M
*Alex. -McGrewg i. us-
Clerk-Wilsoe Martin. =
Treasurer-John M. Goodwin. -
Assessor--Theo. w. Martin.
Constables-James Hubbard IS Ia
o. Wait.
Sam'l Jones.
All Democrats. 81
OHIO.
Trustees-C. Mozeny, r.
John Ruby, D.
,sss GGsMuhleman, r. issfs
IN Thonen, D.
Clerk. L. Boice, B. e q.
T Treasurer-A. Voegtly, R.
AsssessorHA "A, frhonen, D.
Constable-John Shrceves, D.
.assfSg vtlafs1 sUAsnr. T5stoifo7 efai,st
Trustees-Jas. Brister. D.
s Starkey, q.
Sam'l Wise, D. a.
fSs7 IS Wise, R. ~ y
Clerk ID. "A @, Armstnhg r.
Treasurer Cnasi ObIinger, r..
AssessDf epFge Kastner, r.
Constabies-B 5Hkrbin, ,. 19afl
G. Rucker,D D..
sa BpNsUgRf.
Trustees-J ohm Miller, b. SO
- "A. .Keyser, ID. & y
y IL David 5 tewali, D,
ssne sFhomas Fletcher, B. 1ES
Clerk John JefFers, ID e s<ak
7 TreasnrefI-W.M.sG Griffith, D.27a9 esa
Assessor-T. A. Armstrong, R.
Constables-G w. Miller, d.
,assta H Hepdershot, D. IL
SWITZERLAND.
Trustees DAN Fankhouser.
j. Seaholds.
J. w. Roth.
~ : 81 Z -
Clerk-John Strauch.
Treasurer-E. g. Blattler.
Assessor-E G Blattler.
ConStab ables--P. Letter. s7ssep aH'
.llss.ziss ~ VIM. Meeker,
ssse 81 Michael Lapp.l .
All Democrats.
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H There were twenty-threeY appG-
cants for certificates at the teachers ex-
animation on.Saturdav, the 10th inst.
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To all Whom it May Concern

fI,HIs is to notify, II any person should give
/ or loan money, bt sell anything 70 my
SON, John Ulrich. on my account, will not Be-
responsible for any debts or loans contracted
by him. SVALKNIlNS utRlCHr
4rliwa.
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ESAn; old legend represents on the
one hand the arrival before the throne
of God OF tile peniteLt souls whom His
pity admits into heaven; on the other,
Satan, who says, ssEhese sous ohave Of
fendedaagaihst Thee,sa thousand times
II only once" ..Hast thouever asked
forgiveness. 321nplies the Eternal jftg
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1871-04-18

Therlsadiug doctor jim Orange New
Jersey, is Miss Fowler, maiden of
about forty, Her iseeme for several
years past, from her medical practice,
has ranged from 5000 to $4,000 q
year, She is, q sister ef Fowler the
Phrenologist, and practices on the shosne-
orukhic Sgy:vm. "a ~Tss - = = 49,
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Administrators Notice.

M0TIcR is hereby given that tbs under.
IN signed was. on the 18th dsyof April,
1871, appointed Administrators Of the estate
of Adam Beam, decd. 1nsast s9 sHs1h
aprISW3. WILLIAM WORKMAN,
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,rclAHr's pallcy MAs. to forcc the
acquisition Of San Domingo until he dis
ooSsitd ghxf majority Of b6tf Houses
: Of Congress vere opposed 70 80 palpa-
bic : piece Of folly.
Then be fell back upon his poor, pitt
ful stereotyped. whine about having no
pc1icf ID eaiofcs against the win Of the
psoelss Hesboula alter that whine to-:
aT6fve no policy TO enforce against the
minority is Congress" usa
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N(to 96ertis
T r. z "A s U r ER,S
NOTICE TO TAXPAYERS

NOTICE is hereby given. that the Dupli.
IN cafes for the tax Of 1870. due June 20,
are ready for collection. All taxes not paid
BY the Goth day of June will be subject ts
per cent. psnalty;and if not paid by the Goth
of July, will be returned delinquent and 20
per cent. penalty added thereto. Pay yeur
taxes and save the penalty. will receive
the tax at the Treasurer's Office
Persons paying taxes are requested to
make the change when it Is less than f:ty
cents. WILLIAM READ,
aprlStd. ., Treasurer,
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wHere is case of political perse-
cution for Butler and his Radical col,
leagues from Massachusetts to attend
to at once. The Manchester IN II
Union says: I'm town not very faI
distant, woman tried to get an honest
living, for hefsslf and family, by bind
ing shoes, which she took to her home
She had d lot partly finished on election
day. Soon after, they we're taken away
in their unfinished condition, because
the lady's husband voted for Weston
"The land of the free, and the home ol
the brave!,'E sac'feles 10 ifs8s 4ii aIoI1
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Problems, Pnzzies. Enigmas, Rid
dies and Answers.
AN s " 3 RS
I42-Leyi g, Brock. BY Bingham.

il-1s
I42-LeyiG Brock. BY Bingham.
l4a-Father Of moralp philosophy. By
Oscar.
H4-Leu Gregg Brock. By fetef
Rucgsegger .@s.1
/ 9L uIgi rr Eii,ai
145-K merry heart maketh cheerful
countenance. By Peter Ruegsegger.
l4er7p Distance ABB 593 feet Byv. 3.
Knighth f.N o .lil 81
/ HwlIl.An LAse's Tin Shop + one
AeH vi II ths tarsr sAop. -.
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e1ezMeE learn that the Directors of
W66dJHeid special School District win
put the new school house hs l1nder cont, contract
within the present month. SD
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THE {
BRIGHT SIDE,
One Dollar.

wanted. Largo premiums OF cash commissions
Saw where you saw this ad advertisement BRIGHT
SIDE CO., Publishers, Chicago. Ill sprllms.
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A>Blank Deeds 4nd Nov,
sag8s sU sdh X Ma SlER
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sal wish it distinctly understood
that I buy my goods Of fAt olsss Houses
only; houses that cater for tbs New York City
Trade.
MRs. TX. cRuMBAEsH
assIsnl.
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To the Democratic Central Com
s, lhiitee of Monroe County.
| There will be o meeting OF the Demo
cratic Central Committee Of Monroe
County, at the Court House in Woods
field, on Tuesday the 81 day Of May, (be.
Iinsthe frstday Of Geurtf(at one O'Clock
P. NJ. The business Of the meeting will
be to fix the time and manner of holding
the Consenti6h' for the nomination oI
county officers, and to attend to such Other
matters as may properly como, before the
Committee. The following is the list ol
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1871-04-18

n TAere,issHore repairing of prop
cry goihgo III W6odsfeld this Spring
than t0r AeSsTal .yesrs past. r.ss :, s.s.ssg.g
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A Remarkable Stateme mt from
Secretary Fish. )

TheState Department has just issued
volume on Commercial relations. The
article on San Domingo occupies page
and half. The following portion is
considered rather remarkable state
meDt to be indorsed by Secretary. Fish !:
"Coffee is grown on the northern side,
the production is scarcely sufficient for
the consumption of the country, and it
has recently been imported from st,
Thomas and Curacao. The retail price
is twenty five cepts<in gold. Cotton and
cocoa are raised in insignificant quaint
ties. There are no productions from
the mines in San Domingo. The exag.
gerated ACCOUNTS Published in; the United
States are gotten UP by adventures who
have obtained concessions for. nothing,
and expect te realize profesa from the
credality!of their fellow5citizens. ai.3a
There is no question that there are
indications Of copper and gold, as these
metals have been found in, small quanti-
ties, but. i. is exceedingly doubtful
whether enterprises in search OF. these
hidden treasures would be profitable
Asa warning to such as may be tempt
ed to embark capital in Dominican min.
ing enterprises, it Is proper TO. state tha,
Mr.. Heneker, iah English gentleman who
resided in this country more than thirty
years, was constantly engaged IN visit
| ing all parts Of this island He was {
member of the Geological Society O.
London, and employed scientific ensin
eers and Cornish miners, but it proved
to be labor lost. He died about fiyt
years ago, impoverished and disappoin
ted sE6 ri - jits ge.s. s.seF hies aigess
The wealth Of this country consist,
lin its various cabinet, alignum vitae ant
1dye woods, and the fertility of its soil
which is capable of producing all trop
ical plants in abundance; bit it languish
es in consequence. of its constant rev
olutionary state, and because it has but q
small and ignorant population. Effort:
lnive been made at times to INTRODUCES
white immigration. but unsnccessfully
Nearly.iaH eniigrants from Europe aat
tie United States fell rictims to the CHI
mate in a very short time gfters their ar
,irat This fact is repeatedly recorded
in the archives Of the Consulate. There
| is no white field labor in San Domingo
4 .
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MILLINERx.1 GOODS,
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An eight page,illustra-
ted, weekly for young
people. Best, prettiest
and cheapest sin the
world. sTRIALTRIP,
ONE DIME Agents
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tTossashipi

The following townshipyelection re.
turns were received too late for Our issue
or the 11th inst = 2. q st'ls'e ~ - :.
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PARIS.
Enrurc Meetings OF E!al3 FGr:,iiiscn-
ancc.,iiary Journals -uyarcssed-.fr0-
cha liz ls:,t, Oder.

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aaesa"nary .'c"rH@!S '"''essseo--iro-
cnsi La A''.o o"cF'
LcEDcH, January =. , :. h-ihcTo is
ri'nor ON the Stock fE."aanso nf the capta-
t2,Ion ol i'arlS. but as ya@ there - no as,-
tAtntic continuation "i tn" r".@Tt.
VERSAILLES January l.-%cgotiations
In reference to the SURRENDER ct Paris are
| now 50 tar advanced, that articles OF capitc
n!ati"n will be signed ii the conisc Of the
Gay.
Eew YORK Ncrah: '7'ciail
LoNDoS, JANUARY I.-i'c following IS the
substance Of oar Paris correspondents let
ter. dated the t"e@iE-;fir,i: This evening
oi.icia. nl,;cEa We're issued. u.ii,!.ng future
meetings II ilIils and supervising the in
Cen.ii;::3; io"i.lais Icn.j's! .luI is.reit. The
people "tnc':lly apprt W i'ia firm stand
il>lil :,,,;,.n.: lie iio.,;s ty General Vinoy.
Indeed much !s:act.ou l. io;- at the great
ci.an." .'rntct! IN ru.es during the past
e.. y c, 1T ..9u:s. / ~" wenL- ;.gO il would
ha'. t.en i"@a:"ed tr"aso's 20 oppose
:t.r.tjl.M a., = l.ow removed !!.'lh command,
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VERSA

Another Interview Between Bismn REX nnI
Favrc-Emeute ut Par;s-Tbe blob De-
Inand More SOrties-Cry Of "On to BeF-.
linz Raiscd-The Military Fired Or
Rioters Killed by the Military
Clubs ClOsed-DcmOcra:ic Organs Sns-s
neutrality-suspicious. OF Paris Signed
The Terms Agreed on.
LONDON, January CA dispatch from
Versailles states that shells from the Ger.
man batteries are falling near the church Of
NOtre Dame.
1t is generally believed, though unOfficial}y
confirmed, that terms of capitulatiOn have
been submitted by France The alleged
terms are freely discussed at clubs and in
official circles.
LONDON, January GA Versailles COY
respondent of the London Times writes IN
der date OF twenty fifth:
"Favre returned from Paris yesterday,
and had another interview with Bismarck.
"AnOther cmeute is reported to have Oe-
cured in Paris. The people, in large num-
bers, appeared before the hotel de vile and
demanded from the government more sor-
ties, accompanying their demand with the
cry, to Berlin.
The rising was suppressed by the troops,
who fired upon the mob, several Of whom
were killed and wounded. On Saturday
night the mob forced open Mazas prison
ami released Gustave FloArens, Felix Pyat
ana Othcr pOlltical prisoners. On Sunday
the crowd surrounded the Hotel de Vile
and fired upon the officers who refused
them admittance. The fire was returned
by the Mobiles with such effect that five of
the rioters were killed, eighteen wounded,
and the rest dispersed, when quiet was re-
stored.
Later advices from Paris state that the
government has stationed n large force OF
troops and artillery in the Place Hotel de
Vile. Courts martial have been doubled
and clubs closed
The democratic organs Le Reoeil and
lie Combat have been suppressed.
st. Denis was bombardcd On the twenty,
fourth. The French replied feebly.
Official dispatches from Paris to the
tNenty-secOnd announce the separation Of
the command Of the army from the Presi-
tency of the government. General TrOchu
retains the latter office. General VinOy ia
now in command of the forces.
An official dispatch frem Versailles, FIJI.
day morning, says Favre returned yester.
day to Paris. He will come to Versaillee
again to-day. accompanied by military
officer. for the purpose OF settling the terms
Of capitulatiOno
There has been no firing on either side
since midnight.
Especial to the New York worid)
VERSAILLES. January N.--The eapitula.
ton of Paris has been signed. The terms
are the surrender Of the garrison and the
sulnmQniny Of . National Assembly.
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Verdict Against ;ho Union Bank Of
Ioui>i:;u.


In the United States Circu;, Court. IN tho
ease Of Tie Planters Bank of Tennessee VS..
Union Bank OF Louisiana, after exhaustive
arguments of counsel Cor the preceding two
daya. Judge Dure!l charged .Lc jury. and at
three O'Clock 7. NJ. yesterday tho ease was
committed. Exceptions, hs:i been taken by
counsel 20 nearly every point in the Judges
charge. A: five O'Clock the jury sent in
word that they had not agreed. and they
were sen: to tho jury room until eight
O'Clock. at which hour, however. they had
not agreed. and tho case was continued
until cloven o'clock last night. At that
hour the jury had agreed. and rendered !,
verdict in favor of tho Planters Bank for
twcntyfour thousand dollars. with legal
interest from date Of indebtedness, and
costs.
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WHOLE NUMBER ll6l.

Empress Augusta, who had been p!acedI
the hospital at Calubrai, exposed: to fire.
iNUT.;.--At $50 /. x. IT, t,Gy 10 dis
patches later than $3.50 j. Il. of the twenty
sixth had been received fr0D Europe
through the regular cha,neia,
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-01-29

A meeting will be held tomorrow evening
at the Merchants Exchange on Common
street, to consider the subject of forming u
tropical fruit company. in accordance with
TIE proposition o, Mr.. Joseph Fleetwood. of
which mention was made a few days ago in
the columns Of the REPUBLICAN,. Samrlcs
OF The ';.iuab," ;inbers and fruits grown on
T!ec,woc,is Island, vii, hr exhibited.
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Ka.r Itnll.

The Il. T. Lees and Souti,rrn, will n,av
the return game for the State championship
al the Park this afternoon. The grounds
are in fine condition. and rl:e sport NAV Le
expected
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-01-29

Governor ,.arIno:l. Yesterday made the
following "nnoi oin.n..n:s: Fcrco! Pcyrodcn
and js:ncs II. t!iii-,,auain. nota:ic. public.
St Landry parish: i'iorre !.enoine. Justice
OF the Ie"cc. Third Ward, Avoye!lcs parish:
Wilson Gr.samore, Police Juror, Fourtl,
ID Ass.:.a ,iou parish Georg. y. Aonu,
CHEZ Const able, Iberyiile parish,
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Mss Lucille Western VIII play he- mex,
engagement at the c32r. House in Kansas
oitv. -ii'+our. SAs leaves this c..,y to-Inor
row,
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Ills little by ..t:.a .!lc bee III. ..e,. cell.
And little hy little man siA.s well.
Louisiana ScpinSs BcnJ..
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TANCY DRESS AND DRESS BALL.
MISSISSIPPI NO. 2.


MISSISSIPPI NO. 2.
ODD FELLOWS HALL,
Saturday Evening. February IL.
COMMITTEE OF ARRANGEMENTS:
Edward A. Burk, Chairman.
Emmanuel Blessey }. J.NcGinness
A. W. Carter, =. H. Otto.
RECEPTION COMMITTEE:
Walter II. Rogers, Chairman.
Jnmes Il. Wngaeld. John Hawkins.
James Mutt, Jr., John A. Stevenson.
A. Grosch. Jr., James Todd,
ID. A. Rose, Thomas McIntyro,
FLOOR MANAGERS:
I George II. Bgaughn. Chairman.
II. j. Price, John Curry.
1 G. Taylor Gauche A. W. Carter.
Tickets Two Dollars.
II Applications for invitations may be made to r.
Slcssey, Esq, No. ll3 Gravier street and No. 28S
Carondelet street; at John Hawkins, No. 1872 Com
mon street; Engine House, corner Nntchez and
Tchoupitoulas streets, to Edward 4. Durk
jackson Railroad Depot 10, ,,,,ae,zoo,.r
CT. LOUIS HOTEL MASK BALLS.
series Of SIX GRAND DRESS AND MASK BALLS
viii be given in the spacious ball room, Of the St
Louis Hotel as follows:
On SATURDAY., January 2s
On SATURDAY, February H.
On MARDI GRAS Pebruary2l.
On ST. JOSBPHS NIGHT March H.
These balls will be the continuation Of the grand
entertainments given every year ut the New OPERA
House, where their order and dscorum have rem.
dered them Justly popular.
Jaeeer's splendid Silver Cornet Band has been
cogaseG for the whole series.
The entrance to the ball room is Oh Roya, street
Just below the corner of 81. Louis.
Doors VIII open at p NJ. Balls to commence at
A. Gentlealcn So; ladies free.
Tickets caa be had at the door on the night oc
the ball, at =. Dumontei.5 confectionery corner
Na Nanal and Bourbon streets. ial7 Pm
I RESCENT CITY MUSEUJi,
Nos. 40 and az st. Charles street.
NOW On exhibition, pjaree and attractive series of
LEVIyG WONDERS,
80 n AIS, RAEE PAINTINGS.
100000 CunriOsitics.
From every part Of the World.
ALL FOR ONE PRICE or hnAIIssIov.
s7en lh'i'y hon "a. ~ tosP.M. ja1 Bun
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LIVERPOOL.
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Cotton Brokers' Asseriat.y., ,,.,?rranb the
Ne" lork Cotton EXe,l..a.. The following:
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inc week, so.UoU bales. CT ws.rh is,U,ht
bales were for export, and 500 bales for
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