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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-11-14
FOREIGN. .

Re Censorship OF DispRtche9 fhY0ugh
GUbb-GOurt-MRrtial of InCendiRrie@A
Mexican News--SinaI0a Pacified-GOurtg
Martial Of RevOiters in Spain-GhOlersa
Quarantine in Rtaly-Heavy eSnles OsR
the English Ahsnss4E nlmOuth and RIaItss
FeIegrapbs
HAVANA, November IS.-The impression
that kilograms passing through this islana
to other places are liable to censorship, iS
not correct. Only dispatches originating
or delivered in Cuba are subjected to that
process.
The Captain General has ordered all par
ties accused of incendiarism TO be tried by
court martial
NEW YORK, November ia correspond
ent, telegraphing from Herm0sa, Cuba
November 8, says: ~ have just returned
from the camp of the Cuban leader,
MarOnel Agrienate. Their horses, ammu-
milton and arms are in very fair condition,
but ammunition is scorce. The commissa-
ries are abundant, except coffee
MATAMORAs, November I3-General Ce-
ballos, military Governor Of Sinaola, an
nounces the pacifcation of that State with
out blOOdshCd.
General Diaz has surrendered and given
his parole to the President himself at the
City of Mexico.
President Lerdo congratulates the coun
try on the complete restoration of peace.
AhbLS 10 ELCdG 4SJOACiAiS hG tLfO "1LiGCSl'
MADRID, November l3.-The court mar
tial Of federal revolters continues; several
of the ringleaders have been sentenced to
death.
ROME, November 13.-The Italian gov
ernment quarantines vessels from Southern
Austrian ports in consequence of cholera.
LONDON, November 13,-Heayy gales pre-
vailed on the English coast to-day. Much
damage to the shipping is reported.
LISBON, November l3.-The steamship
Boyne, from Rio Janeiro, October %, has
arrived.
General Mitre, the Argentine envoy, was
rapidly bringing his negotiations with the
Brazilian government to a satisfactory ter
mination, all obstacles to an amicabIe set
tlement being removed. The Argentine
Confederation was to make separate treaty
with Paraguay
The government of Portugal has signed
the concession to the Falmouth and Malta
Telegraph Maintenance and Construction
Companies, empowering them to lay an
electric cable from Portugal to Brazil.
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NEW ORLEANS, THURSDAY, NOVEMBER II, 1872

Governor-McEnery 80, Kellogg %.
Lieutenant Governor Penn 30. An
tome q.
Secretary of State-Desionie 81. Arm
stead 81.
Auditor-Clinton 90. Graham 81.
Attorney-General-Fie 80. Ogden Sf
Superintendent of Public Educstion-
Brown %. Lusher Sc.
Congress-Pinchback -. Sheridan S..
Sheldon 70I, Gibson 81
MaFos-Fish 96. Wilt s..
Administrator of Einance-IaGatuG &c,
Garner 81. Schneider "A.
Administrator 0t Police -- .Adoiphe 96.
Brewster IS.
Administrator Of :mprovements-B burke
%, Lewis 81, Beauregard 55.
Administrator of Commerce-Ringgoid
50, TucnbuIl 81. Moody 81.
Administrator of Acc0UutS-CaHn0ub S6,
LIlienthai SO, Sturcken 81.
Administrator Ct Wsttgworks-Coyle %.
Fitzanreiteg 81.
Civil Sheritt-Sauvines 81. Rarrsr 83.
Cyimiual SheTiH-uerwig 90. Patton 81
District Attorney-Chambeglain Sc, Nc.
Pheln 81.
Coroneg-FolweIi So. CreagI 9:.
Senate-JOnas IS. Hutchinson 81
epreseptatives-Upt %. Payne 81.
leib"ook %. Decker q. CgumLorn 2l.
DAVIS s..
Justice Of the peace-Daly %. Ballard SO.
ns:able-Jackson 100, Kreige! 81
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-11-14
NEW YORK.
steamer Overdue-Bank sued FoP Gnpa39
Ta&ss-Specie ShIpments-Eevv District
Attorney and dA8NrdeReYs-Pig&On Holes

Steamer UvePduG-kSank sued FGP GRPa3S
Ta&es-Specie ShIpments-Nsw District
Attorney and asurdeEeYs-Pigson Holes
60 be CEeayed OF Indictments.
New YORK, November !3.-Arrive6-
Steamships Montgomery. Champion, Can
ada, Oceanjca, Wisconsin, Olympus, Russia,
ThuIin9ia and San Sacinto. Arrived out
City OF Montreal and City Of Washington.
Che steamer Arizona, from I.iverpo0l, is
over due.
The government sues che German Say
ings Bank for $4,000 unpaid taxes and
$4,000 penalty for failure to report.
Shipments of specie today $9O0000.
The S,l3l reports the new district attorney
as having decided to take all the indict-
ments for murder from the pigeon holes,
and try them at once. There are about 100
pigeon indictments for homicide and
various grades OF manslaughter. The bonds
men in these cases are mainly politicians.
In addition there are about twenty prison
ers awaiting trial for homicide and man
slaughter.
Money closed at 7 +9 cent for gold on call
loans. Sterling dull and heavy, 81 0895.
Gold 1888 q ll32B. Governments advanced
u q II.
Skies of 1881, ll5B; fve-twentes 1862,
ll2l2; 1864, ll2la; 1865, ll2&4, new ll424;
1867, 1855; 1863 lis; new fves 1922; ten
forties 1881. State bonds quiet; Ten
nessee SKIES 1885, new 734i Virginia
skies 46, new so; Louisiana SKIES 50, new 48,
levee skies 50, eights 6O; Alabama eights
80, fves 81; Georgia skies 10. sevens 88;
North Carolinas 31A, new 20, special tax
l3; South Carolinas 50, new 24l2, April and
October 241a.
Money easy at the opening at currency
to gold, but in the afternoon worked
closer, and call loans were done at 1872 to
l-l6. with exceptions at 18 At the close of
bank hours brokers' balances were loaned
at gold Exchange dull and heavy, 843 a
S58 tGoId steady during the day from
1888 10 ll3&. Loans to ? for carrying.
Governments opened strong at an advance
Of from Il to y all around, were steady
and quiet all day, and closed firm.
Father Tom Burke lectured tonight at
the Academy of Music on the Roman Con
quest in reply to Froudes recent lecture,
in which he took exception to many OF
Froudes statements as not being borne out
By authentic history, and vindicated the
character of the Irish race from aspersion.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-11-14
Riggs, the Comedian.

Ng. Z. G. Riggs, an Irish comedian, will
follow the Japs at the Academy of Music,
and make his first appearance next Monday
evening in Shin Fame; or, Shamrock
Green" The Memphis ApYea! says of him;
As variety is the spice of life. the theatri-
cal managers of Memphis are determined
to please their patrons il this respect. The
legitimate has followed rapidly on the heels
OF the sensational, sandwiched by bUrlesque
and the "Japs' III ground and lofty tum-
its rights at both establishments, and those
laughed who never laughed before, while
those that laugh, laugh still the more"
Particularly was this the case at the
New Memphis Theatre, where Mr. Z.
s. Riggs, the celebrated Irish come
dian, put in his first appearance III
P00le's drama of ''Shin Fame" Mr.. Riggs
is thorough Irish all over, and when
he entered on the stage last night s. shout
of welcome arose from all parts of the
house that made the welkin ring again.
His face is round, full of good humor, ard
as ruddy as a harvest moon. His eye has a
merry twinkle, his wink Is irresistible, and
his br0gue rich and natural as that of one
native and to the manor born. His striking
characteristics are those OF the lamented
Powers, and even when cnacting the jolly,
rolliclling Irishman, the tear can be seen
to start to his eye as he listens to the tale
of sorrow of those who are oppressed,
while his voice trembes with genuine emo
ton and path0s.
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THE FIRE.

Meeting of Boston Citizens-PrGifers of
Assistance Abroad and at HOme-New
street LInes-A Merchants Exchange
IN Central LOCality-Extra Session of
the LeSisIature-InsurRnce Adiusters-
Property Recovered from Thieves
&7as Now IllMminates BOston-F Failure
of Bankers Providence Insurance
Company Suspended-iteneraI ShaIer's
Inspection of the Burnt DistriCt-Esti-
gnntes of Leather and Wool Burned
Advance i'll Prices-AnnounCemen nt from
the Underwriters Agency
BOsTON, November 33.-At meeting of
Che citizens 60 consider the present emer-
grnCies and $uture contingencies, Mayor
CASTOR. who presided, after aIiudjng to
prefers of assistance from other points,
said: From our own citizens We &ad also
some manifestations OF the same spirit,
which made him rejoice that Gsod had given
70 them large hearts.
Resolutions were adopted in favor OF re
construction of street lines of the burnt
district on better plan, and TO prohibit
MarsarG roots. Also in favor of erecting
the Merchants Exchange IN some central
locality. Also favoring an extra session OF
the Legislature to authorize the issue of
building bonds by the city, and for an APP
plicatiOn 90 the general government for ex-
tension OF the new postottice building
A preliminary meeting OF insurance ad-
iusters of the leading American and Eng
lish companies was held at Che Revere
House. L. G.. Bassett Of the Hltna and
Hartford. chairman; II, Bowers, of the
North British, secretary IhiTty-six com
panies were represented. No definite &C
ton was taken, but ADJOURNED subject to
the call OF the chairman
At q meeting of the Governor and the
Executive Council yesterday afternoon, the
Legislature W2s ordered 10 Meet next DBes-
day.
from che relief committee rooms:
Il having been suggested that the Secre
Hary of the Ereasury might !ssus ssD addi-
ti0nal amount Of currency, 80 EJey O$ che
calamity; be it therefore
ResoLceG, Chat shis committee earnestly
demonstrate against any such issue as un-
wise. unnecessary and 2E@j86lci"i TO fhe
whole country.
asg!'S''' dsy. GOV ',S'.'
t.sa IS now burning ia Che city, sgtes swo
nights Of darkness.
f. A. HavIey & Go, BANKERS and 5eoase8s,
nave suspended
PRoyI1EECE, K. 4, Sogernbeq i3erghe
Equitable Insurance Company OF Shis city
has suspended. 8he Merchants Insurance
company mas ealle@I Nee0!h5 OF Vhe sUScE-
holders 20 determine its future course.
Hkw YORK, SovembcS H3.-Genega gha-
lev, of the New York Pire Department, in
specteL the burned district of Boston She
fire, he says, was in consequence Of the de
lay Of the tiremeA in reaching Che scene !;
naryownesg OF the streets, which pTswente6
effective work and produced, grsst neat, t.
he agrees with the Boston chief that the
explosion OF the buildings by gunp.9wdeE
sends 20 spread g conhaggstisn; Rte as
sure> rha people Of this city thar there Is no
likelihood OF siMil&S CaiasaIty DeJ"l"Ing Z
4 secres meeting OF shs uade2wSisegs
adopted the rates Of 1870, which sdvance
present rates I05 per cent. 1he subjeeb Of
Mansard roofs @ss 2efegAsd 60 % special
p estimated there 4ese 250,099 sdgs OF
J iest5eS 3Sgge9 iB BQst9Rp 1as prise hefe
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-11-14
The Current of Furniturs vrnae.

The cuEren! OF the furniture trade sets
toward the corner of Rampant and Per.
dido streets. where Mr. J. B. Hubbard es-
tabl:shed the business thirty-two years ago.
and has conducted it successfully ever
since. The principal reason :o- his surprs
ing success is the fact that he always deals
fairly and equitably by his customers. and
has one price for all. Recent accessions 60
his already large stock enables him to sup
ply the wants of those who buy ;os shi9s
mels Cg for home use.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-11-14
Mr., Zoe .FIurpbye

with che aid of good weather this justly
popular artist Is enabled to show up his
good points 90 a much better advantage.
Tie audiences at che St. Charles gheatCe
have greatly improved in numbers since
Monday night, and the Wit, humo-, vocal and
Instrumental music of Joe IS having q mos:
astonishing effect. Help written ex.
pressIy for him. is certainly vel! calculated
% show his peculiar talent 20 sdvAntse.
and Is noe play devoid OF interest. As .
csricaturist, Hr Murphy is not inferior 20
Lin:ar6. and as IN sctos wil! ssDk with
Emmett. Joe ;s worch seeing.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-11-14
PARISH ELECTIos RETURNS.

The eighth poll having been counted in
the eleventh and fourth wards. winding up
the count in the latter precinct altogether,
leads 10 the supposit;on that by Monday. at
the furthest, the election records of the
parish will no longer be in q questionable
shape.
Sutjoiaed are partial returns from those
polls, which point to the character of the
vote Anticipations as to the polls in the
back settlements have not been realized:
POLL FIVE, THIRD WARD
Greeley 443, Grant 53.
Congress-Sherjdan 456. Pincbback 40,
Gibson 423, Sheldon Y.
Observation-Disclosures 433, Kellogg y.
Lieutenant Governor-Penn 457. An
tome 49,
Superintendent: OF Public Education
Lusher AS. Brown 81.
Mayor-Wlltz Az. Fish g.
Administrator of Improvements-Burk
2I8, Lewis ii, Beauregard I87.
SeDate-Wingfeld pre- Booth 236.
ntatiTes-Stamford 225, Hart I-3,
McCaleb 339, McCabe :;06, Haley 81, Rob
erts Is. Barrow 20. Moon ~. Gretzner 26,
McC!oskey 2iI, Scan!an 20t, Dumestre 205.
POLL SIX, FOURTH WARD.
Greeley lb6 Grant s.
0ngress--Sheridan I65, PinChbacE -,
Lawrence I22, S5phec IL.
Governor l5J, Kellogg %.
Lieutenant Goyernor-Penn ITO, An
tOine u.
Superintendent of Public Education
LusLer l68. Brown -.
MayCr-Wiltz 1853, Fish Is.
Administrator Of Improvements-Burk
83, Lewis ~, Beauregard 50.
Sanate-kerr -, Detiege -,
sentatives-Iacha2ie 81. Paris r..
Cronan 81, Butler -. Frederichs 81, BlaD-
chard l35.
Third justice G: the -Heidenhain
g. Piuche, JC., %, Laresche 50.
C0nstabIe-Eagan l57. Cap!a =.
COroner-Graye. I39, Cagnoiatti -.
POLL SIX. SEVENTH WARD.
Observation-Disclosures 1856. Grant 265.
Congress- Isl. PinchbaciS 358.
Lawrence al. Sypher 273.
Governor-aT aTcEnery III, Kellogg 274.
Lieutenant GovegnO!-PenD !J7o Antoine
Superintendent Of Public Iducatioa-
Lusher l56, Brown Z00.
MavOr-Wllts i59, Fish 25SS.
Administrator OF Improyement5-Burke
s., Lewis 26l. BeaUregard 1872
Justice OF the peaCa-CaiD i5H, Jones II,
T0ebleman 265.
COnstabIe-Curiey 70. COctreyas -. Go
mez 259.
Coroner-Grayer ll3, Liado So.
SenatoT-Lewjs l54, Masicot 255.
~, h7.SSe1aoL' 1orn on ~ 1atoj -n
Jrstjee Of the peace-OaIy 3O3. Ballard
81
Corstab;e-Kreeger I23, Jackson 67. Fo.
lev ~
po1V srr FrGaTT; WARD.
Greeley ~; Gran: ~; .y,,,oa,,.
1ToH = .41;,io 80 PAW
80. H4lf I'N''i"N' '0'e'Io' ''"' 'AiAi
'2d' so.. =. on,,7:, g,,;,,oo+;or,
.tz 9opei SD i5I PnoIr,, 70, ''''
h,cStts1 cz ~ Gr:d-, VOC p;oo,hooI- Y92
NohSl I0n;;I SIu Lus'" "a - ''''
"a sy1C y 'gtlC0 wi ~ 5a L,isI, ,5g
MdSGI@ tIlT 81 % EinancaC;arnar an g.
s,oI,aaiII.r5 80 T-aho+,,t i9S
Administrator of Ympro~ements-Bur
S. Lewis i22. Beauregard 50.
Judge Of the Third District CoBrs-HIon
roe 81. Wal8he IS, Meunier i2b.
Judge Fourth Distgic! C0Urs-CooIey oV.
Bonner So, Lynch l-9.
Clerk OF Second DistTic: Court WcCarty
81, Bouny 81, Pace $40.
Clerk OF Third District CourE-E dt2pS-
trick !2o, sullivan 81, baque I25.
Clerk OF Fourth District C0Urs-Houston
@5 Stewart 81, DeBl0ls 10.
Clerk OF seyensh D!5tF1es CouFt-~o Mex
81, Marks So, LalneS "a
Seaate-Lewjs l;;3, Mascot l.5s
PohI. SIX, TENTH WARD
Greeley 3Of, Grant 81.
Gi'soB 266, sheldon 100.
49,
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steamer from Shreveport sunk.

The steamer Hesper. Captain Morgan,
from Shreveport for this city, sunk on the
seventh instant, near Montgomery. sixty
miles above Alexandria. OF her cargo, con
sistiDg of I35 bales of cotton. I05 bales were
taken from the wreck and brought to New
Orleans by the steamer Little FIeta, which
arrived here yesterday.
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GnriPtjea TheafFeo
Eyn0EigjoR Halle

a son of General Logan vas among She
passengers robbed by highwaymen on the
Helena and Ogden stage coach, il Pleasant
valley. Montans, or the fifteenth ultimo
Young Logan wns relieved Of s3509 il cash
and checks. he is she Paymastes Of the
Yellowstone expedition. The Passengers IN
the coach lost $7QQ9.
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r11sCELLANEOUsa

henky Schooner Mt Norfolk Governor
caldwell OF North Carolina Inters
tSiewed-His Annual Message in PreB
oparation-New EditOr-Indlana LegIs-
Bature-Texas EIectiOn-State Claimed
by the Democrats-Austin to Remain
, Che Capital-Strike Of silk Weayers-
Bank Robbed of Four Hundred ThOue
, sand Dollars.
: NORFOLK, Va, November - The
schooner Eclipse, from New York for Sa-
vannah, with a cargo of lime and guan0,
put in here leaking badly. Her cargo wILP
have to be discharged
RALEIGH, n. c., November l3.-Rum0rB
having appeared through the columns OF
the Norfolk .J01nm0l Raleigh Sentinel and
Wilmington JO1F9lni that Governor CaId-
well would issue proclamation fOrbidding
the assembling of the State Legislature on
Monday next, the agent of the Associated
Press this morning had an interview witEo
the Governor relative thereto.
The Governor replied in substance th85
like many other statements by the State
press in regard to his official career, thifa
was totally unfOunded and devoid Of truth
The Governor is now busily&ngaged pre-
pairing his annual message fOg the Generesb>
Assembly.
ST.. I0UIs, November 43-SoloneI Gros-
venor has assumed the editorshp Of tho
EreJting DiSpntch.
An indianapolis ,speoi@J saya the degta
lature COnvenes to-day.
PATTERSON, n. j., NoYembep l3-Th@
brood silk weaVers in the Phoenix mill have
struck, in consequence of reduction Of
, twenty-five per cent in their wages. Tbs
strikers number 30.
GALVESTON, November l3.-Net Demo
cratic Gmajority in forty nine counties, 8775-
1t is generally conceded that the Demo
Gratis have elected all their Congressman,
and have a majority Of both branches of
the Icpislature The vote locating the
caDital permanently will give Austin ma
ioritv If about $4,000 over Houston an6
Waco,
Bank was robbed of 100000 80 trace.
NV &0RK, November I3.-A special
from Little Book claims Arkansas by nearly
5000 for Grant, and twenty-seven kepub-
ican majority on Joint ballot in the Legis-
laTure, securnga Republican United Staa.e@
Senator.
Jhe@ale of'BeImont's collection of foreig9
paintings realized over $4,000.
dSDIASAPoLIs,, November l3,-&Il the &sa
publican caucus nominees are elected.
bBeather 2eDort.
WAR DEPARTMENT o.
Office Chief Signal officer 7
Washington, November l3, 1872 4;35 P. u. j
PROBABILITIES.
gShe barometer will probably continue fall
Sag oyer the lower lakes, and thence over
the entire sections of the Middle States and
| Eew England. with southeasterly to south
b ,I8QE5NUEB GN EI8HTB gAGE.1
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-11-14

The President ana Treasury Ofhceva~
AOng ConaultatiOB Yesterday.
WASHINGTON, November i3.-The Ioresi-
dent, Secretary Boutwell, aud Assistant Sec
retaCy Richardson. had long consultation
tn-da
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ASICSE3EEHT~o
0DpRR HOuER.

This evening the patrons Of the Opera
House will DC favored with the comedy en-
titled ''Au PrintemPs.' the comedy Of ''Ise
SuppIice dun Homme' and La PlUie and
LIE Beautemps." Doors open at half-past
six o'clock: performances commence at
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ITTPPOPHALGIA.

Dropsy Ensues-FataI Cnses-& Mild Type
at Wilmington.
BALTIMORE, November i3.-Dropsy has
appeared in the suburbs here, and many
fatal cases have occurred,
WILMINGToN, N. c., November l3.-The
horse disease has appeared here, but it
seems to be of mild type.
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Tomorrow evening farewell oenef: Of
Minngawa Gusso Geeso and his infant,
Little AZ Rigas, as tbe Academy 0s a9siS,
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Returns from, she stnrea

The Pteayespe of last evening publishes
from a correspondent the vote OG Caldwell
parish for State officers. We had before the
mAinrifie- for a few Nffinhrs.
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FOR RENT.


SC eC(,I~|'CI~ TST STORE AND OFFICE CORNER OF
F$'Vy,ornr and Common streets-The store and
ce adon situated foPneF IN o57n. 12mP fB9 B1ohsF,
non stLSe.' : store Possession given November Z,
2s a cigar stg,o' z. ROGER & C9.,
@e@' No Is Decatur formerly Old Leves} street,
oc23 --.----~-A-~
7LEGANy 4gsdeaoe No SS
W4on5d Wa4ondeIet street Suites "f roos soE a FAM
Gss If desired,
80 1VPIT-4FE DESIRABLE Two,s3To!RYY
res residence No l59 CaoPe street. terms T9i n modef
r FAMILIES eGnTsRientFTR p1TIs FTRBsET No. q CONNER
Eial place.
- DpNT-TN SUITS OR sIEGLE.---Ll.A!.IR53GdlE4.
FOX hEInished rooms, in location e4n+SsRs On t 39e
part Of the smEss S65E ae'?sS6S re : 69sss i
of single gen6ispeoff gnae of Canal street Terms reason
thin 5a S6ey Cne at No 6a CustomhOuse street. nT'
fae varieties Theatre
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pREsjQGa! AND TREASURY OFFICERS
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AcatHennr aG HIuaTc.

The grand entertainments provided az
the Academy OF Music by Marshalls Royal
Tycoon Japanese troupe have, as was pre-.
dtcted, drawn together immense audiences
every night, and many have taken Che wise
p;ecaution Of securing seats in advance.
Gnrietjea THEATRE
The second regular season will commence
next Monday evening, opening With the
drama Of MAN and Wife" Miss Clara
Morris taking the role OF .3nsi: .sy!seSte"
Boz sheet now open.
ExpOsifioR Halle
On Tuesday evening, the swentysixth IL
slant, the first of q series Of three concerts
bv Nine Camille UEso Will I,e given at E%'
position Hall. She vii! sc assisted ~ mU'
sica! celebrities.
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GssG CoNsULTATgoS YESTERDAY
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LOTTERIES.

r OUISIANA STATE LOTTERY
COMPAETf
Incorporated August i, 1859
ggARLES T. HOWARD. D................PR PR1Si9f'-' g
SINGLE NUMBER LOTTERY
gpLEsD1D scHEME-oHLY 2o.369 %UABERS.
Capital Prize. s5c.ooos
70 BE DRAWN AT NEW ORLEANS oS
Saturday, November %. 1879.
HOWARD. SIMMONS Z CO.. Contractors
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gAgEEa TON BURKE AFTER gR0uDE
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commencing Thursday, November =,

5y.tl an immense bill Of novelties.
Friday November l5-Farewell benefit Of Minna-
@awa Gtsso Cicero and his infant son. Little All
dlight.
SATURDAY NO0E-only Japanese Matinee tor
8aties and children
Mo day. november i&-FiYst aEuearance Of the
ssand4rd Irish comedian MIR. 7. q. RIGGS, who
viii appear in his highly sensational drama
Qitled SHIN FAME, or SHAMROCK GREEN. nol4
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a'TF''-777HA fa7'aTTFF' 777HARLES THEATRE.

c7T. CHARLES THEATRE.
BHN Proprietor.
ALEX. ERALD...............St2te A4nager.
Thursday Evening, November II,
The &C tbratcd Irish comedian and character artist
Mr.. JOSEPH MURPHY,
Who will appear ii Maeders famous DIANA Of
HELP.
New songs; new sketches.
Mc. Murphy will sing the new I,tsh gem, MAGGIE
Friday-Beneft OF hr. Murphy. Grand Matinee
Saturday at noon; In Preparatton--lIIhe sensation
nrxt-aIr Ben DeBar as Falstat Prices as usual
Doors open at quarter to seven; the overture viii
commence at a daarter to eight O'Clock.
nCl4 p. GLEASON. Treasurer
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OPERA HOUSE.
=. PLACIDE CANONGE................. Manager.
Thursday, November Il, 1872,
The performance viii commence with the one
act comedy Of AU PRINTEMPS; after which LIE
sUPPLTCE DUN HOMME. comedy in three acts; to
Conclude with LA PLuIE ET LIZ BEAU TEMPS, com
edc III one act.
Saturday November 16, first matinee az n0os.
Saturday night-FROU FROU.
Doors open at 6:3O P. M. Performance com
yueuces at 7 precisely. nol4 IL