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n n may be Offered. Sid srsrptheTs.
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I,.as tat TIN ons General DetH1tE- WIN theh 60
larsuIg health returns.
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The TEIBUSE vii snpply the Principal IN asa-
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together With ettA"r cation 90 THE TAiBUNs,s at
the fn1wing vefy marked reduction from the
regular subscriPtO on prices
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man iatn.lv. may IN L. narlN .,AEsr DC lLoln.Iy
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-10-28
Arrival Of Judge Hawkins.

Tho learned judge Of that most i'm.
portant tribunal. the Superior Court. ar.
rived from the Northwest on Monday.
whittier he has been for eight or ten days
for his family. The Judge. though hardly
away in the health-givine air of the West
ern States, comes back with new shade
of bronze indicative of robust health. His
family. who have been reveling for several
months in the delightful region Of the great
Wabash valley are. we are glad to learn.
much improved by their visit, and promise
to tax the energies Of the cook and give the
doctor an Indefinite leave of absence.
The chief interest connected with the ar.
rival Of the learned Judge arises from GER
tain threatened proceedings arising out OF
the recent naturalization cases. which may
come up in judicial torn, though we have
not yet heard Of any definite steps having
been taken for that purpose. His court is
the great crucible through which all such
matters must pass. to free the truth from
the sophistical cvbwebs which superficial
attorneys attempt to throw around them.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-10-28
PascaR0uln PrOductBs

Mr.. Browning, editor Of the Star o. Pds-
cagoula. has conceived the happy idea Of
FURNISHING She outside world with some Of
the good things for which the waters OF
Pascagoula have been always famous. He
briggs with him samples of picked mu'-
lett. which no lie preparing to put up tor
shipment. 1.-THE meets with the success he
hopes tor. he will ale, put upon the market
fresh and picked oysters and shrimps. put
up in form suitable for transportation.
and in manner to keep in any climate and
last-.until eaten. It has been the marvel
Of MANY that some enterprising man has
not undertaken this before. Mr.. Browning
has every body's good wishes. which accom-
pany the hope that he has found the tide
which will lead on to fortune.
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A Card to the Public-Finh and f.ast tsif
Concert In AID Of tho PUblic 14ibrar!
Nnfuckv.

A Gard to the Public-Fihh and kase Gift
Concert In Aid Of tho PUblic Library
Of Kentucky.
The management has determined C., have
the drawing Of the fifth aud last gift con.
cert of the Public Library Of Kentucky on
the thirtieth day Of November next We
believe now that all the tickets will be sold.
and that the draw ing vii! he a fnii one. but
whether all are sold or not. the drawing will
nevertheless certainly come Oft on the day
appointed.
The specia; ohiec. Of this card is to cali q
meeting of the ticket holders at Public Il,
bray Hall. on the twentieth Of November.
to make arrangements in connection with
the COMMITTEES appointed b. the trustees to
supesiptend the counting Of the tags rep1e'
senting the numbers Of tickets sold. While
there j. no actual necessity for the presence
OF ticket holders. as under "ur arrangements
the iX:erests Of all ars equal. cared for. yet
a. tho same time would realty prefer that
az m..ay Of those interested a. can would
attend this meeting. ard see each fos him
selt how perfectly fair and impartial the
dietrihutiou must be.
Every arrangement hae bern made for the
drawins, But little more than month re-
mains fog the sale Of the remainder OF the
tickets. and whatever il done must be done
promptly. .......
THOMAS f. BRAMLErrE,
Ay~E. amt M.nsger.
xopfsy lille. Kenfuckv. October -, 1874
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-10-28
WASHINGTON.

The Levee Case in che Suprrnse Court.
WASHINGTON, October 27.--Tne decision
Of the Supreme Court yesterday with :e.
gard to levee front is that che military tst.a
would have been void had NOT the city.
after tho military authorities ceased. &C
cepted money from the lessees. thereby c9a'
t;r1nine the transaction as contract.
Mail Service in Texas.
An order was issued today for msH se:.
vice on the international! railway between
Columbia and Houston. Texas. Gfty-tvo
miles, commencing November i6.
Mail Service Between New 0rleuss aaa
Mexico,
Under recent arrangement between ,he
Postoffice Department and the New York.
Havana and Mexican mail steamship line,
correspondence for Yampico. Tuxpan. Vera
Cruz, Campeachy and ProgressV Mckee.
and sHayana, Cuba, may be forwarded u
destination via New Orleans by stsanec %
said Inns sailing from tina. port 0. the sev'
enth and twenty eighth Of No.einbs.. -: !,
and at subsequent dates 20 be publshed is
the monthly schedule ot 'he stealaev.,
;ssaed by the Postofiice Department.
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ORLEANS WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 2, 1874
The Naturalization Cases.

We learn that an agreement was effected
Yesterday between State Registrar Wright
and Major Burke, representing the Demo-
cratic committee, regarding the eases Of
those naturalzed in the Second District
Court. 1t was agreed that the status Of
such voters should be left open to future
litigation; meantime, on the poll lists they
are to be marked IN ." The vote Of such
il to received out kept distinc. from the
other votes in the ballot box. To this end
all the ballot boxes are having partition
placed in them and separate aperture in
the cover for the receipt Of tickets con-
structively challenged on account Of alleged
illegal naturalization. The votes so cast
will be counted separately aud the result
Will depend on the future action Of the
courts. This arrangement, it is understood,
does not prevent the rejection Of those SO
naturalzed on other grounds than jurisdic-
ton of the court-such as fraud, cerjury,
etc.
This arrangement, il accepted in good
faith-as there is every reason to believe it
will be-will be guarantee OF = peaceable
1
| and orderly election.
In confirmation Of the above the follow
ing letter was last night addressed by Major
Burke to Governor Kellogg:
New ORLEANS, October q, 1874.
Governor ". p K. logg:
| DEAR SIR-Yours of October %, referring
| to persons naturalized in the Second Dis
! trict Court has been submitted to the exec
| utive committee of the Democratic and Con
servative party, and am instructed to say
tha. the same is acceded to as modified by
the subsequent agreement, that there shall
be one box for the reception Of the ballots
with partition therein, instead of tw:
boxes; it being understood that the chal
lenge of such votes is made by the Republi
can party. l am, respectfully.
| E. A. BURKE,
| Chairman COMMITTEES on Registration.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-10-28
NEW YORK.
Governor Dis

NEW YORK. October 27.--A: .he Eepu;'
liean ratification meeting ~ Cooper
Institute. Hon. Mr. Or,on presiding. Coz.
emo, Dix was fecei~es' enth usiaotic.liy.
He spike of the propiie:y o, giving pr"
ference e. candidates who had iisked th"i'
lives for the Union. when opposed ~ thsse
who were hostile to the Union or 'nd'!'.'e":
On hearing iud cries Of how ABOUT the
third term, Governor Dix said: ~ did no'
come 70 thrust my opinion 'n:o this c.;i.
~ass. bat since I am asked IN" question.
viii answer It frankly, Yes: . :n'-c"ns'rae
;ion should be put upon my s!ience. saS
then distinctly that AM no: in favss =. .
tL;;a :fcM."
GfSsvsS AMaies.
An examination. mt" tho AFFAIRS ~ Heasy
Ciewa. banker, touching his prop"rt.. *.s
held to-day. CD applicA.io oi /. r schne'-
der. dgment for creditor tor $1,000. DE
f.ndant testified that bis property mos.y y
consisted Of railroad bonds.
The Episcopal Csnssntlos.
Tho Episcopal caNsention, lower HOUSE.
tabled eli amend ments - the canon report
ed by the committee on caDons reea ding
rienolism, and adopted the report. The re
cult totso hy dieesses ssa osdess. mas y,
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follows: Clerical vote, whole number repr.
sented Al. Yeas 2S, nayH2, divided /. Lap
vote. dioceses represented, :3S. Yeas ~.
nays 2, divided !.
FOREIGN.


Won AfnlnPS Coees
Berlin, October 1.-The news,,n.,.
Count Sen Arnim will bs released to-.nes.
row.
Bismarck has returned to Berlin. Herr
Hanser has been examined at Vienna He
refused TO disclose the source Of his re ,elps
tions in the Won Arnim case.
EMpevov William Replies 90 si1e Pope
Emperor William has written reply {.
the Pope's last letter, protesting against
the prosecutions of German bishops The
Emperor says Germany has done all in her
poweg ta live ut peace will, the Church st
Rome, but he is bound to protect the Stats
against the violent attacks and eOnspiraciss
OF the clergy.
The Spanish SRemoran,fu,ss
PARIs, October 2..-The government Offs.
cially gives the papers = note explanatory
Of the Spanish memorandum. The note
says that the memorandum refers more to
pass than to present matters, and that the
attitude Of none of the great powers justS.
ties the alarm felt by Spain. and which
served as prctext for sending the Men.O
randum.
Gsnzains In London.
LONDON. October 27.-Razsine ha. arrived
here.
I The Cambridgeshire Stalses.
Peut Etra won the Cambridgeshiss
| stakes.
Zopetes
MADxlU, October 25.-Zopete is seriously
The Turkish Crimes
BRUSSELS. October 27-Le NO,,H. she or
gan OF the Russian government, says: The
| MOntOregrin massacres can not be Sve,e
| looked. Turkey must mete ont speedy
justice to the perpetrators, and make rep,
arati0n for her crimes. The great powers
have advised the Porte to take this course,
! The Austro.Turiish Complications
VIENNA, October 97.-The Austrian gov
ernment has informed the. Porte Of it's in>
| tentiOn to conclude commercial arrange
ments with his principalities, and has intS'
mated that it considers the discussion Of
the subject closed. Turkey, too, ia en-,
deavoring to secure q stipulation that thp
priucipalities shall obtain the Porte's sane,
ton before concluding the arrangeme ntss
but to this Austria declined 60 agrees Gees
many and Russia have informed the Porto
that they approve of the views of Austria,
hut do not say whether they intend to sos'
| low her example.
The Porte refused the sequest Chat eonp
I suls of foreign powers shall participate 10
the investigation of recent outragese
venosti Speaks.
TURIN. October 27.--Signor Vfseunfa
: | Venosti, Minister Of Foreign Affairs, aG'
dressed an assemblage of his constituents
in this city last evening. He adverted to
the fact of the existence of party in Eu'
| rope hostile to Italy, and expressed 3 wish
!. that Italy would live in harmony with Othe9
. | powers. The programme OF the govern
| | ment, he said, would be to maintain finan'
4 cial equilibrium and the adoption Vi
6 measures for public safety in certain pres
1 ! yinces. The speaker, in conclusion, said
g "'This programme will also be the basis Oa
a our foreign policy, because il affects osser
T. TALLY the strength and credit Of the STATS
;. both at home and Abroad
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-10-28
Correction

Tho annornc-mens appearing in last
Sunday's REPI BLIcAN, that Captain Jouett
OF the Powhaian. mad fixed upon Thursday
ofcach week as visiing day for the public.
is erroneous. On any other day except
Thursday, tn" gallant commander "t the
Powhatan vii! be glad to receive any o!
our citizens who may desi.c to visit h's
ship. Bus Thursday. are reserved az u
special reception dsy 1o- the friends Of the
officers.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-10-28
The (SDer1s

Manager Canonge and his trcnp" arrived
in tire eitv yesterday. Thursday nissr. M
yember ), has been .e!ected for .he opening
Of th~ 5. .gulsr season. 1t j. understood that
Vrrdis grand opera "Le Troa:ese will
constitute the programme Of tho 'ai''A.
performs Arce.
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POUND NOTICES.

pKYARrnaSf % PoLIcB,
xev Orleans. October "a. 1874
VNAN ek0UGH- TO THB PlRST DISTRICT
w Pound. coru.y oS Lafayette and tocust
streets
ONb BLACK HORSE. white foseheads ssvepteeu
kxnds hign.
hcb If rot claimed within 6ve days, and tho
expeuses thereon paid viii b s,ld at public A1o
ton, at eaid pound on FRIDAY. 0oteber -
ls74 1t twelve Ve2esk u j DekW1TR,
Aa 66-ec3s 4 A9Aiuisxaeoes
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IN BANKRUPTCY.
ESTATE OF ACHI..LB DEPRE-NO.
l440
CSIfsD STATES MA3sHAL< VvfICo,
New Orleans. Ncto5sv? 1873

CSlfsp STATES MAasnAL% s,vflCs,
New Orleans. aIctob.y?, 1878 !
guyHIs Is TO GIvk NOTICE HAT WARRANT
i In bankruptcy tAs besR iss'l.d put o. IN. pis-
trict Court of the United Sfstss for Re tis'sct OF
Louisiana against The estate Of Achiib Iupre, OF
Op+ioLsas in the parish OF ST iandi>. state OF
Lsu,si II a, adjudsed ban sInp upon he own p.ti
ticn; that 'h.' payment 4 any debts and he Do
liytry OF any properly belonging TO said bankrupt,
to him or for his uss and he uansfer Of any prop
er,y by him sre forbidden BY Law; tha' . me-tinE
debts srd choose ono OF more Sss iglHes Of hiA
tste will be- held Vt = court o. balkr1Its. 70 la
holden On tie thirtieth dAy ct Ocfohr, 4. l.. 1875
at twelve O'Clock H., st che Cussonh house hu ldnG,
Asw Orleaus. before c. \. kellogg. neister
Q. PACKARD.
ee3N Gated States MAMMAL,
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-10-28

SHkkIFF's NALHs AT ACcTloN. FOR CI-T
Taxes. HP REAL Estate --Asfeniion il
called I" the saies at auction 20 b. made this
day 1t noon IT the Merchants and Auction
GERS Exchange. Royal street. by she sheriff
Of the parrish of Orl-ans. for city tAx+'. os
improved and Vacant real estate situated
in the First, Second, Third and SIKH Dis
trietAof this city. Fve full particulars and
tsrpe ses SdveStjstpeptA
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Tho Temperature

Tho Thermometer IT l..u;. F.igerio'S. No.
50 Cnartyes street. ON DC, sb.s ~. st .od ~
foll"we: AT 8 4. N. 6io: At . Y. NJ. ,so;
at 2. H.. 7i'. Lowest point during the
night Of Oceobes 2e, sSoo
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FOB BENT.

VyOR REST.-3RvERAL TRACTS OF LAND IN
II the parish Of Orleans. right bank. nine miles
below the city of New Orleane. suitable for the
cultivation Of rice. Terms easy.
Apply to B La Branche, Delscroix plant tation or
TO A. Rochereau Co., Nos. 6 aud Is st: Louis
street. oc2S lot
FURNISHED RNONS.-WITH OR WITH
IL out hoard. in a desirable location, convenient
to two lines of cars No. IS Rampant straet be-
tween Common and Canal streets. Ocl
1NOR RENT-A HOUSE, IN THE FIRST DIS
II tIicf containing six rooms in thorough rrpair
large yard sWtah for garden; rent fifteen dol
larr per month 10 good tenant.
For part culars inquire Of
II. NJ KOBINSON.
Real Estate Agent,
oo% Cumm- ycisl Place,
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AMCsE VENTS.
Tho Globe Theatre.

The new programme at the Globe Is
drawing we'll, and Manager Kittredge has
a fair share of public patronage. The we'll
arranged olio and burlesque please all. A
prominent feature at the Globe is the ex.
cellent orchestra, under the direction Of
Mr. Greuling, who has introduced the Nor.
thern style OF playing upon the dismissal
of the audience. The Globe is now pop
ular matinee resort, and on Saturday the
Wor:ell Sisters, the full troupe, and little
Basy Bindley will do their best to please
the ladies and children.
Academy Of Music. .
Last night at the Academy of Music was
produced for the first time in New Orleans,
By the Lingard company. the peculiar
French comedy of ''Monsieur Alphonse." 1t
is play simple in construction, immoral in
effect. The scene is laid in Paris. and the
action all takes place in one room-the
drawing room Of a noble husband. who has
a tainted wife with a s. c.et. The wife con
fesses all, the husband torgiyes all. The
play is delicate In language. it outrages nc
one: but yet it exposes such condition o.
society as should not be seen upon thu
stage, if We are to look to it as source o
education, and the healthful example o
| vice punished and virtue rewarded. Th'
part OF .4driennc brings forward Mis-
Florence Newman. with the Lingards. a re
markably clever child actress. 1t was il
this character that little Bijou Heron ap
peared at Days Theatre in New York. To
! night 'David Garrck" will be performed.
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WANTED.

VYYANTED.-BY PRACTICAL PLANTER OF
w MANY years experience, = situation As man:
AQer OF . sug Al or cotton plantation in Mississippi
or Louisiana. Best Of references as TO abiEty ana
knowledge Of planting will be gwen. Adorrss ..
H, care New Orleans Republican. oczsN
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-10-28
Hn~p~tlO tforhAen

GomestIc Markets.
HyV Yo~R. s.et~bse lse.Tho Pos Q 9s9@eaSS 6ge
sclr sAvs: YLA " al street markets are oven epsA
sctive than yesterday. and speculative Shares d .
!CONTWCKn ON fOrFr1 PAoaS
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TWENTY. FIFTH ANNUAL


MENT
CRESCENT MUTUAL INSURANCE COMPANY.
May II, 1874.
Total gross premiums for year ending
April ~, 1874. 3fU ,9S4 u
Earned premiums less reinsurance and
return premiums.. .............. 3l9, ,sS3 -
Less losses paid and esti
Less taxes. discount in lieu Of
participation. interest on
capital. less discount, etc. lo0, ,s64 Oe-2s6S3l u
Net profits. ...... ................s. ,ND =
Total gr0ss assets of company..... 6S264S -
The Board Of Trustees resolved that after pay
ing the fourth quarterly interest at two and hall
Z dividend of TWENTY-FIVE PER CENT be paid
in cash Oh and after the twenty third day OF June
next to those parties insuring with the company
entitled to receive the same.
TRUSTEES
Thomas A. Adams, Samuel B. Newman,
Samuel q. Kennedy, G. Budd6cke,
John Phelps, A. 9. Ober,
Adam Tho.A son, henry Abraham,
p n. Strsng. Victor Meyer, 81.
JOseph Bowling, Edward J. Gay,
John NJ. sandidge, Simon Hernsheim.
Simon Forcheiner. Joseph B. Wolfe.
E. B. Post. A, Levi,
Edward Plisbury. John z. King.
Charles r. Slayback. Frederick Csinerdens
David Wallace, J. L. Harris,
Andrew ktewart, Joseph stone.
THOMAS A. ADAMS, President
HENRT 0GpEs, Secretary.
my29 Su " "a lv
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LOST
TO THE PUBLIC.

LOST.
certain note drawn byv. c. Dentzel. payable
70 the order OF Mrs. " q. Burke, and by her in.
dorsed, dated October 2s, 1883, for forty five dol
lars payable on he trst day OF November, 1874.
The pubic is hereby notified and csur rDned not
to purchase ssid ote it is stG the property Of
the undersigned. NRS. V. Z. BuRhE
oc25 mol
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HVHE MOBILE LINE.
On and after May n trains will leave depot
foot Of Canal street, rs follows
Express and mai daily. SsOO A. n
(Ioest accomnOda ton SATURDAY, 70 only $500 =. N.
Through night express. dsily........ 4:OO r. N
Arrive
Ceast accommodation, Mondays only. $3.50 4 n
Exrress and "a all dalv .,.......... 1:OO P.
Through night OK press. daily. +. NJ
This il the only line running through Pullman
Palace Cars to st. Louis Louisville, Charlotte sno
virginin Springs.
Once corner Camp and Common streets, opposite
City Hotel.
General Passenger Agent.
5. n. SCRANTON,
myl3 General Sup rintendent
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-10-28

bOARI OF TRUSTBBS
Elected FstyNA-y, 1874.
CassleS SrSss. n II. BenaehS
4Lt Carrlere. Thomas II HuRSs
George A. fsf6ek. Chm Honoia.
E. trcSles, .. Jarnison
2. Aloersoe, 3. s Ho~ssd,
4 Fredes"ns. Sd~ssd TOBY,
George ". DuSraP. VAST Hortor,
George " hynA,pe william Knoxs
Henry J. Wee. ". s.. Bailey
+. Narcueze J. K Iivau..s,ss
char - WeiAa:AS. Z K. Nifier
=. Ltcuu.' Edward Mo,yhyo
FRANK Y viilMTs. J. A. Lunr,
Charles EatiJDe. Gi.as Weeke.
Rudolph Siey. =. <. Brvense
" q. Elsck. R. X. U&SSAS.
1shn q. wsliis- @hS7
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-10-28
VOLUME VIII-NO. H3.
ADJUSTMENTS.

. <>l.o<>l~/u>>>~.>~>o~~'~
DlDWELL.s ACADEMY OF MCslC'
skyEy NIGHTS AND SATURDAY MATINEE,
Csmuencinx Menday. October Co. 'o'A'
THE L1NGAKDS,
With their
pAuoUS DRAMATIC COMBINATION.
viii preser: the following latest dramatic sensa
tions OF ".
PARIS, LONDON AND NEW YORK.
MONDAY-First time IN New Orleans, LA TESTA-
ruEsp.Y SFirs. time u Se~tDrssns mons AL
wEDNESDAY-DAVID dARkiCk and L'N'AhDS
SKETCHES.
Hekst sPtisx ssaFIiI and I,sGnsps 'ns n sksrcnss
FRIDAY-BeneGt Of ALICE DUNNlNG, LED
sATURDAY MATrNER-MONs. ALPHONsE and
LINGARDs SKETCHES.
SATURDAY NIGHT-Frst time in New Orleans
suNDAY-THE NEW MAGDALES and LINGARDs
SKETCHkR.
Mr. Lineard viii present On entirely new
SERIES OF SKETCHES.
Keats can now be secured for any Of the Lingard
20. eobH, "stc. OPEN RON sA M.tosP.M. oc2s
NLOBE THEATRE.
], KITrREDGE. Lessee ana manager
Third week of tho season, and the 6rii,STt en-
RsRen ent of the talented WOKkbLL olSi Ens;
SOPHlE and IRENE, the uniyt rsally ackno Wiengeu
Queens Of Burleeque, and B. CAhlLL tour mar
per) who will appear HIS EVENING,
Monday, October 26. 1874.
and until further notice, in an original burlesque
entitled
THE RRI(sANDS.
in which the entire company Will also appear n,
Firsr appearance of the Champion skater; !ohN
4 TAYLOR BAEY BiNDLEy. the Baby star; Eh
WK6T BYNR. GERARD BYNE. PENpf, GAnLOn
Nies ADAMS Miss NICHOLS, Professor LIS TOhi
otc will presen, oli0 OF new acts Oc1o
OPERA HOUSE.
Season Of lS54.75.
From this date the Box Oface will be open, daily
from IL u. TO 3P. N.
Once at Rlies music store. No. Isl Canal street
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