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The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1874-10-25

VIGILANr No. Stakes the lead and opens the
ball season on Saturday. November IA, at Grune-
valid Hall, with fancy dress, mask and fire.
mems ball. The stir created by the announce
ment Of the event-for it has been announced,
as everybody that knew of it has told everybody
else-is sure indication Of the interest with
which it is looked forward to.
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LIFE INsURANcE.-The Piedmont and Airing
ton Life Insurance Company, whereof Mr.. G. W.
in this city, is one of the staunchest and most
popular Of the kind in the United States Claims
against the company are always settled up with
the most commendable promptitude. As a proof
OF this assertion, we refer to the card published
in another column, announcing the receipt Of
5000 in full payment Of the claim on the life of
the late bon. Josiah Garrett. We are glad to
have the strongest evidence of the furnishing
condition Of this company, while Col. Terrell is
one Of the most popular insurance men III the
South,
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EILIs's CIRCULATING LIBRA RY.-Messrs. Geo.
Ellis Bro, 80 Camp street, have added largely
to their circulating library, SO that it now en-
braces several thousands of the most valuable,
interesting and popular books ever issued.
Their new catalogue will be ready this week for
distribution
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WHITE LEAGUES.

Attention Company 4, Angeles Battalion
4 special meeting viii be held TUESDAY EVEN
ING, 9th inst. at I o'clock, at No. 40 Magazine
street. 1t is specially desired that all menbers be
present as important business viii be considered.
A. A. WOODS, Captain.
DUER KENNEDY O. S. o25 M E3t*
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BALL OF EAGLE No. THE men Of Eagle No.
7 are making preparations for grand fancy dress
and mask ball, which will come of at Grunewald
Hall, on Saturday, December 10. There is de-
Termination to make the affair worthy to be
placed foremost in the ranks of the many other
pleasant entertainments which have taken place
under the auspices Of the company.
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THO RENT-In the Fourth Dstriot-A furnished
i Cottage, containing parlor, three bedrooms
dining room, kitchen and two separate rooms, all
nicely furnished and ready for housekeeping. Gas
and fixtures throughout large yard with fruit trees
convenient to ears and market. Apply No 9. Coils
street, between st. Andrew and Josephine
Possession given Immediately. o25 1T
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AUCTION SALES.
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By Albert Paul.

HANDSOME HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE,
On account of giving up business, magnificent
Mahogany ParOr Suit, elegant Victoria and
fonr-posted Bedsteads Arnoirs, Rosewood and
Walnut Bureaus and Washstands Sideboards,
Chairs, Tables, Carpets, Shades, Hair Bolsters,
Spring Mattresses, Safes, Pictures, Glassware,
Crockery, etc.
A fine PIANO in perfect order, without reserve,
at auction.
DY ALBERT PAUL-Auctioneer, Office and
ID salesroom, 40 Royal street-On TUESDAY.
October n. 1874, at II O'Clock A. NJ, at No SO
Baronne street, near Gravier, at public auction,
will be sold
The entire CONTENTS of said store. OPS 2t*
POSITIVELY WITHOUT LIMIT.
On account of Departure.
Neat Parlor, Bed and Dining Room Furniture,
Stove Etc.
DY ALBERT PAUL, Auctioneer-Ofice and
ID Salesroom, 40 Royal street-On MONDAY,
October 26, 1874, at II o'clock A. NJ, will be sold
at public auction at the residence, No. 8O5
Tchoupitoulas street, between Soraparu ana First
streets.
general assortment Of household furniture.
Iern s-Cash. o22 25S
HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE OF EVERY DE.
scription, Carpets, Crockery, Glass and othe,
Ware, ETC., Etc.
DY ALBERT PAUL, Auctioneer Office and
MONDAY, WEDNESDAY, and FRIDAY, at 10
o'clock, A. NJ, at the salesroom, 40 Royal, near
CustOmhouse streets
A general assortment Of new and second hand
Household Furniture. Carpets, Crockery, Class
and other Ware, etc., etc.
Loans secured on Furniture, etc. Storage at
moderate rates 1874
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LNOR RENT-A Cottage House Berlin street,
II between Coliseum and Chestnut streets nine
rooms, gas and large yard. Rent $50 per month
OBS 1T
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BALL OF ST. BERNARD No. 1.-The ball OF st.
Bernard Steam Fire Engine Company, which
took p ace last night at the hall of the Missis-
sppi Club, was grand affair and was a sensa-
ton in the neighborhood. It passed of in the
most agreeable manner.
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We we're waited upon by Mr.. G. Kinsella, whose
name was published in the expose Of the Trades
mems Insurance COMPANY. He desires to say
his connection with the Company was, as it were,
forced upon him, and he severed it almost at
once
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ARRIVALS AT THE HOTELS

Go to No. 50 st. Charles street for Maryland
Club whisky-Woods's House.
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FOURTH WARD DEMOCRATIC CLuB-At regu-
lar meeting of the above club, held at the Wig
wan on Tuesday, October the 21st, 1874, resolu-
tions were unanimously adopted ndorsing the
entire nominations of the Parish Convention.
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ITO RENT-Furnished and unfinished rooms,
with or without board, at 149 st. Joseph street.
OBS 2t+
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Gov. Warmoth, we observe, has been making a
round of calls on his quonda'n friends. He has
interviewed Kellogg and shaken hands with his
two favorite "pets,' those delectable gentle
men (?) called Blanchard and Catlin, Of perjury
anne. What does it all mean?
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ESrERPRIsE WILL TELL The Woods House at
No. 50 st. Charles street, has thoroughly proven
the fact the elegant lunches set there daily and
the unexcelled quality of liquor kept, and most
of all those gentlemen, Messrs. Marthe and Nc
Donald, who dexterously mix seductive bever-
ages and have pleasant word for all who call,
cannot fail to make the Woods House the most
popular i'll the city. The proprietor, Mr.. J. H.
Wood, is too well known for commentator.
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We call the attention Of our readers to the ad.
vertisement Of Bvrnes l. Bro, So Poydras street
who have on hand large assortment Of pork
bacon, hams, lard, ETC., of the choicest brands
The public could not do better than give them a
coll
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The finest goods, largest stock and at lowest
prices you can fine at Navra's crockery bazaar,
IVA Canal street.
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ST. CHARLES HOTEL.

ST. CHARLES HOTEL.
B B Taylor, SA Dan Able, st Louis
J Il Mnllany, Phil SB Kathrins
W Dick, Paducah Chas Schmtz, Mo
VIM Russell, y Y "a Lindsey,
VIM Co Inns, Mo ] buchanan
J McGinnis, USA He Pratt
A Macarthur jr A OW Mysenburg, Mo
W Rodgers La
CITY HOTEL.
r Talbot, yicksburg Mrs Davey, Galveston
John Spane, Mo M Snively, Summit
DR. L Paine. wife Darragh, Galveston
children Ala Sam Mountain, jr, Ala
Nj M Cook, Ga Mrs Bolton, family &
Mrs E Billy, Texas servt
Ernest Wolf, 0 VIM Inlee, city
L H johnson, NC E Waite, NY
Miss NJ Taylor, st Louis W T Hamilton, Ala
s A Pace, Tex g o E Roper wife, city
WAvERLEY HOTEK.
William Kind Miss BP Wilson, Miss
I J Gallagher, La Z T Mooris, Ind
N S Septch, Miss A H Can, st Louis
J H Wood, City B Sutting, La
Miss Gum, Miss Mrs Gum and child
John Allen. La Ryan, Academy OF
r e White, Music
Mrs Graham Mrs Marian and child
G Gibson, Miss Mrs F James, Miss
Mrs Baiy, Miss III Gobens and wife,
Mr. Smith 4 Bro Ill Miss
n W Framand wife and Mrs A Brichta, Texas
child, Texas d H Logan and wife,
H Ban, U S IA Texas
VIM Beay, U S A r Osburn, U 8 A
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"yANTED-To rent with board, to gentleman
w and his wife. or single gentlemen. nice. COM
fortably furnished and newly caIpeted bedroom all
Joining the front paror first floor Also. small
bedroom including board fuel and light at $50 per
month The house contains a plunge and shower
bath halls up and down stairs two lines of pass
the door, and is within 10 or Is minutes walk OF
Canal street. Can accommodate a few day boardeIs
with punctual meals and v.ly good fare at a mod
crate price. Unexceptona neighborhood and best of
references given. Call at $40 St Charles street,
corner of Erato, ol5 1t*
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MusIc.-We have received from the composer,
Mr.. Charles J. Young, copies of most de-
ightful piece Of music, eutitled "Don't Call III
the Morning." Mr.. A. E. Blsckmar is the pub
usher.
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Two we'll furnished and desirable rooms, over.
looking Jackson Square, can be had i'll private
family, residing at Peters street, on the most
favorable terms.
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An EARTHQUAKE.-This is the name of a new
beverage invented by the celebrated decoctor OF
spiritnous liquors, Mr.. Ed. App at No. Camp
street. It's q funny drink, but good, as are all
the the liquors to be procured at this irst-elass
saloon.
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Old Prob. says we are to have to-day warm and
partly cloudy wea her, with occasional rains.
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"ANTED-A gentleman and wife who would
w like to arrange for board in private family
able home by addressing F. D. T., Bulletin Office.
OPS 1t
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FOR RENT.

VTNO LET-Desk Room and a Desk to let at No LOG
Il Camp street. OPS 1t
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The Rose Bud and Shooting Star Clubs are the
names of TWO social organizations recently
formed in our city by the Young ladies and gen
tlemen of the Second District The first men
toned club is presided over by Miss Barbara
Singer, and the latter by Mr.. Henry Lawrence.
We wish the new clubs unbounded success.
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WANTED-In the First or Fourth District, a
w furnished house, suitable for small family
must contain three bedrooms. Address B. B.. this
office. O25 1t*
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Gift enterprise a toothpiek given to every one
visiting our lunch on Monday Woods's House.
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WIANTED-Roarder for a front room. furnished.
w A gentleman and his wife. or one or two
single gentlemen. Reference exchanged. Terms
moderate Apply to so Magazine street address
L. G., Bulletin Office OPS 1T
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Now, this morning, this evening to-day, to-
night, tomorrow, any ime-always welcome at
Woods's House.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

NEW DRY SALT SIDES SPARE RIBS
SPICED PIGS FEET AND TONGUES.
$4,000 pounds New Dry Salt Clear Rib and
Clear SIDES.
100000 pounds New Dry Salt SHOULDERS.
SO barrels PARE RIBS.
rs :. Picked TONGUES.
100 kegs Spiced PIGS FEET.
80 halt-barreis Spiced PIGS FEET.
Is tirkins Choice GOSHEN BUTTER.
80 Western .
In store and for sale by
o253t ss Poydras stree.
DORK-BACON -HAMS-LARD, ETC
800 bbls. Standard MESS PORK.
100 half bbls. Choice PIG PORK.
100 Western BEEF.
50 casks BACoN-Clear Sides.
40 lear Rib Sides.
50 Shoulders.
vs. ties. Sugar-cured HAMS-various brands.
Is boxes Choice BREAKFAST BACON.
100 ties. Refined LARD.
100 half bbls. Choice =
800 kegs :.
1870 - BYRNES & BRO,
o25 st S6 poydras street.
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BY Nash s. HOtlgsOn.


ELEGANT FURNITURE.
ON ACCOUNT OF DEPARTURE.
Magnificent Rosewood Parlor Suit in
Crimson Satin Damask,
Ten Pieces with Covers.
Elegant Rosewood Parlor Suit in Hair Cloth,
Ten Pieces with Covers.
Elegant Oak Dining Suit, sideboard, Extension
Table, Buffet and Chairs.
Elegant Rosewood Victoria Suit, with Glass Dooe
Armoir
Elegant Walnut Victoria Suit.
Elegant Mantel F. P. Mirror.
Elegant F. P. Pier Glasses and Consols.
Elegant Gilded Table and Chairs.
Elegant Brussels Carpets, very elegant ana
nearly new.
Elegant Rosewood Bookcase.
Elegant Steinwav Square Pianos.
Elegant Oil Paintings, Chromos and Engravngx.
Elegant Dresden China Vases.
Ornaments and Flower Pots.
Easy Chairs, Shades, Cornices, Rugs, Etc
Also
A variety OF other elegant and useful articles too
numerous to mention, all nearly new and in ST.
perior order, being the entire contents Of the
residence corner Of st. Charles and Jena streetx,
one square above Napoleon Avenue.
DY NASH & HODGSON-W. l. Hodgson
ID Auctioneer-Office No. 5 Carondelet street
On WEDNESDAY, October %, 1874, at 104 o'clock
A. NJ, on the premises, as above, at public ane.
ton. will be sold
THE ENTIRE CONTENTS of the above elc-
gantly furnished residence.
Terms-Cash in U. S. ~ casury notes.
N. B.-The house will be open for inspection
on Monday and Tuesday, Oct. 26 and 81, from 10
A. NJ until p. NJ. oc23 I'd
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VV7ANTED-A private family. residing at No. 3
w st Peters street, desire to let two well fur
nished ana most desirable front rooms. overlooking
jackson SQUARE, to gentlemen. or gentlemen and
their wives without small children. A permanent
can be made on moderate terms Refer
enceS exchanged. O25 If
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POLITICAL.


No political advertisements will be inserted unless
party.
Democratic Parish Committee, New Or
leans, October "a, 574-To the Merchants, Officers
of Incorporated Institutions, Manufacturers and
Conservative citizens Of the parish Of Orleans gener
ally. The Parish Committee deem it proper at this
time to earnestly request that you suspend business
far possible the approaching day of election
MONDAY, November I'd, in order to afford every
possible facility to all voters regardless of color or
political affiliations the opportunity of voting and
that ALL cit zers may aid each other in securing
fair election.
The Committee feel confident that all good citizens
will comply with this request and that they will
such influence they may respectively possess to
make the movement general and complete
P. MALOCHEE, President
WILL STEVEN, Vice President
E. L. BOWER, Secretary.
j. H. HARDY, Asst Secretary. ol5 2s 30
The regular weekly meeting Of the Booth
Guards will be held at their Hall, corner Race and
St Thomas street. on MONDAY EVENING, the
26th inst at u O'Clock. Prominent speakers will
address the meeting. BY order Of
i. CALVIN, President
T. p NUGENT Secretary. OPS
Notice to the Voters Of the
Third Ward-A meeting of the Third Ward De
mOcracy will be held on FRIDAY October 80 at ~
o'clock P. NJ, at Claiborne Market for the purpose
Of indorsing the nominations. Several prominent
speakers Will address the assemblage.
j. r. s. SELLECk. President.
THos EGAN, Jr., Secretary o25 IT.
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NEW RAISINS-NEW RAISINS-
Landing ex steamship Statesman
600 boxes choice layer RAISINS.
200 hall boxes
geo quarter :. -.
For sale by SMITH & McKENNA.
IS, 81 and SO Poydras street.
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LNOR RENT-That large and commodious Resi-
II dence. No. 1876 Camp street, between Julia and
St. Joseph, containing upwards of thirty apart
ments, and adapted TO the requirements of family
hotel Location excellent. Terms moderate but
security of the satisfactory charactea required
Apply to C. +. GIRARDEY. 81 Camp street,
OPS 1w or CHISM & BOYD. 104 Poydras st.
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ITO RENT-A Large Building. at the corner of
L Third and Locust streets, v it'll three rooms and
plenty of stable room, and half square of ground
payable in advance Address or inquire at the cor
ner of Washington and Locust streets, to VIM.
REYNOLDS. OPS 1T
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LNOR RENT-A double two-stOry house, 3Oa and
IL 304 jackson street; hall and gas throughout !;
situated in delightful neighborhood. For terms
OPS ST
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REJOICE YE HoUsEwIvEs.-For know each and
allaS You, that the price of the celebrated Char
tef-Oak stove has been reduced, SO as to put
These invaluable treasures within the reach Of al
Who desire economy in cooking, durability and
beauty in stove. Why hesitate, when every
Which to select. Messrs. Rice Bros & Co., at
nos nos. % and 81 Camp, and Sos Magazine street,
nave also on hand well selected stock of heavy
anu shelf hardware; also, tinware in every
sai'ety and full line OF house furnishing goods.
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WANTS.

WyANTED-Two or three good Tin Plate Work
w ers. Apply to &. W. W. Goodwyn's, "a Maya
zine street, near Grayier street. o25 1t
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SPECIAL NOTICES.


The patients of DR.. Il. A. Pope will find him
at his office No. 1872 Canal street after the 30th Of
October Office hours from 10 A. NJ. to p. NJ.
o25 4t~
Metaire Cemetery Association New Or
leans October Is 1s74-The Metairie Cemetery Asso-
citation respectfully announceihat they are now pre-
pared to sell OTIS i'll the New Cemetery, and invite
the public to visit their grounds The Association
propose and hav. determined sby suitable improve
ments and ornamentations, to make this Cemetery
not only the largest but the most beautiful resting
place for the dead in this section of the country.
The drives through the grounds over five
miles in extent, all shelled and will be kept in per-
feet order and repair. The lots laid out each
six by twelve feet, and therefore larger than the lots
generally adapted by other cemeteries The prices
of lots, tor the present, IS liked at one dollar ana
twenty five Gel is per superficial foot or ninety dol
lars for lot.
We have recently erected Chapel, or Receiving
Vault for temporary interments. and for the Of
parties who in the event of death in their families
may be unprepared for place of interment These
vaults will he rented, and can be used for period
of six months in order that paItle have time to
procure lots and to be erected such tOmbs OF
monuments they may desire. Those who may
have occasion to use the Receiving Vault and who
become purchasers of lots in the Cemetery, will not
be charged for the of the temporary vault.
Information for the purchase OF lots or the use OF
the Receiving Vault. will be given application to
W. S. PIKE President of the Association at his
office on Camp street. O25 lat
Notice-Neither the agents, owners nor mas
ter will be responsible Tor any debt contracted by
the crew of steamer PRINCE EDWARD.
o243t D. WHEELER & SON, Agents.
Notiee-New Orleans. October 81, 1871
ALFRED SHOPPERS retires from firm this
day. Our business will continue unchanged under
the name and style of
o22 1w PIKE, BROTHER g. co.
Time Of Departure.-The Mail Train by the Great
jackson Railroad Route leaves the Depot at the foot
OF Calope street at o'clock P. M, connecting with
all fast trains North, East and West Pullman Pal
ace Cars on all trains. jy4
North Louisiana and Texas Railroad
Through bills of ading given to all stations this
road for freight shipped per steamers R. E. Lee
Pargoud and Natchez. J.JANNEY, Agent,
led III Common street.
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TOR RENT-A cottage house. containing five
IL rooms yard front and rear. situated at No. l3o
POydras; between Bolivar and Bertrand streets.
Rent SIS per month. Apply at No. 43a Poydras.
OPS ST.
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FOR SALE.
EOR SCOTCH PIG IRON, IN LOTS
to suit purchasers by
J.H. ASHBRIDGE L. CO.
IeSS Sau loi LV1uL.eu olleek
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VTIANTED-A good second hand Wheeler s. Viii
w sen Sewing Machine. Must he in good order
with all recent improvements. Price must be low.
Address III. V. c., Bulletin Office. o24 1t
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VIIANTED-A family or two single gentlemen, to
w occupy with board, two pleasant well fur.
nished rooms, in strictly private family where
there chiilren. Apply at No. 456 ST. Charles
street. Two lines OF cars pass the door OBS ST.
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WORK WANTED BY NOVEMBER THIRD
w An active. steady White Man wants work in a
store Clerk, Salesman or Stock keeper, where an
early reliable man will be useful; or Night Clerk
Book keeper in a large concern. Preferences first
first class. Address JAY PAULLISSEE, Bulletin
Office. O23 st
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ADJUSTMENTS.
DIDWELL'S ACADEMY OF MUSIC
SEVEN NIGHTS AMI SATURDAY MATINEE,
Commencing Monday. Oct. 93, 1874.
THE LINGARDS,

l commencing MOm0Ny. Ocss = ), 1874
THE LNGARDS,
With their Famous Dramatic Combination will pre-
| sent the following latest dramatic sensations Of
| Paris London and New York:
| MONDAY-First time in New Orleans, La Tents
ton or Led Astray.
| TUESDAY-First time in New Orleans, Mons. Al
phOnse and Lngards Sketches
wEDNESDAY-Dlvid Garrek and Lingard's
THURsDAY-First time in New Orleans, LIE
| Sphinx and Lingards Sketches.
FRInAY.Benetit Of Alice Dunning, Led Astray.
SATURDAY MATINEE-Mons. Aphonse and
SATURDAY NIGHT-First time in New Orleans,
sUNpAT-The New Magdalen a4d 1inr.rd.
Mr.. LINGARD will present an entire new series of
Seats can now b, secured for any Of the Lingar
tertainments.
Box Office open from A. NJ to4pM OPS
1 CADEMY Or MUSIC
sunday Evening. October 2J, 1874.
LAST NIGHT
COMEDY AND FARCE
FUN AND SENTIMENT.
OPS 1t GRAND DOUBLE BILL
GLOBE THEATRE
: - sunday, Oct. Is, 1874. ~" ~ '"'s'-
~ n
THE woRRELLs TIE RYNEs CAHILL,
MCCARTHY
The full strength of the Variety Entertainment
OPS 1t
NLOBE THEATkE-
J. KITTREDGE. Lessee and Manager.
Third week of the and the brilliant engage
ment of the talented WORRELL SISTERS
thA nnix- n1lxy, Is-.su
Queens of Burlesque, and w b. CAHILL Jour
Harper who will appear this evening,
Monday, Oct. 90, 1874,
And until further notice, in original buresquo,
entitled
THE BRIGANDs,
In which the entire Company will also appear First
appearance OF the Champion Skater JOHN Il.
TAYLOR, BABY BINDLEY, the Baby Star,
GAYLOR. Miss ADAMS Miss NICHOLS Proc
LIE FORT, ETC., will present olio of new acts
OPERA HOUSE
Season 1S74.1j.
From this date the Box Office will be open daily
Office at Flies music store, No. ISL Canal street.
O24 It
~ AYETY THEATRE
~ Corner Common and Baronne streets.
JAS. FLYNNE- Proprietor and Manager
CHAS O. WH!TE......., Director of Amusements.
OPEN EVERY NIGHT
With Mammoth Variety Combination.
Admission Only % cents
Monday Evening, Oct. I 9th.
And Every Evening During the Week,
The Wonder of the Present Age.
BABY MCDONALD,
Mr.. JAMES MCDONALD
And
Miss MOLIIE MACY.
Twenty-Five SPECIALITY ARTISTS Appear.
Monster Bill Tonight. o6 3m