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The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-10-20
Index to New Advertisements.

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For Wheeling Brewery.
Fresh Shell Ovsters-Od Exchange
Saloon.
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Attention sir Knights.
The LEGISLATURE will b. with US in
about three weeks.
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EDUCATIONAL
ST. L0UISLAW SCF00r

Law Department of Wa.
90, University.
The regulat annual form .s...
scngol Will open on Hedne>,ia, n
er 18th, 1873. Fun course. ~ '''"..
mon IN, each. Students adu..
SENIOR lass, ON examination,
Ion on or ne.ovc October
~ hrst year, So second 81.
Us" OF Library. For par.
G. VI. STEW ART, h...
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Irscem. impossible to get over Tuesday
isht without having meeting of Coun-
ell
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SAMPLES To AGENTS. LADIES
lUll combination Ncedi"-nook. with
INIT Chromos. Send stamp. r. EIuck,
New Bedford. Mass le''
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STEANtBCAT@.
TRANSPORTATION.
Baltimore & Ohio r. r. Co.

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az AND AFTER SUNDAY, JUNE
~ Ggh, lN7J, Passenger Trains viii 'uh "s
u.IOws, Wheeling time:
EASYBOJ,ND TRAINS
NOON OTi Nos No Is
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DNICIIONANCY o-%OiL1MNEl

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and gain the love ana affections .' .
person they choose INSTANTLY. OBJ.
pie, mental requirement AL cGn ..-..
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rlagr guide, Egyptian OU,ri.. DH
Hats lo Ladies, Wodd.ug-N ...
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NE9HI-N IIN.N1s
Resoircd, That the committee on Health
be instructed to enquire into better
system of draining water closets and
privy vaults, as the present mode is i'll
furious to the health of the citizens, and
at great expense. Adopted.
Resolved, That the Street Commissioner
be instructed to notify the owners of the
property on the South side of Seven
teeath street below Market and Chaplinc
streets to have the same paved immedI-
atcly. Adopted.
Rcso'red, That the Street Commissioner
be instructed to have the curb stone reset
on 18th street, south side, between Chap
line and Eoll streets; also same on the
west side of Eoh street, between 18th and
18th streets. Referred to committee on
Streets and Alleys.
RcSolrcd, That the Street Commissioner
be ordered to at once epuir the crossing
on Market street, at Che intersection Of
llth street; also the crossing on llth
street, on Market. Adopted.
Resisted, That the Street Commission
er be instructed to repair the small
wooden bridge across the gutter on 81.
Charles street, where SAID street crosses
Twelfth street, near KimbcrIy- stable.
Adopted.
Rssoircd That the committee on
Lights be instructed 10 place lamp post
on the northeast corner of Main and
Fourth streets. Adopted.
Resoired That the Street Commission
er be directed 20 put crossing over
Chapiine street north Of 81. street.
Adopted.
Rcsolred, That the Gas Trustees be or
dsred to extend the gas mains to the 7th
and Sth wards on the streets already So
lected by Council So far as it is possible
10 be done, besore winter sets in; provided
the amount of mains laid TO the two
wards, Shall, Il, nearly a, possible, be
equal. Lost.
Rrsoirei, That the Street Commission
er be- and is hereby ordered to place
double stone crossings on the west side
OF Main street, across 9th, s:h and 9th
streets as soon as possible. Adopted
Resolved, That the gutter on oath
street, north side between Market and
Main streets, be repaired. Adopted.
y petition OF the same parties to have
the money refunded which they paid to
the city for license. was referred 10 the
same committee.
Messr.. Syjvis and Hank" were ap.
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GucKwuEAr -four has made It's appear
Gurc.
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1875-11-28
THE L0UISIANIANS AT GETTYSBURG.

At the recent annual reunion of the Army
the 2Sth ult., Major John w. Daniel, of
Lynchburg. formerly the Adjutant General of
Gen. Early, made the following felicitous a.
fusion to the attack upon Cemetery Hill, at
Gettysburg, led by Gen. Harry T. Hays, COM
manding the gallant LIST Louisiana Brigade.
On our left Johnson's division had driven the
enemy from his works, and had maintained an
advanced footing on Culp's Hill; and in Early
front the gallant Louisanians, led by Harry
Hays, had brought down from the crest of Gene
terry Hill four regimental standards, seized from
the lannon's mouth, and after fierce hand-to-
hand fight with the infantry which defended
them.
Brave spirits of Louisiana Leading one of the
regiments that climbed the summit OF that terri
BILE crest was Davidson B. Penn, native OF Viz
ginis, and now, by the voice of his people, the
rghtful Lieutenant Governor of the Pelican State.
Take heart, brave leader and brave people To-
night your old comrades of the Army OF North
ern Virginia send you fraternal greeting.
No longer separated from each other by line
of fire, the hearts of the liberty-oving people of
this great nation, whether they once beat under
the Confederate gray or the Union blue, now beat
in sympathy with your brave endeavor to restore
Louisiana to the sls.erhood of States, with gov
eminent worthy OF the r publican name Of the
Caucasian race.
The gallant souls who met you in the shock Of
battle know as well as who cheered you on
that the stout arms which drove the bayonets
through the Federal lines ON that we'll foug ht
field were filed with blood that can never flow
in the feeble pulses of sycophants and slaves
Side by side the boys in blue and the boys in
gray are coming to your rescue and over the
tumults of the polls we hear the pibroch ringing.
and in 1876, when the guns are heralding the
hundredth anniversary Of Freedoms birthday
they will sound to Louisiana the dawn of it's
resurrection.
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THE SOUrH SEA PARADISE.
THE GLORY OF THE NAVIGATOR ISLANDS
rFrom the Overland Monthly. I

from the Overland Monthly.]
For mere beauty of scenery the Navi gator Is
lands are probably equal if not superior to any
in the Pacific. The scenery of the Sandwich Is
lands although grand, is somewhat cherries;
the Friendly Islands are superlatiyely fertile, but
too tame and low-lylng TO be thoroughly PIC
turesque; the Feeiees are in many places sterile
and furbidding; while Ceylon, perhaps the most
fertile island in the world is so only in the inte-
ror. Alone of all the ocean groups the Navl.
gators do not disappont. Seen from the de ok OF
vessel few miles off the land, there are not
many tropical islands that present more beau
tlful or picturesque appearance than Upolu.
Though not 50 high as Savaii by 1000 feet, 1t
nevertheless shows bold and majestic front.
Perhaps, indeed the weitherbeaten rocks that
form the mountain SUBMITS are if anything too
stern and gloomy for purely tropical land
scape. They are, however, not often visible, but
are generally shrouded by tieecy masses Of va
por, or wrapped in mist and storm clouds.
Immediately below this stony region yegeta-
ton commences. At first the trees are small ana
stunted and the underground thin, but with
every foot of descent the vegetation changes
rapidly in character, until within all incredibly
short space of time the forest be- ONES thorough
ly and completely tropical. Trees OF a hundred
different species now struggling with each other
for sunlight and air. The soil is rich loan,
composed of decay ng vegetable forms. Over
head the trees meet, forming ieafy canopy
through which the vertical rays OF the sun strive
Ill Vail W PIERCE
Beneath this the traveller walks in dim, uncer-
tain twilight. Around him all bis hot, moist and an
decaying. The air is sickly and oppressive, the
grass rank and matted while from trunk and
bough hang long, ,snake;like creepers and supple
vines, that trail along the ground and at every
step trip up the unwary. On the trunks and
branches Of the trees are clusters of rare ferns
| and orchids that would be the glory OF an Amer
| eau ho.-house. They grow luxurlantly on the
moss-covered bark and dead wood, and reck lit
| tie of sunlight or fresh breezes.
| Among these forest trees are many on which
| the natives depend for life. There is the vi
Whose bitter nuts are eaten in times OF scarcity
| the orange, the luin, and the bread fruit. Then
there is the stately cotton tree, the sombre dlio
| and the cocoanut palm with its leafy crown, al
once the glory and The wealth of the South Sea
| Islands.
The ground in many places is covered witt
! flowers as with a carpet, while in others 1T Is
grown over with dense and impenetfable mass
| of shrubs and Towering plants. Here is the home
of the wild indigo and yam, the nutmeg ano
| arrowroot, the hibiscus and the oleander 'ht
sweet potato the banana, and lastly, OF that shrul
| from which the natives extract the strange drlnl
| they call kava.
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1875-11-28
THE SWISS MEETING.

large number of residents of this city and
natives of Switzerland assembled in mass meet
ing last night at 70 Exchange Alley.
The meeting was called to order at 7:30 o'clock
by d. Weissenbach.
Mr.. Weissenbach addressed the meeting in
Swiss. and told those assembled that the object
of calling the meeting was to form an association
of the Swiss people of this city, and Furthermore,
that this eociety for the purpose OF promoting
immigration to this city and State, from Switzer-
land, to provide homes for immigrants, and as
sist them in obtaining employment.
The society is to furnish money to them Tim
mi grants) until they are able to take care of
themselves.
A lengthy constitution and charter was read
and adopted, and after remarks by Mr.. Weis-
senbach adore sed to the press, the meeting ad-
journed.
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1875-11-28
By II. Nj. &. e. j. Montgomery.

DIAMONDS, WATCHES, JEWELRY, ETC.
One of the largest stocks OF Diamonds Watches
Jewelry, Silverware, etc. ever offered in this
city, to be sold without limit reserve at Harris
corner ST. CHARLES and Common streets, at Auc-
ton.
DYRM e. B. J. MONTG OMERY-R. M. Mont
ID gomery, Auetioneer-Will be sold on WEDNES.
DAY, November "a. commencing at l0l2 O'Clock and
continued from day to day uutll the whole stock is
disposed Of
Consisting of va liable Solitaire and Cluster Dia-
mond Rings Earrings, Pins and Brace cts, Watches
of the most celebrated makers Howard and BaIlet
stem wnders, Jergersen, Nard,le etc, Chronograph
and split quarter second Watches, Opera and est
Chains, Iedies Coral Pearl Cameo Amathyst Sc 3,
Bands Bracelets of every description, Studs Sleeve
Buttons Opera Glasses Revolvers, Guns. etc, and a
large lot of articles too numerous TO mention.
Elegant Plevel Upright Pianos.
p S.-The whole OF the above goods are sold under
guarantee
Ierms-CaSh. MI I'm
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AUCTION SALES,
By Nash s. HOdgsOn.

ELEGANT SIXTH DISTRICT RESIDENCE,
WITH ENTIRE SQUARE OF GROUND,
Handsomely Embellished with Fruit Trees, ETC.
FRONTING ON MAGAZINE STREET,
In the vicinity of the choice residences of Messrs.
+. Wintz, the Rice Bros, Mr.. FOrstall and
others, only one square above Louisiana
Avenue
WITH GAS AND FIXTURES THROUGHOUT.
The whole is i'll superior order and repair.
FOR SALE AT AUCTION,
ON ACCOUNT OF DEPARTURE.
DY NASH & HODGSON, w I. Hodgson Auc-
ID toneer Office No 13 Carondelet street-On
SATURDAY. December 4, 1873, at II o'clock M,
at the St Charles Auction Exchange, will be sold.
For full parti ulars to measurements, TERMS
etc, pan at the St Charles Auction Exchange.
ne1 p do
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4 LARGE ASSORTMENT OF GOOD
SECONDHAND PIANOS,

Among them a humber of first class Concert Grands,
of Pieye & Erard's make, will be sold at great
sacrifce-say from $50 and upwards, to obtain room
for a large invoice of PLEYEL and BORD PIANOS,
to arrive per parks ST. Genevieve and ua Enestne;
same will be sold usual, on monthly payments,
from SIS upwards, or at the very lowest net cash
prices To select from the largest assortment ever
exhibit ed in establishment in this country.
New arrivals of the celtbra ted Steinway, knabe,
Haines Westermayer, Bluthner and Kaps Pianos,
ana the popular Organs of Mason & Hamlin, Christie
pher (Paris) Trayser (Stuttgart). BRASS lNSTRC-
MENTS New Music i'll endless variety.
Pianos skilfully repaired Country orders especially
attended to. LOUIS GRUNEWALD,
p2S 1t Grunewald Hall, BarOnns St, near Canal
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BALLS.

GRAND FANCY DRESS,
" MASQUERADE AND F1REMENS BALL,
To be given by
Home Hook and Ladder Fire Company No 1
AT THEIR HALL,
On Saturday Evening, Dec. A, 1879.
MANAGERS:
J. Gassenberger, F. Gels D. Wicker, II. p Philips,
G. Bubeck II. Tebbe Phil Michael J. ID. Houston,
Hon j. Gartskamp Hon. Leon BertOli, Hon. E. A.
Burke Col s. j N. Smith, VIM. Pagan Hon. E. j.
Ellis j. T. Ayeock, J. II. Mahaffey, j. E. Guillotte,
Hy Munster.
COMMITTEE OF ARRANGEMENTS:
c. c. Piper Chairman; H. c. Brown NJ Garrigan,
j. j. Gauthreaux, Jno. A. Michel.
Tickets 81 CO. The bar, restaurant and hat room
will be sold at public auction at the Truck House. on
Sunday, Nov. %, at IL o'clock A. Nj. nl4 q %
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THE VACANT JUDGESHIP.
COL GEO. WILLIAMSON RECOMMENDED BY THE
BAR OF SHREVEPORT.

The following dispatch was received here
Saturday from Shreveport, and has been
kindly handed US for publication:
SHREVEPORT, Nov. 26, 1875.
Hons. B. R. Forman and J. D. Hill
The bar here recommend Col. Williamson
for United States District judgeship. Had
previously recommended Looney, not know
ing Williamson would accept
j. G. MoNCURE,
w. II. WISE.
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COP LIVER OIL AND LIME.-See the advertise
ment of Messrs. Frederickson & Harte, 70 Canal
street, who are making the above preparation
from the pure Bergn oil, and certify to it's being
fresh and palatable.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
V,RINITY CHURCH, CORNER OF JACKSON
AND COLISEUM ST reefs.
Rev HUGH MILLER THOMPSON, d. D., Rector

Persons wishing to rent Pews Sitti gs in this
church will please apply to the Treasurer, at his
Office A Graver corner Peter street Those renting
Pews now will please notify the Treasurer whether
they desire TO retain them for the ensuing year.
ms lw WIN. FLASH Treasurer
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Those Of our readers who are in want Of blank
cts and housekeeping goods, can purchase them
at extraordinarily Tow prices of Messrs. Braselman
& Adams See advertisement
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re YOU wish to purchase fine goods at tn
lowest prices, call on Braselman Il Adams.
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Window shades at Levy's, 1877 Canal.

Silk fringes, crimpsd and plain, at from 25c to
IS yard, at Levy's.
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LOST-FOUND.

d. n REWARD-TEN DOLLARS will be paid
y III for the return for information leading to
the recovery of large black Newfoundland DOG
to his owner at the of Prytania and Valence
streets Sixth District. He has short, woolly hail,
little white the breast and one or two of his
feet pla leather collar with iron ring attached and
answers to the name of DASH; missing about two
weeks. MS III
T OST-On Gravier or Common streets, pair of
IL Gold Spec1 acles The finder by sending them
to this office will be suitably rewarded. MO
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SPECIAL NOTICES.


Headquarters Seventh Ward Central DEM
ocratic and Conservative Cub-The members of this
club and those of al auxiliary clubs of his ward
will meet corner Claiborne and Lapeyrouse streets at
! o'clock MONDAY EVENING, Nov. 30. Impor
tant business
All Democrats and Conservatives voters of the
ward, are urgently requested to attend. By order
n2s 2t&MoE JAS. d. E.
Hall Peoples Third Ward Democratic Club
New Orleans November 81, Is75.-Regular Weekly
Meeting of the above club will be held on MONDAY
EVENING Nov. 29th at o clock, over Hawkins $
By orde,: E. LALMANT President.
j. p CALL Secretary noS& EGG"
NOtice-To Ship Owners and Captains-The
undersigned prepared to charter vessels to carry
oil cake, and will pay rates OF freigt equivalent to
the rates paid on free of all commission at
this port and port of discharge Advances for dis
bursements made on usual terms
A A MAGINNISS SONS,
Office Magazine and Lafay cite streets, or Mt
New Orleans Cotton Seed Association, IL Union
Street u2I lw
Southern Bank, New Orleans, Nov. %,
1S75-An election fer directors this bank to serve
for tho ensuing year will be held at its b mixing
House Cd the sth of December 1875, from IL o'clock
NJ. to ! o'clock P. NJ.
mo I'd J. CARR, Cashier.
New Orleans November Is, 1S75.- Mr..
JOHN V. MOORE is this day admitted partner in
our house, and the firm name is changed to PRITCH
PRITCHARD & BICKHAM,
n17 I'm No 1872 Gravier street
Office of Canal street, City Park and Lake
Railroad Company No. 9 North Basin street, October
Both. 1875 "A meeting of The Stockholders will be
29th day of November, at - NJ, for the purpose OF
Dding article 9th of ne Charter of the Company
By order of the Board of Directors.
$50 I'm K. NJ HARRISON, Secretary.
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1875-11-28

BANKRUPTCY.
r. M & B. j. MONTGOMERY, AUCTIONEERS.
The Stock of New York Wholesale House
AT AUCTION.
IMPORTANT TO THE TRADE and PUBLIC.
Over sl73 600 worth of
FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC Day GOODS,
At Auction.
GREAT BANKRUPT SALE OF DRY GOODS,
at the large and spacious store,
100 Canal, betw. Camp and st. Charles streets,
Commencing on TUESDAY, November I'd, 1875
a large consignment of Foreign and Domestic
DRY GOODS,
Consisting of West of England. French and German
broad and marrow W oolen Cloths of all shades and
colors French English and Scotch Fancy Tweeds
and Cassimers, Fenbaek, Moscow and Esqumaux
Beavers, Chinchellas Cloakings, etc. Also, Scotch
French and German Poisly Cashmere, Queensland
Ottoman, Lace and other fashionable and desirable
Snaws. 49,.
DRESS GOODS in great variety, such as heavy
black and colored Silks Satins Irish and Lyons Pop
lius all wool Merino Deaines, Sateen Cloths, Serges
elegant imported Plaids, Alpacas. Empress Cloths
etc. very rich and rare assortment of Lyons SILK
Velvets Velveteens and fine Plush SuitiDgs Prints
bleached and unbleaehed Cottons from one TO three
wards wide large line of English and American
Blankets, Flannels, ladies', gents and children $
Hosiery Gloves, etc Together with very choice
and well selected stock of Velvet, Brussels, Axmin-
ster Tapestry and Ingram Carpetines Rugs, etc,
from edium to finest imported Marseilles and Turk
ish Quilts and variety of other goods too numerous
| to mention
stock is disposed Of The whole to be sold without
reserve in lots to suit fer cash. Sales to commence
| daily at 10 A. NJ, 2 P. NJ. and 7l2 P. M
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For Sale.
THE STEAMER r. w. DUGAN,
lS4n{6ks built in 1873 and in complete running
a9zaaS order is off Il ed for sale. Her dimensions
are 1876 feet long 81 feet inches beam feet6 inches
depth of hold and measures 421 TONS, Custom House
measurement Boat has ample power and draws
light % inches. She is ly ing at St Louis and
for further information apply to Vim. L. HECK NAN,
master or to c. r. LOHMAN, President st. Louis
and Jefferson City Packet Company Jefferson City
Mo- MI 1t
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ADJUSTMENTS.

MFRS cH.NERAU,s VARIETIES TyEATES.l
Nl
THE DRAMATIC OPENING.
Opening of the Dramatic Season, with Mr.. AueHssSn
Days NE" YORK
' -,
M,,a Ev, IN ,
'''"'' s' November 49, 1870
And until further notice Mr. Da,vs fanons b,,,r,x--
'' 'S' LII 7 ao's 'ilo
pUc DOW Nu.
"A "A,
Jonathan Cadwalader. NJ, n W.,.5f,sr~
I TIu, nv PumrIe IN = c f@mCt"'
Bob Rugges Jas Hardia
lack Ivmer NJ y . h r RinggnIs
tIrhnn,Ia Ia Haas Coo De,s--o
Moaser. +. GhapussR
Ms 95cretia Cadwalad Miss NJ HE Mortimess
FnSania Cadwalad,r Miss sara Jewaff
Mrs raroline cadw.lader Miss Carrie Jamisox
Virgie Miss Nav Nunes.
ACT I-E n, !, Rel, F0R NE SfARf-
AtI ll-IhE Blu DONANHa.
An An i III 60 Nii NJ 1 1HlS hENo'
ACT lV-IHE RACE ENDS
NEW SCENERY by H DRESSED.
-; -, -.
the Dramatic Seas n the regular tariff OF prioes
wlil Dc es.aphsned as follows; Tenf ;T SMnEs
Soc ouadroon Gallery, sec; Ga.lery a5e Matg
nea admission 50, No extrz, CHARGE n reserved
seats
Seats secured SIN days IN advance. NJ ~
st. CHARLES THEATER.
| - GREET sTGCN NIfsHE
| MIR. JOHN w NnR1 ON will appear
OAR II A q NAN.
SUNDAY EVENING. November 2sth
THE LHk KEN ~ ~ Ak KnnMaMg
| W6NnIV WIGHT Mr. TtWRENCE BARRETT
A'' viii appear 'i a, cAssIUs in Julius CESAR.
Doors open at & pei n t to al ''''N My n
0lneo Up l-oD ~ " :
is
Last Week of the Engagement of
| Ma. LAWRENoE b ,KRETT,
| Supported by Mr. John w NORTON.
Monday Evening. November 20,
| Gains Cassus MIR LAWRENCE BARRETT.
Tuesday Evening -ROsEDALE
Wednesday "Wednesday AEp JULIET
THURSDAY hVei soruEIJo.
GSo st Siht and Ere,yei, Renetit ~
Saturday Matinee-Postively last appearance of
Mr.. BARRETT: >.o,,,x
osh1;iy 10y DeST"oor DUE AAo DIN 90 ~
- o---
*
| oA' "'A " A 40
sunday, EoVe'hnGr ,,...-.
The Bewitching Little Beauty and Talented Proteao
Actress,
MISS MINNIE PALMER,
Lotta's Great Rival
win present during her short engagement Sunday
Night Noy. % -. 81, anu Dec /, ner nv
herr hv Chas E CALLAHAN ESD. entitled
x,,.,, :, e,,, WIN
L'iIAn SLY en-
THURSDAY. Dec :, aod SATURDAY. MINE n.
, TAkIo , po,os. % ,,rcs p,J,,rR w5a,
will! be produced the q, Comedy, entitled "rhE
ne SL F. MIIe FINITE Waltz 70 copc,ud,
, Ii 20 80 Wy m5 :. SEEiNG XVI him
r T1ia .he ne Tot N,"ht of MISS MINNIy.
P pa. 4Su s MhaMi OK ihE hoNIhhSS'
or Inn mi0oi''
NEXT WEEK-Tbe Eminent Tracedian, BARRY
~ 100 -
n LOBE THEATER-
"
Corner of Blronne and Perdido streets.
CHAs. O. WHITE. Business and Stage Mana.ez-
! VOLUMES OF NOVELTIES GRACE, BEAUTY
AND Low hLiN ESQ
oAx-oAS.
introducing Sixty beautiful young LatheS
c1,-1,-- ,,,,
IhE MoDEL oIOW Of L n "a ,,..
" IVA MEAN and EMMA J0HNSOS
Admission only 10, Is 25 and 80
: Matinee Saturday mt IL O'Clock
Friday-Lncy Neht. nss
g CONCERT AND SOCIABLE
J. ~
| - W ' ' w. Wv
streets.
Admission % cents.
:. PROGRAMME:
| Mic NJ w Maouro p and Cs
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BIG BON ANZ A.
NEW SCENERY by II DRESSED.
Mstinees Wednesdays and Saturdays.

CHANGE IN PRICES.-With the inauguration al
the Dramatic Seas H. the regular tariff of prices
will be established follows: General admEs
sion, 81 Balcony Circle 75c; Family Circle
soc; Quadroon Gallery, SIC. Gallery Pc. Matt
nee admission sos. No extra charge for reserved
seats.
Seats secured six days in advance n2s II
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1875-11-28

NOR RENT-A two-story frame Furnished House,
l. in the Fourth District near ST Charles; Also an
UNFINISHED Cottage of six rooms. Apply TO H T. l.,
Lock Box 3. n2S
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1875-11-28
COPARTN ERSHIPS.

COMPREHENSIVE - THE UNDERSIGNED
have this day entered into CopartDership under
the firm name of MACON, ELLISON & CO., fer the
purpose of conducting the AUCTION AND GEN
ERAL REAL ESTATE BUSINESS office No %
Carondelet street. L. l.. MACON,
JOSEPH ELLISON,
ALBERT PAUL.
New Orleans, Nov. 90, 1875. NIL I'm