davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
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llOH 44+IlGNAH-hcEc EA&LeF HAlEti ELL eIHIGlt
though mot weak. The larger receipts Of hog. tcucd
10 weaken thc and rroluet Int the markets NJ other
points veto seady, Iiscr1Hol totng easier lag ut
tile cohe. The trading here was. however. chiely in
changing from tu0tl to another at tic
rent ditIoreueGa, nl long hoas differences wcte
tuattEluod, 1t Mastered little 10 most Of tho ~ rites
What tho caah basis Ut tho trades might be- iicncs
tho speculative trauaacona could kausly bo regarded
close gaugo OF tho rrsces that must have been
paid fur cash ots. There was pressure to SELL Wo
note that orders for meats the tucreasc, espa-
c4ily ~ Southern account, lsit tho limits gener-
af below the Views Of holIesE. who fuw In nun,.
uer anl anxious 10 Sell, stocks ara light aud
tho supply of sumIner-cureI product II expected to
slacken up apsedsly-that ID, II We hsys any hot
weather. thIs sumncr.
Axxs ppnx-Waa about So per brl lover ou thu aver
aRe, with faIr aa'es mud transfers. principally of o,s
lryertne to.41ay nn July contracts. Bales wers re-
ported ot 0 bsls CASH At 3l965 1000 Iris seller Juiy,
At t0.40 1851 G,oo bris seller Auxlst 81 {lah1h1}
l9.77x; and 1850 lsis set1er September, at So.Jo
19o1. Total, L,lao bss. Tbs marriott closed arm, st
$3.50 for round ots Of eaa or seller July Sly7D for
August; ard .l7.s, fo1 September. Extra prime Wa
tl'ioted ut $ii.5N1la7s.
LAan-Dctl'nsl about loo rer Ion lbs In sympathy
with Liverpool, nn easier sct'iuy at to rlt.. .u
New yusk a4es were serns!e Of 1so .ss seller July
1t SIS Ae} 1880 lou r1 teller August At i13n
1aH scs sesler September at s137sGst3h'; sud 80
sel!sr tho ysar at sl4o0. Total 1oo ss The market
claed lame at si3 IS cssh Selor Juy slos0 asllet
August; ana $l3.7O fur September
AEArs-W"re quilt nnd tFtn 1t former prices, with
fair de.ntn nd int llo offered. Sales were limited to
~ bu1ss suHlEer-eAtod short tx 1t lIhc The mar
kts cosed At Ave for shoulders, easA or seller July
Hse fnr 40 seer Auxus. aud alc fer do xetlar Sep
espbcr 1l4.c for long csass, caaA teller July;
l1ac fur do sr1ltr August. aut llNc for DO ssler Sep
ttneer llc tor sholt rDH cash KILLER July ll1o
for 10 &elleE AuRust, aud 11sc fur do seller kei-
srn,er 3l1.o for alost clears, rs.h seller July.
HE for do seller auant and ia.tc for do seller
loose lots. Lung aud sor erss, lU1tsl. .9aot+I Il
llc, an1 long cut hams at ,1ta I3te, bun!n,er-
cured RuR!al nsats. llesttks hoxoa; swsst lAckled
AaA. 10 thA assrlgs. H4cp u aat4 quoled
at,3at4c for iaus, tor shoultes. l2kc for aloEt
ribs, md 13iic fof abort cleass,-sll packed.
URGAhx-Was quiet At 1sal0c, I.
uEEF pH0DUET3-Wers aIulst sut nQ1nlnalJy ill.,
ehsnged at t1a3 for tuss, t323 tor s1trA mas and
tly. y.ou1a?o. 10 for hams.
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Foreign Crop Reports.

Crop accounts from India continue favor
able. Messrs. Finlay, Muir Il Co., of Bonn
bay, in their circular under date Of the 21st of
November, say that the assistant commits
sioner in charge of cotton statistics, reports
the acr cage planted in cotton in the Central
Provinces and Berars at 2,7l7, 1862 acres this
year, against 2, 649, $50 last year-an increase
Of 81, 1872 acres-which would indicate an in
crease of about q, 900 bales in exports. They
further say: ''At present appearances are in
favor Of quite as large q crop throughout
Western India as in the past season, and some
estimates point to larger figures being
reached" The exports from Bombay have,
however, been exceptionally large this year,
having amounted for the past eleven months
to 1885, 600 bales more than the average Of the
same perlod for five years past, and to 81 600
bales more than in the great year 1869. We
are, therefore, still inclined to the opinion
that Europe will get less cotton from Bombay
in 1875 than in 1874.
In reference to the Egyptian crop Messrs.
Quenteu, Kelly 4 Co., Of Alexandria. in their
circular OF December 5, says: Few, if any,
authorities seem to think it can possibly ex-
coed, if it reaches, 100000 caniars." This
estimate would indicate decrease as com.
pared with last year Of about $50, 600 cantars.
or say $1,000 bales Of Egyptian, which are
equal in poun Is weight to nearly 100, 600 bales
American. The shipments from Alexandra
from LIST October to 5th instant to all Europe
are, however, reported by Messrs. Choremi,
Mellor 4 Co. 1876, 481 bales, against III, 1S3 to
same date last year.
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TIE PRESIDENTS LAST.

The country has with breathless expectation
awaited the forthcoming of the Presidents
message on the Louisiana affair. What of it
ras sent to the Senate, enables US to judge
what was uihheld. If ever sex pede Hercules
was true in any case it is this. We can readily
believe that as it stood at first it must have
been to Sheridan's dispatches what portrait
is to miniature.
All the miserable chaff that fell from the
"Outrage Milf has been gathered up and
compacted into something which the Presi-
dent, doubtless, believes to be bomb-shell,
but which to the people closely resembles
ssThe curious ball,
The patient beetle on the highway rolls
1t is nothing but shaking of the bloody
shirt SO long treasured up in the Department
been expected, we fairly agree.
The President has surrounded him self
with un-rateable advisers and carefully kept
at arms length all the statesmen Of the
country, and was therefore bound to end his
career in disgrace.
If he had said what he ought, it would have
been this:
Il have grasped at the reins of Govern
ment and failed. Had the people of Louis
lana fallen npon my army and slaughtered it,
l would have raised the cry of rebellion, and
in the sacred name Of American liberty
stabbed the republic.
Had the Postal Telegraph bill passed could
have completely controlled public opinion
until the purple robe of empire fairly clad my
shoulders. Owning my failure. throw my
self upon the mercies of a wronged but
noble people, and will endeavor if allowed
to live, to feebly atone for my presump.uous
sacrilege."
OF such message, though history might
record the author a traitor, it would have
classed him with Napoleon I, in all but his
success. As it is. he must go upon the record
as detected sneek-thief, who claims to have
entered the house to warn the inmates OF q
confagration, and by this falsehood secured
his escape.
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Gen. Sheridan's official report contains tn is
bit Of personal testimony:
II repeatedly heard threats Of assassination
OF the Governor, and regrets expressed that
he was not killed on the 18th Of September
last, and also threats of the assassination of
Republican members Of the House, in order
to secure the election Of Democratic
Speaker"
When such statement is made in the form
of personal knowledge we have right to cross
examine the witness. Gen. Sheridan says
he heard these threats. Who made them,
where, when and under what circumstances
were they made, and who was present besides
the witness who testifes to hearing them
II Gen. Sheridan can not answer these ques-
ions satisfactorily, the truthfulness Of his
statements must be put in issue along with
those which have been positively denied by
the most respectable business and professional
menof New Orleans. -Courier-Jo Journal.
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A BANDITTY.

TUNE, "Littls Bo-Pssp.'1
The "tourist," Phil,
Went down to kill
The folks in Orleans city;
But when he got there
He found that the air
Was peopled with bloody bandit,i !.
" The danger il great"
His kilograms state.
"Of my assassination,
But I'm not afraid"
The tourist said,
And he quaffed strong potation.
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Apparently, the opening of the New Opera
in Pats is to furnish political scandal as
VEN pleasure to the public. In the
oEiginA plan there was an imperial box, a. the
plan wa made under the Empire, and this
box still exists. There has consequently
been sone curiosity TO know what DISPOSE
ton woul be made Of it. It is now reported
that this bx has been permanently hired to
. club, an that the club will keep it stsys-
tematically empty," and so it will constantly
stxre the nblic in the face as the place
where the mperor ought to be.
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Sidney Webster, son-in-law of Secretary
Fish, signs the call for public meeting to
protest against the tyranny of the President
and his military usurpers in Louisiana. In
asmuch as Mr.. Websters father-in-law, Fish,
is member of the Cabinet, and is supposed
to be Zone Of US" who Secretary Belknap
telegraphed General Sheridan were well
pleased vita his recommendations, his action
and sympathies are very significant. Brook
I'm A3Uus
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Does anybody want a fortune?

Does anybody want a fortune?
Does anybody want fortune?
Then go for the $4,000 prize
Then go for the $40, 600 prize
In the Grand Single Number Drawing,
In the Grand Single Number Drawing
OF the Louisiana State Lottery
OF the Louisiana State Lottery
Next Saturday. Next Saturday.
Next Saturday. Next Saturday.
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The performance of the sGrande Duchesse"
was once an important Cabinet question. 1t
was first forbidden as rejecting on Catherine
II of Russia, but at the instigation of the
authors was referred to the Russian Minister,
and finally to Prince Gortschakoff who re-
turned the manuscript with the witty reply
that, having never been to Gerolstein, he saw
no reason for being sensitive about the morals
Of that State.
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ADJUSTMENTS.

VARIETIES THEATER.-It is a source OF
pleasure to chronicle the great success OF the
Varieties last night in Lied Astray" by the
Fifth Avenue Company. The marvellous
faculty Of gresping the authors ideal, and
presenting before us the artistic embodiment
of character as Miss Langley does, is deserv-
ing of our fullest praise. And Mr.. Boniface
more than surprised us by his thorough per-
sonation, evidencing as he did a merit We
really thought that gentleman did not possess.
The company, without an exception, per-
formed their parts III a creditab!e manner.
AcAREMY OF MUsIc.-Ths startling and
thrilling play, 'The Child Stealer," was put
upon the boards last night at the Academy
with unbounded success. Miss Westerns
comprehension and handling Of Margaret
Rookley was perfect. Her sudden transitions
in the fourth act from feigned drunkenness to
perfect sobriety, were wonderful indeed, and
won for her justly merited applause. It
would be useless far US to attempt to do this
accomplished actress justice in the short space
We have, but suffice it to say that she has
but few equals in her line on the American
stage.
The Richard Craddock of Mr.. Whalley was
given with great deal of appreciation OF the
character of the true villain, and We predict
for this gentleman great success in the
future. Nose Fiske, as usual, delighted the
audience in his representation OF Jimmey
Jubbs tie Bruiser," while the Maude Lans-
dale Of Miss jackson was clever piece OF
acting. Old Simon Nimphen, as rendered
by j. F. Pike, was also commendable. In
fact, the entire company gave most excellent
support to Miss Western, and We congratulate
the management Of the Academy upon hav-
ing secured the services of SO many accom-
plished artists.
81. CHARLES THEArER.-Last night Miss
Ada Gray appeared as Goldie in the great So
ciety play "Whose Wife," The character is
one which gives full scope to the powers OF
Miss Gray, and in it she appeared at her
best
The engagement of Miss Gray is drawing
to close, ending with the week, and it is to
be hoped that the finish will be more success
full and encouraging than the opening was.
She is powerful and pleasing actress, ard
the support accorded her by the company
has been unusually good.
Tonight "Article At" will be presented,
and there should be full house.
GAYErY THEATER. This favorite resort is
steadily gaining its way to popular favor.
Every night crowded audiences attes: their
appreciation of the really excellent bill which
is presented. The entertainment throughout
is one of uninterrupted pleasure, and the
theater- going public, ever ready to recognise
intrinsic merit, are not slow to patronize
Manager Flynns efforts.
CoTToN AT ACTION. -Messrs. Nash 4 Hodg-
son, auctioneers, sell ffty-fve bales cot
ton at IL NJ. to-day. See the advertisement
- .k,oo%
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(Cincinnsti Price-Current, Jan. 8

[Cincinnati Price-Current, Jan. 81
The packing OF hogs at the six leading
Western packing points from November l to
the latest mail dates. and estimated since,
compares with corresponding dates in 1874
and 1873 as follows:
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A converted jockey has been speaking of
the receipts at church festival door as gate
money.
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BANK NOTICES.
INSURANCE NOTICES.

Home Insurance Company New Orleans.
Jan. 9, 1a75-At meeting of the Directors Of this
Company, held this day, dividend of Five Per Cent
was declared, payable to the stockholders de-
manl CHARLES LIE SASSIER
Jai0 Iw Secretary.
N0tice-A mee,fng of the Stockholders Of
tie Hope Insurance Company of New Orleans, will
he held at its Office 1875 Common street. SATUE-
DAY, January &c. 1875, between the hours Of II
O'Clock NJ. and o'clock 7. NJ, to vote upon proposed
amendments to the Charter this day approved and
recommended by the Board of Directors.
LOUIS BARNETT
New Orleans, Dec. 3, 1874. Secretary.
do tile -
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The value = coal produced annually from
all sources otCngland il estimated ut $780,
100000.
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MISCELLANEOUS.
G. NJ. BAYLY l. POND.
"a, SO, IS, 40 and ~ CANAL STREET.

vTVHE ATTETION OF THE RETAIL TRADE
L is called to the following Goods-both as re.
CARDS prices and the convenient manner they are
put up for Family Use
10 cases pound tin cans Apple BUTTER.
10 =. :. :. Ounce
10 . ) . - Peach :.
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4 LABAMA CLAIMS.
"A STEAMER ELECTRIC SPARK
Claimants notified that their claims must be
filed in Washington, by the 22d January 1875 other
wise they will BIO barred. Claims recovered with
dispatch by J. G. EUSTIS,
/ Attorney and United States Commissioner,
jal0 1t 81 CarOndelet street.
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Special N0tice-Owing to the Failure of tie
proprietor of the Harmony Hall to conform with the
contract drawn up between himself and the Stonewal
Social Club we deem it proper to postpone our con.
9, 1915, at the STONEWALL JACKSON HALL
Said ball to be given for the Benefit of wounded
member, +. Palette, who wounded Sept. H.
1874 while fighting for the peoples rights
Comm ttee Of Arrangements: VIM. EHRENZ,
y. BIRI
ja15 3t" A. BRENHARTT.
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.2.495.0O0 1880. 900 2.195. OF

Total. ....... 2,495, 600 2,69O,0 2,195,O00
The total number Of hogs packed at the
same points during the last three winter
seasons and aggregate numbers at interior
points, and whole number in the West, are
shown as follows:
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10 cases ) pound tin cans MINCE MEAT.
10 . 9 . wood buckets MINCE MEAT.
II tubs Is pounds each :.
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300 cases pound Beef Steak TOMATOES.
800 =. illuminated can
OF very superior quality.
For sale by G. Nj. BAYLY & POND.
jal3 lot a. &c. 81 10 and 70 Canal ST
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vTO SPECTATOR-If Spectator will furnish the
i information in regard to Pilfering Cotton al
1uded to in his communication Of the 3tst ut to the
party addressed, will be handsomely remunerated,
and incur responsibility. jal2 lw
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LOST-FOUND.
FOR SALE.

NOR SALE-EOCKLAND LIME
i small cargo Of Reckand LINE for sal. low IA,
close consignment.
WOODWARD & WIGHT
ial4ti Corner Thaa and Front streets
L>Ol. SALE-Hy q. y. PAYNE at the stable %
1 James Reagan Baronne street four young Zen
lucky JAtho iaI0 At
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At special meeting of the Board of Directors
held OH the 18th Of January, 1875 it resolved to
pay ON DEMAND, the following dividends:
l. An INTEREST DIVIDEND OF TEN PER
CENT. for the year ending 3lst December. 1874, Oh
the capital stock OF $50 per share
"A CASH DIVIDEND of FIFTEEN PER
CENT. to stockholders, the amount of their NET
earned participating premiums for the year ending
3lst December 1874, in addition to the rebate
tcipaed dividend Of Is per cent already received by
said ocKholders on their GROSS premiums;
And, to carry to Contingent Fund the sum Of
Gil O29 OG for investment in c. S. Government
tiles according articles III and OF the amended
charter
NJ. MUSSUN, President.
G. LANAUX Secretary.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

Shakespeare Guards All members are
hereby notified to attend special meeting on
THURSDAY, the nth inst. at P. NJ
lal4 1T CHAS, ELMER Secretary
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NOR RENr-The fOur-stOry brick store IS Canal
II street Apply to LEON GODCHAUX 81 and
50 Canal street, or to l. BLOOM l. CO.. corner Maya.
zine and Natchez streets. OILS S,uTuTh tt
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FOR RENT.

FURNISHED HOUSE WANTED TO RENT
l. One having three sleeping rooms. with parar
ana oining room: may find a good tenant appca-
tiOu to j. e. ELLIS Real Estate Agent 81 Caron,ie
iet street jal3 IT
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(tOR RENT-A comfortable story frame
dwelling desirably located A complete set oil,
new furniture for sale very low. For further partcu-
lars apply to II. NJ. ROBINSON,
Real Estate Agent
lal3 BIZ - aud "a Commercial Place.
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CoTToN At ACTION Nash 4 Hodg-
son, auctioneers sell ffty-fve bales cot
ton at IL NJ. to-day. See the advertisement
Sale, head Of Washington street.
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SMITH BROS. Il CO..

Nos. SO, So, 81 and 50 Poydras Street.
T'EA-rEA'
5000 half chests Of all grades Of OOLONCi IIPE.
RIAL, ENGLISH BREAKFAST, JAPAN, GUN.
POWDER, Etc.
The above TEAS were purchased previous to the
recent large advance in price, and prepared
supply the trade at lower figures than they can be
procured at in any OF the Eastern markets.
(NORDOvA 'COFFE-CORDOvA COFFEE.
44O bales Choice Mexican CORDOVA COFFEE.
For sale in lots to suit by
SMITH BROS. 4 CO.,
s3, IS, q and 50 Poydras street.
TDOLPHo VOLTS
SCHIEDAM AROMATIC SCHNAPPS.
5000 boxes Of the above celebrated GIN
SCHNAPPS. for sale by
SMITH BROS. co.
Sole Agents for Louisiana,
&c. s5, 81 and 60 Poytlras street.
John GIBSON'S son & CO.'S CELEBRATED
RYE WHISKY.
300 bbls Of the above celebrated Rye Whisky
For sale by
SMITH BROS. e. CO., Agents.
g. So e. and 50 Poydras street
WHISKY, BRANDY GIN.
+. 100 bbls. Ed Dexter & Sons
100 Pixies Magnolia.
100 :. Wishire's.
100 :. Excelsior.
20 Belle Of Ohio
20 :. BRANDY.
II 30 :. GIN.
For sale by
SMITH BROS. & CO, Agents,
50, IS, e. and e9 Poydras street.
CANDLES, STARCH, SOAP, ETC.
1000 boxes As, 6's, IS and e's, CANDLES.
5000 :. various brands STARCH.
2OOO :. Kinks Olive SOAP.
200 . Proctor & Candles Olive SOAP.
800 :. Magnnis Sons .
For sale in lots to suit by
SMITH BROS. & CO.. Agents,
e3, Is, q and 70 Poy dras street.
CPERM CANDLES-SPERM CANDLES
$50 boxes all sizes, Samuel Leonard e. Co.'S cele-
brated SPERM CANDLES.
For sale by the undersigned Agents Of the manu-
facturers. SMITH, BROS. d CO..
50, IS, 81 and 60 Poydlas street.
GUGARS-SILVER DRIPS SYRUP
go bbls. best Standard Brands Crushed SUGAR
$50 Powdered ..
100 Cut Loaf ..
50 GRADUATED ..
200 :.
Is bbls Choice Silver Drips SYRUP.
For sale by SMITH BROS. & CO.,
- g, S. e. ana 80 Poydras street.
DUCKWHEAT-BUCKW
200 bbls. Choice Brands EUCKWHEAT.
For sale by SMITH BROS. e. CO.,
ialO e. IS e; and 50 POydras street.
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Is bbls Choice Silver Drips SYRUP.
For sale BY SMITH BROS. e. CO.,
- g, S., Il ana 50 Poydras street.
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TOHN GIBSON'S son & CO.'S CELEBRATED
RYE WHISKY.
300 bbls. of the above celebrated Rye Whisky.
For sale by
=, SMITH BROS. e. CO., Agents,
g. So e. and 50 Poydras street.
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II III NV ENUE THEAIEF COMPANY.
Monday and Tuesday, Evenings and Wetlne -
day Matinee,
MONa. ALPHONSE.
WEDNESDAY, AND THURSDAY EVENINGS
LED ASTkAY.
FRIDAY AND SATURDAY EVENINGS
GENEVA sROSS.
SATURDAY MATINEE
DIVORCE.
Monday Ncxt-LAWRESCE BARRETT.
jal0 IT
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ROOMS AND BOARD.


DOARDINC-HandsOme apartments with board
- for families single gentlemen at No. 2l5 ST.
Charles street, between Julia and St Joseph The
house has Il southern exposure, spacious galleries
and pleasant garden with first class table and con
venient walking distance to the business center.
JAZZ 10tk
LHURNISHED ROOMS WITH OR WITHOUT
Il Board.-Those who desire handsomely furnished
rooms in central locality either with or without
board can be suited by applying ut No 1s6 julia
street, between Carondelet and ST. Charles streets
Terms reasonable NJ
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CPERM CANDLES-SPERM CANDLES
$50 boxes, all sizes, Samuel Leonard e. Co.'S cele-
brated SPERM CANDLES
For sale by the undersigned Agents Of the manu-
facturers. SMITH, BROS L. CO.,
SO, IS, 81 and 60 Poydras street.
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TIDOLPHO VOLTS
SCHIEDAM AROMATIC SCHNAPPS.
5000 boxes Of the above celebrated GIN
SCHNAPPS for sale by
SMITH BROS. s. co.
Sole Agents for Louisiana,
a3, Is, 81 and 60 Poydras street.
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WHISKY, BRANDY, GIN.

For sale in lots to suit by
SMITH BROS. e. CO., Agents.
&c. e5 q and 70 Poydras street.
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WANTS.

VNANTED-A washerwoman twhte). Apply at
w $40 Esplanade street, between Tonti and
ROcheblave. jal4 II
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CT. CHARLES THEATER.
Last Week of the Celebrated Tragedienne
MISS ADA GRAY.
Monday and Tucsdny--CHARITY-
Observation-Disclosures WIFE.
ThUrsdny-ARTICIE IL.

FR!DAY-Iarewell Benefit of Miss ADA GRAY.
SATURDAY, at 12-Iast ADt GRAY MATINEE.
MONDAY, Jan. isMrs. LANDERS cOMBINA.
TON
Prices a. usual, i1i5 IT,
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NJ ANIED-A SITUATION "a visiting governess in a
w sprivate school or family by a recent graduate
Address ", Bulletin Office der II
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w girl; is competent To do either washing and
ironing, cooking or homework. Best of reference
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DORK AND BACON
$50 barrels MESS PORK, original,
so =. Extra Prime PORK,
so casks Clear BACON SIDES,
In Store, for sale by
E. K. CONVERSE,
ja10 Ct "a Magazine street.