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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-03-07
CANDIDATES..

tANDHDAIES.
IOuN w. CAMPBELL respectfully an-
y nouuces himself us n candidate for City Ser-
goant, subject TO the decision OF tho primary
aleclinn. NH 4-3L \
TITO THE VOTERS OF ALEXANDRIA
l. ClTY.-Hsving been solicited by my
friends to do so announce myself as a candi-
date for the office of Auditor Of the city. subject
to tho decision Of the Conservative primary
elsctIon. Ifeb2G eo2wl' e. H. OBklEN.
ITO THE VOTERS OF THE CITY OF
l. ALEXANDRIA.-At the request OF some
of my friends and fellow. citizens, l hereby an
nounce myself candidate for re- ELECTION TO the
position Of Commemorative Attorney. of the
city of Alexandria. This announcement is made
subject to the action Of a nominating convention
or primary election of the conservative party.
If am reelected to the Office shall devote my
time energy and ability 10 the discharge OF the
legitimate duties pertaining to it.
mr. 1-2w JOHN Nj. JOHNSON.
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VIyINDOW GLASS FOR HOT BED SASH,
w 6x8 and Sxl0, in store in large stock, and
for sale at lowest market rates.
JANNEY u co,
NH 70 g. lao King st.
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at a sacrifice.
s. DEALHAM,

62 King st., cor. Fairfax.
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LOST AND FOUND.

DRIFTED ASHORE last weok on my place,
Lin Fairfax county, known as Rivor Farm,
NANCY DOODLE, which the owner can have
by proving property and paying charges.
NH 4-1W* LEWIS 4OUN
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ERESH DAT MEAL AND BARLEY reed
II and for sale by
F. j. DAVIDSON,
feb 20 lat King street.
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NEW ORLEANS MOLASSES, new crop,
~ received to. day aud for sale low by
;snl7 K. W. AVERY 226 King at
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vHOIUE SYRUP--very bright and NEW
OORLEANS MOIIASSE S. just received by
fab : j. g. u 4. MILBURN,
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TANCY CHINA, Just received and for
= sale low We advise our friends and the pub
lie 10 call and carefully examine the stock.
nov 80 E. MILLER, & co, Go King st.
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DEST AND BRIGHTEST SYKUPS AND
ID MOLASSES for the least money.
NH s GEO. McBURNEY & SON.
uECKER S FARlNA for sale by
III feb q GEO .AcBUKNEY d SON,
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VIRGINIA BUCKWHEAT, very choice
ian Il GEO. McBURNEY s. SON.
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gsford's and Duryea's Satin
- Glcss Starch tor shlo by
ian % DAVY &HARMNN
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DOTATOESl POTATOESl One carload of
L Early Rose Potatoes received this day by
ian 80 w. A. JOHNSON.
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Or BARRELS REFINED SUGARS,
= y bought at the decline for sale low by
fab 6. WIN. RAMSEY
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~ BOXES N. Y. STATE CREAM
IL CHEESE received and for sale by
ian 20 w. A, JOHNSON.
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n1EA-We have Just received an invoice of
: l.. New Teas, of very choice quality.
isn22 J. O. & K. MILBURN.
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NEW CROP CAROLINA RICE just re-
~ ce!ved by
1ec i g. WIN. RAMSAY
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LOCAL MATTERS.

WEATHER PRoBABILITEs.--W W Depnrt.
nemt, Office ofute Chief Signal Officer, Wash
ngtm ID. g., March 7, lo7S-lO:3Q a. NJ
In the Middle States falling followed by rising
barometer fresh to brisk sOutherly winds, Veer-
weather, and occasional light rains will prevail.
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EINR GUNPOWDER TEA at reasonable
ian II GEO. McBURNEY & SON,
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PROPOSALS ron LEyEE WORK.

STATE OF LOUISIANA
Executive Department.,
New Orleans, December 81, 16Tf.l
Scaled proposals will be received at this office
until SATURDAY. January 8, at IL M, Tor the
construction of the following levees:
Bird Levee, West Baton Rouge parish.
LIE Bpuf levee, st. James parish.
Plans. profiles and specifications OF the above
works will be ready for inspection at the state
Engineers office between the I'd and 5th OF
January, 1873.
Proposals shall be addressed to the under
aligned, and each one Endorsed for the particular
levee on which tho bid Is made.
Sealed proposals must contain a deposit
amounting to one cent for each yard OF the est1-
mated contents up to ten thousand YARDS. ana
an additional quarter of one cent for every yard
over. to be forfeited to the State In case OF the
failure of the contractor or bondsmen to qualify
within forty eight hours after adjudicat1on. or
else the bondsmen must be present at the OPEN
ing of the bids. prepared to sign Immediately.
The Board reserves to itself the right TO REJECT
any or all bids.
FRANCIS T. NICHOLS,
| Governor and President of the Board OF state
Engineers. jail 5t
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A Correction.
VIEWS or REV. II. M. THOMPSON ON TIL
DOCTRINE OF HE'LL.

VIEWS or REV. II. M. THOMPSON ON THE
DOCTRINE OF HE'LL.
Editor Democrat On reading the paper
The Doctrine of Helm the DEMOCRAT
of the LIST inst, / am sorry to find that ! dld
not succeed in giving your very lhtelllgeht
and courteous representative u proper repre-
spntntion of my own views. Indeed, as re-
ported. seem to hold tho very reverse OF
them.
i ask of you therefore, the courtesy OF q
correction.
The Protestant Episcopal Church does GER
tainly hold the eternity Of future punish
ment We pray to be delivered IRON my
wrath and from ererlastmG damnatloh, IN
the Litany. myself distinctly believe nd tb in
belief Is not affected by any grammatical or
lexicoeraphicuI criticism on certain words in
the New Testament. Canon Farrar, as far as
I have seen, is entirely correct in his critical
scholarship, and | SO stated. and | agree with
him.
But the doctrine of eternal punishment does
not stand or fall on the criticism OF one text
| or of a score. 1t is rooted in the nature Of
| God and man. AS long as a man lives he Will
| bear the penalty of his sins. He does 50 here.
| He will do SO always II the doctrine OF the
| Unity of Law" be admitted. SO believe fu-
| ture punishment ,riH follow, as present pun
| ishment does, by natural law. And since men
| go to ruin here, to disgrace, shame ana utter
degradation by sin, SO they will anywhere. AS
| long as they are sinners they are lost in this
world and in all worlds.
But some people hold that the lost in the
other world will repent and turn to God and
| 40 be restored. This view is called "Restora-
| tionism"
Undoubtedly If they 10 repent and turn to
| God i'm faith they will be saved. believe even
the Devil would be If he would, as Burns
wished, "tak a thought and mend
| But aganI believe in such thing as ttInV
| of moral character, that the time comes when
there can be no change. that I" the filthy is
filthy still" Restorationism Is mere anna
| Bile dream.
As to the nature of future punishment, |, OF
course, do not believe it material In spirit
ual world, in spiritual body, there is nc
physical or material pain or pleasure. But
whatever In the spiritual world, corresponds
to 1.-THE worm that never dies to :" the lire
that is never quenched," to 1.-THE outer dark,
ness in which is weeping and gnashlpg OF
teeth whatever the dread realities be which
those material symbols sgnify-those the
sinner suffers, / believe, and that on rational
and on scriptnral grounds believe equally.
But moreover, since men are different as
sinners, their states will be different, and each
man will reap as he has sown. and confess the
dead sea apples he is feeding on h's or,
planting and gathering. Each mans state
will be the natural, lawful, logical, necessary
outcome of his own depravity.
HUGH MILLER THOMPSON.
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CANCELLATION OF BOND.
state or LOUISIANA. !
Executive Department,

STATE or LOUISIANA.
Executive Department.
Whereas. EMILE d. WEBER. widow OF the
late D. A. Weber. and Administrative OF mig
succession, hes applied to mo for the caneena-
tion Of bond drawn and signed by the said Y.
A. Weber. as principal. and Herman meyer,
Emily Weber, Andrew Syabo. Simon Wei ana
John f. Irvine as securities. dated the 18th day
ri March. 1876, and conditioned for the faitnful
performance of the duties Of said D. A. weber
~ Tax Collector OF the parish OF West feh~
cana 49, .4xnx,orYa
Now. therefore, I. FRANCIS T. NICHOLAS.
aoxernor of the State Of Louisiana, have
Thought proper to issue this my proclamation.
| with the view of giving public notice TO all per-
aons therein Interested, to show cause. In writ
| inc at the office OF the Secretary OF State, In
tho CITY Of New Orleans, within ninety days
from and after the Inst publication hereof. why
said bond should not be eancelled ana an
nplled and the securities above named dis
charged from any further liabilities ID the
| premises. \.
Witness my signature and the seal o. the
| State of Louisiana. at the city OIL rev orleans.
This second day of January. in the year OF our
| Lord one thousand eight hundred and seventy .
eight. and the one hundred and second year %
| the independauce OF the United States oil Amer
| lea. u-
FRANCIS T. NICHOLLe.
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clear voice-there he Is, seated In the midst
Of this sanctuary, tranquil and senseless Oh
danger-there is one who is already under the
sentence OF the second death Awho refuses tne
influence OF the Holy Ghost whose feet will
soon be treading those dark shores where
hope never comes. At such moment how
could the venerated priest be startled from
his rigid decorum, and every believer long 70
throw his arms around that sinking SOU 70 e
press him with prayers and entreatlesn., IL
possible to pluck him as "a brand OUT or inc
burning" And yet it is true, II the BlbIe Is
true, that while we are praying ana illtlng
up our songs of praise in the sanctuary,
within. the sound Of our voice are Souls
| impenltent, unreconciled to God, sinking IN
prepared into eternity They perish, broth.
rem, they pershl They are living without
God, and they are dying without hope . From
this death we have 1t In our power TO rescue
we interpret His words already quoteder, ne
| that conyerteth sinner from the error OF his
ways shall save o soul from death. NO reli-
| gion Is worthy the name OF religion Wnich
disowns this care for souls. NO actlVlty,
however conspicuous, will stand, approved,
which exhausts itself In seeking the triumph
| of favorite system, while souls are perish,
| ing around US from our neglect, VINO mlght
be converted, and souls being lost, VINO might
| be saved.
The conversion Of sinners-the salvation OF
souls, it is no enthu siasm to say, is the great
work which God has delegated to His people
He might have chosen agencies more worthy,
but he has not done SO. The sublime task OF
spelling Satan of his power and gather,
ing repentant sinners from threatened
punishment to people the abodes Of the
blessed, is your work and mine, and If not
done by US, it will be left undone. Heaven
throws wide its gates to animate our labors
ransomed saints are waiting to authenticate
our faith imperishable crowns to reward our
fidelity. Alas for that cold mocking incre-
dulity which would exchange this sure inherl
lance of glory, pledged to every true believer
for q doubtful and precarious future which
concerns itself rather TO snatch CLEAN Of com
fort from Gods judgments, than to find safety
in His promises; more intent to deprive the
kingdom of darkness of it's woes than t.
gain ian abundant entrance into the everlast
ing Kingdom of our Lord and Saviour Jesus
| Christ"
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Housekeepers. married folks and those VINO
expect to get married and furnish comfort
ablehome should not forget that Montgomery s
great furniture emporium. corner OF Camp ana
Poydras streets, is the place to go. whether
you are rich or poor, whether your purse is Dig
or little it is the place to go, for their immense
stock is 90 selected that all can be accommodated
at prices that will defy competition. 1t is i'm
possible to enumerate every article in their slr
grand emporium. so we inv tie our readers 10 go
parlor, bedroom, diningroom, hall and library
suits but their immense stock of medium aa and
anv other house in the South. Their line OF
office furniture is very complete. These gen.
tlemen take pride in showing their stock to VS.
those who wish to purchase, are ever welcome
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By the Governor:
WILL. A. STRONG Secretary OF state. JUG guy
CANCELLATION OF BOND.
STATE OF LOUISIANA, 1
Fyertitiva DspnrtmSut.


Wbereas GEORGE W. DUPRE. OF the city OF
New Orleans, has applied to me for the cancel
lntion NJ a. bond of ten thousand dollars, SUBJ
scribed by George W. Dupre B. Co. as principals.
with John A. Walsh and r. o. Fazende. also OF
said CITY. each for the sum OF five thousand doll
tars MS securities, dated March 49, 1877. ana con-
ditioned for the faithful performance OF the
duties of said George w. Dupre Co. as state
Printer under act No 40 OF the regular session oi
1877. in pursuance ola contract executed before
| w. J. Castel, notary public. In the city OF New
| Orleans. bearing date the twenty eighth day Oh
| March, 1877.
| Now. therefore, ], FRANCIS Z. NICHOLAS,
| Governor of the State of Louisiana have
| thought proper to issue this. my proclamation,
| In order to give notice to all persons therein
interested to show cause, in writing. at the
office of the Secretary Of State. In the City OF
| New Orleans, within ninety days from ana
after the last publication hereof. why the said
| bond should not be cancelled and annulied. ana
the securities above named discharged from
INV further liabilities in the premises.
Witness my signature and the seal OF the state
Of Louisiana. at the city Of New Orleans. snis
seventh day of December, in the year OF our
Lord one thousand eight hundred and seventy
| seven n..-1,a ,r SrTCurT
| Governor of the State OF LOUISIANA.
By the Governor:
| WILL A. STRONG, $3.50. q
Seoretary Of state. d6S 3yl Z
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street is the Hastily arranged hair establish
ment of Mr.. Geo. Z. schilling. the well known
manufacturer of human hair goods. OF which ne
nlete assortments to be found in the South, con
sisting Of every color, size and length In add
ton to his hair depar ment viii be found one
ments, breastpi's, shawl pins. in fact. every;
thing In the line of jewelry for the personal
adorn ment Of the fair ones.
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No better manner of making home attracti'

No better manner of making home attractive
for cultivating the taste and elevating the souls
of your little ones. than by obtaining musical
instrument, be it piano or an organ. which
Mr.. Philip Werlein. the we'll known piano king
offers from s25 upwards. Those who want q
fine instrument without laying out too much
money, can buy pianos or organs on monthly
payments. and will have the use and enjoyment
Werlein has the reputation of, selling cheap
and Of fair dealing, and he ought to be patron;
lied. Mr.. Werlein has our thanks for copy q
Snbrin
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Country merchants who wish to lay in a sup
ply of boots, shoes and brogans would do well
TO attend the auction sales Of Messrs. h. N.
Samory. at Nos. As and Al Decatur street. Their
regular sales take place on Tuesdays ana thurs
ment a first class stock can be obtained at remu-
neralive prices Their recent largo credit sales
were grand successes. and purchasers would DO
we'll to attend.
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ATTENTION CONNOIssEURs.
TO ARRIVE.

os BARRELS OF PURE OLD PROCESS D1
I'd titled" RYE WHISKY. from the ceieDraasd3
dstillery at Needwood FREDERICK County, az 1
TO tie proprietor. 'Outerbridge Horsey, WIG
Reputation Is proyerbial in washington. =.
and ali other prominent cities q the Union.
For sale In quantities to suit BY !, M
- ''19 w. G.. LYON y C0. [
daos AZ iasia Is and n TchoupiEouiaa 81
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Go TO DANzteER s.-"Wha does this mean p
said an old negro going up in the cars last sun
day. Il sec that ar thing sticking on all the
fences in the country. and we Christian folks :,
obliged to. read IT,, too" Nov look there!
know what Dapziger's means. La me! thought
everybody knowed about Danziger's. Taint no
cuss word Uncle joe neither
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SEALED PROPOSALS.

City OF New Orleans,
80 Burgundy street. Jan. /. 1878.
Sealed proposals are invited for furnishing
the Public Schools of this city with the follow
ing supplies:
1000 gross Chalk Crayons.
100 =. penholderS Z
Is :. Lead Pencils.
$50 :. Pens. Il
$50 reams 10 Id. Superfine FoolScap Paper
Is Note Paper.
Is dozen Chalk Erasers.
IS :. Black Ink, Quarts. d
50 . :. Pnts.
100 oo0 Scholars Monthly Reports.
50 Principals Registers No:2.
$50 Teachers Glass Books, No. B
Is Attendance Of Teachers. MOI
20 sets 81 Charts. ~
10 :. ~ Maps.
500 Schola' s. Monthly Reports liz academa
gradeS).
300 Pointers.
A sample Of each article, according to pro
posal must be left at this office.
Supplies to be delivered as called for. ~
Payments will be made on the regular nontq
Proposals will be received at this Office unt]
the 10th inst, at IL O'Clock m.
The Committee reserve the right to relect az
or all bids.
For further information apply OF this once.
PIERRE LANAUX, y
oA nIies les ia3 To
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CT. CHARLES THEATRE.
> Tremendous Success OF the
OLD RELIABEE". j..
Positively the last week of HhPPY GAL WAC"
NER5 MINSTREL5 and BRASS BAND, re-
organized ., AT
This and every Evening during the week, Mat
inees WEDNESDAY and SATURDAY.
Change Of programme every evening
Nineteen first class artists. CAL WAGNER
and SAM PRICE. kings of Ethiopian COMEDY
WATERS and KELLY. song nnd Dance artls's.
The great and only ''Sarony," burleSgue prlnh
donna. The famous Queen City" Quarte}te,
presenting q programme OF rare excellence
Pont,lar Prices-Dress circle and pnr1uette, 10
cents: family circle so cents; gallery % cents
matnees Is and 80 cents. No extra charges tor
reserved seHts. Jt6 u
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A CADEMY OF MUSIC COMMENCING MON
n DAY. January 7, 1878. engagement for two
weeks of ALICE OATES, (the peerless Queen OF
Comic Opera. and her new English Comic Opera
Company Repertoire for the first week; Monday
nee, GfROFLE- GIROFLA: Wednesday and
Thursday Evenings. January 3 and 10. NINE
ANGOT'S CHILD; Friday and Saturday !, hyG g :
BEARD; Saturday Matinee, NINE. ANGQTs
CHILD, Grand Chorus and Orchestra; New
and Elegant Costumes, etc. Musical Conductor
Carl Karssen. llh
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SEALED PROPOSALS.

orrrcr BOARD OF SCHOOL DIRECTORS,
City OF New Orleans,
80 Burgundy street, Jan. l, 1878.
Sealed proposals are invited for furnishing
the Public Schools OF this city with the follow
LIZ. Hon. ! .
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| Ask your grocer for the fresh ground Hour
| from the New ORLEANS mills.
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CORN AND OATs-See d. E. Morphy's auction
ndYaIt isement.
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DR. J. r. Walker. 100 Delord street. denta
surgeon.
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and dedicated to the annual visit Of His Majesty
to the Royal Capital. 1t Is hereby ordained ana
decreed-
|. That all lines OF transportation, extending
throughout the Royal Domain, immediately
cause to be promulgated reduced tariff OF
fares for the benefit OF all loyal subjects who
may desire to visit the Royal Capital on that
day.
II. In order to testify their loyalty and TO
properly honor His Most Gracious MAJESTY on
the occasion Of his triumphal entry into the
Capital, all loyal subjects resident therein are
hereby commanded to forthwith form them
selves into organized bodies, reporting them
selves promptly to the DEPARTMENT OF WAR.
for assignment to station an service
Ill That in consideration OF ready and I'm :
pict obedience to this, our Royal Mahdate'
| each and every loyal subject Is hereby absolved
| from all service or allegiance to any other
| power than that of His Most Blessed Majesty.
and all public buildings and places OF business
| in the Royal Capital are hereby ordered to be
closed throughout the day.
| ~ We congratulate our loyal subje5ts upon
| the reign of peace and the return OF brotherly
love within the borders OF their State. and trust
| that the good feeling. now so happily existing
| may continue and grow stronger with years
| increasing the prosperity wealth and power OF
| those whom we love so we'll. enabling them to
celebrate with more ecldt. and more heartiiy
enjoy our annual visit to their beautiful city.
GOD SAVE THE KING.
Given under our hand and seal at the TEMPLE
or JUNO. in our City OF MYCENAE this
the 18th day OF December, 1877. and the
One Thousand and Sixth Of our Reign
ll,,K tr,, inns
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J.R Walker, D. D. s.. 1870 Delord street.

New American Sewing Machine. 1856 Canal
CHI TX "a + .s8ssa Il
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ing supplies.
1875 doz5n Brooms.
80 =. Buckets. Ia
70 . Scrub Brushes. u
q -. Stove Brushes.
Is . Hair Dust Brushes.
20 - Coal Scuttles.
"a - Fire Shovels.
IL !. Pokers.
6 . D. II Sbovnls.
6 :. Handled Ayes.
3 =. 7-foot Step Ladders.
Is :. Japanned Dust Pans. {
70 =. Door Mats Cor Rugs.)
10 gross Stove Polish.
so boxes Soap.
IS Concentrated Lye
A sample Of each article. according TO pros
| posal, must be left at this office;
| Supplies to be elivpred as called for. !,
| Payments will be made on the regular montn9
Proposals will be received at this office until
the 10th inst at IL o'clock m. .
| The Committee reserve the right 10 reJecl AM
For further information apply at this Office
| PIERRE LANAUX,
| Chairman Committee on Purchases and Sup
plies. jas tt
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YE, That inasmueb as
MARDI GRAS,

The FIFTH DAY OF MARCH. 1873, is set apart
and ordained as the Grand Fete Day Of HIS
Most Gracious Majesty the
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PROCLAMATION
BY THE
KING OF 7HECARNIVAL
EDICT XXI.

To all whom these presents shall come
Greeting:
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THE BIRD CAGE,
No. 40 St. Charles street.
With side entrance on Gravier street, =
D. s. RAMELLI. Proprietor.
HAS OPENED FOR ALL THE YEAR.
CHOICE WINES AND LIQUORS.
Fine Lunch Dafly.i
The public and his friends are invited to call
at ff,e new saloon, jail I'm 2dp
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AMusEMENTs.

VARIETIES THEATRE.
CLOSED DURING TWELFTH NIGHT WEEK
sunday, January l3, 1873,
Shakesp earean Comedies.
Engagement for one week only OF the accom-
MISS LOUISE POMROY,
Supported by John r. Ford's Baltimore Ora
matte Company. During the engagement
will be- presented "Cymbeltne," Twelfth
Night Romeo and Juliet" AS You Like
It." ,,,.t. Nth.
Box office open usual hours Twelfth Night
AIMEE sHA Opers Season January b. ja6