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ihsw To he folio we'd by the 1T act Of the MAGIC FLUTE
With the POL by sisnoa Ciocca and Nile
Cel.s Dress Circle aud Psrqree, 81; Family Circle (ad
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Npen az o'clock performance to commence at
A srOe iPLACE VOPER A.-Montay, January ? 4 vii
~ b. presented Belni's Opera in three acts Of fU III
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kBox Office open daily. fr m half pest to IL O'CLOCK
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selork To commence at half past7
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J,hr. tuut th ANIMAL BALL OF TIE in,sr
( FNlGRANT SOCIETY will take place at the Coli
,eum Room, No $50 Broadway. Tuesday eveains Jap
ih 1883 Tickets $3 eich) be procured the office Of
the BIC ETY. No "a street OF the following
pttse ;Gregory Dillon, ~ Chambers street, Joseph Stuart.
,hsw q Wall street: Jane, Rsybgn. a. South William
reid.bY ls Maiden ane John Moaning, l6e Pearl ,tee
h,rle sween Centre streets John Nicholson, so Pine
rceti William Wntton - Exchange Place; James dwell
West street; Thomas swsnwick So Pine street; T Don
llV Sonth W,m street; Charles T.. Shea ~ Liberty
eet; g. Marry, 90 Pine street; K b. DAILY % Bro,d
.e': Francis Mann, l56 Pearl street
I 20 nnirI Ire
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PAW ,bU's AMuOiH PANURAMA OF TIE
- Nssspp, River pntod three miles Of canvass exhi
bisg view Of touny 1910 miles in lengh extending from
tho mouth 81 the Missouri the city IL New Or leans
aud eachng ten teees Of iatiude being the largest
plintng IN his world, At the Panorama Building,
Broadway. adjoining Nblos Girden. Opea every evening,
lnndag txcepte Admission 50 cents; ebidsa half price
The P<norams will o'clock precisely.
Afternoon EXHIBITIONS Wednesday, and Sstu days. at
Oclk Seats red from IN tilt "a r. NJ. e2s iHsrc
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MI EUH AM IS NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. at eoce.y II
vA hr.ry ss Brosdwayslonjay evening, 81 inst, Prof
HUM 9Th Lrc,ure sxpen eutal Che ry -suheet.
Oxygen Gas ans its combnat ard properties Thurs
dy event 2, 9TH inst Institute Rooms City Hall. Dr.
HoLLu X, Lecture on fhy.iology-sutjsst Cireula;
fion CT the Blood Saturday evening Dcbsng Clss All
Lectures aa Debates tree mbers To non.menhers
~ each Lecture Terms Of membership 8, yearly due,
aud 81 init atom BY order, Lecture , ommittee e..
paRtrrr Aetamy rs. United State, Patent Agency.
Ins ute Room'. IL City Hall. L. Ia. Barrist. Agent
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Three companies of Michigan boys, compo,ipg Cspts
Busls. Hsnscom's and Greusers companies, marched
Yesterday for Mexico. The command halted opposite
Kings corner and company being drawn up In front
a very handsome sword presented 10 Capt. Greuse
by his friends Dr. Klein made happy aud felictous
speech and Capt Is reply pertinent and eloquent
Three hearty cheers then given by the citizens and
returned by the company The battalion then moved
on aud many hurried good bye aud warm shake Of
the hands showed that many friends parted there Col
stockton was in command with Adjt Pitman Lieut.
T. Rice, Regimeotsl Quartermaster also accompanied
command = Detroit .fdre'tiser, Dec. as.
The Senate Of South Carolina have adopted resou-
tlon aprropriang the OF $4,000 for the immediate
wants of the orphans aud widows of those Of the Pal
uetto Regiment who have died since the
of Mexican war and those who have become disabled
In the service.
NAVAL INTELLIGENCE.
McRE PRIzE MONEY Judge MoCaeb yesterday male
final distribution OF the proceeds of the sales OF the
prize schooner Relampsgo which captured In the
attack upon Alvarado by the u $. steamer Scourge
during the late naval operationsin the gulfN o PFC.
Dee %
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GENTLEMEN'S BOOT AND LADIES
SHOE STORE,
UNIVERSITY OF LOUISIANA.
L.4W DEP.ART.NEyTT,

UNIVERSITY OF LOUISIANA
rTyHE LECTURES and CoGRsE Of iNsTRUCTION
! in this Department Will commence on ne SECOND
May They are intended to embrace the most important
branches OF the Common and CiUH Lam, Public HterRG
ti0RGi and Constitutional IG10..
Lectures will be delivered upon the various branches and
Those BY Professor HENRY a. BULLARD will embrace
t. The history of the Roman Law from the earliest times
H. An analysis of the general Principles OF the Roman Civil
man School III The jurisprudence Of Louisiana, com
pared with the Roman Law and the Codes of France and
whether derived from France Spain or the United States
Those by Professor THEODORE IL. MCCALEB, will treat
Of l. Admiralty and Maritime Law, embracing the nights
and obligations Of Masters and Mariners, Collisions and
other Maritime tors, general average Salvage Civil and
Military, Mariners Contracts Marine insurance ana ny
publications. and contracts for Maritime Services IN Building
Repairing and Supplying of Ships. H. International Law
the absolute rights of States International rights of States
their Pacific and Hostile relations Treaties Of Peace and
CouS of the United States embracing the Original and APP
Pelate jurisdiction OF the supreme and circuit Co9L nq
the Original jurisdiction OF the District Courts as Courts oil
Revenue and as Prize and Instance Courts of Admiralty
The Lectures of Professor RANDELL HUNT Will treat OF
l. Commercial Law as 1t relates to Mercantile persons er-
camille Property and Contracts and Mercantile Remedies
These Lectures will of Sole Traders, Partnerships
and Corporations of Principal and Agents, OF BIS Of En-
change and PTOmlss0ry Notes and Shipping Of balments
Charter party and Tor Conveyance IN genera ohp' oi
Freight, JettisOn and Average Salvage and Insurance
Fl e STsR' Sw i aSd Pacific IN Courts Of Criminal
Jurisdiction and-III. of the Law OF Evidence.
Professor THOMAS u. uONhOE WIZ A4eCIutc nllOh l.
The Common Law and Equity Jurisprudence and Practice,
Pleadngs in Civil Cases at Common Law, and-l C0nsu
tutiOna Law.
Chief Justice EUsTIs will deliver series of Lectures
the Rights of Persons and the Conflict Of Laws
CHRISTIAN ROsELIUs Esq, will assist Adjunct Pro-
fessor in the Department OF the Civil Law
Students viii be expected to produce satisfactory evidence
of good moral character.
The degTee Of Bachelor of Laws will be conferred only
those who shall have attended Courses Of Lectures
one full after having studied at least year the
office of Counsellor at Law, and after se. nation
By all the Professors. Dung the COuIe there will be ire
Quent examinations. -,
There will be organized also Moot Court which will be
holden every week. presided by OF the FRO
fess0s. -
~ The price of Tickets for the Course fixed at slO0
OF s25 for each Professor.
New Orleans. June /, Is48- 'e5 5E
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DAILY CRESCENT.
Oh, Warrior, Touch the Harp Again.

Oh, Warrior, Touch the Harp Again.
ggested on reading Maj Gen Nm O. BlaLer's 9Eec,
entitled Oh, BOGtmGR Wind that Horn &c.
BY MRS. A. L. UFoUR.
Oh warrior touch that harp again.
Full, rich, and joyous is its tone
When swept by master hand IKE thne
It's as enchantment o 'eT II thrown
What is there nature hath denied,
OF all her choicest gifts to thee
All none | ween; for She with pride,
Combined and centred all in thee
What iaurels that thou hast not worn?
What noble deed thon hast not done
Fame hath no garland not thine own;
And thou art YalOT's chosen soa
How speaks the heights of Monterey.
Whose soil is rich with gallant blo0dl
Was there no danger to dlsmay
When thou that patriot band ddst lead
Oh. there were ardent throbbings then
Within the bosom of the brave
Fierce cleaned the eyes OF valiant men,
Who Sought for victory ora grave q
Say. was there in the eannOn's roar,
The iron hail of battle, then
More music TO thy pTactsed ear
Than dwell in pOesy's sweet strain !
More in the rush of bayonets-
The clash of steel, as foe meet foe
The martial tread of warlike men
And, in the blood s gurglng flow
Aye. observation-disclosures bold,
Of iron soul and eagi. eye;
No craUeR blood thu pulses hold
They thrill with honor brave and high!
Yet in that noble heart of thine
Do all the finer feelings glow;
They centre on affection S shrine,
Pure, gentle, kind firm warm and tTud4
Then warrior, touch the harp again
Oh, deign to wake its syTen tone;
When swept by master hand like thine
A magic charm seems DER it thrown
Ne30 ALBANY, Jtae y, lo4o. 'lLOHisUtHe Democrat.
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NEW SCHOOL BOOKS

find other Interesting Publications, For SAFE at NO. IA
/1EsAR's COMMENTARIES ON. THE GALLO
u WAR-Vnh English Notes Critical and Explanatory,
a Lexicon Indexes y c.. By Rev; A Spencer a NJ.
Editor of The New Testament IN Greek, with Notes
on the Historical Books, Arnold series OF Greek ana
TuE E,dsIR A AND AGRICOLA OF TACITUS-,
With Notes for Colleges ByW > Tyler, PIoiesSSoI Of
the Greek and Latin Languages in Amherst Colege
AupIetons New Edition, 1873. 40 en-
AN INTRODUCTION To the Authors Course OF Read
mo > and Elements of Reading and OTatOry. Part
Second By Ii Vaudeville, u. d., Professor Oh mofh
Science and Bellies LettIes in Hamilton College
Also
WRAY's PRACTICAL SUGAR PLANTERS A Tom n
plete Account of the Cultivation and Manufacture o.
the Sugar Cane According to the --latest ana m9st HI
proved Process with numerous illustrations lofo. n
THE MANSIONSOF ENGLAND; o. PICTURESQUE pe-
neations Of tie Seats OF Nobemen from Drawings Dy
APPLETONiS RAILROAD AND STEAMBOAT
COMPANION, Being Travellers Guide through the
United States of America
BOSTON NOTIONS. Being an AuthentC ana SOhc!se
Account Of That Village" from 1850 to lo4I ~
George Dearborn, author OF the American Tex BOOK
ROSS ACCOUNTANTS OWN BOOK-And Bust
Just received and for sale the New Orleans satiOners
ieI LB. STEEL. IA Camp street.
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THE GREAT WALL or CHINA passed the fla
nous wallwhch divides China from Tartary, and
il well deserves to be wonder of the world The
Chinese say that it is more than ten thousand lee
in length which is equal TO more than three thous
and miles, but have been assured that it does not
exceed fifteen hundred. Its course is not always
even sometimes descending into deep valleys, at
others rising to the top of lofty mountains. Its
height constantly varies; being much greater in
certain situations, especially in the valleys, whilst
in some places it does not rise higher than fifteen
feet. In some parts this wall is built entirely of
stone, in others of brick, in others of stone and
brick mixed and such is its breadth that carriages
drive along the top at ease. was informed
that the interior of the wall was filed up with earth,
and that it was built of that BREADTH not only for
convenience in time of war, but also TO facilitate
the transport of materials when 1t was building, as
it otherwise would have been impossible TO carry it
over steep and perceptions spots 1t would in fact,
have been beneath the advanced civilization of the
Chinese to build a national barrier, passing over
rocks, ravines, and mountains, without providing
a passage for horse and foot soldiers Upon examin-
ing this work. was greatly astonished TO find that,
although it was built more than eighteen hundred
years ago. it is still perfect thatt does not appear
TO have been finished above a century. 1t is de-
cayed only in a few places, and these adaptations
the Tartars, who are now inapossession0 OF China,
do not trouble themselves to repair They only
preserve and defend the gates through which there
is much traffic. Under the native Chinese Govern
ment, one million of soldiers We're employed to
guard and garrison this marvellous work.-Fdther
RiDa's Residence al the Court Of Pekln.
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C6RRT4GE MANUFACTORY,

CARRIAGE MANUEACTORY,
EElE Patronage that has been extended to us 50 very Der
ally the last seven years, while in Com @4 ~
mon street has induced us the last summer o. SsSS
to erect large building expressly for manu- SSfG>6s5
featuring and repairing CARR AGES Ny 2-
We have now of the largest Shops in the Southern
Country and prepared with good Northern wOrkmen
and the best of materials build any style Oh Carnage to
oder and guarantee them two years used IN the country
We are also better prepared than ever before Tor repairing
Carriages and restore them almost to their 0glna beauty
and durability, although apparently worn out and useless
We will pay treghton carriages sent Us to repair we VIII
HAND CARRIAGES which will be sold low. Old CARRIAGES
taken IN trade for New We invite the attention OF
those wanting New Carriages, their old ones repaired TO
call at Mandatory and Repository and Judge lo Them
selves, at the corner of C1R.4TIER gafG.4ROEDELEI
Sreets next door to the Office of the Commercial wafer
Works rear Of the st. Charles Hotel, New Orleans :,
lex 6,n MATTHEW'S q DENMAN.
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PnprAR1.H COTTAGEs.

TEHE subscriber has on hand and now building TO OrGer
/ variety of PORTABLE COTTAGES TO I@s99zsFs
which the attention Of those who intend passing me EkssH
warm season in the Lake Towns and Watering -
Places near the city and those who would wish 70 nave
cheap and pleasant residence OF their own Is lhVIIeu. "a
specimen of the Portable Cottage can be seen on
street one door above DeOrd street, uVeT SIDE lie HAS
FOUR on hand ready for immediate use .
JeI9 I'm SAM DENMAH, "a GraVier street
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JAYNE'S HAIR TONIC,

NHIS valuable preparation excites the scalp to new and
healthy action; eeanses from scnrt and dandruti pre-
the Hair from falling off; those erupuye diseases
which often appear upon the head and in majority OF cases
produces fine growth of NEW II also gives The tar
rch glossy and beautiful appearance, unequaed by any
other article of the kind.
JAYNE'S AMERICAN HAIR DYE-TVaHanteI, II
strictly applied according the directions to change the IAN
from dRg other color beautiful auburn, or perfectly Je
black, without staining the skin.
JAYNE'S AGUE PIIILS-A positive cure for Fever
and AgGe These Pills warranted TO cure Fever aud
AgGe and when the directions followed, and crie IS
effected, the money viii be returned. - 80
For sale by N. JARVIS z W.
Je27 If corner Magazine and Common streets.
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SUMMER RESIDENCE AT Vaudeville.

-, A delightful SUMMER RESIDENCE at Man
. devle, measuring two aTpents fronting the Lake by
luz twelve arpents in depth-all fenced IN Inc I'M
pr0Veents comprises good and substantial frame Dwelling
Of three rooms fronting Lake. galleries in front and rear
two Cabinets, Kitchen and Servants Rooms one other
good building built expressly for visers having large
rooms with gallery; Stables etc. On the premises + line
in front of the property fine aud beautiful Flower Par
ee. The property will be sold with all the Furniture COWS
Horses, WAGES, etc
For Terms which are LIBERAL and full particulars, apply to
mv29 PERSON & RONNEVAI 81 GTayer st.
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pnRrARI.E SHOWER EATHS.

GREEN'S IMPROVED PORTABLE EXTENSION
u SHOWER BATHS have received the diploma a. me
On as the best Shower Baths offered to the public ne
disorders would announce that they have been apponleu
agents for the above really excellent bath and are now pre-
pared to furnish them wholesale retail al moderate pm
es m3O3m SAMPSON & KEEN, 81 BenYIllest
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NEW D1soovERY-Dr. Connel's Mixture for GOnouhea
and elect Seminal illusions and Weakness of the Utea
Bladder This Mixture contains no injurious article what
ever butpOees tonic properties of real efficacy and
cOngena the constitution than other medicine used
for these complaints. Freed from the nauseatng qualities
attending copavia aud the mixtures 1t viii be found
agreeable the palate and pleasant to the stomach and viii
cnre any case or pay refused fOr II is equally good
and certain for femaes-SOd only 50 POydras street.
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NIAGARA OUTDoNE-Among the cliffs of tho
Eastern Chats, about midway between Bombay
and Cape Comorin rises the river Shirawati, which
falls into the Arabian Sea. The bed of the river
is one-forth of mile in direct breadth, but the
edge of the fall is eliptcal, with sweep of half
mile. This body of water rushes at first, for three
hundred feet over slope at an angle of forty-five
degrees, in sheet of white foam, and is then pre-
cipitated to the depth of eight hundred and fifty
more, into black abyss, with a laundering noise
1t has, therefore, depth of eleven hundred and
fifty feet In the rainy season the river appears to
be about thirty feet indepth at the fall in the dry
season it is lower and is divided into three cas-
cades of varied beauty and astonishing grandeur
Join fall of the Genesee TO that OF the St Law
renee, and then treble the two united, and we have
the distance of the Shirawati cataract. While we
allow to Niagara a vast superiority in bulk, yet in
respect to distance Of descent it is but mountain
>rill compared with its Indian rival Rochester IN.
" Democrat
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CLASS STAINING.

1T is not generally known that the beautiful art Of GAa
TANNING IS done in New orleans by J. HPB ELL
No Io5 RAyER street between Circus and
who sOcts share of the public patronage belng e nsI
and only establishments the South Al coioL! q th au
dOws doors, sidelghts. skylights, lamps, ETC. - q.
N.B.-LEAD SASH, plain and Ornamenleu' MiaG 1 "
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ALABAMA LEAD-The South Alabamian says
some very rich lead has been discovered on the
plantation of Col Gregory, Butler county, yielding
ii is said from 80 to 80 per cent. pure lead. The
extent of the mine was not known.
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THE Rich MAN AND THE Day LABoRER--A
merchant, who is avaricious as opulent, has re-
Gently excited some public attentions at London.
He had obtained at the cheapest possible rate
poor day-laborer to do some work in his house.
This unfortunate man, fatigued with work, repre-
sented to the merchants wife that with SO low
wages he could not procure a glass of beer to
quench his thirst The compassionate woman gave
him tankard Off ale, but the husband learned this
circumstance on his return, and when he settled
with the laborer retained the value of the drink.
The poor man exclaimed against it and raised so
'great an uproar that the police took him to prison.
The next day, when he was called before the
Judge, he explained the affair and was discharged
on the payment of two shilIings but the merchant
had another account to render TO justice. He was
condemned to pay fifty pounds sterling fine
for having sold beer without license, and the
poor laborer as the nfomer of the offence, received
a third of the sum Courier des Etats inns.
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CoNNE1's MAGICAL PAIN EXTRACTOR viii prove a bless
ing all those who it. It sovereign remedy for all
Burns Sore Eyes Feons, Ulcers Bruises, Tic DOOreux,
Eyspelas and all complaints which need an external aPp
cation. By its use lntammatons are removed SwellngS
reduced and Modification stayed twill be supplied
to all cergymen gratis for their and the Of their
parshes-SOd only at SO POydras street.
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9ANMSRseesgSNs,

FLOWER GARDEN AND SEED STORE.
TINHE FRESHEST GARDEN SEEDS can be ASefz
y obtained at the Seed Store of MATTHEW ~
BYRNE, at the corner If 81. CHARLES and Va
GR4PIER Streets: warranted to be the finest -
collection IN the city.
IN ALso-FRUTT AND ORNAMENTAL TREES, OF
the choicest kind together with the best collection OF
81. SHRUBBERY to be found in the market. BOU-
DUETS put up to order at the shortest notice apA 3m
EB Persons purchasing Plants Seeds and finding them
not TO be they will be returned
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A =. AlNSWORTH, Murine and Commercial Notary,
"A. No 3S CAMP street, holding Conn missions from the
states Of TEXAS M IssIssIPPI KENTUCKY, FLORIDA New
YORK, MISSOURI ILLINOIS, INDIANA, TENNESSEE, PENN
SyLvANIA, RHODE ISLAND. VERMONT. NEwH AMpsHIRE.
DELAWARE, LABAMA, MAINE, NORTHCAROLLNA, SoUTH
CAROLINA, GEORGIA, NEwJERsEY, ONO, MICHIGAN,
ARKANSAS, VIRGINIA, MASSACHUSETTS,, MARYLAND and
CnNNEGrCCT Is prepared to take dispositions, and execute
and eeCt akds Of legal instruments to be used recorded
IN S. i'd States and the Territory of WISCONSIN The usual
pr0nptude at his office continued in ali NOtaHa bust
ness nh5