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SHIPS-SHIPS.

~ 5e SAL a. g.sitiselg 81 SATURDAY, Feb, "a
Ias OF MAsEELASsI,T5e a gery fast:saing new FIJI
Bradley has room left for 100 bbs Of freight, and
can comfortably accommodate ten passengers in the
first and second cabins She will positively leave above,
and those wishing to take the most reliable the Gold
Regions would do well to give this vessel examination
board at the steamship wharf. Lafayette. or to
c. j. MEEKER, 66 Poydras street.
RATES PASSAGE.
First Cabin $3.50 Second Cabin $500
cured until paid for. fy2O
FOR SAN FRANCISCO, CALIFORNIA
TT To sail SUNDAY, Feb. Is, before any other vessel
THE new: baltimore Clipper, built large schooner "a,
L ST. MARY, Capt. l.; A. Chasteau, is now 4aEA
receiving he, cargo and PROVISIONS. to sal positively
model one Of the fastest sae is fitted expressly for tho
voyage has neat and roOmy accommodations for passengers
who will find on board every comfort and convenience
also the safest arrangements for sucf voyage The cabin
not built on deck and Capt Ghaseau has made numerous
the Pacific Ocean for many years An eApeIenced super
cargo will 60 her, and will take charge of any cOnsign
mens ntrusted to his surgeon also attached
the vessel There will be second cabin deck
No berth secured until paid for There still few
dsengagod Freight 80 cents cubic foot for
IOISON & SILVESTRE,
fy20 36 Chartres street, stairs.
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ADJUSTMENTS.
AMERICAN THEATRE.
Stage Manager


Mr.. BOOTH appear being the Last Night Two
pearance The ulrivssd HERON FAMILY will
also appear
THIS EVENING Tuesday, February 90 lSaThs performances
L viii with the Comedeta OLD AND YOUNG, or
The -Four Mowbray. Ma'lda Mowbray, Miss Heron:
Hector Mowbray with song Miss Heron Gobbletou Mowbray,
Miss Heron fSPpngton MOwbray Miss Heron Peter, Little
Agnes Peggy miss Fanny ..Aer which,
brasd MERCHANT OF VENICE. shyock MI Booth; An
tonic Mr. hyna Graisno, Nj. H. P. Gatan Launcelo Mr.
sowsd b. MUSICAL oLlo, the Heron Family The
More tby desirej Little Agnes; Duet Fell Upon
Miss Heron and Mis- Fanny Uncle Ned and Garry
me back 20 Ole Vrgnny Little Agnes Sisters.
which which DEAF . AND DUMB. Henry VIVIAN Miss Heron o.
nlrk Little Agnes; Eiza Miss Fanny; Mary, Miss j. LaFores
- 10 Morrow Evening" Last Night but Of Mr.. BOOTH
The Police Department
Pr1css Of ddnssonDTess Circle Parque Second
Third Tiers so Cooed Boxes Gallery Is
II Private Boxes and Seats be secured the
tween the hours of 10 A. NJ and NJ by applying Geo. S.
Stanley. Treasurer
~ Doors open quarter L Performance
at quarter past precisely. fy20
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ST. HARLES THEATRE.

Eighth night Of Mr.. MACREADY
THIS EVENING Tuesday February 90 849-W performed
Shakspeares Tragedy KING LEAR Lear,
ready Edgar Mr. g. vandenhof Edmund, Mr. Norton Earl
OF Kent Mr. Ryder Goner Mrs Jones; Cordea Mrs Stuart
To conclude with first time MY HUSBANDS GHOST. The
comic parts by Messrs. Fuller and Russell.
t Doors at hapast g. and Curtain O'Clock.
GB Tickets and places had application Mr. j. P.
BALf between the hours Of 10 and o'clock
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Second Municipality Building Lots.
To close the Succession of the "GRAvIER" Estate.
BY BEARD, CALHOUN e. co.

J. A. BEARD, AuctiJneer
"WEDNESDAY, February 81 at 10 o'clockWi be sold
w Banks Arcade the following Real Estate belonging
the o "GravcT'
TWO LOTS OF GROUND in the square bounded by ST. Paul,
Girone Heva and Perlat Streets being Nos and
deposited the office of Theo Guyo ~ p each &c
front S. Paul depth lO5 feet inches lines. The
streets and hanquettes paved and paid for.
9. A CERTAIN LOT OF GROUND the said plan, the
square bounded Poyas PerdU, ST. Paul and Grone
being No. measuring 80 inches lines front Poydas
30 the ne by ITO feet deep. BAN
quotes made and pad
g. TWELVE LOTS OF GROUND, in the square bounded by
Gravier Common Bolivar BERTRAND being lots TO-
H. 49, 90 81 90 49, "a and 2 drawn and deposited In the
abovenamed Notarys office. and each 30
Common by 1870 feet deep Lots and each
depth 22
inches lines 49, 81 80 front
Grave by depth of 100 feet. Lot No. 90 so feet
inches lines Grayr and 1870 depth and
Bolivar street. and forms the Of said streets Lots 49, "a and
25 each 81 inches lines Bolivar
depth 1872 lines. The property fronting Graye
and Common streets paved and paid for.
CASH balance g. 2 and Is months credit
for notes bearing the property with cent
mum if not punctually paid.
Acts of sale before Tho. Guyo, N p, the the
purchasers. fyl2, Is, a. I9, 90, 81
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MURDER AGAIN.-Three men placed in one cell in
the Bar0nne street Watchouse Sunday night two of
whom taken the streets drunk be unable
to move and the third. named v 8. Nunemaker
" somewhat intoxicated for disturbing the peace Of the
house. He resisted, vigorously all efforts take him the
Watch house and before he lodged IT, bIackened the
eyes of two officers and knocked down several Others;
manifested the ferocops disposition towards all who
approached On opening the cell in the morning, Of
the floor with large black mark his throat and several
Commissions The head apparently caused by kicking The
been brought intoxicated be utterly nsensbs and
nanmate, suspicion fell upon Nunemaker, and
that death caused by stranguaon and that the jury
was OF opinion the murder committed by Nunemaker
the lower of whose pauaOons spot of blsod
found. He aIraigned before Recorder Baldwin imme
diatey after the inq0es and pleading not guilty
mandsd for examination to- morrow.
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RoBBERY.-The Catholic church al Cambridge,
Mass, was broken into on the 9th instant, and
nearly all the silver was stolen.
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STEAMBOATS,.

aHs SaS p Louisville TTssd %b:ns ss Pitt,
and win leave ss sbe1 asr For sssS1s
0Rf isssf' yhn q Sya. st.
ps the Gne Aasn asass an entirely boat built
Isl gTH1yEs2AY .i. rS liz
aE Ses s5H' or zssa
nS I e hfess TgEsP nay S3th INST a.
y5sHlHHE tx EAEeeH{ s ssw H.: &C.
Andep msss w a abeys
freight Or passage having unsurpassed accommodation
ply q board 0DDpHYs P Pfys' ss + 70 poya,, st.
NIB This boat was buit expressly for the Louisville trade
egTs snA: svt
Is" "a E{ssa Hpsf
as above For freight or passage having &C
apply Eos Rsyss 4 favS.s
BIThc United States viii take freight for Mills Point
Paducah, Smthland, etc. fyI9
Cincinnati ESansve es PFi
eam5cs e HIRAM pss'sRssf
above For freight passage having unsurpassed &C.
R9sd SRGEsib f9yd q ct
N b The Hiram Powers draws only % inches. Ship.
FOR LOUISVILLE Evansville, Henderson, Memphis
CNew) UNCLE SAM, capt Van Dusen is eDaS-
Efecelyng freight and will leave as above Fo5s@x
or aeS H bSs ssPo PGyds street
f2 The Uncle Sam takes freight for Memphis, fyl9
t-W- Tokeape WEDNESDAY, 2lst at PM, pos
FOR MOBILE, lat the New Basin } Montgomery We.
u tumpka, and all landings on the Alabama NS -
River-Nep ORLEANS Mobile and Mont gO,nerv
Kercheva master is now receiving freight and will leave
above For freight passage apply board at New Basin,
foot of Julia street, or to
fyls 'N'l' ''' HYDE oGLEsBY, 12 Poydras St
To H'f bz sYfs ct - e ee TgEsD a and FRI
E'oR MOBILE from the New Canal and Pontchartrain
Freight by the New Canal LS3akE$s@&stt$s
EF Passengers by the Railroad.
The and splendid fast running passenger Lake steam
boat MOBILE, W. y: sutton, master, Quilt expressly
Canal above landing at the Pontcharan Railroad for
passengers by the 8 o clock 7. M. train of cars.
Freight received for Montgomery Wetumpka, etc. giving
th,9ugh Bills Lading at IS cents per Dbl.
till O'Clock, p NJ, on the day OF departure.
For freight passage, having unsurpassed accommOda
jasi # dfF'' WINGATE x Brennan. AZ Poydras st.
FOR MOBILE-D.8L Y U. S. MIL LINE
rNoHo The splendid low pressure n~,
G easEst cs ssa e 9 Ris1a
CALIFORNIA, Capt, g. L. Reynolds, and JAMES L.
DAY. Capt VIM T. Giberscn. having been built expressly
for the Lake Trade, with superior accommodaons CHE
Ladies' Cabins all State rooms One of the above steam
the week. the arrival the Lake of the ha past clock
Train Of Cans, and of the O'Clock P; SUN
jaA ]. & r. GEDDEs, Agents. 10 Bank Place
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ACCIDENTAL few days ago an accident &C.
Cured on board the CORTLAND, previous to her ar
rival at New Albany, by which one of the hands
of the boat suffered very severely by the discharge
of a small brass cannon.
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DARING BURGLARY.--On Friday night, the 9th
inst, between the hours of and II o'clock, the
large and extensive hardware and cutlery estab-
lishment of Messrs. A. B. Sempe & Brother, OH
the corner of Main and Sixth streets, Louisville,
KY. was forcibly entered by burglars, who made
good their escape after they had stolen between
twelve and fifteen hundred dollars worth of fine
pocket cutlery.
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SIEBLICH SENTENCED.-Judge McCaleb, UnitS States
Circuit Court having yesterday overruled the motion for
arrest Of judgement in the of Antonio Seboh found
guilty of numbering James Chapel board the ship St.
the 9th August last the prisoner brought the bar
The Judge briefly addressed the prisoner
and after ordering that he be hung the 2h day of April
next oemny eDjoned bpon him to make religious prepare
ton for his fate The culp not understanding English
the of the Judge translated for him Spanish
On hearing the translation he said, am prepared fo the
Christ when he was crucfed by the Jews He then
returned to the Parish prison to await the execution Of the
judgement.
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THIRD MUNICIPALITY CouNCIL-This body met last
night, and Immediately after organizing went into secret
session in which they remained about clock when
IoG
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The PRIZE FrGHT.-A letter from New Yorl
to the PhiIadelphia PennsYlvanan SAYS:

The PRIZE FIGHT.-A letter from New York
to the Philadelphia Pennsylvania says:
"Ihe excitement among the fancy about the
prize fight can hardly be said to have abated, but
the news of Hyer's arrest has somewhat dampened
the spirits of his friends and, that he is the
winner they are not few, nor far between. Sulli-
vans family, of course, in the deepest distress
Some of the bets that were made are immensely
large one butcher Hyer's former employer is said
to have staked $4,000 upon the result, and even
a well-known broker in Wall street is said to have
risked as much more on the right side. The head
quarters of the Hyer party in Park Row, were bril-
lianty illuminated last night, and open house is
kept all day to-day. The rowdies here are having
a great time. Yankee Sullivan arrived in town by
the afternoon train from the South"
We find the following advertisement in Saturday
mornings New York Herald:
SuLLIvAN's NOTICE TO THE PrBLIc.-I hereby caution
friends throu ghOut the country who have had money
staked fight with Hyer not TO give cent Iwon
the fight according to the rules of the ring three times and
never lost it once. JAMES SULLIVAN.
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DEATH FROM srAB.-SevsraI weeks since an sffny
took place board the British ship AgO lying at the
Third Municipality, between three named Stephens
Luke Lion and John Murphy. in which Stephens stab
bed with knife He died on Sunday evening in the
Charity Hospital of the wound and Lion and Murphy who
have been in prison since the aay examined yeser
day and committed for trial on charge of murder.
FROZEN TO DEATH.-A man, whose name we were un
able learn found frozen to death yesterday morning
in Urquhart street, in the Third Municipality.
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COMPLEMENTARY RAIL

A COMPLIMENTARY BALL will he given Mr.. Nuzn
n F. Z. BRUINS, by his Pupils, at the TERP- ku'ASs
SfCHORE NALL Lafayette SATURDAY EVEN 2NxSW
INC February a. iS9 under the following Nzk
MANAGERS: ~
H. G. Tngham r. F. Miller, T. H. Nolte.
A. r. Davies, Thos P. Peterson, Chas Clark
J. Smith, G.. Smith, E. st. John,
J. Nc Donald, B. Dean, J. M. McCOrt.
Messrs. 1NGHAM and NOLTE Floor Managers.
F Ladies requested to bring their Tickets Of invitation
Cars will be readiness take those New Orleans who
may honor the Ball with their presence.
Pncs Of admission 81. fyl6
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To Printers and Newspaper Proprietors.

y X . A L Z.
ONE Second. Hand Double Cylinder 2lA.3
" PRINTING M "A CHI N e. bed 81 MNM
and IS inch One do. do bed 40 and YaASkaM
as inches -. ALSO 4XX>
Several Single Cylinders Second hand, &fS
from double medium to double super. ~ Il
royal sizes.
All the above will be sold at low prices, AINz
in complete order. szs5z.9z24Zz
r. HOE CO., New York.
~ Picaynne and Delta will please insert the above a,
vertisement for two weeks. fy15 2w
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SwINpLING.-John Wetta yesterday made an affidavit
before Recorder Seuzeneau charging Valentine Keller with
property and receiving $22 in payment for them The
cused was arrested and gave bail for his appearance.
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RECORDER BALDWN's COURT The following cases
yesterday examined before Recorder Baldwin and the
parties accused committed for trial -arceny-Ferdin
Laur accused of stealing om the of Christian Opl
ksr about $50 worth of property. Woundng .-GeOrge
Thomas and Alexander Nichols, charged with severely
wounding the head Peter Steeuch with Ratchet
st. Marys Market days since In this Nichols
discharged and Thoma scommted Striking an Of
feer-Rchard McFadden. charged with interfering with
Officer Pete in the discharge of his duty Sunday night
ST. Charles street, and striking him ATTEMPT TO Stab
James Caghan, accused of attempting to stab Waterman
Hooker on Magazne street. on Sunday night.
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FLORIDA CEDAR.
NV II have Just received q choice lot of l. X A
w CEDAR. which we will saw up to order.
Also, in Yard-St Domingo, Cuba and Honduras MA
or Sawed aud Turned to order
CHERRY, BLACK WALNUT, HICKORY, ASH.
CYPRESs, POPLAR and Y. PINE: assorted sizes and
well seasoned. ARCADE MILLS
Mahogany Lumber and Coal Yard, Office IS ST Joseph.
fyI6 Nv PRAGUE l. SHERMAN
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CLOTHINT
E'MlGRANTS TO CALIFORNIA should remembe
~ that the next thing importance to that OF having
good supply of Provisions for the man. to have
due regard to the of the We distincty
that selling at cont but at low prices al
any other house the city Those of CLOTHING
for the Gold other Diggings respectfully
invited to call at the cash store of
JOHN SOUTHWEI.L g. co. q CanaISt.,
fy13 d&W If Under the Planters Hotel.
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ST. LOUIS BALLROOM.
LAST MASKED SOCIETY BALL.
On SHROVE TUESDAY. MARpI GRhs. Feb. 20
THIS BALL will be the of the SERIES Subscribers MIA
send their the Office Of the Ballroom &lS1sk
The Committee Of Admissi will day, in <tgZk
orer upon the applications made obtain Tickets -
The Rotuuda of the St. Louis Exchange will be this
adjoining the Ball Room will be furnished with
great variety Masks Dresses Costumes ordered from the
Of Mr. jules Of Bourbon and Orleans Streets will be
brought to the Ball Room if requested.
Strangers "esirous Of the Ball that will please
hand their Mr.. H. RUFFlER the Office from O'clock
A. NJ. TO 3, P. NJ, and from a to ST. NJ. iyi7 81
GRAND TEMPERANCE BALL.
SMTNz@A GRAND TEMPERANCE BALL will be N77s
AZAN& given by Washington Division No. s. of T. tSa ~
HAAyS THURSDAY EVENING, February 49, XEA55K
Ss30S l6i9, at the apollo Saloon corner Of Caron xe
lelet and Perdido Members the Order of the ~
S. Of Temples Of Honor Louisiana Council No. J. I. A.
Templars of t. and .. oil R. requested 10 their appro
pirate r. gaa and Sishes.
tFs- Tickets of admission, 49,
ANAGERS.
r. l.. Bruce, w. Woodward J. T. Firth,
w. II. Rondeau, A. Bruin A. r. Clark,
W. A. Arms A. Alendafer, M. McMIien,
T. d Heart, w. o. Dibon, A. +. Shaw,
J. b. Reid, E. X. Pearce. }. MCGOWAN
L. A. Hall. W. w. Mccarthy Floor Manager. tvs 2w
-e>e--
ROPER'S SpARRING and FENCING ACADEMY,
No 1C7 POYDR.AS Street, Neto Orleans.
open FROM 8 O'CLOCK, A. NJ, to P. NJ, and
~ FROM to O'CLOCK, P. NJ. jas
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ALABAMA OSNABURGS.

TT We are receiving, and shall keep sale, large sup
ply of the above Goods from the Tuscaloosa Manuactur
ing Company Alabama. These Goods we think not in
feor to any of Southern Manufacture. Wei he atten
ton of Planters Merchants and Others TO thes ds zoe
are directed to sell at the LoDest market price.
dl43mis JOHN +. DONALD & CO. 80 Camp st.
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N EW ORLEAN MS:
TUESDAY MORNING, FEBRUARY 90

FIRE.-A fire broke out in the rear of the coffee.
house near the corner Of Old Levee and Ursuline
streets, known as the "Pig and Whistle" The
fire extended to the coffee.house and the three.
story brick building adjoining it, below, on the Le-
vee and completely destroyed them. The corner
house was not materially injured. The fire occur
red about O'Clock this morning.
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FAsHIoNApLE oLoTHINC

FRED. ANTHONa Under st ChaIis Hotel
ials Nptf One Door from CODn On 1t.
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BRAZILIAN VIOE-OONSULATE.
NOIICE-The Office Of the Braziiian Hiee Consulate
Is removed TO No 50 CONDE STREET. The Com.
mercia community and all Others concerned hereby
nOs ha passengers for the pors of the Empire have TO
provide themselves with Passports the Vice Consulate
and lastly that the Office Hours from to P NJ
JOSEPH VARGAS,
lsU AwSH Acting ViSs. Copsul Of Brazil
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PORT OF NEW ORLEANS ::
LATITUDE, 2s 81 30 N.-LoNe1rupp. 90 Win Time a.
Cleared Yesterday

OIedreu HesterddY.
Steamship Isthmus, Baker, Chagres.
49, Paradise, Saffarans & Co
ship Akbar, Crocker. Boston. J. p. Whitney Il Co
Ship FOrfarshire. (Br) Wakefield, Liverpool.
Jas Magee & Co
Ship Adams Gray, Boston. J. p Whitney " Co
Ship Louisiana, (Brem Batter Bremen Schmidt s. Co
ship INLAND, (Brem) Meyer, Bremen,
Warneken & KiYcbhof
ship Gachalot FI:) EqIin. Havre, J.P. Whitney s Go
BARK koxana Curling, Philadelphia, A Stuart
Bark Francis Watts Bernsee Rio de Janeiro A. F. Elliott
Bark Carman (Sp.) GoIoIdo, Malaga, Chss. Dufour
Brig Mareanta, (Sp) Ansoaequi, Malaga. Chas. Daour
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FROM CORPUS CHRIsTI.-By an arrival from
Corpus Christi the Galveston News has the Star
of the 10th inst. In relation to the trading expedi-
non OF Gen. Cazneau, to Chihuahua, the Star says
we are gratiied to state tina. Gen. Harvey has
ordered Lieut.. Mlchier, of the U. S. Typographical
Engineers, to commence survey from this city to
the head of the Leona, there to connect with the
road already laid out by Lieut.. Whiting to Ell Paso
Lieut.. M. will accompany Gen. Cazneau, who, in
company with another gentleman, takes ap large
stock of goods, intended for the chihuahua market.
The proposed route from this point will be in nearly
straight line, crossing the Nueces Just above its
junction with the Fro, and following the Frio and
The ridge between The Nueces and the Leona to the
headwaers of the latter. The distance is III miles
Dy actual measurement from the county maps, and
almost on bee-line. The road is to be cut out by
Gen: Cazneau, and the success attendant upon q
similar enterprise of his, two years ago-when he
opened a good wagon-road to Laredo-is guaranty
that he VIII not fail in the present instance Gen.
iiarney has kindly offered him an escort of dra-
goons, who, with Lieut. Michler, will accompany
him to the Leona, when the troops will return and
be permanently stationed in this neghborhood.''
Col. Kinney, of Corpus Christi, is a candidate
for the State Senate.
AFFRAY.-The Star has intelligence from San
Antonio, of an ARRAY between Maj Neighbors, the
Indian Agent and Mr.. Young, of San Antonio.
Young struck Maj Neighbors with stick, when
the latter drew pistol and shot Young in the hip,
inficting serious wound. The origin of the diff
Guilty is not stated.
The Star learns by gentlemen direct from San
Antono, that the cholera was still prevailing at
that place.
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CANADIAN AFFAIRs-Rene,nato of the Excitement.
Advices from Montreal to the Dist inst. say that
the affairs of Canada seem yet to be unsettled,
and there are apprehensions Of further outbreaks.
The government authorities in anticipation of fresh
disturbances, have ordered The postponemen of the
usual commemoraton of the anniversary of the
battle of Waterloo, not wishing to leave the city
IN unprotected state. Great excitement has
been caused by the declaration of the Provincial
Secretary to the effect that if the Royalsis get up
further dist urbances, the streets will be swept with
grape shot from one end TO the other The result
of The discussion upon Canadian affairs is anxiously
looked for by all parties. The city remains free
from cholera. The weather is very hot. Their
nomeier $50"
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ADJUSTMENTS.
OLYMPIC THE ATRE.
of Raronue and P0vdrag sire e.

!. VI 4 WI y I a e a I q IT
Corner OF Baronne and Poydras streets
Sole Lessee and Manager. Mr. H. SCHUYLER
Stage Manager, Mr. g. T. EfTreasurer, Mr. T. TUCKER
II otce-A Car scH the Theatre for Lafayette
night after the performance
E1r Benefit of Miss T. PETRIE JENNY LIND is COME
FiIs' night If EUGENE ARAM.
SATURDAY June Will be performed first me the beaut
- full Drama EUGENE ARAM. Eugene Aram Mr. Charles
Honsem in Mr. Fitzgerald Corporal Bunting Mr.. Page Pete
Dear, Mr. Hacket Madeline Lester, Miss Pette FANCY
DANCE by Josephine NATIONAL SONG, Hurrah tor The
Red. White and Bue by Mr. Page To conclude the highly
Stage by Horatio D. Hewet ESQ.,
off, Mr. Charles; Leather lungs Mr. Biydon Granny Gag,
Page Mics Jenny Leatherungs with lot of Jenny Linds
Miss T.. Pet
ty- Tomorrow, Sunday-Benefit of Mrs. L. ROWE.
LIZ The Police Department under the McClos-
~ Doors open at O'Clock. Cur will precisely
quarter before tF Prices of Admission: Dress Cir
Gle and Parqueite cents. Second Tier Cored Boxes
so cents Coored Gallery rs Office open from 10
p where seats be secured application the