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TOBACCO.-The Tobacco market is steady, with light
stock Sales ITO hhds viz AZ hhds, % A. at 5a at
a. 10 do at 81 at &c., 20 R. at 31 and Is do at 34c
also 30 hhds.. "A A. at &c.. and r. at DC. p ID.
SUGAR AND MOLASSES.-The demand for Sugar
was limited and only about $50 hhds aken easier
prices Also. 800 bbs Molases 1lsc. and for choice
l61sG019c. % gallon.
FLOUR-There is scarcely any shipping demand, and
as the stock Is on the increase prices still declining
Sales OF 2oCo bb follows: 200 bbs Ohio at 600 d.
at "a 2osi 3d. 200 do at 81 3d. $50 do. Illinois the
Levee at "a SO, and 100 do. st. Louis at "a IS DBL
CORN.-The demand better and TO- eco sis. changed
hands including $500 and 200 sacks white and yellow and
M do yellow at 40 $500 sacks 42c for white and 43c.
for yellow 1890 do yellow 49, and 500 do yellow 44c.
p bushel.
WHEAT-140 sacks prime sold at Csc. p busheI.
PROVISlONS.-The only sales of Pork reported were so
bbs Mess at 80 TO- and 372 do Prime Mess at $40 bb
Nothing done in Beef sale of 20 tierces Bacon Hams
(bagged) at TIC H. Lard is still inquired for and the
following lots Sold 200 bbls inferior &c. so do at 5
l62 do at 81 46 do at So and 800 kegs prime Sac h.
GUNNY BAGS.-65,O 600 new Bags in bales brought
l0c. cash.
COFFEE-Sales of 100 bags Rio at 61alD624c . ID.
SALF.-150O sacks Turks Island sold at TIC q sack
WHlSKY.-No alteration $50 bbs. Rec,ifed sold by
three parties, and mostly the Levee, at lie. gallon
EXCHANGE.-Dul and the rates unaltered.
FREIGHTS.-Stil on the advance. ship taken for
Londonderry Qreland at 15ad Tor Corn, British ship for
Liverpool (gving the consgnmenD at sd for Cotton
Gan improvement bark for Cork and market at 16d for
Corn and American ship for Haye at lie for Cotton.
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SCENT CITY CIRCUS.
Cor. Louisa and 7ehsnpitOuLas ST. arys Market.
Propretors. NUM- LIPMAN, GERMAN 6. LA THORNE.


TTlHE Managers thanks liberal public for the
hitherto extended them, leave their kind
friends that will only stimulate them exeron
The attached the establishment beyond all
paron, superior to other Company in the Southern or
Western The Acts nightly presented will
Of the Gems Arenc performances, for particulars Of
which, small bills OF each day.
kT Day Performance each Saturday, IL O'Clock, NJ
w Splendid Band under the direction of the Great Professor
BERGAMlNl will the and during the diff
the popular and fashionable
w Among the Stars engaged by the Of the Crescent
City Circus propreto would the the following
Mrs Num- the acknowledged Queen Of the Arena Sig L. Ger
Thorpe, Mr. G. Mr. T GraBen Mr. Moses
Lpnan Mons HdrP1er and the Great Acrobat Family and last
the mmable " Lake. whose irresistible humor and originality
HIM be ranked among the first Clowns OF the Age
~ Price Of Admisson-Dress Circle Fifty Gents Parquete
Twenty Five Gents. mhl7 If
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THE GERMAN EMPIRE.-The Austrian Emperor
now openly declares he will not submit to any other
Prince as head of Germany
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New Orleans Cattle Market.

Corrected daily for the Crescent by VINCENT WILLIAMS
Proprietor Of the Lafayette Stock Landing Hotel
LAFAYETTE, March 1.-Arived. steamer New Orleans,
with beeves. Prces-Bee LIST class brings 6 I'd do. 5ac
ID: Bogs, 31sfD4c. ID Sheep, s3(O$4 head Cows.
s25G0s35 D head Hay. s14O$l5 . ton Corn 4505cc
g. bushe; Oats, 32c. o bushel Bran 6O070c. . 100 ID ;
Oilcake. 81 . 100 h.
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O'FLAHERTy IN BAD Fx.-Thomas 9 Faherty Ia'
arrested yesterday afternoon by the Second Municipality Po
lice, in God street. charge of having cut Ann Bowen
in the hand with an axe. O'Flaherty we are informed
was pretty considerably drunk, kicking up fuss and omar
eng with woman when he took an axe and threaten
ed TO cn her shortet0 exnguh her vital spark Proceed
execution. Ann Bowen nterfered and endeavored TO
prevent the Infatuated from doing bloody work In
doing hs received the cut in the hand which we learn
very severe one.
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GF Gun Cotton was used by the Bombay COL
umn of the British forces in cannonadng Moultan.
1t is said to have been arfully effective.
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TELEGRAPHIc MIsTAKE.-Quite serious mis-
take occurred the other day in Geographic des-
patch sent from Philadelphia to Wilmington, Del.
1t was to inform gentleman there that his daugh-
ter, laying sick in that city, was "no worse" bun
the operator rendered it emo more" The agonized
father, after making some preparations for the fu-
neral, went on, and was astonished TO find his
much-loyed child recovering her health.
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Gs- Vessels communicating with Montevideo,
bound to Buenos Ayres, are not allowed to enter.
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STONE & McCOLLUM'S
NEW LEVIATH HAN CIRCUS.

TNHE Universal Public NewOeans respectfully informed
that the New Leviaban Circus of Stone McColum
hlbitng at Congo Square, First Municipality
The troupe by far The the United States comprising
combination of talent unquaed by Circus this other
The will Gymnac
and Acrobac Evouons and Of those and
Equestrian excellence highly applauded by the citizens OF Mo-
bile the last weeks the host of talent attached
the New Leyathan would merely mention the the
following who, their peculiar line rsay acknowe1 ged
unequaed the world Eaton Stone the rider
the world T. McColum, unequad Equestrian La Belle
Rosa The ethereal Mercury OF Female John Smith,
Ethiopian
H. P. Madgan NJ j. Lpman, Backwood, j. R. Shay A.
D. W. Sone p Coleman B. Brown F. Founs, Brenar A. and
W. Hncklev, Ben jennings Johnson, leading
Of the New Leviahan the magnificent
Brass e the direction the celebrated H. Gau The
brilliantly Nth and arranged
for the Family Parties nd be engaged
plcation Oc 10 and IL A. NJ.
Day Performance Sunday, II O'Clock, for the
juveniles who wish attend the Night Exhibition
~ Admission Box So cents; children haprce Pit rs y2
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ADJouRNED.-The National Convention of In
ventors, which met some days ago in Baltimore,
adjourned finally on the 9TH inst.
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SALTY Bon IN PICKLE AeAIN-Rober Watson alias
Salty Bob somew hat noted character who has recently
returned from two sojourn in the State institution at
Baton Rouge arrested about O'Clock yesterday
ing by the Frt Municipality police charge of larceny,
the particulars Of which were unable to learn.
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PORT OF NEW ORLEANS:
LATITUDE 2s 81 30 N.-Lose1rupr. 30 win Time 81
Cleared Yesterday:

CLEARED Yesterday:
bs %shn ssf tty Mssts
BaIh SlSsIt, fletcher, New York, Cha: PsaEe c. Co
s warren Mefssa BALTIMORE YORK. Asssnd S%
H B,TE Mars Marcia Wilson Boston, Chas Deska Go
Liverpool w. Il + H. Asssd e
s s aS W Gn N s: York Gsn.sn
sns Falmouth Hopkins, Baltimore, Howell Frazier Co
schr. Victoria. Blish. Galveston. Lathop Knox { e.
81 .c5I: Jane Butcher Belize Honduras. A. Flass co
schr Wm IL Ha1a s.und:rs s.
Arrived Yesterday:
g., Harris & Morgana722 balss cotton--lst my
Ship Clifton IpgersoI Is days from New York, to J. w.
Ship leonidas, Cornice, % days from Boston, to L.: H.
Ship Sea Lion, Dyer from HavTs 9Th ult maserPont
Bark Thstus Merrill, l6 days from New York, to master
Bark Prescott Spear Is days from New York, to master
schr May Filkns. Peyon Is days from Chages to mas.
ya.. L. Day Gberson from Mobile.
P BRIDE of the West. Williamson. from 8, Louis.
Pau" Moas from a's ST. Eou bales cotton
E,Iors, johnson, from Verml,onvle-S bales cotton.
Winfeld Scott, Devenney, from Pittsburg.
Luna, Fairchld, from Bayou Sara-l66 bales cotton.
New Orleans, Fuller, from Cincinnati.
Atlantic. Brosdwell, from Cincinnati.
Zen Pike, Kendall. from Psburg.
Towboat Conqueror, Heation, from the Passes
Iowboat DeSOo. Grant. from the Passes.
mowboat Shark Pinnegar, from the Passes.
Iowbcat Louis Philippe, Steele ficm the Passes.
ca. - BEL0w'-coMING UP.
ship Flayio bark Louisa Bliss, brig Abemare and schr.
Spoken:
by ship Clifton, the 18th inst. in lat 80 3V lon $50
snip Atlantic, hence for New York.
by ship Leondas, tie 18th inst, off Sand Key, ship
Michael Angelo hence-ai we'll
Memoranda:
The ship Clifton passed. the 18th inst, off Sombrero
Key big Republic, bound down the Gulf
Towooat ConQueror left the Southwest Pass the 10th
INST Reports nothing in the ofing bound in.
Towbost Conqueor lowed down and to sea- the 18th
inst ships Switzerland. and Penhshire
Towboat Louis Philippe towed sea- on the l4th inst
brgs Lowder. and Habanero.
Towboat DeSoto lowed down and sea- on the 18th ns
ship Charlotte. bark J. H. Miey, and brig Hercules.
Towboat Shark lowed down and sea. 18th in.t
ship Hero. bark Lucia Field and schr. Jane Elizabeth
Passengers:
Per steamship Portland from Galveston-Mr and Mrs.
Logan Mrs Sapp and child, Capt Perry. Siesr H. Blood,
Searcy E. Lewis, Dickinson. Sullivan, PondeAter and
10 on deck.
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List Of Vessels in Port.
Corrected e,ery morning, especid

Corrected e,ery morning especially for THE Crescent"
The First municipality designated in the following
the Nos. the Railroad
In the Second m2 the ms above Steamboat Land
ing No. beng fshoat Landing lin the Third n3 the Nos
commence Railroad and
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SMITH & BROTHER,

SM tt h q II -
SO COMMON STREET.
yTAVE received large additions to their stock of INDIA
Ill RUBBER GOODS. These Goods of the best
manufacture, and warranted to stand all extremes Of
weather s. s. B. would call the particular attention Of
Caifornans their Bottles Canteens and Water Buckets
manufactured, tn special reference to the many dry
places and arid between the Rio Grande and the
Gold Diggins An Beds. hich weigh only IL pounds
Waterproof Bags Pontoon Bags Saddle Bags, ETC. IN
Ola RUBBER CLOTHING of all kinds Wadng
Boots Leggngs etc. India Rubber Blankets Pillows, etc,
etc. Aso-TENTS, TENT-CLOTHS, Saddles. Brides.
Bits, Sups, Spurs, etc. ETC., at So Common ST. mills
CONVENIENT COTTON TABLES.
have Received copy Of little work TGk >.
New Orleans, when landed the wharf at Liverpool,
at given price rate of exchange and reshs and also
tors and other expenses added This work
is compiled and published by Mr. James Lawrence, of
this city and one of much arthmeca labor and will no
doubt prove very valuable and practical assistant to those
engaged in the staple 1t got in neat STYLE pocket
'O''> 'O'' DAVID FELT & CO, "a Chartres st.
noh15 NORMAN. Is Camp
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A FIsHY CHARGE, AND SMALL Fry AT THAr.-One OF
the hands on board the steamboat ConDe named John
Stanley arrested yesterday the request of Capt Sci
eck wharinger in the Second Municipality. who charges
him with stealing fish We have heard something of this
case and if report be is of hardship but
we refrain from until the matter investigated
CoRoNER's INoUEsT.-The Coroner held inquest yes
teday the body of Caharne Campbell, native OF Ire
land found dead in house in Circus Poydras street
Verdct-Died of CONCESSION of the Brain
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Gs- Mr.. CoIlamer, it is stated, is a native OF
New York.
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CHEAP DRY GOODS

At the NEW YORK STORE, 1913 Poydras street.
DRINTED Musins. fast colors andbeautul patterns
II 1215c per yard, selling at the
15 to &c. Scotch Gnghams IKE; cases SwisI Musins,
"a wide at 30c yard usually sold at 50c French Ds-
mask Curtain tu at 30c Turkey Red do at 10c 100 doz
per Dozen worth double the money F0 yards White Linen
Mosquito Netting at &c., quality be bought for
less than Oc in the city Irish Linens. by the large
small quantity at less than wholesale prices Pure Linen
&c., good be bought for &c. Buyers can the
truth OF the above assertions by comparing samples Also
full variety of the newest and richest styles of Fancy and
Staple DRY GOODS, equally low: The Subscriber would
remark that not the OF this establishment to offer
lew leading articles cheap. with view of obtaining
exorbant profits other goods With facilities unsurpassed
for receiving gVods from the North at the lowest
active and increasing business by cholera hard
mes-a saving diem of from fifteen to twenty dollars
in rent and expenses-he afford to CELL cheap Heavy
especially invited to call they will be reminded Of the
cheap Establishments in Grand and Catherine streets
mhT2 r. BROWN, 1853 Poydrss st.
COMMISSION AND FORWARDING.
TINE undersigned intend to establish themselves at PAN
= AN a: for the purpose Of transactIng GENERAL
N'-'' '''' '''''' - : -'-'''-' MILL WIN. B. PEAKE,
JOHN REID.
ID. Cooper. Co. ]. p. Whitney u Co.,
2. CameFden. Dewey & Co.,
Kennedy y Foster. G. d. Buck & Peek,
Cleveland, Bro & Co.
VIM. B. Peaks will leave for Panama, ria Chagres per
big Perfect. On about the 4h nss snd will take charge
Of any eaassaHsasz. which will DO disposed Of sihei a,
ehss'es o. paasas d I'D ess.esis e!.s ApaiJ 10
sAislss y saHhss I ssasa saHs n
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WISE AND FOOLISH MARsAcrs-As in the old

WISE AND FOOLISH MARRIAGEs.--As in the old
allegory of the gold and silver shield, about which
the two knights quarrelled each is right according
to the point from which he looks so about mar
riage; the question whether it is foolish or good,
wise or otherwise, depends upon the point of view
from which you regard it. If it means snug
house in Belgravia. and pretty little dinner par
ties, and a pretty little Brougham to drive in the
park, and decent provision not only for the young
people, but for the Belgravians to come and if
these are the necessaries of fe land they with
many honest people, to talk of any other arrange
ment is an absurdity; of love in lodgings-a baby
sh folly of affection that can't pay coach hire or
afford decent milliner-as mere wicked balder-
dash and childish romance IT, on the other hand
your opinion is that people, not with an assured
subsistence, but with fair chance to obtain it,
and with the stimulus of hope, health and strong
affection, may take the chance of fortune for bet
ter or worse, and share its coed or its evil together
the polite theory then becomes an ahsurdiy in its
turn worse than an absurdity, a blasphemy al
most, and doubt of Providence and a man who
waits TO make his chosen woman happy, until he
can dive her 10 church in a neat little carriage,
with pair ofhorses, is no better than coward or
riGer, who is neither worthy of love nor of for
tune.-Ihird part of Mr.. Thockeray's Pendennis.
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The ALARM OF FIRE LAST EvENING-(1roSs tGre7esS'
Aoou. O'clock last evening Alderman Peters as he was
burning the roof ohe Municipality Hail. at the
corner of Heva and st. Charles He Immediately
the aarmthe bells set in motion and several
Fire Companies quickly the spot A search was
made the building, and ascending to the roof brazer
covered and pitched into the street. Happily the fire had
communicated TO of the tmbers and no damage was
DONE 1t clear that of the who, during the
day. had been engaged in soldering the water spouts had
careesy left the bTazier burning when he knocked OFT
work Such conduct epehensbe In this instance,
if the rehad not been discovered immense
and loss might have ensued especially heavy equl
noetial gale blowing at the time,
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OLYMPIC CIRCUS.
Corner of PovdraS and Raronne Stree

OLYMPIC CIRCUS.
Corner of Poydras and Baronne Streets.
s. P. STlCKNEY Manager and Director
b. JENNINGS Clown
THIS EVENING, Thursday, March 90 the following pnequaed
aristes will appear-La Belle Rosane, Eouise, s. P. Stick
ney, j. Blackw6od Baldwin, Harvey, Morrison Maoy, Burt
Decro Masters jennings Sckney and Piquet the Sable ar
the daring Band of Acrobats the complete troupe
Equestr Dramatic Performers and the gToesque Jennga
combination oftalent impossible TO be rvaled
~ Il DAY PERFORMANCE on Saturday at 10 o'clock
~ Particulars the small bills of the day, poser
~ Doors open O'Clock performance o'clock
Adsson. Dress Circle 50 cents Second TIER rs mh22
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MAYO'S MUSIC STORE,
8 CAMP STREET, Three Doors from Canal ~

CAMP STREET, Three Doors from Canal 1T.
New Orleans.
HE undersigned desires respectfully 70 inform The PUBLIC
that they can always find at his Mu-EVl
SIC STORE. choice and large assort ~
men, Of PLANO ToRTEs, q very d..as VH0
them are PanG FEfs D re oa s1a sss
and finished beautifully in Rosewood Black Walnut and
Mahogany with Iron Frames made in the most substantial
LIAM PIANO FORTES, which for sweetness of tone have
been equaed They particularly suited to seonn'
try the Holian does not require tuning for years
The New improvement in Piano FOtes the Patent Fbrd-
Improvement gives peculiar mness and bIiancy to the
TREBLE adds to the durability and strength OF the Piano. and
renden it capable of remaining much longer in tune than
those in ordinary
PIANOS and PfANiNos, made in Paris. For powersnd
sECOND.HAND PfANos for sale, at from $50 TO
sab AID skes = PAT s%nT e, P besu ri toned
Wind Instrument TO- Vilsge Churches Lodges Screaming
Parties and the private Practice Of Orgapns posse
and powerful tone, portable. (wsshns but 70 ins)
and offered at $50 each. -.
Eageoiets' Toiins, Tioioneees sfrnss and Musical
Merchandise Of kind, will be promptly executed az
reasonable prices Bands supplied with Brass Instruments
and Band Music. .s.
order to snit the taste of purchasers. :,
MUSIC-The largest Catalogue in the South The stock
is an ancumulaon Of 20 and in 1t are many old
and beautiful pieces out OF phi t. =,
BY the Foreign Steamships Original Mnic nhshsd every
week al ths store, Native Compositions snlisissa
By addressing the FkSs.sgasd CsslsyHs 81 Mssls VII
ss y s " = a s;;sa'
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Ooufse, OdrToIItuH'
a. I ashs9aa

LOUISIANA ASSOCIATION-SPRING MEETING.
TE regular Meeting Louisiana Association
Club will TUESDAY, 9th instant, and
throughout the week.
First DayTuesay, 27h-Sweepsake for years odClosed
DGy-Wenesday 26th-Sweerskes for Old
$500 subscrip $00 ore-Twonie heatsTbree
subscribers race-To and close 18th.
Entries addressed Secretary the Louisiana
citation Jockey Club. THOS. f. LEEFE,
mills ID OF Association.
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rF General Taylor, while in Frankfort, met his
former schoolmaster, -. swell, General, -
said the old schoolmaster, 81 reckon am the only
man who can say he ever whipped General Tay
lor." All, said Gen. T., grasping the honored
old teacher by the hand, " but you must recollect
it took long time to oit.'' It seems young lack
did not relish thrashing even when boy, and
resisted his schoolmaster, but was finally forced to
surrender
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SALES AT AUCTION.

Continuation Sale of Goods saved I'm ship Genesee
BY HYDE g. MOSS.
THIS DAY. Thursday. March oclockWi be sold,
i the store, l4l Magazine
% half chests Young Hyson Tea, Horaio, No So
IA do do do Il
10 do Cynthia,
IS do Horatio, 50;
10 do do Hamlet, 6;
9 bxs each 10 III Tartar.
Some the quality all IN good oier and
well worthy the of the Trade
ALSO
IL boxes Bird Pepper Sauce;
l supero, Black Marie Slab, for Centre Table;
plite Table and Dessert Spoons and Forks
case Heming &, Needless lots
24O Fine, Superfne,
tains, Testers, Trunk paper, Morocco paper,
ALSO
large OF CIGARS Of qualities, imported
Terms cash. mh22
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Improved Real Estate ar Carrollton.
BY BEARD, CALHOUN q co.

J. n.
SATURDAY March a. at l2 ocock-Wi be sold Banks
= ca the following described valuable properly, situated
best part of Carrolton,
good ard substantial DWELLING, with TWO LOTS OF
GROUND, handsomely improved the residence Of John Hamp
son, being Lots and per plan exhibited sale Each
80 feet Short between Commercial and st.
Paul by ceph of 1877 feet inches between parallel lines,
and back usu alley The nprovem
prs comfortable Dwelling Garden, under fence mud well
stocked with fruit rrees
FOUR LOTS OF GROUND, with all the Improvements thereon,
situated the residence Dr. Ridde formerly
the Hartman Property being Nos T. g. and TO- and forming the
corner Jefferson and Ivy streets all plan drawn by
loen dated Ma ch TO- S4 and known property Mr..
John laws The improvements comprise substantial and well
built Dwelling
Terms of sale for the property made known sale.
Acts Of sale before r. Beard ~ p the of the pur
chasers. mh2I
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ington, between the nieces and widow of Commo-
dore Decatur.
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NEW ORLEANS:
THURSDAY MORNING, MARCH %, 1S49

THE CouRTs.-No business transactedn any OF the
Courts yesterday and therefore local news Is limited In
quantity The Recorders Courts to-day may affod sup
ply OF items but the arrests made to last evening show
OF great interest those who have fancy of
reading the records Of ma
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ADJUSTMENTS.
RICAN THEATRE.

ADJUSTMENTS.
-
AMERICAN THEATRE.
Benefit of Mr. THOMPSON.
THIS EVENING Thursday, March g. the performances will
l. commence with Drama Of TIE RoBBER's WIFE.
Mark Redmond Mr. Charles s'Tney a a NJ T9G9gQp
TIES medley Dance BY M, Thompson To be FOL
BY The an the Tqkar sy %
T9%PIGa conclude with inc oAfroHE OF CAPT
t9- Friday, Benefit of HARRY S. EYTINGE.
The Police Department under the control Of Mr. L. Beelman
Third TIER, cents Colored Bo1e. cents Gallery
~ Private Boxes and Seats be Bo1ofc
the hours of 10 A. NJ and p NJ by applying Geo. g.
IL open before Performance will
quarerpa precisely. mh22
ST. CHARLES THEATRE.
Managers LUDLOW g. SMITH.
Benefit of Mr.. MCMILLAN Mr. G. vANDENHoFF will ap-
--.,,s pear as the Master of avsnswood.''
l. commence with THE Bride OF LAMNERMooR. Rs-
ood Mr. G. vsadsnhof Lucy Asht9n Jones Ito
ing steene Mr. Mcmillan; Lanrette, Mrs. Stuart
e noOrs at halpaat 8, and Curtain at oeoes
BAIY between he hours and every day h2
ORLEANS THEATRE.
THURSDAY EVENING, March % saa will be performed for
Der, entitled HAYDEE: Or, TIE GREEK SLAVE; Per-
painted by Dr. DeveIIe:
| sSe a on h e h aam a
Turkish vessel flying The sails of the A
rs ve are he decks an Soa pke ec that
combat has just closed deck
ropes up TIE air their their caps
Act Ill Grand bule Palace. marble
coonnad each side the background the and the principal
The ibreo Hayaee in English for sale the Box Office
ts The performances will commence at O'Clock mh2l
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Brigs.

Whilhamet 80. 7,ml