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ST.. CHARLEs THEATRE.-Beneft Of Mrs. Chapman
The entertainments at the st. Charles this evening for
the benefit Of Mrs. Chapman. which occasion that in.
liable comedian Mr. c. Burke. viii appear The pieces to
be performed the Eton Boy.'' Breach of Promise
and the Lady Of the Lions" The bill is rich in the sx
tsme and independent Of the merits of the benefciare
S,0uld draw crowded house,
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WvNEN's CoNCKRT-To.nght the lovers Of music will
have rich in the music of this accomplished artist
Mr.. Wynen pronounced, by the musical critics. the
first vonist who has performed in New Orleans He
has made noise in the newspapers. but has relied on his
genius. His modesty, however. has not paed hi.
hand and for their sake that the lovers OF music
will attend his concert tonight, at the Lyceum Hall.
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SEVERE EARTHQUAKE AT CARTHAGENA.-We
learn from Capt. Goodwin, of the brig Monserraie,
from Carthagena, that on the morning of the 7h
February, at half past O'Clock, the city of Car
thagena was visited by a tremendous heavy shock
Of an earthquake, which lasted nine seconds.
Had it lasted two or three seconds longer, the
whole city would have been in ruins. As it was,
there was considerable damage done throughout
the city, some two or three houses being shaken
down, and several lives lost. The city walls and
Cathedral suffered very much. The following
nigh the walks and public squares were flied with
people, fearful OF second shock hut up 10 the
18th, they had experienced other. No other
city in thai vicinity felt the shock SO severely as
CaTli,agena. New York Herald.
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REV. DR.. NEvILLE-Iti is announced that the
Rev. Dr. Neville, Of this city, has been invited to
Trinity Church, Boston, assistant minister, the
position recently occupied BY the Rev. T. M Clark
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STEALING EDIToR1ALs.-The San Augustine
Herald appropriates our editorials for its leaders.
The compliment atones for the theft.
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To Physicians, Druggists, and Ladies
Afflicted,

~ The celebrated SUPPORTERS Of Mrs Belts # Phi add.
rh recommended and approved by duu gpshed
can fhysieians ana The Supporter under medical
Uoied States. entirely
calculated
the Supporter entirely under the ady wearing
Many hundreds Of ladies Louisiana have
other means have failed Apply for Books tgras) and
supporter to her only agent in New 0reans
mhl9 81 Zip G. N MORRISON. Druggist.
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MIssIssIPPI RIvER.-At Helena, Ark. on 18th,
within two feet Of high water mark-slowly re-
ceding.
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The Hon. Humphrey Marshall has been named
icr re-eisc''on in the seventh Congressional dis
trict OF Ken lucky.
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STEAM NAVIGATION BETWEEN New York
AND New ORLEAHs.-There are now two lines of
steam packets plying regularly between ihe two
cties-ihe one carrying the California and Cuba
mails. The ships of the other disembarassed from
the burden of the mails make their trips more ra-
pdly, and to that extent, more economically We
learn, however, that there is complaint of want of
patronage. Steam lines are maintained between
Savannah and New York. Charleston has two
lines, one to New York and one to Philadelphia
Certainly The commerce between New Orleans
and New York ought to maintain a weekly
steamer. The charges for freight and passage.
however, are high. Seventy-iive dollars fer
passage drives all but business men I'D the Western
rivers and railroads. The completion of the gap be-
tween Montgomery and the Atlantic will soon carry
Oft many others, unless the cost of The sea yoyag,
rs reduced to something like an equality with the
cost on the various land routes. Freight by The
sailing vessels is from TO l6 cents Per foot 10 cents
is the average price. The steamships charge 40
cents Of course, the merchant may order one
box in ten by steam, and the other nine by sail
vessels. He has only to anticipate his orders
few days, TO save the difference between ten and
forty cents. Undoubtedly the rates must be higher
by steam but whether this great difference can be
maintained, is doubtful Small profits, large sales,
and cash dealings, constitute the true rule with
the most successful commercial establishments.
Men will pay $50 for a passage, or 25 cents for
freight, and at those prices the boats would travel
'u'i' out the high prices must inevitably diminish
the carrying trade.
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MORRIS Colored Lawyer.-This member of
the bar in Massachusetts, and his case is pretty
strong one connected with the fugitive Shadrach.
Commissioner Hallett gave his decision holding him
for trial at the U. s. District Court on the third
Tuesday, 18th instant Bail was fixed IN the sum
of $4,000, which was given in the first instance,
by ex-mayor Josiah Quincy, jun. IT Morris is
convicted, of course his connection with the bar
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The Oyster War has been renewed already for
this season between the Pennsylvanians and Mary
landers. The former repused the latter, who had
sent to Baltimore for military aid. The first attack
OF the season was made by posse from one of the
Eastern Shore counties
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APPOINTMENTS BY THE PaEsIDENT-By and
with the Aduice and Consent Of the Sendte.-Sam-
uel G. Brandsbury, of Pennsylvania, to be Chief
Justice of the Supreme Court for the Territory of
Utah, in place OF Joseph Burlington, declined
Henry L, Tlden, of Minnesota Territory, 10 be
Marshal of The United States for the Territory ol
Minnesota.
George G. Baker, of Ohio, to be Consul of the
United States for The port of Genoa, in Sardinia
Wash Republic, 18th.
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Several persons concerned in the spiritual knock
| obtaining money under false pIetences
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PUBLIC SCHOOL NOTICE,

10 The undersigned hereby notice that he will
the supernendent Room, No is uncpa Hall every FRIDAY
from 10 to IL O'Clock, A NJ for the of receiving and
aiming bills and communications, attending any
business requiring his action during
Charges against the Lycen and Library for
Of its officers properly certified by that Comieehe pay
teachers, all bills for of schoohou porers services
accordance with existing
prevail without the Intervention of the Committee
All other claims audited by approved
by the Board of Directors before unders
the Treasurer for them
Any communications for the undersigned touching the
the Public Schools should be lef John CALHOUN Etq
Secretary Of the Board at his office in the Municipal Hail.
]. s. COPIES,
President of the Board of Directors Of Public Schools
IL The COMMITTEE ON ACCOUNTS, to save parties who
have bills against the Public Schools trouble
that all bills above specified the should
he left with Mr. CALHOUN, the Secretary Bogrd or
FUNK, Sergean-atArms, their Offices.
The undersigned will lie the SHAW supsrn-
endent No. 10 Auncpaty Hail. evening Of
day preceding the first Thursday Of each month";
for the Of examining and auditing all bills presented
not then presented will be held meeting
Of the Board which takes place
II is desired that bills against promptly
handed III as above. j. o. HARRIS,
CHARM IN Committee Account
New Orleans March is, 1851. mills i'm 21p
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Odd Fellows, Hall Associnttou

CT NOTICE TO STOCKHOLDERS All Stockholders who
have paid the Instruments subscribed for ard now
dine. hereby notified that if said nsalmens are not
paid in full before the first Monday in April (7h) then
stock will be declared forfeited. Payment may be made to
JUN d BEIN, Treasurer, 50 Camp street.
MO tap7 Office No IL Camp street
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49, h. STEAMBOAT
DEPA RTU X ES. =


March. Steamer. Captain. Hour. Destination
Fnl, 81, CALIFORNIA, Reynolds. O'Clock .....hnb"
BELviDERE, Lodwck, 70 O'Clock ..-..... RAJ hirsr
" BELLE CREOLE White. So'cors-......p ieksours
=" NARY FOLEY, paltres, 8 O'Clock '...'.- 'uehe
" SALUDA Page, O'Clock. FGxoJ h'rFf
ID. o. MOsBY, Kercheva. ~ O'Clock tia apas
" GEN. LAFAYETTE, Bentley O'Clock. .Lou'sg'"'
Sat, 49, FLORIDA Giberson, 40 clock
" ST. JAMES, Power, O'Clock Ldfou"'r
BOSWELL, }. T. Larose, loo'clocs. Bdhfe
NATcHEz NO. T. Lsath.r. O'clock ---.6afd Tune
IT, D. WHITE, Brady, O'clock. .....--. " HaaHspnfi
" MUSIC, Street, O'Clock. .........-- Laf''th'
" DOVE BOZ O'Clock arkansas hp''
" TEXAS, Claiborne 10 O'CLOCK Fort ToWnssHf
g." BRIDE, Amsden, O'Clock. Red Rr''
IOWA, Garter. O'Clock ................ - L7uls
=" IROQUOs, Lee, O'Clock --.....-....-..st Lopi5
Mond, "a. MONROE Gwartney, O'clock "a 90
MONTGOMERY, Estes, o'clock. rr1Hr.io~
Tues IS, PRINCESS NO. g. Holiness o'clock ..-Yicksbrg
HECLA Kay sn'recE Alfra"d IL
-" NANloPE, Castillo, y O'Clock.
Uncertain ORIENTAL, Parkinson O'Clock .Psts
" J. MORRlsETT Findren, o'clock. 1ttakapGs
FANNY SMITH, Richards, O'Clock. .Lou,sPiAs
" BosToNA, Price, O'Clock .Loutsyis
" E. P. MeNEAi, Booker, O'Clock hsHphit
GEN. WORTH, jerks, o'clock. observation-disclosures
" BuENA VISTA, Lamohe, O'Clock 81. L9ut'
" sULTANA, Gable, o'clock 81. LOpis
ST. LOUIS, Taylor O'Clock iouis
" COLUMBUS Post O'clock .........-.-...St LO,Is
| PRIDE OF THE WEST, Rogers " O'Clock 81 Louis
" PACiFiC Ffhian o'cloos...--... .--..-St, h1v3s
PATRICK HENRY, Landry, 5 o.c, ...st. Louis
| HUNGARIAN, Warman. .Chtcuin4I
O. W. KENDALL, Merton, 70 o'cloGS q ,s,tau
MICHIGAN, Irwin, o'clock Nashville
AMERICA Johnson,s O'Clock. Nash
| ALAMO, Reed O'Clock ouachiir Rirr'
| " MOBILE Frost, O'Clock .................,Iok ,s
ANNA, Johnson, ls O'Clock ......cIayou Dc Gai.s
OREGON Iiern, O'Clock Mobile
|
ga Tie superior and swi running BENT Capt
D. BROMIDE burg, viii positively leave THIS pay, glst
mhai T. 3. SMITH il POydrps street
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SUICIDE OF STUDENT IN HARVARD COLLEGE.
About ten O'Clock on the night of Sunday, the 9th
instant, Robert Troup Paine was found dead on
soia' IN his room in Holworthy Hall, in the Col
lege' lie left letter to his father, Doctor Martin
Paine, Of New York, stating that he died by his
own hand, and memorandum that he had taken
thirty-two grains of morphine in champagne, a
bottle of which, nncorked and partly empty, was
found on the table. On the table were also found
paper containing twenty grains of morphine, and
bank bill to pay the debt of the deceased to the
HastY Pudding and Rumford Societies.
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,o NE LAST OF THE BosroN REscUERs On the
10Th, Commissioner HalIett was engaged with the
case OF Joseph K. Hayes, a white man. who has
been some years Superintendent, of the Trsmon,
Temple. That against HAYES ia The final com.
pau, on 'he aoeke'. Like all the rest of the ac-
euSea' hayes only hope rested on an alibi which
was believed he had not made out. The Com.
miss ioner was to pass on the case on the ll,b.
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Gov. Hubbard, of Maine, has appointed Thur,
day, April 10, as the day Of the annual State fast
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REEBE, the Broadway Hat-maker, is out u
- with the NRw SPRING FASHION. According to CyY
the plate anu description of which appeared in SCOTS E
sstS " Mirror of Fashion, - the brm wider than ~
kY the style OF last season. but the small and
<9t comes down at the sides in such good proportion
with the front and not heavy shadow
the face as to make 1t retreat like relief picture The
p round, and the square the top, shelves
oil coward the tip. " 1t is ndescrbable work of art,
adds the Mirror and must be to be properly apprec
ated.''
Fresh Arrivals.
e1 BY the ships Slas Holmes and Memphis and the bark
Nashua. have we'd further supply those speu
did B EEBE MOLESKIN HATS. Spring Fashion for 1851
which have given much satisfaction Gus
TONERS. G. ID. BUNCE, IS Royal street,
mh2 1t Up Merchants Exchange.
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March 10. 1851.

7 H 60. A. JAMES & co
Fashionable Clothing and Furnishing
Establishment,
No. 81 Common versuish He~ier Exehanee
t Have Just received. per steamship Union, complete
assortment of SPRING and SUMMER CLOTHING, OF
the latest and fashionable styles. mhl9 2dp 2w
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DRAWING AND PAINTING,
THE FASHIONABLE HA

Mrs. c. E. DA PONTE is prepared to Of
~ LESSONS in DRAWING and PAINT ES>,,,J
ING In Water CoOIs. She may be Miss (-fSz2
Burd's, opposite LAFAYETTE Suuare mh2I IL NJ
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/ HAVE just received splendid assortment of
those superior LEGHORN HATS known as the Eyzs
"CoMrE DE PARIS Hat which have given such uni ~
"a versa satisfaction wherever worn and gene "a
80 rally acknowledged be the elegant extant.
ga C. D. BUNCE, 1s Royal street.
Tnt11 E.al
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The establishment of Mechanics EXCHANGE i.
under serious consideration in Philadelphia, aNse 10
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NEW SPRING GOODS,

4yH$x AZ, &c nnv ~ hhNlSIEh: sElSSdi
WI NC. % hOfAls street, corner BenyNe SLa
50 ~ Has receive fine . seRlNG LISA
iooDS, Consisting Of BOets Ribbons Flowers Gloves etc
Aso several cases PARASDL5 for or retail
TT MlllnerI suppld al rehncel nrires -L.la On,
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standing and Rolling Collars, every variety of sizes sniff
Gent to guarantee fit
UNDER WEAR of Silk. Raw Six Ganze /. .otton NJ.
. rlno and lnsn, IN every variety SIZE and pattern
English silk Raw SILK, Cotton and Ise Thread Sncls
Plain and Fancy c0lors
CRAvAIS and GLOVES Of superior quality
Shoulder Braces, Body Belts Money elts Ring Belts
Every article of the first quality and prices IN rnteJ a.
favorable as at any other store in the city.
mhi5- l2t2p GUICN'S ST. Char AID IAN.
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TO NTILLINERS

xsx t+gF" d. P. SEAMAN 4 co. No IL fig1
49, Chatres street, call the attention !, Milners 70 VIZ
tir large and beautiful OF Lad es ans bI
ems SUMMER BONNES lust received som ii them enir.
" yIes, tha eannot ie had elseShere mhi3 2tp Il
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which, usual, are offered q very loa prices.
ISAAC HART'S Old Established Shirt Demo
aud Geu,leu'sn'i Cheap Furnishing Warehouse,
mhl7 Ct 2dp Is Camp street
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TObaccO-There seems to be disposition to operate
in this article, and Saturday about 29 hhds were sold by
house, including 173 hhds private TERMS So hhds and
hhds also at and 10 bhds loo also at l2c
Yb.
Su2ar-The demand animated and 1900 bbds were
disposed of at the easier rates of Thursday and Friday Good
common 4S@4A fair to fully fair 4sO54c Sb.
Molasses-G00d demand and 1900 bbs taken 24s l24Lc
for prime and choice
fIOur-Ihere but little movement early in the day.
nearly 5000 bbs follows: 500 bbs Ohio in bad order at
- 10; 500 Ohio from steamboat in good order, at "a rs
$50 st. Louis at "a 62k 2oO bbs Ohio two atboat loads
to be delivered alongside Ship a 32k and 1926 bbs In
diana (Magnoa) also be delivered alongside at a rs
" bbl
COrnNo change. Sales 1000 sacks in lots at 65@6ec.
mostly the former.
Oats-Have improved. Sales $40 sacks st. Louis in sew
sa parcels at e5. and 400 do Zone LOTT from store at &c.
fOrk-20O bbls Mess sold the Levee. and without in
specion, at I'll 60. and 70 M at gil 90 bb day or
since 1000 Dbl, Mess sold for delivery within three
or four months. at 81 5o@sll rs v Dbl.
Bacon-Saes 10 casks Sides g. 10 tierces
Hams (Scot at TO- and 20 do. (Shays at lie y h.
Lard-Improving. Sales 20 bb at ~ II at ~ 19okeps
at ~, $50 at, and 1870 at &c W b.
COfee-Steady. $50 bags Rio sold at IOs6 and 7OO in
many lots. at l0alc " ID.
Candles-Saes 30 boxes Star. in lots, at s0c y b.
Whisky-Dull, and Rectiied retailing at Tc
ExchhnGe-Firmer. Sterling 1075461Os1s New York
sixtyday Bills, 2s02% W cent. discounts Sight Check.
lz@lZ " cent. discount.
Freghts30lO bbls Flour shipped to Live rpoo at Is 10
Dbl,
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81 CHARLES IN Laman Wheeler, Miss Wheeler. J
TSss, mnS = Brett Fla Quales and lady Deyal La
Clark No; l. Hilbert Miss Hebert, Mrs Hebert La
sa%.pn seggsr West ndas Fletcher Ohio; William Hatch.
s s.,d ,ay ai ~ WI'Se: =; wee, ny: Esasu.
Allen. M; ? Sherman. NY; Oakley. Me.
vERANpA IT Powell Texas Bonner, Mn Bonner,
bB}SGs smede; and lady, NO; sel Ohio so.ih.v
Snyder La - Ward W Sent, Kilingsworh Brashsar
kliinRsworth, H Andrews, Miles,
WAvERLY HOUSE. John Burton family Mrs Strickland
Strickland Giiden \ Smith, Major T W White, D.
Atkinson, Port Hudson Col Smith and family Ark; Smith Mr.
mcLemore Ala Burnside Hill and lady, Hall, La;
A Thompson, W A Tule, Texas.
v! LOUISIANA &c Miner Brown, Cali Blanchard. R
shepard, Shepard. Parker, Munson, AcCrady William
Blnn, Ill VIM Paddock, W W Paddock, Wis.
WESTERN vARANDA. "A Howe Mo. J Bers. VIM Lime.
Englsnd Barnett, KY ] Brown Carroll NO Rhoies
ter, Texas. 'f-
HEWLETT's IS Bringes, ,arman Storm, Robb
Jackson, Morris, Spols Hernandez Mia Sa,rh-
ter. La; q Wnersmih, Ky.
PLANTERS: &C Bell, W Bohamon W Hancock, Texas;
j
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Arrival.


Arrived.
SteaHshp Freeman Rawdon. Brown. from Ptsburg, to
Ship Aeso. Nickerson q days from Boston. to master
Br shp Oonqueror. Kerr. from Liverpool Nov g. to MASTER
Ship Ganadc, Devereux 60 days from Liverpool, to
Ship vsncuse Gchrst. 81 days from Thonason to master
Ship Lapland. Simpson. s. days from Liverpool. to
Ship Chases Wise 6 days from Liverpool via St Thomas
Ship LEBANON Snow. days from Thomaston. MASTER
Brhg Onward. Crosby. from Liverpool 18th Now to master
Br ba;s Springfield Roy. from Liverpool Sd Nov. to master
Bark Helen Frances. Davis. from Bordeaux 9TH Nov. to
Bark Cazone Portssld % days from Boston, to master
Bark "a. BasS Bishop 10 days from Trinidad in ballast
Brem bark Virginia. u days from San Juan de Ncara
Brig soue. smith. from Havana sS in,t to Troissro.
schf McRey Downer days from St Marks. to master
sehr BSnt sbisa from Vera Cruz aSth ult in ballast. to
Gen Gem Sect. jolly iiea tts lnaInaa,l
fsS5 %ss%S .;. snss s G s% $si:s
s's ;s S% f. .sis
sss 1e' %!:sn '% s'sGS ss ss''
Brilliant. Hart. from Bay Bayou Sara.
GEO WssS s S% e csyfS sf iaom Cincinnati,
BB H. hs.s, PWsy ;i.n., from Cincinnati a;;
Bsl1s Ee G K soa from s louisville iy n;.
Anna, johnson, from Opeonsas.
Propeller STAR Cannon, from Attakapas
or s m p % snd I'VE,
Eyira a up ship Onward bark Helen
:, lebanon and bark Springfield. ''"S"' ny '"p
the
% Sso a n and fS NS,
Lapland. Chasca and schr Bonita.
S s snd aS
brought baIks Cazone and Virginia. schr Ann Mickey
brought up ships Carnatic and Vancluse.
% ssna and
Aquilla-brouGht up ships Ale.to and COnqusrOr
Exports.
GALvEsT0N-Per seamship Maria Burt: S7 bbls -four
pork 50 bb whisky Is kegs lard, liz sacks coffee sacks
LiYERPoOL-Per ship Hobena 1888 bales cotton.
,CHARLEsTON-Per bark Harriet l. Martha: IS IBIS IS
bids sugar. e bbs moasses. S7s do whisky. a4 do flour,
GENoA@Per brig Dedolos $50 bales cotton, Is tons old
RicHMoND-Perbri brig Emily: $50 bbls moasses. ss4 hhds
ps 8 E. 5 s R' 5ss sa' ss. s:
bacon. 6 casks horns. 40 rolls leather.
Imports.
LiVERPo01EPer ship Lapand: so eks clay, % crates
eSaes casks eariheaWa1e Aiesd s Do Ssses bd
steel Violet boxes tnplate Bridge Bro-S0 do
Cess &sS19 casks crate case hardware Edgal Mpord
bS 1s1 ssss s3s mSss Boyer
Reilly Gss heloWwars Feses SEQ pigs hardware
Waterman Seo.i oak Dc w TonI eSS % TVS Ss go
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ARNIORY HALL.

tNOR EIGHT NIGHTS ONLY, Commencing nm sATuRnAy
Evening JAM 1.-THE serenaders and Buesque
troupe, consisting the talented BUCKLEY
Saa Assass give ,ss Of Concerts the Hail.
Their Concerts consist of Choruses Gees Duets md
Solos en- von Melophon Prno, Banjo. Bones Combo Kitchen
Master r. BUCKLEY known OLE BULL Jr and acknow-
legged to be the Von world will ner
form paganns sse off, de venise," Lucia
performed by him through Europe, uboned annln,se
MT F. N. LULZNEK viii preside the Piano.
To- Tickets Fifty Cents
a 20 cert to half
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NEW ORLEANS CATTLE MARKET.

Sunday Evening, January Ia, 1851.
Arrived since Friday, 5 Beef Cattle. $50 Hogs 81 Cows
and l4O Calves. Sheep scarce but a good supply of
Hogs and moderate stock Of Beef Cattle and Calves are in
market.
PRICES: Beef Cattle. 51ss99c " ID net Hogs 5Is9
--c%h net; Sheep, ID " head: Mulch Cons,
5000 $50 " head Caioes, o. O0@psI1 90 y head
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Dotrs Grand DONATION CONCERT

Oo h"hu
rM1A Will come off at ARMoRY HALL, Ana
S9 ny on WEDNESDAY EVENING January is,
on winch occasion there will be disttbued,
lot among the audience, 3l7 Prizes. valued at Tfe
60 from Thirty Gents to One Hundred Dollars. ~11}A9
NO pains nor expense nave been spared by Mr.. Dot
h concert he Of the most attractive and delightful
ever offered this and he
the public that he has engaged the following
Madame LEATl, Nj. LEATl. Mr. T. BISHOP, Mr. GROs II
NEIT and HEhH MAYER, from the Kings Theatre Bayurie
Also powerful Orchestra, under the direction Mr. Hener
Consisting OF over forty performers.
By generous permission, Messr Tyler Hswtt's Grand
fa3o from the celebrates mandatory Pye will be
used on this - - 10y " ~
PRoGRAMME....Par First.
Iranu OVERTURE Carl NJ. Weber Orcbe
Duet" Tell where Fancy Mr. and Madame ali
Nocluno by Dohler executed by f. Groenevet
Mayer. ~ = ' ~ ~ Ai.ii
o. ARA u la Voice. from the OF Purani.. Leat
Part Second.
l. Grand Overture" Midsummers Dream by Mendeson
thr't time IN New Orleans Orchestra
Song Fly swift ye Zephyrs by 8. H. Bishop Bhop
fantasia composed and executed e. Groeneye
scotch song Bruce's Address to his Army
D. sh salad Kathleen Mavouneen composed expressly
anu as originally sung by Madame Leat
. Pianoiorte by mr Leati,) ~
o. Grand Pot Pour arranged by Hnfrer
Third Part.
p'PutiSn Prizes Livery Person will Chance
Tickets of admission Dollar to be had at Messr, TYLER
Hewits Parsons and Beros Stores and Al The door on
81 y. ors open nalistass
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