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Grinding of Corn-Corn Meal.

TIME subscriber having put up new steam engine
[ and greatly increased the power of his mill, is
now prepared to grind corn on the most reasonable
terms at any hour and during EVERY DAY IN THE WEEK
Persons sending to be ground may feel assured
that they will meet with no detention,
maroI T. w JONES.
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NEW sTORE!-NEW GOODS!!
The Latest STYLES!

At the old store OF Green o. Douglassx opposite the
5 City Hotel, Texas street.
<st> THE undersigned, under the old and wellyf9
VIZ. known firm, respectfully solicit the atten- Eli
* ton of the citizens Of Shreveport and its LA
vicinity to the following
Having resumed our business, hitherto well pat
ronised, we take this method of acquainting our
friends and the public generally, that we are now open
ing part of our stock of merchandise, consisting of
a general assortment of FANCY AND STAPLE DIZZY
GOODS. Clothing, Boots, shoes Hats, Gaps, &c.
Our goods having been selected by an experienced
hand Of the firm, the first houses of the northern eli
ties we feel satisfied that sell to great advan-
tage to those who want to patronlse US. Having re-
solved to sell EXCLUSIVELY CASH ONLY, we shall be
content with small advance on cost. ..=. ~.
We call particularly the attention Of the LADIES to
our well assorted stock of Fancy Dress Goods such as
Cashmeres, French and English Merinoes Alpacas,
Silks, etc. Also, to large assortment OF Shoes
Hosiery and Gloves.
Gentlemen can be furnished with all kinds and
quantities of wearing apparel very reasonable rates
The public is respectfully invited to examine our
goods before purchasing elsewhere We shall be hap
DIV 10 show our goods al any time.
n 80 In, G. NJ. LEVY & Co.
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MNtinn.

rg7HOSE patrons Of swiney, Green & Co who may
L require any supplies, will be furnished with the
same by P H. osson, whotcan be found at the store
Of NIL GREEN & DOUGLASS.
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n. L. DRURY,
House. Sign and Ornamental Painter.

TNVERY description of work promptly attended to-
II and executed in aworknanlike manner, on moo
crate terms Refer to Thos. H. Morris, druggist
Particular attention paid to SIGN PAINTING.
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n ntiga.

MO bills will be paid to any account Of
In steamboat Union, without the made
under written order. za -=
june l3 {. A. CROOK, taRtaln
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A correspondent Of the st. Louis Republican has
recently been on visit to five hundred Portuguese
emigrants, settled near Springfield, Illinois, who
about five years since driven by the fires of per-
secution from the island of Madeira lie says they
are model emigrants, neat, industrious, and never
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New Orleans. August 80. 1855
UNIVERSITY OF LOUISIANA.
Medical nnNartmnnts

SSa'
TIME annual course OF LECTURES in this department
a. will commence on Monday, November l9th, 1855,
and will terminate in the ensuing March.
James Jones, Nd Professor of Practice of Medicine
]. l.. Riddle, NJ. D., Professor of Chemistry.
Warren Stone, M. D., Professor of Surgery.
A H. Cenas, NJ. D., Professor Of Obstetrics.
A. J. Wedderburn, Nj. D., Professor Of Anatomy.
Gustavus OFT, MD, Professor of Mgteria Medica.
Thomas Hunt, NJ. D., Professor OF Physiology and
Pathology.
Cornelius Beard, NJ. D., Demonstrators of
Samuel Chopin, NJ. D., Anatomy
The rooms fordissectng will be open on the third
Mondaflu October.
The faculty are Visiting Physicians and Surgeons
of the Charity Hospital, and attend this institution from
November to April
The students accompany the professors in their Wis
its and free Of expense, enjoy extraordinary practical
advantages.
There are, during the session, about eight hundred
persons prescribed for daily.
In 1854, the numberof patients was thirteen thou
sand one hundred and ninety-two.
august Is 1855. THOMAS HUNT, NJ D., Dean
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consignees Of Merchandise per steamboats,.

consignees Of Merchandise per Steamboats,.
At OgIesby g. Grispold's-s j. n. Ford; G. Z. Hyn-
son; A W Tucker; ]. B. Gilmer; Miss Weary; J. F..
Boggs; R. H.; +. NJ GatIin; 7. 9. Briggs; Taylor
Brown; Dade g. Dupree; j. Cooper; ]. HovenkemP;
J. H. Vanhook R. Fl. Carruth; Gen. =. Greer; 4. T.;
E. E. p; S. Kayer.
At J. N Houeu 4 Co. -Greggs Co.; H. Snow
den; J. +. Taylor
At N. Moore's-R. i. Wynne; r. 3. Arick; John
Pickett
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4 LII persons indebted to the undersigned, are no.
: tilted that less they come forward and settle
their accounts will he placed IN the hands
of an officer for collection The planters have had an
opportunity of selling their cotton, and it is npossl
bic sor us TO wait any longer. -..-..
maya L. Il 3. IACObS.
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Notice.

a Ii. persons indebted to the firms Of G. NJ. Levy
"A & CO., and H. Levy s. Brother, are requested to
make payment to the undersigned, who havi@g resun-
I'd business alone authorised to receipt for the
.nn,n rnrt2l- G NJ LEVY & Co.
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q A. NJ % ID A TIES

FOR CONSTABLE. .a@f. s=Hs
IL MEssRs. },plrbRs-Please announce that the /
friends Of VIM q. STURGESS, intend to run him as
candidate for the Office of Constable at the ensuing
election, and Wat hewiH be supported by
% The PEOPLE.
FOB; DISTRICT ATTORNEY:
LIVE are authorised to announce IL / y T ON
SMI Ii, as "a candidate for the office Of District
attorney of this 18th Judicial District, comprising the
parishes of Caddo and DeSoto.
FOR ASSESSOR:
II WE are authorised to announce ROBERT F.
MITCHELL }as candidate for the Office Of Assessor
of the Parrish dif CGddo at the ensuing election.
u We ares authorised to announce JAMES w.
RATLIFF al a candidate for the office Of Assessor
of the Parish If Caado at the ensuing election.
IL We are authorised to announce 10 A s
MCCALL, is candidate for the office of assessor
of the Parish If Cadtto at the ensuing election.
,a5s FOR SHERIFF:
d WE ar: authorised to announce THOMAS r:
SIMPSON afs candidate for the office OF stert OF
the parish off Cadsio at the ensuing election.
H FOR CLERK:
1--WE re|autl3orsed toannounce n. Z. WRIGHT
as candditte for the Office of CLERK Of the District
Court for Catldo parish at the ensuing election
o. We arr, authorised to announce WILLIAM q.
KERLEY, Ghe present incumbent,) as candidate
for the ofeG Of Glrk of the District Court for Caddo
parish, at tie ensuing election.
u We are authorised to announce b. - ooo0-
ms as {. candidate for the office Of Clerk Of the
District Court fo caddo parish, at the ensuing cleo
ton
|
To the Public.
u Nv f{iendB are informed that have not retired
from the c:fnvass for Assessor has been reported
but continIe in tie field as al. Independent candidate
for that office ROB,I +. MlICHEiaL..
Shreveport October "a, 1855
Public Speaking.
II GENE TALBOT, will (by request) address the
citizens of;Shreveport, Monday night 29th inst,
and Of Bethany, on Thursday, 1st Nov. n24-lt
|
i, T.s the Voters OF caddo Parish
/ IT, THbouaH this medium notify my friends and
fellow citizens of the parish of Caddo that l have
withdrawn from the present canvass, and am no lon
ger candidate for the office of sheriff. at the same
time tender my thanks to many warm friends for the
attering they gave me to expect their
support JNo. M. LIZ" 10
4 Shreveport October 15 1855.
1JeCiiddo Gazette will please copy. OH
m z4lsE@-7~& Masonic. sz5
i sSpe T EtE meetings of JGpPA LODGE No. II, will
4 Wv lie held hereafter at the new lodge reGm, over
i Miller,s Arug store on Texas street.
i VIII JOHN L. KIRKPATRICK. w. M.
! RIcHARD S CARNEs, Sec'y. aug22
+ ID -, II. o. o. II.
4 81 1H All BE regular meetings of Meth Lodge No.
i SCI 81, are held on Wednesday evenings at
the old taddo Lodge, on Spring street.
1 J. W. MARKHAM, N. 6.
/ v. RIrcHIE, Sec'y
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Malice,
asst Notice

. URING my temporary absence, S. Marks is my
~ duly authorised agent to transact any business
Shreveport. Aug %. 1855. NJ. BAER.
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Malice.

rEvTIE public is hereby notified not to trade for a
I'LL note executed by the undersigned to Thomas
Mcdonnell for $50 90, due the Isl inst, the same
having been given through error the said note Will
not be paid DAN'L NJ. Smith. I
sbrevenort Drteber IL. 1855 1T
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plantation For Sale.

Il
getsss, OFFER my Plantation, situated liz miles
a5SgS% from Shreveport, on the Buncomo road, con-
- tanning $40 acres, 200 acres fresh cleared
land, first and second years ground All the fences
new, with excellent we'll water, and we'll watered TOR
stock. consider it one OF the best sections IN the
parish and in a complete situation to make the finest
ofcrops, with anew building just put up containing
seven rooms, with front and back galleries and pas
sages, and would make excellent stand to those
wishing to keep ashouse of entertainment. There is
a new gin house and screw now building. Also, |
will sell 1000 bushels of corn, 5000 TBS. fodder, ex-
ceIlen mules and horses good wagons and cart, and
other farming utensils, suitable the cultivation of
the place If / do not sell by the 18th December,
will rent IT, Apply to me on the premises.
octl7 On JAMES H BRYAN.
Groceries and Pr0yisions-NeW Stock.
lust received an extensive and complete stock OF
e fresh Groceries, Provisions Boat and Bar Stores,
comprising every article in the line which will be sold
at the lowest prices. Among the stock is:
Flour, Hams, Sides and Shoulders,
Sugar, Molasses, Coffee Chocolate, ss4az <
Tea, Lard, Mackerel, Rice, Mustard,
Soap, Candies, lard and sperm oils,
Sweet Oil. Pepper, Spices, Ginger,
Pickles, ketehups, Vinegar starch,
Sardines, HOLSTERS, fresh salmon, shad,
Cheese, Almonds, raisins, prunes, etc
Every variety of Fancy Groceries,
Fruits in brandy and in their own juice,
Chewing and smoking r obacco, cigars,
Whiskey, Brandy, Gin Rum. Wines.
CordIals,jugs. demiiohns, bottIes.efc
Orders filled with DESPATCH Purchasers are invited
to give us call. STACEY & WELLS,
iva - on tie Legee.
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Rev. r. FRANKLIN FoRD, Principal, and Professor of
Mental and Moral Philosophy and Evidences Of
Christianity.
Miss CATHERINE COLEMAN, Natural Philosophy and
Mathematics aar- - ea &g
Miss MARY COLEMAN, Music on the piano and guitar.
Prof E. HAssLocHER, Music the piano, and FRENCH
and German languages. "a
Miss - Assistant teacher in English branches.
Miss --, Drawing and painting.
q Aurust IS55
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p. F. L. FRANK,
WHITEWATER, ShPaYen9Tt. La


MATCHMAKER, Shreveport, La.
800 KEEPS constantly on hand well selected q 4
IN stock of
sE,.sK Watches and Besyesry, 81 =
Of every descriptions which he is determined to sell for
cash at a LOWER PRICE than any other establishment
in Shreveport His stock selected by himself IN
person, therefore he guarantee every thing he sells
to be just what he represents it.
Watches, breast pins, bracelets, ETC., repaired with
neatness and despatch. Notwithstanding the ncubra-
tons of certain contemporary, he acknowledges mo
peer, certainly SUPERIOR IN this department OF his
business. .,..
He will furnish Glasses and Hands to Watches at
TWENTY CENTS each, and every thing else in like
proportion. All orders promptly attended to.
Store, opposite the City Hotel, Texas street. juno
Groceries.
TUST received per steamers Marion and Solo, an
- extensive and complete assortment of Groceries
and Provisions, comprising every article in the line,
among which
Flour, Bacon, Lard, Salt.
Coffee, Sugar, Molasses,
Rice, Teas, Candies, Soap Oils,
Buffalo Tongues, sugar-cured Hams,
Dried Beef, Vinegar, Pickles, Preserves
Mackerel, Goldfish, Salmon, Shad, Herrngs,
. Sardines, HOLSTERS, ketchups, Sauces, Syrups,
Raisins, Prunes, Figs, Pie Fruits, Almonds,
Fruits in brandy and in their own JUICE,
Mustard, Pepper, Ginger, Nutmegs, Spice,
Havana Cigars chewing and smoking Tobacco,
Whisky, pure old Brandy, Rum, Gin,
Claret Port, Madeira, Sherry and other Vines
Boat, Bar and Plantation Stores OF all kinds
Country merchants, planters and others are request
cd to rive call before purchasing elsewhere, and
may feel assured that they viii at all times find at our
establishment complete assortment. and be able to
purchase every article they may want without the trou
Bile of running all town, and at the very lowest
prices June 27l E. & B. JACOBS
Stationery. =.
pLANK@ BOOKS Of every description; letter, cap,
ID record and note paper; yellow, white, fancy, mote
and embossed envelopes; sealing wax; waters; steel
pens; lead pencils; playing cards; chessmen; chess
boards dice; red tape; linen and Irvine; wrap
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1886, 900 WORTH OF
-; FASHIONABLE DRY GOODS!
Great Excitement and Coed heWs!:

NJ sE@gs al sGH IL. w IL L. IL
Corner of Market and Texas streets, Shreveport,
eyss> Las just received of the largest and IN
ssySSr hest selected stocks Of Dry Goods ever f1#
1T. before offered to the public They were LlA
solicited with great in New York, Philadelphia,
Boston and France, and Will be sold at New York
pri!es for cash. With these advantages he wishes
themerchants, miliners, dress makers and public gen.
orally to examine his stock, which consists in part Of
tho following goods:
BONNET --White silk, in every variety and style;
Cord do do do
Fs@ Velvet do do
E Trieste, French and English soft straw;
R@# Every description of misses bonnes;
fAnd ali trimmings etc, needed in the bonnet line.
Tie greatest variety of French and other Artificial
Flowers ever brought here; Roughes, Bonnet Ii
nings, Head dresses, Plumes. Upwards of 1000
bolts of Ribbons; Dress Patterns in endless vari-
ETY.; domestcs, chimesettes, collars undersleeves,
and great variety of other articles too hume
rous to mention. aF~
Gardeners and Boys Clothing;
Boots and Shoes in endless variety.
CIR supplies will be constantly kept up to meet the
Tie demand of this market FL. WELLS,
s koct9I @@ Corner of Market and Texas streets.
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Stationery.

DLANK BOOKS Of every descriptions letter, cap
ID record and note paper; yellow, white, fancy,note
and embossed envelopes; sealing wax; waters; steel
pens; lead pencils; playing cards; ehessmen; chess
boards; dice; red tape; linen and cotton Irvine; wrap
ping paper; black red and cane inks, etc, for sale
by m.3o NM. BALL
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Cotton Wanted.
To the Planters.

#IROM the solicitations Of many Of his planting
friends, the subscriber will give his personal and
especial attention the Sale Of Gotten ia this market
Refers to the merchants of Shreveport generally.
Shreveport Sept. Is. 1854. D. S. WILDER.
u The Marshall Republican will copy six months
and send bill 10 this office ILL
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Fer Rent.


SssaH# Fla Ihave house that would, with some
ssasH s#sS slight alterations, make convenient
Ess.aJgaFsSSG boarding house. With the necessary
changes there will be about fifteen rooms, and it IS
more conveniently situated than any other house ohe
same capacity in town. Possession given on the lst
January 1854 provided contracted form time to nuke
the attentions [nov23l S. H. CAIN.
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New Orleans Market.


OCTOBER 16.--There has been no further change In
the prices of cotton The sales to-day amount to
ly about 1900 bales. The market being extremely Ian
guid. Thereceipts dncluding 3s ,20l bales handy
since the LIST September, have been 252,l24 bales.
Exported during same time, 81 900 bales.
Inferior. 5--@6- Middling, ssl4g9a.--
Ordinary, 714@7A Good 91a@94
Low middling, s1a@s5s Mid'ling fair l014 dlola
FIoun-superine,S 8 O0@s Is, extra, So 371a( 08 So
PoRK-M.o. $40 90; mess, $2I 50822 90 III Dbl.
BAcos--Sides, l3@l31ac; shoulders. ll14@lla4c
LARD-No. l, 1913 @Ilc. ID ID.
CoRs-60@970c. ~ bush.
CoFFEE--Ro, l00lI15c. Sa ID.
sreAR-s119a; ~; ss4@74e. % b.
MoLAssEs--16, 24@30c- f2 gallon.
WnIsKrr-Rectifed, 54@s5; raw, Sc. Y al.
LlME-At retail-T homaston, ST. 3001 60. Wes-.
tern, 80 cts. al 80 ~ Dbl
sArr--Liverpool, hne, 81 5o@a s.; coarse. 81 loo
IS u sack.
CATTLE MARKET, October 49,. u
BEEF-Western fine, nome. u b net
Texas and Lake, -4Ia@7-c.
Hogs, I1a(0S-c.-
Sheep, So 000a4 SO 92 head.
Mich Cows, $50 00@75 90 =
Calves and yeariings, 81 50@11 90 -
The stock small, prices easy for purchasers.
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To the Public
IL My friends are informed that have not retired
from the cnvasB for Assessor has been reported
but contne in tie field as al. Independent candidate
for that office ROB'I +. MlICHEliL.
Shreveport, October "a, 1855. .g
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GREAT BARGAINS

EeEZKI DNKESs-sfLso
IN CHMDREN'S CLOTHING.
NATE have large stock Of Youths and Child
wv ren's Clothing, we are selling off At COST.
octl7 r. P. TRABUE.
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ETS--White silk, in every variety and style;
Velvet do do
NEW FURNITURE STORE.

4 Nos / II and % CANAL STREET, NRW ORLEANS.
m The undersigned having opened sz==z==5sss;=zs,>
ssgs large and splendid assortment
sTi of New Furniture, is sJ----s=J
prepared to supply the trade and families on the most
liberal terms This being the ONLY ENTIRE NEW sTocK
il thec city, purchasers will find it to their advantage
Il, call and examine the goods and learn the prices
before purchasing elsewhere. Will keep constantly
.!,,L ,,d Noboua nv Walnut
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Public Speaking.
u GEN. TALBOT, will (by request address the
citizens ofishreveport, Monday night, 29th inst,
and Of Bethany, on Thursday, lst Nov. malt
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The Tuh.
RED HOUSE, HARLEM.

On Tuesday afternoon, trottipg match came off be-
tween black Red House Belle, driven by George
Cooper and brown gelding Capt Miller, driven by Dunn
Walton. The race was mile heats the mare to 60 to
suEey and the gedDg to skeleton wagon The trottipg
exciting-the horses being nicely matched that
it impossible to say which the fastest notwith
standing that the the money. There was
quite large attendance, although there had been
notice given but the fact that trot be every
afternoon at the Red House, gratis calls out great
bers. The Belle Of the Red House little the favo
rite, although all the betting was even.
First Hect-The black mare won the POLE went Off
with the lead, never headed in the heat with the
brown Tapped on her all the way, and won in 255.
Second Hcdt-1he black again went OF with
the lead, Capt. Miller close to her. On the back
STRETCH the black mares sulkey broke down. the axle
having snapped OIL close TO the wheel. Mr.. Cooper
stopped the Immediately and fortunately escaped
injury The heat was given to Capt Miller. Time 2:52.
1hird Heot.-Tbis heat fnely contested with the
exception Of the last hundred yards Capt Miller being
taken up, and made eholt to win. Walton made
charges of foul driving against Cooper but they
were not noticed by the judges. Time Of last heat,
RED HOUSE, HARLEM-TUEsDAY, April 2i.-Trotting
match mile heats.
Sir Cooper named black mare Red House Belle,
Mr.. Walton named br. & Capt Miller to wagon 2
Time 255-252-3. 2
trotting match for 81, ,000 two mile beats, to wa
gons Off the 18th Of June ensuing, has been
made between bay mare lola, and brown gsldng Vim. A.
Browne.
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News hv the MnlIs.


bill has been introduced in the Massachusetts, House
Of Representatives declaring all buildings occupied for
houses Of i'll fame gaming and for the illegal Of in
toxicatiDg liquors, common nnisancef, and to be re-
garded aod treated such; and making the
well occupants of such buildings liable in certain
cases
The manufacturing establishments of Manchester, N.
H. bsve commenced working under the eleven hour sys-
tenn BY 1t the number Of hours of labor is diminished
with out any diminuticn Of pay.
The Buffalo Courier Gays that arrangements are max
ing for prize fght to of that city, on the
Canada sde time in May next, between two noted
puglists Of New York-Jchnny Mckee and Bill Black
wood. The fight is for $500 side and both men are
in training for the brutal affair.
steam fire engine is likely to be introduced into
Pittsburg The FIRE insurance companies have sub
scrbed So, ,0C0 towards its purchase.
Three men, named Gsskins, Kelly and Nelson were
accidentally drowned in the Nxnsemond river, Va,
few days ago.
On the evening of the 11th inst, the train the
Southern Railroad consisted OF % cars q Of which
tanned 954 paying and IS babies to each
or, in the aggregate 525 babes-an Westward bound.
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The ntres and Exhibitions.

ACADEMY MusIc.-Friday evening, william Toll will
be presented for the last time when doubt the at
tendance will be large and fashionable verdfs celebrated
OPERA III Tfavatore Is in rehersa and will shortly
be produced in great splendor.
BROADWAY yTHEArRE.-"Coriolanus,n Shakspereis his.
toricsi Roman will be played to for the fourth
time. Messrs. Forrest Lanergan, Hanohett Whiting Nine.
Popisi and Mrs Abbott the Leading characters The
scenery 10 new and beautiful.
BowERy THEATRE-The beneat Of Mr.. and Mrs. Z. s.
Conner comes OF to night Professor Rsey Mr. T. d. Rice
and other artists celebrity will appear The pieces are the
"Six Degrees Of Crime,n Jumbo jun and the Irish
Know Nothing" Mr. Conner will fecte "Collns Ode on
the Passions.o
BURROWS sTHEArRE.-shaksperes COMEDY Of Errors"
with Messrs Jordan, Fishes Burton Hall and Mrs Buck
land in the leading parts The comedy OF Legerdemsin
with fine cast, win conclade the entertainments Tomof
evening the "serious Family" ala the "Toodles"
WALLAcx's THEATRE "A comedy, in three acts, is
ann.unstd for this evsnpg IL 10 called Eopements In
OF Wallscks star cosspany Tas Bold Dragons con.
cludes the entertainments.
AMERICAN MusxgM -Ths amusing comedy OF Ny
Whes Diary ssA the LOTTERY Tiokct tor che after.
and In the svepipg the romantic drama Of the
Of the Lake. Clarke and Miss Mestayx in the leading
characters.
WooD's plisrRELs Tho Rochester Knockinss,p the
Afrcanised Wandering Minstrel with negro minstrelsy,
for this evening.
BucK,.rY's syRFrApgRs.-Negro minstrelsy, and the
muchf admired burlesqut Of LucrezA Borsia announc-
ed Tor. this evening.
snpAm's ETHIOPIAN CoapAsy appear this evening in
Washipgton Hall, Newark. The Programme Is very at.
'.factiye.
srcSoR BrRrARpr AND CHARLES WrILs will give =
srand concert ON the evening Of the oth Of May.