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Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1857-12-12

TrcKrRNAy's Posi- OFFICE DKrRKpATIoNs 1t
is said that Tuckerman, who WAS lately arrested
at New Haven for stealing the United States mails )
and is likely therefor to complete his life in prison
commenced his dcprcdations in this business the
latter part Of August. The mail pouch made up
at New York for Bratteboro', was, On the 3lst Of
August, found cut opcu aud rhed near Springfield,
Mass. On the same evening it mas ascertained
that a stranger had hired horse md buggy at
Chicopee, to go to the last named place md back
Next morning the horse returned to its owner with
out carriage or harness. Subsequently they were
found, AMI in the bottom ofthe wagon sundry fias-
lnents Of envelopes, Sc, proving conclusiyey that
the person by whom the horse and buggy was hired
had been implicated in the robbery. The descrip-
ton Of that individual was given wihconsderaLle
accuracy Of detail at the time, and has been found
| to agree in almost every particular with the per-
sonal appearance of Tuckerman.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1857-12-12

w Tho subjoincd delicious bit Of local history.
politics and fun, has been kindly furnished us by
one who alone of the living, was conycrsant with
all the men whose names are therein mentioned
1t has never before appeared in print, but it is far
too good to be lost. Hence we willingly give place
TO this waif
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1857-12-12

When even the heathest people need medicines tue [
OF diet OF weather, AMI hundreds Of utlrr eauss Ill,
lAxiiy In the stem that needs currcug or W I'm
words the liver becomes slightly durNnp'd ana ~ ~,
nator II all who lind themselves In this stuHnh I.
Dr. SANroRps IEv GoRAToR they be surr 81 ~ on
We te@f, to s efficacy in curng Headache ot.
Sour stomach and other Ills common IN family ~ AZ,
swal owed and is So mild that the smallest iuiant can nav
II. tSee Adyertisement)
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1857-12-12

LARGE SALE OF VALUABLE STOCK .-The valuable
stock Of the late Joseph Haswell of lIoosick N. Y,
was sold at auction on the I'd inst. 1t consisted Of
short horn cattle and merino sheep. 10 choice
bucks were sold at prices ranging from ell to
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1857-12-12

FiRE IS PrTSEY On the evening Of
Thanksgiving day the house and BAN Of
Marshal Pierce, Station agent, at Pulney. was
destroyed by FIRE. Two cows and yearng
and also two pigs were burnt, together with a
lot Of hay and oiher property. The origin Of
the fire is mystery. but as the barn hurut first
it is thought TO have been the work of an iucen-
diary The house had been newly finished and
painted, and the family weres absent when the
Ere was discovered Insured for $1,000, the
policy of which was received by mail on the
day of the fire.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1857-12-12
+. V. C.

Posr OFFICE DISCONTINUED. We learn that the
Post Office Mt North Bernardston, Mass, was dis
continued by the department few weeks since.
The receipts did not pay expenses. If southern
offices were treated in this manner the revenues Of
the department would be largely increased.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1857-12-12
LIST OF AGENTS

LIST OF AGENTS
To whom all payments may be made for THE VERMONT
PHGNIN, for 1858.
Brookline, ........C. W. STEBBISs.
Dover. .......... LGNON III RR.
Dover West,.......NM II. JONES
Dummerston, .....R. A. KNIGHT.
~. West,.....S. ", WILSON.
GRAFTON, ........ BENZ. W. DEAN
Guiforl.. .EIMER MASON.
Do. Centre :. L. SHELLEY.
DO. Green River SrEPHEN SMITH.
Halifax, ......... STEPHEN NILES.
DO. West, W. j. IIlTCECOCK.
jamaica. .......A. J. GLEASON.
South LoudonderryJ. l.. PIERCE.
Marlboro. ........lI D. IIOUGHTON
Fayetteville, zee. J. DI NKLEE. JR.
wiiamsvihe, -. SAMUEL BROWN.
Putney, ..........W WI. HOUGHT0N.
Bellows Falls, "A. N. SWAIN.
saxton's River, e.. C. W. fAIRBR0rHER.
Rockingham, .....s. l.. KILLINGS.
Cambrdgeport,. "a. A. NfMAN.
Somerset, .........G. X. MORSE.
Stratton, ...... IDEA. A. CIRCUIT.
Townshend,. ......o. BCTTERFIELD.
DO. West, ......f D. SAWYER.
Vernon, ..........ADDlsDN WHITFIELD.
wardsboro, HOLLAND PLIMpfoN.
Do. West, ..... LIBERTY WILDER.
Do. South, .... II. ". KIDDEk.
Westminster, III. c. LANE
Do. West, ..... IRA GOODIItB.
Whtngham,..... II. o. dlLLErT.
Jacksonville, 49,. \. H. STETSON
Wilmington, .....D. &. DEXTER.
Windham, ........WM. HARRIS, JR.
Do South,.. SIMEON PIERCE
Chesterfield, n. H.. III. o. COOLIDGE.
Hlnsdale.. "........C. J. AMInON.
Winchester. ."........E. VI. FORBES.
North Dcrnarlston Ms, n. p CHAPLIN.
" In any Of the above, in other towns, payments
be made, when convenient the Posmaers thereof
the amount may Re sent directly 10 tlls ONCE.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1857-12-12

SricInF.-A MIR. Lawrence, residing at Pa
per MIL Village committed suicide last week
by hanan. himself in a barn with a trace chain
IL See advertisement Of Bellows Falls Times
in this paper.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1857-12-12

ATTEMPTED SCicIDE.--Mr. Ephriam Prcni S.
Of Walpjle attempted to commit suicide on
MONDAY Of last week 10y cutting his throat lie
dill not cut the jugular VEN and was alive at
last accounts but his recovery was considered
extremely doubtful.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1857-12-12

PoLIcE-The Bailiis have appointed Keith
White and Elijah Wales police officers, under the
act Of 1854, for the year ensuing.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1857-12-12

The last lines were peculiarly emphatic. Tiche-
nor who came from New Jersey, aud by his very
aiT,Lle manners had obtained the name Of the "Jer-
sey Sleek" WAS known to have been even at that
period canyassing for the executive chair "Old
Tom" was delighted with Col. Tyler's allusion and
shaking his sides insisted on the stanzas being re-
pcatcd. which was done bumper and all, after which
the party separated in fine spirits
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-04-13

The ONLY KIND Of SEWING MACHINES suitable for
PLANTATION use is the Grover Baker make. EEv
EN- HUNDRED Of them in Plantations, and
giving PERFECT SATISFACTION.
The TROUBLE and pERpLEXITY of filing and attend
ing Shuttle in other Macinesj is in this avoided.
NO SHUTTLE Is MrLOYED the under thread being used
from a large Spool.
1t is very simple, strong, in construction EASILY
LEARNED and kept in ordercan be great speed and
does not require to be taken apart 10 be oiled.
The stitch is always distinct regular, and for
general beauty, strength and elasticity exces the very
band sewing.
The work done on it CANNOT RIP.
TIE machinery simple and strong that the Machines
be used for months by power and get
order.
Hcbrari Co. have about rt OF these Machines in
their Steam Clothing Mandatory and all Planters acknow
edge that the Clothing upon therH aud far
| pcriur any other kind.
All in of a good Sewing Machine. which DOES NOT
REQUIRE THE PATIENCE OF JOB to learn the use OF it;
| are invited TO call at the
GROVER BAKER
Sewing Machine Company,
| ais Sptf No. Il Camp street
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-04-13
MILLINERY.

~NN No. 229 CAMP STREET corner III ~
SEspJULIA.-EEW SPRING GOODS MRS. MA,
~ McENANY respectfully informs her numei eL1A
that she is receiving and SaIstSS
ing large of SPRING BONNETS comprising
the styles Of White Hair open work Hair Lace English
Straw Hair and Straw and Grape Bonnets Misses Gypsy
shape Hair, Lace and Leghorn; Boys Hats aud Caps
ALSO
Ribbons Flowers Embroderies Lace and Dotted Wells Fle
Silk and Kid Gloves Lace Mantilias.
To which the ladies invited call great gains
offered
k1y-Country o-ders promptly atteuded to-. ns Gun
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-04-13

- PRIESTLEY & BEIN, 50 AND 81 CAMP
En- STREET Importers and Dealers in HARDWARE,
~ CUTLERY, IRON, COPPER AND TIN PLATE
&9 have we'll assorted stock of Foreign and Domes
tic hardware Cutlery English and Bar Hoop Sheet
and Boiler Iron, which they offering for sale at low
Are nget. for Ernan Brothers Premium Tennessee Iron,
manufactured the Rolling Works the Cumberland river.
Their iron by has proved itself superior other made
in the United States.
Are also of G. L. Hanks Cincinnati Bell Mandatory
and Of u New Jersey Copper Company.
Wcnve the attention of the country dealers planters,
cas and the public generally to large and we'll
-
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-04-13

L. lNIbl l. OF uhe Htln Oh opit "
JOHN DOIInNDE of the firm of Martin, Owen & Cobb.
A. CHIAPEIIIA, JAS. DEYSRODT. a6
z.ss IT. RACHELIGR, FRENCH HORTICUKAI.-
ISv Is and 80 ursllnes New Orleans, well
this for his choice Garden See
of which he has constantly hand and
chased his establishment with thar confidence which long
experience and honesty ene him has just received
France -
2n0o1 CHINESE POTATO ROOTS
Doscore6 which offered
upwards those Agricurists Amateurs
who he DESTROYS OF spreading in I.ou4l
tuper which desited 10 subsute the
cultivated.
have been successful that the
be abandoned. II is rourishng
than the present roots has nothing fear from the climate and
is subject to dis
Mr. b. keeps portion of the above himself will
such will enable him to import year
enough to fill orders in time. ms
EIR. LOCKWOOD, WHO HAS HAD FIVE YEARS
the future will attend principally office pacliee He takes
this method Of Informing the public hs he with unparal
eed diseases of the Head Ea Lungs Liver Heart
Kidneys, Bladder Chronic DHrrhe in word all chronic
plants; and rheumatism in its form Also the diseases
Of women and childrenespecay Of enaes Prolapsus ter
Feur Abus AmnOorho and that class of diseases
termed Venereal, primary and secondary.
All vic suffering would do well to give call before
going elsewhere and they will receive safe and
oblae myself persons who have rheumatism
Pains IL the Limbs, make charge lor services My
RHEUMATIC SPECIFIC only be had nj office. This
Is Materis Medic and is
taken with perfect safety being vegetable compound
In consequence of the many hmbug advertisements in tbs
with great give the pahltc.
| Address call DAyIDS0S'S ROW, l4S CARoN-
| Office upstairs. Hours from A. NJ. 10 9 P. NJ.
SIS J. x. LOCKWOOD. NJ. n.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-04-13

~ Lost, i'm lnSt the st Charles Hotel
RED CORNElAN STONE bearing ihc iniIials, M A. s..
heavy Gold Ring. any person returning
TO the undersigned, shall have the above reward.
] le2S If $ WOLFF, 80 Camp street.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-04-13
COMPREHENSIVE.

o,,.., ,,.,.~r :, sYx,UrOu "a 1asOcI ATED WITH
TIE ~ q NJ psRy ~ ahrsHerort IA under the
MN M n. " =, u ,ev sns ~
nm ana style o. L. 10 :" hsines. rom mi,
IN The Cotton factofaSe ana oethmsoh ""''e ~
aafe. ,, ,os- - 1nkw "
New oIIeens . pIll = looI---ne Iln@
N w bonsa ~ d. Ia inst The bsnes. will be ctn-
81. y VT ~ ~, H. ssr,a stvte a. be-etesors
' ' ~ g. W. NEWTON co.
New Orleans April 7th is1:-as Ira
(OPA RTNERSHIP-THE uNDERsIGNEp. sue
~ Messrs Southmayd Harrison have this Day
or.neI @ n, ae M ~ eensrai om and
q - IT, q - - st., ~, .. 3, az Fam, street
VI" 'u7'ie"' AZ ." op ~ q MrIANaHAN
r. p. SMITH
ra,- o~,s,,s Anil Ie,7--as I'm
-sew gI.e.H... 1,P.l- =, I.- =
TOPA ltTN ERSHIP-BESJ. y. KICKS. OF MADl-
~ comfy Miss, and Tt1Os. JESNiNGSH this city
to-day become mebers Of FIRM and The factorage and
Commission business will hereafter be carried On in the name
.. u hioi>s ".
Neworlfans, Apri Isl, IooL az I'm
rOPAItTNE RSHIP-THEU UNDERSIGNED HAVE
~ day formed copernerhip for the purDose Of
Quoting General Wholesale Win. and Lanor Business
der the style Of MoREAU 4 CRoOKEs Girod and
Commerce and ii Tehoupisouas st. r. MOREAU.
H. NJ. CRooKEs.
New Orleans March l6 lool-rnls I'm -
ing the style Sybandt Nevns dissolved
the l2th February by mutual consent.
Mr. John d. sybandt authorized TO use the name Of the
4. A. NEYINs.
-
rT'HE COMMISSION BUSINESS FORMERLY CON
sucted by the above hrm will be continued heretofore
J. d. SYBRAEDT
New Orleans, 18th March 1s57.-ml7 sm
Ssssssfsrs ss.,ss ass'S Il;
Msa' y G Up s s ~ o. I Ir n s
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-04-13

eROPOSALS FOR BOND EXECUTIVE OF
FICE, Baton Rouge, A. r L. l557.By virtue Of the Act
orte General Assembly Of the State of Louisiana eutled An
Ac relative certain Debts of The state approved l9 March,
1851 and in particularly Of the provisions of
the ID and h sections NOTICE is hereby given that
called proposals will until first day July
L O'Clock meridian for the disposal Of SEVEN HUNDRED
HoEns unore Ies-) of ONE THOUSAND DOLLARS each,
q the State of Louisiana having fort: years rum and bear
ing interest NJ the of six cent payable semi
annually the first day of January and the first day OF july
eRCh year.
These Bonds are offered solely in exchange for any of the
Bonds receivable by the State security the circulation
the Banks established under the Free Banking Law.
All proposals for said exchange shall be directed the Au
dor Of Public Accounts and the Treasurer of the State and
endorsed proposals for Exchange Bonds" Said
proposals will opened the first day Of July by the
Auditor and Treasurer in the presence Of the Governor and
exchange will be awarded bidder bidders who may
offer the most advantageous terms The Goveno however
the right of rejecting any all the bids and direct
advertisements for proposals.
special trust fund has been created for the ultimate redemp
the the aforesaid act which
be diverted any other purpose whatsoever.
iSigncdl ROBERT C. WICKLIFFE
signcdl c. z. GRENEAuX, State Treasurer.
tsisnedl S. +. MARKS, Auditor.
by the Governor
siguedI ANDREW s. HEBRON,
lis ALI tIyll Secretary Of State.
CARRIAGE WAREHOUSE
COACHES, HARNESS,
ROGHAwAYs, WHIPS,
BAROUCHES COACHES,
45ssIRs
BUGGIES TRAININGS
WAGONS etc. vARNIsH, etc.
sS5-For saIe low for cash city acceptance. ~
Ra-No. ll3 GRAvIER aud No. ID UNION STREET, -4ss
New Orleans, La.
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RUGGIES

xe'OR ONE MONTH LONGEE.-IN CONSE-
It uuencu of the great demand for
MESSRS SERMONS & CO.'S
BRAEILIAN PEBBLE SPECTACLES,
They have been proon stay this city until
May 3D. of engagements elsewhere they will
positively close on the above date.
Sole Depot, 81 Camp street. corner Of Nachez alley.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-04-13
New ORLEANS, January -, 1887.

New ORLEANS January -, 1851
Sennons Co.: CentlemcnI take great pleasure in
stating that am using improved Spectaces find them
easier the clearer much better
candleight without pain the eye. think them superior
any have with, cleerully recommend them to
the public Yours, respectfully,
If,rIUJ
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-04-13
AUCTION SALES.

DAMAGED DRY GOODS AND DAMAGED INDIGO
BY BLACHE L. BEAUMONT, Auc,ionesrs.
MONDAY, the 18th inst. Mt 10 O'Clock "A.
lfl NJ, suction, at their auction rooms, No. u Chates
street, will he sold
IS pieces Checked Linen Meetings.;
/ bale Appleton Sheetings;
pieces French Coonahes;
20 pieces Alpucas and Merinos;
SO Wool Hats
Of ndgo-te whole damaged and SOLD tor ac-
c unit Of whom It may concern. -,
py-FERMS-Cash. hl2
TO HOUsEKEEPERs AND OTHERs-DkY GOODS, FUR
}nihhing Goods and Variety Articles
BY A j. FRENCH,
At lis Store, No. 1870 Poydras street
r. ARMFIELD, Auctioneer
MONDAY, the 18th Inst, Mt hai1.past ~
1'l O'clock at Frencis Variety Store l3o foyarah s VI"
general assortment of seasonabe Dry Goods Fancy AT
Giles,
Also sunry Jewelry, Watches Guns etc. which will
he sold 10 pay advances -,
Hz~TERMS-Cash. .l'
SALE OF SHOES, BROGANS. WHITE SHIRTS, SUM
Clothing, Straw Hats, etc.
BY BLACHE & BEAUMONT, Auc'r's.
MONDAY, the 18th inst, Mt 10 O'Clock, nj
Ifl auction their NoI Chartres street
viii be sold
40 cases Mems Kip Rrogans and Ladies' shoesi
10 and Boys straw Hats.
100 dozen American White shirts: o,,
go lots Spring and Summer Clothing, Denim Overal's
Drawers, Undershirts, etc. =,
EHnTERMS--At sale an
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-04-13


-. i.EGE-An Institution for Business Aspirants-
pA esa Located at Vim. Gaunt's Writing Academy,
-yss1cs4-sZ2sz ner Camp and common streets.
Young gentlemen wishing qualify themselves thoroughly
and practically for the duties Of
and business generally greater
and facilities AT this Institution than otler
everything taught by practical exercise would be learned
i'll the Counting Room and instructions impaired individually
and not in classes The o stndy embraces DOu BILE
ENTRY BOOK KEEPING practically applied o various
branches Of busuess PENMASSHIP characterized for ele
gmce raidty and legiblity; COMMERCIAL CALCULA-
ONS embracing species of computation for
business to know worked by analysts and cancellation,
system only taught in this nsute BOOKS posted closed and
reopened with dispatch and reasonable This Inst
ute is in perpetual session. pupils enter
full course branch they desire and attend
houor from A. to p NJ Terms moderate, satisfac-
ton guaranteed in every fe6 ly
MO MORE PILES!-N0 MORE PILESt-Dr CHAS
In KELNTZ, from Paris and London possession of
remedy which will radically this painful disease how
prorced and obstinate be- The first prescription
rests all pain If by magic and three days
complee care No charge will he made the remedy fails.
Dr. Kelnitz likewise all Secret Diseases nfabe
and perfectly safe process He is also the of oUl
for norishrG the growth of the hair wing badness
the efficacy # which he fully guarantees.
Apply at No ~ Rampant street between Canal and
hou.t streets. Oce hours from TO II A. NJ
l. NJ.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-04-13

Messrs Sermons Co.. Gcuenen-Of lute my failed
that could read any by candielight. The
glasses selected by you admirable read the
finest print fatiguc the
take pleasure recommend your glasses my friends
Respectfully, H. MEuGENS
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-04-13
PRIESTLEY & BEIN,

pR,EsTLEY q BEIN, 81 aud 81 CAMP STREET
Have 10 and constantly adding to stock, the follow
lowing, viz:
$50 tons Flat, III to inch u to u inch thick.
100 Round, IL to 81 inch.
100 Square, "a to- inch.
2, Horse Shoe TX X, 13Sx1z, Xxx, and z1x1z.
60 :. Plough Plates, to Is fnchX X, u and Il.
DO sheets Boiler Iron, 3.l6, Il, SIG and a.
ENGLISH IRON
$50 Flat, assorted, ~ to inchxtl to inch.
80 Square Il too inch.
30 Round, :. Il to3 inch.
ENGLISH REFINED IRON
100 tons Flat, Round and Square assorted,
For saleby fs PRIEsrLEY BEIN,
mh2 3pMoI 50 and 81 Camp street.
pREssE SPIKES
$50 kegs Pressed Boat spihes TO inch
For sale by PRIEsTLEY Il BEIN.
mh2 3pMof SO and 81 Camp street.
CHAIN CABLES AND COIL CHAINS
" inch IS fathoms extra proved Chain Cables.
IA -. 10
22l..
Is
Is casks Coil Chain, IL SIG, u, 7-l6, Il and dig
In and for sale by PRIEsTLEY BRTN,
mh2 3pMotf and 81 Camp street.
! SUNDfsTEs-
| ~ 300 kegs Cut Nails and Spikes.
200 :. Boiler Rivets, all sizes.
| 90. BLACK for Tinners' use
Trace, Log Ok, Governor and Cane Carrier Chains.
| Horseshoe. Rose and Clasp Head Nails.
Pans, Tea Kettles, Mills Hinges Sedge
and Hand Hammers Stocks and Dies Anvs Vices Bellows,
Files, Axes, Adzes Spades Hoes. shoves etc.
For sale by PRIEsTIEY & BE1N,
mh2 3pMotf SO and 81 Camp street.
SHEET AND BOLT COPPER
~ $50 sheets 30S0 Brazies Coppe-l4 to $50 70 Sheets
| 500 :. 30X61 IL, IL and l2b
300 24Xf0 10, IL and LIB
800 :. 2OX6O :. =. TO- II and LIB -.
200 E. IA o. sheahing -.
200 Hand l6 :. Timed
1000 bolts Copper q, u, 81, "a al II and TX inch
/ For sale by PRIESTLEY Il BEIN,
MI 3pMo,f 50 and 9l!Camp street.
TIN PLATTE
l. 1000 boxes Best Charcoal Tin Plate, TX.
| $50 Loaded Plate, for roofing.
In store and on ship, for sale by
PR1ESTLEY L BEN,
| mh2 3pMotf SO and 81 Camp street.
SHEET IRON
500 bundles Sheet Iron, q inch wide from 10 to 20 ". c.
100 &c l0to14
: 100 :. rs :. :. :. lOto4 :.
200 "a 22to2
200 and sheets Sheet Iron bes. American, from 10
W. G. In store and aaoa for sale by
PRIESTLEY BEIN,
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ADJUSTMENTS.
ST. CHARLES THEATEK-sT. CHARLES ST
b. DEBAR, Lessee Manager. c. @. CHEsLRY Treas

ct. CHARLES THEATEK-sT CHARLES ST.
b. DEBAR, Lessee and Manager. c. G. CHEsLEY. Treas
PRICES OF ADM1ssIoN-Dre.s Circle and Parquette IS
cents Second cre 80 cents Gallery cents; ouadoon Box
Doors open a. 7; performance commences a. half past
O'CLOCK Box Office open daily from 10 10 O'Clock.
THIS EVENING. April 49, 1857.
s E?Hfff hAxE!
a nsx s ll E d Ell s s II. V1s
sis d s .s Nil zP; S. z w.sS III r.: s5
BRAZILIAN B ApE-Jocko Gabriel RaveI; Pipe, FRANCOIS
b b. sRa r.d and da
asrie w hi 4 Ssa sps es H I'll G
INGs-Hy M'meP. Marnetti Julien, Philip, Mile Desire
ala c. G. cHEsLEY, Treasurer.
CtItIsI''s GAIETY-G Xavier STREET
The Manager has the honor announcing for
T 4N 6rE KIN fyG EFAea ss
COMPRISING IS distinguished artists First representation will
MONDAY EVENING. April 10, 1857.
yerds OPERA entitled ERNANr or The Bandit-In
af k" Ct s1an ssnor bSn I
Giovanni rggoza zapppeci Don Ricardo sienor RIbio
enlen etc. by the ladies and gentlemen Of the chorus Con
due Of Orchestra sgnor ferugu promper. ssnor Zap
| pu ci.
PRICES OF ADMISSION, .-
Dress Circle and Pafquete 80
Family Circle. | 90
Third Circle
Quadr00n Boxes per ticket. Observation-Disclosures. IS
NOTICEseats he secured for night for the whole
sixteen Box Office open daily from 9 A. NJ.
| iii +. NJ. all
| A bIPHrrHEATER AND NJ q : f. U Ms T.
IA CHARLES STREET, corner of Commercial Place
G. R. SPALDIEf;. Rusress Manager r. G. MARSH, Stage
| Manager; ANDY Err, Ticket Agent.
NAEsH's JUVENILE COMEDIANS.
| FORTY-EIG NIGHT.
MONDAY, April 10, 1857,
| viii be performed (by request) THE NAIAD QUEEN
schrapps Mast g. W Marsh Dance by Mis- JEANNE.
To conclude with the ROUGH DIAMOND; Cousin Jse-
Cousin Joe, Mast. q. W. Marsh.
hB- Look out for BEAUTY AND THE BEAST.
N1-Grand Performance every SATURDAY NOON.
nSy%Seets may be secured days in advance.
Doors open halfpast G. Performance commences
| halt past I.
Prices of Adnsson-'0 cents all parts OF the house,
half price. Quadroon Private Boxes 81 ST. single seats
nnS nnEt
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ca BY AUTHORITY OF THE R. W. ss.g.ss<
~ Lodge Louisiana the Anniversary Of fsl2
"a the o. o. F. in the United States will be eel 1JsE
INK. ebrated by fH6SVNs
SIEIND REGAIIA, FANCY DRESS AND MASK BALL,
AT ODD FELLOWS HALL.
On MONDAY 9th lust he Anniversary being Sunday,
26th.)
Hall will be magnfcentty decorated with the Banners
the various Lodges and emble,ns of the Order.
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