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r- UNITED STATES EXPRESS
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.-~sfs.sssIssn lie Common street
We prepared forward Express from New
Orleans all the principal Cities and Towns United
States. Our facilities being such enable offer Ship
Company existence. We have rncd
aud will forward all Express matter beyond
wo renowned American Express Company of New York city
they having offices established in all the principal Towns
Cries in the Union
We win forward weekly the following places, viz:
New York,
And daily to the following places
Mobile Montgomery, Columbus,
Macon, Savannah West Point. Atalanta,
Augusta, Columbus, Charleston,
Baton Rouge, Bayou Sara,
Netchez, Vicksburg Memphis, Cairo
ST. L0uis, Chicago, Louisville Cincinnati.
And all the Eastern cities connecting the above points with
/ tie American Express Company.
Our Texas Express will be forwarded by Calves
weston, Houston lndanoa Powder Horn San Antonio and
Brazos Semi weekly,
tr California Express will he forwarded weekly connecting
with q II Wines Co.'s California and Oregon Express
Sa Francisco who have Offices in all the principal Cities and
Towns in California.
Our Nicaragua Express will be forwarded by steamship,
moulhly,
San Juan del Norte, Greytown,
Castillo Rapids, Virgin Bay,
Rivas, and San JGRn del Sur.
This is the only Express from Ne Or can, 10
Nicaragua and being known faithful repan-
sb'e parties who wish their packages letters ec
yered without delay will lind this Express give entire
iSfarrieH.
Specie Jewey. vauable Merchandise of every de.
scfpUn forwarded promptly. Notes, Drafts Bills, col.
lseted and all orders attended to pHnctully.
uNr havana Express Will be forwarded weekly per steam
ship, connecting with j. Gutierrez de Leon Express
AL parts of the Island Cuila
Each Express il charge Of Special Messengers.
jeL ~ LIVINGSTON Il co,
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A MPHITHEATER AND MUS f U Ms
II CHARLES STREET, corner Of Commercial Place
G. r. sPALD1NG Rnsiness Manager r. G. MARSH Stage
Manager ANDY SPRINGER. Ticket Agent,

A NPHITHEATER AND MUSE INST.
n CHARLES STREET, corner Of Commercial Place
G. R. sPALD1NCi. Business Manager R. G. MARSH Stage
Manager; ANDY SPRINGER, Ticket Agent.
Eighth night of the engagement of the wonderful
MARsH's JUVENILE COMEDIANS,
consisting of 43 Little Actors.
~ prevent specuators forestang the choice
ADVANCE the choice Of will be sold by W. Mongo
cry, auction from the inside the Amphitheater
nenciug this morning All seats remaining unsold
be ed at the at O'clock Immediately after
the sale.
rlLn compliance with innumerab!e requests there will be
given one GRAND MIDDAY PERFORMANCE Saturday,
March a.
GREAT BILL, THREE NEW PIECES!
THIS EVENING, March II.
FAINT HEART NEVER WON FAIR LADY; King Charles
ID Mary Marsh Duchess Torrenueva Miss Louise Ruy Go
Miss Carrie er which, Master g. W. MaIsh's droll
NAN THE COOP FOR NoTHiNG-Nan,,le Good for Moth
ing Mary Marsh; Harry Johnson Miss Louise which,
first appearance Of the Terpschorean prodigy, Little Jenny.
who TOO late forth Empire City and arrives IN the Black
| laughable farce Of the WANDERING MINsTREL-Jen
Bags, Master George W Marsh, with lis ipmable rendition
of the laughable lament Of WILKINS AND HIS DINAH
Carroll Miss Louise Mrs Crincum Miss Mary Narsh Julia
Miss Georgiana; Peggy Miss Heen Servant Miss Selma
Guests ladies and gents by the Troupe.
| n6-To morrow night-MARsH's JUVENILE COMEDI-
ps-The middle ase Of the Parquette will hereafter
| served for parties Of ladies.
Prices of Admission:U all parts of the house,
price Quadroon Private Boxes 81 to s5 single
| name 80 cents
Doors open hapast Performance precsel
| n rs mill
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GRAY LIMITED UNTIL SATURDAY. 4TIg


. APRIL.-Mussrs. SERMONS 4 co. respectfully informs
The pablo that their in this city will terminate with the
above date
Immediate application their Office, No. 81 Camp street.
Of Nache therefore necessary obtain their ce
brated Glasses.
Messrs $ Go. deem It unnecessary to produce any
testimonials mention the value of their BRAZILIAN PE.
BILE SPECTACLES their virtue ABOVE ALL OTHERS
has been fully tested and is daily demonstrated 10y thousands
this city.
wanted for the sale of these pecacles in the city
of New Orleans
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New Orleans, January l6, 1857.

Messrs Sermons Co.. Gentemen-Of late my failed
80 that could not read by cRndelght. The
glasses selected by you admirable read the
finest print without the least strain fatigue the
take pleasure your glasses my friends.
Respectfully, II. MEUGESS
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AUCTION SALES.


sEAsoNABLE DRY GOODS, IRISH LINENS, LINEN
Cambria Handk erehiefs etc.
BY BLACHE Il BEAUMONT, Auctioneers Il
WEDNESDAY, 18th inst, Mt 10 O'Clock A..
w NJ, at auction at their auction rooms No. II Chartres
street, will be sold
An extensive assortment of seasonabe Dry Goods such
Hdks Jacone,s Muslin Robes Irish Linens. Linen Cheeks
Black Coored Silk Nantas Hose Half Hose SILK Hdkis
Linen Sheetings, CottOnades, Linen Table Sets etc. .
A large invoice OF Linen Cambria Handkerchief.
H1-TERMS-At sale. ml0
CLOTHING, BLANKETS, TOBACCO COPPER, AXES,
Whale Oil, Wines, etc.
BY r. b. SYKES, Auctioner.
"WEDNESDAY, 18th inst, at 10 l-2 o'clock,
w No. 81 Common street. site the City HOTEL io &C.
count of whom 1t may concern. Will ne sold
cases. containing Coats Vests Shirts Fafnel anu Lam De
Wool Shirts and Drawcrs . il.
7 cases Cot,onades. Plaids, .Jeans, Hosiery etc.;
10 bales Blankets Canton Flannel Drugget and Carpetng
20O boxes Manufactured Tobacco
IL hf
80 Or
& cases Brazers' Copper;
casks Winter Belched Whale Oil:
81 boxes Golfers Axes; 10 bundles Hoop lroni
20 Iron Axles a
70 bundles long and short hand ed Phchforks;
3 terces blue, white and enanleeu Closet BOWS;
bbls Crucbles and Tunnels;
5 Packhurst Gins;
All more less slightly damaged.
Also
The following sound goods
: " bales Sheetines Shirtings Drills and Osnsturgs;
Ii dozen Golfers Axes;
55 casks and halt casks superior Caret. MILO
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COMPREHENSIVE.

NJOTICE-oUR CONNECTION WITH THE FIRM OF
~ Livingston Co., U. s. Express ceased the 9Th inst
Henry F. Livingston and Harry j. Raphael the remain
partners articles Of have assumed u la
bes heretofore contracted by said firm To friends whose
used by references sincere
thanks. 8. LIVINGSTON,
.-.... j. II. MCKAY.
Marcel na3t
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MORE HOME TESTIMONIALS.

Messrs Semmons Co Gents-I using for the last two
weeks the Brazilian Pebble Specace obtained from and
feel much pleasure in stating that only the admirable
rucn Of the lenses and the frame of great advantage
the but ye skill and good Judgment liz selecting the
suitable glasses is sufficient recommend you all who
stand IN reed Of that assistance Respectfully
RICHARD ANGEL, NJ. D.
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new ORLEANS Jansary 10, 1851
Nessrs Semmons CO.. Genemen-I take great pleasure
stating that am using improved Spectacs find them
TO The clearer and enables
Fandeght without pain the eye. think them superior
any have with, and cheeruly recommend them to
the public. Yours, respectfully,
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SUCCESSION OF FREDERICK GUYOT.
BY TOURNE L THOMAS.

MONDAY, April q, 1857, at IL o'clock NJ,
1Sl the Louis Exchange will be sold
virtue and in of order from the Honorable F. H.
Morgan Judge OF the Second District Court of New Orleans
dated March > 1857, for Of said succession viz
A CERTAIN LOT OF GROUND, together with Brick
Building Kitchen and other improvements hereon situated in
The First District of this city the bounded by rod
Baroe eya and Carondee. streets designated by No on
plan Of L. j. Pile the 9Th Of January lSii deposited in
The Office of Theo Guyol, N P Plan No. l0-said Lot
measuring American measure, q feet lines front Baronne
los feet in dep between parallel lines; together
the rights alley in the line in with the other
LOTS also, the undivided half Of the wall of adjoining prop
erty, belonging formerly to Alex. Baggelt, Esq.
HP~TERMS-Cash.
OF sale before c. v Foulon, n. p the expense
the pure haser. ms Il q 2S a6
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CARRIAGE WAREHOUSE
COACHES, HARNESS,
ROCkAWAYS, WHIPS,
BAROCCHES, COACHES,
AHa
BUGGIES TRIMMINGS,
WAGONS, etc. yARNIsH etc.
Hz~For sale low for cash or city acceptance LET
ss-Su. 113 GRAvIER and No. 10 UNION STREET ST
New Orleans La
iala " j. A. LUM a. co.
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NEW GK0CERIES-JCST RECEIVED
~ Shaker PRESERVES; new HAMS; Beef TONGUES;
Cracknel BISCUITS; English SAUCES and Pickles;
French PRESERVES; Westphalia HAMS;
RAISISs Figs and Prunes, in Jars and Fancy Boxes;
variety of FANCY GROCERIES, just received, desirable
FOR Holidays.
Together with very superior stock Of excellent WINES
LIQUORS and CORDlALS
For sale at the GEN GROCERY STORE, % Baronne ST.
mg Ct F.. L. RERCIER. Agent.
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$50 MISS LOUISA STENT, FASHIONABLE
YHH HRESSMAkER most respectfully informs the Ladies of
New Orleans tina, she has commenced business No lG6
IVA Canal street. and that she will be most happy
az orders entrusted 10 her
The latest styles Of Walking and Evening Desses Robe de
Chambre and Ball Dresses made few hours notice,
the reasonable
Miss Sent will wait Ladies at their residences when
reuured fec If
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s. C CHI 4pIS "A = FANCY DRESS BALL

g. CHILDREN,S FANCY DRESS BALL
~ at ODD FELLOWS HALL.
Am Mr. J; VEGAS respectfully informs his friends and
Ihe public in general that his Second Childrens Ball
~ will be given TUESDAY, 18th March, Odd Eel
- lows Hail. when his pupils will exhibit the Fancy
Dances appropriate for children and fashionable
onsdre will be danced for the st time odd Fellows Hall
until 10 O'Clock, which the Ball for the adults will begin
PRICES OF ADMISSION:
Ladies' and children pupils ...............F Free.
Gentlemen. 81 81
Pupils. Free
Ladies' and children wishdg obtain invitations will
send to Mr.. Vegas Odd Fellows Hall Geneen's tickets
be obtained the Hail. and the Stores
Ticket Office on the night Of the Ball.
No will be admitted except he presents his ticket the
ma
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/. ADJUSTMENTS.
CKIsP's GAIETY-e RAvTBR sTREET-

1 .
Lessee Manager W. H. CRISP; Treasurer, B.cLARKE
PRICES OF ADMIss1oN-Dress Circle and Parque.te, IS
a" eS s II ns os.s %
is; Ten Eegan. Private Boxes So to IS each
Box Office open from o'clock 4. N. till o'clock PM
r-The Elegant Theater in the United States. -ea
THIS EVENING. March II, 1851
they viii IN
and adapted BY Mr.. AndersonAngena, Miss Agnes
r s fearing If X 5sne"ds
faS-Secure seats in advance. ft
ranged Win Won Webers music from the opera Of the same
name and embracing the whole resources Of the establish
menr. NIL
ORLEANS THEATEH ORLEANS STREET
PRICES OF ADMISSION Dress Circle 1.a.ticea Boxes
cents. No Seat secured unless paid for.
Doors open at GU o'clock. Performance commences at
WEDNESDAY March IL, 1857.
VIII be acted Donzettis grand OPERA in acts entitled LU
Gle III LAMMERMooR
Thursday-Beneft Of Mr.. Debriuay.
r9-In rehearsal-"The Trovator.'
R5 The bre,to of three French Operas, Fots edition,
for sale at the Box Office mil
ZINE AKTs-MRs. V. j. SULLIVAN. THE WELL.
known Artist, lately from the West would respectfully beg
new style Of Art termed the GREClAN PAINTING recently
eished and since that time been pop
Mar than other style Of Painting having found its to all
parts of the Union.
The art consists in transforming Steel and Mezotnt Engrav
ings French Autographs and Photographs into
magnificent OIL Painting which, in smoothnes and finish,
cells that Of painting canvas.
Mrs sullivan also teaches the art Of POTECHOMANIA
Decorating China. This is truly imitation
beautiful Chinese Porcelain Etruscan
aches every variety of EMBROIDERY done witt
Wo-sed. Silk Chenille Linen and Gold
Also STAMPING done improved PLAN which eatly
facilitates the labor and reduces the of
Mrs Sullivan also teaches the fine Of LEATHER EN-
BUSSING.
thorough knowledge Of either Of the above arts be OBJ
tanned lessons Price-Fifteen Dollars 70
! each
Odd Fe,lo rs' fraternes respectfully
her specimens also her
they convinced Of her ability mpart instruction
well lady, whom the youn
ladies may be entrusted.
Mrs Suivan Studio is the Of Julia and Magan
| d3l
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sOULE's COMMERCIAL COL

N SUUIIE > VUNINE iCIAL COL-
LEGE-An Institution for Business Aspirans-
Mt& INV Located at VIM. Gaunt's wiring Academy cor
-&-x.gsAAx. Camp and common streets.
Young gentlemen wishing qualify themselves thoroughly
practically for the variOn duties of the Counting Room
and business pursuits generally offered greater
and facilities this Institution than other in the South
everything taught by practical exercise would be learned
in the Counting Room, and instructions impaired Individually
and not in classes The o. study embraces DOUBLE
ENTRY BOOK KEEPING as practically applied various
gance rapidity and legibliy; COMMERCIAL CALCULA-
TONS embracing species of computation for
business know, worked by analysis aud cancellation
system only taught in this lnsttue BOOKS posted closed and
e-opened with dispatch enable This ln
ute in perpetual session. and pupils lime for
ull branch they may desire and attend
houos from A. NJ to p NJ. Terms moderate, safac
ton qua in every fei ly
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MILLINERY.

II - A WORD IN SEASON-MRS ~
MESA, CLARKE corner of Poydras ard Ca "a
x3f3 rondelet ereefs has determined 10 close her &s
3S$448 WINTER STOCK, and therefore offers herS=la~
assortment Of Penmery. Feathers Flowers Laces Embroi
deres, Head Dresses Ribbons Tulles Trimming all
kinds well Bonnets and Mantlllas 20 below
the usual prices.
1t would be well orstrangers visiting city call
purchn ing elsewhere and examine the articles there offered
nl7 Gm-irl3
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ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS REWARD
FRENCH. SPANISH AND ENGLISH

s D o f G L l. E T,
For upwards of of Ancient and Mo-
dern Languages in several Colleges United States and
for the last three French teacher the High Schools
of the Fourth District has taken No. l6 ST. Charles
street Mr. Fcors where he intends form classes
in the above languages
There will he Morning and Evening Glasses suit the
venenee occupations gentlemen of different
TERMS-For three lessons week, class SO month:
for private lessons single scholar according the
OF lessons required by the applicant
EThe fees paid in advance. St. Char les
street, No. IL, Elctor'S fer 3rn
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FOR SALE.

LyOH sALE-l0,e0 HowEs CELEBRATED COTTON
HARvRsTERS-Thisg great labor saving machine j. one
Of the Of present time Tsss Px1
shat have examined the Cotton Picker proou nee ~ei
adapted pic believed will do the
They substantially made liable
ORDER weigh less than five pounds Price, so
s.--,-a d. W. \. BIsBEE,
fele sm ~ Commercial Place.
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GREAT SALE OF BOOKS AND STATIONERY AT
AUCTION.
BY r. ARMFIELD.
THIS EVENING, will be sold at early
i gas light, at 81 ST. Charles street
The complete collection Of Books in department
various departments of human knowledge,
useful agriculture ANNALS and illustrated
works every description books in elegant binding family
and pocket bibles and prayer books, etc.
papers, envelopes steel and gold pens OF
the makers stationery and fancy articles generally
The collection Of literary property believed to be the most
that offered auction in this
city worthy of the attention OF those who wish to make ad
Libraries, favorable puDHc
invited o examine the stock during the day.
R This sale will he positive and continued every evening
until the stock Is all sold. inZ I'm
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SELLING OUT-SELLING OUT:-lH RoYAR
~ between Toulouse and ST. Lous-M LIE C. GU F.
Rim would the Ladies she will sell remainder
Of her magnificent Of Embrodees. Drapees,
PRICES. fef 3m
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A sIROLOGY AND PAKENOLOGf.- ALL
them correctly stated by Mime ALWYN l3 Julia ID
from Camp. The Madame is the only Astroogs in this city
and be consulted all concerning love- marriage
business courtshp and will tell the Of the
lady gentleman they will marry also the of her visit
The Madame speaks English, French and German Office
hours from A NJ 10 9 F. NJ, d9 i'm
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T PULGIAN-THE TURKISH BAZAAR Is NOW oper
81 ST. Charles street. opposite ST Charles Hotel
FANCY GOODS Of every description, and real III Rk1SH
TOBACCO, TURKISH and MEERSCHAuN PIPES, TURK
ISk TOBACCO CIGARS, and the finest PERFUMERY il
the world, Wholesale and retail. M 3pn
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MIME DE GOO-THIS WONDERFUL AsTEoIo-
WI GsT still Triton Walk, door below the
of Apollo street New Orleans Go one 60 all and
planets thousands have done and left
Office with cheerful heart She Still continues show the
likeness OF future wives bring those who
separate together and speedy marriages. will give inor
of absent friends lost stolen goods describing the
thief will select prize numbers 10 the lottery, gratis
Madame De Goo has received few dozen bottles the CHI
NESE MIXTURE, or Cure for Drunkenness. Also. small
lot Of Turkish Magic Love and Luck Powders from CONSTANT
nople prepared by the great Warror g. L. rego
tuned There will be danger Of there being any old maids
bachelors in New Orleans ii they will give the Madame
call,
Don't forget the place Triton Wak door below the
corner Of Apollo street 90 3m
NINE FRANK, THE CELEBRATED ITALIAN
1Vl PHYSICIAN and tH1ROMANCER or ASTR0LOGER,
has 1861 Baronne Mime +. will divine
different changes in Life from Childhood Old Age
tracing Of Life Sickness the Line of Intellect
Disappointment in Business: times you be
Married. Lucky Numbers in Lotteries; Travels Success.
with five prominent points Of the Disposition Lovers Wishes
and Courtship.
Nine Franks Of dvinng your destiny upon purely
| scientific principles.
Charges and dollars each.
n. B.-Nme +. will also prescribe for female irregularities
complaints For all inrmies of this she has
certain remedies which have never been known to fail.
| Ali communications in regard TO health free d24 3n
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VALUABLE SLAVES AT AUCTION.
BY C. NJ. RUTHERFORD, Auctioneer.
Office, No q Natclez street.
THURSDAY, the l2th inst, at 12 o'clock NJ,
l. Banks Arcade, Will be sold
Slave man GARRETT, aged about Is yearsa fine house
servant fully guaranteed.
Slave girl uAROLTNE aged "a years-cottonfe hand
clnated and fully guaranteed.
R1@TERMS-Gash.
Act Of sale Abat N P, at the expense Of the
purchaser.
Slaves time and place. Terms made known at
the time OF sale. mlU 81
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PRICES OF ADMIssION-Dress Circle, Iatced Boxes,
Parq uee Boxes 81 So Pit Sl Third Gallery, 50
No Seat secured unless paid for
Doors omen at ca o'clock Performance commences at
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at the Principal Hotels Yesterday.

ST CHARLES; R conee Md; 7 B Graham, St Louis; W
Paine Irordence;J K Teg Savannah; Bragg lady and
child, Boston, Arnot and lady, Miss Arno, Miss Arno
Y; G II Butler; Pa; Kerr Columbia Miss A Miller, II
Goezei, Bush and lady Reynolds; p Blackburn Va:
F barry Il Camp, sacketts H&rboT; Z MoSby Va;
H Ginglts J NJ G Dickinson, HRysvle W Gosler lady
and dau, Memphis Billings and lady St Louis Higgins.
Selma; Nosburg, Nicksburg, Hart, o. Scott, Ky;
IhnmTs Hill Deer Greek Miss; Samuel Shaekef9Ed Miss
y; 9 Beknap Boston; DR. ! Welsh; ~; W Il Stevens
La: 4 NJ Alexander, } William, Teas II Carpenter Va;
uncker and lady, Mobile: Holiday n o: J EdwarGs and
lady, Ky; G \ Neafus Well, Il Jewell, Nrs Lyon,
La; W Mustol, Baltimore.
CITY j R Bridges. Ark j Mane! ? NsnI La; II 5gs
Lee MISS Vim Nentfiss, A. SUMPTION Fisher X
Smrrt Q; Harts6y San Francisco + D D Ryan Texas;
DIR Welsh, Ky; Holng gsworth aud lady, GnTon, Jr,
La; P Iornn and family; Miss Williams, ~; Brown
Ala b Dickinson, Ark; ID Carroll, La: Miss j Davies
Mss uertick ane lady ca; Goehe Boston ID D adams
Viola, Miss; W s Pickett, ! Heath Q; . Fisher,
Rhodes, Tenn; John Vale Texas; " II Ely, Phi John
neyereaux n.y. p W Griffith rhGs Miller Jas Baird Ky:
W eioniden, La;J CLARK, o. iadman, IL l. 7 Bas
set, Icnty Rock. Texas II Tucker VIM Davis Mrs NJ J
Howell la b Collins, J \ smith II N Smh ri Jas Ward
Mrs &C Bckham Jesse Wallace aud lady MaGsch, Miss;
jus Wilson, Ark, " Smith, AFk
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ST CHARLES THEATER.--We are glad to see the
play-gong public awakening to the merits of Edwin
Booth. The st. Charles was handsomely filed, and
the young tragedians portrayal of Lear was i'm
mensely appauded; for, with the exception of a
trifng blemsh two, which attributable to his
youth alone, it was a most correct and powerful per-
formance. 1t seems odd that so young actor should
excel in old mems characters yet such is the fact
Mr. Booths Richeeu, Sir Giles and Lear, have been
unmistakaby his best representations, though We
have beheld him in all with the most unalloyed plea
sure Tonight, he will personate a character, in
which his YOUTH undisguised, will be a potent
point that of Romeo, in Shakspeares immortal love
tragedy. Mrs. Gladstane will support him, as juliet
We would advise all lovers Of fine acting to go.
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Telegaphed to the New Orleans Crescent.
ADDITIONAL BY STEAMER ALPS
FURTHER FROM CHINA
An American Cutter Captured.
FORTY AMERICAN sEAMEN MISSING.
tsy sArIoSAL AND BALIzx LIsEs.l

NEW YORK, March 21.-We learn by the Alps that
the Chinese at Canton had captured an American cut
ter, and that her crew. consisting Of forty American
sailors, are missing, and are aupposed to have been
murdered by the Chinese.
The Panama Case.
WASHINGTON, March 2l-H Is rumored that Mr..
Bowlin, Minister to New Granada, and Mr.. I. E.
Morse, who was appointed U. s. Commissioner to
that country for the purpose Of settling the Panama
riot affair." have demanded their passports in conse-
quence Of the reectment. by the government of New
Granada Of their overture towards a settlement Of
that lamentable affair.
Loss Of the Steamboat Belfast
LOUISVILLE, March 2l.-We learn that the steam
boat Belfast broke in two at Island &c. She is insured
here for 900.
Persian Affairs. 1-7'= s
~ Olr adyices by the Alps state that the treaty be
tween Persiaand England is natSyet signed - Z
t 4 =. Appointment. = - : =.
WASHINGTON, March 2O.-Mr.i Myers has been
appointed Collector at Cincinnati. !.
81 Domestic Markets. "'- srn
NEW YORK, March 21.-Flour is unchanged, and
quoted at s. to s6 S.. Wheat closed dull. Othe,
articles are unchanged. 5sa,a~
CINCINNATI, March 2L-Flour exhibits an advanc
ing tendency, and is quoted at IS to IS 05. Whisky
223. Linseed oil 81 to CSC.