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ADJUSTMENTS.
CRIsPS GAIETY-G Xavier STREET
lessee Manager ". II. CRISP; Treasurer 7. B. CLARKE

(sRIsP'S GAIETY-GR GRAvIER STREET
Lessee Manager W H. CRISP; Treasurer T. B. CLARKE.
PRICES OF ADMIssIoN-Dre.s Circle and Pnrquette IS
;ry sS GoISrsd Gallery ousaroon per seat
Box nos ss lsm sssss
aS~rhe most Elegant Thester in the United States -ss
THIS EVENING. March 27, 1857.
Farewell Benefit of the celebrated LOUIS KELLER, and
The grand spectacle 81 osERoN Illustrated BY number Of
hgnse @ h aens1 by he K Keller M conclude
s-saiurday Benefit Of Mr. W Davdgs.
Gepay a. Dc L
will appear. mH
ST. CHARLES TIIEATEIs-sT. CHARLES ST.
ing M.aassf M & e. cHssES iR SsS' @ 'oN Act
rsIGEs 9F CAP I ss c and Rs5esf
tickets, Is cents Private Boxes, each, So.
past O'clock Box Office open daily from 10 10 5
O'Clock.
THIS EVENING. March 81 1857.
Last night but of the engagement Of EDWIN BOOTH,
s fRPsaT
tragedy Of KING LEARking Lear, Mr. Booth Edgar NJ.
the Il farce o THE Fefis M1
" Ess Mss cfs, e SsHe or mr. Booth
sB-Sunday-Beneft of H. Corri mT
ORLEANS THEATER ORLEANS STREET
PRICES OF ADMISSION-Dress Circle. Iatticed Boxes,
and Second Boxes 81 So Pit Sl Third Gallery 50
ents. No Seat secured unless paid for.
Doors open at 6z O'Clock. Performance commences 7.
SATURDAY. March q, 1857.
Will be acted Grisar's opera, THE DEVIL
HS-Monday, the 3OthI.ast night Of Madame A. De La
Grange-Lucia di Lamnermoor
Hf-In rehearsal-"The Trovator"
for sale at the Box office. m27
A MPHITHEATER AND MUS e UM-ST 7
II CHARLES STREET corner of Commercial Place
G. R. sPALDING, Business Manager R. G. MARSH Stage
Manager; ANDY SPRINGER, Ticket Agent.
MARsH's JUVENILE COMEDIANS,
In the Fairy Story Of
THE NAIAD QUEEN,
In four with and beautiful Scenery, Music and Pro
pertes,
Ey ERY N 1T
And SATURDAY NOON. at IL o'clock.
Fiy~Sests may be secured two days in advance ~GN
Hf5-In preparaion-The Phantom Ship Beauty and tht
Bea.t, Forty Thieves, Invincibles etc.
Prices of Admson-U all parts of the house,
half price. Quadroon Private Boxes 81 single
cents m25
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r. c. TwICHELL.
OFFICE or THE New ORLEANS DAILY DELTA,

OFFICE New ORLEANS DAILY DELTA,
T3 Camp street, Jan. l6, 1857.
Messrs Senmons Co: GentlemehIt gives pleas
IRE that of the Brazilian Pebble Spectaces
which and have had in for weeks
past my sight much improved and my greatly
elev. from the stra which previously upon
reading writing earnestly advise those who require
the aid of glasses give you call.
Yours, respectfully, HENRY GREEN.
sS-Oaice hours from o'clock A. NJ. until O'Clock P.
.Ioa 9,srr
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ea j. VEGAS DANCING ACADEMY.
IN VEGAS most respectfully his friends and
M the pnhic that his Dancing Academy is open


M VEG AS most respectfully his friends and
GT the public that his Dancing Academy is open for
S..iS. the season, at
OD d FELLOWS HALL
where he hopes with the liberal patronage.
teaching commenced on Saturday, Nov. l.
LA IMPERIAIE, danced in the first circles of Paris last
ter will become popular in New Orleans this
will be taught by MIR. Vegas
The days and hours of tuition follows:
LADIESTuesays Thursdays and Sa urdays from 10 IL
O'Clock NJ.
DREN.Tmesdays Thursdays and Saturdays from to
o'clock p. NJ.
GENTIEMEN-Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays from
10 o'clock P. VI.
m Practcing Party for Ladies Gentlemen every We'd
Desday.
nParticular attention will be given Children, and many
Fancy Dances before Taught in this city will be
brought
H v will also give lessons Seminaries in private
families.
The Musical Department under the charge
violinist Mr. A. BENEGRI Orchestra Leader for Balls
and Soirees.
E@For terms apply to Mr. J. VEGAS Odd Fellows Hail.
or ut Mr.. Gnbici's Music Store, 80 Camp st. DO SIN
A STROLOGsY AND PHRENOLOGY. ALL
"A wishing TO know their prospects,
them correctly stated by Mime AIWYN, l23 ua
and be consulted all matters concerning love- marriage
business cOuship law Matters and will tell the
lady gentleman they will marry, also the her
The Madame speaks English French and Germun
hours from : \ NJ 10 = T. NJ d9 hm
New Orleans daily crescent., 1857-03-27

VETERINARY SURGEON-DR. ". PROCTOR,
No 6S julia between Charles and Caroneetsls
The undersigned regularly educated Veterinary Physician
has taken the above named cmmodus premises and opened
INFIRMARY for diseased Horses Cattle His long
experience Rnd practitioner of VETERINARY
MEDICINE and ST RG in Kentucky and
him in believing that he give entire satisfaction
entrusted him. Where effected charge
will be made.
nB-Specia attention given to Nckng and Docking in the
most approved styles.
DR.. W. PROCTOR,
mi 3p1m No. l6s Julia street.
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terminus of the Opeousas and Great Western Railroad
and the point of departure Of the Vanderbilt Mail Line
Steamers 10 Texas
BY j. A. BEARD & co.,. A. Beard, Auctoneer.
WEDNESDAY. priI Is, 1857, and follow
street in the city of New Orleans by and pursuance
order of the Honorable the Fourteenth Judicial District
for the parish Of St Mary in the State of Louisiana bearing
date 2h February 1851 the following property of Robert b.
Brashear deceased and others sold for division and settle
Of coparnership between the heirs Of said r. b.
shear and Thos. T. Brashear ESD, wit
$50 LOTS OF GROUND, less, in the beautifully
located town Of Basheu fronting Berwicks Bay
tue terminus of the Opeosas and Great Western Railroad
The peculiar advantages of this locality
poses secoud any in the Southern will
the principal Gulf city, and communicating directly the
citc by the contcnpa ed railroad.
The railroad will be finished Bashea during the month
March, and the Vanderbilt line of ready
the connection 10 Galveston.
The necessity for hotel and restaurant for immediate
great and travellers and pleasure parties will require
greater accommodation than that which now exists.
In addition Brasear's commercial advantages ii will
ford delightful summer the shores being bluff
tide To The hunter holds inducements both
Tor and fine fish.
visiting ohtuin tlographic plans description
locality the ground the office the auc,oneers
RdP- TERMS OF SAIE-One third cash, and balance
and three credit
on the property with interest ut per from date
until paid.
The to be divided into coupons the
the parties interested.
Stark notary public at the expense
of the purchasers. mY
New Orleans daily crescent., 1857-03-27

IMPORTANT TO COTTON PI4ANTERs-BY
L which their Incomes must be Duubed-ihe undersigned
has invented and obtained letters paeu from the United
Tor the combination of machinery foe
ing Seed Cotton into iars by continuous process from the
GIN through the preparation and spinning machinery until
ready tor shipment weaving The saving of COTTON
VAST will he AT least Ten Per Cent? aud my
process The Of machinery the into bales
its handling mt all and those and dsenangle It, ich
destructive in their operations the fibre but
dpenSahle TO those of ginning and spinning
FAC YARNS made Of nbrOktn fibre. and hence
will be fifty cent stronger will command advanced prices
and they will distance all competition in market.
The undersigned is prepared dispose Of privileges
his PATENT and Planters will he informed with
pete instructions how how obtain the
chinery and all other necessary particulars application ad
dressed to me here with my rooms,
corner Front and Dsuphiu streets, up stairs
FEB ly&W GEORGE G. HENRY Mobile, Ala
VOST"S PLON AND sCRAPER-JUsT RE
T. ceyed for sale by
J. WATERMAN BROTHER,
fel2 IA Magazine street cor
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KHe Uf1GNNS Stake.
Sweepstake for colts and fles, dropped in 1855
OH the Meairie Course, New Orleans the SAT
URD.AY previous the regular
sociaon Races in the spring of 1853 five hundred dollars
$500 subscription half forfeit 500 declaration if made
before the LIST of January l!S subscribers will fill
ne stake mile heats colts sb b and gedings allowed
3b in all other to be governed by the rules
Metare Jockey Club. To close on the lst April, 1857.
In the above stakes nominations declarations
dressed to SIDNEY STORY ESQ., Secretary of the Metae
Association New Orleans, La. W. J. MINOR
ma It Chairman Executive Committee.
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All letters France, Holland and Belgium must be prepaid
Il cents the American to Liverpool and Sonhamp
ton; % by direct Havre and by
British Letters Switzerland and Italy should
under the rule reach earlier their destination with three
cents inland postage from this office to New York.
closed mail consisting Of letters and for States
and cities of the German Austrian Postal Union and Denmark,
Norway Sweden Poland, Russia Greece Ionan Islands,
fs sent from the Post-otce in New York semi weekly.
West India Islands will be sent by this stenIner
New Orleans daily crescent., 1857-03-27

# S0ULE'S COMMERCIAL COL
ln LEGE-An Institution for Business Asprants- -
MSs Til Located at VIM. Gaunts Writing Academy,
2z=<glsa. ner Camp and common streets
Young gentlemen wishing qualify themselves thoroughly
practically for the various duties of the Coutin Room
and business pursuits generally offered advantages
and facilities this Institution than any other in the South
everything taught by practical exercise would be learned
in the Counting Room. and instructions impaired individually
and in classes The Of study embraces DOUBLE
ENTRY BOOKKEEPING practically applied 10 various
gance, rapidity and legibity; COMMERCIAL CALCULA
T0NS embracing species of computation
business know, worked by analysis cancellation
system eny taught in this Instiue BOOKS pnsted
opened with dispatch and ouuble terms This
in perpetual session. and pupils any time for
full branch they may DESIRE and attend any
Louos from A. NJ to Z, NJ. Terms moderate and
fell v
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GREAT FOOT RACE
METAIRIE JOCKEY CLUB.

~--~-~"s-<.i.>--A Orleans on
SATURDAY, 4th of Apri-Jockey Club Purse $500 single
heat OF two miles.
Same daySweepstake for colts md llies years
two mile heats sub. $780, IT. s which the Club will add
$500: the se"ond horse receive $500 of the
T. j. ellis names b. e. NOISE, by Capt. Elgee dam by
Ruby
C.'P. Coyle names b. e. MARKsMAN, by imp Glencoe,
dam by Rodolph.
D. +. kenner b. f. MINNEHAHA by Mahomet, dam
Kate Aubrey.
TUESDAY, the 7,h ApriI-Club Purse, $500; mile
heats.
WEDNESDAY, the Sth Apr-sweepstake colts and FL
lies, two years old: mile heats; sub $780, #. 500.
D. +. kenner b. C. by Voucher, dam Ha'-
penny.
A. NJ spraeue names b. PORTLAND. by imp. Sovereign
dam Folly, by imp Glencoe
t. j. Wells gr. CAI.vIT, by Yorkshire out of
Reel.
Also c. +. ANNIE LAURIE, by Yorkshire out of Judith
by Glencoe, and she out of Fandango.
Same day-Clnb Purse, 500 two mile heats
THURSDAY the 9th Apr-Club Purse $500; single heat of
two miles
Same day-Club Purse, $500: mile heats.
FRIDAY, the 10th of April-Club Purse $500: mile heats
best three in hve
SATURDAY, the llh April-Club Purse, $780, four mile
hears. ~
Entrance money Eve per the purse which
TO the second horse if there be horse the
trance will with the purse. No deductions from
purses in of q walk
Three old weights will be carried by year old in
their stake In all other the stakes will
by the rules of the Metairie Iackcy Club.
In the first of day the horses will oclock
2. NJ, precisely.
Should race be postponed, penant will be displayed
the St. Charles Hotel. W. j. MINOR,
mZ3 I'd Chairman Executive Committee.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1857-03-27

T
" the Consolidated Debt of New Orleans.
New ORLEANS, 18th March, 1857.
WHEREAs act entitled act to consolidate the city of
New Orleans approved 2td February 1852 supple
mentay thereto approved the day authorizes ind
powers this Board issue and sell bonds city
Orleans having than forty with interest,"
payable at such place may be agreed beween the Com
mssones and the purchasers the proceeds Of the bonds thus
sold be applied tile of the debts of the old
ration of the several Municipalities and OF late city of La
fayette
Notice hereby given that sealed proposals will be
up to the h Apr next 1851 at Il O'Clock NJ for the sale Of
sxtyfse bonds, Of thousand dollars each having thirty
five fron ls January 1857 said bonds bearing
six centnm interest annum payable semiannually
the city of New York.
Proposals addressed nEHUYS Secretary and
dorsed proposals for sale of Bonds"
CHARLES NJ WATERMAN Mayor
THOS. THEARD, Comptroller.
ADAM GIF EN-, Treasurer.
l.. II. PLACE,
Chairman Committee Finance,
Board of Aldermen.
N. +. BAILEY,
Chairman Committee Finance.
- . Board of Assistant Aldermen.
o DEBu fS. Secretary. milo 2St
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nay AND BOARpING SCHOOL FOR YOUNG

~ LADIES-Founded in 1888 by Madame I,eiris
Quoted since 1910 by Madame DebrayauN Burgundy be-
Customhouse and Bienville Streets New Orleans.
The Summer Session Of this establishment at Pass Christian
begins st The buildings there large enough
FIFTY boarders, indefinite number Of
Day Scholars Attached to the premises fine bath house
and good wharf The nstitaon provides thorough and SUBJ
sna instruction in and department of education
and offers great facilities for the requirement the French
Singing and Soege taught by Mr. Provost the well
known leader Of the Orchestra of the New Orleans Opera
Provost will reside the Pass during the summer and
nue his lessons Singing and sofege the establishment
will also give private lessons in families.
Examinations in music take place month during winter
the city and fortnight during the the Pass
The city school remains the whole for boarers
day scholars, myo6
New Orleans daily crescent., 1857-03-27

A MORRISON ID. DIETER, COMMISSION MER-
n CHANT AND AGENT FOR JEFFEkNiS DOUBLE
ACTING SUCTION AND FORCE PUMP WITH INDIA
RUBBER BALL VALVES.
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MILLINERY,

~ p A HINT TO STRANisERS-WhatrR0 so
A%A, is the OF paying for article than Ef
ssW%s.y can be bought for AT the old established NM
S1I4S9 stand of MRS. CLARKE, Poydras and AA
giant of SPRING MILLINERY consisting in part
OF Grape Hair and Straw Bonnets of description
mea Bonnes and Hats for misses and children fine
Flowers; beautiful Sprng Ribbons well other
Gle in the Millinery Department There is also be
excellent assortment of Lace Mantias which, with
being offered prices much than can be
found of the branch business
"a fashionable part of the city"
Mrs Cs being small her profits likewise small
She would therefore strangers visiting our cy 10
call and her stock before purchasing elsewhere Re-
member the address, MRS. CLARKE'S
nl1 bm-nl7 corner Poydrns and Carondelet SITS.
~sAM MIME p. ALBERT, No. 63 ROYAL..s IN
Spstreet, corner of Benvie has the honor t{f,/a,
TX inform the Ladies tf New Orleans the sur FSSA
rounding country, that she has just received per
stenmers from France large Of NEW GOODS to
which she invites their attention.
Her assortment of EMPRESS PARMEI.A and other STYLES
of BONNETS she is will he found excel ANYTHING of
the previously imported Besides She invites particular
attention to the following articles:
ARTIFICIAL FLOWERS d the most choice and recherche
description; HEAL DRESSES 4 LA MARQUISE RISTORI
etc etc; DRESS TRIMMINGS, of the richest style and taste
She has also magnificent .tock Of LACES EnGINGS LACE
Stree Dresses. FANS. POINT DANG ELTERRE PARA
SOILS and MARABOUT PARASOLS all of which will be-
yond doubt prove, upon Inspection be the beautiful
NINE ALBERT also informs the Ladies that she is prepared
to do all kinds of DRESS-MAKTNG and MILLINERY being
assisted by Mile Leontine and Nine Foury lately from
the most fashionable houses Of Paris
The establishment of Mime F. Cade Paris who bings with
her all the latest Partisan Fashions, e ~
Mime A. informs her old that her stock will he
found to fully the imported by her
in the past of her residence city, and that
they Will cal anu examine for themselves, d20 3n
New Orleans daily crescent., 1857-03-27

WAGONS, etc. VARNIsI, etc.
s85-For sale low for cash or city acceptance. .-gs
xs~No. ll3 GRAvIER and No. l3 UNION STREET, ,-ga
New Orleans La.
tai Jy T.
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NEW GRocEK1Es-yUsr RECEIVED

NEW GROCERIES-JUST RECEIyED-%
~ Shaker PRESERVES; HAMS; Beef TONGUES;
iracknell BISCUITS; English SAUCES and Pickles;
French PRESERVE Westnhaa HAMS
RAISISs, Figs and Prunes, in Jars and Fancy Boxes;
and variety of FANCY GROCERIES, just received, desirable
for the Holidays.
Together with very superior stock of excellent WINES
LIQUORS and COBDIALS
For sale at the GEM GROCERY STORE, 2a Baronne st.
m23 ct f. l.. BERCIER. Agent.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1857-03-27

~ NEW ORLEANS LOCK HANUFAC-
ON TORY, II Magazine Street, Poydras.
kTsH ALEX. DEARIE,.,. RICHARD DEARIE
\I DEARIE 4 BROTHER.
LOCK MANUFACTURERS AND BELL. HANGERS
respectfully inform the puolc and builders that they
ing aud have hand large and compile assortment
BUILDERS HARDWARE, consisting Of Locks, Hinges
Bolts Sliding Door Trimmings Screws Pulleys, etc. which
they offer for sale the reasonable
their they have factory where all kinds of Locks
banks, vaults prisons. stores dwellings made
der the shortest secure supe-
rior article If snfe Night Latch for offices dwellings.
BELL HANGING in all its various branches, such Sig
nal and other Bells for locomotives ships hotels dwellings,
put up in workmnnlke warranted 10 give
satisfaction Smith work general. Jobbng promptly
tended
nay-Sole Agents for GRAY BROS PATENT DOOR AND
GATE SPRINGS. ms ly
CCO'TCH ALE-3oO CASKS EDlNBUPG ALE SU-
- peror quality and in fine order nndin ships Marathon
and Echo from Glasgow; for sale by
SANFORD ( BROS,
m2i Ct Nos. IS and % New I.evee.
NDERSON Id. DIETER, COMMISSION MER-
n CHANT, AND AGENT FOR JEFEEKN,S pOUBIE-
New Orleans daily crescent., 1857-03-27

PRICES OF ADMIssION-Dre.s Circle and Parquette rs
CENTS Family Circle equal any seat In the house O a
2S Goiored Gallery Quadroon Private Boxes per
10; Ten Elegant Private Boxes, IS to IS each,
New Orleans daily crescent., 1857-03-27

SUCCESSION de Joseph c. Davfs.-Ayant etc
~ aponte cnrateur cette Succession, ayant
prize de pesene
endebte pe de aire paement
| sgne. NATHi. 7. EDISON,
Nouvelle- Orleans, Is 1857. ml9233D
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SECOND DISTRICT CouRT1 SUCCESSION OF JEREMIAH
of New Orleans. BERRY. No. 1896
NOTICE is hereby given to the creditors of
~ this estate and to all other herein Interested
show within days from the notification, If any
they have why the by the
of this should be homoogaed approved
the funds distributed in accordance herewith
By order of the Court:
ms 80 a3 A. DREUX Deputy Clerk.
Preble County Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1857-1859, 1857-09-17
EATON, PREBLE ceJNTY O. SEPT H. 1857


secret fame-a yearning that has turn
ed from the stately and cold nomencla.
ture of science, whose forces had roun
ded the beaded drops of beauty, thai
glittered in the morning light, and tint
ed the flower that breathed fragrant
sighs through the prison windows of his
studio; as such an one, has looked out
upon the charm of the real, and seen it
color cold science with the flush of ex-
lstence, and twine round its cold forms
the drapery of life, and became the fu-
ture Humboldt, Audubon, or Linnous,
50, tifey VIC dreaI1sgnt analyze human
greatness, as they find in the character,
and deeds of Washington, lessons of
greatness, too great and lasting for any
human scale of measurement, We hope,
may catch the spirit and inspiration they
breathe, and become our future Wash
ingtons. AS the shadows of evening
grew long, we turned from the hallow-
ed place. l could but notice the change
in the appearance of our company, as
we wound slowly down the hill side to
our steamer.
We were all young. On our hearts
the shadows of great grief had never
fallen, yet in bright eyes, l saw tear
drops they were not the scalding drops
of grief, but they fell upon the consc-
Grated soil of Mount Vernon, sacred
alike to Memory aud Hope. Memory
of the war worn and council tried hero
and civilian, and Hope that his and our
native land, may realize the destiny to
which he pointed and bade her aspire
to. Like him may We, in the integrity
of patriotism, go forth to serve our coun-
try, our whole country, in tho spirit of
that exalted patriotism which lifted him
above factions, and made him our guild
ing star. As we lost sight OF Mount
Vernon, one of our party broke the ST
lence by pointing thither and repeating
tie Ode of Collins:
How sleep the brave who sink 10 rest,
BY all their countrv's wishes beSt
When Spring with dewy fingers cold.
Returns to deck their ALLOWED mould.
She there shall dress n Swceter'S I'D,
Than Fancys feet have csc: :trod.
BY In iry hands their kuefl is rt,n.
isy forms unseen their dirCc is sung,
There Honor comes, pilgrim grey.
To bic - the turf that wraps their clay
And Freedom shall awhile repair,
To dwell weeping hermit there.
Thus closed the excursion which is
the subject of these "reminiscences.
Preble County Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1857-1859, 1857-09-17
A DEAD NIGGER.

When the cholera was at its worst in
1849 in New Orleans, an old negro who
had weathered the yellow fever many
times, at length got frightened at the
havoc which the new disease was max
ing among all classes. His master one
night heard him praying to the angel
of the lord,' by the light of talloW
candle, ''to spare him dis time-to let
him have a little longer and den take
him to glory" But he concluded his
prayer by protesting perfect submission
to the will of the angel of the Lord
even should he be called for to go i'm
mcdiately on his long journey. Sam
bo's master determined to test the sin
cerity of this last profession. He knock.
ed loud and distinct at his door.
"Who dar?" asked Sambo.
"The angel of the Lord" was answer
cd ..-.......- ---
"What you want p
az have called for Sambo."
The master heard the candle sudden
ly extinguished with a whoof, and Sam
bo energetically answered, ..
"He not here J.! dat niger is beer
dead dis three weeks"