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Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1858-02-20
a B r A D r D.
MANUFACTURER AND DEALER IN
addlery, Harness, Trunks, Whips, and Sad
~ dlery Hardware.

tAiNEY HOUSE ROW.. BATON ROUGE. LA.
T4TE OUL RESPECTFULLY inform our Friends.
W Customers and the Pubic, that We have now
the most complete and varied assortment Of goods in
Outline that can be be found in the southern Market
We have recently made very large additions 10 our
Stock, in general, and will continually be receiving
additions of the best quality and lateststxies. Having
made arrangements with one Of the best Manutactur-
ing Houses il New GorE, to have most of our FINE BAD
DIES and HARNESS, made to our order expressly, to
Ecther Hitn those Of our own Manufacture. We haye
every Confidence in recommending them to be OF sup
error workmanship, and feel assured that We can os!eT
extTs Inducements to customers. We are prepared e.
sell at Whoicsale Or Retail, and pledge ourselves t.
sell OH as favorable terms as can be bought at any
other House IN the South
To Our old customers We beg leave to return Gu.
sincere thanks for their liberal patronage heretofore.
and li:vate all to give us a call, to whom We will TAKE
pleasure in showing our Stock of Goods. a list in part
may b. found as follows:
In the way Of Saddles, I have
American, Baltimore,
English, Kentucky.
Siau!ah, and Washington
and Mexican Somerset.
Danube. At,aka pas, Creole SOMERSET,
I1vpe. Citizens Whe.ler's Patent
and Traveller. Sp-ius l. Huzzar.
Plain and Stained
.SLaftoe City style.
| Ladies', Aisses' and
Boys Of every quality.
OF Harness., there H.
FSi:yer, Brass Plated and
Japznred Carriage Harness,
SILVER, Brass Rarouch and
Thilaing Carriage Harness.
Buggy anu omnibus OF the same.
I jnsit" special attention TO our stock Of Harnes
which is very large and We are deler1ntnec to pu
them at the lowest possible Gsure. a general aaSor-
ment.
Also OK
Plantation,
WaonD. n~ar and
Cart Harness,
Collars. Blind
Brides, Trace Chains,
Rceast-Chains, Hanes, &c.
IHtrEA COMPLETE ASyoTHEN1oF
English Fo.iD Carpet Bags.
and sole Leather Saddle Bags,
Trunks and Trunk WATERPROOF!
YaIices, Bags,
schools arhels. Ladies'
Travelling Trunks Trunks,
and Bonnet Boxes.
Also all kinds OF
arr;,rc Planters
I'D Rng~7 Whips,
WHIPS, Hunting,
brides, Riding and
M4rtingsles, 0verseer
Stirrups, WHIPS,
gSpurs Horse
and ritts. Brushes,
Curry Combs, taFds.
Name Combs, Dog Collars and Dog CHAINS
a very fine article Of American and English Brides
Kidding " hips. Riding and Driving GloFes-N "rsted,
Linen and Cotton Fly Nets.
-ALSO-
An assortment in general Of Saddlery Hardware
Shifting, Harness Leather, tnan'eiIed Leather IN
amelled Cloth, Patient Leather, Saddle Trees. Cal
and examine our goods and prices. Ali orders rronpt
lv attended to. a, bfAbFVhb
Baton Rouge, Sept. q, 1s56.-yi
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IAkl & Wagon HARNESS.
y 4 full ass rtn1-nt Of Collars, Hamcs, EI,nl Dri:
'tles. Cart Breeding, Cart Saddles, Wagon Harness.
Trace Chains, &c, which we offer 1T moderate prizes.
LARGEIEk l. AMOUR.
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DENTISTRY

-. DENTISTRY.
n STRAUS. formerly OF Cincinnati, respectfully
~ oilers his services to the citizens OF ts. Baton
Mage ~ L surgeon Dentist. He is prepared to exc
cute all manner Of Dental operations on the most
approved and Scientific principles known to tho pro
-f.ssion. Terms reasonable. DR.. straus can BIZ found
St the residence Of DIT. Kratz, at Bsuly Landing, or
orders eau b. let. At this Office.
nov. 21tf. DR.. STRArS, D.
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Az.

T,ullv II am Ageu, for the southern Nur.
II sery nt T.. mas Aaiecs, Adams CcAntT, Miss.
ri vail ill all orders for Fruit or Ornamental Trees,
p!.u,t, FIu VI, =, or Crap e Vines, delivering lhelh AT
an, n,in, upoa III. Mississippi Rlvcr, and in such
u.,An,it.rS u. may BIZ required. l'er-ons oruelllg
snp..l 10 50 roo, tbs. their orders may be flied in
,n.,r !o7 tran ,plantsus.
suy. aldNrtn. IL. /. NAiHfit'
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n.,.,nraf-Dr. Krelz.

,rr7 has removed his residence IRON bEuiy
D :: shs:ss to ;hs 1o use ' 's;;ss s,s Sss" 1se S y y;
''aD.oes, Eses' ,s se eau always be found unless absent
o. g.o, o.ss1s ean be- LETT at bis Drug stere = At q Dr. p5ciy
-" .r,s oC;,e. ~feb-e6np DIX. hkE4>
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~ ~ X Notice

- g, = Notice.
r,y PAYERS Of this parish are hereby mott
th 3D., .,,: STATE and PARISH taxes
a ~ ~ year ISL, are now due, and that payment
'os s;l, be enforced at the end Of the legal delay,
'hs'.s' ,r,vsous.y pssd at the shesiff's office Of this
nn4ess VIM. WHITE, Sheriff.
parish. rehr,ar, Goth. 1858.
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1858-02-20

ToMR STONES,
u,,so,. EUNs, yUAGAENrs, ToMBR,
HEAi, AND FtUG STONES.
- p l. hNOCHS, would respectfully call public
at,en.ion to the fact that lhey are no" III tnls
-" .o.,. orr.rs tn- work. Thei1 lLLuu-
r's,,.~ 80 Nv philadelpni4. where 1Eey employ 4 corps
NJ ,hs most skliEll artists ana ~orAn1en- aun where
,hsy are prepared to get up eitnor III Italian or A1'et'
,r.n marble. ,iausoleun~, Monuments AMI ioi'i'8 ID
any style Of art. .n-.ro NJ Mai,
.trre,. Baton Rouge viii meet with prompt attention.
Janl6lu.
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1858-02-20

T nrd tvare.-The under signed have been for the
IL last month opening goods direct from the Manu-
factories, aud are satisfied that they have in Store,
the largest and most varied assortment Of hard ware
oot OF New Orleans, which they offer for sale ut their
usuallow prices. Purchasers will find it to their
interest to cali ana examine. before sending to the
CITY. LARGUlkR L l.ANOCE
Cor. L.afa yette and Florida sts.
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E,SI'ltAf.

TAns KEN. T r: as ss STRAY d BY cas " ::s' asss; s:y s'SAi y" ";:f:
os'v xn}ry stripe III thc face, small si@s, brand.
na$ No.;ce /, HEREBY give" 10 the owner 10 S" az,
ga A., .ta.;n IA. animal ana pay tie "Ape1ses: ON
" h. vii! tr sold according - law oa tH| ~ 'As
" March i. . ith5. b. ~ ! .,1 w.rd
OF s'AIt." Justice Of tie Peace: 9th NAra.
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1858-02-20

pATON ROUGE, CROSSE TErE d
~ OPEIOUsAs RAILROAD. NEW ARRANGE.
AESTS,-Oa and after Tuesday, Sept, LIST, the cars
will leave Bayou Crosse Tete daily, SUNDAYS except
ed at 81 O'Clock, A NJ, and returning: ieave the
river at 4 P. u.
The steam, ferry boat sunny South will make
two trips 4 day 10 the terminus IF the road, viz:
Leaves Baton Rouge at...........".....9h A. N.
@tc8&HFt} .....-.....-3a r. N
ALBRIGHT for the evening train must be shipped by
IL, H., that trip being maize exclusively for freight.
Through tickAts ana excursion tickets. for sale on
Toe SIN " South. J. d SLACK, Snperlntentent
June II, 1851.
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A. W. A nj E r 0 N.

ARCHITECT A1VU EUILpER
BATON ROUGE, La.
1IrL1. EXECUTE in q faithful and workmanlike man
w nsr, all contracts for building Or other work in
is linz, VII: IL may be conhled to him.
Ola. statszssd 70 hiEs through the Poztoflce. rn
" TO- r.. stenton.
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1858-02-20

lGRlCULTURAL IMPLEMENTS
IA Iloughs Axes, Medium and Heavy Corn Shelter,
and Road S%crapcrs, Straw Cutters and Hay Kuiress
Al1es Z: Bowlaad Spades and Shoveis, Hoes, Socket
Spades and Hay Forks Bush and Grain Syrhes, Grain
Cradles. Slleatb's Brian Hooks and Twig Cutters. Bcr-
der Shears and Garden Tzowells. Steel Point Wedges,
Frees, TX, log. Back and Trace Chains, Blind brides
Collars and Haracs, Cart Saddles ami i5reeching Cross
cut and pit SAVE, Garden Engines, curry combs and
all the other inplements-generalIy used, to be had
at the Agricultural Establishment of
LACQUER l. LANOCE.
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pNENIUMP PROFILE

q 30 AI3 D = 4 = ...,. -. 49,
~ nru, just received Ii i'n'tfo supply .. '"s
,ai,nr,ty Cora, snid to be- very t:Lcith' lFuih
NV ,r.a,1as,e. Baden, or ANY ether KIND. tF'ce'
80 =. : hall
" peck ...-.......-",.. opo
r,r PARTICULARS, ses circulars which We Viii furnish
n,;icatiou, containing certificates from manner
On app " h;7n,v accommodating it Tor its pro-
Sac,sva qualities, Ii. Grmress ant weight ana IN
@staps ' RARBEE & BENJAMIN.
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Fresh SUPPLIES!

@.~-. - OuUUIlUS
NO Mackarel in barrels.
~ - do . . X do
Coverings best refnsd loaf sugar in boxes.
Louisiana loaf sugar in barrel,
Crushed x - *
Powdered &" g. =.
~~ uie!ns soap. Small bars.
french h%ranaysln quarter casks,
IN cases OF one ! dozen
american brandy, i, and y,
Coarse and fnn salt,
#Sf@ Roanoke tobacco, SIS,
sChilaers' Honey dew,
&1rosnen butter OF the Roxsh.:a ,is,rr>s
~ day, $g@-S 4" I@ "''' i as1<e eve
:, ~, i. tanaaapagae = every brand and quality,
pl.sts.s 80 material, Cape Linz, cisstsr, Cement. &c.
f'a.sefer's Hair in large quantities. ' N'
e-'"S ) @S%~~ B4RBEEG EE.yyd MIN.
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1858-02-20

Now i'm store.
n bbls bi-Sulphate of Lime
~ 20 bblg Polar whale oil, clsas.
" Castor OIL,
10 " Linseed oil,
1000 lbs White lead,
10 dozen Cham payne,
20 " Claret.
5000 choice brands Havana cigars,
10 900 German cigars, ~
40 casks Scotch Ale,
D bbis Blue Lick Warer,
t. choice Peach WHISKY
2 II - Honongahela de,
5 different kinds Of French Brandy Al
different prices,
10 dozen Barnum's Fluid Lamps,
10 reams Wrapping paper,
50 boxes Chinese Flre.crakers.
All the above articles are offered at New Orleans
Ices, either for cash Or on credit
Ed RfGTx. Drug1ist
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1858-02-20

Flesh Supplies.
TIME subscribers are now receiving their winter
supplies, which will ceDsistof a general assert
snent Of Groceries, Wines, Liquors, &c.
They aave !u4t received and offer to the traie,
90 Bhls Of the popular Olcan1er Flonr,
y Bbls Deans Whskey-nouch abore proof,
III g Smiths, equally celebrated,
% Boxes Palm Soap, Small Bars.
600 Plain Eacon Hnms. very choice,
& Caskslow priced s. c. Hams.
Further SUPPLIES will be constantly coming in unit.
fheir stock is complete.
-~-.&tz%.. BARBEE Il BENJAMIN
OLD WHISKY.
Old Rye Whisky,
49, Old Monongahela,
5asa Old Western Reserve.
= lcw barrels Of each Of the above brsnds Wins
rant Call soon, Or your chance will be lost
oes ~ 1876 HARBEE i BENJAMIN.
.---- - ~
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CLERKS NOTICES. ETC

TX r ] DE La E.
Iato2asc d'Dusst Aators Rouge.
CORP DC sIx:Enr DISTRICT.
nnos 'auaire de Is succession &c LoEiaski 1n,,is-
tecedec. No. $50.
4 ITESDU que A1nndee Tu;llier de Ia parotaze It
n etat suSaits. & &C jour ~euregistre son Application
pour NAdsninlstrnlion de Ia suhdite succession~
Avis eat par le present dnupe que toute opnosisicn
!"gaie q Is dite application devra etre farte su Bureau
ou tfFeffer DE- c"'te parcisse dams les dix jours On:
suivront Ia premiere publication de Get ay:A,
burea L du 1rether, &C Feb 20 1858.
W. r. CHAMBERLAIN, Grefhrr.
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1858-02-20

To Cotton Planters.
The undersigned otfels his services to Cotton p1s
ers as a GIE-FRTGIT. He has had ami pie expsrle a
nd can produce the best Of references
BENJAMIN TERRIER,
Ration tcurn lime %
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DENTAL NOTICE.

TIE. I. FAY. has re- opened bis office
IL With new materisis. improved Instruments, ard
With all Of the new improvements In the protssssots
venieuce of aI.
Terms ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS At his residence e.
fA7ette street, Eston Eouss, .
ser,t. 2f-tfs %%
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DOMESTIC INTELLIGENcn


Congressional Proceedings.
wAsHrNGros Jan B.--No session Of the Senate.
Hcuss-B Burnetts- resolution passed, authorizing
special committee. 30 investigate the sale Of Fort
Smelling.
dissolution was adopted calling on thu Judiciary
Committee to send persons and paEers relative to
Judge Watrons' case TO Texas >
Stanton proposed select committes- to ascertain
who got the ss7e 600 alleged to have been paid by
manufacturing corporationsin Massachusetts, through
Lawrence, Stone & Co., to procure 8 modification of
che tariff A long debate ensued. Adjourned.
s Washington News.
WAsHIsGroN, Jan. 16.-Dispatchas have reached
the Navy Department from Lieut.. Crassa, Of the
schooner yarns in the Gulf of BAreH, under date Of
Dec. 5. Acting Master Redforh pEosecutes the sur
vey of the GrH
ST. LOUIS, Jan. l6--- Calhoun, says the Republican,
returned to Iecompton under escort Of the United
States troops, and left Leavenyerth last Wednesday
en- route fcr Washington with sthe Lecompton Con-
stitution The election returns are contradictory.
New YORK. Jan. l6.-Senator Brown, of Missis-
sippi, in a.etter to the New York Herald denies the
abandonment of the Lecoapton Constitution, and.
says he mas no doubt of its adoption
DEATH
LEAFENwoRTH, Jan. 1S~-CapL Brent, Assistane
Nebraska. Politics.
OSAKA, Jan. l4.-The Legislature has split; twen-
ty-oas members of the Assembly aud eight members
OF The Council have gone to Florence. The minority
renaain here in possession, of the journals.
Detrsit Ranks.
DETROIT, Jan. l6.-The Farmers and Meeasnics'
Rsak has resumed business.
Rsilroaa News.
yIcKsBuRG, Jan, l6--The passenger andafre'g
uains on the Southern Railroad stopped yesterday,
lowing to the caving ont of the embankmeats at differ
ent places on the read 1t is thought thay would re-
sumo on Tuesday OF Wednesday.
Domestic Markets.
| New YORK Jan. l6.-Cotton fTalz-hodeIs de-
mand an advance Corn is very dnlli; Mess Pork,
sl4 rs to sl4 80; Orleans Molasses, 2s Ito SOC.
CIScrSsAEI, JAN l6.-Flour, So 65 to $s IS !;
Whisky, llc.s Hogs, 81 Is to 81 Isl; Mess Pork ID
held at sla co. with sales of 1854 bbls.; Bulk Meats
s to &C.,; Lard is held at se.-the market being ex-
cited.
ST.. LerIs, Jan. I5.-Flour, So rs to ss 80; Wheat.
White sec.; Corn, 80 to 37ss.
Weather Intelligence.
ST.. Louis, Jan. Ie, A. M--Cloudy, with the mer>
curry at 50 deg.
PrrsBuRG, Jan. ls, aA. MI is raining -ther-
moneter at AZ deg.
BUFFALO, Jan. le, . A. M-Rain and fog-mer-
cary 40 deg.
C1Nc1sNArI, Jan. l6, A. M.-The sky is cloudy
mercury at 81 deg,
, DUBUQUE, Iowa, Jan, 1s, . A. -Cioudy-sher
mometer % deg. q
, CLEyELANn, Jan. I6, 0 A. .-Rainy--mercury
SO deg s.
Lor1sv1LLE, Jan. l6, . A. M.-ClOudy- mercury
ss deg.
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Cheap Store! Cseap store!
AT COST PRlcBsi
MILLINERY AND FANCY GOODS
CHARTERS STREET CORNER HOSPITAL.

MILLINERY AND FANCY GOODS,
CHARITIES STREET CORNER HOSPITAL
MR. s. FABIO
Hsshe honor inform her snd Ladies' in gem
ers that she has resolved France complete
assortment Of FAEI. AND WINTER FANCY GOODS, con
sisting Of Ladies' and Misses'
SILK AND VELVET BONNETS,
VELVET AND SILK MANTILIAs,
STRAW B0NNETs INFANTS Ozsps,
EMBRDIDERIEs, GLOVES,
MARQUIsEs, UMBRELLAS, PARAsoI.s,
ARTIFICIAL FLOWERS
BRIDAL AnD BALL wREATHs
BRIDAL Walls, FANCY PLUSH,
VELVET TRIMMINGS SHELF. COMBS,
PANS, RIBBONS, etc., OF ALI, KINDS,
And aiaree assortment Of FRENCH LACE vEIgs, well
esmpaete assortment of ALL OTHER ARrIoLEscomprised
In the Millinery lima
MRS FABIo hopes that her selection Of Goods and the
moderate prcss which they be sod Ieeapsx than can
be obtained eisewhss) will her public
p2tronags.
Mrs. r. respectfully invites Ladies call her
goods before purchasing will induce
rnents 10 purchasers.
RS-Counry orders promptly and accurately e,sseated
-Remember-
CORNER HOSPITAL AND CHARITIES STREETS
BiIEs of Suspended Banhs-
Received for
oGo KS. sHAwLs AND MA MTILLAs.
Received per from France and New York,
great assortmentsf style
CIoasks, shayvIs and .nlantiIIas.
Z To be sold at COST PRICE, by
] MRS. 8. G. FABIO,
o25 2p3m Chartres street, corner Of Hospital N. o.
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MISSISSIPPI SOUND CoMRANY.-Lake Stsaassr 6tf-
ginia.--The new and elegant iron steamer virginia,
belonging to the Mississippi Sound Company, ana
commanded by Capt. Walker, is to begis her regular
trips to Mobile and the shore towns TO morrow-ieas
ing the Pontchartrain Railroad wharf on the arrival
of the IL o'clock cars. schedule Of her houfs Oh
arrival and departure at both ends of the route y
given in her advertisement. She IS a very staunen
and lightdraft boat and consequently never expects
to be delayed either by rough weather OF scan. water
The agents are s. Toby, Jr. Brother No. 81 oamp
|
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NUMBER 27O.
MONDAY MoRNIzG. JANuAEY y. lsss.


81. CEssrEs THxhzx-Mr. and z1s. waIlack
had fur house at Their benefit on Sasurday night,
and gave very effective representation Of the parts
OF Leoates and Hey7Hisns, in Wjuter,s Tsle.n
Being called out at the close, and called upon for
speech, he delivered one in which, ats. returning
his heartiest thanks to te audience ana tn the Ne
Orleans public for the lind manner in vet, he and
his lady had been received daring their engagement
he made some remarks TO the effect thAs be didn't
feel hurt uch by certain series Of nevssa,er crit,
cisns, 5enuneiations, that had been assched AT
his devoted head during has engagement The audi
ence at onee understoos him, and applaaded him
loudly for the spiciness Of his remarks He left with
his lady yesterday for Hobe-their ultimate inten
ton being to visit Califosnia.
Mr.. Hssry, Placide "a Grandfather whitehead y
Placide-Aas been engaged, ane makes his FIRST ap-
pearance tonight as SIR Peter in @TbsS School for
Scandal Mr.. Piacideis known all over ne country
as an unapproachable comedian, and his engagement
viii certainiy be q prosperous one. Ben DeBar and
vining Bowers are aise 10 appear to-niehf in the
comedy, and Bowers is afterwards to appsar in the
farce of'@ wIlIful MurSan-
GAIErr TnEArER---sfr. Booth had benefit such
as he deserved on Saturday night the thsster being
fashionably jammed.- He played Richard surpass-
ingly weil,as everyso knew be woala but the
piece was wretchedly. y.botched in the usual manner,
by the stock.sticks and the invisbies.
For instance, two of the sticks simultaneously
announeing to Ricsand the approach Of Richmond ;
army pointed in opposite drectionss patting the
audeece into painfnl fear that Rich4x5 was about
to be.hemmed in and cut off without fair fight
fear which was cot little augmentei when, owing
to O. freak OF the inEisibles the battis came near
taking place, not on Bosworth Field ,bus on little
patch Of ground Immediately in front Of Richard:
tens- Considering how iearfnlly Roath's Richard
was crowded bysLoseaay's RichHsssd, the baulk.
ofhe sticks andths stupid antics Of the invisibles
wemust set down his performance % il through .s
the end as tramplb o. ordinary yesnaracter. TA,
| aadenee certainly appreciated it as such.
| Mr.. Booth has-heen reengaged,aad appears %
night as Hansist., The new farce as "a Duel in a
Dark" is also abe given. r &.
/ THE HORSE FAlR--This greastpainting, by 2ps
Bonheur, has been largely visited. during its ezhib
ton so far and has received the highest adnirasio
of ALL 1t is indeed MASTERPIECES, the fame OF yzhic
will exist loag-leng after the brain that cohesive
and the hand. that executed II shall have moubere
to dust List be seen every eFening in the setur
room of Odd Fellows Hall.
| The kEhLEEs TRoUPE.-This4 great troupeAef ar
istes, numbering sixty members, and incl lading
charming corps de ballet, with.M1e Christine, yer
fascinating eianseuse, are on their way to the cit
and viii soon appear. Qua notice of thar arrivI
and firstAEpsarance will be gisen.
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TIE APoLLo.-This institution, at No. 10 Perdido
street continues to be nightly crowded, for it Is alto
Cether unique Singing, dancing and other performs
apces are given on the stage, whilst the audieace
seated at their tables, may go ahead with their saok
ing, chatting, dominoplaying, if they feel hke Is.
Among the performers isl lady singer ana male
performer of circus eats who nightly aHplauded
in the heartiest manner The Apollo is scFth visit
ing by gentlemen time-killers.
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ESench CCnsefs.
The Rest .anseEsgan Esiosa0s

EVER erR o CED.IN THIS CITY,
From the MaaSlaeiory Of tr
ts.f.I sEE1NwAY IONS, N. Y.
These Ps celebrated fsr quality te elegant
and in tune ~ half gher than the
pitch.
In fact y are considered Nv the most Piansis to be
superior taaay other made iashis country.
The usssgned visited lt SIMMER, al the Piano Mannfac
tories IN the Northern ciss, and se aled sTEINWAY
SONS INSTRUMENTS s@Ae best ada tsd the Southern
climSta He has them f5g sale and eurs and
invite call and examine them. .,l
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H AlSELIN Boston.
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MI 2pMoif GsrzN street, belaw Gravier.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-01-18

kzpRovEMESr VS.. NAvreArios-ipe new io'N
P ilot Commissioners have discovered tna1 INC gu
lsrgement Of the Battery is seriously iljaring The
channel in the East river, and the Herald 'hnAs ~
ipauence will extend to the bar at Sandy Hook
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-01-18

ANOTHER CoMEr.-We learn that q faiRt teescopo
comet was discovered at Cambridge Observatory on
Monday night, at about O'Clock. II is situated 10
Andromeda, about ten degrees north OF Alpha ials
is the fourteenth comet independently discovered al
this observatory since its establishment.
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