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Marshall County Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1859, 1858-07-01
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From Godey's Lady's Book
"DOn't Stay Long,"

A look of parting tenderness
Beneath her lashes lies,
And hope and love unutteTable
Are shadowed in her eyes,
AS in some deep urruffled stream
Are clouds and summer skies.
She's passed to early wemanhood,
From dreamy, sweet girl-life,
And crossed the rosy threshold, but
To find herself wife;
Oh, gently should he lead her steps
Along the path of life
And as she clasps her small white hands
Upon his arms 80 strong,
How often, like a summer sigh,
Or a sweet plaintive song,
She whispers with the parting kiss,
''Beloved one, don't stay long"
It's almost always OIL her lip,
Her gentlest parting words,
Sweet as the fragrance from rose leaves
When by soft zephyrs stirred,
And lingering in the memory
Like songs of summer birds.
And in his heart they nestle warm,
When other scenes amid;
He stays not till she weary grows,
And her fond eyes are hid
In tears which lie in bitterness
Beneath each yelling lid.
And, oh, how many hearts are kept
BIZ that love-uttered sOng
There's scarcely one who OIL life's waves,
Is swiftly borne along,
But what has heard from some dear lips
Those sweet words: "Don't stay long.
Marshall County Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1859, 1858-07-01

A SENSIBLE GiRL.-As weary travel
sr was vending his way through the mud
out in ihe far West, he discovered young
miaden standing in the door of small log
house. He rode up in front of the house
and asked the maiden for drink of water;
he drank it, and she being the first woman
he had seen for several days, offered her
dime for kiss. The young maiden ac-
cepted the offer, and received both the kiss
and the dime. The traveller was about to
resume his journey. but the maiden never
before having seen dime, asked:
what am | to do with this dime?
You may use it any way yor wish, ne
replied, 1T is yours
That beng the casc.' said she. I'll
give you back the aime and take another
kiss!''
The traveller wiltedl
Marshall County Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1859, 1858-07-01

ES Modesty Is 4 handsome dish COW
er' WHICH makes us fancy there muss %
something very good beneath IT.
, 1858-12-17
SUPREME COURT--DECEMBER TERN, 1858.

The Annual Term Of the Supreme Court for the
Territory, commenced at Olympia the 9th of Dec,
1855; Hon. o. B. McFADDKN, Chief Justice presiding.
The first week, there not being full bench, and one
Of the Associate Justices (Hon WN. STRoNG) having
been concerned in two of the causes in the District
Court no business was done except settling the issues
upon the errors assigned. Judge FTzHuGH arriyed
on Thursday, but from a late severe accident was
delayed from sitting until Monday last. There is now
full bench Several causes of interest and impor-
tance are on the docket. The Court on Monday were
occupied in disposng Of preliminary motions con
nected with the case Of ToLnE, Agent Puget Sound
Agricultural Company, rs. THOMAS DEAN. On Tues
day ELwooD EVANS, Esq, opened said cause for
Plaintiff in error Wednesday, b. +. KENDALL, Esq,
and Hon. EDWARD LANDER, addressed the Court for
Defendant in error; and Thursday FRANK CLARK,
Esq, closed for ToLNIE, Plaintiff in error. No dis
position Of course was made Of the case. The Court
held in the Territorial Library, was filed every day
with a numerous audience
RICHARD LANE, Esq, has been appointed Clerk of
the Supreme Court, most excellent appointment,
giving entire satisfaction to the Bar The members Of
the Bar in attendance are EDWARD LANDER, F. A.
CHENowETH, ELwoOD EVANS, w. II. WALLACE, B.
F, KENDALL, BUTLER P. ANDERSON, and FRANK
CLARK, Esquires. We are promised full account Of
the proceedings and orders made.
We happy to chronicle the fact that the conduct
and bearing Of the Judges thus far meet with uniyer
sal eommendaton; and we predict for the members of
the present Court happy and popular administra'
ton Of judicial duty. 1t is matter of great congratu
laton to the people of the Territory that the Pres
dent has been able in recommissioniag our Supreme
Court, to all the Judges from citizens who at
the time of their appointment identified with the
Territory and its interests.
, 1858-12-17
4 CadetshIp fOr thIs TerritOry.

Advices received from our delegate,
Gov. STEVENS, by the Panama this weeek,
announce the fact that there will be cadet
vacancy for our Territory-the appoint
ment to be filled in February next. The
appointment will be made in accordance
with the recommendation Of our delegate,
who is doubtless desirous that it be confer
red upon the most meritorious and promis-
ing youth in our Territory.
Applications for the place should be
made in writing, addressed to the Secretary
of War, (under care of the Delegate in
Congress from Washington), and should be
accompanied by the written consent of the
parent or guardian.
This vacancy, we learn, has occurred
quite Unexpectedly, and is due to q rsduc-
ton of the course of instruction, at the
West Point Academy, of from fre to four
years, recently promulgated in general or
dcrs. The present appeintee from this
Territory, in consequence, graduates next
June, instead Of one year from that time.
We would suggest that no time should
be lost iu forwarding applications by those
desirous Of making them
, 1858-12-17

Of the language in regard to this matter.
Mach might be added to enforce the views
so justly expressed; and we may hereafter
more loDgthily notice this question, so i'm
portant to all parties interested in claims
under the donation and pre-emption laws.
The suggestions as to the land donated
for educational purposes, aud the establish
ment Of additional land Offices, commend
themselves to all our readers as worthy Of
the attention Of the assembly, and we can
not better close this article than repeat in
this place the welltimed and suggestive
peroratou Of the Governors Message:
"Fellow citizens: we arc now entering upon
the sixth annual session of the Legislative
Assembly Since your first meeting many
and grave changes have taken place, many
for our welfare-a few, but important ones,
to our detriment. 1t is to be hoped that
the latter have ceased. Within that pc.
riod, no chickering's have taken place-no
local leuds and jealousies sprung up, but q
general spirit Of Cancellation and good will
has pervaded. May it long continue So
and may your present session be character
lied by a spirit Of harrHouy and united con
ccssion, such as will rebound to your OWL
honor and the welfare of our beloved Ter
ritory."
, 1858-12-17

. - Tho ,,-,r T,.,,,,+-,o,, t...-ll. ~
confirming The accounts Of the engagement Of Eetaa
Dorm with the Uamanches Fiity-six warriors css
two women we're killed. Secretary Floyd will taI l
Immediate measures TO increase the force in Ta1as
ANor,rrp I>nI,>, R,7rrr-. n;.r.,.,..
received at the War Department, Washington C sen
from Fort Defiance, dated the 25th Of October wb;:
state that another battle had been fought betvan IN
Of Neya1 Indians In which siI os ,he and land
Killed and many wounded ''' inulahs were
Caut. Uatch's force sustained ,,er,. r,,,.,
'''9 i''e INJURY.
LNNcHING IN kENTUoKY.-ln Taylor county. Kv
Nov. llth, mob broke into Greenburph icii -
l's 'nIee Ineh' !np'ated IN Killing Henry Simpson
!.%l asol NHS were 'hele cohilhed. A fourth cut
lls 'u'o"' III JAil'
SEVERE Acc1pENT.-In Boston Nov s,b -
Quincy Sen was run over and severely ipnrsa Soeaa
tha nv, isi a. ~ r. DoDson, master Of
W. ,S'v o' S' S"oa' I"1 Ieen AIIsssed In Boston,
10 g. u" 'N0 'NN se VI OelnB engaged IN the slave
'"'''
TE0TTING MATcH.-The great trotting m.,.h 4.
, 1858-12-17
PIONEER JOB OFFICE,

BY the arrival Of the steamer Panama, on the 7sth
October we received material addition to the ohce
Of the PIONEER AND DEMOCRAT" !" in the shape OF an
entire new job establishment by which we enabled
to execute any description OF plain and fancy job
printing in manner that, feel justified IA saying,
will lose nothing by comparison with the work exeeu
ted by any like establishment in our neighboring ter
ritory. Having an assortment Of colored inks. and
ample material, now prepared, at short notice,
to I'll all orders for book and pamphlet printing,
well Posters BilHeads Cards, Circulars, Bills Of
Ladng, Checks and Drafts Law Blanks Catalogues,
Programms Steamboat Bile Bills Of Fare, Ball, Cos
cert and Dinner Tickets, Visiting Cards, &c., &c.
, 1858-12-17
a. pr. I. J. c.apEar.-ws would dlrect b


especial attention Of invalids 10 perusal Of Dr. D. J.
Czapkays advertisements, to be found in another col
umn OF this paper in order to place the services of
learned and experienced physician within their reach.
So much III has been inflicted on the human family
from the perncious and ignorant practices of empi-
RIGS that it If we filling bounden duty
to make known where udciOus reliefcan be obtained.
To those unfortunate enough to suffer from the elects
Of sexual or private diseases, their IN treatment,
we eheerfully commend DR.. l.. j. Czapkay as man
Of rare scientific and medical requirements, possess
ing all the requisites from long experience abd &C
knowedged skill for the successful practice Of his
profession Having made sexual complaints al espe-
cial study like the celebrated Rcord, Of Paris he s
enabled TO guarantee aspeedy and permanent cure IN
all cases OF private chronic diseases, whether tho
effects Of contagion selfabuse loss Of virty and
in order that patients at u distance may avail them
selves Of bis advice free consultation by leters open
to thom The knowledge that we have Of the nuIner-
Gus cnrcs he has effected, Of which were Of long
standing leads us 10 place much faith In DrC.s eff
cheney, aud commend him to the confidence OF those
in i'll health.
Persons not wishing TO lose time In corresponding
please enclose SO in their letters and they viii get
immediate attention.
Address L. J. CZAPKAY, N. D.,
San Francisco, Cal.
, 1858-12-17

The WrATHER.-Within the last two weeks We have
had some remarkably cold weather for this region Of
country, to come upon us at early season Of the
year during the winter months, the mercury in the
thermometer, at times, being quite low down.
Snow had fallen to the depth Of two and three inches
here on Saturday and Sunday last but has now nearly
disappeared-thc weather giving promise Of being
more docile" at the present writing
, 1858-12-17
NOTICE.

THE TERRITORIAL BIBLE SOCIETY will hold
l. its Annual Meeting at the house Of Mr.. LieBT, In
Steilacoom on SATURDAY, The arst day Of January,
1850 at o'clock, p. NJ, at which time tho Reports
Of the Officers will be presented and new officers for
the ensuing year be elected
The Public Addresses IN behalf Of the Society WIZ
be delivered on SABBATH the I'd inst, At such time
and place as the Society will designate.
The friends Of the cause and the Public generally
are invited 70 attend,
December Is, 1855.
, 1858-12-17

R9-' We are under renewed obligations
to our able, attentive, and energetic dele
gate in Congress for public documents, and
other interesting publications, received by
the Panama this week.
, 1858-12-17

B@- The Legislative proceedings of
Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday will
appear upon the frat page of our next
weeks issue.
, 1858-12-17

So Hon. EDWARD LANDER, late Chief Justice Of
this Territory, arrived in town on Friday morning
last from visit to the Atlantic States He was cor
daily welcomed back by his many warm personal
friends. lie lad been detained several weeks in san
Elaucisco Oh LIS return
, 1858-12-17

GS- The Grand Jury of the Oyer and
Terminer in New York, found trne bills
recently against sixty-one members Of the
City Common Council, for misdemeaner in
violating the City Charter.
, 1858-12-17

POSTAGE TO CALIFoRNIA--The N. Y.
Journal Of Commerce says, in relation to
letters over the overland route: 1.-THE
price of postage on single letters is three
cents-by the steamers it is ten cents. No
newspapers can be forwarded by the over
land route, but letters containing printed
Slips, it is presumed, may be sent.
, 1858-12-17

E6S- Gov. DENVER has written q faro
well letter to the people Of Kansas on re-
signing the GOvernorship or that territory.
lie discOurages the formation of State
Government in the present state Of the
finances.
, 1858-12-17
MARRIED.

At the residence Of Col. WV. Cock, In Olympia. on
the 3Oth day Of November, by heiRev. G. +. WHlr-
WORTH, Mr. WIN. @. DUNLAP to Aiss CARRIE
COCK, both of Olympia.
, 1858-12-17

tay- The yellow fever had, at last scy
.ounts, disappeared from New Orleans
, 1858-12-17
DEATH TO THE GACHUPINEs !


PE0PLEi The independence Of the nation Is en-
to his aid the cowardly Gachupines nickname for
yoke which you broke with so much courage so many
sacrifices, so much blood Spain dreams Of re col-
questng Mexico, and forgetial Of the disgraceiu de
feats which she has suffered our shores, she ev5u
has the folly to provoke the valOr Of Mexico.
PEoPLEl There are now four Spanish vessels In the
harbor Of Tampico aud 1000 men have landed; per-
haps at this moment, the foreign cannon are sending
their death-dcang balls upon Tampico; perhaps the
blood of our brethren has been gOriousy spilled in
defense Of the national integrity. People! You must
punish this audacity-you must ayenge this insult.
The Gachupines could never have dared to insult
the Mexican people, II the traitor Zloaga, and the
vile Conservative faction had not invited them to as
sail the independence Of the country, to murder
liberty. People Know the traitors; rise and Judge
them, punish them and coniound them. Have no
mercy for Gachupnes no compassion for the Con
servatives. Both are your enemies; both desire 10
eusave you
The reaction has torn of the mask behind which
they concealed themselves the Conservatives can no
longer hide the fact that they consprng against
independence, that they were the enemies Of the
liberty OF the nation.
PEOPLEl Show these Infamous traitors that you
arc still the same as you were when at the mighty
call Of dalgo and lturbde you made your holy cause
successful Show them that rather the Republic shall
perish than that its fertile soil should be proaned BY
the vile soles Of the Cachupnes.
Hurrah, for Libertyl Hnuah for the Federation
Hurrah, for Mexico Death to the Gachupines
Death to the traitorous Conservatives!
The LfBEEAIs OF OAxACA.
OAxAoA, Nov To- lojs.
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EDUCATIONAL.
ORLEANS FEMALE ACADEMY,
3i2 CAMP STREET.
Between Poegfarre and CalIope stfseta New Orleans.
a Day and boarding school,
Conducted By
NADAME pIMIrRY

The Sixteenth Animal Session Of ths Institution begins On
the rst Monday in September the Desbsn verandah''
purc BY the Academy establish in The South choo
Of the highest order This magnificent building most egby
located three high covering thousand
FIVE hundred square with tine architectural exterior and
suitable interior distribution provided with bath and
every convenience tending health and comfort The In&
nents Musical Philosophical etc, Of the hest make.
Tie course Of studies and plan Of Instruction upon
those Of the celebrated collegiate institutes of the United
and France with which Madame Diry corresponds
regularly No tangled yatems adopted deceptive
inducements held Numerous them tbs
Alumna Of this Institution, no now gem society,
For particulars, apply In person or by letter TO
sell 3m&w M1tE IT, D. DTNTTRY.
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Baton Rouge, SeptHmheT u IB5s
RB-In accordance with the 18th section of
NO. 49, approved March 18Th 1851 entitled in
aon 10 certain debts the State sealed proposals will be
ceiyel for sixty day. from and after The date Of the first ner
ton O this advertisements for the purchase by HE state Of Lou
sant Of eight thousand nine hundred and hy-twO flUO dol
Lars worth Of Bonds such receivable by state secu
y the circuAuG Of the Free Banks Of this state, e5iab
ished under Act No lit, approved March 5 1855, All
pusas 10 he directed the Auditor Treasurer Baton
Rouge endorsed Proposal for the sale Of Bonds ~ 10 be by
them opeue1 in the presence Of the Governor NORday tile
sixth dy December eighteen hundred and fifty eight SSJ
70 o'clock meridian Said purchase TO be m4de from the
bidder bidders offering eel said bonds At the lowest
tie tight to reject any aud all bids
uhd to direct al vertisemeus for proposals..
IgI ROBERT q. WICKLIFFE.
Bs the Governor: ASDREw s, HERON,
Secretary Of State.
z. W RoRERTsON, auditor.
TresEurer'5 Office Baton Rouge, Sept 49, 1853.
SEQ cot K. A. Hustler, state Treasurer.
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TOPARTNE SHIP-THEU UNDERSIGNED HAVE
~ this day formed ship under the and style
Of r. h. CLARKE Co. for the Of carrying on The
BagGng and General Commission business, NO 43
Poydras and Foucher streets. X, d. CLARKE,
A. Is. PiCTUN.
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~ steady hubits and who writes good hand wishes 70
in mercantile house. Has choice the character
Of the business. Good references given. Address j. at
this Office rig 6t5
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OFFICE SOUTHERN r4cwrc !. RAnFoAn

Marshall, Tex oct IL, lc5S.
.ss-A General Meeting Of the stoctthoIders
of Company will be held at LOUISVILLE, Kentucky.
THURSDAY, The 18th da, Of NOVEMBER next meeting
the Directors Of The Company will also he held at the
and place Business Of Importance will be transacted by
both Stockholders and Direct rs.
a compromise has made with the New Company" Il
clams composed Of creditors holding the old Com
pHny demands for the OF about S37 o. The terms OF the
compromise require the Of this Indebtedness in three
equal Miscellaneous u trtc live and MONTH in cash or
approved negotiable paper II is desirable promptly eNttn
guBh this Indebtedness that may into possession Of
the road property Of Company and promptly proceed
nth construction Of the road the the
twenty-five miles being In tie treasury Of Texas If The
dehs be paid OIL relieving The Company Of its pecpary disa
need be entertained of the hostility Of Texas Of the
guardians Of her prosperity public policy and her good
faith and honoryea, Of her lbfrity IN the future as m the
past towards this great enterprise it being the base line Of the
railway system Of the United States.
The Stockholders called ogeer elect Directory
and upon all and every subject which they may right
fully consider.
c2q tuol5&W JEPTHA FOWLkEI, President.
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E8- Notice--The ship Exchange Capt. P0T-
from 5rlnu, is acrgug her at Post 49, Frs
District Gonktuees will please attend the receipt Of ter
freight the yee otherwise they will be stored at the risk
ME s JONES q Co, 81 Grayier street
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Date or Departure or EGaropeuu. California
and Havana hTaila, for Nnvcmber, 1858.
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LEGAL NOTICES.

sEcoyp DfsTE5cT CoUFT{ sUGtGEs9IT9N or NIGA{AH
III Fl rJ in 45i;ss Harris has etifIoSns
w The Con for Letters q Cafmor.hp n tne vacant estate
q Fa s lsg Bss52 asT fea s2 c b
cause within ten days Why the prayer Of the said petitioner
: '''s' = IT. i'll. KELLY, Deputy Clerk.
DEgzEEE Core De DIsrRfor sgCCEsSIoT DE- NIGAJAH
az s-, " a. T.IT e Il ,t .
q petition L. Corr l'eiet dobeniF es LettFes De
Caraee i Succession vaesnte de feu Mcsiah Harris Jf
Az e s present donne .ogs eela geut
qusIiss ne serait pas fst droit ID dite petition
nl9 B u J. /. KELLY, Dsputs srefBer.
sscoyP DISTRICT COURT SUCCESSION OF ALEX 4NDEE
Of Mew Orleans. WARWICK-So. 1888.
show cause itbp I'm s ~ ro os'f ~ s5 nT[s5 Il s 70
t q h fas should not q homoogat9d snd approved and
J. Il. KELLY, Deputy Clerk.
DEgxIGEE CogE nE pIsTnrcrl SUCCESSION n'ALExAN.
IA observation-disclosures. 5 DIE WARWICE-No. 9.ssa
A 5 i G &c PEsssns dS cum aTF .
X III g ~ asae s9as aiE lonIs dater
prkssne adminateur de "a de succession ne serat
parts conforlnem ent su dit comp,s ''
bi5 ig2i i'll. KELLY, pspu.s Greasr
SECOND DBrRtcr CoURr7 SUCCESSION or Mas KHAN
ORA 4, CASFELL, vie Il John
WHEREAS Melville Il. Shepherd has PEI
w t0uea the Court for Letters Of Administration
estate Of the late Mrs kzsndra r. Canne wife Of John Can
nell, deceased inestAte-
Notice & hereby given to all whom it may coneern to show
within days why the prayer Of The said petitioner
should not he granted
By order Of the court.
DEv1rEHE oouR De DISTRICT SUCCESSION DE M'xE KI-
della Nonveleorlsaps s1aas ds John dahdsii@
A TTENDU que Melville K. Shepherd a pre-
n te petition Ia COur set d0bieuir les IsttFes
dAdmiutrati0na ls succession de feu NJ EiZnia
nell, femme de john Cannsil, decedk ntestat-
Avis est e present dome que ceia peu
dsvOr deiufre dix our les pour les
quelies ne serait pas fat drot Ia dite petition
Par Urdre de Ia COur.
Mo y 70 J. L. KELLY Depute Grefiar.
SECOND DISTRICT couRT5 SUCCESSION OF MARGARET
New 6T,.sn, BAkSEI7i WE o. Or P "a
WHEREAS Patrick Barnes has petEffoned
w the Court Letters Of Administration on
Of the late Margaret Barnes wife Of Patrick Bunes deceased
inestate--
Notice IS hereby given all whom may concern to show
within days Why the prayer Of the said petitioner
| should not be granted.
j. L. KELLY, Deputy Clerk.
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VNTANTED-A MfDDLE-AGED WOMAN, WHO Is a
Wy neat sever aqa hn she 70 nave geierI snpsrntend
h0ne eight resses. Appy immediately
% the Ladies' Furnishing Store OF MRS BOYD,
mig If l3s Camp street. corner Lafayette,
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TAST IRON PIPE-3JO CAST IRON PiPE. three
Ctnd inch, landing sbip Roseneath from Glas
gUw will sold from the leree. For sale
By PRIESTLEY BEIN,
MIG 81 aud Al Camp street.
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ADJUSTMENTS,
GPALDISG & ROGERS AHPHtTHEATER AND
- MUSEUM corner st. Charles street and Commercial Place
Manager - o. Z. sPALnTNG.

SrALnING & ROGERS AHPHlTHEATER AND
- MUSEUM corner st. Charles street and Commercial Place
Manager r. sPALDTgG.
BUCKEYES sEREyADERsg
ETHIOPIAN BUaLRstoaG1E OPERA TRoUpzl
FRIDAY NIGHT NOV. 10
new programme Of NEGRO MTNSTRRLsY 49, Followed
by Bellin's opera Of La SoMEAMBULA, with powerful
si.saturday no, Morrov) night-Bsaea Of R. BISHOP
sge5atarday Nom and Eight4n original musical farce.
FEY SS expressly 'o' '"s '.'sA'' s4.'s0 'i's " fo4-
a Psrq,snses EyERY IN NIGHT EyEET SATURDAY
pAdmisson Anphhsa'er 50 cents. Children under TO-
and servants in tendagec hsaPTiss t. day lpe only
~ ImproDer charac,eu rizidy ezcndrd mig
vt. CHARLES THEATER-sT. CHARLES 81,
b DEBAR Lessee and Manager
H. Acting Manager
Last night but two Of Mrs FARREN and FANNY PITT FAR
Rem.
FRIDAY EVENING, November H. 1859
The celebrated tragedy Of JANE sHoRRJaue shore Miss
After which FIRST time the oomedies of TIE YOUNG VOL
viii songs 10 Conclude Via the opersa s u rH Swiss
S%AINs-swg, Tining Bowers; 70 eta with songs, Fanny
sgT9 s5 %o5toyTR eo. of EsP P R T.s9 m
PRICES OF ADMIssI0N-Drgss Circle and Parquette rs
Second Circle o. cents Gallery 25 cents Quadfon
tickets, Is cents each; Private Boxes. s. each.
Doors open 1T 81; Overture o'clock precisely. Box
Office open daily from 10 10 8 o'clock P ".
MS 9, @. CHEsLEY, Treasurer
ORLEANS NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. STREET
SATURDAY, November 20. 1883
Second night Of Rosstns Opera, in three acts THE BAR
Der OF sEYILLE-Me Cordier Bourgeois Beauce,
Jolly and Villa.
CLuTILDE.
nB- Performance commences at O'Clock.
R-Tckat Office opsn every day from o'clock A. NJ to ~
O'Clock p. NJ. MIG
M J. VEGAS, DANCING ACADEMY, AT
III ODD FELLOWS HALL.
fY3 PROF. J. VEGAS respectfully announces his
L friends and the public in general that bis Dancing Acad
envy will be open for the Odd FeioTB Hall the
18TH of November, where he with the lib