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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-10-30

Mayors Office. DANIEL r. TiEMASS' Mayor
pRINTERs' CALL WE, THE UNDERSIGNED PRIN.
and de psSa AsoR s1J
House sessnas street on s.1gsOs1 Oct 50 at i've
in the Third Congressional district, fun attendance
s s.. Z; s eiyss. \ 'hH ds Ts'on'
Joseph smyti,' John !. Hslenbeck.
Thomas X Rooser, i j o!terson
y. Il. S Wsac. 4 ( B B s casts
David r Whitney, FL scrip,
JACOB NJ Merseies. John b smith
D.B, .wakeman william J. Forarty,
Z. Ma ,4,neqJ Jenkins. Jr, wmi D Adams Ss@,
r Bloodrocd. Sen, Andrew Campbell
VIM. II. Thomas. W Brown.
s Gem e .I nafdca Sem w% ca isf'a'
James NcFsfiand r ii willoashby,
James II. Van Benschoen. r Church
John JONES, JONES, i TnSeS.
ssGsse 6owe'ysin, why
: seisck 81 Renwicks,.. j. Il DoSshi IS woos,ers,
Lac Ro Ay.s; 'sS ssss Je ki Frss Gin
7. Haeke- s,a Hesierst. Thomss Taylor
samuel ss smith wy WI ReS dSA"eD'
John r. Wood. W ID. Dow
= Thomas, ms Fulton st., HK. KimbaI.
John ship!en. r r Wendell
Josephs R Robinson. SeSr = i' SeSSi..
Dickinson, 40 Ann st., Dodge
y y. Towers, Wm. |. subbs.
Eysbf sawyer. George 4 Kitchener,
william Is sscan. wGiism o Marr~.
William 4 Wells, Samuel $ Potter
Bent Truman Joseph Twlgg,
William " Trumbull Thomas Easburn.
G. W. okee, g. II. Csmmcyer
VIM y. smeeton, HsHul.
2 browne. G. Williams
d W Emmons A u smith
= 4 barry, WIN 4: wikiasou,
2 Holden John " swe-.
John X Birties {. ii weilocE
lehn Lee a simmons
y. fyi Finch. s rsss sf Esss'
4 sa.auley william Quinn.
i h masssrd. Ga. + r.' Eyaas'
James Riley. VIM Gooaiand.
Rolrr Tsppau ,I.. 4. Cornwall.
Clayton na Roger
ys%es s 1 SIa,ra J z card sSs'e'
John , wat-en, Henry Estert.
Jamescrafi WIN Nor
John forses. Jane. Dickson, Jr..
IiSS 'r cs@y s''' lanes ; MeKinnou.
:. q y fooer Frederick q Cameron.
Thomas oven Henry smith
Chas 10. llsran. Charles lie Boen.
st r. l NAME Essls = ri Gs.see'
Jcha kraf John A Morgan,
Maurice O'Cuuneu. " u DAVIS.
VIM NJ. Stuer Henry W Phsr
George N Tompkins Tbeo q Chambers
Street. Ransom,
Daniel Austin. John ~hirton
Jas y Byeft John hammer.
Jos "a bradley. Nelson kinmouth.
Edward ~ Pepper. VIM Young
A. bradley, ~ IL MCNAMARA.
T. Huntsman. George T. Young.
" Hcppaid Chas n Coe
u. RDwley. Nathaniel Garland
Edward hufnsiie James Timouony.
VI = Nsiker, W Potter,
" Il. Aivord q Graz.
a.. Williams. John q fIoughiau.
Jno = morse, John X Winser
X kiumouih Wnt8n.
BIrdick, = n Mcgsnwn
Jas Nmnn. " \ Stanley
= g Porter, Mortimer Rsuey,
AM dte hundred others
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fNFrrcE or the AMERICAN GUANO COMPANY,
" No eswlliam street, corner OF Cedar, :

~ No sSwliam street. corner oi Uedar. =
Nsw YoRR, Oct. H. 1879.
rhe hoaer- ~ The crip stock Of NE American guenc
Cor,nanv hereby notified that the fourth last install
mont Il called made payable before Dee ensuing
~ he terms OF subscription and The act Of incorporation al
yt atork on the instruments not paid in
dance With the OF The Board ~ Trustees viii be forfeited
THIS forfeiture viii be enforced the termination Of the cali
for fourth nsisment previous 20 which the sccoad install
will be received with interest from sept 1851 and ths
third lnsament with interest from sept s5s order ~
The Board OF Trustees JAS r. NYCkOFF, Secretary.
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Il .hip DREADSouGlIT. having been unavoidaby De.
nrs 90 S.s sps s aps o. so,
passage should immediate application sh.
G sfa RHsf, Sc Sss ..s s''r 70 S''' '''f
ErRsr SHIPS FOR LIyxRrooL AND LONDON. TIE
,Gaes .sg t. 1 1 91y. ,r. os,See
rios RocfE ! soaiS street aiSs 1'' 'OV' pO' 'pp" "
LroR fIvERPooL-FIRsT PACKET TOMORROW
sa gSe ", raS Ss Psh sss sR ss co @
street Persons wishing y for their friends
ney can DO . as usual ~ Application As above
L,oR LIvERPooL-THE FAST SAILING cLfPPER
ship CALHOUN. Capt Truman. viii al Monday So.
4 Her Recommendations Are nnequsled Tor passage n as
aS coz 's s cacs on i r MY Sor Gi T9, "
EoR LIyERPooL-sArIs TINS DAY At NOON
The packet shlp CENrvRIvS 4 anchor q the North
sais Nov FOR passage srpy oa board or u WILLIAMS
AGGIoS, Dful'on stree, a6d NJ Broadway.
EoR LrvERPooL-THE BLACK BALL LINE CTR.
a. IN nv ,se ssaa ss, ea !, .s s,a w.
~ board pier - Eat river or 20 JACOB WILSON. us south
L'oR LIVERPOOL CELEBRATED CLIPPER
r ship DREADNOUGIT viii positively al on Tuesday.
November Al Y O'Clock She aeSncwearcd 9, r. the fat
TSf gsspsSF; d sun IN Gs per NO
CoLkssNs CALIFORNIA LINE FOR SAN FRANCIs
- ssns regularly advertised -cgpper q s.,nr
day November 3 The superior clipper ship WALTER
s- cargo Al per q Eas liver This very AMI sub
snpp led with l Sc, 81 Emersns improved patent vents
ots aad srsys delivers hsr easoes n ne oser shr r.
l.re. ,.,ii A. - 49, ,nns aesra1ch a. si.sva
WI 1. COLEMAN a co. 50 Wall street
Agents IN san Francisco wessrs WIN Coleman 4 ~,
Exchange Francisco for sale n sums T. suit Limited
advances made shipments 81 approved merchandise
UsrRArfA PIONEER LINE, ESTABLISHED iss1-
.rsr .p NE s,s oss re1r agent en-
mander will clear for Melbourne positively October 80 she
passengers The noble extreme clipper ship Lizzie spsui
North river and viii have prompt despatch slney direct
November - The magnificent extreme clipper sbip
Shakespeare 500 tons regiss Fecher commander succee4
he Rockand and will have prompt despatch Melbourne
novemsr ~ for freight % passage apply on board . n
cash advances msde consguments Cnsgnees IN Austria
ia, Messrs Wilkinson Bros Co
f,ALIroRSrA STEAMSHIP LINE VIA NIcsRSguN-
proprietors ~
nrpvcsp r,s,s
The splendid steamship cam. WASHINGTON s 2co' cus
having been fitted up expressly The california trade by
on saturday Nov g 4, oci6es r NJ VS.
carving PASSENGERS mails and freight Juan Del Mort.
Hermann, Captain cavendy,
For San Francesca, California.
These steamships Offer unsurpassed accommodations r me
soroashy repaired aud IL sGas condu snd he country
heslthy.
For passage AMI freight apply only At the once o. the com
'-"'' ~ J6Hs r. YEbvERToN Agent
(yLIPPER, THURSDAY, srH or NOVEMBER ROSS
Faper @ line for san . sssodid Clipper Y
yery small ap.cy loading At ger .s ~ s' s1sa on
Ton ls and esSsng s geSe er "a day. He yeaaon
perfectly adapted 10 trade The reputation Of her
three saSs, 4 suarsntce that cargo will be well cared
for and voyage made IN the best possible time sigm
or the most -or,e srS ,sr% n William yR n Agents q ssa r
esco, Messu. v, L. Ross AVe'
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q : nQa To INVEST IN SECOND HAND CLOTH
ID.V'V ips-se per cent than i given by other.
Obtained cor large small lots Of left OF slrplu
cphing ~ applying personally through poet V JAMES
MOKONky, al Pearl street
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A CARD.
n To the Electors of the Third Congressional District
Grieyed beyond by the action enthusiastic
inudcious friends advocating claims for your suffrage
be independent candidate in the coming election Any one
who has read original platform will that earnes y
deprecated sill facona schss whereby the strength Of the
opposition would weakened With the real interests of the
withdraw either the the other, that might unite
upon whose triumph would be ensured
Der. z, 1855 ED. S. BOYD. As North Moore street
CANDIDATES FOR OFFICE ARE REMINDED THAT
~ the best way to give their nominations publicity is on
GEMS advertising Office "A Blocker street. corner
of Broadway B-Enre wagons will be got for parties
who desire them.
DEMOCRATIC REPUBLICAN REGULAR N0MINA-
j. uonsFourth Congressional district comprising Fourth
Sixth Tenth and Fourteenth Congress- John w.
Farmer. PETER MONAGHAN, lath ward Chairman
c GhlInn J. f0 poucurarr Secretaries.
DEMOCRATIC REPUBLICAN REGULAR NoMiSA.
~ ton.
Sixth Congressional district.
Eleventh Fifteenth and Seventeenth wards For Congress-
JOHN COCIIRASE
LNIRST WARD HOUSE.
GRAND DEMOCRATIC MASS MEETING
meeting of democratic electors of the FIRST ward
respond 10 the nomination of Gen. HIRAM wALBRIDGE,
evening Oct 20 attn O'Clock +. NJ
The Hon Fernando Wood.
+" Gideon J. Tucker,
Z" Roiman NJ Price,
Gen Hiram Wabridge,
VIII positively address the meeting
WIN. WILSON, Chairman
Mo SIfiI Lss r1Tss ssecreiaries.
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REWARDS.
go REwARp-f.OsT on TUESDAY, OCT s m
. Fourth avenue, between Seventnenth and Twenty dr-i
de small yellow huckNkn purse contents -
only the Apply ~ Prices bookstore No.
Everett House. Fourth and Seventeenth street
90 REWARD -LosT. on THURSDAY, A BLACK AND
ID from 49, Thirty FIRST street bet second and
Third The above reward vii be pad fJr her return
a. REWARD STOLEN FROM THE PREMISES ~
ID ~ West Fory second street small black AM IAN ter
reT slut whoever shall return the same viii receive Tie above
reward.
GO -THE ABOVE REWARD WILL RI PAID AM
go Questions asked for the return II the artes stolen
ifuma bn& While waiting for carriage q the corner oi New
lofk avenue and Bergen street On Thursday evening
Sl0 REwARD-IF TIE PERSON WHO TOOK w
GU opera glass. AZ Malacks theatre. "wednesday
night vii return u me viii give him $40 and no quesIns
asked SAID oqfra glass u made Of tortoise she'll, ~
hu kskin case and J. valued The g ~ deceased friend
Address A. A. L., boa 27sJ Pos Once New York
co0Q REWARD THE STORE OF THE suBscRT.
-oVv Der was entered On The night q hs 25h inst al
eight q sewing silk taken herefrom The above reward
vii ~ PAID for such Information will lead ~ the recovery ~
The property and conviction ~ The lheves.
JOSEPH NJ STRONG, $ Reade and ~ Church SO.
COON REwARD.-sTotEN on THURSDAY PROM
.ODUV the store ~ " Mckeone sl Eighth avenue 81
W. hundred dollar bills the Manhattan Banking Co
he balance small bills and specie. The above reward viii
be paid TOR the recovery Of the money.
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ITO THE VOTERS OF THE FIFTH CONGRESSIONAL AL
dsrct-It having been maicousy reported that have
Withdrawn from the this inform opposed
70 the present administration that have not only with
date In the held shall remain canvass
believing as do that all those protesting friendship
principles which their duty shall riumpbantIy
elected on the ID of Nov next GILBERT O. DEANE
n BMy ratification meeting will place this Saturday
evening In Washington Hail. of Seventh and
Fourth streets, Williamsburg, at ia O'Clock p. M
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POLTTICAL.


STRIkERS ABROAD.-THE REPUBLICANS OF THE
~ II Congressional and Fifth bly, districts, ar
hereby usioned against an organization claiming 10 be n
Execut Committee OF the Eighth Wari Republican Assoc
ton, signed by Alfred Brady, chairman and Aust
Leas secretary there being recognized body Of that
kind In Eighth ward.
WILLIAM PALMER. Chairman pro tenn.
WILLIAM PATTERSON, Secretary.
THIRD CONGRESSIONAL DISTRICT
l. Regular union anti i.ecompton nomination
For Congress,
AMOR j. WILLIAMSON.
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7'fIE MANHATTAN CLUB.-AT A MEETING OF THE
Manhattan Club Of the First Ward convened at Washing
ton Headquarters Friday 18th inst g. Mackay president
the democratic State and county tcketGene raj Hiram Wal
bridge Congress and Dennis Quinn the Asaembywas
endorsed by the club.
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DRfNTERs CALL-wE THE UNDERSIGNED PRIN.
ers belonging to the City Of New York, feeling int,
the political advancement OF FELLOW CRAFTS
NAN, and faithful friend AMOR J. WILLIAMSON.
the printers Of the city to meet at the Clifton
House. ~ Bcekman street SATURDAY. Oct 80 1885, five
O'Clock NJ 10 ray and sanction his nomination for Congress
in the Third Congressional district A full attendance
taaflxr aetat
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A TLANTIC ROYAL MAIL STEAM NAVIGATION COM
n pany's New York and Galway line.
STEAM TO ALL PARTS OF GREAT BRITAIN VIA
GALWAY, IRELAND.

EroR SOUTHAMPTON AND HAvRE-rHE UNITED
States FULTON, j. A. Woton, commander,
viii leave for Havre, touching a, southampton % land the
passengers, Saturday, November Is at twelve
o'clock pier 81 North river foot OF Beach street This
ship has i've tight compartments enclosing the engines
collision strsndng the could not
reach them and the pumps being free 70 work e safety q
would be secured Baggage not
wanted during the should be sent board the day be-
epre Ealing Below For freight Apply 70
W. s. DRAYT0S, Agent No. I Broadway
HBThe Arsgo viii succeed the Fultoa, and sA
naeeu hprl
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L,oR NORFOLK AND RICHNOND-THE USIrKD
IL States mail steamship JAMESTOWN Capt Parish. win
leave 90 saturday Sab inst ct clock from pier IL
North river nhe ~t arrive q, Norfolk Sunday afternoon
aud at Richmond Monday morning Passengers for the
South viii proceed by the great Southern mail line Travellers
viii hnd this thr cheapes pessaneA and most expedous
route Passage and fare including state 70 Nor
folk % Petersaurs and Richmond BIO Apply 10 hRNRr
LUDLAM No ~ Broadway
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DATENT INDEsTRUOTIBLE wATER.PIPEs
Il CHARLES q. BIER. WV c. srEpAHEs.
@. @. BIER & CO.,
No. % CAMP STREET, NEW ORLEANS,
The Patent IndestruetibIc Water Pipes,
PL o N Frs,



The Patent IndestruetibIc Water Pipes,
PUN BERS,
TIN, COPPER link AND sHEET-IRoE WORKERS
Plumbing Copper Tn Sheet Iron Work done in ali
their various branches
Sheet Lead Lead and Iron Pipes all sres; Shower Baths
Bath Tubs, washhand Basins Stands Hip and Sponge
Baths Water Closets Iron Sinks Pumps both
Lift and Force various patterns Beer Pumps ETC. VICTORIA
GRECfAH and DRAB WAsHSTANDS, suitable for water.
works without, beautiful article for bed rooms
We have constantly hand large selected
ment Of
BRASS METALS COCKS, etc.
Such as Bbb Cocks Stop Upright Bracket Cocks
Sizes washsRnd Sink Buffers shampooning Compression
for hot cold water Lager Beer Csern Cocks
Also Plated Cocks Of all kinds Brass Coup
ngs and Hose Pipes from y nches all Ware
usually found in a similar establishment
We have the celebrated METROPOLITAN RANGE, which
has to be the very article Of kind
Also the celebrated Charter Oak and Cook Stoves all
Sizes to cook for families Of from five persons
that will cook for six hundred.
Are also Agents for the celebrated JEFFREY'S DOUBLE
ACTING LIFT AND FORCE PUMP, with solid India Rubber
Balls for yslvesThee Sizes Nos and g. prices &c.
and s50To 81 feet perpendicular
They superior any Pump
yet invented.
COOKING STOVES AND RANGES of all Sizes patterns
prices, always hand, either wholesale retail Also
Parlo Once, Church, BED and Steamboat HEATING
STOVES Steamboats,, Hotels Plantations supplfsd
ss-A work done by warranted give sasfaction Or.
ders solicited from the country.
c. c, BIER CO.,
o3 ~ No. IS Camp street, New oreans
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poRTABLE AND STATIONARY STEAM

ENGINES.
HOARD SONS Southern Depot for the States of
lama Missssppl Aasana Tennessee Arkansas and Texas Is
established a. No 70 Gravier street New Orleans where
subscriber who is sole for the above receiving
from eight TO sixteen month Of from "a
power Of these celebrated Engines vhch after of
Years Of upwards Of 500 Engines in all the States Of the Unon
al giving the most complete satisfaction being TIL ONLY
Portable Engine having cylinder boiler WHICH ALL
UTILIZED HEATING SURFACE AND PERFECTLY AC-
CESSlBLE INSIDE AND OUT FOR CLEANING; requires
no brick work t0pu them in operation, special skill sci
them up and but the smallest proportion of fuel them
Constantly IN store, Sash and Circular Saw Mills strAsbs
Iron Frame Corn and Flour Mills; Newell for
steam torse Carver Improved Gin Stands,
ing Pulies Stands Boxes and Bolts ready complete
the shortest notice. Steam Cotton Flour
NILS which can be put in operation few days after being
ceived Descriptive pamphlets with i40 testimonials win
sent by mail 10 any address. SAMUEL ii. GILMAN,
aust ly6W No. 10 Gravier street. New Orleans,
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rIETAIRIE JOCKEY

rIETAIRIE JOCKEY
Ky 'sssssS sFRfSd ahiET1Ne OF 1858
wan 'oH's "a snT on shbG bs the
BOSTON CLUB STAKE for three year Old colts and llies
added BY the Boston CLUB two or more start The
second horse his stake Colts Sc lbs Allies and geld
l. T. j. Wells names g. C. CALvIT, by Yorkshire out of
R. aSar Co b. f. BONNIE LAssIE, by Glencoe,
p Hebgrt c. uPsILoE by Epsilon out of Kate
D. T. Keuner names c. RUPEE. by Voucher, out of Ha'
A. i. Bingaman oh. ELIZA LOGAN by Frosty,
8. names oh. CzARINA, by Glencoe out of
I. A. N sprague PORTLAND by Sovereign out
s. Myers Moore ch c. MONTGOMERY, by Boston, r,
o smith Pe,ritt name b. JoCcosEE, by Glencoe out of
TUESDAY, April s-JooKEY CLUB PURSE $1,000, heats,
WEDNESDAY, April 7-JooKEY CLUB PURSE. 500;
heats, one mile.
o 81 se se sd S b one as e S s
start The second horse to his stake. Colts So
!. T. J. Wells names oh. srARKE, by Wagner out of
q. p d Hebert b. KoH-I-NooR by NuncO, out of
k k6as name. Oh b D pPSt youGhs
5. A l. Bnganan Capt JOhnson',) b. by Voucher
g. A L. Bnganan III Eiliots c. by Voucher out of
T. Myers Moore CHI c. by Glencoe out of Belle by
Frank.
g. II. Oliver by Sovereign Odd Stocking
g. Brahear Power CHI by Albion, Of TERRIERS
dam
10. A, X. Richards
THURSDAY, Aprils-JoCKEY CLUB PURSE, $500, heats,
two miles.
FRIDAY, April e-JoCKEY CLUB PURSE, 5000; heats,
one mile, best Of 5.
SATURDAY April IO-JoCKEY CLUB PURSE, $500;
heats, four miles ~
The second horse will receive the money per
CENT on tbs amount Of tie Should horse be second
The entrance money will with the Entries for the
OF the rst day be made the judges stand
Course, before O'Clock r. NJ OF the day the race
stand, the Course fifteen termination OF the
races Of tho day Each entry the name age SEX
color and blood OF the horse
the eolors in which he is be ridden The ancyn
when applied to coo in entry will not be considered su
c'enty definite. The entrance money Ave the
amount OF The to be for be enclosed
try which must be sealed and put in the entry kept for that
purpose, at the judges stand.
The J'ckey lab by rule lately adopted
ookes shall be dressed in and jackets of silk velvet
SATIN in breaches of corduroy nen and long
fair top boots The club has also ordered in ali
for purses and IN sweepstakes
following weights sh be carried unless other weights
cihed In the aTticles
Two years old, s4lhs
Three years old, 90 lbs
Four We rs cid, l04 lbs.
Five years old, ia lbs.
Six years old, 40 lbs
Seven years old and over l24 lbs.
Mares and gedings allowed lbs.
W. j. MINOR,
JAZZ bt Chairman Executive Committee
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ADJUSTMENTS.
SATURDAY EVENING. January 80. 1888

Lessee and Manager NV. ~ CRISP
SATURDAY EVENING. January 80. 1853.
Sixth Of Miss J. N. DAVENPORT. To
IoTTE CORD RY1CbsrIos Tsrda s in which she vii Sing
Tin the French lAnguagel the 'Marseilsise Hymn Miss NJ
Gus FAM1LY-Capf murphy Msguirs Floyd Chas. Tor.
rsas, NJ. D@On GmHidab Sleek M Hale Mrs Dslnans,
s9-sanday evenIng-Beneht Of Mr.. Chss. Hale.
ss-Chanee Of Tmepoors open at 6ocOek; performance
to sSTmsses az = B,sffssyN c,. and -.
cen Family Circle 90 cents; Gallery Is cents Coiored GAL
ley % uadroon Private Boxes seat IS IL els
Box Office from 40 O'Clock A. NJ. until O'Clock p NJ
Jasc ''N' NJ ". CANNING. Aceg Man and Treasurer.
CT. CHARLES THEArEx-sT. CHARLES sr-
b. Lessee and Manager
IL manager.
SATURDAY EVENING. Jan. 30 1858,
Farewell Benefit and positively hast Of Mr.
wHTTFHEA D-trandfaher whitehead Mr. r. Placide
After which the drama Of FIRST NIGHT In which Mr. H.
Fss6 Fs ca Mr. Q,
ss-sanasy-Beneht Of yiqng Bowers a.,
p-Mr Hack engaged nights only and will APP
pear on Monday and Tuesday.
PRICES OF ADMIssroN-Dresa Circle and Parquette rs
cents second olres - esnts Gallery CENTS oaAdroon Boz
Doors open st SIX; Overture Commences at o'clock Box
ja,o G. O. cHEsLEY. Treasurer
ORLEANS THEATER ORLEANS STREET
SATURDAY, January 30. 1853
Second night of Halevy Grand OPERA acts entitled
CHARLES yI-Me Bourgeois, Messrs. Ranch, Delagraye
aud Juncs
Doors at 81 o'clock Performances commences At J.
parqustte Second Boxes 81 Pit 81 Third Gallery 80
cents. No Seat secured unless paid for Jag
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Il PRESS COMPANY.
This Company organised the safe and speedy transmits
sion Of Specie Bank Notes. Jewey, Merchandise Valuable
PARCELS. etc, etc.
ofhcesNew York 124 Broadway, OF Cedar street.
kerford Co.. Agents. San Francisco Montgomery and
Sacramento streets New Orleans 30 Camp
register kept st this Office for strangers from all parts Of
the world, and they invited reg
Packages called for and delivered without charge
mail will be made for every cslfornz for letters
In government envelopes only.
A. W. SWEET, Manager
For l6 years in the employ Of the Adams Express Company
ja4 Ina
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IMMENSE sUCCEss!.
HUNDREDS UNABLE TO OBTAIN sEATslt
ONE MORE GRAND GIFT NIGHT TO BE BE G1FEv.
ARMo DRY HALL.
ON SATURDAY EVENING JANUARY 80, 1858.
LA MAGICIENNE
Madame macalllster,
In addition her
SPLENDID MAGICAL ENTERTAINMENTS,
Will distribute
Fifty Presents,
Amounting to
S375!
THREE GOLD WATCHES AND TWO sILvERt
Besides Brooches Cake Baskets Bracelets Rings Gold PEN
nss-The Gifts may be seen IN the window Of GsEGoR
be obtained and secured # NJ: B: i BRUCE
the 1''.. Weston ~ sss AT.
SPALDING & It2 psEa Ess MUSEUM AND AMrHT-
St. Charles street, corner Of Commercial Place.
9. R. spsding. Business Manager.
D.
POSITIVELY LAST WEEK
Circus and Performing Elephants!
Performances EVERY NIGHT and EVERY SATURDAY
NOON. Admisson-Fty Cents Children and Servants half
p Curtain rises precisely at l2 at noon and " night
In eoneeuerce Of Ladies Children being
turned from the oyecrowded house Saturday
'1'' MIDDAY PERFORMANCE WEDNESDAY NOON.
which all the novelties of the week will be produced
| The great feat Of Mr.. LENrON,
| WAKING THE oEILfSG LIKE FLY,
I st every Night and Noon Performance.
THE ELEPHANTS AND CIRCUS
AT every Night and Noon Performance.
naTHesday night January 26Beneht of Little KATE OR.
| MOND
Ks~ Wednesday noon, January a-Extra Grand MIDDAY
| PERFORMANCE.
s9-Thursday night Jauuary 28Joint Benefit of FRANK
and JOHN BARRY
ss-santday noon, January sO-Reguar MIDDAY PER
| FORM AECE
sssaurday night, January sO-Benef Of COSTELLO, the
| Clown
ssunday night January Sl-Last night Of CIRCUS and
| ELEPHANTS.
| Monday night February 1.-The KELLER TROUPE
and BALLET CORPS.
Re-enRARement positively this only) Museum
/ COL WOODS Museam Of Living Wonders,
/ The SIAMESE TWINS and their Children.
| The SWISS BEARDED LADY and her son, EsAu.
| The sc PILL0N and SWISS WARBLERS.
Receptions from 10 A. NJ. to r. M 81 ~ p NJ and IL
| to IL P. N.
ja25 HENRY RARESHIDE Treasurer.
THE APOLLO, No. 10 PERDIDo STREET, NEAR
| j. St. Charles street
elegant brilliantly Illuminated Every Evening
| and
| FREE oNCERT
| And other Entertainments Al given
H-This Saloon also open every day, and newspaper
Of the city always the command of visitors
supplied with the choice old Wines and Liquors.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-01-30
LEGAL NOTICES.

SECOND DISTRICT CouRr} SUCCESSION OF ERASMUS
of New Orleans. SMITH-No. IL, 6b6.
NOTICE Is hereby given to the creditors OF
this estate, and all other herein
show within days from the notification, any
they have why the presented by the
turA uirx and ADMINISTRATIVE Of this should be
LOCATED and approved the funds distributed in accordance
Herewith
BY order of the Court
P, s. WILT, Clerk.