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DC. AFer's special and sole agent ia onelas.
for the sale of Cherry p%eetoral, GatfaItic pills r.
Also agent for Mohatss, I.oudons, clianriasS
Hnllss. WoaaiEtaais, RositldIs. Rad9aayyas Il. Rsa3
and Perry htgisPall Killer, and I'LL other NORM
patent Remedies. Is
Prescriptions carefully compounded 1T ali hon.
night and day. Physicians and planters, ords
respectfully solicited. Sss
opelousas, Nov. z, 1858; JOHN pnsEYy
Druggist and A~potlleeaS
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~ Al autssjigaes 0aTrent Il sendre. font
glNRkksleut st0ekk maaSssaaasix dill serYent 4 III faIri-
se61ttp d. TINS genres Do voifires.
Is q4fent aussi d tauersa nn prix reasonable leur
anrten ktahlisaeIaen 81 avsntagetisenien comm. s
OPelnnsas 61janyier ls59 GIBBS ~ CLARK
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NlSs--lal seridtti qli existait cisdeyapt ent,e
~ Carroll keoagh q g jour eta d~issoute d-asl
sa ! mNlaet,e e. toutes les peysosnes 9ui ont DIES
oien les presenter a Fun on rantre ponr en- etre
pay!ees, Cettx mi mons d%aiveat, vaitdreut atlssi
Ve.ar payer \ Pan on l@attfe DIES sonssignes.
compile. CA RB1tJ j. < II Et,trtn n2fts
st Landry, o ayril 1859.
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A WS,--On offfc h sendre 4 des conditions
= tres avantagelses, six cent soIxante acres 40
a. ferre situee sur y Big Cane ridge. parcis- -
~ gdA@a Ayeyeltea Tngr ies conditions ss'adresser al
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TOHN Il. KING. AyoCAr.-Ak ,jorte
- son Office q I~ienaofr IRE des +. slatndry Ct.
MT MET attenant 4 stri ~donieiic, presqie en- faes
dn irefi 81. m
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!EJf-AA, Avncat-7et Conseil
ocguppe. 'tonte afaire
eoncernaiit "a profession tant dams III SSisse de St.
Landry qie dams les f,afoisses aypisnaifas.
The Opelousas patriot. [volume] (Opelousas, Parish of St. Landry, La.) 1855-1863, 1859-04-23

lf.LANpRY MEDICINE DEpOT7
~ The uaasrsignad keeps constantly o.
hand a large and veil selected stock of DGrnes b
Chemicals. Paints, Oils, Dye stuffs, vafiiishes =
Brushes, Glass, PerfuineFy, and fancy articles y
Pure Wines and Brandies for medicinal purpea
Stationery, Garden Seeds and choice Hayana ciiss,
a.f,i Tnttefpr,, %8H a sN&6 #A.L &G#48| SSiHA
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A LPfI0NSE DEBATLION, Eneanteur
~ Public aans ct pour Ia Parois-e st. Landry.
Tout oFsIre laisse chez ini Cd au bureau de r. S
Robin sera lromptement execute.
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nEBAILLoN Il C~3Aes[ERE, ronsigna-
aires. Expeiitis los ct Marrhands Com
nisss--- ia :.
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41YILLIAM II, SPENCER aAyocat.--
w Exefcefa sa profession dams fttrentes
da District ludiciaire- Pa j assiaui
& ct sou fndtissrIs II eoinpte m6riter lencet agement
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r J.. BEAUCHAMr, EneantG dams ct
- roar Ii. Paroissf; ST. Landry, eX6ctItera ayec
promatitade toate Attire qui lHi e7a coniit. Blu
teai aux opelousas. q mars Isl
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Ak Y fs-M iayant ike aax Onelousas, i,olre
- espeetneasement mes services aux cifoyanr IL
&c village e DIES eavirpns. On me trouyers nm, u Il
inonleis 7 "a plaTinaeie de NJ. John Posey au coin
Opeloasas. % iaasrIS5y.
JOHN TAYLOR II n
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4nteur T .aist
.ndry. BHreaa uiix Ope-
10 feY 1853.

AIN.--Encasl teur pour
M-0ffre SEES services 4 ses
', On lie tronfera tou-
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7 Or. Stage, Enclnt, sblic dai,
~ ct pour la paroisse st. Lac Sreau a ID;
Vile Platte. !
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RLSpLPHFE DE aHAUXDE MAR
AE&Ss#GEELEN REI9TH& Gosacia preulisrs quaIfta.
n1AAre far pEBAILLON n CARRIEREs,
II ePRtsl sSs. Washington, Le.
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AbDErVIE. Porter 40 Lonires. HERES, Madere
z, L, HEBRARD.
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES venons ID receyoir
VA sa6itv6ls assortyman. d. Parfanerie Fran
-, Angtaise g AmeFic,iae.
~ !. LE0NGE HEBRARD co.
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4HENTI-
GEPrIlN. Oncl,

les Danes de SgiafG q
yeu!r le public, gu'elIes ieonrrifont
vile ies U~pelqusas lie ~ doctaore2} ytitsaii
d'tducatioa p0pr les ieunes perspl SoissS.
Ell dc: p@aro=ses snvironnsntes - IL
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IsAnila PeEseE pleN3If1 dl nc pour tois T.
del3tfqaemenls iEteytaetiaires ps9 NJ iiafaiaya
-FaaF net on passage. 3'tcsse baA.
0.elafisls, i an laaaa. 0. NtI.Ef & CO.
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IF b. RIlunIE, lngenieur Civil, Arpen-
Ii. teuret Copiste.
Washington, Inc, Ii aFril lS5s-la
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d m tic ntelligenc Q.
Arrival Of the British Frigate Curacao.

ARRIVAL OF tne BRUSH trlgate curacao.
ANNAPOLIS, N. j., April 7.-The British frigate
Curacao, about which serious apprehensions have
been felt arrived at this port this morning, having on
board the new British Minister to Washngton-Lord
Lyons. He will proceed to Washington tomorrow.
The Sickles Trial.
WASHINGTON, April T. The Sickles case was
opened to-day by Mr.. ould of the counsel on the
part of the Government, and the examination Of wit
nesses was commenced, the court room being crowded
with spectators.
Domestic Markets.
New YORK, April 7.-The sales. of cotton to-day
amount to 5000 bales The market closed firm at
yesterdays quotations. The Indians news had not
transpred at the close of business. The flour market
has declining tendency. Southern flour has de-.
clined lOe. Corn closed dull yellow corn, SO to
sS3c. Pork dull; Eastern mess, 81 rs; Western
mess, $ls Is. Sugar closed firm at to 64c. Coffee
firm; sales to-day were 5000 bags, at III for Rio
Molasses steady at 40c.
CINc1NsATI, April 1.-The Flour market closed
firm at s. 40 to S. so for superfne. Whisky has
declined &C.; moderate sales at 23c. Western Mess
Pork is held at SIT 25. Bacon-sales to-day Of 100
hhds. at G} to 7c.
SAVANNAH, Ga, April 1.-THE sales of cotton to-
day were 500 bales, at an advance Of on our pre-
The sales of the week amount to 4,9OO bales. The
receipts of the week amount to IL 900 bales against
1000 bales for the corresponding week of last year
The total receipts of cotton at this port since the frs
of September amount to 422 500 bales.
The excess of cotton received at all ports as com
pared with last year, according to price current
is 777,000 bales. The stock Of cotton in this por
and on shipboard is 81, 900 bales.
rt--
were 1900 bales. Good Middling Uplanas 12A t
l25c. Mddling Fair Uplands l25 to 13c.
/ River Intelligence.
ST. LOUIS, April 7.-The Mississippi at this poir
has fallen six inches during the past twenty-fou
hours, and is still falling at about that rate.
The Upper Mississippi has risen one foot durin
the past twentyfour hours and at Dubuque the rive
continues to rise.
LOUISVILLE, April 7.-The Ohio at this point
rising this evening, with nine feet of water in tn
canal.
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Neh 0rlsans Bully Crtsteut.
THE CALIFORNIA THREAT OF SECESSION.

The people of California. il they correctly re-
presented by the press Of San Francisco received the
news Of the defeat Of the Pacific Railroad bill with
much Indignation and disappointment, which they
vented in great deal Of angry talk and very unre
served and copous threats of secession. Their anger
and chagrin are quite natural and well founded. 1t
will be remembered against the last Congress as
most infamous breach of duty that schemes Of per-
sonal aggrandsement and petty sectional jealouses
should have been permitted to thrust aside matter Of
such incalculabe importance railroad connection
with our possessions on the Pacific has become. The
necessity of such connection will increase as the value
Of those possessions increases and the road will
quesonably be built some time in the future unless
indeed the secession Of California should supervene
or this whole confederacy be rent in fragments by
the intestinal feuds which seem to grow more dis.
tractng and dangerous every year. So far as the en-
terprse itself concerned might not perhaps, be
Of vital conseQuence'wh Congress should sane
ton it now few years hence but if it be desirable
that California should be retained member Of the
confederacy, TIE question of establishing railroad
connection with that State assumes at aspect
Of great importance.
That the States growing up on the Pacific are not
destined to become permanent members OF the Re.
public we have already expressed the opinion, and
we do not expect soon to learn anything that will
authorize different conclusion. Yet we should be
glad to know that the time for is far
moved into the future, a hundred generations away
at least and we should rejoice to railroad built
up in the interim, guaranty of peaceful relations
between the two mighty peoples that must dwell on
each wing Of the broad continent. The neglect oil
Congress to take action in the matter however, will
tend directly to the destruction of any such hopes
If Congressional chickering's and the sectional strug
giles between the respective advocates of Northern
and Southern route allowed to put of the worl
session after session, the Pacific States as they in
crease in all the elements Of power, independence
and selfreliance, will become thoroughly estranget
and speedily cast off their allegiance to the Union
There will, IN fact exist scarcely an inducement t.
. continue their relation to the Federal Government
situated as they are, three thousand miles away, re
ceiving no benefit from that relation and subject
all the danger of any foreign war into which th
federal authorities might at any time plunge tn
nation. A citizen of California who should nc
under such circumstances finally become advocat
of secession must be inspired with love for tt
Union altogether more powerful than State pride al
personal interests. 1t is not probable that patriotis
Of that selsacrdcing character exists to any exten
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A Young LADY DRowNED.-On the lst inst, while
Miss Julia Moffit was crossing Hills Greek, some
seven miles from McMinnvie, Tenn her horse fell,
throwing her into the stream, which, from recent
rains was much swollen. Her body sank imme-
diatey, and was seen no more until next morning
when she Was found some distance below the ford
Another young lady was in company with Miss
Mofht, and came very near meeting the same melan'
choly fate. Both were riding the same horse, and
both were thrown into the stream together, but she
more fortunate than her companion caught hold of
limb and supported herself above the water until hel
cries brought assistance, which reached her just il
time, she greatly exhausted by efforts to save
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ADJUSTMENTS THIS EVENING.

THE VARIETIEs.-For Mr.. A. Fl. Davenport's bene-
fit "Leap Year." "Trying it On" and "The Young
Widow" with dance in each nterlude, and almost
every member of the Company appearing in the three
pieces, will be performed.
THE ST. CHARLEs.-Last night but one of the
great pantomme "Bianco," when "Mons. Duchala-
meau," in which the brothers Rayel will take part
and grand advertisement, will also be performed.
The Alphabetically Marsh Juveniles will
produce their musical burlesque Beauty and the
Beast" to be followed by farce entitled "a Trip tc
Coney Island"
ARMoRY HALL.-Dr. Beales illuminated pano-
ramas Of the Mammoth Cave and Niagara, with
other entertainments, and gift presentation tt
ticket holders.
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METAIRIE JOCKEY CLUB RACES.
FIFTH DAY.

v..-., M, n.,ticnlarIv hrioht Init IL wa a |
W" ..,.. - .ha I.,s arv v.atber roze IN |
" e.. 80 a;earont dr;vea IN the Met.r;e over
I;s. " H. ,.I turoruoua cavalcades of the present
".s- ~ WV - =. .ho .no,+ Tho attendance an tho
49, o..nds va. verv large and the lad;es,
AsN 'na s.a h. . ho,.itcbino nhaanx NJ its nro
..Aa ~. a,"nnants S
psn .,;. oooos;o, cantered unon a contest
.ue Spy.' ul,.. ~ -. Toolan clnh nrrae ~ Sam.
tho.o h.;no three entries to.wit: Mr.. Kenner's
sss o. wostnoora,s Jo,s,,s and f,ol. Rinoa.
,,.,. D. Eu,, IN wednesday evening Varete
'.' aa ~ t.nor;ta at two IN one. and even three
~" w., .;... ~, Gala This state of feel;no
49, .,;,, ,.oro- sanonne at the track Yesterday,
mss Tas ''.'. .t,.ua edd. ~ bundred to thirty
nsn :, nu 49, ansos FAM m ona were offered on
nhoso ,vho toot these offsrs seemed To
~ Cow r.oklooo d;snos;t;on tn bet for the
w ~ ..' .:... L,n5 ,rna, =, f.te rather than
'.D' H., s...,.. 49,, ,h,t ~, h,t tho Kenner
49, ~. ~ W.. ,s" -, ,r;nn;no A, tho odds named
,-N ny e .sr,,. ...,;... ~ .hu1,,, of Tho
.ne's VOC .;.ho,. e;noh;no of,or
~ oss ..s. ~ ~. .,a.;o - o,ossaa Tto 70.
sne .. main n Vi e'en 'pesu'"'ioA !. " ~ ,eas =.
SUN VI 'ue i"se 'Aiu'' "pP'"A 49, '' f,Nfe' f
Jul iepois . -, ..,
NJ I,,Is r.. .,.o... ,o.;.,,, T.,
comnonv Those nos1ions xere not changed during
the frat mile. In the back stretch of the second
| -, ~ -. - L.. 4....o ,,a fo.. r,,,,o,t
yarete showed ahead, but soon fell back Big Ellen
| a.. u..;...
taking the lead and keeping it to the end Varlete
pushed her hard, but gave up the contest coming
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Arrivals at tho rrn.lpal Hotels Yesterday.

CITY HOTEL. j R Gotten, @ v Hardy Hs.dy, Nrs
Fs|.sas Sslssss: Ks ia Ri3;lsS u
ss' asss ss:s ~
s's,. iI sa.ss
7snfe Roslsaa sRs ses s9a
as ns1gss 5s sss.s +
" 5s5ats PIT H.;
nss nsssas vf!iPps %sls si; kssss
81 w.tn. asF!ss! sMzs e
Fsffsn Fansa sad .SY Henry ssspy
81. ssss'S:ss
/ B, Aasiss. fSS
ysi, saa M
wil,sn ASIss Jsss.ds s1s lsdy
sss sss. S.asa x
..J Murphy, Miss.
ys1Ea cfoets KiiPs5isk, Allen nc. ssssias
s.s ss.S.a
h1,a,a byan and sdS Kerr ms sims sims ILs
Ssa,5sv pnSs EvP Roa,S
xieE, Bsavaa i Boyss Pochs = Losio, "a e
Mcdonald and 9 Wife j Lawless ,s Msssalf Va 4
Burnley. C Muggah La Nv Jeries Miss. Geo W
10 es, La. Il Yelowby N G.
ARCADE HOTEL j r Williams, La Nath Leyi, {
Wait arky Es sas Jas Jsgsp g,ss, W9ds Ls Gee
...T Freese, Q Heiis, W Lucky La:. A Mccain, Ky
Thompsos, Miss j Fife, r Gwin " VIII ms; MI
I@,'a slslass
| Il Msyheld, La.
og.s R SSss ass g. TsPs
and Mrs Ilsley, Montan daughter and lady Aonton
Thompkns, Mo-. 81 Anho Ala. VIM Glenn and lad.
Geo W Dolly, 0....R Hurlbut H.. DR. Washington
lady, Las. C Humphreys. t5
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ADJUSTMENTS LAST EVENING.

"Our American Cousin had possession of the
boards of the Varieties and Amphitheater and at the
St. Charles I" Bianco' was repeated to large audi
tory 1t is the grandest affair in the pantommc way
which the Raves have got up and the machinery
management displayed is really wonderful They in
troduce everything atanable in the trick and trans
formation line, and the finale is very beautiful and
elaborate snectacular exhibition,
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-04-08

CASUALTIES IN TEXAs.-The Fl Huntsville Item states
that f. L. Davis, Esq, Of Montgomery, was thrown
from buggy few days ago and killed. Also, that
young man named Callihan, living between Hunts
vile and Montgomery, on the San Jacinto, was
drowned last week, while swimming one Of the San
.Jacinto Creeks,
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TEXAS RAILRoADs.-The Houston Telegraph says
that the H. 7. B. Road received last week bills of
adng for nine hundred tuns more of their IRON This
will finish the road to within less than ten miles of
Columbia
The Telegraph publishes comparative statement
of the receipts of the Houston and Texas Central
Railroad for the month of March, 1857, 5s and 80,
as follows
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ADJUSTMENTS.
EIGHTEENTH WEEK OF THE STAR COMPANY.
BENEFIT OF MIR. A. H. DAVENPORT.
FRIDAY EVENING, April 8. 1859,

FRIDAY EVENING, April 8. 1859.
Commences with tie comedy OF LEAP YE NR-Sir Solomon.
Mr. Marx Smith Capt M9ussr Mr. Brgys Dimpe Mr. John
J.hn Thong. Mr.. Leeson Mrs Fiowerby, 4 Graham
Miss OIeary Mr.. Chas Boyce; Miss Desperate Mrs John
Betty Miss L. GrahamPAs DE TRoIs, BY Misses A. and II.
Gale and JackssnFollowed by the aughabe farce Of TRY
ING 1T oNWalshnghnm Potts, Mr. Geo Jordan; Jobsock,
Mr. Morris Tttebat Mr. Duncan Mrs. Jobsock Mrs War
rem; Fanny, Mrs Mark smithPAs DE TaoIs, by Misses
and A. Gale end misunderstanding with the langnable
sftsrpiece YOUNG Mr.. Bdgga Splash
Mr. Davenport Aurelia, Mrs. Chas Boyce; Lucy, Mrs
John Seton.
SO- Tomorrow osaurdsy)Tse successful comedy of ou,
American Cousin" will be repeated.
PRICES OF ADMISSION:
First and Second Tiers and Parqres ..... rs cents
Boxes Thira Tier fpr coored persons only.
3aneiy.
fhvate HoxesI. to $6 w
Box ONCE for securing Dress Circle Parquetts
Chairs and Private Boxes, from to 8 o'clock, daily.
- Doors open at to 7oclock-Performance to com
mence at IL. a8
CPALDyNG 4 ROGERS AMPHITHEATER AND
- MUSEUM, ST. CHARLES STREET.
Stage Manager. G. MARSH.
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A LAWYER IN LIMBo.-Wm. B. Jarvis, a lawyer,
tried recently at Portage city, Wis., for assault
with intent to commit rape on Norwegian girl,
and found guilty.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-04-08
A COLLECTION OF cuo1cE ESaL1su EsaRAv1s

If cheese comes after meat, what comes after
cheese?-A mouse.
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There was another failure Of the mails yesterday.
The Canada of the 26th from Liverpool was not an-
nounced at Halifax up to a late hour. Sir Samuel
Cunard, Bart. and mail contractor, takes his own
time. In the meantime, the splendid American
steamers of the Collins line are laying idle in New
York, through the psrsimony and neglect of our
would.be economical Congress.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-04-08

END OF A STRoNG-MlNDED WoMAN.-An elderly
married lady named Hannah Cloud, committed sui
eide in Chester county Pa few days ago by cutting
her throat. She extensively known, having Off
cisted as preacher and also as a practitioner of
mo
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90 10 'o9.....,. DO
The business of the road for April is opensg very
well, and expect to the largest receipts this
month the business of the road has ever shown.
Over 81 200 were taken on the road one day last
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-04-08

su1c1DE.--A respectable citizen of Philadelphia,
whose name is not given, committed suicide on the
slst ut, by mangling his throat horribly with razor
1t was supposed that he was deranged.-
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FRIDAY EVENING, April g. 1859.
WILL BE PRESENTED the musical burlesque Of BEAUTY
AND THE BEAST-Beanty Miss Heien Beast Mis- Louise !;
John Quill Master G. W. Marsh. To conclude with most
laughabe farce written expressly for Master g. W. Mash
entitled TRIP TO CONEY ISLAND or, Married Batche
lor's Troubles-Sep,mu. Singleton, (only married three
monthsJ y. W. Marsh Mrs. Lucy Singleton (his wife, Miss
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-04-08
TeIegraphed to the New orleans Crescent.
ONE DAY LATER FROM EUROPE!

ARRIVAL OF THE IND1AN..
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Twenty sixth Night OF
MARsHs JUVENILE COMEDIANS.


Twsnty.sixtb Night Of |
MARsH's JUVENILE COMEDIANS.
FRIDAY EVENING, April s. 1885,
Will RE the @ musical surIssase Ct BEAUTY
Quill Master G. co"eads ss with lSas most
sass ff ~ 5sG sxsp e; ss ssa h.sss
le g. " MIS- nsn usy Gs id n r 6ss
Admission, 50 cents; Children and Servants attend
M Pss s sss SisH S and EVERY
sDosfs night a. quartz, before cq5tsin rises a.
asa sses Doors open on Saturday noon at i
ST. CHARLES THEATEK-sT. CHARLES ST.
Lessee and Manager .....B DEBAR.
Aclins CoEHl
PRICES Or ADMIssIoNp5sss Circle and Parqustse, IS
s. each lsats Boxes s'''s '"'' 'A''
LAST N5 q SF ES2E GABRIEL
FRIDAY EVENING. April 8,
New scenery, Tricks Observation-Disclosures Gabriel
ssys g 5s !H
Ma and os in dsness
os sss open sPsa sy = from precisely Boz
IS 9. G. cHEs1EY. Treasurer.
ORLEANS THEATEK-oRLEANs STREET,
SATURDAY. April o. 1859
Second night of Aube I, grand op,ra In fye acts Of HE
| DUMB GIRL OF PoRT1GI
| Hf~Performance commences at o'clock.
BIicke Office open every day. from 9ocock A. NJ to 5
o'clock r. NJ. aS
| A RMORY MORY HALL.
PRESENTATION WEEK
Golden Prizes! Golden Prizes
In ection with the
| Magnificent Panorama Exhibition
of the
NIAGARA AND MAMMOTH CAVE OF KENTUCKY,
ss-coMMENCING MONDAY EVENING, April A. and
every night during the week.
p75.BeAutiru rul Prices every night.
Exhibitions on WEDNESDAY and SATURDAY Moons.
ss.For fu tther particulars small bills. AZ
A KTHUR NAPOLEON
Has the honor inform his friends and the citizens Of
New Orleans that he will give
Grand Concert
ABOUT THE MIDDLE OF APRIL.
On this occasion he will be assisted by thu following eminent
, artists:
SIGN0RINA CARROLL,
Prims Donna sopraRo, from the Academy of Music New
York, and the principal Thesters of Europe.
e MISS HAYWOOD
The celebrated Prma Donna Gonalto, from Drury Ian
, Theater, London.
, HERR DOEHLER,
Distinguished Solo Voluist, of the Philharmonic Concerts
$ New York and
D sIEGsRIED BEHRENs,
0 Musical Director.
/, Be- Further particulars hereafter al If
ON VIEW FROM 8 A. NJ. TO 6 p. NJ.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-04-08

Ad-Admsson 80 cents; Children and Servants In attend
ance half price on Saturday only.
AJ-Performnnces EVERY NIGHT and EVERY SATUR-
DAY NOON.
nS-Doos open nigh. quarter before Curtain rises
half past l. Doors open Saturday at l4; Curtain
rises at l2A. a8
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1859-08-10

USE OF ADvRRsIrY.-You wear out your
clothes. You are not troubled with many
visitors. You are exonerated from making
calls. Bores do not bore you. Sponges do
not haunt your table. Tax x-gatherers hurry
past your door. Itinerant bands do not play
opposite your window. You avoid the nui-
sance of serving on iures. You are not per-
secuted to stand god father. No one thinks
of presenting you with testimonial. No
tradesman irritates You by asking, els there
any other little article to-day, sir ?'' You
practice temperance. You swallow infinitely
less poison than others. Flatterers do not
shoot their rubbish into your ears. You are
saved many debt, many a deception, many
headache. And lastly, if you have true
friend in the world, you are sure in very
short space of time to learn it.