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Nevada national., 1859-07-02

REcEUrrs rnox CAIyoaSIA-The San.
Juan Press oftbs 25ih, ult., has the follow.
ing -
CHARLEY LABAsEE. once q well known
citizen Of this place. returned to bis native
country France, some time ago. and has had
to take place in lthe ranks Of the army.
When he left for America his term as con
script had not expired. There are many Ia
California similarly situated with respect to
the military duty they owe their native
country. and 1t would be we'll for them not
to risk returning while war, or the prospect
Of it, continues.
A Grass vslleyan, Of German birth, who
went below to take the steamer Of the 6th,
ult., has returned, having postponed his pro-
posed visit to Europe, by advice Of friends
In San Francisco.
Nevada national., 1859-07-02

TURNPIKE TO AuBuRx.-We learn that
Joint Stock Company has been organized,
under The statute. by Messrs G. ". Apple.
gate aud others. for for the purpose OF con-
siruciing Turnpike road within the coun-
ties Of Placer aud Nevada, State of California
commencing at Auburn, and running thence
via Junction House S. W. Lovell's, Cal
uo-ria House, Empire Mil, Lisbon Z. T.
Mendeuhall's Mills, thence 10 crossing OF
Dear River on the most practicable route,
and from thence TO Grass Valley +; also for
q brarch from the above road, at point in
Nersda County, four miles from Bear River
diverging to Red Dog. Walloupa and Chalk
BluGs via Nichols ard Daird's Ranches, TO
Alpha Omega and Washington.
Heretofore, daring the winter months the
road between this town and Auburn has been
10 wre,ched, and even dangerous condition
Travellers by the Stage have been compelled
to work their passage by getting ont every
few minutes, and hanging OIL to Que side, to
save an upset. We rejoice to ind there is q
show for remedying so great sn evil.
Nevada national., 1859-07-02
SUMMONS.

Stale oi california, county OF Nevada, ".
District Court OF the l4th Judicial District
OF Said State
The People Of the State Of California,
To ARCHIBALD R0BERTsoS, GFesting--You are
horrby summoned to Appsar and answer 10 the com
pltint OF FRANCES JANE ROBERTSON, resident Of
sait County aud state, nea against you within ten
days from the service Of this writ, II served you
In this rouuty, within twenty days II served Jou
within this District. and out cf this Cou.ty, and
within forty days Il served you In th- stste aud
ou; 81 the District. in an action mmeneed the
thiriisth day 81 June, A. u. 1859. In said Court
wherein said Plautil demands against you Divorce
from the noods .; l.airimony, together with such
other and further rslisf may accord with law aud
equity.
Aud you are hereby notified that II you fail 90
answer said Complain, herein directed, Plaintiff
will take Judgment against you therefor BY default
together With all costs Of suit and also demand OF
the Couri such other relief 10 prayed for In Plain
tih = said cumriAint.
In testimony whereof l. Eafus Shoemaker, Clerk Of
Hstrici Court Aforesaid, DO herernto sei my
press the Seal u AAid Court. at Once
!. olace. in the City Of Sevada, this 30ih day OF
June, a. D., 1889, RUFUS SHOEMAKER, Clerk.
Ter Joseph u. Roberts. Jr. Deputy.
Dy order Of Niles scarls District Judge in and for
Nevada County.
4 True Copy-A.tcst Rufus Shoemaker, Clsrh D.
Per Jos. Roberts. Jr. Deputy.
C. T. Smith Atty. for Plif. 49-sm
Nevada national., 1859-07-02

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The calculations above made would give
the County the sum of S6s, 800, audtn the
State only s2C, 400, in an aggregate revenue
OF s95 200 raised within the county Of Neva-
da. This amount would seem like an enor-
nous sam TO be raised for the mere purpose
of supporting the county government. /,
must be rec0llected. however. that large
part OF this taxation was rendered necessary
by the large indebtedness which had been
brought on the county by the destruction Of
the public proprty in 1866, aud other causes
which need not here Hdvert to. The result
Of this Indebtedness was an increased burihen
upon the treasury for interest az the
ten per cent per aunum, and the coasec n
depreciation OF the valne Of scrip. so that Ell
expenditures, other than salaries OF officers,
involved double payment in county war
rants. Under these adverse circumstances,
the county went on, becoming more and more
involved ind=bt, whca the public atteB ton
was called to the subject early in the spring
of 1858. A meeting Of the oiiizrns OF The
county was called at The cour: house, and it
was shown that during the year preceding in
consequence Of the large amount of interest
oa the debt, and the necessity Of paying dou.
ble fee all objects OF expenditure. the uggre-
gare revenue had heel less by some s20, ,0o0
than the amount Of the county expenses-
Matters were growing worse with The anuual
increase OF our debt. and necessity required
that something should be- done 70 arrest the
tendency 10 helpless bankruptcy. The pro-
minent citizens OF the county took part in
the deliberations of the meeting. and after
mature consideration, agreed TO recomme nd
to our representatives in the legislature the
passage of an act TO authorize the Board OF
! S,pervisors TO levy a ssecial property tax o.
so cents On the 500, and poll tax o. 81.
TO be set apart as special fund for the pay.
ment of the current expenses.
1 The act was passed, and went into effect
last year. The result was tina. after paying
all the expenses Of the county. in cash, ex-
cepting the salaries OF officers, there wgs. al
the end Of the year. found to be in the special
fuad surplus fund Of about sl0 600, Thi.
sum was turned over TO the general fund, and
paid out la the redemption OF county war
rants in the order OF their registration.
According to an estimate then made bJ
the auditor, the county debt was found e
hare been curtailed some 900 instead o
ar increase Of about that sum, as it had beer
In the proceeding year. Our scrip has ad-
vaneed TO 40 or IS cents In the dollar, aud Il
in high demand as an investment
year or two Of frugal management mus
place us in fair way to the entire ex.in.
guishment of our debt. When that is accom-
plished the amount to be raised for the sup
port OF orr county need not be one half 0
the amount which II is now found necessar,
to provide With the view OF consummatin,
Nevada national., 1859-07-02

MORTALITY ~ GRASS VALLEv.-We ere in
debied to Nr. W. C. Pope, undertaken, for
the following statement of deaths occurring in
this town, during three months ending July
lst, 1859.
April 1t, Eserlino wslsion, IS yrs. Ken.
4ih. S. ]. Gilderslcve, 3mo, G. V.
. 18Th. C. G.. Metealf 10 yrs. H.,
May, 40, John Mccormick. II yrs. Ireland
June 18th, Theodore II. West, 2syrs N. I
10Th, Stephen Snyder, % yrs. N. Z.
24th EiN ard Pullen Gyrs Alabama.
Total number
DISEASES, Typhoid Fever l., Consump-
iion .. Killed |. Bronchitis, l. Unknown 2.
At Mr.. Pope's store, on Mill street, =
complete record Of deaths is kept, as also q
large variety Of Undertaker's goods.
Nevada national., 1859-07-02

The FUND AProRrioxaESr.-The half
yearly apportionment has just been made
giving to Nevada County Sl,369, for 1863
children at 81, each, distributed as follows /:
Grass Valley district. 4l2 children /;
Nevada 321 Bunker Hill. l24 Pleasant
Valley, SO Penn Valley. 73 Cherokes 63
North San Juan, l2i Eureka, 81; Chalk
Bluff, ~ Bloomfield, 42-l,369 children,
at 81, each, Si,369.
NNis worthy Of note that Grass Valley,
which furnishes considerably more School
Children than any other town in the county
also gives by far the largest Democratic
majority thus illustrating the old adage. that
the more you educate the People, ,he moro
Democrats there will be.
Nevada national., 1859-07-02
AnErra

7ga. a Lsrrnsavr &, eur culy ssiisr'fee Agent
-r ss.rs-sn.o. F.s nay be fssra AZ G. 81
iis. sEAf \ crANE i sole agent 10 San
FssAs,-,e. Hsls eraps~srsA;s 70 receive Acvef'i'e-
snsn,s aai -.ss.pt --r the saEls. he maj ss iosno
ss - 3s-saAat s;r-st, up stairs.
,.G7acI- 5sary Gaelie, Fsq, At the efhee Of
Tssrz1r Co.'S Pa res, Main s,rs-, Nevada Il our
s~'l.-iiio-i sSeai at Nevada city. AL advertise.
aarr., len With Mr. Haekis wnl receive prompt at
.snt.s ffsr u. Legal Advertisement ~iii te re-
,.rAsd b, ns. yaeAis. With proof of publication a.
seen - gablisAticn expires
Nevada national., 1859-07-02

Pic Nc on THE FOURTH Tho childred
OF the various Schools in this town, inelud-
ing the Sunday Schools, will enjoy them
selves by an outdoor party at Cbollar's
Ranch The entertainment may be less in
tellectnsl than an 0ration, but to our think
ing, ills FAR more rational. We hope the
young people will have iirst-rate time.
Nevada national., 1859-07-02

BALL YoR THE rouRTu.-Messrs Hamilton
& Gown are making preparations for the
most brilliant affair OF the season, TO come
of at Hamilton Theatre.
To secure Carriages, parties will please
leave their orders, at the Hall, before 9
o'clock +. N.
Nevada national., 1859-07-02

HOMEMADE LloxR.-We scknAwledy ye
she receipt ofs pitcher OF this conssllng
beverage, from the Irregular Eii,ors. We
snpposed Il was hre~ed In this town bun
oa looking over our advertising column ave
God no proof that fact
Why don't somebody establish Brewery
hersf
Nevada national., 1859-07-02

100 regular meeting OF Grass
Valley Lodge No. IL. l. o. o. F., held June
sOth, 1859, the following brothers were duly
elected officers for the ensuing term:
G. 9. King, n. G.; c. C. Smith. V. c.; p.
5slllnger, See. c. r. Edwards, Treasurer ;
Trusiees. Bros P. W. Roberts, e. C. Web
sier, 7. s. Levy.
Nevada national., 1859-07-02

DY VIRTUE OF AN ORDER OF SALE, made June
ID 10, 1889, by the Hon. Probate Court Of Nevada
County, the undersigned Administrator of the Es
tate OF David Larimer deceased, will expose 10
Public Sale, by Auction,
In front of the Exchange Hotel on Main Street
Grass Valley, Nevada County,
On Monday, July Is, 1859. at 2 O'Clock. p. NJ
All the Right, Title and Interest which said Estate
has in and TO the ing described property all sit
uatcd in Grass Valley township, via -
One Undivided One Fourth INTEREST," IN the QUARTZ
MILL, with Water Privilege. Cabins, Tools and ap-
purtenances, on the West bank Of Wolf Creek, be
low Boston Rayne, commonly known as "Larimeis
McMurtrcys MIL"
ALSO an undivided One. Fonrth Interest IN the
following described Mining Claims late belonging to
LArimer Mehurtrey, to wit -
10 Qsartz Claims, nnd One-third OF D
Others, on New Yerk Hill, and Quartz Claims On
Massachusetts, Hill.
Also--An undivided one third interest In the fol.
lowing Quartz Claims late belonging TO IArrmers
McMurtrey, to wit -
8 Claims on Osborne Hill, known a. the woodsu-
~ Claims
Claims en- lafayette Hin.
One half Of Claims ON Lafayette Hill.
Also-an undivided one half part Of half Interests
In the following. TO wit -
Quartz Claims on New York Hirl; several others
on Osborn Hill; Quartz Claims on White Rock
Ledge.
Also-An undivided one.third interest in the
DWELLING HOUSE, Land and sppurtenAnees, sitn
Atod about BALI a mile below Boston Ravne.
the West Bank Of Wolf Creek. late the property of
IArimers and NeMurirey and now ocenpied by John
LArlmer.
Aiso Unless previously disposed OF at private
sale the following described undivided interests In
PERSONAL PROPBRTf now in the possessisn
Of said John Iarimer TO Wit -
One third Of two Horses, Wagon and Harness, isss
the property Of lsrimers NeNurtrey,
On. half Of One Wagon,
One half Of Horses and Harne<s.
TERMS OF SALE.
For tho Personal Property, Cash.
ror the Buildings and Mining Claims and sppu t.
nanees ten per cent Of the purchase money, at tho
time Of purehas.--thc balance confirmation Of
the sale by the Probate Judge aud t-naer Of D~~i ~
ti.s Ian.ai-tI.tSE-
c. Y. SMITH,
Administrator ofEstats Of David IArimer.
Grass Valley June Is, 1859. ss-4t
Nevada national., 1859-07-02
Urinary ELECTIONS.

rbs County Democratic Con--ution will b hsle
a, ,hs Court House, in Nevada CITY on Saturday
Julv 10Th t 10 o'clock, 4. N. Primary elections
Ct Delegates to be held at each precinct on saAr
cay, July 9th. the hour aud manner OF holding
which to te Designated by the Central Committee In
each tovp,hiP.
Nevada national., 1859-07-02

SoI.oxoxs TESrrE-This beautiful model,
constructed and NOW being exhibited at San
Francisco, is about to be taken to the East.
When The Grass Valley Delegates get back
from below, being hard Students Of the Scrip
tures. they will doubtless be able TO give a
full and learned account of the Temple.
Nevada national., 1859-07-02

We learn that thu mail line will send the
Golden Gate to Panama on the 9th Of July.
The opposition have put up the steamer Cor
iez. aud have Fixed the rates Of passage at
$50 for the frat cabin, and ss5 for second
cabin.
Nevada national., 1859-07-02

Tmk ALrAcA GoAT.-The S. 7. Times
say. that number Of Alpacas are abou! to
be imported from Bolivia and Peru, and
placed on a ranch in one Of the central coun-
ties. Besides furnishing valuable wool,
the animal Is used as beast OF burden--for
packing over mountains inaccessible to 9th
or pack animals.
Nevada national., 1859-07-02

On pcrusing the Boston almanac for 1859
kindly lent to US by subscriber, We are
pleased TO learn that several friends whom
we Left in that city ten years ago, urc still
in the land Of the living. A Directory is
much pleasanter reading than Dictionary.
Nevada national., 1859-07-02

IMSANuEL CHURCH Divine Service will
be held in this Church to morrow at P. NJ.
On Sunday the 10th inst. the Rev.
W. HILL. Of Sacramento will preach Of this
Church, at IT,, in the evening oil perso-
rs are Invited.
Nevada national., 1859-07-02

GOVERNOR WEIAEz --Ou Tuesday LAST the
GossruoT went down 10 look after that por.
tea o. ihs public tha, remains al san Quen
tn. On arriving at San francisco be was
escorted, in carriage and four. to the Ne
ircrslslan Hs.sl, where he made q short zd-
dress, as did Sl'O Asssr'. Scott, Hunt, Judge
Thoraton and DR.. G. sin.
Nevada national., 1859-07-02
MATRIMONIAL NOTICE.

JITHERE.ss. my wife Mary Haggarty. has LETT my
W bed Ant board, this is TO forbid all person har-
boring trusting her my account. As will pay
no debts contracted by her. WM. HAGGElsTi.
Grass Valley, july lst 1850. $40
Nevada national., 1859-07-02
Bernard Cad,
es- TIE FOLLOWING LETTER, -ua

which smphateally speaks for itself written BY
the Dean OF the Faculty the Philadelphia College
Of Medicine to the editors Of the Pacific Medical and
Surgical Journal, San Francisco, for publication:
PHrIAprtrmi, January nth, 1859.
To tie Editors Of the Pacific MEDICAL and Surgical
yorrnaf.-Getlenien. My attention hss been called
TO article in the December number Of your jour
nal in regard TO the ad eHndem degree to DR.. L. )
Capkay. When the application for the degree was
made 10 the Faculty. IL was accompanied oy amuA
Wits and test monals TO the effect that Dr. ofapkay
was a regular graduate N. ID. OF the tnNers
iiy OF Pesth, had served as Surgeon in the hanea e
rian army, and regular practitioner OF nieua
cine. The al eaindem degree, as ITS name 'inp
conferred on graduates only and gives US new PRIV.
isges Had there been the slightest suspicion % q
irregularity the application woaia ha,o osen a,
used Dy inserting this In your Journal you VIII 90
an ae, of justice 70 the college and confer aA'''
Va IT. RAND
p.an Of the rseuity sf the Philadelphia College Of
Medicine
Nevada national., 1859-07-02

WESTERN HoTEL.-Mr. John d. Cady
we'll known as Hotel-keeper in Albany,
N. Y. aud Mr F. Masterson, have succeeded
our friend Col. Hobby. See advertisement.
Nevada national., 1859-07-02

What's the use Of Hotel keepers and
Saloon keepers going TO San Francisco TO
buy theil stock, while they can buy Of Hey
wood al Wholesale City prices See his
advertisement.
Nevada national., 1859-07-02

HoS THOMAS FIxDLET.-A slight error is
made as to this gsuileman's a name, In the S.
F. National. which. II TO. corrected rs
above, might cause bim the loss OF some votas
oa election day.
Nevada national., 1859-07-02

We are indbted TO Jerry Sullivan for news.
papers by the Overland Route,-the n Y
Herald Of May sOib, and the Missouri Rep
ubIiean, Of June I'd.
Nevada national., 1859-07-02

~ Asssrs, L.rzAx and Be gca, will
al lrsss the c..izsas oi,his town on Augus,
% o. TIE frs' they win speak at Sesada
Nevada national., 1859-07-02

Charley Howard will please accept our
tha aks for fsvors: See hin advertisement
merit treek's Nafionai.
Nevada national., 1859-07-02

STATE TICKET.
GOVERNOR
Hs7lTov Q. LATHAM Of Sacramento.
IisUrExANr GOVERNOR.
JOHN G. DowcEY, Of Lee AsEeios.
CONGRESS
JOHN g. RCEH, Of Triaity.
cHA's L. SCOTT, Of Tuoiunns.
erPREAE JUICE.
WIN. w. COPE, OF Anadsy.
dERK or SUPREME COURT.
cRA'a Q. FAERPAx. of Yubs.
ATTORNEY GENERAL
THo,s n. WILLFAsHs. ofEi Dorado.
TREASURER
TH0,s PINDLEY, efNevada.
CONTROLLER
RAM,L III. BRO @ KS, Of snn Josquin
SURVEYOR GENERAL.
HORACE a. HIIGLEY, OF Alamo du ,
euP'T or PUBLIC INSTRUCTION.
ANDREW wJ.MoTLDER. j. Of =. Fran.
STATE PRINTER.
CuA's Il. BoTTs, Of Sacramento,
Nevada national., 1859-07-02

GiYr ESrERrAIsMExT.-Mr, S. Glass
advertisement is necessarily postponed until
next week.
Nevada national., 1859-07-02
DIED

nied, at French correl June 93d, Jennie, daughter
Of samuel and Elyina Iishte, age two years two
months 10 days S, Louis and Independence, papers
please copy
Nevada national., 1859-07-02
NOTICE

l;ESsTS. srERRY K ca. WILL ACT As GENERAL.
vi Agent for the QUAKER CITY SEWING AACHl-
Ne in California amp Oregon from this date.
HOwLETT co.
san Ftaneiseo Adril 5, 1850.
whe have on exhibition at onr Clock stor, No. les
Montgomery street wasinton.
An entirely New Pattern.
OF the above namep Machine to which We invite the
ar'entiun Of al those who desrous of procuring
a good and reliable Msehiue at reasonable price
Send for Circular.
Agent wanted in California and Oregon,
sPERRY L CO..
Manufacturers and Importers OF
CLOCKS,
Every variety constantly on hand and for saie in
lots to suit <s-3m
Nevada national., 1859-07-02
Administrators Sale.

DY VIRTUE OF AN ORDER OF SALE, made June
ID 10, 1889, by the Hon. Probate Court Of Nevada
County, the undersigned. Administrator Of the Es
tate Of David Larimer, deceased, will expose 10
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-03-19
John J JAMESON.
Major lst Rt. l.. ID.

STUART, THE ARTIsr.-There are a hundred fine
stories told Of this eccentric witty improvdent, but
noble artist, Stuart. He was full of genius but he
would not work, or he would have made himself
great master. One day the blunt DR.. johnson came
into Vests studio and addressed something to Stuart
Doctor. Where did you learn iii" "Sir, had
better tell you where did not learn it. 1t was not
from your dictionary" DR.. johnson had too much
sense to be offended
Stuart read mems characters as easily as he read
bis brother, Gen. Phipps, who was going to India.
When the picture was done, and the General had
sailed, Mulgraye came for the piece. "1his picture
looks strange, sir. How is this? see insanity IN
that face" al painted your brother as saw him."
The first account Lord Mugrave had from his brother
was, that his insanity unknown and unprecedented
by any Of bis friends) had driven him into suicide!
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-03-19
you, old boy, goodbye!" "Give my love to Minna !'

you, old boy, goodbye" Give my love to hinna J"
ETC., etc.
The mask and domino waited till oil this was over.
Then be drew the caps down over the three faces and
retreated into his cell. After breathless interval Of
suspense, came the sound
Chop! and all was over. Haas was long dying /;
the others died almost instantly.
large crowd Of people filed Orleans street in
front Of the prison. from early hour until the sf
ternoon, when the bodies, decently cofined, were
brought out and taken away in hearses by friends for
burial.
We must not forget to state that all the doomed
men, in their speeches, returned the most fervent
thanks to Capt. Fremaux and officer Revoile Of the
prison, for their unremittng kindness to them.
RECORDER SUMMERS CouRr.-w. D. Adams was
arraigned yesterday and held to bail for examination
this morning, on charge OF having violently at
tackled Oliver P. Mangum, at the Strangers Hotel,
and caused him to be locked up by the police,
Louis Weinspach was held to bail to answer the
23d instant, to charge Of embezzlement Of some
lumber entrusted to him by Thomas Smith, for man.
ufacture into stands for sewing machines Joseph
Daley, charged with getting money under false pre-
lenses was discharged.
James Taylor and Nicholas Taylor, charged by
Captain Deaner, with stealing lot Of two hundred
knves-ceaners was discharged, the matter appearing
to be OF mere private character. The captain pre-
sented one OF the cleaners to the Recorder.
RECORDER WILrz's CoUKr-A Mrs. Hencln vaa
yesterday fined SO for breach Of peace as charged
BY Oscar Salaum. Jane Xinana l. ". c., WAS fined
frivolous character which she made against colored
gentleman. The charges Of assault and . breach Of
peace against John Soich, were dismissed.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-03-19

THE ST. CuARLEs.--We were pleased to see a large
attendance for the benefit of Miss Coombs who played
Mrs. Haller in the The Stranger" of Kotzebue who
is supposed to have been very sick-laboring under
an acute attack Of OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES be wrote
into existence this queer addition to the store of dra
matte literature. The beneficiary played well her
part, heavy and lachrymose as it is aud Mr. Pope
not bad as The Stranger himself. Mr.. Hamblin was
cast Baron Steinot but at the close of the second
act announcement was made before the curtain that
he was taken suddenly ILL., and that another person
would go on with his part. " The Love Chase" was
to follow The Stranger" but we are unable to an
whether it overlook him, the success which
Miss Coombs doubtless achieved in Constance be-
cause of our not being present during its performance,
little circumstance apt to exert material influence
upon the disquistions of conscientious critic.
The VARIETIEs.-Mr Henry Placide again hob :
bed pathetically round the stage as the inimtable
old IVhitehead Of the age, working the brakes of
pathos that pumped up liqufed emotion to the eyes
of tenderhearted auditors, of whom there were
many present, the house being good. 1t preceded
by Married Lfe,'' pleasant little comedy, which
we have several times noticed before. After it came
third installment of the heavy quadruple bill, pas
de trois by the intoxicangy graceful and charming
danseuse attachment of the company, and the enter
tainment wound up with rattling afterpece, in
which all hands were intensely funny.
THE AMPHITHEATER.-The Juveniles played the
fairy operatic spectacle, Beauty and the Beast to
large house, and it passed off very smoothly. They
get up these spectacular affairs remarkably well at
the Amphitheater, and they worth anybodys see.
| ing. The most solemn senior will find that he can
reasonably and gracefully condescend to be amused
and entertained by the dongs OF the little folks aided
by such stage management and machine arrange
ments. Miss Louise, Miss Helen, Miss Carrie, and
Master Marsh played with much ability.
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~ Mayoralty promulga,ions on 9Th p.
ADJUSTMENTS THIS EVENING.

ADJUSTMENTS THIS EVENING.
THE ORLEANs.-Haleyy's grand opera " Charles
VIZ will be performed.
THE ST. CHARLEs.-"T The Actress of Padua II is
announced, with Miss Coombs as 7isbe the actress,
and Mr.. Pope as the Governor. The nautical drama,
" Paul James," will follow.
The VARIETIES" Speed the Plough" will be
performed Mr.. Henry Placide and the strength of
the company appearing. Also, 90 The Old Guard
with Mr.. Henry Placide as Hauersack.
THE AMpnITHEArER.--The Marsh Juvenile come
dans will play 1.-THE Forty Thieves y and The
Wandering Minstrel" Miss Louise and Master Marsh
appearing.
ARMoRY HALL.-M'lle Piccolomini will sing in
Donizetti's opera "Don Pasquale,'' together with
signors Domenico, Florenza and Maggorotti, of the
Ulman troupe.
ODD FELLows HALL.-Grand fancy dress and
mask ball by the Benevolent Association of the Sons
Of Louisiana.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-03-19

GLAD TO HEAR T-Mr. spurgeon, thinking he
can quite as profitably occupy himself in London
has abandoned the idea of a journey to America.