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ADJUSTMENTS.
ATTHE NEW CONCERT HALL.
FOR ONE NIGHT ONLY, THE CELEBRATED
California DramAs


FOR ONE NIGHT ONLY, THE CELEBRATED
California Drama!
DIR. HALE
w .sps 81 N.~ TO
GREAT CALIFORNIA DRAMA,
which attracted great attendance It's former pesenta
III. naas
Dr. HALE viii appoint for its presentation,
THURSDAY NIGHT. February 24th, 1889.
AT THE NEW CONCERT HALL,
fitted and embssed makes the finest Hall Of It's size
In the city.
PRICES OF ADMISSION
Reserved Seats. lo censs'
ss Seats can be secured at the Ticket
wednesday, and Thurad.y February 23d and h from 10
~ Doors omen until 6K to commence N o'clock
~ For further particulars, see programme
DIR. Hale's
LADIES', CLASS,
FOR INSTRUCTION IN THE NEW SCIENCE
-0Y-
Electro-Biology!
the ~ Of
Feb 2k Do y s.ying their names =. Z TYdERs
:s
si will be enabled to perform a.
~ %
e Il s.:
ting the member to all Electrical In The United
in which a and complete knowledge vi" be gained q ~ 5s'
odd FELLOWS HALL-CAMP STREET
WEDNESDAY EVENING. Feb g. ats o'clock.
First appearance in New Orleans Of
MILE PoINsOT, NINE LABoRDE,
CARL FoRMES, GUsTAvE SATTER,
SIG. FLORENZA, Mr.. PERRING,
HTbe Orchestra from the New York academy Of Music.
NOTICE. &-
Seats may to-day and tomorrow commencing at
o'clock Hartes Music Store IS Camp and at wer
| len's Music Store, Camp street.
Reserved Seats. 50
Admission at the door or.........................1 90
PARTICULAR NOTICE.
Persons buying 81 admission tickets the door entitled
all such seats which have not heen secured in ad
They will please apply the Chief Usher in the Hail.
| GARD.
In conformity pledge make Concerts
every DETAIL Mr. ULLMAN submits to the public the
first of his Programmes in the full conviction that the very
high position he claims for the great artists he will be
conceded to them.
PROGRAMME OF WEDNESDAYS CONCERT.
l. Overture" Martha "-Flottow Orchestra
2 Aria-1l Trovatore Mile Poinsot
Aria Bufa-Don Giovanni. Carl Formes.
4. "Casa Diva 'Norms. s....,...........M Mime Laborde
s. Romanza-La Travia'a Sig. Forenza.
g. Fantasia-PanoI Trovatore. .Gustave Sater
I. Sshuberth's " Wandeer Carl Formes.
H.
l. Overture Merry Wives of Windsor" Orchestra
2. Aria-The Barber of Se7illa. Nine Laborde
8. English Ballad. Mr. Perring.
L. Waltz Bavura-Piano. Sater
s. Polacca-Jelusalem Mile Ponsot.
6. Aria Bufa- Les Noces d Figaro Carl Formes
I. Paganini's Carnival of Venice,' with Va
ria ions Nine Laborde
| ~,
N. B-Evey piece in the Programme will be accempane
by the Full Orchestra.
On FRIDAY, February 5 First Concert in New Orleans
MUSARD Of Paris the celebrated Proprietor and Che
Orchesa Concerts and Balls Musad assisted his
SOLO PLAYERS AND ORCHESTRA
On SATURDAY, Second and Last Concert of FORMES
LABORDE, POINSOT, etc. fe22
MISS ELOISE BRIDGES WILL GIVE HE
IN nd SxfhR m
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CREDIT sALE-Sale Of Dry Goods, Silk Mantil.
las elcWe call the attention Of the sale of dry
goods, mantas ETC., to take place this dav o'clock
Bache Ieaamous auction rooms Me- II Ghsytres street.
T,rms at sale.
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MANAGERs.
PIG NJ. j. Reigart, PIG. Jos. Bensadou,
!" ]. s. Sloan, z. N. Strong,
Z" L. Holmes +" ". K. Mcintosh,
Is A. W. Macdonell, /" P. g. Collins.
A. Dougal, g 7. W. Bothic,
W, Gregory, " J. s. Simonds
G. q, Bier, Ed Blakesy, s. r. Jones,
p Gilen A. Parle, W. H. Schroeder,
n Hodgins, ia McCartv, A. o. jackson,
a. Brewer, DIR. j. lwell, S. Burchfeld,
A. Weymeyer, J.F. A. Boyle J. Maeinns,
W. e. Aud, q. WiRg. Nm. Reynolds
B. Kowalski, y. H. Fowler R. Kellett,
r. Znfgraf, g. W. Sader, A. l.. Sawson,
Frank Martin VIM. Frances, J. r. Caruthers
W. G. Budd NJ W. Rely, M. J. Downs,
j. Shryock, H. R. Alsobrook, G. Rglione,
O. Schwaner, j. II. Clayton, T. Weir,
W. b. Burke.
COMMITTEE OF ARRASGEMENrs
%Jas A. McGawley, Pres.,i "a n Shaw, Secretary;
IA McDongal, IT W Bothic,
j. G.. Roche. Christian Bier,
NJ B, Gilmore, SFrank W. Seymour.
-+Commitree on Invitations
The Committee Lsdiss Invitations will meet every Tues
day and Friday evening. until the light Of the ball
Genemens Tickets be had from of the above Man
ayers or Comm ttee of Arrangements. Price 81 80.
Applications for Ladies' Invitations ba left with the Sec.
reary at the Luther Homes No. LOG St. Charles street
or in Box No. 25 Mechanics and Dealers Exchange No. l9
ST. Charles street. with any member of the COMMITTEES.
Positively no lady will be admitted without invitation
No i ytatons Ii be issued after Friday the 25h inst
FLOOR MANAGERs.-M. L. Reigart, Frank W. Seymour e.
Riakesy and M j. Downs. fe5td
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j. n. Hammond,

j. n. Hammond,
LITHOGRAPHER AND PRINTER,
No. 8 Camp street, second floor,
Respectfully socts orders in the above named departments
of art
DIPLOMAS STOCK CERTIFICATES, POLICY HEADS
Insurance Scrip Bills Exchange Checks Promssory Notes.
etc., embeished with original designs engraved on copper OF
steel and printed in style unequalled In the South
He has obtained facilities for doing description Of work
Sone and particularly refers to the style recently intro
duced, combining the elegance Of Steel Engraving with the
cheapness hogaphy and particularly adapted Bills of
Exchange Checks. Account Sales, Bill Heads fine Labels,
etc ETC., etc.
Being the only Engraver of Pictorial subjects steel
per South publishers others requiring Portraits Land
scapes Book Illustrations etc. etc., requested to examine
his specimens will add that orders in the finer and more
difficult kinds Engraving will be EXECUTED BY HIM
SELF and to the North is the common practice.
WEDDING AND VISITING CARDS, AT HOME INvI-
TATIONS Engraved and Printed in every style, punctuay
and at short notice.
COURT, LODGE and NoTARIAL SEALS, Designed, En-
sraved and furnished with press, counterdie etc.
tai
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"a FANCY DRESS, MASK ED
80 And
HI ALA BALL.

The First Annual Ball OF
Delta Lodge, No. Is, 1. O. o. F.,
will be given
ON MONDAY EVENING, FEBRUARY q, 1859, AT ODD
FELLOWS HALL.
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VOLUME XII.

tendency spS so. the machinery cool and
I've from Ros
T 70 r. .
Rsss poor opinion Oh With
. is'sasdl Foreman 9; Il Il FI.s. ss1sai s1an.
True Rsn Rs. o.i.sss 3sies Pre- Pres; !, n;sssssp}
sy hs soahsrn o Company for two months and having
s M 81
and in
Foreman True Delta Press Room.
[s'snsdl wIIlsAS 1..i.,sa, 6; PPgaS; Ps.sn.n.
Patent Wheel Grease.
This Is valuable and economical article and specially
adapted for Cart Wheels and heavy gearing to Sugar
Mills.
The Paint OIL
Answers cheap substitute for Lnseed and is suita
Bile every description Of painting and for all coors except
white or extreme light shades.
The Deck OIL
Is suitable for decks Of Ships and Steamboats, and for Rail
road Depo Bridges ETC., etc. will be found valuable as It
preserving properties which particularly desirable
in such cases. -
The Gas OIL
Is especially Planters and others who
the PORTABLE GAS APPARATUS and Is superior article
for that purpose
The Company recommend with full confidence their
Navy Pitch,
a. superior to any ever market It is perfectly
clean all impurities and elastic
ties not found in any other Pitch.
LIST OF PRICES:
Machinery OIL, in barrels. 75 cents per gallon.
Paint Oil, .................. 20 cents
Deck Oil, .................. % cents
Gas Oil, and casks........ 20 cents
Wheel Grease. in barrels cents pound.
Navy Pitch $3 % per parre1
been made with the following Hardware
Merchants CITY, who will receive orders and furnish the
products prices the regular Agents Of the Com
pany Nessrs McCUTCHEoN, HOWELL CO.,
/. STARK, sTAUFFER 4 CO.,
-. j. WATERMAN & BRO,
:. F.F. FOLGER CO.,
:. j. s. RELF 4 CO.,
-. G. H. sLOCOMB 4 CO.,
| . PRIEsTLEY l. BEIN. ..u.
The MACHINERY OIL is fully guaranteed when purchased
| through any Of the above firms.
direct from parties out the city
they accompanied with the Of their merchants
| or agents in New Orleans.
| G. C. BOGERT l. CO.,
| Agents for the Southern Oil Company,
| fec 2ptf No. 72 Camp street.
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NOTICE.
GREAT TBARSAINS-GREAT BARGAINS.
FORTY PER GENT. DEDUCTION.
G. Dnpuy,
No. 6l ROYAL STREET between Customhouse Bienyil
Streets New Orleans.

No. 6l ROYAL STREET betweea Cusomhouse and Benvis
Streets New Orleans.
Just extensive assortment Of French and German
LOOKINGGLASSES. Gilt Frame and Imitation do; Orna.
and Plain Wood of style for Glasses Portraits
Eneravngs Photographs etc.
His superior and splendid stock offered forty per
less than last and twenty cent below the
ket prices
B-Every ariel. guaranteed the choice Looking
Glasses wi double hics The
ton is owing to the discount allowed decline glasses
Gliding guaranteed for years.
An immense Gallery Of Paintings Engravings and Litho
graphs by the grestest Is exhibited for
siderable reduction.
A large variety Of Tasseis, Pins, Clasps, etc.
PARTET AND AMBROTYPE GLASSES.
FOR SALE-A case Of Sereocopc Views, excessively low
| to close consignment
k5- Paintings Renovated, mis- 6m
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ADJUSTMENTS.

ADJUSTMENTS.
pLACIDE's vARlETIEs-GRAvIERs STREET.
Treasurer WARREN.
TWELFTH WEEK OF THE STAR COMPANY.
WEDNESDAY EVENING. Feb. q. 1859.
xss IL a
se'fs H.
AsS o NJ: ss
Conclude Dh s
Ms. A. Mr. asSn n H.;
s1-Frday-Mr Geo. Hollands Benefit.
PRICES OF ADMISSION:
Boxes Third Tier for colored persons only
pnl1ess pai1ass Ro.:
fGE FOR ss'5s R5ss
ons. sa as sh
mence att fe23
CT. CHARLES THEATER-sT. CHARLES ST.
Acting Manager CokkI.
ssseaa tx gallery cents Private Boxes
Third Night Of the worldrenovned Comedian Nj. WIN.
BURTON, who will sppear in two great original parts
WEDNESDAY EVENING, Feb q, 1859.
% o THE N"1bE M
Pope; Lady cresmly Hughes; ornsby, Annie
TooDLEs plsysd y him 10 aisStsj Nj
asi new s.s Upper T
sps. "a o,srsu5s precisely Box
fsss 0DeA N-' '0' ~ " .: q GaEs1EY. Treasurer
g. + os9sEEs sfsAs AND
NINTH NIGHT OF THE
Louise Wells Dramatic Equestrian Troupe.
With the highly Trained Horses aud Efficient Company
WEDNESDAY NIGHT, Feb 2s 1859.
Harry Clifton @ n Mis. Louise Wells Misssn
Fl ys M son Han M an
n h WD H ycp f.ss.
Wv 0 Jane Of dhay s r K Gsa Poss snd
NJ wheaton; During The piece Mis-
ALIVE AFRICAN BOA coNsTRIcToR@ $50 so feet long
and Weighing over $50 pounds and LIVE AFRICAN ANA
hoa
formance in the Amphitheater.
RPerformances EVERY NIGHT and EVERY sATUR-
fe2s ADMISSION 10 Mnsn eenis eents
ORLEANS TaEATER-oRLEANs STREET
THURSDAY. Feb. "a 1853.
s;s,2 : S'Ezi s RfRi
Hs-Performance commences at o'clock.
srTckst office open day, from O'Clock A. to s1
o'clock T. NJ. fe23
a<s.,o,E+y 9HhEkNs 4 MS THEATER mAskE 4
81 Subscribers the above Balls requested send
their tickets for the first Ball sf the SERIES which
~ will take place THIS EVENING, Wednes lay Febru
~ ary q.
will please the adjoining the Theaer
the being examined the committee appointed
for that purpose
S-The doors will open es O'Clock. The Ball will com
mence at 10 precisely. 80
AS.The Committee of Invitation will THIS DAY, at
o'clock in order to act applications made by subscribers
fe23 it
CD A GRAND FANCY DREsS AND MAsKEl
- BALL will be given at the
AN MASONIC HALL,
EIR Oh
Tuesday Evening, March sth, 1859,
| John Mckee, WIN. H. Holland
o A. P poste H. Clark,
Geo P. Evans, +. A. Bartlett,
r. b. Lawrence. 4. 9. fierpont,
, G. Santag, ). g Risk
f Jos. Cheilet, j. NJ Hernandes,
]. G. Mackey, J. Stella,
j. ssntni
Floor Manager "A. Gherardi.
n3- Gentlemen wishing Ladies' Invitations will leave tn
with any of the above managers or with jos
i, | Chee at the Hall. for action by the nnee. fel4 I'd
a COSTUMES FOR MASQUERADE
d | ( SrAND FANCY BALLS, No. ll2 Cont street, bewee
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.MOrnisig Sta1" Cigar Store,
No. 10 CAMP STREET.
THEODORE DE LA CRUZ,
Proprietor.
ss~ITHE BEST BRANDS ;oF CIGARS ALWAYS ON
HAND d29 2p3m
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Chas. Farre Champagne,

Chas. F'ns's.e Champagne.
tLATE MAX SUTAtNE & Co..
Rh ms.
Orders received for this superior Wine by Mr. A. AAU-
RICE, at No. 70 Custemhouse street.
Exposition Universe1le of Industry and Fine
Arts, 1855. 1n
The International Jury the First Glass Medal to
Messrs c. Fare of Max sutane Co.. Merchants
Dealers Champagne Reims Department de la Marne
exhibitor of of the French Empire Eleventh class of
the Industrial Division. NAPOLEON BoNAPARTE,
President of the Commission.
Palace of Industry, Paris, 18th November, 1855.
Court of Prussia.
In consideration superior quality of Champagne that
supplied several hereby confer
you by Patent the for supplying Court and
thorize pnbic under Great Seal and
Arms. ALBRIGHT, Prince Of Prussia:
Berlin 4th February 1856. fec 2ptf
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Commercial Cotton Press, I
New Orleans, Novem ,er s. 1858.
have thoroughly tested the Machinery OH manufactured by
the Southern oil Company the sides wrists and journals Of
Lard OIL and fully equal any Oh have used
chinery 1t goes farther than Lard OIL and entirely free
from gum and kee ps the cool altogether
the besl ubrcalo have used during experience Of eer
years engineering, and shall continue i,s use.
' ISi1nedl HENRY INGRAHAM,
Engineer of Commercial Cotton Press
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On Tuesday, tNIardi- GRASP March sth, 1853.
The Committee take pleasure In announcing that they have
made arrangements with
MUSARD,
great the Bal Mosques of the Grand
Opera Paris balls given French Court who
by s celebrated Orchestra from Paris will make
his first and only in New Orleans conductor OF
ball, on this occasion. He will also give
A GRAND PROMENADE CONCERT,
a programme Of which will duly published,
SL o'clock, continue until 9 O'Clock, when the dancing
will c, mmence.
tickets applying 10 the Secretary
office of the Ball Room entrance Camp street, from
A. NJ to4 NJ.
Applications for Ladies' Invitation to be made
the Secre' ary, with their names and reside nces
will admitted without invitation ticket havne
been approved by the Board of Managers.
masked will be required unmask before
ing the Ball Room
invitations will be issued after the last meeting
the Managers which will be the night evous Ball.
No tick can be procured the Mi sht Of the Ball.
fe2l
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Hughes, Wallet 4 Co.'s Saw Mis2
Agiers January g. 1859.
We have been usrg the souther Oil Company Machinery
two months find It fully equal to the best Lard Oil II
any give the preference to this OIL and shall con-
NAN' issnedl HUGHES, yA1I.ETr CO., Propretors.
GEO. W. GERRY, Engineer and Machinist
Ia addition to the MIL we have also used i the
PeF'0G sxnsS ssa SIn equal aUGHEs VALLErr CO.
Picayune Office New Orleans,
December II, 1858. 5
the on Company, for the past weeks on the
press of this Office
consider the best Oil have used my and
shall continue s use.
'e'' lsguedl K R. SHERMAN,
Foreman of the Press Room.
Press Room New Orleans Commercial Bulletin,
december Is, 1858.
time pss the Machinery Oil manufactured by the Southern Oil
Comu.ny and find it cr The OIL fully
equal to The longer ds HI r h r se wit"
Foreman Of the Press Room.
Delta Office, New O,leans,
Having used the Machinery Oil furnished BY the Souhsra
Oil Company of this Office for months take
pleasure stating that entirely free from heat and
Is altogether the tl had in the press
had &C mulated which 1t has kept perfectly
am satisfied there Oil for lubrcatng
furnished by the Southern Oil Company and intend
,Ns T Isiguedl H. McMANUs,
Foreman Of the Press Room.
Crescent U Zee, No. 10 Camp street.
New Orleans, nec. 2n 1873. :
have been testing The Southern ~ oomDany Mashins
my udy ymept Oil have used, There
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California Saw Wills, Third nistrict, I

California Saw Mills Third nistrct,p
New Orleans, Nov. l5 1873. {
The Southern Oil Company-Gpntlemen Having fully
tried the Rosn Machinery Oil made by your Comp ny the
engine and machinery Of the above mentioned saw Mill
Gazing OIL benz in opinion fully equal as lubrcator to
less quantity being required and working perfectly free from
e Tsenedl II. STILES
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Crescent Uaice No. 10 Camp street,
Ne Orleans 1'ec. ~. Is 8. :
have been testing the Southern GomDany's Machinery
Oil press The Crescent for two mon his past,
ard in Judgment is the best Oil have ever ued There
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February q and a.
At Union Hall, Fourth District.
HIAWATHA-Ia Costume.
fe1s WIDOW BEDOTT.
THIS DAY AND EVENING ONLY!
PROFESSOR FOWLER,
special request will remain in New Orleans throughout
the day and he has de
turing in Franklin Thursday evening this positively the
nay Those therefore, who would avail themselves Of
services of this celebrated Phrenolog should call mme
dately at his room,
1O4 City Hotel,
where they obtain thorough and scientific denea ions Of
character with marked charts and full wrted opinions in
gard health choice Of conuga etc.
Special pain taken with delicate and tcous child
nfrRemember this day and evening only. fe23 II
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HOuma, December 8, 1858.
Mr. F. W. C. Cook, New Oreans-Dear Sir The Machinery
Rosin Oil the Southern Oil Company sent me In Oc
tober entire satisfaction journals being free from gum
and heat.
For sugarhouse purposes will do well Eliminating
Oil Thanks for the barrel sent yesterday.
Yours respectfully,
lSgnedl NJ D. BRENdlER.
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Smithfed Plantation October 30, 1858.
To the Agents Of the Southern Oil Company New Orleans
Dear in ipt of favor Of the " III inst and
in repy OF the barrel of lubri
eating OH obtained from and, hstsndng the pru
crintio l satisfied that you have at
taiped great dsside South in furnishing
cheap and valuable Oil Of nome matufactory.
Please barrels, and oolge yours respectfully
Islrnedl w. JONES LYLE.
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Deer Range January Is, IS o.
Agents Of Southern Oil Company New orlesns-Dear
Eirs: have using very extensively upon all the
chnery belonging The plantation. viz NH and En-
zine Draining heels, Pumps, and Corn Mills, the Oil
from Rosn by The Southern Oil Company and
it In spec. preferable to my other have also
use know equal In point Of duration and
service
am glad notice the which attends the efforts of
the Company and ueeve that in time this new branch OF In
pine forests which throughout the South will be dis
cedable people they do convert into of
almost untold wealth. Surely the Sonh should encourage
every effort looking to her industrial from the
North branch OF manufacture the promises
brilliant than this The appeal should be brought home
every rne Southern patriot believe will be responded
To- Your obt serv't,
w. Isieued1 MAUNsEL WHITE.
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pONED TURKEY AND DOBES-
The undersigned having made all the necessary arrange
men informs the public that he prepared fill orders of
all kinds for refreshments for BALLS, sOIREES Pic
MICS and families at all times be served with BONED
TURKEYS, FRENCH PATEs, BOILED HAMS, DOBEs,
GALLArINEs etc. etc., all hours and got up in the best
styles. R. A. HOWARD,
Successor 10 Geo. Beard)
No. lS7 Camp street,
fel8 6m opposite st. Patrick's Church
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Prescriptions.

We woud respectfully call the attention of Physicians and
Families to Prescription department Having secured the
services of Mr. GEO MATTISGLY, whose skill and rea.
by in this branch of business is the best guarantee
give patrons prepared to attend to the
calls of all who need anything in that lne
READ, HEDGES & CO.,
No. lt8 Canal street.
puildn
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Chemical Laboratory, New Orleans School of Medicine

September 20, 1858.
have carefully examined specimen Of Rosin OIL from the
Southern Company find that retains its perfect linn
piy RS low degrees below the of ahrenheits
calehy eight degrees below freezing point at twelve de-
rees below seo turbd but does CONCEAL still
being Iand therefore highly valuable lubricatg
agent in climates is naturally low. 1t
can scarcely exposed under ordinary to
artificial it has been subjected to
without freezing ,..,u,,r, y.
Professor OF Chemistry and Medical Jurisprudence New Or
leans School of Medicine.
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pRSseu upOu DoBel, ana upon NJ oQtu6,
fancy goods seller, ve-dollar bills the Meshanic1
and Traders Banks, altered to ies taking at each
place few dimes worth Of goods, .nd the rest in
good change. The notes had been handed in at tho
bank, by their recipients, and found to consist
Of small bills nicely pasted up with pieces at tho
ends and in the middle The Chief Of Police was no.
titled Of this by the officers of the bank. Both the
bills were passed by the young woman and the ar
rest of herself and partner resulted from her going
to Mr.. Borne with $40 bill on the Louisiana State
Bank and by that gentleman Identifying her and
sending for an officer.
CAPE, the sailor, who stabbed the first officer Of
the brig Enterprise, at the Baze, reached the city
on Monday night, in charge Of Lieut. Simon and Ser
geaat Brooks, and was locked up. a
II u s. DISTRICT CoURT.-The docket of cases at
issue in this Court will be called today at 10 O'clock
RECORDER SUMMERS CoURT-W William Wilson alias
Red Bill was yesterday ordered to pay $5, go to
prison ten days, for insulting and abusing and resist
ing officer Teige, Gravier street, the night before.
Charles Buscbing, for interfering with Deputy Sheriff
Auber in the discharge Of his duty was subjected
Edward Wright and John Dunlap were fined IS
each for furious driving and disturbing the peace on
The above James Csriin, together with Thomas
McKenoa, Adolphe Hoyle. VIM. Shea, Michael Foley,
John Fsrrelly and Joseph Austin, were arraigued
charge Of having addressed insults and foul Lam
guaee to q lady on board the ship Onward, and in
terfered with and obstrncted the hands employed BY
jeremiah Vaughan in unloading the said ship, and
also carried off dozen bottles Of porter of the cargo
Of said ship. Case fixed for the lst prox.
Wesley Lloyd was arraigned on charge of having
stolen the negro Joe, belonging TO VIM. B. Rob-
ertson l. Brothers, from their plantation in West
sion, and claimed by him his own, and being fully
identified by one Of bis masters lloyed vas sent "a
prison to await orders from West Ration Rouge.
y There was nothing mentonable in any of the okAe
Recorders Courts. s.ss...ss5 -
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AThe Once open for securing Dress Circle Parquste
Chairs and Private Boxes, from to o'clock, daily.
~ Doors open at hafpas oclock-Performsnce to COM