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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-04-05

No TO MY FELLOW CITIZENS OF THE
CITY OF acknowledged the, request o2 81
INV friends announce myself O candidate Tor So'
pERiNTEnDsNT OF THE POOR HOUSE
an S-2sx ThOmAo oVnDoN'
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-04-05

Rg-CLERK OF TIE HUSTINGS COURT RI.
sdectfully announce myself candidate for re-slso.
IL n to the office Of CLERK OF THE HU 3TINGs
COURT. at the ensuing municipal elections
NH 26-tdes ROBERT HOWARD
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-04-05

JEFFERSON WARD-C0UNCILMEN
u Maskins. VIM II Richardson,
Hill, John Fl Greanor,
Y Stokes
ALDERMEN
Alfred fnIoes. VIM Tayior
Chas Hill, ESQ n ssdler
ID eaBxay
We will try the old stack once more
NH 20-dtes JEFFEPgON wApn
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-04-05

WARD
FOR CRY COUNCIL.
ID Saunders, I @ Epps,
D Denoon, w Glazebrook
W Allen,
FOR ALDERMEN.
Bray. G Elicit,
Z stark, j w Beverage,
Lpscomb.
The above ticket. Of true and tried men, win be
supported on Wednesday, the oh day of April
next. MANY VOTERS OF
NH 26 -8ts MONROE WARD
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-04-05

--Bewaref bewarstl ar IL 10 publicly reporssd a.,
the STIR cts. that the Whig, American. Know Nssh'
party ticket leaving cut sevep.senshs Of ssrs
present Council and Aldermen. We call upop W.,
to tustain those men who have Struggled for your
rights and privileges. sV~'
ep 5-2tS JEFFERgON wapn
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-04-05
r not. o-rr, r. xr xU.-5
PTS MANY FOTEho Oh nohioo "sio'

A. SAMPSON JONES, Esq, will be voted for,
for The office of CITY GAUGEA, whether q Candl-
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-04-02
THE MILITARY.
r IypsEY BLUES,
Ii INDEPENDENT CORPS.

Ia INDEPENDENT CORPS
regular meeting II ha company held al tie arrorr on
THURSDAY evening March 81 the following preamble
lui0us unanimously ai1ped.--
Whereas the iuahty in bis wisdom having t,ken from
and whereas he demise Of endarsd to many
SSe e. e1o or d .s 0es5ss US our
Resolved That ia The de- I'll of James Mclaughlin the Lind
midst whose aeconaie patlre endaret him strongly
ssi has sken him xay while submission to
yonpr 90 S S Ms pa gu should be r ONE
u aod that although IN belief his death benefit to him
SpSss " g our oSs rs symp.'ss ass always sy
afflicted 10 end he was true steel, to who would
DO hun wrong orc ready 70 forgive ihn 70 take offence
Ba. sooa is% SD les not 30 S s ss S. rls
o he Lindsey sues he usual badge mourning
enshroudei ia Grape for me, me same lesgh Of time
Gaksl; ANDERSON.
aEo 4 4. intoGtGTHERrY, 0''-"'e'
JOHN I. ToAL,
lindsey BLUES rvnppr,nrvv co.ys
ApsonY ssl Broadway, New York. April |, 1852,
The scIve and honorary msgbers Of this command afe
bore9y @o11ed o assemble At the AEm9ry Ibis day April
associate James Mclaughlin In, BY order .,,o. -.
Jous N.'wusrr. orderiy. 80 49,
CEN1oR VETERAN CORPS or 1919 WILL MEET COR.
AD 3 aj O'Clock = W. precisely attend divine servlce
booy ~ the Presby'nia church, ssi1 by invita-
ton 81 the Rev. ~ smith Pastor Let every veteran
preeent the invitation " 70 all enember The rcsoluaou.
by order, RAYMOND, Colonel.
ISAAC VI. PHYTE, AdiUlsnt
VETERAN CORPS or THE WAR or 1879 OF THE
state II View York "A monthly aeiag Of the
be held ~ headquares 81 Lspensrj street Monday
g r1 gr at IL oeoe Ssas I srsgg.sed
AhH. GOLDMAN, seeiy. a. ". JONES, Colonel.
BILLIARDS.
DEcBER's IMPROVED BILLIARD TABLES AND
made regardless Of expense and second
10 noue ~ the wnrd. For sale by d. UckIason Baltimore
ID K II. Vance, San FrancscO Cal and by rroureor
g." DECKER " ANA sree;, n. s.
IMPROVED BILLIARD TABLES
AND COxBiNlrIOy
Proteciei BIZ letters patert dated
February 10, 1856 December 3, 1857.
49, October D 1883. January ". 1858.
The improvements in tables make them unsur.
passed In The world They offered the scientific bill
Hard players AZ combining speed with truth before
tanned Any billiard table. Fesroos and ,ss Broadway
n y; nnfactory 81 and 63 Ann street.
OCONNOk 4 C0LLEhDEh, sole manufacturers.
TWO BILLIARD TABLES FOR SALE CHEAP-oNE
used but few months and IN good order;
500 and $500 will be sold for $50 and $40 Apply 10 h. A.
SCHULZ, ~ Broad sreeL
sEGARs AND TOBACCO.
%EGARs sEG6Rs-A LARGg SOCK oR HAVANA,
~ %ssoc and German se4rs aeo figaros, Conches ION
Co.,, az o,.A eag &c, AZ 81 = per 100. Good scgars
ron % CEN" . " per 100.
D. EAMies oi seesusn street, corner Of Pearl.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-04-02

DART OF A MODERN HOUSE WANTED-BY A SMALL
respectable family second hoor with either basement
attic room Rent from $22s SF6 Address David, Herald
ONCE stating particulars and rent
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-04-02

HOUSE wANTED.-THE ADgERTISER WISHES TO
Ii hire small handsome house with al the modern improve
nsxhorhood family contests Of but perons
fno children ard servant Address A. H., station D. Bible
house, New York.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-04-02

yNANTED-BETwEEN FOURTH AND SEVENTH AVE
w and Fourth and Thrteth streets, by a family or
three Of house. consisting OF three the
second floor with gas and Address II. e. Herald Office
ssilnp
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-04-02

- YORK, In neighborhood where ladies' fancy and trim
ming needed other business ladies' conduct
Address, giving ali particulars j. X Herald Office. Be
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-04-02

TWO BILLIARD TABLES FOR. SALE CHEAP-ONE
n marble bed and the other with wood bed; have
used but few months and good order when new
s0 and $500 will be sold for $50 and $40. Apply A.
SCHULZ, ~ Broad greet
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-04-02

~ tees Of be kukeIbocker Ice Company Will BIZ held at
telr Office 1872 Canal street. Tuesday Apr IL. 1859 The
polls will he from " H. to Pm rbe transfer books will
be closed from the % the 18th april inclusive BY order
of The Beard. r. r. COMPTON,, President.
WILLIAM ViLCoN. Secretary.
OFFICE PANAMA AfLRosD COMPANY, NEW YoeK
~ Hsrch 81 is59-Ihe annual election for thirteen Direc
Of the Panama RAILROAD viii held the of
Gee OF the company, SO Wall street Tonine Buildings
Monday the 4th of April next The polls e at y O'Clock
NJ, and close at2P. N. JOS. +. JOY, Secretary.
OFFICE OF THE MANHATTAN GAS LIGHT COMPANY,
- No. Irving place, fifteenth street.
TO GAS CONSUMERS.
who intend before the frs. of
May requested to give early At this Office
By complying with THIS request they will avoid all liability
Tor gas consumed by other paries
ID NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. sALkaANDEF. SAFE DEPOT
IL 1872 Pearl So Murray street Col
lese place. ROBERT NJ PATRICK.
- EMOvAL-TIsDAI.E 4 BRIDGE MANUFACTURE.
III and dealers In cut nails and spikes to
2il Pearl street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-04-02

Al DE rlaoEvAl!s. g s...oADwAv-aTAxP1DE -
yns S.ds; s,sSSsd e. .s:s;. and e..
dresses Children pque suits
Ate. pLAoErs. FROM PAaIs-srAmpING FOR EN-
n brodery, wholesale and retail All kinds Of stamping
price Also large stock Of ready done embroidery
A BARGAIN
"a ss: 81 sossr, 'Ss s: II ns
from snsa'a' Primo. ss' ssss,os SIT. '''1es sS'
81 as y; x5S5s
table linen and bod clothes scooplnv, ak enloidsry DC
% order
fyHARLorrE q M6IrH Ii NOW oFFERING AT Hs1
" new handsome .s.orsment Of sp9s cosls
Or % ALA. s1s "a x s snS : sns
a q sSs sScys y order lao; sTosdvT. de-
He o.: R + S;s Hsas e.. IN s s,u.s
comp.sn. de- indes x.nufArones of lac. a xsacou
~ S.:s " s
s.sss%iss IL 5s ,:ads i gsasss ssd .:
ufscsurcrs prices Prices fixed and marked in knows
CUNNING SIMPSON
ays ss .sys ~
FANCY DRESS GOODS,
Including
0A'''''A' Mohair de caenes,
Ceretas, India siace
and piaa cloths,
In great variety.
A full stock OF new shawls and white goods.
CAKrars.
G. 8. HUMPHREY co..
b2l BROADWAY.
Have now on hand full assortment Of
CAKPETINaS
In various styes.
BRUSSELS THREE PLY,
Also OIL CLOTHS in sres. variety
DOUGLAS sAERwooD's
TOUREURE CORSET.
This aracle nabnss garment . CORSET a suporo
shae and nin and hustle OF perfect model eraurng free
and healthu action TO the and comfortable support
he spms II has been pronounced by al who have seen
&c on physiological NO lady can vel do Without Il
D. 1 g aln lnRnu fsctue their
EXPANSION SKIRT.
so well known for its durability
'-'' ''' MATINEE SKIRT
Together with seventy other different syes tie s!es o.
which
THE PALMETTO
NEW EKELETON SKIRT,
Containing Is VI 70 and 30 hoops made Of the SUPERIOR
QUALITY OF STEEL, which has always characterized
their skirts
All articles their for sale the principal
Tores IN tho United Statee and Caradas
Fec that eEtsSap OF DOUGLAS SHERWOOD u upos
hem
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-04-02

TOR DIVINE SERVICES WANTED BETWEEN THIR
eighth and Forty third streets and Sixth and Eight ave-
building suitable for the above object state
location . X. r. n. A. d. Randolphs
6Sy
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-04-02
sE0Ans ANO TOBACCO.

SEARS, sEGhRs.-A LARGg SOCK oR HAVANA,
~ "mesuc and German sers a'eo figar0a, COuchas ION
from 65 cents % ~ per loo -
D. FAMihs, .o3 seesusn street corner Of Pearl.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-04-02

NOTICE TO NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. OF ME ouasas
~ sioners of TaJes and Assessments No. 80 Chamber
street. New York, January TO- 859Noce hereby gver
that the rolls OF real and personal eate OF the
OF New YORK for the 1859 opet for public ir
specion, and will continue open until the 300 day Of AMI
next inclusive. All taxpayers earnestly r,quessi tn cal
examine the Ia order that any ia the
ments be corrected. Also all persons entitled By lsw
reduction Of their by Of betg cergyeu
for military services aud also literary ctitable iasu
oas BY law exempt from taxation reqested TO MAKE
application for such reduction uptoa PREVIOUS TO h
closing Of the rolls said 30h day Of April
The following of the April lG, l5T published
for the information Of taxpayers
IL During the time the books shall be TO public IN
Bpecon, herrDbetore provided application be nat
by considering himself nggrevedby the assessed
uaon OF his real estate 10 have The
rooted such application be made II relation TO sha assessed
valuation Of real estate must be made IN whiting stating the
ground OF objections thereto and heeapon tp Commissioners
shsl ysmine into the complaint and H. in her judgment ,h
thes sh The to be
rectd If such application be made In reo, TO the aesse
ssuson OF personal the applicant shall be examines
under oath by the said Commissioners any of them and
the 10 be corrected and declare teir deaor
thereon within thirty days after such application shall have
10 them. No reduction shall be made the Boara
Supervisors oY Assessment re, personal eat e
imposed thls shall appear under oath
Affirm aon. that the party asgHeyed unable TO atenS
within the period prescribed the of taxes b,
of scynsss absence from the ciy.-Laws OF 1887
page bel. j. W. ALLEN,
a. y. WILLIAMSON,
J. w. BROWN,
Commissioners Taxes and Aescasu1eriy
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-04-02
OENIN WILL INTRODUCE ON
VI SATURDAY, APRIL
1.-THE 507 STYLE"
An entire style OF
Felt nat for young men.
GENfE, No. 507 Broadway.

CENTN'S BA2AAR--MILLINERY DEPARTMENT..
" The lady Of the will find of
nes both Partisan and home manufacture unsurpassed
of sy les and taste In rsh In cdrebs
claim 10 be able suit any tase aud prices give
satisfaction.
No. 5l3 Broad way, st. Nicholas Hotel
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-04-02

TyENrRAL PARK UNPAID AssRssMAsrs-NOrI0e
- Swpsnef crpsss q proesy ..ss..sS
eIpssd + paid e before Mayo 1859 viii eco
o0 UT r .aa unless @ as ps
aer list will be semitic the Clerk Arrears
r ua snnS s1s rom m he q 1E Poorly %
ssssed Is embraced /, the following ums vir-An thoss
that % he a
Of he between Forty rs and Kcry seoni on
the BY line Of the blocks between Second and
tween Tenth Seventh avenues and Also all ose certain
esr psoes and parcels s q land fronting shsg aide O.
i30h streets all those oertaic other ls aud
SDa ans thirty third and Forty
second laid out ON tho map Of he csnmssioners
On ~' DSsIS S. DsLAyAN, Collector of A-ss-meus
uEBRxw BENEvoIsNT socIETY.-A SPECIAL
mssSs Of mi 1 hs 6ss on sry ass the
Chsnbers On Of great importance The early At
tendance Of members us'1y ssSfsisS " TasGtn
A. LAZARUS Secretary
AEAss MEETING OF THE UNION OF THE PIANO
wi makers will be held his evening at eight oclocS
at No ISL Grand street Kemember-ine election of the of
fcsrs.
AGAsoHIC-THE MEMBERS OF MARINERS LODGE,
M No CT, Off A. N are requested 70 meet III. iodg
nss al oclocs f. NJ to attend the funeral Of Brather !
A''A0 WIN ''S' sEwALL FISK, Master.
T1nK II Al. . ysS III:
evening at their rooms No l63 Bcwcry when full alt.ud
vsnion to be held May nex arc 10 be chosen
ohsr important business ansaced BY orl1r p
NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN THAT AN ELECTION
Ship Canal Company wiz be held at the office OF he Company
u the city 81 New York on Monday, the I'd dayOf May ns1
JOHN P. YELvERToN President.
new YORK, March l. isss.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-04-02

AaRs CORAL. " HATCH WILL LECTURE AT CLtG.
Nl ton Hall Aslor place. Wednesday evening 81 ia
ock md Musical Hall Brooklyn, Sunday afternoon
az ocock-tn the trance state. Afmlterce 10 cents.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-04-02

VNAETED-BY A COON, RESPONSIBLE FAMILY OF
w three persous FIVE six the second and third
floors Of house three rooms deep with Improvements. in
very good neighbohood between Twelfth aud Twenty eighth
Fourth aDd Seventh Rent $3.50 kefe-
exchanged Address +. d. care of Palmer Co 35
Broadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-04-02
aBIa LECTURE SEASON.

r VCTURE ON MUSIC.
"a FRANZ tCHIorTER will deliver lecture music on
Broadway, fecond story, at O'Clock Il. A.
sUBJEcT
EtoTy Of CbTitsu music from Its commencement 70 the
presen dine lrxes 80 CENTS 70 be had al O. Bre lsngs
sac store, I0l Broadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-04-02

xNANTED-BY AN AMERICAN FAMILY OF FOUR
w persons In good neighborhood and with re-
spectacle fi two rooms two bedrooms and Kitchen or two
bedrooms with privilege 10 kcien must be BE-
low of Fourth aud at mod
address Stating location, rent and full par cular
j NJ sts,icn Il Post otice
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-04-02

VKANTED-k LIGHT AND AIRY BASEMENT, SyTT A.
w bic for rsl class oyster down town. west side
preferred between Barclay and Cha nters best of refs
given. address stating rent &c Oyster Room, Herald
Office
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-04-02

FAMILY OF THREE PERSONS. NO CHILDREN,
"A a modern four story house, partly furnished where
The owner woadocNd opta poron or all he rent aud ,ST
them stew r class boarders Location from rgoh
ito Tweny fifth between Fourth Ind seventh avenues
Best references given tor responsibility address g. H.
Madison Post Office, w D real rame md location
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-04-02

respectable location. by single gentleman and servant;
located above Bond aud Fourth Seventh
Address with full particulars, Mr. Bachelor Herald
Office.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-04-02

FIRST CLASS HoUsE wANTED-BY A hlGa.Y
respectable party furnished or partly So th reu. az
other parties Location betweea Warrington place an
Twenty third street and Sixth avenue Address Tor
week Merchant box 100 Herald office.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-04-02

xNhNTED-pY YOUNG MAN AND WIFE, AMaKi'
~ bed and kitchen or two bed
rooms with privilege in kichen location must be good rent
moderate family small aud respectable Address,
with full particulars other will be noticed NJ s. D., STA
ID Pc Office, n. Y.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-04-02

MyAETED-BY A GENTLEMAN. WIFE AND SER
w want the lower part of modern built house two rooms
In the upper story kitchen of cellar &C. location between
Tenth and Theth and second and sixth Ad
dress ID IT, A., boz 1872 Post office, stating rent &c
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-04-02

w ANTFD-Bv A GENTLEMAN AND WIFE. THREE
w second door preferred rent from $3.50 $50
In house where there not than two ia
Address H. box 0i7 tost Office, for days, stating
location. &c
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-04-02

CKIRTs-FoUR SPRINGS, MISSES, ~ 30 PER DOZEN;
- Gin rnrs ~ co. ladies' nine springs 81 dozen twelve
sprpgs 6 fourteen springs $ and seventeen springs
Sll dozen They arc well made, second qu sy
tension o. l.. HARDING, skirt Factory, 3l Spring street.
Hudson.
gKIITs AND CoRSRTS.-LADTES WHO WISH TO
, tine and expense you'd do wei 10 call see our
large OF skirts nod before going down town.
which Offer al twenty five per cheaper where
Sfa made 10 order, old oues made largo
Of the celebrated woye skirts on hand.
9. FhRREiLs 0l5 Broadway
Petween Twenty seventh ani Twenty eighth slrces
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-04-02

MANTEp-AP ARLoR, BEDROOM AND PANTRY JIM
w furnished. in FIRST class house. not many blocks
from Union for rent not exceed SIS
Address NJ. c. a., for days Union square Posi-
Office
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-04-02

TEyANTEp--A SMALL HOUSE. WITHIN TEN MINUTES
w walk Of the New York HOTEL at moderate rent;
Croop and 1r respectable private family Very
best references given Address Comfort Urjon square p
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-04-02

,XrANTEn-A TWO STORY AND ATTIC HOUSE, WITH
" the modern improvements situated between urh and
Spring Rent not exceed $3.50. Address W, He
rAld office.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-04-14
ADJUSTMENTS LAST EVENING,

The VARIETIES was completely filled for Mr.. Jno
Sefton's benefit, the turnout Of ladies being very
strong indeed the odor Of perfumes and flowers wa
quite overpowering in the hot house, for it was g
hot.house." :" The Lady of Lyons u was the lead
ing feature of the entertainment, and we have seer
Miss Coombs play Pauline better than she did last
night, when she exaggerated those defects in be,
reading to which we have heretofore adverted, and
which are loudly audible respiration after sentences
and q tendency to ORC rotundo defamation in emo
tional scenes She acted admirably. The other char
acters were also well played. In some portions Of
Claude Melnotte Mr.. Jordan exhibited very marked
excellence, and Mr.. Mark Smiths COL Dan,as was
fine, Of course.
AT THE AAPHITHEATER /" The Forty Thieves - was
pretext which afforded various scenic excitements
and was well done by the Marshes, and worthy bet
ter house than witnessed and heard it.
Ar THE ST.. CHARLES considerable crowd assem-.
bled to witness the comicalities of the Rayels and
everybody was sufficiently well entertained as is al.
ways the fortune of those who patronize this troupe
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-04-14

oPERATIc.--A famous entertainment is announced
Tor tonight, the occasion of the benefit of Mr. j. H.
Lamothe the very popular agent of the Orleans The
performance will commence with the third act of
robert LIE Dable,s sung by Messra. Lonault, Taste,
Deornay, and Mile Lafranque, and in which Miss H.
ae Of the Varieties will sustain the part of Helena.
After this very attractive bit of entertainment will
come Donizetti's grand opera Lucia di Hammer
moor, the characters distributed to the strength Of
the company and bringing out Mile Angelo Cordier
in the role OF the unfortunate Lucia. Messrs Dela
grave, Beauce, Debrinay, Metzler and Joy-tbe first
named artist in the role of Edgarao in which he ia
very strong, and NJ Beauce, the baritea, A. -4stns
In the second act the Misses A. and 4. Ca
Jackson, whom professional courte / sll tfs,
from their uptown scene of frequent trumphs that
they may transport the habtues of the downtown
Orleans, will proceed to do SO by introducing grand
pan de fr0is, novel and fascinating. It seems to us
that crowded house and happy beneficiary must
be the consequence of the announcement Of such q
bill As this, but noas revons. Persons who would
secure the seats they may have bespoken must call at
the ofice before II o'clock to-day to secure them as
otherwise they will be reso,d.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-04-14
ADJUSTMENTS TINS EVENING,

The ORLEANs.-For the benefit of Mr.. John H
Lamothe Lucia de Iammermoor will be per
formed also, the third act of Robert lie Diabe,
and the Misses A. and H. Gale and jackson, of tn.
Varieties, will appear.
The VARIETIES. shakspeare's elegant coined,
Much Ado About Nothing" with the great cast b,
which It was produced in the beginning of the sea
SON. and the farce " Forty Winks,' constitute mos
attractive bill.
The ST. cHARLEs.-First night of the pantomime
entitled Kim-Ka," in which Gabriel and Francois
Ravel both appear, and third night of Asphodel'
with tightrope dancing, as usual.
The AMPHITHEATER-The Marsh Juveniles will
play THE Serious Family concluding the enter.
tainment with e The ToodIeses ~ Timothy Ioodles
Master Marsh.
CONCERT HALL.-First night of the exhibition in
New Orleans Of the original grand panorama lustra.
tive Of DR.. Kanes Arctic Voyages.
ODD FELLOWS HALL.-Thrd night Of the de.
ghtfnl ladies' entertainment for the benefit of the
Orphans Home, Fourth District.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-04-14
Pistols: Pistols j,

j Q S E P H H u FIT US.
SO Canal Street.
THE VOLCANIC REPEATING RIFLE AND PISTOL
NoRTH's IMPROVEMENT ON COLTS NAVY SIZE.
DERINGER's PISTOLS, and
PERRY's PATENT RIFLE.
Also, WARMERS REPEATING RIFLE,
All Of which he offers for sale at the LOWEST MARKET
PRICES.
Where also is kept hand an assortment of WATCHES
and JEWELRY which is offered at Wholesale and Re,a
I'll 2p3t
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-04-14

4 i. = = - 81. {. = ~
Z. y. a W.
] ~ ,ss g 4. ~ Al
~ : Z. - - .
49, n, ~ ~. ... ~ u \,
-. y ifs;F trssSt servitcs
Il u Moth. proyss IN ~ eCsih = oeavincsd q
~ alhat imp0bllity q setoscasf y: 80 49,.
e - lvet ~ ~ NJ sssi ~ consttu
ticnsi ~. .s sev & shske IL determination on
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