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New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-06-29
4 on 200 RATLRDADt IsOSsTIEiS WAN

400 f1kS1 RUSS ELS " AM
1oU,USVED-The New Orleans, Upelousas and Great
Railroad Company invite proposals for the delivery
III M rrossties per MONTH twelve MONTHS beginning with
October 1880 ties u AL The largest quantity Nil
Ba,s hut proposals received for the delivery OF portion
N onos point Mead's point Franklin, HRrdins's point fu-
suiQrs, tieneretes and New Iberia
Parties bidding will pease state what number tasy WI nn
ettake TO number month and the prices
81 delivery nj one or more of the points mentioned
Tile ties sawed from the best and sonndest heart
be six inches thick, by t~elve
inches eleven feet long None will be received unless
sawed from timber which been deadened between the
months Of August and February. ,oo,t =, - =,
For any portion above not less than 1000 bids under
seal 10 the President Of the Company marked "Bds
for Crossee will be received at the oice Of the qnmp1
corner of ~ Peter and jackson Square, until THURS
DAY I July The Board feseryng The right OF reject
fig all or any OF the bids -. r.,
y ninety days with Bank interest the option OF
the Company. IT, W. n. b "a, Il
tesD 5tasF3w tthlfi rtng Nneef.
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RRGVN's ESSENCE OF JAMAICA GIN
- GER is an invaluable Family Medicine at this
tho preventive and for The Diarrhea Dysentery
and many internal diseases. 1t is peculiarly eicacious in
complaints of children and is known prescribed by
Medical Fgeuty. Prepared only by FREp'K BROWN and
for sale at his Drug and Chemical Store. N. r. CORNER OF
FIFTH AND GHEsTNUT STREETS, PHILADELPHIA.
for sale by all respectable Druggists the United States
and dNQ. WRIGHT Il Co. New Orleans. leo
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1860-08-31
S0uks ana Statioutrp.
for SaIe.

TGSCOUPE HORSE FOR SALE--l63 hands
<cSAhgh bright bay white long tail; unsurpassed
in style years old perfectly broke and guaranteed sound
in every respect. Apply at this Office. au256t*
IN FOR SALE.--A fine Bay Saddle HORSE +,
20 to be at MILLER'S STABLES, corner of Ger
mag and Paca streets. aultf
LNAIRBANK'S PLATFORM SCALES
Il Capable weighing 5000 pounds, in complete order,
for sale very low to close Address PLATFORM, Office OF
baltimore Daily Exchange. mV22f
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w No. q GERMAN STREET, BAIT,
Manufacturers and dealers in Havana and Domestic CT
CARS offer to the Trade the following brands and styles
of Cigars, viz
10000 Peabody Flor de Havana Londres,
l9CG do. * Regalia.
100000 La Montanesa, 50 Comunes
2OO000 Naiad Queen, GO Concha
100000 Great Eastern, Media Regalia
100000 Henry Clay, do.
$4,000 Plantation.
All OF their manufacture give sails.
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WINTER GARDEN.
w The return q the
-. a' RE GEF 1SEp AND CROWDED AUDIENCES
great a,acors Of the and sensation school the
'1''n 'As become a IN nGm %S Il oArxrY
"'sf' &ss ' JOIN & s9sS!ESsas'n''e' Of
psSt.sssse . fssnds q nsrr2:ns ysh,
msSs ty presided over by some of the brightest and
u a 5$$S S.sp n ,ssHsH ssygss0'
MR. HARRY rs M j. sr DeS; 4 Il ALLEN
AnsShe brilliant company of the Garden In
MUSICAL ExrRAyAGANzA.
AND BURLEsQQE.
TWO TWO NIGsIs M Mos,
VIII be presented he two .c comedy recVea is produo
sa Shot s' Of E.A Ifai rss
TIE GOVERNORS WIFE.
The aovernor Mr. J H. s.odda Hickory Short Mr. Jesr
;s1 Gsp,. noy.9S8s Mr. Trevor NJ
ss: III; SS "a Ssasss
In which Mrs. '0 SPaS E$S III he; s:.'
''''' ''' ON HosiDxY: MARCH IL ), '''''' ''1'''0'
ALI zag 5za dSS,g grE EsEssr
Ct he company VIII be employed ia rendering with proper
HsARTh 4Sss'giG FS osNss4s PuErFns
SCENES in ThE Arena Ere. ETC.
~~pv, vr,. ,r,,,,rpv,.
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AIRS HENTY FARBEN,

AIRS HENTY FARDGN,
MISS KATE kEI4NOyDH,
Universally acknowledged 10 DO Of the briant
Comedrues and charming Musical Buresqe Actresses
about making tour Of The United 6tes before hog
departure for England.
business COMMUNICATIONS 10 be addressed
IL s. GREEN,
Treasurer 81. Louis theatre,
st Louia
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4 mUSE " urTn.


AcADRNY or MusIc-rArrIs BENEFITS
Iha morning the ssle OF for this ecu
nss Opera pArfi5 Benehp Tickets for moTrows ia
Asunee leiose OF the SEASON. may be had to-day
Msunee as the OperA openn 10 rhisd.phiA OF Mon
TO THg PUBIC
rvmor having gained ground tbs will be
tended beyond this week. the directors resp Inform
a auS S sss u9%s hs no rsa
: fnG pns Z, Apr or &c soncSoa 4 & s
s'" .pp'M MISS PITTS 81 n i fHTii
be-" nj apar sor Ma PXTTis una S""a' aaFe
THIS FRInAy, MARCH 3 pAyrrs nE,EFr
Tak BARsER OF SEVILLE,
with Ii extraordinary cast A., including
B8IGNOII. FERRT. .AMoDIO sUsrNl
Ms PATTI. In addition to all the Mus'c oil the opsa viii
ans aai'0s 6o On OF THE MUST, LESSON.
popular ECHO )N1, expressly compn'ei for MSd
s1GH s r. . nSP s sSsss
for Miss PAtn by Htsnor Muzo -
S 81 S p arr
COMPLETE Ao n SF FSTi SES SFE Il ornn.
On Saturday PATTI szNErfT aAtIsEE, fo..,,sly y,
E.s FAnaI ri FnS ess 3Eo1! %
FGkiTXsr GAss.y sss.l By Aaobi6 and J6S6A
the IS
sung by CoIsON, sTRAKOsCn: BAI0NolL: sTLaELI.f
ALL SECOND fAS %s,cS AsS t1ii cHoEus AND
great crowd being expected ladies' particularly
q%esed to buy their tickets in advance fhsy may be had
and IN Brooklyn al ProI and R RSpA
The company will appear in Philadelphia Monday
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->~,o.~>-,,>-.,1ss IHss..>--~~~>~>>>~~~
WALLAoKs THEATRE
Doors open At 7; to commence Al hA,spAA1.
UNDMINsHED rRlUMPu.
Nh. LESTER wALLAcK, Mr.. BRoUaHAN.
MR.. wALcor. Mr.. DYorr,
MRS HoEY
MES. VERNON. MISS CANNOT.
MRS. wALcoT. MISS AosASr.
IN
ORIGINAL cHARAciEas.
AIDED NJ
xR. YOUNG MR. LEyERE. MR.. PARsIoE. 10. DO.
KfERY NIGHT
ran
ROMANCE
OF
POOR YOUNG NAN.
No free admission except To presa
Box book open two weeks 10 advsnce
powEaY THEATRE
- j. H. Allen .Sole Lessee and Manager.
, Friday Evcring, March 2.
BENEFIT OF q. W. JAMESON.
THE STRANGER
Inc suapRer Mr.. g. w. Jameson
ANer which, the Union Drama Of the
Old PLANTATION.
ROUGH DIAMOND.
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sHYPPrNc.

w Hs~ YsrS and Liverpool calling Qsssassesa. issi.oS
n.2 sss: Ss The ssrpoo ss. 9osi .sS Phssds q
a a ss n,sSdsS s I: Se''u NO. sore"
yR0n NEwsYoRk r0R LIvERrooI-
EPiN5gRG Saturday, March 10
CRY o. s srds Msrcs
And saturday throughout year from pier a. n g.
Cabin % ousenssown Or l a. ~ i.....
s.esrase Queenstown or liverpool
sssrsss return aaks;, .va.Sis Tor az moat. from
Fs::eossr. forwarded 70 H:vs Par. Hamburg. Brsnss
csrscaiss passage ssasd rsm Lvsrpoolto York -
These ssamsr, saperior sscommod.On Tor passsn
Experience sursson. For fsss pssssss apply i Ss
8 Iss:s.s,! <: s::s 4:''
JrsIrED STATES NAIL STEAMSHIP yANpHRsnr.
.uo o.p ad svs o x 40" i0e1 SCUM
:; a.''.
s ssss.y s::a.y % x:as.,.
EIss cabin only one peiss sioc; second cabin $50
B. roRRxacs, 1ssni No. 5 Bowling Green New York.
.: ut. SP : =.
eaye for Asyre touching Southampton % land he mails
sSs Sa 5 o 1 s sa %
Is ss s mem. me-
and The being free to work NE sae OF The vessel and
cabin, sis and 800 For freight o. passage sppiytS
fth1oN vii s Ae xsxo
HElKLY srEAM LINE FROM NEW YORK TO CORK
ana usssSoo carryng me United n. sa!es ana caasS.n
Sal s. Ss s sa % ssSs
toe shoe chapesi and quiakss, passage
s and a1Io9e sosas p ,ssosers q New Yps tor Col
tsiosias GLASS lsooodias
e SsSa n Sa
ske B, saGers ssipg packets from the principal cities
y sA sAsSI ss s sssnisNo Is Brosd~ay New
Tag soRTH GERMAN LLoTDs STEAMSHIP SE ~
nd s'' ssT %s salss "a: oelocsM
BREMEN VI. 'ss55uruAxrros.
LONDON HAvkf sSGTH AND BREMEN
frs, cabin, 500 sscoad cabin sssi .tee-ass. SIS
For i''sA' SasiaSsS s2p ksfureES aEoHElr
rAPscoTrs LINE o.
sscss
Ks g a1SeEsf sa'I: . ssz ALBION
8ENJ ADAMS, CONSTELLATION JOIN J. BOYD.
WEST POINT SWITZERLAND, PHENIX,
UNDERWATER SHAMROCK, CAM8RIA,
Making together with Others chip every days The
Subscribers are also agents for the
LINE OF LONDON Packets
FOR al of which they grant certificates liberal
REkITTANCEs TO IRELAND, Ere.
I. co also continue to issue drafts payable demand
throughout England Ireland scotland and wales Send
call for circulara
Circulars with all particulars may be had application If
by letter, enclose postage stamp TO
TAPSCOTT 4 CO., s6 South street, New York;
TAPSCOTf, SMITH CO., Liverpool.
ERoM IRELAND 10 NEW YORK BY srEAM-PAs-
sengerI booked from Queenstown Ireland, to New York
FOR $50 Including provision. by the sDcnd fast se.mshps
Queenstown every Thursday tn tho For passage apply
JOHN q. DALE, Agent
pAssAGE FROM OR TO LIvERPooI-BY THE OLD
Black Star line sailing the Sh and 24th of month
The AUSTRALIA sails 9Th of March. Passage Ireland
by steam packet ship lowest rates Drafts Ia
ireland and England Apply to WILLIAMS GUION, 70
Fulton street
xO0-FROM ICELAND TO NEW YORK-SaQ-rm
pOV Montreal Ocean Steanship Companys mail steamer
leave Queenstown Ireland, Thuysda throughout
year Psssenxess booked New York fou Qusenssow n r
~ incsdnE provsons For prepaid certificates from I'll
eABEL SxARLH
e Broad Wsy.
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T. vo a 81 s osEDfH
os H. s s;ssfsa s..ss
,nsr %sss 6; t 4! X ;; S;'ss
this oss.ss ri ssss his ea.
Ai IsS sss bsw4d aes sso4haas
In variety Of new asts
m ns ssETss sSs sg isSss'
N' "A %iso he csssr.'sd III CiRo Gs"A
% q: %s% sS r, s. ao,x
J0CKO, The is1EriGEsT APE,
J0cko the Admission only 10 cent: HARRY LESLIE
Doors open at Ok os tssssSs.f Eek s:I1 co..
THIS EVENING. PATHS BENEFIT AND LAST NIGHT
Win s.s 81. H. nsSdIss nf F4fEf nkssoLl, rEsR!,
HksEs sss e ss q s 41rE
uneqpslled sq%binstqn % kRNASr PUsIlANI,
For particulars zee ezra ira advertisement
ID Mechanics Hall, 472 Broadway
Crowded houses; ungRsss;Ilelss success ST.s of
d as f:pp Y T1aa; sSsrs D Diss
GR4Tss9EPs STATUE DANCING JENNY"
BUST OF HAWTHORNE"
s sksEg ~pEx EfSF iExs SiS pfyss..
DUSSELDCRr GALLERY.
CADKMY OF MUsIC.-rO THE PUBLIC
"A Benefit Performances on an Immense scale, which win
q s y ss fsssss % &C.
The benefit d in aid Of tho widow Of the principal
Vile in Tho active discharge Of bis duties and let four chill
dren Of very tender years.
Ill ONDRRDONK's HALL. 4o5 Grand street. near Clinton
Proprietor ~ rntnam
New soma Gees solos &C. Original Ks.ence Of Old Viz
R1na, night the Surprise Party Concluding
night this week with the plantation scene Of Way Down South
IN Di,e Doors performance TO commence Al ~
precisely. Tickets 20 cents.
UNHEALTHY 4 CLARKE,s ARCH STREET THsA1 RE.
cations should Be made By letter o wnEArLEY cLARKE
NEW YORKER srADT THEATRE, 81 AND 50 BowERY.
~ Second n'sn' " FrrNHAENpE
Drama by tn Gassman.
AR. Ca1NFRAU. THE GREAT AMERICAN CoxE
ns A. he walnut street theatre Philadelphia All coumupica
b addressed y above SE NJ WI wARp
mo NANAGERs-xESsRs MURRAY HOLLAND
nsers hat ali q b1nss. cSara
addressed 70 John B. Murray at Mers Hotel SS Chest
nut street. Phils6elphi Pa rhe most accomplished acru
~ h FREE GALLERY
OF OIL rAINTIHos,
no NANAGHRs OF rBKAT1R.
r,ov nor, Unied s..sss Ds@ie Ccurt =;
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no NANAGHRS OF TBKAY1na.
upited States DigRi03 Court, =.
DION B0uRCICAuLr asainA THOMAS O. FIELDs

Dion BUUkC1CAULf AgAlna FOX and IJNuAHU.
!. Manager o. he New Bowery M ass
NOIICU.-Ths above suits NJ law are ecuycy pre@os
AGAINST NE dsisudan and wn b pursued % jndgmool
sunabe reoompenaD win b paid by ne 70 ~ yos<<o1
my ocpyrishA any theatre n ~ unssd Sssss sse:c
"smken 4. evcyv sctor acreG, ofacer. Aiding IN u
perSormascs Participating IN ne cc.sgTaey % oeraua =
sacS and every ons responsible shah pressed axA III
49, 49,. p-SS sSgBcsGAVL
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GFFiE In EhlcON.
, rn,., ~ tue sIsTEss STRUGGLE
-. Is SiEs JouEKEY 70 LoSOol
Ths RISING 81 S1 fsE roruIAcE4 ~
,,rrr, THE RsI DESTRUCTION OF raE roLBa0rH.
~ JEANIE's ARRIVAL
TIE NEW ovERruRE nightly enoored, and DESCRIPTIVE
$50 'e'N Nh .' yHoMA As BAT BAKER.
Performances commence at half past ssveu
Play n a. sus, past Drss: Circle Sea-
Sofa seais % cents.
ERANKILN MUSEUM l97 GRAND STREET, TWO
GREAT T' SUCCESS OF TIE REopEN1Na.
Crowded houses a. the Of the new troupe evsry
Strangers Visiting The city viii observe tina. this is the place
NODES Shsr 1k n
are exhibited SSPsssi f SUSSa LADIES
who will appear every afternoon and evening In the new
Evsry Af Afternoon ., s ococs
Every Afternoon at 3rcock
Every Afternoon Mt So'clock,
Evening as Evening al s. s.
Evening Evening At =. ~ E Evsn,'ng a. a, 3
MAGNIFICENT PICTURES.
Also other which be seen al no other place of
amusement IN the city.
AFTERNOON PERFORMANCE
ID always concluded 1t half past O'Clock thereby enabling
beats.
so cents Boxes IS cents Private
boxes, on the stage, 81.
BROADWAY BoUD0Is, BETWEEN GRAND AND
ID Canal streets
Stage Nansaer, Mr.. Il Wstin. Mu.ioal Director Mr. IL
h.: been ere.sd ~ dsssa minsins jocund mi tn
and insprr sentiments Of the sensation play,
BENG a hs sssua psTGF hsars E1a%e
are Dramatically illustrated in Mr. H. Watkins grand drama
OLD DOMINION AND EMPIRE STATE,
founded on the celebrated Ledger romance OF
TIE h hIbBss H4SB Tas H HppEs s
Archey with song Flag OF Our Union" Mrs H. Howard
grand scena .Invtaon the Bair. ... Mn G Howard
aRaNp sSfURDAT PEsr OK
Admission Is cents From: seats reserved for ladies'
q sEatFT s sssfsEs NArIsHR
UNKQUAILED COMBINATION; CLOSE OF TIE Sc AsON
A COMPLETE A az F Fs5N zs SsnfA OPERA
On Saturday, March 3 q. ooe-PXfTi BENEFIT HATf.
he o. S Mss
s s1RAKoSGH BkIoNoLI. sTlaELLI. FEkRI, AKoDIO,
MAkfnx by PATTI, BElaxoLl, STR AKoscH. ygxcA;
RIT1NI Liberty aastD p ANoDIo ana JUN61:
n6zfos aAkiAnDf X Fxs ff9szsiN request
sung BY CoLS0N. sTRAKOsCH, BRlGNOLI, syIGELLI,
5Gosus 9 XkS JAIL sE0oSD
Admission 81. No reserved seats Doors open ct L.
es, STr .s % % r, ssyP S M
and IN Brooklyn at Proxs and Roses.
March 8. =
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a @ ETA ss0 .ss ss ss s ss
gsgemens performed in this city: - 4.
IL s
os me M & % :, sne
have
xoua farthsmors state e his patrons conformity
u.s s 70 q u and
Of s or e biz Gs s ssa
Barne, wans those widely and highly popular
%s. viii the appearing sSo
TrSsDs from .hs erencs Of tie ps. that this
ward for continuation liberal support which viii bs
'' COURSES JAMES H. NIXON.
EnIo's GARDEN, March /, Isso
TIE ROYAL AxPmTMEArRE In BOSTON.
s.;s So!sss prOOsIs: sed e1ssss. ssoas
% o ss
As The troupe win occupy nesry every part Of ,ne TS
ssv: Il midnishi on s.ardsy Asr The psrfOrmsae's r
MR. As Up shs SsF aaRD Es.IrA1s
The manager Jas NI.Oo h.s engaged Mr. and Mrs Be-
ne, Williams iSi aa sT'f s. ;irs1s WILLIAMS
'r r S ca: ss a
s'a'd PATIENCE AND PERSEVERANCE.
Al'o n ne f.yssi a R'Ss'i 4 IS. ssvslIx
ZOYARA'S BENEFIT
AT NIBIO's GARDEN ON SATURDAY NIGHT.
1hs will positively be the a performance OF Cookies Royal
Amphhheare In this city The company VII leave for Bosn
Immediately aor Ne performances Saturday night Ia ~
steamer Commodore.
They appeal At he - .
on s1 sSsDA A9s s2szT. q aA sSsFG !.
\ NATTOxAL THEATRE, BOSTON. Will orIK OF
IN Monday March for The uprng and suunuer seAsSa
!; ;i: . ne &
s''aa 's'''6 40 E1ss ::ss: Gsss':s xLIAxaz
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nor The SOUTH AND SOUTHWEST. VIA On. RLEs
ton c-semi. weekly United States NAL SIDE wnss
COLUMBIA. CAPTAIN Berry, Will leave rier No r., on
Saturday March a O'Clock +: n precscly Tnrouga
bile ~; e.onssomsH Ala IS; Nashville, Ienn "a .s'
-, Ca. &l7 g. Aian's 81; Columbia q SD, Chuole
N. ST. Fernar dns. Fla, $o0 Jacksonville SCI; PLa'Rs
SIS. For freight psssage apply to SPUFFO TllEsrON
co. ~ Brosi~sy The magnificent stssmsh., ysshyie
NJ Moray commsrder VIII rsd wednesisy xarch
NccrSo forrr II hs Of ladng viii 5s sgu.s bas tscss
uruiabud by saApnay,
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NEW BOwERY THEATRE.
~ Sole Proprieiois.. Eessrs g. Fox j. W. Ling lri
FRIDAY MARCH 2. $780,
1hs grand national drama OF
HARRY UURNHAN,
THE ARAB GIANT
In the character Of Cousin Joe
Ard the rcariug farce Of
YOUNG AMERICA.
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Eol HoRy0IK AND roIrg1oufH.-THE Nxw FIRST
II eas0 aeansAlQ POTOMAC Capt O. ". wasou viz
lsave pin No "a North rtee syy for the above
e r. s9Snss s NJ s 1fSr sSa ssi Nossa
ee.n p s,cs snd oPssssar. ssn per Sea asd pro
~ ire q ecunhnioa- Apply b h 3. osoxwsLL Co.
IyRU0Hf YOH T1NNE88uR NOKrH CAROLINA,
ss.%.e IoiKrowI :1:s fsss VIII r:ssl!s fsss'a3Sss
North river and wu leave saturday, TSP Freight
to Norfolk Portsmouth, cents foot; 70 CITY Point
cents Richmond cens Passage 10 Nofk Estate room
and meals included -; 70 PceersburG Richmond So
LUDLAu HEINEKgN, lis Broadway
NOR ALEX ANDRlA. WASHINGTON AND GEORGE
tswp.-The New York and Virginia Screw etcamshp
and 6rst class stesmskip MOUNT VERNON,
o. Smith commander will leave pier No II, Nor!h river,
every Saturday, ~ r. N
Psssare including sateroom and meals 81 So
Frejshf eight cents per fooS rropotona.c rates.
No commission charged for for, a,Siug.
Applyn u D. oH1i"fs,
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UyoR CAILFORNIA.-NKE ARRAN0EMENT-sAMFE
erto leave New York Ssh March-AtlAptc and Pacia.
Steamship Co. n addition 10 The departures Of the 6n anf
Otn OF the month this Company viii despassh from Yori
on The of March, Of their rt class 10 conncc
In rssdneas at Panama For passage freight apply 70
d. ALLEN, Agent III West street. corner Of Warren.
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EvoR sAvANRAH-THE NEW STEAMSHIP MOUNT
VERNON G. smis csmmaDss s. VII esye pier IL
Passage % Savannah, with unsurpassed accommodations
Sb fhfough tickets Hew Oreans $50 7s Mobile 49, Mont
Sz5 60; thasnooGs, s; Albany Ss3 Columbus SAL Atlanta
IN; Macon So Augusta iii co. A3 70 places In Florida a.
lowest rates
a. CROMWELL CO.,
Wea n
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Engagement Of
Mr.. AND MRS. BARNEY WILLIAMS.
MONDAY EVENING, MARCH s, 1860.

The manager has great In announcing the engage
for limited period of those celebrated popa-
lar Artists,
Mr.. AND MRS BARNEY WILLIAMS
The great original persopators of
The IRISH BOY AND YANKEE GAL,
Whose professional triumphs Ia
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noRsAvANNAH And OTHER POINTS As BsLQw:..
III IN Brs a.. esmzhip AUGUSTA, Capt Il g. wood
hun Wi leave "a Saturday March At O'Clock fr1n
psr No North river Through tickets can be had iT No
Hs~ 6rsans. $50 IS Mobile $751; MONTGOMERY SIS celu%
bua ~: Albany, SIS Atlanta &zt ChAtauooga I'D NASH
yDe, Sl1 IS; Knosvie. SIS 81 Memphis 81 To- Augusta,
III 30; MacOn SO Savannah III.
~ Z. MITCHELL SON.
Ihs FLORIDA viii succeed ana sail Tuesday, March g.
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JIBLC's GARDEN.
Y Coose's Roysi AnphiuheA.re
LAST NIGHT BUT ONE


NIBLc4s GARDsN
IN Cooxe's Roysi Anphiuhssare
LAST NIGHT HUT ONE
GREAT rROUP.
Previous to their y tho Boston Academy hsa
FRIDAY AvENlNG, March e.
~ii be repeated the grand pageant q re
Field or THE CLDTH OF GOLD.
VITA all It's brilliant accessoriel
NILE ELLA ZOYAkAB
Mach.rss achievements on ho setback.
Mr. JAMES ROHlNSpN'B
Tremendous s,nersault act.
THE H.NLOk B&OfHER8
In their thrilling performaDcss entitled
HOMES RRiENs,
Great display of ysung Horsem snship IA The excitng
ENGLISH SrLEPLE CHASE
Besides other entertainments
On Saturday VIII be given the
FAREWELL MATINEE
OF Cooks Royal AmphiLh estre IN this oily.
ELLA ZOYAkA'S BENEFIT
On saturday Evening" March B,
LAST NljHT uF THE SEASON.
EDgasemsntof
MR. AND MRS BARNEY WILLIAMS,
Ic Original lfihh BOY and Yspkee Gal.
A., On Monday eve ming March s,
DM hey "hus,nk VIII appear comedy By Chaf1eo
Wolc1, Esq, enl.d rArlkNCE AND PERSEVERANCE.
Nrs W. IN two chhra with songs
Mra Barney Williams VIII ALSO appear in her wonderful
personale ten char aceis, with superb costumes.
Several novelties are In preparation and will be produced
Immediately.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-03-02

EIBLO'S GARDEN.
COOKIES ROYAL AMPHIl HEATRE
ELLA ZOYARA'S BENEFIT.
SATURDAY kvEsIsc, MARCH s.
- LAST NlGHf or THE SEASON.
The conptpy viii possey appear ut the Boston Academy
o. Music Monday next The fteanboat Commodore hes
been chartered for the convey the troupe and wiz
leave this city for Boston Immediately after tho performances
On Saturday evening
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1860-10-06
MRS. swIssHELM ON DANCING.

Mrs. Swisshclm has a chapter on dane
ing, and most decidedly in favor of that kind
Of amusement. Hear how she talks:
at is worthy of notice that those church.
es and people who most %strenuously oppose
dancing, have always encouraged and prac-
ticed it under other names. Like the ten.
perance men who would not drink cider, but
had no objection to a glass of apple juice,
the opponents of dancing have their children
taught the art under the name of "Calisthe.
MICS" and practice it when it is called Play
For it is a remarkable fact, these old times
favorites of religious communities, "Dear
Sister Phoebe" 'Ring around rosy" All
a marching to Quebec "'The white cock.
ade," copenhagen" &C., &C., &C., are, ev-
cry one of them, cotillions and contra dam
ces performed to vocal and instrumental mu-
sic.
The difference between the religious and
the p~rofane dance is, that in the former, ev-
cry man in the room is comp elled, on pain
of a breach of etiquette, to kiss every wom-
an in the room; and vice versa; that it is
quite in order for married women to sit down
on the knees Of young gentlemen, put their
arms around their necks, bring two pairs of
lips together with a smack, and do any
amount of hugging. While in a p%rofane
dance, even those of most doubtful proprie-
ty, the greatest familiarity, between persons
of opposite sexes, is a gentleman placing one
hand on a lady's waist, while she rests one
hand on his shoulder, and the ~disengaged
hand in the other. The churches, therefore,
who set up rules against dancing, are fairly
and squarely committed to the doctrine that
promiscuous dancing is all right, and pious
and innocent, provided it is accompanied by
promiscuous kissing, with a suitable allow
anc of hugging and general rough and tum-
bic.
While, without those refining and eleva-
ting additions, it is evil, and that continual
ly. There is no escaping this conclusion, for
the anti-dancing churches and christians are
too openly committed in favor of these vul-
gar plays for an intelligent man to deny, that
either they have acted blindly, or that the
kissing and hugging sanctifes the dancing.
Now since all the experience of the past
proves that people will dance, even grave
and reverend deacons, we are in favor of the
dancing without the etcctcras. But apart
from all comparisons, we regard dancing as a
positive good, as something which requires no
apology, but is inherently right in itself; an
all efficient means of perfecting, refining and
cultiyating the browning work Of Gods Gre
alton a means appointed and directly APP
proved by the Creator himself! 1t is liable
to abuse, and the object Of refOrmers should
be to regulate, not to abolish it.