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New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-03-10

Professor Jacobs
Asst DING W0N DER ST
THURSDAY March 8 and during the week Achsnge Of
programme each evening Also Grand Day Performance
on SATURDAY.
Those who this PresgdatOr
Judge of his extraordinary Old and young
simple alike held by him in the dark His Mag
cal experiments ipeneabehe Stage magnfcently fitted
up forming perfect Temple Of Entertainment.
The Apparatus of Massive Silver The entertainment is
enivened by Comic Drollerie Of GOBLIN SPRIGHTLY
who perfect original Those who do this
will indeed lose treat the Professor have the
theater beyond this week.
omen al Noon at IL Il Overture In precisely.
&C., ADMISSION 81 cents. GALLERY, q Chill
dren attendance % cents Midday Perform
ances only.
IN THE MUSEUM,
TOM, THE BLIND NEGRO BOY PIANIST!
The Greatest Musical Prodigy in the World.
This most startling wonder Of the age-A PLANTATION
NEGRO BOY yet years old and blind from infancy
without hours nstructionays HOO pieces OF mnse
Piano. with Of style and and briancy
of execution unsurpassed. :,
He viii compose (imprompiua original piece of music,
requested any will play original piece of music
he WILL after hearing it, execute the same correctly
HOURS OF TOMS PERF0RMANCEs-From II A. NJ.
unl M until r. M; from until and One Hour
Of the Amphitheater entertainments
na- Admission. 30 cents children half price ms
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-03-10

nss- Indiyfsible Friends Comma ndery of
Knights Tempars and Appendsnt oders No meet on the
THIRD FRIDAY Of month In the Hall OF Perseverance,
Lodge corner Of ST. Clsnde and Durnane streets, First
District.
General O. j. ponnela Captain General Angusss Broue,
Prelate Rico, Senior Warden William Trelford,
Junior Warden NJ a. Cologne. Treasurer Francois Meleur,
Recorder Michel Mleur Standard Bearer Bruns de Lucas,
Sword Bearer j. Harvey, Warden Jean Beney Sentinel
aa11l "
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-03-10

REAL ESTATE and sLAyE-SECoND DISTRICT COURT
Of New oreans-successon of John b. Wallace.
BY E. ROGER 81 Co
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-03-10

DESIRABLE SMALL DWELLING HOUSES IN YBg
First District convenient 10 the Cotton Procession ysry
long credit, without endorsers. ~
By J. 3. WALTON,
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-03-10

f= knoSn Is BELLE GRerE ID The iowa Eennsr, Il,
containing Is arpents Of rich Of g1e Hun
dred Years growth with front DO Msssspp river af 60
arpsnts ad extending back 10 the Nov flesa yackson mi
Great Northern Ralrued This ptaee has oecn Stety
beauiie n oessn IN Eal&
great hargair and on long time.
Belle location IN The Of Kennss
Within thirty rlIHrfes from
New Orleans thus possessing al the adsantAEes NJ city
country and be surpassed for beauty cosnosf health
By any location IN the State.
For further particulars, apply to W. r. CpLEMAH,
fei6 So ST. Charles street. New 0rlennx.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1860-08-08

OASH PAID FOB FURS AND PEL1A =
y THAYER's Variety 6eees.
2m2AS Lower Town.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1860-08-08

TRY this rems-ks ole and most irser~>,inr r.v.s,
il composed Of the concentrated Juices Of tns %.
powerfu and the most soothing Plants and Roots ir
Chemically combined and insulated in well seslsa -
bottles and charged by powerfnl battery. hus b..
sesslng IN addition 10 lis superior medical vir.uss
Magnetic aud Electric properties, profoundly pens,rs,
and emnenty qaietins AMI soothing i, reh,v,s y.
and inflammation at once, when freely applied -.
ing the strained muscles nerves. giving nev II. A.,
vitality BY Its life giving QUALITIES, TO PAsahsed NJ. a.
chronic or long standing complaints, and wsskse0,. Il
laying nervous pain, Nearsgia irritation ana rsos;,
distractions like charm. lcceed, all who Lave No.. !,
speak Of it truly wonderful medicine ape est,.r !,
by far superior 10 any aud all other external reneds
Il applied IL season. IL Is urfsns ssresv e. ~
Group, Sore Throat. Inflammation of the Iuur- bcve
Liver. kidneys, and other organs. Rheuuat,sm sr,n
Irritation, AgGe the Breas, and Q, al time, cu,s
Headache, Neuralgia, eyes, ear sch, ,s,,i
ache, ague in the Face fimples and Eupticns a al
kiUds Pile Bruised and Spr.ned limhs Burns Yvs-,
parts, Chbisius, indoent and long stan1pe Sorr.
Wounds &c. sc. IL will also restore the Hair "a ~
Bald Head, and prevent the hair from falling Ts Ma
netc Ointment has been extensively used upon Canal
ght Horses for Calls Wounds Sprans and Iam,n..
and is cure, when applied hot, for the scrssehe
horses, and Foot All sheep. All the proprieto ss
for the Magnetic Ointment fair trial that
they claim for it, will be found true 10 the letter In III
hhorhoo1 here IL is manufactured p~op,~ In
IL by the quantity and II kept and used BY almost ever
inhsbtant sn9cea for the pains ani Arb.
every family less afflicted with. We say An.
Try DR.. Trask's Magnetic Ointment !.
None genuine unless signed &" : Baer - with Pen. :.
Pamphlets confsining full directions around each R.
and circulars left with agents Price shilns~ for sus
and shilhngs for large Bottles.
For sale by Newbro 4 Brother and Ihay-r 4 Co La,
sing, and all other nrugg SIS ia the country.
HS- All orders should hs addressed TO WM NIpII
90, Earlyille Madison Co., \. y 2l9
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1860-08-08

HOWARD ASSOCIATION
PHILADELPHIA.

BeaerUen Iai0a esslisAed By srscial ssosesaen. y
tie ReaY q the Sick and Distressed o-7icced tzcs Ti,
.ee aad Epidemic Dlseass and eEpec1 for ne Care n
Dssaase; ef he SSrual Crccn:.
NJ EDlCI ADVICE given gratis, b. tie Acriaz Surgeon
Nx to Al who apply BY letter. With description @.
tner titioc Gage occupation habits oflfe SC AID
IN cases of extreme poverty, Medicines furnished tree q
charge.
LIABLE REPORTS On Sperua.oryhza 81 ott;s, d.
eases OF the Sexual Organs, and the NEW REMEDIES
employed IN the Rpersary, sent 10 tie afflicted free o:
eharEe r1o or thee Stamps f0r postage d
able. @f-
Address. for Report O. treatment, or. J. sKuITN
HOCGHION, Acting Surgeon, Howard Associa tea. No
south Ninth Street, PhiAaephia, Pa By order tie IL
rectp-s. ERA D. EAprWPir p-ss-ss,.
0so. KAkcaap, SeeFetary. lv26S
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1860-08-08

no fOC WANT A ls1 QTALITY OF GOLD
- Pen: You win ind new supply At the
264 CITY BOOK STORE
Daily national Democrat., 1860-05-23
WEDNESDAY MORNING, MAY ga.

TnEArER Another large and brilliant au-
dienee assembled, last evening, at the thea
ter, it being the last night but one of the
engagement Of the talented Marsh Troupe,
in this city. We have never seen piece 60
off more successfully than that Of the Bottle
Imp which was the entertainment Of the
evening. The music, the magic changes, the
metamorphoses and trauspositions, the
scenic splendor and the tableaux, all eonspired
to make a season of uncommon interest and
excitement. The piece was beautifully per-
formed throughout Master Louis Aldrch
as Nicoli, showed talent of a superior quality
Miss Louise Arnot was delicious and enchant
ing. in the character of Albert and Master
George w. Marsh as Willibald-what shall
we say of him, that compound of fun, frohc
and genius in miniature? lie is wonder-
fal little fellow. and LOUDLY" does he take"
He is a particular hvorite, we notice, with
the ladies. r. G. Marsh, the Bottle of the
Imp, was superb. The entire performane,
was excellent, and the numerous character
well cast.
Tonight, which is the last one, will b.
be presented the beautiful drama of tn
"Sea Of Ice" or "a Mothers Prayer
thrillingly interesting piece The prineipa
scene is laid in the Arctic Regions, and tn,
attraction of the represention is much beyonC
the ordinary. After this play, there viii
come ballads, duets and dances, and then
repetition of the incompatible farce o
Toodles, in which Master G. w Marsh is es-
sehtially one Of the prodigies of the age.
lf-you want to laugh and grow fat, 60 see
that little fellow in the character of Toodles.
Most perfectly, too, is he met in the character
of Mrs Tabitba Toodles by little Jenny Ar
not, who plays her part with an appreciation
of its eomicality which is fearful upon the
risibilities of any lover of fun. No one who
can laugh at all should fail to see Toodles to-
night
Daily national Democrat., 1860-05-23

SPEAKING of the Southern seceders FROM the
Charleston Convention, the Shasta Courier
says:
Let every true Democrat thank Heaven
that the Democratic party is rid of the most
Internal pest which ever annoyed any politi-
cal organization since the world began. So
help us Heaven, we would a thousand times
rather have such men battling against the
regular nominee than for him, for their hos
tility in the South must benefit him in the
North, where the Democrats have to make
the fight. Not one of the States, whose del
gates have bolted, will vote against the Bal
timore nominee-not one-while the boilers
will find that they have voluntarily dug a
pit, and gone into it, so deep that the hand
of political resurrection can never reach
them. They are dead, dead, dead, and we
hope politically damned"
Daily national Democrat., 1860-05-23

GRrEvING.-A Washington correspondent
of the St. Louis Republican, writing under
date of April 25th, says:
Senator Fitch of Indiana is grieying over
dispatch from a friend in Charleston. in
forming him that there is no hope of beating
Douglas. Gen. Lane thinks it an outrage
upon the Democratic party. All who have
engaged IN this bitter personal war are more
VI lesS indignant at the course things have
1aken, hat they seem resigned to their fate,
aHu ready 70 accept the verdict Of the peo,
PIE in a becoming manner. l''''
Daily national Democrat., 1860-05-23

A SEVERE REBuKE.-One of the severest
rebukes that any set of men ever received in
the world, was that administered by the
Southern Congressman at Washington to
those delegates who bolted at Charleston.
They are told, by all means to recede from
their action and go to the Baltimore Con-
yenion-that there is the proper place for
them to work for the interests of the South
Sound sense in that, but it is addressed to
hot-heads.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-05-23

THE STEPHENSON SILVER MrxE.-This mine
in Arizona, under the superintendent of Ma
jor Sprogae, is being rapidly developed. The
Arizonian says that the furnaces are finished
and smelling will commence in a few davs.
The ore is of increasing richness. Major s.
has been requested 10y his Excellenov. Gov.
L. ). Owings, on the part of the Provisional
Government, to quarry a block Of ore from
the San Jose" vein, for the Washington
Monument.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-05-23

FOO CASES
OO Sauterne
California Wine;
Cal Port Wine;
Cal. Angelica
Bancrolt's Cider
Old Tennessee Whskey
Eureka Whskey;
London Club House Gin
Pepperment;
Assorted Syrups
Old Wgwam Tonic
Boxer and Lester Bitters
Booth and Sedswick Gin;
Wolf and Russ Schnapps
Daley Whiskcy
Cigars and Cards
so casks AsOps and Barclay bottled Ale and Porter
For saleby JOHN W. FIELDING,
may22my l3) Plaza, Marysyille
Daily national Democrat., 1860-05-23

hELLoeG's SALooN.-This Saloon has lust
been opened on c street, next to the Central
Market. Kellogg knows that people prefer
good liquor to an inferior article, and there
fore he keeps nothing but the good. Try
him.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-05-23

A MAN by the name of Connor persisted in
nlaNlng an ascension in a balloon at Palace
Garden New York, May loth despite Of the
stormy weather and was dashed against
Concert Saloon The balloon collapsed, and
lie ieil on house, insensible He died the
same night.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-05-23

Ok the llth May the residence of DeWolf
at Bristol, Rhode Island. was burned Sew
erei persons were crushed BY the falling tim
bers The dead bodies of Levi. Woldror
ana one Horton were taken from the ruins =
lWENFF'NISE boys and girls belonging TO a
picnic party at Alden, $ G., were drowned in
milfP0nd by the upsetting of a boat Nav
9TH
Daily national Democrat., 1860-05-23

EMANCIPATION OF WOMEN ~ CHINA.-Ihe
Pekin correspondent of the Boston Traveller
says that the women of Northern China have
been emancipated by their Tarter rulers from
many of the eenseess and injurious customs
still in force in the Southern portion OF the
Empire, especially in regard to the cruel
contraction of the ceet. Their minds and
persons have also been emal cipated from
much Of the despotism of Chinese usages and
ideas
Daily national Democrat., 1860-05-23

The overland mail stage which left ST
Louis, April 30th, arrived in San Francisco
Sunday. Four through passengers came. to.
wit; two Messrs. Turner, Mr.. Clark and A
j. Roberts.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-05-23

NAPA County REPoRrEh have put
this paper on our exchange list 1t is an
able journal and sustains the cause of fStephen
a. Douglas. Thejob office of the Reporter is
one Of the best in the country.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-05-23

SUPREME CoURT DEoIsIoNs.-Gayenv Y. ua-
gen ct al-Judment affirmed
Peter Van Maren and Constantine his wife
V. Emily johnson and Levi Johnson her hus-
band-The petition for rehearing is denied.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-05-23

EPISCOPAL CHuRon IN NAPA.-On Wednes-
DAY morning last at IL o'clock, the corner
stone of Chri't's Church (EpiscopaD was laid
IN NaPa city, with the usual impressive eere-
monies
Daily national Democrat., 1860-05-23

No License Solomon Michael was arres-
ted yesterday, for peddling without license
lie will be tried this morning.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-05-23

MAY QuEEN,-The crowning of the May
Queen took place, last evening, at Mrs. Pos
tons Seminary, in the presence of a select
and intellectual assemblage of ladies and
gentlemen. We have time and space for a
brief notice only. The Queen, Miss Susie
Teegarden, was dressed with exceedingly
good taste, and looked beautifully on her
green and fiowery throne, surrounded as she
was by lovely maids and misses, in their va.
rious characters and costumes. Miss Nina
Mcdaniel crownedthe Queen, and did it with
much ease and gracefulness. Miss Josev Ea.
ton, as the Scepter Bearer, was excellent
The Gipsey Queen, Miss Mahala Gray. was
one of the decided features Of the evening.
looking the character TO the life, and attired
in perfect taste and appropriateness to the
occasion. She spoke very distinctly and
with fine emphasis Miss Katie Oyerton act
ed the part of the Fairy Queen with admir-
able grace and ease Miss Mary Geller, as
Lady Vanity, performed her part to perfec
tion. Miss Gertrude Soule, in the character
Of Faith, was much admired.
After the ceremonies of crowning and the
rendering Of tributes were over, the May
Queen arose from her seat and delivered in
the most beautiful style and address written
by herself for the occasion. 1t was very
fine composition, and no one could have
spoken it with better effect
AT the conclusion of the address from the
throne, the young folks went to supper, and,
while the Older ones were awaiting their
turn, we departed to write this hurried and
inadequate notice. The evening was to con
elude with music and dancing.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-05-23

ODD FELLOWS HALL.-The Board Of Direc.
tors of the Odd Fellows Hall Association
met, yesterday afternoon, and considered the
plans offered by different architects for con-
strueting the new Hall which they contem-
plate building. The plan offered by Warren
p. Miller was approved with Slight modif-
cations, which he was instructed to make and
which will hereafter be considered The
Hall will be built on the corner Of D and
Third
Daily national Democrat., 1860-05-23

d. D.-Yuba City Bill was before the Re-
corder charged with having been drunk and
disordery. lie was convicted and fined S.
lie made out the sum. by the Clerks agree
ing to take two short bits, and departed.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-05-23
WHEN YOU co TO SAN FRANCISCO
YOU SHOULD
SELECT A HOTEL

WHERE YOU WILL FIND EVERY WISH
w gratfed,
Where your rooms are always neat and clean.
Where your Beds are always soft and sweet
Where the Table is furnished with the st in the mar
ket. '
where the Culinary Department is clean and whole
come,
Where You will find the servants always polite,
Where you will feel perfectly at home,
"here every wish is anticipated and gratiaed.
where you live better than at any other Hotel,
where your bill you will always find satisfactory.
where you will find first class Hotel
Where their charges are most favorable,
Such Hotel you will find .
THE INTERNATIONAL,
On Jackson ST., above Montgomery.
JOHN j. HALEY, PROPRIETOR.
The International Coach and Carriage win alwavs
0' lod ~ readiness a to convey you to the Hotel
Daily national Democrat., 1860-05-23

A TERRIBLE tornado recently occurred in the
vicinity Of Greenville, Miss, doing much
damage to the plantations.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-05-23
FRESH STRAWBERRIES

ID ECEIvED DAILY, and all kinds If Pprrrrs J.,
q n their season, at wholesale and retail at the - ~
FRUIT DEPOT, 99 ID street, next door to Post oaco
aPE'H GEO. LAWS
Daily national Democrat., 1860-05-23
Va AIRY WILLIE
SEWING FACTORY,
No. Is ID Street. West Side.

HNHE advertisers would inform the public that they
: \ ~ are re- now under full headway, in their NEW SEW
ING FACTORY, No. ~, E ST. and having had several
years experience in the business feel confident that
tley can give entire satisfaction TO ali who may favor
them with their patronage They have also on hand a
large supply of all kinds of BAGS, and will do all
descriptions of work IN our line to order in neat and
durable manner, and ot prices to suit the times.
tS orders from the country respectfully solicited
and promptly attended to.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-05-23

The Bolton d Barron claim was unapi-
mously rejected by the United States su-
preme Court.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-05-23

Court OF SESSIONS, YEsTERDAY.-The Grand
Jury made no report, and the Court adjourn
cd until o'clock p. NJ to dav
Daily national Democrat., 1860-05-23
STEAM NAYICArInN CO

Es4siE A DIVIDEND of Two (9) per cent
has been declared by the Trustaos Sei,s ~
thls company, payable in cash and after Inc 81 AZ
inst. HORACE RFACf, Sue ue Elst
Marysville May IS, 1860 S'oieeary; iSc
Daily national Democrat., 1860-05-23

KELLOGG'S SALOON.
C Street, next door to Centre Markets
FENHE subscriber having Just opened the above mem
ID TONED Saloon, will endeavor to give satisfaction
to his friends and patrons, and thereby promote his
own interest, by keeping
WINES AND LIQUORS
which he KNOWS to be ofthe BEST QUALITY.
ex5- Please call and test them.
may23 my WM. l.. KELLOGG.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-05-23

Massacre AT WILLIAMS STATtoN.-Osmer
Darst, who resides at Gold Hill, near Vir-
ginia City. sends under date of May 10th,
says the Union, to his partner, Mr.. Harris
who lives on the Stockton road, about ten
miles from Sacramento, the following facts,
which disclose, as he alleges, the whole truth
as to the real cause of the late massacre at
Williams Station, in Carson Valley. The
number of white men said to be burned dli-
fers slightly from the accounts first given, but
these accounts also differed from each other
Osmcr Darst states that an old Indian went
to Williams house with squaw, when TOUR
white men tied the buck Indian and teen
each committed an atrocious outrage upon
the Indian woman. They then let the buck
90. lie afterwards came back with other
Indians, and put a white woman who was III
the house, out of doors, and also three white
men who had nothing to do with the out
rage. They then bound the four white men
who abused the squaw and burned them in
house.
Mr. Darst gives the above facts to his part
ner on the authority of the white woman,
who is now stopping at Silver City.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-05-23

FRoM MExico.-Vera Cruz dates of May
Ist, state that Miramoh's party is defeated on
all sides, and his money exhausted. Carava
ial is organizing an expedition to attack
Pueblo. The Constitutional Government re-
iects the mediation ofthe French and English
Ministers. 1t is reported that McLane inten-
ded going to the interior for an Interview
with Miramon. The French Minister, Groes
beck, has been recalled
Daily national Democrat., 1860-05-23


SEA OF ICE!
Or, The Mothers Prayer.
Capt De Lascones ............... Miss ]. Gourley.
Barabas, a Sailor .......... Master q. w. Marsh.
Louise de Lascours,
0garita, .............. Miss Louisa.
Maria De Lascours,
To conclude with the to be forgotten farce of
TOO LES!
Timothy Toodles .............M Master C. W. Marsh
PRICES OF ADMISSION;
Dress Circle and Parquette ..,................a 90
Orchestra Seats .....................xl 80
Children, accompanied by their Parents 80
upper Circle. ................ 00
Doors onsn o O'Clock performance Cs
at O'Clock.
E5F~ Box office open from 10 A. NJ, to 2P.M.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-05-23
9ew advertisements.
MARYSvILLE THEATER.
LAST NIGHT OF
MARSH'S JUVENILE COMEDIANS

The "SEA or ICE" usually forms an entire nights
entertainment, but in consequence of general desire
to see "TO0DLES,"a very lengthy bill is offered for
to. night The curtain must rise promptly at o'clock
and the patrons of the 1heatcr must COME EARLY !!
Daily national Democrat., 1860-05-23

The DEBurANrE-It was not, says the Bee,
Mrs. Revere, nor Miss Goodrich, or any other
Mrs. or Miss of Sacramento, who made her
debut lately in San Francisco at Maguire's
Opera House as Lady Teazle, in the school
for Scandal" The statement to that effect
made by eotemporary, was nothing but
weak invention. The following brief note
sufficiently explains matters
Daily national Democrat., 1860-05-23

OAN TIANUIaCOl MaY II, I66O.
EDToRs BEE-GENTLEMEN In your is
sue of the 18th inst, You state "it is rumored
that the lady who appeared in Lady Teazle,
on Saturday evening, in this city, has chosen
the stage for a profession and had studied
it for years Allow me, gentlemen, to cor
rect such rumor The lady has given elocu-
tion but pery, uery slight attention, and only
as drawing room accomplishment. She
never trod stage until Thursday last. Mt
Maguires Opera House-had only two re-
hearsals, and was assured at that time by
competent judges, OF success The ladyfs
object was to test abilities, which, in private
had been much lattered Had she intended
the stage as a profession, she would not have
been 50 anxious to maintain the iacognito.
which contributed mnch to her failure.
Yours, ETC., j. c. W1NANs.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1860-08-11

OUE METHODIST FRIENDS, we are happy 70
see, have called in the aid Of Col. PORTER, the
well known architect Of Cleveland, 10 assist in
giving architectural taste and harmony to their
Church ediIice. This is step, in our opinion,
which they will never have occasion to regret.
Irhe il sllOwed to take such an interest 10 their
SaterpriEe, ss V Iced him to feel his profession
sl Fsputation involved the result will be sueh q
house Of worship, a. will appeal to the laud-
able pride OF that society not only, bat TO our
citizens generally. The frsnt foundatioS has
been, We learn, somewhat changed to meet the
views Of the architect.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1860-08-11

PRoBArE JuDoE.--Among the candidates for
this Office whose names will come before the
convention, we arc gratiGed to announce that
OF c. @. CALKrNs Of Plymouth. Mr.. G. hos
been sound, steady and firm 10 bis political ad-
hesions and his abilities and fitness for the place
will not be denied.