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The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-03-19

ADVANTAGE OF HAVING A WE'LL ESTABLISHED KkPU
TATIoN.-David White. well known jail bird was arrest
ed on Friday night suspicion of having been concerned
in robbery There proof against him. but the
p1tation he has acquitted. and the crcamsances under
which he arrested considered by Recorder Genols
sufficient to justify him in sending White Tor month
to the WOrkhouse Is a vagrant, and he did
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-03-19

No C0NcEALMxNTs.-A man named James KelIett was
found early hour Yesterday morning concealed in the
house Of Durel in Condo street suspectng that he
arrested To-day Recorder Genois viii require from Kellett
good and sufficient for his being concealed in
other mans house " so early in the morning
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GRE EMIT CITY CIRCUS.
Cor Louisa and Tthsupioutas, ST. .Narys Market.
'roprietors MUM, LIPMAN, GERMAN g. LA THoRNE.
STONE Il McCOLLUM'S
NEW LEV lArHA AN CIR CUS

NEW LIE A I II N OR Gus.
Under the direction and management OIL John SMITH.
INHE Universal NewOeans respectfully informed
l. that the New Levahan Circus of Stone & McCoum
hioltmg at the City of Lafayette.
The by far the the United States comprising
combination Of talent unequaed by any Circus this any other
and Acrobatc Evoon and those superior acts and
bile the last weeks among
to the New Leyahan would merely the OF the
following, who, peculiar line universally acknowledged
be uneqiaed the world Eaton Stone. the best rider
the world T. McCoum, unequaed Equestrian. La Belle
Rosa the ethereal Mercury ofemae Equesnsn John Smith,
representative Ethiopian
H. r Maigan M J. Lpmun, j. Backwood r. Shay, Levi
D. W. P. Coleman B. Brown, +. Founs j. Benar A. and
W. nckey, Ben Jennings, Green Johnson "A leading
feature the the New Levathan magnificent
Brass Ban under the direction of the celebrated H. K au
Arena brilliantly illuminated NTH gas, arranged
for the Family Parties and engaged
pcatIon al the Box ofce between the hours OF 10 and II A. NJ
"a Day Performance Sunday 10 O'Clock, for the
of juveniles who wish the Night Exhblo
,,,,,,s vo,riE DUcATED PIG.
pau esi 1t the sI sE in a %e' P 9SGsa5 ~
corner of Pedio and Caroneet streets, Every
mg commencing on WEDNESDAY, the lih instant 49,
Mr.. S. PHILIPS Offering unrvaed Exhibition to the
Puo pegs leave most respectfully to announce that he has effected
ton 10 the ubh he therefore trusts that his
please and delight his audiences will meet with the public
patronage.
This performer add subtract divide tell the day
Oh me month"; The date the YEAR. how days and hours there
tell many spectators present. ladies' or gentlemen dsin%
Color tell the different the United States
lady or gentleman of the company and fact do what will
Impossible Tor humanity to accomplish Any may draw
or more ards from pack and the Pig without seeing the card will
fetch one TO match it, from another pack.
IL Admittance, 50 cents; children, hafpice mhl3 lw
ROPER'S SPARRING and FENCING ACADEMY,
No l07 POYDR.4S Street, Men Orleans
open FROM O'CLOCK A. M to 2 p M, and
" FROM to O'CLOCK, P. M. ia5
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ADJUSTMENTS.
AMERICAN THEATRE.

AMERICAN tn EATRE.
H. p. GRATTAN Stage Manager
THIs EVENING Monday March 49, hs evening, entertain
TIE TH,R9 King yas
Miss y MI so%a win JHNNI GND
G T6a bs;. Jenny Leather lungs Miss E. Petre
PRICE, q Dress Circle rs cents Parqests Second and
w Private and Seats may Be secured at The
tween The hours OF 10 A. NJ and P M by applying Geo
II Doors qnaerbeore 7; Performance will
at quarterpast rreciselv- mhl9
ST. cHARLEs THEATRE.
Managers LUDLOW 81 SMITH.
,H,s EVENING Benefit Of Mr. FULLER LIE ..c..,,.. Will
commence win the TSssdy q RichARb THE THIRD.
ss s Nj Md 7fh SEM Hs oGs W
a Nj HGqfysfsE Mr. and Mrs Fuller
K Doors hapast g. and Curtain rises at o'clock
% hsa RRSs'se d
OLYMPIC CIRCUS.
Corner of Poydras and Baronne Streets.
s. p STIGKNEY Manager and Director
First appearance of Mr. LANES gBLAckwooD the GREAT
s EVENING Monday, March Is, will be presented series of
Eussran Aero6ac and Olympia expressly adapted 10
tabIsmen executed style Of and elegance not to
be BY any other rGgPf 10 the e @
lie Harmonsts %'l' 0A'' -'1' f'"- y
~ Particulars in the small bills of the day. posters, etc.
Admission Dress Circle so cents; Second TIER rs mhl7
CRESCENT City CIRCUS. .
Cor Louisa and Tchsupit0utas, St. MaryS Market
Proprietors NUM- LlPMAN, GERMAN g. LA THoRNE
THE Managers thanks liberal public tor the
hitherto extended hem beg leave their Kind
friends at will only stimulate them exerton
TIE Aristes attached establishment are beyond all
parison, superior other Company i'll the Southern
Western country. The Acts nightly presented, will
Of the Gems Aenic performances for particulars of
which, small bills of each day.
q Day Performance each Saturday 10 o'clock NJ.
Splendid Bend The of the Great Professor
BEkGAMlNl WILL previous the performance and during the DIFF
the popular and fashionable
Among the Stars engaged by the of the Crescent
City Circus the would the of the following
Mrs. r. Num- the acknowledged Queen the Arena Sig L. Ger
mani Mons La Thorne, Mr. G. Street, Mr. r. Garen Mr.. Moses
Lp7dn Mons Happier and the Great acrobat Family and
the nmtabe W. Lake whose irresistible humor originality
title rim TO be RAM ed the first Clown, of the Age.
Price Of AdHisson-Dess Circle Fifty Gents; Parquette,
Twenty Five Gents. mill If
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Cleared Saturday:
Sp s a ' Ye Go6sn
Ship VIM H. Harbeck. Shinn. Liverpool,
b. ship Ferozegore Grant Liverpool G. BaInsIeS Co
j. r. Whitney & Co
Fr. ship Gronde Lefort, Havre, Up. Whitney & Co
Aust b, bark Ivo Minach Trieste. O. /. II. Gale
Br. bark Pollock. Mcintyre Liverpool,
Bark J. Mshsw Mseys New H ISf Rt1t HSn. eS
E. bsiE Achilles, Morris Lye;eeel hoshon' Rankin g
Sch. Martha Weber, Pensacola, John Hurley
shT n Ssus F.or mssy
seHI VIM; i. Coils, Came baltimore. A. Ksarny Go
Steamer Albatross, Robertson, Cincinnati Hyde & Oglesby
Arrived Yesterday:
Steamship Falcon, Thompson, from New York, 18th ins
Kidder, Deshon Co..c2d my.
Ship Louisiana, Basow from Liverpool Both January.
Brig Emma Dickinson IL days from Charleston to master
schr Mary Ellen Mcconnell, from Havana 18th inst to
STEAMBOATS,:
Ogden kerchesl from Montg1me ,. bs cotton
from
Rockaway Davis, from shrevepor-1420 bales cotton.
Gypsy, ure from Baton Rouge.
Jas L. Day. Giberson. from Mobile.
1OWUOdt AiOu, ucDdnes. from the fdSSeS,
Memoranda:
Towboat Alton lowed down and sea- on the 18th inst
ship Nathaniel Hooper, brig Joven Henrque and schooner
Water Witch.
The steamship Falcon reports Passed owboat Annawan,
having in barks Della Chaplin Hannah Thornton, and
Elizabeth and one schr name unknown towboat Mary
Kngsand, with ship Columbia, and one bark unknown.
Spoken:
by steamship Falcon. on the l4th ns off Caryfoo Reef
British ship Princess Royal
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ALFRED MUNROE & co.
No. 81 MAGAZINE STREET.

HHV6 the T6fgest stOck OF
CLOTHING & GENTS FURNISHING GOODS,
at Retail, New Orieans which they attention of
purchaser. ONE PRICE FOR GOODS ONLY.
GOATS.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-03-19
P. e. L. REILLY.-IN LIQUIDATION.
Qurnar of ROYAL and Canal Srraefs

HAVE just received direct from Dublin and Belfast Ireland IT'S
cases LINENS comprised Of ia and 1874 Drogheda Seedlings
. Super Danask Border Sheets pnIrs three yards square;
uckabncks and Towengs Super Double Satin Danask Table
Cloths, Patterns two to yards long and Napkins
match Grass Beachsd Linens but entirely free oil dressing
SOFT Patent Linens and Lawns articles tor Ladies' and Child
es Patent sohnh Printed Lawns and Linen Cam
hrcs designs printed in the celebrated esbimen Bals
Bridge Dubn the Linens principally small figures for Children
the Lawns and Linen CambTics for Ladies'
Ais, direct from Nottingham England, 1900 yards Plain and En-
orohlered lS-4 Bohine, for Musquito Bars.
tS The undersigned would call particular the
above Goods they OF the very fabcs
invoices prices, with and charges.
p. g. E. REILLY, in Liquidation,
mho Sdp I'm Corner Of Royal and Canal
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-03-19
NEW ORLEANS:
-H>e
MONDAY MORNING, MARCH 10, 1919.

ST. PATRIcK's DAY.-The sons and daughters of the
Emerald Isle celebrated ST. Patrck's Day Saturday in
handsome siye with appropriate ceremonies and observ-
ances not forgetting enjoy the pleasures Of the and
OF the social circle
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CLOTHING AT COST.
To close Winter Goods offer the balance OF stock Of


Fine and Fashionable Winter Clothing,
AT COST CASH. comprising elegant and
Fine Goods made in the best Manner and Of all the
fashionable styles:
DRESS COATS: Of Black and Blue French Cloths
FROCK COATS Of Brown, Olive Blue and Black Cloths
SACK COATS: Of Black and Fancy Cloths and Tweeds.
SACK PALETOTS Of Black and Fancy Cloths and Twees.
OvERCOATS and CIRCULAR CLOAKS.
OPERA SACKS.
PANTS: Of Black and Fancy Cashmere.
VESTS of Black Sa and Cashmere Fancy French Cassmeres
Fancy Satin and Silk, White Marsees, very rich Ball Vests
DRAWERS of Silk Merino, Lambs' Wool, Flannel. Cotton,
Linen
UNDERsHIRTs Of Blk, Msrno, Lambs Wool, Flannel. Cot
etc.
ROBES DEs CHAMBREs: of various styles and qualities
GLOVES Jouvy Kid Of all colors, Merino Silk Cashmere Buck
skim etc.
CRAvATs aud sCARFS beautiful assortment of choice and
style goods
POCKET HANDKERCHIEFS, Half Hose, suspenders
las Trunks etc. and all articles pertaining gentlemans
wardrobe
NORRIS & WAY, &c CAMP street,
1a2s 2dpu Of Common under Hewsus Exchange
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-03-19

IL First Ward, Second Municipality The citi-
the First Ward Second Municipality and friends of the pres
Administration, particularly requested Frank En-
Coffee House, Tchoupouas and Orange
TUESDAY EVENING, the Goth inst, hapast O'clock
suitable persons represent said Ward the Council
for the ensuing year.
L. Matthews, Antog. Struve, James Ross,
Saml E. Kip, Jas Barrow L. A. Finley,
NJ. Walton. Jose A. Larronde, G. Dorsey,
VIM ID. Walton, w. W. Matthew'S Edw. Par1neie.
Alden M'Laughlin, Francis Emmett, George G. Kirk,
G. H. Waldo, Z. II. CLARK, john Coleman,
r. II. Prcndergast, r. H. Allen, Mich. thinner,
II. Harvey, Win.M. Goodrich, VIM French,
VIM. 4. Florance, Henry Mundell, Mort. Turner
John Shields, Joseph Elliot, VIM B. Lindsey,
David MAXWELL mill 81
~ Preventive.-The Picayuue says that Cleanliness
of Cholera. Clean UNDERSTANDS
and DRAWERS SOCKS be obtained, both good and
cheap, LEiGHTCNS Gentemens Furnishing Store, No.
Royal street..
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-03-19

Spoken
by steamship Falcon the 18th inst, off Caysfoot Reef
British ship Princess Royal,
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PORT OF NEW ORLEANS 4:
Cleared Saturday:

LATITUDE. % 81 80 N-LoNe1rupE. 90 win Time, 81.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-03-19

IRsr DISTRICT CouRT.-On Saturday Judge McI1enr
passed the following sentences convicted pone Jacob
tary George Pagan alias Kelly for pocket picking one
years imprisonment at hard labor the Peniten iiary Joel
r. Miller Ellen Keae and Henry Meyer for larceny each
one year at hard labor in the Pentenary James Lerey,
Maria DOminguez and Timothy Brady, for larceny, six
months each at hard labor in the Penitentiary.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-03-19

the District Court of the United States for the District
Of Louisiana: No. 65e7 -. The UNITED STATES
e. The Bark OHIO-In obedience to the commands of
hamralty Warrant directed in the above entitled case,
seized and into TAKEN the Bark OHIO
admonish the owner owners and all and
20 =. OF to have any right or title in
therein to be and appear before District Cont of the Uni
ted states Tor the District aforesaid to be holden the
CITY Of New Orleans ON or before the Third5MONDAY
from this date to show cause if they have why
should be audged and decreed be forfeited to the
United States and the proceeds thereof be distributed accord
ing to law.
U. g Marshal's Office, New Orleans March .. 1sie.
ms, 49, rs VIM. F. WAGNER, u. S. MaIshal
or vsnzandt & o., Drxssists and .spolaeearics,
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assembled yesterday afternoon and abeut Congo Square,
being attracted thther TO- witness the of yedae
his splendid balloon About o'clock the fasts
being without the usual suspended head tc
earth and feet to sky The balloon did rise very high.
crowds that lined the streets. and, descending safely
cured without injury the of Baronne and Perdo
streets Vedaes penlous adventure his former ascent.
has made him quite ,smoq: and we hope empty fame
endeayor to please the Juveniles and children of larger
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-03-19

TT Robert Lilyson charged with stealing a handker-
chief from Virginia Clark noticed Friday has been
before the First District Court by Recorder Baldwin
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-03-19

~ VanZandt & o.. Drwggists and .Spothecarics
No. II y Charles q. - Z 40 - q. iJ21 fdp
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" The driver Of Day 2ls4 will call at the Office of
nhla DEWEY = co, 81 GrsrHr 4.
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ALLEDeED FRAUD-A man, calling himself George u
Craft has been arrested charge by Capt Cosee Of the
steamboat AutOcra of having sometime obtained SIC
from him BY representing himself as the brother Of
Craft, of Memphis, which representation Capt. G0see al
lodges he has asceained be false The charge to be
investigated before Recorder Baldwin to morrow. What
be the ISSUE evident there has been craft
in the transaction. 6. .s---
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-03-19

E TO Ieaye FRIDAY: the 2sd Instant att clock. PM.
and skens Bends! sWara l Iandns
Vicksburg Grand Cult; Rodney and Natchez. -
packet passenger steamboat GENERAL WORTH, Thos.
G. Charles. master will leave as above For freight or
passage apply board foot of Canal street, OrtO
mh1Q SMITH ct
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-03-19
DIR, FRIEDRICH. from berlin.

DIR. FRIEDRICH, from Berlin,
Approved and Graduated VETERINARY SUR
GEON and Doctor of the First Class.
AT Mrs Hunt Sons LAFAYETTE HOTEL, Corner OF
s IchoupitO,lids and jackson streets,
- ECOMMENDS himself to the Owners OF Horses ana
IL Cattle, well for the Cure of Sick An mails a.
as for the Apprasing Judging and Proving their ~
Value at Purchases He expects to receive the -
timona that he learned his profession scientifically and
ercsed it practically for a number of years. -
N. B.-Sck Cattle of INDECENT Persons will be cured
gratis
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-03-19

STABBNg.-On Friday night. in Old I.evee st. between
Mrcowitch and Nicolas Miroitch, in which The latter
ceived two dangerous woundsapparenty inflicted with
sheath knife-one the side and one in the abdomen
which is feared will prove mortal Il appears that the
taurat in Main street. MircowAc was arrested at Agiers
Saturday evening and will be brought before Recorder
Genois this morning fGaFF
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-03-19

RoBBING CHURCH.-The Utsuline Nuns Convent
Church in the Third Municipality learn, entered by
thieves Friday night and robbed Of pair Of Candle
labras and some other articles of value.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-03-19

ATTEMPT COMMIT RogBERY:-R H. Taylor was
arrested Saturday night in Bien vile street, charge
by J. M. Gibbs, of attempting to commit robbery We
have learned the particulars of the case. ,.,-
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IL To leaue WEDNESDAY, 2lst inst, at p M pos
ROR HURRICANE BLUFFS, Shreve- N- h
port Grand Ecoe Natchitoshes and Al: Iss
well known and fast-running steamboat ROCKAWAY,
Capt J. r. Davis, will leave above. For freight pas
sage apply on board, foot of Bienville street to
T. B. SMITH, 96 Magazine st.
B.-The r. will take freight for all landings above the
Raft, with privilege of reshpping. mh19
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Colds,
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II TO leaue THURSDAY. 22l inst, at O'Clock, p M
EoR CAMDEN, Champagnolle; Bayou Hss@ a
Ouachita Paeket-The new and splendid s.ssEk
steamboat cHALMETTO, Moore, master, will leave for
the above and all intermediate landings Ouacha and
Black Rivers above. For freight passage having supe
rior accommodations apply board foot of Cont street.
to H. FRELLSEN & Co, 48 Camp st.
N. B.-The c. will take freight for all the Bayous with
the privilege of shipping on smaller boats. mbl9
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slave belonging to D. Aqun Brothers, was arrested on
Saturday by the SECOND Manicpaity police on charge
set Of knives and forks, valued at s!s which found
his possession when he arrested Some time after the
arrest The niger asked be let of his place Of coune
ment pretence, and he managed
to escape the vigilance of the officer who had him charge.
and slOped for parts unknown. V}H
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Under the direction and management OIL JOHN SMITH
TENHE Universal Public NewOrens respectfully informed
that the New Levathan Circus of Stone McColm
hibIting at the CITY of LAFAYETTE
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1849-06-28
NTICIPATIN

Just twenty years ago, we amused
by projecting ourselves one hundred icadeSs
and, t%ancying a pile of exchanges If anead,
lying before us, proceeded to make extra",. f929
various Journals, confirming ourselves oS rom
to items of foreign and domestic new osuJ"se,
chewing political articles. In thus mnI eS-
lour Or tive columns of a prospective newsnoauhS
1t was our intention to confine ourselves Paper,
y 70 what we imagined might be The no;nt
improvement attained a century from that da. VI
we Intended, without exceeding the bonnT1
possiollity, to indulge in glowing visions Of f ntrel
national glory and greatness. The paper ;'auie
before Us, and il is curious to observe how m
is already achieved the accomplishment Of !
we had assigned to a remote dav. 1t is SIN "nlch
curious to observe what achievements bavo n",e
ed the last twenty years, to which not the rI;M,
est alluslon is made as likely to be the rcSnI2oc
a century's progress. Thus We find no referas u
whatever to the Magnetic Telegraph Ocn III
Steam Navigation and Railroads. The worI
DO not occur any where. We had annexed Taa
as and California, Canada and Cuba, and snoaI-
OF the Territory Of Oregon, to VII cl the Gdrror
nor, 1t. General, John Floyd, had lust SET ~, Z
the National Road, from the head of steam na :,
CATION on the Missouri, to Astoria. 1t Seems
do not say whether its Northern boun.ards N.Y. "e
49, or 54o 40. An article, copied fro ypngdeISS VA
tlonai lnteIllgencer of course, giving an accorS.
OF a grand reception by the President, beld =.
the new Palace, mentions the names, of the AL
bassadors of the Republics of France, Epoland
Germany, Spain, Sweden, Italy, Greece ST.
and OF the representatives Of other nations vet y
embryo, or with which we have never had di,aa
matte relations, or, at least, received Minister'S
such as Australia, China, Japan. We observe -,
paragraph, from a Cincinnati paper, setting fortb
the advantages of that city, with its commerce
manufactures and population of 800 900, Al
contendlng for its superior claims to those Of s.
Louis. to be the new seat of Govcrnment-tba
question of removal being then under discussion
We find mention made Ola Secretary of State fr
the Interior, and two Postmasters General. Tba
naval news sounds grandly. The number and
size OF the vessels remind one of The fleets Eent
afloat by Great Britain in the days Of Nelson 4
On the whole, in reviewing what has beor
done, within the time which has elapsed sinca
our prospective newspaper was written, we feel
warranted in believing that, when the century
shall have rolled round all that we there anticina-
ted will be fulfilled. Certain it is, these thrrra
great lmprovements-thc adaptation of steam 10
sca-going vessels, the Railroad and the MAGNETIC
Telegraph, contain, within themselves, the el4-
ments ofprogress which must. when fully derel.
opcd, work out a destiny for this country far be-.
You'd any pitch Of national power and greatness
which the most ~sanguine could have hoped for
twenty years ago.