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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-12-11

RARNUMs HUsEUM-CORNER CHESTNUT AND Sc
ID vsnth Streets PbiladephAThe elegant place
amusement in Amerioa.fhrd week of those nagnheert
Dtsolvng Views they exhibited afternoon The
now domestis drama Of the DKuNkARD continues
esssful that will be continued another week Songs
isngss yaadsviss &c. Be- ALEC engaged, Major Gem Mole
the English Dwarf years old Mr.. Hsss the giant Phil
adepha Dwarf s years DID, "a inches high; Scotch NAM
moths Cpsey Girl Living Crocodile Sea Lion; Rattle Snakes;
Wax Statpary National Portrait Gallery and 100000 curl
estes Admission rs cts children under 10 l2
MELODE0N, SO BOWERY.-SPLEND DID VARIETY OF
Nl Entertainments all This Week. The Hambn Guard
Will visit this popular Saloon night Doors open half
past Concert to commence at quarter past O'clock.
MAGNIFICENT EXTRAORDINARILY GRAND
Iva original series Of Moving Panorama
every evening for short season previous exhibited
In London, AZ Stoppanis Panorama Hall, Broadway,
corner Of Walker street; This magnificent chef aasrs
American artist John Eyers and eight assistants They
raj ,hoss.nd feet The argss. painting the world Nav
Hudson River and the Atlantic ocs.. These painting,
ses: them Some conception can be formed when wssy
million Of men .hoasands and tens Of thousands Of houses
the Astor Opera House Riot the grand and usme spectacle
Of tbs Burning Of the Park Theatre They nearly
three In preparation and cost 1900 dolars
st 6h o'clock; Panorama ~ precisely. Ad
mission 70 Children under af
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-12-11
CoNCERT, AND ENGLISH BALLAD soIaEE, Al

= ONCERT, AND ENGLISH BALLAD SOIhEE, AT
~ the Chnee Museum koons.M Mr.. X. G. Paige assisted
BY his three daughters Miss Georgna Paige Miss Emily and
Miss Ellen Pag" respectfully his intention of Of
fsring hs friends and the public in general Musical En-
tsrtanment nt the above place Saturday evening" Deem
Der 5th 1885, which will performed the
time, variety of pretty Ballads
publication The frs. his Will consist Of
selections the splendid Annual entitled tho Boqlet Of
Melody 1850 Tickets 50 cents each be had the
principal stores. For particulars. e. small bills
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-12-11

CrEANsHIP SARAH sANDS-IN CONSEQUENCE OF
- al until this morning,
ship be delay until Wednesday the l2th inst
oclock which she WILL sail. All passengers
requested to be on board at that hour.
J. HOWARD 4 SON.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-12-11

II Magnificent this week The wonderful
tribe Of Arab Girls will through their daring Of
turin and Mad Paulines troupe Of Model Ares will
personate number Of splendid Of pic
lures The Female Ssrepaders also the Sable 6rotbsrs
Sgnor Bliss the India rubber with variety of other
nents An afternoon performance Weduee-
day and Saturday at o'clock. Boxes :5 Pit l2h Stage
s.atsb ats Rake y
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-12-11
NAVAL STORES.

CtLlToRNIA GOLD DUST - WANTED TO sUy
" shtO California Gold Dutt Tor which the highest
viii be given ~ ID. 2. wEBsTER, No Ana street.
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SPORTING.


Mon COURSE, LONG BLAND 0rr1NG.-
ill come of on Tuesday, December llth, tbs great
Match. for $500 araipst time The celebrated trottng
Pawn Broker j. named 20 perform the feat The race
ammence a. o'clock In the morning, aad TO end at
~ in the afternoon. The will leave SOUTH Ferry,
hiyn in the morning. ~ and cloch In the after
80 TO give all who anxious 20 witness the
al peIfcimsacss an opportunity. N. ID. GREENE,
Proprietor.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-12-11
C sTLWART IL nRoApwAY RErWEEN TRANK.

rLOAKs SACKS &c REDUCTION IN PRTCEs-
" JAMES hhGk CO. in view Of the advancement, stthe
will ofcr IRON this date the balance
cloah sacks &C. az greatly reduced prices PsrcHsr
uton Va requested 20 nuuler Of elegantly snbrsisersi
tefiuo Sacks 50 20 slf slso do Jl0sk from
SIC 10 sl rc,c zuch below the Of porfa0n Veil
vet, SILK and Cloth tloaks Sacks &C. 55j BROADWAY.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-12-11

IIoTTJ AND BOARDING HOUSE. TO DE DISPOSED
Of private reasons only Of the best dustions
in the city IL be made into first rate dispg house,
and 20 clever person wanting such, ~ chance seldom of
fered. For particulars, apply at 20 Howard strsst
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-12-11

THE ROYAL NAIL STEAMSHIP CANADA" WILL
leave the Dochs at Jersey City Wednesday the 18th
inst. pune tually at IL o'clock.
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rOR SALE AND TO LEI.

EOR sALr-THELvE TWO OR roUR-HoRss VA
eons. eighteen Carts and twelve Draya with Hirsss
for the California market, any ethsr also. 81
hand Carts aud treat usny Wheebarros all r-aay q
shipping at the large Factory 0, hlCHAEL kULLONE,
Montgomery street, Jersey City N. J.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-12-11

COMMERCIAL BANK AT PERTH AABOY.-rHE
" of this Bank received in deposit by all
the City Banks The and under continue to be redeemed
at quarter per cent discount.
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CIKCUS, AsTOR TLACE THIRD AVENUE AND
~ Eighth street-John GossR, the Clown engaged for
six nights whose style of performances jokes bon
Iartee and rich hits At the times exclusively his
Another feature in the Ieopard Den of the
Miss Mary Carroll under ak years age
will perform the Wild Animals with the confidence of the
famous Van Amburgh. Mr. w. B. Carroll in his great
horse aet Mr. Rrgses as the Flying voltigen Bssdss u
other Scenes and in the circle Boxes Is Chill
dren, half prices Pit shilling Doors open half past
q: performance I O.
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AMUSEM ENTA.
DURTON's TnEATnE.-w H. BURTON. MANAGER

x Il.
ID and PropretorTuesday evening. Dec II, Is4s will
ss Playsd hs popular comedy of HEARTS ARE TRu MPS
Mr. Gray Mr. Lynne Capt wassan. Mr. nraasha, Charles
hrs nusss Mrs Miller srs Hughes To conclude with
llarbei Captain Murphy Mcguire, Mr Brougham; Frank
Vincent. Mr. g. Leach; Mr. Aminsias Sleek: Mr.. Burton
Mrs Ormsty Deaine Miss Chapman. Roxes Dress Circle
Paraue Family Circle Second Tier % cts Private
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-12-11

lACHEIUkS FURNITURE FOR SALE-A GRNTLE-
ID who has suit Of handsomely furnished in
most desirable % broadway being about 10 leave the
city, would dspose Of the furniture ~ low rate There
number offaintnsa, Books Linen aud
article fer ccm0r and convenience " IN the best
condition. Apply ct f Broadway up stairs TO the house
lesper, who will shos the
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-02-24

Cleared yesterday:
Shin Granada Bachelor Liverpool. J. 2. Whitney 4 Co
0h'p mount '" o'"'HS''' j. i. Whitney Co
Ship Salacia (Br) Hannah, Liverpool
Schr Maria Miner, Pensacola. Master
Schr Alice Ellis, Pensacola, g, !, 5ho, Hut E,
GU ssia. Eiien' Mcf,onnell Havana Master
Steamer e. A Ogden Kercheval Montgomery, g. orh
Arrived Yesterday: ~
Ship Waaga, Thrane, from Liverpool Dec S''h' 10 ~
Ship Constantine, Wusor from Liverpool Dec Ssth to L.
Shin Hannah Eddv Pearson 81 days from Rio de Janero
to Geo Green & Brood my. ,,,,,L: ..
Ship Lucas Outebridge Is days from Philadelphia 10 j.
Ship Atlantic Rose is days from New York. TO J. ".
Woodruff 4 Cod my. q. G Tobv
Bark Autolean Park 80 days from New YORK. 10 o looy
Bark Sarah Bridges Stout % days from New York to mas
Bark sarah (Br) Colbert, So days from Dublin to j. d.
Brig Clarion, Reed from Charleston, 4th inst 20 master
Brig Isdy Chapman Br) FIRTH from Bermuda, 10 master
Brig Classa. Watts, q days from Philadelphia to master
Brig Bsche tBr) Hughes, 50 days from C0rk 10
schr VIM Coils, CARVE. days from Apalaehic0la to
schr Dora Boghich, days from Pensacola to master
Basin. D.,
Schr Maria Miners days from Pensacola to maste-basn
STEAMBOATS,:
Oregon Hiern FIN Mobie-S9 bales cotton.
Planter, Wells, FIN Grenada-1056 bales cotton
j. T. boswell Kay FIN Minden-14l9 bales cotton
Mary Foley, Daferes from Fields Mills
M NIseI .ssS,hs m IN ss bales cotton
Elisha, Landry, FIN Baton Rouge
Pat Henry, Crosby, I'm Lefiors-S6@ bales cotton
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-02-24

CAUII hEE HTte DOOTS from CuNm Sts
New Orleans
FyyE undersigned desires respectfully inform he Public
i that thev always find at his MU--EEE1
SIC STORE a choice and large assort hh1fEtJi5S1
ment of PIANO FORTES, at very reas W hi N
enable prices and on accommodating terms u "
Among them Piano F0res made by the old and cee-
brated Manufacturer r. GILBERT & CO.. Of rich tone,
and finished beautifully in Rosewood, Black Walnut and
Mahogany with Iron Frames, made in the most substantial
and wOrkmaDike Also, the justly celebrated hsO-
LIAM PIANO FORTES, which for sweetness OF tone have
been equaed They particularly suited to coun-
The New improvements Piano Fotes the Patent pikrq
ting Operbridge also for sale at this establishment Ihn
improvement gives peculiar rmness and bliancy 10 the
TREBLE adds the durability and strength OF the Piano. and
renders it capable Of remaining much longer In tune than
those in ordinary ,cn.un
w. r. M is agent for Henri Herbs celebrated GRAND
PIANOS and PfANINOS, made in Paris FHpoweran and
SECOND HAND PIANOS for sale at from $50 to
$500 and taken in pat for new ons
Wind instrument fo Village Churches Lodges Serenadng
Parties and the private practice OF Oganss possesses
and powerful tone portable (weghng but 20 lbs)
and offered at $50 each
Orders from the Country for Flutes Guitars Qar,ones,
F2ageoiets Vj0Rs Uioionceos, Strings and Musical
erchaadise Of every Kind will be promptly executed at
reasonable prices. Bands supplied with Brass instruments
and Band Music. =,
Harps Double and Single Action, hand, and made to
order TO suit the taste OF purchaser. -, u
MLSIC-The largest Catalogue in the South. The stock
is an accumulation of 20 years, and in many old
and beautiful pieces out Of pr I.
Mem Music received by arrival from the Norh anu
by the Foreign Steamships Original Music published every
week at The store. Native Compositions solicited . go
BY addressing the undersigned, Catalogues Of Music will
PIANOS TUNED AND REARED Music Bound.
vi I'm VIM. T. MAYO, Agent.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-02-24
New Orleans Cattle Market.

Corrected daily for the Crescent, By VINCENT WILLIAMS,
Proprietor Of the Lqtayets Stock Landing Hotel
LAFAYETTE. Feb. 23-No arrivals todayrates same as
yesterday The market rather bare. and prices will raise
in couple of days if arrivals Prices-Beef, LIST class
To-, I'd do 6GO6hc Cd do. 465c. o b Hogs, 4047ac,
. b; Sheep, s3f04 o head Mich Cows, s2ofG SAC
o head; Hay, s14015 p Corn. 45D5oc. bushel
Oats BIC. y bushel Bran 60fD70c. o 100 b oLcake'
81 D 100 b.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-02-24

A KNOCK DOWN ARGUMENT NOT CoNCLusIvE.-Jack
by a Waterman who saw him walking off with keg of
lard which, aledged he stole from the steamboat Tai
liking 10 let the lard slip through his fingers and himself to
be slipped into quod up fist and knocked the Waterman N
possession but it was CO." The Waterman arose in
his might seized his ugly customer, and in spite OF all
sistance Gagged him. Yesterday Recorder Genos sent Mr.
Trainer for trlal before the First District Court.
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NEW ORLEANS MARKETS,
CRESCENT OFFICE,


Saturday Morning. Feb. "a, Is49
The week which has just elapsed has not been very &C.
tive for brsiness, though operations Cotton Tobacco
Sugar and some other articles have been fair extent
and generally at rather better prices Provisions however
somewhat lower while the rates for Flour and Grain
pretty well sustained Freghs continue too high as
yet, TO allow buyers for shipment operate freely
The Niagaras letters, received by Thursdays mail prove
quite as favorable for Cotton the first Geographic state
nents The next steamer from England will be the Europa
which was to leave Liverpool for New Yo the 10Th inst
COTTON.-The upward tendency of Freights ALLUDED
to in our last weekly review preventing that improvement
in the Cotton market which anticipated from the favor
able news By the Niagara continued Saturday and Mon
day. and the sales of these days did exceed 1000
bales at rather easier On Tuesday however ship
mens could be made favorable TERMS the inquiry
improved and 900 bales changed hands that and the
following day at hrmer prices The Nagaras letters
ing through the next morning. and being
couraging than anticipated market became more
buoyant and the sales since have been IL 500 bales 5000
Thursday and $500 yesterday, making 80 500 bales for
the week taken for Engan the Continent of Europe and
the North. As to prices. though there actual advance
they pretty firm, and is difficult to buy at our inside
figures The increase in the receipts proper ali the United
States ports 400 96 bales. while this port there
a decrease of II 6N bales
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-02-24

THE RopING IN GAME.-.A Nice 9rran gement-Rich-
ard NJ Hopkins yesterday made complaint before Recorder
Genos that he had been robbed of gold watch worth
$3.50 under the following circumstances He that on
Thursday night he and other officers of the Steamboat
at the Louisiana Ball room; that EsDlanade street tbe
cabman stopped and took in two other men, making ISe
persons besides the and boy who usually drives The
cab that the who got into The GaD on az
nayng any fare for riding that duns the tine one OF me
two as he believes stole his watch ron his vest pocket ana
49, he haIevss the whole preconcened scheme be-
tean the men and Skdman enable them to commit the
robbery If these statements are supported by tne evidence
to ,obhey the result Of pretty cement and
how ngeniousy work to effect their object.
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o. There was to be grand trial at Cincinnati,
on the 22d inst, between two rival fires engines
of that city-one built by Cummings & Restove
and the other by Farnbam e. Swift.
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Succession de Alex. Logan.
PAR BEARD. CALHOUN & &C

J. a
I'm dun ordre de Honorable E. A. Canon, iuge de la
II Seconle Cour de Nouvelle Orleans du &c
anve 1872 vendu lie q evrier midi la Bouse St Louis,
direction Daver de
exanLre Logan la
UN CERTAIN Lot TERRE, ameliorations
dams la Seconde
cite peis la de Lafayette une profo-
deur de 50 pieds I pouces ct lgnes.
propree siuee les du Camp DIES Maya
SINS est louee James WlttaI jusquau Ter avri $780,
Conditions compliant.
Lacte de passe parevant R. Beard public,
ais de lacquereur fyl5 lit
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Towboat Star, Brown, FIN the Passes.
Towboat Porpose, Phillips, FIN the Passes.
I. Towboat Caledonia, Pinnegar, from the Passes.
BELow-CoMING UP.
ship supposed to be the Memphis; one ship unknown
Memoranda:
Towboat Caledonia towed down and to the 21
ship Forfarshre bark Hebe, brig G. w. Brinkerho and
schr. Harriet Haeck.
Towboat Porpoie towed down and to sea on the 2 inst
barks Carmen and Margaretta.
Towboat towed down and sea on the both inst ships
INLAND and ADAMS brgs Tas and Salina.
Spoken:
On the 3lst ut off Holein the. Wall, brig Freghter
bound to Cardenas
On the eth inst off Florida Reef shin Columbia he nee
for Havre, days out
On the 18th inst in lat 24o lon 80 2V ship Livingston
Passengers:
Ship Atlantic FIN New York-Mr Gage and lady. Miss
Cook, Mr. Cookie in the steerage.
Bark Sa rah I'm Dublin-1OO in the storage.
Ship Wataga FIN Liverpool-15 in the Storage.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-02-24

A STATE IN BAD REPUTE.-The State Librarian
of Wisconsin refused deliver to the Clerk of the
Assembly supply of enrolling paper, on the ground
that he had I" trusted Wisconsin long enough"
The Librarian was removed
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-02-24

DEATH OF A REVOLUTIONARY HERo.-Nathan
Beers, an old revolutionary soldier, died at New
Haven on the 18th inst, aged Sc. Heleft Yale Col
lege to enlist in the army. and served for time
under Benedict Arnold, and was present at the
execution of Andre.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-02-24

HEIRS TO FoRTUNE.-The administrator on
the estate of the late John Hoyt, in the northern
part of New Hampshire, wishes the heirs, two
sons TO come home and take possession of more
than 100000.
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OLYMPIC CIRCUS.
Corner of Poydras and Earonne Sire

S. P. ST1CKNEY ropretor.
Mr. THOS. MUM, Ring Master. Mr. W. WoRRELl, Clown
A DAY PERFORMANCE for Families, at l2 O'Clock
FJHlS EVENING Ssurday February 4The performances will
Equestrian, Panomimic Gymnastic, Acrobaic and
presented within the Arena,
being positively the last night of the greatest Equestrian Mr.
LEVI J. NORTH, Who with his Incompatible seed lam
MANY will delight the behoders tn the grace and
witchery of their performances. .
Farewell Benefit of LEVI J. NORTH
or Doors open O'clock performance commence at o'clock
Aipission Dress Circle SO ces Is fy2
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ST. CHARLES THEATRE.

Twelfth night of Mr.. MACREADY.
THIS EVENING Saturday, February 24W be performed
the 4h act of Shakspeares Tragedy of KING HENRY THE
FOURTH King Henry ", Mr. Macready; Prince OF Wales
Mr. G. vandenhof Harcourt, Mr. Ryder After which. tht
celebrated Comedy Of THE PROVOKED HUSBAND LORI
Towney, Mr.. Macready Mr.. Manly, Mr. Ryder JACK Moy
Chippenlae Towey. Mr.. Jones Lady trace mis-
Stuart. :. To conclude with MY HUSBANDS GHOST.
fF- Sunday The Exl Of Siberia, with Scenery.
is Doors open hapast and Curtain O'Clock.
F Tickets and places be had application TO Mr. j.
BALY between the hours of 10 and O'Clock, day. 2i
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-02-24

DECISION THE WYETH CAsE.-This case, an
application before the Court at Worcester, Mass,
on the part of wealthy husband, for divorce, on
the ground of infdelity of The wife, has been de-
cided in favor Of Mrs. Wyeth. the respondent.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-02-24

OPERA IN BosToN.-Mr E. p Fry, the manager
of the Italian Opera, proposes to commence in Bos-
ton the 18th, ofeighteen nights provided
sufficient number of subscribers can be obtained
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-02-24

GEN. KEARNY.-A series of resolutions have
been adopted by the Legislature of New Jersey,
expressive of the respect of the State for the MEM
DRY of the gallant and lamented Maj. Gen. Keany.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-02-24

G-Mrs. Mowatt, the American actress, achieved
triumphant success in London, in her piece of car
mand, or the Peer and Peasant" Many ladies
had to quit the theatre, not being able to obtain
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-02-24

o. On the 18th, "a from New York, fully
equipped for California, arrived at Louisville en-
route for the gold diggings.
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STEAMBOATS,.

E sf ToG cARo ssS At &C. nismsda
Rss.sngsr Steamboat ssEfn en-
ss2e ~ abo %s'f Fd freight and
s. Sa% fzE ST. EbSSs s
MB-The Atlantie being Of very light draught will meet
E'oR CINCINNATI. Louisville. Wheeling and Pitts
bu1gmThe superoI new and snls9dd
RAJ scoTT. CAPT, F. ). Anshatz ii - -
freight and will leave above For
aPy on board 0pRf965 Thn 4 st.
~ To leape TUESDAY, Feb q. at P NJ pos
FOR LOUISVILLE Cincinnati, Evansville, ele:--The
seamSo.t esgist M ap e
Pearce is now receiving freight and will leave .zsza
above For freight passage, having unsurpassed
apDHf RSta SGfIE 3sa
N. B The Hiram Powers draws only q inches, Ship
~ To Ieare WEDNESDAY, 18th inst, at 4p.M.
FOR MOBILE, Cat The New Basin Montgomery. We
bama RIVE S 0ried a'I o5 8a and lent ?
g9M4syy Paeket.The new steamboat BEA-
will leave above For freight passage apply on board
at New Basin, foot Of Jqis street Or to y
N B-The Beacon " i'll run as regular packet IN the
trade during the season. IyM
70 To leaUf ssyger ., z On TUESDAYS and FRI
FOR MOBILE from he New Canal and Pontchartrain
g FE s:i:sss y 8 Rs u EsT Fs Sf9s
as 81 igs#V9a
for the trade, cabin all in state rooms will leaye the New
Freight received for Montgomery Wetumpka etc. giving
IN BHFnght received at the New Basin Warehouse un
til o'clock, P, M, on the day Of departure.
"i iaSi Il wINGATE Brennan. AZ Poydras ST.
& Y n
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STATISTICS OF MoRTAL1TY.-The whole number
of deaths reported to the city INSPECTORS Office, in
New York. during the past year, was 1913, in
GLIDING stilI-born and premature births.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-02-24

PASSENGERS
ADJUSTMENTS.
anne RICAN THEATRE.

Benefit of the HERON FAMILY.
THIS EVENING Saturday, Feb. 24The erformance will com
with the Irish drama of RORY O'MORE Rory o.
More, Miss Heron Dr. Weskn, Mr. Eytings; IA heen, Mis-
Fanny The celebrated DWARF DANCE by Mr.. Thomp
After which, CONCERT, by the Heron Family.
To conclude the Buretta DAY IN PARIS. Charlie
Wyndham, Miss Heron SAM Little Agnes; Emily Granville
Miss Fanny.
az The Police Department the MIR. S.
Prices Of AdissionDss Circle rs cents Parquete Second
Third Tiers 50 cents CoOred Boxes so Gallery rs
IL Private Boxes and secured the Box Office be-
the hours Of 10 a M. and P NJ by applying Geo.
Stanley Treasurer
III Doors open quarter before 4 Performance will commence
at quarter past precisely. fy2i
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-02-24

n1s- John M Forbes has been nominated as the
wing candidate for Congress in the Fredericksburg
Va) district.
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o. The imports into New York, by U. S. mail
steamers Washington and Hermann, since the LIST
of June, lS47 amount to So, 065, 749.
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HoGs.-Kentucky has sent this year, to the single
market of Cincinnati, over l2O,OOO hogs, which
realized to the owners nearly $500 900.
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TO BUILD e X 8 I.

No. 206 B.ARONNE STREET, 49,.
Betueen Hepid and Grod Streets, Second Jhun'cfpdt
rI'HOsE engaged in Building can find at this large a
L Establishment very extensive and complete r. e
stock comprising every description of high and lowy41
priced H AR DIV ARE employed in the Building ~
line at the forrest market prices. /, or,.
All inventions and improvements in LOCKS S d ~
Door Trimmings, Bel Pulls Front Door LOCKS, anu AZ
kinds of Fastenngs, common as well as Of inc ho' o''
MARBLE MANTELS-A large and handsome ass3r ,:
ment of NJ arble Mantels and Manei "fae' na'D'e
Hearths, Tile. etc. y.ua.L. h,,
cling some new and beautiful patterns VIII be put up 70
order, at reduced prices - VI. -. cc. p.,.-
IRON SHUTTERS; banso sahil anu o"ie Do'''
Locks for same from $40 to Sz9U eaen. -, Nh A..
IRON RATINGS for Public Squares and PARIS, TO-
0eter with The Stone Work furnished and put up complete
FRONTS FOR STORES, with Iron and Granite Col
umns furnished and complete, at reduced prices
e,der bottoms of Cast ron various patterns and sizes
Ornamental Cast lion Columns for Storeironts and AVN
ings: Ventators OF all sizes Sash Weights store Door
and Fodirg -Doos; Sliding Door Trmmines fevery kind
in nse al prices from "a 30 10 80 set complete
SILVER Plated WORK, viz: Locks, Bell Pulls
Gallery Balls, Door Numbers and Pew fiates Eel LeVe"'
large and complete stock Of best Boston NAILS con-
SANITY on hand including 3d. fine Cd, 3d. 10d, Finishing
Stating Nails ste., At the Lorsst CITY Prices Visim