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The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1849-05-11


All persons tho were, the passage Of the of LIST
March, 1917, in possession by actual occupancy, OF any
portion OF the mineral lands embr in this
under authority of lease written permit from the Sec
of War, for the purpose of mining thereon, and all
who shall be in possession ny actual occupancy
OF mine mines actually discovered before the lst OF
March, 1877, set forth in the OF LIST March, Si7
above mentioned, authorized enter and purchase the
the price, the and conditions, AID to the
prescribed by that and less any time be-
fore the day fixed for the the sale OF those
mineral lands, making proof OF possession and
pancy OF compliance with those terms to the register
and receiver of the land office, subject appeal to the
Secretary of the Treasury and ali persons entitled the
right of emption any of Ibe agricultural lands
braced in this proclamation required to establish the
the satisfaction OF the register and receiver and
make payment therefor practicable after seeing
this notice and before the day appointed Tor the
OF the public sale of the lands embracing the
claimed, otherwise such compton claim will be for
feited.
The certificate OF the mineral agent Sault Ste Marie,
that holding under leases permits those in the
occupancy of a mine mines, have paid up The per
of required by the above mentioned, will
be conclusive OH that point
Persons occupying under leases permits, will be
permitted reinquish their rights under that occupancy,
and settlers and where such leases permits
may expire before the day OF sale, the rights granted
the holders thereof viii be regarded reservng the lands
covered thereby from entry under any other right TIL tho
day OF sale, when they will be offered public sale
mineral lands.
RICHARD NJ. YOUNG,
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Every person entitled the right of presumption
any OF tho lands within the sections and OF sections
satisfaction of register and Of the proper
land office, and make payment therefor Yrae-
ftcdble after seeing this notice. nnd before the day APP
pointed for the of public sale Of the
lands embracing the tract cansd otherwise such claim
will be forfeited. RICHARD M. YOUNG,
Commissioner Of tho General Land Office.
Feb 2S-lawl3w
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1849-05-11
To tho Public.

The ''mneral lands included in the foregoing procla-
nation chiefly situated between Lake Superior and
the Montreal river and Isle Royale, in the northern pen.
insua OF Michigan, and rendered immensely valuable
by the exhausess mnos OF copper and other found
therein.
considerable number Of those mines have already been
discovered in the ranges, within few miles OF Lake
Superior and from the geological character of the country
and the explorations already made, II cannot be doubted
that others equally, if valuable, will found
throughout this whole mineral region"
In some OF the mines now worked copper found almost
and, In fact, OF the native copper and
yield greater centnge than any other yet discovered
in the world Silver is also found in consde abe guam
titles.
All the necessary materials for the of fur
naces and fuel for smelling found abundance in the
immediate neighborhood of the mineral.
The climate in the winter, though cold, does inter-
rupt the operations OF the mines lin fact that s
considered the most favorable for their operations
The proximity of these mineral lands the shore lake
Superior which several safe and excellent ha bors
aud the water communication theeiron, by the Saut Ste
Marie, lakes Huron, Erie, &c., furnish ready
transporting the products OF these lands the principal
markets OF the United STATES at very drilling
Ii likewise appears from the reports to this Office
that the agricultural lands of fair quality producing
the usual culinary vegetables md in abundance and
when properly titled they have been found favorable for
and good market will be found at the mines.
Timber-such as white and yellow pine, sugar maple,
yellow birch, &c- in many places, very abundant, and
by its thrifty growth gives evidence of the richness OF the
soil.
Maps showing the localities of the mines and other value
cal survey, &c, which cannot be embraced in this bret
notice. will be prepared and deposited in the land office
the Saut Ste Marie, for inspection, early prac-
tcable before the comm encement Of the public sales
RICHARD M YOUNG,
Commissioner OF the General Land Office
Mar 2-Iawl3w
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War Department, March 40, Is49.

Rules in relation to claims PROVIDED for by act Of Con
gress, approved Sd March, 1919, entitled "An act TO
Provide for the paynea Of ho'ses and other property
lost or destroyed ~ The military service Of the United
States.
LII CLAIMS under the provisions of this be
"A presented the office of the Third Auditor OF the
Treasury Department and each be subsaatated by
such evidence hereinafter designated with respect
cases OF the class under which 1t falls.
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Commissioner OF the General Land Office.
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The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-02-03
Very Valuable Lafayette Building Lots.
BY BEARD, CALHOUN & co.

j. n.
CATURDAY February 3, si9, 70 o'clockWl be sold, at
- auctIon Banks Arcade, following described property
THREE LOTS OF GROUND be sold in block. situated in
Nuns Faubourg, parish Jefferson. this State the
bounded Magazine, Andrew ST. Mary and ST. Azee
designated by the numbers g. and TO- plan drawn by H. Grant,
City Surveyor Lafayette and each 20 feet front Mag
street, depth q inches and lines between paa
lei lines Immediately opposite the New Market the head Maya
Ter-Assume payment dated the 2s March, 1913,
the S35 EACH the
and payable l. and after date, the Me
chanics' and Traders Bank; balance in cash.
2. THREE LOTS OF GROUND, III Nuns Faubourg square
bounded by ST. Anew, ST. Mary, ST. Michael LAUREL and ST.
AGILE Live Oak and sgnate by the numbers 2 % and
81 plan drawn c. A. Helm Lot No. II 80
inches front Ae Live Oak l59 feet 10 inches lines
depth side Mary 5g feet IL inches lines
q JOIN each each % inches Laurel
by depth about $50 feet fully described by plan.
TeTsAssume lot No. ~ of three for S55
each, April l5 l68 H. l8 and 81 months On lots Nos
s6 and three each lot OF SIG each dated
above and all bearing cent annum from date
The balance of the cash.
3. FOUR LOTS OF GROUND, square bounded by Apollo
jackson, Philip and Banard being lots Nos 3, T. and
Each lot so depth
81 feet 8 inches line between parallel lines.
Ter-Onehaf cash; balance at for notes bearing
mortgage the
Chestnut Second and Third Faubourg Lvaudais La
lots Nos and 8. SAID lots each 29 feet
inches lines Chestnut by depth 2S feet inches
and line, between parallel lines. TheSa lots situated
the respectable vcnis the Lafayette banquee
made Second street.
third cash balance l2 and Is months credit
for bearing the property, which, puncay
Acts of sale before R. Beard Notary Public AZ the Of the
purchasers. Ja26, 81, 90, fy2 3
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-02-03

WHITE MEN rs. DARKIEs.-A negro named Leonard,
the property of Alexander Bagge yesterday brought
before Recorder Baldwin TO be examined charge of
saung and striking with axe Ga pla terers hatcheD
a white of the of Buckley The testimony of
Buckle himself was. that he was working abOrer in
as bckayer; that they had dspute-the negro called
him ahmed Irish of -. Buckley retored in equally
language and pushing the negro from him, telling
him to go about his business. he received blow of the
Ratchet the neck This testimony conOborated by
,ohite mechanic who worked the building The
Recorder crossexamned Buckley severely apparently from
the questions popounded with the object of asceainng
whether he the aggressor and endeavoed to
by ocular demonstration to the witness and all in Court that
bow from the front (the witness and the prisoner
standing face face the time of the difficulty could not
be gven- impOssbilty-ou the part of the neck
(the side) in which the mark of the wound remained All
these things beokened disposition the part of the Re-
corder TO place black and white legal equality but the
testimony of two white men, whose evidence not
tradcted mpeached the fact prevailed upon the
Recorder to send the before Justice Bright for trial
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-02-03

TRUE BILLsThe Grand Jury yesterday found true bills
against the following persons
George Panow and Michael Tiemey, charged with bur
taIousy entering the store OF Lavle the of St.
Philip and Levee Streets the night of the 18th November
and stea ing large quantity OF clothing
Jacob Haehue charged with rObbing Henry WeTneche at
the foot of Heva street, the 10th November This
the which the victim of the robbery found
the woods dreadfuly wounded with cuts of an and
stabbed
James Brown and James Campbell charged with bur.
glarousy entering the grocery of b. Schmidt No 2
Old Levee street, the 9TH ut and stealing from it the
of SIS.
Thomas Spriggins and Henry Ross, charged with break
ing open the of L. Livou. of St. Louis and
CharTes street, the night of the 9Th ult, with intent
10 steal
John Werner, charged with mansaughter in stabbing
Henry Fenner on the night the 3d December front OF
Mr. glehad's BserHouse Royal street, between Main
and ST. Philip steets-Fenner having died some days after
of the nd.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-02-03

ATTEMPT TO CONCEAL THE BIRTH OF CHILD.-A
woman named E. Edel gave birth slborn child early
yesterday morning the boarding house No 90 st Peter
street, kept By J. Klein Mrs. Reiss accoucheu called
upon by Mr. Klein about clock the morning. and
quested to visit bis boarde She did and entering the
found signs about Mrs Edel (she marred of hav
ing given buth to child But her offspring be
and after having repeatedly denied that she had given
birth, Mrs, Ress insisting she had she confessed the fact
last Notwithstanding this confession impossible
to extor from her information to where the child
cealed, but. examining trunk the infant found
it, wrapped in Sheet and dead The Coroner held in
quest the body and the jury Of opinion the child
stibon. The accoucheur of the opinion The
motive for the attempt conceal the birth only be
ecured Her husband has been absent several months and
expected return soon The unfortunate woman
arrested and her situation requiring medical attention.
she sent to the Charity Hospital
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-02-03
New Orleans Cattle Market.

COrrecteadaV for the Crescent by VINCENT WILLIAMS
Proprietor Of the Lqtaysts Stock Landing Hotel.
LAFAYETTE, Feb. 2.-Auived steamer atlantic with
2ls Sheep; Cadd0 with Beeves; C. E. Watkins with
10 Beeves and Calves Missouri, with 40 Beeves...
Prices-Beef, 5i051lc. o tb ; Hogs, &c. p ID sheep,
81 5OD3 so q head Mich Cows s3Ofd035 y head; Hay,
sI40I5 p ton Corn, 45G05Oc. 9 bushel Oats. BIC y
bu.hel Bran 6CD7Oc. . 100 ID Oilcake 81 Q 100 ID
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-02-03
ADJUSTMENTS.
AMERICAN HEATRE E.

Benefit and night distinguished American Tragean Mr.
A. A. adams, who will appear two Popular Dramas.
TyyHs EVENING Saturday February g. 8i9The performances
il will commence with WILLIAM TELL-Wilifm Tell, Mr..
Adams Gee Mr. Rynsr Albert, Miss j. LaFoes Mslctal,
Grrs99; Michael, Mr. Charles; Emma, Mrs. Greene Sa-
voyurt, Miss Jackson DANCE by MI: Thompson To be
followed by the Drama OF Their ESECarwn, Mr.. Addams;
Foutaine, Mr.. Charles; Count Mr. Kingsley Delparc Mr.
emerson Lavgne, Mr. Greene Picard Mr. Keller, Theese,
Mrs. Pope Countess Mrs Bowen Bridget, Mrs. Rowe An
nette Miss Fzsmes PAS sEUL, by Miss Josephine La
Forest GRAND OVERTURE, by the Orchestra To con-
eude with eighth me original ad cGptandan local sketch
iron The Of j. E Durvage, ESQ., entitled NOSE IN NEW
oRLEANsMose, Mr. Keller syksee, Mr.. RynaI MIR James
reen Mr. Spear Smith, Mr. Kingsley; Jenkins Mr. Charles
Sharp M. Grosvenor; Dcwney. Mr.. Thompson Mr. SLEEPER
Mr.. Gaisfor Grognore. Grerson Lie, Miss E. Petr
Mrs. Grogmore Mrs. Tnony Nelly, Miss jackson; Mrs.
Sleeper, Miss Fzjanes; Mrs. Jones', Mrs. Boweni
EB Tomorrow SUNDAY, MIR. JAMESON and the whole strength OF
the Company vii appear in avorte Comedy NOSE IN
NEW ORLEANS will also be performed.
~ Mr.. BOOTH engaged for few nights and Will appear
Tuesday
The Police Department under the control of Mr. s. L. Beeman
of rs Parquete Second and
Tiers Coored Boxes, so Gallery IS cents
Private Boxes the Box Once be-
tween the hours 10 NJ P. NJ by applying Geo. s.
Stanley, Treasurer.
Doors quarerbeiore Performance Will commence
at a quarter past precisely fy3
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-02-03

OF AT the Polytechnic Institution, in London,
there is exhibited pound of glass, spun by steam
into thread four thousand miles long, and woven
with silk into beautiful dresses and tapestry!
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-02-03

nr We learn from the Aberdeen mil Indepen.
dent, that R. T. Cosby, sub-agent of Morse's Tele-
graph Line, has offered to complete and put in order
the Line from Columbus to Florence, Ala, and
place an office in Aberdeen.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-02-03

OF Hamilton c. Jones, (whig,) has been elected
to the House of Commons in Rowan county, N. c.,
to fill the vacancy caused by the resignation of
Judge Ellis, (democraD. Mr.. Jones's competitor
was Charles F. Fisher.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-02-03

o. Mr. Mangum, of North Carolina, who has
not taken his seat in the Senate thus far at this
session, is detained at home by indisposition.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-02-03
WITHOUT RESERVE.
Second Municipality Real Estate situated in Ba-
rome, Camp, Howard and Melpomene streets
BY BEARD CALHOUN & co.

j. A. BEARD, Aucu0neer.
SATURDAY February at l2 o'clOckWlI be sold
- Banks Arcade the following described Real
l: TWO CHOICE LOTS OF GROUND in the square BONDED
by Baronne Julia and Phppa and Triton Walk each lot
measuring "a FEET front BaToe street, by depth of l47 feet
inches having alley surrounding the OF rs feet wide Said lots
well filled, and well situated for residences.
Ter-Onehir cash; balance 6, IL and Is months credit
for bearing and from date 1t
then puncualy pad to bear the of
2. CERTAIN LOT OF GROUND in the bounded by
Mepomne Dyades Bacchus and Tephore the
Market with small Frame Dwelling and the property of
the late Judge Martin Sad lot 80 feet Mpomene
by depth OF 1873 feet Banquee and curbs laid and
paid for.
cash; balance at and u months credit for
bearing the pery which, then paid
bear interest at the of per per
3. TWO WELL LOCATED BUILDING LOTS, on Camp
street. bounded by Camp Magazine Orange and Race
Streets 80 Camp by depth of 100 feet
and described plan as lots and the number is well filed
TermsOnetrd cash balance 6, II and Is months credit,
bearing the which, paid
turty, bear ; per per
d. SIX LOTS OF GROUND Howard the New
Basi bounded by Howard Liberty Clio and Calope
beng lots Nos TO- H. l2 lS and a. Each lot
% front Howard by depth Of liz feet lot No. IA forms
the Howard and Caope which lot front
29 lines. These location which improving
value rapidly.
cash balance IL and Is months credit for
bearing and the property
the said puctuay PAID bear interest at
until paid.
Acts before j. R. Beard, Notary Public the expense of
the purchasers. @26, 81, 29, 30 fyl, o.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-02-03

DEATH OF AN OLD LADY.-Mn. Feaga, aged
100 years and 5 months, said to be the Oldest in
habitant in Frederick. Md, died on the 23d ult.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-02-03

ARRESTS IN THE SECOND Benjamin
W. Wright charged with picking ten dollar note from the
pocket of John Williams Lewis Sheffield, with stealing an
umbrella with stealing umbre la who is free of the
ing pair of boots from the of F. Loh1e " Com
mon street: were all brought 10 the Second Municipality
lock up house yesterday and there awaiting
animation the several charges preferred against them.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-02-03
Adeline street Vacant Lot Second Municipality.
BY BEARD, CALHOUN & co.

SATURDAY, February at IL o'clockW1l be sold auction
- at Banks Arcade
CERTAIN LOT OF GROUND, N the square bounded by
Adeue ST. Graver and Pero being No. ID plan
c. A. ed. lot 80 Adelne
10y depth II9 inches lines. The purchaser
OF for 81 each, payable March a. l69 and
August H. 1919; balance cash
Acts before R. Beard Notary Public the expense
purchaser ia3l
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-02-03
Positive Sale of Jackson street Lots, Lafayette by
consent of parties.
BY BEARD, CALHOUN & co.

SATURDAY February TO- IL ocockWl be sold auction,
- a Banks Arcade
TWO CERTAIN LOTS OF GROUND IN he square bounded by
Jackson Apollo Bana and Josephine being lots Nos
30 inches and lnes depth of los
between parallel lines they high groInd and located
excellent neighborhoo square from the Nayaes Railroad
cash; balance year, for bearing
mortgage the property.
j. R. Beard, Notary Public, the expense
the purchasers. jazz 30, tyi, 5, o, ., 10
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-02-03

OF Giles M. Hyer, Esq, has retired from the
editorial chair of the Aberdeen Miss Independent.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-02-03

o. At Mobile, on Monday night, MI. w. E.
Pine, on behalf of himself and fifty or sixty others,
presented Mr. Eaton Stone, of the Circus, with an
elegant silver snuffbox, inlaid with gold.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-02-03

HARBoRING A RUNAwAY.-A man named Thompson was
with hardening runaway slave named Isabella belonging
to Mr.. Day, of this city.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-02-03
United States Mules and Horses
BY BEARD, CALHOUN Il co.

]. a.
THURSDAY, February g. Il O'Clock, A. MWll be sold
auction Garet's Stables, of Common Circus
1870 MULES and 20 HORSES, well worthy the attention of
Planters Drayme The stock the ncloss
The be the the
chsser, on adjudication.
Terms, cash on delivery. jail
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-02-03

FIRST DISTRICT CoURT.-Jchn Smith, charged with
basing open the store Of c. Leighton No Royal street
and stealing herefrom the value of about $40 of jewery
yesterday tried before the First Distinct Court and found
guilty.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-02-03
Credit Sale of House and Lot on Girod street,
BY BEARD, CALHOUN & co.

j. A. BEARD, AuctlOneer.
February IL O'ClockWl be sold auction
- Banks Arcade
A HOUSE AND LOT ON GROp STREET between Baronne
and Carndee good and rented good
1925 per The "a
depth O2 10 inches and lines, per plan
tied at the Arcade
TeTmSThe purchaser the
$3.50 EACH payable 1919 and January 1850 balance CASH
The be insured until the and the policy
vendor. the
at the rate of per per
The Dwelling Immediately opposite the property Judge Straw
bridge, and Mr.. Bagget
j. R. Beard, Public oil
the purchaser. jazz, 80, y4, 3, 8, g. 10
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-02-03
DRUGS. MEDICINES. Etc.

DRUGS, MEDICINES, Etc
VIHE undersigned constantly receiving fresh Supplies of
i DRUGS and MEDICINES ftom the North q
and from Europe which he will dispose of at the low 80
market prices, Physicians, druggists. Planters AZ
and Families. Fresh VACCINE MATTER always Il
on hand, and Vaccination performed TO satisfaction.
CHS. NYSTRAND. Diamonds Row,
mis- em at corner of Tchoupitoulas and Deord sts.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-02-03
PORT OF NEW ORLEANS !:
LATITUDE 29 81 30 N.-LoNs1TuDK. 80 Win Time. 81.
Cleared YESTERDAY:


$S pss5 ss.sS Ass:::
Ship Melicere, (Br.) Hunter Liverpool,
Bark H kinba Sleeper New York, L. f kssS1 BE
Bark convoy, Hooper, New York, Leland 4 Mason
R sstt R RsRnss cisgs New
Ketch Commerce, Soubiaes. Charleston. Barsli Go
ssa MoSe s1,on Mobs MASTER
Arrived Yesterday:
Ship Parthenon. Woodbury. 40 days from Liverpool G.
Ship Granada Batcheder. 80 days from Liverpool to Gift
ney Lovellcsd my.
Ship 1ioeoy NcMahon 81 days from Liverpool to
Ship Catherine, SBr, Rcdock from Liverpool, Dec 10th.
Ship Virginia Salisbury AZ days from Liverpool master
Ship Princess ROYAL (Br3 4Odays from Liverpool. to
Bark Tnbo Young, 20 days from Boston, G. w. Hynson
Bark Hae and Martha Leslie u days from Charleston to
Brig FIJI kodevaG fs ow vera Guu ad u to Jno A.
ander-POint.
Oregon, Hiern. FIN Mobile-56 bales cotton.
Mobile, Sutton. fin Mobile-209 bales cotton.
Coree: johnson I'm Bayou G!os TeteSS bales cotton.
Psn & RGs S bale: cotton
Mary Foley DafsIes from Fields Mis-: ,o,,,,
EIlska, Landry I'm BATON hOuge-IU Dales cOuOn
TagIoni Coles, I'm Cincinnati.
Missouri, TAYLOR I'm st. Louis
3 E. bales Cotton otto e'
Union Greenlee fin Ptburg.
Kansas, Bryan FIN ST. Louis
Atlantic, Broadwel. I'm st. ous
TOwboat Mary Kngsland Whann FIN the Passes.
TOwboat Whittemore, Thompson. I'm the Passes.
Towboat Porpoise. Phillips FIN the Passes.
TOwbOat Alton. Mcdaniel, I'm the Passes.
BELOw-CoMINe UP
Ships Themis. Canada, VIM. Vail. Medallion and Mossle
barks Thets and Altoona brig Cena and several vessels
names unknown. -
Memoranda
Capt Mcmahon of the ship Viceroy reports having
changed signals the 2s ut off the Island of Hayt with
ship Superior, % days I'm Londonderry for this port.
Capt Whann of the towboat Mary Kingslsnd, reports
ships Adirondack, Monongahela and Oxnard the Bar
bound out.
Towboat Mary Kngsland lowed down and to on the
18th ut ship Chas. Devons and bark Gen. Tay0r-to tho
Bar ship Oxnard.
Towboat Popoise lowed down and to the 18th ut,
ship Francis, bark Gov Hnckley, brig Gen. Cobb. schu.
Nancy Bishop and Lyons.
Towboat Alton lowed down and to the oath ut.
banks Tedesco and Yarmouth.
Towboat Jefferson lowed down and to sea on the 9th
ult, ship Gypsy bark CalIao and brig Larch.
Passengers:
Ship Virginia from I.verpool-50 in the Storage.
Ship Grenada from Lverpool-10 iu the steerage.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-02-03

ILLNESS OF BISHOP DoANE.-We regret to learn
from gentleman of our city, that Bishop Doane, Of
New Jersey, has had another severe attack of ILL
ness supposed to be relapse from the attack that
he had lately recovered from.-PhH Pennsylvania.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-02-03
OLYMPIC CIRCUS.
Corner of PoYdras and Baronne Streets.

s. p STICKNEY. Proprietor.
Mr.. THOS. MUM, Ring Master. Mr. w. WORRELL, Clown
INHIs DAY, Saturday February the
l. Faiaiies, will a GRAND DAY PERFORMANCE,
which will trke place p O'Clock NJ The following talented
ArtIstrs compose Brilliant Troupe The great LEVI
NORTH, La Belle ROSALlNE, Mrs. THOS MUM, La
Petite EIDUlsE. Messrs. SWEET MUM, La THORNE,
MALLOY, BURT DUCROW, HENDRICKS, HORNER,
WELLS With the nmahle WORR Ell L, and the Great Won
ders of the Arena, TAMMANY and ClNClNNATUS, who
will appear of the versatile and beautiful
witnessed within the recincts OF the Arena
Doors open O'Clock performance to commence at ocock
ddnson Dress Circle cents Second Tier, Is fy3