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PROPOSALS FOR FUEL.

PROPOSALS. FOR FUEL.
HEADQUARrERs MARINE CnRPs,
QUARrERMAsTER's OFFICE,
Washington, May IL, 1919.
SEPARATE PROPOSALS will be received this office
- until IL o'clock, m, Monday the 10th day of June
nsxt for furnishing such quantities OF best oak wood,
thracie bituminous COAL as may be required the
quarterly requisi,o Of the commanding officer of each
the following stations from LIST July, lS9 to the Both June,
1850, Wis
Portsmouth, New Hampshire.
ChaTlestown Massachusetts.
Brooklyn, Long Island, New York.
Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
Gospert, near Norfolk, Virginia.
Pensacola, Florida.
Washington, District of Columbia.
Each proposal will separately the price per cord
the wood per for the best anthracite coal, and par
bushel Tor the buminous coal.
Wood coal will be furnished at the option of the gov.
eminent, and will be delivered piled and measured AT
such point each commanding officer may designate,
free OF expense the United States.
Persons desirous OF proposing for the supply
tain the probable quantity that will be required by refer
ence the several commanding officers.
No bid will be entertained unless accompanied by the
names OF two suretes OF known responsibility.
To be endorsed Proposals for Fuel"
AUG. A. NICHOLSON
May l3-w3w Quartermastcr Marine Corps
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CAUTION EXTRA.

BY the kLkL cLAPP with Of the
r. Tosnnd
GENUINE,
ss sha "9' lie sending e cards beaded fet. aoses
Iosnssnd sl u he WA froaes single solitary proof Of this hi:
ne public not TO be de'sd GENUINE
ORIGINAL OLD De- Jacob Townsend.
JACOB TOWNSEND
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WANTED, daily, at the baltimore, philadelphia,
w New York, Boston, and New Orleans General Agen-
cy and Commission Office, Young Men in wholesale and
retail Stores and other respectable business act as book
keepers statesmen, porters bar keepers, walters farmers
coachnep agents, book and map agents, collectors
in all branches OF business, Nc We have az all
times a large number OF good situations on hand, which
pay from $500 81 900 per Those In want OF Sit
of any kind would do well to give us call as we
agents each of the above cities, which VIII enable
place every applicant in suitable situation at the
shortest notice. We have large acquaintance IN all the
cities which will enable us TO give
entire sasac ton to all who may favor MS with cali
TAYLOR ~ TAYMAN, No 80 Second street,
between South and Gay.
NJ b. Persons living in any part OF the United states,
and wishing obtain situation in Baltimore, or either OF
the above cities; will have their wants Immediately attend
ed to by addressing line (posPadO as by 30 doing
thew viii curta both trouble and expense which they 9TH
erwse would incur by coming to the city and seeking en-
f' TAYLOR 81 TAYMAN,
No 50 Second street,
Nav 2l-dtf Baltimore, Md.
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EDITED ny
THOMAS Richie 4 EDMUND BURKE.


Navy supplies under the Bureaus Docks and Yards
NAVY AaKKT's OVFIck,
Pensacola, May ~, iS49.
cEALED PROPOSALS, duplicate separately
dotsed proposals Supplies
ceyed office until ~ O'clock Monday 25th of
Ine ne and delivering the
, Al such place places by
fre of expense government the
after specihed viz;
Class No. Bricks.
si5 900 bricks be of the best quality and uniform
- samples in Office
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OFFICE OF COMMISSIONER OF PUBLIC BUILDINGS,

OFFICE COMMISSIONER PUBLIC BUILDINGS,
May IT, l849.
WANTED, about 500 fence posts, to BIO delivered
w in the city of Washington such wharf or other
place may directed They be of the best red
CEDAR less than eight feet long, nor less in size than hve
inches in diameter the small end Persons desirous of
furnishing such posts any size larger will communicate
to this Office the number they furnish, the size and
price, and earliest period within which they can DO de-
livered. l. MODD
Nav l6-eo4w
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White Rocky Mountain Beaver HatsI
WrihOM .NtrfWr.
SlEVENS has on sale the white beaver hat of the sum-
~ met style, oil superior quality and OF beautiful finish
ihe blue and drab fur hat Of superior finish and shape
Mountain Beaver hat, offered y me this season. as they
VIII md II superior to any sold in this market
- STEVENS'S
n,- o., treat hat and Outilting Establishment,
way E'-oueoo No. Browns Hotel
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rTNBE Chase, the Turf, and the Road NV N,r,,ro.l
Il with illustrations by Aiken ~ Gilbert 1 vol London
FOR sale at TAYLOR ~ MAURY'S
June Bookstore, near 9th street,
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MOTiCE-The coparnership heretofore existing be.
IN tween JOHN E. ADDISON and BEVERLY TUCKER
has been dissolved BEVERLY TUCKER will continue to at
tend promptly to all business before Congress and the
Parunents as heretofore, March N-u
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FOR NORFOLK.

rT-h THE STEAMER OSCEOLA leaves Wash
ngon for the above place every Thursday at
o'clock m returning, will leave Norfolk every Friday
at o'clock p touching at Cone river going and
turning. Passage and fare So.
Baltimore.
The Osceoa leaves for the above place every Sunday
o'clock MI returning, leaves Baltimore every Tuesday
river Va Leonardown, Md, and ST Marys river, Md,
and the intermediate landings on the Potomac for sig
nails to land.
Mar S-diweodf JAMES MITCHELL
CILLEsPIE Matchmaking with Appendix
NJ plank roads-l volume, and supplement--lSw
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POTOMAC PAVILION,


THE above place will be open for the accommodation
i visers the LIST of june This delightful watering
place the mouth OF the Potomac river and IN fu view
of the Bay constant and regular sea breeze
beautiful shadeees, and the great safety OF surf-bathing
uhere being under currently combine to make this on
of the most pleasant and healthy resorts to be found
situated on the beach, but few yards from the water Will
every convenience for bathing free OF CHARGE where WI
be found obging and competent attendants 80
The table will be supplied with all the Injuries oil TN
season, both from the markets and the water
An excellent band OF music is engaged Tor the season
and variety Of furnished TOR guests Tree
charge.
TERMS OF BOARD
Per day W. Dv
Per week SW
Per month 10 w
The proprietors now ready to make arrangement
with families for the season. - ,
The steamer Oceola, Capt James Mitchell, leaves Wash
ngton every Thursday o'clock m, and Sundays at
o'clock for the Pavilion returning, leaves the Pavilio
on Saturdays 3 a. for Washington and Sundays at
D. for Baltimore.
The steamer Columbia leaves Baltimore on Saturdays q
5 D. m, arriving the Point at m. on Sundays; re
turning, leaves Washington every Wednesday for Bait
more at 6 a. M, arriving the Point same evening at
Due notice will be given Of the other boats when they
placed the route. klRkWOOD ~ hELl,Eh,
May A-3tawtlJuy Proprietors
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Souring, Fcrmentinx, Acid +" ConPound
OF S. p TOWNSEND.


ORIGINAL. SARSAPARfIA IMITATION
sod purchaser who used PTownsends FEasENTNd COM
We Ia
in
thing
nnseienu6e,
which incapable which might render them tho
DISEASE instead Of heathf
wounded hu
knn depning health aud bloom and
crushed ihmythat old JACOB
TOWNSEND has SOUGHT and FOUND bring his
Grand Univcrsnl Concen irnted Remedy,
within the reach knowledge Of all who need and
know, BY joyful erpereuce.is
Trausccndsna Power Heal!
and thousands and
health
usefulness thcm,e famIie. and friends
Principal Office l02 Nassau street, N.
Price dollar per bottle, bottles for five dollars.
For sale in Washington by the following druggists Sam
ue Butt, of Pennsylvania avenue and 18th street
opposite the Irving Hotel T. ID IL w. H. Gilman, Penn
sylvania avenue Browns Hotel j. F. Calan, corner
OF and 7th Streets opposite the General Post Oice
Delany of Pennsylvania and A streets and
Ridgey Co., Pennsylvania avenue, near the West Mar
ket APP IS-dXsWSn.
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I ON9FELLOW's Novel, Z" KavansRh," will
IL received this day, price rs cents.
May IL FRANCK TAYLOR
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A LOAN WANTEDI-$l, 900 is wanted before the
n 9Th of June for year. for much longer tmo
the lender may wish and real estate security located in
the centre the city insured for than six times tho
amount in three different insurance companies, and the
properly Welding of than 81 200 per year.
larger amount, little less would be no objection and
if preferred the will be paid quarterly, halyeary
or yearly in advance.
Apply through the Washington city post office, and an In
terview may be had $1,000
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SEA BATHlNa-OLD POINT HOTEL.

SEA BATHlNG-OLD POINT HOTEL
NHIS beautiful establishment always open for the recep
/ ton of vsiters is in fine order. The grounds
been greatly improved and the much en-
larped, afodiDg besides the swimming bath, hot baths
and shower baths There is fine shore for those who
prefer surf bathing.
Charges same as heretofore.
BY the day $2O
BY the week at the rate of ! 30 per day.
BY the month g 20 per day.
Children and servants half price.
May 25-3taw6w JAMES 5. FRENCH
u 10 GRANDE and Texas Land Company notice.
II The election for eleven directors of this compa
nv will be held Monday the 18th day of June next, be-
tween hours of IL and O'clock P M, at the Office,
No. 60 Broadway in the city of New York Dated May
Is, 1919. WM. ID. MCCARTHY,
May 22-law3w* Secretary.
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PLEASANT SUMMER LINE TO PHILADELPIi
BY Railroad and Steamboat direct.

Railroad ana steamboat Olrccts
eI 80 ID
TIME ATTENTION OF PASSENGERS AND THE
L CITIZENS of Washington. Georgetown, and Alexan-
dria respectfully directed the train Of Passenger
leaving Washington daily Except Sundays) at TO- 40
Baltimore whore passengers for the East proceed directly
on the superior steamboat George Washington Of
the Citizens Union Line, Bowy's wharf, and reach Phil
adephia (via Fenchtown and Newcasls) about O'Clock
p. M; thus enjoying most delightful trip
June 2-3aw2w A. CkAWFORD, Agent
NEW Goods.-The subscribers just received from,
IN late arrivals in New York
l75 pieces soit-nsh Irish linens, which they warrant to
be pure, prices from 37t to the finest quality
200 linen cambria handkerchief, from IL to Is cts
rs do sheer clear lawn do at 30 cts
30 do gents linen cambria do large size
rs do children's linen cambria do at ST cts
40 rich rband-trimmcd lace capes
10 dozen real net ms with and without fingers
IL very rich white Grape shawls
100 dozen white open-worked cotton hose
100 do do misses and children's do, every kind
$50 new style parasos and parasolets
Is elegantly embroidered Observation-Disclosures
Together with many other and desirable articles to
which attention OF the ladies is respectfully invited
May 23-3wn r. II. HOOE q CO.
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May 2i-dtf
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-02-10
cBy Telegraph to the Louisville Courier ]

HORRIBLE TRAGEDY AND MURDER-A Woman
h,Aed by a Woman.-Cincinnati, Feb. 2, Up. NJ
woman entered Mrs VOLTS boarding house, on
Filth street, this afternoon, and inquired for Mrs.
Howard, wife of Capt. Howard, who was called
down stairs and entered the dining room, where
the woman was alone. few minutes afterwards
Mrs. Howard rushed into the kitchen and fell
dead-her throat having been cut. The woman is
supposed to be the first wife of Capt. Howard,
from whom he had been divorced
The Hibernia No left for Pi,tshurg this morn
ing at 10 o'clock and 20 minutes, and the Tele-
graph No. at ii O'Clock. The river has risen IS
inches during the past "a hours. Flour is dull
and without change in prices. The market for
Pork is without change, either as regards price or
demand. Groceries are firm, but no change in
prices. Whisky is firm sales to-day of 700 bbls.
at l4a and Is cents.
THE Telegraph Line is down across the river at
Steubenyille Ohio
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STEAMBOAT ACCIDENT.-On Monday night last,
the 9Th inst. the steamboat w. W. Fry, on her up
ward trip. when near the junction of the Alabama
aud Tomhgbee rivers. met with serious accident
TO her machinery She was running, we under
stand, very smoothly, when suddenly her shaft was
broken, which disarranged the whole of her machi-
merry, breaking the piston rod and otherwise inJnr-
ing the engine. The flywheel was turned with
great velocity throwing lis heavy scgnents through
the cabin door, destroying The dining table and
other furniture. 1t luckily happened about mid
night, " hen no one was in the cabin, and no one
was injured portion Of her freight was taken off
By The steamer Aberdeen, and she arrived yester-
day with the balance IN tow Of the steamboat
Lowndes Mobile Advertiser.
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Arrivals at the Principal Hotels Yesterday.

ST. LOUIS. r Stanford and lady ThNs Farrsr La Jas
Spraey no Smith, Mrs Crockett, o, Rob souier, Jr, Pa
HEWLETTS. &C Wheat, La; Judge Morgan, Coast; Louis
selby George Howe. James Bs DR. Bea John Fortson
Jas Collins Thos Collins Lake Providence John Robinson
Harrington O; 7 Maddox, Grand Gulf; William Robertson
Nstchez A Pettibone.
PLANTERS'-...H o jones, Saings, w B SPAIN, J
Hgbee, Wiley Texas; Whten, a; G Scott Bolivar; B
Davis Columbus, Miss; G Bryan, WIN Dewey D. AIKEN, -
Ri chey La; John Poole, Scooter, Dings Massey
X Bird.
ST. CHARLES. &C Dorrance. Mss Mrs Erwin MohiiS
Randolph John Grant, Sebs, Miss John Hawkins J, C.
Barron RaIf, Bayou Sara, w Devne Foote, Y; Geo
Miss Kate BetIhoove NaheE Capt Sutton,
Minor. Coast; Whltrdge, Coun Miner Kellogg, o.
Stanley, J Stanley, Ergand.
VERANDAH John Dougherty and lady, Louis Desobry J
Snyder Groes, w MARKHAM, La; A Fathere. Strong
Crump Watts, McGrand, John Whnley, MISS JOIN
Mot, G; stoneum Texas; Mckinney, Camgsaehy Alex
Campbell, Styles, Ala; Edward Sumner Y Harlan
Grand Gulf Jno q Smith, Shaw, q McWboter, Stacey
Rucker and lady, Thos Wicks o. Miss Williams, Md.
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NORTH CAROLINA CoMPANY.-A North Caro-
lima company Of one hundred persons is now being
formed in the city Of Raleigh, for gathering gold,
and perhaps for settlement in California. Each
member pays $500 into the common fund, by the
first of March, and is to be ready to embark from
Wilmington about the middle of that month. Any
member may carry his wife and children by paying
the above sum for each one carried. Respectable
single ladies will be admitted into the company on
the same TERMS
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-02-10

FIRST DISTRICT COURT The case of John Werner
accused Of man.iaugheT in killing Henry Fenne was yes
tedsy called for trial in this Court, and lnued Mr.
Sous for the accused moved that bail be reduced
from $500 to $4,000, and the Court ordered the reduction
bu being informed subsequently, that he had attempted
escape while under bonds pending examination OF the
charge and arrested at the instance of his bondsmen
Judge McH ny revoked the order Thomas Sweeny and
Bren Breen tried JOINT charge OF larceny and
the Jury being unable upon verdict discharged
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Credit Sale of House and Lot on Girod street.
BY BEARD, CALHOUN & co.

DEAKD,
- at Banks Arcade
HOUSE AND LOT ON GIROD STREET between Baronne
and Carondeet good and rented good
S25 month The "a
depth OF l02 feet 10 inches and per plan
a the Arcade
Ter7nsThe purchaser to the
$3.50 each, payable u 1872 and January 1850
The property be until the the
transferred vendor. the paid maturity
ntsI est at the rate Of per p
The Dwelling Immediately Judge Straw
bridge, and Mr. Bagget.
Acts ale before j. R. Beard Notary Public the expense
the rnrchaser in2l "a SO 8,
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-02-10

MURDER-We learn from the Nashville Ameri-
can of the 3lst ult., that jeremiah Grace was
killed in Overion county, near Monroe, Tenn,
by John Reynolds, his brotier-in-law. Grace
threatened TO kill Reynolds, and went to his house
with club, whereupon the latter shot him through
with his rifle and then broke his skull in two pieces
with the same weapon.
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AMUSEM ENTS.
a ERICAN THE A Pc II II.

H. P. GRATTAN. Stage Manager.
THREE FAyORITE PIECES Mr. EYTNGE will appear.
Last nigh but one Of NOSE in NEW ORLEANS.
THIS EVENING Saturday, February TO- Is49he performances
i will Commence with Nau icsl nrama Of BLACK-EYED
sUsAN-WIi,m Mr. Eyingei Adma, hr. Grisr,Op Capt.
Crosstree Mr. Kingsley Lieut. Pike, Mr. Grosveno Doggrsss,
Mr. Rynar; Gna'br.n Mr. Spar susan Mrs. C. Pope Dolly
Mayfower II IS Jackson During the first NAUTICAL
HoRNpiPE ty Miss J. LsForesi. and GENERAL DANCE,
by the Cbaraccrs .PATRlOTIC SONG d" he Red, White
and Blue ~ Mr. Gosven0r To be followed by Drama
ROBERT MAcAlRE Or, Les Aubergs dies Audrets- Ger
nuil Mr. RynEr Dumont, Mr. Gnerscn Robert M.care Mr.
Charles Jacques srop, Mr.. Spear Charles Mr.
Pierre, Mr. Keller; Marie, Mrs. j. Greene Cementine, Miss
Jackson In the course Of the several DANCES by the
characters GRAND OVERTURE, by the Orchestra TO
conclude with Sth !ime an original qd eaPtgnaq oca setsh
SRLEANs.Mose Mr. Keller; sgksee, Mr. Ryna, Mr.; James
Green, Mr. Spear; Smith, Mr.. Kingsley Jenkins Mr. Charles
SHARP: Mr. G1osvenor d. whey Nj. Thompson; Mr. sleepr
Mr. Gsisiord Grogmore Mr. Grierson Lie Miss T. Petne
Mrs Grogmore, Mrs. Tinony; Nei.y, Miss jackson; Mrs.
Sleeper, Miss Fuzames; Mrs Jones, Mrs. Bowen.
The Manager that hr. BoOTH
ouky ndisposed. Due viii his
IL The Police Department under the control OF Mr. s. L. Beena
Price, Adissi0-Dres Circle IS Paquee Second and
Third TIERS Coiored Boxes so Gallery Is
Private be secured the Office,
10 A M and P. NJ by applying Geo. s.
Stanley. Treasurer.
Doors quarerbeiore Performance Will commence
a a quarter past precisely. fyl0
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IMPUDENcE.-A petition has been presented to
the New York Legislature by foreigner, for leave
to hold real estate without assuming the rights of
citizenship. His for this application is, that
he cannot conscientiously become a citizen while
slavery is tolerated in the country and the mails
run on Sunday.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-02-10

THIRD MUNICIPALITY-y9Ssduit1 oih Intent to Kill
warrant yesterday issued by Recorder Senzeneau for
the arrest of one Patrick McGf, charged by John Wkn
with violently beating him. with intention to KILL.
Stabbing Michel Tonegano, f. m. c.. yesterday
rested charge Of nioting two wounds with knife
Victor Saunner. also m c. The accused gave bail to
for termination In the Field -4gainThe noto
rious Gus Cady Gagged yesterday to await
ton charge of abusing Madame Caldwell in her bar.
ROOM and threatening to take her life at the first
pOrtunty .4frap and Stabbing-An ARRAY took place
Spanards the neg hborhood OF the Barracks
Thursday night in whch of them, named Martinez
severely wounded by stab Of knf-. The other
whose unable to learn the police after
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-02-10

Nova SCoTIA-Haliiax papers to the 18th an
nounce the opening of the Colonial Legislature.
Gov. Harvey devotes large portion of his speech
to the proposed railroads to Quebec and Windsor.
He advocates postage reform, with uniform rate
throughout the North American colonies. He also
speaks iavorably Of the telegraph lines 10 Canada
and the United States.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-02-10

THE COMMON STREET MuRDER.--The Coroner yester.
day held inquest the body of the who killed
In Aliens stable Thursday night and the jury brought
verdict that he died of penetrating wound the chest
which pe,orated the heart The of the deceased
Thomas Mullen, not Thomas Jones, has been stated.
George Thomas who stands accused of the murder the
affidavit of VIM. McCluskey, who he CThomas) con
fesed to him that he inflicted the wound yesterday
ragned beore order Baldwin and pleading not guilty,
was Iemanded for ,mination on Thursday next.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-02-10

G5- A COMMITTEES of the citizens of Louisville,
appointed for that purpose, have chartered Capt.
Durning's fine new steamboat Courtland, to proceed
to Nashville and bring Gen Taylor and his suite to
that city. The CORTLAND was to start for Nash
vile on Tuesday, the 9th inst. Preparations are
in progress to give the General splendid dinner
during his stay in Louisville. tits to take place at
the Louisville Hotel
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-02-10
New Orleans Cattle Market.

corrected da,y for the Crescent by VINCENT WILLIAMS
PropFisfor Of the Lafayette Stock Landing Hotel.
LAFAYETTE, Feb s-Auived. steamer Ellen, with 100
Hogs, There is a good supply of Stock on hand
Priees-Beef, be. p ID; Hogs. 4c o ID Sheep, 90 D
head; Mich Cows, s3OiaD35 . head; Hay, s14015 .
ton Corn. 45DHc. bushel Oats, 32c. bushel Bran
60GD70c. q 100 n /: Oil-cake. 81 o 100 H.
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OLYMPIC CIRCUS.
Corner of Poydras and Baronne Streets.

s. p. STlCKNFg Proprietor.
T1Hs EF ENNG, ,rnlary l0-Frst night Of Mons
Err L l. OY, from fr.l..u', Olympic, Pan' Lew
NORTH, as Don Juan. WORkELL as Scaramouch. And
the Whole Company ier,nmens uIeluale IN
leau'y, AMI verattyi concl ding with the Ethiopian
Trial Of Sslt, by DItMrND aui SFiCkSEY.
HA GRAND DAY EXHIBITION viii ake placeat IL o'clock
~ Evening Benefit sLd ss' appearance Of LEVI
NORTH.
t Doors open o'clock performance 10 at o'clock
Aission Circle cents Second Tier 25 fyl0
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HERR ALEXANDER. JR.

TUE CELEBRATED MAGICIAN AND NECR0MANCER,
i will EXHIBIT . ARMORF h LII THURSDAY, FRI
DAY, SATURDAY and SUNDAY, February 9Th, 9Th, 10th
and llth, and T AIN longer than this week.
s extraordinary and entirely unprecedented exhibition Of
SCIENTIFIC ILLUSIONS, insisting of various surprising
aud amusing experiments n Chemistry, Pneumacs Optcs
Natural Philosophy Modern Magic when will be exhibited
his ncomphensbe science and unheardoi meta
morphoses. Change of Programme each evening.
Il Doors hapas O'clock Performances to commence
haltpas prccsey-
tY Tckets so cents children half price Tickets be had at
the Hal-door during the evening.
There will attendance full Band HusicIans twelve In
number, fy6'