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The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-05-23


CUSTOM HOUSE, New Orleans, 4
- - Collectors Office, May II, 1850.
tSEALED PROPOSALS will be received at this Office
- until the 18th day Of June next for the supply of ST
E1ONEkY and BLANKS that may be required by this
phee for the year commencing the LIST day Of July 1885,
aud ending on the Both day of june 1851
All the articles 10 be furnished and work to be executed
must be OF the best quality and in the best Manner and
the satisfaction of the Collector
Bonds with approved security by the person. persons
contracting Samples of the articles to be furnished be
found al this Office.
...lA L. A nI N ~
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security against Srang atel Hr,ta With IN r. KI
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-. afOMEtaA For 81. LOUIS, Cairo aaa Nem-
pliisThe new magnificent. anlfgerv e1Eff
running paSsengee packet sieauer Af 0NTGOAI Fry
Capt j. II, Estes, viii arrive in tie tbp above
the Sth inst at 5oclOck NJ, Fog tgh Or Amply
on board, or TO I. B, SMITH, S. Magazine a
b. State-rooms be secured by appealisu 70 the
agent. = IN u
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: il4X n Inc steamer ALEA- sC0Tsr--for Lou
svile-r he magnificent fast tguit NJ nas-
- steamer Ai.EX SCOT r, Capt f. r.
Sturgeon Viii leave trip The above IN inter-
metiaie landings, about SATURDAY, tn LIST jane
at COCK P M For freight passage. having. nn-aT
passed comforts and Recommendations, aIpiy tle Agents.
my2O J. M. MOORE II co AEents. As PoytIrss 81
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HYDE s. OGLESBY n PoVlIaa Il
myI or j. R. SHAW 4 co. "a Poyslras a
H. fse ssM NM, MONDAY IPaess, steam,

LjssskFsFss@s5r lOMNDEs, Jr.- For Prneeaon T.aka
s4sS=zzszs Prov denes, Mtlken's Bend, gieksbnTg
MsrTenton, New Carthage Grand Gulf Rodney and chz
5s tJ rev elegant and swift running pasengs steamer
IONNDESs JRss Jenkss MASTER viii positively eavp for
the above and all intermediate landings, af DAY zih
Instant at O'Clock NJ. For freight or passage apDIv
on board, loot OF CustomhOuse street, or TO -
+. r. SMITH. So MAGAZINE at
L. =. The steamer iONndes, Jr. has taken lis aee of
the steamer MONTGOMERY, and will c0uIinne 10 rs irie
!hroug bout the spring and e Also he seanrr
owntes r running connection. with steamer Ann
Lancaster and will take freight Tor Yazoo River a. th s
tomary rates. m "a
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-05-23

In all OF Female Diseases The iayaDe BeIt is NJ m
estmable value. 1t would take many columns were we
give the numerous testimonials which have been received from
the highest and respectable Ladies in all parts of The
Union Weakness irregularities, low spirits, pain in the
breast and side, choross uOr abus poapsus ute or falling
of the womb, cosvene, Obstrucled difficult mestrlaon
general postraon OF the system, and all affections of similar
character are Immediately and permanently relieved by this
simple and beautiful invention. The enervalng
climate renders natural stiaRt necessary for the
preservation OF female health and surely nothing can be so
sale or eicacous the smulant which Nature herself has
provided Tins is IaLUaHiSm and its application by the
Gavanc Belt and Magnetic Fluid every respect pleasant
and agreeable Inconvenience attends its use and the
most feeble and delicate with entire ease and safety
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WANTED TO NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Bank Stock
with Loan on it Time Properties in Lafayette of $4,000
5000, 5000; properly ST. Charles street. between
Stores, for permanent investment for S 900 10 Cos
good Woman Coek and intelligent Boy about u TO ID
years of age TO drive a gig. myO s5t
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ss lhe weakened oGay; Ewing tone 70 the vaons
Also, in FITS, CRAMP, PARALYSIS and PALSY,
DYSPEPSIA OK INDIGESTION, RHEUMATISM,
BAGO, DEAFNESS, NERVOUS TREMORS, PAL.
CITATION OF THE HEART, APOPLEXY, NEU.
RALGIA, PAINS IN THE SIDE AND CHEST
LIVER COMPLAINT, SPINAL COMPLAINT and
CURVATURE OF THE SPINE, HIP COMPLAINT
DISEASES OF THE KIDNEYS, DEFICIENCY OF
NERVOUS AND PHYSICAL ENERGY, AND ALI
NERVOUS DISEASES, which Complaints arise from ore
simple eause--namely, tR 4 DERy3NGE .HE.N-T OF
THE NERVOUS SYSTEM
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IT, y The Packet Steamer ATLANTIC
a For St Louis, Memphis, aud AZ nliermediate
laudngs-fhe new. silen ~ asruuuina
passenger packer steamer ATLANTIC, Capt LII Ogshy
srecelving freight. and wieave aboee AFffRDAY
the 18th instant, at O'Clock For freight or bsssse
having unsurpassed accommodations, apply board ou o
Lafayette street,
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CHARGE OF ARsoE.-The case of Alexander McLaDe,
charged with setting fire 70 his premises the Of Su-
zee and New Levee Streets yesterday before Recor
der Baldwin for examination The Waterman who arrested
him, and another who broke into the house few minutes
after the fire discovered, examined The last
sons testimony important. He found the house fire in
two places and three piles of combusbes in different
parts oil the house. Mr. McLane not by the witness
until half hour after he the housa he violently
agiated and partially undrsed His wife calm
and attended to the pre- ervation Of the property.
1t proved that Mr. McLane had long been in the habit
of renting ont to verous The combusbes
consong of havngs and pieces of old rope were
found in the ceiling Others behind chests where the fire
originated, IN closet and some in where no fire ex-
ed Mr.. McLane went to the guard house without resist
1t sought to be proved that the combustibes in
thestoe-room were old sails Some sails, partially burned
were thrown out on the pavement.
young lad ID age who has resided twelve months
in the family OF Mr. McLane, eonld perhaps have more
fully explained certain circumstances but did not under
stand the nature of oath, his testimony not taken
Other evidence produced strongly favorable to he ac
cused and as nothing shown sufficient to form the basis
Tor ecution before the Criminal Court the Recorder
DISCHARGED the
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First Municipality oo,rnciI.

This body assembled in regular Session last eyenng-Re
corder Henos IN the Chair and thirteen members present.
Message from the Mayor read Recommending
many measures Of consequence in the affairs of the Munich
pay Tor the consideration Of the Councsuch as the state
Of the nances the establishment of houses of for
nile offenders the condition of the streas wharyes etc
which was referred to appropriate committees
position from number of captains of steamboats, was
read asking that steamboat be selected Whafmaser
They complain of the in which the duties have been
Gently discharged. Laid on the table
letter from Mrs DlPontaban, asking that the sidewalks
n 'front.' OF her buildings may be made Of uniform width and
That the streets be paved with square block Referred Ia te
improvement Committee. 49,
MIR Clark on behalf of the Special Committee 10 whom
was referred the fixing of salaries and other matters reported
mat ey had duly examined the books and accounts
asbuTsng and receiving officers of the Municipality and had
found every thing strictly correct The committee submitted
an ordinance, dividing the Municipality into three districts
snd creating commssary for each, whore salary shall be
~ Rer annum Also an ordinance defining the duties of
the harflnger elect And lastly report fixing the saa.
res q The officers Among them the Recorder Is placed at
sSO treasurer s290g Comptroller $500 Superintendent
s, ro69 Schools $500 Printer $500 night watchmen $40
be printed and made the special order OF the day al called
meeting TO be held on Saturday next. - -
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NEW ORLEANS MARKETS,
CRESCENT oEFICE

TOBACCo-Saes of 4S2 hhds were effected yesterday at
the following "a hbds ut ~, 26 at 5 10 dam
aged at 5a97 10 at 5246, IA hhds 81 for A and 81
for Il, 1916 A and at prices that reported.
SUGAR AND MOLASSES-Sugar was in demand at
improved rates, and 200 hhds sold at 4z4 for Fair
and 595& for Prime. 200 bbs Mo were taken at better
prices, viz a9s2e for Good Fementing, and 25926c for
Prime Re-boiled.
FLOUR-Quiet but steady. We noticed sales of $50 bbs
Sour at "a So 200 Supene st Louis IS U.s. 100 Extra Iii
no at Sc 25 and 100 Fancy ST Louis ION the Level Sc
% bb
GRAIN-Sales of 1000 sacks Corn were made as follows
1900 Yellow COOS, 24OO do 65967 and 200 Prime
White at 6S70c " buhe 237 SKIS Ohio Oats sold at &c.
and lot of 81 Louis at 60c o. bushel.
PROVISIONS Pork remains without change We
noticed sales Of 40 bb Mess sO and 50 bbs eros ID do and
200 Prime at IS % bbl 10 casks Prime Sides were sold at
and 81 casks Shoulders 34c " ID. of Lard 5s bb Infe
nor were taken at &c, and 40 kegs Prime at SIC 9pB
CANDLES-We herd of 100 boxes Star sold at Gle
SALTA cargo $50 SKIS Fine and 1900 Coarse was taken
Gle 9P sack all round.
BAGGING AND ROPE-22O pieces and 200 coils were
sold at IA and &c, time, with interest.
WH1SkY-We noticed sales of $50 bbls Rectifed in lots
at 2O@201s, and eco (Dexer's) at 231Sc 4p gallon.
HAY-l4O tons Western sold $21 co. and Sc bales
selected at s23 so ~ ton.
FREIGHTS-No change
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-05-08

ALGTERs POLICE JuRY.-This body met on Monday even
ing for the purpose Of electng officers Judge Aikman pre-
sided. Dr. e. w. Hook chosen Treasurer N Beruoudy
Syndc and Collector Of Parish Taxes; r. s. Warfed At
torney and Secretary s. g. Tory and Mrs. e. Conrad
elected teachers Of the Duvergeburg public school G.
Whital and Miss Rogers, for the BeIlevie school, The
Jury meets agein on the third Monday OF the MONTH
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-05-08

PRESERVING GATHERED FLowERs.-For the
benefit of or lady readers, we copy from an East
ern paper the following receipt for preserving the
beauty Of gathered flowers
Procure flat dish of porcelain, into which
pour water; place upon it vase of flowers, and
over the vase bell glass, with its rim in the water
The air that surrounds the flowers, being confined
beneath the bell glass, is constantly moist with
fast as the water becomes condensed it runs down
the side of the bell glass into the dish f; and if
means be taken to enclose the water on the outside
Of the bell glass, as to prevent it evaporatng into
the ar OF the sitting room, the atmosphere around
the flowers is continually damp. The plan is
designated the HoPean Apparatus. The expert
ment may be tried on small scale by invertine-
tumbler over rose bud in a saucer of water.'
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-05-08

The TRIALS OF MARRIED LIFE.-We have a
friend-an excellent husband and doting father
who came into our office the other day looking
rather sleepy.
What is the matter with you ?" we inquired.
"Oh-nothing-tha is to say" he replied in a
hesitating voice" babies are some trouble after
all, amt they"'
OF course we nodded an Indifferent assent, but
could not help asking "how?"
Why the fact is" said our friend, that little
fellow Of ours is getting to be very knowing, and
will be humored now and then-so | get up coca
sionay and walk him to sleep-but last night, both
wife and self had to carry him alternately and
Surely two are not required"
Hear me out. You see the child wanted nov
city, and so lighted candle, and as nv wife car
ried him up and down the room, walked after
her, making all sorts Of queer maneuvies, with the
light"
Well, did that pacify him %
Why, yes, after a fashion. 1t stopped his crv
ing, but we consumed whole candle and the best
portion of the night before he fell asleep, and the
consequence is l feel wretchedly stale this morn
ing.'
Now, old bachelor, laugh, if you feel like it, and
let this be caution to you.
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ousT9MpoUsE, NEw orleens,

VOhOROSALiS tOR BUILDING A BREAKU A
Il TER FOR LlGHT AT PASS MANCHAC-Sealed
al IL O'Clock to build BreakwateT for Lighthouse at PAS
Manchae In accordance with plan file in this office
The Breakwater to be constructed in the form of three sides
OF hexagOn Gas shown on the plan each side to be GO feet
long, and TO be composed OF cypress 2Xl2 piles driven three
feet from CENTRE and from to ID feet deem he
tops to be feet above the bed Of the bottom Of he s Of
the Lighthouse.
cypress snger II inches square to be moriced on the
heads of the piles which be tenoned receive it, each
morce and tenor Joint to be secured by inch treena
driven through the stnger to be secured to the piles
angles and At the centre of each side by iron strap JSx2
inches gcing over the srnger and dOwnOn the piles which
TO be secured by two inch iron bolts going through and
srewng up on the other side, also inch iron bolt pass
through the strap and stnger, securing them togeher7
straps and u bolts in ALL The Jennings Of the stnge be
panking Of inch thick yellow pine to be well spiked on
The outside oil the snger and piles with three inches long
IRON spikes to each plank each the panks
IL inches broad and to extend from the Top of the stnger 10
two tt 3t below the ma nra surface of the ground
On the outside of the paning and coming nm one foot
slope OF Ia TO loot and TO be covered with brick bats and
stone strewed OVERT,
A similar embankment TO be made on the inside Of the
pes but not covered with brick and the earth TO form
these embellishments to be taken evenly from the surrounding
surface and not to greater depth than foot to prevent
forming trenches or holes for the accumulation of water
Proposals VIII also be received for doing the following work
thG hoOi and Gutters to be repaired.
A Clstern TO contain leo0 gallons.
= small Sto0p or shed to front and rear doors,
Oh s aoove Work 70 be done in good and substantial
manner ana TO be made for the same on the cer
cate oil tho keeper that completed accornp 10
and to his entire satisfaction. 'e :" N'N"cs
Any information required will be furnished on app'cation
al this office. SAM i PFT ~ SN''ii
my4 tolls Collector and Superintendent Of Lirh,ts.
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For .6ssfstdnt Warden--J. Weusl was elected;
For C0missGFn If ne First WardTi candidates were
w. J. Ahern and j. n Bunoughs; the latter received
votes and was declared elected. a.,
For C0BimfssarV Of the Second Wnrd-hohen Hamilton
and J. FIeingw put in nomination the former was
elected. 49,.
For commassayy Of The Third Ward--J. II; Morse and
Benjsmin Ony placed in nomination the latter was
For oommissarv efAs Fourth Ward-B. Turner was
For comm,ssDv Of The Fifth Ward-L. @. billiard was
elected. 81
elected. -,
VIM Tenbrick, r. bowling. and - O'Hrien were candi
dates Mr.. O'Bnen wa. declared cecied,
Eor SeeretarU Of HE C0uHca-Tlle applicants were r.
soutnayd and John Calhoun Those voting for Nh South
mnyd were MessrJ. Hawthorne, Lawrason, Marks Mon
tanye Peters, Renshaw, and Shields-7. 1880
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TAKING CARr.-Patrick Oates called up yesterday
to answer to the charge Of stealing from Mr. r Ward on the
of Benjamin and Annuncaticn Streets one cart
worth about $50 Sufficient evidence brought forward
to induce the Recorder send Oates before the First District
Court
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Fancy Prints and Catalogue Sale OF Dry Goods
BY r, IL. PETITPAIN.

THURSDAY, May 10 ocock-Wi be sold his Auction
l. Room No. 8 Canal
30 style FANCY PRINTS, each case cont.is,z a
great vsristy of patterns;
And
~ packages and lot Of Seesonable DRY GOODS such
French Coonades Gnghrm Madp Handkerchief Printed
ns Book Musus Linen Sheet Sh Linens Checks
But and Red Curtain Calico, Platla Btanns- Linen Drills
spool Cotton Corh Six Handkerchief Muslin GiEghs
ing lawns Black Apacas, Lace Embroide les, llendker-
Schieis, Ribbons Hosiery, Maitr IS Chects, etc.
Also
DOMESTIC GOODS such Bleached Coons TcEs
Cottouades, Stripes, Bleaehed sn Drill Checks De
MINIS, -
TIE. ms liberal
Catalogues will be ready and goods be examined curly
unv2
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CUsTOMHOUsE, New Orleans, May 3, 1850
- Collectors Office.
FOR0PQsALS FOR WORK TO BE DONE ON
II EnRnlNiS q

TJIlVhVSLALb FUR WUhk To BE DONE ON
Il GoRDQN'S ISLAND LIGHT HOUSEISealed
Proposals will be received this Office until the 18th day Of
May at Y O'Clock, to do the following work Gordon's
The Foundation underneath the Light house to be filled up
SO as to exclude water from remaining there and then
I'LL up on the outside against the foundation walls about 81
feet high and 20 feet wide be graded one foot deep al
The outer edge 10 drain all the water from the ounda.
uon TO RAISE and Level the House to proper level To
cut Canal from the house bayou about 70 yards Distant
and wheel all the dirt from the Canal for the purpose of fill
ing up the around the foundation the canal be
eet vide and to feet deep sufficient to afford eectna
dram Tor all the water ordinary times from the foundation
Of the house; Also to fill the Gully leading from the Pass
70 the Lighthouse at Gordon Island The above work to be
uOne IN good and substantial manner and payment to be
mae Tor the same on the certificate of the Keeper thai it
completed according to contract and to his entire satisfaction
ANY inrter information required will be furnished on an
.plcaton az THIS ofiiee SAML J. PETERS,,
my4 tol8 Collector and superintendent of Iights
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NEW ORLEANS CATTLE MARKET.

JEFFERSON Cry,
Tuesday Evening, May 7, 1850 :
Arrived to-day per steamers Uncle Sam, Natchez etc 90
head of Western Beef Cattle, 800 Hogs and 80 Calves
PRICES Cattle, 4%961&c EPb net; Hogs, 81
@4c % ID net; Sheep, $-@$- aP head; yNilch Coaos,
$a@$50 CGtUes, SO O0@s5 50 % head.
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An absent-minded editor having courted girl,
and applied to her father, the old man said "Well
You want my daughter-what sort of settlement
will you make What will you give her"
Giver her 2" cried the other, looking up va
captly-" Oh, I'll give her pufFp'
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To Dry Goods Doalers.. :. TO Dry Goods Dealers
Positive Cash Sale of a House and Lot on Canal
street, Second Municipality.
BY j, A, BEARD. AuctiOneer.

THURSDAY, May g. o'cock-Wl be sold Banks Ar.
cade without reserve, account Of the leaving
California
certain LOT OF GROUND With all the improvements thereon
IN the SQUARE bounded by Canal Jackson Cborne and Dehsny
streets The lot 25 feet Canal by
lO6 feet between parallel lines comprise
two story Dwelling, with Kitchen, Stables, etc
Terms Of Sale cash.
Act of sale before F. O. Stark Notary Public, the expense
nnra
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WAsHINGToN MONUMENTAL stone is to be
furnished from Braddock's field, for the Washing
ton Monument, to commemorate one of the most
remai kable events of our history, in which Wash
ington bore distinguished part. All will concur
in the appropriateness Of the inscription selected
Thefe could not be better, and we hope il will
be adopted with statement of the time and cir
cumsiances under which it was delivered
Speaking OF the matter, correspondent of the
Pittsburgh Gazette says
In entire confidence that block will be pre-
pared, Of the prescribed dimensions and with some
appropriate inscription, | take the liberty TO sup-
gest that none could be more suitable or felicitous.
than the following extract from Sermon delivered
BY the Rev. Samuel Davies in Hanover county.
Virginia, on the 18th of August, 1775, thirty-nine
days after Braddock's defeat:
"'As remarkable instance of this, (patriotic
spirit | may point to the public that heroic youth.
Colonel Washington, whom cannot but hope
Providence has hitherto preserved in so signal d
manner for some important service to his country
1t is remarkable fact that Washington was
the only officer, on horseback, who escaped unhurt
on that fatal day, and he had four-bulets through
his coat and two horses killed under him.
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"MoUssULMAN zINo,n FOR ROOF

'MOUSSULMAN zINO,n FOR ROOFING
THE Subscribers for the sale Of the Viee Montague ca
celebrated Sheet Zinc, would call the Builder A.,
oths g thu. sItieis hen used thickness qualify
addftbe article for Roofs used IN
Europe thirty years without
good when dIs put Ii particularly Tor he re-
Of buildings, churches Circuars riyfnys
he requisite Information thn sabee be and nodss
aLAkk, DAY & ETAufFER
euftsff cahai lnH Hefstisfs
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'UsIII. p = usIEk Us. STEAMER CHILDE HARoLD.....
In ne District Court of the United States for ne East
-, eTn District of Louisiana. No. $50
f YFihe Of Writ Of VeI Exponas to me decd in the
- above entitled suit will sell highest bidder al public
Nib a. arcade Magazine street between
the hour OF l2 O'Clock - - - may No. io~"' !"
machinery and furniture, lies he mort N
and nearly opposite Poydras street. Second Munieipaty
Terms and conditions of salCh payable time Of adu-
ulcsdoh. VIM. 8. SCOTT, U. s. Marshal,
Eas srn District o Louisiana
NeuOfleank, April 25. 1850. .pye ,r., q *
N BTsiase The Pabeaton q he steamer
Cnlde Harold she has been
sppi River, short distance below Iiopial sr ss
can be exF nined previous to the VS. sCfTT
my2 o.. 8. MarshaI Esst niss =.
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ADJUSTMENTS.


ANfHTtFCAN T9Fl a I'm n Esc.x---T ee-...
DOxEa 50 cents Psrou-ffs and fee IT,. * ,.,. e,tr,s
ID cents; Gallery IS cent? Pvafe Eore iifng 81
for So Doors open ps9nes ecmmsncs haiipa T.
bsrious farce en.Isd - : - ~ S'''s"'p w
BLUE DEVILS
rs e o. 3; he :, r Mrs.
LOOK AT HOME.
~ W. semeron. Mr.. Motonsy
Professor JENNINGS bis tsenssd u aiy VIII aeu sppss
Ana pefoin several Of heir astonishing feats.
To conclude with re cCn.dsta q
NJ NJ G Ss,a, si;Ss c.useId
PIACInR,a vAU1U-r1DS
1900. - DADn 2 -AnhnAAnS.
Fns. arc second T. and faIgustte, Is Third
eooieo only 80 cent?; Gallery rs
~ eSgeh psslosnanee VIII commence a hrlfpaa
NE EFEnfn9 Wedus.dss WI be pesformsd
~ Mr.. Holland
~ h ~ VIII ~, h Ar Howard
IN vhieb " Re rnefrsi Nv ~ III lssEhENI,
-'s9i WINCH tne uiiane Dfams, IN We acts, entiied
(;,o#,sx nal. me LASf NAN.
Bsrbsra Gay...........,,..., ME- q Hars,d
To conclude with he H1;csi saf.tts Of Rowe
JENNY LIND.
ssr o sxs-oa Dawson
sa1NT 1,11 . =, -, ,,,.,,1 . ~,
AZ GRAND MAGICAL rEsTiVHL..a..'.s'u.s, Of Madam.
ENTieE cdA i go or PERFORMANCE. THIS EVEN
u ING Wed sslsy, viii be prelented Mystsries q
The kf; e Han rsl PALACE,
"FIsG Grsa * .ae 10 o.Tlag SeaHtfu Fsa.s
pS". .sa = Prov: ss:
'is:TH' i, ies MI = 49, .'
G Aerial su G a i ssgs