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The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-01-24
BUSINESS CARDS.

a H. LEVY, Note, Stock and Real Estate Broker, No.
-. 20 Camp, door from Common st., N. Orleans. d1 iy
eNJ l.. McJLIT0N, Fancy and Staple DRY Goods
y lVl. Deai6r, ~ Chartres street. d24 1y
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-02-03

THr IsrrsSs FLoRrpA.-A correspondent Of the
New Orleans Piea,rne, OF the 10Th inst writing from
Fort Meade under date Of the 1sth int eaysThings
here are just ss they were when wrote you last No
thing has been dcne, except making q road from
Tampa to In clan river which the troops al
ibutsd a. base line Of operations should the United
statss Cover or the Indians determine active
nssfures Gen Tviges bss no orders yet for such,
and do not think they will be given until Congress
takes come ttep In the matter The Indians, since
they found out We wish them to tmisrate have kept
sloof from on-intsrcourre IL the word; and
thu fellow ia with deer Just 20 what IL
Gorg on Sam Jones and Billy Bosl.gs Keep secluded
from public view think the Indians have all their
families located In the hcing places of the swamps
have telse;ed locations for them. Ia case OF
believe slso. that they have conveyed intinstion to
the General that they deere smother talk time
during thr month but for What definite object 1, IL not
stated or known should anything Of Importance turn
up, vii I'm eoisely give you notice The fact IL.
there sre two parties among them the bsrnturnsrs
and the " cid tunhersn The former defire another
ira store among thsn 20 which they may st
and the latter. Of which Sam Jcnes IL chief do not
rtLsAtion.n
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Alr,Sr, Fsbsnsry 1, 1850.
.ftef ne Csyi OIL Tniian .foir, .9at Progr,fsiys
nd Pc. Pree,ssson- Conr,issisnsr II Emigration.
The Assembly Chamber s;nl continues 10 W the
hestre Of ultra abolition debates among the members,
and vas last right occupied (by vote q the Hous)
By the noted eosdju,or Of wiiisn Lloyd GHris'o,.
ABBY Kelly n Co C. c. Burlesh- who appeared with
beard like the unborn Samson. srtsoaing almost .
loot below bis chin aud hair foot and hsfin length.
lie cane 20 the Capitol In company With some dotsn
negroes Who seemed quite slsed With the distinctiop
given them By the opening q the Chamber TO the sg
tstion q the doctrines 81 smagamston I'D disuni
Sir Butlegeh advocated the viess % Garrison IN
their fullest extent aud declared n. felt under ob-
cation t. support the glorious union 81 opprss-ors
spd robttrs He ranked thoee who ala not OF to
JOIN IN the med crusade sssinst ssvencders sitb bsr
bsrous Alrsrinss sba savage, tpt~rardlpg HE ha-
fsrgue with Tdculs % all l.ssision for the non
tension % slavery and slave territory Wills D.
strike blows ct the root Of the system In the ns
State
This 10 but legitimate fruit Of the fsrc,c.l
n.nts a the abolition resolution makers OF the Lsg,
sture Burlsish; looking on. ss- that the state 81
things was favorable to an entrance upon the plar
and be came forth TO give TO the scenes Of the past
month mining touch.
IL would sesm that those Who have been rackisr
Their mans Tor tie formation ~ resolutions msht no
see the wisdom q keeping clear OF this msistro aud
turn their attention TO the lesitimss business
tfce And the fact is the Wigs locofocos .ho
capital out Of this agitation beginning 10 feel that
" borrowed capital, and pay Day must come.
And a. thre~d man remarked to day, the interest
amounts to s-more than the capital
The Governor feels somsvhst s-krardly, imagine.
Of the rapid strides vhich taken BY hs party toward
the verge Of sb.urdify dating their starring point 20
III. message recomm.ndstious
lotofooo member q the Senate limited at dinner
10 day, that an appointment would probably soon be
made for Commissioner % Emig cation in Nee Yerk
and he predicted Mr. Derslin would be the As
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-02-03
Our Baltimore Correspondence.

pAItihoht feotoesy q lSoO.
Extraordinary W,afher-Sorm at TIE Custom House Re-
morals and C,ufGiisenfs- Broke Jail
So far, we have bad most extraordinary winter In
this region Of country and the ice merchants in
anticipation Of very short crop For the past three
days the Thermometer Ia: been in quite . spring like
potion and ifit should continue ten days longer the
trees will be In bloom.
There was quite storm Of our Custom House yester-
day, being representation, a ANAL scale, of tss
New York blowup. II vas payday and money
forthcoming; bes.des which they received intimAton
that about opethird Of their plumber 20 receive
their cards of dismissal aud that the balance were TO
be put on "thort commons" The boa;men 1t IL said,
20 be reduced to 81 cents diem and the wager
Of inspectors reduced from - per dien So 81 Many
81 these srent ELK months In oae seeking before
they got hou,sd and nov are hardly warm ia tseir
places before their salaries reduced 20 stArva-
ton poiptn The fact that this reduction made
by a wbig Congress, causes much susshipg Of teeth
Four conviets one ~ them named Herman, Just gen.
fenced 10 about fifteen years imprisonment for
isrsitng attempted on Tbursdsy night TO break out
OF They had been placed In the fourth
story Of the hospital until their cells prepared and
made plsa To br.ak hole through the vail .. sight.
and by making ropes Of their he'd clothes iato
the yara a the fems. side 81 the wall where strict
watch Is not kept and the chances ~ making their
escsre the wall One OF the party hoseves told
the Warden 81 the scheme. ard q catch vas kept on
them AFTER they had made the hole through the wall
they we're arrested and put IN irons.
The Senate 81 Nsryapd. yesterday. passed th- bin
from the lou,,, Increasing the Gov,fnO salsry fon
s2Cco 90 f8,toO.
The bill providing for free trade IN slaves has ret
been acted upon In the Senate and the feeling expressed
In the state . 80 unanimously sgsns. g. u will
dOubtedly be d.f-sted. There IL no doubt tbs, the
resolution adopted By the Legislature. plating
dissolution 81 the nion 10 equally opposed 10 the
q nine t.nths ~ the people aud the moment that
actit tskss place under ". they wtl had hornets
nest shout their ears a at they did not look for
Three indians from the south vest. dressed in th.r
pstIve eestups. and mounted on their Wild ponies,
passed yotGh city ysetffdsy. their
fhilss.lphis.
AHrsssd yestsris,s steel sAiesioO United sa,es
&C. lst7 i2i shares rsr mere aud rant.rs Rant y;
80 90 Chesapeake Bsnh 2fks do Trsptus Bsnk ioA n
10. Bslu Ind Ohio Ealifosd t. 10 40. d. ON do.
DO. ttine 81 ~ Do. Do, AL.
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WASHINGTON, Feb. /, 1850

The PrestdeTns ISree, &c.
The Presidents House, in the East Room, presented
brilliant spectacle to.n night. There were few
Of the gold laced diplomats In court costume, pre-
sent New Years Day; crowds Of military and
naval neophytes Hourishipg In their unscsthed uni
forms display Of the cabinet drawn up around the
President In cabinet councils bat there In the clip
teal saoor, rendered usrious from the description
Of its royal spendors under Martin Van Buren,, the
dspper little bsrnburner Of Undertook, by the late
MIR. Ogle. Of Pennsylvania, There stood Old Zack,
and little In the stood Col Bliss and wife the
fsvorie daughter Betty Of old Buena Vista receiving
their rien with the usual remarks upon the weather
In the East Room, which Is also matter OF history
fr, m the account Of Its imperial decorations under
John Quincy Adams, IS written by Col Benton at the
time-thsre assembled q really elegant convoca-
ton. from the whole Union. The fair haired. blue
eyed daughter OF New England the
Il the sturdy bursomasterso OF New Amstherdsm the
robust dsmt. from the ttAwsrt German stock Of the
JuDss the spen did belle of the fret families OF Vr-
gipinm and the luxuriant aud oriental beauty from
the sugar plantations OF Lousians, there. The
taob 81 the two houses of Congress large
and many OF the members hal their families with
them. The night hne there grand ball TO
draw 81 the stars q our winters socisty-and the
levse the most brilliant Of the Old Pack
In fine spirits, and, as usual, overlooking with
cheerful and ready conversation.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-02-03

water Cure Estsbltshment Tor Sales-A
splsr did establishment consisting Of number Of
buildings fted ont for the purpose of forty
Patients With all the outhouses is ohsred for
sale contains about forty OF very hne land under
high ttste Fl cultivation also beautiful
of
under treatment 1t situated within fe miles Of Of
spuleLt cities tie Atlantic in highly pictu
iesque and romantic lsiglborheed feinrg in eminent
dgrse airy delightful residence Persons wishing
enpete for the purchase OF such excellent
will please to address watr Cure Establishment with
real name, to be left at the Herald office.
Wonderful Improve -Phalon's MA
gle Hair Dye color the hair whisktrs the moment II
applied without injury the ha< in 1t be washed
without disturbing the color and has no tsd
odor. IL 10 applied, sold PaALONe, 1877 Broadway
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-02-03

THr CRrrx Tspnrs.-Bsnj Marshall. L. Mcintosh.
q w Sfcdhsm and David burnett. delegates from the
Cresk Nation vest 81 the Assissppi arrived In tovn
yesterday on their wsy to Washington The object Of
this visit 10 to close up the unstted business existing
beese.l their people srd the United States govern.
nert. tdsard Harniet Of Montsom.rv. ~ho he's
spspt the past ave months among the Indians came
In csmIsny With the delegates. He speaks In glowing
terms Of the rapid progress Of the Creeks In the pur
quits Ct civilized life The chase has been given
entirely. and the whole nation IL devoted TO the
p sctu Tursuts OF serio uture Many OF the In dams
have large ard commodious dwellings. broad farms In
high state Of cultivation numerous herds OF cattle
az. Educstiep also receives due sbare 81 attention
The state Of public morals would assured put
60 sbsme many communities q the pale faces ~ The
use OF Intoxicating drink 10 almos unknown the intro
ductiop 81 II into the nation being strictly proh bted
Noodle ella Herald Jan ~.
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srow sronM rHs Essr.-At sprir gheld, VT. the
nov fell on Monday night and Tuesday. to the depth
81 fourteen inches and at Concord and Manchester "
H. TO the depth Of twelve inches A high wind
oenrsnytng the NOV u srfted very much fliipg up
TIE ralrosd track end impeding the progress of the
trains Tor many hours On Tuesday night. az We learn
nom The Portland unpi,e, the train from Boston
delayed by crow and Ice on the track, that though
two engines we're on IT, u about o'clock when
they reached kernebunk Half mil. or more east Of
that station, the foremost engine thrown from the
track but lay 80 near IL that the train could pass
The passengers fpent the night In tine
Ing the train from Portland came out With . spsv
plough and cleared the track but 10 OF upt one
O'Clock the engine got the track and owed cut
Of the way, o. 80 10 sllov the train to Salem
(Moss) Register, jan IS.
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sosp the only srtieie in the world which will render the
tls tcautifully white clear and transparent the
roughly elesp,s from pin pl.s to,ehss tar feekle
IN the shin, kc Warranted, or pay taken Found
only DR.. Tex Coursuds Depot o Waller street hrst
frsm frot s) Brosdvsy bates Jordan, I'D wash
ington street. Boston; Caldwell. New Bedford, &c.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-02-03
WJIrEIs Toyou, HARRY cLAy.--THEFRIESD
I,hScy n.IL COSTUMES pogIsos AND MASKS
pFW BOOKS, sc.

UIURRAH TOR ST VALENTINES DAYi-TnE AD-
n'.rs 81 ehsste, roeiiea ornamental ADD classical
love ttters for the ttTfoathbs anniVsary % 81 Va
tines Day respectfully ineifed 20 call Win their fe
ladies gentlemen the most fpi ndd ana
supply 81 Valentines ttat refined taste unrvted ski
snd w.saHped outsy fpd enterpre could po.ehy pro.
cuce for the ofcstch of the public IL wosld be deemed
tiey fuTefu0us ssy I'd 10 TIE whole county
81 lover End traders who ali inter he fnmei Va
fsrnis' err, FISHES n BROTHERS.
q ~ ~
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-02-03

.fthe Nile Pssersma Of the Nile Hall Chinese Buldns
SO Broadway We notice that at this M. @. Gideon
his third Sunday eyesirg lecture tonight, az
ocloek subject The Cuhit MEASURE Of the Bible and the
Esyrtana" Curious light will be ohrovn the eubit
measures Of Neeh, Motes. Solomon, Erskiel. Ae.
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AmUsEm ENTS.

QowEkY TnEATRE-soNDAY EVENING. FEB 4,
Able pass s.is Jordan
Arnold; Afb Gsbriel Er MaeDOhald; Jacques Renpepo3
NJ Dfsss' Simon S Sss bsn h Hs sas
, si TIE hfH sraf 'S 81
Ertoisiy. M Gni,rt Idrldo, Mr. Jordani Forbipi Mr.
csnalss Mr. WINS A"S s Hs M cnr
tine, srs. Herbert Doors win onen .. half past g.
CHA NFRAus NATIONAL .rBrArRs-voxDAY
Win
sss hsS f.s n 'f ra sisa R as
Eeit, M Rga,lr napts.s Mr. Jsa,rsODi Naiad 9ueen.
70 ' s;seass with the i.,es q be sHsE
Mr. seymour timcn slow MI JEFFERSON ssy, Mrs suther'
sso Marian Mis- LOeher Doors open At performance to
ls s ssS.g;
MMqpis De FrYnsrse MI Bland; hor,snss Dc Ber;ssSd
W. 81 s y s 'sG r ra.
Nj psvs Viz Nsis,Sp To
NJ ra@er s M MARX
cents; Pit, l21s cents. Doors open att o'clock.
RARNUN's AMERICAN MUsIUM-P. T: BARNuM
ID Nsnteer and PrOprieerJ Greenwood J, Assist
w. na 1aa
Ied eseh day The hsrtins,t Family who stand in the
deaaous tricks are unriys.d Louis Essler Ias talented
saTsen CLARK and sssins. san1ee. Pentisnd i
sns n nn' Of LIVING s1
Isn,s nam%o,h Crocodile Msx Scripture ssatuary a.
under ten years l23a cents
RARNUEs MUSEUM, PHILADELPBIA-oPEN ALL
ID CAV and evening Fresh Novelties Mahogany Tsay,
E opss
the ssiS sa;
%ss M iIs,iSs
for IL M 5 n sna will
laIfes, 1Iiologues Comedies Buretta Ballads Dances.
saDs esows 500 pe~ neatly cushioDsd seats have been
hi dss1 g. ss
ERANKLIN THEATRE, Is CHATHAM SQUARE,
Every sxfn,s until farther sHss s the Sssn. and
BAND = H. w:.is The, viii a:ssa
8
seat. et. BOXES Is et. Pit is cts: friSas: boxes 81
urs.y every and
vTHTATRIcAL NoTIcE.-LADIEs AND GENTLEMEN
who are DESTROYS Of entering the theatrical profession
stage business. tssshet win the privilege Of once
RI. RsinIov. q Beekman street.
...~.~.o>>.>>o..,s WANIs: ,..>>,.,.>>..
WANTED-A SITUATION. IN A WHOLESALE GRO
man Who ;pent one the
houses Dublin Ireland The best Of city reference ayen
Aedressf 5, hersld office
WANTED-A SITUATION. As CLERK. BY AN
w active German who is we'll acquaint q with
the grocery trade writes good hand quick aud
in and calculated to make himself generally useful.
Address q T., once OF this paper.
VUAETED-A FIRST RATE CUTTER IN A TAILOR
ing establishment Address box 207f Lower post
Refert noes required.
VVANrED-Two CHILDREN TO BOARD. FROM TO
w old. where the beat will be they
children Of their Apply at No. COS Broad
week.
A PERSON DESTROYS OF GOING TO CALIFORNIA
"A BY The Cherokee on the 18th inst ~ give con dera-
Though ticket that date Apply to John Mcleod No.
York street Jersey City.
A YOUNG LADY. HAVING JUST ARRIVED FROM
IA Germany who understands the French language per-
fecIy place in respectable family being able
direct the education Of children, we'll
Inquire at the once Of the Stats Zeitspg No Frankfort
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No aI Brosvay should te visited ;, oil Who wish obtain
the ~ srec, ~ the Daguerrean 40 being
tstshed fact "a fumbes Pictures Superior 70 any
others made.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-02-03

Ersdy's National Collection OF Dsgwerrso-
tyres M Broadway corner 81 Fulton ssrsn
ss athens respectfully invited 10 call and sssnins
he a, neps.
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(UPIbs OWN vALENTINBs-TROh ONE PENNY
" t.eh- The srr sic Collection exhibtsd
w The Tilted Sftes ard offered Tor rrces
al true lottrt, no natter hos desperate be their
ono ~ Tvfs. Publisher
Trvsicres. Lace Paper Motto af.r, vsiestne Wr.rs
and all the ntcestsry hxnss for sale at low prices
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GRAVE RonsrsG AT CLARKsoS, N. we are indebted
to gentleman from Carkson in this county, for
Of the particulars in relation TO most atrocious Of
villsLy psrpetrsted In that town Thursday night
lsst IL sppesrs that the body of young man. the
q respectable citizen of that Inferred
in the grave yard near Redmonds Corners on Thurs
dsy morning and the night following was taken
from the grave by villains who yet remain to be
Identified The first intimation received Of the out
rage was the discovery body, Friday morning,
lying fence back of Of the tsverns Rich
Coiners The head and feet Of the corpse we're
tied together In such . to enable the plum
dersrs Of the grave to carry II pole The earth had
been dug from end OF the grave at the head Of the
coffin; the LID opened and the body drawn forth BY
rope which found tied about his IL 10
from evidence that has since been developed
the robbers frightened by the barking Of some
dogs and fed leaving the body in the situation II
found As might be expected our informant states
that the greatest excitement mediaely followed the
dcevery and the father Of the deceafed became
frsntc. Suspicion not long In fastening itself
upon somebody; and . magistrate immediately issued
the spprehs nsion Of student Of Dr. Leon
ard OF Clarkson, and man employed IS bar keeper at
Of the taverps. The name Of the student We un-
derstand IL Keith; that Of the bar ke~ per did not
learn The former succeeded In obtaining bail the
ter did NOT and retained in custody What parti
cuar evidence came TO light the examination. which
was progressipg saturday We have yet learned
Rochester (N. ~ .7dtohssr, Jan. 81.
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GOLD pUsT-vANrrD TO BUY.
hisL,it rates win tstsay D. n WEBSTER
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BA LIS.


rUNnE ANNUAL COMPLIMENTARY BALL TENDERED
80 Mr. Psrser BY lie pupils viii take place Al the Apollo
Rooms on Friday tvsrnE February 100 hitch
ficb s the and ssbonsble will he tnrodutd
ninsrgst vhith are the Polish hst1urka and the Poks
ouacrilef. Tickets dollar. BE had the North
suefiesn Hotel a Bowery aud Dayard street;
tie door, en- tie tveIins o. the bali. -
JOHN DOYLE. Secretary.
NUIrkHSTOIOU, HAIRY CLAy.--THE FRIENDS
II - tie immortal Harry Of The West" are mattng
etaraort 20 honor the % their fsvore
w trafd Bail on II Chinese Assembly
kctus, tie 9Th cf March. The pledge
then elyts that will be- w verify Of the
snd uiisd patriot vhste servise
destined 70 fotor joan d. FRlNk, Secretary.
Ter mi particulars see daily rsrsrs.
NANCY BALL COSTUMES DOgINOs AND MASKS
IT Ter itdies, geittmen and chldren.-BOOru 4 90 re-
specially that they prepared with Sell ndid
the shove articles 40 the old established
tune wsIehouse Prfce street near Mr. Nibos sal ,on
Costumes reserved exclusiveiy for trisate parties.
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EoR CALIFORNIA, VIA TnE STRAITS or nAGEL-
~ Ian nrs Isnana-1 superior steamship COLUMBUS,
tfTt D. leek VIII sell shove, II ursday the Ith 81
fetfuar). The modsous for passengers % the
beet dsscriron AZ only hunted runher VII Ne tstsn,
spJca should be msds early small gusntity Of feisht
esb sio be tshen. To secure Isist appiy 20
~. RORERTS. ms West stre y.
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EOR CALTrORN "A cEsTIEMAN HAS A
thfsueh 'r the steamer 81 the TN February the
IhadeTlta std 10 dssirous Of escharess ~ for similar
uett 10 the hrotse sailing 18Th fehrusry Apply 20
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EoR ANTwErP.-1rE FAST SAILING sHIP Mapr-
a., ir h,, Ssr hsv,s sr,ss q her cargo
ry tetukklktBAMs osBORNn, los Water stree. "a,
70 BOIL BINSkHN, ~ Wall street ~
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AHlPPlA0.

THE UNITED STATES NAIL STEAMSHIP COMPANY
Notice is hereby given to the stockholders Of this Com
Iany. that election will BE- held at the oee Of hess
brown Brothers Co, No. 90 Wall street. In this city
the l2h day Of February between the hours OF IL M
NJ for the purpose Of choosing Directors 81 their Com
Jsny for year thereafter The subscriptions the
81 the above company beirg completed the books will
remain open at the Above place, tin the l2th inst.
JAMES BROWN,
D.. X. COLLINS,
sriWART Known. Trustees.
ELISHA RIGGS
w, WEIMORE.
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EcR CHRONOLOGICAL PACKET LINZ
Fepht snd passengers for San Francisco can be taken
In frat vessels the lowest rates applics
". n ID. rOWEER - West, cor. o. Albany "a
An clipper tsiit Canton ship ~il be dispatched In
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-02-03

I CUNTS CO.'S CALIFORNIA EkfREss-PacKAGEs
and freight steamers New OIlsans ana srmre CITY,
February 7b vii " received a. our ec Until the DAY Of
sailing ard forrarces osan francsco ehsrxe special
messssrcr Jfce - Brradvsv corner Wall street,
hIBEar WELLS Actins Manager
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-02-03

VTHIATRlCAL NoTIcE.-LADIEs AND GENTLEMEN
who DESTROYS of entering the theatrical profession,
can have sdvanaae OF regular
stage business together with the privilege Of performing
week upon public stage by addressing line
X. j., Rsinbov, u Beekman street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-02-03
ITALIAN OPKRA. ASTON PLACE, BELOW EI0nTH
GRAND fEsTIvAL-A GRAND MUSICAL FESTIVAL

such as has been rarely sauaed, and exceeded in
this city, will be given the Tabernacle Thursday the
18th init which viii brace tho following popular talent
attached TO the Italian Opera of this cysignorn
B.rtueca Perrin Pstt Sgnora Ross Cors Signors Fort
RsrsyeDtano Gnid sanqureo, Noyel Rss.i-Corsi Alec
full Orcbestrs and Cforuf under the direction Mar
rezeb E OF the Italian Opera together with other
which full d0as will he published hereafter being for
the joint benefit OF the Hebrew and Gernsp Hebrew Bene
lent s, oiets this city Tickets One Dollar to be had at
all the music stores and at the door, the evening the
con
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1850-05-24

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psy@sns q ~ ssbscsipdon y made I. advance.
b'.s.n sshscbsn Onward noasy by posss
On which viii - paid " ~ BY ourselves N
$50 usnsmnsion.
TIE COUNTRY PAPER i psblsAs1 utwesky during hs ..
soas ~ oonUess' snd ssmi-wssky during he
sssssnpuon ms period lees than yssr viii Be rssvsd
srs psoposuoasd 70 shs annual suiss. a
WfoshAsfEks are authorised agents and, BY
sending RVS DAILY sahscbs win ESQ enclosed OF rvs
Subscribers with rs OF RVS WEEKLY
sshssbeIs with 90 enclosed, win be copy
edition hey fusnish subseslIss los syssts.