The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-07-21


meedns for the reception Of cFen. r 2 Smith
AZ a lneetiiig, held Oh AEeduesdaysof the JOINT
Cofbmiitee for the reception Of Cen 4 r: ssAll
IS ootfon. A d. Crossnan was called 70 the easlf,
ma j 4. Fabre appointed Secretary on motion,
die following Standing Committees we're appolles't'
com,.atee j, ReceDtioa-SIessrs. j. 8. Tabre g Allen
Il. Renshaw and J. solomon, sn,gi Il stockton
and ' T Bianqas
MIR. Samuel ]. Peters was appointed 70 reqs'ss1
MIR. Randel Hunt to deliver an address 70 Sen,
smith. on motion, A. d. crossman was invited
tohave the Necessary salutes fred the thfse 4i7
inequalities. On notion the President was request
ed to invite Gen. John I. Lewis and the military
generally to join IN the reception, Of Cen s'Iillil'
ON motion. the following Committees were ap-
pointed:
Montanye j. solomon and O. Allen; 4 1-;.a.l =
Committee 81 hritattoa-l. n. Marks, 2 GiqHel' =
Surgi and j. Solomon
The meeting then adjourned
4 Two VETERANS GoNE. = The Baltimore Sun Of
tbe 18th announces the death Of two Of the yete-
ram defenders of that CITY Godfrey Meyer died on
the 18th. was a much respected citizen, ana
had been a member of the City Council. bH
brother, Andrew Meyer, died short time ago az
Canton, Ohio, aged "a years.
rs The Presbyterian Assembly Ct Texas have
appointed Friday, before the third Sabbath n
August next, as day of public fasting, hlirilia
ton, and prayer
METHoplsr EPISCOPAL CHuRcH, SoUTH.- The
venerable Bishop Soule, long faithful isoorer -
and an ornament of the Methodist Episcopal
Church and now under the plan OF separation,
Bishop Of The Southern section OF that denomna-
ton, has bv the advice of the Commissioners ana
others representing the Southern Chufch % inc
late General Conference of the Northern, convened
a meeting of the Bishops, Commissioners and APP
pointed of the South, at Louisville, on the 5th OF
September, for consultation upon the proceedings
Of the Northern General Conference.-The J.. CON.
~ Samuel Fox and John Golden have been
held to bail, in Cincinnati, in the sum Of $1,000
each, to appear and answer to the charge of the
murder of Payne.
WnALERs LosT.-Reoent news from China re-
ports the loss of seventeen American whalers in the
Pacific, by a typhoon of extraordinary severity.
| DRowNE5.-W While the NJ. b. Hamer was in the
canal Yesterday a party Of German passengers who
Were on board got into the wafer TO wash thrIn-
! selves, when one OF their number, Gottlred iteh,
was taken with cramp, it was supposed, and, be-
fore his companions could rescue him, was drowned.
! The body was recovered, y-LowiS01e Cour1@f, lZh.
! -s%s---
Presents for Wives, Sisters and sweetnearts
a We beg to call friends returning from
Mexico and travellers generally the following list Of FANCY
ARTICLES ordered and selected expressly with reference %
PRESENTS.
FANs-Of Pearl, Ivory, Feather, Paper, Silk, &C.
CARD CASES Pearl, Shell, Silver, &c.
! RETCULES- SILK and Velvet, elegant patterns
/ PURSES A fine assortment, styles.
/ DEsES-Ebuly, Rosewood Papier Aachc, sc,
| WORK BOXEs-Ebony, Rosewood Pupier Mache &c,
DRESSING CASES Ebony, Rosewoui Papier Msctei &c
! PORTFOLIOS Leather Velyet and Paper Mache,
| ACCoRDEoNs- French, double frame
/ MUSIC BOXES-Shdifand Tin Cases.
BOUQUET HOLDERS "a pretty ussortment.
GOLD PENS the first makers, Gold and Silver Cases
| PARASOLs-Last styles.
! JEWEL BOXES Ebony, Rosewood and PAPER da5he
! CHESS A-EN-Chnese, English and German.
RTE-MONNAIES- and SILVER enaueled and au the
! ODEUR BOXES-From six bottles. tbeSs styles
PAPETERIEs- OF Ebony Rosewood, Paper &c,
R-N5 in store our usual stock fine LINEN and COTTON
SHIRTS, Gloves suspsnder, MONEY BELTS stocks Crayata
Canes, UmDre. has, God Pens, &c &c,
| GUINNESS g. BUSH,
Dealers in Toilet, Fancy and Gents Eqnls1inr G9ods
msrslieni in tie GRAEFlNBEBG sARsAPARlLLA COM
POUND probably superior Surapufta itself roes sr tosi
OF Charleston, speaks follows s See Bulletin No q %
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