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The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-11-24

The schr Desdemona reports the brig Cambria arrived at
Kingston Ja on the 10Th inst. from Baltimore.
Steamboat John Hancock left Louisville tire 18th inst
Reports feet in the Canal and rising slowly.
Towboat Diana owed down and to sea the 18th inst,
ships Espindola and Indiana, bark Cephalide.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-11-24

ASSAULT AND BATTERY.-Dane Briggs, accused Of an
assault and battery on Ann Gallagher the 10th inst
yesterday sent before the First District Court by Recorder
Ge1Ois
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ADJUSTMENTS.
z . N---a
AME RICAM TILE ArRn

Last Night Of Mr.. GEO. JAafIsONs present en.aa,egt
TTlHIs EVENING Friday, NoE u % ihe periafiasse vii
j. with Sakspearefs Comedy Of MUCH ABOUT
NOTHING Beneiick Mr. Jaiasen; Dogbeny, Bir. Spear,
Don Pedro, hF Charles Den Ja1n, Mr. Keller Count Clauio,
Kingsley; dseonao Mr. Griersoi Antonio Ma. Rviar
Friar, Blr. DAVIS Yerges, Nj Greene Beatrice Mrs G. fe
Hero Mrs Johnsoi Ursula Mr. Bowers kirgaret, MissJ La
Forest HIGHLAND FLING by Miss J. L. Forest "
CLOG JIG, BY Mr.. Ihonps1 To conclude with he lauah
able Vaudeville Of THE ALPINE MAID-Walter, Mr.. Gfo
veuor Swg, NJ. Spear BlrgomaseI Mr. Griersou; Dalae
Glib, Mrs. Rowe; Rcseta Miss Z. Peien WHICH chasueer
viii sng No Home ike my When those weoy
near, ana Finale, whh Ma Grosvenor With his bride by
his sl1e."
70 ro-morov' Saturday,, BENEFIT Of Mr. GEO JAMESON
Richard Third Mr. Geo. JarnsoHi Grandfather Whitehead
Mr. Jamison.
~ THE SOANAMBULA viii shortly he produced with entirely
Scenery, and all the original MuscElvlno Mr. Malyers
Count Rodopho, Mr.. BrougI; Amina, Miss Z. Brienl.
f The Police Department the Mr.. s. L. Beelmal
e Circle cents PaTquete Second and
Third Tiers, cents Cooed Boxes cents, Gallery, Is
- Private Boxes and Seats may secured the BozOee be-
he hours Of 10 A. NJ and p NJ by applying 10 Geo.
Stanley, Treasurer.
s- open quarter Il Performance viii
at a quarter past precisely. n2I
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Nh. L. s. HOUGHTON. Of Vicksbufg. and Ma. R. W.
WORTHINGT0N, OF Rodney, are duly authorized agents
to receive subscriptions and receipt for all moneys account
Of the - CRESCENT"
~ Mrs. c. E. da PoNTE, would respectfully
inform those persons who DESTROYS Of learning either
DRAWING or PAINTING. that she is prepared to give
private Lessons to Young Ladies in either those beautiful
Accomplishments upon The most reasonable Apply
at this Office. apl2
e v. 3. Palmer is Agent for the Cities of Phila
dolphin, NewYolk Boston anu Baltimore.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-11-24

t@ COMMITTED RoBBERY.-Louisa Feney the colored
goman who robbed Jas MeVee of his watch nights
M nee in the house Of Emilia Moss at the of Rampant
pnd st. Louis Streets yesterday committed for trial be-
oTe the FIRST Dstct court Dy Recorder Gen0 Inc Two
@ who beat McVee in the house at the tme and wounded
Ae- him with a knife, have been arrested.
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RAFFLE. RATTLE.

FT1UE fast pacing H0BSE- BELL RINGER-wi.
i Wagon. Harness, Saddle, ETC., will be Ratified 81
nj at Walter Gray's Commercial Exchange, St. SStyA
Charles street. corner of PerddO For particulars.
inquire Bar Kings Stable, GTavier street A
few Chances unsold All interested viii please be
the time. n2S3t
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-11-24

D1sMIssED-The charge of harborng a runaway slave,
against Antonio Steptoe has been dismissed by Recorder
Bald win, no one appearing to prosecute
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-11-24
JENNY LIND
Hair Gloss: or. Der SchOn CLAM.
Won JULIUS WHOEHLER,

The distinguished German Chemist and Physiological
WRIGHT co. would respectfully inform their patrons
% and the public generally that they have Just received
quantity of the above article which is having sneh an i'm
in Europe and which within the present year has
been introduced into New ork and the principal Northern
cities with unparalleled success
This remarkable compound was discovered by JuIIUs
WHEELER s'iBguished chemist Psychologist and
physician while investigating the and treatment of
diseases Of the scalp He observed while employing some OF
its constituents that the hair which in breaks Off
at egua distances and becomes remarkably dry became
luxuranty soft and glossy having the appearance OF beau
tul polished surface and had changed TO the richest hue
There effects also observed TO be greatly augmented BY
Farther Investigation resulted in lh5 celebrated Compound
In Germany was known Der Sch0n CLAM hut sub
sequenty received s present disng uished tile Vienna
on being presented to Jenny Lind by Of her adFss
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IMPORTANT LAW BOOKS.
AND BUSINESS MEN IN


TT'O, MERCHANTS AND BUSINESS MEN IN
THE IA Law " 81 DEBTOR AND CREDITOR in every
A DIGEST OF THE DECISIONS Of the Supreme Court
Of th9 unsd states iE9I is organization to the pre-
A COMPENDIUM OF MERCANTILE, Law. by the
late John Williams Smith, greatly enlarged from me
third and last English edition, BY James ?. Hocombe
sE 3I T Of IEAbSG GASES UPoN COM
MERGlA Law decided By 9s sgPems b EoI James e
P. Hoeombe, author of Introduction to Equity Juris-
prudence, Editor Of Smiths Mercantile Law, etc.
WARRENIs LAW STUDIES, (AppletOn's new and
GRE aSfRas1 LOUISIANA CODE OF PRACTICE
GRE En- fats DIGEST of Louisiana Laws.
MARiffiS's CONDENSED REPORTS Of the Supreme
LOUISIANA REPORTS, complete in 10 voIumes-very
BENJAMIN. AND sLIDEI.L's DIGEST, enlarged
DESLlX,S DIGEST, (being continuation OF benJemlh
DEsTIX's Louisiana Supreme Count General Index
DALLAMIIs DIGEST Of the laws Of Texas
Mo5iRsEaEAB's PRACTICE in Civil Actions, etc,
HOMAN's UNITED STATES NAVAL Laws.
For sais at the New Orleans Statonsrssp ,Ware5ouse
TAPESTRY B 6RIgRSFzFINa AND VELVET
VETE are receiving large assortment of the above superb
BRUssAfs 8Pys. Ingians in great variety of qualities
and patterns. Venetians, for halls and stairs Figured
WINDOW SHADES. HAIR CLO1 lis, I'm Is TO 80 inch;
TABLE and PIANO COVERS of varous qualities
MATTINGS and FLOOR OIL CLOTH, I'm 10 "A feet
wide, beautiful patterns, Of vanons qualities and
well seasoned all OF which offer at the lowest
market prices, at wholesale or retail.
go sm a. BRoUssEAU & co.. q oharrss St
SLAVE DEPOT.
J. BUDDY.
ETS Slave Yard and Boarding-House, 15o Gravier
street, second door from Carondelet.
HOUSE SERVANTS and FIELD HANDS for sale
Il al all times Slaves viii be received on board or sold
favorable terms. The building large, threestoy brick
house, and very cOmwodous Slave Depot Particular
attention will be paid the health and cleanliness Of all
slaves placed in his Yard. n44
BOOTS, SHOES, HATS AND GAPS.
-eEaR 1900 CASES 10 store, and now landing from ship
8 Maid Of Orleans, Clifton and Dalma- ~ -
K&N TIA, comprising general ASSORTMENT -
2S- Of goods in the above line, for saee49 -
low By ISL til FROST co. 10 MazazIne St
wsRz BOOTS, SHOES, HATS and GAPS.
& Now landing from ships Dxenbndge. Fs.
KWV Manchester. Diana, Peter Marcy and bark 80
Nses- Genesee A splendid assert nent OF the S5SA
old # FROST q CO. 10 Iagazine s.
BOOTS, SHOES. AND ERoGANs.
SlNE CASES landing from ships Hockai ana r sff
= I'd Hercuean, for sale BY, = uopps 4
n23gt u Customheuss street. 80.
nENWAN7S ROsENDALE CEMENT = Landing
III j from RaTk Lowell, for sale by
0H JOHN STROUD x CO., l4e Common ST.
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oez- Two coloped children in Philadelphia, being
locked up by their mother, were horribly burned
during her absence. The eldest was playing with
matches, and set fire to the bed where the youngest
was. Both have died of their injuries.
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MILLINERY AND FANCY GOODS.

NEW GOODS.
MADAM BANISTER would announce to the ladies
ltl that sbeis receiving her FALL STOCK, q
per ships Windsor Castle and Jacques Lafte from "a
sNesa Havre consisting Of rich assortment Of
eNS4yt1 Paris BONNETS and CApOTrES, SszSJaN
SSs with variety Of Nantles, Mantilas Vses, Sears
1S@ Shawls, etc. Also an elegant collection Of Fans
PaasOs Gloves Cosets and other French Goods. cOmprs
Ing Emboidees and Baces Ladies' and Chdren's Robes
Capes, Collars Chenizettes and Sleeves
nj I'm NO. 90 ROYAL STREET.
MRS, INGRAM,
a FASHIONABLE MILEINER, q
~ Tuscan and Strap Hat Manufacturer. {sFIse
As~sA No. 172 Camp street, New Orleans. ksS~
s=@sN Tuscan, Straw, and Geapolitan Hats -
cleaned and altered in superior style. mlla0 ly
~ County orders will be punetually attended to-
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-11-24

RAuROAD CARs.-Anthony Hardness has built
at his foundry, in Cincinnati, during the past two
years, fifteen railroad locomotives, at aggregate
cost Of $4,000. He has two more in process of
building.
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INTENDING TO KILL-Patdck Cronan. charged by VIM.
~ yrnes with going into his (Byme3's) cOfeehouse An
;t nenciaOn Wednesday night and striking him
- In dirk knife Intending to kill yesterday examined
fore Recorder Baldwin The evidence clear against
l accused and shown that the flight of Byme and
lie interference Of the byanders only saves him from the
ecution Of the Of Cronan He was required to
i've $1,000 bail appear before the First District Court
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-11-24

SPoUTs-During the last twelve days the copper
pouts TO conduct from the roof to the street. have
been stolen om upwards Of twenty stores in the Second
Municipality They generally dfjointed by the thieves
bout high up the second story of the building One of
tese spouts found yesterday by Waterman, concealed
81 a lumber yard at the of Lafayette and Foucher
nree The thieves have this game spoiled by builders
4Enp tin instead of conner spOuts,
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-11-24

Mhs. MCOLUSNEY,
FASHION.a BE .HILLENER IND
DRESS-hfAKER. kgFA
W Corner Circus and GTdUler streets, N. O. v,Sg1
&ITUsCANS, LEGHoRNs, PANANIAs. ~
and STRAWS, Cleaned Dyed and altered to the present
fashion.
N B-The above win be executed in the most FASH
IONABLE STYLE, and on the most REASONABLE
OF 6m
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oRLEAMs THEATRE.

CtATURDAY EVENING Nov Is, I8i5-Win be presented, for
- the second time his season. the celebrated Grand Opera m
PRUs-Perionners: Mess Duue, and Corad, and Madame
Fieury-Joy
esy- Performance commence at hafp O'Clock.
T Book The Queen Of Cypmss for sale at the Box
- Office. Price, 25 cents. MA
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-11-24

A VEGETABLE MONSTER. - Mr.. Amos Lefever
sends us a description of a monster beet grown on
his premises this season. as follows Circumference
49, inches, length Is inches, weight 17s pounds;
This is the largest beet we have ever heard of and
it it is doubtful whether larger one can be pro-
dueed.- Gettysburg Pa Compiler
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Passengers
sPLENpIp ILLuMTNATRp GIFT-BooK

Per sehsoaer DesdemoRa from Kingston, Jd-Iieut
Loeser. U. S. A.: MessTs. ID. Garter: a. MenaId.
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HEMP. - Maysuille, Ky.) NoU. The Eagle
says: " We hear Of sale of 100 tons Of Hemp,
this morning, baled and delivered, at s. 50per ton
The total amount of the sale is therefore $4,000
This would seem TO indicate want of firmness
in the market"
Lerington NoU. II. = Our farmers are still de-
handing Sc for Hemp, but we have heard of no
sales yet at this price. We hear Of some three o.
four crops having been sold this week at s. 62A.
The stock remaining unsoId Is very small
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-11-24

hail, rHE ACCIDENT THE NEw MUNICIPAL HALL.-The
af Joseph whofel from the top of the Hall in the
scond Municipality Wednesday, is not dead Although
gerely wounded By the fall, hopes entertained Of his
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-11-24

MEssRs. SEWER AND BoRLAND.-These gentle
men are candidates for the u. S. Senate in Arkan-
sas, and, although they are both democrats, we re-
gret to see with what bitterness and relentessness
the contest is conducted by their respective friends
We do not think that DR.. Borand has talent enough
to give him very exalted rank in the u. S. Senate
but we believe him to be an amiable and honorable
gentleman of very respectable abilities. Mr.. Sewer
Is ardent and impulsive in his feelings but we be-
leve him to be the very soul of truth and honor,
bold fearless and Independent politician and one of
the most frank, manly, liberal, high-hearted and
chivalrc gentlemen we have ever known. We
feel this little tribute particularly due to Mr. Sewer
from the fact that we published few months ago
brief communication, from the pen Of democrat,
which did him gross injustice.-LonisU1He Journal
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OA6dl6u LGst6IQdYs
Ship York Vandyke, Philadelphia g. J. Meekef
Ship ThOmdke Child. Boston, J. H. AshbEdge
Ship Riaio, Hanson, Boston; l. Il; Gale
Ship Venice, Sage Liverpool, J. H. Ashbrdge
Ship Hannibal FOote. HayTe, w. II. Ofensandt
Ship Wabash, Truman. New FORK, ]. @. Woodruff Il Go
Ship Hermosa Valeciana, (sp.) Rocaful Barcelona,
Bark Bachelor, Page Norfolk and Richmond,
Brig Russian, Veazio, Kingston. ia.
Sehr ST. Mary Chastean Kingston, ia. Jno Alexander
Seh Jane (Br) Butcher. Belize Honduras. BaTe 4 Co
Steamboat Jas. Hewitt, Quarer, Mobile Hyde 0gesby
Arrived Yesterday.
Ship Sir Charles Napier, (}r) Webster, from Liverpool
Both Sept. to masier-3d my.
Bark Isis (sp) Fernandez days from Havana, to master
Bark Maria tBrem) AIuhander days from Hamburg to
Brig Joseph Kee2 IS days from ThOmastOn. Me- to mas
sohr. Desdemona, Stevens from Kingston Ja 10th inst
schr Monterey Appeby days from Mobile, to master
Point.
sehr Josiah Love Hodgen days from Matanzas in bal
last. to masteT-lst my
sTEAHBoATs
Oregon Hiem, FIN Mobile.
Majestic, Klein, I'm Baton Rouge-3l bales cotton.
Knoxville. Harris FIN Lake PIoyIdenee-l4l6 bs cotton.
Cotton Plant Morton, I'm Arkansas River-l57 bs cotton
Gen. Worth Charles, I'm NicksbuTg22l5 bales cotton.
AutOerat, GOsee, I'm Memphls-2IS3 bales cotton.
MaTengo BTenham, fin PnncetOn-ll39 bales cotton,
Uncle SAM Barance. I'm Tunica-9l7 bales cotton.
Grey Eagle, MeDill, FIN Port Hudson.
AIphOnse de LamaTtine, shannon, I'm st Louis.
Chief Justice Marshall. Black, FIN Ptsburg.
New Orleans, nleT, I'm Cincinnati
John Hancock, Hauk. FIN Cincinnati.
South Americ1, Logan I'm Cincinnati
ThOs Jefferson, Scott fm Cincinnati.
ROwena, levitt, FIN st. Louis.
Towboat Alton, CrOwe, fun the Passes.
TowbOat Diana, Fithian FIN the Passes
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81. oHARLEs rHEArRE.

TEEHIS EVENING Friday Nov. "a, 1913 To with
Il THE FARMERS STORY-ln which Mrs. Stuart, MI. Nor
ton, Mr.. Fuller and other ayorites will appear After which,
ADVICE GRATIS-Oddbody, Mr. Chippendale. To con-
eluds with BOX g. COABoz and Cox MessTs Fuller end
Russell.
~ Doors open hapastG and Overture o'clock
~ Tickets and places may be Ind application Mr. j. r
BALY, between the hours Of 10 and O'Clock, every day. ma
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WANTS.

VMANTED-Aste steady man. a sgG MAKER; One
w who brings good reference will get far wages Apply
Ms St. Charles Street. one door above Poydras.
VXTANTED Two or three SLAVE BOYS who are
smart House Servants and NaE Ef kAAPpy at the
mis- St. Charles street one door above Poydras.
yETANTED-A SLAVE WOMAN to cook and wash;
w also SLAVE SOY about II or IA years Of age, to
do light work in private family Apply a The R qss OF
mis- ST. Charles street, one door above POydras.
NTANTED -TWo CIsTERN MAKER : One
Triton Walk, between PhiiiRpa steet
n23 St and New Basin.
CARTS WANTED.
ENIFTEEN to twenty dOnbleteam BOX eNEI
H CARTS will find constant employ $s@
ment Ct good wages, by applying to the ~d5SL
''D,o', s SAMUEL l. FoRGAY, 299 PoydFa5; stiest,
nl0H between st. Paul and GiFOnde streets
VETANTED to travel for the GRAEFEN
w BERG COMPANY in Louisiana and Mississippi
Apply az Southern Depot II St. Charles street ORION
ID EGIsTRY, INTELLIGENCE and GENERAL
N AGENCY OFFICE, ST.. CHARLES street; one door
above PoYDRAs Lnl7l A MARMlON.
HATS AND CAPS.
HATS AND GAPS.
800 DOZEN BLA OK SOFT BUENA VISTA
kEHATS = Now landing from Steamships -
y Ann. AlsozA very large assortment of "a
every other kind Of HATS and Gaps; , ,,,u,,,
n. B.-Also Invoice of GUTTA PERCHA STIFF
FENED MOLESKINS Just in store and for sale cheap,
BY JOHN DURBRIDGE,
MO q CustomhOuse street. mp stairs.
FALL, 1S48---GUTTA PERCHA
NEW STYLE-L.AT TIES Z APPROPRIATENESS
i y received by the Indiana, Manchester and Ale m.
FHA ghany.-I receiving different IN 80
81 voices of the l. A r Els T IMPR Owe ID sAe4
90 GUTTA PERCHA STIFFENED HATS. -
which have given such universal satisfaction wherever they
have been tried viz in New York Boston. Philadelphia
and Baltimore. These Hats up in superior style to
anything offered before in this city call and See
o1O G. D. BUNCE 30 Canal street.
MANUFACTURERS DEPOT FOR THE SALE
OF HATS AND GAPS.
T HAVE on hand present. and constantly receiving
L from my Mandatory a. Newark NJ very 60
r. LARGE ASSORTMENT Of the above 81
81 named goods, COMPRISING every kind from q
~ common Negro Wool Hat up to as fine Moeshin
" and Beaver as be manufactured
e51 As these goods come direct from my Mandatory,
obtain them CHEAPER and. consequently offer them
cheaper than am other kOusein the city
JOHN DURBRIDGE,
o3O en- ed No. % CustomhOuse street, up stars.
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NOTTCE.

NOTICE
~ The public hereby informed that the time Tor me ISSUE q
the "Tk9E DELTA prolonged owing %
the control Of the Association. Due notice viii be given OF m st
publication All persons soliciting patronage requested 70 receive
no money in advance for the present. eniS
eg Strangers in the City, and other persons standing
IN need Of Medical advice and the Gard
of Dr. PARMELEE, in another paper. Office, No
81 HeYia MO
~ 81. Daney's Magical Pain Extractor. The
original and only genuine always has the
the proprietor, H. DALEY the wrappers BOX.
kT Important to Health.-No family should neglect
have hand few bottles BILLINGS CARMINA TIVE
SYRUP the ntalbe remedy for Bowel complaints
more frequently during the months than other period
F This remedy fails IN the obstinate o. Diar-
rhaa. Wholesale Depot, n Camp street, NswQrieans
jel y aANSbHOu1h-
Rqr The Americo-Graefenberg Theory does not
all diseases K idle mpu-
sn eut such doctrine the face Of intelligent community.
II IA me anauaRe euacks and pretenders But IN the q
medicines he Grasenbeg Company EVERY DISEASE
will find its antd0te.
E See advertisement the first page Of this paper
headed a TO PLANTERS and FAMILIES" o. ConstoeE
& Co.'S celebrated Medicine Magical Pain Extractor Depot No
50 Poydras street. where all sold warranted GEN Inc and
PURE ION
EY To Country Merchants Planters and Physi-
eisns-PIsass the advertisement Of Rustic g. PADDOCK
upon the Fourth Psge, headed us above. myl0
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PORT OF NEW ORLEANS.
CLEARED Yesterday :

LAr1rUps. 2 q % N-I.oEaIrupn 50 w. TIne. 81
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MORE STOLEN PROPERTY FoUND.-Oficer Iakeman of
lie First Municipality police made further search in the
w. remises Of Charles Mcdonald MaIa street. Wednes
y and found concealed piece of cashmere and piece
asst "a CLOTH which, in addition other articles found in his
bbuse had been robbed from Mr. Layies pair Of
DAY bic hit Dhuons belonging 10 JACKSON nom Woh te
Hach pawned by Mcdonald had been sOien also
state und Recorder Genos Mcdonald yesterday before
lie First District Cont the charge of receiving The pro-
- perty stolen from LaviIe He, and the Elizabeth
Es oan. to be examined the watch and button
u.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-11-24

THE STEAMER MIssoURI.-This noble steamer
having been thoroughly repaired and repainted'
cana down from the docks on the 18th, says the
ST. Louis Republican, and has again taken her
place in the trade between this city and New Or
leans We presume it is needless for us to say
word in regard to her appearance. She leaves for
New Orleans tomorrow or next day, under charge
of her old commander, Capt. George Taylor, who
will no doubt conduct her successfully.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-11-24


IN APPLETON & co. have Just published the PARA
II. BLES OF OUR LORD. richly Illuminated with
appropriate borders, printed in colo and in black and
gold square SVo massive carved binding IN the style
of the 10Th century
This is certainly one of the most superb specimens of
typography and binding which have emanated from the
teening establishment of the Mess Appleton. Ii per-
feet imitation in all respects, of an Illuminated manuscript,
which all have heard Of but few indeed have had oppo
tunty of SEEING cuIosieS of this kind only TO be
found in the most comprehensive Libraries, and these
looked upon the gems of the collection. Tne art Of
Illuminating of great antiquity and hourshed long
before printing had rendered books Of comparatively easy
acquisition, Il appears from Horace Wapoe anecdotes of
printing in England that long ago as 062 Ewenus or
EVEN was certainly an iuminatorot sS IN That country
The gorgeous little volume before is executed with
such skill that it extremely difficult TO realize that i is not
wholly written with the pen while the marginal and other
Examinations elaborate limitations of those which render
ed the works they anceny bestowed presents ut
for royalty and which royalty alone was IN fact able to
procure.
Not the least surprising NATTER touching this work is is
wonderful cleapness How it be published, with all
its splendid embellishments for the price OF four dollars
than fahom. The binding alone would appear
be worth the money. All who desire to enrich their libra
res with magnificent evidence of the progress OF art IN tins
country should avail themselves of the opportunity Of
feed to them and place in NICHE appropriated to ITSELF
COPY of the Scripture Parallels - Richmond Times.
Just received and for sale at the .NEW ORLEANS
ST.aTTONERS W.AREHO USE
n23 81 J. B. STEEL, IA Camp st.
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UNFORTUNATE ACCDENT.-We regret to learn
Csays the Cincinnati Dispatch of the I4th) that Mr.
Lorenzo Stephenson, a very fine young man, in the
employ of Mr.. Case, on the New Otleans and Ohio
Telegraph, fell from post while adjusting an IN
sulator yesterday, and broke his back. The acct
dent was caused by the breaking of wire, which
interrupted the Geographic communication for some
time. This accident is truly an unfortunate one.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-11-24

JOHN e. HOLLAND, Notary Public
FTAS REMOVED his office 10 the corner Of 1usToN-
L II HOUSE street and EXCHANGE PbAcE..... - llfes
No. 9, I'd stairs. SNAA
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e Strangers in the CITY, and other persons standing
IN need o. hedlcdL advice and treatment referred 10 the Cu
Of Dr. PARMELEE another column Of paper Office, No
He vi street.
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to To Country Merchants, Planters and PhYsi-
eisna-PIssss advertisement Of Rustic PADDOCK
upon the Fourth Psgs, headed above. mylo
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-11-24

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