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The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-12-18

OUR STREETs.-We call upon the authorities
of New Orleans to enforce rgidly the laws relative
to cleaning our streets It is not strange that they
are in a very bad condition, generally on account
of the long-continued wet weather, but there is
danger of this being used an excuse by the con-
tractors; and when we reflect that cleanliness In
our streets and alleys may do much to preserve the
health of the city, is to be hoped that no means
will be spared to enforce the most stringent regula-
tons in regard to contracts for cleaning our paved
and unpaved streets.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-12-18

SToCKwELL's PANORAMA OF THE MISSISSIPPI
RlvER.-This great leviathan painting commences
its second week of exhibition in this city tonight
We cannot adequately express, in words, the magni-
tude of the work, or our admiration of it for its
fidelity and correctness. We again sawit unrolled,
from beginning to end, on Saturday night, and in
common with the highly fashionable company of
ladies and gentlemen assembled, joined in hearty
and involuntary applause as scene after scene
familiar to our eyes-would come to view. The
Balize-Gulf of Mexico-tlse 4" Pilots Stations,
and New Orleans, stand before u.s. We fairly felt
with the gentleman, who got so excited with the
reality of the scene that when St Louis rolling
by, exclaimed" Hold on Pm at home-there'S
my house, and I'm id if | don't stop here y
A hearty laugh followed this speech, which seemed
to confuse the speaker considerably, but he added
" Beg pardon, captain, forgot Go ahead .
We sat down to particularize, but find it impossi-
ble-the whole work must be seen to be properly
appreciated. The Hall of Exhibition is in the
Commercial Exchange, St. Charles street, and is
cOmmodious and comfortable, with chairs for over
500 persons. We noticed, the other evening, the
presence Of four of our distinguished cergymen,
one Of whom expressed himself as never more
delighted in his life." School teachers should see
this painting and allow their pupils to visit it, also.
Again we urge our citizens to visit this wonderful
work of art before it is too late 1t to be removed
shortly, from this city and taken direct to Europe.
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MILINERY.-We refer the ladies to the adver-
tseuleut of Mrs Banister, corner Of Royal and
Bienve streets, who has one Of the richest stocks
Of French goods in the city, which has been selected
expressly for her in Paris during the past summer.
Mrs Bauster's establishment is so well known to
al the ashionables in this city that it is not neces
aary for as to say word to them. but we would
recomgand our country friends to give her call.
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Married:

II bi ,,y on Tussdag December t2 by the j. Muon
pACTFiCs ORD 70 MARIA LOUISA daughter Of the late
Robert Pogue, Of Baltimore, Nd.
Nov a. by the Rev w. E. Doy, DE- o. c. POWELL, o Miss
MARY A. daughter Of Rev. George TharP, Of Desoto paa
~ Q - d. Rev s. p Helme Mr. THEODORE G. A. WILL
LIS Miss ANN MARIA BASS daughter Of Thomas s. Bass al
OF he parish Of Caddo. -.
Nov "a :, the Rev R. J. Haru Mr.. EBENEZER T. HEARNE
40 Miss OLIVE c. AOORNG daughter Of Timothy hoong al
ofthe parsh Of Cadde.
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BOYS CLorH1Ne-We refer parents and others
to the advertisement Of Mr. N. c. FOlger, corner of
Customhouse and Old Levee streets, who has
fine assortment Of Boys and Childrens Clothing.
He has stock large enough supply all the little
fellows in the city with Holyday Clothes and now
IS the time they want them to visit their aunts and
cousins with
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-12-18

GALvANIC PLATED WARE-Particular atten-
ton is reques ted to the advertisement of an exhb
ton of French Galvanie Plated Ware, which is to
open on Tuesday next, at the room of Mr.. Nth, IL
Chartres street. Some specimens Of the ware we
have seen are of the most finished and exquisite
workmanship Messrs. Loison & Silyestre, No. 36
Cbartres. are the agents of the manufacturers.
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SPLENDID
HOlyday Gift-BOOkS and Fancy Articles
FOR THE COMING HOLIDAYS.
Just rtceiped and for sale Jy
THOS. i. w HI Z E,
"a CANAT street
GIFT.RooKs.

GIFT-BoOKS.
Leaflets Memory numna Poets aud Poetry Europe beau
ted for l8i9 by Rey dfuly lustraedi Turkey
nell Coates. Morocco binding.
Gems of Beauty or Literary Bethunes Female Poets
for 1885, edited by Emily Per with Biographical and Critical
civa Sketches
Offering Token of Friend Prose Writers of Germany beau
ship; edited by Frances S. tiuly bound in Turkey
osgood. Lana RoOkh; Superb Edition,
Flora Dictionary beautifully IL with ID elegant Engavings'
Illustrated with 10 Floral Illus by the most eminent Artists
traons in very superior or The Female POets by
plain binding; by Mrs Writ. Caroline Fay beautifully il
Floral Year; embelhed with ustrated in Turkey Morocco
Bouquets of Flowers drawn Poets and Poetry Of England IL
and c,lored from Nature Illustrated; edited by Rufus
each Flower illustrated with W. Griswold
Poem; by Mrs Anne Peye Poets Poetry America; illus
Dinnes traed; edited by Rufus W.
American Gallery of Art; from Grlswold
Works Of the Artists POecal Works Of William Cullen
with PosicaI and Prose illus Bryant; illustrated
trations. HaIeck's Political Works; illus
The Garland Token of Friend taed.
ship, for 1919. MoOres Poeucal Works; ilus-
The AmaTanh, Token of Re traed.
rance Christmas Harpers' Pictorial Bible; in Anti
New-Year Present. for ls49 quaran binding.
Hyacnh, for 1919. Prayer Books, in Velvet, Turkey,
Blossoms for the Young and every of binding
FANCY ARTICLES.
Papier Mache Ladies' Work Ca Ladies' Gard Baskets.
SEES, every variety of Styles Papisr Mache Ladies' Portfolios
low prices. in great variety OF bindings.
Bouquet Holders. Opera Glasses.
Ladies' Writing Desks. Gentlemens Writing Desks.
Ladies' Work Boxes in variety Gentemen Dressing Cases.
of styles. Ierior article.
Ladies' Cases. God Silver Bouquet Holders, assorted.
and every variety of style Paper Weights.
N. BIT L. W. respectfully invites the public, and those who
HOLIDAY GiBooks Fancy articles, to IL and
stock and the prices Of Goods offered for sale at
dis st2p No. SIS CANAL street,
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List of Interments

OF which 90 were white "a coored and SO under of
age Where- BOrn-New Orleans %, New YOk 3 Ireland
~ Bavana l. Germs ny England q HayTe /. France l.,
Sweden l. Kentucky l. Massachusetts l. Florida 1, Penn
sylvaua g. Uncertain S. A. CROssMANt President
A HESTER. SeCTgtdrU.
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INVITATION TO GEN. TAYLoR.-The citizens of
ST. Louis held a meeting on the I1th to make
arrangements for inviting Gen. Taylor to visit that
city on his way to Washington.
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FRENCH THsATRE.-The lovers of music viii have rich
treat at this theatre this evening the very attractive and
beau fu opera of the Barber OF Seville will be produced
for the first time this In addition to the very excel
lent music we find The opera well cast, Mdme. Feury-Joly
represes nng RosiaG; Conadi, Figaro; Beton, Count
4imiyiD0 and Valet Don BasIiO.
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ECLIPSE CoURsE.--We congratulate the adj
mrers of the turf upan the prospect of further sport
on the Eclipse Course this week. 1t will be seen
by advertisement in another column, that an extra
meeting is to take place on that Course the last.
three DAVIS of the week.
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With ming ed feeling of surprise aud regret have OBJ
served, within day psst stampede disposition
in this community regard the Cholera. 1t would be
interesting study for the philosopher 20 anayze the mind oil
man. in relation to this subject Why is it, that upon the
first tap The wardTum thousands rush to the ranks ready
to march into the heart of enemy country to brave the
cannons mouth climb the bristled precipice to
fort and yet this very people, upon the first mtimatOn
morning paper that disease exists among us, takes hight
and loses all presence of mind
"Let pale-faeed Fear keep with the mesn-bom man,
II is matter not yet settled whether the Asatc Cholera
or an aggravated form of Cholera obus st present exists
But suppose for instance that is the genuine Asiate
Cholera. Why should fear Why should we fly
Whittier shall we go Is there any city country place be-
yond reach Experience, in former times tells us there
none Let us then stand ground. Let remain at
home by our own resides and in the midst OF friends.
Cur physicians observing and skiu as may be found
elsewhere They tell that remedies have been found
viii, will control this plague when early applied When
the Che visited this continent fifteen yeas all treat
ment was conectuTal and experimental. We now have
the benefit OF that. experience. Let put our moral
amor and face the foe-he danger will be over Let
each man follow his daily avOcaon, be prudent and wise
Almost every knows, from experience, what articles
of diet disagree with his digesOn let them be discarded
but at the time live generously Each one knows II he
be particularly susceptible to the influences OF changes OF
the temperature and atmosphere let him be more careful In
regard to exposure and clothing Live temperatey sleep
we'll keep good conscience and may safely look death
in the face. the meeting of the Physco- Medical
Society Saturday night conflicting opinions were ad
vanced as to the existence of the genuine Asac Cholera
A-oa,s rsrrops CREOLE.
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MIssoURL-It is rumOred that Austin A. King,
Governor elect of this State, intends calling into
his Cabinet E. B. Ewing, as Secretary of State,
W. A. Robards, Attorney General, and DR.. Brown
of Cape Girardeau, State Treasurer.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-12-18

THE PELIcAN."-Near the corner of Union
and ST. Charles streets, unique building IS no"
going up. Should any curiosity be felt as 70 Us
purpose. we will say that it is designed as Coffee
House. to be called The Pelican"
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-12-18

THE CANADA ARR1vED.-ADVANoE IN CoTFoN.
We understand that news of this long expected
steamers arrival was received in town yesterday
She reached New York about the 18th, making a
trip of nineteen days from Liverpool. Cotton had
advanced 3D. at Liverpool since the Britannia de-
parture, with sales during the week of $1,000 bales
As the quotation for Fair Orleans is still AID, We
presume that the improvement is confined to the
ordinary and middling qualities. We could not
learn that she brought any important political intel
ligence.
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MISSISSIPPI CONFERENCE.-The Mississippi an
nual Conference of the M. E. Church, met at Vicks
burg on the 18th, Bishop Payne presided. Rev. ].
B. Walker preached the Introductory sermon.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-12-18

ACCIDENT AT SEA.-Charles W. Marks, carPen-
ter, native of Dantzic, fell from the mainyard of
the ship Radius, Oct. It'll, and was instantly killed.
1t is said he was a worthy man, respected and
regretted by his officers and shipmates
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-12-18

OF We acknowledge the receipt of the COM
munications of our friend, o. P. Q. They shall
receive our earliest attention
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ST. CHARLES THEATRE.-Mr. c. ID. Pitt,
tragedian of considerable power, has been per-
forming a round of characters at this house, SO
much TO the satisfaction Of the audiences that the
managers have re-engaged him for another week.
Mr. Vandenhof, already great favorite in this
city, acted Ldgo TO Mr.. Pitts OthetLO on Friday
night last, and on Sunday Mr.. Pitt took the part Of
Lago, while Mr.. Vandenhof sustained that of the
noble Moor Both of these actors were called be-
fore the curtain TO receive the applause OF the
audience at the close of The tragedy, each night
This evening Mr.. Pitt enacts :. Leon, in the
excellent comedy of +" Rule Wife and have
Wife," and afterwards appears as Massaroni, in
the melo-drarna of The Brigand."
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FAvoRs.-We thank the officers of the steam
boat Thomas Jefferson for late papers.
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THANKs.-The officers of the steamboats, Sui
tana and Missouri furnished US with late ST. Louis
papers last evening.
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A. +. COCHRAN & Coz,

81 TCHOUPTTOULAS- streeL
GENERAL COMMISSION MERCH ANTS ana I'M
" poren of FRUITS. NUTS, etc, have for ssle-
RAISINS-350 packages. whOes halves ana q"Siteis'
CITR0NS-2J0 boxes flesh Genoa
PRHNES-In Jars and fancy boxes
FIRE CRACKERS-500 boxes No;
PECANS-200 bags and barrels hne AeAaa
CHAMPAGNE-100 baskets.
ar AMY CHERRiEs; MUsCAT WLNE-S0O cases.
IORS FERS-Ae gents for manutac'y, j Caldwell & CO.
FtGS-3n00 dFunfs. extra supenor -
PEPPER pIMENTO and RACE GINGER-400 bags.
MACKEREI-An invoice assorted
AIM 1NDS-S0O frails and bags, soft shell.
WINES-pOn various qualities Sweet and Dry Malaga,
900 cases Old spanish.
FILBERTs, BRAZIL EUTs-and every variety of
Fruits and Nuts.
RUTTER-250 kegs superior st. Louis.
DIS S Agency Of the celebrated American Powder %,
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PowERsls go sLAVE-

THIS BEAUTIFUL AND FAULTLEss WORK OF ART,
which originally exhibited in Boston, New York. Philadelphia
and Washington. no On exhibition 1t
COOKIES GALLERY, No 13 Sr CHARLES SrRrrT
The proceeds 10y muni6cen donnt o H owner JANFS
ROBE, ESQ., to be devoted the formation Asylum for dc
relief Of DESTITUTE FEMALES
Pamphlets, descriptive Of the work, be had Door At s
Bookstores and Hotels-Price, 10
Price n Tetei 50 cents Children under 70 years, aee.
Season Tieketa, 81.
Hours Of Exhibition, from A. NJ. TO 70 P. NJ ngsn
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~ Jas. R. Shields was elected president and
Victor A. Pipin cashier Of the branch Of the State
Bank Of Indiana at New Albany
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HoREHoUNp CANDY.

VE7OODWORTHs Cough CANDY ,put M expressly
wv for Coughs and Colds; The composition Of which *
entirely vegetables the heFhs used Of kind that cannot
fail 10 relieve binary Cough Cold and even Cougbs
of long standing greatly reevedhe above being one Of
the greatest ExpeeoFans used which podoce easy dis
charge phegm and consequently relieves the patient most
wonderfully.
Many persons imagine, without trying this CANDY that
it is the bitter sickenIng stuff other kinds have
tried. This not black, but color and not IN
pleasant to eat and from the great sale particularly those
who have once tried IT, il should BY this time sufficiently
recommend itself Occasional use for two three days has
never failed 10 give satisfaction.
For sale at the corner Of . z. CHARLES and UNION
streets. di9gt
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AMERICAN THEATRE. L Quite numerous at
tendance here on Saturday, in compliment to Mr.. j.
Greene, who took a benefit on that occasion. She
ridan Knowles's beautiful play, the 6 Hunchback"
was we'll cast, and admirably acted. Mr.. Jami-
son sustaining the character of Master Walter,
Mr.. Charles that of Clifford; while Julia and
Helen were admirably personated by Mrs. Pope and
Miss Peirie. Mr.. H. p Gratlan made his first APP
pearance here as Modus. He was warmly received,
and made very favorable impression. His scenes
with Helen, in the fourth and fifth acts, created
good deal of msrriment, and elected loud applause
We hope that this will not be solitary instance,
but that we may have the pleasure of Witnessing
Mr.. Grattan's performance again soon, and Often
Tonight the entertainments consist of Shakspeare,s
tragedy of g Macbeth with the whole Of Purcell
los celebrated music, Mr. Jamison sustaining the
principal character; Lady Macbeth, Mrs. J. Greene;
the other parts bringing into action the whole oil
tie company. This, with the fayorite drama Of
''The Corsairs Bride cannot fail to attract num-
hers to the American.
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Ho, FOR CALIFORNIA The steamship Falcon
leaves to-day for the Isthmus.
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DELTA RESTAURANT r SALE.
WITH all The FURNITURE; BEDS and BED -
wv DING, on OF the Ill health Of the snbser hi
per, Apply 70 the undersigned, at the RsslalTant ovn
als n GEO LLOkp'
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CRESCENT SUPPLEMENT.-TO enable US to do
justice to advertising friends, and at the same
time to keep the readers of the Z" Crescent posted
up in the news of the day, issue supplement 10
our daily this morning.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-12-18

GERMAN FLAG.-We cali attention to an account
of the interesting ceremonies connected with the
presentation of the German Flag, on the third page
of the '' Crescent
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PUBLIO OPINION
DIsINFEOTING COMPOUND.

Composed Of the t0OoiRg 4Rti SpGSmodtc .hedtciRes
CAMPHOR, CAsrORRUM, TOBACCO, VALEKLAN, MUSK.
W. do pretend to give The above as preventive %
w that fatal scoUrge the CHOLERA, but every person
well aware that Camphor is generally used gu ing ~ a9l
and ignant epdemcs This custom be traced BACK
many years and surely have originated Om some 0ene-
hea Effects it certain that do no harm nnt on the
contrary much goods This compound in small Pouehesi
and not only eOntaR CAMpHOR, but raj other powerful
ANTISPAs MODICs. among which Is MU6k eacn POUCH
containing IL grains folded IN paper:
There are many persons in his city who have not the
convenience time prepare this Compound and even II
So could not do il Tor the price Ask viz % centsa
sum within the means of all. We make no secret OF TINS
prepare on for The component Is named a. the heau
of this article. The remedies can be depended uponOehg
flesh and active.
~ The Pouches are Of fine white flannel, and made
double tape is attached to suspend around the neck ana
they be by Ladies without inconvenience as to the
Odor II not being disagreeable. - - ,, - .,r, -
f45@ For sale at 10 C.AROJND ELET' STREET, be-
PeIcT o cents dis 2dp3t
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HILL ....R. l. soHhPhoEs
ALEXANDER HILL & co.

10 QUANTITIES atreet
Formerly HiI Coo en- e. CO..
NN7OULD respectfully invite their patrons AND the pub
Wv lin 10 examine their entire new stock Of Il A NCY
o o ID 8, embracing greater variety than Is tn be-
found in sinai establishment in the city We have
added to usuql assOdment, GERMAN Toys. and
sui able ORNAMENTAL and USEFUL GOODS for
Chr and New Years presenscnnsitug in mart Of
DRESSING Cases Work Tables: EmbrOde ed Baskets
Work Boxes Toilet Ornaments Watch Stands;
Wax Dos Toy Tea Sets Gold Thimbles Pencils
Studs; Silver Combs, very rich
Shell Combs. every pattern Gard Gases
Cruces; Games etc., etc.
Steel Bags and Purses; Gold Silver and Steel Beads;
Purse and Rag Trimmings, aud
Plain and Shaded Pure Silks ETC., ETC., ETC.;
Veocipedes and POgFllers AccoIdeons, etc;
Needles Pins Periumery Soaps. etc.
All Of which we offer at the lowest possible rates
d183t A. HILL & co as Chartres street
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Extra Meeting Of the Board Of Health.


DECEMBER II, 1885,
The Board of Health fell constrained from the character
the disease has assumed their last report to announce
to their fellow citizens that of Cholera in
their midst but being sporadic at the time they feel
confident that on change of weather the disease will be
checked and finally eIadicated.
The disease from all that the Board learn appeas not
to be on the ucease-in fact the Charity Hospital has
decreased there having been but admitted during
the last twenty hours The from different parts
OF the city, and have been much exposed to the weather. and
guilty of irregularities in hving. A. ID. CRossMAS,
A HESTER, Sec'V Pres't Board OF HeattH'
o. Since the above report was made, up to
o'clock last evening, two cases supposed to be
cholera were admitted into the Charity Hospital.
The weather yesterday was highly favorable to the
development of the disease, being both damp and
sultry, and it augurs well that so few cases pre-
sented themselves at that institution. 1t is the
unanimous opinion of many eminent physicians
with whom we have conversed on the subject OF
the appearance of this strange disease among US,
that four or five days of clear, dry and braclng
weather, would completely eradicate it-and such
weather is now to be looked for every moment
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ann
e1=EA THE STEAMSHIP Y NiIED ~ , g ! " has
~sEaS NINA arrived with our YOUTHS. Toys -
sssss ss#assssaaa and CHTLDREN'S CLOTHING Ez
Now in store the following:
YOUTHS From 10 to IS yeas Of age.
Black Cloth Wadded PALEToTs and sACs.
Brown Olive and Black Tweed Paletots and Saes.
Blue and Dab Blanket Paletois and Saos
Super black Cloth Froek and Dress COATS.
Plain and fancy cOlored Cloth CIOAho.
PANTALOONS, .,
Black blue and fancy cOo!ed Tasslmere tns Pant,
Black Corduroy PANTS.
French ami American Cottonade PANTS,
Cloth, Cashmere, Silk and Satn EsoA . an Styles
Cotton Shirts, with Linen Bosoms, Collars Wristbands.
colored, striped, etc. etc.
CAPS-Very fine Cloth. with Silk Covers.
Very fine Cloth Caps, Silk Glazed
SUSPENDERS Gum ssic SupendeB.
SOCKS.-COlOred and brown Socks -,
POCKET HANDKERCHIEFs-L and Silk.
BOYS From 10 IL years OF age.
All colors Cloth PALEToTS and SACS.
Fr0ck COATS.
Round ACKETS.
- Polka and skut Jackets.
Twee0s s ACS.
Black and eoloTed Dress CLQAkS
Fancy cOloed Fweeds School Cl0aks.
PANTALU0NS Of all kinds. fne and coane
VESTS of ali nds fine and coarse
SHIRTS Linen aud Cotton, witt Linen bosoms
Caps, Susnenders Handkerehefs, SO Ks, etc. etc.
CHILBRENS TAYLOR COSTUMES; neW style.
made from fancy COh and neatly BRAIDED lOr Chash
All colOrs Cioi6 Monterey Skirt JACKETS.
PANTALOONS-Al coors. TO match the above suits.
Shirts, suspepdeH and Socks.
CLOAKS.-Ci Cloth and coOTed Tweeds ClOaks,
~ The above Clothing cannot be surpassed, for style
and durability in the city Unusual has been given 70
this branch OF business and chill iren now be hte In
manner that VIII excite the admiration " ths np
dlsa corner Of Gus omhOuse and Old leyee SITS,
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DAILY CRESCENT.
NEW ORLEANS.

MONDAY MORNING, DECEMBER 49, 1913.
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IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE UNIIED
Il STATES-For the District OF louisiana y O. t04 -
Harm HH-fn obedience the command Of an Admiralty
Warrant directed in the above entitled sur nave
seized and taken into my poessson the steamboat
HILL her tackle apparel furniture ETC. Ard do hereby
cite and admonsh the thereof ana al ana
every other person or peons having pretending to have
any right title interest or 70 the same 10 be and appear
before District Cont of the United States for the Drstnc
aforesaid to be holden ut the city of New Orleans on or
before the THIRD MONDAY from this date, 70 show
cause If any they have can why the said steamboat Henry
Hill her tackle apparel and furniture should not be con
demned and sold agr cable to the prayer Of the belant
dis 5 iqnI VIM f. WAGNER, q. S. Marshal.