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The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-06-17
Louis Philippe,

A French paper, lie Journal des Vile et Cam
pagnes, gives the following details of the ex-kng
'The sums which Louis Philippe has disposed of
since his exile, are not large is commonly be-
eved 1t is true, that from 1880 to 1884, he invest
ed largely at London and in the United States but
since 1884, persuaded that he had established his
dynasty on firm foundation, he withdrew por-
ton of these investments, to fund them in France
The ex-king left behind than &c, 600 900 debts.
His fortune is, however, of colossal dimensions.
After deducting the debts it can be valued $50 O00
000f the estates of the family having greatly inn
proved in value since 1890 Louis Philippe left his
personal affairs in the greatest disorder. Never
was royal household so badly regulated as his
own; the interior of which resemhled the affairs
of the country. He meddled with every thing only
to derange it, and yet he thought he gave reInarka-
bic proofs of ingenuity and skill. He loved to see
his domestics in broil, and was accustomed to
repeat the proverb: When donkeys fight, the meal
stops in the mill Never had a man such mania
for heaping up provisions, and buying at random
In the single cellar of Neuily there were 5000
bottles, containing $50 kinds of wine, and supply
of 1000 candles, for the service Of the chateau
Louis Philippe owed everywhere, for it was his
custom to pay as seldom as possible.'
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AWNINGS. TARPAULINS, ETC.

FENHE subscriber wonId respectfully nom his friends and
the citizens of New Orleans that he si cop''nes e
FR.4.UE 4H.N1NGS for Stores, Steamboats,, Offices
Galleries, ETC. etc He also manulaetnreI every description
Covers at the shortest notice. Particular attention VIII be
paid 10 Splicing and furnishing Wheel and other Purchase
Ropes tO Stores. etc .
Asthere has been great deal said within the last year
SO about what some parties enormously call " n En-
PROBING the subscriber Offers his services IN that capacity
for small compensation and those OF his customers VINO
would prefer saving Ike expense by dong themselves ne
VIII ceeriuly the receipt, which IN Itself very sh
and useful in preventing mdew on any afuce
OF cloth that be exposed TO wet or damp
A orders left my slate at the Clothing Store OF
ALFRED MUNROE y CO.. will meet wit b prompt at.
sAaA-AA- mh1S 6m H. CASSIDY.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-06-17

THE MODEL BABY.--lt is the image of its father,
unless it is the very picture of its mother. 1t is the
best tempered little thing in the world, crying
but in the middle of the night, or screaming but
when it is being washed 1t is astonishing how
quiet it is whilst feeding. 1t understands everything.
and proves its love for learning by tearing the leaves
out of every book, and grasping with both hands at
the engravings. 1t is the cleverest child that was
ever born, and says papa" or something very hike
it, when scarcely month old. 1t takes early to
pulling uhiskers, preferrng those of strangers It.
has only one complaint, and that is the wind but
it is frequently troubled with it. 1t is the most
derfu child that was ever seen, and would swallow
both Its tiny fists If 1t was not for habit OF chOk
ing. 1t dislikes leaving home, rarely stopping on a
visit longer than day. 1t has strange hostility
for its nurses caps and nose, which it will clutch
and hold with savage tenacity if in the least Offend
ed. 1t is never happy but in its mothers arms.
especially if it is being nursed by gentleman. 1t
prefers the floor to the cradle, which it stops
in longer than it can help. 1t is very playful, de-
lighting III pulling the table-cloh off, or knocking
the china ornaments off the elpiece, or upset.
ting its food on somebody's lap. II invents a new
language of its own, almost before it can speak.
which is perfectly Ineligible to its parents though
Greek to every one else 1t is not fond of public
at one five minutes. 1t dslikes treachery in any
shape and repels the spoonful of sugar if it ancies
there is powder at the bottom of it. Medicine is
its greatest horror, next to cold water 1t has no
particular love for Dress generally tearing to pieces
any handsome piece of fnery, lace especially
soon as it is put 1t inquiries deeply into every
thing, and is very penetrating in the construction
OF drum, the economy of a work box, or the ana
tony of doll which it likes all the better withous
any head or arms. 1t has an intuitive hatred of a
doctor, and fights with all its legs, and hands, and
first teeth, against his endearments. 1t has most
extraordinary for colos, mbibing them greedi-
ly i'm every shape more especially from the wooden
tenants of Noaf's Ark which to be found in the
mouth of every baby. In fact, there never a
child like it, and the Model Baby proves this by
surviving the thousand and one experiments of rival
grannies and mothers in law, and OUTLYING, to the
athletic age of kits and bare legs, the villanoss
compounds of Godfrey and Daily, and the whole
poison chest of Eljyirs Carmnatives, Cordials and
Pills, which babies are physically heir ,o.-Eee-
ninp Mirror
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-06-17

DECIDEDLY Standardization the nomination of
General Cass, the different States We're called upon
through their delegates, to give in their adhesion.
when Mr.. Griffin, who spoke for Kentucky, said;
Kentucky-Mr. Griffin-The power of Henry
Clay is broken. | wish that God may eternaly
damn me if his power is not broken up. Roars of
laughter, Kisses, cheers, "order!'')
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o." Don't you think my dress much too long!''
asked Seraphina, the youngest of the seven of old
Roger. s. Don't cut it, miss, even if it is beg of
you friend not to cut it, said the old man Sc
riously. "Why not % inquired she tmidly. Be
cause, miss, l remember difficulty of my own
once under like circumstances, which was source
Of much shame to me. Overtaken by severe
shower far from home, was terribly drenched, and
new pair of sheepskin inexpressibles that wore.
tied close at the knee, the fashion them re-
ceived the dripping streams from my body, and, dis
tended like bad case of the dropsy, fell below my
calves like your dress they were too long, and I
cut them off at the knee. But the warm sun soon
came out, and the sheepskin contracted; inch by
inch felt it creeping up my legs; and by the time
got home you may be sure was a sight to behold.
Don't cut it, miss, unless you feel perfectly sure it
will not shrink more" There was a smile at thu
old gentlemans delicacy in the matter, but there
could be no fear of danger and they didn't see how
the cases We're parallel at aIl.-Boston Post.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-06-17

NOVEL TRAVELLING MAcHINE.-An ingenious
mechanic, of Manchester, England, CNlr. Archibald
Farrie,) has invented machine for travelling,
which was tried in that town lately. 1t started
from Great Ancoats street, and proceeded through
Port street and Stevenson square into Piccadilly;
and from thence down Moseley street, Peter street.
Deansgate, and back again up Market street 10 An
coats. The carriage was stopped every now and
machine, the working of which appeared to cause
the driver only slight muscular effort, aided by
manual dexterity. The machine weighs cwt., has
no cranks, and has been worked by one man up an
incline of three inches in the yard, while twelve
persons were in it. skilful driver can make it 60
at a comfortably rapid rate
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DAGU ERR EOTYPE.
ELECTROMAGNETIC PORTRAITS.

by the application of the above mysterious agent 10 Da.
- gueneOtpe "a discovery OF the suscrbes the under
signed is enabled 10 produce PORTRAITS of the most
superior KIND III SINGLE sECOND-catcbng the precise
expression instantly, and fixing indeby upon the silver
plate E Those who wish to their families good
LIKENEssEs OF relations friends do a moderate
price Rooms, OF Canal and Charities sts.Entrance
No. 3 Charities street. [my3 iyJ w. II. HUTCHlNGS.
MAGUIRES DAGUERREOTYPE.
NJ would respectfully thanks for the liberal patron
y age bestowed on him since he first had the honor OF
introducing the DAGUERREOTYPE into NewOrleans,
five during which time he has taken portraits
than any other person In the world His specimens
exhibited at the Far competition with Others taken by
the best operator from and he awarded the
First Premium. No specimens exhibited establishment
portraits will continue be what they always have BEEN
the BEST His long experience, and practice
beautiful art. Genuine Highlander Cameras 20 cent
cheaper than any in the city, all other articles the
50 80; NewYork Cameras at SIS.
81 Orders from the country promptly attended to-.
LIZ Entrance No. CAMP street. mill If
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-06-17

The BARNBURNERs. - The following extract
from the address read by Mr.. Cambreling at the
great meeting of the Barnburners in New York, is
an exposition of the issue between them and the
Hunkers:
Our State having been DISTINGUISHED, our Demo-
crazy msulted and your delegates virtually ex-
cluded, without even the reception of their creden-
tials, we declined taking seats in the Baltimore
Convention, and resolved on recommending to the
Democracy of New York to send Delegates to a
Convention at Utica on the 22d June. The Demo-
cracy of the Empire State never, with honor.
support the nominee of Convention which dis
franchises our State - they can never until they
abandon the principles of Thomas jefferson, vote
for any candidate for the Presidency who pledged
to any and every bill prohibiting the introduce
ton of slavery into free territory; and they can
never, without disgracing themselves unite with
the Conservatives of this State, who have declared,
i'll a Convention of the Union, that they would ne
yer consult nor act in any manner whatever, with
the representatives Of the Democracy of New York.
The Baltimore Convention has proclaimed to the
world that it can elect its candidate without New
York. 1t has made the issue-let the Old Guard
respond this declaration, and meet the issue fear
lessly and triumphantly now, as they did in 1900,
in defending the impershabe principles of Thomas
Jefferson.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-06-17

NEW DIsCovERY.-Dr Connels Mixture for Gonouhga
and elect Seminal illusions and Weakness Of the Uera
Bladder This Mixture contains no INJURIOUS article what
ever bn possesses tonic properties of real efficacy and more
NAL TO the constitution than other medicine used
for these complaints Freed from the nauseating qualities
attending COpaVa and the Mixtures ii will be found
agreeable the palate and pleasant the stomach, and will
any all pay refused forit. 1t IS equally good
and for emales.-Sol only SO Poydras
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-06-17

ENLIGHTENMENT.-The Hartford Wing says
" there Is an establishment in State street in that
city, In which twenty-one different newspapers are
taken by thirty operatives. Such a fact is most
creditable to the character of those of whom it is
affirmed, and as long as operatives keep them
selves thus well informed, the Republic is safe both
from demagogues and tyrants.''
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-06-17

'HE proprietoro Of the St Charles Loan Office invites the
4 attention OF the public TO his large stock of I'M -
redeemed pledges, consisting of Watches Diamonds &A
lewery, Guns, Pistols, Clothing, Fancy Goods Il IL
Books, etc etc Persons who wish to purchase excel As
lent me-peceS for their Will find this excellent
opportunity 10 do At comparatively little cost All the
W atche offered for sale have been thoroughly examined and
placed in perfect repair by sltr European matchmaker,
VINO Is employed continually in the establishment expressly
or S purpose Any acquainted with the nature of
the oanng business viii feel assured that bargains
can be offered by the propeorS than persons doing business
in regular manner Watches that originally Sl5J can
be offered for less than halt that In this establishment
no deception Is pfacnced One price asked for all the
various articles and no deviation made any BY this
arrangement the most perenred purchase without
fear OF beng shaved Citizens and
to eal ana eXaqnne for themselves. Remember the st.
Charles Loan Office, under the right wing the Charles
Hotel and three doors from the of Gravie Street.
30 -Four or five Pianos, ON which advances have
As above
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-06-17

INDIAN MAssACRE.-We are informed by a gen
tleman just in from the Sac and Iowa Agency, that
war party of the lowas returned to their village
on the 25th ult. They state that they overlook a
party of Pawnees, fell upon their rear and murder
ed three men, six women and two children, and
then rctreated Immediately. The reasons they as
sign for this outrage upon their neghbors, is that
the Pawnees had stolen their horses.--!SL Joseph
fNOA Adventure Cd inSi.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-06-17

Ds- Some ill-natured fellow asks: Who ever saw
lady that when questioned on the subject, did not
say her dress was very loose indeed or that she
did not lace at all -
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-06-17

o. cave has been discovered at Mr.. Glenn
mons lime-kiln, Cass co., Arkansas, surprising in
beauty, though not in extent the Salt Petre cave.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-06-17

1cE.-The Indian Government has ordered ice to
be supplied for the of the hospitals for European
soldiers
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-06-17
FAMILY OF NEGROES FOR SALE.

A FAMILY OF ACCLIMATED NEGROES at
- private sale as follows
A NEGRO MAN aged about q years, good subject
and his Wife NegreSs aged about y Yeas good cook
washer and iFoner-with their two children VIZ Boy
aged about years, and an infant, aged months.
The above Negroes fully guaranteed and come well
recommended They will be sod FOR half cash balance
on and Il months, for approved endorsed notes, with mort
gage the NegtoeS Apply 10
mEl3 If PlERSNN y RONNENAI. 81 Graver St.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-06-17

A JURYMAN EXTRAOR DINARY.-A jury OF good
men and true was summoned to sit in inquest over
the body of man who had hung himself The
evidence being gone through, it for the jury to
decide whether in their profound judgment, it was
a case of fet0 de sc or temporary iRSa7ty 1t ap-
peared that when the deceased was discovered he
was dangling from a tree, without coat the said
garment being on the ground at his feet. One jury
man said he could not see how the man could have
been sufficiently composed to take off his coat if he
had been insane, and therefore his opinion was,
that the verdict ought to be felo de Sc A second
juryman said that madmen had been known when
they We're determined TO fight, not only to take of
their own coats, but their opponents also; and,
therefore, he thought it might be case of delir1u
remens. A third said he could not conceive pos
sibIe for man in his senses to hang himself at all
A Honrth said that it was all nonsense for he had
known men to hang themselves to save Jack ketch
the trouble. So one said one thing and another an
other, till at last the question settled by know
ing looking Juryman who had listened attentiVely
to the discussion, and who said " Gentlemen OF
the jury the question appears to me to be, not as
to whether the man took off his coat, for of this
there seems to be no doubt but whether he took it
off before he hung himself, or GfterUards Verdict,
dec'ded insanity.
The geological Society has recently accomplished
piece of wonderful liberality in throwing open to
the public the entire collection Of animals at low
charge instead Of going through the farce OF IN
ssting on a Fellows order, land almost any fellow
would do.) with the accompanying charge of one
shilling We understand that the authorities of
the Stock Exchange are about to throw open to the
public their celebrated collection of living bulls and
bears. at a low figure The bulls will go through
their wonderful feats of tossing up, by way OF Illus
tration of the gambling spirit that pervades the
stock exchange and it is intended also to combine
choice collection of stays, being the small remnant
of this breed that happened to be preserved after
the famous panic in the railway share market
Punch.
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NAVAL. Passed Midshipman William T. DE-
POUCH has been ordered to the receiving ship Bos
ton, to relieve Master Francis Alexander.
Midshipmen Daniel L. Braine and Charles l.
Smith have been ordered to the steamer Michigan
on the Lake. y
Surgeon George w. Codwise has been ordered to
the Memphis Navy Yard, for duty
The following is list of the officers of the U. S.
schooner Onkahye, soon to sail from New York for
Chagres, to convey out Messrs. Appleton and Hise,
our Charges to Bolivia and Guatemala
Lieut. commanding, o. H. Bergman: Acting
Master, Henry S. NeWcomb: Acting Midshipmen,
JAS G. Maxwell, Jas. L. Butler; Passed Midship-
men, H. n. Il. Arnold, Peter Wager; Assistant
Surgeon, VIM. J. Babb.
Remains Of Commodore Dallas.-The U. S. ships
Ohio, Prebe, and Erie, were at Lima, March 18th
the two former to sail in few days for the coast of
Mexico and California and the latter the following
day, for the United States with the remains of Com
modore Dallas, who died at Calao the 4th June,
1874. The remains were taken on board at Callao
March 4, with appropriate tributes from our own
and the vessels of other nations.
The U. S. Surveying schooner Nautilus, Lieut.
J. R. Goldsborough, commanding, attached to the
coast survey, arrived on the Sd at New York. NJ
c. Merton, who acted conspicuous part in the cap
ture Of Alvarado, is the first Lieutenant She is
expected to sail in short time on surveying expe.
dition along the Eastern coast-NortoK Beacon
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@hRRAAANSa

q, O. NE NEW CARRIAGE MANDATORY,
u FSo odr0ndelet ST., betreen rGUter anu UAi6u SIS
CARRIAGES manufactured to order {, 1sHAA4skzSI
- ana wofknanslIp warranted. Also GgzgL[[TG2IE
heparing done at all the branches -A2-AZ-
mlz1 6ml)&W AIKEN Il l,Jkt a Nj
CARRIAGE REPOSIT DRY
Nos. 81 and 80 street betzDecn ST. Charles sty
md HerLett'S Exchange,
/ MARSH DENMAN u co (successors to RALp.
Il. MARSH O. Coz keep constantly on tr-syR -
hand general assortment OF A K CGS4f.sEEsSS
L ) from the best manufactures GgNEGs
IN the United states, and receiving ~ SL
weekly by The New York Packets, fresh supplies
mandatory in New jersey, Their stock all times large
and ample, numbering from 100 to $50 CARRIAGES OF
he most improved styles and patterns, for city and country
use For prices and quality purchasers particularly
vlted TO call and examine, and Judge or themselves
mho 3m |. MARSH DENMAN Il co,
To PLANTERS, MERCHANTS, DRAYMEN and
STEVEDORES.
1NHE undersigned has hand, and constantly receiv.
ing general ,s4 assortment of Philadelphia a
tMaIYAGONS, CARTS, DR.4YS, Extra SHaaaaM
Wheels, PGSH C.dRTS BiRRORs, Gz2zzzsssg2
HHND TRUCKS, DC, manufactured of best nale-
rails and by the best workmen the most reasonable
terms. VIM. TITTERTOS
mh2i hstJe corner of Lafayette and Magazine ss
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TO PLANTERS AND FAMILIES.
COM STOCK IL CO.,


HAVE hand the following genuine MEDICINES,
which every family ought to be supplied with viz:
Hays Llnlment warranted to any of Piles.
Dr. Men airs Acoustic OIL certain for Deafness.
East Indian Hair Dye-will color the Hair jet back-not
the skin. lPains.
Jew Davids or Hebrew Plaster for Rheumatism and ali
Juno and Lucna Cordial, for married ladies and Others
Comocks Sarsaparia for purifying the Blood-prce 5Oc.
Hewss Linment and Elixir warranted to the Rheu-
matian or Govt Contracted Cords and Stiff JOINTS
Oh Tanin for Boots, Shoes, Harness and Carage-tops
and it will double the OF all Leather that used on
Mothers Relief for Ladies about becoming Mothers. 1t
relieves all Weakness and Nervousness. Warranted.
Sick HEADACHE.-Dr. Spon's Remedy will cure any case
Green's Fever and Ague Mixture, warranted any
case, all pay refused for it. Try it these terms.
CAuTIoN.-Daey's Original and only Genuine Magical
PAN Extractor. which Burns, Scads, Eyspelas and
all Eptons OF the Skin Piles Barbers Itch Fever Sores
Rheumatism Sore Eyes and Nipples.-Soid remember, So
POydras seet-o that merchants make 100 cent
WORMS IN CHILDREN.-Komstock Vemifuge is the
most extraordinary remedy used Should there be
worms, it will do good.
CONSUMPTION CuRED-AIso, Coughs Colds Pain in the
Side and Breast and all Lung and Liver Compaints-by
Dr. Barthomew Pink Expecorant Syrup. This is the only
article that he relied for these complaints and has
cured cases after all other articles have failed.
The Military Shaving Soap is the best article in this city.
Price % 1t makes rch latber that does not dry
the face
To THE LADIEs.-Bain Of ColumJia for restoring the
=" Long hair is glory woman says Paul.
And all feel the truth Of the plOuS quotation
Preserve it then, ladies-your glory may fall,
Unless you protect it with this preparation.
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NEW ORLEANS, SATURDAY MORNING H. 1sR
RUTTER

WARES POLITICAL ECONOMY-Every poiti-
w Gan should have this Book this juncture in the
political times. For sale by MILES G. SALE & CO..
apo II ST Charles
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-06-17

A G. AlSSWORTH, Marine and Commercial .Notary
II. No. SO CAMP street, holding Commissions from the
Sates OF TEXAS, MISSISSIPPI KENTUCKY, FLORIDA New
MLyANlA, RHODE ISLAND, VERMONT, NEwHAMPsH1RE
DELAWARE, ALABAMA, MAINE, NoRTHCARoLINA, SOUTH
ARKANSAS, VIRGINIA, MASSACHUSETTS,, MARYLAND, and
C0ECrCuT, is prepared to take dispositions, and execute
all kinds oil legal instruments to be used recorded
N sad States and the Territory OF WISCONSIN. The usual
Wompuude at his office continued in all Notaria bust
mhh
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AENEASRN,
KNOWLES & NOEL.

KNOWLES & NOEL
PR3 T5GaL ~ TCHM3KERS,
e. IN constantly on hand large and ~ ~
sa~e SELECTED :, ass3fimept Of Swiss and Englsl
Jewery Silver Ware Pocket Cutlery Gold Pens Specacles
and Fancy Goods
Our personal attention will be devoted to repairing every
description OF FINE WATCHES, CLOCKS, and JEwELRY
winch shall perform satisfactorily, charge. myZtf
REM o VAL. WATCHES, JEWELRY, &c.
~ REDON respectfully informs his frInds and the publc
~. thai he has removed his JEtEI.RY STORE -
TO the New Building on the corner If CH3R- ASSA
TRES anu C1SIO.NHOUSE Streets where g.
he vii open, on MONDAY, May lst splendid 60
establishment He has spared neither pains nor exese TO
make It IN way worthy the patronage OF
all, and he therefore hopes that he will meet with due share
OF encouragen As heretofore he will constantly have
Ar RPfeHs GaS sa5 svs1 EASGa
and Chains SILVER and Plated Ware, China, Chysta and
scnpon, WoIkboxes and Dressing cases. and
Japaned Goods line Pocket and Toilet Cutlery Drks and
Pistols, Choice Pertumey and variety of other articles
Al OF which he Is determined to sell at the most moderate
prices APPS LIT
WATCHES JEWELRY, ETC
EDWARD A; TYLER, 80 Camp street, would respect
luliy invite the attention OF his friends and the y2
pubic to his fine and well selected stock of JEW Aa
proved manufacture Gold and Silver, Hunting AAasza
and Openaced cases; Silver Ware OF every descnplon
consisting part OF Tea, Fable Sugar Salt and Mustard
Racks
A great variety of Jewery. Cutlery Rich Fancy Goods
Perumery, etc.
PLANO FoRTEs.
ESSssls s1kgS Messrs. Nuns l. Fischer and A IT, Gale
s n new s1p sys CT Cashier st few s
Coleman 1oan Attachment and Iyes's Timetable Reeds
Please call and examine apo IT