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The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-12-04
NEW ORLEANS
MONDAY MORNING, DECEMBER 4.
General Taylor at The High School.


On Saturday morning General Taylor, in com
pany with several gentlemen, visited the Female
High School Of the Second Municipality The
General, having been introduced by Recorder Bald
win, was addressed by Miss Perry, one Of the scho-
an, as follows
have been daputed by my eassmaies dear General to
EXPIRES 70 you me pleasure we experience from sense Of ne
ChsItan VINO mas been eecteo ~ tn9 s
e-meh to preside the deznies Of our great Republic
citizen, visits The School but much that qualification
@ % when we receive as oa Ege one Nv Ii, bn
m1T and gho nov a9ouL u ~; b se
We trust moeoTer t6at you feel and acknowledge the
truth Of the celebrated reply Of Madame Genis when asked
By the education Of Der daughter" Pardon Us, Sir or
ho.I9g that under your anPe az f 0 , ou,eaa may De
caiion UPON which have been taught the peeuity
roush in he chapei which yog have earned upon the nd
Of bs e. And when in after yeas, we your
soct with Of the most glorious deeds which have
adorned the pages Of eOunys history what delight
ana @ g s Sni nes e memoy bnngs
athe Gil; High School OF the Second Munic atty of New
This address was delivered with great frmness
and huency, and was thus responded to by the
General:
M dear Young ladies, feel somewhat embarrassed to
find words 70 express my acknowled ments TO you for you
compmened me far too high in reference to what services
may have rendered country cannot but feel leased
grhngatOn n seeing the advancement OF educaOn, for
wi the principles Of religion and morality must hand
INLAND. By this the land which gave birth must be
made great country and eOle be rendered happy and
cOntented In the bright faces around me
earnest that those who 70 low in path, will be
well fitted for their duties. Among them see the future
mothes OF future heroes IN the field and in the
ell. You will transmit those principles OF Independence,
VIII ch the gEa bulwak of the nation pure and unadul-
teat-d to youf chidrens children you received them
from tho who have gone before US so that to the end Of
tine the councils Of the wise guide and govern the
OF the brave defend and protect the land that gave
birth. Ladies. permit to conclude by expressing a
heartfelt wish that happiness and blessing which the
human tam y Is capable of enjoying may be your portion
IN this life, and that still Brighter enjoyment may be
rewad hereafter. "
After this ceremony was concluded the General
was introduced to the young ladies individually.
IT was then we perceived that General Taylor does
suuender-on particular occasions In this in
stance he was forced TO captuate at discretion and
give up his lips to the tender assaults Of the ladies'
After hearing the scholars examined in several
branches the General and his escort RETIRED highly
pleased with their visit.
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Western Markets.

CINCINNATI, November PAS M.The sales Of Flour To-
day have been large including 1900 bb at 50 750s3 SA
There is good deal doing in Corn and the market is firm.
Sales Of Is 900 bushels az about 29c Sales Of Whisky az
16IfE l6c Rected &c.,. Cheese fair demand, and
prices are steady at HOGS du$3 % offered this
evening" Beef Cattle $3DS4 l2S nst. Sales Of 200 kegs
Lard at 6Sc Sales of 30 casks Bacon Sides 3c Sales
of 325 Pork Barrels at soc.
SIR LOUIS Nov 20. u o'clOck.-Tbere was but little
produae on the evee this morning, and small inquiry
FOL any article There better feeling manifested in
rad 10 Flour in other articles variation FouT-Saes
ounfTv hands 500 barrels various brands sold at "a l5D
"a 20 Is hhl $50 do. Family at "a 90 and AZ do fine at
"a q mi Wheat-No variation in from yester-
dsv1s uosaons Choice of which there Is but little
sale s2HS5c; Good TO- Fair, f61o Co!n-saes ~
nies 4OS4ie b bushe. Whsky-saiss small lots Raw
~ fStSe a GALLON Hemp-A small lot Prme 10 manu-
fsrtuTer Al m To- No sales Of Lead o. Provisions
FrsightTo New orsans-E 49e q DBL PL., PPIk Si
saile s 100 Ibs Lead 1SDl9e 100 lbsi BNeoa usts
BTan. Sc, a5aS7lse. = 100 bs Com Use Paiafei
ss. Ekt d. so; Cattle, Is y hsad Hopps sae halss'
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-12-04

THE LATE STORM AT THE EAsT-M1rine Dis
asters and Loss Of Life.-The Boston Traveller, of
the 2lst ult has accounts of further disasters at
during the late storm;
The British schooner Olive, Oliver, was wrecked
near Point Aldorton All hands lost She had five
or six persons on board.
Schooner Welcome Return, Captain Hewett, of
and from Prince Edwards Island, for Boston, went
ashore at Rocky Hill, off Plymouth, on the evening
Of the Goth ult., and Immediately went to pieces
The crew were all saved. A woman who was on
board with six children, succeeded in reaching the
shore with her infant in her arms, while the other
five were lost A correspondent of the Courier
saws that their bodies were recovered an placed IN
the Town Hail. presenting five as beautiful faces as
were ever seen in one family.
Ship Clara, Of Portsmouth, Captain PenhalloW,
from Cadiz, Oct LIST, went ashore on Truro Beach,
about two miles south of Cape Cod Light, on the
goth ult., at A. NJ. Capt. PeuhalloW was lost
overheard a few minutes previous to her striking
The remainder of the crew were saved.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-12-04

FRAUD ON BANK.-We learn from the Wayne
county Ohio Democrat, that Julius A. Moore, a
merchant of that place, was lodged in Jail on the
charge of having distracted from the Wayne county
Branch Bank, the sum of $1,000. He acknow-
lodged the theft, and stated that part of it was
deposited in an clubhouse on his mothers premises,
where $4,000 Of it were found. The teller of the
bank had previously been uniustly suspected Of
hBving been guilty Of the robbery
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-12-04

THE RIvER.-Last evening there were six fee
three inches water in the canal by the mark. Dut
ring the previous twenty four hours the river had
receded three inches On the falls there three
feet ten inches water. We see by our telegraphic
dispatches, that at Pittsburg and Cincinnati, the
river continues falling. AT Pttsburg, however, the
weather indicated rain. At Nashville, on the 2lst
ult, the water was falling. with five feet on the
shoals.-LouiSUiLe Courier, 23d uh.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-12-04

Dcs- The story published few days since con-
corning he rebellion on Mr.. Folks plantation in
Arkansas, must, we think, be either untrue or ex-
aggerated Il will be recolected tharit was stated
to be the case that in consequence Of some alleged
promise of freedom from Mr.. Polk, the negroes,
soon after his death, which happened a short time
since broke out into open insurrection.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-12-04

CREOLE ORANGES Mr. A. II. Ryland presented
us, says the Mobile Tribune, with some uncommon
ly fine oranges grown in his garden near the West
Ward Hotel. They are the largest we have seen
from any quarter, and exceedingly luscious. Here
is another proof that no region can produce finer
oranges than our immediate vicinity.
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MEnIcAI. TEXT BoOKs. ETC.

MEDICAL STUDENTS can find at the NewOreans
IFE StatiOners' Warehouse, No. IA CAMP STREET me
largest and best assortment OF all kinds Of MEDltA1
WORKS. latest revised editions at publishers pnIes ms
collection embraces works every branch of the he
AR and stands unryaled Is complete LIBRARY ioI me
student of Medcnea at the prize they SOLD Id
Bosfon New York and Philadelphia As the list IS too eK
ensve for an ordinary advemen the attention OF Medl-
"a Students and the Medical Faculty generally, Is respect
fully invited The subscriber feels assured that critical eE;
animation Of his stock and will give sa action % an
parties. Inf I'm 2dnl ]. SIEhIl I4 laInp sIIeel-
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ton of this county is $685. We are sorry to see it
stated, says the st. Louis Republican, that there
are 3349 of the free white males and females who
can neither read nor write, and of the whole pOpu-
lation but 1921 less than one-third are educated.
There are 1893 slaves in the county.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-12-04

MURDER FROM JEALoUsY.-Th murdered bodies
of Patrick Welsh and Bridget Hannah, in New
York, were found on the morning of the 18th ult.,
IN the house of Patrick Hannah, the husband Of
the deceased woman. He was also in the house,
aud the facts attending the killing of peculiar
and delicate character. Their skulls were broken
by club
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-12-04

ANOTHER DIsAPPEARANcE-Ay young girl about
eleven years old, named Eliza King, daughter of a
widow lady living on Sycamore street, Cincinnati,
left home on the 18th ult. and has not been heard
of since She had on purple calico bonnet, black
and white cross barred dress She is rather tall for
her age.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-12-04

Pennsylvania CANAL NAvIGATIoN.-The Har-
risburg Keystone, Of the 2Ist ut, says: The pack
cts of both lines leaving this place are laid up for
the season. Freight boats are still running, and
will continue to do so until stopped by ice. con-
tinuance of the present cold weather would soon
close navigation"
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-12-04

RAILROAD RIoTNG.-There has been some ri
oting on the Harlem Railroad, near Croton Falls,
NY. Cause.-The UaHlosing of certain contractors
with the money due to the poor Irish aborers they
had employed. Guns and pistols were fired and
savere wonnds Inflicted bnt no lives lost.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-12-04

FmE.-0n the night of the 10Th ult, the wool
carding machine of Mr.. James Randals, of Cooks
vile, Noxubee county, Miss, was entirely con-
sumed by fire, and lad named Theodore Little
persisted in the flames. The loss is not large, but
severe for Mr. r. Cause not known.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-12-04

HALF OF THE QUANDARY SETTLED--The House
of Commons, Of North Carolina, has at last organ
lied by eecting as Speaker, Robert B. Gillian,
wing, and Mr.. Bsnbee. democrat, principal Clerk.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-12-04

ARKANsAs.-We have but few additional returns
from this Sate-however, what have been received,
show considerable Wing gain. Cass's major
y over TAYLOR will not exceed 1900 we are inclined
10 think-Helena Shield, 25th ut.
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ADJUSTMENTS.
AMERICAN THEATRE.

H. P. GRATTAN Stage Manager.
TT1HlS EVENING Monday, Dec. 4, s4sThe performances will
commence with first time here during twelve years. the Old
Mr. Manvers Hawthorn Mr. Brough Sir VIM Meadows, Mr.
Geson; Woodcock Mr.. j. Greene Hodg Mr. Spear;
Fo1tan Mr. Thompson; Carter Mr.. Keller Euace Mr.. Gros
Rosetta, Miss g. 8Leat Lucinda Mrs Johnston; De6o-
ah, Mrs Rowe Ma Miss e. Peie; Housemad, Miss j. La
Forest Cook, Ms. Bowen. In the the Opera-A
RURAL DANCE (arang by Mr.. Thompson, by the Corps
de Ballet PAS SEUL, by Miss Josephine Laor-st. PAS
CoMIQUE BY W. Thompson To conclude with the laugh
able Farce Of THE SPECTRE BRIDEGROOM or, A Oh 81
Spite Hmse-Od Adwnkle, Mr. Grierson Mr.. Nicode-
mus, Mr. kingsley Capt Warrington Mr. Ryua Dickory, Nj.
Spear, Paul, Mr. Keller; Layna Mrs johnston Georg1ana,
Miss J. LaFoTest.
Tomorrow, Tuesday, Auber's Opera Of FRA nIAVOLO,
other Entertainments for the Benefit Of Miss ELIZA BRIENT
The Police Department the Mr.. L.
Prices Of admission Circle Parquette Ser and
Third TIERS so cents Cood Boxes so cents Gallery rs
Private Boxes and Seats be secured the Box Office
the hours OF 10 A. NJ. and P NJ. by applying Geo. 8.
Stanley. Treasurer.
t open quarter Il will
quarter past preciselv IA
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-12-04

CARRYING CONCEALED WEAPoEs-Wm. Parker was
yesterday brought before Recorder Geno accused by John
Coleman of drawing knife upon him knife or dirk
was found conceded bis person. and the Recorder fined
him so for carrying concealed arms which being unable to
pay, he was sent to prison for fifteen days
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-12-04

Us- The aggregate vote polled in Illinois ex-
ceeds one hundred and thirty thousand. The State
Register computes from this, that the population of
the State in 1850 will be at least one million.
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NATIONAL AIPHITHEATRE,
Corner of Poydras and Baronne Streets.

LAOIsAa4a
Corner of Poydras and Baronne Streets.
S. P sTICKNEY Proprietor and Manager.
TEyHE Public respectfully informed that this establishment will
open the 22l Of December, wi Com
pany OF Artists composed of the STARS SELECTED FR ON
THE AMPHITHEATRES OF EUROPE AND AMERICA.
e TIE Magnificent Stud of VARIEGATED ARABIAN STEEDs
selected without regard and the
consisting all CHASTE, RELIANT and DARING,
will be unequaled by any other establishment in the Southern
Metropolis.
~ su Novelties will be produced during the
nothing shall wanting tor THIS Unique
OIympisn Temple tie high reputation has maintained as
the FIRST EQUESTRIAN ESTABLISHMENT IN THE
tEy- Treasurer, J. W. JONES Agent, F. HUNT. "a
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-12-04

D3- A revolutionary soldier, named Warren, was
waylaid, robbed and shot, Pittsfied, Mass,
the 18th ult., by highwayman named John White
The robber was pursued and taken. Mr.. Warren's
injuries are not considered fatal.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-12-04

o. Some man in Illinois is manufacturing can
dies from castor oil which are said TO be equal to
sperm, and mnch cheaper. In our young days we
thought castor oil was matter not TO be made bght
Of-Ciaciuna6 DisDafch
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-12-04

MARIETTA SMErH.-The New York Express is
satisfied, amer careful inquiry that all the Fumors
aFs false IS to the parents Of this missing youus lady
kaoRIag any ihinK q her whereabouts,
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sr. oHARLEs rnEArRE.

THIS EVENING, Monday, Dec. ls48-W be presented,
Buwers Comedy Of MONEY-Evelyn Mr. G. Vandenbof Sir
Nesey, Mr.. Chippeniale Graves Mr. Fuller Clara Mrs.
Melinda Jones COMIC SONG by Mr.. Bowman. To
man. Mr. Fuller.
II Mr.. c. ID PITT is engaged for a few nights.
Doors open hafpast and Curan at O'clock
% Tickets and places may be had application to Mr. j. P
BALY, the hours Of 10 and o'clock every day. d4
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SLAVE b d p o q.


es1~ Slave Yard and clearinghouse, 159 GraV1er
street second door from CaTondelet
HOUSE SERVANTS and FIELD HANDS for sale
81 s times Slaves viii be received on board or sold
On favorable terms. The bniding large. thee.slo oieE
sltaniou VIII Be paid % the health and oseaHHsa Of ~
slaves Plsssa Il this YARD, A4H
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-12-04

OF The Vermont Legislature has been discuss
ing bill to $ let out" the prisoners in the State
Prison; not to let them of prison. but to let out
their services to the highest bidder.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-12-04

LARcEMEs.-Thomas Brown, charged by Mr. Kuntz
with larceny, yesterday sent before the First District
Court BY Recorder Genois. Edward, slave of Mr. Veret
brought to the First Municipality guard house yesterday
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-12-04
WM. S. MORGAN,

Practical Matchmaker. No. 81 Canal street.
THIRD DOOR PROM CAMP STREET.
TTNHE subscriber has just received additional supply Of
4 PATCHES, .JEWELRH and F4NGY n
GOODS consisting OF very superior Gold and Sill i4EN
- yer Watches, with Hunting Cases, & az
e~ESfSSS of M. /. Tobias, ROskel and otherk9AsIIa
- - superior makers; also, fine London Duplex
Watches rich Iewery of the latest styles com rising hne
Gold " atch Chsns, Keys and Seals, Ladies BRACELETS
Necklaces BreasP Pins Gold Pencil Gases, Finger Kings
etc . Also great variety Of FANCY GOODS selected
by himself in the Northern markets from the latest European
impoTtations consisting of WorkBox Dressing Cases
fine Fans Retcues, Scissors; fine assortment of SlL y Elk
WARE pure as coin; Umbrellas Canes and 9th 7 fancy
1ate Tstes ms I'm 3dp
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-12-04

THE TRIAL FLoREz-The jury in the case of Sebas-
tan Flores accused of the murder of Sebastian Neo
unable to agree upon verdict, up to o'clock Saturday,
afternoon. At that hour Judge McHenry discharged the
jury. Seven for acquttal and five for conviction
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-12-04

Gy- Major Iturbide and family arrived at Cincin-
matt on the 18th ult
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Dr~On the DIST ult. Madame Ablamowicz was in
Cincinnati, Mr.. and Mrs. Pitt were performing in
Louisville on the oath.
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ArrivaIs at the PrIl.eIlal HoteIs Yesterday

ST. CHARLES. -Johu Cassan Hal, Thos Hunt La; VIM
Beatie, Bayou sara; Maj Gea Chhera, w Battle
Oliver Ala; Staple, Fort River; Anderson XIV Hall, "
ssm steckwe s. Louis Bryce Red River John Ruther
ford, Va; o Ogden and family
HEWLETT's Il Il Church, Capt Anderson Smith Z Bay
La Mr. Mrs NJ Coas; Jno Robinson XIV; D Hariway,
Texas P Booker, Ala.
vERANDAH. - Cole, G F Connolly, Martini Charles
Clapp, La
steamboat Ellen.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-12-04

BEATING A WIFE Recorder Genos yesterday sent
Henry StOdeman accused of beating his wife, before the
First District Court
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BLANK BOOKS!
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turned out better qualities and at less cost have been produced
by any other establishment this country Merchants Bankers
Business Community generally, full assortment of
Ledgers. Copying Books.
Journals. Copying Presses
Day Books Memorandum Books.
Blotiers' Ivory Folders.
Cash Books. Check Books
invoice Books writing Papers
BIZ Books Founce.
p 0A7 A"His' asOi'S''
Cuuery Lead FehcnS
nkstends, assorted RED Tape
Letter Stamps Book Rests.
Portfolios. Steel Pens.
Sand Boxes Gold Pens
Wafer Cups ouills
Envelope Paper Waters
Blotting Paper. Sealing Wax.
Diaries Notana WATERS
Shipping Receipts. Notarial Seal Papers
Letter Books. Black Ink.
Playing Cards. SO to $50 p grooe Blue Fluid
Copying Inks, English and Ameri- RED Ink.
lndeible Ink Ican Gunmed Tickets
Patent Rolling Bloters india Rubber.
Blank Notes Interest Tables.
Blank Drafts. Exchange Tables.
Letter stsmps. Rulers
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Auction sales This Dav,

R. NJ ARMFIELD will sell the Of Jasper F. Smith,
Canal street, Dry Goods Hats, Boots. Shoes, ETC., with
out reserve. tsV@ See Auction headl
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NEW ORLEANS AND OARROLLT o "
RAILhO AID,
Turing THE RACES the Cars on this Road will run
~ as usual up 10 II 0 clock. Fz2-- go --r-- -7
A. M, when they viii depart 80 -
from the Depot BarOnne1L-s---z-
street as follows H. r. 12S Ia and IA CThe Rsee does
not commence until the arrival Of the last Ca The Tegu
lar trips will be after this and when the Race is an
Extra will make intermediate trips often necessary.
n286t JOHN HAMPSON, Engineer
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S. of ~ Meetings This Evening.

s. of n. Meetings This Evening.
CRYSTAL TEMPLE HONos No. 4, at Temple Hail. No
IS Canal street. at halfpast z.
LAsE DIVISION No. g. in the Methodist church Agier
at halEpast T.
HARMONY DIVISION No. Is, at Crystal Fount Hall 222
Tchoupiitouas street. at haIfpast7 z.
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DAN RIoE's CIRCUS.

BRILLIANTLY LIGHTED WITH GAS
Doors before O'Clock AdmissioRDress Circle
50 cents; Pit, Is ce t. Coorel Boxes, So cents.
1.-THE COSTUMES, TRAPPINGs and ACCouTREMENTs
ar giant used any Arena in The country
The PAVILION exceedingly and comfortable
The HORSES probably he best Stud used any Circle.
The TROUPE e most numerous and talered that have ever
ben known to cdngregstsd. Among them DAN RICE,
de KING TESTERS NJ ROSA, the greatest living Eques
trenne CT ENN ROI the Rider Of the World Mons
THORN The oTlished performer extant Yankee
THRIFT, the famous Northern Clown H. p MADIGAN, r.
ROSSTEN FURNISH, DAY, and gentlemen
4rtistes; Mesdames RICE, NASH, THRIFT, MADlGAN,
etc: MENTER'S BRASS BAND led by the distinguished
Bugier. ABNER MENTER.
~ The dramatic and eccentric Trick Ponies Big ThqdsT
Flash, Dash, Aroost00k will appear. Also Sgnor
GERMANI The celebrated Italian Rider; w. o. DALE, The
Ninety Somerset man. and the popular young JAMES
HERNANDEZ.
THE BUf IFIGHT or Sports Old sp-n and THE ToURNA-
MEN or Sports Of Old Eng and viii be brought n6
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-12-04

o. The Secretary of State has left Washington
on a short visit to Pennsylvania.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-12-04
ORLEANS THEATRE.

EIHIS EVENING Monday Dec 4 ls4Wil be presented, for
the second time this he celebrated Grand Opera in
acts by nonizetti LUCIA Dl LAMMERMOOR. Performers:
Mesrs ID alBc and Corradi and Madame Fleury-Joy.
Performances quarter before O'Clock IA
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-12-04

APPOINTMENT BY THE President. 20. C.
Pratt of Illinois, to be an Assistant Justice of the
Supreme Court of the United States for the Terri
tory Of Oregon, in place of VIM. A. Hall, declined.
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DRUGS AND MEDICINES.

n UTNINE CALOMEL. BLUE MASS, IPE- -
" GAG, RHUBARB, ,etc.-As low ,I i9T cash ~
9=fTf judge-Dr. E. J. COXE'S PREPARA- Ia
0tANF!s96NSisT igrp,y coueH svR1rp-Ar nr.on,Is5
remedy for Coughs influenza. etc. -
EXTRACT OF COPAIVA, SARSAPARILLA
AND CUBEBS-A certain and sgTeeabe cure, superior to
the Capsules any her extract.
TONIC EXTRACT OF SARSAPARILLA AND
TARAXACUM-The strongest preparation that can be
made
BALSAM OF NAPHTHA, TAR, LIVERRoRT,
eteFo the relief and Of CONSUMPTION and bronchitis
LOUISIANA VERMIFUGE, RHEUMATIC LINZ
MENT
E Especial attention paid the treatment of Rheuma-
tsm, Bronchitis and Consumption. o,,-o..-
~ Office corner Magazine and lOydras SIS NO ly2oP
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-12-04

MEXICAN MINISTER. Sr D. Luis de Ia Rosa,
Minister Plenipotentiary from the Republic of
Mexico to the Government of the United States,
arrived in Washington City on the 23d ult
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-12-04

GEN TAYLoR.-We are informed that the old
General passed up the river yesterday, on his way
10 Washington. 1t is said that he received orders
at his plantation night before last report himself
in propria persona at the seat Of Government upon
some business, the nature of which we did not
learn H5cks5Urg Wing, 18th uh.
The Wing, of course, is misinformed, General
TaYIor being at present in this city.