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The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-11-28
NEW ORLEANS MARKETS.

TUESDAY MORNING Nov g. l84s
The Acadas accounts of which we published full teie-
graphic summary yesterday morning, to have given
fresh impulse 70 our Cotton Market and the sales yesterday
aounted 10 about $500 bales fully up pTeyl-
Gus quotations55S05z for Midding and 526951zc Tor
Good Mddng. IN,
TOBACCO.-The sales far as we learned were ia
hds Of which 81 hhds (Admitted) 5 IS do on pfia
terms and l06 do. mostly Admitted, at Bic 2 ID
SUGAR AND MOLASSES.-Sugar contlnues, ss 1e.-
and the sales were about 500 hhds. at last weeh Hs
Fully 1900 bbls. Molasses sold at zOD@'a0' s"O
closing rather heavily. -,
FLOUR.-The Flour market was rasLet heAy anu 80
nouine downward The sales neveftheless amounted 70
9 bbls If which 400 bb Ohio at - co. SoO dO al - w.
21s0 do 100 500 and $500 at ~ 70, and small lot OIL
choice St. Louis at IS 20 p Dbl
CRAIN-There was a large business done IN COkh the
l cbine Is 900 sacks range principally OF 4sIGo5c
~ av 10 Of new and DID, though lot Of old Yellow
b,agbs 55c Q bushel. OF WHEAT notice 20OO sacks
sold Al sslz and go dc. at Sc. . bushel.
PROVISIONS-The Pork market was duh, with sales
of some small lots $40 80 for Mess and 50 50 for Prime
and 100 bbls NJ o. at % 62z bbl.. Small sales OF BA
cox at &C. for Sides aud Shoulder Of LARD 10 bbs sold
at 6JS067k and 100 kegs Choice at 7l07}<c. p tb.
BAGGING AND ROPE.-Some so pieces and % coils
sold at H. and Sc.
SALTA cargo of 5000 sacks Liverpool was sold to ar
rive, on private terms.
WHISKY -saies of $50 bbs at 2O1S92le.. aud 400 do
on private terms
FREIGHTs- ship was taken for Cork and market
Al I'D for Corn and another for Boston at 75c for Pork
675Sc for Flour. and 40 for Cotton.
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Arrivals at the principal Hotels Yesterday.

ST CHARLES Fred Anhou Bryant and lady, c Ma
CONN, Clendenin Merrill, Jr, o. Jas Wilson, Sweed,
HARRISON Ohio Mt Mrs Spler, M Palmer, de Hurbde,
ae auIbide Pa Jas Clenden Louis Svd Smith, Ino Ward
" s9unaer H. raeo Ala; Bowen Vicksburg; Geo Nc
Arm Engisndi MAXWELL Matches Jno Hugh Smith, Judge
haoofes Tenn N Fraser Franklin Mobile:
granw, Ohio Smith, Pass Christian DR. w Ri WI nj % Davis
Dan Barbee Baton Rouge. - " $500 '
sEkANLAH VI Il girge, F Clover n B Taylor F Gambler
wing !. ptea9nopos; Vaughn Tuscaloosa c Smith,
son. o; DR. Holmes L Watson r jeaks and LAD, NJ
Charlton, Miss Mrs Rodman Bayou Sara Uruuha and Isiy
Urquhart anil lady; WIN Tilt Ohio Roach Duncan int5
Walworth, Z Doss, hatcher W Shaw shaw Vidaa
P Baly Yazoo City s Stacey, Coneordia; r S Todd ky
HEWLETT'SJ Smith, Alexandra. P w Robert N n, +
Sands I Browne MOBILIZE Thos Anderson Washington La Dr.
skiman OpeOuEas; Price, Louisville v Durable WsFou
Ier Baton Rouge Johnston MeCabe, Artri Texas;
Mt Emersor T Strickland Mccullough Henderson, John
Mardes, H Mccullough Natehez.
PLANTERS. j Prugne, 81 Louis, Jno Ross, Cook
Bouemet, Mobile; William Daniels jaws Coax Holmes
Ohio w Curtis, Attakapas H Heydon, Jas Ennis N Y; T
Swift Christi VIM Robinson Louisville
Purcell, Cleveland; Miller, Baltimore.
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RACES. = Eclipse Course. = The races over the
CarroIlton Course begins to-day. Mr. Leefe, the
able Secretary of the Association, has neglected
nothing to insure a successful meeting; and from
the stables on the ground, the lovers of the turf
cannot be disappointed in their ancipations of fine
sport. The track is in fine order and the weather
excellent for quick time. The entries for day
nags Of the first quality and the lovers of sport
may safely anticipate the best amusement IN. B.
We have understood that BUena Vista pays forfeit
The Carrollton Railroad Company will have ex-
ira cars running all the afternoon. >. We are in
formed that the Shell-road is in excellent order,
and that John Hoey's splendid line of omnibuses
will run regularly to and from the Race-track
Fare, 10 cents each way.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-11-28

T1E NASHVILLE CoMMITFEE.-A day Or two
since we published telegraphie dispatch announ-
cling the departure from Nashville of committee
to invite Gen. Taylor to visit that city. The gen.
tlemen, eleven in number, composing the delega-
ton, arrived yesterday, and are at the St. Charles
They will await the arrival of Gen. Taylor, who
is daily expected.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-11-28

SHooTING.-At Memphis on the 18th an alterca-
ton took plack at the Commercial Hotel, between
Mr.. Joseph Woodward, of Arkansas, and Mr. Jas
Tobin, which resulted in an affray-during which
Tobin shot Woodward in the mouth. The wound
is supposed to be mortal 1t is supposed that Wood
ward cannot survive We do not hear that any
legal steps have been taken in the case The par
ties are both transient visiters in the city.
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New Orleans Cattle Market.

Corrected daily for the Crescent 5v VINCENT WILLIAMS.
LAFAYETTE. Nov. q, 1s48.-Anived, steamer Arkansas
No. 4 with 81 small Cattle; steamer Memphis, with q
Horses steamer st. Louis with II Cows. q Beeves and 80
Hogs steamer John Adams. with Horses and Mules
Pnces-Beef, 5G051Sc p b; Hogs. 4f0414c. ID; Sheep,
% 60I0e3 . head; Mich Cows $290sS5 p head; Hay,
e250s2 . ton; Oats 3O0S2 c.p bushe Bran, 6Of07Oc
cwt.: Com. 55lD57e. y busheI: Oil Cake. 81 . owt.
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Marnoranda.

Steamboat Memphis left Cincinnati on the 18th and Lou.
iveon the 18th Reports feet inches water in the
Canal and falling.
TOwboa Pat. Henry towed down and to the Gath
inst, bark Philanthrope and brig Russia
Towboat COnqueror towed down and to on the 22d
inst ships Faneui Hall and Susan Lord bark Washington
Towboat Persian towed down and to sea on the gid inst
ship Dalmsta, barks Jno Potter and Esmerada brig Per
feet and schr. Sarah Churchman.
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Arrived Yeaterdav:


Ship Cromwell Barker IL days from Boston, to master
lsf my.
Ship California, Montgomery. from Bordeaux Sept. 18th
TO POuget Fils-Ist my.
Ship Agnes. (Brem Kse 66 days from Bremen to Voigts
& JeanTen aud-Lafayette.
Ship Anna (kT) Giles. IS days from Haue, TO L. Jean
Ship Devon, Obs Belts from London, Oct sth to master
I'D my
Bark LasarIhiEs, tBr) Turner 50 days from Liverpool to
master-3d my.
Brig Emeine, Watts, 20 days from ThOma,tOn. Me- to
maste-2d my.
sshr May. WasOe, days from Sabine Pass to master
-2dmy
schr. Mexico, Pompsre, FIN the, Coast
sehT. Dorothy. MaTehant, FIN the Coast.
sTEAkBoATsi
California, Reynolds, FIN Mobile.
Princess No q SANFORD, I'm New Carhage-80 b. cotton
Gray Eagle, McDill FIN Baton Rouge.
Banner Of Attakspas, Fuller FIN st. Martinsville.
Iallahaehee, Wylie. I'm GreenwOod-lI58 bales cotton
Majestic, Klein, Baton Rouge-44 bales cotton
VIOLA Wilson, FIN DOnaldsonvlle.
Uncle Sam, BarancO from Tunica-352 bales cotton.
Magnolia, Thomson, FIN Vcksburg-2262 bales cotton.
Marshal hey, Carlisle, I'm Memphis-2055 bales cotton
Courier. Martin, FIN the Baize
lyaEhoe, Sterling. I'm PittsbuTg
st Louis, Littleton. I'm st LouiI.
Memphis Mann, FIN Cincinnati.
Jn0. Adams, Jones, FIN Cincinnati
Iowboat Pat. Henry Miller, FIN the Passes
Iowboat Annawan Mccullough, FIN the Passes.
Iowboat COnqnerOr, Heatan, FIN the Passes
TowbOat Persian, Andrews. FIN the Passes.
BKLow-CoMIEG UP.
Five square rugged vessels, names unknown.
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o. We learn from the officers of the steamboat
Marshal Ney, that fire broke out in some cotton
on board, on the morning Of the 23d inst, on her
downward passage, while lying at Commerce, TAX
ing in freight which was soon extinguished by the
exertions of the officers and crew with the use of
the engine attached to the boat. About fifty bales
Of cotton were damaged the boat received no
iniurV
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-11-28

ImMIGRATIoN.-The total number of immigrants
arrived at New York from foreign countries, from
LIST of January to 1st November is 1884, 23, and
during the month of October 1904 Ofthe latter,
ALAG were from Germany, $3.50 from Ireland, and
1864 from England. Those Germans now arriving
are for the most part of the better class, peculiarly
well off and intelligent
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PowRRs,s eRHEK sLAvH.

THIS BEAUTIFUL AND FAULTLEss WORK Oh AL
which originally exhibited in Boston, New York Ph
and Washington, is now exhibition at
COOKIES GALLERY, No. ID ST. CHARLES srau
The proceeds lby the donation Of its owner JAZZ
ROBB ESQ., to be devoted to the Of Asylum n
relief OF DESTITUTE FEMALES.
Pamphlets descriptive of the work, be had at the Dou
Bookstores and Hotels-Price, 10 cents.
Price Of Tickets so cents Children under 70 years, h,t
Season Tickets, ST.
Hours Of Exhibition, from A. NJ. to loP.M. -
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-11-28

LOUISVILLE RAILRoAD-The sections let on
the Louisville and Frankfort railroad were at prices
ranging from IA to 49, cents per square yard for the
grading. The greater portion of the work was I'M
dertaken by an Ohio contractor.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-11-28

On the 18Th November by the Rev. Mr. caruhsrs Hon: W. s
FEATHERSTON Of Chickasaw county, Miss Miss MARY h.
daughter of the Hon. Thos. W. Harris Of Columbus, Miss
On the 5h November, BY the Rev l. J schooa Mr. LANES "a
KELLEY, Of Columbus, Miss, 70 Miss MARY ELIZABETH
BLUNDELL, Of Lowndes county, Miss.
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Gs- The first railroad built in Old Spain, from
Barcelona to Mataro, was opened on the 10th of
October last. The rejocings upon this occasion are
stated TO have been very great.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-11-28

APPOINTMENT BY THE GOVERNOR. = Zebulon
York, Notary Public for the Parish of ConcOrdia,
in the place of William L. Poindexter, resigned
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-11-28

DEATH OF A REVOLUTIONARY PAFRIoT.-Jona-
than Owens died in New York on the 18th, in the
nnety-iourtf year of his age. He served in the Re
evolutionary war, and reared large number of de-
seendants. and friends to cherish his memory and
glory in the achievements which he aided in ac-
complishing.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-11-28

Mr. CLAY-The Lexington (Ky) Reporter, Of
the 18th inst says: Mr.. Clay is still quite i'll.
His physician regards his situation as BETTER though
he is not entirely out of danger"
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-11-28

Os- The steamship Sarah Sands sailed from
New York on the nth, for Liverpool, with the fol-
lowing passengers, but no specie:
j. R. ofaIll, J. G.. Parker. England J. Grogan Thos
GabEath and lady, Ireland Antonio De Porto, Antonio
Artels, Alex Cardenas. Spain H. NJ Smith. Georgiana
Smith, Virginia Smith, Virginia. Edward W. Lane, Edin
burgh Ahraham Mann Iohn Mann Illinnis
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-11-28

SMALL Pox.-The small pox was found to be on
board of the ship Mary and Adeline, which sailed
with Companies A and F, I'd Regiment, from New
York for California recently, and by order of the
commanding officer, she sailed for Old Point Com
fort, which port she reached on the 18th inst.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-11-28

MUsIC.-Gungl, with his great German band,
gave concerts at the Tabernacle, New York, week
before last, some four thousand persons attending
each. The performance of Gung'l's pieces begat
great enthusiasm
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-11-28

STATIoNERY--We would direct the attention Of
any of our readers who happen to desire any thing
in the stationery line, to the advertisement of d.
Felt & Co., No "a Chartres street. We are conf
dent that they can be accommodated, as the stock
to be found at the store of Felt & Co. is equal to
any. 1t comprises all kinds of stationery, blank
books, mathematical instruments, artists materi-
ais, and nautical instruments.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-11-28

GT The Vermont Legislature has adjourned A
bill for general railroad act is to be reported the
first of the next session.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-11-28

RAILRoAD.-The work on the New York and
New Haven Road is proceeding rapidly, but it will
not be open quite so early as was expected-pro-
badly not till the 10th or 18th December.
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Law BOOKS! Law BOOKS!
THOMAs D. WHITE.


LAW BOOKSELLER, NO. SO CANAL STREET,
Offers for sale, his large of LAW BOOKS
the Of Practical Lawyers and Law Students attending
School the University Louisiana among the following:
Poihsr on Obligations Pothier Contracts.
Doaat's Civil Law. Greiners Code of Practice.
Benjamin and side's Digest. Bulnrd Curry's Digest
Upton's Civil Code Upton's Code of Practice.
Coopsr's Jusinian. KAufman's Makeldy's Civil Law.
Chtty's Criminal Law. ArehbOld's Civil Pleading.
Roscos's Criminal Evidence. BaekSione's Commentaries
ArchboidI Criminal Evidence. KsntI Commentaries vols.
stsrkis Evidence Isephenr'a Commentaries vols
Phillips on Evidence Kennels Compendium.
u sass Statutes at large, vols Peters's Digest
Do. do Nos. for 1878 Putnam's Supplement do vs
NY Reports eomplste, in 81 VS. Massachusetts, Reports.
Arkansas Reports. Kentucky Reports
Whartan's Criminal Law. sory's Equity Pleading.
s,osy's Conflict Of Lawn. Story on Bills Of Exchange.
stoy on Equity Pleading STORY Equity Jurisprudence.
N BAs large Of Law Books, every branch of
Law Literature for sale as above At
MS No. So CANAL STREET.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-11-28

The TELEGRAPH-The Mobile Tribune of the
26th states that the telegraph between Montgomery
and Charleston has not been in operation for two
or three days.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-11-28

o. The New York Mirror, in the course of
some reflections upon the evil influence which the
letter c exercises upon mans destinies, remarks,
that there has been since the time of Julius Cesar
no lucky character whore name commenced with
C. Why, who in the world are Constantine, Clio
Wis, Charlemagne, Hugh Capet, Columbus, Cabot,
Cortez, Charles ", Cromwell, Condo, Capt. Cook,
and Mayor Crossman!
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-11-28

Gy We are obliged to the steamboat Western
World for Cincinnati popers.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-11-28

stesmship Palmetto, Smith, Galveston, Harris Morgan
Ship Charlotte Johnson New York G. w. Hynsou
Ship Ceres. (Sp) Suris, Barcelona, PUG, Mir s. 20
Bark saranac, Getty, Charleston, S. l.. e, L. Levy
Bark andard (Br Richie. Liverpool, Mcdowell Peck
Poiscea Moniguta, (Sp) Pares Barcelona.
Lapeyre, Harispe & Co
EchT. Brave. Graham, Vera Cruz, D. Wickham
6ohr. Joven Manueta Mex Pujo Ssal and Campeachy
s. Fernandez
Schr AdeIe (MeK) Jaurequiberry Tabasco F. Camerden
Steamboat Orleans, Fuller Cincinnati Hyde &Ogesby
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-11-28

OF Gen. Hernandez, (whig) has been elected
Mayor Of ST. Augustine, Fa. Two wings and one
democrat were elected Aldermen, and there was
tie between Messrs. Benet (whigl and Sanchez
(dem.) for the fourth Alderman.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-11-28

New York SENAToR.-Luther Bradish, of New
York city, formerly Lieutenant Governor of the
State, is strong candidate for the United States
Senate, it is said.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-11-28

HYDRoPHoBA AND CHLoRoFoRM.-The Ger
mantown Telegraph says that Mrs. Burroughs, of
Camden, N. j., said to have recovered from hydro.
phobia by chloroform, was not suffering from that
disease, but from spasmodc fits, to the attacks of
which she has been long subject.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-11-28

DEPARTURE OF RECRUITS The bark War.
wick, Captain Wilcox, cleared at Philadelphia on
the 18th inst, for Brazos ST. Jago, having on board
100 men, attached to Companies and G, of the
I'd Regiment of Dragons. The following officers
accompany the detachment: Brsvet Lieut. Col
Hardee, commanding Capt. w. T. Newton, Lieut.
Lewis Neil, and Assistant Surgeon Swift. The
recruits, during the last four months were at the
Carlisle barracks.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-11-28

ORLEANS THRATRE.-To-night Donzetti's celebrated
grand opera of Lucia d Lammemoor will be performed
at the French Theatre for the first time this season. Nothing
need be said in praise of the music of this piece for Dom
Izets and Of the acting at the French Theatre
too much to say that it always of the highest order Mr.
Duluc, st tenor will appear as Edgar; Mr. COfradi barry
tone. as Ashton and Nine Feuy-Joly Lucid. Every
effort has been made by the polite Of this house
Alr Davs to please the public, and his crowded and fash
ionabe audiences night sufficiently show how well be
has succeeded Il is perhaps saying enough to say
that French Theatre surpassed By any theatre in
the United States.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-11-28

ns~ A splendid public festival was to be given by
the proprietors of the Irving House, New York, on
Tuesday, the 2lst inst, to Willard Fillmore Two
three hundred leaders of the victorious political
party were to be present.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-11-28

NORFOLK THEATRE.-The Ravel Family made
their first appearance at the Avon Theatre Nor
folk on the 10Th inst.
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FREE DIRT."-We have been requested to
state, that any person in want of dirt for filling up
vacant lots, or other purposes, can be supplied
without charge, by applying to the superintendent
Of the wouImen on the foundation Of the new
CustomhOuse
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-11-28

HoMIcIDE.-An affray occurred at Evansville,
Ia, on the 18th, between some of the officers of
the steamboat Mountaineer and Charles Ross, a
keeper of one Of the wharf-boats In the course of
the ARRAY, Mr.. Moody, clerk of the Mountaneer,
shot Ross, from the effects! of which he shortly
afterwerks died. Mr.. Moody has been examined
before the authorities and held to bail in the sum
Of $1,000 which he gave, for his appearance before
the criminal Court.
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50000I
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Black Cloth Dress COATS
Black and c0loFed Cloth FROCKS
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90 We are under obligations to the officers OF
the steamboat ST. Louis for late papers.
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s.. D. ELLIS co..
MANUFACTURERS AND DEALERS in Perfumery
1V1 Toilet and Fancy Articles, Stationery, Magazines
Books, Prints ETC., No 70 ST.. CHARLES STREET, nearly
opposite Dr. Clapp's Church.
N. B.--Lsquid and Vegetable Rouge, Eau de Cologne,
Hair Wash, Pnmatums, Circassian Hair Oil Combs
Brushes, Tooth Powders; Lip Salye Cold Cream Shaving
Soap Essences for the Handkerchief in great variety etc
Also-fhe celebrated Efervescing Magnetism Ape
RENT. nG9
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NAVAL. S. slOop of war Decatur, Comman-
der Byrne, from Tsneriffe, and u s. brig Porpoise,
Commander Gordon, were at Madeira, Aug. 90.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-11-28

Es- Gen. Wallace, member of Congress from
spartanburg District, s. c., lies extremely i'll, so
says the Savannah Georgian ofthe 22d inst
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-11-28

BRIGADIER GENERAL.-Capt. John r. Viewer
has been elected Brigadier General of the second
Brigade, First Division, South Carolina Militia
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HIGH SCHOOL FOR YOUNG LADIES
as BOARDERS OR DAY UPILS.

CARoNDELET STREET, NEAR ST.. JOSEPH STREET
ESTABLISHED in 1919 under the superintendent of
IA the Misses ALLISON from LOndOn,-In this Insttu-
ton conducted the best plans OF European instruction.
the course of study thorough and systematic vague
theories superficial methods of teaching elicit display
reOed to- in of the various departments of science
literature
The French Language is under the superntendence of
French gentleman of high literary attachments other Lam
guages music and the accomplishments taught by
tiers of equal eminence in their professions
Drawing in every style is taught by the Misses Allison,
themselves pupils for of one of the most eminent
drawing masters in Europe.
Ep Terms NAV be known application to the residence
ofthe Misses ALLISON, Carondelet st. ms ly
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-11-28

BET.-The Newport News has recovered lot
of spermacei candles by the election of General
Taylor
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BLANK BOOKS!
AND
FOREIGN AND AMERICAN STATIONERY!
DAVID FELT & co.
STATTONERN, HAN,

- III IOIVLhD HALL,
"a CHARITIES STREET. NEW ORLEANS,
1o1 Pearl Street, and so Wall Street. New York
Have facilities for Manufacturing and Importing all appcr
tanning their business which unequaed enable them to
sell at lower prices than have vailed Merchants Baasrs
and the Trade generally invited examine hand
which additions daily made from the mandatory the subser
ber from which BLANK BOOKS and STATIONERY are now
turned Of better qualities and at produced
by any other establishment tins country Merchants Bankers
and the Business Community generally will assortment
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-11-28

IL SIsEoR GERMAN AT DAN RIcE's CIRcUs.-Tbe
great italian star appears night for the m time in this
city. His career said have been more successful than
equestsn during the past century and the same marked
attentions and distinguished which attended him Il
the capitals Of Europe has characterized his
the North. Here if the descriptions of his Performance az
not exaggerated he viii unquesonsbly prove to be the
strongest equestrian card that has ever been brongb n th
city. The house, last night, as crowded as usual
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-11-28

% Herr Alexander, the magician, gave his las
exhibition at Louisville on the nth