The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-10-31

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from the steamer, the others escaped unframed; bu,
the weather was so thick that it is doubtful whether
they gained much on the steamer.
The LADIEs-An invitation was extended to the
ladies of Boston, to ride on horseback IN the pro-
cession at the great Water Celebration.
MORE MrssIoNARIEs-Rev Messrs. C c. Moore,
| H. L. Van Meter and Judson Benjamin, and their
wives, and Mrs. E. W. Brown, of Sossam, sailed
from Boston on the 2lst inst in ship Cato for Cal
cutta, as Missionaries of the American Baptist
Missionary Union. The customary religious servi-
ces were held on board
REGIUM DoNUm.-The Cambridge tEnglish) Adj
vertiser says: The Dissenters are endeavoring TO
raise sum Of which the interest shall be equal to
the amount of the annual Regium Donum, so that
none of their ministers shall receive money from
| the State"
qs- Thanksgiving in Maine, Thursday, Nov. Is.
0g- The military and fremen of Boston are
both refusing to appear in the Water Procession
| Celebration, on the 25th, being dissatisfied with
the places assigned them. We suppose the affair
was settled before the day arrived.
MORE LIGHT. = The Buffalonians are congra-
tulating themselves upon the near approach to
| petion of the arrangement for lighting the city
with gas.
% The anniversary of the battle Of Yorktown,
Oct 10, was celebrated at Norfolk by the military.
o. William Hays, Esq, died suddenly at his
residence in Pittsburg, the 18th, of apoplexy.
Judge Hays was SO yeass of age, and had been for
long period of years one of the most respectable
| and useful citizens of Pittsburg.
Do Adrian, Michigan, has produced squash
weighing LOG pounds and Palmyra ounce of21 OF.
|
| New RAILROAD GATE-Mr Richard Coffin, of
| Massachusetts,, has invented a gate for railroad
crossings, arranged that the tain approaches
the gate opens and closes after the train has passed
1t is a simple and ingenious invention.
| MANUFACTURE OF FLoUR-There are now in
| operation in the town of Oswego, N. Y, fifteen
flour mills, having in the aggregate eighty Of
stone capable of turning out eight thousand barrels
! of flour per day.
% LyeII, the geologist, has been knighted by,
the Queen Of England.
LOUISIANA TEMPLE or Honor, No. I-Meets at l.
o. O. +. Hall Jackson street, Lafayette Saturday
f'eng 0En P5 hsW3 ;QS O. War1ock Fssa
EeaIng W r; A. c. Rsdiek, w F Thomas ! Firth,
AIcGowan. w G John C. Wilson, w 5.
to Card--We the passengers upon the Steamer Ell
MEN T. her tp Alexandra Mes Orleans take
aud her oaseT Crew portcuiary geas My captain,
and recommend her a travelling community as B9e5 whose me-
patronage s: o. sGRUGGs, P ". R0BERT,
PETER F Slth R. d DE T6SI irTov
Mr., 4. 5. ALIENHGjYsEN CT. JOHNSON,
I'VE" o''s"as' Oe.. ol, 1910. S- "
Married:
% Mr. # Ii 2 w. TG9E csmfpm * RI E 6G6
RAN all q New York CITY, Mobile and New Orleans papers will
Died:
On the morning of Tuesday last 2i October inst
of his father Nachez ANDREW BRO WIN, Jun, Of New Orleans
AZ Saints 65RFW S Sd 4e T A
VOLUNTARiOS CATALANES De La LUISLANA viii
Male Orphan Asylum. OIL
To- Orleans Temple Of Honor No ga :; Regular Ma.
Meeting Of this Temple VIII be held THIS Evening"
ndace, the ensuing viii
JASPER F. SMITH, ". R. [osii 7. B. HEARTH W. c. T.
Eg- "CHALMETTE GUARDS !"-B UTLER
AND VICTORY!-The "Chamete Guards will hold their
regular meetings Canerbuys House, No. Charres street,
O'Clock, P. NJ, EVERY EVENING. o3iT
FOR RENT
A LARGE OFFICE, corner Of Canal and Magazine
IA ftreets either with or without the loft above nGueOf
OBJ t M. HUNTINGTON, No. Magazine st.
WANTED IMMEDIATELY steady, respectable
w GIRL, who competent MIingT in III its branches.
Apply at The office of [o3ll A MARAION Is Natchez
VNJANTED-By a respectable FEMALE, competent to
Wv undertake the Tudments of education situation
in private family. She brings satisfactory testimonials
OBJ A. MARMION, Is Natchez St
BOOTS, SHOES AND BRoGANs. -rstsp
OS1 GASES landing from ships London and ]S8A
$50 St RIG. HOBBS, IL CustOmhouse st. "a
WING TRANSPARENCIES.
e G9 sG AsP RENT SfS III sse
ehasie and picturesque in design and beautifully painted
their Grand Denomination Saturday evening Call and
see them o3l
MEDICAL NOTICE.
AR. PARMELEE would inform his friends and the
~ public that he has returned from the North and located
himself at No. 81 HEvIA STREET, between Phhppa and
who wish consult him on the treatment Of diseases
that oaea pI5 ER iEsfsI5 d2a
- Hs office for consultation with females; and treat
thrd door from Phippa. lie would invite those suffering
to give him call and guarantees safe and permanent
o5 Inn " a'''1 4 No 81 HEVfA STREET ST f2EIs0
MARINE AND FIRE INSURANCE.
Tennessee Marine and Fire Insurance Company.
CAPITAL, 100000.
Directors:
GEo " MART1S AcoS M cGsSS NJ FoeS
" W WooDFo1K foa nm MN N Rsss SAM SCOTT
JAMES J. GILL, Secretary. JOHN NJ HILL, Prest
to This ng-estabished Company, with the most ample
for the protection of Policies continues to take
RIVER, SEA and FIRE RISKS the most liberal terms,
at its Agency 10 NewOreans, at the office of
OBJ PICKETT, PERKINS CO, 81 Magazine st.
D INTERESTING TO THE LADIES. 81
Andrews New-York Store"
Is still at The corner of S. Charles and Julia streets
Thirteen Buildings,
WHERE may be found a very large and fashionable
w assortment o. DRY GOODS, which will be sold at
extremely low prces therefore, the particular attention of
the ladies is invited this card they may be cert in Of
getting bargains IN al aud every description OF Dry o al
ANDREW6' cor. st. Charles and Julia sifesis. "