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The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-12-15

NEW ORLEANS December II, 1919
Whereas considerable difficulty has been felt IN regard 70
the proper adjustment of occasional by the New W
leans and Washington Telegraph Company, the Presdent
notified Mr. Kennedy, the Superintendent q the Once n
New Orleans that the following rules Will hereafter De
This line will not be responsible for any errors mutila
TONS or missent dispatches sent from New orleans That are
received and properly delivered to the other lines from our
Our agent al Washington required to secure, far as
practicable the retundng OF all moneysO on mutated OF ms
sent messages from other wires, and all moneys 0r messages
erOneOusy received at Washington on our line shal De
Mr.. Kennedy, the chief operator at New Orleans, is
required once week to send copy by mai OF all such mes
ngton, who viii the correctly received
there, and u not, will notify him of the fact and cause hum
% refund the money, If incorrectly sent from me w asgion
station to other lines mutlaed misen by fault OF other
ines the agent will all practicable means to recover the
money! and notify the office az New Orleans 70 refund II
EDWARD G. HYDE, Director, New Orleans
The undersigned takes the present occasion to inform the
stockholders that he will he pleased communicate to them
any information in his power regarding their interest.
dlS 81 EDWARD G. HYDE.
~ James Guliclk Fire Company. No. IL
AZ the Annual Meeting OF the Company held December s49 the
following named gentlemen elected Osrs for the ensuing year
1850 JOHN QUlN. Foreman.
JOHN a. SCHMIDT, First Assistant
WILLIAM FAULKNER, Second ASaistant.
JOHN REYNOLDS, Treasurer
JAMES HUBBARD, Steward.
Delegass 10 the FTensH's Charitable Association
JOHN REYNOLDS. JOHN R. PEGG.....,L RAsHIDE.
dI2 g. JOHN R. PEGG, Secretary,
TO SUNDAY and OTHER SCHOOL TEA CHEERS
NEW extensive beautiful assortment Of BOOKS admirably
n adapted to the improvement Of the minds Of youth, is nov
no Prices lower than offered before the, editions Ell
d2l 3d&2tW Book Establishment, l6 Camp
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New Books FOR CHLDEEN.-We have re-
ceived from Appleton s. Co, New York, through
the politeness Of J. B. Steel, IA Camp street,
couple Of little volumes suitable for presents to
children at the approaching holydays. They are,
q The Child's Present" anew storybook to please
The fancy and improve the hearts Of young chill
dren, edited By Grandfather Merryman Firesid,
Ferries, Or Christmas at Aunt Elsies, BY Susar
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THK FoUR MILE DAY Bingqman COURSE
To-day brings together fol the four mile heats, the
well known Kentucky pets, John Black and Error.
The former has never been beaten, and expectation
in on tptoe in relation TO the result Those fond Of
the sport who have long desired that they should
meet, win now have an opportunity Of seeing their
claims TO superiority decided, Both horses are said
10 be in good condition, and the course as good as
can he deeired
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-12-15

CURIOUS PAPER.-At regular monthly meet
ing of the New York Historical Society on the 9TH
inst, the Rev DR.. Adams presented to the society
manuscript supposed to be written by Benja-
min Franklin in 176S bearing the attractive title of
6 Sermon 10 Assesn
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-SIGNoRrNA TEDEsoO.-The report of the mar.
rage of this celebrated songstress turns out to be
unfounded The New York papers say this lady is
still unmarried, but if rumor be correct, she will
shortly be united tothe Opera troupe at the Astor
Place House.
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sehe Extrh-EIanamOsla weekly Crescent
appears to-day at o'clock. Besides the news
which it contains from all quarterso Of the world the
Weekly win have the opening chapters of Nelly,
a story which is being translated from the French
Of Amadee Achard. The story will be completed
next week and Is itself worth the price Of the two
Weeklies. The number of to-day win have in it a
Sermon by the Rev. A. D. Mccoy at the Con
secration Of the Seamen's Chapel and full
history Of all that is yet known in regard to the
great Parlman Mystery nor will the conclusion
Of the Rey Affair be omitted. We give every thing
and nothing extenuate nor set down aught in
malice
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-12-15

FRoM F1oRIDA.-The q. S. steamer Fashion,
Capt. Baker, arrived yesterday from Fort Brooke,
Tampa Bay which place she left at l P. N. the
18th inst There was no news from the Indians,
except that they would not meet Gen. Twiggs at
the Burnt Stone, but would meet him at Charlotte
Harbor.
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Weo0noluded No with brief description Of the sae Of
the staple article o. The business galvanized watch but
there are other uds more Ingenious, and requiring
ore brass 10 carry them through One of the oldest tricks
Is that Of selling cards containing variety Of different mat
ters most truly 81 too NUMEROUS mention" They
ranged with large knives dshR looking pistols IN the cen
m and around the sides pencease toy cutlery,
four six in place, ngenousy fastened. The safe
commences By the cer announcing to the Funk that the
articles would be sold at much per pece-mtormaon that
he never again deigns to make known! The auction COM
menee and the lungs of the head rogue violently
inflated with prodgious efforts, to catch passing stranger
This in New Orleans quickly achieved and " gentleman
from the country soon pause hear the wOndrous waste Of
BREATH and witness the awful effects Of hard times
" One dollar going at one dolartoO bad by Jove cries
out the auctoneeri TOO bad, ndeed echo the stool.
pigeons Must be sod-the stock has to be cleared out at
ann sacrifice % responds the crier What pty sigh
forth all the soap-ocks Zone doa-why look at the goods;
the pistols are worth S1O chmen again the excited
salesman &c will give So, too often unfortunately res
ponds the newcomers and then the erO1d around examine
look consult and in the end the goods to 50 or $40
The eountryman of becomes the purchaser but moi
quite the poSSessOr. He told to walk back and settle
The unSuspecng individual hands out bill TO make pay
ment which isqueky nabbed and then the items are
quietly handed him. say fifty one hundred articles, at the
bid named per piece and the balance mOdey asked for
The man at once states it error and requires his funds
bn sturdy denial meets the proposition, and the accOmpce
around sustain the sale The stranger has atematye-h
leaves the precious Set with pockets picked Ofan
and an enlightened opinion Of the honesty of Of
citzens Again the lungs in motonthe card paraded
bybidders assembled and Funkdom ready for another Gus
toner This is but an everyday scene, enacted in GU
/ city, and always with the same result.
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Tbo09 Hank Books.

NJ Te niepop Of all those who buy Blank Books to sell
again or sEeapecy solicited to The large ana
compile stock offered for shle at
nc CAMP STREET.
which fail to pe those who may desire good, and at me
same time eiieap article ds 2pd
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WHIG REPoBToRIAL CoRPs.It seems that the Admin
istraton has not only well organized Swiss" corps bu
has actually at least half dozen employed under Govern
nen clerks, good salaries, who allowed to steal two
hrae hours daily from the Government 10 visit the Capitol
and make reports and write for wing Journals We can
name four Of these, il Necessary but the fact is well enough
known 10 members and Others. Such q system, be-
eve, was never heard Of before Under any Adminsra-
tiOn.- Union.
If there is any truth in the above, ID indicates an
abuse that ought to be corrected. Wehave noticed
at different times, in the public journals of all
parties hints, intimations, suggestions, and oeca-
sionally important statements Of fact, that could
have come only from persons who had derived their
information from their official situations. We have
supposed that these communications were made by
some Of the Locoloco clerks remaining in the De-
partments. However it may be, we have no
doubt that the representation of facts, tending to
impicate any official incumbents in these gross i'm
prophecies, will be promptly acted upon by the
heads Of Departments.
Nothing is more certain to injure the character
of an Administration, than the premature promul-
CATION OF official transactions or Intentions through
a thousand unreliable channels. We are, there
fore, confident that if the abuse mentioned by the
Union exists, it is only because it has not been
brought to the notice of the officers who can apply
the correction.- Washington Republic
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Paper Warehouse,
~ CAMP STREET,

WE respectfully call the uttaur
w all o.heTh who may requil
PAPER Business, 10 the large q
ceiYing daily al our establishment,
Foolscap and Letter Papers, Mi
qualities
Packet Post, Folio Post, Flat Cap,
Deny and Medium
Owen HuTlburb celebrated Wri-
ting Papers, all varieties and
prices
Printing Paper, a large assortment
of sizes aud qualities;
Assorted Colored Papers, Medium,
Double Medium, 22N3 % and
2iT3G;
Tea Paper Patent Envelope Paper.
Hardware and Cotton Sampiing
Paper;
Druggists Paper, blue and white
Filtering Paper, Blojting Paper
and Patent Bloilefsj Tissue Pa.
peri
Linen, Hemp and Cotton Twines,
OF every variety and thickness
No From the facilities aiioI
Mann dciHers, we are enabled 10
terms, and invite them general.
chasing elsewhere. dc 2w
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THAEKs.-We are obliged to the officers Of the
steamboats, Bostona, VIM Noble, J 7. Boswell
Alex. Scott. ]. Z. Mclean and sultana, for papers
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AMERICAN THEArRR.-AIr Chanfrau, the original Nose,
ma asYei and will make bis first appearance tonight 1t
ey necessary to say that Mr.. Chanifau made the part Of
woe exclusively his own, and his representation Of the yaga
re OF ue hhoys favoFably received in New York
.at even night for twelve weeks he played the part at two
59ea.,es tstchels Olympic and the National Theatre)
WI . g. Booth, comedian Of talent and the best
easi since the days Of he Mathews, will appear in the first
piece and viii also appear as SBksee
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For CHAeREs.-The steamship Falcon leaves
this afternoon for Chagres. She viii sail at 5
o'clock, and take the California mail.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-12-15

Il A correspondent of the n Y. Journal of
Commerce, writing from Augusta, Ga, states that
the problem of perpetual motion has at last been
solved. Somebody there has discovered material
without gravity friction or decay. Perhaps so,
but more likely not
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-12-15

Dreadful Disaster and Loss of Life at Sea-
The ship Galena, Leavitt, arrived at New York on
the 9th inst from New Orleans, and reports that
on the I'd inst, in lat. $50, long. TAO, att p. NJ,
came in contact with Br. brig Charles, Of Newport,
Liddell, MASTER from Cardiff bound to Whining
ton, n. O.. with a cargo of railroad iron, out fifty
one days, the weather at the time being squally,
and very heavy sea running. The Galena was
under doubleseefed topsails, going at the rate Of
eight miles per hour, starboard tacks aboard-the
Charles with larboard tacks aboard, going five miles
per hour, under double-reeled topsais and foresail
They struck on their larboard bows, nearly stem
on making the Charles an awful wreck in less than
one minute, taking bowsprit and foremost out and
breaking in her hull so fearfully that she went
down in less thun three minutes, carrying with her
seven out of nine of her crew-the master and one
man only escaped-they got up the siderof the
Galena as the brig passed by. The Galena lost
jib-boom, split stem, and broke in larboard bow
from the bends to the top of the topgallant fore
castle, letting in considerable water before sail
could be taken off the ship. The following day she
was hove to and the breach repaired. Since then,
the Galena has leaked about one hundred strokes
per hour
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The PosToFFIcE REPORT - The manner in
which the report from the Postofice Department
got into the prints before it was authorized is ex-
planned by the Washington correspondent of the
Philadelphia North American He says that with
a.yiew of aifording every facility to the press and
the public, Mr.. Collamer permitted copies to be
made of his report by all such papers saw fiji to
incur the expense with the condition only that it
should not be promulged until the Presidents mes.
sage and accompanying documents were transmit
ted to Congress. Under this regulation the
pondent of the Baltimore Sun and Philadelphia
Ledger applied for copy and received it, on the
assurance THAT every caution and fidelity would be
observed in protecting the injunction Of privacy.
The next that was heard Of the report was its
appearance in print the next morning,
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n5-SEE ADHEBTfSEAiENTS ON THIRD PACE,
Red River ...... .CAnDO, Graham, P. NJ.
Onach1 ..DUROC. johnson, 4 P. n.
MONTERREY, Whithenbury, 10 A. a.
81. L0uis =. -. !. BUENA VISTA Denung, P. N
Mobile ...-.JAAES L. DAY. GiheTHon n p NJ
~ For Chagres-The mail steamship FALCON Lieut. II.
Hartstene u Navy, commanding will leave her wharf
bead Of st Mary street. Lafayette, THIS EVENING Saturday,
O'Clock, pune ua for Chagres via Havana Passengers will
pense be board the hour
dis PARADISE, LAWRASON Co. Agents
no. The BUENA VlsTA-For St Louis all interme
andmshs elegant passenger will leave as above
THIS DAY Saturday O'Clock p N. positively Poydras
irCe wharf HYDE & OGLESBY, l2 Poydras 81.
Passengers please be on board al he above hour ais
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Cams md PISTOLS.

Just RECEIVED, per Ohio" few Of COLTS aud ALIENS
y REYOLVERS.
Also-A few choice GINS and RiHeli
Powder Flasks; Shot Pouches;
Dram FlasEs SC
GUINNESS g. co.
Dealers in FINE FANCY ARTICLES G0LD PENS, &c.
dl3 2pd II Camp Street.
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Direct Importation.

Just received NJ the
NEW STORE ON CANAL STREET,
BstveaR Bourbon and DauphiHs streets,
The following desirable G0ods yiE'
O. French CAsHMEREs. Of all eolors
ca do MERlNOs, DO;
ca DO. BASPOURs, du.i
"a Dhmasked do do;
Ga Fancy col0red BONBAZlNESi
Plain cuured CAsHMERES DiECOSsE;
Solid coored MOUSSELiNE DE LANES,
grfaty reduced pHcesi
Fancy and small pattern Mouseins de Lelnss;
super English De LANES and Cashmere DEeoas,
e Super new style BAREGE ROBES, dsiifabs for sar-sr.
Embroidered sviss muslin Robes latest fashion,
G1cs SILKS Of every color and Width
Black MORE, very saPaiqr
COluTsd DO, very desirubei
FLORANCEs Of all colOrsi
MARCELfkES dol
Ladies super Linen CamBns HANDKERCHIEFsi
Do DO. Linen dol
De Embroidered Linen do. new style;
Msn'z large size DO. extra qualtVf
Do, super Silk DO very hnci
Super embroidered Crimson and Scarlet Grape sHAWIsi
sap Ro Plain White a. Grape g. &c.
A yer fine selected assortment
Yalencieuue LACES and EDGINGs
Do. NSERTiNGSi
Maluss LACEs, very superior
English Thread Laces and EdEngai
Do. do. lhlerIngBi
Scotch ENiBROIDERtEs OF all siylas
Together with a complete assortment
House Furnishing Goods,
consisting, u part Linen sheeuugsscoch, lsh and French
Damasz1 and Damask COus Napkins Dapes; Cnuuiursns
Blankets Duperes and French Linens etc. ETC., which de-
attention Of the public j. respgc liuiiy invited.
do 2w2p D. H. HOLMES
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mr. bpeHANAN's BnNEFIT.-hr. Buchanan takes BEN
Assurance, and beneficiary acts the part Of sir Har-
E0art eourp He has been much admired in this character,
and there W.T. no doubt, be large audience to witness the
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-12-15

j. NJ. DEPAss viii sell, II O'Clock, at Banks Arcade
Horses. Also, at y O'clOek-Slayes.
FLORANcE & TAYLOR will se at II o'clock at Banks Ar
caile-Resl Estate. Also, at the same hour-Slaves.
j. A. BE6RD will sell, 70 o'clock, at Banks Arcade-Real
Estate.
Thomas J. SPEAR will SELL at halcpast 10 O'Clock at the
corner Of Common and Rampant seets-HoTses, Drays
Carts.
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AUTI Full
HOEgGENU Presents.

For the .4DDr0achiRg Christmas and Ne 10 Year
SPLENDID ASSuAEs, iS For Ff fs o. embebed with
IqgTT8qs T ERTbaPss SRd 93qpd II f g style
I'll the q 8h and Algerian Psd nj PQSs JGhnsoHs
etc etc, in and beautiful Bindings embelsied
BTR TR o 8 pr 5RRErYyE9Ss ROCKS ,r,. ,,,,,
bound in Velvet, with Gold Clasps; Morocco Ara
PORT FoLiOs, of fine Morocco Fancy Muslin and Pa.
pier Maehe, Of the richest designs and patterns.
WEDDING CAKE BOXES a large assortment of various
FANCY WORK BOXES, of Rosewood various sizes;
JUVENILE Ef BOOKS he ei aTgest assortment in the city,
consisting o. al the Old popular authors together with
$T bE S8 d ,jq Mahogany Rosewood and Papsr
MaehSi aa9' IKA Y s ELllNG DESKS, covered with
dl 6e g for 'IfyfHnf BS Fl I III Ry q IN
CARPETING, FLOOR OIL CLOTH, etc.
NoySSS5. GFs5tgfs s ta and q TGtgE4oss street.
SThTeafd TTIapestry Brussels
Cotton and Hemp Carpeng;
SS{np3eiLnne, Flne ana common Ingram Carpetiqg;
Rrs nB 81 fagou SI gga t Baizs for Cramb Cloths
FLOOR OIL 'i CI0T 2Hia"''' ETC.
short notice, Crom d eet wide5 together raw viii UT Tabe
ana Piano Piano Covers Embroidered Muslin Curtains; Wosed
n p NQrsed and SILK Drapery Window Confess Curtain
do Ct clHTTENDEN & CAMERON.
.VOR'al1GVaEaS
beautiful and Extensive Collection OF
ANIMALS s. ORGANIZATION BOOKS
For the Holidays,
10 now complete catalogue ready, and in offering to the
attention Of the pnhlc proper remark Ehat cannot be
passed in this city in particular and that he Prices low
in any other city. B, NJ NORMAN Bookseller,
all 2pU l6 Camp street
Selling on sfJ Cost,
TO CLOSE TH CONCERN.
NJ The entire Stock of CLOTHING and Gentemsus FUR,
NlSHING GOODS at
22 ST CHARLES Street, under the Veranda.
The following s a limited list Of articles o hand
Black, brown, blue and olive Dress Frock Goats;
Green, drab, gold mixed and brown Sacs and Paeos;
Extra fine drab, brown and green Boulevhrdsi
Super black and blue-blaek Cloth CloaSsj
Black aud fancy Doeskin Pants;
Plaid, sdestrpe and fancy Cashmere and Cloth Of
every description;
Black and fancy silk and Satin Vests;
Super embroidered BALI VESTS and fancy Vests Of every
style and quality
Fine linen and cotton Shirts;
Alenu, and six Uudershrts;
Merno, flannel ard cotton Drawersi
Searts, Cruyats, Gloves, Half Hose
c. Remember % St. Charles Street, 81
Where the above he purchased AT COST, 9Th
inst, which time the balance Of the stock viii be closed at
auction. dc tdH
NEVER KNOWN 10 FAIL.
nR. OSGOODs INDIA CHOLAGOGUE, for Fever AMI
~ and Ague Intermittent and Resnt FeyeIs and the various
Designed especially Tor the thorough and permanent those
affections O. the liver and ether internal organs which asAu s
J. WRIGHT s CO., 15l ChaTues q
- Dealers supplied on liberal terms, do 6m2P
| The Only Depot or as Sale Of D4LL1E4rS 9hLS5gAL
agd oNLY GENUInE MAGICAL PAIN EA4HAC "a :, a
! Ne iSl ShaFss street. ~'N
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-12-15

10 1t is rumored that A. c. Bullitt, of the
Washington Republic, is to be appointed Charge
to Naples,-Day Star.
1t will be no blank charge when it contains
5uEIet.-Tr1,e american
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-12-15

tT- Pearl Division No. s, S. OfT.-Will meet
on SATURDAY EVENINGS sh inst at hat-past o'clock, ~
Pelican Hail. Of st. Charles and Common Streets and all
Members Of the Order respectfully invited ioattend
ans W. W. BREEDLOVE, R. s. -
to Crystal FOunt Temple of Honor No, A.
Regular messing OF Crystal Temple No 80 will be held on
MONDAY EVENING the I7h inst AT half past o'clock at Tenn
pie Hall Musson Buildings corner Of Canal and Royal Streets
dI5 as N 10'Ilr1"1' HENRY w oLMsTEp. w R
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For the HOJyaegyS.

EO1' the HOCy6tSgyS.
THOs. L. WHITE,
No. So Canal Street,
OFFERS for great variety Annuals Illustrated Works and
Fancy Articles among which the following
Animals for $50.
Leaflets Of Memory Odd Feows' Offering
Sacred Annual The snow-Ftakei
Gems Of Beauy Scenes from the Life Of Our
Drawing Room Scrap Book Saviour
Gem Of The season. The Women Of Scripture
Friendships Offering; Offering Of Friendship.
Floral Works.
Floral Dictionary, by MraWEJ; Lady, Book Of Ploweui
American Flora vols; The Flowers Of Poetry and the
Floral Year, br Mrs D nuesi Poetry Of Fowersi
The Language Of Flowers; illustrated Botany
Beautiful Illustrated POetical Works,
Poets Offering by Sarah Hale Longeows Poeal Work.
Gift American Postry Bryauts Poedca Works.
Reads Female Poets Of America Wliss Poecal Works
Moorss Irish Melodies folio ed Moore Shelley, HOwii He
Poets and Poetry Of america mans, sgoumey Cooke, ETC.
Illustrated shaEpsare yoS spafsss Of Washington isy
Pictorial Hist q England, " Burkels Life Corrss
HalamS Works yols.i Encyclopedia Americana, 49,
Bibles and Prayer Books.
Harpels' Illuminated Rbiej W6inwrght lld Prayer Book
Buffers Humid Bible, antique; Church and Family Bibles vel
Baxrs Comprehensive omm etand other superb bnding
Arabian Nights 800 fine ensi Psisy Juvenile Tales 20 vols
Robinson Crus1e; Miss Edgtworthl Tales 10 vols;
Evenings Home Hapsrf Boys and Girls Library;
Robin Hood Ghambersis Miscellany
Swiss Family Robinson; Ferry Book
BGguins Chldren's Friend; Abbotis Hg9resi
Tales Of a Grandfather, vols; Boys Girls and CIds Own
Philosophy Of spoT; Apple.ens Series Of Juvenies;
Readings from Scott Pictorial Lives Of Napoleon La
dierosyphe biDlsi layeiiei Washington etc ETC.
Mother Goosss Melodies A5si kily's s,orissi
BsTbaald's Early Lessons; Gra6diatherss Stories
Fancy Articles.
Lnd Papsr Maehe Mahogany Work Boxes add
oy N bol Pp 5e sa 45u Ss and S'i P 5iS' a
Pepper Wsshs Bouquet Holden Opera Glasses, Purses. Ivory
ETC. ETC. DO p
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fLAeIpE sllast night the Varieties crowded with
delighted an audience gathered within its walls. Ars.
HoWafds charming acting, and NJ Pie HiaH0ts exquisite
dancing brought Gown continual rounds of applause and
showan of bouquets. Tonight they give Somebody
Eho. Grand Balies DiveTsissenensi The Secret q
md 2 "A Roland fos an Oliver"
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slHtF GsLE % REAL ESTATE AND SLkvEs.--Fi0runca
I asa ~ dis day. Banks Arcade, at p clock ssre
- faa E1e sen nproved. on Apollo street a Square Of
rad Ialagtiies fWostoy H0uss Apollo street a
M III 1nd n De suhufb saulet; a number Of valuable
-. This sale Is E very Important one aud
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-12-15

oar J. B, Steel, IA Camp street, has sent US a
new scientific treatise, from the press Of the Apple
tons, New York, with the following title " Prac.
lieal, Short and Direct Method of Calculating the
LogaFithm of any Given Number, and the Number
corresponding to any Given Logarithm ''-dscov-
cred by Oliver ByIne, author Of a number Of sci
entiic publications.