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The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1836-1851, 1849-08-29
LIVER COMPLAINT.
JAUNDICE. DYSPEPSIA. CHRONIC

OR NERVOUS DEBILITY,
DISEASE OF THE KIDNEYS,
And all Disc,sos arising frGIsl IL Dis
ordered Liver o" Stomach, ia both
Male isiad Ee:aaIe
Such aS Con:,,mon Inward Piles Fnlnrss or Blood TO
the Head Ac'dny Of the Stomach, Nausea. Heart
burn Disgust for Food. FGlln"ss or Weight IN lie
SomacI Sour Eructapils. Sinking Flut-
lrrl,!g at the Pit "r The Stomach. SWIM
ming of the Head. Hurried and DIE
cult Breathing. Flueringa at the
Heart Choking or Sun0ca-
ting Sensations when in n ly
ing posture Dimnrss Of Vision,
Dots or Webs before the Sight Fever
aud Dull Pain in the Head, Deficiency of
Perspirann YrGwnrss Of the Skin and Eyes.
Pain in tlir Side Back. Chest. Limbs &c. sudden
Flu<hrs of Heart. Burning in the Flesh, Constant I'm
aginngs Of evil and great depression Of Spirits,
Can br ciIrcally cured by
d, ESCG..NDsS
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He took {, Fit.

The undersigned would respectfully return his
thanks to the public for the large patronage they
have bestowed OF him, and informs them that he
has made arrangements with MeSsrS. White &
UndcrhiIl orc OF the most fashionable Tailoring
Establishments in New York, who will furnish
him monthly with the l.ondon, Paris, and New
York Fashions. He hopes with his own vel
known ability, and the large number oil good work.
men he keeps Employed will enable him to exc
cue work at short notice, and in as good style as,
can he done in ihc STATE, if any have doubts,
pcaae let them come and take a fit
w, H. WATSON.
Feb ii II
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Seasonable Goods

The subscriber has just received a good supply
of Fresh Goods suitable for the season, consisting
in part Of various articles for I.adiex Dresses,
Calicoes, at all prices, brown and beacLed Home.
spun, &C., together with good assortment for
Gentemen's wear, and great variety of other
articles.
a stock of choice Groceries, all Of which he
will sell as low as they can be had in the place,
and to which he respectfully invites the atte ntion
Of purchasers. J. CiiARtESWORTH
April % u ~ IJi,I If
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Turning.

Either in Iron or Wood neatly done; also, hav- .
ing had considerable experience in Gun work, re-
parrirg Locks, Keys, &c. will be thankful for any
iohs of that kind. H. }. McCRElGHT.
Feb. -. II
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Pain killer.

fresh supply OF tic Genuine Pam kil!cr
TownsrGd'S SarsaparIia, k"wanhs l"nic M'N-
,urc. Wis,ar's Bal&am, Ayers Cherry rcciora,
Hastings Syrup Of Naplla, 3'c: %r. Jus, rGce'-
we'd and for sale w Il. ). DEIlNl.
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MAIL AEsRANGEMENS.T

MAIL AEsRANGEMENS.T
SOUTHERN MAIL, VIA AUGUSTA, GEO.
Due Daily at :: (; 7fM.
Closes :. 9P.M.
NORTHERN MAIL, VIZ cHERAw, SC.
Due daily at go ": "A. NJ
Closes .ai: sPM.
CHARLESTON MAIL.
cIosss C1s saay'a' q: : !: :: sHM.' 81 T.
nrA Way Bag wifi be kep, open for the reception
Charleston letters until 4 o'clock a. N. aa.f
WESTERN NAIL, VIA coLUMBlA,s. c.:
C1Os.. C%e a".is' :. at ;; I'm.
SUMTER DIsTx1cr MAILS, VIA srATEBuRG. s. C.
Due Daily. at :u7P.M
Closes 81 .g'E' 5P. M.
Road close daily at p. NJ.
CHARLOTTE MAIL. VIA LANCASTER C. II. y. C.
Due Tuesday and Thursday, sunday, Mt .s P. n.
Closes Monday, "Wednesday & Saturday, at IA NJ.
YoRKvILLE MAIL, VIA RED InLL, &c.
Due Thursday ST.: :: n: ii NJ.
Closes same day, at :,Ha ~ NJ.
LYNcHwooD Ma1I, VIA TILLER's PERRY.
Due Tuesday and Friday, /: "a A. NJ.
IN GAMEWELL. p. NJ
OFFICE HOURS.
Open at s 4. M.-Close at p. VI. Open 'at M
Close r NJ. and open half hour after the arrival OF the
On the Sabbath, ofsn from 9to 10 a. NJ, md half
hour after ,fs arrival Of the Southern mails in e evening
Postage Stamps for sale. -. ~ rig
July l. 1919 J. n. G.AMEWE3I-, p. M
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TO ALL PERSONS GREETING!
FRANCES l.. Es;.WEs

Respectfully informs his patrons andlhc public
pcncrallv, thai II" has this Spring received a
LARGE and we'll assorted stock of Goods
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], w, BASKIN, Auctioneer.

Will attend promptly and faithfully to all busi-
ness entrusted 10 his care. May be found at the
Sheriifs Office--cr two doors above Boyd's Hotel
Jan III Il =
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New Store.

"a
THOMAS BONNELL g. co. have opened in
the Store lately occuIed by Mcssrs. Dolby g.
Kennedy, general assortment of
staple Dry Goods, s's'zs
Crockery, Hardeure and Groceries,
which they intend 10 retail at Charleston prices for
CASH. They have now on hand ard viii constantly
be receiving fresh assortment of
Pickles, .CaisuPs, Preserves,
Lemons, Lemon Syrups, Porter,
Port Wine, Cordals, Raisips,
Currants. Crac' ers, Pilot Bread,
Candies, &c,
-ALSO
English and Pine Apple Cheese.
Rice Flour fresh from Luc s. Mills.
Sugars, Cofees, Moasses,
Salt, Mackerel, Salpopd.
Tongues, Dried Beef, &c.
Every inducement will lie offered to those who
have the CASH purchase any of the above articles
IWOS. BONNELL d co.
May 18th, 1s40. If y
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SegarS. SegarS.

Our stock of Segars is large and fine, among
them are Consolaceon, Gold Leaf Rio Honde, La
Villenncra, La Filantropa, Cazadores, Regalias,
etc. etc. .l.S
For sale by II. LEVY d SON.
June l3 tt "A
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Vicks and Glasses.

The subscriber has just received and opened =
large and select assortment of Solar, Campbine
and other Lamp " icks, Glasses, &c.
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Fresh Fruit
Attention.

further supply of Groceries just received
making nv stock complete. Those wishing to
buy, have only call and am satisfied v i'll 60 away
pleased with their bargains.
GERaLD'S Grocery.
Dec l3 IF 0
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Cash for Bark

We will contract for Bark at In rate of Sc a
cord. cash--or s. in Trade.
W. ANDERSON 4. co.
Ma ch, 7th, 1910 10 If
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Fire and Marine Insurance.
CAMDEN INSURANCE COMPANY
Tor NEW JERsEY.} cRkRTeRED IN 1882.
PROTECTION INSURANCE COMPANY.
(oF N. JERsEY,) CHARTERED FEBRUARY, ls4s.
The subscriber having received the Agency Of
the above Institutions for Camden and vicinity viii
receive applications, and issue Policies at the cur
rent rates, w. u. McDOWALk-
Feb. 90. 8 uf
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Irish Linens,

Real Irish Linens, Of good quality, also, Ladies
Grass Skirts, for sale unusually low BY
J. CHARLESWORTH.
April 24th # la II
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Sperm and Solar Oil which he offers for sale on
The most reasonable terms for CASH or punctual
customers. Il. }. DELAY.
Nearly Opposite Masonic Hall
April 4th, 1S49. If >4'ss IA
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TO Rent,
Candles. sc.

Sperm. adaman,ine and Tallow Candles Soap,
Starch Mustard. Pepper Spice, Ginger, (green
and ground) Cloves, Nutmegs, &c: For sale BY
may 3D. A. E. ALLEN.
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A safe mrd certain for CoNsuMrTIoS OF THE
LuxGs SITTING o. BLOOD, CuIGis. Co!.Da, ASTHMA
p,,x N THE >Irr, EaoHcil!, I.ooriN: CouGu and a!
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this wonderful change.
PHILIp 5. WHITE. Esq,
Rev. JOHN CHAMBERS,
Rev. A. ID. GILLETTE,
Rev. J. K. NICHOLAS,
Rev. WM. EEIE,
Rev. f.. kINCAID,
Rev. LEVI BRINK,
Z. GrLLGoS, so.
The Kalida venture. [volume] (Kalida, Ohio) 1841-1865, 1849-03-20

NOBLE SENTIMENT The debate on abol-
shing flogging in the Navy, closed with the
following noble sentiments from Mr.. Ben
ton, man who is always 10 be loundon the
side OF justice and humanity:
81 am no, in favor of scourging American
citizens. A Roman citizen could not be
scourged, and believe an American citizen
is of as high an order of men as were Ro-
man citizens. Roman citizens were en-
ployed both by sea and by land, in the army
and in the navy, and there was no scourging;
that was reserved for slaves, for barbarians,
for those below the dignity of Roman. II
may be said that some persons are bad
enough to be whipped, but question il
whipping will effect reform. also ques'
ton if it is worth while to make the officers
.of the navy the instruments or agents tc
correct the incorigible part of mankind. II
is better, sir, to get them out of the navy
and have nothing to do with them. feel q
deep modification, sir, to sec a man-one
who is brave--one who will die in defence
of his country, either in the army or navy
tied up and Aogged. ] feel humiliated, sir
by such spectacle; and ! should like te
have the subject properly examined"
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PART SECOND AND LAST
California now.

The sequel to this story is found in letter
sc mt from California, by overland express ane
dated November llth, l848. II is addressed 70
a gentleman in this city:
DEAR BoB-Come out here, right off; come, l
say, and bring Charley and Bill with you
DON'T show this letter for the world, for Pm al
most crazy with Joy, as write it, and at the same
time tremble with fear. lest the U. 5. GoveIn-
us Of lOOOOOooOoOOOOO millions Of Gold
Eagles. / write this in sympathetic Ink, which
you will comprehend, when you are unable 10 o
read it withou. placing isbefore the lire. Low
secret To be brief let me tell you oil about 1t.
Some days back, (on the 7lh) Jake and lett the
four thousand fellows who were washing gold
from the aands and struck off on our own hook.
We naturally concluded that there must be some
fountain for all this gold-a qsarry, in tact
where it was ed away in lumps. and--aoe haDe
found il. We HAVE DISCOVERED THE GoLD CAVERN /!
Not o soul knows oft but us two, and wo spend
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The following racy article contains some
very pointed truths. We take it from the
local columns of that excellent paper, the
PennSylrauian;
TuH PRIZE FlGulERs.-L LdughdGle incon-
SiStcncy-Sadden greatneSs-Ihe way in
which people sometimes talk in one diroc-
ZION and act in another, was laughably illus
lraled in this city yesterday. Every body
remarked what shame it was for two ruff
fans TO be allowed 10 maui each other in
John Bull fashion for the entertainment of a
crowd O { rowdy spectators: and yet every
body was on The alert to know how the fight
progressed aud which Of the champions
stood the best Glance Of being clicked" 1t
cannot be denied that thousands, even in
Philadelphia, fel, quite excited in relation to
the pugilistic contest. But where is the
wonder? Fighting men are now at pre-
MUM in the United States; the spirit Of
chivary,-Qet us rather say the GHOST Of
chivalryA-is revived, and even the old la
dies in long cared caps and drab silk dresses,
admire man who has fogged somebody
Gen. Taylor was elected Presidcn, because
he hoggcd Santa Anna and Tom llycr, we
apprehend, may be elected 10 somc high
office because he fogged Yankee Sullivan.
We were forcibly impressed with the poss.
ibility of such all event yesterday, when the
victorious Tom,-ihe laurclled hero of Pools
Island, arrived in this city. Didn't he have
u "reception?" The well-dressed gentle
manly fellows about the Exchange, stock
brokers, &C., as We understand, gave him
three cheers as he came down from the Tel
egraph office. They were bound To do so,
for these are the fellows who generally ad
here TO the presen, whig doctrine, that fight
ing is the chief excellen Of human nature"
TO be consistent, they must acknowledge
that Tom llyer is The greatest man in Amer
ica, for he fogged The man who could fog
every body elSe,-the repued cock of the
walk, who in !air fight and on terms OF
perfect equality, could fog General Zachary
Taylor Wherever Tom Hyer was expected
to be seen yesterday, crowd was in atten-
dance to get glimpse al him. His sudden
popularity is without precedent except in on
ly one instance. That Tom is great gen.
eral is apparent from the way he out-general
cd Governo, Thomas, of Maryland, who
with the whole posse comitatus and com
panions of soldiers at his back, Tor two regir
ments,-which was ltD could not obtain his
surrender "Tom Hyer never surrenders." 7"
Well,-We are always pleased when any
addition is made to lAe galaxy of illustrious
men of our country. All hail 10 the iliustri-
ous Tom, say we; and four years hence,
should he offer for the Presidency, we dare
say he will! define his position more precisely
than others have done before him. We tell
him in time, that calling himself, a "black-
guard, but no, an ultra blackguard," will not
answer his purpose; that will be stale ex-
pedient before The opening Of the next cam
paign.
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Arithmetic, fOf f's.clare I can't count The ST.
any moro. 1t goes ahend Of all fguros. And
bring few Hundreds of sausuges IN your chests,
as Jake and are living on our second dog at
present, and are much afraid we'll have 10 use up
the last OF the lot for our Sunday dinner
Yours most affectionately.
BEAcHEM A. N. D. BMKEM.
P. SD almost forgotto mention n singul ar
circumstnce. When we first discovered this
cavern. we found human skeleton embe dded
between two blocks of gold, and on ono of these
blocks was writtenin Spanish, or carved, should
say, these words:-
1.-THE GOLD-DEVIL.n
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.0 From the Quaker City.
THE GOLD DEVIL!
CALIFORNIA NOW, AND A HUNDRED
YEARS AGO.

Dy GEORGE LupARD.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-12-27

SERIOUS AssAuLr AND AKEEsr.-John Coyls and A.
Padres assaulted Patrick " iie yesterday al the o0t Of
from C0 e and I4aos, was thrown u ept Of dry loaded
with uOinsse which pas1sd big body The man was
instantly conveyed % ihe Charity Hospital but HE injuries
vefe that little hope eneTtaine1 Of s recovery His
Clifford.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-12-27

A PICKPOCKET.-Abraham Jones met on Tuesday even
ing one Chals aylor who sauntng aloag The Leyees
rather liOEicated Jones un9er VeTy friendly spirit,
e see the wanderng ndgtua 70 BIZ home which lind osr
proceeded ioF with BIZ usW Acquaintance before he f hs
hand glide gently into bis pocket and dsns penet-
ing proof Of meadaip he called Justify f0r the watch,
placed Jones IN elbdy, and managed 70 hs
safely into port Yesterday The offender brogEh up b.
District Conn.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-12-27

REeoRDER's CouRT--secgHd sHuHieigaiity. Tte eases
yesterday possessed but little interest They principally ~
sged from he state Of ts times and were productive Of
slEh consequences John Burns charged with embexzng
a. 50funds belonging to AIf- Pntsauwas remandsd foT
exaainatOn. N Ryan. charged with taking pair Of pants
from the store Of Mr. Flag, New BeFe street,
agned. Mr.. Fagg stated that Eyan iHt Dureha1ed the
article, and gave him counterfeit dollar in msnt; ts he
refused, when Ryan left the store, but returned after
with three friends, who commenced qGant ugoH him
while the accused took poeOn Of the c0ihnf, and made
of. -. The other cases were Of a tfflnE nature
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-12-27

The Arson CAsE.-yames Hevelin and his clerk, Samuel
AnsOn, examined yesterday before Recorder BALDWIN,
the charge Of firing the store OF the former, Situated the
Of Heyia aufP pDa streets. The accu
before the First District CouTt Auier0ns after having bis
rights fUiy explained b. The Recorder, stated that be
afnF aran mira
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~ GIOSe BlEstlless.
M. BARNETT a co.
E6gSka6O3lNbIe dgOgJB6lRg',

Gent lemeas' Quitting Establishment.
No. 10 Camp street and No. % st. Charles,
UNDER THE vERANDA HOTEL.
FEtHE subscribers enter the field of competition with large
and elegant assortment Of all the styles Of Fashion
able Garments for the Fall and Winter Trades which they
are prepared to sell at YHOLES.HLE OR REI,7IL.
~ we GUARANTEES our Clothing 70 be made well if to
order by Tie most fashionable taors and corps Of CUT
are not 70 be eKceed in point Of taste and skill by any
m the United States OnF New York House is expressly
established for the purpose Of manufacturing Clothing only
ggaped 70 the New Orleans Trade We particularly invite
leteials anu G0tefs 70 examine STOCK, az No l3
S4p street, before Purchasing elsewhere At
Charles street tore will be found a very desirable
assortment OF HOSIERY such as Silk, NeuuO and Cotton
Under Garments grayats, Scars and Hendkercheis Cot
ions WOOL and silk Hali-h0ss; Buckskin, Kid and silk
Cloves and N fact article appenaning to gentle
man.s wardrobe. M. BARNETT, g. co.
di3 I'm IL Camp street and y ST. Charles st.
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Assault WITH SLuNo SH0T.-VVm- ElrPhelaon
made eonpant Yesterday BeiQfe Recorder Gqnp, agin1t
VIM Lakeman. poles officer Of the First Municipality,
charging him with having struck him the head with
ung shot At The corner Of Canal and Franklin aFega The
outrage Witneed By number Of citizens who sized
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-12-27

THE STATE as. McC1INrocK. = TIE jury, in
this case came into Court on the cd with a
verdict against the prisoner Of nanslaughter in
the second degree-fning him one thousand dol
lars, and from a Misrepresentation Of their powers
under the law sentencing him to SIX months ilppris
onment in the county Jail. The court set aside
this portion of the verdict and appointed Monday
next as the day when the legal sentence viii be
passed The power to suPeradd imprisonment to
the fine imposed by the jury is left BY our statute
in the discretion Of the court 70 be imposed or not
according to circumstances limited however, tosix
months in the county Jail
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-12-27

THETT.-loeph Roger was Yesterday before the Firs
District Court By Recorder Genoi for the theft Of picture
from The front Of the store Of Pierre Grogt The article was
found lew minutes after had been taken, the poon
Of the prisoner who at the time rapidly engaged in
king tracks down Royal street.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-12-27

Coed tiidIiar e. Good and Fas
! T0BACCOs-NothH ddns.
| SUGAR AND mOBA58Es--lIl a1gur Inalssp = ~
changed Fair and ls qhades above commanding iI 1ges
and de gFades below almost edfaiy Heg actd- b1e 80
hhda Mozes has fallen At sill more IN Dcs, and 200 bb
changed hands at f51se., choice 10 bringing lsle
. gallon.
FLOUR.-Thsrs r but little demand, and 800 b9l1. Wla
Disposed Of ncludiuE 1850 bbl Ono (nol lFan) q e ~
$50 bbls. supans Ohio Il Is co. 80 bb Illinois a. % fs
100 bb extra Illinois " - g. and 100 bbs. - s ~ " ~
N.-scafcs, and gather inpr5gnH Sale, SEP rels
Al "a &C.. including nssTiy 500 sacks a 4e. y baa
OAT5.-A sale Of 2l60 bushels prime lni1nai y q1z,
at &c. q bashsl-
BRAN.-searcs, and worth 81 ea941 10 On ~ Lssas.
PROVIslONs.-Ths Poit HinEei s rather loRcl assin,
and We noticed sale Of 100 bba A % sl1s aad about
20 bbl. IN anad lals 81 - 90 g . y bb. Bacol eda
asng al 5s<B5k, Sharleia n ~ and Clsics rgzF
cured Hams CsehoosgD u nc. y 3. Aald sun aeavs,
with aalss Of 10 bb1 10. q ~. lc de md ec q
54a5 $50 kegs No af 81 and ~ IBIS. and tzIczs q
51en an nearly 100 bbIs and tsIcss an6 50 kazs
SALT -50o0 sseks Ldvspooi Coaue. 81 hszated meius
sold On private terua Coafss Offered b. a cargo us lz
dseina.
IIME.-A cargo Of 2l5o caaks ThoHaasou esasauy one
afoatj brought 81 O. y eask.
C0FFEE.-35oO bags Rio CHE iowas casol aaia % pi
vas terms, and 800 bags prime new 81 ll5ic.-s n
BAGGING.-HddeIz have given way and We AalE maj
1900 "a 1900 pieces have been taken at II Panty cash. au4
partly On 50 days adding interest
RfCE.-sales. $50 casks prime De Lsvse, mostly az
ne, q b.
WHIsKY.-Rsthss lowsE nalsof 1s0 bhla. Reutdsd
At 96. and 40 bbs Da3isrs - 2i5z9S3e. y gallon.
FREIGHfs.-A ship was taken ~ HaVres fel01d no1g
with Cotton a 1915 Of = cent
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THE WONDER Of the NINETEENTH
rEENTTTTE

CENTURY.
CiGNOR sPINETTO pleasure the public
- that he has arrived in this city with his celebrated
Learned Canary Birds,
"Charmers Of Europe, and number Of lava sPARRoWs
GOEDFtNCHES, he will exhibition
THURSDAY. the 21h n the Commercial Exchange when
uiii give exhibitions per day
Tie surprising these hide songsra have been witnessed BY
persons cities Charleston
Doors open AZ O'Clock P. NJ. Exhibition half
3 and half past O'Clock.
A,Innisst Oreuf haf7s o.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-12-27

ID EOPENRG Of the Mammoth South Western
" q Carundes and Pelddo MOEDAY EVENING
Dec IL Si, which the cbra ted Stump Orator and
CBwu SAM LATHROP, who engage1 for limited number
nghE viii make his hrst appearances IN NewDrlesna.
THIS By fer the largest perfect and best ozed
exhibited this city, being forty members
ached Of whom 6 magnitude in their
prufelaion
"a Easy Chairs and Family Boxes fitted up expressly La
dies end their attendants.
f719 Admission ouly rs cents
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AMnSFMENTs-
AaIERICAN TnEATIE- a1EnaAs eTRT

AMERICAN THEATRE, gQRDHAB STREET.
rAg a l;7's :; e. 4; q 5 g s9auy rms EVEN
. ING Ih'd'y S + n ' H5Tsia IF I Ri' entitled
10 BE- followed s. is ;s;i:d l. o. D0''
MODEL or a WEE.
I: Witch @ sl sl Diana g sequel % he Sy sfss
THRts taRH AFTER.
noas Mr. charfr4u Lite aols.- Master Murray
'7 re- & ~ Mrs. Coleman Pore
Mr. Jenkins Ne r g Basi Gsy giaSEiD. ms, P.tris
no Friday Last nigh. Of W.. GHAaFEHU
m % % coo5 G s5ss sn : PsEqg ss ssS9s
Boxes sqd seata may bs secured The Boz Once between The
pslionuunees VIII commence a quarter past
SAINT CHARLES THEATHE.
M d T5d Nigh SE e he ..sbtsd HERON EA%LY.
y aad i psr9gss 81 r. 50 esiEy 1s cent? Boz Once
Is The entertainments VII commence viii the piece called
ka,haIias Kopsr. Mrs Malone RsJ1aoad
BORN TO GOOD LUCK.
Paddy o RaasHy. which she will sing The Groves
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u friday. he dERoN FAMILY AND new farce amy
PLACIDE's VARIETIES.
STAGE hansgs NJ Bass Boxes and Pssggsts, cents,
YOUR LIVE 8 IN DANCER
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in which hme Anopis Hanot n. Nae Baron, sgnor Vegas
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NJ. TEsdls Mr.. Holland cbueE. Mr Bass
ORLEANS THEATRE.
ORLEANS STREET between Royal aud Bourbon rrssts...
IH0RsDA9 EVENING Dec "a s49 Will be psriorsd, the
Principal peoms Msssrs Daae Bs.s and Mines. Dsus.
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The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-12-27
DANCING ACADENTY,

Mh p CLissEY late from PaIis, respectfully informs ,uz
W the Ladies and Gentlemen Of this he ai eaiH
reopen the LIST Of November his Dancing Academy
No IS Carondelst street where he will teach ali the E
Dances mo fashionable
circles in Paris such Quadrlea, Waltz deux Temps
waits ciuque Temps German Polka, ROvs hOscowska Polka
souka which the only Dances received fashionable
saloons In Europe Mt c. recommends hC
both graceful and eegan particularly when danced by lady and
gentleman. II is easily learned.
Ladies and Gentlemen desiring learn those Dances can be
instructed by calling Mr. c. between o'clock hou
being devoted to giving private lesaona he will also give lessons
Days for children Mondays and Thursdays Hourarom O'Clock
tin dark
Gentlemen respectfully informed that Glass will be opened
them until 10 O'Clock the those
wish to perfect themselves short Mr.
them to dance Quades and VALUES in The space Of one month
10 Dizziness Of the headin Waiting entirely cured. Dancing
Rooms Is Carondeet street, SIN