The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-08-29
The SARATOGA Fancy Ban.

The New York Herald notices the Saratoga
Fancy Fall in the following Characteristic style:
We give, to-day, full report Of the great event
of this centnry-the grand Fancy Ball az Saratoga
Springs. Words cannot express the delight--the
ecsfaiic delight-with which we give this article
TO the world. Our country ls safe The glory of
the republic is more Respondent than ever. We
are decidedly the most fashonable-the most ale
gant-the most polte--the most cheerful-ihe most
tasteful--the most accOmpislred-the most intel
leeiual-the most gTacsfu-the most recherche peo-
ple-that's the term-on this side of Styx. We
have positively ontdOne ourselves, this time, at
Saratoga. What q tremendous " hit " we have
made, to be sure Let take breath, and speak
Of all this calmya and coolly, as becomes follower
of fashion and furbelows. ~
II YVES with no ordinary degree of anxiety, we
confess, that we awaited this grand fancy ball.
The heroic struggle of the Hungarian people-the
throes and agnniea Of oppressed millions in other
parts Of Europe-the sullen murmurs OF the pesti-
ientiai storm, which even sweeps around alike
the hus Of poverty and the palaces Of the rich in
our and-what were all these, 10 tue great fash
iOnable movement Of this Christian age in Christian
America-the fancy ball at Saratoga Springs
We admire beyond all power
Of expressing our admiration, this heroic devotion
TO the sacred cause Of fashion. Poets and phiOso-
| pliers, doctors and divines, saints and sausage
makers, regues and roufS, miLiOndireS and man
tuamakers. gamblers and grocers, bankrupts and
bankers, clerks aud cleFgymen. lawyers and loaf
ers, BARRIERS and bliard-maTkers, walters and wine
merchants, all mingled in this grand Obation to
the goddess of fashion, and, unQuestonablV, il was
glorious, superb, magnificent, splendid, obariOn.
Heaven help us What will EurOpe say Of us now
Just think Of it; they had three thousand lamps
haIglng IN lie branches Of tha trees in the lawn
FOR RENT, 2
II and EOnTth Floors Of No 81 Camp street The i;a
Second Floor we calculated for large Commission ~
House having Dartonsn it, also the Third Floor
iei2 :, ~ CHAs. sTOUGHToN, "a Camp St
THREE. LARGE ROOMS in the building No. -
% y. Charles street suitable for Drill Room, or H b
LOT meetings OF Societies They Will be rented on14A .
moderate terms, until lst November, OF longer Apply at
this office. aus I,
10 RENT,
A IWOSFORY BRICK DWELLING HOUSE, on 3
"A Bsronne street, left hand side near Julia. The -
HouseiS furnished and will be rented for the summer M
atsly, Apply at q FehOupitoulal street. jsa6
HOUSE FOR RENT.
COTTAGE BUILT HOUSE, on Apollo street, -
"A between Euterpe and Poymuia The situation is M ],
certainly one OF the most desirabe in the city The
Ted with folding doon, two BedFoomS. Kitchen. Wan
house sc &c Rent $25 per month. Possession given
-iyg w HULL, rs Camp st 2
WANTED: - - a
A CLERK in Retail Dry Goods Store Any applicant
WI please address l. M, Dry Goods Box No H. .
Postohlce au4 4
WANTED, 3
A MAN 10 take charge Of a PISTOL GALLERY. IT.
"A necessary that be should be experienced in the BUSH
neesunderStand taking in pieces the locks ETC. Of tbs
thoroughly understands the business liberal price will be
Enquire at the SHADES Coffee House. - au92tf q
NOTICE. g
A Il PsTSps bpldRg claims against the Estate ofthe
same oT set;Isms2t also those indebted viii please call
au22 lOd L. BANKS, Testamentary Executor. {
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