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The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-11-20
NEW SILKS.

Ma ~ IAANHNTNLLLE q HIEU..
No. So CGnal alr6rf
MOULD respectfully solicit the ladies % 4
w Silks the most T
received by them from France, per ship Brunswick,
Black Silks
eros de Rhine from TO n yard wide
Poult de Sole, 6TOs de Nap, and Brilliant Lussfes
Saun Legantne, Royal Birethea aad Armure
Rich Satin, plaid and stripe, Pekns.
Extra rich Satin Damask and Watered Pouit De Sole
Oolorsd Silks.
Chgngeahe Glaze, Poult de Sole plain, strns and ps
Do. do small stripe, for Mis-
Changeahle Glacc ArmuTes and Satin Hnina.
Changeahle Levantnes and Satin Dc Chine.
Very rich Brocade and Brochs Silks, latest sViss
Printed SIX Aiusns and Tissues Plaid Roulards.
spun Silk Tartan Piais
Plain, Plaid and Chaugeabla Fl1renoas.
These Silks have been selected much ears and b- -
chased before the late advance French 0oois We are -
seli en At one-ilrd less han the prl pEces civ
Just received, and selling very low. ~-Ff-
consignment Of White Canton Crps Sha ploin aa, and
euhr0ideFel received, and offered hall De urlsf nls
"a R. HAGGERrT q BEO
importers OF French 6oois, and 6enaIll Dry (issi- Iss
10 MN i, alp H. No. s. GU St-s-s .''e
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-11-20

I ARD OILl-In barIsh for sals hy
L. HAYMAN q holden
MI y Magazins slIses and n Red Si1rss.
w oRCEsTERsHIRES SAUCES doZ-- - 4 p.
Hna Woiee.teI sauce, just Iseairsi srd IA ~ ~
nl4 CHARLES SrOUGHFON, "a Cs1a5 q
EHRESH FIGs-50 drum NEW FTcs.
bhis- Sotesheled ALhIONDR.
cases BOXERS RfTaFpna
Just teoeiVed aud for sal1 ~
nls g RAYMOND ARAIIFAGE. n Cane =.
III AlR-lO9 hhdl 500 asoks Ps77s7-- T7Sig a. - A.;
~ ~ AAAMAN j HOLDEN.
~! 70 aAage1laa slllst and II Rsd ssagg..
NNheCEklEs AT RErAlL-An kinds Of bIsf cal
~ tiles, cheap Tor cash. for ssls ~
nl2 d z. II. LY STER. MS JSiia a. uesress Cauap.
A LSa l1R1S bRsAziL NUTS. PECANs, FR0iE4
R5 A. T. COCHRAN Co. q rshouplleals.s,.
RsA "a WINES AND IIQUORs--of Ell hina''
rs WM. L. CUSHING & CO.. s. Ceases Z"
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-11-20

PETTY THEFT-Patick Muhaul, charged with sealing
cotton hook, arrested yesterday the pointed charge
The evidence Of his crooked dealing
him, No bail was offered Null aul. after being deprived
Animation before Raearder Eannir.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-11-20

DANGEROUS AND SUSPICIOUS. "-Bn EubaHks alias
St. Louis Bill well known the annals Of fhieving was
arrested yesterday for picking the pockets of Mr. Handy
the night of the 18th inst the Of the explosion
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-11-20

EW- o. o. F.-HowaTd Lodge NO. 13-Meets every
lhqdy Evening at the Hal Of the rnud Lodge, corner poya
and TCloupilUulas Streets O6csrs
James FureluE y q F.. Allison sccret1ry
L. A Levy " tlE SIMPSON Ire
nj J.. 4. ALLISON Secretary.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-11-20

VIOLENT ALsAULT.-Lautent Thiersesln was examined
yesterday before Recorder GenO charged with Olent
assault Antoine Bausset striking him with board
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-11-20

Towboat Caledonia lowed down and 10 ga On the lsh
inst, ship Trenton.
TOwboat Louisville tOwed down and to sea- on the 18Th
last, ships Cairo, and Tennessss.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-11-20

WHAT 5 ~ A NAVE !-Jean Maria Sauce was taken in
charge yesterday by the Fit Municipality police Il dis
turbng tie peace OF the neighbOThood,
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-11-20

THEFT.5Michsel Freely boy Of sixteen, for ste ling
the hat Henry Kicker while the latter asleep the
Leyse seut yesterday before the First District Court
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-11-20

Nse-aa@A ) A M Il 5 M A n TIN, III
Boot and Shoe Manufacturer, -
AZ removed from No. 6lls COMMON sTREET, ~
ma ~ , ~ C44kAL STREET between Camp and -
ment Of GENTLEMENS, LADIES' and CHILD
hEN5 BUTTS and OBS I'm
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-11-20

Efr Hermann Lodge No. 90 U, D., a. z. q
M Under hC usIicton Of the Grand Lodge 81 Lous- "a
ncer p.fted In Isi2 The Regular Meeting "
Lodge az eil On The second nni toarh Thuslsy. OF x
Ha No iljI The Of the Lodges
this urliGton AMI an si0uuug trehfep respectfully
vted 10 ysit yljly BY order. HENRY BlMONS!W
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-11-20

SHOPLIFTIEe MARY Sullivan, for taking a piece Of
haHne Yesterday from the store Of g. W. Andrsws It the
corner Of Julia and 81 Charles seets taken
toiy by the Secoad Municipality police May also laid
EuuanaIy calm to skirt Of Ma M0nlona
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-11-20
DesirabIe Dwelling For Sale.

THE desirable Dwelling House the East side Bacchus o.
street, Erao street. Second Municipality The Dwell IA:
ling double and History high with
ia t d story with alarge gallery the and in
the There is attached The double Kitchen
Conveniently divided with wide Gallery both stories In the
Yard Cter each side, together with
Store Wood house Tie ground laid with Garden having
brick walks and with choice Lemon and Dwarf Orange Trees,
Grapes Towering Plants parts
rope. The dimensions II inches
depth Of N feet 10 inches Possession OF the properly will be given
Immediately.
DESTROYS Of purchasing the valuable property
premises terms, which favorable application
NIT FLORANCE & TAYLOR, Gravier 81
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ATTITUDE. 5 81 % N.-bOHsITUDE. % W.-ipTius. a
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-11-20
NewOrIeans POst-offIee.

Per ship Sir Charles Napier fioa Livsrpool-rso ssass
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-11-20

PICKPOCERTs.-JameE Robinson arrested yesterday
by the rhhd Municipality police charged win picking ths
pockets OF Mir. Bertrand letaTtus LaUQntuIe, enuhe
Parsonage Of the vieWB attempting the hkt
procedure, shared the same fate.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-11-20

p AYMOND q ARMITAGE, n Camp street, received
h per ships HindOstan and Indiana
100 bags CORN HOMlNN;
II kegs GOSHEN BUTTER;
casks Winter STRAINED SPERM OIL; mis- 5
As0-Westphalia HAMS and real DUTCH CHEESE
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-11-20

|PFRW OII,-6OO gallons WiateL Strained SpermOil'
y 'foTIaIe by CHAS. BTOUGHTON, " CampH'
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-11-20

LARcENY.-~OscaI Webb was arrested yesterday BY the
Second Municipality police charged with stealing SIC from
Ihzanh algril Of kat atn
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-11-20
Finely situated Steam SaVv-AiIl.
NOR SATEA Vo1u,fa Stream Saw Mill and Farm EU37-r

nor SALE-A Valuable Steam Saw Mill sud Farm known
tie Maougy situated Wet Pearl River, twenty-five
miles from the Rgolets- and twenty miles rom Coyngton
Containing $40 OF Pine and Hammock aui-a ~
&a portion the under paTtial cultivation The EAs
Mills have capacity, and in fine order. T 49,
IMPROVEMENTS capac0us. The locality ibis fine proper
unsurpassed State and the facilities for obtaining choice
White Oak, Cypress and Pine Legs better than Saw-ml in the
country.
The present owner competent and practical Engineer
lTous obtaining partner who will place the
property, and attend to sales n NelEOr
To having s viii be o1nd excel
lent investment, either TO purchase c0-paruershps
FuElul particulars apply 20 j. A. BEARD,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-12-19
The Liyerpooi Trade Report.
ttrom the Liverpool Mail, Dec. IL

In cotton the sales have boen exceedingly II nted,
the trade havrg only purchased to the extent Of some
1900 bales On looking into the sales Of the last "a
weeks, we end that spinoers have only tasen IS seO
halee and after their heavy purchases In Octobe ~
vas supposed that they might have added to tb.is
laid In by pippers In tho month " October nat tnsy
have snce tshep IS COO would make total of las 600
bales py their o~n admission which We Q ,nssd.v M
der the marx, their present weekly sum pto. n
rs 200 hses which, multiplied By ave A lAi 600 40
that they have 10 hand only As 600 hsl.s o.
barely weeks consumption, add ron Co their pre-
viuu,iy reduced reserve stock. When We take iate
coDsoerSton the reduced stock this port, tue very
limited supplies uhich can pc ssioly arrive for many
~eeks, snd he probability o. very limited supply Zoe
the next three months we esppot come to any other
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-12-19

The Sandman chambers have been dissolved, and q
new election Of embers has been ordered rbe King
who appears anxious TO aintsn the constitution has
published a PROCLAMATION In which he calls pom the
people TO return representatives. who will attend to the
interests 81 the nation and give reasonable support
90 the government The Miuister Of the Interior. l.
Cavsgno, fss also addressed circular to the intep-
dants OF provinces recommending them e. exerci-e
proper suptrviion all Inferior functonaries, to
prevent them taking part in elections against the
,efnnent They are also enjOiDed TO Prevent intini
dstiUD at elections aud In every gay 60 act TO
Explain the duties Of electors aud the 20 sibty 81
gradual imlf,vepett in the laws and las buttons Of
the country only by respecting and making tbs most
OF the present constitution
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-12-19
The Strides Of me rscs--Aspect OF the Call
forpts Acquisition.

fFTom the Lon don Chronicle, Nov 30
The romance q the Western ~ Dorado is beginning
to sober down into sic strain The fever Of
cupidity indeed IL sti ubsbasd aud shows no symp-
toms 81 fubsidisg the pursuit Of the precious mineral
at veins the rocks and spsfkles In the sand 81 the
nesiy tpquered territory rs kept up with "a much
thtty avidity ever but the days 81 svless cence
and rowing adventure are drawing TO an end The
swsrns a struggling gold hunters whom the first news
Of the discovery summoned from the shores ~ the AT
lsrtc to ranssck the bed q the new Psctolus, aud
dslve In the rs,ines that furro~ the roots ~ the
Sierra Nevada have been sveiled 20 enormous
extent by ttrrsm OF immigration 80 broad and
tinuous o. the United States alone supply. A
large stationary populstie II growing In the
port the ovnership Of land has becsms thing
worth SECURING and worth paying tor the petty
bpcksterlfx Of hsndful II smart spectators from
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-12-19

have it supposed by Its readers between an indspen
dent republic one hand and Psmerston on
the other There are In fact three four little powers
in the Held each anxious to get its espoussd by
some real power. We should for part desire nothing
ea.er than to sse6ecuaHy guaranteed the neutrality Of
neirdek through whieh in oil probability will pass the
dueirensss towards that end eehong all ame,rcan
sumptions and ignoring ell British antecedents
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-12-19

The Dsch government has resolved 10 close come Of
TIE irttrnsl waters OF Holland and 70 open q canal
between the tsst aud Wet Schelat The treaty Of
Bsvigsron between Holland and prussis will exyirs
brt ~ January n.xt but its provisions will be acted
upon until another treaty i made, or I'LL els weeks
notice q alteration is given
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-12-19
An Expedition 90 Africa.

From the London Times Nov. 70
We informed that government mt has determined TO
afford eectusl assistance to Mr. Nchardson, the Afr
can traveller in prosecuting his travels and researches
in the great desert Of Sahara Soudan and the regions
Of Bornou and the Lake Tshad. We unders and that
It will be part Of the duties Of Mr. Richardson to
bring the chiefs and princes Of the interior
Africa into relations OF commerce and amity with
this country. Dir Richardson Is enjoined to embrace
every opportunity Of mprssDg upon the minds Of the
people and princes OF Africa that legitimate commerce.
H. pre.rsbls TO that Of the traffic In men. Mir Rich
srdson will be sccompan by Dire Bsrth and Over
veg, Prussisn who are charged by government
TO draw up scientific report. This will render the
mission com plee and the interests Of science will be
equally consulted with those Of commerce and phi
In
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-12-19

The dvision of the army under the command of
Prince ArgutiDs Ri Dolgoruki has totally destroyed
the tewn OF Teshock in the Caucasus after lombard
ing IL tor several days The Russians said to ha
lost only fifty while the loss OF their enemy is
ported to reach 5000 killed and wounded
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-12-19


General paraguay dHilliers arrived at Rome on the
18th ut and immediately superseded General Rosto-
Ian in the military command. He received by the
commission of cardinals, but developement OF his
policy has yet taken place, and IL rumored that
the papal concave not at with respect to the
change of diplomatic persons. General Rostolan is.
sued farewell address to the troops and also to the
inhabitants Of Rome whom he praises for their orderly
conduct during his governorshp
letter from Rome Of the l4th Nov written by q
French officer describes the attack the Ghetto by
order of the Cardinals, bringing out In stronger
light than ever the infamy Of the presty government
OF Rome The preext for the attack arch for
tces Of value alleged have been plundered from the
churches after the expulsion Of the Pope No such
tcles were found but in order to get up public feel
ing against the Jews saucepans and other articles Of
domestic uee covered with white linen, aud
veyed away by the priests with air OF mystery to
the carriages in waiting Tut this not the worst.
The officers Of the Cardinals broke open the strong
boxes of the Jews and robbed them of all their savings
One man tailor. who had agreed to purchase bust.
ness in Hamburger, robbed by these protectors of
order religion, and property Of 500 which he
had collected to pay for the business he had
Several ladies and young girls of noble families have
been arrested and thrown into prison by order of the
Cardinals for having in the churches prayed for the
souls OF those who had died in defence Of liberty.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-12-19

The Austrian government IS pursuing its policy OF
weakening the nationality OF Hungary Servisn pro.
yipce with rstive administrative council has been
formed Part 81 province "a e. consist OF the bsos
Of Ttmesvtr ard Of Hungarian lands over which
whatever privileges appear 60 be granted 10 the Ser
yiansl an Ausrsn general will preside. The inhsSt
ants Of Hungary appear to be much annoyed bJ the
more exercise of the functions 81 tbs newly
oresniysd police. Who keep q sharp watch upon all
manifestations of PATRIOTS feeling by modes Of dress
An order for the more rist obsertanee q the sabbath
slen Is not received With favor In country where
tdetshe freedom a. action that day has hitherto
prevailed The suspension bridge at iesib was re-
pn.p.d on the 10th nit with considerable reioiciDgs
All the uries inflicted II dudDg tire late war hav
Inc been repaired The garrison " res,h Is 10 be In
creased to 1oUoo men ana t Is ssit that an aidiu'n
will be q sde siso to the forces u Vienna.
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1849-08-06
A DEATH-HED CONTRAeyT.

There lives in CQvington, Ky. Tor did yester-
day;) a man worth about $50, 900, who lies upon
what may be, and probably WILL be, his death
bed. Like many Of us, he does not like to die,
yet the future he does not think SO much Of as
the worldly treasure lie is to leave behind. Ply
sician5 he utterly despises and has during his
present illness, suffered on without their aid
but the excessive bodily pains that he has Of late
experienced, forced him on Sunday to send for
one, On the arrival Of the doctor he submitted
his proposition, viz, He agreed to give the
doctor three thousand dollars if lie would restore
him to health; TO be deciIed by three citizens of
Covington but if he died, the doctor was to pay
three hundred dollars to such heir (unknownl
as he should name in his will; and positively
asserted that not one dime more would he risk
Three thousand dollars was as much as his life
worth. the doctor would not accede 10
the terms in black aaal arlitc aid finally conpro
missed in writing on two thousand dollars if he
saved him, and if not, lie was to have no fee
We very much fear our worthy friend, the doc
tor, from what we near o. the condition of "Od
Avarice," has lost the two thousand dollars
CtaelanatG Enquirer.
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1849-08-06
"WIIATS'S YOUR ness ~

Some years since, when the State of Missouri
was considered '.Far West" there lived on the
bank of the river of the same name of the
State. substantial farmer, who. by wears of toll.
had accumulated toerably pretty pile Of castings:
owing, as he said, principally to the fact that he
didn't raise much taters and onioas, bat rite smart
OF corn. This farmer, hearing that GOOD land
was mech cheaper far South, concluded to move
there Accordingly he provided his son with a
good horse, and sull;ciency of the needful to de-
| Tray his travelling end contingent expenses and
Instructed him to purchase 200 acres of eood land
at the lowest possible price, and return immediate
y home. The next day, James started for Ar
kansas, and after an absence of some six weeks.
returned home.
"Well, Jeems," said the old man, chew d, YOU
find laid in Arkansawr ~
'Tolerably cheap, dad"
You didn't buy more an tn hundred acres, did
you Jeeuls 2"
On dad nCt over tn hundred reckon y
Chow much money hev you got left ~
"Nary red cent, dad cleaned rite out ~
| 'Why, had no dee travln was spensiye IN
that part, Jeems"
"Wal, Jest try it wonst, and yuls find out !
recon.
"Wa, never mind that, let's hear 'bout the
land, and---bnt, whars your boss %
"Why,,,you see, dad, was going long one
day.
"But, whar's your boss %
"You hold on dad, and I'll tell you ill bout it.
You see, was going along one day, meta Teller
as said he was going my way tu-."
'sBpt, whar's yopr boss ?"
''Dad darn my hide, ef you don't shet up dad
III never git to the hoss. WAL as we was
both going the same way, me and the teller lined
cumpenny, an bout noon, we hitohed critters, and
sot down on the side Nv branch and wen; to
eatin snack. After we got thru, this fellow sez
tn me
Try drap Of this ere red eye, stranger"
"Wal, | don't mind" seq /
" But whar's your boss 2"
'kummln to him bme by, dad. 50 me and
this teller sot thar orkn and drnkn, and then he
sez-
stranger let's play a leetle game of seven-up,
pack ~ kerds.0
Don't keer eff I du," SEE /. So we set side
Nv stump, aud kumnenced to bet quorter up.
and was slayin him awful"
but, @har's your boss 20
|hemmln to him, dad. Bme by luck changed,
and he got tn winnin, and purity soon, hadn't not
nary mother dollar" Then SCI he:
Stranger, I'll gin you chance tn git even,
ana pay you one more game"
well, we both plaid rite tite that game,
swaf, -, and We was both six and six, and
''Whar's your hess %
'kummin to him, dad. We was six and six,
dad, and twas his deal'-
:. WIN you tell me whar's your boss 2" said the
old man, getting riled.
yes, we was six and six, and he turned jack 7"
"Jphar's your boss ?''
The stranger won him Affirming that jack!n
On o. Delta.
Dubuque, Iowa, it is sad contains 1000 in
haoltsnts, 5000 dogs, and 50 colonels rs
----.~$.-. = ~. So, ~ ~-.~--,sr
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1849-08-06
EASSEN.

Most, fac all, the nankin now sold in our
markets; is 81 American fabric 1t is nlanutac-
tured from nauAin cotton, grown in Georgia, and
is spun s woven at the bonaelale Mills, in Rhode,
Island. Tie culture Of nankin cotton was intro
dnced to this country by the late john Forsyth,
formerly minister to Spain, afterwards Secretary
OF the State, under the administrations Of Gen
Jackson and Martin van Buren,. It is now
grown in large quantities by many ofthe planters
OF Georgia. and commands q ready sale at high
prices.
Mr.. Forsyth procured the seed from the Alne-
rican Consul at Canton and, at the outset, the
project Of growing it III this country was deemed
wild and chimerical Ii is Of darker hue than
the China article, and not as handsome.
Sci 63npyiran
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1849-08-06
MISCELLANEOUS,
COURTESY.

Shall courtesy be done only to the rich, and
only by the rich? III good breeding, which dil.
ters, fiat ALL from high-breeding, only as it grace
fully remembers the rights of others rather than
gracefully insists on its own rights, discern nc
special connection with wealth and birth but
rather that it lies in human nature itself, and is
due from all men toward all men, Of truth
were your schoolmaster at his post, and worth
any thing when there, this, with SO much else
would be reformed. Nay each man were then
also his neighbours schoolmaster; till at length a
rude visaged, unmannered peasant could no more
be met with, than peasant unacquainted with
botanical physiology, or who felt not that the
clod he broke was created in Heayen.-Carlyle
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1849-08-06

'THE WRECK OF THE MND."-Perhaps there
is nothing more terrible to contemplate than the
ruin of the mind. Time, with his passing wing
may smite cathedrals and castles, and leave but.
tress and battlement clad in shroud of living
green but when it passes over an immortal
mind, the desolation is fearful indeed. Pilgrims
flock to ruins as to "a thing of beauty,n but the
visitor to one who suffers under the calamity OF
insanity gazes and shoulders Nothing of the
Plc.ufesque gladdens his eye, He only beholds
. - ~ = u att. .e-~-seos
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1849-08-06
AGENCY,

". B. PALMER, whose offices are N. w. corner
North and Fayett streets, opposite the Chesapeake
Bank, BALTIMORE; N. W. corner Third and Ches-
nut streets, PHILADELPHIA And his Offices IN the
Tribune Buildings, New YonK, and No. IL State
street, BosToN, is the agent in those cities for the
"Republican Vindcatcr'' He will receive and for
ward promptly, Subscriptions, Advertisements, &C.,
and is fully authorized to receive payment for the
same.
Messrs. GARLAND s. THOMSON, Of the city Of
Baltimore, are authorized agents. to receive sub
ecriptions and advertisements, for the Republican
Vndcator. S. E. Corner Bait. St.