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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-01-09

IN CHA SCGRy- Visaisi.:-ln K.ne William CIR
cult superior Court, 22d day ~ November, io4s,
Zachary L-:i., PIantlf:
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-01-09

ANTED A SIrUATlON-A young
man oi steady habits, who is good ac-
countant, writes good hand, desires 10 gel Sill
uaron either as Clerk, Collector or Salesman in
a Dry Goods establishment. His object being
employment, The compensation required would
be very moderate. For further information, APP
ply 10 LEFTWlCH & PAYNE.
Ian 7-6s
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-12-29


ST. CHARLEs.-R. P. Moore. f, A. Mott l.. Vallee, N.
Mills, J. M. Wardwen Dr. Cuisine and lady, T. P. Cunihe
n, VI l. Mead N, Pnney Col. Randall, Mobile j. s.
Morton a j. s. Minor, J, p, Staples j. Bradley, VIM.
Minor :. Minor, La; A. q. Whiicomb, Boston; o. s.
Shepherd, u, 3. A.; b. s. Ballard, N. c.; II. S. Hum.
phries Mrs, Humphdes, Mrs Maxwell, Mr. McEFOy Mis-
Melroys Ala-i Mrs SlFotheF and family, H. w, Graham,
81 Louis Dr. Hunt, Ky; j. DeLaayette and lady Texas
Dr. y. F. Hamilton; r. G. Ballard Mr. Lowry Mis-.
ARCADE.-C. Dunn, A, L. Leman, l.. w. Cooper ]
NJ. Wright G. Williams, N. o; ], II. Jones, r H. HUFF
z. Black, La;i Luekie, J. w. Lueke, j. s. Stevens j.
], q. Marsh, W. Rankin, Ky.
PLANTEBs' w. Stewart, s. G. OTIS, Mo; j. s. Potter
Mohei +, W. Herald, Texas; ], Robertson, W. b. Rich.
Hrdson and lady, Mis- Newton, j. Thompson w. H Leach
Miss J. Jones, Mis- JONES' r. CLARK, Ca; T. McCarRo
N o.; r. b. Rath and lady hls. NJ. Gilbert and niece
La j Pond, J. F. Mann, Phi II, L. Bolask, J. NJ. Glib.
scn, Mrs. Bryan and family, St. Louis; "A. Rugglea Mas.
}. Blades, N. Y; J. G. Anderson, Braz0s.
HEwLETT's.-C. LELAND, Memphis; J. Harper, P. Rose
J. b. Smith, j. w. Tobin, r. ], White 7. b. Hay, j. p
W. Brown, Mr.. Major, Judge Sharp, La.
CoMAERoIAL.-D. B. HernsQn, Tenn; 7; AshmoTe, New
Brunswick, N. F.; DR.. w. H. Wilson, Ms l.. w. Sun
man. Ia; G.. Watson, PitisbuFg ], D. Waterman, La;
Elmors, i. Elmors, j. Hamheion, Mo.
VRRANDAH-R B Bradshaw, Or w Gibson, J Marks
W ID Smith, Judge Richardson, Il B Richardson, JOIN
Bishop, @ Jenkins R + Cary, La; VIM Pratt, Mas
w Bass, sc; j Craig aud LADY, T + EwseI, Natehez
! james Peck and family, Ky; Chares Baue, Mobile; +
RnehaFt j " RineBaft, N o. Daesme, N "; Major "
W Chapman, lady and son, U A.
IEuIAN QUEEE-I II Brown, hyauentoWn; John W Cox
New Harmony II 3 Eastman, Mobile B Aeatman, NO
= balcouI, kicksbuFE J Chapman, Ohio; John Wilson
Buffalo, John n DAVIS Coasi Wa Wilson, y X
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-12-29

A PRETTY INCIDENTAL the NewYOrk Opera
House on Wednesday evening, last week, after the
curtain fell on " Don Pasquale," pair of doves,
bound together by wreath of flowers twined with
ribbons, were let loose from one Of the upper boxes.
They became separated during their fight, and
one descended on the stage, and was secured and
presented to. Boz CHEESE the other, after taking two
or three turns round the chandelier, followed his
companion, and they were carried of nesting in
the bosom of the fair caRtatrice.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-12-29
Olle EBrtce, CIothing Store.
ALFRED MUNRoE q co.

A IF X ED M u y Il ~ 90.
No. "a MAGAZINE STREET,
Woud invite purchases of Clothing and Gentemens Eur
nhng Goods to call at their and examine the largest
and most magnificent assortment to be found in NewOreans
Our stock constantly being repened by every packet from
ork and by late arrivals we have received very
choice and desirable goods The extent and beauty Of our
assortment can only be understood by personal examination;
the following however, partial list Of articles and prices
t. Every article has the lowest price marked upon it in
plain figures.
SLACK Cloth DTs.s and ffoek Costs rom Sa W TO w "
S i5. I sr.s oi D s s0d Froe co to 80 90
Black. blue, brown and olive Polka and Lamartine ,
Sac Coats and PaIetOts.
French Cloth saes and Paetots 10 60 to 30 %
a5 s#: EN- s $3 @ Is. A ;s
Sow Tss s aaS Sis sd i Psso green an. . D 60 to
mi S.S.. r FL 1is i S 81 S &c C
4i Bees aaI snd di Psso ... anu -. @ 90 to Is 90
CiOAIEs and BOulsvards.
sgpsIaRs black AID blue Enga and E5fPfs 70
BsG sS5 G. sg gs .o S r eas bdss.
G ;s.; sssl FEss ss5 S::: S.S i s.
tl' and Hen Tssa Paal: NV o,
supsThns satnei, Tweed, Corduroy and Pilot Cloth
Panr 70 70 AuV
Vests
Coored Cashmere Vests Of eli qualities and styles too
paftulaEiLe describe. Ol 70 81
Black Cloth, Cashmere, Bunbazne, and MeInoNesta 50 70
quality black Silk Velvet Yaa 90 10 0O
figured Silk Valv1t Vests % % 0
Slack plain SATIN ye1ts go eg
VIM Marlsss WRts Sin and Tass ba vSit % %
large assortment Of
Boys and ChiIdren's Clothing.
Boys black blue and brown Cloth Polka and Sac Coats
a Tweed Polka and Sac Coats;
A Black, fancy and eoored Cashmere PantH;
ChldrenB Suits, Polka JACKIE etc etc.
Boys Black, Fancy Silk aud Caahmere Yeats.
shirts, searfs, CFRvRts, etes
Buperdne all Linen Shrtf-atehed boaomH,
do. English Muslin Shirts do. York Mill DO;
Medium qualty DO. French Bingham aud Calico Shirts
Linen and Cotton Check do
Merno anne brown, white and pink Undehris and
Very rich styles fancy CrAyats and ScadG; [DraWeu
Italian and French black Sill Cravata
Merino Ca8hmera Buckhkin black and white Kid Gloves
Cotton, Meuno and Lambs Wool Half Hose;
Cotton and GinEham UnhrellaA;
Trunks Valheh; Carpet Bags, etc.
India Rubber Goods.
Cloaks; Paet0ts; CaPes Lsggngi Life PTeserVsrb,
~ One Price for Goods and O deviation.
ALFRED MUNROE s. co.
dss Ct 21p "a Magazine street
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~. "a M0ENaIRlla.

THOs. L. VE1TMs
No. SO Canal Street,
OFFERs Tor sale great variety q Annu nlara ora and
Fancy Articles among which arc ne iolowingi
Animals for 1850.
Iiaaast Of Memory ODD Felogs Oaerinsi
s sS5s& y A BsSS5 Scenes nom 81 Lie Of Our
DRIVING Reori scrap Book ssyiouri -,
Gem Of the Season. Ihe women q aetlelufui
Friendshipis OHeringi Offering Of Friendship
Fiornl Dictionary nv MT,WiTt, Isdys Book Of Flower;
American Fiora & yosi The Flowers Of Poetry and The
Floral Year BY Mrs, Dlnnesi Poetry O. tioverai
The Language Of FOwerai Illustrated botany
ReautsrlI Illustrated POeticai Works.
Offering by Sarah J. Hale Iongelow' Foceal Works
i Leaves American Poetry Byanta Poesea Moikai
Readts Femsie Poets ~ America Wtis poeca Woke;
Tuppsra Frov Pkosophy 40 Peeuca Werk d Byron Scott
Nodres irish Melodies folio edi Moore Shelley Hewitt He
Poets and Poetry America mans, sgouruey Cooke ETC.
Illustrated SHAKESPEARE vo sparfs Lie OF washington lsy
Pictorial Hr Of England "; Bnrkeis Life Currea VOLS
Prosecute Worhs 8 goa, Lord Bacon's Works, vdisi
Hallamis Works. vols.i Encyclopedia Americenai lsy
Bibles and Prayer Books,
Harpers' Illuminated Ribe Wsinwrghts ld Prayer Book
Buffers Humid Bible antique; Church and Family Bibles IN vel
BaNes Comnr vet and other superb pnaigA
Arabian Nights 500 fine eng; Persys Juvenile Tales 20 vol
Robinson Crus0e; Miss Edgew6Fhs Tales, 10 volai
Evenings Home Hiarpers' Boys and Girls Librayi
Swiss Family Robinson Fairy Book
Berguin's Children's Friends Abboua Hislorieai
Parents Asaianti Outlines Of Hllory, 10 volHi
Tales Grandfather vols Boys, arIs and Chida Own
PGosdPsy u spoTtP Appeon,s ssris. Of Juvsnss;
Readinsu from Scott; Pictorial Lives Of Napoleon Ia
Hieroggphic Bbei layetie, Washington etc. etc
Mother Coose's Melodies Aunt Riiiy's storesi
Nursery Rhymesi Telers sioregj
Batbauids Early Lessons GrandiatherB Stories.
Fancy Articles.
adies Pupior Mach Rosewood and Mahogany Work anf
tng Desks Silver Ivory and Shell Card Gases Velvet
" Needle Boxes Papief Niaehe Albums and Portfolios
etc etc dg 2p
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GENTLEMEN9s HOSIERY GOODS I
.N1na.1sfR e W9EM.

FaSHIONaBLE CLOTHlNG STORE
22 Camp S., Under HeWletps Exchange
ii English Cotton H.ALF-H!o!st3- -ys.y hyperion .1
:. Msdno WIN nis'''0 '''''
:. AIerino UNDERsHTRTs and DRAWERS,
% Cotton - a,
six daI 81
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-12-29

TIE McCLNToeK CASE, MoRILE.-The YER
dctof The jury in this case was fine Of 81 600 and
imprisonment ioE six months in the county jail, NOT
% Tie State peniientiarY, as heretofore stated.
Ihe right ofthe jury to add imprisonment to the
fine 4 denied, and will, probably be so decided by
Judge Jones. In this event, we learn that Mr.. Nc
Clini0os personal friends are ready to pay up The
fine Al once for him.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-12-29

BANS misunderstanding to the New
York Tribune Of the 18th inst, the suit brought
short time ago by the Morse patentees against Mr.
Bains Boston line has been discontinued by the
Morse party. Some doubts have been expressed
Of the truth Of the rnnor that Judge Mclean, at
Columbus, Ohio had made decision in favor Of
O'Reilly in a suit brought by Amos Kendall, F. o.
>. Smith, ete. The Tribune adds, on information
from one Of the counsel, that such opinion was
made but was not sent to the court until too late to
be read at that term.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-12-29

THE PosT OFFICE DEPARrmRNr-New post
offices have been established in this State at Crane
Forge, in Assumpton-ThOs. J. Crane, Postmas-
ter; and at Dorcheat, in Claiborne-D. H. Court
nev. Postmaster
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-12-29

TRoFTINe MATCH = MstairSe Course. A
match for 5000 viii come off tomorrow between
Sir Peter Tsasle and Boston, over the Metaire
Course. Fine sport is anticipated. We refer our
readers to the advertisement in another column
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-12-29

BROADWAY, NEw YoRK.--A Special Committee
appointed BY the N, Y. Board Of Assistant Alder
men. . consider the means Of relieving Broadway
Of tho crowd Of travel, stationed man at the cor
ner Of Fulioh street to count the number Of vehi-
elea which passed during day. His report made
tho number exceed Ten thousand eight hundred!
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-12-29

Thomas J. SPEAR viii SELL at II O'Clock, at the
Common and Rampant streets-BarOuches Horses, etc.
FERsApEz WHITiNG will sell, at 10 O'Clock, at the con
ner Of Customhouse and Rampant streets-tumlture.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-12-29

or Elijah Hise, recently charge d'affairss to
Guatemala, was at louisville last week, en- rouis
Tor Washington, with copy Of the treaty lately ne.
godated by him with that country.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-12-29


EA NJ Attend Regular Monthly Washing on sun
81 DAY MOANING, 30th inst. at O'Clock. Pune
= taai attendance is requested. By order.
JOS. F, RUSHA. Secretary,
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-12-29

~ We learn that Mr.. John L. Potter has
leased the Vieksburg Theatre, and will open there
in the course Of the next week Mr.. Potter had
reached this city with part Of his company, intend
ing to open the Mobile Theatre; but being antici-
paisd il that he has changed his route, and will
start for Vicksburq.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-12-29

STEAMSHIP ONO - This magnificent vessel
sails tomorrow morning for New York, VIA Ha-
Vana. under the command Of Lieut.. Schenck, u.
s. n, whose gentlemanly department and nautical
skill have won him and his splendid craft golden
opinions from all sorts Of passengers.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-12-29

% The Ohio Senate had, on the 18th inst,
baIlOtted, for Speaker one hundred and sirfy
times, without choice. The vote was always
divided either IS to 49, or Is to IL and scattering
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-12-29

D1- The Pennsylvania block Of marble, from the
qnarries Of D. 0. HitneF, Montgomery county, Pa,
has arrived safely in Washington, D. C.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-12-29

THAFKs-We owe thanks to the clerk Of the
James 1. Day for Mobile papers Of Thursday morn
ing % The officers of the ALEXANDRA for St. Louis
papars, and 20 ths officers Of The 81. Anthony for
Shreveport papers 81 the 26gh.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-12-29

AnamcAN Reaeft ef Mr.. Chan rau--This
evening analt iof da benefit Of Mr. Chanirsu being his
~ Appearance prior to biz departure io Mobile. This gen.
sn has with decided in New Orleans, and his
lelpou IN our sister city viii certainly be favorable
a. - padulaE line Mr. G. exces all other performer. His
eal be- ofnaly ahout that is widely different from
e hlceyed uannaf 81 the stage, and the rich vein Of
tam running throughout eommonds il to all ovem Of gen
hgnqf. TQuight chaniIau Offers bin that viii secure
m re ane Of host Of friends, and give him what he well
fsaFN-a bumper The drama Of " Black-Eyed Susan. "
il eoineiistia Of The Stase-Snuck Barber Glane'
atheW folk y and other entertainments, viii be given.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-12-29

~ Nj. Fleming has postponed his Readings
until he can procure Hall nearer she centre Of
the city.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-12-29

~ At The meeting Of the new corporation Of
Mobile, on Wednesday evening, Mr.. T. Sanford
q he Mobile Register, was elected City Printer
for the ensuing year
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-12-29

nE- Mt, Julian, the free soil member Of Congress
from Indiana, has reached Washington and taken
hia SEAT
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-12-29

RAmRoAD Convention ~ MoBhE-A large
number Of delegates from eleven counties Of the
State q Alabama, met at Mobile on Wednesday,
% consider The best means Of completing the rail-
road between the Alabama and Tennessee Rivers,
terminating at Selma. Judge Ormond was APP
boinisd President.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-12-29

10 You ar hereby requested attend a
N Monihly Washing SUNDAY MORNING, the
10Th inst, at o'clock ..Punetual attendance Is
\ y 4 - requested. BY order
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-12-29

FATHKw MATHEW AT WAsHINeroN.-Th
great Apostle Of Temperance, Father Mathew, after
administering the pledge to numbers al St. Mary's
Church. on the morning Of the 18Th paid visit to the
Capitol accompanied by the Rev Jas b. Donelan
and the Rev. Dr. Blox. In the Senate Chamber he
was greeted warmly, and was presented to most Of
tae Senators. On his arrival in the House Of Rep
sentatives and the fact becoming known, the men,
beers were eager to be presented to one who had
done 50 much service in the cause Of humanity.
Wigs democrats, free sellers, etc, united for once
since tie FIRST Monday Of December, and gathered
around ihe seat Of Linn Boyd, Of Kentucky, oecu-
pied BY Father Matthew, and were introduced by
Mr. Boyd personally to the stranger. AT y NJ,
the clerk called ORDER and before even the journal
vnsread, resolution was introduced and passed,
almost unanimously, rendering him usseat within
tie bar Of he House. during is sessions. This
honor. % the chen position Of that body, was the
highest which could Be- bestowed, and the object is
well worthy Of il Father Mathew remained fol
some time, and left upon the commencement Of the
hallofnRs
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-12-29
jackson Fire Company N

UWUAA8UIa NNEU = WIIEIIIIAaW lNUa I o
NJ The officers and nsmeers will attend
\. Called Meeting SUNDAY, Dec. 90 1888, at 10
O'Clock A. NJ, for the purpose Of adopting NOV
Engine. gunctual attendance is requested.
d - onIsT Of Committee WIN MOYNAN, sec'y.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-12-29

BLANK Books AND sTAuoNERy,-MeasTs. Coron s
Afmaupngs No 81 Camp street, opening large aso
meat Of goods in the above line, aud offer great inducements
d al who wish purchase blank books OF stationery See
neir aivsdisemeni
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-12-29

A LERED MASON, Builder. Of California Portable
"A Houses, ETC. efc-HOuses of good structure and
material viii be furnished BY A. NJ on reasonable terms M
lie viii leave for san Francisco about the middle Off,
April next, and VIII attend TO the erection of the same n
Eequsd A portion Of the can be made payable N
San Francisco ~ Ordes lef with G, w. MURRAY
No. 81 Magazine Streets (Whee plans be seenl VIII
meet with prompt attention, % I'm
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-12-29

- South Western CiFcus-SATuRDAY EVENING,
49, s First appearance the celebrated Pysmidioa Acrobat
Herr AMADEo NEUPERT, late Of Leipsie, Hamburg, Bremen,
Paris and Astlsy's Royal Amphnheatre, London.
The manager respectfully informs the citizens Of NswOreana
b. has engaged this miraculous performer for THREE NIGHTS
ONY-saurday, Sunday and Monday, Dec. 49, 30 and 81
which evenings be will appear his strange pleasing and daring
which have gained for him the title Of "THE WONDER or
THE WORLD" ds9
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-12-29

FaoM TAMrA BAY.-By the arrival Of the u
S. steamer Fashion, Capt Baker, from Tampa
Bay. 2eh inst, we learn that Gen. Twiggs was
ssill Il shs canionment The news with regard to
The Indians furnishes nothing from which any Ger
tain conclusion as TO their intentions can be made;
The ndioat1ns are, however, regarded as favorable
Is their r5aeeable removal
The Fashion brings the following passengers
Capt Mcdonald, U. s. A.; Capt Walker, U. S. A.;
Lieut. eibbop, . s. A.; Messrs. ], D. White, A.
Mann, Mr. Dpval
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-12-29

fA NJ The Committee on ST. Iohn'a Day viii please meet
THIS EVENING, Saturday, a9h inst, in the Masonic
~ Hail. corner Baronno and PeIldo O'Clock
sAMI g. RISK, Secretary. dl9
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Setting on sHt Cost!

SeEE1llg UM III LOSL!
FASHIONABLE CLOTHING, HATS, BOOTS.
SHOES, ETC., etc.
Corner Of Pc y ras and st. Charles streets:
ISAAC HART, intending close this branch Of his bna.
ness, Oer the whole Of the above line stock at and under
cost Tor few days longer when tie balance viii be sold
auction The assortment OF CLOTHING. HATS, BOOTS,
and GENTS FURNISHING GOODS, Is complete, and
OILERS q rare chance those who IN Of ari-
ces The store. Call Immediately, and secure The bargains
at the store Of ISAAC HART,
corner Of POydras and st. Charles streets.
t. The Fixtures and Lease for sale. d2i 6t2dp
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-12-29

CHRISTMAS AND NEW YEAR PRESENTS,
OF A SUBSTANTIAL NATURE.
INHOSE on the look for handsome and durable pre-
seuts for the hoydays, are respectfully invited 20 eH
anime the stock ~ Camp Besides the usual saiT
Of PAPER HANGfNGS, and BORDERS, UPHOL.
STERY ARTICLES and CARPETlNG, they VIII
find MATING, lcOlOred and witel OH. CLOTH (iog
hOOTs and tables D BObnet and Muslin CURT AIMS aud
all kinds OF Curtain Stuff and Thinning together with
Recumbent Chairs, superb Rocking Chain, Spanish
Armed Chains carved Sewing Rockers easg
Antique Chairs, rch Gothic Chair, y some ~
Cottage Rosewood, Mahogany and Black Walnut Parlor
Chan fOOisto0ls Iron and Wood Office Chairs etc.
All the little eigeiefas for trimming Beds and tNlndQMs, and
decorating rooms, from Administer Carpet and Gold Pape5
down TO articles Of len preiens0ns, ai aayg % hand. and
be purchased reasonable terms, the Upholstery aud
Paper Hanging Establishment Of
JOSEPH ETTER, 90 Camp street.
~ B.-Spnng Mattress, Hair and Mos do, and FeatleT
Beds made 10 order, and Upholstery work and Paper Hang
ing executed.
p So Benedot can here certainly propiiate the smiles
Of his " Iadye Love- " and % Lotharo may hnd to ms sd
vantage make present Of Of the articles above
named. "a VI
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-12-29

American Thentre... Beaefl Of Nh. WILLIAM Wa

On the 22d afer long and painful Illness which she bore
with Christian fortitude Mrs ELIZABETH TREADWAY, re-
Gently from Black River La.-.Natchez Courier.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-12-29

g. CHkRLas TnkATRE.-The Heron Family appear
r1aintonghi. The now play Of " Gabrielle, Night in
il2 ba3e. viii be performed, after which The farce Of
me fabuaI Be followed BY Concert by the Heron
Family An extravaganza BY Samuel Lover, entitled IS The
Happy Nan o ths Pathfinder 10 China viii close the even.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-12-29

FltcDE's VAmEEira.rhi fashionable plaoe Of amuse-
1 eloEded nighhy This evening viii be presented the
conseg Of who's Your Friend " 10 Be followed by .
CRANE vliamlni; after which, the farce Of Perfection
g ea'eladq with the Filtration Polka"
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were impressive and he grave digging in the last act
particularly the Alas! poor Yorckr' speech was inmit
able. For one earnestly hope Mr. f. will repeat this read
ing and that fuller house viii greet him; as it is re-
pTOach the intellect and taste Of people indulge
in such intellectual viands offered by Mr.. +.
We were not among those who hadthe opportunity of hear
ing the readings Of this play by Mr. Macready but from his
deineaon Of Hamlet the public STAGE we boldly assert
that greater Justice to the character Of the phiosOpc Dane
could not have been rendered by the great Mooch Of
English tragedy. But fOrsOOh, Mr. Fleming comes not TO
Us stereOtyped by English reputation and consequently
modest merit is unheeded by the vsen Of the Hstronc As
ISOLATION, and those whO par eIcsRce the abeTs of
tashO and whose ipse Dirt final the preensons of
individual esuming follow the footsteps Of anything
English or foreign.
We are sated however, that with the million, Mr. Elem
ing would be properly appreciated; and on tomorrow night
opportunity will be afforded of usyng the position we
nave assumed. L.P N,
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-12-29

American Theatre. Benefit Of Mr.. WILLIAM Way.
n- We the upderHigned, citizens Of NeVOrsanH contemplate
giving Mr.. WIN. Way Of the unfortunate sufferers by the
posion Of the ed Louahas Benefit the American Theatre
the Of which has been generously hy R. l. Place. Elq
Trusting that will chOely seconded BY generous
public willingly pledge ourselves best ondeaTars Gil
he house MONDAY, December 81, 1872
SYKES, Hyde & CO. DIV. n Belden, Cuddy g. Holmes
j, II. Green, M0rphy T. Co. Leaning, Scott q Co
h.. J. Harris, Jas. Burbank g. Co. n. E. Jump,
J. A. Beard, W. u. Brown, Floyd Henry g. Co.
Of the sufferers he explosion Of The Louisiana
Mitchell q kinlay j. W. Demareaf, J. W. Wheeling
8. f. Hendry, villa g. Ayres, and ~ others.
On this will be acted the voTite Comedy Of TIE
SOLDIERS DAUGHTER, and the Faroes Of "THiRTY-
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