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The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-12-13
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NEW STORE ON CANAL STREET.

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NEW STORE ON CANAL STREET,
BetSesa Bourbon and DauBhins StreetS.
The following desirable Goods, vizI
Ga French CAsHAdEREs. Of alLeooru;
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"a do. BAsPUURs, do;
"a Damaskel do, do.i
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Plain oolured CASHhERES DECOSaEs
solid oolored MOussELtNE DE LANES,
Fancy and srual pattern Mouzs,ius de Iainss;
super English De LANES and Cashuerea D'Ecoue At Vsry
Super ndw sl,ie BAREGE ROBES deslrabs for soirss.
Embroidered sws Muslin Rohes, latest fashioni
Glact SILKS o. every color and width
Black MORE, very Euperiori
FLORANCEs OF al eoorsi
q, Ladies super Linen CpnhIis HANDKERCHIEF
no do Linen
b. EIabroaieTsd Linen do. new rtyls
MEMS large size DO ezira qushE
De. super six do very hnei
zoe. Also.
Super embroidered Crimson and Scarlet Craps sHAWLai
~. White Crane dol
super Pain %. do
A very fue selected assortment Of
Yalsneieims LACEs aud EDGlNGsi
Do. INsERTlNGS;
/ Malines LACES, very superior
English Thregt Lacss end Edglngsi
Do, do lnerinEai
Scotch EAiBROIDERIEs Of All styles
Together with a complete assortment ct
/ House Furnishing Goods,
consisting part Of Linen shenssso0ch, lush ana Frsn5h
Dama.kp and Damask Cgths Nspkns Diapers; CogntpsHes
blankets Dperes and French Linens &c etc. which The
I do gwsp D. H. HOLMES.
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CoMMoN ScuooLs.-The annual report Of the
County Superintendent OF Common Schools Of the
city and county OF New York has just been issued.
The Public School Soeie,y'a Schools have taught
~ 9g5 pupils, and the attendance averaged Is $40
OF evening schools there have been fifteen taught
during the year. embracing G SIC scholars, Of whom
| S'45l were under sixteen years oG age. OF males
there were registered 5,2I9, females ISL. Thre
were 5sl over twenty zone years Of age and a lsrpr
proportion of them foreigners by birth, The tom
salaries of teachers for the evening schools wa,
SS,sOS The total expense was sl4,40 The col
ored schools number seven, with ten departments
They have taught during the past year .4g7 av
eFage attendance s6l. The principal new school
houses accommodate from 500 to 1890. The
have generally three stories, consisting Of one larq
apartment each one for boys, one for girls, and "a
primary department for boys and girls together
As the law stands, the power of establship
schools and school-houses is vested in ii
Board Of EdaoaiidH which consists Of two CON
missioners from each Of the is wards of the city
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Paper Warehouse,
~ CAMP sTREET.

WE respectfully call Tie atyen
w all others v BIO may rcluI
PAPER Buzinesl, 10 DE large
ceiging daily 10 our -taJlishmrnt
FOolgoap ard Letter Paperl, oil
qualities
Packet Post, Folio Post, Flat Cap,
Deny and Medium ;
Oven HurlBurs celebrated Wri,
ting Papers, all varieties ans
prices
Printing Paper, o large assortment
Of sizss and qualities;
Assorted Colored Papers, Medium
Double Medium, 22S32 an
2i<S5;
Tea Paper Patent Envelope Paper
Hardware and C0tton Stamping
Pepper;
Druggists Paper, hlaa and white
Filloring Paper, B!6tting PHpel
and Pateut Bl1ters; Tissue IA
peri
Linen, Hemp aud Cotton Twines
Of every variety and thickness
~ From de facilities aToi
MdH!facnrera, We are epubled 1.
terms, aud invite hem generall
chasing elsewhere. d6 2w
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hds MS w hlshA-5 Puucheor-, Irish IVhiskey Of the
n tuo7l ueileluus havors iyf sale in bond by " N
SoHN TOULE, 3 Bank Place.
]. bo5 NJ III, hS-S puneheons old Jamaica Rum. in
- a -, JOHN ToQLE, Is Bank Place.
n5,s i IN casks London and Dublin Porter in
als =. : JOHN TooLE. % Bank Place.
a Li50 casks Scotch Ale, in cuaT,s, for s5ls ~
n dlS JOHN TOOLE, Is BsBk Place
Alia5-Goape aud fine Liverpool SALT, in bleacbed and
~ gnbeaehed sacks, for sale by " 1Nieu anu
asl JOHN TOOLE, % Bank Place.
INMEIl5{g0 bbls. fresh ThOmaston LIME landing and
dl8 St JOHN STROUD & co, l4s Common St
faEMENi-laQ bhls Denman's and Nelson 4 Er,,,n :.
55tsaehoale I'M landing and for sale bV
uS 81 JOHN STROUD CO.. l46 Common st.
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BEAUTIFUL
HFOEN(fYH Presents.

For the approaching ca TN > and .FcU Year.
CONSISTING N PART OF
SPLENDID ANNALS for 1896 emhellished with
numerous EugTavings, and bound in the finest style
ILLUSTRATED STANDARD WORKS; embracing
all the British and American Poets, Johnson Rasseias
Vicar of Wakefield, Paul and Virginia, Life Of Chris
etc, etc, in new and beautiful Bindings; embeshed
with Original Ensruvings
BIBLES AND PRAYER ROCKS a large assortment
bound in Velvet, with Gold CLASPS; Morocco Ara
besque. etc.
PORT FOLtOE, of fine Morocco. Fancy Muslin and Pa
pier Mache, Of the richest designs and patterns.
WEDDING CAKE BOXES a large assortment Of various
sizes and patterns.
FANCY WORK BONES, Of Rosewood various sizes
inlad with Pear-yery cheap.
JUVENILE BOOKS the largest assortment in the city
consisting OF all the old popular Authors, together win
many books Just issned
WRITING DESKS, Of Mahogany. Rosewood and PapeT
Mache; also, TRAVELLING DESKS, covered with
Leather and beautifully arranged with every Cunye-
uience for travelling Tor sale by
d1U6t ). II. BECHTEL q CO., 20 Camp 81.
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ton Of Stauoncrz, Publisher. and
re anything connected with ibI
and new stock now opened aHd re-
, among which may De- found
!. Fancy ColoreI IT, 4Hesi
/ Counting House nd Bin Cap
/ Cloth Paper aud Packing Paper
all sizes
. lBinders' Straw s. Bonnet Boa4Is ;
llTrunk Paper, for linings, etc;
4 Straw and Rag Wrapping Paper,
Tor shippeTs' and GEocus' nee
Tauei Shrlthing Paper, In rolls ,
, Playing Cards, l.. ], C0hou's
Snamboats, Highlander, Merry
Andrews, Decatur and Super
II Eogirsi
{ L. SMITHS superior Eagles, Excel
siur and Jenny Liuds
Imported English s French Cards.
/ COheu's Prinicr-i CaTdsi
p u. %. McCrgary's celebrated Fan,
cy Color1d and News Printing
+, Ink, constantly on hand, a.
/ manuiaetursrs' prices.
rJied BY our direct AEe1cv fur thc
} supply che trade on The most liberal
y 10 eTumine our stock before pur.
SHELDON & POTTER.
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AHLLAIN AREEsTED.--John Grant who broke
jail ~ Mississippi City and made his escape some
time in October last was arrested in Mobile on
Monday last, by Capt Winter, Of the city guard,
and Policeman Griffin. He was about taking his
departure for New Orleans on the James L. Day
when he was arrested. He made a desperate re-
sistance-haying drawn huge knife, which he
attempted to use on Mr.. Griffin, aud was only pre-
vented by timely Blow from Capt Winter. He
fought desperately until ovepoaered by superior
force. He was then put in irons and lodged in the
gaard-hOuse- where he awaits the requisiton of the
Governor Of Mississippi
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Piaquenlines Correspondence.


HendieaRts-Bodies Found ii, ne Rirer-Cane-Su Sugar.
PARISH OFsPLAQUEMINEs, Dec, II, ls49
Eds Cr6sc@t--Nothng is 10 be for the present. on
the highway Of this Parsh, but Italian mendican They
have certificates bearing the signatures Of the most celebrated
Italian patriots, showing that the beavers Of said papers have
lost their families and property at the stornng Of Milan fer
which teypray the good people Of America and particularly
The benevolent citizens ofLouana give aims the pee-
euted defenders Of Italy am oopn0h that these sodisaHt
patriots are only vile vagahond for several they have
nsuted the poor people who could give them anything
have Just been Informed by respectable gentlemen.
that Mr. EOnteuele, Coroner held six nquests last week.
on the bodies Of six men, found in the river ID the lower part
of this PARISH Ibeg could tell whether The bodies
bruised, but is their opinion that they belonged to the
Louisiana.
Mr. W. Ekine hasrosd thirty five acres of rattoons which
have produced eighty hogheads Of very fine sugar. The
cane of the other planters yields propOrhOnably we'll
saw last week. sample of Mr.. Fleytass sugar. manu-.
factured in common kettles, which was Of beautiful lively
color, and finely ganuated and doubt whether any sugar
ever produced by Rileuxs apparatus could surpas it,
-NOuS, etc, CLEANER.
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Opening OF nc New stnro


M The public mus respectfully informed that um this date
be undersigned will occupy the ursoy Budng an CANAL
STREET, bgsween Bourbon and Danphln streeia.
ol5 2ipd D. A. HOLMES
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.Nnh,1aIn

beautiful and Extensive Collection Of
ANIMALS & PRESERVATION BOOKS
For the Holydays.
Is catalogue ready, 10 Offering
attention oil the pnbc, proper remark Fhat be
passed in this city any particular, and that Fes
in any other city b. NJ NORMAN, Bookseller,
CaafD street
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Auction snles This Day.

j. A. BEARD will SELL at u clock at Banks Arcade-Real
Estate. Also, at same place and hour-Sayes.
f. H. PETTrrAIN will sell, at 10 o'clock, No. Canal
street--Dry Goods
c. C. WmTTIEy will se at O'Clock, at No. ISL BienyIe
stFeet-FurmUre.
b NJ, DEpAss will sell, at IL O'Clock, Banks Arcade
Slaves.
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tAnBIAeE WAREHoUsE.--We beg TO call alten-
uon 20 HE advertisement, in another column, Of
Air i. R. Beach's Carriage Warehouse, 1i9 Com
mon and ll6 GFav!er street. Mr.. BIS stock il
selected from The most fashionable makers at thu
North, and comprises variety that for Style 6nisl
and durability cannot be e1ceued. Purchaser
would do well to give him a call
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Steamboat Departures This Day.

Steamboat Departures This Day
3 Frs-SEE ADVERTISEMENTS ON THIRD PAGE,
Otaehita .......~...DURoC, Jc 'uson, n. ~.
Attakapas ...,...E. A. OGDEN, Havland, 4 P. 81
HEzabdTa ....,....MONTEREY. Whhhsnbury, 1 p 81
Cincinnati .........EU HOPA, Fnlar, 10 n.
Mo5HS JAMES O. DAY GiberaUn, q ?. N,
tS- The steamboat BEACON wasky Line - For Mobile
Montgomery Weunpks and an landings on the Alabama
This Jacket steamboat receiving Freight e Rssu,
foot Of Julia street. will leave THIS DAY Thursday Al "
d. positively. dlS HYDE-&g OGLESBY, - Poydias
II The fine a. s. HAL steamer EUROPA For Pttaburg,
Wneepng Cincinnati, Madison Louisville, PsdueRh, cThis
neNan1 light dpgbt passenger win leave TIL rs
DAY. Thursday 81 n O'Clock IA. posltyey from POYlH
wharf,. hyde L. OGLESBY, I9 toydrna st..
PaSengeIs and shippers Vl pease be ready. as
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LIFE or CHRIsT-HogaR d Thompson, Publishers,
Phaa,-We have received from j. H. Bechte & Co.. No 40
Camp street, copy Of this beautiful work. one well suited as
apreseut for the approaching Of Saviour birth
At Is presented to the public in very attractive FORM and
bound IN style worthy Of the fine lettepre and handsome
engravhgs which illustrate it, The opening plates Christ
at the Wen of Samafa, and the illuminated title-page are
peomens OF the sly lie Of printing in coors and show the
wonderful progre Of The author Of the Life Of Christ
lhe Rev II. Hastings Weld has long occupied prominent
station amongst the literary men Of our county lie is
tasie and vigorous writer and in the work before us depicts
in thrilling aud beautiful manner the pilgrimage Of the Son
Of Man, from the hour that the Star is the East proclaimed
The birth at Bethlehem the atonenent the eros and tie
triumph over death. The narrative delivered to us in
manner that must charm alike all and persuasons It
presents, ia language unencumbered with glowing metaphor
or studied sentences yet displaying the research of the scholar
and the feelings Of the Christian, the acts Of Hmwho sake
never spake 1.-THE and iOyyy Jesus This book
should be made family volume around The rsde its pre-
ceptso love and peace would bear double charm. The
sacred theme could tire upon the or pail upon the
heart
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CARPETINGs, FLOOR OIL CLOTH, etc.

MO 20 Charfres street and 81 Cist0iaA0use street.
IN Velvet Tapestry Wilton CARTETiNG;
3-Thuead Tapestry Brussels o..
Imperial ThTee-ply O..
Cotton and Hemp Carpeing;
Superiue, Fine and Common Ingram Cnrpeting;
Mating Of various qualities; BaiHe, for Crunb Cloths;
Rugs, Bindings, Mats, Window Shades, etc.
FLOOR OH CLOTH
a superior assortment, cut and laid down
short notice tfom a feet wide together with Table
and Piano CoveIs Embroidered Muslin Curtains; Wonted,
and Worsted and silk Drapefy Window Conices Curtain
dI0 81 CiTFTENDEN & CAMERON.
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RAeEs To-pAx-Bingamqn Course. Alqieys
To-day, the second one o. the meeting, will pre-
sent some rare sport The entries are all well
known nags--pulse Sl5Q--mile heats, EuEalie
SCISSORS, TEMPTATION, Hsgira, and Fl5ang D,,tc8
asaH, eannetiail to crowd he stands TIE track
Is in ne order, the Course convenient to the ferry
landing and the boats at the Place d Anhes will
convey you there IN few moments. The saloons
On The ground offer everything that you can desire
n the way Of fluids or solids
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WN'A49ltIlf8
Benuiliill and Extenaffe Coilectioh of
PRESENTATION BOOKS, etc.
FOR THE HOLfDAFss 1850.

ANN " Ais, fhEn1fN iAAtON hQGAGi etc |
ron THE HOLfPAFs. 1850. 4
CATALoGUEs
10 his oa hs aim hs preparation Of tia Catalogue 10
furnish list naas Season. which shall niuis,er at The
same lime puralt impulses q fcndhp, and 10 she most Gull
avaed tasi indeed ua for ne aafsshd ne hsad com
bnedhsren Truth and Faiien fate as Beauty, ase prevail
8" In silent elOqnence more rich than 1sorla
In Offering thi spsndd COLLECTION Of Annull aHa nuauad
Books attention orihs pablo, il isProsr % remark Aui
cannot be siroas.ed any peEouai and that The
prices Of the Books low as they can be in any other city
ANIMALS FOR 1850.
HE EATLE OF nEMoRX an l gS9a Sr, Aa
every thing that iieh and beautiful in a' and u li'err'y
~ merit Is 81 yh e ms erlsT' -, .,,,,l
Beauties OF ylCIqRA js e s. S! and beautiful Lon
tons Edited by \, p Villa
TEE B0o On al ns5 9 SseS Ss snsy 81
TINS SNOW FLAKE l Ia Iioyda AZ f 81. ,-,.,
FRIENDsHiP,s DIFFERENCE Christmas, New Year
FnE OPAL: a nure Gin for ali seasons.
/ TUE GARLAND, Or TOKEN OF FRIENDSHIP.
TFH HE E EfFT 6 E TF9RHlfRSN IS HH2iYPr
T THE sons OF TEMPERANCE OFFERING.
q Health consists with Temperance slGue,
sTHE CEN or BEAUTY, and idTERSRY GtyTi coOrod
FRf fPs9T5ei rps s0 6FFERISG
g e5iFI STI Has ,iBi+9Rsss99nMFs.
fTHE HARVEST GLEAN1NGs, or HoIyDAY GfTT
+ ILLUSTRATED WORKS.
Our Religion founded Books without them, says Bar
thono, t1d s Justice dormant, Phyzie stand Phloo
ply lphe Letters dumb and all things involved in Ciumerian d"k
WOMEN OF THE OLD AND NEW TESTAMENT
J. eres1of IS snhy aud colorcd Portraits 20 motel a.
most nromnen syents scrppra HAory, blended with R
eaiy dslneatsd ], IS iadssd a beautiful book
Si9g q Bragiy 4, 10y io5sysIg - -
OF Sketches qt Prominent Fegees mentioned A. Holy scrip
I i
eharactere steel rawlings Edtsd by the RsvJ NJ Vain
TINS FOUR GOSPELS; gtrangsd as a Practical Famil
The PREACHER; dchly illustrated, and bound after I'll
TuE 'PARABIlEs OF OUR LORD; richly ILLUSTRATED
printed in eoiors, in black and gold alter The style Of The lot
MAXINis AND PREGEPTs OF THE SAVIOUR
selection Of the striking uphorsms ad moral pcps
approved design founded on lie passage Behold the lilies
tae Geld bound after Inc style Of the famous "upus Ansl
WASHINGTON IRVING's WORKS complete and
el,5ls } perfect & % 5 y
J. FfySNIMoRE CooPEB's REVISED EDITIONS
= TUE ILLUSTRATED MONUMENTS o.. EGYPT
q Egypt Wtns Tor the bhle teah'hu 'oumei ~ ne
TuE ILLUSTRATED NINEvEH Layard's Nneycl
Z TuE ILLUSTRATED PILGRIMS PROGRESS
It TUPPER'S WORKS elegantly illustrated and bound ;
Tug Is sE F97 LAMPS IF ARCHITECTURE
S GREsGE NJ AND an THE CROSS;
s. GnE EAST, or Morris IN P4LEsTINE AND EGYPT., r.,
| TaAiiGNS tiF TIE LiFEaud WORKS oi LORD BYRul
WORDSWORTH'S GREECE; Pictorial, De eriptiye al
The VICAR OF WAKEFIELD; Illustrated and el
BEAUTY'S COSTUMES; .sariel Of Female Figure
in tbeDresse Of az Time and Nalons, with Il superb eng
TnE GALLERY Of BYRoN's BEAUTIES; beil
The Portraits Of g principal Female Charaeers III Lord ByEo
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JUST RECEIVED, per oho few Of COLTS and ALIENS
y RETOLVEIS.
Also-A ieY choice Guns and Riaasi
Powder ilgshs; Shot Pouches;
Dram Flpsks Sc. ..
GUINNESS e. co.
Dealers In FINE FANCY ARTICLES, GOLD PENS, Sc.
dis 2pu IL Camp street.
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10 We are indebted 10 H. P. Ensign, Of Cha
California, mail steamer, for late papers from No
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ORLEANS THEATRE.The new opera the Pal d .7adorrs
10 be performed at the Orleans Theatre this evening The
music by Baeyy and the piece has been admired and spo
ken well of by the European critics As the piece is new
and there books OF the opera in town. we have been
furnished with outline of ths plot and incidents:
The scene laid in the small republic of And0ne situated
in the yEenee, and the incidents occur during the reign OF
Louis XIV of France. A young founding Rose de Mai
has been adopted blythe rich Theresa and Theresa and Rose
de Mai both love the hunter Stephen Stephen lives Tor
Rose only but tehope Of the lovers are dakened by the
demand which Louis XV, in his right OF protector makes
upon the republic Of Andoe for lis annual contingent Of
fifteen soldiers. Stephen is amongihe fifteen drafted and
he is only last saved from forced departure by an IN.
known person, who pays for substitute Rose accused
Of theft by Theresa and the girl eOuees her crime to the
old jacques and acknowledges that her only object was to
get money enough 20 Keep Stephen at home The girl is
brought before the Court and only saved by the testimony
Theresa bears to her innocence Theresa has just before dis
covered through Jacques that Roses her own daughter
and that the old man had himself placed Me infant under The
Tusebush where she found. OF course, Stephen and
Rose are, in the end, married
The piece wllno donbt be well puton the stage and The
singing beevsry way worthy of the music and ecOmpOse
ST. CHARLES THEATRE.-Mr buchanan Appeared last
night in tic character Of The Stranger The audience wa
oras large Mr.. Buchanan deserves and we ar afraid thai
the incen weather Of the present week has prevented MANY
from witnessing the performances of fellow. townsmun
Tonight Mr., buchanan viii play the part of Otheo and
we hope that the house viii be better filed than il has been at
his previous representations. Mr. Buchanan has talents which
only require friendly recognition and kndy appreciation for
their development and increase
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PETER H.. GREEN.-We see by card pub
hshed in the National IntelligenceE that Peter
H Green, formerly citizen Of Maine, recently
resident Of Louisiana, anda friend and supporter
of Gen. Taylor, respectfully presents himself to
the members of the House Of Representatives as a
candidate for the office Of Sergeant-at-Arms and
begs leave to refer to the Senators and Represent
tatives in Congress from the former State for his
character and qualifications"
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CII.Ks ehawi1, Ca4hmees Muu1cne ae N N M
y CIouk Yisies kansla Paleiols, aud al sYea y ~
Winter tiools are r nav radurtd npTicl FULLY ~ per cent?
do THOMAS BRADY's, q Charfe3 o.
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NAvAL.-Captain Elliott, of The brig Tally Ho,
from Rio de Jansiro, reports that the U. S. frigate
Brandywine, Capt, Boardman, bearing the broad
pennant of Com. Storer, was in port on the Esd
Oct The U. S. sloopoi.war ST. Louis, Captain
Cocks, sailed on the ooh Oct for St. Catherine,
aud the John Adams sailed the same day on a
cruise. The ship Columbus, Capt. Smell barkF
Gipsy, New England, Ardennes, and Rowland
were whiting cargo when the Tally Ho sailed.
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For the NoEWdNWs.

THOSs IL WHITE,
No. 80 Canal Street,
OFFERS for great variety Annua, Illustrated Wo' and
Fancy Artiees among which are the folowngs
Animals for 1850.
Leaflets Of Memory; Odd Fellows Offering
Sacred Annual; The suow-Flakei
GEM q Beauty; scenes from he Lie Of Our
Drawing Room scrap Book Saviour
Gem Of tue Seaa1ni Tue Women o. befipturei
Friendships Offering Offering Of Friendship
. e' Floral Works.
Floral Dictionary by M1sWirt Ladys Book Of Eowers'
American Flora vols; The Flower Of Poeuy and the
Floral Year, By Mn nnies; Poetry Of Flosersi
The Language Of Flowers illustrated Botany.
beautiful Illustrated POeticnl Works.
Post's Offering by Hale; Longow Pootiea Works.
Gift Leaves nom American Poetry Brysnts Poetcal Worhs
R1ai's Feuae Poets Of America hil's Foetcal WorkHi
ruppers Prov Philosophy PoecN Works OF Byron, Scott
Moore IIish Melodies folio Moore, shslsyi owt. He,
Poets and Poetry Of America mans sigouryi Cooke st'
illustrated sh,Eosars 9 saISs lie oCa.ingon tsy;
Pictorial o. England vi Burts Life and Corre vols
PreEeuttg Works vols; Lord nacon's Works, Nult
falam's Works welsh Encyclopedia Americana, - Y.
Bibles and Prayer Books.
Hsrpsr IIumiased Kioie; Wanwrieds nd Prayer Book
Butr Iluad Bible antique; Church and Family Bibles, ia vel
Bakers vet and other superb bindings
arabian Nights 600 6ne snssi PiTisS Juvenile Tales, - vols
j Robinson CrBsoei Miss EJgeworlhs Tales, 10 vols
Evenings At Home Harpcfsi Boys and Girls Library
Robin Hood Chambers's Miscellany;
1 swiss Family Robinson; Fary Book;
Bergun's Chldren'a Friendi Abyo,'s H.t.rrai
parensi Assistant; Outlines Of History, ~ vols;
Tales Grandfather vols; Boys, Girls and Chids oVt
PRIios5pSy OF spofi Appis,ons Series of Juvsnliss
Readings from Scott Pictorial lA,es Of Napoleon, Ia
Hierogyphe Bible; tayeic, Washington, etc etc.
Nursery Books.
Mother Gooes Melodiesi AuutIiiy's stories
iBsTJsalds Early Lessons; Gfsadilher's Stories .
Fancy AFdcles.
willing Desk Silver ivory and shell Card Cases Velvet
Ivory Needle B5xes, Fapier Sdehe Albums aud Portfolios Gl
Paper Weights, Bouquet Holders Opera Glasses pures Lsot
Tablets Porte MOunas. Fancy asads Gold aud slvs Ia
ETC. ETC. uio y
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15~ The Boston papers find the same faults
with Miss Cushmah's acting as moved the COM
plants Of the Philadelphia critics, The Chrome
type, speaking Of her Lady Macbeth, says, while
the mjrderous passages are done wen, the womanly
passages are done murderously. The energy Of
Will she does with terrific Aithfulness and effect
but it Is the energy Of a. fury, not of woman.
Those tender touches which Shakespeare threw in
to bind his awful creation down to soft womanhood
are hardly-do at all The little womanly weak
nesses are scarcely touched" These faults tsays
the Philadelphia ledger toe glaring not te
strike every judicious persons eye and mind
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-12-13

S, of IT. Meetings This Evening.
CRYSTAL FouNT DIvfsfON No. A. al Crystal Fount Hall
No 222 TchOupitouas street, At halfpast7 O'Clock
WASHINGTON Division, No. g. al Younger Brothers Hall
Lafayette, at halfpast O'Clock.
PEARL DIvIsioN No 5, at Temple Hall, 55S Canal street
at haH-p8st clock.