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The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-11-19
BOOKS AND STATIONERY.
" NeVvOrleRms StatiOners's Warel
NO, Il CAMP STREET,

NO. IA CAMP STREET.
20 SCHOOL TEACHERS, COUNTRY MERCHANTS AND
PARENTS The attention OF those purchasing SCHOOL
BOOKS, either for their own SELL respectfully invited
the Of the subscriber lie will kinds Of School
Books they purchased at any establishment in this
city He intends keep constantly hand all ersin the various
departments Of education IN general which ar
SPELLING BOOKS-Webstsf's, Comy's, Cobbs, En-
MoGugsy's Eclectic Spoilers
READERS-Grgg and ELlot's Series, Munay's Emer.
sons Fros's, Puuer's, New York Goodrchs Pierpours
eoubs Eclectic Series, AIandeyilas and woreser's
DICTIONARlEs-We Walkers. Todd's Johnson
and Walker 0sysabl's Cobbfs, Walkers nd Reids.
GRAMMARs- Mwray's, Ktfkhams, G1ssnlsaT's, But.
lerss smids Green's, Brownie Aytr's NIuuays Comfy
Buleu's, aud Cobbet's English Grpmnprs.
RHETORIC-BlairS Whateley't, Jameson s and Boyds
ELOCUTION-ComstOck s. BarbeT's. and Kukham's
LOGiC-MiihS, Whateley's, Hedges, Tappau's jamie.
sons, and Rarkcf's Logic
CoMPOsITIoN-Parker Progressive Exercise. and Aid,
ARlTHMETlC-E meuon's Pixies Smiths Davissss.
Colbur't Dsbo Aiamss, smy's Parey's, CobD's Rays
snd vogd.s'- U. 5 Arithmetic
ALGEBRA - Dayies's Day's Colburh's Bonnycssls's
-Elle' Bridge, Forral LacToEs Faruy's, Bourdons
GEOMETRY Davies's Elements, Practical Analytical
and Descriptive and Eegenire's Play fairs aud Simsons
SURVEYlNG-Davies's, Days. Gumme1e's Flint's, and
MENsURATioN-Day' Bonnyca.les, and O,tranders
Mansunatun.
DRAWING $50 Daviess Shades aud Shadows, Pess5
Graphits, Howai' Gondys, Coopsr aud L. $. Elementary
Drawing Books
HOUSEKEEPING -Bennett's. Prestons IIarris's, God.
dvris Margha. Edwards Criutpdea'. II,,lrsrt r.
and Colts Bool-keeping.
GEOGRAPHY-N iitchel's Olney's, Woodbidge's Par.
g. iry Male Bruins Worcester, Adams't, Goodrc,'s Blake.
smiley's and smiths Geography and Atlas.
HISTORY IgIrEp ST TEs(5fiuah avs Eav md n ,ss
lions, Frost, IFic's, WlaDi's, omsys wc5ers Wtans
tioudrichs nd Russells History OF the United States
HIsTORY-E ENGLAND C dmshaw's Key and que,tiops
Pinnoek's Ms. Nlrsam's, Ceodrgls and R,.ssls History
o EnglHiFl.
HISTORY-FRANCE-Grm shaw's Russars MiehsIet's
ald Groves History Of France
HISTORY-RoME-Grimsh Key ana Questions, Pin.
nocl, Ooidsmidi Anoi and FeTgusons History of Rome
gIgtrnp INT u. - .,
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49, Nv6,Tois, r1vio- Manual " ai NJ = y H.
-vsrsd History 5nd Mnr,slps u.rg1eal md vis.Ii,S
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Penn Fanfip ,s; sims i Of Marc" 49, g If i'
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Z WHO can mistake great thouphlsa
They seize upon the mihd-anest. Hnd search,
And nnaL. q ..-..--.-------- p

And where do yOn find great thought embodied when
look for the 10 Of Tie sagehe glowing language Of the
scholar IL iiin tie chronicles Of the psste records Of
me present Voume innnmeFabe lind osethsre each gen
eTeiion and hnk century with century Would you see the
almost endless ehaial Go sTERLs Il CaHps tref and
look upon The Hood Of light poured upon the people from
that iouu Of knowledge the Press and there arranged 10
meoi y0nI intellectual wanis q
TIiE Rom sBIRIF. Give US good nature though
clothed nealco and wearing check apron to a vixeuh
spirit aHaged IA robes Of satin velvet We would athal
grasp By the hand the Jolly good liver who iues dollar "a
bsggW without knowing where TO obtain another and
taAea NE work. easy than The formal three ngsH patIOh-
izngy presented by the millionaire who els daily over his
leger and uds fault with the baaneeshset OF Fortune
However, there IhHtieB that tie habitual fault
hndeT rakng with tTumpeY i 10 annoy himself
cannot discover Rugbt pick awin and amunrs these
We mat clan HntAEs's Nav STORE, On CGaal street
There in fine variety, products Of the loom
he work Of every emeand from he crowded shelves afa
displayed all The beautiful abdet known the aslion.
GHE BUsmsss SEASON New firms are opening ont
eAi; ana npmbeIpf enefpning merchants are now con-
meneag business for the first time in our city Will in
o ~ We need an iacSsafed Subpy, and we feel GER
we. ne the a7ena is sufficiently large 70 admit Of fair
composition without one ancfosobpg upob ~ bn.i,s
au.saons Of another. We see that our friends Dl,ID
- = =, 10, e 7! e. - Ghdrtrss strsst, are ready with
heAsS .soek o. Stationery to fuppy the nsro,n m -
nifty with sets o. books Istte1a,-.ls 80 ss OSilu'
HepAilisoialy oahthe attention Of the pnbc 10
nollS - nsieH no place Ike il The pans ,ybs,h.,
etaahea 10 cottage OF palaces. bears charm - o,.t
than secret word Of oabaIit Or r,i5 5 s polsnt
touches chord hat lsals diIso,lv u, me sound
/ thrilling is utmost depthi. '0u1t Of ieelihg,
Yesterday we had the pleasure q v.elooD,,,, -,
ttsnd GuINREss Of " Camp street and W eseA our
aiats his gTatg a. beiurab,e 10 co.,, 1p9 appie
AM mons and prosperous business aasf al -, ~
mohtaa We hAFe had occasion saysIa tjFsss IA 49, e, H
.e. 49, q faheg Goods and extensive palroasFs I'M
~ mn p mielsf On ihs sn0i with : ho,i IN nsv
Z bazsal % tnks mesh noiti '-O we
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The subject this notice Is known have been board the
steamboat Louisiana The time her explosion His absence since
gave appropriations gloomy iurebod distressed his family
and painful anxiety preyed upon his friends Edc passing hOurha
added i degree Of confirmation oprOu doubts and now The hope
Of his safety, which been chung In the e Of strong adverse
probabieh superseded by the chilling convection at JOHN
ELLIOT, n The pride Of youth and lne Of PROMISE has been
summoned from this life.
The loss to his family nepabcur he was Just entering upon
bright manhood, and the pains expended in rearing him about
be repaid by distinction his vocation. May thoy
lnd consolation m Him who in bis wisdom has the affection
His and susceptible had made him many friends who
now are lett to mourn his loss spcsence will uevermo gladden.
he u1y circle Of which he the PRIDE norw bis voice again
delight the Of his friends His body
BY the fearful energies which have wrought such hRvoc-or the vino
may chant ms reqn DER it, resting meath the turd waves Of the
MSsssPp' but he viii ever live in ondy cherished memory
Ncr ORLEANS, Nov. 10, 1919. IT, NJ
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THE MoNTEsQU1oNs.-The prisoners Gonsalye
and Raymond Montesquion have been examined
before the Recorder in St Louis, and committed to
take their trial in January next The offence is Of
such anature as to preclude them from being adj
mitted.to bail The Republican Of the 10th says
1--WE understand that an attachment was issued
Yesterday, at the suit of fhe father of young Bar
mum, to recover damages ior the loss OF his services
etc, lie being al the time of his death a minor
The damages are laid at three thousand dollars
Under this writ qll the property ofrwhieh the Mon
tesquions We're possessed, on their arrival IN this
city was seized by the sheriff to abide the event o
Iha sniLn
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-11-19

= CovRT-HoUsE BURNT.-The old Courthouse
OF Claiborne Parish, was destroyed by fire on
Wednesday before last, together with the Clerks
office and all of the records. It is supposed to
have been the work OF an incendiarv..
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-11-19

70 The Philadelphia papers announce the death
Of Col. Henry Petriken, for many years member
Of the Pennsylvania Legislature, and nj one time
Assistant Secretary of State.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-11-19

NoycHALANCE OF HENRY CLAY.--The Cum
berland Civilian, abiding to the upset Mr.. Clay
had in the stage at UnioHtown, in coming to the
former place. on the 9TH inst, says g We heard
from one who was in the coach at the time chat
Mr. Clay behaved with the uonchalance that has
always characterized him when in proximity with
physical danger. He was smoking q segar at the
time, and while the rest Of the passengers, after
the coach was rghted,' were abandoning it-in
haste, he was found quietly seated, enjoying in
silence the fragrance OF the delicious Syeed.a Mr..
CLAW was somewhat bruised by the accident
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-11-19

NIoARAeUA,--fhe Washington Union, in speak
ing Of the intsrerenos Of Great Britain in the Mica.
Tagua question, and her assumption Of protector
ship. to the Mosquito King, well says:
AS well might some petty British agent. imi-
tatng the example Of Walker in Ncarapna. land on
/ the Florida coast and crown Billy Bowlegs and
eail HIM cousin 70 Her Majesty of Great Britain, or
l IN INTO the Camanehe region and constitute
Buffalo Hump king and British ally, and then set
up claim to the country as THEN protector"
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90 Mrs, Maria 7. Yates, wife Of Dr. Charles
NJ. Yates, and sister Of James Buchanan, ex-Seere-
tary Of State, died at Meadvile, (Pa5) on the Cd.
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s0Urn-WsszHRN cIRcUs-Thii fashionable place Of
Amusement was crowded lest evening indeed we may
sasls they had The largest audience gathered t.
getaI q ineas an sqneafrian exhibition in city The
paornee Wsie Ct an excellent 0Idel and The thrse crack
Clowns-hakei WofIei, and HaIpsIs-wsrs moIs than
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We caths attention Of teachers aud students 10 Ii,
catalogue Of CoeKiaie and school Books advertised by
tHohAs T. WHITE. No. IS Canal street Every approved
Wa O instruction will be found at BIS Store and tier are
aaIanl 81 Aarfkern prices -.
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A,t FHSkTRE.-Mr Jamson whose entrance on
he asi night was greeted b. long and continued
paauds, from uumsons audience that had assembled to
wslc1me him, appear tonight the CARDINAL in Buwer
celebrated play Of Richelieu; in sddion to which
The Flying buchanan, esoablY iecsived a FEW eve
ninEa Dno. viii be repeated. shone Hdueeaens these
paiIonile thiS popular theaue
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-11-19

NEw BooKs.Fhs aitsnti0nof leaden ID particularly
elliad % re Advertisement Of B. NJ hoRNAN 10 Camp
sy vito pierenis in an0hehnDlmh the names Of 4golks
p esay department Of literature. embAoiHg als0 the stand
ca School Hoou Of hsday. The liit Of ClauleaI Works
W eeaaaad ihs aitsntan Of siadans Al this seaon and
uT as nseiic cali ana oxsminsihs large stock oiIsFsd
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sAntE hARHaIuars. = Crowded houses nightly attest
their azoieaoa. " gOu win 10 hear some ns soues VIII
iia ap OF ne Commercial Exchange and our word for Il
yea viii ri bs d1apDoinIsd. As ius "meloaisls H.
uoaDs oahnot b iuifnisad They desefge bssl pat,op
.aes end they fsoeieeit
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-11-19

TExAs.-Mr. Percy B. ST. John, tenth Or
twelth-rate literary man, has published "A letter,
warning English emigrants from, going to Texas.
He has lived there, and says it is suitable only to
Yankees, negroes, ereoles, West Indians, and
dvke.lovnan Dutchmen
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-11-19

LATEsT FROM MExIeo.-The Mobile Tribune
has received papers from the city Of Mexico up to
the 2ath Of October several days later than those
last reoeived here. There is nothing new in them.
The Tribune has also received papers from Oaiaca.
Vera Cruz, Toluda and Puebla, and II says that
fobberies Of the most daring kind, are recorded in
almost every part Of The republic.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-11-19

Pr CnARLRa IHEGTRE-.4ppedrauc ef Misc Julia
DeaHFhi evening will be presented the popular play Of
Evadno-a dueti BY the Misses Raymond and the farce
Of the - Elton Boy
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Akw WenEs.-We osl particular attention 70 The eS
n51s sock q haW Books advertised By j. B sTKEL, No
z Carp strss The catalogue embraces number stan
ea School Books in The different languages oomprsiuf
every work used in our Academies and Public Schools Tia
aastieuenb speak for ihsmrsIvel-saeh vyod n fact
ang and greater variety could not Be- found. Al this
no, N aho BE- fond iiRndad edioas Of Law and Med.
i' naeii aud arsnsla sfsoftme Of works
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L A c d e o OD s :.
O. YALE. N. q, {

Q. EAIlElt Jrs o 90.
W. Have in large invoice Of LLSLE LICES suitable
lor The Mexican market For sale Trade esuon
quantities to SUIT 27 Magazine street.
nl9pw pip between Common and (ir,vfer streets
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-11-19

1g7- The Montgomery Advertiser says that Sen
atdr Fitzpatrick disapproved of the practice Of con-
stfuelive mileage aud positively refused to take it
Also that Colonel King, during his long senatorial
eareerS never received dollar OF this constructive
lnileaSe
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-11-19

ElE. CLAY IN PHnADELPHIA.-The Philadel-
pha nqurer3 noticing the arrival OF Mr.. Clay in
that city, on the sth inst. says The intelligence
Of his coming was not received until about II
o'clock in the morning, Sill, despite the storm
that ragged, quite number Of his personal and po-.
itcal friends assembled at the railroad depot at
Market and Eleventh Streets before the arrival OF
the cars, with the object Of catching a glance at
his form and features, and giving him a cheer Of
welcome. But they were anticipated By Col.
Swift, Henry White, and one or two others who
provided a carriage met Mr.. Clay at Gray's Ferry,
and thus accompanied him to the house Of Mr.
Bayard IN Walnut street, below Eleventh The
many friends Of the Sage of Ashland will learn
with pleasure that he rs IN excellent health and fine
spirits He will remain in Philadelphia several
days.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-11-19

ProFEETx PROM rHE LoueiANA.-Abont
$500 worth Of merchandise, recovered from the
wreck now IN the Second Municipality police
office, awaiting the pctoh Of the Recorder upon the
elafps fer salvage made BY The wreckers The OF.
heers q ihe police were lntrihg on satuvdsy IL
heir Efforts TO prevent plumber, aud doans,iee alike
p tlis M5eckers and the underwriters officer Hig
gins, detailed upon this duty by Capt. Forno, de
credit for the faithful discharge Of the duty
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-11-19

Pages Improved Patent Portable Saw
-. MIL, etc, etc.
~ undersigned az his Factory in the city of Baltimore
~ Hu q extensively engaged in manufacturing the fol-
4wng AID various other Labor saving Machinery, all OF
Goye[nment Of lhe United States viz:
fhGh'5 IMPROVED PATENT PORTABLE SAW
This Mil which has for some years enjoyed such istip
gulshed celebrity the Middle Western south Western
and Snnheh States has been 30 improved uDon within ihe
't leW mouths render Il one OF the most efficient
II hot we m el leetVa machine which has been pre-
ne has from zone Of the tst men in the country paee IL
character or lmphcy, strength durability and sOteual
aGoh pee onu al cav, ahd doubt BY new Arrangement
OF t eaW he hes been enabled 10 cut timber al anv an
ameta rendering the intermediate apcy III INV her Saw
Wholly unnecessary 10 reduce the size OF logs desderatm
oil the Vely first importance.
GRI5T MILLS
RACES Improved Patent GTst Mill which stands nnFVsl-
eu anu mas been highly approved BY every planter and
farmer out OF the many hundreds who have had them in
use l0T a series Of years
( FACES NEWLY CONSTRUCTED PATENT WIND
MI. ,r,i, MtLL-Of Various Sizes
=, ma MIL "a o0nstruced upon entirely novel principles
tne wings 30 adjusted as to be self shifting. and capable
aglohl uQdaiing themselves to the wind let it blow from
esy on Their operations night and day with but little
HORSE POWERS OF FROM -FOUR TO TEN
FORM and COB CRUSHERS, THRASHING Ma
bbbPthlNS55SSs s, CORN and SEED PLANTERS, HAY4
FhEss Es and various other abnrsaviug implements, all
o. utility as is testified by those who have bought
~ Ode s Addressed to Nlessrs STARK, pay &
oIAbFfEh, ami Messfs. BRAUn LANDRY, who
hte MS gents in New0Heana, VIII be speedily hed So
o WI those which may be addressed TO the undsrsgRsd
IeIms- CASE 10 Baltimore, On he ghpmsnt Of the
hlaelineIy, GEORGE PACE,
nA4 4tMd&AmW baumofa Md.
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OHLEAAs THEATRE-At This house this evening will be
presented the charming Of Les Diamanis de la
fsonrsnna -
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soss Of THMFERAHoE Mr.. Oliver E shaw, Of Kew
Yea, viii deliver lecture TIN evening al halEpssi
O'Clock a. go IthDgpiisaies sfrfet before Hlrmony pvi
sion On the Element Of Vstsf." The 0rfer OF s. of 7
ransiny are inriled 10 attend
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-. -iElns o. Epucsqfos viii T,.,h ,,,...u.
Se ieie . % udgaa,.srt n n .l.n laes p,saaeis
uoihi-. 4. ~, = s,'splsiar lilm are determined ifst
of $500 - ss a be wuFtns TO promote Inc cane
-fsst 81 49, .h'l have On hand one II lbs 49,,
-. eeo.a p ne Union.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-11-19

Mr.. WmrNEy.-We see from the Nashville pa
pers that Mr. Whitney recently delivered lecture
in that place the sabiect Of the railroad to the
Pacific, The Tennessee Legislature being in ses-
sion, 1t is probable that Mr.. Whitney with his ,isu-
al energy and perseverance is attempting to get
through that body resolutions favorable to the u1-
lertakng he proposes.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-11-19

TRuE DELTA.-Ghis Is che title Of new daily
which appeared for the first time yesterday and Is
conducted 81 MessSs. Davis md Maginnis. Its
typographical appearance Is very neat: and we
wish the new journal al success.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-11-19

AIvlNa AuTnoRs or EEaLkNn.-Ne have Ieosised lipm
=. B. STErL. Of "a Camy street work " Powell.
sniiilsd Living Authors Of England" hcOntains ohbee
selections from their poeica works accompanied with et
cal nQica The book viii be found useful and interesting
We have sao resolved iiom chs house 0sndo 3
New Method Of Learning 10 Read, Write and Speak the
Fench LanEuszs'a useful work Tor the young student
and Bosses Greek Prose Composition primary book in
tie study q that anERuae.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-11-19

nooAl The Law student should peruse The oaia..
ae nd valuable works dpoR Law offered By d.
9 Co.. No g Camp street In addition to The
ss1--, go ta nm are now Ieosivihg al the standard
e = Law, Medicine, Science History Education
- advertisement aad e1amine tbe 1ioeP
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BARGAINS! BARGAIN S!

SiOOsOOO worm o. lJfy uOOdS, JNot ANSSo'eu'l'
AtP. ]. o'DoHERTY's Cheap Store,
Corner Of iohaupitoulaa st. and b. mary maiA'''
~ The undersigned respectfully informs the Ladies OF Newo'
and Lafayette his Fall Gooa now received sn'
open e Inspection and that every article offered vii be soa al w
pre- eedenty low prce The following comprise part viz
Black Plaid, Striped and Watsrtd Silks;
Rich Coorgl, ChangeRble, Figured and Striped sIlht
Bck Velvet Embroidered Manteauu, Vseten and manLmai
Colnred Cashmere Cloaks ard Mauteaus, very nehi
Canton Care Cashmere Silk BrOche and Polka saaHht
Bateges, Tafletans. FouHrls, and Dotted MustuHi
Rich Mazuufkn, Rob Roy and CTenousil Plaids
umbrellaa, Patutos and sunahades
PLAID, Striped and Cbudgeahle Alpaoaa, new
French German, EnElh and American Coucoeht
Black figured Irish TubiHetts, very new;
LINEN Shntings and Dauask Table Linens;
t'dftonBdes, Apron Che ka, DeHmE aud Hickory
Bauket, ali quNues, 1914 ia Bnd l24 aud MRr5elt quits
Red, White, Blue, Green and Yellow Flannel
Bed Ticking, Hooks snd Eyes, Spool Thread, Needles etc.
SWis, Book, Null and Scotch Lawn Mutlius
Jaconet Edgugsi Table and Piano Coyeu, all qualities
Thtee-py und Ingram Carpets Wilton and Brussels kugss
Oilcloths, Door Mats and Canton Mutunga
Brown and Reached Linen and Gotten Sheetngs;
Hosiery, Ribbons, Arifcials, Laees and Cloves
Canton Flannel 6impz, Fringes aud Enbrlltricsi
FuTnium Prints Rel, Blue and Bud Danuks.--.At
P, !. O'DOHERTN'S Cheap Store
ulg 22p Conerol Tohoupoulas st. and st. MaTy'i Msksl
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TnANKs.-We afe indebted to the officers Of
he steamers Uncle Sam and Atlantic tor late ST.
Louis .i.spars.
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MARRIAGE OF, Mr.. #lNTHRoP--R0bert C..
Winthrop, Speaker. of,the last House Of Repre-
septatives, and member elect from the Boston Dis
lriet to the next Congress, was married on the 9th
inst, to Mrs Laura Derby Welles
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-11-19

fsoa5. -. soe1a. = Read he advertisement Of Ns,s
ersEsssts i u do.. ~ easr B Ds.eS,1 70. =
issFn az, n ~. know The meaning ofths tenn. We
ID rsee ~ sspeaa 70 open % es,ss Of meekap5s
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assSf 81 ~. ~. y l1s advnrsiEsment Of s. Il. Paee
vii = 9, ao' oantoh Ten ConpanJ. our rsadsn
store No "a CO.., Y 'sospt monhlg Of iiesh Teas Ha
fasssnf haft 81 Cti-. Rdi kHewn to all loysn Of the
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60. Nlns-CqRsOH ARMSTRONG No 81
20 now iH receipt Of large as,ormeut Of
sSoss, g ling Of Stationery. The adyertiselient h
oouaiirr.'e. qse' lis. Of deIinbls articles forshs
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-11-19

<YANS No ~ ChdrtrEs street, Nj
" Have tbe honor cf informing ihe ladies that they have la
49, Ieceire1 their stock Of FAeHlONARLE WlNTEhEAA
- GOODS consisting part Black silks aud Satin de
Chine all Vdtha end qualities rich hrpcads ha sud euuns l
paSor and evening dresses rich coed Chaugaoe Satin DE- C
and poui De Sole act choice qualities and coo Pou de Sos
Camse Amure rdh biuck and coofed Waored fou Ne Sic
ANAL striped and checked % Naples Glaze, for misses. Asoa
f Mantecl Pasto, SACKS, Cos, and hal-
ta Of Cashmere nIe Chine AEuuTe and SATIN A1oa 5gn
pe 81 EmhIiderd CApes, Collar, Chumisetea Can
ionen Wells luana' Gaps Waists and Dresses Handkgchieit
Wedding Drei seafs Bonnet and Waist Ribbons Prghe
Canton Grape HhaW embroidered and PLAN
Black and coofed Vevsa, GoSu Auiheias Flumes h0,ey
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The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-11-19

FRolI PENsAceLA--The Gen. Hamer, Capt
Boartinan, arrived yesterday evening from Pensa-
cola. She was out about d houts, and reports the
schooner Adeline in Pensacola Bay, and bound for