The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-12-24
NEW ORLEANS:


city Gosatps
YEsTERpAY's IrgMs-T slelieatfal weather called ont
yesterday the young and old, grave and gay. The sss
were hFonged and the churches crowded The children, IN
aneipatoao Of the holyday made the day vocal with their
noisy mih, and every where smiling acea aHd pleasant looks
gave happy token Of the merry time IN store fhose who
wish 70 make appropriate presents Of superb Annals Illus
rated works Of standard literature, The thousand and
books Of entertainment for the youns folks, lei them call
NORMAN at 16 Camp street. and from his heavy stock make
their selections for Christmas and New Years.
sUBsTANTIAL PREsEETs.-Charity begins at home, and
what appropriate for the ending Of 49, and the opening
Of the New YeaF-the season Of
Good mince pies and turkey dinners,
NOuclaaied alike to saints and sinner
than provide youFs with the Injuries Of the absaEce
pickles. tongues, hams preserves ees salmon, and the al
most numbees articles for sale STougHToS's, "a Camp
street. This popular family grocery has just received very
heavy additions the large stock usually on hand and house
keepers can find everything needed for home consumption.
REvoLUTIOE.-Not in france, where those things are
matters Of every day in Ireland where they
barely rebellion in England, where they arrive
nothing, but in Own,city The pIoHHneiameIit0 has
been published, and give copy for pefusaparenlary
inviting the ladies have eyes right the occasion. This
important paper headed s. Cheap DIR Goods az ne Nee
Store No. 1853 POBdrds street, where its very
proprietor Mr. R. BROWN has turned the dry goods world up
side down with his list Of prices Just read the Of the
revolution, gyenby himself and go the judge
Of the effects His list Of HOLIDAY presents, especially com
mend him to public notice.
ment. His Furnishing Store. Nos and Royal street,
well supplied.
FAMILY MATTERs.-Eow many happy reunions are pro
duced by return Of the hoydays Children cluster around
the parent knee; kindred draw closer together the bond
love; friend friend with heart beating warmly
than with its every day pusahons and interest springs up
ties formed that tend to make feel kindly to
wards his fellow The offering nterchanged; the usual greet
ing recproeated; the smile Of welcome extended-an Great
thoughts and feelings and from selfish scheme
INDECENT Tepose to form proper estimate Of duty
Others In making the customary offerings, should not b
content with fancy articles Alone but have also to th
real wants Of relatives and friends. For instance, read i
advertisement of c. NJ SIMPSON, of q ChGrtres street, ant
go and examine his large stock of Dry Goods reduced in price
to meet the views Of those who wish to purchase literally.
IMFRoyEMEsTs.--New resolutions are usually made AM
plans formed the opening of the year. either for the bette
disposition of ones private affairs the enlargement Of tn
business concerns of life. It era that always marke
with change, and more especially in matters Of domessi
economy Something added to the household comforts
which reminds too should put best looks, tha
everything may correspond with the lively There
nothing improves room than handsome paper
graceful eHrtaiRsnOng none acceptable than the latter
the Lady Of the Manor and place where they be pu
chased satisfactorily than the beautiful etabhmer
of JOSEPH E1TRR, No. 20 Camp street. Now Is the tim
to purchase these matters and the aBrOpOs thu
the gift will bear double value in the estimation of wifi
I CARPETs.-Do you know where to purchase your ne,
outfit in the way of Carpets? We will tell you CHTTEp
DEN CAMERON, of % Chartres street, furnish you
from the kitchen the paor from the heavy domestic ae
to the soest Brussels. Their stock is fu-paiteus
every masterpieces 10 match Their advertisement anOth
column should be and preserved by way of reference
if your present need is such to induce visit