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New-York daily tribune., 1849-10-30

NrwYoKKrR DEowsID.-on Monday %@d
inst 1t O'Clock M /" Mr. Aicnsel Csi'nsn' sea
% ar % board the ship Nsdor.- Capt Hammer Aencs
:or Charleston 8. c. "" passing the lead line forward
b4 missed bis footing and fell overheard The night
ga, very dark the ship under douoie-reeied top'a'
.,d All eaorts to ind him proved ffuitless
New-York daily tribune., 1849-10-30

Person. sfnviug In hi. country ON strosi; who
may desire . h-sthy and pleasant situation ir ihe
adjoining sste WITHIN two hours ride II toe city, aaa
where good fsrrrs may DO found snywh-r 10 ne
-auui-v will ind 10 10 tdelr advantage call =; the N-~
York snl N-~-ier.ey Rca. Estate once, 50 ledsrst
- ltslt,a~
New-York daily tribune., 1849-10-30

ISouEsr-A. Gl Chsrlton-st upon the body Of
hrs Jsns Csrhu, who died suddenly on Sunday att r
noon Che laid down sppsrenty well, and snort
nne stterwsrd one OF her sons who wished somethipg
and who present In the rocs. vh.lo abe ws there
came the bedside to speak 20 her. aud found her
ttsd Verdict death by disease Of the heart she "a'
about 50 years Of sse.
New-York daily tribune., 1849-10-30

fN INDIANA ENND TUX rfEN NN -
70 CHANGE A secuOa OF &C Ia r.,snsrt -. ~
srres cesred--th- ~ snce heavily u1u1---f. On -
nrsr sr@ ar,t f-ls ss--m and og house. !rquire
~ " Brown. 70 Chsthsm--s - lm'
50 LANDS fGn -ALE IN HAMILTON co Tie
- niiottrg iois. -rsied ia Brown. rfsc snd nnr
herei on hs Ma IL h a. Z. 49, 49, l. a. :. 3. tS ~
- Z. - $ - C. For &c ioguirs 81 shs ss-.' on
New-York daily tribune., 1849-10-30

" Water-t are.-J9fL sEtw, N Prscuuoces. $
Fc1rtA-sv ksirosd near r~rte-sa os mi
New-York daily tribune., 1849-10-30

Losr CHrLDREs- Officer Philips Of the Third
Ward took one to the oslissl Five taken care q
by the Twelfth Ward Police. .One by the Thirteenth
Ward Police. %. Three by the Eighteenth
New-York daily tribune., 1849-10-30

~Toankssi,ing 10 FIorids, Thursday, Nov.
New-York daily tribune., 1849-10-30

5HssuB's Owes. Ns-fos Jly 81 1872.
Is ta,s- plohsd pauaut Ia ns uoxs oi hs s,cf-.fy
s-is The fsse'smelis o si.ut- sgs m,cs .nd
so-i JOHN ;. : Wk-iFkNkilt tl-ff
- Al he rlbe Tie County, Sh publish ne 80
..eh anti ~ stou, A. hsn hsud tn. bl.
i-Tsrsc- SANE, nay - sd o-or. The BasSj
sup-rVs 'ad ps,ssd of Sc ksv.i ssat.- 'cL
Char. TIE Artai- , PAT I. f.s- -
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"A le" Gays since, TWO Respectable young men
were arrested, charged with passing counterfeit I
coin The examination came on beEors Recorder
Rel5,,,in ,1 ,-o,f mae =, ll,,l o., ~ ~ 4. ~
- - ~ ~ ''o,' 'ua' INC
spurious soiu hau Oeeu lhnccehuy IahehIor hofses
thew wore grtisss of qn,r criminal intent rTbe,,
I - si''15s - 'iy NINA mem,
were Vi course uischaIgeu' INecoIueF DdluWlh
sent the coin to the Mint, to have the precious
metal if auv there were taken from the base ALLOW
xr.-4 .l 49,. 49, n ~
ASa'5'Say nc ie'9''eu 'ot-9t rum . n Mte-
muruo, the treasurer, enclosing the following
interesting communication from DR.. Hort the
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s4lllDJeEON'S
Popular and Useful Hand Books.

Nc For sale at the
"NewOrleaus StatiOners' Warehouse"
II CAMP STREET,
Each pocket volume, elegantly bound in fancy muslin,
gilt edges and sides
Etiquette FOR GENTLEMEN By an American.
THE BALL ROOM AND EVENING PARTIES.
COURTSHIP AND MARRIAGE
CONVERSATION AND TABLE TALK.
THE TOILET, DRESS AND FASHION.
Etiquette FOR LADIES By Lady.
CROCHET; with entirely patterns.
KNITTING, NETTING AND FANCY WORK,
CHESS with the various Moves and Openings.
WHIST containing Rules for Playing all kinds of Whist.
HAND BOOK FOR NEWLY MARRIED COUPLES
GAMES FOR THE AMUSEMENT OF EVENING
PARTIES.
: These volumes received the unqualified appreciation
the Press throughout the country Each volume fan aud comPct
the subject Of which Il
- Persons distance RENTING 10 the undersigned the amour
by mail either in coin postage stamps, Postage Paid,
have Of them forwarded to their directions neatly done up
ornamental cover.
d. 3td2p&1tV J. B. STEEL. Il Camp st.
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Thompson 81 .N'iTO9l,
Clothing Establishment,

Removed from No. q Ca0lI 70
NO. 10 CAMP STREET.
BE subscribers receipt per ships Hero Als
steamer NeWOreans, aid complete stock ut soB1t
Cougl mp e best and style, expressly Tor The retail
trade Gentlemen In Of Clothing respectfully invited tu cal
and examine LuH stock, which comprise
Dress Coats of best black French CLOTH
Fr0ck Coats best French eloh-blck blue olive, brown
green,
Fancy Coa Of coi1ai cloths mixed aud dra5 msre
Tweeds,
Palstots and sacs OF black CLOTH mixed and drab cashmere
Tweels,
Dress Pants Of black French doesu CASHMERE single and dou
bic nlled with aud without strips
Fancy Pants single and double me1 dleEn and cashmere
vests Of black satin silk cashmere and Greuadns fancy cash
mere, wooden velvet rich CURED silks duh cashmere figured Vn
us
Overcoats, Of draD and colored cloths, styles.
CloaJs, Of black cloth, O. T. and full cttle.
Shirts, linen, cotton aud Ctm'7-C tuusin
Hosiery, Merno, silk aud cotton drawers, UndershEs
Halihose
SIX and cambria Handkerchief
Black rich figured Silk Crsyats ard Morning Gowns
Six, cashmere, MerinO and J0uyiu'B Kid Gloves.
SIX, cotton aud gingham Umbrellas, etc. etc.
90 2pG THOMPSON NIXON, 10 Camp st.
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GRAND CONCERT.

DY Particular request Mr., CONRAD CHARLES REslNGER
u begs leave that he will Grand 0hcsrtt
on WEDNESDAY EVENlNG, December 2l At The COmmseis!
Exchange. OF Perdilo and 81. Charles Streets
t5 MR.. RElSlNGER Will be assisted BY Qrcdeua com
posed OF the best AIses Of The city MR.. A. GHAU will preside
the Piano Forc. great variety and splendid Compel
Will be given.
Mr.. RElslNGER will perform GRAND FANTAlslE en- One
String aom Motif Of Beini's Norma composed BY ga
pressy for this occasion.
E7 Tickets 81 co. to be had all the principal Music Stores
Doors open hapast Concert commence al quarter past
n's lock urec
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-12-07

MAIL RoBBERY-The Western mail, due at the
St. Louis postofce on the 2lst ult, was stolen from
the Stage, about three miles from that city The
bag was carried into The bushes on the north side
Of the road, near Baumgarmers, and there rifed Of
its contents. Every letter was torn open, and, Of
course, all the money in the mail taken. The Post
master Of the city, Mr.. Gamble, Immediately on
hearing thar a mailbag had been found, went to
she spot and recovered such letters as were not de-
siEoYsd. As rain had ALLEN since the robbery, the
lsiisu were injured, bnt were again enveioped and
forwarded 10 their destinations. From all that can
b learned from Inc mutiiated letter., it seems the
robbers did not gef more than $500 or $500,
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-12-07

New York and New Orleans.

leo MIC ATED.I
In leading editorial Of the Delta of yesterday morning
comparison instituted between the salaries paid in New
York and those Of the Second Municipality and conclusion
drawn show hat the Council Of the Second Municipality
is wasetu of the pubicmoury in the payment OF its officers
The Of figures and the minute statements which pervade
the remarks Of the Delta show the writer had the mate
rails for correct information hand, and is therefore mat
ter Of great surprise find such gross and garng errors OF fact
peryading this editorial.
Iu the statement Of the Comptroller New York for the year
1913, the salaries of the Mayors office placed at 700 o.
and moi at 81, 3, would h. inferred from the Delta Why
in estimating the salaries Of this office the Delta thought proper
to omit the salary Of Of the clerks, do not understand
And still ereaterloss understand by what principle
that the Delta moke5he Municipal expenses proper
OF NewNork S9123 In NcwHor the amount paid in saa-
res for the Common Council and the finance department is
so $50 g. while in the Second Municipality there paid
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-12-07

SHPwREoK.-The ship Sailor Prince, of Bel.
fast ireland, sailed from Liverpool on he Goth Of
September, bound for New Orleans, with 375 pas
sengers and cargo Of salt. On the 18th of Nov.
she ran ashore on Con Crow Island, so miles south
of Cape Catuche, Yucatan. The passengers and
crew got safely on the island, The captain of the
ship. MeHeeknal, went to Campeachy, 200 miles
of for assistance. He had been gone II days
when the ship was spoken by the schooner Emily,
which lately arrived at Mobile There was no ap-
pearance Of provisions for the crew or passengers
and the Emily brought three of the passengers to
Mobile
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CheND BTONE Books.

nc The attention Of all buy Blank Books to sell
again their respectfully solicited to e large and
compile offered for sale
koEmnn's Stationery Establishment,
IS CAMP STREET,
which fail please those who desire good and at the
same time cbeop article. Do 2pd
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~ That valuable paper the Richmond Enqui-
rer has put on new Dress and comes out with en-
argsd dimensions and in beautiful new type.
The enquirer has very solid support in Virginia,
and high reputation everywhere as political jour
nal May it never grow less in prosperity or rep
niation.
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AND PLANTERS MUTT Al
INSURANCE COMPANY.
Permanent Fund, By 4st If Incorporation, $500, 900

FfTWdRcNf Fund, 6y 7ct q Interpretation 2OO, 900.
DIRECTURs;
VIM. Ianrhll, Kendall Dunbar c A. BuIkIev
S4th9eF Bulhtl, Samuel JamisOn, Wm. II. PaUisOn,
w, NJ Goodrich, c. S. Cutter WIN. Christy,
Elliott Robbins Geo. l.. Nanhbber, Charles Pride
Peter Marcy, IL. Szymanaki,
WIN. LAuGHLIN President.
Jos. NASH, Aetu0ry.. ENyD. RAwLE Solicitor. WH
CHRIsTY, Notary.
JAS. JONES, NJ and A. II. CENAs, N. D., Physicians
The Merchants and Planters Insurance Company having
an amount subscribed in cash and well secured notes amply
sul3ent for a contingencies, is prepared receive
applications and make assurances their Office
Corner Qf .N.lTCHE.Z and GIMP Streets, on FIRE,
MARINE, and RIVER RlShs and also upon tie LIVES
Of w nte persons and slaves.
This Company established on the Mutual princiuIe
Of Insurance, whereby every person nsurng with econes
Interested "a rs SUGGEST aud is profits divided among its
euslOnleIs na.slie IN Cash. instead Of Scrip. az ly
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70 We are indebted to Capt. Crane of the
steamship Galveston for late Texas papers to II.
p Ensign Of the California for Mobile papers the
Hiram Powers for Louisville, andthe Andrew Jack
SON for St Louis papers
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SAINT CHARLES THEATRE.
ORLEANS THEATRE.

Second night Of the Grand Opera OF IhE JEWES''
ORLEANS STR EET between EoVal aud Bourbon treet'
" Manager P. DAVIS; Agent, JOHN H. LAMuIHE. In
SATURDAY EVENING, Lee g. 1919, will DO psfioTntu i
the second time This elso Inc Grand OPERA by hav Of
THE JEWEsS. ,
Principal performers, MN. Duluc Bsn scst Co'r'u anu
Mdes. Deyries and Bessn.
~ The 5.,tiS Jswess English for sale At The Box
Office oil the Theatre.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-12-07

GOVERNORS VorE.-A very indefinite story has
got about, that there was an error in copying the
official statements Of the vote for Governor; and
that Tie niao7ty Of zoos was made BY rnstaking a
nounh 10 ior nine t9).
faith might be put in this allegation, if they
charge the error would specify in what part Of
the returns occurred There are but three PARISH
Is IN which the aggregate vote for Walker has the
closing figure 9, These are: Avoyelles, 439; Cad
do, $40; Catalonia, 439. In which of these figures
is the erzor2 The State office in New Orleans is
closed, 50 that reference cannot be had to the Off
eal returns short Of Baton Rouge but all the print
ed accounts agree as to these figures. We do no
believe there is anyreason for alleging mistake ii
them. Our tables were carefully compared and W,
feel positive that they are right in every figure.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-12-07

2 ]. LEVY, Note, Stock and Real Estate Broker, No
- 20 Camp, door from Common n. Orleans. d1 ly
HENRY J. LEOYY Attorney and Counsellor at Talg
4 No. = st. Charles street, tnear Canal street) New
Orleans, La. Ia
VOlIS IL. WEBB, Original IIuegqr Establishment
- Corner OF Common and Marius street, OPPOSITE Charity
Hospital d. Iy
4 contains -Four Fine ROOMS and has a Tvo..tOry Ill
KITCHEN. Apply TO j. OFT, -
dl 81 No. 10 Triton Walk.
BLACKSMITH SHOP AND LUMBER YARD
" situated IchOHpitO4iHS street, BetlCean Julia -
ana s. JoSept street for Rent Apply at - Natchez I'd
street, mp stairs. d L1iA
DLEASANT ROOMS AND OFFICES FOP
RENT In Banks .3rcGde. Apply at 22 Natr.a
street, up Stairs. IL
CLUBEs-A irrse and comp lete assortment OF all sizes
~ aud OF the latest and most improved cdtiOls-TERRI-
IORlAL-Separatei for sale at the LOWEST PRICES by
,-,.,,,,,r b. NJ, NORMAN, BO9tshlcr,
E1OR sALE-A steam san .IfH 3 Boirrg Double
II Flue) ENGIN y. 30 HoRsE POWER situated at
PRAGUE & SHERMAN IS T. Josegi Strca, or TO the
d7 ST THOMAS RHODES.
NOEiCE-MONEY WANTED-Not such as was left
\ through mistake certain Store Counters re- n
Gently, but would exchange Good FASHION ABLE Ell
FINE Ii a >, for the same at the Corner qf ST. G.
his ady ertiscment ourselves [d7 JOHN f. HOYT.
/ A {. AlNsWORTH, NOT3RF PUBLIC avn
"A. CO.NliISSIOA'ER or DEEDS for erery STATE
On The Union. OFFlu.-Nu. % CAMP STREET New Or
leans ED Dispositions taken Accounts PFObated Deeds
and Mort Drawn and all Documents
since 1915. ono"
ag Marine and other protests particularly attended to
and all eases of General Average or Partial Loss correctly
ted aud PROMPTLY arranged. ml.i 1vdN
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THR SOUTHERN MAIL.-The Washington Re-
public says that the Postmaster General has COM
pleted arrangements by which the arrival and de-
parture Of the great Southern Mail from New York
70 the South will continue during the winter as at
present
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n- The following number Of passengers ar
rived at this port dnring the month of November
From foreign ports, 5l27 coastwise ports, 223s-
/. total. 1865.
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WE respectfully call the aueu
w all others who may Te0ui
PAPER business, 10 the large
ceiving daily 40 our establishment
Foolseap and Letter Papers, ri
qualities
Packet Post, Folio Post, Flat Cap
Deny aud Medium
Owen liurlburs celebrated VIII
ting Papers, oil varieties ant
prices
Printing Paper, a large assortment
Of sizes and qu1litiesi
A $50 ted Colored Papers, Medium
Double NJ dunn, 22S52 and
2f3S56s
Tea Paper, Patent Envelope Paper.
Hardware and Cotton Sgnplmg
Paper
Druggists Paper, blue and white
Filteriug Piper, BlUitug PAPER
and Patent Bl0tteTs Tissue Pa
peri
Linen, Hemp and Cotton Vwiuas
Of every variety and thickness
n From the far''i les aIi1l
Mann GCaE.rs, we are enabled "a
terms, and invite them general
chasing elsewhere. DC Wv
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b. NJ. NORMAN,

Bookseller and St1itonfT,
rs NOW RECEIVING his large and complete stock for The
season, he City and Country trade prcea
As LOW As ANY OTHER HOUSE IN TINS CiTY-and
resnect epQ
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Carr. NEwcoMB-We are informed that Capt
Neweomb, who escaped from the Parish Prison
some TWO years and half ago, and who has since
been residing at Havana, came to Mobile by the
last British steamer. After Capt. Newcomb's es-
cape large rewards were offered for his arrest and
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-12-07

MEMPHIS ADDREss.-The committee appointed
BY the Memphis Convention, for the purpose Of
drawing up an Address to the People Of the United
States, have fulfilled their duty. The address was
published in yesterdays Pioayune. Il is lengthy
and yyeiohtv doeument
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MRS BLAIR is opening her splendid agaTtment Of NIL. a.
nj inery Goods Of nc latest style. Every variety Of ~
Straw and Silk Bonne VeiVos feathsa towtrs lib. f74
AZ tbe Ehurtest bo5tibls notice. nl4 In
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-12-07

SHAKsPEARIAS READINGs-Las evening we attended the
reading Of the Merchant of Venice by Harry Pearson at
the hall Of the Hstionic Association. The audience al
though not large still sufficiently encourage the
reader and impar energy his style and We
not disappointed in expectations but spent agreeable
evening in listening the appropriate and very often
thrilling recitation Of the different parts In Styiock MIR
Pearson al home aud in ta. great conception Of the
Bard Of Avon with much force all the deeD feeling por
uoyed in every line The reading gradfed every one and
# repeated, which It should be, would draw a st larger
house Mr. Peaon talents Of second character
and we shall be pleased his announcement of another
night nj the Hisfrf1uj.
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STEAMBOAT ExPLosIoN.-By the arrival Of the
steamship Galveston, yesterday morning, we learn
that the steam propeller Jerry Smith, employed in
Lavaea and MatRgorda bays, in connection with
the New Orleans packets, bursted her steam chin
ney on the I'd instant, scaldng the engineer, John
KinneL, so badly that he died in three hours, and
also injuring fireman 60 much that no hopes are
entertained Of his recovery. No other person was
hurt and very little damage was sustained in the
woodwork Of the boat
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HEARTS AND HoMEs.-This is new work NV
Mrs Ellis, popular writer, for whom we b, ny
quite liking; but on opening it we found it ouly
the second part Not having received the first,
we are compelled to lay this aside as useless. The
Publs hers are the Appletons, New York, and we
g0l this part from Steele.
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DANCING ACADEMY.

M ~ = LasLl Tlie nom PANS Ta8pectulIy infI-m ~
" the Ladies and Gentlemen Of this city he will g2
gope On the lst Of November his Dancing Academy sSg
no ~ Car0ndeet street, where he will all ealkE
dances mat 0te now ia the fashionable
circles ia PARIS, such Us Quadrias Waltz deux Temps,
fa cnque Temps German Polka R0wa MUscowka Polka
onrka which the only Dances received fashionable
saloons In Europe Mr. e.
Do graceful and elegant particularly when danced by lady and
gentleman. Il Is easily learned
Ladies and Gentlemen desiring learn those
instructed by calling Mr. C. between and O'clock those
being devoted to giving private lessons. lie will also
private families.
Days for children, Mondays and Thursdays
ill dIrk
Gentlemen respectfully informed that Class will be opened for
them from until 10 O'Clock evening the those who
wish perfect themselves in short time Mr. c. engaging teach
them to dance Quares and Waes in the space month
NJ Dizziness Of the head IN Waiting entirely cursd Dancing
Rooms, Is CaroUdelet street, Common,
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The public most respectfully informed that from this Dat,
he undersigned will occupy fcurso Building on CANAL
STREET, between Bourbon and Dauphin streets.
OILS 2dpG D. II. HOLMES.
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to- Medication Of the, n eInRl6 Orphan Asylum
On SUNDAY MOaNtNG, The oh inst, will place Dsdi.
Female Orphan Asylum Chapel Camp The
Wi precisely haEpaat Though number
Of The Pews rented Monday last there s
have been reserved TO afford seats those who may
the eereoaa. pnfng the celebration Of Divine Service
there will be taken Cosetou for the Benefit Of the Orphans We
doubt that Citizens will nuby contribute such
The r. Rev. Bishop Blanc viii oeate Punuaeaiy The
BaaAuoy will deliver Discourse suitable for Tie coca
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AMUSENENTS.
VpICaY THEATRE. pOYDRAs grnEET.

AMERICAN THEATRE, POYDRAs STREET.
~ Fhh appearance OF sgnora clOCCA and HgnoF RENi
c'TAgE MANAGER, MI. G. s. STANLEY THIS EVEN
, ING FRIDAY, viii performed t'seona tune NV Nyl ~'
The ABDuCTloN on NINA or The Brgand1 Puu'Amsnt
Eward Sig Nen Nina ''''''.'. si3Ios M
~ Previeus to which, JENNY LIND ~ COME, a.
GRAND BOLERO De CADlL-signora Cwcen ana hig' peit
10 conclude with the Pcuie COMEDY Oh
WHO SPEAKS tll.t I. -
Cant, Charles go . Mr.. Chaes Mn. Militant .s'Mfa C;E2p1
brirgs or IJmission-Drass Cuce rs cents fRtqueue 1
and Tbrf Tiers Soc; Cood Boxes, 5Oc dnieTy 9c. IHss
go4e, and seas may secured at the Box once
hours Of 10 A. NJ. P M. Doors OF az quarter ps'o'o
performances will commence at quarter past ,--
SAINT CHARLES THEATRE.
tR- Miss JULIA DEAN in her greatest Cbsragler' A ~,
ludlow SMITH, Manage Drss circles fl',c g.Ase
ara Paruuete 81; Pr 5O cents Gallery 2 cents BoA Vl l
daily, 10 until 5.. rms EFE4'lL'Ni AtNN3' ~
4 will be acted KnoWess Comedy Of ...
y ' THE HUNCHBkCK.
Sir Thomas Clifford
Massf Walter Mr.. Leman Mas eT Modus INT ,. N Ei5iu
Julia Julia Dean. Aeen mrs Malone huyhohu'
Favorite Duet, by Misses Raymond,
To conclude IN, MAMA'5 PET o. The i've Bnoy1 t;p-
Ihe Two b hOys -shae-'A''
s.s.
~ SATURDAY Benefit Of Miss JULIA DEAN.
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DJ- Norman has sent us two neat juvenile
books-one religious publication entitled So Foun-
tains Of Living Waters" and one of Instructive
Games for Young Folks" in two parts one Of
which is a series Of handsomely colored plates
called the Game Of Natural History and the
other volume illustrated with plates called Rob
inson Crusoe's Ban.Yard.n
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-12-07

~ The Eastern mail due yesterday failed from
beyond Philadelphia. The Eastern mail which
aail0d the day before came through yesterday.
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THs Splendid Company EqqeuGa, Gymn9,ts and AG5obat
with the stud Horses the country, Mammoth Water
Proof Pavilion capsule OF safely nd comfortably seating SD p
decorations OF tue
have opened nights CONGO SQUARE, Commencing
MONDAY, Nov. 21 1873 The following distinguished
lJrmErs will appear 10 their several acts, nightly:
Mr, EATON STONE.
Mr.. Geo. Sweet, S. q. Etokes, Mr.. A. Levi
W. RO1hiyId. T. Ssunders, Master Willie,
A. f, Lym'ng, W. Kelly, Charlie,
H. Day,
Madam W. Lake, La Belle CnTunc, La Petite America,
and the three excellent Clowns
LAKE, WORHELL sui HARPIERE.
tf- Doors open halt Performances viii
al Drpe py. 10 nE-