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The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-12-10
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COMNERcIAL.-I. NJ. Gilchrst L. ]. Chamberlain John
Watson NJ BaEn5ee tiiis9urgi John Anderson n. o. A.
LEWIS, IL. Barnes, r, Winchester, JOSEPH b. Smith. Mb
A. Locker Samuel A. Pearson F. II. Goldsten 81 Louis;
Jehn i. bravo, Mekee's P0r, Pa
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NslIr a. original translation
rom ~ isns o..a 9sS ar.
t Pace Poetry, Fonoign Items,
~ oellaneonss ste., de.
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Is Theseizure Of lake steamers Cor smuggling,
the Canadian frontier, is alleged to have been
forced construction of the circumstances of the
several cases, and the renewal Of an old law which
had become obsolete by disuse
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es A1Unns or THE MAl14-The Eastern
mai aas a. saeiriay, hilad i,em beyond Charles
-. Thsi IS yesterday. failed also at the same
non. III sails Of day before yesterday came
n Paft yesterday.
Taos BurLrR K1Ne.--It IS stated in slie Pa
tisc News San Francisco papsr--of the 9Th Of
oesobSs tha Mr. King Aas publicly announced
lis aisaton % take up his permanent residence in
'CsIsaaia. The News adds shathe has in conse-
aueslo resigned his ssst ID Congress IS Repre-
sensitive lrom the State Of Gso1gia, and is can
aidais ioE ne VI s. sena,e. This i not a little
singular, as de declaration is sid to have been
nsdsin Juns last and nobody in Georgia has heard
q IS resignation, alihoagh there was ample time
% send i on and ior his successor be chosea be-
FIRE he meeting q Congress. His coming on to
takr his ssaewas locked ior BY his friends until
very recently.
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STEAMBOAT LouIsI4SA.-we find the follow.
ing card in the ST. Louis Republican

neelg mat splelnens have heen made in the New Or
isals saesa that leit the steamboat Louisiana on nc
count q some deiecon Il the boilers Of aid boat DEG leave
considered the boilers of the boat 10 be GOOD and ts9 me-
mem up AZ Louisville when the boat inst came ont AMI ~
g q my slng a any time tnat consdeted lie ho5rs OF
3 sga 70 De ~ any way eieciye, II Is utterly false and
tendon 70 return again. but phae 80 on account IF
sickness IN my family. joins CoNgoR Epgirs..st ~
I - St Louis Nov. eS, 1919. ~
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~ Rev. Or, Pise, Roman Catholic, formerly
pastor of ST. Peters Church, in Barclay suset,
New York, has purchased Emanuel Church, in
Brooklyn, recently occupied by the Episcopalians
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15- The riot in Bermuda, which was reported
by telegraph from Charleston turns out to be false
and was only an ignorant misoohstruetion Of the
riOtin Trinidad, the particulars of which we gave
some time back
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Srxc1E--The brig Tit, arrived yesterday from
Taacra1, brought 81. 964 ~ in specie, consigned
Is follows: S. Feiuandez. sd0l9 as; Fernan Il
Ha.6sit, $500 Capt RadovicB, $1,000; r. d.
Blossnan, $40; AIr. Jaudin, $3.50; Brugieres
Fr5res SIPS
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PORTE AQNNAIES-a large and beautiful assortment.
Stands.
FANCY, NOTE AND BILLETs- DOUX PAPERS
with Envelopes to match
newest and best kinds
IL For sale at the Nswoheans Stationery WAREHOUSE
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E'MEMam.'s NpEellegtN IV01k.

ILLUSTRATED WORKS On THE EAST.
NINEVEH AND IT'S REMAINS-EYith an account Of
yisit the Chadegn Christians Of kufstHn, aud tho
Lezides Devil WOr-hipperr, and mn Inquiry INTO the
Manners and Arts OF the Ancient AssyliAsi by Austin
Henry Layaid, = g., Del; with Introductory Note
by Professor T. R0hus1h, u. ID. LID, Illustrated with
One Hundred and Three Pats and Wood Engraviugs:
- OILS. in 6yO, half M0rUccQ, Gilt Edges.
THE ILLUSTRATED MONUMENTS OF EGYPT
Egypt and is Monuments Illustrative Of Scripture
History; By FRANCIS L. Hawks, ID. lid: cOpousy
Illustrated with Cuts from the works Of Ghampuliun,
H1seiua, Wilkinson aud Others aud Views OF the pun-
cipa Temples 4 vol, 6yo, Morocco, Gilt Edges. 3
MONASTERIES OF THE LEVANr-The Hon. Robe
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tg4ted with y spirited Engragngsi vol $40; Cloth.
ORIENTAL LIFE ILLUsTRATED--A new edition Of
Eoilen, OF Traces Of Travel Brought Home from the
East with Fine Illustrations Steel: limos Elegauily
Bound in Cloth Gilt Edges.
THE ILLUSTRATED CRESCENT AND THE CROSS:
Elliott WarhurtQns Crescent and the Gross, the RO-
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extra Gilt Edges
THE EA5r-OT Notes on Palestine and Egypt; BY Rev
J. A. Spencer Illustrated from Original Dfawings in
vol, 6yo uniform with Hawkes. Egypt.
kALOOLAH-Or JouneyinEs 10 the Llebe Humi; hV
JOna ROner; edited by w. s. Mayo NJ D.. illustrated:
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Co.
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selling or 1T Cost,
TO CLOSE THE CONCERN.

irs- The entire Stock Of CLOTHING and dsuspen's FUR
NISIfING GOODS
~ ST. CHARLES Street, under the Neranda.
The following is alhnisd Let Of articles on hand
Black, brown, blue aud olive Dress and Froek Coati
Green, dtab, gold mixed and brown saes aud Palstut
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g Remember q 81. Cka,les Street, 81.
Where the above be purchased Ar COST until The ~,
inst, al which tine he balance Of The stock VII! be closed
auction DC u21
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The following is copy of the letter addressed by
Mrs. Miller to Mr.. White, of the Eagle Hotel:

I9 the PrgpEletOr Of the Eagle Hotel:
My mud Is made have wish 10 live any longer
shall so where my body will never be recoyer No one shan
gaze on my manged remains. Peae take of my two
little boys, u they eau DE to Detroit where their grand
parents reside They are the of Major Miller Of the
Amy now IN Florida and gTandons of Hon. John Norye
betfO Michigan. Plea7e forward my letters and prt
my children tn some Of their relatives can eoneior them
Mrs. ]. G. MILLER.
The Buffalo Commercial Advertiser Of the 2Sth
copies the above, and -" It is reported here
that lady, answering TO the description of Mrs.
Miller left this city for the East in the express train
yesterday morning, and atthe apparent evidences
of suicide are onty apparent. Her friends will I'M
doubtedlg investigate the matter, and until they
ascertain something which they desire to be com
inundated to the public, we shall do as we would
have others do, if we.were similarly situated-say
nothing on the shbieetn
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AEITHas oF CRAPARRAL.-We publish, this
moang several letters from our California oorres-
poad.pt chaParFal. The author Of these,letiers.
~ Peoples, Is wen known for his intelligence and
enterprise; aud the energy he has hitherto EXHIBITS
q seems het to fOrsake him in California, HIS
reser q sndnring fatigue is great, and his deter
miaaLon o overcome obstaclas invineihle.
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10 The City Council 81 Richmond, Va, have
passed an ordinance providing for the lighting Of
shat city with gas t,..
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sieaoEA BIscAccIANTI.-We understand that
this distinguished vocalist will be in our city.in a
isw days, and that she win give series Of Con
sss's Aded, probably, BY the eminent pianist, M.
eaaEoseh. The Northern critics have spoken in
he most favorable terms Of the musical taste and
Vaeai execution Of SignoFa Biscaeeiand; and the
people q Boston of which city tle lady is native,
hae been very rePsuFous in their applause Of the
iar singer. The Sigusra has never yet been 20
New Orleans and At last accounts she and III.
shakesph were dslighting the people or Charles
n with their eonserts. Il is probable that Sig
nora Baezeeianliwill arrive here about Christmas.
when We have no doubt the inhabitants Of New
Orleans with the appreciation Of musical merit
shieh distinguishes them, win give her an en-
couraging and enthusiastic rscepti6n.
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AOLlF6geTU Presents,

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CONSISTING PART w g.
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ILLUSTRATED STANDARD WORKS embracing
AZ the British and Ame&can Poets, John uns Ras sas
Vicar OF Wakefield Paul and Virginia. Life OF Ch.ist
etc, etc, in new and beautiful bindings embeldshad
BIBLES AND PRAYER BOOKS. "a large assortment,
bound IN Nefyeis with Gold Clasps; MoiOoe0 Ara.
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PORT FOllOS, Of hne Morocco, Fancy Muslin and Pa
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s size aud patterns
inlaid with Peail-very cheap =. - - -.
JUVENILE hooks; The largest assortment IN the city,
. Consisting Of all the old popular authOrs to- ether with
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WRITING DESKS, of Mahogany, Rosewood and Paiei
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~ we els obliged to the officers Of the Allan
tic di ST. Louis papsrs also to the officers of the
Niodla fv 81 Natchez papers.
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Direct Importation.



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EuibrHderet swiss Muslin Robes, atsht fashion;
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Dunssk SlkHs do. do;
Black MOIRE, veTysupydor; o..
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MARCElINES dol
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j. &. MORGAN's LITERARY DEPOT,
EIchGHg0 Place, adjoining he P1stq6ice.

LATEST NOVELS. JUST RECEIVED.
REDBURN; His First Voyages by Herman Melville,
author Of Tyre, 0mOo, AlaIdi, ETC.
SlDONIA TIE .SORgERESS by William Meinhold,
author Of the Amher Witch.
HEARTS AND HOMES or, Social Distinction; a story
by MIS-. Ellis vols, complete.
THE TWO LOVERS or Eros and Anteros By the
author of Agnes Morris
SELF DEPENDENCY; or the Trials Of Life.
THE LOVER AND THE HUSBAND; a novel. by Mrs.
Gore.
THE DoWAGER; or, the School for Scandal by Mr.
Gore
MOTHERS AND DAUGHTERS; by Mrs. Gore.
HILDRETH's HISTORY or T1iK UNITED STATES:
- Third volume, completing the work.
FRANCIS /, KING OF FRANCE: By Miss PardOe,
author Of Louis XIV.
GIIMPsES. OF SPAIN IN Isl7; BY S. T. Wallis
ALFRED THE GREAT King Of Englandi by Jacob
THE AMERICAN ALMANAC, Tor 1850
HUNTS MERCHANTS MAGAZINE for November.
LONDON LANCET, for November.
TARIFF OF THE UNITED STATES. Price rs cents.
CORDONA'S MAP OF TEXAS. Price. .........,.. 90
ds 2lp2d<W Adjoining lie Postoiice
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COHESION ON CLAIMS AGAINST MExIco.-The
Board met On Friday, the 9Oth ut, pursuant to ad-
journment. The memorials Of Clement Saraeina,
Of Francisco Saracina, and Of Don Antonio San
deyal, were rejected, The memorials Of Terry and
Angus, apd Of George A. Gardiner, were received.
The memorial Of John c. Jones, claiming for loss
in the case of the Loriot was rejected SO far only
as the memorial joins claim for personal injuries
of another person. The Board then adjourned ill
Monday, Sd inst.
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Att 49,. - aias, oaHials ana capa-
w.. .ss q ~ 4 sissa pozibe % select
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- Canal and Banking COmpany,--The following
uanss propO Directors Canal and Banking Company
Al the elseiontO be held on MONDAY, Dec. 10
EDW. CHAPMAN. WIN Al COODRtcH
WM HENDERSON, j. p pARRTsON
NJ o. n. NORTON. s. o. NELSON
T. sTAUFFER..
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ENTRACT nF CnPAYIA mi

: 7UlIEUINU EATHACT OF CUPANIA AND
= e b Il b s. For Diseases If he Urinary 0redRs
The extensive use Of this Remedy for the last years this
city, during which period il has rarely failed effect per
lect cure, where the simple directions which accompany
have been faithfully observed is the best evidence Of its
great and unequaed excellence Being free from all nau
~ Put mp in jars Of convenient end portable size and
i. MACPHERSONss Drug and CheaiaaY Stare.
DO 6m No, 20 Camp street, New Ogleans
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boons.-Ihos. L, White has large supply Of
new End interesting Books at his store on Canal
street. He has sent a specimen Of his col
lection, that delightful book, 9 Montaiane's Es-
says almost as delightful in the line, old English
press q Cotton, as in the simple and somewhat
antiquated French Of the lively Gasoon himself.
There IS no such essayist as Moutaigne in the
English language, and Mr.. Hazliit iag really made
an addition 70 English literature by his edition Of
the fine and generally accurate translation Of Cot.
ton. The translation Of Cotton appearedin l6so
and was dedicated 70 the Marquis Of HALIFAX, him.
self ardent admirer and just sppreeiator Of the
charming and elear-sighted old Frenehnan. tn,
edition Of Hazliil-Cotson revised and corrected
gust published in Philadelphia, and for sale BY Mr.
White is well got up, and from its appearance, a,
well from is contents, IS suited Tor the librar,
of gentleman. No man can be aware how in
structiya, and at the time delightful an essay
may be made pntil he has read Montague
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pAtssas IHEzzRE.-" Ia JuiTe's vas repeated At the
Vli aiday evening last. The alhiisaa Of HaleTy
had ts unity Of enjoying that massers music; for it
nol ellc ga q much ilitoa 3 done TO- composer was
done En- eaiplay BY Madame Depde and Besin, and
p7 b llao. 4 Is said hat another niscs b Eaesy,
the fal aAaiols," via Be presented On Thursday naz
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. MELANCHOLY Su1oIDE.-The Buffalo Courier
contains the following account Of the suicide of a
daughter Of John Norveg, of Detroit, formerly
U. S. Senator from Michigan:

NIAGARA FALLS, Nov 2f-34a A. ~.
Our village this morning thrown deep gloom by
report that young lady bad probably coDned suicide hers
during time last night which is undoubtedly
The circumstances follows; The yesier-
day morng brought lher young Of fine personal
2ppsaau9s and about b Of age, having with her
1reIi-oog boys and years old. After taking
We Eagle Hotel shecoled t9T writing materials, and nothing
O'CLOCK the bell Of the she had occupied run By
the lue boys TheJ were inquhg for their mother Upon
me TAB eAYeFe found three ser0He directed Major Miller
Y, y, A. to John Novel; Detroit Michigan and one 10
the propeorof the Eagle Hotel Ga copy Of which send
You aso ne geoi one side Of her head trunks Of
eOlng, nix purse containing gold aud silver and
her wedding ring. The children state that their mother had
DID them good BY and kissed thenl after they had gone 10 bed
a they had last from Winchester, Virginia and h
their father was in Florida No Cause be assigned for The
ec she appeared perfectly rational throughout yesterday
ana not the least symptom OF insanity nohc5d. Nothing
has yet been found throw the least light upon the matter
H0ttDdst o'clock M.Enough has been found 10 war.
the belief that the unfortunate a eaped omte bridge
that leads 10 Goat Island, and swept over the Fails
Upon the second pier found her bonnet which had been
tF0den npon Het black shawl found tied the
railing OF the hrdge to Jet Der down upon b pier, viii.
some SIX feet below the railing She undoubtedly did this to
Indicate 70 those who heud look for her that her mind was
made IN for the fearful leap into the yanpg chasm below
Her father has been eegraphed, and the children have been
/ kindly taken charge Of by Augustus Porter. ".
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PASSENGERS FOR CHAeREs- The steamship
Telegraph sailed for Chagres on Saturday evening

nv 'o'N Vut tue iohoWluB passengers - ~
!, VIM qrIte, Robert Payne, NJ. Burnett VIM. Lyer A
Walleus.NN. G. Sacksou, C. Rnes Nm per5e, Vim lCas
Sey, A. S5in6om $; Bee, Z. Bradley, s. = UmFrigh, a
hHWieys ~. y. Wright, M. Bryan, w, c. Hamilton 'O ID
BridginsieT, j w, Mcclure G. Ilsnss " staHey Fiona
Beatty = w CarpeIleF, Hm- Edgar q. A. Bryan e. Al
BnuOn John Edgar 8, J.Edgar, @. Edgar b. h. Cox ii
y, Barrow p X. Kinney, w n Cause w. Hewlett, j. b
lAilizer, n. Hemann, A. 4. Underwood, g. Gnfih A d.
Moor, W. j. kuaTk NJ Dreamer S. L. Rosil T. Gardiner
y. = Flake, N Montgomery w, Jenlet s. b. De lart,
C. sullivan, NJ biuiiam, A. Pennlnau, e. Lohke 81 Shef.
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