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The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-02-04

kAkAE1r on THE HEnoN FAMrLY.-This tai
snied family appear fOs the last time, this evening,
=. SO AasAyesse Theatre, and the entertainments
presented are Of the first order. The Spoiled
ehld has been favOrite play for years; il will be
given q the life By the Herons After this, the
IsAehsble comic opera Of don't you Marry p,
nth songs, Will be given Toconcluds with a Inu-
kioal oiio ~ Miss Heron, Fanny and AGNES.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-02-04

CARPETISc, On cLorH, MATING, &c.--The
extensive stock of these articles hand at No. &c
Charities street, lisa great inducement to housekeep
ers to call and examine the latest styles and patterns
Messrs. Chittepden 81 Cameron are famed for their
low rates. and owe to this established fact the large
patronage they now enjoy.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-02-04

LESSONS IN LANDSCAPE DRAWING We have
received from the publishers, Messrs D. Appleton
d Co, through our friend, J. b. Steel, No IA Camp
street, Part 3D. containing sixteen easy lessons u,
Landsodpe, by F. N. Otis. This capital little port
folio OF drawing just the thing for new beginners
embracing number of beautiful sketches, accom-.
Penied wiIh Instructions In perspective.
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j, B. STEEL,
w %. Stationery EHfQ2s eIlOaESe

I Il JunlD BIreeI.
Il Just received, the following and interesting
MRS. oSGOOD'S POEMS-Carey and Harris new and
illustrated ediiou-Is5O.
ANNE BOLEYN, Tragedy. BY Geo. H. Booker.
TICKNOR'S HISTORY OF SPANISH LTTERA.
TUhE. 8 svo.
THE WESTERN WORLD, or Travels in the United
States in lsid-i7 By Alex. Mackay, Esq.
ST. LEGER, or The Threads of Life. In vol
10 | vol.
JAMES MONTJOY; Or, | we Been Thinking. In l vol
MAHOMET AND HIS SUCCESSORS. BY Washing.
ton Irving
THE KING OF THE HURONS BY the Author of
The First Of the Knickerboekers"
fy4 SD INV For sale by ]. B. STEEL, Ii Camp st.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-02-04

APER WAKEHousE e particularly call the
Asntioa IF the public % the advertisement Of Shell
aee s Potter, No.72 Camp street. This firm, in
Addition . sheiE stock IF paper Of every kind, has
reserved from their factory, Per ship Clifton,
ssh supply 81 printers paper Of the different sizes
"a USE foolseap letter, hardware and envelope pa
psfs binders, stfasrand bonnet boards.
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9l)f Daily Crescent.


EpiroRIAt ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. - For the
Wafia aid most futtering greetings Of the masters
q BE craft We return sincere thanks and assure
chem that their kind feelings recprocated. and
w. hope that nothing win occur % disturb our
relations cf personal regard or professional eour-
iesy Wepre al engaged il the same good work,
end difference 81 opinion Is 70 how The common
end Il 10 b. sought ought never % become sub
iecf 81 hostility.
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7GgDe3' EVTgTeEsO9SSe.
~ CAMP STREIEY.

Il The subscribers addition to their extensive stock Of PAPER
Of every description, suitable for newspaper mercantile establish
ments have just received factory per ship C. Clifton from
NewYork fresh supply which will be sold on the most moderate
the They would call particular attention to the fol
lowing descriptions Of Psper now en- hand
toosoap aud Letter Paper Hardware and Envelop PAPER
Ledger Paper and Fatcap, Counting house Bill Cap,
Printing Paper, all sizes Cloth and Packing paper, Of all
Druggists Paper, white and blue, sizes,
FterHg Tissue and Blottng Binders Straw Bonnet
Boards,
Linen, Cotton and fancy colod aud Rag Wrapping Paper
Fwnes, Cohens Playing and Printers
Packet, Folio, and COMMERCIAL Cards,
Post Fancy Glazed Paper etc.
s. D. McCrsares News, Book fancy PRINTING
INK constantly hand, at manufacturer prices
fy4 81 SHELDON & POTTER
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BREWERS PANoRAMA,-This beautiful paint
ing of the Mammoth Gave of KY, Falls of Nigga
ra, Egyptian scenery the Nile, Mount Vernon,
ETC., now on exhibition at Armory Hail. is well
worthy the attention of all. We understand there
will be an exhibition to-day at IL o'clock, and also
in the evening at u o'clock
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-02-04

GOLD PENs.-Guinness & Co., whose handsome
establishment, No u Camp street, attracts the at
tention of each passer-by advertise, to-day good
gold pens and cases from ST. to SIS They have
also received complete assortment of fine linen
and cotton shirts, made expressly for this popular
establishment, and of superior material
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MISS kiMBERLY's READINGs.-To-night this
lady reads Hamlet" This noble drama we have
never thought an acting play--the hero himself is
thinker and not an actor--its grand passages are
metaphysics in rhythm--there is but little action
On the other hand, it is emineny fitted to be read
aloud. Those of our citizens who absent them
selves from theatrical representations, because of
their attendant evils, and not from any objection to
the legitimate drama, will find a rich treat in the
reading, or rather recitation, of Miss Kimberly
We should be pleased to have her read some Of
Schillers beautiful plays, which are so little known
in this country. Marimilian and Thecklar, of his
/" Piccalomini." have been justly styled the Ger
uan Romeo and Jalietand in all that distinguishes
high intellectual affection, the modern play is far
superior Il is also well adapted to the reading.
table. We commend it to the attention of the lady,
and shall be pleased if she will introduce TO an
American audience this author, who has been called
the Poet of Woman"
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NORTH Brothers,

eN W. GAC lERG OGhoCh o.
Corner Of Magazine and Common streets, Men Orleans
Importers of and Wholesale Dealers in
ENGLISH FRENCH, GERMAN AND AMERICAN
DRY GOODS,
HAVE at all times on hand large and well assorted Stock
Il L consisting in part Of
French and English NEGRO BLANKETS;
7-S, "A and Twied LOWELL COTTONs;
"a, To, A and Twled white and brown COTTONS
Kentucky JEANS and LINSEYS;
Glasgow JEANS and Lowell LINSEYS;
PLAID LlNSEYS for House Servants;
Blue and fancy coored KENTUCKY JEANS;
White, blue, red, yellow and green FLANNELS;
Negro WOOLLEN CAPS, SOCKS and SHIRTS;
Heavy and light CoTTONADES and DENNIS, for PLAN
tations.
Madras and Mock Madras HANDKERCHFS, for Negroes;
Blue, black and mixed SATINETS;
French CALICOES, GINGHAMS, Silks and Bareges;
English CALICOES, Merinos, Alpacas and Bombazetts;
English HOSE, UNDERSHIRTS, Drawers and Gloves;
German HOSE and HALF-HOSE
Plain, white, figured and colored SWISS MUSLINS;
Plain and cross barred CAMBRICS and MUSLINS;
IRISH LINENS, DRILLING and DIAPERS;
INDIA RUBBER SUSPENDERS;
APRON CHECKS;
COTTON and SILK UMBRELLAS;
COTTON and THREAD LACES.
And Also...
great variety of FANCY GOODS, such as are gener.
ally sold by the trade, which they offer purchasers on
favorable terms. ialS 4m2dp&W
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EDOEEeYa. Gold PEN.

n- Good Gold Pen aud Silver Case for DoarI We have
received a lot Of these capital Pens.
Opiaions of the Press.
" Beats any thing yet ofered.n Crescent
" This new description is valuable" [Picayune.
A better Pen we never pa; to paper" delta.
zee. Now In
E large supply of Gold Pens celebrated makers
at the lowest market prices ranging from
ONE TO EIGHTEEN DOLLARS!
~ 6g2p GUINNESS co. ~ Conn s.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-02-04

CHEAP Day GooDs.-Andrews & Brother, at
the corner of Julia and ST. Charles street, are max
ing large sales, and effect them by placing goods at
the lowest mark They have quantity of mer-
chandse on hand consisting Of the latest styles of
fashionable and seasonable dry goods, which they
are determined to dispose ofimmediately. The la
dies will find it to their interest to call and examine
the atocL
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-02-04

CARRoLLroN RAILRoAD-Neto Arrangements
We call attention to the advertisement Of the New
Orleans and Carrollton Railroad, giving notice of
change the hours of departure, and the opening
Of the Louisiana and Napoleon branch roads
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-02-04

coRkEsFoNDEKTs. The article signed
E4eeezs i calculated 70 throw ridicue on the
S6aa Of Temperance" The sacred cause in
which they are engaged should protect slight errors
from censure. The nomination of Mr.. White for
The Presidency was mere jest, we think in bad
tnsts bus really, bad jokes not worth reproving
We shall be glad 10 hear from the author on subjects
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-02-04

LESSONS IN DANCING. - The card of Mr.. P
Chssey, in another column, informs the public at
what hour he can be found at his Academy, No. Is
Carondelet street.
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81. CHAxIEs THEATRE Mr.. Hackett appears
tonight - ne 81 Charles, in his great character of
falsig9 IN Shakespeare play Of Henry w. The
announcement il sufficient % crowd The house.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-02-04

n Many Of ouF readers will be interested in
the Relation Of The adventures Of the Arkansas
Major On opt first page
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GoLD.-Mr M. McCracken, who arrived yes
terday on the brig Major Eastland, from Chagres
brought with him 100000 in gold dust
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-02-04

BATON ROUGE RACES -We acknowledge the
receipt Of courteous invitation from the proprie.
tors of the Magnolia Course, at Baton Rouge, to
attend the spring meeting, commencing on the l2,h
inst. Capital sport may be anticipated by our
friends at the seat of government.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-02-04

VALENrINEs.-J. B. Steel, of IA Camp street,
has received large number of these beautiful tri-
aes. The variety is charming
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-02-04

FINE OLD WINEs-A. B. Ringgold. of No. 81
Gravier street, has a stock of fine old Wines on
hand, particularly worthy the attention of dealers
and bon piuants
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Photographed 70 the ..Daliy orssoent.Y


New YoRK, Feb. L. Cotton is firrner, and a
speculative demand exists. Sales Of $500 bales,
the market closing with an upward tendency.
Flour ia dropping. Grain without change. Mess
Pork 81 SO; Prime 90 so. Lard improving, with
a speculative demand-bhls. g., kegs &c. Molassss
is locking up New Orleans is held at Csc. The
Molasses in New York, Philadelphia and Baltimore
as well as much that is afoat, has been bought up
Sugar is quiet. Kentucky Tobacco has advanced
one-half cent. Cheese has been bought up at to
6kc. Rio Coffee l5c Sterling 81 per cent.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-02-04

- Professor Of Dancing, I'D M
r EsEECTFUtLN informs those Ladies' and Gentlemen n ~ ~
IA that have called h Academy Carotdelet street S
frequently Of late during his elssncs hat h san al,
Ways y ioai sEe nom haEpas, O'Clock a. Nj until O'Clock
~ vita ne skespen Of hsedagg ai fhgIsdsys "a Oss
eAfsiieA s'slsss A W sE4 issielsgA 7, n, gaa
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Jones's Italian Oh emlcaI Soap;
AIR dreamed that / daoet in Marble Halls"
dreamed that dwelt in marble halls
With pimples aud tan my face
And thought that ii parties, sorses and balls
was termed a rspulsive disgrace
l had riches enough, but, alas! could not count
On possessing healthy skin;
Yet thought that whisper said You may surmount
Dsfgurements, be they hateful as sin
dreamed that suors now sought my hand
But they all did Tepudiate my face;
For they cried Though her formed mild bland
The yellow neck and pmpled skin disgrace"
Then thought that cried, in a voice void Of hope,
Cure my pimpes-make my skin white and fair ~
voice answered, Use cake Of JONESS famed SOAP,
And your mind will be free from defpair.'
Then dreamed that used it-oh, that moment OF bll
My skin changed from its yelloWish hue
My neck made clear and my face made TO kiss,
Though an angel might claim it his due.
The phnpes, the freckles the blotches, the tan,
Had decamped, and voice By my side
Said Indeed, you will now be the glory Of man,
Ay, the virtue, the hope and the pride"
n- Only Agency Orleans Isl CHARITIES st. a30 6r2p
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NrsNEr, uNnra,nr ,r,n IAu

NJ OSGOOp's I%DlA ChOLAGOGUE, tor Fever and
- and Ague, Intermittent and Remsnt keye and The
i1rms Of Ri Diseases.
Designed especially tor The borough and permanent Of those
Of the liver organs which attend the
eases Of bilious cimatsa.. For sale by
J. WRIGHT g. CO., Isl Chartres st.
tsy- Dealers supplied on libeR teTai s " ~ "a 6man
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Division, Sons of Temper
state of LOuiSiamu
oFFIcE q rHr Bo1F0 on UNDrRwRIRERs, I


,or,cv T. Il, NeWOEeans, January 3, 1850,
N - gwen that The steamboats, ATLANTIS ogi HLBER
w &c ueneu mint 70 carry cargo aud that properly shipped
~ 1oN q e VII not be insured under Policies Issued By
nnoera o. WIS Board. lelO In w CHAMaEts. seeIetary.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-02-04

No. TIE Public School Report viii. be noticed
a fessasy's paper A press Of rnattes excludes il
lss'a ooF columns to-day.
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&c What sensible would ruin and inlue her skin with
prepared chalk she knew that there beautiful vegetable
ration called Joness Spanish Lily White that gives the skin
looking wheners, and 81
ham street Price % Sold wholesale RETAIL No
l5l CHARITIES street, NewOreans. la3O 6t2p
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c. Il. 1saly q ths polite note Of 2 A Stranger
W. have % ~ thatws cannot offer any encourage
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Auction Sales This Day.

sHessrs Editors Please announce me as a Candidate for
the Chei magstracy Of the city. Election in April next
IVA PETER l.. JoRE, exL La. State Librarian.
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Died:
In BatonRouge, on the 9th ult VALERy WEAvpR IN
many years resident OF the Parish Of East BaonRouge
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eD~ A Card.-The anusements nj PIacIdefs Vnrie-
ties on TUESDAY EVENING, Feb 5, for the Benefit Of
Mir HOLLAND, will be--Poole's Comedy Of
PAUL PRY;
The principal characters by Me Holland Bnss Hoyard
son and Byrne, Mines Howard Rowe and Miss MeyIe,.
Also, new Farce written by Thomas Norton ESQ.,. called
METHINhS SEE My FATHER:
In which Mrs Howard, Miss Melville and Messr Bass Howard
and Holland will appear. with
VARIETY OF DANCING.
by Mmlle Antoua Huo, AImle vetorne Baron Aiml
reta Valfe, Mmle Julia Vate, Maugn signor Vegas
Mons BouIary Mons Pnguey and the whole corpI Ballet
~ Box Book open Saturday 10 O'Clock A. NJ fy7A
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-02-04

MISS DAvENPoRT.-There was very brilliant
house at the American, on the occasion of the fare
well benefit of this lady, on Saturday evening. We
have seldom seen more fashionable audience
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14th FEBRUARY......I4 FEBRUARY,
ESgggasgEas97S ED6gy.

At the NewOreans Stahoners Warehouse Camp street.
~ An exquisite Of VALENTINES has provided
Tor the young and the humorous and ocose every
variety human wit and sentiment for the approaching
ih Of February These light and airy Cupid have just
been received from the Northern Cities selected with
aud by tasteful mind They will be found emneny deserving the
notice Of the youthful portion Of the community.
LOVERS viii reeoect that this hundred in the
chronicle Of time, and peculiarly favorable their
It is the time when Cupid keeps his court,
Unto the which all lovers do -
Also large and beautiful VALENTINE ENVEL
OPEs and VALENTINE LETTER WRITER'S
iy4 lt2p For sale by }. B. STEEL II Camp street
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-02-04

AN INTERESTING Book" James Montjoy or,
I've been Thinking" by A. S. Roe, is the title of
an entertaining work just received from the pub
fishers, Messrs d. Appleton & Co., through ]. B.
Steel, of IA Camp street. The story is one of much
interest aud contains many sterling truths, con
veyed in a very agreeable way There is nothing
overstrained or unnatural in plot or incident-it is
tale of home life that can be read in the family
circle with pleasure and profit
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-02-04


~ hereby certify that hair turning gray, and thai
since have ussl JONESS CORAL HAIR RESTORATIVE,
has entirely ceased fangs growing and has fine dark look
Before Joness Restorative eombed hundlu
of hair daily. WILLIAM TONPKINS, 90 King at, NY
Nc Mr. Power grocer Fulton street. had his hair choked up
with Dandruf and Jons Coral Hair Restorative entirely cured
Do you dress beautiy and make your hair soft and
ciean Read Henry E. Cullen late barber board the
boat South America do certify that Iones Coral Hair Restorative
the best article dressing sotenn cleaning
keeping the hair long time in order all preferred
any thing else,
- For sale only at ISL CHI ARTREs street. NO ,a3O 62p
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tB U. S. Mail Steamer HUNGA RIAN-For Louisvi Cincp.
nn and Ptsburg This fine passenger will
THIS DAY, Monday at p NJ punetuay wharf,
HYDE O9LEsBY. IL Poydras s..
Passengers and shippers will please DO readiness shove
honr 80
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81 The magnificent and fast running passenger
IkiBUNE y s. Pa1ton master will positively leave MON
Day, the 4th O'Clock r. Laaiette Terruhaue
vneenneS and ell towns and landings Rive
n SMITH "a Naga,in.
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s. of a.. .Ieetings This EvenInr.

YKEs HYDE & Co. will SELL at II O'Clock on the Ievee
oppoelte 81 Louis streeL-Cahin Enrnitnre.
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u5- The brig Major EastlauJ, which arrived
here yesterday from Chagres, brought the follow
ing passengers
Rfessrs Isaac Patterson + II Caies, Barker Turner
YIN turngr, Smart ! Q Calala, Hail. c K Wykotf,
! a hedWl1s, u q hennedy, l. Summons J A ark, A
QhYer, J Il Furh Richardson, Thorne, Muuter K
Arthur, Peterson, 4 stoekfeet, A Lent, II Glaze H
Hess, r Golden, M Metracken, -
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-02-04

HARMONY DIVISION, No. Is, Crystal Fount Hail. No. 222
Ieh0upioulas street, at half.past o'clouk
half past o clock ~ vs. -s'' ~
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Just dropped in-beg pardon
hope | do nj intrude-but If il is
not an impairment question, will
you &c TO GEORGE HOLLANDS
BENEFIT at Placide's Varieties,
on TUESDAY, Feb. 81
Tweuty-one years have elapsed
since / was first introduced TO al
NewoTleans audience, which took
place at the Camp street Theatre,
by Mr.. Holland, on Friday, Jan.
80, 1893. ! shall never forget the
tlattering reception met with
then, and ofttimes since, and hope,
"for auld lang syne, !" | may again
receive yonr kind indulgence on
my re-appearance for the above
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Opening of tne Now Store,
XMOMspsOaa g .lV1INOaP.

az The public respectfully informed that from this
the undersigned will occupy the oursuy Building CANA
STREET, between Bourbon and Duuphn streets.
OILS 21pu D. Fl, HOLMES
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No Neither the Captain the Conssnees the bari
BLANCHE Calhoun maAeT from Liverpool, will be responsible
ot any debts contracted by her crow.
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NOBLE KENrUcKY.-WelI NAV her sons be pr

NOBLE KENTUcKY.-Wellm may her sons be proud
of her. In her Legislature on the 18th ult, the fol-
lowing resolution was unanimously adopted:
Resoped That the Governor hereby requested cause
suitable block of native marble to be conveyed 10 Washington
City. to take proper place the monument the memory
OF the Father of his Country and that the following words
engraved thereon Under the auspices of Heaven and the
precepts of Washington Kentucky will be the last give up
hal
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~ u. s. Mail j. M. NILES Cincinnati Louis.
Ye Madison Paducah and MemphsThis packet
now receiving freight and will leave THIS DAY,
Monday, ut P. M. positively, from Poydras wharf.
HYDE g. oGLESBY, u Pcydras street
nc Passengers shippers please be in readiness at the
ali ehuur ID
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Fine Shirts.

IL We have now in store complete Of Fin
Linen and Cotton Shirts As have made
enabled to guaranty h These Shirts made expressly
customers and Of the styles Of the bs
Materials and in the best manner.
y4s2p Dealers in Fancy Articles, Il Camp street,
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NeeOlI6CGB
II. The Only Depot for Sale Of DALLEY'S ORIGINAL
and ONL Y GENUINE MA GTCAL PAIN EXTRA CTOI2, is a
No. Isl ChdrtTss MI
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SHAKESPEARE READINGS.
LAST NIGHT

10 Miss KIMBERLY respectfully announces 10 ciaena Of
Neworeuna that MONDAY EVENING February =, shs will
read ShAkspeare'a Play Of
HAMAET
in the Lyceum Hail. Second Municipality Of 81 Charles
and Heya being the last reading intends giving this c
Tickets S-Tobe had at the ST. Charles aud yeanda Hotels ana
at the door Reading o'clock w
Hall of the Commercial Exchange, N6fa
TUESDAY EVENING, February 5-seeond GRAND Ga Ny
CONCERT Of the two beautiful and accomplished T Ia
young ladies, AgE
Mme AUGUSTA VICTORIA, "a
considered the only rival Of the Leopold the Grand
Panoiorie manufactured Henri establishment in Paris
which for its magnificent perfection Of tone gained the premium
medal.
Mmlle APPOLLINE,
recognized the Gutarst world
will also appear and play popular operas
and Melodies instrument unequhea
beauty.
NJ The Concert will be strengthened by the Of other
eminent artists.
Doors open hafpaa o'clock. Concert to commence
quarerpas I. Tickcts One Dollar. fY2
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Jones's Italian Chomlcal Soap.

GILKS Shawls, Cahmere loisseine anes French Menos
y CloaEs, Vises Manas, Pseots and all
Winter Goods This Day reduced in price fully per
d5 THOMAS BRADY'S, q Chartres ST
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steamboat Departures RMS Day.


nz-SEE ADVERTISEMENTS ON THIRD PAGE.
ao6ne ..;...-...--..JAMEs l.. DAY. GberGon, "a p NJ
Silethndtt .EU ROPA, Pierce. P. M.
fiusouFg So. -.-.-. II VNGARlAN Neal, P, Nj
StnetHndH j. NJ M LES, Irwin, P. 81.
Ouachita ..-PRlNCETON, Ealsr S p M.
Wabash Riper. .TRIBUNE Paxton, a r, Al,
Pseksbarg ......... MONTGOMERY, Estes, P. NJ.
The msgniheen. and swift running passenger boat MONT,
OMEtf Capt j. Estes, will positively THIS te
18th iu o'o Princeton Lake Providence yies
burg, Grand Gull, Rodney and N4tehez.
G4 T. B, SMITH, 90 Magazine st.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-02-04

ITO THE LADIEs.-C. LEIGHTON respectfully
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