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The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-01-02
For the HOIyGJGENs.
THOs. l.. WHITE,

THOS. l.. WHITE,
No. So Canal Street,
OFFERS for sale great variety of Annua Illustrated Works and
Fancy Articles, among which the following,
ANIMALS for 1850.
Leaflets of Memory; Odd Fellows Offering;
Sacred Annual; he Snow Flake,
Gems d Beauty scenes from aA he Life Of Our
Gem Of the Season.; The Women Of Scripture;
Friendships Offering; Offering OF Friendship.
Floral Dictionary by MrsWrt Lady's Book of Flowers;
American Flora, vols The Flowers of Poetry and the
Floral Year, by Mrs, Dnnies; Poetry OF Flowers;
The Language Of Flowers; Illustrated Botany.
Beautiful Illustrated POeticaI Works.
Poets Offering by Sarah Hale gfeows Poetoal Works.
Gilt Leaves from Poetry Bryants Poecal Works
Reads Female Poets Of America Wis's Poetcal Works
Tuppers Philosophy Poeca Works OF Byron Scott
Moor SSe po. Melodies folio ed Moore Shelley Hewitt He
Standard Works.
Pictorial Hist Of England Burke's Life and Cores
Prescott's Works, 6 yosi Lord Baeon's Works. vols;
Hallam's Works, yols.i Encyclopedia Americana Is
Harpers' Illuminated Rble Wainwght's Prayer Book;
Buffers Humid Bible antique; Church and Family Bibles vel
Baxers Comprehensive omny vet and other superb bindings
Nights fine engs Parey's Juvenile Tales 20 vos
Robinson Crusoe Miss EdgewoTth's Tales, 10 vols.
Evenings Home; Harpers Boys Girls Library;
Robin Hood Chainbersis Miscellany;
Swiss Family Robinson; Fairy Book;
: Bergun's Chidren's Friend; Abbott's Histories;
Parents Assistant; Outlines OF History 10 vols.i
Tales Grandfather, vols; Boys Girls and Chds Own
Boys Treasury of Sport; Books;
Readings from Scott Pictorial Lives Of Napoleon la
Hierogiyphie Biblei eyette, Washington etc, etc
Mother Goose's MeOdissi Aunt Kttys stories
BaTbauld's Early Lessons; tirandlather's Stories
Fancy Articles.
n apr MRoSe Mshogsny and
Ivory Needle Boxes Paper Mache Albums and Portfolios Gss
Tablets, Porte Monnaies Fancy Inksiands Gold Silver
etc. etc. d2l 2p
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-01-02

ERoM CHAGkEs.--The steamship Alabama, ar
rived yesterday from ChagIes, brought 500, Qoe IN
gold dset on freight. and $4,000 sinenE The pas
aenesfa The Steamship sChefd&ss arrived at
Chagres on the morning Of The ga plt from New
York. and the steamer Telegraph ons he 23d. The
aark Fiosjda called "a he 25lh ut. for this port
TIE brig TsHe was il Navy Bay freightng the
Cherokee with cod. The steamship Unicorn was
20 sail on the Izs Dscembsr from San Francisco
Nothing new from California.
pustsrssrs r. Eahes. C. ]. Benson. Mr.. somes, d
ssafcE and servant i'll Fisher J. b. Shegrel w. Lins
Az d KAY. J. Smith, Geo. Slater w. Hart J. Ozendorf
B r. Ball. r. Hoingkeld, 5. Il Wilson, Goodman Jacobs
q Baldersi5n b, HqngkEmt NJ Magel, =. A. SIngg.
Al Ralard, Al. Mueeman, e. Shay MI. Stanton, w. Ba
lz1ds T. Hlman, Nj Gerald, Nj O. Nye, lady, son an
@sss. r. Iii YVES, D. & N Hsut Ana Curtis and son
Fsahev, = a. Niass W a e asiham T. Q. Eastman
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-01-02

MxL1NahpLT Ac1IDEEr On Monday evening,
Nh Archibald B. Bens merchant Of this city, and
ons long known and universally esteemed, was
ssd5enl1 killed. at his own residence, BY the acci-
denfat discharge Of pistol which he was in the
act 81 shs CINE Of placing away for safs-keeping.
Ti4s weapon Belonged 40 friend who had just
nzrivad ii Mr. b. house from distance. This
sad event has cast a gloom over large circle Of
rpieiisez and friends, who knew and appreciated
lhs many sterling queIities Of Tie deceased.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-01-02

{ SFEciE. The steamship Portland, arrived yes
terday from BRACES ST. Jago, brought s2l 900 in
specie. consigned 70 Messrs Garnier & Bro, F.
II. Pstitpain. VIM, AlIipg, A, Mayer, o. Z. Da-
beIs,een, nj. Barnett q Co, Haas q Eanger, r.
w. Mackey. Gildemees,sr Il Maillct, o. Valetoa
&c Co, p. r Conner a. Co, r. ID Bloasman, and
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-01-02
New CorN.-The Washington Globe comes out

New CoIN-The Washington Globe comes out
in favor offs three-cent coin. 1t says:
1t would be an improvement on our currency,
if there two-and- a-half or three-cent piece
ofslver, Of mixture of silver and copper. There
is everywhere In Spanish America silver coin
called cudrfillo, which is the fourth part of real
tl2A cents) the cuarto being of course 81 cents.)
This is the smallest coin and instead of smaller
eggs are used in some places, and in Others grains
of cocao. A three-cent piece would be found to
be very useful and convenient; as it would not
then be necessary to use the copper cents to the
ing every purpose for which they were intended,
are still heavy and lneonvenient, and "copper" being
very soft and very oxidizable, is not particularly
well adapted for either tasting, smelling handling
The new silver piece ian exchange paper says
ought to be larger than the 10.eent piece.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-01-02

BEnzFrr Of ON Fklhows' REsr--The odd
Fellows must no, ,hs exhibiiionat The AImory
Hall. Pomarsas's Panorama is worth long walk
81 any ns but tonight there are peculiar induce
ms6n sof The presanes Of the members Of The Odd
Fsllaw fsssrniys The proceeds Of the exhibition
ihis evening are nr the benefit ofihe Odd Fsliows'
Rest Al this n the last evening the Panorama
can be seen in New Orleans, many who have not
hitherto gone 10 the Armofy Hall, will have an
opportunity Of seeing the picture.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-01-02

Mr., BoorH, Booth is a. intense and passion
sts as ever. Last night his acting in ST. EascanS
Moytiwer was ike molten lead red heated. The
snihpssam for reputation, the femorse Of guilt, and
The shame u discovered crime were seen in all the
power they exercise over strongly feeling and
strongly willing man. II any one wishes to see
prssien iaealized- intensified by the imagination,
shd expressed through the moving tones Of a voice
swelling and quivering with feeling him go
and hear Mr.. Booth. He appears tonight in his
laVorise character Of ST GILES Overysaeh.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-01-02
NO TIME TO LOSE.
~ DUN Ioqullnur, figerit invida
" Etn eafpe dion, guam minimum Crednla pestero.n

Asai; cafpe diam guam minimum crsdula pestsron
Her. I, Cd II, 8.
No time to lose no time TO losel
Life's fleetns moments urge us on
Fen whis we pause 70 think and choose.
The golden time for actisn Is gone.
No time to lose! Times pinions flying
Chase the huTying moments fast;
And one by one the hours are dying,
Until another year is past.
No time to lose let's baIish sorrow,
And live in pleasure while we may;
Let Is fling our cares upon the morrow,
And seize the blessings of to-day.
We have no time to lose in sadness,
No chilling grefs our hearts should freeze;
Adown life's stream let IS glide in gladness,
And spread our sails to pleasures breeze.
No time to lose lfe's sands ebbing,
And all things whisper of decay;
And the pulse-clock's ceaseless throbbing
Tells we too must pass away.
No time to lose let S not be wasting
The few brief moments left us here;
Fill up your cup, while life is lasting,
And drink welcome to the year.
.Nep Orleans, Jan. 1, 1850. JB R.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-01-02

10 The National Intellieencer Of the 25th, re-
eeivsd BY yesterdays mail, is double sheet, and
contains the message Of the Presidents and the re-
ports q he Secretary Of the Treasury, the Secre-
fsrs 81 War, the Secretary of the Navy the Secre
iary al the Intsrior, and the Postmaster General.
Such an amount Of ,interesting official documents
were never before issued together in one daily sheet
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-01-02

SUGAR AND COFFEE IN EURoPE.-The Balti-
more American copies from the Circular of highly
respectable and well-informed house in London,
the following statement respecting the stocks of
Sugar and Coffee in Europe at the last dates
LONDON, Nov. 80, 1S49-Sugar.-T stocks in
the principal ports of Europe were, on the lst of
November, as follows:
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-01-02

FRom THE BRAzes- We learn from Capt, Bo
oast, Of the sieamship Portland, which vessel ar
riycd yesterday from Bsszos ST. Jagos thar small
schooner, called the Jane & Elizabeth, was driven
from hes anchorage on The 18Th ult., with loss Of
hopepfit, and has since been taken of, but is to-
lal.r tnsit % proceed en- her voyage.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-01-02
RICH DRY GOODS
For kHOEg6ffgN Presents.

At Greatly Reduced Prices.
~ NJ. SIMPSON, rs Charities street, offers for
". sale at very moderate prices, the following styles of
DRY GOODS, selected for Presents:
Rich SILKS, for Dresses
Plain SATIN DE CHINE;
Extra Damask Broche dos
Rich BrOcade Gacee and Figured SILKS-new styles;
Rich White Damask Broche and Brocade-tor Evening
High Coored Plaid and Striped Silks cheapfor Cldrens
Tartan, Scotch Raw silks-for Children's wear;
Satin striped Black Silks p. ID. Soes, boiled;
Plain Black Siks-for Dresses;
Extra wide Black Silks, for Mantillas:
CASHMERES and MOUSSELINE DE LANES;
Rich Paris CASHMERES, embroidered in Velvet-new;
Paris Silk Cashmeres-new designs;
Printed Cashmeres-plain do:
MOUSSELINE DE LAINES-A large assortment of
all styles and prices which will be offered very low prices
to close out the stock of the present season.
SHAWLS.
Rich Embroidered Canton Grape Shaw, of all eoorsfrOm
So to $50 each;
Long and square fine Scotch Lambs Wool Shawls;
Black and Colored Silk Shawls.
Embroidered POCKET HANDKERCHIEFS-low priced
Fane citG IL iRGlNSiDDKFsERcHIEFs--for the neck;
HOSIERY and GLOVES;
MANTlLLAS, MANTfLLETTES, VlSITES and
FRENCH CLOAkS-A large assortment Of Paris Cloaks,
Manlas MaAulettes and Vises, coored and black, OF
Saun Nts-ss. 10 Rhite-efnhroidered richly and va
Hous Trimmings VT los
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-01-02

THAT CAkE--Sent us yesterday by our friends
Clark a. Miller, who keep the popular Coffee and
Cake-shop in Perdido street, was most rich one,
as every one can testify who had the pleasure Of
tasliur Il II they furnish their customers with
srch cakes as the one they sent US, they well de-
serve ihe patronage which has been given them.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-01-02

THEFT ON SHIPBoARD.- Yesterday the Captain
Of the ship Beatrice, which had just arrived, made
complaint before Recorder Genois, accusing some
Of his crew and steerage passengers of breaking
into number of boxes Of shoes and puFloining a
large amount of properly. David Snow and John
Mass have been arrested and few pair Of shoes
recovered
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-01-02
GENTLEMEN,s HOSIERY GOODS J
Norris ~ WSaU.

FASHIONABLE CLOTHING STORE
HAVE just received q LOT Of
III English Cotton H.ALF-H!olsE-yer{ sgperiort
:. Merino UNDERsHIRTs and DRAWERS;
50 Silk g dz7
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-01-02

Hos Foa THE BoYs.--There viii be general
nesting Of the Younger Brothers of Temperance
this evening, a. o'clock. at Crystal FOunt Hall.
All who feel an interest as members, are earnestly
requested to attend as business OF importance will
Be transacted. Come one, come all.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-01-02
Important CORRESPONDENCE.

Sir-Send me the Herald al my own expense and the
numbers from the 10Th inst, inclusive; Yours truly,
JEREMIAH NORTON
ASswERit is against rule to send the Herald without
the money frst in hand. But the Speaker not yet
chosen and money be legally taken from the Treasury
the members mast extend feelings of compass
sion the M. G, the worthy wahewOmen and board
ing house matrons do in Washington We will let MIR. Nor
ton have the tick for week. but unless he helps to
get Speaker shall inevitably stop his intellectual YaOs
after that time.-l Editor Of Herald.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-01-02

KosoIUsKo-The Judges of the Circuit Court of
Washington, ID. c. have given their decision in
the Chancery case of the heirs Of Kosciusko as
the administrator Of the personal estate of Col
Bomford and his sureties to the probate bonds of
Koseiusko's estate. They dismissed the demurrer
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-01-02
The present stocks in London I

Cofee-Has regained great favor. Native Cey-
Ion, after having been down to AS 3D., has rapidly
advanced within the last few days-49s. Cd. has
been paid to-day, and nothing is to be had under
sos. now further considerable advance is ex-
pected. Plantation Ceylon remains comparatively
SIS to 62s cd, Foreian- serssfef1afn very scarce
A Aoatinelasrgoof good first Rio has been con-
.s8gned to Hamburg The stocks in the principal
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-01-02
YyO CIOse COlaStgalaleealt

VETII.I, be Offered at remarkably Low PRIoEs, at
w KING'S, az GTayier Street,
large lots Of.
DOMESTICS,
BLANKETS,
hosiery,
IRISH LINENS,
DRESS GOODS,
and many other articles at from o to rs per cheaper
than at any other house. KINGS, z G9rdUseP st.,
dis 3taw3w door from Camp
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-01-02

THE GOLD DoLLAR.-The Washington Globe
says that at least five millions of the gold dollars
onght be issued from the mint whereas there has
only been one
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PriCeS Red2Ece1y

E-sSs ANIMALS POETS ILLUSTRATED, BIBLES
PICTORIAL, BIOGRAPHIES.
Juvenile Works, Fancy Articles,
Papeache Desks and Work Boxes Gard Cases. Pens
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The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-01-02

THINGS IN New YoRK.--A disgraceful fracas
occurred in the Superior Court of the City of New
York, on the goth ult, between two young law
yers, named c. Bainbridge Smith and Lucius E.
Bulkley, the latter the plaintiff and the other one
Of the defendants in suit now being tried in that
Court for malicious prosecution. Immediately on
the adjournment Of the Court, and before the Judge
had retired from the bench, the young men got into
scuflIe, and Smith struck Buckley violent blow
in the face. A challenge to fight a Ia Sullivan and
Hyer was Immediately given, and the parties were
leaving for that purpose when their friends inter-
fered Smith, however, was indispensable, and in
state of frightful excitement rushed in and out of
the Court fighting the air with his fists, and daring
the other to the encounter; but Mr.. Buckley walked
out with his friends and no further attack was
made. This is most disgracsful affair, and it is
almost to be regretted that il did not occur before
the Court rose, that a proper punishment might
have been inflicted upon the guilty party. The
origin Of the affair, it is said, out of Court, and
arises from purely personal feelings but they
should have been taught that that was no place to
exhibit their angry passions, settle their per-
sonal difficulties.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-01-02

MARTINS BIBLE ILLUsTRATIoNS-A most mag
ncent work, with twenty elegant Steel Plates taken from
the prominent events early Biblical History; with
Scnpural Notes to each plate designed and executed by
the most eminent artists Of London Folio edition, turkey
HE ATH. s 81 NEW GALLERY OF BRITISH ENGRAv.
MooRE's MELoDIEs-FOiO edition, with ten beautiful
CoNsf ANTfNoPLE, and the Scenery of the Seven
Churches of Asia Minor illustrated in series of Draw
y th Rev Robs @P Wah L. B. auarto o.
CHA a.GpiV9 ffR04 AND COSTUME IN TURKEY AND
FINIREN,s lLANPscAPE AMP PORTRAIT illus
III TGso RsFSs and
THE Eii 2TIfiaHoRs Of ENGLAND-A ses. of Medallion
Portraits Of Modern tRtsEa5y Chi91acts engraved from
BERTt9s cosTHS .ee. of Female Figure. in
THE G2TTRE CHS II S9 HsSS BEAUrrEsBens
Portraits Of the principal Female Characters in Lord By.
THE WAVERLEY NOVELS ILLUSTRATED.
THE THE BOOB 99K 9E OF Wyg,AlyTEsRRttEEY GENE
SCENES lE IN The LIVES 81 The APosTLEs
ASEESSEEss n E#E kEEEs 81 EHf RR$AESSg{RkEcnS
gMEke kSE Elk T 81 & kkfy'
THE HfRoTNEs Of sHAKsPEARE-COmpri tn,
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| THE WOMEN OF THE BIBLE-Delineated in a Seres
Of Sketches Of Prominent Females mentioned in the Holy
Scripture by Cergymen Of the United States; illustrated
by eighteen characteristic Steel Engravngs edited by tht
Rev. y. NJ. Wainwright, D, D; II beyond the pOwe
of language to give description adequate to this truly
magnificent volume, The most prominent events o.
Schpura History, blended with the holy light Of female
influence, here Faithfully and graphically deneated
1t is indeed book, and laying aside its intrinsic
merit, the beauty of its execution makes it fitting
| ment for any lady's centre table.
| THE WOMEN OF THE OLD AND NEW TESLA
MENT-A Series of Portraits with characteristic desenp
tons by several American Clergymen. Edited by VIM
b. Sprague, ID. ID. Illustrated by Is original designs en-
graved expressly for this work.
II This book Of exceeding merit got up in various styles
binding including the gorgeous Paper Mache splendid
founded the Of The Women of the Bb which
though work displaying great literary and Judge
ment fully equaled net eKceed by The Women Of the OK
and New Testament In nation the of the
has Woman received respect consideration leo
due her social relation with Mani than these United States
during the present century And is glorious thing
advance in civilization and refinement the beings control
greatest actions forming the subjects of beautiful
Literature and Artl
THE PARALLELS OF OUR JORDAN elegant an
most appropriate Present for Christmas and New Year
beautifully illustrated, and bound in Antique Carvings
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-01-02

THE MAILs.--As the old gear closes, d,
new one commences,w with mail failures. The East
ern mail failed again yesterday, from some points
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CASH SILK GOODS EsTABLIsHMEN
d. Y.NLe .gi.. 8. CO,

WHOLESALE DEALERS
| IN SILK, FANCY AND STRAW GOODS,
MILLINERY ARTICLES,
RIBBONS, N
LACEs, EMBROIDERY,
GLOVES,
HOSIERY and
NO. ~ MAGAZINE STREET,
! dI5 gt1n het,yeen Cannon and Grayief SITS,
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-01-02

Pt&ciDnss gARiET1Es.-Ths evening wiz be presented
Silnso q le Seven Gsasd Hervanfs; ser which Pas
Argea To he followed By the fhrrs Of Done Of Both
E To ecnclpde With the favodte farce Of Forty and
XIu."
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-01-02

10 James NJ. Power, lately appointed Charge
to Naples, has declined the appointment account
of III health, and sailed to Havana E. ]. Morris,
Of Philadelphia, formerly wing member of Con
gress, has been appointed to succeed him.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-01-02

j. B. STEEL, IA CAMP STREET:
New Orleans stationers' Warehouse.
.Rasasey6yIS for 1850,
Together with a choice
SELECTION of ILLUSTRATED WORKS,
Suitable for
Christmas and New Year Presents.
e- The subscriber takes pleasure in recommending his
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any other city in this country Europe.
"Gts are the beads of Menory's rosary,
OF friends and dV Cd atsetonsH
English and American ANIMALS for 1850.
THE KEEPSAKE = London Annual, with thirteen
The g DRAWiSG scRAPBooK Popular
EMn satax A1nnfh' prOusey illustrated by Charles
THE CEN OF THE sEAsoN-with twenty splendid
THE LITERARY GEM-A Choice Garland of Prose.
Poetry and Art. Containing twenty finely executed en-
THE LEAFLETS OF MEMoRY-An Illuminated An.
EHE ETY. SS 5SfSi f. SD HsiydsSg Gift
| THE FORGET MEN T1BeauifuLy illustrated.
FR Fri SsHff'S e oFFERNGA Christmas NewYear
THE Ell P6 BF a SF PFEsSRR Th elegant ensravns'
THE THE GAasRL 4 Slr Or, Token of Ersndship
%HE S sSSSs & 81 S iii 'H u N'''''''
THE GIFT OF FRIENDSHIP.
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| JUVENILE ANIMALS.
| THE JUVENILE SCRAP-BOOK;
| BUDS AND BLOSSOMS;
CHRISTMAS BLOSSOMS;
! THE CR0CUS;
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| Of Edgeworth, Sherwood Barbauld, Farley, Embury
I. s. Arthur, Charlotte Elizabeth, Mary Howit ant
other writers OF juvenile celebrity.
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BLOCK ALPHABETS, TRANSPARENT STATES
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-01-02

or Father Mathew arrived in Richmond on
ths 2lsi ult. and oficatsd Al the Catholic Church
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-01-02

gr CnaRrKs THnixR r p performance this evening
nil cp,nnlenes with he comedy Of E His Last Legs after
rtu consers By The Hafon family. TO opsrlnde with the
qlant spectacle Of iha q Forty Thieves
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-01-02

ar signora BIsCACCIANTl Mr. sTRAKosCH have en-
gsged for this occasion the vocalist Madame O. CA
MI sgnor BlsCACClANT the great Viooncest, the Ca
pella Sistln1 in Rome, viii also appear.
The PROGRAMME will CONSIST of the
popular Italian AVID English SONGS DUETToES sCENAS new
FANTASIA by STatoseh, SOLOS by Biscaecianti ETC.
EN Price Of admission One Dollar Tickets be had at the
al
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-01-02

0neAr Goohs "A rDREws, At the New York Cheap
s,on rze q Jnlias aid st. Charles streets Is SIN selling
q rsss seauesd pdss. Give him call and szanine his
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-01-02

Officers of George Washington Lodge No. i, A. y M
:; g. e BIZ -..-.....W NJ D. L RICARpo .j D.
G. L. HYAMs. .........j F. A. DENTZEL Secretary
z. I. ESTLlN .-.".... 20. D. jail
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-01-02

eB Neither the Captain British ship
from Liverpool will be responsible for debts contracted BY the
dS9 s.. W. ANDREWS & co., Common st.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-01-02

The CLERKsHIP OF THE HOUSE OF REPRE-
sENTATIvEs.-The election of the Clerk and other
officers of the House is deferred until after the
Holydays. The correspondence Of the Baltimore
Sun says:
There will be brisk contest for the Clerkshp. The pin.
ray dses apply IT, The wings have presented no
caucus candidate But, their side Mr. Campbell and
Mr. Medel spoken Of Mr. FOney the democratic
candidate. Some Others have been named. Sam' L. Gov
enenr of Virginia, formerly of New York, will certainly be
brought forward candidate and under circumstances
very favorable o success -
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