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COMMON MERIDIAN FOR ALL NATIoNs--We
find il stated in The French journals, that in con
sequence of the confusion existing between the
maritime calculations of different powers, and the
unfortunate occurrences to which it sometimes
leads, the naval powers of the North Russia,
Sweden, Denmark, and Hollaud-have entered
| mo an agreement TO open conferences on the old
question of a common meridian for ali nations.
| France, Spain, and Portugal it is said have given
| IN their adhesion 10 the scheme; and hope il
| held out that England will come inio the arrange
| ment. There never has been, and there never can
| be, doubt to the utility TO of common
| points OF reference and uniformity of regulation ;
| and no local JEALOUSY should be allowed 10 stand
in the way of them. The most advanced opinion
the Continent seems to be in favor of the selec-
lion ofan entirely neutral point of intersection
say Cape Horn-which would have the immense
advantage of being agreeable to the Americans If
the Admiralty are disposed 10 go with this move
ment, there probability of establishing
once and for ever, this great maritime desideratum
London Athen@um.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-03-05

DAN HlKoK-ihs pleasing host and boundful caterer ha
tofonghy renovated his house the Lake end of the New
smell ROAD and made additions to ii that will render i
henceorwasd agreeable resort for ladies' His larer
supplied with the best edibes of the season. his bar wi t
best wines, and of the nny tribe his arrangements are suc
as to insure him the most and delicious and in abupd
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-03-05

Mrs. Madison's household effects are advertised
in the Washington papers to be sold at auction.
Among them are an original portrait of Washing
ton, by Stuart, one of Jefferson, Madison, and
Mrs Madison by the same great artist; one OF
John Adams, by Col Trumbull, and one of Mon
roe, by Vanderlyn, all originals, and painted espe-
cialy for Mr.. Madison, and have never been out Of
the possession of the family. Besides these, are
portraits of the three great American Hkgoverers
Vespuccus, Columbus and Cabot, and manly other
valuable paintings.
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U. 5. Mail Steamship Company.

EOR CALIFORNIA, HAVANA AND NEW
4 YORk-The double engine steamship OHIO, James
F. SchenCk q. = n, commander, having been thoroughly
repaired and improved has resumed her place the line and
will leave for New York. from her wharf, oppose the Place
d. armes, with the Government Mails, on THURSDAY,
the 18th inst. O'Clock 4 precisely.
eV" This Company has now four new and magnificent
Steamships, the REPUBLIC, COLUMBUS, lsTHNUs and An
TELOPE running sem-m0nthy the Pacific side from Pana
ma San Francisco The connection Panama being now
complete will be carefully kent up therefore, passengers
may rely meeting with detention al that place except
the usual stay port.
t-@" An experienced Surgeon accompanies each of the
Company steamers.
eg Passengers for Havana must procure passports from
the FINNISH l,nnsnl.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-03-05

For CHAGREs-Owing to unav odabe causes, the packet
brig Oetavia did leave last evening advertised She
VIII positively cave this evening O'Clock, VIII oh time
passengers hid bster be board To tho who conem
pe taxing pas age in this vessel your behs
AT once a. TIE are but few Application can be
aue ON eoaf Lower Pea, Tier the agent, John
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-03-05

On Tuesday, the 4th inst, JAMES P. CLENDEN1N a ua
tive of Pennsylvania late OF ST. Louis Mo. and brother oil
j. = ClenGenin, ESQ OF this city.
" friends OF the deceased and the members Of the I.O.
are respectfully invited end his Funeral Circus
THIS AFTERNOON, Al 1 O'Clock,
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-03-05

PREMIUM PgRFUNERy.-G. N Morrison. No. 10 Masa
zine street. has BEN appointed agent for the sale of Balm
celebrated Perfumery and has hand. and will be con
stany receiving, large and varied assortment, which
particularly invites The attention of the trade See his ad
yerlisenent
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-03-05

HEBREW CoNsEcRATIoN.-The new Syna-
G ogue, in Rampant street, is to be consecrated to-
day. The doors will be opened at two, and close
at three, after which there will he no admission.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-03-05
JENNY LIND'S GRAND CONCERT.

Gs- Tickets JENNY LIMBS CONCERT on WEDNEs
DAY EVENING, the 5th be procured thu Bookstore
J. D. STEEL, No. IA Camp
N B.-A few choice Front Seas the First Second Dress
Gree Paquee Pit, sale, and
tans small advance from the above hous.
j. o. Steel, Nc. II Camp street. mh5 Il
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-03-05

We requested call The attention of the trade ant
country dealers the extensive sale of the Boston Sand
wich Glass Company's which takes place this da
al the Auction saes Room, of Sykes Hyde & Co.. Nos
81 and 53 Magazine street. Sale commence at l01
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-03-05
NEW SPRING GOODS,
DRUGS, MEDICINES, etc.

II The Subscriber has in tul and cifgy selected
stock of DRUGS, MEDICINES FRENCH and ENGLISH cf M
ICAS which oGerei Planters Physician. others,
prices. JAMES s. SHAW, Druggist,
feS im2ip Veraudsh Corner.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-03-05

RECORDER CALDwELL's CoURT-SteaiiRg al the Fire
About a dozen men we've arrested on Monday night last
on the charge of ealing from the FIRE Banks Arcade
1t appears be with certain class OF people, IL
steal whatever they lay their hande The person.
were snaignei, and, matter OF course, pleaded MOI
guilty. They rem nded for examination,
Louis Gaitch, brought up for examination on thu
charge of having solea vest and OF socks from
the of Bernard Cohen on the evee lie was sent b.
fore he First District Court Tor uta
John TODD was arrested by I'll
s4est. while he was elimDiag as ~
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-03-05

MILITARY CHANGEs.-By the following official
order, as will be seen, Gen. Brooke has been or
dored from Texas to California Gen. Persltor r.
Smi h having been ordered from the latter place
to Texas. General Smith has large number of
friends in Louisiana, as also in Texas, who will be
highly gratiied to see him; and at the same time,
Gen Brooke, who is well known in NewOrleans,
will be warmly welcomed as he passes through
here on his way to his new command. The fol-
lowing is the order:
HEADQUARTERS OF THE ARMY. Adj. Gems Office,
Washington, February 70, ISL.
General Orders No. IL . -,
Brevet MAJOR General G NJ. Brooke and P F. Smith viii
exchange Neither will await the arrival oil the
other but each proceed wi bout delay to the headquarters OF
IS new command $50 -,
Assistant A,ju Generals Deas and oker will remain
the hea quarters of the Eighth ID partment and Paehc
division resp cvey, and Assistant AdJntant General tan
by will repair Washington and report for orders at the
headquarters OF the army.
BY cOmmsnd Of MAYOR General Scott: ,.,
Headquarters Western Division
New Orleans, March g. 1851
". W. j. ). BLISS, A. A. A. G.
Headquarters, Fifth Military Depaitment,
New Orleans, March 3, 1851.
j. NJ. BRASNAN, A. A A. G.
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New APPLICATION OF THE GUERREoTYPE
Hiram Hayden, an ingenious artist OF this village,
has shown US three landscape views taken by the
usual Daguerrean apparatus, upon white paper
surface all at one operation. This is the first sue
cessful attempt produce positive picture by this
extraordinary medium. The pictures exhibit the
fleet of light and shade, similar to a fine engraving,
ringing out the most delicate minutia, with the
fidelity of the ordinary Daguerreotype. For many
purposes this improvement will be of great i'm
portance, as it will enable the operator to produce
views and portraits of any size that may be re-
qured, and at cheap rate. We understand that
Mr.. Hayden has made application to secure patent
upon the mode of preparing the paper previous to
It's use Waterbury lCtl America.
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THE CoMpRoMrse IN VIReIxIA.-A den

THE COMPROMISE IN VIRGINIA,-A democratic
convention, which assembled at Richmond, Va,
on the 9Th ult, passed resolution, declaring that
all further agitation of the slavery issues, and oil
their late adjustment, either upon one side or upon
the other, having practical end, " IS now worse
than vain and is dangerous alike To all that is pre-
c'ons in the Union, and all that is worth preserv-
| ing in the Statesn
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-03-05

FRONTIER CoLoNIEs,-The Mexican Govern
ment is establishing chain of military colonies
along her Northern frontiers. They will aid in
repellmg the Indians.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-03-05

PoTATo CRoP.-About 100000 bushels of po-
tatoes have been purchased in this market, mp to
the present time, and sporLed by railroad to
Boston. The price paid few weeks since was
thirty cents bushe and is now fifty cents or more.
Montpelier tVt) Patriot.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-03-05

Thomas H. Gias, who died IN Washington,
D. O., a lew days since, held the post of Fourth
Auditor OF the Treasury from the year 1898 until
June, 1850, when he resigned on account of ill
health. When he first received The appointment,
II was called the Chief Clerk to the Navy Account
ant, but was afterwards changed to its present de-.
signaton,
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-03-05

The Swedish bark Ulna Capt, Wahlgram, took
fire in the harbor of Charleston on the morning
OF the 9Th ult She had on board 490 bales cot
ton, and $40 barrels rice, and wanted but abour
200 packages to complete her cargo. The bulk
of the cargo was insured in New York The YES.
sci was insured in Europe. 1t is not stated what
portion, if any, of the cargo has been saved.
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SHIRTS: sHIRTs.i sHIRTs!:.

tV~ We have Just received per ships William and Bay
State large assortment of SUPREME SHIRTS con.
sisting of all sizes and styles OF Linen and Cotton.
NORRIS t. WAY, % Camp street,
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-03-05

THIS ingenious instrument, as may
4 the cut, supports the wh0'e Body,
and is of great value 10 persons suffer. LLs-S
ing with Pa ms or " eakness in the NY
Back, Chest or side, giving imme- NJ
date relief, and finally rendering the 49,
weak and detected, strong and vigorous.
The constructive, nr those prerlspusei
10 cons gmplon may be greatly hene n
fitted, and have Lite prolonged by the Y
USE Of this b r A G Il
~" CALL and examine the BRACE.
and convince yonrelve
SHERMAN, AGENT for II
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purpose of entering house. John Furong also
ed for assisting Todd in his climbing operation. Both of
the accused were sent before the First District Court.
Jerry Gotten was the First District Court the
charge of stealing ham from the steamboat Silas Wright
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-03-05

Collins, the Irish comedian, commenced an en-
gagement at the Walnut street theatre, Phiadel-
phia, on the 24h nit.
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IT, l. STEAMBOAT ~ -
- DEPA RES. -

FebrS ,,ary, Steamer. CAPTAIN. Hour. Destination
Wei, 5, OREGo N, Hiern, O'Clock
It boswell }. T. Lnrose 10 O'Clock cast
"T. JAMES, Power, O'Clock Laiotrchs
" sEALUDA. Page clock. Yasoo Riper
"a EN- TAYLOR, Trinidad, o'clock DoHa,dson-iQs
ANNA, Johnson 70 o'clock bayou Macon
Dt 3. MosBY Kersheva. 10 o'clock .Auakapas
BELVsJ EssB, sIsk '~9ressscs ..s '.hedhougs
ST. LOUIS, Taylor, O'Clock .-..SS-.. 81 'o"'
" COLUMBUS Post, o'clock ~ ''Ti'
FANNY SMITH, Richards O'Clock. Lon's..' 10
Thurs, NANIoPE Castillo l2o'clock. AuokapHs
" TEXAS Claiborne, 10 o'clock. Fort ToU"st"d
D." CALIFORNIA, Reynolds, O'Clock. ......... hoJts
" DOVE, Box O'Clock. Arkansas f''sf
" HECLA, Kay, o'clock AItrGndfia
MONROE, Gwartney O'Clock. YGEo'
Fndy BELLE CREOLE, White, O'Clock. Pickab"s
FLORIDA, Gberson 40 'clock. .NoAs
" PATRICK HENRY. Landry, o'clock. Baton Rouge
MARY FOLEY, Daferes 5 O'Clock ..-.... LqioRchs
saur g. NATCHEZ NO. Leaths o'clock ..Hard Times
Z. ~ WHITE, Brady o'clock.-.-..-. WiiGmsport
MUSIC, streck O'Clock. LJouTChs
Mond 10, MONTGOMERY, Estes O'clock. Pr1ncsto,
Tues II, PRINCESS NO. B. Holmes o'clock ....Pisks-rg
Upcertam ORIENTAL Parkinson O'Clock ..PiisLrg
BosToNA Price, O'Clock. .LouisvLs
| GEN. LAFAYETTE, Bentley O'Clock. .LouisyH.
"a " h. P. McNEAL, Booker. 4 O'Clock Ntmphls
" GEN WORTH, jerks, 5o'clcck ...-......h ~phis
d" BUENA VISTA, L.amothe O'Clock ST. L9us
PRIDE OF THE WEST, Rogers 10 O'Clock ST Loui'
" " PACIFIC FuhiOn, o'clo'sL ........St. Louis
" g IOWA, Carter O'Clock 7--...--.'-. LOUIS
| " sULTANA, Gable, O'Clock. 81. t'ats
" MICHIGAN, Irwin, O'Clock --....-......N ashVi"s
| " HUNGARIAN, Warmsn. e "c "'a't
| g. W. KENDALL, Norton ~ o'clock 1860. cinfn "ri
| " " AMERICA IohnHon,S O'Clock. .INdshS7Hs
| " RoQuols Lee, O'Clock. .Nashg'te
| ALAMO, Reed O'Clock. 0uaehtta hirtr
BRIDE, Amsden, O'Clock Red River
MOBILE Frost, O'Clock ..HotHs
| &" " J. MORRl3ETT Fndren, O'Clock. .HttunHkd
|
IW- Steamer JOHN MoRRsErr will ray any debts
| ie2i HENRY McCULL, Clerk
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The American Bible Society have forwarded g
copy of the Scriptures to Gov. Bell, of Texas, pro
badly to convince him that Shakespeare was no
the author.
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See First and Fourth Pages.

s~ Mr. p. II. Barnum will deliver a Lecture on
TempeAnce. at the Lycenm Hall, On THURSDAY
EVENING. at z o'clock, P. NJ.
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SHoT.-At Washington, young man, named
Frederick Williams, shot another named Campbell
son of the late clerk of the House, on Thursday
wounding him slightly
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-03-05

VIRGINIA INTEMPERANCE.-There are 755 man
ufactores of spirtuous liquors.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-03-05

DR. nitbEkr ON Enthusiastically twelve months ago
wepuoshei In the Crescent notice Of most entraodinar
cure oil cancer by d. Goer, the nose and face of Gov
after was removed and most shoekiny s,t we
ever looked upon. About four weeks alter we saw him
he was p,rieey wei and 10 all appearance and hs
was mos, Incredible, there was left upon his lace but gb,
This Governor returned home, and few MONTH -
airport was circulated in the city that the cam had
and was making su h rapid progress that Gov Truckers Nc
was despai ed of In fact. ssd by many thai b ,
dead 1t gives us great pleasure that Gov Tucte
in the city lew days since, and called at our Office
see us, perfect health There the s hes, symptor
OF the of the cancer has there been al any i'm,
We like to see the afflicted humbugged in this style
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-03-05

The population of Pennsylvania is 2,31S,5S9
and the aggregate number of dwellings, 2S67
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-03-05

PocKETBooK FOUND, - AT the fire in the Arcade on
Monday night, Sergeant McCabe, of the second Munich
pali Nightwach found pocket book containing draft
for $3.50. 1t can he seen at the Recorders office
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-03-05

lqhn Hoey, with his characteristic enterprise has eab
sned beautiful and line of Omnbuses between
Canal and the back of Apolo street, thus attdg
persons living that popuous and Increasing portion tn
city tbs advantage AID pie OF hide. He
reduced the fare and will, therefore.
find the demand Tor constantly augmenng. We hop
that the other Of Omnbuses will the prophet
OF educs their fare to the standard which will great
~ i.n in the large additional number OF pc
- They run through st, Charles stree,
'oi ia character IA ore Of the prnclps
plty,
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-03-05

eg- DR.. j. Lawrence Smith will deliver Supple.
mental Lecture on Chemistry, the Lyceum Hail. THIS
EVENING, quarter past O'Clock. The Lecture will
DO PHOSPHORUS. SULPHUR, SODIUM and POTASSIUM
with notice of of their compounds The Lecture
will be illustrated by experiments
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-03-05
BEAUTIFUL TEKIn AND SWEET BREATH.

NJ SHERMAN's oRRls TOuTh PASTE, warranted the best
denrice in the world and free all ous substances hard
ems the gums whens the teeth ard keeps them from aching Re
commended by the distinguished Dentists aud all who have
used it,
Prepared and sold by A Sherman M D. loo Nassau New
Chnrtres street mia OJp
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-03-05
MILE JENNY LIND.
Her Fare Wen Concerts in New OrIea ms

~" The public respectfully informed that positively
the LAST GRAND CONCERTS of Mile Jenny Lind
will be given in the ST. CHARLES THEATRE, on
MONDAY, WEDNESDAY and FRIDAY,
March Sd. 5th and It'll, 1851.
As she leaves Tor St. Louis Saturday, the 3h inst.
mh3 P. 7. BARNUM.
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The Ouachita River is still on the rise.

Gas has been introduced into the city of Rich.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-03-05
LOCAL MATTERS.

SECOND MUNICIPALITY CoUNcIL-rhis body met las
evening, Recorder Caldwell in the chair
The following the weekly report Of the Treasurer;
Received 20i, S24
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-03-05

DOCTOR WREN on Jackson, between Rous-
- and Laurel Streets Lafayette. Refrrences-Dr S
A,tatwright, DR., MCannon, Dr.Wm. q. Austin. mh5 ly
WANTED-A young man, OF pleasing address
w and business capacity this city for
subscribers very valuable and popu work None need
apply unless possessing the above qualifications such
chance will be given to make handsome
Apply at this office mh5 81
DRlVATE BOARDiNG-A Jew gentlemen
accommodated with Board, reasonable terms,
at 44i Common St John and St. Peter mh5 3mos
NOTlCE-The undersigned having lost his
Books and Accounts by the fir of yesterday morning
in Magazine requests those indebted him call
No 10 hartes and Those having claims
| Inn will present them for payment,
mh5 st. JAMES EVANS.
| FOR SALE CHEAP-A good second hand one
| L horse FAMILY BAROUCHE, also a HARNESS,
| having been but liIe used. Apply
CARMAN Il RICARDO,
mb5 1w Auctioneers, 20 Magazine 81.
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REFLECT ONE MOMENT.

SHERMAN, Agent for the : uth
10 st. Charles street, NV Orleans
~" Also, Agent for Dr. BannIng's celebrated RODY
BRACE. ie33 w.FM
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-03-05

SANgy1na= Crystal FOunt Division No. 4.
SIAVz IT, The members Of his Division Will meet at trytt
10y Fount Hal, No - IchoaptoaIas street AT malt past
sTNSS O'Clock THIS MORNNi Wefnestiy and from thence
proceed Funeral Brother GEORGE BROOKS al the
of Magazine AMI Barlh0omeR .IeetG... By order Il
mh5 J &. TOMLlNSCN W. P
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-03-05

FOR SALE-Notice to citizens and strangers
visiting the city-Receved by the ship Brutus, frs
Capt. Couch, from London, the following choice SJsG
Plants: Lescengbury Mos Roses nine kinds old asSsa
Red Moss Roses and White do all genuine; Caly- N.aT
canthus Florida do. PreGox, naive OF Japan 49,
Province Roses; Unique odnrata Rose-tree Pgnias fine
Dwarf B ue nahlia Roots; Black Hamburg Grape Vine,
and White MusCat OF Alexandria, Ladies and gentlemen
are requested call and Of Carondeet and
Julia Streets OWEN MuGONERN, FLORIST,
mh5 81 late from Richmond. Va.
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Jones, CORAL HAIR RESTORATIVE

ns- glory Maids Wives. Widows, and the GROWING
ornament OF Man.
1t to the Scalp what tiuano to the Earth in making fruitful
II is certain in its effect Death, year
Now reader these respectable citizens certify that Jones' Coral
Hair Restorative will have the following effect, without ial
isH Fbrc the Human Hair GroV hs Head, Face Body
1t i7iR Stop it Falling Cure Scrf Dandg aud nGks Red,
Gray or Light Hair grol Dark
Mrs W. Tompkns, 80 King street, NewYork.
Mrs Matilda Reeves, Myrtle Avenue, Brooklyn.
Mr. James Power, Grocer, Fulton street. Brooklyn.
Mr. Thomas Jackson, SO Liberty street, Pittsburg.
Henry E. Cullen, tatel Barber board South America.
tS But the beautiful the glorious effect dressing and
beautyng the Matchmaking soft dark silky, keeping
thrice as long any other article made.
1T Is ECO-NOMIC.4L and CHEAP.
but four shng bottle and the public
scnousy and honestly the
qualities.
genuine. Ask for JONES' CORAL HA
RESTORATIVE, and take other.
sold in New at the OF the American Eagle only 81
Chatham Price shlngs. Agent III Brooklyn, 39 Ful
tB- Only Agent New Orleans j. WRIGHT co. i5 Char
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-03-05
sUNBURN, FRECKLEs, TAN,

AND OTHER SKIN DISEASES.
" Are removed from the skin the admirable
the JONES' Italian Chemical Soap seems to act like
charm, for il makes the
YELLOW DARK and SWARTHY SKIN
clear and white (5ut public
cheated nostrums that they an article how
excellent may bel Such give this article
trial, if they afflicted with
Salt Rheum or Erysipelas,
they will find las physicians York know cure
1t is sold in New York only a Broadway.
tt" Sold by J. WRIGHT Il co.
mh3 st 2dp Isl Charities street, New Orleans
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-03-05

STANDARD WORKS.
ew- For sale by
ThOS. II. White,
No. So CANAL STREET.
THEIRS HISTORY OF THE FRENCH REVOLT.
TON.
SPARKS LIFE OF WASHINGTON-l2 vols.
ENCYCLOPEDIA AMERICANAl4 vols.
AMERICAN STATE PAPERS-5 vols. folio,
PRESCOTT'S WORKS, complete-including Ferdinand
and Isabella, Mexico and Peru.
IDETOCQUEVILLE'S DEMOCRACY IN AMERICA
MADAM D'ARBLAY'S LETTERS-n vols.
DICKENS COMPLETE WORKS.
LAZARUS NINEVEfI-2 vols.
| SCHWARTZ'S DESCRIPTION OF PALESTINE.
NOBLE DEEDS OF WOMAN or, Examples of Female
Courage and Vlrtue-by Elizabeth Sollng " Noble
examples excite noble deeds
| EVENINGS AT DONALDSON MANOR.
THE EAST: Ske ches of Travel in Egypt and the HOY
Landry Spence.
| RUSSELL.'S MODERN EUROPE-3 vols.
| ALTSON'S HISTORY OF EUROPE.
| HAZLETT'S LIFE OF NAPOLEON-i vols.
| SIR WALTER SCOTS COMPLETE WORKS.
1 BOLINGBROKE'S WORKS, complete vols
| QUEENS OF ESGLAND--i2 vols
| MACAULAY' TREASURY OF KNOWLEDGE.
MRS. SHERWOOD'S COMPLETE WORKS.
ALISON'S EUROPE vols.
MARSHALI4'S LIFE OF WASHINGTON, ETC., etc
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