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M. Fisla opsps the Mobile theatre Z tonight

J. m. Fisld opsrs the Mobile theatre tonight 4
The sd;sos q q. Eusaw lAls@ Dsnos.ss calls
George Jordan was convicted q negro stsslins
.ss..ty y ~, shs Mssscso nisl Circuit Csss cd
e.: + you'd :,s ~
| It's aaid that the mail company intend building
twssn LouisviiIs md Cnciassti. - - Z :" = :.
| The person who absconded few days since
c G money Of u. sSe md Msw Yt
The papers published along the AFkansas River
half sheets On sec,snt Of the inpebity Of
getting paper during The continued low wstss. q
% syssss sfs ), sf:Ss %s ssSess
.. ss ~S Ssnss: &
Vests picture of +" King Lsar in the Storm" is
i7s7 ieI Pc, ds's shsksOss,. ds.y Ed ,hs only OIL
The Mec,anica' Telegraph Line between Phila-
:ss " ssss.i 4! a. &. 8: :::
few DAYS ego the Clubhouse Of Mr.. George A.
bro. az .'sr snnt ~, AL liz. ws' dscysd y ire With
The U. 9. steamer Vixen arrived At Pensacola
O. The 81 instant from Mobile having On board Commo
&C. b ANY ANY and Capt. ''''''' o ~ ''a
Santa Anna is again talked of in Mexico a. the
oey man who can save The Repubic sesms certain that
nust Be broken Up. 2, - =
| Since.the recent election in Mississippi, the bar
. ,s.:s lake IhonPssn the Z. d..I ed: a
il tsE.s them hsf ! Day to 10 it, Poor fellow. ''-
Two Hungarian officers. feeling themselves az.
.nns y nora combat IL
cept-he never aocepu. -
The U. s. surveying brig Washington arrived
e sa s "" pabs1
At he Bsseisu Navy "a during ths winter '''' '
The Southern Planter says, one ton Of hay viii
from TIE weathsr Fodder t. also. vsy whoisoms foS III
same purpose. fJs'.l1 10
msts.bs svdsns. q ,hs attachment Of tbs srsai nass
Narvaex has apolOgixed for the expulsion of SiI
Henry Bulw from fhs court Of Spain and given him gram
dinner a. Pss .bss 'h'' buried the ha'cst under FFsaol
The New York Herald recently had sever,
.sf s % s;s. :: ;sss
Miss Gathering Hayes. in company with Gov
sCsn lqstSsiq:s which are loe.sd il the. city a. y
about fifty OF the unIoftunats collected IN the psilor
A man named Ashabel Brown, Virginian b.
birth. has been arrested at Sacramento the charge Of
ii: q s% he
Of May Last. ="
Two old men. upwards of seventy. years Of az
amused crowd Of spectator in Poydsncs the oths
day, by grand rough and ready fight and finally ended
rolling another in the gutter until separated. And
not n eonssquence Of liquor. but from that sFsensys
. monsier.'' jeaiousy r. s. 8 FlVps 3
, | About four years since wealthy farmer, name
Roberts, was murdered and robbed near Camden N. N
cine could that time be obtained Of the psspet,aof Of y
deed but il i snd that have recently led
detection Ths parcusrs Of the discovery not mad
public.
On Monday week a man named Joseph Corr
residing in Phadslphia committed suicide BY taking lsud
NUN He had beea NAMED about two weeks. and 10
poEsd that domestic and cuniay difficulties led him to
/. | NIT the rash act I.ta1-
al +" Hark through the dim woods dying r'
With moan,
l. Family the winds signing
A Summers g0nel''
a very singular meteor was observed passir
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Per ship Yicksburg.. from Newly srk-W MeNisl. II Ks
,ochan. J Savin and hdy-and 30 In stesTage.
Per brig Eedeia. from Vera Cruz-l6 paMensHs.
Per ship Aelvetia, from New YoFk-b3 in steesaGe
Per ship Edwins, from New York-S in stesrass.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-11-17

Getting Conmon.-A suit has been instituted in
the District Court, at San Francisco, California,
by Stephen r. Harris, to Dust from the Mayoralty,
G. J. BRENNAN, ESQ.,, acting Mayor. Said Harris
eontended that at the election held the % Septem-
Der, he was himself legally chosen Mayor of the
iii :
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Sir John Frankiin. The Alta California of Oct.
3, learns from Captain Taylor Of the chip Nye,
whaler, that the English Exploring Expedition, in
search of Sir John franklin, was bound north from
ST. Lawrence Island On the 7rh August. The Ex
petition would not come South this summer.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-11-17

4 Divorced The New Haven Journal contains
the following batch Of divorces obtained during The
present term Of the Superior Csuft Connectcut 1.
Albert Platt, Of Waterbury, divorced from Jeru.
shs Plat cause, desertion. Clarisss Watson, Of
New Haven, divorced from Alexander Watson ;
cause, desertion. Joseph Moody, Of Seymour,
divorced from Johanna Moody cause, adultery.
Elisabeth Northtop, Of New Haven. divorced from
WIN. Northrop; cause, desertion and intemper-
snee Thyrzs b'Csin, Of Bethany, divorced from
Hiram O Cain; cause. habitual iatemPersnce OH
= Langdon, of New Haven, divorced from Louisa
Lpngdon cause, adultery. Betsey Allen, Of Vs.
terbury, divorced from Isaac M. Allen cause, ha-
bituai intemperancs. Lyman Smith, Of Manga
tuck, divorced from Elects Smith cause, deser.
ton. Phoebe G. Peck, Of New Haven, divorced
from Dennis II. Peck cause, habitual intemper-
aBee. Fanny E.. Granger, Of New Haven, d.
vorcsdf from David H. Gnnger; cause, intemper.
anee and intolerabls cruelty. John T. Kennedy,
Of New Haven, divorced from Sarah Kennedy |;
cause, fraud ia marriage contract and desertion.
Jane G. Gridley, of Waterbury, divorced from
David Gridley; cause, habitual incompetence.
Mary Gordon, Of Bradford, divorced from John
Gordon; cause, desertion. -
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-11-17

Retrocession.-The citizens Of Georgetown, d.
c., are 10 have public meeting at Forrest Hall,
on the 2oth instant, take into consideration the
subject of the retrocesson Of Georgetown to Mary.
land. The Hon. William Cost Johnson, among
Others, will deliver an address.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-11-17

The elephant Columbus, attached to the mena-
gerie Of Raymond e. Co., and Herr Driesbach, died
at Lenox, in this county, OF Saturday. Columbus
il said 10 have been the largest and most valuable
elephant in the United States, He is supposed to
have been 100 years old His weight was five
tons, and he was valued at els, 900. When cross
ing one of the streams in Adams, the bridge gave
way, and the elephant was precipitated some fl
teen feet into the water. The injury received in
consequence Of the accident il said to have caused
his death, and it srumored that the owners of the
animal have prosecuted the town Of Adams for
damages tGPitnfeld (Mass) Sun. ...
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y..as sparagua.-The correspondents Of the NewYork
'fRoune writes from San Juan de Nicaragua, under
date of the 26th ult., as follows: ~ So
Ga the 18th inst the advance guard of Gen.
Chamorro's army. Chat Of the Montenegro party,)
consisting ofons thousand men, reached Matehres,
on the road to the city of Leon. Since then no
information has reached me.
Many Americans and a few Engsbmen have
Joined Munoz, aud he has also, as am informed,
Bragg's famous battery with him, and the opinion
of my correspondent at Leon is that if q battle
should take place Muuoz will be the victor, in
which case you may depend upon thu revocation
of the monopoly recently granted ~ Mr. White ON
behalf of the Canal Company, and the business
will be thrown orsn to general competition, which
will be source of great benefit 10 the foreigners
now residing in the country. ss.-.k -s
MIR. Whites singular intrgues at Granada have
seriously compromised the position and safety Of
the Americans in the country. SSr.J y
Monienegro's, successor, Don Jose Jesus de AL.
faro is represented to be man Of sterling abilities
and liberal disposition. ~ Il. @@..tj
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Moved Meth0d.-A few days ago the train COM
ing east, over the Michigan Central Railroad, ran
down fine buck, and after cutting him nearly in
two the cars stopped and the CARCASS brought
to Detroit This is novel mode Of making wa
upon the noble inhabitants Of the forest, and the
conductor is certainly entitled to the praise Of orig
inality in the idea Of making venison by steam.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-11-17

[Nots ths Fny municipality dsaynssd IN The following
table by the Nos eemmsncs al the Railroad and ful
Second nz) the Noa above the Steamboat La nd
ing being Fiaboa Landing. In this Third fms,, he
contnesce No. beine Pen, Wharf
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.,ttiPPINu..

INA ia bsFOA ana h AVA 4 A
xz6Exs PaeSe, = Dpsttcd States MGu L,Hs oetsoes1
9A saarssstoa ha0aNa. va SaeaasnA ana
aep Heetrhs sp'si.dd slssIGshlp ieAahi.. Gapl k0-
ans lluu buf;aen, uia ifps
CHA hi-EsftJN Is. ca to HAVANA. seavips havana
and I'D Of Unthi easns Chafles
.ol ior Tia the lsi and LJ,h ~ "a y 2 p
z 10 RATES ~ PAssAsk; :
Havana 10 ChaYiesten 81
naySna 10 Hey w "
fot firtner partcnsfs, apply 80 "
Al. T.. MukDEIAi, z hAflsslcn, OF ~ ~ u
Il. J. HAkT CO, ~ Tohoupiieulaa e. N. Us,eer.s.
Aaents al uaya IA, DRAhE BhU'Ss u &c.
xS Passengers lsaslns haslnA bs ship cad fsef
DO The fULs Oas W Iakng The Land koale,
New lofx and Pnaae. phia INNS ~ tAknk Tbs
.3ief iil,s s AsN
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-11-17

Tho Arkansas Fraud. - The Little Rock De-
mocrat, Of the Oath ult, contains an exposition Of
the attempted fraud upon the treasury Of the State,
The detection by the State Auditor and controversy
between State Printer (Mr. Whitley, and the Au.
ditor, Capt. Danley) The examination is full and
elaborate Astounding in figures and facts, to con-
Wet Whiteley of deliberately attempting fraud
upon the Tressury-frst for 81, 500, which was
passed by the Auditor who afterward discovered
it, and notified the other party that he would de-
duet that amount from his next account, which it
was expected would soon be presented. Whenthe
next account was presented, the Auditor, warned
by his FIRST experience, examined it closely and de-
tected another fraud Of 1856. This amount ad-
ded to the 81, 500, making $3,0s6; he proposed to
deduct from the account presented, 3,49S, which
would leave only about $500. To this, Whitley
objected Danley proposed to settle it before ju
dical tribunal Whitley refused, and instead Of
which he commenced series Of newspaper attacks
upon the State Auditor, through his paper, the
Banner expecting to brow beat public officer and
force him to abandon his duty, and to yield to his
(Whiteley's) swindling dictation.
Ii was out Of this official controversy that the
| late ARRAY grew. Whiteleys object in getting up
the fight was to evade this issue Of fraud. Not
having succeeded he has left the State disgracsd
man. ivan Buren, (Ark.) Intelligencer.
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PORT OF NEW ORLEANS.
.LArrvDsnONyOo 3 .--leusfrvpssOow.-s1,r. d.

. :
Monday Msnas. Nsvssss n. iaa.i 4
~-' S.Iearnd 1hfnr1avs = -,
asssrw-I 1.
StAam1hlp 4aIcon koqeeUs W. NHs y Senn1ngv
stssn.hie Losisisaa. Fssbs ealvssss. - lsS.si9
Ship Rilea Msda, whitnoe. Lvspes. !, BY BsEw
Smp LydMs Soete. n4sSsvs w. ASSo.2 80
1g,y 13SAs.sfSs 'e m g. Ss.n
SstA Il. " ~ iIv.nrra ~ DsA"
ps oe'A o ~ fs,.ssoAsa, \ p,.h.s,
p-h... AM r,rc.h y3o,aeaux W. n f,a: S.ssy
EIes l.k ~ ~ w.. = ~
81 81 kt cCS.s C Ssrs aevs-rsh ~
'>''' ''''' 80 - : - - :
,tCtt %a--sv>A i
. A1L.vec o. -,
spsamshp Fuseles. Dssscw' ITO" 1sN~Ssn I'm INST
Ship Msy Wssa, Wosds' 10 aa'' ITO" 70 fos
=. dict 1000 ny: =. =. r. -. u.,:s.. .,,4
Ship A6scino Elhou, 10 daysfrom beumo's 10 ballast.
=. u, maaff-za ny v...v..x
snip Heivesas mAnhs - da1s HON WV SAs0 Ass
=. Dfdee 9c9-sO myy:s =. -. r-v-a u .-u- =,
Ship hA7ets bsfys ~ days hom NJ" 49, n bnuaat, 70
:, m,1stes-Sd my ,e,... e.. !,
emp Aaianaxoo. Iayle6 ~ 1Ays v@ NswAosks y psI
'Sss"'SAs - 80 - 49,
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>IAs Latest Kl-The Troy lAla.) Palladium
presents the name of Hon. R. F. Stockton, Of New
Jersey, for President, and Hon. James c. Jones, Of
Tennessee, for Vice President. 1t would look
rather queer to see such ticket nominated.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-11-17

The officers of tbs steamer Columbus. from d Louis,
report the steamer Atlantic. from st Louis f IL port
aground q Town Island steamer Gen. iron Memphis,
aersuhd u miles below Memphis. and Bsoos
alonssde endeavorns TO haul her of.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-11-17

u LoNOON and DUBLIN roRTRR. in pin. I'D
ssyOTCM and BURTON ALE. slse in pint aad assr
IRISH WHISKY. in puuohsoas and dsnijshs. with
: AMONTlLlADO SHERRY WINE. fs - n
3 JOHN TOOLE. 3 Rank Pises.
ALE-20 casks Tsnnent's Als,
- II pints. r. sais by ROBERT =. McAhYN, =
(yALCtNED MAlaNESIA-lO cases Cslsiaea
~ Ma, nss,s. ~ recel ssd Tor sas BY y,is aesl -
@ys NAssEf .nrnes Cawn and atss ,st ~
1tCklEs-~0o0 dgass, sssps,sa sisse, 6p sAis
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-11-17

Tsiescepes.-A new and most important inven-
ton in telescopes, possessing such extraordinary
powers that some, three and half inches, with an
extra eye-piece, will show distinctly Jupiters
moons, Saturn's ring, and the double stars; with
the same telescope, weighing only three ounces,
can be seen person 5 countenance three and hall
miles distant, and an object from sixteen to twenty
miles, They supersede every other kind for the
waistcoat pocket, and are Of larger and all sizes
with increasing powers accordingly 1.-THE Globe
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-11-17

A Rsmedy.-A country paper says that rats may
be expelled from your cellars and granaries simply
by scattering few stalks ard leaves Of mullen in
their paths. There is some thing very annoying in
this plant to the rat 1t affords, therefore, very
easy remedy for most perplexing evil, and much
more economical and less troublesome than gun.
powder, " rat exterminator," cats or traps.
The National Monument is now carried up to the
height of l02 feet.
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STEAGH(JATSs

SIEA{l4DeJAv6
- 2 $780, - 1880
LE s -: scs:fsss5s S.2s
.,,,. t..1. - I: = ~
TO- "a ies 3: s',s: g. Sc; sS s
] - ;. :. p ne Siss;ayS $500
g. =, T. "a g, g Sc s 8 g 81
-: - Z ~ vSss:s.ss. z. - = go
- 5SsSsssscSs 81 1ss -: - ssk.:.
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kk s: $3.50. e: - a &c
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p dss r. & 1sss; & Z. ~ ~; AZ
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sl.s.. ssd "A! ls.ss a a sis;s - q
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IGS hse9isE Ysses Peck3s Hgs1 H. -
$3.50. v;sssssss. A. y IS
naa.ss. viii eeSs - ~ a4sss = luEsAA "a ~ W
superior sceon nedsiisss, apply Oh hsd. see4e
hog:s st'ssi' o. 70 .y.. y. N fygAz1as?a.ss.
:. -, rae R...is, ~ W -: 1900
le1 f.ekss L.ssh ~, q; :. I Is. 60
ss:s5 Ws,ss. ,s s se ssaDs s.e
Pen Adams. bsyos Ssss. Baton keass s1d Deas6.-
ESWNDss ~. Asay ssksqss .ssss.s. sis pes:dsss
MkDN ESDAY. l9ta hstAst, = scisck. e y; Bss
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. 5sI,,sss " ,:,s,u ~. =,
s'::I Y. :s :; :ss;,ss ss Z:
as.sas -. 8. !, 9 s1s:
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SEW oRLEAMs CATTLE mAHKEa

NEW ORLEANS CATTLE d XIX EFT
JEFFERSON CITY.
. Sunday Evening, November l6. 1851.
Arrived A. Fuseer. ITO head of Texas Cattle
per Columbus. 2s head Of Western Cattle. Hogsa Sheep
are scarce
-f -PRlCEs-
BEEv CArTLs (Western). y b
CTeXAs, eto).. .5GOAc v % net.
Hoes y net
SHERp ~ 256 o. rs . head.
mich Cows 1S20 e46 . head.
CALvss and ....... Is 506o8 30 y head.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-11-17

Enormous Tmsk.--An enormous tusk was exca-
va,ed the other day in Clsrmont county, Ohio, by
the laborers on the Little Miami Railroad. 1t was
imbedded in clean gravel ssfd, tweniy-three feet
below the surface Of the ground ten feet below the
track, and several hundred yards from the Miami
River. and some feet higher than the level of its
banks. 1t ives about sig feet in length, and six
inches in diameter at the base. When first dis.
covered il was, to all appearance, sound but upon
to prces. " s.5 fl- q
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-11-17

Interesting Cerenony-The ceremony Of laying
the corner stone Of a new Presbyterian church al
Alexandria, La, was performed on the Let instant
The ceremony was interesting and impressive.
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WANTED.

WANTED TO HIRE--A FIRST rate colored
w Cseos Cook. for whom fair price via bs paid
None need apply unlsa well recommended. aqur q this
WANTED TO RENT--A small House, suit.
ind large yard atsachsd. good any-
whese in Lafayette Rent msst Be- moderate. Apply -
to 70 Camp street. 80 = d =, - ,al6
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-11-17

Books under Bam.--We see by an article in a
late London paper, that the Archbishop Of the do
cese Of Lucon has issued decree forbidding his
flock to read Walter SCOTS novels, Don Quxotte,
the Arabian Nights, Robinson Crusoe, and the
works OF Chateaubriand. This is singular emu
meraton, and as no reason for the excommunica.
ton is given, it will be an amuzing puzzle to some
scholars to discover why these authors have fallen
into disrepute with the churchmen.
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Ssyase,s Oystes- Saloon.

SNa9e'S Oyster Saloon.
THIS new and extensive SALOON, which is
= Go :es L. x. NJ Tve 10 s s. any
Opened a. No. 10l ST. CHARLES ST. N.Y.
Ma. WEIR. better known a. . SAM !, m! y
- been connect with the business in this CITY .fsF
the lat nina yeais, having Q mnencsd with Mr..
Hob Jok. when he established
~ ~ this first Oyna saloon in the = u
eecotd Moniopaiy, remained with hiD -
till his DEATH and has continued the business q Co.
Wi such expesen. and an insxible d.efuination Y
ss!ve the .pblc tshfay with the best 10 n. h.s sam
large has been expended in 6 this saloon and
providing it, Bar with the ch0ice that an be pro-
have been employed. ncuane hs very bsst Cooks The
Lardsr will always be suppid with the chooest ts8 and
CANE and the OYSTER obtained v9Y ~
this e:abshmentln short. sIpen,s OF tnbe WIN rs
spared render this Saloon worthy the patronage Of TN
liberal and judicoos community. Oct0
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MAGNOLIA WAREHOUSE. = Notice

MAGNOLIA WAREHOUSE Notice to
IVA Shipper via the New Canal and Capains Of seanen
and vesses trading In the same.-The undevgnsd having
taken the above WassboIse, situated at s senss Of Nag
square below Poeys Lgmbsr Ysrd. as now prepared
receive freight for vessels The advantages offered
the saving Of dayase and quick dispatch the loading
Of yssssl % they load Immediately from ~ Ms.ssopse
N. B.-The Fnrt Pre-. Omnibus runs from the corner Of
Canal and ST Charles to lhe doors Of the WaIehouse
every half hour. .-sF ~ NIL lm3ps
TWENTY DOLLARS REWARD.-Stolen,
On the might e TIE a instant. ;Sn houss "a G
". Bsnhih tLondon} maken. No, siso. soid ieee. M
black hands, and double case on The back, As -
old family eis. the above reward wall be paid. and no
questions asked Jewellers and Pawnbsekers - well -
Others are specially requested to be on the look Apply
to loI JOHN TuOLE, % 6snt Place.
y AN AWAY from the subscriber on the Sd
~ inst.. negro man named ROBERT aged about -
% year, Of srif ooies feet or 6laehes high With
ieint. Sad negro wa purchased from WIN. Csbb.
Esq, Of The parish Of Wss Fsicane. IN this Gtsis on me
9Th day Of August last, and probable that he lurking
about .hs city. =. be ws; yssy willing 10 Be sod susols
Is If = - +. w. WOObLIEF. II Chss,sss st.
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LsRsstH For HsrsopDusE. ainsDdss AsghalIlsSa md
AIexanAls-T be pens ksht 3raRae6 ilStran.
mag weekly packet y. N. a Rlfs Chain heA. e4se.,
viii leavs ior The above and esnediase
Bed kver landings far 40 u nxandie, and fap q
The new steamer t)ATHkkNEt kales Of fsaghi hnbASh
% MGloM E Ella liz M s CQ: !! Psssrss.s
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" HaFk through the dim woods dying
With moan.
Family the winds are eighing-
Summers gone I"

very singular meteor was observed passing
the part of the city of Scheme .tady Sunday
evening 1t appssred to emit sel, perpendicslsry from
dark cloud expand and n size and withdraw
in the cloud. The color in,enss blush white A
young gentleman directly beneath it, received sharp electric
shock. No report Of an explosion heard.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-11-17

.lkaAA DANCING Aco0emys
XXmk ~ Mr.. r. CLlSSEY respectfully informs the ladies
and ssn.smsn e Nsy .l his Dancing Academy
fashionable Dsnces In vogue.
Class tor gepllemen
DnIness Of the head sntirely wazax. snli
DANCING ACADEMY-M. and Mime. AN
- GELlNA. Professos, inventor and tbs first -.
inu0dsoer OF all tashionatIs Dances has the
hones 70 announce % the ge.psctsbh publia thai
they have opened . DANCING ACADEMY in
rod strsets 49, 7. : = - III Ieass
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~. For Red KNef- SssenlaF PAcho9-Ihs
Ln8&2tS& new, light diauebt saeAmet CAI42ek1Nb ~
q. Aipsn. massf, vii pty Ssgrss2sy hssweEI
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waller season. leaving wharf boel q te AGutb sv1y
THURSDAY, the aiva Of t1Ss J.. ~. Rail and vtshs
burg packet. For freight eonrncss throNghs a. 70 ~ nie
Mediate landing, apply 70 st z h. = - - Z
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From The New Yo.k Express ]

1v1 coihe prescriptions for the body in dead
60 plain English and plain ruth all that
ooncefns matter % imporanl Acting upon the pnnc,pls
achs are sordere and who's spirits are depressed that
f,ss, epc ssSS.ye and psPsraon
which is always Influenced less BY the state OF the
stomach and other internal organs Gained and strength
specific The liver, torpid and saggis in its action
always restored healthy action BY the sntibious nfiu
of the Bitten, and the entire organization 70
defg0 a complete renovation.
ircplar Containing The certificates of remarkably Cures
and high estimation which this Medicine held by the
public pre- o can be had Of the agents. free.
ET- Proc, Fifty CkNTs per bottle. ,.
Principal Office. LIZ Fulton street, n. For sle by
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-11-17

THE cssbrated Ma DAME LAMONT, Bamums Aussun,
has returned to .hs c from her recent yis. 81
street, between ferdao and Poydrs Tor ihs scepon ali
who wish be informed Of Wonderful Revsons
able and correct ped,et,on Mile Jsnny Lind during her
has created the wonder where
ever Known The rseidsnce Of Madame Lamont
and her With Eastsn Ass have hsr ths
Persons having important law suits pending viii Ind
their advantage 10 give her 4 call. -
~ mme LIS say this being hmitel abe has reduced
prices 10 Sue for Lauies and q Tor Genlemeu nS 6m
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-11-17

GTILLTHEY COME IA new arrival OF Res
~ segieue's Patent Portable SPRING MATTRESSES,
comfort and economy. One Mattress makes the bed co-
pletethat economy They be rolled mp into very
give general Satisfaction Ill who them, which .
proof that they the most comfortable Mattress now IN
20 at-g "a NJ.
These Sesba.sd Mattresses can be ;esp s9d ss fS sale
Furniture Sale Room, w st. Charles sIest door ioa
POydras.
anime this stock MA II