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The southern press. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1850-1852, 1852-02-10

A Kossuth mass meeting is to be held here
tomorrow nightto take measures for aiding The
kossuth movement.
A large meeting of citizens was held in The
courthouse last night-resolutions were passed
expressing sympathy for Kossuth, inviting hin
to visit here, and appointing committee tc
make arrangements for his reception. Sundr,
speeches were made.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-12-27
The Vote for Aldermen To-Day.


Cur democratic friends nominate P irwin and W Ad-
ans CHE latter very clever young gentlemaia ecn
y'eman vino is unfortunately democat) Upon the bir
ticket is the names of s. Jones ir and p N Wood rbs
former gentleman for many years past engaged in ac
tive life IN our city, aud previously merchant in Galti
more where for series Of years he naiataued an nva
7e regulations Chairman Of the Fiuance COMMITTEES in
the Council Of hateity. He was also for considerable
lime President of the Baltimore ana Ohio Railroad Com
pany.
Aisintimste acquaintance with municipal affairs. and
his minute knowledge of all matters appertaiunst to rail-
roads beth Sbing derived from practical experience seem
80 US enipenty to qualify him for the duties of she oce
or which he is presented
Mi. Wood too. is gentleman we'll enabled by his exne
eacs 10 financial and commercial matters to form cor
rect opinions as to those great mesreB that so vlta7
fleet the interests Of our well beoged CITY upop ne
Judgment aud his honesty we can implicitly rest.
These gentlemen, voters Of New Orleans arc precisely
such men should have to legisite upon our NUM-
cpa aaf aud ne trust that the result of todays cleo
ton may prove that you have heart the interests of the
city and The webeing all those who have iaenti6e8
themselves with her.
We are indebted TO the officers Of the mail steamer
Florida for Mobile paperS
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-12-27
gsieeD -B0Oks,
sSr FOR SALE BY i
THOMAS L.. WHITE,

l05 CANAL. STREET.
LEVI wooDBuRT's WRITINGS, POLITICAL, JUDICIAL AND
LITERAEY--2 vols.
SPEECHES ON THE INDEPENDENCE OF IRELAND by Thcs.
Francis Mesgh9r.
TIE CIIEyALtkR OF FRANCE ty Il, ", Herbert.
hieIEoO's LIFE OF WALTER SCOTT
CAP SftBAF Fresh Bundle, by Lewis Myrtle,
AYos POPULAR SUGGESTIONS, With an account Mes
rarist, .-..4.I
cuRIoslTEs OF THE MICROSCOPE adapted cAidrsa with
Colored Plas1 4a
PHYSICIANS DOSE AND SYMPTOM BOOK by LII wythe d
TAInE WARREN Companion Prairia Flower ly Emsrton
Bennett. dsc2I angt
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-12-27
TVH.4T SHOULD BE REMEMBERED
TO-DfT

IO-D.HI.
Itsshould be remembered by every voter as
he approaches the balIot-box to-day, and espe-
cially by those who labored for the adoption Of
the new Constitution, that the. candidates put
forward by the democratic party have made
themselves notorious by their strenuous opposi-
/ ton to that instrument, 50 much superior in
every respect to the unprogressive one it has
superseded,
/ 1t would seem to US strangely inconsistent in
| those who voted for the new Constitution, to
| turn around now and elect men who have been
arrayea in deadly hostility to+it, to carry out
| its provisions.
| Mo p. o. Hebert is more inconsistent and va
cillating than any man on the ticket He voted
| for the Constitution on its final passage, and
Immediately afterwards, finding it to be unpopu-
lar with some of his party, loudly proclaimed
it anti republican and unworthy the support Of
freemen
Mr.. Farmer has more consistency in him
He voted against the Constitution for many
reasons which he believed good His principal
objection, however, was that the city of New
Orleans was not restricted in her representation
He was DESTROYS that the city should have button
Representatives, thereby placing her entirely
at the mercy Of the country He aVows him
self opposed to free banking loaning the faith
ri the State to internal improvements; and,
last but not least, discouatenances the drain
ing Of stoan,ps-a measure we believe to be of
The greatest Importance to the whole State
Can the people, with such q state of facts he
fore them, vote for men, who if they are elected
will certainly retard the vass works of internal
improvement now commenced, from which our
city expects 50 much, and to which the hard
working laboring classes look Tor support and
comfort for their families' Those who voted for
the Constitution, should vote forehose who would
take pride in carrying it into effective opera
tion---in giving work to the laborer, activity to
commerce and prosperity to the State.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-12-27

lADFEs' EatE-ro-night- and on Tuesday and wcdncs-
dy nights lie ladies continue at Arnory ITa thc cxbi-
etion Of articles II domestic industry for the benefit Of
the Camp street Female QrDh@n Asylum This institution
nes5 admirable charity 1t shelters those who haze
&c e.her roof to them, and clothes feeds and
nTses those who orphaned, pcouarly Gods chil-
dren and socctys wards The sex of these parentess
LITTLE ones is ios helpless and f'sheness an additional
plea to Tho eloquent one Of poverty orpheuege
Literally should tho generous people of New Orleans re-
spona to the appeal aud II Day in the vicisstudes
Of this weFd they may feel Deaths icy hand upon thei
brow and sec want crouchus upon the hearth around
whnh thtir children SILVER they may, in the remem-
hrance Of thsr own past iboray have hope and faith
in Che kludnesa Of tgslety
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-12-27

LosTWe would call attention to the advertisement in
another column headed Ten Dollars Reward j
pos' 7onaie containing about $50 including $50 bill was
lost in Louisa street, Third district and lady was seen
to pick up She VIII confer favor and receive the re
ward by sendngit to this office
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-12-27
l1QlpATA COMING, sDECEMBER q, 1852

I'm CBEscRNT Those who wish our paper.
may 1nd some sxtsa copies 1t OR Office, con-
taining 81 GRAnuATEs IN THE SCHOOLS
EDnsRli ExkHAI. NEWS, etc.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-12-27

cgTI A Robinaon, w Gray and ssrynnt T Popbam, W
and seiysnt Ms Norwood md
" Nelly honisana Z Hamilton, Mobile n Van tnep
e " csygsr Va " White, N Mills Smith, koand, IL
farh. W. smoetsr Miss Julia Dean, Edwin Dan York
yERANDA "a Stuart, "a Dakny Ala; W Deard DR. Fozvkes
elm aass ~. three children MOI " Sanford Evans
Langdon, New York. L H Lynn, S Nary
"A. ARc IA < Smith, H Holly Pcrhns
sone hss p Dickson Ark Robinson, md Railroad
Texas Stark, Tenn Martin, Hanan ir,
si L2ulS ~ HOPKINS Subblehed and lady Vat Moore
Mobile; H!sop u New York; Col a Bennett, U Army; Miss
IL bennett3 Miss; n + bourgeois LAIR Ryan, Ark
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-12-27

.Rsrh en- JAeEooS FihE CowpAay No Is--This WIS one
OF the sayest, most brilliant and largely attended affairs
ni The season, and the festivities Of the evening went off
10 all the pleasantness of merry hours The members of
10 are frs rate set Of clever fellows and Jealous fire.
mon and they deserved the compliment paid them in the
attendance of Christmas evening
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-12-27
.appropriase CAristn,fss FDresenia,

appropriate Chrsstmas Presents.
FOR GENTLEMEN.
FALF-boZEN FINE LINEN Y. NJ. SHIRTS;
AN ELEGANT CRAFAr or SCARF;
BRocADED SILK AND CAMRRIC HANpkERCiuEFsi
Embroidered AND FIGURED SILK susPENDERsi
JouVTNS KID GLOVES;
SPLENDID PORT MoGNAfE or CIGAR CASE;
SUPERB DRESSING ROBE or VEST;
A 81 CHANCE IN LEIGHToN's GRAND LOTTERY;
FANCY CANE or SILK UMBRELLA
'- 8 PORTABLE DRESSING CASE;
BEST QUALITY FRENCH PERFUMERY;
AND other suitable articles presents from the lady the gentle.
man, have Just been received in the greaest proacn at
c. LEIGHTON & CO.'S
FIRST PREMIUM SHIRT AND GENTS FURNISHING STORE
desQ spf s W, corner Canal md ST. Charles streets
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-12-27


DouBLE FACES. some time past, at the
elections held in the First Ward, first precinct.
several OF che lessees of the largest cotton presses
in theprecinct, have devoted the whole day and
brought'all Sbeir patronage to bear against the
Wing ticket, and particularly II the list aloo-
ton on the Constitution, when tley stood at tls
polls and, loud-mouthed, opposed its passage.
A large number of honest laborers have been
told that if they did not vote the deaotratic
tic&et #eg ",oOuld Be kicked em Of The
process Several of these presses have aebig
partners, of some of whom probably do not know
these things. We're the merchants who store
cotton in them tostand al thopolIs of this Ward
at an election, they would see things but little
dreamed of in their philosophy A little obser-
walton might send their cotton to other presses
and with the Misunderstanding gentlemen in the
premises, may do 50, We respect fair oppo-
nont, bat not special, plausible humbug.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-12-27

strictiunt WHICH eMectualiy guarus against thos
|eyils that have hitherto prejudiced our peopl
against every fhing under tho name and int
4 form Of Bank.
Such vas The whig Constitution Of 1852
was the product Of q months labor, being fl
months less than were consumed on their Con
stitution BY the democrats Of 1916. 1t was pre-
scented to the people under the confident expec
tation that all democrats, atleast, would rail-
to its support. But their chiefs had been foile
and disappointed They had predicted thu
the result Of the Convention would be the estal
lishment Of amuch more conservative instru
ment than that of1s45. 6 And here was a fail
just, liberal and democratic Constitution. j
will never do to allow the wings the credit q
having made so good Constitution. SO W
must oppose and defeat it 7 The whole part.
was appealed to, to rally against it. Slidel
came out with his pronunciamento Soul,
stumped those sections of the State which wer,
considered most favorable to the Constitution
for the purpose Of combining the whole strength
Of the party againstpit, and Morse swore Justify
he would try to beat it. The Democratic Cen,
trail Committee printed and scattered through
the State millions of g No Constitution z tick.
v. Thosa ,r,,oss e,.st IA '7,,a44., ;.,..:.stl
"a n M, q ,,,,,.o,,o i -
Is m and Aims Il mass q H. p
val ~ 5rons,;.,.;. 81. :,
il was not good instrument, but because il
was made by the wings, A large popular ma
jority in favor Of the Constitution somewhat
n,o,t;el tbe orros;+;on &c ~
/, s ~
Y si'' iiieS
~ s9utssos -AaS' many " 'hen
M / 4. \. d..
~ e. Z @10se - Y sis'AeioAs,
- looiiss ana illsi,feeliey are laia
u .l fi'.il. ana s.s'ip's ii.s'oiss Si,sh
80 - = $50, - !, si''s,oa ehast she
80 80 s''i'i.'s =. ~ oisns
= ~ ~ 'i,e h'5h anu
49, ohloe olsa'eu ~ NJ " cannot
.n's sa'ei io.'y nun ~ 1he people 70
'no ,Yion u a Naeserhilenb % l9s
- 'i'oas "no nase pfsufe'e'' w. us1ef
-.
80 e'o1 ~ - 'ne 1 aLiSl Legs
- 'nele - " Miloie ~ y . slngle
pe-sVn WY s0'eu WIZ Wy lepple iof 'nls laea-
- ''ui = iaeoel' y res
- "iioss l'shese lller
NJ d ~. it,i.lSe.,s q
$3.50 8 " H. 80 = iiiieq 'ie lfac-
~. - y ,ns oinoe p surveyor OIL TINS
.io'ss speo ulee'oi' on creV'asses
-, snpy Ne, eoi'su ny lieutenant
], 70, !" y ny nilaiiy eniEl
= II = = ills' n lail
! TS.+ 4 ~ a,oi1;+ 40. -
,ont,o we have Tho sac +,at 49, q L
,or,,,a. J, u y. NsssiS
ro,t;o,, ~ wv
s tla N = =
~, 81 !. V -
n ob;af ,,,.;.s u
-, ''A s "e i'iia niitl iftil
VOTING aca;nsf H. - X Z, Al'9
stoned RI Pa,;sb Iberv;,la 80 = Aaa
or;t, ,o;,st y 3 i''''
Ma "a l,,a,-,yv w 49,. .s..,- .ggs =.
,s,;d,ta ~ = 800. ~
q 4ta. ~, w sii's''-
;,;or . IL. ga, of, ops.0-
an;on shnn1d saal rnaza q, ~ i'ouiS7
Il b;tter ar.inst IN L VIE &C.. y
~, ), ,,,.;,,l,, 1,ooas,sa y Se1','i'
! j., ao,.i;.n Ia, ~. ~ I, :. ls'''is
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onmlation,, If Nav or,aans T.,
l;1od o;t;,o,, II, 20 o"'
, a., oa,,,,4,,, 'Nssis
4; =, NJ IL y.
IN wos moi, 80 vol ,5o,,t,,. - ~ P9PUi"-
those Win ,bsias Il H. l. 1850 sail, 7ge
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-12-27
Royal Insurance Company Of Liverpool,

Royal Insurance Company Of Liverpool,
CAPITAL TWO MILLIONS IN 100000 SHARES OF $40 EACH.
TrlsteesJOHN SHAW LEIGH B. b HI BLUNDELL, Esqs.
Director, etc. in TURNER Esi Mp Chair
mani JOHN CAMP Esq and j. BRAMLEf MOORE Esq.
Deputy Chairmcn
Michael Bousfcd ESQ., r. Ellison Harvey Esq Fras Msxwel as
Bonch IT. Dy Horribly, George MAXWELL
r. Brocklebank, Esq, H. Hon Robt Esqs
tvd Cannon, Esq, R. Hougbon, Esq, MolyDehx Esq.
William Clax Eiwd Johnston, William smith, Esqp
In u. JONES' esq, John Teri, Esq.
Riehurd Harbcrd Esq James Lawrence, Esq
Available Capita TEN MILLION DOLLARS.
fly Paid up Capital
SEVENTEEN HUNDRED AND FIFTY THOUSAND I'd DOLLARS.
having appointed Agent for tho above veal
thy highly respectable Lveps insurance Office now prepared
loss damage
from Fe IN ,hs Cy o. N.worleaus liberal
The very large cnpa--ADDED 70 THE INDIVIDUAL LIABl
Try OF EVERY STo' older TO THE ENTIRE EXTENT OF
HIS PROpERTYap guarantee to the insured Of his safety in
of loss. ~,
The usual abatement This Copnny po es par
with tho mutual Offices and all settlements Tor ises Will be made
here both prompt and liberal JAMES MAGEE,
Ydnlm Agent
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-12-27

We should be happy to see the first man who
votes to-day for Hebert against Bordelon. We
want to pay for his daguerreotype, and have ii
engraved and distributed, as richer than any
thing out of Punch
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-12-27
.@Es-~ FIRST REPRESENTATIVE DISTRICT,
Wig Tagitance Committees.


FIRST PRECINCT.
\. Il. Forbes ". H. Rhodes W. NJ Batsop
Jas, Brenford j, +. Wild H. MrnlelI
Charles Waldo, and VIM. Freret. ..H
sEcoHp PRECINCT.
Henry Bershaw, g. Banchard Adonhs Sazuresn
Conrad Geiss, Samuel Phillips, p. Mitchell,
lsanc Hart and George Doaue.
Challenging Committees
l5f FIRST PRECINCT
l. N Maths JB HaughtoH j. E. Walton, R. H. frendergas',
SECOND PRECINCT.
T. r Parker, ~ Osborne, Isaiah D, Fulks, Alfred NIeoany
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-12-27


GENTLEMIN'S FURNISHING GOODS
Of all the best styles.
UNDER SHIRTS, DRAWERS AND HAHk HoSE--of Sill. Men
Gashmere Lambs Wool and Cotton; r.
scARFs, CRAyATs, TIES AND STOCKS; .
PORTE MoNNAIEs POCKET BOOKS, CIGAR CASES;
POCKET HaNpKERCfIIEFS-o silk White Boriered
Camhnc; ..
UbfBRELLAs-of SILK Bingham and Cotton;
DRESSING hoBEs cashmsFe Mouaselne de Lame and coten
PERFUMERY
COMBS;
BRUSHES
COAT LINKS; #.=Ht
SHOULDER BRACES, ETC.
oet3p LINEN AND COTTON SHIRTS. !pn
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-12-27

t5 &aOEDeSuy E'sesezsfs.
~ ne "'Ssidier invite attention to their very extensive
ASSORTMENT OF NEW JEWELRY,
PI4@oRD FORK or Mtw PsTzERNs
ALSO
BEAUTIFUL SELECTION OF
PEARL BRACELETS, EAR RINGS AND BROOCHES,
mafeto order in Europe.
FINE GOLD LEVER AND ANCHOR WATCHES
of superior quality and workmanship.
NEW STYLES OF GOLD BRACELETS BROOCHES. EAR RINGS,
cold Pencil and Pen Ho1ders,
ioekets, QUIZ Pins, ThinbIes,
sPhpTAeLAs Guard CHAINS, VEST CHAINS CILiyELALyEs
FINE FANS, PORT MoNNAGEs and CARD CASES,
PAPER MACHE WARE,
WoRk-fAELEs, DESKS, DRESSING CASES, BRoNzEs.
StstitHry. Dresden and Serres Porcelain.
F1Nh OIL PAINTINGS AND FANCY GOODS.
For Hala by
HYDE & GOODRICH,
nFelo @W-P ..-...... is Charres street.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-12-27

FoTn Observation-Disclosures, MECHANICS, La
aohnEs, vote to-day Vote for Bordelon and
The whole wing ticket, Vote for the New Con
stitutiop, which, unlike the Old Constitution,
quiekenS commerce, gives encouragement to the
man Of property to huila and orders a new de-
mand for labor, The democratic candidates
have all preferred our old, unprogressiYc Con-
stitution, to our new progressive one, and if YOU
vote for them. you vote against your interests
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-12-27
POet5cas E1"orss,

II SEbs1Sf Nv
+
J.aQ. M0RGANsS,
EXCHANGE PLACE, ADJOINING THE PosToFFICE.
POLITICAL OF
BYRON, LAMB, SAKE, TENNYsoT, MISS LAgDoW
| BURNS MOORE, HOOD, GOULD UPPER
WILLIS, BATARD TAYLOR, WORDSWORTH,
LONFELLoW, GoILD DANTE, ROBT. BROWNING,
CAMPBELL, MRS. HENANs, L. B. BROWNING,
MILTON, SHEIJEI. HoLAiEs
BRYANT, coLERtDGB, BETHUNE,
MRS. CsGoGD soUTHEy, BERANGER
dRs. sIGouRNET CRABBE, POPE LOWELL
HALLEcG, GOLDSMITH, MRS. PIERsqy,
ROFERs, DRYDES, AMELIA,
cowPER sPENsEF, BARRY cornwall.
SCOTT, AND MULLEN.
BTRON'S TALES AND POEMS.
POEMS AND PICTURES-n collection other Poen
illus rated by Epgluh Artists
LYRICS THE HEART, with b. AlIri, A. Watts.
FEMALE POETS OF AMERICA.
FEMALE POETS oFtGREAT BRITAIN.
SACRED POETS,
THoAiPsoNs SEASONS.
cIIlLDE HAROLD.
LADY OF THE LAKE.
SELECT BRITISH POETS, a vtla1nsu
FoIERs ILIAD; FEsTuS, by BAILEY
ALDINE POETS; HUDIBRAs. d"
PARADISE LOST, oBERoN.
POETS AND POETRY Of EUROPE,
POETS AID POETRY OF AaIERIcA
THE BROKEN BRACELET, other foems by airs. EsiDs
KEBLEs CHRISTIAN YEAR.
THE POLITICAL wesKs o.
cGiAUCER GRAY, MONTGOMERY, BRAINA7lD md HFBzR,
SACRED POETS OF ENGLAND AND AMERICA,
cRoEYs BRITISH POETS, etc, etc,
Most the above Poccel Works elegantly bound III Morocco
and beautifully illustrated with Epgarings dee9I ssdp1tw
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m.s~E7s,rvo Roam or 7r,,, Fr,,p nrp /, =, ~,

u.s. UNITED BeARD OF THE FIRE DEPARTMENT,
Newooans December Delegates composing this Board
viii attend special called meeting held on TUEspAY EVEN
ING December IS O'clock, Louisisna Hose Com
psr corner OF fetdo and cGrcndeet streets The Com
Paes no having harded their rolls according article OF the Cpst
taon will do and those companies have net paid the last
assessment 7 come Prspared Byorier of the President
decs5 JOHN t. VIXEN ssrrsta,v
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-12-27

a FEW SOBER fsacTs FOR YOTERs

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mutabla M, hound a.
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from ;ournev n 8. 7 bo,t -.
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nal our Lycurr,,sas sonpbt n nh ths;r
code inimitabie. Int without s,,cb ~ tr;ot;o
ri6ces rk.v IN only ret,,r,, 81 fror, .,a
tirement. NH nave l,ad ltbe o,,dao;t,, 4.,s,s:.
hirk rewards arld commentator ~ III tr;ola
tlev played nnon az nsonls III u n.,.a s,a
and arrogance IL seek;na IS 8.
lheir work upon the neonle. a for al,Isetoyn;t,,
They provided that there were q ~ y 800
convention Thev .odonted ~ 49, .g ~.
maxin of' Mettarn;ch !. osssr q H. as,..
and q tied IN tbe;r const;t,,t;on tl,at natas;n
but a.pcpular movement onn,oa chine naar,,. j.
. revolution. could enable the neen,a 10 -,
themselves & the democratic, woke # 1sas -
Thanks u IN wh;s nor,v snoh
xas started il 1851! IN ne people. after Ian
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-12-27
Eeegy article Of the Fest Quality.
JJpT

HOLIDAY PRESENTS.
GUIoN,
..- q. corner ST. Charles aud Canal Streets
~ Herring completed the enlargement. of his store ready
to exhibit to his patrons and the public his unusually
~. LARGE AND SPLENDID COLLECTION OF
RICH, RARE AND USEFUL ARTICLES
ron PRESENTS.
s stock ID probably the RICHEST AND MOST VARIED
leced in establishment. On the second aoorisa
SPLENDID COLLECTION OF OIL PAINTINGS
veil worth 40 inspection Also, basriipl collection of
PHoNoGRAPHIc sTATuARY,
something entirely new.
SPLENDID PAPTER AIAclE AND ROSEWOOD DESKS, DRESS
ING CASES, WORK BOXES, CHESS TABLES;
WORK TABLES AND EscREToIRs COMBINED
NEW STYLE OF MOSAIC INLAID CABINET WARE;
LADIES' AND GENTS CONTACT DRESSING CASES AND
TRAVELLING COMPANIONS s,...
BEAUTIFUL COLLECTION OF RICH JEwELpYi
CHOICE SELECTION OF DIhIoNps AT SMALL ADV ANGE
ON THE COST OF IAIPoRrATtoN
CANES RICHLY MOUNTED IN GOLD AND SILVER;
FINE SILVER GoBLTsTS CUPS, CARD CASES. FORT MON
NATES AND PORT BoQUET;
STERLING SILVER TABLE, DESSERT AND TEA SPOONS AND
FORKS;
PARIoR AND DINING ROOM SPRING BELIsi
RICH BRONZE AND GILT CLOCKS
ALARM CLOCKS, NEW Styles
GOLD AND SILVER FURNISHED ETUI AND WORK CASES;
SILVER KNIVES FORKS AND SPOONS, IN CASES;
SILVER FISH KNIVES AND FORKS IN CASES;
ROYAL DRESDEN AND SEWERS PORCELAIN TETE-A- TETES,
MANTEL AND TOILET ORNAMENTS, AND CUPS AND
sAuCERsi
sLvEr AND TORTOISE SHELL. NAPKIN RINGsi .s4
OPERA GLASSES, a SPLENDID COLLECTION, NEW STYIEs
SHADED VIEWS or SWITZERLAND
FINE TORTOISE SHE'LL CONES;
LADIES' ELASTIC CARRIERS EMBROIDERED IN GOLD Sill
YER, ETC. Hr
ELASTIC BRAcELG1S, NEW STYLES A LARGE ASSORTMENT;
SPLENDID PEARL BRIDAL GIFTS;
FASS-TIIE FINEST ASSORTMENT IN TIE CITY, RANGING
IN PRICE FROM TEN CENTS TO FIFTY DOLLARS;
PRAYER BOOKS AND BIBLEs--ENGLlsF, FRENCH, SPANISH
AND CATHOLIC ELEGANTLY BOUND IN VELVET AND
GOLD;
GOLD, SILVER AND PEARL MOUNTED RIDING WHIPS;
CRYING BABIES, BLE&TING LANES, AND AN ENDLESS
VARIETY OF sELF-MovTTG AND DANCING TOYS AND
FIGURES
MAGIC LANTERNS, pioRABiAs, RERsPEcTIyEs AND NEW
GAMES .. ,=4
FINE GUNS, WARRANTED GESuENE-MAS ToN's, wEsTLEY
RICHARDS, GRBENER's LAPAGES, WITH ELIMINATED
STEEL AND STUB TWIST BARRELS, WITH ALL MODERN
IMPROVEMENTS;
PISTOLS AND RIFLES OF EVERY DESCRIPTIONS
CHOICE PERFUMES, soAFs, COSMETICS AND TOILET ART1
cLEs-FRoai LuBAN, GuEHLAA AND AIoNTPELAs,
~ Particular asoton lie a7ed the subsrber large stock Of
FINE FRESH
7ENTLEMEN'S FURNISHING GOODS
Fila SHIRTS sill of his msnuStura ae. style and
iaes workmanship NOT RIP Prces gasran
led low Logger than tho qualities Caa bs procured far
elsewhere GuIoN corner Charles and Canal streets
dee2s 2ptl Established 1895.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-12-27

NATuRALIzED ClrizENs. -Who were the first
to admit naturalized citizens and newcomers
from other States to liberal privilege of acquir-
ing citizenship The large wing majority of
the last Convention overturning the jealous,
suspicious and restrictive work of democratic
predecessors, in framingo our late Constitution
Will that be remembered to-day
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-12-27
.yesp sfygcs Caa.pestmq.

~ Jus. consignment dee, from the manutas.osy Of
fAkboE HoEhAE * PARDoF., kidlerminsler, England
BEaUrIfUL DESIGNS OF
TELVEL AND TAPESTRY BRUSSELS CARPETING
ALso
1hree- Pfg, Ingram and Dutch Carpcting,
NEW PATTERNS.
TODD &CO,
COMMISSION CARPET WARE.RooMs,
dfc9l at2p I'm caunl street. nen, ROYAL.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-12-27
See Fourth Page.

Turn OuT.-If friend OF the New Constitu-
ton, friend of Internal Improvements, of Free
Banking, of liberal rights of citizenship, of pro.
gressive legislation, fail to turn out to-day, his
conscience may and should reproach him in VIC
tory and overwhelm him in defeat.