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From Thomas L. White, 81 Canal street.
THE OPP Fellows OFFERING 1858. Edward Walker
New York.
This is of the most splenddly gotten up ANIMALS
we have The binding, type, paper, lustra-
tions etc. Of the highest order of art The contr
buttons (prose poetry tales, essays etc by the
ber the order their wives and sisters and such
as those Of Tuckerman Street. Snms, LOSING Noodle.
and Morris among the male writers and Eames Hewitt,
Lewis and Mather among the female, sufficient
guaranty of the literary excellence of the work Mr..
White advertises large assortment in his line
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-12-13

The SPANISH NuSNERiEs THE DAILY RREss--Tne
number of nunneres fourishiug and prospeiipg
Spain is 1886 and desire enter them is preya1ng to
3 singular extent among the young Spanish wumen-
Since the establishment of the Cohcordat 70 of
these costers have been in the diocese Of Sc
Vile alone containing aggregate of 3l63 Who de-
vote themselves to the life Of teachers to benevolent
objects Previous to the present Constitution the num-
ber of nunner.s 1910.
The daily political press of Madrid is in very difficult
position The Constitutional is dead. the Herdido and
Epoca must follow, and should the C2dnor u5co
cred in dragging out its existence another month it will
b. at the expense of great sacrifices The of its ed
tors The batter paper has still fines imposed upon
the months of September and October the establishment
unable pay workmen who however. pinch+d by
want did its falling The Herado has
small circulation and Sarvapz whose organ It Is has
become weary of the expense which it brings upon him
since hs fall The former CArst Esp9anza which has
ranged itself under the Of the Queen though
opposing absoutis. and the Espdna. the organ Of the
Queen Dowager hypoertcally pretending to moderAtA
liberalism and and then opposing the Ministry at the
command of higher with the official Gdzes, arc
probably the only papers which will live thr ugh the
1853 The Espan-d finds the most purchasers, and its
director has gained large fortune The EspaG costs the
Queen Dowager $40 COO annually and has but l2O sub
scrbers but the withdrawal of the Epoea, Clanor. He
aido and Parir from the will doubt result in
increased circulation Of this These dare
longer touch upon politics aud often at fault how to
fill their columns Repeated applications have been made
to the by them to be freed from the BAN but
in vain they silently destined to destruction. The
prospects for the Provincial but little better
than those Of the capital. NsF
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DAILY CRESCENT.
OFFICIAL JOURNAL
OF THE CONSOLIDATED CITY OF NEW OgLEAl
lzte publications.

lan puoiteatoHs
From J. c. Morgan's-adjoning the Post-offce.
FR.xK FsEEM.s's BAsBsn snor: tale by Rev Baynard
This appears to be an antissvsry narrative with
very remarkable illustrations and Of no special merit
Rro1t YIs ROME; by Francis NJ Newman Rsdh'ld Ne"
This handsomely printed little volume is interesting
and learned essay Introductory to Roman history
GEMS PROM FABLE L.sp: by VIM. Gland Bourds. Chas.
Scrbner, New York.
The poet editor of this handsomely published volume
ha. made happy selection of fables graceful in literary
style and instructive in moral 1t is excellent present
for youth OF sixteen or fourteen years Of age.
QUEER BoNSErs Book for Girls by Mrs. L. c. Tuthill.
Chas. Scribner. New York
This il narrative with moral and is published in
good style.
The CHILDREN OF LIGHT. By Caroline Chesebro. Red
field N Y. r
The publisher has brought out this work of Miss
Chssebro style in keeping with her witchery Of Ian
guage and narrative VIZ regret that this singulary
gifted lady should be much given to the George Sand
school, find other heroines than unse1ed and
degraded women
Carr KYp OR THE wrzASp THE sEA. By Prof J. H
Ingraham. Dewitt Davenport, N Y
A cheap novel by dashing writer
MERCANTILE MORALS By Vim Howard Van Doren. Chas
Scrbner N. Y.
We commend this volume to those engaged in, or
terng mercantile life 1t Is instructive and inter-
estng.
PicroRrAL LIFE ADVENTURES DAvY CRockETT T.
b. Peterson. Philadelphia
cheap publication suited to class Of read
ers.
HuMpHRry CLrsKER. By Tobias smollett stringer &
Townsend. N. Y.
cheap publication of fresh novel, illustrated
! by Cruikshank.
BLAcKwoop June No. .1-
good number, but rather late in the day friend Nor
| gan.
DIARY OF LONDON PHYSICIAN T. B. Peterson, Phila-
| delphia
ADVENTURE LILLY DAWSON, by the author Of Susan
Hopey. Stringer Townsend. N Y 4"
Two cheap novels-the latter by the gifted Mrs Grove
NAPOLEON MARsHALs by J. I. Headiey scribner,
| Ny
handsome reprint, illustrated, Of work which has
had great rum and many admirers, among whom do
| not rank oursef
Morgan u.s. last though not least in his stock
publications the London Quarterly Review and the Edn-
burgh Review, for October Leonard Scott Co.'S
print Both contain ably written articles valuable and
interesting and better worth dollar than any other
reading matter could purchase for the money
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From G. P. Putnam & Co, New York.

PICTURES Sr. PETERSBURG. By Edward Jerrmann
This is No. % of Putnams Semi Monthly Library,
series Of valuable reprints at the low rate of
cents number. The numbers maiable, and the
books republshed really valuable, interesting and
brought creaitable style Five dollars forwarded
to Putnam will secure twenty valuable, standard works
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-12-13

Hewitt, No. SO Camp sends the following pieces
Uncle Toms Cabin-La Pere Schottishe, by Horatio D
Hewett-Le Bouquet de Roses, by Charles D'Albert-
Away with your love talk by E. g. Chandler-rm weary
of being in love, by E. Thomas They most beaut
f,,llu hlisha
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SPECIMEN TAsrE.-We find the following
very just remarks in the Philadelphia Evening Bulletin
appears that among the flags surrounding the comm
Of Wellington when it lay in state ut Chet Hospital
was the on. which captured Washington when the
Federal capital sacked in the of 1872 As trophies
of that kind rather London this particular
flag being the only there it perhaps not surprsiDg
thar it produced the late occason yet We should
have thought considering the maraudng of the
expedition in which obtained that the manager OF
the ceremonial would have that there more dis
grace than glory thus boastully exhibiting it, More
its display insult to the deceased Weihng
ton frequently characterized the sack OF Washington
an of vandalism and had he been living would have
spurned the exhibition any ceremonial intended fur his
honor the flag in question England would be wise 70
conceal possible every token of that atrocity
To pas proofs Of her shame in this manner and on
such occasion exposing her own ds
grace at time when should wish be most respected
Should United initiate the late cert monia
which hope she will score Of British -nsigns
could be produ from that of CORVALLIS to NewUr
leans which could be exhibited without disgrace. at least
disgrace ourselves ys7 $50 - t.ss II
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-12-13

We acknowledge the receipt of pamphlet copy of an
Essay Man" by W. J A. Roberts, member of the
bar OF this city 1t treats of physically, morally
and intellectually 1t read before literary society
at Clinton and is a very creditable production.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-12-13

New ORLEANS MONTHLY MEDICAL REGISTER.
We have received from the editor DIR. Axson the De-
cember number of this publication II is full of interest
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-12-13

MAGNETISM a SPIRITuRLILM-Ihe t0low1ng hppeAfed
ting since in the NewYork Tribune
Singular results obtained u this city from very
simple application of the fluid animal magnetism,
the agency to brute matter Let party
eight persons sit around pine table for
twenty minutes to half hour with he palms OF the
the Tablet is that their
minds should pay attention to the or the
binary be suspendedbut presently the ta
bie becomes charged with the mysterious fluid that 1t
b"gius to Then rise from it. push away chairs,
st holding your hands though it necessary to
touch it. will around from end to end and
proceed rapidly about the without any visible agent,
which excursions the persons bear company or
the current is broken. aud the movement stops The SIM
pie faith outlay of physical moral strength and
the result with table that is not too heavy is pretty
follow least known several instances
in which it has been sstonishingly produced The
fact when scientifically established must throw light on
the obscurty of mesmem. spiru manifestations and
all that unexpored class Of phenomenal
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-12-13

THREE MEs CONVICTED ONE MuRpER.--The NewYork
Express says 1t will be observed by Court reports
that the trial of Johnson in the Oyer and Terminer has
ended in verdict of guilty The unhappy man. it will
be remembered indicted, in connection with Hewlett
and Saul each of whom had previously been tried and
likewise found guilty The penalty in each is death
They will be brought up for in the
week Their victim it will be recoected, Mr. Bax
mate of the ship Thomas Watson lying in the Eas
River, The murder perpetrated in May last
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-12-13

Nor so BADLY 0Fr.-rhe Orleans family have nearly
completed the sale of real and personal property which
could not be included in the restoration to the national
domain se they remain hugely rich though the out
cry was raised that they would bs bessarsd
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- OR PRINCETON, SKIpWlTH's -,

4yOR PRINCETON, SKIPWlTH'S ~ g.
a LANDING, MilLlkESS BEND LAKE PROV lxFAsStF35a3a
tDfNtE NCNSGURG, GRAND GUILE, RODNEY xakzrnzrsskA
NATGIlEI, FUtT ADAMS BAYOU SARA, BATON kuUGh luN
aLSNNlIIE and all Intermediate landings Regular Weekly
Packet SAhtsNT new elegant passenger
packet SAXUN H. will the above
intermediate aniings THURSDAY Nov 5o'clock
and Thursday thereafter throughout the For freight
p p4aslge, apply L 6uusd,
STROTHER & BROS, Agents. 45 Poydras street
Ill take freight lazon River with the pylf ge Of
a. iCksluTg; will lave
''"tivIg trght early un morning. octis
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Ee OUCH AND READY LINE Al igssaas-sa

ID OUCH AND READY LINE alnss--sss->ss
y Or oMNBUSES-NEW ROUTE = On t5sS fsss
! e o Ortouer e will commence route
running Canal and Chares the Of
PlHu be Esp Maras street. Sad onnbuses Will
earh every m aud to avoid starting The
time the Carriages do will leave between The quarter
Aors, follows:
Frst Carriage Espanade 10 min.
sirst de-. Canal aui Charities do past A. NJ
Is Tickets sold in packages Of ten by the sarterss and
drivers. Cash en
permitted inside the the steps
drivers will confer favor
taking the Omnibus and reporting 1t is
conduct 10 such will give satisac-
octls v h. SLAW
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-12-13

VIII leave TUESDAY, December A. at S . clock p
ES0R NAPOLEON, COLUMBIA, ~ =
GREENVflLE CIR AND LAKE LANDING, s44hfssiSSs}s
LAKE PR WIDEN NtCKSBURG IND NAEetEZ sasSzs
Reguia DsS Packet Steamer &. E. WATklNS-toe
swi pf packet C. WATKINS Capt S.
B. Ill eave For FREIGHT apply Ooard,
Ssl III y LEX 81 foSdras tel
w Particular attention wifi be uaid Peton business dees
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MOBILE.

E'oR MoBlLE.-Daily ,G q s Mail all .s1ezssl slss
ri4nt,i pn5kai steauers OREGON cHpt r. A.
Iorl, FLtsl N. Capt W. T. Giheson high pressure Lake
sHue 81. CHARLES, Capt E'uuen Post, Ca'9s een built
Nne u
Wp Leave the foclarr.D Railroad DAILY,
lake o'clack cars stopping at PHecl
u Wednesday, Sarieys going, and Tuolay and FIJI
returning.
St. Luis ana PEss Christian must be sent for
rnuet CttTDIE.
n Wa letter Bag Mobile win the oce nj he
O'Clock fr East Of Mobile olt be lut
10 jia mail. l.tl Il. gEnuES. 4Eru4 10 Bank Plaoa
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-12-13
From ]. B. Steel. 60 Camp street.

KArHAY "A Cruise in the Chinese Seas By Wm. Hastins
Macaulay G. P. Putnam & Co N, Y.
beautifully published and interesting book Of travel
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-12-13


LOUIS NAPOLEON The NewYurk Courier and Enquirer.
thinks the world has been greatly mistaken in the char
Louis Napoleon aud that the world is beginning
to find In the of its remarks, the Courier
says =
1T so happened that when in the winter Of 1885 he
auded in this city from Brazil where he had been exed
by Louis Philippe the first acquaintance hs'
made in the country and his first evening the United
State spent at table. in company with General
Scat and other guests This circumstance the
of seeing much of him while in this country and
subsequently great deal OF him in London The
result of intercourse conviction that he
of far greater talent than the world gave him credit
and that considering the peculiar character of the
French people it impossible to predict his future.
There in England however, who oresaw aud
predicted the future of Louis Napo and that man
the late Sir Robert Peel He Of the exile
than any of the statesmen of England and he not only
declared him to be of extraordinary talent. but
boldly predicted that if he lived he would inevitably %
at th, head of the French nation - -
The Courier goes its opinion thae uere !,
great danger in the future to England Of an
France, and to show that the creation M .le hmp ph
with the full sanction of Russia anu Aus'ii'' ~eN
they pretend to deprecste tt e "a
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Tys oy.rrv Tp,nv-In illustration Of the extent 70
,h;ah ~, -, - ,be trade betw..'u Bat more and tne
Wr,t has adyancedsLd that an l'em, W. n 10 o. ~
heen 60 ,s,t-red III us.sdog lni or snc-.ue oai
- marcau mentions that one oil the largest anu most
copcerus the oyster tradr Is new orwaru-
, ih, 10 The west by way the Baltimore snd s9s-
hsnsa Rtilr ,ad aad the Pnaylvsnia improv menas
Ii Of oyssers IN The operations of this one
e.rn comprise opening of tleo housand s Aundrsd
usaes psr day giving constant y ~
snd 6tfy men and boys
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ab1Ogsss y af1TS'iSsytOH's
GUERREoTYPE AND STOCK DEPOT


This weknovn establishments having been thoroughly repaired
enlarged improved the propeo invite the attention the public
their PICTURE where Portraits furnished OF asea
n lie superior style and finish. -
B-operaos fitted with complete APPARATUS the low
prices voghtauder French Hsrsons Lewis's and Hebs
hseze Tubes and Tablets for twenty-five dollars
Quick working Tubes P'se Amecan and Frech Cases. Framed
Stands Boxes Checa together wh every article used the
rhnInrnln mud rsssil iaGs u
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VIChSBURG.

wlrlosve MONDAY, December 10, at o'clock Pm.
EHOR W AR RE TON, NEW HEsg b
IL CARTHAGE, GRAND GULF RODNEY ls@tkstpAG.ss=4s3s
WATFRphoJt &ATGIlEz FORT ApAMs BAYOU ,sk.e
All l,ling Regular Wky Nwkbrg Packet
PRINCESS No. S-Fnr EVERY MOI DAY EVENING, at 5
ir'cAfhe tine passenger packet PRINCESS No. j. D.
Phelps the Leyo receiving eig ig and viii leave
freight pt apply board Canal street
u. K. CARROLL, Union Row, s. Caronieet street.
- The PRINCESS No. has Clerk the Levee receiving
freight. decll
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Alabama RlVER.

VIII Gave WEDNESDAY, Dee .H,her IS. o'clock r.
HTOR MONTGOMERY, WETUMP- Fy n.
a. IA SELMA and al Intermediate ling sh2lEtia
IIstania River va NEW B4sIN.-Tle new igh zsssz-sss
Taught fast running packet ALAB MA. rr g. beyl
il living Will leave above. For
fe,htGr ptstaye apply a she New Basin,
MCDOWELL, ir. d co.. l2 Poydr's street,
drcl3 FARLEY. JUEsEY CO., Catonl~let street
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-12-13
REMOV Ais.


I'D EMOVAL.-J. o. PIERsON, Real Estate,
y Exchange Broker, has removed txch
FIer No Commercial Place, doors rom street. nov2t
Ed EMOVAL.-S. RoBB s. Co. have removed
Gravier street to No. MAGAZINE STREET,
doru above C,nals street, 6n
Nd EMOVAL-MICHELL, BEVERLEY & Co. have
No 6s No. 50 toYDRAS STREET, the
of NJ aiaine. nov2 If
AT ATOTICE.-BAREILI & Co. have removed back
stand, opposite the City loe oc6
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l1n ne-CANAL STREET. .-aM l1l

0Gn lB-CANAL STREET. "9A lin
L " NEW ORLEANS M4NTIILA FACTORY. llV
Coh aud Neno CiAkS and Six Emhr idsrd MAN
TLAS, Of The style and la mining for LADIES aud
Mis- ~ the Ne~Oeans Manlla &C.
rs, No. ll1 canal sfsi
The establishment respectfully scits the spec
Ladies' of SwOr and particularly coming 70
city, who his and senii stock Of COAkS
MASTLLAS opened nd s for sale at his Mnis Rooms
call the be they puhas otte pace and they
will that sci them half the Of
other in the city. -
In splendid large stock Of Coaks and Manta
every article the FANCY DRY GOOS TRAD
SILK all Dresses; French SILK and Fancy Straw BON
NETS RIBBONS; ge stock OF FMBRODEHlES to be sold
here comson at the na1Gat,Mre, frgss Lace nd Muslin
SACKS MANfILAS, CAPES CHEHlSETTE-, SLEEVES and
COLLARS; tubp erred LINEN HANnKERCHkFS in the
sold without style BLOOM. R TRIMMINGS
Trimmings be had other
rich GRAPE sttAWIs; embroidered ROBES or
Wedding Dresses; BABIES LONG CLOAhS and kOBkS tkNGs
VEvETS the tyis and different Shade SILK VEL
VET II the iec- for max Hg Maniilas . go
r wishing ANY particular style of Cloak Msntis
LADIES, OS ABLE DRESSES MADE TO ORDER.
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WIN leave T uES3AY December "A, at 5 o'elockp.a.
lSOR NICKSBURG, WARRENTON, g~s n
a NEW CAErliAGE GRAND GUILE RODNEY LfssllsssH II II
AND NA1CEH- esuHr TUESDAY Weekly Fcis- xt2stk 1s&
burg Packet Ser MAGNOLIA AIhe magnificent aud swift
AAGNOIA, St. Clair Thonasson
will above For freight pasgg apply board,
SMITH " FtlilSTER, SO Poydras street.
t The MAGNGIA viii be AT the Lvee This Morning ready to
rtceiv freight will take ireight for Ya1oo Guy.
l There will Clerk the Levee early Saturday morning
tor receive freight drC9
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= azs- FAMILY GROCERY STORE. ~eR y

E. j. FAIRtHIL Il CO.
their friends the public generally hat
have opened choice FAMILY GRO EklS nt No
and Coum1n Their paos
rely being Supplied with the bet articles m the
market. novl3 lin
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ATOR NlCkoBuRG, GRAND GULF, ~ H.
Il EOD&bY NATCHsZ BOkF ADAMS, BAYOU lssffHa55i Il
SARA, BATON ROUGE bONALDSOSVlLLE and all
Intern iste lanugs he renhr Nkslurg arket Mrmfssie,
Rp John Co"deu Will lsNc EVERY WEDNESDAY EVEN SG,
urock gHo. For fre'h pa apply
boart STROfER& BROS. Agents, 10 Poydras street.
aS The MEMPHIS will take freight Yazoo River with the
privilege of rrshppng IL Nicksturg. noI If
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1852-11-20
,.ou,s NAPOLEON N. Y. CITY.

The Brooklyn Daily Advertiser, morali-
zing upon the rapid ascent OF Louis NaPo'
leon up the ladder of ambition, from posi-
tive poverty, 10 superlaive grandeur and
power, recalls some "reminiscences Of his So
journ in N Y. city many years ago. The
editor says:
"What strange events have occurred with
in few years in reference 10 that man !
We knew him whilst he was residing in
New York, at lodging house in Reade
street, then kept by gentleman who now
occupies a high official position under the
French Government. AT that time he was
very poor, and very dssipated. No,oriously
prohigate in his habits, and without the Pc
cuniary ability 10 indulge to..the full ben, of
his inclination the culpable propensilies
which characterized him, he was frequently
expelled from certain places in which he OBJ
truded himself and more than dozen
times was the occupant of cell at the
old jail in the Park, long since torn down.
"Not long prior 10 his leaving the United
States he was arrested for a misdemeanor
committed by him at the disreputable house
Of a woman whose establishment he often
visited, and the writer OF this article was
employed professionally by him 10 save him
from the threatened consequences Of his
recklessness and ndiscreiion- We little
supposed at that time that the thonghless
gay young man who was then our ellen,
land who is still indebted 10 US for counsel
fees and dsbursements) would become EN-
peror of France. Such, however, is now
his "manifest destiny although we believe
that his realization Of his ambitious hopes
and aspirations will but hasten the fearful
doom which unquestionably impends over
him.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1852-11-20
wILLrAmspoRr AND ELmunA RAILROAD.

wILLIAMsPORT AND ELMIRA RAILROAD.
We are pleased 10 see that renewed ef-
forts are about to be made to construct this
important improvement. There can be no
doubt Of its great importance both TO Balti-
more and Philadelphia, as the town OF El-
mira, where this road connects with the
great New York and Erie Rail Road, is
some thirty miles near these cities than
New York. We copy the following on
this subject from the last Lycoming Demo-
crat
ANOTHER REsuRREcTioN.-A meeting of
the friends of this imp ovement, which par.
took more of a consulting than a public
character, was held in the large saloon of
The United States Hotel, on Wednesday
evening last. By referring 10 another col
umn II will be seen that vigorous efforts are
now making 10 secure the early completion
OF the Wllliamsport and Elmira Rail Road
efforts which, in our opinion, will be crown
ed with entire success.
The bondhoders, il seems, have agreed
TO dispose of all their rights, privileges, and
property in the road for the sum of sixty
thousand dollars. company is now orga-
nisirg in Emira and Wiliamsport 10 make
the purchase and TO finish the road without
further delay. The Company propose 10
start with bona fide stock subsci p,ion of
four hundred thousand dollars. The citizens
OF Elmira have agreed TO take three hun
dred thousand dollars worth of stock-part
corporate and part individual subscriptions
and II is now asked of the citizens Of vii.
Transport 10 take the balance of the stock.