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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-07-29
,,ISCI:I,l.AS EOUs.

IN. tcn,n of John Price n.tcili' Esq, 10 i",'lutl
!. II, occas,u Of prca, regret il We may JudSe :, Wv
,,ssuo,s Of sorrow called "nt by me occas''" ''1'
phiaJ.lpbia press lie was one OIL ''le
,.lh,,,.d manufacturing chemists IN inc county, 49,
puyed literally aud zsai"usy III ''e p'"''''o :, hu
l,c undertaking calculated ~ i'''"e' "' ;,.,
nuriyc city. Al tho time "' MS cte'us' W ),
r N, Select Council Vice President 81 'hc ac"'es =
- +, >,; an, an officer and member oil various
.,iher nuhiic bodies.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-07-29

THE LATTER DAY SAINTS the prandest new
church built in London is erected By Latter Day Saints
Lord SlJmouth and Mr.. Drummond, Nj. p &c &c They
80 completely expect the world end 1864 TINT hcy only
lease of The ground till them after winch the
will tnko possession Ii is built however as II
they expected last for centuries aud rery agnfccn,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-07-29

MAJOR Gwyss has been rrappoined Chief Engineer ni
the North Caroiun Rail Road annual salary of s. 900
besides 50 600 for experimenting the surveys of the road
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-07-29

REWARD OF FIDELlTY-A faithful body scrvan, O,
the late Vice President King II is said, is living
Washington He set free by Mr. King who also
him 81 900 in money and his gold watch for the ahni
manner in which ha served him.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-07-29
To the Editors Of Tie Enquirer.

10 INC T.dt1oFS " 'fc fstJuT&F
GExTLrMg* In paper of the S.h ms ant :on r'
nose an SGuei Ii. Richmond ami Danrii ltsA N1
from Danyiiic Abingdon. II wi! examine t.i' '
Virginia. you Will perceive 'at rail snd branching '
from the Richmond and Danviir ra r"1 ~ some POM ~
Charlotte Court House, passing "by saii Court i
ttrnc, through the part If Charlotte co-snA LAY
rces al CT near lt"u: Creek Church. along me s"nh"
border o Campbell, passing Al OF nrar i."c''ii" h''s W
south eastern part Bedford: the northern part {" rienH
In ana the eastern part %! Montgomery Ia Chfis'ah-DG-
viii acro,n,lsh Tie uhect contemplated III" cAicn='nh
from Dlnvi!l 10 ibim.jnn, At mach lc-- cost inc
BEN" and Ihr Country much better hdab'" |" "
coi,-r fncun al rarl rnii In addition I" which WIZ
pas through fertile country. very much 10 need oil Ia
road IT. capacity Tor The production nj wheat t"hict" ''
other agricultural Products almost beyond calculation
the valley % the SialGton being unsurpassed oF any "
r,.ui III There also along The h"c mere ~
pp-rd an nr3t.l-t ,b: supply III minerals. In me 80"
raS ern part 81 Campbell there extensive aEG zen '
Of IRON ore lying useless for the want NJ itccs m
Transporting. The metal Ia uakci. There ln- 'c',"'
been ,-crvrrrd lead mine in HE western part ="
but owinn h. heavy charge Tor transportation
hrn rxpl"rrd ~ ASCERTAIN whether ~" ore J. ,ui,
the road here proposed sh"i he buiif, the" fnn ,,
br worked and add thousands in III" "'"' ,,.A
State Richmond and The country through VIM o.,,,.-
s,.ul.i pass wr,.'i h. materially brn'Iii'i ~ -
ION nni IL would ininr- M "''' ,,..,Ya-
Richmond would .rtr!itrd bY HE tia'. n" I ~,
..uyI,r 4 ,,yn lhi- tua, The I.yn"hbu;2 h"1 me
Il; 81, R,a, together ~" ''ns"' "ii pf"hn' ,, "a.
line 81 Tie road. The country '"r"h-" "' ,-,,,.ug
4nnd be benefited by The increased 'nc'',,'s %
ia rrntuc,igns 10 Ih, Ia 81 market ~ thr STATE h m
W. h,ley. I.yncihurr. nor any other place i,,h,
nt nrrour. there viii be travel AMI onnlS .i.a
IT, INA TENNESSEE Road and Cumberland Tap ~ ,y
ran s,hIy be conveyed on the LynchonIG ""' .l.
p,i. ~ ar enough employ hall dozen fa'' ann
Our obrct in this communication IL to hl''a'' Wv h,rc
,ion If yourselves and all others interested IN 'l'
nrnno,.d and to enlist ADLER advocates IN us ch'-'
July % leo5
YELLOW FEVER AT NEW oki.i'h'' .,,l.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-07-29

YELLOW FEVER AT NEW okl.hhN .,,,ai.
N.w 0urr.ss Juv The yellow FEVER 10 r,l,
on the Increase, and al most oi inc ho'i'
anonnt IL 81 o. 40 per day.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-07-29
Gtn SWEET krRl%Gs.

Ats distance ni unc u!r rrm ,c Sweet Sprh|s, ~ ~"
road ratn. 10 Hhi;" Sal nAnr the !s"i $50.
SPRINGS fSr an. improved hv Philip H"g'fS, -
subsequently purchased ans -'i l;'lrf improve! 10y J@hh
*. S,ni.rn - ard recently soI ~ hi;' |" M"a-t. 6
li.as ma! Samuel V. Cat, wood.
iIo r.! Swcc; Spring chalg rcai" ana most p""t
:ul agent IL ilal admit tonic Treatment.
inr SITUATION thrs" Sp.ingS beautiful one. "s,t-
uh,n. one ~ the IL, and b-a cG!tlyair! iatm
virginia The celebrated Beaver TIN.
aui about i i.lr and hall these Spring..
Tie original name al i!rs" Springs was "ted Springs
bur- consequence %! mistakes frequently having occurred
TIC direction letters tS piic" ana the Red SuipHu
name ~ HE mead the atirle hHs adopted.
rE"F. gU"fa-
si. Snl. procured by evaporation tom 100 rU3u
inches weighed after BEN. greatly dc al " deg, ~ to
\ portion ui This i combined water.
~ Quantity OF each o ingredient estimated perfect
irrri nm In lut cnhC InCnrs
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-07-29

alaL.s.a Or ran sALr fAtEar" sfhss"'
az PROS. wm. 8. RcaEns
Temperature variable from 40 deg 10 80 deg oolu ma
Ter procured by evaporation from loo cuoc inches weighed
,irrr being dried al 2l2 deg, 81, Al grains
Quantity each solid ingredient in Uu CUBIC INCHES, Co
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-07-29

u tree from water. In lUJ cubic inches
:;uphatc Of lime" 1855
:;uphatc Ui magnrs!a, sra
Saipliatc OF soda, wv
Carbonate at lime, an
Carbonate OF magnetism !N
Chloride IL suiiuu, hU"f
Chloride y! magnesium, phsD
Chloride cn,bium, uul"
Sr.ruin ,id. of IRON 3}u
Organic matter in small quantities.
Iodine n mere trace.
The iron tnnbl dissolved in The carbonate
-. Volume Of each Of the gi-ea contained in free state
III leo cubic inches o! The water:
larEonc acid, iG 10 cubic ncIes
Nitrogen, IS!
Oxygen, 20 i"
Snlphurettr! hydrogen. small 10 BE- measured
ih. Composition :" luJ cubic inches VI the nike. gases
rising in bubbles in the Springs;
Nitrogen, Ga
IA rbJuic acid, 4ia
1t entirely unnecessary review again the elias q!
diseases which these applicable being "m"Ut
Identical h the Swrr, Spring Il is proper, hrwrvr, I"
remark that drnkln. water The Red Sweet O!-r- snih
or advantages IN May cases"
Thus appears iha the White Sulphur il vainahc wa
ter in sundy disease. in others nIIrUGs and contra ma
raIet; thai either The Other Of the ouc Spring. on tie
Mon line remedial every disease that rn!#r
in. humanity is heir How much import M r'"n
III. human family Is he Rcd Sal phu HE Salt SuIlhH
the Swc't Springs, and the Red Sweet Springs, tfaH hc
White Sulphur Springs there is trGih ar'.E
Els, and in tie opinions ard experience o learned FGi~
ciais. may therefore conclude In. examination 81 ''
comparative ncs %! The t;fccrblir ami Monroe rvn;'s
(Which have cHcntcd much farther ;iIan desired 90 -"
"ncil hy canlin" The preference The Monroc ,omip ~
grade ~ ives III cost ni construction BY nIi""- 81
dollars, estimating Tor dJub" trac, lis clplc.y I" ca
r. rght7 and gTsIn The tirpuI. "h.hH
ras-ss an! ~ IT. imoFiaarc 10 the public IN III" u .'i'
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-07-29

Eve learn from the Charleston Conties that Major =
A. Goldman editor The illustrated Family Friend rnhls
ed nj Columbus s c.. died the residence of MIR. T.. '"
Henry, Charlotte county, Va on the 18th Inst
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-11-21

ilitory in adopting means to effect the
end The people cry outagsiust railroad tax By
Of which the necessries Of life may be reduced in cost
oneha and yet they very quietly pay exceeding it
by all measure in the shape Of exhorbant prices for
visions They be eloquent any favor Of the
low price of necesssre and yet they object to any bur
den which will most assuredly effect the desired END
They put up plants to Joye instead OF applying the"
shoulders the wheel and exrcating themselves from
the mre.
These high prices can be brought down by very ready
Instead of waiting the of the Ohio they Che
peope) may set drouths and frosts at defiance aud
construct artificial channels of communication which VIII
bring them all the uxuries and comforts of the country
with the speed of wind out in Texas aud among the
blooming savsnnahs of the 0pelouss to be found coal
and wood both of which may be furnished at onefourth
of their present Let the tax which each fam
lily pays fuel and marketing he appropriated to the
construction a railroad piercing these teemn regions
and this paid becomes investment the profits
which for all time That tax Of high prices would
in few years alone build the road People would be freed
from the grinding exactions Of SPECTATORS and prosperity
would succeed to what bat daily struggle among
the working classes obtain the bare of subis
lance
The Neworleaus and Great Northern Road which was
commenced eighteen years ago and was resuscta
ted about year and half since, has been
but like .corehed snake founders through deep lsgoons
and drags its slow length along" 1t may be completed
day but in the meanwhile the Ohio will continue to
dry and freeze up and the people will continue to be i'm
povershed by high prices of food and the mechanics
the producers will WELD their implements of trade with
heavy hearts. Neworleans will continue to be as it
has always been DEPOT for the unloading and shipping
goods and mart for stockholders and money lender
and for pawnbrokers the chosen paradise While these
evidences Of slow going policy evident the
hand have in the direction of the Pacific Ocean signs
of enterprise and progress aud ray of prosperity loom
ing up the wds Of the far West The aspect of the
opelousas Railroad enterprise gives this hope That
road is going aud although u its original prospectus
but small in design its miniature beginning involves
mighty results Great cities at th-r foundation have
been constituted of a shermsns huts, and the few
miles of rail laid from Agers but the beginning Of
network of railroads, piercing Texas, and finally on
through I'll Paso to the golden shors Of the Pacific The
management is energetic and gives to hope msgn-
cent results By the coming OF the shall
this originally insignificant enterprise pouring
in upon the Of uudeyeloped and teemDg
region aud the Ohio may then freeze dry up will
glorious then laugh at coal dealers and wood buck
ers all the tribe who fatten the eanness of the
whole There is good time coming, and people may
day hope not to be sned in the necessaries of life.
Railroads will do this-so push on the rails
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-11-21
NECESS.qRIES OF LIFE.


Coal is now selling at dollar and half barrel wood
ut six dollars and half cord and all articles in market
at price proportionasly high The fact may claim the
attention of landlords they being the whose inter
ests are thereby most permanently affected These ex-
horbitan rates for the neeesssres of life caused by
the low stage Of the Mississippi river and its tributaries
Our supplies Of fuel mostly furnished from the Ohio
and that stream is now in dried up In few
weeks more will probably be frozen and may remain
until II Is time for it to dry up again scarcely
considered navigable stream though by fiction of law
pronounced to be Considering the fact that this
river has not been open for the navigation of coal and
natooa Tor the last three four months and that this
may continue to every year the question as to
where we are to get fuel from becomes matter of
serious inquiry. There will, without doubt be plenty
Of it here for those who afford pay for it and the
poorer classes will be compelled have for preparing
tns iood hough foregoing the luxury of paror fires
even although they may thereby be compelled to with
mold their monthly tribute to the landlords Suffering
must surely follow, and suits at law IN great abundance
by owners OF houses who do without their rents
even though their tenants starve House owners must
aso suffer- lot the tenants reduced to the inability
OF paying their rents, the landlord cannot y North in
summer nor enjoy many other Inquiries All thi, must
come OF the lack Of water in the Ohio or when water
not wanting from the abundance Of ice
There but one remedy for this state of things and
nat Is In general building of rroads OF this fact our
community seems very generally convinced, yet none
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-11-21
Arrival. at the Principal Hotels November 20

st CiiAEiiS ii Josr- Ilorr Bo.,am lIoyi VIM r
Mad Ms sai and s.tyt Rpunnee, Anoop, W D A..
Nc; Hum, Mss, NJ Smelling Mass; Wells, Dr. Green, II
poas Bpyce and lady Ms, Rys, Master F.bige' La
Naneamp Handsl NY; W Hall Del Atwood Ala e
Grahem Rudfount, Tenn; u Reid Pa, Major Paul.
Adams Tenn II II Evans Miss Ben Ellen Jones' O. L
X Hubby and lady, Texas
fEANDA A Clark VI. Il CleroNsll Swift Crowsl,
fC Wren Canada oalsenbory, Ks, u Smith . Ilnce
lady child ind setTi M Brooks lady and servant MTs Gan
ser and 2ehdten Miss Gsntss Mrs POndeIr DR. HUI
Sc, U Navy, Fla Hul,s, Master A iiul,s, do.
ST LOUIS. IS Adams DeBlsnc DR. Strauss Jssss II II
Green, Brown, Mo- Simonds, Fmly, MITCHELL Ala u
Allen, Fla r Maliby and lady, la.
CITY Taylor, Meyment, b Banan, CAMPBELL, NC
Feehety, Boulgpsy if->sloeh Randolph NO, A
SNOW, Fla & Carter, y G; Joset Conway, La
ARCADE. DIR Pollock o. DishAns, Pa Doughty o. Lantiu
geo sy seuse, Steel NO; SPEAK Mcrsln Beard
New Albany Keys NO; u iusssy Miss Putne Mich;
II Neho,ssn tI Hin, Gst.on crow, Jno Ca...d.y
ga W tusssl, Memphis l. Logan Holly Springs T lIo
,e.d and s'srv Texas, Gilnn, Teia' Henderson, NO
swan. Texas, Williams, A Rope McCsrlis J q
Bor-r, No = Freeman, n Faor Miss; Melton yet
non La hColook, g W Loktidsr, Ak; Dr.
CsldclsagA Smith, r Farrell Brooks Texas; Adams
Ayestog Shane, Persia Major Garrough
DAVIS Davis, Dyse Brown, Ala; c u Carter, 1e4ss
shchsli Ala W Perry. Texas; feHssr NO Alien
ephsn, Texas g Cushmsu, Chicago Norfolk;
Lindsay u Llnd'sy, Ia, A NJ Haten, Baton Rouge NJ Al
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-11-21

TRUE PRESIDENTIAL PRAIsE-In one of Ca.
leb Quotem Cushing's last contributions to tn,
Epistolary Literature of Locofocoism, the fol.
lowing laudatory sentence occurs
While he" president PIERCE occupies
his present position, it will necer be departed
from" Admirable President since the DAYS
of her who
Never followed wicked ways
Except when she was sinnng,n
tnere mas been nothing so steadfast as Mr..
Pierce's consistency of purpose, except Caleb
Cushing's honesty
But not content with this laurel leaf for the
Presidential pate, the adroit auctioneer weaves
for il whole ehaplet of like praises. He AYERS
thus: =" have perceived from the outset that
this great principle is fastened in his (the Pres
idenD thoughts as the corner stone of this
Union'''
WHAT The President has a stone fastened
in his thoughts If SO, he must be much gray
elled. His thoughts must be heavy. IT'S to be
hoped he will grow hard thinker after this.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-11-21

FRENCH IN THREE Mo,THs-We would earnestly re-
commend to readers who have for years
fully studied the French Language under the old
Of other professors now in vogue to and examine Prof
Bretes nfable plans without the Of any books
judge for themselves investigate for themselves and be
influenced only by what they themselves and hear
then they will come to the satisfactory and true conclu-
sion that it is to acknowledge certain acquire
to understand and converse huently is the French
tongue after three months tuition under such highly
recommended plan. No - St. Charles street Special
f,rl a1faa
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-11-21
THE DAILY CRESCENT.
MONDAY MORNING, Nov'R 81, 1868

To ADysRrIsEas.-The already extensive and largely
increasing circulation Of the Crescent makes it
the most desirable advertising mediums in the
try The low price at which it Is furnished (ony fifteen
cents weekly places it within the means every one
Its circulation in families larger than that other
paper in the city which fact recommends it especially 10
those wishing to advertise articles of general or domestic
There few houses in the city where it is not
daily visitor, thus bringing its contents under tne eyes
of majority of population. Bring on your adver-
fisaIna
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-11-21

RrMoyAL-The extensive Banking agency Of Mr. c, Q.
Lsthrop has removed to No 66 Camp three doors
above the old stand In addition to the Banking business
of this establishment Mr. L. is also agent for several
Northern Insurance Companies The Granite Insurance
Company of Utica the Franklin Fire and Marine nsur-
Company Of New York the Hudson River Fire and
Marine Insurance Company and the Etna of Hartford
All the premiums received at these agencies retained
and invested for the better security of the insured
and to facilitate their business
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-11-21

BEAUTIFUL FLOWERS AND PLANTs - By reference to
an advertisement in another column 1t will be that
large collection of beautiful flowers and plants from
the nursery Charles Msyert will be exposed for nspec-
ton and sale at Banks Arcade Friday the 18th inst
Some of the finest specimens of orange and Mag
noas which be found included in the collection
This being the for planting and laying gardens
We suppose there will be full attendance and prompt
Sala
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-11-21

DEsBAN's NERANpAH RuiLpiEG-We observe with pleas
that Mr. pesbans enterprise Of putting up splendid
Nerandah building IN Camp street has with Il served
Captain Clarke has rented the upper portion a
the edifce to be kept first class boarding bouse
under the immediate superendance OF the CAPTAINS
lady. The establishment will be a capital resort for all
those who appreciate the uYures of select company and
good living.
Tho storss in The basement of the building arc adyer
sed for rent in tcdays paper, They would make adm
rabe stands dry goods dealers from the that this
portion Of the city improving rapidly and is ioca
ton of great number of fashionable residences VIZ
would congratulate the lucky individual who might b,
able in securing lease Of them
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-11-21

DRUGGIST, No 10 Camp at.
tE- DR. T. J. coxE's PREPARATIONS u extensive uss for
nearly his-n years have by r acquired reputation
psnrpassed il lacd by similar 10 She North
1DrTHERS COUGH SYRUP
E,yTEACT or coPAlvA, sARsAPARILA AND CuBEBs
AN EaiCAN COUGH LpZENGFs.
CHOLERA SYRMP AND PILLS.
poWLwR AND OINTMENT FOR THE RELIEF kSn PER
MANENT CUKE OF THE PILES.
~ Prepared No IS Camp streu by DE j. COKE AID
sale by Druggists ye qerally. i,1 9pti
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-11-21
.MediCaL Books.

A j. G o r G MS,
Exchange Plsee adjoining the Pos-offe
WILSON'S ANATOMY; ICOoPER's SURGERY:
WATSoN's PRACTICE; CHEtUSS SURGERY.
FAWS's CHEMISTRY; PIRRTEs SURGERY.
CARPENTERS PHYSIOLOGY MLLER's SURGERY
UNITED DlsPENSATORY sKEYtS SURGERY.
FERGUSON DROuHlTTs IDUNGLisoN's MEDICAL DC
SURGERY TIOSARY;
CHURCHlLLs MIDWIFERY |DuNGLIsONS PRACTICE;
BELL sTuKEs's PRACTICE lDsHEEs on CHILDREN
MA'KlNlosHs PRACTICE NEIL SMITHS CoMPEN
SHARPLY Il QUUlNs ANAT=l DUN,
Only fCYCLOPFDIA OF Practical
Won BEHR's ANATOMY MEDICINE;
CRAGit's ANATOMY; candle on DISEASES OF
GRASSES ANATOMY CHILDREN,
HORNETS ANATOMY iGRIFFTrHs FORNtLARY.
CAHEAuh'o MIDWIFERY bartlett ON EEVERs;
hAYGHIERs MIDWIFERY WILSON or THE SKIN.
MElGs VALPEAG' 5 MID lELLIS's FORNULARYi
WlFEfY4 WILSON S lssECIoRs
FUCKERS MIDWIFERY; tYENDESHALLIs yAnE
GAUCHE'S MIDWIFERY; MECCN,
RAMsBoTHAM's MIDWIFERY: NAYNE's DSPFNskToRY:
RFBNS MIDWIFERY, IGRiFfTTH's MEDICAL
DkWEESS MlD"iFERYi BOTANY;
WALTON'S SUEGrrYs lRt-By uS THE LIVER
HAsIlNSs's SltfEafi WILD on THE EAR:
SMITHS SURGERY ARNATrs ELEMENTS OF
LtSTON's SURGERY PIyYeIC.
CoLLESs SURGERY soLLY on THE BRAIN
Together ~b n9le,s the APPROVED MED
IcAL BOOKS IN use.
~ subscponl received for the
LONDON LANCET
BRAiTHwAITE's RETROSPECT,
AMERICAN JOURNAL oF MEDICAL SCIENCES:
RANKING1s ABSTRACT
MEDico CHRuGICAL REyIEw-English Edition.
j. C. MORGAN Bookseller.
nal asplt" Exchange Place. adjoining the Pont.oaice.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-11-21

MEr4lRIr CouRsF THE rain Of yesterday prevented
the race coming OF at this track advertised little
impromptu affair got up between Lola Ment- and
gray colt for $50 aside in which the galaysntng miss
proved the winner The track rather sticky for
foot race, and African John promulgated feet or so
in advance of his adversary Bill thus settling long dis
putsd point in The Traders Y ard
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-11-21

| BILLIARDS MIR. NJ, Miller has opened in Grsvier
street Holts very neat Billiard Saloon with seven
eight tables of modern style and finish and an
excellent assortment of cues
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-11-21

CHoicr Day Goops.-P, & E Reilly of Canal
and Royal street advertise in this mornings paper
choice selection Of dry goods and fancy articles selected
by them in the principal cities of Europe especially for
this market Their stock will be found to comprise az
fine selection as is to be met with in the city
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-11-21

Ne" SCHOOL BooK--The Rhetorical Manual. or South
ern F'h Reader embracing copous and elegant extracts
no'n IN prose anu poetry "ths treatise Rhetorical
Figures, and the Principles Of Eocutiop h. 7, I.,,.
Ross A NJ n G., Ex,suparinteadent of Public schools
New Orleans. Published by }. b Steel No co Cam
street
This is a handsomely printed volume containing !,
large amount of selected the use OF .ebo
and Is believe the first and only work of the kind
published South. As School Manual it will be vain.
able.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-11-21

Law MEDICAL Tfxr BooK.-rhomas L. white los
Canal advertises in this mornings paper that he
has just received invoice of Law Text Books com
prising TRANSACTIONS of the works of Of the best
French civilians and restises by thu first writers on
American law He has also received supply OF Medical
Text Books embracing treatises in all the different
branches q: medical acruce
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-11-21

CaIpetiag, Furniture, etc.
" ROYAL STREET %
tF The ncd have oonpl.i. fCARPErING,
cous.t,sg stylasof
ROSES, ADMINISTER, LAssERApg saNONY,
VELVET, BRUSSELS Tapestry
THREE-fLi iNGAAIN and VENETIAN
, CARrETING.
'''"''' sAxoNy. ,...-.
AAMINsrER -al CHENILLE RUGs
ADELAIDE, CHAIN, BRUSH,
sIlEEFskIN aud COCOA MATS
MOSAIC TABLE COVERS
CLOTH TABLE aud PIANO COVERS,
WOODEN LINEN CRuMB CLOTHS,
BINDING GIMP THREAD, stc.
LAMrAsETTE,
BRoCATEIE
DANAsE.
INDIAN SILK
PRINTED :. srINo LACE and
MUSLIN CunTACNs.
FANCY ART lCTrS
liz Our Fsnsy eompp .areror to
anything ". have offered TINS city, eomp...
sEykEs CHINA,
BISCUIT and BRONZE
sTATuETTEs aud MANrEL
,,,sr, o,l-, ORNAMENTS.
VASES 'L''NS' CRYSTAL and
BOHEMIAN ~, .ss,,. NM.
SILVER and PAPER MACftE WARE
LOOKING CLASSES,
CHiSAwARE, CUTLERY, stc.
RNITURE
ROSEWOOD,
MAHOGANY ami OAK FURNITURE.
In P'rl'r and Bed room and DnpgrOom Sofa.
WRITING DESKS
FANCY CHAIRS,
ETAGEREs,
JARDINfERs
TOILET TABLES, ct.
nil S'2p 4. MALLARD Il 60.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-11-21
To Rent.

Ee The eligible NEW STORES basement of De.bsp Ne
randall building Camp street, between Duplane
They suitable for first GOOD. busne and will be
leased upon fsyorabl. terms. Apply
S. PHILLIPS tDry Good Store,) Nay ade, street
(uslt 10 the Horse sAion)
90 or to the owner At j. B sTEFIis 30 Can,p ~