New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-02-24

Thanks to the Hon. Louis St Martin for bound vol
containing the annual report Of the Commissioner Of
Patents.
MApAME BosrwIoKs OoNcERT.The lovers Of music had
treat ut the Armory Hall last night, which will be an
inducement for a constant attention at the musical
soirees Of this accomplished vocalist Our reporter Is no
musical cque but has ear that can appreciate the
touching delivery those old household ballads which
as rendered BY Boswck leads captive the
| of the audience.
Or Bull. SrRAKoscH AND PArTI.--These well known
and much admired artists in this city Their
is postponed until next Saturday night in
consequence of the fatigue resulting from travel Ole
Bull upon his magical violin and Strakosch upon the
piano unexcelsd and little Adeins Patti has been
generally ranked musical prodigy, of the fairest
promise and the highest order of talent These concerts
must be matter of interest to all lovers of music
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WAvERLEY NoYEIs-Thomas L. White No. los Canal
street hand and is constantly receiving great
variety of excellent books stationery He has lately
received elegant edition of the wsverley Novels
pete from Muzzy Co, Boston. This work. besides
embodyng literature unsurpassed in richness and ori
gnslty would make very beautiful parlor ornament
The HpropRoME-rhe visitors at this establishment
evening had the pleasure of greeting the Dan, who
after few days absence from his post (arising from
slight indspotioD) resumed the motley and distributed
broadcast his comicalities If there any in the city
who have not witnessed the performance of the highly
trained horse Excelsior would say to them that it is Of
itself worth the price of the ticket
MAcALLrsrER's souREEs.-An elegant and fashionable
audience again witnessed Macasters wonders last night
Madame NJ appeared for the aerial suspension
received with the most enthusiastic applause Tonight
there several and surprising feats We advise all
lovers Of the truly marvellous to attend
MErMRE CouRss.-The fast folks will have quite an
interesting Sunday next, understand Lad,
Mack and Boz CotstH go together in at two mil,
heats harness The former the winner at the
distance not long since beating the celebrated horse
Burnett Bob will have to conclude to behave well AM
foot all the distance in order to get his to the Judge
stand in time TO take down the purse
SrRING FAsHiossThe ladies who DESTROYS of seeing
something splendid in the way of spring millinery wou
do well to call D. T. Weymouth II Chsrtres street VIII
has the largest stock of London Paris Fashions nov
in the South and selected by of the experience,
agents in Europe Purchasers would do well to examin
his stock.
The Caahouls Advocate notices the fact that hors
ferry boat y has been built at that place.
RAILROAD TAx-We notice by the Gallatin Argus tina
at election held recently for the purpose the citizen
of Copah county decided to themselves with tn,
view Of raising funds for the tsng stock the
Of fifty thousand dollars in the NewOreans jackson
Great Northern Railroad The stood-For Railroad
Tax. 1853; No Tax 70
SuIoIpE.-Mr. j. b. Ball Surveyor of breckenridge
county Kentucky recently committed suicide by shoot
ing himself in the head with pistol
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FREsHEr THE TENSEssEf.--we learn from the Chat
tanooga Advertiser that the violent rains produced
sudden and somewhat destructive rise in the Tennessee
At six O'Clock on the 7th inst the river within abou
eleven feet Of high water mark.
Mormon Missionaries work among the Cherokees
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Another PArnoI GONE Mr.. George L. Lloyd, Reyo
uonary soldier died Kirkensyilie Licking county
Ohio the 10th of January having attained the ripe ag
of a. He in the battle Yorktown many others
MOVEMENTS GENERAL PIERCE. - General Pierc,
reached Boston at eight o'clock p on the I4th and
went to private house to pass the night The city gov
eminent had assembled to welcome him but the latenes.
of the hour at which he arrived disappointed their
tatons. company of gentlemen assembled at OF
the hotels to give him dinner also compelled to eat
their viands without the presence of their guest 1t
not known how long he would remain in Boston but IL
supposed not more than two days The Cabinet is
selected the Boston prints but will not be announced
VIM '-e A'-' Nv '1e
Vice President King it is stated expects to return
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oni iesiueni ri'noie w opeo hussey' Esq oil Bait
more oncaly informs him OF the award made to him by
jury the royal commissioners OF the exhibition of IN,
works of all nations in Jondo, In ,o,s;aar.,, - ~
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A'ape anu moving niaenues' Inc award referred TO Il
an exhibitors medal certificate and copy of the reports
of the juries
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