davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1854-08-29
PHILADELPHIA PRINT BUTTRR.

Ih1~AdO6LEaAh IA1NI o0IIA8-
DERs JNS deeirous Of obtsiniug Pkilaaelphia Print
I BUTT r fresh fro m the Dairy cau DO 70 by
calling at my Stalls fss and 54) Centre Market,
Orders will be received by Mr.. JAMES Il. sHEKtu,
No 5, opposite Centre Market, and the Batter de-
liversd 20 any part Of the city
aug 2S-3t oEO VI OYSTER
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1854-08-29

~ fiivfs ,.D OILS
tons " bite Lead
1000 gall0Gs L.nseed Oil
loo do ,vsrn'sh, cosoh, furniture, ard Js-
2ono pounds Pu'ty. in bladdsrs and In bulk
Zoo pounds Lithsrse and Bed Lead
1000 do Ground Coioa
900 boxes window Glass, all sizes
barrels Que "a
All Of which win be sold vary lev for cash BY
aug 2S-Sf = n GILMAN.
es THds IN wlsf OF RrADI-naDr CLOTHING
saouit, before purchasing eisewhere, call at Nah
walker CHS Marble Hall Clothing Emporium,
Were they viii find materials Of all kinds, oDlors,
and quahriss made up in the most approved styles
sad at rieee which cannot fsil tn induce them TO
purchase They have just received an additio nal
large supply OF those beautiful and well made Duck
Drilling Goats. which have no comparison In this
market Their stock Ia well kept up consisting of
eyssJthing beioagtng to . gsntiemxa,s wardrobe
together with bows and eA-vants clothing.
Ar uH HAnrokS vSsn,ABLr Tiscrunx.-Hsye
YOU Dyspepsia. LiSee Com plaint Nssyous Debility
Diseases Of the Kidneys, sny Loss Of Power md Dis
srraugement Of the systanf We but pain. YOU 10
the thousands who have used the GRKlr IsyIsox.-
TOR -stE.
In proof of what We say above, We refsr you b
oHarppton's vasetabls Tiunture." and its effects
Ax-JcE sHnl INaroN receives all the New Book
and Newspapers SIS fast as published. lie is agent
for Har, e.'s xnd all the other Magazines, and our
reader. will always End a large aud good sssort.
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1854-08-29
WIN. d. KING.

WIN v,ns,p, MARS a9s. IN both Hsulphsr., BY
Aa11 c ssshsi''sd f0n the French y Marquis De
Fsitea.n On oais and wrousht rsoa for bur,o,D.-
f'i'een ri nhnasss s)bund New Fofk, byR .,GlFusex
"-,- Asq- lit - n1 = a. -sa - -
Sas 49," - 4RARoK TAYLOR,
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1854-08-29

& go zaos .aE
An RXCELLEST PADDLE AND HXRNyss
"A HORSE FOR SALE BUT SIX YEAks OLD
WARRANTED SOUND. TERMS Low. Apply at
'ne cur once lS-t
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1854-08-29

plated Mes srs. Hoover apd Webster left for
Cape May, where quarters will be prepared
for the President, who, We are assured, leaves
Washington in the five O'Clock train this after.
noon.
Secretary Msrcy.-We learn that this gen.
tleman will remain at Berkeley Springs until
the close Of the present week, where he is
preparing important State papers, unless re.
called to Washington by special pressing bust.
ness. -.' -t' 80.
Lighthouse Keepers Appointed.
Allen has been appointed lighthouse keeper
at St. Marks, Florida, at $3.50 per annum.
Edwin Baxter has been appointed keeper Of
the light boat at Succohasset Shoals, Mass, at
$500 per annum and one ration per day.
Surveyor Appointed.-Mattbew Estes has
been appointed Surveyor of Customs at Shreve-
port, La.
The Wrong Nancy esterday We stated
that Robert w. Adams had been appointed
Appraiser at the port of New Orleans, vice
Starke promoted. Itshould have been Francis
Leech appointed Appraiser, instead Of R. W.
Adams -s
List Of Patents issued from the United States
Patent Office, for the week ending August 20,
l854--eash bearing that date: ....
Robert NJ. Able, of Thompsonvills, Conn
For improvement in hog pens.
Vim. T. Bazemore, of the county Of Bib
Geo-For Improvement in eultivators
VIM. Biddle, of Lafayette, Ind.-For i'm
prove,nent in washing machines.
Gardiner A Bruce, of Mechanicsburg, Ill.,
For improvement in maize harvesters
Lebbeus Brooks, Of Great Falls, N. H.-For
Improvement in spirit levels.
E. w. Billiard, of Hardwick, Mass For i'm.
proved window blind holder.
julius C. Dickey, Of Sandy Hill, N. Y.-FOl
Improvement in fastening skirts to saddle
/ trees.
Isaac B. Dulres, Of Athens, Ohio.-For stave
| ma thine. -
Isaac d. Dudrey, of Athens, ohio.-Por i'm.
proved stavs machine.
0. G. Ewings, of Heart Prairie, Wis.-Fo,
| Improvement in plows. ..- -ufa
Joseph W Fawkes, of Christiana, Pa.--Eo,
improvement in manure and lime spreaders.
Richard Tanning, of Clarks6eld. Ohio -Fo,
improved method of guiding cross cut saws.
Joseph +. Flanders, and Jeremiah A. Mar
den, Of Newburyport, Mass.-For improve
monts in leather splitting machines.
j 7 Forbes, of Coburg, Canada West.-For
Improvement in bedsteads for invalids Pat
Ell ed In Canada Feb. 2, 1854.
Nelson Gates, of Cincinnati, 0hio.-For i'm
pro sement in cast hinges. AIR
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-11-07
NUMBER s11.
LYCRESCEN1
I n D z Z
n u Il K
For Permanent Third Page advertisements.

For Permanent Third Page Advertisements.
BanLersM.THEws. FrsLEy & Co. 81 Camp street
LorssiayA SAVINGS Co. of Camp and La
fayFtte streets.
Books and Stationery-J B STEEL, 60 Camp street
e Jatssos q 90. o8 Camp street.
Uothing-NogHIs s. WAY. corner Of Camp and Common
streets, under City Hotel
LEIGHTON g. BsRBoT. Southwest corner Of Canal
end st. Charles streets.
Croakery--P. r. Fell & Co.. 81 Common street.
Drugs and Medicines -THos Rasktr, corner Camp
aud PoyiEas streets.
Groceries-R. W. ADAMS corner Of Front, Common and
Fulton streets
LIrTLFyoHy. Noncosf 1, Co, corner OF Grayier and
New Levse streets.
Hardware-J. WATERMAN e. Bao., corner Of Common
and Magazine Streets.
J. NJ RELF Co, Front between Gravier and
Poydras streets.
Hotels Magazine between Gravier and Natchez
streets
Hats Boots Shoes es-D'Aacr & CO., corner Canal and
Giiart es sIreeta
DAVID T.rLoR s. Co. Al Maqazine street opposite
Banks Arcade.
NEwaALL. VALENTINE Co.. 54 S. and So Common
street.
Jewelry-HYpE s. GooDRtcH corner Of Canal and Royai
f. A. TYLER, 80 Camp street ..e.-
Musical Instrumsnts-M FsHEevn.cH, III Canal st.
Paints T. j. Hart Co. 1o5 aud 107 Tchoupitoulss
street.
g. c. Reera1 & Co, SO Camp street.
Wines, Liquors-W. e. LEEEErcH & Co. "a Old
sEwFLL T. TAYLOR. 15 Royal street. .-
i. w. ConLER. Common street, opposite the st
Cbarlps Hotel.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-11-07

IMPORTANT CONVICTIONS AT MoNTREAL.-We
learn by telegraph from Montreal Of the conyic-
tion of two most notorious criminals, Hurd and
Evertree, arrested in the Eastern townships for
counterfeiting. The former is celebrated in
mate of Sing Sing prison, who, on his last exit
from that place, was offered $4,000 year by
one of the leading firms of engrayers in New
York, but refused honest employment, SO certain
was he of making more money by counterfeit
ing The effect Of this conviction has been that
two other scoundrels of the same gang, awaiting
trial for forgery, have pleaded guilty, Their
names are Gleason and Wellington the former
a resident of the townships, worth over ten
thousand pounds in property [Qaebec Mer-
4 curry, Oct 2l,
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-11-07
THE UNITED STATES MAIL LINE.
I'M ANr Eantan


str.cL Bourbon streets-DR JAMES
would attention OF citizens and
OF the
IN lis FORM they nbtsn certain, safe and
speedy cure the ofercuy Baisam or
nsTly discovered Remedies which can only
upon trial hey do effect cure nc
charge Dr. j. is posessen of certificates from el
all Of the uniono the many haS
sa which ceeersed Physcans
sns NJ these Reedesin this city the uue
enc produced ba' whahsy peIee
nierthat afflicted may avail themselves OF thee
an truly discoveries J. located pernn
th on CustohcuRe street. 81. Private ltoes
ns+aa mae nouTs ron an fsbls iylp
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-11-07

During the year ending on the a0th of June,
1858, the total number of deaths at Washington
City was Ills, while for the year thereafter,
it was 1000 Estimating the present popula-
tion of the city at sixty thousand. we have one
death to every fifty inhabitants in the course Of
the year No city in the Union, probably, en-
joys better general health than that Of WASH
ington.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-11-07
St0ts0seey.'s Hafs
ILL., StGtt0seeY.'s Hass.
D. FELT s STETs SON,
lN CHaRTRES STREET, . "A
SA NEW ORLEANS. ~
DAVID FELT, iHENRY .STETSoN

D. FELT s SON,
Oh CHaRTRES STREET, OA
SA NEW ORLEANS. %A
DAyID VI va,E Felt HENEy YsS g o!1spd. s1rnTsoS,
g The Propre.os Of this respectfully
form public generally they have
hand extensive ssOnsn. Of BLANK BOOKS PAPERS, FAN
CY AND STAPLE STATIONERY aud would cal the ATTIC non
the following list OF STOCK, whch
for the VERY LOWEST PRICES and on hs MOST REASON
ABLETERMs.
ING oPPieE
From facilities oasred change
stosA ,. most liberal Terms ard
PACED BLANK BOOKS.
Ledgerr, Day see sooks. w
'0'issisl sisslsm Cash hss.ips ss3f'' Books,
Letter RG5kg, Reeo5a cs Books
The above are of ali paper styles ruling
Ths 1e 9s5 Books r S to
WRITING AND LETTER PAPER.
s ssc o
wovs, Of English, French and American manuaeafe
STEAMBOAT BOOKS. @""
Receipt Books, Cago Receipt Books ior Cotton Of
cGnis cGss se do s Book. wages Tss sSes
Long DieGharglng Books, m,sehargSng b,s paPsr,
Mea.rring Rods, Measuring Eeoks
Trip Books Of u and ally all articles
by Boat Particular attention paid to this branch
GOLD PENS.
Levi Brownie Bayey' Moroa Obiaus
Gold with without sold Silver Holders; Cola and Sill
yer Pencil Casea.
B0oK-BINDER,s STOCK.
Staved Russia large euror sbeepskn Skive Red
Ruling uk Boards Plough Knivea French Berres
Wood, etc. etc.
Joseph Rodgers and Jonahan cooa Pocket Cutlery very fine
Prout's celebrated Prutirg Iaks, all colors
DIARIES F0R 1866.
Fafl Diaries for 1855, MI 1es and styloe.
PLAYING AND BLANK CARDS.
Eagles Harry Merry ewssnd Highlander Play
ing Blank Cards. all yisiin
| Cards Of vtry superior quality
My Nnyes' David Felt setsnns and Englis
us nks ng.h Copying lnks Red Ink and Frene
| Canine.
Ink Stands VARIETY Sealing Nax and "afers Steel Per
dea lortd olasei Pal Paper W-igbt Pc
Holders Se4s Lester SRns Pe, Ivory Tablets Pore
lain slatea ier Clips Yerpgs Files Music, Paper
hnok Pad Foos; Ivory in Cut,e Woe
Stamps Engraving; Box Seals Iror Ru:s; R New
Rests; Wr Colors, Hr Peace; Lad aud
every Bankers Note Tin Cam Foxes; Ense'ea
Note Payer TISSUE Paper Scr books Interest Facsnst ae
Tine Roek ackssnmon Boses nd Cbemen Bank SheaI
Slef; Twins Box rwne Peri iaed Beard pnN hg fate Go
P .tks c. Hauss Ba ks nin ~ bbr; Wi
File; Paeke ae ndun Books Gumen 1anes Sand StHs at
Cups Pink Red Boxes Po Monra
Cand r. aty Reference Flies; Ldies' c
with Locks; Etas and DeHk Knives Red aud Blue Chine
'' = - D. FELT s sTETSON,
oo2 T,s Hall No Chnftrt
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-11-07

An AMUSING INCIDENT AT A FUNERAL.-Fune-
rails are very solemn affairs, but the following
is q rather amusing catastrophe: The funeral
of an old man who died on Tuesday last took
place from his residence on the south side the
day following. The deceased was to be inferred
in the Calvary Cemetery, and a number of his
friends and relatives followed his remains to
their last resting place. On arriving at the
cemetery some delay occurred in arranging the
preliminaries, and the driver Of the hesrse dis
mounted to take a stroll. Returning some time
after, and supposing that the coffin had been re-
moved, he drove off towards home. Meantime !,
every thing being ready the bearers went to get
the body, when 10 the hearse had disappeared,
dead man and all. The excitement, as may be
imagined, was intense, and the son-iu-law of
the deceased Immediately started in pursuit
Arriving in the city, he found that the hearse
had been housed and the horse wac quiz tly enjoy
ing his fodder, while the unconscious driver was
coolly arranging the harness.
The son in Law, troubled with a small imped
iment in his speech, somewhat aggravated by
the circumstances, was dumb for the moment,
but recovering himself, seized the now aston
ished driver BY the collar and exclaimed:
You're pr pretty fellow, a-a-ain't you
You've been raising h-~
"What have done ?'' said the innocent dri-
yer, somewhat alarmed by the tone and manner
of his interlocutor
sWhy, d-damn you, you've been and brought
the old man back"
Sure enough, there the 6. old man " was, in
| the hearse. The driver quickly harness sed up
| ard drove back to the Cemetery, where the
nourners anxiously waited, and the ceremony
was concluded Williamsburg Times.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-11-07
,ycpU .gersess Z8mG Gsatmts.

.sfcpU ye3~seg ZiAaG Gs0tmts.
OF The Subscribers hand snd will be constantly
unpied from the an Of Zpc ants
made by the celebrated .=4..
NEW JERSEY ZINC COMPANY,
they accommodating terms
WHITE universally acknowledged TO be superior
to lead in mtea traaey durability inside out
much greater surface than equal weight o.,
lead thus rendering economical while, being free from all
o health must recommend tae
familiar teeeops quality o paint manu-
from lead.
The BROWN ZINC peculiar protective and adheaiye qna
especially recommended for iron and other me ac
faces The STONE COLOR possesses similar properties to the
Brown, the color painting out anes de-
bridges, The Company WARRANT the Paints
PURE keep fresh aad so for my reasonable
climate. To precisely like Wbe Lead
e Ground in OIL in kegs OF 25 SO aud for
| sslo byl G. c. BOGERT 4 CO., 5S Camp street. 1ss
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-11-07
TUESDAY MORNING, NOVEMBER Z, 1864.
MISCELLANEOUS.
EhICAN ARTISTS UNIoN.-THE AMER

A MEXICAN ARTISTS UElON.-THE AMER
cAT "a gssG gsS I =. 'a rs.eay@ f @ @ ps.
tbs as Throughout h~ rounrs and sis
ssss, sss sis''ss sssr SR4srs
only sFs snps ge rpaaer a,. and sh.
5eceo GIg1s Of he ss,rh eo eoa
9n 40 Egrsving ehs ro hs e. eEs' sAeh en-
Five Do, ~ tnsh.d gngravss Oe,utay Paint,
80 .es5 @ p ny s s - 81 s sai . s fs p worm
ey catalos g,h assseen Of one Of the EA
For .sh doinr a. Ergrsvnx aaaay
Gut 'is1''' viii immediately ze e isIS7s:;.' ESTs.
TIE Committee bssvng lint hs IL this Crest Nsos'
a Agents have resolved 70 treat witt 's
.sfsas
~ g j.
oa % z Pa comp @ e m s n ss tie & I E ]. "a. IN r.
owhh will be the United stases and ths CANADA
100 ashngton, siot
i :. Sssssi. ,s ,ss iss., isss
20 Elegant Oil Pafnliaga 10 ,p'snd,d si y.
100 fsrso os sss esi 500
500 srst Ia. Engraving, SIany e0iored n0i IA
rsa Of IT, ns's
as.sc tel Pis fagf.1s: nom iaT dr.'sa '''
Artists' cnisn. oi the tna'kes value af frim 50
Fea ri i D"sias m si.. srss N:vioiG
.yty dest ... $4,000
ibe Villa containing nrh iGG6D square feet,
he subarnr OF New Yo,k City, nmsniinz
inRsaihcert The Hud on River aud
Long Islagd Sound 5ea 30
30 .tttunl LoanF Of Cash, withou. interest
sscurit $50 SOC,
so e" 100 each 500
4" 50 each sos
$50 F" f" " each 3,,H
iDG0 /" osch 1000
Is Reference regard the Real Estae F. J. vlsScHE
CO., Real Estate Gtok.rs NewYprk.
E- psa) It'll enclosed, 10 be addressed,
]. W. HDLDko0kF, Secsetary, sos BroaawAy. N. Y.
n The EngraynEs The Catalogue ready for delivery
o
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-11-07
THE RIVER AND The LAKE

pi,OR MOBILE D1RECT-Daily r s.gfIsszszoiss
4 u. s. Mail Libe-wuer Arrangement aElzzs.srz-4a
The splendid Tow pressure packet steamers
OREGON, Il. l.. Myers, er, and
CALIFORNIA, B. Ffo-t. master,
having the Trade with superior COM
Of The seat1s VIII iavs ha fo1sha ah
o'clock =. NJ
will top 1T Pr cagouls MONDAY and THURSDAY NIGHTS
Ess The b. will thu ofee Of ths Asenl daily hs
O'Clock, promptly. n. GEDpES Agent, 10 Bark tlace rs
AhE ShoRE L S,. PACKET sTE4NGR rGk sslE sl
OCEAN SPRINGS BILOXI all ntemeate lau4lgs e1pulng
soala TUESDAY nd SATURDAY Of each week
The low presur het steamer Cft X aneh ret
master Lake Trge, with superior oda
on Fcnchariran Railroad arrival S the Lake OF
the follows
TlF sT5A II Y S4' A p Nj csra wEnNEsDAY EVENING,
THU URSDAY. A. NJ, =. IFlttDAI hlSEslNts,
SATURDAY ...... ! p. NJ, SUNDAY EVENING, ;.
day snd Saturday the will go 10 er as fa'esgoua eaf-
s The Mail Bag the office Of the Agent on Saturday ard
promptly oork, 1hurtday at O'Clock a. NJ
na Il. GEDDES Agent, 10 Bank Flace.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-11-07
lNJEW ORLEANS AMI CAR Ssss.sss:ss ssss:

lATEW ORLEANS AMI CAR szs -
" RoLLToN RAILROAD. .carrollto -
Liue.. Departure of Trains. Ne"
From Ne,p OTlsans:
Horse Care--6H An 9, 10, aud 1lx Pm
hour afterwards until p Nj ner-
sivey.
Horse Cara-s M, 8, ., and 10Y p NJ
Steam Tran5 hour afterwards unl p h nesn-
.iveis. A. N,
Children 70 and Servants i0enta Bum
dlea of 25 Rcd Tickets - so.
k from the Depot No. Is Barorre street,
Dspdrurse ef CGrs
From Canal sreet-Mornirg ara o a, Va
svery 5minues until evening. 30 e, w. u p NJ
Sf0n ana eyerS IS minutes nsti oI
Children under sat, gratis
NotsSpeciai Night Parties, Balls Meetings
lied when required after the y96
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-11-07

THE LOST EXPEDITION The English Book Of
Heraldry, it is said, describes the crest of Sir
John Franklin as precisely like that described
by DIR. Rae, and another crest and motto,
exactly that of Lieut. Fairholme, Of the expe-
dition The initials on one of the forks. H. D.
s g., are evidently those of Assistant Surgeon
Fl d. S. Goodsir, and that of A. Med. those Of
Surgeon A Mcdonald J. F. is probobly Jas.
Fitziames, Commander Of the Erebus; g. A. NJ. ],
@. A. Mclean, Second Master Of the Terror, and
s. P. may be John s. Peddie, Surgeon of the
Terror, the initials being somewhat obscured,
according to the account. These names indi-
cate that the persons whose remains have been
found belonged to both ships, 50 that the entire
expedition is probably destroyed.
1t is stated that Collinson's ship, the Enter
prise, the only one Of the English expedition re-
naming in the Arctic Seas, has recently ar
rived at Port Clarence, Behring's Straits, hay
ing got as far west as Wollston Bay, l05 deg.
| so Minis. west longitude, brt learned nothing Of
| Franklin's fate. DR.. Kane's is the only party
| of explorers now in the arctic regions.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-11-07
MUSIC, DANCING.

INSTRUCTION IN VOCAL MUSIC uHIa.
IL THOMAS J. MARTIN the oldet, Instructors
In this city, will give L-RsaDa accomplishment sIG
Or ability 20
commentator. s9- lett with p p. WERiEIN Camp
street, will with prompt attention. - II
EbATENT ACTION PIANO-assssgl,.
e FoRTES.-The subscriber Offers for ,4IIN5z4sE
sslsetstoek Of fsil and seysn Octave SQUARE AEf III n
SOuDCIR PIANO FORTES from the celebrated n VI v
the Jewey Fancy Store oGUINEEss HILL Nc
Camp street. ELIJAH DUNBAR.
Egf- Piano Fnrtss Tuped. n9s iy
NiE rs. CAMPBELL. Teacher Of Music, ssgssS4s
lsk gives LEssoNs ON THE PIA'o AND GUITAR
residence No Constance nEd also So.Se
fieva street. tw r asb mepth or twelve Lap
E LECTuRFE Et3s Constance eetree week gr,ss
t4tn iyB
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-11-07

STEWART HOLLAND, THE HERo OF. THE ARCTIC.
Mr.. Dorian, the third officer of the steamship
Arctic, has written letter to Mr.. isaac Hol-
land, of Washington, in relation to his son.
Stewart Holland. who so herocally met death
on that i'll fated steamer. After describing the
scene Of confusion and terror among the passen-
gers, Mr.. Dorian says:
In the midst of this scene, Stewart came run
ming up to me; his words we're: g Dorian. my
powder is out; l want more; give ne the key"
ssNever mind the key" replied, "takesan axe
and break open the door" Hs snatched one
close beside me, and down into the ships hold
he dived, and went over toe ships side TO my
raft Half an hour later, when busy Mt the
raft, a voice hailed me, and, on looking up,
| again saw Stewart, when he hurriedly asked !:
= Dorian, have you compass i'll your boat 1 =
| ssNo,nI replied; and off he went. He knew
that any chance, had would he shared with
him; and / have often thought how strange il
| is that that young man should, for a moment,
quit his gun to inquire after my safety, and
never for moment think Of his own But such
was Stewart Holland / recolleet distinctly his
appearance as he hailed me from the deck. The
right side Of his face was black with powder,
and two large spots on the left side When be
spoke his countenanee seemed to me to be lighted
up with something like quiet smile.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-11-07
EDUCATION.
p1RENCH AND SPANISH sIMPLIFlEI

EN
taught with The in four snd at
tracye lessons by NELSON Professor
gaages Kenaeky Military In Constant Attendance his
oe ChnIleH the residence his pupils Night
Gentlemen Terms moderate and guaranteed. SEE
test,m onak thee oficed oin
NIEW ORLEANS FEMALE SEMINARY, IT,
v WOLF CIRCLE, BETWEEN NAYADhs AND TRITON sTs.
Seminary, the direction Of Misa C.. GARDNER, will
gin .a fou,h anr 1al session On MONDAY. the atf inst
Competent Teachers employed department. The
ample and fine oetion recommend to the puh 5m
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-11-07
MISCELLANEOUS.
j. eSessj. Chandler,

. y u u II Q I . ".
NOTES, BILLS, HOUSE RENTS, stsn
ssy- ONCE al CoRsoN ARMSTRONG's, So Camp streat.
49, OHes Hourairom 10 NJ, snd obr.m.
- r. Lonsdae, J. LanGis Co., and CoTson
t-met1or. mh4 lytm
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-11-07
skRuGS, CHEMICALS, ETC.-The subscri. |
PhIladephia, suppY Of The

n p If
ners per steamship Philadelphia supply of b,
following rrticles
Betzo,c Acid, Gaic Acid, PrufRic Acid; Glyeyriue;
Saacne; Saionipe; Ppenlli iodine, tnbonnei
Ghurordine; yeraine; Ergonei Lac.ucarum Gollodum;
Tartar Emetie; Sui. Net Of Bimelh;
Iodine A Henic; Acetate OF Pttashi
Jonue Of IIp.; BcaIh. Potnsh;
Ioine Of Lead; Bromid Potash;
Iodine of Mere ry, tenti; ChiurGts of Pssah;
Iodine OF Mercury, prot slnasiate Of Potashi
Iodine fSuphuf; suphuret Of petAshi
Terrocyan Of lron 1ar.rae;
I,ac,a Of Iron; White Caustie:
Tsuua,e of tIron; Valeriaute OF Zinc
Chloride of Ztzi Vaeps Moss; lannin;
by Hydrogen; Balsam OF Iou; Phosphate OF Lime;
Chorir Ether; Carb. OF MAGNETISM; Alexandria SIENNA;
Iu, hs. Chiorofornt; lbs Extract of Bella Donna;
800 lbs Nnx Vonica Tuv; lhs. Extract Of Coocynh
$50 Ina. MercuYal lbs Extract of Tenian;
ST lbs Citr.c acid; Is lba. Extract of flyoseam;
Luna Causte; 10 lbs. Extract of Jalap;
100 o. SuIp. Murphia 10 lbs. Extract Of QuHSbis;
80 o. Strycbnne; 95 lbs. Extract OF Rhubarb
So Iron and Qunue; 90 ih Extract OF Farnxicumi
kpohscaes, Scales aud Weights Glass and Wedgewood;
Rorars Glass Pewter Senges Mawsi TelesoTie Brssa;
Plain Fnemas; Gum Elastic and Silver Cathelers
Gam Elastic and Silver Bougies;
% L. J. HART l. CO.,
IOa. los and iO7 rchoupitonlas stveet