New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-03-07

Ed. W. JOHNSTON, Esq, Editor of Crescent,
.Me,c Orleans Dear Sir: An accident on ray
Journey from Austin to San Antonio, delayed
my return to New Orleans considerably longer
than had anticipated l beg to inform you
now that / have secured my passage on the
Mexico, which will leave Galveston for your
city Tuesday next. shall put up at the st.
Charles Hotel. By apprising the public Of the
. above, you will bestow favor on
Yours, very respectfully,
DR.. A GUENTz,
President Of Shelby College, Shelbyyille, KY
sTHE LAW AND THE TESTIMONY This is the
ttleof an octave volume of eight hundred pages,
from thu press Of Robt. Carter 5 Brothers. New
York, which has been sent us by Mr.. Norman,
bookseller, Camp street. The work is from the
pen of the author Of ssWide Wide World, p
Queeefy,' ETC., etc. The volume seems to
consist entirely Of seriptural quotations, setting
forth the mass Of Scripture testimony on Scrip
ture teaching. The author sets out in her pre-
face by announcing that it is intended as q book
OF reference !; as such it is valuable.
Prof. Dimitry's Lecture of tonight is to be
occupied with the Homerie period of Greek let
ters.: charming and yet elevated subject, of
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The gentlemanIy clerk of the steamboat Glen
dy Burke has laid us under obligations to him
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AsToN RIDGE SEMINARY FOR YOUNG LADIES'
There are few institutions SO highly recon-
mended, or which afford combination of such
great advantages, the number Of pupils being
limited We would invite the attention of pa
rents to the advertisement in another column
The Principal may be seen to-day at Norman's
IA Camp street. @@
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men yesterday passed by our office with music
and banners. They numbered between two and
three hundred about as stout, sturdy and
athletic looking fellows as could be called to-
gether in a day notice, The procession halted
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The CAROLINA T1MEs--This is the title of a
new daily paper which has just been started at
Columbia. s q Inv Greneker I,amotte & 90
edited BY JAS lei A8TlleS The UaOep. c0DmaTps
very favorably in point of typographical appear
ance with any in that State; and its editorial
dana ,.f,,e nj anno,rs ~ 10 :, ot.nt
~ wy ~ aPpoa1e y pein eotaPe'eHe i'saAas'
The editor, in his salutatory, announces his
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'u''Aeon w IA eiio Pofi'.o"i p'ihoiPtes Vi
the school of Jefferson and Calhoun
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daily paper published at The Furnishing town
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tionalist . lively little sheet which we hone
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DEPOT OF hlcHa DRY 9oeps.--P A. Hebrard,
No I 1s canal street has inst zreeeived "a 1arua
seeN". - - y $50 O''p,S 3"
addltlon TO his former ample stock OF staple and
IA nos, ar.y roads md bo nsou ,rosa,+s ~ tbo
iqAoy 91J soo"'' at II hoh RhooS 1'i'es W y te
public an array of the finest and best materials
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'o' eieso 'ho why's VI ING oh1on' oah anoro
rich and beautiful bareges and muslins. linens
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OF ihcfsuloi ne whiteness ana hneness, satins and
silks OF almost fahnlaus yalue and of III SORTS If
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colnfs ana Pattefhss we recommend the ladies
TO read this statement tirsty then Nj, Hehpard,s
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ADVERTISEMENT In another column, and then to
drop the paper Immediately and start for his
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