New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-01-01
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KATE WEsTos or, To wilt and TO Do By Jennie sps
witt. With eight Illustrations. New York Dewitt I
t u Davenport 5S5& 8 1
Kate Weston, story of four hundred and dfsy -aix
pages adorned with several very good ii
work Of no credit to the authoress who
ever she nsy Be. The heroine is very loveabls pure
intelligent and frank girl whose own merits are
heigh by contrast with the dement's Of others
Various phases Of life and character are introduced Eth
rally and happily Those who would spsnd
d few honrs of unoccupied time ia an
and agreeable manner cannot do better than obtain
copy Of Kate Weston which We ratuYn our tanks to
b. NJ Norman, IL Camp street. and 81 Charles street
under st. Charles Hotel.
My FtRsr sEasos. By Beatrice Reynolds. New York 1:
Il w. r. Fstridgs & Go. 5 #s5$ s
Ny First Season is very pleasant lowing atory,
which baros lords ladyssn the of nobility gem
orally made 70 act like other beings clothed with
tality proper amount love and Landscape painting
Is stirred in to relieve the general recital very
Portable denouement caused TO the arraarages for
some waysds loteringc not altogether artistic Those
Wiahing TO turn over light pages By the light Of
cigar viii obtain their desderatum in this. We sre IN
debted to B. N. Norman for d copy.
IHE huEIEhs FEAsr Conversations around the Camp
ere ere " Capt Mayne Reid, With eight original de-
IN Elsns. NeR York: Dewitt g. Davenport. N s p
The previous works Of Capt Reid the Rifs Rangers
scalp Huntsra etc, have enjoyed very considerable
popularity The style is full Of life and animation and
bis topics are al Of that Wild vagant nomadc life which
90 many charms for the fery and adventurous
spirits of our age and country Hisias work the
ters feas 's more essay than any Of itB
predecessors and reminds one forciby, ID soms
parts Of Gordon Cummings almost Eastern
is written with spirit well printed and Hsll
All who revere the memories Of DaYy Crockett and
Boone uhould obtain copy copy has been
TO us from the publishers through B. NJ Noran,a Csmp
/ street. #5 $ sl II F5 $f$ ssaS 5@5
The RryAL BEAvrIEs: Novel. BY Miss Pardos. NV
York: w. E. Fetridge s. Co. $5Ef55s NJ
Literary cannot be charged againat
though much doubt whether her later Offspring would
have been well received by the of letters ii
"Louis XIV ceased to BIS remembered The Rival
Beauties is tWo-hundred page story Of English pao
pie and scenery, and be obtained os Mr. b. III Nor
man. under the st. Charles Hotel and street.
Il who has favored us with acopy. 5$l
PLAIN TALK AND FRIENDLY ADVICE TO DoMEsTcs With
4 Counsel on Home Matters. Boston Phillips, sampson
Il g. Co. "a. NV 3s9 1{S$ {S$$3
The authoresa Of the little work whose title NJ have
prefxed Of the existence Of any book writer
expressly for the guidance and Of ser
vants has undertaken to supply the deficiency IN u
doing she has rather let her itself and he
axions have their uttersnee BY means Of number
pleasant stories than through mere dry mentionan
automatic STYLE Soft have glanced at it the IN
functions and principles very correct and such
eerVbutb Wuuiu 70 we are indebted G.
Z. u: White, los Canal street. for copy.
The OAKLAND CoLLEaE z MAGAZINE. 5 5S53 II.
We have received the initial number Of very hand
aonely printed and every ray credabfe printe
at the Creole Office and published twice year BY com
mittee Of editors chosen annually the student
of the College The present number consists of hun
octave pages treating Of great variety of subjects
and in manner highly creditable to the writer's. w
very sincerely with the young who
having addressed eerenade to one Of the Oakland youns
ladies, saying s,5$s55$ls js5@ 9 ys$S5 N fEs
4 Wake, lady wake from thy dreams Of delght1
Il found hiasverae publish
Wake, body wake from thy streams Of dssht
H. Theenterprise has best wishes for its succsas
4 BIEb MAs's oFFERSo. BY B b. Bowen: NeW5 5Yosf
One OF the most singular have seen for man
aday 81 far the history Of and the hi
ture Of which was sompose
areconcerned is entitled "a Blind ans Ofering byl
B. Bowen' The work published by the author an
Consists of large number OF Sketches tales essays
few short poems-very mary Of which have todo wit
blindness, and its attendant msfortunes. Mr.. Bowe
shows himself to besofvery decided American politic
procyities, and Of very considerable literary
ments. His work is worthy Of being purchased asii
from the consideration that its purchase something
done towards the assistance Of who deprived
Of the most important II all the senses with which
n Emauity il blessed s$&a55tf .Sf }gs$