New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-10-21


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Ysarsy sahscripto sao-s NJ the Week. 60 Gents
~ Advertisements, inserted 4 ne asasi rates.
aarni aiscoant made To regular advertisers.
su.The weessls. Cresess,f Is published every sstur
4 day raprnins. sahscsp tisn IS in adSaaee
MONDAY MORNING. oe;ToBER q, 1851;
ga communication over the signature Of
which y. q ]. are the initials, addressed 70 the
financial editor Of this paper was received Through
The Post Once few days since. Az interview =
81 desired. ts33 - HI sF
NV Mrsrc.--The following pieces Of new music
have been laid On cur table BY the publisher Ihey
are well worth the attention of aiaateurs
g PomeIia Quadrlle, Il blishsa ~ Louis Grane
wald, No. 20 e,harires street I $780,
From Messrs. u. n. Nerlein & Halsey, Nes. 5 and
Camp street., we have received the following
from their press: Az. isss q
Lula Ii Gone, by s.. G. Foster, and I. Fairy
Gail i, words by Alice Rhine of Texas, music
adapted and arranged By II. Walther. Bird
Polka composed and dedicated to (. idita, 4 by
Nilan Herr 4 Freedoms Tear reverie for
Y the piaao, by II Won LaH ache. 6asi.
,g e Zouaye Mazourka, y dedicated to Mrs. B. De-
u Bar, composed ny q. Waldaur, leader Of the st.
Charles theateF orchestra.
a TIMELY PEBIicATIoN.- We have received from
the publishers, through Messrs. Bloomfield, lStee
3 Coz No. 90 Camp street, copy Of a little book
Just from the press, entitled g The Hand book d
\ Artillery, for Ire service Of the United States,
Army and Aflita1 by Capt Joseph Roberts,
Fourth Regiment iilery, q. s. q. Second edi-
4 tion. revised and enlarged. Charleston, Evans g
CogsW ell, printers, 1861. Just at this time, when
so many artillery companies are being formed here
this book viii undoubtedly meet with . rapid sale.s
As TO its merits, that is beyond question: is q
standard work. d.. :.
DUNCAN on PREsrIoE South has no more
4 malignant enemy, and hardly an aber one, than
Geo D.. Prentice, editor of the Louisville Journal
IN order that this man may be shownup in his true
ceiors We transfer to our columns to-day, from the
Louisville Courier, philippe directed against him
! BY Col. Blanton Duncan, patriotic young Ken
tnckan, who poses Prentice in all of his defornl
ity, political and personal, and denounces him in
y terms 81 terrible but just ihvective. Read his
& letter. A ~ .s
B ACADEMY or MusIo. Miss Eioise Bridges will
play one week more at the Academy, and if we
may judge from the popularity with which her ef-t
forts have been met 50 far with great success She
certainly an actress Of merit and culture, and de-
serves all the success she wins. z EvadRe 4 is the
Il play selected for tonight, in which Miss Bridges
takes the leading part. This will be followed by
Norton ID bis great 4 Billy Barlow \ hits at the
times, and the farce Of T Conjngal Lesson, Z in
which Mraand Mrs. Chippendale take parts. This
bill Is bound to attract d full house. Y w
4stfes4 E5ssI
G6seERT FOR THE BESEFIr Or THE CRESCENT
4 LERy. There III 10 be grand concert at
Odd Fellows Hall tomorrow night week, Tuesday,
the 2sth inst, for the benefit Of that fine company
the Crescent Artillery. The concert viii be under
the donation Of u. Curto, one Of the most popular
professors IN the city, who will be assisted by a
number of the best amateurs New Orleans can
boast. tits designed to make this one Of the best
affairs Of the kind ever gotten up in the ball, and
from n. Gnrtos well known ability and experience
we have no doubt of his success. The Crescent
4 artillery is accompany recently organized under
educated military men, who design going into ac-
4 tive service as soon as they can get ready. OF,
course they will require q large amount of funds,
and i d 70 be hoped that the public will come for
ward ard assist them By their concert.
FoR CoSGREss.- We call the attention Of our
readers 70 The card Of Mr. Sam C. Reid, Jr.,
wherein BE- defines both clearly and satisfactorily
I'D IS ffiends the principles which viii govern his
course ia case he Is elected to the. COME derate
Congress from the Second Congressional District
hl1LITARY NOTICES. We direct the attention Of |
ALL readers tothe adyertisementsof the different
military organizations. They should be read the |
frst thing as d matter Of duty. ls3 5.5,5s
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Bs FIFrE JUSTICE OF THE PEACE. Mr.. Aug Du-
squarcron ID announced as q candidate for raelee-l
lion TO the Fifth Justice bench His able admins.
tration ri the duties Of the office during the past
term should entitle him to the consideration OIL
The voters II that district.
q FoR 0sE I'M TIE LAX The steamer Creole will
leave cn the arrival Of the o'clock cars for the
e-shpre watering places Tomorrow morning,
and WI return the same evening. We refer pas
aengers and shippers Of freight to the advertise
Inent Of Mr. Robert Gel des, agent, which appears
70 anoiher columntof our paper this morning
II 35ss ssf53Ess 5g5 Il
d SECOND REPRESENTA- iyE DIsTRIc STATE LEG IS.
IATsIaE-W refer our readers to the notice pub
iished elsewhere Of the nomination Of Messrs.
ygseph W. Carroll and Samuel Jainisoil, for Repre-
senta tyes from the Second District to The State
Legislature. These gentlemen are both we'll
knoWn citizens, and would make able and effiefentl
public aervaatss
ANoTHER LIaHrs3 3 Artery CoRps.--We refer the
public y the advertisement Of Messrs. HeIme,