  We report the discovery of a bright quasar (E=15.8, z=0.868) associated with
the flat spectrum radio source NVSS J235953-124148. This quasar we designate
QSO 2359-1241 possesses a rare combination of extreme properties that make it
of special interest. These properties include: intrinsic high-velocity outflow
seen in absorption for both high and low-ionization species, high optical
polarization (about 5%), significant radio emission, and dust reddening. The
dereddened absolute magnitude of QSO 2359-1241 places it among the three most
optically luminous quasars known at z<1. High-resolution spectroscopy and a
detailed analysis of the optical/ultraviolet absorption features will be given
in a companion paper (Arav et al 2000).
