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The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-08-14
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ICE CREAM GARDEN.
TAYLOR AND CASS ICE CREAM GARDEN
All those in favor of supporting establishment OF
this kind will be kind enough to call and put IN sNeA
their votes it viii cents for the best glass iI
of Ice Cream that can be found in this city Judge S
from the demand, and from VIII at my customers say
Perhaps they are aerng the only way 10 test that Is
to cali and try-pay cents and receive thanks must
acknowledge that greedy, like all the balance OF the
human kind the custom have, the more am anX-
ious to get 60" Call and try the Cream, and oblIge
r. b. WOODWORFH,
iy7 I'm corner OF St Charles and Union SIS.
CARROLLTON HOTEL AND GARDENS.
- The public is respectfully informed that this ast
81 most delightful place OF resort and amuse Ays
ilgs fuent Is now open under the management Ss4 -
Of the subscriber In the extensive grounds bO. ~
DUETS of all kinds will be furnished by the gard
SsT and at the Saloon and in the Gardens ICE CREAM.
LEMONADE, SHERBERTS, SODA WATER and
CONFECTIONERY.
The Hotel department is undergoing extensive alterations
and improvements; meantime preparation made to iur
n dinner parties with all the decaces OF the season. and
the best of wines and liquors. m
And last though least attentive and polite bar Keepers
will be found their posts to administer 70 the comfort q his
friends aud the public generally whose patronage he soes
anIS am JAMES DURNO.
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iron The Western Empire Dayton, o. aLg g. 18F.
Mr. F Howels sir-lt affords me much pleasure pleas 70
that Cough, and sEFe7e
has been entirely removed by the OF oneha bottle OF
DR. Davis Syrup of Wild Cherry and Tar which you and
others advised me 10 use You safely recommend the
Hse of lie above named Syrup for Coughs and Colds
most excellent remedy Yours respectfully;
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES

EETEID & CO. No. 70 CAMP STREET, have Just re-
w ceived from the publishers fresh lot Of those excel
PSYCHOLOGICAL BUSfS--two sizes, each having
all the organs of the brain fully deveoPad IN the exact
location enabling those DESTROYS to study the science "th
other Instructor. .., ,--l:-l
PHRENOL.OGV Proved, Illustrated and Applied
HEREDITARY DESCENT-Its Laws. etc.
PHYSIOLOGY ANIMAL AND MENTAL.
SELF CULTURE-By O. 5. Fowler.
MEMORY-By .. :. Fowler. .,,,-,- - M
RELIGION. NATURAL AND REVEALED.
A HOME FOR Ably .. > Fowler
LOVE AND PARENTAGE-By O. 5 Fowler
MATSRISI0NY: SYNOPSIS of Phrenology; Woman ;
Human Rights Teeth etc ETC. comprising one OF The most
valuable collections of useful and meIesng anO
be stocked with WELD n ", y ann sIIt.eeI,
yI8 Agents for sale of the Graeenbeg Co Medicines
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-08-14

An ENTIRE WING, ALL BUT.-A fery-nosed in
dividua who stood six feet four in his stockings,
declared to bunker he was 'every inch Wing.
rs" All but your nose, replied the Elunker. And
why not my nose - g Because, if that We're to
get in among lot of hay it might prove TO be a
RdrubuTugr''
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-08-14

SAvAGE.-Manuel Cortes was arrested in Bur
gundy street, by the First Municipality police, on
Saturday night, charged with attempting to shoot
negro boy, and also with resisting and striking
Waterman. He was yesterday morning brought
before Recorder Genois, and gave bail to appear
and answer
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Memoranda:

Towboa Conquero tcwed down and IF sea ear Henry 1
ships Adeine Fairfield and Susan n howen, seis NUM-
Long, Gen, Patterson and Capt WllAams
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-08-14

YALE CoLLEGE,-The commencement OF this
institution took place on the Sd inst,
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-08-14

D. The ship Coronation, at Halifax, from Ii
v,5nool, reports speaking, on the 18th of July,
the yacht Palapsco, seven days from New York
for n. Petersburg.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-08-14

GENTLE WORDS AND LOVING SMILES.
The sun may warm the grass to life,
The dew The dropping Flower,
Aud eyes grow bright and watch the hight
OF Autumn S opening hour
But words that breathe OF tenderness,
And smiles we know are true
Are warmer than the summer time, s.,
And brighter than the dew.
With all its subtle art,
And gold or gems not the Things
Osatisfy the heart
But OH isthOse who cluster round
The altar and the hearth,
Have gentle words and loving smiles,
How beautiful is earth.
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Robbins, Druggist.

From Mr.. Ed1gGrd Robbins, DrHggtSt
BORDENTowN, n. j., Jan. 1s47.-We have taken some
rorbis 10 Introduce DR. Davis Syrup of Wild Cherry and
Tar here and have sold all we received from You Dr. J. H.
Cook has used it in his practice he thinks highly OF the
medicine DR. Cook Of the eminent physicians IN
the United States aud was the attending physician Of Joseph
Bonapae King fSpan during all his residence IN tins
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-08-14

From Mr.. JodR u. Morgan, Druggist ddted ~,
and Tar has given great satisfaction those who have used
il know OF one instance Of permanent cure of Asthma
- =. -ar
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PORT OF NEW ORLEANS.
ATTITUDE. Q 81 8ON.-LoSoITUDr 90 win Time, 6h.

Cleared Saturday:
Steamship Palmetto Smith, Galveston and Layaca,
Ship Sir Robert Peel, McEwing, Liverpool,
- r. Chsmberbury
Bark Julia, Adams New Yolk, FOsdick Il Bro
Bark CroOn SOulard Lisbon, Bareli & Co
Bark LycuTgus, Brown, New York; S. Broom
Sehr st. Helena Winch, Belize, Hon., j. Avet
Schr Home, Graham, Slsal, . =, +; Camerden
Steamboat Moro Castle Scott, Cincinnat Marsh Ranett
Steamboat Monezuma, Kelly. Mobile, Wngate & Brennan
Arrived Yesterday:
II 8 steamer A. R. Hetze Ellery, from Brazos ST. Jago,
10 u S QGarefmaster-3t my. ~
Shin Quebec Richardson, 18 days from New ork TO JW
Ship New Jeney Wellman from Vera Cruz I'd inst to
Ship Mozaft Lewis q days from Boston, TO G. w Hynson
ship neSmaTk Barton Sc days from Liverpool, TO H.
Ashbrdge-2d my. -. N wa.
Bark NaIhalla Howes, 70 days Ioh boseon " . '
Bar HSma Wheaton, 90 days from New York TO master
--lst nv. ", 60, % IT G Or.r.
Bark Cen Wool, Eartsgood, I'm vera CIA1 " = = ~
termaster-Point.
Oreron Hien FIN Mobile. ,.,,,4.
9sc7s ilalman I'm hIilken's Bend--455 bales cottoh'
Majestic Kline I'm Baton Rouge - -.
TGbntarv Sweeney FIN ShrevepoTt-S5I bales eottOn-
Erii GonItnay fn Camden-28 bales cotton
White Gland Adams fin St. Louis.
Towboat ConquerOT, Heaton, I'M the I asSeS'
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MAGuIRE,s pAGUERREoTYPR.

10 ~ in NltA0los
ETse5s lo me G9uGy 2l9np'y Mill If
z..-z-,se -. : -. -. -
ENGLISH SHEET IRON.
+ EOO BUNDLES English SHEET IRON, Nos. 10 TO
oTa9 by " '" sAM ho L0GEE, 1 and Front heSee
40 wv DzIMgsn Sl2sSl,..9s2s sHS I-l- 80
QnO BOXES TIN p PLbf SAl e {; and k charcoal
CGO brands; NV ,,-,o ~,
39 boEes GNTa sizeS nv n ana "a l5nl1 IN
as Nv between CusomhOuse and Bienyie SIS
BRAZIERs, COPPER
5000 $ aa5 EE4 H. oorfhN, by %
2oo'O l9s b5aIle IQpPe ~ by by ~ men, a'g' ol'
sAMLi LoCt,G Mo- and Er f,3, l e;
40 ~ roR SALE sI5Tf5@ OR .. TG, RENT r.
THAT SPLENDID BAR-ROD NJ, attached to the 81
4 Commercial HoTEL. N tie corner If Gjr0l FH
amt IerrS sirerts WITH ali is fixtures will be ReneiiA
i i2 ON llg he SG 9em }o 2a @ or
'J}e51tF w. JAMES ROACH.
REAL, ESTATE AT PRIVATE SALE
--7r-vT, 5,I,i,r5Ti r. fII.ir 40 rel ,ro,,srt,.
w. at o Pi2s and very Tsa.9Ra sr terms r., T4g plans
Of nlagazne and s. Joseph Streets with all the i'm
pr9yemens lhefo2 -r Nei rs n ~ Comm ,o,
L Wo Ha T - ; Ism Ge W"
:, Two LOTS OF GROUND on Pacaners street between
BASIN and EdT e Is SEsgiS f. MING the corner
Paganies and Market stI gt nc, ,5i,fr
7boVe deyc2beI one HAVING pareTla in font
80 y D ICIR X APFjIDIfSF,S IN Com
m SSe stree Story RANE DWELLING on Market street
between St John the Baptist and Pacaners and SaJ
in The rear
4 beautiful F AAIII.Y RESIDENCE on Apollo street
4 very valuable piece of GROUND. forming the corner
of Fclountoulas and Richard streets.
One two-stoy DWELLING HOUSE forming the corner
of 81 i5gn and Pertido streets
IN THE CITY OF LAFAYETTE.
1877 LOTS OF GROUND, situated in the above city
suifaila for Private Residences
For terms and PARTICULARS appIytO
al PIERSON 5. BONN AL, Office 66 GTavleF st,
! --
VALUABLE SLAVES AT PRIVATE SALE. .
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Charity Hospital.

Charity Hospital
Heekly Report Of the Charity Hospital from the 18th to
the l2tb INST
Admitted. 25l Discharged 232
Died 30 Remaining, T,.....419
LUNATIC ASYLUM.
Admitted .............. IA Discharged II
Died Remaining, p. ia
Total remaining in the Hospital. 593
s5 The Humber of deaths from Yellow Fever, from the
1st to the 18th instant, was H.
military HosPITAL.-The following is the re-
port of the Military Hospital at the Barracks from
the 4th to the 18th inclusive:
Admitted
lJleu ~
Discharged ..................17
Deserted
Returned to Duty. .................23
P.S.-Surgeon P. II. Craig, u 5. A, died on the 9TH.
Asst. Surg n Newton, 5th;
J. d. CALLAGHAE, Hospital Steward
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DIR. DAVIS, SYRUP Of WILD CHERRY and TAR

o,f ''"''7 % Garner of ST. Gharss and Poydras SIS
DR. DAVIS, SYRUP of WILD CHERRY and TAR
IN offering to the public this and valuable remedy fol
C0aSmmption Br0ncajtis .9stsRa Coughs COLds,ete.,
we append few notices OF the character and ecacy OF me
let for distribution at the agency which sufferers are invited
obtain. may be proper to say that d. D. Is an eminent
practising physician OF twenty standing graduated
the University OF Pennsylvania.
From Mr.. jain u. Morgan, Druggist, dGted
PirTsBuRG Jan. II, l847.-The Syrup of Wild Cherry
and Tar has given great satisfaction to those who have used
know OF one instance Of permanent cure 81 ASTHMA
least six gross year.
From Mr. Ed,gayd Robbins, DRUGGIST.
r6nbs TO Introduce Dr. Davis Syrup of Wild Cherry and
Tar here and have sold all we received from you Or J. T.
medicine Dr. Cook Of the most eminent physicians IN
the United States aud was the attending Phycan OF ;ose
Bonapae eS-Kng ofSpain during all his residence IN ms
country. ~. 90 ,o,7
M j F Howels: siT-E affords me much pleasure to
saw 10 YOU that my Cough and severe 81 H
BT s B Pss s9 syp Of wild Cherry and which and
Others advised me TO use can safely nHG a5R Sns
most excellent remedy Yours respectfully b.,
11gf,rd PERM couatg Pa, october l. isi6' --'il5s
Messrs Robinson, Collins & Co. Sifs-Ehs Is to inform
you that afflicted for twenty years Win xioen pam
night Cough attended, followed by emaciatlon and other
9 as1 and ioo great deal Of medicine without
any relief whatevef advised to try DR.. Davis Com
bottles which entirely relieved Of my complaints there
fore can with confidence, recommend 1t to all who are In
john T0oMEY
The authenticity of the above statement youehed loT P
Mr. Isaac Murphy merchant of Milford. wig knows M;
Toomey and the circumstances OF his case. MI l. lsO"
sixty years OF age.
From Dr. ~. IS. Mcintosh LIZ &c WAL
WELLsvILLE, ONO Jan. g. 1917. ailcle % "
Cherry and Tar find TO be valuable Tnedc 5 M, ssr
considerably my Practice have sold anu s ~
that you have forwarded and would pc petess 49, "
send another supply early as the means Vi
viii open ,,,,,,,,yy = ~ u
DR.. DAVIS SYRUP OF WILD g NJ Il ASe Vas tkan
The following statement IS wotd ~ ;, ~ 1sn;sb Ma
fomthe lips of Mrs GeogeWIthQ pant u Nals5
PprBFDELpuTA Sept. Is ISL nave We pseh sus i
hectic fever and very frequently lad up IN ueN ahg ~
st 8, 4; t w. cough and pain in breast and lei
i VII igbt ssyeats Last April had violent attack
~ i3 Tar three months; il appeared 10 me that Hly
In - sgere diseased would spit mp daily llaIi PM
took great many remedies that were recon-
70 me As well number OF from gu
b;irian without any relief AT last was
I@ly ske Dr. Davis Compound Syrup OF WHd kheiIs
upon 70 had the most happy and saluary eecton ms
d;ss Before had taken one bottle, my cough gave way
nv nght sweats relieved the pam et mY sas ans
bleast I now consider that am entirsiy weil eAeep
neuraIgc pain that am occasoHally an I ~ W
side Of my head. ,1Als;j ss;th s,sb no
! ~ Sold By ROBINSON, C0LLINS& CO, 81 Make
Js19 3Df J. WRIGHT q Co'' 1eA Ohai'ie' o.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-08-14

CHARGE OF FRAuD.-Peter Wilson was on
Saturday charged with fraud in the First Munich
pality by Napoleon p Ball, who made affidavit
that Wilson refuses to return to him a soldiers
discharge and knapsacl, worth $40, which were
left with him on the 25th March last as security for
what he then owed. but has since, paid The case
has not yet been investigated.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-08-14
VIEW ORLEANS & oARRoLLroN RAILROAD

kThe Cars will leave New Orleans and Carroton every
hour after clock on Sundays, If the weather IS aIT:
- The Lafayette Horse Cars viii leave every 10 minutes
r tho corner Of Raronne and Canal SIS. myl2 tlsNOv
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-08-14

HIGHEST PRICES PAID FOR LAND SCRIP,
SOLDIERS DISCHARGES, &c,
10 BTGBEE informs the Returned Sol Ia
-@8sazzs ders that he may be found Under saEA@r
ges C@Ier If Grggicr street for the, The 5gF
puTpose of purchasing SOLDIERS DISCHARGES,
LAND SCRIP &c. at the highest prices.
BuGBEE being well known to the largest portion OF the
Army faters himself that he needs references, but
goicts their patronage.
Crow gfra
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NEW ORLEANS
------s > e-----------
MONDAY MORNING, ADJUST H.

SUitIDE. Thomas Hopkins, formorlya member
OF the First Municipality Police, committed suicide
at an early hour yesterday morning by drowning
himselfin The Old Basin. The deceased has for a
long time been very Incorporate, and has frequent
ly been heard to say that he was tired Of life, and
wished il was ended.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-08-14

ges 4 Regular Vicksburg and Lake Providen co
sllaG45H4s g Packet MARENG Orr SktpUtkss
- Lcading Lake Pr0gidfzce ftlfke9, Bend
TIcFSBnrr VarreRt0R.C raad Gut RodEeB and Ndehcz
On FRIDAY the 18th August, at o'clock ?. y posi-
tvely-rhe splendid ast-running steamboat MA kENtQ,
Charles Brenam master will her trips for the
above and all intermediate landings For freight or pas
SAGE apply on board foot of Canal street, or to
IvlB r. b. SMITH & co, So Magazine st.
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h VlCKSUuIE
lI4th5trsa c. L. WATKINS-F6r Luke Pr0DfdcRcc,'
So .8fhken's Bead Yicksbarg, Grand GHJ,
ROdRey and .Natcacz.-The new, magnificent and fast
running steamboat c. Z. WATKINS Capt John 4 oe,
will continue 10 leave for the above every THURSDAY
during the For freight passage apply on board
foot Of Canal street. or to
ge51 Tie C. f. WATKINS win commence her regular
trips in the above trade on 4 tuesday the llh Septem
Der next and regularly throughput the season. eaVlhE
every Thursday evening at O'clock.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-08-14

rTlHE SUBSCRIBERS, having rented the stores Nos 81
i and % GRAvIER STREET lately occupied by them.
to Messrs, DENTON Il BARRETT, would, IN retiring
from the Grocery business return thanks their friends and
customers their liberal patronage, and respectfully solicit
BRAGG & SMITH.
V'HE SUBSCRIBERS, having taken the stores Nos, 81
4 and % GRAVIER STREET, lately occupied by Messrs-
BR ACC & SMITH would respectfully form their friends
and the public that they viii be ready TO and fill all
orders for GROCERIES, WINES, LIQUORS, TOBACCO. CT
CARS ETC. from and after Monday, the Eth inst. The
attention Of Commission Merchants Country Merchants.
Planters aud Families is invited TO their stock, which VIII be
fresh and well assorted DENTON q BARRETT, s
iyl9 I'm u and q GayIer street.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-08-14

EFS n Steamboat MUSCLE No. 2-F6r Lefor6,
Ill., 81 GrceRoOOd, .HdriOH ICLUta, ldzoO Ctr,
sZsE9z Satariia md all intermediate landings OTs
Yazo0 KIrsTyV EDNESDAY the 10th inst, at clock =.
M-The we'll known and ght-draught strunnng steam
boat MUSCLE No 2 CIV arBey, master, Will Leave az
above For freight passage, Apply on board, foot OF
Graver street, to So 49, =.
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szS For BiIoxi--Via Bay ST. Louis, Pass
iska5tsS ChriStidn and Mississippi Ctr. are 10
Essss5ssss Biloxi, So so .., eg ular ? &C et..-
The splendid ast-running passenger steamer NJ y IL T.
w c. Sutton master (but expressly for the Lake trade
cabin all in state.roOms) viii ply regular packet to
Biloxi and intermediate places during the summer, leaving
New Orleans and Biloxi follows:
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From NeU Canal From Railroad,
Tuesday. A. N. Barge Tuesday, 81 A. NJ. Cars.
Wednesday, ?. NJ Barge Wednesday, P. N. do
Friday, A. NJ. Barge Friday, 70 A. NJ. do
Saturday, P NJ. Barge. Saturday, o P. NJ do.
LEAVES BILOXI FOR NEW ORLEANS,
Sunday, at O'Clock P. NJ Thursday, at O'Clock, p NJ
N. B-Freight for the morning trip, BY the New Canal
should be down the day previous Freight By the Kali
road viii he received for the last train For freight or
sage having unsurpassed recommendations, apply to
jel9 WINGATE & Brennan, AZ Poydras ST.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-08-14

~ ~ U. S. Mail GRIFFIN YEATMAN0For
ssata Louisville, Cincinnati, WheetsRg and ItttS
- Jurg-Wih quick despatch The 4e y, and
splendid passenger steamboat GRIFFIN YEAIMAN,
VIM W Myers master is expected this day, and will leave
above. For freight passage having unsurpassed ac
commodatons apply board at Poydras street wharf,
or to HYDE 4 OGLESBY, u Poydras ST.
60 The Griffin Yeatman will run regular packet
drr,1g tls season ai2
Herald of the times, and Rhode Islander. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1846-1849, 1848-09-07

Conn BArHiso.--Cold Bathing has in view
two great Objects. Cleanliness. 9. IN
crease Of general vigor. There are always in
operation in civic life great number ofcauses
which tend to dehilitate the skin but those
causes are more numerous and more rife in
summer than in winter. Now bathing not only
keeps the enieebled skin in condition to per-
form its work well as far as it has energy, and
thus strengthens " the things that remain that
are ready to die, but alsO gives it new tone
and vigOr. For this last work Of increasing
the tone and yigor of the skin, the shower bath
is peculiarly adapted,
1t is indeed true, as have said in the Ii
brary Of HEALTH that the great point to be Sc
cured in the apI lication Of water to the skin,
and therefore the only thing that is absolutely
indispensable is basin 'r bowl Of water. Still
it should be remembered that in making this
representation have reference, chiefly, to the
cleansing or purifying Offices of the water,
and not so much TO the tonic and invigoratng
tendencies, for these last are much better and
more certainly secured by showering.
One word more as 10 the hour of using the
shower bath. For though the strong and
healthy may use cold bath in any Of its FORMS
at almost aky bopr Of the day, provided they
are not greatly overheated or debiliiated, land
such are most Of us in these days of physical
degeneracy,) there is preference.
The best hour for applying cold water to
the skin, as tonic, is about the middle of the
forenoon. A person rising this season of the
year at o'clock, and breakfasling at 6, will
naturally 90 TO work at 7. Two hours moder-
ate labor will bring up the action of the heart,
arteries, &C., to what may be called food
tide" which is the proper season for cold ba-
thing of every kind, whenever there is any
doubt about getting reaction. Next to this
hour, however, is the moment of getting out of
bed in the morning.
The skin, by its various Offices or functions
especially by lis secreting power-is the great
est safety valve of the human machine. When
it does its work well and vigorously, and
kind ofcentniugal tendency prevails, it is scarce
ly possible for any evil to befal US in the shape
of sickness, even so much as cold. But
when the skin ceases to perform its Offices, or
performs them feebly, a centripetal tendency
takes place, and the internal organs become
obstructed and perhaps crippled, and disease
ensues. This alLne indicates the value of cold
bathing in all its forms, but especially in that
form which it is The purpose of these remarks
to recomend.-Dr. VIM. A. Ahon.
Herald of the times, and Rhode Islander. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1846-1849, 1848-09-07
Lighthouse lfopro pr,ot;ons the

Lighthouse Appropriations. ns.--Among the
appropriations VIC lind the following;
In Maine.-Fog bell at the lighthouse on
Pond Island, mouth Of the Kennebec river,
$3.50.
Buoys and beacons ia Casco bay, $1,000.
In Massachusetts, house at the
mouth of Parmet river, in Truro, Cape Cod,
$500.
Lighthouse and keepers house at Sankaty
Head, Nantucket, $4,000.
Small harbor light at Hyannis, 50, 900.
Beacon light on Palmer's Island, n Bedford,
$500.
Lighthouse on Wings Neck, Buzzard s
Bay, $1,000.
Spar buoy at the mouth of Little Wood :
Hole hartS- one on the westerly part of Nut
ton shoal; one on the southwest point and one
on the northwest point Of Halves shoal one
on the easterly point of Toms shoal, in Mus
keket channel and three at the mouth af Par
met river, Truro, $500, and the upper buoy at
Edgariown harbor to be removed TO the shoal
point OF Cape Page.
In Rhode bland.-Dolphin on Long Bed,
in Providence river, SloO.
Spar buoy at each of the following places,
TO wit OFF Plumb Beach point; on Mama
rock on Flat rock and on Bill Dyer rock
near Wexford, 5000.
Two buoys and spindle at the mouth Of
Pawcaiuck river, 5000.
h, Connecticm.-Light boat to be placed on
Eel Grass Shoal, in Fishers Island Sound,
$4,000.
Three spar buoys at the mouth of Port JEFF
ferson harbor, Long Island. $3.50.
Lighthouse upon the North Brother, near
Hurlgate, East river, if title to the site can
be obtained upon satisfactory terms, $4,000