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The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-09-11

A"CCNsERvATIvE" GovERNMENT.-The Paris
correspondent Of the Y. Y. Courier and Enquirer,
in letter arguing the necessity Of the late reyou-
tons in Europe, and the need of radical change
in the system ofGoverment, introduces the follow
ing anecdole for illustration
/ remember an instance. sufficiently amusing, Of
the arbitrary manner III which affairs were man.
aged III the li!Hputian Dukedun OF Lucca Being
We'll acquainted with mO. Oi the household of it,
pr!ncely master at whose hospitablc chateau had
often met them, wa. told ore dav thai the person
VINO stood hig'iest in his good sraces and who
far from being rich had become enamored of lady
OF the court equally poor with himself Their
sovereign favored the match bat then, he himself
being III as beggarly condition themselves, the
grand question was, whence the ten thousand
Scur We're TO he procured, without which not even
the honeymoon could begin. A few days subse-
quenty ili. serious discussion which out OF
this matter. the majDr-dOmo OF his highness entered
my hotel laughing every heartily, if an excellent
joke had Just come 10 his knowledge. And ali
excellent one il proved-to all save the unfortunate
victims at whose expense 1t was PLAYED. The
Duke. il seemed by decree from which there wa,
no appeal, had the preceding evening imposed upon
The bakers OF the city tax amounting to the sum
required by the couple about to be married and
then, to avO! useless circumstances, had Jumped
INTO ms travelling carriage and left town. AID
tins act OF consunmaie tyranny took place in the
nineteenth century. and in the midst of civilized
Europe, without receiving its nerled chastIsemen
on the spot,
These are The aristocracy, the educated, the pD
lite, the refined, the Just the good and the honora
bic Nobody else has their qualities. Those who
suffer by them The mob, the sans cuotte, the
sanallle, the populace-and it is only when they
are successful in opposition they are known as the
PEOPLE. The curriers' horrible animals
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MAGUIRE's DAGUERREoTYPE.

would respectfully thanks for the liberal patron
u. age bestowed on him siuce he first had the honor OF
Introducing the DAGUERREOTlPE into NewOTisaGs
five during which time he has taken portraits
Than any other person the world His specimens
exhibited al the Fair connection with Others taken BY
the best operator from NewE ork and he awarded the
First Premium. No specimens exhibited his estabS men
but those taken by himself. NJ the public thai h
portraits will be what they always have been
the HIS long experience, and practice
e best Inducements desirous of the
beautiful Genuine VOgtlander Cameras - per cent
cheaper than in the city all other the
Plates at aa dozen Scoyils No for 90 2guaIantied
the best plates made the ned States Gases q rs
o. 80; New Y ork Cameras at as
81 Orders from the country promptly attended to.
sT Entrance No s CAMP street mill II
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-09-11

A BRAVE BoY.-A little daughter of Mr. John
Nhmarsh, while recently on visit to Lowell
fell into the canal, and would have been drowned
had not young Irish boy, named Timothy Sulli-
van, Is years of age, leaped in without stopping to
strip, and Selling the child, brought her safely to
the bank. A handsome gold pencil case, bearing
a suitable inscription, was presented to the youth
by the parents of the child.
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u . y = y S

HOTEL AND GARDENS
6 C fs5 HoFsa tSD GAEn b,
The subscriber has the to announce that he IS now
fully prepared to accommodate limited number Of BoAD
xKs. by the day. week, or month
Per Day e Pc, wsst; 10 90. Per Month E % @
Fish Dinners 10 order and Private Parties accommodated
The best Of Wines and Liquors
Ice Creams Serbets Laonaae. and Soda nater served
at the Saloon or IN the Gardens
The Dining and Restaurant under the charge OF
Mr. PoUoHxr OF the first caterers. and formerly OF
Mobile and New Orleans,
Good Sabng for thirty Horses.
sS'- The FLOWER, GARDENS attached tothe Hotel,
fine order and far SnpGss anything OF the kind Ia the
BoreUkIs IN great variety, always to be bad on appca
Every possible Intention paid 70 ysts Yhois
PASS CHRISTIAN HOTEL.
the Gull of Mexico, within ~ miles OF New %1A
Orleans will reopen Tor the reception Of yl5ites on sR
JUNE list. During the winter. considerable aera EA-A
tons have been made on the honss and grounds with the
of adding to the comfort of those seeking health
The Bachelors apartments Numbering sixty rooms, have
been finished 10 superior mahhel ahu me pIoe 5 ie
hesitation in saying that they are not surpassed Al any
Add,tuns bed rooms wash houses ironing. rooms, &C..
have been erected expressly for servant. IN the employ OF
The Sc. BATHING cannot be surpassed the coast and
BILLIARD TABLES, TENFIh ALLEYS, and Carriages are
Onnec ted with the establishment
The design of the proprietor 10 render this establishment
FIST class Hotel in all its appointments, and worthy the
IN homage the LOUISIANA and adjoining states
Nav leave the temInu of the railroad daily, after June
!Et az u clock, arriving at the Pass at p H., and
nrIng the and elegant low steamer
California belong ing the line. will leave every alter
nate morning at clock returning the city at III A. NJ
NEXT day The seRmers Mobile and NoneZuma also leave
eguar!v Fofr Inc New BasIa.
Families and Others, wishing 10 rOoms Will please
address the subscriber - A.
r T. MONTGOMERY Pass Christian. Miss.
f Letters other malabe matter left at the office OF
" Judon Canal and Camp streets, will be OIw aided
d.ilv my5 1ms Gnd& w
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g:sss :S'!IlE,..!k. i

Ey PKIv.7TE LESSONS ONLY. ~AS
II J. GOMEZ Editor of La P1tria. will devote p few
II. hours durng the Gay 10 give instructions the span
in Language M C. mas adopted wand easy method
by winch scholar learn read speak and translate the
Span sh Language in two OF three months; . -
For Terms &c, apply TO M Gomez at his office No II
Exchange Alley near Cont street Or at the Bookstores Of
B. Steel /. Camp ST.; Tho L. White. SO Cana ST, and
G. Morgan II Exchange Place joining the postofhce.
- If required Mr. G. viii give ii night. = q
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~ There Us novirtue that adds so noble charm
TO the finest traits of beauty that which exeri>
itself in watching over the tranquility OF an aged
parent. There are no tears which give so noble
a luslre TO the cheek Of innocence as the Tears o..
fiiial sorrOW
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MMRNMAME,
SHIP CHANDLERY AND HARDWARE

SAMUEL LOCKE. Nos. and From. Leoee. n
~ is receiving and has in store ~
200 coils OF Manila Rope assorted to inches. IA
30 do. Jared Hemp. do l TO do. -
100 coil, Spun Yam and Marin.
$500 gallons Boiled Paint Oil White Lead.
$3.50 do. Sperm Oh, Lard and Whale Oil
~ cases OF sheahlng Copper assorted from IA to g or
Composition Tails and Spikes.
500 tons OF Bar Iron, assOred-American Swedes etc
1850 kegs OF Cut Nails, assorted, Al. to Sod
100 Anchors, assorted sizes. from 40 10 $500 lbs.
80 tons Cnan Gables assorted, from "a TO Ia inch.
$50 sheets Of Blaziers Copper 10 to 100 b. Sheets.
500 boxes Tin Plates, a X Charcoal.
100 do extra size Tin Plates, lax 10.
lcJ boxes Loaded Plates IA K 20 &c. and TX.
600 yards of Cotton Canvas No. to TO-
Tin and iapanped Ware by Wholesale Spelter Solder
B9ck tin Sheet and Is Lead Riyets Kettle Ears Brass
cnlnery Circular Sheas; Pocket and Table Cutlery, q
large and fresh stock OF late importaons myb
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INSURANCE OFFICES.

RIVER AND FIRE INSURANCE.
Atna Insurance Company Of Hartford, Conn.
STATEMENT is 1913.
lash deposited in Phoenix Bank Hartford. $50 600
lash deposltedin Banks IN Hartford bearing
nterst at the of per per annum. 70 GO-l4NG
1'ocA IN hartford Bank, Hartford l2,tS
FaUIa,eIs' and Mechanics; Bank.
hartford ;....................... IL 200
StoeA III E.enahse Bank ..........,..... 1850
Connecticut River Bank. S1D
Providence. 800
pahh' Massachusetts,,
Sohretucut river COMPANY. 1900
r, z, ~. railroad. 4.t50
The above Stocks OF the substsntaI O''
character. yielding TO per interest
annuai!y and worth at this time al.
the above mentioned cost pce. 81 G-os nlo
Bonds of Hartford and New Haven Railroad Co ~ II Ist0
Real Estate in Hartford, valued al ........... 81 no
Bills Receivable payable in 20 DAYS after demand. am
ply secured by pledge of Real or Personal Estate or
Total Assets Of tie Company. s395. $50
AGENCY OFFICK, No. AZ Camp street
~ The undersigned, Agents for the above Company,
continue TO policies the lowest of premium
turning to cnstOmers 10 per cent.
Wa R. FOSDICK
pylo III ls,N GEO. &. LAWRASON
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THREE MONTHS, EXTRA PAY.

THREE MONTHS EXTRA PAY.
IA TIE undersigned having engaged the -.aES
Igr9 : Churchill. inspector General u s. ~s9s-Y4
IN Army, New Commercial EXChange) ssrs-st4aA
St Charles and Penido streets III. Jaed TO ex
Pcne all the ente officers, non GoAms
stoned officer, musicians, and pnyat's to thu. pay
their will be dispatched with the por ptltude
The Regiments # Louis Volunteers OF i84 are included
the act OF Congress OF 18th July 1915 COMPANY ccouns
adjusted and returns made out for the Proper Depa .tnen
with aeon racy and dispatch.
cgS mmcdiale dttention pad to Bounty Lapid Pen
SONS. and other .u4tdry Claims.
TAEO LEWIS,
late Capt CO X. lst La. V0lu teefs.
WIN. MONAGHAN,
sl4f late Capt. Co. F, 9Th Regt La Volunteers
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-09-11

CAPITAL PUN1sHMENr-The abolition Of the
punishment of death has been voted by the Nationai
Assembly of Frankfort, by ma jority of 23S to Il6
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-09-11

10 Red River, We learn from the Alexandria
Democrat, is RAPIDLY falling, and it is difficult for
light draugh' boats 10 pass the falls
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-09-11

J. VI Ell Z 5 3 Gu, lU4 FUTUR.4S S7REE7
"a WE have hand. and mean to be always -
"A supplied with fu assormeat of every descrip "a p
80 uon Of Rt.iLDERS' HARDWARE. such n 4
W. rs Cat and Wrought Nails and Spikes Hooks 81
and Hinges and Plates Butt Hinges and Screws, Knob
Locks and !a'che Bots, fiat, round and square OF al
sizes; Window fueys and Sash Fasteners. Also Carpen
ters and Cooner5' fools such IS Squares Panes Saws
Beys chels, Angus and Bits, Rules suages Hammers
and Hand Axes hatce Spirit and Pin NIB Levels etc, ETC.
-hLSn-
EVERY KiNN OF KITCHEN FIrRNITURE-Ho
low Ware Casuss, sad Irons failors ,nns: Japaned Tin
and Endmeie,i Ware. Table ana Pocket Cutlery.
We shall receive. tOrnner'y most oi the leading
articles IN this branch sell Manufacturers
and shall be able to supply ali uur,aers Their iowes'
prlceS mnS-lrr
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-09-11

SUDDEN DEATH.-While the Rev Mr. Mathis
a Baptist minister, was preaching few days since
in Eutaw, Greene county, Alabama, he fell dead in
the pul pit
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-09-11

o. DR.. Shelton, formerly connected with the
Marshall Texas press, committed suicide recently
in Shelby county, by drinking audanum The
cause assigned was depression of spirits.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-09-11

GENERAL AGENT AND BROKER.
I'VE subscriber offers his services "a general AG'NT
L ana BRbkER IN the city of New Orleans, and hnpeg
by his personal and dIgen' attention 10 business TO
the appreciation OF his lovers. As New Orleans VIII be
his ut place OF residence leaving the city
during the and DESTROYS OF employing
Agent attend Their affairs during their absence
have their wishes Piled with by applying tire snLsc
Der, tHeXcep, loaabe references given.
my23am W. Van BENTHtfSES, 81 Gravlel st.
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DAGU Elk K EOTYPE.
ELECTRo-MA GHETTO PORTRAITS,

EAECI hU-FH p ENEITlC ICRTRATTS1
u the application the above mysterious agent Da-
- gueueoype, "a d,cOgey OF the ubSchers } the under
signed enabled 10 produce PDRrR 81 rs O; the
superior kind In SINGLE sECOND-Catchng the pr. else
expression instantly, and fixing nfeliby the sive
plate. as Those who wish their families gooG
LIKENsssss OF relations friends do moderate
price. Rooms OF Canal and Chartres sts.Enrancs
No. Chanres street. (my3 tyl w. Ii. HUTCHiNGS.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-09-11

kFRIcAS CONFERENCE.-The bark Liberia
Packet 10 have left Baltimore on the 5th inst,
toe Nonrosla and other ports in Liberia The
American Colonization Society will send out by her
some seventy emigrants, four of whom are fur
. ni,hed by the New York Colonization Society.
The Mary land State Society also sends out several
Gx, Rnssworm and Judge Benedict will return in
the Packet, and also DR.. Smith, former resident
in Liberia, but who has received a medical educa-
ton IN this country under The auspices Of the
American Colonization Society. He has jus,
-radnaled al Pttsfeli, Mass, with much credit
and IL said TO possess abilities which will render his
services eminenl,y useful in the Republic
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THREE MONTHS, EXTRA PAY

IA OFFICERS. non-commsoned Offices Musi- /
F., csns, and Privates. - who nave served out theM
EAGyS term of their engagement in the with III
~. Mexico or recej, ed an honorable disch lrge' -
enri Three Months Extra Fay-and By applying
the subscribers, (95 st Charles street, ave thea
applications forwarded to the proper Department At W ash
ngOn, and receive without delay, order OF pay rIent
which viii be hoIored by Paymaster cJnvs nen
the residence of the claimant
Es'- Pensions and other military claims prosecuted.
]. JAY t.ANGnD :
and WARREN A. GRtGE
astf late Cant I'd Reg, La VoIunteers
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THE TWO DIAEAs.-Eu A. Dumas

THE TWO DIAEAs.-By A. Dumas.
"E haye received per ship Athens: THE TWO
w DlANAS or. The Son OF a Count, and the Daush-
AIR. ,sr Of H. KIM by :; Al.z Damas
THE TOR HILL; by Horace Smith
FRANCE-lT KING, COURT, AND COVE NMEHp: by
Gen Lewis Gas.
NED HUNTLINE'S OWN.''-W are AIRED TO
receive snbscrptions to his weekly newpape. With the
first number will commence "THREg YEARS AFTER" a
sequel to " NJ cserieS and Mselles of New Yok" Also
NED BUNrLGNE' LIFE YARN" q new nautical novel.
The paper will also be devoted TO general news
al5u WELD 4 Co 7.Iramp st.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-09-11

~ The Baltimore and Susgu-hanna Railroad
Company have paid TO the Treasurer Of the State
of Maryland, the sum of ten thousand dollars. on
accoun- Of interest due the State by the Company
This sum, added to the several previous remit
tsnces, makes the total amount paid into the
Treasury this year, forty-tllree thousand dollars
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-09-11

~ The City of y. York, says the Tribune Of the
Jist nit. ~ at this time, unusually healthy. Per
haps no city in the world is o. free from epidemics
or preserves Wlch uniform standard of health.
S'hucliug from ono bills Of mortality the poor for
egners lately arrived - our chores, the amount Of
deaths would be much smaller an proportion to our
population than that of any city in America The
bna,i OF Wealth have interdict"d Intercourse with
hat part Of Staten Island most exposed to the iniiu-
sae of e,rsgn vs&eis. $he introduction of the
Yellow !srr said to exist Staten island is attrib-
n''< e. Ssrce vessels, the barqne Edgar, and ships
os'"rge hewsand Calender from this port, between
S''nIs and ne shore 90 intercourse was allowed.
one srsTaf of Commerce n p sontagionst,
st s~'n.ce sIese . StrcNorA upon commerce.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-09-11

81 s.A,~N Wss' aas cent - the Mayor of A.
Sasy .he'. 81 $!Gl 90 the relief of the euflep-
sss ~ se hN ~.
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VI IN 3 S..

WANTED
A SITUATION in wholesale l retail DRUG STORE,
"A by young who has served regular apprenticeship
the business and good recommendations. He
would have objections to take situation the county
For further parcuiafS, Apply at this office. 5e2ott
TO MERCHANTS.
A YOUNG MAN OF experience, and well CGnversant
n with business wishes Si,uatIou for the coming
good Commission Grocery House. The best reieen
For Particulars apply al this office. IT
SITUATION WANTED.
A GENTLEMAN from Alabama who 5 extensively
"A qnarned thai state wishes situation salesman
outdoor clerk, either dry goods grocery house. Com
,,ensaon moderate, and wiling remain through the
lie belieseS he make himself useful and profit
able 10 his employer Inquire 81 Ms Taylor 81 Cana
sfr
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-09-11

IRESH GARDEN SEEpS-FUR t4LL CROP.
'fNHE Subscriber has in fresh Stock Of SEEDS
1 consisting OF Turnps. C,hbaEes OF sorts .gn
EeetS Carrots Onions, i.L ieeks and every ssss,
other OF Seeds suitable for the season, GALL SSxS
warranted flesh or 10 payD Sold Wholesale and ~
retail, by pound or busnel. ~
80" Planters and Gardeners solicited to call and Judge
for Themselves al AFFLE'kS Seed Store. IGA ~
CHifJES Street. OpBOS.te the THEATRE
GY CANELIA PLAN : Rose, Dram re, and Lemon
TREES. and all sorts of SiRuBBEKI on hand tie
whole season. w % 3in
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-09-11

ANOTHER SrRI KE.--'The coal diggers in Lewis
mines, near Ptsburg, have struck for higher wages
aad 1t is thong INT the strike will become general
throughout the coal region. The workmen have
been getting Il cents per bushel. They demand
Scents. A good digger can put out 100 bushels
"a ten hour.
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MEDICAL BOOKS. etc.

MEDICAL BOOKS etc.
HOMEOPATHY rs, ONDPATHY-The PRINCIPLES o.
HOMEopATTIC PRACTICE, contra.ted with those O.
the " ,iLn - Ho"L OF MEDICINE. OR OMuP. THY
WHAT is EOMhDPATiih by lstac Colby VI u.
HuMhoPArHl with reference 10 a Lecture, By o W.
DR.. FLEMiNG'S LECTURE ON I HE PHILDSO-
PLY ANbtH RMS OF HOMEOPATHY
GROUP AND lis sPECiF.C REMEDY, by II. w.
gand NJ D.
CONSUMPTION. by A. &. Becker D
DENTiTiON. by A. e. Becker. NJ D
AI-o 'Or sale variety of HOMEOPATHIC ROCKS and
MEDICINES, by lau30l WELD y co. u Canlpst
ADVENTURES OF A MEDICAL STUDENT.
For Sale by WELD s. CO, No 70 Camp street, the
following Works, Just received:
THE PALACES OF TIE FACULTY the Prin.
L cprs o. Chrome. Thermal
ADFES TIRES OF 4 MEDICAL ST. DENT. BY
Roher Douglass: with Memoir tie Life the uthor
=" Robert Macae in France'
JENNY LIND. BY Mss Rose Ellen Hendricks
Cow lie. By G P. r James
HAROLD By Sir E. BuIwer Lvtfon.
THE TWO DIANAS. By A. Dumas
ILLUSTRATED ARABIAN SIG!iTS-ParVI
HOMEOPATHlti TINCTi RE ARSICO
G.DEi : LADY ; BOOK for September
GRAHAM MAGAZINE. for September a723
LARD OIL.
oC sTURGES X WRIGHT,
90 . IchoupnolIas street.
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VALUABLE SLAVES AT PRIVATE SALE.

WE OFFER for sale the following described valuable
w SLAVES
PRfCILLIA negress, aged about 80 wears = Is, rate
Cox, Washer. Ironer. and House servant.
CAROLINE. mnlauess, aged about Il years :; Cook
Washer and ironer, House servant.
IlENRiETTE, nsgress, aged about 20 years; Washe
irOner. and Cook.
MARGUERITFE. gifFc aged 81 wears: a first rate WASH
e. icn~r and pain Cook--gOod House servant.
MARIA, grtN aged 80 year, a first rate Cook Washer
iOner and House ssrl ant
CHARLOTTE. ne-ress, aged q years first rate Cook,
" a,ileI. irOr and HOUSE servant
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NEW AND VALUABLE SCHOOL BOOK.

A MANUAL. OF GkECIAN AND ROMAN ANTI
"A GIlTi Is; by DR.. Z; +. BoJeeen Professor OF the
Greek Language and Literature IN the University of
SOLO; trans stet from the German. Edited (wih ocCa
sonal and complete OF qneStlons) by the
Rev Thomas Kerchever Arnold, N. A. Rector of Ign
don and ate Fellow "i TRINITY College Cambridge.
Revised with additions and corrections
Ip received and for sale the tctc orleans Stat0ners
gprrrF0nss lal2 81 J. B STEEL, IA Camp st.
NEW PUBLICATIONS.
NOR SALE by the subscnber-a the LATEST PrPLl-
L CATIONS of the day. among winch may be found the
following
THE LITTLE WIfE-By Mrs Grey;
PRIDE: OR, THE DUCHESS The first of the SEvsN
CAPITAL SINs-Bg Eugene sue;
WiiOM TO MARRY, AND now TO GET MARRIED,
THE PICTURIAL BROTHER JONATHAN, for the
home OF ':SsiAKsPEARE-ByF F. w FairhoIt, I, $ .
Be;Uuiur Illustrated
THE HENPECKED HUSBAND-By the auhor OF the
- History Of Flint
Lucy H0SMER; or. the GUARpIAR AND GHosT-By
y. T. Thom son;
THE TWO CORPSES; 4 Historical Rornance-By Fred
enck SOule;
Se2otf WELD & co, 70 Camp street
Agency of the Grasteabcrg t0mDdHy's .Ned5ciHes.
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DARK NIGHT-Last night, says the New
York Tribune, referring TO the destruction of part
OF the City Ga.works by fire, clear and starry
yet never have We beheld the city totally black,
gloomy, dismal and deserted looking The feeble
oil lamps. stuck in the stead of gas-ghts, did their
beat, no doubt, TO illuminate a few feet of air
around them. and the shopkeepers in Broadway
called all their camphine and spermaceti into re-
QUESTION but the city was still hopelessly dark.
People went stumbling along a. if about falling
INTO hidden traps, and forgetting the days disaster
caught themselves asking-"What is the matter
with the Streets" The Broadway Theatre, Aston
House, and other establishments, having set up
their own private manufactures, eKuted in their
undiminisIIed lusire which showed to the greater
advantage from the loom around them. The loss
of The gas company is estimated at S:j 900.
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MSSRSa AMEMISs

ICE CREAM GARDEN.
sFIAYLOR AND CASS ICE CREAM GARDEN
( An those favor Of supporting Establishment OF
IIs kind viii be kind enough To cal end put :, -
II viii cost ten cents Tor the best glass Skj
Of lie CFeam!. can be toand in this city, Judge GNh.
from the dcmand, and IEom what customers say -Es
Perhaps they attens the only test that i
call and try-lay ten cents, AID receive thanks must
acknowledge that greedy ike all the balance o the
human kind the custom have the more
tous 10 get. 81 Cali and try the Cream and obire
Z. Il. WDODWORTH,
ly7 I'm OF St. Charles and Union SIS,
CARROLLTON HOTEL AND GARDENS.
81 The public is respectfully informed that this 49,
So most delightful place o., resort and anuss- .scSAa
Eil msnt is notg open under the management ~
OF the subscriber In the extensive grounds BIO. ExSr
DUETS of all kinds will be furnished by the gard -
ns and at the Saloon and in the Gardens ICE CREAM
LEMONADE. ShERBERTS, SODA WATER and
CONFECTIONERY.
The Hotel department undergoing extensive alterations
and Improvements meantime preparation is made 10 fur
ns dinner parties with all the decaces OF the season. and
the best of wines and liquors.
And last though not least attentive and polite bar keepers
will be found their administer to the comfort OF hir
friends aud the public generally. whose patronage he socts
api3 5m JAMES DuhNo.
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PIANO FORTES.

4 yENRf PARSONS, 90 Camp STREET, (new store) fOnr
doG below foyGrts offer Tor sale ,,x
very stock OF PLANO FORrES. ASTEsxsslyS7
from ! Gh,ckga Nu3asS CLARK Gi,t,ert,S III y
and A II. Gale y 20. This stock comprises u
great variety, embracing the much esteemed iCila
which Is rapidly gaming public favor.
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