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OF Mrs. Whiting, in Brooklyn, N. Y, has OBJ
tanned divorce from her husband, Captain J.
Whiting, who enlisted company of Massachusetts
Volunteers in the Mexican war
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Ds- The steamer Acadia sailed from her wharf
at Boston on the 29th ult, with fen passengers for
Liverpool, and nine for Halifax. She carried no
The daily crescent., 1848-12-11

FmE.-A letter from Pensacola states that the
Court-house at Mariana, jackson county, Florida,
had been burnt, and all the contents, embracing
the records of the county, court documents, deeds,
judgements etc., all were entirely consumed.
The daily crescent., 1848-12-11

MARINE.-TExtraet Of leiterio the Mobile Her
aid. dated Key West, 24th ult THE bark nagdaia'
from Mobile for New York, with cargo OF colton'
has been on the reef, and was revived DV Nleche g.
4 ror,ion az her cargo. which has arrived here IN
wrsekers. had 20 be discharged before she gould be
got OF am not aware Of the injury received
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MARRIAGE ExTRAoRDINARY-The lndianapo-
lis Journal chronicles the marriage in that city on
the 22d ult of Carey H. Boutright to Miss Marga-
ret Thornton. This is Mr.. B. 5 ninth marriage.
The daily crescent., 1848-12-11

DSs- A respectable young printer is about to make
his appearance at one of the Boston theatres in a
popnlar character.
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PRESENTATION OF CHARGER.-Several Of the
friends of Dr. B. F. Haney, U. S Surgeon at this
post, (says the Baton Rouge Advocate of the 9th
inst) presented him on Monday last, with splen-
did charger in token of their high esteem for him
as a citizen and soldier. The presentation was
made by Richard Loucks, who in an elegant and
impressive style, performed the duty in behalf of
our citizens The Doctor, in frank and cordial
manner, thanked his felloweitze for such graf
flying evidence of their esteem. The horse is
very large noble looking animal, of JET black COLOR
and valued at S390-the price paid for him. The
distinguished recipient is no less worthy Of the gift
than it is credabe to the taste and good feelings
Of our citizens.
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A QuEsrIoN.-The Chronotype, in speaking Of
the Gold mania in California, remarks: If men
can earn SIS per day in California, how will it be
possible 10 keep Congress together at So per day g
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NEW ORLEANS.
MONDAY MORNING, DECEMBER II, 1s4s

u. S. TREAsURY.-The correspondent Of the Bal
tmore Sun gives the following as the estimates to
be submitted with Secretary Walkers report
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INUNDATIoN OF BUFFALo.-A strong westerly
wind which prevailed for the twenty-four hours
preceding the 90th ult caused an nundation OF the
city Of Buffalo by the Lake. Much injury to ship
n;no and merchandise is feared to be the result.
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For Neao CrEeans-Mr Cambiasso. T. P, Bancroft, VIM.
r Fosdick c. d Buck. Theresa Beck Ms SpangenbeTg
and SON Miss s McQ uoid, Miss Lagler, MI ClftoId r
Snvdam J. 81 Iowery Capt. Luzet. w. h Baker, A; A.
Cannon John Ross and ladies. A Ross and lady, = hoss
and lady w. Ross and lady. X ROs and lady, j. a; IAN
Worth C. + Bell L. D. Ellis, Julius Herehiield Samuel
Fox Hugh Campbell Octave Ronneford, VIM. H. Casey
and LADY, William P Smith, NJ Smith, J. Seymour-eleven
children. -. rI
For Chagres and California j. a. VooThies Special
Woodruff; Rev. s. H. Wiley Rev. ]. w Doug91 5; Rev;
Mr. WOOdbrdge; w F Tilghman; Capt. E. q, Elliott and
iady. Rev ID o. Wheeler and lady; Lieut. Gibbs, Aid TO
Cen Smith Penifo Frazier; Chief Justice BTy@1t a RI
ehAe Collector OF Francisco; Major Lloyd BROOKS X
w Heath; Geo E. Tyler: w. H. Peise; Levi Stowell; H.
F. Wi liams; VIM S. Burch; John Joyce; John Morse
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THE DAILY CRESCENT.


PUBLISHED EVERY DAY-sUNDAYs EXCEPTED-
~ TERNs OF TIE CRESCENT.
DAILY Fytes Cents Week, payable 10 the carriers, weekly
or, Eight Dollars year-haf yearly and quarterly
advance Single copies, Fiue Cents.
The oee will reeain n al shrrptinns exceeding
THE WEEkLY CRESCENT viii be furnished single subscribers
a. THREE DOLLARS per year; clubs more, di-
rected 60 the PostOce Two Dollars and Fifty Cents
year each Posmue and others who may Agents, and
send ORDERS PAID, for copies, viii addition
Tor their compensation Payable a all adranc Single
papers packages Wrappers had the Office Of pub
LEGATION, No. 95 St. Charles
exceeding twelve nea Agate
r the first Insertion, and so subsequent
seiJn Those Of greater length proportion Notices de
second Pearl 81 each
Advertisements published weekly weekly trweeky monthly,
charged 81 per square every insertion. 9A liberal
discoInt made to those who advertise by the year
MARRIAGE OBITUARY Notices charged Soc pertqusrs.
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CLOTHING.
]. MONET. Tailor.

C0MIyM9E C0MIyMA9 STREET, tlgO doors from Cdrondelet,
NJOULD respectfully solicit the patronage his friends
w and the public generally. He houes By dill. NQ0
gence aud attention. 70 render entire satisfaction M
all who may favor him with call. He will keep E{5
always hand good astsorment Of CLOTHS. ltA.
C.ASST.MERES, DOESKLNiS. TESTINr(9S eic efe.
to Clothes neatly repaired the shortest notice and on
the most reasonable terms. niG3m
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THr SUPREME CouRT.-Those at least who have
business at the Annual Term Of the Supreme Court
Of the United Siales and indeed all who entertain
= nr,rsr rssnact for thai haance-wheel Of the ma
cbinerv Of his Government, should bear in mind
that the term Of that Court as well as the session
Of Congress, commences ON Monday next Already
we hear Of the arrival in this city Of three Of the
nine members Of the Court, Mr.. Justice Mclean,
Mr Justice Catron and Mr. Justice Wayne. A
nuorum will doubtless be in attendance on the day
Of It's assembling--Nat hlteligeResrs ID INST
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Or The schuylkill Rangers are creating con-
siderable alarm among the poor people in the sub
urbs of Philadelphia. They have robbed several
coal boats, set fire to buildings, and committed
nther nntrages
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FASHIONABLE DANCING G. ACADEMY,
AND LADIES CfLISTHENIUM,
APOLLO ROOMS, CARoNDELET STREET. NKAR UNION.
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In the S67l, ,142 GI estimated by the Secretary of
War for Fortifcatons is included $4,000 for the
Fort on Solers's Point Flats $50 900 for Fort Del
aware, $4,000 for repairs Of Fort Madison 800, 900
for Fort Monroe, and $l5, 600 for Fort Caswell OF
the sum Of 1898 5Sl estimated for Armories ArsenaIs
and Munitions of War, 100000 is for the armament
of fortifcatons 100000 for the purchase of ord
nance, stores and supplies, 100000 for current ex-
penses Of ordinary service, S62 $50 for repairs and
improvements and new machinery at Harper's Ferry
Amory, and 5000 10 purchase lot at that place.
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III ST MAUR STUART, Professor of DANCING,
H and the osly teacher of CALESTHENICS VIA
in the SOnh respectfully intimaies to his iome XII sAs
PUPILS and tie pubic of New Otleans ec., that his K
Glasses will open on MONDAY, December II, in $fSIeS
the above splendid and commOdiOus NEW BALL "a
Room. (the largest in the city, xpnssy sted up for
Select Dancing Academy brilliantly Illuminated and decor
afed large and convenient pnvate entrance, with
other accommodation render the Pupils comfortable during
their atendq quce.
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FASHIONABLE 1LoT1Me,

AT 81 Canal street. Under the Planters Hotel
THE subscribers have received by the steamers Crescent
City Falron and other vessels from NewY ark choice
and fashionable assortment of CLOTHING, suitable OF
the present season. They have uniform reasonable price,
and aim at giving satisfaction toeyey customer but IT, sub
sequenty to purchase any reasonable complaint 81 on
be expressed the of such complaint would be cheer
fully attended to- and equitsble adjustment made
Genilemen's Fine CT OAKS.
ALo. good CLOAK for $12.
BOYS CInTHINa in variety.
FINE SHIRTS; silk and Kid GLOVES:
SUSPF NDERS: CRAVATS; IEFS;
TRUNKS; UMBRELLAS, Etc, Etc.
fY~ A call is respectfully solicited
JOHN SOUFHWFI,L g. co,
d6 Am q Canal street. under the Planters Hotel
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PRfVATE BOARDIN G.

FTNHE subscriber can oaic hve slne ee Cen
a temen with genteel BOARD and LODGINGS. "a
Her Hou is locaiei in a very pleasant, quiet and re- i
spectacle neighborhood and subject 20 ihe noy-
anees Of children IF business th0Foughare Terms mod
crate. Inquire of Mrs. GRIFFIN, St. Peter ST. MO I'm
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Only survivor of schooner M

THE STEAMSHIP FALcoN.-This vessel left New
York on the Ist inst. She reached Charleston on
the 4ih. The following is a list of her passengers
c. ,b;s o;+,, and California.
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RESTAURANTS, &c.
oREsonNT REsTAuRAT . oYsTER sALooN.

CRESCENT REsTAURAT & OYSTER SALOON,
No. 20 ST Charles Street. corner GR-9YIER.
TTyHIs establishment has been entirely emodeed greatly
4 improved, and very handsomely Ie-fuTnish R
ed throug hout, and Is now open Tor the season. A
From the presious weLesablshed reputation y1sFfA
OF The CKrscENT OYSTER SALOON AND Res --.1ip-SS
onS nanegyc of lis hogse but simply TO thank his friends
and patrons for the mari ed and liberal patronage he has
received and TO them at the KIND manner - winch
his efforts please have been appeclaed VIII only smuiate
him 10 Increased exeon % secure Tie large PATRONAGE
already given. and make the CteSeeh fes'aaa1 ue must
He has made arrangements e at all times supplied with
MSM x the finest OYSTERS from Nobiie, baiIaas
E SA 10 taria at Island ana Grand Pass which viii
$sNRSy e served up in any style e sut ne palaie
49, S arrangements are com,lss,s 10 De fe"S9"a'
bY supplied with every variety Of GAME p
and FISH in The preparation Ol which 70 e5S d.
pains will Be spared 10 crafty the taste ot the gss
On bis b4 q fare viii always be iqaPd ON A. STEAks Tg
CHOPS. OUTLETS, every kind OF POULTRY ana
VEGETABLES; in short with every thing in season that
H,9 stocf Of LIQUORS having been selected by himself.
OF superior quality, and embraces the bel aud choicest
brands imported. OF French and Swiss Wines. C2IdNls,
St0ni and the les Philadelphia Ale and Porer-a trial Of
these Liquors all that he desires 20 insure iayoabe
ani'io~ NO 6m
AMERICAN OYSTER SALOON and
u EETAIIRAT-N No. "A Sr CHARLES sTREET.-Ihe
Ia undersigned would most respecitniy M lEM ~
a. he has e0fened this weii-known -Ssa5iEy
sSEass establishment in new and ele, s5sgg
~ Az gant y le. and HOPES, by ms unWeareu aiteh-
&E3S&Sl ton 10 business and hs great exnelehee 70
retain AID increase the kind and liberal piTonase
extended by The ioyes OF good & ehee' ag f
Ns-zA68 stgsand Cat Island OYSTERS together with
S7Ss-s@-sS~ GAME and FISH Of eyery description be
now prepared serve up. the shortest notice, all the
rares and deicaeies OF the in style calculated 10
His WINES. .LiQUORS and CClRDIA AIS have all been
selected by himself and OF the finest brands the city can
s@ lie is also prepared 10 accommodate few gentlemen
with Lodging and Private Sitting he has had the
upper portion Of his house elegantly gnshed % 9s R1t Eur
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esT~ Slave Yard and Boarding-House, 159 Gravler
street second door from Carondelet.
TTOUSE SERVANTS and FIELD HANDS for sale
at All times Slaves viii be received on board or sold
on favorable terms The building is large threestoy Dfck
bOuse and very com~OdOus Slave Depot PartlcqlaI
IaSlas oisaaJ ;n ais Vard n4 If
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GANAS AnOAl}Sd+s. Sn@s <stSfAS ltN's
TTNHIS Establishment having been leased by the under
signed, they have had It thosoaghiy renovated Nzs
and fitted up and now pIerared TO accommodate .H
city and iraDsient BOARDERS. The BAR has BEEN
supplied with LIQUORS of The best quality, which we
think will compare favolaby with other establishment
in the city The Rooms comfortably iun sbed and VIII
n9O If TUFTS & DtGGES.
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No. be RoYal sireet,

FASHIONABLE DANCING ACADEMY.
MADAME ARRALlNE BROOKS has the honor 10
IVA to the ysters and resident families Of New
Orleans that the days of Tuition follows, at the
ARMoRY HALL: AllA
Children's CT s'... MONDAY WEDNESDAY and .=esa59
FRIDAY, ftom to P. M ATTElR
Ladies' Glass. TUESDAY aud THURSDAY, from ssf6e
10t0 u Al
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FALL, 1s4s---GUTTA PERCHA
NEW STYLE-L.4TES Z LyNPROTE.HE-N1-J
/ received by the Indiana, Manchester and Ale ~
ETgz' gbany.-I am now receiving different in kSE
voices Of the L A T ST IMPROVED Sst5
"a GUTTA PERCHA STIFFENED HATS, ~
which have given such universal satisfaction wherever they
have been tried viz in New YOk. Boston, Philadelphia
and Baltimore. These Hats got in superior style to
anything offered before in this city Cn and See
oI0 G.. D. BUNCE 80 Canal street.
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AMPBTGAN OYSTER SALOON
HoLBRooK OYSTER SALOON.

HOLBROOK OYSTER SALOON.
TENHE friends and patrons OF the H0L- MM ~
l. BROOK OYSTER SALOON are re- e-SSs&N q
spectluly informed that this wei known estab NegEE
ishment now open fortbe winter season; and NSSz&
the public generally assured thai heretofore the best quail
ity OF OYSTERS will he served the proprietor Is deter
mined that the celebrity OF his establishment shall be Eet ut
that Just of complaint be heard Thankful
for past avors the proprietor trusts that his continued en-
6eavOTs please the public guarantee 10 him cont
nance of that pnhlie's patronage. so
The daily crescent., 1848-12-11

Mr. Stusfts superior capacity teacher Of the Fashion
able Dances is well known aud appreciated, not only in
this State but Teacher of Dancing TO the ellie a the
many Fashionable Water Places throughout the Union
that is deem ed or him 10 enqmerais all the
The daily crescent., 1848-12-11
MRS. M. CAMPBELL

MRS, NJ. UAMPbELL -
OWES LESSONS ON THE PIANO PORTE AND
VI GUITAR with Vocal Music. She lectures TO her
Pupils on the Science Of Music with expla-
nations on the back. board hour eseh zsT i -
week, hei residence. 227 B-4RO.NJNEtT M F1 n N
STREET, between Gir0d and Julia X
Price, S. per mOnth-l2 Lessons.
eE@ She has also Seven tlctave superior Toned ana
finished Rosewood PIANO FORTE fofsae-Pnee unnsu-
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FREsH GARDEN, FARM & FLOWER SEEDS

WARRANTED GROWTH OF 1s4s-CommissiOn
Wy and Country Merchants can be supplied With ssgs
SEEDS by the pound bushe, b7 the dozen. hum SIS
STD 5ded thousand papers. neatly labeled and put~
w up order in boxes for retailing. Planters can be
&A supplied with boxes properly assorted at So So So
~KZesz 70 or go. according TO their own orders.
Market Gardeners orders filled, to any extent, with the
very best quality of Seeds warranted or the money
returned, and at prices lower than other in this city
TchOupto1las street IdI Inn w. OHM, Agent.
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Parents Guaiians and the Public are invited to the Chill
dren's Class For TERMS apply at the ATmOry Hail.
T | be reside .ee of Madame BrpOks.
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TWO PLEASANT R0OMS,-aiso, KITCHEN, -
i if required TO a small family, the two rooms ~
unfinished gentleman. Inquire at $50 Custom -
house street. NIL u
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"Methinks there be six Hatters in the field;


A GENTLEMAN and his WIFE. or TWO SINGLE
n GENTTEM can be accommodated with BOARD
n private family pleasantly located below Deord street
Applications addressed B. " and left at the office OF the
= 1islsSiliI, ;a1aI,, ~ ootttards5 to SO If
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TO RENT

THREE OR -FOUR Single Gentlemen ean he accom-
Il modated with BOARDING and LODGING, at No.
236 BgrJn9e street o23 If
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IMAM UEAOIUREHS' DEPOI FOX TIE 0AIE
OF HATS AND GAPS.
HAVE hand at present, and am constantly receiving
i from nv Manufactory at Newark. NJ very eEsssS
- LARGE ASSORTMENT of the above So
Ef9 named goods, COMPRISING every kind, from a. z
sEt% common Negro Wool Hat up to as fine MolesklD
~ and Beaver as can BE- manufactured.
E1- As these goods come direct from my ManuiactOU,
obtain them CHEAPER and consequently, offer them
cheaper than any other house IN the eitg.
JOHN DURBRIDGE,
O30 6m cd No. 28 Customhouse street. up staIn
The daily crescent., 1848-12-11

THO REKT-Two handsomely furnished ROOMS, on
Jackson street between Marais aud VilleIe, about O.
he middle Of the block the left hand side gong Et
r1s he Va az "
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MUSIC AND SINGING

MUSIC AND SINGING
q FEHRMANN. Professor of Muse anG 5inglne e9sner
~. Of APOLLO aDd Clio streets. Y the Drug ~ ~
.torp Offers his services 10 the public Oi hewOheans ~
n giving lessons at a very m0lsate price on iheS@I
PIANO.FORTE and in SINGING on the best principles
OF teaching ihesam
NJ B.-Bes of references given nv 5m
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z a 7 7
THE UNDERSIGNED fully prepared 70 execute all papers
II necessary to procure THREE MONTHS, -
III EXTRA PAY, and collect BACK PAY zs&~e
l and EXTRA PAY due the heirs Of deceased saSSa =
office and soldiers who served in the late war S15
with Mexico Office in New Commercial Exchange, directly
nnder Major Dashieil's Office. VIM MONAGHAN,
MO Inns Late Capt. Co. F. 9Th Regt La. VOlunteers
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SLAVE DEPOT.

nENMAN's ROsENDALE CEMENT = Landing
} from Bark Lowell, for sale by
o2I I0HN STROUD Il co. I46 Common st
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FOR r nj,
A THREE STORY BRICK HOUSE for rent, -
n with store the fist floor the corner of M
Circus street. on julia ontng the Basin For a
apply on the premises, 10 ln23u J. DANERN.
The examiner. [volume] (Louisville, Ky.) 1847-1849, 1848-07-22
Publishing, n Century Ago.

Periodicals were the fashion Of the day !;
they were the means OF those rapid returns,
Of that perpetual interchange Of bargain and
sale, 80 londly cared for by the present ar
biters OF literature; and were now univer.
sally the favorite channel Of literary specu-
lation. Scarcely week passed in which
new magazine or paper did not start into
life. to die or live, as might be. Even Field
ing, had turned from his jonathan Wild
the Great, to his Jdcobite Journal, True
Patriot, and Champion; and from his Tom
Jones and Amelia, sought refuge in his Co.
rent Garden Journal. We have the names
of ffty-fve papers Of the date Of few years
before this, regularly published every week
A more important literary venture, in the
nature Of review, and with a title express
sive Of the fate Of letters, the Grub Street
Journal. had been brought to a close in
1871. Six years earlier than that, for a
longer life, Cave issued the first number OF
the Genileman's Magazine. GriiIiths, aid
ed by Ralph, Kippis, Langhome, Granger,
and others, followed with the earliest regular
ReUie,c which can be said to have succeed
ed, and in 1749 began. on Wing princi-
Piles, that publication Of the Monthly, which
lasted till our own day. Seven years later,
the Tories opposed it with the Critical;
which, with slight alteration oftitle, existed
to very recent date, more strongly tainted
with High Church advocacy, and quasi Po-
Pish principles, than when the first number,
sent forth under the editorship of Smollett,
in 1756, was on those very grounds assail-
ed. In the May Of that year Of Goldsmith s
life to which | have now arrived, another
review, the Universal, began short exis-
tence of three years; its principal contribu-
tor being Samuel Johnson, at this time
wholly devoted 10 it.-Foaer's Goldsmith.
The examiner. [volume] (Louisville, Ky.) 1847-1849, 1848-07-22
e., .,,,,a y..,.,r ma.

Nalles is tl.e most animated, the hsost
splendid city OF Italy and shines the moe
brightly when compared with the solemn1
and dreafy Rome. We had been detained
long at the custom-house, and night had
spread her wings over the earth as we drove
along the quay to our hotel, the Villa d
Roma, which is situated on the sea-shoTe.-|
Vesuvius was hidden from us, for no fame
gave sign Of its external life; but along the
sides OF the harbor, countless little lamps
glittered in the booths, and gas lights famed
in the shops, and were reflected in their nu-
merous looking glasses, whilst high above
the dark forest OF masts, the revolving light
of the lighthouse shone. now brighter, now
fainter in the darkness. Naples should be
seen in the evening, by any one who wishes
for vivid idea Of the peoples life in the.
south. The whole population OF the city
seemed TO have forsaken their houses, and
the windows were everywhere wide open.
All along the quay. cooking and roasting
were going on; the booths Of the dealers IN
provisions and lemonade were gaily lit and
decorated, and men, naked to the waist, with
white linen trousers, and large Hat baskets
on their heads, were crying various dainties.
AT about every twenty PAGES stood the ia
bles where the watermelons were sold, dis
playing whole fruit in its bright green cov-
ering, others cut through TO show the glow
ing color within, and some cut into little
pieces for the lowest order Of customers, who
stood in troops around refreshing themselves
with the wholesome juicy fruit; near them
were linen roasting the yellow cobs Of the
maize, also a favorite and agreeable article
Of diet; and by the sea-shore were chairs &C.
cupied by amateurs of oysters, lor whom the
sellers were opening the Fruit de Mare, as
they call them, and serving large bottlessoi
the Neapolitian wine. which stood ON the
table along with heaps Of green lemons;
guitar players were pushing in as near as
possible 10 obtain the reward Of their exer.
tons, and these again were eibowed aside by
the criers Of aqua gelata, who appeared
every where welcomed. Sometimes the low
er class Of people improve the iced-water by
the introduction Of few drops Of aniseed
but often they will merely take lump OIL
ice in their mouths, and even the babies will
suck it eagerly. At almost every corner are
tubs supporting sort Of stage, OH which
rope-dancers and conjuors are exhibiting
their feats; here a juggler is plunging a
knife into his throat-there Puncinello i.
teasing poor fsherman-lurther on, pref
ty liule girl is displaying her skill on the
rope, and others performing little comedy;
and all have numerous audience. Fathers
and mothers lift up the smallest of theiI
children in their arms, great boys, nearly
naked, force their way through the crowd
with their vigorous arms, till they reach the
front row, soldiers. testing with their fair
ones, cast but half an eye TO what sjgoine
on, and whichever way you look you are
sure TO see monks-fat, Jolly, senSual-look,
ing fellows, laughing, chatting, and ap
Plauding like all the rest.-1he Italian
Picture Book.
The examiner. [volume] (Louisville, Ky.) 1847-1849, 1848-07-22

You know my opinion of female society.
Without it, we should degenerate into brutes.
This observation applies with tenfold force
10 young men, and those who are in tie
prime Of manhood. For, after certain
time Of life, the literary man may make q
shift Ia poor one | granO to do without the
society Of ladies. To young man, moth
ing is so important as spirit OF devotion
(next to his Creator to some amiable wo-
man. whose image may occupy his heart.
and guard it from the pollution which besets
il on all sides. A men oughtto choose his
wife, as Mrs. Primrose did her wedding
gown, for qualities that wear we'll One
thing, at least, is true, that if matrimony has
It's cares, celil,ucy has no pleasures. A New
ton, or mere scholar may find employ.
ment in study; man Of literary taste can
receive in books powerful auxiliary; but
a man must have bosom friend, and chill
dren round him. TO cherish and support the
dreariness Of old age.-John Randolph.