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The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-12-22

PASSENGERS AND FREIGHT FOR CALIFORNIA
The golden calf was never more devoutly wor-
shipped by the Israetes under Moses that if is now
in New York, Baltimore and other places. A let
ter lately published, says:
g No pen can describe the excitement that per-
vades all classes of citizens the subject of Cali
fornia mines. The literary men have taken the
fever in its most viruent form. No less than three
writers for the press have informed me to-day that
they will leave for San Francisco within two
weeks. Clerks are throwing up their situations,
lawyers abandoning the courts, doctors giving up
their practice, merchants winding up their affairs
preparatory to leaving for the gold diggings.'
Ships fitting out rapidly for the land of PROMISE
Eleven are advertised in this mornings papers, to
sail with Dispatch There will be no lack of
provisions in California six months hence George
Law, the great steamboat proprietor, has issued
proposals offering TO take out emigrants for 800
each, under certain conditions"
The New York Tribune confirms that the con-
versaton on the street is almost exclusively con-
fined to the subject, and says:
'tThe Oregon, for Chagrss, we understand, is
obliged 10 refuse passengers daily. The John Ben
son was so full Of passengers, that four or five
were taken, 81 heir earnest request with no better
sleeping accommodations than the deck At the
last moment a sturdy German made his appearance
on the wharf, with a picllaxe in one hand and
shovel in the other, and insisted on being taken,
agreeing 10 pay MS passage, SSO, IN hard money,
and to sleep in the maintop, if necessary We have
advices from New Orleans that the steamer Falcon,
having discharged her Havana and New Orleans
passengers, is full probably one hundred d. for
Chagres.
According to present appearance, the Califor-
MIA will have two hundred passengers from Panama
to San Francisco, which, at 5000 each, will make
a splendid thing for the owners. The cost of get
ting to San Francisco by the Chagres route, using
the mail steamers, is about 1915; say $50 to Cha
gres, $40 across the Isthmus, and $500 from Pana-
ma to San Francisco BY taking second cabin pas
sages, however, the costs will be reduced about
$50; and by taking sailing vessels, instead of
steamer, to Chagres, the passage may be made for
$3.50. The voyage via Vera Cruz and Acapulco
may probably be made in rather less time, but not
cheaper. The passage via Panama. will probably
average IS days from New York The distance
from Panama to San Francisco, is about $500
miles,"
One letter says that more than a dozen compa-
MES have been formed there for emigration The
New York Express says:
Several ships, we are told, are fast filling up at
this port, at S. so per barrel, freight.
Harnden & Co, who advertise ship for San
Francisco, soon, have already had five hundred APP
plications-mostly young men, all afflicted with the
yeIOw feger of course. The contagion is spreading
fearfully on every side, and before a cure can be
effected, great numbers will be carried off"
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90 The British Army consists of about 124 900,
rank and file, and is differed by 5 ,734 persons.
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THIRD MURICIPALITY.-F0ua DT0uRed.-On Wednes-
day last the body of drowned taken out of the
liver opposite spain street, aud taken TO the evee Police
Jiee where recognized TO be that of Cook belong
ing 70 ship lying at the opposite side OF the river
DtSchar ged-A free OF color, named JaUVleT, ar
rested by watchman JoyneT the previous night charged
with cauyIng weapons concealed his person also with
attempting 20 stab nave belonging Mr.. Cabalau. was
yesterday discharged he tesony being insufficient to sus-
tain the charge. shopn Fancy Store at the
ner Of COn# and Leyee strees named James mcmunan,
charged by Peltro Cooley with oreiby keeping 90 So
which be claimed the price Of dirk winch the prosecutor
had selected bat the prisoner discharged, appeared
be Misunderstanding between the parties the value
placed on the arice by the shopman.
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Do There is, in Aberdeen, street one mile long
and one hundred feet wide, the houses on each
side being ofgranite and four stories high
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-12-22

OF Some Of the papers say that General Taylor
will send Lewis c. Levin to Rome
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DE- Treasury Notes were selling at New York
at IO8, and Government Skies at 1917.
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THE HARMoNY-Poydras Street.
SOCIETY," RAILS,

.47r THE W.qSHLNl7 row HRJFORY HALL.
TIVE SUBSCRIPTION LIST the above Balls N7N
open the Office Of the Ball Room. Gentlemen wish A5
ing subscribe will find Mr.. J. P. BROOKS IN the XtsrS
Office any hour. 3}kzsS
The above Balls will AXE place MONDAY nights ~
Tar There will be but during the deu
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Ds- So anxious are seamen to touch the gold soil,
that they are now shipping at New York for Cali
fornia, at one dollar per month.
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sT LOFTS RATJ.RooM

MASKED SOCIETY BILLS.
FIHE SUBSCRIPTION LIST is open, the o. ANA
the Ball Room, Of FIVE MASKED E1
SOCIETY BALLS, to be given at the above Room TE-52
Gentlemen wishing subscribe TO the same, will
please apply Mr. H. RUFflER, from A. M. to P 1872
NJ. and from A to 8 P. n.
last on SHROVE-TUESDAY,F February 20, 1873. DIG lot
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NATIONAL AMPHITHEATRE,
Corner Of Poydras and Raronne Streets.

S. p sTICKNEY Proprietor and Manager
TTE Public respectfully informed that this simultaneously
the the 22d Of December with Com
pany Of Artists composed of the STARS SELECTED FROM
THE AMPHITHEATRES- OF EUROPE AND AMERICA.
~ The Magnificent Stud Of VARIEGAFED ARABIAN STEEDs
without and the performances,
Consisting Of all that Is CASTE, BRILLIANT and DARING,
will be nnequaisd by any other establishment in the Southern
Metropolis.
w Succession Of Novelties will be produced during the season,
and nothing shall be found wanting ensure Tor tins Unique
Blympian Temple the high reputation has maintained
the FIRST EQUESTRIAN. ESTABLISHMENT IN THE
SOUTH.
u Treasurer, J. W. JONES'. agent, F. HUNT. d4
EW- The Taylor Ball;-Gen. TAYLOR having accepted
him by the Citizens Of New Orleans the
particularly expressed to him. and having deg
the Eighth January the day most agreeable to him,
additional number subscribers
oben Once Of the Ball Room and the principal Music aud
Bookstores Of she city. dA JAS P. BROOhs DIRECTOR
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OF Admiral Wooster, an American, once at the
head of the Gillian navy, died at Monterey, Cali
fornia, in August lask
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Lafavetta Prnnartv.


"a. FOUR STORES each high built of brick 'front.'
ing both the Levee and Tchoupoua streets, between Ninth
Tchouptouas paved square front
Levee with ballast good wharf 'front.' onnibuses pass
Lots measure each % inches front either street, by IS feet
e. FOUR LOTs OF GROUND fronting the river each % feet
by 70 deep, Washington and sixth streets less
% feet by 70 feet deep, between Sixth and Washington Streets
~ ONE LOT corner Of St Mary and St. Amand Streets having
"a feet front St Mary street, by loo feet font and depth St.
49, ONE IoT adjoining above has "a feet front Mary
a. ONE LOT adjoining above has % feet inches front on st.
Mary So feet inches line in the by 100 feet deep more
3d. ONE LOT fronting street, % feet inches
lines by 10 inches lines
line and g feet inches line deep the other line all more or
81 oEE Parcel OF GROUND fronting on Rousseau street.
opposite Courthouse jackson Philip Streets and
measuring French 100 feet front by $50 feet deep Q9
the above are three large frame stables and now leased 70 tne 0a
line Of omnibnses To be sold IN block.
49, ONE HOUSE AND LOT, Is feet inches front on Rousseau
deep Improvements of large frame house. known as
Banniser's Sugar Refinery under rent. a. -, -, g..
49, TEN LOTS fronting Pryania street, % et hehs 'front.'
SEVEN LOTS fronting Fourth street, rs feet inches 'front.'
b 9 al deem pon he lots ground built
sheds s around said lots under for the whole at $1,000
PEI n THREE T IoTs oF GRoUNb fronting ON Washington
street each having feet inches 'front.' by 1875 feet deep between
s TWO LOIS on Washington street. Prytania and
Nayade measuring 80 feet inches 'front.' by 100 tset deep
100 feet deep between Prytana and Nayades streets ~
81 TWO LOTS tana street. each 81 feet 'front.' by sS es
deep, between Sixth and Seventh streets.
49, TWO LOTS, Washington street. eacn e et ihche
sq Two lots on Fourth street. inches "a lines 'front.'
Terms n cash, balance 70 and IS months
small portion when notes will have TO be assumed 1t
punctuay paid bear interest at the rate Of
~ Cataiogles with all the particulars ready delivery
the 23d inst For further information apply at the ONCE
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Auction Sales This Day.

MoRpHY MENUS viii sell at 10 O'Clock at No 81 Maya
zine street, Boots, Brogans Shoes, Hats, CAPS, etc
R. M ARMF1ELD viii sell at the Jasper F. Smith
Canal street, Dry Goods. Hats, Boots Shoes. etcFwth-
out reserve -[ely~ See Auction hsad.l
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RACES! RACES !
RINGAHAN ooURI


IN consequence the weather. the Regular Fall Meeting
Of the Orleans Jockey Club postponed unt WEDNESDAY
Deeember ~ The Great Postsake, or-nLs heats will of
disa Oliver & VALENTINE ProBr.ors.
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ADJUSTMENTS.
AMERICAS rHEArRE.

/
II. P GRATTAN. Stage Manager.
~ uNEoUkLED ATTR ACTION -,
DisTs stamped them the 1traefioa Of The day.
H5s EVENING Freay PsSs@ Ss q IstsThs posn2s'
we'll Mr. ehsrss San sgs Slap Mr. Spear Fanny Morslaq Mr.
CONCERT ~ Re sa5s Meodiss "A DANCE sy n . j.
LaFo est TO conclude with the Farce Of MISCHIEF Ma.
~ hs Ps Bspar IS under he control Of Mr. s. l. Beean.
Tfa Tiers 50 cents Cooed Boxes 50 cents Gallery Is cents
AZ Private Boxes and Seats be secured at the be-
81 Doors open before u Performance viii commence
a. qu4iO7i-p Sse4 p leeseIs. 49,
ST. CHARLES THEATRE.
Managers. LUDLOW & SMITH.
Last night of Mr. C. D. PITT. vANDENHoFF win appear.
as EVENING Friday De Pee ;,S q s5%l BE- presented
shabspeaTes Tragedy Of ILLUS Us Tvs We
Potia, Mrs. TO conclude with NAVAL ENGAGE
a. s sdtSs seaa1 Il KMR ls e. nj Ff cTFPPnaa
q Doors at halfpast g. and Curtain rises at O'CLOCK
BAiLY, he hours q d and o'clock every day d2s
ORLEANS THEATRE.
CATURDAY EVENING Dec. 49, win be presented, for
= the second time ts the celebrated Grand opsr in
and Berton, and Messr5. Duluc and Valet.
70 Performances to commence q quarter oelor 70'i0cN az
NEW ORLEANS MELODEON.
ST. Charles street, near Gravier.
FREE CONCERTS
BY THE ETHIOPIAN BROTHERS.
livery EVENING RICH PROGRAMME OF aaq4
ETHIOPIAN MELODIES
will be sung by the Company. aNygE1SN
E Tic kets for efre hments, 20 cents, sold k3aP
at the door. die G. oAKEs, Proprietor. HA
DAN RICE'S CIRCUS,
Corner of ST. Charles and Poydras Streets
IL Entrance Sc. Charles street. 81
Under Waterproof PAVILION Brilliantly Lighted
with GAS and imperyious
Doors O'Clock. dDlssionDress Circle, so cents Pit
IS cefts Coored Boxes, so cents
A DAY PERFORMANCE EVERY SATURDAY,, at 10
n O'clock Famles Parties Juveniles and FREE CON
CERT Ecey EUeang O'Clock front Of the by
MENTER'S celebrated BRASS BAND.
THE COSTUMES, TRAPPlNGS and ACCOUTREMENTS are
the elegant used in any Arena, and the Stud Of
HORSES probably the best attached any Circle including
the eccentric and dminuYe Trick Ponies AToostook, Flash,
Dash and May Fg
The TROUPE the and talented congegad
city, and divided distinct JUNE
NILE ARTISTES and those Of MATURE EARS: the for
her, all under of led BY Mile ROSA the
greatest living Equestienne; Master JEAN, the extraordinary
performer the TghtrOpe and Equestran and Master
WILLIE the astonishing Gnas The latter are led BY DAN
RICE, the original Clown and shasperean Jester GLENN
ROl, the master Rider OF the world; Sgnor LUIGI GER
MADIGAN Mons. La THORN, Mons. PlQGET, F. RIOS
STEM J. PURCELL, +. NACHE, accomplished Equestrans,
Gymnasts, Vaulers and Mesdames RICE MADHGAN,
NACHE, etc.
~ signor FELIX CARLO, the Italian Bufo and Trick
Clown, and his celebrated children RODOLF, CAROLINE
and LOUISE engaged for SIX NIGHTS commencing on
WEDNESDAY, Dec. 49, d5
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or Deaths in New York city week before last,
275 OF consumption, Sc; smallpox, 10. In Bos.
ION there were 63 deaths of consumption.
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10 FEMALEs

TO FEMALES.
DR. PARMELEE would invite all those suffering from
IL Nervous other diseases peculiar to the Feass sgs
tenn to call at his Office, No 80 HEPLd S1hEEf. :
kH- Private consultations betwe the hoqTs o. ana
P N. No. 81 HEyIA STREET, between baIensnssa sea
Philippe. up~
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Steamboat Departures This lea.
Eg-sEE 4DVERTIsEMENTs ON THIRD
81. Louis. ANDREW FULTON Fulton FH
P iits5a1 JOHN HAN6ocK fau iI,i p
Pitts5urg .......... TAGLIoN!, Coles, 10 A. ~
Black Rfuer. EXIT Williams, P. N.
Mobile. ....... MOBILE Sutton, 8 P NJ cars
~ Tqylgr BAH at ArmOry HaIlz ii Committee lp e
loL .n5 al 90 oe se a ~ u n IN SINf
10th inst, at 7o'elock d22 JAS B. BROOKS, Director
q Gy New Orleans Mechanics societY;m7-A
* 81 EVENING Friday 22d inst, at halfpsst O'Clock, their
~ room, the Commercial Exchange. Punctu attend
ance Is requested y J. T. oLo1I1O l. secretary
~ New Englsnd Society Of Louisiana The An; An
room No. adjoining the Ladies Par y on FtsAf MohN1NS'
porant business will before the nesting Pg1nal attendance
is requested. d2I H. G. srETsoN, Secretary.
~ Perseverance Fire Co. 80. 13.-The Annual
10 50 Cbari3Be Asso,iaoo lss place on SATURDAY
EVENING, Dec. 30 at hal-gqsi o,eI &; ,s,r,, -.
CHARLES H. cHURchiGI' Secretary 0-''' dsi
~ Louisiana State Colonization Society.7,75The
MenbeTs Of his Society are hereby noed that Inc NUh
posoy No. s. Camp TUESDAY, the I'd day January
next between the hours Of 10 O'Clock A. NJ and o'clock NJ,
gode the inspection Of Commissioner duly BY order OF
R. l. STANTON, Recording s.erstiry. di5td
~ Phoenix Fire 90 No, "a Subscription List
for the benefit CT said Fire Company 70 aid them IN repairing their
M - c. .. BUNoE'8 Hat Store, 80 Canal street,
~ Strangers in the City, see DR.. B. F, MULLEN,s
Sy B.. % Ii. 2S @ n SSm4 b q ae States ne All i
in need would do well him CALL at So
~ Gas Light Company, New Orleans, December 2,
Election SIX DIRECTORS will be held Office
Company MONDAY the Of January next the
Is ID N. WOOD. Secretary.
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Important and Peremptory Sale of Valuable Real
Estate in the Second Municipality
and Lafayette.
BY BEARD, CALHOUN d co.
Second Mnnioinalitv

-SA<AAsAS3 4Ae~NsSAASN-'
ATURDAY, january 6, and TUESDAY, January q ls49Wn
The following CHOICE PROPERTY, to wit:
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SECOND MUNIcIPALITY.-.7rrest s.-W lillian Shanahan,
charged with harbonng the slave g Rachel belonging TO
MIS-. Baurals. Mary Ann King charged with stealing $50
from Luke Thomas Roger Seaman, charged with beating
Louis De LaEane.
Prisoners DischargedYeseEday ffty-one persons con-
fined for petty aeenies, discharged from the Parish
Prison by Recorder Geno By this act OF prudence, the
extension epidemicIn the Jail has been checked
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VIM ). MOhIANy
Practical Matchmaker. No. 81 Canal street,
THIRD DOOR FROM CAMP STREET.
FHE subscriber has received additional supply OF
i WITCHES, JEWELRY and FANCY -
GOODS, consisting of very superior Gold and Sill SSA
yer Watches, with Hunting Gases, u az
of Nj. /. Tobias, Roskel, and other zAAzzza
- ~ superior makers; also, fine London Duplex
Watches; rich Ieery of the latest styles rising fine
Gold Watch Chains. Keys and Seals, Ladies Bracelets
Necklaces, Breast Pins, Gold Pencil Gases Finger Rings
BY himself ia the Northern markets from the latest European
mporaOns consisting of Work Boxes, Dressing Cases
fine Fans Reticues Scissors; fms assortment Of silly Err
WARE pure as coin; Umbrellas Canes, and 9th fancy
Tate rates ms I'm 3dp
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81. LoUIs BALL-RooM.

LOUISIANA STATE MODEL BACHELORS IN .Nrza.
l. AUGURATlON BALL AND SUPPER. ITO be k4t-ass
given the Fifth day Of March, l549, the above S
named Room. 1as1fIZ
- The subscription the above Bal is open for lin
humber Of subscribers, at the Otlce OF the Bali Room
The Ball Room and magnificent ROTUNDA Will be most splen
didly decorated and iHumIn ted this
The will the Managers and several Committees
practicable order make this SOEE the most splendid
witnessed in this city.
For further particulars apply to Mr. d. RUFFlERs at the once
Of he Room. d2s
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ST. CHARLES THEATRE.
ORLEANs THBATRE

CATURDAY EVENING Dec. %, is48-W be presented for
- the second time This the celebrated Grand Opera in acts
Beini called NOR MA-Peomers Mesdames Fleury-Joly
and BeTton and Messrs. Duluc and Valet
f- Performances quarter beior O'Clock d22
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sToCKwELL's MAMMOTH PANORAMA
OF THE
MISSISSIPPI RIVER,

Will open on MONDAY, Dec. II,
For short time only, previous 70 its removal to Europe
1T PANORAMA HILL, IN the COMMERCIAL Elk
CHANGE BUILDING, and continue open EUegg
EUeniag in the Week, Sunday excepted,
and on Wednesday, and Saturday
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Czrtv Hospital Cemetsyy from the 17t the 21st inst,
at Il O'ctOck, III
OF Cholera Morbus. 4of Other Diseases. 10
Cholera Asiatc. man. s23 81
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Steamboat Departures This ea
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FOR SALE.

A FIRST CLASS STEAMBOAT. mea- H4dr n
IA sures 165 feet-1S3 feet deck, Is feet a.
BEAM with six feet hold has three forty inch -
boilers 26 feet long two twentyinch cylinders. seven ie
strOke-al entirely new with the boat She draws only =
inches water and will carry $50 freight Is ony one
wear and months old her cabins are furnished in excel
lent Style and well found in respect For further par
tculan apply 10 - -. -. N !. s.
did If HYDE & OGLESBH, IL SOydfas 81
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The f,IIowipr 3 from the London Examiner.

The German gloss for the hair known the Jenny Lind
Hair Gloss the Continent and the wonder OF the age
delghung every body has to London to snow us
charms. We were not little amused 70 s beauties DIS
payed BY the Jenny and the Royal Opera last even
ing and especially that Count DOsay had previous
to listening the nightngales song, annoined his head
with her balm All the town is alive, and every body Is get
tfrgi IL
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Eg- Phoenix Fire 90. No. "a Subscription List
for the benefit Of said Fire Company aid them repairing their
NJ c. D. BUNCE's Hat Store, 80 Canal street.
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Inc IOHOWInB i5 IIOW tile HIuNtVNFkt1T N70t6~H
rTransIated.l

der scH5N GLANz.-Ths great triumph of art by ou
distinguished eountrymn Julius WhOeheT though having
been discovered but few months has already spread owe
this entire continent with CELEBRITY unprecedented and ma
taken the Of the great Swedish Pnma DOnna jenny
Lind Such universal testimonial Of lis valug
and the greatest acknowledgment oft qualities can nave
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[From De Nv York Tnbune.

JKNrY LIND HAIR GLoss;-We woud refer our read
~ N an advertjsement in smother column Of eeebated
nrenarson for identifying the haT called the Jenny LIND
Hair Gloss II Is certainly splendid article, as keeps the
hair moist and soft and impRTts lusre that highly beau-
ffnl II is chemical preparation, and unsurpassed ~
anv article used in the cosmetic art and must meet the ap-
tful head Of haiF."
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k~- To Seaps WITH DISPATCH
TNOR TCHULA, Le1ore, Greenwood, Yazoo City
~ Marion, Satania etc.-Ths new, light; n1T7 y
draught steamboat MUSCLE No 2, Samuel ~ a.
GsVaFtney receiving freight ana
viii leave above For freight passage apply on board
0Fp'S''' 0'''' HYDE & oGLEsBY 70 Poydras st;
~ The MUSCLE No. was built for the YazoO trade
and draws only 20 inches water. dio
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z Y ADgERTLsEMENTs oN rRLRD e.
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ez- T5Ieage SATURDAY. Dec %. at M, positively
NOR LOUISVILLE. Madison, Cincinnati and folH-
IL mOuth.-Fhen new, superior light draDght 49, NJ
passenger steamboat NEW ORLEANS,
Captain VIM. F. Fuller, is receiving freight p
and will leave above For freight passage, having uh
surpassed accommodations apply board a. foyaFas 81
wharf orto HYDE & OGLl.SBY, 70 Poydras 81
N. B.-The New Orleans is entirely new boat ha97
large airy stateooms, and very light dfangh ann VIII
Psdncab smi,bian3 etc d22
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1848-06-16

nd when we look upon these obi of nature, are we nor
He'd upon to nature natures Gof 10 en-
oure mighty power It that can cont'h"ns's
tee and keep alive that ID al o. an hea'' tha o
ming cenire around worlds play lik- maav nan
mai is that poise yon distant pale Moon. an enable
ner glide in majesty through the heavens qleen %, n
that enable the twinkle Star
barely p-rccpiihr endu fee from profound
sou lie ont tn tathonI!ess guide
a haven Of res and security.
letters which >urrOHn the e
another OF our mvsterIes-hev appear silent
ever turing onward guest of owledge,
us to rich repository from whence
with The tuls n eng tlry
Ordtun abduus ~ lysterium a5solutum.
have thus fellow cit.z ~ give YOU slimpS.
a the Ofer OF One Thousand AMI On sub
Ic would from It's nat Ire, admit. explain principles
AID the relation In which stind other
and t" the world Ii expoSi-
ion but partial for it would be
ICY Oh secret ORDER t. expose public
os workings That NAV have I'd co nmeni,
I"n In Speaking of our Order. | conscious SILL arden
.dn ration but seldom be found dress
e'A"ic ana terse Language" Inc lover bowng before tn
n Charms Of pardoned of
Which at other times you'd b. thought Expressive
xravagan aui while the fame vstem
brns brightly heart, and perhaps
ri' when COME from my lips, may not claim the
Indemnify
but notwithstanding these remarks, If of
friehd doubt or
'ssocIaton an approving conscience will enable
ous ma and One to be calm patient and careless of ooquy
TO emulate Mdris amid the of Carthage
IN his Gungen AJAX de the storm, Corornus
temning Inc rabbi, tor act the principle that
=" II 'nor and fame from condition rise
Act well thy irt.t herea d! he hone lies"