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The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-05-02

The SURVEYOR GENERAL.-We have at length
received the official announcement of the appoint
ment by Gov. Johnson of A. d. Woodbridge, Esq.
as Surveyor General of the State. The Courier,
which declares at the head of its columns that it is
the Official Paper of the United States, State of
Louisiana and of the Judicial Advertisements, ("
informs us that the appointment was made as long
ago as last Thursday; SO we supposed it reflected
some time before it could venture on the announce
ment. The character and ability of the new Sur
veyor endorsed in general way by the Courier.
1t says: In those branches of learning, particu-
1arly, which are necessary to the Engineer, he is
eminently versed; and although his opportunities
of acquiring practical knowledge of engineering
have been rery limited, we nevertheless believe
that his judgment, aided by his theoretical know
ledge, will in a short time render him equal to thu
performance of any duty, however important and
complicated, which may devolve upon him. We
certainly hope that the Reverend Esquire may
prove himself equal to the arduous duties he has
assumed to perform, and congratulate the Courier,
tisn having no doubt absorbed our contemporaries
attention since Thursday last-it has arrived at the
conclusion that this appointment of Gov. Johnson
will be of signal service to the State We hope
that it, at any time, the State Engineer is appre-
hensive of an overflow, he will initiate the preach
of righteousness" Noah and let us know it some
time beforehand. We shall certainly set about
building an ark, and not trust to his engineering
skill for keeping the river within its banks.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-05-02
A M e RICAN THEATRE.

WI z n y N II A TIRE.
GRAND CONCERT. FOR THE BENEFIT OF THE
FlREMEN'S CHARITABLE ASSOCIATiON
To be given by Mr. J. MESSENGER FRIDAY EVE NAV d.
Mr.. MESSENGER will be assisted by the following -
WI talented artistes Nine CAlLLY, Mrs CHARLES nN1S
Mr.. EUG. CHASSAlGNAC, Mr.. J. s. CHARLES, Mr. "a #AK
L. GABlCI, Mr.. HENRY c. PAGE, and large BAND sNalk
who have kindly volunteered their services. E
PROGRAM /.
l. Grand Air from the Opera of "La Favore> exc
cuted by the Band Donizet
2..Baiad, sung by Eug. Chassgnar
3C ayatna de Nobe,' sung by Madame Caiy Pacin
and Allegro executed by the Band j. MESSENGER
3 renens Address, by Mrs. Charles.
b. Variations from the Opera of " Les Damants de
CouTonne, 9y Nine Caily NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. Auber
- Pere ct Rol'" poetry by P. Canonge; composed
ana sung by. Mr. Eug. Chassaignac
Fremea Song written and sung by Mr.. Page
y KeciaiIon-" Bucks, have ye by Mr. Charles.
10. Tom Pooes Waltz, by the Band ......
lntemisslon minutes. Part IL.
The Popular Farce of A LADY AND A GENTLEMAN IN A
PECULIARLY PERPLEXING PREpICAMENT
Gentleman Mr. J. s. Charles A Lady, Mrs j. s. Charles
A Landlady- Miss E. Charles
~ Tickets ST. all parts the house. Seat. can he secured
al the Box Office between the hour of 10 and l. my2
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Arrivals at the Principal Hotels Yesterda,

VERANDAH j Hall, G Hail. Casey, Ala; DR. Richey o
Atkinson, A Jordan, Warren Barnes Tyson, Miss
Edwards, N o; s Allen, W Turner, R Dunbar, La
ST. CHARLES. L Jenkins, Ala Anderson Buhler La
PLANTERS. p Smith, Miss; Grout, Y; woostan and
lady, John Gee, Beverley Bryiss, Ala Leonard
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- EV% Young MEMS Franklin Debating Sncietu-

80 Philadelphia Engine Go. No: ID Attend a
haltpast P. M. Tmy3l j. NIMIC;K Sec,y
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-05-02

The NATIONAL MoNUMENT-to the Father of
his country-at Washington, had its foundation
completed few days ago, and the laying of the
marble of the column has already commenced
According to the Intellgencer,s the structure has
most substantial and workmanlike basis.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-05-02

Of Wew Orleans.-Ths Company will hold its Meetings
EVERY EVENING Sundays exceped at hapast O'Clock at
Room No. S. Banks Arcad where DESTROYS be-
members obtain all upon the sub
lS will be secured the Mining operations OF the Com
This Company will for California the earliest
practicable. All information desired upon the subject
be obtained application Captain GEORGE DUNG Banks
Arcade, between of II IL O'Clock A. NJ. and
o'clock P. M. GEORGE YOUNG.
P. s. Mechanics and Working Men particularly invited
atten nd he Meeting apI2
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The Cheapest Goods of the Season!
G- E PRIC ORE. Z
CLOTHING! CLOTHING!
ALFRED MUNROE & co.
No "a MAGAZINE STREET

Would invite particular attention to their
Spring and Summer Clothing,
Now in store and constantly receiving from their Mandatory
NewYork:
French Drap d'Ete Dress and Frock Goats;
do. do. Pokas Lamsrtines and Sacs:
English Merno and Parametta Dress Frock Goats:
do. do. do - Sac Coats;
French Cashmerete and light Tweed Sac Goats;
do. Cloth Sacs, Skeleton for Summer:
Black and colored Alpaca Sacs and Lamarnes
Linen white and colored Sacs end Pokas;
French black Drap d Etc Pantaoons;
do. do. Drap de Turc do
do. do. Drap d'Amazone do.
White and colored Linen Drill Panaloons:
Linen Listado Check do.
inda Nankeen and Pongee do.
Best quality Cottonade do.
White and coorsd Narcotics Vess-a choice Assortment.
do. do. Linen do rich styles
Muslin SHIRTS, stand up and turnover collars
Lse Thread, Super Silk Merno Gaune Flannel and
Gauze Cotton Undershrs and Drawers:
Silk and Bingham Umbrellas
Trunks, Valises, Carpet Bags, etc. etc.
India Rubber Clothing, Hunting Jackets, etc.
~ TO persons bound for California offer SALE CHEAP
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-05-02
IMPORTANT FOREIGN NEWS.
BY the Peoples Line,

d to the !" Daa1y Crescent.
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wv
Married:

WdFTItUs
On Saturday April l849 by Wayne, Mr.. JOHN
WIN. BAAR to Miss JULIA w. BLEKER, both OF this city.
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FURTHER REDUCTION.

1000 YARDS Printed Lawns, yard wide, reduced
HUN this day to 10 cents per yard
case richest Satin PLAID Printed Bareges all at rs cents
per yard. ~
These goods are worth rs cents.
bales 100 yards real French Jaconets Is cents per yard
The finest Satin striped French Printed Jacones 30 cents
per yard. ~ ~
cases Caicoes, small figures, all at cents
case French Ginghams 10 cents per yard
ap5O 81 THOMAS BRADY q Chartres st.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-05-02

MECHANICS SoCIETY.-Mechanic's Mutual Protective
and Benevoence Society of New Oreans-At meeting of
the aforesaid Society held the LIST of May 1s49 the fol-
lowing named elected for the ensuing
quarter IT. Seaman President; L. Meagher Vice Pre-.
sident; VIM. H. Thorpe, Scribe R. F. Compton Assistant
Scribe; 8. o. Seymour Treasurer
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-05-02

OF Thanks to the officers of the Belle Key for
late Louisville papers.
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ENTIRETY NEW


A MOST superior and New Style of Mems Summer
"A HATS al 81 1 pS and Chldren's Fancy Hats -
Is goods are unsurpassed in this or any other -
market. and can be found, together with complete
Baby Jumpers, at - ''D's"~- "AN
apsO3 DARCY's, Corner Of Chartres and Canal ,t,.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-05-02

LOUISVILLE, April Give have some returns
of the Virginia Election which took place yester-
day. In Richmond Bolts has majority of two
hundred and sixty in Henrico county his
majority is eighty-nine in Fayetteville three hun
dred and two In Winchester, Faulkner, the wing
candidate for Congress, has majority of one hun.
bred and fifty-nine and in Charleston thirty five.
The Sumter banner. [volume] (Sumterville, S.C.) 1846-1855, 1849-08-01
GIN MAKING. &C.

We are prepared to execute orders to any
extent in the above line, both for new work
and repairs. Our Gins are no, surpassed by
any made in the State, possessing all the ad
vantagcs of the Falling Breast and Sliding
Ribs, which saves great deal in way of re-
pairs. We also use the Steel Plate Saws.
with teeth set i'll an angle that cannot possibly
lnJurc the finest staple, with an improvement
to regulate the noting o! the cotton; our brush
is constructed on pl;n, giving at once, the
advantages OF lightness, strength and force
all very material in the successful operation
of Gin We would invite planters to call
at our shop and examine for themselves,
whilst VIC would assure the public generally.
that they shall have no cause to complain
either OF our work or prices.
CABINET MAKING.
We arc also prepared to do work in the
Cabinet lnc-such as Betlstcads Wardrobes
Safes, Book cases, Stands, Tables, Cupboards,
&c. &c. at short notice, on liberal terms.
HUDSON q BROTHER
Opposite The Presbyterian church.
Snm'erville, April %, lS47. 20 1y
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2DnetrD.
FOR THE bAHNER.]
NHSlplOry,

There is II tear Of sweet relief
A tear of rapture and Of grief;
The feeling heart one can Isnow
What most emotions from it flow,
1t is wnen memory Cinrrns the mind,
With tender images refined;
lis when her magic spells restore
Departed fricds and jov 10 more.
There is All hour, IL pcnsivc hour;
And oh ! how dear It's soothing powcri
II IL when twilight spreads her veil,
And steals along the silent dale
ITS when the fading Blossoms cIoso,
When nil in siIrncc aud reposc:-
Then memory wakes, aud loves to III ourn,
The days that never can return.
Then is slrain,a plaintivc strain,
The source of joy, and yet Of pain;
II is the so"G whose dying measure
Some friend beloved heard with pleasure,
S6me TREND who n'cr again may hear,
The melting lay t" memory dear;
All! then her magic spells restore
Visions of biissful days no more.
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"Oll2:lll's Love.

Like Ivy, where il grows, It's seen
TO wear All everlasting green;
Like ivy, too, It's fond to cling
Too often round worthless thing.
Oh woman's iOrc-at times it may
Seem cold or cloudy but it burns
With true, undertaking ray,
Nor ever from It's idol turns.
n tear It's weapon is Is!-bcware
vi wo'nan's tcars-lhcrc's danger there
Its sweetest place on which To res,
Is constant and contiding breast.
It's Joy to meet, it's death, to part
Its sepuchrc Il broken heart
The Sumter banner. [volume] (Sumterville, S.C.) 1846-1855, 1849-08-01
AStlCcpllIlIrs, .gr.

The subscriber, through the solicitation of his
trends, has made arrangements to stand his c-le
hrhtrd Horse BUCEP'lALUS, Jr. in Sumter
District. the ensuing Spring. Said Horse may
be expected to pass through Sumierville, by
fn'ton. and perhaps Siat.burg, aud in the Fork
o. Black R'ver; and any olh'r place whore suf-
iic'"ntly encouraged and convenient TO his route.
which will be determined by the groom.
Hcrms-BnccphaIus Jr.. will be let TO
mare" at S4.OO $500 the season. and 6 90
TO insure; % cents to the groom, in every in
stance. Parting with the mare forieits the in.
surhnce III every instance. Every care will be
taken TO prevent accidents, but no liability should
any occur.
N. b. Where company of 6 or mares is
made up by responsible persons, and The Horse
ana Groom furnished flee of charge as he is mss
'"g round through the season, will reduce tho
season to 81 and the Insurance to $40. Twill
also give the same chance to all those who fec!
disposed to patronize my Horse upon SAID terms
and conditions e
PEDIGREE.
;, bncephalus, Jr.. was got by J. p. Rogers
nnceph"'ns; ne ny W,lliamson's Bedford of Vir.
gina and he by Old imported Bedford. Old
b"cepnnlns' dam was by old king Herod and
ne ~ wig; Twis by tho old imported James,
nus Z. oan was, according 10 nforma tiou, a
Mediry. Bnccphalus Juniors dam was 90, bv
ola White Oak Split; he by Lewis Coll ms Split
whose performances us a Race Horse was well
established on the Camden Turf, and ho out Of
the old imported a'te.the Cash; Buceplaluy
Jrs &. dam was got by Marcus
could here publish long list of certificates
from different Districts relative to bucephalu.
Jrs reputation as foal getter, but deem !, use
less as reference eau be had to his printed bills.
ana 10 citizens of Sumter District, who have
seen OF his colts aud know they will moi snf,ar
by comparison with those of any other Horse.
:, JAMES ID. McILWAIN.
"''' - 1919. 20 3m
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Beat at his own Game,
A SCENE ON THE HIGHWAY
BY FALCOLRRIDEE


Not many years ago, there was a
law, and yet, perhaps, in the State of
Connecticut, which with sundrv and the
usual quantity of incomprchensiblc
therein named's' and "whercas's'
"&c's,' set forth, that "any man wo-
man, or child, found upon the highway,
by-ways, streets, lanes, or alleys, cross.
roads, cow.paths, Or whatsoever, dry
lns' or causing to be driven, an. wagon
stage coach, cart, carryall, buygy,
chase, barOnchc, sled, sleigh. or i,lulp.
er, or whatsoever Of the kind, but i'm
plying conveyance upon wheels kccls
or runners, upon the Lords dav, the
blessed Sabbath, or the "Grs. dav," he
orshc, them or they, found mounted
upon a horse, gclding, mare, ass or
mule, stallion, Or beast Of burden what
soevcr, Shall DC arrested by any citizen,
town constable, sheriff, sheriff officer,
or whatsoever, with power to cause to
DC arrested III one, all, or any of the
above acts; and he, she, they or them
so Offending, shall be brought before
the selcctm n, sitting ma .istratc. n,l.c.
or co'ninon council, and fined ten dol
lars amt costs, III the lawful currency
OF the commonwealth, the rartv arr 5.
ting or causing to be arrested, Shall re.
ceive halfof said fine, and ralty offend.
nG to remain in custod, until fine and
cost be ilYuadatcd,' &c. &c.
Now, there is Mt law devised
planned, "r laid down, bur what some
cute Individual will find hole or flaw to
crawl throu 5h it, whatever NAV be its
tight ITS Of course, and sometimes
1T does happen that the most wary and
wakelul get caught in the very steel
trap set bj themselves to allure or trip.
Hence my story.
1t lsnow n longer, believe. an I'M
solved problem, a mootcd question, but
as the military friend of the Ncwbury
port ladies' and the editor Of the Chron-
otype asserts: a "Gxcd Fact that Yam
KEGS know hark from hand.saw.
and ca" be cute if occasion requires it.
There's noqucstion Of it, Connecticut
Sunday travelling law, the su,nrvn, Jo
man Of which have set forth was in
the flower of the bloom, one rainy, dirty,
muddy Sunday, just such day when
both man and beast feel an inclination
to lay back in some quiet, drv place,
anu chew the sweet or bitter cul Of fan
cy, as 1t may be, a live and vcritablc
specimen OF ycnHs ,YcnyrSc (thc latter
phrase is aboriginal, | bclcvc,) "was
to be seen" without charge, IN the rcyy
act OF violating Me Kiny's a,c, or that
OF the Commonwealth Of Connecticut,
driving wagon and old gray mare up
the highway! If he did not know the
law "a nc was not long learning it, for
Connecticut man, who p rhaIs not hav-
ing inc lear OF God before his eyes. 50
clearly as he had in his heart the idea
OF making five dollars of the lone trov.
eller, ran out Of his dry domicil bv thc
road side, and shouted
"Hallo! there! Mister stop!"
CERTAIN, squire, said the Yankee
Jehu, 'woo, Sock, hcould ON, vcou
1901 ycou, WOO! Mornin', squire; what's
the nense? Aain't got the collcrv
down this way, tcol, | hope? Diem
hke SIXTY IN York with the dcm'd
things
"No friend = said the man, "wc
ham sot no CELERY here, but | guess
you don't know we've got a law what
The Sumter banner. [volume] (Sumterville, S.C.) 1846-1855, 1849-08-01
New & Fashionable Clothing,
GEORGE \. HYDE,
SUCCESSOR To HOUSTON < HYDE, 2c3 KING ST.
Opposite Merchants Wotci.

SUCCESSOR To HOUSTON K HYDE, l>3 KING ST.
Opposite Merchants Wotl.
Manufacturer, " hu .,'salc ana Retail Dealer
i'll Go h"G,
G. y. II. Respectfully invites the attention
of his friends and The public 10 his. LARGO as
~orimcnl oi f"SbmHnbie 0nd ELgnm Ci,ih-
i!g now on hand equal in every respect 20
I'll best custom work, 20 which he is weekly
ldd n~ large supplies direct from his own
Manuact0ry III New York
IhI- Establishment Is conducted entirely
"n the Cash Prmcii!rS both in purchase and
sales, giving hm great advantage in his Sc
.cciionS and enabling hm 10 To sell III New
York rates. lie is now olrring this stock,
(Which Is not rNccllcd Tor r;ri.iy, Nyic bc0u-
n, and dMrHdiiny "i workmanship IN the
tn'"M, al such prccs a. to make L an induce
'ncn Tor purchasing 10 call before making
ihcr selections. \ superior assortment of
Fine Shirts, Collars, CrAy;.ts, Canes, sc. &c
constantly ON hand.
Nth attentive ana obiiging salcsmcn,
gentlemen can depend upon having their
wants supplied immediately All garments
warranted 10 fit well and give satisfaction in
every respect.
ui'Mr lo!iH II DARBY, long known in the
clothing Inc is now At this establishment,
where he would be happy TO see ANA serve
his friends
GEO \. HYDE,
Sncccs;or to Houston < Hyde.
Charleston. May %, l-I9 30 "
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A CARD,
Clothing
Jan. Is, 1910,

a hne assortment of Ready Made Clothing
WIN Shirts Drawers Cravats Gloves &c.
fahama l'eghorn and Palmeaf Hats,
broad orIn fur do, very low for Cash.
l.. B. HANKS
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For Sale.

The subscriber offers for sale his planta-
ton, situated between Sulntcrvilc and State
burg, containing 800 acres of land: n GOOD
dwelling House and out buildings, with an
excellent Grisl Mil: the Mill House is in
first rate repair, having been lately rebuilt on
an improved plan, good stand for custom,
with a Gin house attached, running by wa
ter. Any person wishing to purchase can
apply to
CHARLES G. JACKSON.
Sumter, April 30, l949. 27 #
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IMPROVED COTTON GINS

Thankful for past favours, the subscriber
wishes to inform the public that he still
Manufactures COTTON GINS at his Es-
taElishmcnt i'll Staicsburg on the most i'm
proved and approved plan, of the most sim
pie construction OF the finest finish, and of
the best materials, to wit, Steel .S0NS and
Steel piatcd ribs case hardened, in which he
Will sell for two dollars per saw lie also
repairs old Gins, and puts them in com
plctc order at the shortest notice All or
ders for Gins will be promptly and punctu
ally attended to-
WILLIAM ELLISON.
Statcburg, s. c. April IL, 1910. 2I Ii
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CITIZENS % NEW ORLEANS

u you 1dHt 10 place Sons one Of te best Sebo,
az 4nasrtea, took al th6 advertisement 5eiolo
DOUGHKEEPSLE COLLEGIATE SCHOnL-Tbe
edlce Tor This School is situated College Hill about
three Ou tbs OF mile from the beautiful village OF Pourh
keepsle bu'cless county, Stale Of NewYOrk.
1he school is conducted philc 0phical prineipey
References IS invariably had to the of the Juvenile
mind aud constant efforts employed TO develop s
powers IN Their NATURAL order and 10 preserve them in their
relative strength The domestic arrangements aud mode, OF
instruction as adapted 70 youth Of years Of age and up
ar auu they are instructed in such branches as NAV be
requisite either TO qualify them for Commercial Life En-
glngefing, or 10 prepare them for College
Ihe annual expense scholar g. payable nuarsrlv
~ advance This sum include, all changes for board tu
non. sal onefy he'd and bedding, washing room fse
and 20 Ks eXeept the French and the Spanish books
me year divided INTO two terms of twenty three weeks
55aeh ne sHmner term commences the fist Wsdnes.
uay ~ May-the Winter term first Wednesday ia NoVem.
oeI y Is ne purpose Of the UNDERSIGNED to recsYe any
yous INTO MS ceho0 who moral character NOT rood
Iya0 8mdaW CHARLEs BARTLEr-E Pnncinal
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p. & 10. REIIIY

~ 1yISS elIEner OF Canal and Royal streets
III AVE STILL IN STOKE few lots OF desifable artj
cies Io summer which they will now offer eve1 lower
a the former prices in order 70 make for hernew
case Plain black JACONET;
case Fancy Style DC. 19So:
cs-e New Style PRINTS, small patterns.
case Furniture do.
QRGANDdE MUS ms, very rich pattafns. 37Lo
- BATISFE DECOSSE. S'|A0'
n Y pieces Rich SILK AND WOODEN CURTAIN
BAnASks, This article being on Confinement viii he
hold 20 close at less than the iFst prize in FIRnee ~ 10
~, we have just received, per steamship Falcon and
snip 4enhessl ~ eases PRINTS of them small oat
terms fOF IhldIen with handsome assortment ~ Gar
s lamar ana Bt9 q, MU Lbs for qnito Bars TSbIe
ttSSgseIa o. el patterns Table Cloths: Napkins pisiS
White SWISS MUSLlNS Plaid and f5tfieed MnsIi1s.
Z, and ~ DAM ASK LINENS for Table Gotbs III Is
guaranteed all linen p s. X pEffI' V7i'loie'
yl9lm4dp corner Of Canal e'r5 p5i--hhi "a.
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% How pleasant Says the Boston Posi- if must
be for Cassius N. Clay to read the euloges, ETC.,
published in the western papers, which have sup.
posed the first news reporting his death, to be true
One furnishing paper says he was a "whole-
souled, generous fellow, Of fine talents, butexceed-
ingly headlong and reckless when excited. Poor
fellow he deserved better end"
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- X a s! B a HIS! De-
THE PUBLIC is respectfully Informed that tie splepdid
4 BArHs, Gently elecled on change Alley, 1rneT
OF benWNe street OpeTstinn The BaIh Rooms
for HOT, COLD or SHOWER BATHS are well iehfed
and admirably ventilated expense having been spared
by the proprietor TO make them compiler in MI their detg
The proprietor of the EXCHAHGE ALLEY BATHS
Is now erecting Bsth Rooms CONT STREET near
the corner Of lAJ PHlNE the site formerly known as
tha Nepouiy balhs which when completed, will excel in
mHgnieenCe establishment of the kind in M civ
and where HOT. COLD SHOWER VAPOR AMI
mEnlCATEu BATHS can be had at all times from
o'clock ill 10 O'Clock p. NJ. Hot Cold or Sbnve
Bath Twenty. Five Gents. ivgO Am
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HOUSES FOR CkLFoRNIA--lt is mentioned as a
1enarka6le circumstance, that a Mr.. Alexander, Of
covinglon, KY, is building in that neighborhood
tweatys five large frame buildings for California,
tie land Of gold. to be transported on steamship
from New Orleans. The Belle Of the Vest, OH her
last Trip down, brought fl7y fus frames Of houses
and cottages, ready 20 be yet up, which were i'm
medlaiely shipped on their way 10 the land where
gold cannot buy comfort, shelter OF health.