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The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-08-08

The FORGED Treasury NoTE.-We have
mentioned the arrest Of young gentleman named
Blair, at Weslfld, Mass, for passing counterfeit
Treasury note for $500. He has been released.
The examination shows that he came into possess
sion of it regularly, and that it had been paid to
his father, by an officer Of the U. S. army. Mr..
Blair had received it from Maj Chapman, of the U.
S. army, and had given it to his son. The note
bears four signatures, all of which, together with
the filling up and general execution of the note
are so perfect that the most experienced officers Of
the Merchants Bank, wbohave handled thousands
OF the genuine notes, pronounced it good. After
the forgery was discovered it was aseertained thar
young Blair, to whom the money had been paid
had gone to Bangor, A Geographic dispatch was
therefore sent on TO have him arrested, and an
answer returned by constable Simeon Walker that
It was done. Messrs. Willis a. Co. then tele-
graphed TO Thompson & CO., Springfield, to aseer-
tain at Westfeld the truthfulness of the story of
young Blair, about receiving the note from his
father. An answer was returned, corroboraEing
his story Word was then sent from Bangor that
young Blair had refunded the amount received on
the Treasury note, save about $50, which he had
spent. Messrs. Willis then telegraphed to consta-
bic Walker 10 release him, which was done, Ii is
stated in the Boston Traveller, that during the
Mexican war, when immense numbers of these
Treasury notes were going to that quarter about
nall million Of forged notes were also sent which
were SO well executed that they passed freely.
Upon this fact coming to the knowledge of the
government, strict investigation took place,
which resulted in ssceraining that thew came from
ONO, but they could not be fully traced home In
the present case II is probable that Mai CHAPMAN.
wishing to send funds North bought the forced
Treasury note, and without doubt of its genuine-
ness dispatched 1t to his father-in-law, (Mr. Blair
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-08-08

a PROPER REBuKE FROM FATHER MATHEW.
The Boston Post relates that when Father Mathew
mems Room in that city, he administered the
pledge to about thirty Of his eountFyfnsn, who
were present. He continued TO administer the
pledge till person who had been very busy in
showing him round the city said to him." we
quietlY" pardon me, sir, this s what come for.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-08-08

RESPECT FOR THE TRANSPORTED PATRIoTs.-
A meeting Of the friends Of Ireland was held on
the evening of the 26th ult. at the rooms Of the
Irish American Society in New York city. An
address was adopted to Mrs. Mitchell, on the Occa-
sion of her rejoining her exed husband at the Cape
of Good Hope. Appropriate resolutions and adj
dresses were also adopted, recognizing the patri-
otto virtue of 0'Bren and the other exiles, and a
committee was appointed to make arrangements
for public meeting on the subject.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-08-08

CHoLERA--Homeopatiy The following are the
results in the treatment of cholera in the city of
New York, in-the practice of eighteen Homoopa-
thic physicians, reported to the Secretary Of the
Homeopathic Society Of New York, as reported
by them to the Board Of Health Within the week
ending the 18th uIt, 81 cases deaths; total pre-
vious to the 26th ult., Il9 cases "a deaths.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-08-08

REMOVAL OF THE SEAT or GoyERNMENT IN
MAINE.-In the Maine House Of Representative
vote has been passed, 80 to a. to appoint COM
mitee Of one from each county Of the State 10 in
quire into the expediency Of removing the seat Of
government from Augusta to Portland, or to some
other place which may be deemed expedient. The
same order passed the Senate, and the project Is,
to have the Legislature meet alternately at Port
land and Bangor.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-08-08

FIREeA ils broke ont yetgiay a5oat % o'clock IL 3
stU7y brick hadiDg. No. s. lcnde atfset b1lFesu ST.
hhp and UEiulas. oeeppied By Kosrg 3 On wanuiae-
~ and alo By fancy and peranesy store sbe aQpt
m BY Madame Hai5 nj wife Our gallant dfenan HeIs
'01 the gpo and tina lanes extnEuasd not however,
n The building was neay CONSUMED ard M adIoal9g
be very much Injured Owing totks inense heat Of the
eatheFthe theImOmeteT beng 81 81 5setei Of tbs
lenlen weie aun-s1Iusk Nj John hoey. ~ As!ga ana
No. 5. was sun.gfuck aad taken into Dr. J. b kefss
rdeT whose kind attention add aid be recovered
euth aged shout l40v % was 81 . stuck. Mr. hen-
ncka. besugng. we believe. C No H. struck under
cha By brick and very seriously han.
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FuGB WATCHES, JEWELLERY. Rtol

IA A. = fbEh, p CAMP st., has con .til9 On hand
LIZ and 10 receiving BY every ARRIVAL Gold 80
Lever. Duplex aud Cylinder WATCHES Of an 469A
the best mskeEl. AlsO--Eob, Yest II q
30 and GeeTd CHAINS, SEA1Sel1sllt3
> and KEYS in every variety. Gold Pens
Pencils Ihmbes, Buckel &C.. Fine Bracelets, Brooches
Necklaces, Riags SuverWaTe, Spoons aud Forks lA8dle
CASTOR, Cups Pitcher, Trays, Plated Casioga, Tea-Se
CandieSrcks, UrnH, nch Fancy Goods EHbnss fine Per
with great Verefy OF other articles
nnmeous to mention. AiIo--sPECf AClstss. With Cod
Silver Shell Steel bowed frames and Glasses Of svsY
kRiEye. Protector, ETC., etc., oonIlantF % HAnd and
fitted 70 suit the eve At short notice. MIS-
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BUILDINe IN ST. LoUIs.-rhe cholera suspend
ed for time the rebuilding of that part of ST.
Louis which was destroyed by the fire in May.
But as the epidemic is now disappearing, the work
in the burnt district recommenees. Il is said that
the number Of buildings already commenced OF
contracted for reach one hundred.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-08-08

Convention PosTPoNED.-Th National Com
mon School Convention, which was to have been
held at Philadelphia this month, has been post
Poned until the 18th Of October, owing to the pre-
valence Of the cholera thfodghout The country.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-08-08

ole outn Lafayee corner Of Pfyfsna and st. Philip SIS .
hch consumed TWO small ffans tenesuls and outhoniez
Foyns their contens The premises were ooonpiei By
n Rood and RIr. Bu6hanas who aIe The sufsrss. and
bose losses We learn Is not covered b. any insuianeo
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-08-08

From J4MAIoA.-By the arrival of the Crescent
City at New York, Kingston papers to the goth nlt,
inclusive, have been received, We learn that the
House adopted resolution again announcing its
determination not to engage in any legislative
business until the people have expressed their
opinion on the course which the Assembly had pur-
sued. The response of the Governor to this was
an immediate dissolution of the Assembly. The
elections for the new House commenced on the
l4th; and it is expected that they will be compile
ted in time to permit the opening of the session.
early in September. Accounts had been received
from CaUhagsna that the cholera he'd appeared
'AsTsl sBa tbe aeathl am0ansd a lhilY poi dsY,
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-08-08

THE CENsUs.-Fhe Commissioner Of Patents
has issued well drawn circular, inviting informa-
tion from intelligent gentlemen in every quarter Of
the Union to assist in perectng the census Of 1880
That Of 1910 was VIGOROUSLY defective. The cen
sus was taken in the midst Of a warm political
contest, and represented to be an odioua inqu.
sition BY the party in power. The marshals and
deputies were watched as though they were enc
mics, and the people ndustFiousy taught that there
was 70 be a new tax levied on everything to sup
port Mr.. Van Buren's standing army. Hence the
returns were very unsatisfactory. In some places
itwas only necessary 10 ask question about the
census, when the dogs set after the deputy mashas
Luckily there is no Presidential election pending
and we do not suppose that either party can make
capital by interfering with the census takers. We
are, therefore, liely TO have much uer picture of
the strength, development and resources of the
country.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-08-08

VENEzUELA,-A letter ia the New York Herald
dated Curacao, July, says that Venezuela was pre-
pairing for great reaction. Throughout the entire
country public opinion was strong against the mill
tary movement of Monagas, and that the popula-
ton could hardly be restrained from committing
acts of violence. Owingto ffaeas between the
guard OF Monagas and six OF eight men, Monagas
invested himself with extraordinary powers and
Imprisoned several editors, or supposed editors Of
opposition papers. They were treated shamefuy;
orders were issued by Monagas to take offenders
against his mandates, dead or alive; several have
already fallen victims to this dreadful formula
me people generally have commenced rising
against the yrant, and proclaimed a restoration Of
the constitution. number of towns have taken
93 arms against the government Of the Dictator.
me mhnary commanders, Josqure NJ. Charen
a1g w. brleenO, entered the city of Coro ON the
18th June, in the evening, with a few men. Thew
Pu. the garrison to flight, and took the military
PARK, captured Gen. VALERIE and Thomas Perera
NV Two notorious seamps in the service of Monaeas
tn9 whole province Of COro has declared in favor
~ .ni and sent for Paez to head their
movements On the I'd Of July, in the morning
MS hxeelleney and suite landed at Vela-de7 Corn
amidst the greatest enthusiasm from The inba HI
tants, who hailed him as their deliverer THE
same day ne entered the capital of Core amid the
accialhaeohs OF the whole population, who openly
and voclterously proclaimed him father of tba
country. On the 4th, Gen. CaTmona. forfnerlv q
follower Of Monagas, with two men, syvelled The
ranks of PaeZ. The same tav Paez racei,,sJ
1900 muskets, about 1000 infantry, and other
Announcements and munitions of war On the 5tb
he wrote letter which contains me following nss
sage have just received munitions of war. |
have nothing more to DESIRE From all quarters
men are erowding around me to swell the band Of
patriots who are again TO conquer freedom for this
land. / have mors volunteers and soldiers than /
can supply wliP musksls~ehslE enthusiasm is be.
yaHd dsseFpa9HH
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lsArkILEaE--St P0ffiekss Church Eob5sd.-Soms time
,gng gt nght e, Paick Church hIoksa iuto and
Pied q several valuable pieces Of service. L the
Doef OF Toben broke through Of the large Window
pned the door Of the Sacry aHd stole tnerefUm
chaee richly chased and yaned $780, and also several
ief valuable articles Of Bery &c. No clue has been dis
lFeTed 70 the perpetntOF8 this dsTina act
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WATCHES

u = maker and dealer n JEWELLERY, GOLD4GA
PENS, FANCY ARTICLES. aad WATCHES. - a
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-08-08

The GENERAL LAND OFFIoE- RenoUaI from
OBice.-A dispatch from Washington says that
eighteen clerks in the General Land Office at
Washington have received notices that their ser
vices will be dispensed with-a part on the 18th Of
August and the remainder on the 3Oth September
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-08-08
A,T,s-HAllRpIWyAl Az 3

a GASES Broad Black Fur HATS. W
y / Broad Panters do.
/ do. Drab Palo Alto LseghOrn do
do. Dunstable StIaW do
Fl Daw-Knives, Chisels, Plane Irons. AuR1rs etc.
u doz, nests covered Wood BUCKETS, Bin each.
10 dOz do. do do. q do. lin each
For sale By Iie5l ]. w. ANDREWS & Co 81 Commons
OoLEMAN's IMPROVED PATENT PORTABLE
UJcD C-L.dTORY MILLS
M ANUFACFURED BY w. p. CoLRMAN, Girod street,
4FA one door below Baronne, New Orleans. These Mills
in successful operation in the following States via
Ohio New York. Pennsylvan Virginia Kentucky, tndi-
ana, Illinois, Michigan, Wisconsin, Iowa, Missouri, Ar
Mexico and account Of their portqbiiig, the very
thing foI CeliqInia lgmbeT Of them have been puF
phated recently for those Z DieFihsl'
Waranfsd 70 perform q the satisfaction Of the pul-
ohassr, OF money Refunded Tmhl4ls w. p. 3.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-08-08

PIcKPooKETs. = The operations of the pick
pockets were quite extensive at Boston in the crowd
attendant upon Father Mathews reception, and
the sClemnities of ex-President Polk In eight
cases the thieves were successful, only two arreais
being made. The largest haul was 1920 from a
merchant
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-08-08

MANUFACTURING IN MOBILE The Mobile
Manufacturing Company, organized some time AGO
to establish cotton mill in that vicinity, has Sc.
cured site on Dog river, about six miles from the
city. The Herald says that the location is as
healthy as any portion of the county, being
beautiful open fine region, well wooded and pos
sessed of an abundance Of fine water. The ma
chinerV is all contracted for and will soon be
shipped for its destination. BY the time it arrives
the necessary buildings will be up, the company
having just invited proposals. for It's erection.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-08-08

CoHONERss fNqUnsT.-An inquest was helA0n the body
4 man named BerAnd Felraud aged 81 yeals natigs
ETance, but for the last eight months resident Of this
nv, found dead IN house rsuiine street. bstWeea Ma
u and TIeme VsTdici-'' Died Of apU5sxy.n
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HOL MES & co...

n - II VI II q COss
Soda and Mineral Water Manufacturers
u ESPECFUI,LY inform the public and their former
u customers. that they have TeMoUedt0 129 GR8YIER
Street, Of Cag8ndeict-heTe they prepared TO
fl orders for INERAL WATER fort supply OF Steam.
boats Hotels b Ts and Private Families for Expectation
MA Liberal Discount allowed to GTOcen and Com
ET- SODA WATER and NE AID furnished in
Fountains heretofore with and superior DIaWinl
Apparatus ans Ru7
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SUMMER WATERING PLACE.

SUMMER WATERING PLACE. =
THE EAST PASCAGOUhA HOUSE Is now open
II for the reception Of visiier. Since he list sumIer
the Establishment haa undergone thorough renovation.
and has been considerably enlarged The acc0mmods
tons for ANTILLES OTsnss persons cannot be surpassed
u eqpAed, By any establishment IN the South Sit9ate4
imnedlatsy on The Gulf aud on The great Rerihsn e1
hobte between New Orleans and Mobile, Il be lsacheH
from direction By the boats plying between 0se pes
and daily comm gnicaon can De Kept lD with az qrk q t
county. u IS about ninety miles from New Orleans ana
SIXTY miles from Mobile, and glance al the map will show
the superiority OF its location over o Other points On l1e
coast. for pure sea air and bathing. OYSTER snd 1
had in abundance, and prepared in the most recherche
sYle. Ridine fhins. Sailing, R0WiHs, billiards. Tea
pins, and such other amusament usual ~ paeel Of
public esQ provided at PascaEoua. and WeiEEeiaeied
BAND OF MUSIC will be in constant ailaBdanoe.@
The BA viii BE- fnmsbsdWith choice IiIQU ORSs and
kept in the best style
There two PhYsioianss web ski1d IN their uulession
and the diseases o the climate, located al PsscaEous, and
OF them, for the present season. vii have his abode ID
the Hotel, and W II give n4 unIene atlPnliun nsada.
such may desire bis services The other Physician has
bis abode IN the immediate Vidnitv Of TIE Hotel
~ There is an excellent fltlNAfE SCHOO pre-
sided over By competent eachef, IN the vicinity Of The
Hotel, 70 which faiee dspoted the ohiden.
Persons Eishine aecongugdations, VIII addle1l The
5ei4 em ~. ,. tietlaAs fiopEetqr.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-08-08

William B. Maclay, Of New
York, a Member of the last Congress, has suffered
sad bereavementa by the pestilence. His wife, an
accomplished and amiable lady, persisted in Illi-
nois, on their way to the new settlement which
the family Of Mr.. Maelay intend to make in Illinois.
On Mr.. Maelay's return here, he left his family
one morning all in good health. As he went up
town he stepped into store to purchase some con-
dictionary for his little daughter, aged two and
half years. When he got home he found the little
innocent in the agonies Of death.
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LUzENBERG HOsPITAL,

Situated on the PontohaTtraih Railroad.
TUE above Hospital for the last fourteen years undethe
IL skiful and attentive management OF the late Dr. -
@. A. Iuzenberg open under the care of DR.. J. A
RHODES, Tor the reception of patients. -
Terms Of s4dngissi0H--
In the Upper Wards-Ous Dollar per day.
In Private WpIds-fIOm Two TO Three Dollau per day.
Surgical capital operations will be charged as extra.
Within the large enclosure is an. ms SANE HDaPEFA IL.
devoted only TO those afflicted with insanity.
~ separate and distinct building for Small Pox and
other cOntH gious diseases. $
foffuIther pafieuiars, apply to Dr. w IRVINE, at the
Hospital. OrtO DR. J. RHODES, q Royal st.. ie IL 3m
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DfsoHAR eED-Alc Fitzgeraid who was arrested at
request Of David A. WaEan. oI dstuEhlg his premises
ID stealing his pistol discharged by Recorder Bald
IN, there being no prosecution.
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NEW ORLEANS:

wnDEHsDAY MORNING, AUGUST .. 1s4o.
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FH1Rn MUNICIPALITY The Old Third WA as quiet and
idistutbed yesterday as uspal not single item
be found no arrests excepting one Of Two for being
and dTunk and disturbing the peace.
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The NEW CUsToM-HoUsE At CHARLESTON.
The titles to the property known as FitzsimOns'
wharf, selected as the site for the new Custom
House at Charleston, having been approved by the
Government. The purchase has been completed,
and the money paid over.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-08-08

CORNER CUSTg1TIf0 USE IND ERC4fE cts.
WET{III be opened TO- The reaeutl14 q h1 4Dt9 g.
w "WEDNESDAY ,ianHary {, l3.9 Wei inl- - +
nishsd ROO eSfeE anal hes aHd iirga Zen
TkBIK--the best tas market viii aii0ld.
The above has been 5nilt p ~
axgrssV fol fs accom- Of Guy and transient 4aaEq-
NJ II one u ts most healthy and airy situations n t5
city aud 70 pains viii b spared e reader those we 4t
stop with nina, cof1sorAhls.
4 Faithful and attentive raIFaat1 Il,
q 90 - al-IErfl q ri wv ANaDEB PIpnialaI.
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FoUHD DEADs--An inquest was held yests5dat on lie
dy Of woman named MARY Faii, aged about % years,
mnd dead IN her bed in abonAe Triton pVak between
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SMITH & BRoTHERl.

HAVE received large additions to their Stoak Of INDIA
H RUBBER GOODS. These Goods are of the best
manufacture, and warranted to atand all extremes Of
weather 8, 3 D. would call the particular attention Of
CaOfntdE5 to their Bottles Ganteens and Water Buckets
mqnaiaotgTed with special reference o the many dW
places and arid deserts between the Rio Gfande and the
Gold Dggns;" Air Beds. which weighonly II pounds;
Water proof Bags POnt0on Bags Saddle Bagt etc. IN
Ola RUBBER CLOTHING Of all kinds; Wading
Boots Lsggngs, etc. India Rubber Blankets Pillows ee.
etc. AlsO-TEETS, TENT-CLOTHS. Saddles, Brides,
bia SITrups SpnTS etd.. etc. At 50 Common st. NILS
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11t {3HaPIE STREET, 5ses 81 Clel.sa aill elrsss
detet StFsstsCss door iron te corleT q laFoces ~
w fully informs her friends and the public EanaaiY "a
tzt he continues IN the above eligible 1canea qc-
uef hy her durng the last year. she has mad fefAs
HOUSE thoroughly Fedttsd and pIepard .os the aego nc
dnfidi OF rausea eEciuEgeis. Gatiul ioT past peon
see ss 9ez b seai attention 70 The cef0Et and con-
gauencs her patrons merit and ere aeontin u ace g
n44vHFW
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Nor MURDeRER --Ausastns FaiF arrested b. Iieut.
usby charged with having killed his wife wa scharged
e Coroner having returned yefdcs-Died Of Apcplexy
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BA his! BATHS!
TNHE PUBLIC is respectfully Informed that the splendid
BATHS recently erected on Exchange Alley, corner
of Benve street. are in operation The Bath OOmE
for HOT, COLD or SHOWER BATHS are well lighted
and admirably ventilated no expense having been spared
by the proprietor to make them complies all their deaiS
The proprietor of the EXCHANGE ALLEY BATHS
IS now erecting Bsth Rooms on CONT STREET, neBr
The corner Of DAUPHlNf the site formerly known as
the RepOuiy Baths which, when completed will excel in
magnicenOe any establishment of the kind now in this city
and where HOT, COLD, SHOWER, VAPOR' AND
MEDlCATEl BATHS can be had all times. from 5
O'Clock M till 10 O'Clock Hot Cold Shower
Bath, Twenty. Five Gents. iy90 3m
FURNITURE, MATTRESSES, AND FURNISH=
ING MATERIALS. At Auction prfcns.
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CALIFORNIA HOUSES.
CALIFORNIA HOUSES-POR9ysBIE -built with
~, dispatch. -Aiso, NEGRO QUARTERS. cheap -
and model TO be- at the ShOD-Where al WI
kinds of CARP ENTERING WORK and Job h(4A7A
Is done. 211 ST. CHARLES STREET, rear ;yltia
Order, from the Country BT0a5tIy ssudsi to
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CoKeEALING 4 sLkvr.-Fhonnas Walsoh was arrested
b The Frst Municipality police charged with having con
aled arunawa slave within the limits Of the MpnicFy
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LEWIS AND I'LL,
a ET0REEYS ~ IL ~,
HENDERSON, kuak County. fsraa,
M ti1A nFacee IN the SupIsne aHd Dsllict GouIs OF
the states and VIII attend the purchase and sale
the Siaie. iyi2 IL
G, WABBR. Boot and shos DealaT,
CORNER oY $50 cnarr9 a.
.tiin cad Carendfetsts. C2ass~ 4 Vft ~ etr
~, ~ sand tNew
heapl ooaltsnty 81 hand every thing "a hs luaauite
49, tal9y Q lltlia4' Ash t4f4AeNrNln bcuft Am
ss-4ha VII Eel, ts aae lNali tsab f1tf A1ha6 AZ
pARA9 psssHaeel u islS i9lis ~. All
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HOI.LYWooD HOUsE,

II Eaten Shore Of Mobile BafItn Mics 6enihe9st %
= tie OF D gf Mobile
h THIS Delight UIs sAd heEthy Ie4oft heNi.a So
p II dergone many attentions and aadt1o4s We
y mast winter 4 row open iof he reception 81 VISIT
ers Thislhorse Is blur forty leat a9oRe ~
n Level Of the Bay. ahd open % the btesss 80
e ton Ia dry and healhT atm1sphee with ihe iae -
M Water and she Baihing- q nssaent q sEey =
II Iarsupuiied wththe choicest Liquors ard tfAea
tTsbIe win Inc best the market afodsrds, tIe4n -
and Oysters n abundance lender one Of the most pleas
ant resorts ia the Southern country.
= II Thsfeis egpte.snre boat mas1ngtWo Lp9 a-ss sy-
directing with the New OIieana 59aia- r. .s.s,f
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SEcoND MUNICIPALITY C0UEcIL.-Ths body mat last
ening Recorder Baldwin pFssidinaa members present.
fer the reading Of the journal message was read from
s Mayor enclosing the resolutions Of the Canolon au-
bnties efnspg pay their proportion FOR the closing Of
sSauv6 Cevase also the solntOn from the Joint Com
tee on the Cevaae, advising the payment Of s25ooto
Of the SurVeyos. Dunbar aid Surg for their success
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