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The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-02-12

MARINE AND FIRE INSURANCE.
Tennessee Marine and Fire Insurance Compa,v
CAPITAL, 100000.
Directors:
JOHN N. HILL, ALEX. ALLISON rJAs.BKSow1rs
GEO. " MARTIN JACOB McGAvocK G. NJ FoGG
w II III NJ W., WIN EAkIN, SAM SEAY
JAMES J. GILL Secreiafy. JOHN NJ. HILL, Prest
IF This lon established Company with the most ,n,e
means Tor the protection of Its Policies conf IN tie
RIVER, SEA and FIRE RISKS ON the most Ii5arai tsTm
at rs Agency In NewOrleans at the Office OF 'S'
OIL PICKETT. PERKINS & Co 81 Msp,,;,o,
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MEDICAL.
HALL 1877 Canal st. ON THE SYMPTOMS
DENnCTTR + OF BRONCHITIS. LOSS OF VOICE.
CONSUMPTION etc. sold at IA Camp street. New VI
iesns nv p2Id&W6m] J. b. STEEL.
DISEASES OF THE CHEST.

DISEASES OF THE CHEST.
"vJ'HE STETHESCOPE, applied to the Chest , 9sce
/ tanning the State of Diseased Lungs, Diseased Heai
Broncbs etc: by DR. TuNsTALL. Ia TtPupil of Andra
Broussais Dupuytren Ashley Cooper lsee diplomas at MS
office late one the Physicians, Staten Island Hospital
New York" - NJ
DR. may be consulted daily at 72 Circas street. New
Diseases of the Chest.
JUST PU BLISHED-" 1MnstaH on Consumption and
ts SethsscoDe with Practical Gases during the Authors
Studies in London Edinburg and Paris and his pac
tice May be had of the Author, l37 POgdras street
have pesed able manuscript from the able and zeal
of Phthisis He phosophc observer. beg to recon-
mend his work F. ToMBLINsoN, M. D. Staten ISL Hos
Copy of Testimonial from Dr. Whiting Quarantine Hosp-
tai Staten Island. ~
AsPrrER E. TrNsTALL M D., is about to leave the Ma
rne Hospital take pleasure in offering this certificate OF DIS
character and qualifications. Dr. Tuntall ha! dlschagea
and careful and leaves the Institution with the highest res
pect of the gentlemen who compose the Medical stan
Quarantine Staten Island. June 18th. 1S4S JAZZ I'm
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MUSIC AND SINGI

MUSIC AND SINGING.
q FEHRM ANN, Professor of Music and Singing corner
~. OF AP0-Lo and CLIO streets, in the Drug E~ySA
store offers his ervces to the bic of New Orleans IVA
IN giving lessons, al moderate price, the Sy
PlANO-FORTE and in SINGING, on the best principles
of teaching the same.
". B--Best of references given uM I'm
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THO rr,os NOTICE.

r,,o ,,,oo,, - NOTICE,
~ iHOSE AFFLICTED WITH VENEPEAJ prs
EASES-The reputation of the writer Is az ,yI ~
y, al that Necessary say those who have been
~ ave as to have contracted any one otbos dreod
~ diseases known and called Secret Diseases in anv
n nrastcs 81 forms Is that the writer after most
OF twenty SIX years confined strictly To VeneresI
anu Diseases Of the Blood (havng treated and ne
,ho many hundreds who past alf hope many Of
WIN, Ha oeen under the treatment OF eminent physicans
,ivai Sevlng any benefit enabled to offer you pos
Sa,e certain and speedy Should any of The
M s}o1a 90 well to call at No So CUsTomHoUsE
t elsewhere, and avail themselves of the bepe
mis- n Ee NH i 9IcG GSs ~ " eX peflence
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COMPREHENSIVE,

COPARTNERSHIP.
the Both of September 1913 the undersigned associa
~ ted with him ia the BOOK and JOB PRINTING
BUSINESS, Mr.. LEWIS A. M1DpLETON, late of Mobile.
der the firm and style OF SPENCER & MIDDLETON.
oIG
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FASHIONABLE DANCING ACADEMY
MADAME ARRALINE BROOKS has the honor to
lvI the vser and resident families of New
Orleans that the days of Tuition follows, at the
ARMoEY HALL: np,s
Chldren's Cless... MONDAY WEDNESDAY and -
FRIDAY, from to P. NJ. fS5T~sSER
Ladies Class. TUESDAY and THURSDAY, from TksES
10 to IL A. NJ. F@
Gentlemen's Class. TUESDAY and THURSDAY, from
to 10 Pm.
Parents Guardians and the Public are invited to the Chill.
drens Glass. For TERMS, etc. apply at the Amory Hail.
the residence of Madame Brooks.
~ There VII be the usual number of CHILDREN'S
~ Madame Brooks will continue to teach until the Isl
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BOOK G-ACCOUNTABILITY.
FS'HE Subscriber, old experienced BOOK KEEPER
4 and BUSINESS MAN, offers his services as an Ac.
for the opening of new of Books the closing
adjusting fold and the regularsaon of all kinds Of
cep permanent situation in Commercial House of exten
business and would devote his entirely the
rests of such house.
ENGLISH and FRENCH translated
Address at this office, jos. Bruneaus Feed Store
Front Levee Blue Store.
Reterences-lI CHITTENDEN. J. d. CAMERON, A. w.
SCATEs dll Pm p A AUBERT 81 Jackson ST
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E x T r A P a Y

. 60, Elk hA "A z.
THE undersigned fully pIepa ed execute all papers
N HEs%SeTSSaSry to procure THREE MONTHS, ~
4 and EXTRA PAY due the heirs of deceased 1AEG0
Officers and soldiers who served in the late war C-&
with Mexico Office in New Commercial Exchange directly
IN &c Major Dsshes office. WIN. MONAGHAN,
JaIo I'm Late Capt Co. F. 9TH Regt. La Volunteers
STEAMBOATS, HOTELS, HOUSES
And Private Families.
VsNHE subscriber having again commenced the NJanufc
ture OF MATRASSES etc.. would most respectfully
inform those Ladies and Gentlemen having Old Mattresses
That he will call at their and make them over on
thelmos reasonable terms Havnghad II years perience
IN The business he certain 10 please those who will give
HIM call All orders left at No 20 New Basin will be
promptly attended TO. ALEXANDER PHILIPS.
REFERS to the following gentlemen:
hon j. Baldwin J. +. Stetson, Cha Meyers Jr. fy1 I'm
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70 the great success and immense sale of Dr. Towrs
EEgens have commenced making saapaa Extracts
rally put the same shaped bottles and some If Them
ssofn snd copied our they only
Principal Office l26 Fulton sfrset SIM RnId;np Nav
iS nssdeg c. stSss street Boston Sons
s,it. BatipO,s n Cohsp, CbsrIeston LOB South Psers
fosay 9eGraw, NatShsy-spd by al the pdnGpa
STATES Wa fedi ssd ~ Csssds. Throughout 'as o'As'
& WRiSHT, &, Cha,s,s s,sst.
So Sale Ag6nt, NsW Qf4ky,
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THE GRAEFENBERG COMPANIES CURE
FOR DYSENTERY, &c.
THE which has attended this Medicine renders
l. an imperative duty incumbent upon the prpprieors, to
make known and appreciated the public that tie
date efficacy the violent and obstinate Of Ds
EMERY DiahGa, etc. and giving immediate relief to the
CHlLDREN'S PANACEA, for Summer complaints, ETC.;
SARSAPARILLA COMPOUND;
HEALTH BITTERS-in papers;
VEGETABLE PILLS;
FEVER AND AGUE PILLS;
EYE LOTION.
And for every description of inflammation Bruises Burns,
and Scalds, the GREEN MOUNTAIN O1NTMENTis
sovereign remedy
Al! of the above may be found WELD CO.'S Depot
of Cheap Literature M. 70 Camp street. a5tf
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RAN AWAY.

zU,up nov, RAN AWAY.
HE BOY DANIEL, aged about 90: eomnIerion a.
d copper color feet org inches high; stout buf 10
SsSd s, ne 70 be bald suitable reward viii beg
an2f HOyT 81 P0Rn iIst Charles 60
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MEDICAL COLLEGE,

No. IS CUSTO.NHOU USE STREET, ~ y.
INVALUABLE DISCOVERING PAT REQUIRED
UNTIL CURE EFFECTED.-Pnvate Diseases cared IN
few days by regular physician without mercury or One
poisonous medicines, at No SO CUsTOMHoUsK STREET
New Orleans Louisiana. o.,
Dr. MULLEN calls the attention of those afflicted with
any of the forms of certain Disease to his general
tsement another column. The treatment adopted Dy
him is that which hiss the approval of the most
Surgeons of Paris London and New York and its unver
has proved beyond doubt that permanent care
for the worst of constitutional syphilis, gon0rrna
structure enlargement Of the pEosate glands, diseases IN
tanned moral certainty, if application be made to those
whose intelligence, skill and experience can be relied on
Since Dr. Mullen opened in this city all the many cases
that have under his have been cured without
single exception. Some of these of years standing
One remarkable Of strcure 30 old has been cured
the surprise of the patient The gentleman (whose re-
specabty known the citizens of New Oreans) Is at
hand and (by his permzsOn) can be referred to- Dr. NJ
treatment of structure not known South of New York
His treatment of gononh9a and geet the most perfect
discovered is the shortest safest and surest The
patient takes copava cubebs tupentine other nau
doses but obtained in one two days without
Inconvenience or change OF diet kY No pay unless
q cure is effected within the time named a.,
lMPorENCY.-Young men or others whe BY sexual ex
self pollution have brought themselves any
of the painful consequences resulting from an unreralned
Indulgence of the passions such as premature Impo-
tency, involuntary seminal emissions general debility or
constitutional arrangement may consult Dr. Mullen with
honorable confidence he offers them perfect cure. The
stIlctes secresy observed. . -, IN
Dr. Mullen can be consulted daily at his office, No S6
Customhouse St. BENJAMIN MULLEN, M. d.
EY" Remember No So Customhouse st. nl5
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AZ ne tars viii leave New Orleans and Canolop every
h9aT afisri clock on sundays if the weather is fair
Ire Lafayette Horse Cars viii leave every Is minutes
LCn the G0rneroi baronns and Canal str novI2-6m
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-02-12

| IN WALLACE, No. "a Arcade Passage nm stn;rs !
and from to 6P M rum A. M 10 LIZ
R9RkRs LETT at the Drug Store of H. Bonnabel will be
Ja26 1yd&W
bh' W AkD Graduate of Ednburg cures an Disease. ~
fnyate Nature, without Mercury or hindrancs f1om
business His treatment precisely that of RcoJ AMI LION
OFr1cE-157 Poydras street. successful ;aSo =,
uo,r REMOVAL.
/ ~. nOuHH has removed his office TO No 1aa q,
rome street Professional visits and o5ca 80 t?d-
ions De settled for when made Office hours from 20
- =. =. n ms 6m
A F nThESfEFAGSES OF THE EYE AND EAR
n raCiIONS Of the Optic Nerve Irifs Con;nno;;,,
nm, niammaon Partial Blindness Operations fo scsh
STALLS e.fT5 Gsea 1ss psssng Vision. Dr. TTT
uItaIGn-lo ill Sundays, 10 iii Hours OF Con-
his Office ~ '''ehs ana fatients may be seen at
ian
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r BE RI SKINNER,
BRlCKLAYER, No. 73 ROYAL STREET,
I UNDERTAKES all kinds of FIRE WORK such rs the
- Setting Of Cooking Ranges, Ovens. Steam =
Boilers, etc. All work done by the subscriber will <sz
be guaranteed. and specimens of his work may be ~g
seen any time. pE3AN
with dispatch = - = = iaIa IT,
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NOTICE.

~ NOTICE.
1 uE sueserloers have COMPLETED their arrange. ~
mems Tor more extended business than thath \
xzx ht nS done BY the old house. Our stock o~
u GSs1cAL issTR 49, nS AND u, GpH Ill
embTacihg as intend SHALL every article needfn
Othe Heads o. Families, Planters and Country Dealers will
not b. exceee excellence of quality or Of
pfice ny any oth sr house in the trade: while as
HENERAL PATENT MEDICINE AGENT
orders can be addressed with confidence and certainty
OF nay ing them properly and faithfully attended to- not pre-
vlousIy experienced in this place
The usual credits and facilities of trade extended to
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TO MOTHERS AND MARRIED LADIES.

This extract of Sanapara has been expressly prepared
reference to female complaints No fem ale who has
to suppose she approaching that critical period The
Of e should neglect take as it certain preventive
for any of the horrible diseases which females
subject at this time of life. This period may be delayed
for several yea By using this medicine Nor less vaue-
bic for those who approaching wonanhood as is
atng the system Indeed this medicine invaluable for all
the delicate diseases to which subject 1t braces
the whole system permanently the natural energies
6y REMOVING the impurities Of the body not far stimuli
most medicines taken for female weakness and disease
using few bottles of this medicine many severe aad painful
surgical operations may be prevented.
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NEW FALL GOODS,
G. YALE, JR,, & co.,

Go YALE, JR,s s. CO.,
II MAGAZINE STREET,
Are receiving, Falcon and other arrivals
their Fall Stock of
SILK FANCY, STRAW AND LACE GOODS,
Among which will be found a complete assortment Of
Plain, Plaid, Striped and Watsred BLACK SILKS; Fan
q. Figured, Changesbs aud Boch6 silks latest syle.
CoioIsd sauns White and Bls do; red and White
Gros dAfrique COrd6 and GlraE Silks, Colored Flor
enoss BLACK Craps Whitfahd Uoloisd dol Grape Lise:
Illusion, Ito.
Black Plain and Printed Cashmsrss and Mouselips de
Laines Black Bombaz'ue; Alpaca LuEtres GinghsmI
and variety Of new style Dress Goods.
WHITE GOODS
swiSs and Book MUsLlNS; Tarletuns; Cambric
yeeonetsi Bishop Lawn Linen Cambria Striped and
Plaid Cambio Long Lawns Ihsh Linen Corded Skirts;
Fancy Nets. ETC.
LAoEs AND EMBRoDERrEs.
Thread LaCes and Edginga Lisls and Muslin do. do .
Bobbin and Silk do do. Jaconet and Swiss Tnmminss
Embodied Gepes' CollaIs Cuffs and MantlSs Lace
Wells Lace Flouncng; Embroidered l.. G. Handler.
cheE Rivart and Hem stitch do; Tape and Plain Bor
deIsd do; Lades' Fancy Silk Ties and HANDKERCHIEF
GentIemsn's BlacF and Fancy Silk and Satin CIavats
sHAwLs, soARFs AND SILK NANTILLAs.
A complete assortment of Ladies' and Gentlemen's
GLOVES, all kinds Silk, Cotton and Wooden HO.
SIERY Steel Beads; Purse Siik Sewing Silk Zephvr
WOBtoi Pins Needles Pearl Buttons Oil Silk Whale
bOnes Black and cOloted SILK PRINCES and TRIM
MlNGS; Linen Tape and Bobbns; stay Binding
Green and Blue Barge Tor Wells Hat and Ribbon Wirel
STRAW GOODS.
China and Rice Pearl, Rutland Cohourg Berlin Aladdin
Palna, English Split Straw, Tuscan Braid and De Won
BONNETS; Bonnet Frames Crowns and TIPS; New,
style Bonnet, Cap and Belt RIBBONS full assortment
OF Plain Satin and Taft Ribb0ns all eOlors and numbe
ARTIFICIAL FLOWERS-Fre Bunches EVteatb1
etc. all OF which will be sold at the Lowest Cash Prices
G. YALE, JT., s. Co, q Ms1aziHe st
sepo smd&W between Common and Ora Ter SITS.
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FRoM TAMPA BAr.-The U. s. steamer Non Won


FRoM TAMPA BAY.-The U. 8 steamer Iuon
mouth, Captain Otways arrived Yesterday from ol
Tampa Bay, having left ForI Brook on the ga
and the bar on the s4lh inst. The Monmouth leiI
Al Tampa BAY the schoonsrs souIherner and sa-
vah bonnd for this port, and schooner from New
work. name unknown; also, the U. S. steamers
1Tol Claw and Ashland. The steamer Anglo Anne
sean from this port, arrived at Tampa on the 2Sd
~, sbip Caroline Nesmith was still waiting for a
a. wind ii order 10 sail for New Orleans On the
SS,b ~ Monmouth passed the U. s. steamer Ale
gbspy. IN lat $50 OF, long. $50 o. The ALE.
gbapy was standing to the southwark and eastward.
ms steamer J. P. Whitney left Tampa Bay on
4be Oath, and arrived at the Southwest Pass on the
evening of the 10Th, She reports that General
TWigps had had talk with Billy Bowlegs and tine
ambassador Of Sam Jones, together with other In
dams of Cbarlotts's Harbor. They were all peace
ably disposed, and willing to surrender the offend
ers, five in NUMBER who committed the recent muir
ders and robberies. They agreed to deliver them
at Charlolte's Harbor on the 18th of October. DR.,
Randell, of the Army, came passenger IN the J. P
Whitney.
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HORRIBLE MURDER-A little girl named Emily
Cooper, only twelve years of age, was murdered on
the l4th inst in the town of North Branford, Ct,
in most brutal manner by her cousin, drunken
dissolute man Of about 3j years, named Leander
Foot. The little girl left her home to go to school
soon after breakfast and some anxiety being occa-
stoned by her absence, search was made, when she
was found in patch of wood a short distance from
her residence, with her throat from ear to ear
Circumstances leading to the superstition that
Foot was the author of the foul Decd parties started
IN pursuit of him, and when discovered, he was
found in the act Of beating his mothers head with
hammer, having already inflicted injuries,
which it ia feared will prove fatal Before he was
secured, the wretched man attempted to end his
own life by opening vein in his arm, from W hich
he lost so much blood as TO be unable to speak.
The physician summoned at the inquest, gave as
his opinion that the person Of the murdered child
had been violated by the fend before the con-
summation of his deadly purpose. Intemperance
is ascribed as the incentive to this horrible series
crimes. Foot has been detained for trial, the
Coroner's jury having fixed the murder upon him,
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The nominations for the parish Of Orleans are
now nearly complete, and the canvass begins to be
warm and animated Clubs nightly meet and have
their professions political orators are getting their
patriotism up to fever heat for the qualification of
their anditories; and party organization is be-
coming each day more and more perfect The
CONTEST both ia the State Congressional district and
parish is sufficiently doubtful to excite the hopes
and stimulate the exertons Of both parties, and for
the nexi six weeks oil the resources of political ma
chineTY and management will probably be called
into action by both wings and democrats. Let the
6ght be fair, open and manly and the chances are
that the deserving parties will be successful.
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The PEACE CONGRESS AT VERsAILLEs.-The
Paris correspondent of the New York Courier and
Enquirer gives the following account of some tgtes
in honor Of the Peace Congress at Paris:
The leaders in the cause, however, profess TO
believe that great advance has been made this
year toward the accomplishment Of their ends ;
and they have been enchanted " with the 1atier.
ing attentions which have been paid to the foreign
members. M. de TOcqueve Minister Of Foreign
Affairs, illuminated the gardens Of his splendid
hotel on the Boulevard des Capucines, and gra-
ciously treated them to music, creams and lemon
AIDES, till half past eleven on Saturday night The
tete ended that hour in compliment to the reli-
gious scruples Of the English and American guests.
AT tho close of the last sitting Friday, it was
announced that, in compliment to the members,
and IN special remembrance Of the said religious
scrupes, which would prevent foreign vsiters from
amusing themselves on Sunday, the usual day for
such exhibitions in France the grand water works
of Versailles and ST. Cloud, by order of the Minis
ter of Public Works, should play on MOndav On
Monday, therefore, the Palaces of Versailles and
St Cloud were thrown open for them a cold lunch
was prepared in the famous historic sale of the
jeU de Paume-the celebrated fountain of Neptune
shot forth its hundred WaeTspouts at three O'Clock
That over, the railroad in few minutes conveyed
the members to st. Cloud. There thew visited
with lively interest the favorite residence of that
celebrated peaCe-man, BOnapaTte; and at night
fall, proceeded in long and seemingly endless 6ro
the steep deolivity TO the grand water works in tbe
park, which ian extremely rare and beautiful snec
tacle) were brilliantly illuminated and made to
play for their entertainment A full band of fine
military music was present, and added much to The
interest Of the scene. l. with thousands from Pa.
rls, went out TO see the sight took most without
the space reserved by the military, for the honored
guests, among the undistinguished crowd. cOmpo-
sed OF French of all ages, sexes and conditions,
! whom curiosity attracted to the scene kent nv
tongue still, in order not to betay my own foreign
| origin, and was not little amused with The cn1,
menls Of those around me upon the " ADglais ct
Americans" as the long column poured down from,
the hill upon the platform in front of the fountains
! There must have been some two thousand. ali
| counted. When all were in place. a sturdy and
! hearty hUrrah, accompanied with waving of hat.
arose from all the Anglo Saxons who were present,
U was but family responded 10 on the part of the
| French with whom was mingling. hisshrewdIv
suggested IN reference to these fates in which
'odteT. acorkS play so prominent part, that thew
! cover SPTitueL sarcasm upon the members of he
Congress. The sholusr bath and immersion are IA.
vorlte remedies IN he treatment Of lRaatios.
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HIGH Prices IN CALIFORNIA. - The Boston
Journal says that letter has been received from
California, which states that the ship Leonore's
company had been offered one hundred thousand
dollars for the little iron steamboat which they
took out with them, but they declined accepting it
They are confident that when she is in operation
she will make for them one thousand dollars per DAY.
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Observation-Disclosures the Boston Po,t.l

BENEV OLEN CE -, from the Boston Post.l
A benevolent man was Absslom Bes,
At each and every tale Of distress
He DaZsd right up like a rocket
He felt for all beneath pOVerty's smart,
Who were fatsd to bear life's toughest part,
He felt for them in his inmOst heart,
But never felt in his pocket.
He didn't know rightly what was meant
By the Bibles promised four hundred per cent
For chRrlty's each donation
But he acted as he thought railroad stocks,
And b0ndt secure beneath earthly looks,
Were better, with pockets brim full of rocks
Than heavenly speculation.
Yet all said he was an excellent man;
For the poor he'd preach, for the poor he'd plan,
To better them he was willing
But the Oldest man who had heard him pray,
And preach for the poor in a pitiful way,
Could hardly remember him rightly 10 say
Mr.. Bess had e'er given shilling.
Oh, an excellent man was AbsalOm Bsss
And the world threw up its hands to bless
Whenever hs name was mentioned
But he died one day, he did, and oh
He went right down TO the shades below,
Where all are bound, I'm afraid, to 60,
Who are are only good mentioned.
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Dc~ The fine steamer Mobile, Capt Sutton, has
recommended her regular trips between this city
and Mobile. q. The Messrs Gilbert are building,
at Louisville, new and very fine boat, to be called
the New Orleans, which will be completed in time
to take her place in the line at the commencement
of the husiness season,
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~ The Mobile Herald of Wednesday says
- The city begins to look brisk and lvely--the new
cotton comes in apace and the boats pretty well
filled with passengers. This is early in the season
for start in trade, but the unexamped health of the
city will account for it. Unfortunately the rivers
are getting low"