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DAILY CRESCENT.
Disorder in the Natural World.

The earth itself is not quiet. Ever
and anon it gives evidence that those
forces which of old heaved up the noun
tains, still slumbers within and when
they are aroused but little, the earth
heaves, and literally groans and quakes,
It expresses state OF unrest and II
ANYTHING can, indicates either dissolu-
ton or the coming on of the throes of a
new birth. How could the enormous
bulk of the earth more significantly in
dictate that it was grooming and travail
ing in pain2 How better could it show
itself indignant and impatient at the
thought of bearing up in the sight Of
Heaven, such load Of ingratitude and
SIM How better could it testify its
reluctance to furnish from its stores the
material Of pride and of lust2 Tardily,
scantily, to the hand of labor only, does
she yield these materials; and then she
groans and is in pain at their abuse.
But in these expressions of dlscon-
tent, the earth is not alone The very
air seems to know that it was never
made to bear on its bosom the song of
yoluptuousness, or to be breathed in
profaneness and blasphemy; and it tes-
titles its sense of this abuse by the wild
shrieks and howlings of the tempest and
the desolation of the tornado,-and not
only SO, but it collects within it's bosom
the artillery of heaven. 1t utters the
low muttering, and unfurls the banner
of the coming storm. 1t piles the thun-
der caps in its dazzling heights. 1t
musters and urges on its thronging bat
talions It covers the heavens with
blackness it sheets them in fame it
smites the earth with it's bolts the
peals of its thunder cease not, and 1t
pours down its hail True, it is the
breath of life to man, and at times seems
to perform this office with cheerfulness
but then again it loads its wing with the
pestilence, and thus avenges its quarrel.
The fire, too, which man compels into
his service in fashioning theweapons of
death, is not a servant that can be
trusted How does it seem to watch its
opportunity to break loose, to range its
long lines upon the mountains, to burst
forth in the city, and to leave the habi
tations of man and the abodes of COM
merce heap of smoking ruins How
does it heave its sulphurous pillows, and
toss itself and groan in the volcano
See, too, the water; though the SER
want and the friend Of man, yet it finds
its hour to spurn that service. is the
ocean compelled to furnish from its
broad bosom the showers and dews
which water the earth, causing the bios
SONS and the fruit, fountains Of food for
man? It, too, has heard Of his ingrati-
tude; and when it finds him in its
power, how does it toss and lift its waves
to heaven, and shake him from itself,
and wrap him in its seaweed2
Thus, though the earth, and the air,
and the fire, and the ocean, are the SER
wants of man though they seem at
times to smile and be cheerful in that
service, yet again, their aspects changed;
man trembles before them: they seem
disposed to shake off his service; and
though still compelled to submit to it,
yet they do it reluctantly, groaning and
Travelling in pain together. President
HoDbi2zs
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A q; AINSWORTH. NO TaRY PUBLUCazdcoa
"A. MISSIONER OF DEEDS for e1cr, St VIZ I'm
Os,S e, 0s5Ioz-SS SO CAMP sTSrET osaas.
Mortgage Drawn. and ali Documents and Insirnna ana "a
ntng Prepafed and Authenticated for Use and Reood
Marine and other Protests particularly attended tn.
and All cases OF General Average or Partial Los coTrscv
s'aeu ana promptly arranged. mh26 Iyd&W
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NOTICE.

ITO THOSE AFFLICTED WITH VENEREAL Dis
EASES-Ths reputation Of the writer well este5-
shed that all that those who have been
unfortunate have contracted of those dread
fu diseases known and called Secret Diseases of
their various forms. that the writer after most
full practice of twenty confined strictly venerea
Diseases and Diseases Of the Blood (aying treated and
lievsd many hundreds who past all hope, many Of
whom mad been under the treatment of
without receiving benefit i, enabled to offer you posi-
lively SAFE and speedy Shouid of the
unfortunately afflicted this shor advertisement, they
would do well to call at No. Sc CUsToAEoUsK STREET,
before applying elsewhere and avail themselve, bene
fits Of the subscribers long and successful xperience
mis- If b. F. MULLEN. S. Custounhouse
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MARTIN III. DEVEREJJx.
MANUFACTURERS OF ALL ARTICLES IN THE
Copper, Tin, Sheet-IrOn & Crate business

CRATES Of Brass. Russia OF Berlin Iron of any q
81 pattern q ,ize to suit the Fire PLACE Or Msntsl
EITUhE in general. Kitchen RANGES, for W
Roai houses or Hotels. COOKING STOVES. to suit
Fam,es OF from eight thousand persons improved by
M II u. Plain and Bropzed PYRAMID STOVES. to
sun C5nrches Halls. or Public Rooms: Small do for OFF,
ces or Counting rooms Ship and Steamboat CA BOOS ES
from No to g. for coal or wood. STOVE-PIPE Of all
Sizes and put up Bath Heaters Stills, Worms Sugar La
dies ETC., on hand or to order
NB.-Builders and othen in wasn't of Crates, Tin, Cop
PEI Pipes or Cutters will find to their advantage call
and examine the same.
~. All REPAIRS promptly attended to at
Vlu mo, 20 Tehoupitoulas 1t, New Orleans,
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NE subscribers have comnetet their arrange. f3
ments for a more extended business than thatk \
~ hi,asrto done by the old house. Our stock oi~G~
NJ DRUGS, MEDICINES AND CHEMICALS.
~ SURGICAL INSTRUMENTS AND PKRYUMERY.
- embrace as intend shall every article nsedful
10 the Heads OF Families Planters and Country Dealers will
not he exceeGs excellence of QUARRY or Of
price TX any otb ~ house in the trade while as
GENERAL PATENT MEDICINE AGENT
orders be addressed with confidence nd
OF having them properly and faithfully attended 10 NOT
vi0usIy experienced in this place ~
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EDUCATION.
HIaH scHooL Ton YOUNG LADIES

Il
as BOARDERS OR DIR PUPILS
GAHefDHLnT STREET, NEAR ST.: J0sERH sr1HHr.s
ESTABLdShEp IN l642 under the superiatendence Of
~ the Misses ALLISON from London-ln this lnstliu-
uon conducted on the best plans of Europea. instruction.
me coue OF study thorough and systematlc no vague
theoes OF superficial methods of teaching 10 elicit display
are esored TO- in of the VARIOUS OF science
or literature.
French Languages under the superntendence Of
French gentleman OF high literary atalnmens other Ian
guages music and the accomplishments are taught BY mas
tiers of equal eminence in their professions.
Drawing every style is taught BY the Misses Allison,
themselves pupils f0ne OF the eminent
drawing masters in Europe.
Terms may be known application to the residence
of,he Misses ALLISON. Carondeet st. n2s 1y
JOHNSON HIGH SCHOOL,
GEO. w. HARDY, PRIN OPAL,
.Naiades street, betpeen Ihai,a and .uelpomene
RECOMMENDED BY
Isaac Johnson. Governor of the State of Louisiana.
Trasmon Landry. Lieutenant Governor.
Charles Cay ARE, Secretary of State
Alexander Dmitry Sup. General of Pub Education.
George Eustis. Chief Justice Supreme Court.
A M. Buchanan. Judge District Court.
Geo. Y. Bright. Justice of the Peace.
d. b. DeBow, Professor University of Louisiana.
NJ. NJ. Cohen, Admir-.
A ID. CIossman, Mayor of the City.
Joseph Genos Recorder Municipality No. One.
Joshua Baldwin, :. -. No. Two
P. Seuzeneau, :. q. No. Three.
TERMS.
For Day Pupils, from 81 to $40 per Month.
Boarding Pupils, from ST. to $40 per Month ap12 3m
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~ lOi louie1, IN 6dcn ual0.
RTER ARRANGEMENT
NOTICE,

= The Cam will leave New Orleans and Carolton evsry
hour after clock on Sunday if the weather fair
k% The Lafayette Hone Can will leave every Is minutes
l0o the cofnefof bafonue and Canal s1. mayi2-Sm
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nv $50 REWARD.

'BE above reward win be paid BY the undersigned a
ns,ons ION and CONVICTION Of the person
LILA sand girl is rather bright muIstto abouiok
made 81 inches high is or 20 years of age
wakine and appears frightened when spoken 70 rsuEn
anS no doubt harbored IN of the houses Of
bails She assumes various disguses and names and ehh
herseifto be free. has rged pass so
jail of the city GEO R REARD.
mhz1 Orleans Warehouse. $50 MagazinesL
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STOP HERE!- $500 FORFEIT
NO. 13 car OEDELE STREET, Sign of thu
.4scUiaptGn Statse.
hR- LEkGY'S and PELETIER'S tof Par.> CoM
IL POUND SPECIFICS and SNrI-
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'0HH STROUD ioiiN sr sRTbb9HPB' STROUD
14S COMMON Street, bctpsen CdrondeIe and Baroxns.
NEW ORLEANS 4 oARRoLLros RAILROAD
@M@5 ;;

Osyst, ser.sr n Bsrs~st ass Perdis, stresss.
.l.ss si9sst tor eSdiss evsrtssd usdsf Cream 70
s.f he sSo,s ;.; "a, a.,
sefyssl tssyes,l fefAHy d;stssos, 10 cssts
Sssidssp il Lafayette cs,roltos ssa ,iesity, ere
Informed that this Conpsny has 6Ied uafcrm rate az
tickets fcy psthse il tbs Cara to.wit es %
PEI month Qn fo either Road sad for distance
Cncsn bal prioe-19 sueh okatr given for aay other
psriod thsn the frst TO the last Of esch month.
Car, expressly for ladies in each traia
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III II Extra Sugar, Cured Hams. Shaya 4 u
myN CHAS. SToUGHToN, u CampM
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BUSINESS CARDS,


w q. RAYMOND, FAMILY GROCER, II Csxs
~ sIRkkT. apa4
John PAGE Carpettsr and Builder. No. rs y,ez.os
a WETaERBY. SHIP BR0KER. rs Po7dTss st.
.JosEPnHh PALMER. Yasissats Dealer g DRY
oHS andrews y, gom CO. Merchant.
ToHN c, LARUEr attorney and Counsellsr at Lev.
rkzk FBlE %EksHSNNFT e. FPS =
Charles street. ia
Ss ESTE sssse Ya cd a e
r. sALoMAN, Genaemes's General Furnishing
~. Store No 70sT. CHARLES Strict. Every variety
r. As1ssaais and Ship .ssssss H. " " foHpsa s
SAM ftI F6BY NEPHEW. F6 sins9h
.rH NPs ak end 1gsnrs of the Eagle L n %
" QgoRS, sa,d,nss Brandy Fr.sits, Ra.sins,, aim:
Crescent Civ ce Ssw esn m ReaI OF
IoHN ARMSTRONG. 247 Tohoupitoulas street.
ure Of every dsseipton at a cheap
country. jazz 1y
GRIEF CO. Wholesale Desie1s n sstes and
s.rts5 I'd Nt1ark o'asr NO' Is. sSaad 20 oId Lsyss
T.. en- No 23s Bsronne street New oriean. '''''''"
n B. 0rdeH for Wedding and Fruit Cake. &C., prompt
New York Law Notice.
Law New 4sRn aPs q aIRsise s
si.asr fSstls ss9ts # Lea,;iqHa II Men York. sa,
To Planters and Builders.
~ Ill l. n NJ
a.
CINE street. New Orleans 90. STEAM sAW-MifL.
~ Orders for all kinds of CYPR rss LUMBER delivered
any where on the Mississippi River below NaiShez at short
n shAsREb FN NJ 80 as.s sIa dS
ms.ione to take edgenents Of Deeds and Powen
siS$;
KY EM ySkk, SEW 5EssEy tESsS?sEvASiA:
IiN tf MfssonRI KESTnCRY f TRNNEssEE,
ss 2aH MGAkasA F F6Rbs n A sm
r 1BT: " yWoRrHIIScToN, esns;,eet .assntt eas s
altsn pnncu.y 70 he Collection Of Notes. DT.ft., Ac.
w Masn e. RSdssy MIS 1.hH Good
( Hony, T; A. 8. Doaipbar. Natohszi James Goodir.
Oh }as
BRIcKLA h2RH n. i. sk kSfzE STREET;
UNDERTAKES all kinds of FIRE WORK, such as the
~ Setting Of Cooking Ranges. Ovens, Steam ID
Boilers. etc. All work dons by the subscriber will 81
be guaranteed and specimens OF his work may be ~
seen any time H
N.B.-PLAsTERING and WHITEWAsHING done
with dispatch. ia19 1s
JOB. STROUD JONI gr 1859 o. STROUD
l4s COMMON strsss. 5stYsen Carondsst and Bsrenns.
MARBLE M.NrP EfFaPTEs II ENaM A
III ELLED CRATES, MONUMENTS,
~ M2hh22E sLABs /: S ssa. rssss
TTHHp9M IA i, Llh De GALCISEp3 PIP PLAs- w
Lie CEMENT. PLAsTERING HAIR. ~
WHITE SAND; ENGLISH, PENSACOLA |
and PITTspURG FRIEDRICH. myy |
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EOR THE BENEFIT OF THE AFFLICTED
IL Knowing the extreme hazard which strangers in
consulting Physicians for the cure Of private diseases.
owing to the utter Disqualification of those who profess
kindness the unfortunately afflicted well sheer
justice to DIR. MULLEN, No 36 CUsroMHoUsE STREET.
to state that In the 1646 s0ey afflicted with sypi
lis. in its worst and most appalling FORM and tor several
months together under the best regular medical practice
could obtain New Orleans without being al bsneft-
ted-ndeed grew worse. At length heard OF Dr. Nal.
lens great reputation. applied TO him, and great
joy in three weeks he restored perfect health Sub
scrbed New Oieans. Jan. Z, 1e47.
NILS If SAMUEL RORERTSON.
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Albany, April. I347.

CAUTION.
a 70 the great success and immense sale Of DR. Town.
sshd Sdrsapara number of who formerly IN,
agents, have commenced making Sarsaparla Extracts
Eixirs Btters, Extract. of Yellow Dock etc They gene
iaiy put in the shaped bottles and some Of he,
have stolen and copied advertisements; they are oniy
worthless INIT atoms, and a1Duld be avoided - W."
Principal Office, i2s Fulton street Snn Buid;ny Nav
y, Y9rk Esdug Co. StGte street Boston Dyoti Sons
gIst BaltimoTe Cohen. Charleston los South Pearl 81
Albany r. McCraw Natchsz-and by ali the principal
Stat1 West indin and the Calsdss ''' o-i'su
]. WRIGHT, - Chartsp direct,
leee- Asoat. New OyIesG
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ROBERT SKINNER,
BRICKLAYER, No. 10 ROYAL STREET.
UNDERTAKES all kinds of FIRE WORK, such as the
~ Setting Of Cooking Ranges. Ovens, Steam -
Boles. ETC. All work done by the subscriber will ~
be guaranteed, and specimens OF his work may be ~
any time. IN
with Dispatch ia1s Nv
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rv,rYp ,-xr RAN AWAY.
NE BOY DANIEL, aged about 30; complexion -
a. copper color; feet orr inches high; stout buff.
1.d iscnaed 70 be bed. Asutable reward viii be- ~
anN TT HOyT & FORD II st Charles stss
0O ANcuops g. ANCHORS.
~ DO from 1850 and 2100 to 2l00 pounds;
loa Nos. and Front Leyee. between
-naeo Customhouse and Bienville 50
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TO MOTHERS AND MARRIED LADIES

reference to female complaints No female who has reason
to ,qppose she approaching that critical period The
OF life, should neglect to take IT, it certain
for any of the numerou. horrible diseases to which female.
subject this of life This period be DELAYED
for Eevera by using this medicine Nor less vaus.
bic for those who approaching womanhood, s CAL
cuaed to eIs by the blood and
atng the system. Indeed this medicine invaluable for all
the delicate diseases to which subject 1t braces
hy removing the impurities Of the body not SO 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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DI 1evae9ds sanapsEs asoysreisa .sd sDesdy care
Falling Of the Womb Cosivesess, Piles Lepchorrhs OF
Whites. obstructsd difficult Msnstruaon IncoAtinelcf
of Urine pvountay discharge thereof and the yezs,s
prosaOn of the matter whether the result of
herent causes produced BY neg niay Hines
effects the human frame. Peuons ell weakness and les.
srsy under its influence Il immsdsdstsly countsracts
OF the female frame WHICH the great Of
barren 1t will be expected of u.s. of 10 de.
ioats nature exhibit certificates of performed but
the afflicted that hundreds of bsen
reported Thousands of where families have been
without children after using few bottles Of this invaluable
medicine, have been blessed with fne healthy oprins
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Dr. Tounssnd--l verify believe that your Sasaparls
has been the means through Providence of saving lite
have for .eyeia years had sad cough II BECAME worse
and verse At last raised large GU antilles of blood had
night and greatly debiated and reduced and
did expect tolive. have only used your Sssaparla
short time aud there has wonderful change been wrought
now able to walk all over the city raise no
blood and my cough has left You well INA, n
that am for these results Your oh DIT servan.
WV. RUSSELL IS Cstherinest,
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OPINIONS OF Puvctc1.n,

cans In different parts of the Union ~ '
the 9 70 csry that we, the undersigned Physicians
OIly OF Albany, have in numerous cases prescribed DR.
Seapaia and believe il TO be one Of the
Valuable preparations in the market
H.P. PULISa. M. D.
j WILSON, N. D.
Albany, April, IS47 p. e. ELaESpoRr n
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SHOWER-HATHS
NEW and Improved SHOWER-BATH, at the low
a pnce of S14-combning Shouer. Bat6 and Bathing
TTTay Be found at No. l5s Camp street aso. Patent
MRS. L. PAPE. l62 Camp strest,
-pr,ros r,,Szn 0ppGs5s lafayette S1us,e,
Workman. nhN
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From our Baltimore Correspondent.

BALTIMORE, July l4-5p IN.
Effects of the heatEzeWsioa 10 Piney Point Important
Inuentions.-DM timss. --Chosra in Baltimore. The
markets, &c.
The thermometer to-day has ranged from 80 SO degrees
in the shade and in the sun is little beyond all human
endurance. Quite large party OF citizens start this
evening Piney Point board the Columbia whilst
excursion board the steamer Mary Washington will
leave this evening for the Point returning Monday night
No less than three mechanics of this city have just pro-
duced models of apparatus designed to keep up
and equal supply of water in steam boilers to
prevent explosions. The inventors ]. T. Lovegrove
Rufus Power and George w. Fulton The latter is
building his first machine and has applied for patent
II will be In operation in about days II very simple
costing but about 800 for twelve horse boiler, and seact
ing pumping the water and forcing into the boiler by the
action of the steam, independent of the engine, and oy
working when there is deficiency of water In the boiler
/ have scarcely known hotels TO have few
guests in them they have present but they
doing poor business the hotels Of New York
The propetos Of the Astor House pay annual rent of
$4,000, and have but fifteen boarders present.
Just close my letter learn from Of the directors
Of the Aims House, who has just from there that the
cholera has broke in that institution with considerable
virulence Since last evening there have been less than
sixteen Of cholera among the inmates, several of
whom in dying condition assured that there Is
doubt Of lis being the verabe disease
The MARKErs.-ln the Baltimore market this morning
there sales of 200 barrels Howard -four, fresh,
81 rs. Nothing doing in City Mills Susqnehanna
Sales 600 bushels prime red Maryland wheat l02 l0S
cents and lot OF white at los cents. Some portion Of
the red considered strictly prime. Nothing doing
in corn or GA Is. No sales whiskey.
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Immediate employment remain In almost every drec-
ton you perceive new buildings going up and many
now suffering from thai dreadful scourge the cholera
Baltimore has escaped What can be the cause OF it
does not appear that the authorities Of the place have
been excessively careful IN their municipal regulations
with regard to cleanliness nor do the inhabitants seem
to suffer- IN appearance least from severe system OF
deiencs nevertheless, the health OF the city
better al THIS season OF the year
There are many points Of view in which Baltimore
may DC seen 70 advantage Coming from western or
northern direction for miles before you arrive at the city,
It's spires, monuments. and shot are visible As
you approach nearer, II the sun s setting in uncouded
SKY you behold IFS golden rays reflected and gltering
IRON hundred pinnacles. You will have the same
leaess forests Of mssts which gives new and interest
ing feature % the picture The appearance of the Uni
yersy strikngly picturesque. il stands prominently
Ioh on an elevation looking in the misty haze OF city
atmosphere, like some antiquated castle OF oden time
There seems TO be rage here for Gothic architecture in
building And like all other RACES. this particular rage
carries Inc batmoreans to a ridiculous excess for,
with an absurd taste, they have introduced what they
CALI but mproperly the Gothic style in their churches
THIS morning passed through the Marsh Market and
the sight well repaid the difficulty of getting through
the crowd. The greatest abundance and profuson OF
every description OF edibles was there. The quantities
fruits and vegetables OF the season were very large.
cholera The markets in New York only excel this
and there, perhaps. the fish market alone is better.
for its ondness for parades and professions There are
numerous orders associations, with very gular
names, and equally strange regalia, which paradng
the streets every day The most frequent occasion OF
turnout is the death OF member.
The political market is at this time dull though there
are notes OF preparation the breeze, which indicate
warm contest approaching. As soon as the regular
nominations all made, the battle will commence One
thing however, promise youthat the democratic party
is well organized and prepared for the contest The
calculations OF ultra wings and more moderate politicians
has thrown the wing party here, as elsewhere into con.
fusion The total lack Of principle or wellesublished
to take deensibe ground in the campaign. As far
can be judged from appearances the wings themselves
President" And in the course OF very short time after
all the appointments made, you may look out for an
explosion in that party.
0. p @.
BALTIMORE, July, 1s49
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eeciioneerns When the 20h comes round,
shall have either another respite or the finally intended
continuation Of the sentence
Business continues dull, Of Thousands OF the
cys merchants and uadesmen away at watering and
rurazing places. Those who remain take their comlou
nightly the Castle Garden Hoboken the rival summer
resorts Of our can't eet-away million
Within the last five months full 100000 Migrants have
reached this port, Of whom perhaps onethd still in
the city This will give you correct idea only OF
rapid growth OF New York, which, If mistake not is
precedented in the history Of the world but of the truth
my repeated remark, thar fast becoming European
led In the street in which my Office is situated Crank
fort sree running from the Park Pearl street,
franklin square, doubt il there fifty American fami-
lies re,idngj though there than three
houses the street not occupied by than family
some Quilt for the purpose) accommodating from ten 10
twenty families This notion Of building houses
modate many families, adopted by individuals only in
this city, will be improved by joint compa
Mes who will put huge caravansaries to hold hundreds
of focks with suitable bathing cooking. and washing
commodations for the Of the tenants
reading room, play ground for the children, &c &C.