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Translated for The Crescent from the March number Of
the Revue du Nouveau- Munde.1
Jenny Lind.

The musical aourishes Of trumpets, bagpipes and
tromboDes Of this renowned caDiafrice already re-
| sound in the American Union. Barnum, the great
and enterprising Barnum, 10 about to achieve an
immense victory Jenny Lind is decidedly engaged
for the month of September, and is coming TO war
bic her song in the shade of Autumn foliage
The great cantatrice appears 10 only as yet
under the form of promise, and in the dim distance,
and from that even the more eedueing, Of six
months expectation but, notwithstanding, her
name is in every mouth, her eulogies fll all the
journals and have furnished them for nearly three
months, the materials or diverse acts more or less
entcing. Ia there nc. here room for astonisbment,
and can any one remain Indifferent to this artistic
rumcr, when it concerns reputation unanimously
proclaimed by the old world when it is the question
Of talent which has occupied during five years,
one Of the first places in the musical annals Of Eu-
rope. This enthusiasm-precursor of an enthusi-
assn greater stills altogether natural, and without
allowing ourselves TO be carried away by it too
bindly, we enjoy in anticipation the most agree
able, impressions which the sight of Jenny Lind
promises us. Greeting, then, a double greeting to
the Swedish Nightingale
Neurological history mentions that stones were
moved and walked Of themselves, at the sound cf
orpheus' LYre. This has app arsd. at our day,
figure of rhetoric. and many who pass for sensible
persons have allowed themselves 10 slightly doubt
this marvellous fact, WIibont believing ourselves
very Hise, We have until now thought with thsm !;
but we must admit that, thar which is passing
around causes yyavsr in our inoreiuliI7. That
which OTphsus enPlishsd, as il said, ia the
heroicsl ages OF Greece, Jenny Lind Is beginning
10 effect il tie New World, real sorlds il these
ever ons. and iu full progress in The nineteenth
century, The promise OF her songs in spite Of the
ocean which separates us from her, is abonl TO
move not only stones, hut houses; the question Is
not alone Of Titanic concert rooms. whch arise a.
by enchanimeRl from the eaTfh 10 Tsesive The
happy called 10 nloGictfe themselves with har-
mony all is slaie Of exeiiemsIh; imBiesayias,
diplotnaists, insHeiArs, nrg0iatoss. architects,
painters, photographers. edfnrs. printers si', sic.
Here is already porfait of the gteat artist which
this morning surprised us ON aGakhs; il is u Ink
ogTaI due 10 .he talent of young artis, unknean,
in NewYorl Mr., Crehen. This portrait is a good
likeness an,l gives au exact idea Of the expressive
physiognoiny Of Jensy Lind. In waiting The ofisi-
nal, il is satisfaction thai her impatient admir- r.
| may easily procure. N0scE-
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ASTRONOMICAL PHEEoMENAs--Soon after the
Cepernican system Of astronomy began to be gen
srally understood, an old Conneeticut farmer went
10 his passon with the following inquiry
DR.. I. do you believe in the siury they tell
about the earth moving round the sun Yes,
eerlainly.n Do you think il il according to the
Seipturesa II il s true, how could Joshua COM
mand the sun to stand still Umph!s quosh
The Doctor, scratching bis head, g Joshua com
manded the sun to stand still, did be {" Tes.S
We'll, i. stood STILL did il not = g Yes y . Very
we'll Did you hear that he set il going again %
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k Merchants, from different sections Of the country givs
The attesng aecounts Of the universal popularity and ef
fcaey of Dr. DaViss SyTup, under their notice. A hnmbs
Of Lhem. witnessing us vfue- have regularly sold on
dOn thai il IL did satisfaction, tie price sonld be
returned, and O them has had aFy application
lnfn The monsy. This speaks VOLUMES favor Of the mei
cine Reappend q few eGiiaets from orders samples 6
those in frequent cepi of well Of verbal accounts
frequently hsaY:
[Erom Doctors pdu saa and Rush, b0tA practising ply
Siciaas, aoaI as LhHggiskS.l
MIsHAWAKA, Ind, June l. ISE7--Dr. Dayis's SyIup VI
Wild Chery apd Tar of like hot cakes. We think that
you choose 60 give wholesale agency for that medicine
dispose oil almost aInount in Northern Indiana
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Dacis's Syrup af Fld caerrE. and Tar-We voud cal
attention the advertisement Of this valuable medicine in an.
other column. Several Of iu sautay effects have
under our personal observation and therefore confidently
recommend it the aficted-Ed. NJ j. WeeklE Visitey
and Temperance Sentinel, (TreRton,) Feb. 8, ls47.
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sion thas his daughter had gone from him, and pro-
oaBly iofeseE- The police were employed, k4t
months ezPssd and 10 iidings cf The missing airl
Harry heard The ssl,o.ssssass. with ,rspidatisa
and alarm, but a. he steadily asserted he knas
nothing Of her. and cared psiteaisriy shout hsr
he eft her fathers home entirely and ours,,ed M
sndies at the College, amid the fissntiensnes. md
crime that caarscterizs TOO often tlle Intercourse @
Bring i in carefully, Toney--bsin { N esr--
fully and lay il hcre--sbe's been good
wench in her time, she has" These words lsA
from the lips Of the Jsnitef Of medical college, a.
a body was brought in and laid on The disssctinx
table, and the cloth that covered the face was
thrown back, Displaying the set features and plaed
brow Of the Pauper Corpse" The resurrection
ists had been At work to supply subjects for ana
iomseai investigation, and this was their victim.
One a'tsf another of the students dropped into the
room, and inquiries were made as TO the last niRhfs
success. .u When The body was pointed out to them
they went over to the spot where il ay aazed List
lessy into the face, and turned away 70 crack their
| jokes and talk of new dehauches A short time zf
Ter, party Of three young men, who Had scarcely
septof the dissipation Of the previous night strolIed
in and walked up 20 the table ,Hhere the bdx NV
The cloth was raised from the face, aud one Il tie
number uttering piercing cry Of horrpf, irl bzck
Ia iainting it- All was excitement and coufusion
Resto1atIves were employed, and when at length
the man began % revive he called ptsousky to the
friends to remove The hody. He wTithed in agony.
Conscieuce long sluu4hsSrg was now fully aroused
and goaded him almost 70 desperation There iav
all that mortal Of the once fair and beautiful
Eva Maurice. In an evil hour viilaia haj suc-
i eeeded in her ruin and she dreadirg the ave. q i
looks Of her parents and friends, had fed from ihe
paternal roof, and at las. found her home under .
disguised name, IN the Alns-H House, where, after
giving birth to son, which lived but few hours
she fingered for two weeks and died IN that ssranes
place Her body was removed to her father house,
and buried privately. Harry Lorimer was that Vi
lain: He IS now a raying maniac in Soulhefn
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MUTUAL BENEFIT LIFE AND FIRE INSUR.
ANCE COMPANY OF LOUISIANA.

The permanent fund to be invested per charter for the
benefit O the policy hoer y - bSn s1a Es m0Sf on
thereon and in Stocks the State and OF the United States
This Company being osqnized not for the benefit Of
ey Il S's is sag great National benevolent nstu
Sa @ the secure esS and Snn 0a & r1 and
and handsome % legacy to widows ga anG 3 sdfn after death
continue the insurance till DEATH participate in the whole
Of the profits of the company without any reservation
'S's $s \. ss
siG i the ftsd
s;s;5 sis E&sss;: E2&s 1E:ss
Isaac fnTGs Gso T. 6a nsaS q
Ie,spP Stanton &s!ssp, Nm gspeR e R
y% 8s7sSs $;e'S RPaSiGP s%G M'R M@ss
Gcsu. ma F:owe 5o.aph Ii Eaae & C6n Gspk
JOHN HAaAN, President of the Company
o'JrE wEpDrnSHss. wEnI1hSSS ysf Essfsi Board,
H. nGH1a e. HraSTT TTT Hctaa To- GooID Attorney
RoEAED BEIS 3alI ri Masqzgss 4 &C. street MsdGs! %
E % s Pae%o IL vii esamn Mi sS s Ss
applicants at the office Of the Company daily. from i9
without permit which can be had application at the office
& nsarsace psnaa na issue Poc o on al sound aRd healthy
White and Negroes the Table of Rates established
by the Board, which less than the rates charged by the
New York and London Offices and without their restrictions
residence in the South BY the charter Dividends oil
Profits declared annually and the profits draw Interest
and be made available al once 10 the extent OF twOhr
of their amount where the party has paid his premiums In full
EY California Permits ssued 10 Life Insurance. mem
hers at New York and London rates Prospectus, Tabs
Rates and all information e Insurance, and all paper
necessary TO effect Insurance can be had al the office Of In
~ Extensive Travelling Privileges are allowed.
| HR- Office hours. "a. N. TO P. N. lsa7 "
TOMBs AND MONUMENTS. 9|ST
EDERSONS wishing TO Ohtain the above eTfinlesik ~
L ON the most reasonable terms, and of the bestV ~
q No. ~ TCHOUPiToULAs Street, Front w.
| onee. up Stairs, where Plans and specifications a
sHsSSS%.' ~ e 'S%' Prices vary ion SiSOss9 : lsxsa
IO ~ BtILDERs.-PfOposalsw will be received until th
Mr. SyeSnS Fl the lSt sn to repair the bos honse
Kitchen on the nor, corner Of Cosance aud Mccegi
Streets with dwelling Neiicere street beon gins 10 Joh
braun. aplo j.. MATTHEW'S, Agent.
III JRtFFa ERH IA nAkklnESs3HRNIA-BUFFALo knSsH ROBES,
themselves with portable and al the sp,"e timn Iosb
he'd would do well 70 eysmi3e large stock Of Baii
sale cheap at No. 90 GraVier street.
aD6 lw s. RORR & 90
- MANTAS, IAHPERIA LES ElT9'
b BALES II a "a Ga ClliG9PsE h6T Blows sGRETixss
20 do do MILfIEDGEVILLE do
Al do ENGLISH IMPERIALES, a supefior a
nee together with general ASSORTMENT Of LINEN AN
received and for sale by MCDOWELL, " PECK,
| apo 3w DO GravieF street
MALAliA CARCsO-Ne OTTER for sale tue cargo OF ii
W BRITISH rig Iewe 70 arrive q e9uTHe Of few hal
slaIitsJ MGiasa bRd Mlscats iNEs Ii SEafGdS sis
pssssBfs p'iff RHypBsjs lEfYH a and "a f,s0n
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EDUCATION.
HIGH scHooL E9R YOUNG LADIES. ;.

HIGH SCHOOL FOR YOUNG LADIES,
BOARDERS AND DAY PUPILS. Cdr0ndelet
IA street. ST. Joseph, established In s42 under the
superintendent of the MISSES ALLISON, from Lon.
This Institution, conducted the best plans Of
European instruction. constantly open for the reception of
young ladies' in all the solid and ornamental branches equ
se 10 complete and finished education.
TERMS and other particulars may be known appca-
ton at the residence OF the MISSES ALLISON Caron
deet street. ja14 1y
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[From Mr.. S, c. HGves Of thsfym ef Byose, Hayes 4
Co.. Booksellers and Stdtonexs, No. 1888 Market street,
PhilGdslpAia-ysnuaTys Q, 1877
Your Syrup of Wild Cherry and Tar invaluable rene
dy it cured the of colds with me- If you want Ger
hheate will cheerfuly give one. &. G. HAYES.
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WEAKNESS AND PAN IN The BREAST

Phil ADELPHIA, June 1851 can highly recommend Dr.
DaTss Syrup Of Wild Cherry and Tar from my knoeiSs
Of its yiTtues My wife had been affected fr long time With
sor time entirely relieved her. The symptoms would, afsl
s rscur, and all occasions the rsef spesdy
The first place 1t months since she been
free Of the affection, consdeTit and recommend
valuable medicine. Its gening effect very great
in addition relieving the breast s. SWALLOW ~ Waters
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PAN ApEIFBIa June & 1851 fe free recommend Dr.
Days Syrup of Wild Cherry and Tar from my experiences
Of It's bsIcisl effects ny have been fer
time suhent tn attacks Of splitting blood attended with
weakness Of the hrsSz and snunsasy sensation at stomach
accompanied with dFspenc symptoms Last spring, having
stack Of it rscomsIhed by acqnainanee who
bsd been cured by DR.. Dayiss Syrup ny IT, didso and
was relieved by 1t in less than one bottle It's apparent good
effects were immediate.
J0nE r. 0RAM, Ladies' shomaksr, 70 Race street,
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Ess Iy. oss e ,st La d y Z: nay Y fiEat iEss sssig |s

And the hint seems to have been taken from
work called "Apophthegmes, ETC., gathefed and
compiled in Latine by the right famous Clsrke.
Master Erasmus, OF Roterdame. And now trans
lated into Englyshs by Nicolas Udall, 1542," in
which is this couplet:
- That same man. that rznnesh awis,
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LEISURE HeURs.--It was beautiful obssrva-
ton OF the late VIM. Hazlitt, that there Is room
enough in human life to crowd almost every art and
science in il. Ii we pass no day without line
visit no place withogt the company Of book-ws
may with ease fill libraries or empty them Of their
contents The more we do, the more we can do;
the more busy we are, the more leisure we hzve-D
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jFr0M DY. ". 5. sHGcsfll0sk.J
WELLsyILLE, Ohio. January 2 ls41Tbe srtiels Of Wa
considerably In my pFaccs. have sd and used nearly al
that you have forwarded and would be pesseAt have you
send another supply the means of Transportation
will be open.
P6RT Carson, February 90, lsa7--HeSsrs. Re6Stsen
Collins Co.: happy 70 inform you that think Dr.
psys' Syrup Of Wild Cherry and Tar VIII taks The lead W
dozen bottles bespoke. have heeA asked oAsp for Or
Dduis's DepUrGttne EItrGet and .osepk popiss Ho,s
agency for the above articles, agreeable so please
wite me word, and send dozen ofeach with large
show bills. Respectfully yogr, 6AML. R. KKMPToN.
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Importers Of Tin Platess Bar. and Sheet lKon
Nails, Hardware. CulIery. etc.

Ssofe 'teS; " asd strsets. rss
HAVE in ssToFE and on .hs yay iEs.a dc ssasu
s,osh q Goods compsIag ths +? ao;t .I,o; & ssisn =
hs United siaiss-rOnsistns. in part. Of The -
9SS boxes Tin Plate assorted sxss and Of te b- Char
81 nm SoF Rase S5s1eS T;s asS a-sT irab sbsse 90 Zine
5000 Braaers snd sheaihns Copper, sss'd, al Sizes
9S 5rdss Ssh Sheet T Toop. Band and Rod lion. Ionw.
800 tons ssslH s%ss sas fas ss; and % a.i .qss.
20 tons s stseNSsglor %. = esssIsis Cssi Steel
ilis Bs e. ss%sps spns ss Sssa1 nSe co IS ssssss
Sheet Cast siee ior Gin Saws; Gin Saw Pilates I'D
OK, log, ,'iISss Tness Col and Halter Chainss
sssS'a ssS o fssa Rsss B saa Ss ks 's
ffEs fns.. sfRRss RIss a's BusRss aia Es1 Ha
Tinnsrs Tools FIyins Pans Iis sn;hs Rssa~s'
Ssy S England ssSs Isls; %se;a ssss s;ssss:: = -
hoSssa OSS "a nsa1s asd evsy description,
Round Roana BSis, & Cut a'1s Tasks iaSi and Brad..:
brass Cocks, Block Tin Fancets, Wose Wire;
SSas ,comhs Guns. Pl5,ols; EsSs se,. Feode,s.
ASesqns. &c GidIe1 ss sHIs and 0u5isss, Tools;
SO dozen "a IAIes@coIins lssaalns Hartiord.) Hunts
tis Bs,'i@ sr 9 n bss ss'ssi ssSs SSs'P ssa
gs So: asIIsw War cs;.inss, etc: Adams. wooa.
100 DOZEN 1s Sisfb w6s@0s Cotton wool and Hos Cards.
800 aossa Ses sfaHs isS' ssnass man
soS co.'s Mania Talrsd and Coson CSase. Bed Cords.
Filrs Edse Toois Saws Mill and Csoss-eut dos
Grass and Ccn Scythea ard Sekless
Straw CuteE. Corn Shellerss
Corn Mills, Horse Collars, Hames, Blind Bfid1zs
osseh Fsss Pr, h ks& s a. S. 5o "a ss sss' Too ss
COMBS, Brushes. fancy Ps,tnmsry, soaps, e.;
SFSns Sos fSsls rsff M,HS Hs ~ MS s; Gle: s''' r'
Band and Hlmes= Ipailiers
Bleaehed Winter as1enn shi aralted pure;
Double Refined lNiniez Hleached Whale OIL
Fall nd Winter Land OIL;
English and Aaelcan Linseel Oils
Olive and TnnneTs' Brown MIXED Oh;
| Tar, Pitch, Ssiits Of Turpentins;
| White lsad, Ground ard Dry Plintss
| Lamp Black, Putty, Window Glass, ete.s s-
| Nova Scotia Grind Stones, Cologne Mill S;oresi
Powder shot Bar Pig and Sheet Lead, Lead Pipes, etc
WiihsveEy other article appeltainng TO the te1e
Allofw hich thew offer lOR sale low- mhlSlaE.nE
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NEW ORLEANS. THURSDAY MORNING. APRIL 49, 1850
DR.. DAvISSS
SYRUP OF WILD CHERRY AND TAR.

ru orrEpt INC a.. IN. -Ic sL;- .,S
i - ~ "a rSTTWpTI0ks i n S IA ks RE0E5,1fT,E sSTHN2
TnHG Ic fsSf yJs ~ Ne snnend ty neticez n IL
~ IL r.l,cs,- n,,,r.sos,s ,.s;,n -
MAI NAV S s zen h nSrTs,t az f dsbuuon Al te saeacy
~. ~ M = s.s ~ :, ~ ,sve ves@
n. y. d, II e,, S ~ ~ ~
S'"AHAHs' siaNua'e VI ''' inv o---e''S VI
rr-a- II IL n s1ox1on yl~re.;st1
Isg1T NJ Ger ~ R nn VIA Ch.v
and Tar Ne r;,.. -. 20 siso , have sed
IT, know Of one nstance Of 4 permsnent cure Of Asthma
IN ~ 0L;o ;nk ~ M ~ III A. ieaf
six % esnce YEA, - on'' @ u....n ''a- :" ~o ~ ~
- ELro~a M. rJ,.n-d p.bhsue Trv11;st1
some Toube IN ntrodnca n, sviss Trup Of Wild Cherry
and TaY here and have soi III we recsyed from YOU DF
medicine,'' '- ''' y 1''''e
Uned Staes and was the affendinr nvseian ri Jossph
Bonanarte Of Enain dnng IN ;s rssidence n tt
eo1ntrv - " SP' uAs al ~ ~ " ~
When we first Offered his medicine To the public il
was with the exDresd ntention III p
withont eod snfhozifv f it, Srush fbs9 rle ,s ~ ye
adhered ectng ali cecates or The ast6etcty Of which
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FASHION ABi.R sTIT.TINERY YEsfnn0I1sERfE
"a IND DRESS GOODS. MA
N~6T1 Canal street. C81NN+k
49, MRs BL Air has received, Dsr s.sss- yA
termed BAREGE ARGENTINE. and fne enssls %
plain eolored BAREGEH, white and emhsOaaEsd NC s
fss, Iieh epstsoiderei fiSI.iN CAREs; LACE dos
Black and white Lace MantlLas and 6csrlA. n2l6 2W
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FIFTEEN CENTS A WEEK.
INSURANCE.
.VesU Orleans Agency

.VesO Orleans Agency
MUTUAL PR0TECTION INSURANCE co.
OF Nashville. Tennessee.
e9HTss5z S .s G:n5s IN e MS's1 s h%ffs
Sg EaFF TE hEd fERs s RGs0e ST Of T % SEAS E. ts SD RS
taiien s9ssd fa participation h The pTaS'. With
$ls:$ $:$ B.s:s!: Ssss:' E. R;5':5 s$ IT,
iSba i l. Esln. 3n3 NV WHfS1sS SPiHsn. Ss.'' Sass1.
y as. afiT.' 'Raf R ke6%E.s. sssE & = heoHHiHn Hi%sp.
E. FRs' Aa 4 PF1fsn 2s: y Y z AE'Tif5saIa T5S%s..
n g. 8. F fssaHS SaGHa.STs v}s: F1s.d:Rf FBIsaSs|..
Thomas X. Price, tScAI DlHE'rqEsH r. Il. Fraser,
s GsO. is WI WM Mfst Johnson GCTas Sssss 9. Camp st.
E.1I Pcayune viii please copy.
NASHVILLE MARINK. FIRE INSURANCE.
And Life and Trust Company.
4fHs Akss aa oeS. Gis TGGF f5SFEa sls' &C.
.Is Tss q I'm G%gsp g % Il have been
o NIB FfPP Sss No oaaP p PAsTEsE AIT. AS
MARINE AND FIRE INSURANCE.
"1;,2f SHf% HPt rss sSSSSS
sg Gsr u E Mss4 Ates AssSs aavSsr kss"h''
+. B. FnGe, WIN. EAKIH, SAM'L SKAY.
W.W.WooDFOJK, JOHN M. Bass,
JAMEs J. GILL, Secretary. JOHN. M hiLL' rreSt'
E This long established Company with the most ample
for the protection of its Policies, continues 10 take
RIVER, SEA and FIRE RISKS the most liberal terms,
at its Agency in New Orleans, at the office Of
o31 PICKETT. PERKINS CO., ~ Magazine st.
MERCHANTS AND PLANTERS, MUTUAL
INSURANCE COMPANY.
Permanent Fund. 6v I4et ef Incorporation, e2OO. 600.
DIRECTORs:
VIM. LaughIn, Kendall Dunbar, G. A. Bulkley,
Cuthhert Bulitt, Samuel Jamison, VIM H, Pattson
Joseph Menard, c. 8. Gutter, VIM. Christy,
Elliott Robbins, Abm. VanbibbeF, Charles Pride,
Peter Marcy, Ig. Szymanski. John Hall.
WIN. LAuaHL1N, President
CUTHHERT BuLLITT, Vice President.
Jos. NASH Actuary. EwD RAwLE, Solicitor. Wk.
CHRIsTY, Notary.
JAS. JONES, NJ. D. aud A. H. CKHAs Physciaus.
The Merchants and Plantss Insurance Company having
subscribed in cash and well secured amply
sufficient for all contingencies, prepared to receive
applications and make InsuHances their Office Southeast
Corner Of .N.dTcHEZ and GIMP Streets, on FIRE,
MARINE, and RIVER RISKS, and also upon the LIV ES
of White persons and Slaves.
~ This Company established the Mutual principle
Of Insurance. whereby every person nsunng with becomes
interested in its and its profits divided among Id
| customers, payable in Cash. instead of Scrip d. ly
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He WHO FIeHTs, Efc.-" g. H. B, !" in Notes
and Queries, alluding to the often-quoted Ines

ana Qder1es, alIudlng 10 the oiten-quofed lines
'' For he that fights and runs sEsy.
May live to fight another day,
shows that they no. in Hudbras, as Is generally
supposed. The following lines, however, are
found in Buffers great poem, (book Ill, canto ill.,,
verse 2I3:l
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SPRING .MILLfNERY. &hM
KTNHlH8. CA al. corner foYdFar and s5N49E
49, CaHnudslnt are1ls has orened snlne el Tbs \I|
.yls and quality Of her goods not s1eeed elaals ad
her prices least 20 per Eef than The Good1
can be purchased elsewhere. Mrs O. aks oleEg van
lirs assortment Of Embroidess, Laces. Gloves, Hoy.
Pafasok, Trimmings, etc.
- Bonnes Cleaned and Pressed in superior lnanpa.
DTe8-nakns in the best style. anle 3
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STOHA(GE. .SIUHAGE.
ORLEANS WAREHOUSES, Magazine street. Jast
" tla aud F0Hcer street, befaoeeR Julia
ST. Joseph The subscriber begs leave to inform his friend
and the public that he has had double flooring with Al
the improvements laid in portion Of his prn up;
Warehouse expressly for tie storage Of coffee. making IL
equal in point Of safety from damage If superior, tot
very best Warehouse in the city H price for storage viii
be the same last season. via &c. bag per month. lie @
also for the storage of every description of Merchandise
say the bulk of 80 900 barrels which will always be taken
the lowest rates.
e Tobacco and other merchandise baled and repaeke
Mt the shortest notice. Tnl2 Sml GEO r REARN
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THE FOUNDRY lately occupied by the United States
Government, situated Leree street, Third Munich
paty opposite the Government Wharf If not rented SOON,
!he STEAM ENGINE, BOILER, CUPoLA. etc. will
We 5Ii XII 9m Nv iof S1fIN ppru " apply @ 70 ~ ;s
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-04-18
AsqRoNox1cAL PnEroMENA.--soon after

That same man, that rzuneth awia,
Alaie again fight, smother dale. "
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-10-17
THE FUGITIVE SLAVE Law.
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