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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-09-07
TIE FRENCH AMNESTY.

4 letter from Paris in tie NOrd say:
The decree of amnesty which has given 80 much
Subtraction Throughout frarce applies 70 he prfsoL'
ccrceured fer the invasion of the CJu-titrent A-se
Div Oh the 18th May, 1873 and rees-e' Banqu, VINO
ia detained III Cor5ics, sud allows Ra-pal, LOUIS
Blarc Albert and Others to re'u'n; ld)eIt, another
of the condemned ID that sifs- WAS pefdoBei long
sgo and as obtained concession Of sTawdy 10 the
pouba There are stll Ia confinement CERTAIN mum
Der the p-Isous VINO were transported eeT he M
aurrectou If June. 1913; aud they will pTcht by The
decree The amnesty opeLs the gates % France 10
NM Felix Pyat, Ribeyrclies sni others Wno were
condemned for the nsuuecilon OF Juce, lot'. NJ.
Guirsrd Colonel of the artillery OF the Nation.
Guard who was condemned ior PARTICIPATION 10 the
sane sff.ir has already been parJOTed aad even re-
labIis-od. The DEGREES lssued sf,er the coNp de.a
Of tie % D.csnber l>Jl applied "a tciee CO tsoi't'
Of individual: l. Ihose who tooA part IN We il,I-
recton sgaiu.t LCus Napoleon, President OF th7 i'e
rubic ana who were ordered - be t-anfpJrtel 70
Frerch Enthusiastically, the Representatives, Mae
Uufrs,sse GreppO, Mot; Maize, ant X "a srlet. VI
the.e Mot IA in Algeria Dure.se u az Idrci, aun
know rot what has become 81 the other tLrc'' -
vbo were expelled ,Or IN indefinite pe'!Od from hnce,
Alberta aid the colonies namely victor HiEo,
Sohslcber De flot,e, k,quroS, CHauas' ati - o-n-
ers Ard 3. Tie representatives expelled 'et
rily. Lamely: I'M Duyergler DE II tursn1e, Ci1,on'
Gen dc l. III oriciere GEES. Cusugsnier, Baze "en'
I.Go Ger. Bedeau. Theirs CLanbolle, On de hrh
SAT jules d- Lasteyrie Epe dc Graich Tea. H. =
det Pascal DUprst. EtGar Quiet, Anthony ilolrsi,
v Chauffeur and NrIs.gLy. on tDe rec I'D ca.e .rry
81 rsnTe.-rtstive--f,ur Joigtaux. Tho. Bac, Dg-
port De Bussac ari Matnieu is "a p-ons h.y 2
already been suthorz-d 10 return to France; ani oi
the Third the only ore, who nau IN exile are Gen.
ChargarnieT al Betean and Nm Fssca! blPTa'i Z.
Ouiut,. AID Ver,isuy. IL P:erre Leroux, Sao has
never been comprse1 IL any decree q expulsion ve'
Al jersey wifh Ii. uumeruus family sud ha- Fsys
been ree to return 70 frau--. Tie decree app es 70
coud mn siiou. tor ,iielsss II tie PIES, anl c'''
quer,y to Proudhor al T. a. ~ pefsjfs h' we're
crested al er the attempted assassination o. the In
peror or tie lith Jauua Y is.
V ctor Hugo hiss puolishei the loE.og da.ei
Gueru.ey Hautevl ,r House. A1y. i, lS.y:
Mote v M expeef not 30 far a. | an personally
corcerusd. should give nl0uelts attention - the
ding called an amnesty.
Whe the safe Of France remains Aat i -, ny cHiy
vii he TO pTpt,st against Il a0sNuie = Lle4io'y, ='si
paly.
Faithful 70 the en. agemeI. have made VIII my COZ
science shall sbsre to lie at The eXl Of liberty.
When liberty returns l all retu-C. NItTOh hCoo
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SERViA.

4 Vienna letter 10 the Cerra Journal oil tfsaA
fort says -. p.,.
The news from Seryis is vcD dsluletng; rIn.'
NlCsch is governing IN the mort srpVIaty w
4 e sudieI death OF Wursichch is generauy 49,
cd "a poisor. in ort,r 70 prccuts m 'hey, ' a..
wiz not hesitate az any meats, and he coz" !.
Va't puESr! On r,'. Gsrchsnin aat
,scrr' eur IL, 20 majority Of tho
Mscoa saNe o. 80, 80. $50 touow No i'm
inteifas utn :. lne VSuH! W. sv IONS If Servis
si,h the I'O1te The Pa.ehs CT BelgrS &c ~ :. =. ,hs
uo.ses.iDn sauefous stters which " w "a,
Prince IL IN seaISn wiz .'io, soy.Sus insef fro n
abapa, etc, N-1 o's r0sue !, =, - the Prinos
ne sovereignty "a &c i.,'' ~ /" g '~t1, in or
nteics TO itnVse nls resi-, lcc 70 ~ -. hs. Tas
Ger 20 esSHpe ay s.. sc, 80. MchsN,
trpes 81 Tue p''I"s a. ., VI : " W., " kuosn
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PIRES.


FIRE on IHZ sEyERsa AYEArR.
Aboui "a ocock yestercay -oofn.ng, Ere hsoko 90.
u the grocery Of Louis Ear>l, oornsr Of - vsnta ave-
nue ,ad Twenty sbth stres, 10 tAe bnilaog os~ed
bv yr. Bell The stock vas damaged 70 the smos nj
oi $40 whch Is covsrec ny an insaraos in tho K.na
LsGIAI "a Con ysny foS s%so.
IRE N rSOs2sos 5TzIgT.
Lat psLi a: q o'clock sise occurred ia the three
story ou;..ag No. 20 Thompson street, ,owsr Per {
oecS, lied stAs!e by III. Ayes. lis oSaer Of a.
property fccoEI ssory b, Mr. wight A. cs-pse teI
Jop, ssa ,.iId sioiy by c. w. oush, desk ma ef.;
turer Tie FIRE oTgueiei IN the thirt SOY bu from
shsi 10 DO. kos although /, supposed 70 have
b.tl caused by sDaiks ffOI. tore, shehw re bio
amoi heap Of shayr.s. Ths irsmen ~ % early On
the ga Uld ard eEtI gaistcd the M .es the fro
BENG ocr6n.d 10 toe third story. Mr. riougLs dsa.
60. !. estimated At 500. No insure nee Tae tsn-
sgs .ustAn.d By tho ether oocaP' 1.s xsl by ws,sf,
aCo 4 n llirg sncuIt.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-09-07

MyAN BysINEss. About II o'clock last night
thie. roughly dressed fellows entered the sss-roons
of Williams \ Co., in Spruce street, and, after look
ipg about d while, made sudden attack upon form
tina. al few minutes previously been sent 10 really
fof;Iess. O,e Of tie 1aSc.ls threw the form down
w, en- the otrr. jumped upon it, so bstieTiug the f,cs
Of the type tia, could not be used Tney then fed,
nuj velc pursued by over dozen press hands toward
tn PAX through Center street to Pearl where ene
Of re fellows was spprebendej and taken to the
sixth Wsrd Station. House. The officer on da'y re-
f ssd TO eutertaiu toe complaint, as Mr. Williams
ID Mt positively identify the prisoner as the Ooe
VINO pul Cd over the Tn, and he was accordingly set
a, liberty The form damaged was that OF TIE Anii-
Star - Standard.
Tteuer engaged IN the press room s.s;e that It
W.. the evident intention Of the f-,loTs rho were
recognized as Dead Rabbits, 20 pi the forms OF Fo'i
,,s Sp,H ~ Thc Tines 80 that Il could not be -
.ged to-day. An opposition psperto Porter's Sp'rH
ia. been started in this city and today was tae time
:, 10. lis first appearance.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-09-07
ITALY.

The Nsilcu.l Assembly If Moisls, IA - sl'-rs @.
Aug. 3 uralinccsly voted the folio slnz decree
al TIE COZ iiruia;iOr OF TIE Dictatorship 81 N'soV
FARM. giving nim ill powers to contrast a ioi- d
SEQ GO OF Ire.
49, Tie erection OF a moIumeut to eonnsn'orsie'
the votes Of the Assembly deoIeetg tae decesd.t q.
irstci,V ard the snIe1st.on o! MUitua 70 PEI mat
s. That the volunteer. who served u TIE l,.- eaai,
paign for II irdspeLdeIos OF ltay have deserved vel
e their country. ..t
ire ssyera foreign powers for The rssgtion OF tee
,oiticsl pri.onels whom Frs,cis V. C.-ei away VIII
him OF leaving the country.
The Asse ubly was a;I,Iss-i prcEoscsc.
The N0rG say:
"Tke u..siou .. C01u; Re.se. hss is.lei. PnBo'
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THE LATEST.

Ia TslsgrosA from Linden "a 2SurAampasg
AroUsr -. 1850
Kingsfzd & Co.'S Circulsr say of the nj on Cprs
Market:
After iauce THU. English Nheat len over ron
Mondsg reInassd unsod; scarcely any hu,idess in
foregIA ara valie Of both nou.ins. Russian Osls
rather cheaper al other Spri2g Corn ur IN .ngei
LirGEPOOL, rag. II, 1859.
T1s Cotton market closed qust, ous sc esdy, ~itb
l.ls,e dsIna-t. Sales 500 baes, u wh "a specu-
lst - srd .Zporers took 30 baes. Tue Saes Jn,r
pr bed 700 bslss Surat at 5s52i ~ TO- Egyptian -.
asld; 100 do Bahia e. "a a. 3d. - 90. AsxeIhsa
sle!G Ed; .ad i3J dc. AneTlcsa-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-09-07

OxyNtx STABBED AND ANOTHER SHor.-Ab)u;
ia o'clock sst night figat occurred among severa
q, the had f..sd Democracy, who had been engaged
ID, ,be nrinsr, election az toe corner OF Twentieth
s.,..t s,d Third avenue. pdriog the ,cacas q man
,,me5 Iobr Heasan xas GU, in the hesi with knife
.r,,.5 % have been in the 1snds Of one P..Iick
OHi.p. which so exsspera;ed him that ne drew 8
:lori discharged i az the latter, tie shot taking
o.. !, o.Breas groin. causing serious wound.
y, >, non were removed to the Eighteenth Wart
ST.. Uon.. where their wounds were dressed by
ths Police District Surgeon
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From Havana.

NEw-OELEASs, Tue day, Sept. 6, 1859.
Havans advces Of the o. state III II the capital o
he Bank Of Havsns has been increased t. 81 900 O00
and the bank has been authorized to issue bills to the
amount Of double It's capital stock.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-09-07
The Americas Walls.

BOSTON, Tuesday, Sept. 8, ISJl.
The Foreign mails pr steamship America w!a cl)ae
at the Post Office, a. a. m, tomorrow, and the
etea ner will sail al about O'Clock.
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E I X OF E..
Arrival or TrF AptGO

Tie stesnsbip Areso, from South .mpton Aug 81.
arrived lest evening about 6 o'co,k. Tie impor al
points Of her we're received by telegraph, O. i
nave been published.
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Boston Weekly Bank Statement

DOsTON, Inesday, Sept. o, IoJJ.
The following the fOo.iDgs of cur Bank Statement
For the past week:
Cspsts Stock IS 1875 j3 Due - other Banks. SIS 700
Loans and DscS... 81. $50 N Depots 85960
Nurc IA Okrr BAnka el51.tOI
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AocIDxSr.-on Tuesday evening Mr.. W III heenes
Of Jersey City Was thrown from MS veaiee' ~nne AZ
horse was running away, sni seriously h!Uea'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-09-07

ALETTER FROM WALTER SAVAGE LAEDOE.
iarow evider; 20 the most isnorsn; OF the Engish
peCIls sui The meet ircret1ous AID opn.oostiVe O,
tie EIgL.h Fallsneu; mat tie Italian NATION l. Hor-
ly free il-ttltots ard resclte 70 ma ntar the
~ ELECTION II our aest bO.ous ws ever coz
with uoie temperance ard propriety than the torea-
TIE Revolution in last AprI, when, contrary 20 ie
a,:eT,Cu Of Lord Normally, who ether hsl or M N
bave lad better Information the City Of Florence hhi
bssn tnIeatered with q o0u4b.Tdm1nt BY the rzASS
Power. M,GeLs, Parma, S.era, Pa, Lssn0I@, s1d
e,-y other municipality, were equally VIA F-yrence
6Iu, irsrqri prom p,, and courageous. Ire Leg 5
cL. IOss s.so in periect unanitniiy Tom u2iet t-e
f,svy see. imposed them BY the strangei, and scp
ror-ec By fa f9ac Gee Priesthood shacsef-i peses
d,sefsd % yerce l0rg raj dead, 70 be srecg.e. 81
c usuheret by the Barbarian, VITO asl -sSpo-e1 AL
" ~ a.-i hsr l. cow IS nantes. uIE League q
h,es l. opposed - a League Of NaticDs, AMI te,efm
iied 10 ,lfcw every inlpe'lnerI 10 The progress o.
Tru AID Freedom. They advance E1der the prete1
q 'Iler IL opposition to replblc, Gzn. And truJ z
gse-sr curse csn betsI usrkr.1 than the strides %
tAE, te.hsh Appaii'ion Bu. L 10 Appsil,so1 tbs
guilsi tie RCusa legors. l. MA. 70 Appar.lon thG
guided Ciaciun,.tus from the !urow 10 tie CspHo'
Wts Holland turbulent when she er ab.ste4 her orr
/ ci sOye.rwentl Was England .I.bulert wnen an
os.-sd for her King the Stakeholder Of rePuoAc
A.e tie l.si.aIs Ike the French, incapable OF 90.
! - Ms, tLey cr9-,- :oIsTef -2ies u-a'sf' a.
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INSURANCE.



Attbe expiration OF the term Of this act OF &C
at It's earlier termination provided n article twe tire
%hoss ~ he 4 al
lqudaed debts and liabilities paid and the
.bou
commissioners shall continue to act until me business -
death inability Of either, the survivor or survivor" As
ARTICLE XIV.
In addition TO hel, share Of profits tho business q @
Po h hs b ss e
Ct premiums credited her subsc.pcn
s . sa
ARTICLE XIV.
In any Certificate or certificates Of profits shah not t
called for by ne psrties entitled thereto wfn three yss
from mo date q Their ssas % The shall b
On @
s s sad
days. which advertisement shall set forth the q @
certificate and the names Of the parties entitled tho
oNEANDPAssED In my office, In New Orleans, ehsSsr.
month year FIRST above written in of Nmn
ERNEST DUCATEI. and AMEDEE DUC ATEL, it,, csuzpx-
tent witnesses who have signed these presents toger v
the said parties and the said notary, after reading &
whole.
Tho original is signed Victor BENT L. Mllaudon casars
Basualdo, Lauve Mccall, A. Miltenborger CA e.
Wright 4 Co., and others. 49,
ERNEST DUCATEL,
AMEDEE DUCATEL, JR.,
AMKDEK DUcATTL.
Notary rshSs,
do hereby certify the foregoing TO be true eosT II -
original act Of incorporation Of record aud 6le In mY ~
faith Whereof have hereuno set my hand and a1sA -
seal Of ONCE 1t New Orleans this twenty third dsg xa
Eighteen Hundred and Fifty Nine
ANRDEE DUCATEL., Notary rdaxE-
Tho Recorder Of Mortgages for the parish city 4
Orleans does hereby certify that the wihn act has ts On
been recorded In his ocs in Society Book L IS Il m
JOHN HOLMES, Rsns.a.--
New Orleans June a, ls59. ~ &aaG
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-08-18

Nv ,y ay o the frs month the expiration of the first
YEAR from The iie when laid Company shall issue the first
o and within the month Of subsequent year, the
es Of The said Company shall to be made under OATH
balance of the affairs of tho said Company
c shall contain The Of premiums received dur
ing the year ust ended the amounts received
Fra noses on policies and inland nayisa
tion notices The Of Of the Company
ing the sane year g. The amount Of losses incurred during the
distinguishing risks marine risks, inland
Navigation ration risks L. The balance remaining
will he Company setting forth the Of capital
amount cash. invested in securities and the
nature off such securities.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-08-18

The stockholders the Company general meeting to be
for the purpose after thirty days notice
newspapers published in this city, shall have power
make changes additions manifestations in this act of in
the stock represented at such meeting shall in favor
proposed measures and any AMI all change
ton modification dissolution shall be recorded as required
by law.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-08-18
sTRIBLING SPRINGS, p.
~. MA ..a.. AUGUSTA Co, Va. Il;

This mountain retreat which has been resored by
lids for the last half century having undergone Thorough
repair since last season. WILL after the 10Th day Of june be
open for tho reception Of visitors.
The waters Of this place nm sulphur chaybeate and
eesone ell Ct hand For aaaysls Of these waters made
this BY the Professor Of Chemistry at the University Of
Vgna apply to tho proprietor BY letter. refer to Dr. Moor
mans book the Virginia Springs Of 1859. ~
viicE e tha place leave Baltimore Warrington Ard Rich
stanton Immediately after the arrival the cars
in four horse coaches and arrive Ut these Springs by
O'Clock same evening-13 miles,
physician resdes 1t this place Board per day. 81
week, 9lUs 80 per month BY the Beason.
The proprietor and manager respectfully their
friends snd tho public generally that pains trouble shall
spared To make their both comfortable and agreeable
~ ADJUSTMENTS good music, billiards. pins, etc.
CHEsLEy KINNEY, Proprietor.
nsxJzEY WAn1r luIa.M nnnr Euu
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-08-18

Whenever the accumulated nett profits shall exceed five hun
dred thousand dollars The be applied from year to
thereafter to the redemption Of each years certificates
seqen shall until those Of the preceding
annual meetings. By vote of two o. me
whole number alter and amend hs article that 1t hn re-
auire the exceed one noh Of
dollars before the shall applied to the redemption OF
certificates.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-08-18
= COYNER,S WHITE and BLACK SULPHUR =
Il and CHALYBEATE SPRINGS.

This Watering place VIII Be for the reception q vtor
the st Of June. II situated line and in full view Of
the Virginia and Tennessee Railroad about half mile from
Bongacks Depot Roanoke Va which said Depot Omn
bus will always be found waiting the arrival Of the
vey visitors to the Springs.
These White and Black Sulphur Waters have effected
cureshe White Sulphur aggravated Of dyspepsia
serious affections Of the liver kaeys and bladder general de-
by and especially diseases Of the and those
diseases peculiar to femaleshs Black Sulphur all kinds Of
diseases o the skn aggravated Of tee and other
tons Of The skin.
The equa to any to be found IN the
mountains Of Virginia. and the abe and attendance Of the
satacory character together with ne band Of music and
other attraction usually found at hscass watering
Of persons who have heretofore visited the place
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-08-18

CAS URES..GAS TIETURES.

J. B. MONTE, lsG Charities street,
Dealer In Chandeliers Brackets Lamps Of French Eng
aud american manufacture TIE greatest variety and Of
low prices.
Also, q largo variety OF Globes, etc.
NJ 81. B. NOME ID authorised by the ass COMPANY 70
put up Gas Fixtures ie4 en-
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-08-18

DICE MtLL5-N1CE rHALLS-ES1Sn Nl1xAAB
The best plan OF hullng Rice tried lie by thei
STEAM ARM RICE POUNDING MACHINE,
PATENTED BY JOIN TALON.
It will hull Eve bushels of prepared Rice In from ~ 70 5o
minutes according the quality Of the Rice Mr.. GEORGE
PATTERSON Foundry and Machine Shop. corner Of
streets, sole agent for the manu-
facture and sale ct the sarne. ,.,=
New Orleans November II, 1889 nl8 ly
MADAME UEDAf3D, THE CELEBRATED Amer.
lVl lean Planet and Fortune Teller has returned
Poyras street. at the sign of the Moon and
5tars.
Persons wishing their Fortunes read as by the
ROMAN AsTROLoGERS OF OLD,
Will to their advantage to call and consult her all sub
Jects. She will give
Information of Lost OF Stolen Property!
Tha Madame Medium. and born with double
her face she is the oldest Fortune Teller in New Orleans
and has practiced this art Of Dvinaon from childhood She
consult her when she only nine years Of age.
N b. Madame U. will seec. Lottery Numbers for those
in lucky months, and will draw good prizes Also, THE
GREAT ROMAN TALiSMAN by the aid Of which persons in
love affairs business gain Dissoute OF
either be reclaimed the aid wonderful charm
The Madame will tell The ages of her Visitors
Read the subioined-
BATON ROUGE, March II, 1859.
Respected Madame-The Lottery number in the
Havana Lottery drew four Thousand dollars but
few days before the drawing. was telling friend of mre
that had ticket which selected fer and he lmrned
aey offered the price of this whole ticket for half
cepd his proposal and realized the big Of ten dollars and
lost two thousand Inclsed will find the amount FOR an
other number Please select with and think shall he
wiser this time think had better visit our places we VIII
jyll Inns JAMES FOR6ES. Main ST.
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LAKE SHORE HOTEL.

mi. al, ,oc.ad Hot., directly on the Lake Shore within
les thsr two hours run from New Orleans LOW Pres
SURE twice day, will be opened io1 .uo
Of visitors on the FIRST OF JUNE - r.rJv
The Hotel has been enlarged put In nne orde sno nswg
nshne sailing and hunting nns roads through .ns
treat curative powers within an and hairs rae irom
he Hotel and Fresh Water Springs within Two es 0It
quiet and rscrsson T Bar Billiard Rpsm 1a o Nine Fin
Three Cottages adjacent to the Hotel for convenience Of
families.
The bls viii bc supplied with FISH, OYSTERS and every deli
~ IN Viii the choicest wines and liquors.
Families detruR 10 will direct by mall to a.
a HEA RITZ No Commercial Place. New Orleans TO the
unicrsened 81 Vaudeville soliciting share share Of public
= BENJAMIN BUTMAN,
my8n Proprietor.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-08-18

los. G. LOGAN, 81 ST. CHARLES STREET. eeA
j MISSION Merchant and Agent for J. O'Fsllon
Lous Metallic Nut and Bolt Factory" All kinds Of NUS
Bolts and washers by R. H Coles Patent Machinery.
One thousapd choice Moiasses Barrels for sale.
d20R JOS. q. LCGA8
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-08-18

Every person who shall become amber of this Company
by escng insurance therein shall the first time he effects in
srace and before be receives his policy the rates that
Withdrawn from said Company hereinafter
provided but shall be liable for all the expenses and losses
incurred by this Company.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-08-18
HOTELS AND RESTAURANTS

- ABITA SPRINGS ROTEIs-THIs HOTEL
being every e1eIton wi be made to render i
luxury onnhuses will ply between Govngton Vaudeville
The sauhy q the climate the the waters
the city all combine to make this delight
full place Of resort. The charges are: sss
Per month. 80.
Fer q ~
IA Sc ss MRS i. <. BossiEE Propristrcss.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-08-18
TCM CREAMS,

TCM CREAMS,
BISCUIT GLASsE
AND sHERBETg,
To be- had, at ell hours at
HOwARD'S,
1877 Camp street,
tel8 On opposite ST. Patcks Church.
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1,HE STRING FRESHETS AND THEIR CON
SEQUKNCEs-FOREwARNED FoREARMED.

Tho ve the South and South dsaatrously
during the spring. The tide Of the Father Of Waters
immensely swollen that the low shares have broken
down and the country either sde much injured by the In
vadng Hood Even where the wealthy planters had erected
stroSg smtanksAts protect their lands the accuuaug
force Of the has borne down these apparently mpg
nahls wallis swept the country far and wids Along nest
Of the tributary streams and the principal rivers pursung ether
the Gulf Of Mckee, the destruction has
CURED ens Of dsllas worth Of property has besa
swallowed mp in the rsnorssleM waters But the immediate
loss subsequent upon these mighty rsshes sinks nts innn
when compared with the remsts bat certain das
that will The be repaired and the
properly ongued may he at least partially reclaimed but the
waters which have owlsnds marshes
and poes becse sagnan and nssmac vapors
beneath the Then the more startling peril
The psssncs threatens the lives Of all who reside the VI
ciny Of these Fevers Of the vrulent de-
scpton will prevalent and that scourge Of the South,
Yellow Fever will scatter death in many, many homes
cheerful and happy The grim specter will darkea many
door, and turn fesivy into mourning Families will
Be broken resdes rendered desoae The mother will
weep her little and refuse be coforted becauss
non The husband and father will be struck down
in the sunny hour Of prosperity.
These sad that to follow Of
floods such have the spring of the present
year We gloomy experiences to bear witness that
do not exggeras the danger that hangs thousands Of
people in the Southwestern States Fortunately, while
the peril that is 10 not compelled to fold
and resign ourselves to the worst evils that
There both and remedy for every form of the
destructive pesence Every who values his exist
enceevery head Of family who chershes those who look
him. her. protection soeny bound for
dread invader And this all may de by simply securing
supply Of t