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BY GOETHE.


When Constance, tickle maid, forsook me,
For life or joy ceased to care
So to the river betook me,
To finish all my sorrows there.
Upon the bank somehow found me, @
In dumb despair, my head a-spin,
And things went whirling round and round me,
Iplunged-no, / was plunging in.
When bark what was the sudden cry for?
turned my head to snatch peep;
Oh, twas q voice to sigh and die for
"Be careful, sir The rivers deep. "
And 10 a maid, so fresh, SO pretty,
A thrill through every vein felt.
-FOUR name, your name, pray you ~ "Kitty."
At charming Kitty's feet knelt.
And then told her all my troubles,
Her eyelids dropp'd, SHE held her breath
The kiss gave, her kiss redoubles,
And now--my thoughts don't run on death.
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Arrivals at the Hotels Yesterday.

-, CITY Iso5I5 N, HesE sf HgszS
u; fS@9s s Gfss @ s%1 as
hS1ssas rh na eh N Holden ffisss
seee jnla s Camden Ark Benson ill.,
yieksburg; Ishns9n G seibs, Miss " Wright Mont
,s Mobile; posers Peate coapes Collins
a Saf Ga0s nj p ss M 1 Hi
Levy wilson sussenhurgcr, kafman, Port Gibson
fssa1f a ssyfs9 ssss
Fi md
Indy Me1dylis Miss; Mse59han, Ky TaahaIl Bali
Rifa shsSSss sss garf5
sss essss:Pi
asss' Sa sna'1 % esEssi
N Mex, Sid s,o Rayf9Ed Gee Winters Mobile
Rss asa,2 Mi
sss s4s ash.sn h9isEE TsF MIS- abs s FE2ea
essi Sus as %a NJ
B BsSss sapes MITCHELL Ta ho Rsd
gR Nsn. "a aisaaa Gssy ~
johnson, Brown, Haslehurst; Cassidy. FOOL,
MIS- Cant Paul M,s Butler Mrs. syrs 6 smy,h Hayanai
S.5 I
Msss Ba 5sSniPF Ba fa kelly
III 5ss' s fsRpsf
Ala w Pearce, Mobile; II Williams, Baton Rouge; TG viii
Iiams Richmond Va; Hill and lady. Miss Taber and
lady, Y. Breigler, Jordan Mobile: Parker and
lady Houston Aberdeen. Miss; Humphreys Suniower
Miss Taldd, Marion; DR. Carroll Ark; W Owens La
R Peak Ark Lewis Ashton, La; w Holmes Vieksbnrg;
LII Winston Ga d James, Madison La Shouse, Ky;
Ward jr, Miss: Owen, w Cavalier, In; GRAVY
ford Miss; Martin Rapides krkey and lady, Ala,
Alden and lady " Webster and lady, Boston, q Rags
dale, Tex; W Giet sleyd, England W WaIaeld Tss;
powers Miss; Meeker and lady La G Davis a Davis
IA; Fitch Robbins, Mobile; Geo MORGAN, 7, l. l.
Johnson Collins La Dunbar, Nntchez; Ms A Bird
Miss Mnnsker Baton Ronge Sener Misfes Watson Cone
land st Ious Watson and Indy Miss: Ciraysyn Ala
Dent Mrs MeCuoch Miss Mary Tucker Miss saite Tuck
Melville, Miss; Wemple, Mansfield; Stokes and
Lady Miss; Lang, Texas: Magee, Lawrence Co. Miss;
Loomi, Geneva Y; Austin. Iowa.; Bond, Terre-
Bonnie Powers. Va; Gibson Ky L Gibson, Geo Gan
La W Seward. Iowa; L Duield Mobile Theatre G NJ
Barnes w Bracey Jackson Miss L Buehler PHIL Q q
Hastings, Y. D Hort, Coast.
ST. LOUIS H0TEI--A Anderson Port Gbson; Jas 0on-
Charleston; + EARLY Mobile: Watson New York
Bingham Natchitoches, W Preston G Kellogg and
lady CHM; W Scott England; Anderson Tallahassee
D 4 Raymond, Rouge; Reed g Fl Elgin, A BiqnoD,
McGavock Tenn; Carr La; Moere, Donaldsonville:
Mulkey Ind O Dorsey Tex. D GheaihaIn Rouge W q
Camps Ill; Boyce La II Pinkham Y, 7 He6ert Iher
ye G o Heher Iberyile; w Newton W Niles Miss 3 j
Hnmes, g Darden, Ark; g Oliver ST. Marys; Goode
Tex; Mr. Irish, Goodman: Shnckleofd CHM; Pease
Beardsley Memphis o Nichols CHM; w Dunbar Ia q A
Guidry, Opeonsas; James, ILL., L Prescott u Travis
Travis, La; Vertner. Miss Geo Graves lady Mo
ble Massey, Massey, Jr.. d Cage, Terrebonne.
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TETS woRIp rs aBAUr1RUz.


This world is beautiful though winter reigns,
And signs the wind the leafiess trees among;
While bleak and cold it bowls along the plains,
And hushed in silence is each birdling's song
IT'S beautiful when from the darkened sky
Falls earned treasures on the earth below,
And clothes it with the robes of purify
The spotless vestments Of untrodden snow.
IT'S beautiful when comes the mild, calm day,
And nature kindles in the suns bright beams
When floods of sunshine sparkle on his way,
And the blue sky, like vast mirror CLEANS.
IT'S passing beautiful when sunset glows,
Where golden vistas interlude the scene !:
When the fair east is blushing like the rose,
And days faint azure slowly fades between.
IT'S beautiful and glorious when night
Circles her brow with o fair crown above,
Studded with stars unutterahly bright,
Where world on world in shining order move.
Az, beautiful and good, and moving still,
To the celestial music of the spheres,
Till time shall cease, and in thy cycles will
Be swallowed up in the eternal years.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-03-05

New YORK, March 4.-The steamship Africa az
rived at this port this morning.
She left Liverpool on Saturday, the 18th ut-, and
brings two days later adyices than were rec eived
by the Edinburgh and Anglo-Saxon.
Commercial Intelligence. Eva
LIVERPOOL Feb ls.-The sales Of cotton during
the week amount to 81 600 bales, OF which specu-
lators took $500 and exporters 5000 bales.
The market generally closed quiet and steady,
last weeks quotations of the better grades being
generally well maintained, while the prices Of n
ferior qualities were easier, and in some cases o
slight decline had taken place.
The sales on Friday amounted to 1000 bales, Of
which spectators and exporters took 1000 bales,
the market closing steady at the following quota
tons of the Brokers' Circular:
Fair Orleans .......73 MiddIing Orleans SO
Fan Fair n Upaads Id Miaansg Upands
| Some authorities report decline Of Zig to on
inferior qualities.
! LONDON, Feb. ls.-The funds continue to main
/ tain steady tone, and an advance of has taken
place during the week. Consols for money closed
| at Oh to 94S.
LIVERPOOL, Feb. 1s.-The advices from Man.
chester are Of less favorable character. The de-
i mand for cloths had become less active, and
prices had slightly declined.
HArRE, Feb. 1.-THE sales of Cotton during
the week amount to 5000 bales. The market gem
orally closed dull at the quotations by the Europa
Orleans Tres ordinaire is quoted at lOsf; Orleans
Bas, 1O0f. The stock of cotton at Havre amounted
| to l27 900 bales.
LIVERPOOL, Feb. 18.-The Liverpool Breadstuffs
market generally closed dull, with but slight va
ration in prices.
m rEaf had 1v it7ar,r
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-03-05

ANCIENT AND MODERN On. PAINTIsGs-C Con-
noisseurs, who have not yet visited MFR. William
Beebe's gallery of high class oil paintings at No 8
Carondelet street, over the office of Byrne, Vance
& Co., have no idea what they losing; for this
collection contains large number of works Of art,
so exqusitely executed as to deserve, as they do,
rank with the finest efforts of the great masters,
originals by whom great number Of them are
All of them by eminent artists, living or dead
and some by the old masters whose names are
among the first in the record of ilusrious painters
A number of these works have been purchased
since the collection was opened in New Orleans,
and those who secure specimens from it will have
the assurance of possessing pictures as choice as
they could get anywhere, and at very small adj
vance on the price which they would have to pay
for them in Europe. Mr.. Beebe advertises this
collection of paintings in this paper.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-03-05
Arrival of the 1Iabana.


The steamship Habana Capt. j. B. Mcconnell
arrived yesterday from Havana, which port she
left on the LIST inst, at O'Clock, 2. NJ. Mr. Morri
son, her purser, furnishes us with the following re-
port:
The Habana arrived hence at Havana on the 25th
ut. and sailed for this port on the LIST inst, at
O'Clock r. NJ, and arrived at her wharf at 10 "A.
NJ yesterday; sailed on the 10th ult., FL. G. MS
ship of the line Rey Francisco de Ass, commander
Perez, accompanied across the Gulf by the steam
ship Of war of same name destination supposed
to be Morocco. The steamship Baltimore, from
Baltimore, arrived the goth; steamship Cahaw ba
arrived the LIST inst, and sailed same day for New
York; steamship Quaker City from New York, ar
rived the LIST inst Reports from the interior still
represented the weather as unfavorabIe to the for
warding of the new crop of sugars to market;
although receipts have somewhat increased, still
the quotations for the past fortnight need not be
altered; % rails for D. s. No. IL asked and given
stock estimated at about 10000 boxes at Havana
and Matanzas, being falling off about $4,000
boxes at the same time last year The exports for
the week from Havana and Matanzas had been
about $1,000 boxes and 5000 hhds. Freight to U,
5. ports 6s. per box, 81 per hid. sugar. 50 SO per
hid. molasses. Exchange-New Orleans, Al per
cent. premium
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-03-05

THE VARIETIES. Benefit of Mr.. and Mrs Chap
ntan.-The first benefit of Mr.. and Mrs. W. A.
Chapman is announced for tomorrow night, and
an excellent bill is offered, comprising the historic
cal drama of g Charles XIII and the comedy
Married Life Mr.. Chapman is the low come
dian of the company, and everybody knows his
deserts, and Mrs. Chapman is finished artist who
always performs her parts properly and effectively.
They certainly entitled to as large an auditory
as Ike house can hold.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-03-05

girl six years of age screamed out to her little
brother: Bob, you good nothing scamp, come
right into the house this minute, or Twill beat you
till the skin comes of.'i . Why, Angelina, Ange-
such talk y exclaimed the mortified mother, who
stood talking with friend. Angelna,s childish
reply was good commentary upon this manner of
speaking to children why, mother, you see We
ing him just as Won did me this morning; that's
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A little miss Of six, with whom the words ssskele.
tom and skeleton skirt, were Synonymous
terms in relating the melancholy story Of the lost
was not found till many years after, with wide star
ing eyes, said ..And on opening the trunk, what
do you think they found there, aunty = Why,
answered the little story.teller, holding up her
hands in horror, shut hoop-skirt !, -. (
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A good story is going the round as to the way IN
which Jack manages sometimes to get & chieken
fixens on board ship. During bis watch, he
steals quietly to the chicken coop, and runs
needle through the head Of 4 fowl. In the morn
ing it is found lifeless and thinking it died from
disease, the officer orders IT thrown overheard hut
Jack, willing to risk the danger of eating III hegs
granted, and the sailor makes a good meal - -
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-03-05

TRoTrING RACES To-MoRRow.-There will be two
trotting races over the Creole Course Tomorrow,
the first to be match between Challenge and
Lady Highayer., for FIVE hundred dollars, and the
second race for hundred and twenty-five dol
lars, for which Charley B.. Little Dorr1 and RIP
ton are named
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-03-05

SHIRTS, SHIRTS, SH1RTs.-Who has seen S. n
Moodys advertisement wherein he informs the public that be
has Just received mammoth stock Of every variety and pattern
of shirts which for sale at the most reasonable peess
Every conceivable color style and material of this necessary
arce can be purchased Meodys shit Emporium where
bargains the above line are offered IN order to
give space shipment to arrive this month"; even larger than
The one now on hand new elegant assortment Of spring
and goods for the genemans toilet will be exhibited
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-03-05

NEW OPERA HoUsE,-1n consequence of the in
disposition of artists, the bill for tonight has been
changed, and the drama Adrienne lie Gouvreur, 7
and the vaudeville lies Petits Moyeus," subst-
tuted for aIucien
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Upon Fenelon telling Rich ellen that he had seen
the portrait of his Emnenefs at the palace the Car
dinal sneeringly asked:
..Did you ask it for subscription for some poor
friend of yours ~
No." replied Fenelon mildly. the piotare
was too much like yon.ss
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-03-05

THE STEAMSHIP ATLANTIC, Captain Hutchings,
which arrived yesterday from Key West, brought
1916 small bales cotton, a portion of the cargo
saved from the ship Eliza Mallory, hence for San
Bias, wrecked on the Florida Reefs last winter,
The cotton is consigned to John Pemberton, Esq.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-03-05

A gentleman was condoling a lady on the loss Of
her husband, but finding that she treated it with
Indifference exclaimed
".Oh, very well, madam, il that be the way you
take it, ! care as little about it as you do,
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where was champagne in magnificent quantity.
The nature of the visit was soon apparent. Char
ley Dreux addressed Nine. Olympic in the name Of
the company, thanking her for the kindness and
the good taste with which she had decorated the
company's engine for some years past; and
brought his speech gracefully to close by OPEN
ing and handing to her morocco case, containing
silver goblet and other articles Of silver. They
were received in a becoming manner, aud then
the corks began to fly. Speeches and toasts
Of the pleasantest were made on all Sides
The ceremony was ended by Mr.. Foreman Ned
Rareshide transferring his badge to Madame
Olympic, and declaring her an honorary life men,
Der of Perseverance Fire Compay No. l3. One Of
the Mobile gentlemen paid her similar compli-
ment on the part of Washington No. 8, Of Mobile.
After right pleasant time all round, the company
returned to their hail. and their froc, as organ
lied thing, was over for the day.
The beautiful white wreath borne on the banner
of No. IL, was present from the Mobile company,
having been made by Mr.. Fowler's own hands; a
piece of work which no lady could beat Among
the Mobile guests Capt. Charpentier, Chief Of
Police of that city, and our gay friend Mr.. Nc
Knight City Clerk, formerly one of the editorial
gang of Mobile.
Gus. Richards, Foreman Of jackson No. Is, car
red the splendid silver trumpet which Harry At
kinson lately won in rattle and presented to him.
Vice President Mark Moore, of the same company,
was complimented during the march with SPLEEN
did bouquet, the gift Of lady friend; the bouquet
having steamers of satin ribbon, on which were
| embroidered different beautiful devices, and the
motto Of the company, :" To the rescued
4 Lafayette Hook and Ladder No. l, as they re.
| turned to their home in the Fourth District, com
plimented the Crescent office in very handsome
manner halting and giving US a revelle and sere
made Of martial music, with polite personal sa
lutte. If we should say that we were not gratifed
and fiattered by this compliment, we would be tell.
ing an unmitigated not-so.
pleasing incidents, the particulars Of which we are
compelled to defer.
THE wIND-UP.
| Creole No. 0 finished their day with hop at Ar
mory Hall. Numerous fremen of other companies
attended; the music was Menter's; and we doubt
| not that all who were there had right glorious
| time Of it. Washington No. 20 give their ball to-
| night.
| THE FIREMEs's ANNIVERSARY doings, yesterday,
pretty much absorbed the town, and left our usual
news quarters quite barren of intelligence. We
| have few new items Of the common kind to offer
! to-day.
| KEEPING IT UP.-Four Migrants arrived by the
Mobile boat on Saturday morning and, being ar
rested, reported themselves sent over by Mayor
| Withers of Mobile. Recorder Long sent them
| back on the same boat.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-03-05

The ST. CHARLES Tonight " Jocko 7 and the
ballet " La Dable Quatre,n with eyolutions on
the tight rope constitute the bill offered by the
Ravels.
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VALUE OF BEAR-GALL The two hunters who
killed grizzly bear on Bear Mountain, some two
weeks ago, realized quite handsome reward from
the adventure: besides the meat, which at twenty
cents pound, was worth one hundred and twenty
dollars, they sold the gall to some Chinese for
thirty more. The Celestials sent it to China to be
used as an agent m coloring.
CSau ndres Tufenpndeyff 55.ass
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advertisement Messrs evois Co. address TO then telling
the rich of the highest class fancy dry
goods which they have for inspection and the
Of Canal and bourbon and which comprises everything
fashionable and elegant which the looms Of the world have been
busy producing for the spring and fashions of 1850
during year past Messrs clearing The bal
their silks very low prices See their
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-03-05

Mnssns. C. PITTS & GARDNER Smith, viii sell this
n O'Clock at No. 81 Common street an assortment 2.
sne fru trees and vines direct importation from Leroy an
IN. Ere.ee For full particulars see advertisements
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WINES AND LIQUoRs.-We refer the trade and
consumers advertisement of Mr.. Wolff Of Grayier
New streets Mr. W. has landing and for sale
Marsets ale and stout Batavia and South Side madeira
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-03-05

Coal oil wells, similar to those found in Pennsyl
vania, have been discovered in Trumbull county,
Ohio. The discovery was made by farmer In Dig
ging well.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-03-05

On the prairie Lynn County, lows, two Or three
miles from timber, a log was found. apparently
cedar, two feet in diameter, 81 feet rom ~ sur
face Of Tie ground, By men who we're digging
well.
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suwarrow, even in peace, always slept faIIy
armed, boots and all. :. When was lazy y he
said, 9. and wanted to enjoy comfortable sleep.
usually took off one spur y
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What is the difference between an emperor and
beggar? The one issues Elanfestoes the other
manifests toes without his shoes.
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If a man does not make new acguaintanees as
he advances through life, he will soon find himself
left alone. As
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i young man in q Western town had patronizsd
the tine arts SO far as to hny = picture Of tho
temptation of Adam and Eve. Same one asked
him u 1t was q chaste picture Hes,n be said,
: chased by snake
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-03-05

An old lady being asked to subscribe to news
paper. declined, on the ground that when she
wanted news she manufactured it.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-03-05

very wise man says he noticed that fires are
more common in winter than in summer. Very
singular. Ssta4 45s84 A
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Il got some boot in that bargain, as the lsafer
said when kicked out Of doors. s
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/" Why, Tom, my dear fellow, how old you look IN
Dare say, Bob, for the fact is never was SO old
before in my life.''
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YOUNG MEN DESTROYS Of qualifying themselves tor
business are referred the advertisement Of Dcieesr
csl College, there separate apartment and aoe p'is
sors for each branch qualified in The shos
ble time 10 enter at upon the discharge q 'ne
whether in commercial house bang, insurance. 0"'e
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-03-05

Rowing Is recommended by the Philadelphia
evening Bulletin rs good exercise for ladies' who
wish to develop the bust. Why not have called it
a Robust exercise at onces
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-03-05

ARRIVAL OF THE STEAMSHIP AFRICA.
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TnR EYE AND EaR.-Read the pamphlet pub
lshed by yon Moseh1ker The great rsaconer IN affections
Of The eye and ear. See advertisement,
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-03-05

THE ORLEANs.-This evening the three act comic
opera The Midsummer's Nights Dream will be
performed.
Tomorrow evening Mons. and Mime Bourdais are
to have their benefit.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-03-05

What axles on a railroad train are most likely to
be brokeng The tender axles, OF course.
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TWO DAYS LATER FROM EUROPE.

TO ras NEW ORLEANS CRESCENT
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DoxEsrIc AsD ooMNxncAn IYrEr1rexvcg.
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LEY THE NATIONAL LIsE.l
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PARTIAL DECLINE IN COTTON
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CARrErs.-An elegant assortment of window
hades and floor oil cloths Of the latest styles have just been
received per ships Columbia and Ocean Belle by Geo. L. Narne
100 Canal street. Royal Touro Buildings Also beautiful
lot Of velvet tapestry Brussels carpets besides hreepy and
ingrains of new designs.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-03-05

SpR1SG Dry GooDs.--C. A. Barriere & Brother,
1O Canal street. Buildings in another column
that they just received and will sell the most reasonable
prices superb and elegant stock Of new oaeges and
opne the following styles printed and brocht chine Eng
sb bareges gae English bareges gFisale vaeneas for
travelling dresses rich printed organdies NEW styles and
Sh organdy obes also real Chanty lace matles and points,
Sea chanty founcDg Cambria lace ouncing embrod
pred black grenadne shawls trimmed and untrmmed, etc. 1t
ya e we'll for the ladies if they would lose time in look
Ainr IN on the fashions ut 100 Canal street.
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Organized in 1884, house situated on st.
Joseph street. W. A. Rogers, Marshal. Members,
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After the procession disbanded, many of the
companies retired to halls where temptingly laden
tables were in waiting, to compensate them for the
fatigue of long and warm march, Mississippi No.
had collation., to which we were invited SO had
Eagle No. I, Perseverance No. Is, and others. We
doubt not that all the companies had hilarious
time of it, in their different parts of the city.
Not being able to honor all the invitations, we
honored only one; that of Perseverance No. l3,
who fraternized with Louisiana Hose and their
Mobile guests, in the happiest manner possible, at
their hall on Perdido street. Good things were
eaten, good things drank, and many good thing
said and sung on all Sides.
After the collation., the Thirteens took their
guests and music down to Madame Olympe's, on
Chartres street. The crowd were shone up stairs,
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ORLEANS NO. 81,

Organized in 1876; house on Tchoupitoulas
street, near Soraparu. G. j. Matthias, Marshal
Members in red and black, and the machine deco
rated with taste. -.-- -