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The Daily spy., 1848-11-25
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EXTRA SESSION.


FRIDAY, Nov. "a, lS4S.
In SENATE-Mr. Osborne Of Danvers, yes
terday elected to fill vacancy in the Essex del
egation, took and subscribed the necessary oaths
OF office.
Mr.. Eustis of Suffolk, from the Joint Special
Committee, to which was referred the commu-
nication from the Governor, sent in yesterday,
reported four orders for the proceedings of the
Legislature in the choice of Electors
They provided that both branches convene at
twelve O'Clock in the Representatives Chamber;
that Committee be appointed to receive, sort
and count the votes in the presence of both
branches-that the names of members be called
by the respective clerks of each house, and that
as called, and upon giving in their ballots, their
names be checked-and that the floor of the
House be cleared of all but members and officers
OF the Legislature during the holding of the Con-
vention. Adopted.
HOUSE. Mr. Train Of Framingham, from the
committee on Elections, made a report that the
seat OF Mr. Peck OF Mendon, ought to be declar-
ed vacant. Accepted.
1t was ordered that Mr. Peck's pay be made UP
IN the pay roll Tor the present session, the same
sa II he were still a member OF the House.
Mr.. Bryant OF Barre, presented memorial of
Henry Bates and others, of Chatham, in favor of
passing vote OF thanks to Gen. Taylor for his
services in the Mexican war and moved its refer
ence to special committee of FIVE, with iustruc-
tons TO report forthwith. Mr.. Hayden of Bos-
ton, moved that it be laid on the table, and on
motion OF Mr.. Warner of Wrentham, the yeas
and nays were ordered. The roll being called
I3S voted In the affirmative and I2l in the mega
tive. SO the memorial was laid on the table,
Mr. Emmons of Sturbrdge, offered an order
that vote of thanks ought to be passed to Gen.
Taylor, and on the requsition of Mr.. Lord of Sa
lem, it was laid over under the rules until to-
morrow.
In CONVENTION. The two branches, at IL
O'Clock met in Convention, and Committee of
eight was appointed to count the votes for Elec.
tors OF President and Vice President.
The whole number OF votes was 299
Necessary 10 choice I5O
The Wing ticket had 1876
The Cass ticket had 65
The Free Soil ticket had 81
Aid there was scattering vote
When the Senate returned, an order was adopt
eo' directing thatthe Secretary of the Common
wealth give notice to the gentlemen chose n as
Electors OF their election.
Resolves came from the House for the nav nj
the Chaplains, Clerks and other officers of the
Legislature, which were passed to be engrossed,
under suspension of the rules
Upon the application of the Adiutant General
the use OF Ike Senate Chamber was granted for
the purpose OF holding a Court Martial therein
during the recess.
The Senate adjourned till tomorrow morning
at eleven o'clock.
The Convention then dissolved
HOUSE. Resolves for the pay of the Clerks,
Chaplalns, and other officers OF the two branches
were passed through all the various stages.
The ray roll was ordered to be made up, in
cluding tomorrow.
The Daily spy., 1848-11-25

u We received the following communication with
special request from the writer, that would not
strike out anything relating 10 the Spy. We have COM
Piled with the request, and throw the responsibility on
him
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-05-06
PROP oSALS FOR A LOAN.
TREASURY DEPARTMENT,

APRIL IL, 1S48.
S,EALED proposals will be received under the act Of 3lst
1913 for sixteen millions dollars of United States stock REIN
bursae twenty from and after the LIST day OF July 1913
bearing cent interest annum payable
ay on days of January and July of each year.
bid will be received below par will bid be considered
unless per thereof deposited in some depository OF
the United States before the date fixed for opening the
proposals. The bids in all cases must be unconditional and
without any reference the bids Of Others and should state
distinctly the premium offered The proposals should be
sealed and endorsed Proposals for loan Of lS48 ana
addressed the Secretary of Treasury Washington C
be paid to the depoary the United States the pla-
ces residence of the respectively whose offers may
be successful but the amount OF the accepted bids from b
de residing the United States must be deposited Will
the assistant treasures at new OK bOslOh Ihde0'
or New Orleans. =: .L
To give an opportunity to all persons to participate IN the
investment of funds in this stock bids will be received io me
lowest denomination of certificates authorized by laW-OehS
for fifty doIlars-as well as for higher sums. -, e
All certificates under thousand dollars VIII De TT
BILE the books OF the treasury but all celcaes III H..
and upwards will be transferable on tne on,ion
treasury by delivery with coupons attached At
of the bidder To avoid expense, confusion and III
ton of accounts all certificates with coupons aN" "
be for the sum of one thousand dollars. , . d;,e tho
The successful bidders Will be Iequlfet u Zach Of The
amount awarded in five equal instruments In e Nona
months of July August September twenty
Der of the year. except Tor sums If maE
thousand dollars where the bidder may De Ie amonnf
may be at once deposited ne SUN W." ~
The bids will be opened at the Treasnap % ~
BPM Saturday the Ith o. ttnd hut nnder proyi.
u a psJ ntn the act Of 3st Of March last no bidder
,;II he J,aI,nted to Withdraw his bid On AZ bas not
accepted the amount deposited IN VI" he ,mnnnt
awarded must be deposited pat OF the t Rayneh' It.
auired in July next saas., o. " ~ The Tnaasnry
ap1 tell.
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MORGAN'S LITERARY DEPOT:


MORGAN'S LITERARY DEPOT:
w f0LESALE AND observation-disclosures PLACE,
anIonng the Post office Just received at the above
Do a.. Esta blishment-
uN0e de la Nancha translated from the spanish OF
mgne de Cevantes Saavedra, by Charles Jarvis, Esq.,
aei9ly revised and corrected, with numerous lustra
vlu oas by Tony Johannot-handsomeiy bound IN yos
'0i. and OF the Lives of the Lord Chanceos OF Eng
and by John Lord Campbell:
Tn>cd 5 Oral System of Teaching Living Languages
Illustrated by practical course OF lessons IN the spanish
anguage, throu Oh the medium OF the English by Don
Rahadan, Professor of the Spanish and Translator
NJ o. Languages:
T Tme lhree Gualdsmen, by Alexander Dumas;
r. ears After Sequel to the Three Guardsmeu, -
man y Linn or Luck is Every Thing. by w. H Maxwell
Sn,nor 81 Hector Haloran Stories of Waterloo, MID
Tia pSS i OF the West, Dark Lady of Doorah, etc.
NJ nuDOer Captains Bride an Historical Romance;
Steamer and the Worker by Douglas Gerald author OF
Ton Giles aud ST James, Mrs Candles Lectures. etc;
Sbn Log by the author OF the Cruise OF the Nudge
Tba pt y ehl Sermons, by Dow, lr.lst and I'd vols
me PHILOSOPHY Of the Water Cure a development of the
IT, I'VE p9e principles of health and longevity
T Ie iT,,acilce of the Water Cure
e asr Cue in Chronic Diseases an exposition of the
Prog esS and Examinations of the various chronic
diseases OF the digestive organs lungs nerves, limbs, and
Tb sSt1, by James VI. Gully. NJ. D.;
G EmJ ban Magazine for May;
Go @JTssnl American Magazine Tor May;
T3y Lady Book for May;
Trhlon Magazine of Literature and Art for NAV:
NJ 'emocraC Review for April;
M london Lancet for March, edited by Thos Wakey p:
Ne ELeeGlG Magazine of Foreign Literature for April
WV OK journal OF Medicine and the Collateral Sciences
nnnis Merchants Magazine and Commercial Review for
peb9ws Commercial Review of the South and West for
H. addition the principal Northern Papers will be found at
aT depot New York Daily Herald received daily on the
my4a2dp&IlW &c. MORGAN i Exchange Place.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-05-06

CHARGE OF RoDBERY-The wages of sin are
death but the man who gets drunk don't get paid
any thing at ALL On Saturday night last George
w Bush and 8 good wine needs no bush.'' took it
into his head to take up very sprightly companion
whose eyes had made a very tender impression on
his heart. and proceed in cab 20 the lake. The
soft murmurings of the waves, aided by about thir
ty-seven stars and the sheen of the silver moon,
together with some broiled pompano, and several,
if not more, mint uleps, in due course of time rem
dered Mr.. Bush in a highly delightful condition.
When he got out of the cab, however. on his o6 re-
Yesterday George Hogan, alias 20 shllings, was
impounded on the charge of having been connected
with the robbery. A promising young gentleman
by the name of James Chapman was also sent
down for being an accomplish of MIR. Twenty Shl-
lings. These are sterling facts.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-05-06

BREAKING OPEN A TRUNK.-A young man by
the name of John Lawrence Addison, who hereto
fore has borne good character for propriety OF
conduct, was yesterday sent to the First District
Court on the charge of having broken open the
trunk of Jacob Morris, who keeps the Franklin
House, and taking therefrom the sum OF 500. 1t
appears that Addison was clerk of Morris, and
had been entrusted with large sums of money, for
the keeping of which he regularly accounted. His
friends took great interest in the matter, and seemed
deeply mortified at the occurrence. Addison was
ordered to give bail for his appearance before the
First District Court to answer TO the charge OF rob-
berry,
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-05-06
PORT OF NEW ORLEANS.
LATITUDE, q 81 30 N.-LoNG1ruDE, 80 win Tins. Oh
Cleared Yesterday :

Cleared YESTERDAY:
Ship Zone, Foster Boston, Harod, Darling & Co
Shr Lehgh, Young, Liverpool, j. II. Ashbridge
Ship Julius Cesar, {Br5 Garter Liverpool G. Arnold Holt
B BaR Pao Pce New YoR Mss1er
Brig T. Street, Mcconnell Havana, John Alexander
Schr Lone Star. Minor. Matamoros, On Master
schr G D. Lehman Rcard, Mobile Z. D. Lehman Gilman
schr White Wing. Black Sabine Pass and Brazos;
schr Malona Mcneil, Key West. J,P; Whitney & Go
Steamer Convoy Garrison, st. Louis, Hyde u Ogesby
Arrived Yesterday,
to Bailey & Baxter-2dm my.
Ship Rochester =, I'm Brazos Santiago LIST inst, in bal
Bark Mazeppa hacRer 10 days FIN New York assorted
sc Mds to M so5ds5 aas m Port Lavacca w
hrsaah Jane McGee I'm Tampico 18th ult, to Quarter
schr Eleanor Jones fin Baze, (Hondura) 18th u to mas
Schr Invincble, -. fin Tampco, 18th ult, to Quarter
Ben Adams Hunt m sTYa aAoo Rys bales cotton
Americn Eagle Atkinson, I'm Pittsburg.
Arkansas, No 4. Waters. FIN Leiore-i596 bales cotton
Caroline Davis I'm Hurricane Blufs-1465 bales cotton.
Rio Grande Gorden I'm opeousaS .5J bales cotton
Meteor Delahoussaye fin St MsrinsviIe-s7 bales cotton
Luna Hart I'm Bayou Sa ara bales cotton OF.
Batesvile Hopkins FIN Batesve-156 bales cotton.
Hljs Urs, FIN Baton Rouge B., Ygao;un,,
Champjain. f Brndeii. FIN fn St. Louis.
Towboat PRopose Disney tint I'm the el PPpsse s
Memoranda.
Steamboat Griffin Yeaman left Cincinna the 23d ult and
Louisville the Sh-Repors feet III inches water In the
canaPassed the steamboat Tennessee aground at Council
Bluff and Moro Castle aground at Chute 65-Ihe Ohorver
falling very last. .
On the 1st inst latitude 3 s longitude So 90 schr Abby
Morton, hence for Richmond. Va.
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S N \ Y S..

5Fta For the Mouth of the Rio Grande and Mata-
A moros-The fine tastsaing light;draught regular
SON. having half of her engaged will have dispatch
For BALANCE of freight apply on board Lower
Picayune Tier, or to
my3 ]. w. GIBBONS, % Customhouse st,
sW This vessel being of very light drsught will cross the
bar without Tightening, and guaranteed to insure at the
lowest rates
zFIEs STEAM TO BRAZOS ST. JAGo-Regu-
$.IfkMIs lar Packet-fhe superior eoppered and cop
Alfred Stevens, will ply regular packet between New
Rio Grande and Matamoos which will be forwarded without
Lighters, ETC., to insure dispatch ap26 3m
Agents MORTIMER, TURNER & Co. New Orleans
6THOMAS L. ADDY & Co Brazos St Jago
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-05-06

INouEsT-Coroner Spedden yesterday held an
inquest on the body of Scotchman named Laugh
deceased fell from the third story window of a
house in Gallatin street, kept by Mrs. Todd. His
body was found lying on the pavement, in a hor-
ribly mangled condition. He was conveyed to the
Fist Municipality guardhouse, and after llnger-
was died from fracture of the skull"
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-05-06

CHARGE OF ARsoN.-The negro boy Sam, be-
longing to Hardenbrook, yesterday morn
ing brought before Recorder Baldwin for examiua-
ton on the charge of having set fire to the premises
OF MIR. w. w. Payton, on the New Basin, on
Thursday last. Mr.. Kelly, police officer, stated
that when he arrested the boy he had black
eye, and complained bitterly of the cruelty of his
master: The boy told him that Hardenbrook had
second story loft. and that even if he had been
caught he would not have cared, because he was
bound to obey his master. Mr.. Payton corrobora-
ted the statement made by Mr.. Kelly, and stated
that, without intimidating threatening, the boy
the day after the fire, had made him the same CON
fesson. The prisoner seemed perfectly unmoved
and looked, in fact though he neither knew nor
cared what going on. Under the circunlstan-
ces, the Recorder deemed it proper to send the
accused to the First District Court If found guilty
the punishment will be death.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-05-06

DELUGE.-EliZa Quinn was yesterday ar
rested for throwing bucket of water into the room
and on the precious person of Sarah Deanv.-
Miss Delany was luckily provided with life
Preserver in the shape of frying-pan, and when
she got over the effects of her shower BATH she got
into passion. and Miss Eliza Quinn into the cal
abooSe.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-05-06

IMBIBING.-Bill Belger, Jack McDermot and
Patrick McCarty were yesterday brought before
Recorder Baldwin for having taken supper the
night previous with King Alcohol. The unfortu-
nate creatures We're discharged. By-the-bye, the
Lamartines and the Ledru Rollins of the cabinet
of cold water, will ere long dethrone the monarch
nowhere. For long time he has exercised almost
too much power over the destinies of those who
wish to break the bondage he has imposed upon
them. " Vtue lasliberte ~ and the white, the red
and the blue
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-05-06

STABBING.-A woman by the name of Doleur
Dumas, was yesterday arrested by the First NUM-
cipality police, for having stabbed Louis Gragnier
with knife. The woman commended that Grag-
nier had been the aggressor, and refused to say
whether or not she had stabbed him. The wound
of the prosecutor is said to be by means danger
Gus. The case will come before Recorder Ramos
to-day
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-05-06

rs most beautiful meteor was visible to the
inhabitants of Opeousas on the evening of the 18th
MI Il was accompanied by two reports resembling
,bp discharge of artillery.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-05-06

NJ If we do MT hear from England in the course
Of fortnight that Russell and his cabinet have
been ousted from power, the Esprit of reform >" in
Great Britain will prove to be far behind that of
Austria and italy.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-05-06

NJ The PIaquemine Rough and Ready says that
I,o citizens of Iberville Parish have decided to
n,essnt sword to Col. p. o. Hebert, as testimo-
nal Of their high appreciation of his services in
Merco. The ceremony of presentation will take
naee at Bayou Goula, the 9Th inst.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-05-06
NEW ORLE A N S:
SATURDAY MORNING, MAY 6, 1s4s.

HoAx.-Scme mischevous or malicious person
put story afoat, day or two since, that highly
respectable elderly gentleman, residing near the
Customhouse, had married young lady; which
report of course set the sheet-ron band in motion,
who annoyed the person alluded to for the past
two evenings. We are informed by gentleman.
well acquainted with all the parties that there is no
truth in the report-that the story is made out of
whole cloth
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-05-06

DEAD CHILD.-Night before last coffin, con-
tanning the remains of young child, was found
in the woods near the New Shell Road. Two
men, who evidently were ignorant of the legal
forms necessary to sepulchre, had taken the coffin
to the burial ground, and on arriving there pre-
scented it to the Sexton. He refused to receive ii
unless they brought doctors certificate. The
men took the coffin away, hid it in the woods and
then returned to the city. Yesterday some gentle
men, who discovered the child applied to the pro-
per authorities and had it decently inferred.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-05-06

o,s- One of the Washington amusements, now
ia found in Witnessing balloon ascensions.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-05-06

rrIt is a singular fact, that both Senators Cal
Inn and Hale wanted, and voted to keep the
.I.yerv discussion a-going in the Senate, on the
osth nit,
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-05-06

eoo0oO was subscribed in Mobile, ON Wednes-
=, last for the Mobile and Ohio Railroad.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-05-06

INaUEsT.-The body of a new born babe was
yesterday found on the bank of the river. The
remains were enclosed in coarse piece of linen
cambria, and had evidently been in the water for
some time. The body was taken to the watch
house, and, after an inquest, was buried Ver-
dict. Found drowned .
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-05-06

Determinations Hines was yesterday
examined before Recorder Ramos on the charge of
having feloniouslv taken away quantity of paving
stones from Mr. White. The prosecutor not being
able to make out the case the prisoner was honora
bly discharged.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-05-06

TuE MfssssIPPI.--News comes from up the
10, that the waters are slightly lower.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-05-06

no Some of the Continental despots, in Europe,
are running race to see who Will be the biggest
q. man of the people, Significant.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-05-06

Observation-Disclosures Eienne made appca-
tion Yesterday to Recordes Ramos, for the arrest
of negro slave who had threatened his life
The sooty fiend, who wanted to snap the thread of
me- Etienne 'slife. was locked up.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-05-06

LIGHTNING STRUcK.-The ship Marengo, on
-. NAV from the Northwest coast for Boston, was
a,,uck by lightning on the 18th ult, nearly killing
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-05-06
GENTLE MEMS BOOT AND LADIE
SHOE STORE

M The subscriber has just received from
HI his Mandatory, splendid assortment OF ES2kA
K BOOTS and SHOES, made under his own eye and
sA OF the best material and workmanship, and of the
most fashionable and tasty styles, comprising
Scents Extra fine Calf Skin BOOTS;
" Fine Calf Skin "
" Fine Morocco Is
:. Patent Leather CATERS;
" Fine Calf BROGANS;
Rough and Ready HALF-BOOTS;
" Cloth HALF-GAITERS;
NuLLlFlERS-Ca and Patent Leather
" Velvet and Calf SLIPPERS;
- Hunting and Riding BOOTS, etc., ETC.;
Ladies' BOOTS, CATERS and SHOES, of the most
fashionable styles;
Boys and Youths Patent Leather BROGANS;
Children S Francois CATERS, Morocco Buttons, Pa
tent Leather, and Calf SHOES, etc.
JOHN ii. WORTH,
3m nndar St Charles Hotel corner
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-05-06

NJ Langfeldt's trial, for the murder of Mrs. Rad.
oo.acber has commenced in Philadelphia
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-05-06

as- In three weeks we shall have the &c first re
norris from the Baltimore National Convention
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-05-06
women.

DEADLY KIND.-They are sending us lots of
fins from Cincinnati.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-05-06
1880, FAIRBANKS, PATENT

PLATFORM AND COUNTER SCALEs. a,
TIME Undersigned sole agents in New Orleans, for the
L sale Of Messrs. E. r. Fairbanks 4 Cos (oTignal
natentee ST John bury Vermont, celebrated PLATFORM
SCALEs are prepared furnish them at the manufacturers
prices Counter Scales to weigh z o. to IS Ibs Dg an
zoo to 2O lbs Dormant Platform Scales, 900 to 5000 lbs
Iron Scales $500 5000 lbs Railroad Track Scales for
weighing cars IS tons Railroad Depot and Hay Scales,
to tons The above particularly recommended to puT
chase as being superior other article OF the kind,
now in use and durability to which fact
ample testimonials be furnished
STARK DAY, STAUFFER Co,
my4 2mdSW o corner Canal and Magazine sts
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-05-06

SENT DowN.-Three persons, by the names of
Perrin Cummings and Curtis, were yesterday sent
TO the First District Court for trial, by Recorder
Seuzeneau, on the charge of having robbed Ed
ward Brennan and James Pottinger, on the 18th
inst. whilst they were riding home from the Lake
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-05-06
Gornly Canal Building Lots of Ground
WITHOUT RESERVE.
By PERSON g. BONNEVAL, Auctioneers

Ottce NO OF Grnbler Street.
TUESDAY, May 8, at u O'Clock VII! be sold at
est-the following described lots of ground, to wit
3 LOTS OF GROUND, being Nos 2 6 and in !, square
streets Nos and fronting Ellen street having an
alley ten feet wide in the fronting on Jackson
LOTS OF GROUND, in the square bounded by Philip.
First Ellen and st Andrew Streets being Nos. 8, and
having e feet, by 100 feet deep
10 LOTS OF GROUND, in square bounded by First
Second, St Andrew and St. George streets being Nos 8,
TO- H. r. 49, A. Is and IS having 80 feet front Flrst
street. by 100 feet deep No forming the of Eirst
and St George streets No Is forms the corner Of First
front ST. George street by $50 feet deep No 20 fronting
St. Andrew street. having 70 feet inches, by l5O feet
deep U The Plans of the above property can be
the Arcade.
TERMs-Onehalf cash balance u months credit, for
bearing mortgage and without endOrser interest
Act of sale before l.. R. Kenny Notary Public at the
pense of the purchaser my6
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-05-06
JENNY LIND ICE CREAM SALOON,

LIN IO1I OI1IIfa1H S1aiiOOISj
No. 81 ST. CHARLES SIRE ET-Up Stairs.
(NEARLY OPPOSITE THE THEATRE)
Ns&%sT The Citizens of New Orleans, and the ,ss1,
transient public, are respectfully mott sSNSSA
~ fled that the above SALOON will be $500
Go opened THIS EVENING" Tuesday, NalR
April Ii in style of magnifcence that will totally -
eclipse any establishment of the kind the Southwest and
fully spendor, with the Palaces of Refreshments in
the Northern cities.
The Saloon fitted with the most costly and comfortable
furniture by Mcuf of Magazine street, whose taste
well known this city that would be superuous to
the subject.
The Refreshments will consist of CREAMS and SHER-
BETS of every variety OF flavor, together with all the de-
licious FRUITS ofthe Tropics.
Mr.. SMITH formerly and for a long time the efficient
head of Nibos famous Saloon in New York will have the
entire superntendancethe announcement OF which-wl
guarantee the community the most fashionable resort in
New Orleans.
The proprietor the public that the attendance shall
be uneluaed and that the whole management of the Sa
loon will be such cannot fail please the most astidou
Families and Parties can be supplied at moments
notice. with all the delicacies of the season. aplO I'm