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The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-08-02

GRAssHoPPERs OF ALGIERs.-At the recent
sitting of the French Academy Of Sciences, very
interesting paper the subject Of the crickets or
grasshoppers of Agiers was read. These insects
were very destructive to the plants used as food
1t appears that in the year 1914, two species Of
grasshoppers committed great depredations on the
corn plants, and materially affected the health of
the inhabitants. The first arrived in Algiers on
the 10Th Of April, the second in July after having
deposited their eggs, they died. Two or three
weeks after their progeny, burst into existence and
speedily devoured the whole of the surrounding
vegetation. Their larva were carried into the
interior and they gradually disappeared.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-08-02

ARRESTS IN FRANCE Meme, young sculptor
of rising celebrity, and Napoleon Lebon, one of the
Socialist candidates, have been arrested. Medier
de Mondsan, editor of the Democratic du Rim, has
been seized on the frontiers by detachment of
lancers, in consequence of Geographic dispatch
from Paris
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rTWY WATO4ps, JgWEI,RY. 70.

p A. TYLER, 30 CHIP Sc, has conftanty on hand,
IA. and il receiving By every Anival, Gold -
Lever. Duplex and Cylinder WATCHES Of all "a
--. =. -e. the best makers. Alg0-FOb Vest - 81
sts538 eSaN14s and Gnsrd CHAINS, SEALSsalsszs4
49, ~ and KEYS in every variety God Pens,
Pencils Thimbes Buckles, &C.; Fine Bracelets, BFooChes
Necklaces, hnga, sIveTWaHe Spoons and Forks Ladies'
Castgn Cups. Pitcher, Trays. Plated CASTOR Tea-SeS
Candtsstcks Ufnz rich Faacy Goods, Lnba.s fine Per
nune0us to mention, lSO-SPECFACIES, with Gold,
Silver Shell Steel bowed frames and Glasses Of every
knd-Eye ProsCt0ss, ETC., etc. constantly hand and
fitted 70 suit the eye at short notice. Ms
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or William L. Marcy, late Secretary Of War,
has been appointed from the Third Congressional
District Of NswYork as a Delegate to the e Union
Convention" which is designed to heal the diff
culties-between the two branches of the democracy
in that State.
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Ocy- The health Of Baltimore continues, under
the circumstances, remarkably good for the season.
The only cholera yet reported is that at the Aims
house, three miles from the city.
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CoMPENsATIoN.--The President and Directors
of the Railroad company between Baltimore and
Washington City, have paid to w. Carter Of Balti-
more fDe thousand dollars, in settlement Of suit
which he had brought against them for injuries
ceived by railroad accident in September last.
One Of his feet was so crushed, as 10 require ampu-
tation above the ANGLE. The sum Of fee thousand
dollars is in addition to all his expenses in conse
quence of the wound
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ATTEMPTED OUTRAGE ON A SISTER OF MERoY
IN NEwYoRK.-A most foul outrage was attempted
on the person of Sister Monica, at the Convent of
Mercy, in Houston street, early on Sunday morn
ing 1t appears that Sister Monica was awakened
by hearing some one turning the handle of her
lock, and called out to know who was there. Re-
eelVing no answer, she again repeated the ques
uon' when man said, " 1t is H. in voice so like
that OF Mr.. Hart, the man-servant of the house,
that she asked, Is that Mr. Hart +" He
answered that>t was, and stated that ne wished to
speak to her The Sister, supposing he was i'll, or
something else the matter, partly opened the door,
when man rushed violently against her, and
threw her on the bed, evidently with the worst in
tentions. Her screams, however, alarmed the
house; light was brought, and the police coming
TO the rescue, the villain was secured, and recog-
missed by Mr.. Hart as an migrate, whose wife Law
i'll, and in extreme poverty, was visited by the Sis
ters last winter--the rent paid, and his wife com
fortably provided for. All of which he has re-
turned by the above base outrage.
49, The ponts roupSa Trihnno ey,,,o,,v,oo, -
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NEW YORK, via MOBILE and MONT
GoMERY Ala, and CHARLESTON, S. @.

NEW YORK. via MOBILE and MONT
GoMERY Ala and CHARLESTON, S. Q.
$500
Through in Seven and half Days-stage Travel
Reduced to Niney.three Miles.
NEW ORLEANS TO MOBILE--By the daily line Of
~ Mail Steamers, OREGON Cant. Hien CAI4IFQR-
eron leaving New Orleans II clock, A ~, and arriving
at Mobile next morning at o'clock. Fare, S5-Tims
'i-iO1S" Mo BILE TO MONTGOMERY
and arriving at Montgomery second day al 70 II A.
CAPT Eh Bas 9f se p o%sn GNS. cs
James, and SUNNY SOUTH, Capt Walker: Fare,
.COach-Fale, SlO-'Tfme through. 40 houn.
MONTGOMERY TO CHARLESTON:
Nav ORLEANS AND NEw YORK MAIL LNE-Via Giffn
Les5es S. : $50 ,qrrtgss. Distances.
oo SsES SRfRa Y s ssisSaa' % mile.
Griffin, 10 A. N Atlanta 2<PM RAILROAD, 40 mi "a.
A As4ss an GREECE Il RRS aTosa IS miles
Fare-JNOHtg0nlsry 10 Charles ton. $40 So
Time through 81 hOurs-including stoppages. Staging
reduced to So miles Three DAILY sTAoE LisEs between
opeiika and SEtiP passing through We Point LeGaDge
readiness 70 carry onward any number Of though
The Cars On the Railroad are Of the most approved con
stIucion Those the Georgia Railroad provided with
For hrOug tcsis apply y he agent at the Exchange
Hotel, Montgomery Hal, OF Madison House, Montgomery,
fY Passenger procuring through tickets Of the Agent
GREAT CENTRAL MAIL LINE-Via Columbus, Macon
Lsaoss .4rrigss. Distances
6SsssS z AN BSsS II s ssad 8 % Rs
BIsInesVe' "a TN Macon 81. BsiILOad 59 miss-
Savannah pm Charleston sA.M 81 m6oat llOmiies.
Elre- HeatgomerB to Charleston, S23 5o-7Io SagGn-
nah. $40 50... Time through, " hOuB. including two
7 nights rest, viz: at Savannah and Macon.
nah Line s he sA Mss@orS William sssbook and Gem
Clineh well known for their safety neatness and sumptu
fare. No charge tor meals Or Berths.
The Cans the Central, Macon, and Western Railroads,
are Of the finest description.
Staging reduced 70 IS miles.
Two DAILY LINES Of fOuThone Post Coaches from Ope-
lika BaInesye, via Columbus-besdes extra Coaches
always in readiness to carry forward any ber Of thrOugh
passengers, without detention.
Fer through tickets apply to the Agent at the Exchange
cry Alabama.
S Passengers procuring through tickets of the Agent
ii Montgomery, will save about -.
CHARLESTON TO PHILADELPHIA:
Fa1e-S2Q... Tine Is houn-By the daily line Of Sea
Steamer 20 Wilmington, North Carolina; thence by Rail-
/ Baltimore.
/ Steamships CHEROkBE and TEN NESS kE leave
! Savaanah alternately every Neutrality-suspicious. the
following Saturday. # are. $50 Passengers leaving
Moutg omeIy on Monday Morning viii reach Savannah ia
time for the above Steamer, BY Of extra night
/ train tfOm Macon.
Steamships from Charleston 70 NesD York:
| Steamships NORTHERNER and SOUTHERNER
leave Charleston alternately every sainfday-auiynR IN
New York on the following TUESDAY ...t are S3S.
/ Steamships from Charleston to phiiadeloAia,
sieamships- COLUMBUS and OSPREY leave Chahes
gn alternately ageIE in PHILADELPHIA 81
he following apndsy 4; y are, el9,
bgg sitAsas I8ailial,
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oARRoI.LToN HoTEL.

FHNHE undersigned respectfully inform the public that iheF
III have Just taken the above 1tloned establish -
ment with the extensive Gardens, Tea Pm Alleys ~
Billiard Room, Ice CfsRm Saloon. etc. etc. appeIial
ing thereto and after thoroughly repairing the whole and
making very considerable improvements therein ay are
prepared 10 receive and ACCOMMODATE Permanent and
Transient B0andeH. 1t anc useless 70 expai4e On t
attractions to be found the CeIotQn Hotel
GFDunds As suburban place Of eFsainment the esa
shment is second 20 mons in the south, q Y
does almost unryaed scenery and the artificial helps q
Gardening in the production Of fruits and nowe are such
where be found in the vicinity Of New Orleans
As DSce Of temporary Fuscationaz Tetrelt IRON ts
noise hustle and cares q city ait ma noEe than olal-
nary notice from the VisiteT.
The undersigned apprss the the public that er laIdsf
will always be found well supplied with the olqea 4eat-
ties Of Game. Fish, etc; and they have i1 q Aes
sE0rted stock Of Wines and other Liquors e -
Dinner Supper, ChAncs Repass, o pYets s.s a.
the shortest possible notice. ~.
The undersigned therefore attsr themselves 1e q addl,
ton to their asduoHE efforts 70 paaae me q
the location its salub0us Atmosphere the ease VIII Wh
access may be bad to their Iaioea tehaer
the Ca00n Hotel the most desirable Ofal summer resorts
iOs 'ns e"i-ens 0i H's' '1AnEGEI.L & CHANDLER.
~ For terms of Board etc. inquire al the fianten'
Hotel, OF at the Hotel in CarTotOn Capt. q. AAaELL
ans II CHA9. G7ANnEHH.
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ORRsoENT DIV HoTET..

CORNER CUST0yHITO USE IND 'FRONT.' SITS.
VNyILE be opened for the reception Of BOAWDEkB on
w WEpNEsDAF January q 1873, Well fur -,
niahed ROOMS for Families aad Sin ls Gentlamen.
TABLE--the beat the market viii Afford -
The above establishment has besn built By the pF1eaoI
expressly for the el city and ka
II Of the post healthy and airy situations il the
city and pains viii Be spared 70 render Eos8 Whe mET
stop with him, comfortable
Faithful and attentive SerF1utg.
Terms 1ea40nabie any erl1b lllnent q the KIND
in the city. uai d&WtfI e. ALEXANDER. Proprietor.
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The DEPosED RAILwAY KING.-The English
papers ara full of rumors to the discredit of Hud-
son, whose sudden acquisition of an enormous for
tune in railway speculations, has been followed by
a detection of stupendous schemes of fraud. One
report is that he viii have to refund to the York,
Newcastle and Berwick railway some EGO 600,
and that things will appear against him in the re-
port much worse than is generally expected. He
is reputed already to have paid back, OF arranged
to pay back, 675,OO0. He has given his bills to
the York and North Midland Company for the diff
ference of SO ton for rails; mentioned few
weeks ago; together with three years interest on
the amount overcharged He has left the Electric
Telegraph Company, and received back his CAPT
tall and E500 more. His estate, consisting Of
H. 600 acres, the Londesborough, which is said Il
have cost him E375 900, exclusive of church
living and the timber on it, altogeth her above
100000, has, it is understood, been sold. Hii
Newly estate he has divided into ten parts, for the
greater facility of disposng of it. He is ruined in
fortune and reputation.
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WATCHES JEWELRY.

NJ a. MEY Err, No 100 CIMP stfest, Watch. -
". maker aud dealer IN gEWEIsRY G0lDAst}e
PENS. FANCY ARTICLES, and WATCHES: 4 ls
All JeVsrY articles repaired at modsats piess. mlet
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tF9RNkLA H9TRsES507BQR 1 s%RS ERui with
ENDS fRa I 81 RRdFs Il & @ work fS aSd JoB
S SO5S ~ ~ T. 0fi1'LM MILLER b bffT 4'e
Eg- Orders from the Country promptly attended to,
BIake's Patent Fire and Water Proof
MINERAL PAINT.
sale TEoissals and Ietsi Al he Office Of A. q VIII
~ myis i'' n' Gan O' iOunu n q sHELDoN, Agent
NEW and imSTove ea1i s5IHioWER-BATH. at the low
a price Of $14-oOmbiPins Shg1sr Basa and BattinR
@-- mrs fiiG' L. PAPE i55 Camp street,
~ PrANOsTUNED Asff : faf7F Good
Workman mh27
THE undersigned having been elected syndie 70 settle
up the affairs Of the late firm Of q r sEssl0HS 8
to make immediate payment Ihe nnfssTig s will call
sent their bills and all that settled will be placed in
he hands Of an attorney for collection. ,,,,,t,,o,
MERCURY The Office 6 complete in evs,y particular,
together with first rate D?n6s OyndeT S P feibs
sold separately, if desired. r, N srssroN5s s,a;.
dSp7Wd R. SESSIONS, syndlo
ooLEMANIs IMPROVED PATENT PORTABLE
M ANUFAGfuJ FR fB 81 W. G5 oE11as God street.
uA one door below BsTonne New Orleans 5hese Mi.
Ohio, New York PennRylyan Virginia. Kentucky, tndl-
7
kansas Tennessee. hiabame M'siEsppi Lcuaana rexos
Mexico, and account Of their portability, are the very
thing for California number Of them have Deen pur
chased recently for those Disgins."
Ky Warranted 10 perform to the sauaiaeuOn q me Ruf.
chaser, or money Refunded. lmhl4l w, I. Y.
TO CALF oRNIANS!
| GMITH & BROTHER. No 50 COMMON STREET
! ~ GRAND DEPOT for The sale Of all
/ INDIA RUBBER GOODS
| Manufactured under GoODYEAR's PATENT
~ g. & B. have for SALE and are constantly receiving,
almost every article necessary for tie comfort aud use OF the
CALIFORNIAN ElIIGRANT. Among their assortment may be
Caps Sou wessB, Coaks Coats Pouches Clothing hagE,
Travelling Bags Bottles. Water Tanks Blankets and Tar
| p0ulins. . 81. Also.
| TENTS, PACK SaDDLES. CALlFoREIA SADDLE
RAGS, Saddles and Brides OF every desonpuOhi BUS %
Tups. Snuts. Hair Rous Moss Bankes etc. elo
A. +. COCHRAN Il CO.,
2J Tchbupitoulas street,
| GENERAL COMMISSION MERCHANTS and I'm.
P9ytes Of FRUITS NUTS etc heye 70, sale brv,
tai Powder Company"
| RAISIHS-20O boxes NJ r and Layers,
| EITR0NS-lO0 boxes fresh Genoa
FkUkES-ln iars and fancy boxes
PECAHS-260 bags fne Texai
CHAMPA GNE-160 baskets. various brands
| NUTMEGS-250 pounds No. !. ~. -
| LOBSTERS-Agents for manulao'y J. Caldwell 4 Co.
MOSCAT WINE-In oaies and casks
EIGS-l0Oq drums, selected Smy 40 .
| PEPPER, PlAIENTO and RACE GiNGER-300 bags
| ALMONDS-l50 boxes and bags Soft smell. ;
WINES-PoT various qualities % quarter CASKS supefio
old Medeira. in bond etc
| BRAZIL NUTS, PEA NUTS. Etc.
hDTrER-900 kegs superior 81. Louis.
OlllYE OIls-c2O0 baskets, pnts and quarts
J Hitter AbMONDS--q0 ffhia
GuRRAaTssske casks Sew Aaaie CalfAHh ieWH
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suMMER WATERING PI.ACE.

SUNNI EN WATERING ELazA0Lsa
THE EAST PASCAGOULA HOUSE & now open
for the reception Of vsiteFs Since The sst la11 -
the Establishment has undergone thor1uEh IenQFe
and has been considerably eplaFged. The aecrrz -
tons for FAMILIES single peIsons eannot sfled.
II eQuaed, BY establishment in the S1uiA eilualed
Immediately the Gulf and the great Ncfthefn y all
Route between New 0reans snd Mobile. De Eeechsd
tomslther direction BY the hoea plying hetwee places
and daily communication be kept with al parts q DC
county, lt is about ninety miles from New Orleans and
sixty miles from Mobile and glance At tbe map viii show
the superiority Of its location eli other points me
eeass for pure sea air and h9ihiuE OYSTERS and Isl
are had IN abundance, and prepared in the most ehee
style. Riding, Fishing Selling Rowing, Billiards Zen;
pins and such other amuiemen1 are usual 81 aes q
public resort provided at Paseae0ula and eteaA
BAND OF MUSIC will be in constant attend 4res =
Tbs AR will be furnished wiz choice Ll1uOtt9A A0
kept in the beat Style
laSe are two fhyslei9ns vel sai3a p 49, osIS and
and the diseases Of the climate neaiea ~ Fel -
one q ihsn, lo The pne.snt SEASON. ~ ne
the Hoe and will give his pEIemied az i.s,, ~,
@ spcl IS may desire his services. me os5sl -
his abode il tha aeiata Fieaiy % tae -,
~ Thew Il an exessnl PRIV ATE sSlstiAs.e rs ~
SIDED b 8 competent teacher, ~ ne ffa5 -
Hotel, 10 hioh families disposed can lelli
- PslsoSs a;sf'1F aconmodatiOut wia niqfeai ne
sj ia 8S - :. - Nj J. RloRAE, Pmaggs,.
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121 GRdP4ER Street. 5etneea 81 Charles and Csrsls
aeket StrestsOue dq0r 5r0En tie CORNER Of 8
M RS WILSON. Qets Of = BisaVle siIsef) r,1peet.
1fA fully informs her friends and the public generally -
that she continues in The above eligible location oe1
HOUSE thoroughly reed aud prepared lol the
dation Of gentrmen exclusively. Grateful for patron
age she hopes b. gent attention the comfort and
yeence Of her patrons 70 merit and receive confnu1noaDf
the same HslteEm1 viii be, As heretofore. MoDERATB.
u9Iy dfLW
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oar The Pointe Coup6e Tribune announces the
re.appsaranoe Of cholera on Bayou Crosse T5te.
MT James Bailey lost three negroes lest week,
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AoLL WOOD LOUISE.

Eastern St0re Of Mobile BGHYsH Niles S0ufheage Qf
the CT " Mobile
THIS DELIGHTFUL and healthy resort, having IN
= dsfguns many Alterations and additoas the go
pest winter. iE now fos be reception Of visit
ens. This house i bluff forty feet above the -
level Of the Bay. and open The hleezas from evsy dec
ton It's dry and healthy atmosphere. with the fine salt
Water and Shower bdthEaga uuserlent Of every klnda
Bar supplied with the choicest lquOrf and Winfs and
Table with the best the market aoTil-Bds Fresh Fish
and Oy0tes In abundance lender one Of the most eaE-
ant resorts in she Southern country
There 0F-p1esnIe boat making two tfipl daily. coz
Meeting with the NewOFeauz boats.
In addition the main building number Of neat Cot
ages (tO eaehl have been erected expressly for fam
dies convenient distance, and where they be retired
aHd Tree from the usual hustle Of hotel.
CHARGES .
Per Week U
Per Day ....s........... 80
Children and SeTvantzhaf pnee-
WILLARD FREEMAN.
HolIHn0od. Baldgfa county I'D. Us I'm
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BEL oREsQEET HOTEL

2 :
POINT CLEAR, Bald WLjf C0UyNJT.sfKs9
HAVING been leased By the underlined, viii be "a
Of TRANSIENT and PERM NENI GU ISL b, -
This establishment is beautifully located on the eas @
MOBILE BAY, about midway between Mobile and The Gull
Of Mexico The Watr at this point being Gi1egs eear
and SAT- (Rith depth of SIX feet within nifty yaIds Of the
shOre) and having firm white sand bottom, iendem tins
pluse particularly attractive for Sea- bathing.
Biue-fsh POmpanO Spanish MAckeTel and all OtheL tsh
peculiar TO th latitude abound the fameeiafe uic.tB
OF the Hotel NeveI-faiag Springs, at convenient dis
lance furnish an abundant supply Of PURE WATER.
The building Is entirely uew-prelentz font % the south
Of $50 feet, and af0ds ample accommodation for 40
Sons. The icons large and airy
IA safe and commodious steam weasel viii ply daily between
Mobile and Point Ileaf-lHssaee 50 cents.
The raie Of Board w Be $40 per Wses PAYABLE n ~
lgselB, Deductions made nF families remaining the
season. c0mmnuicsfonA this tuheci addressed 70 the
undersigned, Al M0ble. viii be promptly ATTENDED @
GEO. b. CLlTHERALLs
Mobile Ala NAV n 1888 my19 SIN LeHsa.
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No. 22s CHESTNUT STREET. PHILADELPHIA.
1yHE undersigned woud Inform bis Southern ps0ns and
Il frenda, that this SPLENDID HOTEL which
has been under bis charge for several YeqIa. has just
been elegantly Hsed ENLARGED and Tgiulusheds IN the
most Fashionable manner and the entire oIganlzall9n
every department c0mplete. The most splendid suits OF
apartments be had a al times ~ giving few houH
notice.
TON HOUSE. Tendem il Of the most dagzaoe ~ me
city for Ladies and Fdmas visiting Philadelphia, either
spared TO hawai- continue merit the liberal support has
heretniOrsTeceived. II. J. HAkAfN ELL
NV The House has Warn and Cold Batha always in
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FVFuIS esahlshent viii be opened 1l ts reosp ton Of
a Yisiten on TUESDAY. May 4 D.. Tbs promises a
have been COMPLETELY renovaed and the Hotel now
ufels Inducements % pgloaa IN saaIc Of health,
fort OF pleasure equal II superior, 70 public hpuss
the COST Il occupies central position IN the pe1geut
and delightful village Of 8oxiof access tIom New
Orleans. The front Of the house two
in width and shaded By great number Of oak,
magnolia and mulberry trees The table viii be supplied
with the uxufes Of the coast and Of she New Orleans
market Attached % the house will e found Bath Houses,
Stables and Bar Room supplied With the best tFlHe and
LiquOm; also good RihaFd Table
Peons wishing rooms, win please address the
Proprietor at Biloxi and forward hel communications By
the Biloxi packets, there but one u 3 mail week
my15 JOHN w. NIXON
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cyADDLEs. BRIDES, bits. sTlRRUPs, etc., Of
- every description. fJfIJLd RUBBER ~.
CLQafffJf(a, of all kinds. =. AM BEDS. PHI
Lows, rARPAuLINs, SADDLE BAGs. TENTS, -4aS
India Rubber Tent Cloths of all sizes for sale BY =
fila SMITH & BROTHER. So Common 81
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HOTELS, &C.


BAY ST. LOUIS HOTEL.
THIS Esiabshment having been Iepaire aud usy fur
4 nished viii be opened The z9tb Of May, soYthe -
reception Of Vaiien and kgmilies whins e spend the
Sumner AZ q pleasant Watering flaee- The uudeI-lAA
signed have purchased tha property fer permanent Fgsi-
dence and viii keep The house 0pen SKINNER and Winter
The bf Cooks Stewards and Servants snRssey hnd
pains expense viii be spared 70 render the Of vgiteT
pleasant and egfeeahis. tmy1 6ml @. LEWIS = Co.
SHADY OVE..~BfsOXL
"a ME subscIlber ard ready gCT the
~ % the public that peasant Fa1lna9, The SHADY
GROVE. situated Qn he Bay &c Biloxi The Rooms
ere Any all 4Ereeaf extensive. ana
cuugqniegca S Afforded for FAMILIES aanHr t1carFe The
Confined sir Of the city loI pure at 1Is aat l alt
thuRs 10 be procured in the lev o Iesas rnaiel fl11
almost da " communicates va 3 iha1 city.
Beard and Lodgiug-peg day -. ...-....-.-..s...e
per WEEK.. ........es II.
lie 20fu JOHN 60 ~
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CALIFORNIA SpApNa
A00 FOB BAIL los, &pPl At 8 set
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A Ii persons Wishing TO procure our PIANO FoRTEs
IA IN tbs NewOTleans Market either with
or without the EOLIAN ATTACH
MENf, informed that WIN tn IN ~ Isl Ii
MAYO, No. S Camp street, is our duly au-I v
thozed Agent for that city, and is fully authorized 70 sell
at Boston prices with only fire. ght and insurance added and
featured by u.s. leaving optional with the purchaser 70
lect the same II satisfactory their arrival in NewOT
leans Every instrument sold above k warranted BY Us,
and TO be exchanged without expense to the puohase f
found satisfactory after trial. Each instrument will in
future be accompanied with invoice at our BOSTON
CASH PRIZES which may be seen BY every purchaser,
if inonired for We have the exclusive right aud The
ONLY manufacturers in Boston, OF the PATENT AsO-
, IL AN. hTTATHMFNT We manufacture the Seven.
Octave GRAND PIANO FORTEs, with and without
the EEolisn Attachment 80 ~
B6ston OoinbeT "a 1913 Iyl9 I'm
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CHARLES LEWIS ". ARTHUR HILL.
ATTORN EYS a r In r.


WILL practice in the Supreme and District Cours OF
w the State and will attend the purchase and sale
Of Lands and the location Of Certificates in any part Of
the State Jyl2 ly
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-08-02

THIS favore resort Of the citizens Of Louisana. @
4 sippi and adjoining States. lsopened Tor the
reception Of Visilers on Saturday. May ~, Vanous
alterations and additions have been made during the
winter with view of rendering this establishment agIs8a
bic and WOrhy. the patronage hitherto blatOWed
The Pass rendered Of BY the spsndid ine Of
low pressure mail steamer Oregon. James L. Day and Cali
ornfa which leave Lake PoniehaIain daily and the no
bile and MonteHuma tri-WeekY.
Attached the Hotel Is Academy Tor young Misses
and Bofs in separate departments under the able manage
ment Of Mr. Backman vel and favoIaby known to the
residents Of New Orleans. The Academy viii qpel June
Two Physicians, OF well known standing, dwell AZ the
Pass. r. Il. MONTGOMERY. Mhnarer.
~ All mailable mater lef a the Qfice! Of Molsn.
R. Gedes, Bank PiaOa. and NJ Judson, ESQ., corner OF
Canal and Camp Streets vii be forwarded daily. myas Sm