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w. K. KENNEDY q co.,
A RE now in receipt Of a well selected stock
IA of WATCHES, KRELRY, CUTIE.
RT, PERFUMERY, CONTEMPORARIES
&C., to which they invite the attention Of The
Ladies and Gentlemen of this City and vicinity.
Consisting, In part, ofthe following articles, viz:
Full jewelsd Gold and Silver anchor lsvsr
Watches,
Horizontal and quarter ditto,
Ladies' fine set and mourning Breast-Pins,
Bracelets and Clasps, miniature Lockets,
Fine set, engraved, facet COMEDIAN and paaiA
Rings,
Plain and set Ear Rings,
Hair Pins, Guards, Slides and silver Thinsles,
Shell & silver Combs, & gold Pencils,
Gents fine set Breast Pins,
Plain gold & set Studs,
Fine gold Pens & holders, @
Heavy silver Pencils & leads.
Rogers Razors 4 Congress Knives,
Wastenholm'6 extra do. do.
Watch chains and cold & silver keys, ~.
Violin strings and Musical Boxes, SIS.
Specifies. assorted, and cases,
Razor strops and shaving compound,
Fancy Cologn, Rose & bears Oil,
Ok marrow, Pomade, & macasser oil
Plates, Novels & Indellible Ink,
Candies, assorted, and fine Cigars,
Nuts, Rasins, Fruits &c.
.TAere is also . SODA FOUNT in esA-
with the establishment that will be found
in order during the warm season.
Georgia Sired, Louisieas, No..
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Punch asks and answers . question
"What 10 better than presence Of mind il
. railway accident" "Absencs ofbody.'
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': WOOD : 90: & VIOLET j !; IT.

WHOLESALE AGENTS AND DEALE1s IN
PITTSB URGH MANUFACTURES
No. 30 North Main street.,
ST. LOUIS, MO.
SOLE AGENTS FOR
COLEMAN, HALMAN & cos Coach snt
Elliptic Springs, Iron, Nails, Wrought Nuts
Rivets, Spikes, Bolts, SC.
Livingston, Roggen & Co.'S Platform and Coun'
ter Scales, Parten Kaughphy and Paint Mills
Knob Locks Latches, Malleable Castings, sc
Lippencot & Co.'S (warranted) Axes, Hatchets
Shovels, Spades, Picks, Mattocks, Mill, Cir
cular and X Cut Saws, &c.
F. & W. M Farbe's (superior) Carding Ma
chimes, Machine Cards, Comb Cleaners, &c.
Patterson's (superior) Letter Copying Presses
Marshall & Bros celebrated Solid Box Vices
Mill, Timber and Press Screws, &c. &c.
Burke s. Bainss' superior warranted fire, thiei
and damp proof Salamander Safes.
.Andrer FutOn's Deliberately Church, Steam
boat and Tavern Bells.
u Dealers are respectfully invited to exam
inc their stock, which will be sold low for cash
or approved paper.
81. Louis May Ist., ls49-ly.
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WHAT R YOU LOOKING EoR?-A man
was angry with his wife, IS was often the
case, either because she talked too much or
c~ontradicted him, or for some other reason;
in short, he was out of humor with her, and
resolved not to speak a single word to her
for a long time. He kept bis resolution for
a few days very strictly. One evening he
lis lying in bed and wishes to sleep, he draws
his nightcap over his ears, and his wife may
say what she will he hears nothing of it
The wife then takes q candle, and carries
il into every hole anti corner; she removes
stools, and chairs, and tables, and looks
carefully behind them. The husband sits
up in bed, and gazes inquiringly at her
movements; he thinks thatthe din musthavs
an end ct last. But he is mistaken. His
wife keeps on looking and searching. The
husband loses patience, and cries:
"What are you looking for?
"For your tongus,'' she answers, Sand
now that I have found K tell me why you
are angry"
HersupOn they become good friends
agsin.
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Rates of Advertising.

Rates Of Advertising.
Twslve lines or less, first insertion, IS
Each additional insertion, SO
Yearly and quarterly advertisements at rea-
sonable rates,
JOB WORK of all kinds, done with neatness
and despatch, cheap for cash.
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GoLD.-Thus far there has been deposit
ed atthe Philadelphia Mint, California Gold
to the smonnt of 81, 1896, $40.
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Terms Of the Banner.

Single copy, per annum, in advance, 81 30
If not paid within three months, 200
If not paid within the year, $50
No paper will be discontinued unless the same
be paid for up to the time of disc~ontinuance.
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A gentleman sat down 10 write a deed,
and began with "know all women BY these
presents"
"You are wrong" said a bystsndsr, "i'
ought to be know all men,"
every wsll'' answered the other, ''if oil
women know it, ell men will of course"
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A paper is about TO be started in Montre.
al, for the advocacy Of annexation to the
United States.
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CA S.

THE undersigned has resumed the practic.
of the Law, and will attend the Circuit
Courts in the counties Of Marion, Rails, Pike
Montgomery, Lincoln and St. Charles, and e
such other business as shall be entrusted to him
His residence is at Bowling Green, Pike county,
Mo. EZRA HUNT.
July ID lS49.
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well, Patrick asked the doctor, show
do you do to dsy?' ooh, dear, doctor,
enjoy very bad health inirely. This rhsu.
mathis is very distressing. indade. When
/ 60 to sleep, l lay awake eli night; aud my
toe Is swslled % big asa gooss's hens egg
100 whin I stand up I fall directly
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A Village Beau,

The following portrait of Mr.. H. Adophns Haw-
kins, Is from Longfellow's new novel Kavanagh:
In addition to these transient lovers, who were
put piIds OF passage, winging their way in an
incredibly short space of time from the iorrid to
the if'gid zone, there was in the village domestic
ana resident adorer, whose love for himself for
Miss Vaughan, and for the beautiful. had trans
formed his name from Hiram A. Hawkins 10 ii.
Adoiphus Hawkins He was a dealer in Fnolisb
linens and carpets-a profession which of itself
fills the mind with ideas of domestic comfort His
waist-coats were made like Lord Melbourne's in
the illustrated English papers, and his shiny hair
went OIL TO the left in Il superb sweep, like the
hand-rail of bannisier. He Wore many rings on
his fingers, and several breastpins and gold chains
disposed about his person. On all his bland phv-
siognomy was stamped, some of his linens,
soft finish for family use Everything about
him spoke the lady's man. He was, in fact, per-
iect ring-dove; and, like the rest of his Species
always walked up TO the female, and bowling his
head, sweed out his crop, and uttered a vers
palntIVe murmur.
Moreover, Mr. Hiram Adolphus Hawkins was
a poet-so much poet, that, as his sister fro
quently remarked, he spoke blank verse in the
bosom of his family The general tone of his
productions was sad, desponding, perhaps slightly
morbid. How could 1t be otherwise with the
writings of one who had never been the worlds
friend, nor the world his ! who looked upon him
self as a pyramid of mind on the dark desert of
despair and who, at the age of twenty-five, had
drunk the bitter draught of life TO the dregs, and
dashed the goblet down! His productions were
published in the Poets Corner of the Farmeadow
Advertiser; and it was a relief to know, that, in
private life, as his sister remarked, he was sby no
means the censorious and moody person some of
his writings might imply.
Such was the parsonage who assumed to him
self the perious position of Miss Vaughan's per-
manent admirer He imagined that il was impos-
slble for any woman to look upon him and not love
him. Accordingly, he paraded himself at bis shop
door as she passed; he paraded himself at the cor
ners of the streets; he paraded himself at the
church-sleps on Sunday. He spied her from the
window; he sailed from the door; he followed her
with his eyes ne followed her with his whole
august person; he passed her and repassed her,
and turned back to gaze; he lay in wait with
detected countenance and Responding air; he per-
secuted her with his looks he pretended that their
souls could comprehend each other without words
and whenever her lovers We're alluded to in his
presence, he graveIy declared as one who had
reason to know, that, if Miss Vaughan ever mar
red, it would be some one of gigantic intellect"
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II. 8. MARSHAL'S SALE,


In The u District Court the Eastern District Of Louisiana.
f. Conrad, Esq, Assignee Of the Estate IF lanes Haunt
by VIRTUE from Honorable District
ID Court the United States District aforesaid
ing date 10th day Of May si9 will expose public sale MON
June H. NJ Arcade,
Magazine street. between Guyier and Nache all the
right title and surrendered by said bankrupt and vested
said and to the following described property witt
All that Of lard Parish this
State the right bank OF the Bayou Bent bounded
property Charles Benedick AMI below by Dennis Nc
containing 400 apens more or less together with the Improvements
thereon and nppurtenances thereof.
O. Eighty Acres Of Land, Of Section No. Township No p
south OF degree north latitude Range No. o east
basis meridian OF the south district Of Louisiana Said 80
of Land situated the side OF Bayou Bruf
g. Two hundred and five and eighty five hun1reh7 Acres
nh latitude, Of Range No. g east o! the basis MERIDIAN III The
district Of Louna, situated in the Parish of avoyeles and
Rays Ferry bounded the by lands Of Dennis Mcdaniel.
All that Tract Land composed of Lots Nos. OF Sec
ton No in Township No south of the 3ist degree, north at
ude Range No meridian, the
of Lousrna situated in the Parish of Ayoyees the
side Bayou B9u bounded the north by lands o. Isaac Baldwin,
Containing according Surveyors RETURN ard
hunreths acres acquired from IT,
States appears Certificate No. OiS the Register of the Land
Office, dated al Opeousas on the 10Th Of April 1855.
all the foregoing Tracts OF Land plantation, and TO be
. o d in block.
OF Land will be exhibited on the day sale
of KHkman. Alternately Hanna bills receivable and balances
due said firm well the bills PAYABLE and balances due by
being exhibited the banArupts schedule fe in the u
Dist. Court.
Terms sae-For claims
Estate, purchaser his
(s300 from the Of
Bank Louisiana. earog interest the Of PER
from date until final secured mortgage The
Acts H. B. Cenas Notary Public the expense
the purchasers.
WILLIAM S. SCOTT, U. s. Marshal
my9 49, JED. II. for the Eastern District of Louisiana.
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NEW ORLEANS:
MONDAY MORNING, JUNE 4, ls4s.

sUMMER.-The heat for the last two weeks has been tina,
OF midsummer the thermometer ranging between eighty
hve and ninety in the shade If there are any no can keen
themselves cool by thinking the frosty Caucasus they
nave now an ample opportunity exercise their
tom Umbrellas parasols, white pantaoons and fomda.
be looking broad trimmed hats of the same color are the
general but inadequate articles by which the painting and
dripping citizens strive to ameorae the effects of the fiery
Now do newspaper carriers, post boys cartmen black
smiths. and steamenene men, and all other unfortunate
aboers whose duties call them abroad during the bsa,
OF the day wipe their drenhed oeheas and soey lament
their faes while shOemakers tao editors and other lite
rary men, congratulate thems Ives their sedany
pations and ply their anguid tasks dsmanted of every
supertiuous habliment Now, when fat men meet each
other In the street, do they more inquire what's the
news but pausing. peradvenure beneath the shade of
awning or TIE angle of honse do lake of their hats pass
their hahdkerchets over their streaming heads inform each
oher that It's very hot weather." ask how is the ther
mometer " and lea that has reached at least one hun
dred and twenty six in the shade Now too the human
the boosted lords of he creation rendered uubapnv
ep by the impairment familari'ies of e VILE deested
execrabe mosquito which puts whole theories of stocal
philosophy TO flight with the 'onch of his sting which brings
the flash Of Impotence and into heavenly faces and
causes to shrink this bury soldier who would walk up the
lannon's mouth as cseIesSJ curl his whisker.
Now 90 people. contrary 10 all custom. wish for cold
comfort, desiring. like King John be " com orted with
cod Now do butchers dogs repent of their unchecked
indulgence in canvoous Diet and greyhounds alone are
good habits of body Now do stout gentlemen, after
hearty dinner, look if they going throua the pro.
cess of da'ion, larding the lean earth they walk
along" Now is it good to keep the eeward of ice carts
and to the windwad of ladies' of color and three mperti
nent questions in succession from any is legitimate
for assassination Now may all people who persist in
drinking unmxed brandy Irish whisky be given up by
the . Temperance Society,"
There certainly is something delightful in the general
awakening of nature from the dead sleep of winter and
the bossomng of the flowers the first warng of the birds
and the genial warmth and freshness of the first spring days
and all this sort OF thing, bear iueXpTesbe charm along
with them; but to worldly and unromanc disposition
partial to papabe realities, the oil frnt accep
table than the scent of flowers, and promise of good
thing not coed the good thing Itself. In SO far summer
better than spring But in truth, despite of calm temper
and thin jacket, the weather is horribly may say
awiuiy, hot
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-06-04
COMMITTEE MENINGITIS Joint Committee held its
usual daily meeting Saturday morning at the MAYORS
ONCE There being only eight members present. no business
transacted ~ A~''

Two WHALES INA FIGHT.-A whale was found
quite dead recently, says Rhode Island paper,
near Point Judith. Of the cause of his death there
could be no mistake. He had been ia a row with
another whale. or some other saltwater ruffian.
and whipped to death. The decorations upon vari-
Gus parts Of his carcass are very severe, and in
many parts the flesh was torn up and sometimes torn
of by the pound or two. In short, it is a clear
case Of marine prize fighting. He measures some
thing more than twenty-five feet in length, and is
beautifully proportioned
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-06-04

DARING BURGLARY-7he Burglar Shot.-On Saturday
night, about midnight, Ms Walker, the lady of Judge
Alexander Walker, residing MeJomene street, perceived
that ladder had been placed ut the window of their bed
room the second story of the building and Immediately
awoke the Judge He searched the ROOM but could find no
in it, and was entering adjoining apartment, with
revolving pistol in hand an light the other when
he the h iGow of The fellow Instantly sprang
him. with knife his hand, and seizng tie Of the
Judge, by which he held the light the candle fell to the floor
In the momentary struggle, The Judge capled Il pistol
the mans head, and pulled The trigger, but it missed fe
The explosion Of the cap, however, frightened him. and
leasing Lis hold he spTang back step two upon which
the pistol was three ii ed him with success After the
first shot he commenced reteang towards the window
The first and second fired az him with his face to the
Judge, and the third when he turned his back
through the window from which he fell the grou nd pow
eress. The watch called. and the was found
to be negro, who has been noted desperate, and Of
the most skful burglars in this city for years. His
Isam He the property of the late Dr. Slade and
owned, understand by Mr. Hughes. On his being
taken the watch house. found that every shot took
effect, the three balls passing through his neck He
expected live large bundle of articles he had gathered
in the house found in the yard among which was
bust of Macready, the celebrated deneaio of human
sous showing that the fellow had appreciation of the
finopr
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PORT OF NEW ORLEANS:
LATITUDE. Is 673o N-LoxsrrupE. 80 Win Time. 81.

Cleared Saturday:
Ship Marion. Sampson, Liverpool c.: Meeker
Ship Trenton, Snow. La Rochelle, w. H. Ohensandt
Ship Hartley, MoreI Liverpool. JENKINS Baddendof
Ship Rajah, jackson. New York. Toby & Nephew
Ship Venice Sage, Bordeaux, w. II. Offensandt
Br. ship Alexander Grant Alexander, Liverpool,
Ship Parhenon, Woodbury.. Liverpool. G. w Hynson
Ship Hndostan Cushing. Liverpool, w Oliver
Ship Allegheny, shsnkland. Philadelphia,
Bark Gen. Taylor. Redman Liverpool. Dewey & Co
Bark Washin gton Heating. Lisbon, ]. ii. Ashbrdge
brig Frederick, CEosley, Boston, &. 2. Bennett
Schr. Major Bache, Blish Sabine Pass, Master
Schr. Adeline. Tucker, Matagorda, o. Wickham
Schr Mary Filkns, Harrison, Point Isabel o. Wckham
Schr. Aurais, Hanson, Apalachco'a karnor McCuIy
Arrived YESTERDAY:
mo arrivals from yesterday.1
sTEAMBOATs:
Oregon, Hien, from Mobile.
Diadem. Ha derman, from Cincinnati
Jas Dick Jenkins, from Nashville-530 bales cotton.
Gypsy, Ure from Baton Rouge.
Duck River Apologize. from Texas-78 bsles cotton
'ConcordIa Frost, from ycksburg-1o0 bales cotton.
Coreo; Johnson. Eom Bayou Crosse T6te
Old Hickory Northern, from Nashvie-10 bales cotton,
Towboat DeSoto, Kinney. from the Passes.
Memoranda:
The steamer Dadem left Cincinnati on the nd LOU
isve on the 9th ul-repors sst water in Canal and
the Ohio falling fast
Towboat DeSoto flowed down and to on the 18th u,
ships Macedonia and Arlington.
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My-TERIoUs-On Thursday last. the body of a white
man. about 3, yea old found dead the mouth of
Bayou Labar Jefferson Parish From fact that there
several cuts and bru his face 1t supposed
he came his death by violence Aninque was held upon
the body and verdict returned thsthe deceased came 10
his deah by violence from the hands of person or per-
son unk
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-06-04

IARcERy-Tbomas jenkins pas Saturday brought
before Recorder Seuzeneau on the charge OF having stolen
piece Of muslin from the of NJ Oary corner Of SIc'
fov and Frenchmen streets The charge pre- erred by MI
Curry The case will be examined to-day. Anotbsr man
has on complaint Of Mr. o. eafy been sent before the
FiTst Disfrict Cour 10 be tried for the offence
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-06-04

HaMAoCKs STorEN-A wstchnan of the First NUM-
cipafy night watch, ON Friday night arrested man
ramed Geg0se Lepape who had in his possession four
hammOckS suDpOsed to have been stolen.
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FOR CALIFORNIA.


~ S4TTRDaYh tns T., positively nnlsss sooner s
above having the most of her passenger engage This
se
& co. who will forward passengers to Panama and San
Passage in Cabin all in State Rooms. $50
Passage in the Storage md found.
f0f e's KE :, ff:h p FOSTER 20 Tchouptouas
DEWEY & CO, 81 Gravier St. le4
q. For San francisco, California-To Sail the
b ba N Ssds il Mese
S 1s Wy as sh
commanded BY Of %aeh experience in the Pacific and
S as gse s @
desirable manner For freight passage apply on board at
Post s. Second M'ai'ipa1''y o. MHeEKER IS poydr..
r Passasein First Cabin. $3.50 Second Cabin. 5000;
stserose Passengers TAKEN and no berth secured sa
a. For California, gia ohssres-IoI saccssd p the
z Brig uCTAyaLNsg ocasans Gna CnMsysss ksg
sscos, f..is stem Sa XII M vii
% . .s. sa'
9 .s re ." so au fS'
A' ''' SksfSkIs5H F:,S. + rs,s.. st.
Co. who receive ssssS and freight
ss a ss% sss saS
De time e b: arrival at chaeFes until Ne en0a1 my rsn
.r,For oal,forria. MID chaeres--Nsr orleans and
ATb Chagres RsxEfar Lise The hue 49, WIFE VIA
- cope ed hnd CORNER fs,asneea ons ss;on,
and the stsessee viii b ted 70 g e . III
commodaae limited nnmber g ~. xs$s csntsin
:: :: i SEQ. =: FiSsEsJs 8 ;an.
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SALES AT AUCTION.
G.. Kersheedt VS.. His Credit

TSlFTH DISTRICT COURT Of Orleans No. 205e. b.
Il of decree rendered May h the Honorable Fifth
District Court OF New Orleans the above entitled NATTER VIII
proceed sell at public auco the premises Camp
between Common Streets SATURDAY. June 9h
lS49 A. O'Clock NJ direction of E. Briggs Syndic,
and for account of the creditors OF said insovent-
One Printing Standing 40 lbs. NonpareI
Type 6s3 lbs Mnon ls7 lbs Agate 1857 lbs Pearl l25 Us Nom
pare Title Two Line, l0 lbs Leads founs Two Line
Pearl Condensed Brewer Antique do Plea Condensed do
Great Primer Black do Bourgeois fl9 Rules 50 pair Cases. rs
Composing Sticks Desks, Tables Newspaper Rack Stoves
PES Clock, lot of Maps and Books Keller
Cooking sunry other articles surrendered by said
solvent o his creditors.
being and auction, described
property will be dsfnvey aucad the highest and bidder
for will bring, 70 months credit purchaser furnishing
bond with good and solvent security bearing per
until final ayInent. JOHN L. LEWIS,
jed 8 Sheriff Of The Parish Orleans.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-06-04

sKIFr LoAD-On Friday night skf was seized by
the First Municipality police containing the following ari
ces supposed to be stolen handbook horse collar. tub
q tin basin, saucepan, saw, and some cr0ckery.
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ANOTHER STABBING CAsE.-A man named Robert
Swan on hoard the schooner Naive American. lying at
the New Basin was Friday afternoon dangerously stab
bed by another sailor named Samuel Cooper Capt Pow
e who hal Cooper arrested deposed that the two rad
quarrel in the OF which Swain kicked Cooper.
The CAPTAIN separated them but he turned
Cooper assaulted Swain with knife and stabbed him
twice. The wounded Immediately taken 10 the
Charity Hospital One OF his wounds considered
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STEAMBOAT ROBBERY Two men, named Charles Rice
and Thomas Collins. Saturday brought before Re
cnrer win 90 e charge of having broken open trunk
nm hoar I'd OF the Atlantic. and robbed OF $1,000
They were sent before the First District Court.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-06-04

DIscHAReED.-Wm. Fox. charged with an assault and
battery Saturday discharged by Recorder Genos
Jenny BINARY US Al discharged.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-06-04

BALLOON AscESsIoN.-The daring aeronaut. Mons
Ve:dalle, another ascension last evening fion the
Place Ames At the appointed hour the balloon rose ma.
jescay from the earth and clearing the trees passed
the Cathedral and took nOhey direction. After ascend
ing several hundred feet tie aerial navigator descended
safety. The ascension witnessed by multitude OF al.
mirng spectators whose wonder particularly excited by
the gymnasc exercises performed by Mons. Verdale
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-06-04

swINpLrSe-A man named Richer vas, on Saturday.
accused before Recorder GenO by Eugenie togieIsen WIN
havinp sQIpdied her mt of 424. --ltl.- =
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ASS CHRISTIAN HOTEL.

PASS CHRISTIAN HOTEL.
THIS favoe of the citizens of Louisiana. Missis
sippi and adjoining States, was opened for the -
alterations and additions have been male during the s4
winter. with view of rendering this establishment ageea
be and worthy the patronage hitherto bestowed.
The Pass rendered of by the splendid line OF
low pressure mail steamers Oregon, James L. Day and Cali
orna. which leave Lake Ponicharain daily, and the Mo-
bile and MoneZuma ri-weeky.
Attached to the Hotel is an Academy for young Misses
and BOYS separate departments under The able manage
ment OF Nj Rack man. well and favoaby known 10 the
residents OF New Orleans. The Academy will open June
Two Physicians. Of well known staining; dwell at the
Pass. R. II. MONTGOMERY. Manager.
sS~ All maiabe mater left at the Offices of Mes.rs J.
g. r. Geddes Bank Pace and Nj. Judson, Esq, Of
Canal and Camp streets, viii be forwarded daily Is 3m