The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-12-31
HOTFLs. RESTAURANTS.

BANKS ARCADE. sIaeazine street ~.
'aiE eels Rayne recently Ieussiishea and a
hroughogt are prepared % nueonmolaie any number ~
vel geniated The Bsr Supplied with lie Choicest Liquors
and theI tables shall q All Times bg furnished with the best
the liberal patronage extended to tc the past season. and re-
spessi9e I segi eonpnq9peSs q she S ,ss9s
BOARDING ROUSE.
No. 12t GR.aVIER STREET, between So. Cherries
III M SIS 80, lss S9si s q Ssr9bs4
AtA friends and the public that she continues in the M
last years, and ppdEed accommodate her f1ends
and those who may favor her with eir patronage From
location Of her HOUSE s ess confident Of being able to
give entire saaeon to all who may favor her with their
ER1TE. ~ VI 'Yl',rD' " dlO iyd& W.
MADISON HOUSE, Montgomery, Ala.
lie TRAVENG PUBLIC fSi e eo dentg i6S al a.
he can supply the wants Of the Transient Viers to i
who going t OF returning from lie North, can obtain
EAts "a AL MogRs 70 suit tie arrival and dspSTqTe q
constantly in Attendance TO convey passengers and from the
equal to any other establishment in the town and being 81
REDUCED rate, offer additional inducements to the travelling
public The best Stewards Cooks and Servants engaged
and no pains vii be spared TO render the stay Of ve pleas
au2O d&Wtf c. A. ABERCRoMBTE.
CRESCENT CITY HOTEL
| CORNER CUSTOJIHO USE AND FRONT SITS,
NNTIl be opened for the reception Of BOARD -.
FUBNfsaED RON for s%n FamSies and and nss
gentlemen. TA9LE-the best the market will afford u IL
The above establishment has been built by the proprietor
expressly for the accommodation Of city and transient Board
En- II Is one 81 te most healthy and airy situations In the
c ana no pains VII be spared TO render those who stop
+ To- Faithful and attentive Servants.
TERMsas reasonable as any establishment Of the kind in
tle city lJal dSHul II. ALEXANDER, Proprietor
THE GEM
No. 10 R Y.4L STREET, Opposite tie PostoRes.
| rT'HIs Fashionable SALOON continues to furnish 49,.
year Cho ehange) The Proprietor hss BEEN al gFsst
expressly for the Gem: The Marriage Of Washington By
Indian buffalo Hunt: The Bear Hunt, Or spoq Of he No5
American Indians; The Soft Morning Twilight Scene-rep-
merit The Old Painting Of the Burning Prairie and
i s oib1I ~ aqm9n Of all Wao see as well as
convenience and comfort, from the TOLET Room to the
ALooS renders it The most desirable RETREAT in New
COMMERCIAL HOTEL,
Corner Of Nso LsUee and irod Streets Vs1o Orleans
large and convenient Hotel having been leased M.
for the reception Of boarders, families and single gem
usaInlen, a. very moderate prices
The interior Of this establishment has been thorOug hy
eansed and painted, and the bedrooms are an fitted out in
venen being both in the front part Of he house are Az
newly FURNISHED N good order and Ii with gas. One foI
will always be kept, and also watcman who will attend Ia
ne private entrance during the night In short pains viii
be spared 70 make those who paOnse the Commercial Hoe
The situation of the House is weknoyyn to be one fte
most desirable ones in the city being exactly in the centre Of
the steamboat and datboa landings which make very
The Of he Whole House Viii be entirely uude,
the supenntendence Of Mr.. P. A. GOLDSTEIN, who Is
well and iayoaby Known by the city and travelling com.
munty as boarding house keeper for number of years by
| Commercial Hotel w. H. LONG, Proprietor.
NO I'm 7. "A, GOLDSTEIN, Superintendent.
| AMERICAN OYSTER SALOON AND RFGTAT-
hANE.. No. Al ST. CIf.4RLES STREET.
subscriber begs leave to inform his numerous friends
Il and the public that he has thoroughly re- M N
painted and repaired his establishment, and will ~ ~
open il for their accommodation on Monday, ~ M
Sept. 3, Having made extensive alterations and ~
r. improvements IN the Cooking Department, af-
foTtlng much greater facilities than formerly. he
F4F trusts to be able to serve bis patrons with every
.EA thing in his line in a stye uneduaad by any Res.
taurautlu the city. He has made arfangemt for a
a constant supply Of o. OYSTERS from the choic- IN
esL Beds OF the Gulf and Lakes his Table AZ
will always be supplisd with the best STEAKS,
!. -a- CHOPS, FISH GAME, ETC., together WIN
eeFegy delicacy TO be procured in the New Or
leans markets. The BAR will be supplied
with WINES and LIQUORS, PORTER, ALE, ETC, Of
tas very best brands carefully selected. His Cooks and
Halefs VIII be second 10 in the city and he will be
found awas at his post 70 that his patrons receive prompt
and polite attendance. In short he viii every exeton 10
render his Saloon worthy of the liberal support it has hitherto
received. LsepS 6ml JAMES CASSIDY.
LAFAYETTE REsTAURANT.
NE undersigned would most respectfully inform the citi-
Il zens of Lafayette and New Orleans and ~ -
the LAFAYETTE RESTAURANT, for ~ ~
merry keptby PHIL1P HARTY,
80 and situated LEPEE, bett1een Jack
-; y - 4. s9A aRa Josephine stTeets and having
pared g gs s Ss Il ny &c l sSd aSS P me-
ti s VIE an fbs sq5 stsatis snd dseqess
Of every description. Their Vines, LiQa0rg, having
been a selected ~ themselves are OF e very best brands the
city can Afford WI. b. MCGUIRE,