The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-06-30

FOR THE WATERING PLACE5.-Afer the tolls and
troubles Of week in town. accustomed to
take relaxation by occasional trip the lake
of the fine steamers which navigate its waters To
such sbundant opportunity for gratifying their de-
ses will be afforded to day. Those going to Madsonvle
Vaudeville Lewisbug, etc. embark the fine steamer
Olivia Capt Warren A. Grice, which will leave the Lake
end of the railroad the arrival of the O'Clock
Tomorrow the boat will leave the arrival of The
O'Clock Capt. Grice is well known to lake ira
vees that commentator of him or his boat would
be snpe,fuous Persons wishing to to Mobile and to
for the night of the watering Places
the fine Gen Taylor which will leave past
g. stopping all the watering places Then there is the
splendid and popular steamer Oregon Capt. Hein, which
leaves on the of IL o'clock cars The travelling
public know that the Oregon nenor boat aoat..
For evening trip the California will leave o'clock
She is under command Of Charlie REYNOLDS whom
body knows, and who is in himself living evidence of the
good farce which be found his boat Lastly there
the Mobile, which will leave 6o'clock The Mobile
under the command of Capt Sutton whose reputation
energetic. gentemanly and skful commander stands
high among all our citizens.
MISS E. PETRIx-This deservedly popular and versatile
actress puts forth her for benefit this evening tn
Olympic. Long known and we'll appreciated she has
been by New Orleans play goe needless for
into catalogue of her talents and winning ways the pro-
fssion which she has chosen Since the opening of the
Olympic this season. however she has sustained-and with
credit too-characten of all lines and varieties from
the Owly and unctous Disfana to the meek and gentle
DesdemOna. leaving the audience wreSthed in smiles
bahed in according to her province Well does the
fair beneficiary deserve of the public and give her
a benefit as is a benefit" The Drama of Eugene
Aram" the Extravanza of Jenny is Come Dance by
Josephine and Song by Mr. Page form excellent bill
DE Bows COMMERCIAL RxvIEw-We glad to
that the publication of this work has been resumed The
humber for July before and fully susains the
previous high repu of the Review contains articles
the - INSTRUMENTATION between the Atlantic and
Pacific oceans sketch of the State of Mississippi,
" Communication between New York and New Orleans
" Cotton" The Mississippi Swamp" " Sugar, etc."
TINE secret of American Wine making " Slavery in the
TerritOres. -" How shall Cotton maintain emunera
ting prices 2" Commerce and Resources of the United
States, Z" and Progress of the United States
NEW ORLEANS MEDICAL AND SURGICAL JOURNAL
The July number of this excellent periodical before
1t the usual of interesting relating
Medicine and its kindred sciences We informed in this
number that the deaths from Cholera appearance
the city up June l6th 3543 The number of
admissions into the Charity Ho pta during the month of
April 1l07 discharges 676 deaths 200 In May the ad
missions 1884 discharges 9s4 dealt .6S remaining 500
SHADY GRovE.-One of the pleasantest OF the many
terng place the Gulf shore where usi
cate this weather. Shady Grove at Biloxi 1t is
msnomer call and add, from experience,
that the cool and pleasant the viands excellent
the attendance good the bathing accommodations first rate
and last not least the prices moderate See advertisement