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The mountain sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1844-1853, 1850-02-14
VOL. 6.-NO. 10.

lying on splendid couch, and looking as
if death had already achieved the victory.
But she heard first his voice very sharply
''If not by good will. by forcer and then
another, but sweeter voice, and the
French tongue, "Let me speak with her
for moment my gracious lord.
An instant after the door opened, and
clothed in princely apparel, a young man
appeared-but Mary's hear; beat fast--her
knees trembled-ihe color went sn1 came
in her cheeK-she stretched forth her
rms towards him-she fell almost fainting
on his bosom.
"Oh! why came you uot7 why came
you not?" she cried.
'Hark, MaryI" he answered. as the, pal
ace clock struck loud and clear, shark be-
loved, it is our hour of meeting! and am
here-thine own dear cousin, Charles of
Gonzaga-will you refuse the Duke Of
Rhetal stili?"
The warm, warm blood was all over
that bright face; but the smile-the tim,d
yet confding smile spoke more than
words could have done, and in a smoment
more the Duke of Rhetel led on TO the al
tar raised in the hall beyond, trembling,
blushing but not unhappy bride.
The mountain sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1844-1853, 1850-02-14
American Tea.

The New York Journal of Commerce
publishes letter from DR.. Junius Smith.
dated Golden Grove. Greenyille, 8. c.,
Jan. IA, 1850, in which that gentleman
thus describes the progress he has made
in his experiment Of tea culture:
You will be pleased 10 hear that tea
plant, in strength and uigor, is IN bud and
blossom still, and promises to continue
until greeted by the vernal breeze, and
cheered by solar heat. | have one re-
markable plant, branch of which is SO
loaded with seed, now about the size of a
pea, that it bends.'Eunder its weight, and
almost touches the ground. The tea
plant is curious shrpb, and TO watch It's
developement is an amusement deeply
In answer TO your enquiries
the probable time OF my being
able to dispose of tea plants and seed,
beg to inform you that 1t is my intention
TO accommodate the public, SO far as L can.
with both plants and tea nuts, the ensuing
spring, most likely in March. and thus
open the way 10 an extensive cultivation
in the United States.
The mountain sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1844-1853, 1850-02-14

GA gentleman visiting deaf anl
dumb Institution, asked one of the pu-
pills.
.'What is eternitys
The answer was,-''It is the lifctins
Of the Alnighty,'
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-06-15
NEW ORLEANS MARKETS.

fdtuFudy morning. June ID. io0J.
The week elapsed has not been period of much ac
tiyy in general market state of things however, be
expected at the present advanced period OF the season. Cot
ton has been in fair demsnd and prices have been pretty well
sustained owing to the encouraging advces from Europe,
well the unayorabe prospect for the crop
Corn has improved owing light receipts and advance
has taken place in Pork and Bacon.
The weather has been quite warm, with frequent rains
throughout the week.
COTTON-The market presented quite dull appearance
in the early part Of the week. prices tending favor
who Saturday, Monday and Tuesday, took some 1000
bales the bulk Of what was for shipment Europe On the
afternoon of the latter day later news from England was re-
ceiyed by the steamer Atlantic reporting slight advance
Liverpool. and an active market This led more ANNA
ted inquiry with and Wednesday 1900 bales changed
hands at sepdier and rmer prices On Thursday morD
still later accounts from Europe received By the Canada
showing further I'D. advance Liverpool and also repre-
sentng the state Of affairs the manufacturing districts
improving In market the sales of the day reached 300
bales at full prices, while yesterday only 1900 bales
disposed Of making the business of the entire week I5 200
bales divided among English, Continental and Northern
buyers In regard to prces, though decidedly frmer within
the past day two, find decided advance and there
fore retain quotations of last week The receipts proper
at this port since the LIST September bales against
10. JOG time in 1s4s, and all the United States
n0raf ltaI l.,I.o
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-06-15

sz Owing 10 the nnn,eyous comnl,in,s or vs.. .r.a;
in the New Canal of detention and damage cau.ad Nv M
large number of small craft and boats habo
at the Lake entrance and in the Canal above the bridge
notice is hereby given that from and after the 18th lime
all Steamboats,, Vessels Yachts. o, and other cr.t ~
every description will be charged TOLLS ioeach and every
time they come inside Of the the same as if the
0lI. :, ~. and or H.. rau.l al; ~
10 s LAKE END o. .hS osnal VIII Dc REQUIRED 70 collect
- cana.'. 'e''''' - N' S"A''e''
Tbat the said Comp,ny sb, ba entitled Il, ,,
w '1'' COMPANY s"ah "e ei''iueu W recei'e rom
every sncIas sad lanai sum not ssossns thirty
~, - aid 80. IA Dul-
bn,tben than ona ,on and on , ,a,u.st oe
master Of any boat or vessel navigating said Canal or of s
Collector of Tolls it sba be awTuI for each Of them !
choose one person to measure the number Of tons which ..,d
boat vessel is capable of carrying and mark the same
in figures on the head and stern of said boat. and the said
boat so measured and marked shall always be permitted
pass through said Canal for the price per ton to which the
number of marked shall amount and it the owner or
master Of such vessel shall decline choosing person resident
payable to ascertain the thereof then the amount OF
,"sn shall e ssa by appointed that
be paid according to such measurement"
Alo that article 9TH of municipal reg uations will be
enforced.
Art o. INA. every vessel not employed in loading or
uhoaus cargo san pay hse oonas per day during the time
they may remain in the Canal Basin Harbor counting
ilom the eighth day after their arrival" n ,v.Nupv
A .. AINsyyORTE, NOTARY PUBLIC AND
NC ne gs,g fgsao oEscnaN ,;o
Residence and 0ffiaa NJ n
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-06-15

Victor Collins free negro brought before Recorder
Genos yesterday the charge of obtaining $780, in the fol
lowing manner: Mr. Martin, evee clerk in the habit or
sending the he collects the steamboats, by his conf
dental servant, girl Two three days ago the girl
sent with s40 nbank notes be delivered the clerk
Of boat She met Victor tine street, and he offered to
the its destination She handed him the roll
of notes and returned home Victor retained the amount and
the next day, Mr. Martin being informed of the crcum.
Stances the police of the First Municipality put on the
alert and Lieut. Largne arrested VICTOR Besides the s4OO
he had $500 in bank notes in his possession, which he partly
owned and partly borrowed. He found to he in The
State in conavenou to law, and the First Dis
uict Court.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-06-15

Taylor, who was arrested a short time since al
Boston, for counteffeling, was the son and only
child OF the laie Hon. Levi Taylor, Of CRANKY,
Mass, man Of wealth and excellent reputation.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-06-15

SEVERE AssAULT.-Charles Klauson and Bridget Lyons,
charged with committing serious assault Augustus
HndermaB. required yesterday by Recorder Genos
appear for trial before the First District Court The ARRAY
occurred in beer house in st. PhliD street
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-06-15

PIcKPooKEr.-Ignacio Quebedo alias Lanasa was ar
agned before Recorder enos yesterday on the charge
picking the pocket Of Mr.. Jacob Meyers, while the latter
was standing at the Postoffice Mr. Meyers had $50 in
specie in bag deposited in his coat pocket The sum was
too heavy to be lightly taken, and the moment that the
dexerous fingers of Quebedo removed the depostes that in
slant the complainant felt the change, and wheeling suddenly
round, caught the fellow in the act The prisoner although
he had cleared the skirts of Mr. Myers could clear his
own and on the charge Of eonousy acquiring funds of
another, he committed await the action of the Court
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-06-15

DRowNED.-The body Of man, supposed to be about
twenyegh old, found yesterday floating in the
river the foot Of Enghein street, Third Municipality The
deceased neatly clothed The body bore the ap-
was found except three small keys The clothing
consisted Of black cont. blue pants with stripes, black
vest CATERS etc. The had light hair and beard The
Coroner held an inquest-Verdict accordingly.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-06-15

Barka,
LUe1tcs' .N,eaU Dress Goods

WI61 ID. p. SCANLAN e. co. rm
WIllD,I No. ~ Charities steet, SA
1lnHIW receiving Plain
WV w choice eoorsi rich Satin Striped Painted Ogandies IL
new patterns Embederd end Plain Changeable Grensdne
ooons summer Dress Silks style Embroidered Capes
handkerchief Bonne articles which to-
Eetr u their large and we'll SUMMER
DRESS GOODS, Paris MI LlNERY, LACES and EMBROI-
DElES recently purchased the from the
first hauses Earvpe and America they will sell al as
Low PRICES
.;ar eau be purchased any house in the ciiy
ny 40 several cases Of FIST eoloFed English MS
dns"ss niT, ehsrrOSl at from 10 to Is per yard
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-06-15

for The murder Of Henry L. Prentiss, on Christ,
mas last. Tie case listed several days, and was
closed by tho rendition Of verdict Of man
slaughter, and sentencing HE prisoner to three
years Imprisonment ID lhe penitentiarY. IA.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-06-15
NEW ORLEA Ms.
SATURDAY MORNING. JUNE rs. 1880.

fire broke ont at about o'clock yesterday morning in
frame building in Casacavo street, between Ferdinand and
Press streets. One house consumed. and brick
buildings adjoining were partly destroyed.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-06-15

Notch the First municipality issgnaed tbs foIIsvrs
Hbs y MI h The Mes cenmencs At tbs ksfesd and ur
In the Second na the Mes atest the Steamboat Land
ing No. being fiahoht Landing. In the Third n3l
al the Railroad and run n Me- being ferrv vhs
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-06-15

THE Arson CAsE.- Juan Martinez, the barkeepsr Of
the Coeeh fired the 18th inst. has been examined
before Recorder Genois; but nothing could be ELECTED and
the accused was further remanded.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-06-15

REcoRDER's CoURT-SecOnd -HuR,eipality.-
cases OF assault disposed of yesterday, by dschargng
the parties On the examination of charge Of breach
trust the evidence did sustain the affidavit and the ac
cused was discharged.
The owners OF number Of drays appeared claim their
property, the Police having taken score of these vehicles
INTO possession for blocking up the and alleys of the
Metropolis The Recorder after short lecture to the VIC
Ialors Of the ordinance, released the draws.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-06-15

BuReLARy.-Oficer Arroyo plade an affidavit Yesterday
before Recorder Genos charging that ROGUE had psr
cpaed in burglary committed the 9Th inst. the pren.
SEES Of Joseph BFanc issued for the accnse
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-06-15
California TIckefs.

Nc Tickets for Cabin and seeTage 60 through per Mail
Liue, without delay, il Immediate application te
PARADISE, LAWRAsoN g. CO.
icl3 lOt los Magazine
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-06-15
B O O K s.:
ANCIENT AND MODERN ROCKS

ANCIENT AND MODERN BOOKS
I" many Languages and DID, and every depart
nent Of Science the Arts aud Lerare cudous old BOOKS
frns Pamphlets Magazines, Pictures Charts, Maps, Music
etc., with good assortment Stationery and the Cheap Pub
locations, he found the FRANKLIN BooKs1 ORE iss
Camp street, door below Gired lelI
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-06-15

Mons. MOrquine, proprietor of gymnasium, in
New York, on the 4th inst, committed suicide by
taking laudanum.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-06-15
NEW ORLEANS CATTLE MARKET.

JEFFkKSON CITY,
Friday Evening; June IA, 1850
Arrived during the past week. 712 head of Beef Cattle 1
Hogs. 1888 sheep, 81 Mich Cows 1l3 Calves During the
week the market has been pretty well supplied with Beef
Cattle and prices rather easier than last week. OfSheep
find fair supply in market, but few Mich Cows
offering present. Calves are in demand, but Hogs
| for sale.
PR1oEs: Beef Cattle, 4D6c v ID net; Sheep, $15s0
sss head Mica Goes, sib0$SO " head Catoss. u
| a 90 ~ head.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-06-15

The HoEoKKn DEAD.--1he remains Of Com.
George w. Rogers, who died ~ South America,
some sixteen years ago. which were lately received
at New York, by the Lexington, were taken to
New London. Conn, for refinement on the 3D.
marines
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-06-15
Tans, Freekles, Sunburn, and all Erup-
ti0ns of the Skin

tB May be speedily and permanently The
newly discovered Cosmetic FRENCH CT YShUS This valuable
Indispensable requisite every ludys toilet lis
elects upon the Skin aad Complexion perfectly magical
sale price so cents per bottle, at GuIoN's,
corner 81 Charles and Canal stress.
Importer Of Fine Fancy Articles Perfumey Sporting Articles
Es This Lotion llays all irritation by the bite Of
nnsTutoss my22
RecOlleetI
NJ Tao 0ay Depot for ns Sale Of DALLEY,S ORIGINAL
and oNLY GENUINE MAGICAL PAIN EXTRA oT0R, 70 a
NC. Isl chrFa stss R2su
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-06-15

FOUND DRowEED.-The body OF white man, nsnle
unknown. found yesterday floating in The river posi-
MOI The deceased had the appearance Of being abore
The clothing consisted of check shirt, red flannel shirt and
cottonade pants.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-06-15

For One Night Only
N5aa Concert Extraordinary. .aa.
EH M eT- AT the LYCEUM HALL, Fl
At4H5E. On TUESDAY EVENING, June is. 1N171i1.R
4ztS CHARLES WYNEN, Of Belgium on the sIYsR{{ssSs
%2 Violin. and a Int called ~UkAf
soisgs. SlGEORl CAMPGLIO on The Accordeon viii
his valuable accompbe,
Musician E. JOHNS, Eq has, With his characteristic bery
and kNness volunteered his BIZ
ANCHi will preside at the Piano.
PART l.
l. ..tinae Of the fvufth act Of " Lucia Ill IzmmeT-
moor, Aecordeons, NJ.
3. Grand Fantasia Of Con eFf, on motives Of
the Operas Of" lie Somnamoule and lie Pr
ra!es. o. the Violin y .ch'res wynen
and F.no, BY u. Campgo
PART IL
H.. LA Heaneoie inspiration, the V.olr,
an- named Perpetual Motion BY Charles wynen
Aceor eon Piano. Meisrs Campizio
3. Grand fanta instrument Geruva
sooma iron the Opera Of q William TELL
~ Tickets had places door on hs
evening" Of the Concert. iel5
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-06-15


u well known to the citizens OF New Orleans and -.
vicinity. viii re open on SATURDAY, May 11th. mi
Connected with the Hotel Bath houses Bowling ,ssl
and Horses.
The purity Of the atmosphere with the cool refreshing sea
breeze and total absence oil all diseases incidental Southern
latudes, renders the Pass desirable summer residence
while Is near proximity % Neworleans makes peculiarly
sonmqnicaOn to and from the place effected daily by the
hal Company steamers Oregon, L. Day, California Flo
Ida, 81 Charles, and Mobile, which, for speed, elegance
ard attention, are not surpassed by line of bouts the
nlon physcians Of well known reputation reside the
Pa whose services at all hours be obtained and the
academy under the able supentendenee Of G. Blackman
Esq (Which will open In Junc), sufficient guarantee TO
parents that the education OF their children will NOT suffer from
prolonged residence at tie Pass.
The Southern Yacht Club will hold their meetings conn.,
meneng July 4th. 49,
AS heretofore exeron will be used maintain the
reputation OF the house first class Hotel all appoint
merits and to render the sojouFn Of Families and Bachelors
pleasant Rnd agreeable.
,.a,. r, u; MONTGOMERY. Agent.
Passl hristan, Miss, April 80
B-Letlers, paper, and other maable matter left at
ibe 9lcs oil M Jpdson, ESD, Camp and Canal ss
VIII be forwarded daily i.y tina. -snail
myl 3md&W :,
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-06-15

FIRST DISTRICT COURT Judge Ldrue. - There was
nothing of interest before this Court yesterday The Grand
Jury found true bills against Theodore Barton charged with
onOnsy entering house in the night time John Leonard.
accused of stealing a horse and B. Mullen and Thomas
McFadden, charged with murder in killing Patrick Downs
in Anglers, some weeks since. McFadden is custody.
Mullen never has been taken.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-06-15

SHERIFFsS SALE.
JoskFB w. foUsa AND OTHERS rs john 8. CALDWELL.
Y VIRTUE Of twenty-five Wits Of Attainment by eonseut
~ q parties Interested viii 70 eel pubI Auction
the premises MONDAY. Jane n, 1850 II o'cioek A
the contents Of the PHOENIX HOUSE, street e
tween Graver and Peydas agreeaby inventory
can be seen a. e Nherh office previous
which will be rxhibied at the time and place
The LEASE Of the Premises expire May 1856
me annual rent Of $3.50 payable nonihe purchaser
enuued 10 al the benefits, and be subject
the Aforesaid Lease The whole sod block including The
Lease. Terms cah.
lel5 JOHN L LEWIS, Sheriff Of Parrish Of Orleans.
p. d. TAYLOR,
A UCTION AND COMMISSION MERCHANT. be. removed
"A 70 No s. Jr4ver street. where he vii
70 The sale Of Real Eae socks Damaged Cotton
hold Furniture. fizyes, etc nyi an
II EWIs FLORANCE, Commissioned .fuesienser Of.
IA flee No. 81 Gray will attend, usual, and give
his particular attention the sale of Real Estate Stocks
Damaged Cotton, PoW ardens household Furniture Slaves,
hands my2
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-06-15

List Of vessels In Port Not Cleared.

Per ship 5ultana from New York-Miss r Egsn; Messr
w IL b Gale, A L Briton.
Per ship Pyramid from Hayre247 cabin and Storage
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-06-15
RAOHEI.OR ,s AI.I1--AT MANDEVILLE, -.


IL having leased the above well known establishment "a
beg leave 10 say that the house has been thoroughly f
repaired and painted. The house spacious and the r
,oons comfortable afforng every convenience fog
Houses good. The well known character of the House.
and the locality Of Biloxi for Sea Bathing speak for them
selves The prope0 pledge themselves that neither pains
shall be spared to make she comfortable
The table will be at all times well supplied with the best The
market affords, together with fish and oysters every variety
The bar will be supplied with the very best Of Liquors, all of
he opened on the 10th instant
apl6 MITCHELL & SHORT.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-06-15
CRESCENT assSt anO gsb Printing GDfHee.

M The popficrI Of the Daily and Weekly Crescent respect
fully Inform their snd and the pubv they recently
made copdrahe additions their Job establishment
placed Under the charge Of Mr. LEWIS GRAHAM who
been long known in THE city gentlemen high capabilities
The art 1s natea u the Office being complete and nearly
all new they are prepared to al hims Of
B0OK AND JOB PRINTING,
WIN Tue le-' issde DELAY, and without disappointment those
VINO may isscf ilcn Nit pairof ge tear be
given TO the printing Of IA YERS, BRIEFS
BILLS or LApINa, INSURANCE. BLANKS,
BILL HEADS, NOTARIAL AND cLFRKs' nIANRa
BOOK HEADINGS, STEAMBOAT BILLS,
CIRCULARS, STEAMBOAT CARDS.
DRAf RECEIPTS, POSTERS AND HANDBILLs,
COTTON RECEIPTS, CARDS, ETC.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-06-15

RiiOXI HOusI-The public IS respectfully informed
~ that This establishment will be opened for the "a
reception Of visitors on the l5tl inst Attached 10 the A
iioase viii be found a. BAR and BILLIA RID iii.eaA
hnOM, TEN PIN ALLEYS, BATH HOUSES and
SsIABlsEs The table will be always supped with the
The large Lawn, and he great number Of Shade Trees sur
rounding The House make this Hotel the most desirable for
families OF any along the Coast Persons wishing 10
srure rooms will please address The undersigned and send
their ACCOMMODATIONS by boat
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-06-15

A. #. COCHRAN CO..
GENERAL COMMISSION MERCHANTS and Di.
W rect importers Of FRUITS, NUTS, WINES, etc.,
have always hand
CAROLINA SEED COW PEAs-5O0 bushels genu.
inc, imported direct from Charleston
PiG AZ, l9 drums new Smyrna, superior Eeme;
RAISINS-In quantities TO suit purchasers;
ALMONDS-9O0b bales and bags Soft Sheled Almonds;
SHIELDED AIMONDS-200 boxes, in fine order;
PECANS, BRAZIL NUTS and PEA NUTs-S50
bags and barrels;
PEPPER, RACE GINGER, etc.-4OO bags;
STARCH--Agency Of lieth, Floyd & Co.;
OLIVE 0Il500 baskets, pints and quarts Pagnol;''
SARDINES-Wh0ss,h halves, thirds and quarter boxes;
WINES-Mnscat ClaIet, ETC., in boxes; Malaga, sweet
and dry; PoTl Wine, various qualities, etc.;
BRANDIES-VariO qualities;
BUTTER-Always on hand. supply best ST. Louis;
ORANGES and LEMONS-Of direct importation, and
al kinds Of Foreign Fruits, etc.;
PRUNES-ln jars and fancy boxes;
CITRONS-900 boxes superior Genoa CitI0ns;
CHAMPAGNE-l00 baskets;
BRANDY CHERRIES-300c cases fresh, landing;
MACCARONI AND VERMICELLI-30O cases fresh
Genoa, landing;
FIRE.CRACKERS-3 800 boxes first quality No. i;
POWDER-Agency Of the celebrated American ChrYs-
"a Powder Company, guaranteed superior 10 any
Powder manufactured. Idl7 3dpl oil
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-06-15

tSugs ~ SUHcS o0hLH-cdst " me
ms Hsnghliu summer resort is in complete order s
lot te reception oil visitors. Many important i'm.
have been made during the past
yer o single Rooms for Gentlemen, and large Rooms for
thmles1a Of them handsomely furnished have been
added new Bathing House, expressly for ladies', Is In the
G9uFe Of erection. The Shower Baths fine order and
Ie naihIns Is as good as at any other watering place in
FISHING, Sailing, Billiards. Ten Pins, etc etc embrace some
o. the attractions which attend residence Hollywood
House The location of this place being 50 feet above he
level Of the bay and the breeze every Direction
giving ang view OF Mobile Bay, the Gulf of Meyco tie
Guy d Mobile and surrounding country, renders OF the
inos desirable sumplef retreats IN the South The table will
e constantly supplied with Fish, Oysters, Crabs Venison
sse Ihe Ar will contain ihe choicest Liquors and Wines
Inc undersigned commenced this establishment little over
ivy yeas since from The stump-bui itnished ard
M srve byevery courtesy and attention please his guests
he steamboat Cora SNOW making trips every day 10 this
place from Mobile. The steamboat Farmer also running
once DAY, and will continue until the boat arrives
which expected the LIST OF June Letters and papers will
rear Mobile WILLARD FREEMAN w.
p9afa per MONTH single Rooms ........$ IS 90
!. yer MONTH double Rooms. 30 90
per 10 GO
more than one day.... ...................... IS
breakfast Supper aid Lodging, each. ........... 50
~ deduction for Families according their number,
wants. etc. mYI6 3md&W