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The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1850-03-09
Another Card.
From T. BUTLER KING.
WASHINGTON, March, 5 IS.

WASHINGTON, March, 5 1850.
To tic Editors Of The Repudie-Grn-
tlemen:-I have seen in the Union oil
this date correspondence between Mr.
A. b. Brown, Of the House of Represent
atives, and ex-Secrcta-ies Buchanan and
Marcy, in which they assert that they
did not advise General Riley 10 issue hi.
proclamation of The 3id of June last
calling a convention OF the people OF
California TO form State Government.
This is question between these mem
bers OF the late administration and Cen
eral Riley, with which have nothing
to do ! asserted fat, which is per-
fectly well known, that the steamer Pan
anna, in which | was passenger from
Panama to San Francisco, was the first,
conveyance by which the people of Cali
iornia received the intelligence of the
Inauguration Of President Taylor and
the appointment of his Cabinet. and that
as this steamer did not stop at Monterey
on her way to San Francisco, where she
arrived on the 4th OF June, it was not
possible that General Riley could have
received instructions from the present
administration to issue his proclamation
which is dated on the Sd OF June. l, fol
lows as matter of course that the Pres
ident and Secretaries to whom he refers
must have been OF the late administra-
ton.
The quotations from the letter of Gem
eral PrrsIler F. Smith, of the ooh of
June, to the War Department, on which
the Union relies to sustain its editorial
introducing the above correspondence e,
is undoubtedly conclusive evidence
against itself. 1t is as follows: "Mr.
King arrived at the time these procla-
nations were about being issued: and it
was matter of great congratulation that
the government, by anticipation, had ap-
proved of the latter measure.' Would
Gen. Smith speak thus to department
from which he had received advice or
instruct ions to perform particular act!
Would he regard it as "matter of great
congra,ua,ion" that the "gov eminent
ty anticipation had approved The meas
ule" OF course, if the present admin
istratlon had given advice or instruc-
tons to a high military officer, he would
not address them in the language of con-
graduation that certain measures, then in
progress in his department, had not the
approval o + the administration by aniici-
paiion-not in compliance with advice
or Instructions.
T. BUTLER KING.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1850-03-09

MExIco.-Annexation 10 the United
Return of Santa Anna-Mr. Wal
ter NJ. Gibson, who recently went to Mex
leo on official business, and who has made
pretty extended survey Of The country,
has returned to New York, and comInuni-
Gated several interesting items OF intelli-
gence concerning the social and political
condition of he country:
The aspect OF affairs at the capital was
very stormy at the time OF Mr.. G.'s visit.
Troops were at one time ordered out to
surround the excited localities, and an OUT
break was expected at the Theatre. A
feeling IN favor of annexation to the Unit
ed States prevails among the monarchi,ts,
who comprise the wealthy Spaniards or
If that cannot be o! tanned, then they with
the adoption Of some mode of colonization
from Europe, unler the agency Of Arneri-
can Companies. This latter feeling is
earnest and extensive, and the plan for
colonization is based upon the purchase of
large tracts of land in the State OF Vera
Cruz, by American capitalists, and the
settlement thereon Of large emigration
from Germany, France or England, in q
body large enough 10 secure them from
loss by Expectations or otherwise. Mr..
e. has memorial from the owners Of
ffty-two haciendas in the State of Vera
Cruz, asking that this plan may be adopt
cd. Many OF them are decidedly in favor
OF annexation
The desire Tor the return of Santa Anna
was growing broad and deep, and it Vas
felt more and more, daily, that Re is the
on y man who can control the d-stines Of
Mexico.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1850-03-09
Magazines, &C.,

Es=We find on our table, unnot:ccd, tho
following periodicals.:
Godey's Ladys Book for March.-Among lie
contributors are w. G.. Simms, Tuckerlnan,
Mrs. Neal, II. B. fiirst and Mrs. Ellet. The
contents are good. The engravines Of which
there arc quite number are very fine-particn-
Iarly "The Coufdant" and "Tlie Young An
gler."
The Mothers .Mnga.ine--publshed by Myron
Finch, New York, March. This seems to be an
exec lcnt publ cation. The number bef,re us
has good line engraving and number of ar
ticles by excellent writer's, 81 per year.
The Southern Lndy's Magazine. A Monthly
Journal of Literature, Art aud Scie nee, Vol. l
No. i Baltimore, .april 1850. II. NJ. GARLAND
JR. Editor and Proprietor. Mrs. MARGARET
PIccor Associate Editor Hero is new mag
nzinc started in Baltimore, which, Judging from
the first number, is destined 10 meet with sue
cess. We hope it may receive liber al en-
management al the start, that the editors, who
We know have the talent to make it n work Of
high literary character, may BE- thereby insp-
red TO put forth their best efforts-for warran
ty of success is an inspiration which will not
fail to enliven the pages of "a writer. Mrs.
Piggot under the t tiles of "Gretta" and "kate
llarebcll" has written much and well; prose and
poetry. The leading article in this magazine
is from her pen, and is beautiful Baltimore,
| and Maryland, and the South should nobly sus-
tam this work. Its terms for single copies per
anum $3.50, four copies Tor IS, and ten for $40.
| The american Farmer, March, SAN uEr. SANDS
BALTIC. 81 per'anum. We cannot say more, nor
less of this work, than that it never was, and
cannot DO exccllcd for the price.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1850-03-09

ST. AUGUsrlNE.-We notice that the
Post office at St. Augustine in this county,
has been re-establshed, and Mr.. John
Mears appointed postmaster. Since the
removal OF the Post office from the Pivot
Bridge to Chesapeake City, St. Augustine
lies directly on the mail route down the
Eastern Shore. If any of our subscribers
wish their papers sent thither, they can
have Mr.. Mears so to direct
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1850-03-09

Mn WEBsrER's SrEEcH.-The specch Of Mr..
Webster delivered in the Senate on Thurs ay
in reply 10 Mr. Calhoun, is represented to have
been powerful enc. and ono that will tend
greatly to allay the feelings of luminosity at
preseat existing between the north and the south.
He laid out the Wilmot provso cold, and assert.
ell that slavery was excl dod from California and
New Mexico by impossible barriers wh,oh ma
tuIs had Iearod,
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1850-03-09

DFrom the ashes OF the old Hartford
Madisonian, a new one has arisen eclips-
ing In appearance and in every good
quality the one consumed. 1t is indeed
an excellent paper. We hope our veteran
friend Keatinge may abundantly prosper,
for So he deserves,
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1850-03-09

STEAMBOAT EXpLoslo1.-Asthe steam.
boat Clifton was rounding to, at New
Castle, on Saturday morning last, an rx
plosion took place, which killed the fire.
man, and scaded four more severely,
The cause of the accident. is said TO b.
the blowing out of three stay bolts. Thi'
,the only fatal accident, that has occui
rcd upon our river for some years.
DeMyarian.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1850-03-09

CHEsArEAKE ClrY.-This hourlshing
village has been incorporated by the Leg
islaturc. It's inhabitants are characterized
by industry and business tact, and 1t bids
fair 10 become a considerable town.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1850-03-09

A New PApER.--s'The Banner OF Lib.
erty' is the name of Wing paper, just
started at Liberty-Town, Frederick coun-
ty in this State, by Alfred Schley, Esq.
1t is spirited and we'll appearing paper
and we wish it large success.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1850-03-09

ALL HAIL, LorlslANA.-An act passed
the Senate of Louisian, on the 18th ult.,
to provide block OF stone for the WASH
ington Monument, hearing the following
inscription: "The State OF Louisiana
ever loyal TO the Constitution and the
Union"
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1850-03-09

FINE CATTLE.-Mr. Rudolph Bennett
pun chased on Thursday from Mr.. An
drew Harvey, fine pair OF cattle fed
BY him; the weight OF the two was some
thing over 800 lbs.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1850-03-09

McCULLoUGH's CLAlM.-On Monday
the bill in favor Of Passmore Mccullough
which was last week rejected in the House
OF Delegates was reconsidered. Some
amendments were made to it, but it was
again rejected by vote of As to "a.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1850-03-09
ELKToN Posi- OYFICEs.-We sometimeI

ELKToN Posi- OYFIcEs.-We sometimes
receive papers and letters that seem to
have been travelling month. The rea-
son may be that they are miscarried 10
some other office of the same name. There
are in the United States six Elktons: one
in Cecil CO., Nd, one in Giles CO., Tenn,
one in Todd CO, KY, one in Columbiana
CO., Ohio, one in Crawford CO., Illinois,
and another in Polk Co., Missouri
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1850-03-09

THE NASHVILLE vENrIoN.-Kentuckv,
Louisiana, Tennessee and Maryland win not be
represented in the Southern Convention. We
question indeed lift assemblies.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1850-03-09

INTENTIONAL machine has been in
vented by Mr.. Samuel Bullock, a boot
maker OF this city, for saving out l,rps,,-
lar shapes OF anv pattern or siz,. II may
be seen at the blind and sash mandatory
Of Mr.. Lewis Thatcher, in Shiplcy street,
between Fifth and Sixth.
del. Republican.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1850-03-09

WZ. Collins Lee Esq, has been APP
pointed U. $. District Attorney for the
District Of Maryland, and his appointment
has been confirmed by the Senate.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1850-03-09

Novel Clearance for Californa.-The
schr. Enterprise, Captain Vandyke, cl-ar-
ed from New Orleans for San Francisco.
She is only 5 and 62-l0O tons bur,h-p
and carries seven men. She is TO proceed
TO Chagres, where she will be haul'd aero 9
the 1sthmus, and launched at Panama Tor
the voya ,e to San Francisco
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1850-03-09

~A Washington correspondent oftl,o Bal
timore Sun states tina. Louis Napoleon,.. President
of France, has fallen into condition Of helpless
imbecility both mental and physical.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1850-03-09

rChurch Notlce.-The Rev. H, S.
Howell, will by Divine permission preach
sermon to the young men III the Presby-
terrain church in this place, on next Sab
bath evening 7 O'Clock. The public are
respectfully invited to attend,
There will be no service in the after-
noon Of that day. mar y.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1850-03-09

RESTORED TO HIS RASK.-The Senate
has decided in favor OF Lieut. Schaum-
burg, restoring him his rank in the Amer
lean service, the restoration carrying with
it back pay, amounting, perhaps, to $780,
600
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1850-03-09

PEHHsvLvAxIA.-A bill has been intro
duced into the Legislature Of Pennsylvania
to repeal The law Of that State prohibiting
their officers from assisting in the capture
OF fugitive slaves from other States.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1850-03-09

Father Mathew was IN Montgomery.
Alabama, on the Goth February admins.
tering the temperance pledge.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1850-03-09

Ex-Governor Folks nomination as COL
lector Of Customs at this Port, has been
unanimous y confirmed by the u. States
Senate.
Richard Clement, Esq, gentleman Of
the highest standing, in this community,
has been appointed Inspector.
[Del. Journal.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1850-03-09
ELHTON, Md.
Saturday March 9 1850.

: Tonight by law, our Legislature
closes its session. 1t has been crowded
with BUSINESS this week, and many bills,
no doubt, will have to lay over.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1850-03-09

~The Baltimore American has COM
menced issuing an elegant "Weekly" at
50 per year.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1850-03-09

The Eleventh Presbyterian church,
Philadelphia, hereto 'ora new school,
has applied for admission TO the old
schoI Presbytery ofthat city.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1850-03-09

Miss FREpERlkA BREMDR, is on a visit
al Brooklyn, and leaves, the New York
Mirror says for the south, in the course
of this or the next week.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1850-03-09

FARMlNG.-The Queen Anne's Sentinel
says the farmers IN that neighborhood
have pretty generally commenced their
agricultural operations. The weather has
been favorable for some time, and they are
making good use OF it.
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follows !:

THE OYSTER WAR.-We learn from
Cambridge Democrat, that Capt. Painter
and others of the schooner LAFAYETTE, Of
Philadelphia, arrested for dredging ovs,.rs,
were fined $50 and costs, and the boa, re-
leased. Capt. Pedrick, of the schooner
Sally Ann, Of Philadelphia, was fined IS,
and each of his crew So, and his boat tor
feited to the State The case of Capt Ra-
bans, OF the schooner Daniel Porter, had
not been decided.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1850-03-09

SHAp.- The Delaware Journal states
that shad were selling in the Wilmington
market, on Wednesday morning, from 25
to IS cents each. They were brought
from Baltimore.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1850-03-09

THE CINCINNATI SENATORIAL CAsE.-
The Serate OF Ohio, after six months con-
tent'on, on Thursday last adopted r-so-
luton acknowledging Mr.. BroadwrlI, the
Wing claimant, as the Senator elect from
Hamilton county. The House has, on tn.
other hand. admitted the Democratic
claimants to the seats in that body, al
though the merits Of the case are the same
in both Houses.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1850-03-09

The House OF DELEGATEs.-IheH House
# Delegates consists of 80 members, hi-
vlded among the trades and proiessins, as
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1850-03-09

The SUNDAY LAw.-At the time of our
last issue we supposed the House Bill
leaving the matter of the continuance Of
the Sunday law to the people, would pass
the Senate. 1t however met with diff
terent fate, being rejected by vote OF l
to 10. The following is the vote.
Ayes-Mrssrs. Blackstone, Bowling,
Blocher. Carey, Clarke, Kent, McCul-
Tough, Matthews, Sellman, and Wlllis-1o
Nays-Nlessrs. Gather, president; Con-
stable, Done, George, Hambleton, Keyser,
Moorcs, Nail, Phelps, Roberts and Wha-
ley-l1.
From the report of the proceedings in
the Baltimore Sun we copy the following:
Mr.. Hambleton hoped that the bill
might not pass. He regarded 1t as a mis-
cradle subteriuge to repeal the existing law,
under the plea OF submitting it to the peo-
ple' 1t has been asked why laws are not
passed restricting dry goods merchants in
the matter of sale on that day; those so en-
gaged-ev the Jewish population-en-
tertained SO high respect for the sanctity
OF the Sabbath, tina, no law is needed to
restrain them; whilst those engaged in
selling liquor openly, resist all law. He
had witnessed on the Sabbath at the prln-
cipal hotel of Baltimore, such throngs OF
young men, and confusion, as to cause him
to abandon it. The people ofthe counties
desire no change, and he could not give
any countenance to the bill.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1850-03-09

THE CECIL County RAIL RoAD Cont
rANy:-A Company with the above title
has been Incorporated by the Legislature.
1t has in view the construction, as we un.
derstand, Of a rail road from the village of
North East, Cecil county. northward to
the Columbia rail road in Pennsylvania,
near Pennlngtonville. We have been in
formed that the Philadelphia, Wilmington
and Baltimore Rail Road Co., ofe, to lay
the track, if the company just incorpo-
rated, grade the road and we are also in,
formed that there is strong probability
that 1t will be done. We hope it may SO
turn out. A Rail road in that place would
be OF vast importance to that part OF our
county, and we should think would DO a
good business.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1850-03-09

following is list OF the Post offices and
Postmasters in Cecil county.
a Blue Ball, John L. Blles,
a Brick Meeting House, Chas. H. Haines,
b Cecilton ]. J. Pearce,
C Charlestown, Cons'tia F. Black
a Cherry Hill John T Shippers,
b Chesapeake City, J. T. Hedrick,
C College Green Benz. F. Kirk,
Elkton Joseph Wallace,
a Fair Hill Thos. P Sutton,
c North East Stephen b: Ford,
C Perryville Joseph Cochran,
C Port Deposit Samuel Peace,
Rising Sun Jesse A. Kirk,
c Rockland Thomas Gregg,
C Rock Springs Benjamin Gibson,
Rowandsville Samuel Rowland,
b St. Augustine John Mears,
South Milford Caleb Reynolds,
b Warwick John B. Morton,
Wood Lawn Theo. H. Knight,
t Zion John Carhart.
The mail leaves Elkton for the Offices
marked (a) twice week, Mondays and
Thursdays at S o'clock A. M.
Those marked (b) are on the Eastern
Shore route; for which the mail leaves
here about ~ o'clock on Mondays, We'd
nesdays and Saturdays.
Letters for those marked te) can be
mailed daily by the Southern mail.
(D South Milford is supplied twice a
week from North East-W ednesdays and
Saturdays. (f) We do not know by what
route Zion is reached.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1850-03-09

~ arden Sccds.--Fresh garden seeds just rc'
Uce and toi sale by -.
March 0 browne MelnIrs.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1850-03-09

Posi- OFFICES IN Cecil CoUNrY.-The
following is list of the Post offices and
Postmasters in Cecil county.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-06-26
REGULAR PACKETS.

IT, n For Bioxi7The splendid and fayorite low
s%1sf g. PnSaf n fa%s nRss GAAtT9hs.bA A 4.
5espB5 nd BoT % oS 10 n h9SS rf s 2 2Tfsn n MDP r., Cy
he EaP9st o'clock A. NJ cars Thereafter will leave
sAk6AAY 81 6A IF fyR If S ss and
e. The " GGUcs mi Returning leaves Biloxi
Fare to Bay st. Louis and Pass Christian. ..,.....$2 90
myS "'D R r GEbBE hsf BSs Agents 10 Bank Place 90
rTuuo /, For Mobile via Bay St. Louis, Pass
slss.N Christian. N, Mississippi City, Biloxi, and Pas
win cave ss Bo1c f'fh%sf and FUR
throughout The season. leaving the New Canal on
touching the Pontehartrain Railroad for
by the O'Clock P NJ. train on Tuesdays, and by the Va
s Was9F Paces Sn on MoSbAY and Ss
A all hours of the daythat received up to ociock P M on
Tuesday, and oc9ek NJ on Friday, will forward as
dps eii D FOR 'shEs H. p'Wsifs WNGf GaRRf % aPoyda st.
AAkF tAkEssT sTEAn BFhAMER MHEAyISSIAiTIT2RN q2M BsA
ssSzETzzzis Paeket-For Mandevie, Lewsburgh, Madf.
GRyf aaq 6LVR 81 w. 6ss Re
% dy gSekd t. as SHys Place S
o he d'ssn Rsroad iPRSE EVERY
Sunday s whn S sSS se 5 p leave s s SoS x eI
leaves Coyngton Every Morning. at O'Clock (sundays eS
B1j2Hai s St Lou,
mbss sm or 'nEARf5E LEWIS AfCUs..' { Us sCOvinston.
,4Asat.si z ThGksb1Y PAtKET. 5 p M@stsamor
light draugbt steamer will leave for lie above and DteTme
diate landings Every THURSDAY, at5P M
Passengers from New Orleans going North may calculate
with certainty on her time
je7 uau CAMPBELL g. co. Agents, Mobile
~ n Vicksburg, Wnrrenton and New Car
lIfstk5ss5jS thage Weekly Packet Steamer LOHNDEs,
AesszzasSss13s Jr.-EVERY FRIDAY EVENING-For
Nicksburg WanentOn, New Carthage and al intermediate
landngsTThe new magnificent and swift running passenger
steamer LOWNDES, JR., will commence running in the
above trade about the 18th of September and will
remain In the above trade during the For freight
passage, apply 10
apl3 If t. B. SMITH. 96 Magazine ST.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-06-26
HOTELS. RESTAURANTS.

HOLLYWOOD HOUsE-Eastern Shore of -.
This delightful simmer resort now in complete order
for the reception of visitors Many important i'm ILL
BeT Of Single Rooms for enenen and isfEe Rooms for
Famies.al of them handsomely furnished have been
Of erection The shower Baths are in fine ORDER and
Mb sSSH si a. a al S ucS a. anns a.
Fishing Sailing. Billiards, Ten Pins embrace
SSf 81 i'qd ss g a e. s
q s sa S3S 81 BaS ts s @ S eIsS
city Of Noble and surrounding country Tende1r one Of the
be constantly supplied with Fish, Oyster Crabs Venison
etc The BAR will contain the choicest Liquors and Wines
two years since from the stump-but -funhed it, and
s Row keeping m iwch pretty good guaIantee that he
e stsamboSt C9a making two trips every day to this
once a day, and viii continue until the new boat arrives
which expected the 1st of June. Letters and papers will
sa dlSi to this house. b WkB WRis E aM2Ai00d
Board per month, single Rooms. g %
a. per month, double Rooms ................!.. 30 90
per 10 @
Sc more than day. q
BraaSfas supper and Lodging. each. 50
deduction for Families according to their number,
E1Ass CHRISTIAN HOTEIl-This establishment SO
well known to the citizens Of Newt Irleans and -,
vicinity. will re open On SATURDAY, May 11th. Gl::f
Aleys, Billiard Rooms Pistol Gallery, and Canages-& -.
The purity of the amophere with the cool refreshing sea
breeze and total absence of all diseases incidental Southern
the desirable
while its proximity New Orleans makes peculiarly
convenient for those having business requiring attention. The
e9mmpneaton to and from the place effected daily by the
Mail Company steamers Oregon, j. L. Day, California Flo
nda, ST. Charles, and Mobile which, for Speed elegance
and attention, surpassed by line of boats in the
pnion Physicians of wei known reputation reside the
Pass whose services at all hours be obtained and the
Academy, under the able superntendence G. Blackman
ESQ (Which will open in Junel, sufficient guarantee
parents that the education OF their children will suffer from
prolonged residence at the Pass.
The Southern Yacht Club will hold their meetings. COM
mencng July 4th
As Heretofore every exeron will be used to maintain the
reputation OF the house first class Hotel all its appoint
ments and 10 render the sjOun Of Families and Bachelors
pleasant and agreeable.
PassChristan, Miss, April 90
N B-Leers, papes, and other malable matter left at
the office of NJ Judson, ESQ.,, Camp and Canal sts.
will be forwarded daily BY tha uaVnnai.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-06-26

nAPHNEHOTEI-HOW WARD S--The undersigned
~ for several years the conductor of the we'll known 80
Hotel and fashionable watering place DAPHNE, fflssf
situate in Baldwin county, Ala, the eastern shore %
OF Mobile Bay ten miles south east of Mobile, most
respectfully invites Ladies and Gentlemen give him visit
with their families and enjoy the beauties and attrac
tive accommodations of the place. open for the season.
He intends conduct his house in such style of and
excellence make the of the country and every
way worthy OF the liberal patronage.
Those visiting DAPHNE will have the advantage of en-
oyng Shower Bas unsurpassed in the Southern country
being supplied by Natural Fountain discharging
dred gallons OF water minute. strong Chay ybeate
Spring also the premises very beneficial those whose
health require the of Mineral Water.
For Salt Water Bathing a c0mmodiOus house has been
erected.
Low Steamboat will leave this place every NOR
ming for Mobile, and return in the evening.
Applications for Board should be directed me, care
of JOHN TICKNOR, ESQ.,, Mobile, Ala.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-06-26

2DfiS sTROUD Il Co, ii5 CoSMoS ST., between
1ron neeA AZ, q9d BPEoGqs "a sts., DsgTs ~ MAR0wO
HRAfES, MONUMENTS, TOMBS, TOMB \fI444+pAEi
~aAHS, GRAVE STONES, and MARBLE in oNT1tNo
a Iiiri ut varieties ThOmastOn LIME, Cal WE$
g fr't ti.ASTER OF PARIS, Roma. - Hy-
i.'tuuc CEMENT, Plastering HAIR, White sand, ~
.a.-.0,h. Pensacola and Plttsburg FL RE-BRlCK my3