The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-01-04
HOTELS, RESTAURANTS.
HANKS ARCADE Naeoz,ne stree, =

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BANKS ARCADE. Magazine street L...
hE snbsenberS sen having recently Ieomhed and m
throughout, prepared to accommodate any number
OF Sly and transient & P9aes The rooms are pleasant ana
and their Tables shall all times be furnished with the best
the market Affords They return their thanks to the public Tor
ectgy sos continq9pFfs 9i ,he 3 ns5 ssme oro,o
BOARDING HOUSE.
No. 121 GRlIlER, STREET, 6etpeeen, 50. Charles
Gna SaToHde1et, 9He Soor from s9rHer y Car9ndese
lfl friends and the public that she continues the ii;
above eligible location occupied by her during the 49,
and those who may favor her with their patronage From
oeaon @ Of her Hoss she e sonddent Of being able 70
give entire satisfaction to all who may favor her with their
RRhT Her Terms VI" continue to Sf dC yf5
MADISON HOUSE, Montgomery, Ala.
he TTRASTfEE FdBLc ns cDnden fliSafiB BS
he supply the wants of the Transient Vissrs to i
Who are going to, or returning from the North, can o0ia
MEALS AT ALL Hours, TO suit the arrival and departure q
constantly attendance convey to and from the
eoa TO nle e bqy sR e e bSe a
reduced Tste oies additional 1ducensnis to the travelling
and pains will be spared to render the stay OF yser pleas
''s sas ~ d&Wif I''' c. A. ABERCRoMBIE
CRESCENT CITY HOTEL,
CORNER cUSTO.HHOUSE AND FRONT STS.,
VATII4L be opened for the reception Of BOARD 49,
FuRNSEI6 19 for fanFn Famiss and and Single
Gentemen, TAgLEthe best the market will afford. A
The above establishment has been built by the proprietor,
expressly Tor the accommodation Of city and transient Board
1t OF the healthy and airy situations in the
city, and pains VIII be spared TO render these who stop
w ssi ~ FaitiiGi and attentive Servants.
TERMsaS reasonable any establishment of the kind in
the city [jai d& VIII Il, ALEXANDER. Proprietor.
THE GEM.
No. 10 ROYAL STREET, Opposite the POsto6fee.
TI'HIS Fashionable SALOON continues furnish -
the besof Beyerage-tle sameas when openedlast mi
year. Ono change) The fropneor has been at great ;
expense Renting,
expressly for the Gem The Marriage Of Washington, 1y
daR SH The BEAR % an Or spo d he North
Amerean Indians; The s9 Morning Twilight seenerep
mon merit The OLD Painting Of the BunIng Praile and
Od are en- e Wa St an VIE sbose aSd S the
convenience and comfort, from the ToILEr RooM 70 the
oeS1 '''' tdS sS lmi i' desirable j. Ef3hb e. Miller Rev
| COMMERCIAL HOTEL,
Corner Of Ne0 Legee and Gr0d streets, el Orleans.
T'liIS large and convenient Hotel ayng been leased m
Il BY the undersigned for Of years, iii
for the reception OF boarders, families, and single
The interior OF tlns establishment has been thoroughly
eleansed and painted and the bedrooms all fitted IN
yenlent being both in the front part OF The house are also
s and one o eeeen HeI aG P9e a e pnS g enye ga
will always be kept and also watchma who P attend 20
the private entrance during the night In short pains Will
be spared TO make those who paonise the Commercial Hotel
The situation Of the House is welknown TO be of the
most desirable ones I II The city, being exactly in ne centre q
The management OF the whole House VIII be entirely unie
the superinteadeneo Of Mr. T. A. GOLDSTElM, who I
muniy boarding house keeper for number OF yeaT bJ
this he hopes meet the wishes of those who paone th
Commercial Hotel. w. IL, LONG, Propnetor.
/ mo lm Il. A. GOLD5TElN Superintendent
| AMERICAN OYSTER SALOON AND REsTAU
| RANr.....Ao. Al ST. CHARLES STREET.
TTHE subscriber bcgs leave 10 inform his friend
| IL and the public that he has thoroughly re- 1M =
painted and repaired his establishment and will NA o.
open 1t for their accommodation on Nj Onday, NM
l Sept g. Having made extensive alterations and Ses%
i in tsOOkIuV uisslLa
NA fordng much greater facilities than formerly, Ia
yS4$A trusts 10 be able his patrons with ever
A2t thing in his line in style unequalied by any Re;
constant supply of OYSTERS from the choc- asegA y
est Beds OF the Gulf and the Lakes and his able Ak
will always be supplied with the best 81 EAkS, Us
| CHOPS, FISH GAME, etc, tUsetiieE
| >zE4sf Naeyery deicacy 10 be procured in the NewO
| %~-A--Ssk~ leans markets. The BAR will be supple
| with WINES and LIQUORS, PORTER, ALE, ETC., {
Walters viii be second to none IN tie city and he will
found awas his post that his patrons receive prOmI
and polite attendance In short he will exeron
received [sep3 6nl JAMES CASSIDY.
LAFAYETTE RESTAURANT.
VNHE undersigned would most respectfully inform the cit
| Il zeiis OF Lafayette and New Orleans and ~ n
the Public in general that they have opened SA o.
| the LAFAYETTE RESTAURANT, for. Nm y
| .swrr- merly Kept by PML1P HARTY, ~
| Nzsk4yN sand situated on L.EVEE, 6etpeeH .lae
| S-S-2-aAs and Josephine streets and hayin
repaired and rehItedthe q same they are pr
tee with all the sub IN stantias and delieaei
Of the season, such ~ Oysters Game and FL
OF every description. Ineir WcS, Liquors, hayir
| city can afford. VIM. ii. MCGUIRE,
| d3 In H. CASSEDY
: / SADDLERY. ETC.