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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-10-03

III Mr. NATHAN SARGENT sometime Oliver
oId.chool caught rejection for snug fat Office
at Washin gtoD by reason ofwhisperod reports tina:
hs was the correspondent of Tho Tribune who had
handled the Constructive Mileage, &c. OF the Sen.
alto with great plainness of speech, Now A'' eaf
cant nerer uas 3 correspondent. Of this paper, and
had no hand in preparing any of the letters nques
ton. Possibly he may at soma time have written
ussw word Of advice on some subject bat nothing
agsin.s stealing, Senatorial or otherwise. In fact
We thought, while personally involved in the Mile.
sss wrangle in the House, that his HymPa'hlss
were quite the other way
still, the Senate have rejected Nathan on the
mistaken assumption that be was correspondent
ofTbe Tribune. That shows bad taste on the part
of that sugust body The fiddler whom the horse
lioL "a concluded that the brute had no ear for
music. and we fear shs 6enases perceptions are
equally Obtuse or perverted. But they may live
and lean
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-10-03

10, t,or.,,,or. WASHINGTON HUNT of Niagara 90
Laeut Gopernor GEORGE CORNELL OF ~ l. wy
Ia.a1 FBENEzER BLAKELY ofoaego
ost,Ae rOa.", C, 4RNER BAKER Of Jefferson
I III If s' Insql, VESSEL s. SMITH of Queens.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-10-03

0ENTLEMEss FALL AND .WIsTsR WEAa-"s -, !,
JENNINGS Co. 81 Broadway, opposite The ran ..-s
tain viii THE day introduce their new styles Of
and other Ra and Wis:sr garments, comprlsag -
nent In at3e and character far superior 70 o 81,
they have hsretosofS rendered 70 ''''i'''' old
meroua patrons
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-10-03

Gen LESLIE COMBS we learn, has returned to
lis residence in MayaVe, Ky from an extensive
four in the eastern section OF the United States
He is said to intend hereafter to devote himself to
the promotion OF works of internal improvement
by which alone Kentucky can be enabled TO main.
tain her just rank in the Union Courier
n@ The great primary Internal I'm
provement needed by Kentucky is the
Abolition of Slavery and the consequent
neral and social Elevation of Labor. That
accomplished, other works of Internal
Improvement would come easy Bat
Schools, Canals and Railroads make slow
progress within the shadow Of Human
Bondage We think Gen. Combs has the
sasacity to see this truth; let US hope that
he has also the moral courage to proclaim
it whenever he can hope to do SO to any
good purpose. ..----
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-10-03
RusIMEss NOTICES.

RARN6m's MusEUa--The performances al thia hou.s ~
always respectable aid very amuainR. Tht eyenrs u
Drunkard IL play ed, IL which The popular Hi.s Cnson
appears win Mr CiR'ke Ths afternoon TWO conf: piee.,
dance. a good and iutere stirg selection
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-10-03

EY- PowLgRs & WELLS, Pnrenoosis1 and Plblshsa
Clinton Hall ISL Ma, ssu-st near the Park.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-10-03
WING NOMINATIONS.

NEw-YoRK, THURSDAY, OCTOBER 3
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-10-03
S,nlIRY resolutions were adopted bv The Young Hens
aenernl Commiltee by aiill more decided vote.

Mir Raymond motion 10 reconsider qualified his vote by
Aa ing that sentiments IN some OF tue
buttons which lie did assent As however he wasn favor OF
their main object sending delegates the State Conven
Ion other left by the refusal OF the Comnt
lee 10 divide question: express his assent TO that proposition he
mad voted in favor the resolutions with this explanation
Mr. Kelly the Second Ward under The same motion 10 recon
alder explained by saying that be desired TO amend the last
by requesting the Delegates to that Convention to support
he tlcke alrtpdY nominated.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-10-03

He who fslta and runs away
May live TO fight another day
But he who is in battle ALAN
VIII never liye TO 6ght again
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-10-05

IJ,,,,bolJt we make the following ex-
tract, from an interesting letter to the Alta Cal-
fornia
d ur,,holdt Bay is full twenty miles in length
md rom six miles to three in breadth its outlet
to the ocean is from half to one mile in width
and is perfectly safe for vessels of any size. II
Humboldt Bay had no resources in the way of
mines its fine agricultural country and timber
would alone give it prosperity. Unlike the rest OF
California, its vegetation is green and luxuriant
throughout the dry season. Showers, which are
unknown in the interior during the summer months,
fall frequently here. This, together with the fact
that the soil is extremely fertile, will give it an
agricultural Importance long before any other part
OF the State. Many already commencing I'M
provement for this purpose, and in another year d
large farming interest will have grown up. mere mere
is, perhaps, part Of the world which can GoaI'
OF liner forests and none, that kho" u, ~ liol
presents SO many advantages for the saving oil
lumber
"So far as mining has been carried on, it has
been in the highest degree successful Inc rich
ness of the Trinity was sutfciently tested last ia
and as This in generally known, L will ouly say,
thai the Weld was 50 great as to draw large ma
iority of the miners from Redding, Cottonwood,
and the different mines in that region. have
conversed with many miners who say that the
mines of the Chaste and Klameth, although very
rich are not equal those Of the Trinity, and that
dry dggngs of great richness are found IN the
mountains between these rivers; this is OF the
greatest importance as it enables winter operations
to be carried on when the water is too high to work
on the bars Several towns have already sprung
up on the Bay and spectators, seeing its many
advan tages as harbor have each been attributing
particular excellence to their different places. A
simple statement of the position of these places
will show their relative merits. AS the mines
must, for some time come, be the great resource
of the country, that place is best situated which
is at once easy of access and near to the mines.
Tba r.. &c 10 IN tba IF he
trance but has fine channel for eight ten miles
to the northeast in the direction Of the mines. AT
the entrance stands Humboldt. Northeast of it,
at the head of navigation, stands Eureka. Union
is still ten miles farther to the northeast nothing
however, but small boats can go to the latter place
and these only at high tide the channel up to
Eureka is plain and easily navigated by vessels o
any size, while the harbor is well protected
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-10-05
Genuine Medicine Warehouse
No. I5l Chartres st. New OrIenns.

WRIGHT Il co. having resolved stand unrivaled in
every department of their business have agreed with the
ProPHeors and Agents of all the genuine popular Patent
Medicines throughout the United States keep
sany supplied with fresh and ample assortment at rates
tar below the usual market prices By this arrangement they
enabled offer for the inspection of purchasers the
extensive assortment which be found in this any OtheI
city. Having had many years experience in the purchase
and sale of Patent Medicines, they have acquired faces
for conducting this particular department. on the most liberia
exceedingly low, that the purchaser fail realize
handsome cenage his investment, either WOiesai,
assortment of ALL GENUINE PATENT MEDICINES.
The following list comprises part OF their assortment,
be furnished to dealers most cases. from twenty
twenty-five per cent cheaper than manufacturer regular
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-10-05
DAGUERHEoTTyYPPEE, TA,LLgoTYPE HYAlO.


IN the asgnees Of w. Talbot the patent rgbt oy tbs
use OF his Taboype in the States Of 0uisiann
Alabama, Florida Georgia and Texas beg leave 10 oa tbe
attention Of the public to their gallery Of specimens In th
new department of Photography. " ~
The TalbOIype taken upon paper. ivory glass metal
and variety OF other snbsances the first possessing The
decided advantages of tsnsmssbiIy by mail Gao be
enclosed IN letter, made to adOm the of book, OF
preserved in portfolio. -
The falbope eminsay susceptible of cOorng so that
e picture be finished degree desired by the
every Vaney of texture and color Of the trapery and
Gated, - W. 'iiN "N"' S'AA 10 ''ie4'uAS "eAil-
ahotype the sitter without any reverse
me right cheek Ni'' III" ''h''' SheeN' appears up"n
the Sdd1o can be duplicated any extent without
impression " trouble OF another sitting After the first
lime upon s,mSs COPIES be furnished future
IN Nv " III plicatOn by letter or otherwise
prosa1ii ~ T. being furnished with every fariy for the
oT ths Isis pefo aEe ready TO dpose Of GINS
DAGUERRE O isS Y't TflLh thorough IN tructions
better than any otbe, ltey profess take quicker and
seeond Or NO ebsSSs q child sx months in one
CAPEIIs-g bOFs, D !3FS i57 sas Nv Se.lr street
~" "a - AAAA y co. " TVheppitoulsr NJ
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-10-05
BOTANIC DRUG STORE.
as IFasfp Zruuur

IN BOTANIC DRUG STORE.
~ 9S CAMP STREET, NEw ORLEANS. 80
~ CONDUCTED BY DR.. A. A. JONES. M
IA This old establishment sOlCILs a continuance LA
pubic patronage. 1t the oldest IN existence in
me south And the one too that has uniformly kept fresh
ana good Medicines, eynced by the fact that is Oldest
atIqns are still It's best Every compound prepared
by the proprietor whose experience in that line OF
sixteen years standing they prepared Of the best
greteniS and are cOnse lenty OF the best quality,
Shnnll fanters, Physicians, private families wish to
procure Botanic Metcnes that respect
e to answer the designs Tor which they recommended
tHey have only 10 give their merchant
suuCuons 70 procure them Of the SUBSCRIBER who keeps
Piles and compounds.
All low prices articles Of the same value can be
afforded N the South.
Also all the late Botanic works.
Botanic Physician always In attendance. Remember
the No. Of the IS CAMP STREET. YG5 d w tiapl
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-10-05
HARTNEII,s MAsRINGTON HOTsK.

No. 223 CHESTNUT STREET, PHILD8DELPEL4.
rFNE undersigned would inform his Southern and
l. friends that this SPELENDID HOTEL, which ~
has been under his charge for several years. has been @
elegantly refed enlarged and reunishea in the % II
fashionable and the entire organization of
psrment complete The splendid suit Of apartments
be had at all times by giving few hours notice.
The central and fashionable location of the WASHING.
TON HOUSE, renders it of the desirable in the
city for Ladies and Families visiting Philadelphia, either upon
business pleasure; and there shall be exerons spared
continue the liberal support has heretofore
received. ii. J. HARTWEll,
~ The House has Warm and Cold Baths always in
readiness my7 W.T.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-10-05

o. me- anu may ut hl-
ministered with perfect
propriety to both sexes,
Of all ages and COnstitu.
tons. We have numer-
Ousletters and certificates
showing, so far as the ties.
timOny of others can go.
its sure, safe and uniform
successful operation.
The following extracts
are fair specimens:
DIR. g. Goodman, OF
Linden, Ala, writes -
March II, lSj0-"I ad.
ministered il last Sum
mer, IN upwards of fjty
cases, of different grades
OF fever, and succeeded
In eucry instance IN from
two to ten bours.D
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-10-05
Albany, Ap l, lS47.


O%ag TO the fa@Iwcce and immense sale of DR.. Town
suu sSarsaparila, 1ambeT of who were fOFmery-u
Efiges, nave CONT need making Sarsaparia ExtIa u.s.
GAis, bers Extracts of Yellow Dock etc. They gene.
y put up N the shaped bottles and some of them
nave stolen AND copied advertisements they arc ony
W9itless limitations, and should be avoided
Principal Office, In Fulton sfrSst SIM Rnildnv Nov
YORK kedng n Co., State street Boston Dyott SIn
Ios IH1Fh Sec0Rd street. Philadelphia; s. s. Hance Drug,
gist, baihmoei x M Cohen Charleston; los SoaA Pearl
sshes Hipahy r. "a NIcGraw, Nachez; and by all the
United States, West lgtes and the CanaiaS @ ~
=. }. WRIGHT, l5i Chartres street
10 SOLE AGENT. New nrleans
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-10-05

No. 1 III gR.4YIER STREET, Betloeen st. Charles
and CdrOHdetet, door from corner of CGr0hdeet
MRS. Will SON respectfully informs her bS9ssi
wi friends and the public that she continues in the ttiA
above eligible location occupied by her during the 49,.
years. and prepared accommodate her iends,
and those who favor her with their patronage. From
long experience, and the very desirable and
location of her House she feels confident OF being able
entire satisfaction to all who may favor her with their
do lVdHW
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-10-05
nAPHNEHOTEL-HQW8RR' S-Ths undersigned,

nAPHNEHOTEL-HOW WARD S-The undersgn ned ,
~ for several years the conductor Of the well known 49,
Hotel and fashionable watering place DAPHNE, fN:!:1
in Baldwin county, Ala. the shore Meis
of Mobile Bay, miles south east of Mobile, most
respectfully invites Ladies and Gentlemen give him
with their families and enjoy the natural beauties and araC
tive accommodations of the place, open the
He intends conduct his house such style of and
excellence make e resort of the country and every
way worthy of the most liberal patronage.
Those visiting DAPHNE will have the advantage OF en-
jOyng Shower Bath unsurpassed in the SOuher country
being supplied by Natural Fountain dischargin ,1thun
dred gallons of water per minute strong liy hea-
Spring also the premises very beneficial tot whose
health require the of Mineral Water
For Salt Water Bathing COmmodious house has been
erected.
Low-pressure Steamboat will leave this place every NOR
ming for Mobile, and return in the evening.
S Applications for Board should be directed to me- care
of JOHN TICKNOR, Esq, Mobile, Ala
cp3O 3m WIN. l.. HOWARD.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-10-05

Between Gravier and Common sts.
This Company being organized solely for the protection
the policy holders and their families against and
erty, operations great National benevolent nstu-
On conducted upon the and solid principles and
lfOTding for small annual sum, paid during hte large
and handsome legacy to widows and children after DEATH
All policy holders whether for lite shorter terms, who
continue the insurance till DEATH participate In the whole
Of the profits OF the company.
Creditor insure the lives of debtors mSrded
effect the life OF her husband 10 hesOe ben
eft and of herself and Children free from claims of
creditors. TRUSTEES:
IOhn Hagan, Joseph Walker, John =. Allison,
Peter COnrey, IT,, Maunsel White, VIM. E. Levench,
Robert j. Ward, Samuel Stewart, Edward Sparrow,
Isaac Johnson, Henry 5. BuckneT
PETER COEREY, Jr President Board Of Trustees.
DIRECTORS:
Joseph w. Stanton, J: Morgan Hall A. Van Bibber,
John l., Lewis, Il ii. Barton, William II. White,
y; G. Hail., Andrew Gam, Theo. f. McCaleb,
John l.. Sal1arans, Geo. w Smith, B. NJ. Norman,
o. w. Sewel, Junius Bebee, q. G. Snethen,
Cornelius Fepowes, M. NJ Cohen
Edw. Jenner Coke.
JOHN HAGAE, President of the Company.
EDW. JEENER COIE, Vice President.
a. j. WEPDERBuRT, NJ D. Medical Board OF
H. G. HEARTT, Actuary....E L. GOOLD, Attorney
RICHARD BEIN, NJ. D., No Nl Magazine street, Medical
Examiner who will be at the office daily from Ia TO p
By the Charter only 81, 900 is taken on a single life
~ This Company is prepared entertain applications
Tor Life Insurance. and issue Policies all sound healthy
White persons and Negroes at the TabeOf Rates established
the Board which less than the rates charged BY the
New York and London offices and without their Restrictions
residence in the South By the charter, Dividends of
Profits declared annually, and the profits draw interest,"
and can be made available at to the extent OF twoh
Of their amount where the party has paid his premiums full
GS California PermitsNew ork and Or lion rates Pros.
pectus, Table Of Rates. and all ntomaO ,olife Insur-
ance and all papers to be had
at the office of the Company.
tR- Extensive Travelling Privileges are allowed.
~ Office hours, 9 A. M. to ) P. NJ. jyl2 ly
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-10-05

ETyTp 1 49,, r. EhnEn GTh; o., SPEkA
grades and types, be cured from tto0RtU hours
without vomiting, purgnF, other daagreeabe operation
VIII appear startling and improbable that many wlharr
y give eedence though mQmentary asonshed sucu
apparent presumption, and think of the subject.
nevertheless, unhesitangy declare that the EecrcR
Febnbuge will do 1t, when used directed.
Bilious, Yellow, C0ngestiye. Typhus, and Intermittent
Fever, Ague and Fever all yield its and potent
remedial action II is perfectly sale in all conditions
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-10-05
NOTICE no TINE LAnIEs.

Those that initiate DIT, Townsend's Sarsaparlla have
invariably called their stuff great Remedy for Females
and have copied bills and circulars which relates the
complaints of women, word for word-oheT men who j.
medicine, have, since the of Dr. Townsend
Sasapara in complaints incident females, recommended
theirs, although previously they did number of these
Mixtures Pills, etc, injurious females, they agra.
vate disease, and undermine the constitution.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-10-05
JOsEPH NJ. CuARPONTIER,
WIN, +. HAIFLEIGH.

,nJ III uIWarus Oh HuHuie" ChSes VI
successful rover ana Ague ana IN every case proven
Y M. CHARPohfiER,
Joseph NJ CHAkFONilhh'
For further raE.. WIN +. iiAlFtEl1H.
mostly nbvsirana apply To the following gehtle
in Sevi 1rIean dIS planters, tew among the many
and Ceorge W ss,Is5. . GlbeTt VIM Owen " " st leh
SandiorI r II I'm hessr shfoHahlre y son. n
Iafisrsn6 p,r.h Vi aiu 1apt george faulsett',,,
Messrs VIM Robb apd r. ~ N Guter ana j. W. Alien;
Parish of 4, Nns, ailI IL, - r. J. boDD' =, =,
VIM Rochelle and Geo sb btG,oh' NeSs j. NJ batenan'
ra,'ss De- IN N eu' A IIF w ne. n -,
uJaI,nn w. EI "a, . u. buIlu' iIa i1oWihan SW'
80, D. VI, " TeIgusoh anu n A. flOWeFe
| t SHatlueS JhiiIssuI-ME =. D. nhdapp;
No. n u ~ n " pIanuoh' nol. Senue
nnS3J NJ ''dM, w y "a. lava nullhf
bRas'U cCaa' John D ChamDlss' r. j. Chamblss and
| hSa nusI Wy ,..,-., n, p "a,
d AMo ~ S WIN. tIuieohn falsh OF Assumpuohi ~
n u ~ %ioEet oil Missouri formerly o. this Guy DriN.
a. Eeeu, tlulcy ms or ahV Que VINO eau sPsah OF MS
| own hhOHHle4gel rom actual lnVesugauoh anu unal,
| H. L. MANN % GraYler street, HeheFal agent.
| 49, n, , - npnrs r,r 70 , ~ =,
NY For sac also, by IIlIbbhi " "a ana " n.
g ~ Magazine sueeti Oy NJ w ~ NY
S S9InSdords office, New Basin; by Won liAKIr,ES
w near ihe market Lafayette BlSbEG hI.hnnNG
JeiieTsoh Jly at the Office OF ule OHeahah IhrA
"PphcIIssnIlS and various other agents
10 IN, H. " " pei OUNCE cents nan an ounce An ounce
SMgIuC'eLt i2 ; sA 0r elgh cases ., . r H.
oe genuine without the yac simH Signature oil A. hel-
sS Hoi the likeness authority and Signature OF lanes
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-10-05

HeFmifuReE,
WinerIs Canadian,
Il. A. FahnestOCk's,
Swans.
RgiIev's
Jayne's
Challen's,
EargaDhFiIIaH,
Dr Townseud'g,
Bailev'g
Sands's
Winkoop's.
Bristol's
Wo0ds'
BuIl'a
pills
rkpsy's Smear Coated Pur
parr5sI.ifa Tuariys.
Man, p IG.
Ii t;,d. hfi,niJ2,, ya,st,bIs
u ~ ~ I ~ !, Van 1ali H., ,.a.1,I'
% ,2Lati.,,eiii f Fes - NV e'sN'
TI anI. ", > i ! ,l,,i,n
E - ,Ss" Lohu"''
1922 =,
n ntiIeisSi c5r,io pr,g,tiye
u;i 'JI, AZ hii,Sus 70
S,,a,'ne,s Sano,ivs
1 u" a ~ SS ~" - eos,ad
s iisii,IN : p T FsysI 4 Apns
G,aysiis h be1rns,ic
EIseiTsrbarg
Snsnnsr's Vsgatabla
Wi1sr5s 9,baIIomils
Psrs;o,
AIlsbnsis' Hsabh
AIishasis, 4 gns
FysmS ,i'j Panhandle
Vanjtz's Anti'biii0us.
IngniHhv,s PIE
JaYne's Ague,
Halsey's GOId,
Cough Remedies,
| Sherman's Balsam,
| Buchan's Hungarian,
| DR.. Davis Wild Cherry ant
| Tar,
| Winer's EleCampane,
! w lNLdf 5 Dhlsulu,
| Thompson Tar and Napthe
Jayne's ExpectOrant,
| Duncan's Expecturant,
BarthOlOmew's DO;
| Balley's Syrup Wild Cherry
Swayne's do. do.
| SChneCk's PulmOniC Syrup,
| New England do. do.
| TaylOr's Balsam Liverwort.
Bitters.
Moiiat's Phoenix,
Hlbbard'5 Wild Cherry,
| Woods do. do.
| Blake's Aromatic,
Herriuk's
PanRceas.
SWANS,
Cqlien's Indian Vegetable.
DUlhtment ana calves;
I 1 NNIIu.a k1AH1HAI pam
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-10-05
sIEiW and ON Bands.

DATENT STRETCHED LEATHER-inda Rubber
| and Common Leather Bands OF all sizes Also, Band
Leather LaGlng, Rvets, etc. always on hand, together
with complete assortment of Saddery, Harness. Leather
trimmings and Tools, the Saddlery Warehouse 81 and
o. Common street. tjy26 3ml SMITH s. BROTHER,
NORSON n ARMSTRONG, can be found Tor the pres.
S2 90 Camp street. few doors above their Old stand
will be executed formerly. Their business will with
but slight interruption, as orders for full stock have already
fylSg CORSON & ARMSTRONG, 65 Campst.
" They embrace this opportunity their sincere
thanks their friends Tor many acts Of kindness and offers Of
nj y ianlH tnl ham
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-10-05
OPINIONS OF PHYSICIANS

Dr. Townsend is almost daily receiving orders from Ply,
clans in different parts of the Union.
This TO certify that we, the undersigned Physical Of
NE city Of Albany have in prescribed
I0wnsends Sarsapara, and believe be of the
valuable preparations in the market.
H. Z, PULLING, M D
j. WILSON, NJ. D.
An R. b. BRIGGs, NJ, n.
Albany, Ap l, lS4l. P. Il. ELMENDoRFF, NJ. D.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-10-05

pOlNT CLEAR HOTEL, near Moblle.-The III

f0oiNI CHAR HOTEL, near Mobile,Efhe IN
having leased this and extensive establishment ss
he viii open the lst of May, for the aCcsmmo Iii
datiOn OF visitors and transient He
has spared pains in fitting with fur
uure and his prices viii be extremely moderate subject
deduction by agreement by the month season. for families
and Others, when correspondence with that view re-
Quested. The Hotel finished ard well known to the
public 1t situated the prominent point of land
The shore of Mobile Bay about 10 miles below the
city, looking the Gulf Mexico, without any
island intervening land obut the byeszes, which
enjoyed all their freshness purity The sadness
the water affords uneGuae attractions for bathing, and the
bath houses, which and large only 80 yards from
the Hotel. The nelghborhOod abOunds game, with fine
roads, The Hotel is 252 feet front, with spacious
galleries IL feet wide, and comfortably accommodate 10
The house has been carefully built and well finished
with fire places ETC.: extensive stables have also been built
and fast steamboat daily expected, and she will
make trips day between Mobile and the Point from g
May to s November The subscribers long experience in
the successful management OF several large Hotels
guaranty 70 extent, Otiahe With his having invested
largely this enterprise, that Hotel cannot be found
At Southern watering place. lie confidently relies
generous and discerning public sustain him. Letters
should be addressed to me at Mobile, Ala
ap22 6udN w :, Il. PARKER,