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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-06-21
AMUsEMENTs.

BROADWAY THEATRE-E A. MARSHALL. SOLE
- Lessee; O. T. Barrett Manassr Doors At
ana third circles cents Gallery ot; Private
and So Benefit to the Wi dow Of Erastus briggs Saur
nLL ni BE YOUR sLcoNDaMr Placid Mr. Daviags spanish
and Mis- Ludlam. After which. AzAEf THE PR0DIG AL
IAasei NJ Conway Mons. Leon Espnosa and Mile. VAL
lee w perform e Pas de Fou du Vie. To conclude with
PERFEcTIoN-Kate oDricn. Miss Julia Bennett.
NIBLoS GARDEN.-sUAMER SEASON.-MANAGER,
Mr. John Sefton.Tiokets 50 oents Private Boxes S.
Doors open at performance commence At o'cloct
@ nEhts Tuesday, Thursday and Saturdays R
yet 1he highest comic talent in the United Placid
Burton, Blake Lester Bland, John Dunn Holman Moore
Grace Rae &c.; Mrs. Hughes. Mrs Sefton Miss Hill So
Mr. BTrtons eS%psny to night At Nsio SATURDAY June
Doctor ospod Mr. Pacide To conclude farce Of
RASCAL JACK-That Rascal Jack. Mr.. John Dunn
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NEPTUNE HOUSE, NEW ROCHELLE. NEW YORK
IN G. Peck Jr. Proprietor-This dsshtu summer rssi-
nencs open for the For further
inquire Of Thompson PeekS Nixon. S Brosdssy corner
OF Duans street
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1851-12-11
CITY OF GLASGOW.
Thursday Morning, December II, 1851.
PRESIDENTS MESSAGE.

We anticipate our regular publica-
ton day, in order to lay the Presi-
dents Message before our readers,
without delay. We obtained it from
Boonville by private conveyance, in
advance of the mail, and are thus
enabled to lay it before our readers
several days earlier than we other
wise could have done. We copy
from the "Boonville Observer-Ex-
ira"
Hon, Lynn Boyd, Of Kentucky.
was chosen Speaker Of the House
and Mr.. Forney, Of Pennsylvania
Chief Clerk.
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STEAMBOATS,.


E v. 81 y. Loo. r.. cSn: sIsa .ad 3:
A. Hem. master. and FLORIDA, WIN. +, Gibeson,
master. (havns been bull prsssy the Lake trade, with
is .xs x. One S he above steamers =.
.fV The Way Letter Bag will leave the ofhos Of ibe
s promptly at gEEbbes o Ss.a; i Bank p.
+, ~. = Canal line steamer ST. CHARlEg-
81 Louis, Pass Christian. Msa.sipp City.
Rs!ox and and after Saturday he IN inst.
I'M rev and splendid VIM. G. suttoe. mas
WEDNESDAY v and az sATGR rs N MosNSG II
cock and the Ponchaniain Railroad the arrival Of the
FhdR s6AkFN III a a a above landings and
Fright received the New Canal Warehouse at all hours
g. me day The last barge the Warehouse every
The way ter Bag will leave the Office Of the agent at
on &C Ss5bss Asss IS Bank p.
.r-, Steamer CALIFORNIA : Summer
J:ss ssa sMs ..n b, Ii I'm
having been thoroughly oveshaud and Te6tted with new
siy cabin Toward and new Aft fos yent,!son
sp Sf'fff W isss n sSs s
the o'clock 4. =. cars, and SATURDAY. EvENiN !,l
BY The SSoek 81. RsW,pninF y s;ys eH Ri!p1
fIss AGENT. S Bsal fse.
GORDON, John Amsden, master. will leav
fos the above and all intermediates landings TUESDAY
ss % ocS:k Fer freight q ssyn
isss O. RoUBIEU. Agent. ~ Old Levee.
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Sss6O,OO0.
THOMAS A. ADAMS, President.
MosFs 0nxHNwooD, Vice.Pssl
FAMILY GROCERIES, ETC.
CHARLES STOUGHTON,
GROCER AND WINE AEACHAnxs
No. "a Camp street.

TsEAs-Of various kinds srd qualities
= S%SE:: :: ): =:
Bmsd;s: and Iiauou :. :. 80;
l LONDON Porter and Scotch Ale:
PInnes, ShrdinsBs Psssgses and Pickiees
Rsi.ins CunHSs Cinon, G!sp:s and f"
Mossses and SyIups Of ali quslsi.;
Hama Sugar Cared and WeBtphaia;
Tongues and Dried Beef;
Oils. Candles, Fish, etc. etc.
Constantly on hand by continually receiving, and 10 ~
the most reasonable terms JAZZ "
T ". ARTHUR & Co, % and % New Levse,
Cofee-Rio, Havsns I.asuyra and Old Java:
Sugar-I.oaf, Crushed. Powdered, Refined and Brown;
Tea-Choice and eommon Green and Black
Tobacco-Cavendisa various qualities and Hzes pm4ss
Wnes-Ma dera Pat, Malaga, Carst, sauesne, Mssuaf,
Champagne, ETC., in glass and rood
Lquors-Choice old Cognac medsm and common DO, en-
Rum, Peach Brandy. Cherry Brandy 49,,
Whsky-Od Rye and bourbou, Scotch and lnsn Mait:
Curacao, Absynthes Maraschfnos etc;
Syyups-Iemon, Natural and assorted;
Spices-Pepper Alspice, Ginger Nutmegs, Cloves eac
Hckle-Of all sizes and Qualities; IN eoa
BOSTON PIG PORK-Packed in quarter bbls.
u expr1sty for family use
Picked Salmon, in kits and half kits;
Me- Mackerel, In kits and half kits:
Mol do IN half bbh., quarter boh.s n ma ~
Ha,buts Napes and Fins, in QUARTS bbh.;
Dried Cod Fish, very fne article !; -, $4,000
And q very lsIge asscrtment Of Family 80 HeneS
| fSs AZ low BY Hvasi =. EVANS co. e C.ep ..
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CMcFHATrs Bnatfys go
az sni as S'ss' s1' &
bIs butter Is hams ssccom6 Xoosiss
z
S.; s.: ss Secs s
Pa!ss"S e. 8 sss 6esss ss:k; s SssSa H.
s WHISKY
I'll e bsSpp ssSs0S Bs1ien uSrs
e%:s " S,,t: bacon
81 s ss ~ II ~s's -; sss;
nde shua
r.
90 as
Ksss 5 y Ss y OK. bio SCdss
% fs sImss G
sMsDH ell. lsss sai Sst
S WHISKY Stes
MRssisi Blake ps ss %dss ssmson &co-fS DO
e
de eaPfhsa FAsf%R
BE- hemp Grssn Harding xSonS Dc Hewitt Morton
/
y SS
s Ks sls 5Ss aosI KENNEDY
Class 5sss
c%ARRsViLLE@Pe stsame. Nashville: hhds tobacco
sIsads, !is%' ~. s TUNE,
ss1G snort sos
CO.'S DO 4 Short &oo-a bxs tobacco Ward Jonas
Owen &oo-l0s bales cotton Hill. Mclean &co-S do M
&c. ssosi
lard. cks bacon TaySr &ooLabbls srS Short
IS pcs Pnsstley BsinL Rkg McRas GCtimsnI;
ss ,nn 70 III
s %.s ws: 8 s' Ss sss s
cos Payne Hanison-s NJ Pincksrd &co-e Swine,
ss BS,gsss Adsm
potatoes and sgndes ordeToa s2 bales co,toI
90 e sas
~ hides ID sheepskins Clak-sundres to order-Toa,
steamer Monroe l4s head of sa
to IpIAfFEoURCHE-p steamer Amazon: 10 bb,. wol,.
BrOnd & Lsndry-ls bales mos. W Flower &coNse DO
Turner'S do Cammack Squires-l00 hides Toledano
lis hides langman-30 sacks onions TO Lepene Ferre
D re- 4 l. Ps steamer oPhes; hid.
John @ams-s IF bb moasss. PasaueT
" do. 8 hhds sugar w G Hewes-Sd do Darby Tremoulet
do Dyas &eo-2 bales cotton to Payy Lobit &co-sundr
:. ViCKsBgRG-Peys steamer pr Batey: g bales cotton
Seo Jackson See1Ia
- Jonass Watt DsSaullss-Total, 166 bales cotton.
II FLATBoATs.
- -Second MunietpaIitv-
20 OHIO AND INDIANA-Psr Donnehos's. etc 7 boa
/ Hadden-and order.
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The Night Blooming Ceres On Saturday even.
ing last one of the best specimens of this beautiful
ton ana Bull streets,) b .osso.ned. It commenced
opening at 1t O'Clock, and its beauty had passed
away at midnight; Eight distinct blossoms came
nth at once, each .orming something like deep
offs light stra " color. with brilliant setting
oetas at the bottom. Each individual part OF
aver rese' .nbled brilliant cocks feather OF
con earable length. friend who was present
came c-she conclusion, from what he saw, that il
must be .oout time for Ceres in his possession to
bloom. He went to his house, and found that his
cactus had unfoded its beauties in silence, with
no to view its peerless but transient splen
dor. [Savannah republican 10th.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-06-23

The Diggins" in Somerset County, Maine
We have already mentioned the supposed discovery
|of gold in Maine. The report is producing consid-
cradle excitement there. An extract from letter
from Bingham, in the Portland Advertiser, says :
Yesterday went to the diggings, within eight
miles of this place. washed three pans of dirt,
and got ten or twelve particles of gold. As yet
there las been not digging enough done to ascer-
tain whether it will pay not, but it is my impress
sion, from what / saw, that there are some places
on this Creek that will pay. There is good deal
of excitement about it on this river, and within two
weeks more than 200 persons have passed through
this place from Gardiner, Hallowell, Augusta, and
other places, en- route to the mnes
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-06-23

Emerson on Webster.-Rhapsodyv VS.. Logic
he Boston Transcript thus humorously takes off
Mr.. Emersons stump speeches against Mr..
Webster
Unhappy Mr.. Webster! A sayer of sayings
has gone out against thee. A man cunning Of
Speech is darling epigrams and aphorsms at thee.
Thou art to be laid low by dainty illustration,
Ind shot with crystal bullet Of mystical poetry
BY mistake of the press, man was once said to
have been found dead with long word (instead of
sword) sticking in his throat. Such is the fate
prepared for Mr.. Webster and it becomes him to
bet his house in order Indeed, since the seer has
spoken, it is great piece Of presumption in him
10 be ali, at all.''
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-06-23

rrests.-Mar'x aret Bregart was arrested yes
Jay in the TT .ird Municipality, for stealing about
nty dollars from Mr.. Dubert, on that morning.
ward JONES, beating his wife with intent to kill
IRE was another warrant against Jones and one
X Hyp es alias Braget Jack, alias Charles Ham,
nd, ssued by Justice Altman, Of Algiers, in
oh it was charged that they stole two dogs from
s'lsel lying in that port, one setter, and the
er dark colored blood hound. Antoine lie
ps, the proprietor Of hotel at Bayou ST. John,
arrested on the warrant of Alderman Solomon,
rged with wounding Auguste Carter with a
fe and loaded whip, with intent to kill.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-06-23

|tolen Property Found-Arrest Of the Suspected
Fties.-The police, by virtue of a search war
!, yesterday found one p Arcel of stolen lead and
per in the house No. "a Exchange Alley, and
ther in the house No % Toulouse street-stolen
the building of The St. Louis Exchange. A
man named Cath crime Harr has been arrested
konne ction with this affair,
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First District Court. - William T. Hamlin,
ested by virtue of warrant from Judge Larue,
whose possession concealed weapons were found,
Is sent before the First District Court by Re-
kder Genois, as were William Wear, Christian
ndel and Philip Kreiser, who gave bail yesterday
answer the charge preferred against them by the
|ntractor for the repairs to be done to the st.
ouis Hotel.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-06-23

Washington Hems.-Lieut. Thomas Sands, of
the Revenue Service, has been promoted to cap.
taincy and ordered to New Orleans.
The Republic of the 18th contains tabular state
men,s of the postage charges under the new law.
Distance not exceeding fifty miles, daily papers per
quarter to actual subscribers, to pay IS cents-tr
weekly Is cents--semi- weekly 10 cents-weekly 5
cents semi monthly two and half monthly
one and quarter cents.
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Haul-The police yesterday, through his
|or the Mayor, received telegraphic dispatch
b Philadelphia, stating that one John Carroll,
, it was supposed had gone South, had stolen
een hundred dollars belonging to the Bapx Of
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NEW ORLEANS:
bNDAY MORNING, JUNE %. 1851.

Fire Yesterday about five o'clock the carriage
IRE house on Circus street, occupied by Marsh
hman & Co., was entirely consumed with its con-
!, some forty or fifty carriages, valued at $4,000,
(ch were fully insured at the Sun Mutual Office
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-06-23

Trial of The Railroad Conspirators.-The De.
trot Advertiser, of June 14th says the evidence
in the railroad conspiracy trial becomes more and
more positive and clear against Fitch, Riley, Ben.
nett, F.nd the remainder of the ringleaders, and
There seems to be no escape for them. Proof is
mad Of criminal acts, and of the agency of the
|prisoners, as hiring and paying for their commits.
siO
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Imports
CARDIFF-Per ship John M Mayo: 800 tons railroad
iron to order.
BOSTON-Per ship Dirego: Assorted mdse.
RIO DE JANEIRO-Per ship Henry: 5000 bags coffee
to Geo Nathan.
HAVANA-Per brig Seabean 267 hhds n tics molasses
Il Beyle SEQ.
HAVANA-Per brig Cohen: GAL bIs sugar R Cahuzae
Lis hhds sugar H. 600 segars Gerard-5000 do
Tardos2ls bb moaes PUG, Mir &collo bags coffee to
CHARLESTON-Per schr AIlston Rice to order
PENSACOLA-Per schr Pascagoula: 3d. feet lumber
IL, 900 iaths c P0o'ey &co.
PENSAC OLA-Per .chr Lois 80 bales cotton Ward y
Jonas do 800 SKIS salt Hurey- 900 feet lumber TO- GOV
laths, order.
RATTAN ISLAND-Per schr Dart: Fruit Barelli &co.
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Tea WtyrehO1gSe,
No. 81 Camp street, New Orleans
THEiargesr assortment Of GREEN and BLACl

l. TEAS ever offersd for
sale in this city. and at lower
prices. These TEAS are q
the latest importation. and
ofthe most choice qualities
grown in G h ina. having
been selected with great
care. For the use of tam
lilies they are put up In
small quantities in well Sc
Observation-Disclosures, so
as to pTesei We their ira
GRANGE as long as in the
chests,
DCity retail dealers,
country merchants, steam
boats, ships and hotelssup-
piled with every dnscrip.
ton ofTEAs, inchests, hall
chests, IL h and 8 ID boz
ages, is desired.
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,aycemy.-William, a slave belonging to Mr..
deere, was arrested yesterday by the First Mu-
pality police, charged with the larceny of two
ars and fifty cents, and pair of pantaloons
hd on his person.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-06-23

! Thomas U. Walter, of Philadelphia, has been
bpointed the architect to superntend the enlarge
ent of the Capitol. He is said to stand in the
|ont rank of his profession.
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Noe.-n the First Municipality tdesnGsd III the following
table BY mlD the Nos commence at the Railroad MO run %
the Second (m the Nos above thu Land
Ing being Flatboat Landing the Third im3) The FIRST
commence The Railroad and run down. No. being hey Wharf
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panys NO. lS
/ Chath m street
-ss}c-s IT e a
establishment 10 Tire,
Unitec Ststes.) n
Orleans Agency, "
Canalstreet- These
Teas are more eS.
tensively known and
approved of. thsn
those OF any other
ests blishment in this
county. Every sea
son the CANTON
TEA CoarANY en-I
deavpr 70 control the|
most valuable and
useful kinds ofTRAsI
IL \
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and consequently able furnish every thlzg nno
fine quality for the price, that in this Feeet 10 oenR
establishment excel, IL at all equal them
u Canal styset one door below Royal.
V- Just received per steamship Ohio and ahp Unhon.
large ssortment of the above Tens. ncu .M
my6 3m .. d. fAGE, A&uR.
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PORT OF NEW ORLEANS.
[ArlrupE $50 6T 30" N.-Lonarrupr sO0 w lin Time 81

Monday Morning. June @. ls5l.5
Cleared Saturday. |
Steamship Mexico. Talbot Galveston and Matagorda,
ses zas.9s ssri sss market.
sRPS Caledonia Sfssd:' Rowland. ss"yoth A..ssss
Br bark Syrian. Mason. Cork and market,
Brem bark Diana, Helm, Bremen. Rodewad &co
Dsr.
s$i ;ssfsa John
Schr Visitor Perry. Pensacola, Master
Arrived.
Ship John Mayo, Reed, 50 days from Cardiff Wales, to
Ship Dieso Jones' Is days from Boston. to FOsdick eco
Ship Henry Annand So days from Rio de Janeiro to Geo
Brig seabesn. Hannor 10 days from Havana. to Beys
Brig Cohen, bailey, days from Havana. master-l
schr r Ast9n. Adams, % days from Charleston. to
Br sehr Dsn Smith. days from Rattan Island to Bsrei
sohf John RSsles Burroughs day. from Tampa Bay. to
Sch! Pasossoua. Burns days from Pensacola. to master,
schr Lois Psnns days from Penacoa to maste-Basn.
Amazon. Dugas. from Lafourche.
G eSSsasss NJ Bsson cR iSm louisville
Cuba. Otis, from Princeton.
Dr Batey Holmes; from Vicksburg.
Monroe, Mckenny, from Shreveport:
Nashville. Belsnyder. from GAINESVILLE 90
Ophela, Dalferes, from Lafourche.
Sarah Gordon, Amsden, from Grand Ecore.
Towboat Olivia, Whit,emore from the Pases-towed down
and to the 18th inst bark Salem-brought up brig
Towboat Anglo Norman, Rinehardt from the Passes
lowed down and the 18th inst, ships Republic
and Europa-brought up ships Direg0, John M Mayo,
| schrs T P Allston and Dart.
Towboat ConquerU Pinnegar from the Passestowed down
and to on the 18th inst, bark Helen Mana-brough
up ship Henry and brig Seabean.
L
| Exports.
| GALVESTON-Per steamship Mexico: 80 bbls -four, 8;
bbs whisky is cks bacon cs 40 bxs wine baggne
IL coils 10 sacks Coffee 10 SKIS SALT 20 bxs 80 bar
| LIVERPOOL-Per ship Old England 1915 bales cotton
vIGO-Per ship Leondas: $50 hhds tobacco 9OO0 slaves
BOSTON-Per ship st Peter: ~ bales cotton, & bale
hemp 81 hides 2l6 bbs -four 1000 pigs lead. brs books
hhds tobacco 100 bales cotton 35 butter 38 hides u
o.,ic sos ks cord IN Dbl ghs.y g a pipe; wins
CORK-Per bark Syrian: 1888 sacks corn.
BREMEN-Per bark DIANA III bales cotton, b do skins
2sl hhds tobacco, 2lGO slaves, IL pkgs mdse. ooo,
! MATANZAS-Per brig Sarah: 2aoO SKIS corn, po boxe
HAVANA-Per schr Mary Ellen: $50 SKIS conn., 66l keG
BRAZoS ST JAGO-Per schr Southerner: 100 bbls fou
tobacco $50 kegs lard 100 boxes 30 bxs candles
| SIS SKIS corn. 30 SKIS coffee. Is bbls whisky, ETC..
pcN sk. corn 50 SKIS 20 SKIS bran, cks hams etc.
PENSACOLA-Per schr Visitor 30 bbls Hour, l00 saci
corn, 10 bbs whisky, 30 do potatoes. Sks bacon.
PENSACOLA-Per schr Geneva: Ballast.
ImuOrta.
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Tobacco heard of 30 to 100 hhds Sold but obtained
DO particulars AZ to prices.
Sugar and MOlasses-No change. Far Sugar firm
at and reboied Moasss dull at S03oc gallon.
cargo of cayed Cuba Mosses was sold on Friday at ec
for bbds and lsc for bbs and half bbs.
Flour-The demand was limited. and the sales confined
tn few small lots including 60 bbs supene at $3.50.
and $50 at A3 90 Dbl. Ohio, in large lots, and from fiat
boats, can be bought at $34O.
Corn-Very little the Levee. Sales $500 sacks-of
which 1860 sacks at $50 for damaged, and 40c for inferior
$50 prime at SOC. 300 at 5O05c. and 200 prime White at So
y bushel. ,
Oats-smal lots of st. Louis selling at SIC.
Pork-The market dull and the largest sale we heard
of was 40 bbls. inspected Mess. at GA 90 v Dbl.
Bacon-Dul Sales 10 casks ordinary Missouri Sides at
90, and few casks prime Shoulder at 6kc v b. Prime
Missouri Sides generally held At sc. and prime Cncin
matt at 8hc
Lard-4O0 kegs No. sold at 10c, and (on Friday 1lsO
Prime at 1910 v b.
C0f5eo-4OO bags Rio sold iat exc.
Whisky-No change. Sales $50 bbs Rectifed (of a
favoite brandy at 1917. and 50 at 1910.
Freights-Dnll Cotton to Liverpool 5-l6d.
Exchanges-Demand limited we quote
SterAHy Az
view 10fk slxty-day Bits cs uiso
Sight Checks on New York. Y q. prem.
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(. EAST PASCAGOULA HOUa
NIIE undarainnad haze fsksn on n Lea

EAST PA8CAGOUXAA AOUBEs
THE undersigned have taken on a lease for three
Il years the well known Hotel Al East Pascagoula, "a
Mis., % long known and kept BY M J. MoRae. 1t It,
will be opened for the reception of company on the
and heslthfu the Gulf it 70 the breeze ha.
the finest bathing Fishing and venience for all kinds Of
recreation desirable in summer resort.
The ots is undergoing thorough repain and will be fin.
ishedn complete style. The sxsusve Gardsn In admra
bic order
The fare will be the best that be obtained Of
markets. and the Undetermined atter themselves that he
experience in the Hotels in St. Chafe
and the st. ous-are assurance that nothing will b
~a mvf5 TOT ''s '0"'o'' VI '''1 BOYD SIMPSON
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BILOXI HOUSE.

THIS establishments will be opened for the re-
i cepdon of visitors on the 2sh inst, under the "a
MANAGEMENT Of JOHN w. NIXON. Ia
During the spring maay additions and impsovemsnt. ~
have been made, insure greater degree Of comfort and
convenience to the guest of the house:
The candy beech Of Biloxi, heretofore 30 annoyne 70 Pc
destans has bean panked BY order Of the copoaon. and
now oess promenade unrvaled by Of the - coess
villages. =. 49,
The Table win alwas be spppled with the delisaeies Of
the sea coast and New Orleans Market.
Afscned % the house viii be found Bathhous Ba'
and Billiard Room, and Ten Pin Aleys. I,
The following Rates Of Board will be charged duns the
season: -. =,
by the
Per w
Children and servants, half price.
B,oxl.- May 49, 1851 my15 3m
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By the ship Bernam from Boston 10th March. for Cali
foia, bark Martha, hence for Ban Fransisco. the 18th
March, in lat 81. long 49,
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ADJUSTMENTS.
VARIETIES THEATRE.

VARIETIES THEATRE.
Mansseress ,,,.,,,,,,,,,,,,...M'Ile MARIE DuRKT
stage Managef... Mr. .. Q. NhAAhss
yHIs EVENING Monday June 23 tbs performance will con-
with the Play entitled
ALONZO THE BRAVE.
Alonzo Mr. ChaIles Imogene.. Mue Du'e,
After which, the Ballet enti led
THE PERI.
Chsracter by MILES A. Hlaro Baron D. Baron, Baron
Messeurs Maugin, Pinguely and the Corps de Ballet
rs HE JEALOUSf
Mr. Charles Mrs Beinour. Mle u0ret
~ wednesday-Beneft Of Mile BARON
W Doors open half past o'clock performance to commence
a quarter to 8.
Prices Of Adon-Bores First Second Tier and Parquerei
IS Boxes Third Tier for cooed only " cents
tiallery, Is cents.
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Beaumont's Patent Starch Polish,
EOR giving beautiful gloss to Linens, Muslins,
Cambrics Collars Shirt Bosoms. all kinds Of prints
its use prevents the Iron from adherng to the Linen and
Dust from stckng contains nothing injurious to clothes ~
such an article and in this their expectation will be fully
realized competition feared after an impartial trial.
BRAuMoET's FRENCH LIQUID BkUElNa for giving thai
blue Linen. which destroys the yellow inge they would
n B-0ns cake viii do thirty dozen of clothes. and nc
' ia II '''" ~ j. HUFTY, No. 10 Camp st.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-06-23
NEW ORLEANS MARKETS.

= CRESCENT OFFICE,
Monday Morning, June 70. $751;
C0tton-There was only moderate business doing in
Cotton Saturday. the sales reaching barely 1900 bass
Prices without material change:
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-06-23
SHADY GROVE, BILOXI.

THIS well-known Summer Retreat is now open
for the reception of BoaIder. During the spring, IL
many additions and Improvements have been madeto 1
the guests of the house. TIE Table w be always furnished
with all the decaces which the and the New Or
charge. and always plenty Of pure Mix from COW: heps on
the premises Attached to the house fine airy Bath
Houses and fine Shady Lawns. which make II one Of the
most pleasant rsoGg0 on the sea shore
Arrangements for be made with the proprietor
ct the P0ydras street Restaursn No. go PoZd!s, street.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-06-23
FRESH IMPORTATION OF
CHOICE TEAS!

THE subscriber has just received from one OF the
first Tea pof,sr ~ Phl DE- %PE!; "a 80: %
to suit purchasess, has had them put ~ psckegoot
z and b each. They are guarant1. q 3Sef queity
e1ua If not SUPERIOR OIL ~ 1.a.ket and
embrace all the varieties usually sold s - following
a Tst of qualities and prces: =, =.