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The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-07-02

More Villqiny on a Large Scale.-The Shaw
neetown Advocate of the 9Th contains long art-
Gle detailing the particulars of the discovery and
arrest of gang of villains, who have carried on,
for years past, a regular system of kidnapping
slaves, forgery, thieving, and perhaps murder.
Their head quarters were on Woie's Island, n.y.,
near the corner of the States of Kentucky, Ten
nessee, Illinois and Missouri The band was dis
covered not long since, through the failure of an
ATTEMPT by one of the ringleaders, to murder
DIR. Swayne, who had recovered judgment for
some len thousand dollars against Newton E.
Wright, another prominent member ofthe gang. In
May, 1850, Wright gave Abe Thomas, a man oil
desperate character, one hundred and fiiiy dollars
to kill DR.. S. Accordingly, Thomas, pretending
to wish the DR.. to visit his sick father enticed him
from home, and attempted TO murder him but the
Dr., after being shot in the arm, gave the alarm,
and tls desperate escaped. Notwithstanding
every exertion was made to ferret out the villain,
deeply was the plot laid, that he was only aoci-
dentaliy discovered short time ago; and his dis.
eovery led to the disclosure of the whole affairs of
the company. They seem to have made regular
business of stealing slaves in one Safe, running
Them off TO another, and there selling them Ano-
ther Of their modes of Specializing in negroes seems
TO have been as follows: Some of their emiSsa-
ries would make tour through some of the neigh.
boring slave States, eniiciBg slaves to run away
and providing their victims " ih means TO get into
southern Illinois. Arrived there, The fugitives were
arrested by Others OF the gang on The look out for
the naaays I; fictitious claims to m were then
s up and maintained by fal.e testimony and per
| jury The slaves were then taken into one OF The
slave States and sold. They carried on rnother
| species of swnding upon extensive scale BY
means Of fictitious claims against estates Of de-
ceased per.ons. Having forged notes for large
| amounts against such estates, they would prove
the validity OF the claim ny some of their gang
Ia some cases they had gone far to take de-
positions; and were provided with county seals,
and every thing requisite to give their proofs the
| semblance Of legality.
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HOLLYWOOD HOUSE,
EASTERN Shore OF Mobile BAY.

THIS desirable Summer Retreat and Watering
Place s now complete order for visitors. Many "a
Important improvements have been made during The fA
past winter, among which is wharf running to 6.3
the top of the bluff Of gradual and easy ascent thereby
avoiding the long flight OF formally used This adds
another to the pleasant walks abou the pvenes Il
The number Of has been increased 70 that 800 per
sons can be handsomely accommodated the coming season
ne pathlng arrangements are extensves The shower
paths are supp led from yielding least 100 gallons
the South. y - -.
The location Of this place being nearly 50 feet .tye The
evel o. the bay, with nothing absiruct lie hretzes from
me Sg; with fine view Of the Rag. CITY os iobis
ein shore etc nice shady ssove. god Nads 90 swans
OF stand ng water consequently u oes erte7 ii one
iaund 10 the whole country : =
AnangsmentsM made for an abundant supply of Fish,
Oysters, Crabs, ct. We " -
Inc proprietor commenced building h about
e ~ January, le4S, with the Of making the most at
uaciye place in the South The business thus far has
ceeueu ms most sangnlne expectations Being the builder
owner md landlord. knows interest to ain
MS guests IN toe very hest possible manner which ali he
consers necessary TO say in to the table, bar etc.
besides the great variety Of amusemeuts which en-.
as a. any other watering place the proprietor has pro-
sned Tor the attendance OF superior Band of Music
lhs place having been favore past tw years
!or large nnmbeI ot the cYens " New Orleans and Lou
sana the propneNf hopes. by strict attention. TO continue
to receive their patronage.
The hne Helen touches at the wharf severn tim
every day. = ~
The charges will be moderate Letters or papers directed
to Hollywood, Mobile, will come direct and without de
ention. :. WILLARD FREEMAN, Propretor :
Hollywood, May g. 1851 ,mvta an
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Per steamship Union. for NewYork-A Brousseau, w G
Htcbbole, " Fryer, Fahre, Whitcomb, d Urquhart
and friend, II Morgan. ID Mligan, Mr. Cohen, l. ludd
sheasr. Mrs A Clark children and nurse Sauye
and lady, Cunningham lady CHI Id and nurse. W Peck
lady SShldren and So want Miss Gasconge, Rev Dean
VT Psliley, Mis- G Mhntsker and friend; Mrs E Dix:
Pagan. Maderoya Mrs Mead, Miss Mead Mrs Gae
ana child, Miss Lewis, Mrs McCiay, ] A Maybn, Miss q
Andrews Mrs Maxwell children AVID servant, Miss Wood
and sefv Capt Baker, Capt Reynolds. MIS- Parker. Mrs
Wheeler, Madame LeBren children and servant, Mrs NJ
Pagus child and nurse Mr. Lewis and lady, Mr. Rpard and
sdE Mrs Raands eha and ssrs,. Alex Levy. Ellis.
and lady, Mrs Hitler. Thos Parrish, Pugue, W l.
brandon. Master w l. Brandon, Master John Simms Mrs
Newton and friend, Mrs oil Gardner, Miss GARDNER
y gilman lady and servt, Casera lady and children
Mitchell Rev IN Richards. Top!ene. w Donald, J u
Esssi. Connoy. T,igerst. w Lsney. Capt Mead. A
Judy child and seyt Qustguen and A Brother
lady children and servt, Miss Conn, Mrs Dirt hamilton
children and servt. Behen lady children and servant
and daughter, Mrs Chas w Morgan child and
servt. Miss Mccoy. T A Holmes, J N Staples, A Munroe
lady achdren and seryt, MI DERIVES and lady, Burrows
Lasa,. Roe, SAM Peters. A Bradford, ] Elliott,
Mr. HARMON and frend, Master l. Bosque, Nj Mayo, T
A Keller Edison, ] Aaron, h w Tufts Geo G Hussey,
Il tloebe, Dr N l. Dckey. l. br;.on; N Casllo-and
70 in slesage.
PAssKHegRs ARRIVED.
D. steamship Pampero, from Gaveson-AIissS Sims Miss
RdsIl as Maloy, Mis-. Met uliopgh. 9 7 Mickes, G q
Pst,o.. Rp,. ,.mss, Edpg,on MoCsland Rolf.
GrcS.cE 9as%If, :0 ksnden M dd FRrd
Theard, Hubbard, s Boon, @ Han. w soo'ason
Patrick, Guldsy, Staride. p A Swain, Ner- "e'~
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-07-02

The proclamation Of Governor Means, of >. a'A
Carolina, of an election to v held on the second
Monday in October, for representatives to
" Southern Congress-" seems to have awakened
little interest," or been deemed worthy of scarcely
any remark in the Union or out of it-in South
Carolina or elsewhere. Secessonists will soon find
thunder and valuable article.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-07-02

SDindhng.-F. d, Wilt gave bail yesterday
before Recorder Genois, to answer the charge of
Henry Weber who keeps shoe store at No. 81
SRoyal street. Weber accuses him of having
obtained on check on the Louisiana Bank five dol
lar. cash, and receipt for debt Of eight dollars
bearing balance Of two dollars due on foot Of an
sorder on the Louisiana Bank for fifteen dollars,
given by Wiltz, which, when presented to the
Teller for payment, was refused, on the score that
Wilt had no provision in the bank for payment of
same. Therefore, Weber accuses Wiltx Of swim
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SHIPPING.

kxffn Packet : Us.sed State Wsa Lsns ssts.ss.
.ssa s :s.n.s sssis " III. s GsS
a; llog s sp; bshsp hs.sspnsa hsr tsOsI i.S1
~ I'd month"; ssyns G hs.ss.
ton Tor Havana on the Isl and 18th.
!. RATES OF PASSAGE:
H Hsysns to f Ks1 &C., or savannah
\. 2. SSkTpEGAf. Charleston, 9, 70 -
Passenger leaving Havana !, ms sS .Se can .:c
@ ms 81 sa: ss
5tesnship to those ports. d6 2aw
rSS J SE " f. E.s I'd n. ;f ssTs
s,D. sa PsSs & Fo. pass
iva ''' ApD'' % WV WIN J. DEWEY. IS Gn,.r st.
FOR - 3, NEW 'sII Liz Pack
ss ia resesl packet no s 1Hs Lss ni
lard master. wants the bulk Of 40 bales OF fl up
aecommodatons single berth. och ma also having
board ar Lost S'''a? Ns?'; sT&kfS CO.
Viii al s
order has excellent and well known for
0oa.u' Lower WIZ J. 6EwEy, So Gravier st.
Freight landed at Chagres free OF liehteraae. ie8
- FOR NEW YOHK-The fine bark ELIZA
N6x& ANN. Ciough, master. is now loading and will
- have immediste dis atch. For freight Of aD0 bales
cotton, passage, having good accommodations. apply on
board. opposite Post Is. SECOND Municipality. to
WIN. ]. DEWEY, SO Grayier 1t.
jel9 orto r. w. DEAN. 80 Gravier st.
-, FOR san FHANCls(O. alliornia-Rs Regular
<Yxh Line.-The clipper bark SALEM. Capt. Collier
is nearly full and will leave pesitivelyin about
week. little more light ee hi be received, If offered
Immediately This will probably be the last chance TO shi,
from this port Direct for several months For freight
passage, having superior mmoations, apply to
JET VIM. j. DEWEY. 50 Gtavier at.
a. FOR LlVERPOOIcThe splendid and fasI sail
S&$H ing Al packet ship JOHN 1YOLE, having part
For freight Of 10 bales cotton, passage apply TO
ie3 JOHN TbBIE.a 25 hank Placr
xzf FOR FRElGHT Oh Oh ANTER-The new,
44SSk fast running Mexican schooner FAU6TlNA, Ri.
belra mas er. will have dispatch for any port in
the Gulf. For freight AFTER apply to
my23 RAREl.II Il co 81 Common at .
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-07-02

demanded = Michael Murphy, charged with
snatching ten dollar bank note from Pat. Gala
gher at the corner Of Tchoupitoulas and St. Joseph
streets, on the night of the 23d ult, was remanded
yesterday for examination on the 9Th of July inst,
before Recorder Caldwell, the prosecutor not be.
ing able 10 attend in court, from sickness.
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Concealed Weapons Agatn-Jean Bedoux was
yesterday fined $25 for carrying concealed weapons
or in default ten days imprisonment.
George English, alias st. Clair, and John Jones,
arrested as dangerous and suspicious characters,
were yesterday disposed Of by Recorder Genois
as follows: English was fined $50, or in default,
one month imprisonment for carrying concealed
weapon; Jones, one month imprisonment, for
vagrancy.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-07-02

Dangerous Weapon Again,-Jean Louis Ro-
bert was arrested yesterday, by virtue Of the Re-
corders warrant, in the First Municipality, charged
with having committed an assault with dangerous
weapon on Mary Wilson, residing at No. 2 Madi-
son street. The accused gave bail for further
apnoarance
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-07-02

The TWo John Thompsons. Campbell,
arrested on Monday night last for assaulting and
severely cutting woman in the neck with tum-
bier, was discharged yesterday, as no one appeared
to prosecute.
Another Felix Campbell, charged by one John
Gallagher with robbing him Of three dollars on
the Levee, on the same night, was sent before the
First District Court by Recorder Caldwell.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-07-02
STEAMBOATS,.


Via Bay 81 Louis Pas c5n; ss nd pa.-
- -,..' -, casoula-Summer Ansp gement-Tf e new
q. Hi.n, masI~. and FLoRtSx. Vim. +. Gibsr,o a.
master, (aving bn built pressy for the Lake trade ,ir
.upefT acconmodson.) One Of the above seamers viii
,eaye ihs ionc,anfan kailroad daily the ARRIVAL al
e Tbs tvsy Letter Bag viii leave the Office Of the
Agent promptly q half past Il O'clock A. NJ SS " 80
lelo X GEnDEs. Al gent, 10 Bank Place. 4
H. 4 Canal Line steamer s,T. On n LES
LeH$8T sanner Ananasg, nt-Por MorIe, wa Bay
Biloxi Al and afier raturday he 1tb inst
this new and splendid packst steamer, VIM c. Sutton mas
er onnt exps,sy for The Lake Trade. with Superior scc0m-
WEDNESDAY, and sATURbRY MoRNISG. s al Z
O'Clock and the Ponchar Railroad on the arrival Of tbe
" e9ek A. Gar, Returning will leave Moiils every
s"s EvsN III e. s iss above Andns' and
Freight received a, hs New Canal Warehouse at all hours
day and Fndsy at4 O'Clock r. - 80 =
o'clock Wedndss sna ssss.s s G %ossioe. seen' al
70 X GEDDES. Agent, 10 Bank Place.
~r- Steamer CALIFORG1A : summer
fs err ss,,.,,.s Is ,i pay s: LsSi:
Splendid Lake packet steamer, Cba,les Reynolds master
Any cabin Toward and new kyght aft. fos ventilation
DAY and THURSDAY MORNING. on s he s;ya If
BY the O'clock u ca" ketuinne Vii snys Az;
ING. [jei9j r. GEbDEa. Agent. 70 Bank Pace s"-
~ = For Alexandra and (;rand Eeoee.-
LfEsG Lke " ht drausht steamer SARAH tsOH.
r.. .novs al N ION. A%'den master w, ssye 9s
ID inst, at O'Clock p N. For freight o. passage having
''Sio' tPB g hscs = e
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-07-02

Tobacco-The only transactions that we heard of were
30 hid. psted sold sEc, and " hds without Particular
Sugar aad MOIasses -kjales confined TO retail lots-
market dull, and prices tendios downward.
FlOur-Frmer Sales 1900 bbs. including $50 Ohio (from
fboa) at % $50 62 100 Illinois ea5s. 100 Indiana
(avorts brand at u co. and 900 ohoies 81. Lou on p
vate + AZ
Grain-The demand wss good. and about 5000 sacks
were TAKEN inc uding 1850 inferior 35 900 private
TERMS 1910 Mixed $3.50. 1000 White at 3d. 200 Yellow
Tin two oss) ct SIC ' bushs and $40 private terms Of
Oats we noticed sales Of 145 sacks ST. Louis 81 andtS
Gin two Iots) at $50 v Isabel OF Bran about 600 sacks
were taken 97OS7kc y 100 b. So 4
Pfovisions-Msu Pok retailing at "a Is. md 100
bbls sold private sesmA Bacon was me, with sales Of
$50 ossks including 90 osks Sides On private terms. 70 Mis-
soud Ribbed at Ok, so *, 80 Clear sS and 10 caks
Missouri Shooldes at SIC y b. The only sale Of Lard that
we noticed 100 kegs at l0c v h. Of Butter 60 kegs
prime Western sold at lilo y ~
Stock Of Pork and Beef at s Inspection Warehouses on
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-07-02

A Weighty Larceny Johanna Sweeny, and q
woman named Lyons. charged by Barbara Dono.
van with stealing an apron worth one dollar, were
arragned yesterday before Recorder Caldwell. and
remaDdsd for examination on the 8ih July inst
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-07-02

A Bloomer in tho Fisid.-John Bloomer was
.ragned yesterday, after four years absence from
he city, for offence alleged by John Smith to
lave besn committed some time in March, 1886.
The prosecutor swore in his affidavit that he then
lntrusted him with freman's cap, belt and shirt,
worth about thirteen dollars, for safe keeping,
which he (Bloomer) refused to return, appropria-
ling the same to his own and benefit, thereby
committing breach Of trust, etc. etc. As Mr..
Smith did not appear to prosecute, Mr.. Boomer
was DISCHARGED
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-07-02

Mormon Outrage-The last reported piece Of
rascallty practced by J. j. strang and his gang,
occurred at Grande Traverse Bay, on Lake Mich
gan, about forty miles from Beaver Island on the
10th April. He purchased goods, for which he
aid in bogus half dollars. When the cheat wa.
di,cove,e,t the Sheriff, with posse, started In
nursu;t Of S,,,na. and bis gang, who, when over
taken ,r,,ad 81 ,oo, deliberate aim at their pur-
,ue,s viii A.. .,,. ..a.-. hem back.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-07-02

That Gold Bracelet. - Catherine Brennan
charged by Gustave Racine with having in her
possession gold bracelet worth fifteen dollars,
stolen about month ago from his store on Poy-
dras street, and found BY a Mr.. Fare, was exam.
ined before Recorder Caldwell yesterday but as
the evidence failed to prove the charge, the Recor
der discharged her.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-07-02

A Lepee Rat--Jacob Frey, mere lad, was
charged by John M. Scott, wharfnger of the
First Municipality, with stealing coffee on the Le
wee Vesterday-Yemanded,
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-07-02

Resisting Commissary.-R Richard and James
Bresby will be examined before Recorder Cald.
well, on the 7th July instant, on the charge of
rescung cart and two mules, seized by Commits.
sary Walton, Seventh Ward, for contravention to
law, and threatening him while in the discharge
Of his duty, Yesterday morning.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-07-02

Migrants Mary Lawless and Sarah Daes were
sent yesterday before The First District Court by
Recorder Caldwell, on the charge Of vsgrancy.
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BOSTON PIG PORK
TEAss TUAelI
THE TEAS of the New York Canton Tea Com

pAny, No. 10
Ghnth a m sweet
Crhs oldest Tea
establishments in the
Unlis Stlies.) N
Orlean4 Agency. y
Gsael street, These
Teas are more ex-.
teLsiveiy known and
approved OF. than
those OF any other
establishments this
county. Ever sea
son the CAWK0N'
TEA CONTAIN en-
desvor'o rssnts0f the
most val1able and
useful kinds Of 'TkAs
that are Impngte<t
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-07-02

Terrible Loss Of Lite.-Calcutta papers report
the burning OF the ship Kurramany, bound to the
Maurtius, with Coolies. About 200 persisted in
the flames or were drowned.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-07-02

Mote. In First Municipality designated in the following
table by the No commence at the Railroad and run up.
Second 2) the Nos above the Steamboat Land
Ing No icing Flutboat Landing In ths Third unS the hrs
the Railroad aud down. No. peDg Perry Whar
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-07-02

A Dirk Afar.-Catherine Wilberton, accused
by Elizabeth Dtridge with abusing her, and
threatening her with dirk on Monday night last,
at the corner of Maras and ST. Louis streets, was
yesterday fined $50 by Recorder Genois, and in
default of payment of same, was committed to Jail
for one month.
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and consequently are abe 10 5uyre n fhinr il 6S iss
OF 70 fine quality fos he pyice tk1f r. a s.snst -
establishment excel, II al al equal IL 4 =
S.H. FACE, Agent. q !.
"a Canal stysef, on dor nm 80
~ inst received per steamship Ohio and sIIp 49,
arse sssortmsnt Of the shove feas. .
mys am - 9. PACE. As.uss
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-07-02

The Viceroy of Egypt has sanctioned the project
of railroad from Alexandra, by way of Cairo, to
the Isthmus of Suez, and the work will be COM
menced without delay. FH
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TEJ EV w, 1AHt

sw- Th,.. ,., h- I.,. -. - -"usly waiting
for the arrival OF our 81 RGlCAL, DENTAL AM 81
INSTRUMENTS, respectfully informed that they have
al last come to hand and for inspection They
really beautiful and guaranteed of superior quality Cali
and see them. For sale by
felO If P.L MASSEY. cor. Camp and Gravier SITS.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-07-02

The Government of Spain has nominated M.
Gonzales Bravo Minister to the United States,
but he is said to decline the appointment suspect
ing it only to be bestowed with view to his
removal from the scene OF action, and thus prevent
the possibility of his being entrusted with the for.
nation of new cabinet. The gentleman is patro-
nized by the Queen mother and her husband
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-07-02

I II AZ everOfiered tOrf
salsin this city and a, l0w,,'
pri 'es. These TgAssnofI
ne latest importation, and
OF the most choiue analities
grown in G hias. having |
been selected with great
care, For the use of tam.
l'lles they are put up in ,
small quantities in well Sc. 4
cured neutrality-suspicious., so a
as 10 psess. We Their fra 4
arance az long as in the
chests, Il
@-City retail dealers,
country merchants, steam
boats, ships and hoteIssup-
piled with every dnscrip.
ton ofTEAs, inchests, hall y
chests, ~ n and s n bo1es
age, /. desired.
AN Sm A
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Discharged William Healy, charged with steal
ing watch from Mr.. Delmore, was discharged yes
terday by Recorder Seuzeneau, there being nc
prose cutor in court.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-07-02

An fher Fire in Lafdyette.-Some time about
midr@ht, fire broke out in the engine house of
F'ankn Fire CO., Washington square, Lafayette
The house, which was not long built, was totally
DESTROYED
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SECONDHAND BOOKS.

tB The Subscriber has purchased Stock Dr. HUNTER
opposite the site Of the ST. CHARLES HOTEL This the
largest collection Of and valuable In the
city.
As is the wish OF the Subscriber dispose the
vote his attention exclusively dealing Watches, Jewey
he offers them at the lowest prices Among are the
H works Theology, Law Medicine, Novels, Bellies Letss
=, Il Sciences.
Poetry a.,sis and p,b,,,s,;.,. .,. A.. la
- luz aes'- - hAFAHL, No "a st. Charles street.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-07-02

Toea bbls. 635 Total bbls. and half bbl,. .l7ss
Conee-3000 bags Rio. from the sarge of the Francs
Wats sold 81. and &c., of better quality. at sX@sc
p b.
Whisky-sass 400 bbl Rsctisd Gin four lot> at 1910
' gallon.
Cotton, and q. 3D. for Flour, and aho for Liverpool
at 25s for Tobacco.
Bxchsnges-Demand imred We quote:
New York sxty-day Bills .ihf02lX ct disc.
Sight Check on NewYork. 1adlsc9pu.
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ADJUSTMENTS.

HHSHn HE1S H EA TIVE.
managers. MARIE DUpKT
Stage Manager Mr. J. s. CHARLES
~ Benefit Of John GAISFOBD.
THIS EVENING Wednesday July g. performance will COM
with the Drama emitted ~
THE BROKEN SWORD,
Mr.. j. tharles Alyg lilo Duret
HIGHLAND FLING acknowledgements. MIR schim
sUNG..... Observation-Disclosures. Mira Thisluan
s NJ. NJ. the
To conclude with the Play entitled
THE BLOOMERS.
Marie
a Doors half Past O'Clock performance
Prices Of Adson-Boxes First Tier Parouee
10 Boxes Tnird Tier for ony
gallery, IS -
MADAME DWELL
ESPECTFULLf informs the Ladies Gentlemen of New
ORLEANS that she has from Europe may
suited al her redence No. 49, Old
streets opposite the Mint the Present.
NJ. Consultations Gentlemen 81 Ladies soc. vi 81.
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THE WATERING PLACES.


FRANKLIN HOUSE, BIIDx-Tbi. we'll
known boss Is now opsn fos the n families
ss ss 50 g X ,s be-
leased e above kouss. knows nte Franklin. This saah
Ishment hss Just been entirely gtted sBd vistnF viii e.
~ and ever comfort. with ay ard coynmodisus ross
She = nov esspares 70 snco.gdsie boasden 10
eV Wines and iquors u the best quality be had at
les I'm MRS. . DIAMOND.
THE Bay St. Louis Hotel will be opened on the
with families who wish 10 Jake Board 81 the s~asea -
etssrs addfessed to The undersigned. will w3nye
: ~ Il. Louis. May o. 1851. nym Il I
MAGNOLIA HOTEL, BILOXI, Miss.
TIL E undersigned respectfully abegs leave TO in
l. foGn Der old friends and pairoua and the putfc =
eeneye9ys that the shove Hotel 10 open fas n iJ
reception of traveus and visitors 81 the uIng ~
season Having been 81 great expensei in buiidps.
rspanins ETC. she car NV ecommeDd her heuss got m
terov point Of accommodation ccsamody and locality
a large and SPACIOUS AL ROOM, surpsssns 4 dimen
sions similar in Dcxi which admirably adapted
to Balls, Parties and public esthevines senealy, upon
s %sG e he ss a. sos e e..
for at least hity gssons mo.s than isst ssason.
Her TABLE. ii will be her constant care, u provide
angy with the best thai this and ehhuiBe aakeh Afford
Fine and roomy BATH HOUSES, adjscenI % he flots
Thankful fo the Iib patronsse hestoye extended her,
she rspec'fsy req1ests what will be hss effort dese
share Of public patronage. u -
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