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The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-06-02

The Richmond Wa.) Enquirer says that the
agony basis is over for the present. the Convention
on the 2lst ult, having, by majority Of 7, Isl to
AZ ordered the insertion of the compromise re-
ported from the committee of the whole. The
Alexandria Gazette is now satisfied that such
constitution will be presented as will be accepted
by large majority of the people.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-06-02

STEALING LEAD.-Yesterday Thomas Null
len, disgacefnl looking character, who sported
an eye as back and disfgured as an ugly looking
piece of Pittsburgh coal, was discovered on the
Levee, abo,t mid day, with large pig of lead in
his possession. He was observed by officer Fuller,
carrying it .way, and on his making inquiries, he
found that Mullen had been to a large stack of
leaden pigs, which had been unshipped and placed
on the Leys and taken one away. He then ar
rested the thief, and made him carry the lead as
well as himself to the Watch-house. He will be
brought upEor examination this day.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-06-02
HOLLYWOOD HOUSE,
Eastern Shore Of Mobile bay.

This desirable Summer Retreat and watering
L Place is in complete order for visitors Many lI
important Improvements ha been made during The ma
past winter, among which il wharf running 4.A
the top OF the blu, OF gradual and ascent t1eTeby
avoiding the long flight OF formally used. This adds
another tn The peasant walks abou' The pre- es.
The number Of has been reased, that 80
sons can be handsome accommodate ed the coming
he bathing arrangements extensive. The shower
bahs are supp led irsm spr,pg yielding least U0 gallons
pure minute. The Bay bathing equal any in
the South.
The location Of this place beng nearly so feet above the
level the bay, with nothing Osuc the brpezes from
the Gulf with fine Of the Bay OF Mob Wes'.
en Shore etc nice shady grove. good roads, swamps
or stand war, consequently Qui renders il
Of the well healthest places of be
found in the whole county.
Arrangements made for abundant supply of Fish,
Oystep, Crabs. etc.
The proprietor building th establishment about
the LIST January, 1873, with the OF making the
acive place in the South The business thus far has
ceeied his most tanguine expectations Being the builder
md land ord he knows to his interest 10 entertain
his guests the best possible which is all he
considers necessary 10 in ord TO the tabl. bar etc.
Besides the great variety OF Hmusements which
ensve as at other watering place the oprptor has
>ided for tn. attendance OF nor Band OF Music
This place having been favore eso the past two years
ana the proprietor hopes by strict non, to continue
to receive their patronage.
The fine Helen touches at the wharf several times
everv day.
The charges will be moderate Letters papers directed
Holly wood, Mobile. will direct and without de
tenon. Willard FREEMAN, Proprietor.
Hollywood, May 3, 1851. myl9 3m
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-06-02

STABBING.-On Saturday evening, difficulty
occurred on board Of the schooner Banner, lying in
the New Basin, between Chinese cook, emp loyed
the vessel, and sailor named W. N. Wilkins,
who acted as mate. The latter took large carv-
ing knife, and with it stabbed the Chinaman on
the right breast. A warrant was Immediately
issued for his arrest and he is now in custody,
awaiting an examination.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-06-02
Methodist Church Case In New York.
FIFTH DAY.

The Court was densely crowded this
morning with spectators, DESTROYS of hearing the
Hon, Rufus Choate open the defendants case.
They were destined to Disappointment, however,
Tor at opening of the court, Mr. Ewing stated
that Mr., Choate was extremely unwell to-day, and
court, IN con sequence, granted adjournment un-
I'll ~ o'clock on Monday morning, when, it is un-
derstood, the case must 60 on, whether MIR. Choate
appears or not.
Ihe documentary evidence read by Mr. Fancher,
tor the Defence yesterday afternoon, went to show
that the travelling preachers are not the owners of
TINS und' but that 1t is held by the Church in the
nature OF charity, and comes within their fund
for charitable uses. The travelling preachers, in
distributing books, did not do So as had been al
legged, with a view to fund for old age, etc.. but
were compensated for doing SO, the books being
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-06-02

THE best certified medicine the world
Of Dyspepsia ali the headache, hsarb1
scy spPetite.
incpent consumption debility from hses
ersnged stomach
and surpassed by medicine
for females suffering arrangement
Among the and highly respectable csrtiheate ~ s
following;
Professor A. A. HAYES, NJ D., State Azaysr;
FlTxuErRy HOMER, ESQ.,, Boion;
Jas q. DUsN Eco City Treasurer, Roson;
Hon. MYnON LAwRkECK. IL Pres. Mass. Senases
Hon. L. H. ARNOLD, iornesy Governor Of Rhode lslnnd.
now member of Congress;
Hon. WM WOODBRIDGE, formerly Governor Of Michi.
gan, now u >. Sena or;
Hon; J. T; MoRsHEAD, formerly Governor of Kentucky
Hon 1. Ss.ncss, ". $. Senator from Rhod. Island;
Hon SAs'fs: paKtfs' u :. ss.a'o' from Vermont;
Hon. SOLOMON f0orE. member of Cor gIe~ from VT;
Hon II. u. FOSTER, member OF Congress from Penn q;
hon N. L. MARTIN, Delegate in Congress iop Wiscon-
sin Territory;
Gen 4. {. DopaE, memberin Congress from Iowa;
r. 7. SrOwE, tsq CLERK the House oil Represensv's;
&C TRowsRiDax. Esq, Detroit, Mich
Jos rPu HoxIE, Esq, Is Wall street. NewYoik
rrspectabty reterred
who confirm all that has been favor OF THIS invaishh
MEDICINE. GEO q. GR ZEN propr,etct, WI sdor VI.
REED. BATES AUS rlN, WhoIesae druggists, No.
For sale BY J. WRIGHT q CO., Isl Charres It.
- Price 81 per bottle; six bottles tor s.
r. CAUTION-Esch bottle O1ygenated Bitten
wrapper printed English French and Span
signature Geo Green. Propreor. Thrss
Sides and siduou eugIsed sbi the top Of the
hottie the Reed Au Who the
General Agents. and to whom all srss mus he addressed
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-06-02

SUSPICIOUS CHARAcTER.-Yesterday morn.
ing, between two and three o'clock, vagrant,
named Tlpmas Dolan, was arrested while sleeping
in an unoccupied house on Triton Walk. He had
in his possession hat and coat, which are sup.
posed to have been stolen, as he could not account
satisfactorily as to the manner in which he came
by them.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-06-02

The PoNTcHARTRAIN RALwAY.-Yesterda
the traffic on the above line was immense, and the
cars were kept running fast as possible, while
some nine or len carriages, with engine and tender,
composed every train. 1t was estimated that up
wards of 5000 persons visited the Lake during the
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-06-02

DIsoRDERLy MEETING IN PnILADELPHIA.-
For some months a large party have been using
every effort to accomplish the removal Of VIM. D..
Lewis, Collector Of the Port at Philadelphia.
Charges were made against him, and his enemies
remained in Washington during the whole time of
their consideration. The President, after careful
consideration of his case, did not find sufficient
cause of removal. This so exasperated the enc
mics of Lewis, that they have been attacking his
reputation at every point, and watching chance
for complaint against him quite as faithfully as if
paid for it. A man thus situated ought TO b. eau
tious. 1t seems that, since the Presidents refusal
to remove him, Mr.. Lewis made some remarks
about meeting of mechanics, in which he spoke
rather slghtingly Of that class of citz-ns-saying
that they vers pery good in their place. The ene-
mics of Lewis have used this to all advantage
with the mechanics. Meanwhile large gather
ing, purporting to be "whig meeting" was held
on the night of the 24th, in the Chinese Museum,
which passed resolutions demanding Lewis re-
moval-where the police arrested numbers; all
sorts of violence were resorted to, and the most
disgraceful scenes were enacted that have been
witnessed in Philadelphia for years.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-06-02

CHARITY HosPIrAL.-The report of this insti-
tuition for the past week shows considerable i'm
provement in the health and convalescence of the
inmates, and the number at present remaining in
the institution is considerably less than that of the
previous week. The admissions for the week end.
ing yesterday were POP, discharged 1874, deaths &c.
There remains on the books 529.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-06-02

Hon. VIM. r. King has gracefully declined the
dinner rendered to him by the citizens of Mobile
without reference TO party. Mr.. King has always
commanded the esteem of his party. Beloved BY
Alabamans, he has received high national dis.
tnctions, to which he has impaired additional
honor. He never stood so fair before the peopl.
as now. His noble course on the Compromise
question, although fully expected from him, gave
him largely increased popularity, both in and
beyond his own State.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-06-02
NEW MUsIC...NEw MUSIC.

TYLER & HEWITT Piano Forte and Music
l. Stoe 80 Camp rect hav. just received Y Nz1s
The Norh over FIVE Hundred New Pieces Of NIL EJaAA
SIC, from composers, and utabs To play, KIN w
ers Of all grades Among these ie,es be touad 3k
the following beau iiul composili ms. 47
:. uyiaknx sS9si from Macbeth, by Verdi; the esle-
ST. Chares Theatre by sisnora Pa,oi; Fantasis on
gnor Beeus favote air of " Sna pnpa del brick %
bohemian Gil; souvenir De Visnse, sis. s, Ss
all BY Srakoseh Good.h,e =, isa" Mysostis Polka
.Mountaa Daisy" Jsly Tptizs srea. soBgs Polkas.
Mmohes Wazes, Songs operate Sketches, ste, great
kT Musical Merchandise of all kinds. a,-
myH TYLER y HEWITT, 50 Camp street.
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TEASg TEAS!s
THE TEAS of the New York Canton Tea Com

panY, NO. 10
hat b am street
(The oldest + ca
estab lishJue,t in the
Unite St ,te,.) N
Orleans Agency. ~
Canal street. These
Teas are more eN.
tel,sive y known and
appr wed Of, than
those of any oihe'
establishment in Thu.
county. Every sea
son the CANTON
TEA COMPANY en-.
deavOr'o cont'ollh
most val able and
nseful kinds of IRA
that are impOrte,j 4.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-06-02

STABBING.-On Saturday John Criswel was
arrested, and sent to prison, to await examination
for stabbing John Cunningham, and seriously in.
juring him at ten o'clock, on Saturday morning.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-06-02

TENNEssEE.-Walter Coleman has received the
wing nomination for Congress, to represent the
Memphis District. Frederick P. Stanton is the
democratic nominee.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-06-02
NEW ORLEANS MARKETS.

b. CREscEHT OyucB,
Monday Morning. JoBs 2. 1851.
Cotton There little demand for Cotton On
Saturday, and 1900 bales were soh about IL asss Of The
previous day.
In day or two we may expect later sdvces from Europe
BY the steamer ASIA which now In the ninth day Of hr
passage 10 NewYork.
uvw o,r,A 80 m A .srv1r TINE.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-06-02

ana cnnsequ- turnish every thing
establishment excel, il ut all equal hem
S. H. PAGE, Agent,
~ Canal street, one door below Royal.
e6 inst received per steamship Ohio and ship Union
large as sorlment of the above feas.
my8 3m g. r. PAGE. Agent.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-06-02

BRAZOS ST JAGO-Per steamship Fanny So, BAT 3S
In specie 70 snndry cynsie hides to order.
& Mlis. ~
LIVERPOOL Per ship Sarah g. Louisa: 49 500 states
Lya Davldon-5 cks Ferguson-4 hhds $50 or les
ware Ms.tln. Owen &co,7s do. 8 hhd dy Henderson 4
James ~ casks crates do Gauche-56i bars Davis
Brooks &eo-s0 bds do Marsh, Ran &co-l47 hdls 5I7
6ais do Presiey Bein-5 cks mdse Mcdowell. Mills &co-
Jenn1en s cases 80 bd ste, Robb4 bo1e. mds
s.s,k Day rtaufer-3 do mdss ASS bars railroad non
to R Tnet. y
PENSACOLA-Per schr Ella ~ bales cotton G Cocks
&co-So .U0U lumber. iahs j q Pooey.
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EAST PAsCAGOULA HOUSE.

THE undersigned have taken on lease for three
year. the well known Hotel al East Psscagoula, "a
Miles,, so long known and kept by N J. McRse. Ii In:
VIII be opened for the. reception of company on the
10Th June The p.oes famed Of the delightful
and heahtul the Gulf, open the breeze, has
the finest taihng Fishing and venience for all kinda oil
recrea ion desirable in a summer resort
The uote e undergoing Through repairs and will be fin
shed IN complete style, The extensive GaIden ia in adma
bic order.
The fare will be the best that be obtained any Of the
MARKERS, and the undersigned fsitI themselves that their
exerence in the best Hotels 10 st. Chare-
and 'he 1t L0ns-are assurance that nothing will be
wanted for the com ort Of their gues's:
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-06-02

Tobacco-A mixed lot of l0e hhds, part frosted, were
soad at prices not made public.
Sugar and Molaases-About 900 hhds Sugar chan eed
hands at steady prices. say 506c for fair s.es
sells small parcels at H3lc for good emsn'ins 70 choics
re-boiled.
Fiour-Demand limited and barely 800 bbls disposed Of
including 400 fine at. 100 Ohio at % s5. 2o4 in iwo
80 80 and 100 st Louis the Levee at - pbb portion
OF the Flour now in store is said to be sour.
COrn-Good demand for shipment, and 1900 sacks soId
including 700 inferior. heated. etc., at S7@3; 1884, part
inferior, at A.; mixed at A 800 at 4ss Ou white and
mixed at; lso in lots a, 4a04s; and 1900 pnns yellow
from store at Soc ' bushel.
Oats-St Louis selling in Email lots at u0 a9c busbs.
Basg,ns and RoDe-1l0 pieces and coils brought 10
and 61ao- long time. with intsrest added.
POsk-Du, and only small lots selling at eN N0tIl 30
for Mess. and 4A 25@tA 37z for o. The stock at the
InsDeetisns. yesterday morning. composed N,l2 bbs OF
which 1883 Mess. 2Ol4 NJ o, and 1887 Pnms. against
stock of 81 42 bbls the t of last Jane of which 70
were Meas. 2575 NJ o. and $3.50 Prime.
Bac0n-Inacve; sales of 20 casks clear side at9k and
20 terces Hams. slightly damaged. at Ike y b.
Beei-A sale Of 50 half bbls Mes (Domnck's) on the
Levee, at q 62,S.
Lard-Small sales Of kegs at 1l01lkc y b.
COfee-Sales Of SIS bags Rio. in lots, at sx09kc b.
Naval GtOrcs-A W. mington cargo recently received
has been silly sold. foows $50 bb Rsin q 75 $50
do Tar at q 250t3 3 Ito Pitch at % co. and loo bb
Spirits Turpentine at a 45c p gallon.
Lime3l bbls ST. Louis Lime sold at ell5, and 30
hhds at Is. Hf
Whisky-No change; III bbls Rectfed. and "a bis,
sold al e1sc.
acknowledgements limited, in foreign bills
otering IWx0llOA.
New York sxty-day Wills .............Hk0I y Ct disc
Sight Checks NewYo ? Ct prem
Froights-Nothing new.
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SHERMAN'S
NEW PATENT
7 r Y! Y S S
RUPTURE REMEDY
WILL EFFECT A PERMANENT
@ " II r.

This Tluss ente'v different from all others IN form
efd prlncipe neilOn iec Possessing al TIE
aasahtag0s Is trse To'n int os, ios al,noa'se q
The various h heretofore in The efe.sure Is more
natural, ipar.tvely hight in bad Hqntnres can oe
reg uA1ak directly aver he &c MIA o. ca
inss oens sel,. a. ell n mes Even amber ne
tor. u7yDE SarseaA The weaser pinae beyond The
dz6ges a. trnns uIsion other paiin o, daaxesous
- " mar uni feqnent The vi her II usas.
Il v-y comnss practice ios rsns ai.es: with si~sna,
Ia uxesuu, psso which ,ny By Ihos 10
unss.ssnd Anasy. snd ism'is. with lhs of
,arous II does ant IL form Of Ratln spsss To-
and is moi prophecy tilted fneseyrs have 9lelalsi
a, my odics. 10 ST. CnAaLku n Rnxr. Nswgsies pa
Ohsssye The Esn Of The - ssm u doos. mhls lyd&W
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-06-02

HoRRID Observation-Disclosures, tho Ma
gscian.-Our readers are doubtless aware that
Macallister, the magician, has been playing very
successful engagement in St. Lonis. On the l5th
boy who had witnessed the feat of cutting off the
nose, in the absence of his parents tried the expert
ment upon his sister. He succeeded in sevsring
the nose entirely from her face, but could not SO
well perform the mending process. The child's
life was despaired of for time, the bleeding was SO
profuse. The Reveille, however, says that hopes
are now entertained of her recovery, with the dis
hguraton only of fearful and irremovable scar.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-06-02

CoNvIcTED.-Two negroes, William Empson
and James Anderson, have been tried for the brutal
murder of Joseph Williams, the aged farmer way
laid and slain the public road, near Newcastle,
Delaware, last winter. Both have been found
guilty. They had not been sentenced on the 3d.
but death is the certain penalty for murder in the
State of Delaware, pardons in any case, even for
minor crimes, being very rare, the Governor being
in all cases, required to lay his for pardon
before the Legislature. 1t is to this nrequent use
of the privilege that Delaware owes its compare
tive exemption from the graver felonies.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-06-02

ENGLISH CHEESE-A small lot OF very
- superior Engsh Cheese, received, and for by
E. GOD l. CO. :. opposite Po.t Il.
mY1 MnniclnhlltY.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-06-02

SAD OCCURRENCE IN SOUTH CARoLINA.-The
South Carolina papers make great deal of their
"encampments of late. These military amuse-
ments, or exercises, are paraded in the newspapers
with fourishes of martial rhetoric made with
soemnity enough to suit the onslaughts of " Cerro
Gordo" or "Churubusco." There is no harm in
this. 1t assists in keeping up fine military spirit
which is nourished nowhere more enthusiastically
than in Louisiana, one of the most peaceable
States of the Union.
At the latest encampment, held at Camden, S.
c., an occurrence of truly lameutable nature
marred the pleasure, and dmmed the lustre of the
occasion. Near the close of the display, Mr..
Fletcher, officer in camp, was sun-struek, and
placed in the hands Of the surgeon. At night he
was deirious, and during some firing and confusion
in the camp he started up, seized his musket, and
rushed from the tent, thrusting with his bayonet
at all persons within his reach. He was not
secured until he had inflicted severe wounds upon
five persons and among them DR.. Shannon, who
is not expected to recover, the bayonet having PEN
etrated one of his lungs.
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SnnLan-

BY ship Sarah Louisa. he 10Th nit, in lat $50 80 Ion
$50. ships Arabea and Scotland. from Liverpool for Mobile
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-06-02

STAR CANDLES AND PORT VINE
~ 300 boxes Star Candles, IS, 5's and As;
"a, II" quarter casks Pc" Wine VIZ; Fer ssIs By
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-06-02
FRESH IMPORTATION OF
CHOICE TEAS!

THE subscriber has just received from of the
first Tea impo,ter' in Ph'sde phs; 9 sompete asor,.
10 suit purchasers, has had Them in small packages
u and ! ib each They are guaranteed to be of quality
equal II not superior, to offered in this and
embrace all the 'ees usually sold here. The following
list of qualities and pr ces:
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-06-02

TEA-75 half chests superior Pouchong Tea, for
4 sale low to close consignment.
my3l AT. COCHRAN GO. q TehoupitOula 1t.
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~ lie will continue to keep his usual s'oak of
Choice Teas in Chests and Half Chests.
Thoe prerrng them in this sye be supplied guam
titles tn
~ The patronage of the lover. Of Coop TEA respect
fully solicited. w. q. RAA NIOND,
mya I'm Il lamp street.
TEASI TEASlS
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-06-02
CLOTHING, HATS, SHOES.
COAL.

THE THOMPSON COAL YARD, StCharles
street. corner 4 ynla street-The subscrbsr hsving
purchased this Old established yard and laid IN fresh supply
Of Coal prepared deliver in lots suit 10 his fends
and the old the Yard tire best quality o. FITS
Coat. JOHN u. NhOWEN n.
No II Cam s,rer, ial, srn2o
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BLADON SPRINGS.

THIS popular Watering Place will be opened
for The Of .s SG n % day Ct
during d. prepared mos,s Is m lou, 70
tive pr pss.s q the wses IN aess peea.r sousSsrn
hs s sa sps
bat four mile from the Biz bee yes in Choetaw county
aaa as s:ss ~
rm the use a susr
that we ee fully warranted in saying that their sanatve
kidneys and skin. uIcen Of long standing. debility
the system govt reumas dropsy. etc., are ,ot surpassed
who have tried their flcacy.
Many have been made. and in progress
ssua, pal sts from Mobile to the Springs. ssm.weskIy
Good hacks. with careful drivers will be in
viii instantly supplied with the very hest the county
& To for 20 no
per'e Of the water the public efered 10 the analysis
RATES OF BOARD:
Ter week " oU
by. Cnren and servants half price % W
Horse per day on
:. per week 90
Large amis: .nisst q liberal deduction from No the
'f Rsa rates A SoSsoR hENRY ,s Is
For any further inf3rms,ion: amply the Agent in
New Orleans. T. .. SMITH. u Poydras st.
COOPER's WELL.
THE undersigned. having made considerable i'm
visitors pIepa'ed to all disposed
to pay visit. f'om the reputation Of the 4.aA
board aud lodgng, per 90
Board and lodging per DAY w
Homes taken I'M Sa It T %a ,isH Proprietor
:, Ehe means Of acc 81 only miles tssm v,cksoare
mile: .ss,as i;o% Ray %sSd TO ;hs We'll 90 'n'' anu
Gen NC MAXIM. late Of The P,e"Iiss House, visks.
our guess comfortable mysa I'm
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THE WATERING PLACES.

THE Bay ST. Isosis Hotel will Be opssed on the
4 18th June. LhssaI assanssmenss WI h. made a
with families Wis wiz u tate Board ~ IN spasos
Letters addressed y H. usd1usigDsds win rssaSs
prompt s11snton. ~ G. LEVyI8 Z
Bay Sc Louis, Mu =. IGl. mysisf
MAGNOLIA HOTEL, BILOXI, Miss
THE undersigned respectfully bees les.e 70 ~
form her old 5issds ord patrons. end - ppbSo
s,ners'ly. that the sbo~ i1sis s nov So - -
reception Of 1avellsu - visitor fov h = mn
ssa,oG Having bess e essss e.p.s. . esl1ns
epa'flng ETC. sse orn ~ HeeqODeDd ~ hO1ss cot In
terror n point Of accsaMetnica com meny and tcsI,ty.
.rss and op pac s r. = ~ Z m.
son; any similar room 10 ~ Nhssk a1niFlhiy adapted
which occs.ions she VIII e = -. sssss 2bo II
addition tn the Ball ROOM, shs ~ pVspsd
'oi H.; 4. 'es.t h.y lemon. mc,s thaa - -
andy with The best that thu. and markets sord
FMe and roony BATH HOUSES, Adjacent to the Hotel,
TOY the con venience of b0avdeSs.
Thankfo for The liberal parsonage bevetofore extended her,
ne respectfully eque what will be her effort deserve
share Of public patronage.
m. PRICEs:
Per month. .>3o 90 Per week .ss % Per day ~ So
bUoxt NAV n. Jhhl