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the bills The other being old and easily torn, the
instrument could not hold It, We mention this
mode of fishing money out of letters as a caution
to persons RENTING, that they should fold their
letters more carefully. As all remittances are at
the risk of the publisher, we have put down this to
profit and loss and have turned the letter over to
the proper authorities, in hope they will fish out
the thief and put him in dry place. Augusta
(Cia) Constitutonalist
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Another Judge on tie Fugitsve Law.-Judge
Wilkins, the United States District Judge for
Michigan, has charged the Grand Jury, among
other things, that the Fugitive Slave Law is con-
sttutonal that it aoould be, and asiN be executed
in Michigan; and that all distractions to an arrest,
or interference with the arrested, will be punished
as the law prescribes. The harboring conceal
ment spoken of in the act, he says, is the fraudu-
lent act of placing the fugitive beyond the reach
and knowledge of his owner. "This act must be
done with fixed intention to violate the law by
defeating its object, which is fraud upon the law,
as well upon the rights which the law designted
to protect" National Intelligencer.
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PORT Of. NEW, ORLEANS.
CRESCENT OBYIcR,
Saturday Morning. June Il, 1851.
Wat ..N

Saturday Morning. June q, 1851. )
Cleared Yesterday.
ss$$s go !ssSs sss
shp JSass Bnlnha% ssSeo Aas Sss
S Ssi :Iss S. s S.st CITY p.. "a Kerr
sp Big W.f.sdo. Fesrie Bnroslona. Barcelona Hna.
scbr Mara. Rouse Pensacoa,, Master
scM Chipois, BlateIsy. Apslaehicola. EG Roger &co
Schr Fairy. Williams. Havana, YQuadras Eco
Arrived.
Steamship Georgia. Lieut. Porter, from NewYork 1lh, and
Ship M.da EVsas 1n B".on IL: %s,
Bark d%ogsue. McMann IS days from Charleston to master
Span brig Monarchy English Turn.
schf srazos Lambert, 10 days from Chasrs. to Ave-
STEAMBOATS,.
Brilliant, Hart. from Bayou Sara.
Caddo, Graham. from Shreveport.
S asssz NJ soT Ies sfsDs rom om viosou,s
DoT M C MnO1,, from no. ousehn;
Towboat Yankee Fnon from the Passe-brought up ship
Msdford, bark lmogene, brig Monarchy. schr Brasos.
Exports.
tIyEEP63-Ps :SiS FAM SSdsP: ut Is cotton
Sp ~ q zip Goinsis isSs bales eS.ten
7s bSS. al mi: sss Bs%ss 4sa 1sss cotton
6 sts conn - oy s " 10 WOOL aS pigs ead
RiCHMo sbSfs. Sa.S yirspisn Is hid. tobacco, 1915
Is Is WIFE, Ss IND
si brig wsfisdo $50 bale. cotton, HOO
$50 s.. s Fairy s 66 ard $50 cheese
chr ara G0 Gh Il *. corn .undre.
m hSd
lead 900 sk' 50 SIX, oats 70 ks BRAN Is sacks coiiss u
INTERNATIONALLY sohr ChipoI.: 300 bbls flour 50
Dds whisky 90 cks bacon 400 sks corn l5o baggng $50
BRAzos ST JAGo-Per schr Ansps: Govt stores.
Imports.
s22ssT 81 ship Mediord Assorted mdse:
s.
Receipts OF Produce.
81 Louls-Per steamer sa,anac %: 142 sacks corn
Ksnns Ds SsoP ~ do Lucas HSI.ood so Do
aeo@s BIZ sao1 oil " ~ h Ini
Bridges & Macmprdo-4 do ssscomb : yoorhies-l6a do.
Sco-lso bales hemp Psrmee n Bro-I7 do Mas Bourk
Rss h' tss&s
beef Manu. bbls = sss: butter % bales hemp Add
Converse &coiOo bIs candles Elder &coNs bales Cotton
vlGKsBUR G-Per steamer Nstchez No q. 1876 bales cot
F s SuskSss 40 F. 30 Fsa DO
coli * Henderson Psals-s4 potatoe., So1e.
BAYOU SARA-Psr steamer Gypsy: bales cotton B
Byrne 6ZcO-l7 hhds sugar Menard Vignaud-2O do, x
bbs m0asses Shepherd-2D half bbls moasses Kelly &
hang bbls hhds Degeos-l0 hhds suga
3 Elder &co-sundres to order.
BAYOU SARA-Per steamer Brilliant: "a bales cotor
Bonner Smiths do J b Byrns &co3 do Payne & Har
son-6 hhds sugar Gordon, Jr-sundres order-Tota
81 bales cotton.
gu ACHITA-Per steamer s W Downs: bales cotton
Wright, Williams Gco-4 do Byrne &co-3 do A
Wright Nco-l do ii Frelsen &co-l bale wool Gorrsser
BrOs-snndties to order-Totsl, Is bales cotton.
SHREV EPORr-Per steamer Caddo: IL bales cotton s
Nelson &eo-4 do McLemote. Currin &co-6 bales woo
and sundries to order,
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Assault aotth Intent to XIII - Robert H
Thackara, charged with assaulting Ludwig Zller
and wounding him over the eye by throwing
paving stone at him, while his (Thackaras) wife
beat him with boarL on the 18th instant, at the
corner of Religious and Celeste streets, was yes
terday held to bail in bond for $500 to keep the
peace for the next six months
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Fold Your Letters Car.fuHy.-We received on
Friday letter from Winnsboro', s. c., in which
had been inclosed to SIX dollars, a five and
dollar bill. 1t came to us rifled OF the five dollar
bill. The one dollar bill was in it, somewhat mu-
tiated by the instrument which had extracted the
other. The inside of the letter bore marks Of a
sharp instruments cork-screw, psrhaps-wich
had been inserted and which had fishsd out one Of
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HOLLYWOOD HOUSE,
Eastern Shore OF Mobile Bay.


THIS desirable Summer Retreat and Watering
l. Place complete order for visitos Many IL
important improvements ha We been made during the ina
past winter, among which is wharf running
the top Of the bluff Of gradual and ascsnt thereby
avoiding the long flight Of stems formally used This adds
another to the many pleasant walks about the premses
The number of has been increased that 800
be handsomely accommodated the coming
The bathing arrangements extensive. The shower.
baths supplied from spring yielding at least 100 gallons
pure water minute. The Bay bathing equal to in
the South.
The location of this place being nearly so feet above the
level Of the bay with nothing obsuct the breexes from
the Gulf with fine view Of the Bay, city Of Mobile, West
Shore, etc. nice shady grove. good roads, swamps
standing water consequently musguigoes renders
OF the peasantes well heahest places Of to be
found in the whole country.
Arrangement made for an abundant supply of Fish.
Oysters, Crabs, ct.
The proprietor building this establishment about
the LIST January 1873, with the of making the at
acve place in the South The business thus far has
ceeded his uine expectations Being the builder,
and landlord, Re knows to his interest to enert
his guests the best possible which all he
considers ard to the table, bar, etc.
Bsdes the great variety OF amusements. which
enve at other watering place. the proprietor has
vided for the attendance Of superior Band OF Music.
This place having been fav0re the past
Tor large number of the citizens OF New Orleans and Lou
sana the proprietor hopes by strict attention, 10 continue
10 receive their patronage.
The fine steamer Helen touches at the wharf several times
every day.
The charges will be moderate Letters or papeu directed
l Holly wood. May g. l66l uyia IN
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A Caution to the Canine Race-Capt. Forno
requests to inform all dogdom that he opens his
poisssed sausage campaign this evening. Owners
of dogs had better keep them chained within DOORS
II they set any value on their canine existence.
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L pany. No. IL

= pany, No. I'D
O ath a m street.
(The oldest + e a.
establishment in the
United States.) N |
Orleans Agency. 72l
Canal street. Thesel
Tens are more ex.
tensively known and
approved of, thanl
those OF any other
establishment in this|
county. Every sea |
son the CANTON
TEA COMPANY en-
deav0r to contscl the
most vsd nable and
useful kinds ofTEAsI
that are imnoyted
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denominations POstponed.-E. Dupre larceny,
to the 26th inst. w. H. Wilkins, cutting and
manning, to the 2lst. Mcdonnell, assault and
battery, with intent to kill to the eth inst Coffee
and others, breach of the peace, to the Goth
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Charity Hospital-The report for the week end
ing the 10th inst, at six O'Clock, NJ, ID as follows
Admissions, 265; discharges, 1856; deaths, 81 !;
whole number of patients remaining, COZ. OF the
deaths, were from Cholera and from Pernicious
Intermittent Fever. No Yellow Fever.
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Di'csarged-John Mooker, trespass, no pros
cutor. M. W. Murphy, interfering with an Off
GER no prosecutor
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STEAMBOATS,.


~6- For MObie-Daiip u s. Mail Linz
Ean2s5A Via Bay 1t. Louis. Pass Christian and Pas
cagoula-Summey Anang ement-The
and splendid low pressure packet steamers ORkfjOE, r.
A. HieIn, master, and FLORIDA, VIM. r. Gibsraon
master, (havns been built expressly for the Lake trade with
superior accommodation One Of the ebove steamer will
teaye the Pontcbarran Railroad daily the arrival at the
Lake OF the Y O'Clock. n. cars.
IL The Way Letter Bag will leave the Office Of the
}eis ''''' 4. GEbbEs. Agent. 10 Bank Place.
- l. Canal Line steamer ST. CHARLE8-
lG1&k5Y summer Annngement-Fof Mobile via Bay
ct. Iouis, Pass Christian. Missi.sppi Ciy,
biloxi and Pascagoula-On and after Saturday, the Eth inst,
ter built expressly for the Lake ua5e with superior
mqdaon will leave the Lake end Of the New Canal every
WEDNESDAY and SATURDAY MORNING, at
c0ck and the POncharran Railroad the arrival of the
" clock A. NJ Returning. will leave Mobile every
MONDAY MORNING. via ali the above landings, and
every thursday EVENING direct.
Freight received at the New Canal Warehouse at all hours
the day The last barge leaves the Warehouse every
day and Friday, at O'Clock p M
O'Clock on "Wednesday and Saturday mornings.
JED r. GEDDES, Agent, 10 Bank Place.
~r-. Steamer CALIFORNIA = Summer
EsszeaatSsz& Arangement-For Biloxi Bay ST. Louis.
Pass Christian and Mississippi Cty-This
having been thoroughly overhauIed and efed with new
ANY cabin forward, and light aft, fosvenlaion.
beng IN perfect order will leave the Railroad every TUES
DAY and THURSDAY MORNING, on The arrival Of
the O'Clock A. NJ cars, and SATURDAY EVENINGS
every SUNDAY. Wednesday, and FRIDAY EVEN.
INC. ljel9l q. GEDDEs. Agent. 10 Bank Place.
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L LAS ever otfef 81 iOf
sale In this city and at lower
prices. These TEAS are of
the latest importation, and
0fthe most choice q ualities
grown in q b ina. having
been selected with great
care. For the use Of fam
lilies they are put up in
small quantities in well Ne
cured meaallicpackages, 20
Is to preserve their fra
GRANGE "a long Is in the
chests.
"City retail dealers,
country merchants, steam.
boais, ships and hotelssup,
piled with every dnscrip,
tionofTEAs, inchests, hall
chests. IL N and 4. n bux,
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EAST FASCAUOULA HOOSEs
THE undersigned have taken on lease for three
4 years the well known Hotel at East Pascagoula. IA
Miss, 20 long known and kept by NJ J. McRae. II 8!2
will be opened for the reception of company the
10th June The place famed of the delight
and healthfn the Gulf it to the SEA breeze has
the finest hahing, Fishing and fo all kinds of
recreation desirable In q summer resort.
The Hotel undergoing thorough repai, and will be fin
bic order.
The fare will be the best that be obtained any
markets, and the undersigned ser themselves that their
experience in the hest Hotels in NewOeans-he st. Charles
and the St L0uisaxe an assurance that nothing will be
wanted tor the comfort OF their guess
myl5 BOYD & SIMPSON,
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Passengers.
Fer schr Brazos, from Chagres-56 passengers.
List of Vessels in Port Not Cleared,

the Frat municipality In the following
ahe b the Nos commence at the Railroad and up..
In the Second @ the Nos above
Ing No. heng Fatboat Landing the Third (m3
the Railroad and down. being Perry Wharf
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YE certified
Of Dyspepsia all s iormsauch headache
hsbuai acdiy Of the stomach, loss Of Appetite
debility
fever and heat cold, oil
imperfect digestion, dsrangd Of
also excellent remedy and BY msBes
for females suderng
Ameng The numerous and highly respectable Certificates sis
TO the following;
Professor A. A. HAYES, M D., State Assaysr; :
FtTzHKHRI H0nEK, ESQ. Boston
Jas z. DUNN. ESQ.,, City Treasurer, Boston;
Hon MyRok LAWRENCE, tx Pre-. Mass Ssnate:
Hon l., H. ARNOLD, formerly Governor Of Rhode lsland
now member of Congress;
Hon. Wn WooDBRIDeR. formerly Governor Of Mchi-
Hon: J. r. MoREHEAS formerly Governor of Kentucky
Hon. ], F. SlHxcss. U. = Senator from Rhode Isand;
Hos SAnL 9. PaELPs. q. 2. senator from VERMONT;
Elton soIoson foocrs. nsnbss Of eorgrss from VT;
Hon. H. d. FosrEK. membss OF Congress IRON Penn'a;
Hon NJ L. MARTIN. Dslsssts In Congress from Wiscon-
Gen A, e. Dopss, memberin Congress from Iowa:
R. r SrOwE, ESQ.,. Clerk IN the House Of Renssentvs;
c. c. TRowsRIDeE, Esq.,. Detroit. Mich.
yossrH HoIY, ESQ, y Wal stnest. New Yost,
To- confirm all ba
medicine. Or. GEO. h. GREEN, Proprietor Winsisr. W.
REED, BATES h AUSTIN, Wholesale DrpsssAa Ma
d Meschanta' Row, Bos,on. General Agcnts.
~ Price q Per botlsi az bottles for o.
~ CAUTlON-Each Genuine O1ygsna,sd yi,,,f,
vii hays the outside vrappe printed N En9sh fsneh aud spsn
Sides. and addition, nny engraved The
bottle with the Of Reed, Bates de ~
y ~ aAw
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and consequently able every thing their na
OF 90 ne quality Tor the price, that in this respect ohe
establishment excel. il at all equal them
S. Il. PAGE, Agent,
~ Canal street, one door below Royal.
Just received per steamship Ohio and ship Union,
large ass0rtment of the above Teas.
mys 3m 8. H. PAGE, Agent.
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bismissea.-Mary Robinson, f. w. c., larceny
evidence failed to substantiate the charge.
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SHIPPING.


United States Mail Steamship Company,
FARE REDUCED
FOR NEW YORK DIRECT, via HAVANA.
- - The splendid double engine steamship GEORGIA.
(O0 tons burthen0 Lieut. D. D. Porter, U. 8. NJ com
mandne, will leave her wharf opposite the Place Asme
with the Government Mails and passengers, On SATUR.
DAY, June 70, at 8 O'Clock A. M. precisely
RATS OF PAssAGH:
To New Ork State room Berth, in First Cabin $50 90
Standee Berth, Forward Cabin. 100. 40 90
Steerage Berth and found ............. % 90
To Havana. State Berth in First Cabin 40 90
standee Berth. Forward CABIN ...... 81 %
Steerage Berth and found ............ 20 %
u Passengers Tor Havana must have passports from
the Spanish Consal.
~ Each OF the Company's steamships has an expert
enced rgson board
EV Specie only taken on freight to Havana.
No Bills OF Lang signed after the steamer has sailed
For freight or passage apply at the Office of the
pany, % Magazine street, to
je2i JAMES R. JENNINGS. Agent.
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Second Municipality. June Is. 1851.
BOUNDARIES of the several School Districts
IN the Second Municipality of NewOreans, published
Tor the information of parents and guardians under resou
ton Of the Board. adopted on the 9Th inst:
JACKSON SCHOOL DISTRICT, for BOYS and Girls bounded
by the River Felicity Road, Annunciaton and Benjamin
sees corner Of Richard and Pacsne streets
bounded by Felicity Road, Nayades, Thalin, Estee and
Magazine streets.
FTLTeN soHooL DlsTRcT, for Boys and Girls, b9gnaed
1y the klyer Dslod street. TivOl Circle Nayades Thaa.
Esee and benjamin streets. Sehoohouse corner of Du-
PLANTER and Annunciaton streets,
JEFFERSON SCHOOL DsTRICT, for Boys and Girls bound
ed by Triton Walk. Tivoi Circle. Nayaies street, Felicity
and Erato streets.
MARSbHALL School DlsTRICr for Boys only bounded
~ the River, Deord street, Tiv0 Circle. Triton Walk, the
New Canal, the Swamp, Heya Crcus and Canal Streets
st. MARY street, between Girod and Julia ss
FRANKLIN SCHOOL DISTRICT, for Girls only, boundaries
same as Marshall District Sehoohouse ST. Charles street.
between Girod and Julia Streets
FISK SCHOOL DISTRICT for Bows and Girls bounded by
ievla Circus and Canal streets and the Swamp. School,
mouse se' corner OF st. Peter and Perdido Streets:
Jel3 I'm JOHN CALHOUN. Secretary,
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SHADY GROVE, BILOXI,

- SHADY GROVE, BILOXI
THIS well-known Summer Retreat is now open
for the reception Of Boarden. During the spring, Ia
many additions and improvements have been made
ensure greater degree Of comfort and convenience
with all the deicaees which the and the New Or
leans markets afford, and the best Table Claret Of
charge, and always plenty of pure Milk from kept
the pre,nies Attached to the house fine airy Bath
Houses and fine Shady Lawns, which make one Of the
most pleasant resorts on The shore.
Arrangements for be made with the proprietor,
at the Poydas Restaurant, No. so Poydras street
my.9 I'm JOHN COATES. Prouyjetor
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NEW ORLEANS CATTLE MARKET.

JEFFERSON CRY,
Friday Evening, June 10, 1851. }
Arrived during the past week: 4Sl Beef Cattle 100 Sheep
go Hogs, 81 Mich Cows and 52i Calves.
The market closes with moderate stock Of Beeves and
Sheep; a scan supply of Hogs; but ample stock of
Calves and Mich Cows.
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FRESH IMPORTATION OF
CHOICE TEAS!

TT He will continue to keep his usual stock of
Choice Teas in Chests and Half Chests.
Those preenng them IN this style. be supplied In guam
titles to suit
ky The patronage of the lovers Of Coon TsA respe
fully solicited. w. q. RAYMOND,
myD 1m II Camp street,
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BILOXI HOUSE,

THIS Establishment will be opened for the re-
L ception of Vision on the 18th inst, under the IL
management Of JOHN w. NIXON. ia
During the spring many additions and improvements
have been made, to insure degrees Of comfort and
convenience 70 the guesg Of the house.
The sandy beach Of Biloxi, heretofore annoying
deans has been pIsnke By order Of the cooperation, and
villages.
The Table win always be supplied with the deicaces of
the sea coast and New Orleans Market
Attacned to the house will be found Bath hoass Bar
and Billiard Room, and Ten Pin Areys.
The following Rates of Board viii b charEed during the
season: :
BY ~ month (pes weekly 60 90
BY the week. II 90
Children and SeEvants, half price.
BILOXI. NAV a. ISL mvls Am
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DRY FOODS BY THR PACkAGk.
". BTG61le3. Smith.
GENERAL COMMISSION MERCHANT
jeI< NO. SO GRAVIER STREET. IL
SECONDHAND BOOKS,

SECONDHAND BOOKS.
tE The Subscriber has purchased the Stock Dr. HUNTER
opposite the site of the ST. CHARLES HOTEL. This is the
largest collection of and valuable Secondhand Books in the
tho wish Of the Subscriber dispose Books and de-
vote his attention exclusively dealing III Watches Jewery
he oilers them the lowest prices Among them the
hes, works on Theology, Law Medicine Novels Bellies Lee
Poetry and Science.
III The latest Novels and Publications always hand.
APPS JOSEPH RAFAEL NJ, "A ST. Charles street.
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BLADON SPRINGS.


THIS popular Watering Place will be opened
sss Ts i. have 1914 ~
during the season to accommodate from four
china these Springs possess adyanages Of
Bni four from the Bisbee river in Choctaw COUNTY
N as s % 9sn the az
year. woudse useless attempt full description Of the
that feel fully warranted saying that their sansve pro-
peres in the Of diseases of the liver stomach bowels
the system. govt dropsy etc are surpassed
by any waters in the United States hundreds testify
Many arrangements have been made and are in progress
regular packets from Mobile 10 the springs. sem n,i weekly
Good hacks with careful drivers will be in
will be Constantly supplied with The very best the cenn
sSs and s Pro9eo pledge emsves to spare no
peIss Of the Wate The public L IserIsd to the analysis Of
RATKs OF BOARD:
20 nay 90
~ Children and servants half price. %
:, per week %
Large families subject Ss5. sdneon from NJ the
'? Bsaoa f Springs. A Nav Jenny f'' %ys en-
E.: sR7 further s iGG e ' f:,s:
COOPER's WELL.
II considerable
proyement this tor the accommodation of -
visitors, is prepared to receive all who disposed M
to pay visit From the reputation Of the water no .&k
Board aud lodging, per week 90
n;
%!ss staging Ray%esd 70 hs Ws % "s'' anu
our guests comfortable. myaa I'm
WESTERN VERANDA, corner Tchoupiton.
w las and Julia s,ee,s-The above establishment, Ia
having CHANGED ,f hands and undergone complete
would respectfully that they accommodate
manent and transient Boardeis in style surpassed in
r. They also tina! the BAR Of this house will open
Iss0 & 'u'D LANE MIN. ar PGopa saS'
ROARDING-Singl Gentlemen or Families
- DESTROYS Of obtaining comfortable oard and -
can be accommodated at go Camp api 3m' -
M RS. W. f. BROWN informs her friends and
s pfs III h khHss Gpsnss and Sn
lately occupied by Mrs Shall ) she now prepared q
TO oer every accommodation. 70 both transient andaA
NewOrleans. November 8. 1850. mia lyos
ARCADE HOTEL.
THE public can be accommodated as usual sl;y
~ at ,his establishment Ths fire on the 3D. instant
IN mh s1i If ''S'' "'''' ' T. ' W. DIGGEs co.
SMITHS HOTEL, BAYOU SARA, La.
THIS fine Hotel has been in successful operation
ios The last four years under the direction Of the
present proprietor and is s!i eesu for the ents.ain-
iaohed to the Hotel large Livery srAsIE, with sl4
Carriages, Horses and Bugges, for the accommodation
apo os' THos. d. SMITH.
~ CA UTIONt-1
sss ssy S's
n y
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ADJUSTMENTS.

VARIETIES THEATRE
ne uUkkT
TIs EVENING Saturday. June a. the performance will com.
L menee With the Play entitled
MATCH IN THE DARK.
Ellen Marsden. Mile Durs, Capt Courtney 'hr Charles
LIE DlABLE A QUATRE.
Chsrscte1s MILE Hariot, Mons haogn, sto
Altar which, Mr. John 0asord's comedistta OF
THE BOOMERS.
Mr.. Charles Mrs Bloomer MILE Marie Durst
II To-porrow-ALONZO THE BRAVE
II Doors at half past O'Clock performances commence
at = quarter to !.
Price First and Second Tier and Psqvetc
Is Boxes Third Tier for coorei persons only 50
Gallery, rs cents. .I.t
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THE WATERING PLACES.

NOTICE. = = 1SI.
'NHE Bay 81. Louis Hotel will be opened on the
= i2th June Liberal anangemsH1Bwill be made "A
win families who wish 10 taks Board ~ the season.
Letter. ADDED to The undenEnsd. will receiye.
prompt satentlon c. LEWIS.
Bay 8. Lool.. May 2, ISL. mya If
MA0NOLIA HOTEL, BILOXI, Miss.
THE undersigned respectfully begs leave to in
fo% 1 ,s G'a fd .S apd patron. and pube
reception Of traveller and visitors for he ensuine u
season. Having been at a great expense IN bnildine,
repairing, etc. she recommend her houss a aOt m
isEos n point Of accommodation commodity and locality
70 any Hotel On the sea ccast She b. erected On tbs Dsmss
ala, ss.s and spscoes BALL ROOM. soPa.inE II dnsn:
70 Bsis Parties and pablic sathssinss seneEsy, upon
winch occa:ons s9e vii ht reasonable terms. Also.
addition TO the Ball Room, sbe has prepared
70. at le,st fIty ger.ona more than IsR season.
HER TABLE, it will BE- her constapt cars to provide
amply with the be-: that Thy md marken sos.
for the convenience Of boaFden.
Thankful for the liberal patronage heretofore extsed hy
she respectfully requests what viii be her ssn deserve
share Of public patronage. :,
Per month. $50 90 Per week % % Pc. DAY q 50
- - CAROIhNE M. HUNT.
Biloxi. May 9. 1851 my11 If
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-06-21
Cotton and Tobacco Statement.

Cotton and Tobacco Statement.
Cotton, bales Tobacco, hhds.
Stock on hand, Sept. j, 1850 .......166l2 A,342
Received past week ........ 4,3l7 $3.50
previously ....... $40 959=975G6 a, 1890 l4O
ssl,sss 64.9s2
Exported past week. ,..... 10, 97I 3,5l7
previously. s77, 672=s97 ,s4a 27.l99=3O ZIG
Stock on hand. not cleared. ...... =. 94.2a5 aia6