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Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1851-07-04
Fourth of JuiY.

The day will be opened by the ringing of Bells and display
of Flags from all public places and shipping.
Is Guns at sunrise
SO II NJ.
sunset,
At o'clock A. NJ, procession will be formed, the right
resting second Street. in Market, and proceed down Mar
where the National Declaration of independence will be read
by GEO. DAVIS. ESQ., and grafton delivered by JOSHUA
q. WRIGHT Esq. -
Music
Clarendon Horse Guards.
Officers O the Militia
Field Officers of the Both Regiment.
Staff Officers Sd Brigade.
Major General and Staff of the 9th Division.
Hook and Ladder Company.
Officers and Members of the Fire Department.
Masonic Fraternity.
l. 0. o. F. Society.
l. o. r. do.
Sons Temperance do do.
Thalian Association.
Committee of Arrangements.
Orator and Reader.
Clergy
Soldiers of the Revolution.
Civil Officers of the Town.
Magistrate Police and Commissioners of the town of vii
mingon.
Commissioners of Navigation
Officers of the General Government.
Foreign Consuls.
Masters of Vessels
Teachers of Schools
Citizens and Strangers.
Order of Arrangement at the NJ. E. Church..
Prayer, by Rev. r. T. Iehn.
Ode
Declaration of Independence, by GEO. DAVIS, Esq.
Grafton, by j. G. WRIGHT.
Ode.
Prayer, by Rev. A. Paul Repiton.
Doxology.
Benediction
7. G. GRErx, I A.,.A1
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1851-07-04

EtI w Hall. Asian.
ES~The new postage law went into operation
the 1st of the present month. All letters not exceed
ing half an ounce in weight, will be charged uni
form rate of three cents if prepaid, and five cents if
not prepaid. We would advise all our friends to
provide themselves with supply of three cent
stamps 1t is always courteous to prepay. and
it is too bad tax correspondents with five cents
per letter, when We ourselves escape for three.
All our subscribers in this county will hereafter
receive their papers free of postage All at Smith
Vile, Robinson's, and Shaiotte, Brunswick county
Westbrooks, Whitehall, Elizabeth, and Beatty
Bridge Bladea county; Teacheys and Stricklands,
Duplin county and sneads Ferry, and Foy's Store,
O.so,c co,nty will be charged fire cents per quarter
All others ten cents per quarter.
parWe have received the Catalogue of the Wes-
leyan Femafe College, Macon, Ga, for lS5O-'51.
Among the names of the students we notice that of
Miss REBEccA A. LAsPEYRE of this place. as the on
" one from North Carolina We have no doubt that
it is an excellent institution,
B3~We had intended to have written reply to
several paragraphs in the Fayetteville Obserrer of
week, but deem it now Unnecessary
The attempt Of the Observer to have been the
justification of the course of the Northern Wings,
and the condemnation of the Northern Democrats
In place of arguments We need only point to the
cent developments in Pennsylvania and contrast the
Union principles of Democracy with the Free Soil
ism of Whiggery. The developments in other States
will follow so fast as to confound the Observer and
its supporters.
BeRs>We publish the following order for bill Of
goods, rerb0tim ct tteratim. The schoolmaster was
undoubtedly abroad when the writer received his
I" edcation -
Coat fine check shoes number teeve cop pie
nnrd honspun and other betch honspun
dohen shur bcen and pare troasers
OFFICIALLY ANNoUNcED.-Mr. STANLY is announ-
ced in the last Neubernian as the Wing candidate
in the Eighth District having received and accepted
the nomination of the Committee of Correspondence
R9~The Tuscaloosa (Ala.) Observer has hoisted
the name of JAMES BUCHANAN, of Pennsylvania. fol
President, and of VIM r. KING, of Alabama, for Vice
President capital ticket.
BSs%We have received from the publisher, JOHN
s. TAYLOR, 143 Nassau-street, portrait of General
WAsHINGroS, eighteen by twenty inches, engraved
from STEWARDS celebrated full length painting. II
will be forwarded free of postage to any part ofthe
United States for oae dollar.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1851-07-04
South and North.

The returns of the census indicating the in
situations of the South in the most triumphant man.
ner The following few items concerning
Georgia.
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Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1851-07-04

OFFICIALLY ANNoUNcED.-Mr. STANLY is announ-
ced in the last Neubernian as the Wing candidate
in the Eighth District having received and accepted
the nomination of the Committee of Correspondence
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1851-07-04

R9~The Tuscaloosa (Ala) Observer has hosted
the name of JAMES BUCHANAN, of Pennsylvania. fol
President, and of VIM R. KING, of Alabama, for Vice
President A capital ticket.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1851-07-04

US. COAST SuRvEr.-The U. S. Surveying Schoon-
er Gallatin, Lieut.. Commanding J. N. Mafit, 0. S.
NJ, arrived at Smthvlle the 22d inst. This YES
sci has been ordered here by Professor A D. Bache,
Superintendent of the Coast Survey, the applca-
ton of the merchants of Wilmington for a survey of
the Main Bar and New Inlet, that the actual condi-
ton of the channels, at THIS time may be projected
also, the set and velocity of the current with the
probable influence it exerts upon the Bars.
Professor Bache has directed that the work shall
be accomplished in time to further the views of the
merchants of Wilmington in their anticipated effort
to obtain appropriation from the General Govern
ment for the improvement of the entering channels
of our river Commercial, June %.
RUSSIAN EXCLUsIv ENEss.--A London correspon-
dent writes s'No American can now get into Rus
sia The Russian ambassador refuses to vase the
passports of American travellers"
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1851-07-04

pas~We havereceived the Catalogue of the Wes-
leyan Femafe College, Macon, Ga, for ls5O-'51.
Among the names of the students, notice that of
Miss REBEccA A. LAsPEYRE, of this place, the
" one from North Carolina. We have no doubt that
It is an excellent institution
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1851-07-04

Hes>We publish the following order for bill of
goods, rerb0tim ct lteratim. The schoomaster was
undoubtedly q abroad" when the writer received his
od;oo4;oy,
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-06-30

Murder and Arson in Ieras-We neglected to
mention the preparation of horrible crime which
occurred in this county some weeks ago. A Mr..
g. Austin, living twelve miles from Marshall, had
his house burned down about the 7th of May, and
was himself burnt up with it. As his house was
situated in secluded place, the affair was not dis.
covered until near week after its occurrence.
His bones were found among the ruins A jury OF
inquest was held, and, from all the circumstances
as developed, that body came to the conclusion
that he had been murdered by man who had been
living with him by the name of Stephen Butler.
Butler was the only person who inhabited the
house with Austin. He was missing after The oc.
currence, and persons were dispa, chtd after him to
Mnden, Louisiana, where he had gone, but failed
10 get h. i'm. We hope that some active means will
be taken 10 get him. Such an outrageous crime
should not go unwhipped of Justice Texas MAR.
shal) Republican, 2lst.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-06-30
Fans CLASSIFICATION.

TObacco-We did not hear of a sale.
Sugar and MOlasses-Bu sness confined to retail
transactions at 5s406c v b for Fair Sugar, and aS43Oc
for re boiled Moasses
Four-Freshly ground in fair request and firm. The
sales embraced $500 bbs including 100 Ohio 50 49, 1900
from atboa % 40, $50 in several lots 90 so, 100 ILL
nos at 80. and 30 St. Louis at "a l0@&4 Is Dbl.
COrn-Sales so Sacks of which 500 inferior 81 225
ordinary 43. 100 in three lots at 454o 1000 as, and
97S Yellow at 55c % bushe.
Oats-Sales 300 sacks ST. Louis at $50 9p bushe.
Dran-25 sacks brought SIC W 100 ID.
POrk-The principal sales 80 bbls Mess &14 25 v
barrel.
BacOn-Steady. Sales 10 casks Clear Side. sl4 10 do
Missouri Shoulders 6 and 50 srces Hams
al SIC v ID.
Lard-A sale of 20 tierces good No l at 914c " n.
COffee-Drooping. $50 bags Rio were disposed of-par
on private terms and part at Sc o ID for prime.
Lime Western selling in small lots at 81 2O0sl Az
" barrel
Whisky Fmer and 100 bbs sold at 1s4f01s>s o
gallon.
Exchanses-Demand very limited. We quote
francs
New York sxty.day Rls -. y ct' dsc
Sight Checks NewVO Adisc4A v ct. prem.
Freights-An American Ship taken for Liverpool
5sd for Cotton.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-06-30

Opinions.-"A All judicial opinions are in favor
Of this the Fugitive Slave) Law" Daniel
Webster.
cuse Journal.
No-but public opinion is not against it-as is
evidenced by the Congressional Elections which
have resulted in the election of who voted for
it, or who did not oppose the law, as well as by
the general acquescence of the country in it.
The country is not particular village, city, or
county-but continent almost, that stretches from
the Passamaquoddy to the Pacifc-and before that
country there is more chance of repeating that
law, assaulted in the way it is, than of repeating
the constitution itself Ten votes cannot be got in
the United States Senate, out of the sxty-two
there to touch it now. This is public opinion u
IN. Y. Express
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-06-30

The Daily Advertiser of this afternoon announces
the conviction of Harvey Dayton, late Cashier of
the State Benk at Morris, which failed abot two
years since, under strong suspicious of fraud.
The trial has been in progress at Morrstown
since Tuesday last, before Justice Ogden. Judge
Ogden delivered to the jury charge remarkable
for its clearness and impair TALLY, and after few
hours elaboration, they returned verdict of
guilty. There two indictments against the
late President and Cashier-that against the latter
being the one just concluded for perjury in an aff-
davit to the capital of the bank. The other in
dctment is against several of the directors for
spiracy, alleged to have been entered into by them
to defraud the bank out Of its assets
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-06-30

tOyuSVII, E-ps, .,s,mo, En,;,e. 1855 sacks coyn q
hhds tobacco Gowau Dvkers hhds f bhds tobacco
III q R,insonsa hbJ. ,nh.cco Esiinyes cn-Ia do r Ro
ds ns Az o";,Ia dn ~ s1nsIen 3 K,,cbhoH
q a ~ ~ .o,, paast,u s.n,s coi5t; "a sts oais
W II oSts "a hhd. ,chsccn Tur,ar Wilson T. On
.s nv =. bemn q cs 1ona Papmsis H. H,n AZ liz
- Eas * a ncs h,pgina q N Pnci sri h Ga rn.
leather H Hsn,elpai ba hay W,ilans-2s els rope
bs Al If do W hsky II bx. candles 20 kegs
i.sd q H,.Lo hhra 0wen
IsSs but,er hhs epes WrhM50 ncs ha ~eine PAYNE
T. H. ,r;sonEs hills Whisky Paiys-sundries IN onjer
A.HVIi,i EHPer steamer Harry Hill: 70 bhds tobacco
Cawsn nv ia do w n Rohinso,Nih do IN Jobn
WiiIam.DIs RodewaId Sco-l6 Tuner Wilson &coNi3
p II Sho, cn-S RaLe, a. Soe,v-a5 FeIiowes Eco35 do
We, Il SUMMER pesrsm l. Brysn-1 Il Fraser co.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-06-30
HOLLYWOOD HOUSE,
Eastern Shore OF Mobile Bay

THIS desirable Summer Retreat and Watering
l. Place is complete order for visitos Many IA
important Improvements ha been made during the 1:1
past winter, among which a wharf .Gx
the top of The bluff, of gradual and ascent thereby
avoiding the long flight Of formally used This adds
another the pleasant walks about the pemlses
The number Of has been increased that 3O per-
be handsomely accommodated the coming season
The bathing arrangements are extensive The shower
baths supp led from yielding at least lO gallons
per mnu,e The Bay bathing equal To any In
the South.
The of this place being nearly 50 feet above the
level OF the bay with nothing obstTuct the breezes from
Gulf; with fine view Of the Bay Of Mobe West
Shore nice shady grove, good roadHs no swamps
standing consequently muQuioes renders one
of the well heathest places Of resort 10 be
found in the whole country:
Arransementsu made for abundant supply Of Fish.
Oysters, Crabs, ct $50
The proprietor building th establishment about
the anuary 848 with the Of making the most
active piacs in the South The business thus far has
ceeded his expectations. Being the builder
and landlord Re knows to his interest 10 entertain
his guests the best possible manner which Is all bt
considers ard to the table, bar, etc.
Besides the variety oi amusements which are as en-
ensve other watering place The PROPRIETOR nus pro
vided for the attendance Of superior Band OF Music
THIS place having been favoe resort the past two years
for number of the citizens OF New Orleans and Lou
l9pa the hopes. by strict attention. to continn
The fine steamer Helen touches
| every day.
The charges will be moderate Letters papers directe,
to Holly wood Mobile, will direct and without de
ten!ion. WILLARD FREEMAN Prop. ietor.
Hollywood. May 3. 1851. myl9 3m
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-06-30
STEAMBOATS,.
Mobile ana the Lake Pac kets.

sS " Y. ~ \; Lss' =: csssa r. 3. !.
A. HEN, master, and FLORIDA, VIM. r. Giberson
master, tavns been bull pressy or The Lake trade with
super aecommodaon.) One Of the above steamer will
leave the Pontcbarran Railroad daily the arrival at the
Lake Of the 12 o'clock. N. care.
- The Wsy Letter Bag viii lsnve the office Of the
jeis '''''' K. GEbDEs. Agsni. 10 Bank Place.
,.Rs9. = Canai Aine steamer sT. 81 ARLEs-
Le4f92 somnes Ansnsem; us.For Mobile. va pa. Bay
Bo,fa Passag and after nrday he 7,h inst.
this new and spesdid packet steamer VIM e. snttou mss
ter bult expressly Tor The Lake trade with supeIos accom
i'v and ahs
O'Clock and the Ponchara Railroad Me arrival Of the
ever, THGRsDAY EVENING direct.
ny % a. Ss,g Waeous s
day and Friday at 4 O'Clock P. N.
The way eer Bag will leave the office of the agent at
je6 K GEDDEs, Agent, ~ Bank Place.
&C.. Steamer CAliFyKNIA-s summer
..safaab Pass Christian and Missi.sippf !Ciy-This
having been thoroughly and retted with new
airy cabin forward, and rev af ~ .enns,ion.
SA9 ma on
the O'Clock 4. y. cars, and SATURDAY EvENlNG S
s By s naS XII ss,f
iNa lisisl j K GsbDEs. Agent. 10 Bank Pace.
80 Z ps..tass a .,sa%s. ESiPiHt. v. Gnd.i
i YSs ss Jay f.;
Rsiiff sIST z Sssa q rSyd
and e gines entirely and she OF the s~
| trade.
TT. "A plan of her cabin can be and re
cured, by applying the agents, S Poydras street je3o
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-06-30

Standardization Parker, convicted Of man.
slaughter, committed in killing Eliza Phillips, was
sentenced to twenty years Imprisonment at hard
labor in the pententary, by Judge Larue on Sat-
urday last.
J. ii. Husband, for attempting 10 pass forged
check for $500 on the Canal Bank, as sentenced
same day 10 three years imprisonment, with hard
labor.
John Riley, for larceny, to six months imprison-
ment
Thomas Dolan, VIM. Mccoy AMI VIM Osborne
for larceny, twelve months imprisonment, with
hard labor, and Adam Ruth, Sen, for assault and
battery, one month Imprisonment.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-06-30
BUFFALO. June 20.


NEW 7 ORK, June u.
John Scully was accidentally shot dead by n
pawn broker this morning. H. had offered a pis.
to for pawn, one barrel of which was loaded
While in the hands of the pawn broker, it was
accidentally discharged, the contents of which
entered Scully, killing him instantly.
Wall street is evidently fult-ring under the
effect of the California fire. and heavy failures W i'll
probably transpire in day or two The morning
papers are endeavorng to make the losses gher
who lose by the destruction Of their agents. store
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-06-30

We are rained to notice, says the New York
Mirror, tb. death Of Benjamin Burgoyne, Of the
EXTENSIVE banking house Of Burgoyne % Co., San
FRANCISCO. Mr. Burgoyne was young man of
briDant promise, who went early to the Land of
Gid, where he had accumulated a fortune. Over
exerting himself at the late fire he was attacked
with dysentery and died in few days. His death
is severe affection to his mother and sisters, who
reside in New York.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-06-30

ANGELICA, N. Y, June 20
A dispatch, just received by express messenger,
respting Matthew Carrigan, who was sentenced
to be executed to-day, has caused much excitement.
Some OF the military declare he shall be hung, and
threaten to tear down the Jail. The Irish are out
in strong force, determined to protect him. VIVA.
turn the affair will take is yet uncertain.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-06-30

A Model Obicer.-Lous Charlie bernard corpo-
raj of the night watch, First Mh'cipai'y, was yes
terday committed to prison " RECORDER uenols' IN
default of finding good al so'Veh' pail IN Slooo'
to keep the peace lowsds sergeant wilson, oh-
Ger Newbouse, and she rest OF mankind collect
lively and individually, some OF whom II not ALL
ing az Zanga avs.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-06-30

Naval academy. at Aurapoit.-A letter from
Annapolis, of the III, instant, says: 1.-The Ma
val Academy is undergoing vast improvements in
the erection of, extensive buildings, etc. | learn
that some fourteen of the Middtes have recently.
been dismissed. The academy is under rigid dis
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-06-30

The five and ten cent postage stamps, now in
public use, will MOI be received in prepayment of
postage after the 3Oth of the present monh Per-
suns holding any such, as soon practicable after
that date, and before the 20th September merit will
present them for redemption to the post master au.
thorized to sell postage stamps.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-06-30

Dangerous Weapons-Augus Mcneil, charged
with committing an assault and drawing a dam
gerous weapon, gave bail yesterday, before Re-
corder Genois, to answer the charge. John Hath
away, charged with like offence was discharged
there no evidence to prove the fact.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-06-30

Burglary-Jobn Bell and George Hoyte,
charge with breaking into The cabin of the Rus
sian brig Louisa on Friday night last, and ste alng
the mates chest full of clothing, we're sent before
the First District Court by Recorder Genois on Sai
urIay last
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-06-30
NEW ORLEANS:
MONDAY MORNING., JUNE 30.

Murder.-Henry A. Sample, charged with the
murder of James Gray, in Osborne's foundry on
the Levee, on the 9Th inst, was sent before the
First District Court on Saturday last by Recorder
Caldwell on the charge of murder.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-06-30

Found Drowned-The body of a whp man.
name unknown, was found drowned yesterday IN
the Mississippi opposite Hospital street. IL was
clothed in two check shirts, pair Of blle co.'oh.
ade pants, black co,h frock coat, snd pa" o.
brognns. Verdict, /" Found drowneI.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-06-30

Arrests.-Wam O'Connor and Edward Brit
ton were arrested yesterday, charged by M. S.
Derwin with stealing lard, as were also Mary
Quinn, charged by G. Shaw with stealing breast
pin, and Michael Ford for carrying concealed
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-06-30

" Fire.-Jwo houses and four kitchens, adjoining
the Horss Station, on Felicity road, between Nay
AIDES and Apollo streets, were yesterday totally
CONSUMED by fire,
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-06-30

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Imports.
BORDEAUX-Per ship Belle Assses 1853 hhds 200 cases
wine, 10 pkgs coks oueyvonse angsorno4 hhds VINE;
sa s q 2" brandy m
co-4o hhds wine Lo,sog siIvestsI4 do tambert-D
s6s e 90 vine h' Is q g $ 10
bbls brandy Tbos Pinet &co0 pip do 70 hhd wine.
chs Irvine Boys! Brothers, hhds wine Roman Kernon
cases mdse DoGl ho2ss hhd ie b do VINE NJ Luca.9o
hhds 80 h hd Do Lscoi1 dns9 hhas roo cases wine de
mdse Turrin-5 ca4s do C Rneau-li do wine A Roy
f's-i59 do de Egana-5 cases mdse F,sss-l2 do Lo
f Sas sy aud q az e%p bos
omon-i hid wine, cases mdse Rviere-l do M Chasrd
. do Adge-26 hhds ~ HI do wins d Lanata-SO bags
nuts hhds "a hi do o cases wine do mdse
LlVERPOOL-Per chip CamlIus: IN 100 states Lyal 4
shuIz Il fla iden-l cask hardware w Tiion-26
hard and case; a. anS SOo bar
Pickett Psrkn. &co-s case, cks hardware 5outieu-is
co.. oak hardware. 1876 bars 70 bds Pssley Helm
IS OK. hardware Jas Mcregor co-5 cks hard and hollow
GsSehsHis es,es %%ss I'1efed cssi. ao bas
iunnswsi, RS sos b6ls oil, iss bal. IOsd iron.
LIVERPOOL-Per ship City Of Lincoln: 1926 sacks sat,
orde,7 :, 9S9 !, states Lyal DsviSson eoso u
''fa VIZ Salt to order
GRAND.CAYMANs-Per schr Lavenia: Lot fruit to
MxTAGoRDA BAY-Per schy A Flomerfslt 50 bale'
60 to u bb' %oSss R1Eeey Rocsss o 6i ~ 40
w Arthur Nco-6 bales cotton NJ Pinckard &co-5 do
w Powe-5 do Psgyam & Bryan-4 do Cleveland, Bros s,
RATTAN IsLAND-Per schr G b Mathews: Lot fruit
nhe,.iI, Wade &co-a9i7 hides, ss00 in specie smith
Bro-45AO Cramer &co-3 cases mdse Thorn McGrath.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-06-30

EIpOrt6.
GALVESTON steamship Louisiana I hid tobacco
soa obl % 1T bbs flour 81 nbls whsky hid sugar. sk
coffee ~ SKIS III bag gine 5O els rope bis Irvine
LlVERPoOL-Per ship John Hancock Ss7i bales cotton
MARsEILLES-Per ship Diogenes 1855 hhds tobacco
s., 100 slaves.
LIVERPOOL Per ship Bombay: 1904 bales cotton, IOOs
MaRSElLLES-Per bark Roxsns 81. 600 slaves
HAMBURG-Per bark Gibraltar: $50 bales cotton,
MATANLAS-Per bark Yamiri A756 SKIS corn, 400 bbs
potato $, 80 empty bbs
HAVANA-Per brig Henry; % hams, 10 bxs pork 30
bbs corn meal, NV empty bbs. lao empty hhds and lcs.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-06-30
EAST PAsCAGOULA HOUSE

THE undersigned have taken lease for three
Il year, the well known Hotel at East Pascagous. IA
Miss. so long known and kept by N j. McRae. 1t S;
will be opened for the reception of company the -
10Th June The place famed of the delightful
and healhiu the Gulf il is TO the breeze hiss
the finest ang, Fishing and veuence for all kinds OF
recrea, ion desirable in summer resort
The uote undergoing thorough repsis, and will be n
shed in complete style, The extensive GARDEN admra-
bic order.
The fare will be the that be obtained any of the
markets. and the undersigned attsr themselyes that their
the Hotels in NewOeans-the Ct Chare
and The Fl Lous-are assurance that nothing will be
wanted for the comfort Of their gues,a: ,~
myf5 BOYD g SIMPSON.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-06-30

For hat?-William Mocler was brought to
the High Constabe's Office about o'clock yester-
day afternoon, by order of Judge Larue, for what
offence, Judge Larue has not enlightened the
world.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-06-30

Bad Boys.-Daniel Smith and William Watson
have been handed over to the First District Court
as dangerous and suspicious Frank Humphry
and Samuel Smith served the same way for the
offence.