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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-02-18
PHILADELPHIA.
New Steamer Death from a Beer Barrei-Firs
Sam. Heuston-Dr. kane-Weather-MaR-


New steamer-Death from a Beer Barrsl-Firs
sam. Heuston-Dr. Kane -Weashcr-M
kets, &C.
PHILADELPHIA, Tuesday, Feb. II. 1854.
A fine, new sea steamer, called the Del
aware lis row lying at our whaTves She IL intended
TO ply between Philadelphia and New-foh next
summer, In connection with she Penobscot and Ken
nebec. lShe was here on Saturday,-Ed. TfibJ
John Sharp, aged As years, died this morning from
the eec. OF In lures received last night IN Cartere
alley in consequence OF barrel OF ale rolling upoa
MN. .
The tailor store OF Henry Her. No. 69 North e.h'
st., was destroyed by fire this morning. Loss sio~.
Fully insured
Cen Sam. Houston is in this city, and will lecture
this evening -
Dr. Z. Ksne, late Of the Arctic Expedition, IL les
turirg In this city. $3.50
The weather TO day is clear and pleasant.
There Is good demand for Glove SEED, p.rsy tsf he
supply peghbonng msIksts and further Gales o. psms
have been made at s. q t@b. Ths Corros mnke. hn
undergone no change The Flour maskst continue. -
Ire s,seI on .aIs IS small Sales u lao bss Gst3
Dbl There air demand for city cossaap;ion q frsn
30 Ter (aecy RYE FIoUR Is scarce aad wsrth 81 ~
CoRs MEAL is scarce. a sale Of lOe bos a. - II pn
pune sou hers Red al ssa9c which farther advsaee
and hife at 81 o3 bpsh. The market u bare OF HSk
(org h IN better dem and ana sales Of coo bush Yess
a. s1ic sfoss OATS no chaHge tbeI arc be; iis'is
iTcu(Icd shcr Ia CRoCERIKs AID PROVISIONS there =
q 10 Iss IsguaJra CofFzE be isssn ler
ehborug nsIEet at abost sie ID, on Tine saa ~
oiessg rSss 3! AT week WiueKT is kleasr. sass 81
LLcs zilG.zs Tie market is bare Of bbs, Which, 70
quote AZ &c. . % n, .,
sIIT or 6rccGs ,-T.rs Board-zeo =, 9. Bank q I.
iise RaacIng r. ga go do 3; $500 Lehfs las ~,
9Lehish Nav s3i u Penn r.; az: 500 tgns' ~
r. r 6, g; 50 eaoeo so co Ksns' fsoa ~ ~
Lons Isl.SS r r. ri szsS County Sc, No. % ~" ~"
Nh g.On L. X. Is. SCI. -, NJ sot. 10 Mmu(
. 49, p.sk IA Slcc Harrisburg X = o. - ~ ~
pesd,nS f.; TO- n Nath An ,i psnt' r.. ~
cc.,ly a. ~. ssl; 81 600 o. VI ""~'N
sIGoo A he gheny City g. w.
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NEw.YoRK DAILY TRIBUNE WEDNESDAY FEBRUARY 49, 1852

be to forgive the past ard cordially unite v.h our
political brethren in suslsiairg 'cr the future me
good old osrss of Democrats. II mus. be source
OF oeep aB lasting pie ssure to every pasrn.ic near
lnst rgr beloved county has htDolT passed.
through the late trying and dangerous criss.
The volcano has been exllneulshtd. trust, tor
ever and the man who would apply dreorah1 A.
The pItEent moment 10 the cOmDustOle materials
which still remain, may produce an eruption TO over
wheim both the Constitution and the Union.
With sentiments Of high and grateful Iesoec' re-
main your felow.c hzen. JAMES BUCHANAN.
SHELTON +. LEAKH, ESQ, and other gentlemen
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CouRT CALENpAn-This Day.-SupE.

CouRT CALENDAR-This Day. -SUPE-
RIoR CoURr-Nos 2f7 65 800 sc. g. I5 $50. 40, 1856,
367 3fS 37 372 3i, 35 377, 1878, 49, $780, 3S2, 3S3,
304 49, 1885, 2e2, l24. 3s4. 1885, $50, 1857, 1888, 3S9.
COMMON PLEAs-Both branches same as yesterday
SUPREME CoURr-General Term-Nos. 10, Is, IL,
81, %, 20, 90, 80. 80, SO, "a, l., So
s. DISTRICT CoURr-Nos ~, %, y, %, &c. 81
80, 90, "a, IS.
SUPREME CoURr-Before Judges Ed
muncs Mitchell and Roesevelt--James Christopher
and Others agt. the Mayor &c. Of Nsw- York.-Appeal
from the decision OF Judge Roosevelt, a! special
term directing the temporary Injunction to restrain
the Mayor and Common Council from proceeding In
the matter of contract 10 John b. Cories, &C., as to
the rebuilding OF Washington Market to BIO con-
tinued. The appeal was called up yesterday and
the argument commenced TO be resumed this FORE
noon.
Advertisement. -WET SILKS, Wet
SILKS Just received at Columbian Hall. No 2sl
Grand st. SEQ pieces OF rich silks, but slightly Wet
warranted free from stain and IN good order, con,
prisDe 500 pieces Of rich black silks invoiced at 10
cents and will be offered at 62075 cents per yard
SEQ pieces of elegant brocade SILKS, iued a. 10
cents and offered az 75ds7 cents per yard 200 pieces
of rich plaid and stripe spring ana summer SILKS,
invoice value 90 cents, and offered az 10000 cents
per yaid Also 100 pieces OF plain black SILKS. IN
voice value 90 cents and offered at $4,000 Genus per
yard. Also SEQ pieces OF new styles OF elesa. ,
bareec De lame warranted perfect IN every respect,
invoice value 30 cents snd offered at shilling per
ward. All the above goods are the choice Sc ecIon
,rom the large Auction sales Of damaged silks and
de lanes are warranted perfectly free from smoke,
heat or damage. Ladies are particularly invi'ed 10
call, but not urged TO buy.
T Advertisement THE good taste
and exquisite finish OF the Fresc0 Paintings IN me
new Confectionery Store of Messs. Thompson, No.
$50 Broadway merits the attention OF connoiseurs
in the fine arts Mr.. Ferdinand Rossrni, OF Italy,
Ffeseo Painter has, In the execution oil this ~orK,
done himself very great crect.
Advertisement. Now is the time 70 pur-
chase wet silks, wet linens. napkins, table cloths
eipghams, coyles, &c. c. w. Sanders & Coz sue
csssors to s. Barker, No 3oi Grand-ss VIZ oPeh sns
mo,ning 40 cases of the above goods slightly dam
AGED by water only, and will be sold of immediately
AZ great bargains. The grea.est bargains In BACK
silks ever offered, also cloths, cassimefes ana vest
ines.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-02-18
Riots at SleatenyllIe.

BALTIMORE, TUESDAY, FEB. IL, ieSs'
Tie citizens resicing along the S,ea1enVltie Kali
road recen'iy held meeting. and resolved nefea'-
ter not TO allow lsbofeEs To carry arms, or persons
to sell hemsiquor. The late nos Is apparently sup
prested.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-02-18
Completion OF the Buffalo and State Line
Railroad, &c.

BUFFALO, Tuesday. Feb. IL, 1852
The first locomotive on the Buffalo and State Line
of Railroad came through to Buffalo to-day. rms
completes the line along the Lake shore 10 Enc.
The weather is again severe, and some sno" mas
fallen.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-02-18

LoUIsyILLE. TUESDAY, FEB. /, 1872
prosstOr Klpkel's address last niget was oenv-
ered hefcr re lsree audience. He spose IN GeInan'
and the speech Nas rot yet been i-ansl4sei 10 az
The Professor ieit to day for Cin;,nosii
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-02-18
New-yersey Legislature.

TRENTON, fUbS dy, tU II, fcJN,
message was received IN the Senate. from the
House Of Assembly annour eng the appointment oil
Josephus Sham. OF Mddlesex, Speaker pro ten, by
reason of sickness of Hon j. Huvler, Speaker
The Senate have confirmed the following noml-
nations Of the Governor made some time since
Richsrd Z. ThomspoD, EsQ, for Attorney Cen
eral
Jacob Van Arsdale, Esq, Prosecutor OF the
Pleas for Essex Co.
VIM. Thompson, Esq Prosecutor for Somerset.
The nomination of samuel Allen, as Prosecutor
for Salem Co., was postponed, and that OF John L.
Nixon. Wing, Prosecutor for Cumberland, was
rejected
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-02-18
Destruction or the Lexington (Ky.) Lunatic
Asylum BY fire-Loss OF Lifeline at Lou
isviiie-Ksssuth and Szemere's Letter.

LOUISVILLE. TUESDAY, Feb II, 1852.
The Lunatic Asylum at Lexington was destroyed
BY FIRE yesterday one luna,ic was burned to death
and several severely injured.
fire occurred here last night on the corner Of
Sixth and Wstersts., destroying three buildings and
iDurrg three others.
The publication Of Szemere's letter relative to
kossuih, has created great revulslon of public
feeling, and further development is anxiously
awaited
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-02-18
The Railroad Ice Bridge-Suicidc.

PHrLApgLPHlA, Tuesday, Feb IL, 1859.
We learn nom Hsvre de Grace that AZ O'Clock
mis- evening the railroad Ice bridge was as firm
affecting il. and PASSENGERS can cross with perfect
,atsty.
A young married woman named Charlotte Gala
xnef. aged ~, residing In South ~ark, committed
suicide TO day In consequence Of a family quarrel
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-02-18

ARRIVAL or THE ALABAMA.--The u. s.
Mail steamship Alabama, Capt. Ludlow, from savsu-
nah, arrived yesterday. We are indebted to our
friends of the Republican, Georgian, and Nsps fos
late Pagers
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-02-18
CslIce. Riot AT Cleveland.
The first despatch on this matter will be found on
he Seventh PageI


he Seventh PageI
CLEVELAND, Tuesday, Feb, II, 1882
The riot yesterday commenced through the DIS
eoyery of portions Of human body in cesspool OF
he Homeopathic College, and which was identified
bv friends OF the deceased. To satisfy the public
mind Committee of five ctIzeDs was appointed
70 70 through the building and examine every part.
Al dark the crowd about the College increased
hugely and hundreds OF people, with lanterns,
Audaeons, &C, were conefegat.d.
Every door from the frs. 10 the fourth story was
burst in by the Committee the mob occupying the
xairs passages &C.. aDxiolsly awaiting the report
Of tho Committee. in the diss5cing room, situated
In the ceckloft of the building, the Committee foHnd
The bodies OF a man ard woman partly dissectet
and in one corner, dry gooss box filed with head s.
feet trunks and other portions OF bodies One of
the Coumittee recosI ized he hand Of his own
daughter BY unmis!akable marks.
The crowd row burst in, rsnsscSed the rooms and
east their c0nteAts from the Windows. ful length
sheletOn was dashed TO bsibci's pole and carried
about the ST. Gets. The building twice fired, but
sx.inguished. The Light Artillery and several COM
panies have been called out, and are on guard, as
veil a the city authoi ties The mob has continued
hrouahout the day and fears aro entertained OF an
attack tonight The Sheriff has issued proclama-
ton calling on all good citizels to aid In putting
down the rioters,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-02-18
The soashsrs Maii-Fussher from Me xic


The southern mail as late as due 10 received
The New Orleans papers contain farther details OF
ne news received from the City OF Mexico to the
2cth ult.
The propeller Gen. Stockton was sold at Acapulco
py order OF the American Consul, for lack of funds
70 prosecute the voyage. The Mexican authorities
pronounce the sale null, but the Consul insisted
ms jurisdiction over the vessel, and the Judge de-
ciced the sale TO be valid. The vessel stLl remains
IN the hands Of the authorities.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-02-18
California Mail.

WARRINGTON, Monday, Feb l6, 1852.
AN ofhctally authorized to annoQnce that the
nSein malls for California noe, and will be
aeisaiter, closed in the New. York Post Office a!
Scioek 4. NJ. on the 9th and Gath OF each month.
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Pittsburgh Reconsideration.

Il NOV cd here mos, Of the day yes,srdav and we
hare row tine sleiehing. There is "a feel water in
he river, and falling. 90
There rs much activity in business, and very
large amount of travel gong east.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-02-18

SuPfEMr C :, ss5a ~ ios John .. Anis's
ssy; ass ,.Spsan.s samuel ~ s sss,
sos esu's s :ou slsusS sne y NJ
H = H ss for the spgellees: :. p.uA
no 1es r. s ard J.Ffesz, appellants, vs: ss.
no, . -. &c This cause was argued BY MI Cexs
o he appellants. and .s'% aasss o. SSo"ss.S a.
81 10. n orTow NJ II o'c'ock An
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-02-18
A,,o,,rmFsrs BY THE PREsIDrsT b,

AppOINTNRN1S BIZ THL "E'f'IE'. =
r,I ~ aS,,c@ and eozsent Of ~ ses1t.-!eha
sh R.sssr g Ne t,'S Rscsssr q PEBBLE
~ cIsmpasnsls, Ar. assAs William Lspssys
% ~ receiver Of Public Msneys a. Csa.h<; Asos :, =.
ss,lnssrs fisbana Jackson ". Faith. to be hss.s,
Public Moneys At 81. stsD,eIs Asn,ms s AuSsssiss
FIor1ds Thomas j. Burke. TO ee No. ~ wool 20 bs
MSns,s at Ioscslosss AIa ,, ror, Wsyse Isdsss
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Markets-Rcportes sy Telerspl.

NV oRLgASs. Saturday, Feb. IA, 1854
s.wVItss continues in brisk eemssd. The sales to-
az tcscped ao0c bales, and the advance OF yesler-
49, IA eeen fulty sustained. The receipts to day
'ssn ss6oo bales, BY far the largest ever knosa.
Nsw-oRLEASs, Monday, Feb. 10. 1852.
hish sek las opened with poor assortment, and
css.., ses nave been demanded. Sales were conse-
6oos checked. The days Transactions reach
E,dSSS.sesm irregular. but very full prices. Good
Corr ssns q ScaoSsc. abiding fair sic.tdSic.
&c n1Voo bags new Rio changed hands at DC IA
6 lossss roaK lat sii 90, and Ohio Flour at
Corrnx :. CnARLEsroS Msnday, Feb. is. 1852
bsSs !, q, n good demand Safes TO day of 2ic9
As rsc.ss,~osc, Prices have advanced lc. since
'ee"oA Of the Pscisc's Advices.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-02-18
The ship Shsuuuga.

Nxw BEDroRD, Tuesday, Feb. II. 1852
IT'S thought that tie whole Of the cargo of the
MP shaIunsa will DO saved, but with the vessel il
uoohtfol, as she has alreacy Elk feet Of water IN
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-02-18

sgairs. the Maine Law In stating this We re pea.
our caution to respectable citizens not 10 let them
selves be ensrapped into giving their names where
there is any chance OF their being perverted to sa,h
q use.
BANQUET NIGHr great Banquet
o. the National Temperance Society takes place To-
right at Metropolitan Hall to begin e. 81 O'Clock.
Among the speakers we notice Senator Houston Of
Texas, Hon Horace Mann, Hon. Neal Dow, sushor
OF TIE Maine LiqRor Law. Rev. John Chambers
Rev T. l.. Cusler, Rev. Il. W. Beecher, Rev r. S.
Foster, and others. Mr.. Braham, the tenor Of the
Ca'asIine Hayes troupe, and the Aneghanians, fur
nish the vocal music. and Dodworth's full Cernet
Bard the Instrumental. The Committee have
wisely issued tickets for the exercises without din
nor, al so cents each-to be had at the door
OPERA All AsToR- PLAcE.-We are de-
lighted with the great success of Robert Dab. at
this House Its repetition to night justified By the
crowds /! has uniformly attracted. Let those 20
who have not been before, and those who have been
so the more for there are not many Operas better
worth hearing.
BENEFIT To-DAy.-We notice that DR..
l.. Hassert, the popular Treasurer a: the Museum,
has his benefit to-day, the plays being The Stran
upon the public which will no doubt be generously
acknowledged He is thorough temperance man,
and he's been for many years Grand Scribe OF the
Sons Of Temperance. In lsi9 he lost his wife and
two children by cholera, besides having his own
health impaired. His friends will nc, forget him
to-day.
IL We sincerely regret to hear of the
increased illness Of Prof DueoAS OF the New. York
Free Academy, now in London.
SALES Of REAL EsTATE.-The following
Real Estate, situate in Brooklyn. was sold on Tues
day, at tae Merchants Exchange, by James Cole
I.ouso Nsn IOA Ioht-
House and lot on Clermostst near Park $40
House ard lot on CleTmont st. near Park ad
1T rug Low
House ana lot lUl $500
VIM. II. Franklin, Son & Co, sold the following
lot Of ground rs Ferry. St, with Jacob $40 900
lot on south side OF 8sth ST., between ttk and 5Ih-
Also the following Brooklyn property by James
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-02-18
Clinton County. Pa, for Cass.

LocKHAvEN. Tuesday. Feb. L., 1854
lac Opposition Convention of ClintoR County
s cs evening elected delegates TO the Harrisburg
Cen Cass -' ~
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CITY ITFMS.

RANCE OF THE THERMOMETER.
~. DeIasour'S Formerly ISnek CLfrssl 25t "eh -
1852. IA. NJ. N0eR. 3P ii. r "a
February l7--.--.--ee 81 81 81
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-02-18

SUMMARY OF LOCAL AFFAIRS. For few
days past, Coroner Ives has been investigating
case Of murder which occurred recently, the victim
having On last Friday morning died at the New-York
Hospial from the effects of injuries received on the
evening Of the Goth ult., at porterhouse, on the
south ives. corner of Vesty and WsshiDgton-sss.
Owing 10 the fact that some Of the parties implicated
had not been arrested the matter has not heretofore
beer made public The victim il John Cannon,
native of Ireland, GO years of age, who at the time
of receiving the injuries which terminated fatally,
boarded ut No 4sl GreeRwich-st. He was en-
poyed in the sugar refinery Of Mr. Swift, corner OF
L.ieht and Washing .on SITS, and on the evening
above named, after quitting work, went with fell
ow.workman named James McAlhster to the por-
ter.house in question, for the purpose OF taking
social glass. On going into the place, they found
a number of the hands of the Phonix Foun
drv and others, considerably under the influence OF
ouor. and making great noise. they stepped up 10
the bar. and while waiting for the liquor which they
had ordered, were insuled By the foundry HANDS,
who asserted that they were occupying more room
At the counter than they were entitled TO- guar.
rel then ensued and the foundry hands commenosu
savage assault upon the deceased ana MS CON,
r,r;on whom they bea. on the head and body VIA
chanpsgne bottles, clubs, ard anything els. 49,
came 10 hand. One of them, named !" u o'A'
se;zed kettle of hot water which was upon W.
stove. and threw it over them. AT Length vac
turbarce was uuelled, and the deceased was 'ouA.
,x,,s in a ,tate of insensibility upon the fooi ois
a., o,ofuss,x ,nd with his skull fractured pny"
80, z.s called in, who dressed bis WOUNDS sAA
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-02-18

STATES PRIsoN LABOR. - some Oh tue
parties Engaged in se.tng up petitions against state.
Prison competition with workers a. MECHANICS
trades brought the petitions signed TO US Yesterday
iu crser hat xe night forward them TO Hon. u "
MORGAN for prssentation TO the Legislature ms
was dore to oovisse al da ger of the signatures De-
irr rsudulelly attached to liquor desisrs petitions
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-02-18

sgains. the Maine Law. In stating this we reoea.
our caution to respectable citizens not TO let them
selves be enirapped into giving their names where
there is any chance Of their being perverted to sach
ruse.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-08-02
dNREEN OAKS HOTEL, Biloxi, Miss.-A.,.
ToILYWooD HOUSE, Eastern Shore of ssss

"ULLYWUUD HOUSE, Eastern Shore OF fHHh
Mobile Bay FREEMAN d SMITH, Proprietora This III
establishment well and avoraby known for its oeaua scenery
walks shady spehdd shower
baths water bathing with s sandy bottom excellent roads
various directions with the entire absence of
places to be
found the Southern The fact Of it's having been crowded
three months from the beginning good
evidence of its being the right sort Of place. :.
The half th applicants the city OF New
Orleans alone could accommodated. .
Many during the winter
The DINING ROOM much hundred and
oy persons BILLIARD SALOON will be added to the other
Several SLEEPING APARTMENTS have been
erected
The popretora Will be unring in their efforts There
daily by with Mobile and shortly
boat will be the and make several day.
WILLARD FREEMAN,
JAMES B. SMITH.
Hollywood, Baldwin county As May a. 1883. y37 3maW
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-08-02

\ Bumps and BATHING APPARATUS, A
4 etc-JoHN McCARTY, PLUMBER, No. 1874 CAMP Ia.
STREET NewOrleAns has just large A
nrmept of Brass Cocks slss; PSups;
Dss1 Pumps Cooking Ranges; Bathing Tubs
Baths. -.
sbp and work promptly audpshd. Aoss
rornply attended to.
chNgss modssnss
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-08-02

PENDING the consideration Of the same 49,
on motion, tho Convention adjourned until Monday
morning. at 0 o'clock
mr. Jourdan asked leave to hare his vote recorded
against the motion of Adjournment
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-08-02
na ADIsoNvILLE HoTEL.-The SUBJ n,

l7l scbe having leased the above Hotel will the l
Having large and Rooma he will be abe
families comfortable il his intention
Keep table supplied with delae the seson
q patronage. The terms for Board
Per 90
the fiotsl is BILLIARD ROOM TEN PIN ALLEYS
uvlp An, j JEARGRAyE khY.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-08-02

yIHO@Ai f1OUt1H' hrI'UAi, ny Pup &;I
respectfully informed that this establishment vii G
opened for the reception Of visitors under tho managensn u
NIXON, Attached house wbe
BILLIARD ROOM TEN PIN ALLEYS BATH HOUSES.
will always be supplied with the dseaeies Of the
Market.
magnificent Live Oak Mulberry Hickory Magnolia and Bay
offering well shade
tho vertical This Hotel offers stronger Inducements
children than other house
the green 'ron, of which
eSr heralde will be made families. mylS 3m
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-08-02
VNTESTERN VERANDA, corner Julia -

OUTN0l $5SxH
WV establishment
having changed bands and undergone saplte renovation,
the respectfully
a they Permanent and TRANSIENT Boardera
in style not surpassed in the city.
also will
18th mat. H. OF furnished viii
je90 Il LANE d DUNN, Propristor,.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-08-02

DLADON SPRINGS will be open for the I'M
Id reception visoa the frat day OF June Extensive N
the Winter 400 45O
persons be comfortably aeeSmodstd Een. assistance has
themselves that they much
better prepared give this than No
their w spared render the of those who
Them with their pleasant and egeenble
ie2 tsep CONNER q HEN II, Propfators
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-08-02

NFANDEVILLE HOTEL This Hotel, "a
lY recently fitted up and furnished open z
r ecepion visitors There 10 BAR, TEN PIN ALLEY and
nhed and all the accommodations
dersd excellent Its hours sail rom the stssners
plying daily md fare only twenty-five The FISH
prime experienced hand and the BATHING the
best Lake other ae excepted Suitab accommodations
for fsmilies and privat parties. Terms moderate.
B0ARD-pkR so