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| IlnNAkn PAINE.

CORRESPONDENT ri That EXCELLENT Southern Weekly paper,
The CoInn E!n: published in Ba!mOr) IN one III hi-
late rlIr.s rem Washington, gives the following oflei
xse,c 81 unc whose ,tilc knn:H IT, me wnfli,
- SIM r;lni!iun II his genius Is widely upccil2d
"As sit in .y catrcl here I'm Wustd4 "n) watching the
course ~ fsa! r.Cn aih The destiny q part; meet u!fcn
with strange cart. ,ic,."n. IN this e.criui HE !he most
remarkable was that Of j. lto@aIa Paync-author ct
"Swec Home 7! knew him personally. he occupied The
ro1rA under time. and s conYcrsa'iun was So
capyain that have often spent Whole days in ms apart.
mcu He al applicant Tor uce Ill the tilnr-Consul
al Tunis-irlr which e hal lacn removed. what sad
thun il WAS 10 see The poor subjected 10 The hunila-
ton of rtIice seeking OF evening would walk along
The streets looking the lighted pa!l"ts as We passed
Once ui while would some iany circle happy,
and Turning so hca!aIa group that would both stop
md then pass silently On such ncc.sioAs lie would give
me history OF his whndcngs lrair and all The cares
nciden, his stnsitiyc nature and poverty How otcn
said he once, II have been IN III, heart o Paris, Berlin
The hand organ play Sweet Home without shilling 10
buy the meal or place 10 put my head The world
has literally snng my sung until every heart Is familiar with
s melody Yet have been wandcrcr from my buylJnd.
NV country has turned iuthiessly from otlccand in
nv old age have submit 10 humiliation Tor bread" Thus
hr would complain Of his haprss lot His only wish
Ia die in foreign land be buried by strangers and sleep
in obsca;iiY.
~ me, him ousiug unusually sad "ave you col
YOUR Cnnsuaic?" said J..
"Ycs-and leave in week for Tunls-l shall never r..
turn"
nThe laa expression was p0litica faith. Far from
il Poor PAY nc-hiS wish realized. lie died al lunis.
Whether his remains have been brought 10 his native Cnln-
trv know not. They should be, and II none Others will
dn il rt tire homeless throughout inc world give penny
for n monument 10 Payne knew him, and will give my
nenuy and for All inscription the following:
HERE I.Igs j. HowaRp PAYsg
The iuLto, Of .Secel Home"
t,c, Il. ,yi,. -.urr IN.
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After of The most bitter md exciting political contests
In which this District has engaged the result is now
being asceained and the Wing party has met with Wa
teroo defeat. The Wing press. in humble judgment
by their INSCRIPTIONS abus. Of Mr. Faulkner has added
least some three hundred TO his majority. IL has
followed him with the fury OF nadmen and the reckless
ness OF desperation. They reapng the reward
their efforts and receiving that signal rebnke which the
vindictivcncss of their course Justly mers:
RRcAPIrIII ALTON
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-06-03

MIR Geo Peabody, the London Banker gave dinner al
the Star and Garter. Richmond to the Hon } R. Inger-
hon,s About one hundred and fifty persons chiefly Anne.
rcans were present among whom Ey.Presiaer, Van
Buren, The dinner was followed BY concert, which
Marin and Gso were The principal singers The en,eoio
ment is said TO have eight thousand duars
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FARMERS PLANTERS AND MERCHANTS OF VIRGINIA
TnvriE. through tnis
designed afe:.
imIusra She rrrcatc publishing tins
the columns " the Enquirer
have ,rru the rmpuym"r T.. Whitman co
sell Machines and and should
ruuc such had hey not disclosed hslr charac
and ty Development OF Iacis Iocd had
sn,c Ia cOGrterH with them
I-sari soliciting orders the public uehai
f. Whitman Go could he induced present
fear have already lcuc ard said their favor
than ;trs.nt knnw'"'luc would us'iy In o:nc
Thought knew T. Whitman nearly he Gu clock
and Maine. have far
character. HAT apology having placed
contact .iIh ,:.
require that should aiItsc the Inbi 81 tn
!c.Ilc she public
and ~ he
brteI judges 81 hcir when they
~ tLy business fdnsTriicHs ~ q"
lrsari their Trusting hereafter my hans
Them
by do the same, when ;hey have ia. Ard any
uuIriaIc! e;n
thIy
Ia fusion would that This au-ips to ,n
bur If hrY think hey pui 'y c"n ,a De
compel ~! To '!e'sni my.e which frc prepared +"
Jane j-clI' CHARLES RICE
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Commissioners. Notice.
COMMISSIONER ,lFEITr,

EDMMi~~lOS ER'S DFFIIr,t
GioucEsrEk tuuET ilorsg May 18th. 1853.
Court
.o, aaiular n!er tat Undersigned 0mmls
ir any "ihc outstanding l.b due by
by HIM
Sucr hereby al persons having claims
the Richard Coke, cea-ei. which have been
10 Commissioner
Gloucester Court House Wednesday the
ay Of JuIv next with their debts ard The evidence
cess1ry 10 SUSTAIN t,en. WARNER T.. Jones Comm
June 3-Cwi tIc tHcu; Court OF Gloucester CouHiy.
vyIRGINIA-An Cicu Cour. Of CLIQUE County, .d
House 81 the sa. county Friday April l1th, -
Augustine RUbn- administrator Of John p Robins drcctseJ,
Plaintiff
John Ia nd Deien!hhis
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with respect. Sc. ". remain yaurs, truly,
Baltimore. May ~ 1903. T. WHITMAN co
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MLs ALEAIRS

W,susoroS June IL. D. Mills Of Maryland, and SIN
Harkrr have been appointed clerks in The Patent Office
Tn. iucendiarics are again n ~ok-two were ARRESTED
TO. day.
,onpbt The and corners eniivcntd with pro
sions music and speeches
District Attorney FendaI states that the essential witness
!, Tho ras. OF Wm B. Sasscr IL convalcsccnt and
,h, M will be ready proceed with hs trial 10 morrow
E,st.r Roswofth, present Mayor u Troy New York
is appointed postmaster t" that city John II Reynolds
b,,n APPOINTED postmaster al albany Mr. Johnson OIL
the Albany Argus pTominen! candidate Tor the post
master h,o was told that he could not have the Office him
self bu. that he might name the man Tonight he has
REYNOLDS communication in his pocket.
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A No. Tile largest Gee Turtle int ha- been eagY
"a celyeG this this mi y. served no nEIXSA
II o'clock this Jay tic Aroo MAN and I2;h
| June 81 0e
FOR SALE.
VIRGINIA STATE STOCk-NoroE fiy coupon BohiT ''''
y yable u New York.
WANTE-yr.,nia Cena Rail Road AMI DaHvi!r Rs'l Raai
MAI KY s. M''Hlo''.
May IS
ENXECUTOR,S SOTICE.-Dehi"rs the estate 81 VIZ.
81 Ia harinc Bullock requested 20 make prompt pay m
AMI cr.ors are hereby present claims U'uy ven
fed, without DELAY either lanes H. Roy Esq Aohey 81 Law"
Governor sreet authorized ~ scr tem OF 70 me l
ally JAhEn 4, ii. ',.c't
N,y 3l--,ISrlm D W. Bullock urr u.
uNASTS AND E.STS-.Iuoe ~ho wish something hce a
,aay McrseiI'cs and Linen pants anu Nr
advised Ia. Elo'hins En- c3 Nam stc' ~,
selection the sIg,crh 10 nc oanh mere h
oe InaL, INSANE '"'t''': '' 49, HENRY SiIAFER
IA HIT GUASITE AND Fts;-SS 81 IN i,r,st
w Ai-,t he sr q" i'hri "s ~
SETS containing ans nun bel pieces. aric'e
trs will 40! 10 look al our -iacs
May 81 BELhLEt . - Ia.'- 60
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.UhNO-ln .inic, Tor sale by
u Juuc H. H. ShlHhEh
hNTEU purchase, cash comfortable house gen
w Tel iar ~ the city. Apply J. b. DUPUI,
Inns = III o Bro.! and .!d Sifcrs
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-10-27
THURSDAY MORNING. OCTOBER 81 1853

We learn from private sdvices received in the
city that vast emigration Of Russians, said to
be 1000 in number, is in preparation for the
Sandwich Islands, under the immediate auspices
Of the Emperor. IF our information is correct
and we have no reason to doubt its truth, it will
be necessary for the Government Of the United
States to take immediate possession of the Islands
or they will fall into the hands of some one Of
the European powers 1t is not probable that
the jealousy of France or England would per-
mt Russian invasion Of the Sandwich Islands
under prctencc of colonization. They will con-
sequently anticipate this movement, and in
doing so anticipate ourselves
Benjamin F. Angel was officially received OF.
the 2Sd as Consul of the United States.
The King has refused to dismiss his ministers,
Judd and Armstrong, although 8 petition asking
it had been signed by $50 Americans and II 500
natives. The refusal Of His Majesty to comply
with this petition has caused much excitement
and ill feeling.
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TELEGR.fpHIC ITEMS

Mobile, October 26-The interments in thi,
city yesterday were four, including deaths from
yellow fever, three.
The Eastern MALL has arrived bringing dates
from New York of the 10th and Goth inst. with
the foreign letters brought by the steamer Asia
1--we. papers.
Washington, Oct. lS.--The National Intel
lgencer of this morning says that the treaties
with the Argentine States have been received
at Washington.
Phifodelphia, Oct 18.--Governor Bigler has
issued proclamation, naming the fourth Thurs
day of November, the oath, as day of Thanks
giving and Praise for Pennsylvania.
.Nep York, Oct. 1.-THE following is the
weekly statement of the New York Banks
Capital, S4S ,450, 600; loans $SS, 600 900 ; spe-
Gle Sll 100000; circulation $9,464 ,000 de-
posits $4,000.
Baltimore, Oct 16--A riot occurred at the
Front street theatry last evening, during which
officer Cowman was shot and dangerously
wounded
The Police last evening arrested forty light
ruffans, who were holding their drunken orgies
in the woods on the coufnes of the city
.Nep York, Oct 1S.-The ship Sagadahock,
of Bath, Maine, from Gottenburg, for Boston,
with passengers. has been spoken at sea, suffer-
ing terribly with the Cholera. Fifty eight of
her passengers had already died, and fourteen
were still sick.
Capt Isaac A. Hosier, of Philadelphia late
of the U. S. Army, died at sea, on board the
ship Isaac Wright, which arrived here this
morning from Liverpool
Boston, Oct. IS The ship Western Empire,
from Liverpool to New York, is telegraphcd be-
low, with loss of all her top gallant masts The
Western Empire, Capt. Watts, left Liverpool on
the oath of August, with $50 passengers for
New York, and put into quarantine this morn
ing, short of water. On the 9th of September,
in lat, AZ, Ion. 81 80, she experienced hurri- :
cane from 8. Z. to n E., in which she lost her
fore and main top gallant masts and mizzen top
masts with sails attached
Salem, Oct 1S.--The brig NJ. Sheppard,
Capt: Manning, arrived at this port from Para
which place she left on the Goth of September.
The brig Elizabeth was in port when the Shep-
hard sailed. Capt Manning reports that the
new bark Star of the East, from New York.
went ashore in the river ten miles below Para.
previous to the Goth ult,, in which position she
remained for two tides, when she was got off,
with several feet of water in her hold, and towed
up to the city.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-10-27
Later from California and the Sandwich
Islands.

by the arrival of the Texas we have received
dates from San Francisco to the 1st of October
The news is of little Importance. We gather
from the San Francisco Commercial Advertiser
the following items of intelligence:
The news by the last steamer from Europe
has had the effect of imparting confidence to
our merchants, and more favorable state OF
the markets is anticipated
Joaquin has turned up again in several
places, but principally on the Monterey road
between San Juan and Los Angeles
We have intelligence from the lower country
San Diego and Los Angeles) to the 2Sd OF
September. Everything is quiet there, and the
quality OF grapes, pears, melons and other
fruits, coming thence every week, attest to the
hourishing condition of the vineyards and
ranches.
The American whaling bark Harriet Thomp-
son had arrived at San Francisco with intelli-
gence from the whaling feet. Two American
ships, the Susan and the Liverpool, had been
lost, but the crews were all saved CAPTAIN
Fordham thought that all further search for
Sir John Franklin was useless On the 18th
of August, he saw one of the ships of the ex-
ploring expedition, supposed to be the Plover
She was in the Arctic sea, heading north
The brig Arrow was seized in the harbor Of
San Francisco on the Both, and placed il the
custody Of the U. s. Marshal She is supposed
to have been engaged in a contemplated expedi-
ton to Sonora, and a large number of indivi-
duals are connected with the affair.
There had been more Indian troubles in SIS
kiyou county, at the extreme northern portion
of California. Several hard fights had taken
place, in which the whites got the best of it.
SANDWICH ISLANDS,
The news from the Sandwich Islands is to the
Both of August. 1t possesses more than usual
Importance. The Commercial advertiser has
the following significant piece of intelligence:
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FROM BUENos AYREs.-The N. Y Journal @
Commerce has received files of the British Packe
with dates to the 18th of August:
AS consequence of the wanton devastation
of cattle by the "late" rebellion, the Packet
says, thousands of families will be obliged tc
abandon their erratic life of herdsmen, and adopt
the pacific life of the husbandman A great
social change, the editor adds, ss forced upon us
by crude and unsavory means"
Free and unrestricted commerce in corn is
one of the terms which, the Packet SAYS, the
Government is ready to grant to those unfortu-
nate families
The new Legislature would be installed on
the l1th September
In reference to the condition of things in the
Interior Provinces, the Packet says, the system
of isolation continues as vigorously as during
the recent siege. Rumors were current of a
change of Government in Cordoba, but nothing
definite on the subject was known.
The Constitution promulgated by the Congress
of Santa Fe had been very generally accepted,
and sworn to in the interior.
Drs. Alsnd, Gamboa and Sarsfeld had de-
clined their appointments of President and Mem
bers Of the Supreme Court of Justice.
The Minister of Finance had presented the
account of expenses of the late rebellion amount
ing to r254,921 A metallic, and S74 800, $50 81
rials currency
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-10-27
The News by the Atlantic.

Our New York exchanges of the 18th instant
contain at great length the details of the news
by the Atlantic. The opinion that war had
been declared appeared to be very generally
adopted. The following highly important dis.
patch was received at Liverpool on the 4th inst
BY submarine Telegraph, and is the latest infor
nation upon the subject:
| VIENNA, Monday Evening, Oct. 8.
The Divan, at the Grand Council held this
day, resolved upon declaration Of war against
Russia.
| Against the advice of the Four PoTers, the
Sultan has signed the declaration of war
Report says that hostlities have already be-
gun.
The above dispatch was in part col ,roboratet
by dispatches received by the Lon Ion press
The London Globe has received int diligence
which is well authenticated, that tn e Sultan
had, on the 9th ult., convoked gran. council
consisting of one hundred and twenty of the
principal ministers, counsellors, pach as and
others; that the question of peace or var was
submitted to them by him, and that th ey h ad
decided in favor of the latter alternative, which
goes to show that the main feature of the Tienna
! dispatch may be correct.
1t is said that Prince Gortschakoff was NOV
| ing troops towards the Danube, and he inte nded
to cross it for the purpose of attacking the
Turkish position at Roustchauk
The conference between the Emperors of lRus-
sia and Austria at Olmutz had ended and the
Car has returned to Warsaw, whittier the King
OF Prussia has gone to meet him, and the En-
peror of Austria was to follow New prot ,osi-
tions were concerted at the Olmutz meeting, and
particulars were sent to the English Govern
ment direct from thence Stronger hopes t,f
pacific solution were therefore entertained in
diplomatic circles.
letter from London, October a, evenip.g,)
written after the news that the Sultan had de-
clared war against Russia, says:
"a cabinet council is to sit to.day-or, if
not, when all the ministers have reached Lon
don tomorrow, and the question of active int er-
ference will be discussed. The resignation of
Lord Aberdeen is by no means improbable"
The French Government, notwithstanding
the large advance in breadstuffs in other Eu.
ropean markets. insists on keeping the price of
bread down to 40 cents per kilogramme
The M0niteur publishes convention between
| France and Mexico for the payment of all mon
eys due French subjects.
A Brest paper mentions that under the re
cent decree lowering the import duty on salted
provisions, large orders had been sent to Cen
tral America.
NJ Francis Arago, the celebrated French as
tronomer and politician, is dead
royal decree extends the permission to i'm
port all sorts of grain into the Two Sciles duty
free up to the end of May, 1854.
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STEAMSHIPS-SHIPS.
CALIFORNIA.
EOR CALIFORNIA, ria VERA -

CRUz-Perons dsairous proceeding to ornn MR&kn
can now do via VeraCru City Of Me1co
ant mAgnheen, steamship TEXAS 1900 Henry Place
eoander weaye NewOleanr and IAN o
every month at O'Clock punctuay carrying Mall,
sagrs wi leave Veraun das Tor the City Mexico thence
THE MEXICAN OCEAN MAI. AND INLAND COMPANY will
shoy have Carriages the Road Il,
passengers through TO San Francisco Meanwhile ali The
taned. For further particulars, apply 70 " - "s ~
myisu annosiia H. , 81 ". Sahi e,hasIee',
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CRESCENT
The NEW ORLEANS DAILY CRESCENT.

IIIL INV UHLI1hND DhILI NhEOJENI,
0FFYCE 40. g8 ST. CHARLES STREET.
VIII be tzHlay served to Subsebe city a. s, .a,y
every day (snndav eIosred for q year sdgu,e pav,b. n
the O1lev, Is cents week, payable 70 the Carriers
THE CIRCULATIOy
Of the CnRscFsr, Daily and Weekly 10 offer de,r..
medium 10 Advertisers. As
FAMILY PAPER
largely early ho home. Of citizen, and
articles sold families be sge0u,y sdvsd H.
II. columns. No paper in the city circulate, snons
families. -
OUR TERMS
such attention and patronage Of tho puh,
ADykRTfsIsG:
Square Ten PearFis. insertion 10 ali Al M
seocnj Page aged W eab day "
liberal made with tloe advertise by be y.s, =,
for shorter time E'"'"
marked
charged accordingly.
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GALVESTON.

Wui enve SUNDAY, October 80, at 8 O'Clock A, NJ,
HSOR GALVESTON, ,INDIANoLA ,PoRr x.EEet.
a LAVACA and MATAGORDA BAY-Reguiar New AGlkt.1ss
Uleant and Texas United States Mail Pressure siaan
p-Ihs new, magnificent steamship LOUISIANA jeremiah
si naslsr win leave above, landing freight vharves
ana Lnvaca tsuhjec lgherage
out extra charge For passage having yor
room accommodations apply -
Hkffis a MORGAN, foot Of julia street,
opposite tie Steamship Landing,
W This line having pilot on Pass nvno la,
tains ~ ~ '' '"P''''' NV '' o"n ssp
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PROPOSED DATES OF SAILING

EDW,6 X. COLLINS A CO, Sc Wall street, N. Y.
BROWN SHlPLEY Il CO, Liverpool,
T. q. ROBERTS d co. ,l3 Kings Arms YARD, London.
JOHN MUNRoE CO.,
25 Rue NotIe Dame des Nicoes Paris.
GEO II. DRAPER Havre.
heo ~heta Of these ships will be accountable for Gold Sill
vt e sPee Jewelry Precious Stones unless Bills
hng are signed therefor, and the value thereof
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Office Home Mutual Insurance COMPANY

STATE OF LOUISIANA
PAnIsH ORLKAse City of New Orleans,
Be remembered that the January before me- The
Justice Of the Peace
ally appeared AieIand. Behor President Wheeler
the Home Mutual
being duly according to law depo say
aenountsas Just and true aud
A. BROTHER p,.siJant
Jinrs II. wHKxLER, Secretary, " ~ '' s''
Sworn 10 and subscribed before January
e. v. JoNTE Second Justice Of the Peace -
of the Paish OF OrleanA
The Board OF Trustees have declared dividend
cent on the earned the ending
December lss2 for which certificates will be
The Company the per Of the ps Rvo
sDd loss damage Fire. Of premium Once l
Camp street. ALEXANDER BRofiER Presdent "
JOHN R.SHAW Vice Precedent.
III. ~ NaxEQx xaaaaI
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's'HE NEW YORK AND LIVER xsfSfs,

Vt n. RS,n.SN
III, 81 ps coniposiug this Line
hlLAN1iC, Captain West. PACIFIC, Captain Nye
ARCTIC Captain I.nce BALTIC, Captain Comstoek.
ADHlA1lC, Captain -.
These Ships have been built contract
ve has been taken their construction, the En-.
tnes strength and speed and their accommodations
Avagrrs unsqualcd for elegance md comfort.
Prce passage
sus.
.~st pool TO NewYork $50 and $40.
y Au trefieuced Surgeon attached o eac
No berth can be until paid for.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-10-27

STRONG'S HOUSE, 104 St. Charles -
~ seetThe proprietor of this house EsaM
pubic mat having thoroughly repaired
ronn throughout he ready accommodate Lodgings
we g week or Month Situated in the
ths vicinity q ne principal Restaurants and places
tne location
whch are clean, neat and accessible all
will ways be fonnd hs finest qualities WINES LIQUORS.
well "a TEA COFFEE CHOCOLATE. moderate. Am
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am & - @

10y iate arrangements with my Agents in
kp EsGiAND, IREL KND ard SCOTLAND offer in,
dispatch, up
so hon si'h.r 4 ae above named countries
10 Collection Of claims
ist, hy being rosT rAID,n will have immediate attention.
JOHN TOOLE rs Bank Place
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OCEAN SPRINGS, Lynohburg, Miss. "a

~ The undersigned having a
newly discovered and highly valuable Sprngs
99fn them for the option Of June.
They located about FIVE mi.s
On The sea shore Possessing bathing
ang sea arr hshng, etc. They Of
hs ysai oy hne low boats which daily during
analysis Of The waier made by Dr. Smith,
lessor Chsmy the University Of Louisiana
aoab that the Springs
He
The medicinal virtue Of these more pa
hnay the oxide Of aud hydrogen
exist nosble qusnties and IT therefore
might be cured receive mgosn, asvistion
these waters As bath could be applied
Anasemnts Of every description viii place Hotel
capable O. abou three hundred
and the proprietor his long the
New Orleans will be sufficient
pcrly cared for ENOCH EyERITT, ieas3 Am
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!HNHE OCEAN SPRINGS will be open Nsz<A
for reception of Boarders SUNDAY sss s-sEH
iels ENOCH EVERETT T=hsk
NREEN OAKS HOTEL, Biloxi, Miss - A.A
NJ This famed popular retreat generally H5zn
known throughout the Southern country under
nent u Mrs. ELIZA BETH PRADAT and her JOHN PRADAT
situated about mile distant from the village Biloxi will opened
the lat Of June for the reception OF visitors
The "GREEN OAKS well
For years The popularity Of the establishment
increasing The natural
prospect the Lake and receiving the
the Cult have not failed impress loraby the
Ssw0Ilean., Mobile aad ths u,roundng country.
During Winter the
and additions. The BAR BILLIARD
ranged and fitted and SAIL BOATS will be all
vice Of the visitors, free Of ofohargealso CLARET a Dinner
CARRIAGES and HORSES be a any
In addition the celsbned BRASS
and BAL may be expected twice week.
Visitors wishing the GREEN OAKS
M the Captains Of the Steamers who Ill land them
the Hotel
TERMS.
90
my9s3 Am
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E'URNITUREM MANUFACToRY, Tchoupitou

las street between Third Fourth streets La All knlu
FuRnITeSE and CABINET WARE hand sas manuc
al The shortest notice. Wood Turning
Also. sea- all aindsof Lumber on hand and for sale BY
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HOUSE-FURNISHING.

4 lNROCkERY, CHINA and GLASSWARE. eesr
~ HOUSE FURNISHING ARTlCLEs.-SARUEL Il Mn
MnoRE CO. have removed their stock goods f
TO No. As Camp street. and daily their &
already large supply of in this ine
ENGLISH FRENCH CHINA DINNER TEA SETS plain