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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-10-02
Movements of tfr. Seward.

VHIINGO, mOUuayi VUI. y I''U''
Senator Seward and party arrived here tis evening
TSev we're received at tie depot by the Lincoln Ran
gfrs. Wide-Awales, ard a large number Of citizens,
Who esco,ted them TO the fremont Houfe where they
were wesou ed in brief speech by Mayor Wentworth.
Gov. Seward replied ia a few remarks appToPl.tt'e
seecb 81 he 10 have that duty to PsFfo m to-
,aCr,oV. Speaking on the subject of "nou-nterver-
tiop" he Sold SIX of the thirteen org'ua Sales
have teen redeemed from Slavery without Intervention
All the others may be lef; 10 the influences Of Chris
ioiv IN fIes themselves from that curse Nom inter
yfn,i6u il these aes BY iIeemen Is but nan the
pnnIiIsn creed Eon.in eryen ion by Shareholders
in he JeTrito nc 4 il the other half"
Al the olose Of Mr.. Seward speech. Gen; Nye was
called for and adore ssed the assembly IN CHARACTERS
tic speech. - :; ,,,o ,,,a, Dir
If the Wgwam should not be sufficiently large 70 co9
lain those present. The humber in attendance ui'
eveninp ia estimated 1t from 1000 10 s,OOO
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-10-02
DISASTROUS DEFEAT OF LAMOBICIEBE
Reported Flight of the Pope.
GARIBALDI ORGANIZING AN IMMENSE ARMY.
Attempted Assassination of Napoleon
BREADSTUFFS STEADY AND FIRM.

ST. JOINS, n. F., Morday Oct |, 1850.
The steamship Gasgo y, from Liverpool, on Wednss-
day, the 18Th ult. via Qus epst n 2Uts passed CAP
RAGS at a. IN. of SUNDAY, Sept. 30 Soc a. 81 cabin
and 3l5 Storage passengers She expert ed heavy
western gales all the passags Soe was boa dad By
the news yacht of tie Associated Press, and sum-
nsIJ Of her news Obtained.
Ths Vanderbilt, arrived at utbamp GA on the l91h
The steamship City OF Baltimore, fom New York,
arrived Liverpool on Inc 20 h.
The Great Eastern hsd been safely placed on the
GndirOn at Milford Haven.
The steamship Nova.Scotan, when entering the
Mersey, at IL O'Clock the morning Of the l9t1
erour ced in Boots Bay, and remained when the Gl4s
gov LETT Liverpool, while lighters taking out her
cargo.
Tie " atber in England had been rainy, but was
again line at the ealing Of the Giasgow.
An official letter from the FoIeign Olise says that
Mr.. Lindsay has no authority to neg tiste with the
American Government relative TO shipping IN
terest.
1t reported from roulon that Napole was fired
ST by sn insaIe man III that city. The mans aim was
averted by bystander, aud no BARN was done. The
French iurnals were silent the sobj ct.
The attempt 10 lay submarine cable between Tou-
lon and Algiers had failed.
TIE Paris Bourss v as heavy. Rentes 67f 90c.
Toe Sa1diuians had taken Perugis, after hot fight,
and made 500 prisoners, iDclOdiug Geo Schmidt.
The citadel of Spoleto had cap tusted aud the gar
rison, coo strong, were taken prisoners.
Tie Sardinans had also coca gied numerous other
places.
Gen. CaldiDi was advancing against Arcona. The
late Neapc titan fleet had arrived ass him in the
attack ON that place.
There WISE an unconf med rumoT that the Pope had
fed from Rome. The event centrally speculated
upoD.
There were also uneonfrmed rumOTs that Lamori-
cieIe, with 900 men, marching toward the Nea-
poltan froItie,s, with view Of eiiecdog ajuucton
with the Nesp Titan TROOPS.
1t was reported that Garbaldi was exclusively occu-
pied in organizing amy aud navy, the former to
consist of $50 900 men, while five hundred vessels are
10 be made for war purposes
There were Indications that he intends going to We
META.
Kossuih was expected 81 Naples.
The only foreign ministers remaining at Naples were
the BIi.isb French, Sardibisn and American. The
latter very unweU
General Scitori appointed commander Of the
army In the Dictator's absence.
Russian Envoy had arrived at Visnna with
formal invitation TO the Emperor Of Austria to visit
Warsaw.
Several officers of high rank had been shot at Da-
InascUs.
The Bombay Angus; mail would probably be for
<xsrded by the A1ago from Southampton 18Th, for
New-York. The ne VS. bad lot TRANSFERRED
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-10-02

We are requested to state that the appointments
Co.. s,,rar, T. Woodford in Green County, announced
Yesterday morning. were made by the State Committee
~, him 10 be at liberty TO fulfill thsn. Bdsi-
psss Os9emens " III however prevent his leaving the
city this week.
STEWART L. WooDPoRD, J. II. WVSwRIGHr,
and +. F. SHEPHERD viii speak Cor Locoln and
Uamlin at Port Chester this Tuesday evening.
The Hon. II. b, Northrup, formerly President of
the American S,ste c. unci, Is on, for Lincoln AID
Bsmlin, and viii give HE reasons in a speech al
KipssbuIy, Washington County, IN day or two.
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Proclamation.

m IA; P,.,l,psv Epwts MORGAN Goterr0r 81 Tie State Of
~ ~" Net. York.
Eighty four years Of prosperity. such as has been
,d 10 N l. patton should make grateful beyond AL the
sn Of the eab ard especially shoud render thanks
1y AZ prsi almighty God for the besf which
Sta h. pecuany enjoyed during the year which n'w
appr s.le : is eli - .
public heal preserved In an degree the
b h unwoDtrd energy he- brought forth her u in
pr tJj, Comm the Mechsn AIts have contributed
tbe hy 10 the common speny SecuIsin pes snd g,-
the er Of the highest S aud Iehgioos no
sy all ss sud professions have Parsusd their several Toca-
tir. ndtstuibed
Witt b stt sn and drnished she products o other
lands Tie bs Of oar husboIdmeI rewarded with sb1nd
While the assing hss Witnessed the connsdfs OF
the Old W od convinced vi revolutions embng oa the
the popular vice se@ expression only through sba p-seeu
ed by the wisdom c fathers str 10 h
ofrVsnts Which crowd the prre hon made 70 ee
btt liz whor should bless foI happiness ard marvellous
prospect j. is woIking cut Brighter desti-y for other aA
lions
In hamhs sCkroweS nept Of hese and other Deresrs IN
iTite W nsmtet thew altogether unlIen.d we
reys.t: bow spirits before the throns 81 shs 0'"A ~
o. The Jblvtne. a.. r, -, az
Do efcre sppoint Turasp, the 800 %.
NoyfsBsR NKxr DAY OF Prise Ihankshns ~ ~ S,si.
20 ishy God and To eomw,pd that tbe PI., Ia a.
de- that day sb,tan from their ruM ops
en- bling IN their .ces Of worship unite IN
rf gnitude g. the Crest Author OF every teraPofs ~
{ blsSsne ,a r,v name sIA
! In wiuess Wb,,e-L have hsreupto signed ny A%sav
an ned he PItyy Seal OF che State 81 the w "a az.
IN III, hr,t tay OF October, IN the yeaf Of o." AVN ~
| - thousand eislt hundred md sixty ,, =, MORGAN.
| By the Governor. EDNi' ~
' GEoKsK BLIss, j., Private Secretary
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Neu-neXican Mail.

INDEPENDENcE, Monday, Uct ], i"pV'
The Esw-Mexi mad, with dates 20 tho l'th inst.5
arrived here last evening Rogers was coDdemned 70
be- hung and suffered the extreme penalty u t1e law
op tbe 18Th list. The correspondent sa'es that his ok
scutiop was the most cruel eight he ever witnessed
The prisoner was kept the ground While the prePT
s,jons for his execution were going on. He perss ed
70 The las that the act was done in sedeie lse, aud
tSst Ire ygitpeges for the State swore falsely.
mr. naratious for a war of eXJerminaiOn a{4iD3'
abe indians are progressing finely, both by the regulars
and volunteers. -. 81 t;,,l r.;..s fo, tbe
The crops will DO very short ana nsn P'''" 'O' '"'
peafs,sYies of life are anticipated. .l,,i..
Tbere Is no news Of sny Importance from the plans
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-10-02
Military.

FOHT SMITH, MOudAyi VUI' " I.',0'
Companies and + Of the I'd Artillery arrived hete
10 day from Fort LeavenwOrth. The omcsrs are
Cant. Totten, in commando First Ltsutenaois, ;, a.
Merchant and S. A. Long Second Lieuenans' SAINT
Clair and Deering.
The companies number about 10 men, and we
ordered here 10 search Of an emergency. Company 4
has been ordered TO the Augusta Arsenal Georga aud
will proceed there in day or two. Company VIII
ye,prn 70 Leayenworth as az the emergency that
brought them hero has ceased 70 exit.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-10-02
yvovoncu,S of BARON ReBfrew.

PITTsBURG, MondaS, OCT. !, loOo'
Baron Refrew and "A lie arrived here II quarter TO
Q O'Clock his eyeUipg He was met a. Al rance Dy
Conn. Tee. AT the depot here he wss recoiVea oy
Hsyor Wilson, who delivered an address OF welcome.
The Prince and suite then entered their carl'go55
amid the cheers of the imneDs mu de who throoge1
the streets The Duquesne Grays acted az guard OF
honor. After paItaAiDg OF their suppers the Pfn;e
and suite retired 70 rest They Will remain here un
\ m t1-ugO
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-10-02
LATEST -Yia Queenstown.

LIVERPOOL Tnrrojay, Sect. % 1860.
The steamship Nova Sco,ian h,a'ed OF yesterday.
The steamship City of Baltimore from NeT-fork,
arrived It Liverpool 10 day
Gen. Lsmorcitre aud troops have been defeated
with great loss, by the Sar1iuians.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-10-02
Arrival Of the California Overland
mail

Fort Swim, Monday, Oct l, 1860.
The Overland mail, with San Francisco dates 10
S.nt TO- arrived here at en- ea'ly boar this monlng
Among II passengers are Charles l.. Bssel OF CHI
caQo, and H. ii. Cooper Of Albany, N. \.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-10-02
so .r,,va, of the North American

FATHEH JOINT, OCT. 7, IovV-II p III;
No signs of the steamsbip Norm American now au'
rih Liverpool dates viz Londonderry OF tns ga sep
TENDER.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-10-02
later from Havana.

NV ORLEANS, sept SV, iooo'
The steamship De Soto has arrived Ger1 stt
ans dates of the 9Th int. The news Is uTl
Suesr was duIl at - reals. The weeks export"
foot up II 100 boxes
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-10-02
To me E1Ror Of The N. Y. TTibsns

SIR: In justice to large BODY OF setlve Kspu0heWs
in u.ice to myself will you al ow space enough to correct
rsemeut hoh appeared In The Sunday Courier of this day.
i1 reiertu nee to the gree. WdeA FAKE demonstration para
graph there stated that my energy and sKeton the great
parade Of Wednesday nitbt VII be mainly due"
Now while hsd the honor 10 propo,e the Demonstration, and
have spared DO effort Ito successful accomplishment
bunded Of my associates 10 the good entitled 20
much credit the most zssocs friend could CLAIM o o
personally. - -. - IN. r,,,;.y
would further explain, that Of the editors OF ihs
,rped 10 ma for Vi the various CompAnies ana te a..
csis This furnished far could ron a 80
then IN my possession Oh reading tho account fesl' A. 60;
Wide Awakes, of the moss set - o+'
Aons In Tile country secidssty AVIT
Yours, very truly, DANihA -
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-06-14
Ayers A.ne t.nr.,.

For the speedy oil Ine FeGt Fever and Aene
Remtcnt Fever, Chill Frye, Iumb Aghe, endcal Head
ache or Bilious IIea ache aud Bilious Ftyers indeed or
whole class diseases oigna hillary
by the Malaria Misrnt intries.
We enabled ,uoifet he immunity remes which,
while IL iht above ls tart., is still
facy harmless in any gltn ernely inpaluab e
in es where hese Attic - disorder seval This tture
expe The mi ic D. is1t Of Fever aid Age fu the
and prevents The deYe o the d if taken
tho first approach OF ats maii II only
The remedy li covered for hts class of pai Is
hut also tine cheap S. lhs mi supply dol
lar brings it within lhs reach Il yhi and IN hi'us dis
trio where Fever and etas oiy shnud have
il fire. y hoth for and cotton,
riuts of this einey her discovered for The
SPEEDY and of ute thai
Qunne mnefa sequeDts produces no gum other
b. rita, healthy ii they ia never had he d
poison great variety Of d. isu om iri aon
among which Neuragi. Rheumssm tiout, Headtrhr
Blindness Toohache. -aiehe Inn iaon,
Painful Affection Of ths Plies Hysie les. in in the Bowels
Collie Paralysis and Derangems the stomach al of which,
when originating in hi put the in ttei iype,
periodical This CuREn expes The poison from the
blood and couseqien ly hem III alike Il is inya
liable protection 10 inning ants anil pe tnvel
porarily residing in III ouS i trc If taken nall
daily while exposed Infection, thar will
the system, and in sufficient qnan
rEpen into disease Hence is valuable Tor potec
tion than and few viii sn. from Iermitens If
they avail themselves Of the ection this remedy affords.
Prepared by Ilr. J. AVER Il CO.. lowell N -
: Sold by JOHN WRIGHT 4 60 Ms 81 and ISL Ghartreb
street New o lean. and hv all nrnggs : jl3 emEW
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Compound Extract of sarsapariIia,

Ths most ehecttal remedy WHICH tht mt icAI SKI Of
times devise for this esaing and fatal NAL
ady. The atiVe reneiiis that have
been discovered fr the expni of this
the blood and The of from it's destructive
Hence should enos the only
scrofna, but also those affections which lse
such Ernptve and Skin hi ses, st Anthans Fe Rose
Erysipeas Pmpl4, ph-iues, Bolehes, Blais bells
Pumors letter and Salt Rhenm se,ld Head Ragwom Rheu
nasm Sy1pl ic and Meicufia Diseases epsy, Dyspepsia
Debility and indeed. all lam arnl ffpm Initiated
Impure Blood tn popua belief fer immunity of he bondn
founded in TRUTH for ofua degen of the
The particular prpose and virtue OF nis sarsapa pn
rify aud ate this vital n wi ho which sound heata
Is iupossble in contatAiLa constitutions.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-06-14
BARNES - HOTEL,
- COOPE ats WELLS,
,a';I HfsDS COUNTY, MISSISSIPPI
Iii Eleven Hours' Travel from New Orleans, Via J

. I ],
T Eleven Hours' Travel from New Orleans Via jackson
Railroad.
The undersigned have ~ purchased this pspaar place
Of Summer Resort hnye spared IN repairs and
rehttiAg 1T equal any the Northern
paces AS comfortable home for nVaiids and desirable
pace for enjoy and recreation for the healthy has not
lis II In this
The snpeo, medicinal qualities Of the wafer the eligible
uation of the hotel and rounds scenery and
fine roads, being but short distance Raymond Clinton
jackson and burg, being make II IA
yoabe for the pleasure seeking community of The South
Arrangements have been made in New Orleans daily
plies from that in tho Of h and choice vegetables
which, together with The productions of the
try, will enable us to keep superior table.
Our and Bar Stores Of The qualities all being
choice srlectons Connected with are Billiard
Bowling and Pistol Galleries. all under direction competent
AID experienced men Tor each department.
keep their carriages horses. - M
fine Band of Mn.e attendance play on tho lawn In
the afternoon, and for dancing III the evening
Our Hotel will be for The visitors on Mon
day, June 4. = -
A g and Opening Ball will be given on Monday June H.
sfe9 If r. w HENR. n v l. IN
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~ OCEAN SPRINGS HoTEI.-rhis delightful

- OCEAN SPRINGS HOTEL-Tbis delightful,
Watering Place now being thoroughly renovated and
furnished and will be open for the reception vs-
i.os on the 10Th Of june next Every effort will to
visitors comfortable and TO make their pleasant
fishing Or bathing The table will be furnished everything
ta Is to be found in the New Orleans Market together with
FISH, Game, Oysters, ETC.. with which The surrounding
country ab2nnd For the of guests
I'm Alley Pistol Gallery Billiard Tables The Saloon
Will ee supplied with the choicest Liquors Wines Cigars
Buggies and saddle Horses be hired the Hotel Also
sailboats for Fishing and Pleasure Excursions
ne Bahing facilities
me Lake The Mineral Springs celebrated for their curative
powers are In excellent condition. and in close
Hotel Ocean Springs having visited BY epdemic
the Gulf shore. ~ ~ e""o"
my2S I'm COOK & HOYT Proprietors
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SuGAH noGsHEAns-su SUGAR aoasHHADs

STAVE And SINGLE MACHINES,
Suitable for Making
SUGAR HoGSHEAnS. RICE. MoLAsSES, RoSIN AND
TURpEsTINE SLAVES, AND SHINGLES.
The principle embraced in this Machine the old process of
splitting und dressing by hand labor Working directly with
he grain Of the timber produces article liable warp
check from exposure The Min will rive shave and
Joint from the bolt from 70 lO1 Slaves pery and the
shiugle Machine from 10000 1900 Shingles 1t requires
horse power work IT. and be attached any
gins. gin mill power make Repaired length,
be adjusted any thickness taper The meer 10
aehe steamed sawed but yen and shaved directly
Ehe bolt.
Both Machines be in full operation between The
10 and O'clock every day, No. Canal street. Thuss
Machines made IN Augusta, Ga. 81 5zssls
ANY wishing purchase Parish State County sin
so rights Machines, Obtain them the Agent ht
will give full particulars. FW. O. COOK
Sole Agen, for the States of louisiana Aransas Mississippi
reyH. and Aatan,s nst SIN
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-06-14
J. po1NT CLEAR HOTEL. EASTERN suorI

IsIs5l IN BILE BAY.
@.M The above Justly celebrated Watering Place will he
oeued for the reception Visitors 10Th Of Jue and
the Pioprictos er reputation Of The
tabiishmen shall deteorate good appont
and good fare which has characterized II
The location for health the South aud was
fny tested by the epdecs hch prevailed both in
New Orleans and MOuile during the not
single of yellow fever originating Point Clear
he Salt Bathing has equal the Gulf Coast within
afew yards OF the H0tehe temperature of always
agreeable Fresh Shower Baths had any time
Fish and oysters abundant during the entire season.
GOOD stable accommodations provided for all wi to
keep their carriages and horses. The tho vicinity
shaded with magnoas oaks eears pines etc. beautiful
and extend inevery direction
All The amusem-n usual at Watering Places such as BIZ
lizards, bowling Pistol Gallery will be provided and
be under the charge OF anx please
for those fond q Aquatic Sports will not be neglected
"A good Band Of Music secured and will lawn
aftemoons--and for dancing. evenings d. =
"A line Of Magnetic Telegraph Is established connecting Point
Clear with every quarter Of the Union.
The line steamer Crescent will regularly
between Mobile and Point Clear leaving Mobile evening
and on Sundays, Mondays Wednesdays Fridays will 70
down At 10 o'clock modate those who arrive In
~ Should this schedule be changed notice will be given in
the Mobile and New Orleans papers. Is ~
Ihe Propreiors return their sincere thanks the pubcor
and their Pon, Clear Hotel and hope place themselves under
renewed obligations gE7I57
F. H. CHAMBERLAIN & co,
Proprietors Point Clear Hotel
Mobile May 1850 Also Of Battle House, Mobile.
my9l 1hfy
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jes ly&w
r CHESTNUT GROVE WHISKY,
CHESTNUT GROVE WHISKY

r. aESTNUT GROVE WHISKY,
CHESTNUT GROVE WHISKY
The Proprietor of the above CELEBRATED WHISKY de.
sres to introduce the article the public Of city
and country, the
Purest DfRusable Stfmulant
which has been prepared medical use 1t proves
cordial heahiul nygoating to the efeebled
whether By disease. distilled from tho best rye and
malt and it's nutritious properties preserved by process
pecaay his own whereby the Fus on aud other
gedient known to be consued in the Whisky general use
are completely separator that absolute purty of this ar
heie from any foreign admsture s guaranteed.
In addition TO the following testimonials from The a.t %
heh chemists Of Phiadepha New and Bos
ION Inc State Agricultural Society have 1t with their
Diploma and Dr. Jackson Boston, has tested uaar oath
to its absolute purity Read the following 5+
ERTIFIcATEs:
Philadelphia, Sept. 0, 1855
We have carefully tested the sample Of Chestnut
Whisky which you sent and find that the
poisonous substance known Fus OIL which character
istic and injurious ingredient Whistles general use
BOOTH, GARRETT CAMAc,
Analytical Chemists.
New York Sept 8, 1853
have analysed sample of Chestnut Grow Whisky received
from Mr. Charles Wharton. Jr Philadelphia and having
carefully tested it. am pleased to state that it entirely
from poisonous deleerous substances It an unusually
pure and fine favored quality of Whisky.
JAMES R. chiffon, Analytical Chemist
Boston, March 7, 1859.
have made chemical analysis Of commercial samples Of
Chestnut Grove Whisky which the heavy
Fns ellis and perfectly and unaduerated The fne
flavor of this Whisky derived from the grain
featuring it. Respectfully,
A. A. HAYES. NJ. D., State Assayer,
No. l6 Boylston street.
CHARLES WHARTON, Jr.,
Wholesa Agent,
ll6 Walnut street,
ie2 ly&w Pr,1anrlrHrA.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-06-14

MOSS, BROTHER & co.,
~ No. 40 MARKET STREET, 4
9B PHILADELPHIA,
booksellers, Stationers and Blank Book
MANUFACTURERS.
ss-Manufaciurers of MASONIC AND ODD FELLOWS,
RECALL A. JEW ELS. etc ,e2 FIN
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HORSE KSES!-HORSES!-
T33xN Nj WIN PYRuS wi leave for ie N n and "
NA ms WEEK FOR the pn pe,r Of huyrv Horses He VIII
rSS1AIl9f~ann mem weeki, keeping ull supply my
sahns All .rders from the city Haf-
ness Hores sing or in pain, will be slled e.
email pohs or will be sold long n
determined 10 keep full supply Of dine ke
nd will sell az lower han has ed under
full guarantee by responsible parties.
DIR, j. Ef.II0TF,
corner of parnlne and Union streets
eSoders from Mexico Havana 8Ird by letter under
Rrars''fee. mr15 an
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-, LAUDERDALE WHITE SULPHUR .u..
MI SPRINGS, MISS. 40

This fashionable and popular Watering Place will be onensd
for the reception of visitors the 10Th nds,
the Of is old proprietor SMITH who Ii well
The auderdale Springs Situated onthe NJ O. Railroad
1853 miles from Mobethe morning leaving Mobile am
at the Springs at Bo O'clock P. NJ.
The place has recently undergone thorough reps
nished throughout with AMI elegant furniture
The have been analysed best chemists IN
the Omitted States the medicinal properties the waters
unsurpassed by ahy In the South
No expense pains will be spared make the Hotel
first class sAat -
my22 SIN b. r. SMITH q 70
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PRADAT's HOTEL, sILoXl. The under
signed successors Mrs. Elizabeth Pradat
M pre of Green Oak, HuIe Biloxi respectfully an
to The public that this establishment op nor the
summer Attached the ho el good billiard table
beanifn yacht saddle horses bdgges and carriages afford
pleasure AID comfort Visitors Prada wishing
to land at the hotels wharf, will please notify captain
boat.
mylT BIN JOHN b EUGENE PRApAT
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HIif LARGED.
M4il MR.. AND MRS D,DsON, wish to inform the public
that they at all times ready Boarders follow
ing
Snmmer-P Per n, nth $35; per week, Sic; per day, 81
Win er-Per month, S25 per re k, 81; per day. 81 90
r-Thls lhment combines all The Of home
being quiet tn larger hotels having bnh houses
for aies and gentlemen, Tele ,raph Office by
myl6 5m* W. s. DnDS0N.
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ssR yALuAKLE PLANTATION FOR -
#NeS SalE IN THE PARISH IlF PuINTE GOU PEE, EssR
z siaied about mile above Red r yer i4andinp i
containing ABOUT LIS acres. fronting River. thefe
ste anou 1 acres OF land cleared: II has good dwelling
housr cotton n AID negro cabins ali new; there twenty
s~ neg Iah w No sold with whon, the lani; asn
mill eae and hogs together with arrenltaral imn4ments
'oo etc n tr mt OF the plantation IL nigh bat
ture containing about 100 acres which will sold with n
For terms. apply to ~ -
MEssRs HEWITT. ORION q CO.
New Orleans
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New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-06-14

AS-Crsseent I.vstSe No, =, L. q. U. f.. meets
Fellows Hall, at o'clock. > -
Oticers-J A. Sylvester, N G.; Peter Williams, " G.; g.
serhek Recording Secretary; L. n Jahan Permanent Sec
retary s. L. Butler, Treasurer,
Members of Sister Lodges fraternay invited to attend