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EOTEI, AND Gardens.

One of the most delightful RESIDENCES the South
k-zlA THE CARROLTOH HOTEL AND GARDENS, -
EsssH 81 miles from Canal St, NewOrleans, UiG theea
EEAk Can0ltOn Railroad. -
THE subscriber has the honor to announce that he
fu[U prepared to accommodate limited number OF BoAD
FRS by the day, week, or month.
TERMS:
Per DAY. 81 Per Week. $40 CO.,. Per Month, 30 90
Breakfast Dinner, and Supper, at any hour.
Fish Dinners Order and Private Parties accommodated
The best of Wines and Liquors;
lee GRAINS Serbets Lemonade and SOdG-l0dter served
at the Saloon or in the Gardens.
The and Restaurant are under the charge of
Nj POUCHFT one of the first caterers, and formerly of
Mobile and New Orleans.
Billiard Tables Ten-pn Alleys and QuOls
Good Stabling fOEthirty Horses.
re- The FLOWER GARDENS attached to the Hotel,
10 azores in extent are laid out with much TASTE and in
fine order and tar SupasS anything OF the kind in the
B0ToTETs in great variety always to be had on appca
ton to the Gardener.
Every possible attention paid to Nisite whose patronage
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Mainritu for M. Van Bnren.

Martin Van Buren, was then unanimously nomi-
mated as the candidate of the free soil convention
for President of the United States.
Mr.. Charles Francis Adams, of Massachusetts.
has been nominated as the free soil candidate for
Vice President
A letter from Mr. Van Buren, was read in con-
vention before he was nominated, requesting the
withdrawal of his name if necessary TO produce
harmony.
Mr. HaIe's friends will support Mr.. Van Buren,.
Hale's name was Withdrawn by his friends from the
list of candidates.
The resolutions adopted 1.-THE convention are ex-
plicit and satisfactory to liberty men and Wings.
The substance Of the resolutions Is, " no slave
territory - No more slave states -" The end
of slavery in the District of Columbia is de.
clared to be no object. :" Freedom of public lands,
s. cheap POSTAGE election Of the public officers
under the General Government by the people, IN all
practical cases. are boldly declared"
The best possible feeling prevails. Wings, Dem
ocrats, liberty-men all are graspng each other hy
the hand. The only difference Of opinion Is be
tween Wings and liberty-men which are entitled
TO most credit for concentrating the union IN favor
of Martin Van Buren,.
Both candidates were nominated by reclamation.
The enthusiasm is immense. Three cheers were
given for the candidates, three for Hale and the
liberty party-thTee for the radical Whgs-three
for WiImot-three for Preston Kng-three deaten-
inc wells for John Van Buren,. Then a universal
scream for five minutes for everybody. As every
body is in Buffalo, it Is believed they will vote the
ticket made to-day
It is now ii p NJ. and the convention has not
adjourned.
vote of the convention. that John Van Buren, shall
throw aside all personal considerations and stump
the Union for the candidaes-N. J. COHncTc1d5
Advertiser lH INST.
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PAss nHRIsTIAN HOTEL.


TEIHE Hotel at this well known watering place. situated
on the Gulf of Mexico, within 80 miles OF New 90
Orleans will reopen for the reception Of ylsers, on fasa
JUNE lst During the winter considerable atera-
tOns have been made the house and grounds with the
view of adding to the comfort of those seeking health epose
pleasure. -
The Bachelors apartments, numbering sixty rooms nave
been finished in superior and the PROPRIETOR fee
no hesitation saying that they not surpassed at any
watering place in the Union.
Additional bed rooms wash houses, Ironing rooms, &c.
have been erected expressly for servants in the employ OF
visleB. -,
The BATHING cannot be surpassed the coast and
BILLIARD TABLES, TENPIN ALLEYS, and Carrlages are
connected with the establishment.
The design of the proprietor to render this
first class HOte in all its appointments and worthy the
patronage of the citizens of Louisiana and adjoining states
The splendid OW-preSsure mail steamers Oregon and Jas
L. Day leave the terminus of the railroad daily after June
lst at II O'clock M arriving at the Pass at P M, and
during the season. the and elegant lOwpessEre steamer
California belonging the same line, will leave every alter
nate morning O'Clock, returning to the city at II A. M
day. The steamers Mobile and Montezuma also leave
regularly from the New Basin. -
Families and Others wishing to rooms will please
address the subscriber. -.
r. H. MONTGOMERY, Pass Christian, Miss.
e Letters or other maabe matter, left at the office OF
M JudsOn corner Canal and Camp Streets will be tOrwaded
daily my5 lmis 3md& w
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THREE MONTHS EXTRA, PAY.

\,sA TUF undersigned having engaged the
49, ofjca lately occupied by Brig Gen. -
I&SlH s. Churchill, Inspector General y y - q
~ Army New Commercial EXciiange) 80
Of St. Charles and Perddo streets are pfepaeu 70 &
ecute all the necessary papers to entitle ohceII mon ol
stoned officers nIusjcians and prvateS the above pay
on te'a7cst reasonable terms Any business
their care will be dispatched with the utmost
The Regiments of Louisiana Volunteers OF 1916 are included
in the act of Congress of 18th July 1873 Company ceouns
adjusted and returns made for the proper Depa tmes
with accuracy and dispatch.
E7 'I7RaIia4e attention paid TO Bounty Lana, rem
si0Rs, and gtser Military Claims.
THEO. LEWIS,
late Capt Co. X, LIST La Nolq4 teers
WIN MONAGHAN,
aI4tf late Capt. Co. F. 9Th Regt. La. Volunteers.
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INSURANCE OFFICES.


RIVER AND FIRE INSURANCE.
Estna Insurance Company of Hartford Oonns
STATEMENT. ASSETS ON list MARCH. 1912
Cash deposited in Phoenix Bank, Hartford :. $aS,OO
SteTes AZ be rate per Ct Der nnum 75OO1l4O
Stock in Hartford Bank, Hartford. .,.,..... Icy
" - Phoenix >. :. ........... 1880 3
" " Farmers' and Mechanics Bank,
Hartford NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. 1l,SOV
Stock in Exchange Bank. ................. l6,S00
:, . Connecticut River Bank.......... 6,G0
Eagle Bank Providence. ......... 1890
:, :, Lee Bank, Lee, Massachusetts,. wv
, , Connecticut River COmpany....,. 1,g0O
. Railroad. ...... 1850
. :. Hartford and New Haven Railroad 3,OW
The above Stocks of the most substantial
character, yielding z to per cent. interest
annually, and worth at this time an ad. - -, az
the above mentioned cost prices OF 5OuOlOqV
Bonds of Hartford and New Haven Railroad Co... 10O
Real Estate Hartford, valued at. 3SrzlV
Bills Receivable payabein 30 days after demand. am
ply secured by pledge of Real or Personal Estate Or 900
Total Assets of tie Company. 1895 $50
AGENCY OFFICE, No. AZ Camp street.
TT The undersigned Agents for the above Company.
continue policies the lowest rates OF premium re-
turning to customers 10 per cent.
VIM r. FOSDICK,
mylO till 18TH GEO. g. LAWRASON
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ROBBERY AND ATTEMPT TO Kill Samuel
Smith was on Friday night arrested in the First
Municipality, upon the above charges. Martin
Fallan, a night watchman, made an affidavit before
Recorder Genois, in which he stated the following
facts in relation to the arrest: At about O'Clock
in The morning. while deponent was on his beat irf
Customhouse Street, he heard cries of murder pro.
ceeding from the levee, and Immediately ran to-
wards the spot. On his way he met the prisoner
and another person running from the place from
whence the cries proceeded He arrested the pris-
oner, but the other person escaped. The depOnent
found man named Henry Smith lying on the side
walk, having received a severe wound upon the
head, and being covered with blood. Near the
place where the wounded man lay there was money
scattered about The prisonerwas Immediately re-
cognised by the wounded man as the person who
inflicted the blow upon him. The hands and shirt
of the prisoner were bloody when he was arrested
The wounded man was sent to the hospital Du-
ring the day, the Recorder received a certificate
from Dr. WedersTandt, House Surgeon at the
Charity Hospital, stating that the wounds of Henry
Smith were not apparently of mortal character,
and expressing hopes Of his speedy recovery. The
prisoner, Samuel Smith, was, after being examined,
remanded to prison, TO await his trial before the
rstDstrict Court
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JUVENILE SCAMPs.-James McAvoy, boy only
about ten years old was on Saturday brought be-
fore Recorder Goding, at the request of his mother
as an incorrigible bad boy. This boy, young as he
is, had on Friday robbed a drunken volunteer of a
purse containing about S34, consisting of 800
bill, $40 gold piece, and the rest in silver. Re-
corder Golding gave him place in the house of re-
fuge. Another boy was also brought before the
same magistrate. by the name of William Kearny,
who was charged with having stolen $40 from
Simon O'Driscoll. He was also sent to the house
of refuge.
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Gy- Wilmington, Del,) judging by the increase
of the last seven years, will, from 1910 to 1880, at
least double itself 1t contains $4,000 inhabitants,
and is now, the Chicken says very healthy the
lately prevailing typhoid fever having nearly disap-
neared
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NEW ORLEANS:
MONDAY MORNING, AUGUST 81.

ELECTION or ALDERMAN-Anelect was held
on Saturday, in the Second Ward, First Munich
pality, for member of the Council to fill the place
made vacant by the resignation Of Mr. O'Neill.
The election resulted in the choice Of Mr.. William
Silk, who received los votes ont Of 200
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-08-21

A SOUTHERN FREE Son. MAN-Col' A. &.
Monroe, nephew Of President Monroe, and a
Virginian BY birth and education, presided at a
Van Buren, Free Soil meeting, at New Richmond
Ohio on the 3Ist ult
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From Mr. Ed10drd Robbins, Druggist
RoRDENTOWN n j., Jan. g, 1S47.-We have taken some
trouble to introduce Dr. Davis Syrup of Wild Cherry and
Tar here and have sold all we received from you Dr. t.
Cook has used it his practice he thinks highly of the
medicine DR. Cook of the most eminent physicians in
the United States and the attending physician OF Joseph
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% The colored population of Wilmington,
Del,) the Blue Hens Chicken, of that place, says
are the most intelligent and order-loving in the
country. Though but two thousand in number,
thew have six or seven churches A pleasing fact
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MN@IANM sMAgs.
Lots of Ground for Account of Former Purchaser
BY PIERSON d. BONNEVAT

Lots of Ground for Account of Former pnrcba.er.
BY PlERSON d BONNEVAT,.
Once No. 81 GraBitr street =.
NNJll14 be SOLO az Auetion-On TUESDAY the 2qft
w instant, at " clock, at Banks Arcade-for aec0nnt
of Mr. C. Brown, who has neglected to comply win lie
terms of the adjudication made him on the Isl If INV
l848-
TEN LOTS OF GROUND, situated at Bloominrdae
Parish of Jefferson, designated Lots No 81 to I0fbe
whole according a certain plan made by c. A Helm
Surveyor dated the 10th May, 1913 which will be exhibited
at the sale
credit for notes bearing mortgage until paid.
Acts of sale before r. Beard, Notary Public at the
pense of the purchaser az ~ u. -, 20 -
TO THE PUBLIC.
ID ICHARD TERRELL respectfully offers to the public
II his seyices as 8UCTTOREER Tor the sale OF REAL
ESTATE aud SLAVES, and for OUTDOOR SALES,
pedgng his exeOns to promote the interest OF those
entnlsting business TO his care,
~ Negroes of every description constantly on manu.
at private public sale.
ments RICHARD TERRELL, AuctlOneeT,
my2O Nos Is and 20 Banks's Arcade Passage.
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From the Western Empire" Dayton, o., july Y, l847
Mr.. J. F. Howes: Sir-lt affords me much Peaage to
saw to YOU that my Cough and affection OF the lAngs
has been entirely removed by the of onehalt bottle OF
Dr. Davis Syrup of Wild Cherry and Tar which you and
Others advised TO You can safely recommend Inc
use of the above named Syrup for Coughs and Colds as
most excellent remedy. Yours respectfully
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From Mr. John d. Morgan, Druggist dated d., Gu,
PITTsBURG Jan. II, IS47.-rhe Syrup of Wild Cherry
and Tar has given great satisfaction those who have used
Il know Of one instance Of permanent cure Of Asthma
on gentleman of Ohio think shall be able to sell at
- o r.nnr
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TN offering to the public this new and valuable remedy ol
CORSulRptioR Bronchitis, Asthma, Coughs Colds etc,
we append few notices OF the character and efficacy OF the
medicine Numerous testimonials may be pamph-
let for distribution the agency which sufferers are invited
to obtain may be proper to say that Dr. d. Is an eminent
practising physician Of twenty years standing graduate OF
University OF Pennsylvania
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-08-21

o. The lightning was 50 sharp in Chicago that
in one church the singers suddenly paused and
several females were bewildered by II.
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SUMMER ARRANGEMENT :

S~The Cars will leave New Orleans and CarrOton every
bonT afterI o'clock on Sundays if the weather is fair
~ The Lafayette Horse Cars will leave every u minutes
from the Of BarOnne and Canal SIS myl4 lsNov
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CtAMPEACHY, Panama, China Pearl, Tuscan
~ braid English Dunstable Chinese and other re-
Spring and Summer styles of Hats in variety, 80
can be found at DARCYS cor Canal and Charities SITS.
PS. A few more REVOLUTIONARY HATS, Just received
his morning by Telegraph. apSu
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w. w. PHILLIPS.
Milford, Perry County, Pa 0etober l, 1916
Messrs Robinson Collins Il Co. Sirs-This Is TO inform
you that was afflicted for twenty with violent pam
in my breast so much that could hardly lie IN bed at
night Cough attended followed by emigration and other
decided SYMPTOMS OF consumption applied 10 several emil
Dent physicians and took great deal OF medicine without
any relief whatever. advised to try Dr. DAVIS Com
pound Syrup of Wild Cherry and Tar, of which took two
bottles, which entirely relieved me OF my complaints; there
fore can with confidence, recommend 1t 10 all who are in
like manner afflicted, as a most valuable medicine.
john ToOMEY.
The authenticity of the above statement vouched for by
Mr. Isaac Murphy merchant Of Milford who knows Mr..
Toomey and the circumstances of his case Mr. T. is now
Froa Tr. " s. Mcintosh:
WELLsvILLE, ONO, Jan. g, l847.-The article Of WIla
Cherry and Tar find to be valuable medicine and ne ~
considerably in my practice. have sold and used nearly a
that you have forwarded and would be pleased to have you
send another supply early the means Of transportation
will open. nm
DR. DAVIS SYRUP OF WILD CHERRY AND AN.
The following statement is word for word as u wa 'dh
certificate manufacturing vii sufferers IeSisI ucn f
PHILADELPHIA, Sept. %, 1S47-I rave Deen nd
the last fifteen years, weakness OF the GUs .
hectic fever. and very frequently lad " III O t 3 10
sids with ni0bt sveafs ast ApI had violent attacK
which lasted for three months It appeared 70 me hat my
whole nngs were deased would spit up daily hall pint
of matter took great many elisles af go on,
I, oia, yfthOu any relief. At last was prevailed
nrnn ~ iaEs Dr DAVIS Compound syrup OF Wild Cherry
ma IT, bcb had the most happy ana sautay eject on my
J;as PGnTe had taken bottle, my cough gave way
~ gsats were relieved the pain left my side and
btoo.t NOW consider that am entirely weill except
D[aIgic main that occasionally afflicted with on one
h nJ ~, Rad JANE ELIZA GEORGE.
slqe o. ny 81 doors below Sehuykill Sixth south side,
- Sold by ROBINSON, COLLINS Il CO, 81 Market
street Ssla r sna WRIGHT co. 151 Cbarres St
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TTNHE SUBSCRIBERS having taken the stores Nos. 81
/ and % GRAvIER STREET lately occupied by Messrs.
BRAGG & SMITH would respectfully inform their friends
and the public that they will be ready and fill all
orders for GROCERIES. WINES, Liquors, TOBACCO ,GI-
CARS, etc, from and after Monday, the 18th INST The
attention of Commission Merchants Country Merchants,
Planters and Families invited their STOCK Which Will be
fresh and well assorted. DENTON & BARRETT,
iyl9 I'm II and 70 GTaVlef street.
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I'M PIATE. coPPER. Sect IRON. &c.

SAMUEL. LOCKE Nos. 2 and 8 FRONT LEHEE,
- betlDeen CastGlhOHSe and BteliUute - "
- streets, is now receiving and has IN -. 4
N-a store for sale at the lowest CASH
kS'F PRICES, the following with aaO
W meTOus other GOODS
500 boxe, TIN PLATE, &c and TX, Charcoal Brands ;
600 boxes Extra Sizes TIN PLATE. DC, DIX, DIX,
214l4IX and Xxx I2Stl2 TX and Xxx, l4S1l4IX
and Xxx Loaded Roofing Plates l4S20;
500 bundles English SHEET IRON, Nos. IL, H. 10, l6
20 "a %, Is q
10000 ID BRAZIER'S COPPER. TO- II and II b sheets
$1,000 ID do. do Assorted from Is to 1OOib do
600 bundles American IRON WIRE;
loo 10 BLOCK TIN;
5000 ID PIG and BAR LEAD.
eE- Agency for N0RTHfS TIMERS TOOLS ana
PECK, SMITH & cos MACHINES. -,
Kettle Ears, Riyets, Bucket Ears, Bucket 58
Covers. Saucepan Handles, Copper Kettle ana H..
Boiler Bottoms Russia Sheet Iron. Zinc, Timers ae
eD Manufactures and Commission MeTcnSh4T are
invited TO examine the Stock and Prices. JyS9 An
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THREE MONTHS EXTRA PAY.

N OFFICERS nOn-cOmmlssIOned Othcers, MuS e
&S4 clans and Pnyates, who have served out me 81
~ term of their engagement" in the war with III
I'm Mexico or fHeiyed an honorable discharge, ~
ne entitled to Three Months Extra Payand by applying
fo tTe subscribers (95 St Charles street, ave their
applications forwarded to the proper Department At w ash
ngf0n and receive without delay an order OF pay nent
which viii be hOnOred by faymaste most convenient
TO the residence of the claimant
go Pensions and other military claims prosecuted.
J. JAY LANGDOt,
and WARREN A. GRtCE,
aStF l~fe Cant % Rect. La. Volunteers
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sOIDTERs FROM MEXICO.

A S many OF you stand in need of the best MEDICAL
N ADVICE especially in those diseases called Secret Dis
eases and there that excel Others would call
your attention to DR.. MULIEPS Advertisement HIS
office is No. So CUSTOJnHOUS Street, where you
will be find that relief you stand much IN need oil
Es0 Charges reasonable and advice gratis.
IT, There of you who have suffered much from
DianhBa. You positively be cured at 66 Cuomhopse st.
by regular physician no charge will be made Jy13 lmp
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n MENSING. Dental sure On,

HAVING returned to the city Of New Orleans from hs
tour in the North and East, Is prepared -
10 perform all operations appertanmg to the -
TEETH; and has become acquainted with u YYASysS
the best mode OF operating approved By the ITAi
College of Dental Surgeons OF baltimore, Ma Ills pnGs
tor operations Gre in proportion TO suit the times ao u
TOOTH-ACHE CURED
IN. LESS THAN ONE MINUTE, by DR.. LIENSING'S
TOOTH-HCHE ELIXIR charge. III Othce
No So Baronne street. 4h door above Common st. New
E Office 50 Bqronne street, 4th door aJoue Common
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TTNHE SUBSCRIBERS having rented the stores Nos 81
4 and % GRAvIER STREET, lately occupied by them,
to Messrs. DENTON & BARRETT, would, in retiring
from the Grocery business thanks TO their friends and
customers for their liberal patronage, and respectfully solicit
a continuance of the same for their suecessos
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I'M THE CITY on LAFAYET'.

VTNHE subscribers have Just received additional r.
SIMPLY of very superior Gold and Silver Watches, S5M
with Hunting Gases of M. I. Tobias Roskell and ss
other superior makers also Fine London D1DLsE ~
Gold Watch Chains Keys and Seals, Ladies BRACELETS,
Necklaces Breast Pins, Gold Pencil Gases Finger Rings
sc Also, a great variety of FANCY GOODS selected by
one of the firm in the European markets consisting OF Work
Boxes Dressing Gases fine Fans Reeues and other fancy
articles Also fine Scissors and Needles Table knives and
Forks, CastOrs, CandleshCks Double and Single Barrel
Guns Pistols RevOvers Bowie Knives, Military Goods &C.
&C. for sale at moderate prices, by
je3 HYDE Il GOODRICH. IS Chartes st.
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PORTRAIT OF CEN TAYLOR.

PORTRAIT OF GEN. TAYLOR,
ut YIELD g. CO.'S, 70 Camp street.
VTTE have received few OF those beautiful and perfect
w LTKENESSES OF GEN. TAYIlOR-a steel en-
craving from DagueueOtype taken in this city Whoever
wants to secure viii do well to call early. Jy5
CHRONOMETERS.
~ TWO DAY CHRQNOMETEHS, splendid lnstTu
- ments made by Thomas Hewitt Liverpool Tor sale by
SAMUEL LOCKE, No. and Front Levee,
Je27 If between CustomhOuse and Bienvile streets.
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~ n The Steamboat DIADEM-F0rPi ttsbaTg =
stsaAAsstS (direCtl WheeiiHg Cincinnati ard LOUIS
- giHe- With quick dispatch. The hight
dranght steamboat DlADEM Capt Getty, expected this
day. aud will leave above. FOrfeightO having
superior accommodations apply board PoydIas street
wharf, or to HYDE u OGLESBY. II PoydTas st. "a
EW" The Diadem entirely boat, built expressly
no delay 49, a16
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~ AFor Biloxi-Via Bay St. Louis, Pass
Lslt4AA8e9 Christian and Mississippi Cltg are 10
ETTEsfS5SSEEsE Biloxi, So So. Regular z &C ket.
The splendid fast-running passenger steamer MOBILE,
w c. Sutton master Quilt expressly for the Lake trade
cabin all in state rooms will ply regular packet 70
Biloxi and intermediate places during the summer leaving
New Orleans and Biloxi as follows;
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The war in Italy continues with variable success
and constantly occurring skirmishes, As to the
fate of Italy nothing is decided. The King of Italy
is making extensive preparations to invade Sicily,
OF which hhe Duke of Genoa has been chosen King.
Spain, Portugal and China are quiet.