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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-02-09

4 O~T-A package OF goods consisting Of ~ bags Ma
Ibes and 6doz snuff Boxes taken by porer from
store l0l Wiamst last Monday evening, 10 be carried 10
gj Pesrst but miscsrred by him, he know iug
where be len them Whoever has the above goods In hi.
possession will confer favor by informing The subscriber
Or 81 Ii. Won KELLER, lOl Nillsm-st up slars.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-02-09

ERloAY. FEB. g. isss. VII b presented Donirsss!'s
L .rznc Opcrs, IN tour seis.
IA F&yOpITk
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1849-05-12
philadelphia AdvcrtEsem'ss.
HIS IMnENSE STOCK

of Books is classified according the various Depart
menis Of Literature, that visiters find The Books
they in search Of for themselves Buying his stock
for the mos; FaE at the ArcToS SALES, and being
ueeted with one Of The largest Pabhag Houses in this
country, besides publishing largely himself enables him
I o 81 A Ennt.s
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1849-05-12
81 @ IN 7 q 10

FlNlE partnership heretofore existing between
l. ID. {. FREEBuRN Il VIM SHIMP, in the
quarrying aud Eating of stones, was dissolved
by mutual consent on the lst day of March last
The books and accounts are in the hands of
VIM Shimp, who will settle all accounts of
said firm.
WIN. SHIMP,
d. c. FREEBURE.
Lewistowp, April 2a, 1885,
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1849-05-12

SONGS OF THE BAKERS The Parting
~ Requiem, the mountaneer's Farewell,
Where can the Soul Rest Hurrah for the Sea
boys, the FuReral of an Odd Fellow, the Grim
son Banner, the Burman Lover, the Happiest
lime IS Now, the New Congressional Song of
Eight Dollars Day, Away Down East, He
doeth all things Well, He led her to the Altar,
or the Rich Young Mans Wedding, the New
foundland Dog All of the above are for sale
at the book store of
c. C. SPOTSWOOD.
Lewistown, April %. l849.
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1849-05-12
AFFLICTED READ!
Philadelphia Medical ssOuse

ESTABLISHED Is years ago, by DR.. KiNKELIN. The
" Oldest surest and best hand orus of secret
diseases Of the skin, and solitary habits Of youth is DIR
kINkELlN, Northwest corner Of THIRD and UNION
Streets, between Spruce and Pine, square.anda half
from the Exchange, Philadelphia
TAKE PARTICULAR NOTICE
ihere Is a habit which boys teach each other al the
Academy or Coliege-a habit INDUCED Ia when by HIM
SELF In solitude, growing up with the boy TO manhood
few ofthose who ndulgei this pernicous practice are
aware of the consequences until they find the nervous
system shattered, feel strange aud unaccountabe feel
ines vague fears in the min The individual becomes
feeble, he Is unable to labor with accustomed vgor or
to apply his mind TO study his step tardy and weak
he is dull rresouie.
Persons of all ages judge what the cause of
their declining health, losing their vigor
pale and emaciated
YOUNG MEN,.
Let no false modesy deter YOU fom making your case
known TO who, from edhcaton and resnectahility
can alone befriend you He who places himself under
Dr. Knkein's treatment may reIgiously eonfide in his
honor as gentleman, and IN whose bosom will be for.
ever locked the secret of the patient
Thousands have been restored 10 health from the de-
vaststions Of those terrific maadies by DR. KSKRLAsD
German Physician.
PACKAGES or MEDICINES, ADvICES. &c TO-
warded by sending remittance and put up secure from
DAMAGE CURIOSITY.
GoPosT'PAID LETTERS answered forthwith
Philadelphia January ~, Ist9-y
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1849-05-12
BAYLIS & BROOkRR,
AUCTIONEERs,
At the Old Established Stand
No. 6 North Third Street.

Three doors abOre Market Street, PHILADELPHIA,
WILL BY AUCTION, EVERY EVENING,
w commencing at O'Clock, large assortment of
Locks, Laches, Bolts, Trace and Halter Chains, Pad
Locks Closet do Hand Saws, Iron Back do Guns, Pts
tos shovels Spades, Axes Hatchets Hammers, Gig and
Carriage Whips, Wagon do, Travelling Trunks, States,
Pencils, Japanned Walters and Trays French Accorde
ons Volins and Bows, Table and Tea Spoons, Braces
and Bits, Chises Curry Combs Knives and Forks of all
kinds Butcher and Shoe Knives and large assortment
of other goods, Trimmings, Small Wares, &c.
10 All goods warranted equal TO representation. ana
will be sold in lots suit purchasers. mhlI-3m
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1849-05-12
LIFE INSURANCE.
The Grard Life Insurance Annuity and Trust
Company Of Philadelphia,
Office No. I59 Chesnut Street.
Capital 100000.

CONTINUE to make assurances on Lives on the most
y favorable terms receive and execute Trusts, ana
receive Deposits on interest
The Capital being paid up and invested together WIN.
accumulated premium fund, affords perfect seeartg 10
the insured The premium may be paid ia yearly hai
yearly, or quarterly payments
The Company add a BONUS at stated periods 10 the
insurances for life This plan of insurance rs the most
pproved of and generally In use than any other
in Great Britain (here the subject is best BY
the peope and they have had the longest expert
ence appears from the fact hai out OF l1 Life ins-
rance of all kinds 81 this plan
The first BONUS was appropriated in December 1914,
amounting 10 per the insured under the
oldest policies 81 per cent, per SC, &c,
Others in proportion 10 the time of standing, making
addition of 500; s750; S75, &C., &C. TO every $1,000,
originally insured which is average of 50
per the premiums paid, and without increasing
the annual payment 10 the company.
The operation of the Bonus will be seen by the follow
ing examples from the Life Insurance Register OF the
Company, thus:
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1849-05-12
New HAT WanuEactOrv.

hESkG
three doors West Of the Black Bear Hotel, in
Market street, where he is prepared to manu-
fac,ure every variety OF HATS now in use, out
0f Tie best material, such as
SILK, NUTRIA, FUR, WOOL, &c.
The business of manufacturing is conducted
under my personal supervision, and from long
practical acquaintance with this business, am
warranted in guaranteeing none but good and
substantial work
My OHINH FRIENDS will aiways find
at this establishment just such an article as
kGow viii please them, at fair prices will
always have on hand
Mems, Boys and Youths Caps,
which viii be retailed at very slight advance
on cost.
tt Just received the LATEST SPRING
FASHIONS, to which the attention of admir-
ers of handsome hat is invited.
COUNTRY MERCHANTS
and all others desiring to buy HATS, will find it
to their advantage to call. In quality and price
we are bound to please.
WILLIAM G. ZOLLINGER.
LewiatoWn, March "a. lS49.
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1849-05-12

u TiERtE, so SoktR rfSA''
IAN stronger testimony be sddueed by any ptepais''
before Tue public single bottle will convince snt ~
ei 'heir power over disease They are ENTisELl 'h0
TABLE, and viii permanently destroy the Ees; 'oSS1
eos'irsRsss, and give strength and ygor 10 The frame
no time debitaIing the patent being also gFs'eiu'
the most delicate stomach under any circumstances ~
can be administered with perfect safety TO delicate man
they free from fieekoI Straps 9eds, Ca{'TtA'1
ali mineral and Injurious ingredients
They can be taken at all times aHd under al eiie"
stanees no ordinary exposure wiz prevent them h"s
salulary effect and no bad result accrue from ."
over dose
For sale, wholesale and retail, the PrineiFsi p'F
Gersaa Medicine Store, 27e Race street. PhaadephA
For sale Ia Lewistown by WM. Mann
& SON, and respects ole dealers i'll every TOW"
in the state. rpli-ly
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1849-05-12
corner Of Second and Coates streets
* LIVER COMPLAINT
Cured after Physicians had failed.

PkilddeipAia, December %, ISis
Dear sit-lt Is with feelings Of pleasure communists
10 you the sanatve effects and short time) of your
invaluable Hoohand's celebrated German Buffers, upon
my system while laboring under the Jaundice. Asoa
Two years ago had attack of the Jaundce and was
conhed to the house sir sskS uRisr medical trsstRsH
'Ae Famiiy Physician, and for time amer when
went out had 10 very careful of myself; since that tine
have had several attacks of the disease a?d your
Bitters have entirely relieved ard cured in se or
tAree days. My next door neghhcr, Mr.. JOHN DltH's
last spring, had long and serious spell of Jauude ne
had some time before knew il; he essfHed 10 hif
Sed As soon az heard of his condition called TO see
him and told him Of The effect your Bliers had upon me
IN toe same disease. He Immediately for ooiiis'
and er days he cared have in several insan-
ees recommended the Bers in other cases. always pro
ducing the same happy effect Ny wife has been eont
deFaoiy afflicted with Liver Complaint and Neuralgia N
The use OF the Bitters she is we'll, enjoying so'a
health We believe from the many cures know o'
these biers etfeeting that they possess emar&aos
ana extraordinary degree great curative properties aH0
mat which enhances their value with us is they are Gu
'ifeiy vegetable We always keep the Bhters on S'''
ana would not be willing 20 do without them
No
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1849-05-12
Indemnity.

Indemnity.
The FraHkiEn Fire Hnxuran
Company OF Philadelpl,ia
OFFICE, No 1884, Chesnut street, near Fifth .,,s.,
" DIRECTORS
Charles n Baneaer, George w Rcharas
Thomas Hart, moFdecai ID. Levi.
Tobias Wagner, Adoiphc T. Bpre
Samuel Grant, David s. Brown,
Jacob r. Smith, Morris Patterson
Continue TO make insurance, perpetual or lin,i,.a
every description of property in town and coun, Va
low consistent with security 80
The Company have reserved large Conlnsent r
which with their Capital and Premiums safei, me-,
affords ample protection 10 the assured sa'
The assets Of the Company, January Is 1870
published agreeaby Act Of Assembly wera - ~
lows, viz: -"
Mortgages, $500 SIS 6s
Real Estate, lJG35s On
Temporary Loans I2i45e CO
Stocks, 5l5G3 q
Cash, &c 4J,l57 g
Sl220B97 g.
Since their Incorporation period OF eighteen ro.
they have paid upwa rds Of million tscs
sand dollars losses by fire, thereby afFording evid
the advantages Of insurance. well as the ,ba;,
disposition 10 meet with promptness all liabilities ~
CHARLES y. BANCKER, Pyes;s,u
CHARLES G.. BASCKER, Secretary.
For terms apply to R. c. HALE Lewis
town. apl4-ly.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1849-02-05
PDE4ETECAE.
PROCEEDINGS OF 4 CONVENTION
Of SOUTHERN MEMBERS OF CONGRESS.
CHAMBER OF THE SENATE OF THE UNITED STATES.


CHAMBER OF THE SENATE OF THE UYITED STATES.
Washington. December %, lS4S.
Arreeably 70 previous notice a. O'clock D. H. the
following Senators and Representatives in Congress from
he Southern States assembled in the chamber Of the u
ulted States Senate w wit:
JEc Senate Nles~rS. Hunter. Foote, Houston. Al
c.lson. lle'eaf FIz7alrlth. Turney. RGsk. Calhoun
Butler. DAVIS. N Mississippi. lu-e Wescnt. uhnS ~
OF LOUISIANA. Underwood, Sebastian Downs and john
s.n. # Geo.ga.
C4Me Lo9se-NeSsrs- lnge. Gayle, Harris, Houston,
VI A"aaua. COBB, Of Alabama, Bowdun, Feathe7ston,
| mpainS, brown. Of Mississippi, HamanSnn Ia Sere,
N.f@e. dor+head. Boyd, Peyiun. Clark, IF Kentucky.
IhIo .otauX, kaufman, PLsJu.y, Barrow, Thomas.
o,aaa aH Caase lI1I, J1hnsln, Of Arkansas. King, u
Gey-t lver~on Jones' W Georgia, Harralson. Lump
KIN, Cobo vt Georga. Stephens, Toouas. Wallace,
Nml.7.n. Woodward. Burt, Holmes If South Carolina
Eena.le. NJ ade- FUuroy, Bocucb Dayy. Deae, Pen
dletoa, Bedil-er. Preston, Fulton, Il. A. IhJmpson
Chapman, and Acl-ane,
Gaa mas Alrtca.f Senator from Kentucky, was
elected president; Mr. Gayle. Of Alabama first vice pres
I.rn; aul VI! A'cAs %. # Missouri. second vice prrs
DENT Alr- enable u North Car. lima, chosen sec
Ietlry
HE president having taken the chair. Mr.. Bayly, of
Na pre- nted the allowing prean Y and resolutions
RtSo .ed lhat ths Ill. etug composed Of portion Of
States, n the Congress VI tA- United Safes doth une
Invonaliy eNpAs- A.m Determination To main am and
defend The Constitution # the United States against eve
Of ihe United States in all measures warranted by that
r.t-s~t
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1849-02-05

PM. Sun CURED CHEW
Z n- Iuutto. for sale by PETERS y SlItrI-kR
Jun lo-ts
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1849-02-05

hNTE-Eoosr O THE SENATE CHAMBER.
january TO-. 1919.
The Committee Tne: according " adjournment Present:
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1849-02-05

Indiana ana Illinois
+fhe Of Prigg the Commonwealth OF Pennsylva-
MIA
THE case Of Jolnenn as. Tompkns and others.
Mr.. Kennedy, 81 Ha;erstown, Md
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1849-02-05

CtEPERTOI !.AtIP OlL.--Tl-t received supply 81
n 1- -4tr 1lllctla LAMP OIL warranted pure, tor
ale by JOHN IL >t-AA,
&v--s Druggist
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1849-02-05

D H4S BUSHELS ll,-l'- GIa-. Timothy and Clover
: +JD SeeI.tor =llc lOy By
CARTER & NOWLIH.
Feb It's
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-08-14

All the grand ducal authorities, who on the out
Dfeak OF The revolution had retired to Switzerland,
have returned to Constance
Letters from Freburg, Stokach, and Constant,
OF the ! In ult, IN the South German papers, an
nounce the evacuation by the insurgents Of. the
badish Lake districts. Theirlast forces evacuated
Constant on the 18th.
a. Hecker, vino emigrated to America last year,
bad arrived at Baden.
1he Triple FederGtiOn.-The German Gazette
contains the treaty Of alliance concluded between
Prussia, Saxony and Hanover by which they mu-
tually bind themselves ID succor each other in case
OF any exlgency that may arise in the present cir
cumstances of Germany. Their objects are decla-
red 10 be, to secure the interior tranquility and ex
ternal Independence of Germany, and of every
individual State therein. They reserve to each
state of the confederation the rights which respec
lively belong to it, The adhesion of all the mem
bers OF the Germanic body will be admitted, and
those who join IN this treaty hereafter will be enti-
tied TO all she succoTs which it can confer Seve-
raj princpalities have given in their adhesion to
this treaty.
DENMARK AND PRUSSIA.
The ratification of the protocol and armistice
were exchanged.at Berlin on the 18th. Accord
ingly, as soon the troops shall take up the posi-
tons assigned to them in Schleswig, the King Of
Denmark will raise the blockade OF the German
and Prussian ports. The orders will be commune
Gated TO land and sea forces in one day. The ex-
change took place at the British embassy
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NewOrIeans POst-Office.

GREAT EASTERN MAIL, via Mobile. Summer Arrange
IN @ uay AZ a. M at W ior postpaid letters anu at
supphes Fort and Pas5agoa cog on Tuesday Thurs
@ Bay 81 Louis and Pass carsiia slo,isE on MONDAY Thurs
day qB5 Saturday a a. end arriving every other at
other day at a. n.
51 Naiess Grind Ga 1ies91s Llts FfeSst RsTf
% Rs ro SgsegSa Sra1s Lss cG S ssp9 y,
nan, Columbia, KY Cairo, ali the Offices Ohio up
day, ?. NJ; arrives ITise EirTegalsT
nd Eztga sggpyiPg 1atsse TieksSag
m. arrives daiy-lregular.
ST kogIg ssqgPying Ndtesss gtsks6nrg emphs
Iuesay Thursday and Saturday q p aveH three times
VIcKsBgRd PAcKET. Cloves every Tuesday and Friday
ST. FRANCIsvILLK COAsT-Suppying the Interior OF
on Tuesday and FPiay Ats P. IA
C4RROLLToN., Closes on Monday Wednesday and Fri
aV at arrives Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday M
CPyIEeTog or LAKE Closes Monday, Wednesday and
NATcHEz PACKET Closes every Saturday at 2. m. ;
1n3 R Rs1 Cq'es twice Sys1k generally On Tuesday
rives daily Except Sunday at il am.
GALVESTON and PORT LAvAoA Closes every i've days-
nreghar jus every i've days-iregular.
BRAzOs Closes twice MONTH every alternate Thursday
az a M. arrival uncertnin.
steamers VIA Mo5 Gloss on he sst of sseb u5n5 u q y
metter be paid Due the Of each no. al a. n
AY Psl IVES EsT n 5Eps IsIRs AMEEIg and EUROPE
each month at q a mesrs to be prepaid Due lst Of
HAyAEAPer American Packets. Closes about twice
srGVes u t je 9's e. 2s PTs,Pad single rate 2i ees
CALIFORNIA and oREsoE--Per American Packets via chm
and Panana Closes In6uhirreguiar si fas
DO % sanDisgo ssntaar5srl @ohs2oy San Sc ti, A
nai ~ cen prepaid or not Arrives ONCE moniregular.
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POINT CLEaR, BaLD YIN COUNTY, y9L.R.
TT AVING been leased BY the undermined, viii be a
4 open the 6FSt af june, for the entertainment
of TRANSIENT and PERMANENT GUESTS. 14zA
This establishment is beautifully located the east side q
MQaIlE Bay, about midway between Mobile and the Gut
of Mexico The water at this point being Gk0GYs clear
and sat- with depth Of sI feet within fifty yards OF the
shOre) and having firm white sand bottom, renden this
place particularly attractive for Seabathing.
Bueish POmpanO Spanish Mackerel and ell other fish
peculiar to this latitude, abound in the ialediats pieR;y
of the Hotel. NeVeFailng Springs at convenient dis
lance, furnish an abundant supply Of PURE WATER.
The building entirely newpTesens front to tile South
of $50 feet, and affords ample accommodation for 800 per-
sons The rooms are large and airy
safe and commodiOus steam vessel win ply daily between
Mobile and Point CleRT-passage so cents
TheTate Of Board will be $40 per Week payable in all
osekiy, Deductions made for families remaining the
Communications this subject, addressed TO the
undersigned at Mobile, will be promptly attended to-.
GEO. b. CLITHERAI,L,
Mobile. Ala, May IL, lS49., my19 3m Lessee.
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Mobile. Ala. May u. 1sl5. I'M my Is s &a-l
HOTEL,


NHS undersigned respectfully inform thepublQ that hey
Il have just taken the above mentioned establish -
ment, with the extensive Gardens. Ten Pin Alleys. IN
Billiard Room, Ice Cream Saloon ETC. etc, apperain-AsA
ing thereto and after thoroughly repairing the whole, and
making considerable improvements therein, they are
pFepafedtO receive and accommodate Permanent and
Transient BoaTdes 1t almost useless to expslae the
attractions TO be found the CaIOtou HOte
Grounds As suburban place of entertainment the esab
shment is second to none in the South possessing as
does, almost unIivaed scenery and the artificial helps Of
Gardening in the production Of fruits and flowers snch
where be found in the vicinity Of New Orleans
As place of temporary FustcaOnaE retreat from the
noise, hustle and cares q city s-it merits more than odi
notice from the WisiteT
The undersigned appse the the public that their Ladei
will always be found well supplied with the chocest qUa
ties of Game Fish, etc. and they have laid finely
sOred stock Of Wines and other Liquors they can furnish
DnlerOr Supper, Chance Repast, to private parties al
the shortest possible notice.
The undersigned therefore hatter themselves that in add
ton to their asdu0us efforts to please the beauty Of
the location its saubiOu atm0sphers. the with which
be had their bshmen by railroad render
the CaHoon Hote the most desirable OF all summer
for the citizens of New Orleans, - - - ~
TT For terms Of Board eto-, inquire al The Planter
Hotel, or at the Hotel in CHTrotOn. Capt A. ANGELL
Rp9 If CHAs. CHANDLHR.
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saddle, Harness and Trunk Mahutactory!
John MiLLAR, No. 191 ST. CH.4RLES Street,
y (oOrner Of GiTod street,, respectfully informs "a
the citizens Of New Orleans and Planters Of Lou; ~ a
isiana, that he is prepared 70 manufacture and
farnish all articles in the above line. and has
m m f nf On RaR9 sSoa a,o8FPf S g
si1Nstt (5 M WHIPS, SPURS, and HARNESS Of
60 49, Eleyery kind Military SADDLES.
HOLSTERS, PACK-SADDLE5, WAlaiSEs and HOB
BLES-all which will eel a. low IS those who import
them, and warrant them 10 be g00d-Whe they an
Of the CRESCENT CITY manuiaGtuIe,
~ Go9di suitable for the California Tias furnished At
,,Is REPAIRING NisAasa % with asaias, ana
AgaiehI iY3tm
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DAGUERREOTYPE.



p. Hg1le thaui p for liberal pufE0a-
~ II " fTHpgines be first hHd the homer u
ave yeaFs ago, during which - -.
inhibited Vt tho air IN conpeti5s ib $500 ~
ne best OPERATOR fTnHs New orL, and = - n -
frlt PreIniufa- NnHpscimsng xsibte ~
out those tass4 b. bHilaf J. NJ fleq ~
goFtEaiis VIII coetnus % Be Whst they asst -
ne bEsF ms ignE e1peneRosY aHa oons4nt psefira a.
he Desl aucsusna to aorE dsrfoua ~ y ~
Deeufiiul art. GsuuiHa HoigtsudaF Camsras 50 per f
sle1Her anan tho city an other aIidir1 lie ars
tlatez a. a. pardozaRs 8coVis No f8r IS
e Dsss plates made = the unsd Giaol Ca1a e Is and
GfdsD FROM the eoaAtfY nfouapfls affqrdad
- hHtfenre NO. Q GAilR ElIast.
NASHVILLE MARINE, FIRE MSuRAWoR
And Life and Trust Company.
CAPITAL S3p1.0O0-Esf paidin. surplrz A1SGo0o.
" ,JgfS. F.4LhERs Sec Y....lJ4S a. PORTER Prss
The opef1das Of THIS COMPANY Tor u ye1lI. has br
confined alone and exesnss sely 70 BndeIwiting.
River, Sea and kIre ks taken 81 The lowest ard
mh5 u Ofdce. No 2 Camp siEsst, lew Orsaas.
MAINE AND FIRE MsURANCB.
Tennessee Marine and Fire Insurance Oompanv,
CAPITAL, 100000 z
DiTectora.
IoHE u. HILE. ALEX. ALLEson. IIAs.B. KNaWEE1
GEO. w. MARTIN. JACOB MCGAvOCK, g. NJ. R0aa,
e. y. Fogs, WV. EAKIN. lSAMiLSEAN.
W.W-W O0DFOLR. JOIN n. Bass,
JAmEs ]. Gill, Secretary. JOHN NJ HILL, Prast
~ Thisoag-eltablishsd Company, With ths most ample
for The protection Of its Policies. continues take
RIVER SEA and FIRE RISKS ntha most liberal tsEml.
Il its Aeeucy in New Orleans ~ the Office Of
90 PICKETT. PERKINS & co. q MasASinest
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HOTELS. &c.


rHls Establishment having beer repaired and newly fnr
= ni1hea vii be opened on abe 29th Of Mas ior The -
reception Of Nliters and Families wishing spend the "a
summer a. a pleasant Watering Place The undeI-lsA
signed have purchased this properly for permanent
aence and VIII Keep the house open Summef and WHITES
The best Cocks. and Servants engaged aHdn0
pains nor expense viii be spared render the stay OF Yte
pleasant and agneeable. lmy2 6ml o. LEWIS & o..
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3 3 ARpIN HousE.

III GRaDIER Street, betDeeH 81. Charles and Car0a
door from the corner u Cayondelet 81
RS WILSON, Gate Of q Bisnvis ,eiest : rs,pee,
~ July informs her ienda and the public generally, -
Llht sne continues in the above egIhe location Oceu-
pied BY her during the last year si7s has had her,
HOUSE thoroughly reiitted and prepared The aecommo
datol Of gentlemen eXcpsveiy Grateful for pas qaon
age, she hopes By diEent attention tohe comfort and
yspienoe Of her pafFOn merit aud receive ccninuaneeo
u2ly d6hW