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The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1849-11-26
Worcester, Nov Is, ls4s
NOTICE..

TINE subscriber having secured the services of VIM e.
MINTUKN, will continue the TAILORING BUSI-
NESS, at the old stand lately occupied by MINTURN
MARcHANT, No. 27 Main Street where the former cuso
mers OF the Establishment the public generally
invited to call. JAMES w. MARCHANT
Worcester, Nov Is, 1e49. N33d6twtf
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ssKeep Clean and Preserve HEALTH"
IF you wish keep clean and preserve health, rake
warm cold bath daily, and use Horse Hair FLESH
RUBBER which you can buy of
ii. G. BATES, M. D., Apothecary,
Nov IS. cod 242 Main ST., cor. Pleasant
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CHLOROFORM.
| DIR. HARRIS, I54 Main Street, is prepared to
extract Teeth WITHOUT pain by the of this recently
covered substitute for Eher-CHLoRoFoRM-
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Copartnership Dissolution.

Copartnership Dissolution.
TyHE copartnershp heretofore exsting in the Saloon
i and Fruit business, uader the firm OF ARNOLD q
THOMPSON, was dissolved on the twenty,frst instant.
All debts due from said firm will be paid by JAMES F..
THOMPSON, and all debts due said firm the property
of said James F. Thompson and TO be paid to and be
received by him. w. z. ARNOLD,
JAMES F. THOMPSON.
Worcester, Nov Is, ls4s. d6t
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WANTED,
.42'chlteCE9yl.e!
DOG LOST.

LROM the morning train eeng west, Thursday last
small Brown (Tan) SPANIEL, with full bushy TAIL
small white spot ON the orehead and white breast He
of more value to the than he would probably be IL
others and reward will be paid for him il le with Mr.
nry P. Nichols, agent at w. X. r. Depot. New II
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III. S. MOORE, 9l3 Naaigl ST.,
DISSOLUTION.

THE COpartnership heretofore existing between the
subscribers under the firm of MINTURN d MAR
CHANT, is this day dissolved b. mutual consent al
persons Indebted the late firm requested 10 make
immediate PAYMENT 10 W. e MINTUkN, and all persons
having claims against them will the for pay
ment. The business will be continued by JAMES w.
MARCHANr. WILLIAM E. MINTURN,
JAMES w. mARCHANT.
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Worcester, IS. Probate Office, November Is I849.
To all persons interested in the Estate o! AMOS HOW.
ARD, late of Princeton, deceased, Greeting.
VoU cited to appear at Court of Probate to be
i holden at Worcester the first Tuesday of Decem,
Ter next show why the first rendered
by Rebeckah Howard, the Administrators her admin,
istraton OF said Estate. should not be allowed, and
further allowance decreed to the Widow.
Nl6d3t wilt CHAS. G. PRENTISS, Reg.
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COIfsfatOf Rock

excellent remedy for Coughs, Colds, Influenza, ron
N chial Affections, &C. This celebrated Confection is
recommended Orators Singers and all public speakers
possessing the properties which expecoraon,
and remove Hoarseness and OF the Chest ay The
and dsagreeabe inclination cough, and render
the voice smooth and clear. Sold by
II. G. BATES, NJ D, Apothecary,
Worcester Nov 9. de5tw 242 Main st, cor. Pleasant.
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j. "a. CLARK. M ID.

j. EG. CLARK, M ID,
HO Nj PATHIC PHYSICIAN.
Office Removed to his Residence,
list house on the north side of Walnut ST.,
(recentiy occupied Ly Or. MiIer)
ONCE h"urs-Iro " TO A. M, and from /! to A. and
81 to 10 O'Clock T. M
References-C. II. Skif, NJ. d.. New Haven, CT; WIN.
Ingalls, NJ d.. Boston Charles w lker, NJ. ID Northanp
ton; G. w. Swazey N d., aud Rev. Il. II Conkn
Springfield Col! jas Estabrook A. Stocking, Worcester.
Worcester, Mays DIFF
j. HOOK EK. M. d.,
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON,
Office and Residence, No 8 Park street.
DR., HOOKER, would inform the citizens Of Worcester
snd ofthe adjoining towns, that lie ha. opened Office
by himself and socits patronage from his friends and ot@rs
wishing MEDICAL aud SURGICAL aid.
He will not ntrust the dispensing Medicine
nexperienced individuals, but will, far practicable attend
HIMSELF thus avoiding greatrk to Patient and Physician.
Jad |. DIFF
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LATHE FOR SALE.
ONE six feet Engine Lathe. Said Lathe is almost new
~ will be sold cheap for cash. Inquire at No. 50
EEN ST.. dit Nov IA
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TO OUR SUBSCRIBERS.

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paid by all by ourselves
ran
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soDe with $40 enclosed will copy tho
edition as they furnish Is subscriber, for xyans
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Mutual Benefit Life and Fire lnS. 20.
Omoe No. % GraTier street,
Between Camp and ST. Charles sta,

TrusteessJ
John Hagan Joseph Walker. John s. Allison,
Peter COufeF, JT., Maunsel White, VIM. H. LeYenchs
Robert Ward, Samuel Stewart. Edward SpaffOW.
Isaac johnson, Geo. Stfawbndge. benIY >. bucknef.
PETER CONREY, j.. President Board Of Trustees.
DiTeetOLs; - - -,
IosephW Stanton John Stroud, SEN, N. M, Cohen,
VIM N Goodrich, Joshua BALDWIN, William q White,
John L. Safiarans, Waliek Martin, John D Iein q
A..D. Cr0ssman, Marx Walon, Nm. q 1ompkins,
Cornelius FelOWes, lOsenh Lallande, John H. Leele.
Edw lenner Coke,
his Company is prepared TO entertain Applications
for le Insurance. and issue Policies 2n 9 sQ9na and heal
thy White persons and Negroes atthe Table o. Rates es5gb
shed by the Board, which less than we rates ke ny
the New ork and London offices, and ou Unei! sul9-
tons % residence in the South. BY the charter dsiaends
OF prohts are declared annually ana the p9u
and be made available at once TO the extent OF I've
thirds o. their amount where the party has pala MS pen
ums in full.
J0HE HAGAE President Of the Company.
PREsToN w. FARRkR. Vice tTesident n, =.
A. j. WEDDERBuRN. BID. Msdeal bodiu OF
+ IHoMAs HUNT, M. D. Ionsntatons -.
HARMON DoAKE. Secretary. q y oOoAb aseo
RICHARD BRiR M d., No "a MAGAZINE streeo Medical
Examiner Office hopn for blacks, TX 20 s A. ~, do Tor
whites 10 Paf at bis residence he vs., WINS 3
applicants al the oee Of the Company daily, nom We %
O'clock NJ He will not examine any nne Y ~ utli
without permit which be had or appllesoR ~ the
Office Of Ire COMPANY 49, H.G. HKAltIr, Agent
California Permits are issued to Life Insurance members
at Nes Ork and London rates Prospectus ta9le o. Ie
and all information as 10 Lille instae aiu ~ ~
cessafy TO effect Insurance be had Al the once Of me
Company.
in oerfo socommodate an Glasses Of our citizens. young
and mechanics having families nepeaaeel upon ls,
the premium amounts ESQ per annum % pay one,
half in cash and half IN satisfactory enloea BOG az y
months beannE interest at per cent pe 4nh4l.l. =
n. b. The business OF tins Coiapapg eqgin W ~
Insurance. ONLY By Ia5oiupon Of ne QUAIL no riie
River or Marine r bks taken.
c. Oiice h0un, y 4, .0bp'A ss"9A
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DAGUERRE0TYPE.


b. would respectfully return for liberapsHga
age bestowed him he frat had the blabf ~
Introducing the DAGUER8EOFYRE into EeWOrleana.
eve yean during which time be haa taken more portraits
exhibited a. the taiT. Compositions with otheIl taken b
Ehe best operator from NeF orb End be was aNqdsd the
bn those taken By himself j. NJ assures the public that bic
portraits will continue 70 be what they always have he
tho nEBT His long experience, aRd oonlanf practice ere
the best inducements 70 dssrouE Of Instruction he
beautiful art. Genuine Yogaandef Cancers % per cent
cheaper than In the city az other articles the
Plates Al e. per dozen SooEila 10. Tor "
the best patez made il the United Sae Cases - 70 and
ca 80 HewK0rk Carnsfas st e18.
ffP- Orders from the country promptly attended
~ Fntrnnna No. CkNP gtYeat.
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Is talked Of; the province Of Sattara, almost OF
quite The last remnant Of the once great Mahratla
Empire, is thought likely to all next into the grasp
Of Britain. Moolnj, fhe heroic chief and defender
Of Mooltan, was actually undergoing trial. Sir
Charles Napier had arrived at Calcutta.
Jaw. - From VaIly the accounts announce a
complete victory by the Dutch. The attack com
menced on the 18th Of April, and after thirteen
hours hard fighting all the Notifications were taken
and the Netherlands flag was hOisted within the
walls The Javanese, it was said, had 5000 killed
and the loss of the Dntch was about $50 Il is as
sumed that the island will forthwith be annexed to
the Dutch possessiODs,
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CRESCENT JOE OFFICE
All New M atoFfallss 8 the L atost STYLE

All New Matertals O the Latest style
az The propeors The Daily Crescent would respectfully
their friends the public that they added extensive
JOB OFFICE prepared
all kinds Of printing favorable tsI1s
BOOKS AND PAMPHLETS; CIRCULARS; LAWYERS
BRlEFS; BILLS OF LADtNG; DRAY RECEIPTS;
CARDS. PosTERS5 STEAMBOAT BILLS, &C., &C..
in every style
All their materials Type Presses etc. entirely new and
work be surpassed in this The Presses
from the oundryo hessr R. Hoe q Co.. NewHork whichisa
guaranty their e1ceencehe is lru the well known un
dres Mes g. Co. and John T. White and have
selected with great adapt il TO the business
his effv
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oRBs0PNT OTrY HOrEl.

CORNER 7CUSI'OjfffOUSE md FRONT SId..
ET}ITI be opened FOR tle reception 81 3l ARlgEi on
w WEDN ESpAY .4anHafy 9, 1913; Weifuf-
niuhed ROOMS for Families and Single etsullemeH.
TABLE-fhe best the mafket viii Hiiofd. -
The above ealabiishHent has beu built ~ TIE
expressly for the Accommodation d city and tIlzient ia'
en- IL one o. the healthy and zu1fgns 10 ts
city. and pans viii BE- spared to render those o mag
stop with him, comfortable
Faithful and attenfivs SeTvnnin.
Terms ssaa1Habaaa any e1ab Illelt 81 the kind
il tsa city. m Etl. E..AlaEA AlLpEL- Rnal--ll.
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YERMoNT.-A large part Of the Cass democrats
of Vermont have refused to abide by the free soil
nominations, and are organizing ticket Of their
own on the non-intefcourse" policy. John s.
Robinson is named as their candidate for Governor.
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POINT CLE.aR, ia 10 VIM COUNTY AL
II AViNG been LEASED By the uueerigues. viii y -
NN Ouen on the first al JaHs for tie
Of TRANSIENT and PERM AfENI GU teL -
This establishment is beautifully located on the e9Ez Ae %
MOnILE Bay, about midway between Mobile md the 1l
Of Mexico The water q this nOut being all1ere cegr
and salt with depth Of SIX leet within fF yards n ne
ShoFs) and having firm white tand bottom 1endan THIS
place "a fnuaTly attractive for Sea-bathinE-
Busish, Pompanu, Spanish MscEaEe and a utlel llaiA
peculiar 70 this lafude uh0uHd in The iaEsdate gtelu
Of the Hotel failing SpginFs a cQugelialt DIS
lance furnish abundant supply 81 II Akh w AIEt.-
The building entirely uts front 70 The eolt1
Of $50 feet and eOFds ample Accommodation for 70 per-
sons The tOOms large and airy
safe and oommudiout steam vessel WA ply aeiN olt9A
Nobila and Point Clsar--fassaee so cents.
Ths lafe Of Board viii be $40 per " eek pa1aoe in ~
wefkig, BeductQuE made M families NE
season Communications this subject, aadzsa % te
undsuigned. at Mobile, will Be pfempty 4segs4t e.
Mobile Ala May IT, 1913. myis sm Less.
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TO CALIFoRNLRNS!
SMITH 4 BROTHER, No. 50 COMMON sTREET
- GRAND DEPOT for The sale Of all
INDIA RUBBER GOODS

Manufactured under GOODYEAR'S PATENT.
EE s. & B. have for SALE and constantly receiving
almost every article necessary for Tie comfort and Of the
CAIIFORNfAN EMIGRANT Among their assortment may be
found ar BEDS Air Pillows, India Rubber Cloth Riding
Gaps Sou westerB Coaks C6an Pouches. Clothing Bags
Travelling Bags Bottles, Water Tanks. Blankets and Tar
paulns. ....ALso...
TENTS, PACK SADDLES, CALlFoREIA SADDLE
BAGS Saddles and Brides of every description Bits STIR
rUDs Spurs. Hair Rope Moss Blankets. etc ee' fvaa
NEWARK AND RoSENDALE LIME AND
CEMENT COMPANY -. Newark NJ J.
TTNHE above named Company have appointed Messrs.
L HAYMAN & HOLDEN sole Agents for the sale of
their warranted HYDRAULIC CEMENT: CALCINED
PLASTER. and MARBLE DUST Tor the city Of New
Orleans and vicinity. JOHN II. STEPHENS, Pres't
A LKMAssRNA Secy.s
Newark N. j., February, lB4S.
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GALLANTRY REwARDED-Capt. Joseph Cor
man, Of the brig Aldelphi Of Boston, has received
gold medal and his two mates. Mr. Lowell and
Mr.. Hussey, each asilyer medal, from Her Britain
mic Majesty, for their exertions in saving the
Of the British bark Jane Balm.
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CERTIFICATES or QUALITY:
blowing are selected from number received by t

The following are selected from number received bythe
Cesgiifeaie Of VIM. MoApine. Chief Engineer Dry
Dock Office. U. S. Navy Yard Brooklyn, Nov IL 1913
TO aokOm IL mar concern have beea informed that the
Newark and ROsendale Lime and Cement Company have
purchased the Quarues and Mills lately owned by Hon
been asked knowledge Of the character OF the
Cement made by Mr. White have used large quantity
Of Cement (say 100 600 banes on the enlargement OF the
Erie Canal at and Albany. considerable portion OF
this manufactured by Mr. White and was uniformly OF
excellent character indeed it the best brought
that market The tests before using were VERY and
butyery few barrels rejected have been informed
hat the Cement Sustained the excellent character
he CToton Aqueduot WIN J, MoALPwE' Engineer
We have made use Of Whites Hydraulic Cement a. now
manufactured by the ROssndale Lime and Cement Com
pany on the Gas Works Reading and strongly re-
commend it a most excellent article Of cement for
strength qucknes Of netting and to Is taxing large
quan6ty Of sand IN its mixing. g. p IhIsHgIELD,
@ JOHN 6IHEY,
THOs G.. MOORE
November II 1913 Builders and Architects.
hereby certify that have been using the Cement manu-
featured by the Newark and Rosandae Lime aus ent
Company and can cordially commend il as very superior
article have hesitation In declaring 70 Dc the nest
Others requiring Ceneut that will set quick and take large
proportion Of sand. as an article that viii iuN answer nose
pr Rochester. N. Y. December 1. 1s4s.
have had the mixing and using Of the Newark and Ros.
endae Cement purchased BY the eoutraeioHo the Residing
Gas Works and can strongly Il s 9ee e ost
snpeft Of Mason Work al Reading Gas Works.
~ The Euhsciher prepared to execute orders iot hs
above articles in quantities that may be cAeu 4na
would call the attention Of dealers builders, eisteIn maker
etc. being very suualp articles and az moderate fqaa
HAYMAN s HOLDENt IS MagazlaeEt.
New Oleansi Feb. ", ls4a. q am
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MoBILE.-The democratic nominations for the
State LegisIaturs.in the county are J. 7. Taylor,
o. S. Jewett and c. P. Page
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1na
FHTHfS faqpfite Of the aitiEens Of Lolil1l
u sppi and adjoining States was Ie-openea to ne .
reception OF vsitss on Saturday, May. ~ NaYiqus
alterations and uddit0ns have been made dHring thcl
winter with view Of rendering this esah 1lEle1t aEFeH-
BILE and worthy the patronage hitherto bestowed. =
Tho Pass rendered Of access hF the splendid me q
iornfa which leave Lake Pontchazain daily, and he Q-
bile and MOutszuma tTis5resLly.
Attaehsi % ne Hotel 4 - Academy ~ Yegng s1g
and BOYs, 10 aefaIat5 departments, gnter Pc abe
uout ri f Blauhr.nn - vel ard fay0fahlf known i fk
rsse1la on New foana TAa Academy Wii9re Jan4 j.
Two Physicians. Of wen kngWn giansing dgal e. mo
Pa1a r. III. MONTGOMERY. MaHagei
~ Al mqahla maaaT lst. g the tfiies9oi Men =
~ RI fedtaa Bank Ei1ca and ID. Izdzqn, lfQ.i cQEl- %
CanaI ard gamn als.l.. al Be --LlllllL dnIl. mg I'm
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Flowers OF THE METRoPobITAN PREss.-
The Republic and the Union, at Washington, have
got to scolding each other in terms not often used
by presses Of their standing. The Republic charges
that the g daily issues OF the Union are blurred
by sacrilegious iests and obscene rbaldry," and
" such paper can only have been taught to fash
by the instruction Of the brothe, and received its
instructions in ethics from the graduates of peni
tentiary.'' The Union retors by describing the
editorials of the Republic as delightful and re-
freshing mixture Of mendacity and obscenity,' and
one Of its assertions as simple, naked, and de-
.liberate faIsehood''
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- BmoxI HOUSE,.

TgNHIS esabshmant viii be opened for the receptions 81
u Visiten On IL EsltAY May 10th. % prsmina n
have been completely renovated, and tle Hotel now
oie inducements peisous in search 81 heaiia conn.,
ioft orpleasue eaun il not superior, TO A4T pnpe e 81
the coast III occupies central position u the pe1ln4
and deiahfR village Of Biox-of easy aeee BON rev
Orleans reea swa1d in front ct THE hole = Q1si sfu
in Width and shaded BIZ great mum nel Of oaf4
magnolia and mulberry tsas. 9ne iate VIII De aqp -
vriibrj5e nT1 az fe rea coast god OF the New li44ns
market Attached to the house viii be innnl Beth Houses
Stables and af noem aurped with tha begt Wines aHc
LiQuou ais0 good Billiard fable
PelsoRs Wshiug secure lcoIl1 viii peese addse ne
Proprietor Biloxi, and forward feiI ~
the Biloxi packets there 5 blt one Y 6 nail Peg e4
mylB JOHN W. NIXON
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SHADY CROW. .BIIoxL


1211 GshJ4BIER Street. befipesn ST Ctaglet aaa eg
dGs Stresfs- One der rar 1Ae corner If Cdron 81
MRS WILSON Gate 81 y nanyilla sfs.at3 rrsbasf.
Iva fully inioIas laI friends AID "a punic Iag -
that SHE continues III tbs shove eligible i1atnH aa1u
pied By hsF dining IL last getT. She hEs bed har
HOUSE tkofoug1y Fetisi and prepaus os TIE nacar11
dntion Of gentlemen exclusively. GIalsf 0E pa rlIfdr
are abe hopes By diNaut attention 70 1e co1i ad
Venanee Of Der patrons merit aHd q
the same Her terms viii BE- heretofore. MODERATE.
na1yd
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REGULATION FOR 0FFIoE-sEEKERs-T'he Sec
rotary of State has issued an order, to the effect
that he will, in person, receive no applications for
Office and that they who wish TO serve the public
must file their papers with the chief clerk for f1-
ture consideration. The Secretary, by this arrange
nent, viii have more time to attend TO public duties
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DENTISTRY. "a.

DENTAL NOTiCE.
I IBIS. RE ARSON and ANFOuN inform their patients
her office. from A. N. TO 5 p y Dr.
TAI. an " ~ t1t ven kse,1t 80 Ytt
appleciaed Y REQUIRE eaplaefatne hs bock 5este ~
ones Their prices are graded q aut ne ciicunancs 81
~ Qises at heir reaidenee, B.4RoNtE street.. near
- y
Oh. hLENsINGs Dental SURGEON,
HAVING returned 70 the ciy Of New Dresnf from hil
2 perform Az operations appeltsinine to thu
ssd be- become segaslnisf WI ~,
College Of Dental surge0as of Baltimore HID His pnee
io OPERATIONS are IN proportion e suit times alsa
- TooTH-A cHE CURED
IN LESS TRAN ONE MINUTE b. DS. 81 ZEN 5Int3'E
BEIEF srk III 8 issI ssss elIsa !.
WATCHES JEWELRY.
M a. lsEI ER. Nc. 100 gs,sg s.ss..s sgs,shsg n
PENS. FAFfsY 81. "a 81 az CHEs ~
AnJeWelTg ARTICLES rsaalad q modsFatspnces. MS
FINE WATCHES, JEWELLERY, Rsc.
y A. TYLER, 80 GIMP Sc. has constantly on hand,
ES.sr 1 BSpIsu l ssd Gg.as WTc 5Hss & Ga
tas hs s,t. maks n, A Sss ssR A Nsst
s az Si7s IN a7sy y a 70 GoId Pens.
Naeklnoss Rngs SiIvsrwars Spoons and Folks, Badas
gas'on, Clps, PiicheIH Trays, Plated Casign
nsssS7. e h $50 VIII foS
Silver Shell Steel bowed ffslnss. and Glasses q eyey
knidEys, Professions ETC., etc. constantly On band and
hslsa 70 .ult ne eye q short notice. ~
LEWIS AND HILL
aFTQRNEYS a q LII
HENDERSON, Rulk ountg- Texas. )
w lie stsis IA win attend % he Turcass and sale
Of Lands, and The location Of Certificates IN any PsT o.
TO CLAIMANTS ON THB U. S. GovEKnAGENT
E or the undersigned viii on the 18th inst prOeeed
~ lHaHhington Of attending to
CLAIMS N theif handsi and sir give particular
attention % any business with the different Departments
g5i5 1LsANGDoN q GBICE 81 St Charles =. .
RARDwARR AND ooTToN-sAAl
IN REAAis E9gli'h lazy ARE Z. PlAP ,lI p,p
ihstofe and for sale a importation cost price by
SAMUEL LOCKE, Nos and Front ilevee.
mya between CUsiomlosse and Bienylla sis-
COMPOSITION SHEATHING NAILS & SPIKES.
| EfMNh Lbs. Composition sheathipg Mails, = o. an
800 u.s. Co@bosSn sHsaik aa spEss to ino
'',' ~ saM. Locke. and Font I.ssss.
my10 Between Customhouss and Bienvlile st.
1 Blake's Patent Fire and Water Proc
MINERAL PAINT.
y sale Wholesale and retail q TIE 0fics of A. G. vii
j BpR & CO, q B.44lrK PL.agE ne only depOsitOf
myis G. SHELDON. Agent,
10 BLOCK-MAKERs q SHIP-OHANDLERS.
10. Roller BashinEs. for Shelves
Do, Iron Strapusd Bloaks, ell sizes
mviO Between oa.tom6oaIe and iisnvilla -
CALIFORNIA HOUSES.
L CALIFORNIA HOUSES-PQRI ~ E-built VIII
I " Dispatch Also, NEGRO QUARTERS, cheap -
and neat model 20 be asen a the ShOp--wheFe al
| kinds OfCARPENTERIHG WORK and yOBBtN6s4
is done 211 ST. CHARLES STREE1. aegr sJisiid
~ ordeu from the Country promptly attended, o.
SHOWER-BATBS
A NEW and Improved SHOW ER-AATii 3 shs la'
"A pncs Of S14-combinng Shoi0ef- Bas and Bdthilf
lttm1y be found a No ib2 Camp stIeat also Peter
FAN @ My r sbIs is3 ~
Opposite lafayrus Square.
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SUMMER WATERING PLACE.

SUMMER WATERING HlACA1s
TVNHE EAST PAsCAG0ULA HOUSE, Is now open
for The reception Of sislie Since Ihe - sn.lnsi a
the Establishment has undergone thorough renOsrtlQn,
and has been considerably enlarged. The aeeo5nnofa
tions i0g FAMILIES % single persons cannot le
ii e1ualed by any establishment il the south Sfqaea
Immediately on the Gulf and on the great NOlthen Aa9
Route between New Orleans and Mobile, can be le9enel
from either direction by the boats plying between
and daily communication be Kept NJ with al pa q ~
country It Is about ninety miles from New Dseans ana
sixty miles from Mobile, and glance Al The map WI sh4H
the superiority Of is location all utheI pQina ~
coast for pure sea ain and bathing. OYSTERS and f
are had in abundance. and prepared in the most ensns
style Riding, Fishing, Sailing, koWing hls,iss 49, ~
pns and enoh other amufements as are usual ~
public resort, provided at Pascal Oua ana
BAND OF MUSIC will be in eQnstaht -
The BAR will be furnished with chnce LIN S' eAe
kept in the best slyis. an ,,,,l 3 IL e,..si.,.
There aTs two Physicians well skied IN then pl9ea
and the diseases II the climate, located q
one Of Them the present VIII neNe MS Au0ts
ne iIosI and viii give rs unremed aeHon 70 ngads.
or such may desire his services. 1e other Mysticism @
his aiofIe ia the Immediate vioinity OF The lIqtai-
~ Theirs is an excsent P ilF ATE Sc ~, pla
sided over by competent teacher 10 the vicinity az tne
Hotel to which families disposed. send their ehIde
~ Persons wishing acconmodationa, viii Address us
undeIsignad, at East Pascagonla. I. 80.