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a. truly Valuable Family Medicine.
Dr. ssorsaci:s Vegetable Eeessora.
I'VE s.tIIG.

These Pills arc n r-r'a in cure fif takeu in ac-
cordincn to the directions nC!osing the hovl
Tor rysperrir, SEX ifcgda,ha, Liner Cc.nptnjat,
Influenza. or severe colds Rheumatism, and III
diseases arising from improper exposure, Inpp-
rites Of the blood, disordered Stomrch, and Uil-
hOns Habits Fever and .frue. &c, sc.
They are compounded Of pure vegetable IN
gradients and are Sc gentle in their effects Upon
the system ,hpt the trniercst Intan. or tho most
dcicutr Female may taku them with psrter.
safety, yet tho most desperate diseases yield at
once to TO Their curative power,
Read the following confirmation ottle ahcvs
from highly respectable Lady ofCeci county.
Dir. Alfred Weeks
Dear Sir:--A sense ofdu,y to nv fellow
moris's prompt me to mike this public &C
| know Icdgcnant of!ho great and inv liable
benefit have derived from the Use of your
Worsdcls Vegetable Restorative Pills.
was afflicted with burning pains in my abba
men and left side, with indigestion and constr
patton which grew upon me for IA years and
could get no relief ana was finally brought to
my bed whore lay suffering greatly until about
three yea rs ago when | fortunately becamea-
ware through your agent here Mr.. T. IL
Knight OF tho nigh estimation in which voy
Pills were held by those who haG tried them
and commenced usirg them, and after using
few LoXes found by tho blessing o, God
most PermaHcnt cure bad been effected.
with the earnest hope that this statemcn
| I-ono~V.' If scr ilc. % the afflicted
Mrs. PfiuEbrrD.i.Gc.-.i
| Wood Lawn. Oct, 4th "a
These Pills are for safe 10y Brown G. Mcatire
| Fikion; h. C. Gown. Cowantown; Stephen Il.
Ford, N. Eat; L. j. Graham, Chnrestous;
Cochran s, Tay)o', Pcrryvic T. II. Knight,
! Wood Lawn; j. a. Atkinson s Bro. Port Dopos
! it; Henry Bennett, Frenchtown x Roads; Jno.
/ 3 Morton, Warwick; james l.. Pryor, Head
Of Sgssalras; T. Il Crookshanks, CecIl,oni Ei.
! I. Osburn tredericklown, Cecil county, J.
Brston Principal Agent No io7 W. FlyeIle
| St Baltimore Nd.
| Oct Is 40
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PROCLAMATION.

PHILIP FnANcls Thomas, GOVERNOR or
MAINLAND,
70 all whom these Presents may
Concern,
WHEREAS, I have received from the
Jud yes OF Election in the several Con-
gressional D stricts Of this State, retur ms
OF an election held on "Wednesday the
third instant, for members to represent
this State in the Congress- OF the United
states, and have carefully ascertanel
the lumber OF votes given for cye,y per
son voted for as such;
Now Therefore, In pursuance Of tie
law in such Gaze made and provided; !,
do By this NY proclamation declare that
RICHARD | BOWIE Of the first District
WILLIAM 7. HAMILTON OF the second
District, EDWARD HAMMOND OF the Third
District, ROBERT NJ. McLANE OF the
Fourth District, ALEXANDER EVANS Of
the Filth District ana JOIN BozMAN KERR
Of the slXtn District, appear by the said
returns 10 have received the highest
number OF votes in their respective Dis
trcts, aud Were duly elected members
TO represent this State in the Congress
Of the United States.
Given Under MY Hand, and the Great
Sea! Of the Sta Of Maryland, on thi.
9th day of October IN the Y ear Of oyr
Lord one thousand Eight hundr, d and
forty IN ne.
TX THE GOVERNOR,
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Mrs. '.raminta Foard,

nESP ECTFULLY announces to the Ladies'
HD Of Elkton aud vicinity, that she has re-
turned from Philadelphia with a hands, me- as
sortmcnt OF W inter- Millinery, consisting in part
ol plain ana semi vevets, igd, plain and strip :
ed satin and silk ribbons feathers and flowers
both American and French Her assortment of
goods are much hnndsomer than she has been
able to offer TO the public for some time. VERY
thankful for p'st f,vprs she acknow edges her
sell ready 10 attend to the Indies at any tmo
with neatncss and good taste. Nov 3-sw.
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By virtue of sund,y writs Of Firri Fa-
cias issued by r. '. Trump and G. Pur-
nell, Justices Of the Peace OF the State OF
Maryland, IN and for Cecil county, at the
suit of Carson, Steele x Co., Carson y
Steele and Aonzo Snow, against the goods
and chattlcs. lands and tenementS OF Plato
Hilton. to me directed, | have seized and
taken Into execution, all the right, title,
claim. interest and estate, at law and in
equity, of the said Plato Hilton, IN and to
all that piece or part of a tract ol land.
called "Erhanna," which was conveyed
to the said Plato Hilton and Jeremiah Hill,
BY Elijah Reynolds and William Edmund
son, on the 18th day Of March l84S, and
adjoining lands Of VIM. Patton, f. '
Trump, and others, and containing 14t
Acres more Or less, and hereby give no,
ticc that on Saturday the 9th day Of No
vembcr next, at 3 O'Clock p. NJ, at tht
Store of Il. V. Trump, near Port Deposit
/ will offer !or sale til" said property Sc
seized and taken in execution, hy Public
Auction TO the highest bidder for cash.
ROBERT STEPHENSON,
Oct 27, 'l9-ts. Const
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CUTrINC OFF THE STEMS or POTATOES.
Mr. &. Wood, Of Wadsworth Common
England, SAYS, in communication in
the Agricultural Gazette:
have followed the plan ever since
1Si5 with sdcccsS had the tops cut
off last year qui'e in a grceh state, long
before the luhers could p ssibly be Ell
ther ripe, or have finished their growth
and when taken up, they were fine in
size and of excellent quality I have a
few of them left yet (July 10th) in per
tectly sound state The only difference
in the plan pursued by Mr.. Lon ba, and
nine onSi~ts in putting a layer Of earth
ovev the surface, a practice in which |
can see no value. usually remove the
haulm Tn tn" first appearace Of the be-
try,es disease on the undersides of the
leaves. | have already taken it off my
early sorts, a ID am satisfied from expert
ence that il'this is strictly attended to,
no one need fear the disease, eithe, in
wet or dry, rich or poor soils.
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ANOTHER STEAMER FOR CALIFORNIA The
keel ofano'.or steamer for the California trade
is about hc'ng laid at Il g shi ryard Of NIr Thos.
Young, IN this city. THIS boat is To be built
tnr the Mcsrs. Aspinwpll, aud is to be $40 feet
in length, % feet beam, ant 900 to mage. She
is to he finished with dspatch aud will sail i'm
mrdhtelv after completion for talIorula. Mes
SIS. Harlan & liolhngsw0rth have tn" contract
ter building G,e engine. boilc~s. aud nacaincry.
The vessels built for New Workers, in this
place, have been tried, and found TO be eqrl,
il not superior 10 t.lusc butt III their own city.
Oar mechanics are cqnal to any in the country.
Del. J ournal.
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A. COLD BOY FOR SALE.

A Boy IL years Of age-uncommonly
active and intelligent, wei calculated to
make an expert and valuable waiter is
offered TOR s'e for term Of years move
need apply as purchasers but those whose
we'll established reputation will enritIc
them to confidence -inquir" at this Of
flee. oct 81 40.
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ST. MARY'S.
George &. Morgan. Benjamin G. Harms.
Edward J. flowdrn,
CHARLES.
Richard 7. Merrick, james D. Carpenter.
CO ge Gardiner,
CALVERT.
J. $. Dixon. George w. Wcems.
George W. powrll.
PRINCE GEORGES.
Thomas !. MARSHALL, Joseph J. DuvaIl
Daniel c. Dgges, Odcn lIowie.'
ANNE AkUNDEi..
Thomas Burgess, John NJ. S Causin,
john Cook, Adam c. Warner
james Kent,
MONTGOMERY.
Washington Eorninn,, Stephen N. G White
William i. Ga2e, Alexander kIlgour.
CARROLL.
Gcorge Moter," Samuel A Lanvcr,'
Elas Brown Lewis Trumbo.
FREDMRlcK.
Thomas II, O'Naai," Jacob Root
William II. Andcrson,T Daniel 5. Biser.s
Benz y. Cunningham,
WAsNlNGTON.
Elias DAVIS. Andrew X. Stake,
Jacob Smith Jeremiah 5. Besore'
Ellie Cramptuns
ALLEGaNY.
J. Sands FeIl,| Jacob Reels
tcUfp' ID, VI. iTlre,N George w. hiluUW
BALTIMORE CITY.
John MarShalI,e Oliver F. IIark.*
Cha- j. NJ GMinn,' Sdnor 5 Donadson'
Charles S. spence"
BiLTIMORE OUNTY,
Joseph Walk"r," Oliver p. Margill,H
Joshua liutchins,. Samuel Worthngt'n m
Thomas l. Welsh.'
hartford.
Henry D. Farnandis, Abraham Cole.
Hugh G. Whitcord, John Hawkins.
CECIL.
Milton Y. kidd,' Richard | Foard"
Noble BlddIt," ri ,hild l. Thomas.~
KENT.
William F. Smyth, Samuel w. Spencer.
Thomas Baker,
QUEEN ANNEs.
Lloyd TiIlnman. Charcs L. Skinner
James TcuPc
TALBOT.
Edward Lloyd, Jr." William S. Dcnny.#
J. G. w. Powell.
CAROLINE
Alex Ridaaway W His Charles.
Edgtr Piurincr,'
SOMEi SET.
Thos W. P. Rider, Joshua S. r. Trader,
Beuj. Landlord, John FIemmiug."
DORCHt.SI ER.
jacob wilson, William w. Mace,
Daniel NJ. Henry, Washington A. smi,
WORCESTER.
james F. Brayard; William !. Avd"lotte
VIM J. Leonard, nm X. Franklin.
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Two Farms for Kent.

The farm now occupied by Elias s.
William Rhoads containing about 800
acres. Also, the farm now occupied BY
Isaac RonchelI containing about 800 acres
both on Bohemia Manor. Leases for 4
years VIII bc gwen to gooj Tenants.
GEORGE ". OLDHAM.
Elkton Get, IS 40.
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CHURCH NOTICE-.P Public worship will be
celbrated in Trinity church, to morr"w, at o l-2
o'clock, Divine mission-the Rector being
sufficiently recovered TO enable him to resume
his ddlies.
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Notice.

The Commissioners of Cecil county
will meet at their Office il the Court
IIou,e, o. Tuesday til. 18th lay OF No.
vember. next, TO receive proposals Tor
building bridge over the Biz Elk, At
the causcwav in EIkton; and to attend
to such other business as may come be-.
fore them. BY Older
p RICKETTS,, elk.
Oct 90 'i9-tm.
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Trustees Sale,

BY virtue OF a decree of tho hI2h
Court OF Chanc"ry OF Maryland the TN
dersign"d as Trustee, will expose to sale
at the store House Of J. & &. p. Whlt.-
ker, at Prlnripio Furnace, on
THURSDAY, the 29th day Of November
1919, at :, clock p NJ, alt that Farm
or tract Of land whereof David Cunning
ham. died, siezed, and vhorcon he resi-
d"d at til" tim OF his death, situate in
Cecil county MaryIaud, a joining land
Of J sc P. Whitaker W < J McMul-
len, John Cunningham and others, con-
tanning
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HOUSE OF DELEGATES

HOUSE OF DELEG ATES
Whole Number Of Members. S2--Whigs, Al
lorufocos. So. The latter are designated by a
(D star. Only II Of thcss elected were mem
bcrs If the last House, and large majority are
members 'or The first time The names are
placed N the list they stand on the poll
burks
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FOR SALE. The Manure nalc at the
Stables o! the Washington Hotel for sale
BY the year, if applied for INN cdiaiely
EIklon, Anr. 50 SMILEY KING.
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100 Acres,

more or less, ABOUT half Of which is in
..s,ys:., valuable wo d and timber. and
ssssi3ssfE;s:i the residue arabic. The arabic
S.s@ land is in to.crable state OF
-, L. cultivation and with facilities
OF procuring lime ad other manufes
from the Chesapeake Bay and Tide Wa
Ter Canal, might be pa, in high stare
Of cultivation AZ small expense
The Improvements on his property
are a comfortable log honse, E
l,5 barn Corn house. sprin.; ls.11;s:s
house sc. There is also an ftfS:S lias
Orchard OF young appl" trees aa''--z ss-.a-.%sa%1
OF choice fruit now in full bca ing.
This farm is loo ted in Il very healthy
and rapidly improving section Of IN.
county. Persons wishing TO purchase
are invited to view it.
1t lies on the Principle Creek about
p milne huH naVlga1it watar & the
Phil. &Balt. Rail Road, at Principio Fur
mace.
The terms of sale, are one Third of the
purchase moneyin Cash, on the day Of
sac, and the balance IN two equal install
ments at four and eight mon rs; from day
Of sale the credit payments to bear int or
est and be secured by bonds of purcha-
ser with approved security, or tie Who'll"
OF the purchase money in Cash at the the
option Of the purchaser.
WILLIAM DENNISON, Trustee.
Nov. g 4Q-3W,
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{ On sta b lie Sale

by virtue Of two writs of Ficr Facias, is
AD sued by Lambert d Nuwland one of tie
Justices of the Peace, Of the State Of Maryland,
IN and for Cecil county, at the suit of Nathan
icI BddIc and Pool s Blddlo against he goods
aud chattleS, lands and tencme hts, OF Samuel
Broadway, and to me directed, | have seized
and taken into execution. all the right, tile, in
terest, and estate at la " and in equity ofthe
SAID Samuel Bro adway--in and to one two so-
ry frame House, in Chesapeake City on the
south side of Back Greek, located on George
street between cd anG Sd sis. And | herehy give
hot'ce mat on Saturday, the 24tn inst at 8
O'clock I. NJ, will Offer for sale lhe said prop
er'y' SO seized ana taken i'll execution by pub
lie auction, to the hi CHEST bidder Tor cash .al
Pool Il Blddles Hotel, Chesa peakn CITY,
JAMES NOBLE,
Nov 3-3t Cnnst,h,s
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FALL AND WINTER CLOTIING :.
FOR SALE AT
G : 3 TU III Z IA l. l.
Corner Of Pratt street and Centre .Nartet Specs
BALTIMORE. Mo.

Corner Of Pratt street and Centre Market Space,
BALTIMORE, Mo.
a SOMPRIS1NG the best and largest stock of
" EADY MADE CLOT II IN G
ever offered IN this city. Prices reduced Dress,
Efock, Sack, Box and Ovcrcoa,s, all colors
qualities and slzcs--ron 5. so, $50. AS, $50
aud upwards.
PANTALOOHS ofsuperior French cut and
finish a, 81, l.5o, ,, ESQ 3, $50 and upwards
embracing all styles
Fancy, Plain, and Plaid Cassimercs.
VESTS, embracing every variety, at cores
pondmg prices.
EOf'S SACK and Overcoats. A large as
sorimcnt Of Boys Sack and Overcosts 20 per
cent less than usual prices
Also, II large stock ofCL0TiIS of every SHADE
and qnaIIty, and every variety of Cnsslmeres
ana EeHlIngs, always on hand which will be
made up to order in the best and most rnnsona-
BILE terms. Having one Of the most ale and
experienced Cutters, good fit is always guar.
anlCcd
hememhor the name and place, Corner Of
tralt street and Ccntre Market Sunce.
Get. -. II. II. COLE.
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M.RVLkWE LEGISLATURE.
SENATE.

AiSi VIZ hr''pIP0 or iHt SEN A l.
AND HOUSE OF DELEGATES.
SENATE.
Whole Number, 2l--Whigs, Ia; locos. &;
y
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EE ANDSOME style of Bay state shawls for
IA EA sale by
Nov 8 p MAY.
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Postponed CoastabIe's Ha!c,

Oct 81, '49-ts l$1.62D Cons:
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Neworleans Post-office.

GREAT EASTERN Mail. via Mobile Summer Arrange
M 1ay y !. NJ ~ Y ior post lettsEs aa -
Supplies Fo Pike aGa Paseagoaa. closing Tuesday, Thu
~ Bay Louis and Pass hrisfa cosiag On Monday Thur
DAY as5 sa'at a. and arriving every other aay q e
Thgrsgay a ~ and o. sssaFiay and arriving eysi
sis, Naalez Grand oa JseEs5iis IdtS Fyosidse Bori
Ephie f7rer Heieaa Mephs RANDOLPH Ns,5 ira5yid HcE
man. CO ,q, KY. Cairo all dHc-s The ohioapto
day, a 5 ,. m; arrives wire week-irTegaiaI. +
LegIsylLLE q Eztge = sgPpying, yatehes, HleEsbaFg
M; arrives daily-Treguar.
sT Louis Il supplying Aatehez Pieks5urg. .Memphis
T1esday Thursiay aud saturday Il d M arrives ifee as
awsek-rTeguar.
al p a. arrives every Shday Thdisy Is 4 a.
So .FRANcIsvlILE, Or goAsTsngplgag hs Tatsrior Of
Tuesday aud Frsiay at p.
CARRoLLToN.,.. Closes on Monday, Wednesday and Fri
dav at Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday att
CeyIEeToS. OF LsKE Closes Monday "wednesday and
NAToHRz PAcKEl Closes every Saturday at p. m.
RED RIVER Closes twice week. generally on Tuesday
and Friday, at p M. arrives twice week FrsgIdar
LAFAYETTK. Closes daily eexeept Sunday at p ar
Iiyes dali y Except Sunday at Il a.
GALVESTON ar PoRT IAvAcA Closes every five days
irregular; due eYsry fgs days-irregular
A.ai.s arrival unrernin.
VERA CRUz TAMPTcO and MExIoo--per the West India
steamers no5s Closes last Of esch month, y
MASTERS prepaid, Due the 2lst Of each NO.
APsr ne VS. india stssaf ea NOBLE On ias a i
each month. at 81 nsleFa 10 be prepaid due the LIST Of
HAvAEA-PsF American Packets. Closes about twice a
~ f s's,s e e gspa single rate ~ cents
grs and Panama Coaes mlntFTegular. Single
al 10 sanDee6 saataar6ara Monterey Ana Ast.
Ms 90 cents prepaid or not ARRIVES once aent iErsgqla,
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Mutual Benefit Life and Fire ms. O..
Permanent Find by Actof Interpretations
$4,000
Once No. 81 Graviar street,
Between Camp and 81. Charles stl.

John Hagan, Joseph WaEsr Jolin s. Allan,
refer G9nL9y. lf.s Maunsel White, Nm. y. heveIieb
Robert j Ward Samuai Stewart. Edward Eaasra,s
Isaac Johnson, Geo. StraNfbitaa FanrV s R,@tss.
tErkR CoNREY jr. President B0aId Of Trustees
.,5 Directors:
5o,epnVg stauton, John stroud Sen, u. NJ Cohen,
VIM, M Goodrich. Joshua Baldwin, William n 1Vhiss
John p aaiiafans, Wafnek MaItin John ID asfns
a. d Crossman, MAX Wal on WTnsfg FSs7a Ts,.
Cornelius kallowes, 1esaph alianda John II i ssfs
Edw. tennef Coke,
- Ihs Company Is prepared to eniesisis annfsas5nas
ioR lite 1nsuanee and issue toieias. a seund ana ssf
thy White persons and Negl0eg al TIE Table 81 Raes es IS
shed By tue bQatd, WhiehIs less thsA Hias esrref -
the New kufk and London Offices.
tons a % residence in he South tls 3srieF ans
Of plohs are declared annuaiT and ie profits f insfs II
tnl can ee male available at a extent 81 ives
INNS 10 fail. t+tf
ssnN HAeAE. Ptesidant Of the Company.
gPREsE ON w. FARRAH Niee President
6 a y hEnbE RHIelgs o.. ID ~ deal Boan1 az
THOMAS HEBr. a ID t7onsuhafS5n
bAkAoN pBoANH zee etary- e u, G9ahDs Atopey.
Examiner Office hOaFs for hiaahs ~ AZ NJ IA feF
whites % rs iasdencs Hk wiferansp vi ts
eppleans q the office Of the company daY if0m vas D
oeock p NJ lie viii nQt exauipe aBy ma his dwelling
Wha0nt psfnt Uhioh ean 81 kad on application II the
aiAee 81 ms company. H. G. hAAAr1s Agent
california Permits are Issued e Life lnsaieRee lnsHaas
t5ee efA and London rates. ffospeeias table g tasee
40 ~ le TORN ateA As 10 Lite 1nsuaaee. end ~ pss
~ g efisat lnznlanes can b had a. ne eiaes q 7
M B. The business Of this Company 3 dusd q l1fH
iNsr RANck uF1Y By fesanton Of ne Aea1i ~ flel
hlRe1 q Maine Nisks aa ta6en s,s.s
utea hoani 4, r. seeF.A' s
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From CANApA,-A dispatch dated Montreal Sd
July says: "We have here her Majesty the
Queens answer to Sir Allan McNab's petition.
expressing an opinion that the indemnity bill is not
TO compensate the rebels, supporting Lord Elgin,,
and hoping that Sir Allan will help to maintain
order. The English Attorney General, however,
says that the rebels and loyasts must be paid alike
under theslaw.. The Medical Board have COM
menced their daily report of the progress of the
choera and to-day report one fatal case since yes
terday. The cholera is on the increase, though no
report has yet been published by the Board of
Health. 1t is stated that the number of deaths up
to the present time amount to %. 1t is generally
very sudden, persons attacked dying in two, three
or four hours. . The English letters arrived last
evening, and all hopes of the royal assent being
withheld from the rebel bill are now given up by
the British party, and the announcement by private
adviees that England herself desires separation
from us has created much bitter feeling. :. The
list of subscribers to the new journal to be esab.
lished here for the purpose Of advocating sepaTa
ton from the mother country is rapidly filling up,
especially since. the receipt of the news. The
weather is COOL"
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,PQaggI CLEAR, Bs1lsI@ ifIJF co DJFTfY. a LII
AYlNG been leased By The UNDERMINED, will BE- -.
IA .epen the FIRST Qf june for the entertainment
Of TRANSIENT and PERM LAMENT GUESTS III
his esiabahmentis beautifully located the aast of
MOBILE Bay. about midway between Mobile and the Gull
OF Mexico The water at this point beng agzcars clear
aad satt with depth Of SIX feet within fifty yads Of The
shore, and having Hm white sand Bottom renders this
place particularly attractive for Ss8-bathing.
blqehsh Pompane, Spanish Maekere and al other fish
peculiar to this latitude abound IN the Usiltg
OF the Hotel NevsT-fains Springs. convenient dis
tango, furnish an abundant supply Of PlI RE w AT Err
ne building 4 sntey nese-pres nts font to the South
of 80 feet and affords ample accommodation for 200 per
sons. The rooms large and airy
safe and commO dou steam vessel will ply daily between
Mobile and Point Clear-P Passage 81 cents
The rate OF Board will be $40 per Week payable in all
cases weekly, Deductions made for families remaining the
season. Communications this subject addressed to the
Undersigned at Mobile viii be promptly attended to.
GEO B. CLITHERAIIi,
MLnhlle. Al. NAV ". Lsll mNI4 lnI Laassa :.
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o. The Enpsrorof Russia has notified to the
King Of Prussia tIat he shall not make any furthef
use Of lhs Prussian Railway for the transport oi
Russian troops to Hungary. The Emperor does
this in order to relieve Prussia from the necessity Of
offering any explanations to France and to deprive
France Of any prslext for putting in notes.
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CARRIAGE MANUFAuTORY,

VIE Patronage than has been extended US % vefy bs
II rally the last seven years. while on Com sl "a
mon street. haa induced Us the hst summer =
70 erect alarge building expressly for manu. p
figuring and repairing CARRIAGES. w - KS.
We have now of the largest Shops in the Southern
Country, and are prepared. with good Northern workmsn
and the best q materials, to build any style Of Carriage
9qef an guaranty them Two if used in the country
We are also better Prepared than beore for REPAIR
ING CAkktA AGES and can restore them almost thef
original beauty and durability, although apparently
out and Vssess viii pay leighton Calases sent e g
and SECOND HAND CARRIAGES, which viii be sold
Low Old Carriages taken IN trade io5 New oaes We In
Rlte the attention OF those wanting NEW CAR AGES
OF theF Old eRes repaired, o call at MahuaBoFY and
heposnlg and Judge for themselves, at the C0ra1r AZ
GRlfkLER and. CAR OJe9ELET Streets next door 10
the 0fe Of ths emmeIcia Water Works rear Of the 50
avs em dkYV MATTHEWS 3 pEEllAN.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-07-13
SHADY GROVE BTLoYT-


HIS tavoHte resort OF the citizens of Louisiana Mss
sppi and adjoining States. was fe-0pened lSF lie
tsfeeptlon Of ysteg on Saturday May II Various
alssiatons ana aaaltIons nave been nae aHfing the
winter. with view Of rendering this esabIhment agres
2 Die and worldly the patronage hitherto bestowed
The fsas Is rendered OF by the splendid line
low pressure mail steamers Oregon, James L. Day and Cali
orna, which leave Lake Ponicharain daily and the Mo
Ole and Montezuma iri-weeklY.
Attached 70 the Hotel Academy for Young Misses
aud Bog 10 separate departments under e able manage
merit OF Mr. hBckuan. well and favorahly known 10 e
residents Of New Orleans. he Academy viii open june Il
Two PnyEgaaA, Of well known standing. dwell ii the
Pass. r H. MONTGOMERY Manager
- All maIlable mater LEFT al the Oets Of Mes Is u
Y r. Geddes Bank Place. and d. JudsOn ESQ., corner 81
Canal and Camp Streets viii be forwaTdeddaY. my2 3m