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The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1849-11-02

FlNDLAy BRANCm RAILROAD Tho
Hancock Wing says; "ll is flushed
The long Iooted lor period has actually
arrived. The cars on The Findlay Branch
Railroad are performing daily lrips he
tween this place aud Carey. The first
passenger car came into town on Monday
last. since III at time n train arrives at 10
o'clock in the morning, aud departs at
three in the afternoon THIS arrange
incentive understands ro,he permanent,
much to the satisfaction of our people"
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LAW NOTICE. ~
Ohm GiARAGHTY, 81 E WILLIAM E.FlNCh
DIR. GOUCHER's

r,OrC" Ut
DIX, WOUCH EN>S ta,y
CcIrhra1Pd Ague Medicine.
SnHtS Medicine has proved itself to be the
snrest safsst anJ oniek est remedy for Chills
and Fever nov in nse, Unlike most Of the q,lack
IT., os,rnns Jbs doy il does not profess to
p"re the Ybote list If diseases. to which flesh is
r 6a;r 'b bI,t s;,nnly Chlls and In,ermittents. l
"'W; " sh,u npt 3,oyoI from Maine TO Georgia to
,rocure certificates. but from the thousands, who
have h.en cured Inv the use of this medicine, the
fnllowino oentlen1n hive permitted me to ap.
'oio~n's Se"VouiH'' S ""'' P''"''O" ~ "
pend thelr names ,--,, .. 20.
com"e"ding To- tie public, Dr. GoroHrRs Aguo Medicine,
sold Ly " S. BrArY, Lancaster Ohio, Woare satisfied
amer having used It ourselves ana IN IN 3r nvor oyoa @ name
an h"e haH Iue m he sysnn which eanenty follow
the use Of Quulne and most Agents used in the Of
! this unpleasant and troublesome disease -.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1849-11-02

(e5-'The Genuine will be enclosed in a White
Wrapper aud a. Splendid Steel Plate Engraved
Label. For sale Wholesale by ,cov,,,
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1849-11-02
Hat and Cap Manufactures,

Opposite The Taiimadge House. Lancaster, ohio
INHE Spring Fashion, for l3l9,
o. standard style for
W GENTLEMEN'S HATS,
kaep> as adopted by Beebe & Co.. aud
pl@ahs other fashionable latters in New
york and elsewhere. is ready lo'
examination aud sale, At aohOlesale and retail.
Also, all kinds of Caps. from the lowest price
toIlhe finest, ut N, Smaiiey's Hat and CAP Store
Be careful to find the sign Of the Goidcn HM
NJ. SMALLEY.'
Lancaster April -, i840 ~
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1849-11-02

HINT FROM LIPg.-."Y our father would
not have punished you, my child, if you
had not used profane language and
swore."
well. father swears."
al know he has been in the habit of
bul he leaves off now"
"lt's pity he hadn't done ii before
he taught Bill aud me to swear aud then
we should have been saved many darn't
lickens."
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1849-11-02
stationery.

TNINE Letter Paper, Plnin, Fancy and Gilt Edge;
II Note Paper, a large lot of Letter and Card
Envellops, Perforated Bristol Board, Visiting
Cards SC. just received and for sale CHEAP by
"a GATES s. COSPER.
Tallmadge House, Lancaster. June 8. 40
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Fresh Drugs and Medicines,

Fresh Drugs and Medicines,
AT THE OLD DRUG STORE,
TFUST received fresh supply, among which
~ are
Sulph Qunme, Calcned Magnesia
Sulph Morphine Gum Canphor
Acetate do do AOes
Turkey Opium do Arabic .
Eng &AmelcnuC Calulnel Cinnamon ..
African Cayenne Pepper Cloves
Nitrate of Syer,in chrys White Ginger
tas and sticks Powdered do
With full supply Of articles in Lis line, war
ranled as represented or no snle Call aud see.
GEORGE KAUFMAN
Lancaster, August 10, l840 Ia
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1849-11-02
Life Insurance.

4 GEORGE WEAVER, Agent the Baltimore
VI Branch ofthe National Loan Fund Life As
sHranee Society of London,
Capital G50O, 900, or $2.5O0,000
OFFICE-In Tallmadges Block, third story,
Gazette Office.
Lancaster, July 90, 1910. 1ltf
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1849-11-02

at his Old Stand, in Sh@f.
fer's Building, Sign Of Ae
PONEY, He stin continue.
to make to order and keeps
constantly on hand every
variety of Mti
SADDLES g. HARNESS,
Manufactured in the bes
manner, Of the best mate
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Spamish Saddles.

MR settof BUGGY AXEL on hand, and for
90 sale.low by j. c. WEAVER q ~
Lancaster, May Z, 1849 9z
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:. Z ! !. |: : /: !: !: T: I. {. (: ! !.
Sssszzsssz- I'm 90 - attended the Hi Heal
z5A sing Ointmentfor the past
- Mh NJ .ixmonlhs. ltis perfect
E5@zsssS VN - " astonishing IN witness
sz<ekS4 HA - the effects aud hear the
zssf NY F praises bestowed on this
as9l ~ So medicine. No one could
. conceive that a single me
sl71'a--G dicnc possessed so much
virtue and power to neal so many diseases. But
since it is we'll known that more than 10000 per-
sons have been cured, ourfriends will begin to re-
alize the truth of our remarks, which we made about
six months ago; viz: that there would not be
family in America who would live day without
possessing box OF McAbLISTER'S.4 IS .4H- Healing
Ointment, il they but knew its virtues.
McAllister's All.IleaImg Ointment restores per-
spration in the system. BY this means it opens
those avenues through which nature carries of the
impurities within, and thus relieves the body of dis
ease. 1t is thus that il cues Consumption, FrVers,
Scrofula, Erysipelas, Asthma, Salt Rheum, Sick
Headache, Quincy, Sore Throat, Rheumatism,
Scald Heads, Pains IN the Chest, Side aud Back
Dyspepsia Poisons, Sore Breast, Deafness, Cutar
eous Erupti0ns; Sore Eyes. Inflammation of the
Bowels, Kidneys and Brain, Burns, Chibams
Piles, Worms. Agttes, Cold Feet; Liver Complaint
Ulcers, and all Fever Sores, Inhammatous of ever,
kind. a, s-l
A. & S. HFNDRY, Ashtabula, o, Genera
Agents for the State Of Ohio.
rs Bury s. Beck Druggists Lancaster
Fairfield Coumy General Agents G endenning 6
Corner, Winchester; VIM. w. Hiif, I,irhopolis
| n & ] Leonard. Merchants, Basil, N Beatty
Co Druggists, Baltimore, John Woodyard, Grocer
New Salem, r Kalb, Druggist Rushve, A & r
MthoH, Lockville; Crst II Pickering, Pickering
ton; w, f. Breck, Carroll: Daniel Hawkin, Suga
Grove, Ashbaugh & Beery, Bemrn.
| November N, IS4S. 3m2S
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DRUGS AND MEDICINES.

G. G. , E @ X,
HWAS purchased out the entire interest Of 10
Il Il sEPH BURY, deceased and win continue to
carry ON the business, at the Old Stand
His thanks are returned to the many friends,
who have hitherto extended to him so liberal "A
patronage, aud he respectfully solicitS them to
continue their lavOrs.
The public generally ace invited to call and ex-
anime lis extensive stock before purchasing
elsewhere.
Laucaster, April 10, l849 .,s- 40 /.
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Enlarged and Improved. J.
JOHN N LlTThE.

INVITES the attention of the citizens Of this
and adjolning counties u his Stock in trade. u,
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1849-11-02

WAssoCiates--.a jeweledhand and ar
empty head. r2 =
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1849-11-02
Ladies' CurIs.

A NEW supply direct from Paris, beautiful and
N cheap for sale by M. z. KREIDER
Lancaster, July 13 l849 10
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miscellaneous.

RUNS IN CENTRAL AMgRIcA.-An in
teresting paper has been communicated
to the Chronological Society at New York.
from the Hon. E. G.. Squier, our Charge
des Affairs at Guatemala. MIR. Squler
has already commericed his antiquarian
researches and loi warded several curious
relics 10 Washington. He gives an ac-
count Of the recent discovery OF an an
cient city, buried, beneath the forest, a
bout hundred and fifty miles from Leon.
which far surpasses the Architectural
wonders Of Palenquo. There are, eVl-
IDENTITY, hidden cities npon the western
continent far exceeding in size aud the
grandeur ortIeir monuments, the revelu'
tinns Of HercuIaneum aud Pumpeli The
Indians everywhere receive hun with Inc
utmost kindness, and their chiefs regard
him as a heaven sent minister 10 protect
them from their Spanish oppressors'
They are glad to render him every pos
sibe assistance in his investigation on
the condition that lie will bring no Span
lard into their villages nor commnnlcale
10 the priests the secrets iheJ DISCLOSE
TnGCENrRAL RAmOAD SEGURED. Al
additional subscription ofSl4O, 600 I" The
stock of this company was voted by The
counties of Muskingum and Licking, OF
Tuesday last--The aggregate amoun
now subscribed is about $3.50 900, leav
ing but $50 900 to be Obtained, To com
pete the amount, which, it is estimated
will with the contemplated loan, bnlle
and stock the road from Ianesvillet to Co
lumbas. This $l5O,OOO is apporloned
Que third to Licking county. aud Two
thirds to Franklin, aud we anticipate NJ
difficulty in getting it as soou as wanted
The wayisn now slear for effective opera
,ions...-The Engineer will proceed wit
and complete bis surveys by spring
The road will be Immediately after pr
under contract, and in about twelv
month after that, look out for the locomc
tive. - ZdaesUiiie Coar.
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REMOVAL

vJNHE undersigned hereby informs his friends
and customers that he has removed his shop
into the roomslu lutely occupied by REED & BAUon
MAN. directly opposite to Bury & Beck's DRUG
Store Main street, Lancaster Ohio where Ii,
will constantly be lound, and always provided
with work, aud ready made Boots & Shoes a
the lowest possible prices. ~
JOHN NJ. MILLER.
Lancaster. April 6, lB49 48
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-05-22
The English at Paris,

The soiree given to the visters by the Project of
the Seine, on the night of the 18th April, at the
Hotel de Vile, passed off remarkably well. The
cards of invitation mentioned 81 o'clock few
minutes after that time the company began to
semble. As soon the English appeared in any
number, the band of the second legion of the Ma
tional Guards struck up "God save the Queen"
and, what has never yet occurred in France, Rule
Britannia" The Marseillaise % followed " Rule
Britannia" AT half past o'clock the Marquis of
Normandy arrived. His lordshp was received by
the Project, with whom, and NJ. Odillon Barrot, he
remained in conversation for half an hour, and,
having walked with them through the long suite OF
rooms, he withdrew. The refreshments were most
abundant, and of the very best possible quality,
and, for the convenience of the strangers, num-
her OF English walters were employed. Several
sets of card tables were laid out for whist and
Were fully occupied. A second military band was
placed in the ballroom, and performed selections
from the most popular operas. The magnificent
apartments of the hotel were ventilated that not
the slightest Inconvenience felt from the heat.
The Prefect did the honors with distinguished tact.
He left nothing undone to crafty his visiters, who
expressed their regret that the City Of London did
not possess any building capable of receiving their
French friends. During the night the greatest cor
diaity and the most earnest and even enthusiastic
feeling were evident on the part OF the French to
their visters; and when language failed to express
their feelings, las but few French spoke English,
and still fewer English French,) expressive signs
and motions conveyed what they nutuany ieit'
The English expressed their feelings in their own
way, and toward the end of the entertainment gave
three hearty cheers for the Project, which made the
roof ring again. There were about 1000 persons
present The English were of course in a minority.
Some of the most distinguished military officers in
Paris, as also civilians, were present, and nearly
the whole etat major of the National Guard. As
delicate compliment to the unmililary appearance
of the strangers very many Of the National Guards
appeared in plain clothes.
A select number of the English visitors were in
vited to dinner in The Sale Valentino, in the Rue
ST. Honore, by the National Guard. The banquet
took place on the 18th.
On the l3trthe party of English visiters quilted
Paris, and returned TO England by way of Bou-
logne, where they were entertained at grand ball.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-05-22
CHEAP DRY GOODS
At the NEW YORK STORE. 1853 Poydras street.

DRINTED Musins fast.colos and!beautful patterns at
l21zc. per yard, selling at the stores at
l5to 0c Scotch Gnghams 9hc cases Swiss Mqs'Ip ms
mask Curtain Stuff &c., Turkey Red do. at loc 100 doz
Gems large size Linen Cambria Hdkf new style at % 5o
Musquo Netting at &c., quality not be bought Tor
less than 0c in the city Irish Linens, by the large
or small quantity less than whoess prices Pure Linen
at a)c per yard and upwards Undressed Family Linen at
&c., good be bought for Soc Buyers can test the
full variety of the and richest styles of Fancy aud
Staple DRY GOODS, equally low. The subscriber would
remark that the of this establishment to offer
few leading articles cheap with view OF obtaining
exorbant profits other goods With facilities unsurpassed
for receiving goods from North the lowest raesn
active and increasing business unaffected by chOsra hard
tmesa saving per diem of from fifteen to twenty dollars
in and expenseshe afford to sell cheap Heavy
expenses must be by enormous profits. New YorKers
are especially invited to call they will be reminded OF the
cheap establishments in Grand and Catherine streets,
mhI3 r. BROWN 100 POydras st.
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THOMAS BRADY,
a.. CHARTERS STREET, FL
DRY GOODS.

s. paass.s a iSgss .a n s Es
with seasonabie Novelties:
Plain mode colored Tissues-al shades;
Plain Mazarne blue, pink, sky and mode BAkEGEs;
Satin plaid and striped Silk Tissues
ao yard; fine fine printed sed yaIad
8 cases improved Swiss I.awns-10c. a yard
EmbToidered Swiss MusIins;
Satin striped printed French JaGonets: CEN
Very rich high Iustred Cameleon Silks
Heavy black Ta as9 and d s'pea SILKS
Yard wide high lustred Mattion;
Plain and chan eable Polka spot, rich Lustre;
34-inch French black Levantine n
Plain black Manchester aad Spa ses SIN a~s new
Printed Hernani Silks;
Printed Grenadines and Rich Figured Tissue Silks
Together with every New Material and Design in
Fancy Dress Goods.
Six boxes Silk Mantlllas, all New Shapes:
Comprising plain black high ustre Mattioni Silk Velvet
Apleq1e sprigs, and Embroidered rich Cameleon and
Goods Goods a Defs e ssa Perisan PattsSSs
BLACK Lace square and demi-square SHAWLS;
Wide black Laces for CAFES
Wide and narrow Trpming Laces ;co,,.ps.
English Thread Laces and Edgngs,;
Chldren's Embroidered Robes
Sprigged Nets very fine for Capes;
Whe a and co.. sod Tsnan figured Bobneis
White black and cold Cepes and Areophanes,
White and Black Lace Wells.
White and black demi Lace Wells;
Kid s f Fs Tsssd SseS Ribbons
Pearl Silk Hose. White Cotton Hose;
Patent fast black Cotton Hose
Slate Cotton Hsse, Merino Cotton Hose;
Silk Fringes and Buttons
Coored Silk Trimming Laces;
SWISS Muslins Jaconet Muslins, Cambnc Mnslins
Checked and striped Jaconet and Swiss Musiins
slshGp 4 aw ANb NsEis9ai ERsn Lawns
Henl-stitched and Riviere Cambria Handkerchiefs
Green sev and blue B AREGE, for Wells
six Handkerc6iefs, Printed Cotton do Madras do
E gSid G q seI si sIGeiRa an sls'osd
Earlstown and French GiDghams;
French, English and American calicoes.
Furniture CaIicoes. Fine English Calicoes
Turkey Red TWILLS;
10-4 Ia 12-4 pure Linen Barnsley SH Ell N.Y.
ia. IA. 81. 1914 super double Hambro, DAMAsho'
IS. ga, rs double Damask NJ PkiNS;, ,prps
Huckaback Towels Scotch and Russia ~ AfEhe'
Pillow Case Linens, 9-S Window Hollands
Co'ored and White Toilet QUILTS;
Lancaster Quilts all sizes ;,.,rrrCc,
Beached and unbsachsd nOM !iT,NSS'
MarIborong oh Stripes York DeRims Twill Jeans;
Coitonades Furniture Fnnges =. >,,-u,>-,
Damasks Linen and Cotton hosqui'o MEL IiNui
Bobinet quito Netting.
Chinese Manufactures.
Two cartons REAL CHIN GRAPES for Dresses
Curious y carved Chinese IVORY FANS;
Richly printed Feather Fans. pearl handles;
Plain white and black Feather e;n Ears SEs
Silk Embroidered Chinese SCEEENS;
Gold and Silver Paper Fans;
myls I'M sns'' f' fo sf9s BRADY ch.rs. st.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-05-22
DAGUERREOTYPE.
MAaUIRE's DAGUERREorYPE,

NJ would respectfully return thanks the liberal patron.
~ bestowed him since he first had the honor Of
introducing the DAGUERREOTYPE into NewCreans,
ave yea during which time he has taken pcrtrai
than any other person in the world His specimens were
exhibited at the Fair competion with others taken By
ne best operator from end he awarded the
rt Premium No specimens exhibited at his esabi shment
oo1 ts2,e tahen By himself public that his
the BEST His long experience and constant practice are
ne peg to pe,son. of instruction in The
beautiful art Genuine VOigtarder Cameras 20 per cent
cheaper than any in the city s other articles the same
Plates at ~ per dozen Seovs No for 90 2guarantei
the best plates made in the United States Gases ~ rs and
70 80; NewYolk Cameras at S18.
- Orders from the country promptly attended
~ Entrance No. CAMP street
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-05-22

REVIEWING SCHOOL-MAsTER.-One OF the
city papers contains an advertisement for young
ladies' seminary, and the principal publishes certi-
fcates from eminent gentlemen at the South, testi-
flying to his qualifications. Among them we find
the following bulletin from ''Oid Rough and
Ready:
WASHINGTON. April 8 1s49.
visited the above school, during a reyiep while under
the superintendence OF Mr. Pearl, and fully in the
above testimonials. T. TAYLOR.
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SMITH 81 ,BRoTHEK. rrr

HAVE received large additions their stock Of INDIA
IL RUBBER GOODS These Goods Of the best
manufacture and warranted to stand all extremes o.
weather B. would call the paIe9aT ~, Ruehes
anuae with special re e a ne many any az az
t. God Diggins Air Beds. which weigh ony II pounns
Ro1.Sen Bsgs saaae nsE' e'S adm.
Boots, fegsngs etc india R9bbes BIankss, PioYs &C.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-05-22

IoHoWuS dcCOulit vi Hc capture vi sldNc Orig, ny
a recent arrival from St. Helena. We give it for
On the llth of February 1s49 Her Britannia Majesty S
sixteen days previously, the west of Africa, with
large Of sives amounting to between eight and nine
% bd Pts tho Df e Of a Ssd
John Davis. Edward Day john Williams Samuel r. Davis
William q Donnel John Hall. and Thomas BerneTs sea-
men all belonging Boston and Philadelphia. These
give account, stating that they the original
crew of the brig, under the command of T. Duing having
Cape de Verde Islands, and thence to Bahia the Braz
with of salt there she took board full slave
cargo which she carried to the west coast of AiIca and
sci Brazilian who went out from Bahia supercargo
in her, and who thea assumed the command of the vessel
Atth time Capt Dulng told the that they might 60
on Shore and that he would pay them off.
This happened Abrz. at which place there two
American briggs, board Of which the endeavoed to
sickly climate, and being thrown shore among parcel
Of where there neither government proteo
and s OF o eo
awaiting themselves OF the offer of the Brazilian super.
gers. work their passage back the Brazi to where
the vessel was bound very short time after it ap-
pears, full of slaves sent board with water
instantly despatched, with the addition of to
form the After being three days she
ued as before but on the boats OF the Cygnet
of firing upon the boats John Ha-being then at
the whee-was shot through the shoulder and another OF
the received cuass- wound the skull. The
American eamen say that at no time during the voyage
did they the least iumaon that the Harriet
have been sold Africa to be in the slave trade
because had they known it, they would have quilted the
vessel at some other port
We have other statements connected with the
capture but chose to await later intelligence before
publishing them.-N. Y Herald.
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FRANKLIN HOUSE.

Like end or .NCD Mel Road.
fssE undersigned has re,ed and opened the above
L we'll known and favOne establishment and in <..A
tends to make every respect worthy OF the pat sss0
of his friends and those WHO wish to enjoy
pleasant drive of the most elegant and saubrous
treats the country The gardens and grounds will be kept
in the best order; he will have boats out at all times to keep
his table supplied with the nny rbe fresh from their ocean
home He will also be all times supplied with every de-
serpon of wild and all the delicace. that the New
Orleans market affords. together with choice liquors and
wires. with good lemonade for his Temperance friends
Come one. come aI.o ld20 6m1 BAN HICKOK.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-05-22
NEW ORLEANS.
TUESDAY MORNING, MAY 22, 1s4o.
From the N. Y. Tribune. of Saturday, May 1a.l
THE RIOTS.

Meeting in the Park-The Bivouac in Aston Place
The Streets Enflated with Cannon-Second At
tack Of the Mob-Several Soldiers injured-Ar-
rest of the Rioters.
The excitement all day yesterday in reference to
the Aston Place Riot was intense, but every hour
added thousands to the side of Peace and Order.
Many of those loudest in condemnation of the
measures taken on Thursday night, were convin-
ced on cooler reflection that Order at all hazards
was prime necessity for the honor of the City and
safety of the people. Placards were issued early
in the morning by some unknown persons calling a
meeting in the Park Accordingly an immense
assemblage of the interested and the curious con-
gregated about o'clock.
[The proceedings of this meeting were published
in the Crescent yesterday
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BILOXI HOUSE.

INHIS establishment will be opened for the reception OF
Il Visites on TUESDAY. May 9Th. The premises -
have been completely renovated, and the Hotel now H
oefs in uceents persors in search of health com
fort pleasure equal if superior public house on
the central position in The pleasant
and delightful village of kiloxi-of access from New
Orleans The green sward front OF the house two
width. and is shaded by great Dumher OF OAK,
magnolia and mulberry The table will be supplied
the uxues OF the and of the New Orleans
market ac,ed to the house will be found Bath Houses
Stables and Bar Room supplied with the best Wines and
Liqu ors; also GOOD Billiard Table.
Persons wishing rooms will please address the
Proprietor Biloxi and forward their communications by
the Biloxi packets, there is but mail per week
myI5 JOHN w. NIXON.
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HOTELS, &c.
BAY ST. Louis HOTEL.

THIS Establishment having been repaired and newly fur
Il nished will be opened the 10th of May, for the -
reception of Vsers and Families wishing to spend the @
Summer at pleasant Watering Place The undeI-1
signed have purchased this property for permanent
dence and will keep the house open Summer and Winter.
The best Cooks Stewards and Servants engaged and
pleasant and agreeable. tmy2 2m] q. LEWIS u Co.
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VIM, s., MORGAN.

PRACTICAL WATCH AKER,
81 C4-E.4L STREET, 7nfrd Door from Camp street.
rINHE subscriber has additional supply Of
i WATCHES, JEWELRY and FANCY RI
@o@ GOoDs, cops; ;t 9f very sups. kM.
Hunting Cases. of M. L. Tobias. .esA1A
ROskel and other superior makers also fine London duplex
Watches rich Jewey Of the latest styles. comprising fine
Gold Watch Chains, Keys and Seals Ladies Bfaeee,s,
etc. Also great variety of FANCY GOODS selected by
himself in the Northern markets from the latest EuroPsan
impoatons consisting of Work Boxes Dressing Cases fine
Fans Reticules, Scissors; fine assortment of SILVER
WARE pure as coin and other fancy articles.
All the above articles will be sold at the most moderate
iaI6 5un