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DAGU Err r E0TYPE.
MAGUIRE's DAGuERREorYpE,

NJ would respectfully return thanks the liberal patron
y. age bestowed him he first had the honor OF
Introducing the DAGUERREOTYPE into NewOrlsars
I've years ago. during hich time hs has taken portraits
s1niosd at the in competition with Others taken by
ne oes operator from NewYoEk, and he awarded the
cst Premium No specimens exhibited at his establishment
oat those taken by himself j. NJ the public that hi,
ne BEST. His long experience and constant practice are
ne peg to PERSONS daous of instruction in the
beautiful art. Genuine Vogtar1ef Cameras 20 Der cent
2hesper than any in the city al other articles the same
Plates at ~ per dozen ScOyz No for 90 guarantied
he best plates made in the United States Casss az rs and
t3 30; NewYork Cameras at $lS
- orders from the country promptly attended
s1g~ Entrance No. 6 CAMP street.
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FROM BUENos AYREs.-By an arrival at Boston,
on the 9th inst, dates from Buenos Ayres to the
2Stb, and Montsviedo to the 9th April, have been
received. Letters from Montevideo state that ar
engagements entered into between the French Ad-
miral and Rosas, settling existing difficulties, had
been sent to France for ratification. In the mean
time an armistce of six months was to take place.
1t was thought at Buenos Ayres, that there would
soon be free communication between that city and
Montevideo.
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NE w ORLEA ANS:
TUESDAY MORNING, JUNE 10, 1s4o.
or leading article in the French democratic
paper LIE Peuple of Paris, commences as follows:

hurrah the Cosscks are coming The Projects of the
Cza the point of being driven away BY the people, have
impored the aid of their Sovereign The Gar putting
bis formidable hordes notion The Emperor of Austria
the Generassmo of the assassns Of Italy, OF Hungary OF
King ofPrussia the chief German Princes. who have
sped the county the Cossacks the road
the Rhine Thes coming-these Cossacks! They are
about the Danube and the Vistua! The Hapsbnrg
INTRODUCES them Vienna. The Achenzoern de
Posen them RevnIutonts of 1883 the Cossacks
bringing back the fendalm of the mobiles and The priests.
vol ionsts of 1893 the Cossacks bringing back the
hereditary Monarchs Revoutohi.ts of 1s48 the Cossacks
are coming ,odats the vieges of capitalists.
Patriots OF all parties the COssacks coming to dis
member France. and up to pretenders.
mobiles. bankers. and Jesus of all periods
country in danger. Republicans the time when
the sword of France be drawn from bbard de-
liver Poland and Italy The moment is unite
banners with those Of Hungary and of democratic Germany
To the challenge OF the Gar alone reply. The
die cast God with for equality against feudalism-
for civilization against barbarism They coming these
them grave in the bed Of the Rhine! Let them
France will break the wod Of the breast OF the
nn
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FUNNY INTERvIEw.-Weh have heard an amusing
account of the interview which took place at the
White House between the Committee (who went
and the President The Committee consisted of
three, each of whom had already obtained for him.
self, or brother, very fat Office fact of which
the President took occasion to remind them in the
most emphatic manner, at the same time termina-
sod Hickory" The particulars of the scene are
very rich.-N Y. Mirror.
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BILOXI, HOUSE.

THIS establishment will be opened for the reception of
l. Visiters on TUESDAY. May tn. The premises -,
have been completely renovated, and the Hotel now G
offers Inducements to in search OF hea n I
fort or pleasure equal not superior any public house
the coast 1t occupies central in he pleasant
and delightful village OF Bloxi-of easy access from New
Orleans. The sward in front of the house
acres in width, and is shaded by mum oak,
magnolia and mulberry trees The table will be- supplied
with the Injuries of the and of the New Orleans
market Attached to the house will be found Bath Houses,
Stables and Bar Rom supplied with the best Wines and
Liquors; also good Billiard Table.
Persons wishing TO will please address the
Proprenr at Biloxi. and forward Their commuD,ca by
the Biloxi packets, there but one U 8 mail week.
my15 JOHN w. NIXON.
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The ARTISAN WELL.-Day before yesterday,
the anger penetrated eight feet, making a total
depth Of $40 feet. At this point some hard SUBJ
stance was encountered, which called for the use
of the chisel, and even that instrument made but
an inch two progress, in the two hours it was at
Work-Charleston Courier 18Th
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PHYSICAL AND MORAL BEAUTY

BIZ THEODORE A. GOULD
IS the mo ming sunbeam, shining
Der the dew .bespangled flower
To depart and leave it pi ming
In the tempest's chilling hour
SO Ii beauty II will vanish.
As the day. light in the West;
For storms of Time will rudely Danish
Every token once possessed.
The beRming eye must lose its lustre;
And the brightest cheek must fade:
The glossy locks grow thin, that cluster,
Ger the brow. with witchng shade.
But there shines a moral beauty
In the breast, with constant light;
When the flowers of love and duty
Feel not changes chilling blight.
Let us trust in things that ever
With lasting lustre shine
Joys that Time nor Death can sever,
Fadeless pleasures. half divine.
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DEATH OF EX-SENATOR PoRTER.-The Pha-
dephia Telegraph of the 18th inst, mentions the
death, at Niagara Falls, on the 10th, of Augustus
Porter, lately, we believe, Senator in Congress
from the State of Michigan, and son of P. B. Porter,
formerly Secretary of War, whose possessions are
at Black Rock, N. Y, in the neighboIhood of
NIAGARA
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OARRoLLToN HOTEL.


THE undersigned respectfully inform the public that they
i have lust taken the above ntioned establish
ment with the extensive Gardens, Ten Pin Alleys Ed
Billiard Room, Ice Cream Saloon, ETC. etc apper L.
ing thereto and after thoroughly repairing the whole and
making very considerable improvements therein they are
prepared to receive and accommodate Permanent and
Transient Boarders 1t useless expa on the
numerous attractions to be found the Caroton Hotel
Grounds As suburban place Of the
lsnment second to none in the South possessing
does almost unrvaed scenery and the artificial helps of
Gardening in the production Of fruits and flowers snch
as are no where t. be found in the vicinity Of New Orleans
As place of temporary rus'icatiOn-as retreat from the
noise hustle and OF city et merits than odi
nary notice from the vstef.
The undersigned apprise the the public that their ader
will always be found we'll supplied with the chocet quail
ties of Game Fish, ETC. and they have laid finely
ssoed stock of Wines and other Liquors. they furnish
Dinner Supper Chance Repasts, private parties at
the shortest possible notice.
The undersigned therefore atte themselves that in add
ton their asduons efforts please the beany of
the location its salubous the with which
be had their establishment by railroad render
the CarroIton Hotel the desirable of all resorts
for the citizens of New Orleans.
ANGELL CHANDLER
To- For terms of Board ETC.. inquire at the Panten
Hotel, or at the Hotel in Canolon. Capt A. AnGkLL
aD9 CHAs. CHANDLER.
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NEwYoRK CHoLERA.-There were twenty cases
and five deaths, of Cholera, at NewYork city on
the llfh inst. We get this report by the way of ST.
Louis-telegraph 10 that city, and steamboat down.
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LUZENBERG HOSPITAL,
Stu e o. tn Q Pont b artr ain Railr Z

Situated on the Pontchartrain Railroa d .
THE above Hospital for the last fourteen under the
Il sklul and attentive management of the late DR.. -
G. A. Luzenbeg, open under the care of Dr. fi;
RHODES, for the reception of patients. lA
Terms of .3d1RisSi0n-
In the Upper Wards-Ons Dollar per day.
In Private Wads-from Two to Three Dollars per day.
Surgical capital operations will be charged as extra
Within the large enclosure an INSAN E HOSPITAL
devoted only to treatment of those afflicted with insanity
S separate and distinct building for Small Pox and
other contagious diseases.
For further particulars. apply to Dr. w IRVINE at the
Hospital or to DR. ]. RHODES, q Royal ST. lie l43m
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HUNGARIAN REJOICING IN New YoRK.-A
meeting of Hungarians has been held in NewYork,
rejoicing over the late victories over the Russians.
A great meeting in the Park, was resolved to be
held in a few days, and committee appointed to
make arrangements The address was read which
is to accompany the flag be presented to the brave
and victorious Kossuth. According to the wish of
the meeting the reference to England was so alter
ed as to read, that power hypocrtically pretended
to be sorry for and opposed to the Intervention of
Russia, whilst she ruthlessly oppressed the inhabi
tants of Ireland.' The Germans at NewYork SYM
pathizing in the cause OF liberty with the Hunga-
rians, also held meeting, and adopted an address
TO the Hungarian natives
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BEL CRESCENT HOTEL,

POINT CLEAR, B.ALDWLN co UyNTY .4L.H
HAVING been leased by the undersigned. will be S.
on The first Of June for The f:S
This establishment is besn,iiny ocsed on tbs east i of
MOBILE Bay about midway between Mobile and the Gulf
of Mexico The at this point beng always cear
and salt (with depth Of sir feet within fifty yad he
shore) and having firm white sand boom renden this
place particulal y attractive for Sea bathing.
Blue-h, Pompano Spanish Mackerel and all other fish
peculiar to this latitude abound the Immediate viciasty
of the Hotel Never aing Springs convenient dis
lance. furnish abundant supply OF PURE WATER.
The building is entirely f0n the South
of $50 feet and affords ample for 200 per-
The tooms are large and airy.
safe and modou vessel will ply daily between
Mobile and Point Clear--Passage 81 cents.
The rate of Board will be $40 per Week, payable in all
oesy, Deductions made for families remaining the
Communications this subject addressed to the
undersigned at Mobile will be promptly attended to.
GEO. B. CLlTHERAIL,
Mobile Ala, May H. iS4S myl9 3m Lessee.
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THE WEATHER. - From Thursday to Sunday
last, we had rare specimen of summer weather
the thermometer marking in the middle of the day
from SO to 80 degrees. On Monday, however, a
great change took place, and it became quite cool
The highest the mercury has risen since is n de-
grees-Charleston Courier 18Th
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PASS CHRISTIAN HOTEL.

'ISHlS avorte of the citizens of Louisiana Missis-
sppi and adjoining States, was reopened for The s,
reception of vstey on Saturday. May H. Various fss
alterations and additions have been made during the ka
WINTER with view of rendering this establishment agreea-
bic and worthy the patronage hitherto bestowed.
The Pass rendered easy of by the splendid pe of
low pressure mail steamers Oregon. James L.. Day and Cali
iopia, which leave Lake P0ntcharrin daily and the Mo-
bile and Montezuma tri weekly. vi
Attached TO the Hotel Academy for young Misses
and Roys in separate departments under the able &C.
residents OF New Orleans The Academy will open June l.
Two Physicians Of well known stan ing. dwell at the
Pass. K III. MONTGOMERY Manager
~ All maabe mat left at the Offices of Mes'rs j.
r. Geddes, Bank Pacs and M. Jucson Esq., corner of
Canal and Camp Streets will be orw daily my25 3m
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HARTwELL's WASHINGTON HOUSE.

THE undersigned would inform his Southern patrons and
L friends, tina, this Splendid HOTEL, hieh -
has been his charge for several years, has Just I
been elegantly refed enlarged and refurnshed. in the l
most fashionable and the entire organization of
department complete. The most splendid suits of
apartments can be had at all times by giving few boun
notice.
The central and fashionable location of the WASHING
TON HOUSE, renders it of the most desirable in the
city for Ladies and Families visiting Philadelphia. either
upon business pleasure and there snail lie
spared to have continue merit the liberal support it has
heretofore received. III. J HARTVVEIL.
~ The House has Warm and Cold Baths alw.ys in
readiness. my7 d& Wifi
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ADUEL-The Louisville Democrat states that
duel was fought near Newport, KY, between
Singer, the Cincinnati schoolmaster, who was
horsewhipped by Mrs. Tuxford, and Smith, the
attorney, who completed the business by knocking
him down. The duel was fought with pistols at
eleven PAGES, and at the first fire Smith was shot
through the thigh and Singer through the arm
whereat the assembled crowd gave three cheers,
and the belligerents left the ground.
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STATE COMMISSIONER

FOR THE TERRITORY OF CALIFORNIA.
TIVE UNDERSIGNED, having received from the Hon.
ISAAC JOHNSON Governor of the State of Louisiana.
the appointment Of Commissioner to take Dispositions for
the Territory of California for the State Of Louisiana would
inform his friends and the public is his intention for
the present of locating the Bay of San Francisco and
will attend to business to his her the
way of consignments of goods agency or otherwise.
epf.xa,aos. DAVID JOBSON.
w. A. ELMoRE Atty Genl.IJ B. STEEL
JOHN G. LARUE, Esq. b. B. LEE ESQ.
E !. HART & Co. DAVIS CoRCoR.N & Co.
HAYES, MCLURE Co. T. P. WHITE Esq.
JACKSON STRINGER, ESQ. iP IRWIN, ESQ [fy25
IF All communications by mail must be post paid.
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MANOMETERS:
Made By Thomas r. Bordsa... Soldby R.9LPHG co.

No. ID NEW LEvEE.
'yNbESE Steam Gauges used on the following
L steamboats Ferry boat Two BTohers. Aex Scott.
Amaranth C. E. Watkins Elisha Princess, Princess No. 8,
Natchez. New Orleans. Mary Folia Olivia Tow boats
Mary kingsland. Phoenix Swan, Persian. Hercules and
ConqueTor. s BY enqnirng of the Engineers of these
boats be satisfied the practical of
he tea
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:. CRESCENT CITY HOTEL, :

CRESCENT CITY HOTEL.
CORNER CUSTOMHO USE AND FRONT SITS.
sk} ILL be opened for The reception of BOA RIDERS on
w WEDNESDAY January 8, I84a. WeIIfnr Issr =
TABLK-the best the market will afford. EskaA
The above establishment has been built by the proprietor
expressly for the accommodation of city and transient Buar
Of the healthy and airy situations in the
CITY, and no pains will be spared render those who may
stop with him, comfortable. 80
Faithful and attentive Servants
EY Terms easonabea any establishment of the kind
in the city. llal DE- W.T. e. ALEX AMBER. Pronrsiot.
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nT The report that the Fremont Association,
which left NewYork the 4th of April for Califor-
nia by the Victoria route had lost by the cholera
thirtyfour members out of fifty, and that the sur
vivors had in consequence abandoned the enter
prise, is contracdicted in the New York Express.
The expedition is abandoned, but with very slight
mortality.
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B o AZ NC HOUsE

B o A DIN G o U Sc
121 GRAViER Street, bctpeen St. Charles and Caron
DEE, StrestsI DOOR from TIE Of Condelst St.
MRS WILSON, Gate of 81 Bienvile street } respect,
1VI fully informs her friends and the public generally -
that she continues in the above eligible location occu- 1
pied by her during the last year. She has had her Ia
HOUSE thoroughly retted and for the accommo
daon OF gentlemen exclusively: Grateful for past patron
she hopes by dgeut attention the comfort con-
venence OF her patrons merit and Of
the same Herterms will be. as heretofore MODERATE
n2ly d&W
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CERTIFICATES QUALITY
The following selected from number received by the
Company:
Certificate of VIM. J. McAlpine Chief Engineer Dry
To Dhom IL have been informed that the
Newark and R0sendae Lime and Cement Company have
purchased the Quarnes and Mills lately owned by Hon.
Hugh White. Whitespot Ulster county N. Y. and have
Cement made BY Mr. White have used large quantity
Of Cement (say 100000 bae) the enlargement of the
E at s NJ wa
most excellent character indeed it the best brought
to that market The before and
but few barrels rejected have been informed
that the Cement the excellent character
the Croton Aqueduct. VIM J. McALPINE, Engineer
manufactured by the Rosendae Lime and Cement Com
pany on the Gas Works Reading. and strongly
commend it as a most excellent article of Cement, for
strength qucknes of setting. and for its taking large
quansty of sand in its mixing. A. D. HIGHF1ELD,
X. =. FARRELDY,
THos G. MOORE,
November II. 1913. Builders and Architects
hereby certify that have been using the Cement manu-
factuIed by the Newark and Rosendae Lime and Cemept
Company and cordially recommend very superior
have used and woud recommend it and
Others requiring Cement that will set Quick and take large
PURPOSES. w. OsBURs.
Rochester. N. Y. December |, 1S4s
have had the mixing and using of the Newark and Ros
eudale Cement purchased by the of the Reading
Gas Works and can strongly recommend as being the best
have ever used. JONATHAN FAIRCHILp.
Super't Of Mason Work at Reading Gas Works
~ The subscribers prepared TO execute orders for the
above articles in any quantities that may De caorea ana
would call the attention Of dealers, builders cseIn makers,
etc. as being yeiy aisf s.
New Orleans, Feb. 20. 1S49. Je IA 5m
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NEWARK AND ROSENDALE LIME AN
CEMENT COMPANY. Newark NJ

THE shove named Company have appointed Messrs
L HAYMAN & HOLDEN sole Agents for the sale of
their warranted HYDRAULIC CEMENT, CALCINED
PLASTER, and MARBLE DUST for the city of New
Orleans and vicinity. JOHN II. STEPHENS, Pres't
A. LEMAssENA Sec'y.
Newark, N. j., February, Is49.
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VIM. s. NOR GAN.

PRAC TICAL WATC HMAKER,
81 CANAL STREET, Third Door from Camp street
1NHE subscriber has Just eiyed an additional supply
L WATCHES. JEWELRY and FANCY ~
GO0DS. consisting Of very supe "a
- Hunting Gases. of NJ |. Tobias. esAAas
R0skell and other superior makers also, fine London Dppie
Watches rich Jevey of the latest styles comprising fine
Gos Watch Chains. Keys and Seals Ladies Braeests,
Also great variety of FANCY GOODS. selected b,
hmselfin the Northern kes from the latest European
mporations, consisting of Work Boxes Dressing Cases fine
Fans; Retcues. Scissors fine assortment of SILVER
WARE, pure com; and other fancy articles.
jaS. SIN
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CRESCENT JOB OFFICE.

ALI New M ateriaIs of the Attest Style
@ The proprietors the Daily respectfully
inform their friends and the public they
JOB OFFICE their prepared
cute all kinds of printing the most favorable terms
BOOKS AND PAMPHLETS; CIRCULARS: LAWYERS
BRIEFS: BILLS OF LADING; DRAY RECEIPTS:
CARDS; POSTERS; STEAMBOAT BILLS, &C., &C.
every style.
All their materiasType, Presses entirely new and
the which their
The Presses are
the Messrs R. Hoe Co.. NewYork which is sure
Of their exceencehe type the well
dries OF Messrs George Bruce e. Co. John T. White
been selected with adapt the business
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NORTHERN LOAF, CRUSHED & POWDERED
SUGAR,
ANDJNG from BIZ g Lowder. and in store
Il GsGsHED suGAR-15 Packages;
POWDERED do 40 DO. for sale by
;e12 Ell. HART CO.. Is Tchonptouas st.
PACED BLANK BOOKS.
ON HAND-A few sets of LEDGE Frs and JOURNALS
~ of Super. Royal ROYAL and Medium sizes, full bound
Russia bands 500 CO., 200 and 10 ted each. For
sale at New York prices by DAVID FELT CO.,
iel2 No "a Chartres street.
ANCHORS AND CHAIN GABLES.
EyOR SALE Anchors and Chain Gables, at 21c per d.
+ Apply at ~ Natchez street. up stairs, apo
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FINE WAICk1GS, JEW ELhI, ETC.
u A. TYLER, 80 CAMP ST., has constantly on hand
-. and is receiving by every .nxa Gold ~
x--s the best msker. Also-Fob Vest a.
and Gnard CHAINS, SEALSaanAES
and KEYS, in every variety. Gold Pens
Pencils Thimbes. Buckles. &C.; Fine Bracelets. Brooche,
Necklaces Rings, Siverware Spoons and Forks Ladies
Casters Cups. Pitchers Trays, Plated Casors. Tea-Setts
Candlestcks Urns rich Fancy Goods, Lubins fine Per
fumerytose.hsr with great variety OF other articles
aun,eous TO mention. AlsO-SPECTACLES, with Gold
Silver, Shell Steel bowed frames. and Glasses of every
knd-Eye Pfoect0rs, etc. etc., constantly nand, and
fitted to suit the eye AZ short notice mis-
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sUMMER WATERING pr.ACE-

'V'HE EAST PASCACOULA HOUSE is now open
Tor the reception OF vsiers. Since he asst summer -
the Establishment has undergone thorough renovation G
and has been considerably enlarged. The accommoda A
tons TO, MILES orsngle be surpas ed
It equaIed, by establishment in the Souh Situated
mmed lately the Gulf. and the great Northern Mail
Route between New Orleans and Mobile it be reached
from either direction by the boats plying between pares
and daily be kept with all part of the
country 1t is about ninety miles from New Orleans and
sixty miles from Mobile, and glance at the map will show
the superiority of its locaton all other oints The
coast. for pure air and baIhing. OYSTER and FISH
are had in abundance and prepared the most recherche
syle Riding, Fishing. Sailing, Rowing. Billiards Ten.
pms, and such other places of
pubc eo.t pIoyided at Pasca oua, and ected
BAND OF MUSIC will he in constant atten dance
The R will BE- furnished with choice LIQUORS, and
kept in the best Style. ~
There two yscans well skilled in their profession
and the diseases Of the climate oca ed Pascaeoua and
one OF them. tor the season, will his abCde
the Hotel and will give his unremited attention TO invads
or snch as may desire his services The other Physician
his abode in the immediate vicinity of the Hotel.
~ There is an excellent PRIVATE SCHOn IL, pre-
sided over by competent teacher in the vicinity of The
Hotel to which fan lies disposed, send their chi ren
IT. Persons wishing accommodations will addres. the
undersigned, at East Paseagonla
jel4 3m M ]. McRAE. Proprietor
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FRAN KILN HOUSE.

LIKE eHd " JVeB Shell Road.
'E>HE undersigned has retted and opened the above
well-known and fayote establishment and in. Auus
tends to make it, in respect worthy Of the pat ksssa
fonage OF his friends and those who wish enjoy klksa
pleasant drive to OF the elegant and sanhOus re-
treats the country The gardens and grounds viii be kept
IN the best ORDER he will have boats all times keep
n table supplied witt the nny trbe fresh from their ocean
nome: he will also be at ali times supplied with every de-
septlon OF wild game and all the decacies that the New
oieans market affords together with choice liquors and
@res with good lemonade for his Temperance lriends
Come one. come all - (daO 6m1 nan HJCKf1K
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GOLD ROCKERS FOR CALIFORNIA.
NY person wishing to purchase GOLD ROCKERS,
"A such recommended in this paper apply at No &c
TCHoUPIToULAs street. at No. 90 CARoNDELEr. fy20