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Ints, but ,'0'0 =" ~ kI,
d to dig ia ~ - IN tb;s c;,v dur;ng The me-
rely de- dan,ic a man woman or child has died
Clevc> era under the iudicious application Of
lpns and ian remedies, il has escaped not only Il
walton but the careful inquiries OF the "
Many sage counsels have been give
states public in regard to the safe mode TO be
Sshg the in case of an attack of Cholera, but the
Unity of ally end with this stereotype phrase:
Benton's mediately for physicianv' Doubtful
he South the judgment of the writer; at any ri
A vo,v prove it TO be very unsuccessful in sa,
Il The observation of the writer OF this ha
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RARE CHANGE.

THE STOCK Of "a Grocery Store viii be sold low and
1 The Store Souihbtidge street recently occupied
ty Cdshman rhayer, will be let the Grocery or Pro
vision business. L. =. p. HARRlNG ron.
June II. du Il Portland St
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81 sE
~ ~ 81! $500 U, 81 III. M y. AlsSzEAa
Harris Vegetable Extract

-
the only remed! that cap be relied for the permanent
cure OF spasmodic Cont.actens Irritation of Nerves the
Nervous Sick Headache, NerousTr mors Neurag Aec>
ions, General Debility, Deficiency Nervous and Physical
Energy and all Nervous Disorders including the most
il all diseases that affect the human race
EPILEPSY, or FAILING SICKNESS,
Hyseriea Fits, Commissions, Spans, SC.
DR. Hart would impress upon the minds of the afflicted the
the Vegetable Extract tie ouy remedy ever discovered that
can be relied for the permanent this dreadful
all diseases As its tendency to insanity madness and death,
the most
SKlLLFUL PHYSICIANS
of Europe, well those ry pronounce
ed Epilepsy ncurabe And thas been considered by many
until this most important of all discoveries made by Doc
$ Hart, nearly sixteen years snce during which time has
been performing some of the most
REMARKABLE CURES
upon record and has acquired reputation which time alone
enace Physicians of undonbed skill and experiences Min.
listers of various denominations well hundreds our EN-
men citizens all unite Recommending the of this truly
valuable medicine 10 their patients, charge, and friends who
are thus afflicted, as the only remedy.
WE QUOTE THE LANGUAGE
used by those who have ben cured by this valuable medicine
One says lhave su beyond my power subscriptions bu
now rejoice in being fully restored to health and happiness
Another says, &C tlask God feel that am well man.
also feel my duty proclaim the ends the earth thai
those similarly afflicted may find relief Another (wh3 is an
EMINENT LAWYER,
and well known in this ciy says, M, has been afflicted
for years with Epilepsy but enjoying good health IRON
the Vegetable Extract Its fame says he, Eshoud and ough
to be sounded to the euds Of the earth" Another says an
guage entirely inadequate 10 express my gratitude DR.
HART for having been the means under the blessing of God
restoring to the EMO. ment of good heah having becr
afflicted with Epilepsy in its forms for han twenty
three years. and my morning and evening obation pras
and thanksgiving shall ascend to that CID who a
| afflicted but to make whoe.''
Mrs j. Bradley, lis Orchard st " states that she ha
been ubee! 10 Fits for many years. aud has been restored
perieci heah after other means had failed hv lie use
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To Mothers and Married ladies.

This Extract of Sarsaparla has been expressly pre-
pared IN reference to female complaints No female who
Mas reason suppose she approaching critical Pc
certain preventive for any ofhe numerous and
horrible diseases TO which females are subject at this
years by ssng tks medicine Nor is it less valuable
Tor those who are approaching wemsnheod, a. it is
calculated to assist nature by quickeAng the boed
Invaluable Cor ell the delicate diseases to which wo
men subject tf-- n -
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FOR SALE

"A A VALUABLE ESTATE No. II Summer ST..
fsssN "A consisting OF House, Barn. and Building Lot
&1A supply good and durable water, with many de.
rabe privileges, when examined, DIT March s.
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Neworleana poaf-offIce.

GREAT EASTERN MAIL, via Mobile Summer Arrange
occk pns paid y1reigi eeFs arrives iaiIy & &
Supplies For Pke ard Paseagqns closing Tuesday. Thurs
nj Bag 81 Lo9is and Psss chritsa eo he "a Mosy Thur
aay e9 sqray ss M sse ssng every o.4s ny 6 4
Tbarstay a and 90 Saturday ana arriving every
rs Matches Grand Sto RfrkJg, LAKE Pro9dee = ofh-
teey Helena Memphis, l1aadoi1h Ness arid Rick
man co5iq Ky. Cairo, 6fHees u lie Ohio Up
dss. Al 3 M arrives vice vssk-ilrsguial
LouIsyILLE = Extra Supplying Natehe5 YieksJlgs,
m. arrives daiy7-lrregulaE-
81 Louis Supplying Afatehss, Hieksbrg .lfsmphia,
aw,ek-inegilar-
a p m. arrives every Monday and Thursday 4.
ST. FRANcsvILLE, Or goAsT The interior Of
n Fels .nd i9 F &c 39'g anu wednesday a 2 4 o. que
O4RROLATON. .Coses on Monday. Wednesday and Fri
das at arrives fnesday Thursday and Saturday
cPyssTos q Ak . c0sgs MGadsg Wsdnssday and
NATcHEz PACKET. Closes every Saturday at p. m.
and Flidags at >. M arrives twice week Irregular
LAFAYETTE. Closer daily Except Sunday at D. M an
rises dai Except Sunday Al II a.
5 and sSi PosT Closes eysy five days
alta. m. nrrivai uneerlnin.
ilT "a co., y be nv n sb s ~ A b y
m.stters be prepaid Due on the 2lat Of each
HAEaEh WEsT pA % 3 AAESIeA and
each moah al y Taetlsrso he prepaid Due the lat Of
each month, at
HAvANA--PeF American Packets. Closes ab0nt twice a
survives alb u vice monti-irraguiar.
CALIFORNIA and OREGoa-Per American Packets via Cha
gTes and Panama Closes mlntbeguar. Single
e Gaagsi " cents sd 70 r. Pc pa DO 70 pS ssa,T DC
ria 90 cents prepaid Or not AEryes once montirFeguar
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SOMETHING LIKE BIT OF RoMANdE.-Last
Thursday week there came very pressing mes
sage from distinguished Philadephian to the
Distin troupe, demanding their presence at Phila-
delphia, at any price, on the next night The de-
mand was promptly complied with, and that tai
ented family rendered themselves las the French
say at Hartweu's at the time appointed As soon
as the witchlng hour Of the night had struck,
carriage drove up to the door OF their hotel, and
they were summoned Taking their silver-toned
tubas with them, they got in, aud, having been
driven up one street, and down another, they came
to stand still, in front of stately mansion IN
fashionable neighbOrhO0d, alighted, and found a
piano forte standing near the curbstone. Ihefeat
Willy ineoutinenty seated himself, and common
ced the introduction to the " S1fffiva," which the
Sax horns poured forth upon the midnight air with
all their magic beauty. The sound drew to the
windows behind which no lights, however, APP
peaFed0 several attentive listeners, from whom an
occasional whispered exclamation of show beau
utul = 'isn'tit charming % s. Oh divine !" was
heard between the pauses OF. the music.
linen Henri Distn gave his unEivalled perform
ance OF the TecttoUi0 and aria from s. La Somnam-
bnla.' I'll is lost, now, sill so gently, and
this was followed by the famous trio Vannei &
GOBLET, to which the brothers Distin do such am.
pie justice. One or two other pieces interviewed
and the serenade was concluded by the whole
troupe's performance Of g Der Frsischulz' fanta.
STA" their chef ? cure.
Who could have been the fair recipient Of thii
delicate compliments The performers did no
know. They were only informed that il mus
take place on that very night, as the lady fol
whom il was intended was 10 leave town the mex
morning. Who could she be7 And who was thu
tasteful gver of the compliment!
We cannot say; butmay we not infer?
The next day after the serenade, there arrived
at the Astor House in this city lady, whose lite
FarY and histrionc talents have long been the ADM
ration of all who know her, publicly and privately
one whose domestic relations, too, have formed III,
topic OF no little regrettul eomment Of late, among
the admirers of her genius; and who. within tn
last year, has delighted thousands, in this and othe
cities, by her charming deineatons Of the beaulie
of the greatest bard. She had been spending som,
time in Philadelphia, aud was on her way 70 Mas
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VIE undersigned respectfully inform the public that they
Il have Just staken the above toned establish
ment. with the extensive Gardens, Ten Pin ALLEYS.
Billiard Room, Ice Cream SatOoRs etc. etc appeFiaiR-
ing thereto and after thoroughly repairing the whole and
making considerable Improvements therein. they
prepared 70 and accommodate Permanent and
frausieat boarders Il s almost useless 70 on the
numerous attractions 70 be found the a4folnn Hotel
Grounds As suburban place of the esah-
ishment second in the South possessing il
Gardening p the production q fruits and f9wen aye saeh
no where s found N the vicinity Of New Orleans.
As place Of temporary usiiGatOH-as retreat from the
noise hustle and cares Of city ia merits oIs than aFd
nary notice from the V3sleE.
The und signed appse the the public that their Lander
VIII always be found well supplied with The eh0ioet Qua
ties Of Game Fish etc and a. they have lard N fnalg
ssofed stock Of Wines and other Liquors they car fnrn
Dinner OF Supper Chanee kepas to private parties a.
the shortest possible noitcas
The undersigned Therefore haftaf Themselves that IN add
ton to hs aEiunus eOFs to please. the beauty al
the location. is salubrnus atmosphere the ease with which
aceess be had 70 their bshuent By iruad tee
the CafroO Hotel the most desirable Of all summer Ta0Is
toF the citizens Of New Orlsans.
as For terms Of Board. etc. inqnire AZ the Pastsm
Hotel. or atths Hotel In CaHoltun. Capt. A. AN8aLL
ap9 q GHAs. CHANDLER.
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TO n 3. Tor the C7e5cent,
Beauty and youth are thine. and fairy form,
A step the earth enamom with its lightness;
A glance, that like the lightning mid the storm,
Reveals the spirit that would hide il brightness
A neck Of snow and forehead fair, whoie whiteness
Mocks all the marble sculpture sanctifies.
Mich ID in cathedral aisles. bending their sghilssS
0rbs on the heavn MS which aought to thee denies
That woman's heart would have lovers bosom prize
Pale as an alabaster cheFub's cheek
Is thine, when calm the maiden mind reposes,
But when thy thoughts the mantling bushes speak.
The liy's hne is lost amid the To5es
Thy sunny smile ruby and pearl discoses.
Peeping from honey'd lips, where Ia king lies
The arohei-boy, who Ger the spirit throws his
Enchanting chans--in vain the captive tries
To free bis soul ensaved when vanquished By thine eyes
N.
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sachusetls, accompanied BY both Of her daughters,
from whom circumstances had long separated her.
II the conclusion, 20 which these incidental cir
cumsianees seem TO point, turn out 10 be the true
one, who, among The many that have hung enFap-
tuFed upon the elegant tones Of that wife and
mother voice, as the golden woFdsof Shakspeare's
Constance, CoTdelia, Rosaiind, Viola, have fallen
from her lips, win not, with all their hearts,
rejoice =-Sunday Mercary.
The principal personages alluded toin the above
We suppose 10 be Mr.. Pierce Butler and Mrs
Fanny Kemble Butler.
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NEW ORLEANS.
THURSDAY MORNING. JULY 70, 1s4O.

FATHER MATHEW AT CHURoH.-. Father Mathew
celebrated high mass on Sunday at DIR. Pisces
church, Barclay street, New York, and afterwards
delivered an address on the gospel Of the day, con-
tanning an account ofthe miraculous feeding Of the
people by the Saviour. The Herald says;
He dwslt particularly on The words ~ have compassion
as sheep without shepherd. He observed upon the sin.
guar providence oil God 10 the history of the w0rdhow
be cared for man. and provided for his and as pOpu-
aton increased the eemng OF the earth became
mo and more developed and BY the aid ofHayigaon the
produce Of The most distant cimes was exchanged and
those nntTe abOunding IN could seed taer surplus
Dthr countries IN which there deficiency. The dis
eoyery OF the continent of America wonderful
instance Of providence Of God II opened 70 tie surplus
population OF the Old County its fertile and ineEhauktble
supply bread enough and to Tor The whole world God
seemed to have raised this only gfanaf3
oF the Old world but 70 be model in its freq and beautiful
institutions. to all other nations To no county did The
For that bE0keH and crushed race ProVdenoe seemed
g have dasnedths land as home and refuge, They
uved and prospeied this soil wh lie in their native land
they pinned IN misery aud want hetTugted however the
beusicenee Of Him who cared for the sparrow that
the Jay would yet come when The IRISH even in Ireland
would be prosperous happy and free
The Rev. gentleman visited Brooklyn on Mon
day, and remains there three or four days, admin
istering the pledge during his stay He will then
return and administer the pledge in public in New
York, and on the 24th leave for Boston, whence he
will proceed to Saratoga, stopping at some of the
places on the way.
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SUMMER WATERING PLACE.

THE EAST PAsCAG0ULA HOUSE IS now open
4 tof the receipt on OF vseTa- Since the Hst -
the kEabehmenthas IN ieFeone hoIoagh renovation. II
and has been considerably ENLARGED. The &c Ommada -
lions for FA biLlkS Orsngle persons cannot hs aunae
If equaed By any establishment in the eoafh Situated
Immediately the Calf, aHd the great NaHheFa Mail
Route between lev Ileans and Mobile. can Be reached
tom either direction BY the boats plying between tic euafs
and daily communication can be kept with an u Of Ire
county, 4 is shont ninety M les from Nes Orleans and
sixty miles from Mobile, and glance al the viii show
lhe superiority Of Is location ever 81 other Joints he
had ohundancs, and prepared in the recherche
syle. Riding, Fishing Sailing RoWnz. Billiards Fsa-
pins and such Other usual 81 pcea 81
pubic esob are I9sdea e Pascas ovla and well
BAND OF MUSIC will be IN constant afieudahca
Tbs BAL will b. furnished with choice LIQUORS, and
kept in the best syie
and the diseases 81 the climate ocae a. fHsaaRoula and
enc q them. Tor the pIasent season, M have bis b.
the hoie and will give bis uRremea attention 70 insals
o. such may desire bis services The other Physician h
his abode % the immeiIate vicinity OF the Hefal.
90 There Is an excellent p PRIVATE SGHO aIs. ma.
SIDED over ny cQmPeent teacher IN the ednigg 81 the
Hotel. % Whlch Tan lies 50 disposed. sand their ehia
undersigned ct East FaseHs0nla.
j8l4 Sm III u MeR II Psonrsfor
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Loss OF A VEssEL.-The Pensacola Gazette of
Saturday, says that Captain Seth NJ Ellis, of the
schooner Extio, from Boston, bound to Mobile,
with an assorted cargo sailed from the above port
on the 18th of June, and on the night of the 18th
inst, lopg. Sc 4s, lat. 81 So, found the vessel
would not steer and discovered she was fast sink
ing. Every endeavored was used by the Captain
and crew to leave her and to take to the boat, but
in Is minutes after the boat was lowered she dis
appeared The Captain and crew arrived at PEN
sacola in the boat-saving nothing but the clothes
they happened to have on at the time, and without
provisions or water.
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Mutual Benefit Life and Fire ms. 90.
ONCE No. % Gravier street.
Between Camp and st. Charles SIS.

Between Camp and st. Charles SIS.
Trustees:
John Hagan, Joseph Walker John s Allison,
Peter COuIey. Jr, Maunsel White. WIN. B. eveFieh,
Robert Wand, Simuei Stewart. Edward sparrow
Isaac Johnson Geo. Stawbidge. Benny S Buekner.
PETER COMFY, Jr., President BOaTd Of Trustees.
Directors.
JOsephW Stanton, John Stroud Sen. N. NJ. rehea,
John L Lewis, john Calhoun, Preston w. FaFTaf,
VIM Nj Goodrich Joshua Baldwin, William III. White,
John L. Safarans WaIEs Martin. john ID bein
A. d. Crossman, Marx Wal on. VIM. Y Tom kRs,
Cornelius Felowea Joseph Lallaade, John d. Leeia-
Edw jennef Coke,
EE This Company is prepared 10 entertain applications
for life Insurance. and issue Policies all sound and heal
thy White persons and Neg0es he Table OF Rates esb
shed by the BOARD which less than the rates CHARGED By
the New York and LondOn offices, and without theiF IesIc
tons residence in he South By the charter dividends
Of profits declared anuuay and the profits draw interest,"
and be made available at to the Of
ums in fall
gtHN HAaAE. President Of the Company.
PRESTON w. tARRAR Vice President
). WEpDERHuRN, N. D, NJ deal Board Of
EHOMAs HURF. Nj d. Consultation.
HARMON DOARE Secretary. r T. GooLD Attorney
RICHARD BE n, NJ D. No 81 Masagine street. Medical
ExamineE Office houys for blacks. ~ 81 A. NJ; do OI
whites. to o. his residence He will examine white
applicants the office OF the Company daily from l21
without permit, viii be had application At the
ONCE OF the Company. II. g. HEARTT, Agent,
California Permits are issued to Life Insurance member
81 Me- York aud London rat Prospectus table Of
sad all information 20 Life lnsuFsnca and all papeF
esssay 70 effect Insurance b had az the Office OF the
N B The business Of this Company Is eoBined 10 LIN
lNsURANCE ON Y By resolution Of the Beard no File
River OF Marine Risks are taken.
utlea h9pH' A. H. iQRR. H. ia&lasl
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MEASURES TO PRESERVE LEGISLATIVE ORDER.
NJ. Come, the reporter of the committee charged
TO revise the regulations of the French Assembly,
has terminated part of his labors. Disciplinary
measures are be proposed one of which is to re-
ceive the name Of censure,' and is to be applied
to such members as shall have been called 10 order
three times in the course of the same month.
will have his name published in the public Jour
mails, and will lose for one month the half of the in
demnity allowed him as member of the Assem-
bly,. Several Representatives consider this mea-
sure as insufficient, and would wish to have it en-
time censured should be excluded from the As
sembly
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CANADA.-GeQrge Moffatt, President of the Bri-
fish American League, was received at Toronto on
the 9th, with the greatest enthusiasm. Thousands
assembled on the wharf to greet him and on TAX
ing his seat in the carriage for Huron, the horses
were Embarrassed, and the carriage dra,on By The
multitude to the hotel prepared for bis reception
In the evening grand entertainment was given to
HIM. This is poor specimen of their fitness for
republicanism.
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HoMEoPATHIc. CONVENTION IN ONO. - The
Cleveland Paindealer of the Sd, has an account of
the late Convention of the Homeopathic physicians
of Northern Ohio, held in that city. Twenty-three
physicians of the new school were present, and five
appeared by proxy. The object of the meeting was
to consider the propriety of establishing Profess
sorshp of Homeopathy in the Cleveland Eclectic
Medical College. Accordingly, STORM Rosa, NJ. D.,
Of gainesville, Ohio, was selected for the Office
DR.. David Shepard, of cambridge, was selected to
act as editor of the Homeopathic Department of the
d M. Journal, published at Cincinnati-and after
some further unimportant business, the Convention
adjourned.
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DAGUERRE0TYPE.
TracUI7p,s ees7TITTTsr177-V-r,r

~ would respectfully return thanss taeiibsFs patton
age bestowed him tHce he ffst had che hdnaf "A
latroduciRg the DAGuERREOTYPE into New Jfiasus
aNe ysar aEo, dugiag which time Ne has taken oYs poFr
any Othsf peEsqn ~ the world. His specimens Waii
a4nDieed 81 the FAIR n eQUpettoE with 0Ehem taken 81
re 1t qneEatcI from New York and hs was aWafsd the
AZ tasa taken ~ hlnaeli i aaprss the public thai BIS
9LtIa vii co1slnue TO BE- what they aiwaFs have bes
s Ply 2 pssqas dsrous Of Instruction II tic
aeapez than any in the city a other articles the ssfne
Fletes e. e. dozen scovi No for 3 2snaranfief
~ pest pAte made in the United States Casss e2 rs nd
- agi Sew York CamsIas 1t 818
2fdegs from the country promptly attended
~ enuanea Ne. s CAT I'LL
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POINT LEy9R, BILL MN GO IjaA ny AZ a
H-9 ANtnS been lessed By the underlined. win b
Of TRANSIENT and PERM ANENr CUES rs -
This esabshments beautifully iooae lbs east aide of
MOBILE Bay, about midway between Mobile the s3ni
Of Mexleo The Wateraf tins point beng afgees elear
and SAT- with depth Of SIX feet within ffy yasd rha
shore,) and having Arm white sand botlGn endau tins
place Particularly attractive feI Sea bsthlRe.
Btue-lsh PomDau0 Spanish Mackerei and all other h
peculiar % this latitude abound n the leaiafs gienty
Of the Hotel NeFaIiaiHk SpffaRs. convenient dis
tanee, iupsh an abundant supply 81 PI1RE WATER
The building Is entirely neVFes f0nf TO the South
Of 80 feet and affords ample aeeOm nndaon for 800 psF-
sons. The O0ms are larg8 and airy.
safe and cnmmOdiOn will ply
m0biia and Point CisaF--FassaRe 50 cents.
The Of Board will BE- $40 per Week. payable il all
DeetU, Deductions Tor families remaining the
ssRson. tsOmmnu this subject. addressed 70 th9
undersigned At Mobile viii be promptly attenaed to-
GEO b. ELIFHERATI.
Mobile Ala. II. 1919. myA8 Sm Lessee.
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ARTIsTEs FOR CALIFoRNIA.--The Musical Ca
zette states that vessel carrying out a hundred
passengers for California, has seiled from Havre
lately. Among the number of voyagers the greater
part We're musicians. There were ten choristers,
three players of the cornet-a-piston, one flutst,
two violin players, two viooncelists, one claronet
and one trombone. Very shortly another vessel
will sail with second party, which will consist
entirely of musicians and actors.
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EESHIE estabhasnt vii Be- openS iF The susptssr Al
- = Hsilss o. ~ lsssD Il Day u. The premises -,
nave oeen coaplataT FenoFafeds and the EIotsi
9les Inducements 70 peflops in search " heath CON
lqit Or eaSu equal IL nnt supagie nhy public aae on
ne e coast ~ QcqHnasa cen raj afiioH IN he pleas
Sn4 dslest.a VILLAGE gi bIoxl0f eAy eccaa sIon Netr
OIeana Re Ese sF4sd n aFNt Of tie house is
acres - Aiata. and . shaded % great at a
Eaagnola sad mulberry slses Tins lats wil Be anppsa
Win the t4kufi4 Of the az the EseanE
mas4ft Al taehed % the hanae viii ha found nnh 1nss
Stables an4 Bar 10 sunp led wiil tha best Nnas and
Llauom also good Billam Table
tsssona aal5s q see11e Eoor viii please aaIa1s The
tEulretnf 81 Biloxi and forward their By
the Biloxi pAokes there bar one B q naa psr eel
mrb JOHN W. lEfTCs0
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MORE ExTATIcs.-There is a girl near the
Philadelphia Pike, in Brandywine Hundred, Del
who imagines herself in trance. and imagines that
she holds conversations with the Lord. She holds
conversations in Latin. Crowds go to the house in
carriages and on foot, and are astonished at her
revelations.
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HARTwELL's WAsaINeToN HOUSE.

E'17 q .
"a undermined womb infoFn s Eoutarn patrons and
friends, thai thig SPLENDID HOTEL, vhch -.
mss been unqef PIG cbarge for GeEeal Years. h4s just
Deen elegantly eled enlarged aud IefuInhed. i2 ths
most fashionable manner and the entire elsaniza1i1n q
notice.
TIE central and fash5aaba location Of the WASHING
TON HOUSE, Funde L Of the most dazi5abie n lhe
upon business q pleasures and there shall exeolS
heretofore received. H J. HAHfNA ttf.a
The House has Warn and Ced Bafla ais
readiness utg7 Isl