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DEATH OF BEGGAR WoMAN.-Her Effects.
An old beggar woman, for years known in our
streets, died on Monday, of cholera. She resided
in the llth Ward, and her name is given as Eliza
beth Morelock She is the mother Of that familiar
object of pity with all, the little hunchback woman
who has been seen everywhere with her basket of
herbs, seldom selling, but always, by the commits
scranton which her idiotic and hideous deformty
Sy11eilted, obtaining money from the charitable
~ men the effects Of Mrs Morelock were examined
~ oncer Link, chest in her miserable and scant-
y ~ itgII1ished apartment-an apartment that re-
,I.lDle9 the very home of poverty and misery
q ~ s ves-Was opened and found 10 contain
Sty 1e o. m small change, all silver; 1000 coppers,
Iag lTi ana notes of hand, where money had been
s5S G 70 Ihe amount of S258-makipg total Of
20 o.; This was doubtless obtained bv begparv.
nHu on imposition upon the charity Of the commii
A snort time since, officer Link served a writ of
eJectnent upon Mrs Morelock, who weening ami
waning, permitted her few articles Of fnrnitss in
Guiding mat chest, to be thrown into the street mo
testing that she was not able to nav her rent b;b
amounted to but three four dollars and tbst sbs
was entirely helpless The neighboTs in mo- ni,I'
made up the amount, and restored 10 her tba
ments This is, ON the whole, as base a csss ~
imposition as we have lately seen recorded h.
ven knows there are enough of tDorthv obects ~
charity. Cincinnati Commercial
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KEW ORLEANS.
sATURDAY lIoRNnEa. AUGUST i. Is4a.

The DENBY DEFALcATIoN.--We have published
the announcement Of the Washington Republic,
that Nathaniel DENLY, who was appointed by the
late administration, temporary Navy Agent in the
Mediterranean, has proved to be defaulter to the
amount Of Sl55,50S IS. By statement in the
Richmond Republican, we learn that this loss was
aseeriained by the late administration, and has
been knoFn publicly for good while The cor
respondent Of the New York Herald SAYS Mr.
DENLY was removed by Mr.. Polk.
The Richmond Wing gives some particulars of
the appointment and the manner in which the
money was lOst-not by Mr.. DENLY, but by an
agent in Richmond. The bond required for the
agent was for 100000. Being unable himself to
give the bond, Mr.. G. F. Osborne, of Richmond,
undertook to give the security, becoming one him
self, on condition that he was to be Mr. Denby's
agent in this country--to draw all the money him.
self, and to have the use Of it until called for by
the wants Of the public service. But whether
there was such an express condition or not, Mr.
Osborne did act as Mr.. Denby's agent-he drew
the money. In his statement to the Department.
he admits that he did use about S13l 900 Of the
public money, which he is not now able to repay
The Republic gives the entire deficit at Sl55 sos 49,
about $4,000 more than Mr.. Osborne comedies on
his own account. That excess, we suppose, Mr.
DENLY will be called upon to account for.
Mr. Osborne has made public statement, in
which he admits these facts, with the additional
one that these funds were placed in French houses
in Europe, which were ruined by the late revou-
ton, involving his own entire ruin. He says he
had $4,000 Of the public money in his hands,
which be returned to the Secretary Of the Navy,
as soon as be knew the state of the foreign invest
ments and that he was ruined
Il s admitted that Mr. DENLY did not embezzle
any Of the funds, although the government will be
large loser by his manner Of doing business He
is resident Of Philadelphia, and has been arrested
on account Of government, and is in the Moya.
mensing Prison.
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or class which graduated not thousand
years ago, embraced among its members one Tom
Elliot, an ineorngible wag but who was not noted
for any particular and pointed attention to his stu
dies. Mathematics a particular object Of
Toms disregard and this caused him an occa-
On one occasion, the professor, during the recitai
ton, asked Tom to explain the method of ascerain-
ing the horizontal parallax of the sun. Tom re-
piled
q don't know how.''
Butt said the professor, Suppose you were
appointed by the government 10 ascertain it, what
would you do -
I'D resign " gravely responded Tom amid the
eonvulslve laughter Of the class, and even the pro-
lessor actually perpetrated grin.
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DAGUERREOTYPR.


NJ would respectfully retuTn than X
~ age bestowed on him since he fssf Ead ~ =
Introducing the DAGUERREOTYPEs int No. S- 49,
I'VE yeart ago, during which time he has tskes more
e1hDlted al the fair n composition with cheTT tsfe IL
ne esst operator from New 0rk and he WA earied h
FIE9 Premium ~ o pp8clmeng eShb Ma
9at ta2ss taHsn ~ nsf J. ~ sssus the public thai is
poItfats Will continue 70 be what they always hse Is
the BEsT. His long eKpaisnoe and eongisnf
ne best nducemen 70 peSQnl dsrous Of Instruction m De
Seautiul arr Genuine VgiztlaneeT Cameras ID Der essf
eheapef than any in the city al other aFieisE hs vaa
kiatas a. ~ per dozen oOEIS No for 90 2uaraniiei
&g 81 HewYork Cameras at t18. " -
~ Orders from the country promptly attended
~ Enlfance No. CAnrP niraai
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FROM BoLIvIA.-The Peruvian bark Leopold,
from Buenos Ayres, June Is, arrived at Boston on
the LIST inst She brought accounts from Bolivia,
which represent the state Of the country as depo-
rable. Gen. Belzu, after having completely tri-
umphed over President Yelazeo, was in his turn
attacked by the friends Of Gen Ballivian. Revo-
lutonaFy movements having simultaneously broken
out in La Paz, Oruro, Cochaqnimbo, Potosi, and
Cobga, which at first were so successful that Cen
Balllvlan was about to leave Valparaiso. in The
French steamer Cocye, for the latter place, in the
expectation of finding his authority completely re-
esIanllsned. On the point Of sailing, however, he
received information of a rejection, in which the
Populace chiefly figured, and the effect of which
WIS S " replace Gen belzu in the supreme command
ue most lrlghtul disorders are said TO have been
committed, particularly at Ia Pa. whers tbs
houses of all those in the Balivian interest srs
stated 10 nave been completely sacked. II appears
that IN the Argentine province of JIMMY a serions
movement mas taken place through lie nromnt
cooperation OF the authorities of SaIta ordar ~,
speedily restored The latter province ,yes l;a
rapid strides in the path of social aneliors,i Is
order TO promote commercial intercourse viii H.
capital Of the republic. '''''i 'iio
The government has issued decree snbi.,,;,, -
foreign goods introduced through any port not na
nonal, to an additional duty Of IS per cent, and
for the purpose of fostering mercantile relsIt;nn
measures equally efficient.
1t is reported that in the capital Of San Iuis saw,
eral shocks Of earthquake have been lately fsIt
causing considerable damage to a number Of build,
ings, especially TO a new church. We have as Vet
no clrcumsantia details in regard TO this phenome
metropolis.
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A SAVING CLAUsE.-An Irish laborer sick of
the thraldom Of strong drink, introduced himself,
lately, to the magistrates of Southwark, and pro-
posed to go bale" before them to keep the follow
ing pledge (which he produced in writing):-"T Take
notice that Pether Hogan of Caslragin, in the
county of KERR hear by talks his 9th nevir to
dhrinke glass Of Sperret good bad or Indifferent,
only 70 keps doloa the uegeLabLes.',
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PINE yEATOHEs, JEWrT,Rv Pr

~ A. TYLER % CAMP S.. has constantly on hand
Lever. Duplex and Cylinder WATCHES Of ali Ia
- the best maksr. Also,-Fob, Vest ~ a
and Guafd CHAINS SEAI.sk ia
-, - - and K EfS, in every variety. Gold Pens
Pencils, Bnodes. &C.. Fine Braessts Brooches
Necklaces kinEa hVeTwaEe, Spoons and Forks Ladies'
Casters, Cups Pitcher, Trays, Plsted CasOn Tsa.Setts
Candesticks, Urna, Ech Fancy Goods Lubins fine Per
fumeV-tOgetheT with great variety of other articles ton
numeOns TO nenti0n. Als0-SP ECFACLE.s with Cod
Silver, Shell Steel bowed frames and Glssss az eye
knid-EysP Protector ETC., etc. cnnSlqnfy o. hnrd ~
utled 70 SUIT me eye NJ snort nptea- mis-
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From THE SAcRAMENTO-R0D among The MI.
ners.-A letter in the New York Tribune, dated
Spanish Bar, Middle Fork Of the Sacramento.
June 3, ls49, says: Some ten miles from here, on
the North Fork Of the Sacramento, last week, the
Americans and Chilians had a grand row, which
resulted in taking all the gold from the Chilians
and their expulsion from the river. They were
first warned to take their provisions and gold and
leave in certain time, but did not go so, Oregon
like, the Americans came down on them and
made q fine days digging" in the language of
one who was in the aftfay. No lives lost On the
Stanislaus digging the foreigners were the most
numerous, and trampled on the rights Of the Ameri-
cans, and there were so few Americans they could
not resist, SO the Oregon men from the North Fork
sent them deputation of sixty Well-armed men to
act in concert with about the same number al
ready there, TO drive some 700 to 1000 Chilians
from their diggings. The result we know not as
yet, but we can find notices ON almost every tree
that Chilians found in the mines after the month
of June will be shot down unless sufficient excuse
can be given for their delay, and YOU may rest as
suTed that if the President and Congress will not
do any thing TO protect the citizens in California,
there is sufficient force Though in comparison a
handiul-not one in fVe) to project themselves
against the aggressions of the armed powers of
Pefuvians, Chilians, Portuguese, Mexicans, In
dlans, etc, and they will do it'
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Oa- A lady entered dry goods store up town,
the other day and after inquiring for number Of
articles, requested the young clerk to show her
some cambria of hay color. The clerk inquired
with some surprise, what she meant by that color
Why" replied the lady, +" cambria the color Of
your drawers" Your are mistaken, madame %
said the clerk, &c do MT wear any =" II was some
time before the lady could make him understand
that she alluded to some fixtures with knobs to
fhsn
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Mutual Benefit Life and Fire ms. %.
Permanent Find By Actof Incorporation
100000.
Once No. "a Gravier street,
Between Camp and ST. Charles 50

Between Camp and ST. Charles su. /
Trustees:
John Hagan, Joseph Walker, John s. Anisou
Peter COnrey, JF., Maunsel White VIM e. LeveEich.
Robert j. Ward, Samuel Stewart Edward Sparrow,
Isaac Johnson, Geo. StraWbndge henry s. BHckner.
PETER CoSREY' ", President Board Of Trustees
JosephV. stanton, John Stroud, SEM NJ. NJ Cohen,
John u Lewis, John Calhoun, PFeston w FarraF
Wm "a Geoddoh. Joshua Baldwin, William 2; White.
John Z SafiaIans, WaThek Martin, John 2 Bein,,
A. ID. CTOssman, Mark Walon.l VIM. O.. Tnmpkins
Cornelius Fel0Wes Joseph Lalande, John B. Leela.
Edw. Jenner Coxe
a This Company prepared to entertain applications
for Lille Insurance. and issue Policies all sound and heat
thy White peI0ns and Negroes at the Table Of Rates eab
hed by the Board which less than the rates charged BY
the New oI and London offices and without their Iese
and can be made ayaahe the extent of two,
thirds Of their amount where The party has paid Dis prei
JOHN H1eAr. President Of The Company.
PRESTON W. FARRAR, Vice President.
Al WEppERBgRE; NJ D. Medical Board Of
HARMON DoANE Secretary. q T. eSooED. Attorney.
RICHARD BKE, M. D., No. "a Magazine street, Medical
Examiner Office hours, for blacks TX 10 81 Nj do for
whites, to P NJ at his residence he will examine white
applicants at the office of the Company daily from I2S 70
O'Clock He win examine any me at his dwelling
without permit whcfcan be had application at the
California Permits are issued to Life Insurance members
at Neg York and London RATES Prospectus table of rates,
aud all information Life insurance. and all papen
csay to effect Insurance. can be had at the Office Of the
In oueTtO accommodate all classes of our citizens young
men and mechanics having families deBendent Them
the premium amounts to $50 per to pay one.
half in cash and half in satisfactory embossed IL
months, beanng interest ats per cent. per annum.
N. B. The business Of this Company confined to LIFR
~ Once Rodr. 8 a M.io5P.M isNda1
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WATCHES

IA a. MEY Err, No. 100 CAMP utrest, WATCH -
LHls maker aud dealer in JEWELLERY. GOLDANHs
PENS. FANCY ARTICLES, and WATCHES. ~
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DEATH OF PUBLIC oFFIcER.-James LarpeJ.
late chief clerk of the LIST ComprOIer's office AZ
Washington, died in Frederick Md on the lst inst
Of Consumption,
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DENTIsTRY. &c.


DENTAL NOTICE
1 hS PEARSON and ANFOIJX inform their natf.-t,
-. ina they can be consulted daily az
5 55 otace, from A. NJ 70 5 ?. ~ Dr.
r 4 4 e macy Improvements in DEN-t 49,
AA1t ~ hGbh1, are too well known and LII YY-y |
paIticulaTy worthy the uttentan of those rsIJie sI
Aheif prices are graded Euit the N
9Yi t,es ~ thsr Residences, B4R0NJfE street. nesY
S---s- 49,. ap2f
pR. AGENsING, Dental surrsou.
II ANlNG ratuTned 10 the CITY Of New O7lesp4 FINN his
~. - tQuI n the North and East il prepared n
sssffPfsmr94444n AZ tsOnS apperainfng to the
thEsAin snd nal become acquainted with u
Tefss Nio TI q operating approved By the LILLY
tolege o. Dental Surgeons Of Baltimore Nj Hi price
~ ale u pIopor1on o tuitth tmsa .al6d
TOoTH-ACHE CURrn
~ 1871 sSSs THAN ONE MINUTE, b Dr.. h1EfgSING58
Iy91H-dCAE ELIXIR, Or no charge. 49, One
AA4ONDt1LEt STREET, "a door below GiTod e. i
NASHVILLE MARINE. FIRE NsURANoE
Ana Life and Trust ConiUaUV
CAPITAL $500 .0o0-all paid in. Surplus sl6o 600
" y.3Sr WALLER. Sec ". sss3s. 81 pUR TtsP Pres
Ala 0peIauons Of this Company for l2 years
contaed clone and sxclgsiyey % Underwriting. !
River Sea and Fire Risks taken at ts lovesfYatss and
mhs5 y ofiee, No. % Camp street, New 0Tsasa
MARINE AND FIRE INSURANCE.
Tennessee Marine and FIRE Insurance. COMPANY.
CAPITAL, 10000
sTo, n NJ, DiTegtoIs;
GE3. W. MARTIN, gAcOB M0GIvo6K. G. M. Fo9s.
u. II. E0Go, IWM. EAHIN isaW'LSWfv
W.W.N 0ODFOLEs JOHN NJ. Bass,
JAHRs J. Gill, Secretary. John "a, HILL Pras't-
~ This long estahliIhed Company, with the most ample
IN SEA ia p sS q IS PSs SOSIss, y take
at is Agency in NeROrleans at the Office on
oal PICKETT. PERKINS & co. 81 Mazazinsst
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WESLEY WALKER KIILED--Ttbe Helena AL ,
Shield, of the 4th, says: We learn from an nm.
doubted source that Wesley Walker. who was con.
fined in the Monroe county Jail, awaiting his rial
on charge of negro stealing. was sbr, .n5 I,;na5
on Sunday evening last, by one Of the snard Iona,
than Taylor. Walker attempted to egcape' and
had got his irons off cleared the Jail and mn about
forty yards, when Taylor discharged one barrel of
a double baTreied shotgun at him, six or seven
ly. Taylor, we understand, Immediately demandsd
trial, which was TO have taken place on TneS-
day last. The result Of the trial we have moi
learned, but presume he was acquitted. as be
doubtless acted in the discharge Of his duty, IN.
pleasant IS i vas"
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NEW YORK, via MOBILE and MONT
GoMERY Ala, and CHARLESTON, s. @.
80
Through in Seven and half Days-Stage Travel
& Reduosd to Ninety-three Miles.
NEW ORLEANS TO BlOBILE-By the daily line of
~ Mail Steamers, OREGON. Capt, Hiern T; CAGIFORs
leaving New Orleans at Ii O clock A M and arriving
at Mobile next morning at o'clock. Fare S5-Time
MOBILE TO MONTGOMERY:
By the superior fTstclass Steames-ieaying Mobile at
y. The line consists q the following boats: SELMA
1sRe. and sUEHY sobTH' CAPT sifaS. fsPs
SIo-T@e hio %S q hon lDA wan Lane
MONTGOMERY TO CHARLESTON;
NEW ORLEANS AMP Nav XoRK NAH LlNE--ViR GHffn
Ad9nia, and Augusta
MONTGOMERY * A. N opsikS Il u IRaiIoSaSd,' 8 mea
CHM. 10 IN A Atlanta IssP@ Rsiiioad e m %ss
AAtants. I'm AOgPsta. q IN Baiilosdi5 q mss,
FErs-gHoRfgomsrT 70 CharIesfca. $40 SO.
Time through 81 hgqH-ROudns stOppases Staging
opsSS and CHINA passing though Wes Point LarsnES
readiness carry forward number though passsn-
srncoh Those upon ne Georgia Rarosd provided with
stateIQoms and BeTths. for night travel.
Hotel. Montgomery Hall. Or Madison House. Montgomery
81 Passengers procuring through tickets of the Agent
ct Montgomery, win save about "a.
gREAT CENTRAL MAIL LlSE--Via Columbus. Macon
anu . Ts slas y4rripes. Distances.
S o9tfsSmsFy z AN PSaS H Rsoad z @s
Bsfnssve 81 Pm Sao sS1. 6P Raiiroad 8 miles
Macon An Savannah 6P.M railroad $50 miles
Savannah, Pm Charleston SAN StmbOat l4Omiles.
Eare- EientgoHsrB to Charleston, S23 50-7o SGgan-
Hah. $40 so; Time through, " hOun including two
The Steam Packets composing the Charleston and sayan-
nah Liae, are the MetamoEa William SeabrOOk and Gen.
llinch well known their
Gus fare. No charge for meals or BeTths.
The Cans the Central, Macon. and Western Railroads,
are of the finest description,
Staging reduced to IS miles.
Two DAILY LINES Of fouIhOEe Post Coaches, from Ope-
ka to Bamesyle. via COlumbus-besides extra Coaches
passengeTs, without detention
For through tickets apply to the Agent at the Exchange
cry Alabama.
~ Passengers procuring through tickets of the Agent
at Montgomery, will save about "a.
CHARLESTON TO PHILADELPHIA:
FaTe-S20. Tine IS hOun-By the daily line Of Sea
Steqmen Wilmington, North Carolina thence by Rail.
road to Petersburg theace TO Philadelphia. by the estab-
pbhed mail line VIA Richmond. Washington City, and
Steamships from Savannah to NeD York
Steamships CHEROKEE and TENNESSEE leave
S9yannah alternately every Wednesday-anving on the
following saturday,. r are. S25 Passengers leaving
time er the above Steamers, by means Of an extra night
train trOm Macon.
Steamships from Charleston 10 Nel0 York.
Steamships -NoRTHERNER and sOUFHERNER
ls9ye charleston etsinatey every satqIday-aHying in
New HOfk on the following Tuesday. F are, S25
Steamships from Charleston 70 PhladelUIia.
Steamships COLUMBUS and OSPREY lsave ebnesi
toa aleEnatay every Ihuzdayauyng In PHILADELPHIA Or
thu following Sunday are. SIS.
,oe WAl' ,. Mc8lkQNEf AGENT,
FsH ~ SAafa Heiel'
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SUMMER WATERING PLACE.

SOMA4 Elk WATERING ELACESs-
THE EAST PASCAGOULA HOUSE is open
a t9I ne reception Of vlss Since tbe last summer -
the sta hBhment has underg0le thorough renovation, M
and has been considerably enlarged The accommoda-
!ohs tof FAMILIES oIsnge persons ean9ot g sulpaeu;
II equaled, by any establishment in the Souih. Htuated
Immediately the Gulf. and the great Northern M all
Route between New Orleans and Mobile, can be reached
IRON either direction BY the bos plying between those places.
and daily communication be kept with all parts 81 the
country II is about ninety miles from New Orleans and
sixty miles fIOm Mobile and glance at the viii show
the supsToFlty Of its location all other ponsl the
coast, for pure sir and bathing OYSTERS and FISH
H had n abuldanea, and prepared in ths recherche
style. kldlng FISHING Sailing. ROWng. BILLIARDS Ten
pins and such other amuaementa AZ uac1 Of
public resorts provided PascagoHin an e Saetsd
bAND- QE MUSIC viii be in constant attendance.
The BAR will Be furnished with ehoes LIQUORS. and
kept in the best STYLE
There are two Physicians, well skilled IN their profession
and te diseases Of the climate. Ocsed Pascaeona and
one Of ens Tor the present season. viii have h Rbuia in
the HOTEL and viii give his unremited atanon % nrads
such deae bis services The oiksr Physician la
his abode in the immediate vicinity Of the Heel
There an exeallent PRIV ATE SCHOOL, me
SIDED over py compaient teacher, in the veiny Of the
hotel 10 which families disposed send thar children.
" Persons wishing accommodations, wiz address the
nnaellgneds az East fascaRoala.
iel4 sm N. j. MeRAE. Proprietor.
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OREsOENT cITY HoTFlI-.

GQRMER CUSTOsLk40USE and FROlFT sTe.
N1{ I'LL Be opened log the reception ef Boz a.
ssly BElMEsDA y January 8, I9t9 Wei fnf- 49,
ni1hed ROOMS for Families and Sin ~ 81
EAHhE--tbe best the market viii alofis
4he above has been bBit y the pFoaiog.
eApfaf to the accommodation Of city and transient Board
en II = one Of the most healthy and aiIy aifnafn IL ts
ey and no pains viii be spared render thoe who ray
stop with him, comfortable.
Ealtblal and attentive Servants.
Aerul a. sseecnablaas eSfah tfuH
the CITY. llaldfrbVffI r AWnFW ps5rass91w
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DO The place of the next annual meeting of
American Board of Commissioners for Foreign
Missions, has been changed from 0swsgo, New
York, to Pittsfeld, Mass. The 18th of September
is the time fixed for the meeting.
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A LII persons wishing TO procure our PLANO FORTES
IA in the NewOHeans market, either with
OF without the 4EOLLAN- ATTACH
MENT, are informed that WIN. T. III IA ~ FSF8
MAYO, No. Camp street. is our duly au-u - VI
th9lzed Agent for that city and is fully authorized TO sell
to receive orders for any description of instruments manu.
aetuTed BY us leaving optional with the purchaser re-
lect the same, il satisfactory their arrival in NewOr
leans Every instrument sold above is warranted By u.s.
and to be exchanged, without expense to the purchaser ii
rot found satisfactory after trial Each instrument will in
Ig!nIe be accompanied with invoice at BOSTON
SAsH PRICES, which may be seen by every purchaser,
inquired Tor we have the exclusive right aud the
QNLY mSn1taetnIerS in Boston. of the PATENT EO-
the hOlian Attachment.
= Il GILBERT s. co. 400 Washington st.
BOSTON October ~, lbAS Dl9 I'm
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HousEs.

L. CALIFORNIA HOUSES
f tALIF0RHlA HQQsES-PQ r TsaBL E-built with
~ dispatch. AlSO. NEGRO QUARTERS. chesp -
and neat model. to be seen At the Shop-wheIe hi s
kinds of CARPENTERINGW0 WORK and JOBBINGls4
Is done 211 ST. CHARLES STREET, near julia
~ 6rden from the Country FonPtiy sttsndsd W ~
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EasteyR Shore If Noble BGr-Ten Miles So,tfk east az
the CT D n Mobile
y Wis DELIGHTFUL and heaifhV resort hsvink m
dergone many attentions and additions the E5A
su TINS house i on . biaf forty lsst above the -
Level OF the haf, and 10 the beezez fem every dEe
Yen lu dry and healthy Atmosphere with the fns salt
Water and Shower Bathing Of every kinda
bar supplied with the choicest LquoFa and FVnas antln
Table with the best the martet aioris-nTds Fresh Fh
and Oysters in abundance render It one Of he r plesg
ant resorts Ia the Southern county.
ffsIe low pressure boat making two ips daily con
Meeting with the New Orleans boats
In addition TO the main building Of
tages 1.-TWO rooms eacl have been erected expressly for fam
aes at Convenient dahea and where they can retired
and Tree from the usual hustle of a hotel.
, ~. CHARGEa -.
u
- nsssA W
Children and sarvantI half pnce.
WILLARD FREEMAN