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BILOXI HOUSE

FHsHIS establishment will be opened for the reception
\ ViEiten on UESDAY Y. May 18th. The premises
have been completely renovated, and the Hotel now II
oilers inducements TO pers01s in search OF heath, com
fort pleasure equal il not SUPERIOR TO anpuhc house. on
the Ii occupies central position ia the pleasant
and deghtfu village Of bio1i-of easy access from New
Orleans. The green swaTd in front Of the house over
10 width, and shaded By great numberof 0ak
magnolia and mulberry trees The table will be supplied
with the luXues of the coast aud Of The New Orleans
market Attached % the house will be found Bath Houses
Stables. and Bar ROoW supplied with the best Wines and
LiquOD; also good Billiard Table.
Persons wishing to secure rooms VIII please address the
PropTetOI at Biloxi and forward their comnuneaOnab BY
the Biloxi packets there is but u g. mail week.
myl5 r. JOHN W.NkkON.
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DENTISTRY. &c.
DENTAL W0TTCT

- t,,,--.,. DENTAL NOTICE,
YVES 1, frdctlc0k Dentist, I12 ST. Charles street
- ,nem Lafayette Square, thankful for r. ssa
sns hgstai pdu0nhge leFelOiOre bestowed ~
9poh MN would solicit contisuance ofSl -
the same. After practice Of twelve years III Hfy
b0th N Europe aud the United States and having aVaied
himself o. all The late Improvements feels oOnfdentba
ne VII give satisfaction to those who may favor him with
j. W would call particular attention 10 bs iu,rovs5
method Of inserting Teeth on Gold ate Persous fe6nn9
such would % well to cal and examine specimens Abs
ODerai9ns will be warranted the best Of workmanship and
material and 70 give satisfaction those who mag patron
re him; w refers TO the following gentlemen who have
Professor stone D.; BenbIoOk. MoFphy & MENUS
professor m0iphy, sykes q Hyde, Robson & Allen
FIess- - D,nltry Stu5ges Wright, etc etc;
Once and residence, No. liz st. Charles street, near Ire
corner Of Poydras. jysi
DENTAL NOTICE
I rs P1AhSUM and ANEOUX inform their patientu
-. I4 they can Do consulted daily At
fnelr Office, ffom A. N. to 5 P. n DF.
~ many improvements in DEE-g
TAI 5UbGEBf are too well known and ~|I1Ily
approached 10 require enunefating His Block Teeth are
particularly worthy the attenfan Of those requiring ancia
hsiE prices graded suit the Circumstance Of
~ - az tneif residence, BdhOJFFE street. near
DIR. MENSIHG, Danfal Surgson
~ = returned 70 the CITY Of New Orleans from his
- 1gsi y the North and East, is prepared
TEETH and III bsaos 9lls e tlle
the best mode OF operating approved BY the %1IIJ
College Of Dental Surgeons OF Baltimore Md. His price
'of operation. are N pL2poLlon e suit the times slsf
TOoTH-ACHE CURED
lh LESS THAN ONE MINUTE, By DR.. AIENsLNG'S
CARoNDELBT STREET 2j door below Gi1od st. inc
MISUNDERSTANDING.
M g. ME1 Err, No 100 CAMP rysgt. Watch ~ :
us ln9keT s7d dealer n gEWBl4h GglD4 ~
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CEMENT COMPANY. e. N ewark M.
THE above named Company have appointed Nessrz
a HAYMAN u HOLDEN sole Agents for the sale oi
their warranted HYDRAULIC CEMENT. CALCINE1
PLASTER, and MARBLE DUST. for the city Of New
Orleans and vicinity. JOHN H. STEPHENS, Pres't.
A LEMAssENA, Sec'y.
Newark N j., February. 1919
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THIS avoriie resort Of tbs citizens Of Louisiana. MsEB
j. Eippi and adjoining States, ne-0peued for the
reception of viAieEs Saturday, May ~. Various
altHaitgas and aatilonx have been feHe during tie
winter. with view Of rendering this establishment aelssa
bic and worthy the patronage hitherto bestowed.
The Pass rendered easy Of by the splendid line Of
low pressure mail steamers Oregon James L. Day and Cali
fOrna which leave Lake PontchaIain daily and the Mo
bile and Mantezuma tri-weeky.
Attached TO the HOeI Is Academy for young Misses
and Boys in separate departments uner the able manage
Of Mr. Backman well and tavOTablY known to the
residents of New Orleans. The Academy will open June l.
Two Physicians, Of well kagMn standing, dwell at the
Pass. R. H. MONTGOMERY, Manager.
~ An nailahle matter left az the Offices Of Messn. J.
& r.. Geddes Bank Place, and NJ Judson, Esq., corner Of
Canal and Camp Streets wiz be forwarded daily. my25 3m
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II . u N = 9 . OUug
Soda and Mineral Water Manufacturers.
y ESPECFULLY inform the public and their former
IN customers that they have reaOBedtO 100 G4YIER
Street corner Of Cqr0adsetMheTe they prepared 70
lioFle for NERAL WATER for thesuppiy Of Steam
bOats Hotels Bars aud Private Families, for EXPECTATION
n B.A Liberal Discount allowed to GTOceEs and Com.
-ss5- SoBA WATER and NE AID fuInirhed n
Eluntaina heret0foIe with and superior Drawina
Annsrsfus ms SIN
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Sickness AMONG THE TEXAS INDIANs-The
Houston Telegraph learns from gentleman who
arrived lately from the frontier, that of the In
dians who accompanied Mr. Torrey on his late eX-
petition to Ell Paso has returned, and reports that
terrible disease has broken out among the west
ern bands of the Camanches, sweeping off large
number of the warriors and several distinguished
ehleis 1t is even reported that their leading war
Chief Santa Anna, has fallen victim to this fatal
scourge. One or two Of the Indians who acted as
guides Tor Mr. Torrey were attacked on their route
TO FL Paso, and died near the Rio Grande. The
disease appears TO have been contracted in the
Mexican settlements, and was brought by the par
ties who were engaged in the late foravs to the
the lodges on the upper tributaries of the Colorado
The eastern bands are fleeing in all directions to
escape the contagon. 1t is rot ascerained whether
this disease is the cholera or smallpox. Several
cases of smallpox have lately occurred in the from.
tier settlements above Bexar and it is possible thai
this disease may have been communicated to the
Indians whe lately visited that section. The Mex.
leans, however, assert that it is the cholera.
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CALIFORNIA HOUSES.
CALIFORNIA USES-P OR T-HBL E-bui with
~ dispatch. Also NEGRO QUARTERS cheap -
and neat model be fsen st the Shop-whefe ali 81
FINDS OF CARPENTERINGW WORK and JOBBING4iaiA
Is done. al ST CH9RLES STREET, near .IlsfG.
Bi25 1y MILLER & DIBOI1s-
~ Orders from the CountU promptly attended to,
LUZENBERG HOSPITAL,
situated o tn e'P ontchartrain Railroad.
E1BE above Hospital for the lest fourteen yeas under
~ skilfu and attentive management Of the late Dr. 81
o. A LuzenbeTg, is open under the of Dr. ].
RHODES, for the reception of patients. Ia
-TerMs of yfdmtsSiOH-
In the Upper Wards-One Dollar per day.
in Private WaTds-fTOm Two TO Three Dollars per day.
Surgical capital operations viii be charged extra.
Within the large enclosure is an INSANE HOSPITAL,
devoted only to the treatment of those afflicted with insanity
~ separate and distinct building for Small POx and
other giOus diseases.
For further particulars apply to Dr. w. IRVINE, at the
Hospital. orto DR. ]. RHODES, y R0yalst je "a 3m
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BATHS! BATHS!
FHNHE PUBLIC is respectfully Informed that the splendid
4 BATHS, recently erected on Exchange Alley, corner
OF Bienyle street In operation The Balh Rooms
for HOT, COLD or SHOWER BATHS are well lighted
and admirably ventilated expense having been spared
by the 70 make them compete a their details
The proprietor of the EXCFAHGE AELIeY BATHS
is now erecting Bath Rooms CONT STREET. near
The eGfneT Of lAU PHINE, the site formerly known
the Neoouiy Baths which, when completed, will excel in
magncence establishment of the kind now in this city,
and where HOT, COLD, SHOWER, VAPOR AND
MEDiCATEn BATHS can be had at al times, from 8
clock A. NJ till 10 O'Clock P. Hot, Cold Shower
Bath, Twenty. Five Gents. iy20 3m
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AND tNpTA.RURRBR aoops.

sADDLERY AND tNDIAsRUBBER GOODS.
On We have on hand large assort- (7'sSSs~Y IN
kEaA ment Of az kinds of 7e+44ss==A=rriA
SS India Rubber Goods, q s5t y AN
suitable fog; persons going to 1850
Cafomla, such Beds, Pillows, Blankets, Leggns
CiOaks Pouches. Water Tanks and Bottles Drinking Cups
Bags, India Rubber Cloth, and Tents
A complete stock Of SADnLERY, TRUNKS and
HARNESS. at Wholesale and Retail at the loves market
prices. ~ Country Merchants and Saddlen be sup
piled with every article in line. kv Odes put up
with care. J. A. HORTON 4 co,
au7 d&W IS Common 81 and II Canal st
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TOOTE-ACEE CURED
IN LESS THAN ONE MINUTE, By Dr. AIENsING'S
TOOTH-dCRk ELE4IR, OF no charge 80 Ofics
CARONDELET STREET. "a door below GiTod It. +.
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a. d. COCHRAN a 20

81 Tchoupitoulas street,
GENERAL COMMISSION MERCHANTS and In.
u porters of FRUITS. NUTS, ETC., have for sale
POWDER-Ageney of the celebrated American ChTys.
tai Powder Company"
RAISINS-1)0 boxes NJ r and LAYERS,
CITR0NS-100 boxes fresh Genoa.
PRUNES-ln jars and fancy boxes.
PECANS-Z50 bags fine Texas
CaAmpAGNE-150 baskets, various brands
NUTMEGS-250 pounds Mol,
LOBSTERS-Agents for manufac'y j. CaldWell& %
MUSCAT WINE-In cases and casks.
FIGS-l0O0 drums, selected Smyrna.
PEPPER, PIN ENTO and RACE GINGER-3OO bagH
ALMONDS-l50 boxes aud bags Soft She'll
WIHESPOTt various qualities % quarter casks supeFio
old Medeira, in bond, etc
BRAZIL Nuts, PEA NUTS. Etc.
BUTTER-200 kegs superior St. Louis.
OLIVE OILr-2O0 baskets pints and quarts.
BITTER ALMONDS-20 trails
NTE-50 casks New Zante Guuants ieHtf
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Fnrther News bY the America.

The Baltimore papers which came through yes.
ierlay, have dispatches Of the Americas news
They are fuller, far as regards Hungary and
Italy, than those we have previously published.
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NEW YORK, via MOBILE and BIONT-
GOAERY- Ala, and OHARLBsrOM, S. Q.
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Through in Seven and half Days-Stags Travel
Reduced TO Ninety three Miles.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1849-08-18

tire in the case. YOU love-~perGp, I, (waen
borh,) we love--potential, tconsrqupli-
tlal "crescil et'-cctera,--,hat is. in the
best, h!gh-fer-utin Dutch -"reSpossi
ities,' in tucks, and troWserloohs, Of the
short "to4s'' order, or pa'trrn.-I be-
lieve l nigh, irst as well stick peg
; here, and quit, as anywhere else: for see
no end to it but coming to period, Gan
end or "tuI stop as my old spelling
took used to teach ire. (and always un-
derstood il, when 'the MASTER quit an,
grating the iud nron my back. "to teach
the Young idea how to shoot that is,
10 ,'spront.'---and thought, your sprout-
!ns's poor business, II well followed.
So l tonk to Aegging--my spro0;s, Il W
seq But before li-na-!r, viii say, IL
ha-y, that ot'li things give me peace
and quiet. / dom care SO much for the
praise OF men, (what l. II, tn" breath Of
applause, bat ","s:ing breath, like as noO
as do toC the CAIN sweet quiet OF a lniad
at ease, at rest, Ib"t's quiet, that is
4 iet'-that Is, lis "som-''-no aching
tooth lin til" wayl Of chsgnn, r"rnoFse, or
discomfort, for me-. My motto is easy
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Ireland.

V1s,r OF THE While official person
ire preparing TO celebrate the visit of the Queal
with festivities and Examinations, n poet in TIN
!, ishman breat hes such welcome to the Roya
,uosl as follows:
the SECOND ADVENT
Shout yourselves hoarse, We supple slaves,
God grant it do you God!
Bnt carpet first the frequent graves.
Nor let the dead intrnds--
Make bonfires of these ghastly bones,
That ne'er have buried been.
And drown in Pnan-hymns the groans
OfScul and Skbbereen!
She comes, make every window bright!
Prepare the worthless show
'Twould wiring her woman's heart outright
To learn one half your woe.
Reveal no, how they fled or died ........
Who loved yon to the last;
But lose in one DAYS tnsel pride,
The future and the past.
Even while Royal l,lies wait
Fair seas and fiv'ring skies;
Far to the south with dolefiil freight,
A lonely vessel llies!
Oh! turn yonr thoughts from all the glaro
That cheats your eyes around,
And see your noblest pining there,
Your best and tfuest bound.
Alas! ioi them lis vain to weep
Assume "A cheerful smile,
And rouse the tones Of joy that sleep
Long silent through lite Isle
She knows not. she can never know,
What Sutierngs ours have beem---
Then daub with red the checks OF woe,
And fly to greet tho Queen.
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Rrscu' Of .9aarcon Sailors at Japan. We
| learn from the Ch'@a mat, that tie United
States ship Profile has returned from Japan,
whittier she was desptt by Comnied ore IL.
issneeT for the purpose Of bringing away some
mcn belonging 20 A'neli an whalof L4noju-
In this Capt G!ynn la Succeeded, having rss
casd Thirteen OF he whal0r's men, and one sAa.
nina named Aicfjonald, who Il year ago a hs
own req@cal, Eoceiged his discIIer:- l,c,n the
Plymonth, "hacr. aud was put ashore al Mats
MAJ. shortly after landing he was made II pr,s
oner, and conveyed 10 Nang asa!.i, where be-
was kept in close custody and underwent ire
qHe'.t examinations; but without being aware
that, for many months, uunher of his follow
conntfymcn were confined within short dis
lance of his Il. Nethcr Capt. Glynn nor
hnv Of his oil GERS or crew weIc suffered to land.
tut uthcrwis thy yec'ivei no dsGour,Gsy, on
the "onirary, everything they were; supposed to
want was iCuGurli. bat dacisned, solely because
tho .iapenese would accept OF 10 payment. o.
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the Mexican war Each officer who
keep servant Is allowed TO draw for
him 81 month, besides So 80 a month
for clothing and one ration day. In
stead, however. Of keeping servants, he
oific rs took r.sn h3m the ranks who
did no duty, hut dr-W their pay VI sol.
diers while the officers each roche!ed
the $3.50 month and the one 70, On "a
day. In compliance with the laws OF
The United States, description ofeech
servant had to be made when the money
~ hun was drawn and 10 prevent detso
TON or their being recognized asso dirrs
who should have been on duty. the SER
wants were described altogether fom
their true appearance. Thus tai tow
h ad d gaut,t Fermonter. who art.d as
servant Tor a Li.uienant ofthe 18th Regi-
mint was described IS bla X wooly,
headed, feet 5 inches .lgh, &C. This
is an Interesting subject, and the investi
CATION will probably throw mach light
Oh army tactics. IN. Y, Sun.
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I.ocoFoco parloY. he truth in nut
She'll irnm h" Savannah Republican:
lInt The whcle truth of the matter is
tlis: The wa in advance upon the ad
enumeration has been gotten up, not be-
cause there has been anything Hike pro-
scription, hut with 4 view TO prouoEe it.
7 he wirr-workers know III the ianguaae
ortlie Union, }hat "the organization and
efficiency Of the Democratic party can
not be kept up unIes. they force Cen
erai i'aylot INTO : aystem removals u?
on political e.onnds They are willing
to sacr ica every Democrat in office. in
order to carry out his scheme, for hey
know that ii their friends are turned out
they viii work hard TO get back at TIE
next election, al d that they cannot rely
upon heir aid il they are retained
Hence ali these lamentations; hence all
these crocodile tears and fil1era oFatioas
over the 'bIoody axe" and the 'rerorse
les gullotine.o They are endeavoring
to excite their party by making it be-
lievp that the very state things has al
ready occurred, which hey ale seeking
10 provoke.
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Stick TO ycur Eusineys.

Tfyou have set up ia business, but do
not succeed as we'll as you Anticipated, be
not ANXIOUS to chang. Stick to your
business. and IN the long run, you will
have no reason to regret il, Cali to
mind the rich and succrsstnI men o!
your acquaintance, AMI you viii find
they al! commenced business an! stuck
TO TEAR in and year ou'---in duh
times as well as in prosperous times.
The changiog-the uneasy, never seem
to yet ahead, but are toreyerln the studs.
Il is difficult to find man who mas pur-
sued a regular business tor dozen year
who has not proSpcred and made none =.
he ma have lost it a-ain, BY bad debts
IT "Idorsements, or sprculatoes, but in
business he wa prosperous,
To vou young man, We would say,
stick 10 your business. BE not easily
persuaded 10 make a charge, no matter
how golden the prospects held out 10
you. Toa are sure and safe where yen
are: In another situation you may be
ruined. Thousands may have failed by
change, when score have made their
fortunes.
There is no danger, il you slick 10
your business; are economical, and do
not credit too much. Credit Is the ruin
Of hundreds. A, least ter per cent, Of
all you sell on credit you may put down
as lost. Before you thus venture trust
for your goods, it will be we'll IL count
the cost Dyprulsnce and tndus'ry--hy
a careful loak oat--hy being constant al
your business, we see no reason why
YOU may not calculate upon success, w"
are sure we WILL not TAI! while you at
tend to your own affairs. and let sprcuia
items ard wild Schemes alone
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20 Acres.

49, -sSAS
more or less. living and being IN Cecil Co
MI, CHE mile from Principle Furnace,
adjoining the lands of James Gillespie,
John shaw and Others. This land is we'll
watered and in a healthy location, conve
nient to Churches, Mills, and Stores.
The Principle creek runs through said
land for haIfa mile or more, dividing
it as follows; about 20 acres on each side
OF SAID creek. The Improvements arc
upon the west side Of the creek; and con
I--rS sist Of 4 log dwelling, coop
H$s IA er shop and other small OUT
s-3=i.sEia bindings. The land is of
&--='' : t--@-<zo good quality, about IS acres
is under fence; aud in a good state OF cul
tivation, about 3 acres in good grass,
with some good frnit trees on the same;
and upon the East part there is good
Scan Stone Quarry.
which from appearance is lneAhaustable
rhis stone has been tried in Principlo
rurnace, and has proved to be of good
quality; there is a good location on eact.
side Of the creek for Waier-workssnd
# undoubtedly holds ont to those wish
lue to engage in the manufacturing busi-
ness. seat unsurpassed by any in The
county.
Terms moderate, possession given on
the 25;h Of March next. For further
particulars enquire Of Vim. Logan ST,
who now occnpies the property: or
Samuel Logan living in CharIestown,
Who will show said property or give
any Information respecting the same,
Charlestawn July 2lst lS+9,-6w.
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4 Gard.

DOCTOR. y. G. II. EMORY, having leca-
ted hi,nselfat Port Deposit offers his profession.
al SERVICES to the inhabitants OF the village and
neinhborhood, he may be found at the Hotel OF
Mrs REYNOLDS! whero no boards, or at hts Office
Port Deposit, June 7th is43.
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FRAUDS ON GovERNmaNr.A awe undel
stand that petition is being got up, pray
ing for an investigation OF the enormous
irsuds practiced on government by Off
cels OF the United States Army during
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mean steal and who don't "knock under
"7o be well shakon,
Just before taken"
And, sirs, trust ne, all are fabricated
rsnk-p'son counterfeits, and,-
None gen-oo-ine,
Save this Of mine.
lest frauds YOU should endure,
Mark well mv signatnr'.
A-pAs k,LL-EN-svRE!
n +. To be had only olmy
solc agenL, Mr. kMocs-EM DOWN
al sile town vi sCcx-Ia-pu~S,
Price, one dollar, caeh-en,-IUwn
n B. 7. s. Al orG.rs comlaDird by tht
TN" thankfully received,
And promptly attended 10 and
most puiclGsily relieved,
Msrk--it is ,uy Practice
10 glyv ads ier grabs,
AK. alias, 80. X
To return, from this aggressive rA,rbe
Of he III Ed,-"be.e was l!--@ye, taking
about phiosophy, thok; yes, yes;--l
know hiiu,ophy like book yes, 'by
hea,!; bat ! fear, II, like sone very pi'
Gus, church. gadding ioyk's prayers, at
shy heart" say, kn'w It vel! -
nough, ana preach ii tolrraby: but prac-
us II "A"'ffaoIy,' IKE !he ma" "'ie
mo Vas '"trtaoie sven SICK. hu' "'"'-
e'a'nr 80 She rev He''t!1 Like some
r'oj'N"'d preach'ls, a"d Other ln2r'-Fas'N'
can r2"' better than yak, can SIl.ig
ait 'he preaching part, (Which m Oily
taking J hook i'"e, ana Sinkr'. hut al
the "'nrr, I'm rua'ea a i''iIe ''o"F %
'iT"rher,' :" 'he boy s3td. VINO ilAa o"'Y
c'rt'eF'a up 10 Log biV'Si'h." row,
'"s W",h Is $tt'' usIY' Fr'P''' h"f'' NJ
''a' "''' taO,tu"''y I''e'io'S N'''|''e"' ~
brH''s, Nan almost any "thrf po'loiiaF-E
man. ii"eaniHS, 'thr man IN 'hT moon
-- 'aUS- WHY SD IN or u"de'--s'i" NJ
mar" q, or h17"E'"g 10, L"nH. he moo"
--~'T.'' 'aE'n5 theF nom me luna ap'1y
sgn'i'ts ihe "-'y face whlch me man IS
sl"aFs making at US, his interiors, ne
look, doe" on.'-1es, say regard
thai so OF k'hdnes' as th"t Tsmo't ieatuIs
IN ch9ri'y's lace he? very "oNe-and no
Peg, , ~ lhat-but regular Roman
structure or eisvaton,--so'ne~hat ike
:, ':,.,
t'"" e.' NJ a''s 10 gay my mora su'''o"
Is ~ 1"'r'ng' 20 spawn ~ '''r j?'"'s' ~
'"'',"h, ~ h'oo ing 70 ~" al 'o".s'! /
s."5''' IyI2s, ny sen 20 ''I as aI'''i 40
H. H., some al .oG! 1' M lo'N'''S' ,'o's'5
u u, ne''' ~ I'''h iPa'" 10 look '''os9
ms. ~ =" ,a".a" al" ,''' 90 I" :;~v" q 49,
"Ne ing; pu' u s'ou''' ~" i 's1 Is '""
nc /: ho' Fa;ae '"r''on' ou. 'aA' u
4"'e''S .>sS ", ''Ss's 90 k''ssS' when ,,n'
s'7h' ''o'',e ',''i5s' Is ''.',a''' S''' ~
nay o. 'sE'" .! i''NE' '9. / S'".'''
mug tl's,'6 y I""s'' J. II '"'I "n''
II --'''' H't" 'Fff'' arc" mig III" h'''-
lT' . ".e' 's &c .i's.' N" water Pr"r.>n-
~ lates 'oo h'''~'' !" 'nr 'sf'S -~'""iii-
gre ti''ht' 90 "oc'. II Sr'E~S me '"|
,""t,F "'sti} P'.'s' Sts,'hS ,oH "r'T own
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sugar to London Excharg ss- on London, Colonial
Bark. 90 day., IL per cent prem maios Bank 90
days, Ia per cent do 90 days TX per do.
BrIDGETowr (BARBApoEs). Dec. Ia. 1S45.-The Island
Produce-The produce shipped from Bsrbsdoes to the
end tf last week amounted to ?6.647 hbds: lsJ7 tcs
and 4A97 bbls ~ s.uesr, equal to 67 hhds o,221
FUNCTIONS and Sc9 hhds ana i.S .o,s molasses; S4s
pacfsgss root; las packages ginger aud 2310
gou de- IF aoes. American Produce.-7 l32 bills. -four
and GAL do meal we're LANDED here last month
from the United States Proc. of American Produce
per kusb.l black eyed peas 81 2O crackers 81 25 per
Dbl prime pork Sll so per Dbl hams 1916 per ID |;
butter 1910 per ID lard l3c.: white pine lumber,
bscco Go. &c. per ID In rice pilot bread God fish,
salmon, mackersl herring, cheese and candles there
Is change In prices.