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Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1850-10-03
Heau tHe IOIIOWIHS WOhuerIuI euro OF
RHEUMA
and Enlargement of the Joints.
{ New YoRK, ID March. 1850.

5NEw YoRK, ID March. 1850.
! 3jthsreet near 9Th Avenue.
DR.. 8. p. TowNsESD-DEAR SIN | have been very
severely afflicted for four five years with Rheuma.
hsm and enlargement of the joints having been una.
BILE 70 sleep rest | had tried numerous remedies
without relief but since I have used your Sarsapa.
ra, am most happy to say that 1t has almost cured
me and you may publish this that others mny
receive the benefit of your invaluable medicine.
Yours, with respect MRS. SCOLARL
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1850-10-03

Tho following certificate is from Mr.. Btu
dy,tne celebrated DaguerreotypIsl:
Having been a afflicted very severely visa
Dyspepsia together with extreme WI okness
it was advised to take Hut hings Dyspep,i
tiiters, and havs every reason TO teyear
in bar srcrfec ly cured me. havesIn lfcll
10 symptoms Of return Of The disease and
he eve from lie effect it had on me that
W Il cure the Strst cases of dyspepsia
NJ. B. BRADY,
No 205 Broadway, N. Y.
The Proprieto- Of this medicine has receiv.
ed many other certificates OF cures, equally
remarkable, ofths various diseases for which
this preparation is applicable ; tu, the aho;e
are deemed necessary to satisfy any unprej.
udced mind Of its value and superiority
above all CtheI preparations.
Principal office, l-2 Fulton st., N. Y, up
stairs
Price, 80 cents per bottle, OF bottles for
So So G. G. c. HAZARD.
Novl Agent for Newport.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1850-10-03
MERCURIAL DISEASES.

BRANT'S PURIFYING EXTRACT 10 perfect and Dev.
on e0dotor Of III The effects V MrRcuRy, any Of tAs
various preparations al CALoMEL MERCURY, FROM ~
sys~r aud IL the Mood. psc,s and al he ysys
<isedscd. To their original, HEALTHY STATE.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1850-10-03

INFLAMMATION oil the KIDNEYS.
Ladies of pale complexion and consumptve habits,
and such are deblitatcd 10y those distractions
which females are liable TO, restored. by the
of a bottle or two, to bloom and vgor
THE NUMBER OF DISEASES mentioned
above, as cured 10y this preparation of Sarsa-
parilla, MAY SEEM LARGE; but we are, never
theess, PREPARED TO PROVE, by an EXTENSIVE
ARRAY or CERTIFICATES, that such is the FACT.
A fraction of the evidence which we possess
concerning each disease, would be received
before any JUDICIAL TRIBUNAL as complete
demonstration. 1t must be remembered that
all this frightful array of maladies, though ap-
pearing in an endless variety of forms, are
yet similar in their origin and causes; for they
all spring, directly or indirectly, from COR.
nUPr roUsrAiS. If the blood were in n pure,
healthy, and active state, it would drive all
these complaints from the system, and CHRONIC
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1850-10-03
Fits AND CONCLUSIONS.

These 0 arming and terrible complaints always
ppDpsd b . sersrsesent Of ths Nerves Ths BItr
Si-ss.s-l isp SLriD viii cure nearly evsrv ess
c. MoREHEAD. General sgen, for the y VI
-ssS.. isz Brosdp ~ New York
ER1 HAZARD, As-ni for N.ap5r,
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1850-10-03
COUGHS, COLDS AND

Consunptions, Asthma, Pleu-
risy, Phthisic, Splitting o
Blood, Hopping Cough, Bron-
chitis, and all Pulmonary Az
ections and Diseases Of the
Lungs and Chest.
is is thus spoken ofby cmi-
nent Physicians. One SAYS
uEor tho ahnyn nc,mnI,;n,.;,; =,
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1850-10-03
DANGEROUS SCROFULA

TEN Bottles Of Snrsaparilla.
II, them OsE BorTLE OF PURIFIER sells for ONE DOLL
BJtue of Sdysdpariua should sell for Ten Cents
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1850-10-03

BEWARE of travelling IMPOSTERS mho rep
resent themselves as my Agents, offering Dalley's
Extractor in THE OLD WRAPPER at "A reduced
price. ! solemnly caution the public against such
ISTERLCPERs and their POISONOUS HosTRuMs
My ONLY travelling Agents in the New England
States, are l. Is. ToUsEY and NJ. 5. BURR.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1850-10-03

READ
[From the n. Y. Commercial Advertiser Of Ma
Sd, 1851
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1850-10-03

and Nil impure chronic ds,d,c. Of s psGD are ul~s
I,f f'r
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VOLUME 1II.-NUMBER 81.

which he regarded as the righrs of religion-the
other, that which he regarded as the prerogatives
OF the crown until at last Louis Philippe, irritated
at the perseverance Of bis adversary, threw at him
ihls menace Sir Archbishop, Tiaras have bee
sometimes seen Destroyed "Yes, Sire, and yerg
often crowns " might have replied The Archoisbop
with an appropos the more prophetic, as it was then
the month Of February, 1913.
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A NIGuT WITH THE SPIRITs."-A eommu-
nication in The N. Y. Post, from one of the com
pany who lately summoned the Spirits at DIR.
Griswold's, says:
wish 10 correct an erroneous impression derived
from the Trhune's account of the evening we
spent last week at DR.. Grswod's. 1t would ap-
pear from il that the company gave eountenance
and Impulse to an absurd superstition. | think it
should be distinctly asserted that no opinion was
expressed on the subject at the time all of the
gentlemen then present, whom have since seen,
attribute the noises TO electric causes, and the
swers to accident AT all events, no one to my
knowledge, recognizes any supernatural agency in
the affair.
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REGULAR PACKETS.
g. - For BiIOxi-The splendid and fayorite low.
ellaattzE nreasure paeket steameT CALIEORMlA.

gs=s: + s ';s%s. a3. "A
"ad Bo rfs s G n on @Sg he
and r. R X on al ss Rs
Ct The Y gGocs mi e9r Rsta%ns leaves Biloxi or
Fare to Bay ST. Louis and Pas Christian. 90
f9S %S Mi''pR Ry GE6 a9f Agents. 10 Bank Place %
re For Mobile via hay 81. Louis, Pass
Ch.tisn Ms.sis.PPi CIV ,dRY Ss i and Pas
DAY throughout the season, leaving the New Canal on
A. N touching at the Ponehartran Raoad for passengers
by the O'Clock train on Tuesdays, and by the ~
be Wa5s on and
At m Fhi soseeG SsT Se 70 BaH Se o
Tuesday, and oIcoek + NJ on Friday will go forward i as
'idps s D For freight H. p1SSifSS GagRTfE e apoyd
tAkEE FAkEs sTgAMA TgFhAMEAR MNAySATEIF2aN SIiEFa GSM Bs
sszTsssA Packct-FoT Mandeyille, lewisburgh, Mad.
ay sn6 sssn.4 aad 6L3 81 & sa sl .
Will Ypg daily 5sskS S s he s5Gys place
Ths LaSs Era q a Rsioad p EVERY
after 6ss s sy ss 5 p esye s at O'Clock
leaves Coyngton Every Morning. at O'Clock CSundays
'sR!GtHG SS.If St Louis
mhas en- or hEWf5 nARfsE AEcUs.' / cSUR' soovinstOn.
L4Asf42 3 THGksD1Y PAtkET. 5 ? M.a.stsamer
H1zazkzzE1kE CLAH4Ay u Ienudtns, InHsUer-Ins Hnes
light draught steamer will leave for the above and nterme
diate landings, Every TIL URSDAY, at p. NJ.
Passengers from NewOeans going North may calculate
with certainty her time
je7 tlau CAMPBELL s. co. Agents, Mobile
e. NJ Vicksburg, WarrentOn and New Cnr-
LEAka9TEia thage Weekly Packet Steamer LONtNDlss,
fszzzszsz5z Jr.-EVERY FRIDAY EVEHING-FoT
VicksbuTg Wanenton, New Carthage and all intermediate
landngsThe magnificent and swift running passenger
steamer ,,l3 L9WNDE JR viii & so%%snee N running in ts
remain in the above trade during the For freight
passage, apply
apl3 Il T. B. SMITH, 96 Magazine st.
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THE FLOWER AND THE STARLIGHT.

From it. home on high, to gentle Howa,
That bloomed in lonely grove,
The starlight came at the twiligh hour,
And whispered tale of love.
Then the blossoms heart so still and cold,
Grew to its silent core,
ass-s And gave out perfume, from its inmost fold,
IT never exhaed before.
And the blossom slept through the summer night,
In the smile of the angel ray,
And the morn arose with its gaTish light,
And the soft stole away.
Then the zephyr wooed as he wandered by
Where the gentle flow ret grew,
But she gave no heed to his Blantive sigh;
Her heart to its love true.
TO cares the flower in vain;
She folded her sweets in her thrilling y
Till the starlight came again
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THE MYsrEYIous KNocklNeg.-The NswYork


correspondent of the Pennsy lvanian says:
/ went into Birnum's Hotel this morning TO hear
the " knockngs," about which all The town seems
running stark mad. Ddn't stop to examine
their ghostshps very particularly but noticed some
queer man9uvering between The ladies and snndry
me was indispensabiy necessary 10 the '' rappngs"
may be wrong. but that's my impression.
This exhibition - is in a very small room, in the
midst Of which stands very large table, and
around this iaJIe sit The company. The knock
ings " were respectfully requested to cume out, and
" manifest some where else but under the table,
They wouldn't, however, Such persons as car
red on a conversation with them, assured US that
in every instance they got correct answers.
One new revolution - leaked out, and that is
the ability of the spirits TO fureell future events
il had been out, in some of the newspapers, that
the ghosts would answer questions having refer
ence TO the past only. They have changed their
programme, ii seems. The humbug, if humbug it
is, will be sfted bye-and- bye.
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SAY FRascIsco, May 18th. 1850
has been exhibited in almost branch Of busnsss Up
the time The transactions have been very small
destruction V 50 large an amount Of property BY fire in
basnsss and rader he aooessne of asr t nm, n
TO rather dscouragmg but sueh the
deeTss and every day bring. an addition % p he SOCK 1e q
merehandse on hand That portion Of the el DESTROYED by
honEhIng mercantile houses IS already covered with
OF business go on the case previous to the 4 inst
The trade in the mining districts and in The hrv
ing The Improvement in this branch Of commerce
gon Islands and the lower coast The cearance at Ie
cpsFomhOuse and the arrivals from these places, show de-
Real eziae instead of deprecatng in value by the recent
renter q hat pofioa Which S & S.is fosss ssss @ nde s
g ns nsgf rents s, n amos ever Instance and @ By
the past week have been well attended and disposition
We notice desire to purchase the outskirts the
town. the motives for tins many eonem-
The demand for Flour and Breadstufs which we noticed
u report Of the lst be slightly declining
The daily arrivals are such as to affect pnces.
and small Cbian freely offered al our
quotations he change we have to notice the price and
in the quantity changing hands.
Lumber, the in importance, had quite during
the early pt OF The last week In consequences Of the demand
to rebuild after the fire bat the arrivals from the United
and from othsr paris OF he woE have been nusEoas,
% and III Tuesday were much higher thgR he ent On
rebuild town nearly half as large a san FFancc AZ
goes Offered At 30 We heaF of large sSante:
selling boaId $50, be delivered al Sacraplento.
l Scanting and high.
We have very little change in Provisions Prices
are about last reported fair demand for roces has
existed during the past week The Of Coffee and SugaT
not large. and there an evident disposition buy
at present high prices. In Brandes and Wines good
quality there better demand. Sales have been large
No change in the other articles of ade worthy
| notice
Money has been coming in as freely as was noticed last
week but by the sailing of the
VIII be observed The demand for money consequence Of
suspenslgn OF business by the fire has been great
The prevailing hgure per cent month. On good
/ curity for a longer leriOd to per
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NEW ORLEANS TUESDAY MORNING., JUNE 25 1850
TO RENT.

TT1O RENT-Very low to good tenant until lst Novem.
Der next with bs b Py5sss %s5s sS,b a5et be @ awner @ a
delightful residence on lamp street ionL a9o5 % below
rooms, kitchen, panty and cvery convenenoe Il has
sDS a Il 4 Tf I oee fesa'ed s ano III e.
N OOMs TO LET-Pieasant LO DGING ROOMS -.
du Boa ss BE- Sa No. 10 ais s ca%p s mS
INoR RENT.-The Building No. 8, Banks Arcade -
Il formerly occupied by John Calhoun, E;g, viii be I'D
Apply at No. q Natchez street. up stairs. NIL
TNWEIJJNG HOUSE FOR RENT-Ths large three
~ story Dwelling Hoqse. NO 10 S Mateez eacaa snes con
BUARDiYG HOUSE, having been kept ss such for IA
No. q Nate6ez street, np Stairs mylO
TI,O BE iE9F-A small snug office, with fixtures Ap.
Il ply at 25 BANK PLACE. ap2
0 RBNT-The SECOND ID s. sToRY L Sf Fsssit ss Gus
etc has Hosting Wheel and other convenences RentA
LSg as Can be :feH bTRBRDGG q sRHIBs co. the premises
TI'O LEASE FOR A TERN OF YEA &Yl$ARs.A most
SSaos iST e on Roas sss
street and LIS deph and front on ST Mary street Lafay A
S BRIGK BE%LHNG on Se Sorner a '00f
T. D. HAlLEs, Base st. Charles Hotel,
JNO LET-The Store No. q St Charles street. Pos 81
s session s''MS n BxRaETr 4pP G6 s Camp st.
LIOR sALE-A two,gtory Dwelling House in Apollo,
l. between Josephine and jackson streets, Lafayette -
The main house has four rooms two pantres galleries
I
and servants room, ont-buldng, etc. Pnce s2e0$l000
cash balance and Il months For parculan inquire
| on the premises Je3 1mt
| TE'O RENT-A neat Cottage House, No. q Apollo -
street-Rent, s40D per year from lst October, fl
yions which time it will be rented at 80 month A
Apply TO JOHN HURLEY, so Tehoupitou1as st.
je7 If or to A. o. JACKSON, 10 Apollo street
| FENO HENT-Two excellent COUNTING ROOMS =
Il the second floor, in one of the best situations
| iwIs DEWEY & CLARK. 81 Grayier st.
| cITABLE FOR RENT-The Stable lately occupied by
, Mr.. King, Graver street, between Baronne and Phil
isei8 Jo8N H, ELLIOTT & co. % Gravier st.
| LNURNIsHED ROOMS.-Soveral large. airy Rooms
IL very desirable for the Summer Season, be had l6
st. Joseph second door from ST. Charles st. je6 Am
| AlOARJING-A LADY AND GENTLEMAN ant
DIwo three Single Gentlemen, obtain board in
private family upon the most reasonable terms-S4 pc
weekly early application al No. 224 GRAyIER STREET
| between Circus and ST. John streets mills 3m
| INURNIsHED ROOMS no RENT, at SO -
| Il PHILIPP-4 STREET, bstsoeeR Common and s.
| GrGUier streets dS ~
| ENURNISHED ROOMS FOR RENT.-Pleasant =,
l. Furnished Rooms in the large twostory house, NE
with Galleries. the of ST. John and PerdidO
| streets. ms
| ~ OOMs FOR RENT-Several Roomsin Banks Arcade
II suitable ior Offices for Apply q Natchez
| up stairs. mil
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CREATING THE GOLD DIeeERs.-The Boston

JUUTHdI says.
Some time since we published one or more arti-
c!es stating that some unprincpled fellows Were
manufacturing and sending out to California an
imitation of gold Il appears that in one case thew
have accomplished their object. Three pieces Of
this spurious article were received in this city
few days since, weighing thirty-ive and half
pennyweights. Upon being melted down, they
turned out but eighteen aud one-fouEth penny
weights of gold-about so per cent. The rest was
an alloy of brass and copper These pieces were
sent to his wife by Mr.. Bancroft, who went out
from this port in the brig Sea Eagle. They had
more of brassy appea ance than the genuine
California gold, and had not the indentations made
by contact with the quartz, which all pure speci-
mems exhibit.
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Further from CaIIforp.a.

Our columns were crowded yesterday with all
the important news received per Falcon. vet we
were unable TO give all the interesting details con-
tanned in our files. We add the following.
The a-California has the following account
OF sad disaster, by which four persons were
drowned:
From the statement furnished US it appears that
on the evening Of the 27lh Of April, Eve passen-
gers Of the brig Cameo Iefi 81 GEORGES Point n a
whaie-boat, bound for Trinidad Bay. When some
ten miles cut. the sea being rough and the boat
eakiog very badly, they became alarmed, and cut
tor shore, when on landing their boat was cap
sized in The surf. The following named persons
were drowned; Mr.. Fitzgerald from Boston !: M
Frederick Arnold, from New Orieans; Messrs.
Wistof and Gruber, Germans ar Eugene On
Bertrand was saved BY an Indian, who jnmped IN
10 the surf to his assistance Mr. Arnold has a
wife and children in San Franeisco The boat
which proved so disastrous 10 these gentlemen was
indeed an Inflated one being the Identical one be-
longing 10 the Arabian, from which Messrs. Baehe
Browning and Peoples were lost
The town of Stockton is said to be increasing
rapidly.
Many complaints are made Of the smugofino
operations carried on by the Mexicans at The Town
of SOnora. The Mexican immigration slill con-
tinues, and is represented to be immense.
Another new placer has been discovered on the
SIanislaus, which is said 10 be wonderfully rich in
the precious metal. The placer has NOT heeD
worked more than month, yet several men have
made from ten 10 fifteen thousand dollars One
man who has only been six days al the mines took
out sixteen hundred dollars, which, like good,
dunful husband he has ssent home TO his better
hall. These dggings are only forty miles from
Stockton. IL is said that the water is nearly ex-
hausted, and that The miners will DC compelled to
| leave.
| The Stockton Times says that three men, in the
| space Of two weeks, took out S30,O 900 from one
| hole, at the new diggiBgs apOVe Sonora besides
| one lump weighing five pounds
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TO THE TRAVELLING PUBLIC.
NewYOrk via Mobile and Montgomery, Ala. and
Charleston, =. @.


tsEs z55.5s...z;s.sE Eiss5s.z!;ssE ssalSszE IT
THRO UG H IN IL DAYS.
Stage Travel Reduced to Ninety-three Miles.
NEW OF ORLEANS TO NOR MoBLEmBy Sls hs Daily Lge
SRGSaAa s5saT5y Rsyn9 and MfR L. 'i3
Gberson leaving NewOreans at "a P and arriving at
USlf ihfoSs6 PS1S Is boar nsf2 & 'o'N rare 90 lime
MSnIIF @ % MoSTsoMgREmBZ R;I tRf Dsi Line Of spps
irving at M9ygomsry "a day 2t 59l The he'll line Con
Johnson; SELMA, Capt. BqreI; DAN PRATT, Capt.
S1S By the Sl ba SR a Line are %
MONTGOMERY TO CHARLESTON.
NEW ORLEANS AND NEW YORK MAIL LINE
VIA GRIFFIN, ATLANTA AND AUGUSTA.
Monsaa M M q miles
2Rfs. Gn M M Sfa Saats M m. faffs Rafs,i:.: g g
A@@a M eSsgs eSTs.oo NIL P RaToad
Fae-MonteOmery to Charleston, aa6 90 Time through,
81 hours Rcludng stoppagessaging REDUCED to % miles
passing through Wesi Point La Grange and GTeenvie to
Grfnbeside Extra COACHES always in readiness to
forward any number OF through passengers without de-
" The Cars on the Railroad are of the most approved
consructon-those upon the Georgia RAILROAD provided with
state looms and berths, for night travel.
S 1s
n. B..SPassenger procuring Through Tickets of the
GREAT CENTRAL MAIL LINE,
VIA COLUMBUS, MACON AND SAVANNAH.
Montgomery, u a. Opelika ....l2 Rar ad 81 miles
Ope.ika Banesville.,l0 Stases.... 9
BaTueshlle II p Mucon..... RaiToad... 30
Macon Ssvannah... p. Railroad. 1870
Savannah -. Charleston. Steamer. LAO
Fare-Montgomery to Charleston, $23 50-to Savannah
$2l So Time through, l2 hours including two nights rest
| viz; at Savannah and Macon.
tS@ The Steam Packets composing the Chares and
BROOK and GEN CLINCH well known for their safety,
| neatness and sumptuous fare.
EY N charge tor meals or berths.
The Cars on the Central, Macon and Western Railroads
| are OF the finest description
| Staging reduced to nlnety-eght miles.
Two Daily Lines of Four Horse Post Coaches. from Ope-
hka imsve via Columbus, besides Extra Coaches, al
in readiness carry forward any number of through
| passengers without detention.
E1 For Through Tickets, apply to the Agent at the Ex
change hotl, Montgomery Hall, Madison House, Mont
| gomery, Ala.
N. B.-Passengers procuring Through Tickets of the
| Agent at Montgomery, will save about "a.
| CHARLESTON TO NEW YORK,
BY the DAILY Line of Sea Steamers to Wilmington, n g.
thence by Railroad 10 Petersburg thence to Philadelphia by
the established mail line, via Richmond Washin CIy
| and Baltimore. Through Tickets can be obtained Of E.
! WINsLOw, Agent, Wilmington and Raleigh Railroad Com
pany, Charleston, $. G. Fare, $50
| Steamships from Charleston to NeWYOrk.
| Steamships NORTHERNER and SOUTHERNER
leave Charleston alternately every Saturday, arriving in New
York on the following Tuesday. Fare So
eD~ Fare Through, Fifty Dollars. III
JET SHELDON Il POTTER, Agents, IS Camp st.
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e.. sIL AIR, Bgader aHd ;ietger, AZ ioA Juha
4. street contracts Tor BUILDING, FINISHING OF
sEPAiRlNG, executed with fidelity and dispatch. JOB
tNG OF H Kinds, done orde wi N promptness Resi-
slfNp# De 10 order iyl3 6mdEW
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L INIE-7OO barrels Utica for sale hy
Il iel5 HAYMAN \ HOLDEN. es Magalne St

CUM ARABIC-lO0O lbs. choice GUM ARABIC, IN
"a store, for sale by JAS. s. SHAW, Druggist,
d5 d&Wu Vsranda Corner
QLUE LICK WATER-Att the FALCON HOUSE,
- BY the Dbl. gallon or glass. my10
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4 TiNsON. Carpenter and Builder, No. 291 hluga
u. sir-at IN Side u Stewards old pace)-cOnstanty
On tamil an extensive OF Panel Doors, Blinds,
sash glazed or ungazsd All orders promptly filed at the
1,sipe~, and Dispatch mig ly
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2 EOMANOSA (5uccessor to Costa 4 Coz Importer
Hdup PrOducc, keeps constantly on hand large
oi CIGARS, consisting OF lmperales, Regaiss
GaEuure. CanOnes, Panetelas Dama Small Regaias Mil
lar Trb e0 ETC. from the celebrated brands of
Havana No. Front Levee, st. Charles and
(r1VIer streets New Orleans myS ly
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gs'.N sTi0I b 4 CO., iii5 Cosmos ST., between
ee} @ sgd BaE2nps BE9 sts, Deq5e,s i e iM,AIR6TwO
n'At. :, MONUMENTS, TOMBS, TOMB NIEl44444lASf
~u-"r CRAVE STONES, and MARBLE in oSNT1tFo
a. il-l ,lt varieties ThOmaston LIME Cal WV
g.. Ni.ASrER OF PARIS, Roma; - Hy- IN
tH5uu tEtlENT, PasIering ii AIR, White sand, ~
" --,L. N..aeoIn and Pittsburg FIRE.BRICk. my3
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HARTMELL,s WAsHINGToN HOUSE,

LNRANkLIN HOUSE, BILOAI : The subscribers
IL having leased the above well known establishment ll
beg leave TO say that the house has been thoroughly @
repaired and painted The house is spacious and the A
comfortable, aordng convenience for
wishing enjoy themselves during the Summer The Bath
Houses good The well known character of the House.
and the locality of Biloxi for Sea Bathing speak for them
selves The propretors pledge themselves that neither pains
shall be spared to make sher comfortable
The table will be at all tunes well supplied with the best the
market Affords together with fish and oysters every variety
The bar will be supplied with the very best of Liquors. all of
which have been selected with great The house will
hpl6 MITCHELL & SHORT.
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Ts'HUs. ID. HAII.Es, Broker, ST. Charles Hotel Build
ing fourth door from Common street, office OF IL. Davis,
notary public, New Orleans will buy and sell Landed
Property; ub ain Loans MOgage Discount Notes.
as AppraIer and Expert adjust Accounts; make Copart
uelp Settlements intends residing in the city during the
Summer, and viii Agent Tor owners of property;
lOr is fair valuation; draw lease col
lec rents, and attend Agency business in
eral. mh15