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Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1850-07-19
sICKLY AND UNHAPPY WIVES.

Ertract Of a Letter from a OeRHeHan IN D"ytoh "
"DAYTOS, May l. 1871.
CDR. A. NJ MAURlcEAu-Mg Dear Sir; The
Married Woman's Private Medical Companion Tor
which enclosed one dollar to your address, came
safely to hand, | would not have troubled you with
these few lines, but that | am impelled by sense
of gratitude for myself and wife, to give utterance
to our sincere and heartfelt emotions
My wife has been percephby sinking for some
three years or more in consequence OF her great an
guish and SUFFERING some months before and during
confinement; every successive one more and more
debtated and Frustrated her, putting her life in i'm,
mnent danger, and which was, the last occasion,
desparedof supposed that this state of thnsswas
inevitable, and resigned myself to meet the worst
At this time now about two months heard your
book highly spoken Of as containing matters
reaen "a 70 you r P sr rsIirR6is 9 ny
mind and the Joy its pages impaired to my wife on
learning that the great discovery Of NJ. M. Desc
n,eaux proyided remedy. II opened prospect to
me which little conceived was possible No pecu
MARY consideration can ever repay the obligations
am Under to you for having been tho means OF I'M,
parting to US the matters contained ia The Married
Womans Private Medical Companion But for
this, ere another year would have passed over my
head in all human probability my wife would have
been in her grave and my chdrenleit motherless
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1850-07-19

STORRs 81 LANGDoN have just returned from New
y York with lot of RICH PLAIN CHANGEABLE
SILK Fine Satns,
4qs Black, very heavy and highly use'd for dresses.
May Is, 1850. 20
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TRsE OLD TEA sl RE

| WHERE the true genuine honest article be ohtHn
w ed, al an houest price, is still doing an immense hu
| siness in this line. SNORRS l.NNGDUN
I NAV Is; 1880. =
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1850-07-19

DOUGHT at Fosters Auction sad sacrifice from Bns
ID ton cost, just received and win be sold cheap enough
for cash, STORRS x lANGCON,
May % 1850. -
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Silk Goods.

A LARGE assortment and prices win be reduced from
u to-day. All should call soon. II. KING.
May is, 1850, 20
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1850-07-19

STORRS & LANGDON have gone more extensively
" than usual into the Cothtrade and have just received
a prime Stock Of high finished GERMANS FRENCH
BROADCLOTIlS and DOE SKINS.
Mnntpe Ter. Nav Is. lcll. q
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Liberation.

'HNnlS may certify that have given my son Granville
"A richardson his time during the remainder of hls mi.
oy and claim none of his earnings or paw any debts
o' 9ls contracting after this date. s. G. RICHARDSON
Northfeld, July 9, 1850 S3r,oa
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$1,000 G ash

81 TORR5 & LANGnON
July 10, $50. %
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FOR SALE,

FENHAT valuable property in Montpelier village, long
! a and flvorlby known to the public, az The
shepard Tavern stand,
rs offered for sale upon terms that cannot fail to make
1t good investment for the purchaser.
Apply to S. B. COLBY
Agent for the Projectors
Montpelier, June 26 1850, 26-f
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Cash Paid for Wool,
bv STORRS g. I.ANGDON
100 Dozen SCythes,


OF the very best stamp for sale by the dozen single,
by sToRRS K LANGDON.
June 10, 1850, "a
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1850-07-19
Hiram stnGord,s Estate.

THE subscribers having been appointed by the Hon Pro-
bate Court foI the District of Randolph Commission
crs receive, examine, aud adjust all clms and demands
of all persons, against the estate of Hiram Stafford, late
Wamstownn said district, deceased represented insOl
vent, and the term of SIX months from the 9TH day of
june 1880 being allowed by said Court to the creditors of
said deceased exhibit aud prove their respective claims
before GIVE NOTICE, that will attend To the du-
ties Of appointment the dwelling house Of And'w
Burnham, in Niamstown, in said District, on the first
Saturdays Of July and October next, at O'clock in the af-
ternoon, on each Of said days
ANDREW DUFUR, O'""'
WiIlinmstown, june IS, 1850 3w2G
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NTORRS ( LANGDON have lately received Il arge sup
Npy Of lack and Chan geabe, Coiored iIk Shaws which
will be sold lower than usual
May 90, 1850. %
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III ew Goods.

STORRs B. LANGDON are now selecting TIER spring
| ~ Goods in New York and Boston, and viii be sending
them forward daily the present week.
April %, 1850.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-07-27
NEW ORLEANS MARKETS.
CRESCENT OFFICE,

SATURDAY morning. July rs loOO
For the week just closed market has been quite dull in
every department. operations in articles having been
restricted by the high prices asked, and in Others by limited
stock Cotton advanced fully c during the early part of the
week. but such few sales could be effected and nearly
all the advance lost before the close The pnepasaes
of Tobacco have been private evidence of feeble
prices Sugar, owing to the small supply. has improved
04c " ID. Flour has remained wthoutimprovemen either
in the demand or prices In Corn moderate business has
been done and with reduced stock and light receipts the
rates have slightly improved. Pork has sold at rather lower
figures and Bacon Except the better qualities of Hams) has
been dull at rather reduced prices Lard has been in little
better request, but without improvement in rates.
The steamer Asia leave Liverpool on the 18th ins
and as she expected make short passage, her
accounts are overdue. The Atlantic which vessel left Liver
pool on the 10TH reached NewYor the 2st and her ad
vices reached us yesterday morning.
Our weather has been extremely warm and dry during the
week. The city is very healthy.
CorTON-The Cotton market opened on Saturday with
out animation, and during the day only 800 bales sold,
Dhhgng iu prices On Monday morning the arrival of the
America was announced with advces of an advance in the
Liverpool Cotton market of sd " h. and of sales during the
week preceding the 9th inst of 60 bales This favorable
news induced factors to advance c upon their rates. which
already exceeded the views of buyers and consequently the
sales of that and the following day barely reached 1900 bales
On Wednesday material concessions on the part of had
the effect to bring forward only or three purchasers who
took about lOO bales ut the closing rates of the previous week.
The demand was still more limited Thursday and the
business reached only 400 bales Yesterday morning the ar
rival of the steamer Atlantic reported by telegraph the
dispatches giving rather inconsistent accounts Of the yepool
rates. which stated have advanced another I'D he
the quotations given the those previously 70.
ssvSd Tbs sales Of the four days preceding her departure
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SUICIDE. = Yesterday the body of Patrick
An inquest was held, and verdict rendered.
committed suicide" Mr.. McKewan, we under
stand, was an old and well known citizen of Vicks-
burg He arrived in this city about ten days since
and during the time associated with class of per-
sons who kept him in constant state of excite
ment from dissipation. On Wednesday he rode
down to the Halfway House, on his way to the
Lake. with one Charley, late a bar-keeper at the
American theatre saloon. After drinking at the
house, McKewan publicly stated that he intended
to drown himself, and suddenly Withdrawing from
his eomrade, he went to the bank of the canal,
plunged in, and never again to the surface
until found yesterday.
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CoMM1TTED.-Manuel Espinosa having threat
ened to take the life of Francisco Lucena and also
made violent demonstrations with bowie knife
for that purpose, he called upon yesterday to
answer before Recorder Genois The offence being
proved, Espinosa was committed to the Parish
Prison for six months in default of bail to keep the
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-07-27

In our report of the Thomas case yesterday, Re-
corder Caldwell thinks that we have, though unin-
tentonally, done him injustice With every wish
to be correct in our reports, we add that we have
since learned that the Waterman accused by
Thomas was sent for by order of the Court; that
he did not appear, and was fined for not being pres
emit Thomas was informed by the Recorder
that he could prefer complaint, but he refus ed to
do so.
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NEW ORLEANS CATTLE MARKET.
JEFFERSON CRY, I

Friday Evening, July rs, 1850.
Arrived during the past week. 1l90 Calves AZ Cows 45
Sheep, and $40 Beef Cattle good supply of the various
descriptions for the SHAMELESS excepting Hogs has continued
on sale.
BEEF CATTLE-Prces of Beef Cattle range at 9sl@
524c q ID net, the latter figures for fine Western
HoGS-Hogs, which scarce, may be quoted 4D6c
p ID net.
sHEEP-We quote Sheep at 81 25t0$2 rs p head.
MICH COWS-Those in market are mostly of inferior
descriptions and prices barely reaching SIS y head.
CALVES-There has been heavy supply of Calves on
sale We quote prices at "a 00GD$6 so " head.
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"a 900 bales The effect Of this news upon our market
uncomfortable, and the days sales embraced only 800
bales making the total business of the week 81OO bales
divided among buyer for England Spain, the Medier-
ranean and the North. We repeat with slight modica
TONS our quotations Of last week, corresponding with the
closing rates yesterday The receipts proper at this port since
e Isl september are 7S6 H bales against Os5 25 the
time IN ls49 and at all the Southern ports there i now
a decrease of 656 4O6 bales.
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her purse while taking bath in Cont street, ac-
cused one of the employees of the establishment
with abstracting the funds. An examination yes
terday showed her error, and the man was dis
charged.
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FOUND DRowNED.-A colored man, name un.
known, was found floating yesterday in the rivel
near Mr.. Gantier's plantation. An inquest wa.
held and verdict rendered accordingly. The de-
ceased was dressed in cottonade pants with broad
leather belt-he had also piece of black ribbon
tied to his arm.
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A. F. COCHRAN d CO.,

A. f. COCHRAN d CO.,
GENERAL COMMISSION ME ESRsEE1HfpAtSSs sr n1d D
" rect importers Of FRUITS, NUTS, WINES. etc.
CAROLINA SEED COW PEAs-5OO bushels genu.
inc, imported direct from Charleston
ElGS=l00O drums new Smyrna, superior Eeme;
kAIsdINNSSIn granite nt to suit PgIehssse;
RSS Sse sos Slt ns os
PECANs. Brazil NUTS and PEA NUTs-s5O
gEF$5Eks,1 II Rae 9SGf!' GINGER ste7 !. bags.
STAARCaa17iAgency Of Heth. Floyd & Co.;
ss a ana Quarter So2s
BRANDIEs.-V Various qualities;
ORANGES AMY biIs osP9Rs @ and
DD I ~ kinds Of FoEeig1 Fruits, etc;
CITRONS-S00 boxes superior Genoa Citrons
BRANDY CHERRIE ESD cases fresh, landing;
MACCARONI AND VERMICELLI-9O0 cases fresh
ELRE:ckA st1SlEf boxes first quality No.
POWDER-Agency of the celebrated American Chrys-
POWDER Fd7 iS dpi oil
COLEAIAN's PATIENT gNDULATORY MILLS.
w manship and the best materials FRENCH BURR
isis '' E. j, HART & CO., 70 Tchoupitoulas st.
Planters and Others wanting the best and cheapest
vel % o @ a 90
wf as we ss % f Po Rsrd p PRIZE s O ia
$500; and warranted to perform to the satisfaction of the
DurchsSer.
PgMPs AND BATHING APPARATUs, .3S;
Holm MCCARTHY, PLUMBER, No. l34 CAMP
y STREET, New Orleans, has Just received anew 3
GSOn sn Range Is Bais F15s and Shower
Of every DESCRIPTION Ship and Steamboat work promptly
put Up and repaired Az orders Orn~RtlV atende to-
CLEMENT AND PLASTER. 1850 bbls. Denman's
~ and Nelson Browns Rosendae Cement, and Woiher.
'pSGS6 iGt "' John sTR6Ub q CO. et is Common st.
GYRUPs-5 cases Raspberry and % do. Strawberry Sy.
- rup superior article, in store and for sale low, in
jyS SUI '''''-'' S. WOLFF, Is Gravier street.
TTIOBACCO-The AmbrOsa anti nervous Chewing To.
bacco, in fine Walnut eases with lock and key, very
'nG'S s "'' E. s'Js HART IA Co. 70 TohOupitoulas St
S sgSsd Ppo3 Market and
Hams TONGUES, of the finest quality, smoked and in
pS %1 store Sff tx III EsroueHToN % Camp st.
CALT-Coase and fine Liverpool Salt, in beaohed and
p Qnbeached sacks for sale deliverable either this side
h or " the Brooklyn g6AS fSo A Bank * p.e.
I AND WARRANTS ss, WANTEp.1 1ls and 40 A
l. Acres wanted %s: A B9sN z aita sbkhY'
CINGER-lO boxes Canton GINGER,
jyH "a rchoupitoulsst street.
EREsH GOSHEN BUTTER-Per steamship Ohio.
jy17 store anu '0' ia' D. GRIEFF CO. Old Levee.
bright VARNIsH--A superior article for ships
ia pf %is for 'a W HfIi tx DEWEY 81 eavs st.
tgUIIEh-loO kegs prime st. LOUIS TICK.
ID A. F. COCHRAN & co,
jyT "a Tchoupitoulas street.
CURRANTs-l5b barrels Curants Just received per bark
jyls x. F. COCHRAN s co. "a TchoupitOulas St
ORANGE FLOWER WATER.-i6 tin cans Of SUI:
~ pero quality and OF direct importation lust received and
for sale by iys BARELLI & co. 81 Common st.
EXCHANGE ON NEW YORK At Sight Short
e sa 30 g a Ss ga ss z CO. C 1 T.
FTIEA-Hyson and Young Hyson half chest and 10 ID
il boxes; 100 packages in store and for sale by
jy19 E. J. HART CD. 70 Tchouptouas st
CUGAR-Crushed and Powdered Philadelphia and New
- York; 100 bbls. in store and for sale by
jyl9 f. ]. HART Il co. 70 Tehoup0uas at.
VNTOOI-6 bags for sale by
Es tx y' 81 SsP fFsS WI; a.
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SERIOUS AssAULT.-James Siddons was ex-
amined yesterday before Recorder CALDWELL on the
charge of striking John McKenna over the head
with log of wood, and seriously wounding him,
The defendant was sent before the First District
Eourt
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C. A. ABERCRoMBIE.
BOAHDING HOUsE,

No, I21 GR.4TTER STREET, betloeen 50. Charles
and Car0Rdelet, door from corner of CdrOnde.t;
MRS. WILSON respectfully informs her f..st
AN1 friends and the public that she continues in the I'D
above eligible location occupied by her during the Es.A
last years, and prepared accommodate her friends
and those who favor her with their patronage From
long experience and the very desirable and convenient
location of her House. she feels confident Of being able 70
give satisfaction all who may favor her with their
KRATE. do lyd&W
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nrB, Dentists. q. BOARD

SMITH & BOARDNAN, Office North corner of La
- ayeite Square and St. Charles street. would cal the az
tenton Of suffering humanity their superior Operations
the preservation of the TEETH The preserving per-
manenty caTeous Teeth that few practitioner have
yet attained calling forth does ali The skill Of The
most scientific operators and we feel duty advise
valuable auxaes health take the earliest pporsnitv
in having them cared for nthe insertion OF ARTIFICIAL
TEETH especially full SETS take especial pride and care
so constructing them to defy the scrutiny and
guaranty all instances complete satisfaction. In diseases of
The Gums and Teeth in general all find cheerful and
candid advice gratis Numerous persons who have tested
their practice in all its branches both the city and country
favor. via tai q
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aARTMEt "a M "a HoIsh I,

Va. 223 C4ESNUTSTREET,P HIL.4DELPHL9.
EEHHE undersigned would inform his Southern and
4 friends that this SPELENDID HOTEL, which "A
hs been under his charge for several years. been M
elegantly reftted, enlarged and reurnished in the
fashionable and the entire organization Of de-
parment complete. The splendid suit of apartments
be had at all times by giving few hours notice.
The central and fashionable location of the WASHING.
city for Ladies and Families visiting Phadephia either upon
business peasure and there shall be exeons spared
have continue merit the liberal support it has heretofore
received. II. j. HARTWELL,
&S" The House has Warm and Cold Baths always in
readiness. my7 W.T.
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PORT OF NEW ORLEANS.
lTITUDE 40 81 3 .-Lonarrup 200 W.in rim. "A

- ~ W w I'D ilNtes N
Cleared YESTERDAY,
Ship Moses Wheeler, King, for Liverpool
Ship Isacc Newton, Bush, for vso and market AO's
Ship Elizabeth. Gross, for Havre Jenkins A. Raddendc1
Ship Susan Lord Curtis, for Cette Jenkns Buddendori
Schr Oregon, Trenis, for TampicO. d W,cki1am
Schr Bonita, Sblsa, for Vera Cruz RarelIi K 20
5clr Eliza ) Leiper, Harrison, for Corpus Christi
Schr Alice. Miner for Pensacola % n's fInsIsat
schr ChipOla, Cordson for Apaaehieoa, Rogers &co
Arrived Yesterday.
Ship Middlesex, Loveu, 20 days from Boston, to G. w
schr Jane Elizabeth. Goodspeed day. from Point Isabel
schr Madonna, Mcneil. sdsys from the New Ba.in--,O
master-3d my. ~
STEAMBOATS,.
Natchez No q Leathers from Vcksburg304 bales COTTON
Caddo, Graham, from Shreveport bales cotton
Gypsy, IRE, from Bayou SaFa-9 bales cotton.
South America, Logan, from Cincinnati.
Saranak No 2, Mcintyre, from st Louis.
Jas L Day Bates. from Mobile
Towb0at Swan. Shutz, from the Passes.
Towboat Die Vernon, Smith, from the Passes.
Memoranda.
The steamer saranak No. left 81 Louiseft ST Louis on
the 18th nstn port for New Orleans, Iowa and
Alton The steamers Aleck Scott Sulsana Autocrat, I'm
Gle SAM Josiah Lawrence Grand Turk and Hannibal laid
up. Passed steamer st Cloud Cairo, bound down. Re
ports 81 feet from st Louis Cairo, and falling
slowly.
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COTTON AND TOBACCO STATEMENT.
Stock on hand, Sept. /, 1873. -. ISL as IL s96
Received past week .,...... 2.308 Liza
previously ....... ST., e02-620, 21O 5S8S0-65103
rxu...., - ssa.685 $3.50
previously :. .7s5, 77s-79s.4 sl 44,6es-47. 1s2
Stock on hand, not cleared. ....... ..94,2H OsN
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nAPHNEHOFEL-HO WaRD' S-The undeIsign

4 AFHNEHUIEL 'S-Ihe undersigned,
~ tor several years the conductor OF the well known 49,
Hotel and fashionable watering place DAPHNE, fafi.t
situate in Baldwin county, Ala, the eastern shore is
OF Mobile Bay ten miles south east of Mobile, most ILL
with their families and enjoy the natural beauties and attrae
tive accommodations OF the place, for the
lie intends conduct his house in such style of taste and
excellence make The resort of the country and every
way worthy of the most liberal patronage.
Those visiting DAPHNE will have the advantage OF
0yng Shower Bath unsurpassed in the Southern country
being supplied by Natural Fountain dischargng hun
dred gallons OF water per minute strong Chalybeate
Spring also the premises very beneficial to those whose
health require the of Mineral Water
For Salt Water Bathing commodious house has been
erected.
Low pressure steamboat will leave this place every
nlng for Mobile, and return in the evening.
Applications for Board should be directed me, care
OF J9HS TICKNoR, ESQ.,, Mobile, Ala, .,
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Crescent asOss anO Sob q Jrtnttns DaHer.

Crescent AsooA anO Sob y Irintins 0sHrr.
% The PrOpstors Of the Daily Snd Weekly Crescent respect
fully their friends public that thew have scsnv
made considerable additions their job establishment and have
placed under the charge Of Mr. Les Wis GRAHAM who has
been long known in this city senen high capabilities
the art The material Of the Office being complete and nearly
all new, they are prepared o all kinds of
BOOK AND JOB PRINTING,
with the least possible delay uho 1t
who may favor em with patronage Particular attention will DO
given TO The printing Of Ia WYERs' BRIEFS
LADFNG, INSURANCE. BLANKS,
BILL HEADS, NoTARIJtL AND CLERKS BLANKS.
BOOK HEADINGS, sTEAMB DAT BILLS,
CIRCULARS, STEAMBOAT CARDS,
DRAY RECEIPTS, PosTEB.s AND HANDBILLs,
COTTON RECEIPTS. CARDS, ETC. ETC.
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RACHELOn,s HALI-ATM ANpEYIILE, :.

3ACHFIlUIt7S HAIfl-AT MANDEVILLE, 49,
ID Opposite The Main WhdEf.-The undersigned fsssf
have the honor of informing the public, that they ii
have gust completed establishment Vaudeville,
opposite the large Wharf, scale of magnfcence and
comfort calculated to fill the void that has long been felt
IN tins delightful summer retreat II has been their aim to
make this establishment fashionable and desirable
combining the comforts of Restaurant kept in the most
approved and recherche style, with Wines and LIQUORS oil
the most choice and varied kind
Dinner will be served either the table or according
10 the bill OF fare Attached to the Restaurant will be found
aBAR, at which only the best Liquors and Wines will be
dispensed.
Connected with the establishment likewise handsome
Billiard Room, provided with excellent cues and where anna.
country life
In fine propeors left nothing undone to make he,
establishment an agreeable resort No has been spared
the various comforts for those who may honor Them
with their patronage.
N b. There Barber and Hair Dresser attached to the
above establishment.
myis ii BERTRAND COMRE AZ CO
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TEtE subscriber respectfully invites the patronage of -
Il the TRAVELLING PUBLIC, confident that fAsFsf
hs supply the wants of the Transient Visiers NH
Montgomery well any of his Competition Those lsssA
who going returning from the North, O5tAin
MEALS ALL HOURS, TO suit the arrival and departure
the railroad and steamer. fine four horse OMNIBUS
constantly tn aendance convey passengers to and from the
boats 70 tIe caIa free Of charge. The accommodations
equal any other establishment in the town, and being
reduced offer additional inducements the travelling
public The Stewards, Cooks and Servants engaged
and pains will be spared 70 render the Of ves pleas
antaJ hgTeef bic.
an2J &Wt. C. A ABERCROMBIE.
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PLANTERS HOTEL-NEW ORLEANS = The
undersigned begs leave to inform the public that "a
he designs keeping the above establishment open all A
summer and that he will accommodate at very -k!EA
reduced rate those who wish locate permanently Fam-
les especially, who wish excellent and good table,
10 call Immediately; also, gentlemen who simply wish Board
(yithout Odgngl will be charged at exceedingly low
Tate The public's obedient servant,
VI 3u NJ MURRAY.
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IEnANKLIN HOUSE, BILOXI- The subscriber.


Il having leased the above well known establishment IL
neg leave 10 say that the house has been thoroughly f
sbaired and painted The house is spacious and the
looms comfortable, aioTdng every convenience for persons
Houses are good The well known character of the House,
ard Inc locality Of Biloxi for Sea Bathing speak for them.
ive The propetO pledge themselves that neither pains
r peps shall he spared make sher comfortable
The liable will be al all well supplied with the best the
e affords together with fish and oysters in every variety
HE bar viii he supplied with the very best of LIQUORS, all ri
which have been eeged with srsat care, Tbs hnnss viii
s,GsSs''a Oh Wv 'Sn 'a''s' MITCHELL b sHnaT.