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Oar Warrington Correspondence.

WasHI-oro,, May 10. 1850.
Sale Of he E,pubhe-Fpnny .i,rsrge-enf-Rer.raI Of
hs days Of JeAa 7pl,r-.s nee ssafhe,n Organ
The Republic having had the sudacity 10 announce
its contempt Of the cabinet the editors called to
account at cabinet meeting last week and Il sppear.
that Bult neither to BE- driven nor persuaded
from his course 8, was resolved TO buy him out aud
put loyal editor In his place IL has been DONE
and Mr Allen A. Hall late whig editor At Nashville
but at present Assistant Secretary Of the Treasury is
henecforward to edit the concern the organ of Mr.
Meredith and Mr. Clayton, 10 what can be made
out Of g.
II reminds us Of the good old days of John Tyler.
when the MaaisOnsn aud John Jones ruled the roast
True the only subscribers the Tyler organ we're the
oice holders; but then 10 got al the cabnrt par aud
John Jon's, though generally laughed al a. in
attempting 90 push the claims of hr Tyler fIr a Sc
cond term. was tor all that. q wilc man-hs made
monsy by the operation. besid ID not a very
hard thng TO praise John 1yir especially when there
So II msy b. with ID, R,p,ibhcs but we spprehend
that any further attempts 60 bolster up the cabinet
will end In the prostrAon Of all concerned la the lob
The cabinet must go by the board snd of course any
organ dependant upon II must g. d,wa with a.
But let us wait for the action ~ the House On the
Gal Fhin claim We expect report two uPon 10
ROW, every day. aud are awar- ~ very generous
disposition ON the part II the uousc to gratiiy the
public desire for the expulsion u the present at''ers
Of General Taylor from Cticc
In the meantime, are len In the dark AZ % the
whereabouts ~ General Taylor asd can 0uly colcuds
that h. does not inteferv 10 asything. b. is
where at all-ju.t waiting tor the chances %
good luck 90 turn up among aii the bad We y .
mighty happy old man that sane EenerL Taylor.
That $500 year. aud the honrrs. aud the house
rent. make him feel mighty comfortable around the
edges Hesa phiiosuphe 81 the oil school
Meantime the movement for southern organ In
Washington, pending this slavery contest y still
pro grrf sing aud there j. pretty ar prr pect that
such paper will be pnt into operation Altogether,
We shall have lively spell for several months to
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EDuCATlOn.

A GENTLEMAN or MIDDLE AGE. WHO LATELY Ar
IA Europe ~ desrous to give lessons In Music
Drawing and the French In respectable
family sEans small remuneration and frse board and
sseory references will be given. Apply at % Green
wish street
DRorEssoR Won ukERINGEN's MUSICAL C0NsEH-
vatory 27 broadway, opposite City Hall. rooms No. III
end ~ third foor Free School in Piano Guitar Harp
Violin and Vocal husic Instruction given In the old
system q notation both at the pleasure Of the pup
Terms In classes month, only for the uss of the
private lessons at the Conservatory, e3
of lessons; private lessons at residences So per
suario
ERrNCH TEkCHER-A LADY WHO HAS BEEN en-
raced many IN Paris teacher, having diploma
Unysrie de France Academic De Paris desires
situation french escher IN ladies school pri
family Address Madame Crieunsrd ZIG EAst Brosd-
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w.,Hr,aro-. M.yis 1850.


Ciops Great Speech sni Courss, eT Editor, -
n, R,pulhe IN, Cause and hs gaid pro euo--THs Ca
br,f0 b. o'niinu,dfhat may spon CiTv-ft Svs-
feet Jor fntsstiganon-Th. Gaiphin Report.
Old Hal opened the ball Of discussion In the senate
to-day on The compromisc scheme Of the COMMITTEES Of
Thirteen In nne style TO densey crouded and smcst
attentive auditory lie vas indeed grrat not In high
wrought periods and rhetorical nourishs but In ar
gument, in liberal,y in persuaveness aud In states
msnship. His retorts upon Messrs. Benton and Sew
ard for positions they had severay assumed on pre-
vious occasions we're happily conceived sntspleudhd-
ly ereeutsd The shots from the old and true rife
told With thrilling eject Mr. Gays speech viii read
admirably. ana III. positions and arguments viii sink
dsep into the n. arts of his eountrymen.
The discussion will be carried on no doubt for six
weeks but In the end Mr. clay says the plan ~ the
,ommittee must prevail lie IL In high spirits aud
courage and full OF hopes that ;he measure Of the
ropnlttee will receive the sanction of Congress he
hreves 10 would of nine.teuths Of the people % the
tinted states we're n 10 be vsted ON ~ the poils
The editors Of the Rpsbtc. Mes.rs Builtt and s,r-
gent. have been bought out through the iastctmsn-
faiH~ rrrtdift ti~vssu ard trirr - th- et'srrt
go .a-a A. nal, ssq., nS- Assis.-a. sss.s.~Gy
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Ics-Icn AT Arcros.-rRon TEN TO TWELVE
hunares teas q satrs ssslty lee ef 40 from pond
tea ~ twelve inches IN thickness cell pe<ksd In
t@nss ~iths ave rods where vese from shrse hun
ersd lay receive a. ksusebee River Gardnes.
nAiss -h " s.ls % rehs snetioa- on Monday Nay ~,
81 10 sc~as A - % s of the subscriber.
fer~rmF wtshtns the be-
f~rs W. dsy a s rerns cash ths rrepris,or
tssss fet lsorsls The the
ss hss-s sArss soaaAs rer fsr,hsr infgrmsea please
esususieats a. u. hhopks. Aesuossss.
Gsratn<r. hes q N<2
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NV JACOB y fLAiT-L. q. CARRINGroS, AUC-
- y.sssr-Isrs-ss. cu,i.ry. xielias. Guns. r.aey
Geeds ros ssfs, keJscsb Piatt will cell this
10 eek - tAe Aaetien Aese Plstt street. above;
are k.ser ssa spsss~sis cs.s. f,ery Combs
$50 wssrs Trsrs HALVES sss verhs sss Enesh Pocket
hntses ans res~ors esras sni 10 u beat mskers
fer rsans sss isns tth h.lasrs German silver Pencil
tss.. tstsers .leeks snd nh.,snes. re.hlns Powder
iren rsfs nasds ehess 10 dozen Pitch Forks Cana
fsei rsrsassiss Gags o dozen erss and shoe brushes
a. 10 sod fsr esxh. Lead rsn.iis Hsnmer- HAtehsts
hrscs bts~ snassts q lea Tays enufsr Cerk.eev Ps
ttns. Amsrlsan Plated silver Table and reA
eToens sna ferk IN And aosst and shshdsos ssor
nent q esrdsd fueket Gallery Scissors suitable for
soentry - yell 90 sity dealers.
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CAkD.-PEksohs OF ACKNOWLEDGED TALENT,
"A wishing situation for the at the Broad
Walnut Stree. Theatres will please address (post
paid) O. H. Barrett Broadway Thestre. p Richinxs
WALNUT Street ThcAtre. philadelphia.
e. 4. MARSHALL. Proprietor.
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DARNUMs LANCASHIRE BELL RINGERS At THE
Id lhinnsn Rnilhinaa IrnA dx1av
CARp.-PAEkMAN AND wEBsrER-wILL BE Ex-

CARD-PARKkAN AND WEBsTER-wILL BE EX-
~ hitied on Thursday. May 18TH at Stoppanis Hail. No.
So Broaaway, OF walker street. two Satuetes
eutsd With extreme hdslty BY artist Of celebrity in
smposion coored and the size Of life being
nstures In face and fsure clothed by adneasureuent
from their wardrotes and presenting fscmles Of their
Ia outward semblAnceof Professor Webster
under sentence 81 death for murder in Roson his
victim, Dr. farkman Persons prevented by distance
tehodius Professor Webster here crafty their
~ dAsuereoyre Likeness of the witness tlehsld NAV
slso ~ see q the Exhibition Room.
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SPECIAL sOrICEs.

DOG LOsT-A SMALL TERRIER DOG, ON TIE vIrTH
suitable reward will be vsn his turn
~ No. Is Fifth Avenue.
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SPOfkT'lNG.

Union COURSE, l.. I.-hAY l7TH, PURSE 500, MILE
heats best three in five under the saddc free for all
pacing horses May 2th Purse $780, with inside Of $780,
half forfeit mile heats best three in FIVE harness.
for all pacing hores July 4th Purse 5000 with inside
stake OF SOO half forfeit mile heats in harness. for
all pacing horses The above and stakes close at
Greene Mad6en Wednesday evening by o'clock three
TO make race, and two TO start.
SPICER hcMANN, Propretors.
March OF RACKETs, FOR $780, TO CONE OFF AT
1 the Bowery Racket Court 23S Bowery. Wednesday
18th at o'clock, r. M between the players
In the United States Those fond Of tbs invited
sal will very likely be the best match played
Should the weather be unsvorab to played the hrst
fAir day.
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MOVED EXHIBIrION OF an ENTIRELY ORIGIN

NOVEL EXHIBITION OF AN ENTIRELY ORIGINAL
series of Pictorial Developments Of the Young World
the most magnificent set Of scrpursl illustrations
sened to the notice of the diseernpg public painted BY
George uere painter of the celebrated California Panor
ma truly splendid work is open for the season At
the large and elegant New Assembly Rooms (Chsmbers
street adjoining Burtons Theatre evening Sunday
included An afternoon exhibition Saturday at o'clock
Mr.. r. H. Vanderweyde will preside the foan Piano
gel n mad with schools
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LIsnrkcER Would sosr REsPrcrrUrLy
inform ths puAs and hs frie.a. kertsul~ry that Ne
has removed from 70 Wall ss Erosa~s vhere 10
hser% fall ssermsnt ~ silver Plated
Ware and Fancy Goods esrsfuy sslsctsa
and style a. very meesrAts psss sna fattsrs kuss
te allie 20 svs ssrs satsfKettoa all tkes-
him With call ~ b-Wstshss ana tswery sxrsfaly
paired snd vsrrsntsd.
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.s's. s-..,.s .sS .s.s.. :s. pris.I. .ss
,sfiss s.s % s,is.siss general
-sy. ne ss.' sf si,, references given Apply at No.
WASTED-srruArIoss BY TWO RESPECTABLE
..:.r ss ., s.ss s.s ssa ~ rsSf sSi
srsn sss viaa ss~ns Good city rsfsrsass given Can
:. go 20 sss s.s I.'. no s...,sn % The eean,ry-
VVASrrp-Ar "a CATHERINE STREET. PoarERs
srd sioens Wa wurk farms. BOYS 10 learn trades
s.s 'A,ss .,.rs,s sss~.,rss.rs ssd ssns.r q snail
ssustry vil tad their early APP
A ErsPrcrApLE Young WOMAN WANTS sIrU-
80 rsrsrsS sssis 80 sSss hsss 90 Objection TO go.
:, ~ ~ ~ @ ~, ssH :. ss.1 ss t IN Ra
~. Ca si,v r-fsr~ss'
A RTsFEcrsKIE AND LEAsNED GENTLEMAN.
~ fri.isrt -i,ts. o sns aeesun-datiea in private
clss aia. ii r ~L. Lss ssfspssfs eii nsss
A ErsrrcrAnlE worse WOMAN WANTS sIruA-
ss . a q sss 90 and s produce a%s
"a 80. = 80 sss.ssss - e,,sx hesss' .shsr snd in
s.. r1, tsssy > sss - .ss fA ''' .,r.s Tor '''
A sIIrAuoN WANTED nv REspEcrAsLE
~ ystnf - ,eeA washer and irener 70 small rri
-, s' s q ss & s ss'ssss ,s sven Inquire at
Arorso sAs nYt.Es or Aer. WISHES TO LEARN
Ar wskrra faithful aprrrnte. the above trad.
~in Ilsase spFiy 20 kitIAhL. DIVINE. IGI Duane
street ~ oilfcfion 20 fhe miiivrirht trade.
A RrsrrcrABtr YorSG WOMAN WISHES To on
N tain situairu Chamhsrmaid sad plain has
o. otisc'ign o. take ~ ehldrsa wouii
tnuntfy f rsuired Please inquire the of a.
n shfd street ttri farr ean - sern foT twe DAYS.
A REsrErTABiE rovSc WOMAN WISHES A 81
IN ttatinn 10 private family, thsmkermaid to
toffs wih lady. a Fooa wA<her and iroAer. aud
wtl rscounenard frrn her last place Inqairs
hanmera sirsst csn ts sssa fer tse asys
DoY wAsTrD-IN AN 0rTICE-A RFsrECTABLE
~ ysNth aiout sixteen lfars ~ Ase Nust write
dfitts tand, and " winrE 20 make himself generally
ussfuL sddrcst a. & g., at ths Omee.
rtTlER wANTED-IS A FAsHIoNAHIE TAILOR
Pearl ftresta
6 MO wAsrsD-Br rnE ADVERTISER, A
sVOO. stUatirn a. SALESMAN IN Wholesale %
htals and retail tnstness tosn ms employer
~ ~etl tsks eofges~ndns Interest also well acqasnt
% N ne city Addrss Charles al the enoe a th payer,
With real name,
VN0 IAfkE.s uorsE~.-wA>TED ny rHE ADyER-
tssr, ~ha has resided the faeiec has had
rsrsnee In trateilns ana -ei ~lth spanish
An interest ia stsatcn Traveller Tor EEprrss
Agsncy IN Ne California ssntrsi AmsreA hesicaa lies.
hsisE.sss q 80 hghssi rssrsetasy Aaas~ss ~ T. Bos
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- tween Spring and Prince streets-P 7. Barnum, Pro-
pretor and fnnsRer for short longer
commencing Monday, Nay 49, of the Chinese Lady snd
suits who purpose visiting the principal cities Of the Union
lhnese Family six in number including the lady with feet
2 inches long the Chinese collection consisting
million Chinese eurosites. Vocal and uu-
sio during the day and evening Open from9A. till 10 r.
N. Admission, 2S cents; children half price.
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Br nss.r n L1Eps = CO.. AT rnE LARGE "a.
:: s:.::s., .y :. : ,sss ss.
:.r.y 70 ts seed W Hear Herr. a. ii. concert. in n.
'ss q sas s:r Rsrs. q A 's.,sS:S one:
n tore ,sssy .a'r.sd g n. rarsr ..s g ne Concert
s,t.ss, i.''rs%.s. ssntinins all that Is assirahle
ilanefors VIII Asa this an opportunity sueh seldom
isiS ln..g 81 il o'soei. az 10. is Not, street.
h. e.h and hs,urss o. Grocery and Liquor store eon-
hsssy .vas Hef,f csf s. ysSi s:sssa s.saa
.,ssi q his sfrssh sd rssa having Issa purchased
T,r%s cash "a a. isSisss Money S.' positive RAIN or shine
A rorIos kolIcE.-ruRSrrrRE. on WEDNESDAY.
,stss .ssr val .rsJ being article. 80, called ar :.
y.ss. ,sr..,ry ,srPs, d.lsn. loSnr, sasir.
W 4. csMfsR Aus,iouo,r. x.- .r..a
rsDs ~ALs asD no Lsr.
BuiLpIso sir.s o. rik SCUM wIrnIs rosrr-
r~.a,s sr.sa-rIs sri.sTsr Ger. ~ ale 90
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sss .sr.s. % sae fssu hs eiv nss saraasass rsrsly
Sbs.sD T. ccLIss. - sssa .,r.-,
Eon s.Lr-sr rBos sAnASrs rrS.rrS naLL
-sss'sssssy ig ~st.s street % rsu-ri. siisIa
80 49, .is. 70. 80 - - 80 -.
asesissrs,s usss.,
EoR ssIr-FHr Irssa a. az a. FtiGlHLr 10
is .sss ss. ..,.. = ''' '''s' 70 $50 ''''l
Frs ..s. =. .,. 80 ,s' J. % a. ss 80 sfs 49, s.I ,e.Ir
,ssi ie ssf', 80 - 80 ssrf - - rtFss - =
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Il ..Dis saddle HoAss-ToM ssis a mNsUrf. Il
" haf msf~ ~hish has tsHn aa~a iNaVt fsa&tH II
L'is. htfys hsssA FhilIiDws ussfF e@tts safK.F
- y 49, hfrsfwav 49, ~ rfth stffst
A DONkkf, wAsoN ND HAaNEssaHss nNMN i
e~s -ith r~fftst s~fstf stiitfsa fresi tar~s -
.'s le.rse ee nv.fy sr~es p~ftsfty sssils e.aset ~
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sira 70 sealrristsd ~ eifls in RI fr 0ff'e -.
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lanes M JUNESCOs AMERICAN AND EUROPEAN

lanes n. JUNE & CO.'S AMERICAN AM EUROPEAN
Amphtheare with the widely celebrated French Pc
including Miles Louis Tournaire Rosane and Jeanette
and hesseurs Benot Tournsire &c and host Of other
talented artists among whom Wallet, the unequalled
jester Sam r. Stckney the great American Jas.
Nixon aud his highly accomplished children &c. &C. will be
exhibited Brooklyn rear of Montague Hall 6ve nights
only, commencing on Monday evening, May 18th.
N.B. A Grand Performance Wednesday and Friday
afternoons. commencing at 2 o'clock.
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VVASTFD-BY YOUNG WOMAN, A SITUATION TO
w % The easiins and washing In small private family
ksa. ~ yssng saesrmAid and To do the
vainsr wsuA have ofeetion 10 do the general iSund
~erk TIE est q sity rsfsrenes given Apply At No.
~ rfssfsth street
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- iees ever the sa.s Ne So broadway. n.st deer -
ktble % Wednesday Nay IS at n eelees Herr Grand
fiars tod cssssqusncs of the death o the made
srrressy 70 be ssed ~ Heart Herr his the
Isitsd stAes Every ef this seasoned
70 vhstsnd Shs vsrshensss 81 tAs climate and In quality
- tore equally adapted TO the rarlcr snd the Concst
keem Professors. and tho~e DESTROYS of obtaining
nhcen, insrnmsat senhning all that i desirable in
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A POLIO Roon.-GRAND VOCAL AND INsTRU-
IN mentsl Concert. sisnor O. GUIDI has the honor TO
snneunSs 90 his friends aud the public that his Farewell
Concert VIII take place Thursday evening, May 10TH
sreh Nhch occasion he will be assisted by Sgnona Amala
fa sFnor forti This last previous his
sTarturs for turcpsb snor hodisn and the celebrated
smy.ser Nicholas Crouch. who will sing several Of
Irsk hslscs Insrumsntslsts Mr. John Kyle Mr.. Dres-
shsr. ant Mr. kns Conduetors, hax Maretrek aad Geo.
isasF. fckets at the utuAl ylacss-prioe so cents.
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Mr.. Chas. Bass.Wednesday evening, MAY l5 the
performance will with the tragedy CT ROMEO
AND JuLIET-Romeo, Miss Cushman Mereutio, Mr. Coul-
dock; Benvolio Mr. Adams Tybalt, Mr.. Neafe; Friar
Lawrence Mr. G. Mason; Friar John, Mr. H. Hunt; Peter
Sampson Mr. Bass; Lady Montague Mrs Hamilton; Juliet
Mrs Fanny Wallaek. TO clude with the farce Of MY
PRECIOUS BETSEy-Mr Bobtail. Hr. c. Bass M. Wag-
tail. Mr.. Litteil Mrs Wagta Mrs Dyott; Mrs Bobtaii
Mics Weston Doors 60 commence TX o'clock.
peves srd Psrauet. Hic.: Amphitbeatre. 2Sc
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" vicrek BISHOP q ssldss isss. ~ .ssirs

NoricE-rng FOREIGN SALT COMPANY Asg now
IN prepared v furnish the lest quAy ~ frssn
grcuad sspressy fer eary sna fsmily pat
every sty saitaAs for ne tr.es All sat W
etherwi prumrtly tllsa rhsr wefks
foot ~ Delsney street. Ns~ rerh.
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I o. OF o. F.-THE r. w. GRAND LODGE OF SOUTH
New York will hold regular adjourned session =,
Abe Grand Lodge Room, National Hall Canal street. hi,
wednesday, evening at IA o'clock. Representatives. will
please be punstual. BY order,
L. Qacra
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4 (1LfhPIC.-PIEkCkS hlNsTkELS-THE Ohl0lNA
~ Pompey. late Of Christys Ansrels, ~ Broadway DO
Howard and Grand stsEvery evening during the
week-Deors att Concert ats o'clock The novelties
introduced by g. H. Pierce his style Of Ethiopian perfor
and which have been received each night wit the
most decided marks Of APPRECIATION by crowded
has stamped them being the me plus ultra" Of
Afternoon Wednesdays
saturdays Doors open At B. concert ut o'clock Admf
2S cents. Orchestra hores 5Oe Private boxes s.
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ERANKLIN MUSEUM l75 CHATHAM sQUARE.-TWO
performances dsyn the afternoon and in the
evening Extraordinary attractions for this
week Tho Model Artists will appear in some and
original living pictures ineludiog Powers Greek Slave
Adam and Eve, Venus Rising from the Sea- personal ed
by of the best formed the world together with
the Female hinstrels" Female Arab Gris," Female
Jugslc buresque comic and fancy dances with variety
OF original entertainments to be found other
Amusement in New York Prices Of admsson-Stage
SLc; boxes z5c: pa ruuette lfI.c ate boxes 81
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IN Of Mrs. II. evening Nav l5 the
nterainments will commence with OLE BULI4-Ebenessr
Calf Mr. G. Burke Mr.. Hefer, Mr. c. Taylor Capt smith
Mr. Rusfell Caroline, Miss Loekyer. After which the
WIDOWS yICTlMJersmiah Clip: John nnsel, Austache
SrapPado, Mr.. Y. s. Chanfrau; Mrs Rateton. Mrs. H.
Isherwood. After which the LIMERICK BoY-Paddy Niles
Mr. Is. Williams DR. Coates. Mr.. Tayior; Mrs. Pidge Mrs
EuIsv. To conclude with NOSE IN ChiIFoRNIA-Mose
Mr.. Chanfrau; Sykesy, Mr. SEYMOUR IAse Mrs. Madison
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BOARDING., &c.

A PRIVATE FAMILY, HAVING MORE ROOM THAI
"A they require, would let to either four
two handsome chambers with closets, with withou
breakfast and party Of four rends would nnd thi
desirable Terms moderate Apply 1T l8 Thompson,
Of Prince street.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1850-06-15

To PURIFY WATEn.-It is not so rener.
ally known as it ought to be that powder.
cd alum possesses the property of purify.
ing water. A large tablespoonful of
pulverized alum, sprinkled into n hogshead
OF water, (the water stirred round ut the
time) will, after a lapse of n few hours. by
precipitating to the bottom all the impure
particles, SO purify it that it will be found
to possess nearly all the freshness and
clearness OF the finest water. A pailful
containing four gallons may be purified bv
asingle~ tea-spoonful.
II il found half an ounce is amplv sniff.
cient TO effect the publication of a hogs
head, containing one hundred and thirty
gallons, and that To- purify a common pail
tul rs much rs a be taken up on the
point ola c~ommonsized penknife is abund.
antIy enough.
The more. complete the pulverization
the more speedily and efficiently will it
net. &ta
Impure water is not very umgrateful to
the palate, but long confinement to it, espe.
sially in hot, slrltr weather, or, indeed,
under any condition Of atmosphere, is a
fruitful source OF disease. II is, therefore,
advisable to every n who cannot avail
himself Of a supply Of good water, to make
trial ad the above method, and continue
it in practice SO long as circumstances rem
der il necessary.
II would be well for persons having
watering vessels TO try this system of
publication, or all others who consider their
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1850-06-15
COOPER'S WELL,

SIIUATED in Kinds County, Missis- n
csippi, 10 miles west of jackson, the fffTSA
State Capital, and . miles east Of Ray Hlnlm
mond, county seat. The Raymond Railroad, now
rebuilding, will probably, be done by the ist Of
June; it intcrsects the vicksburg Railroad at Boil
tons distance from Raymond 10 the We'll, 4 miles.
AT this time Hacks can be had at Bottoms, 10 miles
to the Well, or Clinton depot 8 miles, Persons
leaving Vicksburg can lie at The Well in four hours.
Extensive arrangements re making for the coming
summer. The winter IL principally ClInly beate. The
celebrity Of this Well Is not surpassed and In recon.
nnensled by the medical faculty In cares Of Chronic
Diarfhra, Gravel, Drop~y, and general Debility it
actA powerfully upon the Liver and Kidneys, and has
the name salutasy effect throughout the year. Inva-
lids can be accommodated at all seasons with com.
Portable rooms.
But few places can exceelthis as n watering place.
Ihe picturesque view, the elevated location, roman
tic hills, and lofty pines ii fact, everything indi.
Gates health, independents fthe medical water, which
has proved so beneficial.
Terms.
Board and Lodging. for Winter. Spring and Fall
months. sa4 per month, "a per week, ana al so per
Jay: 'Phe months Of June, July, August and Sep
iember. $50 per month. $40 per week, and ~ per
day.. Horses will be taken care OF on moderate terms.
Al amnsements requisite TO a watering place will
he found, and a good band Of music provided for the
summer months.
WILLIAMS & EPPES, Perpetrators.
,,f.S. The assistance Of. Col. Long, late of the
Mansion House jackson Miss, have been secured.
ana trusts that general satisfaction will be given.
accommodation are making for a thousand persons.
=, addition to The Old Well, another has been Obtained
~, sinking shaft some 80 feet deep, and turned Out
20 ne strongly impregnnied with s~nlpl,er and iron il
y such an ineahausiible stream, that suitable bath
HOUSES ars about 70 be erected, also the boring Of an
Artesian Well has been commenced, Renters will
lind nc scarcity Of water for culinary purposes, sc.
Aiinongh we consider the we'll open Al all times,
sim the question u asked, when do You open: we
now say, the LIST May, as a general opening: Quite
a number OF lnvalids are now here, and a prospect Of
q large company, Judging from letters already recei.
we'd, on the subject Of rooms, &c. The demand for
barrels Of winter il 80 great, we must decline taking
any more orders until fall.
The public are requested, should they wish any
information in regard to the Medical qualities Of The
water, Or to procure rooms. &c. to address the pro-
prietors, and their letters shall be promptly attended
10.
N. B. Persons leaving for the Well, had better
order their letters, directed to Cooper's We'll. Raw.
tnond p. O. Miss. The mails arrive there daily.
(S'ndays encepted,J and letters for the Well viii be
forwarded daily. w. y
Cooper's Well, May. II, is50-3m.