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COP TIE aaslsi hna bfei sai shca OF but
nf have fnii ttsl5 ipprotsnetf ialrss oul former
qEle ruls hains how 1noiala 59f i4rre pia. The
ialss ~ DC eai t6i1 go basi 3 . Al aesic 3,
~ end 500 G. u The Amal ~ ar Cuha haze
gQsbi eSe essg 81 $50 VI, feesised 10 tho early
IisI Is1 been in Liverpool.
sud W. bese dolfad sales Of Coafse from store a ~ 1b0
q q, and Eisa q q, s5ia q 40. delivered.
CANpLEs-s9e coutin % to quote Sperm ii sga a. md
Star q 81 f0c q b. win very dun market. 80 box
sold yesterday (intwo lois) al the latter rate.
LtMETbe principal sales that we have noticed during
tie week were 75 bbs Alton 81 s6 Dbl, and yesterday
l6Vg fhomaetou Terms that eould not ascertain.
LIE ADTha only sale 81 the week lot Of 12Is pigs
Upper Mines Uncovered from sunken wreck vt "a 50 "
40 D. Westil Upper Mines "a 90 and Lower
u 50 ~ 100 h.
HEMf-Bnt little offering, and our quotations Of 600 90
i0eiQ5 90 " ton merely nominal.
ffAXtPe have heard of transactions during the week
worth reporting, small lots only having been sold from the
Leyee a. they arrived. at previous rates.
E8CHANGES-The has been some den and for foreign
since ast review and Sterling has improved lD% ~
cent Oar quotations Sterling, 1880 10; New
YORK sixty day Bills i1s W discount: and Sight
Cheeks gu Now York, parG05s " cent. premium
FKEiGHTS-The only new engagements Of the week
that we have noticed ship taken for Haye at u and
one forrrele for Cotton one Liverpool at 4d Or
Cotton and 49, for Tobacco and for NeYmk % CO
for Tobacco
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al into do Onhibnss The soutlesn .denoefatk
divide Some will get in, end some will kedt out.
Bulia majority q the Soolhefn uisfssbsrs VII 70
for the Omnibqe aud b ~ end. highly rioba-
BE that enough Noffiefa men win rs Tor il Il,
carry Il through both Bquses Of Congress. so.ith
that remains 20 BE- seem When and wherever II
O." drives, however 10 vehicle behind hid, Il
pretty sure to follow, q eny legislative body is liis
land. He coaxes iuefs peopls into his line, than
any other driver ever sasf, and over the ears Ct
those that won ride, be cracks his whip, with such
beautiful smack 70 Il, that if you won / get IN
you love even tospal| il along. But what makes
me feet pretty sure, H. C.'s Omnibus will take
most Of the passengers il, that there is no other
line going now bg the way of California and New
Mexico. General Taylor's line goes as far as Cali
ioraia, and about every body is for tIatbnt there
are 80 many that want to 90 to New Mexico that
the through line will take all that go tnat way too
1t is amusing TO some Of us outsiders here to see
The way, one Of your city papers threatens the New
York members Of Congress in case any of them get
into Clay Omnibus under any circumstances.
Why one crack Of old Clay's whip from the New
York boys only--not from old CLAY himself but
from his wheps, would take off every Bit Of the
political skin from any man in New York. who
ntters such threats. Threaten members for riding
after Clay, or with Clay Why, Black Dan even
has jumped in, and invites all his Northern white
btethreqto follow THE colored brethren are not
expected to rlde) Fhis H. @. has been drawing
yCoto-~oittt
that ever rode after him ever found his country
damaged thereby, Tie has seen traitor wings in
some cases to spite Clay, spite the wing party, and
cause is defeat) This H G, drove the wing
Omnibus during the war Of 1872 at the treaty Of
Ghent-upon the National Improvement system,
the Protection system, and all other systems that
during thirty years past, have built up this great
country, and made it wonderful among the
nationsof the earth
And now, in his old age, 70, there is not an
Omnibus driver like him, The world over. He will
SIT more hours on his seat, stand more sunshine,
and more stcrta TIL any youth Of 10. Il, bis Om-
nibus stops, down he jumps, and with his shoulder
under the wheels lifts omnibus and passengers all
out-and then again. he mounts his box, cracks his
whip, whistles, and drives away. The Boys or
n such driver has in traiffng are Grips
Of the old bloek-and no wise wing will crack a
whip IN the ears of another wing, that rides in
Clays old National line" unless he wants about
thirds Of tue wing party to break their whips
over his head
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NEW ORLEANS MARKETS.
CgEscrKr oYvloE. ,

Saturday Morning, June 81 1850
In our general market the operations Of the week inst closed
have presented unfavoabe contrast with those of the one
Immediately preceding The business in our great staple has
been little better than nominal and Tobacco Sugar and
MolAes Flour, and Provisions generally, the accounts sum
~ with equally neager results Corn only of all domes.
TIC products, has met with good demand and at the same
ne mpln ained an Improvements OF The weather has
been chaogeabe but with the exception Of Monday when
we were visited BY heavy Storm it has been favorable or
businesa.
The Cunafd steamer Aagara to leave Liverpool on
the l5ths and her fully due BIZ teegran
the same p0lt fUf New York on the 18th insi.
cOrToN-ssveral causes have contributed to restrict
operations and the week has been an unusually dull one
in the Cotton market On Saturday accouus BY the Cambria
were looked Tor, and buyers forward CAUTIOUSLY but
some confidence felt the opinion that she would report
an advance in Liverpool sales effected of about I5uO
bales On Monday the telegraph announced the Cambria's
arrival, with adFices Of mer English marke but no i'd
vance since the Canada left and reporting sales for the week
ending June sh of 10 bales The effect with us was to
render the market extremely dull and the business of Monday
and Tuesday summed up barely 1900 bales On Wednesday
factors showed disposition make slight concessions on
some Of the lower grades and purchasers found for
l6O bales az easier for hdng but unchanged prices
for the better qualities On Thursday 209 aud yesterday
O bales We're disposed Of making ene business Of the
week 900 bales, tahen principally ngand and the North
with small portion for the Mediterranean The Spanish
orders understood have besn completed Prices have
undergone change sufficient call for an alteration Of our
figures and we retain last weeks quotations The receips
proper at this port since the lst September are bales
against to time in lS9 and at all the Southern
porg there is now decrease of 67I, 979 balse
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otDFies.. fsFbtIaIosisE - Y lt3a1.
By SYKES xDE T. Cf5, -
fTfiI1 ID n. June Irlf 10 n - "a .,
r. AHrfc1 al1Ett 81 hrztII. ..rt.s-.IF - = -
~. 155'tofg fofesf % 1o441 flts<ed.
- tfte coils Rope i0g tlftt1 Hafflnrs
80 u Navy Hrr11s <ar4s iiIaf X Meal.
5ugaras OIL Rice eneI Br4u1y Gin Nphkt kaes.out fI.
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VERY GooD.-A Belgian paper states that he
publishers Of M. Theirs late work on +" The Con.
sulate and the Empire having paid him con-
siderable sum in advance for the work, wished Ia
get his life insured and applied for the purpose "a
the agent OF q London company in Paris, who al
length, considering the state Of the political hori-
zon, consented 70 make out policy at the rate oil
tive per cent On the appearance Of his late speech
however. on the new electoral law, in which be So
frequently refers to the E vile multitude" they
suddenly resolved not 70 insure his life upon any
terms whatever
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~ -.o.,] ne N7II9I q
Ihrou ghout ne spring and summer II Also tie sesneg
0~nfe5. 5F runnlng with steamer nm
Lancaster, and viii take freight for Yazoo River AZ the cas-
tOmary RATES. ies7
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a MYSTERY or THE oLD Tam. On Thursday evening
Captain AaSerat Of the Poiee unveiled the mysteries of ISIS
anu iseate ihothe sacred precincts of the Ancient God
n tsy WHIST aathory her domain was ntrudsd upon Nv
me lobster OF man. or how, and why the staring obs of the
police Were allowed TO feast themselves upon The forms of
the pnesee ofhe Egyptian rites we are unable 10 h,
tAt such Dissertation was committed Of
The kecoEders Court fully estie Evening had MIL,
teFn OIL the sarb Of day. and the votarles of The
us ha5us followed the example when the rude approach
otthe Officers broke INFO their hitherto rites Th
cefeomes nave been conducted for some time with the
est secrecy IN house in St. Berpard street where nearly
hunnea flames and demoieles, g from snowy white =
frequently communicated in the yoluptuohs dance with
out even the slight ncunbance doomed by the ballet co
Wy town on 81 pleasure in their fantastic wrs For what
ppoe mes freaks Of nature deponent moi
1na aner pennie object seemed the only matter yelled the
oion The descent OF the police caused an outl,reak
eeai'nlng than Plato could send forth Yeso
is rams OF terror shrieks Of despair mingled in the
sD Of shame which ascended from This gathering
s'ese asEtes OF Eve Ia oyerpowering mrs they
isne ior tae doors and windows aud bore down ali oppo
70 uielr The Ieighboring houses were filled with
iugitive, alleys hid others the canal received
nu az but an unfortunate SOU OF the
tA fuslii Of tiepoiee Thee rushed into ward Sybe,a
s 1919 % nacket players were engaged at this fayore "a
5 % auas IN tie net the auteng birds found tens.ves
seusnly surrounded on every side They were ,aaen 4,
ase " We Police alter making hast toilet ana ladi
me waiclaonse. Yesterday Recot4rrs ssass, "a -
Ia1kenenF nfhe fair prisoners, and being ~ an
anoef what statute The offence could De cIssd ,d ,Lao
y eAeh. and suffered them to depart after paeino A @
~ shs imp0ver shed treasury of the District
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Stock on hand, not cleared ...,,, s9NJ b3053
IRON .,,,r, m,
7t, nere mas Deen out little animation IN the
ee our iast REVIEW although the Improved
u us plecuhg week nave been well sustained and the
,a 1 % ieaoueu 90 mus OF winch "a wee taken
Our quotatons are as follows; For Lays, 4LD
% Inferior to Common, t1a@74 Fair to Choce. 7GD
l4' Hiasoh County ,o@gizc " b. We have vel intel-
aNo[anle character with regard TO tho next crop,
,Jsra urn IN le confidence OF soon realizing con
ST. !. ~ - 's .ag', over present rates
SoSAK-With very small stock and light receipts prices
IN e market have continued firm, but he business of
me week mas o. IN confined principally to sn lots, sold
eS arrived. Inc sales have barely reached 80 hhds ncud
ing some retail Yesterday the market co follow
ing rates; Inferior to Common, 35sD5; Far to Fully Fair
o4ta,5's Prime and Choice. 5%G96c " ID,
hloLASsES-fhe receipts have been very light and
generally OF the poorer qualit Small BITS of Prime Fer
menng have been sold since last 81 and of Ordinary
heboied at Sog5lc W gallon Fair Reoied in lots of 100
Dds I mas brought SO S5c,
iast weekly report left tie Flour market in
uesu stae prices having fallen wlfn we wrote, So 90
W - y op 10. orunsry brands OF supeine There has
ee uo Improvement since either IN me demand or in the
' WINE tne STOCK ma largely accumulated by rece pts
rom te Et and West The sales the week have barely
ooov DDS the later ransacto being the following
I % prices. OHIO aud Milwauks$5 5OOs5 62s; Iowa
~ (. os' 20 'o 81 Louis, Supetne, SO 20 Extra Iowa.
70 g, ana Extra 81 Louis, 81 % Dbl. On Thursday
.e was entirely at stand not single transaction
hand. .S ana Yesterday ony ABOUT gu bbs changed
AT tne close her1 We're 10 takers for Ohio at IS 25
30 I'm ~ ssoep's. 1VVO obls Nports, 2O16 bbls
Corr iar uegree OF euViy has prevailed in the
'l1e our aS'; o moi 50 much rs during the
Tb $500 Zen, WINE prices he improved Sfd4c W bushel,
talon saes leaSn aD9 e sacks uncuding 1900
and s9Ss c l.o'y az f'fOooc W Oushel for Yellow,
III tt ne " my ,a'es ruea Irmy at the close OF
I ,hs oass nave sscnhea, ana 81 Louis have been
Obio sne "eeAa. 14i~oVc " pushel. We quote
nroved ,,1s eS notnay' at oS(09Sc Bran has i'm
Ia h any ue li'e sael nave been made at 81 30 "
~ ny, u 1Ve % ~ sacks There no Wheat in
PROVISIONS o5ly 800 s'sHs Iorai exports " V
in the Provision market since e s oasne has been done
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70 relation 70 the passage of Mr.. Claws comma,
bns e S q derlson, BY lis opponenig The ION
The Adjustment, ~ a.,
hi9 1 nil, AZ Is now considered pretty cesfain
VII though the Senate The Dsivar !, nv, fss
=. IA tk'lfnl hand -bes no doubt Il Il, but
PASSENGERS Keep geltlog in and getting out 50, thar
'tseorgeloNp, \ CAPITOL :''ss ilil7isbtIss MAJ p'
wntie tpe Hgtse Of Representatives will do little
Vih9ihng, ~ fb Oninibis GETS mar sssav
Mnen here be such rushing 20 act il. and 10
= ops' shss no Dc2y can say a. yet, whether Tie
Umpia.ls in The end, ever rel ID r,g * III
az the hile H@se 50 as 10 take neral Y,
-who stands ready 20 ride many vehicle. cab. On
p''ldins me rsopls may send for HIM lie IS iIot
~ ptfetiiar as SOME Of his newborn feiell h ,sre
ao ss riding IN "a particular line.
ne sop tliern members are in "a tsrrible e,t,,s.
goh as 10 what shall be done with e ''ofn nil,a
soIne 9lihem swear they will only get IN h itb
~ u powder, 20 blow Il all up sky high Sos6b
%pii'a Is lnsa terrible cOmmoiion about IL /Cls-
~, nlee' Jefferson DAVIS. and others qetIlat ilk
H. 'ne senate are notdone yet, CRYING and wall.
Ky aii,i gnashlng Of teeth, that 6y should have
made an "Omnibus, Che C6mm, ee If Thir;%s,,'5
Nlu Gay tis driver Of whom they can't and
sn i9liow, and Whose OEnbus is not fit for a
tol,,oS man. Hale, Chase q Co., say
we ~. No business TO make such an omnibus
-, - ride in i either Well jumpinto it with
y W. too gstto blow up witlrthe keg Of powder
mna., queth Clemens d Co., "ihink you thai
W. ever Geiseht to. blown up by iIle same key
VI powder !hal klHed such fellows as youl To Be-.
never VI re feoVs in such strange cid feT
ibC r as are Inc and abolitionsls cheek
bn5pg ' THI Xxx. ana kissAsg, but YET fighting and
bfes mouth-ull ont of fIale'a Cheek chase mos
Wee and fuee says, think IN have anything 10
dloWith such aigger as you! Thers i a nav
ilneol omnihusss getting up here for all these gent
~ tnd That IS The fdadsHtoaiam line, in which
allsteh will ride TO tie - al once. '''''
Iobe more serious, however, the Southern vb;,,s
VII itjs now believed almasti 70 man, 20 for, and
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NEW ORLEANS cATrLE MARKET.

Friday Evening. June IS. 1850.
Arrived since the last weekly report S84 head Of Beef
Cattle. 40 Calves 1854 Hogs and 1855 sheep OfKeniuchy
and Missouri Beef find none in market; Of other eserp-
tons however there heavy supply in stable and
pasture Hogs have been but to-day lot Of 2f
brought to market Sheep are plenty Calves in demand,
and but fdtt good Mich Cows sale at present.
PRIcKs: Beef Cattle, 2<G041zc " b net; Hogs 51SG7
&c W 10 net; Sheep, 81 t0D 60 v bead. tcG Cons sI3
al " head cdtoes. % Oo@s7 90 W head.
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WHALE VS.. ELEpHANT-Since the California
fever broke out more than twenty-five captains OF
whaling vessels, in New London, Connecticut,
have I" thrown up their COMMISSIONS and gone
to Ell Dorado and yet the whaling business was
never better than at present.
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A. kousDLsd Yetefdey an infant of three months was
abandoned by mother and depoiiedin coal box under
The stairway Of Rankin & Hoghon 10 ST. Charles street
The little squaler managed to make islf heard and his
whereabouts was ascerianed. Better quarters were
provided for the child by CAPT Folno who dispatched his
officers to discover The unnatural motier.
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a fouSH SwiSDLKR Tlse pnbe are oantianssl asssart
20 Eeleta of petty swipdns He entered gentle.
Ran Office day Or two since and aaksd the oaa 81 " 5O
ane he cond sel copies Of daily paper to boat on the
Lelse and thereby make dollar, and would retnn the
money "a atew minutes He tod straight story that the
gentleman wss induced to let him have the amount and as
ast ss he supposed honest industrious boy The
Young scamp went the office Of said paper bought one
Sopy ana ran home US not returning, promised created
the genteman's suspicion, who followed found ont
Ms wlsfeabous and heard him ing the odn operandi
q ms sssindlng TO his mother Our friend deems ii duty
ne g the buble to give publicity this matter lest
upon understand that the lad referred 70 has carried his
epfeafons upon the community makes the
exp sure Of his almost imperative His parents now
Ave full warning that puOter attempt Of the Kind win meet
with summary Punishment.
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On With THE DANCE p BensSft III Afle Iigariot Y.
lady who during the season, has occupied prominent
position at e Varieties adn the admiration Of the Habi
ue p bs AIRY spot calls uponher friends to attend her bee
Mt ths evening, and oier ndueement brilliant and
aiIacsye BIZ The claims the fair ariOt are 100 uniyer
sally acknowledged By the oppoesek to require an appeal
ION US and no doubt eth ae Of which she has formed one
of the principal aracohs Mi be filled tonight q overflow
Ipg g testimonial Of the estimation in which She i held
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CUsTqMnopsE, New orlsan..

- COLLECTOR Of1ce, June To- 1870.
MUFlCE is hereby given that on SATURDAY. 9th
rgHsne .hsl canse to be sOd public auciion, BY
the pnbc Waebouse, the Of Magazine and Julia
siseeLs he following described GOODS, WARES ami
DIS z. seized for having been illegally imported
n.q ne vLed States. The sale win commence at 10
L HRRns-l,asI,
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Cleared YesteBtIay.
Ship Caspian Truiant, NewYork & p Whitney & ca
ship GondOla, Fmney MlarseilleJ, i ii Gall
Arrived Yesterday.
transport steamer Fashion, McBsker from Fort Brooke
9th INST, to y QuaTtermaster-3d my.
Prus brig Hnda Johanna VeTause, 50 days from Bo
deaux, to q NJ Lucas-lst my. -
Schr Tom Hicks Refer. days from Calcasieu TO msster-
LIST my. - -
Br schr hos Pearson Hansey 10 days from Rattan Island
to Bareli K Co-lst my.
sTkAMBOATe.
Heela. Kay, from Grand EcOre-5 bales cotton
81 Charles, Sutton from Mobile-2a2 bales cotton
Tuse1mbia, Cable, from ST Louis
Europa, PieTcr, from Cincinnati
Dove, Box from Louisville.
Banner Of Attakapas, Smith, from st Martinsyille
GorInne, Donevars from shreveport.
Fashion, Marin, from the Coast.
Belle Creole, IRE, from Bayou Sara.
Jas l. Day, Bates. from Mobile
TowbOat Phenix, Crowell, from the Passes
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FiRs7 D1srRicr CoURT4-Jidge Larne.-Fhs grand
iafy The parish Of Orleans yesterday 10 O'Clock
The oui psocerded to the tral of civil The cm.
nal dccke win not be taken mp until Monday next, the fat
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List OF vessels In Port MOI clenrea.

Neta hs Eiftt municipality tieaignGisd follszins
ss y az. e N9a Commence a Ina Eairend and r,, 10
IN seegau o. ts al shove Steamboat
s No heing talboat Lending Third lm3l IN Nos
s7alinencsAtt hr Railroad lrd Ne icing gTy s
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Tng FLleHr or IME-Edward Hauser LOST his watch
by the skul handling Of one Of the ghhgesed gentry
Yeserany he recognized his treasure hanging Up jewelers.
ibdgw Conf Street The keeper said il was left By
Of color named Bonis and on application Record
efenoh issued warrant for said Bonis who win undoubt
.eilt cometo no good in consequence.
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Ladies' .VesC Dress Good

Ladies' VesO Dress Goods.
EE ID. p. SCANLAN g. co. 20
llIlllH No. ~ ChArtTes steet, "a
YYlU E Are receiving Plain and Embroidered Bereges III
Wv w rhVee eoors; rich Satin Striped Orgapiies Ill
patternsi EmhTnusred and Changable
Ribbons Summer Dress Silks style apes AMI
hanokerchiets benne other arieles which
gets[ wh their large and well assored Of SUMNER
DRESS GOUDS, PARIS III LIVERY, LACES ano EhiBROl.
0ERtES, recently purchased favoraoe terms lre
hrst houses Gur0Pe America they will sell a.
Low PRICES
iar be ay other house city.
ssTesai o. fHst coored English Jaeonets, ss
ens,Isfos, Is eeats per yaris
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The steamer Tuscumba left st Louis on the q
port, loading for e Orleans. steamers Auocrat and Han
nba; passed steamers Nashville and Bridge aground Ne
Pins Ultra aground Ashpo reports the River very low
Towboa Phenx towed down and sea- on the I'D inst
ship Charlotte.
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RLLOXi H0UsE-The public is respectfully informed
A"that tins establishment will be opened for the a
reception q visitor the 18th inst Attached the f..A
nouse Will be found BAR and BILLIARD -G.AAR2
hDOM, TEN PIN ALLEYS, BATH HOUSES and
LEAbLkS The table viii be always supplied with the
de1caees o. TIE Sea Coast and the New Orleans Market
Inc large Lawn, and the number of Shade Trees
rounding the House. make this Hotel the most dei,abe for
families OF any along the Coast Persons wishing 10
secure rooms will please address the undersigned and send
their comm INDICATIONS by boat.
mylId&W John w NIXON
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CBkRIry HosprrAL The number of patients admitted in
be Chasiiy Hospital during the pest week was 1885, Dis
Charged 2e5f Deaths %, ~
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asIiion, from Fori Frooke-I,isut Pal
ten Ms MAJ kalns children and servts; Ms Mai Holmes
Hanna, w Jarvis, Garnet, Brooks n B Fowler Iobn
Bishop. John VI Noiris-and 10 on deck - O
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HS TAs Only Depot for ne Sas Of DALLEY,S ORIGINAL
sd ONLY GENUINE MAGICAL PAIN EXTRA cT0R ia a.
sNo ~ t1laFGea Stree
PLANTERS HOTEL NEW ORLEANS The
undersigned begs leave to inform the public that a
he designs keeping the above establishment open all {N
Summer, and that he will accommodate very lIsE
reduced rate those who wish locate permanently Fami.
hes especially, who wish excellent and good table
on the best terms that be had the CIV would do well
% cal immediately Also gentlemen who simply wish Board
without odglngl will be charged exceedingly low
rate he public's obedent servant,
my7 Am M MIJRPAy
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6rEAIs9 si5as FLEMING has made an AFFIDAVIT
before RocoFde snoh Against lehn Green. charging The
said joh4 eaHas phne from the shop Of NJ, Brown
N Boarboh saael. 3
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rally dis 4da}1ha for knocking Tie Ibfn
ofan ipolspiine INTO pi win have 10 appear beose
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LAEer tefFanI Of Ms. Fullerton IN Bnraule
" syee' was ssstsd spas sundEy hopsshod articles
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:, -, B0ARDING HOUSE.

No. q GR.AYLER STREET, 5etueea st. Charles
ana odToRdeLet, one door from corner Of CaroRdee
MRS. w lLS0N respectfully informs her fAsssssS
friends and the public that she continues in the ss
lbove eligible location occupied by her during the
and those who may favor her with their patronage From
er long experience, and the desirable and Convenient
location OF her House, she feels confident of being able to
give entire satisfaction all who may favor her with the
kkATk do lyh&W
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A UCTlOh AND COMMISSION MERCHANT has removed
n % Nc 81 Grnyer street. where he vii give par afIeno
20 We sale OF Real Eate Stocks Cagoe Damaged Coo House
Bold Furniture, slaveN nyI I'm
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