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General Councii-Called Mesting.-There was
called meeting of the First Municipality Council
held last evening, at which Recorder Genois pre-
sided.
- The Mayors letter, first read stated that he had
invoked the meeting at the request Of the Finance
Committee, who would explain the cause Of calling
the meeting.
Mr.. Blake read letter from Robert Preaux,
ESQ., Attorney of the Municipality, in which that
gentleman stated that his attention had been called
to the fact of the insuiciency of members present
of the General Council, to pass such a law as the
new wharfage ordinance He conceded with Ran.
dali Hunt, Esq, Attorney of the Second Munich
palty, that the act of the General Council was
therefore null and void, and that the ordinance
ought not to be adopted sanctioned by the First
Municipality
Mr.. Laughlin offered resolution to the effect
that The veto of the Mayor to the ordinance passed
by the General Council be approved of, and that
the Collector of Wharfage Dues of this Munich
palty be instructed 10 act under like orders from
this Council, as were given the Collector of Wharf.
age Dues in the Second Municipality, on the last
nights sitting. Mr.. Laughlin said the opinion of
Messrs. Hunt and Preaux was, that the ordinance
was illegal. For himself, however, he had full
confidence in the General Council. and he was
sure that the ordinance would be postponed to the
LIST Of January, 1852.
Mr.. Fabre offered a substitute, to the effect that
the Council were OF opinion that the ordinance, as
passed by the General Council was legal, but that
they were of opinion that its FORMULATION was in
expedient at the present time The Mayor had
not declared the ordinance illegal, and he, Mr..
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TObacco-We heard of only a single sale of 100 hhds
without particulars.
Sugar and MOlnsses-We noticed only retail trans.
actions.
FlOur-The market had a still frmer appearance but
with sales of only some 1900 bbs including 1893 bbs Ohio
at % So lao at % IS. 70 at g. 80 at % Co. and 100 St.
Louis at ~ 12h v bbi.
Grain-About $500 sacks Corn were disposed of-lsOO
damaged at 80, 1850 Mixed 49, and 200 White at SIC
buhe. About 500 sacks St Louis Oats were sold mostly
at SIC v bushel.
PrOvisiOns-Mess Pork still retailing at GA 25 and 200
bbls taken GA 90 v Dbl. Bacon was improving
with sales of leo casks, including 81 casks Missouri and
Indiana Sides lin three os) 81. Is Clear s 40 casks
Missouri Shoulders at 8. and IL do prime SIC y ID. OF
Lard 40 bbls brought &C. and of Western Butter kegs
sold at lie v h..
Hay-Abou l25 bales Western were disposed Of at ZIG Is
' ton.
CONee-Saes 500 bags Rio at $4,000 . b.
ROpe-A lot of so coils sold at Go.
Hemp-A sale Of 40 tons prime dew.rotted at t1OO 90
v ton.
WhiskY-Sales 400 bbls Rectfed including ITO at 81,
and $50 Gin several lots) at 49, y gallon.
Freights-We heard of engagement.
Exchanges - Demand limited. and rates lower. We
Qnote.
Ia5a.
New York sixty dav Rij o,1 2 a.
sight Checks on New Ork. .MD1aY cent disc
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STEAMBOAT

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y sis' promptly At fslf s Ell sslo ss..
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s.S .
e. e.lt s.D::ly hs Lake ifsas win SSssos scco%
%'lSs1 y ~, nd n n; IS 4 Il sTs
s1d DE Ponicba.Gs Railroad tbs srys Of the
s'sf IN .s :ss' ssSs:
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az. ~ sss ~ anah. s = "a ss s; =.
0ss'l on wsnss' e: 5s5 5DfsssI xses .ss p
f... Sss..a .ss sM:s , By a Fri
airy cabin Toward, and ysh sif fos ven,siion,
Eth is:i . Iuf =
the o'clock *, = T. can. and SATURDAY EVENINGS
ss Rs'js, ~ ss'
sss =. n n. q. 9sE' 's'::;is stis g, 3:
s." s ssnas ;s:.
her regular Tip. . and from The watering pIsess .. follow
s.ud. q . saw Ha.s. v.' .ILSa
Monday, - 2P N car. Tuesdsv
ME ,s.s 1oAM. esn. Thandsy ..."..s
And VII continue in the trade the year round 2
Letter Bags will be found Of the counting houses Of
the undengned wheEe further pavculau be obtain ed
-. N. WHITE & Gu 10 Gsavier Ct.
-IyS II J. B. DYRNE b co. 81 Canal q.
-Hs9. For Alexandra and Grand kcore. :
L&4S5SA5, The light draught steamer SARAH COR.
h. ,no.. "a O0N: John aAmsen master VA s.ye s
% lns at O'Clock 4. For freight or passage having
superior Accommodation, apply on board, Or to
y1 o. ROUBIEU, Agent. "A Old Levee
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Fabre, for one, was not prepared to follow the ex-
ample of the Council Of Municipality No. Two. in
any thing. He wouidstall for the appointment Of
Committee of Three - cSpfsr with the General
Council on the matter
Mr.. Barthe followed on the same side as Mr..
Fabre, and declared That he thought the ordinance
legal, but nexpedient; he would move the whole
question shoulds be laid on the, table. Motion
negatived. .,l
After some remarks from Aessrs. Laughlin,
Pecquet and Derbes, the President put the ques.-
ton from the chair, the substitute or resolution
of Mr.. Fsbre, which was finally divided into two
sections.
The first section, declaring the ordinance legal
as regards the fixing of the rate Of wharfage, was
lost by eight nays to two yeas.
The second section, appointing committee to
seek repeal Of ordinance, was withdrawn.
Mr. Pecquet proposed that part Of the resolu-
ton Withdrawn by Mr.. Fabre, asa substitute for
Mr.. Laughns motion, which was lost BY six
nays to four yeas.
Mr. Derbes moved to lay the whole matter on
the table, subject to call Considerable discussion
followed this motion, which was carried the yeas
and nays being called for, stood yeas three, nays
seven.
A resolution approving Of the veto of the Mayor
was then put, and the yeas and nays called for,
which stood yeas five, nays five; the Recorder
voted in the negative. Resolution lost.
A resolution similar to that passed by Munich.
pality No. Two, ordering the collector of Munich
pality No. One to continue his duties under the
old ordinance, was adopted by six yeas to four nays
The Council shortly after adjourned to Monday
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HOLLYWOOD HOUSE,
Eastern Shore OF Mobile bay.

THIS desirable Summer Retreat and Watering
Place is now complies oerf for visitor. Many "a
important Improvements have been made during the fef
past winter, among which wharf running to lES1
the top Of the bluff, Of gradual and easy ascent thereby
avoiding tbs long flight Of formally used. This adds
another to the pleasant walks about the premaes
The number OF rooms has been increased, that 80
sons can be handsomely accommodated the coming
ne bathing arrangements are extensive. The shower
baths are supplied from spring yielding least 100 gallons
pure water per minute The Bay bathing equal to any in
The ocston of th. place being nearly 50 feet above the
the Gnlf with fine view Of the Bay of Mobile West
or standing water consequently muqu0es renders one
Of the well heahest places of resort be
found In the whos country.
Arrangements made for an abundant supply Of Fish,
Oysters, Crabs, It,. !
The proprietor commenced building this hshment about
the ls January 1913, with the view Of making the
uacve place in the South The business thus far has
ceeded his most sanguine expectations Being the builder,
owner and landlord, Re knows 10 his interest entertain
his guests 10 the very best possible which all he
considers necessary TO say 10 srd To the table, bar etc.
besldes the great variety Of amusenents which
tenaye as al other watering place. the proprietor has
This place having been favoVie resort the past yean
lsana, the proprietor hopes by strict attention, TO connus
to receive their D1frOnage. 'ts
The fine steam Helen touches at the wharf several time
| every day.
The charges will be moderate Letters or papers directed
tentiOp. WILLARD FREEMAN PROPRIETOR
Hollywood. Nav 3, 1851 myl9 Bon
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Examination again Postpomed.-The exami.
nation of Thomas Enwright, charged with the
murder of James Grover, mate Of the steamboat
Grand Turk, was again postponed by Recorder
Caldwell yesterday to the 7th of the present month,
in consequence Of the heightened investigation
which he was constrained to make of the kidnap-
ping case Several assault and battery cases,
with intent to kill" were not investigated for a
like reason.
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Honorably Discharged.-Tbe frivolous prosecu-
ton for perjury, alleged to have been committed
by James Hartagan before Justice c. Byrne, some
few days since in which John Finn was COM
plainant, was yesterday dismissed, Recorder Cald-
well declaring that "there was not the slightest
ground for such proceeding at ALL" He therefore
discharged James Hartagan honorably.
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THE undersigned have taken on a lease for three
year. the well known Hotel at East PasoasouIs -
- \, 20 long kpown and kept BY n J. MeRss II mt
~ be opened for the reception of company a the !
JWh June The place famed Of the most delightful
and beautiful the Gulf it open 70 the breeze
the finest Bathing, Fishing and couvepce for all kinds of
recreai ion desirable in summer resort
The hotel UNDERGOING thorough repairs. and will be fin.
lshed in complete stye, The exfeusve Garden in admra
bic order =
The fare will be the best that can = obtained at any of the
markets. and the undersigned attsr hema YES that their
experience in the beat Hotels = st. Charles
and the It Lous-are auarnnce that nothing will be
wanted for the comfort of thsir guest .5...-
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Picking Pockets.-Robert Robertson, charged by
John ONeill with picking the pockets of Samuel
Harper of $751; Franklin street, on the 18th ult.
was yesterday committed before the First District
Court, by Recorder Genois, on the double charge
of pick pocketing and vsgrancy.
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Larceny. j. Boulard, f. m. c., was yesterday
sent before the First District Court, by Recorder
Genois, for stealing piece Of gray linen, worth
$S, from the store of P. & E. REILLY g. Co., corner
of Canal and Royal streets, at O'Clock, P. M,
same day. Linen found in Bouard's possession
by Gustave Duret, clerk in the store.
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ADJUSTMENTS.

Z. lie MARIE DUREr
o'ass Hanagef..... Mr. J. q. CHARLEs
WIS EVENING Thursday, July the performance will com.
L mencs with the Drama entitled
ZARAH; or. The Gipsy's Revenge.
Al'le Dure Mr. jenkins,
M SoNu:...;..... Mrs FraukIio
To conclude with the new Play entitled
THE BLOOMERS.
D-.. - tby permission Of the anthor.)
Charles Mrs BloOmer.. Mills Marie Dnre
at q quarter to g. '
tess o. Ad'sson-Boxes First and Second Tier Parquee
Boxes Third Tier for coored persons only
MADAME DWELL
RESPECTFULLY informs the Ladies and Gentlemen Of New
Orleans that she has Europe and may be
uea al her residence No. 49, of Old
se opposite the Mint the Present.
%. Consdl'atioir- Gentlemen 81; Ladies Soc yl Ct.
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Receipts Of Produces

n steamer Georgetown 665 sacks corn
ICIwleheli Eeo-1O8 hhds tobacco + R0dewad i coo
% pBfrsndsr. WILLIAMS &oo,sdo KenDst &co-ll do W
h99lns3n-Ss 90 Turner. Wilson keo-73 do Felowes
tSs bfHs nsss1 swney SSsn %
CTS a. n"nSs, no. sS sIs rope MarIn Owen
man. Lattins keo-s balA jeans Hsxsd & Gsssn-s do
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Vagrancy.-Anne Wurstead, charged with va
grancy, was fully committed before the First Dis
trict Court yesterday the charge, by Recorder
Caldwell
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PORT OF NEW ORLEANS.
observation-disclosures 800 Win Time "a.


Thursday Morning. July 8, 1861.
Cleared Yesterday.
Steamship Yacht, Forbes. Galveston, Harris MORGAN
Ship adelaide Meoaf Scott. Liverpool. JP Whitney aco
Ship Charles Croker Duncan, Liverpool Whrs,n
Brig Psireza, Donta, NewY0rk, & HARRISON 4 co
schr Home, Miller. Havana, WIS Brown
seamsGp Yacht Forbes. from Galveston Goth ult to Harris
Ship "a Pencil Fullerton. from Liverpool Both April to
Bark Nashua. Mortmore q days from Philadelphia. to Jas
Ashbridge &co-lst my. W.
STEAMBOATS,.
Anna No 2. Johnston, from ct Martinsville
GeoTgef9wn, McPher'on. from Louisville.
tieca, Nay from Grand Ecore.
Music, Streck, from LafOurche.
Towboat Phenix Crowe from the Passes-towed down and
to the 18th u bark Fanny and sohr sylvia V;Ids
brought up ship Jas Pennsl and bark Nashua.
Exports.
GALVESTON steamship Yacht: 100 bbls four. I7o
pea 6asgng o els rope lou ks corn, 100 boxes cheese and
MARsEIILEs--Per ship Mediators 1853, 400 slaves.
LIvEhfooL-Per ship Adelaide Metoalf: 2llS bales
LIVERPOOLPer ship Charles Croker; 1913 hid. a bf
hhds tSbacc3. 6Si bales cotton, 10 o slaves. "
LONDON-Per ship Cordslia: 8O5 hhds tobacco 2l0O
HAVANA Per schr Home loo bbs taiow. " 100 bo,.,
candles, 70 sacks corn. bales garlic. :
-
Imports.
a. GALyEsTON-Psr steamship Yacht: lso head calves
bbtHXERP9OLmPer ship Jas Pennel: Assorted mdse.
-
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and consequently 10 ureh ever thing their line
Of ne quality tor the pros, that this respect 0th
establlshment excel if at all equal 49,
9. Il. XAUE, Agent, : 49,
"a Canal .tFeef, - dcov bei"w R0yo1,
~ Just received per steamship Che and chip UncA
large assortment Of the above feas.
| mys sm s.H.PAGE. Agent
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AUCTION SALES.

hay....".. Hay.
NY r: b. TAYLOR a. TOURNE.
MIS- DAY July at O'Clock the Levse oppo,i,s
l. Post Nc. 80 Second Munic,p sity- 1870 'fP'''''
45o bales PRIME Northern HAY landed from shp Joho Hsor
from NevYork ~ 'AP 'o'n "shfy,
Terms cash -,
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the First municipality designated In the following
aoe y the Nos commence At the Railroad and run
Ia the SECOND n the Nos Steamboat Land
Ing, No being Faboat Landng In the Third (m3 the first
connencs At the railroad and Perry Wharf,
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TEAS! TEkDH
THE TEAS of the New York Canton Tea Com.

= pany, No. 10
G ath y m street
The oldest T e a
establishment in the
United Ststes.) n
Orleans Agency. ~
Canalst,eet. These
Teas are more az.
tensively known and
approved OF, than
thoee Of any other
establishment in ttiis
county. Every sea
sOn the CANTON
TEA CoMpAHY en-
deavos'O CONTROL the
mo.t val,ab,e and
useful kiads offEAs
that are impOsted ,
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Usyoumdca Runaors.-The Washington Re.
public notices statement in some letters from
Washington that the Secretary Of War, Mr.. Con-
rad intends soon to resign, and says we have rea.
son to know that neither the Secretary Of War nor
any other member Of the Cabinet have any thought
of resip ninp
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BOARD OF DIRECTORS OF PUBLIC Schools
Sec00d Municipality, June l8 1851 I

BOUNDARIES of the several School Districts
- IN the Second Municipality New Orleans published
m the INTO nation OF parents and guardians under Resou
ton Of the Board, adoDted on the 5ih inst:
JACKSON SCHOOL DISTRICT for Boys and Girls bounded
Dy lhe kvef Felicity Road. Annunciation and B njamin
bo MasHl nc EMS, soTooI RsTRc1 f. Boys and Girls
Annunciaon streets. schoohouse. corner of Basin and
Magazine streets.
FULTON SCHOOL DISTRICT. for Boys and Girls bounded
3y he River Dlod street, Tiyoi Circle Nayades Thalia,
E'ee and BenJamn streets. Sehoohouse corner of Du.
PLANTER and AnnunciatOn streets.
JEFFERSON SCHOOL DsTRICT for Boy and Girls bound.
ed by Triton Walk, Tivoli Circle. Nayades street, Felicity
and EatO streets. -
MARSHALL School DISTRICT, for Boys only. bounded
New Gqnal the Swamp, Hevia, Circus and Canal streets.
FRANKLN SCHOOL DsTRlor fer Girls only, boundaries
same Marshall District. Schoohouse st. Charles street,
between Girod and Julia streets.
FISK SCHOOL DISTRICT for BOYS and Girls. bounded by
beva, Circus and Canal streets and the Swamp. School.
house, corner OF st. Peter and Perdido streets
iel9lm Holm EAIHlii sacra.aru-
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NEW ORLEANS MARKETS.

Thursday Morning, July 8. 1851.
C0tton-There was a moderate demand previous to the
receipt of the Afcas accounts with sales of about 1900
bales Nothing done afterward. The Africa reports
an advance in the Liverpool market of about I'D. v b.
Quotations are nominal but we repeat last figures:
new kArs cLAsslEICATIaH.
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THIS well-known Summer Retreat is now open
for the reception Of Bosrden Dunng the spring, "a
many additions and improvements have baen made 70 IN.
the guests Of the HOUSE. The Table viii be always foFnshed
with a. NE delieacies which the 20 Gess md y New Or
Shsse and Away. plenty Of pure Mik from COW: kept
House. and fine Shady LAWNS which mako It one Of the
most pleasant resorts on the Shore
Ananeemena for be made with the pvuprieto
the Poydras street Restaurant, No. 50 Poydsas street.
my9 I'm John COATES. PnnpKefo1
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j. II. CARRERAS'
AUCTION STORE,

rr L,,se A CONT STREET.
n or Private Sale ~ ~ " '
II Particular he door 81
Household Furniture, etc, " " ~''' VI SA.s'e''
Liberal invoice.
Nv soo Al aucton' "a GIN
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Choice Residence on Nsyade. Gree, IN ,h.
RvL wEA ..,aaseue.

~ Afcaoe, without - y - - "e".'
A., an LOT Or 1RugN with all The improvements thereon
the square bounded by Nayaies Ph
Streets city Lafayette Said feet inches front
on Nsyadt street. BY depth and Philip street Of I65 e
AND forming the corner reets The
nsns comprise most excellent and we'll built Family Dwelling
ore hs residence Of Mr. two yesrs since
having AZ the convenience for family With oy er garden in
tfon The premises situated depot the railroad
81 PAYABLE LIST 4,h besemer for s742 a.
rex note for STA 49, due March N IS 1852 nots for
S2 49, due Sept 70 5 1882 amounting all 10 IS 400 5 for
e balance oil the purchase half Il one
Tor note bearing moIg.ge on the properly paid.
he pur "' - 49,
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Payne 4 Hsrison3oe acvss etc M b Dsvesssux-e DOZEN
chsr Buck Peck1o bib egg. Ssslsnd-lod do Lshner
BIS starch Bennett &co-l25 bss hay Cowan, DyEsu
LAFOURCHE-Per stsameS Music: 1903 hhds eaxar A
9i!xud-D DO e Gerard &ce-6 do MjlenbsvRsS cog
nsIes moss Mason 10 Boear Y Foiey-3 do Hill,
Feni-sundries to srder. - -
ct MARTIEsyILLE-.P. sssmsr ,Anus y: bbl.
Y bids slea, . Qiveh-34 hhds susai BplIoeq-6ll
~ cSsa Faulk7i hides Qssyrosss se-iS 6s
GRAND ECORE-Pev steamer Hscls: 81 bales cotton 8
Cammack b Squires-65 do g Burke &oo-6 tons saIosd
iron y P0msoy &co-spndbes 10 order.
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TING PLACES.


Ia \ l2ssk BlLoxL-Thi. veil
10y informs her fis1is and the pubic thst ne hes
- above house, know ~ the Ffankhp. This Sstab-
IN has just been ensy reHtied and visitor Win fTnd
III )evers comtor, with airy nd commodioas soomp.
es'o.'d e ssS s.s 3 ~ hos s i naHDs'
80 q "a a. s s.. e ss . = b.A.d at
AZ MRS. ]: DIAMOND.
EeskE Bay ST. Louis Hote! will - epened on the
sleehh Jnne Libs.al sn,nsenep. et4 - nsds "a ,
II gs s.efGe sss. Nay ). lsa. =, ls Hss Il
vs. 1AGNOLIA HOTEL, BILOXI, Miss. 9
CHE nndersigsed respectfully begs lesys, 70 IN
BE form her cid friends and PATRONS and 49, =
iyperalH. that The above Hoeel Is nov 81 - r.
ss-ceouon Of G1yslleu and visitor ~ - u01S9
u Tn ds-n3 bssn = great sagggM NJ -
u FL 4. ~ nv sseomsl11 hst bs111 s1N1 ~
- - 4 ss ~ g 1900. ..s,SS
...s4, - Y !. Z :. ALL RO0M. sorpasns i din.n.
soc9s hyj Jhexi, VAssh . a1misaSiy sdaOsed
70 Balls. PeMes 2ublid onlssines senssalI, spen
winch occaicns she vii et nasosable ts11a Ake, 3
HER TABLE, il will be her constast -. = pyuvta-
FIRE and .oomy BATa H0UsES. sdiaossi . = hess
Thsnkfal ir The liberal psflouas. hsssotw odd ~.
re respectfully reose.ts what viii b ba so . dssrs.
shass Of public psfuasse.
f r. -':t xiS e 4 ,HIJs. r.
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The steamer Ge6sstown lef Louisville Tie 18th ul.
Reports the Ohio Riser falling FAST and 1--WE ard half fee
water at French Island.
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BLADON STRINGS.

THIS popular Watering Place will be opened
June for s Issspn Of visitors .d o. The fir. day Of
EN- during The past winter and will be k
1--WE Randd saon 10 hs and cu
tive pr pees Of The water, III diseases peculiar Southern
he watering places sSnS and Wes sens s%se
but four mes from the Bisbee river Choctaw
country accessible BY stesmboas All
year would be useless 2 attempt full scripton Of the
that we tel fully warranted saying that Their sauays
Kidney, and skin ulcers Of long standing ssns1s debility O.
by sou re ns etc. are ot
who have tried their efficacy.
Many have been made. and IN progress.
suaI packets from Mobile !" The springs. sat
Good hacks, with careful drivers will Be il constant aiten.
tho ss . m ee
Ssn .ma III !s ss F., to %
'hs ssf :, Fsss smSs
RATES OF BOARD:
Jay ~
week; ~ ~
Chisa and servant; half price
Iioise per Jay W
:. per week %
I..ss sn.; S;; S;jasca from = he
'1 B!sa"s Springs. Ala. Nav ISL r'' %sssn
sSs any further r g. fRs fsy 4s:: in
~COOPER's WELL.
THE undersigned. having made considerable i'm
visitors now prepared to receive all who disposed
to pay visit From the reputation Of the water
BSs,d and SsID per g
n''' ..'a {isi ysfiii. iSR.
No ss % miles, and
our guests comfortable mys2 I'm
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BILOXI HOUoE,

THIS Establishmentw will be opened for the re-
csptio. Of y y6.' e q ~ in unds he
Dnrsgths sphne msny addiuon sndinpsoyeneGe1
have been uede, 70 insane sl.a9 degree e n
conyenence 70 the goegls Of the houss. 49, ~.
Ihs randy bsach Of Biloxi, heretofore anDoy1G y ~
destranss has tDsa planked By eFdes Of the copma -
The Table will always he supplied with te deIjcacas of
the sea coast and New Orleans Maskst. = - : =
Arss..d e The houss WI! b !Ssnd Bathhoes. Rer
The following Rates of Board win = charged dains tbs
Children and Servants. half price = -
Biloxi. May 10. 1851 :. NILS am