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steamboat Iun. twice day 70 and fion Mobile u am
FRANKLIN HOUSE, BlLOXI-This we'll
known house 10 open for the reception Of famss
transient ~ permanent boarde and vsio The Der
leased The above house, known the Franklin This esab
shment has Just been entirely reed and visitors will find
AZ and every comtor, with airy and comuodous roos
she now prepared TO accommodate boaIden . manner
not inferior to any first class hotel on the Coast
Wines and LiquoFs of the best quality can be had NJ
the bar Terms moderate - - -
ie8 I'm MRS. j. DIAMOND.
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THE WATERING PLACES
PASS CHRIsT1a = -T1OTC1-

FASS ChhAST1AN HOTEL.
~ THIS welknown establishment re opens this dsv far
the reception Of vo. During the suns alteration. have
been made 10 the genemens department. which c.nnt f.a
TO give satisfaction Attached the prem.v ar bathing
hou.s. bowling alleys. billiard room. pss, gallery and
-RATEs OF BOARD
BY the day. a M
By the wesk. for ranvisnt visitors 60
BY tho month season. such rates be asrsed on
pfedicated upon the number of required and length
time occupied, and at low price any house On
the Coast.
1t the determination of the undersigned to maintain the
reputation Of this house in ali its departments and
tons will be spared to give satisfaction it,
patrons.
The mail boats Oregon. California, Florida, st. Charles
and Mobile. to and from Mobile, the Pass daily,
advertised.
Atta'ed to the Hotel Academy under the supesi.
| tendencs of r. II. McNai. Esq, of New Orleans.
1hes rvices OF three resident Physicians of well known
reputation. can be obtained at all times.
r. h. MONTGOMERY, Manager
~ Letters and Newspaper left the Offices or T. Ged
des. Esq.. Bank Place. and Mills Judson Esq corner of
Canal and Camp streets. forwarded daily.
Pas Christian, May ~. 1881. lea I'll 2dp1m
DAPHNE HOTEL, Mobile Bay-The under
;,spsd having leased for numss, of y.an ,ks -
81 g ons tsoaa ia
ssS 81. " MIMI. .. $ and
charge o. The IL June, and promises 70
:spDy 81. eads .Is hs public !. I'll ing. win ths ~
Ts Bed ss .s. .,s . w.:
on the b!u fronting the bay all times afford dslghifn
and shady rerea, from the MONDAY sun. = = :
The Mineral Water containing Iron. Msgnesia and aul-
phur, lent Tor the of indigestion ospd vess
and general debility.
BY th0ee who have tried them.
The Roads through the Pne Hills are good
Ten Pin Alleys, Billiard Rooms and good Bar will be
kept open during the season.
RATES BOARD:
yo0 w
~ he ~ %
ooy
Sopper Lodging and Break fast OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES, 80
Chi,d.en and Servants half price.
~ Favorable term 10 suit families
CHARLES PJTTH
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AGOLD NINE DISCoYEREn- piet,lr,

A GOLD NINE DISCOVERED Pictures
taken bD LghtRing.-l have tho honor to 10
tnepuD That have recently made improvement ia tn
arr and apparatus by which take keness Of the
smallest child IN one second. flash of hining
IN me announcement Of this discovery rrne Della
July many lleved to be humbug they said was
impossible and they called to tender an invitation
Poydras and rerdido Streets and satisfy Themselves chat
lsase any Dagusrre,n Artist in the city the
Once and Will give 5000 to that will.
well know what am about, for tire hest Daguerrean
Artist In the city since the death OF Mag
DIR. LOCKWOOD
~ Ladies. with certainty of success YOU may bring
your children. win
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pOINT CLEAR, Baldwin county, Ala,-Tbe
undersigned has purchased this fashion able wafer.
& psSe and w opsn il on the Is Of June for the
ue Hotel deliRhtfuly situated the eastern sho oi
mooe Bay, about midway from the city of Mobile and the
olt OF Mexico a-d is within fifty yards Of the of the
Bay which being clear and salt with bold shore and firm
sea bathing. The buildings new fionng sonh with
The Rooms IRE large and well ventilated
ie,y IN the ar beautiful grove (haf mile in
Wiuhl o. ileh forest trees hose outrageous foliage projects
mile Is a good White SULPHUR Spring.
Good carriage roads and walls have he n maze
Asnccession of Pre- Hills from the back country.
All the varieties OF Fish and Game OF this latitude abound
in the vicinity of the Hotel.
10 all there advantages of position the subscriber adds h
prom that rhe Table md Bar shall be supplied with the
pest selections Of the Mobile and Neworeans markets. Snd
n,s un"Nen aenion given 10 the nrcmoon Of the
sale and -asan steam vessel, built exi ressy for
Inc purpose, Will ply constantly bel Mobile and Point
tors. - - $3.50 !, q o.,
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r. Il. r.
r. DIV WIS N n a

1hDwAf'S READY RELIEF
Is de8mo'0ieaged by tho true men Of america t.
DC the quickest and most efectul rensdv
for the cure Of pain and The removal
Of us 'aH'i PAIN II the World
> the warning given of the presence of disease
To- TS Hn p'
nerves and TO give vitality and healthy action nerv
This we acsomp. iyt bs TO ward on tue attack
Radway's Ready Relief.
10 for the instant relief Of
sncs ssav s esoH sPd every organ in the system
best and quickest cure for all - '''
Neuralgia, Tic Douloureux, Sick and
Nervous Headache,
who have used weak and Intellectual remedies in vain
saea s.S 81 ,an, Of
COMPLETELY cured Them 1t has stopped the most
~ Rheumatism
ou ne our. II s and cured The disease entirely in
always stop the pain in five or ten minutes.
Neuralgia
q the ps whs has been properly
ssaghen the nerves and rid the system entirely from
Paralysis
cases ou Of % e s ea1ston Of the mgcen 80
hours it strengthens ana OF e mD lev
nerve and snew in the system.
Pains i'm the Bones.
AL pans and all aches feel it's wonderful soothing and
ssmeihenng influence; it instantly the most severe
Jumping TOOth-ache.
VIII sop the most tantazng tooth ache in a few seconds
thousands oil our citizens Nervous pains OF
Relief. ~ ""' NeauS
Sick Headache,
cases ont Of 1000 will free from pain in Is minutes and
e eontnged use according directions will positively cure
RAILWAYS INDICATED SOAP,
As beautifier of the Skin.
SURPRISES every thing the kind in the world il removes
Kedness Pmpes. Blolches. PustuIes, Tetters, Rash il
ar Eruptons mparts health the skin and beauty to the
complexion Asa ursery and Toilet Soap, it beyond the
reach nvary and for Shaving purposes it is the best in
use one cake OF Radways Soap will longer than three
ck OF the same size OF any other Soap use ia
Inc cheapest and best soap in the world To- Price Is cents
CAKES IN engraved wrappers, and the signature of r. G.
nadway upon each wrapper. =
THE GROWING ORNAMENT OF
BEAUTY
Is BEAUTIFUL head Of Lasrurtant Hair.
Radway's Circassian Balm.
aay Or gentleman who desires beautiful article to
c.ss.a R, are advised to make use Of Railways Cir
S aan Possesses many advantages over all other
ncs anu PREPARATIONS First, cleanses the scalp from
eyes tone and the roots and bubs nyie
SIas " heahy action The OF e which gives to the
nar heathy root and forces the hair TO grow il cure
badness stops the hair from falling out makes il fine
SOFT and glossy keeps from turning gray or becom
ing discoloed 1t truly luxury TO dress the hair win th
delicious preparation. " ~ ~
u Fold by J. WRIGHT Il CO.
aplo eod&W ly G. N. MORRISON.
IL Magazine at
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SHADY GROVE. BILOXI,

THIS well-known Summer Retreat is now open
for the reception Of Boafders. During the spring, -
many additions and improvements have been made to IN:
ensure degrees Of comfort and convenience TO
the guests Of the house. TIE Table will be always nrnshed
with all the deicaces which the and the New Or
charge and always plenty Of Milk from kept
re premises Atlached to the house fine airy Bath
Houses and fine Shady Lawns which make one OF the
most pleasant resorts on the sea shore
Arrangements for can be made with the proprietor
my9 I'm John COATES pronre,or
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NOTICE.

THE Bay st. Louis Hotel will be opened on the
4 18th June. Liberal arrangements will be made a
with families who wish to take Board for the season -
etiers addressed The undersigned, will receive &;
prompt attention. n TEvpJS
Bay st. Louis, May q. 1851. mysi II
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MAGNOLIA HOTEL, BILOXI, Miss.

j c h IA f IT, '.Siees.u'Iy ueks Ieavs 70 m
generally that the above Hotel open ins the 90.
reception Of traveller and visiio for the una
season. Having been at expense in buldpr.
epalring etc he can nov recommend her house
eri0r n point OF accommodation. commodity and locality
to Hotel the She has on the premises
large and spacious Ii ROOM, SURPRISING in dImen.
nons similar room in Biloxi, which admirably adapted
to Balls, Pares and public gatherings generally upon
winch occa-ions she will let able terms. Also, in
addon to the Ball Room she has
for At least hi,y ger.ons more than last season.
amply with the best that this and markets Afford
Fine and roomy BATH HOUSES, adjacent TO he Hotel
for the convenience of boarders.
Thankful for the liberal heretofore extended her,
she respectfully what will be her effort to deserve
share OF public patronage.
PRICEs:
Per month. go 90 Per week % 20 Per day q So
~ =, CAROLINE NJ. HUNT.
Biloxi. NAV 3. 1an1 mylI If
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AUCTION SALES
STEAMBOATS,.

- = For He'd River-FOrShPeveport,(s nd
L6ik425n9s Ecnre and Alex sndia. dnect-The steam
TEXAS, w. S,ockman master, being very
lizhi dssn,ht. will meet with detention The Falls viii
leave for the above SATURDAY the 2th inst, at
O'Clock r. For freight passage, apply bosrd,
DUDLEY. cor. Common and TchoL pito1 a. .ts.
NM .,rA
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Cotton and Tobacco Statement.

Cotton and Tobacco Statement
Stock on hand Sept 1850 Cotton sa!ss Tobacco hhas
previously .ssis7a=sss SIS SIS. ass=ss.os5
Exported past week. $500. 1856 ASA "'S'
previously. sa6. ias=sassss S.sS=4o 1868
STOCK on hand' not cleared 6lA7S 80 $50
IooAcco-The market was dull early in the week, but
atery some heavy buyers have forward and taken
some large lots private TERMS The saIes n. ia, =. ~
gather about 20O hhds embracing SCARCELY ,sn.
action to indicate. with degrees of certainty scale nj
prices. From the best information within our reaoh -
make up the following quotations which we believe to bs
nearly accurate Frosted, 2s(08k: Lups az 60s. &c
Inferior and Common to Fine, 55SO7h Choice sa9c q M
Sugar and MOlasses-There has been ,carcelv tram,
action in these articles worth reporting during the eL
business having been confined retail lots at about pysv
rates For Sugar we quote the following range of price,
Choice, 6@6hc y b. N'N
r. S-After the above written we heard of 400 hid.
sold Yesterday in four lots. at quotations. and 100 Dbl,
Reboiled Moasses at 26c v gallon.
Weeks rece pts, 2S8 hhds 5usar-exports g.
Four-The Flour market has been quiet during the ns,
week. the receipts being light and the demand very limited
Pces however. have generally been FIRM The sales of the
week barely 80 bbs (ncludng $500 taken ye,.,
da) mostly at the following of prices: Superine
Ohio, % 75$ co. from the Ievee and from atboat q,
Louis, - i2hA25 and extra and fancy brands of ST.
Louis. ~ 62x s5 90 Dbl. Some choice parcels of Su
perhne st. Louis have brought - 37k@&4 SO, and we
nave noticed some sales of Sour at % 0083 I2S and
mixed lot of Common Fine etc., at q 70 . Dbl
Weeks receipts. 8. s7l bbls-exports, 4346.
Grain-There has been fair export demand for CON-
prime article has been request throughout the week
still comprises large proportion Of Inferior dam
aged ec portion of which has been d,po,ed of nv .nc
ton The sales have embraced aut Ok o0 ,,ck =, ssS
Nc io lnie'ior 4o04io for Ordinary A605O for Mir IN
9os Tor White, and @i0b6o p bushel for yellow. Tbs
range .ne suction sales has been a337c according TO
amount Of damage. Oats have bean in moderate dsa.d Al
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DR.. EARNINGS
CELEBRATED
BODY BRACE
PATENT LACE,

FOH THE RELIEF AND CURE
OF THE FOLLOWING DISEASES, VIZ:
Weakness Of the Breast Bronchitis Shnsness Of breath,
Pa,n IN the Chest Msaknss and Blsedns at the Lang,
Pains in the Back SPINAL eetons. Faiag Of the Bowe
Prolapsus Utsnos Hearing Down. Irregular. Painful Pro-
nancy and the bad shape incident Child beans and dp
oq oo ss asd a az IN
rinesses peculiar to Males or Females:
" Sold only by d B.. SHERM AN, Agent for ths
South. al his Office, 10 ST. CHAHLEs STRICT, New Or
leans LADIES fitted with the Brace al MRS: sHER-
MANS. 1913 Chavlas rtye NH lvd& w
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I lME-Thoma.ton, Utica, Alton, St. Louis and
LIST Geneveve Lime, for sale By
WHITE BEANS-2O bbIs Prime, for sale bv
w A. D. GRIEF &CO. %. Nand y Old Lsvse
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LEGhORN AND GENOA-Per ship Queen Victoria =:
81 hhds tobacco. '"'o'~
.BARCELONA-Per brig Atalagoro: 46s bales cotton.
500 slaves, ~''"''
slaves. '~' AVN
RATTAN !SLAND-Per schr Thomas James: 10 bbls
Hour. 5000 feet lumber, pkss mdse. " 0'-
CAMPEACHY-Per schr Jane Elizabeth: 900 bbls aour
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SEW ORLEANS CATTLE MARKET

- JEFFERSON CITY,
Friday Evening, July II. 1851.
Arrived. during the past week, 1877 Beef Cattle $40 Hog,
7si Sheep. and M Calves The market has been for
days during the week. extremely scanty suppl with Beef
and Veal Cattle. The supply to-day moderate with
fair stock of Hogs and Sheep.
-PRICEs-
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IEEF Summer aHnbeem. nl-FOF Mobile, VIA Bay
st. Louis, Pass Christian, Mississippi City
Biloxi AID Pascagoua-Ths new and splendid passenger
packet steamer built for the Lake trade
s SG the New Canal a. aboye every TUESDAY EVEN
promptly on arrival at the Lake Of the O'Clock Il. cars
and every SATURDAY MORNING. at o. clock. and on
9Se yia a The aboys named ys,s,sg PLACES, every
ceved at the New Canal Warehouse at ali hour. OF he
The last barge will leave the Warehouse every Tuesdsy
O'Clock. "
The way Letter Bag will leave the office of the agent at
morning. lN6l r. GEDDES, Agent 10 Bank place.
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-M. For Mobiie-Daay U. s. Mail Linz
A& n Via Bay 81. Louis, Pass Christian aad Pas
cagoula-Summer Anangement-The new
and splendid low pressure packet s.esmr OHE(sDN. r.
A. flien, masief, and FLORIDA, WIN. +. Gbeysop
MASTER (aviag beea built expressly or the Lake trade with
superor accommodation One Of the above steamer viii
leave the PonchaSan Railroad daily the ava at ths
Lake Of the IL O'Clock, n. csys,
.V The Way Letter Bag will leave the Office Of TIKI
Agent promptly at half psm II O'Clock A. NJ
je16 r. GEIIJE.a esns IA R.ck p1sn,
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4kN HsssnssmsntHF RiIos; A., s e. 1..;s
i.,I.,:s Pass Christian and Mississippi Ciiy-Thi
splendid Lake packet steamer, H. p. ENSIGN, master
having been thoroughly oveshaued and reited with new
c,iy cabin forward and = new skyIght AFT for
Penv in perfect gds vii leave the Railroad every tn Is
The 70 TO- O'Clock s A. NJ cars, and SATURDAY EVENING"
every SUNDAY, WEDNEsDAY,a and Friday EVEN
ING. CjeI9] X, GEDDE5 Agent 10 Rant place
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49, Regula New Orleans. Bay st
Louis Pas hrsIan. Mississippi Cry ant
!. .o. "a Biloxi summer and winter packet HIN.
- nOhA-The new low pressure fast fu ming steame
CIINGARoRA, Sam Broadwei master has G. mmenced
her regular trips to and from the watering places oows
Saturday, on arrival ofis !. csr Monday ..s1L
Monday, - 2P n cars Tue,day .g -:
Wednesday, - ga NJ. cas, Thursday ,,9
Friday, "a. n. cars. Saturday .......6
And will continue in the trade the year routd
TT Letter Bags will be found Of the counting houses
the undersigned. where further particulars be Obtained
NJ WHITE Co. 10 Gravier 81.
Jy3 If j. d. BYRNE Il co. 81 Canal st.
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CRESCENT OpVcR.
Saturday Morning. July IA 1851
Cleared Yesterday.
Ship Queen Victoria, Chase. Leshorn and Genoa,
Rp brig Atalagora, Pages, Barcelona, Pus MI & co
Sp schr Ysabal, Sanchez, barcelona pas MI, : ~
schr Jane Elizabeth. Smons, Campeacby and sissi.
p,ru, w Zachare &co
Grand River times. [volume] (Grand Haven, Mich.) 1851-18??, 1851-08-20
THE UNION FOREVER.

Come Join us In song, let our voices arise,
And in praise of the Union ascend TO the skies
BY our forefathers' blood IL was most dearly won'
Led on by our own, our beiovd WAsHlNeTo,S.
Then hurrah for the Union, let our motto e'er be,
The Union forever--Great Land OF the Free'
The storm of dissension may try to assail,
But 'gainst the proud Union can never prevail
For Ills sacred to all, and CHERISHED twill be,
In the "home of the brave and the land OF the free
Accurs'd be the traitor whose action or word
'Ganst the peace Of the Union be seen or be heard
But success unto those who shall always proclaim
The Union forever-let 1t still be the same
The North and the South can in peace never rest,
Should they sever their ties with the east ana west
Tut while thew in the Union together shall cling,
Every valley and hill with the echo will ring
Oh. long live the Union its blessings to shed
Where the Goddess Of Liberty rears her proud head;
And long may it last and our children be blest,
When those who now cherish it pass to the rest.
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THE INDEPENDENT

a WEEKLY religious newspaper, published by
"a ). w. Benedict, at "a Beekman street, at So
per annum, payable in advance. Edited by Rev.
Leonard Bacon ID. d., Joseph p. Thompson and r.
D. Storrs, jun, assisted by Rev. Henry Ward Beech
er and Joshua Leavitt.
The Independent was not established as n money
making institution, but to give utterance to truth,
according to the judgment of its editors, without
reference to our opinions or the pecunary interests
of the Journal The editors have the entire control
of its columns but have no pecuniary interest i'm
the concern. The proprietors having confded the
management of the paper Internationally to the
editors, personally pledged for its support, In
the results of this enterprise have not been dis
appointed. The first number was issued i'm Decem-
Der, 1913, without subscriber. The Independent
now has circulation exceeding 5000 and is stead.
lily increasing. Although sold at 25 per cent less
than the nominal price of some other religious pa
pers of the same class. The Independent contains
about one third more matter than most of them.
Though the proprietors have been unknown to,
the great body of the readers of the paper and have
never obtruded their own position and agency up.
on them, they have taken great pleasure in contrib
uting of their means to provide for thousands a
good religious journal, and will spare no expense
hereafter to make that journal the best which the
country affords.
Grand River times. [volume] (Grand Haven, Mich.) 1851-18??, 1851-08-20

THE Advertiser, Post Master, at Pleasant Grove,
Il Allegheny county Maryland is the first person
in the United States, conceived and undertook ex-
tensively, to publish the idea of furnishing all Post
Offices in the country with cheap stamps. All
stamps made by him, warranted equal or superior
to any others that can be procured for the same
price, and whenever any are sent out, in any man
ner defective unsatisfactory, duplicates will be
forwarded on notice, without extra charge. All
who order set of stamps, with full set of changes
for dates at only $500 for thirty pecesl shall be
keptin stamps nd hbitum. Full set with one change
one dollar
When stamps are neatly made. with turned han
dies and screws, same style as the regular Post Of
flee stamps-durable efficient and warranted, price
to dollars only, and special authority to send by
mail free. Address p. NJ, Pleasant Grove, Allegha-
ny Co., Maryland.
Any Editor publishing the above, with this no.
tice, three times, and sending copy of the paper
shall receive credit for ten dollars in wood letter.
ten dollar proof press or if preferred wood en-
craving or an engraved newspaper head, of the
above value will be forwarded I'M 3w.l
Pleasant Grove, Md. July 1851.
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