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From tn. posi Office at Ksnton to the Railroad Depot on
No ~ 1884, ninety rods three times week and back
No H. 100, one mile, twice daily except Sunday.
From The pos Office Lebanon and Deerfeld Village
the Railroad Depot route No l0,2o4 hse miles, twice
From the post office Mount Holly to the Railroad Depot
No l0264, three miles, three times week and
back.
From tho post Office at Mount Vernon TO tho Railroad
Depot on route No l0lS7 one hundred rods, twice daily
except Sunday.
From the post Office Mount Gilead tho Railroad De-
pot on route No. III l60 and half miles, twice daily
except Sunday.
From the post Office at Milford the Railroad Depot
route No. lO,264 half mile, daily except Sunday
From post Office New Haven TO the Railroad Depot
on route No lOis5 hroefoorths Of me twice daily OK
cept Sunday.
From the pos, Office at Omsead to the Railroad Depot
No. 10, $780, one mile, twice daily except Sunday.
From the post Office Shelby the Railroad Depot
No. TO- 6O, ,hreeourths of mile twice daily except
Sunday
From the post Office at South Charleston to the Railroad
Depot route No 1916, half mile, twice daily except
Sunday.
No. 234, half mile twice daily except Sunday
From the post Office Toledo the Steamboat Landings
twice daily, often a. required during the season Of
From The post Office at Urbana to the Railroad Depot
No. 1884, hundred and thirteen rods, six times
week.
No. 1886, nnsty-6ve rods, twice daily except
Sunday.
From the post Office at Waynssve TO the Railroad de-
pot No. 1884, hafa mile, twice daily except Sun
day.
From the post Office at Wheford the Railroad Depot
on route No. 3,75. michigan ralroad,) twice daily.
From the post office West Liberty to the Railroad De.
pot No 1924 thrseourhs Of mile, twice daily
| except Sunday.
From the post Office at Wes6ed the Railroad Depo
No. 10, $780, and half miles, twice daily
| cept Sunday.
From the post Office Twinsburg to the Railroad Depot
No. 325, two and half miles, three times
| week and back.
From the post Office Franklin Mills the Railroad
Depot route No. 325, six times week, three and
| half miles
From the post office Worhington to the Railroad De
pot on route No. 10, $780, mile, daily except Sunday.
From the post Office Delaware to the Railroad Depot
route No. lOl6O and half miles, daily excep, Sunday
Form for bid ,cheys change from advertisement conien
| PLATED BY the bidder.
Tor we, as the may Beg there write tho name
or full of there state the residence residences
| hereby propose to carry the mail on route No.
! from often the Postmaster Generals
advertisement for proposals. the same dated September
o. 1851 requires the time stated in The schedules
such ADVERTISEMENT and by following mode o.
conveyance, to wit there state how it is TO be conveyed
for the annual of there write the in words al
full length.l
Dated lSigned.1
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Form for bid hers change from advertisement l.
PLATED BY the bidder.
[signed.l
Form Of a Gumanip.

The undersigned undertake that if the foregoing bid for
carrying the mail route No. be accepted by the
Postmaster Genera the bidder SHALL prior the LIST day of
July next into the required obligation perform the
service proposed, with good and sufficient suretes.
Dated lSigned by two guarantors.l
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Form, of Csr(ifcnfs.

The undersigned POSTMASTER judge clerk Of court
Of record, the may be cer6es that he well
qusnted with the above and their property and
they Of property and able TO make good their
guaranty.
Dated tSgnedl
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Notice to the Creditors OF Texas.


Ea#* t TaEAsuRY DsrARrnSxr, March "a, 1851
THE having legislature passed during
the of S49 called the credon Of the
September evidences their respective claims and Con
having approved 9th September, 1885, authorizing
Of millions OF Ave the said
directed hvs millions Of said stock should BIZ
un tina creditor Of the State holding bonds and other
certificates ofock Of Texas for which duties imports
pecay pledged shall n the Of the United States
OF Ill claims against United for
Of said bonds such forms shall DO
scrbed by the Of the and approved by the
President Of the United States " Now IN order st depart
Imports pledged, the hodsrs Of all
claims required a the and description OF them
the st Of October 1851 and
release United States of claims
which has approved by the President
United Of the above Of the 9th Of
WIN. L. HODGE,
Acting Secretary Of the Treasury
FORM OF RELEASE. ~
approved g. 1880
dollars paid the State
than shall be issued
creditors Of holding bonds and other certificates of
which duties specially pledged
OF the United States releases OF all
United States for Of said bonds
undersigned creditor Of the State
certificates Texas be and for which
mentioned In the said specially pledged
Here describe the bonds ceriihcacs]
Now purpose complying with the provisions Of said
good valuable confederation hereby release 70 the
claim In law equity against Them, for or on
account Of the (bonds csrincstes described
witness my hand and seal Al =, this 10y oil
1851.
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IUsT received New York by tho Last packets To
this city
Is cheese
50 do quality Scotch herrings
$40 New York sucked dry beef !
10 chests quality gunpowder and imperial teas
lv bills Nos aud 5 mackerel
bags Java coffee
pipes old Murtsl brandy, imported In 1883
2quarter casks Oard, Dupuy Co. do
pipes Of the BEST old whiskey In Washngton
&-N JohN a. pONoho.
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LTUDES Defense Active dies flAessS Par Gene
II Pic0t--l vol.
ns,oirs Founcsdon Psrm.nsn on manuel &C.. meeu
ohcatiOn uaduits DE- Auexnd par
Uupareg capitaine Genis-2 vols and atlas Of plates
sa Modsrns snalyss compaTss des ysseme
Asmsnde Maurice cspsina du Ssns
vol. aud atlas. n. 49,
CaponncEes un smcer du Genie
uaduit de vo sno
Trate dss Reconnaissance Miht-irs pussss go
fsntene Of 10 par Professor UugH--l VOL
dAsnc~s, pabts avsc Pauorsauon gu mne de
. Jusnss-l vel. and ailas g = $1,000, :,
Tables Prsuquss aide memoire d.
inaenieurs dss architects, par Ciaadei-l VOL
MANY military sciences and ssvices and thsn
various branches. 4 r#4saE
vt imported direct from Paris, by ,,n.u,vm.vrop
Mu2 FhhNCh fAlL'A'
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lAMES'H Novel, The Fate--A Tale OF Surrtns
j Times; by author Of the Old Oak Chest &c.
Travels and in Mexcoi by Wm WCsrpene 'a
of United States Army VI. AZ ~, ....----. ,,
Anhons Roman Antiquities, with numerous ii'usua
the Elements Of Algebra desisnsd for bssnnsni BY Ella
Loomis, M. A. 4N
Just published and for sale By xAu,v
Aus o. Booksellers, near VII street
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HAREs DE having been sppoa!sd BY The respect
Il i've New YORK. hho VI
other states states, and Of Territory Of dinnesoa
the acknowledgment Of dseds &C., onsf
us services 10 the Warrington and elsewhere
Feb +-2Aw
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N,TRUCTIONs IN 0ynanastics, containing fall de-
scripon Of eight hundred sngravinYi ;. =
late Professor Military School Ia ht fseough
and In Paris. vol, 4to. Jl n.~,,v u.v,o,
May - FANCA IAtLon.
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!, ECIiERCHEs les EquipaRcs do Points miutnirea
Europe par Baso Major General Autichsnd uaauit os
iaemand, par J. r. CalitAins d'artiere; vol
Regemen service des Champagne par Dura
sale VOL A t Hs 3ff# s434
Irai,e do Pasagce, dAaqae q Do defense
poses points miii.rss par
adu de Pulienad par heHe
appq1ses ecoie darss 90 sncsnns'
vol, OF psics. ~ !,
Sur de aics, OF son emploi dams gueHe &c
csmpayns ieboug lieutenant colonel s
sur Mtaires CoTead anclsn inge
incur; vol, with atlas OF plates
Dc Guerre 10 Generl aAfuheIe
MARION VOL
usI with points Of military science
and service, from Paris, by fkANCk IAfLoh.
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,,tiNTLEMEN's sunanaor Has sTEvENS ha. Just IN
II article for gendensn' summer has
ventilated and elegant Call aud III the heh@on
opposite Adephi Theatre. ###
May 25-so3uf sg.Ha r#ae ss.a # H8.#. y
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l,ROTE's History cf Greece vol. =. Botoa edition.
VI Hib. Family Hiats Domestic Happiness by
n A. koardman.l - ]. II a,..
Body and liz connssicn with Man. Illustrated BY the
principal orsnss by Jnmes J. q. Nviikrson.
Confessions Hous.hespe by Mrs. John smith with luss
y .tsf 4.
Hardness.
Chououet'. French Conversions and DtaIoxns..
Byrns's OF Engineering, No <0 cs'spiste.
The iris hlom snnua for is0sn addluons supply
TAYLOR MAuRY,
ssptT Bookssisrs, 9th street
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il sDa--l volume tA 1i3FFT' ,et,sry~ W.
Lord and Lazy Hsscoa cossuy Hssp.ass ~ Mis-. Gin
clair. M+n tts lls4 81 - =. = ~
The Duchess, WouAns Love snd womau. Hs.s. .Sv.,
une, eyo az A-f FFtTtN =
Lvy-sehmi,., and zumP,. Classical sss.es-i volsa.s
Just published, and for sale BY "a 49,
s TAYLOR ! MAURY
Jan 10 Na Bsok selists, near "a 49,.
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THE following wosks In the phonetic alphabet
only psrfsct apses that has Aesn gives world.
the hes Asses ietts fu1 every
aud lhs only one mat has ,ses of the vaous medncsnon"
voice In speech, accent, IuaetoS Innovation, Ae N
The New Ie.tamsnt oi 33s The Phonetic bpsaker,
Phonssc RsaAs q fhs Phonscos oss The Phowsuc Mas
rhonooy - The Fisst Book Paps Homers bso
octave pagss,) ~ cents Miususi, ixk csnW . nj
Dr. " pnhskss m0th,y psss0dica, endusd Covnssochp
nee Tssgaph 50 csnis prooosncisg and sv"o
dictionary OF publication Telegraph
All orders should b accompanied with the caeh and d.ev
A. cOMDTOCK, y. D., fhfade'p"N
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OTICE-Frcp following law 10 published for the
IN public The penalty Will BE- enforced aSans
provisions; ts
Il enacted of .dderen and Board Of Common
Of city Wahnson That person OF persons
Pennsyivaris
avenue by authority OF Cong having first OBJ
aimed Commissioner OF Public Build
ng plugs for other purpose than Tor e use
Of the departments OF the government and ne of
OF watering they Sha, upon
conycon thereof a i've than
twenty dollars collected applied other lines sTe
All hydran BY the Commissioned
OF Public Buildings hereby revoked ,r..r,
J,,x lnsolw Commissioner Of Public Buildlngs-
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THE sale Boat, or, aIiaApss. Of the Land Of Egypt
Il by w. n. Bartlett.
The Literature Literary Of Ireland
by A. Mills, author Of Lectures on RI stprc.
TAYLOR MAURY,
Sept Rootsslsss near pth street
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Proposals are invited for the following mail messenger
SERVICES which vii be let to the bidder in each
The mail to be taken from md delivered in the post Office at
hs points named at such hours may be fixed upon by
the postmaster
From post Office BeIefontsne to tn. Railroad De-
pot No. 10, 234 hundred rode. six times
weak and back.
From the pos Office Bellevue to the Railroad Depot
on route No. 1924, nney.two rods twice daily except
Sunday.
Prom the post Office Be;Icvis to the Railroad Depot
No. TO- 1876 hundred rods daily exc.p,
Sunday.
From the post Office Berca to the Railroad Depo,
rou': No. 10, l6G oos and quarter miles daily except
Sunday.
From ths post Office Csrdineton ths Railroad Depot
on rcs No. l0,i60 ninety rods, twice daily except
Sunday.
Fsss the post ocs Cons anita to the Railroad Depot
on route No 10, 6O two and half miles, three times
week and back.
From the post Office at Enon to the Railroad Depot on
route No. l0,l34, two hundred rods twice daily except
Sunday.
fren the post Office Fairfield the Railroad Depot
resss no l0,i5A two miles daily exoSpt Sunday.
Pros the post ONCE Gallon to ,hs Railroad Depot on
resss NO ioieo nnsty6ve rods twice daily except Sun
day.
From the post Office At Iberia to tn. Railroad Depot on
route No 10, 100, one mie twice daily sx>.p sunds
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Taylor Maurys Bookstore The gallery ofpsntns
York II desirable that ption
without Monthly Bulletin from
Each number OF Bulletin
articles
June - - TAYLOR L MAURY.
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BLADON SPRINGS.

THIS popular Watering Place will be opened
l. for the reception Of visitors The frs, day Of kae
June. The proprietor, have added largely their ssf
improvements uring the winter, and will be M
during the prepared to nOdae FRI four
five hundred persons In addition the medicinal and
peres of The in diseases peculiar Southern
china thee Springs pos advantages most Of
the watering places in the S0nth and West Being situated
but four mi from the Bic bee river ChOctaw county
Ala. healthy region be fund in the Southern
country, accessible by seambOas at all of the
year 1t would be useless to attempt full scption Of the
benefits be derived from the of these suffice it,
pertes of diseases of the liver stomach bowels
kidneys and skin ulcers Of long standing general debility o.
the system rheumatism, drOpsy surpassed
by any in the Ured States hundreds testify
who have tried their efficacy.
Many have been made, and progress,
for the and pleasure OF visitors. There will be
regular packets from Mobile the Springs, semi weekly
hacks with careful divers, will be
convey persons and from the river The tab
will be instantly supplied with the hest the
affords, and the proreors pledge themselves to spare
render their visitors comfortable For chemical
peres of water the public referred the analysis OF
of the PRINCIPAL Springs by Professor Brumby, Of the
Univers ty of Alabama.
RATES OF BOARD:
ter day; ~
tV- Children and servants half price
Horse per DAY.
Large families suhject liberal deduction from the
abnve rates CONNOR Il HENRY, Propre,ors.
Badcn Springs, Ala, May l, 1851. my7 I'm
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TEAS! TEASI!
THE TEAS of the New York Canton Tea Com

\ pany, No. 1A
q hath a m streei
(The oldest + e a
establishment IN the
Unite ST ,,e-.) N
Orleans Agency. z.
canal street These
Teas are more eN .
tehsively knowu aud
approved OF, than
those of any othe'
establishment in TIN
county. Every sea
son The CANTON
TEA COMPANY en-
denvOr % cOnt'oi tn,
mOst val able ap,
useful kinds Of TEA
that are imported
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and cnnsequ n'ly IRE sbe
OF 50 ne quality Tor the ha, this respect other
establishment excel. il at all equal them
>, II. PAGE, Agent.
" Canal street, door below Royal
~ inst received steamship pbjo and ship Unin a
large assortment OF the above Teas
my8 3m = ~ PAGE Aren't,
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To- He will continue to keep his usual sro k of
Choice Teas in Chests and Half Chests
Ihoe ei.nng them in this syie he Supplied in
GT The patronage of the lovers of Coop TIA is respect
fully solicited. w. e. RAY MOND,
my30 I'm Il lamp street.
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THE unders ned. having made considerable i'm
l. provement this for The accommodation Of II
visitors prepared receive all disposed ,.
visit. From the uation Of the water no xA
necessary
Board and lodging, per week 90 90
Board and lodging per DAY ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. W
kF- Horses tai en- of IN moderate terms
INMAN WILLIAMS, Proprietor.
IL The means OF IS, only 81 miles from vlcksburg
to Well, a'e by railroad RAYMOND 80 miles. and
miles staging from Raymond the Well
tY Gen McMAKIn, lat Of the P,e"tiss House. Vicks
burg will ofc and every exeron will be made render
our guests comfortable my22 I'm
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FRESH IMPO RTATION OF
CHOICE TEAS!

THE subscriber has just received from one of the
L first Tea importer, in Philade pha. complete assort
nent OF real cho ce BLACK AND GREEN TEAS and,
suit purchasers has had hem small package
y and ID each. They guaranteed to be of quality
embrace all the varieties usually sold The following
list Of qualities and pr ces:
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The following SLAVES aud UTENSILS:
colin negro man, aged about IS ye.r
HANNAa. f a. sT wV s ass sf ao"s Ss ysa1.
psY mean aged s0u sss y ssnn, a. and
ne aR eisf is!rss1i aged 7ye...
MAHALiY. SRI, ased about years.
WI LIAM. mulato man AGED about q ysa".
PANEL PAM negro .i,I boy ss e u years
BsIstER. ". gro man. ns ssed aSou. S. year.
MARY ANN, negro woman. aged about IS yean. and
MATILDA. aged about II yeas.
PR1hTEtIiSSEE. s sss about sSoS, wears Years
GESA R. aged about years,
THOMAS, is months, and one infant.
OLD MARY. negro woman. aged about Is yean, and
W WAY AHR TsSsS ay yss' sh S0a years
John, negro man. aged about 40 years
ROBERT, a negro boy. aged abont l5 years.
FRANK a negro man. aged abou, 80 years.
XhRK. anegro man. aged about 20 years
WsNEY nesro woman aged at about & . years.
One sugar Mn and Engine ass' A'''' - ''A''
Seven cen Mules and four Horses.
Pioughs, Carts and various other Uniensils and Fur
nilure for plantation.
5000 three foot ryp es. Boards for roofing. and
1853 feet Sawed Lumber for building.
Terms ami Conditions of the Sale.
1.-The sum Of 5000. cash.
s. Of %b hf ss
on S445 Is at cent. annum and e5UU at
per cent per mum, from the Sd February. 1864
he purchaser to give his notes. with approved secur
ties in oido for the of 49, TO- secured by special
the property so payable at the Bank of Lousian
the LIST of January and bearing interest at the rate
| 8 cent. per annum from date until paid.
4-And for the balance, the purchaser to furnish his tbre
promlssoray esch for Ike amount, with approve
security in sodo and secured BY mortgage the propert
sold dated each day OF sale, and made payable
spectivey at the Bank Louisi ma, New Orleans,
one and three after date with interest "a, the
| of per per annnm from date.
| and o
| JAMES VlGNES, sheriff.
| Pointe Coupee ApYil Is 1851, q st
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chests " and b boxes the small metallic pack
ages, II desired.
Jazz SIN A. n. DONALDSON tmporter
ENGLISH CHEESE-A small lot Of very
- English Cheese, scei ed, and for sale by
L. GOD co Opposite Post n.
my7 Se'ond Municiuaity.
ELOUR-l94 bbls. Ohio superfne, landing ex
l. steamer ecu Scutt, Tor sale by
ans u CRiEFF " ~ a Y ard "A INA Jsves
INSEED OIL-75 barrels Northern Linseed
II Oil. in and for sale by
NATHAN JARVIS 4 CO.
mia II magazine and Common Sta
RlTTERS-75 cases Boxer and Hiiyeer Btters
- in store. and for SAIL by
mys If SAMUEL WOLFF. IS Camp st.
! ". myls e. J. HART h co. ~ fohoupisoslas r.
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COAL.

THE THOMPSON COAL YARD, StCharles
4 street, corner & J5hs ssees.-Ths suhscsbrs havirg
purchased this old ESTABLISHED yard and laid N isssh soppy
Of Coal prepared desys u oss so suit 70 he 5nsnds
BURG ANrHRACITE, EnsLlsH AND An.alcAx CAHHEi
Coat. JOHN g. HkOWEn.
No. u Camp iali Smsp .
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Tea Warehouse.
No. 81 Camp street, New Orleans.
THE largest assortment of GREEN and BLACK

Z AS ever offered fOI
sale IN this city and at lower
pri"es. These TEAS are oi
the latest importation, aud
ofthe most choice qualities
grown in G hins, ha wing
been selected with grea,
care. For the use Of fam.
lilies they are put up in
small quantities in well Sc.
cured metaliicpac SC
as 10 prese, We their fra,
GRANGE as long as in the
chests
~"City retail dealers
country merchants, steam
boats, ships and hotelssup
piled with every dnscri,
ton ofTrAs, inchests. hal
chests- ~ M nnu x ~ no,
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COOPER,s WELL,

| notwithstanding and Furnished Rooms
- be OBJ aimed on rtasonable terms, from -
Mrs. ughes, at No. 30 Tchoupioulas street. . EEi
L mYS I'm IA Al
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DAGUERREAN GALLERY on Royal street,
- close BY the Louis Hotel is yet demolished and
until great bargains be had in Uagueeoypes, the
being his stock
sible.
If Positively few days only :" A word to the wine,
etc
~ Rooms not omen on Sunday mvI9 s..
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ORIGINATED
BIT II r s.:
A SOVEREIGN REMEDY FOR
DYSPEPSIA, ASTHMA
GENERAL DEBILITY.
CONTAINING NO ALCOHOL.
CONTAINING NO ALCOHC

Of Dyspepa n i. forms, the headache heartburn
piles. ncplen con,umptiun debility
ing from imperec, deranged
m also remedy and e my in
Among the and highly respectable certificates We refer
Pro'sssor 4. A. HAYES, M, D., State Assayer;
.s e. Sss E.a t En- sss.S1si Boston,
Hon. MYnon LAWRENCE, * Pres Mass. Senate;
Hon. WM. WooDBRIper. formerly Governor of Mchi.
Hon j. Z MoRrHEAD. formerly Governor of Kentucky
Hon. j, F, slssoss. u > Senator from Rhode Island;
Hon. SAm't 3 PHELPS. u s. senator from ve!mon''
Hon so%osos focrr. member Of Congress from VT.
Hon p member ssss,s Of i G% .,
Gen. a Z: nopox. member in Congress from Iowa;
ss: G.: sssss Iowa.
Many the highe,i especabily
rsS y; comm. q; ~ r. :ss 81 :'s
E. ss PIE. b per s.. " ts!. s CO. i5 Charities st.
" CAUTIoN-Each Genuine O.ygenated Bitter,
s 1ss The he '" .sas a fs
rs @ s RI s.s are the
DROUGHT to the Second Municipality Police
~ Prison a.
LOUISE. light grille, about "a years old, feet n
| inch high says she belongs to M Lagnayser. n
BAPTlSTE, g,if about 81 yesrs old, feet 6-A2
inches high SAYS he belongs to Mr.. tasnee.
WILLIAM JONES, griff, about 10 years Old. feet
inches high says he is free supposed 10 be slave
CYRUS dark gTf, about 20 old, feet Al inches
| high. say. he belong, to VIM Smith.
JULIAN liz hit erf about II years old, feet inches
high: says he belongs to MI. Mace.
| ANDREW, giff. about 45 old, feet inches
high says he belongs 10 Mr.. Benvenue.
The will please comp with the law and take them
away. 80 - j. WOhhELL,, warden
DROUGHT to the Second Municipality Police
| - PrisOn- -
CAROLINE, grille, about SO years cd, 5 feet ~
inches high /; says she be ongs to Nine CaberrO "A
OVID, dark aritf, about q, ears old teet men ~
high says he is free supposed to be a slave.
| away. }. WOkkEi.lA, Warde
New Orleans, NAV 70, 1851. myl3 ,aw3w
1CAROLINA SEED PEAS-500 bags fresl
" Carolina Seed Peas. Just received and for sale BY
my2O iyNWkAN h co N rchoupm"uas 81.
lCASTOR OlL-St Louis Adams Castor Oil
mvi7 FERD. BENNETT co 80 Mass1n. 8.
1T IME-Cargoes Of banks Franklin and Ellio
is landing I'D fSi :.s p HOLDEN % m,.,.., r.
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Throat Hi,
BRONCHITIS.
CONSUMPTION.
NJ The difference Diseases clearly pointed out
language adapted readers by DR. HALL 7 Canal
no son for 81, at a Camp by t6u J. B. STEEL,
PUPILS.

PUPILS.
HAVING resigned the office of Superintendent
OF Public Schools, propose taking few pupils along
with my residences in Massachusetts The mn her
them all suitable studies but shat also strict attention
and morals and cOnsutsther wei all
things. My residence the Fall River Railroad, Twelve
hours travel from NewYork, And from Boston, The
no de OF the pleasant lage OF Brdsewaer shall leave
this city the ls of June Those who wish tor
further in formation, will find daily NJ ga Camp
between and o clock IN fer'i' ,.SHAW.
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EAST PAsCAGOULA HOUSE

THE undersigned have taken a lease for three
l. years the well known Hotel East Pascagoua, -
Miss, so long known and kept by NJ J. McRae. 1t s5
will be opened Tor the reception OF company the G26
10th June The famed of the delightful
and heahtul the Cult is the breeze, has
the finest aihng Fishing and venieuce for all kinds of
tecrea ion desirable in n summer resort.
The ole undergoing Thorough repairs, and will be fin
shed complete tile, The extensive GARDEN in admira
Bile ORDER,
The fare will he the best that be obtained any Of the
markets, and the a'tsr themselves that their
in the best Hotels NewOreansthe ST. Charles
myl5 BOYD 4 SIMPSON.