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HOUSES. ROOMS, &c., WANTED.

A PARTMENTS.-WASTED FIRST OF MAY. TNrUR-
"A nished for small family, either in New York
brooklyn Address, stating number Of aud To-
cation, to Mr.. Thompson, box =, lT. poet office.
vNANTED-A FURNISHED ROOM FOR A GENTLE
w and lady with hoard for the lady only in small
gntce family residing in the lower of the city Terms
not To exceed five dollars week. and questions asked.
Address X L., Herald office.
VNANTED-A ROOM FURNISHED OR UNFURNISH-
w ed for lady and gentleman (boarj for the lady only)
in retired part If the city with widow lady preferred,
where persons attend to their business Address VIM.
Thomas, Herald Once.
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EEILoMs. MINsrnnLs. AT rELLows, MUsIcAI

H fELLVWo IVNTtAI
Hall, No 40 Broadway. between Howard aud Grand
streets Open night during The week. The eeebrat
original and we'll known Fellows Mnstrcls
ecen and versatile corp talented and psr
formers under the direction Of j. v Feilnw. whose
cert in this city for the last hare been received with
the greatest favor by the elite aud fashion Of this
ropos. Their consist Of uresue Italian Opera
Scenes Witty sayings solos. Duets Choru.ses, Dancing
and Instrumental Performance. On Wednesday and
day afternoons grand for the
ladies and families, commencing 3oclock r. NJ Adis
10 one ~ =. tn CONN ngp at
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BOARDING., Sc.
- with board for the lady ony furnished parlor and
w rs d snse gsGe AT 10 oGe, board
once. -'~N
RoARD-wANrED BY A GENTLEMAN AND WIFE,
ton within fifteen minutes walk Of Canal and Broadway;
rosssy rs cs exchanged Address
BOARD WANTED. IN THE UPPER PART OF raE
- city from the middle Of May BY snail family
with arlor and bedroom on the first second floor Address
RoARDING-No. a GREAT JONES sTREET-DEsIR-
able apartments, with .r.akast and tea 70 let 70 two
may Le found in good vicinity 10 removal ON Isl Nav
References exchanged
BOARD WANTED, WITH " rNrrRNIsHED ROOM
with nidoN lady preferred, With small family Loca,
a%S a.S ST e. hot sSSsi i" .sfs
Broadway Post office, Canal street.
RoARDINC-cENTLEMEN CtS BEACCOMMDATED
- with line suite Of rooms, well furnished. With with
street one block from broadway
RoARD-wITH HANDSOME SUITES OF ROOMS. NAY
- be had for the coming year at u East Twen,ythri
one 81 that elegant BLOCK attending frsR rs
Fourth avenue. and Is furnished with all the modern i'm
proyements
ID et furnished unfurnsed with breakfast in house
No y Chambers street four doer, from sroadway r.se
sations in the city Also to let basement in the same
house particularly conyenientfor Or lawyer
BOARD DOWN TOwN-A GENTLEMAN AND ms
unfurnished BY early application No 10. liberty
Broadway. Reference required; also three
Tour sihgic s.n.lsmen.
A FAMILY OR A PEW SINGLE GENTLEMEN. WISH
plying Madison Reiersnce, eseianssd.
INA GERMAN PRIVATE FAMILy,oNE OR TwoG
vithcS, partial ,osrd. sddrsss q b.. Herald Once.
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QOwERY THEA RE.-BOxEs. CENTS; PIT l2,s
cents.Do.rs u en- at seven eurtaa r..s at hafpas
oclockAonaay evening April 81 will be Presented
the rand .pectscie entitled the COtkT ot MONTE
Johnson; Dnnriar~ Mr. se,@n.; Old Dans~. Mr. Miions
Mons. yllefort. Mr. Tton; Abhe fari Mr. u. L. Tiiton
r.ssnd, Mr. Hamilton Albert. Mr. H. Jordan cadersuse
Mr. winans; Max Morre Mr.. Pope: Pierre Johsnnes Mr.
Mercedes Miss WemYs. Ilayde~. Miss - Denim;
Madame de vefort Mrs Jordan; lie Meran, Mrs Wal
cot; the Unknown. Miss Hin.rt.
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RE nIOVALS.
FINE ARTS.

~ ENTEEL AND LUCRATIVE OCCUPATION.-TIE
~ ad,erter viii communicates to any lady gentleman
printed instructions two beautiful sufficiently
pcit 10 enable either practice the genteel
aud lucrative occupation, either for profit
requiring previous knowledge and but trhing outlay
Whereby leisure time may he probably filled and
Portable income secured In the production Of articles
demand Ar. Stevens. Utica. writes: have turned
your instructions to profitable account the article being
request IN the ncighborhood. poy myself early
and late some days. The instructions will be punctuay
by return Of mail Of the United states
free Of postage for ST. BY addressing r. L. JEINEHOMME,
Rochester, NJ Y
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HONIEsTE ADS.

4 HOME FOR AII.-MANHATTAN BUILDING As
ISOLATION, instituted under the act ineorporatan
passed May othPcrsons DESTROYS cf joining
rates subscribe before the second Monday Ia
May The rules rnd principles q the association sxesd
ingly liberal aud equitable and its hh standing
aud experience meeting will be held Monday
eycnir st o'clock, at IL. Crystal W. ~ Grand street.
when rucs. Sc. be obtained. Secretary Office Ma
street MORGAN MOKGtNS, President.
INCLUSION TO WEST MOUNT yERNoS-PIc NC.
IA Tickets for the escurson which includes the railroad
fare bach, l No charge children under
II ofagc The fcntoaia Homestead invite
their friends and the public with them, Monday
the 2st init the lands they have recently purchased
Hunts Bridge. special train ofoars. with full baud
music will leave the City Hall at quarter before
o'clock, To- return about four O'clock 4. NJ.
The meeting t u receive tho
balance mbers will he held Mt National HAIL. In Canal
street, Tuesday evening the I'D inst
JOHN y. Luther. President.
FERDINAND MCNTER. Secretary.
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,I,n mas lnMNrsslnN Ens az rNiGRAriON AID

Il tie ,cy.ral Benevolent Secices, csabshsd "a TN,
city fer the rurrosc ~ prtctlrg anl ASST ns entrants
their ycctite conntrt.s " ~ kpnwa y you mat
will retve beard the Peoples in" Steamboats, "a View
York forward tss alton all etngrant- ssnt u
c roia yaur iccs rss l,adm.nsy and runaers fcos
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BROADWAY THEATRE. A. MARSHALL, SOLE
- L.sseei g. II. Bsrrstt xsnaser-Dcers open ~ eur
tam rises at 7Dress Circle and Parques eents;
family aud Third Circles Is eents Gallery i2 ocnts Pri-
,ste boxes and SGMonday eycpiig April y, will BIO
the grand Romantic Operatic Fairy spectacle Of
we NusiuS OF THE SuNkoran. Miss Andcrton, Tae-
mar mar Mr itnsi oultanpac Mr. HARRIS Orazuna Mr..
M hainasarae Mr. fr.d.i eks: Tyeobr.e. Sixnor Carlo;
Tenn q -. Harp Miss Oil, IL. Gon OF the Ebon Wand NJ.
heNhoiuai nnnac Miss 4. Gougcnheim Previous tie
spectacle, THAT opioyS CAPTAIN CUTTER
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MoIcAv NoRG.Ns E.a See.
Capt. w. II. SPAkAs Dr. Treasurer l0l Orchard street.
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DtRls GRIM" BRAND. PATENTED APRlL "
lsfM Nanuiec'ur,d IL " Jacob street. tSNampl Ntw
Work Tbs article J. ths brightest AMI most pcrmansht
sr.en paint ever INTRODUCED aud will def competition tor
sslc dry nrd ground "a t Lrgh icon ana cauie
air til tins &c. with ra discount a. Wholesale
staers and communication ssc~tions the country
prsmptJ attended q ~ the Pstpusec Adress above.
TIfED. StTFM NXGE.
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GTUYyESANT INSTITUTE. $50 ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
- nal New Orleans s.reaaders-G. 49, Swane !. H. Col
Inns J. Y Rainer, Master Ole Bull Burke. b. Buckley
and w. Shaman, whose concerts ut Trpler HALL at
tended by the elite hay. the honor their
refined concert Monday enins, April ~
Doors at ito commence ats Cards Of admission %
cent?. Iur partirmlnrs. lrsrrintlNn hiur.
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T0baccO-One or two heavy buyen came iofwafo and
took $50 hhds rs follows: $40 hhds-1O and e0 Z, M
a"c round; liz hhds poor Lugs at -; ~ nnds ~
hide at 6x and 10 bids frosted at 34c ' ID.
Sugar and MOIasses-Sugar was firm. and 8ohhds
sold 505c for good common to faiE Jransact'ons In
Moa'sss confined to retail parcels, at 3Sic io choice
re. boiled.
Floup-Market dull; sales Of 1000 bbs. including go
Ohio at % co. 200 uobranded illinois al ~ 100 81 Lous
a Is; ano 900 fancy st. Lois at a 750sl 1k Y Dbl
GSain-Sales of Corn 500 sacks. including I7O inferior
at 3844; ~ mixed A45; 150 at 40 for ordinary and
IS for good mixed 100 sacks 4s47c and 1ol sks prime
whts and yellow at Soc y bushel. Oats were lover and
800 SKIS st. LOUIS sold $685. and $50 in two lots at loc '
bush OF Bran. $40 SKIS sold at a5 and w. in new
Gunny Bags. at s7xo y IOOib.
PrOvisiOns-Mess Pork retailing at ia 7o0en SIX
bb or Bacon Casks clear Sides brought w, u casks
prime Shoulders 81, and Is extra Hams al ioc b.
Of Beef 28 bbls soil follows is bbls y at 80 %. 81
Prime at go co. 30 bbs Is, and some crossed Prime
% IS ' bbI.. The principal sale Of Lard was 40 kegs
prime at lie v ID.
Hay-l?4 bales Western brought sl90slS Is y ton
Candes-A lot of 100 boxes Star, full peisht cold Ut
2o1sc y ID.
Pepper-5O bags were disposed Of at e,k9shc vb.
COfee-About 1Ao0 bags Rio taken, moody aisHQ1
exc v H.
Whsky-Business was confined to retail 1ansasons u
l9c v gallon for Rectifed from
kxchanse-Demand limited we quote:
Francs o.iVoolb
Sterling luxfOll0z
New York sxtyday Bills ............TG0Tv Ct. disc
Sight Checks NewY ork ...........h@A$c. prem
Freights-We heard of engagement; and bu
little Cotton offering.
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HOLLYWOOD HOUSE,
Eastern Shore OF Mobile lay

THIS desirable Summer Retreat and Watering
L Place 10 in complete order for visoss. Many -
important Improvements have been made during the f:
past winter, among which q wharf running To GA
the top of the bluff Of gradual and ascent thereby
avoiding the long flight of formally used. This adds
another the pleasant walks abou the PREMISE
The number Of has been increased that 800 per-
be handsome accommodated the coming season
/ The bathing arrangements extensive. The shower
baths supp led from yielding a. least U gallons
pure per minute The Bay bathing equal TO any In
the South.
The location of this place beng nearly 50 feet above the
level OF the bay with nothing 0bsuct the bFeezes from
the Gulf; with fine view Of the Bay, city OF Mobile, West
ng watr consequently qu renders il one
of the well healthes places Of resort to b
found in the whole country.
Arrangements are made for an abundant supply of Fish
Oysters. Crabs, etc. 49,
The proprietor commenced building hi, establishment abou
the LIST J1nuary l8o with the view Of making the mrt at
uacive place in the South The business thus far has
ceeded his tanguine expectations Being the builder
owner md landlord he knows his interest TO eutea
his guests the very best possible which all N
considers in ard to The table, bar, etc.
Besides the variety OF Amusement, which are a. en-
ensve other watering place. the proprietor has pro
vied for the attendance of Band Of as'c-
This place having been favdse Ies the past two Year,
for large number of the ctizens OF New Orleans and Lou
ana. the proprietor hopes. by strict att non, to confirm
| to receive their patronage.
| every day.
The charges will be moderate Letters directet
to hollywood. Mobile will direct and without d.
| tention. WILLARD FREEMAN, Proprietor.
| HOlywood NAV g. 1851 myl9 3m
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- pany, NO. lE
atb Il m street
(The oldest T e q
establishment in the
Unite Stste,.) N
Orleans Agency. =.
Canal street. These
Teas are more eN =.
tehsiveiy known and
approved OF, than
those of any Othe
establishment in thl-
county. Everv sea
son the CANTON
TEA COMPANY en-
deavOr'O c0nt'Ol ihr
moa val able anti
useful kinds Of TEA
that are int Orted
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FILLING UP OF THE WESTERN STATEs.-The
Editor of the ST. Louis (Mo.) Republican says that,
"a long residence in the West, and favorable
opportunity judge Of the increase population in
various sections of our town and adjoining States,
has made us somewhat familiar with the subject of
emigration. Our information, from various q ar
tiers in Illinois, Iowa, Minnesota, and this Stat.,
assures us, that al no period since 1910, has the
emigration 10 these States been SO general. Nearly
every boat from the Sou,h, and frequently boats
from the Ohio come crowded to excess with cli-
zens Of other States and emigrants. We regret
that we have no means of ascetaining, with rella-
BILE certainty, their number A portion of these
foreigners-lhe MormOns-will be here but short
time some of them have proceeded directly on to
their destination, the Salt Lake; but by far the
greater portion of the emgrants to settle and
live in this, or some of the States mentioned
Looking calmly on this immense food of immi.
grants, with their wealth, enterprise, and industry
it is almost impossible fix limit to the increase
of numbers or the extension of business, if proper
| and immediate encouragement could be given tc
| the construction of the various railroads now at
tracing the attention Of the public"
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Tea Warehouse,
No. 81 Camp street, New Orleans.
THE largest assortment Of GREEN and BLACK

TEAS ever offered for
sale IN this city. and at lower
prizes. These TEAS are II
the latest importation, aud
0fthe most choice qualities
grown in C h ms, ha wing
been selected with great
care. For the use of fam.
lilies they are put up in
small quantities in well Sc.
cured metallic packages, sc
a. 70 prese, We their fra.
GRANGE as long a. in the
chests.
City retail dealers
country merchants, steam.
boats, ships and hotslssup-
piled with every dnscrii,.
ton ofTRAs. iDchests. hal
chests, " b and 6 b box
age. if desired.
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EAST PAsCAGOULA HOUSE.

l. year the well known Hotel at East Pascsgoula "A
Miss. 80 long known and kept by N J. McRae II E;a
will be opened for the reception Of COMPANY on the -
10Th June The p-ce famed as one Of The mos deIsh,ul
the finest tahng Fishing and venience for all kinds oil
recrea ion desirable in summer resort.
The undergoing thorough Tepairs, and will be fin
shed in complete style, The extensive GARDEN in admra
BILE order. -
The fare will he the best that be obtained any Of the
markets. and the as,tr themselves that thrir
the best Hoel In kewOrleans-the st. ChaVe-
snd The It Lous-are that nothing will be
myl5 BOYD SIMPSON.
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and consequently sbe iunish thing their line
Of fine quality ior the price, that this 0lhef
establishment excel. il at all equal them
g. Il. PAGE, Agent,
~ Canal street, door below Royal
TT inst received per steamship ohio and ship Union,
large assortment of the above Teas.
my8 3m g. ", PAGE, Agent.
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AUCTION SALES.

rurhuufe shirts, etc.
BY j. NJ. WEYMOUTH, Auctioneer.
At the Commercial Exchange 81 St Charles feddo
FHls DAY, May 80 at IL O'Clock will be sold auction
ing house FL RNlTURE
Also. 40 dozen SHIFTS. with Linen Wristbands
Clothing Shirts. HAS. and Caps.
BY j. ID. BLACHE a. CO.
INRlDAY, May 30 10 ociockWi be sold their auction
Il rooms, No II Chaitres =
An of Silk aud Koss HATS Cloth and Glazed CAPS
AT II o'clock
ls5 dozen white, Linen Bosom, Coorsd Striped SHIRTS
$50 lots Of CLOTHING such Dressing Gowns Merno
and alpaca Secs Coats and Frocks Six
and cooed Drilling, Linen onAde Cashmere
and herno Pan undershrt Crsvats Handkechf York Mh
Shirts, my29
Fine Furniture, corner of Dryades and Thalis
Streets
BY WEN. p. SCOTT, AuctiOneer.
EsRIDAy M.y 'clockWi be CHEST bidder
account OF ire immediate The family
The entire of brick house
Carpets Cnans Crockey ard Walnut
ArnUiIs, Bureaus Wristbands Chairs Mirrors,
Cooking Stove and lot OF Kitchen Utensils, etc. my29
Boarding. hOuse Furniture, corner OF TchOuDi.
tOulas and 1t Joseph streets.
BY WIN. p. SCOTT, Auctioneer.
MONDAY, june hafpast 10 ocock-wl auc-
Itl ton, without We, to The highest bidder
Also the Of said LIST of February 1852 my29
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NEW ORLEANS MARKETS.

Casscnwr QyUcs, IL
Friday Morning, Nay ~, je5l.
Cotton-Thers was only limited inquiry ytsierdaysw k
sales Of about 900 bai~. at rather easier rates. We s
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NEW MUsIC,..NEW MUSIC.

TYLER u HEWITT, Piano Forte and Music
Store, 80 Camp rect have just received from N,s9~
w North over Five Hundred New Pieces OF MU. EA&
eIs Of all grades Among these pieces may be found
the following beautiful compositions, VIZ: -
Dhnklng s0ag, from Macbeth. by Verdi; the csle
brated Rcci Wstz. sung with snch g,es, at
We 81 ChaIes Theatre by signora Paro Fanta'ie or
:. parodl Polka -" igh.de Poku" Fantasia from hs
all 30 M g ysp.e " as ETC.
Mountain Daisy. Jstty Treffz's grea' song; Poka'
Marches Watzes. Songs operate Sketches in gsa
~, Musical MERCHANDISE of all kinds.
myN TYhER HEWITT, 80 Camp street.
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BLADON SPRINGS.


THIS popular Watering Place will be opened
for The reception of visitors .ss On hs fist :, DAY ,hs Ct
ps s the Ss s viii Be-
during to IA tour oa
tive pr psres Of waier peculiar sou,iern
china thee Spng. many over most 81
Sa, four mites from the Bisbse ryer Chocssw county
IN a: sss. by
wosd be 9'ss.s to snsmp. full scr,pST 81 r. !,
that feel fully warranted in saying that their sanstve ORC
in the cure Of diseases Of the liver omae bowel,
Who ia have wi tried i6er efficacy states . ' ''''
for the and pleasure OF visitors. There will be
Egniar packets from Mobile to the Springs semi weekly
dance 10 convey persons to and from the river The table
viii be instantly supplied with the very hes. the country
pains t. render their visitors omonabe. For chemical pro.
peres Of the water the public deferred 10 the snays: Of
RATES OF BOARD:
per week; ~ ~
I Children and servants half price. '''''''
Horse per DAY
9. per week g ~
Ia'ss isms; ;9S;si iSf;sl deduction from .h'
further sa iss f:ys,.:
COOPER's WELL.
THE undersigned, having made considerable i'm
L provement this season for the accommodation Of IL
visitors. prepared to receive all disposed
to visit F,om the reputation Of the water no 4s.
Boa'd aud lodging, per week.
horses taken I'M SS q iP TSff!Iir .isa.
mile: :ssas Con Ray%esa 70 o. VIII Ga'' % "s' anu
burg. will ocaie, and exeron will be made to rende
our guests comfortable. my2 I'm
1
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TRANSPORTATION ACROSS
THE ISTHMUS OF PANAMA
MOsQUERA, IIURTADO e. CO.
OF PANAMA,
BY THEIR AGENTS IN NEW ORLEANS,


tV- Beg to inform the public that they will receive and
for yard Merchandise and Bullion and from New Orleans
10 San Francisco hZ the Amencan seamer as well
any in the Pacific the line of the British packets.
They have now the 'shmus four hundred mules under
the Of 1ae and rusty armed muleeers and all lheI
and facilities for the safe and prompt transportation
between Panama and CbagTes extensive shipper
will find it for their interests give them the pfeftrence
Strong and efficient measures adopted insure the
safety of the reasun, ntrus!ed to their illustration
Panama Raroad Company for the TRANSPORTATION Of al ht
cfc American steamer Company and with the BRITISH
Royal Company. Ice transportation, under AIMED escort
Of gold silver and valuable articles also viii
to them.
SlLVESTRE three copies Of each bill Of auing, ant
will at the same time pay them the charges Of
comprising landing, and porter ge at Chagres Cor
sona or Cruo:s rive, freight! land casse storage eets,
charges all regulated by very low tariff established b.
JSOUERA. HURTADO & co.
fV For further particulars, apply to Inns I'm
LOISON e. SILVESTRE, 30 Chartres st
who will Jake charge Of all goods detained y the lsthmus
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TudnulSe OF III KINDS.
YhLR & HEWITT, 80 Camp street
PUPILS,

HAVING resigned the Office of Superintendent
OF Public Schools. propose taking few pupils along
VIII me 70 ny residence in Massachusetts The number
wM not exceed SIX shall only endeavor to instruct
them " all suitable studies but shan also pay strict attention
70 ther and morals and consult their wei are in al
hoafs tsys from and from Boston "p the
this city on or near the ii Of Juns Those who wh io
u,iheI ia,ormson will find daily at 2ss Camp street,
1v1 in store and for sale BY
mys9 hAVMAN n HOLDEN. as Magazine st.
TtASTERlNG HAIR-2O, 600 BUSH, in hhds.
my29 HAVMxNh HOLDEN. 81 Magazine st.
CEMENT-1OOO bbls. Newark and Rosendale,
landing 1000 bbs homan and other brands, for sale by
myS HAY4AN 4 HOLDEN, 70 Magazine d.
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TT He will continue to keep his usual so Of
Choice Teas i'm Chests and Half Chests.
Those preeng them In this syle be supplied in
titles tn snt -,
~ The patronage of the lovers of Coon TgA respect.
fully solicited. w. q. RAY NfOND.
myN In Il Camp street.
TEASI TEASl3
THE TEAS Of the New York Canton Tea Com
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THIS wel-known Summer Retreat is now open
Il for the Of RoaSdeFs. Daring the spring. IA
many additions and inp,cvtmsnts have been made! % E;
the Of the house. TIE Table gill he always urouhed
with oil the decsces which the coast and the New o
change and always p Of pn,e Milk from COW. kept on
The premises Attached to the house fine airy Bath
Houses asd fine Shady Lawns, which make it Of
most pleasant the shore.
Arrangements for be made with the proprietor
at The PoydIa sre.t Restaurant No. so Poydfas
my9 I'm JOHN COATES. Prop ietoy.
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A careful and experienced man is employed to
control each shop. and the interchangeable Lessee
gives the whole his personal supervision; conse-
convcts generally quite cheerful, and indicate
much more symptoms OF reformation than punish
ment This is to be attributed, well as the
exceedingly good health Of the prisoners, to the
great pains which are taken to keep the establish
ment in a clearly condition, the attention paid to
the personal comfort Of the convcts and the whole
| some food they use. In fact, the prison building
| ITSELF is SO constructed that it is promotve OF
| heath--it is warm in winter, and quite cool and
pleasant in 1he summer. The water is the only
thing but is as well calculated to render the con-
vict as healthy if he was at large in the world.
Plenty of water is furnished the prison. but in the
| summer time it becomes quite warm, from the fact
that it is conducted through pipes about one-quar-
ter of mile from spring. Major Graham has
made several attempts to obtain water in the yard
by sinking wells, but as yet has failed in every
instance-after digging down between twenty and
thirty feet the earth would give way every side
and fall in together-it being of very soft watery
and loose nature.
The Lessee, we think, deserves great deal o.
credit for the manner in which he conducts the
prison-a more judicious manager and superinten
dent, we feel confident will never be procured
than Major Graham. We also learn that it is hi.
intention to retire from it as soon as his leas,
expires; and if so, we are inclined now to tn,
opinion that he will leave things in such pros
porous condition that the State can again take it
and by the Governor selecting a proper Warden
money can be made to the State. Wetumpk
| Guard
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MADAME DWELL
ID ESPECTFULLi informs Ladies Gentlemen Of New
IL Orleans arrived Europe
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NOTICES.

FOR AUDITOR OF PUBLIC ACCENTS.
- We are aptho.ized to announce Hon. LOUIS Boz.
pEDor. Auditor Of Pubic Account in this Staie
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