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CtNCINNATI-Ps steamer Brooklyn: 10 bbls whisky
Alterl6 do alcohol, hds charcoal Rouasea-2d Do
potash 70 BIB aaxseed C.hcsack -2al6 20 iron WGsh
l ana 8Se-ya ebs egg: y ksss bu't.: y bxs eIss g
S g.: ~ &c .ss q. y -. S.
Dolsen5O bxs chsess "A bbls s hi and 81 Or do b Sb
u bxs tongues rs hama lOO kegs bats 5eccomb ve
hiss- and 10 Dbl. hems. 20 bxs tonsuss Gedds-ND
s.s e.ss g. 20 ksss bid. p9ss, g E: n.% y M..
Hnmbrscht-2 DO 0aaehs.lt bsl. ffsit n Aarin- %
Suuer' ID bss cssss i'd Do ssrc hf bbs 6ssf Rser
e. aoo-lS 9sh,ss bai.ss Hossea Aoo.1tI bbh 49,
9. s. s. sstx e 81: .s -
auv. Les:t! Hoo9O bse cheese Adams sl buedia 10
hhds tobacco shutx 4 Hadden-l6 bxs wipe Tayse-
s! half bhs bssf Nys, Do sco-l5o bbs whisky
nsst9a bb onions etc. Dsts-la bsss hops Bourtssts
Witz-3O rolls leather Pre kco-16 sesis tvatsv.
&co-l0 ueces bans J0nes, Jr-l0t furniture Boys
5humway-dv n Brenton-d0 Darby Trsmoalst-do \
Casdona-sundsiss to ordes.
LOulsvILLE-Pr steamer Bunker Hill No 8: 6e7 sleh,
loves Gco-26 d. AZ bbis apples Y Short Hco-6 hhds
baccs Turner, Wson &co-i0l do McConochie u lonne
d. Pegram Il Bsyan-l do Paquier &co-9 do Bfsndes
Williams &co1l do, tubs do w R0bInson-li bbh egg
T Buddecke &co-60 bales cotton Fe,owes Hco-9O ssck
schnede.24 bbls apples, 5 ks T Moors-l5 s.ei
potatoes w Benton-l0 bbls appies w Givens-sundis
TO order Total 81 baIss cotton. 900 hhds tobacco.
ST LOUfS-Per 81 PAUL. 1883 pgs Lad Foadicl
&co-256 bals hemp Addison &co-147 70 osdel0 bbl
-four kennedy y Foster ~ DO Ofissby MscauIay-t1
500 do Ksnnsu Dix aco-isa do Thompson.zn d. 7!
do oats Tuner, Wilson &co-1287 DO C0nncy kco-5ll
do DruhaR-O doz booms Dolsen-ls kegs butsf
Adam.
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A GOLD MINE DISCOVERED Pie.ur,

take. ty Lshtnirx5 have the honor to announce to
and apgassius by which take OF the
child in one second oy .quc as flash q lightning
July many b. ieved to be humbus, for they said
impossible. and they called to it, tender invitation
Poydras and ferddo streels and satisfy themselves chs
sRss any "a Asst IN the CITY 70 s.oe me A the
well know Whist about. for the oldest Daguerrean
Artist IN the city since the death of Mcguire.
DIR. LOCKWOOD.
- Ladies' with q certainty Of sucoess. you may bring
chldfen iYl0
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Maryland.--At Baltimore, the Democratic Con-
vention, on July 90, nominated J. P. Chppelle for
State Senator on the first ballot.
The wings Of western Maryland have chosen
delegates in favor Of the nomination of J. Philip
Roman for Congress.
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DR.. BANNING'S
CELEBRATED Ff
BODY BRACE
PATENT LACE,

FOA TaE N klE r AND CURE
OF THE FOLLOWING DISEASES. VIZ.
Weakness Of the Breast Bronchitis. Shostnsn Of Breath.
Pain in the Chest, Weakness and BE ding the Lungs,
Papitaon Of the Heart Dyspepsia osliveness and Piles.
psna in the Back, Spinal seons. Falling Of the Bowsl
froap.us u.sa Bearing Down rres aaI Pajn!a p ro.
nancy and the Bad shape incident e Child bsarne snd d;y
ions Coic Sea and Chronic Oanh0a. and al Wsa.
ines.s peculiar @ Msles o. Female,
South, hn etce, 70 81. CHAR xs sTRsET. New Or.
lssn. LADIES fitted with the Bruce at MRS: ShER.
MANS. 1888 St. Chavaa Mva~t ph1l 1yd& w
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Georgia Mcdaniel Convsntion.-Th body,
which met at Atlanta some weeks since, adopted
the following resolution:
Resolved, That in the opinion Of this body, the
instruction of negroes in the mechanic arts is a
source Of great dissatisfaction to the mechanical
interests, prejudical to Southern youths engaged
in industrial pursuits, and is believed to be inexpe-
dent unwise, and injurious to all classes of the
community.
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Under Advissment.-F. A. Conant, charged by
John Burgess with stealing horse and wagon,
was examined yesterday. The prosecution had
reference to some monetary matters between the
parties. Alderman Etter took the case under
Amusement.
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THE hast eeAsd medicine the .ec
habiua acidy Of the stomach appets
ncrien consumption debility arising sm
lever and heat cold cid ageand dsasss
dsransed cen1en
females suoering from uterine
Amne The nsmsrsu and highly rsssesabh esrtacaea rsss
Professor A. A. HAYES. M. D., State Aaaysr:
FITzHxEnY HokER, Esa Boston; 49,,
Hon MyRos LAwRy EcE, tx. Pres Mass Sennte;
Hon L.. u. ARNOLD. formerly Governor oil Rhode Island
member of Congress.
Hon. WIN. WonDBRIn9E, formerly Governor Of Michi
gan, now u. q, senator;
Hop; 7; MsRkHxAD, formerly Governor Of ksntucky
Hon =. slii Mons, H. B. senator from Rhode leland
Hon S M = pnrlrs, u ?. sssalo' from vermont;
lion. soLoaos FooTs, member Of Congress from VI
Hon. u. u. FOSTER, member OF Congress from Penn'a;
H9n n L. MARIN, Delegate In Congress from Wscon.
Gen 4; l.. DopsE. msnbsrin Coasre.. from Iow.;.
R.P STowe En.. CLERK n The Honas 81 Repsseni'v's.
yos.rH Boxis. ESQ., fs Wall street. wYosf. ''"'''
Many liability
Sso y. confirm az h,s sa been :sd y syo q t
REED. Dates 4 AUSTIN Wholesale Druggists, N
- s: &: g S %sd ahfis;s t5 ii cA.
- Rries u per bsttlss sx bsstlss fsr o.
~ CAuTlON-Each bsstls Genuine Ozyxsnatsd
VII have the outside printed 10 En8b French and spsn
With the q Geo. Green Proprietor Thrs
9eA and IN asou eusy engraved label the thu
0snszsi Agents. sddrssssd.
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STEAMBOATS,.
Mobile and tho Lake Packets.

=
vi 3. ss Il. Loo. g oS f. &C., nd mf r.,
- -! > oasoua-Summs1 Anans emsnt-Ths new
aa I'D W.
e. e. ss aa win
Tie Mi 81 To- Mob. will h..... s.v. tn.
' ss Of the agent G EHSs eS g .,l p.o.
ETC., Steamer CALlFOKNlA-s summer
A.. Jsss.s .ss sMsa Bay d n L1S
sisa
. y; $
HIS SEESSzz 1::s, Bay $sis
.asS Canal Line steamer sT. ga 4. AhL Its
ss1i new and :psadid ps.ss"s s
New Gsnsi 1fli T
' Oh e: sssa :ss ssi,s
iss !. ~
:::s ~ g:
a on 3D. sGS s on sss
- Biloxi summer and winter packet HIM
0AnOAA-The new low pressure fast running steamer
SsI Iss.s! Ss . .sd ron Dc ws,ssn: pi:s: !. ,oo%'-
Saturday .. sl'ysl Z. ond. 1s.: ...G1
%:ss:..a.,. = car: EEss: s::;s;
rnday.. l0A. n. cars. Friday ........ g r. II.
Aes wi!l continue in the tra4e the year round.
the undersigned where further PARTICULARS obts ed
hsa = sW s4RsE ~ o. 80 s s; CANAL :: q.
H. = For Il Q Kfv . For Shreveport,
IN Grand EcOre and Alexandra = TIL. hghi
draught steamer SARAH GORDON. John
A@.l. aa,.s[ WI ssys ior the and ali Intermediate
landings on ESDAY, 9Th inst, at O'Clock p. posi-.
lively FGr freight Or passage having superior
y. ROUBlEU. a Old Levte,
- or JNu M JOHNSTON u CO. 3 Front Levee,
~ he Sarah Gordon having made asauge me m b.
,un IN connsc,on with the Texas. win the latter
rely on Their Geigh. going through without delay aus
.6sS F9f p; l.oSa .. sew and swift steamer
VII Leave Tor st. Louis aad al iniermsdist.
ianainss vn WEDNESDAY, the 9TH inst, OF O'Clock r
an4 A"' +" WHITE fEEpy B 81 Cha A,.,,.
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Keeping D,sordsrly Hosse-Charles Howard
was examined yesterday before Alderman Etter on
the charge of keeping disorderly house on Phil
ippa street. He was fined 425 for the offence.
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Fined.-Patrick Upton was fined IS for abusing
the Waterman. Joe Smith was fined IS for being
drunk
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Observation-Disclosures Etter yesterday commit
ted Catherine Smith, Ellen O'Keefe, Ellen FIem-
ing, and Anne Flanagan. Is Migrants, for thirty
days 10 the Workhouse.
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Illinois Railroads.-The following railroads are
in course Of completion in Illinois, and some Of
them in successful operation, viz; The Chicago
and Gaena Union Railroad the Rock Island and
La Sale Railroad, with its extension to Chicago
the Peoria and Oquawka; the Quincy and Mere
dosia the Alton and Terehaute and the Illinois,
town and Vincennes Railroads. We add to the
above list the Sangamon and Morgan Railroad, al.
ready completed from Springfield to the Illinois
river, and the Alton and Sangamon Railroad. This
latter road was chartered in 1S47, preliminary
survey was made in 1s4S, in 1919 the full amount
Of stock for which the books were opened was SUBJ
scribed, and in February. 1885, the company was
duly organized and ground broken.
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Serve Him Right-Joseph Williams was fined
ten dollars for insulting icitizens in rassing the
strpeta
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NAlLS-l0OO kegs assorted Fall River, for
aus i. FERB KENNETH n co. "a Masnsic. st.
D EFTNED SUGAR-2OO hhds. Refined Sugar,
ana To- s''' PEeRn KeNNErr 90 "a Mas.rs. st.
NTADEIRA-l0O boxes Phelpss superior East
purchase,s 81 : SAMUEL WOLFF,
iva 2w sil i. st e-f Is Camp slfost
CHERRY-1OOb xs. Duff Gord on's Pale Sherry,
y IA ,sss's ariss E; n; Rr MSoLPr az c.mD Z
nuININE-24OO OF. in store and for sale by
~ Usb Il. J. HART co. n Tehoupisoslas q
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Susp,cious.-Dennis Cochran was ordered to
find a voucher, because the court considered him
dangerous and suspicious cha acter.
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BILOXI HOUSE,

BILOXI HOUSE.
THIS Establishment will be opened for the re-
l. cspu6n of yiaiteu On IL SDth ink. under IL -
management Of JOHN w. NIXON. \4
Ds,ns the sPTins many additions and improvement: ~
oonysnsncs 70 The gueses Of tn houss.
The sandy beach Of Biloxi. hsetooe annoying v Pc
dssans, has besn planked By ssdes Of copofaa md
now oas promenade annvaIsd by any Of De = ose
villages.
The Tsbis will always b. supplied with the decaciss Of
the coast and New OFlsans MaFkst.
Auacned the hoase will be found Bath houses, Bar
and Billiard Room, and Ten Pin Alleys.
The following Rates of Board will b charged dining the
sason:
81 the month (per week. 90 90
~ tne ~
Children and Servants, half price.
liberal allowances will b made TO families boarding BY
the month ~ 800
Biloxi. May 10, 1851. myl5 3m
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Emigration from Bremen to the United States
During the present season, 10 the LIST instant, 70
vessels left Bremen for New York, with 1858
passengers; Is for Baltimore, with 2496; eight for
New Orleans, with 1868; seven for Philadelphia,
with 5l6; and three for Galveston, with 272.
Total, LOG vessels and IA ,9O3 passengers.
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vX0BEu - Ain In - w. u ~.
se6ssso: -. &: & s. =. :::': - = 8.
:: q, = - :; - :lssss's s: - ~. - i.
poor. 51lJ1E AND 5Hosz15t = ~
.ss'; alz;t |: @ ~
sUae Tor psnrss4.t''
oe.. :: 81. 81 +. <,s:s:. {,
Sa1(x HkAcME1 e q: 81
Esss. :: ca.ss|szs - I.
-; - -; s: III: :; ]: !: 4: =
FAOsRE RU1s AZ &
BRITIsH PERIODICAL Ll7KRA1ol
1ru,ai6ust,ssfsxs Lss1ss QunssJv. ~ "a
1tasx Aepisssss Ssd Akssl :
fngGt AeEsssN< = &
Ls:..s = g. ts.:ss..s~
THESE Rqi.tie3 q ~ es;sesl es.ssss -
80. = g : - g ~, 49,
49,; e g q -! 60 =. -
-; D.. G - H. = - !,
s !: =: : ::ss'. = - -: 49,: IS:
8; -. ss 3 c.: .. ks E; ~ T.,
w.. 49, !; - s - : =; -: {.
rae ksl.s.ssn nsvasw
.,1 ~ Is 60 = s sss. ~ z - =
=; s s s.ss .. 49, l = ~ ); ;:s 81
wAseA sssssssa - sssssd - eseeebsf esD4 -
-, ss1 -. y = an.ssussssss - - Il
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Railroads in Indiana = Already nine distinct
roads are begun, which terminate there, and have
their depots al different points around Indianapolis.
An admirable arrangement is devised for connect
ing them altogether, and avoiding the necessity Of
reloading and transportation through the city. A
union track is to run entirely round the city, con-
Meeting all the roads together, SO that trains from
any one can pass right on upon any other. Soon
there will be two roads from the Ohio river to the
Lakes -ons from Madison through Indianapolis
and Lafayette, and one from New Albany, oppo.
site Louisville, to Lafayette, and thence to Mich.
gan City. The survey Of the route from Lafayette,
on the Wabash river, 10 Michigan City is made
The distance is ninety miles, eighty miles being a
straight line.
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Bank Rob6ery.-Chsrles Thompson, Of Boston.
has been committed for trial the change Of rob.
bling the Milton Bank.
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1ltps,
Ivicksturg......i2.m2lN
WilIiam. .uki q
AUCTION SALES.
Catalogue Sale OF Dry Goods. -. On account Of
Lie uidatiOn. N

: u de Be BIACEHE z CO.
TUE sDAY August H. at 10 ociock-wl at store
Messrs r. r. Cosner Co., and BieuyIe
streets, the stock Of said store comprising-
400 asksges and lois Of DRY GOODS. foovs
ani Linen Csmbnc Hsudke ch efs Six
kinds Musns de Lains
aud Engish Mernos, paccas Hose Half Hone White
BIown etockings Irish LBens; Bleached aud Domac
White, Checked and Plain Musins Madras Handkerchs
Penders
TERMS $500 four months $500 credit ap.
proved endorsed paper.
Catalogues will ready Goods may Monday
morning, llth inst
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Passenger.
Pei ship Was. from Livsrpoo-6 cabin. lis Ns.Eass
List OF vesseIe IA Port lot CIear.a.

the First municipality designated In the following
table by the Nos: eommsnce AT the Railroad and rnu
the Second ~ the Nos above Steamboat
No. being Fatboa Landing. In the Third 3l, fra
Railroad being Perry Whs
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Wisconsin.-A. D. Smith. Asabel Finch. and
Levi Hubbeli. are csndidatss for The Judseship Of
the Supreme Court in the Milwaukee Distslet. u
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Intoxicating Forsign Papsrs-In Venezuela a
decree has been issued by the Executive Power
and published in the official organ Of the State,
prohibiting the introduction into the country Of all
foreign newspapers or publications which are found
intermeddling in the political affairs Of Venezuela,
dangerous to the public morals, or to the lives Of
the citizens or permanent residents Of the Republic
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Miocy.-A beni6cent law intended to amslorate
the condition of Idiots in New York, was passed
at the late session of the Legislature. 1t appropri
ates $1,000 for this year and the same for 1852, to
be used to the best advantage Of the unfortunates
for whom the charity is designed. It is proposed
to hire building in Albany forthwith, and to lt it
up for the reception of idiots with little delay as
possible. The appropriation is small, but it is per-
haps sufficient for experimental purposes. The
education of idiots can scarcely be called expert
ment, however, as it has proved successful up to .
certain point in Massachusetts,.
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THIS desirable Summer Retreat and Watering
Place Il now IN complete osder for visitoss Many "a
past winter. among which i . nsw wHssf running o.
q bs S G s.S .:: :ss.
anTthsI to the many pleasant walk: aboutthe prem.
sOss oap 3 handsomey accommodated The coming
The bathing arrangement are extensive, The shower
~ IL: sss % ANY,
Ths location Of t; place being nearly g tsst above the
s nc .:S ., s 81 Do
% as:
@ % s1 made r q. abundant supply Of Fish,
Tbs p.opsisios Commenced building th, .b.hmen about
% S:ss N e. sa he f sI Ct %sH: .. z: re-
s.S and s %S .s.s % 5s. s
q. ss.:. ]. The ven So po.st. nssns1 which ii hs
coasds 70 70 .sy u ". 70 shs tabs BY, etc.
sad
o. % s q nv
sna the proprietor hopes. BY strict attention. 70 continue
Hs steamer Helen touches at the wharf several times
The charge: will BE- moderate Lsttsn pspsu directed
''f Hollywood. Ma, J. ill., r %yS g.
DON'T CLEAR, Baldwin county, Ala.-The
undersigned has purchased this fashionable wafer -
ing place. and will oien il the lst Of June. for the
Tas Hotel derh,iay stuatsd The eastern shoe q
Mobile Bay, about midway from the city Of Mobile and the
Cult Of Msxico. ar within fifty yards Of tie waierof the
whe sand bot, renders this place peculiarly attractive o
$50 bathing The buildings all new fronting sou!h. with
20 intervening land TO obgncl the dscious Gulf breese
The Rooms are large and well ventilated.
!m@sdia;sy n me beautiful grove Sh.lf mile IN
the rambler tssm the midday sun. Pure Spring Wses I
NILE - good White Snphur Spring.
Good carriage roads and wall have be n made.
seccsss9n 1t RE HIS from the bsck e9un.Iy;
In The vicinity of the Hotel. -
To al there Of position The subscriber adds BIZ
pFom that the Table snd Bar shall be supplied with TIKI
best selections Of the Mobile and NswOFlsa markets,
his undivided attention given the Of the coor
and pleasure o. his gnests. JULIUS TIT, PfoAe,or
6 safe and leasant steam vessel, built expressly 70
the purpose will ply constantly bsween Mobile and Pon
Cesrend hne saibOa always hand for The q Wal
tou. .. j,9 2m
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Lancastsr County Ds9sgatss Delegates from
Lancaster county, Pennsylvania, to the Reading
and Harrisburg Conventions, were refused seat
They returned indignant and issued an address to
the democracy Of Lancaster county, which is
very severe upon the "disorganizers," as they are
termed and condemns in strong language the action
Of the State Conventions a. being fatal to the party
in its tendencies.
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Breach Of Irust.-James D. Mix was examined
yesterday before Alderman Etter, on the charge Of
appropriating two hundred and twenty dollars,
monies collected BY him ON account Of J. 8.
Charles. Mr.. Charles, on being sworn, stated
that he had policy Of insurance Of $3.50 on GER
tain property Of his, consumed At the late fire Of
the Histronic Theatre, which was not payable
until the expiration Of sixty days. Mr.. Mix under
took to get the policy Dashed by friend Of his,
who had lately returned from Chagres A discount
was effected, and while in the hands Of Mr.. Mix,
the money was attached in the case Of William H.
Brown Us. Mandell & Charlas, late proprietors Of
the American Theatre. Mr.. Mix handed $500 to
Mr.. Charles, furnishing him at the same time with
bill of costs, etc., for 5000 $155 was for profess
sonal services, the remainder was paid the
attachment. Mr.. Charles had taken the benefit of
the insolvent act and he swore that Mr.. Mix told
him that his wardrobe need not be put In the
schedue-that it came under the denomination of
working implements. Mr.. Msndell was produced,
and he swore that the settlement was agreed upon
between Mr.. Mix and Mr.. Charles, that Charles
was paid $500, and accepted it as final settle.
ment. Alderman Etter dismissed the charge.
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NEW ORLEANS MARKETS.
CRKsCENr OFFICE,

CRKsCENT OFFICE,
Tuesday Morning, August 8. 1851.
COtton-TheIe was fair demand yesterday, and the
sales reached about $500 bales. at easier prices for
sciptons We retain last quotations. for reference
than as indicating the state of the market.
NEW ORLEANS cLAssIVCATION,
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MAGNOLIA HOTEL, BILOXI, Mise.
THE undersigned respectfully begs leave to il

EH uHue,skuc9 IesEectuIy uegs le4v9 @ M
= form heS old ifiends and patrons, and the public -
generally, that ths above Hotel epsn ioT the kss
reception Of traveller and vision Tor the ensung WI
seasgn. Having been Al great expense in building,
rspafns etc ne can nov recommend he house cot in
terror point Of accommodation, commodity and locality,
any Hols the coast She erected on the premise
large and spacoas BALL ROOM. surprising in dimen.
70 Balls. Parties. and public ssihsrinss generally, upon
winch Occas0ns she vii h Il reasonable terms. Also, in
70: a least my gss.oe more than last season.
amply with the bs.t that hi. and .sShbens markets Afford
Fine and rocmy III HOUSES. sdjacent to The Hoisl
fog the venience Of boagdesA 1a'7-7
Thankful for the Ghesai patronage hsOfoss extsded he
she respectfully requests what will b. hss effort to deserve
share Of public patronage
P~ month. % Pa wed, 20 % Pr day q So
Biloxi. MAY Q. 1851 S1ANH n NIL r
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Foreign Telegraph Items. The U. 8. steam
irigae Missssippi ran into Trieste on the 81 ut.,
Arch Duke John paid visit 10 the frgate Inde-
pendence on the ~ ut, and was received with
dist'ngnshed honors by Commodore Morgan.
An earthquake of considerable violence wac felt
AZ Comorn on the LIST of July. The shock was also
me belgian Independence states that an Amer.
Ican rlga,e lately entering the Tagus, did not 50.
lutte the French flag, and attributes il to misun.
derstand,ng between The two countries, in refer.
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. Selling or to Close Business.

ECLIPSE STABLES,
RATES FORDNEY, PRoPRIEToR-On Phi.
- iippa street, opposite UnioA. -houes at al -
times 70 let. either In harness saddle.
~ Several fine Hossss on hand foryale.
N% Also, prims iot Of Kentucky MaIss =
AA4 fns sale. reAsonahla terma.
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Property Of Ns'0 Bsaford-The personal estate
IN New Bedford is valued at ST. 943 $50 real estate
s.,oIS'ooO, polls Sc2S rate of taxation IS 70 per
Slooo. The increase IN taxable property is about
one million dollars over 1850
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PONTcnAnTRAIN RAILROAD.

On Sunday the Can leave every hour.
II An OMNIBUS leaves Canal and ChartEes street every
quarter Of an k0uT for the llepOt.
II Hose Car will leave the city depot every morning
At o'clock, Tor the convenience of fishing 6astes
mh7 II 3t2p j. w. SMITH, Supevntenieut.
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lnperss.

LIvERPOOu-Pss ship B Walsss q cashs sods ~ J
Coasosy keo.ll hhds brady Wolf Aeo-D este cashs
essl. eurhenwan CIasi z Mes6yl beg drsss Hselssn.
inss, piss md.e w risssS pkss ndss Nesth Bsss-i
Lamps sc. Moes Gas CT bales b!splst, P,san Csss
cssks crates do Fersusos2 casks hardware DAY
&co-4 cases do Hends.-on Gans.-2 pkss mdse nsya.
vle76 craft 10 casks arhsnwase aaas g
baes u,dse w Lstchtofd kco-ll insn Mcdowell
Mills co-IO67 bas raiTnan iron avis Brooks aco-i67
do 5000 bsickA 46U tiles q csstss eafthsnwas. 6ca
per, 376 bundles sheet iron 10 order
SAGUNA LA GRANDE-fes brig Octavia: 80 bblu
molaases M White &co-5O. 100 cigan Mitchell.
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PORT OF NEW ORLEANS.


Tpssday Moring, Ausaa s. 1851. J
Cleared Yesterday,
lh!p ksstsn dassn, noss i.vsypoe, GffEbsy Lcssij
sh!p kase Huqt1. Hill MapeiIIes, l. H Cals
bfg Aeelps, Bulasd, 6avanBab. Wood q Lowe
Bng faio Attn, WOOL, Havana, w nroWn
behs Jshn Aealsss. -Bsnows, Tampa Bay. ~
eshr Two Fhsnds. Duesy. Cbssrss. WI Brown
Ship Thos Wales. Crockss. from Liverpool. 9Th Juns
Brig Ocsys. Madden. 10 days from sasus 10 Gnuds. Co.
pa. 70 mastsf-lM my. ~
sTBAnb0ATs.
Bunker Hill No .. Edson, from Louisvile.
Brooklyn. Smith, from Cinclnnati.
8t Paul, Y0so, from * Lous.
Tcwboat Conqusr Ardrsws from the Paass-tewsd down
and the s6th st hip Hoehoe. bark Wepdsnan
and schr L. r Rvgeys-b!guEht up shp Thos Wales,
brig Octavia and schs Alderman.
BxpoYtss
GOTTENBURG-Pw ship Gspaaa: s5l balss cotton.
6N bids tobacco. n =
LIVERPOOL-Pms ship Eastern oussn: 1858 bals cotton
1910 bib 6our. 840 sacks com.
NARsEJLLEs-Pss ship Kats Huntss: ga hid tobac.
co. 81 90 stsves ~
eAVANNAH-Ps brig AsoIus; JED coils spps. ~ Ibis
whisky. 10! sks hid tobacco fhhds sugaF, hhds
bacon. 10 bbls oil. etc. =
TAMPA. RAY-P~ schr John Rosl,s 90 ID essn, 100
bbls h0ur. 10 do bread, " do potat,ss AID ouisps
HAvANA-Psr brig PsIo Alto: N60 saeks ean. 10 bib
@otstoos.
CHAGREs-Pm schr Two Fnsnds sundEy mds
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