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Receipts of Produces

CINCINNATI-Per steamer Hungarian: as7 bbl, whisky
q. s4 ssG ;sss ys so Ss s
IS r. de q ssss ss' sb
DO egg % Kegs butter Schneider 3 WiseE do. IS bbls
6ds paper steve r. & Ssns
W ss hans Jones !nl% bx. soap Ryas &sos
ssSS e. 1a. Se' a ss,a Dsy 81
'Ssfis DSssa- s sss:
bacon I'll: hams. boxes Deass
hs% BIZ
i,taS sSTHI'pgafs 70 Ss c.t,n. ,o
MfConoche Donne45 DO sci els rope 4ss bis pork q
Se s s = es Ssso sng
$sS 'i ssSss. ifsss,
soa% Dbl. q, Cutter Sco-4 pkss mustard Bsbee SEQ
~; sss si.vsn:
Ibis whisky H R Ssoo q
e s Syss 81, sss,s;
q hf do I4s kegs lard Ferguson ODowd-4O bbs pork to
ssss Basn e. g. SIS bale. semD
binds tobacco Hewitt. Norton &co-ls Davis &coH
B Sss DO EsIs% IS sSsals ssess sia g
5s 70 ees
ssssis ssa T.
SKIS corn Kennedy Foster52s DO. ore-s24 do. 3 sack,
oats Lyman scott &cO-loO SKIS bran Druhan2 els
Bell Stebbns-1a2 do II bbls pork ties 2O4 kegs lard
Shultz Hadden-iO bbs hf do lard l. Dosen-0 bbE
castor OF Horl Gayle &co-ls kegs butter Converse Ken
Mse.s bits eraoks,s Poumaj;sl &oqrs boxes apple
Brander Williams &co-l33 bales Frerson Fow
-l2 do Elder, Bros &co-5s do Bradley, Wilson &eo-3
do w Adams &co-sundres orde-Tota 24 bales co,
ton. 80 hhds tobacco.
NASHVILLE-Per steamer Globe: "a bhds tobacco to
Rodewaid43d do Feowes &co-l do Hewitt Norton CO.
8 do II Davis &co-l do R H Short &co3 do X Price
Addison @oo-s2 do Wingfield. Triee &co-25 Yeaimai
Sco-lO do Fraser &oo-a do, 81 bales cotton West
Summers-46 do NJ Cooper co24 do HILL Mclean Il &C
LIB do hhds tobacco Macgregor Allowayl do Bake
soery-l5 do, pkgr Pickett Perkins &cO38 bags feaih
| $50 hhds tobacco
| LAFOURCHE-Per steamer Music: 50 bbls and q hal
do tsatas;ng A w Waiker-6 bales moss G Sabaef-l
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Of the Extensions to be mdds to tile Ship
Wharvss betveen Gaienmie and Robin Streets.
Wharf No. will be extended further into the 80 feet
Wharyss7 and each 40 feet.
y Wharf 70 70 to be extended 90 feet.
Wharves IL, 10, IA and Is. each 40 feet.
Each wharf not 10 measure for than 80 feet wide by
than feet inches apart from centre to centre in either
q so that each wha when capped and panked
The inner and outer rows OF png will be capped but
Pie ON s e:
tops OF the piles with good notches made them
% f
josng to receive the panks will be placed than
i6 inch rack bolt crossing cap and having
the inner and outer rows of piles proper otches
accumulation of baure the Levee SIDE by conclusion
or blow to be end from landing YES
.a IS se FL
end rammer Of l5t0 pounds less than 1000 pounds
head bands and point shoeng Of iron the customary man.
nsr where demanded by the bottom by
posts, and they to have an additional length given to
hem to admit of about feet in height above the flooring Of
well ss TSy
he best customary manne in the framing of each wharf to
the perfect sasacon Of the Surveyor and under h paIc
heads of the moorns posts that every moorng pile shall
be covered to prevent early decay. These poss to finish
swell mead fashion by Of the drawkn 10 prevent ship
cables from slipping.
The usual nhing beam will be on the end OF the jong
at outer piles panked at Lafayette and the fender piles
must be driven much and well the wharf piles
which to be against each of the piles, and
every second pile oil the outer range each wharf well
hOed with best bolts said piles and aced between
by mbers OF ~ by 10 inches reaching from fender to lender
and boted to the finishing beam with not less than bolts ia
each brace piece.
All piles caps, jos and braces of these wharves be OF
pest s0un yellow pine timber less than ~ by II
inches The piles to be OF Lake iimbers No JOst tC
be less than ~ feet long and this length few possible
Flooring OF wbarses To be red cypress planks
inches thick in length TO suit the oss which each plank
VIII be spiked with inch pressed spikes each end
one at every intermediate crossing 0ist stub sho
ends to be sawed away and TO be allowed
the work. The ends of panks sides Of the wharves mus
extend out so as u admit of being sawed straight at the mi
given to the size of each wharf.
These WhaTves to form spaate and distinct contract from
the steamboat wharyes and to be performed workmank
manner, with good materials. to the satisfaction Of ant
according TO lines and levels heights TO be gwen by thu
according to the true meaning and intent Of thi
speccat9n and to be completed before the rst day
ctooer 1851 unde, penalty OF so day for every da,
thereafter not completed.
Bids will be made per square of wharf, and security
CURED In the full amount OF the contract
Payments TO be months bearing interest al
per cent per annnm, the certificate of The Surveyor 10
completion OF each fourth part,
New Orleans, June L. 1851,
HUGH GRANT.
SURVEYOR of the Second Municipality.
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Tire Ends to the Stick-Peter Conway, John
Rogers aad John McEleer, the last of whom had
his head pretty fairly mashed up, were yesterday
charged by Waterman Lowensten of the Second
Municipality, with severely beating him with some
heavy instrument, in proof of which he produced
his head, pretty fairly mashed up, too, Caron-
deet street, about ten o'clock, Tuesday night last.
The Recorder remanded the case for further con-
sideration
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the Spanish Consul.
IF Each Of the Company's steamships has an experi.
enced Surgeon board.
& Specie only taken on freight to Havana.
No Bills Of Lang signed after the has sailed
II For freight passage, apply at the office Of the com.
pany, IS Magazine street, TO
jeI JAMES r. JENNINGS, Agent
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UlNlNE-3OO0 ounces in store, and for sale by
jsss e. J.HART u co. 70 Thsuptoulas st.
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Bodu Foumd.-Tbe body of white man was
taken out the river yesterday at the foot Of Canal
street 1t, appears to have been about three months
in the water, and was so decomposed that identif-
cation was impossible. The Coroner's Jury
,surned vero let of found drawned.
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Confirmed Vagrancy.-Frank Humphry, charged
with vagrancy for the fortieth time, already under
one thousand dollars bonds, ordered to find
good security this time in two thousand dollars,
and fined fifty dollars well, for having concealed
weapons about his person. The Recorder Informed
him hat he would increase The amount of the bonds
one thousand dollars every time he was brought
before him The fine was paid, and no doubt
bonds will be found to release and again let Master
Frank lnost. On NOCleiX.
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Death from Stabbing. - Charles Harrison
Griver, native of Maine, the mate Of the Grand
Turk steamer, who was stabbed by deck hand on
the Levee, on the 18th inst, died Of his wounds
yesterday, at DR.. Stones Hospital. He was only
twenty four years age. The city Coroner held an
inquest on the body shortly afterwards. The jury
returned verdict that the deceased died Of pune
tured wound on the left side, which perforated the
lung. The deck hand is under arrest and no doubt
will be soon arraigned
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F.'ed-David Kenny was yesterday fined $50
by Reetrder Genois for contempt of Court. An
attachment was issued for Kenny, who was
charged with inducing witness to leave the
Court, and so prevent him from giving testimony:
bu, Kenny refused to obey it and resisted the officer
who sought TO compel him. hence the fine.
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sHAKEsPEAR IRON FOUNDRY,

20S Giyod Street, Neso Orleans.
WHEELER, GEDDES Il CO, would res
w peettuy inform the public that they are now prepared
e % STEAMBOAT WORK, and build SUGAR MI LII
and Saw Mill MACHINERY and RAILROAD WORK,
such Turn Tables. Stay Plates Switches, Chairs etc. on
the shortest notice and the most approved system.
Having Lahes OF various Sizes enabled and
bore Iron and Brass work Of almost all kinds.
Orden for Columns, Pipes, Wheels, Furnace Mouths,
Crate Bars Store Fronts Iron Shutters and Doors Gallery
and Tomb Ratings Shafts and Puleys Axles and Boxes
Grders, Stove Plates. Venators, Sash Weights etc., will
meet with prompt attention.
The Blacksmith Department fitted up to enable workmen
to execute any orders that may be received.
please address to
WHEELER, GEDDEs & CO.. Newt Orleans. La.
J.F. WHEELER J.GEDDES,
8. SWOOP.
my22 3m
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THE best and certified IN ina v,,A
OF Dyspepsia In all is fomasaeh he ears
habits coatvsness, aciity Of the somach on o
pes neipen consumption debility
ng from Imperfect dgson derangd condu Il IN
IN ssn an s1cesnt remedy aud surpassed by any s,c,ns IN
w. lor lemaes sunerng rom
~ NE nansfsua aud highly respectable csrfcs vs r,,s
ee; ,Sss 4: 4, nAs.s. M; D.. State A.ay~.
iAs I, DUNN; Esq., City Treasurer Bostr:,.
iion. Mfhon LAWRENCE, En- Pres. Me- Hnn,ts.
non L. n. ARNOLD, formerly Govsxnor Of RSods i,l.ni
now member OF Congress; " A>~Ss'' '"-A"''
gan on no vi w9oDs.iDss Formerly Govesna Of Alichi
raw on MoRsaEAD. Formerly Govsns Of ksntueky
RSs W. :; rHElfs' u, 2. sss'''' from vs:?s.s'
Hon. soLo1os Foors. msmbs Il consrsss from W:
hon H. Y. FOSTER, menlbE Of CSngrso IRON Fsnn'a:
I hDn n L. MARTIN. Delsgsis In Coasrsss fsom Wiscon-
Gen: 4. L. Dopss, ussbssin Ce.ere, from Iowa:
R. p STOWE Eso Clefk in the Heuss Of Repsessat'vs:
o. q. TRowDRIpGs. Esg., Detroit, Mich, :; SO
Go. w JONES, $50 S9Tyeyos Gen Deee9us, Iewa;
Sny other inasiaso :pset.6i,y sss bsrs.rs
| Medicine Or. GEO D. On zen, Prsprstos, Wiusdsr VI
| REED BATES AUSTIN w hoesale Dsaesisla M
| For ale BY J. WEIGHT co.. Isl Cha,t,ssa.
| ~ Pres 81 par bsts Az oettiea for ~ f7T77's
ucAUTIoN-Eaeh Gsnuas Ouy.saat>i ss,sy.
have he outside wrapper pnsd m Ens.h snch span
sides, and addition. onsy engraved label 90 ii ,hs
belts viii the SuatsS Reel Bates va. sis - -
Geassl AssstA and vAsa III srass ua& W sdirssssJ
" ala IAN
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Burglary-Madame Pierre Core, who resides
in the house No. 162 Rampant street, made an aft
davit yesterday before Recorder Genos, that about
half past two o'clock on Sunday last, an individual,
whose name she does not know, but whom she
will point out, came to her house on pretence OF
renting room. Alter short conversation, the
stranger, who was accompanied by woman, rs-
Quested Madame Core to leave them in the room
for while, that they might consult together. The
madam left the apartment and withdrew to the ad-
joining one. During her stay there, her armoir in
the other room was broken open and several ar
tcles of jewery, consisting of rings, necklace,
pair of earrings, lot Of silver plate bearing the
initials G. L." two hundred dollars in gold and
silver and sundry other articles were stolen there
FROM which, it is alleged, likely to be found by
search warrant at the house of the aforesaid
in certain house occupied by her in Customhouse
street. The Recorder issued the necessary war
rants.
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THE undersigned have taken on lease for three
\ years the well known Hotel at East PascaFoula -
Mis-. 90 long known and kept By n j. McRse. Ii Is;
will be opened for the reception of company the G
10th June The place famed Of the delightful
and heahfnl the Gulf open The breeze has
the finest Bathing Fishing and for all kinds
recreation desirable in summer resort.
The hotel undergoing thorough repairs. and will be fin.
hed IN complete style, The extensive GARDEN in admira
bic order.
The fare will he the best that be obtained any Of the
markets, and the undersigned a,ter themselves their
experience in the best Hotels NewOreans-the Charles
and the Louis.are that nothing will be
wanted for the comfort Of their guests.
my15 ROW. h 9IMpSON
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Crsscrnt @ssk ano :Dsb 4prl ting eDihrr

~ The propreors Of the ally aud Weekly Crescent
fully inform their fenus ubic they recently
additions their Jot sstab
placed charge Mr. LENS GRAHAM, who hai
long known IN this Of high capabilities
Inc being complete nearly
they prepared TO all kinds of
BOOK AND JOB PRINTING,
with the least possible delay and without disappointment
who them with patronage Particular
given 10 the printing of LAWYERS BRIEFS
BILLS LAnIN8, INSURANCE BLANKS,
BILL HEADS, NOTARIAL AND CLERKS BLANKs,
BOOK HEADINGS, STEAMBOAT BILLS,
CIRCULARS, STEAMBOAT CARDS.
DRAY RECEIPTS. POSTERS AND HANDBILLs
COTTON RECEIPTS, CARDS, ETC. ETC.
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Stabbing Case.-A man named Francois Despot
was stabbed in the thigh yesterday morning on the
Levee, opposite The red stores, by Carlos Segarra,
who, being arrested, sent before the First Dis.
irict Court by Recorder Genois.
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TobaccO-There active demand, with sales OF over
1900 hhds In the following o,s-O62 hhds (OO RI, AZ hhds
A. 30 hhds, and So hhds frosted ali private terms.
Sugar and NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. confined to RETAIL
except 50 casks crushed (Dutch) at $40 y b.
Fiour-Barely 1000 bbls sold including 1900 Ohio
in aboat, % 80, 100 at % 3d. 100 Illinois and ST.
Louis at - 6210&475. and 100 St Louis at a 70
v Dbl.
Grain-Con in fair request and 1000 sacks were dis
posed Of including $500 damaged 35D36, 100 $50 49,
100 mixed White 4j9i6, 40 White at So, 1890 prime
Yellow (seected) 55c v bushe. OF Oats 1850 sacks ST.
Louis sold at 5Cg3sc . bu.hel.
Provsions-Mess Pork retailing at Ola 25 $4 BIZ.
Bacon dull with sales of % casks prime Missouri Sides
at g. erces baRged Hams 81, "a do extra sugarcured
TO- and at lie b. Lard sold in small lots l01sc
for prime in kegs.
Hay-A lot of 100 bales Western taken at tS ton.
BnEging and hOpe-Sales 100 pieces Hand.loom, and
100 coils, at l234c and Sac, time and interest
Gunny BaEs-2500 were taken at 9xc.
COnee-saes $50 bags Rio g. and 100 do IRE geld
a, $40 ID.
Whisky-A lot of 80 bbls sold from store at 1sl4c.
Freighls-A ship taken for Mediterranean port
at % for Tobacco and for Bordeaux e0 for Slaves
Exchanges-Demand limited. and domestic bills lower.
We quote:
Francs ouo9Do l21a
New ork slxyday Bills l412 " CT. disc.
sight Checks New v
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Fond Of Port-Patrick Coverly, charged by
James Gledson with stealing demijohn of port
wine, worth 81 25, from the corner of Poydras
and Levee streets, the 2ls inst, vas discharged
yesterday by Recorder Caldwell, who stated al
the time of discharging him that he had no doubt
of the guilt of The accused
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NEW ORLEANS:
THURSDAY MORNING, JUNE 90

The Courts Levamdats, ct al vs.. the Second
Mumicipaiity.-rh important case occupied the
Second District Court yesterday, and will be con-
tinued to-day. The plaintiffs sue to recover the
ground on which the Annunciation Market is
built, for the reason that the Municipality has not
complied with the condition of the Donation Soule
and Barton for plaintiffs, the Municipality Attor-
ney for defendent.
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HUGH GRANT,
Surveyor of the Second Municipality
Mayoralty OF New Orleans,

JUNE 10, 1851.
COUNCIL OF MUNICIPALITY No. Two,
Sitting of Tuesday, June II, 1851 !
r ESOLVED, That the Mayor be authorized and
requested after giving ten days notice in the official pa
per to sell at public auction The contracts
L. For furnishing all the necessary MATERIAL and extending
the Steamboat Landing.
H. For furnishing all the necessary rial and extending
Shipping Wharves Nos i, T. g. g. 10, II, H. 10 and IL.
The above work to be done accordance with the plan
deposited in the Surveyors office and the specifications TO
furnished by the Surveyor and published with the notice
given by the Mayor.
tSlgned] JAMES II. CALDWELL, President
Approved June 49, 1851.
~ [Signed1 A. d. CRossMAs, Mayor.
True copy: ii, BIER. Clerk
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Larceny-Anne Duffy, living on Baronne street,
appeared in court yesterday, to prosecute Mary
Williams for stealing trunk, and its contents,
worth $50 The trunk was left in Mrs. Williams
house by the prosecutrix, and was brought to the
Watch house minus portion of its contents There
being no proof, however, that Mrs. Williams took
any of them, that lady was discharged.
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THElarges, assortment of GREEN and BLACK

TEAS ever offered for
sale IN this city and at lower
prices. These TEAS are of
the latest importation, and
OF the most choice qualities
grown in G b ina, ha wing
been selected with great
care. For the use Of fam
lilies they are put up in
small quantities in well se-
cured metallicpackages, 80
as to prese, We their fra
GRANGE as long as in the
chests.
~C City retail dealers,
country merchants, steam.
boats, ships and hotelssup.
piled with every dnscrip.
ton ofTEAs, inchests, hall
chests, y b and 8 b box
ages, Il desired.
iaH g. n
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Cdnnibalism Owen Doyle was remanded, on
the affidavit of Officer Roach, who arrested him
about half past eight O'Clock yesterday morning,
on the Levee, for unprovokedy assaulting, knock
ing down, and biting off the end of the nose of
some man, who, it is stated, is now lying danger
o,1slv i'll at the Charity HOSPITAL
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Lei too ..'heapty Of.-James Cassidy alias
James Habersha.n was arrested oy hichafo nich-
ard.on, on the charge 'f stealing flower pot from
the family tomb of the iremes, IN the french
Burial Ground, between Coi;a and 81. Louis
streets. When arrested the prisoner acknowledged
he had taken the article On being searched
dirk knife was found on his person. Fined nifty
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The Grab Game. Michael Murphy will be
examined before Recorder Caldwell, on Saturday
next, on the affidavit of Patrick Gallagher, who
charges him with snatchng ten dollar bill from
him. on the night before last, on the corner of
Tchoupitouas, near St. Joseph street.
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BILOXI HOUSE,

THIS Establishment will be opened for the re-
4 ception Of visitor the 18th inst. under ths e.
management Of JOHN w. NIXON. <
During the spring many additions and improvements hit;
convenience to the guests of the house.
The candy beach Of Biloxi heretofore annoying 10 De-
desans has been planked by order Of the corporation and
now oilers promenade unrvaled by any of the coast
villages. - - $50 - '
The Table will always be supplied with the delcaces of
the sea coast and New Orleans Market.
ard Billiard Room, and Ten Pin Alleys.
The following Rates OF Board will be charged during the
~ the month (per week) ..................el go 90
Children and Servants, half price.
Biloxi, May 49, 1851 mvl5 3p
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Rea,anded Anne Jones. charged with larceny,
was arragned yesterday before Recorder Caldwell
an d remanded for further examination.
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Another Stabbing.-Demetrius Thomastiow was
yesterday sent before the First District Court by
Recorder Seuzeneau, for stabbing the boatswain
of the British ship Otella, on the Levee, on the
10Th of June inst.
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On Tie Carpst.-Mrs. Jones, of Estelle street,
was remanded yesterday for having a carpet in her
possession, stolen from the residence of DR.. We'd
a.,
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and consequently able every thing 10 Their line
OF 50 ne quality Tor the price, in this respect no other
establishment excel, II at all equal them = -
g. u. PAGE Agent.
s72 Canal street, one door 6elow Royal
TT inst received per steamshs Ohio and shD linn.
large as sorment Of the above Teas. 10y
mys Sm 8. II. PAGE, Agent.
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!Omntttte2.-Hamilton Rowan was yesterday
gen, before the First District Court for assault and
battery committed on the person of John w
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Released Charles Leardant, charged by Rose
Plunkett with assaultng and cutting her with a
knife, from the effects of which she had to remain
in the Charity Hospital for week, was released
yesterday at the request of John Plunkett, the hus
hand of the inaltreated party.
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List of Vessels In Port Not Cleared.

the First municipality designated in the following
table by the Nos commence the Railroad and nP
la the Second n the Nos the Steamboat Land
Ing No being Fatboa Landing. In the Third (nS the FIRST
the Railroad and down No. being Perry Whs
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ships.


~CA UTION!A
PERSONS RUPTURED should be aware that they have
security against STRANGULATED HERNIA
with all its horrors, but in properly constructed
and well adapted + X USS.
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MAyoRALTY OF NEW ORLEANS, June 10, 1851.
OTlCE is hereby given in virtue Of the above
contract 80
Steamboat Landing.
For furnishing all the necessary material and extending
shipping Wharves Nos 8, 2, g. 10, II, ~, 10 and a.
The who's accordance with the plan and specifications
Je2 A. ID CnossMAu Mavov
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THE WATERING PLACES.

FRANKLIN HOUSE, BILOXI-This we'll
known house now open for the reception of families
ranssnt o. boardes, and VISITORS The ben
respectfully informs her friends and the public, that has
Leased the above house. known the Ffankin This ea
lshment has Just been eney r.tsd and vistes win find
She now prepared accommodate boarieYx manner
not Inteyioy TO any first class hotel the Coast.
VINES and Liquors Of the best q7alty can be had at
the bar Terms moderate.
NOTICE.
THE Bay ST. Louis Hotel will be opened on the
L 18th June. Liberal ansngements will be meie -
with families who wish to take Board for the sea6a
Letter: addressed to the Undersigned. will rsceys
prompt attention. G. LEWIS.
Bay e. Louis. May .. 1851. my6 II
MAGNOLIA HOTEL, Biloxi, miss.
THE undersigned respectfully begs leave to in
form her old friends and patrons, and the public
generally, thst tie above Hotel 10 open fas the f.
reception o. q1veIien and visitors for the ensuing ~
season Having bssn ut great expense in building
fsnor point Of aeeemmodaton. modify and caIty
70 any Hotel on The She has erected the premises
large and spacious BALL ROOM surprising in diuen.
SONS similar room in Biloxi, which admirably adapted
winch occa'ions she viii lei reasonable terms Aso IN
addition to the Ball Room. she has accommodation
for Al least fifty persons than last 90
Her TABLE it will be her c0nstaDt care, to provide
amply with the best that this and neighbovnx eos
Fine and ro0my BATH HOUSES, adjacent TO the Hotel,
for the venience Of boardes.
Thankful for the liberal patronage heretofore extended her.
she respectfully requests what will be her effort deserve
share Of public patronage.
Per month, p!, w..l: % Pc, day =. So
bnoxf- MAY =. IsoI my1l If
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NEW ORLEANS MARKETS.
CRESCENT QFyICE. =,

Cott0n-The Europas has given more frmuess to
the Market and about 1000 bales disposed Of yesterday.
mostly at prices for the mdding grades We now
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ERw ORLEANS CLASSIFICATION.