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Laying Of a Conner Stone.-'rhe corner stone OF
the new Catholic Church, on the site of St. Pauls
Cathedral, in Pittsburg, Pa, recently burnt, was
laid on the 18th inst. There was large crowd of
spectators; the Rev. DR.. Moriarty delivered the
OratiOn
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PORT OF NEW ORLEANS.



"Wednesday MornnH. June Is. ISL
Cleared Kestsrdays
sinT ss.. sss .s
Ship Wsstmipsier, shapIer. RswYork. D chase
Schr Ella. Schembeck. Pensacola, ,, :, Hurley
~
Arrived.
Steamship Union, Budd from NewYoik 18th inst to Bah
Steamship PamPero Wells, from Galveston I'd inst.
Armstrong, Harris &co-2d my.
Steamship Louisiana. Lawess, from Galveston d inst, TO
Harris Y MOrgan-2d my.
Galveston 1th inst, to Wickham-2d my.
Columbus, Post. from ST Louis.
Gypsy. Ure, from Bayou Sara.
L boswell, Larose, from the Balize
New Laiona. Hart from Bayou Sara.
NnniOpe, RHer, from st Marunsvile.
Rockaway No 2, Dawn, from Shreveport.
Saxon. Smith. from Louisville
Exports.
CHAGRES-Per stea msbip Alabama: 81 pkgs ndse.
BOSTON-Per ship Dorcns Prince: e5 bales cotton 34S
bales hemp, 50 do WOOL 10 do Z3 bids tobacco, hid
2Oz bbls whisky. 80 do mackere 80 OIL 5 do flour
IA horns 50 bdls mats hides 81 leather, 26 bags
tree. nails. 1900 slaves. pkgs mdse
NEW YORk-Per ship Westminster: 1850 bales cotton.
3a do hemp, 3a9 pigs lead 100 axis corn, 6 pkgs mdse
PENSACOLA-Per schr Ella: 100 bbs flour. 10 casks
bacon, hhds sugar, 70 sacks coiles.
Imports.
GALVEST0N-Per steamship A Fuslier: 5000 70 in
specie 10 II Magnan-l9 bales cotton A Miichell-6
bbs pecans "a hides W Arthur &co25O head Of cattle to
| .GALvESTON-Per steamship Pampero: 81 bales cotton
Bradley, Wilson &cO-eUO0 specie U kIemm-4lAD0 do.
pkg mdse Mellow ell. Mills eco.
| Jew YORK-Per steamship Union: Assorted mdse.
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STEAMBOATS,.
Mobile and the Lake Packets.


.n-, For MobIIe--Daag u, 8. JHeh Lsine-
Es4lf~ Via Bay 81. Louis, Pass Christian and Pas
cagoua-Summer Aransement-I ne new
and ,Rsnd'd ow pre..are gseGs' ;esm, ,is,aa
master. oavns been built expressly the Lake trade, with
leave the Poptcharan Railroad daily. the arrival at the
= Tbs Way fs,;es Bas will leave the office Of the
iels r. GEDDEs. Agent. 10 Bank Pace
~ = Canal Line steamer sT. CH RLEs-
L44e44 Summer tangem: nt-For Mobile, wa Bay
Biloxi and and after SATURDAY. The 7t inst.
this and splendid packet steamer, VIM C. Sutton mas
es bnlt expressly for the Lake uade with superior sceom
Wsbs6AY we and n IN
O'clock and the Pontcbaran Railroad the arrival OF the
70 O'Clock cars. Returning will leave Mobile every
s e. as s above LANDINGS and
Of the day The las barge the Warehouse Tues
day ard Friday. at I o'ciockP.M.
O'Clock on Wednesday and SATURDAY mornings,
je6 X. GEDDES, Agent, 10 Bank Place.
.r~-.. Steamer CALIFORNIA summer
Es5t-c hnangement-Fo, Biloxi. Bay 4. L9g:
having been thoroughly overhauled and refed with new
airy cabin forward, and new sky aft tor ven,iston
Sx9 nS "a
the o'clock A. n cars. and SATURDAY EVENINGS !tI
B Rsii ssi:
F.,
SRO6N, JsSn d Am.aen, manner, VII Issys
tor the aOOve. and all Intermediate landings TUESDAY,
18th inst al O'Clock 4. For OF passage having
je23 o. ROUBIEU, Agent. ~ Old Levee.
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S36O,OOO.
: ILYGROCERIES, ETC.
CHARLES sToUGHTON,
GROCER AND WINE MERCHANTs
No.so4 Camp street.


TEAs-Of various kinds and qualities;
l. Coffee .. -
Sugar IS
Ryandies and J.iasovs :. 81:
London Porter and Scotch Ale;
Prunsa, SaFdnes, PreseT YES and Pickie1i
Raisins. Cunanss tuon; Tapes ano = Rs
Hams, sugarcured "A Ws;ohaiis;
Tongues and Dried Beef:
Oils, Candies, Fish. etc. 80 Ia .,
the most reasonable terms. lrn y
T W. ARTHUR & CO, o and % New Leves,
ls offer for sale
CoHee-Rio Havana Laguyrs and Old Java;
Suyar-t.0af Crushed, Powdered, Hetned and BEoWus
Tea-Choice and common Green and Black; -
Gsars-A larse supply OF imported and American -;
Wips-Ma deira Port Malaga Ctaref santerne, Nusc2I
Champagne. ETC., IN glass and wood; ~.
Iquors-Choice old Cognac Medium and common dos 0n.
RIM, Peach Brandy, Cherry brandy.
Whtsky-Od Rye and bourbon, Scotch and lrsh Malt:
Cosdiais-Assed Curacao. Absynthe, Maraschnos etc.;
Syrups-lemon, Natural and Assorted; -
Snces-Pepper Aispce. Ginger Sumegss CLOVIS, etc
Pickles-Oi all and qualities:
Provisions and Grocerie-of all kinds. ap0 eOd
BOSTON PIG PORK-Packed in quarter bbls.
- expressly for family
Picked Salmon. 10 kits and hall kits;
Mess Mackerel, N Kits and half kits; ,,,.,,
| No. DO. in half bbs, quarter bbh,s KITS and nan
Halbuts Napes and Fins. in quarter bbls.
Dried Cod Fish, fine article /
And very large assortment of Family and P'antsnoa
Stores together with full as-ovme1t Of Ship ChapdbeVs
| for sale low BY lap22l F. EVANS CD, % CsmD 81
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EAST PAsCAGOULA HOUSE.

years the well known Hotel at East pascagoua, IL
Miss, 50 long known and kept by N ]. McRse. II G:2
will be opened for the reception OF company the ~
10th June The place famed one Of the mos, delightful
and heahul the Gulf II open the breeze has
the finest bathing Fishing and convenience for all kinds Of
recrea ion desirable in a summer resort.
The tioel undergoing thorough repairs and will be fin
ished complete STYLE The extensive Garden is in admra
Bile order.
The will he the best be obtained of the
markets. and the undersigned atI themselves that their
experiences Hotels in NewOeans-the ST. Charles
and the St Louis-are that nothing will be
wanted for the comfort of their guests ,.,.o>,
mY15 BOYD y SIMPSON.
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b.
1esasqo sH sss Ea1
hb 81. Rbs Glenn
coSn Tqnsi Wilson Eee-e shd. tobacco shor,
'Ss has Ssss We:
aS G& Clo%xsiis 90 MeasSon { Pesr:sIiciSS do
O.. Sss.
T. sss s:sss sfsss
hf do cheese Schneider Wse-io bbis oil ii Head-s do
Ts!4l. 49s hhss tobacco. Sl5 6sIs. cotton.
Scott seo S So $50 1 US
Wilson &eo- kegs butte, DruhanI7s pigs lead, $50 SKIS
as s Hsss fs ss sS.
Eager Scsa5o do jag CSnnoy Aco-Is saot oa W
Do MIS- Bosrs-lis e; I'D ssul'z H.dSsn@ j. key,
DO Hs GAVE %sSH5 o. b: %d:s BSadsess go
oil ksS5 W s DBL ss%
1oz sadds.!ress Hansel & Bios do Masee Kne.a-si
% nai s d. &s tsyss 90 ks'
BALlZEmPe steamer boswell: 10 bbs moa.ses to
md 'sad,s. . o:ss1 SACKS
s sSs
a9is:, S,lss ass I'll Sss~a
-sundres 10 oIier.Total, 81 bales ton.
ST MARTlNSVlLLE-Pers steamer Naniope II bale
cotton Gourdain kerr-1 do, % hides Beocq-z9 dt
w Armsb0ng.2l hbds sugar Payy, Lobit &co-gJ do,
bbls mOlases Hall-ll DeBlanc-4 do, hhds suga
Writer CrosslaDd-sundries to order.
ton a de- ds
Desauiies-4 do Wright Williams &co-l bale wool Ander
NJ Gordon Jf34 bbs molasses A Marneaux-sundies Il
ordef-TOtal, A bales cotton,
BAYOU SARA-Per steamer Gypsy: so bbls moasses
Shaw &cO-l6 do II Shephed-15 do IL hhds gar T.
Prescott Il Jaekson-6 do, % half bbs moasses Kelly Co
inynp hale cpttOn Nall In
COL do Elder &co-46 bIs peaches Scott Robinson
FLATBoATS.
Second nielpdtitp-
INDIANA-Per boats: 1900 bbls corn Robertso
u McD0ugal
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THE WATERING PLACES.

FRANKLIN HOUSE, BILOXf-This we'll
known house Is for the reception Of families.
transient boartes and VISITORS The
respectfully nfoms friends and the pphe, that she has
leasrd the above known az the FfsnKn This estab
shment has Just been entirely Feed ami visitors will ind
az and ever, comfort, with airy and commodous rooms
She pyeDared accommodate hoarders in manner
Inferior 10 any first class hot 90 the Coast
~ Wines and Liquors Of the best quality he had at
ie8 I'm MRS. J. DIAMOND.
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FREsEE IMPCRTATION OF
CHOICE TEAS!

THE subscriber has just received from one OF the
Il first Tea importers in Phade phs com2ee assost-
uent of real choice BLACK AND GREEN TEAS and
purchasers has had them small psckaea o.
4 and III each They guaranteed to be OF quality
e1ua if not superior any offered this market. and
embrace. ali the va usually sold here The following 10
a list of qualities and prices: . .,,o
Extra fine curious Young Hyson.
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ADJUSTMENTS.

VARIETIES THEATRE.
Managers Mile MARIE DUaBT
Stage Manager Observation-Disclosures Mr.. j. B. CnAnLRs
no only Benefit this Season. Of Mile Y BAhoN.
THIS EVENING, Wednesday, June "a, the performance vi"
commence with the Domestic Drama entitled q.
THE GOLDEN FARMER. ,. -
Farmer MIR J. 8. Charles Eizabsth ~ D"s'
After which, the entirely new Ballet entitled
LAURETTA AND PABLO.
Characters ea uariot f. Baron, Mons hs"spi so
To conclude with the FAsce eptiied
THE RIFLE BRIGADE.
Mrs MAJOR MaTteuuau.. "'es
n Doors open at hapss O'Clock performance commences
a a quarter g.
Prices Of AdnonBoxes Second Tier and Parqsete
rs Tier coored only ~ eenu
Gallery, rs
MADAME DWELL
ID ESPECTFUILY informs aud Gentlemen o. New
III Orleans that she arrived from Europe and may be6on
suited residence 49, Of Old tevse ana Apnsds
reefs opposite Present. Past and FutoIe evens
no Consultation Gentlemen 81 Ladies Soc. 1.2i 81
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j. Il. CARRERAS'
AUCTION STORE,


IL kinds Merchandise received his either i' Auction
n Private Sale.
~ Particular will be paid outdoor sales Of Cargoes,
Household Furniture,
invoices OF Goods when deposited
to be sold al auction, jei SIN
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BILOXI HOUSE.

THIS Establishment will be opened for the re-
l. cepti0n of visitor the 9Th inst, under the IL
management of JOHN w. NIXON. fi:.I
have been made To insure arsates degree Of comfort and
nvenence TO the guests Of the house.
he sandy beach Of Biloxi heretofore annoying
dean has een panked by order OF the corporation, and
offers promenade unEiva'led by any Of the
villages.
The Table will always be supplied with the Jecacies Of
the coast and New Orleans Market.
Attached the house will be found Bath houses, Bar
and Billiard Room, and Ten Pin Alleys.
The following Rates OF Board will be charged during the
season:
fer DAY w
Children and Servants, half price.
Biloxi May 10, 1851 my15 3m
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NEW ORLEANS MARKETS.
CRESCENT OFFICE. .

CREsCENT OFFICE,
Wednesday Morning, June 25 1851.
COtt0n-Severa buyers in the market yesterday.
and prior to the arrival of the Europas about 1900
bales taken still lower rates for the ordinary and md
ding qualities We quote:
NEW ORLEANS CLASSIFICATION.
inferior. ..........5h0 61 Middlins Fair.... sA4--,
Ordinary. n Ear t;:....' ,9%glo,.
Good Mddng.,.. $ a 9HiGood and Fine. nominal
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SHIPPING.

United States Mail Steamship Company.
FARE REDUCED.
EOR NEW YORK DIRECT, via HAVANA.
y The splendid double engine steamship GEORGIA,
(30O0 burtfen) Lieut.. d. D. Porter. U 8. com.
mandng, will leave wharf opposite the Place ,mes.
with the Government Mails and passengers, on sATUR-
DAY, June %, al 8 O'Clock A. NJ, precisely.
PASSAGE:
To New York state Berth, in First Cabin $50 90
Standee Berth, Forward Cabn........ 40 %
Sleerage Berth and found ............. % 90
To Havana. State Berth in First Cabin ~ 90
Standee BeTth Forward Cabin 20 10
Storage Berth and found ........... 20 OD
TT Passengers for Havana must have passports from
the Spanish Consul.
~ Each Of the Company's steamships has an expert
epced Surgeon on board.
V- Specie only taken on freight to Havana.
No Bills of Lang signed after the steamer has sailed.
For freight passage. apply at the office of the COM
jesi JAMES R. JENNINGS. Agent.
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ssT
=! Geaaes1J,; Bu,Dsns Sss-I LaBonsIM
Peek-Jane = Any-H pacEa,d,seoti 4 Leaning anod
a.si so
kksdMBuGw s qs.,o%1psyd Fell scqMr Eel Sec
Morrison--Ty & Hewiit-Bnrows & o'Hara-Alex Hi
ri ss1s ffSSs
y oglesbyIJss LiIly-E Mufotd Nco.D sesnlan SEQ
asspsfs &ooA Whitley S5Gt S csno
isxs
L L,ie6 : Heine- Alfred MenrOe Gs9~MuHay.
NMpesR Moatsomsry Pa. Christian HOis@J Sussnt
A owen &co-Yazoo Paess, Psss-Hyde u Goodrieh7P (,
psA rsa Green ssoss
Hart &co-f. Uter-and oroer.
Hall kemP-Burns, Cares &co-C Oder &co-Hersh &
Passengers.
Mrs Rodgers and infant Mr. Barns and i've children, Miss
S.5R n; r. s.Pi e. %s~f
Bean Gi' aoppsi
Per- Steamship Gusans, from Matss9ras Bay and CALVES
Miss 6g s nais S Miss spos f M satton
sSsw kennS Tons pDe ooe
Jones, II Hooke Henshaw, Terhuue, Messenback. King
Dural, Spear Coleman, Avery, Rev McGibb0n, Osgood
BrDadley, Lyons.
Per steamship A FusIier, from Maagorda Bay and Gal
veson-Messrs Scott and lady, Watson and lady, White
lady and child, M Gentry, lady and child Connolly.
Moore. Lane, Clawson, D Weatherspoon: w
McFaran, Stiey, Mcdonald Miss Lesvit. Mrs Nc
Lamar-and on deck
Per steamship Panpero from Galveston-Judge Johnson
Judge Sweat, Col w Braham, John Floyd, DR. WEIGH.
Shacselod g w Grant, Brown, Beunet. Require. Vets
i Vgnre and A aDus
Andrews H Thompson, Washburn. Captain Lewis, wifi
and son. Irvin-and on deck.
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NEW ORLEANS CATTLE MARKET

JEFFERSON CRY.
Tuesday Evening. June "a, 1851.
Arrived per pteamers A. Fusier and Louisiana, III Texas
Beeves and 523 Calves Per Columbus l9 Western Beeves
l05 Hogs, Is Pigs, 3 Cows and Calves.
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THIS well known Summer Retreat is now open
for the reception of Boarders During the spring, "a
many additions and improvements have been made 10 inv
a greater degrees of comfort and to -.
the Of the mouse. TIE Table will he furnished
with all the decaces which the and the New or
leans markets Afford and the best Table Care free Of
charge. and always plenty of Milk from cows kept
The premises At,ached the house fine airy Bath
Houses aud fine Shady Lawns. which make OF the
pleasant resorts on the shore
for be made with the proprietor,
Poydfas Restaurant, No. so Poydras street
my29 I'm JOHN COATES, Proprietor.
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BOARD OF DIRECTORS OF PUBLIC SCHOOLS
Second Municipality, June Is, 1851.

BOARD OF DIRECTORS PUBLIC SCHo0Lsl
Second Municipality June Is, 1851.
BOUNDARIES of the several School Districts
- in the Second Municipality of NewOreans, published
for the information of parents and guardians, under resOu
ton of the Beard, adopted on the 5h INST:
JACKSON SCHOOL DsTRlCT for Boys and Girl bounded
by the River, Felicity Road, Annunciation and njamin
School honse. Of Ric ard and Pacsner streets
WASHINGTON SCHOOL DISTRICT. for Boys and Girls
bounded by Felicity Road, Nayades Tbaia Estele and
Administration Streets School house, corner OF Basin and
Magazine streets. i,
Fulton SoHooL DsTRICT for Boys and Girls, bounded
BY River, Deord street, Tiyo Circle, Nayades. Thas
Eeie and Benjamin Streets sehoohouse, corner oil Du-
PLANTER and Annunciation streets. ~
JEFFERSON School DISTRICT, for BOYS and iris, bound
ed by Triton Walk TivO Circle, Nayahes street, Felicity
Road and the Swamp. School house, corner Of Dryades
and Erato streets.
MARSHALL School DISTRICT, for Boys only, bounded
by the River, Deord street, Tvoi Circle Triton Walk, the
New Canal the Swamp. Hevia, Circus and Canal streets
SchOohoue, st. Mary street, between Girod and Jua sts
FRASkLN SCHOOL DsTRIcT, for Girls only, boundaries
same as Marshall District Schoohouse, st. Charles street.
between Gir0d and Julia streets.
FISK SCHOOL DISTRICT, for BOYS and Girls. bounded by
ievia Circus and Canal and the Swamp. School
house. corner of st. Peter and Perdd0 streets.
jel9 I'm JOHN CALHOUN, Secretary.
STAR CANDLES AND PORT WINE
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Tor giving beautiful gloss to Linens, Muslins,
Cambrics Collars. Shirt Bosoms. all kinds Of prints
is prevents the Iron from adserng to the Linen and
any respect The ladies' have long felt the necessity
such article. and in this their exectaon will be fully
realized as no petition feared after impartial trial.
ALsO....
BEAUMONT FRENCH LIouID BLUEiNs. for irving that
blue Linen, which destroys the yellow tnge they would
otherwise retain after washing.
N. -One cake will do thirty dozen Of Clothes and no
family should be without it. Sold by
ia1 3 !
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~ He will counne to keep his usual so' k OF
Choice Teas In Chests and Half Chests
Those pretennx them in this style. supplied in
tise
t- The patronage the lovers Of Coon TIA rsssei
fi.y s9licited. w. q. hA1MOND.
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BLADON SPRINGS.

THIS popular Watering Place will be opened
= for The reception Of visitors on The fist day 81
improvements during the past Winter, and viii lie s
during prepared TO accommodat fr m four
tive peries Of the Diseases peculiar Southern
ems Ssnnf ,1 ns
but four mixes from the Bebee river in Choeaw county
country as se by at al the
year 1t would be useless to attempt full Inscription Of the
that fully warranted saying, that their anatve
peres the Of diseases of the hver stomach bowels
kidneys and skin, ulcers Of long standing. general debility o.
the SYSTEM sout rheumatism, drosy, SURPASSED
BY ip the United States. hundreds can testify
Many arrangem have made ami in
for The ,o and Pleasure Ct Iss veil be
Good hacks, with careful drivers will be in atien
will be constantly supplied with the very best the country
affords, and the propretors pledge themselves to spare no
one Of The PRINCIPAL springs, by Professor Brumby. Of the
N RArKs OF BOARD:
aay; "a ~
" chi iirn and servants half price
:. per week 90
siiss ;;$ 3: he
rSs any further g. ifH Ss
COOPER's WELL.
| THE undersigned, having made considerable i'm
visitors now prepared receive ali who are disposed A
TO visit From the reputation OF the water no A
Board and lodging. per day .; W
Horses taken mi fSH e e T %fAS Proprietor
Tn means h of only %s s% m sDd
mile, 8. staging s' !eS RaymoSa % ihs WEN :, ' v
bs viii oasie and every sas1Oa will be made render
| our guests comfortable. mys2 I'm
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WINDOW GLASS-15OO boxes of various
w Sizes in store and for sale low, by
NATHAN JARVIS Il co.
mh4 If owner Magazine and Common
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81 For Rassage, aPPIy W nn,s cO A.
m min zttss

GHAhLihtsLo -. An w., H -. 800 ANA
WsS. spssd esa usp
G VII Ell SSsS e. HAvANA leaving Havana
CharestOn-sth and 2d Of each month; leaving Charles
ton for Havana the LIST and 18th.
RATES OF PASSAGE: -
Havana to Charleston or Savannah. .'.'''''''.'sS
y. q. .MoKDECAf. Charleston, Or to
HIATT CO. GR5 o GS
~ Passenger leaving Havana by the ship can reach
Baltimore the FIFTH Day by taking the Land Route, and
New York and Phiads pha in the time by taking the
Steamship To those ports. d. Jaw
ga FOR NEW YORK-Stantons Line Of Packe
- CHAHLEs, HilaId, MASTER having the principal
the above For balance of freight passage, having
superior accommOdati0ls apply board at Post
q Second Municipality o' ". STANTON g. co.
je2l Magazine and Lafayette SITS.
p. FOR NEW YORK-Th he fine bark ELIZA
&&SE ANN, Consh, master, is row loading and WI
have immediate dis 'atch r. OF trsight Vi SN paes
cotton having good accommodations, apply
board opposite Post 49, Second MasSITfwPsWlly 9
| jel9 orto R. w. DEAN. 81 Gravier st.
"a FOR san FnANCIsCo. Gs!,prpa. ., ,,ie.
week. little light freight can be rec.ived If offered
l-s" The W.T. DEMH9 8 se G4sysr ,
ssSSA ing Al packet ship JOHN TOOI.K, having part
- of her cargo on board will have immediate dispatch
ies "''S"' Vi JOHN TOOLE, d hank Plac..
81, FOR FRElliHF Or CHAkTER-The new
<fEk fast running Mexican schooner FAUsTINA, Ri
- bera. master. will have dispatch for any port in
IN" m Sa" FOR fe'sn'B & GO. 81 Common st,
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Of the Extensions to be made to the Ship
Wharvss bet,ceen Gaisnnis and Robin Streets.
Wharf No. will be extended further into the river 80 feet
hv 90 feet
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HE undersigned resPecuuny Degs iea as... 10 m
generally that above Hotel ia open fos The bsff
reception Of traveller and visitors for the enuins hi
Having been at great expense ~ birding, -
fepsSng che recommend he, house as NOT M
fen0s point of accommodation commodity and iocsity,
To any Hotel the She has erected the premises
large and spacious BALL ROOM, surpassing 70 dm.n;
to Balls Parties. and pube gatherings generally npop
which occasioDs she Will let il reasonable terms Also IN
addion to the Ball ROOM she has prepared accommodations
for at least fifty persons more than ias season. e.,
HER TABLE, viii be her constant care. TO provide
Fine and roomy BATH HOUSES, adjacent to The Hotel,
for the convenience of boaFdess.
Thankful Tor The liberal patronage heseoe extended her,
respectfully reque.ts what will be her effort 70 deserve.
share Of public patronage.
Per month. $50 90 Per week .es 90 Per day So
CAROLINE NJ. HUNT.
Rilnxi May a 1851 myIl II
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THE Bay st. Louis Hotel will Be opened on the
l. 18th June Liberal aIraaxsnenis win be made u
eters addressed the undersigned, will receive ~
prompt attention. - Z. LEWIS
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DIAPER and STATIONERY.-EU-
u GENE ELY. No 80 Fulton-st Jobber m Paper aud
Stationery and DApot for the sale of Manila Papers the
ream and IN rolls for TaoTs, Pattern. Carpet, Patent
Leather and ,arstis and great inducements offered
t. country and city trade auIo I'M
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PURLIG. RUBBER

4 SHOES Our srtent.,a IA, s~ss .lsi to "a Al.er-
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Hsrali Of july H. 1851 and the Coarsr aat Easar-E a
sane Date IN whoa after much aanerted sslss Of our
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tents IN the usnutarrur- cf saocs -, . -. .
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other per~an might have doas n, sane Il V - -
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nor -ss To purchase ri.ht 20 gs- sshs psen1 tha '"
nfr,ase L Mr. D.T .iter hayiag heeG Fsosecuiet A.
lu0sxled.~1 G..irsars nghgs. mate sestieneLt ana
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tempting OILY nfEse SAIL patents ou, - ~ nv ~
also who have fs large considerable pan %,
ceases and under then. art ~ etdrys NJ ~
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u-in Csiyears Paerts the m,nufrtarr 81 tne s.Ses
which he offering "a the public and We give nou'e s.
he and al; AZ cGcerusd WITH HIM IN Pnrcas,e =.
Wedding has 81 mad vo.lioh OF sald patent rs''
Wi " Dr. pseci's>i Neys-Yors july Il 1911.
l. CANDEE. Harvard Rubber Co. by
WM A BUCKINGHAM, Treasurer.
TIE N~~arA Int.s Rubber VI .ufacfuTA< 10
HUTCHINSON, PTess1eai, ,..f
FORD CO Ni'H