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Passengers.
Per ship John HOLLAND, from Bordeauxl4 in steerage
List of Vessels in Port Not Cleared.

IN the First municipality designated in the folowin
table by NIL the NOS commence at the Railroad and
In the Second n the Nos
Ing No being Fatboa Landing The Third ms) the frs
Railroad down. Me- being Perry Wharf
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BILOXI HOUSE
THIS Establishment will be opened for the re-

THIS Establishment will be opened for the re-
ception Of yisi,or the S1th inst, under the -
management of JOHN w. NIXON. fss.fN
During the spring additions and improvements I.s
have been made to insure Rrsater degree OF comfort and
convenience to the guests of the house.
The sandy beach OF Box, heretofore annoying
deans has been panked by order of the corporation. and
offers promenade unrvaled by of the sea
villages.
The Table will always be supplied with the decaces Of
the and New Orleans Market,
Attached to the house will be tonnd Bath-houses. al
and Billiard Room, and Ten Pin Alleys.
The following Rates OF Board will be charged during the
season:
BY the month (per week. go on
By the week IL W
w
Children and Servants, half price.
Biloxi, MAY 10. 1851, my15 3m
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PUPILS.

HAVING resigned the office of Superintendent
- OF Public Schools, propose taking few pupils along
with 10 my residence in Massachusetts The number
will not exceed six shall only endeavor to
them in all suitable studie but SHAH also pay attention
to their and morals and consult their wei all
hings My residence the Fall River Railroad,
hours travel from NewYork, and from Boston. the
this city On or near The lst Of June Those who wish for
between and oclock P. M. ran',' to- ,.SHAW
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NEW ORLEANS:
MONDAY NOR siaG. MAY 10. 1851.

INTERESTING EXAMINATION AT THE HOUSE
OF REfUGE-Yesterday afternoon an interesting
examination Of the children in the House OF Refuge
took place, which was attended by several mem
bers of the Second Municipality Council, the Com
missioners of the Institution, and number Of
other gentlemen and ladies' who take especial no.
tice of the establishment. The examination was
conducted by Mr.. Harman, who attends regularly
on the Sunday to teach the children lessons from
the Bible, and they displayed very great knowledge
Of the history of Christ and of the general subjects
treated on in the New Testament, as well as re-
citing upwards of one hundred verses, which they
had learned during the week. They also sung
several simple airs under the direction OF Mr.
Mueller, with good effect, and showed that their
aptitude for music was worthy of cultivation. The
members of the Council and visitors expressed
their qualification, at the result of the examination
and two or three gentlemen addressed the children
before they separated.
1t is well worthy of remark that the children,
upwards of thirty in number, could neither read
nor write when they entered the Institution, with
the exception of three four, and the active
superintendent of the House of Refuge, Mr.. Evans,
with his assistant, Mr.. Wagner, have admirably
succeeded in teaching the majority of them to read
Auently in the Bible. The great object of the In
stitution is to prevent the poor orphan boy, any
boy situated to be left without the careful at
tention of parental guidance, from becoming pest
to society, and to teach him trade, as well to
educate him, that he may go into the world and
become useful member of society. In this the
Institution has happily succeeded up to the present
time, but greater facilities required to carry
the work. The boys have been taught to make
the mattresses for their own beds, and to do othe
little useful jobs but at present no extensive sys-
tenn can be adopted to teach them trades, for wan
OF funds. The premises, too, want to be more
tensive, to give ground sufficient for cultiva
tion by the boys, and considerable alteration il
required in the sleeping apartments. The attentor
of the members OF the Council who were present
was called to the subject, and we doubt not, blu
that the Institution will receive proper attention al
soon as possible
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Receipts OF Produce:

ypo r. s'es%sr Grand Tuk $40 bb -four ia
Sso-ioGao Remedy Fc.'siHs59 %. - bales bay
tss: 6; nsei ssSs? fss
81 sS SS + s,s sss1
Savage &eoala uSIk. Ko66 sso@ ED; bacon. lss
Es %ss
n,% sO IS wheat lax
% ks oats sks bacon q ptss lard !
III y Sss a'5'f ss1 s?a
Gssss s % 50 s sc
IND. ioRassp I, la Addson-s do ii bavs-sundnes
81 P%" ss tSSSsaS Scott 1900 bbl. -four
Scot do oS Ss%- aGi ~ H"
'ss
gste-7s cks bacon v he &co-Oo Keys lard E $ Keep
rags Keppenburs do ban pruhan so bbls foa
Dix CO. box 20 Dbl oil Ma!. Rsnstt SEQ
bacon Foley &coS3 Kegs butter = Grief &e9Sl ba.
aco- bb gss. beans ans schaeaei rus Wis DO ess
s k1 son Ss SsP5 es
Gray Campbel-sundres TO order.
CAMDEN-Per steamer storm: bales cotton TO Fearn
% Carter b5 ou1
+ 9s ssS@ Sarah bales oo,o
G BURKE Sso..ia6 90 Plagchs &eo-sa do. hides 4
GSo asi Career
bbs sugar ammack l. Sxures-l do. bbs molasses Lei
perl do Wright Williams &co-l bale skins and sundr.es
order-Tota 1876 bales cotton.
| SABINE PASS-Per steamer Liberty: 1l6 bales cotto
G Burke r. o34 Felowes &co-2 w POWELL M Green
wood &co--Sl do bales petries Bonner u Smith-Tota
WABASH RIyER-Per steamer Martha Washington
1922 SKIS Hewitt, Norton &co-262l do w w Weston
I'LL do Dbl beeswax Vuse Bos-229 do lime Richard
u bales cotton Frenon Fowler-3 hhus tobacco HOni
FORT TowsoN-psr steamer woodsman: p bale
cotton Buchannon, Carroll &eo4 do, bale hides Bane
Williams Nco-2 bales cotton Feowes &cO-l do Bonner
Smith, do Cummings Stewart &cO-l do, bale pc tries
hides Robbins Arlington &co-B do bale petries Nose
ST MARTlNSVlLLE-Psr steamer Naniope: III hid
sugar. 10 bbls moasses .Jarby Tremoue-l25 hhds
bbls moasses BelocQ-l3 hhds sugar Pavy, Lo lit &c
20 bbs mOasses, owners b0ard-l4 hides l. Mann
| WASHINGTUN-Per steamer Ophela bales cotton
H MoOre-26 do Plauche &co-ll do, l25 hides Pavy
LObit &co-50 hhds sugar Perrei6do Burbridge u AZ
ams4J do, 100 bb moasses Degelos-5 bbls molasse
| nynpham Meet bales wool, u hides Belocq-8 bali
wool q Vose-l bale Smith u Rro-l do A q Bull
co-9O hides Desmares SOn20 rO leather, tee hair,
bbls sugar Banchard-sundries to order-Tota 46 bali
| LAFOURCHE.Per steamer Amazon: hhds sugar. [
bbls cistern sugar w LeAerch5O bb moasses T Ed
&co-7 do Bogart Foley-30 do % hhds sugar Darby
| TremOulet-s bales mess and sundrles to order.
| FLATBoATS.
| -SecOnd nictpaiitv-
OHlO-Per boats; 1900 bbs flour. lao tons hay Tayo
| cassidy &co, and order.
| Consignees.
Per ship Mddesex. from Boton-Stanton &co-Kennet
Dix &co-Picket, Perkins &co-J GandOlfO-J Palmer
f COG Foster &co-R + Nichols &cO-T Marin &cO-
/, | l. Shaw-Fr0st &co-and order.
| %
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anu consequently dr. able their lint
OF 50 nne quality for the price, that this respect ohe
establishment excel If at all equal them
$. n. PAGE, Agent,
~ Canal street, door benw Royal.
II Just received per steamship Ohio and ship Union
mys sm :. PAGE Agent.
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STABBING IN CAMP STREET.-Last evening,
about halfpast seven O'clock an ARRAY took place
at coffee house on the corner of Camp and Girod
streets, between a number Of Spaniards and Irish
men. During the ARRAY, man named Hewtson
was stabbed in the head back and arm, and seri-
ously injured. Sergeant Moclair hearing of the
occurrence, went Immediately to the spot and
arrested Matthias Martins, Peter s. Y. Pains
Martin Nolan and Michael Cunningham, for being
concerned in the outrage. 1t is not known which
of the men used the dangerous weapon, as no knife
was found upon any of them. Several persons
took Mr.. Hewtson home after the unfortunate
affair where he now lies in some danger
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THIS popular Watering Place will be opened
Il for the reception OF visitors The first day Of sksa
June. The propreio have added largely to their In
improvements during the past winter, and will be iils
during the season prepared to MEDIATE FRI m four
five hundred In addition the medicinal and
tive pertes OF the in diseases peculiar Southern
china these Springs advantages most OF
the watering places the Sonth aud West Being
but four mites from the Bic bee river Choctaw county,
Ala healthy region be fund in The Southern
country accessible by steamboas ct all OF the
would be useless to attempt full scrpton Of the
benefits 10 be derived from the of these waters suffice
that feel fully warranted in saying, that their sansve
peres the OF diseases of The liver stomach bowels
Kidneys and skim ulcers of long standings general debility o.
the system. rheumatism, dropsy SURPASSED
by waters in the U,ed States hundreds testify
who have tried their Efficacy.
Many auangene have been made. and in progress
for the and pleasure OF visitors There will be
regular packets from Mobile the Springs, weekly
Good hacks, with careful drivers will be In
dance convey persons to and from the river The table
will be instantly supplied with the hest the country
affords. and the propetors pledge themselves spare
pains render their visitors comfortable For chemical pro
peres of the water the public is referred the analysis
of the PRINCIPAL Springs, by Professor Bumby. Of thu
University Of Alabama.
RATES OF BOARD:
pef Jay
fer monIn %
eV Children and servants half price,
uoIse per ia.
=. per week q
fw Large families subject 10 liberal deduction from thu
above rates. COMMON Il HENRY, ProprietOrs.
Bladnn Springs. Ala. May l. 1851 my7 I'm
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ARRESTED Last evening the officers of the
First Municipality arrested slave belonging to
Mr.. DeArmas, with the following property in his
possession, which is supposed to have been stolen
A ring, four pieces of calico, and four chimney
ornaments. The property is at present in the
keeping OF the police, and awaiting a claimant.
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Monday Morning May u. ls5l.}
Cleared Saturday.
$s Sss: e
e
"a, &iss:ss a.. s:
sss ~ Ss ay,s. Pot Isvaca 1jEIst
Arrived.
Ship Mddesex, Paine, rs days from Boston, to w Hyn
Ship Republic. Marshall, from Liverpool 18th March. via
shp n Easjs e ioss. su,, fran Mon ,,. to
Ship John Holland vsspei so days from Bordeaux. to MAJ.
Ship g Peter, Cooper. 30 days from Boston. Gale
Bark Mllandon Butler. days from Havana. to PUG. Mir
Bark S:phi Everett, days from Havana to ma.terl M
Brig Munroe, LItcomb. Is days from Mesain
Sch; : Rsnne days from Pensacola to John Hurley
Sch, Ui6ans, Lswsss. days from Grand Caou to Chss
sobi D % & &comls %y ad.v s c,,
sohf Panama. stewart from Bara,ara to ma..srl my.
| Schr Home. -, from Aransas to masteI-Point.
Aeck Scott. swon. from 81 Louis.
Amazon. pugas from Lafonrche.
Has,Ss o EVA .' from NV aba. River
| Nanope. Gres, from st Martinsvile
| Ophelia, Gordon from Warrington.
| Storm. Hopkins. from Camden
| Sarah Gordon, msden, from Red River.
Woodsman, Ankrm. from Pine Bluffs.
TOwbOat Panther Clouman, from the Passes-owed down
and to sea on the 18th inst ships Queer and Mon.
tezuma, schr Uni0n-brought up ships John Holland and
| st ieter.
TOwboat Louisville. McPherson. from the Passes-towed
down and TO the llth inst bries Tehuantepec
Soule and w Carleton, schrs Time, Wasp and Cor
neia-brought up banks Miaudon and SOPHIA and schr
| Home
Towboat Hercules, Davis. from the Pss.es-towed down
lila md Tbpa,a
brought up ships Republic and Elizabeth and brig q
Towboat Olivia, Wbibemoe. from the Pases-owed dow
and TO sea on the 18th lost, ship VIM Travis and bark
| Como-brought up ship Mddesex. schn Panama, WIN
| Bryan and Urbana.
| BELOW-COMING
| Brig Carrlbee, from New York
| Schr Fairy, from Havana.
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SERIOUS AssAULT-Robert Mitchell was ar.
rested last night about halfpast eight O'Clock, upon
charge Of attempting to shoot two men named
Cremore and Conkerton, in ST. Charles street. He
was apprehended by Officers Hughes and Moclair
and at the time they arrived they discovered Gre.
more on the ground, and Mitchell over him with a
pistol III his hand, with which he threatened tc
shoot them. He was taken to the Watch house
and the pistol was there found to be a revolver
with six barrels, all of which were loaded. The
case will be examined this day before Recorder
Caldwell.
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NEW ORLEANS MARKETS
CRESCENT OFFICE,
Monday Morning. Nav 10.

Monday Morning, May IT, 1851.
COttOn-There was not general demand for Cotton on
Saturday, but still the sales reached about $500 bales with
ont any material alteration in prices.
The Cunard steamer Africa is nearly due at New
York, and will bring Liverpool dates the 10th inst,
week later than now have.
CT.A
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f. REPPEL VS.. B-aPTISTE y4NTOL.NE.. -. Docket
J, page 53l....No. 1888 Of the City Court Qf Nep
Orleans.
pY virtue of a punus alias writ of seizure and
~ sale directed by the Hon J. l.. Winter Second
Justice of the Peace for the Parish of Orleans will sell
public auti0n Mt Banks Arcade. MONDAY. the 18th
day OF May, 1851. at IL o'clock n
LOT OF GROUND situated in suburb IRENE. in the
square comprised within PHeur, Roman Co umbus and La
harpe Streets making of lot No of square No. IL,
said lot measuring ID feet inches lines front Roman
by 100 feet Depth bounded the side towards Columbus
by lot No. and side towards Laharpe by
the other half of said lot No. seized in the above entitled
cause to satisfy the Judgement rendered therein
Terms of sale cash.: NJ. NJ. THOMAS. Constable.
New Orleans, April II, 1851. apii
JOHN LINDEN VS.. JOHN HENRY BROWN and
a. ~ DOUGLAS, az soitdo. In the Second Jus.
tees COurt...No. lob
p vir;ne of writ of seizure and sale to me
- directed by the HOn j. L. Winter, Second Justice OF
the Peace in and for the Parish OF Orleans. will proceed
sell public auction MONDAY the 10Th day of May
1851. al IL O'Clock NJ :, at Banks Arcade
THREE LOTS OF GROUND in suburb Darcantel
designated Nos and in No. 5, b)unded b,
Pelopldas Livingston Eysean Fields and MsYeny
said lots having (Amercan measute) 3o feet inches and
lines each Elysean Fields by l4 eet inches in depth
there is per plan drawn j. Briiy. and d.
posted in ,he Office Of los Cuviller, Notary Public
gether with all the buildings and improvements thereof
| seized in the above entitled cause.
Terms and conditions Of sale cash.
| NJ. NJ. THOMAS, Constable.
New Orleans, April Ii. 1851. apl4
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The Grand Turk left st Louis the 18th insn
port for NewOreans. Griffin Yeatman, Ohio, Jas
Hewitt Amaranth and Buena Vista
The towboat Ocean lowed the 18th Instant ships
Sultana and Gen Berry.
The towboat Star towed the llth ast ships Os
sppee and Cerro Goda chrs Brazos and Campeachiana
The tOwboat Porpoe lowed the 9th Instant shiI
Flavius, bark LorettO Fish and brig American.
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CONTAINING NO ALCOHOL
THE strongest cerufe
OF Dyrpepsis ali the hesdaehe heartburn,
haba adiy Of the stomach Of appetite asthma
pies ncpent consumpon debility arising
heat cold old aEeand deasss
from digestion, deranged conron the tnnach
also excellent remedy and surpassed BY medicine
for females suffering dersna
following. fr
Professor 4. A. hayes, M D., State Aszayer;
FITZHHNRY HOMER, Eaq.. Boston;
Jas. Z. DUss. ESQ.,, City Treasurer. Boston;
Hon. MyR0N l.AwRgNcr, Lx Pres. Mass Senate
Hon L. II. ARNOLD formerly Governor OF Rhode Island.
Hon. WIN. WOODBRIDGE. formerly Governor of Michi.
| Hon; 7: NoREHRAD. formerly Governor of Kentucky.
Hon J. F. SIMMoNs U. s. Senator from Rhode Island;
Hon SAM'L PHELPS. U. g. ss.ator from vermont;
Hon. SOLOMON F0orE. member Of Congress from VI;
Hon. h. D. FOSTER, member of Congress from PENIS;
Hon N. l.. MARTIN. Delegate in Congress from Wscon
sin Territory;
Gen A. e. DopsE. member in Co. sress from Iowa;
r. P STOWE ESQ.,. Clerk in the House OF Representvs
&C TRoI% .ssI =: Egg: Detroit .s.,:,
JOSEPH oass ESQ W.. s. s:s.fS
Many other Of hRhe
confirm all that IN nvauab
REED. BATES & AUSTIN. wholesale DsussstS, No
For ale BY now %RiGaf Co., .ai ii Ch.rs. q.
- Price 81 per bottle siI bother for ss-
~ CAUTioN-Each bottle Genuine o1ygeuated Btes
will have the outside printed English French and Span
nh, with the OF Geo. Green, PROPRIETOR Thrss
Sides and, addition finely engraved sb the The
| " - mi d& W
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New ORLEANS AND JACKSON RAILRoAD.-Sub-
scripton books in connection with this undertaking
are being opened in most of our neighborng towns,
that those who feel inclined to aid the march Of
railroad enterprise in the South might have an OPP
portunity of doing so. A few days ago subscrip-
ton book was opened in Carollton, aud similar ar
rangements are made in Lafayette and Jefferson
CitV.
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THE undersigned respectfully begs leave to in
4 form her old friends and patrons and the public ~
reception of travellers and visitors for the ung MtsH
season. Having been at a expense in building. k
repairing ETC. se recommend her house not
ieror q point Of accommodation commodity and locality
Hotel the
large and spacious ALL ROOM, suTpassng dim.n
sions similar Biloxi, which admirably adapted
Balls, Parties and public GATHERINGS generally upor
which occasions she VIII let reasonable terms. Also
addition to the Ball Room, she has prepared accommodation
for at least CITY persons than
HHR TABLE, it Will be her provide
andy with the best that this and ne,gborng markets Afford
Fire and roomy BATH HOUSES, adjacent to the Hotel,
for the veniencs of boarders.
Thankful the liberal patronage heretofore extended her.
she respectfully rogue what will be her effort deserve,
share of public patronage
Per month. $50 90 Per week IS on Per 81 So
CAROLINE M. HUNT.
Biloxi, May g. 1851. myll IL
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DRAWING AND PAINTING.


MRS. G. E. DA PONTE is prepared to give
lN LESSONS in DR. AWING and PAINT -
ING in Water COors. She may be seen AZ Min
Hurd's, opposite Lafayette Square. mhai -
WI ANTED-A Partner in well established
w and profitable business is wanted who can furnish
eight hundred dollars, and whose business
city be attesed For further information apply to this
office. 4 my6 If
WANTED "A situation by respectable
w American Lady house keeper in hotel private
family She is fully capable, having sqpei,nended one Of
the nt hotels in the city Of New York. Woud have
objections the county The best reference be
given Address to A. u. at this office my8 Wv
WANTED-The subscriber informs his friends
w and the public he has taken lease Of the II
large House. Bienvle and Front Levee streets, ruth
below the CusomhOuse, fronting The ..l2
Steam Packet Landing. and will open as HOTEL,
named CALF HOUSE, where iavelsr, and boardefs will
find all the comforts OF hpme The galleries in front
mand view for several miles on the ryer ETC. the steam
ships and vessels Of every description which daily
arriving and departing from this port AT present Is 70
persons be accommodated with board Also, several
pleasant family and all new for rent
able terms by the proprietor on the premises ,,,,
wANTED-A Psrtner in the Hotel business; one who
can furnish about $l0 500 in new Furniture or 400
cash Also
FOR RENT-A Hotel doing profitable business Gun
accommodate IS 100 persons, egbly situated For
myl7 Is l22 Poydras street.
POARDING-Board and Furnished Rooms
- can be ob,ained on most reasonable TERMS from
Mrs. hughes at No. 30 Tchoupoulas street. Es5
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EAST PAsCAGOULA HOUSE.

THE undersigned have taken on a lease for three
L year, the well known Hotel at East Pascagoula. IL
Miss, long known and kept by NJ J. McRae. 1t I'M!
will be opened for the reception of company the H
10th June The place is famed Of the delightful
and health full the Gulf, it the breeze, has
the finest afhng, Fishing and convenience for all kinds of
Ieerea ion desirable in summer resort.
The boel is undergoing thorough repairs, and will be fin
shed in complete STYLE The extensive Garden in admra-
bic order.
The fare will be the best that be obtained any Of the
markets, and the undersigned attr themselves their
the Hotels in NewOesns-t ST. Char
snd The IT Louisare assurance that nothing will he
wanted for the comlou of their guests.
myl5 BOYD l. SIMPSON.
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STOLEN CHIcKENs.-Yesterda morning about
six O'Clock, officer Reilly discovered ID chickens in
the beef market, in the First Municipality, which
were stolen from the premises of Mr.. d. P Hating
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. TRANSPORTATION ACROSS
THE ISTHMUS OF PANAMA:
MOsQUERA, HURTADO g. co.
OF PANAMA,
BY THEIR AGENTS IN NEW ORLEANS,
ASn

eNGSS2'S. LOLSOy r. SSlLCGStI'0.
Beg to inform the public that they will receive and
forward Merchandise and Bullion and from New Orleans
TO San Francisco by the American steamer well
any port IN the Pacific on the line of the British packets
They have the isthmus four hundred mules under
the care Of cate and rus!y armed muleeers and all
means and facilities for the safe and pr0mp transportation
between Panama and Chagres extensive shippers
WI md 1t Tor Their interests to give them the preference.
Strong and efficient measures adopted insure the
safety OF the treasure inused their illustration OF
winch may he mentioned the they have with the
Panama Railroad Company for the transportation of a the
nued states mails to Panama with the Atantc and Pa.
enc American steamer Company, and with the British
koya, Company Tor transportation under armed escort
OF gold silver and valuable articles also their contracts with
companies respecting goods and consigned
to them.
ship ers in New Orleans will hand TO Messrs. LOISON
ESfhE three copies of each bill Of ladng, and
VIII at the same time pay them the charges of transportation
comprising landing. orage and porerage Chags, Cor
sona or Trness river freight land carriage storage, porter
charges all regulated by very low tariff established by
M 'sQUERA. HURTADO u co.
TT" For further particulars, appy to Tm9 I'm
LOISON e. SILVESTRE, 36 Chartres St
who will lake charge of all goods destined for the lshmus
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DUTCH CRUSHED SUGAR.
IN CASKS superior Dutch Refined Crushed
~ Sugar, first quality, landing from ship Clifton and
for sale bv GOtbRItIH " CO.
my16 CIV 81 and % Common st
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SUPERIOR FAMILY HAMS. r..
IN TlERCES Stagg " Shay's choice Hams
w 30 terces Davis Hams. landing from United States
and for sale by GUuDbI' II " CO.
myl6 2w 81 and 29 Conmon at
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SYRUPS,

| IN BOXES Gordons celebrated Raspberry and
Nv strawberry Syrup, c tuttss. ftu saie by
my15 If SAMffEI, WOLFF, IS Camp at
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NOTICES.
MIoUEL MERNANDEZ

OD4D y hNANDEXg OFs
u candidate for ssiseton coNsTA Bile Of the FIFTH
Justice Of The Psaes, Third Municipality zsesn On The hind
November 1851. 70
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Per ship Middlesex. from BOston-SantOn &co-Kennett
Dix &co-Pckett, Perkins &co-J Gandolfo-J Palmer
COG Foster &co-R Nichols &cO-T ] Marin &cO-E
l. Shaw-Frost &co-and order.
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GOSHEN BUTTER.
on KEGS fresh Goshen Butter for sale low to
~ close a consignment, by
my15 1w WIN j. DEWEY Ss Grayiev nj