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TRANSPORTATION ACROSS
THE ISTHMUS OF PANAMA :
MOSQUERA, HURTADO e. CO.
OF PANAMA,
BY THEIR AGENTS IN NEW ORLEANS,
.WeSsTS. EOlsOM ~ SiLCeStre.

eK Bee inform the public that they will receive and
10 San Francisco by the Amencau well as to
in the Pacific on the line Of ,hs British packs,s
the Of Fate and 1usy armed and all ,hs
between Panama and "hasfe ave shippers
will find it for the interests to give them the preference
81 % &
which may be mentioned the they have with the
nea sa1es mails to Panama with the Aanc and
Gfc American steamer Company. and with the British
gold silver and valuable aricles also their contracts
companies respecting goods and treasure consigned
shiP il New Orleans will hand to Me.,rs LoLsoN
viii at the same ume pay them the charges
y a1 s,9
and reshppipg at Panama. on said goods These
T. oSs' cG tariff
eT~ For further particulars. apply to [m9 I'm
LOISON e. SILVEsTRE, SO Charities st.
who will AXE charge OF all goods destined for the lsthmas
CoRREL HORSE sTRAYED.srayed from
sss
with %s ssss s s.s Sz IN
camping wagons Any information relative to the where
%ss Of the f''E w Sss.z
| PORTABLE CLOSETS.
T have on hand and for sale, a lot of CLOSETS
Of superior model. a, e.to % aeh Nots%ly shoul
money By purchase. and no family we'll to do, wi
'I Sis s0'N E. W5oD PERRY So Magazine st
| ECLIPSE STABLES,
BATES FORDNEY, PRoPRIEroR-On PHI
- tippa street, opposite Union -H0rses at all
times to iet either in harness saddle.
IA Several fin. Horses % hand for,sls. %
n Va Also, a prim, lot Of Kentucky Mules $3.50
| H1G for snle, onv HE ~ "
I OST OR MISLAID-Between Gravier st
- via Gimp street and he st.ofce. SIG DIR AFT
drawn by Messrs Buckley Holt on Crockett n iavt
of SIN tn and endorsed by HIM. for two hundred dollar
dated May IA, 1857 The payment has been stopped An
one who finds said Draft and will leave IL at the Office
the subscriber, IA Graver street. will he rewarded.
| myn JACOB SOklA. Notary Public
|CORN MILLS - Sraubb's superior Frenc
A " BUR-;
COTTON PRESS SCREWS-Newell's superiorT urns
| I. w. ARTHUR II co, Agents.
| sna0 dr. w If X and ~ New I,evee
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UTAH AND HER DELEoArE.-The ST. Louis Re-
publican of the 18th says:
CDR. Bernhsel, the agent from Utah, A. W.
Babbitt, her delegate, and Stephen w. Rose, In
dian Agent for Utah, arrived at Kanesvile, early
in this month, on their way to Salt Lake City.
Dr. Bernhisel had with him library, which he
was authorized TO select for Utah Territory The
Frontier Guardian does not give Mr.. Babbu a
very gratifying reception, and assigns 10 Dr. Bern.
hisel all the credit of obtaining from Congress the
several acts for the benefit of the people of Utah
| Territory. The same paper states that Mr.. Babbit
| has been dismissed from the church of Latter Day
| Saints, not for any thing immoral or crimina
temperance in the streets of KanesvilIe,' and fo
corruping the morals Of the people there by giv,n,
them liquor to beguie them from the path of homo
| and duty.
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Biloxi, May 3. 1851.
BladOn Springs.

BladOn Springs.
THIS popular Watering Place will be opened
l. for the reception Of visitors The first day Of <
June. The propreors have added largely to their sE
improvements during the winter, and will be lIn
during the prepared to T m four to
five hundred persons. In addition medicinal and
tive pees OF The water in diseases peculiar Southern
china these Springs advantages most o.
The watering places in the Sonth and West Being situated
but four miles from the Biz bee river Choctaw county
Ala in healthy region be found The Southern
year It would be useless attempt full scripon Of the
benefits 10 be derived from the Of these snce IT.
that we lee fully warranted saying that their sanatve pro
pees in the of diseases of the liver stomach, bowels
kidneys and skin, ulcers Of long standing general debility
the system, gou rheumatism, dopsy etc.. surpassed
by waters in the Ued States hundreds testify
who have tried their Efficacy
Many enls have been made and in progress
for the amusement and pleasure of vson. There wi! b.
Tguar packets from Mobile to the Springs semi. weekly
od hacks, with careful drivers, will be a,ten
dance to convey persons and from the The tab
will be &C instantly supplied with the hest The conn
ah0rd and the propretors pledge themselves to spare
pains u render their visitors For chemical pro
pertes OF the water the Pablo referred the analysis
one OF the PRINCIPAL Springs, by Professor Brumby OF tn
| University OF Alabama.
RATES OF BOARD: 80
p e o.
Ky Children and servants half price
"o pe u D
~ Large families bject liberal deduction from til
above rates. CONNOR & HENRY Propretors.
Biadnn Springs. Ala, May 1, 1851. my7 I'm
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RAN NEY,S

DAGUERREAN GALLERY, on Royal street,
- close by the St. Louis HOTEL not yet demolished and
until great bargains be had in Daguereoypes, the
proprietor being anxious to close his stock az pos
sble.
To Positively few days only. "A word to the WISE
GD~ Room NOT oman On Sunday mylo ~
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CONTAINING NO ALCOHOL.


J,HE esed medicine IN the od tor ne cafs
stomach OF appetite aenmes
e. consumption debility arising from prorseed Mvefs
fever ague exposure cod Old disease as
ns dernngeu tne aon.sn
use females deranss ment
and highly respectable csaca's~ ~ NJ
Professor A. A. HAy.s, M. D., State Asayss;
FITzHENRV HOMER, ESQ, Boston ~ 81
Jas q. DUNN E-q., CITY Treasurer. bosio1
Hon L. H. ARNOLD, formerly GoveEnos Of Rhode Island
now member of Congress;
Hon WV. WooDBRip0E, formerly Governor Of Mich.
Hon J. T; MoREaEAD. formerly Governor Of Kentucky
Hon. F. sisncrs. U. 9. ssss,os from Rhode Island;
Hon. aAM'L :. PHELPS, w. s. senatos from Vermont;
Han. soIosos foorE, member Of Coosress from VI;
Hon. H. D. FOsTER, member Of ConeFess from Penna;
Hon N. l.. MARTIN, Delegate in Congress nom w neon-
Gen A. &. Dopas, memherip Congress from Iowa;
R. P. srOwE, tsa Clerk n the Hen'e Of hsprssentvs;
Gro " to Jcsks. E.o, Surveyor Ges..si .po.s.
| JosEpH HoxIr Esq, rs Wall street, N-wYosk.
responsibility be reisrron
to- sal IN favor 81 hs ,avs9aohs
| REED, BATES s. AUSTIN Wholesale Drus gists, No.
d Merchants' Row, Boston. General Asents.
| For sale by j. WRIGHT CO., Isl CharFes u.
| n Price 81 per bottle botles foc s.
n cAUTIoN-Each the Genuine OIygenated 4itszs
the outside vrapper printed Enssh Fresh And span
uh signature o. Geo Green, Proprietor upon Thr
addition finely engraved label the top o. n
~ s' ~ ~ nj ia W
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POARDING-Boardin and Furnished Rooms
- can be OBJ aimed reasonable terms, from -
Mrs. Hughes at No. 30 Tchoupioulas street. :. 81
my8 I'm Is
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CRESCENT OrvICR, I
Tuesday Morning, May 90 1851. )
Cleared Yesterday.
Steamship Louisiana. Lawess, Galveston, Harris T. Morgan
Steamship Fanny, FoOte BrazOa st Jag0 Meeker &co
Steamship Maria Bun, Emerson, Galveston,
Green. Harding eco
Ship John c Calhoun. Meches, Liverpool, H Baxtel
Ship Met0ka, Eldidge, Liverpool Glffnsy Y Lovei
Ship Quebec. Durfy, NewYork, DChas'
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HYDE & GOODRICH,
No. Is Chartres street, New Orleans,
IMPORTERS 81

IMPORTERS 81
Wa tcheS,
FINE JEWELRY AND DIAMONDS.
SILVER TEA SETS, FORKS AND SPOoNS; PIT.
CHEERS. GObLETS, etc.
Plated CA.TORs, BASKETS, TEA SETS. WAIT
Frs, and fine GUNS, RIFLES, PISTOLS and 4 E.
VOLVERS.
SCISSORS.
CLOCKS AND VASES; LAMPS, GiRANDOLES and
MANTEL ORNAMENTS.
MILITARY GOODS, GOLD AND SILVER LACES
PRINCES. etc.
| PAPER MACHE WARE; and large assortment Of
Rich Fancy Goods
TT This House has been established thirty years in tn
| c;tv mh38 Pm
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PUPILS,

PUPILS.
HAVING resigned the office of Superintendent
of Public Schools, propose taking few pupils along
with me residences in Massachusetts,. The number
them all suitable udes but shat also pay strict attention
things MY residence is the Fall River Railroad. twelve
hours travel from NewYork and one from Boston, on the
DO ders Of the pleasant age Of BridseWaer shall leave
this city on the LIST Of June Those who wish tor
further formation. will find daily ~ ia Camp street,
het ween nnd 5 O'cOrkP NJ. rar't1 - ~ t.SHAW.
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Imports.
LIVERPOOL-Per ship Anna Dorothea: $50 tons salt


GARDEN As-Per brig Metallak: sas hhds and "a tres
HAvAS A-Ps; biz Ellen Reed: rs hid, 400 b,s sugar.
E ss
e.;s d.
WoSdNs pe sSeetmeas Trossros cifs's order
doItNi DO = Passho DO s7i nests baskets erdSscIs
sa s. s. f s. ess. Dan1s
Krn-ss DO ssin, Ksa Sce-54 Do SIamsr sell .
rs1 Do g % sfais
I'd 40 ~ WS.ssT Ess o. Hyds aa
,ich-iS DO Schroeder 4 Mummy-2do II Loke-2 do Jos
81 NARks@P s'u seir Tallahassee "a bales cotton to
Hamblin,s do E Rogers &co-sl6 bbs naval stores
PENS ACoLA-Per schr Jenny Lind: 54.5oO feet lumber
PGS ~, ffPssy .ohr Walter Nj AGO hides.
ARANSAS-Per schr Home: 500 bushels salt. Clarke.
| %
Receipts of Produce.
Pc steamer Masnoa s5 bids tobacco
Sss-a DO Hs%i,s Nor,on %eoNs DO 2lie? WEI
b.; ss &C.
feathers Dbl IF do lard Felowes Eco-loO bales hay
~ fss; sd Rsh?H ss
box Touane &co-sundries to oeder-Tota. 7lo hhds
st 5s gs.o Ohio Eli SG.
Jno Woodr fl aco20 do, 81 coils Connoy Nco-
349 bbls -four $50 sacks Kennedy FoseI-l do IL
man, Scott &co-623 do, 1874 do w Patch n CO..
bales hemp Addison %ssm3 b1s mdse nbs eggs .be
&co-l do Sidda Greene Nco-44 baes Cherry. Her
derson &co-35 do NJ d Cooper Sco-l5 DO Wilams-sd
Fraser Coz do hhds tobacco Elder Bros Eco
: do Wilson-sundries order.
| LAFOURCHE-Per steamer Mary Foley: 100 hhds sugs
" bbls moasses DeEgana-25 do Sc hhds B0ga
Fo ego do, 100 bbs moasses, 81 hf do w heWesi
hhds sugar. 10 bbs molasses Feowes &cO-lO do, II hht
sugar Cammack & sauIe-l5 do Psvy, Lobt &soN@ .
4 Sco-25 do syrup Elder &co-56 do w H Hathaway
: hhds sugar Ha 10 bbls moasses D Canol-l6 do Ma
: pero-6 do. 81 bales Savage, Williams &cf-l5 do
IS Turner-46 bbs molases Sabatier-sundres ord
: Total. AT hhds sngar, 1874 bbls mOlasses
| VICKSBURG-Per steamer DIR Batey: 1858 bales cOtto
Bucknst Stanton-Sl do Fellowes Sco-5o Wright; wi
T. iams &co-A Swinsy. Green &cO-4l Pay ne Harrison
h 10 Ward Il Jonas-l2G Burke &co-9 Hill, Mclean SEQ
:, Tbornhi h Mctlhenny-2 Bo ner Smith-5O hides
!" lnn-l26 do Mitchell, Wade &c0-l4O SKIS peas Niche
n son &co-Total. 626 bales cotton.
q. VERMILLION BAY-Per steamer l. Webb: l64 hh
"a bbls sugar Hall. -
rs LITTLE RIVER-Per steamer w Violet: 30 head
le | cattle to order.
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Tea Warehouse,
No. 81 Camp street, New Orleans
The largest assortment Of 9 REEN and BLACK

't 6Scs ehst' 49,
Il TEAS verofered for
salem thl city and at lower
prices. These TEAS are Of
the latest Importation, and
of the most choice qualities
grown in Chins. having
been selected with great
care. For the use Of fam
lilies they are put up in
small quantities in well se.
cured neutrality-suspicious., SO
as 10 pnese. We their Ira
GRANGE as long as in the
chests.
~City retail dealers,
country merchants, steam,
boats. ships and hOtelssup.
piled with every dnscri.,.
ton ofTEAs. inchests, hal
chests, u b and . h box
ages, if desired.
taJ7 6m A.
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EAST PASCAGOULA HOUSE.

EAST FASCAUOUIA HOUSN'
THE undersigned have taken on a lease for three
years the well known Hotel al East Pascagoaa. -
Miss, SO long known and kept by NJ J. McRae 1t tEi
will be opened for the reception of on the
10th June The place is famed of the delightful
and healihlu the Cult it the breeze has
the finest tabing, Fishing and for all Kinds oil
recrea ion desirable in summer resort.
The note undergoing thorough REPAIRS and will be I'm
shed complete STYLE The extensive Garden is in adm'fa
bic order =.
The fare will he the best that be obtained Of thu
markets, and the ned fs,tr themselves that th
experience Hotels in Orleansthe ST Char
snd The st Lous-are that nothing Will b
/ wanted for the comfort of their gues,s. ~
| myI5 n
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List of Vessels i'm Port Not Cleared.

Passengers.
Per ship Louisiana, from Bremen-250 in steerage.
Per ship Anna D0rothea from Liverpoo-l3O in steerag
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Throat Hill,
BR0NCHITfs,
CONSUMPTION
% The these Diseases clearly pointed OUT in
adapted readers by Dr. HALL, III Canal ST.
NJ Sold for 81 at "A Camp by fe6u J. B. STEEL.
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EHpOrts.
LIVERPOOL-Per ship John G Calhoun 2219 bale

cotton.
L!vERPOOL-Pers ship Metoka 24s4 bales cotton.
NEW YORk-Per ship QueDec: AS bales cotton, 19 do
hemp 80 do do skins, 3 do wool. 81 bhds tobacco
ga 6bs pork, 1913 bbs 50 and 1853 lard @ hhds and
rs hams, 2 bbs whisky 52 pigs lead 81 bIs pork, foo
candles, "a bugs wheat 50 walnut blocks 500 hides aud
sund les
COMMISSIONERS steamship Louisiana: 4sO bbls -four.
20 pork 80 do whisky Is cks bacon 81 kegs lard 40 bags
coffee so do com, q rolls le4ther
GALVESTON-Per steamship Maria Burt: 100 bbs -four
80 do whisky O SKIS 81 bagging, 30 coils 3O
feet lumber
BRAZOS ST JAGO-Per steamship Fanny l hid 100
bales l62 bb 100 do -four hams, 70 kgs
lard, 100 bxs soap, $50 SKIS corn and sundres.
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Brem Ship Louisiana Bador from Bremen. 2st March, to
Schmidt &cO-Lsfsyette.
Brit ship Anna Doro hea. Mckenzie. from Liverpool. March
81. to mastev-2d my. :,
Gco-2d my. -
Brig Ellen Reed. Chapman. days from Havana 10 master
schr Fairy. Williams, days from Havana. to Quadras Il
schr Tallahassee. West, days from st Marks. to E
Rogers Nco-Basin
SchI Jenny Lind, Nioo days from Pensacola. to master
Basin.
schI Walter NJ Pritche days from Pensacola. master
Schr Home. Miller, days from Aransas. to Clarke
lst my.
STEAMBOATS,.
Dr. Batey, Jackson, from Vicksburg.
W.bb, Satherlan,.. from Vermii0n Bay.
Magnolia, Tbomasson. from Louisville.
Mary Foley, Dateres. from Laourche.
Ohio, Black, from ST Louis.
w Violet. Gwartney from Little River. b..
Towboat Yankee Finon from the Passetowed down and
The 10Th inst, ships Nathan Hanau and Unicorn
and hark Gondofo-brought up brigs Ellen Reed and
Meallak.
Towboai r Whitney. Heatian. from the Pa.ses-towed
down and to the 18th inst slips Goiah and Zero
zopore. thehita snd Octavia-brought ships
Louisiana and Anna Dorotbea.
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Pokl OF NEW ORLEANS,

t.rtrUpx 90 ST. 80" NLorerTupr NO w. III Time a
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SYRUPS,

On BOXES Gordon's celebrated Raspberry ar
w strawberry Syrup, larye hottles. for sale by
myl5 If SAMUEL WOLFF. IS Camp st.
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GOSHEN BUTTER.
% KEGS fresh Goshen Butter, for sale low to
~ close consignment, by
my liz 1w WIN j, DEWEY, 50 (srayier 81.
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DUTCH CRUSHED SUGAR.
IN CASKS superior Dutch Refined Crushed
w Sugar. first quality, landing from ship Clifton and
for sale by GOunRttH T. w
myl6 2W ~ and y Common
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SUPERIOR FAMILY HAMS.
IN TlERCES Stagg " Shay's choice Hams ;
w 30 terces Davis Hams landing from t1ned States
and for sale by GOODhl Gu.
mvih 9r 81 and % Common 81.
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NOTICES.
MIGUEL MERNANDEz, Jr.

a. candidate rs-siseea as CONSTABLE Of FIT
Of the Peses, Third Aaaiepay the third
November, 1851. s-k72sh apis
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Fall and Winter Goods!

NHE attention of the public is respect
fully invited TO the new and fashion.
,lg supply OF Goods which l have just re.
riv,d and opened,-consisting Of
me woosted plaids of all kinds;
do ALPACA. black, cold. & plaid;
do Blk silk for dresses, 81 fringe;
do Thread lace and edging;
do Mouslin de LANES; do. cassi-
meres, for dresses,
Calicoes, fannels-spotted and Canton
Shawles, children's dresses and cloaks:
Dark colored ginghams, Green baze,
Swiss Goods-do. ball dresses;
Irish %linnen; linen and cotton diaper;
Brown d white damask; do towels, napkins
Fashionable bonnets, ribbons, and flowers;
Ladies' caps, and hoseries of all kinds;
Gloves, mits, ~cravats, perfumery, &c.
-ALS0-
Gentlemen's clothing; boys DO;
Cassimeres for pants; s~atinettcs, tweeds.
Ky. jeans; fine silk hats; caps IL umbrellas;
Plaid linseys and Kersies; shoes and boots;
Brown bleach'd domestics; ticking, checks
Together with a full assortment OF to-
bacco, some groceries; and many other ar
ticles unnecessary to mention.
JACOB WOLF.
Boston Row, Nov. ls49.
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S$S

A rAfE aud certain cure Tor Dviiaump-
ton Of the Lungs. splitting Of Blood, Coughs
Colds, Asthma, Pain in he side, Bronchius'
Hooping Cough, and all pulmonary aiiec'
tons.
OPINIONS OF THE PRESS.
The Louisville Journal says. "Dr. Ro
pers's Liverwort and Tar not only gives i'm
mediate relief in coughs and colds, but
from the testimony of men Of the highest
standing here and elsewhere, it IS making
some very remarkable cures OF consump-
ton
The Railway Register adds: 1--WE nave
heard il stated, by persons Of great respec-
liability, who have Used this medicine, that
il is one OF the most remarkable medicines
Of the age, for Coughs, Colds, Influenza,
Bronchitis, Asthma, Pain in the side and
breast, Splitting OF Blood, WhcoPing conGhq
and all Lung complaints, which, II Hegieo-
ted, usually terminate in consumption; and
the certificates attached TO the advertise
ments would seem fully to justify this state
mcnt."
LIVER WORT.
This plant has, for many years, been
found to be of singular virtue in the cure OF
affections of the Liver. More recently it
was ascertained that it possessed great pow
er in arresting Bleeding at the Lungs,
Coughs Of a chronic character, &c, and OF
essential service in all diseases of a pulmo-
nary character.
TAR.
This article is now universally acknowl-
edged to be the most healing and efficient
application for diseased or decaying lungs,
or any portion of the heshy or muscular
parts of the human body. Its medicinal
and preservative qualities were understood
by the Egyptians in the early ages of the
word, and no doubt now exists among sci.
entific men, that the preparation used in the
embalmment of bodies, was composed prln-
cipally Of this ingredient. In later ages, it
was found to be in universal use among the
aborigines Of America, and at this day it is
their principal, and, in fact, only medicine
for an unsound state of the lungs, or any
approach to it. Those who are acquainted
with the history of this hardy race of men,
know that a death from Consumption is
unknown among them! The medical fac
uIty in all countries appear to have become
aware of the great healing properties of this
article, and are now introducing it in their
practice. DR.. Buchan, of England, DR..
Crichton, ofSt Petersburg, DR.. La Prieure,
Of Paris, and the distinguished DR.. Cooper.
have been in the habit of combining it witt,
other articles in their prescriptions, and with
entire success.
20 Beaoare Of CounteyfetS and Base
limitations!
The genuine article is signed ANDREW
ROGERS, on the engraved wrapper around
each bottle. @
Price, 81 per bottle. or six bottles for So.
For sale in Woodville, by
WRIGHT & ELDER.
January, 1850. Sly
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Notice.

THE undersigned having provided himse F!
with suitable Warehouses convenient to the
Steam Boat Landing--takes this method Of
informing the public that he is prepared to
receive andforward the produce ofthe county,
and transact q
GENERAL COMMISSION BUSINESS.
He would respectfully solicit a share Of
patronage. A. \. SMITH.
Fort Adams, Aug. 10, lS40.