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MO CURE. NO PAy.-DR. CoRBrTT, NO. ~ DUANE
IN street. may he consulted the treatment OF certain
Diseases practice OF sixteen years. devoted 10 the treat
Of delicate diseases enables DR.. cure the vorst
mercury used.
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MEDICAL LECTURES FOR POPULAR READING,
NI price - cents, by r. Glover. W. D., on sell
Abuse, Se Also work Sexual Diseases go pages With
s ooored plates by the author 70 be had hs once
No. " Ann street where he Is eonsuitcdn dmcuit cases
LIVERY MOTHERS BOoK.-NARRIFD LADIES WILL
II dnd much TO interest them in matters relating 70 tns
life In this book The editor not allowed 70 a
the contents q the work in detail but can assure
that the subject particularly interests them
3D. sent ny mail Also, Female Pills, for persons " de
cate health. Price, 81 yer boa Address Dr. Esmeraido
Ann street,
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THE OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES CHAPEL rs BROAD:
way opposite New York Hotel.The AleEhanians wills
give Concert every evening during the week. Hope Cha
pei Their programme, embracing many and popular
pieces will be changed each evening. Tcksts cent? Coz
cert 70 commence at7H O'clock.
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RARNUMS AMERICAN MUSEUM-P. +. BARNUM,
ID Proprietor and Manager-John Greenwood Jr, Assist
ant Manager Admiance to the Museum, Is cents; chill
under 10 years. cents Monday
ming April "a PROMINENT programmes great merit and
attraction In the afternoon, 40 o'clock, the play OF
TURNING THE TABLES-Jaek Humphreys. Mr., T. VI.
Kent, To conclude with the LOTTERY rICKET-Wom-
wood Mr. Kent In the evening, at halpast clock,
the SERIOUS FAMILY-AmnadabS Sleek, Mr. Hathaway
Mrs. ormsby Delnaaine, Miss Chapman.
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NATIONAL THEATRE CHATHAN sTREET-BOxEs
srns ~ ~ cents; Private Boxes S5Door open
curtain rises at halfPast7 o'clock Tuesday evening,
hpr - the sntertanments will commence with Lord
az pi psautipi play Of WERNER-werner Mr. c. Dbl
GIN iitt; Uric Mr. Watkins; Gaber Mr. Brandon BARON
Strslenheim, Mr. La Favor; Idensten Mr. c. w Tayior;
hodolph Mr. Drew Josephine, Mrs. ii. r. Grattan; Ida
Elm Mss croskss 70 conclude WITH
son; Farmer Graball Mr. l.. Fox Sam Wax M Dunn ola
Woman, Emile Retep; Emma, Miss Malyina A' SAN
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with The laws IF le producing equilibrium N the ccu
Mainsprings OF Life,
onou condition which CONSTITUTES heaS wherever there
is an excessive action, either local or general 1t
Neither VOmits nor Purges,
no better idea of It's effects than that described by B. Fly
E,d II letter dated Columbia. La, October H. 1885, in
Your Fsbrfugs has been used with wonderful success
In at Least i've hundred cases on this ye ha
restoring the patient to perfect health from
ono Of
NE SKIN eanazes the alton Of the blood and The pa
hardly knowing What cured him. fsp ii IS emphstcay.
The Remedy for Fevers."
In witness of its remarkable curative powers will add
10th September, 1850:
have used the Electrical Febrifuge in great and
peot health IN e, wo to H, pf
not hesitate In prOnouncng 1t one Of the
Greatest Discoveries OF the Age"
octave volume from the first men in the southrom plant
eLs physicians and Others but trial Of the article itself is
NY guaranty it in AZ and should fail to accom-
as1 forth wy be
Snnces io 20 One ounce bottle contains enough for from
he world It viii save au ns,s enough to pay for
ma over without regarding the great saving Of time
rantied.
likeness authority and signature OF james Speed on the
SslSD, with Nth VT words Electrical Fsbruge A. Kendall
C4U1ION-We wish the public to be particularly eau:
MOI TO purchase anything to be Electrical
deem these remarks called for consequence Of persons
having Deen imposed upon by counere pretended recipes
dangerous.
the South. A. KENDA III IL Co Sole Proprietors.
THE MEXICAN MUSTANG LlNlMENT. in any
Quantg at pIopreors prices, together with large assert
Orleans. r -
Eg- See advertisement of Pepsn" iels 6md&W
0ILS-40 bbls Adams No. Castor Oil, 20 do
~ Linseed Oil. for sale by
jeH e. J. HART Il co. 70 Toboupitoulas st.
| 7 .EMON SYRUP-5O cases Leavitt's, IS do
IL Underwo0d's for sale by
jel7 G. J. HART II co. 70 TchoupitouIas st.
| ERU!T-20 bags Almonds, 10 do. Filberts,
| l. frais Dates tors 10 hu
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,o ct LoUIs e. r., Western World corn.
peg :seks Kspaett. DiI GceS7l d. hid:
e SssSa 3 sb p,d sg FIJI
H1ntEls ksss butter pobs9n-s Do shaw &eo-I9o
Ss HnF H. s Dc <. p fs 5. Esss
g eks ties bacon Foley Hco-2os coils rope Bel steb
~ sks osts do corn Cowan DyEers &ooHs b1s
md epffsfs S 1851 hbd
9 Is: s IS Z. sslh 81 rs 3. s Fsas BOO
b. ss ;ss S hid; Sh
PKG. sse%s eSss rss B Rssse way
bb WHISKY aather bales Cooper
cot do B Elder Bro &co-s do Cherry Henderson Eco
,5. ;ssans, Mssnois ISL *.
Fesm. ponessn ScOs rSis leather bass Picket
DO GronSes do Cherry, Hender,o @ acoMs d.
hnf Ss. oDssSo Elder BE sho, Scqa
Lowry-76 do GIL SKIS Feowes &eo-l77s do Is hhds
%s% eSwoa ss sey
sdds Green SG9Is Hewe' Norton ScDT4oo DO West
SsQ-los pcs bagsng g es sops W PinEaid ScoTosl.
ST LoUIssS:Per steamer PswRss; $3.50 SKIS Heyet,
e ADDISON
cotton. 10 hhds bbs molasses BellocqS do
hhds sugar Robbins Arlington &cos do bbls molasse
cotton Gourdain Il Ken-l9 bbs moasses q DeBlanc-5,
hides Withereii. Wade &co-9 do Hall.
LAFOUR.iliE-Per steamer Music: 20 hhds sngar /
Gerard &co-6 do. 30 bbls w g Hewesa
bbs sugar Ren-2 hhds sugar. 10 bbs molasses Drule
&co-l6 bales Turner-e0 bags onions and potatoes
| SO empty IBIS to order
BALIZE-Per steamer T boswell "a hhds sugar w &
ID Urquehart25 bbs molasses CazeDau55 rice
Avet-6t do potatoes Salba-6 do Donnely Il Bezin-4s
do bbs do-sundries 10 order. -.
ST MARTINSVILLE-Pers steamer Anna No g. ~ bids
sugar Jeannet &co4 bags WOOL bales hides Banche
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HOLLYWOOD HOUSE,
EaStorn Shore OF Mobile Raw,


THIS desirable Summer Retreat and Watering
l. Place IL complete order for visitors Many IL
important improvements have been made during the ..N
past winter among which is new wharf running to 1A
the top of the bluff, Of gradual and ascent thereby
another The many pleasant walks about the premises
The number of rooms has been increased, that 300
sons can be Handsomely accommodates the coming
The bathing arrangements are extensive. The shower
baths supplied from spring yielding at least 100 gallons
pure water per minute The Bay bathing equal any in
the South.
The location of this place being nearly so feet above the
level OF the bay with nothing obsuct the breezes from
the Gulf; with fine view Of the Bay, city of Mobile. West
e Shore ETC. nice shady grove, good roads, swamps
standing water consequently musquitoes renders it
of the well heahiest places of be
found in the whOls country.
Oysters, Crabs, ct t..
The proprietor commenced building this establishment about
the LIST January, lS4s with the view of making the
actve place in the South The business thus far has
ceeded his most gune expectations Being the builder.
and landlord, re knows to his interest entertain
his guests in the best possible manner. which is all he
considers ard to the table, bar etc.
Besides the great variety OF amusements which
tensve at other watering place. the proprietor has
Vded for the attendance of superior Band Of Music
This place having been fav0e resort the past two
for large number Of the citizens of New Orleans and Lou
siana the proprietor hopes. by strict attention, connu
to receive their patronage.
The fine Helen touches the wharf several time
every day.
The charges will be moderate Letters papers directet
Hollywood Mobile, will direct and without de-
tention. WILLARD FREEMAN, Proprietor.
l Hollywood, May 3. 1e5l. ! my1P 3m
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FAMILY GROCERIES, ETC.
CHARLES STOUGHTON,
GROCER AND WINE MERCHANT,
No. "a Camp street.

TEAS-Of various kinds and qualities;
l. Coffee :. :. :, =. -;
Sugar :. :. >. 81;
Brandies and Liquors :. 80;
London Porter and Scotch Ale;
Prunea, Ssrdines, PleAeE - and Pickles;
Raisins. Guaranty; Cits1@ Grapes and Figs
Moiasses and Syrups q al qualities;
Hams Sngar-cured and Westphala;
Oils, Candies, Fish, etc. etc
Constantly hand by continually recev ng for sale
on the most reasonable terms. jai7 1yis
T W. ARTHUR & CO, IS and 20 New Levee,
L. offer for sale
Cofiee-Rio, Havana Laguyra and Old Java;
Sugar oaf, Crushed, Powdered Retined and Brown;
Iea-Choce and common Green and Black
TobaccoCavendish various qualities and sizes of plugs;
Wines-Madera. Port Malaga Claret Sauterne, Muscat.
Champagne, etc., in glass and wood
LQnOrs-ChOice old Cognac, Medium and do, Gn
Rum. Peach Brandy, Cherry Brandy.
Whlsky-Od Rye and Bourbon, Scotch and Irish Malt;
CordasAssorted Cuncoa, Absynthe, Maraschino, etc.;
Syrups-Lemon, Natural and assorted;
Spicss-Pepper, Ahpice, Ginger Nutmegs, Cloves,
Provisions and Groceriea Of all kinds. apo God
BOSTON PIG PORK-Packed in quarter bbls.
- expressly for family use
Picked Salmon, in kits and half kits;
Mess Mackere, in kits and half kits;
No. do. in half bbls., quarter bbls., kits and half
Halbuts, Napes and Fins, in quarter bbls.;
Dried God Fish, very hne article
And a large assortment Of Family and Plantation
Stores, together with full assortment of Ship Chandery
for sale low by [ap22l F. EVANS 4 Co, 70 Camp st.
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TINE certified medicine ,.s
Of Dyspepsia all its formasuah hssdacke kssNhuI
habtua aeidiy the sonach spp asbaa
piles, ncipen consumption debility arrsae isss
iisssien deranged stomach
also exceent remedy, and BY
for females suffering from uterine derangemen
Among the numerous and highly respectable csrhcsis
Professor A. A. HAYES. M. D., Stats Amayer:
FrTzHRkRY HOMER, ESQ. Boston
Jas. q. DUNN. ESQ.,, City Treasurer. Boston;
Hon. MYRoN LAWRENCE, Hx- Pres. Mass Senate;
Hon. L. II. ARNOLD, formerly Governor of Rhode Island
member of Congress;
Hon. WV. WooDBRIDaE. formerly Governor of Mich.
Hon. j. T. MoREHEAD, formerly Governor of Keutuckv
now u. s. Senator;
Hon j, F. sMMoSs. U. 8. Senator from Rhode Island
Hon Sx1a'f = paELfs' w. s. SenatOs from Vermont;
rHon. SOLOMON foorr, msmbe. Of congres. from VI
Hon. Il; p F9sTKR, member OF Congress from Penns.:
bon. "a I. MARTIN, Delegate in Congress fiom WIZ,
Gen, 4. c. DopaE, member in Congress from low r.
SrowK, ESQ.,, Clerk in the House oil Repr .,sns,vs
~. TRowhRID9E, Esq, Detroit, Mich; s ~"
yosEr 1i. hoxI1s E,a e Wall strss.. NersYoT.
oner OF the highest oy csa
GEO s. Green, sSsS VIE w. ass w.
90 REED. BATES AUSTIN. W hoiesss Dsuseisss, Ne,
For ssls 81 J, WRiGIT s e. N III Chartsss.
= frice u par bottle; six bsttlss for Is
CAuTloN-Eaeh be.ss q Tie Gsauins o1ysssassd ltss
h with The signature erssn frepris.o' rhlss
So With he n & spo ss q. P z:
" - nils d&w
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Tea Warehouse,
No. 81 Camp street, New Orleans.

= TEAS ever offered fol
sale IN this city and at lOwel
prices. These TRAs are OF
the latest importation, aud
0fthe most choice qualities
grown in G hina, having
been selected with great
care. For the use of fam.
lilies they are put up in
small quantities in well Sc.
cured metallicpackages, SO
as TO prese, We their fra
GRANGE as long as in the
chests.
~City retail dealers,
country merchants, steam,
boats, ships and hotelssup.
piled with every dnscrip
ton ofTKAs, inchests, hal
chests, IL ID and 6 b DO,
ages, If desired.
JAZZ 6m A.
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COOPER,S WE'LL.

COOPER'S WELL.
THE undersigned, having made considerable i'm
L pr0vement this season for the accommodation of -
visitors, is prepared to receive all who disposed @
to visit From the reputation of the water xkk
comments necessary
DodI9 anu o9eihg per Week. ~
TT Horses taken Of on moderate terms.
INMAN WILLIAMS, Proprietor.
TT The means Of access, only 81 miles from ycksburg
to the Well by railroad to RAYMOND. 80 miles, and
miles staging from Raymond to the Well.
TT Gen, MCMAKIE, late OF the Prentss House, Vicks-
burg, will oicate and exerton will be made render
guests comfortable. my22 I'm
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and consequently furnish every thing their line
OF % fine quality for the price, that in this respect other
establishment excel. If at all equal them
8. n. PAGE, Agent,
~ Canal street, door below Royal
e-V- Just received per steamship Ohio and ship Union
large assortment of the above Teas.
my6 3m s. H. PAGE, Agent
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List OF vessels In Port Not Cleared.

IN the First municipality designated in the following
table by MIN the Nos commence at the Railroad and run up
Second n the Nos above the Steamboat Land
ing No. being Fatboat Landing the Third (m the first
Railroad down, being Wharf
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NEW ORLEANS:
MORNING, JUNE 19
The New Dress for Lddies.-A NewYork letter
in the Washington Republic saws:

The New Dress for Ladies.-A NewYork letter
in the Washington Republic says:
The new movement which has lately been made
among our ladies, preparatory to a revolution in
dress, begins 10 have decidedly serious aspect 1t
may be regarded as our second declaration of indie
pendsinee. Heretofore our female :" fellow cit-
zens " have not dared to say their souls were their
own, drills and founces being the souls of women)
but have held themselves more entirely at the
mercy of the modistes of Paris than ever Rus.
sian serf at the will of his owner But now there
has commenced regular revolt of the crinoIines,
which, imagine, will cause as much astonish-
ment among the milliners and mantuamakers of
Paris, as our forefathers caused to George the
Third, when they made up their minds to set up
in business for themselves and do without stamped
paper. The real downfall of Paris " may be
dated from the commencement of the new revou-
ton. The business of publishing fashion plates
for ladies will have to be abandoned, and a very
serious hole will be made in the business of i'm
porting French goods, if the new movement should
prove successful, to say nothing of the falling off
in the revenues from the loss of duties Partisan
finery. So far there has been good deal Of talk
and very little cider in regard 10 the new costume,
but crisis is not far of, from all appearances. A
celebrated dress maker in Broadway has sent
around cards TO the fashionable world, inviting
ladies TO inspect, at her rooms, on certain day,
some dresses made up on the new plan. But the
most significant movement was made last evening
by Mrs. Seba Smith, who gave lecture TO a dis
tinguished audience at Hope Chapel, in which she
advocated the new costume. Mrs. Smith is not
one of the faniastical school of female philoso-
pliers, but well educated, discreet, and highly
respectable lady; she is the wife of Mr. Seba
Smith, the original Jack Downing, formerly editor
of paper in Portland, and the dscoverer of
new system of geometry, in opposition to that of
Euclid She has some reputation as poetess, and
is a very agreeable prose writer. No lady has yet
had the courage TO app6ar in our streets In the new
costume, and l doubt whether apparition Of a
srousered woman will surprise the promenaders in
Broadway very soon but it is quite probable that
attempts will be made TO introduce the new dress
at some of our fashionable watering places, where
men, and women too, have the privilege of being
bizarre and " stunning
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ELEUTKICAL
FEBRIFUGE
Speeds
FEVER TONIC

FEVER TONIC,
with which any one,
without any particular
knowledge of medicine,
is enabled to cure any OF
the levers incident to a
Southern climate, in
from TWO TO TWENTY
HOURS.
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Anssn 10
to He will continue to keep his usual stnek Of
Choice Teas Ina Chests and Half Chests.
Those preenng them in this STYLE supplied in quan
titles to suit.
E The patronage of the lovers of Coon TEA is re.pect
fully solicited w. &. RAYMOND,
myaD t,amu street
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To Clean Hair Brushes and Con.bs.-Subcar-
Donate of Soda or potass, sometimes called salt of
salt tartar, or salt of NORWOOD is to be dissolved
in boiling water, two heaped tea-spoonfus will be
sufficient for half pint into this mixture dip the
hair of the brush, and draw the comb through
many times. The brush and comb, with the help
of this solution, will quickly clean each other, dry
quickly, and they will be as white as new. OBJ
serve two things-the potass must be kept in a
stopped bottle, or it will soon become liquid when
liz d it is not injured for use, but, if left in paper,
wou.'d be wasted also the mahogany stairwood
back o. the brush must be kept out of solution, as
il il ant 10 dscolor wood.
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NOTICES.
FOR CONSTABLE.

~ JOSEPH w. BURKE il independent candidate for
the office of ConstsbIs Of the Second Justices Court. Eec
tiont Nov. 3. 1851. jeA
II JOHN J. HoPPE, the former Constable of the First
JUSTICES Court 10 candidate at the approaching November
election, for Office. Of the urgent request Of bis
Tous frends. ja16 I'd
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EAST PASCAGOULA HOUSE,

EAST PASCAGOULA HOUSE.
THE undersigned have taken on a lease for three
i years the well known Hotel at East Pascaxoula, IL
Miss, so long known and kept by M J. McRae. 1t ff!a
will be opened for the reception of company the &
10th June The place is famed of the delightful
and heahul the Gulf, is open the breeze, has
the finest Bathing Fishing and convenience for all kinds Of
recreation desirable in a summer resort.
The Hotel undergoing thorough repairs and will be fin
Bile order.
The fare will be the best that be obtained any
markets. and the undersigned fatter themselves that their
experience in the best Hotels in NewOeans-the St. Charles
and the ST. L0uis-aFe that nothing will be
wanted for the comfort of their guests.
fmy15 BOYD Il SIMPSON.
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DR.. BANNlNG'S
CELEBRATED
BODY : BRACE
PATENT LACE,

FOR THE RELIEF AND CURE
OF THE FOLLOWING DISEASES, VIZ:
Weakness of the Breast Bronchitis Shorness of Breath.
Pain in the Chest Weakness and Bleeding at the Lungs,
Pains the Back, Spinal Aectons Falling Of the Bowels
Prolapsus Utero Bearing Down, Irregular, Painful Or Pro-
and the bad shape incident Child bearing and dsp0
oP t. DESopsS Loun Sa and H na ~ 81
illnesses peculiar to Males or Females;
South, at his office, 10 ST. CHARLES Strict New Or.
leans LADIES fitted with the Brace at MRS. SHER-
MANS. 1888 St. Charles zreAt mh14 lyd&W
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BLADON SPRINGS,

THIS popular Watering Place will be opened
for The reception Of sFs ea hs fit to DIX 6s1
during the past winter, and will be NE
during the season prepared TO accommodate from tour
five hundred In addition the medicinal and
china these Springs advantages Of
the watering places in the South and West Being situated
but four miles from the Bebee river Choctaw county,
Ala, IN as healthy region be found in the Southern
country accessible by steamboats, all of the
would be useless to attempt full description Of the
benefits 10 be derived from the of these suffice il,
that we feel fully warranted in saying that their sanave
kidneys and skin, ulcers of long standing general debility OF
the system, govt rheumatism dropsy, surpassed
by waters in the United States hundreds testify
who have tried their efficacy.
Many arrangements have been made and in progress
for the and pleasure Of visitors There will be
regular packets from Mobile to the Springs, semi weekly.
Good hacks, with careful drivers will be in
dance convey and from the river. The table
will be constantly supplied with the best the country
pains render their comfortable. For chemical pro-
peres Of the water the public referred the analysis Of
of the principal Springs by Professor Bumby. of the
University Of Alabama.
RATES BOARD;
lay
Week ~ ~
~ Children and servants half price.
Horse per day W
=. per week q W
Large families subject liberal deduction from the
above rates. CONNOR HENRY Proprietors
Bladon Springs. Ala May 1, 1851. my7 I'm
cN For any further intormaon apply to the Agent in
New Orleans, I. b. SMITH, II P0ydras st,
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Beaumomt,s Patent starch Polish,

BeaumOMt's Patent Starch Polish,
FOR giving beautiful gloss to Linens, Muslns,
Cambcs Collars Shirt Bosoms all kinds of prints
its prevents the Iron from adherng the Linen and
Dust from sticking contains nothing injurious clothes in
any respect The ladies have long e the necessity
such article and in this their xpectaton will fully
realized competition feared after impartial trial
BEAuMONT's FRENCH LIQUID BLUEINo. for giving that
blue unit 10 inen which destroys the yellow gge they would
otherwise retain after washing.
NJ One cake will do thirty dozen of clothes. and
family should be without it. Sold by
je2 If J. HUFrY, No. 10 Camp st.
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yobacco-About go hhd Sold including l77 hhds
A. and 90 hbds, mostly Low R.. all on private terms.
sugar and MOlasses-There some inquiry for
Sugar and we noticed sales of IA hhds., good Common at
5sSc and lot of SO hhds. fully Fair at &C. ID. Molas
SEES was retailing at previous rates.
FIour-Market very dull, and Ohio offering at % Az Tor
round lots The principal sale 100 bbs Extra St Louis
at - 40. go
(:rain-About 1000 sacks Corn sold, including 800
sacks Heated at 40 1000 White and Yellow at 49, $50 Vel
low at So and 1850 sacks for Mixed and 5lc bushel
for White The market closed heavily. owing to large
cepts OF Oats 400 sacks ordinary st. Louis sold at 3D. and
1000 prime Tin two lots) at 3so. . busbe
Pr0yisons-Pork unchanged, and 800 bbls. brand
ed Mess were taken at about sl4 " Dbl Bacon dull,
wit sales of 50 casks Louis Sides about IA and 70 or
30 casks prime, lots So for Sides and 6c ID for
Shoulders OF Lard 10 kegs soft sold at 10, and $50 do
choice at lie. W ID.
Baggiug and HOpe-Saless "a day or two snce,) go
pieces and 80 coils 12s and IKE, equal 10 cash.
(oifeeA bout 800 bags Rio sold in ots al 9S14c, W ID
Vhisky-l7O bbls low proof disposed of at l724c. for
Raetifed and 2Dc, - gallon for Raw.
Exchange s-Demand limited we quote
Francs '9.uo9o'I
Sterling
New York sxtyday biis ,.,..,,,.,...AfOiP CT ulsc'
sight Checks New ork .tsCgA " ct. prem
Freights-Coon shipping to Liverpool in British vessels
at 5l6d.
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BILOXI HOUSE.

THIS Establishment will be opened for the re-
L cepion Of visitors the 18th inst. under ths "a
management of JOHN w. NIXON. @...H
during the spring additions and Improvements Es1
convenience to the guests of the house.
The sandy beach of Biloxi heretofore annoying 10 Pc
destans, has been panked by order Of the coporaon
villages.
The Table will always be supplied with the deicacies of
the sea coast and New Orleans Market.
Attached e the house will be found ath.housss. Bar
and Billiard Room, and Ten Pin Alleys.
The following Rates Of Board will Be charged during the
season:
w
Children and Servants, half price. 80.
Biloxi, May l3. 1851. myl5 3m
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House of Refuge, Municipality No. Two.
THE undersigned is authorized to receive Pro-
l. .posals offers for the purchase of TRACT OF
LAND in near the cy of not less than ten and of
easy by public conveyance, for the site
of House of Refuge. J. A MAYBlN,
President Board of Commissioners IS Common st.
New Orleans, June Il, ls5l jet 12t