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. CARD

THE sanitary condition of the city of New Or
leans: exciting the attention Of the Board of Health
and III. Medical Faculty. has led to 4 full invesg
tht reo and to compilation by Dr. Smonds Of the satist
cal tables OF hygiene and moruary facts which laid be
lore the community in of lectures AZ Lyceum Hall
by careful examination of the comparative health ant
mortality bills of Boston and New Orleans. different pc
rOds discovered in both places, within
the last three or -four and the fact mainly attributable
to Increased cleanliness inducsd by Shower bathing.
In Boston. five years Hydropathy became mania
and the SHOWER nATH, Attending the most conomica
and convenient mode of treatment, readily adop ed
Hence the improved health OF that The
health and consequent diunuton OF The moruary ills
New Or greatly attributable to The Of the
RYAN BATHS by AT least SIX THOUSAND PERSONS who
notwithstanding the not weather which they exposed
manifest, by their ruddy faces. cheerful leeRgs and elas
steps, degree Of health OF which
they the PERRYAN SHOWER BATHS. hioh ar
| for sale al the manu- iacturer's, Il. WOOD PERRY,
ia I'm 50 Magazine street
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SHADY GROYE. RILOxI.

HIS weIl-known Summer Retreat Is now open
Tor the reception Of Boarers. Dunng the sprng IA
many additions and mprovem have been made ..&
ensure degrees of comfort QlA
the guests Of ih. house. TIE sbe will he always
with all the decaces which ths and III. New Or
leans markets Afford and the best able Caset Of
charge. and always M Of MIX from kept
Houses and fine Shady Lawns, which make il OF thu
most pleasant the ga shOve.
Arrangements for be made with the proprietor
at the Poydas Restaurant No. so Poydras sirer
myle I'm JOHN COATES, Prop ietoF.
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Crescent Bosk ano 9sb asa .,ttns Oasee.
NEW ORLEANS:
WEDNEsDAYMoRNING. JuNE4 1851

FIRE.-Yestertay morning fire broke out in
the house of Mrs. Mayfeld, No. l2l BienvlIe
street. 1t was discovered about one O'Clock, and
appears TO have been caused by the careless eav.
ing Of candle, which set fire to the bed, and
burned number of the bed Clothes Fortunately
the flames were extinguished before any further
damage was done, more than that which the bed
sustained Mrs. Mayfeld was in the bed at the
tlme' but she was not injured further than the
fright which the occurrence caused her. During
The confusion which the fire caused, some dis.
graceful thief carried away several articles Of
wearing apparel belonging 10 the lady.
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Tea VVfsych0NSe, :
Elargest assortment of GRE ZEN and BLACK

TEA ever offered foI
salem this CITY and at lower
prices. These 'rrss are . [
the latest importation. and
of the most choice qualities
grown in q hins, having
been selected with great
care. For the use of fam
lilies they are put up in
small quantities in well Sc.
cured metallic packsres, 90
as 10 prese. We their irs.
GRANGE as long as in thu
chests.
UCity retail dealers
conntfy merchants, steam
boats, ships and hoielssup
piled with ever dnsci
ton nf rEAs. inchests. hall
chests, u 10 and D b box
ages, if desired.
ia57 FIN A.
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,GALVESTON-Per steamship Mexico: "a bales cotton
Bradley, Wil-on Aco-ls do Greenwood &co-4 do Blu.
,hannon, Carroll &co-2do Rugeey, Rochelle Il Blair-z3
bales skins Roaewad SEQ, sunddes to Hall Il Kemp-M
Y Sperilpg-y Mtcbel-O klemm-stms0n &eo-T Il
BORDEN! Tayor-Il Carler-and ordet5O head cattle
G Nash-192 calves G Hurst
GARDEN AS-Per schr Merchant: 20 bxs 20 hhds sugar.
ties 4O bbs IL hi bulls moasses Z B BIoadwell SEQ.
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AUCTION SALES.

Fur niture. Furniture. zee. Furniture.
BY j. NJ. WEYMOUTH, AuctiOneer.
At he Commerce al EXchdng~, Char es street.
THIS DAY. june A. at II ocockW lie auction subdry
l. Par Chamber and Kitchen FURNITURE lea
y,
BY j. L.. TAYLOR e. CO,
THURSDAY June 10 u'eiock-Ni he sundes
consslii in par OF CL.oTHiNi, PALM LEAF HATS, I'M
BREi.LAS, J ARS, PERfU AERY etc. &c. ie4
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NEW ORLEANS MARKETS.


- Wednesday Morning, June 4, IeoI
Coon-We had smother quiet day yesea in the Cotton
market, the sales reaching barely 1900 bales. at irregular
prices:
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COAL,

THE THOMPSON COAL YARD, StCharles
street, Julia street.-The subscrii~r having
purchased this old established yard and laid fresh supply
OF Coal prepared deliver in ots sutt 10 hts friends
and the old the Yard, the best 1ua ~ OF Fits
Coat. JOHN q. HHoWEM.
E orders may be left at the store Of Blower Co..
No. " Camp 'ai' smSp
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THE WATERING PLACES.


-E NOTICE.
'HE Bay st. Louis Hotel will be opened on the
-, ioth Jnne Liberal arrange ments will be made -
WIN iamie, who wish take board for thu Sasoa ~
Lsuen sdd'essed to The undersigned. Will receive ~:
prompt attention. G, LEW7I
bay u. Louis, May 20, 1851. mys16
mAGNOLIA HOTEL, BILOXI, Miss.
NE undersigned respectfully begs leave to in
form her old friends and patrons. and ,be pubic -
Hhera'y, that the atove Hotel il fw kt
ecepton Of travellers and visitors for the uing ss
sea'on Having been a pepse in buiid,bs,
spsring etc she c-n recommend her house not in
snor n Io'nt Of recommendation commodity and bcsry.
70 any Hotel on The She has erected the
large and spacious BALI ROOM. SURPRISING in dm,n
nons any similar Bill ri. winch admirably adspt4d
70 bss, Psnies and public gai erines generally upon
winch occa.ions she viii let reasonable terms Also IN
addiin to the Ball Rom, she has prepared
iof a. les,t my persons more than 'ss season.
HER ABLE. 1t will be her constant to pvovife
amy with the best hs this and ghborng markets afford
Fire and roomy BA TIL ~ USES, adjacent the Hotel,
ioI the convenience Of boarders
Thankful for the liberal patronage heretofore extended her,
ne respectfully what will be her effort deserve,
snare OF public patronage.
PRICES:
Fer month. $50 90 Per week ss % Per q 50.
Biloxi Nav q 1881 mil n
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Nd Sold for 81. at IA Camp s-,by tsu J. B. STEEL.
CIGAR, MEXICAN AND PLANTATION
~ TOBACCO-The subscribers have constantly on hand
and tor sale lots to suit purchasers Cuba. Havana Florida
PERs AND FILTERS. Also-Tobacco in bhds. and
use. TURNER Il RENSHAW,
50 Camp street and 43s Tchoupouas street.
81 Tobacco baled to order. fe4 "
BROUGHT to the Second Municipality Police
BAPTlSTE, g,iff. about 81 years old, S feet -
nS WT nish NJ d n belongs to Mr. Casnss
nss n'g says he Is Tree supposed TO be slave.
dark grlif, about a ars DID, feet Az inches
hlgh says he belong 10 WIN. Smith : "
awaS owners VIII please VIII the sw and take them
WV t.eW o,leens, way ~. ,ool. my9 2p isw3w
BROUGHT to the Pond of the Second Nnpici
- paiy. corner Of Rob and Annuncia,ion ss ~
A HORSE tONY, white color branded on the q N-SN
right hip thus: &, shod all round abmt twelve ~
hands high no other brand OF max visible.
II claimed before SATURDAY the 9TH day of lime
he bsu ~ ,% be by Il b; Ma,
Newoi'eahs, way a. looi. my 81 3tli0d
CONDUIT aux epaves de la Second Municipa.
~ lite. Pencoignure des rues Robin ct Annun. n
UN CGEvAL BLANC. (Poney } marnue sur A2S
cuiste drole aussc apepe douze mains de hau,eur
| ct pas d'autre marque visible.
s' nest pas reca,e avsnt SAMEDI, s JUN proclaim
il sera vendu Par L. SPEAR, encan Pheue Ord
mare. W.. AHERN Premier Lieutenant.
Nouvele-Oreans, 10 ~ Mai 1851. myN 3ul0d
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FRESH MPORTATION OF
CHOICE TEAS!

THE subscriber has just received from one of the
Ist Tea impoasr' n Phi'sde Phss so%er,s as.or,
to emit purchases has had hem put up small Of
y and | Id each. They ara guarsn'ied to be Of quality
equal il SUPERIOR to any offered in this msrket and
embrace all the .ee usually sold here. The following
let OF qualities and prices:
l. u n
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PORT OF NEW ORLEANS.
CRESCENT OyTCl,
Wedneaday MmnInr Iuna A. 1851.

CRESCENT OvTICR,
Wednesday Morning. June 4. 1851.
Cleared Yesterday.
Ship Mddesex. Paine, Boston. Up Whitney eco
b. ship Anna borohss. Mckenzie. Liverpool, s'.'''
s ssS G G1as s. sssS: s.rx Gsss
L,utee bark Lubesk, R.dsker, Hamburg. TIC Jenkins
hi Tss ,G.s so
81 see%ad NJ &so
schr Aurelia, Singer, Mobile, Jas Farrelly
Steamship Mexico Talbot. from Indianoa. via Galveston
9. Is, ins, to Harris Mo,gan1& my.
BioadwelI &co-lst my.
Johss'on. rom sa's ss a 1% As.'p''
Brilliant. Hart, from Bayou Sara.
Chancellor No 8. Bacon. from Louisville.
Hsdss. Ross .i from aaaG oa asci ton.
New Laons. IRE. from Bayou Sara
st Charles, Apologize. from Shreveport.
rowb D hsrcules Davis. from the Psss-towed down
William q Eiizobtih-broos6 cit up schr Merchant.
Exports.
pigs Lead lss hhds tobacco 90 bale. hemp s. do WOOL IL
1853 do y oil Is do alcohol 397 kins butter, Is
.BOsT0N~Psr ship Mddesex: 1890 bales cotton, 1904
pigs lead
LIvERPOOL-Per ship Columbia: 22a4 bales cotton
kiVERP0D Pc ship Anna Dorothea 2S67 baI cotton
PHILADELPHIA A-P-r ship Lone Star: 256 bales cotton
1903 hhn obacco $3.50 pigs lead 27 sacks heat 1850 bales
hemp 10 do wool u do IT'S hides bb castor OIL
% do whisky, 100 blocks walnut. '
HAMsU hGIPer bark Lubbock: 400 bales coton rs bbls
beei, 5r hh s lpsaf eco, v.
hemp d. do wool 30 hhds tobacco IL bbls pork 81 OIL 81
DO whisky hbs bhn sugar ~ bales 81 rolls Leather,
7O lead SO bids 746 hides, 1850 oak Knees IS
bfogans. ~
BoSTON-Per bark Cbas Thompson: $50 bales cotton
bales hemp, i43 hhd tobacl lU pigs lead, 4i9 hides
HaHANA-Per 6,lg josephine: 1901 sacks corn.
BARCELONA-Perb brig segund Emelio Sls slaves, 4Ol
| baie- - -
| PORT LAVACA AND INDlANOLA-Pers chr Star
aI4 ny 6Is candles @ b1s cks hams sO sacks
MOBILE-Per schr Aurea: ss2 corn. 900 bxs claset
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I lNSEED OlL-75 barrels Northern Llnseet
~ Oil in store and oI sale by
NATHAN JARVIS T. co.
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SHERMAN'S
T r Y S S
RUPTURE REMEDY
WILL EFFECT PERMANENT
G " r. f.

This Truss is entireiv different from all other, in frm
~ pnnce ACTION consequ, nifty effect possessing ali the
adsanlagss while u Is ire al, uba,.l ~
me various knds hereoi"1e 10 he sum s msss
naiufai being compar ely s in bad knuturrs can ~
iesua.sa and o.ous b To bnr directly Mai oeo
,nss thereby aho'dng security all nes, sven tner ~
IT, or skh'u svsxeen. The weaver plae~i bsvond -
aassM ssns .teuoa OF any otbss painful dsaueseS
II ve,y coe psncses 'os p ,sons aliriei VIII sissa'1
daosesa' psacts which seen cuty b. 49, -
Hnsevsand Anatomy, and familiar with III usirrs -
mis!ons u dos not .uit The form Rlpsuss spyisd -
snn x, pscyss h,isA rssssoss have uslA1ds Z
~ omo1, ~ ST CnAnLss sTesgT, Nsw(lasana =
Vnasths s<a q The u ovu u dsH. nhlA I1hvQ
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M lTE LEAD-25 TONS from the best North.
w ern Manufacturers for sale by
10y NATHAN JARVIS h co.
mi N Muvn u,b
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United. states. :. :. Government. {


UnHed.. .Etates. .(sOvernment... =. Steamer,
BY p. b. TAYLOR,
Office S8 Grapier street...T. J. SPEAR Auctioneer,
uLsDAY June TO- IL ion at
Banks Arcade by order Of Col T. f. Hunt Deputy Quarter
General, u. g. Army = -
The substantial and faithfully hut COL. CLAY
Clay 800 burhen 100 feet length 50 81
hold She Ppered light has double
with three boilers double doctor and
-. Clay power ant is wei cu
The invcI which
Office Of he Qnariermae opposite Lafayette The
lies in the Third Mun.cip lily
TIE ms cash a
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tyr e MONT HOUSE

THE BAR of this House will be re-opened This
l. Day, at reduced prices in addition to which there -
will be served two good substantial LUNCHES, fs
10 A. M. and Their l.Ouors will give sa,isfac. e
ton TO all patrons. tJ.3 81 X. KEENAN,.
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REGULAR PACKETS.
CLOTHING, HATS, SHOES.

Spring and summer CLOTiIING.
FRANCIS FABRE Il CO, 90 Magazine street,
rsreefaly call the attention Of their friends and the
public u their large stock Of SPRING AND sIiMMER
They nave also 10 extensive
particular notice. spA dSkAt n
HATS--A case Of Boys and Mems eH13
l. Leghom Has, n ssose and fas s-le BY
BAREJ.LV b co. saf
my2 n Common c. ~
|HATS-Wh.,e and Black W ool aad Csmp5eey
a. i. DUNBAR rOkt
mills # 81 anu IS Common 4. -
BOOTS, SHOES AND BROSANS = $500
II cases Boots, Shoss and B,axans, in and
for sale by A. f. DUNBAR co.
mills II - and 8, Comnon =. -
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ITO RENT--The large and commodious build
L ing in Csrollton, formerly occunisd by Mrs. War;
Female Seminary. toge her with lots EEt
rounding it. on which are number OF fine fig, plum 1
and peach Trees Craze vines, in iu bearing The
building has been lately painted and petely repa
furnished with capacous with stables and
onhOues, and for the quail ties of ROOM retire
ment and free circulation Of air. for
New Orleans To good tenant the whole will be rented
low. Possession given Immediately Apply H. PAcKARp
streets. my8 1moss
misunderstanding and Furnished Rooms
- can be ained most reasonable terms, from -
Mrs. hughes, at No. 30 Tchoupiioulas street. HEf
my8 I'm is Rx
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~CA TION,N
PERSONS r PTUREp should he aware that they have
NO security against sTRANGuLATED HERNIA
with all its h0frpfs, but properly constructed
and well adapted 4 r u
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SECOND MUNICIPALITY CoUNCIL.-A meeting
OF this body took place last evening, and there
were present, James IL. Caldwell, Esq, President,
and Messrs. Renshaw, Brother, Hawthorn, Law
rason, Yancey, Vontagen, Perry, Emerson, Short
ridge, Shields, Wheelehan, Sykes, Stewart. John.
and Etter.
The following is the report of the Treasurer for
the week ending June 3, 1851:
balance in hand last 1877 AZ
Amount received since 30 399 SO
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MADAME DWELL

MADAME DWELL
RESPECTFULLY informs the Ladies and Of
III Orleans that she Europe
suited at her residence No. 49, of Old Epanads
Streets the Mint the Present. Future
Ia- CnmsultaiinIl- tienemen 81 l.ndeI Soc.
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ENGLlSH CHEESE-A small lot of very
IL superior English Cheese just recei ed and for sal by
f. " GOD u co opposite Post n,
my7 Ssrond MunicIpaiity
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WINDOW GLASS-l500 boxes of varlou,
w sizes, in store and for sale low, by
NATHAN JARVIS h CO.
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COFFEE-l2O bags Havana Coffee, in store and
js3 IS Po, dras street.
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" JULIAN AND May COLLEGE

WILLIAM AND MANY COLLEGE
I HE next annual session Of this Institution will
commence on the I'd Wednesday in October.
FACULTY.
The Right Rev. john JOINS, D. D., President
and Professor Of Moral Philosophy.
Judge BEVERLY TucwER, Professor Of Municipal
and Constitutional Law
BENJAMIN s. EwELL, Professor of Mathematics
and Astronomy.
MORGAN J. SmEAD, Phi. d. Professor OF HUI
manly.
William F. HopkINs, A. NJ, Professor
Chemistry and Natural Philosophy.
II. A. WASHINGTON, A. NJ. Professor of His
tory and Political Economy.
Rev. S,LAs TOTEM, ID. D., Professor of Intel
IectuaI Philosophy, Bellies Lettres, and Rhetoric.
There are two courses Of study for Undergrad
uates-the regular course for the de rec o. Bach
eor of Arts, and Science course, Occupying two
years Candidates for admission to the Science
course will be expected to produce the written re-
quest Of ,neir parer " guardians. Students not
desiring to join regular cluss may, for special
reasons, be admitted to study with the regular
classes, in those branches which, on examination,
they may be foun1 qualified to pursue.
The necessary College expenses range between
1886 and $l96 per annum.
Circulars will be forwarded To all who may de-
sire fuller information, or specific inquiries will be
answer ID, If addressed to Professor MoRCAN
SmEAp, Williamsburg, Virginia.
Students, not desiring to attend either the Reg
ular or the Science course, viii re permitted TO
''udy with any class which they may be prepared
to JON.
fulv l5-I nw.
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OF THE CAPITOL

+ ENLARGEMENT OF THE CAPITOL
i, The COMMITTEE on Public Buildings of the
Senate, having been authorized by resolution Of
that body, 4" To invite plans accompanied by esti-
mates for the extension of the Capitol and to al
low premium ~ five hundred dollars for the
plan which may I've adopted by the Committees on
Public Buildings of the TWO Houses Of Congress"
accordingly invite such plans and estimates, to be
delivered to the Secretary Of the Senate on or be-
fore the first day of December ney'
IL is required that these I,'ans and estimates
shall provide Tor the extension of the Capitol,
either by additional wings, To he placed the
north and south of The present bu'd,ng, or by III,
erection Of separate and dlsincf luilding, within
tn enclosure to the of Inc building.
The committee do not desire 10 prescribe an,
condiuon, that may restrain the free exercise ~
architectural taste ard judgment, hui they would
prefer, that whatever plan may be proposed may
have sdrh ref renee To and correspondence with
the present building TO preserve the general
symmetry Of the entire structure, when complete
Although hut one plan I've adopted, the com
mttee reserve 10 themselves the right io form such
plan by the Adoption of parts Of dife, eni plans
submitted, should such COURSE be found necessary; il
which event, the committee also reserve 10 them
selves the right To divide npIortion, accordln,
10 their own judgment, the amount uf premium I,
I've awarded for the whole, To those whose plan,
may in art I've adopted, according TO the relativ.
importance and merit Of enrh pari adopted
r. NJ r. HUNTER,
JEFFERSON DAVIS,
JOHN II. CLARKE,
COMMITTEE of the Senate on Public Buildings.
SENATE CHAMRsr, Both Se,rember, 1850.
N. b. The several daily papers published a
Washington will please inseri the a owe daily f.,
two weeks, and aend their d, couDia to the Score
rary hf the Senate. oct
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THE THIRD ANNUAL VOLUME

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