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House of Refuge, Municipality No. Two
THE undersigned is authorized to receive Pro.
4 posas offers for the purchase of a TRACT OF
LAM in the c y, of than ten acres ana OF
access by public suit ,6s ior the ste
uf House OF Refuge. j. A. MAYBlN,
President Board Of Commissioners, Is Common St
New O,leans June s. is5l JET LIT
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Fond Of Firearms William Claim was yester-
day sent before the First District Court by Recor-
der Caldwell, on the complaint of John Shefiine,
an employee in Baileys gun smith store, on Char
tres between st. Louis and Cont Streets who swore
that on Saturday last, the 18th inst. CLAIM entered
the store and carried away pistol worth about
twenty-five dollars. As soon as he (Shefiine)
missed the article, he says he followed Claim, and
made oteaa capture of the thief and the revolver
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and consequently furnish thing their line
Of fine quality Tor the price, that this respect other
establishment excel, il at all equal them
s. n. PAGE, Agent,
~ Canal street, one door belnw Royal
eT inst received steamship Ohio and ship Union,
large assortment Of the above Teas.
mY6 3m 81 u. PAGE, AGENT.
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THE medicine the world tor the cure
Dyspepsia such the besdache hsar,oa.n'
acidy the srmsc y. rt sppet
ncipent consumption. debility arns rom
ns from mpertec dg.son desnzed ouiron tbs stomach
surpassed By my mecns
use females nervous dsrAna~nsn
Amonq and highly respectable cshcaseh 70 "
Professor A. A. HAYES, M. D., State Asayer;
tIrzHgNRY HOMER, Esq. Boston;
Jas T.. Dunn. Esq l., City Treasurer, Boston;
lion. MYROs LAWRENCE. x Pres Mass. Senaie'
Hon L. II. ARNOLD, formerly Governor OF nhode tsiand
now member OF Congress; ,..
Hon. MN WooDBRIpas, formerly Governor OF Michl
Hon. j. T. Mos9aEap, formerly Governor Of Kentucky
Hon j F. SIMMONS, u. s Senate, from Rhode Island
. Hos. sAn'L = PHELPS, U. = Se9aof from vermont;
p Hon SoLomos FOoTE member of Congress from VT;
| linn H. u. F0sTEs, member OF Congress from Penn's
Hon NJ. l.. MARTIN. Delegate in Congress from Wiscon.
Gen A. L. DopaE, member in Congress from Iowa;
r. P. STOwK, Esa. Clerk the House vi Represent Va;
&C. TRowBRIDsE, ESQ.,, Detroit, Mich.
GKO w. JONES, Esq, surveyor Gen Dubuque, Iowa;
Jos EPH HoxIK, ESQ.,, 70 Wall street, N-wfosk-
OF the hghes re'srrsd
viii confirm all that has been sad in Of thu .,sl.sos
REED. BATES & AUSTIN. w hole.ae Drugsists. No.
| d Merchants Row, Boston. General Agents.
For sale BY ]. WRIGHT 3 CO., Isl Charres Il.
- Prics 81 per bottle ,l bottles tor d.
u CAuTlON-Each bottle Genuine oIysrnsisi stes
will have the outside printed Feaen ano
s With u Geo Green, Propslor upoa ~
Sides and, adiion finely engraved abe UPON ~ ~ - ~
| ognerai agents. 'na" "usn al sses" "s mis- J&
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Per steamship Pampero, from Gavsston-y T Williams.
Children I spd two sssy Mrs. Asck y Parrish Nj
simmons, Norhent lady and child, Fitzgerald ant
LADY, Su9,lie Rivers, Corning. A conner, shuer
Miller. J I Mills, Millon-and in steerage.
Per ship Hoghton from ..lvernool-3i4 in sieerage.
Per ship Carrack, from Havre-3O3 in s,eerage.-
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TT lie will continue to keep his usual stock Of
Choice Teas i'm Chests and Half Chests.
Those preenng them in this STYLE be supplied in
titles o suit.
r The patronage of the lovers of Coop TEA respect.
fully solicited. W. T.. RAY MOND.
mya1 I'm Il Camp street.
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PORTABLE CLOSETS.

I have hand and for sale, lot of CLOSETS
Of superior model. "a to IS each. No family should
be without them. Any poor who raise a. will
money BY purchase, and no family, well to do" will
myi6 j. WOOD PERRY. 60 Magazine 1t.
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NEW ORLEANS MARKETS.

CaEsoKNr OFFICE,
Tuesday Morning. June II, 1851.
Coon-There were but few buyers in the market yester
day, and the sales limited about 1000 bales at
rates.
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Spring and summer CLOTHING,

FRANCIS FABRE u CO., 80 Magazine street
respectfully call the attention Of their friends and III
public to their large stock OF SPRING AND SUMMEI
CLOTHING They have also in store assor
ment Of TRAVELLING TRUNKS, to which they invit
mari icuar untioo ANA kyl ~
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COAL,

THE THOMPSON COAL YARD, StCharles
street, corner Julia stree..-The subscriber having
purchased this old established yard and laid fresh supply
of Coal, deliver, lots to suit 10 his ifends
and the old be Yard the best Quail V Of FITS
BURG, ANTHRACITE, ENsLisH AND AAERIcAn GAnHRL
Coat. JOHN U. RkoWEk
No IL Camp street JalI 6m3D
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WANTED.

"ANTED-A Partner in well established
w and profitable business is wanted, who can furnish
eight hundred dollars, nd hose business
city be aliesed For further information, apply this
office. my6 II
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BRAZoS ST JAGO-Per steamship Fanny: sls, goo in
specie kIemm-4ll, 2S8 80 Lanier-$sO0 Schmidt l.
co-$i336 Clason Vies-sils0 Gdemeeser &co-$il00
Phelps &co-s3t0 GARNER ireres-s 1850 10 ID Bossman
$1,000 to order$52 Permission $500 Thorn Il NcGsrath
$40 Turpin-$l46 L Mathews-$lOO & E Harris
Total specie, $54,5 500 so.
GALVESTON-Per steamship Pampero: $4,000 in specie
to Klemm.
HAVRE-Per ship Carrsck: Assorted mdse.
LIVERPOOL-Per ship HoghtOn Assorted mdse
LiVERPOUl-Per ship Ocean Star: ASS mdse.
HAVANA-Per brig Tehuantepec: 81 bales tobacco,
etc John Lggs-l7O bbls moasses 4s5 boxes
81 bales tobacco, III bxs and lot Of fruit
de Wiser &co-2 cases bbls segars PUG, Mir SEQ.
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Arrived,

Arrived.
steamship Fanny, Fooe from Bazos st Jaeo I3b ;rot o.,
Z Meeker &co--2i my. AS' i"' inst, 10
Armstrong. Harris kro-2 NV ~ '''' 70
Ship Hogbton Doane, from Liverpool 18th April. master
ed my.
Ship Ocean Star Lord. from Liverpool 18th April
ter-2d my.
Brig Tehuantepec, Brown. from Havana 9Th inst. to de
Wiser &co-lst my.
Sp poacre, Eleca Rosas days from Havana, in ballast
TO master-1st my.
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irw ORLEANS CLASSIFICATION

1onacc0-We noticed sales of los hbds of which Al hid,
were on private terms; 20 hhds Is ats lat T. and IL
at q; and 35 hbds at 7C2sAc ~ ID.
Sugar and MOlasses- limited to retail trans,
actions, at former prices
Flour-Market dull sales of 1900 bbls including small,
lot Of Ohio at % 80; $50 St. Louis q in lots and $50 at
- o0 $50 extra St. Louis q So 100 at a rs and ,s5
fancy do eagle brandt at IS v Dbl.
Gfan-There was fair inquiry for Com with sales of
6l sacks, including $50 SKIS moudy at 49, 400 ordinary white
~ ooo at d. 100 mostly prime yellow So 1000 yellow
al Ole, and 9OO white at 5253c v bushe Oats were
steady and 30 sacks prime Indiana taken at 5 AGO at
ao7s, and $50 st. Louis at 36c v bushel.
frovlsions-Mess Pork retailing at GA So and 200
bos unlnspected Mess sold from the evee at ga y
bacon DEFINED and $50 casks sod including ID casks Iipo,
sides al &c. lo4 Cincinnati do (sad to be Sc 10 casks
prime do at sH, at 81 20 Missouri at s and casks of
Missouri Shoulders at $40 p b.. OF Lard IS bbs No.
sold al VA 2,o kegs prime at l0h, and 50 lOAc p H.
C0hee-The sales limited l2O bags Rio in lots AT
914c o h, " '''' a'
Whisky-We noticed sales of l25 bbh Recti6ed at 49,
anu uahsac ion was reported at 1S14c v gallon
Freights-We heard of nc new engagement
ExchaDges-Demand limited we quote
rfancs O505 I2h
l95aE1ll01S
S Jew rolk hHy-day Bills .........z7l v Ct disc
oght Checks on New fOrk..........15La W CT mann
-eoe
NEW ORLEANS CATTLE mARKEr
JEFFERSON CITY
Monday Evening, June 16 1851
Arrived to-day, % Mich Cows and IS Calves and Ye,,
ings A moderate supply of Beef Cattle and Hogs . f,
supply OF Sheep. ~
Tsass' sioj = 3 me-,
5fO6c y n net
CALVES COZ g 90 head head
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CRESCENT OFHCe,
Tuesday Morning, June II, 1851 {
cleared Yesterday.
Sp ship Aurelia. Netlo, Barcelona pcns,t
Sp bark Resolution, Fabregas Barcelona Pn;a P
Bark Gen Jones, Wardng, Marseilles Jug
Rail Ai.xi p,: =, 80 Williamson, Graa & co
SsrG hars m Dutnp,neane marselle', w G Hale
Schr Martha. Weber, Pensacola Iahn o u eco
schr Alice. Miner, Pensacola LAIN Hu,iiey
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e Exports.

CIpUTTbs
BARCELONA-Per ship Aureia: 1l6i bales cotton. 1903
pcs lumber. 1870 staves, ETC.
BAR''ELONA-Per bark Resolution: so bales cotton,
1000
MAR- EILLES-Per bark Cesare s., 900 ta>es.
s3iLLES-Per bark Gen Jones IL hhds tobacco,
12.00 ELavas
MARsEILLES-Per bark Alexna: 10000 slaves, bxs
mdte.
P1NSACOLA-Per schr Martha: 80 bbls flour, 800 sacks
=, cases machinery.
PENSAIOLA-Per schr Alce 40 bbls flour, so hbls
line, bbs mOlae, 10 cks bacon, 90 SKIS bran, SKIS coffee.
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Sons Of Temperance ...Is5I.

WW Pledge.-l, withoutreserve .solsmulyA =
AXN pieH e my honor .ha will neither N ~
~ maze Va .seii, or use as beverage, nyspr- X
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BLADON SPRINGS.


THIS popular Watering Place will be opened
for the reception Of visitors the first day Of -
June. The proprieors have added largely their :s
as asd T se
Watering the South and West Being situated
Ala healthy region be found in the Southern
county, accessible by steamboats, at all seasons Of the
benefits be derived from the OF these waters suffice it,
that feel fully warranted in saying that their sanatve pro-
kidneys and skin, ulcers of long standing. general debility o,
the SYSTEM govt dopsy, etc., are rot surpassed
by waters in the Ured States hundreds can testify
who have tried their efficacy.
Many anangeo have been made and in
r Iee Lac sa,Rss from an to the Springs
Good hacks, with careful drivers viii be in atten
will be Instantly supplied with the hest the country
affords. and the proretors pledge themselves TO spare no
pere Of the water the public referred to the analysis Of
one of the pr'ncIa Springs, by Professor Brumby oil the
RATES OF BOARD:
nweek 70 90
" Children and servants half price. a.,
Horse per day "
per week o w
Large families subject % liberal deduction the
above rates. .CONNOR henry, Propnslos
Badcn Springs, Ala. May l. 1851. my7 I'm
Ss. further r g. sM iG T. f:y zss@
COOPER'S WELL.
THE undersigned, having made considerable i'm
n provement this for the accommodation OF -
visitors, Low prepared to receive all who are disposed
to pay visit. From the reputation OF the water no
Board and lodging, per week ..
ahH PET eat ua Of IN moderate terms,
IMAM IVY WiktA 'Is op PrSJps ,Sn,
ne Ws BY railroad to Rss%ond s. miles, and
| miles staging from RAYMOND to the Well u y;...
burg. viii oc,aie and every e1eron will be made
| our guests comfortable my22 I'm
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GRAND TEMPLE OF HONOR, State Of Louisiana Att the
annual session. held on the Sd of May in the city Of New
reans the following officers elected for the ensuing
year. ending May 1853. and duly installed by Past G. W.
Tempiar, r. l.. Bruce: "
Mnism Miller, delegate from Odeon Temple No g. G w r
Ed9 Chest, d. egaIe from Ocean Temple No2 WIT
on,lnson delegate from Orleans Temple No g. G w TT
~ Norih delegate from Ocean Temple No q, G w U
r. compton. delegate from Orleans Temple No 8. w C
The Z w appointed as Deputy G T-PGWT's,
N L Bruce aad w g Latham. for the State at large
Brcoe for Bas'rop District Mol: M Lewis Sbrsvsno
Red River District Noa
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TT JOHN J. HoppE the former Constable of the First
Justices Court candidate the Approaching November
election. for Office. the pIges request of his
sous ffends. ia1s i'd
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EAST PAsCAGOULA HOUSE,

I'HE undersigned have taken on lease for three
- years the well known Hotel East Pascagoula, -
MISE 30 long known and kept by N J. McRae. II fS;aI
WI, pe opened Tor the reception OF company the W.
10Th June The place is famed of the most deghu
and beautiful on the Gulf, it open breeze, has
ne hnest bathng, Fishing and convenience for all kinds
recreat ion desirable in a summer resort.
he doel y undergoing thorough REPAIRS and will be fin.
BILE order.
The fare will be the best that be obtained at any
markets, and the har themselves their
expeence In the best Hotels in NewOreanthe St. Charles
and the ct Lops-are assurance that nothing will be
myl5 R0YD ~ Symptom
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Memoranda

The towboat Anglo Norman lowed to the 9Th inst.
bark Ellen
The towboat Conquero lowed the 10th inst ships
Kentucky and Josephus, bark Reindeer.
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FOR STATE TAX COLLECTOR.

TT A. w. ScaTEs. the presen, Collector for the Thiyd
Representative District candidate for State Collector for
the second Municipality. ie1l
II SsMrEL 4. HOGAN, a candidate for State Tar Col
lecor, Second Municipality, and win be supported BY
host Of friends. Election November 8, 1851. je4
~ WILLIAM BARNES respectfully Offers himself rs
candidate for office State r. Collector for the Second
Municipality Election takes place the 81 of November
next According to late Of the Leg stature. fere will
be only State Tax Collector for the whole OF Second
Municipality comprised between Felicity Road and Canal
street, from the River the Lake. my4
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sTEAMBnATs.
Cora No q Pierce, from Memphis.
Cbas Hammond, Verden, from Cincinnati.
Georgetown, McPher on, from Louisville.
Towboa Phenx. Crowel from the Passetowed down and
The 18th inst, bark Elizabeth. schrs mia and
= Leiper-brought up ships Hoghon and Ocean star,
polscre L ecia
Towboa Olivia. Whemore. from the Passes-towed do wn
and to sea, brigs Tartu and San Mguel-brought nj
ship Carraok and brig Tehuanepec,
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OCEAN TEMPLE OF HONOR No. wss instituted Janu
ary 20 lS5l by G. w. Templar w. G. Latham at The hall
q Louisiana division. Mangny's Buildings Municipai ty
TO- Ihee with tn most brilliant prospects success froi
ne well known energy and Of It's members
one Brothers were initiated the OCCASION and The
installed: " A'e ''e'e"' 'en'' anu uu'S
TS Shelley e Joseph Dupain. ..."W T
Toward Worth w v James Jervis .,,W U
Lhailes uheveque W BERNARD Oppenheim wv
J Jhn L VIXEN .....W RI Washington Comfy - w G
'onn McWhirter ...W RiJames Scott ...........W s
The Temple will meet further notice every Wednes
day evening, at O'Clock. By order
CHARLES LRvKquK, W. R.
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BILOXI HOUSE.
his Establishment will be opened for the re-
4 ceptiOn Of visi ors on the 18th inst under the -
manaeement of JOHN w. NIXON. -
Dunug the spring additions and Improvements G,1
Deen made TO insure degree Of comfort and
connyenence % the guests Of the houss
sandy beach Of Biloxi, heretofore annoying TO De-
deans has been planke by the copoeaton and
villages. W o'' VI "e 'eo o'oS'
The Table will aways be supplied with the delcaces of
Attached the house will be found Bath hou,ss RI,
and Billiard Room. and Ten Pin Alleys
The following Hates OF Board will be charged during the
season: e '
BY the month (per week. ................,.Alo 90
w
Children and Servants, half price.
Biloxi. May 10. 1851. myl5 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 =. :. =. E. e.;
Sugar e.;
Brandes and Liquors :. :. e.;
London Porter and Scotch Ale
Prunes, Sardines, Preser and Pickles;
Rasns, Currants, Citron. Grapes and Figs
Butter, Bacon, Flour and Rice;
Molasses and Syrups of all qualities;
Hams Sugar cured and Westphaia;
Tongues and Dried Beef;
Oils Candles, Fish, ETC. etc
Constantly hand by continually receiving, and for
on the reasonable isl7 lyjs
| T w. ARTHUR & CO., % and 20 New Levee,
l.. offe, for sale
tigars-A large supply Of imported and American
Champagne, ETC.. in glass and wood
LquOr-Choice old Cognac, Medium and common do, Gin
Rum, Peach Brandy, Cherry Brandy.
Whsky-Old Rye and bourbon, Scotch and Irish Malt;
Cordas-Asaored Curacoa Absynthe, MaraschnO, etc.;
Syrups-Iemon, Natural and assorted;
Spices-Pepper Alspcs. Ginger, Nutmegs, Cloves, etc
Pickles-Uf all sizes and qua tiles
Provisions and Grocerie- OF all kinds apo God
BOSTON PIG PORK-Packed in quarter bbls
- expressly for family use
Picked Salmon in kits and half kits;
Mess Mackerel, in Eits and half kits;
No DO. 10 half bbls., quarter bbs, kits and half
Halbuts, Napes and Fins, in quarter bbs;
Dried Cod Fish, fine article;
And a very large assortment OF Family and Plantation
Stores together with full Of Ship Chandery,
for sale low by (apa2l F. EVANS Il Co, 70 Camp st.
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u Is candidate for re-sscon, CONSTABLE Of Fifth
justice Of the Peace, Third Municipality
November, 1851, anI3
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rCA UTION!@
PERSONS RUPTURED should be aware that they have
no security against STRANGULATED HERNIA
with all It's horrors but in apropeIly constructed
and well adapted T RUSS.
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THE WATERING PLACES


THE Bay st. Louis Hotel will be opened on the
= 18th June Liberal arrangements wiz Je made -
with families who wish to take Board for the ~asou -
letters addressed to the undersigned. will receive G;2
Bay 1t. Louis, May %, 1851, mvzi II
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SHADY GROVE, BILOXI.
THIS welknown Summer Retreat is now omen
L for the reception of Boarders. Daring the spring. "a
many additions and improvements have been made 10
ensure grcaer degree of comfort and E
the guests Of the house. TIE Table be always
with all the decaces which the the New Or.
leans markets Afford and the best Table Caet extra
charge. and always plenty of pure Milk kept
he premises Attached to the house fine airy Bath
Houses and fine Shady Lawns which make Of the
most pleasant the sea shore
Arrangements for be made with the proprietor
at the POydras street Restaurant No. 80 POydas street
my29 I'm John COATES p,oo-etor
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IOTEL, BILOXI, Miss.

MAGNOLIA HOTEL, BILOXI, Miss.
ME undersigned respectfully begs leave to in
form her Old friends and patrons and the public -
generally, that the shove Hotel now open for the ih
reception Of traveller and visitors for the en- uins a
ed'on Having been at q expense building Ysf
ssosrns etc ne can nov recommend her house
Iehor point o. accommodation commodity and locality
70 any Hotel osre She erected on the prem,
large and spacious BA LII ROOM, surprising in dm,n
10 Balls, Parties and public gathernrs generally upon
whch occa.ions .he will let bic Also IN
ahnon TO the Ball Room she has prepared
'oi +, eat Ply persons more than aG season.
andy with the best that this and bb0rne aIod
Fire and roomy BA TIL HOUSES adjacent TO he Hotel
Tor the convenience of boarders. $50 '
thankful Tor The liberal patronage heretofore extended her.
me respectfully requests what will be- hv effort TO deserve
share Of public patronage.
PRICEs:
Fer month"; $50 90 Per week % 90 Per day. u So
Biloxi. NAV g. 1851 ''' nCN ~
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POkI OF NEW ORLEANS

1ArLrupE $50 81 s0' N.-LossIruprs 800 w -inTims sa
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TO ALL RUPTURED.

eV The boy John alluded the following letter.
upiured, according Mr.. Coemans account, in 1870 by
fall from horse The nt two he paid little attention
TO consequently it became large and painful and Truss
was resored to means of relief Not much benefit was
derived from it, it let The rupture down when exercising
He then considered unfit for hard labor and became
almost useless Mr. Coleman called in said he had read my
advertisement, and called in to if could do anything for
boy who had been badly rupured for years. inquired
the particular of the he them replied thought
coud if he would bring the boy. would examine him
and tell him what could be done. He brought the boy.
applied the Patent Truss gave him the Wash. directions,
etc. The following letter shows the result:
JACKSON, Miss. May 2, 1851
"Dr Shsrman-Dear Sir: Abou, two months ago, had YOU
apply my boy John Patent Truss which has operated
well that have concluded to send the boys Of which
poke the time hei John. Mr. Akus the Of this
hem under his charge and he viii pay price agreed
They both vsuble Usroe my confidence OF having them
permanently cured se sunded upon have and heard
and from wha my a. said your Truss aad
treatment II best bottles Of the WISH
the boy who rapt both ndes do and Mr. Atkins will
settle with you.
Eight ten days the youngest dying by
sraneuaon, while at work field having the
Truss could find bu, they do MT do good ALL
boys are always complaining Of PAIN and cir rupurs
you M them well did John, do you great
good. .Your 6end
nyS wf,sAw "THohAs COLEMAN"
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Commodore Charles Stewart, at present the Sc
NOR officer in the Navy Of the United States, has
written letter in answer to circular Of the NAVY
Department relative to the abolition of Aogpinp
and the spirit ration in the service wherein he ex.
pressed his opinion against the reform in question.
The change was authorized by Congress recently.
and is now in the course of experiment. There
have been instances in which it has appeared to
work well, among the most conspicuous of which
IS the case of the frigate Congress, whose com.
mander, Capt Mcintosh not long since wrote a
very strong testimonial announcing the happy and
successful operation of the anti ogging system on
board his ship. The National Iatelligencer, more.
over, remarks in reference to the letter of Commo.
dors Stewart which appeared in its columns. that
some OF the most experienced officers of the navy
entertain views respecting the subject entirely diff.
ierent from those which it expresses.
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PASS CHRISTIAN HOTEL

TT This wskpown establishment re.opens this day for
the reception of visitors During the spring alterations have
been made in the genemens department. which fail
to give satisfaction Attached the premises bathing
houses, bowling alleys. billiard room pistol gallery and
stables.
-RATRs BOARD
py W w
Bv the week, for transient visitors ..........I2 81
BY the month such rates may be ag,eed on
pedcated upon the number Of rooms required and length
time occupied. and at as low price any house on
the Coast.
1t is the determination of the undersigned to maintain the
reputation of this house in all its departments and no
tons will be spared to give satsfacton 10 it, numerou,
parons.
The mail boats Oregon. California Florida, st. Charlie.
and Mobile, to and from Mobile stop at the Pass daily 4,
advertised. ~
Attached to the Hotel Academy under thu .une,;n
tendsnos Of R. Ii. McNair. Esq.. of New Orleans.
Inc srv'ces OF three resident Physicians of well known
reputation, can be obtained at all times
r. II. MONTGOMERY, Manager
Letters and newspapers left at the offices of R. Ged
des Esq, Bank Place. and Mills Judson, ESQ., conner ot
Canal and Camp streeu. are forwarded daily.
PaS Christian. May 81. ISL. ia tai adnIr