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HHlSdesirable Summer Retreat and Watering
Place is now complete order for vsitou. Many Ia
important improvements have been made during the s.
the Of the bluff, Of gr4dua and ascent, thereby
avoiding tbs long fight Of formally used. This adds
another to the pleasant walks aboutthe premises.
The number OF has been ncIeased that U per-
be Handsomely accommodated the coming season.
The bathing arrangements extensive. This shower
baths supplied from spring yielding at least lUO gallons
water pes minute. The Bay bathing equal to any in
the South.
The location of this place being nearly 50 feet above the
level Of the bay with nothing obsucl the breezes from
the Gulf with fine view of the Bay, city of Mobile West
Shore, etc nice shady good roads, no swamps
standing water consequently no renders one
found in the whole country.
Arrangements made Tor abundant supply OF Fish
Oysters Crabs, ct.
The proprietor commenced building this establishment abou
the LIST January S with the view Of making the most at
uacve place in the South. The business thus far has ex
ceeed his sanguine expectations. Being the builder
and landlord lie knows to his interest TO ente
his guests the very best possible manner, which all h
considers in ord to the table, bar etc.
Besides the great variety OF ausemeuts. which are az en-
ensye other watering place the propretoi has pro
viled for the attendance Of superior Band OF Music
This place having been favore resort the past two year
for large number Of the citizens OF New Orleans and Lou
issna the proprietor hopes. by strict attention. TO confirm
| to receive their patronage.
The fine steamer Helen touches at the wharf several unt
every day
The charges will be moderate. Letters OF papen direce
to Hollywood near Mobile, will come direct and without
tention. WILLARD FREEMAN, Proprietor.
| Hollywood, May 3, 1851 myl9 3m
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Exports and Imports of Specie. - The large
shipments Of gold which have been recently made
at New York, and the probability that they will
continue for some time 70 come, have excited some
attention in our monetary scircicss and have
attracted the attentioA"6f gentlemen connected
with our Banks: ssff.e ~ ft'
June. iDclusivs. the New York paper .,r -,
Adj amount az Shipped BY the Asia ::au,si 1860
The amount received from CsiI
ff9rnia figaa lst January uRtos $3.50
9Th inst. asseeably io ths.
Mint Hstsmsnt al PhiladG- .,s 7,a,m
Received lived ~ Ire Mint at New New;
Orieans"... o,ooo'1"- Te1.otosooo
Excess of receipts over shipments to this time, 47078
To this excess must be added the large amount
brought into the country by emigrants within the
same period (which we should think could not be
less than seven or eight millions more 80 that il
this estimate be correct still have surplus Of
imports of gold over our exports, OF some fifteen
millions of dollars The latest intelligence from
California leads us to suppose that there will be a
large increase Of our receipts during ~ present
year from that State; and under these circum-
stances we can see no reason for any Apprehension
as to diminution of the amount Of the preceus
metals in this country, or any probable necessity
for our Banks to curtail their discount lines, oI
several months to come. We look therefore, fol
the continuanee Of easy money market during
| the summer, and feel some pleasure in the idea
that our business men can break away for a montt
or six weeks nfom their daily tolls, and seek some
rest in rural shades during the heat of the season
| without having their minds harassed about thel
bills payable, or their discounts at Bank. lPhla
Bulletin, 2&st.
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Board OF Health.

sitv Of Nep Orieans for tSs Sesk endne Jnre S 1851
Congestion Of Brain IsAsmmaton Of Brainl Pssma
irfe Bh CeIs6Io Spinal e1a. ou
sumption II Delirum Tremeps Dentiton 10 Dyssstey
pheIts Il Eryspsss Il Typhoid Fever4 Pesnic9us Fever
Fever Tvphus Fever Malignant Fever q Castro En-
!eritis s. HspqIiIs HydrOcsphaIu. lufamnstiYn 9:
Necrosis Of sternum Thigh Fracture tby raIoad)
Trisnqs Nsscentium unceT.an Valvuar disease Of
OF these eghtythree were under ten years Of and
thirty five colored A. HESTER.
List of Intermtnts Gas received from Ceeteries) h the
city of Lafavette for the Uesk ending June 10. 1851.
Commissions Cholera 8; Cramps Cholera Infantum
l; Ceebtis Dentition5; Darrhpa Debility Bilious
Fever !; Metri.is l; Measles SPANS Ii Sdl;borG
ofthese. under ten years of age and four
colored. A. HMsrER, Secretary
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went the pastor of the. Trinity Church, accom-
panied by one only Of his friends, and found ga
thered together about --ssitysfsrons-no one Of
whom, he declares, was Of, his congregation
Upon his entrance into the house, he was rudely
addressed with oppfobrious epithets-yiolent hands
were raised upon him--hel was pushed and
shaken-the clencbed hands Of more than one
were thrust in his face, with threats and menaces
then stepped forward the Archbishop's lawyer, and
led the pastor away into the garden, and there OBJ
tanned from him promise to release his rights to
the church, and to submit to the episcopal author.
ity of the Archbishop.
The testimony of this lawyer was, that the
pastor was agitated that he found some difficulty
in writing the remuneration in French, and so the
lawyer wrote the paper for him, and there, in the
same room where he had been 30 assaiIed, as.
sauted and menaced-there. surrounded by the
men who had so assaulted him, he signed the paper
On the evening of this day, tbs lawyer called a,
the house of the pastor, in order to obtain more
full remuneration, but in this he failed the pastor
was i'll and in anguish Of mind, avoided the law.
YER retired 10 grass plot in the rear of his church
where he laid himself down and wept. 1t seems
he soon recovered from his dependency, for Mr.
Mulch testfies that on the same evening, in hii
company, he sought the Archbishop, and boldly
declared to him that the remuneration he had signed
was nullity, for it had been extorted by menace
and he asked to haze it back. This was refused
the paper was taken to tie Sheriff, and under i
the Sheriff acted as if no bond for release hat
been given, and the keeper under The Representation
was again installed. Then the pastor took thu
rule which, from day to day, has been before tn.
court during rule hours, and which, on yesterday
was fully argued by Mr. Upton for the pastor 0
the church, and by Mr.. Pilot for The Archbishop
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PORT OF NEW ORLEANS,
CRESCENT OyFICY,
Tuesday Morning, July l. 1851.
CLEARED Yegte riaYe

Tuesday Morning. July l. 1851. )
Cleared Yesterday.
Steamship Union, Budd, NewYork, Babcock Fennel
sbD D Z; sTnsS aySstSSso B asss'.s
Bark Imogene. McMann. 81 Pierre. Martinique,
Brig Adams Gray, schnsidau. Havana. Mitchell
Schr Patsalaga, Millgan, Pensacola, Master
schr Barring, Marshall. Baltimore. Il Ashbfidge &oo
Arrived.
Ship VIM Jarvis. Jarvis 81 days from Boston, to MASTER
Fl bark Ae.and Cadver. 80 days from Bordeaux. to
Br brig Telegraph. simpson, days from Matanzas to VIM
schr sSha. Weber days from Pensacola. to master
schr Pasalaga Mlgan days from Pensacola to master
basin.
sTKAMsoArs.
AeckScou Swon, from 81 Louis
Deta, Bricksn. from Cincinnati
Sarah Gordon. Amsden from Grand Ecore.
Towboat Panther. Couman, from the Passs-owed down
and the 18th ult, ship Dorcas Prince on the
18Th, ship Judah Touro-brought up ship VIM Jarvis,
bank Alexander and bng Telegraph.
RELow-CoMINa
Two barks and one schooner unknown. q
Exports.
NEW YORK-Per steamship Union: Sunday mise.
NEW YORK-Per ship : v Given: 81 bales cotton. 81,
hhds tobacco, 68 SKIS corn IS SKIS feathers, bales WOOL
do rope.c tngs, 10 eks metal, cks ties wax.
LIVERPOOL-Pef ship Jas Corner: 2252 bales cotton.
l. HAVANA-Per brig Adams Gray: 5as Dbl. So and 81
Il kegs lard, llOS SKIS corn, IA bales
81 ba bes, AZ do hair 165 bdls hides 81 bbs beef IL
pork, 70 bxs tobacco, IS bales hemp and sundries
| PENSACOLA-Per schr Patsaaga: lJ0 sacks corn.
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EAST PAsCAGOULA HOUSE.

EASK FASCAUVO1A ftOOSNs
THE undersigned have taken a lease for three
~ years the well known Hotel East PaanpgOua, k,A
Mss, long known and kept by NJ J. Ddk II ia
will be opened for the reception Of company on the
10th June The place is famed of the delights
and healhful the Gulf; the sea breeze has
the finest Bathing Fishing and convenience for all kinds of
recreation desirable in summer resort.
The Hotel undergoing thorough repairs, and will be fin
ised in complete STYLE The extensive GARDEN u In admira
BILE order.
The will be the best that be obtained Of the
markets. and the undersigned atter themselves that their
experience in the best Hotels in ST. Charles
and the Ct Louis.are aausnce that nothing will be
wanted for the comfort Of their guests. -
mYl6N BOYD II SlMPSON.
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Daguerre0type Portraits. -Mr. Beard, of King

Daguerreotype Portraits. : Mr.. Beard, of King
William street, has recently added another to
many improvements he has succeeded in making
in the DaguerIeotype process. The latest improves
ment consists of a mode of enameIing The silver
pa,e by means of which it is not liable to be tar
nished, and it may even be washed like an oil
painting, without sustaining any injury. The ad-
vantage does not stop here, however, for under this
improved process the colors acquire brilliancy
and depth of tone hitherto unattainable and some
Of the specimens now exhibited IN Mr. Boards gal
lery will bear comparison with the best miniatures
London Times.
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TEAS TEASss Z
rNHE TEAS Of the New York Canton Tea C

pany, No. 10
Chat h a m street
(The oldest L e a
establishment IN the
United Ststes.) n
Orleans Agency. ~
lanai street. These
Teas are more en-
teDsively known and
approved of. than
those OF any Other
establishment in thin
couulsy. Every 5ea
con the CANTON
TEA COMPANY en-
deavor iocontrol tn,
most valuable ant
useful kinds ofTKAl
! that are imported
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and consequently furnish thing IN theds
Of fine quality for the prizes, that in this respect no os
Establishment excel, ii at all equal tAem:
E = s. H.IAGE, Ageut,
"a Canal s1el 1ne4oos below Royal
Just received per stednshP ONO and siNp Unaea.
mys I'm ' Va ' sR. PAGE. Agent.
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Larceny-E Britton, and w. O'Connor charged
with stealing two half barrels of molasses belong
ing to J. Robinson, sugar broker, on the Levse,
which they disposed of TO Mr.. NJ. S. Derwin, on
North Market street, were yesterday committed for
trial before the First District Court, by Recorder
GenDia:
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Out West" They have a little town Out
West" which appears to have been overlooked by
Dickens and other English travellers, and which is
all sorts of a stirring place" In one day they
recently had two street fights, hung man, rode
three men out of town on a rail- got up a quarter
race, turkey shooting, gander pulling, a match
dog fight, had preaching by circus rider, who
afterwards footrace for APPLE all round,
and, as if this was not enough, the Judge Of the
court, after losing his years salary single handed
poker, and whipping person who said he did MT
understand the game, went out and helped to lynch
his grandfather for stealing.
In England it is said that Mr.. Paxton, the
architect of the Glass Palace, is to be knighted'
The Boston Post perpetrates the following:
Strange that the man whore wondrous panes
That magic palace lighted,
Should find the richest OF his gains,
To be himself be-nghtsd |" Ia.
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List of Vessels I'm Port Not Cleared.

In the Fint municipality designated in following
liable by MI the Nos commence at the Railroad and
In the Second n the Nos above the Steamboat Land
Ing, No being Fotboa Landing the Third m3) the first
Rsioad and
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BOSTON-Per ship WIN Jarvis: 700 tons ice to Stafford
&co.
LIVERPOOL-Per bark Woodman: 60 tcs soda ash to
Maxwell &co-t0 tons salt A Pynchaud2774 SKIS salt
Whitney &co-2o do, orders! 800 sates Lya Davidson
BOkDEAuX.Per bark Alexander: Wines, brandies,
etc to A Carriere &co.
MATANZAS-Per brig Telegraph: 400 boxes sugar, 81
bags coffee Meyer Stricken &co56 bbs molaes and lot OF
frnit i.aborde L. Xiques
PENSACOLA-Per schr Martha: 30 0C0 feet lumber 700
Pr sash and blinds Simpson-l0 bales domescs James
Forsyth.
PENSACOLA-Per schr Patsaaga: a3, 900 feet lumber
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NEW ORLEANS MARKETS.

CRESCENT OFFICE,
Tuesday Morning, July l, 1851.
CONon-Thee several buyers in the market yester.
day. and fully $500 bales taken Saturdays rates.
The steamer Africa is now nearly due at New York with
one weeks later intelligence from Europe.
NEW ORLEANS CLAssIrIcATIoH
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Dangerous John Louis Robert was arrested
yesterday for assaulting some with danger
GUS weaDon.
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Kegs sf .h sss Eff
acsss do S5 Do pepeysst Is Weha "
b5 e hs@s ses S9
sss; eaeT SI esss PsfS es ys etc Fp
pkg. ian1sie i 6as p ,s Bse6e
sami box books Lntop co-5oo bbl our binds tobacco
leg. 5usr TT sass Pc machieesy
M5s1 sns ysssa
ia kegs but butter Ryan-5S be. OIL 5s Do whisky g tss
&eo.i5 do Keep.s bss glassware i Dnnlap-5s S DO
Gauche-55 do Rawhus aco-sundnes to order.
Gonnoy &ee-45o Do 100 coils rope. bales hemp Kenpe
pS SseVS sacks ban Drnhan-5y bbls oil ~ bbs lime
D,ssS KoSs~a S1sss' % ' Toys
Ssi's ssw
81 'sB 49, sss sms s3
Fose'-los do casks bacon. 30 hhds tobacco Bud
rope WOad Icw-S Ss: slooho Mia Hs% s1so1 1sys
s eG sad kess Su,,s.
G Rogers Sco76s7 SKIS corn Lucas II NoIwood-a4 do A
Thompson-Io bales cotton Kelly b Conyngham
GRAND ECORE-Per steamer Sarah Gordon: 60 bales
cotton Bushannon. Carroll &co-1 do Ar Mleuberger-
sundIes to order.
PLATBoATs.
.Sseond Maniotpahty-
CINCINNATI-Psr Youngs boat; $50 bbls -four. 100 do
whisky to master.
Spoken.
By the ship VIM Jarvis the oath ult in lat $50 4O long
$40 4V bark Lycugus, for this port day. in lat 2Ac
81 long $50 49,. bark Emblem the 29th bark Muro
hence twenty eight hours from the s w Pass.
Memoranda,
The Aleck Scot, left St Louis on the a5h u-I
port for New Orleans, Jas Hewett Tuscumbia an,
Winfield Scott
Capt Goham. from Boston, for this port. ashore Mose
Shoals.
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routing H0nse.-ln many gentlemens houses
in France, there is an apartment of an octagonal
form, twelve or fifteen feet across, and thirty-six
or fortyfve feet round and the eight sides, well
as the ceiling above, are of the most polished glass
Of the room, he himself in every direction
multiplied in row Of sells, as far as the eye can
can extend. The humor of it is, that when the
lady Of the house is out Of temper, when she is
angry, or when she weeps without cause, she
may be locked up in this chamber to pout, and see
in every direction, how beautiful she is
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BOARD OF DIRECTORS OF PUBLIC SCHOOLS
Second Municipality. June 10. 1851.

ROUNDARIESo 81 the several School Districts
- IN the Second Municipality of NewOresns, published
io ne Indignation Of parents and guardans under sssola
JACKSON SCHOOL DISTRICT, for Boys and Girls bounded
by the RIVER Felicity Road, AnnunciatiOn and Benjamin
Streets Of Richard and Pacanier
W4sHirGToN SCHOOL DIsTRIcT, for Boys and Girls,
bounded by Felicity Road Nayades. Thaa, Estee and
enumeration Streets Schoo-house Of Basin and
Magazine streets.
FULTON SCHOOL DISTRICT for Boys and Girls, bounded
y the River, DeoTd street, Tyo Circle. Nayades. Thaa.
Estele and Benjanin streets. Sehoohouse, of Du
PLANTER and Annunciation streets.
JEFFERSON SCHOOL DISTRICT, for Boy and Girls bound.
ed by Triton Walk Tvoi Circle, Nayades street, Felicity
ROAD and the Swamp School house, of Dryades
and Erato streets.
MARSHALL SCHooL DISTRICT, for Boys only. bounded
New canal. the swamp Hevia Circus and Cana, streets.
Sehoohouse, ST. MARY street, between Grod and Julia
FRANKLIN SCHOOL DIsTRlcT for Girls only, boundaries
same as Marshall District. SehOohause. St. Charles street,
between Girod and Julia streets.
FISK SCHOOL DISTRICT for Boys and Girls. bounded by
.feya, Circus and Canal streets and the Swamp. School
house. corner of ST. Peter and Perdido streets.
jel9 I'm JOHN CALHOUN Secretary,
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SHADY GROvE, BILOXI.

THIS we'll known Summer Retreat is now open
i osthe reception of Boasdess. During tbs spring, IA
many additions and impsPvemenu have been made %
the gue6 Of the hSlse. TIE Table viii be always funis
with all the deicaces which the and ths New Or
charge. and always plenty of puIs Milk from kept
the premises Attached to the house are fine airy baM
most pleasant resorts the sed shore.
Arrangements for be made with the proprietor,
at the Poydfas Restaurant, No. 80 Poydras sl
myi9 i'm JOHN COATES, ProSdefor.
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FAMILEGRQGERIEs, ETC.
CHARLES STOUGHTON,
GROCER AND WINE MERCHAuxszT
No. 81 Camp street. III

1NEAS-Of various kinds and qualities;
sssa :. =. :. - -:
sys sand :, .psxiavou :. :. :. -;
Prunes, lrFdines, PNuWve. and Pickiess =
Rasins, Cnnants. Cifou, Grapes and Figs ,
ButtsE, Bsco1. RlGar and Rice;
y n1olases and Syruts Of ell qualities:
Hams, Sugar cured and Westphaia;
Tongues and Dried Beef;
Oils, Candles, Fish, etc. etc &C., -
Constantly hand by continually Feceivnx AID - ne
the most reasonable terms. - jail IN
I W. ARTHUR 6 Co, % and % New Levee,
. offer for sale =
Cofee-Rio, Havana, Laguyra and Old Java;
Sugar-i.oaf, Crushed, Powdered, Refined and BROWN;
Tobacoe Cavendsh various NJ and SIZES Of plsxs:
Wins.-Msdsira Pa, MALAGA, Ca1et, SanterDs. Mnnsa.
Iionors-ESSics Ga Cosnac, csmmondo. Gin.
Rums peaeh Bra5k Cseny Bnnsy
Whaky-od Rye a. bourboa, scash snd iTsa Malt;
PicEies-Of al SIZES aud aaalideS: a
Provisions ard Grocerss OF all Kinds. ap@ ~
BOSTON PIG PORK Packed quarter bbls.s
- expressly for family use- ~ ar
Picked Salmon, IN tu ans malt cts;
L No. l. do. in half bbs.. qaafr bbss., kits snd han
l Halibuts, Napes and Fins. in gu srtas ,fs.s
Dried Cod Fish, very fine article
And very large assortment Of Family md Plantation
Stores, together with Igl q Ship thAndy.
/ for sals low by rapall r. EVANS CD, 70 lamp st.
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he AS ever oi1ereh iOf
salem this city and at lower
prices. These TRAsHreo II
the latest importation, and
Of the most choice qualities
grown in q hina. having
been selected with great
care. For the use Of fam
ihes they are put up in
small quantities in well Sc
cured metallicpackages, so
~ 10 preserve their fra
GRANGE as long as in. the
chests.
City retail dealers,
country merchants, steam
boats, ships and hotelssup-
piled with every dnsQeip.
ton 0fTEAs. inchests malt
cbests, II ID and q b Dor,
ages, If desired. .
,ur7 stu a
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$36O,O(J0.
FHonAs A.ABAns, Psuf1sss.
Mosss 0nssNwooD. ios-Pnsi1aA

Aosss 0nssSwooD' v,esfnse
CnARLss J. n6nsoN, Sedsetazy. go
Dffestossf - g.
Sanx:I Bsl r. G - - -
eisnES 5srhs, bokn ~ Bed, ~ e pseeN2
los@ s..--.oaa. 40. Y Mrto-, = hsy - =
j. A. Rorslh g. A1btirs. 4 =. 1s9tW,
Win PrCSssuss, r. 3. Susa~. ~ Cs~r<asi 49,
De,M Hoo 81 n Wn6a.u NV Cared, -
Iaks tpBdr, ~ hes~b, = A@nevd,
J. ". Sfsse~s csrsedss FAiars. 4. bskeeHS
= Nathaw J6svs C. r. bssGns - o. Weo6r1.
George JONAS, W. b. ApD~, z nsSaE
p. Simms, Louie 411I1ss, y r. kN~es1g ~
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Our Land-As Length and Breadth.-The
following grand totals, showing the estimated sur
face Of the Territories of the United States, North
and West, must satisfy any one that Uncle Sam is
a large landholder:
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Pc, MONTH. 90 r.. ..:s 50
Biloxi NAV g. 16m[* wvl1 II
BILOU HOUSE.

THIS Establishment will be opened for the re-
L caption Of visitor the z4b ims., under the -
management Of JOHN w. NIXON.
during the spring many additions and improvements "
have been made, 10 insure sFsaies dres Of cogt and
convenience 70 the guests Of the houss
The sandy beach Of Biloxi, heretofore amazing Pc
desans, has heen plenked M order q the coPoeahQ0 and
villages ~
TSs Table win always be supplied viii the desaciss Of
the coast and New Orleans Market.
At5asned Y tie hcuss will Be fcSnd Bathhoass. Ba.
and Billiard Room, and Ten Pin Alleys.
Tfolowing Rates Of Board viii Be- charged during the
BY Is mor1EJpes wssk) 90 d
WeeAs
fef DAY
Children and SesvAnts half price.
Biloxi, May 10. 186La m715 Bon
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hE certi medicine the warid the esss
piles, debility porncted isvsf
fever and heat eclj odd aSn diseases Hr
dssstipn, derangel condition Of the snrsc
females suffering
Amens the numerous and ay fssc,a6s esre's - rs'ss
Professor A. A. HAYES. NJ, D.. State Asssysr:
Jas Z. DUNN. Esq. City Treasurer. Boston:
Hon. MYnON LAWRENCE, Ex Pres. Mass Senate:
Hon. L. II. ARNOLD, formerly Governor Of Rhode Island.
member Of Congress $3.50
Hon. WV. WoopbaIDsE. formerly Governor Of Michi-s
lion; MosHuEAD. formerly Governor Of Kentucky
Hon ], Eisscrs u g. Senator from Rhode Island /:
xhoa SAnt 3. PnrIrs, U 3. se9atos from Ve.mont'
Eiion soIosos foorr, member Of Ceusress from Vt;
Hon. II. D. FosTRR, member Of Congress from Penn'a
Hon. n. L. MARTIN, Delegate in Congress from Wscon-
Gen. a. b. Dopes. msmherin Cqssnss from Iowa;
e.. TROwBRIpsR, Esq.,. DetrclS, Hlchsi
yossrH Ho1sss Esa., q Val sssst: NsSYssE -.
S sRS s sdn's saass
REED, BATES 8 AUSTIN Whelssab ihss1isas, Ia.
Ms.chaPS,,' Row s %S,ts GH;3sr H6sni; 4,
| u Pris. u per bottle .iI oosuss tsf Is -
~ cAurioN-Eaeh sotis = =. osesi.s -s,sa slsnss
a. ss s ss. 'a sas. y e. ss; e . 81 E
sss.s VIII he ssDssrs Ss Rsiss : x IS - q Il
~ = ~
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EAMTBY GROCERIES- ea7ina
l. 10 kegs Goshen Butter; s
u half barrels besf, Fulton Market; .ss
30 kegs Leaf Lard; ..-.-.F "a
Is 40 barrels Extra Fine -Four;
u CASES Underwood . Pickles, assorted;
u bags Spanish Chocolate; i.--r ...,-
~ bags Java Co..;
Crushed and PoW1Eled Sugar, etc.
Landing and for sale BY :, 80
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CUNDRIES-In store =
~ 40 barrels Extra St. Louis Flour;
so casks Bacon Sides =
Is casks Canvased Hams;
1000 kegs Nails;
Is barrels Castor Oil;
80 casks Western Lime.
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WHITE LEAD-25 tons, from the best North
NATHAN JARVIS 4 co.
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T INSEED OIL-75 barrels Northern Lnseed
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WINDOW GLASS-l50O boxes of various
w sizes, in store and Tor "a Glow, by
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