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EAST PAsCAGOULA HOUSE.

THE undersigned have taken lease for three
Il years the well known Hotel East PaseagouIs. k-A
Miss, so long known and kept by NJ J. McRae. 1t i5&
will be opened Tor the reception of company the Es
10th June The place is famed of the delightful
and heahtul the Gulf the breeze. has
the finest tatng Fishing and venience for all kinds Of
recrea, ion desirable in summer resort.
The ote undergoing thorough REPAIRS and will be fin.
shed in complete style. The Garden in adma.
BILE order.
The are will he the best that be obtained any Of the
markets, and the underg attsr themselves that their
experience in the best Hotels in SewOreansthe St Charles
and the St Lous-are assurance that nothing will be
wanted for the comfort Of their guests.
myl5 BOYD Il SIMPSON.
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From Janaaica-The latest dates from Kings
ton are to the 18th of June. The papers reite-
rating their complaints Of the want of aborers on
the sugar plantations generally. In the parishes
of Portland, st. George, Metcalfe, and St. Mary,
particularly, this want is most stringently felt
According to the Colonial STANDARD, there is
scarcely an estate in any of those parishes
where the cane is not rotting in the ground, or
being choked with weeds, for want Of the necessary
attention. The Standard says;
at is probable that third, at least, of the
estimated crop of this year, which should have been
the largest exported for many years from Jamaica,
will be lost from sheer inability to take it oil. But
the consequences of the crops of future years is
subject for still greater alarm. Unless the planter
be assisted, and that Immediately, by large influx
of industrious population, it ia difficult to conJec-
ture how many estates that are now struggling
with this difficulty, in the face Of foreign competl-
ton, can escape abandonment"
The cholera is prevalent in various parts of the
island but the mortality does not compare with
that Of last year.
The Spanish Town rioters had been tried and
convicted, and twenty-six OF them sentenced to
punshment-but OF what nature we are not IN
formed for the want Of an earlier paper 1t appears
to have signally failed, however an example tc
deter others from the offence. As soon a:
sentence was pronounced, mob, which had pre-
vously collected in the Court House, proceeded il
body to avenge the penalty which had fallen OF
their friends Before any opposition could BE-
made, they succeeded in destroying great portion
OF the remaining part of the dwelling house at thu
Baptist Chapel The disturbance was quelled BY
the interposton of the military.
Two companies of the 9th regiment have EN-
barked from Falmouth for Halifax, having been re
| lieved by two companies of the 10th regiment.
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Secrstary Corwln.--The Dayton Gazette re-
lates the following story of Secretary Corwin. Its
humor is Characteristic
To friend of ours who him the other day
at Lebanon, he gave most amusing, and we
doubt not, truthful, account Of the condition OF
OF things in the Treasury Department when
he entered upon the duties OF Secretary.
The clerks he estimates, were SICK, on an
average, about half the tlme-but it struck him as
somewhat remarkable, that, much they were
sick none of them died. The fact was apparent
at glance that they did very little work for the
public, and the inference irresistible that
something must be done for them. Accordingly
the Secretary turned physician, and began to pre-
scribe for the invads. He issued an order that all
clerks who were absent from their desks certain
number of days, say two, on account OF sickness
should submit to proportlonate deduction from
their respective salaries; and that all who were
absent longer, say one week, would be required
either to die resign
The prescription worked like charm, and in a
short time there was not sick clerk in the whole
Department. A healthier set of men than they
are now, Mr.. Corwin declares cannot be found any
where.
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BLADON SPRINGS.

THIS popular Watering Place will be opened
Il for the reception of visitors The first day Of .s4s,x
June The proprietor have added largely their VII,
improvements during The past winter and viii be ME
during the season prepared To accommodate four e
five hundred In addition the medicinal and
perties of The In diseases peculiar Southern
china thee Springs dyRnages Of
but four miles om the Biebee river, Choctsw county,
Ala, healthy region be fund in the SouheD
county, ACCESSIBLE by steamboats, al all OF the
year II would be useless to attempt iu scrption OF the
benefits 10 be derived from The OF these waters suffice
that ee fully warranted saying that their sanalve
pertes in the of Diseases OF the liver stnuah bowels
kidneys and skin, ulcers of long standing, general debility
by in the Drited States hundreds testify
who have tried their Efficacy.
Many have been made, and in progress
for the and pleasure of visitors There will be
regular packets from Mobile the Springs, weekly
Good hacks, with careful drivers will be in constant
dance persons and from the river The table
will be constantly supplied with very best the
pains render their visitors comfortable For chemical
peries OF the water the pubic referred TO the analysis OF
of the pnca Springs, by Professor Brumby. OF the
University OF Alabama.
RATES OF BOARD:
tlay w
;fweea. ~ OF
GV- Children and servants half price.
hoe per day;
t- Large families subject liberal deduction from the
| above rates. COMMON & HENRY, Prupretors
| Blsdnn Springs. Ala, May l. 1851. N.Y. am
LIZ For any further information, apply to the Agent il
Neworeans, 1. Is. SMITH, IL Poydras st.
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TN Z undersigned respectfully begs leave to in
L form her old friends and patrons, and the public -
generally that the above Hotel open for ss.y
reception of travellers and visitors for the ensurg iii.
season. Having been AT expense in building, HsS
elulfins ETC., she recommend her house
enor of accommodation, modIry and locality
Hotel the She has erected premises
large and spacious LII ROOM SURPRISING in dime n.
sons similar room in Biloxi which Is admirably adapted
to Balls, Parties, and public herngs generally, upon
win Oh occasions he wi et it on req able terms Also IN
addition the Ball ROOM she has prepared accommodation.
for at least fifty persons than
Her TABLE, it will be her care, to provide
amuy with the best that this and ghboflng afford
Fine and roomy g ATH HnUS Els, adjacent to the Hotel
for the yenience OF boarfiers.
Thankful Tor the liberal heretofore extended her
she respectfully rogue what will be her effort deserve,
share of public patronage.
PRICES:
Fer month $50 90 Per week 80 90 Per day II so
CAROLINE NJ. HUNT.
Biloxi. NAV g. 1851 myll If
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Per brig Paa Alto, from Chareston-C & Chapman
Ill l. Stone aco-Dyas &co-Wanaken & Krchh6f-i
vallsBarelli &co,-Dsvale l. Morano-John Bells l. {
II 1. Leyy-and order
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NEW ORLEANS:
MORNING, JULY IS.

The State VS.. Fargally-Stabbing. The as
saut and battery in this with intent to Kill
was so clearly proved to Recorder Genos yester'
day. that he sent the accused before the First Dis
trict Court. ]. Lauve for the State; j. Culbert-
son for the defence. Faure, the prosecutor, is not
az vet, pronounced out of danger. He is wounded
in three several places. The affiay took place al
Fargally's residence, Exchange Alley, about the
Sd of the present month.
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Larceny. Mary Ann O'Brien, charged with
robbing Pat Fitzpatrick, one of the lneal descend
ants of the house of Upper Ossory, of about $50,
was, despite all her protestations of innocence,
sent before the First District Court yesterday by
Recorder Caldwell.
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FAMILY GROCERIES. ETC.
TEASy TEAsiI
THE TEAS of the New York Canton Tea Com.

pany, NO. I'D
z hath a m street.
(The oldest T e a
establishment in the
United Stites.) N.
Orleans Agency. ~
Canal street. These
Teas are more ex-
tefsively known and
, approved of, than
those of any other
establishmentin this
county. Every sea
son the CANTON
TEA COMPANY en-
deav0rto control the
most valuable and
useful kindsofTKAs
that are imported ,
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hanged for killing Charles o. Baker, Of Boston.
After the hanging Baker recovered, but as Scott
had previously killed two white men and negro,
tue hanging was passed to his credit on the old
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L TEAS eroffered fol
salein this city, and at lowe
prices. These TrAs are oi
the latest importation, aDt
ofthe most choice qnali,ie,
grown in q hina, having
been selected with greal
care. For the use of fam.
lilies they are put up in
small quantities in well Sc.
cured metaIlicpackages, sc
as TO pQsei We their fra.
grance as long ia in the
chests.
City retail dealers
country merchants, steam
boats, ships and hotelssup
piled with every dnscrip
ton 0fTEAs, inchests. hal
chests, " ID and 6 u box
ages, ic desired.
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The Clamor Publico, Madrid paper, gives an
account of five murders, which took place at the
village Of Vallbona and neighborhoods in Spain, in
the open street, and during the daytime, within a
few months the perpetrators of these murders are
stated to have all escaped the pursuit OF the police
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BOSTON PIG PORK-Packedi in quarter bbls.
- expressly for family use-
Pickied Ssimon. in kits and half kits;
Mess Nacsere in zits and half kits
No. 10 half bba., quarter bbls., kits and half
kits;
HalbDts, Napes and Fins, IN quarter bbls.;
Dried Eod Fish, hae aFticis:
And large assortment Of Family and Plantation
Stores together with fnll If Ship Chandery
for saie los BY rap22l F. EVANS ca, 70 Camp st.
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Attempted Prescription of Bioomer'sm Two re-
spectacle young ladies Of Easlhampton, Mass, have
been denied admission TO the Congregational Church
there because, within day or two after having
been examined for admission, they had appeared in
the short dress of the Boomer style. The affair
had caused intense excitement at Easthampton
and many have been the converts to Bloomerisn
in cons. quence of il.
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Andrew Stuart, a custom-house officer, was
thrown overheard by Canadian boat captain,
recently, at Detroit, because he wished to examine
his vessel. The captain has been imprisoned.
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Black and White.-Jack, a slave, belonging to
David Moore, was ordered out for twenty-five
lashes to be aoet laid on, for improper and disor
derby conduct with Bridget Smith, who was fined
$25 for participation in the offence.
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There is landlord in Boston, who is in the
habit of placing extra fork beside the plate of
such boarders as have not paid promptly, being an
intimation to ." fork over" likewise.
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ST Fam BOAT


NEW YORK-Per ship Hope: 1672 bales cotton 30 do
cuttings ITO do % do wool 5 hhds tobacco. 100
bbs OIL 1915 sacks 99 hides, q boxes stones
pkgs mdse.
LIVERPOOL-Per ship Marathon: 2l77 bales cotton,
2593 bills flour
VERA CRUZ-PeT sehr Bonita: 300 reams paper, 45 bbs
potatoes, lot machinery and sunjries,
TAMPA BAY-Per schr Madona: AZ bbs -four 800 SKIS
corn 10 bbIs pork. 5000 hooppoles, etc.
PENsACOLA-Per schr Martha: so bbls -four 10 bbs
whisky, 10 do sugar. ~ do pork, 81 SKIS corn.
PENSACOLA-Per schr Dora Ballast.
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ISre-The chimney of house on Love street,
Third Municipality took fire about half.past three
o'clock yesterday morning. The fire being soon
quenched, no further damage was done.
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Fiddlng-William F. G. Dupessis lost fdole,
lent him by one J. M. Kennedy. Francis Simeon
bought the same from Francis Weilman for 500.
There the case, and the fiddle stands for the
ont
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We see that an English paper announces the
marriage of Charles Gait Esq, of Brighton, to
Mary Ann, daughter of the late Benjamin New,
Esq, OF Newport, Isle of Wight Feline felicity
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Note-In the First municipality designated in the following
table by mI the Nos commence the Railroad and
the Second n Nos the Steamboat Land
i,
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Coneealsd.--Corporal Crevon, First Munich
paty Police, AYERS, that Joachim De Sylvia had a
concealed weapon. This is all, so far.
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TIN medicine
of Dyspepsia all such
habus scrity tbs stomach, asthm
debility arising porRctsd evers
ing importer gestion, csnlion "
Iii remedy and surpassed ty J1tcms
females ,uderns from
Among the and highly Respectable cerscas " rsS
to the oloviug:
Prof ssor A. A. HAYES NJ. D., State Assayer;
FiTzHEsRY HOMER, ESQ.,, Boston;
Jas z. DUNN Esq. CITY Treasurer, Boston;
Hon. MYROs LAWRENCE, tx-Pres Mass. Senates
Hon L. III. ARNOLD, formerly Governor OF Rhode Island,
member of Congress
Hon WIN. WoODDRIDeE, formerly Governor If MiGhi.
gan, now Y. ?: Senator; III 81
Hor; }. T: MoRxHEAD, formerly Governor Of Ktazav
Hon. j F. sIsaoss. u. 8. Senator from Rho1e -
Hon. SAM s. PHELPS, U, s. ss..aios from vssPe
Hon. SoLoMoN FooTr, member of Congress ~ va
Hon. u, d. FOSTER, msuhef OF Congress from fenns&
Hon W. L. MARTIN, Delegate in Congress ffom Wsc0n-
| Gen a. Z. Dopar, memberin CongYes from Iowa:
r. STowE, ESQ.,. Clerk the House ol Representy'a
| q g. TRowRRIDsE, Esq.,, Detroit, M0h.s
| JOSEPH HoxIR, ESQ.,, 70 Wall street, NewYork.
Many other i the resrectebi
TO- who vii confirm all tas has been aid nj. ay.gab
REED, BATES T. AUSTIN. Wholesale Druggists. N
| For sale by j. WRIGHT CO., Isl Chartress
~ Price 81 par bottle; Az bottles Tor q.
tB- CAUTIoNEach Genuine Organised Biftsn
will have The outside wrapper printed in English French and
ian, with the Of Geo. Greea, Proprietor Tire
sie. and IN slitlon finely engraved label upon ~ - Il the
| " aIs d&w
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Mr. Sinclair, of Exeter, N H., has COW, from
whose one weeks milk he made eighteen and a
half pounds of butter
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A Great National Work.

THE GALLERY OF Industrious
sy s By Ro 81
Thu title viii Be published during the year 1850
American citizens, who have become INDUSTRIOUS the service
Of The county Every portion Of the work will receive the
worthy and enduring monument to the OF the
MI Brady has been years engaged a, great expense in
collecting Portrait; for National Gallery, and those which
any that ever been taken in the accomplishment Of
this great object he has experienced the and
taton has been long established need any recommenda
ion His daguerreoypes in The highest the works
The ra~ss and Of 'E have been
by % a Of s : 70 be and
Paris and every impression this Gallery will be taken under
carefully and as superb style as the engravngs Them
selves The entire work will be on the finest imperial folio
This work has nothing sectional in il scope viii there
n S w Sf be W m n h Of those
won TO, them an honorable fame Throughout the
lives All and Literature are universal in Their spirit, and
this Gallery Is intended 70 be worthy and enduring
that lover of snd friend Of Union viii
mendabe an under.akne that its publication make
uous Union together consondas ts sill more
firmly.
prices they sustain in Euroe would place beyond the reach
Of most OF our citizens the publishers have resolved merit
'a he owns 10" p''e They have
CONDITIONS OF SUBSCRIPTION AND SALE.
year subscription for twenty. four numbers $50 90
Two copies Tor the year, (each). Is oC
len " observation-disclosures. 10 0t
twenty Observation-Disclosures. IA 0C
Fhty OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. II "
A the numbers sold separately For single humber one
dollar and larger quantity of any single number at the
rates above.
AZ orders is for single 1nmbers or more will be promptly
without danger Of injury by the Expresses any part
country.
f5 Any Bookseller Postmaster, Librarian or any othe,
obtain subscribers, and his orders will be filled
when the money is received.
Advertisements which the Fine Arts, in even
Department will he admitted the Cover, the style t
European journals the following terms:
For square (of eight ines) nce...........,.$l O.
square lor one year 10 W
A corresponding reduction for larger space.
Cards Of Ar lists and Others (o halt squa e) the year.
N. BAN orders and business communications NAV b
addressed (post paid) 10 BRADY, D'AVIGNON Il co.
2l5 Broadway New York.
Subscription lists opened all the principal Book ore
throughout the United States. 1875 6m
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son Messrs s NJ sivensoa, W A Morris. J Seaman A
Mclean. G Ball, 7 Stnson, Davies. ] Dckerson, ;
Howell, J Adriand. A Stokes. Stain. r Henderson,
l. Dudley-and D negroes on deck
PASSENGERS SAILED.
Per steamship Winfield Scott. for New York; Wehrle
A &C nm, Geo Connolly, b Phelps and child. Robb
Schoss: } Hart Beaton, w saunders MN Mure and
servt, A b Cammdck Mills, T CLARK, Jas Fitch, ] B
Thatcher. 0sgood, g l. ;aIter Lemon and Leon.
i salomon J Hanaui Orion. -tadaker, Judson c
Bertrand and son. Capt Layess Capt Camnrg ia; Hoz,
: Lee, LegePdre selzmann, y pol,s, VanBuresn.
Thompson Alex Dunn, S iVenschenck, j T Wells, j Il b
Gratia, Semon, i.lt,rox, Mareio Col Wanton, H
Brown: Poner, v st Martin, G Maui, r Kirkland
Alex MeNea liass Klotz, NleLeand, B Saloy, J {
kOhn. Bonda.; Bouezon. Le9ni. Higgins, Dr
fractus, 7 z Poole, 4 Levy, John nealy, CANINE,
ID Thomas, Stewart, NJ G Mi Is, A Garrison Maddox
> Glmnot, Mortimer, w Tanar, A X Josephs 2
Marshall lady children and servt, II Sheppard Hrs Blair
MIS- Mccormick, Miss g Cenas, John Murtock lady chill
d,en and servant. MIR william and lady Mrs Dallas
children and servt Mrs Spotiswood Mrs Rapelge chd
servt, w Tilion and lady. Wibay and lacy, Pal
mer and lady Miss Eiohlnsham Miss Maddox Miss Paup
lady child and seryt. Mrs Mccall lady child and erv Miss
Geradln Ms PnlIeug child sevt, Cheeye. Foger
Pets, Dr Baker, L w Rose Fleming, Mrs Oliver, Mrs
Bailey MIS- Hooper, A Davis nnd lady Lane and lady
Miss Wells and servt, Mrs Smms, White lady three
children and Mde d rrand and seryt, Miss Scott Geo
Pugh, G w nrner and lady, Mantebsum and lady, $
w Cochran lady child and se,vt, A Phillips, Col Tufts
Foley, w Stevens, w n Foster, Fraser, Story, y
Nixon, DR. Richie, Mr. Gregory.
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THE WATERING PLACES.
PASS CHRIsTIAN HOTEL.

~ This we'll known ssskR.bment re onsns mi, av n,
the reception of visitor. During spring alterations have
give satisfaction Attached the premises ara hs,hin,
houses. bowling alleys. biasd pom. pistol gallery and
RATES or BOARD
By the day. AZ 90
BY the week, for transient visitors "a
BY the month at such rates be on
predicated the number of rooms required and length
oi.ime occupied, and at as low price house
the Coast.
1t is the determination of the undersigned maintain the
reputation Of this house in all its departments and
tons will be spared to give satisfaction to It's
paiFons.
The mail boats Oregon. California Florida. St Charles
and Moe to and from Mobile stop the Pass daily,
advertised.
tendenca of R. II. McNar. Esq. of New Orleans.
The rvces OF three resident Physicians. of well known
reputation. can be obtained all times
r. II. MONTGOMERY. Manager
eH Letters and newspapers left the Offices OF r. Ged.
des, Esq.,, Bank Place. and Mills Jud.on ESQ., corner of
Canal and Camp streets. forwarded daily.
| Pass Christian, May 81, 1851. lea tsI 2dpIm
nAPHNE HOTEL Mobile Bay-The under
obe ssi 'sass "
shower Bath. and Salt Water Ba hing "a the Bay has
cngs Of he same s1es the It Of Jpne and
sanal, and dicaeiss Of the Market The fine Fish Of the
families The bea uiful shade arors
the ola fronting the bay all times afford delightful
| and shady retreat trim the MONDAY
The Mineral Water containing Iron. Nagnesia and Sui
phar, fen for the of mitigation and torpid vers
and general debility
The beauty Of the Shower Baths only be appreciated
by those " no have tried them.
The Roads through the Pine Hills good
Ten Pin Al-ys, ri lard Rooms and good Bar will be
| kept open during the season.
| RATES
~ 1 $50 W
ny the "
i
Supper, Lodging and Breakfast NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. / 81
Children and Servants half price.
SR Favorable terms sui! families.
| CHARLES PITTS
stes mboat runs twice day and flo Mobile III 2n
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The Washington Southern Press wa: "out of
town - on the 4th Of July.
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GALVESTON-Per sea nshp Pampero: box of 3157
in coin s M Siven on-l trunk and bag mdss Musna-
cases segars r ID Blossman.
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and consequently are able 10 furnish every thing in their line
Of ne quality for the price, that this respect no othei
establishment excel, if at ali equal them
s. II. PAGE, Agent, &
" Canal street, one door below Royal.
GV inst received per steamship Ohio and ship Union,
large assortment Of the above Teas.
myS 3m S.H PAGE, Agent.
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MRS. ]. DIAMOND.


THE Bay St. Louis Hotel will be opened on the
4 18th June, Liberal arrangements will be made a
with families who wish take Board for the s.ason SA
letters addressed the undersigned. will receive Ii3
prompt attention. C.. LEW1S
Bny St. Louis, NAV "a 1851 rnvyj n D.
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SHADY GROVE, BILOXI,

THIS well-knOwn Summer Retreat is now open
Il for the reception of Boarder During the spring, "a
many additions and Improvements have been made to f:
ensure degree OF comfort and 41
the of the house. TIE Table will be always urnhed
with ali the decscies which the the New Or
leans markets anrd and the best Table Care free OF
CHARGE and always plenty of Min from kept
the premises Attached the house fine airy Bath
Houses and fine Shady Lawns. which make one OF the
most pleasant OF the shore.
Arrangements for can be made with the proprietor
at the Poydas Restaurant No. 50 Poydras street.
my9 I'm JOHN COATES, Proprietor.
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ErlNAd.

Steamship Galveston. Place. from Galveston 18th inst. TIC
Harms e. Morgan-M my,
Steamship Pampeo, Wells, from Galveston 18th inst. to
Armstrong, Harris &co-2d my.
Brig Pala Alto Wood 10 days from Charleston, to master
I'd my.
sTEAMBOATs.
Anna. Johnston, from Warrington.
Caddo, Graham, from Shreveport.
Gpsy, IRE, from Bayou Sara
Magnolia, Shute, from Eddyvie (ky.)
New Laona, Hart. from Bayou Sara.
Western World, Norton, from st Louis.
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AUCTION SALES.
J.. r.. CARRERAs'
AUCTION STORE,

N CoETI STREET.
LII Winds q Merchandise received bis store
n or Private Sale.
will be paid TO outdoor sales of Carsos
Household Furpiturs,
tB Lbers advances made invoices Goods when deposited
To Dc sold at auction LEA SIN