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To THE PUBLIC.

For the benefit Of those persons suffering from the
most PAINFUL ioath and disease called CAN
CIR do hereby make the fol owing statement d-cr ring
10 be Some twelve months ago co ored woman
belonging to John Stone Esq of Har'onburg La,
paced IN my charge 10 be brought this city, then pa
under the treaimen, of Gilbert, for
TO 'bes office. for the OF his prescribing for her,
and he. after thoroughly prom her case
positively incuabe that the disease bey ond paiaon.
then took her board boat-Osce0a-of which was
the captain to take her back her But
time OF departure, s. REYNOLDS passing, and we
called him aboard his opinion relative the won an S
condition. He Examined her. and Immediately declared he
could cure her So left her with him, No. 23 Graver
street, beeving that she would be useless he,se and
master, and would shurty die unless reeved) He com.
menced his treatment, and in few months saw her. and
considered her perfectly WELL radi ally cured. and hav
heard OF the least sembauce return of h.
dsease-cancsr. J l.. MOORE,
Commander of the steamer New World -
NeyyOre4ns, June 10 1851 iell If
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From Nassau, ", PILES of the ROYAL
Gazette and Commercial Advertiser" with
dates to June l4th have been received at the Ex-
press Office.
The pine apple business has been unusually ex-
tensive and profitable. About 80, 900 dozen had
been shipped from Pittman's Cove alone at Eeu-
,hera, two schooners lett for England witt cargoes
OF the fruit, Tor the Liverpool market
The Gazette devotes large space to American
politics. and American news in general
American schooner Gen. Taylor arrived at Mas
sau on the 18th ut, via lIarbor Island. She land.
ed passengers, and sailed same day for the Cove
to load pine apples. N. Y. Express, 1st inst
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Trial Of a Negro for Murder.-The slave P, m
pey, belonging 10 - Ca, anagh, was tried yester
day before Judge Larue, on the charge of having
killed boy named Fizeerad in June last, by run
ming over him with day The jury found him
guilty ard the Judge sentenced him to twenty. five
ashes upon this day, and t~ eny five lashes on the
lth of August. The award of punishment melted
out on this occasion, did not seem to give g-ne ral
satisfaction. Another negro boy was tried revious
for striking white girl with brickbat, and ac-
Quilted. Merciful times, these, for The colored
populatjon
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BILOXI HOUSE.

THIS Establishment will be opened for the re-
cepton of visitors the 2a,h INST, under the -
management of JOHN W NIXON. f.i..fA
lIunpg the spring additions and improvements 42A
have been made insure degree OF comfort and
con venience the guests OF the house.
7 he sandy beach OF Biloxi heretofore annoying 10
deaans, has been pahked by ore OF the cnpO'ao and
offers promenade unrivaiied by any OF the
villages
The Table will always be supplied with the decaoe= IF
the and New Orleans Market
Atarned the house wi, be tyand Bath houses, Bar
and billiard Room, and Ten Pin Alleys.
The following Rates Board will be charged during the
season:
~ the month (per week. Sli W
w
Children and Servants half price.
Ru0x,, May 10. 1851 m315 3m
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MAGNOLIA HOTEL, RILOXI, Miss.

TIE undeIsgned respectfully begs leave 20 IN
generally, that the above Hotel for -
reception of travellers and visitors the Jung k3
Having been at great in building z5sA
repairing etc she recommend her house not in
enor OF collation.. modify and incsi'y.
Hotel the She has erected Oh he
large and spacious RAJ IL ROOM. surprising in dm-n;
similar in Biloxi, which admirably ada DtFd
Balls, Parties, and public gatherings generally, upon
VIII oh occaors she will let reasonable terms. Also,
addnn the Ball Room, she has prepared accommodations
tor at Iea.t fifty persons than
uER TABLE, it will be her constant to provide
with the best that this ghborng afford
Flu and roomy BATH USES, adjacent the Hotel,
for the veniencA OF boarders.
Tnaukiu for The liberal heretofore extended her.
respectfully reque what will he her effort dese, e.
share OF public patronage
Per month. $50 20 Per week IS 20 Per daysl so.
CAROLINE NJ. HUNT.
Rlnxi Nav 2 1881 myil "
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DON'T CLEAR, Baldwin county, Ala-Th

PUN CLEAR, Baldwin county, Ala.-The
undersigned has purchaser this fasIi ,nabe IA
ing place. ana VIII Oren It the LIST OF June, for the 49,
en,srainn ent OF TRANSIENT and permanent guests AH
. tintel 10 DELIGHTFULLY."- situated The eastern Of
II OF Mexico is wi hin fifty yards the of the
Bay WI beng clear and -at with a bold shore and firm
white sand bolt tenders this place airy lrsc
sea bathing The building. all fonlng son, h. with
inter, enng land ubNr rciuus Gulf breezes
The R'ams IRE large and well ventilated
lnmet !ely IN the ans beautiful (half mile in
wih) OF 'oe.t trees hose umb age,us ge pIOecrs
the rmbler from the Wi iday Pure spring ae, il
led III ,,oiel by hyd anisat the distance of half
m e s good White Sui bur Spring.
Goud carriage roads ard wal have he ma e.
.uccrssion of p e Hills from the back cuun,ry
All the vaees OF Fish and Game this latitude abound
in The viciuiiy of the Hotel.
To al the advantages of position the subscriber adds his
pOmi that the Table nd Rar shall b- supaled h the
best selections Of The Mobile and Newt 'reans markets.
his Undivided aite ion The Of the
and pleasure o. HI, guests. JULIUS TIT, P,o rietor
eR safe ami rasint steam built exi ressy toI
the will ply constantly be Mobile and FONT
Cear-and fine sal boats always hand for The q v
tors is 2m
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THIS desirable Summer Retreat and Watering
L Place is order Tor visitors Many "A
important improvements ave been made during The tfH
past winter, which is wharf running TO &x
the top OF the bluff of gradua, and thereby
avoiding the oug flight OF formally used. This adds
another to the pleasant walks about the premises.
sons can be Handsomely aia ed the coming
he bathing arrangements are extensive. The rhower
baths led from spring yielding Al least 100 sun
ure water minute. The Bay bathing equal to any in
the South.
The location Of this place being nearly 50 fee, above the
level the bay, with nothing ubsucl the breexes trUm
the Cult; wi fine Of the Bay, city OF Mob West
Shure, etc nice shady good roads, swsmps
or stand water consequently Quioes, renders
Of the san,est well heaesl places OF resort to be
found in the whole country.
:, Arransemensa. made for an abundant supply Of Fish,
Oysters, Crabs, ct 81.
The proprietor commenced building t Enlistment about
the LIST J,nuary, lS4s, with the Of making the
acive place in the South The business thus far has
ceeded his expectations. Being the builder
and landlord re knows to hrs interest TO entertain
his the very best possible which all he
considers to the table, bar
Besides the variety OF amusements. which
enve at other watering place the op,oI has
viied Tor the attendance OF Band OF Music
THIS place having been a avOrle the two
Tor large number OF the citizens Of New Orleans and Lou.
ana, the proprietor hopes by strict nton, continue
To receive their patronage.
Tn. fine Helen touches the harf
day.
The charges will be moderate Letters directed
to ol, wood, Mobile viii come direct and without de-
tenton. w Lizard FREEMAN PrOprietnr
Hollywood, May g. 1851. myl9 3m
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importation Of Cotton into Liuerpool-The
Liverpool Chronicle says: The cotton imported
into Liverpool amounts to more than seven.eighths
OF the consumption of this material in all our
manufactures, one-eighth going to the ports OF
London, Glasgow. Hull, and casually to minor
ports. OF the whole of this import five six tbs
come from the United States, the remaining one.
sixth from Brazil, Egypt, and the West ladies'
The whole quantity received in Liverpool in 1850
was l,J73,2O2 bales, worth twelve millions ster-
ling, imported in 100000 tons of shipping, and
employing for wages machinery and interest OF
capital invested in the cotton manufactures at
least forty seven millions sterling year, and paw.
ing not less than EFT 100000 annually in wages
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EAST PAsCACOULA HOUSE.

TIL + undersigned have taken lease for three
\ the well known Hotel al East PaacagOuIa, -
Miss, so long known and kept by NJ McRae. 1t 1E:A
viii be opened tor the reception of company the V6
10Th June The ps is famed Of the delightful
aud hea'hiu the Gulf 10 the breeze. hiss
the finest tahng, Fishing and for all kinds Of
recrea ion desirable in summer resort.
The uoie undergoing thorough repairs, and will be fin
shed IN complete STYLE The Garden in admra.
bic order.
The fare will he the best that lie obtained of the
markets. and the ned fat themselves that
experience the Hotels in SewOreansthe St Charles
and The It lOuis-are that nothing will be
wanted for the com orr OF their guesis.
myl5 BOYD 4 SIMPSON.
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SHIPPING.

United states Mail Steamship Company.
FARE REDUCED
FOR NEW YORK DIRECT, via HAVANA.
L The splendid double engine steamship ca EROk EF,
pit Winde com handing, will leave her wharf opp site
the Place a. Afm-., with he fsuvernm-n Mails and ,asen
gers, SUNDAY, July 10 Clock a. M precisely.
RATES
10 New ork.. state room Berth, First abn $50 90
Standee berth, Forward Cabn........ 40 o.
S'eerage Berth snd found ............. 70 90
To Havana. State rom Berth First Cabin A. 20
siandee Ber h. Forward Cab ,....... 30 10
Storage Berh AMI found ............. 20 o.
kF Passengers Tor Havana must have passports from
the Spanish Consul.
~ Each OF the Company's steamships has an expert
en,e Sni bOsrd.
tK Spece only taken freight to Havana.
No Bills of La ling signed the mer has sailed
or freight or passage, apply at Inc Office Of the
iyl0 JAMES R. JENNINGS, Agent.
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Sui a Candidate.-A gentleman came into our
office the other dav, who saws he is 90 years old
past. He was marr. d at 81. and lived with his
vile 80 years-she had 10 children and died. He
II en- renamed single 10 months and married again
Nv his last wife he had II childr-n lived with her
30 yars, she has been dea years, and he is still
candidate for matrmony. Every one of his
children lived to the " of mtrury. and 10 are
s'ill alive. He can TO sho't rife as we'll as
evrr-can THREAD needle without spectacles-
h airing but very lit l--and nervous system per-
iectiy SIT ady. He says he cut and split $50
ais ii day, and can jump up and hit his heels 10
re her twice before SIT king the ound at night
la appearance, he does not look to b, over co. and
Is AS straight as an arrow-and says, that tx, cpl
me rheumatism, he feels near as young as ever
Lew sbnrg (Tenn.) Treg 'aph
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Per steam hip Winfield Scott from New York-Mr Perry,
'cCu chez lady It'd aud Miss Destrechau, Slack
TG Little DR. Mrrcer and lady. Dabney, A P,c'oe,
! Smith Mss nppen1s,m Nj Whit ey and eh,d Miss
= Stone Tniour w y l.irle. j : Bee6e, D.camp & NJ
Merlcy. Weir klinck
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FIRST District Court.-Ellen Henry, f w. C was
sent before the FIRST District Court Yesterday by
Recorder Genois, for insu ing and abusing Officer
BoullOsa in thu discparge of his duy
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Death from being Stabbed -Saumuel Mcdowell,
aged twenIyfou years, native of Canada, died
yesterday in Dr. Stones Hospital of punctured
wound in the chest, on the right side, said to have
been inflicted by he hands of one Alexander De-
sarpes, pilot of the steamboat G psy. Such was
the verdict of the Coroner's jury. Desarpes is
arrested
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sHREVEPnRr-Per steamer ckaway No Q: 90 bales
cotton Brandey, W liams &cO-i5 do ID cOOper Sco-7
do Kelly tonyngham-7d do o Roubun5 90 @ Burke Il
cr-l d. Bonn Smth-l5 hhds sugar Hin, Mclean CO
s. hides dunbar Buchanan bales Ne tries ec 10 order
Total, 81 les cotton
LAFOU r. 'HE-Per steal er Muse: 20 bids sngar A
Gaud-lo bbI. cern sugar g bbs .oasses Darby Ire
nnulet bales cotton pavy Lbt co.'s bae. Dru
tibet " SOn-sundres 10 order.
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PORT OF. NEW ORLEANS.
CRKsCKsf OvyIcs,
Thursday Morning. July 10. 1851. !

CR.scrsr ovyrcs,
Thursday Morning. July 10, 1851.
Cleared Yesterday.
Steamship Frnny. Fc9te Brazos St Jaso "a Meeke.
Snip s. Charles, Hlard NewYork, J w stanton Il co
Bark Millaudon, Butler Havana, PUG. Mir tkco
Arrived.
Steamship Winfield Scot, Couiard from NewYork let
inst. 10 RatcOck Il Fennel~Lsfsye tie.
Steamshp Yacht. Forbes from Galveston 9Th inst Harris
Morsan-2d my.
sTEANBOATs.
Music, Streck, from Lafourche
Rockawsy No 2, Davis. from Shreveport.
Exports.
BRAZOS 8T IAGO-Per steamship Fanny: hid and
20 bales tobacco 80 bbs eur 100 kegs lard 20
bxs starch 81 bxs sOap, ID bbs 81 SKIS sunde
NEW YORk-Per ship Creole: 386 ba-s cotton, IL bales
rags 75s bales hemp II hhds tobpccO 1911 pigs ead 675i
sks corn 10 kegs butter. ID bb 81 bbs OIL So
ba rs baggng AZ kegs whisky, Is mahogany, 145 pkgs
mdse.
NEW YORk-Per shin st Charles: s4s bales cnttou 31s
bales hemp - do mos do WOOL do skins Is bales
hair 81 sacks 1000 pigs lead 10 hhds tobacco pkgs
copper. ga block walnut. IL pass md e.
HAEANA-Per bark Mlsudon 1877 hbls Csj keg' lard,
flour.
lmpOrta.
NEW YORK-Per steamship Whitfield Scott Assorted
mdse.
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MRS. J. DIAMOND.


THE Bay St. Louis Hotel will be opened on the
18th June Liberal arrangements will be made -
with families who wish take Board for the mt
addressed The undersigned. will receive G.k
prompt attention. g. LEWIS.
Iiay I,anis NAV 1881 myI :
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TObaccO-We heard of 236 hhds sold as follows: Ill
hhds private terms. and Us hhds 2>s96a.c VI H.
sugar a"d MOlasses-Sugar retailing at 55a a SIC
for far. Morning dong in Molasses.
FiOurMarket quiet, and sales limit ed to 800 bbs ncu
ding 100 BIB ST. Louis - 871s 50J IS 10
y bb
Grain-The stock of Corn the Levee very light and
the prpc sale $50 sacks NJ xed 4ic bushel OF
OATS about 500 sacks ST Louis sold in four five lots
&c., OF Bran 500 sacks sold &c., and 325 81 w
lu0 ID.
PrOvisiOnsWe noticed a sale of 800 bb Pork. without
nsneciion, prices not made public. OF Beef, 81 bbh
Prime sold at $40 80 y Dbl Bacon firm. with sales of
Is casks Ribbed Sides SIC, 4, do, in lots SIC, 6
clear 81, II at 81, 10 81 30 casks inferior SouId-rs
SIC, and 10 &c ID Also. Tuesday but not then
reported, casks ribbed sides ls2sc Lard dull with
sale AZ bbis at 94c OfBuuer 100 kegs sold
lie W H.
Bagging and ROpe-There a fair nqu iry, and the
sales up SO pieces and coils inc udng 50 pieces and
coils at 31a and ga cash 100 13ts and SIC, equal
cash. 100 pieces and lOO coils and 50 pieces and 80 coils
1874 and sac on time with interest.
Nhisky-R gifted is held at 49, l9c. but noticed
a sale OF 81 bb,s from store at lsl4c v gallon.
Northumberland limited.
francs eba
New York sixty.day Bills ..........lsln24 " ct, disc
sight Checks on New ork. W disc.
Freights-We heard of no new engagements.
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THAHT,E| PITTS.
stea mboat twice day and fro Mobile jy7 2n

FRANKLIN HOUSE, BILOXI-This we'll
know house now open Tor the reception Of am'i
transient ermHnent boar and visitors The .ubscr
ecully inform, friends and the public, that she
eas-d The above known h franklin This -stab
shmsni has b-en en'irey refed and will find
all and ever comiorJ, with airy and commodous
She Is u PREPARED % nmmodae hOaf'-rs in
INFERIOR any first eiass no ei Oh the Toast.
kV Mines and liquors of the best quality be had
Ih- bar. Terms moderate.
Ie9 I'm MRS. J. DIAMOND.
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r. R. r.
RAILWAYS READY RELIEF

~. ~. IL.
RAILWAYS READY RELIEF
Is aeknosotedgsd By the true men Of america to
be tie quickest aud most e6ectuai remedy
for The cure Of pain anil the removal
Of "s ea"s1 PAIN II the WORTH
IS the warning given of the presence of disease
ard the prostration system To Stop pain
instantly frs, de-dera strengthen the
nerves, and TO give v"y and healthy action e, The merry
ol disease. This we accomplish by
Railways Ready Relief,
when PREPARED expressly tor the instant 'ee ct PAIN and
senpthe nvigorae. and to regulate The action OF the
ssoP, "a h svs s
bs and quickest cure for all
Neuralgia, Tic DOulOureux, Sick and
Nervous Headache,
VINO nave used weak and Intellectual ,emedes in vain,
R.sr sse e"s =, ssS StaHy
completely cured them 1t has Stopped The excIucatng
pA"s' u pam Oh Rheumatism
tour hours has cured during lis application Ii will
Neuralgia.
Every case Of neuralgia where has been properly used
has aoue the pain in few minutes. Its continued
sehsthen the nerves and rid the system entirely from
-, Of pTSsaon Of the mnsces.n vs.
nus' u ensthens, warns, and invgorates every muscle
Pains In the Zones.
All pains and all feel its wonderful soothing and
STRENGTHENING influence; 1t instantly The mos,
pains.
Jumping TOOth-ache.
u WIN sop m most tantaiZng -ache a few seconds
hs thousands OF our czens Nervou. pains Of
Rellei.
Sick Headache.
out OF 1000 will free from pam Is minutes, and
the c9nnne use according directions will positively
tS~ Prce-5O aud rs GEMS.
RAILWAYS INDICATED SOAP,
AS beautifier of the Skin.
SURPRISES every thing the kind the world
kedness Pimples, Blochas, Pusues, letter Rash. 1t
cures Salt Rheum Ring Worm, Heads Sores Pa
ar Ernpons ttmparts heath the skin and beauty the
compexoh hsa ursery and Toilet Soap. is beyond The
each o. nVaty hnd tor Shaving purposes is the best
use Tine cak. oil Railways Soap Will las, longer han three
cakes OF the same size OF other Soap there
Inc cheapest and be the world. Pr 70
cases IN engraved Wrappers and the of R. G..
Railway upon each wrapper,
THE GROWING ORNAMENT OF
BEAUTY
is a beautiful head of LuIuriant Hair.
Railways Circassian Balm.
The lady or gentleman desire, a beautiful article
dress Their HAIR, are advised 10 make OF Railways CIR
Sassan Dam II POSSESSES many adva ages over all Other
oahdrnH gives tne and the ,oOts
CRATES TO healthy ion the ie which gives
nar healthy root and t0rces the TO grow
Badness, the hair from falling out makes l. tine
soft aud glossy, keeps from turning grav or com
ng disco ored 1t Truly luxury 10 dress the hair with
delicious preparation.
eS- sold by J. WRIGHT & co.
a. Isl Cbartres
apio eod&W ly G. N. MORRISON.
IL Magazine st.
RUTTER-200 kegs Prime Western, for sale
- By A. u. GRiEFk CO. -. W and u Did Lsvss.
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Au TO Ast0n,sh the Brouns a-les Brown
was brought up yesterday before Recorder Cald-
well, charged by one Of the Levee police, with
stealing box of shoes from dray on the Levee,
al tie loot OF Note Dame street. The property
beloI cd 10 H S. Brigham 81 Co, and was worth
about $50 Mr.. Brown was furnished with an in
PRODUCTION to Judge Larue, and is now in prison
awaiting the result.
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SHADY GROVE, BILOXI.
THIS well-known Summer Retreat is now open
for !ne rrcepuon of Roarder.. during the spr,nE, IA
additions and Improvements have been made ia
ensure greater degree of comfort and convenience 70
the guests of the house TIE Table will he always tuFnehG
with all the decscie which the and the New Or.
leans markets Afford and the best Table Caret Tree Of
charge and always nty of pure Milk from kept
The premises Attached to the house fine airy Bath
Houses fine Shady Lawns, which make ii OF the
most pie the shore.
Arrangements for be made with the proprietor,
the POydas street Restaurant No. 80 Poydras street.
my2S lin JOHN COATES. Proprietor.
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NEW ORLEANS MARKERS,
CRESCENT OFFICE,

Cotton-Fac'os free sellers yesterday, and here
were several buyers in the market. TIE sales consequently
fully 400 bales Pieces rather easier for me
descriptions, but there quoabe change The sales
sday embraced l5O bales. which then reported
making the business of that day 1900 bales We yet quote
A ss g.
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! s.H.s r-RING PLACES.
Pass csal, ZrTAN HOTEL.


~ THIS well sbHsnent opens this day ssr
reception Of visitors Dorng surng
been made IN the gentemen's department. which fail
to give sisfscton Attached the premises bath
houses. lowing alleys. billiard room, pistol gallery and
RATES soARB-
Ry the 90
Bv the week. for transient visitors. 80
By the month at such rates az may be agreed
pf.dcae npoo the number Of rooms quwed. and length
time occupied, and at as low price As any house
the Coast.
It is the determination of the undersigned maintain the
reputation of this house in all s departments and
tons will be spared TO give satisfaction 70 its numerous
pa rons.
The mail boats Oregon, California, Florida st. Charles
and Mo lie, to and from Mobile, the Pass daily.
advertis d.
Aat red to the Hotel an Acadsmy. under the superin
tendenc, Of r. H. McNair, Eco. of New Orleans.
1hes vioes Of three resident Physicians OF well known
reputation, be obtsiued at all times.
RH MONTGOMERY. Manager
TT Letters and newspapers left the offices of r. Ged
des Esq. Bank Place. and Mills Judson. ESQ.,. Of
Canal and Camp streets, are forwarded daily.
Pass christian. MAY 81, is5l ie2 al Nplm
nAPHNE HOTEL, Mobile Bay-The under
be atiu wa'e'ng place si,nsted on the esCe,n shoe ~
shower B,,hs and SAT- waer "a hing ia The BY has TAX
supply his friends snd the pubic all lines with the
,aT,al. and icsess Of the Market the fine Fish Of the
The Bed Room. being ,es and ary ave well adapted 70,
bisfs bay all times afford delightful
and shady IL noondaY sun.
The Mineral Wa.r, containing Iron Msxnesia and Sui
ph, the Of indigestion and torpid vers
| and general debility.
The beauty the Shower Baths only be appreciated
by those Tho have tried them.
The R ads hrou gh rhe Pine Hills are good
Ten Pin All vs. III lizard Rooms and good Bar will be
kept open duuAg tn season
l. RATES
By the II 90
,tytnr Jay ~ ~
|
Supper, Lodging and Breakfast Observation-Disclosures. 80
| Chi'd en- ,nd Servan half price.
| ~ Favorable terms sui, families.
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sEW ORLEANS CATTLE MARK EFT.
JEFFERSON City,
Wednes lay Evening, july s. 1851.
Arrived steamship Pampero 100 calves and a drove of
Texas Beeves The market bare Of Western Cattle and
Calves moderate supply of Hogs and heavy stock Of
Sheep.
-PRICEs-
BEEF CATTLE Cine WESTERN seq CIV ID net
. (Texas, etc., ............... 90 y nel
uoas oOotac " n net
SHEEP 81 50ID ~ ~ v head.
uiLtH CoWs fiokD 20 "
30 SUQf on W head