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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1851-07-03

In the Preparatory Department, Tuition varies
from $40 to 1880; other expenses the same
This well known Institution Of the s. w., is situa-
ted az The Country, nearly 10 miles from any town
or village, in region remarkable for health and
beauty and in the location Of the s. Western Rail
Road from Lynchburg to Tennessee The cheap
ness of It's terms and its almost entire exemption
from the ordinary temptations TO extravaganza and
vice, as well its thorough organization and dis
cpine, present high claims the patronage of the
public ie 26-St G. COLLINS, pres't.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1851-07-03
OMAMPCNE WAINE.-9O baskets

" Chamras Wine, in pint and quart Bottles
some OF the best braxds Imported and warranted
gessiss. For sale by MCDANIEL g. LEE.
may 9o-ts
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1851-07-03
SCHOOLS.
NMORY a uENRY COILEGE,

IL WASHINGTON COUNTY.-The Fall
Session of this iourshing Institution will commence
ON Thursday, the alst of August, and continue 81
.Is
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1851-07-03

eui, Court continued and held for Bot,etourt Coun-
ty, on Thursday, tho sth Of September, 1859.
James b. kaysef and Mary +. his wife, former
" Allen, John Mccartney and Margaret NJ. his
wife, formerly Allen, George 7. Allen. james w.
Miller and Harriet his wifa, foimcrly Allen, s. b.
D. Poagc and Sarah p his wife, formerly Allen,
md William X. Z. Allen, Plants.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1851-07-03
SPRINGS Pafrick,

OTICE-A sum of money has been found
LN by of my servants, which the can
have by describing the same and paving of ad-
vertising. ie 30-wiw JAS. f. HORNER.
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c,PRVNG AND SUMMER FAsH-

SsPRING AND SUMMER FASH
- lONS.-.J. B. EDWARDS, Merchant 1a,
Tor, a few doors above Mcem & Gwatkin and oppo-
site San,uc B. Thurman returns thanks to his Gus
toners dnd the public generally, for the liberal
couragerent extended to him for the past year,
and respectfully ask continuation of the same He
has large number Of first rate workmen employ
ed and being determined to turn out as good work
can be done, be feels confident cf giving entire
satisfaction to all who mag favor him with their pat
ronage. He would invite attention to new stock
of cloths. cassimcres vestings and trimmings, laid
in this spring with care and for cash. which will be
made up on reasonable terms and very low for cash.
J. B. EDWARDS, Act,
an 1e-wts for r. s. Bradshsw.
BLANKS FOR SALE HERR
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BLANKS FOR SALE HERR
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1851-07-03

~
been called Monsieur before. -.
Monsieur JEAN here is my hand. We
accept and are very glad, since Pauline
loves you. 1t was for her sake We hcsita;
ted. There, take. her; and may you both
be ne happy ID se have BEEN
And the old man looked afIcctionascl}
at bis wife, and at the young couple, Wild
had scarcely yet lookcd at one another.
They were married, and they were hsp;
They went down 10 versaillese 10 live
in the house the king gave them, and lived
there long after Louis XV's DEATH. the
place being kept for them by Louis XVI.
jean became gardener in reality, and for
the eleven ycats that the King lived, he
never wanted boquet ofsoinc kind when
at tie palace Of Versailles; and FAR moro.
wonderful, he never forgot the action .bf
the frotticr, nor ceased TO bear j. In CRATE
ful rernebersnce Ath death there wero,
two Who shed genuine tsarf, and cast ma
nv garland on his ton1b--and these wefs
Jean Provost and Pauline his wife.
| ...a.. ----------e > e------- ra
"Obf WEsr.""-They have little towH
"out West" which appears to have beet
overlooked by Dickens and bther Engasnn
travellers, and which ii "sll rorts" alrs
stirring place: In one day recently !nJy
had two street fights, hung 2 ne, Ioo
three men oit Of towr, on 2 ran' ~ "
qusrisf race. i turkey shooting. 2 ganaess
pulling. q mstch dog 6ghs. nae PlesGnlng
foot rsss e for fsr abplo jack all around: IND y
r. III. ,va. hot enough, The judge Of thb cit:
mn sonft, afier losing his years ialsr3 =
sipels-hsnded poker. and whiPtPinB Psr;,
IN IN who said be didn't hnd dsrstspd tho 2hiHJ
wsni but. Ind helped ID lynch BIZ grand;
falbst nj hSb saeslfnG- ,4'asaAsa Ssktkeh
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TRUsTEE.s SALE OF GOODS.

IBEINN1 T. VIUhDVN, JK.
june S-1-t5iy n. A. PATTESON, TRUSTEES.
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TobaccO-The sales embraced 23O hhds including
1893 hhds-lO frosted BIC at 30 SIC, 80 at &C.
"a At S4c rs At g. and at 7sc AID Is hhds SIC ID.
We heard also that shout 500 hhds had been so but not
reported by The selen.
> sugar and MOlasses-About $50 hhds Sugar were
disposed Of at 5sS05Xc for Fair Prime. and small
lots Molasses at 3ac for Reboiled.
FioVr-Market extremely dull sales 1900 bbs. including
go It, Louis % 500 % s. 40 ST. Louis - So
and by auction, 100 bbs damaged Iowa % Ga % 10
y Dbl.
Grain-About $1,000 racks Corn were sold. including
10 00 bea ed and part damaged in sGre at 3293c. rs
45c for Mixed and 80 for Prime Yellow 1000 IS 347c
and 400 Prime Yellow $40 y bushe Oats held in
stme at 3793sc for st. Louis.
PrOvislOns-We noticed only retail sales of Pork at
GA 6294 IS Tor Mess. OF Bacon. $50 casks sold.
including casks Sides Tin two Ios) at szc ID casks free
OF back (Schooey) at 9c 10 casks Shoulders at SIC
AZ al 9.l6 and 80 casks pain Hams &c v b. Lard was
steady with sales of l67 bbs aud Soft at &c. and 50 bb
good No at 9ssc v n.
Hay-26s bales COOL Western sold at els 81 v ton.
lsunny Bags-Sales So 600 In bales 999xc mostly
cash.
Collective noticed sales Of 400 bags Rio at sc CO. re-
bagged do at $4,000 and 1900 gunny bags (coastwe)
at SIC y h.
Candles-aoo boxes Star sold ls1sc ' b. equal
to cash.
Lard OLA lot Of 60 bbls was taken at zoe . gallon.
Whisky-Pices tending downward. Sales ESQ bbs Rec
tilted at lsz9ls<c. aad 100 Extra (Ne Plus Ultra brandt
at 2nc v gallon.
Exchanges-Dull.
Francs
New York sixty day Bills ......... kH1X v ct. disc
Sight Checks on Newly Ork ..1f4I v ct.
Freishts-A ship taken up for Boston at Nc 70,
Cotton.
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lNHUMAN ASSAULT BY A VoLUNTEER.-On
Sunday last of the members of the volunteer
military company called the Emmett Guards, COM
mit,ed disgrsceful outrage upon a negro, on the
Florida landing at the New Basin. The black
man was slave, belonging to Mr.. F. B. Lebow,
of the Lower Cotton Press and seeing the COM
pany prosecuting its march, he walked along on
the sidewalk to meet them. When near the volun-
teers he stood to look them, and being slightly in
the road, one Of them thought he wosld remove
him. and in doing try his proficiency in the art OF
war as well as take practical lesson in the prac-
tee of the bayonet. He therefore presented his
weapon and drove it through the thigh Of the negro
until it came in contact with the bone, which bent
the point and stopped its further progress The
negro was carried to the Charity Hospital, and his
wounds were dressed, but from the great loss Of
blood, he was no; expected to survive.
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HOLL HOUSE,
Eastern Shore of Mobile Days


THIS desirable Summer Retreat and Watering
Place is complete order for visitors Many Ia
important improvements ha been made during the :.3
top of the bluff. OF gradual and easy aseht. Hereby
avoiding the long flight Of formally used This adds
another the pleasant AXIS abOu the premises.
The number Of has been inreased that 800
be handsome accOmmOdx ed the coming
fhe bathBg arrangements are extensive The shower
baths supp led from yielding least 100 xAlons
water minute. The Bay bathing equal TO In
the South.
The location Of this place beng nearly so feet above the
level o. the bay it'll nothing ostra the beezes from
the Gulf; with fine OF the Bay o. lbie West
Shore, nice shady grove, good roads, swamps
stand water, consequently -Quioe renders
the sanest well as heahe places OF resort to be
found in the whole cOuntry.
AUange made for abundant supply or Fish,
Oysters Crabs, etc.
The proprietor budding th esabsh about
the LIST Jtnuary 64S with the Of making the most at
place IN the South The business thus far has
ceede his guDe Being the builder,
,nd landlord he knows his Interest 10 enert
his the best possible which all he
considers 10 in brd to the table bar etc.
BESIDES the great variety amuements. which are as
tensive other place. The pOprtoI has pro-
vted for the attendance of Band OF Music
This place having been favOre the past two
for large number of the citizens Of New Orleans and Lou
siana the proprietor hopes by strict nou continue
to receive their patronage.
The fine Helen touches the wharf several times
everv day
The charges will he moderate Letters pape,s directed
to Hollywood, Mobile will direct and w',hoot de
teniion. WILLARD FREEMAN, Proprieter
Hollywood, May 8, 1851 myl9 3m
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ADJUSTMENTS.
PLACIDE,S VARIETIES.

PLACIDE'S VARIETIES.
Manageress. ......................M'e MARIE DUREr
Stage Manager. MIR. j. s. CHARLES
THIS EVENING Tuesday June 10, the performance will
mencs with the Play entitled
THE LADY AND THE DEVIL.
Widlove .....Nr Charles Zephyrna Mile Marie Dure
Ballet Psntomime ed
La FILE NAL GARDEE.
Characters by Miles Hiariot
PnEuely, and The Corps de Ballet.
PERFECTION.
Characters by Meas Chares
Frankfn. -
II Doors quarter past O'Clock; performance
Pes Of r--ques
IS Tier for prrsons ouy so
cell
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THE strongest certified medicine yor'i tor the
Dyspepsia such tie hesdsre heartburn.
aathmas
piles consumption debility roa acted ese
and heal cold oht rtseass ar
leEangl the stomach
by medicine IN
'nheng ment
the and highly respsstab eerseAts - ss
to the following:
Professor A. A. HAYES. N. D.. State Assayer;
Jas z. DUNN Esq CITY TreasnreS, Boston:
Hon. MYRON LAwRrNcE. Ex Pres Mass Senafe;
Hon. L. H. ARNOLD, formerly Governor oil Rhode Island.
member of Congress;
Hon. WM WoopBRIDGE. formerly Governor of Mchi-
gan, now u p Seraior;
Hon; ], r MoRsHEAp, formerly Governor of Kentucky
Hon F. SIssons, u. 8. Senator from Rhode isla.d:
hs. SAs't = rartrs' u 2. -.9a'O' try" Ve.@ons;
gHon. SoLomos Fo0rE. member Of COrevess from vts
Hon. H. ID. FOSTER, member OF Congress IRON renn'as
Hon N. L. MARTIN, Delegate in Congress nom Wiscon-
Gen 4. u. Dopok, member in Congress from iowa;.
R. F. STowE, tsa. CLERK the Hense OF keprssentv's;
Jos rPH iioxis, Esq., 10 W ali street. \, W York.
Many other Of The hghest specaby can oe reeed
confirm all that has been sai] Ia favor OIL the
MEDICINE. Or. GEO D. GREEN. propretor W'nsier "
REED, HATES g. AUSTIN .Whols.als osusssss. No.
For sas bs J. WRIGHT 6 TO-. Isl Chartrss 4.
u PRICE, 81 per bottle sx bo;tles tor - -t
n CAUTION bottle Osyrenaied Bitten
wrapper printed English freneh aud span
81 Geo Green ropf eior upon H.
81 es and, addition 6p engraved label upon ne %? o. ~
Reed. Bates Aum vnc ss TINS ssS
General Agents. and to whem all orders "us Dc law
y
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EAST PAsCAGOULA HOUSE.

THE undersigned have taken a lease for three
L Year, the Unknown Hotel al East PascagOula. IA
Miss, so long known and kept by N }. McRae. G.!
will be opened Tor the reception Of company the -
10th June The plzce iamed Of the delightful
and healhiu on the Cult the breeze has
the finest ahng Fishing and venience for all kinds oil
reerea len desirable in summer se.or
The 0ie underg thorough repairs, and will be n
shed in complete ssle The excessive GARDEN is in adms
bic order
The fare will be the best that be obtained any Of the
markets, and the haitr themselves that their
The Hotels in SewOreans-the St. Chae
and the st Louls-are that nothing will be
myl5 BOYD & SIMPSON.
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and ny every thing their
OF fine quality price, thai this respec, other
establishment excel, if at all equal them
s. n. PAGE Agent,
"a Canal street, one door beL,w Royal.
e1 inst received Der Steamship Ohio and ship Union
large assortment OF the above feas.
myS Ynl q. ~ PAGE. Aren't
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SHADY GROVE. DILOxI,

THIS weIl-knOwn Summer Retreat is now open
for the reception Of Roarder. Daring sprng, "A
additions aud imp'ove have been made TO 1:A
degye- of comfort and -xs
the Of the house The Table wi, he always fsrrshed
with all The deicacle which the apd the New Or
leans markets a0v and the b-st Table Ca free Of extra
change. and aiwsys pi Of MIX from kept
he premi,es 10 are fne airy Bath
Houses asd fine Shady Lawns. which make il oil the
most pleasant the s-a shore.
,angements for rosms can be made with propretDs
at the P0ydias street. Restaurant No. 70 oydfas street
L my29 I'm JOHN COATES, Proprietor. =
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Mote the First municipality desznsed in the folovine
able by mln the Eos commence the Rairosd and
Second the Nos
No being Fatboa Landing In Third tn3) the
commence the Railroad and No ueing Perry Wharf
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Arrived.
steamship Globe Thompson, from Bfaxos st Jago 9Th inst
10 Harris h Morgan--2d my.
srE.ns29,sTs =
Jas Mingar, Foster. from Cincinnati
BosToy-Per ship Ks'iqc!y a Sss sn cotton 81 bale.
Ri sds. @ M ssa
sxasELEEs ;..fs .S a isa' 10 ,ob.e
tivERPooL-Per ship ssl,. Fea,n ~ bsls. cot.sn
HAvANA-Per. chr Townsend Jones: 90 ties sss bbs 100
1sss 81 r. 60 b ou
SGRA aS %d
Imports.
psss !, a e. 'f SSsp.
.s FsSs q.
Receipts OF Produce;
n II :: Jas Mns y Sb Ss h.'
aG wsy q SP, s ca L. ci
ss: ss'ss. bsm:
&eoSa DO Ksd"I-ao DO. 9 Rhss bacon Met;"T".
lard o o s rss Day SD
sssss Ia BE 'S "s,
black Ro,chfsrdloO bagsins Wrftn, Williams &oo-
81 kegs butte bis spp Adsms0 bbiv eggs, kegs
pusf Da,er-l5 DO 80 bbls lard 81 bxs cheese Do
los bbls whisky Wehner Ma'lot % 90 eggs Sur
OF Burkett-l0o bagging 100 coils "a hhds
Beatty. Lgrett &co-Ao 1t bb,s beef Winsas-G keg,
| lard Shuz IL Hadden-ll0 bbis apples, order.
ViCksBuR';-Pes steamer ID, Ba,ey D. bales cotton to
order-39 10 Buckner Stanton % do Wright, Williams Il
| cob do Be,k-A do Donald 3 Co ~ do FeIowes y
co-,7 do Watt y D. saues-i3 do TbernhnI Mcllhenn,
do Swney. Green &co-1 do Ward & JOnas-N sack
lrea- Rrander Williams &co-54 do D Canoll-73 hide
Witherel, Wade &co-2 bales wool Tbornhl 4 Mclhenn,
"a sacks onions and sundfies TO order.
I Passengers
Per steamship Globe, from Brazos At Jag0-Jamison ami
lady. Cowell and lsdy Mesrs Aivado Belden, Gram
Bonner, Marks.
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TEAS ever offered for
saleIn this city and at lower
prires. These Teas reef
the latest importation, and
OF the most choice Qualities
grown in G. hins having
been selected with great
care. For the use Of fam
lilies they are put mp in
small quantities in well Sc
cured METALLIC pack ares, SO
as 10 puese. We their fra
GRANGE as long as in the
chests,
City retail, dealers.
country merchants, steam.
boats, ship, and hOielssup.
piled with every dnscfip,
tionofTEAs. inchests. halt
chests, u b and 8 b box,
ages, If desired.
Jazz 6m A.
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ANOTHER HoMIcIpK.-Yesterdaya another poor
man was killed by one of those sudden occurrences
which so often raise the worst feelings and makes
man forget his humanity. The victim of this sud-
den and serious ARRAY is one James Gray, and it
appears as far as we have been able to learn that
he was employed in iron foundry kept by Mr.
Osborne on New Levee street, between Louisa and
Delord streets. Yesterday, about midday. he had
some unpleasant words with man. named Henry
A. Sample, who worked with him in the foundry,
and the quarrel soon began to assume serious
aspect. Words grew high, and then blows passed
between them, and at last Sample took hold of a
heavy iron clamp, which had screw projecting
from it at end and with this he struck his an
tagonist fearful blow on the head. The force Of
the blow drove the screw into his scu full an inch
and half, and he Immediately fell to the ground.
On assistance being procured, he was taken to the
Charity Hospital, where his wound was dressed
and attended to, but he fingered in state OF In.
sensibility until last night, when he died.
After the blow had been struck, and Sample saw
the effect it had taken, he left the foundry and
tried to make his escape, but al alarm being
given, he was Immediately followed and arrested
by Officers Ritter aud Brszier on the Levee, and
he is now confined in the police Jail. awaiting an
examination.
The iron clamp with which the deed was com.
mted is formidable weapon. and quantity Of
hair from the poor mans head is still adhering to
the iron
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-06-10

SUMMER RESIDENCES TO LET at East
~ Pascaeoula-Several convenient and pleasantly "A
situated Houses, fronting The Bay with Wharf and f
advantages OF Fast pascagoala other
address T n Il. IILkUM, NswI)reuns or LsIRENZo
POST. ON the premises. je6 Tvs
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cOOPER,s WELL.

CHOPPERS WELL.
THE undersigned. having made considerable i'm
l. prOvement this for he accommod tion OF -
visitors prepared to receive all who disposed E
to pay visit. From the utat0n OF the wafer
comm, nts necessary =
nu anu s!oks pef w
b k1- Homes taken Of moderate terms.
INMAN Wilt AM3, ProprieiOr.'
to The means of only 81 miles from vcksbnrs
tn the Well aye by railroad to- Raymond, 80 mes, and
miles staging from Raymond to the Well
To- Gen MeMAKIN, late oil the Prentiss House, V,ks
burg will ocaie and exeItOn will be made render
our guests comfortable. myi2 I'm
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BLADON SPRINGS.

THIS popular w Altering Place will be opened
4 for the reception of yisi'oss the frst day OF 49,
June. The pr0psiesoFs have added largely to Their III
improvements during the past winter. and viii be UT
five hundred persons. In addition the medicinal and
- sss.s'ax- advantages most Of
watering places Sonth and West Being situated
bat four mes from The Biz bee river. in Choetaw
Ala healthy region be fund in The Southern
year II would be use attempt full scripon Of
benefits 10 be derived from The OF these suffice
that fee fully warranted that their sanatva
peres in the of diseases Of the liver stomach bowels
kidneys and skim ulcers of long standing neral debility
the sysem eumats, dropsy surpassed
BY in the Uned States hundreds testify
WIN have tried their ilicacy.
Many anangen ens have been made and in progress
for the amusement and pleasure OF visitors There will he
Good hacks, with careful drivers. will be
dance convey persons and from the river The tabe
will be instantly supplied with the hest the
affords, and the propretors pledge themselves
snder their visitors For chemical pro-
pere of the water the pubc referred 10 the analysis OF
9ne Of the prnr al Springs, by Professor Brumby Of the
University Of Alabama.
RATKs
ef DAY ...* W
Let week ~ ~
Per month. 30 W
tV- Children and servants half price.
morse per ga, ~
to Large families suhect liberal deduction from The
alb rates COMMON L. HENRY, ProprirtOrs.
Rla,on Springs. Ala May l. 1851. my7 2n
EV For any further Inflammation. apply to- the Agent in
NemOreans, T. b. SMITH. II Poydras ST
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WANTED.

"ANTED-A Partner in d well established
w and profitable business wanted, who can furnish
some SIX eight hundred dollars nd whose business
city can be aested For further iniormaOn apply this
office. myti n
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COAL.

THE THOMPSON COAL YARD, StChsries
i street, corner Julia afeet--Ths sohscsbes hsyng
purchased this old oshed yard, and lard " aesn nppY
Of Coal prepared deliver, lots TO suit 10 hs ends
and the old Il the Yard. the hest aua o. rIIa-
suRs, ANTHRACITE, ENGLISH AND AMkRicAn Cnnnsb
Coat. JouN W. no"CE
@ Orders be left at the store of y B'owef 70.
No. n Camp street. mu om7o
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RILOXI HOUSE.

THIS Establishment will be opened for the
oepon Of VIZ, 9. on the SsIh inst. under The Ia
Dung the many additions and improvements EL
have been made to insure greater degree Of comfort and
convenience to the guesis Of the house.
he sandy beach Of Box. heretofore annoying
desfrans has been panked BY oer oil the and
Oiters promenade unnvaied by any of the
villages.
The Table will always he supplied with the deieacies of
the and New Orleans Market
Auasnsd TO the home wilt be t,urd Bath houses. Bar
ard Ri lard Room aud Ten Pin Alleys.
The following Rates OF Board will be charged during the
season:
BY the month (per week. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES 90
tne ~ W
Ief w
Children and Servants half psios.
Biloxi, May "a, 1851. my15 3nn
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ITO RENTAL Office, "a Gravier street. Pos
sess given Immediately. Ptiee Us per month -
The office i adjoining to Me.s1s Wadder& Jackson ;g&
Ie5 ljyl JACOB SOFIA.
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e-Y> He will continue 10 Keep his usual sie of
Choice Teas i'm Chests and Half Chests.
Thoe pretesng hsm in this Style. supplied in guam
titles to snit -
6- The patronage of the lovers OF Ghop TEA is respect
fully solicited w. &. RAY NIOND,
myD I'm ANN street.
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PORT OF NEW ORLEANS.


CREsoaHT OvrIcn,
Tuesday Morning. June w. 1851. 8
Cloared Yesterday.
Ship ssliie Fesm, Owen. Livesposl. Gidney Lowell
Shin Jersey, Day, Liverpool. Ginfs y Lowell
hip Juliet MOu.ton. MAJ lilies and Cote, Jepkins
ehp Kentucky, Phnney, Bos0n, " hynson
schr Bonita. 5biss, Vers Csuz, s ThaieM Geo
O~''' '''''' Ciaihe
echr Townsend Jones' Dayton, Havana, Aszandes
- Arrived
Steamship Globe Thompson. from Bfaxos st Jago 9Th inst.
10 Harris h Morgan-2d my.
s1E.nBoATs.
DR. Batey,, Holmes from Vicksburg.
Jas Milingar, Foster, from Cincinnati.
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THIRD DISTRICT Court. - Municipality No.
Two II. W. Palfrey, Auc.-This court was
occupied to day in hearing the closing argument of
Mr.. Bonford, in reply to Soule and Barton, who
had spoken last Monday. This is the case involv-
ing the title to the triangle below the Coliseum.
The plaintiffs enjoned Mr.. Palfrey from selling this
strip they claiming it to be dedicated to public
use. fhe defendants, who employed Mr.. Palfrey
the a9ictoueer, came in and resisted the iDjunc-
ton, AMI trace their title to Messrs. Lvodais and
DeLogny, the original founders of the fauborg in
1907.
Enelie Dreuiue Baron VS.. Thomas Placide.-
In this case, the full particulars of which have
already been before the public, Judgment was given
yesterday. The reasons for judgment showed that
Mademoiselle Baron was " secunde premiere dan.
seuse," and that of that grade were not re-.
quired to take part in non. professional dances
therefore her refusal to dance in the Serious
Family" was not sufficient cause for her dismissal
He therefore gave Judgment for the plaintiff fol
1880 60 With costs.