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HOLLYWOOD HOUSE,
Eastern shore Of Mobile BAY

THIS desirable Summer Retreat and Watering
l. Place IN complete order for visitors Many "a
important improvements have been made during the f.A
past winter, winch wharf running -V&k
The top OF the blu Of gradual and easy thereby
avoiding the long flight seps formally used This adds
another the pleasant walks about the premises
The number of has been increased, that 800
sons be handsomely accommodated the c0mng
Tha bathing arrangements extensive. The shower
baths supp led frj spring yielding al least 100 gallons
pure per minute The Bay bathing equal in
the South
The location of this place being nearly 50 fee, above the
the bay, with nothing obsTuct the breezes from
the Gulf fine view of the Bay. Of mobile, West,
consequently renders it one
Of the ,santest well heathest places Of be
found in the whole country.
Arrangement made for abundant supply of Fsh.
Oysters, Crabs, etc. ~
The proprietor commenced building hl establishment abou
the st January. l84S with the view Of making the most at
place in the South The business thus far has
ceeded his auguine expectations Being the builder
and landlord he knows hrs interest TO entertain
his guests the best possible which all hi
considers to table bar. etc.
BESIDES the which as
tensve other watering place The PROPRIETOR has pro
sded for the attendance of Band Of Music
This place having been favore the past years
for large number of the citizens Of New Orleans and Lou
siana the hopes by strict ntion, to coninu
to receive their patronage.
The fine steamer Helen touches the wharf several time
every day .-
The charges will he moderate. Letters papers drecte
Holly wood. Mobile will come direct and wthout d
tention. WILL. ARD FREEMAN, PfopretGr
Holly wood May g. 1851 myl9 3m
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Tobacco We heard of sohhds sold : 50 at =. 22at5A
and at &c " h.
Sugar and MoInsses-- About $50 bids Sugar were
taken 5s5z for fair fully fair and retail lots
of Moasses at 3O@D32c
Prices Declined and nearly 400 bbs were dis.
posed Of including 100 bbs Ohio from fraction
under % 85 $50 fresh Chic from aboat % IS 100 bbls
at about % 37,z, and 275 bbs at 90 go v Dbl.
GPaiD-Corn dull with sales of 400 sks inferior 49,
$50 mixed at 1884, 300 prime white 81. and 50 bushels
prime yellow, (sod Monday but then reporied) at
Soc v bushe OF Oats 200 bushels st. Louis sold
from store 100 sacks 49, and 40 sks Indiana at 33c
bushe About 600 sacks Bran, lots brought Soc
v lo0ib.
Provisions dull transactions in Pork confined
retail parcels, "a 5OsA OF Bacon, Is casks
Indiana aod to close consignment, at SIC for Sides and
6c for Shoulder. and 3O cks plain Hams private
Nothing doing in Lard
Hay-A lot Of 1856 bales prime sold at $l7 v ton.
COnee-700 bags prime Rio were disposed Of at 9Ac.
Bsgg,ng and ROpe-Sales of so pieces 12ac, 100
49, So coils at 8. and 50 exc all time with interest,"
WOol-il .OV0ib inferior Mexican sold at 13c v b.
Whsky-We noticed sales $50 bbs Rectied. in lots,
at 1916 gallon.
Exchanges-Dull.
Francs 5.1oS5l5.
New York yday Bills ...,........h0I v Ct disc.
Sight Checks New York..........k@Zv prem.
Freishts-British vessels taking small lots of Cotton fol
Liverpool at 5.l6d.
NEW ORLEANS CATTLE MARK EFT.
JEFFERSON CRY,
.-- Tuesday Evening. June 10. ls5I.}
Arrived today per Louisiana. Gem, and Georg,
4 Washington: ga Beeves, 40 Sheep, and 50 Calves
| -PRICEs-
BKKy CATTLE Cline Westerly. ......... .S97c v h net
| (fexas, etc.) ............ D5tse y m
HOGS s5afDs1ac ibnet
.s oo,a 81 10 head
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Tea Warehouse.
No. 81 Camp street, New Orleans.
THE largest assortment of GREEN and BLACK

4 TEAS ever Offered FOR
sale IN this city and at lower
prires. These 'rHAs areof
the latest importation. aud
ofthe most choice qualities
grown in China, having
been selected with great
care. For the use of fam
lilies they are put up in
small quantities in well ST.
cured metallic packages, 81
rs 10 pTese, We their fra
g!ance as long as in the
chests.
~City retail dealers,
country merchants, steam,
boats, ships and hOtelssup-
piled with every dnscrip,
ton ofrKAs. inchests, hal
chests, IL ID and 8 ID box
ages, il desired.
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the First municipality designated in the following
abs ~ n) the Nos commence at the Railroad and run up
In the Second n the Nos above the Steamboat Land
Ing No being FiaIboat Landing In the Third s the first
the Railroad and down. No. being Perry Wharf
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EAST PAsCAGOULA HOUSE.

THE undersigned have taken on lease for three
l. years the well known Hotel East Pascagoula. -
Miss, so long known and kept by N J. McRae 1t I'M:
will be opened for the reception Of company the &1E
10th June The psc is famed OF the delightful
and heathiul the Gulf TO the sea breeze has
finest athng Fishing and convenience for all kinds Of
ion desirable in a summer resort. -
The noel undergoing thorough repairs and will be fin
shed in complete STYLE The extensive Garden in admira
BILE order.
The will he the best that be obtained any Of the
markets. and the har themselves that he
experience Hotels in NewOesnsthe st. Chare
and The st Louisare assurance that nothing will be
wanted for the COM OFT of their guess ,,,,,~,
mYlb boyd u SIMPSON.
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Attenpted Robbery - William Asset was put
upon his trial for entering the premises OF w. b
Tebo, on Perdido street, on The night OF 10Th of
May, and attempting to commit robbery. The
jury returned u verdict OF not guilty, and he was
discharged. =
The following prisoners were discharged on ap-
pication from the District Attorney Bernard Lit
sale and Henry Pouie, Tor an assault, on The Ah
of February, on Jean Laitte, In the Third NUM-
cipalty; Nancy DAVIS, /. W. c., Tor an assault, on
the 7th of May, on Ellen Tourne, on Philippa
street; John Fowler, (. m. G., for an assault on
Waterman Whitemore, in Custom house street ;
Bernard Tracy, for stealing gun from the store of
Mr.. Guion, on the corner of St Charles and Canal
streets; Ann J. Duckwell, for stealing $500 from
Jane Bayle, in February, on Triton Walk; and
Terence Sweeney, Tor an assault, IN Ichoppi.oulaS
street, on NICHOLAS Joia, on the 2Hh OF February
Rrcopnpp C1DwrIJ,s CoupT.-Yesterdav
Job, Harris ,y., o,Ja,od n ove hail for being a
v.ar,n, 10 ,,,.. sornd in ph;I;nn, street on
Mona,v .u.n;nn NTH ;;,nrav and a large lead
h.n =, H. -. ~. i.,,.r IF which ua, ussd
e. .,.;. - 80.
- na ws.,.,a,,, J.u,es J.ooL,vood
,,,.. oh.,,,oL ,.,,h ,s.,rl,;na G, Roakee nm Ba.
A. -, .f .h..oo,h sc M h,
I A. l..i L
Having - - - -:
~ aPPea.eo '""' 'HI -, go,
uone'S' oo'i's '""N ~ ,n1 "s
Oh naronne street, anu 'hey proven 'ne
oil the o'o aoage' INA. TWO oi a "aoe cah he''
| agree MI LOCKWOOD was ofoefeo 70 give sure
ties 10 keep the peace.
| Inc Hom'c'ae on NeW Leoee otTeel-i ester
day, Henry A. sample was brought oeIore III
Recorder and charged with killing James gray D.
striking him, with an iron bar, at the osborne iouh
dry, on New Levee street. After the aiiidaVil wa
read, he asked what was the name OF the aihah'
and when told 1t was ohcer Hitter ne sa'o 'ha'
a few days were allowed him. ne couid pring vii
nesses to excupate himself from the caP'tai chafge
he was then remanded until SATURDAY IAN ms
Sample IS an intelligent man, evidently, from nj
conversation and demeanor, but he appears to nav
suffered much from the effects OF lntoxcation, an
he looks to be one OF the most wretched and care
worn creatures IN existence
Breach Of IruSt.-JOhn Peyton was charged
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and consequently able thing nthtir line
OF fine quality price, that this respect other
establishment excel. if al all equal them
s II. PAGE, Agent
~ Canal street. one door below Royal.
t-V Just received steamship Ohio and ship Union,
large as Ortment Of the above feas.
mys 3m $. p.PAGE, Agent.
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DISCOVERY OF AN INFANT.-Yesterday white
child, which was found few days ago, in an
alley way on Customhouse street, was brought
10 the office of the Mayor, but his Honor declined
to take it under his pro ection. 1t was about eight
days old when discovered, and since Saturday, il
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CAurioN.-A number OF counterfeit gold dollars
are in circulation, and persons should be very
full how they take this description of coin, the
prevalence of the base imitation is very great. A
slave name d Jack, belonging to Mr. Graham, was
arrested last night with of the counterfeits in
his possession.
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SUDDEN DEArH.-A lady, residing at the
ner of Dauphin and Ursuline streets, First NUM-
cipality, without any previous illness, fell down
suddenly yesterday morning, and expired almost
Instantly. The lady was the mother of several
children, one of which was only six months old.
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GUNNER RESIDENCES TO LET at East
~ Pascagoula-Several convenient and pleasantly "A
situated Houses fronting the Bay with Wharf and 4
Bail houses attached Terms reasonable. The G.XA
advantages Of East pascagona the other summer
the Lake shores /, well For further
address n H. 6Il.LuM, hewOrleans; or LORENZO
POST the premises. : je6 lwf
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Clothing. V'eac Goods.
GREAT REDUCTION!!.

Superfns Dra6 Beaver Hats at FiVe Dollars.
I AM now selling superfne DRAB BEAVER
l. HAT at the unusually low price Of FIVE Dol n
LARS. which Is equal in quality and beauty 10 any
Seven Dollar Hat offered in this city. Call and -
see them, and judge for yourself. C. ID. BUNGE,
les 81 IS Royal street, next the Post office,
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ALARM OF FIRE-A Deep Trick.-An alarm
of fire became general about o'clock yester-
terday morning, and the engines of the depart
ment out in all directions. 1t arose from a
false report, which originated in Dryades street,
with man who was being pursued by several
watchmen, for being engaged in fight. He sue
ceeded in raising the alarm, and by doing phi
the watchmen off their scent, and effected his
escape.
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THE WATERING PLACES.


NOTICE.
THE Bay st. Louis Hotel will be opened on the
Il 18th June Liberal arrangements will be made -
with families who wish to take Board for the
Leuers addressed to the undersigned. will receive
prompt attention. G. LEWIS.
Bay 1t. Louis, May Co. 1851. my1 If
MAGNOLIA HOTEL, BILOXI, Miss.
THE undersigned respectfully begs leave to in
form her old friends ard patrons and the pnbie -
generally. that the above Hotel open t?
reception OF travellers and visitors iof the uing ma
season Having been at great Expense in buidlns.
repairing ETC. she recommend her house not In
eror point Of accom- modaton commodity and locality.
Hotel the She has the premises
large and u LII ROOM suvpassiag In dmen-
similar B xxi, which admiralty adapted
10 Balls. Parties, and public gatherings generally, upon
winch occa.ioos she vii let reasonable terms Aso, IN
addition the Ball ROom she has prepared
70. at least fty persons more than last season.
Her TABLE, it will be her constant care, to provide
andy with the best thai this and markets Afford
Fine and roomy BATH HOUSES, adjacent to the Hotel.
for the veniepcs of bOaYders.
Thankful for the berapasonage beEeofoe extended her.
she respectfully Is what will be her effort deserve
share Of public patronage
Per month go 90 Per week. % 90 Per day u So
CAROLINE NJ. HUNT.
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EXTENSIVE ROBBERY. - Yesterday morning
the owner of the schooner Robert Spedden, Mr.
M. W. Radwck, discovered that his vessel had
been robbed during the previous night, of eleven
hundred and forty-fve dollars, which stolen
from the cabin, together with gold watch and
sham, and quantity of wearing apparel. The
money consisted of nine hundred and forty dollars
in Canal Bank notes, two hundred dollars in Lou
isiana Bank notes, and five-dollar California gold
piece. On making the discovery, he began TO
work secretly, and from information he received,
he caused three individuals to be apprehended
named John Smith, Joseph Landon and John
Williams. Another man, of the name Of Davis,
is also proved to have had hand in it, and war
rant for his arrest has been issued. The money
was put by Mr.. Radwick into the pocket of his
safety under the pillow of his bed when he retired,
and the watch was hung up in the cabin. The
robbery is supposed to have been effected between
twelve and O'Clock, about that time four
men observed, by person sitting at the
window of house on the Levee, to go to the
schooner, and three of them remained on the watch
for half an hour while the fourth went on board
signal given by the three men, and the
fourth was observed to come from the schooner
with a bundle, from which he took something and
put it into his pocket and they then went away
together. The fourth man arrested last even
ing on board the steamer for Mobile, just previous
her starting on her trip.
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IT, He will continue to keep his usual stO k of Fl
Choice Teas In Cheats and Half Chests.
Those peterus them IN this style. be supplied in auan
titles
~ The patronage of the lovers Of Coon TsA respect
fully solicited. w. q. RAY MOND.
mya m Il Camp street,
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MAGNOLIA HOTEL, BILOXI, Miss.
BILOXI HOUSE.

BILOXI HOUSE.
THIS Establishment will be opened for the re-
cepion of vsii0ss the 2ath mat. under the "a
management of JOHN w. NIXON. Inn
Dunng the spring many additions and improvements
have been made to insure degree of comfort and
convenience TO the guests Of the house.
he sandy beach Of Box heretofore annoying pc
destans, has been panked by order OF the copOaon and
offers promenade unrissled by Of the
villages.
The Table will always be supplied with the delcacies of
Attached the house will be found Bath houses. ar
and Billiard Room, and Ten Pin Alleys.
The following Rates Of Board will be charged during the
season.:
By the month (per wsek) ..................,.el0 90
By the week 70 o.
fer uay W
Children and Servants, half price.
Biloxi, May 49, 1851 myl5 3m
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A NEGRO DRowNEp-Yesierday afternoon,
negro boy, who belonged TO Mr.. Derbigny, of
Algiers, and who was employed in selling milk,
fell into the river about three O'clock and was
drowned. He was stepping from the steamer
Europe on to the steamer Saxon, when he fell,
and though taken from the water ten minutes
after, his lie could not be saved. An inquest
was held upon the body, and verdict of" found
drowned" was returned.
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SHADY GROVE. BILOXI.

THIS weiLknown Summer Retreat is now open
for the reception Of Boarders Dnring The sprng IA
many additions and Improvements have been made To
the Of the house. The Table will be always flrnshed
with all The deicacles which the coast and the New Or
leans Afford and the best Table Caret, free of
charge and always plenty Of pure Mix from cows kept q
Houses and fine Shady Lawns which make it one OF the
most pleasant the shore
Arrangements for be made with the proprietor
my29 I'm JOHN COATES. Proprietor.
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FRESH IMPO RTATION OF
CHOICE TEAS!

THE subscriber has just received from one Of the
L first Tea importers Philade pha. complete assort
suit purchases had Them put up small packages
Il and h each They guaranteed TO be of quality
embrace all the ees usually sold here The following
a list of qualities and pr ,ces:
Extra fine curious " Young HysOn ,..........el 81
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TAKEN UP-A Horse and Cart were found in
Canal street. yesterday, which the owner can ~
have by proving properly and paying charges. lSHN
Apply he FoIeman's office, New Orleans Gus <nSxA
t0mhunss myaS
BeaumOnt's Patent Starch Polish,
EOR giving a beautiful gloss to Linens, Muslins,
tambcs Collars Shirt Bosoms. and all kinds of prints
prevents the Iron from adherpg the Linen, and
Dust from stick contains nothing injurious 10 clothes in
any espect The aes have ie the necessity
such article and in this their expestatpn will fully
realized competition feared after impartial trial.
BRAuMoST's FRENCH LioulD BLuEING. for giving that
blue Linen, which destroy the yellow uHge they would
otherwise retain after washing.
N. One cake will do thirty dozen Of clothes, and no
family should be without it. Sold by
ie2 is J. HUFEY No. 10 Camp st.
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COAL.

THE THOMPSON COAL YARD, StChares
Il street, eorses 4 Julia street -The suhscnbel having
purchased this Old Established yard and laid m sh supply
Of Coal prepared deliver in oas to su to ms trends
and the Yan the best dual " Of TITS
Coat. H. JOhN -: hIyss r -.
No II Camp street. iate0nsv
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CHEMICAL WORKS, New
~ Orleans, La,--MASSEY, MARCELlNE 4 co. offer
for sale-suphurc Acid OH of vtrinl, Nitric Acid, Aqua
tied qualities All orders be to L. Massey, tn
Converse Co. of Lataye and TchOnpitoulas
MASSEY, MARCELINE co.
p. L. MASSEY.
to- All contracts for Southern Chemical Works, must be
signed by p. l.. Massey, TO be valid. je6 lw
selected Cigars, just received
jes 81 4. b. RiNGGoLD. 81 Gravisr st.
Fifth District Court of New Orleans.
BOUTLN, CHILLY y CO.. VS.. THEIR CREDL
TORS. No 2i,17b.
NOTICE is hereby given to the Creditors of the
Estate OF the Insovents, and to all other herein
interested, show within days from the present
notification, ut they have can, why the final tabeau
Of distribution presented by their Syndc hond be homo
ugsed and approved the funds distributed in accordance
herewith. and the SAID Syndc and his security discharged
from all further and liability in the premises.
BY order Of the Court. OF this 3l't of May. 1857
ie2 p. LEBLANC, Clerk.
Cimquie me COur de District de la N0u-
velle Orleans.
BOUTLN, GyALLY& CO., de LOurs CrGdnciers.
No. "a us.
A Wis est par lie present dome aux Creanciers des
Insovables toutes persOnne que celia peut
cOncerner, d'avOr dedure, dix tater de la
present publication, les pour esdueles tabeau final
creanciers sra point APPROVE ct homOogue les onds
dit tabeau ct lie dit
Syndc ct Ia Caution dechages de toncons ct de Oue
Representative de responsibilities uterleures.
Par Ordre de la Cour. ce 81 Mai 1851.
je2 +. iEbLANC, dfefher.
I
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COOPEA'S w Ellie
THE undersigned, having made considerable i'm
l. provement this for the accommodation oil -
visitors prepared to receive all who are disposed @
pay visit. From the reputation Of the water no Q1k
comments necessary.
Board and lodging, week. so 90
Board and lodging. per day. "
EH- Horses taken of on moderate terms.
INMAN WILLIAMS, Proprietor.
IT, The means of accs only 81 miles from Vcksburg
to the Well by railroad to Raymond. 80 miles. and
miles staging from Raymond to the Well.
tSy" Gen MCMAKIN late OF the P'entss House, Vicks
burg, will Ocate, and every exertion will be made render
our guests comfortable. my.a I'm
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RLADON sPRINGs.

THIS popular Watering Place Will be opened
l. for reception of visitors The first day OF
June The proprietor have added largely their
imprOs euuens the wnter md will bs INA
dhrng the prepared to In m tour to
five hundred persons. In 4ddion the medicinal and
tive py water Soutfern
advantages most OF
iTs watering places Sonth West. Being ted
but four mes from the Biz bee river Choctaw county,
Ala, healthy region be found the Southern
accessible by STEAMBOATS, all of the
year II would be useless attempt atul scripon of the
benefits be derived from the these suffice
that iee fully warranted saying that their sanatve
peres the OF diseases of the liver, stomach bowels,
kidneys aud skin ulcers of long standing debility OF
the system. govt rneumatis druusy surpassed
by in the United States hundreds testify
who have tried their eficacys
Many have been made. and
the and pleasure OF visitors There will be
regular kes from Mobile to the Springs. semi.weeky.
Good hacks with careful drivers will be
dance persons and from the river. The liable
will be Instantly supplied with the best the country
Affords and the pEopreors pledge themselves
pains ~ render their visitors comfortable For chemical pro-
the public referred the analysis
of the PRINCIPAL Springs. by Professor Brumby. Of the
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~cA UTION!A
PERSONS RUPTUREn should be aware that they have
security against STRANGUlATEDH HERNIA
with all its horrors but in properly constructed
andw well atapted r II
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" Els = N n ktSs
EVERY one travelling by water should be pre-
IL vided with LIFE PRESERvER, VIII n they can be
procured so handy and reasonably by applying to
s C. ID. BUNLE. ls Royal street.
20 Navt tha .afioa
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BURGUNDY AND CLARET VINE
II 6 cases Romantic, superior Burgundy;
cases Nuts, very superior Burgundy;
10 cases I.afitte fine Claret;
20 cases Table Claret. =. For sale by
je9 81 A b. RlNGGOLD 81 Graver st.
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WANTED.

"ANTED--A Partner in well established
w and profitable business is wanted, who furnish
eight hundred dollars md whose business
city be atested For further niOrmaon apply TO this
office. my6 II
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ADJUSTMENTS.

AMUSEMENTS.
PLACIDE'S VARIETIES.
behkI
stage nan1gef MI >. .. tHAkLEs
THIS EVENING Wednesday, June H. the erlormance will
with the
DAY AFTER THE WEDDING.
Lady lZ1heh.. MILE Marie
Ballet Pantomime emitted
LIE DIABLE. A QUATRE.
Characters by Miles and Baron, haugin
Pnguely, and the Corps de Ballet
To conclude with
ZARAH.
Larah MILE Marie Duret
II Doors half O'Clock; performance
at a quarter 8
Prices First
cents; Thrd Tier, for coloed PERSONS only
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chests, u b and h boxes with The small metallic pack
ages, il desired
ja27 bm A. Il. DON ADDISON Importer
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NOTICES.

FOR AUDITOR OF PUBLIC ACCOHTs.
~ We an authorized to announce Hon. Louis BoR-
Auditor of Public Accounts this Stafe.
q canddats for reelection, my8
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NEW YORK-Per steamship Winfield scor: A'sd mdse
GALVESTDN-Per steamship Louisiana: " bales cotton
Mcdowell, Mills &co-sundries to WIS Wright &eo-Geo
Nash-Hurst &cO-Chas Oder Eco-O klemm-Kelly &
Conyngham-liall L. Kemp-5 de Vesser &co-Chas Harris
$ Barnett.
ROSTON-Per ship Sewell: 14O tons hay TO master
BOSTON-Per bark Murilio: Assorted mdse.