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Semi-weekly Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, South-Carolina) 1851-1852, 1851-06-27
Shirts.

The subscriber has just finished off lot OF Ma
hogany Rocking Chairs i'll plush. Also Sewing
Chairs in plush and hair: very neat articles and
at unusually low prices. &. l.. CHATTEN.
Semi-weekly Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, South-Carolina) 1851-1852, 1851-06-27
Wanted to Hire.

GIRL to wait about tile House, for whom
1 liberal wages will be paid. Enquire at this
Office.
Semi-weekly Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, South-Carolina) 1851-1852, 1851-06-27

%. Charleston Mercury and Courier, South
CaroIinian. Telegraph. Palmetto Standard, York
vile Miscellany, Grrcmyiir Mounanrcr, keowee
Courier rnd.utom Messenger. Anderson Gazette,
A5bevc Banner. EGg,I,'id Advertiser, Ncwbcr-
ry Sentinel. Spartan. Cnontr Journal, Laurrns-
vi!c Herald, Fairfield Herald, Palmetto State Ban
ncr will copy weekly un;i the Reviews and Eth
c,nDmpniS are over.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-06-05
Riot at HObOken,

A terrible riot is reported in the NewYork pa
pers as having occurred at Hoboken, when the
Germans were celebrating their annual Pentecost
holiday. The Journal of Commerce describes it
as follows:
Yesterday the Germans residing in and about
NewYork celebrated, according to annual custom,
their May festival at Hohoken, and the weather
,Neng fine, the number was greater than usual 1t
Is aid that as many Is, 900 persons were assem-
blsd Cor the purpose of enjoying themselves. an
hat en- ne sixty wagons crossed the ferry, occupie
hu those who brought provisions with them, incu-
dino a ne. 'iful supply ofbeer. The day, intended
In IS. dsvote, to pleasure, terminated instead, in
one of The most serious riots ever witnessed in the
nsShborbood of New York.
The origin Of the disturbance is variously &C.
counted for. One rep, 'rt is that number of row.
dies. known as he ,..ort Boys" attempted to
help Themselves to the beef belonging to the Ger
mans, and were resisted by a NUMBER OF men IN
white coats and blAck felt hats, belonging 1t Is be-
lieved, either to some gymnastc clIo or military
company, who drove Them back, wheI ifie rowdles
took shelter in Maeerty's tavern, which was seri-
Ously damaged in the attempt to dslodge !heIn;
Another version is, that the Germans commen ced
qharreling among themselves on the Fox Hill
cricket ground; and that some of them made their
way to Macarty's tavern, in the Elysian Fields,
where thew demanded brandy, which, the house
being conducted on temperance principles, they
could not obtain. On this they became trouble
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-06-05

T0baccO-We Learn that about 400 hbds Lugs werstsken
for Spain, two three days private terms aad 10
hhds Tuesday at 3x@6c-bui neither sale was reported
Sugar and Molasses-Markets quiet sales of1S hhds
Sugar. and small lots Of Molase, at previous
Fiour-About 200 bbs were disposed Of, including 800
bbs 81. Louis in lots. al -; 400 ONO Casss Cali
ghers brandt the Lsvee. al "a IS; $780, same brand al
"a 50; and lO0exua st. Louis at a 521s ' Dbl.
Gsain-These was less demand for Corn and the sales
limited $500 sacks including $50 SKIS inferior 49, 40
good mixed 49, 500 at ". and 1lOJ chiefly white Soc y
bushe of Oats. about a00 SKIS st. Louis soh the re-
duced rates of bushe 40 ss Of Bran brought
Soc y l00fb
PrOvisI0ns-Ws noticed only retail demand for Pork
at 414 62z@tH rs v Dbl for Mess. Bacon still tending
downward. with sales Of casks Missouri Sides 10
81 70 cks Missouri Shoulder Gao and aa) at 6 and 10
SIC Lard. Is bbis sold 9a and 200 kegs prime
at lie y ID.
Rics- Declining "a tisrces Caroins disposed Of at
&c %D.
Haysales Of 80 ordinary Western, from aboat at
41T y ton.
Bagging-Ssles of 12) pieces poweroom at 1871 cash
81 do 1885, time with interest and 30 pieces hand loom
at 12sS, also on time.
Whisky-We noticed only small sales at 18k6 lskc o
gallon.
Northumberland very limited
Francs D. i095.l5.
oternng It "a llOZ
New York sixty-day Bills -. .h6X y Ct disc
Sight Checks on NewYork y ct. prem
Freights-l0O bales Cotton shipped to Liverpool in
British vsnel at 7-16d.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-06-05

THE best certified medicine the world
OF Dyspepsia ali its ornssuch heaache besbsrn
habitua cosvness aciy the astkua
pes consumption debility
from myerec, Digestion deranged 4 As stoInach
It's also an excellent rsmey and surpassed y
USE tor females suffering from uterine
Among The nunsfous and highly rsspsctab - rsss
10 the folowng 49,. 7-.-lT -
Professor A. A. HArIs. M. D., State As.,yx;
Jas. Z. DUNN. ESQ.,, City Treasurer, Boston;
Hon Mvnoh LAwRENCR, III. Pres. Mass. Senate:
Hon. L. H. ARkoLp. formerly Governor Of Rhods lslnnd
Hon. WY. WooDBRrDsE. formerly Governor Of Michi
gan, now U. e. Senator; u - --S-
honi ! = MoR.HxAD,, formerly Governor Of Ksntucky
Hon ] r, SIMxoss. o. 8. Senator from Rhod. I,,.,d
HSs. ~ +; tnstrs' se9sso t,em v.nsnt;
Hon. soLonos FooTl. member Of Coev,e. from VI:
Hon. 4. u. EOsTsa, member Of Conere0 from Penn'a:
bon. ~ L. MARTIN, Delegate in Congress from Wscca-
Gen, =: .. pops.. msmberin Co.er... from Iowa;
Srows, ESQ.,. Clerk ~ the House Of Represent q;
JosErH HoIIE ESQ, Is Val street. New Yo.E.
Many other OF the esrrs
to- who viii confirm all that has been said
., REED. BATES AUST N. wholesale Dres sists, No,
For ale By J. WRiGHT { co. 5.n Isl Char,.s
- Free u psr bottle s,x botties toe IS.
CAuTloN-Each bottle the Genuine Oxysenasd Bitter,
~ has the outside printed English French span
With the signature Of Geo. Geen Proprietor upon Three
Sides and IL addition finely engraved n ths
General Ageus .nlt must De ai,ssssj
Nv = roiS ~. W
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-06-05
HOLLYWOOD HOUSE,
Eastern Shore OF Mobile Bay

THIS desirable Summer Retreat and Watering
Place Is now IN complete order for visitors Many IA
important improvements have been made during The f..A
past winter. among which is wharf running TO i33
the top of the bluff, of gradual and easy ascent thereby
avoiding the long flight OF steDs formally used This adds
another to the pleasant walks about the premises
The number of has been increased that 800
sons be Handsomely accommodated the coming season
he bathing arrangements extensive. The shower
baths supp led from spring yielding least 100 gallons
pure water minute The Bay bathing equal any
the South =
The location of this place being nearly 50 feet above the
level OF the bay, with nothing osruc the breezes from
the Gulf; with fine view Of the Bay city of Mobile
ern Shore etc nice shady grove, good roads,
or standing water consequently muquioes, renders
q the santes as well as bealthest places of to be
found in the whole country.
Arrangements are made for abundant supply of Fish,
Oysters, Crabs, etc. ..
The proprietor commenced budding this establishment about
the LIST January lS4S with the of making the
uacye place in the South The business thus far has
ceeded his most sanguine expectations Being the builder
owner md landlord he knows his interest entertain
his guests in the best possible manner. which 10 all he
considers necessary to in sr to the table, bar
Besides the great variety OF which
tensve at any other waeng place the has
vded for the attendance of Band OF Music.
This place having been fav0rle the years
for large number Of the citizens of New Orleans and
islana the proprietor hopes by strict nton. continue
to receive their patronage.
The fine steamer Helen touches at the wharf several times
every day. n.
The charges will be moderate Letters papers directed
to Hollywood Mobile, will direct and without de
tenti0n. WILLARD FREEMAN, Proprietor.
hollywood, May g. 1851. myl9 3rn
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A CARD.


THE sanitary condition of the city of New Or
leans. exciting the attention Of the Board of Health
and the Medical Faculty. has led to 4 full invesg alton
the reo and compilation by DIR. Smonds of the stats
cal tubes OF hygiene and moruary facts which laid be-
lore the community in of lectures at yceum Hall
BY careful examination of the comparative health and
ality bills of Boston and New Orleans, different Pc
riods discovered in both places within
the last three four and the mainly attributable
TO increased cleanliness inducrd by Shower bathing,
10 Boston. five years Hydropathy became MANIA
and the SHOWER SAITH, afording the economical
and convenient mode of treatment, readily adopted
Hence the improved health of that city, The increased
health and consequent elimination of the mortuay bills
New Orleans greatly attributable to the of the r.
RfAN BATHS BY at least sl1 THOUs AND PERSONS, who,
Notwithstanding the hot weather which they
manifest by their ruddy faces. cheerful feelings and elastic
steps, degree Of health of which be assured
they use the PERRYAN SHOWER BATHS. which are
10! sale at the manufacturers, E. WOOD PERRY,
je3 I'm 81 Magazine street
BROUGHT to the Second Municipality Police
- Prison
WILLIAM, dark gif about 80 years old, s feet "a
inches hgh says he belongs to Mrs. Atterron, ofGNx
Natchez. -YR
MOSES, dark gi, abou, 30 years old. feet INCHES
high says he belongs to T. J. Eastman Of Bayou Black
FRANK grii, about 10 old, feet inches high
says he belongs TO MIR I4anDeau.
NARY A Am WEAVER. grils about IS years old. 4
away. J. WOkRELI., Warden.
New Orleans. May %. 1851. Iny2s law3w
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-06-05
TEAS! feast! ~
TIME TEAS OF the New York Canton Tea Com

= pany, NO. 10
Chatb am street
(The Oldest T e a
establishment in the
United Stltes.) N
Orleans Agpcy,. u
canal street. These
Teas are more en-.
tsnsively known and
approved OF, than
those Of any other
establishment in th,s
county. Every sea
son the CANTON
TEA COMPANY en-
deAv0r 'ocontrol the
most valuable and
useful kinds ofTrAs
that are impOYted .
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-06-05

IMPROVEMENTS AT THE FIRST MUNICIPAL
lTr HALL--They are engaged in repairing and
re-cementng the interior of the above building, and
II IS intended to give it thorough repair and by
J"dclous arrangements make the building more
suitable for the transaction Of public business, and
more comfortable for the officers who occupy it,
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-06-05

MAN DRowNED.-Last evening about seven
o'clock, man employed on the steamer Bunker
Hill, lying at the wharf Of the Second Municipal.
n.y. while at work in the wheel-house, missed his
footing, fell into the river and was drowned Moth.
ing was known of him on the boat.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-06-05
EAST PAsCAGOULA HOUSE.

THE undersigned have taken on a lease for three
= year, the well known Hotel at East Pascaeoua, "a
Miss, SO long known and kept by NJ j. McRae- Ii ~.
will be opened for the reception of company on the
10Th June The place famed Of the deehtfu
and healihiu the Gulf open the breeze, has
the finest bahing, Fishing and for all kinds of
resrea ion desirable in summer resort.
The dOjel Is undergoing thorough repairs, and will be fin
shed in complete style The extensive Garden Is in admira
Bile order.
The fare will be the best that be obtained at any of the
markets. and the undersigned har themselves that their
experience in the best Hotels NewOeans-the st. Charles
and the st Louisare assurance that nothing will be
wanted for the comfort of their guests -
myl5 ROVD a. SIMPSON
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-06-05

THIS well-kuown Summer Retreat is now open
for the reception Of Boarders Dnring the spring. "A
many additions and improvements have been 70
he guests Of the house The Table win be always furnished
leans markets afford and Table iaret ee Of extra
charge. and always plenty OF Mix from kept
The premises. Attached 10 the house fine airy Bath
Houses and fine Shady Lawns which make II one OF the
most pleasant the shore.
for be made with the proprietor
at the Poydras street Restaurant No. 20 Poydas street
my29 m JOHN COATES p,onristor
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-06-05

BILOXI HOUSE.

THIS Establishment will be opened for the re-
4 cepton Of ys,on on the 18th inst. under the "a
management of JOHN w. NIXON. ~
during the spring many additions and improvements G;
nave been made, to insure degree of comfort and
conyenience to the guests Of the house. - -
me sandy beach of Box heretofore annoying 10 pc.
desnans has been panked by order of the copoaon and
villages - - ' " "' -" e"a''
The Table will always be supplied with the deicaces of
the sea coast and New Orleans Market
AgnGned g the house will be ionnd Bath houses, Bar
- SS
BY the month (per week. ..................el 0 90
IL VI
Children and Servants half price. q
Biloxi. May Ia. 1851. myl5 3m
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-06-05
DR.. BANNlNG'S
CELEBRATED & 81 $3.50
BODY BRACE
PATENT LACE,

OF TIE FOLLOWING DISEASES, VIZ:
Weakness ct The Breast, Bronchitis shostness Of Breath
pa!pation Of the Heart Dspepsia osiiveness and Piles
Pasn. ~ III back spina Fsng the Bowels
ase MenInaton; tendency Abortion and Painful PSeg
nancy and the bad shape incident Child bearing and dsp0
Oa 70 Dropping, Loungng and WEAKNESS; babual Bill
ous Go ic Sea Sickness Chronic Darrhea and al Wea
illnesses peculiar TO Males or Females.
tY- Sold only By DIR. S HERMAN Agent 20, the
south. at hin office, - ST. CHARLES sTRiET, New Or
leans. LADIES fitted with the Brace nj N HN StIEQ
MANS. 1855 st. Charles sir~es whli lvd6 ~
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-06-05

FALL OF AN ENGINE HOUSE - On Tuesday
night about eleven o'clock, the roof and part of
the walls of the three-story brick building, which
is occupied by Fire Company No. 16, as an engine
house, on Bourbon street, fell with tremendous
crash into the street. Fortunately no person was
hurt and the injury sustained is but slight This
company have long been endeavoring to obtain
new engine-house from the authorities and now it
appears likely that their request will be granted.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-06-05

and consequently able 10 every thing IN line
OF fine quality for the price, that in This yessct no o,her
establishment excel. II at ali equal them
s. II. PAGE, Agent,
~ Cana! street, one door below Royal
Just received per Steamship Ohio and ship Union,
my8 3m g. H. PAGE, Agent.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-06-05
PORT OF NEW ORLEANS.
LATITUDE ssosT sVN.-LoNsrrupr 800 w.-inTime, Ga.

PORT OF NEW ORLEANS.
observation-disclosures 800 w.-inrime. ga.
Thunday Morning. June s. 1851. y
Cleared Yesterday.
Brig Cohsnsey, Sinclair, NewYork. q BoseSt Sco
schr Alderman. Ceilings. Brazos and Point Label. ~
Arrived.
Ship Chas Croker Duncan Is days from New York in bal
Ship Realm Stevens. " as,. from Baltimore in ballast. to
Ship sas Holmes. Berry. u days from New York. to Co
Ship Queen Victoria Chase. IL days from Philadelphia to
Ship o Mssba Holmes. d.y, fom Ho,a.,,, 70
sD bark Resolution Faresus. days from Matanza. in bal
Bark Fanny, sm9n.on is days from Philadelphia, to
Bark vrginsn. Boush from Richmond, via Norfolk, 10
g., day days 70 Masi , Bon5k-i.t my.
Up Pn, Hi So9n, from Havana 18th ut in ballast, to
sp trs viasdo F4'rs day. from M..n.as to PUG. Mir
BrG Joseph, Kelar ls day. from rhoma.tou. to W Far
Br sshr Union Chsm days from Rattan Island. to Bars
Sch; Fsnns. Vance. from Philadelphia. to m..terPowdsr
schr Ameda Smith, lod days from Galveston in ballast, to
Music, Streck from Lafourche.
Ps sso. F Shas'o's from ,oH G. i" ou
T0wboat Persian Pinnegar. from the Pases-went down
IenMhpIonfna up naak As'ouuon' brss Vifnedo and
TOw6oat F Whitney Heatiqn, from the pa..es-,owsd
unIonEbrought up ships Chas Crocke and Realm, schr
Towboat Panther Coutman from the Passes-towed down
ana 70 sea on me SlSt n ship Lapand, bark st George
Towboat Mary Kinrsand, Phillips from the Pases-towed
ap ssp ~, au ss6
Victoria and Ontario, bark Fanny and schr Fannie
Exports.
a. steamship Fanny: 81 bb!s -four 81 bbs
knz9s PdsE ri sGsfapsy ss s,es;
cSs Ii sse i s SS. Zoo Ss DO
SOAP % bxs starch 81 bxs cheese 20 bb bread and snndes
Imports.
ship QUEEN vctoa ieo Assorted %sss
RN0RDEAux-P~ ship Ontario: Wines. brandis., etc to
bark aanay asseis %s md's
bs vssao L Ss.,.. Pai FS.
RATTAN IsLAND-Per schr Union Fruit B.re,i soo
%
Receipts Of Produces:
Gsys k koana1s Sa eS%s! Pacific ss ssoks o
% .e dst ssis w ~ sss
hay w bb flour Lyman Scott co-250 do MEG il 4
DO Eager Ksnneit Dix Seo 9sar %n Hio WU
gatsao DO 10 cAs bacon Addison &co-lS do Baer
Rsddssks Hw Rs. No1 Sse s es
oats Beatty G s!s CO. &sovss sS So s a
* sFa9 DgI Ic g kess lard. kegs butter
PIC. lead fsq Shaw SsVs Ob Stone
LouisylLLE-P steamer Peyiena: 1893 pcs bagging,
z do q q q IG 9g Ben bagsns White
Kegs ks butte. VS. Wright &co-3l pumps G w Sizsr-l1
bd Ss Sassa1,
Do Stevens &coa hay MaisMs eos roOe
aAsBS Ssfss 6 e., TTseS
ehis egg inc Hurls-ls bids tobacco Fell ives &coa DO
Summer do Hewitt. Norton &co-I do Turner, Wilson
COnsignees.
o@ YSdu
e9-sehpd seo-Down Cuddy W sm'h&
E:rs SssT ssss
a raofBs.dk sshTnnznWoed LOw-Eag, Mnord
s91BosaT FoeL neA WhtnsS Fellow s &eoS
;, Steven,
&soRsynod sTnf Sd
M MGGutSheoP geo. stee1Cao &eoC Nj Simpson
RoSi Hall MsH RsSe Gse sesA
so wJfT tsahI5G Phoseamh Gplaman-A Grief
vIsas.bg1,t sf %ss E E5 sew
P9son ls S0Sa
ssses' sf ees; fssi Ts sssjEs s
Beach &seNH BaaAn mes%s, MSha,M Minis
ssSc M. Ts sea,E 81 hssssaSys
BI9sMA Munroe &coaGeo Foster &co-D Seaman Sc
sf 9'shf Wins. f I1%
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BLADON SPRINGS,

THIS popular Watering Place will be opened
for the reception of visitors the frat day Of
June The proprietor have added largely their t:
Improvements during the past winter. and will be iH
during the season prepared to accommodate from four
five hundred In addition the medicinal and
tive pr peres Of the water 10 diseases peculiar Southe
china these Springs possess many advantages
but four the Biz b- county
Ala In healthy region be found in Southern
country, ACCESSIBLE by steamboats, all the
Ii would be useless to attempt full escripon the
benefits 10 be derived from the of these suffice it,
that feel fully warranted in saying sanatve pro-
kidneys and skin, ulcers Of long Standing general debility Of
the system, govt Rheumatism, dupsy, etc. surpassed
by waters in The United States hundreds can testify
who have tried their efficacy
Many arrangements have been made and are in progress
for the amusement and pleasure OF visitors There will he
regular packets from Mobile the Springs, semi weekly
Good hacks, with careful drivers, will be in constant aen
dance 10 convey and from the river The tab
will be instantly supplied with the Very best the country
aor and the popretor pledge themselves to spare no
pains u render their visitors comfortable. For chemical pro-
OF the PRINCIPAL Springs by Professor Brumby of the
University OF Alabama.
RATES BOARD;
WEI. " %
EV- Children and servants half price =
per
&, per week w
ar@s ams, .nbsc ~ Il hs. 10 ~
above rates CONNoR 4 HENRY. Propretors.
bladnn Springs Ala, May l. 1851. my7 2m
For any further information, apply the Agent in
New Orleans. T.. Il. SMITH
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Tea Warehouse,
No. 81 Camp street, New Orleans.

= TEAS ever offered fol
salem this city and at lower
prices. These 'rkAs are Of
the latest importation. and
Of the most choice qualities
grown in g h ina. having
been selected with great
care. For the use Of fam
lilies they are put up in
small quantities in well se.
cured metalIlcpackages, 50
as 10 prese, We their fra
GRANGE as long as in the
chests.
City retail dealers,
country merchants, steam,
boats. ships and hotelssup.
phed with every dnscrip.
ton nfTxAs inchesis, hall
chests, " b and D h box
ages If desired.
jaT TN A.
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NEW ORLEANS MARKETS.
r.....cc.s;H : s.s,. og ,.c !, ,sz

Cott0n-Tbe Asa's accounts to hand BY telegraph
Yesterday. after business hours. They announces dec Inc IN
Liverpool of fully Nd nnce the Canada sailed The days
sales in market limited to about 1900 bales Feeble
pnces ~
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FAMILY GROCERIES, ETC
CHARLES STOUGHTON,
GROCER AND WINE MERCHANT
No. 94Camp street.

Il N
GROCER AND WINE MERCHANT,
No. 80 Camp street.
TEAs-of various kinds and quali,ies;-
l. Coffee :. :. =. "a
| Sugar :. :. -;
i,rasdie: and Lauoy. " -;
london Porter and Scotch Ale;
Prunes, Ssrdines, Presey and Pickles;
Raisins, Curants. Citron, Grapes and Figs
Butter, Bacon, Flour and Rice;
Moasses and Syrups OF all qualities;
Hams, su ga fsJ and and Westphaia;
- Oils, Candles, Fish, etc. etc
Constantly on hand by continually receiving and for sale
on the most reasonable terms JsI7 lys
T w. ARTHUR & co, % and 90 New Lrvee.
L . offer for sale
Cohee-Rio, Havana, I.aguyra aud Old Java;
Suear-'od Crushed Powdered. Refined and Brown;
mea-Choics aud common Green and Black i;
Tobacco various qualities and sizes of plusH.
,lKars-A large supply Ct imported and mercan
WiDes-Madsra, Port Malaga, Ciaret, Sauterne Muscat
Champagne, etc, in glass and wood
iiqq0rs-Choice old cognac. medium and common do Gn
80, Rum. Peach Brandy. Cherry brandy. - =
Whnky-Dd Rye and Lourbor. Scotch and Irish Malt:
COrfas- sorted, Cuacoa Absynthe, Maraschino etc:
syrups-l.emon. Natural and assortsd;' "
Spicss-feppef Alspcs, Ginger. Numegs, Cloves. etc
Pickles-Oi all sizes and qualities
Provisions and Grocerie Of all kinds. apso s0d
ROSTON PIG PORK-Packedi in quarter bbls
- expressly for family use
Picked Salmon in kits and half kiss;
Mess Mackere, IN kits and half kits
No. do. in half bbs., quarter bbls., kits and hall
Hslbnis. Napes and Fins. in quarter bbl..
Dried Tod Fish, fine article
And very large assortment of Family and Plantation
for yale low by [ap22l F. EVANS u Co, 70 Camp St
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COOPER,S WELL,

COOPER'S WE'LL.
THE undersigned, having made considerable i'm.
proyen,ent this season for the accommodation Of "a
visitors now prepared to receive all who disposed H
comments necessary.
Board and lodging per week. . 80 90
Board and lodging. per day OO
EVN Horses taken of moderate terms,
INMAN WILLIAMS Proprietor.
ER The means of only 81 miles from Vcksburg
to tine Well, ave by railroad RAYMOND 80 miles, and
miles staging from Raymond TO the Well.
tV Gen Nc MAXIM. late Of the Prentss House, Vieks-
burg, will oicate and every eXeIton will be made
our guests comfortable n myi2 I'm