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HOLLYWOOD HOUSE,
Eastern shore OF Mobile hay.

THIS desirable Summer Retreat and Watering
4 Place row complete order for visitors Many IL
important improvements hav been made during the :.4
the top of the bluff, of gradual and easy ascent thereby
avoiding the long flight Of formally used This adds
another to the pleasant AXIS about the premises
The number of rooms has been increased, that 80
sons can be Handsomely accommodated the coming sason
j hs bathing arrangements extensive. The shower
baths led from yielding Al least 100 gallons
water minute. The Bay bathing equal in
the South.
The location of this place being nearly so feet above the
level OF the bay with nothing obuct the breezes from
the Gulf; with fine view Of the Bay, Of Mobis. West
Shore nice shady grove, good roads,
stand water consequently qu renders one
found in the whole country.
Arrange made Tor an abundant supply OF Fish,
Oysters, Crabs, ct
The proprietor commenced building ths establishment about
the LIST January, l64S with the OF making the mst at
hacve place in the South The business thus far has
cecded his anguine expectations Being the builder,
and landlord Ie knows to his interest entertain
his in the best possible which all he
considers to the table, bar etc.
Besides the great variety OF amusemens which are as
tensye al other watering place e proprietor has
vded for the attendance of Band Of Music.
This place having been tav0ve the
for large number of the citizens OF New Orleans and Lou
saDa the proprietor hopes. by strict to continue
to receive their patronage.
The fine Helen touches at the wharf several times
every day.
The charges will be moderate Letters papers directed
to Holy wood, Mobile, will direct and without de-
tention. WILLARD FREEMAN, Proprietor
Hollywood, May 3, 1851 my9 3m
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Dsiicately Suspicious - William Thompson
will be examined tomorrow, before Recorder
CALDWELL touching his being found, about three
o'clock yesterday morning, in one of the state
rooms of the steamer Western World, with a
"jausss" in his possession, fact disclosed to his
Honor by the "round unvarvished tale :" of one
George Allen.
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Larceny.-John Smith, Joseph Landon, John
William and - Davis, charged with stealing
from the schooner Robert Spedden, NJ. M. RAIDS.
witch, master, eleven hundred and forty five dol
lars in notes and gold, gold watch and chain,
and some wearing apparel, were, examination
yesterday, discharged by Recorder Genois.
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Breach Of Irust and Robbery.-Ulysse, a slave
belonging to Labadoyere Kermon, charged with
breach of trust, and Cherry, slave belonging to
Mr.. Cordevolle, charged with robbery, were yes
terday bailed, before Recorder Genois to appear
when required on the several charges.
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Gaue Bail. - Charles Laummerman, charged
with perjury by H. B. Voolfolk, and Hugh Pedes-
claux and Baron Havre, charged by the keeper of
the Third Municipality Pound with forciby taking
away four horses in his charge, gave bail yesterday
before Recorder Seuzeneau, to answer the several
accusations when called on.
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Couldn't come it. Amanda Scruggs! Ye
Gods! what a combination in the way of names
appeared before Recorder Caldwell yesterday to
prosecute John Riley for stealing a counterpane,
candlestck, and some tumblers, worth in all about
Sc SO, from her residence on Carondelet street on
the night OF the 18th of June inst 1t will be re.
membered that Riley was arrested on suspicion Of
having stolen the above articles, which were found
in his possession at the time. He was sent before
the First District Court.
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Import o.


CINCINNAT!-Per steamer VIM Noble: 10 ties hams IL
Metregor &coS53 bbls whisky Jos andi, &eo-i5a bbls
~ IF do WHISKY 10 hbds les bacon % tics 4pkgs
candies Second vopIhisssoo do vi bTs soap, Isl 6ss
81 ties hrms. u hhds bacon 20 bbls pork Comply &co~
40 do eggs, kegs utter surges &eo-5o do 70 hbls
ep-l43 bxs cheese l bxs soap. "a bbs whisky 10 Dbl
hf do liquor 50 bbs beef ~ do -four, 50 50 dried apples
hhas y .cs hams 100 b1 candles 40 bx cheese
|. bbs anples $50 bdls Adams-lO0 bbs whisky
Martin Gwen Sfomioo ds teTis hyau-iSs do Alter
Mobya5O bbs lard oil Beatty. Liggett do Nye Bro
&eo-6O hf bbs liquor Michel &c0-796 bbls lime Stroud
10 pcs bagging Wright Williams &co-90 do Fnrman,
Lattng &c0-50 casks bacon Babcock Fenns-l6l bags
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Comn,ittsd.-Francs Campani was sent before
the First District Court yestesday, for petty
larceny committed board the steamship Nep-
tune the evening before.
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BAR Hsypsn Holdep-l5 te. hams 7bozes tongues
ksepi0 bbs eggs Da'er3o do -four, do whisky. etc
Damo9-le cases mdse A Cochran &coaS wsson' Nc
,o pk,s mdss Shark. Day & stsufIrr-5o reel. yarn
ss Rosssy hSs e
GasssSs b; faisss: sess S *, HS MsIs.n
Williams. Phillips &co-8 bxs books T l. Whte-5s bds
pa Sheldon P9,teI-i pkg ,aTsheng DHnsp-s
10 pkes glassware O Csrdrre-2l DO Louion-II DO
Acsrd-03 do Henderson q Games do Casson-5 pkgs
cenns" DO Mc6"we Min. Ssss. ' @d.s seoy
,LOuisvILLEPer steamer Bcstons: ls2 hhds tobacco
do Cowan Dyker &co-S do Beverly Sands &co-23 do w
Robinsonis do. 7l2 sacks Cowan. Dyken &co-250
pc. bbassns ~ Ss rope W aIhuI eo.sS coils rope 81
mdse A Keudal-l0 bbs eggs Le1ner-I0 do See aud
= bills beef 59 q: rope ParmeIe Bro-75 baggns, "a
50 bd paper Stevens &co-lOO pcs baggng 100 cs rope
IS bd Irvine i Mclean &co-129 pcs bagging, lis coil.
ripe Forman Lat,ing &co196 bales hemp Bennet,4 3
cks baSn Twehel co47 bales cotton Sidde, Green
&co-ls do Fearu Donegan &oo6 bbls eggs Hurey-6 do
VfCKsBURG-Per steamer st James: 50 bales cotton to
Payne & Harson-2l McLemore, Cunn. &co- a McRse
Byns Res.on AsS5 sass &s
Polard3 Brande,. William. &co-2 Fear, Donegan Geo
INV. Mclean Sco-l DO Gray q Campbs!1lo0 bbs -four
ATCHAFALAYA-Ptrs steamer White: @ baIes
cotton Wsu !)esanles.i4do Bonner 4 smith-i2d 90
dali. Yoe Aco-6do bb. - half bbls molasses Braud &
Ls H% PHI PHI SSHs y Flower
tern sugar 60 hds ufa 50 bS. @oass Sos c
hbds sugar Hal-25 DO Jeannett Ncs-N bbls moasve.
Besbe &co-S2 hides Gourdain & Kerr-sundres order
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License Law in Wisconsin.-On the day when
the new license law of Wisconsin went into opera
ton, large numbers of Germans paraded the streets
of Milwaukee, in a state of great excitement, car.
rying banners inscribed with the words, " Free
Trade and Equal Rights" From this We infer
that the parcipators believe in the right of all
vend ardent spirits in any quantity.
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HonoraJty Discharged-Charles Hall, charged
by John Boothe with having committed the crims
of perjury, was examined yesterday before Re.
corder Genois, and after the srictest scrutiny, was
honorabIy discharged.
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Slave Remanded-The slave Howard, belong
ing to Captain Merit, was remanded yesterday on
the charge Of having in his possession shawl,
mantilla and other articles, believed to be stolen
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Larceny Jane Johns was arrested yester.
day by Officer Gale, First Municipality, at the re.
quest Of William huston, who charges her with
larcenv
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Dear Tom, thus Bro,Dn Jug.-Anne and Bridget
Klein, charged yesterday, before Recorder Cald
well, with striking Anne Kelly with jug, ir
Girod street, were remanded for examination to the
23d inst
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Police Operations IN New York.-The Chief
Of Police in New York has presented his annual
report to the Mayor of that city. There were seven
thousand nine hundred and sixty-six arrests during
the quarter ending March last, being three hundre
and fifty six less than during the previous quarter
This decrease in the number of arrests has occurred
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L pany, No. 1&
A

pany, NO. Ia
@ ath a m street
(The oldest + e {
establish meDt in the
Unite ! St,tes.) N
Orleans Agency. d
Canitl street. These
Teas are more ex.
teIisiveiy known and
approved OF, than
those OF any otirs
establishment in thls
caunt,y. Every sea
sou the CANTON
TEA COMPANY en-
deav0r to control the
most val liable and
useful kinds of TEAs
that are Unmarried
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and consequently thing linz
OF So me quality os the price, that in this respect oth
establishment excel, If at all equal them
8. II. PAGE, Aren't,
u Canal street, door bepw Royal
eY Just received per steamship Ohio and ship Union
large assortment Of the above Teas
my5 BIN g. n, PAGE. Aren't.
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List of Vessels In Port Not Cleared

IN the First municipality designated in the fol- ing
iaoe ~ the Nos commence at the Railroad and
In the Second ( the Nos above
Ing No. being Fiatboat Landing the Third tm3)
commence the Railroad aud down, No being Perry Wharf
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NEW ORLEANS MARKETS.

CREsCENT OFFICE,
Friday Morning, June 20, 1851.
C0tton-Factors yesterday generally asking higher
than buyers willing pay, and the sales reached
barely 800 bales We still quote:
NEW ORLEANS CLASSIFICATION.
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CRESCENT OFFICE,
Friday Morning, June 20, 1851.
Cleared Yesterday.
Steamship Pampero. Wells, Galveston,
Armstrong, Harris eco
Sp bark Sidia, Velar, Barcelona, PUG, Mir eco
Bark Black Squat, Goldman, Marselles, l. II Gale
Brig Joseph kelar, NewYork, CIV Hynson
Schr Randall Marshall. Thompson Brazos st Jsgo, Master
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EAST PAsCAGOULA HOUSE.

THE undersigned have taken on a lease for three
\ years the well known Hotel at East Pascagoula IA
Miss, so long known and kept by n J. McRae. 1t IN:
will be opened for the reception Of company the ~
10Th June The place famed Of the delightful
and healhu the Gulf, it Is the breeze, has
the finest afhine, Fishing and for all kinds
recreation desirable in summer resort.
The hoel undergoing thorough repars and vii be m.
hed IN complete dyie The extensive Garden In admira
be order.
The fare will be the best that be obtained Of the
markets, and the hattr themselves that their
experience in the best Hotels in NewOeansthe St. Charles
and the st L0uis-are that nothing will be
wanted for the comfort Of their guests.
my15 BOYD SIMPSON.
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THIS Establishment will be opened for the re-
L caption Of ys.or the 9Th INST, under the IL
manssenAent of JOHN w. NIXON. ian
during the spring additions and improvements I2z
have been made to insure greater degree OF comfort and
venience 10 the guests OF the house.
he sandy beach of Biloxi heretofore annoying 10
deans, has been panked by order of the cOposa0n and
oefs promenade unrivaled by Of the coast
villages.
The Tebe will always be supplied with the decaces of
the coast and New Orleans Market.
Attached to the house will be foend Bath houses, Bar
and Bill lard Room and Ten Pin Alleys.
The following Rates Of Board will be charged during the
season:
IS
Children and Servants, half price.
Bioxi, May 10. 1851. my15 3m
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Tea Warehouse, 4
No. 81 Camp street, New Orleans.
THE largest assortment of GRE ZEN and BLACK

- itt = COT oosbi iii
\ TEAS ever Offered for
sale IN this city and at lower
prices. These TEAS are Of
the latest importation, and
0fthe most choice qualities
grown in g hinl, having
been selected with great
care. For the use of fam.
lilies they are put up in
small quantities in well se-
cured metallicpacksges, so
as to prese. We their fra
GRANGE US long as in the
chests.
City retail dealers l
country merchants, steam
boats, ships and h0telssup.
piled with every dnscrip
ton Of rrAs. inchests, hall
chests, 70 ID and . b box,
ages, i. desired.
ja27 6m A.
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Arrived.
Ship Germ9nia; Wood, q days from NewYork. to VIM
Ship Creole Pierce ii days from NewYork. to Wood.
Ship 81 Charles, Hliard IS days from NswYork. to W
Bren ship INLAND. Watcher. from Bremen 9th April, to
Bre% bark Ed%oad. Weihmann. IS day. from Bremen. in
Raj ballast, to %Vs sas fay ten, c,,
Brig Mount Vernon. Porter. days from Brazos St Jago.
Ru, bIs Louisa. Storm from Rio de Janero a7h April. to
sch Geo Lincoln Rogers, days from Brazos St Jago
soh Au'sa Hanson. days from Apaachcoa. to master
sohr Walter NJ Pichel. days from Pensacola. to master
schr Ella. schsrnbeCk, days from Pensacola.
schI w Getzmsr. Tresco. 4days from Tampa Bay. to
schr Mary Eddy, Eddy. days from Sabine Pass to master
schr Home Miller days from Brazos St Jago. MASTER
LIST my.
Anna, Johnston from st Martnsvie.
Bostona, Bentley, from Louisville.
s. James. ReIchival. rom vieE.bqrs:
Towboat Mary kinesland. Phillips. from the Passesewed
ssn apa f Ian r., oS
chip uphs1 bsIk Edmond and ,chr Geo Lincoln
bark sopha-bfous5t up ship Gsr%sna. bark sssnsc
and e is is!6 ps'. sSip Lsmqs Dye, bsk FS1
est Prince brig Soule schr Jane Eizabeth-bfough
TOwboai s su Elk tha%ber:. from the Ps,.estewet
down and the l7th last baIks Gen JONES' Alex
ina and Cesare, schr Major Barbour-br light up bre
Mount Vernon. schrs Mary Eddy and Home.
Exports.
GALVESTON-Per steamship Pampero Sc bbls -four
do whisky. ties hams 90 lard 10 SKIS corn % rope
~ pcs 6agglng and sundres., - ~
BARCELONA-Per bark Sidia: $50 bales cotton, LOO
slaves.
MARsElLLES-Per bark Black Squat SO 900 slaves
BRAZOS ST JAGOSPer schr sndaI Marshall: 80
| SKIS corn 20 bales hay, 10 $50 feet lumber.
| Imports.
| NEW YORK-Per ship Germapia 277 bales hay. 90
tons flag ging stone. 40 reams paper VIM Whtlock.
KiIchhoaA I'll do / BuddeoEe &cs-n do Ptt"a do
| Wstt1sS Gks do, lot of hams, order.
| NEW YORK-Per ship Creole Assorted mdse.
| NEW YORk-Per ship ST Charles Assorted mdse.
| CHARLEsT0NaPer bark Saranac; Rice, etc.
BR Ia s ST njAGo-pe brig Mount Vermont SIT hide
Foster &co-3OOO do Clason Ves-$2OOO specie to Burn
BRAZOS ST JAGO-Per schr Geo Lincoln 1923 hides
10 bales wool G Foster &co-98l hides Phelps g. WemOe-
| 226 do, trder-$2500 specie Cramer SEQ.
| ,S AblNE PASS-Per schr Mary Eddy: l6o bales cotton
| iOo bx, mise 3 hhds sugar, etc Bonner u Smith
la bbls moasses McEonoche Donns-46 hides and lOt
| AfALACHlCOL A-Per schr Aurelio: SO bales cotton
GfeenG1od &eoISs bales mdse Hazard Greeen-@ I'D
PENsACOLA-Per schr Ella: 50. 900 feet lumber to
PENsACoLA-Per schr Walter M: 10000 feet lumb
BRAZos ST JAGO-Per scbr Home: 1914 hides, osde
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TObaccO-A lot of Ill hhds Low and frosted sold
follows CO hhds at 4, II 81 and 81 at 3ac v ID.
Sugar and Molasses-About rs hhds Sugar dis.
posed of 626, for FAIR Fully Fair and 40 bbs Cuba
Clayed Molasses al l7h9lsc a ID.
FlOur-Some 1900 bbs sold. including $40 bbs Ohio
at % 1908 3, $50 Extra St. Louis a 400 - 49, and
800 in several lots at ~ 60$5 90 Dbl for Extra and
Fancy brands.
Gran-There good inquiry for Corn, with sales of
fully 90 600 sacks including 10 0 35c for Inferior, and 40
@47 for mixed White and Yellow s25 Yellow at Is. 800
So 1000 Selected at 5l52 and $50 Choice White at 53c v
bushel OF Oats 1000 sacks st. Louis solo, in two
three lots, AT $50 v bushel.
Pr0visi0ns-The principal sale of Pork 70 bbls
branded Mess at sl4 IS y bb Bacon in request and
2 casks TAKEN including 40 casks Missouri Sides
the Levee Il 80, ID Cincinnati at 840s, AZ casks
clear 81, IA casks Shoulders Ga and rs casks Missouri
at &c for Prime Sides and &c for Shoulders OF Lard 50 bbls
No. sold 80 . ID. 500 kegs Prime Western Butter
taken for at l@llc. and 100 boxes Western Dairy
Cheese at SIC ' ID.
H,y-Sales Wednesday, from fla boat, 2lOO bales
Prime Western at 4I7 20 . ton.
COffee-35O bags Rio sold in lots, at9kc vh.
W hisky-About 150 bbs Recied sold on the Levee at
| 1sc y gallon.
Exchange s-Demand limited we quote
Stering NSaG ll0h
New ork sxtyday Bills .........zk01A v ct. disc.
Sight Checks on New York ........"L@Av CT prem.
Frefghts-Coon shipping for Liverpool, in British
| sells, at 5.l6d.
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BLADON SPRINGS.

THIS popular Watering Place will be opened
= for the reception Of visitors The first day Of eAh
June. The proprietor have added largely 10 their 81
improvements doring the past winter, and will be MI
during the prepuSed nccomuods (ram four
five hundred pessns- In sdd,on the medicinal and
csna the'e nrinss nd most
the watering places the south ard West
but four miles from the Biz bee river In Chocaw county
Ala In as healthy region be fund in the Souiherr
country are accessible by STEAMBOATS, all of The
year. II would be useless to attempt iu scption OF the
benefits to be derived from the OF these suffice
that we fee fully warranted in SAYING that their sanatve
kidneys and skin ulcers of long standing general debility
the sysem eoul rheumatism dropsy, surpassed
by in the United Sates hundreds can testify
who have tried their .fficacy.
Many have been made. and in progress
for the amusement and pleasure of visitors. There will
regular packets from Mobile the Springs, semi weekly
Good hacks, with careful drivers, will be
dance convey persons and from the river The tai
will be instantly supplied with the best the country
pains t. render their visitors comfortable. For chemical pro-
peres OF the water the pubic referred the analysis
OF the PRINCIPAL Springs by Professor Brumby, of the
University Of Alabama.
RATEs OF BOARD:
week ~ ~
~ Children and servants half price.
morse per uay w
a, per week w
Larse families nbsct 10 liberal enc;on i,om 70 ,S ~
above rates CONNOR & henry, Proprieiors.
Rladon Springs Ala, May l. 1851. mY7 BIN
IL For any further informaion apply to the Agent in
New Orleans, T, B, SMITH. II Poydras
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FRESH IMPORTATION or
CHOICE TEAS!

THE subscriber has inst received from one Of the
first Tea impo,,sr, u Phiisde phis so%Gsts s.os-
suit ha. had hem small packages Of
4 and ib EACH They guaranteed 10 be Of quality
equal SUPERIOR to offered In This uarket snd
embrace all the varieties usually sold here. The following
a list of qualities and Or ces:
l. 6nas ,u,tau Xnnn HvaoU
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THE WATERING PLACES.


NOTICE. -
THE Bay st. Louis Hotel will be opened onthe
l. 18th June Liberal arrangements will be mads IA
with families who wish take Board for ths ssas6n .f
euers addressed the undersigned, will receiye ~
prompt attention. q. LEWIS.
Bay ~. Louis, May 20, 1851. myH If
MAGNOLIA HOTEL, BILOXI, Miss.
TIL undersigned respectfully begs leave to in
form her OLD friends and patrons. and the public Il
generally that the above Hotsl , for the k:
reception Of travellers and visss for the ming iIS
sea'on Having been at great expense in binding ,k
repairing etc she recommend her house not
feror point Of accommodation commodity and lecsfy.
to Hotel the She
large and spacious ALL ROOM, surprising in dmen:
Aons similar in Biloxi which admiralty adapted
to Balls Parties, and pnbic GATHERINGS generally, upon
which occasiohs he vii let reasonable Also
addition Tn the Ball Room she has prepared accommodations
fos At ieast fifty persons more than
HER TABLE it will be her caae, provide
andy with the best that this and gbovng markets Afford
Fire and roomy BATH HOUSES, adjacent the Hotel,
for the con venience Of boarders.
Thankful for the liberal heretofore extended
| share of public patronage.
Per month. 90 Per ~ssl ss % p. day. q So
| Biloxi Nav 2 1871 nyH Il
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Per 6srk sEsranss from yoohis
Bro-Cotchett II Chspman-M Garcia &co-J Mitchell.
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Per bark Saranac. from Charleston-Mrs A Kelly Mr.
I Gayer. A q McGlvey. ~
Per ship INLAND, from Bremen-323 in steerage.
Fer bark Edmond, from Bremen-l55 in steerage.
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GALVESTON-Per steamship Pampero: 56 bbs flour. 4
do whisky ties hams 20 kegs lard, 10 SKIS corn % els rope
"a pcs bag gng and sundries
BARCELONA-Per bark Sida: $50 bales cotton 1000
slaves.
MARsElLLES-Per bark Black Squat: 5000 slaves
NEW YORk-Per brig Joseph 37UO SKIS corn.
BRAZOS ST JAGO-Per schr Randall Marshall: SOL
SKIS corn, 20 bales hay, 10 $50 feet lumber.
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PORT OF NEW ORLEANS.

LATITUDE 9ao 81 sO N-LoselrUpx $50 WIN Time 81
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AUCTION SALES.

$50 cases. Of Boots and Shoes.
BY j. l.. TAYLOR d co.
CATURDAY June H. at 10 ocock-W be sold al their auction
- sales room No. 81 tharres street, "a
$50 Seasonabe BOOTS and SHOES without
to lose conss nmeuts.
Also len dozen French CALF.sKINs. jssO
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GtMghams--Pr Prints. COttonades.
MI are now receiving per steamer Falcon, ships
~ Maid Of Orleans and Hudson. large and desirable
assortment OF the above goods embracing The styles and
makes Aso-Jaccnets and Lawns, from low priced the
attention Of the city and country trade
fel3 JOS. II. PALMER & co. AZ Camp ct.
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Valuable Real Estate in the First Municipality,
for account of former purchaser.
BY J. M. WEYMOUTH, AuctiOneer.
SATURDAY June ~ at 2ocock-wi Re sold at the st. Lou
- Exchange, st. Louis street.
ONE SQUARE Of GROUND, situated in Fanboug Jackson
bounded BY Beuve, CONT, ST. Patrick and Bfnadote
aiming lots mos 2 measurng 800 feet
on Ben' Cont sli feet front GU b. Patrick
same Bernadotte, Eng sh measure.
Act Of sale before - Lewis, Notary Public at the expense
the purchaser
Terms cash tel9
Washington telegraph., 1851-11-05
Steec cNrN'S Hail.

1a*HE subscriber would respectfully inform the
4 public, and particularly the friends and pat
rons of the Washington Male Seminary, that by
appointment Of the Board Of Trusters h- has
recently become Steward of this Institution, and
is,now fully prepared TO accommodate all Students
that may call upon him with Boarding, Lodging,
&C.; and every necessary attention will be given
10 render them comfortable and preserve their
health and morals. The Buildings large; the
rooms airy, and pleasantly situated st cou-
venient distance from the Seminary.
The Terms will be-for Boarding, Lodging,
Washing. Fuel and Lights Eight Doll ars per
month
10 those who may require indulgence. he would
say, send on your SONS, aud pay out Of ypur next
crop.
N. B.-A few families or single gentlemen eau
be furnished With Boarding and Lodging on uc-
eommodatng terms.
ri. w. SMITH.
W Washington, Sept. %, 1851 3Saf