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Gen. George p. Morris, the veteran editor of the
Home Journal, one of the most uncompromisng old
Hard-shell Democrats in New York, speaking Of Mr..
Fillmore, says: .D,. ..... .#a.4 ->s6
Whatever may be said of the principles of the
party (Ameriean there is no denying that they have
selected q noble standardbearer. He is a man with
out reproach in his private relations, and politician
of disinterested patriotism Although sef.made
man. he is possessed of varied learning and profound
skill in the science of craftsmanship. More than all
he has sterling Roman tiruness, and is an honest
man--sucf as the country greatly needs in these
times. His Indifference to political preerment is ad
mirably shown in his absence from petty maneuyer
ing, tour of foreign travel in which he is gather
ing knowledge for future usefulness to himself an6
country.
Such are the sentiments Of an old Democrat-ar
editor who has always been, and is now, Democra
respecting Mard Fillmore.
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An eccentric individual, standing upon a bridge,
gives vent to his feelings in the following inquiry
z" Adolescence, what art thou doing Art thop en-
deavorng to notice the funny tribe to inguf into their
denticuated mouths abarbed hook upon whose point
thou hast fixed dainty allurement?"
enc SIR" said the boy, lin dshin'."
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THE UPPER R1vEns.-we extract the following

THE UPPER RIvEEs.-We extract the following
from the St. Louis Intelligencer of the 7th inst
The river was swelling yesterday. The late rains
have effected it litle, but navigation will not be
much benefited by it. Illinois and Upper Missis-
sippi about stationary and continue very low. Mis-,
souri, in good boating order, and falling Nine feet in
tie channel to Cairo The Ohio has been so low as to
be no longer naygable, and no more boats need be
expected from that stream for month or two, unless
rise takes place The canal was closed on the first
of this month, and all the boats below the falls are
hard aground or laid up, and there is no possibility
for them to get here
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A store was broken open one night but, strange to
say, nothing was carried off, The proprietor the next
morning was making his brag Of it, at the same
time expressing his surprise at losing nothing Not
lighted q lamp, didn't they? Yes,' was the reply.
"Well, continued the neighbor, g they found your
goods marked up SO high that they colldntafofd to
take them.n- Boston Gazette.
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The ensign of Nicaragua consists of three stripes
two of sky blue, with white stripe in the center
In the midst Of the white is circular device of the
seal of the State, and the representation of seven
volcanoes in token Of the volcanic range of Nicara-
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Gen. Sam Houston has published a letter on the
Presidency He is rather sayere on the Pierce admn
istration He says:
"Where is that Democracy to-day? Swallowed up
in b unmitigated squatter soVereignty-in sectional
chickering's and disputes-in disregarding compacts
between the different sections Of the Union the re
peal of which has led to insuFrection in Kansas-in
getting up Indian wars wherever Indians could be
found, as q pretext for increasing the regular army
the estimated expenses of which, at this time, are
$4,000, 900 per annun when $500 900, indiciousy
expended, would secure peace with every Indian tribe
on the continent. g7
"The foreign policy of the present Democratic
President has been far from creditable to our Govern
ment. It, too, has shown a disposition to court an
alien influence to sustain it, while it has declared and
practced relentless prescription against native born
American citizens will pursue this point no fur
ther. To ruminate upon it lis painful enough for a
man who loves his country but when called upon by
friends feel it due to them to express my sentiments
plainly. You and ! and tens Of thousands of old
Democrats who were the true Covenanters undel
jackson, wash our hands Of these absurdties, foes
and evidences of culpabe mismanagement. .
He gives in his adhesion to Fillmore and Donesor
in strong language, saying the former H., ..
"Nlr. Fillmore was Wing, and served the people
of his district while he was representative in Con.
gres5. His service was satisfactory and he secured
thr confidence. When his official duties took a
broader range, and snew and responsible duties de
volved upon him as the head OF the natiOn he ,cast
aside every sectional and local bias-his views all
important questions were limited only by the extent
of his duty to the wEoe, country. His services met
the acceptance of the nation, and he retired from
Office with the approving voice Of thousands who had
been his former opponents. Inmy opinion, he ad
ministered the government wisely and. well. He
found the country in great excitement, as ell,as dis
satisfaction and evenin peril rand yet he left it in
repose, tranquility anGsaety and it is pleasure
for me to look back andaenenlber that without any
deviation from my line Of duty as Jackson Demo
crat was enabled to sustain and aid him in most o
his leading measures and 50, too were nearly all the
truehearted Jackson Democrats Of that time.
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MISSISSIPPI ISrELLIGENcE.-The Yazoo City Oh
server, of the 9th inst, has the following:
A negro man named Eli. belonging to Mr.. W. NJ
Pickett of this county, found dead day last
week, in the Lake the plantation of Mr. Pickett
When examined, the negros skull was found to be
very much fractured and other eTidences Of violence
were discovered.
Mr.. Pickett went about an investigation of the mat
ter which resulted in the arrest OF two other
men belonging to him named Taylor and Ned, whom
he brought before the Magistrates Court in this place
on Monday last. They were tried according to law
and committed to the county jail to await their trial
at the next term Of the Circuit Court.
As to the guilt or innocence of the accused, it does
not become us now to speak. So
The Canton Citizen, Of the 9th inst says:
The health of Canton continues good. A few
chronic cases of sickness is all we hear of.
The Homesville Independent, of the 7th inst,
says:
On Friday last five carloads Of iron passed Osyka
for the track laying above that place, on the New
Orleans and Jackson Railroad, which had already
progressed eight miles = bringing the locomotive
within two miles of Magnolia. The track is being
laid nerthward from Osyka at the rate of two miles
per week, which will finish it to Summit, distance
of ten miles from Magnolia by the lst of October
next at farthest.
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No proof of temperance man with his hat of,
at midnight, explaining to lamppost the principles
Of his party.
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n A lady Of fashion stepped into shop not long
since, and asked the keeper if he had any
Mai baskets, she being too polite tosay cradle.
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TEE LAKE.

RfihHHASSRhh WEE Adh5ss A III HE k1kR 13s
sssSs
s S asy ass ws e 5 e 3 G s a f1
sys 5a i as @ e kin @ HnasSs @ I'll III s
Ha This arrangement will not Interfere with the regular
5jy22 # Tickets, 81 Dinner, SOC. u---.-
Rs.ETSs !, FOR POINT EAK.,UNTItME ~ FUR
tss ep nSis d s carss VII eaHe s
aa sxpsfT g&TE e H 2ses direct for POINT
On sundays Monays Wednesdays and Saturdays vi! leave
9o s Ct t H. o,s a. w nGa a aag
jy2tf DAVID & FORD Agents.
Ee ntn 1Rfh ffshLsannaE pA1Hx
splendid Iow.p5essurs PACKET steamer st. Cuba, r
hs,5 Ms a s. 5 esp s
sass as viii aRe iF snd
& a on s s, a Ct h 7 ~ a sa
ing, water permitting T &c
I: GEDDf;s, Agent, 10 Bank Place:
AHSRHX1hhE5t, iH II t6.zEsF5z hEzEsFt5szSStfS StfS2
PACtlETS The steamer w. e. Young,
VI ~ + III : sfs;f
{Tis vi ssFs EsDIT WEDSsDAS
the Railroad the arrival Of the p NJ for Mandeve
awishg and Madisonvle :eturning will leave MAdi7ouTe
at4 on MONDAY MORNING. EE4gz l..51.t@
| s."-' '5-' .@ SUNDAY EXCURSION. =
The W G. Young will make excursion TO Mandevile Lew
isbErg and Madsonyille, every SUNDAY AORNlN On the
arrival Of the O'Clock and will get back 10 enable
take the O'Clock P NJ train for the city,
Farefor the excursion ST. A fish breakfast will be provided
on,board Price 81 ceDts ,.f H., =.... .=ir
For further particulars Inquire Of .
jeN D, G. L6WBER, Agent, 90 Magazine St.
fsnss LA * e, $ I'll O RE P G fk 4 n
faAsIEa- e STEAMER DLE.-SumIner Arrange
rnentFor Ocean and Intermediate land
ings.he and splendid law pressure packet steamer
CREOLE Joseph Nelson master, built for this trade
vita superior accornodaons will leave the Poncnrtran
Iesyes Pontchar.ran Railroad, Leaves Ocean Springs
TUESDAYS. 80 A. N, cars WEDNESDAY EVENING;
| THURSDAY VS.. g A. 5sF cars FRIDAY MORNING.
FRIDAYS. 4 P. N. cars SATURDAY MORNING.
SATURDAYS. a P. N. ears SUNDAY EVENING.
Leaves Jefferson Railroad
TUESDAY, $40 A. NJ cars; SATURDAY, 220 P. N.
The CREOLE, returning Monday nights and Sat
urday mornings will at Pass Christian and Bay ST.
Louis.
Freight extra baggage horses cows carriages
railroad the days previous time for the O'clock
trains and Fridays and Saturdays the preyiots days
iii time for the O'Clock ttan5 will be left urhL the next
| trip.
, F
Cabin passage to Mississippi City Boxand Ocean Springs 90
teek passase..' 70
| R.GEDDEs, Agent, 10 Bank Place
| New Orleans, June l. 1855. ~ '7"f je5
|
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,Iealcg every sAruRpAI EyiNLNG a 4, 3 Gsses 1I,
Lyon pIae,el steamer ma ss1at g
fine fast rffifg passenger packet seameE EEnik Lyon,
l. Asbry naster will leave above for Alilkens Bend,
Vcksburg WarrenoI Grand. Gulf, St Joseps Rodney.
Wnerpfo1 Natehez Fort Admins Bayoa Sara atoF Rouge,
and Ill iandngs On The Coast regularly every sat
passtd ACCOMMODATIONS appl M Mait beard beard OF to
+ G%s&94 R. K.,LhUGHIRN+1iS 1iS Garondeet street
~The Frank Lyon hying made permanent arranGenents
with tc steamer Ya6Jy Bella whSigE through bills adng for
Yazoo River faght with privilege of reshippng at Vies'
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4 UCTEOM NOTICE. THE SUBSCRIBER RES
a pecfuy informs his friends and the publie that ing
suHel his old business AUCTI0NEER and APPRAISER,
has taken his Office, No ;3 Camp street
Will attend to the sale of Real Estate Stocks Fegroas Ad
illustrators Assignees and all Others according law He
will also give prompt and personal attention oil outdoor sales
Of every description.
Register will be kept open for all the Real Estate and
Lands he has for SALE either private terms public
tion Every facility in his power will be offered buyers
sellers nf Real Estate
Practical Draughtsnan and Plan Drawer will be constant
attendance at his office.
With the assurance thar he will give strict attention to his
business in all its de he that he will receive share
public patronage. BENZ. KENDTG, Auctoneer,
no26 Office, No, 33 Camp street.
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TEg1Ss SIZE AIuHA1AS SashAEf9Eh IT.f7S y.
;szzsga .ssezzsg SOUTHERN BELLE. ts++=Ss==a tss+=S=zzsza
T. maTnjfcent e. S MilI THE elegant aud fast
steo1,er II :. ANS L. ". .|nnE steamer $ Ii
SfSadWeil Commander will B He, j.. M. Broadwrli,
her regular waek. coranIer will her
triIs IN the New Orleans Vicks regular week trips in the New
inrf- NilEikenss Bend Lake Oean Grand Gulf, Rodney
PrnTfence and Prncet n radeIa Natclyez trade, NON
on THURSDAY, 4th Sepem DAY the 9TH Sepenn nef, leay'
lr leaving New Orleans every ing New Orleans every u-
THURSDAY EN- EKING ri DAY EVENING, at 3 O'CLOCK,
O'clock the above and all for the above and all
intermediate landings. lhte landings.
The above steamers are under ongn thorough ogerhanling
and ehrg, will he i'll complete order, nuu Will ATTEND ia w
to all business entrusted to their care 20.
The EEiIpS will receive freight for Yazo0 river and re-
ship AT Vfckbbrrg without delay. "
responsible packages containing MONEY Of 9tT
vaabes unless regular bills o lading taken aud contents
stated o for rauaes deposited BY passengers with the
No bills VIII be recognized unless contracted under written
order the Captains of either Of the above boats and all blia
must be presented the Office OF the boat to which they belong
before he day Of leaving for approval which Will
then be paid on presentation the Office Of the Agents. 6 Ora
vier street.
For freight Or passage apply on board Or to -
Y BRCADWETIfI. BROS. ~ Co, 20 GrlTier ST.,
OF LEWIS SSAPP 4 CO.. 81 Front s.!
n B-A clerk will be the Leyee every Monday morning
receive freight tcr both boats up 10 the tine Of leaving
q
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VIII leave on WEDNESDAY 18Th inst at s O'Clock P NJ.
rxrar.- EI6NEa. .KEE Y A MGbISI A-TuE -SUPE
WEIR MISSISSIPPI.

Wil1 leave on WEDNESDAY, 18Th inst. at o'clock r NJ
fYzsg. REGULAR DIEgPHIS PACKET.
Msmnjs Ielena NsppIe9l Lee e. Gesayils !:ae
ings the BedsThe fine regular and fast running rissen-
ger packet I'll. NJ Wright j. y. Clarke, master,
In place Of the steamer John S0nds) will leave above.
For freight passhge, Apply on board, Or to !. .
JOHN IT, HYDE 4 CO., G6 Poydras street
n@Tha f. NJ Wright wi! attend ali the business OF the
John smonds according to arrangement entered
into between Capts. Church and Clarke
r,oTs, s,-aa+ - " - " 90 aug T,
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80 ESTI14A SPRINGS, EsTtLL COUNTY, KEN
IiI UUkX-Tis fine Summer Retreat situated the
M Kentucky River surrounded by wild romantic
tain scenery and of the picturesque and healthy
locations in the world It is Ftyfve miles from Lexin
ton and accessible by ne graded road Arrangements have
been made with the Kentucky Stage Company running
line Of daily horse coaches ro Lexington Springs,
that passengers leaving Louisville Cincinnati by the
ing train of will arrive Mt the Springs the evening.
The place in fine condition and for the reception
Of visitors. Mrs. 0. CNiIES,
my23 JOHN CHTIES.
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RAIIR.gl) An 5IITBs aver INlaa.


-, - -,.,.szzzs NEW ORLEANS. QEE-
F7s9s s3 |, qREA1FW ESTEEM
Ras9sSlEa II ti3tBAD.. 'Et ~ -
o. SIMMER ARRANGEMENTS,
On and after the 7th Of june Passenger trains will leave
The Depot Aetsrs EVERY DAY 7."0 A. N.
Leave rctna every day A. n.
Arrive Bayou Euf every day :30 A. M.
RETURNING:
feav6 Bavon Bfeuf,. \ M
Arrive at GretTa T. ~
Excursion tickets the regular Stations and back the
day will be issued as follows
40 Bouttn. -
To Bnyon des Aeuandss .......,::..: 50
To Eaceand, Laourche Crossings and Terrebonne 80
To nTigervle Z 0D
10 bhypa
Between Intermediate regular Stations prices proportional
Ferry Bda will connect with the Passenger Trains leaving
tha foot Of EVERY MORNING a. O'clock pre-
cisely.
Freight will be received for Bayou Bmnf and intermediate
Stations by the Company the wharf the foot OF ST. Lons
street. EVERY. DAY until O'clock P NJ All up freight
must be paid by the shippers and freight to be delivered at all
other STATIONS than Bayou des Aemand Raceand ourche
Crossing. Terrebonue fseryie and Bayou BGuf where
the Company have agentsJ must be pre- paid.
Printed Bes and Rates of Freight to be had application
at the Office OF the Company.
A. B. SEGER,
auItf Vice President
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HE TORS of the Battle House have the pleasure Of informing
A the public that the above delightful SUMMER RESORT
will be opened on Wednesday, 1lth June.
During the they have been improving the Grounds
and have made some new additions to the Buildings, which
now perfect order and greatly comfort North
Wharf has been built which will lessen the distance and
considerably Stable Eas been erected and roads much
improved
Point Clear has advantages over all other places the
Coast those who visited there last endorse
the superior SALT WATER BATHING, FISH and OYSTERS.
Bocs Band has been engaged for the season. and every
rey of amusement attendant watering places will be provided
The Southern Star Capt Carson will ply regularly during the
between the City and Point Clear
R4J~ Rooms muy be secured by addressing
mYln tnct2E L. II. CHAMBERLAIN 4 CO.
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rVNoEY'S EXPREss-rHE CITIZENS MUST BEAR
in mind arrangements have been made this Express
by the Kate FsbCc all the Watering Places the
Coast will travel the boat and cars ard take
charge of the baggage, parcels, bundles etc. agents at tue
different points will receive and forward all packages entrusted
their Chest will be the Office for the reception Of
packages bags, etc.
This Express with Mobile Montgomery Badon
Springs FONT Clear Hollywood and Daey Chest at the Of
flee.
Baggage by the Kate Frishee CHECKED through to and
tr0a all will admit and avoiding the annoyance
and lGecing of stewards. SIMEON TOBY JR,
p, GRAY erstrp flanl3
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rA PASS CHRISTIAN .HOTEL-THIS COM
M reception Of visitors and complete arrangements have
been perfected for the entertainment Of guests inferior
- HOLLYWOOD SHORE
OF MOBILE BAT.-This iavorite place of resort having
l mary i T. nov @ ready
month atmoderate prices.
the Sho%or Bos are equasd and one Of the few places
that are not troubled with mosquitoes
n.The steamboat Junior Capt Me CARNEY, will make
riE daily thus enabling persons reach here in less than u
!s jya M isFios Ns @RRn Es9s FREEMAN Proprietor
lreeA CULLua sPRINGs-cHoGTAW, COUNTY.
Alabama Thepropricot Of the above delightfnl Water
aad its vicinity fo their liberal patronage bestowed on him
lust season. end bess leave announce to them TINT he will be
.hs Springs oreans this season thereby
ehng visitors ct the ebpye place to coImunicGe with their
friends ring EXPENSE without the usual delay caused by
..-7s" RATES o BoAtp:% :%'
r Ss Z Is
-aeks are il waiting at The landing on the arsiyal of
5- analysis Of the walters be had Of w B. Phillips
n 81 Charles street. sSSRt cH6M fST PSpor
17sn. COOPER's yVEGLL-sITUATEDI IN KINDS
f5 COUNTY Miss forty miles from Visksbnrg, by railroad
This Watering Place, biarrhea
Dyspepsia Dsopy, Gravel Diabetes Coross, General De
,,,,, msr.s. 1885. iSaAS wfi51AMs, 5+as5ss,,
,nfeced district Persons arriving Well will be
fail to any local cause fever Precao has been taken
have the sdg m 9ea o the occasion pointed ont on BY the
witnesses, and their certificates published. horongh erov
but exeron will be made to render the invalid
m3l tt INMAN WILLIAMS
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RATns;-RATI1s-BAr MISUNDERSTANDING. No

RAIias-EstFIKs- NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., No.
D 26 ST. Charles street
ROLLINS at his post. The Verandah fire for
while stopped the operation his well known establishment
but Time the physician, has him one
Medicnted BATHS.
His BARRIERS SALOON is supplied with artists
the country Afford and Shaving, Hair Cutting Cleaning,
Dyen and Dressing have been reduced down science be
most iastidiols. - aE'
He has for sale well assorted stock fresh PERFNERY
Furnishing Goods Cosmetics and TIE Dyes Tonics
the hair. -4E- ff
R-Call at his Diamond Hair Cutting and Bathing Saloon
ml3 6m JOSEPH R0TIlINS.
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WATERING PLACES.

rhA PASS CHRISTIAN .HDTEL-THIS COM
.I mofuu5 and eligible establishment is for the
LL reception Of vstos complete arrangements have
been perfected for the entertainment Of guests Inferior
hotelupon the Culf Coast. GRICE & JAMES,
iva 2p3--lm :, Propriet0rs.
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FOR POINT xyLEAR,-UNTrI

FOGS E'O1HI
asAsslhasG ther notice, the steamer Southern Star,
Capt John T. Carson will leave town pa p4ILY Li
Sundays exeeped at ~ O'clock p NJ, direct for POINT
| CLEAR aud BATTLES WHARF, $50
On sundays Mondays Wednesdays and Saturdays will leave
0ocock A. NJ and will land the Short Wharf in
front Of Hotel convenience families and freight Sunday
evenings will leave town about six O'Clock. Z"
q D,
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STEAMBOAT DEP PARTURES.
FOR RED RIVER

viii 1eRye on II ESDAY, 18th inst at6 O'Clock p NJ
Tssssa FOR SHREVEPORT DIRECT.
II The very light draugh eight sncl1 stoamboa
Ariel, Hutchinsen, master, having undergone
thorough REPAIRS will leave for Shreveport Grand Bayo rand
Ecore Cape cxandria Gortons and all land
ngs above For freight passage apply eard orto
LEWIS SNAPP II Co 81 Front street.
N BThrough bills Of adng given and clerk will be on
freight @
The Ariel will be able 60 the falls at Alexandria and
will not dean merchandise Shippers may rely on freight going
through direct - anil %
VIII leave on WEDNESDAY, 18th inst. at O'Clock 2. N.
fFaE. FOR AEEXANDRIA-THE SUPE.
rio light draugt passenger steamer Bayou
Belle, On plnco Of the steamer Planer) D. D.
Atnbon master will leave for Alexandra and all intermediate
landings as above. freight passage apply board to
aul1 r. b. SMITH, a TchouptoHias street.
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e-4rs. ...-z=z,7,NESy ORLEANS, JACK
Hsss fF4s t7tkffIHH SON AND GREAT NORTHERN

6 81 A. HENDERSON Is co., MAGAZINE ST.,
os Nace offer for sale the market prices
choice assortment of GROCERIES, and invite the attention
purchasers. Their stock has been carefully selected
in the country. jal9 6m
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C1REscENr cIrY SOAR NvOlsNs-pEPor

~ No, II Lafayette
The subscribers have commenced in this city the manufacture
of Soap for Family Ship Steamboat which they
sent to the public to its approval! in competition with the
Of established reputation combines economy with free
dom from the dsagreenhe effects ordinary soaps use
will be fon upon trial. possess washing properties per.
erton and guaranteed contain ingredient in sufficient
quantity to njue finest fabric of ladies' apparel
TIE advantages of merchants aud others, being able
supply themselves and customers with equally good
better article 0 home manufacture will present themselves
glance and the subscribers respectfully solicit patronage
ml0 G. HaZEN 4 co,
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asA, THE OCEAN SPRINGS HOTEL WILL
H opened the first day of June under The personal
lE,I tenon of JOHN MCDONNELL, Of l47 Common street
Every energy will be brought bear make the visitors
1np,a -
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SEA-GOING VESSELS.
TEXAS AND MEXICO.
P Hill A D Ell P H | A /.

SER FOR PHfLADELPHIA-RE f ULAR
ksASs LINE OF CKETS,-The Al regular packet bark
Saass r. Iennig synnes, master, having most Of her
cargo engaged, viii have dspatch For baes sc O. freight
apply to GEO. w. HGNSON q .Co., " camp 81:
Third Distriet = y IT, ~ a. jy29