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Red Wing sentinel. [volume] (Red Wing, M.T. [i.e. Minn.]) 1855-1861, 1860-02-04
sQUIBS.


The earth is very kind and tende,
mother to the husbandman, and yet a
one season he harrows her bosom, and
at another he pulls her ears. ,..- ...r,
There are some men who viii wall
up to the cannon's mouth, and some
women who will walk up to lovers
without shrinking. 80 =.
A down.east editor says he's seen
the continuance lawyers use, when they
warn up with the subject He says
it was a glass concern, and held about
a pint. .-"r..,,. Ii
A bigot is one who. sees religion,
not as sphere, but a. line; and
that line one in which he is moving
He is like a businesses straight for.
ward, but nothing that is on either
side-and could not see a legion Of
either angels or devils, if they hap,
pcned not to be located in the direct
line OF his vision. .
Sweet voices from the spirit-land
I hear sang 4 young lady. 'Sweet
drinks from the spiritrbottle are most
DEAR sang heartless scamp beneath
her window, trying to steady himself
against the wall. l,.a '!G. l.
A lawyersrecently undertook to COL
lect a long standing claim due to one
of his clients. The following cores
Dondence shows how far the case pro-
ceeded: ~ .
x. Y. e., Ese.-Sir: l hold in my
hands claim of: g. against you for
collection. Please give your immedi-
ate attention to it. Yours, &C.,
Y A. B.
The note was Immediately returned
by the recipient, with the following
additional observation: rts#.
'Please continue to hold it in your
hands, x. T.
One of our photographers excels in
his art. Last week, be took the like
ness OF a lady 50 we'll that her husband
declared he preferred it to the original.
Perhaps this criticism was uttered cot.
TO v0ce.
Newspaper proprietors are always
glad to number among their patrons
all classes Of citizens-and the larger
the ratio thus represented, the better
but if they Aaoe q preference, it is fol
carly settlers. .r
Broadrip quotes Bechstein, the rhap.
sodits, as thus interpreting part of the
song Of a favorite nightingale. Hark
TO the note of Philomela.
'Zozozozozozozozo, zirhading, ?.
Hezezezezezezezez, canarho DE hoi
lleigaigaigai guaiga, coricor dzio pi.'
OF which we can only say that We
hope it sounded much better to the
car than it looks upon paper. su
1t was among the loveliest custom.
of the ancients, to bury the young ir
the morning at twilight; for as they
strove to give the softest Interpretation
to death, 10 they imagined that Auro
"a, who loved the young, had stoler
them to her embrace.
DO you like Goldfish balls, Mr.. Wig
gin p 4 really don't know, miss,
said Mr.. Wiggin, / don't recollect o
ever having attended one.'
A Mr.. j. Black declares for the dis
solution of the Union. Let him hav,
a traitors reward: Hung be the heav
ems with Black.
Constant success shows us but on.
side Of the world; CIR !, surrounds u!
with datterers, VIII" will tell ns onl,
our merits, and >;Icrcc Only our enc
mics, from whom alone We mi ,,!,t lear,
our defects.
BY the use Of eyeglasses, you ma!
see as much as is to be seen; by tn
use Of another kind Of glasses, 20,
may see twice as much.
Bachelors, get married! Mosqui
toes rever bite men when they cal
find something better and wccter.
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HOW lar D A SOC1AT TON
Ill PHILADELPHIA. III

TOW ARD SSOC1A TON
Ill PHILADELPHIA ii
A Benevolent Institution established by spec
lal Endowment, fur the Relief of tie Sick
and Distressed, afflicted with virulent and
Epidemic Discusses, and especially for thcCure
Diseases Of the Sexual organs.
MEDICAL ADVICE given gratis, by the
Acting Surgeon, to all who apply by letter, with
habits Of life, ssc.) and in case Of extreme pow
orty, Medicines furnished free ofcharge.
VALUABLE REPORTS on Sopermatorhea,
and other Diseases ofthe Sexual Organs, and on
the NEW REMEDIES employed in the Di.ren.
sary, sent to tho afflicted in sealed letter cnve-
lops, FREQ Of charge. Two or thrac Stamps for
postage will be acceptable.
Address. DIR. j. SKILLIN HOUGHTON.
Acting Surgeon, 1Iowrrd Association, No 2
South Ninth Street, Philadelphs, Pr. By
order of the Directors.
GEO. FA1RCHILD, See. EZRA D. HEART
WE'LL. Pres,
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THE NEW YORK WEEKLY PRESS is one
Of the best literary papers of the day. Alaroe
Quarto containing TWENTY PAGES. or SIX
Ivy COLUMNS, Of entertaining matter: and
ELEGANTLY ILLUSTRATED every wee]e.
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T OOKING GLASS PLATES, Of al sizes. at
IL l71yl kELLoee's Dnuo SroBE.
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STEAM ENGINE FOR SALEi,
NHEsubscriber hae . first rate Steam Engine
!. cfthirty horse mower, which he will sell on
very Iheral termsif application be made soor
49, 90 WIN. FREERORN.
Red Wing. March 20, 1858. s5tf.
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1860-06-09
@0atatiga.

MOUNT WASHINGTON COLLEGE FOR
IYAYOUNG LADIES "
o me FouRTH ANNUAL SESSION begins the 18th Of
bra0Ss icy The course of instruction in the usual
81 ull ana thorough, being the direction az
FACULTY of able and experienced Teachers Every
aPplance required for Female education is at The
i,ti VI me institution Parents who desire thoronoh
euut.Loh or their daughters with the comforts and 5d
School. ~ 'iS' are invited I" examine the
Rev; GEO LEWIS STA LEY Princinal Wa aadiess
batmart Co.. Maryla d, or Rev Dr. HEiNFR Secnn5 St
vS Eatalogues can be had at CUSHINGS X RAT
aras . "smcre street. and at Mr. Geo Geibachs Second
iO3te
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IN recommending the arctic Refrigerator This season TO
pufchaeTS 1ce do AZ tch unusual confidence feeling as
$ure mat II 1oH gtUe the most perfect Satisfaction Dur
ing ne toarmeI Gays Of last Summer, eTperiDented in
been equGiied ''
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SiIbfr a5larf. AkhfIrn &f

II NOV VAL
SoTITHE sr dHbaTyin1g removed to the
BALTIMORE AND CHARLES STREETS
WATCHFRs1 opened a new and beautiful assortment of
We would be pleased to our old customers A'E'
Give us a call
myl6-4 wM BROWN CO.
EINE WATCHES,
RICH JEWELRY,
Embracing everything that is new and eerant "@Ahh
Particular attention is paid to and durability in
onq., GEO W. WEBB,
apSl .. n corner Baltimore and Light streets
SUPERIOR QUALITY GOLD WATCHES
~ CANFIELD, BRO. Il Co.
E..,..-. 229 BALTIMORE STREET,
arsG stock Of GOLD WATCHES which they oGer to the
w ATCHESl WATCHESl WATCHESI
w THE LONDON WATCH AND JEWELRY STORE
No. 1871 Baltimore street,
Ia r.. hoo. =, FEW DOORS BELOW CALVERT STREET,
piece Of eei IN the city to buy good reliable WATCH or
1eweIry or to have fine Watch repaired Watches
10 newer went accurately before have been nronnnnnsS
KEEPERS AFTER passing through ALEX NnEiS hands
auI4-tf '1'''S R S1 ~; F. Exf EbhENoH,
4 lANFlELD, BROTHER Il CO.,
~ IMPORTERS, NUFACTIRERS
WATCHES, FINE JEWELRY LENS IN
S'I'V Ek AND PLATED WARE,
MILITARY AND FANCY GOODS
DIAMONDS AND PRECIOUS STONES
,s 229 BALTIMORE STREET
. .a.ae.u Baltimore
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LNEUILLAN & DANDELET.
" SUCCESSORS To P. GUERAND0
FROM PARIS.
FRENCH STEAM OVERS AND SCOURERs
No. 1874 NORTH HOWARD STREET
BALTIMoR
Dyes and finishes all kinds of Wooden and Silk Goods 10
any color also Silk Velvrts dyed to perfection. Canton
equaled 80 ~ 1' ui
importers of Steam process SURPRISING anvtbin
yet offered TO the public for CeaningALL ADE UPSeyprS
ZINC 81 Ladies Gentlemens and Chdrens made Of
SILK Nelyetor WOOL Plain Embroidered without taxing
to pieces leaving all the Velvet silk Trimmings
ana without Shrinking Also, every kind of Military Goats
Cancels Hair and White Grape Shawls Fine Laces SILK
ana Lace curtains. done up equal to NEW.
spots OF Grease Oil, lceCream Lemonade Punch Cham
pagn ETC. taken out without fading and without cleaning
ule Mnole. myl2 If
NEW AND VALUABLE MACHINERY
~ The FAIRBANKS Il WILMOT PORTABLE STEAM
BOILER, FARM ENGINE and FOREST SAW is now on
exhibition and for sale at No ISL West Pratt street Bal
more between Charles and Hanover the public are
two men can cut from 20 to 40 cords per day with the
greatest ~ ' -
Al the same place be the astonishing operations
o. the KOGHESTkR IRVING SHAVING JOINT SHINGL h
MACHlN E. 1t will make twenty thousand shingles day
WIN ease Inese Machines ha been thoroughly tested
ana WehaVe the highest testimonials their efficiency and
capaoty OF doing all that claim for them Praise SUI
pernuouS as an examn ton will prove all that these
Machines are the great Machines OF the age
;,.r K. F. VAUGHAN, Agent,
yel-t Isl West Pratt street
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CORTLAN X CO.,
Manufacturers and owners OF Patent,
my5 Am Nos 2l6 and 2lS Baltimore street

CORTIAN K CO,
Manufacturers and owners Of Patent,
ny5 Am Nos. ZIG and 2lS Baltimore street.
0FFICE OF GEORGE o. STEVENS & CO.,
~ No. A. W. PRATT STREET, NEAR SPEARS WHARF,
public to the following facts regard to SLATE MAN
TlESEyer since the of these articles was Introduced
IN England the demand for them there has been constantly
Increasing the first used in this county imported
b process Q, having become known here, it
tanned abroad Still later Quaries American Slate hav
quality as he best Welsh STATE and the Whole business
manu- acturng has since been done country and
arts Notwithstanding however the ty durability and
Importance OF Slate features, and the rapid growth
its infancy
We would respectfully call your attention to the following
reasons why we claim for Slate Nantes decided SUPERIOR
y TO all othersFrst account of their c anlness;
thi On OF iher beauty thirdly on account of
ly On account of their durability.
THEIR CLEANLINESS.
As STATE possesses beautiful satin.like surface, and
perfectly body il proof against the action
OF smoke coal gas grease and oils: and when,
count It's enaneied surface requires cleaning, easily
done ny the use of soao and water, little oil and
THEIR BEAUTY
peculiar qualities of Slate render its surface suscept-
ne OF the highest decoration and finish By an ingenious
process the surface of Slate Slabs be initiate
not only the most costly and rare Marbles but also be
THEIR CHEAPNEss.
Ihey are from twenty to forty per cent cheaper than
Their STRENGTH.
by actual experiment it has been ascerained that Slab
OF Slate one inch thick, will bear much weight
SS' as heVS oGT H d pefg NarRe six inches thick
Repeated Coatngs applied the Slate in the process
OF Enameng and these are rendered by heat
ter and retain its brancy longer, than Marble or any
other material 1t has stood the seventeen years
direction and survived the opposition that was raised by
those who were interested in crying down the invention
hereafter there will be difficulty in filling ali orders for
slate Nantes promptly.
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a. ROBERT LAWSON,
ME SADDLE, TRUNK, HARNESS
ssesz-S-S-,
COLLAR MANUFACTURER
Wholesale and Retail,
2si BALTIMORE STREET, CORNER SHARP.
Merchants and Wholesale Dealers invited call anG
examine stock before making purchases being prepared
% sell goods Low as they be purchased any OF
NORTHERN OR EASTERN CITIES, and RI EDGE MY
SELF TO DUPLCATEany bill made in those ctes Please
NH
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R. BAAKEE
- TREATS ALL DISEASES
Special attention given to all chronic diseases C0gGgs
Group, CONSUMPTION INFLUENZA AsTHx4 BRoYcgITIs III
diseases of the NOSE, MOUTH THROAT and LUNGs ali SKIN
DISEASES Of every description successfully treatedum
ralga Paralysis, Epilepsy or Commissions Dyspepsa Dy
EMERY arrhea The very cases Of PILES cured in
short time also, of the Stomach Liver and RowaS IT,
are many diseases incidental to and children which
are treated with distinguished success An uartcuar vii
be given by letter Dr. Baakee produce one thousand
CANCERS, OLD SORES, OR ULCERSe HIP DISEASES
scAID FL FflSTpL t, OF EVERY HI 1bESCRIPTI0H
TUMORS AND SWELLINGS
ofcvery description and without the use of knife or v
surgical Instruments These last diseases cannot be
cured by therefore all such patients must
IT baakee has made discovery ola 'FLUID" that
viii produce absorption of the CATARACT and restore
pefmaheht VISION TO the Eye without the knife
EYES AND EARS
are successfully treated without the use of the knife or
dIe Or baakee has constantly at his Office very
extensive assortment OF eantiful
ARTIFICIAL EYES
AND
TYHPANUyS, or EAR DRUMS,
FIVE minutes EAR TEUWPErs OF every DESCRIPTION: also
every variety of artificial articles known in the world
ARTiFiGiAL iIi HANps
with the Arm and Elbow Attachment ARTIFICI AL FEEr
with the Ankle, Leg and Knee-I lint attachment
These articles are perfectly la and adapted for either
sex and be by eXpres to any part Of the world
scrlpon r either sex, and Trusses particularly adaped
tor females IN weak condition. those with PR0i
nocor Baakce is most celebrated and skilfp
physicians and surgeons now living His fame is known
personally in every principal city of the world
70 pay postage and incidental expenses All Chronic
can ne treated by correspondence, except those mentioned
Whlch VIII require his personal supervision.
om.. -o,n., DocroR BAAKEE,
nlsH Nav VI. 90,
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Summer REtrEats.

AsM-N, CAPON SPRINGS,
MTNtGzN HAMPSHIRE COUNTY, VA
M fJE{I1 al The subscriber having leased the Noun
tair House, will, in connection with his
-. :, - own property open the entire establish
het Tor the reception of visitors the 18th June
For other information circulars address me as above
or the nroprletors of the Howard House, Baltimore
daily line of stages and mail Winchester and Stras
burg, and a telegraph office at Winchester.
Persons leaving Baltimore, via Harper's Ferry Charles
ton and Winchester, arrive at Springs at P same dsv
same day. ~ % " ~
myl42m* JULIUS G. WADDIE
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c1mrnhnrf.

! ENRY W. JENKINS,
AA PRACTICAL. CABINET MAKER,
No. l6 LIGHT ST,
rn on a9d large stock Of and constantly manufactu
terals and Workmanship ~ ~ NO
RE FAR p6 9pa $PsiEG MATTRESSES SPRING Under
BEDSTEADS suitable for Hotels servants, &c }a5-tf
@ NEW FURNITURE
w. WAREROOMS.
me nndersgnedwould call the attention of his friends
and the public to his Warer~ oms, and his large
and varied assortment of furniture His stock being ALL
NEW, and of the best workmanship with yerv m6dera4a
prices he hopes for continuance Of patronage he has
THos. McGLANNAN,
49, r, - - No. 4nl W.st Baltimore street
REMOVED WITH CARE mh238 tt
@ 500 WORTH OF THE VERY BEST
E9 MADE FURNITURE will be sold at the lowest fig
" lure Persons wishing 70 secure bargains would do
TURE W&RERM coneF Of Pre 4Fa a5d Ssr FGRN
Every article warranted to be made by myself Am des
to make improvements enlarge my business Please cali
GE0RGE HoFFMaN.
fe25c5m corner OF Pratt and Sharp streets
q W. GREENWOOD 4 CO.'S
Ea CHAIR AND FURNITURE NAREROOMS,
N@s y AN T 1872 B4LTIMqEE STREET, BALTMoRE,
Constantly on hand and direct from Factory a great
a5Sty OF CHAIRS manulactured of Ma", Oak. Walnut
and Mahogany: CaneSeat and Buck, Rus Wood Seat
Chairs painted or imprinted knockdown up, in
bundles or boxes for shipping
Once Chairs, Cane and Wood Settees Cam. seat.
Seat, Boston Rockers
Rocking Chairs Caneseaand Spanish Chars and Suits
Library Chairs, Cane seat and FGrnitGe, ''""i's'
Tetea Tetes Caneseat Toilet and washstands
Lounges, Cane.seat and Back ''''1' ~
We cord ally invite former patrons and all others in
the trade, to give US call
= EFEEEScE:-Robinson, Lord & Co, puer, Norris &
W. GREENWOOD K co,
Nos rs and 100 Baltimore street.
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Sod by all respectable Dealers throughout the country
This fine brand of CHAMPAGNE F., which until the past
year confined exclusively to the best tables of the Con
tnen of Europe has obtained the most unbounded
success and popularity in this country 1t is recommended
by some Of the first Physicians of the city of New York.
over all other wines account of its extreme purity and
decacy, and those who rarely other
brand Although only as elapsed since its
ducton into this country the demand
stantly increasing Our arrangements such en-
sure the quaiy Of the Wine being present
hgh Standard The Prince Imperial imported solely by
we being the sole Agents of Messrs De VENoGE Co
in this country. w.
mh53m Nos 4ss 4eo and 400 RrnadwaT y v
and GEO HOLLINS - US
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cf0r Sui.

CIV CSUus
IsN FOR SALE
Arrlv HORSE, DRAY AND HARNESS.
- No. 81 Exchange Place.
10 , FOR IL SALE.-FIRST-RATE SADDLE
fault the owner ha1n HORSE viii be sold for no
S9unI and gentle Apply at N corner f. ST Faiis ad
ZIG &, NJ T,IyTl ~ - - myE4-u
W MOCkING BIRDS, CANARIES, PARROTS
~ Sh1 LARKS, and variety OF other BIRDS in good
oo..,. HENRY THOMAS,
my - eoln No II n. Liberty st.
FAIRBANKS PLATFORM SCALES
ICapaDle o. weighing 300 pounds in complete order
for sale very low to close Address PLATFORH Office Of
baltimore Daily Exchange my22tf
TWO HANDSOME MARBLE-BED
r.. - FOR SALE.
on of sale TWO very superior BILLIARD TABLES,
Apply to SAM II G1v III sii q apparaIus' &C
inHI . 81 Baltimore street
Nv BLACK HAWK STALLION beIonoing
80 to Holns McKim is offered for sale He is well
sae3 very gentle and pleasant under the aud not
STREET. corner of Centre st.eet mylG-eotf
ENlRE APPARATUS FOR SALE.
4 One new four wheel HOSE CARRIAGE polished me.
tai work Also two second hand SUCTIONS in frstrate
ORDER Apply to JOHN RODGERS & son,
nLu No. 4sN High stree
nor SALE-A to lO-horse Steam ENGINE.
asa MACHINES for splitting and dressing hoops with
Also small lot Of beer and and IOgaon kegs enquire
mh20tf Corner OF East Falls and Eastern Avenue HVsnae
MULCH COWS,
1Hl Cows and Calves for sale by
tor G W. MORLING Il son,
Pratt str
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leaves at o'clock this evening FOL Memphis, Cairo
and Louisville, and ali intermediate landings The
Chancellor is one 81 the most popular packets on
The river, with equally popular and efficient ON.
GERS. Her accommodations are frst-class, having
an elegant cabin, large state rooms and an excel
lent table.
Jesse e. Bel for 0incaanati. The neat and COM
faftsbls passenger packet Jesse +. Bell Capt Jas.
Gormley, commander, Aimes Fisher, clerk, leaves
at S O'Clock his evening for Cincinnati and way
nafnts
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1pa.~v.s 1<snssx 7kss-sslsusluess--The Weather
z.l 5Fi1sr1ssIA 8t0sn enK Exchangcs -Deparf-
slzss &osaGay, stS., enc.
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schr Star, Greenman, I'm Vera Cruz, to Goldenbow
& Lesparre.
Exports.
LIvERpooI-Pe ship Belle Of the Sea 1856
bales cotton.
Z BOSTON-Per ship Harriet 1887 bales cotton
1885 pigs lead 6 pkgs mdse.
TECOLUTTA-- Per schr Conception Is bbls
four so kegs lead 100 bxs wine IL bxs stearne loo
bxs raiss IS bxs candles 10 bars 81 bdls iron 1926
pkgs mdse
Z pENSACOLA-Per schr Civility- 100 scks corn
20 bbls whisky so bbls -four 10 ties hams.
BOSTON-per schr w Gardner AL bales Of
cotton rs bales moss 1872 bbls -four 500 hides Is
cases wine.
FALL RIvER-Per bark William & Jane 1870
bales cotton.
CARDENAS AND A MARKET-Per brig Mary
i Cobb-ss $50 empty hhds LIS empty bbls
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PETITIONs---OFFICIAL.
Of the city of New Orleans


~ '' '''' INV s''' Of The city of New oreans:
q u ponay iroalne 81 rsa sse ron Nes Lave SEE
Paul @9 III e y s Ssrs q VI. pae psc bsas
ton after days Pnse nscs The soargs for grading
sa ps rn Soes not ss than IN inches vide BY Twelve
inches long nor inches Wide by eighteen inches
Sid blocks 10 be Of The quality granite having the Sides
and well dressed to form az even saaee when
Std pavement e &c ad sgonay inches
snd lSassa SHY IA; s e 8
gRs asaa Cub stone four nehes Ssk t. % nhs when
the City Surveyor may think requisite to change the old curb
fhe ON bot Ga street ere
Eaa s e p a ssaea q ss
speedy and HE sidewalks he raised and tagged
with DE St Sossh ssria, rel vide ihs
six inches thick 70 he raieed IN the center and graded 70 the
road pavement
New Orleans, February % 1850.
JAS. A. HOPKINS,
Secretary of the Board ef Assistant Aldermen
A Honorable ConseIl Commun Ia Noayele Orleans:
NL sir Ii rus Grod Dc IL NonsciS heysa IL rae sPsai
ment de Ghartc dc IL vie Teiet de- fars
S s m s s yn % f Pys
dos bocs az granite de pas 10 pouces
L e 4 @ 5 y
c5s @ II Ct s a s' s DE- ors @
surface hien nnie Y M oayraee DC grande soidltt.
lie dAg0naement base de quare
poaces de sable du Lac de gravo de onre puts Ia
couche de de sable du Lac gayois
de Eoudres eet Dc rep les Joints ct 10 toni ben assnish
par routeau ccnvenRbie. -
Les perre de borures de qnatre d6paistnr eront
fournes quand yoyar de la vile ugera rempa
les yieilles, de maniere feire m bon Outrage.
de borures les deux de rod de
la Neuyes Ievae 4 aa reeyfss nyeiassa
convenAhe dcuaement de5 de rue,
bsnquetes exhausGes pierres Plates
passages intersections do les as
premiere sd de pierres dc Ia rere du Nod
qae pieds large les pees deux pied large
qare peds suR mons de depaissepr
relieves mlieu declnant tusqnAn payage rue
Nouyelle- Orleans, g fsvrier 1850.
Alfred Penn. G. ". Carpmaek
JAS. A. HOPKINS
n2 LAVISH SecFetare du Bureau aes Asst Aldermen.
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sbiplillg Shiiuiaslts.

CHrscxHr oFrrcE, No. 70 Camp Street,
Wednesday Morning, May .. 1850 5
Cleared Yesterday.
ship Belle Of the Sea, Lewis, for Liverpool,
Meeker, Knox geo
Ship Harriet, Bassett, for Boston,
M Geo A Fosdick &co
Bark William 4 Jane, Cobb, for Fall River,
Creevy & FarweIl
Brig Mary Cobb, Cornwall, for Cardenas and .
Ct market M Soria
Mex schr Conception, Abreo, for Tecolutta,
Caballero & Basualdo
Schr Ciyility, winalow, for Pensacola,
$50 0verton Geo
Schr E W Gardner, Bourne. for Boston,
CIV Hynson 6co
Arrived Yesterday
Sehr Araminta, Lands, 5 days fm Ruatan Island, to
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WEIR COAST
MOBILE.

FOR MOBILE DAILY u. s.
.szS.i1f-JsMail Line-Winter ArraIgement-Th SPLEEN
did low pressure packet steamers AIabam ma
A. r. Roardman, MASTER Florida, A. L. Myers, master
and Cuba, james HOPKINS MASTER built expressly for the
Lake trade with superior accommodations will trips and
landings follows unless weather. high
low water want Of fuel accident beat
Leaving the Lake end of the Poutcharain DAILY
on The arrival Of the 81 p NJ train Of Mobile direct
Returning will stop 1T PaseaEona Pass Christian and Bay St
Louis on MONDAYS and THU RSDAYS.
RrFor tickets through 10 BALTIMORE Philadelphia and New
York greatly reduced rates. by three different routes, and
further information, apply to
mStf % GFsvier street,