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THE NEW YORK SEVENTH REGIMENT.

WASHN6TON' fHy 20, I50I.
At the regular parade OF the Seventh this morning. Col
Lenerts ordered his form squad and addressing
them, said that the thirty days for which the reg
ment had enlisted had now expired, but thrt
the government was still in want Of their ser
vices, and that hence he hoped the regiment
would consent to stay long II wanted. II it did,
those members whose presence indspensabIy ne
cessary at home would be granted leave Of absence.
The question was then put, when the men, with a
unanimous shout expressed their willingness TO
long as the country wanted them.
am informed the government only wants to retain
their services until the end Of the present week.
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AFFAIRS IN BOSTON.

B,sroS May Zs 1881.
probably true that two OF the new sIooTs Of war
ordered by Congress win be built at the Cnares;owo
Navy Yard.
The Third District Republican Convention, held at Del
ham 10 day, voted not to make any nomination FOR 'on.
gress Consequently there viii be litte f any, opposi
ton 10 Judge rhomas the peoples clndiia,e
Brgader General Pierce has been appointed 70 succeed
General Buler, promoted lie left for Washington to-day
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INSTRUCTIONS TO THE BRITISH CONSUL AT
PENSACOLA.

OF I0N Is HHy % IsbI
The Pensacola correspondent Of the Mobile Adre.,er
says that Lord Lyons has written the British Consul at
Pensacola recognizing the blockade In the name Of the
British government, and warning English vessels or its
effect.
No movements Indicative OF hostltIes had taken place
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regiments, expected 70 arrive here very speedily, reach
Washington, the troops here win be sent over by
regiments
The two Ohio regiments crossed into Virginia this
evening, BY way Of Georgetown. They took rAtons for
three days along and left their camping equipage
hind. II b supposed that they win be employed On
important accommodating service
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EmharkatiOn Of the Naval Brigade for
Fortress Msnrse,
As., &C., &c.
REPORED REFUBAL OF FRANCE AND
ENGLAND TO RECOGNIZE THE SOUTH.
ERN COMMISSIONERS.
WASHINGTON, May %, 1851
was rumored to-day that advices by the last Euro
pean steamer have been received at the State Depart
nent announcing the formal refusal Of the French and
English governments recognize the Southern Commis
sisners in their official capacity

WASHINGTON, nay 40, iooi
Tie conversations In diplomatic circles recently re-
psrtsd to the effect that the Confederate Commissioners
had an Interview with Lord John Russell and NJ Thouve
De had been told that they could not be recognised
are manifestly ovsrrated. There has been arrival
here later than the which brought advees that the
Commissioners Of the Confederate States had not yet
been recognized in Londsn and had not yet applied to
be admitted in Paris.
OF the character is the report that the Sewdpro
position accede TO the Paris Declaration aboshng pr
vlteering has been rejected It understood that these
instructions sent to Messrs. Adams and Dayton and
there has been no arrival from Europe late the day
or their arrival there Indeed 1t is not yet known that
they have arrived there.
The intimations OF Great Britain that the revoluonsts
Of the Southern States must be treated belgerezts
shows very clearly how she would have decided our ques
ton with Peru bad government listened to the pro
position Of the Peruvian government and socepted John
Bull a an arbiter az tho question turns upon the ac
knowedgs OF revoluuonsts belgerents and the
acknowledged rights Of beligerents. Our government
has escaped the modification Of being told by neigh
bor at our request that circumstances alter
WASHINGTON, May rs, 1861
Francis Markoe who has been connected with the De-
parment Of State for thirty years. but recently removed
by Governor Seward, to-day arrested for uttering
dsoy sentiments II appears that In conversation with
gentleman In Georgetown he stated among other things
that he in communication with the Commissioners
who despatched to England and that he knew that
she would recognise the Southern confederasy Markoe
asked Leave Of the Justice to explain what he said to the
witness He stated that he intimate acquaintance
Of Dudley Mann, Of the Southern Commissioners to
Europe and received few days before this conversa
ton letter from him, In which he stated positively
that England and France would recognise the Southern
confederacy In the conversation the witness expressed
the opinion that the European Powers would not recog
mise the Southern conedcracy The prisoner expressed
different opinion, and referred 70 this letter the
ground for IL He declared that he ready 10 show
that letter to the President at any time and claimed to
be . good Union man. The Justice held him until fur
ther orders from General Mansfield The prisoner was
subsequently released on bail
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AFFAIRS AT ANNAPOLIS.

HNFHFUIIs, nay II, I66Ts
Governor Hicks arrived here this morning. reoined
his family for the first time since the occupancy Of An
napolis by the federal troops
The American flag floats the city from the State
House During the morning the Governor accompanied
Colonel Smith to Fort McHenry
All Is quiet hercabout. The sixth Regiment (New York;.
COL Pnokney stl occupy the Notifications the north
bank Of the Severn rver while the Thirteenth regiment
commands the Naval Academy grounds
Teegrsphic communication has been opened between
Washington and Alexandria The line in charge Of the
government.
The former operators, who secessonsts, before
leaving destroyed Communication southwark, and car
ried of the Instruments
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MEETING OF THE BORDER STATES CON-
VENTiON.

FRANKFORT May II, 1861.
The Border States Convention met here todsy Hon.
John j. Crtenden appointed chairman, and Orlando
Brown secretary.
Delegates from Missouri and Kentucky were present.
The Convention adjourned till morrow TO await the
arrival OF delegates who are on their way hther.
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THE TORONTO LEADER AND THE AMERr.
CAN TROUBLES.

TORONTO, May ~, 1851,
The Lea6er the government organ, Of this morning
repudiates the idea that England, in recognizing the
southern confederacy as belgerents will in any Manner
aloro aid or comfort 10 tho South
Intelligent Americans here express great regret at the
untriendy gpr evinccd tswArd England by portion OF
the Nor .heru press.
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IMPORTANT FROM THE GUILE OF MEXICO.

REPoRTED DESTRUCTION or THE MILITARY WORKS
AT SHIP ISLAND.
The New Orleans Picane of the 23d inst has the fol
lowing startling announcement, which important, il
STARTLING NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. isIAyD--AP-
PEARAScR
HASpsBoRo', Hamilton county Miss May 20, 1861.
At two o'clock this Afternoon the buildings at the light
house and fort on ship sland were 10 light blaze.
large vessel in the Pass with ali sals SET which
left M soon as the buiioing we're OF fre
No vessel ls now In sight I. W. ADAMS.
Ship Island is the property Of the United States govern
ment having been ceded to by the State Of Nsssssp
be used for military purposes 1t is situated in the Gulf
OF Mexico, thirty miles north OF Chandener
Islands, ninety.nve miles from the North Pass
Of the mouth Of the Mississippi, and seventy
five miles from New Orleans. The island s
an important strategic point guarding the South Pass
New Orleans by the Lake Ponchartrain route 5svera
years ago the federal commenced the
ton OF DIST class fertilization the island and the
continued at intervals until the rebel government
came into power, when the work was abandoned The
work a the time Of suspension had progressed 70 the
raising portion Of the casemated on the exterior
faces rebels after the federal force was withdrawn
took possess,on Of the and and the military works there
on and improved II for defence by means OF sand bag
applications, and placed sufficient garrison therein.
There were'numerow wooden buildings on island used
for blacksmith shops stonecuters lsbeds workmens
sbantes IN al probabhy one OF tne Cnteu otee Ves-
s Of the Pensacola eet acting under orders from head
quarters, proceeded the Island, and with sew hot
shot and shells have destroyed these buildings This
seems quite probable, Pensacola s but one hundred
miles distant from the island and intelligence from
p- sscoa az the 2Ist inst In enumeratng the United
states vessels of Pckens, makes mention Of the
stesm fgato Powhatan, which was of Pensacola few
days before.
II will probably be remembered by by readers that
tho guns seized Ptsburg several months ago were m
tended for the fort at ship Island
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For Additional Var Ners see Eighth Pese
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ARRIVAL OF THE SEVENTY FIRST NEW
YORK REGIMENT AT ALEXANDRIA,

WAsHRGroa, Nay ~, 1851.
The Seventy nrst regiment received orders At late
hour st night 70 hold Yourselves In readiness 70 march
u short notice. The received with immense
enthusiasm by the members, who have grown somewhat
tired Of the monotonOus guard duty hey have been per-
forming At the Navy Yard and vicinity and the gov
ernneSt cruisers down the Potomac rver since their
rival here. Al two O'Clock A. N. the regiment embarked
upon steam transports for At which point they
stationed.
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WHOLE NO. 9O2S.
THE 1NsU ERECTION.
Important Military Movements
in Eastern Virginia
Preparatisas for an Advance UpsA
the Manassas Junction.
Arrival Of the Seventy-ars
Regiment at Alexandria.
NEWS FROM FORTRESS MONROE.
IMPORTANT MOVEMENT Of GIN. BUTLER.
Landing Of Twenty-6ve Hundred
4roops 1T Newport News.
FertifcatisDs Erected to Command
the Mouth Of James River.
Interesting from the Hafper's
Ferry Region
The Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Bridges Destroyed.
The Railroad Track Obstructed
by the Rebels.
Occupation Of Birds Point, Opposite
Cairo, by Federal Troops.
Important Intelligence from
Missouri.
lumerd Refusal Of France and England to
Receive the Southern Commissioners
--------
Emharkation Of the Naval Brigade for
Fertrem Msnrse,
49,, &C., 80.
RLPORED REFUSAL OF FRANCE AND
ENGLAND TO RECOGNIZE THE SOUTH
ERN COMMISSIONERS.
WASHINGTON, May %, 1851.
was rumored to-day that sdvces by the last Euro
pean steamer have been received at the State Depart
nent announcing the formal refusal Of the French and
English governments 70 recognize the Southern oOmmis
sis.srs in their official capacity
WASHINGTON, Nay 2s, 1851
TIE conversations In diplomatic circles recently re-
ported the effect that the Confederate Commissioners
had an interview with Lord John Russell and NJ Thouve
ne and had been told that they could be recognised
are manifestly ovsrrated. There has been arrival
here later than the which brought advices that the
Commissioners the Confederate States had not yet
been recognized Londsn and had not yet applied to
be admitted In Paris.
OF the Same character the report that the sewdpro
position 70 accede the Paris Declaration abolishing pr
vsteerng has been rejected u understood that these
instructions sent to hess Adams and Dayton and
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2asusssEEM LOSS OF TEETFK-Dr. J. WEST,
l2 st. Charles Btreet continues to supply ths
LOSS OF TEETH without wires springs,
NAlITI1ppon his principle of self adhesion. Thia
method procured him universal appreciation,
nsged hsnga he most sys Of simplifying kRrI
perfect articulation and ascaon and perfect natural
In appearance defy detection by the closest
Vests method filing teeth with modern
improvements Those interested will find these b
entirely and eorupulouGly Dr. W. his
hsnkB the inhabitants Of New Orleans end vicinity the
extensive practice they have favored h with for the last fifteen
from Lafayette Square. 9s5H
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This Invaluable medicine prepared from sn exsrsya
practice Of several yearsin bions climate n
to fail curing Fever and Ague OF tie diseases abss
named .534s a~is F .s55Fa IA. 4ea t.
Those who suffering from affections kind IS alsn
those who have become invads effects mon s
sIton will find the INDIA G4oLAGoGuEa most tnvnln
able reedyfor purifying the blood and Thoroughly c!ssssns
from the system the morbid effects Of bilious climate
The wonderful effects of Cholagogue Graduating bile from
the human system only explain extraordinary sa In
the speedy thorough and permane cure of Fever AHo
the various grades of Intermittent retten
has been tested in thousands of m
all who have used It, Of the greatest Fever ard ans
remedies exant. .@s.ty, Il 37fs55s
Be sure and ask for DR. esGooDs INDIA CHoEtA 4DGun
there many counterteits offered for sale. iA8
Fer sale in New Orleans Wholesale and pfopsese
prices, by
Il and Isl Chartres street
Esa Es- sgs 81 General 4senaa.
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DEATa CIV RATS AtaEj REACHES.

WILSON'S GENUINE BAT AND 80 ss pHsTRoTEE.
be the safe and fss
the destruction ofthese troublesome verrta.
and AJAX for WILSON'S RAJ AHg gcACH Oh.
srRoXE there spurious srieiaa ed sAls
Eursale by J. WRIAHT 3 30,
ial Bm&W a asd l6i ls4.,-rss street.
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nR. DAVIS

COMPOUND, STRIP OF TJ16 9H4RET 6Ep EAR
Under its Influence the Ios cerh Rpkf
ting Of blood is prsvepted the beihnsa rea aoft and
easy, and tho unfortunate perer ssrsd from tha
svful eonl;ione Of Consumption kesy ND 3ogoFtahls
existence.
For sale In Eev Orleans, wholesale and BetAnssy
], WRIGHT I 30. r -
Il sad Nj C4arszss street, :
sals sss-igsqs sNs South,
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DENTISTRY.
-
20. ShILnTAKEKa


SzaspgAsSA. ARTIFICIAL TEETH--Ths best,
cheapest and most repete Dental Establish.
tfFTSS9@sS Ament in New Orleans Is DR.. FIELDINGS,
~@IIYIYr194 Canal street. Y
His facilities for manipulating Artificial Teeth
ton and at prices charged by the inexperienced.
Persons requiring superior Dentistry should procure whore
they rely upon the experience skill and integrity which
Dental Science produce. - 90 TF
Every Artificial Toohiso surprising beauty which cannot
be detected from the productions of nature gradually
storing that uniformity to the features essential youth and
beauty and warranted satisfactory msscation and acus
tion -... - g.. -.. z-e
PAINLESS TOOTH EXTRACTOR, for readily ex
tracng Teeth without pain supersedng anything before
tanned by the profession, astonishing all who witness
All Operations in Dentistry performed with and skill and
for cheapness and utility unsurpassed by others unk
fully applied Teeth remodeed and 1T
crate charges At the following prices written
campaigning each SET desred and found represented
after two months trial their money will be returned
Full Sterling Silver base Observation-Disclosures 90
Full sets finest finish gums, bound 40 90
Full sets yulesnised Rubber equal gold from @
Full sets on IL carat gold base beautiful 50 80 90
Full seis on q carat gold base from to las 90
The most perfect gems that can be produced. =
Those requiring Artificial Teeth cordially invited to call
and examine before engaging elsewhere.
o. ,. DR. FIELDING, Dental Surgeon,
n6l 1914 Canal street.
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uRs, CLAIM FRIEDaIGHs. uepJ,s4,
rsocSed Groa lS4l to t4p CANAL STREET &c
from GTeaeent EEy BRuk tsl7 u
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TzE CHIEF AMONG TEN THoUsAsD,

hSNA-s
fS5ts r fl5s5 ss<s-. Is 49,
q. DALLEY's MAGICAL Pam RxrRAcToE
Has universally supplmted aoher o5ntents and heating 40
p:eaons in both the Eastern Western Hesnispherss
and ts fntrnaie Che
81 cutaneons afectons #hsher The
dentordisesse. w ~
@A BURNS and Eeafds
Arsinsans relieved of their anguish pain and inarusao.
by atey application this healer and the Eeaa9
renewed as ifbT chsrn, bemish reuainsns4
| The Friend OF the Nursery. Y
Children frequent external niarss eso
fluid and therefore evsry ros
should have this constantly at hand Il aaH
sore breasts and the Teserar Ring~ora 10
70 Travellers by Sea and Land,
The n1aehnist the traveller and every other -
lotn life throws him within The chance q. see,dnt s
aion FIRE collision should bear that this Maee
tractor Ia his best and only friend both
and should ever be bis coEapanion friend need Tbsre
thousands of living wnesseet testify is
tue Ehs their sound Habs muscles 10 s sav1.
efficacy. SD s~Es so sss s1atl3sS 80
The following are few Of the leading diseases to ss
DALLEY's MAGICAL PAIN EXTRACTOR is preventive,
as well
Burns, Bruises, 'Ss+" " @t - sss =
Boifs, Broken Breasts E2fz5f' r54=4 4sz'
i- p Bites of Reptiles, Cancer, es7@f&s3 $500
5sE-. Cracked Lips. Chspped Hands, o.
chiblainB. Cramp
.sz Contracted Cords, Chafes,
Diseases sf the Skin, ErssrsE.s
~. 1'f y g. Fiatula, Frost Elites, Il
~ --IE tIsa-s sE=Ees Fever Sores, Feors s.
| 4 ...r.z..eg 5...-a4g Gaudular Diseasss
| @,,.J. 4.,...s ,..---,.-az Mseeusial Cores -
- Pains genersily, ".
y. -r'~0s 9Aat- zs. So " Il Pfmp les, Pnas, 2Et
| ( IT,. ae,rafs Poison ahennaatisr, a4s )
| 7 ..s.s..-,s,- Rashes, Sores of al kinas,
| { .. - Shot Wounds, serofnla
l "sN scurvy, scslds, scurf, 2 tE5Hs t#s
| %r sra scald Heads, sprains,
| h. Small Po1, Tunors, fts s&s al5=fsF
q letter Uueers, z4g,r>- sss5s Is s.
| venereal Sores, etc.. etc.
Sold at the principal derots, IL Broadway New YsTs a
| and lbl Charities street, New orleans by g Es-
1 ~'-F#sa zft= J.WRIGHTS& 60, Ks :
F4 ..rEes &%msgl ~ Ey355aF General Axeata. q
Iscsn also be obtained Of ali respectable and @
chants throughoutthe United States and Canada
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a ERDCaR Ma TEON4-BY TIE POS MASTER
-8GENt.HAL OF THE CONFEDERATE STATES OF

-8GENE~AL Of THE CONFEDERATE STATES OF
Whereas Ry the provisions Of Of Con-
res approved August SOh, 1861 entitled An iet to olect
for distribution the renHning in The eHefa foS
che by the said Government it made ate duty
the Postmaster General to Ike proclamation that VII persons
may have rendered postal service Of the Sta fs OF s
CoreGeaCy under contracts appointments med ty e
United States Go7ernmen before the Confederate Stu tst GOV
took charge such SERVICE shall present he claims
this department. verjHe and established according e such
rules ha shall prescribe by vine therein to be sci tor q 2t
less than six months requiring Vader
oath how much has been paid and the such Y or
appointment under which sRd einA
occUrred and what fund provision has been set apart Or
the balance of such clam, the Government Of the Unit V
States Of Of The and they shs also
alh waesAer they performed fully ne service aec9FanE 70
cT cotra"ts or tnents during tho time for viii they
claim and If what partial they did perform,
an1 shat deductions have been made tgoH the pay Tar
ry KNOW on account Of any algre tFttL failure, 10 per
form Euc service
Nov, ,ssrsfog JoIIS Il. REAGAN Posuanse General
Of the Confederate Safes Ag4ericq isso oeiuns
EoH, requiring all purson7 hHvDE ct. for pu lei wee
nn'er 'te o'eirg prnyl onr ct the "a Ot Inc above
'Lt A. 20 ny9t SAC siAIlz 'The va Or u I'D ie's
iLT tlr Fo-tOth Dep utmeat 10. GNRlrI,n,
ihG l5h day O. harh 1852 oder report
g -; E3Sn I 'Ie 1lEo.nt ,he7eo -S:ec@.- yirg,
BeI for P,esentins and verifying viii
!7Es % Application to the Atd!l7 81 &c Treasury for the
F-E IEtta iupA- IlrMt
s rHty II the sa1s lpJ~iuE
(-rfeGcrEG States and WINCH SF &c jG tho
tin tie C5EFrdet Sta 5--Es ~ r,- s7riae to
make u4deF h u%BeEj n ,1e A-Ii5 Il tn T4snry
f5y the Po-rDdloe DFpsrtpe@E, thr 18Th Of
Gcotc general or ieaEe ag2IiNs VIA the United
State Of tho Pm JESrt .7s lH mp
l2a tho control of tine by the Con
3apf.dS sss in ordnance VII sGe general rrsulauaqs Of
Iz5 Eos. Ac- Department ssEsa n IA, Is 2, pEe t06
Csrn TrisT h'nd Q; SEs'ltss eDR
Caeaerate SlGtea Of Nr1e', Richmond, Virginia,
zee AN 15 Of September. IN 's's J52J 5 81 ,p
sass l..~3T Ro~.Insstsr iltse-al
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DIR. oseooD's INDIA cHoLs Gcsua

o. 20. -, aks 4 M - .-stH
Fever and Ague Chills and Fever Dumb Ague rnarltts
and Bement Fevers, liver Complaint, Jaundfce Eri.
laEgement of the Liver Enlargement Of ia ~
-fas Spleen, and all the yarcus forms Of
{ ,.y v BILIOUS DIsEAsEs 49, y @5.
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H.
r. T. PARKER,
Sheriff Of the Parish OF Orleans.

Of New Orleans. NOLAN No i8,s2G
pY VIRTUE OF a writ of seizure and sale
- directed by the honorable the Second District Court
Of New Orleans in the above entitled will proceed to
sell public auction the City Hotel Common street, between
Camp and Magazine streets SATURDAY, 5th day Of Oc
t0ber 1851 u o'clock NJ.
A CERTAIN LOT OF GROUND, together with all 49,
the buildings and improvements thereon etc. situate in %
the Fourth District OF this city, the square bounded by k
Mary, ellecasse Andrew and Rousseau being
lot No B, particular plan annexed to inventory of the
Of Ml CaIn50 deceased made by P r. Smith, late
Judge Of the parish Of Jefferson in this State and measuring
81 .ee Il inches and lines ST Andrew street. by 1T
feet 10 inches and lines in depth between parallel lines form
ing part the gna lot by The No. Eight plan
deposited in the office Of VI naAmas late Notary Public in
this city the ed Of May, 1914.
Sti!ed in the gi1ve suit.
TERMS-Cash the spot
+. 7. PARKER,
sell SO o5 Sheriff of the Parish Of Orleans
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PUBLIC HOUSES.
So, ALLEGEaANY SPRINGS 80.
I'LL: MONTGOMERY COUNTY, VIRGINIA. ~ssa

This celebrated watering PLACE viii be opened fo the recs
ton Of Visitors on the LIST DAY OF JUNE.
Located 81 miles the Virginia and Tennessee Railroad
they and afford security for families
Each super d by the proprietors who will at
tend personally to the wants of their guests. II
The Proprietos fatter Themselves they well
prepared at the present season.
full supply of Ice has been secured.
Passengers Shasvle, will be
ed four horse omnbusses fine road the Springs
EThese waters stand unriyaed for tie of Dyspepeia
te6 I'm BOOTH, CALHOUN Il CO.
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es BARNES HOTEL assaas
LII MISSISSIPPI CITY MISS. -

This establishment will be opened tie accommodation
visitors the first day of June The entire place
been newly fitted up and Is in complete erder
Wharf and Bath Houses have been erected Attached the
hotel SPLENDID Bar Room containing choicest Wines and
Liquors also Billiard Saloon and Ten Pin Alleys ate.
most approved modern styles extensive Pistol and Rife Gal
and Carriage Horses In the immediate vicinity Telegraph
and Post Office situated
Gentlemen and Ladies wishing engage rooms will please
address WILLIAM BARNES. care Thompson Barnes g
and Is Common street, Orleans the LIST june
thereafter, the Proprietor, at Mississippi City.
Luy3 Am -,.-. ,.. VIM. BARNES, Proprietor.
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Eah scaEIpAM scRNAPps
FEVERa,

.. ~ s'- .a~- rs .-@~7 vi -f ETC., eta e.o.
tits highly by many Of the ennent phy
clans throughout the sates agreeable aes.
alive and admitted to edectGay al diseases Urinary
ogans etc., and peculiarly adspedto the ana
children. --4tl5-a+a - -
As other article has been offered Justly ertisd So
the name Of the "a ,,. e,4.
.sg is g Real selaeiiam scsamapps.
he public cautioned purchase genuesrcss
called -'r are
: = l. FANDEEEER's INDICATED GWi '-ht
z2t3 .At
Real schefda ma schnappEs
Each bottle will bear the signature the proprietor and nora
other is genuine withontit. -
For sale New Orleans, wholesale -esi al prapears
prcesby 7ts.. s-=.a, 6s5[
J. WEIGHT Il CO.
- Il an6 ltl ChetTrep Hsysass