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i. CoRREcTIoN.-Yesterda in our report of the
arrivals of officers who registered their names in
the office of Gen. Brooke, we ms-spelled the name
of gallant officer. In the place of Lieut.. Col.
w. H. Smory,'' read Lieut. Col. Emery, of the Ma
ruland Volunteers
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The SOUTHERN MAIL.-The following is the
resolution that passed the Senate the 10Th, rela
tive to the Southern mails:
Resolred That the Postmaster General be and he is
hereby authorized and required to the arrangement
heretofore existing for the transportation OF the Southern
mail by the Richmond. Fredericksburg and Potomac Rail
road and Steamboat Company at price not greater than
the transportation of said mail up the month of July 1877
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o. Mr.. Hale, the well known editor of the New
York Journal of Commerce, was, we regret to state
at the last accounts lying at the point of death.
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TuE D,FFERENCE-They don't smoke in the
streets of Boston, They only insult the ladies on
the common
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DEATH FROM LIGHTNING.-An elderly lady by
the name of Woods, was killed in Philadelphia by
lightning, during storm on the 18th inst.
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| CHEAp.-Passengers are now conveyed from Gin
cinnat to Vevay for twenty-five cents, which IN
! clndes two meals
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~ Gen. Twiggs passed through Charleston OF
his way TO New Orleans, on the 23d inst
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Died:

AT BayoaSaIa ON the 18th INST. the residence Of her -
Mrs MARY JANE PEARCE native OF Nashville Ten, 9gu,
25th year OF her age. 'HNna ID ths
At Opelousas, on the 2oth CHARLES FRANCOIS GFn
member of the Masonic Order. ohNlN,a
AT BatonRouge, on the 18th, EUDoRA daughter of E,,h
Mary Jones, aged IL months. : .4sa and
At his residence in Pine Prairie, Parish ST. Landry on M
inst, ROBERT BUNDlCK, aged about 60 years @ le lSA
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M arried:

At Cheneyve Parish Of Rapdes. llt OF Nav NV b
MI Schoheld, Mr. OHIO L. HUMPHREY Of the psL e Ne,
Mary to Mrs JANE s. PIERCE, OF the Parish Rapdss ~
Al Indian Bend, the 18th INST, by James Tayor r. ,
all OF the Parish Of ST, Martin. 'iSuER
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OCEAN SrEAMERs.-The propeller Sarah Sands
sailed from Liverpool for New York on the 9th of
June. The Britannia, also due at New York, sailed
from Liverpool on the 10th of June.
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sWIscoNsIN.-The Legislature of the new State
of Wisconsin met at Madison on the 9TH inst, and
was organized by the election of the following off.
GERS in the two Houses respectively: N. E. White
sides, of Lafayette, Speaker of the House; d. N,
Johnson Clerk; H. G. Abbey, Clerk of the Senate,
over which the Lieutenant Governor presides-alI
democrats.
Gov. Dewey's message is off, judicious length,
and in the MAN, fair and judcious. Itrecommends
Common School education, Legal Reform, the cree
ton of State prison. the modification ofcaptal pun
ishment so that only the deliberate murderer shall be
put to death, the abolition of military parades and
musers, direct tax, moderate expenditure, and no
reputation, river and harbor Improvements and
homestead exemption. He characteristics the Mexl-
can war as unfortunate, but part justifiable,
and points with qualification to the march of free
dom in Europe On the whole, the message is quite
creditable to the new Governor.
On the Sth instant, Henry Dodge and Isaac P
Walker, democrats of the barnburner persuasion
it is understood) were elected United States Sena
tors on the first ballot by the following votes:
WIGS. DEMOCRATS.
Il w alker .6l WhltOn,,
/ Dodge, so Collins .-...........z
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o. The deaths at Boston for the week ending
June II. were 43, of whom 10 died at Deer island
10 were males, "a females land Stubborn
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Academia young man named Robert Snow
den, was killed in foundry, at Philadelphia, on
the 18th inst, by large iron flask, weighing four
tons. falling upon him.
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ALABAMA SENAToR.-lt is said that MIR. King Is
to succeed Mr. Bagby as Senator from Alabama.
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OvERFLow.-The late heavy Southwesterly
winds caused a great overflow of that section of
country between Lake Salvador and Fort Living
sion. The adjoining islands, Grand Tier, Grand
Tele and Caminada, all suffered more or less from
the overflow. Almost the entire crop of melons has
been destroyed-loss estimated at several thousand
dollars
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cLoTHING-c oTH1N y :

a AN e tbf ety IN the way Bargains
determined to close off the entire stock oirurNG
FASHION ABLE CLoThd an0Ists OF
at such prices as will induce an wan 81 bose
want of Clothing respectfully inform .ns,a
as Cheap as the Cheapest Those VINO "p
WINTER CLoThh "a >, IN my sobgg
will find it greatly to their advantage oa nge suppl nd
SHIRTS-Undershirts, Dra EwyeslnSEfRiC ANTH0s,a
je2 sdpT Under st. CHARLES Hotel '0'A'' W.
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GOING IT SrlLL.-There was large meeting at
Buffalo. New York. on the 18th, of the portion Of
the democracy opposed to the nominees of the Bal
timore Convention. Among the speakers were
John Van Buren,
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FREsHET.-phe river at Austin, says the Texas
Democrat, rose suddenly on the 18th inst, about ten
feet 1t caused some damage TO ferries, and float
ing mill below the town was swept away and sunk.
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OF Judge Lawson, of East IFelciana, who had
been reported dead, are happy to learn from the
Floridian, is recovering
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MODEL ARTISTS.

Orleans Ball Room, Attached to the orleansYAn
NADINE CAMPBELL. begs leave to anno osl.s
Evening. THURSDAY June g. at the above s1 S
tached TO the New Orleans Theatre, series O. ihpD
WANTS and POSES PLASTle1uEIs n. u.,,s gaz
sV ADMIssIoN-Reserve Seats u fallassssNi
Doors open at 71a-Pertomance to commence 81 oeu-
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RAILROAD Academia train Of cars ON the
Albany and Boston railroad was thrown off the
track on the nth inst, and Mr.. Henry Van Buren,,
of Albany was killed
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eay~ The Queens Delight which forms an essential
ingredient IN the GRAEFENBERG sARsAPARlLLAE COM
POUND probably superior to Sarsaala ITSELF Professor Frost
OF Charleston speaks follows q See Bulletin No. e. Sd
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Steamboat Departures This Dav
PEOPLES TELEGRAPH
Louisville, Nashville, and New Orleans Tes,,,

M" This Line of Telegraph is working resuad,s
Memphis to all points North and West and on the at
Packages will be made up and Forwarded BY fast steam.
boats, DAILY, from the office (Commercil Ercaaag0 Of
the Company in this CITY. Ell
sY~ The public may rely upon pomptuess and dia ateb
Ie23 II CHARLES DOANE Superintendent,
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FORT HARRISON CONFERENCE.-The wings OF
Indiana are to have grand popular demonstration
in favor of Taylor and Fillmore, on the 9th OF Sep
tember, at Fort Harrison, the scene OF old Rough
and Readys brilliant achievement during the war
of 1872 Delegates are to be invited from every
State in the Union. The 9th of September is the
anniversary of the battle of Fort Harrison.
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rs We stopped in for few moments yesterday
morning to see Mr.. T. x. Wharton's draftings for
the new Customhouse, and were much pleased to
perceive what skill, both in execution and design,
he has arrived at. 1t is well known that Mr. w. is
one of our very best designers, and he it is who has
been the means of having erected with such good
taste our Municipal Hall, which will remain a es-
tmony of his genius long after he shall have ceased
tn exist Ill
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~ Our soldiers were so overioyed on returning
from Mexico, that they all went into transports,
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o. On the Doth inst, TWO negroes belonging to
Messrs. Perkins, plantation near Baton Rouge, had
a quarrel and one killed the other
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Gs~ Passed Midshipman William G. Temple, Inns
has been ordered to the observatory, Washington
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FELIX HousroN.-This gentleman is to address
democratic meeting in the parish of East Felici-
ana on the LIST july.
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BEWARE OF THE VIDDERs.-A ''Young Widow
advertises in the New York Sun for a husband.
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We have it now in our power to state to our read
ers that since the Baltimore Convention, Martin
Van Buren, has stated to a democrat OF Columbia
county, at a casual meeting and conversation,
90 that the nominations of Cass and Butler We're
popular nominations that they were good nomi-
nations, and ought to be supported
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HORRIBLE ToRrUREs.-The suferings of our
army in Mexico We're said to have been intense
lin tents
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BARBAcuE-On the 4th of July there will be a
barbecue at Hephzibah Church, for the citizens OF
Amite county, Miss, and the parishes of East Fe-
lciana and ST Helena.
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90 There were $50 deaths in New York city,
week before last, by cholera infantum Same
week in Boston, 43.
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FATAL AccIDENT-A recruit, named Dawson
native of North Carolina, was killed at Carlisle
Pa, on the 10Th, by kick from his horse while
leading him to water.
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| ~ A woollen factory, about four miles from
Wilmington. Del, belonging to Mr.. G. j. Dupont,
and occupied by Mr.. Brick, was destroyed by fire
| on the 18th inst
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Ex-PREsIDENT VAN BUREN-The Undertook
Sentinel, the democratic organ at the residence OF
Mr. Van Buren,, comes out strongly and ably IN
support of the nominations of Cass and Butler; and
the Troy Commercial Advertiser says:
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MEDICAL CARD.

MEDICAL UA alao No Isl Bea.%s
VNR FAWCETT has removed from hon he coplSgs
street to No 90 Cnstomoase street wer' to spe
his usual practice, having confined hs s published e,
for the last TWENTY-FIVE years he ma IL peeu s ts
H Hs LAST 9n wo G,s Which, embraces following
be obtained at his office price 81 .ceonday 20
"nnor,bma set strcfures whites seminal 'iee from
turna emissions and all the Consequence anhSsiean o
Irritation are delineatei He IS the ony right TO p
seee insists that the medical board will ,,iaad 10
tive laws and that every yro will not d e pgFAWCEfI
on those rights. n, 1,,stomhouse SIZE SIZE
Log I'm " tus----
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fE Or. CulIen's Indian Vegetable Remedy Fa

faR Ur, CuIIen'S Indian vegetable KeIneuy,-fV
the Gonohea elect, Syphilis Structure Mecurls Da,
and all complaints arising from impurities Of The blood Dr. C
Indian Vegetable Remedy domestic PREPARATION entirely rs
Copava, Mercury any other tse 9a
cofling to the directions. Ii first by prgng oil all ima
matters in the system which aggayae the disease and at ta
time upon the secreons through the medium Of the bsN
tenn The constitution, Of being injured as it o,cn
Mercury, Copavn, and other powerful and %
of better health than he also eradlcaes Veaeuaa
Throat Secondary Syphilis cures Whites or eacohra s
and is a general purifier of the system .. ,.as
s1r Prepared and sold by ROWLAND & WALTON, ~ hans
a. I'd Xxi Cbprtrrs sreet je5 stpln
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CoRREcTioN.-In orr list of passengers by the
Fanny, we Inadvertently committed an error in
stating the rank Of well known and gallant ofil-
Ger, Lieut.. Col Emory, to whom we gave the title
of lieutenant Such was his rank at the commence
ment of the war; but he has since then attained
the more elevated position which he now holds
We make this correction with pleasure, having no
wish even involuntariy to have any agency in de-
prving Lieut.. Col. Emory of the honors to which
he is So Justly entitled. II
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eH~ Remedy for one.Class of Diseases only-
NOT FOR ALL.-DR. WQeDRUFf's DfsENTERY tda

eR A Remedy for oneAClass of Diseases onlF-
NOT FOR dLL.-DR. W00RUFF'S DfSENTERy Co.,
DIAL.-prce so cents bottle, six bottles for 81 So
From II. w. Hillard late u S. Minister To Belgium,
DR.. HoodrRg-A few days sinee received the Cordial 7lus
good enough send Having used the article, TO nd
to pronounce a valuable medicine Indeed, Tor such i
of the Bowels as we suffer with the South Inks
nothing equal to it, Respectfully, HENRY w. lilLLh6G
From Capt John E. Davis, Company D, Georgia Reg, Ml
Dr. VI. Hoo6r6 take pleasure in expressing TO yoaHgT
high appreciation the efficacy OF your Dysehtery CSlah
in cases of Deragcmens OF the Bowels, and recomacogg
particularly TO individuals connected with the Army S0gtea
the demand for the Georgia Regiment that your gnad a
tons several Captains exhausted eonstt N
almost fnfalIible Remedy and esteem Of the sh
able medicines the soldier carry with HIM.
l., Your Obliged friend,
3 July l4th, I847, JOHN E. DAVIS, Cap. Cc.D
eY Dr. WoopRUFF's WORM SPECIFIC Is asal6 an
efficient remedy for Worms. IT. 1t as good as e best a
cheap the cheapest
al do certify that administered to member OIL ny lsmy
Wooiru's Worm Specific, and brought away fifty worms and
another case my women OF Taia TaPxo
,e,c, :, "J0HN J. LIT1L
e The foregoing Medicines for sale, wholesale and retail
by ]. WRIGHT g. CO., Isl Chartres street. MO f4h
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e-y. union Diyision No. 3 s. I'm

10 UnlOu DIVlSIOu NO, 5, 5. T,-The ma,,l .
this Division earnestly requested their ss Of
Meeting, FRIDAY EVENING June 30 as business ~ Ns
importance, and which the interest of We Ut
the Division will be transacted full attendance is
BY order Of the W. P. -eu'
ie292. P. MccsRruy
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MR.CRIrrENpEN-The Pittsburg Gazette OF the
nth inst announces the arrival of MIR. Crittenden
in.tbat city, on his way home. large meeting OF
the friends of Taylor and Fillmore was held, at
which Walter Forward presided, and which Mr.
Cr;ttenden attended and addressed.
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Shirts, Cravats, Handkerchiefs, etc. AH
Superfne all Linen Shirts stitched So 5O to 81 o super
fine Muslin Shirts linen booms collars, 81 to 81 49, French
Bingham and Calico Shirts Hickory check and Negro Shirts Mer
Flannel Gauze, white and pink Uneshrs and Drawers
sk Undehr and Drawers rich styles fancy Italian
French Black Silk Crayats Silk and Linen Handkerces
Linen border Handkerchief Linen and Silk Gloves Black Nd
Gloves Cotton, Meho and Linen half Hose Silk and Gngham
Trunks, Vaes and Carpet Bags je3
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STOLEN,

WILL pay liberal reward 70 any one VINO wEs,ya
i information that will lead to the recovery Sltl#
W ,b ,'e robhpd NV Office at noon on the 9th
instant, of small iron. framed leather Is.,s sa
TRUNK large brass ryets, brass bands ana y ms pp
joek The Trunk contains papers OF value 10 ln es
one else and is filed with documents Letters. e,c S;dq
and some small keepsakes The Trunk : wei h,..s
and inside and has my name engraved on m % FaRRR
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For the CRESCENT.
Sketches of the Sidewalks and Levee:
Vith Glimpses into the Ne,o Orleans Bar Toom.s.)
DOCTOR SANGRADO SN1PES.
We are told that the Northern colleges-medical
coeges-send forth into this 6 breathing world
some thousand odd doctors per annum And we
might almost continue the quotation and say that
they are not only sent forth into this scoldlng,
money -making world, but are also
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Mary Jones, aged Is months. = Ii4aa and
nst ROBERT BUNDCK agsd about 60 years a on hs aa
----s~e--
TT Union Division No. 3, S. THE msn,..
Meeting on FRIDAY s EvESNG june aS as s
mos, Importance and which concerns the interest every M VI
jess2t. P. MecARrHy.Rs
- Liberal Division No II, S THE meub., !,
8 o'clock P. NJ, in the Hall of Pelican Dvon No a. n It
for officers will take place, and business OF Importance be
Members are required to be punctua CsL
je292t ~ Va CA. RosELIUs. n .
ev" Jackson Fire Company No. 18.-The o,Bo.,..
members of the above Company notified the RsSn and
OIL Me SUNDAY No NOR July ISIS o. o ! Eng
j ti5s'' Ar's IA HENDRICKS, s,,,,.
~ GM $50 Attention.
rfsE& 49, Louisiana Volunteers are rpdn ry ,h
S1SAGS* be at their Quarters, AZ lin Ct1 sasi
Course on lie 18th ay June instant, the n,nos wy Nsit
tered of the service Of the United States " VehS W.
By order OF Capt Theo Lewis baM
- c;gs Emmett Club.-An Extra Meeting Of the es,h y
THuRspAY EVENING ss st s. oiGS B. s.
je2T WI. CASTEJI S su
Steamboat Departures This Day.
w-s SEE ADYERTlsEMENTs ON THIRD p4er
Pits1arg Nj Nh H L ~ 3IS;s cR5Sm6s!an A.,
Red Rirer .......... DUCK RIVER Apologize 5 : NJ
Ya-oo ............. MUSCLE NO 2, Gwailaev r. T.
Ya.o0 Rirer. .......PATRlCKH HENRY CharIss' ~.
ANNIVERSARY oT AMERICAN MDspm
N-Yo DENCE. en-
Ny1aSy A BALL will be given by the EHsrv H.
&9sxS5Eg. CLUB, on the 4th of July, next IN tba Ill
S TEMPERANCE HALL, No. lgs Tchoupi. yfzs(
"a tOuias street. MEE
D J o'cALLAGHAS, JAMEs TREAsoR
JOHN COATS, HUGH McCANN
VIM. RANDOLPH, A. JOYCE
THOMAS MULVEY
....FBoOR MANAGERs
%. ]. O'CALLAGHAN J. NJ. WATERst
w. WHEELEHAN. y. ROPER
f. CARRIGAN, J. S. DUNE
sH ADMIssIoN-Gentlemen, ST.. Ladies gras s,.r
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NOTICE

YVNHAT two NOTES made by the undersgnesi w. 4,
to order Of Thomas Moran, and by him enu ~ M
due in July, and one in October, 1913, will no. " &
the consideration for which said notes were gwen w.
The amount and dates of the notes not known tnT
only two notes of ours in existence. ,,ucoy
inna 26 1913 (Je29 3t*) Ryan " nn.ee---
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ATMOSPHERIC CHURN.

.afysu
THIS is to certify, that the undersigned sshbmd
i Louis, and others present. wne ssu w w
Lewis Il johnson s Patent ATMoSPHEnio ,yben BpW
SCOTS Hotel this afternoon. at clock I. and from h
was made from sweet milk IN ID nluu'tI h, les no
sweet cream SKINNED from mornings nlh a sats6ed a
minutes. From this exhibition we are iup oed glgn
this is most useful invention, based anu ~, an simply
strictly philosophical principles. insenIoas' W.
brought into use e,r,,N poJK
JOHN HI. GAY, TK9S ndI Nh TITLE tna
THOMAS S. WARNE. F, T, K IA RF;a h5Hi
WIN. r. FEM, Firm CLARK +. feaaih a,s az
w G. SCOTT Proprietor Scott lo'jI jlnor -
NATHL SANBURN, Knox Couip !, ,t tCo umsana5,ss
t15" The above Chnrn to be exhibited y aeyE
Exchange daily, from 8 TO II NJ, and : y -
NEW PUBLICATIoonsss ,rssr rrgs! !i.
NOR SALE by the subscnbef-al ns nay be foon' '0
j. CATIONS Of the day, among VINCE NV
THE LITTLE WIFE-By Mrs. Gnsy, a a the srsS
PRIDE; OR, THE DUCHESS; Inc m'' rn
CAWrAL SINs-By Eugene S ,99 ;ro s.pT NJ RRlhD
WHOM TO MARRY. AND HOW IooD- "a,
THE f0 PlPeT6RIAL BROTHER JoNA1HAS' :
HOME HONEY OF = sHHuAiksPEARE-By F. W f'fnV' a.
THE HENPECKED HUsBAND-By l p. ''' Ia,
LUCY HOsMER; OF. the GUARDIAN AND "a
THE TWO GORPsEs A Historical hoinSn''
,ess,f - WELD s. CO. " "a a'IHs e1cre.
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THURSDAY MORNING, JUNE %, 1s4s
TT See FIRST and Fourth pages. 81

ADJOURNED INTERCHANGEABLE members
of both sexes are expected to congregate, IN large
numbers, at the Baptist Church on Triton Walk,
near Bacchus street, on this and tomorrow even
ings A splendid entertainment will be given, and
ice cream and all other kinds of delicate confec-
tionary served the visiers by the fair hands of
fair ladies' The proceeds Of the entertainment are
to be devoted to the interests of the church and
congregation inqnestion. Two novelties, never be-
fore introduced in Newt Orleans, will form conspicu-
Gus items in the bill of entertainments. These
novelties Of very mysterious order, but will,
sure, prove highly satisfactory to those who
may have the good fortune to gaze upon them.
Too much praise cannot be awarded to those ladies
who have so nobly come forward to aid the rising
interests of this beautiful church.
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f1r Strangers in the City, see DR.. b. F. MULLEN's
,l,ati.emen,s IN the this paper. He of the
e hest in his profession the United States ALI tina. stand
in med would do well to give him call, at Sc
49,, mills am
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RATIFICATION MEErIss The great Baltimore
ratification meeting took place on the 18th inst
1t was presided over by Hugh Birckhead and sixty
Vice Presidents Resolutions were passed pledg-
ing support to the wing nominees, and speeches
were made by several gentlemen Much dlsap-s
pointrnent was occasioned by the absence OF Dan
lei Webster and John Bell, who had been expected
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~ Highlv Interesting to Mothers.There i

Presents Tor wives, SISTERS anu SweeuA1ai's.
ls We beg call the attention OF our trends returning rom
Mexco travellers generally to the following list oil A
ARTICLES and selected expressly with reference
tLa;rs uitaor for
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EY Important to HeaIth.-No family should neglec
to have bottles OF BILLINGS CARMLNATIHE
SYRUP the nfallbe remedy for Bowel which occn
frequently during the months than ut any oef period
~ This remedy never fails in the Of Dar
;e - ply - r - ID. HANSBROUGH