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10 The COMMITTEE ON ACCOUNTS to save parties who
have bills against the Public Schools trouble
that all bills not above specified in the notice President
be left with Mr. CALHOUN, this Secretary Boar or G.
FUNK, Sergeant alarms, at their Offices
The undersigned will be at the Mr. SHAW the supern
tendsnt No. Is municipality Hail. evening the last Wednes
day preceding the Thursday Of each month"; o'clock
for the purpose Of examining and auditing all bills Bill,
then presented will be held until the regular
Of the Board which takes place the first Thursday each
1t is desired that bills against the Public Schools promptly
handed in az above j. o. HARRIS,
Chairman Committee Accounts, .
New Orleans, March IL, 1851. mills In 2dp
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RAILROAD CONFERENCE.-The Committee OF
Arrangements have fixed on the 10Th day of April
for the assemblage, in this city, of Convention
adopt active measures for the construction of
road to Jackson, and SO on to Chicago. Last year
our citizens were not sufficiently aroused on the
importance Of the subject, and the Convention at
tFacted but little interest The country gentlemen
will now find very different feeling prevailing
This road is worth thousand miles of Tennessee
and Carolina roads,
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AN HONEST OBIrUAKY.-A Western paper, an
nouncins the death Of resident of the county.
says:
He came to his death by too frequently nib
bling 1t the essence Of The stl-worm, which soon
placed him in non. travelling condition. He lay
out the night previous to his death near a cotton
gin in this place, and was found too late on the
following morning. for medical aid to be of much
importance in staying his BREATH He had been a
regular tipplsr for the last half century"
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Arrivals at Principal Hotels, March 10.

VEhANDA w Rltnaur, A Woodward, miIs; Shunarl.
seanaud u W Iones DR. kttridge, La; Williams lady
Moone D Howard, NO; l. Northrop W Weatherby Ohio
HEWLETT's.. n straton, Gums, Miss w Jack
NO r de Bocheblave Thos Commings, Fla.
u ST. LOUIS - King; King Ga A F Hopkins Mobile
7 Daniel Baker, T l. Pameee Ohio.
PLANTERS "a Hanord. NY Baird, P Dixon, Texas
WESTERN VERAND A-- - r Mccormick Mobile, ] w vii
Edinger, ST LOUIS S ~ 1' '"''eS
WAvERLY HOUSE ar jackson lady Mrs Or " addell
Graham, NewOrieans ~ - - i.' -4+'' u " III
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fV In accordance with resolution of the Joint Internal
Improvement Committee of New Orleans and LAFAYETTE,
notice hereby given that convention of the friends of the
proposed Railroad from New Orleans Jackson Miss will
be held in the city New Orleans the third "Wednesday
6th) in April next. The survey of the route from New
Orleans by the coast and West of Lake Maupas to the
State ne having been completed the report with The sur
yeys of the engineer will be submitted the convention
1t hsped that delegates said convention will be gener
ally appointed. and will puncualy attend.
Committee of arrangements.
GEORGE CLARK. First Municipality
Y. y fAHCEY, Second Municipality
=. ,o . z. HOOPER. Third Municipality
March ~, 1871. T. N. WOoD, Lafayette
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EuLoGY UPON Mn. CALHoUN.-Gen. James
Hamilton is to pronounce the eulogy upon Mr..
Calhoun, in the village of Bluffton, S. c., on
Monday, 3lst March, the first anniversary of his
death. The committee have made ample arrange
ments with the proprietors of conveyances for
the convenience of visitors from all directions.
1t is intended that an immense concourse of per-
sons shall assemble at Bluffton, on the occasion,
an occasion SO dear, lamentably dear to South
Carolina.
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urai,on Baker, Of Mississippi, has been appoint
ca oy the PRESIDENT and confirmed by the Senate,
ohiei Justice OF the Supreme Court Of the United
States for he Territory of New Mexico. In thus
appointing southerner to administer the laws in
'nis ne" territory, the hre-eaters will find new
evidence OF the Presidents hostility to the South
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ONO RIvER.-At Louisville on the 18th, S

ONO RIVERA Louisville on the 18th, sta
tonary-scant eight feet water in the channel
At Paducah on the 18th, the Ohio had fallen
eighteen inches in the last twenty-our hours, and
still falling, but not quite rapidly it has for
the past two days. The Tennessee is falling
slowly, and the Cumberland is at stand Bust
ness on the river continues exceedingly brisk. All
streams that are considered naviglble at all have
been so of late Weather cloudy, indicating rain
The arrivals of tobacco at this point by land and
river the closing week. have been larger than usual
Freights to all points are yet high, and much pro-
duce shipping, particularly to New Orleans.
At Pittsburg, on the l3,h five feet six inches in
the channel.
The Mississippi river, at Memphis, on the 18th
instant, was twelve inches below high water mark,
and slowly falling.
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MOBILE RACES. = The spring meeting COM
menced on Tuesday. The stock was fine, the
purses heavy, and hopes OF great weeks sport,
and seeing the quickest time ever made on that
course, were indulged by the knowing ones"
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See First and Fourth Pages.


The mail of yesterday brought us no late papers
beyond Charleston. The. severe freshets, which
we have noticed in this paper, have retarded mail
progress
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IMMENSE FRKsHKT IN SOUTH CAROLINA
The rivers in that State have been swollen fear
fully of late, by freshets. The Camden Journal of
the 18th notices the heaviest one known there for
many years. The Journal says: "On Saturday
last our river commenced rising very rapidly-oc-
casioned by the late heavy floods of rain above.
On Sunday afternoon the water reached to the foot
of the Red Hill, in the lower part of the town.
rising very nearly, if not quite as high, as the
freshet Of 1881. In 1910 we had a tremendous
freshet, which came within ten inches of 1881, but
the present is nearer by several inches to that mark
and may be regarded as the largest freshet which
has happened in our river for twenty years. We
are happy to state that the bridge has sustained no
injury"
In the Pee-Dee, there has been so rapid rise,
and so irresistible current, that the :" Oldest in
habitant falls back upon his recollection in vain,
to conjure up its equal. An immense amount of
damage has been done, and many entertainments
have been swept away. In this freshet the river
was one and half inches higher than it was in
1881.
A prodigious freshet has swollen Cape Fear and
other streams near Fayetteville.
The bridge over the Roanoke, at Castor, has
been carried away
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DAN RIcE's FARKwKLL.-Dan Rice gives performance
At Lafayette O'Clock day. and another in the evening
tie latter being the last in this vicinity for the
Tn opportunity of seeing him should be missed by any
who have yet had that pleasure We pleased learn
thot Dan returns To NewOrleans in the fall.
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Last evening" at five O'Clock. ALFRED RAYMOND father
of w. q. Raymond, of this CITY,
~ his friends, and the friends of his son-in law j. Eyer.
on Rampant street, Cont, at 10 O'Clock THIS Morn
ING, "'s A"""F-
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61sAMnoAT FAvoRs.-We acknowledge Louisville files
from The steamer Gen. Lsfaystts.
The Cincinnati papers OF the 18th, and Louisville of the
lSh furnished yesterday by the steamer United
States.
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To Physicians, Druggists, and Ladies'
Affiliated

II The celebrated SUPP0RTERS of Mrs Belts Of Phlude
phia and approved
can fhysans, and the Supporter under medical
patronage The uoted States Being entirely without
which calculated
y the Supporter entirely lady wearing
Many hundreds Of ladies Louisiana have benefited
al other have failed Apply Books tgras the
supporter to her only agent in New Orleans,
NH Nm G.
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SENTENCED TO DEArH.-Henry Carnal, found
guilty OF the murder of Rosseau, few months
since, IN DEFY street, New York, has been sen
fenced to be hanged on the ID day of Nav next.
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By the brig p Soule, from Havana, we have
dates to the 18th instant, which contain nothing
of interest,"
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INDIAN APPROPRIATION BILL.-The follow
ing appropriations made for the current and
contingent expenses Of the Indian Department and
tor fulfilling treaty stpulatons with various Indian
tribes, for the wear endinp Iune 30 1852.
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ARKANSAS SWAMP LANDS The Board of Ar
kansas Swamp Land Commissioners met at Hell.
ena on the 5lh instant, and organized by appoint
ing VIM. f. Butts Secretary. This being n n,e.
liminary meeting of the Board, little was done be.
yond The districting of the Swamp Land region,
and the appointment of few suitable persons to
assist in the selection of the lands grained bv the
act of Congress. We learn that it is the purpose of
the Commissioners TO prosecute the ENTERPRISE tn
its results by the active employment of their own
exertions, aided by the best energies and capacitv
that they can enlist John W. Buckner, Esq,
White River and ST. Francis counties Hisasso.
ciates, Messrs. Trousdale and Taylor, will be act
lively employed on the Lower Mississippi and Ar
kansas rivers. Memphis Enc.
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LAND WARRANTs.-The measure to make Land
Warrants issued under the Act of 2Sth September.
1850, assignable, has not become law We pub.
lish this information again, because some misun.
of the measure. 1t passed the Senate at a late
hour of its session, but was not returned TO the
House in time TO be acted on by that branch of
Congress.
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Job Printinx.

The appliances of our Job Office are such now as
to enable us to execute. with beauty and Dispatch
every variety Of printing in the book, card and
poster line, at prices as low at any similar esab
lishment in the city. We, therefore, respectfully
invite friends and the public to give us call,
when in want of that description Of work. Partic-
ular care is bestowed on lawyers briefs, and the
least possible delay in furnishing proof-sheets.
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H. STEAMBOAT Ia, II
DEPAR RES. y,

March, Steamer. Captain. Hour. Destination.
Thurs 20, DOVE, Boz O'Clock <rkaHsas hissr
" OREGON, Hern, a O'Clock mobile
PATRICK HENRY, Landry, O'Clock ST Louis
TEXAS Claiborne 10 o'clock. Fort ToDnssnd
=" BRIDE, Amsden, O'Clock. sRsd h'psr
Fnd' 81, CALIFORNIA, Reynolds o'clock. mobh
BELvlDERE, Lodwck, "a O'Clock Red River
F" BELLE CREOLE, White, o'clock. ...p 'etsbnrs
" hARY FOLEY, Dalfre,. O'Clock ...... Latourehs
sALUDA, Page o'clock. Yaroo hirsr
ID. u. MosBY. Kerchevai. u O'Clock. .-.hHokoPas
Sal, 3D. NATCHEZ NO. Leather, O'clock lizard TlnAf
E. d. WHITE, Brady, 5o'closk......... WliamspoTG
" MUSIC, strscf, O'Clock. Ldfon'els
hond, "a, MoNRoE Gvartney, O'Clock ......-..Ya o.
" MONTGOMERY, Estes, ocsch. PrincsfDr
Tues. as PRINCESS NO. 3. Holmes. O'Clock rieksg
HECLA, nay O'Clock .Aissand'ta
Uncertain ORIENTAL. Parkinson o'clock ..Pits.tS
J. MORRsETT, Findren, S o'clock Attakapas
GEN. LAFAYETTE, BENTLEY, O'Clock. Louisville
" FANNY SMITH, Richard, O'clock. .LouispiAs
BOsTONA, Price, O'Clock. ....-...,. .LouissiAs
" e. p McNEAi. Becker, O'Clock. smphis
-" IOWA, Carter, O'Clock Louis
BUENA VISTA, Lanothe, O'Clock Leuis
" sULTANA, Cable o'clock. 81. Louis
BIT. LOUIS Taylor, O'Clock 81. Louis
COLUMBUS, Pest. o'clock st. Lous
PRIDE OF THE WEST, Rogers, ~ O'Clock st Louis
=" PACIFIC rhian, O'Clock. 81. Louie
" HUNGARIAN, Warman. Cincinnati
g. W. KENDALL, Norton u o'clock Cinsnnata
IROQUois, Lee, o'clock ..Nashpils
MICHIGAN, IRWIN, O'Clock Nashville
AMERICA Johnson O'Clock. ..Nosh.sA ale
ALAMO Reed, O'Clock .oudchiia Ripsr
MOBILE, Frost, O'Clock ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS otHs
" ANNA, johnson, 10 O'clock Bayou de Glai-e
| -s>s
| = ~ No Debts contracted by the British
CAMILLA Capt Brine will be paid by either Captain Con
sgnses OF said vessel. mis- BkRELLi & CO. 81 Common
|
~ Steamer JOHN MoRRsETT not pay any debts con.
| ie2i HENRY McCULi4, CLERK.
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who says his Peter Kinny, was found wandering
about the streets by the First Municipality Police on Mon.
day last He is unable to tell where he lives From his ap.
pearance it supposed that he belongs to respectable pa
rents lie now in the of Mr. Jaime, No. liz Chares
Street.
---
FIRST DISTRICT CoURT.-Mary Roam was yesterday
ed in this court The charge of MURDER in causing the
death oil Bridget Ahern by beating her. the 9th of Oco.
pef dst The case tried time SINCE and the Jury
Jailed to agree. The accused was acquitted yesterday.
victor Leort. will be tried to-day charge Of arson.
FIFTH DISTRICT CouRT - A considerable number OF
cases were commenced in this ierday bat none of
them were of any great importance.
Mrs L. I. DeBeaumont, by her attorney, filed petition
stating that her lawful husband left the matrimonial domcil
about six months nce and has refused to return TO the
same or let her enter his abode She prays for sepa.
ration OF bed and boa and was issued directing
the delinquent woner haf' to appear and answer the
charges.
Two injunction cases were commenced by the Mayor and
"enera Council but they do not possess any interest
RECORDER CALDwELL's COURT About the usual
OF prisoners had the honor of Introduction to Re-
cordef caldwell yesterday morning. and the charges made
were as various as the of the accused
Emeine Dunn was brought up for examination on the
charge OF helping herself several bed
Ezabeth Eupay, where Emeline employed as servant
oe mas been brought previous occasions and
she was discharged yesterday morning.
ueorse Cohnear was called for assauting and
knocking down Virginia Bodor. on Phippa street. George
was required to give good security for his future good beha
vior.
VIM. Taylor, John Jordan, Thomas Wilson and John
Johnson were brought dangerous and suspicious cha
ractes' following no honest occupation to gain a living
Ihey were arrested two days since, and remanded
give them an opportunity of procuring vouchers They were
unable to do and they yesterday sent before the
First District Court.
John Ley aged about years. and certainly the drtest
and specimen of humanity exan was brought up
as a1uyenle vagfant His mother who is widow with
tour children appeared and stated that she unable to do
any thing at all with the young hopeful that he would
run away and loaf about the markets. John told the Re-
corder that he had fathers but the mother denied this
statement most emphatcaily. His honor gave John lee
nre and told him to travel off with his maternal relative
lie promised to do any thing and every thing that was
but he seemed he he would 60 on his
own hook again, as soon as he got chance.
John Muhare was brought up for examination on the
charge of robbing Michael Daley of $685. the 7h inst The
two gentlemen were regular bender'' together and
during their extreme intimacy, John helped himself to
Michaes cash. He was sent before the First District Court
REcoREER GENoIs Cour.-Not a single District Court
case was to be found in this yesterday The cases were
all of a very trfing nature.
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Mr.. BUoHANAN.-This gentleman has played
Sir GILES Orerreach. Otheiio, and other difficult
parts, W it'll success in Louisville.
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j. B. VITR E
ChirodOpist and Practical operate
ON THE FOOT.

CORNS cured without cutting Hard and Soft
~ Corns Bunions, Warts and Nails Penetrating the esh
cured the least pam five minutes, by new
discovery OF VRGErABLK COMPOSITION, in possession of
b. l.. only
own residences by leaving order his ROOM No. ST
Charles street. room No. ~, up Stair. mh2O lwos
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MAIL ROBBERS IN TENNEssEE.--The Nashville
Wing of the 11th says that too much praise cannot
be given to DR.. J. ]. Burnett, U. s. mail agent, for
the sleepless energy that he has displayed in
tracing the robberles of the mails the route from
that city to Chattanooga. These robberies were
constantly recurring, and had been the cause of
great excitement The Wing thus describes Dr.
Burnetts course and full success:
Or. Burnett laid his plans to detect the guilty
parties, and on Tuesday night last, succeeded in
arresting, upon the most satisfactory evidence, at
Sequatchee postofice, Marion county, the Messrs.
M. o. and John Thurman, the latter postmaster
at that place. who it appears have been engaged in
extensive mail robberies, Having traced robber,
to their office, DR.. B. surprised seized and searched
the culprits. A portion of the missing funds was
found upon the person of one both of them, and
they confessed to having distracted a number of
letters containing valuable remittances. He recov-
cred 1929 in money, 1919 70 in drafts or checks,
several notes of hand, and pair of gold earrings
The prisoners delivered into the hands of the
Marshal here on Saturday, and fully committed,
they will be conveyed to Knoxville for trial The
earrings belonged to young lady at Chatta-
noGga"
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Odd Fellows Hall Association

Vuu FeI10Ws' Hail AssOciatiOn.
s-P NOTICE TO STooKHoLDERs-Al Stockholders who
have not pad the instruments subscribed for AID now
past dne hereby notified that if said nstaments are moi
paid in full or before the first Monday April 9th their
stock will be declared forfeited Payment NAV he mada 10
Jim BEIN, Treasurer. 80 Camp street.
or HENRY w. OLMsTED Secretary.
mN tap' Office. No. IL Camp street.
EVJ. ID. FERGUSON. of Tennessee, will preach at the
CHRISTIAN CHURCH on THURSDAY EVENING anb
inst, at half past O'Clock seats free mba0
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MEMPHis-Jemmy Lind.-The Tennesseeans
are in raptures will this adorable lady. The hall
was crowded to the utmost capacity, and on the
morning after the concert and her departure, the
Memphis editors gave her praises to the world in
the highest flights of eulogy. 1t is somewhat
invidious to select where all so happily agree. but
the following God-speed to the fair Swede, in the
conclusion of the Appeals leader, we believe gives
public sentiment in Tennessee:
"While we may admire the song we can but
love the songstress. Possessing mild and placid
countenance, lit up by occasional smile, she
seems the very personifcation of goodness, with
that benevolence for which she is singuarly
remarkable, beaming from every feature. Yes, it
is Jenny Lind herself that has taken captive the
hearts Of the million. 1t is true her great vocal
powers may originally have called down the ad-
mring plaudits of the opera or the theatre, and
and may have awakened and called forth the en-
thusiastc encomiums of the oonnosseurs in artistic
skill but it is not that which wins to her the hearts
of the multitude 1t is good Jenny Lind the peo-
pie love more than her singing. She is more an
angel than her singing is angelic. May kind stars
continue to preside over and rule her destiny"
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gl)e DnilY Cresfent.


vertise in any paper they think proper we can con-
fidently recommend the colunns OF the Crescent,
from its large and constantly increasing yearly,
monthly and weekly subscription list, most
advantageous medium Of communication, and
therefore hope that shall receive our due share
If Them
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1HO1sll1SOas n .VT.EOas,
Fashfonable Clothing Establishment,
No. 10 CAMP STREET,
Opposite Hewlett's Exchange,
NJ Have received, Falcon additional supplies
SUPERIOR READYMADE CLOTHING manufactured es.
pressy for the Retail Trade the manner ami style. Ths
stock, in part, consists of
C nGa ne e9lored Cloths and cassimeres.
DRESS C0ATS-of black French Cloth
rkoCk COATS-0f black and coored French Cloths
PALTO FRO kS-0f eolored Cloths and drab and mixed
Cassmeres. ~ ~ ~ "' '''N''
BUSINESS CoATs-of cooret Cloths and drab ard mixed
Casmeres ~ ~ ~ $500 ''A''
PANTALooNsOf black fancy Doeskn and Cass
styles
VEsTSof BLACK Satin, Silk, Cashmere Bombane; En-
rodered Cahmere Fancy Silk rich Suk Il Balls
and Soirees; white Marscies etc, etc.
sHRTs-Oi Linen and Cotton odes-riain and embroidered
3osoms.
HOSlERY--Of Silk Cashmere, Merino and Cotton.
GLOVES-JOuvin's Kid, white, straw, black n coore5,
CRAVATs-BIack and fancy Silk, of lhc stytes
POChE1HDhtS-Sik anu white add horderel Cambria.
MORNING GOWNS Cashmere and Cotton
Suspenders StOcks Braces, 10
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1''Do II" Ut 5,bIJ
The House of Lords called upon the Admiralty
for the return OF his majesty's ships of war and
armed vessels taken by the Americans since Tbs
commencement of the war June II, 1922, and the
veracious Admiralty made the following report:
" ADMIRALTY OFFICE, February l. 1915
Return OF all armed ships of and AIMED yes il he
longing his Majesty, which have been lasen by tbs As
leans since commencement of the %A'Aei'
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REcoREER GENoIs Cour.-Not single District Cour
case was to be found in this yesterday The cases wsr
all of very trfling nature.
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Minerals, Shells, CuriOstties, Eastern
Costumes and Household Furniture.
AT AUCTION

10 The subscriber will sell his extensive collection Minerals
Shells Curiosies and Eastern his
ture, al Auction, on THURSDAY the 2Oh o'clock p NJ
at his residence of Camp and St. Mary Streets Lafayette
mhle dip Z R. BEADI.E
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FIRST DISTRICT CoURr.-Mary Roam was yesterday
tried in this The charge of MURDER in causing the
death OF Bridget Ahe by beating her. the 9th of Oco.
oer last The case tried time SINCE and the jury
Jailed to agree The accused acquitted yesterday.
Victor Lefor will be tried to-day charge Of arson.
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SICKLES g. co.
DRUGGISTS and APUTnECARlEs, Nos. 40 and t2 Canal
- New Orean-lmporiers Of and Wholesale
dealers
DRUGS,
MEDICINES.
PERFUMERY
SURGICAL INSTRUMENTS, etc.
the Physicians Dealers
and fresh of articles their ne and
coming /
II PLANTATION AMI FAMILY MEDICINES put up
fresh and genuine. NH 2dp
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LOCAL MATTERS,

LOST BoY.-A boy about three or four wears of age.
who says his is Peter Knny, was found wandering
about the streets by the First Municipality Police on Mon.
day last He unable to tell where he lives From his ap.
pearance supposed that he belongs respectable pa.
rents He is in the of Mr. Jahne No. liz Charres
arao
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Association Ticket for the Good of the
Third Municipality.
. FIRST WARD
A. Chiapela' L. Gardere. w. d. Talbot.
SECOND WARD.
o.faimes' t. Meehan, Henry Brinkman.
THIRD WARD.
j. D. oohonde' b. F. Flanders Alex. Lesseps
FOURTH WARD.
Henry Castellanos.
GENERAL COUNCIL.
J. J Lugenbuhl, Gabriel De Ferret
B. II. Payne, J. M Cneulln