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tREATE a healthy action throughout the body,
~ restore the appetite. equalize the circulation,
give tone and energy TO the system, and create
power of resistance 70 disease in all its forms rarely
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~ Fsarhatf. qs9 FEMALES eN- r gfik
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| a4Asetsa "a WArEnvILLE, July 81 1850.
4 DEAN SiR Having beon afflicted with Chronic
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4 on that account, came North, hoping change of
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nearly 30. My father, ON visit 70 the city of New
York, saw your advertisement Of Bitters, and pur-
chased bottle, which took, and from which / ex-
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am now well. You need have no fear of recon-
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H& Very respectfully, yours, &C. eFN .ta
tA (Signed) ADAM C. LOWBIE
Distributing Agents, Nt
m ,6 WILLIAM II. HICKS & CO.,
4 sflu "A 149 and Isl Front street, New York.
And for sale by r.. s. PARKINSON and Y. d. and
w. II. GILMAN. April i6--1y--(No 2s) x
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BRILLIANT SCHEMES
r OF THE. .riy.
VIRGINIA MoNoNGALIA LOTTERIES.
For March, 1851.
J. w. fIAURy & CO., MANAGERS
Glass No. "a, to be drawn at Alexandria. va,
Saturday. March ist, 1851.
7s Number Lottery --l2 Drawn Ballots.
% PRIZES.
$3.50. sis55 ,sSS 81. s.sss. .sss. $4,000
2l6 Of $500, &C. n
Whole tickets $40 Halves $ Quarters 50 So.
Glass No. 81, to be drawn at Alexandria, Va, SAT-
urday, March s, 1851.
rs Number Lottery--l5 Drawn Ballots.
et l5stta4 PRIZES. ll4
$4,000 $4,000 $4,000 $4,000 $500
OF. f.......... $4,000 8 Of. ........ 8 /, 500 'i
7of .,.... 3 200 6of. ..,..,.. 81 900
Whole tickets s Halves 81 30 Quarters 3 3 rs
sn Eghths $is7l.
Class No 80, to be drawn at Alexandria, Va, Sat
urday, March Is, 1861.
&c No. Lottery 10 Drawn Ballots.
- sfs SSH PRIZES.
$4,000 $4,000 $4,000
a $4,000 $2,050
6,aai sdl q Of s 1000, SO.
Tickets $l0--HaIves S5-Qbarters 8 So so.
Class G, to be drawn at Alexandria, va, on satur-
se day. March %, 1851
rs Number Lotteryi3 Drawn Ballots.
PRIZES.
SOS. 900 IS S35,o00 $4,000
$4,000 $4,000 $5.s9s
80 of $4,000 $50 of 5000 Il X,
ase.e &c. Sc. SC. N
Whole tickets only 800 Halves 80 Quarters s s
~ $3.50 q Eighths So 60. a sfa r.s
Class No. 35, to be drawn at Alexandria, Va, on
te&ss Saturday, March 29, 1851. $500 81
4asE e A PRIZES. st Eai Ns
$4,000 $2o,a29
4 Of $4,000 Of $4,000
4 OF 81, 500 l5 of $1,000
&c. &c. &c.
Whole tickets S 10 Halves S5--Quarters s 50 so.
Orders for tickets and shares and certificates OF
packages in the above splendid lotteries will receive
the most prompt attention, and an official account
of each drawing will be sent Immediately after il
Is over TO all whoor from US.
Address j. & c. MAURY, agents,
Feb 81 4iernndria, pa.
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wAsHNGToN WEDNESDAY MORNINGS FEBRUARY 26, 1851.
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s. rs. WAsHIS0ToN, Feb 20, 1851.
GEsrLxMrs: II is sourco Of deep regret to me
that my public duties absolutely prohibit me from
having the pleasure Of accepting your invitation,
ia behalf OF the Union Safety Committee, TO attend
public dinner ON the twenty second, IN honor Of
that suspicious day. Auspicious indeed, All good
influences, all omens Of independence, liberty, FREQ
government, tho creation Of a nation, It's prosper
iy, happiness and glory, hung over the hour when
the eyes Of Washington first opened to the light
You say truly, gentlemen, that the present mo-
mont admonistcs us TO rally in support Of hs prin
ciplcs, 20 express, anew, our admiration OF his
character and our gratitude for his parting lessons
Of patriotism and wisdom.
You say truly. gentlemen, that the great duty
dcvoving on us ia that OF regarding the Union as
The foundation Of our peace and happiness, and the
CONSTITUTION as the cement Of that Union. So
Washington regarded them; so he conjured his
fellow citizens In all generations TO regard them
and whenever his FARrwELL ApDarss TO his coun
try shalt be forgotten, and ils admonitions rejected
by the people Of America, from that time it will
become a farewell address TO all the bright hopes
Of human liberty ON earth.
Gentlemen, the character Of Washington is among
the nost cherished contemplations Of my liio Il is
fixed star in the armament Of great names,
shining without twinkIing or observation, with
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GENrLrMEE; have received your letter, inform
ine me or the intention Of the Union Safety Com
mitieo Of New York TO celebrate the approaching
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VIRGINIA M0NoNGALIA LOTTERIES.
For March, 1851.
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r. r. r.
RAILWAYS READY RELIEF

r. r. r.
RAILWAYS READY RELIEF
Is acknowledged by the true men Of america to
be the quickest and most efectmal remedy
for the cure Of pain and the removal
Of ats e'H'f PAIN II the World
is the warning given of the presence Of disease,
and the Of The nsryou. system To Rp pain
nerves.. and to give vitality and healthy actor neIy
a. to enable the sysem TO ward ON tho stacks
OF disease. This we accomplish by
Railways Ready Relief,
which prepared expressly for the instant relief of pam
srengthsn nvgorste and to regulate the action Of the
Since Railways Ready Relief has become popular reme.
Sy It a n BY in every place the
Neuralgia, Tic D0uloursux, Sick and
Nervous Headache,
who have used weak and Intellectual remedies in vain,
R1nirs exs1nay and drops At dose internally have
completely eursd Them 1t has stopped the
Rheumatism
in fifteen minutes and cured the disease entirely twenty
four hours has during It's application. II will
always stop the PAIN IN I'VE Or ssn %,nusss'
Every of neuralgia, where has been properly used.
ha, stopped the pain in few minutes Ito conrnred use
disease.
Or prostraron, relaxation of the mnscesn 80
cases out OF lou viii of the limb few
hours STRENGTHENS warns. and nvgorates every muscle
nerve and sinew In the system.
Pains In tho Bones.
All pains and all aches feel its wonderful soothing and
strengthening nfiuence it instantly arrests the most severe
jumping Tooth-ache.
This thousands Of our citizens can attest Nervous pains
all kinds arrested few by Railways Ready
Sick Headache.
sss out Of 1000 twill free from pain in Is minutes and
~ and w. Will
RAILWAYS INDICATED SOAP,
As a beautifler Of the Skin.
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PASSENGERS ARRIVED.
Per steamlhp Mexico. from Galyeston-Col Hardy and
family, Mrs Plummer and family, Mr. BAngs and lady. Mn
Daniels and servant, Mn K. sey Mn p Hall, Mis- Ara
Mrs Oliver. Gen a Nichols 3 Gibson. 8 Ewing, 6
Wenberey, G Wenberley, j A McKeon, l. Rose. Gas.
siano W Price, A N D. nchx, u Pssues. 4 Merrill.
sTessnd. Elias, HoplSn LINK LEVEL Bon 4.
Thompson. Messrs Sharp. Edwards, Williamson. Dohsy,
Parrish Hall. Haggy-23 on deck. -.
MIRA Ogden and two daughter, Miss ) Ogden, Mn
Duplanlier, Miss Bardasch. Mn Gale, Mics Coriet,
Per ship Isaac Bell. from Hsys-Mr Ritter. LADY and
Bapuchs N Tf asaner- U.s. s,esrass
Per ship Rebecca, from Bremenl5s Storage passenger
PASSENGERS sAILED. -
Per steamship Union for New YoTk-Mr Mcdonald, J
Hsald Gerard, B Neil, Miss Howell. Miss Butler Capt
children. Madame Legel DIRE, Mrs Martin and child, Mis-
Tintaut-5 Storage.
Per steamship Alabama, for ChAgres-Wm E Reynolds
Marchseault, Mn Dawson, W Fletcher, w r kenney
and lady, Charles Shaer Jas luton. John kere and
lady. A Woods, Mrs Formman and two children. ]
Rean and lady-65 steersge. .-
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OfficIAl,
official.
Ordinances and Resolutions 81 Second
MunfciuRlftv Cornell.

kG930L0L1On0 8GG0m0
Municipality Council.
No. 1885, ls.s,
Resolved. Tha, the Chief of Police be, and be
il hereby, authorized to procure for the Of the
Night Watch thirty caps and fifty nttles.
Passed October %, 1851 f-
JAMES H. CALDWELL, President.
Approved November 8. 1851.
No. 1886.
Resolued, That permission be and y granted 70
Bazile Jaubert to emancipae the slave Maria, aged
about thirty two years, a black; and that said
slave be permitted to remain in the State, when he
shall have given the usual bond and security, sub
ject to the approval of the Recorder and all in ac-
cordance with ordinance No. 34l2
Passed October %, 1851.
JAMES H. CALDWELL, President.
Approved November 3, 1851,
3 A. b. CRossMAN, Mayor.
No. 34s7.
Resolued, That permission be, and is hereby,
granted TO Chas. White, to emancipate the slave
Sarah Ann, aged about 81 years, and her son Da-
MEL, aged about months and to Ann Brown, to
emancpate the slave Prudy or Priscilla, aged about
81 years, and her Joseph, aged about 10 years
and 10 Maria Jean Muscarel, to emancipate the
slave Nicole, black. aged about As years, and
that said slaves be permitted to remain in the STATE
when their respective owners have given the usual
bond and security, TO be approved of by the Re-
corder. t
Passed October %, 1851.
JAMES H. CALDWELL, President
Approved November 8, 1851
A. d. CRossMAN, Mayor.
No. 34Ss.
| Resolved, That permission be granted to N. E
Baily to small steam engine on his premises
at the corner of Canal and IRENE Streets provided
| the same be done in accordance with existing OF
dnances, and to remain during the pleasure of the
Council.
Passed October %, 1851.
JAMES H. CALDWELL, President
Approved November 3, 1851.
| A. d. CRossMAN, Mayor.
| No. 34S9
Resolved, That permission be granted to J. Ma
ginnis g. Co. 70 remove their steam engine to No
1903 ST. Charles street, under the usual restriction
and ordinances, and to remain during the pleasur
of the Council,
Passed October %, 1851.
JAMES H. CALDWELL, President
Approved November ;, 1851.
A. D. CRossMAN, Mayor
Il No. 1880.
Resolved, That the COMMITTEES on Streets an
Landings be authorized to append to the contraG
Of the present contractors for building and extend
ing the shipping wharves such other extensions q
the shipping wharves are ndspensaby nece,
sary provided, the work be done at the sam
price per square, and on the same terms as that
under contract.
Passed October %, 1851.
|, JAMES H. CALDWELL, President.
> Approved November g. 1851.
A. D. GRESHAM, Mayor.
No. 349l.
| Resolved, That the Committee on Streets ar
Landings be, and they are hereby, authorized
carry out the works ordered by the Council, comb
! under their supervision, and that require to
acted on prior 10 the next regular meeting of Il
+ Council. T
9 Passed October %, 1851.
JAMES H. CALDWELL, President.
4 Approved November 3, 1851.
o A. d. GRESHAM, Mayor.
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nSGOOD'S INDIA CHOLAGOGUE-I
" shond be distinctly undetO0d that the INDIA CLIO

LAGOGUE is prepared expressly to the effects Of
the miasmal influence uponthe human SYSTEM 1t sequaly
eectual for the of bilious diseases of all kinds vss
complaint aundce. dyspepsia the various TOXINS Of ndges
ton and such other affections arise from this morbid in.
uence as for the feven before enumerated BY bearing
mind the object of the remedy. mistake il appca.
tOn.
For ague cake enlargement Of the spleen. will be
found an invaluable remedy. ncases Of long standing.
should be continued several months By perseverance,. II
rarely fails of reducing the organ TO its natural and healthy
size. rfct -
individuals travelling in masma dsrot of country. viii
find the remedy, taken in the usual doses. three times day
to afford perfect protection against ague and Other disease
OF the clmste For aGle by .a 49,
I.WRlGHT Y CO.. Asspu, Isl Chasva s,sssr
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wsdo..t,, ms Gs.scfSs n,s 0sncs. ,n, 1
Cleared fssGsrdsy.
Ship Anna Rich, Burwsl Liverpool, Giffasy Z Lowell
Joshua Maaran, Burton. Liverpool. LII Gale
ssI Fan sasy nv 9o fs so
scnr Mary .-llen, Rockingham. Havana; .,-.;,,.
Schr Diamond Mack. Pensacola, D HurIsA
s sssa . she Ass ss am'u
Arrived.
"a Inst, 70 Harris 4 Siorsan-M my. '''''''
Ship Columbus. McOsnen, day from Mobile. to mss,sr-
Ship ocsan Queen. Mathews. from Boston via Mobile TO
ship VIM NsI.on. chensr, to day. from New York, to mas.
Ship St rser Dillingham;. day. from Havana in ballast.
Ship Delaware. Madden from Boston via Apalschicoa aad
Snip ssss ss ss,: H.,
Ship so0thsrnsr. Sullivan. "A days from New Yosk. to
Brem kebscca. Ka.pehom. 80 days from Bremen. in
Ship 4 Boody, Skofsid, day from Mobile. In ballast to
span bark uma aaiers days from Havana. in ballast,
Br. rInces. Alice. Wsisrswy. from Liverpool 9Th Of
Bark Hazziston. UostsIa ii days from Phadsphia in
spaa bnx Rumanca. Paps. days from Havana. in ballast
| 10 mas;ei-ist my.
Brig Brownsvis Rogers from Brazo. soth ut. to master
schl ia Bernard. s.one day, from Tampioo to MASTER
/ I'd my. ttl t1
l sTEAnBOA1s.
| Princess No 8. Holmes. from New Carthage.
| Anna. Johnson, from UpelUusas
l L boswell. Cathcart, from the Balze.
4 C0nc0fda, Gable. from Napoleon.
1 Luba, OLE, IRON Bayou sara.
/ II Bacon, Ealer. from st Louis
| Mary Foley, DaliIeres. from Uonaldsonvile.
| Gipsy. Ure. irOm Bayou sara
TOwboai Persian. Pnnssar from the Passes went dow
| lshLor9aght up snip Delaware, bark Princess Ahc
Towboat Mary kingsIand Phillips, from the Passes-tows
down anu To sea Soth uil ship Richmond, brig Georg
and schf William and naiy-brougM up ships Columb
| aud VIM Nelson, bark + hazzleion.
TOwboat ankee, the Passes-towed
| to SCI oist UT, schs Oregon, Newuon. Soulherne
l Bonita and NJ Sears-brought up ships Ocean Ques
l and st Peter.
Tow Ocean, McDanies from the Passes-tosed dow
to LIST inst, Emperor-brought up ships sai
| Bell Southerner and Kebeeaa.
Tow boat P0rpolse, Brown. from the Pases-went dow
lignt-bIought up ship II B0Ody, bark Numa and bI
Mary Elizabeth.
lBy Telegraphic Dispatch.l
1 BELOw-CoMING UP.
Sultana. Barrett, from New York.
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Russien army fully upon the war footing, and com,
plotting the arrangements for facilinsnl me iapo
transport Of military masses TO great distances.
The transport Of the Guards, with the whole ar
tillery and cavalry, from ST. Pstersbnfg 70 M ~
COW and back, was done for the sake o. .Ini' ne
fortress New George" at the lunc'iVn " inc
Narew with the Vistula, twenty Engnsn miles
below Warsaw, formerly Modin, 70 nave pro-
visions for an army of 15O,OO men snets VIII also
be great stores put into the other foish iofesses
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IL compsxions dali eyes, bloches the face. feckes
rough skin. and Of spiris," bottle Of
DR.. WYNKOOP'S KATARISMIC SARSAPARILLA.
1t will remove the feckes and botches cleanse your blood
and give you animation, fine spirits, sparkling and
beautiful compexion-a of which of value
young lsdies. J. WRIGHT u CO.,
Sole Agents in New Orleans, Isl Charues street.
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e. Yale, Jr., r Co.,
81 MAGAZINE STREET,
WHOLESALE DEALERS IN IMPORTED
w FANCY AND STAPLE SILKS,
FANCY DRESS GOODS,
STRAW GOODS, Etc.;
MILLINERY ARTICLES, Lagos,
ARTIYICIAL FLOWERS, EMgROIDERIKs,
RIBBONS, GLOVES,
FEATHERS, FRINGEs.
TRIMMiNss, BoNNETs, Etc.
large and complete assortment OF thing in their
line of the latest received which they respect.
fully invite the attention Of the wholesale trade generally
G. YALE, JR., = co. 81 Magazine street,
s12 ly3p between Common and Graver Streets
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STOP THAT DREADFUL, COUGH = We
~ call the attention OF the to this and valuable
remedy for colds. coughs, asthma. and consumpuon-
sea ENCK'S PULMONIC SYRUP. This unrvalled
medicine will mot only Relieve but speedily when al
other means have failed. Make no experiment upon The
decate tissue of the lungs. seek this safe and
healing remedy. Under u influence the most dangerous
cough removed splitting OF blood prevented the BREATH
ing Is rendered soft easy, and the unfortunate sufferer
restored from the awful condition OF consumption TO
healthy and comfortable existence. Sold by
J.WRIGHT & CO.. i5l Chartses street.
only Agents in NewOriean.
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Decision Reversed is stated, that Attorney.
General Critenden has reversed the opinion of his
predecessor, Mr.. Johnston, and has advised that
under the existing law, the Department Printing
ought TO be given to the two papers having the
largest regular and permanent subscription list
without regard to the frequency of their publica'
tion These papers in the District are now ascsr
tanned 10 be the National Intelligencer and the Ma
tiOnal Era. E-@
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AMUSED(ENYS,


A1DoRy HAIL 81 49, x
TJERH ALEXAHpER ~ psxfoup fouB nishs nsst = 49,
ID mspeins MONDAYs4@ a. 40 IA siovs91yn1DAY5
ThUR1DAY and FRIDAY Hisks aad every n11e a.Q9 -
~ eomtnbadon 81 talent AstoG spd ams1lnH -
olsys Tbs power Of misd iBeR m41lI11& - =
rs original si%ss Pure sy:sies. g! vshsn'bs
q isbsutsd ~sCsss I'd pss,sss ~ hsssvs sp-
pss1sd ~ er.aase 2 ths 49, -, a., .,.xs.
RMCHAN9BD HALAcus ~
dressed In rich efnnlnpufsd costsn4
All The Novelties Natsnl Magic vii - pssfomsd p -
King Nascars he EnchaDfe1 Pse I'LL
b efsrnsd - dYLaysdin too bsesn 1890 p.'@s
cksntscs eeaf is.dd sad -
Of nsdsn Mcgee, bsfcs exhibited N ths 0nas Sass
bsaeug ea:s d scfsnce SEQ Az
dne Band Of Muls al p.rofm Variations svsy night. /.
Tbs Wopdrous and Mysros viu eommenes q quaF 10
o'clock dooss open st1 tYeeissiy s.
Tickss 30 csEts, children Is eenfs
~ Peraons vhng choice q san secure than fron IN:
from 10 n O'Clock. A. ~ Carriages may b ordered
at halfpast 10 e'eiseE. 80,
Dudss following vsss b. ezset that Hen Alsxsn
0f,sana - = ~ ,lFs747'F.-s c84
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ah1us.

[Nois In the First municipality dssgna In the following
a6ie BY The Nos commences al the Railroad and run
the Seconi @ the Nos above the Steamboat Land
Ing No being Eatoat Landing tbs Third (m3) hs FRS
the Railroad and No. being Perry Wharf
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The Buffalo steamer Empire supposed to have
been lost. arrived safely at Detroit Sunday, the 6h
She had been wind bound for four days
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WANTED.

WANTED TO RENT-A small House, suit
w able for small family, with good convenienoss n
and large ard attached good neighb0shood, "a
where in Lafayette Rent must be moderate. Apply -
70 70 Camp street. sl6
MANITOBA first rate Creole Cook, for whom
w fair price will be paid. None ted apply unless well
recommended. Inquire at this office. O28 If
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Marine Dtsast~s.-Capt Johnston of the ship
Isaac Bell, arrived yesterday from Havre, on the
alst September, in lat. 4S degrees 40 minutes
long. 10 degrees 4S minutes, passed vessel o.
about 300 tons burthen, bottom upwards, coppered
with several broken spars attached to her; but
could not make out her name.
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By the ship Isaac Bell. the asd u lat ~ deg min.
long Is deg % mn, passed bark Hohen Sauff of Bre
mn., long ~ deg. 30 min, passed schr Challenge Of Nor
folk southeast. On the 3lst lat deg % min Long s. deg
ID min passed ship Einore. Of New Orleans, steering s. E.
by E.
By the ship Southernos the LIST Of November in lat Is
deg % min, long, s5 deg. 30 min spoke ship Ksurebsc
hence. six DAYS out.
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nR.L. P. TENEUR's MIXTURE
~ THIS eff acious mixture is the mos; inalble remedy
Jet discovered for the cure Of SECRET DISEASES
The remedy unparalleled in eject 1t has the specific pro-
petty Of entirely neu,razng the poson and suppseng al
symptoms Of the complaint sometimes in the shou space
of twenty -four houfs. This invaluable medcne purely
vegetable and conta nothing iuous the constitution
and what Of the Importance. does not
stomach. and IL BY unpslatsbe. Pnce-t5 PEI
bottle. For sale by J. WRIGHT & CO.,
Sole Agents, LII CharJes street.
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r F. SMITH, Dentist has returned, and is
LIE devoting himself exclusively 10 the Sl1ppAA
practice of his profession.
tR~ Office at the corner of St Charles III YVIs
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The H. d. Bacon left St Louis on the 29th utIn
port loading for New Orleans, steamer Jamestown and
PacahOutas,
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., No. 1885, ls.s
Resolved, Tha, the Chief of Police be-, and be
is hereby, authorized to procure for the use of the
Night Watch thirty caps and fifty atiles
Passed October %, 1851. "
JAMES H. CALDWELL, President.
Approved November 8, 1851. 80
'"f A. d. CRossMAN, Mayor.
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';I ;sa., d g e 0Sse e 4 s's .sS
q rss. .ss : 4 ~ % ss
l s.sp:s 4. . s,s.sss y, ~.
,r,..a. -------- - $3.50 - - Q.
Benens 81 sAe E1rssssn's CAarasabss
!. s -: s 49, s..s ..s ), M w. CAT 9 s.
,sa..s q he A.ssel.sss. =. n.s.as... .s =. con
crystsi PaI.ss.n
-. !. e . s.. 2. sss ss.ss: H.. = .
stss. Of Admission s be put 50 emit. I'D e.e b cetaa.d
as.p.p.s and is.a .. .sa.s..a n.sS:..
B.scr Pna, Psssdsss. n.y@ e go - ~
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AIDES T.xE NoT1cE As Mrs. MOODY,
II fformedy Mn, Csmpben,) a the coms If Poy- -.
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Al y pss CENT nwes than ls sams goods can b found
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,y;ns. smuairn The stomach relaxed weakened du
,ns The snmmes demands Of strength
and visnr ~ enable Il 20 digest the larger
tiss If tod which sharoened appetts equisss winter
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a. M rn,nnse i HnTns1NGs' VkeITABLs DYsPEPsIA
BrTrRs We earuestiy ana conscientiousy resommend
on convicnn al IN 1neouaed valas a. aionc and resto