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The following persons hereby declared duly elected
trollef of Municipality No. Three:
81 GENERAL COUNCIL. lee. ..I
Frst Municpalty-Dr. F. Alpuente, T. w. Collins, L..
Surgi, and L. J. Harris.
Second Municipality-C. M. Waterman, John Leeds, W.
O. Thompkins, and George Allan.
Third Municpaty.J. NJ. Cuoulu, J. ]. Lugenbuhl. G.
DeFerie, and b. II. Payne. -
MUNICIPAL COUNCILS. ... ..
First Municipality-First Ward-R Hagan, P. Pecauet,
+, NJ. Blake Second Ward-W. Laughlin r. Richard.
son. Third WardJ Lanata. j. BENT. Fourth Ward
L.. Fabre b. i. Pee. Fifth Wardfieorge Clark G.
Ramos Sixth Ward-A. Derbes, n Gquel, J. A. Bon.
nevaf. Seventh Ward-E. Barthe, v. BENT. 30
Seaopd Municipaiily-Fr.t Ward-C ID. Yancey, r. b.
Shortridge Second Ward-Geo. G. Lawrason Il. Rem.
shaw. Third Wsrd-T. A. Johnson, b. Win elehan :.
Fourth Ward-JOseph Eter, Thomas II. shi Ids =. Fifth
Ward-H e. VOntagen, A: Brother Sixth Ward-R. B.
Sykes w. Emerson. j. N. Hawthorn. Seventh Ward-J
@. Stewart, c. Brugniens, E. w. Perry.
Third Municipality Ward-B. Beauregard, NJ de
la Ross. A. Chiapella. Second WardO. Palmes, II.
Binkmann, q. Meehan. Third Ward-J. B. Dolhonde,
A Lesseps. b. r. Flanders. -. Fourth Ward-J. Solomon.
. COMPTROLLER.
Third Munioipality-F l.. Nicomede. ...
A. d. CROssMAN, Mayor
JOS. GENOIS,
Recorder First Municipslty, city of NewO rleans
BE JAMES II. CALDWELL,
-- Recorder Municipality No. Two
p SEUZENEAU,
apl0 Recorder Municipality No Three.
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VIM. FRERET, Collector.
-. .a.H li ap5
NOTICE TO MARINERS.
Custom h ouse.

t, New ORLEANS, April 1851.
GF The Gght-ship PLEAsANToN will be re-
moved from her present moorngs within the next days to
po about miles West by South of her present posi-
ton. As she is moored, her bearings viii be
published Tap5 10tl WIN, FRERET. Collector
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FROM THE BRTrIsH PRovINCEs.-The Provin
cial Legislature b stilin session, and has before
several important measures, among which is ont
providing for the introduction Of the ballot in their
municipal elections. In St. John the municipal
election ID drawing nigh, and the candidates for
Aldermen. and Councillors are heralding their
claims to the support of the electors. Nova SEQ
Tia seems to be prolific in producing giants. A
short time since, we had one from her soil who
though yet in his minority has attained to mon
strous size. Another is announced--a young girl
yean months old, feet inches high, an.
weighing ninety.fcur pounds. Her name is Am
Swan. When fully grown she will be rare bird
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We learn from the Washington Republic thai
thoss who have is.!ed small notes in that city, with the i'm
than IN, finding that public opinon against such issues
About hundred doan worth the of the whole
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On Saturday, April 5. in Hinis county, Misyis-ippi
FRANCEs Ans, wife Of COL WIN. H. Garland Treasurer Of
Second Municipality. -
In Shreveport suddenly. Of disease Of the heart Ny.
WILLIAM OLCoTT, aged about 10.
On last evening, half past O'clock WILLIAM young
est Of John Fox and Catherine KeppeL aged years
friends Of the family respectfully invited TO attend tn
funeral THIS DAY. April TO- at o'clock without further notice
from The redsnee Of his psnt No. 800 Baroune between Hsy
and 0iEed nreets.
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FROM TURKS lsLAND.-The New York paper
are indebted to B. E. Smith, Esq, U. S. Consul
Turks Island, for files of the Royal Gazette, pub
lished at Grand Turk. to the 5th March, and for q
copy Of the tariff recently established for the presi
dency Of Turks and Cuicos Islands, for three year
from the lstof january last. The Pans at Turk,
IslaadAnd Salt Lay were in forward state, and
protps(d sgopd harvest.
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UNDER GARMENTS, etc.

White Linen and Cotton Shirts, late aiyles; ...-.
Gentee gStrped ond Figured Muslin Shirts
auze klerno GauEe Flannel aud Gsnze Cotton undeIhTkf
GauBe Silk and Lise Thread uniefsh and DTaweni
iossansr Wrappers, beautiful article for summer;
Striped and Plain Silk uif Hose;
stripediand Plain Cotton do do
Cotton half Hose with SILK Feet;
Linen ind isle Tbre id Half Hose;
Light and Dark Colored Six Gloves;
Linen stnd Lisle Thread do
-.sN Also
III beautiful assortment of Crayat, su'pender SILK an
Linen handkercl iefs etc. etc.
ALFRED MUNROE Il co.
apps 2pu "a Magazine street.
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GUS M-HOUSE SALE.

| Ne kNn Apr
h
Cd wme a MPud
sA@anea yzsl|
s d m4yw@H iii dusSM ~ n
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R. r. r.
RADWAY,S READY RELIEF

R. r. r.
RAILWAYS READY RELIEF
Is acknowledged By tie true men Of dnlertco to
be the quickest and most efectuai remedy
for the cure Of pain md The removal
% Of MS cause. in THE World. q
PAIN $50 ,frl
| 5 the warning given of the presence of disease
,nsy to ZEE pihe s
nerves. and give vtsity and healthy action nerv
Of disease This we accomplish by
Radway's Ready Relief,
which prepare expressly for the instant relief of PAIN and
nerves muscles ssereions, and every organ in the system
Since Radways Ready Relief has become popular rene
b st and quickest cure for ali e's'' p'Aos a. 'e
Neuralgia, Tie DouloureuI, Sick and
Nervous Head ache, w.
who have used weak and Intellectual remedies in vain
fsy l ons Er ss Of Rpwx READY
iiem opaed dSss
panss oil pain OF
Rheumatism
in fifteen minutes and cured the disease entirely in tsutv
ioor hours has during is application il win
always stop the pain in five or ten minutes. . - ''
ire Neuralgia. .f4..r .a
Every of neuralgn where il has been propefy used II
has stopped the pain in few minutes. Its Continued use
MI strengthen the nerves and rid the system entirely from
Paralysis .a1 =s
9a se on pS o relax Of the muscn 80
hours II slrengthens warns, and uvsoatea every muscle
Pains In the Bones.
Au pains and all aches feel its wonderful soothing and
pains. -. -. - ''e's
jumping ToOth-ache. ..' ,
Il WIN stop tn mos, tantazng tooth ache in few seconds
In thousands of citizens attest Nervous mains Of
Reie. - ~ - N"' ''edu'
Sick Headache,
W. ses out of 1000 it will free from pain in Is MINUTES and
W Ihsl u,s asGordgs 10 directions viii positively
RAILWAYS INDICATED SOAP.
|, As beautiier of the Skin.
every thing the kind in the world il removes
ZINES, nmpes, Botches Pustues, letter. Rash n
ius oaii hheum. Ring Worm, Sore Heads Sores Pn,,n
upuons timpas heath TO the skin and beauty to The
,aap As Nursery and Toilet Soap. is beyond The
~ salry, and Tor shaving purposes Is the hes, il
ny ehks OF Railway seoap will last longer than tb,sa
lie shespesl and bet soap In the world e-Pncs o. 49,
eases IN engraved wrappers and the Of ~
m m agon each wrapper. ~ 49, VI
| THE GROWING ORNaMrNm nm
| BEAUTY
~ .eaattfM head of Lururia1t Hair
mr. nauway's Circassian BALM.
Or gehueman who ielres basu,if,l .,;. a.,
u'es hei mar, are advised TO make usa ~ u 10
hair TONES and peps .s many advantages all other
dandIun gives tone and ygor 10 the roofs md hn from
prass 70 healhy ac Ion the of hte which give. y,
Baldness, stops the hair falling ou, nSaS cnfes
sfong, soft and glossy, Keeps from turning o nie
delicious preparation. "' WIN 'h'
ssIo eodSWl & &. TSh \, M6RRSfs66SS.
| r AISINS-500 whole, half, and quarter bOxe,
splS sac ". ARrHuRa CO. % and . New ls,,.
| MESS PORK-2O0 bbls., landing and for sal
1sl by |. w. ARTHUR Is co. Is and b New Lsys..
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was nine year under medical ski in the cities Of New
York and Albany Abong under the distressing Fry
npes, attended with inflammation of the kidneys and with
bleeding Piles deeply liberated with large lumps Of the size
The Urinary seesons stopped for days. when my distress be-
came ntoerabe dy tongue cracked and the roof of ms
mouth covered with sores and my chest at the root
neck was in constant burning heat that cold
did not cool it. -
In this mssy onged for death, and never expected re-
covefy, when Mrs. Jessup desired me 10
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.4ClGMss - co.
CALIFORNIA PACKAGE EXPRESS.

EY1 ADAMS Il co. will forward an Express to Cali
fornia, by the steamship ALABAMA Chagrsa
rUEsp AY, the sth inst.
This Express the shmu in charge Of messenger orp.
poyed FOR that purpose Immediately slipped
Pacific Mail Steamship Cop iny Panama. III virtue II
PECULIAR FAClLlTiE granted by thu line hoety enabling
al TIRES to rnnpo with MAIL SPEED every description
of merchandise committed to our hands.
II Packages must be put in proof order and not exceed
IFS hS in weight or S cubic feet in
p, RATES GREATLY REDUCED. Insurance for any
when desired. ap3 2dp ADAMS & co. u Camp
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NEW BOOKS: NEW BOOKS :
/ Just received per Harnden's Southern Express by
JOHN BALL.

BOOKSELLER AND PUBLISHER.
Sc GRAVIER ST.
LOUISIANA: ITS COLONIAL HISTORY AND
AoAANCE-by Charles GayaIre.
....Also.-..
APRIL NO. HARPER'S MAGAZINE, and first Six
Numbers bound. ..... 81. ..-..... co.. ...
| FIVE YEARS OF A HUNTERS LIFE IN THE
FAR INTERIOR OF SOUTH AFR1CA-by Rouaeyn Cor
don Cumming, Esq, of Atyre. --- .-
THE OLD RED SAND STONE-by Hugh Miller
LIGHTS AND SHADOWS OF SCOTTISH LIFE
by Professor Wilson. 90
THE POETRY OF sCfENCE--by Robert Hunt ,
AALF-HOURS WITH THE BEST AUTHORS-by
Charles Knight. 5fnF
WORKS. --.-.-. - - -s . splO step
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D A L L 4 Y'S .-a.
MAGICAL PAIN EXTRACTOR
The Original and Only Genuine.
NO COMPOUND

Has been discovered that any of the qualities
of this famous remedy Almost d. ny we hear of new and
heretofore unknown virtues disco were by its application to
new dlseases-lo remarkable TACT, that many of its
fects known only from accident experiment So deep
has been the sciences of Mr.. HENRY DALEY, the mn
ventor SO admirable the combination s greens that
is found suited to relieve almost ament which the
frame OF manis subject Let us enuerate Of the pc.
culiar qualities of this remedy:
Sizth.-If BROKEN LIMBS, when set, be well wrapped
up in the Salve, Inflammation, Swelling or Pain can no
ou and the bones unite. and become strong with astonishing
rapidly.
Seoenth when the Bowels are painful or nfamed, TIT
Extractor If well rubbed them, will afford relief and
medicines have failed. . ~ N'''es'
EiRh-ls is perfectly safe in all cases-t never car
do hm-he system will absorb no more than is necesayto
repair it. 1t will not conflict with any medicines that maybe
taken internally. ,. b, .,...f.
We have not in this publication to enumerate all thu
diseases cured by
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Il IL Y SIP I'll AS.

. For Erysipeas tbs PAIN EXTRACTOR is invaluable.
Other remedies make the disease disappear for little
time but it driven in, and will appear sanec
soeoheI place. The Pain Extractor, however. drans out
and ompsey removes the cause Of the dseas and effects
thorough cnre. M -.
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PROPOSALS will be received until the 18th
ins 70 rsinstate the HOUSE, etc., of g. NJ Pnckard
Ess, oorn Of Poymna and Coliseum streets damaged by
New rleans April 10, 1851. ~ apIO Il
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Firemsn,s Charitable Association.

Firemen's Charitable Association.
IL 81
The second quarterly meeting Of the Board of
the FtREh ENs CHARIrAsLE ASSOCIATION viii be he'd
in the Han q Louisiana hose Company, MONDAY EVENING
april II, Al haitpast O'Clock.
apl9a ,a,,., a.. 10 ~, GEO. W. HUBBELLs Secretary
jackson Fire Co. No. Is.
t4- The members the above Company
i Lelepy notified attend special meeting On
FRIDAY next April II, ut haifpar O'Clock,
apiv n JOHN y. GRUsER, Secretary
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NEW STYLE
Paint Skirts.

NEW STYLE ".. ..
0- PNttMt Skirts.
SUITED to the --latest Fashion, and for all Seasons.
" This important and valuable improvement in the manuiac
Of LADIES' SKIRTS, account OF the
Light, Pliabe and Adjust able Plaits
they about waist their graduation thence the bO.ton the
impopiy trsakng adaptation any change
Of position gives GRACEFUL and ELEGANT FORM toa
LADY's DRESS
The stiffness consists Of a OF Cords OF the
Fibres of the Cactus Leaf, 90
running horizontally around them fabric casually Coton)
between and covering the cpr renders them Of nature PER-
FECTIY FLEXIBLE
This combination causing ELASTIC SPRING in one direc-
on nam the Skirt and in the opposite direction,
opinion Of the Inventor the long dsieraiun for the
article Of apparel in question.
n- Carefully vusbd, using nal Soda and Strengthened
while dying open without starchns their original quail
ties for he most ARTISTIC BEAUTIFUL EFFECT IN SET
TING our THE DRESS, remains unimpaired.
Also....
HAIR and GRASS CLOTH,
Genuine Article, manufactured expressly Tor SKIRTS.
ns- ,rhs SKIRTS made up COMPLETE FOR USE.
FOR
C. M. SIMPSON,
30 CANAL STREET.
NB.-CAUTIos-None genuine, except they have the
stamp of the PATENT. . ap9 5t2p
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DALLEY,s PAIN EXTRACTOR,

but we shall suhOin few testimonials of its vaue selected
from the Thousands in poson. from all parts of thu
country.
PILES.
Il be confidently stated that there no case of PHI ES
which may not be cured by the PAIN EXTRACTOR
soreness. - '.'- 49,
John Williams, resident of Hamilton county and CITY
of Cincinnati, feel solemn duty that owe to the comm
nt thus to publicly state that have been troubled with
fred much bodily pain lost great portion Of that time by
confinement to bed and have expended several hundred
dollars but to purpose continued grow worse Mean
while was persuaded, and finally urged make trial OF
- DALlEY'S MAGICAL PAIN EXTRACTOR . for
well and hearty as ever and to the of two boxes Of this
ing affirm to, should make the statement OF an Old Tes,
dent any more authentic John WILLIAMS
Cincinnati, 4th month. l847
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PANTALOONS.


Fancy Celored Marseies Vests:
Plain do do do
White, Plain and Figured do
90 do do Lineh Vests;
Hain Coored Linen Drill do
Fancy Flgurei Linen Drill do
Fancy Figured aud Pain Linen Go .sainer Vest;
India Grass Linen do do
4lk ard Linen do do
Buff Corn Lolocad and White Cashmere do
Hack Bomhaline, Silk aud Satin Vests, made 10 Il
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LARGE ASSORTMENT OF
SPRING AND SU M NJ 4 X
CLOTHLvG.
ALFRED MUNROE & CO.,
"a MAGAZINE Street,

t received by Steam.hps Uaon Ohio and other
New York variety SPRING AND SUM
MER CLOTHING which they invite the of their friends
and cusomers
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French ID mp d'Ete Dress Coats and Erocks;
do DO do sacs do Posasi
do ID do style l. Csc Saes; i
English Parsmetta Frocks, Dress Goats, Sacs Pohas,
BliK and eol'dAlpa do do do do DO do
do do CashmeIstts DO do do do do
do do Cloth skee SAGA;
Fancy Linen Sncs, Frocks, style Polka Coats ETC.
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CEALED PROPOSALS will be received at this
~ office until the 10th of April. O'Clock, for tine build
ing and putting the junction of the South and South
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kv Notice.-The Consgpee of Iron, per Ship AUS
TRAA Jefferson Railroad Company requested to call at
the oiKcs OF The undersigned
APPS 81 t 4 VIM. J. DEWEY, So Grsvisr st.
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GEoRGETowN AND IT'S AFFAIRS.
GEORGETOWN, June 1912 m

GEORGETOWN, June 1912 m.
The students at the Georgetown College, not
willing to be outdone at any thing, have or
ganized among themselves Thespean or Dra-
matte Association. They have also procured
suitable scenery, &C., to enable them to play
almost any thing they may desire They played
the Golden Farmer last night to a large audi
ence of gentlemen and ladies, all of whom were
much pleased with the evenings entertainment
They have also organized Military Company,
elected all the necessary officers, and procured
suitable arms and other accoutrements, and
have their regular evening drills.
A rare chance will be offered in a few days
for good investment: quite number of ex-
cellent building-lots, well situated, are adyer-
tised for sale, and, as small houses are scarce
andin great demand, | would suggest to some
of our moneyed men the propriety of investing
some of their surplus in the purchase of these
lots, and the building thereon houses to suit
and'supply the demand.
A large crowd of persons were drawn to-
gether, at the canal bridge on Congress street,
yesterday afternoon, by the falling in the canal
of a young man by the name of Bell, who had
been indulging too freely in the use of the 0 be
joyful After getting u sound ducking and
partial cooling, he was taken out by the by
ISLANDERS.
| would call the special attention of the mer-
chants Of the District to the sugar sale of the
Messrs Dodge. Let them be literally en-
couraged. These gentlemen have been in the
habit for years, at q risk, of furnishing them
with a market right at their homes, at which
they have been enabled to procure sugars of the
very best quality and upon the most reasonable
terms.
In the flour and grain market there is but
little doing. There was a sale on yesterday
afternoon Of several hundred barrels of Shen-
andoah flour at S4.O3, which is coming in by
small quantities., and selling from $4,000. for
red, white 95@97c. there was sale this
morning Of 600 bushels of white corn at Sole.
Arricals--Packet schooner Ann, D. Wicks,
master, New York, to z. Berry; sch. Edgar,
Hatton, master, Piscataway, wheat and oats.
Canal Trade.-Charles Arthur, Cumberland,
coal Martin Hoffman, Cumberland, 1O2 tons
coal, pleasure boat Flying Cloud, IA miles,
passengers.
Departed-Union, Rough and Ready, P. F.
Thomas, J. P Stuart, Gov. Sprigg Virginia
Ann Galiece. ELECTRO.
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TIIROTGH TICKETS
FAST MAIL LINE

by the above schedule 1t will be perceived that passen
gers going South, leaving New York at p m. Phila-
delpha at 10 p. m, Baltimore at p reach Charles
ton s. o. in two days from Baltimore, being twenty -four
hours in advance Of any other line.
Breakfast on board the steamboat passing down the
Potomac in view of Mount Vernon, by daylight.
Passengers arriving in Baltimore by the morning line
from Philadelphia gain nothing by going on Immediately
by the Bay Line, and may well remain over in Bat
more until a. m, 20 to Washington at p m and
remain until q. m, the next morning, as they
obliged to lie in Petersburg If they arrive there
er than the Great Mail Line of the next morning. and
subjected to all the uncertainties and discomfors Of
night the Bay instead Of passing agreeable one in
Baltimore Washington without arriving any sooner,
If as soon, at the end of their journey.
Passengers going to Washington by the train of 10 pm
taken, If they desire It, by the Companys Omnibus at
without charge from the Washington depot to the
Potomac steamboat, where they lodge free Of charge and
may lay Of they desire to do so with their through
tickets for few days. at the following places, viz Wash
ington, Richmond Petersburg, and Weldon.
0mnibuses provided by the companies this Line
at Washington, Richmond and Petersburg by which pas
engers and their baggage conveyed between the de
pots in those places, free Of all expense
For further information and Through tickets" apply
at the Southern Ticket Office adjoining the Washington
Railroad Ticket Office, Pratt street, Baltimore.
ST0CKT0N FALLS
mafA u, II KREBs, Agent,
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