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~ The COMMITTEE ON ACCOUNTS, to save parties who
have bills against the Public Schools trouble give
that all bills not above specified in the President should
he left with Mt CALHOUN the Secretary of the Board or e.
FUNK serseantatArms, at their offices
The undersigned will room of MIR SHAW the s,n4r
ehden No. Is Municipality Hall. evening last Wcnes-
DAY preceding the first hudly of from to O'Clock
nr me purpose examining and auditing all bills presented Bills
not then presented will be held until the regular meeting
VI the Board which takes place the first Thursday month
1t is desired that bills against Schools lie proup
handed III as abovs }. o. HARRIS,
Chairman Committee on Accounts
.Drlssn
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WAsHINGToN's BIRTH-PLAoE.-We yesterday
copied from the Boston Transcript, extract Of a
letter from Mr.. Field, in England, in which it is
suggested that Washington was born in that coun-
try. A friend has directed our attention to pas
sage in the Farewell Address of Washington,
which settles the question as to the country of his
birth beyond all doubt. In that address he says
And actuated by that fervent love towards it (his
countryo which is so natural to a man, who views
in 1t the native soil of himself and his progentors
for several generations" etc. 1t is stated that Mr.
Field has In his possession a portrait of Washing
tons mother, and that may have suggested the idea
that he was native OF England. baltimore Clip
per, 18th instant.
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From misunderstanding Intelligence
The N. Y. Colonization Journal has summary o.
interesting news gathered from the Liberia press
from which we take the following:
We observe regimental parades under Major
Yates; anniversary celebration of the |. o. s. H.:
lectures by Dr. Smith, and others, before the La
dies Liberia Institute the Liberia Lyceum, the
the Young Mems Lyceum, and the Liberia Asso
citation, mentioned, discussions about college
common schools and Legislature; grumbling abou
the conduct of a certain notorious British trader
Murray; meeting of the Legislature. preceded
by rather spirited election of Senator in Monste
RADIO county to fill vacancy, in which Rev. A. H
Russell distanced his competitor, Gen. Lewis H
W. Eskin; the Presidents Message, filling the
twelve columns Of the Liberia Herald, and an ami
mated debate, in which Senators McGill and Rus
sell, opposed by Senators Brown and Hanson, ad
vocated bill extending the license for coast trade
to foreigners well as coonists, upon their pay
ing duties, harbor Dues etc. 7
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a VENERABLE AssEMBLAGE.-Ou Thursday.
the 18th of last month, gentleman invited all his
surviving brothers and sisters, with their wives
and husbands, to dine with him. They all re-
sponded to the call but one brother and the husband
OF one sister. Seventeen in all were present. and
their ages were ss CnlloNs
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Under this title, the Delta of yesterday carves
out the patronage Of the Municipality between Mr..
Brugniens and the wings. Its pretensions to
superior wisdom have received quite damper since
the events of Monday night; and "bothered" by
the blow it then received, it continues to blunder
on, exposing itself to blows in every direction II
there is any subject which its editors understand,
ii ought to be the salaries and emoluments of Mu
nicipai officers. These have formed the staple Of
its electoneering articles for months.
Yesterday it was guilty of the indiscretion Of
dealing in figures Of arithmetic, and exposed its
ignorance. 1t undertook to give the salaries of
certain offices, and the individuals who would
be elected to fiji them. We are quite happy to
find the Crescent set down for the Printer though
unless the Delta's prophecies are based on better
data than its assertions of present facts. we shall
place but little reliance in its consultations.
Wesubjoin list of these offices, with their ac-
tual emoluments, and the fancy figures of the
Delta. Such ignorance is the best excuse Though
but poor one) for its numerous misstatements
Delta's
stlmate
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ATTENTION, LADIEs.

10 Try JONES' LILY WHITE, ii you ID LOOK fri,
With i's wonderful qualities co,npare
1t beauty improves, makes the hectic look fine
The saios tos white, aGi the wh,ie loot sublime
TO he had Ut tnt Dep" ~' ~ VII .1'ug axe pu,e--
ISL CHARITIES a;reet. t.sn You W. sure api4 G, al,
~" For sale by J. WRIGHT s. CO. Sole A een,x
an tsI Ih..,...
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L. 8. BURRIDGE, M. d., Dentist,

n have made arrangements with my uncle DR.. l.. s..
PARMLY continue his Dental Practice aud take this mode to
solicit ths patronage former puons and 10
fully offer services the public the various branches of
Dental Science, Isa
Parnly Row, Lafayette Square. anil a5n
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FtremeM's Charitable Association.

AT the second quarterly meeting this Association
Apr iSs the following gentlemen appointed compose
the General Relief Committee for current quarter:
JOHN r. GRUBER, of No. IS, Chairman, No. AZ Jackson
ST.. or at Surveyors Office, CustOmhouse.
JOHN BURGESS. of No. Is. corner Rampant and Common
CoNDoN, of No. 8, Eysian Fields between Victory and
Moreau, and corner Magazine and Delord.
w. b. SCHMIDT, Of No. g. residence 1870 Old Levee)
was uuV elected one OF the Widows and Orphans
for the year 1851, in place of Chas Loyenskiold
A true copy: Iap6l GEO. W. HUBBELL. Secretary.
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FOREIGNERS in BosroN. = The 7" Sanitory
Commission" Of Massachusetts have made report
which contains several curious facts in regard to
the relative condition and growth Of the foreign
and native population in the city Of Boston
The increase Of the foreign population in the five
years since 1885, is 26,031, against decrease oil
1879 native Showing that foreigners have actu-
ally crowded the natives beyond the city limits.
The births in Boston in lS49 were 62 per cent.
foreign, and 3S per cent natve although the ratio
of population was As foreign to "a native.
The Boston Society for the prevention OF pau
perism has received in the past five years applica-
tons for employment from ID 697 females, OF whom
l4,O44 were foreigners, and out Of $500 male ap-
pllcants, 5,034 were foreigners.
The whole numbers Of foreign paupers in the
State in 1888, was 2,765 The increase in 10 years
| was 1858 per cent.
In 1S49 the deaths by cholera in Boston, were
7O7 of whom 572 were foreigners.
The whole number of persons who died in Bos
eigners-being SO foreign to Al native, in popu-
| lation as foreign to 81 native.
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TIE FoUR MILE DAY-Neyer since the celebrated racs
many years snce Of PeyoHa and Blue DICK have we seen
sfe crowd IN attendance, IS was the ground yester-
day. 1t the metae to witness the at four mile heats
between Chavmer, Rigadoon and Louis dor The u.ual
rendezvous for cabs, carriages, and other descriptions If
vshcs wa deserted early as ten O'Clock in the day and
hs shell Road presented the veies crowd of humanity and
hosseissh, vending their way to the track leaving ,bs
hooughares comparatively deserted The day was oyely
ne SKY bright and blue with cool and bracng atmosphere
The antcipatons othe crowd were fully realized as 10 so
the race from flst to last Of the most interesting
~ u1aeu more excitement than any have ever had
mere In 'he betting circles Cadrmer had rather the call
against the field even up Louis a. Or being considered Inv
many Us an outsder, although game and footy We, his
age three years ODD precludsd bis chance of winning
TT" tne TAP Of the drum they all got off at
manu- saop GARNER with the lead, Louis d. Or and Ris
sdeos trailing the latter some thirty yards b.bind In ,b
posoh they went round two miles on entering tBe hack
essch on the third mile. LOUIS and Rsadooa both b,nsbed
crossed me gap. rounding into the home stretch ali well
i,hs - Ssarmn retaining her position until within few
~ o. ,ne Judges stand. when Rigadeon who seemed IN
every thing in the bruh wen, up changed nao..
M e mare winning the heat in TAI AT the chose ri
$500 n'xaaocn was found to have let down Charm
~. .nhI "nnas 'he money was now considered Ger
had been expected ''s game ana ioot fhan
second Hat When tho buse soundel. Ri .aa.,,,
~ eppsAInce ainongh Jumping badly Al the tan or tn
0fum CharmeT LOOK The lead, showing ont ahead of No.
nents with lead OF three eng,hs Lon,s n oppo-
nearly four lengths behind They maintained III; as
until rounding into the back stretch on the third &
Lorss brushed up handsomely, and succeeded IN
nef hgdao0n being under defiance behind On con,,
down the home stretch this mile howevey fhoxas M
LoMts were fonh abreast Of each other apparentls
ing for the on the back side Gpatrek seemed ~ h
the mare well In nand, and going her ease while the o
LOUIS gave an occasional cast OF bis head at the mare
ana seemed to look as If he had her sure On tuniny
tAe BACK stretch. Louis had the eadGil however tooL
puhon the mare went and locked but could not nes
p~hs he'' he horse throwing her off apparently wit
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PRIME MINISTER'S OF ENGLAND.-The follow
ing is list of Prime Ministers, who have held
office under the British Government during the
past century. There are names among them that
will forever fill conspicuous place in the History
of the World: Time in office
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10 The NATIONAL MEDICAL ASSOCIATION will NEE
in Charleston, South Carolina, TUESDAY in May 1851
g, A. HESTER
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BY the steamship Louisiana, Captain Lawless
(which left Galveston on the 18th instant, and
arrived here yesterday afternoon we have Calves
ton papers of the 10th and llth instant Some oil
the papers are discussing not only the mode, bu,
The proPriety, OF paying the State debt
The list Of candidates for Governor, Lieutenant
Governor and Congressman, is swelling gradually.
The first dredge-boat, for cutting the Brazos
Canal, was launched on the 10th instant, and
named the Colonel Butler The other is to be
completed forthwith The machinery for both
boats has arrived, and they will soon be actively at
work.
The calling of a Convention to unite public
enterprise on certain railroad projects seems to be
much approved of. railroad from Red River to
Galveston Bay, is urged as anwork that will yield
vast advantages while the efforts OF the citizens OF
San Antonio to have railroad thence to the Gulf,
are undiminished.
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ing, fifteen cents. Every additional half ounce, or
additional weight Of less than half an ounce, is
to be charged one additional rate. Prepay
ment in either country is optional but less than
the full rate cannot be prepaid. The postage on
all printed matter is to be prepaid, sent free, to
tho line, and any postage afterwards accruing
thereon, beyond the line, either way, is to be COL
lected by the receiving office.
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The following police report, taken from the Phil.
adelphia Pennsylvania, might apply to this local.
ny with some force. We have several smart
youths in this neighborhood
Inc Waterman presented Master Geo. c. Hunt.
tey TO the Mayor, with the information that he had
formed the acquaintance of Master George last
night' while the young gentleman was endeavor-
'hg 10 introduce himself informally, TO some young
laues on w alnut street, who appeared to be very
much alarmed at his advances Master George is
propaply about fourteen years of age but his
Dress, AR anu manners, and especially rakish
swagger which he seems to affect, would be more
oeS9snihg lot person ten or fifteen years older.
mayor. 70 you live with your parents, George!
George. No, sir; with emphass.) board in
Green street, Northern Liberties.
mayor. Are you learning trade
ueorge No, sir; have learned my trade long
ago. e
Mayor. Long ago, Ell, Pray, what trade is it
george. Sir, am a vocalist
Mayor Have you no father or mother living
george l believe l have mother, sir, some.
where over in Southwark hut my professional en-
gagemenfs are 50 numerous that never have time
Mayor. OF what nature are those nrofas.
slonal engagements :"
George. sing comic and sentimental songs for
the entertainment of the company at different no.
tells; and occasionally, when suitable Inducements
are offered, assist at minor concerts
Mayor. DO you manage your own business and
money AFFAIR."
George Certainly sir. man in nv circum.
stances cannot afford 10 keep treasurer or bus,
ness agent. ---
Mayor. A man! Do tell me, what is your aye,
George was fourteen, sir, last August
mayor. Have you never understood that il re-.
quires a growth OF t~enty-one years to make a
| man, in this country.
George Oh, that is on the old system, sir. All
that sort OF prejudice was exploded long ago The
rising generation have Introduced new rule,
Manhood now depends on development Some are
more OF the man at twelve years old than others at
five and thirty. There's my friend John Peters !:
he's about my age, and he was engaged 10 be mar
ried three years ago..
Mayor. Take the boy down, and endeavor to
find his mother.
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Gus nj ouse,
NEw ORLEANS, April 4 1851.
D- The light-ship PLEAsANToN will be re-
moved from her present moong within the ten days to
point about ten miles West by South of her present posi-
on As she is moored, her exact bearings will be
published. laps 1otl VIM. FRERET, Collector,
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THs SrRAnsaR MONMOUTH FOR HAvANA.-it will
b sesa By the advertisement in this days paper that this
samshp leaves bs Havana. Sunday morning. the 10th
pstan 1t nns O'clock instead Of Monday the lst. the
us,opding advertisement stated.
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from this bort for he month Of March a,e larger
than for the corresponding month of any previous
year, not excepting the famine" period of 1s47,
will be seen by the following comparative state
ment:
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we cannot better endorse the very pertinent marks made
oy our contemporary of the Daily Delta than by quoting in
MS own language, verbatim ct hterdtim,' his notice of
communication from celebrated member Of The medical fac
v, IN relation to the subject Of Hernia and of the excel
enee ana superiority Of Shermans Patent Truss over all
eis known to exist, be in use at this period of the
o poges'f We refer readers to the importance of
M suYeet' us treated ofby the COMMUNICATE himself in
" no' only concur ourselves, but seriously call the
nenoh OF all those afflicted, to the cure the adieoy cu
which, without loss of time. may now be eff ected by calling
upon Dr. Sherman " e es''' ny eaii"s
& Ieatd-ny attention called n feu a. US s;,oa a.,
''e, suppressed 10 lr Sherman, signed - - So W
~, W. he subject oil Hernia. surely gentlera ,h
~ piuelp u Surgery and 8Rat0ny Thai has ,eIs -
The medical faculty than this deneaI e note
called Hernia. the ancient, ,Son,d ii
~ oul enough, apar from the ptoesson mo, y, el y
I see. Ihsome 10 those suffering from lis effects " "Ae
IIni my piacnes oil ~ years In this and other CITIES nj M
onon anu o Europe, know branch OF surgs,v o ae
icons and m more aesesyng the attention. both OF sur
human family. ~ "fP"""s eompiantt TO the
That Dr Sherman should have suecesledas
n' ~ any nstancesis enough entite him i" IL
having examined mos, az tentiusly and ntnHfea Sh
man Patent 1Tnsses am brought 10 eoniess Sno mer
Larson WIN all other trnsses extan either In
Europe, as lar Ms comes TO my knoyedge tat =, ~ ~
greatest deslderatum thar has been invented hns f
cnrs this distressing affection. "e'' 'i"' 'af' 10
Dr. sherman seems TO have forced himself In s,,,{ -.
success slmost ntaibe in III hitherto inc,rabie AM
view Orleans. April Is, 1851. RPL'M'n
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This shows an increase of over thirty per cent.
IN domestic produce over the same period Of last
year. Journal of Commerce.
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en- personspresent, whose ages amounted /,
Year,

The two absent were Charles, aged n, and Al
mlra's husband, whose age we do not know. Two
members of the family have died-one brother and
one sister, 1t is not often such an assemblage is
Witnessed
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e6AGA STEAMBOAT -Rs1 n
illFfsEna3E d r p A II II II n f $. AH@


4prH, Stea,a,r f,a,,n,, ii,yr u,s,in.,,o,
We'd 49, MOBILE Frost, o'clock ...............Motgs
. DosWELl, J. r Lsrose, 10 O'Clock. Coast
. ANNA, JQhnson IL o'clock Bayou Gross Ttte
. rArAlCk HENRY, Landry, o'clock ST. Louis
. soLIANA, Cable O'clock. 81, t.outs
:. 4. nruoN Hiern, 4ocock .Mobis
moHCAN, Irwin, o'clock -. Nashpil.
VI a, L,iDEk e. Lowick, ~ O'Clock Wabash Rissr
' 80 nnI sotY, Dsiieres O'CLOCK .Latourchs
SnL'r ohNlA, Reynolds. I O'Clock. Noodle
lr.Ahe Ciaiporne 10 O'clock. ........ Fort Townsend
,, "a n E. nwarnsy, e'ctock ............,. va 90
frdy' 49, fLoRiDA. Gbsrson. DO 'eloss - . uobt b
~ ohAkLES, Sutton o'cloeA. Mobile
'A' ~ -. d. Cni' hereheva, u O'Clock. dtasapa
" MUSIC, strsct, 9 O'Clock. ....... ,o,o,,,h.
" y. ID. WHITE, Brady, O'Clock ui,,,.,.,
sund. 20, HECLA, Kay, S O'Clock ...... .1,
Mond, u, MONTGOMERY, Estes. O'Clock ip.,,t
Tues. ", PRINCESS NO. 3, Holmes s,coet r,.I,
" NANlOPE, Castillo, " O'clock. .....,. ,,,a.1,
Uncertain ORIENTAL. Parkinson, o'clock - r,,.,'
J. MoRRisET1, Findren, O'Clock. 1uoIo,a.
V" q" DOVE Boz O'Clock. Artausa. si.
G. w. KENDALL, Norton, 70 o'clock ...... .,l,,;
e" HUNGARIAN, warman. ........-.. c,no,as
F" BELLE CREOLE White, o'clsck.. ...... y tcLsb,,
- ST. LOUIS. Taylor, O'Clock .....-........N 10.
bNiDt, Amssh, o'elccs 81. Louis
" COLUMBUS, Pest o'clock ...............,str oui.
Pride OF THE WEST, Rogers 10 o'clock 81 s.o.t,
fACiFiC sithian U'cioeS- ............ st Eoyi,
ItOQoo'S. Lee O'Clock Louis
nUINA VISTA Lhmohe, O'Clock -......St. Lou.
sI.!AmEs, Power, o'cock ............... 81, Eou,
UwA. carter. O'Clock ST. QUIZ
rANNi eMirH hiehsfis O'clock. =. Lou.,tL.
f w. =. McNIAL hsoAsr o'el,cs. m rsrpht-
GEN. WORTH, jerks, o clock usI,
- AMERICA, Johnsou,s o'clock ...... Nastg,D.
BosroNA Price, O'Clock. Loui.,1s
" GEN. LAFAYETTE, Bentley, S O'Clock Io,,js.,,'
ALAMO, Reed, O'Clock . C,.ocb;,o gi.-
" sALuDA, Page, O'Clock .......... axoo nm.
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SAARLEsToN SECESSION MEETING.-In terms
" puonc notice there was meeting on the even
nv, y, Of Monday, the 9TH instant in the Hibernian
,'a" charleston, 5. c., of an organization STYLED
'e southern Rights Association of ST Philip
~ "'chaei. The meeting passed several
'''u'hs approving of the nominations of dele
", ~ inc convention Of Associations to be held
o .n on the first Monday in May, made
oy the hlchand District, and inviting the counsels
=" several distinguished citizens of south c,roI;a.
on 'hal occasion. 1t resolved, further. tba, ror,v
delegates be appointed to represent Tho A..
ton OF ST. Philip and St Michael in the saidCaa
vention. '"'u ooh'
MI. hhett was the principal speaker his sa,.,
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Died:
On the 18th inst, at II O'Clock M, CHARLES G1psoN
aged about ~ native Of the parish of Kconnel
county Galway, Ireland
His friends and acquantances respectfully invited
TO attend his funeral which will take place This Afternoon
from his late residence, of Circus on Perido street.
without further notice '
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h aug "H''n 'etA made up llghl
UNDER GARME, NsES. ate

r; niie Linen and Cotton Shirts late STYLES.
''rneei Striped and fgued Muslin 81 his,
@ S S9tno SMae Flannel aud GauEe Cottou uniershs;
'iute SIX ana lsle Thread Unfrrsh rts and D,asaTs
G Ussamef " rappers, htanln article far summer
efpea nhl Plain silk HAT tine.
striped aud Plain Cotton DO d,
cotton Hnli n,'se, " il yilk Feet.
Linen and ltlse Thread Ian lImr:
l.sh and " Uk ,olurrI = III tpytss
Linen amt Isle Iliual
Also
h IL 4 heVilnl SIN .t-,. aiIu
Linen ,tr .tr '1' -'" 49,
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ILLNESS OF DISTINGUISHED MEN.-Rev Grin
Fowler, member of Congress from Massachusetts,
was at Washington, and Catholic Arch Bishop Of
Baltimore, and Rev Samuel Ecleston, were at
Georgetown College, on the 4th instant-all three
lying dangerously i'll.
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ts'" For sale by J. WRIGHT x co. Sole Ay
aplt ct 2dp ISL Charrrs .ehts'


Am
~ When the theory of the circulation OF t'oe 49, So
estsohe the secret Springs OF vitality we, Then ost
exposed TO our view We and undersf d ~,
We eat was converted into blood which nai,ed H. iooo
neat is internal htes tbat and pvca,o, % az i've
man The blood Is an electric fluid bicb naas hi ie,
b every ky ahea.on q the body even the Of
lie, is also the of disease Fool ; ie seal o.
strength; 81 p TOWNSHIPS SaRsaPaPsuoppus
Rves pood me necessary power to throw out from ,sf III
II men were more sincere there would he teus l,,-
creeds ana they kept closer natures laws in he 49,
agement OF Their bodies they would require little medina
AS men grow more intelligent they will becnu,s ,,a @
happier even now their wd0m proved hv Tho -, Az,
when sickness assails them they s. p Town send' Saa
pina when soon restores them health. II II na,niayy
used either In diet clothing II shonld he ai,vnva l.; Ne
mouse 80 that upon the first Indication of ckna Il No. h
USED ohe bottle In the beginning potent "a, eood
man dozen after the sickness is fixed In The svssn H.
ous, conghs asthma, rheumatism costly evs,s .d
IN az acute heavy deep pains lbs eect. Gin ~
onnu geyohd an praise II will act like charm often enr
.ha me evils thereto attending Remn,erlber - p Pew
enn sasapanla Is known and fully ,nedr,s ms
nfoughOnt The civilized world It qney supersedn, III
nher incidence takes only that from the blood bi
= me caue OF week.-Mrs. and pam, leaving health ana
strength 1t produces healthy sleep AT nighi "a az, anu
that reishes all kinds OF cd For sale bv ~ d" appetite
mil, ., al, J, WRIGHT II Co. Only aeeots
I ------------ ioi Charities street
..,,,,,.. SICkLES q co,
l0kuGGlsrs and APUTHECARIES N,s an an, a, -.
stee' new oreans-mpoea Of and wholesale AMI RAJ
DRUGS,
MEDICINES,
- PERFUMERY
SURGICAL INSTRUMENTS etc
you'd call the attention Of Planters Physlcians and
mng M .,a assortment OF ARTICLES IN the line, arriving and
EB PLANTATION AM FAMILY MEDICINES m. 100
ARE anu guaantsd 'resh ard genuine. nhIs 3m
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The. nAilroad Convention will meet this day, at
Eve q zock, in the Lyceum Hall.
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We learn from the officers Of the steamship
Louisiana, arrived yesterday from Galveston, that
the steamship Ohio, hence foF Havana and New
York, is asFosad ut the Southwest Pass, near the
llQht- house.