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STIAISON 4 CO.'S
kSAS Ess!5@c f1lG|
New York, New Orleans and Mobile
EXRREaQ

CONNECTING with the swiftest and most
" responsible Expresses between the principal towns in
Maine, New Hamshipe, Vermont, Massachusetts Rhode
Island. Connecticut. Lower Canada. NewYork State ea-
ware Pennsylvania, Maryland District Of Columbia, !nd-
sisppi and Alabama River and the places
in Georgia and the Carolinas.
s1 Our facilities extensive and perfect that we
the safe and speedy transportation FL CHIT
TRUNKS, PACKAGES and v Al.lABLE PARCELS
from end Of the country to the other, and between the
most remote points.
while connected with Messn. ADAMS u Co, and
merous advantages other the least O which
nifty we feel assured that shall give the
and Merchants generally.
We beg leave call California Express from
NewOrleans and Express between New Orleans and
Mobile.
t1- Othces-3 Camp street. NewOrIeans. and u Wall
street, NewYSk. felb 2mm
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NEW ORLEANS MARKETS.

TObaccO-The only sale was 2S hh Ids new crop at.
sugar and MOiassex-The rainy weather prevented
any sales Of consequence
FiOur-Demand limited sales 1000 bbls. Of which tOO
Ohio 81 80 "a 05 and $50 in aiboat and to be de-
livered alongside ship also ~ 05 " Dbl.
Grain-COrn dull, and selling in small lots at 57DSsc W
buse A lot of 625 prime Indiana Oats brought A6c
D sack The 5000 bushels Wheat sold Monday CON-
prsed $500 bushels rather ordinary 49, and 2OO at 7Sc
bushel.
Pr0visi0ns-Pok very firm. with sales OF 80 bbs
unexpected Mess sl3 81 and so do al sl3 80 v bb The
large sale of Bulk Meat noticed yesterday morning included
lao 00b Hog round 5. and 4lO at 5c, an advance
of &c within week Little nothing done in Lard.
Bacon active advancing with sales OF 35 casks ribbed
Sides &c. do. 81; 81 cks Shoulders at So.
&c 50 tcs plain Hams IA. and 20 cured at
Picked Meats $50 bbs Shoulders aken in two lots. ac
Yfb
COee650 bags Rio (mosily re-bagged) brought 10c pib
Gunny Bags-26 900 in bundles sold at Ssc cash.
Whisky-Firmer-saes 40 bbls Rectied at 181sc, 355
extra at I8sI9 10 Ross xra) at 199l9, and 100 Raw
at 20c W gallon.
Exchanges-The rates continue very firm; quote
Sterling lU5a kDllU12
New ok day Bills .S4hDl W ct. Disc
Sight Checks New ork ca W Ct. prem,
Freghs-A ship taken for Cadz siO W per 1000 for
Slaves Cotton shipping to Liverpool at 9sd to Havre
&c. To Boston 800 bbs Pork shipped at 35B4Oc.
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U. s. MARsHAL's SALE.

u, s. MARsHAL,S SALE.
UNITED STATES Too bHs. SWEETME-dTS
and certain CI(i7RS.. In The District Cosrt Of The
United STATES for the Eastern District Of Lomisfand
No. 6722
pY virtue of a writ of venditioni exponas to me
- directed in the above entitled sqS will se! e the high
day Of April ISL At the hour Ct u o'clock M, al my office,
2 bbls. SVVEETMEATS;
2 boxes containing 400 CIGARS;
3 a33 bundles small Paper GIG RS.
Terms cash. payable at the time Of adjudication.
United States Marsha's Office Eastern District Of Iouis
ana, March IS, 1851. VIM. =. SCOTT, u. s. Marshal
mh25 ap2 10 Eastern District of Louisi ana.
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QUICK WORK ON BOARD SHIP.-The Mobile
Tribune of the Both does not tell what follows
without pride in the illustration that its shit-
ping is growing fast as well as large. 1t would
not please us to find such an to the Tri-
bune's question would wound that pride. To
hear OF any thing in morals, politics, commerce or
progress generally being done that has been
done before is always interesting.
Dispaich.--The British ship Washington, Capt.
Wkc, consigned to James Reid IL Co, entered
at the customhouse on the 18th inst, commenced
next day dischargng cargo, 1920 sacks of salt
aud on the 2Sth cleared for Liverpool with $3.50
bales OF cotton on board. She was just ten days
from the commencement of discharging until her
clearance Friday-one Sunday intervening on
which no work was done. Can the annals of ship
ping furnish of equal dispatch in loading
and unloading
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AUCTION SAL ES.


BY SYKES, HfD r n CO.
"WEDNESDAY, April at hail 10 at
w their store, 81 Magazine sreet-
packages GLASSWARE, Of approved
consisting Of part and fate French Tumbier
Nudge Mobile and NewOfssns AID Bar TO-; half
gallon half gallon quart Candy
and Specie Jugs plain and fancy coored fate and
plain Walls and eight Sugar, sat
Dhea Plates Lamp Chmneys Lamps Henry Clay Auted
Pnny soppers Pillow New York Drop, Rose Taylor g.
c. and Pressed Taylor Lamps, etc.
Terms liberal sale.
Catalogues and samples ready Tor examination Monday,
lat inst, mi
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Wednesday Morning, April 2, 1851.
Cleared Yesterday.
Shin Jenny Lind. Lowell, Liverpool. w Hynson
Sbip Hero. Griffith. Liverpool JP Whitney Nco
Bark s MnaIio Merrill. Boston. Cb.s Deake &co
Bark Georges. Fales. Bordeaux, John Alexander
Arrived.
5sh a Msssss &eo IRON %g VIA Yer" Cruz
Ship Espndola. Banow IS days from Havre. to l. II Gale
Ship 6id England. Lowell. As days from Havrs, to v
Ship Norman, Fay % days from NewYork in ballast. to
Ship Mary Cocker Cocker Is days from Philadelphia. to
Brig Eeoeh Pa,i. Brightman. days from Havana. to !.
n Ia Levy-lst my:
Alex Alex Scot, . Sturgeon. from Louisville
Brilliant, Hart. from bayou Sara.
Gypsy, Une, from Bayou sara
jjaImessTIo Dn Jenkins, from Nashy pa:.
Ut boswell. I.arose from the Balize.
oIphe!ia. Gordon, from Wsshnglon
ssd Rf No tIA Msu ,I"% o@ Psur
ST james, Power from Thibodaux.
Towboat Hercules Disney. from the rassss-towed aowr
70 sv; fSip, S And 9a Ens ,S
ar sST and f Enesh f% ne
brought up ship Mary Crocker
Exports.
,o LIXERPOoL5Per ship Jenny Lind: s3a bales cotton
her % GS!t coo
BosToN- 7Per ship Medora 6a5 bales cotton. s. bale
Sb HU Ra 100 hides
BORDEAUX-Per bark Georges: s7,47I slaves. io.as
BGsTON-per bark Munlo: hhts tobacco. 200 obs z
es a as @ 5G %y '' 9p o liz ao
boxes stones Sa 40 bales hemp. $3.50 hides ''
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DR.. BANNING'S
CELEBRATED
BODY BRACE
PATENT LACE,

FOIC |TIIE NELIEF AND CUICN
OF THE FOLLOWING DISEASES, VIZ:
Weakness of the Breast Bronchitis Shortness of Breath,
Pain in the Chest Weakness and Bleeding the Lungs,
Palptaton of the Heart Dyspepsia, COsveness and Piles,
Pains in the Back Spinal Elections. Falling of the Bowels,
Proapsus Ute Bearing Down. Irregular Painful Pro-
fuse Mensruaton tendency Abortion and Painful Preg-
and the bad shape incident to Child and dspo
sion to Dropping, Lounging and WEAKNESS; Habtua Bill
ous Colo, Sea Sickness and Chronic DianhGa, and all Wea
illnesses peculiar to Males or Females.
eV- Sold only by DIR. 5 II ERIN AN Agent for the
South, at his office. 10 ST. CHARLES STREET, New Or
leans LADIES fitted with the Brace at MRS SHER-
MANS, rs Nayades street. mild 1yd&W
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'Thos. Cbnrch II nj
Virginia ....,..l0,m
Misunderstanding,
Vancouver 80. Poin
Warbler .......S2,m'
Westniorelapi -..7,ni'
w indsor Castle. I.'tt-
WIN. Nelson. ...ls,m'
WIN. spragne ..lA.n
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The middle span Of the East Wheeling Bridge,
fall down on Saturday. the 18th ut.
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UNION GALLERY,
No. 10 st. Charles street, up stairs.
Exhibition of Select. Ancient and Modern PAINT
Ia INGS-The Ne Plus Ultra of the Art of Painting,
baied Hdeband, Painter the King Of Prussia CHRIST
aaMi SG p,~rr nv Ras. Js T;vna Gs.cs RSrop1
Mar by Sir DAVID Wlkie fine specimen Of painting
by Stuart Portrait by VanDyke With other choice
specimens of Ancient and Modern Art, forming the best
collection of Paintings exhibited in this
e- Single Tickets 80 cents Family Season Ticket 81
Each person visiting the Union Gallery will be emit
tied, without charge to chance in the Gratuous Dis
buOn Of Ffteen Paintings to be at Armstrong Ex
change Royal street, which will take place the LIST day of
May. 1851.
LIZ Open during the Day and Evening. fel3 If
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-ALSO-
Spring and Mechanical Pianos,
of DEBAIN's make extraordinary Instruments upon which
k2DL person who underseAnds-
kV6i nothing whatever of Music,
y Y y q iessons, ever piece OF MusieI = w
in OPERAS, POI.KAS, MAZURKAS, etc. ETC., and for
four six and eight hands, with all the biancy Of expression
and decacy OF execution producing the effect OF two three
or four artists together.
Every piece Of Music he played these wonderful
Pianos by however ignorant Of the notes well
as by celebrated artist.
These instruments must not be compared with. taken
for the lately improved ORGANS.
An Music for these panos instead of being written
paper, is marked with Pins piece of Word, and by
moving spring, every Pin strikes a corresponding key.
The inventor OF these Pianos has forgotten the Artists
for there attached them board of Seven Octaves
Ike with ordinary Instruments and the hammers
strike the same cords.
Artists, amateurs and the public generally respect
fully requested call and examine for themselves, the sub
scnber being assured that if they do not buy hey m
TO he deeply interested. A. PERIER,
mhl9 tt 80 Royal bet st. Philip and Ursuine SITS.
CIGAR, MEXICAN AND PLANTATION
~ TOBACCO-The subscribers have constantly hand
and for sale in lots to suit purshasers Cuba Havana Eoda
PERS AND FILTERS. Also-Tobacco in hhds. and
baes selected for the Mexican market. and for plantation
| use. TURNER " RENSHAW,
96 Camp street and 439 TchOupitOulas street.
| sS5- Tobacco baed o order. ie4 "
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on MONDAY TN pro.imo. Of and r. NJ
VA. cAuppy,, Lw. STANTON, President:
q Notiee.-fhs ondssssn-d ass resumed business on
late house Of LEvERIcH CO.. dissolved ~ he dseea.e Of Mr.
EDWARD =! Walsh. 80 wELEvERrcH.
~ NOtice.-The COMMITTEES appointed for obtain,, |
subscriptions Rebuilding the ST. CHARLES HOTEL Vii
please call Mes. Henderson Gsins street, and
get their Subscription Books
"a The daily the One,
Of H. t. LoNsDALE Esq No. 81 rasier street, hsitpass
O'Clock hSa Signed, y. c. cAMMAcK' Chairman
IT, DR.. .. w. Dalton. whose duty it is to vaecinaie
Public Schools IL the Second Municipality
require nd desire for prevented
by csne.s doing able prepared
discharge that duty and the Prncpas and Teachers Of
School, end such children his Office for that
~ Others dssiring Protection against the SMALL Pox are
e,pec ay at his Office us cireus I7
-e$e-
IL Notice il hereby given that apphcstion has been
made snt Tor the Of Duplicate Ce6
January 81 1895 of 80 shares u pair, 10
the Louisiana State Bank JOSEPH FOWLER J
original Of which has been lost msad. W. BoGARr,
ia. sod Cur.tor Of the Estate Of J. Fowler, Jr.
Succession Of John McDonogh.
~ persons indebted the Succession Of JOHN NcDoH
OCH immediate payment to the Tesameut>y
his otherwise legal be taken for
resovery unqudated having claims
against said Estate will them the Office Of said Exscuto,
cornn Of customhouse and Royal streets.
I, f + $::: ::;ij, :::;:::
ja16tf j. SPEAR Sntf1
| I. O. q. f.
49, a!!.: sass s Gran. "a r T s.
VIZ Tcaoupitouias and Poydras streets, a
| O'Clock. Onesrs for The Present Term:
| z. SAMPSON. G. McC;ARrHv .Sec'y
N. +. RICE. G INV. DKLksDKRMKR. p. =
| J. DAVIS. Treasurer. ai3
| p EMOVAL-Dr. FRypINGER has removed hi
IL office No 20 Baronne three doors above Com
mon street. He will attend, heretofore to all professions
calls, day or night. mhN If
MARKS, JOSEPH B., Notary Public. Ofiic
WI No, % Camp street, between Common and Gravler
over the Insurance Bank OF w. b. Paree. ReappOinte
| 18th February. 1851. mh3 3m
HOMEOPATHIC PHYSICIAN-JAMEs G
| IL BELDKN. M. D.. 10 Carondelet street. iaSsd&w
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The U. s. mail steamer Franklin, at NewYork
NewYork Herald says that by the Cunard line the
rate of freight for British goods, from Liverpool to
NewYork, has all along been fixed at $35 ton,
and the fixed rate for French merchandise from
Havre, transhipped at Liverpool has been gener-
ally $40 ion, all charges included Whenever
an American steamer sails from Havre direct, the
agents of the English company instantly advertise
for freight at SO for the particular voyage mme-
dately subsequent to that of the American steamer,
AS the prime cost of conveying the goods by steam
from Havre to Liverpool is at least $40, it follows
cha the Cunard company in reality carry French
IA ,!andise from Liverpool to NewYork for moth
- [Balt American, 25th ult.
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If citizens of New York, without distinction OF
nartv. some time ago addressed letter to Mr.
Webster, asking him to accept'a carriage, harness
and horses, which had been selected for him as
small token of their estimation of his long course
Of patriotic public services. The letter is very
modest, although the Accomplishments are said to
be rather gorgeous. The letter is dated February
Ia, 1851.
On the 2lst of last month, Mr.. Webster &C.
knowledges to have received the communication,
carriage, harness, and horses, all sound and in
good ORDER in the early part of the month";" and
peads the pressure Of public business as the reason
wbv he did not thank his friends for their costly
and handsome present" at an earlier day. de.
votion to the Union and the Constitution, and an
eloouence worthy Of the writer's boldest concep
lions, are breathed in this letter OF Mr.. Webster
The letter of presentation having paid special com
pIiment to him for his noble course in the lat,
national crisis, he thus vindicates his course;
9" was not unaware, gentlemen on tile morning
Of the 7th of March Of last year, that was enter
ing upon duty which, as you suggest, miSh
,>rine into peril that favor which had been long
sho wn me, by that political party whose genera
80; pes | had for long time steadily maintained
A crisis had arrived in which it did not beoom
mo ,s I thought to be indifferent, and to d.
nothing. STU less did it become me to act a par
which should in. aame sectional animosities, tend
destroy all genuine American feeling, and shak
the fabric oT the GoveTnment to its foundation.
was wiling to ' trust and am still willing to !rus
for the vndicaon OF my motives, to the inteiL'gen
men of my own party, and oil all parties. l shoul'
indeed, have been wholly unworthy Oh 'iia' cndIa
ter which it is my highest ambition to manai
among my countrymen, if had allowed my PEI
sonal peril TO bear, with the weight OF ieat i
against my profound sense of public duty. VIVA
ever may now happen, | shall meet it with ciei
conscience, and fixed purpose and while actin
in full cooperation with the great mass oil our e
low citizens, who hold the same sentiments th
YOU hold, shall fear nothing"
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Lis, Of vessels in Port Not Cleared.

Per shin Espindola from Havre-S3 in steerage.
Per ship Old England. from Havre-80 in sieerage.
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CUNDRIES IN STORE
~ Flow; Bacon; Lard: Hams, Reef Pork;
Tongues; Coffee Teas: Sugars Candles; Oil:
Starch; Soap; Ale; Porter Brandies; Wires;
Liquors; Figs; Currants Almonds, For sale by
apl At CHARLES STOUGHTON. - Camp ST.
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Florence Straw Hats and Dry SiO0ds.
BY j. b. BLACHE e. co.
"WEDNESDAY April 10 o'clockWll be sold their
w rooms. No. II Chnrres street.
10 Of Boys and Misses Florence STRAW HATS
-...AIso.-..
packages DRY GOODS white plain and
embroidered Musns. Slate Diings Irish Linns Cotton sadoS
Linen Checks Plsis Coonades Prints isen Table sets Bareg
Linen HaDdkerchiefs Silk Fouais Printed
Cotton handkerchief Merinos ciored Drlngs Madras Hand
kercbie Ribbons Gloves, Hose and Half Hose aees,
Terms liberal sale.
Catalogues will he ready, and goods he arnsd early
on the morning Of apl
bO0es... and Shoes
BY j. l.. TAYLOR e. CO.
THURSDAY, April al II o'clocsWi be sold their
L ton sales room, No 81 CIiartres street.
l25 packages Of BOOTS and Shoes Of kinds and
qualities Terms cash api
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OGLETHORPE UNIVERSITY, GA.
THE SCHOLARSHIP PLAN adopted by this
Institution presents to the parents. guardians, and the
has been offered by other Literary Institution in the
script will issued which entities the holder have whole
family of boys educated without further charge for
tuition and Tor the payment of five hundred dollars script
will be emitting the holder and his legal representatives
to have perpetuay scholar in the Institution.
The high literary character Of The Faculty, well the
heaness of the location, and the moral training Of The
Dents makes OF the desirable Institutions OF the
South for the education of youth.
For particular information relative the Institution. appl
be made either of the undersigned, who the
authorized Agents for Lonisiana:
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PORT OF NEW ORLEANS.

L.r,rnnr $50 81 3U N-LosarruDrs 800 w.-inTims. sa.
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WfBe h7rr--
A0 Corner of Carou,eei and uir streets, y s<>tk3
Esq., GB- Respectfully eaii the vtS6
S< tom OF ladies' and the public generally, va
Engsh French
BONNtTS. well article in the MILLINERY line
city, an n
TT Mrs r. would she hes the
DRESS-MAKiNG in prepared
the fullest those who with their
patronage. Old Bonnes cleaned Tor Fifty Gents mhs If
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Ftxsscy KNIlS,

S1>n 80 NEW ARRIVALS. III -
Mrs CAMPBELL, kxe
- Corner OF poyiras md cauntese Streets has, by -
recent arrivals received Horse BONNErS,
Open sraxs Chip AMI Fame, s,a~s kind besass
ry OF Misses BoNNErs. Lor 81 OF rich Embroidered blash
Lace, Mautlss Trimming acss Rack
Veiva nni Slides, fcr Wrists. nl3l i~
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WANTED AND FOR SALE-Three good
w American Carpenters. Apply between the hours Of
IL and Oclock each day "A superior Piano Forte
nearly also, Family Carriage in fine order good as
Irensr with her Girl Child o!d-fuly gusrantied
FOR RENT-A very pleasant Country Residence. IN fine
order two miles from the city The Store No. M Julia
street, n good stand for any retail business.
Apply No. u Nachez street, stairs apl 3is4tos
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Dry GOOds Sale. ...by........... Catalogue.
BY +. H. PETITPAIN.
THURSDAY April ,, 10 oeockW be sold his auction
i ROOM No. 8 Canal
$50 packages lots of DRY GOODS consisting
Of Printed Lawns, French
Battte d'Eeose Bareges, Light Prints
PLAIN and Embroidered s.iss Mnsns Madras Handksrche
Plain Ebod handkerchief English
Prints Silk Fouiard Hosiery. areges
white and coored dotted Swiss Musiins, Cambcs Silk Paraos
Capes Drills Linens
beached Cotons Cotonsd spoos Cotton black
Fancy Silks, Embroidered Curtains Silk Rpbons
Terms literal sale.
No Catalogues will be distributed, and goods will be ready for
purchasers apl
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"ANTED-A Lad to attend Grocery Store.
w Apply 49 Front I.evee. opposite Post II. Second
Municipality mh3 81
| A CARD-A Lady, a fine Music Teacher of the
Piano Forte, Drang and Painter who speaks
the French language in all It's purity besides being competent
Teacher in country school or private family Unexception
able reference character and capacity be furnished
tsy" Applications left this office will be promptly
tended mh3l
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NEW ORLEANS:
lRDNRsDAY MORNING.. APRIL ,. 1881.


Louisville, Ky.-Murdoch has been reaping new
honors, by playing to perfection, Alfred Evelyn"
in Buwer's sterling comedy of Money! Mrs.
Coleman Pope as Clara, " admirably sustained"
Mr.. M.
Vicksburg, MISS. - Grattan has acquired great
popularity Il manager, and the Vicksburgenses
are strongly recommending him to the management
Of the theatre about to be erected in Jackson, Miss
On Saturday night "'The Stranger" was played in
V,cksburg, Mrs. Gratan acting Mrs. Halter, and
Foster the Stranger.
Richmond, Vd.-Parod gave her first concert on
the night of the 9th ult. The Enquirer gives a
pleasing sketch of the house, the audience, and
those who composed it, and in an elaborate crili
cism, sats: Paroli is fau'iless. In her The very
highest DEVELOPMENT of is attained, and it is
hbiled, hui 10 inspire, elevate, and refine the
taste.'' Great praise is given to the " Charming
Patti"
New York-The Spirit of the Times gives Mr.
Neafs A cordial welcome back TO New York, after
his successful tour in the Southern and Western
States "The Spirit" expects to notice Mr.. Nea-
fe's engagement in one of the leading theatres in
NewYork, SO soon as he gets over the iatigues Of
his journey.
Boston, Mass.-On the 24th, arrangements were
making for the reception of Miss Davenport at the
Howard"
Charleston, S. C.-Dempster, the vocalist is de
lighting the people with his May Queen, etc.
The TEBUANTEpEo RoAD.-1he Courier DIES
Etats- UniS, at New York, noticing late report of
the Mexican Congress having annued an agree
ment with MIR. Hargous, of NewOreans, in regard
the right of way for the 'iehuaniepec road, calls
attention TO the fact thai the Mexican government
has longer any control over the matter since the
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The Alex Scott left Louisville the 10Th ultIn port lo
New Orleans steamer Belle key--Ohio River falling.
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pOARDING-Three or four Gentlemen can OBJ
- tain Board and Lodging in private family where -
there other boarders by applying at No. Circus @
street, the moderate price Of % per week also,
Lady and Gentleman, by applying Immediately. References
reunIred. NINA lmt
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1851-09-30
BE Wise in Time
us FoiIg to Defer !-AHicted Read!

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own punishment, so ii would seem every dis
ease has its remedy. This is true, and there is
nothing in this life more certain than that the
AMERICAN COMPOUND is the most spec
dy and certain remedy for all diseases Of del
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relief il gives. il is now the most popular rem
edy of the day. Ten thousand cases have
been cured effectualy by il during the past
year. Prepared by apractical Physician, the
afflicted can rely with confidence on its cura-
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UrCAUTION.--A skforthe American Com
pound. and purchase only Of the Agents, 294
Market Street. Philadelphia.
0J~For sale in Mariinsburg, Va, by VIZ.
I'll. HEsLETIsE. Druggist; o. G.. SrERLlSs.
Harrlsonburg; I HAMMOND, Harper's- Ferry;
L. s. EIcHELBEasEa, Charlestown. Va, and
by Druggists ihroughoutthe United States.
November 10, lS50-ly.