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ADJUSTMENTS.
ST. CHARLES THEATRE

ST. CHARLES THEATRE.
Manager LUDLOW & SMITH.
o'~se "ahasef...... DrBAR.
sscond Night Of Mile cELEsTlNE SRANcK and the Bale.
THIS EVENING T ES@Rss' Y.S from r,' he ,.m.s
the Fairy Balst entitled "
THE GODDESS OF THE DANCE.
Characters By Miles Ce-sioe Fanck Emile Barron
Hss s, cem r s... NJ" scenery BY L'"
c THE JOLLY MILLER.
The performance vii conmsnes with the Dram. en,issd
LAND SHARKS AND SEA GUL.I4.
To conclude With the Farce entitled
eLAsHKR AND CRAeHKR.
- Nezs performance of the Ballet Troupe THURSDAY.
So ss Sp rom an to a.
PLACIDE's vARIETIEs.
wH PLAcIDE's Las. Nigh. but Three.
BROTHERS PLScibE spp.l gs'e' IN sn''h inc
ass EyEsiNG. TUESDAY February II. 1884, will be presented
Where s. there . q VIII, there y a Way.
II which Mn, O. Howard, Mr. c. H0ward Mr.. Holland end
THE TWO FREDERICKs;
The King and the Come..i-n.
s srsasrsF the King NJ H. Pacise
essoaes the Comedian T. Pseide
i Chppendae
' Two BRILLIANT DIvERTlssEmENTs
BY Mile. Hario Mile vaiIee. Mons sugn Vegas
Alter which the em1ss e. 4 sgscs:s!sI Hss Farcs%
f'nea O., N 4 Fssp fs;;bind the Curtain.
Fla Bass
Parnassus. Mr. De Walden
Arrabela. W. P. Johnson
Prics Of second Psrque,,s
Boxes, third tier for coored persons only 50 cents
=, sss ;., ss Is
and rom till 8. when places may be taken
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PERFUNIERY, ETC.

Passengers
Per ship VIM Sewal, from Lverpool-250i ia steerage
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FIRST MUNICIPALITY CENsUs.-Ths commissioners ap-
pointed to take the of the First Municipality
complsted their returns within the time prescribed by
the second Monday in February Ifhs duty be delayed be
yond the time appointed business be transacted by
the Council of the Municipality in which the neglect takes
place. These returns be made in every four
yean In 1647. the aggregate Of vos In the Fnt Munich
pality 1885, and OF inhabitants a. 1 The returns Of
the present show the following figures vots, a9a5
inhabitants Il $50. The increase in population within four
yesn will thus be to be 96E.
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Firth DISTRICT CoURT.-The case Of the State Of Lou
sana vs the Executors Of the Estate Of John McDonogh
came for trial yesterday morning. The Attorney General
Isaac johnson, appeared the part of the State Mess G.
Roselius, A. Grailhe, Rande Hunt, and r. Preux. ap
pesred as counsel for the city New Orleans The State of
Maryland was represented by Mess Emore and King. and
Alfred Hennen and T. j. Durant appeared counsel for
absent heirs.
Mr. Durant stated the that before the should
be entered into merits he wished dispose of several
exceptions which he had taken the petition Of the State of
Maryland that petition he called upon represent
the city OF Baltimore He did consider himself author.
lied act for that city, under his appointment he repre-
senied absent heirs outside Of the
The Attorney General remarked that he considered that The
city Of Baltimore had only been mads party this
though courtesy, in order permit and plead fit
thought proper and that that city had been notified
cordngly.
Mr. King stated that Mr. Durant had received letters from
the city of baltimore this subject. and that it had
thought proper employ him, authorize him appear
for the city He desired that these letters should be filed
show the fact.
Mr. Durant confirmed this statement and the court ordered
the letters to be filed tomorrow.
The will be resumed this morning
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FIRST DISTRICT CoURT.-Mary Cox yesterday tried
and found guilty Of larceny.
Frank Cons tried for entering and stealing from the
premises of the late John McDonOgh. and acquitted.
John Edwards tried and found guilty of entering
vessel in the night time with intent to steal.
Nole prOseqns entered in the of John Muir.
ply, James Dewitt and Michael Glooly the two former
charged with larceny and the latter with picking pockets.
The GRAND JURY.-A Grand Jury for the Parish of Or
leans, the three months empsnueed yes
terday morning in the First District Court The following
list of the Jurors A. j. Blanc, foreman Pauline Durel,
B. oConnel. w. II. Hoffandzant, Henry Beebe, ]. H..
Owen. ID. "esver, p. Hermann. H. F. Wade, j. w.
Knapp J. p. Desbois. j. Keen E. Smith, A. o. Plauche
and John Cotte.
His honor Judge Laue after the had been
charged them regard Their attention the great
Of crime in the CITY, He stated that the Grand Jury had
noe the existence Of many evils their report which they
had not acted upon.
He hoped that the grand inquest would do better
and have brought before them all for
whom they shall find to have violated the law. His honor
called their attention particularly gambling houses to sci.
ling OF lottery tickets and to cabares where liquor sold
slaves The jury discharged until Friday morning next
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at the Old AUCTION Mart, 81 Camp street
BY VIM. p. SCOTT, Auctioneer.
THURSDAY February 49, precs " be sod
L to the highest bidder without The slghres,
fine new thseepy CA aPETs. 30 and 40 yards each.
fine 1apesry Brussels do 50 and so yards each.
fine Velvet do. 60 and 60 Yards each.
superior Saxon do 50 yards
Terms cash. fell
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n ISSOLUTION-In consequence of the death
ns under the firm Of JOHN DURBRII,GE co csased
,n the LIST inst. WILLIAM DURBRIDGE.
Executor of John Dufhsidge, deceased.
IL The buaineas viii hereafter - conducfed By William
Dusbndge. 80. NewC)yIeans, Jan. TO- 1e6l. jal3
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Household Furniture, Paintings and silver PIate
BY LEWIS FLORANCE, Auct,r.
Office II 0raUier street.
WEDNEaD ~, February l2 hafpast 10 o'ciock-Wi he
w sold, by - -
The FURNITURE in .he house No. Common street, en-
bracng article ior Housekeeping fine Pianoforte
Paintings Silver Plate and Kitchen Uteiisls.
Sale positive. Terms GrI0
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SHERMAN'S
rATEsV ELASTIC
SHOULDER! |! !! |! !. |! Err. BRACE,

EXTRA FLOUR-2OO barrels Albion, in store
fss i& FERD. KENNErr& co. 50 Magazine st,
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PROPOSALS for Building Sehool- house.
Sealed p.cpesh yin he rsceved b. he undersigned an
81 1he rst MnNDAx q March. 1854. fs coqsuacsi.e
Parish Of oIesn ngnt bank q III. vs. according
Alges, Feb 3. 1851. JAMES ALTMAN,
fe4 lot Presdent Of The Police Jau.
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i. o. o. r.
MN - "A n : sI hoWARD LODGE No. is meet. every
Gs Of Tchouptouas and Poydras sheets al
o'cloch Officers for the Present Term.
n f. RcE..........V g. W. Drnrspsa nira. 4
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Jackson, bounded by Rienvle. Cont, st. Patick and
St. Bernard streets. in the First MuncipaIy 1t j. situated
high ground and il contemplated by the Council TO
open the to the Ridge will des rabe location for
Dairyman Gardener 1t will be sold on good terms by
applying to JOHN T. BARRETT,
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1851-07-05
RL A II E,S
FIRE AND WATER PROOF PAINT,
OR ARTIFIClALS slate

For the claims of Mr.. Blake, as Patentcc 10 the
exclusive disposition Of this article, and for the nut
merous and reliable estionias Of its Valuable Quail.
ties they refer to the circular OF Mr. Blake, CON
tanning information sufficient to convince the most
skcptlcal Of its Great Value; also, the opinion OF
the Hon. Daniel Webster as to the validity OF Mr..
Bakes Patent and setting forth the liability 10 legal
prosecution which all persons will incur in prepar-
ing, making, useIng and selling the above named
paint in violation OF his right
For Themselves they would not act as agents for
this article or recommend it to their friends had
they not confidence in the numerous and highly re.
spectacle certificates, from men of science and
practical experience favorably known throughout
the country. Possessing these Essential Proprieties
in addition to those OF ordinary coarse paints such
as Yellow Ochrc, Spanish Brown, Venetian &c.
and requiring much less OIL, and hence greatly d.
minishing the cost; they would recommend the use
Of this paint in their stead,
Its natural shades of Slate and Chocolate, II de
sired, can be changed by adding 81 other highly col
ored paints without affecting its quality. For pre-
serving either Brick or Wood work, this Paint is su
peror to any other, forming a more durable anC
suitable groundwork, becoming hard like Slate ad
ding much to the health of brick houses and tn,
durability Of the walls, by protecting them from OK
tcrnal moisture Especially Is 1t superior to an
other for liulls Of Vessels
Tin roofs well coated with this article, are tn
cheapest and best fire proof roofs in use.
Shingled roots wouldbe materially protected from
FIRE, and rendered more durable il covered with tn
same.
For sale by
JAMES JONES & co.
| -,
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CoME ON-THERE Is ENOUGH FOR
u ALL!.!--The following letter is published
by the proprietors that the public may perceive the
constant demand which exists for Doctor McLane'S
celebrated Worm Specific. They have, however
made such arrangements as will enable them to fill
all orders promptly.
"SoasRvLLE, Tenn, March IS, lS4T.
"Dr MrLane--Dear sir--The Vermigure YOU
left with last fall. has long since been sold, and
could have sold great deal more if had had it,
Since my return from the East, have been called
upou nearly every day to write to you requesting an
iuniediate supply have already tried yonr Yer
mtuCe in my own family, and found it 10 be the
best haze ever used. Eff. MORRISON"
For sale by JAMES JONES & Co.
June II, lsbl-b0-ly.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1851-07-05

NNsLANES VERNiIFUGE.--The effects ofthls
1HA truly extraordinary medicine are most sat-
isactory in all cases in which it has been tried,
No other medicine has ever produced snch effects 50
instantaneously. 1t has emily to be administered,
and relief follows matter of course. 1t has been
used in the practice Of the best physicians Of our
country, and by them pronounced equal, if not SUI
periert 10 any medicine ever offered for the expulsion
Of worms ut is the very medicine which was
wanted, )" is remark addressed to the proprietors
daily Read the following;
"rhis may certify that we have sold DR. McLsne s
American Worm specific, or Patent Vermifuge, the
past year, aud it has giyeu unbounded satisfaction
1t is no imposition on the community, but is what
the author recommends it to be--a universal specific
for those afflicted with worms.
Fl HUGHES s. Co.
MN CsEEx, SrEvBEE &C. Sept I, ls47.
For sale by JAMES JONES 4 Co,
June IL, l85l-50-ly.
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NOMSTOCK's VERMIFUGE.-Th is the
" most extraordinary remedy FOR worms ever
used, e9ectuany eradisatss worms from both
adults and children. It cannot harm the most DELI
cate infant or strongest adult and never fails to CON-
petely root out and destroy all kinds Of worms The
cost 25 cts. per bottle, puts it within the reach Of
ALL and all parents who are without it are exposing
tn lives Of their children to these fell destroyers Of
youth, "worms."
Sold N. York only by Comstock & Brother No.
John St. in Columbus only by JsIlaig in Aber.
deem by Hampton 81 Herndop. feb s-3l-lv.
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JAMES JONES & co.


EAFNESS. -Use DR.. LARzETTis .AcosrlcOiL
Dfor the cure Of Deafness. A,so all those dls'
agreeable noises like tho buzzng Of insects, falling
Of water, whzEing of steam, which are symptoms
OF approaching deafness. Many persons who have
been deaf for len, fifteen or twenty years, and were
subject to use car rumpes, have, after using one or
two bottles thrown aside these rumpcts being made
perfectly well. 1t has cured cases Of ten, fifteen,
and even thirty years standing of deafness.
Sold in n York only by Comstock & Brother, No.
2, John st. inColumbus only by J. Blair; in Aher.
dseu oy Hampton & lIsudon feb 22-S4~ly
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JAMES JONES & co.
June I, lsSl-ly.

nALLEYS ANIMAL GALVANIC is claim
~ ed by its inventor. to possess properties which
Ito the Farmer and Oowner--and those having
charge OF Horses and Cattle, are of the utmost i'm
portance This opinion is not mere pSe diri Of
the roprety, but based upon various, and faithful
trials and applications.
The great propretes of DALLEY's ANIMAL GAL
yASic, are few but positive!
Its prominent feature, and which no other article
excepting DALLEYs (world renowned) PAIN FIX
TRACTOR possesses, is Ito conquer Inflammation I!
In its action 1t is powerful and possesses the pro-
perties of forciby and rapidly drawing from the
blood and eecting all impure matter cleansing the
wounds to which it is applied thoroughly, giving
them healthy tone, and consequently, eilocting a
rapid cure.
In case Of swellings, II well'rubbed on, it checks
and subdues all inflammation in very short time,
and consequently, speedy cure must naturally fol-
low.
Its penetrating power is immense hence, IN va.
rious cases Il has been successfully used in the
cure Of Bone.Spavin,
Il islands to reason, however, that in cases where
the Ointment has first to penetrate hard substance
before il can reach the substratum Of the disease
that longer and more thorough application Is ne
cessary than where the diseased locality can at once
by direct application, be brought under the influence
Of the Ointmsnt--as in cases o. Sores, Gals, IL
mors, Bruises, Broken Kee, sc. &c.
In all Of such disesseit actswlth electric rapidty
Broken Knees it etiectually cures without scar OF
dsocoraticn OF the hair,-so that the injury eanno
Afterwards be traced.
For sale by
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Among the numerous discoveries Science Ia,
made IN this generation 10 facilitate the hnsine.. y
ile--incTease rs enloymenis, and even prolong The
teIm o. hnnan existence, none can b. named ~
more real value 10 mankind. than this contribution
q Chemistry 10 abs Healing Art. A vast trial q
ne virtues throughout Ills broad country, has proven
beyOnd toUtt, that 10 medicine OF combination =.
medicines yet known can 30 surely control and cnre
the numerous varieties Of pulmonary disease which
have hitherto swep, from our mids, thousands and
thousands every year Indeed, there is now abond.
ant reason to believe Remedy has at length been
found which can be relied on 10 cure the most dan
gerous affections OF The lungs Our space here will
not permit " topublsh any proportion Of the cures
affected by ts use, but ne would present the follow
ing opinions Of eminent men, and Ieer further en-
curry to the circular which the Agent below named
will always be pleased 10 furnish free, wherein ara
tuii particulars and ndisPutabie prool Of these facts
From he President of Amherst College, The
Celebrated Professor Hitchcock.
James &. Aycr-6if have used your Cherry
PICTORIAL IN my own Gaze OF deep -seaed Bronchitis
and attn Satisfied from It's chemical constitution. that
Is an admirable compound for the relief of laryn
giol and bronchial difficulties II my opinion as to
~ superior character can be Of any service, Won
are at liberty to use it as you think prope.
EDhAE HITCHCOCK, l.. l.. ID.
From the widely Get bmted
PrrteSSor SiHimdn, w. d., L. h. d., Professor
Of Chemi'try, Minerdlogy, &c, Yale Col.
lege Member Of The Lit. Hist Med.
Phil. and Sciefifc Societies of
America and Europe.
III deem the Cherry pectoral an admirable cc/npo.
slion from some Of the hest articles in the Materia
Medica and very effective remedy for the dis
eases it is intended to cure"
Now Haven, q Nov /, 1870.
MAJOR PATTlSON, President Of the S. c
Senate, states he has used he Cherry Pectoral with
wonderful success, to cure an inflammation Of the
lungs Il
From one Of The Physicians in Maine
SAco, Me, April 26, 1919.
DR.. J. c. Aver, Lowe--Dear Sir. am now
using your Cherry Pectoral in my prc-
tice, and prefer j to any other medicine for puimona-
ny complaints From observation of many severe
cases, am convinced il will cure coughs, colds. and
diseases oil the lungs, that have put to defiance all
other remedies
invariably recommend its use in cases of con.
sumption, md consider it much the best remedy |
known for that disease Respectfully yours
!. 5. CUSHMAN, Nj. ID.
Prepared and sold by James G. Aver, Practical
Chemist, Lowell, Mass.
JAMES BLAIR, Agent.
Columbus. Miss, June %, 1851. 62-tf.
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EAST rNDIAHAIR DYE.

Colors tAs Hair, and riH not the Skin.
THIS dye may DO applied to the hair over night
L the first night turning the lghtest red or grey
hair to dark brown, and by repeating second
night to brigh, JET black ANY person, may there
fore with the least possible trouble, keep his hair
any dark shade or perfect black, with positive as
surance that the dye, if applied to the skin will not
color 1t. BY an occasional application, person
turning grey will never be known to have a grey
hair. Directions complete with the arti lie. There is
no colorng in this statement, one easily test
These facts are warranted by the gentleman who
manufactures 1t. who is the celebrated Chemist, DR..
Comstock anthor of Comstoek's Chemistry, philoso.
ply and other works, and School Books, well known
and widely celebrated BY the public,
Sold in N York only by Comstock e. Brother, No.
Q, John st. in Columbus only BY Blair in Aber.
deem by Hampton &. Herndon feb 22-}4-ly.
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TO THE LADIES.


Thegenuine Balm Of Columbia tor restoring The Hair
"Long hair is glory to woman" says Paul,
And all feel the truth Of the pious quotation;
Preserve it then, ladies, your glory may fall,
Unless you protect it with this preparation.
F you wish rich luxurian head of hair, free
from dandruf and scurf do not fail to procure the
genuine Balm Of Columbia. In cases Of badness,
it will more than exceed your expectations. Many
who have lost their hair for twenty years, have had
1t restored to its original perfection by the of this
balm. Age, state, or condition, appears to be no OBJ
stacle Whatever; it also Causes the fluid to How with
which the delicate hair tubes is filed by which
means thousands [whose hair was gray as the Ash
attic eagle have had their hair restored to its natural
color by this invaluable remedy In all cases of fs-
yer viii be found the most pleasant wash that can be
used. few applications only are necessary TO keep
the hair from failing out 1t strengthens the roots
it never fails to impart rich glossy appearance and
as perfume for the toilet il is urequaned. 1t holds
heee times as much as other miscaIed hair restora,
tives and is more eifectual.
CAurloN,-Neyer buy it unless you find the name
OF C0mstock& Co propretors on the wrapper of each
bottle, or you are cheated with a counterfeit article
Sold in N. Yourk only by Comstock & Brother, No
9, John ST. in Columbus only by J. Blair +; in Aber.
deem by Hampton Herndon. fed 22-34-ly.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1851-07-05

u HEUMATlSM,-Com Nerve and Bone
IA Liniment, is warranted to cure any case OF
Rheumatism, Gout, Contracted Cords and Muscles,
Or stiff joints, strengthens weak mds, and enables
those who are crippled to walk again. Use this ar
tice and be cured, 60 without II and suffer, you
will
Sold in New York only by Comstock g. Brother,
Ne. ? Johnst. in Columbus only BY J. Blair; in
AA>'.isas b. n-r7n'o- s Ha,sa-- fer er-3t ly
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r ONGLEY'S GREAT WESTERN INDIA
= d A L L -

r ONGLEY'S GREAT WESTERN INDIAN
~ PANACEA.--l. For colds and feverish feel
ings and preventing fevers 9. for Asthma Liver
Complaint and Bilious affections ). for DarrhGa
Indigestion and loss Of appetite; O. for stomach az
fectons, dyspepsia, piles, rhumatsm, The great
points are it is not bad to take, never gives pain and
never leaves one costve.
Dyspepsia and Liver Complaints cured, and all
Western and Southern ieyers prevented, in every
case by The use Of longleys Great Western Indian
pacea, warranted to cure the most severe cases Of
the above complaints. Loss Of appetite bilious az
fcctions and Indigestion are permanently cured by
its use, The great points are, is not bad to take
II does not leave the bowels costive and mover gives
pain in its operations. This PanaCea will remove
all the bad bile from the stomach and give tone to
system, and keeps off attacks Of malignant fcvers.
II the stomach is in healthy state and the pores of
the skin are open, so as to admit of free eXhaaton
from the body there can be no attack of fever This
office the Panacea will positively perform and we re-
commend all to try this article if they wish to en-
sure health during the year AS a family medicine,
It'll unparalleled for coughs, colds, and all diseases
of the blood, and kidney and scrofula complaints
Sold in N. York only by Corastock & Brother, No.
0, John St. in Columbus only by ], Blair in Aber-
deem by Hampton & Herndon. feb 29-34-ly
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1851-07-05

AAlEChWSh AIICOpucIVuS
The Great Cure for Badness, Gray Hair
Scurf and DandruF
4 LII cases Of baldness, weak or thin hair, will be
n restored and strengthened gray hairs will be
prevented and changed to their original color
Scurf and dandrua wiz be entirely removed, and the
hair under all clrcum distances and at all ages be kept
healthy, soft, glossy and curly, TO the latest period
of life
The Tricopherous is wholly different in its compo-
sition from all other articles Of the name or for
similar purpose, Il Is intended TO act through The
skin upon the nerves. bloodvcsses and absorbents
connected with the root or bulb Of the hair 10 rouse
and snstain healthy action In these, and thus pro.
ducc a new and luxuriant head OF hair.
CAUTION
Beware Of vile counterfeit, under the same name
sold for 95 cents. Many Ladies' and gentlemen have
been entrapped to purchase this article, and the 70.
suit has been the entire destruction Of their hair.
Read Clirehugh's Treaties on the Hair" accom-
panying each bottle.
For sale al the Drugstore Of
TAYLOR IL MCCARTHY.
Feb 8, 1851 n32-u