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Y CoNnsscIAL BULLETIN This able jour
-, yesterday morning, gave us the assurance
that there Il SONS enterprise in NEW Orleans jour
nalism, when circumstances call it into play. Not
snofe than six weeks ago, q devastating conAagra-
ton. in it, career swept the Bulletin Office, so far
as materials were concerned, out Of existence. The
shock was one calculated to shake the confidence
OIL newspaper proprietor, who did not happen 10
be located in the heart of city Gas in New York
or Phiadelphia) where pe-foundries, presses. and
~ sorts Of printing materials abound near him. Ii
had not that effect on Col. Seymour. He went to
work at once, and judciously produced, in the
meantime, the best paper he could, while he dis
patched an order for a new and full office, to be
shipped here, SO coon as practicable Yeste rday's
number ofthe Bulletin introd16d he new :. form.
and pressure" The appearance was handsome
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TnE RAILRoAp CoNvKNTIoN.-The delegates
viii assemble here on tomorrow. The action Of
this body will be Of great importance to New Or
leans. Doubtless the vexed question of where the
Jackson Railroad shall be built, will be determined
We have carefully abstaiped from expressing a
preference for either Of the proposed routes, as we
hssfelt assured that the delegates would have the
full reports Of Surveyors and Engineers, on which
to act understandingy
PARoDI This sthe day which the great prima donna
expected TO arrive in New Orleans. Apartments have been
ecd ps Der and suite At the st. Louis iots. Her first
oope 4 take place On Monday. and certain thai
~ 1llenis will b duly appreciated BY the
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ST. HELENA--Cape Of Good Hops-fhe Kat.
frs.-A Boston dispatch of The Sd, notices an arri-
val at New Bedford, with late advices from St.
Helena. Accounts had been received at the Isl.
and from the Cape of Good Hope informing that
the Governor, with about five hundred English
soldiers. scantily provided, had been surrounded
in a fort by about eight thousand Kaffirs. This
intelligence we had before, but the present arrival
says it was expected that the Regiment at St.
Helena would be ordered Immediately to the Cape
of Good Hope. tN
At the date of this departure from St. Helena,
there were seven slave vessels condemned, and
about eight hundred slaves on the Island. Three
more prizes were daily expected.
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PUBLIC SCHOOL NOTICE,

NJ The undersigned hereby gives notice that he will
the supernienden ROOM No Is Municpa Hail. every FRIDAY
rom 10 to II o'clock A NJ for the purpose Of receiving
aminng bills and communications, and attending any
business requiring his action during the OF the Board
Charges against the Lycen Library lectures and salaries
oil its officers properly certified y that Commteethe pay roll
eaehr all bills for rents OF scoohouse porers services in
accordance with existing conaemay then be presented for
prevail without the intervention Of the Committee
All other claims must be audited by that Committee and
by the Board OF Directors before the gned upon
the Treasurer for them
ANY communications for the undersigned touching
the Public Schools should be left with JOHN CALHOUN ESQ.
Secretary of the Board his office in Municipal Hail.
j. 8. COPIES,
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PUBLIC SCHOOL NOTICE,

~ In pursuance of resolution passed the Board Of Public
School Directors on the 81 OF April the Committee Teachers
receive applications for the situations of Teachers New
Schools soon to be organized until the l7h inclusive
Applications may be left with any Committee Mr. Shaw
or Mr. Calhoun the Secretary Of the Board.
10 Those who have examined the Committee
at room No. IL Municipal ALL the 18th ns O'Clock P M
for that purpose. VIM B. LINDSAY,
N. X. JENNINGS, I c..
J. $. CLENDENlN, I oomhi'ee
ID. BYRNE,
New Orleans, April T. 1851 Municipality No. Two APPS OF
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FREE NEGROES IN MARYLAND.-On the Sd
inst, an important bill was reported in the Reform
Convention relating 10 the free neer in the State
of Maryland The bill Authorizes the Legislature
to pass laws for the removal of free negroes from
the State, and for the prevention of their immi-
grating into the State. 1t also disqualiies them
from holding property, and prohibits the manu-.
mission of slaves except on The condition of their
leaving the State within thirty days after the right
of freedom shall accrue.
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~ In accordance with resolution of the Joint Internal
Improvement COMMITTEES of New Orleans and Lafayette
noce hereby given that convention of the friends of the
proposed Railroad from New Orleans to Jackson. Miss will
be held in the city New Orleans on the third Wednesday
Q6th in April next. The survey of the route from New
Orleans by the coast and West of Lake Maurpas to the
state ne having been completed the report, with The sur.
veys Of the engineer will be submitted to the convention
hoped that delegates said convention will be gener
ally appointed. and will punctualy attend
committee Of arrangements.
GEOReE CLARK, First Individuality
Q. D. YANCEY, Second Municipality
G. HooPER. Third Municipality,
March 20, 1851, p, N, WOOD, LAFAYETTE.
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L. $. BURRIDGE, nj. d., Dentist,

VfUW 1Otk,J
x have made arrangements with my uncle, Dr. L. s..
10 continue his Dental Practice and take this mode to
solicit the patronage of his former uatrons and TO
u offer my services to the public branches of
oenai science, l.. s. d.
Parmy Row, Lafayette Square anil 2dp
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INDEPENDENCE, Mo. The Occidental Mes
senger says that quite number of steamers have
been arriving there from below since the middle of
last month Freight from st. Louis to Indepen.
dence is charged seventy-fve cents per one hun
dred pounds.
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LAcosrE CREvAssE. - This most formidable
cfevssse> has been stopped efsctuay, within a few
days BY Messrs. Davis, McLanathan, Graham and
Martin, and under very unfavorable and dis.
costaging circumstances The breach was about
one hundred and seventy feet wide--the old levee
atgcne, leaving an average depth of nine feet Of
waaef over the inner or new levee. The break
tcok place on the 18th Of last month"; and on the
"a instant these gentlemen undertook to stop it for
stipulated sum. if successful, or nothing il they
faiied and although once, during their progress
their whole work was swept away, {on Sunday
night, 9th inst) yet they finally succeeded and BY
the l1th inst, had the breach entirely closed
making eight days from the time of commencine
tne JOB These gentlemen, we learn, stopped a
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~ The NATIONAL MEDICAL ASSOCIATION will mee,
Charleston, South Carolina the first TUESDAY in May 1851
A. HESTER.
IL City papers will please copy apll
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FURTHER ADVICEs about JONES,
Coral Hair Restorative.

FURTHER ADVICES about JONES'
Coral Hair Restorative.
Fun many year wigs have been worn,
Cause Of our hair have been shorn;
IT was sickness caused the loss severe,
So wigs were instead Of Hair.
We see Gods goodness does appear,
He sends give Hair
growth that only Nature owns,
The CORAL RESTORATIVE, now made by IoNEs
In application he wise bewarel
Or on your hands will grow out Hair;
So, fearing Il would trouble prove
On application u glove.
Its wondrcus virtues should be known,
Not on this Continent alone;
The press should now in hand
And make the wondrous expand.
to" For sale by ]. WRIGHT g. CO. Sole Aesns
apli52ip ISL Chartres street
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NOTICE TO MARINERS.
Gus o m h O use.
I'm a

CustOm o Sc.
NEW ORLEANS, April 1851.
u The light-ship PLEAsANToN will be re-
moved from her mornings within the ten days
point about miles West by South of her present posi-
ton. As she is mooed her exact bearings will be
published. laps 10t1 VIM. FRERET, Collector.
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When the theory Of the circulation of the blood was
exposed We saw and understood that he tood
We eat was converted INTO blood, which repaired the
heat the internal fires tn and inyiroroe our inner
man. The blood electric fnid which carries this heat
he hair horny nail While The blood thus he ea Of
strength: S; =. TOWNsEND's SARsAPARILLA
gives blood the necessary throw itself all
impurities thus rendering the stream of life pure healthy
men were more sincere there would be fewer religious
creeds and II they kept closer natures In the man
asemen oil their bod they would require little medicine,
AS men grow more Intelligent they will become and
napier even their wi dom by
when hssas them they s. p Townsends Sarsa
parma which soon restores them to health. II peculiarly
adapted 10 ms climate and requires extra when
used either in diet clothing. II should be always in Inc
house. so that upon the first Indication of sickness
Jne Dote IN The beginning more potent for good
man dozen after the sickness is fixed in the system In
eods coughs, asthma, rhepmatsm cosveness eyers and
az acute heavy or deep seated p"ins. effects will be
found beyond all praise. Ii will like charm often chr
dangerous malady ut once aynp monhs nj s,ckne..
and the evils thereto attending. Remtnenber s. p Town
emu Safsapas Is known and fully tested medicine one
throughout the civilized world 1t quietly suueranr ri,
oter medic ne VI takes only thai blood yyhbh
$ me csue OF weakness and paIn, leaving health and
That relshss all kinds OF cd For sale by
j, Wight x co, Only Agents,
apl4 OF up Isl Charities street.
SICkLES g. co.
DRUGGISTS and APUTHECARIEs Nos 40 and ~ Canal
- street New orlehnslnporers OIL and Wholesale Retail
DRUGS,
MEDICINES
PERFUMERY,
SURGICAL INSTRUMENTS. etc.
would call the attention Of Planters Physician, and Dealer, thu
any ssh assortment OF articles in their arriving
u PLANTATION and FAMILY MEDICINES nut I'm with
carr eu GUARANTEED fresh and genuine mills 2dp
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From the Express of Saturday Evening.

nv BOSTON, Apn s.
The excitement throughout the city continued
all last night, and up to this hour to-day is acqu-
ring an intensity as general as it is threatening to
the peace Of the city.
The abolitionists, under the stimulus OF the in
cendiary speeches made on the Common last night,
are drumming up their forces in every quarter,
with view, it is sad to resist at all hazards the
return of the fugitive.
An immense crowd of people, greatly excited, is
hanging about the Court house but no collision,
save in some few individual cases, has yet taken
place.
The court is strongly guarded. Marshal Turkey
has taken every precaution to put down the first
demonstration OF disorder that may be threatened
As ! send off this dispatch, further testimony in
the case is taken in court.
The result will soon be announced. Shall tee-
graph you Immediately
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FORM ON THE MissIssIPrL--On the night of
.,as The 4ih, there was an unusually severe
~. r;s ME Upper Mississippi, which ragged along
s,aams, r,Ash much violence, and damage. The
,rsish,.a a,sisier, bound Tor ST. Louis, heavily
,h,e.. 80 y esught in it, and was compelled to
royl - sbout Two hundred barrels Of
in dam ,,'a,a, sar nom sinking. The PORK ies
""'''' anu wM mobably prove loss.
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iHE klvERs-At latest dates, the Ohio, Ten.
nesee and Cumberland were rising.
On the Lower Rapids. in the Upper Mississippi
there were five and half feet water on the 6tb.
and falling. s
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TnE SUPREME CouRr.-An unusual number
# important opinions were read yesterday
abstracts Of which we shall give tomorrow. The
Court will meet for the rest Of the season at nine
o,clock
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The proceedings of the great Union Meeting in
Mobile, on Saturday night last, are published, and
show that the true spirit Of patriotism pervaded the
immense assemblage. The names of the most
dlsting uished gentlemen in that portion of the
State, wings and democrats, are identified with the
official report of the proceedings. They noby be-
gun the work and will not cease from their labors
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HE GREAT UNION DEMONSTRATION IN Mo-
BILE-Ihere was no mistaking the demonstration
last night. The meeting was, without exception,
one OF the very largest ever held in Mobile. The
spacious hall OF the Alhambra was crowded in
every nook and corner, ard large numbers went
away unable to gain admttance. The speaking
was of the highest order, and excited the most en-
thusiastc paudits of the vast assemblage. The
resolutions received with demonstrations of
the warmest appreciation, and everything went off
with the greatest eclat' We have time for
further remarks this morning. The proceedings
will be found in columns, and will attract
attention. We particularly commend to the atten-
ton and admiration of readers the elegant and
truly patriotic letter of the Hon. Benjamin G.
Shields, of Marengo, who arrived in the city Fri
day evening, from Washington, and was COM
PEELED to leave for home before the meeting COM
menced last evening
The Flag of the Union is thrown to the breeze
in Mobile Mobile Advertiser, 18th inst
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-H STEAMBOAT ~ n
DEPA RT U Il ES.


4prI. Steamer. Captain. Hour. Destnason.
Tues, Is PRINCESS NO. ,, Holmes o'clock -..1icksbsg
NANloPE Castillo, l2 O'Clock .httcsapas
DOVE. Box O'Clock. Arkansas Ris~
FLORIDA. Giber,en. DO clock ..Mobt.s
:. . nhoLA, Kay 5 O'Clock ..dssa'id' 10
IOWA, Carter 4 O'CLOCK .....-.......--..S. Louis
. FANNY SMITH, Richards, o'clock. .LouisriAs
81. CHARLES, Sutton, 8 O'Clock. Mobile
"su w. osiLE Frost, O'Clock notILs
:, Dos " ELL. j. T. Larose 10 ocock. CoGst
" ANNA, Johnson, 10 O'Clock ..,. Bayou Gross Tete
. - MIN HENRY, Landry, o'clock ST. Louis
suLTANA, Cable o'clock.. -...............s, hop,s
. 4, Mnu,C.m oln oei'ck .-MobAs
MohlOAN, irun, o'clock Nashpius
BELViDERE. Lodwick, IL o'clock . Wabash Riser
Thurs, IL MARY FOLEY. Dalieres O'CLOCK Latourehs
" CALIFORNIA, Reynelds,4 O'Clock. AdobLs
TEXAS, Caoorne, 10 o'clock Fort Tosnsend
Bat, 49, D. b. MosSf. kercheya- 70 O'Clock lnahapas
" MUSIC, strsck. 9 o'clock. .......... Latourh.
" Z. d. WHITE, Brady, s'elsck. Williamson
Mond, 81 MONTGOMERY, Estes. O'Clock. pr,.csto,
UAceran ORIENTAL. Parkinson, o'clock ptt,b,rx
" J. MORRsETT, Findren, s'clock. Anaka,a.
" G. W. KENDALL, Norton " o'clock .Cinsinnati
" HUNGARIAN, Warmnn. ............ -. Cincinnau
BELLE CREOLE, White o'clock. ........piksb,ng
BIT. LOUIS, Taylor, o'clock .s Louis
BRIDE, Amaden, O'Clock. st. Louis
COLUMBUS, Pest o'clock 81. outs
PRIDE OF THE WEST. Rogers, |? O'Clock 81,
PACIFIC, Fhbsn, o'clock .-s. Lonis
ihoQuos, Lee. O'Clock .......-..-si Louis
BuENA VISTA, Lamethe o'clock ST. Louie
ST. JAMES. Powers o'clock 81. Louis
" L. P. McNEhI., Becker, q O'Clock. .NsmphH
GEN. WORTH. jerks. O'Clock Memphis
" AMERICA Johnson O'Clock. ..Noshsias
BosToNA, Price, O'Clock. .LouisriAs
" GEN. LAFAYETTE Bentley O'Clock. LouisSiHs
ALAMO, Reed. O'Clock. .Opaehitn River
MONROE, Gwsrney. O'c,esk .............. pa:os
s." sALuDA. Page o'clock. Yasoo River
-sos
HUNTSVILLE, Capt Pe positively isavs fHis D12 a. IL
O'Clock, A M, Tor FOrence Tuseumei. ia; and Eanpm
It B.. Z POydr sre.r
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10. Try JONES' LILY WHITE, II you ID look fair,
With its wonderful qualities compare
II beauty improves, makes the hectic look fine,
The saow look white, and the white look sublime.
To be had ut the Depot where all thing pure
Isl CHARITIES street, then you apl4 ct 2dp
IT, For sale by J. WRIGHT s. co. Sole Agents.
ap IA g. 2tpg ISL Charities street
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BILOXI FIRE BRICKS,

LEEDS FOUNDRY, August 3, 1885,
A. me REQUEST Of Mr. Kendall put into our furnace in
the very best Scotch Fire Brick Tic Scotch Brick mete
1ghtV; Mr. kendasnot at all. neither broken cracked.
LEEDS & co,
1S we now ready tosuppy planters with our
greatly improved FIRE BRICKS $l2. Orders left at
Kendall, Voc Co.'S or at our office on the New Cans,
will be promptly attended to-
WILLIAM II. EAGER,
mig 2dptf Agent of Biloxi Steam Brick Works
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Arrivals. at Principal Hotels. April IA.

n .i "a Nv Dunn, Stiles, Mobile N GovenJ B
MteSs. La Ms'sn, Ala e Dudley, Flower. NC "
rrrague' n Sohoh Dcneho Miss Mitsgas,er, NY j
II Rozininky ' "'' " ''"
-r wwAvEKLE9 HOUSE ..George Greene VIM d Greene
~ ~ = " iil' !ohp Burrh Ark DR. Griffith, Ala; William
Conn, MI 'bhari and lady, Miss Nudegate. '
f 20 Ehn vEHANDA tsaac Read, John Barker Miss;
va HARRIS Jacob Spikes VT Rollins Boston.
M Mash, A Dunbar, Mississippl, s~' - A -" :
3 kempe and LADY, .' &c, = -ouai'on' 4
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York. These gentlemen may (through the law of tickle
my back and III scratch your elbow, get clear OF osnsurs
from their brother Legislators. bat they will never wash their
skirts, think to the satisfaction of the people
day or two ago drove of eight nine dromeda-
passing through Church street. These great unsainy
big onted camelke creatures, were destined presume
for the sthmus of Panama, where thought they may
prove better care than mules and much larger bur.
dens The mulsteers will not put more than $50 pounds on
single beast and this weight has to be about equally divided
Like the camel the dromeday splendid fellow for taking
big load through unwatered desert OF hot sand The
Bacran dromedary Is distinguished from other camels by
having only one hump.
This morning, in Broadway, saw drove Of another
description, viz about dozen Shetland ponies, ranging
through all the degrees Of comparison - small. smaller,
smales The least was large threeday old calf
Thsrsday attracted by crowd Of laborers around the
door of importer opposite the Postoce looked into the
store and found half full of On nqung the cause
told that the sorekeeper had advertised that morning
for porter, and all these applicants for the
place! .s
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OoAoHrTA AND BLACK RiyERs.--The Southern
nasoea'e mentions a fall in the Ouachita From
Iuo'nef source, we learn that Black River is going
"~p. In that region the public mind is now re.
eved on the subject of high water, for the present
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~, Bosros, April s.
The examination into the case OF the fugitive
slave Simms, was continued this morning before
the Commissioner.
The captain, mate and sailor, of the brig M
~ ). q. Gilmore, were examined and testified
that they left Savannah, for Boston, on the 22d of
February; that they saw Simms on the wharf at
Savannah, few days before sailing.
That he asked the cook for situation and was
refused. When off Boston light, the prisoner was
found by the mate, hid in the forecastle that he
was confined In the vessel by the captain while in
the harbor, but managed to escape on shore at
South Boston, by forcing the lock Of the cabin and
stealing the briggs boat.
That he told them he came on board the brig at
Savannah the night before they sailed This
closed the evidence for the claimant. Counsel for
the defence then announced that they had no evil
dence to offer. An affidavit of the fugitive was
read, stating that his freedom was purchased by his
father when he was five months old.
That his Tree papers in the possession of
Morris Potter, OF Savannah and that he desires
delay to obtain them-that he never heard of James
Potter, his alleged MASTER until yesterday morn
ing. No notice was taken of the papers.
Mr. Aantoul then announced that he designed to
argue the constltutionalty of the law, as to the
right OF a Commissioner to sit upon the case-trial
by Jury, ETC., and asked postponement until
Ihursday--the Court would only grant till Mon
day, at II o'clock, when the argument will be
heard.
The city is more quiet-but large crowd in
collected about the Courthouse though no VIC.
lence is manifested
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LATER STILL.

'Tis great for with I, can cope,
The tamed the celebrated SOAP
IT was mate by JONES--'t is sold by WRIGHT
If saliow, it will make you white.
Your feckes all win disappear,
And cheeks fresh blooming will appear
No yellow hue will longer larry
Use it, if you marry
Your beauty will insure you hope
By the of JoNEs's CHEMICAL soApi
For will make every rinpie and frecsle slope,
And then with you cope.
ID" For sale by j. WRIGHT & co. Sole Agents,
ipii Ct 2dp ISL Cbsrrr, street
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MAIL FROM SANTA FE. - The Occidental
Messenger, Independence, Mo-, thus notices the
arrival Of a mail from Santa Fe on the 18th ult.,
and the cray observations Of those who came
with it.:
This mail arrived on yesterday. From Mr. J.
Sreeter, the manager, we learn that they left
Santa Fe on the 10th. The roads as far as Los
Vegas were very bad. Passed company of
Mexican traders from chihuahua, bound for indie
pendence. Met the outward mail on the 10th
near McNees creek. Came up with party of
Cheyennes at the Willow Barnet party of the
same at the lower crossing of the Cemirone. All
friendly. Met Captain Ewing's train about the
goth on the dry route near Coon Creek their
animals in good order. On the 22d met F. X.
Aubry near Plum Butte. On the 25th met Gov
ernment wagons, with provisions, on their way to
the new Fort. Weather fine, and roads good from
the Moro to this place. Business in Santa Fe
dull"
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mississippi River, at Lake Providence, La, was
'l' leceoing last week, and there was revival Of
ncpe Tor crop yet, in Carroll Parish, and on the
Mississippi side near il.
Al sickahurg, the fall was rapid. The Wing Of
saturday says that it had fallen Two feet during
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White Linen and Cotton Shirts, late styles;
Tented Striped and Figured Muslin Stirtl;
,iauze Merinn Gauze Flannel Cauze Cotton iTnI.rxb,
6ause sax anu Lse Thread tniershrts and drawers;
Striped gnd PLAIN silk Half Hose;
Striped and p lin Cotton do do
Cotton Haf Hose, with sk Eeet
Linen and l.isle Thread Hat Hose;
Light and Dark Coiored Six Gloves;
Linen and Lisle Thsead do
Also
No beautiful assortment of Crayats Su,pend,r. Sill
Linen Handkerchief etc. etc.
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CONNECTICUT ELEcTIoN.-In our Saturday $
issue there was brief dispatch, relating to this
election. The following. from the Louisville Jour
NAILS Geographic news, is day later, and gives a
different completion to the result. We ought to
have published this yesterday, but having been
attached to the telegraph accounts from Europe, it
was overlooked:
NEW HAVEN, Conn.,, April S-9pM
The election has resulted in the choice, in the
First District, Of Charles Chapman, wing; Sec
ond, G. M. lngersoll, democrat; Third, c. S. Ceve-
land, free soiler; Fourth, ]. B. Butler, wing. In
the House there are SO wings and IS democrats,
and probability that II wings more to the Senate
will be returned. There was no choice for Cover
nor. Seymour had plurality. .p
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S9S22CrE1se Shirts.

ALFRED MUNROE IL co.
apps 2pf a M,,,,;,. 49,,