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Apegssd January 9. 1851. \ c.o..-.. No.,
ms sops: II. BIER. cls1 a. : o'SsAA'' ''a'
specifications
For fences and ont buildings for SchootAorse on
the corner Of Richard and Penant~ streets,
in tie Frs Ward, Second Mnnsapality.
an ~ fence fronting Rchad I'd fees a streets e
IA. Is ~. have We
vi sss :. sil S.'ss 3
8 sstss paced a. The saseyos may Sp eci
cos ssss TSs eHos e S sas ss sas II
s ep~!nS alley running from Richard street and from
pyss Be- buit ssh cedar posts place
on he nailed to the
W. ,p g. TOP and bottom on The end joints to Be white
e I.sds fences to run as the Surveyor may direct An
vaults e vide ~ Sy dsep
lp wh sinch wall all round Each psy e be divided Int.
pieces d tiics top about issis inches The
es ct 90 ss al roof
The pyies to be built with IL inch mill dressed tongued
s R
e e Re Sssf s e ss s n
f:.s ss 60 FAINT a. al s a.ss
is s Cd x "a wood house Iozls feet built under the
ss : & eSi Asds h00' sides boarded up with
Ct to sn Be
IT. dFRsd and beaded and painted three cuss boh SIDES
Al lumber for the above pecifed work to be best yellow
pine oyp,ess all ousde to be free of sap The whole
h s. n y SsSr o%
= centrsct
III 6ewea us bo y s To- to Ss s 70
Paynsnn to be made ia cash one when The work i
half done the balance when he whole Is completed
specifications
fov Ls,sces a'a ont 4aAasngstor Sehool-house on
& No Tkco =.
An, 60
the fence fronting Dryades street to be built with
go9q ceda! post about placed than apart
bottom board il inches wide IL thick. with Sevaled
sss VA piac s !, T , aaa 70 De
- y ~! som tns top END q pan3 to have two gates
~ Is ~ TO ~, ri hi:b re .rsas Wns Two coats
- dfsdns d. %, and ssoand he prives. to be bull
geets Mt p,aced NOT more than feet apart, feet
9ovefea with boards 6eveIei on the edges.
- i M @ ~ - ~ pSa.ss Wisa ZAP On TOP and bottom
~ W. nv;es To be IL fae, Ian, ,v e..,
vault 2 y Y isss wide BY "A s long feet deep bicked
sx apartloent with .sst and dom n anon rh a io
kays pece 81 lattice n ton sbout ncs me sV1 10
n - rsd ~ AZ .s5 ~, X evua e ne noofs
IS ventiistosr n \, @ @ y esleanns vaos 70
The privss 10 be built with inch Mill
md ssoce flooring more Than s inches wide, placed
plough groove 10 prevent tbe water to , 10 nave
apron over the side the doos are @ s pe
with Blskss Patent Metallic Pain, 70 De PANIED
wA9l s Y ed! two s, coats w ,'''a''
inc niant ~ IL pank moor sides boarded up with
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French LANGUAGE,

PROFESSOR A. DUCHIRON.-PAvate Les
sons in the above Transitions from English into French
Apply A the office Of the Crescent, the corner OF
4el.olo anu aIlope streets dill
SHoOkLAN WAREHOUSE CUMPANl-The
= Brooklyn Warehouses, AFiers opposite New Oreans
sIe nnW n readiness to receive PRODUCE from the WEST
anu NDlSE from the MORT N intended for re.
;npnent Haxng $500 feet front the ver with wlarves
Va rom q the Warehouses by which goods Immediately
conveyed without trayage the weather nmDl,
loading OF shps. ~ a."
Charges fixed low rates, and every accommoda
ton offered to the Merchants the city a. the Shinne in
e upper county. II is the wish of the Ompany In enual
ne conyeniehces of the Alta e Dock, Of New York "
TO visit the premises " 'i'''eu
leans. II i TASEV S -'uMoi-
References " r. Gedles Price Frost Il Co. i w
St"nton y Co: X. +. Nichas ~ - 1o'' e - - y
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NrOT1 n n AYoRALTy OF NEwORLRANs, Feb. 2, 1851.
IN rs.an,a Is hereby given, in virtue of the above
i7th insi AZ 70 mat will sell my office, on MONDAY
for rnshlnr al ock NJ, 10 the lowest bidder the contr
Road on ona we necessay material and laying Plank
ABLY to specicntons from howad Jacob street. agree
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a. r. COCHRAN q CO..

-,supo,, co,,.,,o.2! !sheset,eSSi2as Street,
have sways' an S,o Or FRUITS NUTS, WINES, etc.
CAROLINA SEED cow PEAS busbsis gem.
siGs6q6 drums new sagrn aa' suoSi,, Eone.
afMoNDssSp b bs an ID 81 s9i, P sG
PEGANs BRAzif SUTSs 'a aai F1 r. SS3UTFFssso
g sFssfFS ksSSs el 2 a s bags,
IhIINE 0lL-50J baskets pints and quarts plagnc,;n
a ba s,e third bo sDS se bosss
BnANbIlEsoVa rio ns q nafGaa a'0'''~ ''''
ani 5fRs 6;p aRsc hs at aSa'
al! Kinds of Foreign Frnits, etc.; ~"
gITRoNs1,s3H9S boxes superior Genoa Citrons;
sAtGaRoS AM SERMYC HE I.s2 iaSSd aa:i. @
3. sss gq. No
Pow nSTes f'a'' s7 Superior s,
CEMENT-2000 bbls, Newark, Denman's ,nd
RosendsJe U store and landing from ship Oswego barEs
s fnu a1FS fS s sfRS P' ifs By CO. ,s
pLASTER PARIs-300 bbIs. Wo1heTSnooa7.
jas w New i5aS e s VI co IA, omma,
lME-l5Oo barrels Thomaston. in store saJ
ieas IaYns i I6H IN q sHrRouD co ls oomm..
CRANBERRlEs-i5O pkgs, Whole haiaas..1
.,g guart,rs in store and for sale bS naVes and.
lszo a: D. GRlEFF Co IS, 30 and a2 Old Leve
BuIIERo7oO kegs prime Western am r..
b G lSS,ifP = 9 e. 40 1 e M !.
ONDON AND DUBLIN PORTER 90. ~ =;
iss @-- " i6a 81 r. 2SG-i e ' sso Py p,.
PLAsTERING HAIR-In bbds NM. -
Jas 'sF' Tor '''i ii STROUD CO. l.s o.mm.. s.,
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lady ST Louis had top her head that threatened
spread All over the scalp The hair left hare snot
ne sle Of ndoar That was running she used the Musng
Iniment on IL, and II not only healed sore hut M
beautiful crop Ct hair! She now uu = 1 49,. - d
sHi 1t Is the best Hair Tonic ever saw 6i IL w.
uu glossy like appearance the hair that she ha,l s,er
4 obtaining before. ~ wv a"NSee"eu
all par o the w ''' ""lS 'euIlls OF
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JuHR nurLsH, Jr.
FEM LIE MEDICINE



This extract OF Sarsapara has been expressly prepared
reference to female complaints No female who has reason
% suppose she IS approaching that critical PERIOD rhe Tun
Of Life should neglect to take certain pre-
tor any oil the numerous horrible diseases which female
subject at this time OF te This period may be delayed
cr several years by using this medicine Nor yua
ole Tor those who are approaching womanhood,
tng the system Indeed this medicine is invaluable 70, a.
l1e delicate diseases to which subject Ii brace,
me whole SYSTEM renews permanently the
~ removing the impurities OF the body fn stimua
ing us TO produce subsequent relaxation CHS
most medicines taken for female weakness disease BY
using few bottles OF this incidence many severe and painful
aurgical 0peratons may be evented. -
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HAyoRALTY OF NEW ORLEANS, Jan. 81, 1851.
NOTICE is hereby given that will sell, in virtue
Z q ~ above resolution. at my Office on MONDAY
1yln AZ Of February next atl2 oclock M the loves
0od1 ~ cq9ocs specified in The above resolution and ii
with te specifications 70 be furnished by the Sur
XeyQf. klelJ A. ID. CROssMAN Mayor.
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ATENCY OF
ARBOUIN, MARETT g. co, COGNAC,
ME undersigned having been appointed Agent
- for the old established house of Arhoun Mareu a.
- prepared to receive orders for their very superior
toGNAC BRANDlES, upon the liberal terms IN he
dog If fWGi III ' * T is,iueu'
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Dagls,s ?Erap Of Hild CherTp ana Tar-We wound oal
EehtiOn TO the Of this valuable medicine in an
ether column. Several cases of aautry effects M anm
under our personal obsevaon and therefore
iecomment it to the aifieedEd. NJ j. Tpsskiy pis;ts,-
nd ItnpsrGnek Sel!.Lns!. LLral.lln.l Ecb 2 ls41
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GREAT BLESSING To MoraERs Annnn,Lnn

Ill N,
1t is the safest and e1ecua medicine for purifying
the system, and relieving the safengs attendant upon uh
prh tyer discovered. 1t strengthens both mother and
ghid prevents pam and disease increases and
iood; those who have used it think Indispensable, Il
highly useful both before after Confinement az il r
vents diseases attendant upon childbirth costivenss pile
cramps, swelling OF the feet dependency heartburn vom
lng pam n the back and joints, false palms. hemorrhage
anu IN the secretons and eaualzing circua
uon IL mas no equal The great virtue of this medicine is
Is always safe, and the delicate and most successful
very lew cases require other medicine in some tte
castor oil or magnesia useful. Exercise in the omen
and night food with this medicine will always insure safe
confinement, -u'7
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P9RT CARBON, February 90 ls47-.hsssrs. Robinson,
oavs syrup Of Wild Cherry and Tar viii the lead M
u our part oi the country am 1t, and have n hnf
ozen bottles bespoke have been asked so often Tor Or
DauiS'S De2hrGtfpe E1traet and Joseph DayIsis H,,
<tnaent mat nave taken the liberty Of writing FOR an
gehcy for the above articles, if agreeable You II So pess
re ne word and send two dozen of each with iage
now Ellis Respectfully your, SAHL. r. hrxPToN
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e neaIu o. he sns'eg Lien blugh and used eced
flu well,
man near LOUISVILLE Ky, bad negro had ,inainr
sores on both ms legs They he
Suul he the He Ok cured bbT a
me Mustang Llnment. and used according 10 The IN
munh the healed. -
on seqrep OF pste[s0grg ILL., had daughter years cid
running sore, az had been for than m
no good They were persuaded Mustang pment and IN
head uf hair the ~ '"N oeau''u
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e-z.. m corner Camp and GravleT streets.
l.ETURNo. iai0 ostf1 p Il, MASSEY
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Extra sitting Of 9Th February, ISL {
X ESOLVED, That the Mayor be authorized
and requested, after giving days notice in the official
paper OF the Municipality. sell public aution he con
,act Tor furnishing all the necessary material and
and Road on Calope street, from Howard to Jacob street
will be published with the said notice N'
Resofued That the due by the properly holders
On each side Of the street. be paid in cash completion
o. the work. the contractor who will be subrogated 10 the
rights q the Municipality and the due by the Mu
work. - $50 ' """ ieeePuoh vi uhe
Isgnedl JAMES II. CALDWELL, President
IN tSignedl n Cpossu., M.x
| True copy; T. UrvN,axn Cie,t oss@AN' MAYOR
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r sSaMps AND HATHlNG APPARATUS, DC,
l OHN MCCARTY, PLUMBER, No. iai CAMP
and aTas New 9Ssns has inst received
Force and Lift Pumps Beer Pumps etc dc INA
looking Ranges Bathing Tubs and Shower Baths sTA4
Aso laying and repairing Lead Pipes: Sheet Lead WOW
d every description ship Steamboat work pIomntiv
III CHARGES moderate. we
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s[ ETVHCPs-
IN 30 boxes Underwood's Tomato Ketchup:
~ do do Walnut do;
III do do Mushroom do;
n store and for sale by
.s R. NJ. McALPIN, 7 Canal street Row,
lNaEa..,
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A -Liberalcash advances made upon
approved conSig nmens friends in the West and
IN Balmore, rhIiadslphia, New Nork and Boston.
Ill yf FERD. KENNETH \ co. g3 Magazine &,
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RARELLl " CO, 81 Common str ct, offer
~ the following goods, in store, for sale
Italian Marble Blocks, Slabs and FILES.
tltt0 OF Roses and Essence of Anisette:
Vice Oil, Bordeaux Anisete
Claret Wne-Bergasse brand
God Liver Oil, received direct from Newfoundland.
Perfumery-a full assortment
PPeermlassn Cheese Madeira Sherry and Port Wine;
Black SILK Velvet and Italian Sewing Silk
n One case superior Dental Instruments.
Received by direct imporations and sale by
10 BARELLl < co. 81 Common 81.
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From >, S. tipsns.1
FADucAH, KY, June3 lsi6-My STOCK of Cb.,rv md To-,
snp now reduced SIX bottles and its popularity is daily
Increasing. You would do well to send another sunplv
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Ihere nothing be
speedy and lerinanenI cnr OF strains Brul..s Gu s (ba
Scratches swseny, Poe Evil Faula, Head Spayin n m
bone Splnt, Nnt Gail, Cracked ,lee. or and w,ni
unnants Enlargement u Bones or Muscles nvry alir tsrg
ct u dy gd ma Oh htsi that t pnzel yeIy Eighty 6lt 6s
porte '''' anu
To Country
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This is only one of than four thousand cases OF
rheumatism that Dr. TOwnssnd's Sarsapara has cured
The most severe and chronic weekly eradicae by
is extraordinary virtues. ~
James Cummings Esq., of the assistants in the Lima
nc Asylum, Blackwels Island, is the gentleman spoken OF
in the following letter:
RIAcRwpIIis istInn San, 4.
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Fro"s ~ S. C. Hayes. Of tas rrs If Bro,oey, Hayss q
Philadeiphia-January 9, BAL '"e'''
Your syrup of Wild Cnery and Tar ia an Invaluable re,s
y; it cured the of colds with me II yon ,,am y
Hfcate will cheeriuIy give one s e. 49, H.. se'
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- IFrom DR.. Y. s. .lfaekintogbl
WRLLsyiLLK, OHIO, January g. l8A7-The article of Will
berry and Jar ind 70 be valuable medicine and use if
considerably In my practice have sold and nearly all
-end another supply the means Of ansporaton
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~, NO TUE to t II l. d IFS,
Ihose that initiate Dr. Towusend's Sarsapanua hnve
invariably called their stuff great Remedy for Fe1ales ste
tu nave copied our bills and circulars which relates to In
complaints OF women, word for wod-other men who i
" incidence nave since the of Dr. TOWNSEND
asapafia IN complaints incident females recommends
sge,rs athpHgh previously they did not number Of teat
vate disease, and undermine the CONSTITUTION ' 's"
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Extra Sitting of Monday, January 90 1851
ESOLVED. That from and after the list of
works. situated Levee street. between ST Thilppe and
Dnmape streets, and belonging to Municipality No One be
and the same hereby abolished " ' "
Resoped further. That the Mayor be and he hereby
auhonzed TO cause to be sold al auction, by p f. rcou
fncponee alter twenty days The official paper of
ms Mnnepaty, and in the Delta and Crescent ali ma
cash. 'ie W s"io ""'ei-"orhs' iof
ne purchaser purchaser remove the same fifteen
lays after the day Of SALE Otherwise the Surveyor shall have
me same removed of the of the puIcha,er
= lSigned1 JosEpu Irso,s Rsconiar
True copy II, BIER Clerk '' iNs'o''s''
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DOCTOR 8. ",
IOaU1ISe1sd,S SN1'SHsssss'Sigss,


The Most Extraordinary Medictat 40 he Wor
THIS EXTRACT is PUT UP IN QUART NOTIFIES III Is siN
INES CHEAPER AND PLgAsANTER, AND Wan
RASrkD SUPERIOR TO ANY suLD-T
CURES WITHOUT VOMITING, ruR6'
ING, sICKRNING OR pEBIL
xs.u, -. TATlNG THK PATIENT.
i all other medicines is thai while eadcaie the disease
STRING O2 akD sG% I'm IN M isIS Gfi
the person, but ii new, pure and rich
9iood power possessed BY other medicine And in
narorm e me Grand secret Of its wonderful success L has
Of severe cases of disease least were considered
pcqrabe 1t has saved the lives Of more than 5000 Children
during the two past seasons.
~ WANT OF NERVOUS ENERGY.
d. ToWnsends Sarsaparla nvgorates the whole system
10 those who have lost their muscular energy
or the excessive indulgence of the passions and
general physical prostraon of the SYSTEM astude
Decline Fastening towards that fatal disease Consumption
can be entirely restored by this pleasant remedy This Sasa
parma Is Il" ' TSViGo . CORDIAL,
As renews and nvgorates the sysem gives activity TO tn
mbs and strength to the muscular system, most
ONSUMpTlON CURED.
tlsatse and Strengthen. Consumption be elrel
5rondtttts, Consumption, Liner Complaint, C0tds,
# 4e c ss sss ss S sa S e 6.o'd e
rgMe E1psGtorGtton Pam an the Side etc. haps been
SITTING BLOOD.
Or. Folonsend-I verify believe that your saIsapadla
ias Deen the means. through Providence of saving my life
ana worse AT last raised large quantities of blood ha
III sweats and was greatly debtaed and reduce and
ga no. expect 70 I've have only used your Sanapara
IN me. am able walk ali over he ey / ralse no
blood and my cough has left me. You can well imagine
shat am aankiu tor these results Your obd't servant,
M. nj "a tharipo stra
American telegraph. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1851-1851, 1851-04-04
BUSINESS MEMORANDA.

Curious persons should visit PARKERs and take in
ventory of the articles in his sine that he has not We
will advertise them all gratis
OF all the removals made in Washington since the pre-
sent Administration into power that Of STEVENS has
attracted the most attention. and body buying
Morse's Geography to find where the Athennum is 1t
bounded the north by the back fence on the south by
the curbstone the east by lottery Office on the west
by tailoring establishment and Stevens is bound to sell
every thing needed to bcautify gentlcmanvery cheap
Seasoned lumber is in great demand, and the offer Of
Mr.. JOHN b. WARD is therefore very seasonable.
Mr.. J. +. CALIAN, always DESTROYS Of promoting the
comfort and convenience of the public has among other
things article of COFFEE, in which housekeepers
should feel interested.
Mr. Burt has many things for sale that not DRUGS
and some that certainly
couple Of gentlemen went to EcKARDTs last night and
ate Ics CREAMS without making wry faces at them Could
they have taken toddes Of rye whisky pleasantly No.
indeed any other such otous cxctants Ice Creams
good scdaves and hence the sedae character of Mr.
EcKARDr's customers. rt Te
or enderspoken people IL is sometimes said that but
ter viii not melt in their mouths" We should like 10 see
the person whose tongue will yibrae with pleasure at
the taste of such butter Mr. OYSTER serves up to his
customers.
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POLICE MATTERS.

Squire Smith yesterday issued warrant for
the arrest of Jim Lille, villanous colored fell
low, for making an assault of brutal character
on girl Of his own color. Officer Wollard ar
rested him, but he fought SO fercely that his
resistance brought out another warrant and,
with officer Handy's aid, he was soon put in
limbo. So 1a @
Charles Klopkar, acrazy old Frenchman, whom
we thought Squire Smith had secured for 0
month few days ago, was again brought ur
yesterday to the same functionary, and sent tc
Jail, to await his trial for an assault and riotous
conduct at Stultz's tavern, on 9th street. Ole
Charlie was making fair attempt to demolisl
the whole house when arrested. ~
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.LAUpABLE INGENUITY.

The New York Tribune of yesterday says:
Somebody in Bleecker street, who has house
to let sends US q long account Of visit which
he received from lady and gentleman who pro-
fessed to be house-hunters. The lady was very
pretty and very much fatigued; the gentleman
Indifferent and hard to be satisfied. Accord
ingly the former remained in the parlor to rest,
while the latter made the tour Of the house, and
finally both departed, expressing their great
satisfaction. Shortly afterward, several small
articles of value we're discovered to be missing,
and the inference was that the house-huntine
visit was adroitly planned for the purpose Of
plumber.
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THE TELEGRAPHs

The Electric Telegraph and the american 7ele-
graph are very different concerns. The former
is american, to be sure, but the latter is quiet,
prudent Industrious little journal, that will do
good and faithful service without electrifying
any body; and yet it is aided very much by its
electrical namesake Whoever will keep his eye
on our dispatches, win find that we have o sum
mary of all the important news of the country
down to very late hour of the day. ea..
The people of Washington are assured that all
the money they may expend with us shall be
devoted to the improvement of our paper and
the extension of all its facilities.
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BOSTON, April 4--Noon.
More TroabIe In Boston.
NEWS BY. THIs MoRNINa,s MAIL.

Mr. WEBSTER. This distinguished citizen
was SO unwell yesterday morning at Philadel-
phia, as to be unable to proceed on his journey
to the North; but was better last night, and it
was hoped would be sufficiently recovered by
tomorrow to resume his journey.
The ruins Of the wall of the Assembly Build
ing which fell yesterday, and which was supposed
to have buried underneath three young ladies,
have been pretty thoroughly examined, and
thus far no one has been found.
CINCINNATI, April 2-The nights selected
for Jenny Lind's concerts in this city are the
18th, 16th and 18th inst 1t is thought that
owing to her numerous Eastern engagements,
she will be unable to visit the Lake cities this
Spring
ToRoNTo, Tuesday, April L. George Thomp-
son ia Canada. Last night George Thompson
lectured on slavery, and was enthusiastically
received by large audience He described the
press of the United States that support slavery
as the most degraded literature in the world,
and said he could not understand the religion
of America, where the Bible is withheld from
three millions of slaves, and where thirty thou
sand ministers nearly all set the laws Of the
United States above the laws Of God.
THE STEAMERS FOR EURopE.- Hereafter the
Cunard steamers will leave New York and Bos
ton weekly, instead of semi-monthly. They will
leave on each Wednesday. The Collins steamers
will leave New York every alternate Saturday,
and the Southampton and Bremen, and South
ampton and Havre steamers will sail on the Sa-
turdays on which the Collins steamers do not
leave BY this arrangement we shall have a
semi-weekly line Of steamships between this
country and Europe.
KILLING BY MEDICAL MAL-PRAcTICE.--Ap pro-
fessed doctor, named Schwartz, residing in the
Tenth ward, New York, was arrested on o war
rant, on Wednesday evening, on charge of
malpractice, in causing the death Of George
Minch by o surgical operation
The convention of negroes sitting in New
York city, passed on Tuesday evening strong
resolutions against the Fugitive Slave law, ex-
pressing a purpose to resist its execution as far
as possible; and also o resolution for the ap-
pointment of committee TO complete such an
organization of the 1900 colored voters in the
city as shall be felt at the next and all future
elections. ~ .
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/ Lpsus NArURa.-We learn from the Charles
ton Chronicle that out Of litter Of pigs recently
born on farm near the city, one was observed
ola nondescript species, differing materially
in form and marks from the rest, Of an unusually
large size, and with almost all the colors Of the
rainbow. 1t is Of the Berkshire breed, partly,
but most curiously deformed, having nearly two
heads entire, with the exception Of the nose and
mouth, which are not exactly double, but en-
larged to far more than the ordinary capacity
required for the Offices of those members. One
ear is longer than the other; the two fore-feet
are strangely imperfect, and d 'drolhedarylike
hump on the back is very perceptible.