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MAyoRALTY OF NEW ORLEANS. March 8, 1851
NOTICE is hereby given that | will sell at my
office On MONDAY. Eth inst, at II o'clock M. to
The lowest bidder the for building the Engine.
houses describ in the above resolution The whole IN ac.
cordance with the plans and specifications file IN The sue
veyor's office [mh4l A. ID. ERosssAN Mavor
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WEAkNEss AND PAN IN THE BMEAsT.

fHlthbkLPHiA, June 70, l6lot highly recommend lr
Davs's Syrup Of Wild Cherry and Tar, from my knowledge
ol its virtues My wife had been affected for with
weakness and IN the breast; the OF this medicine
short time entirely relieved her The symptoms would afe
ume ecuI, and on all occasions the relief speedy
IN the first place II 10 months since she has beer
tree Of the affection consider and recommend a
valuable medicine Its gthenng effect has been very
in addition to relieving the breast S.WADLow79 Water
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NEW ORLEANS cATTLN MARKET,

n . JEFFERSON CRY,
ThuFsday Evening, March 6, 1851.
Arrived to-day. 40 head of Western Beeves and 45 head
OF Calves heavy supply of Beef Cattle sae Hogs are
10 ample
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~ The following statement is from a worthy and wei
Nhown cizen; Mr. Mar has been Tor several years III
rector OF The Public Schools has held various offices VI
honor and responsibility: "
tHtADEiPHIA, September l9, 1884 month or more
SINCE was attacked with obstinate hacking cough which
,esste the common remedies, such paregoc and squi
ANA other ordinary medicines Dr. Dayiss COmpound yrIr
q Wld Cherry and Tar relieved me few Doses andhr.
louTths oil a bottle entirely cured My mother W I,,.
troubled with habtua cough and has been nary tai ~
sqnls and paregonc has been taking Dr. Davlss medcn,
lew days and her cough ia half bad n,
before she commenced taking 1t. "
THOMAS MILLAR, Al Race street
E Sold Wholesale and Retail by the General gents ior
the South and West, WRIGHT " CO
No. 1874 On es-Stree New Orleans.
Whsre all orders he nd dJi
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MILIoRD, Perry eonL.y. Pa, October l. ls46-yUsssrs
itObHsgn, ColL,nS u Co.! SRs-This to inform you Thai
was afflicted for twenty with violent pain in nv breas
20 much 80 that could hardly lie in bed at night Congf at
ended followed by emacaton, and other decided symptoms
Of consumption applied to several physicians and
ook great deal OF medicine, without any relief whatever
advised to Dr. Davis's Componnd SWIM NJ Wild
Cherry and Tar, of which took bottles which entirely
relieved me OF complaints therefore, can with cont
lencs recommend i TO al! Ike manner afflicted "a
amost valuable medicine Ions T"nsvy
The authenticity OF the above statement ynnclsd lar nv
rir Isaac murphy, nCgui1 moe Milford, who knows Mi
rooney and the Of his Mr. T. is now sixty
wear Of aga
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Imports.
Nudge.
RIO DE JANElRO--Per brig Camilla: 3O75 bags coffee
to order.
PENSACoLA-Per schr Geneva: Lumber to order.
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Paaaeraxers.

The steamer Hannibal left st Louis the 18th uIt-in
port Tor NewOrleans steamers Alton, st Pan Atlantic and
Missnuri.
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HILADELPHIA, June ., lsieI feel free to recomm H. T.
DAVIS syrup OF Wild Cherry and Tar from my ex erelce
OF It's benlhcal effects my have been Tor some
tune past subject to ATTACKS OF splitting blood attended with
weakness OF the breast and The stomach
accompanied with dyspeilc symptoms Last sprnp having
an attack OF IT. recommended by acqu mace " no
had been cured by Dr. Dayis's Syrup, Try dso and
effects were immediate.
InIII L q Indin rnEo pnoa
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OFFERING to the public thsnew and valuable remedy
~ = 49, 2 rrtSo,ESUMPTION. BRONCHITIS, ASTHMA,
ItOOGHS, COLDS, ETC., we append few notices OF the
character and efficacy the medicine. Numerous estimo
hs may be seem mnhei for distribution the agency,
Mch sufferers to obtain may be proper
n D. Is an eminent practising physician of twelve years
s'ahuihs, graduate OF the University OF Pennsylvania
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lowing statements word tor word was taken from ne In,
OF Ms George-withOu paint yanish M certin.se man
uinctuung VIII sufferers resist such evidence?
pELrHiA, September rs ls7 have been subject tor
ne last teen weakness OF the lungs and beetir
ever and very frequently laid in bed during that lime with
distressing cough and pain in breast and left side with
night sweats Last April had vident attack which lasted
r three months; II appeared that my whole lungs were
diseased; would spit up daily half pint OF matter onk
great many remedies that to me- as well
IS number OF prescriptions from family physc an with
out any relief. AT last prevailed upon to Tn Dr. la
yls's Compound Syrup of Wild Cherry and Tar hicb had
me most happy and sautaTy effect disease Reiore
mad taken bottle, cough gave way my night sweat,
we're relieved, the pain left SIDE and breast now con a.
der that am entirely well except neuralgia pain that Am
occasionally afflicted with on side Of my head. ''
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PORT CARBos, February 20, lS47-Juessrs Robinson,
Collins Co.. am happy inform you that think Dr
Davb's syrup Of Wild Cherry and Tar Will take lead up
IN our pan OF the country: ! out of it, and have half
dozen bottles bespoke. have been asked often for IN
DdDiS'S Depurattpe E1trdet and 0seph Daptss H0rs-
Ltnimeu that have taken the liberty of wiring Tor an
agency for the above articles agreeable you So please
write word, and send dozen OF each, with large
show bills. Respectfully yours. SAML. R. KEMPToE,
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r. = Regular Louisville Passenger Packet
l-6ta5sss-sssff steamer Nj q D LII A-Fur Louisville
EElsE1sztk Evansville, Henderson and Memphs- The
mag ncent and swift running packet steamer
MAGNOLIA, st. Clair ThomaSon; master, will positively
leave for the above SATURDAY, March Sth at 5
O'Clock P. NJ. For freight o passage. apply TO
Il. SHUTE AZ lanai street,
t. ". SMITH. II Poydias street
e a Plan of the Cabin can be the Agents Of
nee, AZ Canast- fe27
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defiance. LII
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Ky gentleman Of this city, who been troubled with
an TraDy OF the urinary for years which, as
may De supposed, trouble 10 him. day and
night was recently cured of cold cough BY the
Use OF Dr. baViss Compound Syrup of Wild Cherry and Tar
But his great satisfaction 10 find while takng The med
Gne that the more tedious affection gradually dapptar
ng mas now been Je he has ceased aking
ne medicine and the TitabiIy OF the bladder entirely re
moved ann ne ee stronger and better in health than befo
ne was attacked with cold sDch the soothing and en,
yang EFFECTS OF ih valuable medicine It's efficacy IS the
me heart, nervous 'remon etc To one similarly afflicted
VINO may want respectable reference his mime will he given
anu we court inquiry as people often deceived BY adj
good and free OF quackery. ' Wv
I'VE acquainted with the gentleman IN bo the ahov
.latement alludes lie Is felow-craftsman respecabl
master pnnter.-Ed. KeystOnel
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THE subscriber having from the United States govern
Of tbs combined engine, s
reasonable
of subscriber applied either 10 single
engine, cylinders pislon. usual TOT msi'me
purposes cylinder and each In
acted by steam, and The Other
pechorde other easily liquid
The and applied the ordinary engine
the first cylinder having
airght
vsporze small tubes charged win
pcrchode easily vaporized hq td, pencuaes into The
surface OF the
tubes faculty Liquids OF the be-
fore Immediately the steam
Of the tubes charged herewii
absorbed by the liquid
thereby vaporzcd and the scnm be
deprived Immediately condensed and
boiler The thus Obtained BY the
ton the steam perchorde,
Quoted into the second cylinder and after exertn is elastic force
(Which than steam the piston in the second GYM
der condensed and BY mean. Of returned INTO
which thus keeps regularly supplied and 10 alter
na.e and condensed The saving effected By this en-
quantity Of Goals required for the stean the
smaller occupied by il and the avoidance Of ncrusaons IN
the boiler being completely distilled by the Tctteraon
vsporxsuon and condensation The perchods very cheap
ud charged the quantity the tubes will last
siderable alternate condensation and
bulk quantity employed model
and sectional diagram illustrating this invention can De seen on
pcaton For particulars terms OF
apply Office Of Lacaise fauche, No. -
Broad street, in tn city Of rev fofks
May S0-eost st sHs.f.t5st& PROSPER Du CkEMbLEf.
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PROPOSAL. Is FOR FUEL FOR MARINES AT WASH
INGTON, -. &.
HEADauAKrERs MARINE CoRrs,

HfADQUAkTkks OokFt,
Qnartermaser's Office, Washington, May y, 1851
CEPARATE proposals will be received this Office until 10
y O'clock Monday the I'd OF June next for supplying
city, 1851, June 30 1859,
required the
quarterly acquisitions commanding officers.
The quality delivered, corded
and such points within the walls OF the marine
navy The coal be best quality
anhrace broken weigh lbs the
point designated free of
To "Prsposas Tor fuel and adj
dressed o quarermasier Of the marine corps
May 24--3tawt2June
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subscriber respectfully bis friends and the
cling community assumed the poPns'orshp OF the
The hotel
proprietor he feels perfectly in promising its cid
wanting confirm
house In the country No expense has been
spared completely rehlng the entire and he
introduced the
p,epce Firmly determined ssssc
socits OF that patronage always 10 Freely
bestowed The old United States
May 29-lmh A. IT, ALLEN.
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AENECA QUAR- lE8.-Those quaues
which have materials building the smtso
nian O. They lie
The Potomac 've ast above ,hs mouth " Seneca Greek " miles
GeosgeowB Chesapeake
situated Or getting
They Le Of three years.
highest Tuesday
Persons designing these desired TO visit
Particular address
Rev c. r. Noure, Seneca Mills, Montgomery county, Mary
land fiuteill May g7--3lawtdx
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,f4a g,4ts Ina sssai JRO. NJ. MsCALLA s..s gss Esd :
WILL practice in tbs suprems Ccast and ,hs vsons
District Ne continues psssscnte eiaima
gress and the departments. t9HutN May n-eoduh y" -
al1a2-
NOTICE.-The subscriber requests III persons having IN
IN against accounts for PAYMENT 800 r
d-bted ID requesfed to make Immediate psyuent
accounts VIII be proceeded in without nher nSu prppER
sSioss lN.n, door sAdamss Express once, Psnn :"
rS-A number Of css Improved and unimpsved " V''"
psru the city, for sale on easy terms ~ 80, Una .ssyt
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aNsas e~ ax sea 10
sna ~aesa
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NOTICE To BUILDERs.

PROPOSALS will be received Saturday. the 9TH
for building eight s class In the city Of Washington
according plans and specifications prepared
The specifications had by
apple Washington, whom
will be addressed postpaid.
w. w. CORCORAN.
May l6-9awtd fRepoblicl
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SUPERlOR CANTON MATTTNGx--Ths subscribers
peeuay inform all houseksepcs IN want OF superior article Of
that additional supply the follow
ing descriptions, Of which they farnsh quantity
Marking white of superior quality, Id 80, 81, and ~
Do checked red, and white 4, 81, and -
Gowqua white, super, g. 5-4, and -
DO varsesztrd coio cottnge heavy, 90, So,
and a.
Do in checked red white, heavy, o. 50, and -
Also, few Of that heavy and 6ne white and
checked like all
- this city before.
These goods by young pm
We have .so JUS. received full supply o. ard low priced
oil cloths which will be passage
All respectfully informed that sell the lowest
May 27-3ttlf CLAGETT DoDsoN.
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Drafts heretofore
drawn, but not yet
paid, sboslxh paya
be
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DRESS GOODs-we most respectfully invite The attention Of
public ladies' especially, to our extensive assortment
ladies' dress goods As our stock unnnny large and varied
Inducements will be offered to purchasers gen
orally order dirpo.e Of much stock as possible In season
will find their Advantage 70 give US call be
ore purchasing elsewhere. We have ..4.. -
Rich cAene striped plaid spring and summer silks In low
prices
blue, green and salmon coored nousscines
travelling dresses
10 WOOL nne small figured mousseline for chdehs
p,in green blue desirable
7 svticIe for ladies' dresses F.@
colorcd bereges, In all shades
40 pieces figured beregcs and grenadines
Is do low priced part OF which very beautiful
rirt1@ 2, .s' in low price goods
% do b.rexe lanes, price, and very choice styles
In Frcach lawns and jaconsu &c. #HHa
is pieces rich psi.,sd Organize muslns
oambrics, extra fne ..-e-...
50 do hne medium quality and price lawns, warranted fast
100 do low-ps,ccd do do
small figured and dotted French ehinres, for chill
FL 3 r. ~ drens n
% do halfmouminG lawns md OIgandie muslns
le1 good qualify black lawns, l2k
addition line have almost article be
longing Of which and will sell good
establishment the
purchasers To be convinced Of the
and prices before buy
Ing We ask a n particular examination.
. F 100. ~ ~ CLAGETT, NEWTON, MAY, a. Co
Nay s--dim ..H# sBEc -1t
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SEAED proposals viii be
uday the alst for building house, IS SO
purifying house, u n feet; and buildings, each
"a feet by 30 feet
The plans and specifications once
ngton Gas Light Company, OF p.
DATTlN, DUNCAN, l. co.
Jos. A. sABBArox, Engineer May 27-3td
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ECHERCHEs scar les kqutpagcs de Points Mtitairss
Europe Braso, MAJOR General Autrehend uadu de
4 sliemand, par j. T. CaIiAne d arulierie vol.
Rgement CampAsne pM Durnt La
sale vol.
Tae de Fosncaon Passagee, dAaque ct de defense des
bonbadiers, uAdut
appqsscs ecos daerie de Vincenne
l vol, atlas Of plates.
Sur Organisation de raiisns Of empoi da, de
Lebourg lieutenant colonel darnlere ~ vol
les ReconDossances Mitaires CoeaId Ancea
incur; I vol, with atlas Of plates.
iAmemeni Places Guerrs par le General Aiere
Marion vol.
imported with Others VARIOUS points Of military science
and service, direct from Paris, by PRANCk TAYLOR.
May -
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ZINE Ivory-handied table cntiery.-On hand large
OF the above goods received direct
turerr, and for szle o accommodating terms BY
mo. w. BADEN 4 BRO,
May l5-2aw2w Penn. avenue, 9th
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the Combined v.por Enxine.

Treasury OF THE UNITED STATES, May ~, 1881.
June Stiff
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T. OWEN n SON take this method or Announcing
E 10 their friends and the puhc generally that they
cevsd direct from New York their stock Of ad
selected with by their senior embracing
ment OF superior cloths cassmeres and vess teshr
variety OF fancy articles.
They have the Of stating sood
Is superior to they have brought this 800
Thankful fof past vo they respectfully solicit conunusaes
their patronage - ...r..#.. r..
Aps-auwam h. "a [In,.. Tell
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Pacific. And that most highly important branch OF
business and source Of wealth and emolumento CON-
fort and good living II is this exclusive right the
cossng trade which the northern States possess, which
granted to Them which they have ever held, and
which up this day there has been attempt rescue
from them. Il is this which has employed much ton
mage and 30 many men; Now, what would you say. in
this day OF the prevalence of notions OF free trade
what would you say the South and the West were
join together to repeal this law And they have the
votes to do i Tomorrow. What would you say II they
and New England, who put this eight on their interests
shall enjoy this exclusive privilege loaGsrl That
they will throw il all open and invite the Dane the
Swede, the Hamburger, and all the commercial nations
goods from New York coastwse on the Atlantic, and to
California on the Pacnc' What do you say to that
Now, gentlemen, these ideas have been . thousand
times suggested perhaps sut i there is anything in
in Syracuse and Boston II this "You set up profit
against conscience you set up the OF livingwa
20 Tor conscience" Laughier] That il flight OF ia
. ~
not enlightened with those high fights OF fancy. il is
mons the worse for being profitable, and that il does
make thing bad which y good in itself. il you and
live II and children can be supported and edu
Gated by it, II the compact Of the constitution i lar
and was fairly entered into. il the worss one
should think. for i'm having been found useful IRE
newed applause Gentlemen, believe In Cromwelrs
ime-for an not very affesh in my recollectons Of
that historic period have had other things 10 do than
some Of yo younger that love to hook into the in
ssfhcnve history OF that AgUbu think that II was In
Cfomws'rs tune that there spfang npa race Of saints
who called themselves fifth monarchy men'-a happy.
eiictoos, goous people they were for they had prac
sed 70 many virtues, they were enlightened per-
ect that 70 b. IN the language Of that day. above
ordnancss That = The higher law of this day exactly
Laughter II s the old doctrine of the H,h.nonarchy
mon Of Gfemwell's time revived. They were above
orAnsnce wsked aboat Arm asd sprwcs, ,sAh.ssksh<A
thankful 70 GOD that ey were not as other men, but bad
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Now, gentlemen, patriot President. acting from d.
impulses OF this high and honorable purpose may eaI
what Washington reached. He may contribute TO nxj
high the public prospertyto help 10 fill up the measure
of his countrys glory and enownand he may be able
find rich reward in the thankfuness OF the people.
"And read his history in a nations eyes"
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Railroad Meeting In Terrebonne.

AT meeting of the citizens of the Parish OF Ter
rebonne, held at tire Court House, in the town OF
Houma, on Monday, the 18th day of May, for the
purpose of appointing delegates to the Railroad
Convention, to be held in New Orleans, on We'd
nesday, the 4ih day of June next
On motion of John c. Potts, Esq, Colonel Van
p. Wnder was called to the chair, and w. NJ
Mercer, and John Ker, Esqs, appointed Secreta-
ries. .Ht
In few appropriate remarks, the Chair ex-
plained the object of the meeting. 1t was for the
purpose he said of manifesting the interest fet by
the citizens of the parish of Terrebonne, in the
contemplated Railroad to run from New Orleans to
the Parish of ST. Landry, and of taking steps ne
c.ssary to secure representation of this parish in
the Railroad Convention which is to meet in New
Orleans on the fourth day of next month. The
Chair also took occasion to remark, briefly, but
forcby, upon the great Importance to this por''on
of the Stale of such Railroad the one in con-
temptation.
II was, then, on motion Of John Ker, ESQ,
Resolved, That the Chair appoint committee of
fve draft resolutions expressive OF the sense OF
The meeting.
In pursuance of this resolution, the Chair ap.
pointed G. F. Conney J. C. Potts, r. H. Gumage
r. Gibson, and J. S. Caruthers, on said committee
sence, returned, and reported the following resolu
tions, which were unanimously adopted by the
meeting:
Whereas, a Railroad to run from New Orleans
to Opeousas, passing through the Parishes of La
fourche Interior, Terrebonne, and st. Mary is in
contemplation and -..- d.
Whereas il is deemed proper that the citizens of
| the Parish of Terrebonne should express their
views with regard to the practcability and utility
Of said road and
Whereas, it is desirable that said parish should
| be represented in The Railroad Convention, 10 be
| held in New Orleans, Wednesday, the 4th day
| of June next therefore,
| Resolved That we heartily approve of the project
| of building Railroad from New Orleans or a
point on the Mississippi River, near New Orleans,
| TO Opelousas and that we will do all in our power
| to facilitate the construction of the said road.
Resolved, That in opinion, it is TO the inter
est of the citizens of the Parish Of Terrebonne to
| subscribe literally to the stock of any company
that may be formed for the purpose of building the
| said road
Resolued, That we will send delegates to the
Railroad Convention which is to be held in New
Orleans, on the 4tlI of June next. and that iht
President OF this meeting be requested to appoin
such number of the citizens and property holder
of the Parish Of Terrebonne, as he may think pro
per, to represent said parish in said convention.
In pursuance of the last resolution, the Chai
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Correspondence OF the Baumure sun
New York, May II, S P, Nudge Belts, of the
United States District Court, charged the Grand
jury this morning the case OF those recently
arrested in this city on the charge of being con-
cerned in the intended expedition against Cuba,
speaking in strong terms OF dsapprobation OF the
movement. Rs.. MA
The brig Shakespeare, arrived yesterday from San
Juan de los Remedies, reports that great exc te-
ment existed at that place at the time OF departure
(4th,) from the fear OF invasion by Gen. Lopez,
and which was farther increased by a report that
five vessels of had been seen between that port
and Neuvtas.
The Rev. Mr.. Wilson and his wife sailed to-day
| for Africa, missionaries from the General As
sembly of the Presby yterian Church.
| This morning, between / and o'clock, abou,
| eight kegs of powder, which slowed in shanty
| in Thirty ninth street. near Eleventh Avenue, b,
the carelessness Of the laborers there engaged ig
| nited, blowing the shanty to atoms and also de
neighborhood. Many Irish laborers were in the
| midst of the fearful scene, but strange it ma,
| appear, not one of them, as is reported, were in
| jured
The yacht America came in yesterday three
miles in advance OF her competitor, the Maria, ian,
won the purse of $1,000 which, until now, wal
never beaten in race.
| DR.. G. Hays, clairvoyant and magnetic ply
sician, and his wife, have been committed t
the TOmbs charged with malpractice, in causin
| the death of Mrs. Austin. Traces OF a posonou
decoction were found in the stomach of the de
| ceased.
Over 1000 smigrans have arrived within th