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MILITARY BOUNTY LAND.
Presumption Rights.

GENERAL LAND OFFICE. March 81 1851
N order that the liberal views of Congress- in
passing the Act of 18th September 1880 granting Bounty
Land 70 certain officers and soldiers who have been aged in
the s be De as ar s
he in obtaining the benefits grantedb the gratitude
to the hardy and snterpns settlers on the
ane lands he fruits O. Their industry and prvaton the
That public notice be given to all settlers Public
statements within thirty days after Waking the
M I nd as required by the Presumption
rghs and prevent interference by the location of these
And that all may located upon the land applied
of subject to private entry On the Sd March, 1851 without
after having been located said warrants shall remain 10
the hands Of the Land Officers least forty days. II the
with promotion claims otherwise, the warrants will be
to hs sss BE but if there such in
Warranees can locate their warrants their preGmD
lie sale of 70 March and where nr the %ap paS
price of the land is than dollar and twenty
cost o the land and ,s amount covered BY The warrant ss
attach % the aerHae reserved e Uaed s ss
along the routes Of railroads canals. VALUE
locate the warranty the applicant houd designate the Land
seG ocao on or particular tract which he
would be well TO Others in the order IN ho
y arr aes s na case the tract first selected shall have
Others WHICH may he vacant without further delay In these
os that he Is the sfe en aa p Ss1a
m me warrant must accompany the apollo stion
letter the District Iaed oce whe'e Wbs,s sasS a.. by
icanon is made by the Attorney, Guardian Execntor ec
the evidence duly certified of their authority IN aet mnsi
also accompany the application '' " ' N
by clause in list Section of Tho Of MAKING annyonria
lions ior me snpno OF the Government for the fiscal year
t GUN June 1924 approved 3D. March, 1851 enacted
no Munn Tor bounty Land under the Act of 18th
is% or by virtne of any oher Act of congress
@ n located on any land which had heretofore been
INTO market and then subject private entry; that
pamS Ssn es located under the Bonny Land Law Of 18th
epteih9er ioS or other law granting Rounty Land
exee mat bad been proclaimed and offered for sale
prior to The 3D. OF March, 1851 $3.50
apis law6w J. RUTTERFlEI.H, Commissioner
E'SSENCES-A fine assortment direct from the
- manufacory, in and for sale by
aplb BAREl.II Il ca. 81 Common at,
COD LIVER OIL-For sale by
" nnIH n ~
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The GRAND GULF CoNELAGRATIoN,--Capt
Leaihers, of the steamer Natchez No. 2, inform
us that by the very great exertons Of the citizen
of Grand Gulf and Claiborne county, the fire wa
extinguished with much less loss than there was
~ some time, too much reason to fear. At tn,
outbreak of the fire, strong wind was blowing
towards the river, in such direction that the ct
zens were able to save the most compact portion o
the city. The whole street in which the fire orig
mated is consumed. The principal loss was sus.
tanned in the warehouse of Mr.. Holloway This
awful fire must have proved blight to many oil
the honest and poorer citizens of Grand Gull, but
their lot is fortunately among the generous people
OF old Claiborne.
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LATER FROM HAYTL-Capt. Manuel. the intel
ligent master Of the schooner Jane Howes, at this
port states that when he left Cape Haytien, the
l7th Of March, every thing was quiet 1t appears
that the individuals who arrested at Port-au-
Prince were blacks, and had, contrary to the prin
cples OF the government, been scheming to iniure,
il not to destroy the whites and mulattoes. Capt
M. states, from what he could gather from inteli-
gent white merchants at the Cape that it was the
evident design OF the Emperor to give to all good
citizens, without regard TO color, an equal chance
and that in the appointment of his officers this rule
had been adopted, and would be continued to be fol-
lowed The necessity of having exclusive power
vested IN one man had become obvious and as a
proof Of the independence of Carriage and nan!ines,
OF the chief, it is stated that hardly one Of the ac
tive politicians who (or selfish ends, and with san
culinary feelings towards the muattoes) made him
President now remain the island. Boston
raYeller.
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FLooD.-The Tuscaloosa Monitor Of the lo,,
inst. says: Since the early settlement upon il,
banks, there has probably never been so sudden
and rapid rise in the Warrior River as that ,,hicl
occurred during the present week On Monda,
night, the rise was about twenty-sx feet in lively,
hours. and on Tuesday the river had reached
height only foot nnd half lower than the srea
freshet IN February. Our river planters will, O
course, suffer severely. Most OF them had pre-
pared their lands for planting, and the newl,
ploughed grounds must have been badly injured
wherever the river made current over them
1 he middle Of May will probable find the mos, o
them IN worse condition for a new crop than the,
were in the first Of April.
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Great Attr" ction! UNION GALLERY

II GRAND PRIZE CONCERT to be given at the Lyesua
ds!', or WEDNESDAY EVENING, April %.
10 PRIZES of magnificent and valuable PAINTINGS
will be distributed
tB Tickets SO obtained at the Music Stores o.
NiesArs Tyler Hewitt 50 Camp street; W. Mayo
" Camp street, T. Benot No. rs pnd the
u messrl Hyde Goodrich is Chartsss street, Co As
Canal street. ST. Louis Hotel Hotel Hexets Hotel
ucs Newspaper offices and 81 street. whore the
prizes are ready for the inspection of the public charge from
I'LL p NJ Every holder ticket entitled to chance in
e distribution Of the ssyentydye Paintings also admission
10 the Concert.
Purchasers Tickets will please preerre carefully their
ricketts, with the nnmbers whou; their presentation DO rrizes
Will be delivered.
IT The programme of the and performers will be pub.
,led in d few days. ana Oh -,
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RUSSIA IN AsIA.-The New York Tribune, in
long EDITORIAL defines the present boundaries of the
Russian Empire along the line of Persia and Aft.
ghaniston Forts have been built all through the
great steppes of Asia, and the Russian power is
gaining rtiidly. Within few years, Russia has
annexed territory of one thousand miles in length,
and four hundred in breadth, consisting chiefly OF
sandy wastes, but still containing much grazing
land. Ii has a population of 100000, chiefly
Tartar terdsmep, whose wealth consists, like that
of job, in cames, horses and cattle Polish off.
GER senl by the Russian Government to look for
coal On the shores of the Sea OF Ural has published
an interesting account Of his journey The Com
pany which he formed, consisted of 1000 camels,
with $500 Krgus as drivers $500 wagons driven
by Bashkir seris corps of some thousand Cos
sack horsemen, and body of artillery and nfan.
try, the whole under the command of Il genera
officer. The ferces intended to relieve the
garrisons the route, we'll as to escort the expe
| dtion. IT. case coal had been discovered, it wa
| intended to place steamboat on that lone sea
| But the search was unsuccessful.
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To the Ladies.

y" Mrs. SHERMAN, thankful for past favors and
liberal patronage in he line of happy inform
friends and the public that she has removed Nayade
1888 St Charles where she prepared receive
ut Ladies' aud Chdren with the following artc4s wit:
Sherman's SHOULDER BRACES and ABDOMINAL Sup.
roRTKRs, DIR. Banning's BoDY BRACES, DR.. Cranes
SHOULDER and SPINAL BRACES, Mrs. Belts SUPPORT.
ERs. DR.. Thompson's SUPPORTERS, etc. etc.
IL Hours OF attendance morning, A Nj till
O'Clock p. NJ ami in the evening, from till p NJ.
IL Females will be wait upon ladies'
L .dr,-anl
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SPRING MEETING.

SATURDAY Ami 10, 1851 First Proprietot,, pnr,s
y $500. Two mile Heats Three Entries ''
Duncan r. Kenner MECCA nv Amasadcr a, m
, Flight; years old Riders dress. red and red.
g. a W. Small enters "a. LeCompts's b. FLYING DITCH
MAN by Gray Eagle, dam by Muck John years old. ri.
r. H. Long LA RENE by Trustee dam by Tonson
years old. Riders Dress blue nd white. - ~
Entrance 10 per added
q Race TO commence each day at O'Clock, p. NJ.
The ferry boat MATILDA JANE will lesy. thu foo, u,
Canal street. commencing O'Clock M and run until o,cjoL
Nj, during the Races The ald Third Homeopathy Ferry
Boats lei as NN''
NO entry will be valid except the money enclosed
Sangers Badges giving the privileges
g can be obtained at the gstepce $40 Htad 81 co.
members can obtain their Bages by applying
Pnce $40. aPl9 THOS s. LEEFE, Agent Propreots.
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DEATH OF A GENERAL OFFlcER.-Gen. Hugh
Brady was killed at Detroit, on the 10th inst, in
the upper part of the city, by fall from his car
rage The General was over eighty years of age
He was at the time of his death the oldest office
in the service his first commission, of an ensign
| IN the infantry, dating the 9TH March, 1892 II,
| subsequently resigned, and left the service, bu
again entered the army with a commission a.
colonel of the 22d Infantry, on the 9th July, 1912
At the time of his DEATH he was colonel of the q
Regiment OF Infantry, and brigader general by
brevet. His brevet dated from the 9th July, 1922
The General was universally beloved
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TATTERSALLS EXCHANGE,

THIS neat and tasty establishment, under the
control Of the celebrated Colonel BKLoTE ,ur..
ate of the Orleans House. now in the fu tide of .n
Easuecessful operation The fasti Ous as&Gz8
IN Fnolseurs in the mysteries of Mint Juleps Sher W
QH Y Coolers, G n Cocktails and the various
other exhilirating fluids which mach in vog ue
with the good vers of Crescent City cannot find eg
% hang an lection they featured by his
interchangeable familiar " Boston,. Give him call imbibe
Indge Tor yourselves, and then dream of the Mussu
Paradise and Nectar. aDIg 4,
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The MILLAupoN CREvAssE.-Recent favora
BILE Of the tendency of the river sweepin,
through the lowlands, seemed to have produced tn
impression very generally that the season for ere
vases over for the present. The large crevass
that occurred at Mllaudon's plan taton, just abov
u.s. on Wednesday night, raised new alarms, ant
gave rise to many new inquiries therefore. The
crevasse is fearful one but its course opposed
with much promptness--in few days we hope To
be able to say, with efficiency.
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ABDUCTION OF NEGRoEs.-The officers of the
steamer Paul Anderson thus state a case of recent
abduction. Some weeks ago, a man named Miller
.tarted from Cincinnati for Tennessee River in a
kill that had been constructed at his own special
order. He reached, in due time, his place of desti
national farm on the Tennessee River-where he
took aboard a family of negroes, consisting of a
mother and two well grown daughters He man
aged TO escape with the slaves to the State of In
diana; but pursuit in the meantime being
made by the owners, and the fugitves, with their
abductor, had just reached Vncennes when they
were arrested Miller ironed, and, under close
custody, started back. When on the Ohio, he was
| taken aboard of the Paul Anderson, and conveyed
| to Smlthland, whence il intended lie would
| proceed to Tennessee The carelessness of his
| keeper, however, offered him an opportunity 10 es
| cape, of which he awaited himself successfully
| Having been left unguarded in a state room, he
slipped out, and had start probably of quarter
or half an hour before his absence was discovered
| He has not since been heard from. Who is he
| Cincinnati Times, 9th.
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HERANDA.- IS Heu'. r Wsedruf G Tooe and lady
PIE Wray and lady, Capt Mtttger NY; Martin. SC II
LAWS Govngton John Holmes, Mutt and lady. Miss Mara
. ote 81 LoI. Hampton and indy, II Taylor Ala Jas
ana n.xai. om Stay, ny n hhes hhea East reici
Louisiana; n Bennett. " "
LOo islANA George Blak London; G W Hardin, NO Jno
ip Naehe. Asley Mo; Mrs Blame, NO; Curly and
John Saunders. Ohio. "' P' '
rLhN TEhs &c Rooney and Bridres. Conmbu.: Il
Loveace II Davis, Cozzens, Miss w Il Jnrdan Bpyo NO
stephen heau. Mass Allen, Mobile; John Lacey, La.
sANhs AkGADE - Mitchell, W Kup, 8 Leveng, W
, Su, miss summer, NO W Houghton,
hensiey Ark Shaw. La W Trent, Ala. - v
WESTERN vERANUA "A Hevs VIZ s,. Ma; al 4,
Tennessee. - ~ ''""' Va fo"ei'
ST. LOUIS Henry Key Lieut. RsnJonh T. y s,o,. mn,
LADY, Ala Bleach, NY; Perkins, Bayou Sara Di,noby
hEwLErTs.-. Stewart Ala; VIM Ruit, II Craig NY
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We understand Doctor Smonds will read paper or
the health of New Orleans this evening" fore the Physico
Medical Society at the Medical College, Dr.. s. is known
10 have devoted much attention the subject OF vital stalls
tics and has published several interesting
on the same We have doubt those who attend will de-
rive much valuable nformation- the attention of
others. as well as medical men,
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1s'egraphed TO the Crescent,

T,s o.n. VIcKsBuRG. April Is. p. M
ne 'v"ow'ag steamboats, passed this place to
day on their way to New Orleans
st. Louis, BAN.
Empire State, Arm.
Bulletin No. 2, IL M.
Steamship Cincinnatus, atlr.M,
Bunker Hill, Bpm.
New Latona, 81 p. NJ.
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FoR HAVANA. The Steamship Monmouth. Captain ].
r. wifi leaves for Havana this morning at eight O'Clock
from St Louis street wharf. The Monmouth is fine boat
Captain Swift has been favoraby known here. for
genemany AID efficient commander and predict for the
pasaepsers an expedtious and pleasant trip.
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SALE OF CLOTHING. KrC.-J. b. Blache Il Co. will sci
this day. at O'clock their auction " Charities
street, 40 lots of Cothns Hats Shirts. Umbrellas ETC. etc
The attention of the trade is called said sale, which vii
taka nIace. without reserve.
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CorToN. = No intelligence of any effect pro-
duced on our domestic markets by the arrival of the
steamship America has yet come to hand.
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II is candidate for reelection CONSTABLE of the Fiji
Justice OF the Peace, Third Municipality. Election the
November, 1851. spls
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FURTHER ADVJ- Es abou, ZONES,
NoraI I.air RestorntiYa.

ohiHEh aDN'U Es about JONES,
S""i Lair Restorative.
- many year Wigs hags been worn
Cause Of Hair e have baens huu
IT sickness caused the loss seyeTu,
So wigs instead Of Han
We zee Gods goodness does appear,
He sends give : Hair;
growth that only Nature owns,
The CORAL RESTORATIVE, now made by JONES
In application re wise beware!
Or your hands will grow out HAIR
SO, fearing It you'd trouble prove,
On application a glove.
Its vondrous virtues shOuld he known
Not on this Continent alone;
The press should ! nog ia hand
And make the expand
~" For sale by j. WRIGHT & co. Sole Agsnt
lit f,hsr,,.s -,
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PHILOSOPHY
DR.. y. p. Townsend. SarsaneriII,


~ When the theory the circulation Of the b.oo wa.
established, the secret springs OF vitality then partially
expo,eo TO our view We and understood ha The Ood
We eat was converted into blood which repaired Inc Sss
o. he animal machinei the food Is fuel Keeps at life
neat me Internal hires IN and invgOrote our nne,
man The blood an electric fluid, which carries tn heal
10 every Famlncaon OF the body extrer. Ties nj
ne HAIR and horny nail While the blood Thus the sea Of
life, it also tho seat dileass Food gives The bod
strength; =; ?. TOWNSHIPS SARSAPARIjIA
gives ooou me necessary power throw itself an
igpure thus rendering the OF life pure and healthy
men Were more sincere there would BE- tewsr religious
creed and they kept closer natures laws in the man
cement OF their bodls they would require little medicine
As men grow more Intelligent they will become wiser and
happier even now their wdnm proved by the fact that
when sickness assas them they s. p Townend's Sasa
pia "hleh soon restores them 10 health. 1t peculiarly
aapied TO ths climate, and requires when it
used elmer IN Diet or clothing Ii should be always in The
nnn5e 80 That upon the first Indication Of sickness may be
use ohe bottle IN the beginning potent for good
mn dozen after the sickness fixed the system In
ols, coughs aslhma rheumatism cOsyene,s eyers and
az aenle heavy or deep seated pains, effects viii be
iouhu beyond all praise II will like CHARM often chr
wy uahgeraus malady Mt saving scknes,
hnu me evils thereto attending. Remmembe s r. Town
oaIshpafla Is known and fully iesed medicine ons
ndt 10 used ny hundreds of thousands country and
tt1ughpu Inc civilized world II is quietly supersetng ali
Ht1 medc ne' 1t takes only that The God which
me cauie OF weakness and pam, leaving health and
strength 1t produces healthy sleep night aid nm appet
that relishes all kinds OF food For sale hy ~ " 'e'
,,eo, J, WRIGHT q co, Only Agents.
dlit " Sup l5 Charities street
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Et- The NATIONAL MEDICAL ASSOCIATION will NEE
in Charleston South Carolina first TUESDAY in MAY 1851
A HESTER
ri- City papers will please copy, apII
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Union Gallery Grand Prize Concert.

EB Mr. GALVANl desires that his friends and acquaintance
wishing to obtain tickets Gallery Prize Concert vii
send and ORDER address, he retain or forward
thefn Ms they may desire.
apis II UNION GALLERY. ID Ct. Charles strs.t
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PARopI The celebrated cantatrice gave Concert al
Macon where she has been Detained owing to the sickness
of her BROTHER 1t emineny successful, all the tickets
having been sold an hour after the Office opened, and
were resod the evening by spectators at high premiums
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CALIFORNIA FIFTY DOLLAR PIEcEs.-We had
the pleasure of seeing fifty dollar gold piece, the
coinage of California, which is beautiful and
unique specimen of the ability of that infant sister
OF our confsderacy. 1t is Octagonal in its form,
and on the front bears the following inscription :
United States of America, $50 Thous., so d. c.
On the reverse is rayed circle, Ia starD and
around the edges Augustus Humber, United
States Assayer of Gold, 1851"
This ingot, which stamped at the assayer's
office in San Francisco, will not legally pass as
currency, because there is yet no law to authorize
it, But there is question of its circulating freely
In California and many other places. 1t is also IN
contemplation TO strike ingots OF one and TWO hun
dred dollars, like the ftydolar piece only it will
be proportionaly thicker "Tha ingots of five
hundred and one thousa nd dollars will be in form
paraelograms, about five inches long, and one
and three quarters in width, and varying in thick
ness, The smaller being about ,hree.lenths of an
inch and the larger six-tenlhs'' Washington
Union.
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On Friday evening. April Is, at O'Clock of Consump
ton, THOMAS BuTTERFlELD, aged Is years native Of
Carlck SUR Ireland and for the last fourteen years
resident Of this city, and Inspector of the Customs nj the
time of his decease " '
His friends invited
his Funeral residence poydrss al
PanI Girod Streets THIS EVENING, o'clock without
further notice.
On Friday evening, April 49, Miss MARY JANE NEWELL
aged IL years. daughter of Mary and James Newell.
II The friends family requested Funeral
THIS DAY 10 the
ene streets, without further
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SPRING AND SUMMER CLOTHING
.Iifred .YtSssrOe - 90.

"a Magazine street
NJ Have received per arrivals choice assortment
SPRING and SUMNER CLOTHING made Ia the latest vie,
aud in the best
Also, superior Of UNDER GARMENTS Of avery
description, suitable for Summer
sS- We selling all kinds Of WINTER CLOTHING
4 mnmknsllY low nricn
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Mile TERESA PAatODI,

Prima Donna .7ssoiatd,
From Her Mnjes.y's THEATRE London,
~ Having been detained her Consequence of tn
Illness oil Two persons of her party will this the
beginning Of next
Her First Grand Concert
VIII positively take place at the LYCEUM HALL on
FRIDAY. April 25.
kEr Particulars will be published on her arrival. upls
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STEAMBOAT ~ =
- DEPA RTURES. - ~ A., !
Destination


aprH, Steamer. Captain. Hour. Destination
Sat- 10, d. B. MosBY, Kercheva ~ O'Clock pa,
BOSWELL, J. 7. Larose, 10 o'ciocs.-.. ......Batst
MUSIC, strsct, O'Clock. LaJourth.
MOBILE, Frost, 8 O'Clock .......Notts
ohEGoN, Hiern, o'clock .-..---.-.-,....-. Mobile
E. d. WHITE, Brady, S O'Clock ~ Riinmspou
). hoRRlsETT, Fndren, o'clock. .Na.hpiRs
COLUMBUS, Pest o'clock .................sf.F
soHtCAN, Irwin o'clock ..............-.. Nashpip.
soLIANA, Cable O'clock st. hOuts
suhl' xo hECLA, Kay, O'Clock 1.randtt.
Mond Il, MONTGOMERY, Ester, O'clock. Princeton.
" ANNA johnson. u O'Clock ....... BAYOU Gross Tate
" fhlDE oF THE WEST, Wright, ~ n,cloct. 81, Lo 10
Tues, o. PRINCESS NO. !. Holiness S o'clock Ytrt,h,,,
NANioPE, Castillo. u O'Clock. 1uataDo,
mONhOE, Gwartney O'Clock, va. o.,
Thurs, "a, MARY FOLEY Daeres 9 O'Clock - D. as,,,rb.
Uncertain ORIENTAL, Parkinson, O'Clock Pi,tst,,,
" DOVE Boz o'clock .--..-..... Arkansas Ri,s,
" G. W. KENDALL, Norton ~ o'clock f,;,,,,. ,,
=" " HUNGARIAN, Wnrman. .Cine,n,a,
BELLE CREOLE. White, o'cleck. y ict.t,,,
st. LOUIS, Taylor. o'clock 81 ,o.
BRIDE, Amsden, o'clock Louis
" " PACIFIC, Fthan, o'clock. 81, Io,,
ROQUOS, Lee, o'clock ........St I.ou,
BuENA VISTA, Lanotho, o'clock Loyi,
" st JAMES, POWER O'clock ST. louis
IOWA, Carter. o'clock Lous
" PATRICK HENRY, Landry o'clock ST. Louis
FANNY SMITH. Richards, o'clock. Louisville
-" " E. p McNEAL, Booker, O'CLOCK.
" GEN. WORTH jerks, o'clock Memphis
" AMERICA, Johnson,S o'clock. NISh.I8.
y" BosToNA Price, O'CLOCK. LouissiLs
" GEN. LAFAYETTE, Bentley, o'clock .LouispNs
shLopA page, O'Clock. .Ya,oo River
CALIFORNIA, Reynolds, O'Clock. nybil
" FLORIDA, Gberson, 40 clos h :. uobi
" " 81. CHARLES, Sutton O'Clock. NobY,
TEXAS elaborate 10 OcOsk. .... Fort Toyns,pd
bELViDERE Lol~iek. |? O'Clock. .Wabash River
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LATER STILL.

vt is great Tor with IL cope,
The famed the CeIeotated SOAP
IT was made ty JDNES--'tis sod hi, WRIGHT
1t salloW it will make you white,
Your freekes all viii disappear,
And cheeks frtsh blooming will appear,
No yellow hue will longer tarry-
Use ~ If you Naui to marry
Your beauty will insure you hope
By the use Of JuHEs'S CHEMICAL sOAr.
For II Will make every Fimpe aud trecpe slcpe,
And then with you core.
=" For sale by J. WRIGHT L. ,,n Sol. 49,
1 6t2dp -, 80, 80 nse"s'
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We are iusS . the steamer Bride for late river

The Agiers Races commence to-day. The Terry boat
nm 10 frequently Tint there difficulty in crossing at
moment convenience of this track makes it yer,