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CITY ELECTION.
Official.
MayOralty of NewOrleans,
MONDAY, APRIL 7, 1851.

MayOralty OF NeWOrleans,
MARCH 20, 1851.
COUNCIL or MUNICIPALITY No. Two.
Sitting OF Tuesday, March ID, 1851.
RI ESOLVED, That the Mayor be and he is hereby
authorized and requested to give notice in the official ga
zette during ten days. that election for four Aldermen
represent this Municipality in the General Council Of this
9y AMI ior sixteen Aldermen represent the several
wards OF THIS Municipality in the Council during the
, ing ye,I WI be held on MONDAY the 7th Of April be-
tWeen tne nouns OF eight A and the following
named places and under the Inspectors and Clerks
after named and the Inspectors appointed by the Mayor and
FIRST WARD-At the Engine house Of Trad Ferry Fire
Company No IL, on Religious street . Inspectors-D l.
Ricardo, Ross, p krammer. .Clerks-John G. Taylor,
SKCoND WARp-At John Henderson, on Nayadea street
between Poymna street and Felicity Road. Inspectors
A. c. Phelps II; M Summers, Walker. .Clerks-Chus
Forno, w. R. Brasselman;
THIRD WARD-At the Fulton School. house. on Aunun.
citation street.. lnspect0rsR l.. Redwood, 10 Harris H.
Wheeehan. Clerks-Chares A. Geheeb, Isaac A. Smith,
FOURTH WARD-At the Engine house of No. Is, on
Apollo street .Inspecon-JOhn Leeds. John Wolfe, IL.
Cassidy. Clerks-H. Hutton, William Miller
G. Stetson, w. Il. Filkns, J.B Townsend .CerksWm.
Spnggs. Chas. Greenhl.
SIXTH WARD-At the Engine house OF Louisiana Hose
Company, of Carondeet and Perddo streets
specors-L. Cragen, J. b. Walsh, w. r. Gnswel...
Clerks-C. l.. DE Breton, f. de Hart.
SEVENTH WARD-At Malachi Kelly 3, corner OF PoydTas
and g. Paul streets lnspeSto.s. w l. Gushing. r.
ApP;essd March 49, 1851 As H. eArD"AIl' ''''sD''
True copy: IL, BIER, Clerk,
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sT In accordance with a resolution Of the Joint Internal
Improvement Committee of New Orleans and Lafayette
notice 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 the third Wedne day
(6h) in April next. The survey of the route from New
Orleans, by the coast and West of Luke Maupas to the
State line, having been completed the report with be sur
veys of the engineer, will be submitted to the convention
1t hsped that delegates said convention, viii be genei
ally appointed. and will punctualy attend
committee Of arrangements.
GEORGE CLARK. First Municipality,
q. u. YANCEy, Second Municipality
G. HOOPER, Third Municipality,
March 20, 1851. p. N. WooD, Lafayette.
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n5- At meeting of the Wings Of the sixh WaId, held
room of Louisiana Hose Company, Thursday the 9th
nominate candidates for the Second Municipality
eral Council motion, Judge Curry called to the chair an
George F Pearson appointed Secretary.
The following gentlemen nominated candidates repr
the Ward in the Municipal Council:
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ihk VIRGINIA REsoLUTIoNs-The Norfolk
,A Herald Of the 9th ult, says of these resolu.
IONS :. ana their glorious reception by the House.
Inc unanimity with which thew were adopted
no iaop 70 hang doubt upon, that Virginia
y naed IN her resolution to adhere to The corsnro
'ss o. leoo and equally to lend no countenanoe
project Of South Carolina. ''h ana u'sunion
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The shoe trade of New York amounts to
$2a0O0,0O0, and gives employment to II, 300 men
and To- 500 women
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Grand PRIZE CONCERr

~ In compliance with the advice many friends
wishes of Numerous buyers Of Prize Tickets PoTHoNlER
respectfully announces that he will sell ADMISSION TICKETS
whoul numeras at dollar each To be ATTAINED
Stores, end at the door OF the HALL api
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Reform Ticket: Seventh War

Eds. Crescent: Please announce that Messrs CLAUDE
BRuGNIESs, WIN. BARNES and HENRY VANDERLIspEs
viii be supported as candidates Aldermen by large ma
ioty of the voters of the Seventh Ward who desire
ap3 Rppopu
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The Gift Concert off tonight at the Armory Hal
The muscians among the eminent in the city, w,
nan i the principal attraction. and of himself ought to tra
4 fnll hQuae
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Mls Parodis will have that prominent feature.
that ts insss will be concentrated in her alone The
Cosn Troupe oonsss Of the following artists Signora
Anala Patti the young and beautiful Costraito. from the
New York Italian Troupe; Signora Avignone. favorte
B1rvsRs. from the theatre Maurice Strakosch the
avots PiaAis Miska Hauser. the distinguished Hungarian
Vionist, who has been well received in the North
othen-
SALE OF CLoTHINa. SHIRTS AND HArs.-The attention
Of the city and country trade called to the sale Of Clothing
whits and c0ored Shirt, Has. etc., which will take plac
this day, At 10 clock. at j. B. Blache Co. auction room
No. n Chartses street.
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G A N d. ID A Z ES.
First M~macapaIaty.
Fourth Ward.
Wing Ticket-J. A. NAUTRE, for Alderman.
Second Mun5capaIaty.
w hig Meeting.

WING Meeting.
To" FIRST WARD - SECOND MUNICIPALITY. - At
the Wings the First Ward, Second Municipality held
the Ss March, First lard Coffee Tchoupi
ouas and Race the meeting called order by Colonel
Walton Mr. James Ross called the Chair, and Mr. j. f.
Clark appointed Secretary.
explained object the meeting, the
following gentlemen nominated represent
Ward In the next Council
|. N. MARKS,
DANIEL BYRNK;
following gentlemen Delegates the Convention
nate candidates the General Connc;
JAMES Ross,
J. +. WILD.
notion President the following Challenging and
Vigilance Committees:
Challenging Committee:
Thomas L. Leeds, VIM. J. Ahern, George Kirk,
J. b. Walton, Thomas s. Barry, H. j. Leoyy.
Vigiidnce Committee.
VIM. BatIon, J. Lobrhno J. Y. Wild,
Breniord, WIN. Quirk, Marcus Patton,
Thomas Cockrell, VIM L. Strange }. S. Thacker
W. Ii. Cook, j. ". GiIney, +. R. Southrnayd
J. r. Clark, Jos. Elliott, W. II. White.
The meeting addressed Messrs Byrne then
adjourned.
On motion, it
Resoved Thst the proceedings the mesng published The
Delta. PIcayune, True Delta Crescent and German C0urer
JAMES ROSS Chairman.
l r CIARK Secretary apl 81
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THE RAvELs.-These accomplished artists continue I.
delight their audiences by their astonishing feas The Thee
ts s literally thronged The fac is that while the stool
company played to empty benches. the ballet troupe has
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II will be by advertisement in another column tina
ts fas ssamship Fanny, Capt MoCeen. will leave her.
~ Bhsos st. Jago. Point Isabel Brownsville and Matamo
NJ, On Saturday next, 9Th ipst al O'Clock
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fR- At meeting of the Wings of the Fifth Ward, held
the Committee Banks Arcade Saturday Evening" the
18th March, George w. Hubbe casd Chair aud W H.
Brown appointei Secretary
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WIG MASS MEETING.

IL Neutrality-suspicious. MUNIcIpALITY-Thef friends
Of l. N MARKS and DANIEL BY RN requested
the Annuncaon Market
on SATURDAY Evening" the 5h inst. hapa, ocock
the Candidates end other speakers address meeting ap4
To" seamen's Home Association. - The annual
meeting above held on MONDAY next
the h nst at o'clock r NJ the office of the Crescent Mutual
Insurance Company. J.. W. STANTON. President.
WIN. T. CAMPBELL, Secretary. ap4
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PUBLIC SCHOOL NOTICE.

ny The undersigned hereby that attend at
Superinendents Room, No IS unepn Hail. every FRIDAY
from O'Clock NJ, for the purpose receiving and er
.nng bills and communications, attending any other
requiring his the
Charges against the Lycsn and Library, for
officers properly certified by pay u
Teachers all bills of sooohouses
accordance with existing presented an
prevail without the Intervention OF Committee
claims audited by Committee and approved
by the Board Of Directors before the une gued will draw upon
the Treasurer Tor them,
ANY for the Undersigned touching
Public Schools, should be with JOHN CALHOUN ESQ,
Secretary Of the Board, his office the Municipal Hall
J. 5. COPIES,
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MAyonALrv OF NEwoRLAss. March 20. 1851;

MAYORALTY oP NEwORLANs, March 20, 1851.
PURSUANT to law, and in conformity with the
above resolution passed by the Council of Municipality
No. Two on the 18th inst notice hereby given that
election for four Aldermen, to Municipality No.
present it in the Council thereof viz Two Aldermen from
the First Second. Third, Fourth and Fifth Wards and three
Aldermen from the Sixth and Seventh Wards, will take
MONDAY the 7h of April, 1851, at the places and
der the superintendent of the persons above named
A. d. CRossMAN, Mayor,
p S.-The Inspectors and Clerks requested call
the Mayors Office possible, order take the
oath required by law mh2i
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THE LATE SUICIDE IN ST. CHARLES SrREET.-Atfve
O'Clock yesterday afternoon, Vicorina Rouse who had
been apprehended warrant issued of the
dict of the jury which sat the body of Charles Rouss
and which charged her with being to the suicide
her husband, brought up before Recorder CALDWELL
special Of the court. held for that purpose and
amned with regard to the circumstances of that unfortunate
occurrence Mr.. R. Preaux appeared for the defence The
evidence of three witnesses taken, and from it
gather the following narrative of facts.
About eighteen months Roussell emgraed with his
wife from France, and to this city. After being here
awhile he desired return, and left his wife while he
to E,rope. She went with him to the Baize, and they
parted good friends He absent till within about
three weeks of the fatal when he returned his
wife UNEXPECTEDLY, but not to live happy with her He
thought she had lover for when she asleep
tending be asleep, she spoke of lover whom she liked
better than Roussel This made him Jealous, crazy and
mad. and shortly after his he told witness that he
could not live, and must end TO his life He
tinualy falling out with his wife. and "Wednesday week
he turned her into the street, and she had procure the
ssance of Captain Forn0, of the police force before she
could return home to rest.
On Sunday he discovered that his wife had arsenic
in the house, and he agreed with her take DOSE both
die together This arsenic she had bought three months
before and while ne in France poison with, but
had used it all for the purpose for which bought
He prepared doses of the poison and conversation
between him and his wife, in the of which she
asked him if he afraid. He said and drank the poi
the dregs expecting that his wife would follow his
ample; but no. she had more she took glass OF
brandy and water. Seeing what the matter. she went
for friend OF Rouse's and medical man procured,
but his life could not be saved for he pain and vot
ing all night, and died Monday mOrng He cursed his
wife short time before lie died, and told her she would
be Tree.
Mr. Peaux refused call any witnesses for the defence
he did think thing criminal had beeh proved against
the woman, and he knew Of no law meet such case
Recorder Caldwell took extensive view of the and
after recaptulang the leading of evidence said
did that she could be punished there law
|
drinking the brandy instead of the poison and he had
| power to deal with her, she discharged.
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NOTICE-The undersigned being on the point
OF leaving for Europe returns his sincere thanks his
friends and the public for lavo and will be ready TO
again the fall. All persons having Clothing or
other articles establishment will please call for
within ten days. CHARLES HANECKE,
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NOTICE to Shippers of Grain, Bran and large
l bbls. Hams Mobile, by Mail New Canal Lines
The following rates will be charged, viz:
Conn., heat and Rye sack of 2s bushels under Is
Large sacks of above.
Oats, Bran, sack of az bushels UNDER.
Large sacks of above
Barrels Hams, large size ...,...,... ..,.........W
K. GEDDES, Agent, 10 Bank Place.
NewOrleans, April |, 1851. ap1 10,
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ID lie d:

Died.:
In ST. Louis, the 18th March, after short Illness 10
SMALL, ESQ.,, formerly OF this city.
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A PIcKPooKRT.-A respectable looking man, who re.
fused give his name, but VINO appeared to be connected
with the medical professional, lancet found
upon him, apprehended last night upon charge of
tempting to pick the pocket Of John Feucher He met
Feucher state of ntOxication about O'Clock
and seeing him almost helpless, he the guard of his watch
and about take from his pocket. when he pre-
vented by two who took him 10 the Police office.
TIE ARCADE PERJURY CAsE.-The sixth hearing oil
this commenced before Recorder Caldwell yester
day. Il O'clock by Judge Ogden Introducing witness
the defence. Only witnesses heard and their
mony prove that Mr. Evans had considerable prop
cry his the time of the Arcade fire. and that the
charge of perjury unonnded. The adjourned
O'Clock, and will be resumed at twelve.
A RECEIVER OF STOLEN Goops.-Last night, MADAME
Ravennoist, lady who keeps general brokery St
Philip street, arrested for buying quantity Of stoeI
property from slave belonging Mr. Due On her premi
found two augurs plane and saw, all of which
the property of Mr. Due and had been stolen by thu
slave and sold TO the prisoner She will be brought befo
Recorder Genois to-day.
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ASSOCIATION FOR THE Coop THE THIRD MUNICI
PALITY.-.Meeting Last .Nght.-A meeting of
the above Association held last night at Unity Hail.
Margny Buildings for the of making
for conducting the proceedings Of the Municipal Election
which to take place next week. The Chair taken
Mr. p G. Collins and the meeting opened by the read
ing OF the minutes OF the previous session Of the Association
A motion made to appoint Committee of Vigilance
of ten members in each Ward of the Municipality, fol
watching the of the Association the polling the
electors who shall also committee for challenging
the This adopted and suggested that
the Association established for the good of the
muny, and not for party that member
of the Association be considered member of the Committee
of Vigilance, and expected TO use his exertons
the object of the Association reference to the election.
The platform having been read, the meeting took
of minutes for the of giving those present who
had signed opportunity of doing and forty per-
connected themselves with the Association.
Several gentlemen addressed the meeng hoping that the
vigor and intelligence of the Association would be kept
after the election, things would arise requiring the
attention of its members.
Mr. Flanders addressed the meeting, and said that
person had circulated charging several OF the
candidates proposed by that Association witt, being the
hor of the heavy debt which depressed the Municipality
1t would be notice this statement, had the
of the person who made it been signed the printed
communication. Mr. Lesseps charged with being one
of the Of the debt and with having been who
spent 800 900 during the 1886. Why. Mr. Lesep
only member of the Council months, and the whole
pendture of that year only $6l COO As regarded Mr.
Mehan and himself they both used their efforts
prevent expenditure of the public money,
was well known, long they had influence in the
Council Other of that character would BE-
made the day of election approached but who
derstood thing about the affairs of the Municpat,
would believe them
Several other persons addressed meeting and urged thu
members be ready do their duty the day election
after which the meeting adjourned.
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RECORDER CALpwKLL's COURT.-James shean was
charged with attempting break the door of coffee
house in South Market street, O'Clock yesterday
ing lie had shoes at the time he arrested. lie
was remanded for voucher for his good behavior.
The Song Of Mtdnig ht.-Thomas Nightingale charged
John and Elizabeth Cavan with disturbing the peace St
Peter 1t appeared that about nine O'clock the
mony OF the ongse of midnight disturbed by the
Cavsns. and he ICED call in assistance remove
the ruthless desoyer of the beauty and peacenness his
midnight They remsnded for the appearance OF
Nightingale, this morning.
John Ross fined $40 for disturbing the peace, on Wed
nesay night, at the OF Grayier and Phppa Streets
attempting 10 Shoot a observation-disclosures Horne was
brought up on charge OF attempting TO shoot with pso
at O'Clock yesterday morning, John McCain. He met
the Waterman Tchoupouas street, and without provo
cation, he pulled the pistol from his pocket and presented it
him. lie also charged with carrying tie pistol con-
ceaei for which he fined ~ and for attempting 10
the achman he sent to the First District CouYt
The Feeify 9f DOmestieatioa.-A sweetly interesting
young appeared before the Recorder yesterday who
stated her 10 be Anna Stiles, complain of her hus
band, Urage Stiles, of whom she much afraid. More
than Two years they had pghted their roth the altar
OF Hyme, hat after the fatal knot adjusted the
God Love. which had lowered them with wings OF
peace took his departure. and left blank in pace OF the
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unanimously elected candidates represent Ward
Council the sscond Municipality
the 7th April next; and
Messrs. H. GooDRICH and
STEPHEN JARVIS
Delegates the Convention select
Council. G. W. HUBBELI. Chairman.
w. H. BROWN, Secretary. apl
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J. N. HAwTHoRN,
WIN. EMERSON,
r, b. SYKES.

On notion the gentlemen follows Delegates
the Convention select candidates the Council:
r. ii. BRUNRT,
JAMES RISK,
r. Il. HAMMET.
On notion the meeting adjourned THOS CURRY Pfes't.
GEO. +. PEARSON, Secretary. mh2S
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THE HKvIA STREET MuRDER.-Yesterdsy morning the
inquest the body of Timothy Donovan, who
deadfuy murdered Wednesday night opened before
Coroner Spedden, and jury. A searching post
TEN examination made by DIR. Lemonier The wound
found to be inflicted by upward thrust, from come
pointed instrument which, piercing the breast
ated into the right venrcle of the heart and produced
immediate death.
After the examination, Mrs Dryer, whose house the
murder occurred taken to where the body lay and
appeared be affected with the sight, and STOPPING kissed
the pale lips of the dead young and her heart appeared
bursting with emotion. She said" Oh. Boston Boston
that being the by which the deceased familary
known and then shed tears.
The witnesses examined at the inquest gave evidence very
similar the which appeared report yester
day and the returned verdict to the effect that the
ceased to his death from wound with sharp instru
which penetrated the right ventrice of his heart
which wound was inflicted by one John CLARK.
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MEDICINES AND CHEMICALS.

RROUGHrto Bells Stables, Carondeet street
ID between Poydras and Hevia streets ~
A White Steed PONY. saddle and bride. long I'm
name and tail, small black spots all over, shod ali "a
round no mark visible
II not claimed by Saturday, the 18th April he will be sold
at the usual place by THos sPkAR Special Auctioneer
ap4 3u1Od II. FORN0, Captain.
EOR SALE-The fine schr. M ERCHANT lis
l. tons burthen, copepred and copper fastened a c.
remarkably fast saer, her voyage this <SlE
ap4 Il. J. HART " co. 70 Tohoupioulass
CAROLINA SEED COW PEAS-i5OO baus
~ genuine Carolina Seed Cow Peas, two bushels each in
ana n A. F. COCHRAN q TcbounonIas.,
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tOH'S STARCH-300 boxes in store, for sale
by A. ID. GRlEEF q co. IS, W and Il Old Lsvas
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-HeT h STEAMBOAT ~ H.
DEPA RT U Il e s. IsssI

April. Steamer Canaan 4on5 Destination
'ruy' CALIFORNIA, Reynolds, o'clock. Mob
" MOBILE Frost, O'Clock hobii,
MONROE Gwartnsy, S O'Clock ya.oo
Sat- s. sATcaEz NO. = L.ath.. .'coer .aara T'm.
T. D. WHITE, Brady, O'Clock. 80. WiitGmspoti
MUSIC, strsct. O'Clock. Lafonrehs
u. b. MOsBY, Kercheval, u O'Clock. .Auatnpas
posWELL. J. T. Larose 10 o'clock..... ....Bat,s
fLohiDA, Gberson DO CLOCK. ........--.....ho bi
GEN. WORTH, jerks, 5 O'Clock. Memphis
1890. ns nay, DC CLOCK 5srhndf ia
" boENA VISTA, Lamethe, o'clock 80. st. Louls
PACIFIC. Fthian, 4 O'Clock ........ $50. 81. i.ouu
Mond, I, MONTGOMERY, Estes, O'Clock prinrstun
" NANoPE, Castillo. i2 o'clock. ArakapaI
" SALUDA, Page, a o'clock. Va roo Ripey
" " TEXAS Claiborne, 10 O'Clock. Fort Townssnd
Tues, s. PRINCESS NO. T. Holmes, o'clock Dirksb.yg
ST. JAMES, Power, S o'clock .. yo.;sriU,
Thurs, 10, MARY FOLEY Daferee o'clock Laf,urch.
Frdy. H. ROQUOis, Lee O'Clock ...-..........s LOUIS
ncerain ORIENTAL Parkinson, o'clock Pittsby,s
=" }. MoRRisETr. fndren, ocloes. Anakapas
DOVE, Box o'clock arkansas Riysr
~ GEN. LAFAYETTE, Bentley, o'cloct. .LouissiR.
u. p McNEAl, Booker O'Clock. .Msmghi.
BELLE CREOLE, White, o'clock- peksbui
:" " ST. LOUIS, Tayot o'clock ...-.-.. -. 81. Lou.
PATRICK HENRY, Landry, o'clock -...S,. Louis
IOWA. Garter. O'Clock st Louis
" sULTANA, Cable. o'clock, ST. touis
" BRIDE, Amslen, 5 o'clock. Louis
p" COLUMBUS Post, o'clock 81 L1us
PRIDE OF THE WEST, Rogers, u O'Clock 81 Loni'
- AMERICA. Jonsen,s O'Clock. .NashotHs
moHlCAN. lrvn, o'clock Nashville
" HUNGARIAN, Warman Cincirna,t
" q. w. KENDALL Norton, ~ o'clock Cinsinnntt
" BosToNA, Ptice O'Clock. Lonissiis
ALAMO, Reed, O'Clock .......... .Ouachita River
ANNA, Johnson 10 o'clock Bayou de Gai-s
BELvIDERE Lodwck, 10 O'Clock .-....,. Rad River
FANNY SMITH, Richards O'Clock. :. LouisyiR.
- ST. CHARLES, Sutton, O'Clock NJ obilf
OREGON, Hiern ! O'clock MobiE,
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| I, H.
SEALED PROPOSALS will be received at Thu
office until the 18th of April, O'Clock for the build
ing and putting up the junction of the South and South
west Passes
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Ve2C Goods.

kV The subscribers in receipt Of per steamship Union
large and handsome stock of SUMMER CIOTHJNC
AND FURNISHING GOODS of the new est STYLES and
patterns THOMPSON u NIXON.
mh22 2ptf 81 Camp stree, ,n,,os,,, u,a..,