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CHLoRoFoRM.--A discovery Of another property
Of choroiorm has just been announced by two
French gentlemen, who simultaneously, and with
out any consultation with each other, found that
chorolorm is an antisceptic Of marvellous virtue,
preventing aninals decomposition after death, or
promptly checking it If already commenced. Mus
cuiar flesh aud al animal tissues when subjected
% ia action, become fixed for long period OF
time 10 she precise form and condition in which
taey may happen TO be a. the moment Of applioa-
ton and natural eolon. even 70 the slightest and
most delicate shades, are preserved without the
slightest chAnge The French Academy Of Science
IS about 20 make some further Investigations 10
verify this remarkable discovery, from which so
many benefits may be expected in the preservation
Of military and naval stores aDmal food IN sea
voyages, and is applicability TO variety Of useful
purposes.
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on Sunday he Ctgs leass eeeiy hour lfom clock A. MI
E5 An oMmnus letre Canal and GharIrss street every
qudries Of an boar iaf The Depot
.. W. SMITH. Superintendent.
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hIUsIG
FiANgs q B0ls,Is es Y 9N8 ~ rs - sTolsR.


30 ca ~ r s TR n f ~
IN A. ~ lstsk na9 on hand n1d is co1saHF tcsiqIns
So PL4lgO fOf1,ES, from tha iusiY
4-ialll5ed q anu az Z q 70 e3 81 felet.
Davit Van Vinkie, a ~ GaIe & 90. anfu III u
y7a y. Grovesens heg YORK; Elso PeTa rar5 rfteoe
Orders resolved i0r the B0HfT'S PATENT IRON III AZ
tJoi to Be delivered turn fGeFed frJn lie
iAelorH fhess auo1 decidedly tie esl Piano now d
esf pAftcaaiy l9 the country waese laeTs sld1r
Other fano, fiase @ sase sn Independent rim 81 oie
4Nleh sol p lsfnQt acHt tfefH being cdunee4
ton tetweeu the SuDarIoY Cult ARS
Mis- YieLiNE. Et1i'i tDEONa. "a, ,fTT7f5r. nr1
~ t1.' ii ~ 'sll "a Ql lt1l aul
,2f aae e gta 4tEtf MBslg foI Finna
fQltet tieiiaFi f4uiet etc. Aso lfEIH HHCTf0H
- bDphn iqT al i1uslfal nsaIumant4. 1saFN a fjhs
efal ifco4rt y eersi Teachers and a those adnr rraa
ql lis.s.. ~ gltei. pf1L1liy attended Q. mh
RFu6fg AND 8lt BlC Al. fNsFNf ~ d TS--TiSs
AtA subeennes would fsspsstlnly newest your ss6a
attention te Their 1IEe Hhd extensive stock 0f Na4
and 6iao ~ fleif well selected assortment Of Piar0
Eartes, ron The iaee5iee Of hs ds maten in Tie
United dtafea and Europe.
Strings lor Violin, Guitar Harp, violiacelo Double Bars
etc. Guitar Fins. Pegs, aafHFs. tie
kiolits FLUTES, Guitar. Accofdions, bfas isfamsni1
Tor Hands ram 3pulInes, Banlol. Dfuns eie
tlauo EufIq Wire. LuuNig tfnumef5. foTsa
every afiicis cqhnected with the Waso Buslaess.
i5 - Music aud ilequai Instruments viii be rIoiaHfy
lbeal discount made 70 deasr and professor. and e
Second Band Pianos bough end taken IN part payment
for new ones
Az The rev Music received from the North a soon spnb.
Ths entire usie Department viii Be- under ths charge q
Mr. II. " Hewitt New Orleans, La. Oct 5
q. a. TYLER.
o25 drfaW4t q D. HEWITT.
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SADDLERY. EXC.

A9xA1lA y41kskl I , E1Ns
Newark, n. }. sADDLERR Fvareholses,
E AEbRsW g RurL 20 No IS caEa
Aagsaaa sastss sad inpaHsn of
gaa hspd large sad tal.ai s.ssslas, s,5s
e ess fss9H sss s s.. ". sssss wins aas
ss8 s.-gsiggaa' g ~ 2 Canal sss..
ttiAa.ADE Els'liiA sApnLBttK tFhltalIf76 3s
elaNei me Golden hufse Head,
Nhala the aEsq Hone stands Is
ne dqos- so hagazine, near , l t4'
NAGEE s KREAss.
Mluuiaotuiara and imnnrs1s of aAVllYIERV H RN4
y iiss ~ ~ 49, w leehsT 9l ~, kn1a ooh
and tgmeu kuinituse Hfssitanaass carsp aHa Fea
Miiitnrv Goods.
s.s.. 1a5sl loss.naf WIN .1iiafg
--ls-i fiael BuHlingl. &C.
AeN4ita and IeWa1r
toi aseas gdd feolgs, ard Sem 81 Iempsfahes. cf
Rany, q Pc saie q Melafc Rubber. fath1a aelaN.
fFj5fi FfiF
fQfeteqela ule iqfll q li su.l eualllr aa eil
a naaesae1 80 IS I srDW
ADDI4ERY STORE SMrH y BRofaf
~ 1aud CdHn9R street, New ollesua ea
Geeds q iils il 20 so9ihsin e5nliri. eoa-
sADDLEs-aor tian go varistis, y F.rII.i. Amer
eA1' sl2sa5lsi4 49 slsnls1 s4lc.n als s De ea
e iAli4E bA5 anq w Alsl.l.i q esal eafaiq.-
ges, siifrap Leathais. Extra. heins. Hitch 4eins
O. l5@ dalieIst etc.
--4.- HAHN Ess coaqh, Gs ana Bqstg aanaa
~ qualities NVaeql and ssy taruea cnnprt 81 ID Yis
lolials Day and Nnrnn ga dies Hamas Hdd Bndlas arf
FllntatQn Gear ut aVerY description
~ ht,uh - --f'aesing Trunks. travelling
Irqnksi balisol aad Carpet Bags al utyl6s tlA
and finish. tA
SADDLEKY HARDWARE sAnDLFFe. nj & ~
NESS SHgE MAKERS TOOLS and FINDINGS n
every dsseIiltor COACH TRIMMINGS.
ks4Ali leh and S A u SIS kifiine fiamc Birdie Sole
and Bard Leather; OH Top Sides and Hides; Enan8 IN
sides endide.f Patent asls Of an qualities and color
Goat ana sneep Aeioecof laii ekius Lining ned Wei
1klnl, fl cooIs and 1uUlta1s lhauos and Huse
Lace Leather, bRiian Robes. ac.
Ez g. s B Agents oI the safe 81 iha Patton. ln1n
Rubber aud haehine Bands "A 30, ta Patent siIela
LeEihel bnndsi Saw lli haadsf lnda itulta l
steam Packing, and India Rubber Clothing, 81 a dsda
Band kivais. Laos and Band Leather aic. efe
dHu SMITH y hk0iHtR 81 and 81 lomE0n st
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Inthe biography Of Fisher Ames, written by the
late Professor Kirkland, the following just and
beautiful sentiment occurs
When vice approaches the youthful mind, in
the seductive form Of beloved companion, the
ordeal becomes threatening and dangerous in the
extreme. Few possess the prudence and unyield-
ing drmness requisite to pass IL in safety Those
who have been accurately obseryant TO the depen-
dence Of one part Of life another, will readily
concur with US that Ames future character derived
much Of its lnsre, and his fortunes much Of their
elevation from the untainied purity and rFepT0acha-
bleness Of youth Masculine virtue Is az necessary
to real emirence powerful intellect He that
is deficient in either will never, unless from ihe
influence Of fortuitous circumstances, be able to
place and maintain himself at the head Of society
He may rise and flourish for time, but Bis fan IL
as certain as his descent to the grave. He who
holds parley with vice and dishonor IS sure to
become their slave and victim. That heart is more
than half corrupted that does not burn with indie
nation q the slightest attempt to seduce itg
nIcARAGUA Intelligent and usually WELL
informed correspondent of the Philadelphia North
American, writing from WashingioH. says,
In referring 10 The recent intelligence fron
England touching the suspension Of tie collection
Of duties at San Juan, { took occasion 10 remark
that that port would be given up in good time To-
Nicaragua. This statement was stronger than the
facts warrant Great Britain Is prepared 10 enter
into any arrangement with ihe United States bv
which San Juan will be made neutral port Or Be
held by neutral State but there is point Of
honor involved in connection with Nicaragua
which precludes the concession 10 that particular
State No difficulty IS apprehendsd on tlis score
and there IL every reason 80 believe that negotie-
ton will be concluded with the new MnistAf from
Nicaragua which will be satisfactory 70 all parties
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MEnICAI CARTS

TAYLoR, BR. B. F., (late Of Memphis) Oiiiee
y 81 Canal street di7 sm az
AR g. S. FENNER devotss parteU-
laI attention TO the ueatment Of fDIsEAsEs
OF THE EYE. Office, 1853 GfGyier street, op-
pose the Yaietes. az 6mo %
EtOrANkC DItuG STORE, No 8s Gamp s1re1f
- - egaanesd ez IN. q. a. Jones. mhil "
re. HOuGH and FRYDINGER viii attend % ibe
~ practice Of their profession 10 all ID it's hranohes Strict
and constant daily attention paid TO office pracica Out door
cuA leaet 70 at W ouf1 Dfce No. 1873 Bsrnnne alaat
nees le Carolsun Ralgoad Depot.
th Ctth aN hatlns iiat 8Entra0cc ellsrs tina
IL above inialiihls remedy l6f ti '
tlning p the y AE. OphthauiiA, Of i've il.
standing, cured iH n eeelss ihe Tear n tl9 Eye,
qi 3 yeaa, cured In 70 weeks; a man Of this CIV
being stone blind for months, Taufed 1
eye m three Wteka gentleman gqhG always
R year, bs using only drop, enabled 10 read h
nesyspapal without aEn by oandlelght hours aiar ln
brlancg TO the Eye, and also strengthens the sight
~ Nos. 4Da PHI1lPFA ltgeet near HeVia tud = sr
CHARAEs street. auf1 ~
NJ X. F. FRYER, INDfAN DocroR formeri,
~ Of Mobile, Ala. cures an onrabts sickness Of
Men, Won and llslreu-Resdenca and Office 73 g
frenghmen % street, ii15d Muncipaitys Office hours ~
rom o clock A, ~. ti 2. For further patticn-
lars please 70 examine the = Daily Delta"
az lNFqRMATIoN no THE PuBLio-I Do certify unon
tue honor OF gentleman that have treated ard dure 81
diverse sicknsss since January 1850 t December rs
57u ttspet htaed 04d fu- -fse0 pntfS. and have ioa
ABLE az the time q seeing them, Yzs rwocssea Chronic
sumption.
Given under my hand and seal. this ssb December 1859
~ Office 90 Fieucbnen street. Third Aiunapaiiy New
Orleans hi tf3u
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DENTTSTRl

RADGER, F. H.. DENTIST, Of Tennessee. for-
merry Of Alabama and Georgia, No. i3 Julia street be
sse2 camp aad at Chares Streets CIhrtsen Bnildngal
Heg2llean3- ni5 Il
DENTAL NOTICE-The Copart6eTsbip here
tgiors existing between E: HI q. s. e. ~
j. ~. KNAPP IS dissolved b. limitation.
y. H. & g. 8. Knapp and u Chandler. x u
may be consulted II the old stand lOf C8a- L lY
mon streeti c8f1ger Qf 81. oh1rlts.
" g. Knapp may BE- eunaulied bis nice and resi-.
deleei NO ~ barellae street, iear G1nat.
AheY give psuenlaS atquen g tle preelyAton o Carr.
Gus iesi. oHa Of which annualy lost
Of timely and ludaous teaugnt They also pfenafad
70 inaaIs e Teeth according 10 the Latest improvement
m the Hrfs either fastened By atmospheric pressure t5sns
a9d Wild os without AIica Gums, the require
resin eA acie without aln under the influence Cho
f9iqfn q eteOn, with perfect safety, hey having uo
hss articles p nearly four thousand with success aud
without i1larg 10 tle Qatlen. d2 nillidN WY
JAMES II. sPHATLEY,
o R g E o n DENTIS ST,
once Nos no Sts Charles street,
lstWesn Poydras ID Lafayette Square
NNTHERE a hpeeruona iha TEETH wiz b6 nerfofusi Il a
w tafisfleory manner nia n
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OFFICIAI.

Atayoralty Of New Orleans, Jan. 30, 1851.
NOIlCE is hereby given in virtue OF a resolution
passed BY the Council Of Municipality No Two al their
stng q ldth INST, that an election will take place ia The
81 February, for Surveyor Of Municipality No sgo
qnaapisd term Of the late George ~ Dunbar the places
9g Commissionels aud Clerks. Polls 9pen A. ~ ana
tYard--AtP, Klanrasf houss. conner Of Annun-
Glerks-John Taylor and y. Cerius
osceRd w aFis--At Degrause's Hall, IN Nagades st.,
f,sanlsssner-F. Irwin. CleFks-A Mcllhenny and Z.
Third Ward-At M. AspiU's Hotel Tcboupitopas
street CommissioneF-E GHnnel Clerks-Bennett and
EourIh Nard-At Eagine.houseo Of Fire COMPANY No.
u Apollo street Commissioner Joseph Ettsf Jerks
Firth w Ward-At Engine house OF Fire Company Nc
a. Iglouptoulds 81. Commemorative 4. Fl8War,..
Clsrls-N, spnggs and .. Gfeenhlll.
sixth W ard--At Louisiana Hose Company Hall, Ca
Fendeet street @ eommissioner-r. P,Whe.. ClerSs-T.
seventh w ard-At Engne-hOuse Of No. IA, Common
John Sullivan. A ID CjRossakN MsfoT
NJ B.he gentlemen named as Commissioner ami Clerks
2 supeuuend the above election VIII please call at The
Mayors olee and bequaled at early day as possible
4aal a. u. IRossNAN. Mayor.
MayorRlty OF NewOrleams, JAM / 8. 4 s5I.
CouNggl o. n M9gsicIrAEII5TY Ne; Two.}
ESOLVED, That the Mayor be authorized
and requested. after giving days notice in the official
paper qf the unicpatY 10 sell at public auction the con-
Io ol furnishing all necessary material aud keeping
The wood work Of the Wharyes between Canal street
aud St Joseph street.
ng s Joseph street Whah up TO The upper Units Of the
be fnInshea BY the saEveyof and published with ssd notice.
Approved leth January is5i.
True copy II BIER Clerk
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At Ee
ErMNs. 81 casfasiIa r5
t Il 81 is' 1. IS.
81 s. ia5is = IA
TTIfSTT SCHOOL i. +.
IA sIs.. 81 Rev. a ct 3 a tlfl s /, 81
Ssqr Sis. l,,s
sti6 ef rs p y y.
I5s1sltasa
Ds,iasof
MAS rEAah D 6atuN S.. .l.ll
.t.lais fisai''s ssfl Ases
s s..s ~
ee ssssts e,
iis l.uf 6s 1|..i'.7 ~.
The s1pdss 5. 6sssi fa,,
sa.Iei & ena ss.1s
-, f setls ,'' = ~ -
ltpsa.s .asans lAs Ia. #
as in,,'i sia .sg ,s'. az psy1 4
81 Ni.ia q b. eaals M ts td h
ss.r. sr 81 s.e
Rslilerae aIsAe saa q
tE1i ls1ht9i Aft3 PLAN 4
fIs8f IS bss s., 81 Z ., x. .e -
sdEiis al Pseqs. sd
4sa ens-i
tnasi fal1 snd ehoIss Flsst, rs sas 5
~ fleTfl s... = i'sl - t
s6in6e as.s pl1se
esi is5e = ls -. 81,
sa..s
~ assasH.a tiss -.
esfDA Isl eIutl.s aqte ss
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Specifications

Whurrcs.
FIRsT CoNTRA Acr--Beween Canal slfeat and North side
OF 81. Joseph street.
SECOND GoNTRACr--ketwe St Joseph street (neudng
SAID street, and the upper limits OF the Municipality
he contractor shall be bound 10 keep 10 repair. BY
mendlng all holes in the wood work they appear
by 9kng up all rotten panks and laying down new plan
ana py renewing any pmbe such strngers piles
as soon as broken or decaYed
sizes as beretolute used
Ihe e9alIae,or to 9e responsible for damsge which
may occur from his neglect to repair the wood work
as asdetecuye and should the conactor neglect bis work The
surveyor shall have power do the work his (he
tractor expense, and deduct the coal nm any certificate
due % the said contractor
The contractor shall furnish security the amount OF
three thousand dollars lo the faithful performance OF his
contract
Surveyor.
g The bids to be much for each pile used for moong
lender post or for the wharves much per superficial
SQUARE for panking and 50 much per running oo iof
b4ln9efa. iaAl
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A 6ENCYs OF THE O'FALLON STEAM
"A tliid|5, S. logs-ife vii always bslnpllod with
3 stock az tai choice brand 81 Flour.
dll gt kERp. KENNETH s co. 80 Mssdnas 4,
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nicARAGUA-The intelligent and usually WELL
informed correspondent of the Philadelphia North
American, writing from Warrington. saws,


NulLlloII o. NAullIcIp pHIIty MO- IBFOs
TUESDAY Jahnafy 81 1851
The Council met at O'Clock = NJ
Present-Aldsrmen Hawthorn, Marks. Mon
tanye, Pride, ReEshaw, Se%ell Shields, stewart
and Yaneey.
Mr Hawthorn was called % the Chair.
The following messages from the Mayor were
read:
MAYORALTY OF NEw 0RLr1Ns
Join Calhoun sq., seeretagV Cotti Afaneipaiftg o
sfRl 0u will please convene the Council fo fh iav nj Z
O'Clock, al .he usual place
Respeefuly. your obslient servant.
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BOARDING

E(QAHDINti-TW0 families and several esnfiandn osn
-Af be accommodated with board IL No ai9 foni1n1
between 81 John and Z. Peer streets. o smln,
9OARDING--In Central Locality-a nam
hes "a laaamaa, with q without families, qaa bea1.
N1Ntnoaica villa good HnndiuH and excellent Rooms f
TO HEDf f-~Varl sn, Id i. y. ~
aiole under the above Boarding.
mn Rs w e BROWN info7ps hel 1iand.
- iie public iiqis hasias easa all sheNeth3
renowned the W "A VERIFY HOUSE, No. fanfi
st,laiely oaoupied hy Mrs Shall, sha Snow h.lfsI
20 ltieI every aecoms1odaiQus 10 both tran and
permanent BoardeTs. ih pains ard axnansl sar
NeNDreana. November s. 1850. nil l3u
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BOOKS STATIONERY.
.NGeaV RO0k NkOte.

No. Sc cfevisr street.
Eg- JOHN RAIL- Agent rsssirng opening At he
above lass and valuable Stock Law Mee Thsesg
cal, school Standard and Miseaianeoui Books.
ALSO, Of the largest superior Of Stationery
ever brought to this eitfs consisting part Of
Angh Frsaeh and American Cap and Letter FaH, Hos Pape
and Envelopes 70 raatoh
Sealing Wax Fancy sal Counting Houss end Fancy snt snd
Quis, Steel rtnl Ink every article usually tspt By
donou.
Hiss Aaebss eoals vsJ large and alsgun
consulting
Writing ossk', eorsios Abuml saadi Work Bolps Jewel
casea, etc, ete.i
AsupeFioF log q Sold SILVER Shell, Msosee Fancy
Pers npnnaiss, Gold Pens, etc. etc.
- His stock Is complete, nea
Iesn having been selected by Ms
sou eipepl4 solicit call fem his friends and the public
. y. - W s elea eool. az 'fy ~ pfiess. os4
STATIONERY AND BLANK BOOKs.-We take
~ great pleasure q informing former lsaHfr1srE
patrons and The public generally that We are 7EfHS
lamp street aud are prepared 10 tll all or u ~
gefs ior STATIONERY and BLANK BOUk1 in sats
ta0luiy n4hnef Our stock being entirely new, and the
ass n ne SOUTH we oter complete assortment 70 those
cORsON s. ARMSTRONG, siatonsrs,
oly ON 81 Camp stTest.
GNTATf0NEgtK = CORsON & ARMSTRONG, 59
- Cp sfreet. respectfully call ts atteufidn those is
ing Food and servceahls STATIONERY and BLANK
n23h9 p llslf large eomplefe and entirely new stock
winch iheF Qer on Ieasquaha lgfns fheif HINDERf
and PRINTING OFFICE being locate "a she same bnild-
iuEi te7 are eqaled % give thef apscai Intention to all
eieis q neli anf,-.4o onf stock q hAfkhS We asS
CoRsoN s. ARMSTRONG, suiionsa.
ol9 om 5s Camp street
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EXTENT on kAILwAY in THE WoRLD.--Ii
has been estimated, BY an English writer on the
subject chat in the beginning Of ls49 ths total
length Of railway IN operation in various parts oi
ths globs, was is $50 miles, on which capital oi
436s587,000 had been expended. AT the same
period there was ia course Of construction 1929
miles more she costof which would be Jas 75O, 900
u e thence concluded that tie population Of Eu-
rope and Che United States win have completed
within lesl than quarter Of century "a 4s5 miles
81 railroad. at a cost Of e50O, 00,OOO
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BoUNTY LAND WARRANrs.--We learn from
Washington that the Senate on the 18th, BY vote
p ~ ayes to 25 nays, refused to take up the
ansndmento ot the House making land warrants as
signa6ie. This vote is deemed by some as equiya-
lant b a ralection.
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tAe fnsI, en- ne l4 % May last naulsitl Z
btIA t{ the 1ilaia eonEt. thnnt4 IS esasrIi
10y, lA'- IAs Htat Af17a be leli. nra h'anlatt
st' s.r tsp AAi tals arc ir4t bald nenss his
Aslt oceiaioieii 8 1ut1 when aelid, ne haeaso i
2a w qfshaqi BE- ssdles hisas gaafs < aans
aesc1ie on bis heal 70 aQt1f flacan ffhotl sI.
e q 'Fe isIla il iai. sIte idilrlIaiil1i tl
V N4Ttsfs f Gaf11aaf se1i ul r5ssiga ff shove ~
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!. i. !.
~ This Conpany beius orsa
7 ~ of tha policy holders and their
~ 49, families egainsi want and pow
Sesrs erty, is in lis operations great
natgnai benevolent Institution
~ "a ssteA conducpsd upon the most SECURE
\ ~ and solid principles, and afford
q ing ol small ann ual sum, paid
sFf1sssssss- iSsl2gsF during life, large and hand
ss5ikEl0e aome legacy to widows and chill
dren after DEATH
continue the naulauo dill death, participate in the whole
Gredtors can insure le yss Of ebtors msyred woman
eht and use Of helae and children hee ir0m claims Of
creditors. TRUsrRK
John haFans Joseph Walker, john 9, AtiaOns
Robert ], Ward. Samuel Stewart. Edward spanoTs
Isaac Jgnnsons Henry 8. Bqeknel
PETER CoMEY. j. President Board Of Trustees.
joseph ~ stanton Sislsss ESTI9k IsI Van gbbs,
JONI t. Lewis. 7sI''u' BaP,dn, s MiaIa It White,
n; o. Hall, Andsew Carr The. z. MoCalab.
{ohn Y NJ y. satlgFans, Sec w Smith : N Norman,
Cornelius Felowea, a; ~ Cohen
l0nH HAaAN, President Of the Company.
EDW. lENNER COxN, Nice President.
"a y WEpnREngRg, NJ d Mssea Board Of
Il. 6. HzARTT, Aetaary a. l. GooLD, Attorney
RIcnARD REus, M. D. No 9II Magazine street. Medical
Examaer who viii be az the office daily iiom i2 sF.M.
By the Charter only t5 OcO is taken on single ii4
~ ms Company is prepared TO ellagLain Applications
,2g ls insurance and issue Foogs en- al sound and hsah
BY the Board which less than the charged hy the
New York and London offices, and without heil retue.ons
Profits declared annually and the pots draw interest,
and can be made available the extent Of hda
~ Cahiognis Permisasg ork and or don rates Pros.
peetuas Table OF Rates, and a information 0iie usnI-
anee and a pepe necsr 70 effect Insurance. can be had
ssg- Extenaive Travelling Privileges are allowed.
= Otioe hours. A. H. to P. n. Wla "
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lFrEaEsriNe FROM HAYTI-Letters from
Cape baylss Of ,he 18th uIt, state that Capt
Mayo, Of the brig Leander, Of Boston imprisoned
BY she Hsgtien government, on charge Of SNUG
Cling, has been released. The United States
Agent demanded So 600 damages which has not
been paid and probably will NOT The English
have an armed reaGAa sailing around the island, to
protect theiF commerce.
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OSI BO0kS-1aken from judge Balfard's
~ office No. y 81 Charles Feat 81 intervals las4 sun
et 1 ,I8fs, 3fi . sea nitin i days hal ehe ssi q
.l.t.n sll..sn of me back 81 each pelaons kn0qe
e ihe qihse here they may IS iound Alsl-S III rs
htt ia missing.
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NEW ORLMANs.

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H0TELs. RNsT AIIkAN -

PLANTERS HOTEll-This iime.honorad ana
fashionable asilblslmenis having uuiiarr roat con.
sideruble alterations and sepaim dufna he ralt spf3
ner is now - superior order iorihe or
meei felpee qlg solicit prQmisng that qassiona aa
wanting his part tlaIr say 1hnaart md saIs
able. Ills rates us iQliOWss
Board and 1dEins u tla Puhli1 Department Der daY 81 81
board and Lodging IN the Ladies nl Family Densf
meat, according 10 The Room occupied, from a5e
81 30 per f|ay 10 ..
~ The BAR Room and BARBER SHop lfam thaifnfsI
ton gieioiofi 20 annoying % Ladies entering The eish
menl nave heen ohanged, and the entry iha Hotel 80
tered a 70 make ggksaa ahe and pleasant believed ha
when he prices and Accommodation are eomnafl sgit
oi olhet houses, 5he tlnier Hoie viii surpassed b1
any other gstal lishIneHt ID the city.
MS 3m H NITRR y p.s5.isis-
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R0OTH q SpEVENSON'S Patent BRICK
- hACdIN EST ne UNDERSIGNED IS now pIsaara.I fi -
hnl the operation OF he above MACHINE which hns ne taz
pspl 70 MIX NQfisI and inOtld rqeutqf Brcks ffr
mnqie, with the labor Of ihea handl and haf add
by we AluncatQn ut sladtn noF9r Will mould wits any de
afed anidy Persons wishing purchase s right FOX ani
paish 70 we t9e san osq and be supphe Wih Maena
ei esirs Yard " Noru. Lul. ~ hlefehsiis corner cf
baipnne and St Joseph streets where as unlsisiara e
By found. EiaitI l ARTHi5R
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" Saloon and Res talreat for Ladies'
The subscriber, grateful lor the patfOnags ~
which they nave experienced al tla iVii.rh
M aqd aesite1s q s colnnuenee, have greatly smbs
at O'Clock M tn-y ig open New REST II iF e
ffSN N NHALOtlN on the leeond-stofY of he sana
&NA i - heuae, No q 81 Louis street.
N Thus new Saloon. decorated IS tla beat sriiii
i, of thiq city, uniles elegance 10 comfort fis
tls teDe4 W be spread the ee106s 1feac saasaa ara i
WINES salp 0iilee4
thepuhie IS invited. Sn1ufdsg next 10 uartst
ala 6m 81 Vi0sC 4 & 60
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HARMON D0ANR, Secretary,
liedicai Examiner - RICHARD BKIN III D.. HOWkuD
SMITH, ~ y. Howe daily, from l9 a. N, to 8 p N.
E J.. COON. Attorney. vl7