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Norwich and Worcester Railroad.

Norwich and Worcester Railroad
49, "a D.
UPWARD TRAINS.
Leave Norwich at so A: NJ, l2 NJ, and Ia S2OP.M
a Cent? Village, at IS A. NJ, 1850 und 81 P. NJ
I" Danelsonvi,le, at 40 A. M, l 05 and 02 P. NJ
Pomfret, at 800 A. Nj, / 81 and S AZ P. M
Webster, at 8 IS A. NJ, 2 90 and 40 P. M
Oxford, at 8 so A. M, Q is ond 05 P
Arrive at Worcester, ct 25 A. M, 2 SO and 90 p M
lGl Freight train with passenger car attached.
DOWNWARD TRAINS.
Leave Worcester at As and 10 80 A NJ, and 90 P.
Oxford, at I Is and ii 90 81
Webster, at 80 and II Is 40 /"
POmfret, OF 8 90 and IL so g =" 7O5
Daniesonvile, at % A, NJ, IL IS and PIP. NJ
Centr'l Village, at AZ 6 u 2s and AZ &
Arrive at Norwich, at $50 12Oand 80 "
steamnoat Train leaves Boston at 90 P. M, WOr
cester at 80 NJ, Danelsonville IS, and Norwich
at 80 p. M.
The 80 A NJ train from Norwich, will connect with
Coaches for Providence at Central Village and Pomfret
on Tuesdays, Thursdays and Saturdays at DanielsOn
vile, Mondays Wednesdays and Fridays; at JunctioT
with Western Express Train for New York and Alba.
ny, at rs M; for Albany, New YORK and Way Sta.
tons, at 30 NJ, and with train for Providence and
Worcester Road. At Worcetter Station, with BostOr
and Worcester and Worcester and Nashua Trains,
The II NJ train from Norwich will ntersect at juno
ton with New York Express Train for Boston, anC
Train for Providence and Worcester Road; Worces
ter Station with Boston and Worcester and Worcester
and Nashua Trains.
The 5 2OP NJ Train from Norwich arrives in Worces
ter in time for the 10 30 Train Boston, which
leaves the Western Z Station.
Trains from Worcester at 45 and 10 80 NJ. arrive
in Norwich in for Trains for New LOUdon Ston.
ington, Wimantic, Hartford, New Haven aud n York
The 10 so A NJ Train from Worcester connects al
Danelsonville with coaches for Providence, whitman
tic and Hartford, daily, for Brooklyn with every Ac
commndatOu train.
At Dayvle with Coach for Ashford, Tuesdays, Thurs
days ond Saturdays; for Providence, Mondays Wednes
days and Fridays.
The 90 NJ Train from Worcester connects WEB
ster, with Coaches for Southbridge, daily; for North
and West Woodstock, and Eastford, daily.
Passengers for New York by Steamboat, from Sta
tions the line of this Road will take the 60 NJ
Train from Worcester
p g NJ ANDREWS Agent
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Leicester and Worcester Express.

TINE subscribers will run daily Express for the
veyance of Boxes, Bundles, Merchandise, and every
other KIP Freight between the above named places,
and after this date, leaving Leicester at O'Clock
A. NJ, and Worcester at O'Clock, p. NJ.
All orders entrusted us, left at the Post Office,
Horace Waite's Store, Leicester, (where states
may be found0 will be promptly and faithfully attended
20.
Office in Worcester, at IT. Newton's, 9O7 Main
street. JOEL SHELLEY g. CO.
Leicester, March l, 1858. MARI dawu
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Feathers. Feathers

usI received, large invoice Of Live Geese Fe th
ers, selling low, at Wholesale and retail at 10 Main
Fee,, fup stairs) TABER & CHOLLAR.
pNiV dawtf
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SPECIAL NOTICE.

HE subscriber would respectfully tender his services
Il as REAL ESTATE BROKER, TO any persons
having Property for sale Exchange either in the
city or adjoining towns, and would solicit the attention
Of purchasers 10 The following schedule Of Property,
which he offers
FOR SALE:
good assortment of House Lots, on and near Union
Hill some of which among the first, If the very
first in The city, for desirable location, commanding
view OF beautiful scenery unsurpassed in any other
part of the city.
Also, other Lots In various parts OF the citJ I'D
several Houses, all Of which will be offered for
reasonable prices, and terms of payment easy.
Also, number Of Farms in the County, having from
20 TO 2JO Acres each. LARKlN SMITH,
aug5 dtf 226 Main Street, Worceste
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Special Notice to Foreigners.

TNROMPSON g. CO., Express iOrwarders, having
Il made arrangements for drawing Cheeks directly on
the Belfast Banking Company, at Belfast Ireland any
OF its branches now ready to draw Checks the
above Company, from Ell to 100000.
The advantage of sending TO friends abroad Bank
Check instead of Drafts individuals, must be clearly
obvious.
Bills of Exchange, Checks, and Passage Certificates
for passages from Liverpool to New York, Boston
furnished at this office S. ". R. HICKCoX, Agent,
les diff Waldo Block, Main street, WOrcesteT.
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Fresh Ground Genesee Flour,

V000 BBLS best extra Genesee Flour receiving in
1OOO Store, from the Western Railroad Depot,
direct from the Mills, and for sale at the low Market
prices, by the subscribers. Also, have for sale good
common brands ALDRICH IL Co
iy26 diff AZ and AS Front ST., Wntcesttr, Mass.
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Children's TOYS Of ali Kind.

'VNIIE subscriber has repenished his stook of Child
Il ms Toys and has now on hand the greatest yarie
y ever offered Ia this city. e. MERRILL,
leio uhWu 22l Main st.
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Worcester and Nashua Railroad.

G@~S SNN~~A@~N~~ ~@SSSAANS N~N~s
D.
Passenger Trains will run as follows.
Leave Arrive at Groton Arrive at
Worcester at Junction at Nashua and Lowell al
6Soa.m s05am. $50 am. $50 am.
Ills AIN 1890 pm l.12 PIN. Ito pm
4l5p.m 5.35 pm. $50 pm 629 m
Leave Arrive at Groton Arrive at
Nashua and Lowell junction Worcester
7.30am. It's am. e.O5a.m 9l5a.m
11.35 am. lI.30 s.m. 1890 p.m. q l.50p.m
5.30p.m AS pm. 900 pm. 7.2O pm
CONNECTIONS WITH OTHER ROADS.
Trains arriving at Nashua connect directly with
OF Concord, Boston, Concord and Montreal, Northern
Passumpsc, and Vermont Central Railroads. All Train
from Nashua connect directly with down Trains from
Each Train 10 and from GrOton Junction. Except the
Evening Train from Nashua0 connects with upward
and downward Trains of the Fitchburg Railroad, ami
stony Brook Railroad to and from Lowell
AT Worcester $50 a. M train connects with Steam.
boat train from York via Norwich. Ills a. M con.
meets With Boston and Worcester, Providence and WOr
cester, Norwich and Worcester, and Western Railroad
trains. A. p connects with trains from all above
named roads, including the Express Train from New
York and Albany Train arriving at g l5 connects
with the trans of all the above roads, including
Express Train to New York and Albany. That arriving
at p M with p. m. trains of above roads That ar.
irving at 72O M with the New YOFk Steamboat Trar
via Norwich.
FITCHBURG AND WORCESTER r. R. TRAINS,
running in connection with Wore and Nashua ialns
Leave Fitchburg at =. m. IL. 40 and 500 p. m
Leave Worcester at $50 and H. Is am. and A. Is M
FREIGHT TRAINS run daily each way between
Worcester GrotOn Junction, Nashua, Lowell and Fitch
burg.
o. For connections with the other road at Worces
ter, GTOton Junction, and Nashua, Snow and Wi,
ders Pathfinder and Railway Geide
10 Through Tickets are issued at Worcester for Bur
lington Montpelier Wells River and White River juno.
tiun at the fare by each of the different routes Wis
Nashua and Fitchburg; but change of cars is made
ON the Nashua route.
J.W. STOWELL, sup't
Worcester June g. 1858. ieI0 dawtf
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BUTTER

DRoOKs & sTEARNs have now in Store lot OF
ID Prime Vermont Dairy. Call and try the quality
szz 80 tulN IaH No. FrOat Street.
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Wrapping Panar
Wood Yard RAmnvad

BROOKS a sTEAaNs have now in Store all sizes
- and are senin ~ Manufactured prices.
~ " No. Front Street
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Fresh Teas.

Fresh Teas,
OF every descriptions selected with great
Ssat;i care, and warranted of superior quality. Sell
H IS s ing at less prices than before offered in Wor-
EaAE4ls& cester Call ana see, at
and Bangs Block, Main ST.
s27 diff G. ID COBB & co.
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100 SMALL Bags Fine Salt, for sale at the low
1OO price oil 10 cents per bag, by
ID, A. HAWKINS, JR.,
sl0 dtf Successor TO J. e. Gregory.
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GROCERIEs-GROCE

THE subscriber offers for sale, his Old Stand, on
Southbrdge St. every variety of Groceries, usually
kept in first rate Store, which he offers the very
lowest mark for CASH C.. e. FLANDERS.
aug5 diff
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A CRIPPLE SETS ASIDE HIS CRUTCHEs AF-
TER TEN YEARS SUFFERING.
Copy of a Letter from Mr. Thompson, Chemist, Lin
erpo0i, dated august 20th, 1852
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Soda Ash.
OK CASKS Soda Ash, in prime order, for sale by
"a G. 5. & A, ]. HOWE,
SO diff Wor. Bank Block.
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woopMAN. SPARE THAT TREE.

The New York Sunday Mercury tells an ex-
cellent story of Henry Russell, the well known
English vocalist
A great many of our readers yet remember
a Hebrew gentleman named Russell, who came
to this country some fifteen years ago and made
little fortune by singing ballads like ''The
Ship on Fire. etc. Upon his return to England
he entertained the public there with his profound
knowledge of America, and we believe he con-
tinues so to entertain it, at the same time throw
ing into the entertainment variety of songs,
about the composition of which he may be said
to be somewhat romantic. He was giving one
of his peculiar entertainments on one occasion
at Miss kelly's theatre, Soho, London, within
a year, when he said something to this effect:
90 One day-ah, when in one of the towns OF
the State of Kentucky /, as was me custom
after dinner-ah, strolled from me 'otel, and
shortly afterwards found meselfin one of those
large forests for which America is so renowned
ah. At this meyoment stalwart- ah Kentuck-
ian was in the act of telling one of the largest
and splendid -ah trees me eyes ever lighted upon.
As the monster of the forest fell -ah, me cart
was touched, | Immediately returned to me 'otel,
wrote the lubretto-ah, and composed the music
to a song which | have keyawled Woodman,
Spare that Treer which it will now give me
the greatest possible plazure to sing it to you
ah." The veracious Mr.. Russell here sat down
to the piano, and was on the point of pummell-
ing that merciless Instrument, when clear
voicee rang out from the midst of the audience
these words: 60 George p. Morris, of NewYork,
United States of America, wrote the song of
'Woodman, Spare that Tree" The voice was
that of the soldier, poet, and novelist, T. Mayne
Reid, who is now in London, and our informant
was one of his two companions on that occasion,
both of whom were as much astonished at the
unlocked for interruption as the rest of the au-
dience. 1t is due to Mr.. Russell to say that he
maintained his usual brightness of brass, ana
that he went on with the song as if nothing had
happened.
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This Arrangement wssmutaaily satisfactory, and
the woman obtained her outfit for the land Of
gold. On arrivirg at NewYork she found an
opportunity to cook during her passage OUT, and
she Immediately sent back to her family fifty
dollars of her funds, and has gone on her way
rejoicing, and with the determination to get her
share Of the gold Of California. -
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| luton, and moved its adoption
| Resolved, That the qualifications of Mr.. Pan
dely, as Assistant Alderman, remain unrepcrt-
ed on, and that the question Of Mr.. Pandelly's
qualifications be referred to the City Attorney
MIR. Davis moved to lay the resolution on the
table, and the motion prevailed-yess 10, nays
8, viz:
Yeas-Messrs. Brady, Beauregard, Dalton,
Davis, Derbes, Donovan, Hermann, Kathman,
ker, Macs, Macaulay, Macmurdo, OSullivan,
Purvis, Stark, Smith, Vanderlinden, Watkins
and Wheelehan.
.Ndys-Messrs. Boudousque, Guyol Heer-
Manu. Latour, Magion
Mr.. Pandelly declined voting
On motion, the Board then proceeded to the
election Of President.
| DIR. Samuel W. Dalton was unanimously
elected, receiving twenty FIVE votes. and, Mr.
| Watkins vacating the Chair, the President en-
tered upon his duties.
| On motion, the Board then went into the
| election of Secretary.
| Mr. Davis nominated Mr.. Daniel Scuhy.
Mr. Watkins nominated Mr., Walter a. Peters
The vote being taken, resulted follows
For Scully- Brady, Beauregard, Boudousquie,
Dalton Davis Derbes, Donovan, Guyol, Her.
mann, Kathman, Ker, latour, Macs, Macaulay,
Macmurdo, Magioni, OSullivan, Pandelly, Pur-
Wis, stark, Smith, Vanderlinden and Wheele-
han-23.
For Peters Messrs. Hermann and Wat
kins- q
ontaraa mon his dnt;es
The Roard. on motion. next proceeded To the
election of Seareant-at- Arms.
| Mr. Mapoini nominated Mr.. Ludwic Pilger
MIR. Watkins nominated Mr.. Peter Funck for
| re- election
The vote being taken, resulted as follows:
| For Pilcer-Brady, Beauregarl, Boudous-
ouie, Dalton, Davis, Derbes, Donovan, 0uyol,
Hermann, Hermann. kaufman, her, Latour,
Macs. Macaulay. Macmurdo, Magiopi, OSulli-
van, Pandelly, Puryis, Stark, Smith, Wander
linden and Wheelehan-24.
| For Funck-Mr Watkins-1
| Mr. pilger was declared dulv elected.
| The pres;dant then announced the follovipp
| Stond;nr Comn;,,oos. W
Efnnnce--Messrs r q STARK. A w Smith.
n Ear n Raaurerard and Coo purv;s
Streets and Londing,--Messrs T. r. Brady.
d Whaai.ts,. a. 49, y I,,,r,,r nui -f' 4
p Carpenter
Il CIoi,os-Messrs. r. J. Ker. s. b. Davis, Geo.
pandellv. d 7, Donovan and V. Hermann.
Judiciarv-Messrs. A. Derbes, o. Latour, L.
r Davis. J. A Watkins and j. Magioni.
Poiice-Messrs. Z. O'Sullivan, H. Wander
linden i G. Kathman, b. Beauregard and Geo,
Pandellv
| F;re.Messrs. b. Wheelehan, HI. Guyol. I. r,
Brady, b. Macs and Geo Pandelly
Hcaub-Mr. A. Boudousouie, Dir. s. W. Dali
ton, and Messrs. J. L. Macaulay, p Hermann
and ]. A. Watkins.
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UPPER RED RIVER.
CUMBERLAND .RIVER.

VIII leave THURSDAY, April IA, IA c'sleekrx
NOR NASHVILLE, GIARKS- ~ -
IL VILE. sMlTHLAND AND It9sLIrss Ies..9t IeAsst.9ft
and regular steam packet f. HOWA&D, Capt.
r. Y Northern, will leave Fc Eaght having
GnsA Accommodation apply board, to n
SMITH a FiNf&TR. 80 Poydns street
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nR. LEWIS'S PREPARED FLOUR-The
IL undersigned prepared
qaantiy for family steamboats,, vessels erporAol
Propreots Hotels will find this
cooking used 1t peculiarly prepared with
culinary salt, requiring only cold dough
bakng No adnsalon whatever nsed in its preparation.
tFr For particulars, bill on barr q or
The property OF this Flour may shipped
and fen its purity II hiss known and
free from insects for eighteen months.
mhs II l.. CHANDLER 80 Fuon street.
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had been residing recently at Florence, but
whether he died in that city, or On his estate at
Dalmatia, we are not informed
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~ DESSaLarac Of the of
dard of l5s oad Dupuy
and qualities.
des DUFF Gordon and Harmony Nephews sherry Old Po STILL
aHd Sparkling Hook BouLy Fleur Ssry Hesck
other brands of ChsmPagn White Wine ciar and
case, of all qualities.
Holland Rum Scotch nsh Old
Old Rye Whisky; Brandy Fruits
description BOXERS Berlin everything
in the WINES and LIQUORS. which
able n be found, for cash or ity paper
900 casks PORTER and ALE, pnts quarts.
SEWEI.L T. TAYLOR, Is Pc val street,
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DRIDGEwATER FIRE AND WEATHER

EkieiDuEWhIi1i T. rlRE AMI NEAl HEN
~ PROOF PANT-D-pot No. 10 Camp street.-The public
respectfully notified that the Bgewser Paint Company have
completed the erection, at the mills
Guilty heretofore erperenc supplying demand ground
will for the future, be ecualy
lied upoa being promptly allied.
II is the intention OF the Company, few
lea green and other ooors from the Brgewster when will i'm
medaey introduced in this market in psrkagts
The dry mineral be mixed with lime ordinary
purposes wood and brk-say well
sakd This experiment has been the and
Gently this city, and works admirably. For description
its properties cethcae etc., pamphlet which the
depot Of any Of the Sub A gents.
Dry, in barrels. weighing 400 500 lbs,
Dry in hall barrels, weighing o bs,
Ground in oil, in kegs of y5, so lbs,
For sale by q. C. BOGERT a Co. Camp street,
the States Of louisiana Aabaa Mssissppi Texas
ADd by the city sub-Agans ell
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T ME-2oOO bbls. 5h Rosta al cargo OF
u 4 brig MareeloiA, landing ~
JOHN q. HARDfIL CO., -,e e. e.aysrnn A c. D
ays W Magazines ct ssasis esiangs. s. Ss
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NOR BILOXI AND LYNC lbURG . tit =
u SPRINGS, LOUIS, HisIS-
TAN and MISSISSIPPI CITY, extending HPASCAsOCL
CRDAIs aud stopping al Fl RF PIKE ant HU
DAYsIake shofe Weekly packet mer OR EOLE The
splendid pressure packet CREOLE Chsrles
Walker. bailt with
will tho Poutrsin Ra arrival Of the Cara
the Lake n follows:
NeuOrisdHs: LedpeE LyRciburg and BNoxi:
TUESDAYS -. by 10 A. NJ ED3 3ESDAY EVENING
An Carl DAY
SATURDAYS p. SUNDAY. EVENING
Lynchbnrg Biloxi orAnternedate sndngs u
SO; Children and Svrvaais, u so; Deck, ti.4
t Freight r-ceiv,d at the Railroad N pot all week.
O'Clock tat 1uesiay tps oughtto b
Mon snd W-iH ssiays u
Way VIII the fe OF the Agent IN Tues
Thursdsye A NJ Oh Nj.
n. -.
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CALIFORNIA.
EOR CALIFORNIA via VERA Cnuz Ifs

E'UK CALIFUKNIA VIA VERA CKUZ. ~ETe
4 Persons derous of preceding N CALIFORNIA
via yra Cruz, y Of Mexico, and AcaIaeoihe
i40 bertn, Lswless,
Commander, Will Leave ijr VERA CRUZ On THURSDAY iib Inst
United naIls
arrival Vera Cruz to tahs to the
Citv NJ. 10 Acapulco mules be had.
THE MEXICAN OCEAN MAIL AND INLAND COMPANY will
shortly Carriage. the Acnpuo
through Francisco. Meanwhile, all the
Pacific Steamers touch Aapco passengers will not be long de-
tanned For further particulars, apply
HARRIS & MORGAN, ~ TchoupiOllas street.
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H.SOR MOBILE q. s. Mail . .s,E-. a
n Lns-Wnter The srd sxss.5ss
leu lid e..tst sIne FLORIDA, CtIi q
CALIFORNIA, Captain SAM Rose, Aad OREGON.
Capt A. Hen (naying built s1p.sly for the trade,
with Que Of tie above will
the Railroad DAILY sAl the Lake OF
O'Clock stopping Paseagoula Wednesdays
ing, and Tuesdays and Fridays returning.
Freight g. Lou Pass Christian and Pgscagouls
be o CREOLE.
E Way Bag Mobile viii the once OF ;hs
Of Mobile
n mail. Iisi1 r. GEDDEs. Agent, 10 Bank Pls'e,
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NEW ORLEANS EMiGRANT AND ,sAa
REMlTTANCl oFFCE.The undsr.lsn.d at his cid -
rsutng money thsr friends England Scotland with
sterling sight irsughts yabs the
kngdOn and IN sums 70 suit He aso usA eonanus hAvns
brought Liverpool TO this ships 10
Parties living adstans by
the undertigned, will be promptly attended 70.
2 bsni lace.
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BOSTON,.

FOR BOSTON-Regular Line Of Packets
The packet bark shXJNY Howes naasr having nearly oil
he qi K d patch For baanes Z ie ,
apply @. W. HYNsoS, 50 Csrlp street spi3
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.MObILE.

wliI leas. SATURDAY, April 1s at o'elockr.x.
NOR MOBILE, via the River -
~ The splendid steamer HELEN, Captain j. p LjeAz4s
Carson, reght passage
apply board sTR0TIER BROS as roysf.
ill Cle,t the opposite
early on THURSDAY receiving freight. VIA
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offfeiaI
BOARD OF ASSISTANT ALDKRNKN.

NEW ORLEANS, Monday April III, 1858.
The members elect of the new Board, con-
vened by his honor the Mayor, for the purpose
of organizing, as required by law, INST IN their
Chamber this afternoon, and Mr.. Watkins was
chosen Chairman pro tenn, Mr.. Walter H Pc
ters, the Secretary of the late Board, officiating
as Secretary.
The roll being called, but thirteen members
answered, and for want of a quorum, q recess
Of fifteen minutes was taken.
The recess having expired and the roll being
again called, the following named members an
svered, viz:
Mess7s. Beaufegard, Boudousquie, Brady,
Dalton, Davis, Derbes, Donovan, Guyol, Heer-
mann, Hermann, Kathman, Ker, Latour, Macs,
Macaulay, Macmurdo, Magioni, O'SuIlivsn,
Pandelly, Purv,-, Stark, Smith, Vanderlinden,
Watkins and Wheeiehan
Twenty -four members present.
The following message from His Honor, the
Mayor, was then read
MAYoRALrY OF NEW ORLEANS
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REGULAR Z III

NOR PLAQUEMINE - pegular T-s =,
N PArket- SENntR ARRiNGEAla4RT-T The Lj!tzlrH1ssl
OPIIELIA vii a reguyr packet lxzssszlslR
Ssturday, 9Th instant the Lowef Coast
Of the J. T. Dol will leave Every SATURDAY MORNING al
- oek. lJOE SALIBA, Captain.
w freight passage, apply boa, the Of St Louis
street, i'm
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BREMEN

EOR BREMEN-The fine A ] fast sailing
Swedish ship NoRDEN, Capt Neeman, loading viii
have quick dispatch For freight Of leo eegshssd Tobacco and IS
bales Cotton, apply to }! r. WHITNEY Co ti camp o..
For apply to The on Apb
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VIII leave FRIDAY. April is, at O'Clock P. N.
EOR SHREVEPORT, ,GRANDEcoRE, - -
PORT CADDo ALEXANDRIA aud all interns Ls{A
dis,s a1tDgs The tue packet steamer
COMPROMISE, L. W. Cooper, will leave above tor
passage having apply
SMITH Il FItfISfER. 81 Pcydrss street
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HdMBURGH.

FOX NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Line of ~
Paches-An tst sailing now ready 10 re A1Tp
iasS GEO NJ AYNsoN 90 C.mp s.ysst
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EOR MARSEILLES-Passag only.-The A
sailing ship JOHN W. WHITE Capt. McNair,
having engaged win be quickly dispatched For
mills j. P. WHITNEY Il co. 81 Camp
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New DiscoUeries in AssyriG.-It ap-
pears by a statement Of Mr.. Lavard's,
that since the publication Of his second
work, remains have been found much
older than any previously taken from
the Assyrian mounds, and that from one
inscription it would seem that temples
existed Of the 19th or Goth century be-
fore Christ, ascending almost TO he
earliss, known Egyptian Pstiot.
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sThe expense of the quarantine es-
tahlishment would be but trifing com
pared with the vast advantages We
might expect TO derive from it. The
amount paid in New Orleans alone, IN
yellow fever cases, for physicians bills,
medicines and funeral expenses, during
an epidemic season, would ten times
over support the most expensive guar
antine establishment in the world"
/ trust that the establishment OF a
quarantine for the port Of New Orleans
will be a leading object with the next
Legislature of this state. Indeed, from
the decided tendency which public OPT
nion, both in the city and country, has
manifested within short time, favora-
bic to the trial of such an institution, |