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Arrivals at the Principal Hotels.
March 49,,

ST. CHARLES. II Vaughan and servant Miss Vaughn
Mrs w Adams and servant IL Wheeler. II Vaughan.
j Eaton g Bromley Miss 0 Stamps. lady and
servant Stouro Il Foulse Mrs I4obdell Mrs BAL
leyand servant Miss Humphreys, L FoIb es p Hooper
Mrs Stevens, p z#ysil, N Bisland, A Kyle b Heran
j Hasttn W Goodrich. Packwood Mrs s W
scarborough keliam La.
VERANDA...,J MittgAp, s Crane In; w King and
lady and Svt J Hsrdenmau. X IL Montgomery j L
Roekand lady Leniy, Russell, J X Magsin L
Magsin, j Powell, messrs j Powell D Beyjp
and lady J Mards and lady. Mrs Fletcher T O CAS-
ter D starke, Mrs Turner, Murphy La
SAINT LOUIS HOTEL; - AycOck, La; E Tenueut
La. Brolland, La b A Brenlt La La NJ A
Harbour, La Bailey La; Mr. MsGarr La;
NJ Denman Miss ii Emerson Mass Nj Elmer
son aud Lady. Mass Wright. No.
ARCADE....s Greenwich Eteor BR; DYSON r.
X ~ Burr, Fitch. Miss; s johnson Ii John
son, Miss j Sellers, Miss; Jno A Hall L f Price
Texas; Robt Wattman, W Eason, La @ Nc
farlandt Texas; W Burrows j Bell II w ClendOn
La stnart, Ark HoItombee Columbia Jno
oayaline, Memphis; w c Adams, II w NAyland In :,
g Weatherford, Ky b Smith Il II Smith ARK
Stewart, j Neale J Q MCGEE, Ark; D s Hayler
McNaly, Ark; J Sanford, h II Morris, McMiep
ar Gemhnts, Ark j Warmack, La Jas Walker
Phil; W Fuuell, B Cayee. Mo; John Srartx Miss :
Grimshaw, La Theo Starr N o.
CITY a: H Turner, II Quitusm, Nstchez G Sessions
and son, L Sessions, Miss II Styers K gppnin,-
ham, Ala Murphy and servant j 5 Boie Mis- g,
Enheshein. Miss J d Tumble G Green D wiz.
ter, Ark; v Whichcr La L Duncan Gin ] RIM
gold, La; j I Jones' Geo Washington Ark. me;
Henry, Ark; Robin Robinson Coast: Thos N
kinsey, Ohio c Steele, o; j D oastin Marse r.
Fuller Miss; Rust, Ala; iurd, Ohio; Benz Wade
ir, Eatchez.
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,ATEST TEhHRAPHIG NEWS
no rHr NEW ORLEANS DAILY oREsoENr.


LOUISIANA LEGISLATURE.
BATON ROUGE, Monday, March l3.-Senate
The claim of Coffin s Co. against the model
farm was defeated
The House bill, for the improvement Of Bayou
Lafourche, was concurred in.
An act to reclaim the swamp and overlooked
lands, and appropriating three hundred thou
sand dollars to carry it out, was passed by It's
title. Ez
Hoatse.--Mr. Cronan's underground sewer
age bill, and q bill authorizing certain parishes
to subscribe to the Vicksburg and shreveport
Railroad, were laid on the table
The Senate bill, to tax free persons OF color,
for purposes of colonization, was rejected.
The report of joint committee on Banks says;
In the course of examination, your committee
regret to state. that, with the commendable
exception of the Citizens Bank, they found all
Che other chartered banks had overstepped the
limits prescribed by the second fundamental
rule of the act of 1912. The report adds, that
il appearst hat specie has been recently ordered
BY several of the banks to the gross amount OF
about eight hundred and twenty five thousand
dollars, and since the examination, a letter has
been received from the Canal Bank, announc-
ing the arrival of four hundred thousand dol
lars in coin. A letter was also received from
the Bank Of Louisiana, dated Goth February,
announcing that on that day it was in line four
hundred and thirty-two thousand These are
gratifying evidences that the banks intend to
place themselves, at an early period, within the
requirements of the State. They speak in the
highest terms of the soundness and success Of
free banking, and recommend the exemption of
the consolidated bank from the control of the
Board of Currency.
Professor Dimitry lectures tonight
OHIO RIVER - BOATS-MARKETS
CINCINNATI, March S.--The river here has
risen three feet during the last twenty -four
hours Flour is selling at SO to So 05 per Dbl
with dull market. Sales of Whisky at 2llc
per gallon. Nothing doing in the provision
market.
LOUISVILLE March 8.-The river here is
falling, with feet inches water on the falls
and feet z inches in the Canal. The steam
boats Mary Hunt and Buckeye have departed
for New Orleans.
FLOOD ON THE OHIO RIVER.
LOUISVILLE, March 11-There is tremen-
dous rise in the Ohio, and the lower part of
this city is flooded The water is now in the
second stories of the houses fronting the leyee,
and isstill rising Much damage has been done
by the food.
9 STEAMBOATS,
LOUISVILLE, March IL. The steamboats,
Magnolia, Fanny Smith and Lexington, have
arrived from New Orleans; and the Antelope
and Argyle have departed for that port
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Drainage in New Orleans.

Several years ago / published little work
entitled Suggested Works on the Thames. y
Wy attention has therefore been for some time
turned to the important subject of drainage
This must be my excuse if venture to make a
suggestion respecting the drainage of New Or
leans, than which, / venture to affirm, no city
in the old world or the new requires q perfect
system of drainage more imperBtively. 1t is
only necessary TO perambulate its streets and
observe it's cutters on each side, to be convinced
of this fact.
The supposed difficulty in the drainage of
New Orleans lies in the fact that the level of its
streets is beto,o that of the water in the river
But in reality this constitutes no difficulty. All
that is necessary is to raise the water of the
Mississippi at the Southern extremity of the
city in an upright iron shaft, and to allow this
water to flow through iron pipes distributed
through the city into the river at its Northern
part. With these horizontal pipes an upright
pipe from each dwellidg must communicate 1t
will be observed that the first and principal
shaft, and the pipes from each house, will empty
themselves into the horizontal pipes and even
tually into the river with q velocity proportion
ate to their height, and the city will be drained
1t will only remain to remove all surface matter
IN the usual manner of large cities
The fall of the water and drainage of each
house may be aided by common pumps.
There is nothing complicated or expensive in
this plan beyond that which obtains in London
and every large city in England, whilst the
motives to effect perfect drainage are many
times greater in New Orleans than in any Of
these, visited as it is by that epidemic scourge,
the yellow fever, besides the cholera and its own
endemic intermittents.
If perfect drainage were accomplished,
great part of the population of New Orleans,
who now feel it incumbent on them to leave the
city during the unhealthy season, might re-
main, greatly to the advantage of every in
served from the depths of mourning.
may possibly enter into some details rela-
tive to this question hereafter. Its enough for
the present to have shown in how simple man
ner perfect drainage of the city Of New Or
leans may be accomplished.
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SHELBY COLLEGE, SHELBYy1LLE. kY.--We
are requested to state that Dr. Guentz, the
President of this Furnishing institution, is now
at the ST. Charles Hotel, where he may be seen
daily from 10 to II, A. NJ, and from to 5
o'clock, P. NJ All young gentlemen who wish
to enter the new course, either in the Prepap a.
tory or in the Collegiate Department, or in
the Scientific School, will do we'll to inform Dr..
Guentz Of their intention, and to prepare ior
departure without delay, as he will return tc
Kentucky within . few days, and will person.
ally accompany all such as are ready to start
with him
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= Is Y ( C / ] E $ i
TUEspAY MORNING. MARCH IA, 1864.
THE LIVING AND THE DE.aD.


e NJ II ,,,,,yt,,;;s NJ ,,isi bonnn
.av notbin, INT Good Of the lead--which, though
" -. ra,,t,. sr;r;t cannot surely have been
= ~, =, crimes in the tomb, to
q 80. III mo boueyer true. and place
:as IL same footir,r as the harmless,
~ ,,ho have nerformed nothing to be
80 .ar make a noisy praise for them :;
III. IL Il have Injured no man and thus have
saan ,sp,at one must call negatively good The
adaas N word, only means that one should
~ Charitable To the dead: that our personal
rssentments sbould die with them; that the
\ ,rsva should sh;ald them from such iniustices
&c wore dome them while alive and as they can
- lo,,os, re,,el u, redress when dead
4 rerv u;se nation. indeed. in old times. is
,.;a - 10 nract;csd an institution on;te on.
posita - that If the adape. as some will have it
tba ans;ant Ecvnt;ans ara rennted to
t,.ra ,noda II tbair cnstom always 10 hold n
so,a,nn conrt aver tbe daad and when each
,,,o,.s race WIS rim TO have aft in Judgment
go. him and dee;ded ,,non b;s nreeise merits.
rrho;r t;Dcs ~ lose than tbe rest. were thus
~ - ,ho har +ha VOICE IF their f1atterers was
s;,ancsd ona ;fg AZ ronarcl, had never heard
80 ,,ofoxa u .aa.bod him in the house of
de.,h probabIy these sentences on the de-
.eossd wsre 4 scribed On their tombs; and the
aroaa &c thase storm DEGREES. thus registered in
store above men. could hardly fail to be a ter
~ Al. Lsrt them from many i'll actions. We
s.orrot saw that the modern Improvement upon
tb;s aid naaoe-the Improvement of having
heirs a. widows or stonecutters to perform this
avf,1 of;ce of Judging the departed-has
nroyea If any great advantage to truth or to
morals For Is to lie like an epitaph % has be-
come a sort of proyerb. l-
10 accomplish, then, what the Egyptian
!. Judgment of the dead" originally effected and
to remedy those affectionate or charitable OF
mercsaary falsehoods, which oyerspread grave
wards and create for folks arriving there, in
that coach which is the last they ride in a thou
sand virtues that first budded with the cypress
above them, History was invented that should
aver tell the truth, and, whenever mems names
we're ;,anortant enough to be by her mentioned
AZ all, to hand them down, in a SORT of monu-
ment stiIl more lasting than those early ones Of
stone, with an impartial record of just that
praise or that blame, which, living, they had
earned.
Now, the newspaper-though History written
in 4 hurry-is, or should be, History still. Ii
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Ladies' auction.

tB s. PHILLIPS wonldaI, cali the attention Of the Ladies' oiA
cit, vicinity that he has THIS DAY opsnsd the corner
ST. Louis and Royal LADIES' AUCTION and will vi
selected assortment Of FRENCH FANCY GOODS which wi
invariably to the highest bidder
The part Of RICH BRQCADE SILK MUSLIN
FLoUNCED BAREGEs ouNCED JACoNETs; variety
other styles of Good win large Of FINE IL
BRoIDERIES.
Also FINE FANS SILK PARAsoLs, PORTE MoNNAiEs, ErA
SHELL COMBS aiarge variety too numerous 70 mention
-. Alison.
t of direct imported FANCY GOODS saved,
LATE FIRE IN CHARITIES STREET.
tJ The will daily at o'clock and viii eoniau.e
every article is sold.
N Bmporters desiring close Invoices Of Fancy Goods will
we'll TO avail themselves Of this opportunity. febT 10
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LYoEua HALL.-Professor Alex. Dmitry
next lecture on g Grecian Literature" ETC.,
will be delivered on Friday evening, He has
not been able, we understand, to return from
Baton Rouge where he has been giving the
Legislature, by request, the benefit of his
views on public education) in time to lecture
tonight, as expected.
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st. Charles, March 10, 1854.

ANOTHER STEAMBOAT DISASTER Forty or
FIFTY Lines Lost-We were informed last even
ing, by the politeness of Mr.. D. B. Price, clerk
Of the steamer Catherine Hays, of the destruc-
ton by fire, on the 9th inst, of the Memphis
and White river packet Caroline. She left
Memphis about the 1st, with heavy cargo and
a large number of passengers emigrating, for
abe most part, into Arkansas Thirty bodies
had been recovered; but more were supposed to
have persisted
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N'eaxgGGgt0.

~ This formidable disease, which bas the skill
physicians, yields like uag to Carter's Spanish
Mr. r. Boyden formerly Of the House, York late
proprietor Of the Exchange Hstel Richmond the
who have been cure sfsevee Neuralgia CarteT Spanish
Since his he has were
suffering with nearly form Of draae with the
He til the most extraordinary
the best blood purifier known
az See advertisement n another column.
Eaf" Sold, Wholesale md retail, by j WRIGHT Il CO.
mh3 sep 1871 Chartres street New Orleans
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To the Eadics.

s Respectfully offers to the adc Of New
the treatment OF the following dssss PRoLAPsUs ETsa
WHITES, PRoFusE AND PAINFUL MESsTRUATioS, -
GoR5ESlENT AND LIBERATION Of THE WOMB.
ThetieaInen adopted by shat which hAs
ts noat distinguished Surgeons Of Paria, London Now
ts here of which she hsa ample testimony The @
respectable ladies' refer Hatihe
efthe Uterus, not Of cancerous asttte be cured
Madam dsynsss herself exclusively ads
can 6s consulted DAILY hss residences,
myl8 eplf IsR q. Jo.cnb .t.,.t
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STEAMBOAT MCLEAN SUNK learn from
the officers of the steamer Troy, arrived yester-
day from Grenada, Miss, that the Mclean, with
large load of cotton, struck a snag few miles
below Grenada on the 4th inst and sunk the
boat is total loss, The Troy brought down
about 400 bales of cotton from the wreck, in a
damaged condition
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Among present visitors to our city, we have
greeted again, on his late return from Havana
DR. Marshall Hall of London, the distinguished
physician He is accompanied by his very
clever lady; and they are about to proceed
Northward, by the river
We have the pleasure of laying before the
public an article from his pen, Introductory to
series, on the drainage of our town. What
ever DIR. Hall will consent to write about, DR..
Hall understands and will make understood.
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y An Adjourned Meeting of the Society will be held
Medical College, THIS EVENING March H. ~ o'clock when
other Matters the Revised Consultation ByLawa will
up for fual action. 49,.
A full meeting of members is requested
mh4 lt9p D. MACGIBBON, NJ. D., Recording Secretary.
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RuffuREs CuREp,-Sherman' Curative Pa
on Truss and Rupture Remedy RELIEF and comfort certain
guarantee in the cure all Ruptre To good f apply
me propetois establishment Charles street, inquire
pr. Sherman For further Particulars advertisement third
age apply to tbs stsle for descriptive pamphlet eb23
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Drugs, .,Ecdtctnes and Chemicals

Dr.. .. J. CoXE, No 95 Camp street.
kB~ DR.. E. j. CoxEs PREPARATIONS, n srt.n.iv. ias
nearly fifteen have by their Merits acquired tPUa
unHupaased ifs9uHed by any similar North
SOUTHERN COUGH SYRUP
EXTRACT OF CoPAlvA, sARSAPARfLLA AND GUBEBs
AMERICAN COUGH LozEEgEs.
CHOLERA sYRMP AND PILLS
POWDER AND OINTMENT FOR THE RELIEF AND Pc :
MANENT CURE OF THE PILES.
TT For sale ~ Drnggats grnnrallr 10, MT
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We learn that the Hon Randell Hunt has
been for some days in town; and that-for the
present, at least-he has not yet added to our
population of beauties that fair inhabitant, yes
terday foretold by our Washington correspon-
dent ...5
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y. Resaj. Chandler,

NOTES, BILLS, HOUSE RENTS, etc,
ry- Office at coRsoN / ARMSTRONGs, 50 Camp street.
tyr Office Hours from 10 A. and . to sr. NJ.
a Reference-- T. Lonsdsle, j. Land, Co., and Cornou
A NH IeI,.
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Illuminated Sfee! Cams.

t splendid assortment Of this uneaualed species Of GUNS
opening. Certificates Of their superior Shooting Propees
other description Guns will be heey shown to those w.
o purchase fine Guns.
The authorized to refer 10 numerous a d
ton who have purchased Guus Of this description from him.
fw- For sale, Wholesale md Retail Mt GUioE'B,
mh9 et2p Corner st. Charles and Canal stresti
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st, Louis, lectures this evening, at Lyceum Hall,
on Woman's Rights
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Mouse Furnishing Store,

House Furnishing Store,
"~.m 70 and rs CAMP STREET
Subscribers daily receiving fresh additions their large
and varied stock comprised in which
QUEENSWARE, GLASS and CHINA WARE;
BIRMINGHAM WARE;
RICH CHINA VASES, and
FINE SILVER PLATED WARE;
PARLoR HALL LAMPS
and CHRONICLES;
RICH TEA TRAYS and WATERS, in sets or single;
FINE TABLE CUTLERY and
HOUSEKEEPING HARDWARE; @.m
ENAMELED and HOLLOW WARE
BRITANNIA, PLANlsHED TIN ard JAPANNED WARE;
WOODEN and WILLOW WARE;
FEATHER BUSTERS;
BRUSHES, sf all kinds;
PAPER HANGINss and DOOR MATS
WHITE, CHECK FANCY MATING.
WINDOW CoRNICES, CORDS and TAssELs
CURTAIN BANDS and CURTAIN PINS.
SPIRIT GAS, or Burning Fluid;
SPERM LARD aod WHALE OIL.
feh2? 2n9p MILLER. HARRIS d WALDO.
To HO9Ese-Eseepefs
Es- Strangers Visiting City par
ticalarly called to the varied ADD splendid stock Of
HousE-F furnishing GOODS,
Of the undesnod which offered such
REDUCED PRICES
the call
mine them. Among their may be found
RICH DECORATED CHINA, DINING TEA AND TOILET SETS;
PLAN WHITE CHINA, DINING. TEA AND TOILET SETS
GILT AND WHITE CHINA, DINING, TEA AND TOILET SETS
EARTHENwARE, DINING, TEA AND TOILET SETS;
RICH CUT GLASS BOWLS, PRESERVE DISHES, DEcANT
ERS, ETC. ETC.
RICH CUT GLASS WINES, TUMBLERs, SALTS, ETC.
SILVER PLATED CASToRs, WATERS CAKE-BAsRETs;
sILvER-PLATED cANDLEsTIcKs, SPOONS, FORKS, ETC.
SILVER PLATED WATERS. BOTTLE-sTAEDs, ETC;
KNIVES AND FORKS, JAPANNED WATERS
wooDENWARE, TINwARE;
ANDIRoNs, TENDERS, sHovELs AND ToNGst
COOKING STOVES AND CAST IRON WARE GENERALLY:
LAMPS OF ALL KINDS, AID CHANDELIERS
Bsdes variety Articles necessary HoUsEKEEPERs too
to be named in advertisement.
IL. RROWER & CO.,
febiI Imp II Camp street. opposite the Civ Hotel
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Make his affairs breathe
Ambrosial odors and ambrosial flowers,
Our seryila offsrinps7

As to d flings, we hold the Spokesman and the
Disunionist exceedingly fit to be pelted; and
the question, We beg to say to the Delta, is not
whether they have been flung at, but whether
they have been hit,
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REMrd's EEatr Fsestore,..

e will guarantee to Hair Bald Heads with my
INFALLIBLE HAIR RESToRER
for that be agreed money
HAIR is PRODUCED. This preparation hAa been thoroughly
tested and the reauts suh hesitation
making the Stove proposition II has enneny
the Hair Bya of the RESToRER
White Hair will gradually original color.
FOR THE TOILET
1t has equal highly perfnmed, and impas the fragrance
the Delightful Flowers the hair rich, sof glossy
healthy attained any other
dies ii wish to luxarian the latest
period of life, will be without the REsToRER
sale by Druggsts and Country Merchants in all the Union.
W. c. HURD, Sole Proprietor New York.
JARVIS a WooDMAN Agent, New orlesns.
90. WooDMAS Agent. vicksburg
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A DISTINGUISHED VIsToR.-From ahigh and
sure source, we learn, and we learn with great
pleasure, that Ex-President Fillmore comes to
our city within some ten days, on a tour to the
South west, down the Ohio and Mssissipai q
trip of curiosity only, prompted by the wish to
see thegre regions of our river, to which he is
yet stranger. Such being the purposes of his
journey, he will, we hear, desire rather to wan
der at will among us as q private citizen, and
survey the ways, the manners, the society, and
whatever else in the South may be seen with
pleasure or with advantage by the intelligent
observer, than to be the object of any of those
public attentions which would naturally be
offered him, and which certainly no living per-
son that has worn the same civil honors. SO well
deserves of all parties, for the rectitude, the
usefulness and the moderation Of his entire pub
lie career.
The companion Of his journey will be the
Hon. John 2. Kennedy, ex-Secretary of the
Navy; q gentleman most honorably distin-
guished, not merely in political life, but by lit
erary performances, which are, in the class to
which they belong, those which do most credit
to Southern talent and most justice to Southern
manners His "swallow Barn. and $ Horse
Shoe Robinson are the best of Southern ro-
mances; his 'sAnnals of Little P iddlington" is
the best of American satires, and his 8. Life OF
William Writ" an excellent biography,
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attention !. Ladies

EB- Try JoNEs's LILLY WHITE, you'd looK fair
With its wonderful qualities compare.
1t beauty improves makes the hectic lock fne
The salow look white and the white lsok sublime.
To be had at the Depot where all thngs are pure
ISL CHARTERS sTREET-then you are sure.
TT For sale by j. WRIGHT q CO Sols Agents.
mhis slap ISL Cbartren street
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Confectionery and Ice Cream

s A L 0 0 N. h
EB The Subscriber fitted up Opened at the Corner
aud Carondelst streets. extensive
ICE CREAM SALOON AND CONFECTIONERY,
the accommodation OF hs and the public oneray H.
keep constantly hand large supply of he best Of every thing
line ota share of the patronage heretofore bestowed
his Old Stand the Of Royal and ST. Peter
mhs Imp VINCENT, Corner Canal and Carrndrst ,h i
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Ghas T EatlfIs4
DR. j s Mcfarland
Moses Eastman
James Prague
A P Simpson
Chss q Barhley
VIM Bloomfield sen
II J Ranney
Il Nj Mcritt
CIR 4 W Studley
John H Peyton
X Peyton I
Capt james Forsyth
James Stockton
Geo A Sanford
John r Pike
Ridgway s. Stephenson
Chas II Noble
BENZ Rodroques
Ehadeus Clark
Capt o A Jenkins
Capt Jerry 0sborde
james V Lindsay
Howard Smith
Thos J Cockrils
A P Chamberlin
s e Buford
Wm Rhodes
B G Carpenter 81. + H..
David B Willis
Saml Galpin
Nathan + Rice
Thos Nc Lanathan
Thos Ii Criswell
] L Ferbeg
James s Willis
Ed A Hall
i G Thayer ~
Heary Cline
Henry Erthe
Alex Hatten %
d B Moore wo
A r Sands
VIM II McLin
Q s Parkham
Thos q Jenkins
J H Whitney
A K Clarke
W IL Cornell
John v Cresap m@
John r Cichrone
Edward Montgomery
8 A Abbott
VIM III Johnson
Chas Ferguson
Simeon yaught
Tilghman & Co
@ Nichols T.# .a
VIM o Key
H D McGinnis
Il Il Schmidt.
r Thornhill @
Joseph Wood
Joseph Eggleston
A D McCauiey
J NJ Burke ..[....
j H oglesby
NJ A Foute
s Lovett Waldo
J NJ Convers @.
M Miller
Elijah Dunbar
Franklin Merritt
J D Shute
j O Pierson
John L Byde s Co
Thsmas G Martin
A Fonda
CT Wheeler 4 Co ~
VIM r Adams
Stephen Gay
Thos Alex Mcdonald
Thos Il CAVITY .
W X Chandler MID 8
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Dysent0y'y, Cholera
CHOLERA MORBUS,

ts BEACH'S ANTECATHARTIC MIXTURE is certain Ials,
prompt and ctua Diseases all Diseases
like character either for children adults Fer by
E. D. BEACH, NJ d. Streets
By Tlos. RANKIN corner of Camp and Poydras
And by SYMES Carondeet nht3 apst&itW