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WIOOplNG COUGH.

CArUGA, llINDs Co., Mis-,
7. ALLCoCK & Co 0-Gcniic icmrn- Please send mo
anothcr six dozen or your Porous PlHstcrs. They
arc in great demand here iOr Whooping Cough
They act like charm. ! could lave sold two
dozen this week. If had had them Send MS soon
as possible, ahl obligc yours, respectfully.
IN, 7
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THE sTATE or SOUTH CAROLINA,

piCKENS-lN ORDINARY.
Reese Bowen, Admir-, p,,;,;
J. II. Black and others. 'Iome"f and decree
L appearing tn my satisfaction that tho heirs
Il at-iaw of Eliza Crane. UnamcS aud number
unknown) and James H. Black. defendants in
this case. reside without the limits of this State:
II ls ordered therefore, that these absent defend
ants d. scycra!ly appear in the O"dinnrys office.
at Pickcns Court lInuse, on Friday tho l3'h
day of April next. t" shcw cause. ifnny hcy can.
why final settlement n( the Estntr # John T.
Black, deceased. should hotbc rdea@nd de-
cree entered accordingly.
W. f.. TOLCOMBE, ORD
Jan T. 1850 23 Sin.
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Allcock'g Porous Plastc1s

RE the most useful articles of the Kind yet in:
\ troduccd to the public. They entirely
pleasant; they do not roll up in heaps; they do not
adhere to your linen; they only adhere to the.
iblc and move with every motion. They arc the
best strengthening plaster, best pain rclicvsr anil
an admirable plaster for skin Diseases, especially
moth OF the skin. Oichcn.) and all unsghly dis
cooratoms. which they surely cure.
In affections OF the kidneys, their use over the
small of the back the sacrum. is attended
with the best results ask form bin of directions,
and examine eases of cure for yourselves.
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THE STATE OF SOUTII CAROIdNA,

TINNEN"---IN VNNINNNl
Hannah Clayton. Ex'trx, -
Alex. Algooi, Ex'or, rctition.for final set
W.. tlcn6at.
Stephen G. Clnyton& others -4ssiao.
| T appearing to my satisfaction knfsStepi.sp G.
L Clayton. Nathaniel Gnerin amd wife Margaret,
and Johu T. layton, dcicndamsia, Ibis case. re-
side without The limits of Ills Statas Miaonlegfi.
therefore. that these absent detcndass do sevtPHl-
ly appear in the Court Of OrdnhIgy. "a fislshs
H.. OH Monday the 3DLl day OF tpril bextao 81 "
cause, If any they cnn, why final ss3ileaseHt of
the estate OF John layton, lrcensea sbonId mot
be made. aud decree thereon nccofAiRely4Tl o.
nounecd. ~
w. L. H0LCONiBE, o.rsD. !
Jan 20, 1860 , 26 -- ~ -8ms
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POslrIoN IN NoLhEllNG.-It is better to 20
to sleep on the right side, for thon the stom,
ach is very much in th> position of bottle
turned upside down, and the cuntcnts are aid
cd IN passing out hy gr"viiutiUn. 1t one
goes to sleep on the lett side, the operation of
cmptying the stomach of its contents is more
like drawing water from II well. After going
to sleep let the body take its ow1 position. If
you sleep on your back, esp, cially soon after
1t heavy meal, the weight of the digestive or
gans, and that Of the food, resting ON the
great vein Of the body, near the back bone,
congresses it, and arrests the flow of blood
more On less. Il the arrest is partial. the
sleep is disturbed, and there arc unplas mt
dreams. If the meal has been recent or
hearty, the arrest is more decided and the
various sensations, such us falling over prcc-
lpicc, or the pursuit Of a wild beast, or other,
impending danger, and the desperate effort
to get rid of it, arouscs us !; that sends on the
Stagnatng blood, and we awake in Il fright.
or trembling. or porspiration, or feelings of
exhaustion, according to the degree of stag
nation, and the length or strength of the ef-
fort made to escape the danger. Eating a
large, or what is called "a hearty meal" be-
fore going to b' d. should always be avoided ;
1T is the frequent cause of nightmare, and
sometimes the cause of sudden death
WHAT AILED lIIM.--The last number of
the K"ichcrJocI'cr has good anccdotc of a
man who rarely ia ID to 90 to bed intoxica-
ted and disturb his wife the whole night
Upon his being charged bya friend thrt he
never went to bed sober, he Indignantly de-
MED the charge, and gave the incidents of Que
particular night in proof
Pretty soon after got into bed, my wife
said, way husband, What is the matter with
you? You act strangcly.
There's nothing the matter with me, said
l, nothing at all"
" I'm sure there is. said she, you don't act
natural at all. Shant | get up and get some
thing for your
=" And she got up. lighted candle and
come cthc bedside to look at me, shading tho
lSht with her hand"
knew there was something strange
about you, said she, you are sober p
Now, this is IA fact and my wife will
swear to it, so don't tyou snnder me any more,
by saying that haven't been to bed sober in
six months, cause have"
The ToNcUE-A white fur on the tongue
attends simple fever and inflammation. Vel.
lowncss of the tongue attends arrangement
of the liver, and is common to bilious aud
typhas feyers. a tongue wildly red on the
tip and edge, and down the centre, or over
the whole surface, attends inflammation of tho
mucous membrane of the bowels. A white
velvet tongue attends mental .discases. A
tongue at the lips, becoming brown. dry and
glazed, attends typhus state. The descriptions
might be extended infinitely, taki6y in all the
propcusitics and ohliGpitics of npntal and
moral condition. The tongue is n mcst ex.
ptcssivc as well as unruly member
sSOiesEGc 4sxer;oNas
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a YOUNG lady who hnd lost or mislaid her
beau, was advised to hang M her fiddle. She
said the advice did great violence to her heart
strings.
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%WHY arc you like crazy man my dear"
asked fond wife of her husband? Give
1T up Then placing herself closer to linn,
and putting on one OF her sweetest smiles, she
said, 4" Because am your other self, and you
are now beside yOurscjc"
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" Is it possible, miss, that you do not
know the name of some of your best frendsy'
" Ccrtrinly-l don't even know what my own
may be a year from now"
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ONCE on q time" an IriShman aud n
negro wcrc'tishting, and while graphing with
each other the Irshnan exclaimed. {" You
black rascal cry enough. In fight till die"
SOL | boss sung out the darkey. 81 al
WAYS docs"
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CoaPrRoLLERs OFFICE,
City Of New Orleans, March D. 1850.
mo. 5000.]
Resor That the Comptroller be and he Is hereby instructed
repairing the plank roas in the city
days notice in the official journal the work to be done in
accordance with specifications in the Surveyors office
tSignedl BENJ. $. HARRISON,
Y8s5 President pro tenn Board Of Aldermen
tsignedl JOHN 7. MONROE,
President Board of Assistant Aldermen.
Approved March ID, 1850
(sigredi GERARD2STITH, Mayor
sTss5 NsA gsss aaEsM
Notice hereby given that WEDNESDAY 4ih of April,
1850 will adjndicae my Office IL o'clock NJ the above
ms L v puPLEss1s. Comptroller.
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cpECIFICATIONs FOR THE CONTRACT

SPECIFICATIONS FOR THE CONTRACT
The contractor shall Be bound on the orders q the Street
take aa up such parts Of the plank roads IS may
good old planks be taken up be furnished
In repairing these plank roads contractor shall up
and raise their original level all portions the sleepe
Ing spaces between said seepers with
he and shall n, then place the top covering over. .
make close n and shall DO strongly fastened to each the
plank, and one 10 each inermsaate sleeper
for the covering shall be furnished by the city
quality and shall be furnished by the contractor well
contract Shall be audcated for term of one year. to
date from the approval Of the adjudication by the Common
The work shall be executed orders Of the Street
and 70 the snrs assstSn Of said officer and the
Of said Street Commissioner for the completion the work
ply with this eondca he shall be subject and liable ne
dollars for each and dag thereafter the work
sea q $1,000 a be required to guarantee
the faithful perfa nance Of The contract
ne b he
right annul The without putting the contractor
default required BY article 1905 Of the Civil Code and with
indemnify and it is also well understood that the
shall time abandon the work finish and
complete the in conformity with his contract said
tractor shall forfeit all claims he lave for part Of the
shall be thereby discharged and all liability therefor
and L also well that n case the contract b
solo unto the city all difference between the
the work and price st which may be adadieasd
sale or re adjudication.
NV or1sssns March 2. 1890 @i,,s p. 70 o,, s,...o.
Approved y the Completes Streets and Landings Of boil
slssss :, :. Robr s HSSahR ohairmsn.
ms II HENRY DUREI. for Comptroller.
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Til nctaal tur e 81 saad work
s eeaaas NsS@sns from Ds s1s 70 Gal
s e @ E Ss New & e IL Nc.
a scfs e ~ e Be ard Thy sase hereby rejected BY the
% That ,ss csmsos S and he is hereby
suoec 70 reauatca,e The Aforementioned 70 the
work u Is ii ccrsace win spsciasaon tic Survey
md he To be subject the approval or ssston
Rip That ne surveyor he Is hereby authorized
nIsadss ard Burgundy b adapt
a 70 he sa e ct ss
snce and whose patriotic wisdom confirmed tho rsrrctuy o.
Rss TINT he Comparable Be- and Is Is hereby
K. g se hshs bd AZ sTht n q
e., twenty os 5snnas 8 ~
ssyss III ss a u aid soaa
ss s sas s
draining machine 81 sseosd that sad section
be properly and efficiently dransd at cost not exceeding
New Orleans b and lie same hereby amended by striking
the words "Dea street, being IN and inserting The
ss ,ss and thus amended that said resolution De
a resolution instructing the Street Committee to
have water plugs put on St. Peter street. from Ma
The following substitute was read twice and
adopted, as recommended in the foregoing report
the rules being suspended.
monroe,
Dnpre, Hall, Hnyghe, Leefe, Magioni, Massicot,
Moreno, Patterson and Pettngill-l3.
Rd That the comptroer be ard be j. hereby anhorssd
ofss osrna Contract for dtchnE he streets Felicity
Road Philip street IL The Fearth District between Howard
specifications 81 Surveyor sad adjudication sub
Resossd fsSsr Thai tie Street Commsensr Be and he i.
hereby authorized The necessary bridges e be made
The following resolution was read twice and
concurred in. after having been amended as recon-
mended IN the foregoing report, the rules being
suspended 8
Yeas: Messrs Monroe, Blackwell, Beebe, BENT,
Dupre, Hall, Hnyghe, Leefe, Magioni, Massicot,
Moreno, Patterson and Pettingill-I3.
he rsi infringing The G sssssy9, have The tagging
thereto the words provided the thereof does exceed
The following resolutions were read twice and
concurred in, as recommended in the foregoing re-
port, the rules being suspended:
Yeas: Messrs. Monroe, Blackwell, Beebe, BENT,
Dupre, Hall, Huyghe, Leefe, MagionI, Massicot,
Moreno, Patterson and Pettingill-l3.
resolution nssruciing the Comptroller 20 sell contras,
Of Fourth street Seiween Magazine and Constance
resolution directing the Surveyor to cause the wooden side
s e ss
a hat Il hs nsnon e ne aso1 70
street from Pety to Desire and from Era y inaepeh
resolution requesting the Surveyor made flag
stone crossings The Intersection Of evee and Pauline streets
resolution rsaas.ing hass made ag oas
Royal and Monteguf streets ~, !.
resolution insructin the CITY Surveyor TO have Two cross
ss ne @A a q D bisas + e''' ~
dtchss ferana Desire and other Streets from, Good
children 10 St. Ayide streets.
POLICE AND HEALTH.
Mr.. Pettingill offered the following report, which
was read and adopted and the ordinance accom-
panying the same was read twice and adopted, the
rules being suspended:
Yeas: Messrs. Monroe. Blackwell, Beebe, BENT,
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the surveyo aud mia ica be subject 10 approval
or rejection oil The ts5nniess teunsit e
on motion the Board adjourned until Tuesday
next April sd, at o'clock r A.
JAS. A. HOPKINS Seeretarv
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
INTERPRETATIONS FoR TIIE coNTRACT

SPECIFICATIONS FOR THE CONTRACTS
% and B oAaS roads OF me
The repairs Of the ballast roads shall be adjudicaed into
Fi1t liz s Fiji District
Second contractA the ballast roads of the Second Dis
Third the bsiast roads the Third District
ballast roads included in the first therefore,
n Front from Metre . ps%s e R5 Nss
street from LAFAYETTE TO Fslei, Road On Felicity Road Che
from Howard Magnolia calope from Locust
e Howard street Eaphosne sFss from gunpart e LIB
The intersections Of Canal and Claiborne
borne ro Canal to enyie street and from ST. Ann 10
n ana # M Of u Ga hsr
The ballast roads in the third contract are on Dauphine
from Eyian Fields to Louisa street and Elyn Fields and
Maigny from New eyes Front street and Clai
And The ballast nelaaed in the fourth contract are
o% S 3 n
Tchoupitouas Rousseau Magazine street from
e Resd to M ea Ty
e sghh street and On Eglh street om t. 81 Charles
The ballast roads shall be delivered the what
work. and shall Re tho duty Of said contractors within thirty
condiiion by ng holes with gravel sud broken
With sncsa eoaing Of gravel and broken stones q aforesaid
% raise sad roads 70 their primitive grade and
vsyor + shall ao Be the duty Of The consstors during the
III s esadaa III ss ssR aa
rs appearance with gravel and broken stones as aforesaid and
rolling said roads as they MAJ need the same and as often
al ii NAV be required BY the Street Commissioner with 6Ob
roller in such the gravel and broken stones will
aa Be Of f. best quality AID shall be
he rena IL said roads shall lie nYder Inc of thu
| Street Commissioner =
The Contractors shall cor,nlv within eight hours with all
written orders Of the Street Commissioner relative the WORK
neglect and further penalty o tie amount Of the cost Of do
ing The work neglected BY the contractor in case the
tmmaner The same to he done which he shall han
lie M to 40 III ali cases Of neglect or failure by the contractor
The contractors shall Sc bound to deliver said roads ut
patou Of The term their contracts in perfect good order
anu IN aeauit by ineH SO 10 No. oi
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ECONOMY is WEALTH.
GARMENTS CEMENT OR NEGATIVE GLUE.
For permanently joining broken China Glass, Earthen and
Wooden Ware Furniture Leather, India Rubber goods and
Fancy Articles Of all kinds.
Ask for Carman's Negative Guen and take
other 1t far snrpassesnyhing of the kind leaving
trace Of any cement having been applied.
Il. B. wHEELoCK 4 CO.,
Sole Wholesale Agents.
s No. Il Magazine st.
For sale by all Retail Druggists and Dealers generally Price
5eents faSSa rnlw
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wM. S. PETINGlII.,
E.A. PATTERSON,
Nv. ". MASSICOT.a


The following resolutions were read twice and
c0nenrred In, as recommended in the foregoing re-
port, the rules being suspended:
resolution granting permission to Tignieres continue
resolution granting permission A. Jacobs to continue his
slaughter house on Ninth street.
resolution granting permission Clarke to put M
Ecsons engine IN their Office No. - Commercial Place
resolution granting permission Thomas Dwyer
tinue his stable on st. Joseph street.
resolution giving permission Michael Kohns 10 erect
blacksmith shop tho north side Of Liberty street. between
Mclpumene and Thala streets
The following resolution was read twice and
adopted, as recommended in the foregoing re-
port. the rnles being suspended:
resolution granting permission to j. Mcclellan 10 erect
blacksmith forge the premises No, 17S Julia street.
SPECIAL COMMITTEE.
MIR. Huyghe offered the following report, which
was read and adopted, and the resolution accom-
panying the same was read and adopted, the rules
being suspended:
Yeas: Messrs. Monroe, Blackwell. Beebe. Dupre.
Huyghe, Leefe, Magioni Massicot, Moreno, Pattee-
son and Pettingill-lI.
Tho special committee appointed resolution Of The Com.
mon Council No cola from esch District 10 revise and
submit en- ordinance 70 sell the right Of of railroad on
Canal ST. Get from Rampant street to he Meafie ridge have
tie honor 70 and recommend that the gh OF wef 30 a
udated BY the Comptroller after twenty days Notice in se
o journal 10 the highest bidder for building and running
street from Rampant the Metallic ridge thence down
SAID sletae ridge the Bayeu ST. John all OF sAid eanstrnc
lion Of tracks, ssie Of of fares speed be IN
with q the and he said nd
'e>''s'' RoBEaT HuyaHH,
II JNO. y. LEFFE,
II JULES BENT,
II
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m 80 A''en 1i'n TNNRy nuREL for Comptroller

Jacobs, ART GALLERY. 93 CAMP STREET,
u New 0reans-E. Jacobs at LIS old post again.
The respectfully the patrons
this Daguerreoype Ambroype and Gal
ery established that has secured for term Of
the services Of Mr. T. JACOBS original proprietor who has
lust returned from Europe with all the late improvements In the
the Patrons therefore rely being furnished with
portraits Of NE finest finish
Miniatures Of all sizes In oil colors ivory other MATERIAL
to suit the and price Of ALL will be taken In
passabe style Photographs from life from other pictures Of
public private buildings Of machinery will be taken OF
any size required either plain painted. =
The best artists in the United States are employed and all
work done will be guaranteed to give Satisfaction.
Instruction given In the art.
The Gallery elegantly lifted with extensive collection
Of works of and and ladies and gentlemen respect
fully invited to visit Il.
GA Am l., a. IIPMAN,
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WIN. s. PETTINGIIL.,
w. II. MASSICOT,
u A pATTERg GIN

AN ORDINANCE amending Section Ist of an Ordinance mo
u ss sss sns
Be 1rdain That from and after The q this ord
every disruption or The First District Of the City Of
Square eompns Camp North South and ST. ehales sfe
that is to to aand next The sidewalk around adjoining said
Canal the north d. in front the
s IL g. e ns Il saa IT,
tel the south side of ravier areet the
and Other public Vehicles e Ss snsa az to Il
The ana o
either private public vehicles about 70 let
d vehicles Il Ills section q ths
ss
V committed prison for not less hen than thirty
days
was read and adopted: !.
The COMMITTEES Police and Health the report
he ssosn y IT, oa az Board Aldermen
to NE to continue his pistol gallery
concurrence the said establishment being
Upon resolution Of the Hon. the Board Of Aldermen grant
1g permission e a Jacobs e continue biz SLAUGHTER
Your committee have personally visited th place
nd the sosn and good order The Of hi slaggh
years sad committee satisfied as ~ stencil
respectfully cali the attention Street Commissioner
small Ericsson engine on Commercial alley committee hav
visited tho and find the engine small
and In raproof building in accordance with law.
/ renee Ii, therefore, respectfully recommended.
giving permission to Thomas Dryer continue his stable
reproof building, agreeaby law Cor
/ currencc is, therefore, recommended.
Upon resolution of this Board and referred the Police
Health Committee, granting permission to j. G. McIeien
Shakespeare Foundry favoaby. forge Is to be
hundred and feet from The Adoption
| therefore, recommended.
Concurrence is also recommended in the
the Hoard Of Aldermen in resolution granting permission
Michael Kohn blacksmith shop Liberty street.
i tween Meiponene and Tnala streets.
1 Respectfully submitted.
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mo. 5O3al

Rtor That The lot of ground situated nj the corner OF
Newton and Jefferson streets, in McDonogv on The right
bank Of Mississippi be and the Is hereby donated
"a James Thornton formerly the confidential and body
servant of tho late john Mcionogh
RssoIee the, That tne Mayor be and is hereby au-
toHized sign the necessary act carry the nien
ton Of this resolution
[ssnedj JOHN NJ. HALL,
Presdsnt pro iena- bosrd of Assistant Aldermen
lSgncd] j. o. NIXON,
- ~, President Board of Aldermen
mi St ISignedl GERARD STITII. Mayor
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h al 34Sz
Whereas there - amount Of property located iii differ
ent portions Of the city belonging to this corporation lying idle
uninproye useless, in condition. which If sold
would yd considerable toward the uudation Of ths
extraonar incurred and incurred for
inr, etc. !; ard
Whereas contrary TO good policy and 10 the best
Of the city New nras 70 keep invested the means Of he
city in property paying No and taxes therefore,
be IL
Rssolre That under the supervision Of the Finance Com
mttee Surveyor be made pla,,s
Of all the unoesgpisd properly belonging to the city
sion Of The Finance Committees aforesaid ut public auc
ton by the City Aneeneer duiing the month of March April
Oneonrfh cash the balance one two and tree years
bearing per interest Of sale ID
maturity eight thereafter II not pnnc
tualy paid, with special mortgage on property sold until final
payment. s i$s 88ss8. . .s84s3s8
and Cuseresc Streets batture Included N he pro
visions foregoing resolution and that said square be sold
accordingly W@1 . N g#
fSignedl u o. NIXON,
President Board Of Aldermen.
tSignedI JOHN NJ HALL,
President pro tenn. Board Of Assistant Aldermen.
Approved March d. 1850 s8
Isgnodl GERARD sTITH. Mayor
true copy
m27 St WV: sALeMoN. Secretary.
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Ehs following resolutions, accompanying he
shore repnFt, were read twice and adopted. the
xuias being suspended;
Yeas: Maasrs. Monroe, Bakewell, Beebe, Bsnit
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aJAan o. SSIs1 NJ ALDERMEN,

uxspAx. March n, 1860.
gss eiE lsst shis mn puss1ant to adjourn
+ - = = IsSiIS 1z1n John I. Monroe, pxcsi'
IL 5SSS&6. B&nik Hnxghks LcelA, AK
I'll - d ~ joaxnsl AKaa, or Eaotioai y
TSa 531IS511Sr naszSS II wsz 1aA1 aad. oa ne
toa f5xil<&r 6jf& {he document 1ceomRzs{ 49, -
e aslls ~ ~ HRoa 51e