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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS

CoaPrRnLLgRis orpicE
54s5 New Orleans, February % ls90 /
mo. 1881
esr That the Comptroller be and he is hereby suhoriyee
TO apraie the Hsu following contracts 10 The Lowest hSda
fr eAe separately after days Notice in The official Journal
the work TO be pened IN accordance with specifications ii
the Surveyor and the be subject
rejection Of The Common Council, viz
J. contract for lighting the oil lamps of each the four
Districts Vi The city fonr contracts separately per year.
thrpe years date fFua Tho signing of said contracts
q contract for attending keeping repair the bridge
bayou ST. John Telcmachs street year the
9Th August. 1851
tSigued JOHN r. MONROE,
President Board OF Assistant Aldermen
fSignedl j. o. NIXON,
President Board OF Aldermen
Approved Jan. 81 1850.
tSignedl GERARD STITH, Mayor.
Notice hereby given that FRIDAY 9th of March
will adudcate office, IL O'clock H., the above
tract.
fs25 let v nuPuEssIs Comptroller
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MISCELLANE,0,[)IJ1[I,l.s,;,

MNIGffT d. cos CATALOGUE ar aENI1INE
ana popisr Family Medicines which hey offer u snn
@ T n Dealer " Popcur lowest wholesale nroas
'"'. 'oi anu II Chhrfes street,
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Browns BRONCHIAL TrocI, es

hroNhss brOnchlat VfOcheS
EJ-GUREs CouGH. CoLD HoARsEsgss AND IyrIuyYzA
GuREs ANY IRRITATION OR SORENESS OF THE THROAT
RELIEVES THE HACKING COUGH CoastMPrroS
nEliEyEs BRONCHITIS, ASTHMA AND CATARRI
CLEARS AND GIVES STRENGTH THE VOICE Or SINGF
INDISPENSABLE TO PUBLIC SPEAKERS
SOOTHING AND SIMPLE, CHILDREN CAN USE rHys
AS THEY ASSIST EXPLOITATION AND RELIEVE
BY al! Druggists in the United States at TWENTY
FIVE CENTS B0X.-GH fsan imaad ht,fJ
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.,

MAYORAET Y--OFFICIAI.
MAYoRALFY OF NEW ORLEANS,
City Hail. Feb Is, 1850
Common Council Of the City Of New Orleans.
No. 1891 a
Resoire That his Honor The Mayor atar.
lied $500 the arrest aud conviction Of any
person cqncerned in the shooting Of Mr. Frank Fosc on Caru
deet street, on the evening Of the 18th instant.
fSignedi j. o. NIXON.
President Board Of Aldermen
1Signedf JOHN T, MONROE
President Board OF Assistant Aldermen
Approved Feb q 1861 8F
fSgnedI GERARD STITH Mayor
A true COPY sS7 q ~
fe2o Wa s,Ioyos sec-e,orr
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
RROWN's BRONCHIAL TROcHRs-
G o . G H 5.

The great and sudden changes of climate are flitfu
sources OF PULMONARY BRONCHIAL AFFEortoas Expe-
ence having proved That simple remedies often speedily and
honld at be had % BRowss BRONCHIAL TRocHEs Or
Lozenge let the Cold, Cough Irritation of the Throat be
he Iiy ednff
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rt,HE ELECTRICAL FEBRIFUGEs
SPEEDS FEVER TONIC
Warranted cure, in from two to twenty hours. all
BILIOUS YELLOW, CoNGEsTIvB.
TYPHOID, FEVER AND AGUE,
All Febriie Diseases.


This Invaluable medicine has before the public
last years used proved
all grades of FeSers and has failed
single when taken according directions.
Time experience have also proved satisfactorily
Electrical Febtge Ifiammatory Rheumatism, Typhoid
Pneumonia Winter Fever and Pleuris Small Pox Scarlet
Fever Measles Eryspeas Nervous and Bilious Headache
raga Nervous Toehache Fits spasns Cramps the sto-
mach Asthma Want of Rest and Inability Sleep Delirin
Treens Tanns Lock jaw, Earache Ringing Ears
There medicine equal the Electrical Febrffuge for
males For INSTRUCTED suppressed nensraon and for
tfaeed or difficult labor
Is perfectly safe in all conditions of life either
female.
One bottle price 81 contains enough from five
eight OF ordinary feve which renders the cheapest
medicine in the world without regard the great saving of
time and suffering
Beware Of counteres and mixtures pnrportng the
similar to the genuine arcle-hey dangerous and
unsafe for
None genuine without my smile signature with the like
authority and signature james Speed the envelope
and the words Electrical Febrifnge Dr. VIM nowse New
Orleans blown the vial Prepared only by VIM Dowse
f sole agents.
L. B. WHEELoCK L CO.,
Wholesale Druggists,
No. q Magazine street. New Orleans, La.
For sale also by j. WRIGHT Co. and by Druggists and
Dealers generally felb lmk6mR
A BSYNTHE-l0O Arnold Mllers for sale in bond
"a bv &
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HELnIBoLD's GENUINE PREPARATION.

HELMBOLD's GENUINE PREPARATION
H HEM9Ts H HIH fs ot hs s Rs bladder
s. HELMBOLns BUuHU for the Gravel. So
h hEB9Ebs B B6eG for for ssr nSRsg
HE Moi bs B Bgea 81 IS.s q Memory
S$S Ss s,;;4"*
HERoIs B B for for HCtssr q Disease
HELMBoLbs BucHU for Wakafalness
#HHH$B @ +; s ii u,.. VT.
s BT "a sn ad sf y ss sFR With
H HgG 81 s sssssss Arising from rn
erection, and all diseases of
F FEsAEHs F FEMALES; FEMALES FEsAhEs
TAkE Ne Ne M M9EE FILLS FILLS.
T THEy A AEE 81 81 Nc Nc AVAIL Ay4H
Use HELaBoLD's EXTRACT BuCHU for all complaints
Incident TO the
No Family Should be Without 1t!
TAKE No MORE BAI.sAM OF Injurious and Unpleasant
As ss FL 2 Sa Rsgff5f H n fo Excuses
from habits INDUCED in
by Young ana Old,
And 81 ssnsez arpg from n, Hs e t
s9 e ns HS SR 1ne Fq BGSu for Diseases and
10 S fsISSi for all Affections
Urinary Organs,
Male or Female.
whatever cause originating, and no matter of
How Long Standing.
All the above diseases and admit same treat
ment and may originate from the same
ReadI Read! Read! Read!
HELMBoLn,s BuCHU l. safe, and pleasant in taste and
phdePh Il r aE%Bo ehem Ra b the city INF Of
sworn, does that his preparation Narcotic Mer
curry or injurious da ~ HE PaGfBo kf sas
,ss and subscribed before Me- h "a day Of
Price 81 per bottle or Sc delivered to any addres
A Trial Costs but a Dollar-Try It,
liable and responsible certificates Professors Of Ne3i
Prepared by II. 4. HELMBoLD,
Practical and Analytical Chemist
l0a South Tenth street, below Chestnut
NECESSARY CAUTIoN-shotld unprincpied psaisr
to palm off another arce which pays profit and L
worthless 20
ASK FOR HELMBoLD's EXTRACT BUCHu.
TAKE NO OTHER.
CURES GUARANTEED.
SOLD BY ALL DRUGGISTS EVERYWHERE. -
JOHN WRIGHT 4 CO.,
Il and Isl chartres Street.
AGENTS FOR NEW ORLEANS
CUT THIS ouT-sEND OR CALL FOR IT.
AND AVOID EXPOSURE AND IMPOSITION.
=.
DR.. SAMUEL REYNOLDS the unriyalled c4Ncpp mr.,
TOR who, for many years has been located on 6ro,,
in the vicinity of the ST. Charles Hotel has removed iy
NO. ~ hAsosNE STREET., between Common aud Canal an
posite the Lafayette Car Landing where he i, li op
all diseases which he processes to curs W. y y l
their worst forms, sCALD HEAD WHITE syypJI ,s' -
ULCERS, of every description '- ANU
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mo. 1851
Rep're That the Comptroller be and he hereby anor-
lied 10 aeac the lowest bidder per of sOa feet Tor
the whole work complete acpnc after days notice i'll the
official journal for grading and dchng tentiy road from
Railroad TO Mchaus plantation in accordance with pecca-
lions lines and levels Of the Surveyor sad adjudication
subject 10 the approval rejection OF the Common Council
[Sgncd JOHN 4. MONROE,
President Board of Assistant Aldermen
tSignedl j. o. NIXON,
President Board of Aldermen
Approved Feb s. 1861
signedl GERARD sTITH, Mayor
Notice hereby given that FRIDAY, 9th Of slnch
will adndieate office, II o'clock M The above
fe25 1T v pUPLESSlS, Comptroller
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FolU1RI n Elll pII S.I breught

EPAVN DU QUATRIENIE DISTRICT.-Ita
- ets conduit All depot dies sptVes dn Qarene District
Jackson entire les rnes Constance 81 Laurel tpayes
Tn ceval not environ ID mains de
y. n, sur IN hanche droite, =
- lie dit animal nest pas recism6 cinq ous ct les
inns Iay9s i yendn enchere pubque an dit depot
lie LII NDl, D de mars 1850, 10 heufcs A N.
G Q. FLECIiIER Coninissaire des rues.
-NonNeMeoreans "a feyrier 1850. fe2S 20 mi 8
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Ifeaisn ", cbedfent servant "
VIC AZ LOUIS 81. PILE, 1sity Surveyor
On mosi0n, the pet tons Of property mar.
6oned q the foregoing communication were or
died 10 be published, as required by tie CIV
\ ISs Sseona portion of the same communication.
rslSt7e q The Fourth District Lookup, was refer.
rsd " thg Committee on Streets and Landings.
W. Committee Oh Streets and Landings
sSsIs MI SEEEET GuMN1ssiosERts OEsrcE
X III klH {{Melabf the Ecnln1nn Council. ' Is
S3zS becomes my dufy to reppyf III ~ ta5 ~
Mx M1N EanEas n laying their pipes across fhe Aaj
aHn The Bryadss market hage placed arse eces
taa pipes Nldch 50 obslrneis tho draasas fbsf
~ ka4t Hl Under ts e bridge III the far
tx cNisiE9 s!es4tls to szise lhersfrom - '
Respectfully. &
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n by S. WOLFF,
fel corner Grayier and New Leyes SITS
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"a. rIANo sTONE-Na.- 8 K0YAL sTREET

$50 PLANO sTOkE-ho IS ROYAL STREET
HfEIf J. b. GUIRAUD
Agent Of Messrs Era Of Paris sale To his friends
and the public generally assortment of the Pianos Of
their world known Makes besides Pianos and other
makers at cheaper rates.
Also
NEW STYLE PIANOS
IT,. With Slaniing Sound Boards.
These delightful instruments invented by Mr. Eenrnenper
remarkable for the and their sound
dnabeness and the graceful peculiarly shnpe which
there being part higher than the keys the figure finger
ing of the performer alike opened the view slenefs
Persons wishing get Pianos Of the quality
terms, viii find to their advantage examine M Gurand's
stock and prices. d23 en-
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g. BOUNTY LAND AND PIsNSIONs--OFFICE
E3 No IL Exchange Alley up stairs nearly opposite the
m Office Soldiers, Seanen and Teamsers who have been
III the service Of the United States Government for
days 10 any disturbance 1880 are entitled
leo aetes Of land Widows aud children Of deceased
Soldiers, Seamen and Teansta entitled bounty and
pensions Claims made and procured with dispatch by
nj FIN .. l2Exehanee Alley m sstaits
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CO. n NJ t1 4 re nOIlGhi;.- nk !. n.
EIfYx@Ysns Of Camp and Common streets No.
1llI-J 3Aecond bPor whe5e he il prepared EeffOrrn
all operations pertaining to the teeth the iitf
compsted style He woud particularly meuon that be
extraordinary discoveries Of
Of Dentistry ihan has been in successful pIacce
last ten twenty years and es perfectly satisfied
observation and thorough eiberipn there nothing
superior elual 70 GOLD PIArTNA plate for
mounting Artificial Teeth either IN regard health beauty
durability and all who have failed succeed
these metals will OF wonld certainly fail in the any other
substance
Office hours, from s 4. N. until 2. N. d2n On,
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and aduDted. the rules being suspended, 5sss H5
issue . Adam smith, rssiang ID The fourth District coffee
honss sf ls % IG we s eargs o. sf
the 81 three months of his last years license by Ere in
!. Yeas Messrs Cox, Forstall, Harrison, Landry.
Vennard, Whitney and Witt.
The third part Of the aforesaid report, relative to
the petition of r. Reinhart and others, was
adopted s5
The fourth part OF the foregoing report was
adopted and ths following substitute for IesoIu
IL ~ =, s,hr, ~ ,ahnla Il mta
for any carr. tnof or osaer ssel Icy 70 carry over
o certain number 81 POUNDS ~ one load, was, on
motion, adopted.
ne n M ana an ,h RnaTs q Il e
mere6andse q ware driven through streets d
nis elsy y isssi i I'LL , ~ 9 ~ e
r aver ING following which shall be considered full load
and 70 X A ~ a Or
through shs M, sse y so 81 me e's
Fifteen barrels q besf, pork or lard
rsa .nse ns s s. o. ieui.
Fifty shissi sa III e corn q lS q Wheat
Five casks ~ bacon on,
Five ticr sss rice
,5 Ten bales hay.
Thirty boxes OF bales Of tobacco.
F,iitesa barrels rosla 1T
Six casks wine
seen eaf y NOV wh isad u osner
Three logs b ss st tobacco.
Npp i hs5 ,ealasses M
And any cart dray wagon turbr or other vehicle that
may Of this ordinance the shall
be liable 20 arrest ana ING oEe 81 oMs o. y Venice 80
dollsrs for each oense against spnaons
q gait cr IN 1T " H. eeose any Court 81
pe'shl ,oa Eors, HARRISON Landry
1894 Vh;,Tag a.,dd wilt 4 y
Pbe following resolutions. adopted by the As
s;stant Roard were eoneurred in. as recommended
n III foregoi1g report.
resolution authorizing The Comptroller to adluicase con-
aes for saEine Up nd leiyns dssonay square block
paving On New Leyee street. from Csna e street
feas: MessTs. IoA, F9rs.aii, nariisson'
& ennaFa w fftney anu W HIT ~ .
resolution authorizing the Cetller 70 adiadeas to the
lowest bidder after len days pr hng W.
that Of ITALIA street between Front and wafer Streets
etc. i. #
Yeas: Messrs Cox, F2rsfall, HARRISON, Landry,
,ssatiau anhosgaa he cepocr to aducats 70 The
lowest bidder after Ten days notice. contract for Furnishing g
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SPECIFICATIONS Tor the contract For NJ.

Registered February 9Th 1850
fe25 lot HENRY DUREf., for C6mptro,leF
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THREE DAYS LATER FROM EUROPE
Arrival Of the Bohemian

FARTHER POlST, June 1.-THE steamship
Bohemian, from Liverpool on the 9Th, via Ion
donderry on the 9TH, passed here this evening
ciated Press.
The reported pOstpOnement Of the depar,ur. Of
the Great Eastern TO the sd inst Is fully con
hrmed. 10y W"
Later Sicilian dispatches indicate thst the re-
ported capitulation Of Palermo is partially incor
rect Advices from Naples state that the King
had refused the conditions Of the capitulstson
and hostilities were TO be recommended al noon
The NeaPolitan General had gone over 70 the
revOlutionists
A later dispatch, dated at Palermo ON th. eve
ming of The Sd, announces that the bonn bardmept
was not renewed, and that the armisiice was con-
tinued. Garibaldi was still master Of the town
but the Neapolitans held the forts The terms Of
tue capitulation Were not carried out, but nego-
titions were continued
Letters from the French fquadron say the armis-
tlce is to continue TO the 5th, aud that Gsribaldi
FOR want Of ammunition, was forced to grant the
armistice.
COMMERCIAL.
sales OF cotton three days IL 600 bales the mar
ket closing very dull, and qotations for inferior
qualities were barely maintained and prices VERY
Irregular. Flour aud wheat had an advancing
tendency, but corn closed very dull Provisions
Were quiet. Consols 81 Z aQ5
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GEORGETOWN.
csrssye.ds.ss II IA. Sia,.

GEoRsETows, June rs, 1850.
The burning Of the Western Hose engine house
pear the Circle In the First Ward Of your CITY, on
saturday night, was witnessed by great number
OF our citizens, who were attracted thither by the
strong light. Our fremen were as usual soon
upon the ground, but nothing could be done
4 ne building seems 10 have been fred between
,ne ceiling joists and the roof and was totally
Destroyed; Most Of the apparatus, furniture, &C :,
vas sdVed- while the nremen were upon the
ground, the side walls fell with a terrible crash
out fortunately no one was Injured
a young colored woman. wife OF James Lee.
Swno 10 a son OF Alfred Lee, our well. known feed
oealef,l died very suddenly on Saturday night,
al net residence near Godey's ice-house An In
quest was held over her remains Yesterday morn.
lug; appeared from the evidence that her
heaitn has been very delicate for some time past
ana tnat she was eHeieHfs at the time of her death
ne verdict Of the jury was that she came 10 her
uedtn from some cause unknown to them Or
snyder has been summoned 20 make a post uortem
examination, which is in progress as we close
see the advertisement In another column of the
picnic 10 be given ythe Young Catholics Friend
society, at Analostan, on Wednesday We will
nave something 10 say about Il To- morrow
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lCOMMuNIcArKn

"THERE Is DEATH IN THE Por,n. Ann No
PROPHET ELISHA TO STAY IT.--It is probably mot
GENERALLY known that the city scavengers are
furnishing several Of those engaged In the marL,t
gardening with ordure from the city out. houses.
and that the gardeners using IL In lis crudest
condition FOR the culture Of all kinds of vegetable,
and even strawberries. II Is new. rtheiess trus
Vegetables and fruits so produced are daily sold
In the different markets Of the city as first oaitv
evidenced by their large dimensions, when in re-
alty they are not III to be eaten by man or beast;
strong In taste. aud unhealthful In the btp hes,
degree, inducing bowel complaints and the
numerous diseases attendant upon a Initiated state
OF the blood. | think Of but one remedy and
that Is for the city authorities to e1uire {at n
shall be mixed win earth at least two years before
being sold for use. IL the evil be not reueiied
speedily, the inhabitants Of the city win probably
experience ravages Of death unsurpassed bv any
city on the continent, especially among n, I'm.
fantile population. VIE,
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HIGHWAY ROBBERY IN SMITHSONIAN GKoUSns
On saturday night, Oliver Harr, huckster in
the Centre Market, after closing his stand was
returning to his home in the Seventh Ward nv
way Of the Smithsonian Grounds While walk
Ing In the path, man jumped from behind
bush and attacked him. Two Others imfoe-
diately Joined, and one Of them struck him with
billy. Mr.. Harr has but one arm and stood a
poor chance with such force. The third man
struck at him with knife, and he threw up the
stump Of his amPutated limb, and by this means
pfooapiy saved his life, the knife passing through
MS sleeve, grazed the flesh, and passed through
the breast Of his coat, and struck upon his s.is-
pender buckle. He was then knocked senseless
HIS money, amounting to over forty dollars, the
minor importance were taken He was bsdlv
bruised about the face, and his head was eut
There Is not place In the city where a strong
night police 10 more needed than In the soIitary
Smithsonian grounds and other parts of the Mali
win not the proper authorities make a move In
the matter! :"
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To CONSERVATIVES.

rlheTh Cod LiceT Oh Jelly.
This great specific for Consumption is fast so pc
oedlng all others in its curative effects upon those
AFFLICTED with tubercuar diseases. Prepared upoT
mighty scientific principles of the pure oil, and
robbed OF the nauseous taste of the plain article. il
Is received into the stomach in its jelhed form
without mastioatlon, and is gradually dissolved
and digested passing into the small ntsstines droE
oy drop, supplying the wastes of the body by its
taihing nature in overcoming the disease APP
proved by the New York Academy of Medicine
ana recommended by the faculty every where, tins
preparation Is confidently offered as a remedy for
Consumption and al Sor0fulous affections
Sold by Charles Stott, Washington, and by all re-
spectacle druggists. Price 81 per bottle
PEEFOLD, PARKER 4 MOWER,
NO. 10 Beekman street, New York,
mar 10 SIN Wholesale Agents.
PRHNIEs,-Persons desiring Pennies Will ,lyay,
ind than fnr eIahhn, at the Star nf.aa nnn nfer
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THE Bosom OF DESTRUCTION rs the fatality among
our young and mlddleaged to indulge IN excess and
debaslng habits. Those who are yearning for some
influences to dispe the growing evil, should read
HHmdH FTd'Ly, or Physiological RessarchsS.r III
deineates In rtrtd cOt0rS for 1t is beautifully illus
trated) the causes and effects local and vital
ease and decay, pointing ont the only sure Nnfstr
rhtre-read the advertisement of "TTtsSetU1y j." in
another column. Sold by DIR. Barrow, I94 BleecheT
where. ~ '''
Sold also by 8. Calvert Ford, jr., Washington,
". u ma 7-lm
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Negro Shot.

WELLAND, c. W, June IS -Yestcrdav NOM
ing Constables Bender and Hoffman PROCEEDED
to the township Of Humberstone to arrest negro
named Banks, for an assault with intent 10 hin
Banks, at the approach Of the constables came
from his house with gun, and fred on them
Several shots were exchanged between the par
ties, resulting in the killing Of Banks Another
negro, who assisted Banks was badly wounded .
One OF the constahles was shot in the hand. The
matter is now being Investigated.
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fHtEtAL1H AND LoNG LIFE Many elderly persons
OF D3tn sexes who feel that they need something TO
REINFORCE their debitated systems are afraid TO re-
soIt 70 ordinary stImolants because they know the
temporary excitement they produce is followed by
teIrlne prostratlon Precisely what they require is
suPPneuln HoStetter's Stomach Buffers This great
RESTORATIVE combines the tonic elements ey need
ana ts operation is not momentariy but permanent.
Inc strength It lmparts remains and increases day
by day the Btters is taken regularly in conformi
Win the dlIectlons on the bottle; That health
is no manner of doubt We commend il to ali who
spner from Dyspepsia, Diar IhPa, Dysentery gener-
az aebillty or the natural decay consequent upon
rywhere. 10 IS eoSt
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CIRCUIT COURT, nE THE DISTRICT OF
~ COLUMBIA.
M. scHENK. OF PHILADFLPHTA,
~ The PropfletoI Of

The only psrsoa Who has cured Pslnossri Con-
,sssn Due q s.eS
suite Of rooms sar By for the &C ,ommodatior Of
his patients. And al persons laboring under Dis
are invited 70 call upon the Doctor, who viii, With
ont charge. give ell necessary advioe. "a = : :
He will give those Who desire Il 3 thoroueh az
Animation With the nespirometoy for 0S Pcrsons
VAC oAna OF cal on him, and Wishing him 70 20 ouf
days ahead OF each week. les colin
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SEE NoTIcI In another column OF fair. eom-
mencing 70 morrow at Langley, Fairfar county.
Va, for the benefit Of the Methodist Episconal
Church South at that place r
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TSpec;al D,,n,tch "a ,h. s,.,

BALTIMORE, June ls.-Gov Bigler viii return
70 w ashlngton, TO vote on the Tariff bill Hon
aired Illmer, friend Of the Administration,
takes his place in the Convention Tbinos look
well for Breckenridge q
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Condemned a. m SLAYER

New YORK, June I6.-gudge SpraRue of the
United States District Court has condemned the
schooner Wanderer as forfeited for being engaged
in the slave trade
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GEORGETOWN CORPORATION LAWS

RESOLUTION relating to payment of orders on
County Roads
hesotred by the Board Of Aldermen and Roa,d q,
Common Council Of the Corporation of GeorgerocS
mat rom and after the approval Of this Ordi.
nance, all orders AM acquisitions drawn on the
Clerk OF the Corporation by the Commissioner
appointed by said Corporation, and the Levy
couI' Tor the county OF Washington, to SUPER n
tehd the repairs and improvements Of County
ROADS, shall be accompanied by the order OF the
contractor upon said Commissioner and shall
express on their face that the amount stated lin
them Is for one-half of the said Commissioper,
accompanying order. [Approved MAY 26, 1850
RESOLUTION to pay repairs on the Road from
Seventh street to Stone Warehouse
Resolved By fhe Board Of Aldermen and Board o,
Common Council Of the Corporation Of Georgetotrn.
rhat the Clerk be, and he is hereby authorized
10 pay TO the order Of Hon. II. Addison, Nayor.
and majority of the Commi ssioners, the sum OF
three hundred dollars, being one-half of the ap-
PfoPrl3non made by the Levy Court on the TIN
May, 1861, for repairs on above road.
Approved May &c, 1850