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DR.. M'LANE's
aa- CELEBRATED
'VERMIFUGF
tf aA- AND
LIVER PILLS.

WE beg leave to call the atten-
" ton of the Trade, and more
especially the Physicians of the
country, to two of the most popu-
lar remedies now before the public.
We refer to
DR.. ChaS MLane's Celebrated
Vermifuge and Liver Pills.
We do not recommend them as
universal Cure-alls, but simply for
what their name purports, viz:
THE VERMIFUGE,
For expelling Worms from the
human system. 1t has also been
administered with the most salts
factory results to various Animals
subject to Worms.
THE LIVER PILLS,
For the cure of LIVER COMPLAINTS,
all Bilious DERANGEMENTs, SICK
HEAD-AcHE, &c. In cases of
FEVER AND AGUE,
preparatory to or after taking Qui.
nine, they almost invariably make
a speedy and permanent cure.
As specifics for the above men
toned diseases, they are Unrivaled,
and never known to fail when ad-
ministered in accordance with ths
directions.
Their unprecedented popularity
has induced the proprietors,
FLEMING BROTHERS,
PITTsBURcH, PA.
to dispose Of their Drug business,
in which they have been success
fully engaged for the last Twenty
Years, and they will now give their
undivided time and attention to
their manufacture. And being de-
termined that DR.. M'Lane's Cele-
brated Vermifuge and Liver Pills
shall continue to occupy the high
position they now hold among the
great remedies Of the day, they
will continue to spare neither time
nor expense in procuring the Best
and Purest material, and COM
pound them in the most thorough
manner. Address all orders to
FLEMING BROS. Pittsburgh, Pa.
P,s Dealers and Physicians ordering from others
than Fleming Bross viii do well to write their ors1s
distinctly and take but DR.. EL0RSs, FrspaTa y
FIen1ing Bros. Pittsburgh, Pa. 10 those wishing % ~
them trial, we will forward per mail post paid y ~
part Of the United Shtes box Of Pis ior trS.,s
throecent postage stamps, vial OF Nerminee ~
fourteen hrceeent stamps All orders from canada ns'
be accompanied By iwsaty cents extra 81. -. ..ze
Sold by James P. Hofecker, and BY DIuE
gists generally.
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s New Castle
Lum b er Yard.

The subscribers dealers in L.smber. resfe
invite the aIientlnn of Builders aid ConIfee'on
their stock of Lumber. which is large ana ns"'
lected. We have on hand large assotimemo OF
White Pine Boards and Plank, all qualities ana
thickness; -E 81
Heml lck Joist and Scantling;
Hemlsek Fence and Wide Boards FEB
yellow aud White Pine Frame Ii mferi ..E
yellow and White Pine Flooring Oirds;
Cedar and Cypress Shingles;
Pockets, ShinglIng Laih, Siding, etc. :,
0cr Being located directly on the river, We es
all times enabled to sell Lumber a, the lowest mss
prices aud deliver il on hoard Of vessels and Gals s
of charge. a
Persons in want Of Lumber would DO we'll 70 eia~
inc out stock before making their purchases a..
All orders and communications addressed !" W.
subscribers will be promptly ait, nded 70.
CRlPPEN a. JAMESON
mar3Lly Waterst New Castle, Del.
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us! FURS. Furs
Joseph KCsenbauun.

~ TAN0Y YUA
T0S' MANUFACTURER g. IMPORTER,
Has now ready his very extensive stock of FURs;
consisting of t:apes haiCapes. Viclorlnes, MuiFs,
Cuts. ETC. IN Mink Sable, Stone Maren, Fitch, Chin
chIlls, Sberad Squirrel and other lower priced Fnrs
AL Of which he Is prepared 10 sell prices 10 defy
competiIicn.
All Fur sold in this store, are warranted 10 be what
they arc represented. lE.
STORE; No 4l6 ARCH street. between 4th and 5th,
xbOve Eyre Landell's Dry Goods Store) sign Of The
GoLDEL LION, PHILADELPHIA.
7. S.-FuRS altered into fashionable styles, at a
moderate charge ol3.3m
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:, The smyrna Library is open
IUEsDAYgand FRIDAY afaernoon. be,ween
ano 2 o'clock. end on the evenings Of the
Z mo DAYS, between 7 and 8 o'clock.
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LO OK HERE!

Way is it that such crowds Of smiling, happy people
are daily and hourly leaving the door Of the Mechag
cs StoIel II is because they glad that incy have
now got a Store where they can get everything that
they can possibly want, either TO eat, drink or
wear and at such asonishingly Low Prices that the
rush is tremendous 70 the full and elegant assort-
men Of oil kinds Of GOODS. of which they buy Great
Bargains, and 60 on their way rejoicing.
Persons wishing WALL PAPERS will do we'll TO
give us call. have the largest best and cheap
assortment offered in this county The stock
Of DRY GOODS GROCERIES. PROVISIONS, No
tious Boots, Shoes, Qneensware, Cutlery, Whips. &C..
is unsurpassed at the Mechanics Store, West Com.
merce street, smyrna. Del. -
mar17 j. r. WILLIAMSON.
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mo. To IVUItH DBOOIVD DTCCt1 IHIIuuVIPIIIu'
KELLEY G. B r Q w nj,
Invite the attention Of Cash purchasers TO iulla
sortment Of FALL and WINTER DRY GOODS. COM
prising in part t-
LADIES WEAR--Black silks, Poll de Chevres,
Coburgs Cashmeres, Nous de LANES, Alpacas, &C.;
long and square Broche and Blanket Shawls, Broche
Border Stella Shawls. eE4 @
MEMS WEAR - Cloths, Cassmeres. Vesiings,
Cords Beaverleens, Kentucky Jeans, Vesiings. &c
FURNISHING GO0DS--Marseilles Quilts. Blan-
keis, Tekings. Toweling. Table Coths Napkins, dc.
FLANsE sELs-Baard Vale Unshrnkabe Flannes
other mikes OF all colors and qualities
MUsLINs-in all grades and widths. at low prices,
MERRIMAcK PRINTs-a full assortment Of these well
known eo0ds, always ON hand. sL aaf doe
| LINEN BosoMs- made for our own sales.
| DSy- an exclusive Cash busness--One price and M
abatement-No goods misrepresened tn effect sales.
KELLEY & BROWN,
| Rememher-No l3 North Second ST., Philadelphia
se23-3m as seaa ei tt
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Philadelphia Advertisements.
WILLIAM EVANS &c som,
. RU CCiSTS es

Dealers In Painters Materials,
NO. 252 s. FRONT ST, between Walnut and
Dock, PHILADELPHIA,
OFFER to Storekeepers Physicians and others, an
" assortment Of Genuine Drugs. Chemicals, Paints,
Window Glass, Painters Brushes and Tools. Dye
Stuffs, Glaciers Implements Camels Hair Pencils DC.
Lewis pure White Lead, French and American
Zinc Paints, Copal and Spirit Varnishes, Raw and
Boiled L;nseed OIL, Extract OF Logwo0d, Glue. Red
Saunders, Logwood and Turmsric. qo .gbIl
Glass for Windows, Picture Frames and Hotheds
cut to any size shape order. and packed for ship
ping. Evans genuine Batemans Drops Godfrey
Cordial, British Oil, Essence Of Jamaica Ginger Eye
Water, Turiington's Basam, &C. sel56m
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Cedar Rails for Sale.

tTiHE subscriber. residing near Tayors Bridge. in
Il Appointments Hundred, would respectfully
call the attention Of Farmers and Others to his supe
rior lot of CEDAR RAILS-numbering 10 or l2
THOUSAND-whch viii be sold at reasonable rates.
Also. lot OF CEDAR POSTS for sale. Apply TO-,
or address the subscriber at Taylor's Bridge p o.
Augl0-n ROBERT JOHNSON.
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CAIITInN

There being several imitation brands Of Defensive
Soap in market the public notified that none is
upon each Bar Of the Soup. as we'll as the Boxes.
MO 3m se -
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3 or 4 fine new Feather BEDS, !,
weighing about 60 lhs each, FOR sale very s.'isl nal
esah, by }. Y. WILLIAMSON, Wsss "As'
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Steam Dying and Securing Es..
lablishAnemt.
MRS. u. w. SMITH.

MRS. u. w. SMITH,
No %. N. Fifth ST. bet. Market and Arch PAILADEL-
PHIA. NE
DIEcE Goods Of every description dyed to any CO.
Il 'or. Ladep Wearing Apparel of every descrip-
lion dyed in The most fashionable anf permanent cd
iors, and finished in superior style. Merino Cash
mere and Grape ShawIs. Table and Piano Covers,
re-dyed all coors. and warranted eqnal 10 new
N. B-Gcntlemen's Clcihes Cleaned or Dyed oil
reasonable terms feb 60-ly. |
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*passeugers by Evening Trains between Bal
,;more and Delaware Railroad, can spend night
AZ Wilmington, aud proceed next day BY giving
notice 10 conductor, and procuring sisp-over
check. -,
Both trains going NOrh from Delaware Rail-
road make close connections for New York.
r. @. SEWALL Jr., Sup't Del. X. X.
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Miscellaneous Advertisements.

- !. -. ! : Z :;
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DRY GOODS,

No. 13 North SECOND Street, Philadelphia
KELLEY G. B r. Q w nj,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-04-24

;sst The projectors more tain CHS SUM ~
the rank and file of either party. The enginses
and fuglemen Of course get something mos,
and several of the former are said TO have md6
large gains on the aggregate legislation ofIhe
session. The votes On the Railroad bills the
West Washington Market bill and the One cent
Ferriage bill, cost much less than peoples
pose, considering the enormous profits involved
in them. AT the tariff mentioned above, te sum
of ten or twenty thousand dollars NUT have
gone great way towards their ,assaee
through both houses. 1t is confidently ssertsd
that If the Brooklyn Aldermen had lot beeu
stopped by Injunction from applying to the
PURPOSE OF bribery the twenty tho,sand dol
lars that they voted, they would haze succeed
ed in carrying the cheap ferriage bill. They
consequently could only promise contingent
rewards, whilst the m9nopolists cane down with
the ready cash. Legisla i've traditions were dead
against trust, and the result vas that the
Brooklyn delegation got bwdiy leaten. When
they next go to Albany to uge any measure
ofimportance for their city, thy will take care
to trust less to the justice of tsir case than 70
the strength Of their purse. II Assemblyinsa
are to be bought at the prize OF Tombs alibt
Witnesses, it is scarcely woth TIVE troable to
engage in a contest of fanonstrsace and dis
cussion when such paltrf sums can talk 50
much more eloquently. ~
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-04-24
TRIPLE SHEET.
Tho New York Decentralization
Europe.

Thp New York Decentralization for
Europe.
The Curard mail steamship Persia Captain Judkins,
viii 'eave this port TO morrow for Liverpool
The European mails will close in this city at half
past eight O'Clock 10 morrow morning.
1hs EUROPEAN EDITION rm HERALD WI be published
ss eight O'Clock In the morning Single COPIES wrap
pera, six cents
Subscriptions and advertisements for any edition OF the
NEW YoRK EKRp will be received At the following PLACES
In Europe
LONDON - Sampson low, Son & o., ~ Ludgate HILL
lansing, Starr 4 Co., "a King William street
PARIS. lansing, Baldwin & Co., place de Ia B0ursa
IxyKxPccI lansing Starr & Co., No. Chapel street
r Stuart, 10 Exchange street. East
HAvsH. lansing Baldwin l. Co., q rue Corne;llo
HAnBuRa De Chapeauronge Co.
The contents OF the EUROPEAN EoTroN on TIE HERALD
viii combine the received by mail and telegraph at
the occ during the previous week and up to the hour of
Qualification
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-04-24

The SUNDAY WAR-The interests affected by
the new Sunday observance act are not going
to submit quietly to the enforcement of its pro-
visions BY the police. The proprietors Of the
German theatres and lager beer saloons are
holding meetings to raise funds for the. purpose
Of testing the consttutoaality of the enact
msnt. # they get money enough to secure the
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-04-24

The LATEST ARTISTIC DIFFIcuLTY.-Free
fights being the order Of the day, in Congress
and elsewhere, it is not remarkable that the
belligerent spirit Of the age should have ex-
tended to the children of art The little operate
tiff between the new prime doana Banti, and
the generals of Irving place has hardly been
settled when grand war breaks out between
two persons very well known to the theatre-go-
ing public. Mr.. Bourcicault is the party of the
first part and Miss Jean Margaret Davenport of
the second Mr.. Bourcicault charges that Miss
Davenport appropriated and disfgured his
drama called Jeanne Deans" Miss Daven-
port denies the Impeachment, and straight
way sues Mr.. Bourcicault for libel. The latter
addresses the public on his own behalf in a let
ter, which we publish elsewhere, and SO leave
the belligerents to settle the matter between
them. Miss Davenport has shown good deal
Of pluck about the affair, and might give a les
son to some of the members Of Congress. Mr..
Bourcicault is not at all backward, and the
| whole quarrel Is very pretty one - It stands.
! We would MT spoil 1t for the world.
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slippers; the ladies even forget 70 oritioi5e
ear- Others clothes, and ignore the great bon
net war; is all fight, On the other side Of the
water, the diplomats have suspended oper atoms
until after the fight. Louis Napoleon doesn't
understand the new diplomatic dodge Pal
merston has him there. The French are far
behind the age when the p. r. comes to be
considered. We don't believe thst Louis Ma
poleon, accomplished as he IL, and fighter by
profession, ever had his hands up in his life.
The idea of introducing le bore as diplomatic
element must have astonished him slightly.
Fancy the members Of the Congress Of Paris
putting on the gloves with each other.
If the new system, or rather the old one--for
it Is only the fight of the Horatii and the Cura-
til over again-should work well in the case of
Heenan and Sayers, we shall have an entirely
fresh way Of settling our international difficult
ties, and one which will be quite within the un-
derstanding of the governing classes and por-
ton Of Congress. When any dispute arises be-
tween II. D. Ms Minister at Washington and
the State Department, it can be settled accord
ing to the latest rules of the P. r., either by
the Minister and Premier in person, or by COM
petent proxies. The space in front Of the
Speakers chair might be reserved for the ring,
and an alteration in the rules might be made so
that the House could 60 into Committee of the
Whole on the fight So far as the practice of
the thing is concerned, there would be no very
violent departure from precedent, and the
governing classes would have no fault to find
with their chosen representatives..
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THIRTY.sIxTH CONGRESS-.
FIRST SESSION. 4N

wvsaNGroS, April % ,i1s6
,ux INSTRUCTIONS 10 OUR MINISTER IN CHINA
The CHAIR presented message from the PresdentAas
matius The INSTRUCTIONS given ~ Mr.. Nc Lane whsv
ter to China.
rm PACIFIC NAIL CONTRACTS
On motion Of NJ yvtE, (den.) " Fla, s'''S1''~
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-04-24

CORRUPTION OF THE LAST LEGIsIATuRE-PRIoE
OF A RURAL MEMBER.-The market value Of an
Alderman is question that has iatteriy been
good deal discussed. No definite idea has been
arrived at on the subject, for the simple reason,
perhaps. that the price varies with the character
of the bargain. Sometimes an Alderman will
bring round thousand or two sometimes he
can be had dog cheap. AT no period, however
has he sunk az lew in value as an Assemblymau
during the last Legislature. 1t is well known
fact that the votes of the rural members have
been readily purchased throughout the session
for twenty dollars each, cash down. Most of the
large jeka that were carried through did not
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-04-24

Nd OF competent legal talent, they will stand !
fair chance of defeating this tyrannical and
hypocrl.cal measure, which was only passed
by the last Legislature as sort of cloak FOL
the proaigacy iSnd rascality Of their other acts
There is no doubt whatever that any attempt
on the part of the'State tO control the individu-
al freedom and consciences of men, on specu-
lative points of religious doctrine, is at direct
variance with the spirit of the constitution.
The enforcement Of Sunday laws against those
who entertain no scruplss about amusiDgkhe
selves on the Sunday, and many of whom pro-
baby have no belief in the Christian Sabbath
at all, is clearly one Of those cases which in
fringe upon the liberation guaranteed by it.
1t has been 80 decided in California and one Of
our Western States, and we believe that If the
question comes to be fully and fairly argued
before the Court Of Appeals, the same conclu-
sion will be arrived at
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-04-24

WINTER GARDEN. Broadway opposi1 Bond street.
An Hook IN sEvILLE-BoRs TO Coon Luck-DouBLE CouR
P-SlRAnCkR.
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NrH,os GARDEN. acknowledgements PERroaA
AHpEs-BsoszE Horse.
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at 5Ic. y husheI. OF Bran sse sacks we're Md It
IL 90 u 100 fbs,
Provisions. The transactions iii Pork we're
confined to retail lots at $ls oo9$1s 25 % Dbl. for
Mess. In Bacon the sales comprised 90 casks
Shoulders at &c. Is at VA 40 Ribbed sides al Ioe,
OF lot of Clear at III, and rs do. ae lie. IS b.
In Lard the market was firm, and las tierees Prime
we're sold IN two lots at lie, and 500 kegs at
life. " hi.
CoFFEE- I'VE noticed sales Of about 700 bags,
including 125 at 12le, 50 at 1a4 and as7 at I3gc.
YB.
kpIA BAsGrse. "A lot Of 800 bales was sold
yesterday at 15c. o yard on long paper made
equal to cash, and the same price was refused for
1000 bales more.
WHISKY -. The market was heavy and de-
pressed, and the only sale reported was so bbls.
Raw at 19ac. y gallon.
FREreHTs. We noticed ship taken for Liver
pool at I'd. for Cotton, and one for Earope on pri
yate terms.
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k,SE FOR SALE-SCHOoNER JOINyIILE-AT
&N& Private Sale until SATURDAY 9th inst, if not
by that time, she will be offered public auction
at the St Louis Exchange. {
For terms and full particulars, apply to
PLACIDE j. SPEAR, Auctoneer,
No. IA Charfres street,
NIL IA Between Bienvlle and CONT streets.
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SUGAR. About 400 hhds. were disposed Of at
full prices without any material alteration. Fair
to Fully Fair 6a@7sc. % ID.
MoLAssEs -. We noticed sales of about $50
bbls at 37@3sc for Prime, and 3593sc. for ordi-
nary and Fermenting also about so BIZ. bbls. at
39c. % gallon. sss
FLOUR The sales embraced some 1900 bbls.,
of which $50 superfne in two lots at IS 90, 300
Extra at 81 90, 800 at 81 l2a and SIS Choice do.
fF.aF. II. CD at IS so U Dbl.
GRAIN. The Corn market was heavy and de-
pressed with sales of about $500 sacks. including
a6o7 Mixed In several lots at &C.,. 500 Yellow and
Mixed at rs. 400 Yellow at the same, and 500
White Mixed at 75c. o bushei. In Oats ne noticed
sales Of some $500 sacks St. Louis in several lot
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UssY BtGs.There continues be considerable inquiry for
gunny bags and prices mcr and higher. Sales Of ABS
bales 4304lO the spot and To arrive lDc
months 100 bales 33i lbs at less act. and
2DD bales do private terms.
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CATTLE KARKET.

JEFFERSON CITY. April e. isse
Arrived " Western Beeves The demand Is
good. There are now about ITO Western Beeyes,
10 Texas Cattle, $50 Hogs, 900 Sheep, 70 NffIeh
Cows, and 70 Veal Cattle in the market.
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e. Imports from .Janiafy 70 ApFil II =
s@H 1850 1863
Bales ....s............. 52lg 45n
Bundles Observation-Disclosures l746
-GusY CLorn-There material change nnre
article speculative demand continues although the high
prices asked has tendency limit operations The sales
standard arrive l3sga.; 400 bans
spot part months and part less ct and 200 rolls
cash The quantity of cloth offering under lic either
spot arrive quite SMALL The shipments South
the past week have been 1898 bales.
Imports from January Ito April H.
1860. 1859
Bales a., ....,.... 81 i69s
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DOMESTIC PORTS.

DOMESTIC PORTS.
oALIEoRNIA AND new YORK
=: ." s1gsoa H aA III sss r. Gyr.
R s.ss ss r. ssss o ssss H s Hss
gaasss above ss adj s pssssass a"ff Fo
s1s 4ppy ne ee ~ ksss e. agents
GALVESTON AND MArAGoRDA BAY.
e Il Y EgHsSy lsb a Z
&x New Orleans and Texas United States Mali Line
sss: i: .es sf :ss
s ''''''' '''''e''S@i ' F&YsR, Manager.
steamship Of this line will leave every Tiursdasp and SIM
Day morning for the above ports aB
CHARLESTON.
.kkk FOR CHARLEsTa,N-The fine fast sail.
sh oea H e. sss Gs
SES WIN aSss s s.s. CO. e. Camp street
passage apply the captain on board Post 30 Second
NEW YORK.
81 sfsHsssAS ~ : u pi mvSsA
soaaands VIII leave ssr Nharf puns.aai Hys /.
my, apply 'ne once Is ssss
.hEN FOR NEW, YORK-The superior Al brig
asi G ssssa Fs L & s ss
-as-----aE GEO. " HYNsoN 4 co. 81 Camp street.
PHIL
| ZEE FOR PHILADELPTTIA-Resu Line
MN Ihe Al fast sailing packet schooner Narragan-
gagged will have dispatch For balance Of freight passage
'p III 70 ono " uyssos 60 ssc.n, MI.
| BOSTON.
y m, CAPT T = Flssg having
az GEO. ": HYNsoN q CO. 50 Camp street.
! .kSN FOR BOSTON Regular Iine--The Al regn
having most 81 her cargo engaged, viii have
f'' oai' SES s hYSg s5iAs c Sp Camp
zeaaW w. Gardner, Bourne. master. having most 81
Il. GEO ". HYNsoN 4 co. 50 Camp st.
E6K FOR BOSTON Regular Line Packe.-The
$500 sgg msster bavins mos q Ser cargo ensases Vii
sRs
FREIGHT OR CHARTER.
2 az ..1s ssIs Pr IA
~ Ahd' ns1 WI & s. p asSs R'ss So Appy
milf Ct Z-- s. and V eira.ier street.
FOR SALE.
Sale aati h INNS as i and if Nc
sold by that time, she win be public auction
For terms and Fl H,Es
m12 "a Between Bienville and Cont streets.
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49, 81 Igs[ 49,
Time and Price Reducedr
THE FINAL COMPLETION
OF the
MISSISSIPPI CENTRAL RAILROAD,
Enables to afford the gratifying information Of Reduc
ton In the Time and Price
70
North, Emst and Westi
Daily Trains leave the Depot Of the New Orleans Jack
Great Northern Railroad Caiopo and Magnolia
streets, ss follows:
NAIL TRAIN al 1870 A. n,
EXPRESS TRAIN at M,
Both u which make close connection at Canton VITA Trans

EXPRESS TRAIN at M,
Of which make close connection at Canton wita Trans
on the Mississippi Central Road.
Tickets to the following places at prices named
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DENTISTRY.

DENTISTRY,
asrEssssssss DIR. A. II. DUSTIE, No. 10 BA-
ssssssA ROME STREET, having procured the us.
IYYY ssance of of the skillful Dentists In
the counry-DR. METGALF of New yorkis nav prepared
to attend promptly TO all branches of
d. HTIsTRY
Entrusted to his care
In regulating cHILDRENs TEETH and the manufacture
Of Artificial Teeth, Dr.. N. has had UNPARALLELED sue
CESS
K3-Teeth extracted without pain. feg an
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CUGAH-SUtSAfs-SUGAR SALE, A VERY
Superior second haHa sngar MIL Steam Engine and glls
complete With all connections and roller q inches diam
ater BY inches length steam engine y inches diane
Of cylinder by ~ inches length Of nroke boiler ~ inches
diameter by q feet long Sugar Kettles
wrought iron Tanks L hoghead capacity each Apply
felot Ne iGsnsi sress, S~,y Orleans.
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Ae0ielp Of The 5tlarkets.

CRESCENT OFFICE No. 10 ctkf STREET,
Friday Morning, April z. 1850.
GorroH -. The demand yesterday was only
moderate, and with poor assortment of desirable
lists on the market the sales embraced only about
45oo bales at the range of our previous quota