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Tf1E cONsTIFuTIoNAL UNION COW
NIrNTIQM. slS Nm 49, Wv

ss II IFsajn Convention met in
g, ar the preliminary pro
q ~ st y ase before ill., from these
+ s,,,,sys I'M syery state III the Union, with one
4 fso exceptions, il represented By deiegates'
IL ahas tha delegates themselves are men Of high
~, al: position and patriotism.
Tae dissolution If liz Democratic party ut
III No cauaed i uucf greater interest To-
ssrss 4, Il. i. ). 49, I. ,,ti,,. ~ l., ,o,,la
% feis1 N tais 'htsAsaon - Y = Ss'A'A
IL lns,eless1v issoiyed many believe to be the
~ n IS ~ s,s;,ra tha4 ~ fs.,,,.o,,t;,,, "
eAssls e % - ~
BALTIMORE may be me nucleus OF nauonai party,
North and South, composed alike Of Wings, Demo-
and Au,sr;eapa " h;cb NAV x,at anter tba Gala
s \.
ahd eoh.es. saecessay Us heA fres'aentiai eiec-
tion with the Black Republicans. We say It is not
;nuDssihle that s1ch NAV be the case thnupb ii ii
$50. = =
$50 = -, So !. Y, VI
faaea ana uncertain state Of pollucal parties Much
depends upon the action OF the Baltimore Conyen-
fiOn ia niaffoyT ii nav affont AM, tl,e
ANA M, q .1,..aa IA
u.s., - 's = - ss'es.0u'
Me would regard 1t as fortunate event N,#by
any combination Of circumstances, the true Con
sfjtntionai men n tha cnnnrv IL Nj, nart;es North
4, /, q - a. - - III r. 80 I, = Il
ana south, could be Drought TO occupy some COM
mon ground in the approaching contest. If Black
Republicanism could meet with a decisive defeat
81; Sy,,,,sa - 1, - 8. /, ~ -.s q,
~ rs nave Ieason " peiss s ae y 60
ization would speedily decline and disappear, ex-
cent III few notorious localities. Meantime while
a;.;,, Il, .., ~ a.,.. 10 ,,,I,l;sb 1,elow NJ a
s.'..' ~
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WciEC0c y Gibbs

S T. w / N c. NJ A @ II N L !.
The points superiority claimed in this Machine rendering
desirable for Family or Plantation use,
l. Its accuracy power being capable making
-FOUR THOUSAND stitches per minute, and PER
FECTIY RELIABLE STITCH
a. 1t drop stitches and is noselsss in Its operation
s. wonderful simplicity making easy learn operate
No mistake possibly be made In setting the needle.
s. 1t will hem perfectly Of required sz from the narowe
hem that Of yard in width, also form and seams
without tho difficulty experienced with other Machines
g. Last but least tho price thirty FIVE dollars lower than
any ether reliable Machine in the market, and brings it
within the reach of all,
kPuIchaers will be guaranteed perfect satisfaction, with
the privilege returning the Machine if after trial. not
prove to be all We recommend.
DAVIS BROTHERS, Agents,
ms 2pepdtf a3 Camp street.
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sIak 0sARk Good music still draws q full house,
h Is tAe seAaon. Last evening there was
aSalT auite N aaasmblage Of beautiful, richly
dfeassa ladies', though notso many as favored Nine
QQlspn with their pfesenre On the cgening before
ss was put on the stage With splendid
e4ept, and contained points Of great power. The
III f{nse assned delighted.
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sk{zUEss PzSorxIcpx OF INDIA 70 write Of
M fcon III Inaiz III he trief space allotted
" VI i one y he most difficult tasks We over
uaae took ~ crowd MP j volume cf praise in
6Ssa lineA h i e0nd ensAtion aln,osf impossible
IL xas feeling II p be 80. We must make
uj5' Ia Gxfn E1esE Witt We iack Id space. Every
M VI Hill enter salnment then, is well worth
NJ slina ;no pArt Ii there whieh has not been
~ dsrsd ma eIaborsteIy finished. It
u il Drleatal and nilitary poem. With thousand
|teSuliss sath 4 gem 81 worth and separately
|xxasisitey perfected and are finished BY q mas
&sE hand hit xuho1a inated and arranged with
eonsnaaAase I'll and taste. witha view to the
general wIiois, p To progress, che culmination
1at tlss inaturs 81 Tie great artists and mechan
feiAAss grand idea or design. We could devote q
pplan 10 The coAsidtr Of the countless admr-
sSIa eaActs and cunning devices Of tho master
mud. Hui W. naust be content to bear witness to
tie gIpricas handling III ths art and mechanical
rsHeurasss wsshout entering into detail. We are
upzbie 10 continue thu subject, but advise our
readers to make personal summation at Armory
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tfoFE IssufAhCH coMrAsY. We publish to-day
tle shird annual statement Of the Hope Insurance
golapany, made ont d conformity 10 tie reaui.
sfion W tlelr charter. Il win bc seen that the
hare On hand assets to tho amount Of
ssIs,z sIs theIr net profits for fhe past year haY,
ile besn 81 s54f 81.
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ATER Another good house at
testSd III merits of To present troupe and the
fQAllnasH q our community for amusement. The
Ialltonisaa rroauosd general and continuous
iAll Shlef that bodied III for dyspepsia.
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The undersigned friends Of the Constitution impressed with
the necessity " Rpholdipg within the Union the consiitu
tiona, rights Of the several States the only safeguard
agsns dissolution Of the Confederc, invite their fellow
citizens 10 cooperate with them at
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III 0sI skSs sAY1xa ISsrIrUrIoN. III another
u Pc found q statement Of the affairs Of
Sestah Iishment duly drawn up and aathentioa-
tsd Al required BY tie provisions Of It's charter.
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Mons aus RasrA On Ant. Lake TERMINUS of BIT
s. pqsle nm no doal he sad 10 leafn that
assss OIL ss.cs u Land he place ahors IL
II g aseAliy fsr retired aud less noisy than
49, n 90 tennis. a sbe Ike, ovDg 10 lis grealsr
stss y sssssss asa use Gnu afprd Aha additional *
na s $50 probably b. glad ID ueaE shaf lieir
sA asaas sss sr b ven gotten up itsTe
q e II ~ nstse ssssgaa sasos.ss
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John Minster, ss..55.
J G Montanlat,
Jamss McCoskey,
A G semmes,
NJ g Kennedy,
Jos NJ Howell, r=...z.. .,..+.s
Jacob j Lugenbnhi,
Al Donpelia, @
III A 7 Ezekiel, .zy..:-
VIM s Campbell,
Pm Cmmick, s.
u Delfs,
N & Sqnires, sR
Il Miltenberger,
Darant DaPonte,
" w r Holcombe,
r. A Bouek, K.
Chas Gallagher,
Andrew J Aiken,
T Rutchford, .=-..-
VIM K Stuart,
Thos g Jenkins,
FL yanBibber L Co,
John Galpin, as5
Danl Edwards,
Jno r Porter,
Tlaos B Poindextcr,
Francis Rawle, .sz.
F. southgate,
Chas T Howard,
Saml NJ TODD, 5..'
II I Baldwin,
Geo G Henry, Mobile,
VIM s Bartlett,
II j Dryfuss,
Albert Bennett, ..:-5.a
George Noble,
$ B Frost, =4f
t SheehAu. 5I-- -
John Mcmahon,
j @ Fallen,
] r Nolan, I'D
Trasimon Landry.
John Dolan,
D Garnon,
VIM Garland,
John G Corbette, ill.,
Daniel Marley,
Vim Mcdonnell,
NJ G Blasco, ..3..y -.|.. ,.
John Montamat,
j Baxter,
II COPELAND, -a.
Il Wilmington,
J x Sprsgue. .wa
John Fliescher,
Il Millepaug,
John scliinkei, IT,.
s Kohn,
s rs Ltyingstoa,
Frank Purser, .
EB White,
Peter N Peterson
Peter Baker,
Thos shuhan, ~ v
John French, KIT n.
p Niclsurnp,
Thos McManus, $~w
JP Nolan,
John G Fallon,
Patrick Bourke,
John Hutchinson,
+ d
p Hennen,
John N Galpin, -.....
Henry ST Paul,
R Champagne. 4"
4 P N Lambert,
Ant Boudousquie,
VIM A Mott, l.@
J l. Gubernator,
o Drouet,
G de Choisseul,
D @ Labatt,
VIM N Randolph.
Ghas Z Fenner,
CIV Robert,
Lionel LI.evy, FAX 5
W W Hsndlin,
Joseph Lombard,
E Bouny, @ =5...o-l -
+ Grima, Jr,
CE Forstall, Nv @9
Pm Hebrsrd,
Jas J Sho'tridge,
Henry G Weller, -.H-g
P z Bonford,
4 Richard ] Nngcnt.
~ 7 l. Bsyne, +-...,.ts.5.5 ....l
Thos Hunton,
Dwight Martin,
ii M Hyams.
EBJ Stuart.
E, ,ssl3il " mvJ1 pn1t
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NEN pFE1A HOUSE II. morrow exeniag M
second rlghf u yerdi's grand opera Jerusalem.
on Monday nexs, Z The nesils Love-,
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"a HoH AEEIED OVEN NIAGARA FAlLs.--A dis
peteh 81 re Is inst, frem Chippewa, g. W. says
tilt san u the Into Dr. ackln fell into the river
~ ~ previous day and was carried over Niagara
lfaffo
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ga CARDIFF is not true that George

x@A CARDIFF is not true that George ID.
soat Co.. their agents. have been enIoned from selling
soat Co.'s Sewing Machines On the contrary the court
fused the Injunction the ground that the soa Co. Ma
chine great Improvement Howes patent it
would be injurious to the public step their manufacture
II the Eloat Co Machine ever offered this
Market why does 8. H. Peck Agent for the Wheeler
Wilson End necessary to make suc publications the
In the Pieayune of yesterday
We willing to submit the superiority Of Machine
the Wheeler Wilson'S all who have both thus we
invite an honorable competition willing for the public judge
publish intended to inure the
business of those in competition with us.
notwithstanding Mr. Peeks card of yesterday the
public will and the soat Co. Machine ~ Canal
street, usual.
GEO. B. sLoAT & co.
a9o 2plm&W NJ s. HEDRIcK, Agent
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burning Of the Steamer, Bo,.ita

The Bonita from Shreveport bound New Orleans
When opposite the residence Of NJ r. Faber Fancy
Poin The boat being under full Roadway the blowing
strong from the SOUTH Just IL o'clock NJ nook fire
between the cotton and the pine wood and In very few
aes the boat in flames all efforts prevent being
unavailable.
Tho pilot watch at the time Mr. A. MAXWELL who
acted with great connessotay disregardipg all danger
himself stood at his post and Immediately steeed the
the eastern shore where she struck the bank fast
thereby enabling all the passengers escape together
the officers and But for the conduct of the pilot
prompt action there knowing what would been the
consequences.
Nearly all the baggage of the passengers lost
manMr T. Craig Of Pamela county, Texaswas seriously,
though mot dangerously injured having had both his
badly spralned
Capt Perkins, who in command of the time
together with all the officers did all in their power save all
board
Mr. and Mrs. Labut but especially Mrs Labudid that
could have been done the time and under the
alleviate the distressed and suffering which they are en-
titled to the gratitude Of all the passengers.
my1l 2p1t S. P. HOLLINGSW0RTH.
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*; ~ Hors lExdxot.iA Any one who VIII
~ N \ 4iuie u read bur To- day y advertisement
n u b ~ Huneslt, sapst be ccnvinced Of ito su-
q q IL iii soIne raspects over most other loca-
- : Id isl1tinz plxce. Gentlemen can place
y thsre, beyond the reach of epidemics,
~ ny MI charms of I delightful rural viait,
u lid aazne time, they themselves can con
16 "A tAe NEST aasiduaus attention to business il
W. Slks u xIay cheoss, with Tie assurance that,
sfj file ii -four aaaI ahan hours viii
psiJ thisss Is tiI1 hi III III thsir families.
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pirTs y Ganpxra sairr wa sell this
ii nsst q IS s ina asezang ssFes, ,s,s,s.
I'M stress Ane cd and nssl.a:nv
ltsAo, selsss ssspets ss 81 aavsstissssa
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n9-Do You want your Family In a pleas
ant and healthy place whore yon visit them aand to
business
my11 2pl2t 60 TO MAGNOLIA. r
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r. Al a. iassrtsd i W ussa INC.
GSSGsk xisaSass naSs u rtEulsT advsrissts.
sEks yVstlsly Cxsscent n pusllsssa ssvss ss''
as5y saSsnine Sabscss a yspse.
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extraordinary Inducements
STREET y. IN. !. ZIG
BESTHuysEN. LEWIS g co..,
-HAvIsa ON RAND
VERY LARGE STOCK
UMMER DRY GOODS,
Will CONSCIENCE
On Monday. the 9Th Inst,
-,ro-
RUN THEM OFF.
VERY GREAT RED UoTI0NSi
will not therefore, parcusrize all who wish pur
chase any description Of
PLANTATION, FAMILY.
"a arcI 0R1 O 0s.
EXAMINE OUR STOCK AND PRICES.
BENTHUYsEN, LEWIS 4 CO.,
lI6 Canal street,
my7 2ptf Adjacent tho Clay Statue.
kilograms.
NO NoMIN TIoN YETI!
Keep 1t before the People,
THAT IN SPITE OF THE DIscoRD AT CHARLESTON,
ERT PrTKIN
HAS on hand
A LARGE AND FASHIONABLE ASSORTMENT OF
Superior Ready Made
CLOTHING
--And-
GENrLEmENs FURNISHING GooDss,
TRUNKS, vALIsEs,
LEATHER AHD CARPET TRAVELLING BAGS,
Umbrellas, etc., etc., etc.
Also
a - =
All Of which Will be sold Low, by
r. PITKIN,
At his Fashionable Clothing Emporium,
Nos. Is and 10 Camp street,
my5 2p6t Opposite Ladies', Entrance to City Hotel.
1850. Spring. 1850.
NORRIS, MAULL 81 CO.,
Fine Fashionable Clothiers
CORNER OF cAxp AND coAMos STREETS,
Under the City Hotel.
Have now store their usual large stock Of seasonabe
CLIO IT HIN G.
FURNISHING GOODS.
Of tho Lates. Styles and Material
Guild call attention TO our new style Of
BRUnIAeEN BUSINESS COATS,
WITH PANTS ARB VESTS TO MAFcH.
PhiIadsIphia-nade Shirts.
or our own manufacture.
oa friends and the public generally invited
NORRIS, MAULL CO.,
corner Camp and Common streets,
MS 2ptf under the City Hotel.
Plantation Corn and Cob Mill,
COMBINED.
The subscriber being appointed The sole agent the VIC
TORY CORN MILL for New Orleans invites all parties in
tcreed 10 call and the same which will be kept opera
ton at No. l CANAL STREET.
This Is the cheapest and best Corn Mill in the Market
will grind the finest Meal crush the Com Cob cattle
feed
Call and sec before purchasing elsewhere.
F. W. @. COOK,
asO 2pIm / Canal street
EIsaaezrEsaas AassaEn AlnER<asa TIL
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" xis,sss ron rHE Elsrc11os or NEW DELE-a
n caa attention to resolutions of the
H6 = 6xfa$ic Ssate Rights Gontral Climb Of New
pgblizhed elsewhere u our columns To-
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MASS A1EErI'ING-,
Odd Fellows Hall,
M AK g.,

ON SAT- URDAY, MAY Ia,
Fer the pipose Of sustaining the Louisiana Delegates
tho late Charleston Convention their manly defense the
interests and honor Of the slavehodpg States against the
assaults Of sectional majority prepared abandon prnc
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Alphonse Pigarsewski,
L A Haselson, 4
EE Vaudeville, 3s
VIM Cooper,
Sam WOLF,
John Warden Wilson,
Hugh Lucas,
Thompson Il Barnes,
W Alex Gordon,
& Thomas,
&C Miller, Y%
L Folger, 5.,, e.,
j Wood,
W Williamson,
] Bowling,
PS Postell,
@ 800,
r.",snew 'asN"e'i'
Geo W Patterson,
w Fitzsinmons,
mn. y, H.,
Tan, NJ S.a,,
TyIn.,
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ienfs orsne, 555 i
Il y hehhessy'
Z Meuintry,
2 J Delan,
] Morel, s
Jas Buckley, .s..s 4.
s Moies.
John II Gallagher,
John @ Philip, Fl
Michael Duffey,
VIM MeGawiey, W.
Sannei.J Hooyex
Charles Rhodes,
J b Caron. ..... ==a ~
P Jotfrian, =5
d w Thorpe, y
r Newman,
Louis Reinhard,
Thos Cullen,
J a Roiner, Dr.,
John Henderson, W
NJ X Z McCants, .4
J Henry Behan,
Louis y Lefebere,
u Wilder, "a.
. ! hceornfack.
J Winter.
feter Herman,
WIN ) Campbell,
geo Dirrneyer, ...s z..o.5.
II Evans,
n Eignaud
Henry X kanna,
Thos d Hennessy,
John J Flash, No.
Matthew 7 Maxwell.
Peter 9 McGinty,
J Auberdiac,
u c sabbadini,
7 Morei, -
J Hsrnholdt, g.m ~.
John s Gauldeu,
II Thos Bell. w. 5.ss. y.5.s
Godfrey Fargo,
j A Somers. 457 y
4 lahn, as u.s. -.
Thos Flood.
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: - .
Arrivals at the Principal Hotels Yesterday.


A ST. CHARLES H0TEL.-D S Hoy n 7; " II Iloliett J
Todd, D s Chsnnaan, Ala; Wrylet, NJ; HaiA, Ca
Lewis Ala Wlden Miss Cooke, Tex Rob Barrow La
MeElnott Miss; Monlener city: N Talbot. w y
Vaughn Jack Mann Col Jones, w N Warren v warren
Psnden VIC Hana. Miss; . sstnan = Ranskley ana
lady, Tenn; Il Ronford, II Gnmfeld NY A ssreng
II Jones IeS Hanson Tenn; M As Al, n s I'M IA
lady, children aud sv Mrs Cress Mr. Badgs Mfs Lemas
and son, RevW Mcea lady two children ana ,we
Miss; Il w Webb, ILL., w II Edington La Mrs mn, kas ie
sc Ronns NclsTegor ana syf Ark; Miller Las Gham-
bers, city.
cry HOTEL. B Jasssbs Tex G Weloy n q; H ? Ieoise
Tex: Keller, yas Go, SLATER, city Geo Y Pnentiee
Ky. r o voolfolk Tee; w Coleman Ala s r. Benson,
Miss Col Jones, Me Br0,llsss cty s,riggs, ny;
faur ssts Us GhanlbsTlin I Simmer Coleman
dsrson La; VIM Askew, XVI Dillon. Gait. Martin, La;
j Rosson and SIT Robt Warstcn Mrs Waldo, Miss Mrs
Miller Sneyd Tex; Norris and lady, Ala Fergu-
rnson Wengess Harkins, Pitts, Wesrger, TeS;
" Tnener IA: ii Clay Ky o benson, Tex Harris,
WILSON, MI RlIssn wilson G.ains vi Mr.
il Wilson, va; shenrn, Ala; Bsaeil, Ind vanant
ress Iowa: j D Bullock, 4 Josin, Dean. Tex; b
Stone and lady r Firth and lady. Ala, NJ Iittiejohn
Smith, b Blakey Richardson. La; 7 Young Ohio;
q Patrick In; crsston, r Smith, NJ; J Erwin II
Minis, i Powell LAT w fIavet, Robs Williams Miss.
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- We III under obliFationsto M ~ Nc.
KssYsr Amt III AdSrus press for New Fork,
fhilaa.ipiisz apa xlsanpzs papers ~ advance of
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nS-H. r.. Vennard liz u candidate for re-
election for Alderman, Fourth District Election the 4 Of
june next. myl0 2pte
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ehHnsr Sale or $50 Iogs or sruis3 sNp sf.s,.Ff
s eaH hs attention II she sssa nj Inc ami, m
spas elolrs. American white shsss hAs she's bFoeass
nas This day at 10 o'clock ii Barhe kIeannsa
Nasien saon4ss NJ. 60 chartsss street, Terms 1t sae
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rails your Child sick. Try Magnolia -
s. NoURsE. Of the central HOUSE." will attend to
your wants. myll 2pl2t i
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H@Seventh Ward American Club, Third
DSrRIcTThis Club will the School House Great
men street, every WEDNESDAY EVENING at TX o'clock
precisely, until further notice
BY order of the President: s5
rny4 1ns f. u. IOVETT Spcre.arv
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american nominations.

FOR MAYOR:
JOHN n. MONROE.
FOR STREET CoMMIssroMER.
@. D. FLECTHIER.
RECORDER, FIRST DISTRICT:
WIN. EMMERsON.
RECORDER, SECOND DISTRICT:
J. L. FABRE.
RECORDER, THIRD DISTRICT:
WEBSTER LONG.
RECORDER, FOURTH DISTRICT
g. Q. CAMPBELL.
FOR AIDERMEN:
Frst istriet..................A. q. BRrGE.
Z. = ..................A. r. FIELD.
Second District LEvAssEuR
Third District ..............P. s. WILT
Fourth District.... ...........s. A. SUBWAY.
ASSISTANT ALDERMEN:
First Dstrlct-lst Ward JAMES BKGGs.
ID wsrd....., .ERNEsT ToLEDANo.
Sd Ward......C. r. HATCHER
Second District-4ih Ward. w HopGKINs.
=. .. 9Th Ward......J. FREMEAUx.
Third Dsrict-Tth Ward. ,....U r. sEICsHNAYDRE.
:. ssh ward....,.t b. LEEFE.
Fourth District-1lth Ward. Capt. JAS. DAVIS.
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nc Cares at Once.

The quickest and the remedy is Of best
hence snch disorders piles, salt rheum scrofua
IN TACT every kind ctaneous eupons cuts wounds bruises
old sores eysipeas, and all Of the genus DALLEYS
MAGICAL PAIN EXTRACTOR is the only real quick and
eactnal be obtained Try once you will
be without 1t.
For sale in New Orleans, wholesale and retail by
J. WRIGHT q CO.,
=@l5 q and Isl Chartres street,
Sole Agents for the South whom all orders should
he addressed. my7 2n3teodsltW
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,e necessity " apheldipg within Il
DUAL rights Of the several States /
,sinss a dissolution Of the Confedera
,izens TO cooperate with them at d
MASS A1EEl
20 he hela at
Odd Fellows'
N $ a URDAg,
Fer the pnipose Of sustaining the
. late Charleston Convention in thei
terests and honor of the slave.hold
seplts Of sectional majority, prep
cs for mere temporary success.
wR Miles. +
David Urquhart, r
James Connolly, j
o Gaillard, VI
James III uranhsrr, +
JR Macmardo, V!
r. . q. q H. % d 4 . b. .
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Il seSsY Hi So MO. "a cA-nhR STREET.
zysiia Sslstsus pc ~ DO wesa, 20 cen,ss
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20. Fever and Ague. Fever and Ague.,

nJ~ Fever and Ague! Fever and Ague..
FEVER AGuE and others who remove the
western part Of the United Sates complain bitter
the fatal diseases that prevail in these sections Of the
most intelligent physicians bear testimony this Dickens
the Shakespeare Of this in picuring Little Eden west
ern settlement in book entitled Martin Ghzei, says
tat the most houtishng institution the Ague
which had killed all who attempted make permanent resi-
dence IT, Mark Tapey who could only be Jolly under gloomy
circumstances said thai Fever Ague had him cause for
joty than he would like experience again. DR. Hos
letters Celebrated Biers Is the only dis
ease that would public TRY them and
be convinced Of their power.
Sold In New Orleans, wholesale and RETAIL by j. WRIGHT
CO. and Isl Charities street. ole agents for the Southern
States whom all orders should addressed and by drug
ssts and dealsrs Eeaeraly eysrsshere my 2p6t4ltw
KrImpOrtant Announcement-Dr. Jamea,
Old Established Dispensary 81 old number los new num-
ber casomhouse street. between Royal and Bourbon Streets
skin blood Diseases general debility
and weakness Of the organs.
No mercury ether posens ased.
Cures quick and permanent and s durable
cases,
tho oneorniuns Of press and the medical acuy Of
lhsunted States and Europe, and Of this community
Remembar the Old Established DispenaFy of Dr.
q old number and los number, Customhouss street.
tween Royal and bourbon streets Office open from O'clock
A. NJ till o'clock r. NJ.
Asrosssienal interviews .trIet.s eonadsntal s2s 2pm
N9- sfoat q Co.'s New ElipticaI Sewing
MACHINE in the uniformity and beauty of Its work.
vance Of any Sewing Machine plantation family sewiu
using TWO threads and making the Lock Stitch Justly
eea as shs only stitch thai or
y ts-superselpg the complicated Wheeler Wilson Ma
e, as u does away with tho Troublesome leather pad Loop
eherks and Is presumed hy the mast e vry ne
pus ali o. Machines Side by side with those from The several
HOUSES INC epenation this really remarkable Machine has
proved If crest Superiority They ase for sale al No 81 Canal
street. " NJ. S. HEDRICE
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ps Eighth Ward American Club = The
Eighth Ward Club Will New Club Room
situated the Of Greamen and Eysian Streets
MONDAY the 7th Of May 1860, o'clock r NJ and
cry MONDAY following until further notice.
/ my4 2pte BY ORDER OF THE PRESIDENT