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CEPHALIC Pills
LII KINDS OF. HEADACHE

the use NJ these Pills the periodic stacks Of Nervous
D. Sick Head1cae may be prevented and if taken at the
AMI sickness win be obtaine'.
lhey seldom fail in removing the Nausea and lrE1c6s
10 which females so subject.
Iiiey act gently upon the b1waIs-rauovn 0stirsUess
For Literary Nen Students, Delicate Females and all
SrSohs OF Sedetary habits, they are valuable as Lqra
"s improving the appetite eiynl tDas and oigor to the
organs and restoring the natural elasticity AMI
tr-nEth OF the whole system
me oaFH Lie PILLS the result ofl~ng investiga
10" | ca'e'uiiy conducted experiments having been in
use MANY years. during which tine they have prevented
"a" renewed vast amount OF pain and suffering from
eu"ce' whether originating in the nervous system or
from neranged state Of the stomach
Eey are entirely vegetable in their cor,3ositi n and
may ne taken at all tines with perfect safety without
MAKING any change of diet, end he aIggce Of mn, dis
agreeable taste renders easy 10 adatile,. them IN cb
rem.
BEWARE OF COUNTERFFITsI
The genuine have five signatures Of Henry C. spa,apgo
each Eox.
Sold by Druggists and all other Dealers in Medicines
BOX viii be sent by mali prepaid receipt OF the
PRICE 25 CENTS.
All orders should be addressed to
HENRY c. sPALDENG,
4s Cedar sree, New York.
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The ELECTION To-DAY.-The election for repre-.
snntatives to the Tbirty-seveuth Congress of the
onited States, Especial SESSION. is to be held
to-day throughout the State. Below we give the
names of the candidates:
!, souIHEeN RIGHTS. UN1oy.
81 die "n II. Henry. LIST dis W Crsfield
I'D is-Nn I'd dis.-E H. ebster
al dis reston Sd disc. Leary.
al disc r soh,o 4th dis.--H. W. Davis
Oh dis.-Benj &. Harris. 9Th dis s'-Fr Is Ihomas.
Mr.. May, in the 4th, anti, coercion - o"''''''
Independent candidate. 10 an
Mr.. Ing, independent Union, is also apnounooa
in the third district.
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VIEW OF HARPER's FERRY.-An excellent and re.
markably correct view of Harper's Ferry and the
surrounding heights, drawn on stone by Sachse
Co., of this city, is offered for sale by the
agent of the publisher, VIM. P. Adreon, and may
also be had of booksellers centrally.
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=. LAY OF FASTING AND PRAYER.-Today has been
nr.a go oy President Davis one of fasting and
''' ~ the Southern Confadsracy,
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SPEUgE CEk.k, ErNTfyGrnv % ?

SPRUCE CEL2k, EUNTfvGToy Co PIP
a n eo., January Is, 1861 )
SIR You vi please send two boxes Of your Cepbalc
Pills. send them immediately $3.50 F'
Eespec fully yours,
Dc ,.. jNO. z. STHONS'
eIgsUeGt. " '' "'''" I''"" "''"'
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BELLE VERNON, 0HIo, Jan. Is, 1881.

1,,,,, r. s-, BELLE VERNON, ONO, Jan. Is, 1881.
Please find inclosei twenty-five GEMS Yor which send
an trs box OF CeaLac Pills Then are ty2,j,J NJ
6sSt Pdts ihGUs erer tried " S-'
direct A. SLOWER, p. "
Belle Vernon, " variot Co., 0.
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ii, u : AIDING, Esq.
Rsh Tor som circulars large show bills to hiring
%otf C1phAilc FILLS particularly before my conrs
you nave any tang OF the KIND, ease send ne.
OAe OF 10y customers, Wno Is SUBJECT cs Head
acne qSu ally lasting days) 10 Is cYed IF IN igrJ.
IN one h0hr h"g3nr F'tS, Whicn l sent .er
respectfully yours. " B. WILKES
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MARRIED.
On the 18th instant, b. R"v. Father Myers HENRY
WORTHY t. hIisl ca HARIIE GRIEF fri
GA the 2st of NAV, Hv hev Father Mah,n new II rIIAS
LOELLbk TO Miss MARY HOPPY both OF Baltimore =
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HAvEaFCED, Pa, Feb. 6, 1851

VA. SpALDIS6 D' - Ae"' u 1901
SIR wish gou to send more box Of your Cepfa.
nc Fis' h1rc Tecslr2G great deal # benefit from them
Yours, respectfully
MARY ANN STOjKHUJSE
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DR. A. A. BLAsDy,
SUCCESSOR TO DR. O. A. HARRIS,
aSpW u NoRsH CHARLHs sFRlIs
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VIRGINIA INSURANCE COMPANIES.

iNE@HhSFlNd TO PURCHASERS OF FINE WATCHES
william piXons London, and jules Ju.gensca's Coprc
hagen WATCHES; Eugene Brecust's NiCYET, Y ,q'Ct.
oi'ARk'S BALTIMORE WATCHES, the best Ti5,,.I,.a,
ers, for sale ny GABRIEL y. CLARK, corner n Cory,
ana water streets, Importer Of Fine Watches eye!r
mans silver and PlatedWare -.eccutre's Swiss Ra
ana StFops' COLD, Silver and Steel Spectaclas to sui
ages. New goods in store Purchasers viii r,a,s,o
Noti9e-Store CORNER CALVERT IND v7ATrq sTs.
baltimore
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YEDDo TEA-A delightful article, part of tbs
FIRST IMPORTATION FROM JAPAN, Just received and
for sae by GREEN n YOE
oal.sf aaU ,Ssltimore st,ast
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Iron the Western r. Gazette, Chicago HI
We heartily endorse Mr.. Spaldina, and lis unyaled
Cephalic Pills.
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IT, From the Advertiser, Providence, Ri
Inc testimony in their favor 10 sruog from the most
espectable quarters.
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From the Southern Path Finder, New Orleans, Ia.I
Try them! you that afflicted, and VIC are sure tina
your testimony be added the already numerous lis
mat has rec icyd benefits that other medicine can Or
tuce -
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RooFING RooFING II RooFING | II
ECONOMY, DURABILITY AND SECURITY
wARREN'$
FIRE AND WATER PROOF
FELT AND COMPOSITION ROOFING
6nrvaed by anything discovered for Roofing purposes
PERFECTLY FIRE PROOF,
PERFECTLY WATER PaooF,
UNEQUALLED FOR Economy,
UERVALLED FOR DURABILITY
ADAPTED TO EvEEY CLIMATE
For further information address or call on
JAS. JOHNSON,
No 2Jarvis Building, cor North and Baltimore ara
yzo'u . Baltimore.
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lFrom the Kanawha Valley Star, Kanawha, Val
we are sure that suffering from the headache
who try them, will stick to thz!a
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From the Examiner, Norfolk, Val
Cephac Pills accomplish the object for which thew wer
made, viz: Cure of headache il all lis forms
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The LARGEST FREGHT LIsr OF THE SEAsoy.-Tba
fine ship Robert a Parker, cleared on the 5tb bv
E. a. Snullard. for Liverpool ha wing on board 3l4
Gags Sea Island cotton, and O30 square bales,
weighing 1853, O63 n unds Freight list amount
ing to +h36i, or S57, 747.-Saoanaah Rep ublican.
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KECOHRonApED IeIOI
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-12-10

terror, War and Navy departments
and public debt and interest, are. 302, O35 78l n
And the estimated expenditures I'M
der the additional appropriations
now asked for are
For civil service and
increased interest. IS ,l66, 438 90
And for the War and
Navy Departments. 1877, 964, 468 n
--- $780, 27 7e
Making total Of actual and esh-
mated expenditures under existing
aud asked appropriations of. $543 406, 422 OF
From which deduct actual and esi-
mate receipts, as above stated 32o, sol, 994 %
Making an apparent amount for
which recourse must be had to
loans Of. ,............,.... .S2Ij. 904 427 CO
FURTHER LOAN OF TWO HUNDRED MILLIONS or
DOLLARS NECESSARY.
1t ia to be observed, however, that in the amount
estimated for expenditures, $22 $40 1893 so is es-
timated for public debt, payment of considera.
bic part of which will not probably be demanded,
and that some expenses are estimated for which
may be retrenched; SO that the whole amount Of
loans required, in addition to the amount already
authorized, will certainly not exceed 500 900 900
Fof the fiscal year 1868, commencing on the ist
OF July, 1862, and ending OH the 30th Of June 1863
no reliable estimates can be made. 1t is earnestly
to be hoped and in the Judgment of the Secretary,
not without sufficient grounds that the present
wal lnay pc Drought to an suspicious termination
before midsummer. in that event the provision OF
revenue ny taxation, which he has recommended
will amply suffice for all financial exigencies, with,
out resort to additional loans; and not only So bat
will enable the government to begin at once the
reduction OF the existing debt.
ALL EvENTUAIITIEs TO DE PREPARED FOR
1t IL the part Of wisdom, however, to be pre-.
pared for all evontualties. and the Secretary,
therefore, submits the estimates of the several
departments for the fiscal year 1863 based on the
supposed continuance of the war, as follows
The estimated expenditures are
For the civil list, including foreign intercourse aud
miscellaneous expenses other than account Of
the public debt. ............... s23,0S6,97i Is
For the Interior Department On
dams and pensions) .......... 400 9G2 SO
For the War Department. ........ aGo, l59,9sG 6i
For the Navy Department ..,.... 46, IGi, 93i IS
For the public debt
Redemption. sass, 1854 II
Interest on debt
contracted before
lst July. 1862 -. 20o32e $50 ~
Interest on debt TO
be contracted az
ter LIST july 1862. 10000 600 GO
40 c,e eeo "a
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Two Hundred Millions Loaned to the
Union by the People.
Our National Debt to be Cne
Thousand Million.
Some Idea of the Deternii-
nation OF the People.
IMPORTANT RECOMMENDATIONS.

Tobacco Bank Notes, Carriages, Legacies, Stills
and Distilled Liquors TO be Taxed.
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$li,olo,034 &C
l2577.75o 90
$4,000 600 90
10000, 900 90
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IAefr we're pald 10 creators, or
cXehangedior coin At par, al dif.
fcrcnt dates IN Jdiy and August.
six per cent two years notes.
10 the amount of. ..............
There was borrowed. at par, in tie
same months, upon sixty days
six per cent notes, the sum Of.
There was borrowed, at par, on
the 18th OF August, upon three
years $50 bonds, issued for Che
most part TO subscribers to the
National i.oau .................
There was borrowed, on the Ist Of
October, upon like securities ..
There was borrowed, 1T par for
seven per cent, on the 10th &C
November, upon twenty years
six per cent bonds, red&ceG TO
the equivalent OF seveus, inciud-
ing Interest. Observation-Disclosures.
There have been issued, and were
in circulation and on deposit with
the Treasurer, on the 30th Of
November, Of United States
notes, payable on demand .....
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Manufacturer Of all kinds Of Plain and Fancy AWNINGS,
TENTS TARPAULINS, etc. Also all kinds of FLAGS and
BANNERS suitable for companies other purposes, with
Flagstas suit Fall and Purchase Ropes Sings etc. fitted
furnished order tbs shortest notice. BLOCKS Of all
sizes ready strapped RkeWiso all kinds Of heavy BLOCKS
sPARs and RIGGING suitable for raising machinery any
other heavy material. .'--.E
Ihave likewise hand fne lot SPRUCE sPARs which
offer for sale Cheap for Cash.
All of the above articles be found at Nos Is Canal
Crossrnau streets, New Orleans,
N B. Sail and Rigging work in all It's branches eonsrJ
orders promptly filed at the shortest possible notice.
MIC ly&W
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YsCe1sEy Dollars EecaUHrd

VIII be paid for such evidence will lead to the coec
ton Of tho following License due under the following section
Of the City Tax aud License Ordinance, No. 544S:
sgo ST. every person not citizen of the State
shall receive solicit orders CUSTOM display samples
sell dispose Of goods other articles of
in any whatsoever either for themselves agents
others shall pay license OF hundred dollars payable
demand before commencing business under penalty of fifty
dollars recoverable before any competent Magistrate
coraef for the benefit Of the city.
Amply at the corner of Camp and Canal Streets to
GEO. w. GREGOR,
feIS 2ptf Collector of above License
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a cADEmY OF MUSIC ACADEMY or MUSIC
sPALDING L ROGERS. Proprietor
C. c. CEEsLEY, Manager. D. r. CALDER, treasurer
TUESDAY EVENING. Apr;l . 1861.

seco3d appearancs and IMMENSE VICTORY. OVER ALI.
GoAFBT TORS 81 ROEERT HELLER, the ReDownEd
wizard Scientific Issenist sorceer 3IA9.cian
ana HeeronGGc Musician, and his Gutli Page in HsIers
Magical and Musical P5fi}4uMONTEuM when be will PRO.
anee RI ryGl3ges Isecte ard meal Entertainments
a hlGhr " WgNpEk WgkLD-With ell its gorgeous Ca.
tafysin OF 1areesBenG MKiaHga Of Myftery in ch are
concentrated The Eaon and epon Of I'll 81 amusement
Robert Heller, (he Originally who has epuear
before Ne" orleans public has net performed he
Kings PEce& and PoteRass Of Earcpe ghca ne
Is niteIy proud played grent Sstesp1sn
Of America aad received their unqualified appreciation. ADDED
to the original asIel unique entertainments viii
ier's Wonderful SECOND SIGHT-conveyng 70 the mind
knowledge OF natural matters without the aid the
senses During the highly pleasing anment will BE-
ducsd Concert Of extraordinary merit in which Mis-. MARY
BERTRAM the young talent, and beautiful vocalist will be
accompanied upon the Magic Piano by the Nfcrotnanc Must
clan To conclude with teaching PARIDR MAGIC
Bl-Fer rninur. particulars, zee small bills no
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TuFsnhY, "a APRIL 1s6l-Heats of Thvee Miles CLUB
Purse $1,000 E8 7,' 5%'@'-E Al
~. 7. W. boswell en- er CHI H. EXGHEQuER, By Reve-
nue., Of Nina; years old CoIors Orange and Orange
Stephen Minor enters (CoI s. NJ Hili'st ch e. NET ROB
INsOS. by Wagner out OF Bella bews5 years old C6lof
IL B. Foley enters rr c. LIGHTNING, by Lexington ont
OF Blue Bonnet; years old GoorE. Red and Maroon
dnnr Of Bonhy. Colors, Red and Red. !.
WEDNESDAY Sd APRIL is6i-Heats of Two Miles Club
THuKsDAY. 4h April 1a5lHeats OF One Mile, best three
FRIDAY 9Th April, ls6l-Heat of One se; Club Purse
SATURDAY, 9Th April, 1s6I-Heats Of -Four Miles Club
Purse S5v9. \
nD-Racc TO come off at 3 O'Clock P NJ m Mt, a'4& -
can obtain their badges and receipts az the front
accompanied by the Club or an invited guest
Entrance to the Ladies' Stand The road
of stands
BE- Badges the week s0to be had at the front gate or
at the Office of tie ST. Charles Hotel Q" TE-
E45~ Entrance to the field or stand, 81.
AA Special Train of the Now Orleans, Cerrolton and JEFF
erson Railroad Company will leave the Depot p NJ, aud
remain until the
None hut DonredentS of the State,
become guests of the Club.
90 No carriage admitted with than person on the
drivers seat, unless paid for at the gate
hPvae parties obtain onnbusses for the day
h Se in the morning 10 Wilbur AFn0 opposite ST. Charles
E-n postpanement account of the weaher men,
ant vii be DISPLAYED from the St Cha, les Hotel AZ
eSz,Q CANINE sPOR fs-MR. Il. a. HARDING
wa wishes to inform hi natrons thlt he will commence
y his SPORTS on SUNDAY MORNING at 10 o'clock and
in tbs afternoon at 3 O'Clock.
Great assortment OF Dogs for sale and guaranteed Bears
Game Chickens Monkeys Tigers Coons, Rats, etc. al
ways on hand.
He also the different diseases of the Dog.
Gentlemen can al time try their Dogs of Pit gratis
re- Kennels Apollo street, Z. Irwins Omnibus Ia
MIL I'm
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BY J. B. WALTON,
THURSDAY. April 18th, 1861, at u O'Clock

Auctioneer-OGce, 10 Camp street
L NJ At tue S. entries EScfenee, By vrtns Of and in
pursuance of an order of the Hon f. Morgan Judge of the
No 1873 will be sold for Of the above named
% s e 6F GR fES f s a sn ese
in the First District Of this CITY, in the square bounded by Terp
siehore. Qate Ban M4p?mene date EGward) Annunciaon
plan by Zpe the Sd Of February 1873 deposited
9ss Of 0 Ges Tssy hs . qAy u M; ety. saGh
feet inches and lines between parallel lines
And the slave WILLIAM grife, aged about 40 years,
gz5e TERMS AND CoNnITIoNs-For the slave, cash.
For the real estatG-one tud cash balance on credit of one
gage the property and bearing interest from de
ry per cent aud cent thereafter till paid
expense of The purchaser
SUCCESSION DE AUGs. DAYEZAC, DECEDE-DEUX
Terrains de vaeur Ia Terpschore, les
Constance ct AnnoncGton ct NV bon Cuisiner, lencan
PAR J. 3. WALTON,
Encanteur-4Orue du Camp
TEUDI, lie Is de mars 1861, "a midi, n
d Ia Beurse ST. Charles vertu de ct conformement
DE- pistrc doi5 le dc mars ss poer de- Ia Gonr Ne
l52 Ia propr&G svane ct Pescave vendus pour
nEUN TERRAINs ct les andliorstions On s'y troeven
dams Premier District de cete vile let borne par les
wurds Annonciaon Constance desgnG les Nos Is
plan dresse par Zimpc lie tvrer 1898 dtpost
chacun q riei de- face Ia rue TeDsichore autrefois
profondeu de 1853 pieds ct gnes gne
4Eh14 81 GTTPG e n9 bon sse
credit dc deux bets de racquareut gaans
par hypoGqne sur Ia proprad ct poan ineet 5ason de
Ian aPres on ours, sshaances n1gnA paai! paement
mi ThaI5
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oUrsrANA sueAR R.RF1NulaY roR sur

Ia Or LEASE z5755-ZE5t
That desirable establishment situated the
Of the Mssspp below the Gesefnnent Wharf within
the limits OF the city of New Orleans offered as good
progress of Southern manufacsas snplee
pair and is well ound havngssata engines boes
pm eentritnga machines bone black furnace fs oada
ample stores and yard fact ali the
requisites for carrying Suar Refinery Misses Rebo
ing large scale. With aNe additional it might
be easily converted into Cotton Mill.
1t has Wharf attached Levee with water suhi
cent for the accommodated vessels deliNng taking in
II #45$
For further information snd for terms, arasy,to
10 tfAW BAREIiLT & CO., 81 Common streaA
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TYee Toilet.
sERhFELLou Is THE TRUE SECRET OF BEAUTxi
''TREFBLIOn Curesal Eruptons
"TRRFELIo" softens the Skin.
a. ttTREFELIOn Beanifes the Skin.
~ ''TREFBIIo" Eradicates Humor.
"TRfFELIO" 80 cents bottle
Particularly adapted to Climates drops pDrret
IN ha water Bathing deicopsy refreshing and oxhlernt
irg giving Skin Freshness Snoohness Elasticity Softness
rliancy Pury-Coolng aud Acknowledgements the
flesh firm HiAbasor richness of Beauty; Al
1rnptons. Immensely popular among the Ladies'.
Ha-sold everywhere AT so cents bottle.
Sold wholesale and retail by JAMES sYME No. 1874 Cana
atreat, and by Druggists generally
TILEsTON Il CO.,
Eayas 2p1y General Agents, As Broadway, New York.
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ANUS nm ylg

Mr.. BEN DzBAR s. 1,....
Mr.. H. C0RRI cs.
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9artitulat Motlffs.

9NlttalM 8t0tlGks.
Ghs .tsss ne; S ss"a P@e ;lsl 5ssys
O'Clock precisely 90 Il
!. ss-American hiHes, attention, = Nc egu-
ds % aGn's's W y nse fiS grace
alt JN0. j. sHARKEv. Secretary.
e. Notise1Atn meeting OF he Aannin,stra-
sGi s sesd o4 he M A ea
A A&fp Il Ps frs'e SS %4a Treasurer
5f $ +, b. lPT,-hIs!s,ss%' s5Sssen:
las. TuIper-As istant Chemist ard Apothecary.
Henry Tanderlnd n-c.5k..
25t VIM G. AUSTIN, NJ. D., sec'y.
HEsDouAGTERs BA7rALlos wAsmscIoS hnT1IEky,}
sorder No. 1e-1 TSis 1 BnttaIi is i' as
f e. " thsr rrsds II f. gge de,s on WEDNESDAY,
ss'on II ihSn 8 bs SGs III y,aney oeensioned
ca 1"S5 : n i sfs eo ns vii make
returns to Headquarters recording to Law.
~ :, o,n.,. .,,...y. j. b. WALTON, Maj comGgg;;
QUAnrnnnAsTEe AID CoAAIss4ET's OFFICE,
n75-The auarterEaastor ana Cosnn1isssaryy
Da%nen Of The Gnieder state, Amy is located At te;-
cs 'ss e: IF t f. thf
open, in the hand of following named gentlemen
Michael Nnsson cha!ie s j. Lesis Cornelius Fe~e James
D. cameron, l.. J. Webster Charles H. Church James b.
Walton, George W. West John G. Gaines W. a. Violet,
naTid JaEnIson, f. Solomon, Allied Mouon and Harmon
Duane.
The Charter this Company worthy attention of
oie" d anu all '''"S '0 HHRM Ne T DoAEE t' 'l'
al l2t i3 Camp street.
LOUISIANA TEuUAHrGrEc CoaPtNY,2
New ORGANS, March 20, 1851. 5
E83~ In conformity with the provisions OF
the cha the ANIMAL election for Directors
will he hell Of Company 81 street.
MONDAY the 18th day OF April De between the hours OF III
A NJ and 2 +. VI.
al I'd JAMES FLINT. Secretary.
H3-PuI,iie Schools, Fourth Di~trict-The
Public Schools will take place beoE, commencing
o'clock A. NJ, and closing a. , p. NJ.
ExAMISATIoS
LAUREL SCHOOL, Philip and Laurel Streets Tues.
live OAK SCHOOL, Ninth and Constance streets,
AGN0iiA SCHOOL, $50 Catondee street, near jackson,
CHEs1N&T SCHOOL, Felicity and Chestnut streets,
CInsses in French - GIRLS HIGH sCHOoL-Fridny
BUS HIGH SCHOOL, corner jackson and Coliseum
streets, Nontgy and Tuesday, April and 9.
son. Wednesday and Thursday, April 10 ana II.
On Friday pj 18th, in elicity street Church. Of
Chestnut street. EXERCISES 10 iCg'n ~ O'Clock p NJ
Music, Speeches. Dialogues Presentation Of Diplomas, etc.
J. e. PAhHAM. Jr.,
al lit Surerintendent.
ng-sortherI, Pacific Railroad Company
have opened books for STOCK Of
company, vile resolutions 18th
No "a Common street. where may he fond from a. NJ TO
r NJ for few days desire TO meet there all friends and
ml3 tt r. Y. RICHARDSON, Agent.
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Ra-EndivisibIe Friends, Coxanandery of
Knights Tenplars and Appenda1t Orders No this
THIRD MONDAY every month in the Haof Perseverance
Lodge ST. Cauds and Dumaine sreets, Second
District.
Generalssno; F. Rcaid Captain General; o. j. Donela,
JaRiof warden n A. Cologne Treasurer; F. Ieaur Re,
oerdar B. dc Lucas Standard Bearer A. A. Pray, Sword
Bearer; N. Durapd, Warden L Bsney Sentinel. ssH "
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SOUTHERN AMERICAN
AROMATIC BITTER CORDIAL,
And
Tonic Aromatic Ritterss
A CORDIAL FOR LADIES, AGED PERSONS, etc., etc.

OF these varieties Of tes the first is to be taken mixed
any agreeable Hd while the mNy be akeu pure
both nay mingled together forming Bitter Of greater
inensy plune every The and doll
cons flavor these Bers have induced the first judges
TO pronounce them the best of the creation.
Thew parti uary eicacious in restoring health and
establishing paired Digestion that fruitful Of Diseases
such as Dyspepsia Nervous and Liver Affections, General
Weakness, etc al of which render life itself burden.
kind of Fever followed by protracted convaeSenee
seunen weakness remedy Is better
store and hasten the complete of health
N BThe American Bitters may likewise be taken
they do contain much spirits the apparently strong flavor
they arises the aroma the dominance of Bit
principle, both of which, however, highly agreeable.
Said Bers has introduced into general the prin
cipal Hotels Climbs, Cofeehouses, etc.
Prepared and sold by - .
A. A. PEYCHAUD, Apothecary,
90 Royal street, New Orleans.
nFThe above Bters found also in the principal Grocer
les Conertionert Coeehoses Hotels Clubs. etc m20 tiy
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-04-02

s-z4, ..s,,zy=,zz, FOR THE RACES !!
ES5HE FIJI POINT CHI RTRAIN RAIL
ROAD Every during the Races, Extra Train will leave
the Depot Tvo CT Gle precisely O'CLOCK and walt at
until the Races for
m28 ta6 WM. P. DUNCAN, Supt