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DIsMIssAL OF GEN. TwlGGs.-By the following
general order, issued by the War Department, it
will be seen that David L. Twiggs, who held a
generalship in the army of the United States, has
been dismissed for reachery to the flag of his
try. 1t is the only punishment that government
has the power now to infct:
General Crders-No. 5.-WAR DEPARTMENT, ADJU-
TANT GENERALS OFFICE, Washington, March l. 1851
The following order published fer the information Of the
army:
WAR DEPARTMENT, March l, 1S6l.-By the direction of
the President United States, it is ordered that
Brigader General David Twiggs be- and he is hereby
dismissed from the Army of the United States for his
ed the 18th of February 1861 on the demand of the
authorities of Texas the military post other property
OF the United States IN his department and under his
charge. J. Holt Secretary of War
By order of the Secretary War.
s COOPER, AdjutantG General.
KING DAHoMEY AT HIS OLD WoRK-5, 900 HUMAN
BEINGS SACRIFICED.-Another of those horrible mas
sacres, which are disgrace to humanity, has re-
Gently taken place at Dahomey. The West Afri-
can Herald publishes the statement from eye-wit-
nesses OF the barbaric "custom' Just perpetrated
at Dahomey. From this fearful narrative we learn
that the recent "grand custom" of Badahung, King
of Dahomey, was one of the most revolving which
had ever taken place. Several persons agree in
stating that the number of persons slain on that
occasion was estimated at 2000 but another cor
respondent gives the.number at 900. He says he
was present by compulsion, and that the blood
swept past him like food into large reservoir.
Another gentleman, referring to these inhuman
butcheries, says 81 assure you it made me quite
sick, and at the same time felt stunned Inc
poor wretches met death with perfect indifference.
| The Herald, which gave Government notice
through its columns many months since OF heinten,
| tion of the King of Dshomey to hola an unusual
| "grand CUSTOM in remembrance OF the death of
the late King, concludes the recital of the buche-
ries by stating that "Consul Foote has come out
with full powers to treat with the King of Da-
honey as to the abolition of these sacrifices" A
| correspondent, who is well acquainted with Da
| honey, says: t'The best way to treat with the
King is to 'squelch' him. deal fairly with the ma
| tiyes, and let the custom die out"
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1861-03-04

Decrease in Jan. 1861 from 1860, over &C . 3 per
cent.
Decrease in Feb 1861 from 1860, over 50 per cent
NoTE.-They are nearly all from the large cite,
South, and consequently buy mostly from impor.
ters and not from jobbers. The rush of trade this
and to that only
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1861-03-04

EXECUTION OF NEGKoEs.-We understand. saws
the Murfreesboro' IN. C.) Citizen, that two of the
negroes convicted of being concerned in the murder
Of Mr. Woodruff, in Northampton county, on the
5lst OF December last, were hung at Jackson, N
c., on Saturday last One of lhe murderers il
VIII be remembered, was lynched by the excited
inhabitants at the time of his arrest. These two,
man and woman, have now paid the penalty for
their CRIME, and the remaining one concerned in
have new trial 1t is to be hoped that this terri
Die example of swift retrbution will have its de-
sired effect.
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Commissioners on behalf of Committee of PnbIic "a
HEADQUARTERS, DEPARTMENT OF TEXAS
/.

HoN. HENRY WINTER DAvIs.-A Marylander, now
resident of New York city, has sent the following
in reply to Mr.. Davis, who, under frank had sent
him (D's) speech:
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1861-03-04

Prentice says: Mr.. Lincoln has his hand shaken
thousands of times a day, but his homeiiness pre-
vents his being halfsmothered with the d hlsses Oh Oh
pretty women, as Mr.. Clay used to oe' anu as we
are in all our excursions.
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1861-03-04

Greek coins have been found in England, within
2 short period-supposed to have been brought
there by the Romans.
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1861-03-04

The Queen of Prussia, accompanied by the Primo
and Princess of Prussia, will it is stated, visit tn
Queen of England in the month of May.
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1861-03-04

WASHINGTON, March 3.-Hon. Gideon Wells has
arrived, and all the other gentlemen named in con-
nection with Mr.. Lincon's Cabinet are in Washing
ton, namely: Messrs. Seward, Chase, Bates, Smith,
of Indiana, Cameron, of Pennsylvania, and Blair.
OF Maryland. The relative cast of positions, how
ever, with regard to some of them is mere matter
of speculation
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1861-03-04

The New York Times correspondent, who says
ba has been sTabout Lincoln almost continually"
for neriod of two weeks, makes the following as
founding declaration
81 am satisfied that Mr.. Lincoln is far above the
ordinary standard Of human capabilities"
That is entirely satisfactory. The country is
undoubtedly safe.
The Democratic State Convention and the Union
State Convention of Rhode Island, together with
the conventions of both parties in both districts,
have appointed committees to report Union candi-
dates to each and all the conventions, which Will
IA hn G hnfM
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1861-03-04

ANOTHER PEpEsrRIAN FEAr.-Mickey Free, the
great pedestrian, lift Jersey city on ny, Gdnesday
forenoon for walk to the city OF washington,
intending to arrive there on Sunday evening, in
order to be present at the inauguration Of the
President on the following day I,ss Mickey, who is
Republican, was attired in "loe-AWake cap and
con tinantal coat.
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THE SOUTHERN Postal LAws.-The Montpomarv
! cnrresnnndnnt of the rIa.t... L.-..--:--

DEATH OF NOTED RACE HoRsE-rMountain
Maid" racing mare well known to horse fancers
and sporting men of this city, died at Lancaster,
Pa, this week. The pony in question had been
repeatedly matched against TacOnv, the celebrated
roam trotter and the latter was purchased last
summer, by parties in Cambria county, to beat
Mountain Maid" The suppositon is that she
was poisoned Her time was , 80, and her owners
refused 81 900 for her but short time before her
death. Their refusal was in consequence of a de
sire on the part of some Phadephians to have her
visit this city, when they said her owners could
realize $4,000 bg putting her on the course.-Pha.
Press,
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1861-03-04

A CASE has lately been decided in the courts in
Paris which has created considerable excitement.
The heirs of old lady who died in 1858, brought
an action to break her will, which gave all her
property to certain Abbe Bernard. Their suit in
the FIRST place was rejected, but appealing to the
imperial Court their appeal was sustaned-the
Court, after examining into the facts adduced.
coming to the conclusion that the Able Bernard
had abusivey exercised The influence which as
coniessor and friend, he had gained over the old
LADY to cause her to make the will, and according
ly declared it null and void
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1861-03-04

The third volume of NJ. Guizots translation of
Shakespeare has just appeared; i @ contains t "Romso
men ofVeroua, ;" and midsummer Nights Dream"
M, o,- of Prussia accompanied by the Prince
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4 ed5, designed 10 be the mos seca Attentive fa. can
andote diseases sasaparf1s ia
reputed to 1t Is believed that such remedy is wanted
by those who suffer from strnrnous complaints ard that
which will accomplish their prove Of immense service
pleev this compound viii proved by experiment
Of the worst be found Of the following
scrofuous Complaints Erupons and Eruptivs
Diseases Ulcers Pplcs Botches Tups Salt Rheu scald
Dopsy Neuralgia Tic DoouEeux Debility Dyspepsia and
Indigestion, Speias Rose or St Anthony's Fire and indeed
Boo Gn''S CLASS Oh complaints arising from itnpHs Of the
This compound will be found great Of health when
blood at that Of The By the timely expulsion Of
them many ranking disorders npped in the bud Multi
dcs by the aid of this remedy themselves from the
endurance foul eFupons ard ueerons through which
the will strive to rid itself eorrrptons if not assisted
to do this through the natural channels Of the body by asa
tive medicine. the blood whenever yon
find its impurities bursting through the skin in pimpss
tons cleanse when find is INSTRUCTED and slug
gsh in vens cleanse Whenever it is fon and feel
s will tell you wnen Eysp where no particular disorder Is
blood Keep the blood healthy, and all is WE'LL with
this pabulG of life dsorered there be lasting health
Sooner later something and the great
chinery of life il disordered overhrown.
Sapariia has and deserves much the reputation Of
pshnG these end But the world has been egreiousy
ceved preparations of it. partly because the drug alone has
all the virtue thai Tor it because
preparations pretending TO be concentrated extracts OF
tain but little of the vrue of sarsararia anything else
During late the public haye been ised by large bot
dollar. os OF these have been frauds upon the sick for
they not only contain but e i any s9Eapara bn otsn no
pcne followed the of the various extracts of sarss
pei "tfh h2oa me n Ihe name li IS lnsty as
Still cali this couoHld sersapsra and intend to supply
Gh eqy az Sna eSsqe me hs 1f e Iosa 81 10
eyng has virtues which irresistible by the ordinary
dcoualy taken according to directions the bottle.
Prepared by Dr. j. AVER, Lowell Mass. Price, 81 PEI
tia six
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SHERYFF,S SALES


sIxTE T plsTEgr couRT{ n WgsdMoRE NICHOLAS
RY VIRTUE OF writ of seizure a nd sale
~ 10 me directed by the honorable the Sixth District Court
Of New Orleans In the above entitled cause will proceed to
sell at public auction at the City Hotel street. between
X CERTAIF L0T '6F GROUND, together with all >v..
the buildings and irproveme thereon apperte
thereof, situate In the Faubourg Annuncison J
square No Fifteen bounded by Terp5Ichore Benton Liberty
and Melpnnens according plan drawn by G. r
Dunbar Surveyor dated 5th day Of p 1853 and deposited
Of 4, izureau, Notary Public lot ~ ground
between parelie& Aes land f3nglish rneasuTe). ~ ~'
T 4f1ss f ' 6seefass. i" spot.
f. r. PARKER
Sheriff Of the Parish Of Orleans.
srxrENE CoUR DE D1srnICr IS. y: TEsTMORE VI. Nj
della observation-disclosures cHoLA2 n hIt czs7
IN VERTU dun writ de saisie ct yente a
"a moi adress6 par PHonoreble sixeme Cour de District
de Nouvee Orleans dams are CT deesus procedera lie
VENDRED 9daout 1851 midi, Hotel de ie Cite de
Ii Commune les hu Camp ct des gasns ia Vee
pnblue ct adjudication de la propete don't suit Ia descr
ENTERTAIN stuG dams lie fsub1nrg Annonciation. Pre-
mer District de vile desgt No. Sdiet No l5 Dor
ne par les Terpschore Benton LheG ct Mepomene sui
want plan dres6 q. Dunbar ingenieur date daTr
lie dit terrain 81 pcds face la Terpschore
anglalse).
Ensemble les batisses authorizations qui ST.
uonvent ct toues ses appaI tcnances.
Saisi dams Paffaire cidesSs.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES moment de Republication.
E. T PARKER,
iyS l6 "a at! sherf de Ia PaIoisse d'Cresns-
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General Depot Special Aganc
New Orleans, La.
VERMIFUgES,
Wiler's Canadian,
STain's,
Per7's Dead saot,
Jayne's Tonic,
kerl's,
! 4. Fannsstock's,
McLsan,s.
B4LsAM AND COUGH BEN.
EDIES.
Tistsr's Belsarn Of Wild Cher.
~,
Hssting'5 Nsptha,
Shsrrnan's Baisan1,
Buchan'a Hungarian,
Davis's Wild Cherry and Tar,
8henck's PGiTnolic Syrup,
New England Cough Syrup,
Bertholomewis ESpesscfaIt,
Hall's Balgeu1,
SIGync's Syrup Of Wild Cherry,
Ayer's Cherry PICTORIAL,
fayioS's BALKAN LiEerwort.
Jayne's Expectorsut,
Winsr's EiecarcpaiRs,
Rogers Liverwcrt snd Tar,
Mrs. Gardiner's Liverwort,
Stadley's Cherry Expectorant.
Londou's Indian dc
Dr.. Eoge;s do
Gciean's Strengthening Cor
dial,
sARsAPsARTLLAs.
Dr.. john Buil's,
| 3. + Towssslti's.,
Sauds's,
Cazpsnter's
| WyDcoops,
| saakeI's,
| Grasensers's,
Bsissol,s,
GuyHott'r Yellow Deck.
| PhASTER5.
Wells Strengthening, NJ
Jew David q Esbrsw
Rsdeau's,
Knapp's Indisi
AIeeck's PcroHs,
sGriaisshia a Adhesive,
EolloEeys Arnic
LIAI5fRNTs.
EeToap's Volcanic OIL Liz
naent.
Dr. SEees;s.
MsSleau Mustang,
|. Fsrrell's Arabia:
Buffers Nerve ard Bone,
Hunts,
E&veris, M"-
Wadswortt's Rheumatic,
Tobias & Yenttiaz!
| aowe's Earvs snd Bone,
EslliHgor's,
Gardener q,
Barstne's Hcrs
Merchants Ga-giing,
ChEtGkes,
Jeyng's,
AGUB REMEDIES, atc,
CHgood's Indian Chngoguc.
| StepheDsi Compound.
| RoNsnd's Tonic Hi1tprs,
Smiths Tonic SyTrp,
Wyrkcop's Tonic, 0.w
Speeds Fetrifuee,
Vegetable Fabrifrgt. g..
LOLE!f I8s3,
srsTuan'a Cough and ETerI.,
BrYEn's FuIuoRic Wafe-g,
fIocGckis PuIrn0nic WaEslB.
HAIR PREF ARATIcNS.
stsr-y'a Tricopherons,
Lyons Kathairon,
8urGetfs Cocaine,
Hoyls's Hyperion Fin
Fhsion's Hair IuVigoraser,
Iayno'a Hair Tonic,
Van Deusen'a Wafipene,
Londca'E Oriental Hair Tonic
Hnyei's Eau IiastrRis,
0ldridge's Balm Of Columbia,
RadTay's Circasalen RaiIo.
PANACEAs,
5vaia's Eopck's,
Cullsnis Indian Vegetable,
I.caEisy's Great Western.
OINTMENT AND SALvEs
bhAlS 4flftS 2-Sh : Gil EsALA tt~i
Professor Hoilcway's OintGaI
NcAIlistar's All-Healirg,
Brooks Magic saiTe, Pryor
Pile
3rey's Harrigon's Specific,
, Frask's Magnetic, Judkin's,
: I.ondon's All Healing, Russ1f
BITTERS.
4oEat's Phen.<, BlskG's Al
: matte, ......:,. w..
Old SachaIn.
Dr.. j. Bovec Dods'.
Hibbard's Wiid Cherry.
Eiciiardsnu,s Sherry Vine,
Hutching's Vegetable Dyspap
vANDEEyEEE5S
/, ~ Druggists and sIareh
articles contained in the ahc7
vantage by calling or sendir
Il be fonr.d the most extensive /
MEDICINES in the UAfte'
r Please address, j
:. GENUINE
MA tt Nos. Il and
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. :
clnes, which they oher 70 suppIy
'5etor'5 lowest Wholesale pricess
~ NOS l5l and II GhaFtre5 ssTag&
| Houtey's Vegetable, Colernan's,
iGofand's German, oxyEeHHkes,
IMills' aromatic. m".-
/ OILS.
tRushtdn's Cod Liver on.
lMsfJefr'a Acoustic, Scsrpsts ID
british, Harlaern.
/ COSMETICS, &
iCofcRne Water, Bay Wafsx.
iFlerida Water. Meerl Fnu.
,Jone's Lilly White.
| SOAPS AND E,RE8MS.
iI.ow'g Brown Windsor.
Homes Chemical,
Radvay's Medicated, CASTLES,
Almond, Toilet and Family,
Shaving Creams and Conpounds
| Of all descriptions.
| PILLS,
IWrighs,s Indian Vegetable.
| Mofas's Life, Brandrsthss,
tstrong's Compound Sanesfyn.
tffrf.ncy1a par~.r<af klfrS,nrrrx
,Sfaft5s f,;1a IL $500 !" 's
lgnii,a Pe1sy ~ a.r.
lFiorrfean5s Il go NJ f1.,x...
iPsrr,s sanrirot ], ia Co.,
fo4,is 2 '
iar1sSFsn2e-, Tayna,. a.,
| tive,
tJayne's AEus, Winer's Een1sss
lHfhEaydis ANTI R,IItons p..sv,r
tsnereeria Vesstei,ia 800 -
lF;oo,ser;a Goyaj;s R8an,rssi,,
tSndersaI,,s IIIsfas;c,s Ess,s,.
V7iste,,s GnnfIs p1-g~t;. uee
4 SIgefas;e5 aene Hnons,ss
tfry -iS 80, 60 ~, . ..,,ot,.s
isssIss-4is III ptIi.sa 80.
,sr;t,, & -
iJasr.,a pis,as rrn.Js.s-,.pxx,-
Iarrtt,s yss,a+ss ty $3.50.
sRadwar,s b sesnia 80 -
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Legal. NOTICES.

NIL
SECOND DISTRICT COURT SUCCESSION OF THOMAS
of New Orleans 5 OTsSET.-No. 1906.
NOTICE il hereby given to the creditors
OF this estate and TO all herein Interested
show within ten days from the notification any
Turv should he onoiogsted APPROVED funds
distributed in accordance herewith.
By order Of the Court
f. MICHoT, Deputy Clerk.
DErSIEsE CouR DISTRICT SUCCESSION DE THOMAS
de la S0Uveile-O Orleans. OF SSET.-No 1909.
A WIS est siatr ie present Ct,y,s3e aux cream
davGr
de Ia ptenE publication. les atoHs pour ieSqIees
presente par Ttfice patnrrc pprouy6
hoo'o3Rt. as tonds entire mains ftPa cofomsnent
dit
Par ordra de ID CouF
sn9 = 8 Z. MICugT, n@put Grcfer.
sEcosD nls.stcr coUHr }suCCESsIoN OF BERNARD
NOTICE ~ hereby sstveT. 20 the creditors OF
~ this Estate and all 6her persons Interested
within days from the present
they have why the provisional presented by
LOCATED ard approved and the funds distributed
Herewith
BY order OF the Court.
E. MICHOT, Deputy Clerk.
DErzIEyE CouR DE DISTRICT sUccESsION DE EERNARD
WIS est par ic present donne aux crea H.
cieT de Ia die hue"Alon ct tOues
celia peit cOmcerler davo deduire dix or
la publication les riSos pour le3quccs lie
sett EXtcueur Tetamennire de Ia de succession
point APPROVE hoaologu6
rGpartis enforcement dit compile
Par OTire de la Cour.
| ir H&@ F. MICHOT, DGputt Grefier
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~ At9RAA, SAILMAE&ER,
Nos. Is Canal II Crossrnan streets
Sign Of tho Root Hog or Dia.

OF sill kinds Plain and Fancy AWNINGS,
TENTS, TARPAULINS Also oil kinds of FLAGS and
BANNERS, suitable for companies other purposes, with
Fngsa suit Fall and Purchase Ropes slngS, etc. fitted
and furnished the shortest notice. BLOCKS of all
sizes ready strapped likewise, all kinda of heavy BLOCKS
SPARS and RIGGING suitable for raising machinery
other heavy material.
have likewise hand fne lot OF SPRUCE 8PARS, which
offer for sale Cheap for Cash.
All of articles be fonnd at Nos IL Canal and Il
Crossman Streets New Orleans.
Sail and Rigging work all its branches, and country
orders promptly FLIED st the shortest psasoie notice.
nl9 lY&W
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Great numbers of Clegymen Physicians Statesmen and en-
their TO certify the unpara
eed usefulness of these remedies hRt space here will nc
the hem The Agents below named fGfnis
gratis American Almanac in which they given witt
full descriptions of the above complaints and the treatment
that shoui be followed tor their cure
Do be put off by unprnciped dealers with other pre-
parncu. Demand Ayers and take
others The sick want the best aid there Is for them and
they should have Il. -
Nos 81 sud I5 Cherres New Orleans and BY all Eg
gistg 3al5 6mkW
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TX GUNS, 4. l.. & BfsOS., COMMISSION AND FOR OR;
Particular attention given to the purchase and ae
al ali Iii Do Western Produce my2l ly
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CHEsVNUT GROVE WHESRY:
CHESTNUT GROVE WHIsKS

TIE Proprietor Of the above CELEBRATED wHlsEY
Introduce the article to the pubic and physicians q CITY
and country, es the
JsyareEt DffFusahla GEEEr1pIar&&
which prepared for medical It proTes tsct
cordial heethfu and in-izornng tAe eutacbsd
whether o. ngo disease. II distilled from the hest ryn
1alt properties preserved by process
peculiarly own, whereby the Fus Oil ana ether noSou
gdierH be contained in tina Whisky in general
cosecly separtsa that the absolute purity CT this
tctefro any foreign sdnixture Is guaranteed.
the following teBoaials from tho
nent Analytical Chemists Philadelphia. New York Bos
ton the State Agricultural Society have endorsed with he
Diploma Dr. Jackson OF Boston, toafed uuder oath
10 ia absolute purity Read the following
CERTIF G ATEs:
Phindelphls, Sept. 8, 1853
We have carefully ths serapio Of Chestnut Grove
WHISKY yor us Of h
poaonous known Oh charnnes,
n!ariopg of the whiskios general
BOOTH GARRETT & CAMAC.
Analytical 0honiatS.
New York, Sept. ?, l8bs
analysed Chestnut Grove Whisky received
from Charles Wharton Jr Of Philadelphia, and having
clf9fuy tested it, rlesBed hnt entirely free
tr1 posoroUs deeteroEs subatance Il is al unusually
pure and bun favored quality of WHISKY.
JAMES Il. Chiffon. AnalYtcGi Oh9,!nt
Boston, March 7, ls5H,
pirls chemical analysts Of coa0rcet sharea Of
hestaUa Whiaky which 70 Dc free from thees7
Tus!! 9iis and perfectly pu"9 and Ena1a:'er2od The
Of this WhaRy derived fcu the g7U;nUsed II a2aa
featuring it, Eospect'oIly,
A. A. HAYES, II. y, State Aeseysr.
No. Ii Boyistau strssa.
G1ARLE8 WHARTON, Jr,
Waooaa,e Agent,
If Walnut greet,
le2 lyhw PHILADELrz1A.
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STATE or LOUISIANA, P4EIsu or ORLEANS
City OF New Orleans. )
BE remembered. that the 18th day of January 1861
me, subscriber Justice of the Peace in and tor the
city aforesaid personally appeared ThoF sloo President ne
edwards Secretary Of the Sun Mutual ION
pany New Cs!ean who, being duly according TO law
do epose and say Just a6 tree
sid transcript from the books Of SAID company
YHCs. sLOO, President,
JAS. Epa4RDs, Secretary.
subscribed before this 2t5 day 81 'Hnpafs
100. D. F: Ai pi. ~ 1,,
The BOARD ~ interest OF SIX
GENT CASH, the outstanding Certificates oil
the thereof to their legal
IN and sfar the l2lh February Also to declare
rsrd prsuras of Company the year ending nceem
Der 8is 1859 which certificates Will 90 ssned tina 18th
=. -,
The nirecturs after reservng ONE hTILION OF DOL
profits have further resolved that all the outstanding
Certificates Profits of the issue OF the year 1856 be re2eaeC
18th lay Of February The Csrihcstest
produced a. the time OF fer caEeaent and nterse
| On Same to cease after the 3ist December 1859
TH0M AS SlIOO, Preaident
| JAMES D. DESEQRE, VIcs-Prssidtnk
| SAEzzs EDWARDS. secretary.
| pIsEoToRa'
| Ismea y. Densgre, E.J. Hart
| 40. Kelly, JoGn =; hieksi
| Hugh Wilson, J. T. stauheT,
| , 3 de- Fgana q. 7. LunBd6is,
Henry Renshaw, John e. Sanet,
A. @. Treuaoulsf Thomas Sloo.
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sts5e e,.,s,s,,a..ss.r EsLjHECE2E ZsEE-ht9 AAIze-
Ss8s aoAp-sUAMER ARRAFGEhENf-
8gsaTet ard the Iste, sere dag, only y csn7
S6~EUy tickets Ea TIE Ss3ce, under Dep1t.
II L L O L

1ake TO the city week days
10 O'Clock P. II Hclse Car.
The Stern Train vii! step l4ef4ri at!an
except however, a Trip and during The half hour trips
Sunday afternoon. Fare way and conductors
must have timely notice to stop.
SUNDAY ARRANGEMENT.
On Sundays the Train will leave city
A. NJ, in lieu Of the horse car.
The Seam Train will leave the city Sundays every hour,
from Il II. until IL P IL.
The Sunday aye either end of the Road half
hour, from 2 P. N until { P. n.
Drnunossbs saFs lanai etreasfor Depot sSery five
Passengers earnestly requested procure their tickets
the Office, anter Depot checks Return Tickets will be
handed them the
PhNDEf.E,
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AVIS DU MARSHAL.
CouR DE DISTRICT DEs EFT Also ONFEDERES Ia GOE-
ETATs loNFEDEnEs LErTE E. s. JAMES. CONNIE
KIN VERFU tl'GiaL writ d'Amirau ute moi
IA ndeosG dams Fnfre cdessu5, u st ct pris
quart sOelettc L. AMES, graeeus
appaux, nerbles bnteauX e donne mahte-
pronrijarz preparedness personue
personus ayunt pdternnt avor o tire
iite eoelee davoir Cor de bis
Flats. GOnddGrds pour lie District slsd devai
la willie de la Nouvele ORLEANS 10 lie TRO
SIEME lU Nh la publication present avis, pour
aisons s!s avaient pour eelcs lie quart
dite goGete T. s james, >era pas
prize ,ae lie podutt distribute conorutnent Ia
prierc eS GcmHndenrS.
Nouvec Orleans 81 de mai 1851
c. B. BEVERLEY.
el 3i2d Marsha1l DIES Era ConfGiGrtS d' Amtrique.
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EHRGsCENF 9GAktBL'tG WORKS.
Monuments Tonbs Head Stones, Pers Center faols
ropr Counter Slabs Mane PBcea Crates and Crate Setting
Flooring e Bauquetta and Yard Fgging, Iron Railing
Coping, ett. - y,
nv EtVAFAUGH & CULLEY,
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