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1 REMOVALS. BMOTAL Dr.IR.T1HE. at tb Horattxl. kM XV removes to PrytamB iliK, hum JacAso aaa hi I as. jwAtsyecto.

erT EMOVALW. KNAPrD, I eBO hie from 104 Com mi, St A2r wA, to ha (MUIU Dr. Orace ia nMTl to Ho. V7 Cm Imast. aWy dan.

Somrboa II EM VA IH BAB TOH kw removed to la. 904 Cur third bo ixwrnyiiiwinim oa ir taoriWMifM PALILUt ACO.ktranwnl BOARDING. BOABPIWO Tiuwa Hi pimaa box o.fctubtenxm at No 8 Cud SO. OTVr of Royal Day Br era rae alo ba H. rmklT i.l LI OA KOI Triors! riliMWW( I i emmBndted wh but an AftoC.

L'e, IM Carcee ell eel BxhT ta 11 tOOMS AND HOARD Two 1 taasil can wM with aaa eorne Fromt wa r. "TT email room ana bed ae or two wean laaauioa w. rth oi Macaxiaa and St. Joseph street. Day R5.

m. a' TAT LOR has removed from tat Canal street to the rVATLIl HOUSE, Ho. 39 Canal atnat, aar the oi raws, win coauaaa to aeaunmoaata hot at aad aamanaat Boar ere. PRIVATE BOARDING A Caw uailiae aaa several alalia aaa a enroenmolfd with mfovtable linn aa BOIRB at tba coraar of Camp ana Jafta strews. AT Two or thraa haswaom FRONT ROOMS for dmt ba nod oi mnrlrais tonne oa applies uoe a sbovo, i aai Mad Ftt tAhlAil bece leavo to taforoa ber frescos 7 mi aaa tba paaJie that aba baa tahoa tba sarreis aiantbooaaWo.iaoFoyaaaatraat.eorBaroi'St.Cba and is aow tfi riram fiaiiliaaaaa Prr 10 Is DANCING.

Sit, NOR D. J. OK VSSA5, hue member of tba Aeaowmvof Paria and firt dancer at Piaeide VaneUe, haa open, ma Arademv at No. 18 Caronoelet street, wbara ha will teech the moat bahanabMi daacaa at vognw. BiM Faahleaable Daaclaa; Aeaaemlea.

MADAME A ALIA I BROOKS womld most respectfully a tm bar Aneads aad patrona that aba haa aaccaadad ia oatanriac tba partial aaa of tba sh iemie Hall, oa Nayade. I OI taa umanw cxau, on aariaa wnn, guiriinaa of taaraing utm aj aoaat, wbaa aba oopaa to eiaat wiu im aaraa uaarai aaoovr tgamaat wiucb baa mark ad bar tJorta far fia or aiz yean, aad adgaa baraatf to ouatuuia bar Mat attanbona to thoaa who aua raauira bar car Madama ia prar arod, aa aaaai.to taacb ACL THE NEWEST DANCES. Tba daya tad boars of taitjoa commancinjt at tba Comoiar ctal Hwl oa Tbaraday, Jaaaary Sd, 1861, will ba at that mom aa followa Moaday TharBday aad atnrday aAaraoona, from to o'rli cs, lor cbildraa only. At tba Biatriooac Hail, La 'M'Caw Wadnaaday aad Friday mominea, from 10 till IS; ChiUraa'a Cbwa, Taaaday, Wadoaaday and Friday altaraoaaa, from till aantiamaas Cams, Taaaday aad Saxaxday sithta, from 7 oil ia Appbcatioa may as mad. at aitbar Hall dariac ths boara of taitxw, or to Madama at bar laaidiota.

Mo. 1ST St. Joaspb bit IraBClBsr Academy Mr. P. CUSS EX raapactfaiiy iaforma tba ladiaa aad gaotlsmoa of Haw Oriaana that hia dancing aainy Ml aow opow as no.

wnsa auww hotwaon Casnn aad Canal atraata. wbar. ba wiu taacb all tb moat fcahionahlo daacaa bow ia Tosoa, aach as tbo toUoaiai Praach 0.uadrtHsa, Tab), a Dou Tampa, Polka a Maiarka, abw a Troa Tampa, Sarmaa Polka WaHa, Polka da Satoa, LaRadowa, Tba Scottish Polka. Mr. C.

wi 1 taacb thoaa nmbioaabht Daacaa to lailin and gaa IJamsa ia a coaraa of aftaaa laaanna aaT Prrrata ebana (or adaa and raotlamaa from 9 till o'clock osarr dsr aaT Class for cbildraa from o'clock till dark oa Mondays and Taaradaya. swTCiaaa for (vntlamso from 6J4 tin 10, OTory aieht. OTATE OP LOUISIANA, Fifth District Court of Now Or! laana Friday Fab. 1861 Peasant, tba Hoaorabla A. M.

aochanaw. Josrs Jamaa rt DbMnds, Gaardiaa, as. nomas Mens. Tutor oi Tbo mas P. Moora, a Minor No.

it ap psara to a cowrt taat Bamaal Laka aopartad tba uf. maa years aco, Isavmf a tats, amacb daacsudad to hia ao chX dm, Mary Jana, Harnat M. Samaal, William and Henry Lake; tbt Harriot Samaal and William bara dapartad this lifa; that tba minor. Thomas P. Moora, tbo only child of aaid Harriet baa received estate LouMians from kit mother and bia BBClee.

all of which came from bw grandfather, Ssmnel Lake. Tba rs'rdtan, appointed by tba Probata Coart of New Abaay, la. th. eooucii oi the minor, wiu asked to bo pat in pteeeseMMB of the said aetata of ba ward, the Coart coa BMenoc the crosiaiona of aa act of tbo LsriaJaturB, appro Ted 1st April. 1843.

It ordered, mat adVertrsement be made ia two newspapers pootisn xnm cny, tor as awss uuty eaya, tajui. manner rriia. 1 1 by btw for the reederinc of accounts tutors aad adncaistrators, of the proposed withdrawal of th. funds of aaje estate oi bsjo minor. And all penoaa haio! chums aniaattlie anccaaiiea afero aaiJ ae warned to present tbemeelvea, or SI.

their claime ia Coart, within thirt dare from the Srat adraitaiaiiiaul aa afbro aid, or their cbume will be barred. ttrart from th mmotea Fill P. LeBLANC.Clork. T) PINED AND CLARIFIED A RS SCOAR. A t.

HUllSs BOL.A93AS 6CO bole. KeaoedSUeARS, each as Cmsbed, Powoered, small 100 bnds. hits CLAKIPIEO SUOAR; 6 hbde. REFINED YELLOW 6.0 bbia. SUOAR HOCSE MOLASSES I SU0 hit bels, All the product of the Battle Ground Senr RoSnery.

aad for sale by TH. BAILLT BLANCHAKD dt CO, mhft lot Ceatnmhoaae atree. Geaalae Mealeln WrckM, ACK 1M HARTRES STMEST, NEW 01BAX3. WRIGHT A baTinc reaobred to stand aarrralad every departOMrat ol their beembaa, bare agreed wHb tbe Proprietor and A route of all the Geaaiae Popular stent Madtrakee tbroeabimt tbe TJaited Btatea to keep them cob. ataatiy aappliei with a frseb and ample assortment, at rata far below tbe asoal market prices By tba arrangement they are enabled to tier for tbe inspection! nercBaeera the most extensive aseriBient wbicb caa be Hani ia tba or any other Citf Havicg ha4 many veara experience ia the purchase and aa of atact Mdi tbey have acqaiied faculties for coa dnctmg tba particalar senartmant oa ta.

moat liberal scale, and are cow prepared to supply the Trade, at prices eo exceed, mghr low that tbe parchaear cannot fail to realise a handaom. per ceetae on hie arrestment, either at wholeea'e or retail. At tr.eir setaaushfT'ent may be fboad a faff assortment of ALL et NUlNe, PaTEfT MED1CIMES. The following list com praee a part of thsir aasortaeent, aad can bo famished to in most cases, at from SO to 36 per emit, rheajiai tbao manaractarera' rarniar prices Vrau'aavs. Platter.

Winer's Canadian, B. A Fahaestock's. Swaia, Ba.Wy'a, Javne'e, Cbailena. Atomisej tlat. Dr.

Towaaoad'a, Ba lev's, Sands', Wink oop's, Bristol's, Wood's, Bull's. iffr. Sherman's Poor Man's, AJkHmsa'a do. do. Do.

India Rnhbar 1 The Improved Poor Man's, Jew David'a or Hebrew, raters vereiaom, Knapp'a Indian, Wbite'i Macain. Spread 4. Ltrentbenjcg, 1 InMrial, Eavmck' ftoytU. aWllttmmfltf Hara'a, Batler'a Boa. aad Fever, Davra'o Horse, Sciatic, Bsrtine'a Lotion Click ner's Sngar Coated Parps srr u', Ltrre, Molfitt's Life, Wruiht's Indraa Vegetable, Bratidreth'e Teg Universal, Moi noa'a Hygeiao, Lee's New Lonaoa, Co 'per's, AnderM.n'a, ir'i Gentle Pnrativ.

Tooth Patttt. Sberman's Comp'd OrraTooth, rii A iii Jones's Toothache, Msozenmts. Sherman's Coach. Worm. fCamnbor.

ArU Jioaa nui nuiB. Bwanv'a Banatve, Heyri k'a 5agr Coated, Sappu gtne's Fever and Agne, Corel's KheumatJC, 43rannburg, Spwocer's Vecetable, Winer's Camomile, Persan, AHebvn's Hsatb, Atlebasa's Ague, Evans'a Camomi'e. Vaodta'a Ann Bihons, Ingrddby a PUla, Jayna'a A rue, Haaey'a Gold. CeawA KrwuMa. Sherman's Balsam.

Bachaa'e Honcarfan. watar'a cough. Urirrt Solomon's Toothache, anermaira lootaacae. Willauneon's Toothache, AtsarldBrseu. Thorn's Extract, iner a Arcanam Extrart, Carter'a Spanish Mixture, other'.

R.ll re. Kidder'a Cordial, Tangbn'a Litbontriptic. Osgood's Indian Cbologogue. Halsey'aForeatWiaa7 Mra. Hay'a Dysentery CordiaL Cnllea'a Female Specific.

Callea'a Indian Vag. Remedy. Rowand'a Mtgic Lotion. Sell's Army Tincture, Dava'a Deparativ. Extract, Jayae'a Alterative, Jayae'a Hair Dye, Jayna'a Carminative, Rowand'a Carminative, Dr.

Dava'a Wild Cherry aad Tar, Wmera Elecampane, tara Bleam. Thompeoa's Tar and Naphtha, isyae Bxpecioraav, Doncaa'a Espectoranlr I L.L Jn Him oi konnoa, Dpbam'a Pile Electnary, i Bs WiMCbera, BwByae'a do. so 'ones tiauuui oap, Cramptoa'a Balaam, Tboornaoa's Ey. Water, Mm. Haye's Ere Water, Perry Dava'a Paia Killer, Jooee's Hair Rsstorative, Jones'a Lily White, Baal's Hair Restorative, Powders, Colognee, Meea Fns, Cvcaaeiaa Balm, aim of GUead, Roby'a Hair CarHng Fhlid, naiiey'a having Craaau Taytor'a Shavina Cream, BejtineJs Hair Lotion, Hart ''Remedy for Ftta, Preach Remedy, Bailey's Meed Syrup, Reiley'a Soger Coated Camales Bcbenca 'a ralmoaie Symp, New England do do.

Taykar's Balram Liverwort. Bitter. MolTst'a Phoenix. Hioasrd'e Wild Cbsrry, Wood's do. do.

Blake's Aromatic, Hemck'a. JTMfT. Mi k'a, Calw iV Indian erwrable. OtaaarwM mmd Setf t. Dalley 's Mtgicslr sinkxtrBetor Hawiey'a ver taDM, (moor AKehasa's B'ack, Tooam'a Maeter of Pain, Cookka, Butler's Tettei McAl'wrer's Vegotable, Daalorth'a Vegetable, Harrieoa'a Sneciac Tuaio.

Bagla'a Hyperioa Fluid, aeler Teabsrry Tooth wash Jooe's Nectar, Csvel a Anodyne Cordial, Balm of Thnasand Flowers, Barnee'a Pile Lotxm 8. Fahnestock's Vasmiago, Kawand mni Bauay a vronp ryrap. Ivory Peat. BlackiQC, MacaaaarOU, Boathsti, a.i are, oma's Sixtare. Jayna'a Hair, Fox's Cypnaa Hair, East lada, aa Raed'a, "OP'S, Bailey 'a.

Chinese Soap, Lactaa Cordial, Tukagtoa Britab oa. Balaam, Seiduta Powdera, esmOil, AH artielee th mwwH.o..ppWo.wn,torahl.. Oa aad after SUNDAY, ta. redaced to Twenty fie Centa aIT ta.lBlw wi BO from tbe Lake. Tee Uckote win bo toSST TW tbe al, and aieealy good for the asWe HEW ORLEANS, MILNEBCRO AID U.

chart it Am tAX Poirr Paatchartrmla KaJlraa4 Caatwai. New arrangaraaet the Dapanaraof tba CaaaT THB CABA LBATB Tbe Lake: New (M At At At At At At cJeca A. M. Half past 6 o'clock A. ML At At 10 At IS M.

At 8 P. M. At At 6 At At At 8 At II 1 P. M. Hslf 4 Half pest HaH past 6 If past Half pest trait peat a la Oa Sua 'By, tb Car leave vary boar frees e'ekick A.

M. Aa omaicee a avea uaaalaaa alaar'iaa aCreet vary qoarta of sa boar for the Depot. mhIA tf atSdp J. W. SMITH, Seperteeewdewt.

taai coaaear. the pailaashm formerly vi'ina P. W. MORRIS aad JOH DO WDLeTm thai aay How awOt, WU TsaWail aVWRAJIaaa 8bbI mimnia Ta naia. iZiaLi'brwiZtJ wordota Lotam tba roatr.

of tba city Imyotto, aad aoar to tba rar all oa fsTorabia larma. ISAAC T. BESTOW. iai aiO Rewajal. arill b.

paid oa to H. WILSON, asl im and Polymiaia atraata. UaAH 0. W. fe 9.

Belaaa, ilata. Ho. ft Chartraa at. arn Wo haro aoar ia atera aad ara dairy racaiTiag a faD 1 1 aae cpBip'eta iaaonmoin of MOLK kid. PANAMA, WUTRIA, CAMPEACHT.

BEAVER, LEGHORN, WOOL, ate. PALat LEAP, Jke. Wham wa at low pricoa for eaah or ifpmai papa. mat' Narar Katrnta far BalOt 1 aaO araaata. BOW Bayai UoaM, Katpao aaa Mill, with or wrtboat SS laTta, K'ocWt.

TUbod. or to amo aontaaa. oa ny 1XTU. BRVCE, arot far Fabr'. eslabratod Mataatic Oaaga (5 Mierioi corractly at all to.

tbwaUr mm knt im ms tbja at at tba ahop of nomas tt. oor ia aow ia tba cny as i Rira co. i BaaaUary Baruu, Traaka, Iatnr, j. XOOLI AND lATialAsi a. or ail sidss Caliiwaja OatSta, MiUtary aooda ukal Find tor i KEOAUA.

JWkL3, r.T. at. iVJ or t. tO IBD 0r twCI PwIOT 7' Irf WW NW VUVIaf; lElSlIcajtwoadVgal. MM ib.

i.M Hon staadici; tna aoor Eieila KNEASS, MSSW Si Jala dp JIO.O Macaaioa auaat, or csnat Ta Haa ar Pladtera. THE nnoVrsigned, iaantor ol the SUGAR APPARATUS ksarine ha aame. bamc in to this time furnished eigh teen complete Sogar Apparatuses to Lonaiaaa and six Vacuum pans either, directly or under ha builder's aamo, begs leave to etate that they war. all built oa ba drawing and under ba direction and supervision in every particular. In a law cases, however, soma of th.

minor details were left to his builder, and a each such case there was an entire failure of those parts. caneing an tbe trouble experienced wiin tue patent apparaiaa. iett year, iot uea. irawe apparates, wwwij wiuk as asoal by ba drawing ander bia direction and supervnioa with tbe eption of th. erection of the work oa tbe plan ratios aad the pump at the river intended to supply tbe water for misctioa.

which waa an accessory not aoecined in the appa rata, contract. The baildere of the undersigned endeavored to act independent of ba aid. Tbe bailt tbe pump oa their own raspoaeieility and without ha knowledge. nn Tviat rcNBnlsined ol the wora on acqpnoc Ol in, isiiuie ne mn ii the hsd wisnsremaBt of Mr. V.

S. Merrick ia erecting and tunning the apparataa, which reaultsd ia to a ol one third ol baciop Tn.unoemigneoacoo.iure.,1. of tna nnntn and aetune un of th. appamtua had been lelt to him, tbe crop would have been taken ft without lineally 2T .1. n.

ib.fnp st winrheater'a. The a unbappuy auii conneciea w. k.i.i... kim nstnt snnaratua. but baa nothing mora to do with them for any other kind of eager work having made arrangementa with establishments at the North, which turn out Sen, at 6 per cent, baa than coat at tbe foundry of thoaa rent Is men, and 80 to JO per cent, leas man tney cnarge to tne South.

Tbe undersigned a ready to furnab the following Apparataa, comooeed of aut 61 tare, one bona black burner, a mo alawan. a nuwoing with two air pumpa and a Howard copper vacuum pea. of auficient am. to mak. in tiger grain from a k3U decree iyrup ILVvjioKviigi Buga ps 18,000 T.400 4,000 8,300 He a also ready to furniah Apparatua.

composed of six filters, one boa black burner, a mnlaaoaa blow up and an N. Rd beux vacuum pan, with juice, iyrup and air pumps, capable of making ugir gram irom an to ov aegreee syiap. pounds per day g.t.OOO 18,000 6.700 MJJ00 6J00 To pbtntari a akicg from 90 to SO hogsheads of sugar par week, he a ready to famish, for 84,000 to 84,000, a complete Apparataa, ol sufficient am. to take off their crop ootireH by vacuum, wha will turn out sugar of aa good quality aa mads by the most improved and complete vacuum baa apparataa. The whole ol the beet material and workmanship, with all the pipes, locks, ate necessary to connect in.

several parte, net up complete and guarantied ia every particular, as also to consume baa fuel than any set of allies or any other apparatus, except the I errand or Rillleux patent. TH. BAILLT BLANCH ARD a No. 88 Customhouse street, aa Commercial Agents, are furnahed with all tbe ae ceaaary mformataoa respecting detaia ana leama or psy mem. N.

RILUEL'X, 88 Customhouse street. Habere Wave to refer to th following rsntlsmsn Judge Winchester, w. K. Barrow, Esq W. Barrow, Esq Barrow Louia Janin, Esq, Verkua de Gray, W.

Lambeth, Esq J. K. Vrqnhart, Esq Benjamin, A at A. Leasepa, Gen. Tnst, M.

Gordon, Du'eaa de la Croix. Esq. aa To eng ineara. kettle setters, aogar makers and others a liberal commiasioa will be allowed to procure orders, mbt 1 rod AW Beaf and Pork lnapeetlaa. THE judgment rendered lew daya eince in the Fourth District Court, in the case of Geo Foster At Co vs Baer At Co, haa led many persons to believe that do not guarante.

pork and beef for more than thirty daya. W. wab to correct tba by stating that we will guarantee all pork and beef inspected by as. as heretofore, antil tbe 1st of December next, wbicb a considered tbe commeneement of the eeasoa receipts of new pork and beef; we except only such lota as may be shipped to New York and Boston than wa require the shippers to examine for themselves and will abide by th. laws of Louisuma, which require th.

pork and beef lo Ha pected within thirty days previous to shipment. We would call th. attention of purchasers to tb. form of oar brand which ia a trmngfat, th. aamea of the Inspectors forming sisaa of th.

triangle. BOZANT, HOLMES At HAND LAN. ewT We havo storage room oar fire proof warehouse for tb. balk of 60,000 barrels, which will ba taken at the lowest ratea. FS1 lmdJtW Blexleaja (flaattaaAT Liniment.

Ta the HsJt, toe Lams, the Sore and tb. Stiff Jointed, Wa Bring vei twinge wreat joy." TBE T0LCANIC OIL FROM MEXICO haa long been kaewa to poaeaaa within itaef wonderfully eoothing, hesl rag and curative prof the Astaee for Rhea ruee, an Baa Been extensively need by Stianeea ol Jomt or Limbe. and for ail kinds of Sores. Ulcers, Bans, Wounds. Hard Lamoa or Tumors, and fur all kinds of Pains or Ioflnmimatjon ia man or oeaac.

The happy combination ef tba wonderful prod actios of na ture with other powerful remedies in the IMXiCJ. MUSTJMU LiyiilENT. Reader it one of the most perfect remedies ever ottered to the aftlicted Its actioa npoo tne organrsaUon ia leuly wonderfuL Its volatile, peuetratiug. anotbing and healing properties iffuse theineeivea to tbe very It into the circulation of the blood, gives a new impulse to the whole nervous ayetem to the very extremities or the anger and toes, stimulate the ah eorbente and secretions, and thus aaajste nature to throw off and nd herself of any diseased action of nerve, muse ba, cords or ligament, making it equally applicable to Sore of any kind, Rbeumatam, Fame is any part of the body, from a dav eaaa action of any ol too structural poruona oi tne system. Possessing the, peculiar powers a the reason why a a equally ncacsona in so many amerent compiaim.

We will erv a law of the thonasnda of cuve that have been effected by this Liniment within the hut year A lady Corambua, unto, una nor nana sorouy eruaea. took cold in it and it spread to AD over tba back of her hand. Doctors had prescribed salv, otntmenta, was be and without doing it any good. It had been in the conditioa more than a rear, when ahe got a Bottle of the Maetang liniment, by the recommend tip of ber physician, snd spp ued it as directed. The result waa that in four weeka th Ulcer waa healed and tbo band was wall That doctor now buys the Liniment by tb.

duaoa to as. ia his own avactice. A little girt, 14 miles from Columbus, had a saver attack of Anains i ijai. Tb. cerda of ene leg contracted eo that the foot was drawn up at a right angle with th.

thigh, and th. fcne. joint SUIT, so that sb. was obliged to walk wab cratches. Three nettles of th.

Mustang Luinncnt relaxed tba cord, loosened th. knaa joint, reueved all pains, strengthened the muscles, and she can skip the rope, leap and jump without crutches and without limping. A man in Pittjeburg nad a red hot iron accidentally run into ha foot, making a vers H'OUMU AND BVRJH At tli. same time. The pain waa intense and excruciating.

threatening lockjaw. The foot swelled vary rapidly, and in two hours h. enable to bear any weight on it, or set it to. the ground. In this conditmn ta mustang Liaimen iwa applied.

Immediate re'ief from paia waa the consequence in two days be waul about ha business and bad no luitn trouble wilb it. Capt. Wm. Altar, on. of tbo oldeat cttis.ne of Cincinnati, and long and popularly known on ail tbe Western and Southera more aa a sisamnmt captain, bad a vers aevere a'tack ol UiFLAMMA TORY T1SM In ha) right arm.

After suffering the most excruciating paia for sooit days without moment's relief, bo obtained a bonis of tbe Mustang Liniment and applied it. In leas than twenty. four hours he was entirely relieved from pain, aad tbe soreness and atilfnea perfectly eradicated. Let any one doubt tha ia ba presence, and be may give them a specimen ol tha muscular strength and flexibility of ha rood right arm. A maa in Conngtoa, had not been able to walk without crutches for near two years, from tbe effect of RHEUMATISM.

He beard of the Mustang Liniment, bsagbt it and used it aa eurwetea, ana bow a. a well ana can aaa ce a hornpipe equal to an? iolhr tar. A man near Louisville, Ky had a negro man who bad running aorea on both hia age. They were neatly rotten, and ba feared thy wou! be the cause of his dealh. He procured half a wwn evii IBs ui we assuuii Aonimant, aaa need a acrora iag to tbe directions.

In on month the sores were healed. Joba Bennett, of Paters org, IU bad a daughter 18 yean old woo bad Tenia Capitis, or Scald Head. Th entire scalp waa a running ore, aad bad been for snore thaa a fear i doe tors eoaid do a no good. They war. persuaded to try tbe beaied ail the aorea, and a beautiful noeanfhair aow covers tbe ONCE PRMHTrVL SCALP.

A tad la St. Lena bad a sore oa too of her head that tk. wad to apuad all over the scalp. Tba hair cam. oat aad left a Hera soot tbo sue of a dollar that waa a raanina ear.

Bead tfaa Mustang Liniment oa it, aad aot only beaied th aore, but brought oat a beautiful new crop of hair. 8 be a aow asiag tt to dree ber hair, and aaya it ia the beat Han Tonic she ever saw, while a grvea a beauufol glossy lik. appearance to the hair that she bad never aaoceaaod la obtaining be lore. These are bat few of the thousand of cure wa are daily earing of trom all par ts of too country. JrUa! HQRSXa AMi OTHKR ANIMALS Thar, a nothing can be cempared to tbo Maetang Liniment, and its speedy and nwiininnl cars of strains, arn an, cata.

arratcnaa, aweeny, pot. eun, astnja, aig a aaa, apavta, rrngbona. splint, wind gall, cracked beele, or any wound, aiff" uanataral eaatrxament of boaoa or muscles. A uvary atahla keeper of th city bad a match bono that ho onaeu very autmy uiBl aaa a atrra rmfhOM OB boU bsga. Tb.

COUNTRY MXKCnANTM Every store should be supplied with this vahaaee I iaiaiaal. aa a pay. a good profit and aeUa rapa'ry. CAUTION STXTRA. WW Many win try to sadae yoa to bay Rarv.

aad Boa. I snimeox, or bob oiaar equally wimiiWM trash, ay saying a a (ust a good a am mustang Bat do aot bo do eorvod. Ask lor tba Lmimont, aaa bay bob other, and yea wilBotboeeBsppomtod. Tho same is blowa tbo bottle. Prices of tba Liniment latioamaaiciof tbo acrmii deemad, we an aow pan tmg ap 88 coats, SO coats and SI bottles.

The 80 ceaU bottle contaia three limm axacb a tba 86 crta aaandthedol bw but tba toax timn as much aa tao eo coats asosser will mm saved bt baring the large sT Principal Depot at BRAGG DratltufB, or xufra aaa maraaa auBeia, e. ns, mo. Dtnggata aad Coontry Marcbaols sappbsd oa libdral BwT BowDwra DVpot fit ara atraa New Oiiaara. da ameAW at a. kebdaIX CO.1, rs aUga O.

Ti BRAGG. Asm. 41 WRIGHT At 161 Caartre. et. Opeclajfi VuekwrMlaui Drapa.

A PU aad eaie rernady for. Bad will posilivatv car tbe Headacbo. Cbiil and Favor, JaaaalmPy ipsm. eeaca, and reuev rwm commonly th wnvsX ittBl'll'tnl, For aasa, wb.l.mli and eatasii by WT" a Siihi to tbo Bans of Lioa. Tba abos rowara ba aaaax ratal aad ta coraorof Caasaa INSURANCE.

fireanHanmI liUa latanrmaiea 0alatBTW t. at lalatanau larj UiSUMAMCM MXCLLtlTMLT. Iztra OTiBrantta ria 0,000. AMa.BadaVtfTS Capital S) 00,000. asTT flFTTCE.

No CAMP eTEXET. aw Orl.aae. Tha Coompeny im aow ready as snake Iiaaiaai a na tbo bveeof White Per aona and Stavea, at their astabhab. veea of sramram. This being tbe oaty I company incorporated tbo State eon fined rlnaveytoLifelnufuc, with I anemia Guarante Fund, tba director coal! sent that a affords aansual and mfsnb rTtv)nwcSDsrm so dasiroaa of a'aefing aa their live tba any other.

eir bve tba any otaer. It kj also apoataa ling a member Uereel aad majojmt eotxrecr ex am at from aaylukbtCty person asai portsoa of as profits, being entirety exempt beroad th amoaat of premium accrue. imurance Companiarganaed apoa JJPj. antee fund of oOfiod doDais, not to bo used or lseseuod. a aab scrip tion to mutual uaruranca companies always ara, by iasa "xtu.

extra gaaraatoa hot of 60,000 aoOars remain penna aoat aatil tfaa company has accamulatad a similar amount to tak its place. WAT California permiU granted, aaa extensive travelling prtv Diraclorai Sumptor Turner, Joaboa Baldwin, Heary G. Stetson. Henry tteosnnw, Charts M. Waterman, Edward C.

Payne, Mark Walton. WUham Tom lik impaias. Jama Bonner, Warrick Martin, William H. GarUod, George I awraaoa, RobL M. McAmm.

Seorre W. Wait. Thomas Dix, Joba Calhoun, Joba M. Bach. John Lewis, Edwd.

MacphetsoR, M. O. H. Norton. JCSHTJA BALDWIN, freeideat.

HARMON DOANE, Secretary. Meda al Richard Bern, M. P. I Hours daily from Examiners Howard Smith, M. D.

10 A. M. to 1 P. M. L.

GooM, Attorney. JylT ly MERCHANTS' AND PLANTERS' INSURANCE CO. Office Southeast corner of Camp and Natchet street. Dirtctort. Alex.

Grant, C. S. CnUer, H. C. Cammack, John A.

Doogbeny, B. C. Adam. Samuel Jamaoa, If. Cuddy, Charles Pride, Andrew Garr, J.

K. Canghlin, Joseph Menard, J. H. Morrison, Elliott Robbing, I J. W.

Blchr. ALXX'R GRANT. President. H. J.

CAMMACK, Tic. President. JOSEPH NASH, Actuary. Tha Company will continue to make FIRE, MARINE and RIVER INSURANCES, giving th people of New Orleans the opportunity of patronising a HOME Institution. Ofnce Southeast corner csmp ana watcnea atreeta.

or si ffjaitaaJ Beneflt Life antl Fir Inanranoa Campaay L.aaiaiaaa. IncorporatWin April, loi, and dacbtrod a dhridssd of SS pat cant, on twrv months' busmen Busineaa of tbo Company cmineod to Life Insarmaea Only. Oflc. No. S8 CAMP STREET, between Gravior aad Common This Company being orgaa lied aowly for lb protectioB of the policy nomer ana tneir tam ilies again want aad poverty, a in its operations a greet national benevolent institution, conducted anon tb.

moat eecura and solid principles, and affording; lor a small annual itm. paid daring life, a large and ban isoma legacy to widows and children after death. al xvliw hnUara whether for lifeor hortor term, wbocon fcnee the insurance till dath, Farticipat the whole of Ua profits of the company, nwdne ess insura tha Urea ol debtors. A married woman can effect insurance on the life of ber husband, tbo sole bee en aad as of herself and children, fiee from the claims of cred tora. Trustee JobnHagan, Joseph Walker, John 3.

Afiaoa, retervonrey, aisurmi, Robert J. Ward, Samuel Stawart, aXaward Sparrow, Isaac Johnson. Henry 3. Uuckner fgTAA CONitr.1 rresioeasooara oi iruaieea. Dirertora Joseph Stactcn, John L.

Lewis, PI C. HaH, John L. Saffarana, E. W. Sewall.

J. Morr.n Hkll, M. M. Cohen, A. Tan Bibber, William H.

White, Thev H. McCaleo, C.C. Snethen, E.H Barton, A Garr, Geo. W. Smith, iw.

Jonner Coxe. f.i Coraaiius Fellowea, M. Norman, JOHN IfiAN. Preeident ol tb Company. 1DW.

JENNER COaK. Yk rreeident. H.G. HE ARTT, Actuary. ILL.

GOOLD, Attorney. RICHARD BEIN, M.I)., No. 871 Mara line street. Medical xammer, who will be at tbe office daily from 11U to 8 M. aay Restricud to 6OU0 on a single Ufa by tb.

charter. BsrevarjiniMn, la sMiuns to antertain annlicatkiaa for Lif Insurance, and aaue pobcie on all sonnd and healthy whits persons and Lsgroes. at th. table of rata establahed by the which ara lean thaa tha rata charred by tb. N.w Tork and London office, and without their reaUBCtiona as to reawence mtnaSoata.

ay ta chart aivsaeoae oi pronu areeecauwa annually, aad tbe profits draw intereat aad caa be made avails, hie at nnce to the extent of two thirda of tbair amount, where party haa paid his prem.um in falL BfTLillXinia rsrnuwsinse swiesw, fvw pectna Table of Rale, and all information as to Life Insurance, ana alf Mprs nacassary to affect insufance caa be bad si tba Ofbrevi; She Company. Bar Extsnsiv. travelling privilege era auuwee. mr Otaco boara. 9 A.

M. to 8 P. M. Jri Timber PrescrTlag. THE crtixene ol New Orleara and of tha Stat, at large are respectfully invited to call at the office of tbe undersigned and examino specimens of many kind of Timber, prepared to resist wet and dry rot, the ravages of insects and either oa land or ia water, and th action of fire, by the Chemical Process of Mr.

CHARLES PAYNE Timber thus prepared a now ia general nee in Europe snd in the Northern United Slate, and ts believed to be peculiarly app'icable to th. interest of every ciuxen of tha State. The uoderioed is prepared to give all information, and to receive ubcrptioo to the stock compsny. to be formed ander tbe law nf lioaaiana, and to be called Tbe Louie tana Timber Preiviog Company." CHARLES H. SHE APE, ft Common st, J31 oppoana Verandah.

China, Glaaa aad taeensware, For Chratmas and New Year. The subscriber, alter going to considerable i pease in fitting up hi New Store, No. 134 Poydras street, between Caroad.iet and SL Chart, is now opening a beautiful aseurt moot of I A VVA of al I aorta LASS WARE.ol description Japan'd Waiter and lancy Tray; rich gilt and fancy Flower Vaaee Cornelius's patent Solar Lamp, all kind; rich cut glass Cologne Bottles; Cutlery ol all kind German airvsr Spoona and floe Castors Jama Ed ward's beet lron.St ne China Briunma Maul Ta Coffee, Sugar and Cream Pots; Candlesticks, Lamps and cor a red Pitchers beat tin Coffee Boilers' and Dinner Paia Japan'd Nursery Lamps, plain aud fancy, and a thousand more items, too numerous to nwMios. Good ssnt boms to any part of th ri free nf harge, and aU order thankfully re. erred.

ICH'L O'lJONN'iK 8wT Kemeraber the New Store, lit Podrss strjeel, and op poeile the Methndal Cbur li. A aome of my friend think I im atill bueineea at the market, tba a tf nlorin thetn that. a'tlmugh 1 am np a little higher toward the Levee, I atill sell and caa sell th b4t of good cheaper than any beuae at th market or any other place, as my elock is imported direct from ths manufacturere. Btr too dosei astrted Bar Tombrt on hand, and for aa etthe Inweat cb price in tb cite 8m Plana trortea, AInale and filMaloaJ XUer chandlae. Tli subscriber have now and ntend always to keen on band, for sale at the most reasonable prama, a good sesortment of the B3T PIANO FORTES manufactured this country and ia France.

Tbey are Sol. Agents for Hurst's Patent Double Iron Framed Piano Fortes th most durable and decidedly tb beat piano now in use. They are peculiarly adapted to the southern or aay damp climate, there being but very little glue in tbe body of the piano, consequently they wiH remain much kinger ia tune than any ether make, as the wea thsr has no effect nponrthem. Ths case to th. iron piano is ia dependent of tbe body knd can easily removed at pleasure.

The tone a more falL rich and mellow than in other pianos. Wa import the Pleyel a Co. Paris Pianoa, made expressly to am vrder Pi dob of 6, Sin, 6 and 7 octaves, soma ia rich Aieo Malodeous, Seraphinea, Guitars of ths bast makers, Violins, Vmfonceilos, Accordeons, Flutes, Banioa. Music Box, aad Instrument oi all kinds Guitar, Harp, Violin, Violoncello and other Strings; Peg Reeds, Finger Boards, Bow, Bow Hair, TailP leces, Rosin, Ac Piaao Forts and other music published, aad music received from aU ths Northern publisher ss sooa a pabbshsd. Orders from tho country solicited and promptly attended to.

A liberal discount made oa art orders aad to music teachers. As tb. subscriber import most of their goods, tbey can ofisr bettor induce meats to purchasers to give them a call before purchasing, at No. 39 Camp street, Bew Orleans, just two doors from Gravior street. SB mWAnl6 etf TYLER dt HEWITT.

CHATEAU LAF1TTE 18 doses Grand Via, of ths Caleb rated vintage of 1841, bottled st tho Chat, under th penntend ence of Sir funnel Scott's steward, at 830 per dosea. 84 dosea of do. vintage of 1844, at B84 par dot en. CHATEAU MARUXAUX 18 doxoa of vintage of 1841. at BS0 par doe.

These Win, war (elected at Bonded Warehouse, Southamptoa. from th. wners stocks, and shipped per Brutus from London. baskets CHAMPAGNE, SUlery Mobsssux, 1S4S, at 9pr wlaTMfms 40 dosea of Old PORT WINE. 18M, at 16 SO par dossa.

SO doses of fuU Avered PALE SHERRY, at I8 per dosea. Tba Waas anil be sobf ia quant it ia to suit purchaser for cash, and to savo trouble tb) prices are aanoxsd. mho WM. MURE, 11 Common siws wa vv ism, xs rmvmm icb atre. Ct SWELL T.

TAYLOR, Importer, IB Royal street, has ia tor and for Bale tbe (oilow'ng brandaa, wines, etc I BRANDY. I7a snd 1806 old Goddard randy PuBst, CaeUlhoa st Co. ftraady Msiory do. Otard, Dupuydk Co. Brandy, and Varara i.rb.r brsnde CHAMPAGNE.

Crwms dsBoosy, ITtpoleoo, Crown Brand, Fleer da Salary, Hesdoick, Haichaa, White Eagl and many alhot brands. HOCK. Sparkling Hock, 8tHl Hock, Sparkling aad extra Non pareii Hock. OM PORT INXS, ia cases, direct impoclatioa asm, at half sad quarter cask. WINES.

Old Pals Tnxte.Soath ide and East Inds MVich las Claret, at oasea and half aad, quarter casks; Duff Gordon and Har asony Sherry Paw and Brosra Sherry i low pricsd Sherry, ia qaartsr and balfcsska SCOTCH ALE, BOKER'S and BERLIN BITTER, LONDON and DUBLIN PORTER, in pints aad quarts; obi Peach and Apple Brandy, and every aiticle at tha way of Winos sad Lsqqors, wlvoleealeaed retail of lyettdecl BlaUTara XUlaea, K.y., Fabrcarv 10. lou Prom aad 1mt this date atseuaboata caa I Bprae rrrbaauBertor.aalitvof COAl Irom ibaasova Ell ai va Miaea. at Nepofona. Ara DEPi proprator have astabiwbed a PERMANENT Fia 1 1 aj. a.

MULFoao, Mawagwr. or. Baata, Hkaas aa. Brwajaa nia caass Boota, Shoos sad fngaas, aow hkadiag from ships Cairo, SoeHh Caro a mU msS.asdFmmak.1 toa, aad fot Sam hp. gSVaAt A aad ifuMDBl mam aaa man.

lor an aaaouoioa guar mm Sl)t Satis ptiOBtme ClTT gJ.iT urn BsAnv.Lewla Mullrm waa yeatBTday twmtedia the Ftrrt MimidpaUty, dmrgta wiali hTtef bemttn, ud severely atrac witli bar of Iron, free colored mu named Sutler, at the corner of Conti and Bur eondy reetA. Tbe accused wrmA locked np for future ffTeilnarlrsn. Assavlt with a Dangeboub Wiapon. Charles as. was yestorday ajreated in tbe First Municipality, chargud with baYmf seTerely wounded Joseph Blake, as.

with a razor on tbe side of tbe face. The accused was locked bp to await an ex air lnatioo. Assaults. There Were five or alx char (res of assault made yesterday before Recorder GenoU, which on the face of tbem showed great perversity of disposition, and an inclination to do wrong; but they did not appear to bear any new or interesting: particulars wherewith to enlighten tbe public. General Council.

This Board met yesterdsy fit 12 o'clock, seven me sabers present. Mr. Alien was called to the chair. A message was received from the Mayor, enclosing a letter from Judge John C. Larue, relative to tbe state of the Court Houaea.

Tbe message was re. ferred to tbe Committee on Court Houses and Prisons. A communication relative to tbe purchase of a full length picture or Lafayette, for $800, was referred to a special committee. Tbe Council then appointed the usual officers to su perintend the municipal elections to be held in April nexL A communication was received from Mr. Dufour relative to the seizure of tbe stock of tbe city in the Commercial Bank and Water Works Company, by the sheriff, for the payment of a debt against the city.

On motion, it was resolved to appoint a committee to procure security for an injunction in the suit. Tbe Committee on Court Houses and Prisons reported a resolution for the payment of several bills, wbicb was adopted. A resolution fur paying the Serjeant at aims $250 for extra stationery, waa adopted Tbe Council then adjourued. Third Municipalit Council. This body met last evening at the usual hour, llecorder Seuzeneau in the chair.

There were eight members presenL A mesaaKe was received from bia honor tbe Mayor, detailing tho expenses which would most likely be incurred by stopping the Overflow of the levee in Carrollton. Tbe subject was referred lo the Committee on Streets aud Landingav A communication was read from Mr. Dinlcourt, the Surveyor, detailing the work which has been done in repairing the levee. The communication was referred to tbe Committee on Streets and Landings. Several petitions were presented relative to private claima and for the support of different engine companies, which were referred to the Committee on Fire.

The Committee on Finance reported a resolution for tbe payment of the current expenses, which was adopted. The Council then adjourned. THE COURTS Supbemx CougT. Hon day, March 17, 1851. This court assembled yesterday morning at 10 o'clock.

Present, their Honors Chief Justice Eustis and Justices Host, Slidell, and Preston. Decisions were rendered in the following cases David R. Win gate vs. Jane Wheat et els. Judgment for plaintiff for the slave claimed, with costs.

Langfitt 4t Perry rs. M. re nan reversed, and the plaintiff's petition dismissed. Succession of David Pate ss. W.

D. Baker, opponent and appellant. Thompson J. Bird, Executor, appellee. Judgment affirmed, with coats.

Philip Vernon at. John Vernon et ala. Judgment reversed, and ordered that the plaintiff be admitted aa one of the heirs of the defend snL Slate of Louisiana rs A. Sl George Hamillet ala. Judgment reversed, and tbe security of defendant is dismissed.

Cagjlmlr Bahan rt. J. ir. L. Bail an, m.

Judgment reversed, and rendered for plaintiff for one tenth of tbe property in dispute. J. B. Bahan et al. c.

J. Bahan el al, f.p. Same judgment. State of Louisiana rt. Reason Turner.

Judgment for plaintiff affirmed. Same Daniel Comer. Judgment for plaintiff affirmed. Same rt. Joseph J.

Capers. Judgment for defendant reversed, and tbe case remanded. Same r. the same Same judgmenL T. J.

Bird rs. C. Cain. Judgment reversed, and rendered for defendant. J.

N. Brown T. M. WrighL Judgment for plaintiff reversed, and the cause remanded. A.

Rhodes et ala. rs. 8. S. Rolfield at Sheriff.

Judgment for defendants reversed, and a new trial granted. Luanda J. Boyle r. J. Swanaon, et als.

Judgment for defendants affirmed. Susannah Barrow r. Susannah LeRoy. Judgment for plaintiff affirmed Succession of John Gilmore, Jehu Perkins, syndic rs. B.

Bailey, tutor, el al. Judgment for plaintiff affirmed R. Perry, syndic, rt. D. Hallow ay.

Judgment re versed, and rendered tor plaintiff. Succession Joseph Cotton, J. VV. Cotton, execu tor, appellant, rs. M.

D. Cooper It Co. Judgment for defendama amrmsjl. Sarah Jane Lake rt. Tho.

P. Linton, ber husband. Judgment reversed, and a divorce from bed and board granted only. M. D.

Cooper it Co. rt. Elizabeth H. Cotton. Judg meni iot aeienaani amrmea, wiin cosia.

Horace C. Hills, tutor, rt. Henry Kunze Sheriff Judgment reversed, and rendered for defendants. Succession of Daniel Stocklnga, John C. Morris, ad ministrator, appellant J.

Barkdall et appellant Judgment for plaintiff affirmed. Martha N. Pearson rt. Warren A. Grioe, executor and tutor; John and Sarah Athfore, intervenpra.

Judgment reversed, and rendered for plaintiff. Same rt. same. Judgment for plaint iff affirmed U. 8.

Distbict Court. Judge McCaleb. Qtorgm W. Claudia vs. Steamer Bunker Hill So.

3. This is libel suit brought by the plaintiff, who is the owner of the steamer Aberdeen, against the owners of the Bunker Hill No. 3, to recover the aum of $8U8 28, for damages cauaed by the defendant's boat comiag into collision with that of the plaintiff's, on the 3d August, 1849. Tbe court beld that both parties were to blame. and gave judgment for the plaintiff for only $399 11 coats to be paid by both parties.

The case of the United States rt. Paul Tricou was called up, and, on motion, waa continued indefinitely. Tbe petty jury waa then discharged until the and Ibe court adjourned. From flie Interior. 1 CorresHaleiic of Ui.

Ticayune. Tabish of East Feliciana, March EJt. Picayune That you do not hear from me oftener you must attribute to tbe fact of our living in such a retired district that we bear of nothing worthy of notice. The weather has been favora ble for the out door operations of the planter lately. Most of tho planters have finished breaking up their land, and the fruit promises well.

There is great fear exhibited by our friends who reside on the water courses in respect to another overflow this year, which God forbid. There is quito a controversy now going on between the Rev. Mr. Cbembaih, a Catholic priest In Jackson, where he is building a church, and some of the Protestant leaders. Tho Rev.

Mr. Cham bash Is a new resident in Jackson, but is univer sally esteemed as a good citizen, a gentleman and learned man. Aa far aa the discussion has gone he has had much the best of it The last number of the Mirror contained aome pretty hard licks against one who signed himself Rector." I go ia for freedom, of apeecb, and becauae a man Is a Catholic he should not be set upon by bigots and narrow minded men, who condemn every one that does not happen to think as they dr. They are all striving for the same point In the end. They bad an exhibition and speechlfication among the students of Centenary last week, which passed off quite creditably.

I understand that there is to be a (rand fancy dress and masquerade ball in the immortal village of Port Hudson soon. I will try and be there, and give you the Items, If the editorial corps of the city are not invited. Time for no mora. Yours, truly, Wiluwood. Hobriblr Cbibtx.

The Impartial dt Meurtk, a French paper, gives the following account of a double crime recently committed in that section A new born infant bad been deposited on tna ad re of a road which crosses the forest of Sarrebourg. In tha linen with which tbe child was enveloped waa a sum of 100 francs, and a letter in which it was promised that any care bestowed ea the child should be ra WStfded. A man was coneeaJeMi behind tba tree. art. Joining.

In order to watch any person wbo might take up usb uuani, ana to ascertain tne name ana reainence. The first parson who discovered the child waa a for sat keeperi ha took It up, opened its clothes, discovered the money, aad read the letter. After pondering for a tew moment, he put the money in his pocket, aad walked off with the child in a direction opposite to wax wmn uwj bibb waa concealed, neiore tne latter had time to reflect on what the maa Intended to do, ha saw him deliberately knock the child's head against a tree, and kin it and then conceal tba body. The man wbo bad so badly executed the miasioa con fided to him, was horror struck and seeing tha keeper aocoa towards nita pretanaea am cuuicg some wooa. Tbe keeper, seeing him thaa occupied, nnmanclad hi name and address.

That I will give you before tha waa tbe reply. Tbe two walked oft to gether, aad when before that functionary, tha sea to tba areal dhuna nr tha amwal boopeir. rhsne Tba charge sbnallBf wood was replied to Ey a eotutar charm of murdor and robbery, aad the proof of is. Bald the maa, aow la tha keeper's pocket. In tbe abapa of 100 sjaea, Ijetual wamuswlasmfilwciima Frrwm Wulilnfirtori flpacial Cccraapovmenc of tbe Picaynos.J WASHmoTOW, March 8, 185 L.

The treaty with Mexico, in regard to tha Tehu an tepee route, baa been ratified by tbe Senate by aa almost unanimous vote, and thus the corner tone laid to one of the most gigantic enterprises of all ages. As tbe British policy In regard to Central America and Yucatan begins to develops Itself, tbe Tehnantepse route win not only become more valuable, but absolutely indispensable to the United Btatea. It will be nearer borne than any other route, and more easily defended and fortified than any other, and secure a direct, cheap, expeditious and safe transit from the very heart of tbe country to the States on tbe Pacific ocean. The conclusion of this treaty, by the present Ad ministration, ia an act which reflects great credit on its sagacity and forecast. It secures to the country that for which, during the war with Mex ico, the Government had offered fifteen millions of dollars, and which does now become the property of our citizens to the infinite advantage of Mexico as weu as me united states, and In a manner which establishes peace and perpetual friendship between the two great Republics of the American continent.

In proportion as Mexico will become acquainted with our manners, customs, and the genius of our people, will her prejudices, and the 111 feelings excited by the late war, give place to sentiments of respect and a desire of emulation while our own people will learn to have a proper regard lor a genue, agreeable and amiable people, for whom wo ought ever to cherish a lively sympathy. Mr. Calhoun was right when he said there was a mysterious connection between the United States and Mexico, which we ought to have a care not to dissolve by an aggressive policy. A foot hold in Mexico, gained by any European power, would be the most terrible blow inflicted on ourselves. Tbo honor and independence of Mexico is as much an object of solicitude to the United States as the honor and integrity of any State of our own Union.

Let us hope that an enlightened and liberal policy will henceforth be adopted by both (xoverninents iu regard to each other, and that the increased Intercourse between JLhe two countries, and the Important commercial relations which will spring from it, will be a bond of union between two Republics who have the strongest mutual interest in each other's welfare. It will now depend on the energy, enterprise and perseverance ot the good people ol New Orleans, and the Representa'ives ot Louisiana here in Congress, whether tbe great project of Ferdinand Cortes shall now be carried out to the fullest advantage ot the whole commercial world, and thus a new impetus and a new direction given to the industry and trade of the world. Religion, civilization and Increased comforts will follow this new route to India and China With the exception of a very few Senators and members who are atill maintaining ultra doctrines, more, I presume, for the purpose of political organization than with any view of changing the $tatut quo, all ia peace and quietude here in Washing ton. Those members and Senators who have left, have gone home in a far better spirit of compromise than tbey came hither, while there are some who, notwithstanding their apparent fierceness, are at heart, at least, opposed to all further agitation of the subject of slavery. Others there may be who have passed the Rubicon, and whose pride of consistency or personal vanity may induce them to persevere in a wrong course.

Against the acts of these, the sober second thought of the people is tbe best remedy. There is no such thing as convincing these men except through the ballot boxes. The ballot box is the true argument ad haminem of selfish or presumptuous politicians Including even those who have five years to sin in, and but one year to atone fur transgression. Let us trust in the good sense, honesty and patriotism of the peoplo let the press do its duty, and Senators and members will soon be convinced that the fee simple is in us and not in the dignity which, God knows, bangs loosely enough on some person's shoulders. The history of the next ten years will show to the satisfaction of all that there is nothing so short lived as a sectional politician, who derives his ephemeral power from the passion and prejudices of a misguided or deceived constituency.

La Diablk BorrETjx. Front llaltimore Special Ccrrespof.der;ce of tbe Terayon. BALTiatoax, March 8, 185 1. Eds. Pic.

For the first time this winter the ground vras well covered with snow this morning, but the sun has shone out brightly, and it is mov tng off towards Chesapeake Bay at a rapid rate, few houra more, and all will be gone. A serious difficulty, arising out of a fugitive slave case, baa juat broken out between tbe States of Maryland and Pennsylvania, which, after a volu minous correspondence, will doubtless ba referred to the Supreme Court for adjudication. The facts are as follows About two months since, Mr. J. S.

Mitchell, of Cecil county, Md, ascertained that a fugitive slave woman of hia, who had been absent about five years, was residing In Camden, N. nearly opposite Philadelphia that ahe had been married to a free negro since her escspe, and was 'the mother of one child. He accordingly employed two men Lnamcd Price and Albertit, residing in Philadelphia to secure her and her child for him, and deliver them to him at Elk ton. They accordingly went to work and secured the confidence of the woman and her husband, and Trice finally invited the woman to come over to the city, and bring her child with her, and to atop at hia house. The woman, suspecting nothing, accepted the invitation, and, after remaining a few days, was carried off in a carriage with her child, bTrice and Albertis, to Elk ton.

and delivered to tbe possession of Mr. Mitchell, who now holds them both as slaves. The husband of the slave, finding out how his wife bad been spirited off, had Albertis and Price both ar rested on the chargo of kidnapping. They were tried at Philadelphia and found guilty about two weeks since, aud sentenced to the penitentiary lor a term of years The husband of tho woman has now gono to tho Governor of Pennsylvania and procured from him a requisition on the Governor of Maryland for bis wife and child, and also for the master, Mr. J.

S. Mitchell, of Cecil county, on the charge of having employed persons to kidnap a free born child from that State. The requisition is accompanied by an able letter from the Governor of Pennsylvania, which Gov. Lowe, ol Maryland, has replied to most ably and eloquently, declining to give Mr. Mitchell up, on the ground that he has committed no offence that Is punishable under the laws of this State, and also refusion to eive ud the negroes.

He is sustained in this course by a long opinion from Attorney General Brent, all of which, I learn, will shortly be published. The stone prepared by order of the Legislature of Maryland for the Washington Monument haa been completed, and will be sent on next week. It is of the beautiful white crystalline marble from the quarry that tbe main shaft of tbe monument is being built of, which is located but a few miles from Baltimore. The block Is six feet long, three feet wide, and fifteen inches thick, and has on it the following Inscription HtiTLixD: The memorial of her res ardfor the Father of his Country, and of ber cordial, habitual, ana immov sole aiiacnmont uio ajnencan union. The coat of arms on the block is that originally liven by tbe Lord Proprietor, with ths motto, CruciU tt multiplicamiMi." Another compromise haa been proposed in the City Council for the settlement of the political difficulty between the Mayor and Council relative to the MeDonogh bequest.

It only differs that mentioned In my last letter by authorizing the em ployment of but two lawyers, Mr. Durant, of New Orleans, and R. M. McLane, of Baltimore, and sub stitutes tba name of Isaac P. Cook for that of Abraham B.

Patterson aa one of the agents. The probability Is that ene of these propositions will be accepted. The Begums are giving a aeries of oneratle tser lormacoes as tne aouiaay street theatre. DON CESAR. Kaval.

The TJ. surveying steamer Jefferson sailed trom FhliAdelphia on the 6th Inst, for Call fornla. The 1 ollowtnr ia a list of her office rs Lieutenant Commandlns T. Mnrrav Master. Place Passed Mldahinnxin.

C. H. Wilcox, a. Ciilev and D. P.

McCork). Acting Surareon, Martin Engi nears, it. uarvln, K. lxxig, ford: Bhina Steward. W.

w. rtcfnaa ana jiatnac. on as and H. Belli Draughtsman, Farquhar. The U.

8. iron steamship Alleghany has gone to thevGcTport nary yard for the purpose of being fitted with side wheels instead of her present submerged propeller. The Baltimore Patriot says that socnebody at the Xorta has presented to Mr. Webster pair From Havana and Key West. By the arrival at Charleston, on the 11th test, of the steamship Isabel, from Havana and Key West, we have news from those places to the 8th inat We take the following from the Charleston Courier Havana, March S.

1851. We beg reference to our res peels of the 22d ulL, and hand you the aunexed report: Sugar continues very firm, and even a shade above our quotations haa been given. olasses ia at 1 this harbo but has been bought at 1 In stanzas. 250 casks rice were sold at and 150 casks at 10. There is a cargo afloat, and 700 casks stored in first hands, besides Brazil and Spanish.

About 34 In feet steam sawed lumber from Charleston were sold at $28 fie, and two cargoes of Wilmington river at $24 and $23 50, leaving three cargoes from Mobile for disposal. Vessels ara very scarce and freights going up. 3 12a. 6d and 3 10s. was paid for Co wee.

4 2s. 6d for SL Petersburg to $2 to United States for box sugar 75 to 8 for hhd. Exchange on London 41, to 6 per cent prem. New York and Boston 41 to 6 per eenL discounL A cargo of lumber from Mobile was sold at $28. Kev Wist, March 7, 1851.

Lou of th Schooner European, mf Neva Orlean. CapL A. W. Hedellus, late master pf the schooner European, of New Orleans, arrived here this morning in the wrecking schooner Relampaeo, of Key West, from the coast of Mosquito, and from log book or memorandum I have been enabled to procure the following statement pertaining to the loss of the schooner European The ahnvn named schooner left the Port of New Orleans on Thursday, tbe 20th day of January, 1851, witli an assorted cargo and passengers, bound directly to the port of Chagrea. Oa Thursday, the 13th February, at 5 A.

ran ashore on Algarte Shoals hove the helm up to wear ship, having beard breakers to windward, ana Deioro may cwuiix eo um, euw brought up upon the reef, going at the rata of six knots carried out an anchor, and succeeded in warping ber with a sedge, twice her length clear, when, by a sudden flaw of wind, ahe swung broad aide on. Commenced throwing over cargo, having found it uaeleaa to use an anchor. At sun down, discovered a brig to westward, set colors Union down. At 7, A. of 14th February, Friday, tbe brig's boat came aloogalde from said brig, wbicb was the Apalacbicola, of New Orleans, bound to San Juan de Nicaragua.

The officer in charge of said boat offered to take off all tbe passengers and crew who wished to leave, but no baggage, as such were his orders. Passengers aad four of his crew left, taking with them tbe schooner's whale boat CapL Hedeliua sent word to the captain of the brig to lay off for forty eight hours, during which time be would be able to Judge if It was possible to save his schooner. At 2 P. M. the whale boat returned with orders to convey the balance of crew, CapL U.

protested against any of his crew leaving the veasel as long as there was any hope of saving the schooner but, nevertheless, they all left, taking also tbe only boat left, his colors, log book, kc The mate of ssid brig promised CapL Hedellus to return his boat, which was uot done, and at aun down CapL H. bad tbe mortification of aeeing the brig get under way and stand off, which was the last be saw or ber. He remained thus alone, and without any means of saving Himself, having no boat, until next morning at about 9 A. when he saw a small sail to the westward. He immediately set a white flag" in the fore rigging, which by chance was discovered by tne stranger, who bore immediately down to ber assistance, aud commenced lightering, as there was no hope of saving her.

She having, during the night, lost both anchors, by the chains and hauser pardng. She continued to work the 15th and 17ih, and on Monday, the 18th February, at 10 A. the wreck beat over the reef, aud floated with loss of rudder. Tbe wreckers, at the captain's request, dove under the schooner lo examine the condition of her bottom, and found her keel none, and stern post started. CapL H.

expressed a desire to take the bull In tow, but after a consultation, It was considered rather dangerous, and at 5 P. M. cut away ber masts lo save tbe rigging, and abandoned the wreck. Captain consigned to Bowne Curry. Tbe cargo and materials were sold at auction on tbe 25th February, per order of CapL H.

The case has been submitted to arbitration. Net amount of auction sale of cargo Do of 14 159 14 $1686 28 Seventy five per cent baa been awarded to the schooner Relampago and crew, for services rendered equal to $1,264. Feb. 28. CapL Hedellus will leave In the first vessel for New Orleans.

fvi.e of tho Hritimh Brio Mar: Tbe British brie Mars. Csdl Irvin. from Cardenas, Cuba, bound to Halifax, N. 8., with a full cargo of molasses, ran aahnm on Kov's Rocks, off Cane Florida, on the morn Im nf tha 2liLh February, at about 10 o'clock. A.

In tbe act of going in stays. Every exertion was used, but to no avail. The wrecking schooner Lizzy Wall and sloops Vineyard and H. Oreene came to ber assistance, and aiscovereo tae vessel uuieeu uiey ihn rnmmnncad loading their resoective vessels, and on the 1st at 4 P. they bad succeeded in saving 161 hogsheads and tierces of molasses, with tbe riiiginsT, chains, anchors, ate and arrived here on the morn in if of the 4h March.

Tbe captain baa con slimed to Messrs. Bowne it Curry. Morcft 5. The. bull, 4lc, of said brig was sold at auction tills morning for $55 50 groaa sales and cargo on board, if any, for $7.

Cargo and materials have been libelled for aalvaire case was beard this day. The court has awarded salvors 42 and 55 per cent, after paying duties. The marshal will sen me same on the 6th insL The cargo and materials of British brig Mars were sold ny tne u. a. ntarsnai on me otn insi.

Oroaa amount or sale $2,624 08 Duties 681 31 Net 29 Jo Inquisitive Man. Cassius M. Clay has an nounced himself as a candidate lor Governor of Kentucky. Cassius reminds us of the man who bung himself just to see how it felt we think be must have taken the stump just to find out the way to get well beaten. Ctnsv of South Carolina.

According to the recent federal census of South Carolina, that State contains 283,737 free inhabitants, and 384,730 slaves Total, 668,457. Gain in ten years free, 17,232 slaves, 56,766. Charleston has 43,014 inhabitants. A Family Poisoned. We learn from the Alex.

andria (La Democrat of the 12th inst. that tbe family of Mr. William Drown, consisting of him tell, his wife and child, were, on the 6th Inst, poi soned by a little negro girl whom they had em; ployed as nurse. The girl, it appears, had taken some corn meal in which arsenic had been put for tbe purpose of destroying rats and mixed it up with other meal, which was made Into bread. For tunately all recovered.

Lost of the Brig Carlcustaffe. Tbe Norwegian brig Carlcustaffe, from Charleston, bound to Liver pool, struck on a rock in latitude 30 7', longitude 43 9', and being rather weakly built, soon went to pieces. The captain and crew were taken from the boat the following day, after remaining twenty four hours without food or drink. fatal Affray. On tho 4th juL an affray took place at tbe in Ouachita parish, La between J.

W. Wilson, T. Perncy and J. VV. Ben nett, which resulted in the death of the latter.

Wilson was arrested and bound over, charged with committing an assault. One Thomas W. Beat, who was present upon the occasion, is charged with having shot Bennett. Beal made Ills escape and has not yet been arrested. Terry Boat Sunk The steam ferry boat Dlvtns between Philadelphia and CamHen was run into on the night of the 7th inst.

by tho steamboat Tren ton, coming down with New York passengers, and sunk, no lives were lost. Pott OJJic Robbery. A young man named Brown, a clerk in the post office at Augusta, Ga nas been arrested for stealing money from letters, A Subx Enough" Stags Fiqht. A late Ens i tan paper gives the parucluars of a sure enough' fight which recently came off on the stage of tbe Chester theatre a regular rough and ready knock down and drag out set to, and not one of the com mon theatrical cut and flourish affairs. It seems that this little episodical part of the performance grew out of an old and bitter grudge between two of the carp dramtatique, and was not down in the bills at alL The two actors In question commenced making grimaces and mouths at each other, urine the business of the stage, until one of them got so savage that be squared off and pitched into his antagonist a regular facer.

This was returned forthwith, when at it they went, reugb and turn ble, amid the cheers of the audience which hap nenea not to be very select. The fight continued until one of the bruisers gave his adversary such a blow, that be was knocked heels over bead into the orchestra, carrying down double basses, trom bones, hautboys and all, and making a perfect mash of a kettle drum or two. Amid the frantic cheers of the pit tbe discomfitted hero of the sock and buskin picked himself up and sneaked off, and thus ended a combat which was really terrific as far as it went. Enqinkkx Coups, U. S.

N. We copy from the Portsmouth (Va) Transcript the following Hat of jungmeers, who nave been examined and found qualified for promotion and admission to the Engi neer tworps oi ine navy Samuel Archbold, Geo ooweii. w. el. Shock 2d AnUtanU tab lit Atiztaut9Q.

F. Ueb4rd. uwiiaueu. o. a usmn.

Tnn KilDatrii icjlH. H. StewarL 3d AnutamU to be 3d AUianU.H. P. Pattavaos, R.

H. Long, Albin Stimera, Jno. Faros. S.CeLuse New aiL Geo. Gideon, Edward Fabian, Wm Wheeler.

D. B. Maeoruh. rmih. a E.LiBWTencs.

A. Rrrlmi i'. VI' Hobby, W.H. Nones. For AdminiouZd Atnttamtt C.

H. Lorlng, Boa ton B. S.Slamm, Wllminrton H. g. Barker? 'fit Houawo, A.

Hendersoti, Washington C. W. Lee. Elroy, Albany G. F.

Barton, Oscar Davis. Virriniu. I The Cincinnati Dafiy Ccrnrrnercial of the 7th tntt soatains an account of a double elopement which. 1 came near taking place near that city a few days; 1 since. One of the young misses is irom mis city 'i.

but we let the Commercial tell tbe story in hs own way: 1 nr. h.o tne, fiaerrl nf BO intended elOMmeBlaai elopem zit that was planned but found out and Tn. Ti traied tbe particulars are as follow A yoons lady A from Natchez, and a young lady from new Orleaas, aged respectively sixteen and seventeen, rich Bnd beautiful, were attending tbe female academy, umtx. Mount Pleasant, In this county. Two Toon, bms, printers, in the employ of the principal, while at work in ma omen, lufincn for tbe young ladies, which had been maturing tat some six months pasL It waa planned that oo last Saturday, about 7 P.

carriages would be on band, provided by the two young men referred to, and thai. ine young lnxiica bhwu rL mate aa elopement to Aberdeen, where the Gretna 'i hands of Mr. Burnet, the principal, who made basis to secure both tne giris, pupus oi ui ateuoixi, onasr lock and key, before the carriages arrived. Waeaf the young men came to the stopping place, they were astonished at the delay of the party they cam fori it was soon found out, however, how snat ters stood tbe elopement was frustrated, and tba young men had to go to a tavern instead of going to Aberdeen. The names of the young men are known, but we shall not give tbem.

The young ladica" naaies His not necessary to give; we trust their engage. menu may yet be met with tbe consent of aiL It It but right and proper that Mr. Burnet keep a strict watch over his pupils. He has telegraphed horns to the parents of the young ladies, and doubtless all will end well. We do not envy the feelings of those who run away to get married, much less those wbo aw 1 tempt it and are beaded." Girls had much be tier wait a little and marry at home than to run off.

But love turns the heads of thousands, and some who 1 love really think they cannot wait a moment longer, so impatient are tbey to be called man and wife. Supposed New of Sir John Franklin, An ex tra, published by the Colombo Observer, contains, under date Singapore, Jan. 6th, the following '4 News from tha utmost ends of the earth is always acceptable, more especially when the subject matter is the relief of the distressed, who have rtaked, and it may be reared, lost tiwir Ufa in arsreu siwi se, ledge. I have it in my power this month to give you later information of the search which is being prose cuted for the recovery of Sir John Franklin and his arty than even tne Anmirmuy is to n. u.kevi eiirveivino Herald arrived here.

from the arctic regions, via tbe Sandwich Islands and UooK Konpr, during the last week, and she haa the latest accounts from the far north. Near the extreme station ot the Russian Fur Company, tbey learned A from the natives that a party of white men had been encamped 300 or 400 miles Inland, that the Russians had made an attempt to supply them with provisions and necessaries, but that the natives, who are at enmity with the Russians, bad frustrated all aUempU. No communication could be opened with the spot where they were said to oe, as nonuo mu miorfona. From the Esquimaux they had this vague story satis. factorily confirmed, with the addidon that the whites and natives having; quarreled, the former had beea murdered.

As to tne possiuuuy oi uieo uaiortunaies being Sir John Franklin's party, I leave you and your readers who have paid attention to the ease In all its bearings to judge. Whether these men spoken of not Rlr John's comDsnv. little honsa can now be entertained of finding them alive, as their provisions must have been expenaeu a year ago, ana their fuel, which is as necessary, must have ail boon burned out nearly two years since. We hope that this may indeed prove indicative of the safety of Sir John but we must confess that our fears overbalance our hopes. Later from Santa Fi.

Dates trom Santa F6 to '( the 1st February have' been received at Indepetv i dence, but the news is of little or no importance. Tbe Indians along the route were a little trouble some, occasionally chasing In any stragglers from camp. A letter from Fort Sumner; dated on the 11th February, gives the particulars of a reported attack upon the Santa F6 mail, but it amounted to nothing. One paragraph of the letter is sraaaliig Before we arrived at tbe crossing of Walnut Creek, we aaw a large party of Pawnees, who cam? raj loping from behind the bluffs towards us but on die covering the two carriages and our out side riders, they crossed the creek and disappeared behind tba bluffs. This took place on the morning of the 9th that afternoon we made a halt within three miles of Pawnee Rock.

At this time, O. H. Williams, of tba Santa Fe mail, started back alone, after a broken down mule which had been left six miles on the road. He had scarcely got four miles on his way when be fell in wltn a party of Pawnee Indiana. He was un." armed, having no weapon with him but a abort hand whip, which was a poor affair with wbicb to make a stand against seven Pawnees, so the only alternative left was flighL He accordingly turned and put spurs to bis pony, while bis Pawnee friends were Bushing after, about five hundred yards in bis rear.

Tbe chase lasted until wunin a mue oi camp, woen we unaiana gave it up, and Williams came dashing into camp, in the best possible humor, singing at the top of bis voice Lord, ladis, ain't I jla4 I'm livin'yt!" He seemed more like tbe winning party ia a hawse race than a man wno nan oeen running a race, loraaj life. The chase gave bim an appetite for his dinner. Tbla is the termination of the whole affair. The Fort Leavenworth mail traveled with US from Diamond Spring to this poet. The Kent County Murder! Another individual, named Drummond, has been arrested on suspicion of being a party to the murder of the Cosden family, near Georgetown Croat Roads, in Maryland.

The evidence against him, although not positive, is strong. It is doubtful whether Mr. Mallory, the newly elected Senator from Florida, will accept the place. Rrvsa News. At Cincinnati, on the 7th and, 8th InsL, the river fell 2 feet.

At Pittsburg it was at a stand, with 6 feet 2 Inches in the channel. At St. Louis, on the 8th, the river was falling slowly. The Madison (La.) Journal of the 12th inst, an. Tna nounces that Point Lookout levee had caved In.

The river had risen during the whole jaf the pre 1' vious week. 3 The Alexandria Democrat of the 12th inst says that Red River had commenced falling. It had been very nearly aa high as in 1849, and the whole country around Sbrevcport was under water. The Monroe (Ouachita) Register of the 11th says that the river was then as high at that point aa it had ever been since the settling of tba coontry and the great body of the rise bad hot yet 1 come down. The levees, both above and below Monroe, had given way.

'r Hcrip. vrfTANTED By the uadersixBed Scrip of tb Son Mutual II Ineuranr Conwauv. an General SI .1 i Ccuipany, ff wlii) lb bicl'Wt nricc wi'l ba paid. st. W.

BKIGGHT earnest uancers aaa al every arrade Caraal ftR. S. GILBEKT has remaea hie Rns Ts e. xj ana omce to troii)KASSTRn, bet ween St. Charles and Carondevet streets, where bo will continue to treat all I OMHW eirui ui v.

ii i uc irweeeeB, aa pacta as of tho knife.) White Swelllne. A ally Canrwrs, (wrtboat tba Absceeses, Tumor, Waas, Scrofala or King's EwL all Ilaeaaea of the Bo. Ano, and Ulcerous Adections reoeraUv alao, Mercurial and Syphilitic disease, ba never fails to euro. He remove tb. poeMs trom th.

system, aad relievea the Batten iron, th craciatinc pain caused by mercury and charred to Rheuma tiami Rbeaiaatiam, whether acute or chronic, be treat ano smosb an uasol AtpnexjB. Alao, all Dims poenhar to Female. All Diseases of tho Skin. Tatters. Rine ernrma Coifiha, My eon, Wm.

P. Gilbert, M. I who has im linl vfth bbs for eight years, wiOapevintnd th Drag Star, and all nanee eiraaeiux. their tneoicinea bora caa gat his advice or preacrav on free of chare. I have that day received a area and frosk lot of Medicines rxjra bew lark now open.

Bo onlr roanasta th. nnhlie an olv. aaa amaa.ia eveiar Ta Eaciaeera, "traaihealaaua tlea. RAHAM'3COar cruttation in 8lam Boihv. CAUTION.

Ennneer. mwm 1 I Compoartioa (which is sawder) with aay hqnjd preporaooa, aaid to bo a powerfal exeittchaenicalry coav ffZitSS Compassion, which eTwrraaled aot to mj are tbe boiler. Thie Compoaiuoe baa tailed ao oe at. ZTZrZ.XZzr? omwm sto ia all I SSTf bT oxp.rincd engineers, with a most eataufeEtorv results, la bow nri IT; oartaia rarxaWv and preventive for Incroatatioa (or aoalalia StotiEniSSr" "a otrvm in ursai ecocomy oi ruei and Labor, increased Speed, and tha fisiat iation ol tbo Boiler sie T.CT.ZsTTV rr cording to tho so. aaa drn ofr'rtr S.TonrteJLjf0" "P1" ebm of watav n.ZZJr ww wwye stbtt iveinw, j.h.

nf e. ee XT ioor BOOTS, IW say, as b.retofor. The a oeving of raal aad increase or epewd ejected by ths da 5 a tat proeaasof aWuar ofcwi, aTiw i aadarstoofi by every errlnar. 7, Ci errw to, Maria Bart, .0 AttantieMail Stsaaasbra St. ti i 7 I ninsur obbw BSM wi new On BBS Savannah aaii PlnrUal staembnats Bay Stat.

1 loco, island A.11 Crx, Kovwty ToT Cnaras Morraa, Morraa Iroa Wrwfcs. aw Tork i G. Kambl. West fint iSi 4.i i.V ZlZ wrBr. Tr.nar Dxt 1 ei n.

.1 w. Will vry, eiavy Sraoklya Crt Bmw.1 er ue AJoea company. 4o.i Bait Mill, am Buir.lo sti Beiaa Works, Buraln. If. i fliosan .1 weke Phi BUUs, BaJtiaaorai Cbarledtoa ver Mlils) Mat CG Tork, Charlaatoa Bad Bvaa.

aULAWBTSaV. Aftwat, Csraes eties. ral ti.CHM Aerea mt Xeaaa. PSSXBUt to eU from 100 to 10.000 ACBLEfi OS I.ASD. hi A lota to ait parcbasars, ringjn tb vacuity of tb loansb tsg town of Corpas ChrisU, maxa.

or SO Lots si thetowa. The disaate and soil of aia tiasnlll lllliuill bv onaaMDan. Capitalists aad llnlin weald 'de well to mbo taus saec hotor. ia.aatia thaa bus. Mas aad a law saaaat CaaaXaad Ceaas eta.

Haw OviaBfla. i is Tix Btjabin Comnanyi U. Whnra I Sew York aad Havre Steansshia LUB.I pre alO waWtf INBXX1 laUTNl i.