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ARRIVAL OF JOHN C. CALHoUN.-Yesterday
morning, according To arrangement made BY the Mu-
nicipa autheritIes, the Mayor, +. Monieput, ESQ &.
and the Recorders Of the three Municipalities. ac-
companea by magnificent cortege, composed of all
that is eminent, by position, in the ncghborh,od Of
Ncw-Oreans, officers civil and military troops fire.
men, DC. repaired AT 10 AM to the Pontchartrain
Railway Depot, to receive the distinguished stran-
ger. Mr.. Calhoun, accompanied by his son, soon af-
Ter arrived, and was welcomed in a few appropriate
remarks BY the Mayor. He replied TO the congrat,-
atIons of the Mayor, in his usual elegant and ielic
to,s way. and after having been made acquainted
with the other municipal authorities, he escore
to splendid carriage, drawn by four horses The
procession to accompany him into the city and through
our principal streets, then formed, and slowly
advanced in The order previously agreed on and pub
lished in yesterday paper.
TIE soldier like bearing Of the military, the varie-
ty Of the uniforms, the fine brass band Of music
which led the way, combined with the exceedingly
mild and delightful weather that prevailed, rendered
the whole Of the finest we have witnessed
for a long time.
Mr.. Caihounjwas accompanied by Gov. Mouton
and his Secretary, in the carrage which brought him
into the town, preceded and followed by great
number oil officers on horseback, the Staff of his Ex-
cellency and Gen. Lewis, and commandments Of bat
taIons oil the militia, &c. The veteran Gen. Gaines
was conspicuous amongst the brilliant corIege his
form of the u. 8. Army.
On reaching the Place d'Aymes, a salute was fred
ny Tue oaery VI Arliery placed thereon Tor the &C.
casion.
The streets we're densely crowded throughout the
line Of the procession, and all wore an aspect of ioy,
on Witnessing the approach of the great CaroIinian
The procession traversed The Levee down the yar.
Gus streets mentioned IN the programme, I'D 81
Charles street Roy al. and 10 the ST Louis Hotel.
where apartments had been provided for him. When
Mr.. Calhoun arrived n front Of the ST Charles Ho-
tel, he was received with loud cheers by the gentle.
men on the balcony. similar round Of joyful graf
ulaton proceeded from the front Of Me- Bravo's
reading room by the gentlemen congregaed there.
On his arrival at the st Louis Hotel, he was con-
| Quoted to his apartments, whence after few min
utes he returned into the large reception room-the
dining nhil-and all Of citizens who were pres
ent. and ambitions of that honor, were presented to
HIN, and shook hands.
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~, E,Ii,oT, IN, Regi,f,r aud ,batnai

TO the Editors Ofhs Register and Jos'aai
BEING unable To see The PROJECTORS Of The mer-
camille Advertiser arrange FOR the publiahmsn OF
the suboined, and bsng desIrous OF at once placing
myself in right attitude before tie public. Ilequest
The use of your columns for my reply to the attack
made upon me.
Il Is proper perhaps for me to state here, that
The Board Of Common Council is composed OF seven
members, two Of whom Messrs. Beers and Lyon,
were absent at the time The resolution in question
was offered; there were therefore but FIVE members
present, viz-Me BulIard, Barney, Welherby
Neville, and llurte. Respectfully,
Nov. s, ls45. CHAS. A. HoPPIN.
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AMERICAN IloTEL-- Exchange streef.--This
house, it Is known, is kept up the Restaurant sys
Iem-tan which nothing can be better adapted TO
the active business habits Of large class of our po-
pulatinu. The proprietor, Mr.. DYER, has expe-
rience in his vocation, a,d is admirably fitted, by
his naturally civil and obliging disposition, for mine
host Situated in the centre of usiness, with a
fine snit of airy, pleasant rooms. full company of
well trained walters, and the best that the market
affords with which to Gil up the daily bill of fare,
he will indeed be hard to please who leaves this es-
Enlistment dissatisfied.
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TVNHE undersigned has jus opened large and
I'well seecied stock Of SCHOOL BooKs--'s pre-
pared to sell Teachers, Parents, and Guardians. as
loo as any house in the Ssathetn country Tie has
also, y large stock Of Law, Medical, Theological
Miscellaneous and Standard library iiocks; To
which is added MANUFACTURING ESTABLISH
MENT. Clerks Of Courts, Assessors and Taxcoilee-
tors can have books made TO any pattern and at
short notice. catalogue Of schools backs can be
haG by calling at % DsuphIn st.
noyl0 >. w ALLEN.
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go-Thc letter of our correspondent. in New-Or-
leans, giving interesting Of the reception
OF Mr.. Calhoun in that city, was received too late
for publication in to-day paper. 1t will appear in
AM
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sHERlFF's SALE.

WILL be sold for cash 10 front Of The Court
w House door Of Washington county, on Mon.
day the 2nd day OF February. 1S4o, between the
hours Of sale Of said day, negro man called PR-
TER, copper color, aged As or so years, feet
inches high. with two SEARS on his forehead. and
says he belongs to Thomas Williams Of ralladega
county, Alabama. Said negro man Peter having
been committed to the Jail of Washington cohn'y,
Alabama, as a runaway slave, by w. Chapman,
justice oil the peace Of said county, on the 2lst Of
June. i845, and his ow ner owners having failed
TO come forward, prove property, pay Charges and
ance with the statute in such made and provide
ed topay Jail fees.
noyiO 233tds w. p. SPINKS, Sheriff w. C.
or The Flag and Journal. Tuscaloosa; Hunis.
vile Democrat and Montgomery Advertiser will
please copy and send bill 10 me. w. P.,S,
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VOTERS OF THE SIXTH WARD.
~ The voters of the SIKH Ward friendly 10 my cleo
iun the Office of Mayor, invited meet at The
Mississippi Hotel, this evening, at o'clock.
nov 10 r. McALPIN.
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@. w. OGDEN,

q. w. OGDEN, irt.
AUCTION g. COMMISSION MERCHANT,
Nos. rs and II WATER STREET.
GJ Will give particular attention TO the sale of Pro
duce, and all kinds OF Merchandise consigned 10 him.
Acknowledgements Sales-Saies of Stocks, Real Es-
tate, &c. fH-
Having large Warehouses; ample accommodate ion can
be given for the display Of Furniture for SALE novlf
r MOBIL IRON sTORE.-DADE &
RAYNOLDS, SUCCESSORS To DEFOREST, MORRIS &
COMM Rocks Boiling Cloths Mill Gear, Bar Iron,
Mill Irons and Hardware generallyNo. "a Water ST.
octI8 2l5tf
n CHINA, Glass, EarthenNvare and CUT
LERY-WHoLEsALE AND RETAIL-The subscriber Is
receiving extensive assortment of the above ar
ces " hich he Offers NJ he lowest prices. NJ +ffH
ID novl4 JAS. MAS TERSON. Importer. "a Water-st
III Consianees of sundry packages Merchandise, per
brig Acton from Philadelphia marked di,mond NJ aud
G. H., will please cal aud receive the same.
nov 10 BEERS SMITH, 22 ST Michaelst,
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The Florida Democrat of Friday

The U. S. ship ST, Mays, commander J. R.
Saunders, arrived here Wednesday evening last,
aud anchored outside Of the island of Santa Rosa
The St. Marys has direct from Vera Cruz with
important dispatches for the government, which
brought to The Navy Yard lale AT night by one
of the ships cutters; and thence forwarded to this
city early yesterday morning by the u. s. steamer
General Taylor. The ST. NJ. sailed from Vera Cruz
in company with her b. Nj. ship Eurydice, bound to
Havana with the French Minister on board; and
shortly afler The two vessels had cleared the harbor,
The English frigale with the classical name evinced
Yankee Saint, Of less pretension 10 fdme-but
therein she sguay failed; for as she crowded sail
TO the gentle gale, the st. Mary had her eye on her.
and likewise let fall from her taper spars all The
light sails, which caught up The breeze, and she
run BY her with ease crossing her round stern and
then filling aihwart her bows and running far to
wincward.
Thereupon the English craft very unconcernedly-
gave up the further with appal ent "curse,
me 1-care 10 make display of my sailing quail
lies or any body" From friend we learn that
Commodore Conner with the whole Of the Squad
To sail from Yer, Cruz for this port in four
days after the St. Marys lett, but this was given
as mmor which could not be authenticity an
noun,ed.
Francis Grice. Esq. U. s. Naval architect arriv-
inc and report upon The condition Of the Frigate Po-
tuus, and understand that hu is of opinion that
the leak is no wise dangerous, rather not mme-
diately So, and thinks she safely make the pas
sage 10 Norfolk to be locked for repairs.
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ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.
TIME UNDERSIGNED having been appointed
Il Administrator Of the Estate Of Thos, w. Ri.
chardson, deceased, by the Orphan's Court ofWssh
i"g'on county. notice 70 hereby gwen 70 all persons
ure presented within the time prescribed by Iax
they will be barred and all indebted will make i'm.
mediate payment. r.
77tY 'o'@ W. p. SPINKS, sAdministratos.
BARRYToN, Oct 70, 1912 . nnvl0 288fc
" ANTED-On the PUBLIC WORKS a. the
w Navy Yard, Pensacola, TWENTY ABLE
BODIED SLAVE LABORERS, for which ONE
DOLLAR per day will he given. Application 30 w
made 10 the Commandnnt the Yard
w. X. LATIMER,
nsvio 2s8,f Csmnanaant,
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The ships in the river, our public edi6ces, the
principal places oil resort, SC, were gas decorated
with flags during the day and all our citizens vied
APP arenty. in the ardor shew Sher estimation of
this eminent man.
All the courts Of law in the city were closed yea
erday. No business was done ri tho Recorders
ofiices.--lN. o. Com. Times.
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TO THE PUBLIC.

An attack upon my personal and official charac-
ter appears in The Advertiser OF the 9Th inst, IN
form of resolution pnrpurtIng to have bsen passed
hy a anannnus vote Of the Board Of Common Coun-
c III the members Of the Board in The city present
Upon the motives OF the individuals who framed and
caused the resolution 10 be published II is now
INV purpose to comment. Whether lis publication
was designed 10 operate against me as candidate
for your sufrages, and To benefit anoher wheth-
err il was To wreak personal spite under the cloak
Of official action, leave 10 you 10 Judge now on
" pi oppose to shew you, lst--ThaI The proceed
lngs OF The Board Of Council are with design in
correctly published 81, That The resolution was not
passed by majority of The Board; thai instead OF
II unanimous vote, il received hut two votes Only
Sd, That il passed AT all, II was not intended TOR
publications. and thai il reached The columns Of The
newspaper contrary to the instructions oil "A majority
of the Board; and Alb, That il is so placed among
The proceedings mslead the public mind as to
the time and circumstances attending the alterca-
ton between $. P. Bullard aud myself Upou re-
ference to the proceedings as published, il will be
noticed thar after the resouthn the record says--
THE papers from the other board were then taken
up aud severally concurredin," sc. The inference
is, that Il difficulty had occurred; that it IN
SANITY seltedby vote of censure; and that then,
The Board prnceeded with its regular business. This
is the fact. To prove these propositions refer
you To the subjoned letters from gentlemen, mem
bers of the Board and 10 that of the clerk of the
Boa rd. perusa of these letters am satisfied will
leave not doubt, that The resolution did not find its
way officially before you, nut that there dog
ged DETERMINATION 10 arragn me before The public
10 answar for private quarrel.
CHAS. A. HOPPIN.
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z. G. IDEAS, .
COTTON BROkE Err,

II. T.. IDEAS,
N4s COTTON BROKER,
nov10 ST Michae-st
ENXCHANGE on Providence, from la60 day s
IL sight, for sale by ..t.ll Es
noy1OK y. & G. MANTON, 2s 81 Michael st
n LIBERAL ADVANCES made on conslgnmenis
IL of Cotton to our friends in New York and
philadelphia
.novl0 HUNTINGTON & CLEVELAND.
NM ANTED TO HIRE-A good Washer and
w Ironer, (colored,) for whom good wages can
be had by immediate application at the American
Hotel. [nov10vl j. j. DYER.
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" FOR MAYOR-GEORGE L. HOLT is announced
by his friends candidate for the Office of Mayor ut the
ching municipal election, and is recommended to
the suages of his fellow citizens an individual emf
nently qualified for the office and SUCH entitled to their
confidence and support. sepl3 20ltde+
III We are authorized to announce CHARLES A.
HOPPlN, ESQ.,, rs n candidate for Reelection 10 the Of
hee of Mayor nj the ensuing municipal election
GFThe friends orc. q. LANGDON announce him a
candidate for Mayor, at the next municipal ell elton.
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HEAVY HAUL "A circular from the office Of
the chiei of police, Newly ORR, suites that the trunk
taken from the Railroad Depot at Rochester ron.
uned money 10 tine amount of $50, 0G0. IN Western,
Eastern, and Northern bills. The Buffalo Pilot HIS
traced out losses 10 Tie Of $25 ISL sustained
IN that city. The heaviest sufferers X. II. Sey-
mour & Co. $4,000. o. Lee g. Go. $500; A..
ID. Palchin 50 500; American Exchange Bank Of
New-Yok, So .0G0, and various lesser sums.
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EtlR NETWORK.

A6H The bark CI.AREmoNT. Capt. Trus'eIl.
A$a2now leading for the above port requires 10
bales cotton 10 Gil up. For freight, apply to
noylO e. c. CENTER & CO.
FOR FREIGHT OR CHARTER.
etSS The cappered and copper fastened SHIP
EsszzsATALANTA, Capt. Raymond, Of 1871 tons
burlhen, aud ready for any voyage-eoaswise would
be preirrred. Apply 10
nnvIO HUNTINGTON n CLEVELAND.
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FOR TUSCALOOSA
NAVY AGENTS OYFIGE, !

..4. NAVY AGENTS OYFIGE,1
=-i Pensacola, November z, l5I5. {
g EALED PROPOSALS will be received at this
- Office until Monday, IL O'Clock N, the 8tb day
Of December next, to furnish the following Articles
10 he delivered at the Navy Yard and Hospital PEN
sacoIa, before Monday, the 28th day of Janua-
ny, 1886:
For Centre Building at Hospiaf. %
1892 900 Bricks, (hard burned
800 bbls Lime, (Thomaston
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nj OBILE.

Monday Morning, November 10, 1915,
No papers were received yesterday from New
York Boston.
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Outdoor Rates OF Exchange, Nov. q, AS.
lls on England AT 60 days. 4fO7A TIC prem.
Bills on France, at 60days. .91f0537 tic. prem
Bills ON New FORK, at 60 days....2 f024 tc. dist.
Do do at 30 days.. ..lh0lA do
Do do at Is days.......l Ok do
Do do at sight .......... AfOl de
Bills on Boston, at 60 days...........2 f02lS do
DO do atsght............. ADl " do
Bills on Philadelphia at 60 days.....2 OK 4" do
no do at 30 days.. .lh@I7& d" do
ellis on Providence, at 90 days........2 02h do
Do do at sand 10 Days. % -" do
Checks on New Orleans. ......... parGDL prem
treasury DraltS Si[D-- dist.
Spece-Amercan Cold ,......... hO% q" prem.
BANK NOTES
State Bank and Brlnches........ E. 03 dc. disc't
Planters and MerchantsBank....... az
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FENO PLANTERS AND MERCHANTS
4 SwEDEs IRoN-350 ions, assorted sizes
STEEL-l0 tons, various qualities
Hollow WARE-100tons, assorted sizes
Cur NAILs-50 casks, Sd. 10 Sod.
AxEs-30O dozen C's
WEEDING HoEs-lS00 dozen C's
TRACE CHAINs-20 1000 pair, polished
BLAcKsMITH's TooLs-100 sets, complete
Together with a large assortment of Table aud Pock-
ct Cutlery, Carpenters Tools, Curriers' do, Stoves,
Crates, etc.
Also-Wheat Fans. Corn Shelters, Corn Mills,
Corn and Cob Mills, Mill Rocks, Gin Segments etc.
Also-Rifes, Guns. Pistols. etc. For sale low by
noyl0 D MAZANGE 4 CO.. 4S Comst
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FREIGHTS have been animated the last day or
masters yielding their professions for advance in
foreign, and taking up with former rates Two engage
Thursday for Liverpool and yesterday
Havre and one for the Clyde brig taken for Pha-
delpha, and another for Providence both se In add
ton ship has gone the berth Tor New York, "A bark
Tor Baltimore and two spanish vessels for There
is but little freight offering for New York ships 3
barks and brigs arrived during the week We quote
Liverpoo-cotIon per Id. 800. Heterogeneous.
Clyde. ............ "....... II 32d-engagement
Havre... ........".. Heterogeneous.
COastwise. .."....... .3ac-engag ements
Rates period last year-Liverpool ad; Clyde II
32d; Havre lc New York $la Four vessels 10 ding for
Great Britain and for France. In port Is ships, banks
and brPs
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reference general statement will show that the
receipts all the ports latest dates 257 ASS
bales say 1850 more than last year time. 1t
should be noted however that the recent Irregularities Of
the mail has deprived of Charleston and Florida dates
late due. From the the foreign exports
as large they otherwise would he the n York
mail being also behind. The shipments to Great Britain
thus far stands e06l-ngainst 1854 bales other foreign
ports being less than last year The stocks compare 1885,
252, against e02,6.iS.
We have far reliable authority fer believing that
any injury has been sustained by the cotton plant through
frost heavy white frost visited us Monday night,
which extended have doubt. Throughout the interior
but is thought ha. been produc tive OF any damage
this side of the mountains. The weather since has
EXCHA NGE-The market is heavy and rates gradual
ly sinking The amount offering is not large and
period would be considered light but the demand is still
restricted. We reduce for sterling average
of Il per since the 3ls ult. and domestic bills "a D4.
The Bank checks New York at Il discount. State
without alteration in value but if possible duer
than last notice. u s. Treasury notes have receded
See table.
Receipts of specie-this week .........S 1880
PREVIOUSLY liHUUU
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MOBILE, COL GABUIS, IVA VERIFY. ABER.
DkEH And COTTON oiH RE0ULAR PACKER
h TiSSSAs The light draught Alabama
r1A4yg - Vbuilt steamboat UNION, d. Bar
~ = - fsE ton, MASTER will ply beta cen the
aboye potts curing The present as IA regular
packet The Union built the past summer and
lie owned nITey by planiers of Alabama and Mis-
sissippi She is No. 10 every Reproducing
con .irnced Of The beat materials. She is intended
as winter racket the Bigbee River, and for the
Alabama river during the summer.
For freight or passage, apply on board or 10
nOyl0 NJ WARING Il co.
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Our Circuit Caurl is sessiun, and business
rapidly disappearing IRON the docket, under the
prompt and energetic administration If Judge Bragg.
The prospect is, that the docket will he cleared
during the ,erm. The criminal docket, with the ex-
cepliun OF two which are set for Thursday, on
ly occupied the Court one day and half. Judge B..
is emDhatcally business Judge, and is winning for
himself "so den opinions" with the bar, and with
the people Of The county. River State Review.
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ROCERIES- bbls Rectifed Whiskey
VI 10 bbls Ohio superine Flour
20 binds choice new, Is do do old Sugar
SO bbls new Molasses IN cypress
80 casks Cincinnati Sides and Shoulders
30 tlerces do choice Hams
rs Kegs Northern and Western Butter
200 boxes superior Western Cheese
100 kegs prime Leaf Lard
300 bags Bran aud Shorts
300 boxes No Soap; 200 do Goldfish
so boxes common Tobacco. For sale by
n0vl0 MARSHALL, ROWE d co.
NOTICE TO BUILDERS AND OTHERS
~ 200 casks Thomaston White Lump Lime
Cement--75 bbls Rosendale Hydraulic in store
Plaster-50 bbls Calcined Plaster do
HaIr-25 bbls Plastering Hair do
Fire Brlcks--l0000 Fire Bricks do
1900 bbls Thonaston Lime for sale to arrive
The Subscribers have made arrangements 10 have
constantly on hand cargo Of Lime which they vii
sell to builders and others at the lowest market pr
ces, and respectfully solicit their orders.
f. C. CENTER & CO.,
novl0 corner Cont and Commerce SITS.
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COMMERCIAL.

LATEST ApylCEs.
Liyerpo0l. .....-oet II llavrc sept 50
andOn ........... Oct 10 NGw-N 81
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For NEW ORLEANS

o. Cabin passage "a. Deck passage 81 30
dBs-- n The fine steamer MONFEZU-
ST4ES& MA. Kelly, master. bull sroressly for
skaths trade, having been iildh oughly
oyerhauled speed increased. and much improved by
the addition Of II fine upper Cabin. all IN State
Rooms ne,O Boilers, ETC.. has resumed her regular
mi-weekly trips, aud will leave for New Orleans on
TUESDAY, Ilth inst, at II O'Clock Am.
For freight passage, having 6ne accommoda-
lions, apply on board or to
noyI0 Z. A. GILBERT & BRO 80 Com st
Oy- Passengers desiring ii, will be landed at the
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MOBILE, Nov. 9Th, lS45.
G.. A. HoPPIN, Esq.

c. A. HOPPIN, Esq
Dear Sr,-I have received yours OF to-day and
in reply state that was opposed to the passage Of
The resolution offered by Mr. Barney, censuring you,
because was satisfied that at the tine you used Tie
remarks you did toward MIR. BulIard, you believed
the Board Of Common Council had adjourned and
that YOU intended no insult TO the Board. | thought
il was personal matter between Mr., Billiard and
yourself. did moi for the resolution, and do
not think but two members voted for IT, under
stood that the resolution WAS in'ened for The Coun-
cause Mr.. Barney asked by The Clerk if it was
Gil alone and 10 be published. thought this, be-
to go TO the other Board and he replied no. it
for tins Board alone The resolution was passed
after All other business had been transacted and af
Ter the Board Of Council had returned from the JOINT
Convention Of Mayor, Aldermen and Common Coun-
Gil. Yours, &c. W. X. NEVILLE.
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CHAS. A. HOPPIN.
MOBILE, 9Th Nov. 1S45.

CHAs A. HoPPIE, Esq, Mayor.
Sr,-Your note oil this morning has just been
handed me- ] was present at the Board OF Com.
mon Council last Monday, and remained there until
all the papers from The other Board had been taken
up and acted upon. Our Board then 10 meet
the Mayor aud ldermen in Convention. Alter The
Convention adjourned left The room, thinking that
the Board Of Common Council had also adjourned
until the next regular meeting. No resolution PIE
vous 10 this, had been offered by MIR. Barney cen.
surfing the Mayor, published in the proceedings OF
the Common Council in the Advertiser ofthls morn
ing. l do not think that your remarks TO Mr. Bull
lard we're nten.nd to insult the Board, and had !
been present when the resolution offered by MIR. Bar
ney came up for adoption, should have voted against
it. Very respectfully, your ob't sery',
(Signed,) VIM. LYON.
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TNVENING ROBES, CAPES, &c-DAEIELs
n g. 1RRADY have just received
New and handsome Embroidered Robes
White Blue and Buff Tarlaianes for evening
dresses
New style Capes and Collars
d. 81 b have also received n few cartons OF
Printed Feather Bords for Head Presses; Fancy
Flowers, Plumes, Wreaihs. sc; Embroidered and
Riviere Linen Cambria Hdkls; Hem Stitch and
Plain do do; Fancy Hat and Cap Ribbons, newest
stvle and very cbeao novl0