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MuRDERoUs AssAULT.-Charles Winworth was
on Sunday afternoon arrested in the Third Munich
pality, charged with making murderous attack
on Patrick McCardel and his child. a boy about
nine years of age. Winworth went to the house OF
NcCardel and attacked him with large club ;
and is thought that but for the interpostion of
Mr.. Adolphe Knapp, he would have killed both the
man and the boy. The accused is in prison await
ing an examination.
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PROBABLE DEATH OF DIR. CooLIDGE.-Accounts
u tle Eastern papers, allude to the death of Doct
coolidge as being stated in letters received from
augusta, Maine. Physicians attached to the prison
Where Coolidge was confined, We're confident. when
lie verdict of guilty was rendered, that he could
not live month.
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NEW ORLEA N S:
TUESDAY MORNING, APRIL IL, 1s4s

INoUEsTs-An inquest was yesterday held or
the body of white man, name unknown, who
was found floating in the river opposite Elmre
street, Third Municipality. Deceased had appa-
renly been in the water long time, as his hair had
all fallen out, and the body was much swollen.
There nothing discovered to identify the body.
Verdict in accordance with the above facts.
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BREACH OF TRUsT.-William Landry was last
evening arrested by the Second Municipality police,
charged with having disposed of, fer his own use
and benefit, chest of carpenters tools and some
lumber which had been left in his possession for
safe keeping
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II tgtRLEs.-Capt Nicholas 2d Artillery. n X Rich
TayIdl, n!NtitaeiEpha NJ Sexton vi G Taylor Ms
\ Ho nilS Taylor, Miss Taylor, Ala; N Clements N Y
iiSk. hSI M II Games, Ark; T Faulkner, do; W
Ala: Nc MS BelIaye,s Ms Censhaw and children
ComeI1 T T. Monpgomery, Y S A; T T Taylor Tenn: ]
ett, Va 'eo Reeves, Ohio; w Parke, Miss; Or Neb
M"WITp nAHRR; W Ngke o. Samuel Bull Miss; Miss
Natchez 'jt! , DO; p Ehambe1lin o. II S Eusts
r. tx elissi . w Nance. A II Hearne $3.50
ArLfbS.ittt RS -ny q Dunn, la; A Lyle Sham NJ
Dr. tJfm SnoaAia; Harris II Nfeiker Rugeiey, La
aEkWLETr SnW b Sessions Nacliez; w Cline III NJ
bell r. ~, Miss; Marshall, Avoyees, La; a earn.
Scott IL ARG ApE-lohn Nelson Pass Christian. RoIt
q II n w alter Brooks. New Orleans w Dent Rodnev
= II DeaESe' John L. IluN Pittsburg -''""e''
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RoBBERY.--Caroline, a slave of Mr.. Brlness
was Yesterday morning arrested by the First NUM-
cipaIity police, charged with having the 18th Of
March last, stolen trunk, containing large guam
lity of clothing from a house on Rampant, near
Cont street. The slave was locked up for exami-
nation
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rIrrSBuRG,-This is literally one of the g fast .
L'aces OF the interior. In forty-six years, from
nolner post, fortified to protect the far west from
indian ncursons, pittsburg has become great and
,'",fai manufacturing and commercial city, having
BUSINESS almost literally with the world.
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\, GREAT PRoGENY.-We learn from the Trenton
'e"s That an old Jersey matron, the widow of
'oSeph Newman, of Revolutionary memory, died
"'e o'herday in Monmouth county, leaving nine
'iudren, ninely-one grandchildren, and ninety
'''fee great-grand-children making one hundred
d'lu seventy-three descendants
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ARREST FOR NUMBERING SLAvE.-The Mo-
bile Herald of the 9TH instant states that in that
city, man named James Paul was arrested on
Wednesday by Mr.. David Walker, as fugitive
from justice in Mississippi. He was taken before
Justice kimba, refused bail and committed to Jail
He will be examined on the 10th instant. before
Chancellor Lesesne, on a writ OF habeas corpus
1t appears, continues the Herald, that some three
years ago the prisoner murdered his slave in
Lowndes county, Miss He was arrested, and be-
lore the examination was made, gave bail in the
sum OF $4,000. He fled to Texas, and, returning
to Mobile, arrested as is stated above. large
reward has been offered for his apprehension by the
Governor of Mississippi. The prisoner for
merry III business in this city and is man s. well
todo III the world" far as property is concerned.
The murder alleged against him, according to the
current story, was of cruelty. After beating,
and Otherwise toruring his man servant TO death,
ne cut the body into pieces and destroyed it by fire.
'or the purpose of concealing all evidence of his
crime If this be true, we trust he may receive
speedy and condgn punishment"
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PoLITENEss.- the late French troubles,
the splendid country mansion of Baron Rothschild
at Surennes was burnt, under the impression that it
was royal property and the persons who destroyed
1t, on discovering the mistake, sent deputaton to
apologize
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Cleared Yesterday:
Ship Allegheny, shankland Philadelphia, j. H. Ashbridee
Ship Independence, GBrj Henry LIVERPOOL VIM Mnre
Bark Turbo, Young. Boston, C w Hvnson
Bark Virginia, (swedish) Jansson, Gotten9arg, ''o
B B Slaf MoTsan ong BsItimoSe J. II Ahbde
Brig Selma Block Vera Cruz. John AIexsnd der
Brig Columbus, Webster, St. Pierre Martinique,
Poacre Prudene, (sp.) sampe, Barcelona,
schr. Ella, Trufant, Pensacola, John Hurley 4 Go
Schr. Brazos, Uric Tampico j. w Zachane 4 90
schr. John Story, Rodevch Charleston Marsh Ranetr
Arrived Yesterday:
Steamship Galveston Crane I'm Galveston sh inst to Iar
Ship Frances Ann Robinson II DAYS FIN Boston TO G w
U. S seh Henry Long, Gomez I'm Tampico I'd inst, to L.
;. Quartermaster-2d my.
Oregon. Hiem. I'm Mobile
Music, Dalferes, I'm Lafourche.
Helena Wec FIN Grand Ecore66o bales es cotton Spo
Marshal Ney Carlisle fm tennessee rver9o7 b. cotton
&c & B. Watkins s i, Lee fin Nashyie-555 bales cotton
Ghas Ganol HHa l Tn St Lous-lo bales cotton.
Towboat Anawan, Whitemore, I'm the Passes
Towbo Phenix Crowel I'm the Passes
Towboat Shark, Pinnegar, I'm the Passes.
Memoranda
Steamboat Ino Hancock left Cincinnati ON the 4th and
LOUISVILLE on the 9TH INST reports feet water the Falls
IoWboat Anawan tOwed down and to the 9th inst
Towboa Phenix owed down and to sea on the 9Th inst
ships Flavio and kedon, bark Due Orleans and brig T.
Towboa Shark lowed down and to sea on the Sth inst
Jno Roaletf.
On the LIST inst, off the Isaacs ship France from PhadeI
phla with government stores, bound to Vera Cruz s-a
PAssENGERs.-Per steamship Galveston-Gen HamiI
ton, MAJ Jackson Messrs Chapel Cockbnrn Trudeandio
The steerage and 40 slaves.
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oFTEN ENouGH.-Under the new constitution
OF The State OF Illinois, the Legislature of tina,
State will meet only once in two wears
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vs. }. Rogers, late of the Louisville Legion, and
Ex-Governor of Monterey, died at Louisville on the
morning OF the Sd inst, after an illness of two DAYS.
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POPULAR AND STANDARD BOOKS.
HLh LII rs METHOD OF LEARNING TO
~ HEAD, WRITE AND SPEAK SPANISH-by
NJ NeiasqueZ and L. Simonne:
D,OpIMaBBE E Y son; Ne, Ne II with Illustrations;
CHAMBERS CYCLOPEDlA OF ENGLISH LITER
AZURE, vols
THE LADIES EVERY DAY HAND BOOK of Letter
Writing, Flowers, Cookery etc
For sale by [ap1O 3t1 ID. BAKER & CO. so Camp st.
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FASHIONABLE ICE CREAM SALOON.

,TR.NUR H.7JI
INIlE public is respectfully informed that the magni-ys,
4 cent Ball Room of this establishment will bes
opened on the 18th instant rs ICE CREAM SA- Ft5
LOON IT is intended to be conducted upon the plan 1
OF the celebrated Ice Cream Saloons of New York and Phil
Notwithstanding place of that Ladies may visit
all times with perfect confidence either after the fatigue
shopping morning walk, and in the evening with gen
emen and regae themselves with the choicest Creams and
Confectionery Frnits, eca desderaton long wanting
this city in soliciting the patronage Of the fashionable
pubG the pTOpretors have only to point the high eput-
ton for responsibility and order that this Hall has hitherto
maintained guarantee that the regularity will be
observed under the arrangement Families supplied
with superior Ice Cream the shortest notice
N B.-An officer will be constantly in attendance ex-
cIude all improper persons. apl0 If
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~ tennessee grows more Indian corn than any
o''ler State in the Union.
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o. 1t is said that over six hundred houses will
be built i'll Chicago, ILL.,. this spring.
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arrivals at the PrircjpaI hotels yesterdav-

1$ Lake navigation is opened between Toronto
and Rochester.
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Observation-Disclosures.

REF NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
THE undersigned begs inform the public that he has
II removed his Ice Cream Establishment from ST o. =
Charles street to the CORNER CANAL AND BA-
ROME STREETS, where his new Saloon will be V ~
opened on SATURDAY EVENING, April g.. eS
and remain open daily from ii O'Clock A. M till late bou
in the evening. Every variety of refreshments will be sup
piled srch as Ice Cream sherbets Ice Lemonade etc etc
He trusts that the convenient locality of the Saloon and
the unexceptonabe quality of the refreshments provided
will induce fair share of public patronage.
apps I'm Fl WIT.LOZ
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- The total amount of property subject TO tax
'''ol III Philadelphia is 1927 ,9S3, 800
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DEAD FAILuRE.-The Mineral Bank of Cum.
beriand. Md, has bursted.
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NEW AND INTERESTING BOOKS.
A L No. IA CAMP STREET,
~ Alison Military Life of MARLBOROUGH
Neander's Life OF Christ, from the 4h edition.
Vol. Harper's Pictorial History of England.
Vol. Chalmers Poshumous Works.
Grey's Botany of the Northern United States.
Nichols Stellar Universe.
The Bachelor of Albany-by the author of Falcon Family
Old Hicks the Guide Adventures in the Camanche Coun
try in search ola gold mine-by Charles w Weber
No Lanes translation of the Arabian Nights Entertain
ments-ilusrated by SEQ beautiful designs on wood
price 25 cts.
Jack Tier The Florida Reef by ]. Fenmore Cooper au
thor OF 1.-THE Pilot, Red Rover ETC., in 2 vols price
each % cts.
Also-A fresh supply of the American Almanac and Repos
tory of Useful knowledge for 184s
Now and Then, by Samuel Warren. LII, D.
Just received and for sale the New Orleans Statoners
Warehouse [al0 3tl J. B. STEEL, IA Camp st.
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TRON.A complete assortment of bar round and square
aio2t /. j. WEBSTER & co. % Graver st,
ROOMS TO RENT.
TWO ROOMS-Parlor and Bedroom-on the lower -
foor-pleasantly situated and elegantly furnished fF;
For Rent Inquire No SO B URIC INDY ST. ml0kiA
FEATHERS, ETC.
ON HAND for sale LIVE GEESE FEATHERS in
~ quantities to suit purchasers,
Also FLOOR OIL CLOTHS, from feet to "a feet wide
together with MATING etc for sale at the Paper Hang
ing and Upholstery Store, No 90 Camp street.
apIo3 los ETTER
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EMcTJsu AND AngrpTrAMp

r. STEEL, No; IA Castp street, respectfully invites
- the attention of literary and professional gentlemen
heads of public institutions and the public generally to his
extensive and choice stock of
STANDARD WORKS-embracing the best editions of
the best authors in
History and Biography, Agriculture Botany and Gar
Voyages and Travels denine,
Theology and Ecclesiastical Greek and Latin Classics
History. Chemistry, Geology and Min
Poetry and the Drama eralogy
Fine Arts, Medicine
Architecture and Engineer Natural History
ing, Mathematics PHYSICS and
Naval and Military Sciences. Mechanics, '''' anu
Natural Philosophy, / Philology and General Lite
Moral and Political Science nature
A great variety of BIBLES and PRAYER BOOKS of
all sizes, in elegant and plain bindings;
SPLENDIDLY ILLUSTRATED WORKS:
All the approved SCHOOL BOOKS in use together
with large assortment of Juvenile Publications. aplO 81
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PORT OF NEW ORLEANS.
Cleared Yesterday:

LAr1rrDE, @ 81 30 N.-LoNeIrupE, go WIN Time. eh.
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ITALIAN WAREHOUSE,

iA1all1AIS FV11IhIIIOOSI,
Nos rs and 10 CAMP STREET.
lEtHE undersigned have received the following assor
l. ment Of CHOICE ARTICLES, viz:
80 boxes Raspberry Vinegar Syrup
100 - Assorted JelieS pint Jars;
so " Havana Sweetmeats:
$40 lbs. Superfine Spanish Chocolate;
200 drums Choice Efme Figs;
200 baskets superfue Annisette:
1000 whole, half and quarter boxes Raisns;
so boxes Maccaroni and Vemacei;
100 - Fresh Genoa Citron:
3C0 bags and trails Soft-shel Almonds
20 dozen English Pickles, assorted;
SO cases Canton Preserved Ginger;
/. so dozen genuine Worcester Sauce
50 boxes Bay RUM Fresh Lemons and Oranges now
landing and for sale by R. F. NICHOLS y co,
apl0 1t rs and 70 Camp street
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Eleven Lots of Ground in Lafayette.
By PIERSON d BONNEVAL~

UBlCe, W OF UTHflef STfeGf.
vE'HURsDAY, April 70, at IL oclock-Wili be sold at
Il Bankss Arcade. without reserve
EI4EVEN LOTS OF GROUND in the City of Lafay.
cite bounded by St Andrew St David and Fist and
Numbers l. 2, 3, g. g. TO- H. Il, 10 and A. Lot No
l, forming the corner of St David and Fist streets -
and depth on First street Nos 2, and A. adjoining No 1,
measure each 30 feet front St David street by 100 feet
eep No measures 30 feet front First by 1872 feet
inches deep No measures 81 feet inches front St
ndeW street by 1 feet deep and front First Nos
St Andrew street BY 2o feet deep No a. adjoining the
ABOVE measures 81 feet lines St Andrew street by 70
feet deep The whole according to Plan which viii he
exhibited at the sale. " ~ ''o " "
FERNS one third cash. balance and - months credit
for notes bearing mortgage until paid - ~ ~
Acts of sale before L. R. Kenny ESQ., Notary Public at
the expense of the purchasers. an7
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Board Of Aldermen for the Second Municipality
met at 5 O'Clock last evening, for the purpose of
organizing and preparing for business. There
were fourteen members present.
communication was received from the Mayor
transmitting list of the members elect
Mr.. Peters moved thata committee of three men,
bers be appointed to examine into the qualifications
OF the Recorder and members present, and report
thereon forthwith. Messrs. Peters, Stockton and
Leeds were appointed on the committee, and the
Council then took a recess of ten minutes.
The committee reported that all the members
We're duly qualified, and the report was adopted.
communication was received from the Mayor
congraiulatng the Council on the prosperous state
Of the Second Municipality, and complimenting the
last Council for the efficient manner in which they
had managed its affairs.
Mr.. Peters then moved that the President appoint
the standing committees for the year.
The President then appointed the following COM
mttees:
Fnaaco-Messrs Peters, Renshaw and Leeds. ..
'Sfreefs and Ldndings-Nlessrs. Renshaw, Thacker
Leeds, Stockton, Peters and Smith. Education-
Messrs. Bullitt, Lands and Hall. :. Pohce-AIessrs
Goding, Thacker and Marks. q. Claims-Messrs
Gleason, Cook and Barnes :. Fre-Messrs Stock
ton, Montanye and Marks. Warehouses; and
Prtsons-Messrs. Lands, Cook and Barnes
Eiedtth-Nlessrs. Graham, Montanye and Smith
House Of Refuge-Messrs. Hall, Golding and Ora
ham, Building Municipal Hall-Messrs. Peters,
Golding and Leeds
The standing rules of the last Council were then
adopted.
Aid Peters then stated that Gen. Scott was
shortly expected in the city, and offered the follow
ing resolutions, which We're unanimously adopted
WHERE'S i is understood to be the intention of Maj.
Ten scott SHORTLY to arrive in this city, be unanimously
Resorcd, That committee be appointed to act with his
Honor the Mayor and with committees of the Councils of
The First and Third Municipalities order tender to that
,nSuous citizen and soldier whose brilliant achievements
have contributed much TO the glory of country the
hosplatls of our city and 10 make suitable arrangements
for his reception the CITY's GUEST
ReSolced That the Secretary transmit copies of the pre-
cedng resolution to his Honor the Mayor be transmitted
by him to the Councils of the First and Third Municipalities
Messrs Peters, Renshaw and Stockton were APP
pointed on said committee, and the Council then
adjourned to meet again this evening.
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SPRING MEETING, 1913.
TIVE REGULAR SPRING MEETING Of the LOUI-
IL SfANA ASSOCIATION JOCKEY CLUB will
commence on WEDNESDAY, April 18th, 1913.
FIRST DAY-WEDNESDAY, April 12-Association
SECOND DAY-THURSDAY, April l3-sweepstakes
for year ods-Subcnpton $300-FOrtet, $lGT-Declara
ration s25-Mile heats Twenty three nominations.
IL Van Lear names own brother to 1honhil.
2Wm Minor names b. by Wagner, out OF Britannia,
by Muey.
3-Aso, b. c. by Doncaser, out of Nell Gwynne.
ALSO oh. g. by Trustee, out OF Lady Jane.
5-Aso. b. c. by Doncaster, out of Falcon.
IA H. Carmel names CHI by Glencoe, out oil Fandango
81 J. Hughes names b. f. by Ben Franklin, out OF Cath
9-Wm s Tyson names CHI by Gerow, out of Sally Par
10-J Porter names ch. f. by Harkfoward, out OF Vega
1Aso, b. By Harktoward dam out OF Chateau Latltte
Pm Kelley names CHI c. by Wagner dam by Sir Richard
l3-Wm F. Greer names oh. by Glencoe, out OF Gasight
I'D F. kenneT ch c. by Harkorwsrd out OF Luda
l5-Aso b. f. by Jim Bell out OF Humming Bird.
ia l.. Bingaman 5. g. by AMBASSADOR out of
17-Aso s. f. by Ambassador, out of Sunbeam.
Is-A $50 b. c. by Ambassador, out OF Natchez Belle.
l9-Aso b. f. by Ambassador, out of dam of Jeanneteau
2O-AEso, b. f. by Doneaster. ont of Lisbon Maid.
21-Ako s. q. by J. r. Grymes out of Chuck -fatella
23-J l.. Bradley names ch. f. by Trustee of Lady
THIRD DAY--FRIDAY, April 14-Assocation Purse,
FORTH ip5AY-sATURBAY April 15-Jockey Club
Purse, S700-Four mile heats.
FIFTH DAY-SUNDAY April 16-Assocation Purse,
THOs. EUBANK LEEFE,.
ai0 Secretary of the Louisiana Association.
SPERM OIL-acO gals. best Winter Strained, in cask
m h5 s. w CUTTER. 70 Poydras st.
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SPICE AND COFFEE MILLS

SPICE AND COFFEE MILLS,
No 40 Magazine, corner of Lafayette st.
I l.. BOLEN would respectfully inform the community of
that he at all times prepared the above
Mills TO furnish roast and ground Coffee ground Spices of all
boats Groceries and Restaurants supplied the shortest
tice ap4 6m
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EVANS ARCADE HAT EMPORIUM,

IiaOt1Dt
No. 80 Magazine, corner Grauier street
IuSI received and now opening at this establish E5S
- ment the largest and most varied assortment of Ea
HATS before offered in this market, consisting -
Straw, China Pearl Rutland, Campeachy Guyaquil and
ialan Hats of al shapes lined and pressed superior style
Superlne extra Rocky Mountain white and black Beavers
ine Moekin and ne plus ultra Hats of the latest fashions
and OF the finest finish. No pains expense has been
spared in the manufacture and finish of this stock The old
customers OF the house and the public respectfully res
quesled to call and examine Tor themselves. apl0 81
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J. WEST. Practical Dentist,

~ J. WEST, Practical Dentist,
"OULD respectfully inform the citizens of NewOeans
w that he has removed his office to 12o G.
CARoNDELET STREET corner of Poydras Hsses-sss
street. opposite the Church. Thankful for u 1Yyo-zya
the liberal patronage heretofore bestowed olII
upon him, he would solicit continuance of the same. Aer
in EqGoPe and the United States and having awaited him
self of all the late Improvements, he feels confident that he
will give satisfaction to all those who may favor him
call. List of Prices.
Single Tooth mounted on fine gold plate .......s7 80
- pivot. Observation-Disclosures 90
Plugging with fine gold per cavity ..............2 90
Cleaning Teeth 3 90
full set of Teeth, highly finished a principle
nv " ddheslqh =; lou w
lnthls from sou 10 lUu W
w warrants all his operations to be the best of work
mansp and material and give satisfaction those who
may patronize him, charge will be made
Old plates remodeed and repaired the shortest notice
Dentists in the country may rely having their work
promptly attended TO, by sending a correct model
b. w refer to many persons who are now ell.
loving the benefits Of his practice ans FIN
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message from the Mayor was then read, when
on motion of Mr.. Fabre, a committee was appointed
to inquire into the qualifications of the respective
members. After an absence of about ten minutes,
The committee returned and reported the several
members duly qualified.
An election for Secretary, and Sergeant-at- Arms
then took place, when the former incumbents,
Keynes and Michel were unanimously elected
The Standing Committees were then organized,
and resolution passed, fixing Monday next for
the election Of Municipal officers The Council
then adjourned.
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FIRST MUNICIPALITY CoUNcIL-The new MEM
bers of the First Municipality Council met for the
first time last evening. The roll having been called
the following gentlemen answered to their names ::
Is War-Dr S. d Mcneil R. Hagan, J. Duplessis
I'd Ward-John Duncan p ii. o. Neal.
ID Ward-Jos. Lanata, Nicolas Gurie
4hWard-J l.. Fabre Blanque
5hWard-J Lilly, f. Witt
6hWam-E. Giquel, Jose Barnes.
7thWard-A Dupre f. Banhe
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SOMETHING WORTHY OF ATTENTION.

FINE WATCHES. JEWELRY, SILVER AND
NELSON A. YOUNG, No Camp street, r.
friends and the public to his new and extensive 1s
sonment of fine English and Swiss EsAs4a
LEVER WATCHES,
from the best and most celebrated manufactures of London
Liverpool and Geneva carefully put up and warranted
fine Gold or Silver Gases of the most approved Patterns, to
of WATCH TRlMMINGS-compri sing every variety of
Ladies and Gentlemen's Fine Gold GUARD CHAINS;
Vest and Fob CHAINS; Watch Ribbons:
Keys and Seals Of the latest most fashionable patterns
Ladies Fashionable BROOCHES. Ga great vanety;)
DiamPnd Ruby Gar Garnet Pearl, and Plain Gold FINGER
- great variety of Gentemen's Shirt Studs Sleeve and
Collar Buttons Breast Pins, Scarf Pins, Seal Rings Silver
snspendeT Buckles Gold and Silver Spectaces of des
crption Gold and Silver Pencils Silver spoons Forks Cups
OF every description Ladies, Fine SiIrerpIaed Sheffield
cas!o Gandlescks Trays Lev Brown and speseers
Geieprated Diamond pointed Gold Pens. in Gold or Silver
Holders Fine Cutlery and Fancy Goods which he offers for
sale on the most reasonable terms
Persons from the country wishing purchase fine Time
Pieces or Jewery, would do well to call and examine his
stock before purchasing elsewhere. -
II Particular attention giving to RETAINING Clocks
and Watches short notice, by the most skiul workmen
to be found in the country.
Every description of Jewelry made and repaired TO
order apo limo.