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STARK, DAY, STAUFFER & CO.,
IMPORTERS OF
pom TIN ATE METALS HARDWARE, NC.

IRON, TIN PLATE METALS, HAHUF hhE5' &C.
Corner Canal aud Magazine sts., Men Orleans
~ FER for sale large and fresh stock OF the "a
IN following Goods and would respectfully solicit TZ
"a \ the inspection of country purchaser ia
\4y Swedish, American and English IRON; L
Mails Castings, Tin Plates Metals; - ,
NayIor Il Cos CAST STEEL and GIN SAW STEEL;
Paints Oils Window Glass Cordage, Tar hiil Stones,
Grind Stones AYES. Hoes Shoves Spades Ploughs;
COTTON and WOOt. CARDS.
Scy;es; Ok Log and Trace Chans; Anyis vices smith
assortment Of = = 49,, 49,, r,,, 49,.
Comprising all articles this line adapted TO the Southern
and Western Jobbng Trade
The advertisers are agents Tor the sale OF
PLANTATION WAGONS AND CARTS,
Iron Hubbs and Axes. and which have proved superior 10
any kind heretofore They would also call the aten
ton of Southern Planters to their stock OF
. PLANTATION GOODS,
Oils, Cane Knives Sugar Skmmer and Ladies, Truss
Hoops, Building Materials. woman, ,o,
CORN MILLS, STRAW CUTTERS, HORSE COL,
LARS, ETC.. etc.--Al of which have been selected
expressly for Plaotaton Supplies and of the best quail
Ties mh5 I'm
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STORAGE. STORAGE! sToRAGE!M


WE the undersigned having been long engaged AlEA
w i'm the Storage Business, beg TO inform
friends and the public, that have for the coming
season, SIX WAREHOUSES;, NOT surpassed by any IN
this city All of then, fire proof located in the Second Mu
nicpaity within very short distance OF the steamship and
fatboats' hndng, they situated as follows:
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. street, OF Notre Dame and
Commerce Streets
WESTERN-Corner of Julia and Foucher streets.
PELICAN-On Commerce, St. corner OF Grod and Notre
Dame streets.
CRESCENT-On New Levee street. between Gaennie
and Suzette streets.
PHGNTX-On Tchoupioulas street. between St Joseph
and Julia streets.
BRANCH-On Notre Dame street, between Tchoupitoulas
and Magazine streets
We are now prepared to receive all descriptions of Mer
clandse and Western produce at low rates. establish
ged that each description Of goods kept
entirely separate and distinct from that containing
any other and having also large number OF experienced
abolet constantly in employ, are enabled TO OTTER
facilities for the receipt and delivery of goods unequaed by
"' S''''' EMERSON, TOURNE 81 co,
mL5 3m 15S Tchoupitoulas street.
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R,i,r,sds-THc rarro,tt,. Ra;,r,1a rars 1e.,o +,

Railroads Tho Cdrrolif1R Raiiroaa Cars leave the
Depot, the OF Perdio and Raronnc streets.
Thf J.afG5cs RGirUdd Cars leave the of Canal
and Baronne streets every half hour during the day
The PopcharrGin RGircad Cars leave the Depot, at the
of Champs EsGes and Old Levee every hour
during the day.
The herican GHf Railroad Cars leave the corner of
Champs Elysees and Good Children streets.
Canals The Canal Caroudeio connect; the First Mu-
nic'pality with Lake Pontcharran; the Old Basin being
its city terminus. and the Port OF Bayou St John lis lake
terminus
TIE .Ne CaraI connects the Second Municipality with
Lake PontcarFan; the New Basin Circus street be-
tween Julia and Triton Walk being lis city terminus,
and Port Lathrop lis lake terminus.
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DAILY CRESCENT.
The Dew Drop.

= The Dew Drop.
The sky hath IFS star, the deep mine hath its GEM
And the beautiful pearl light the sea;
But the surface of earth holds riyal for Them
And Iustre more brilliant for me.
know of drop where the diamond now shines
Now the blue of the sapphire it gives
1t trefnbles-it changes. the azure resigns
And the tint Of the ruby now lives.
Anon the deep emerald dwells in its CLEAN.
I'll the breath OF the south wind goes By
When 1t auisers again, and the flash of It's beam
Poun the topaz fame swift on the eye
Look look on the grass blade all freshly impearled,
There are all of youf jewels in one;
gu may find every wealth purchased gem in the world
In the dew drop that's kissed By the sun.
Apolo's own crclet Is matches they say
Juno enpies its spafkles and light:
For It's formed of drops lit by its own burning rays
And Olympus shows nothing 50 bright.
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Rates of Postage on Letters, etc

LETTERs.For a single letter. not exceeding half an
ounce, (avordupoise } sent not exceeding $50 miles,
For every half ounce, and excess every half
ounce. the same rates of postage; and when adver-
tised, on each letter, four cents if the
advertising cost much additional.
For drop letters, not to be mailed, each, ..........2
CIRcULARs-For printed circular, handful adrer
tisement, unseaed sent any distance. ;.........
NEwsPAPERs-Of 1900 square inches, less, sent
30 and not more than 100 miles, Or any distance
within the State Observation-Disclosures.
Sent over such distance II
Not exceeding 80 miles free
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Res d ence of Foreign Consuls.

Smitzcrtand. John A. Merle Es!,anade street.
.hoHtfrideo.. b. Walls. a6 Common street
Hdm6Erg... VIM Nogel, IS Bienvie street.
DenmGrk...F +. Nles, los Common street.
ERgtand... VIM. Mure, 1G Royal street.
Portugal..... A J. Gouvea Common Carondelet
HdHOosr.. James u. Hehn, IS Bienvle street.
BIgiHE,.. james Ii. Behn, IS Bienvile street
Holland. +. NJ. Ward. 81 Common street.
.N0r1Gy.......D. Mie>egaes, "A Old Ieyee.
Prussia. VIM. Nogel, 50 Benyille street.
.1astrta.......J. II. Elmer, Exchange Place.
Bremen Frederick Rodewald, 3 Bank Place
Russia. Emile Johns ITO poydras street
France A Roger corner ST Peter and Rampant sts
Brn.R...... Pierre Reynaud. "a Tchoupioulas street
Jacob Heinrich Elmer. Exchange Place
Spain Carlos de Erana, 1856 81. Louis street
ROme..........L c. Darou 81 Common street.
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River Premiums.

From Nerr Orleans Pct. prem
TO Vicksburg and all intermediate I.andings.... .f
To Memphis, Mills Point Randolph, Manchester,
Shreveport Hausonburg, Vermillionyile, Co
and Jones landing ', -, ] 1a1,
To Louisville, st. Louis, Evansville, Ecore Fabre.
Coates Bluff Columbus, (Ga: and Grenada,1 oil
10 Nincenues ShaWneetown, Tuscumba, Flo.
:, renee and Nashville, oil
To Cincinnati. MaysyIe Portsmouth, Mount Yer
non, Aisn, Jefferson and Amsterdam: ,r49I
To Glarkssle Wheeling PittsbIrg, Little Rock,
Fulton, oA..e. N3
To Fort Smith, and Oneborough Cred River sD3l
To Alexandria and NatciiitOches, .......... l,(D
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PRESSES, with without their Patent IRON Roer Roye
eASt Ca,es Imposing Stones, Composing Sticks Brass
nd,e, rniIlule, ihk &c, NC, constantly on hand and
every atIcie necessary Tor complete Printing Office in
gadng TYPE furnished at the shortest notice and on ,he
pound. - ~ a' nine ce i
Editors and Publishers will be supplied with estimate in
detail iof fnnling Offices Bndary by informing the
style and quantity OF work they desire 10 do
ne subscribers are prepared TO furnish Castings Of any
SIZE or description, at the lowest price
aali pad for old Cast Iron
The subscribers also manufacture Cast Steel Mil Pit Gross
,h irGhar and other Saws, supply Of which they keep
constantly ON hand lnh5 l2mJ f. HOE & co.
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Post Ofhce-Open daily from to Con Sunday from 1a
TO PA. G. Penn. Postmaster.
CLOSE: Eastern Mai, via Mobile daily at II o'clk, NJ
Great Wcstern Mail comprising all the stopping places
the Mississippi and Ohio rivers, Tuesdays and Fridays. eg
burg, Memphis and Louisville four times week irregular
soast Or Bau9Y SGra haH Welnesdays and Sunday, at
days Weanc;days and Fridays. Red Rifsr Mini, irregular
J1tdAetts Nal, six times week. Sundays excepted at
O'clock r NJ DUE: Eastern Mail, daily, by 10 A N
r r nsstefn MAJ twice week irregular LouissMe
days bE5 r. NJ Contngton and .MadisonrHe Mail Tues
days; Thursdays and Saturdays. by p. NJ. Red Rirer
,HaH, Irregular IGtdntte Mail, six times week. Sun
days excepted, at l P NJ.
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MMRNMANE.
HARDWARE AND SHIP cHANDLERY.


YANITEI LOCKE, Nos and Front Leuee. is 4
= now receiving and has i'll store TX
$40 coils Manla Cordage ass'd from thread to mch "a
i 40 coils T;rfed Hemp Cordage; -
400 coils Spunyam, Marine &c. &c;
$50 Piouehs assorted makers;
20 Chain Gables = to III inch;
25 Anchors 100 TO 1900 lbs
500 tons Bar Iron, American, Swedes, tennessee anu
English:
1900 kegs Cut Nails;
400 kegs Pressed Spikes;
20 eases Sheatng Copper so
COO sheets Braziers Copper, 20 to so lbs;
40 tons Hollow Ware. :, w. nru
ALSO-CutIery, Axes, Hoes Locks, Anyls, wees VIII
and Cross Gut Saws, Smiths Bellows, &c, &c. 80
800 ' mh5 LIT
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NO = Ms

ARMY PORT FOLIO-By Capt d. F. Whiting 9TH
IN Infantry, IT, S. A.-Contents Of No l.
SKETCH OF THE ENCAMlP,ME,NT OF TIE U. s.
MONTERREY, as seen from houseop on the east side Of
the Main Plaza after the capture OF the city by the U.
S. forces under Gen. TAYLOR
HEIGHTS OF MONTERREY, with Cd Division com.
manded by Gen. Worth moving into position under the
guns of the enemy after the action of Jeronimo.
VALLEY TOWARD SAI.TILL0 with the rear guard
and wagon train of the u. >. Army coming into the
Castle after its eapituation. -
VIEW OF MONTERREY from Independence Hill, near
the Bishops Palace with the village of Guadalupe and
Sierra Sia, or Saddle Mountain in the distance.
Price dollar each Engraving, or four dollars for the
Just published and for sale the New Orleans Stsoner'
Wamhouse [mh5l ]. B. STEEL. IA Camp St
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PERssE & BROOKS,

ESAPEK WANUFACTURERFS, Nc Nos. IS and OF
NASSAU street between Maiden Lane aud John street
.Neo York z. & B. manufacture PAPER Of sizes
and descriptions and having in constant operation their
Mills at Windsor Locks, three 2 inch FoudIner Machines
with fourteen Engines are enabled to orders sho
uniformity Of weight c22s Ne Trey also nxe particular
attention TO their PRINTING and PATENT EN- VELOPE
PAPERS large supply of which they have constantly on
hand together with an asoed stock Of photographic Music
PAPERS, Colored Mediums. Sc Trunk Binders Bonnet
and Straw Boards. Ako-Fetings, Paper Wire Boyd 5
Celebrated Bleaching Powders.
The highest price Rad for Rags, Rope Cuttings &c. m5
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WAGES AND Prices IN OREGoN.--People in
want of high wages and roast beef. should mizze
for Oregon. Laborers get three dollars n day and
carry hods made of rosewood. Pork is worth eigh-
teen cents pound. Cider eight cents for licking
the spigot Bakers charge twelve and half cents
for looking i'm the windows
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DUPLICATE NAMES IN CoSGREss.-Accoriing
TO the Tribune there are in the two Houses of the
new Congress, three Smiths, three Browns. Two
Davises, FIVE iohnsols, six Thompsons two Jeneses,
two Millers, two Honeses three Buffers. two
Duncans, two Adanses, two Eyanses, two Stuarts
three Ciarks two Halls, TWO ingersols. two Cobbs,
two PheiISes. two Rockwells and two Hales.
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Port Oficers-Jos SwIer Harbor master LIST Munic
pa!y; Francis Quarles do ID do; E. Sheridan do 81 do
d. Stckney. Master Warden.
J. Clark, s High, A. Capdevielle, Port Waniens.
josiah Cole, F Leebvre G. Bouligny A. Livaudais and
=. LanauH. Inspectors of Flour
w. Winburne, Aug. Bozant and A. NIcKeever, Repack
err and inspectors of Beef and Pork.
Joseph Dubuc nsp. Weights and Measures LIST Munc' "
L. PlauchG do I'd do; f.. Ciemon.. do. 3D. do.
A, Pneur, E. DnHiye. J, J. Whery, s w. Polk, P. A.
Hardy, s G. Staples, W. Tumbull C. L. Johnson, A; w
Green A. Dupanter. Inspectors of Tobacco. n. c. Hail.
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SUNDRIES.

sUMDRIEs.
= HALE PIPES Old Cognac Brandy
- 10 quarter pipes ! J nnpgy do
do. do. Ea.tillan Y Co.. rineit, do;
ar. pipes Cock, p. p. Files Oh Champagne, 1916;
20 eighth casks New York Brandy;
20 bbs. do do. do;
30 o. casks * Madeira Ma Wine, Direct ImGoraon
50 bP!s. % Bourbon and MoaonraIeia Wiiskey;
20 bbs. White Wine iante Sauerte;
puncleon Old Scotch Nhistey
200 boxes Claret Wine, assorted brands;
30 boxes Underwood Lemon Syrup:
80 do champagne Cider;
100 do s0sion No Soap;
% DO Sperm Candles-New Bedford;
go do Muscat Wine
80 do 10 rroce, Shoe Backing;
$500 Regalia Sears. assorted brands
80 boxes Essence Peppermint;
5 cases Sa'iines, ht and or. boxes;
5 do knschwasser
Is do Maraclno;
5 baskets Guingoet;
50 boxes Cherries:
) pipes Holland Gin-prme article;
$50 drums Figs--fresh;
20 boxe S;aich;
100 bags Rio Coffee;
500 Denjqns. assorted sizes;
so boxes ink, and or;
10000 Ccrks. assorted sizes
20 bbs. Golden Syrup;
60 boxes assorted Candies:
80 boxes Tomato ketcIup;
100 baskets Anisette
10 baskets Whit Wine Vinegar;
100 bbs. No. l, 2 and Nackercl, If and Or. kits;
> bbs. Cherry Bounce;
80 baskets Champagne, assorted brands;
10 bbs. Powdered Sugar;
~ boxes assorted Pickles;
10 bbs. Sweet Malaga Wine;
5 bales 5 5. Almonds
% boxes Stoughfon Btters:
I'D; ~ boIes Tobacco, assorted qualities;
o N EWg S e e a fSs G raps By
New Levce and Tchoupitoulas street. milo I'm
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FRENCH rRoNouNo1NG DICTIONARY.

TTNHE STANDAKD PRONUUNCI DIS IONAHf
i (Surenne of the French ana English anguages n
and French The first part communicating words in com
mon use terms connected with science terms belonging TO
the fine arts 1900 historical 4CC0 geographical names,
ii 600 terms lately published with the pronunciation OF every
ent photographers and rammaans; together with $50
critical remarks which the various methods OF pronounc
ing empoved bv different authors investigated aud
paed With each other The second part containing copi
Gus Vocabulary of English wonls and expressions with the
BY and cpmprehensiEe system OF french Eonpn
in Edinburgh Corresponding member of the French Gram
NAUTICAL Society of Paris Lecturer Military History in the
Scottish Naval and Military Academy, and author OF several
AIo REDS DICTIONARY of the English language.
cont aiming the Pronunciation, EtymOogy and Explanation
oil all words authorised by eminent writers.
Just received and for sale at the New Orleans Stationers
Warehouse and Emporium for Standard, Miscellaneous,
Polite aud School Literature.
nib J. b. STEEL, IA Camp ST.
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BANKING HOUSES.

Robb & Co. Office, No. 48 Camp street, few doors
above Gravier
Common
Thomas II. Barker No. 20 Camp street, corner of
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New CURE FOR BuRNs.-A Mr.. Seth Hunt, of
Northampton, has treated successfully severe
burn and scald in his family, in the following
manner:
Cold water was applied by immersion, till the
pam ceased; the water being changed as often
Il became warm. The part was then kept swathed
Win wet handages. dry woolen one envelopng
them, until the injury was healed. The healing
was rapid, and effected without leaving a
! he instant relief which the cold water gave from
'he eAcrnciatng pain was highly gratifying.
ES SIX Governors of the Bank of England have
failed during the last eighteen yean.
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Gas Works - Office on Common street, opposite the ST.
Charles Hotel. Dr. Campbell. Superintendent George
Allen, Foreman r J; Geses, Collector: Gas Light Com
rnittec: James Robb, Charm L. w Wells, Secy.
Water Works - Office % Carondelet street. j. p Cou-
lon, Superintendent; S. f. Percy, Secy; William Wright,
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PRINTERS AND BINDERS wARERooMs

S'o'- ~ ma d tfOtd STett, .Hei
VIE subscribers continue 10 manufac-
Il lure, at greatly redaced prices.
PRINTING PRESSES, Standing Press,
es, Hydfauli. Presses, &c. Sc, OF the most
approved Kind, among which are their i'm.
proved Double and Single CYLINDER
MACHINE PRESSES for Newspaper
and Book work Gard Printing Machines.
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Foreign Weights and Measures.

There are denominations frequently mef with in
reports of markets, but their English yaluh not al
ways readily recolleced. The following table will
be found we believe, correct:
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ma Ro5eIon Auditor; w A. Elnlore. Aor'y Cen;
Ms al ststs En- b h hs ,rayeT Gsa
A. Dmitry, State superintendent Of Public Education
JUDICIARY DEPARTMENT.
King s!de Associate justices r Eugene hassre
Gss Fl. PsF$s Y s%1 n Aaes'
Warner Sa1sha! & A. Laba2an, W shsais ]. IL
q. S District Court.-T. II, McCaleb, Judge. N. R.
Judge a<t f Fea, esH' & S Deputy fsf.y
Second P c Poo Of Il sd a Al Eaf Bon
u 5a e E Red Gs B. s,1nt k K sa
tin and c. Weysiam, Deputies.
sss ts' GS%s ' P''i Toedsae s sad
A, Hopkins, Deputies.
!rss @%1 ti G. e. Jews : bss and
J. o. Chalon, Deputies.
Officers Of the Parish Of Orleans.
PREDERlcS DuRRlyE Recorder Of 9fo Moltsases
ROBERT SPEDDEN, Coroner of the Parish.
Sheriff, ete-JoHs L. LEWIS Sheriff; ]. B. Ieeffe Gen
S a &c 1na p1We s Mn GH
Sorapuru, Felix NJ Jacobs II, l. Fa6e A. TePagner r.
cS nson sa% Th Mao Wasn a and
Deputy hei W;e Deputy Rsn Sheriff d and FHaa Kees
White, Deputy Keepers.
Justices Courts for the City.
First Distrct.-lOfce. No 222 Tchouptouas street J.
Daniel Byne JUSTICE John S. Dunno, Clerk John
Hoppe, Constable R. F. Nugent, A. Davega James Trea
nor John Speith, Deputy Constables.
" SECOND District No. IS Common street Geo
stable; Edward P. Kennedy, P. Goman VIM. Horton, A.
Kerkhan Deputy Constabes.
Third Distrie-[Ofice st. Louis Alley. next to the
bs1vs W"sa consa hsse b. 6aw Victor
H. Sere, Deputy Constables.
Derbas, Justice Paul Duverges Clerk. Gusaye Meyner
COnta be A. Meynier F. Generely Deputy Cons,ab'es.
Fifth Distrct.-[Oce corner of Eysian Fields and Vic
tory streets Alphonse Canonge, Justice E. Canonge
Clerk. Francis mouney; Constable L. b. Geneely, j. b.
Sorapuru. r. Schexnayder. Deputy Con:tables.
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New Orleans Chamber of Commerce.

s. J. PETERS President JAMES DICK. WIN: Z: HODGE,
Vice Presidents Committee Of .7ppeais I. Mckenna;
VIM H. Avery W. c. Mylne, w. Bogart, VIM. Niue and
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Rates of Gold.

The rates allowed in the Cilstomhouse for Gold
Coins, as per Act of Congress of 1884, fixing the
value of the same, are as follow:
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of the State Of Louisiana.

EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT..
Isaac JOHNSON. Governor; TRAsINoN LANDRY, LII Gov;
Chas Gayane sec'y State Joseph Walker, TIeasprer
G. n Rowiey Adj Gen1; r. J. Kerr, Reg'r Land office;
H. r. Williams State Eng ; l.. Bfingier Surveyor Gent;
Dimjtry State Superintendent of Public Education.
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FIRST MUNICIPALITY.
CLEMENT RAMOS Recorder.
Louis Bozonier, Secretary. j. A. Due Treas Pub Works.
w. Del}uys, Treasurer of the Police Department. 81
A. Rutfel, Collector of Taxes Steamboats,.
L. Surg Surveyor. l.. HI. Pile, Deputy Surveyor.
Z. Lange, Collector or Sea Vessels. -
Y. Labatut, do. ON Tavens.
Charles Claiborne, do. Oh Real Estate.
w. A. Mott. do. on Drays, etc.
J; Provost, Whartnger Superintendent, etc..
r. Peaux Attorney. c. Morel Assistant Attorney
John Youenes, Captain of the Guard
W. F. Schexnaydie, lst Lieut. do Jean Macoin I'd do do
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SECOND MUNICIPALITY.
JOSHUA BALDWIN, Recorder;
G. P. Iente Clerk Adophe Layet, Comptroller
VIM. II Garland, Treasurer; Geo. T. Dunbar Surveyor
+. r. S0uthmayd Secretary of the Council.
A. H. EMridge, Ship Wharfnger.
John b. Foster, Steamboat Wharinger.
Julian Neville Collector of I.evee Dues on Sea Vessels
William NJ. Curtiss do. Steamboats, and Flatboats
D. X. Thompson Collector Merchants Cofeeh houses etc.
G. w. Shaw, Collector on Drays. Carts, etc
VIM Malcolm Collector Taxes Real Estate Slaves etc.
Randel! Hunt, Attorney Edward r. Parker Asst. do.
y. G Hackett, Principal W arden of the Workfouse.
Dr. r. Beim, Physician to the Workhouse.
]. l.. Winter, Captain of the Watch
Philip Van Beuren LIST Lieut. do. Daniel Busby I'd do do
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THIRD MUNICIPALITY.

TIL I ID NJ Q TIC Pa LITY.
2. SEUzENEAU Recorder.
?. F. Nogues, Secretary, NJ. Esnard, Treasurer
Louis & Bermutlez, Attorneys.
J. A. DHemecour Surveyor.
?. T. DeGourney, Collector of Taxes on Drays etc.
Sol. Audler. Collector of Taxes on Cabarets etc
E. MaZaret, Captain OF the Guard.
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