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h. go THE STEAMER coLuMnIA

Etz6 Scapt. JAMES Hasrrs, having been
4 thoroughly repaired, improved,
and enlarged, and having fifty feet in length Of
trey hull, thereby greatly increasing her capa-
city for the conveyance Of freight, and rendering
her, too, IL is confidently expected, much more
speedy than heretofore, will resume her trips be-
tween the District and Baltimore on Wednesday,
the goth Of March, leaving Riley's Wharf, in WASH
ington, at six O'Clock, and Alexandria at seven in
street Wharf in Baltimore, on the Saturday follow
ing nj four O'Clock in the afternoon and will there
after continue 70 leave Washington and Alexsn-
dria every Wednesday morning, and Baltimore
every Saturday afternoon, at the hours aforesaid
during the season
For passage or freight apply to the captain on
board, or 10 the Agents.
G. WORTHINGTON, Baltimore.
j. WHEAT a BROTHERS, Alexandra.
4. PICKRELL & CO, Georgetown.
II. w. RILEY, Washington.
Mar l4-eo12 td& 3tcp
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NEW MAPS AND GUIDE RooKs.

NEW Map of Minnesota, with an accompani-
lN ment describing the country, &c.
New Map of California and Oregon, with descrp-
ton Of the countries, &c.
Disturnell's Railroad and Steamboat Book.
New Hand book for Travellers, with large and
perfect Map Of the United States, for sale in Wash
ington, by TAYLOR MAURf,
April II Booksellers, near 9Th st
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VOTE ron MAYOR.

Dem MAJORITY. 800.
In the Common Council there are Wings and
II Democrats elected.
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Mt OTICE.--All persons interested in the annua
IN assessment oftaxable property in the city OF
Washington for the year 1850 are hereby informed
that the Board of Appeal will be in session in the
Assessors room, basement story, City Hall, on
Thursday, the llth instant, from a. m. to 3p m,
and will continue from day to day, Sunday except
ed, during the hours, for the purpose Of hear
ing and deciding upon appeals, until the 26th In
stant inclusive. T. +. HARNESS,
Secretary Of the Board of Assessors
April l0--dt26
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BATH FIXTURES, wATER-o LosETs, AND
PLUMBING

N all its branches done the shortest notice and
il the most workmanlike manner, at New York
prices.
r. Y. NAyLoR, south side OF Pennsylvania ave
nue., near Sd street, has Just returned from the
north, and is now prepared TO ht and put up Bath
ing Apparatus, Water Closets, Force Pumps, Beer
Pumps. and every description Of Plumbing in the
most workmanlike manner Having secured the
services of workman Of thirty years experience
and practice, who has designed and executed in
that time some Of the principal jobs in Europe he
challenges competition.
He has also laid in assortment Of Bright and
Fancy Tinwsrc, to which he invites the attention
Of bousekecpers generally.
Roofing, guttering, spouting, and all other work
in the copper, tin, and sheet iron line promptly and
carefully attended to.
All work entrusted to the subscriber warranted
10 give satisfaction.
March ll-eolmif r. v. NAYLOR.
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LNoR sALE.-ss,SoO Washington City Corpo-
IL ration 6per cent. Stock, interest payable quar-
terly.
5000 Chesapeake and Ohio Canal Preferred
Bonds. Apply 10 JOURDAN w. MAURY,
April 1876 one door east Of Nat Hotel.
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DIED.

On Thursday morning, the 18th instant, KATE
VERNON, infant daughter Of DANIEL and MATrLDJ
r. SMITH, aged months and ID days
In this city, on the 10th instant, JULIET VlR
GINA, infant daughter Of WV. H. and sAaAH A
PaESTIss, aged months.
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Correspondence.

We have been requested to lay the following
correspondence before the public through the col
umns of the Mercury:
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GOVERNMENT. State, and other stocks
VI bought and sold, by
Mar. 30-3tawlm CHUBB & SCHENCK.
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FOR BALTIMORE.
h THE OSCEOI A leaves Waah.
9n4a95k ~ington for Baltimore every SUN
2 DDAY, att O'Clock, a. M Return
ing, leaves Baltimore every TUESDAY, at4 O'Clock,
D. m. Touching going and returning, at Leonard
Town, Md, Gone river Va, and the usual land
ings on the Potomac.
Mar 2S-dIw & 3taw ]. MITCHELL, Captain.
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EXECUTIVE DEPARTMErT,
CHAsLrsTos, April s, 1850.
NV DEAR Sra: Your communication Of this after
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h c. The steamer osCEoLA, having
AEzS98z7 undergone thorough repairs, has
- resumed her trips to the above
place Leaving Washington every THURSDAY,
at o'clock, m; returning, leaves Norfolk every
FRIDAY, at o'clock, p. M Touching at Cone
river and the usual landings on the Potomac.
Passage and fare, So.
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FOR SALE.
ONES SIXTH OF THE NORTH AMERICAN
" NEWSPAPER establishment of Philadelphia.
Pennsylvania, including the large job printing con
Germ attached. This interest includes sixth of
all the steam presses engines types and all other
property belonging to the concern. The North Amer
lean is well known as one of the oldest and most
fiourshing Wing newspapers in the United States.
II enjoys the patronage Of the present Administra
ton, and is extremely profitable. The above is an
uncommon opportunity for making an investment.
Terms low. For further particulars. address
BEACH, BROTHERS, proprietors of the New York
Sun, corner of Fulton and Nassau streets, New
York city. April 9-lm
GOVERNMENT. state, and other stocks
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FOR cALIFoRsIA. VIA oHAGREs.


- The United States mail steansbip.
NGSB GEORGIA, Lieut.. ID. ID. Porter, b.
b. Navy, commander, will leave the
port Of New York, from pier foot of Warren street
North river, for the above port. via Havana ON Sa.
turday, the 18th April, at O'Clock, D. m. New
Orleans passengers will be transferred to the steamer
Falcon at Havana
RATES OF PASSAGE FROM NEW YORK TO
CHAGRES.
Suahoee perth 80. .....-,..,. .....,.,.f.... 80
Storage, found bed, board, and separate table so
RATES OF PASSAGE
To Havana. To N Orleans
State, room herths ..........$ $40 S76
Standee berth, forward cabin So go
steerage found bed and board 25 %
Freight to Chagres must be prepaid, and all bills
oil lading must be signed on board the ship.
Inc public are informed that the books for steer
age tickets for the month of May are now open,
from Panama to San Francisco. Application
should be made Immediately ~
The undersigned will despatch the following
steamers to run regularly and direct to San Fran
cisco: $500
The and elegant steamships ISTHMUS,
REPUBLIC, ANTELOPE, and COLUMBUS
For freight or passage, apply TO
M. b. ROBERTS,
Apr. Std ll8 West street, New York.
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Ihs Cdnddtdn Minority But.
ToRoNTo, April 10.
Bishop strachan left here for England to-day, to
petition the imperial government to veto the mi
nority bill of last session
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FURNISHED ROOM 20 Rent, yithuot
"A board, on 9Th street, three doors from G. in the
rear of the Patent Office Mar. 20-tf
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His Excellency, HAMILTON FISH,
Governor, Sc, Albany.
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mess of a Member of Congrsss.

Mr.. Hackett, member of Congress from the fifth
district of this State, is confined to his bed here.
He has the consumption.
The Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn. Territory) 1849-1855, 1850-02-13
ADDRESS

OF Rer EDH2RD d. NELL, Jorethe Minnesota Historical Se ty
at Paul. January 1885, together rih supplement from the
u The Historical Sketch commenced The address,
The Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn. Territory) 1849-1855, 1850-02-13
SUPPLEMENT.

The first British traveller the Falls Anthony III the nrc
ducon to his book Of travels the opinion
period the then uncuvaed Wilderness would become
abode Of civilized people, and .fhat stately palaces
temples with ged reaching to the skes k9
their vanqued enemies and hopes that he may gratefully
membeed by the future Inhabitants those who frsf yi
Der liberale beobachter und Berks, Montgomery und Schuylkill Caunties allgemeine anzeiger. ([Reading, Pa.) 1839-1864, 1850-03-12

aub berbe, worauf Sen oufitano unO
fa9te, Soter, oe5 1T bic 8efdbrtin Die
ib mir erwGblet babe hin nit mir our65
eeben 5u reiien, uno i6 bite Sie, 8oter
Rutb UNI 8er5eibun9 fir Die uon mir
be9an9enen Sebler Die 70 eben beriibrt
wuroen, uno bite eu6 beioe ber5li6 nm
cure @inpilIi9un9 oa5u. Nutb ia9te,
llebe Sinoer, ib l6lu9 es gum erifenmol
bios barum aus, !pei! ib Sens Ibfnnft
ni6t rpubte. aber iegt, oa er Ger Sobn
meinesSueenofreunoes 1T, babe id) nibt6
oatpioer ein5uwenoen. 5empler ia9te oas
rouf, uno ib freue MIDI iebr cap mein
Sobn, noboem icb ibn ais peroorben, ia
io9ar perloren betro6tete, in lol6e quite
@ei6dfte 9erotben, uno tpill ibnen als
Sinoer 9erne Den pdterlitben Se9en ses
ben. Sic lebten all Die per9ni9teite
Irt, bis Sonnta95, ba Elm oll9emeines
8elt 9efeiert puroe, sur Sermdblune bes
iun9en paars-fiir oas 8ieoerfinoen ei=
nes perlorenen Sobnes, ,-uno Die Gntoef=
fun9 zines alten Sreunoes
Sernbaro uno Sea lebten lan9e uno
9lufli6 uno er5o9en cine an9eiebene Sa.
mile BON &inoern.
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9as StaatS Siren Soipital.

Nus Dem Sabresberiht oes Or. &irf.
bride. pom penniplpaniiben 6ofpitol fir
Die Srren 9ebt beruor. oab felt Gro1nuns
oeielben i'm @anSen 1899 perionen in
oat1elbe ouf9enommen puroen. BON oenen
1878 nit Sooe obeinoen ooer entla1en
muroem uno 22l itd nob oarin befineen.
Se fribsren Seibdftiouneen Don $50
lperoen ple fol9t aneeeeben:
SanoWrtbe 1872. &auHeute rs, Glerfs
sd. 2(erbts 90, 3arppers 8, preoieer IL.
Maurer l3. Druder IL. 2(rmee. uno Nds
ppsSffisiere s. Stuoenten 35. Sattler 6.
Sebrer %, Sabadiplnner 9. Sbrelner 38,
Sdder 6, Sees II. @aferleute IS. pfan'
aer s. Wanufafturiiten Is. Sa9lobner 70.
WaibinenmaberI3, Weberl4. Saditeins
leaer I, Stubl- uno Gabinetmaber 9.
@robi6mieoe Is, Mduer 9, @drtner 6.
Sbneioer I9, Sbubmaber 26. pf6ffes
rer 5. Wirtbe 5, gnolneurs, Sle6ibmle'
De u. ubrenmaber feoes 4. bon aaen ana
bern SO, uno l24 batten feline Selbdftis
eune. 8on 7I0 peibliben patienten
waren 70 Ndberinen. IS Olenerinen uno
9 9ebrerinen. &on 1899 patienten ma.
rem 200 lebi9en Stanoes, Cos perbeiros
tibet, 100 @ittpen uno 4l 9Sittper.
Die eeelaubten urfaben oes Wabn'
iinns BON 1899 patienten fsne !pie fc!at
aneeeeben
Sdlebte @efunbbeit 253, llnmdbie.
felt 95, Gieentbumsperluit ~. Surbt
Dor armutb.2, eetduibte eiebe d, iiber.
mdbiees Stuoren 10. bGuslibe unans
nebmlibfeiten as, Sbrecf 90. 3ummer
iiber perlorene Sreiinoe &c. II. iibermdBis
ee Observation-Disclosures l3. relieiole
Qufreeune 81. politifbe 2fufreeune 3.
matapbplfibe Speeulationen |, Waned
an 8eweeune S. speeen einemDuea l. ees
tdufbte Grwartuneen s. gfastaleio 2.
Stodfpefulationen 9. IrbeitsmaneeI %.
eefrdnfter Stol3 3. gbeloiiefeit l.. Sers
lanaen nab Heid,tbum l. Spiumeebroub
2. Gabadseebroub 8. unbeberribte eei'
oenfboften 10, enees Sbnirsn |. Sopf'
belhdoieune Id, unreeelmdslefeit IL.
eeiltiee NiebereefblaeenbeitE7. 4usies
euno Der RGlte Q, 4usfeeung Der oirefs
ten Gonnen(frablen Is. 1usieAung eros
Ger biee L. ltnbeifimmt 669.
8on 1878 potienten tpuroen 737 aes
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6enrp Clap liber Sflaperei.

Sdbreno elmer intere6anten Debate
i'm Ser. Staaten Senat am MittDob
Dor a6t Saaem mabte 6err Soote Der
ibwasbafteSenator ponWilflfippi, 6rn.
Slap Den 8Orwurf. oab ct in feiner Su-
oeno au eini9en tollen uno erillenbaften
Seoriffen binltbtlib Der Sflaperei per-
leitet lporoen fei, tpelbe ieitoem feline Of.
fentlibe eaufbabn beberribt bGtten. Ius
Der bereoten Intport oes 9Seiien Don
Ul6lano tbeIen mir foloenoe erbabene
Steue mir.
Ser abtbare Senator (iaste Or. Slap
babe es fir gut befunoen. fiinfiie Sabre
auridaueeben. Gr rpife ni6t OBJ ireeno
Elm 9roBes Seroienif oarin lieee, menn 0f'
fentlide Oiener oleidbmdbi9 ooer Gberein.
ifimmeno in ibren 6anolun9en iino. Sc
lieoe elm ytuBen oorin. oen er anfibren
woue. 8enn Elm Mann sleibf0rmie in
ieinen 6ano!un9cn 1T. 70 Tonne man,
wcnn ir9eno Elm neuer Sail lib ereionete,
iblleben, po ct 5u finoen iein tperoe {;
wenn Ell ober fortwdbreno tpeblelt. eleib
uieI spelbe Sepeeoriinoe ibn 3u elmer
8erdnoerune ieines Serfabrens bepoeen
boben mo9en. 70 f0nnte man ibn unm6o-
lib in feline Stelle iesen. SbIbon als
cine abffradte @abrbeit mir m6aliber.
peiIe 3u0eben m0oen. oaB penn Elm Mann
ebrliber Weiie feline Wenun9 uerGnoert.
oieies aus elmer innern ueberseu9ung BON
Gem Srrtbum iener Weinune 9efbebe {;
70 lieee bic Sbwieriofeit oarin, Die Men:
iben oapon 5u iiberSeueen, oaB ct babel
aufrihtie banoelte. Gr erabte es oaber
fur better. als cine oll9emeine Heeel fir
0f1entlibe Mdnner, oab iie ibre Weinun.
gen niemals perdnoern. aus9enommen auf
banoereflibe 8eneiie. tpelde ale Men.
fben fir enleubteno anfeben.
Gr babe Feline 8erGnoeruno 9emad,t.
8on Dem erifen 2lnbid an, ale oos Sn,
ifitut oer Sfaperei in 8etrabtune aieben
fonnte. babe er oafiir 9ebalten uno bon
fenem Sage an, bic iur oeeenipGrtiaen
3eit, rpieoerbolt 9eioot. uno er peroe nit
oieier Weinun9 in fen @rab eebcn, oab
iie ein uebel-ein moralildcs uno politi.
fbes uebel fei-uno oaB es in 6inIibt
oerer. ,pelbe Dem eSnlttut Der Sfloperei
untertporfen iino. Elm unrebt iei. Oies
ies ielen feline Meiuuneen. @r sanfe fb
aber NIT yfemanoen. Der enteeeeneefeste
Weinunoen beet. uno es fei Der @obrbeit
gang eemdb. oab in ieinem ei9enen Staat
un9efdbr um oieie 3eit i'm porieen Sabr,
ct einen Brief an einen Sreuno eef6rie.
ben babe. in tpelbem er oiefe Weinuneen
an9eeeben uno flicbte entmorfen babe.
mas ibm Elm praftiiber plan idlen fir
Ole allmdblise Qbibaffune Der Sflaperei
in &entucfp. Gr babe es eetpdblt. ienen
Brief als l1rfunoe aufjuffellen; aber er
mubte sur 3eit. als er fenen Brief inyten-
Srleans fhrieb. eben fopobl als er es in
oiefem Uueenblid piiie, oob cine Mebr-
belt oesSolfs bon &enntudp ieinen plan
nibt onnebmen wiroe. nod tpabrfd)ein.
LID iraeno einen plan sur aumdbligen1
lbfbaffung Der Sflaperei. Gr babe Die
ies eans nobI eetpu6t; aber er iei beforet
aepefen, oab tpenn ireeno Semano BON
ieinengfahfommen ooer ireeno Elm inenfd.
libes Wefen. cos nad ibm fomnen mag.
@srantaifuns finoen iollte feline Gefn
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UuH8PH Hu uHtPtIUuQPIl uHU 6u PtHlltteli.
mas oieielben iiber oeie ero5e Sraee Der
Sflauerei eeneien waren oieielben ba
urfunclib aufSuberpabren uno erfol9=
los. De CT porau6lab oae Der Splan fein
wGroe. fiblte er, oaB es cine pfliebt mar.
pelbe er iicb ielbf. Der @abrbeit, fenem
8aterlano uno ieinem GOtt fbuIoete. iei-
ne 8efinnun9en aufsuseidbnen. Solfsf.
So
Spdt uno lplhtig BON Californian.
Gine teIeerapbiibe Oepefbe BON gteu-
Orleans unter %. Sebruar beribtet. oaB
oas SampficbifT alabama 70 eben oaielbf
bon eba0res onoefommen iei NIT bobit
rpibtioen Habribten BON galifornien.
Ser alabama bradbte IS paifaeiere uno
cine balbe Wi(lion in 8ololfaub. Die
BON oemielben iiberbrabten Na6rtbten
BON Gan Sron3lsfo eeben bis gum l5ten
Sonuar. 3lpei QSo6en ipdter als Die fri.
beren Beribte. Sieielben paren nab pas
mama aebraobt poroen our6 bas Oampfs
iblff Californian.
Die Staot Sacramento mar pomgSaf.
Ier iiberinemmt woroen. Sour rpeniae
eanopunfte ,paren nob libtbar uno bic
Ginwobner litten auf eine fur6tbareWei.
ie in Solee oieies lbrecfliben uno uner.
b0rten llnelufe, Ser 8erluf. pel1er
ourb oieie uuerwartete 6eimlubune entr
lfanoen 1T. miro auf cine MilIion Gbaler
9eibdst. unoebeure Sebbperoen uno ans
oeres Gi9entbum Wuroen forteeibwemmt.
Wan tr0ltet fib ieoob NIT Dem 8eoan.
Ten. oab wdbreno oiele 8aferflutb einen
eroben Selauf BON Gieentbum ierifGrte.
8olo in uneebeuren Suontltdten bon Der.
ielben beraus9elpalben puroe.
I'm oen Minen in Der Habbarfbaft
BON Stodton bate cine partie BON @bis
lianern einen llneriff auf Die Qmerifansr
eemabt. nobel sWei Der 4nereifer eet6os
tet uno Die iibrieen eefaneen eenommen
muroen; Die lebteren puroen aber nab.
Der pieoer in Sreibeit eeiest. Dieies
bate cine 9roBeQufreoun8 peruriabt, uno
man permutbete. oab Die Sbilianer aus
Dem eanoe wGroen pertrieben weroen.
Wooame Sremont par Su Banana
pleoer gang 9eiuno eeworoen. uno tpiroe
ibren @atten i'm ndbffen OGmpfer nab
ben Serenieten Staaten beeleiten. ID.
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2nafemoc Siiin,iner %.
s. Siemstn0 Dcm ~. Winr5, 1850.
Jabrg. Ill, gnnsc Simn. 545.
seoinsunsen = Der 1lberale Beobarhter srfbsnt

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The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-07-04
VOLUME III.-NUMBER 1O5.

whom was referred back the resolution passed 18th
instant directing the Surveyor have enclosed the
public space adjoining Annuneiation Walk, in con-
sequence Of The objections Of the Mayor to approve
II, on the ground that il conflicts with the twelfth
section Of the law, relative to the city OF New
Orleans, approved 18th March, beg leave to report
that IN the opinion Of the Committee the Council
have the right 10 order work 10 be done without
ad1udicatng the same as contemplated by said law,
when they deem II expedient to do so, and as the
contemplated work involves small expense, the
Committee recommend the passage Of The resoIu-
ton as originally offered.
HKNRY REEsHAw
T. NJ. MARES.
T.. n. sHIFLDs.
~, CHARLES PRIDK-
The report was accepted, and the Council ad-
| journed to the last Tuesday in August
JoHs CALHOUN. Secretary.
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ResolUed, That permission be and is hereby
granted, with the consent Of the New Orleans Ca
nal Company 10 the Crescent Manufacturing
Company" to laya water pipe in Jacob street from
the New Canal 10 the building Of said Company on
Jacob st.-said pipe to be laid unaerfhe direction
of the Surveyor, and to remain during the pleasure
of the Council
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was referred the petition of w. p Converse, Esq,
praying for permission TO lay water pipe from the
new canal to the building OF the " Crescent Manu-
featuring Company" in Jacob street, beg leave to
report in favof0f the same, and offer the following
resolution. HENRY REssHAw
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REGULAR PACKETS.

~r~u~, For Mobile via Bay St. Louis, Pass
,s:N Christian Nj IMEississppi City, Bj9s and Pas
master viii leave as above every TG EsDAY and sAfUR
aeay ok s and fH on Rf N Se s
A. touching at the Ponchartral RAILROAD for passengers
Ihs HS1 1WNaatssFiPg Places on MONDAY and THURspAY
hours of the daythat received up to O'Clock M on
soeSed G s these hours % be- he
snsdips ei p For essS f. PfWfNs agPfE 2 q st.
~ = Montgomery 6sWetumDka w. \
bz9 szRBYk6Y zRRfYGY ERREkSsG5g. TagsS 4
sPsPdd new ght drst passenger packet stsamers I
sns FTS6GSs' p1.'f 1dams On master o.
M y GAMPBEiGs Isp2 & Co. Agents, Mobile.
ie7 Rk il Bank fIsoe, ss9,' Se% a1 iilIss fIssn..
Gsr. Y 3 Ma, Mail Paekes-FOE CCyiqg.oas pa
JENNY LIND 10 take the place Of the steamer Le-
noIs1 T. " D1nnics master with very superior ac;
be PsniesaS ksfosd DAY. ts@ndaYs eS, q
Returning yleave Coyngton day sundays except
ed q 3gSes A 4 P9T further paieulsrs inquire of
sTEVENs9N BESiERKlf CO. sGravisr street
F F BERcfER 20 "a a ga "a GSMon LeTse. street,
b The Jenny Lind NIL heIest,sT saye GoE Vaudeville
oa s q Ss e faa os 3n
W
vile, via Iewisburg, and Vaudeville on MONDAY
MORNING, at A. NJ and land passengers at Railroad in
time for the o'clock A. M
~ The LETTER BAs, at Payne HaTrson's, closes at
10 O'Clock A N every day. my29
IF 4SgHsb&% gHssbB.s$%IsEE FAEkEf iRf %ssa9Rss
HsSzzfzzazM CLARA, II Pendants, naster-This fine,
light steamer will leave for the above and inerme
diae landings, Every THURSDAY, at5P. NJ.
Passenger from NewOreans going North may calculate
je7 tiau i''''' = CAMPBELL CO. Agents, Mobile.
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OFFICIAL.
Council of Municipality No. Two.


TUESDAY. July2. 1885,
The Council met this day present Hon. J. H.
CALDWELL President Aldermen Hale, Hawthorn,
Hooper, johnson, Lawrason, Marks, Mccormick,
Pride, Renshaw, Sewell, Shields, Sykes, Stewart
MAYORS MESSAGE;
MAYoRALTY OF New ORLEANS, July 2, 1850.
TO s HonGrG1f PreSiasE & Tsa aHa Members Of TIE Council
Gentlemen-In accordance with the second sec
ton Of an ordinance passed by the Council OF Mu-
nicipaity No. Two, on the 18th May, 1896, re-
quring the Mayor to transmit TO the Council copy
Of such information as may be given him by the
Surveyor of persons not obtaining the iineaons of
lots previous TO improving, etc. now have the
honor To hand you the copy OF a letter from Mr.. A.
G. Blanchard, dated 10th May, 1850, notifying me
"hat Mr.. Brady is enclosing the square land erect
" ing housel bounded by Perdido, Poydras, St.
" Magdalene and ST. Mark streets, without the
&c lines as required by the ordinances" Mr.. Brady
was notified of the contravenon of said ordinance
on tie l7th May, and required to conform thereto.
On the 2Sth June, ult, ] received another commu-
ncation from Mr.. Blanchard, (copy herewilh,) in
| which he advises me that Mr.. Brady has not com
| piled with the ordinance, and also notifying me
that Mr. IF. Chapman, residing the east side oi
f Claiborne, between CommOn and Jackson streets
has built house and enclosed several lots ada
cent TO his residence, without fulfilling the law
| On the same day notified Mr.. Chapman to com.
/ ply with the ordinances of the Municipality. All
ofwhich respectfully submit for your consideration
| would take this occasion of calling your atten
| ton TO the Draining Machine now in the course o
| erection, and to urge thai it should be completed a
as early day as possible, that that portion in tn,
| rear of the Fourth and Second Wards may be re
lieved from the quantity of water coming in from
| the heavy rains.
| Very respectfully, your ob't serv't,
| A. ID. CRossMAE, Mayor.
The portion of the Message relative to lines wa
| referred to the Committee on Streets and Landings
The First District Surveyor reported that N
work was performed on the Common street roa
during the past week in consequences Of the rains.
Capt. FOrno reported that he had suspende'
Watchman Guesnor for neglect of duty, which wa
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The Committee on Streets and Landings, to
whom was referred the petition Of G. G.. Forshey
A; Walker, G. Burke and others, praying for per-
mission to raise the banquetes in front Of their pro-
perty in University Square, inches, beg leave to
report in favor Of the same, and offer the following
resolution:
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