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RECORDERS couRT-FTrst .Lanicipalfty = Officer
hehoe made an affidavit and affixed bis marx, before Re
cofder Senois, charging John Langhan with stealing trunk
was found in eofeehouse on the Leveo and Al the
time Langhan was arrested
Clark johnson viii be required to answer serious com
plant preferred against him by Christopher Iiiari who
Slras that on Moday night said johnson came al a lane
hour to he premises in St. Philip street. near Royal and
there perpetraed fantastic tricks accompanied with loud
and unusual noises against the peace the complainant the
usmy Of tie siaie and in violation Of the ordnanse Of
accused. - ~
'ohn Kennedy was brought up the ehsrge Of stealing
purse containing sSS from VIM Kelly at the New Custom
mouse. The accused was remanded appear for trial
a Lion arrested on the complaint Of Henry Hmsser was
discharged from custody w.
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TOBACC0-Fhsre a fair inquiry, but we heard only
OF " hhds taken, as follows Il at 8, Tx at TX
and B at &c v d.
SUGAR AND MOLAsSEs-T demand for Sugar
was better, and 300 hds sold ul prcesFair 5s<
5se For Moases there inquiry except for retail lots
FLOuB--fhes was but little demand, and prices for or.
binary brands still lower The sales embraced about
100 bbk. including 20 bbs Ohio at ~ 75 400 ST. Louis at
50 ss9$5 40, 70 az 81 so. 800 lin two ots) at IS
% ~, 200 Extra at =, and 100 at % 50 ~ Dbl.
GRAiN-The market was less active and former prices
were barely sustained About 1000 were aod Including
l4oO yellow at 10. 800 Yellow and White at III and So aud
200 do. at Soc " bnshe round OF Oats we noticed sales of
100 sacks St Louis al IS. and 400 at Soc o. buse Bran il
small lots, brought 81 Is y 100 10.
FkQVIslONa-There was a good demand for retail lots
at sls 90 for Mess aud 90 750s 80 % for Prime and the
sales include 80 b5s Mess quotations. Of Bacon
casks were cold az BIC for Sides and Ak os Shoulders
casks Clear Sides 5. and 81 casks Cnrnna Shoulders
lby auotlo) 4<f034 65l00c y 10. OF LAID 1873 bbls
were disposed or at Ike " To-
WHisKYe noticed only small sales Of Reciided al "A
ds4Sc y gallon.
BAGGlNG AND ROPE-sales 125 pieces and coils Gin
two lots) at 1917 and &c.
llME-l25 bids Western were sold on private terms.
EACHANGES-N0 alteration.
FkEigIiTS--A ship taken for Liverpool at "a for
Cotton. and 1000 bales shipped in English vessel for
the same port, at 3.1Bd
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For TRIAL -Lettia Parker and Ellen Dorman, having
done greyons injury to the personal charms Of Jane Turner
by an assault her the corner Of Franklin and
Sustomhouse streets, required to give bail yesterday By
Recorder Geno, for their Appearance for trial before the
Criminal Cont ~
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SINGJLAR PHYSIOLOGICAL FAcr-.Transfer.
ence Of Vitality, which seems 10 take place when
Young persons are habitualy placed in contact with
The aged, is not nursery fiction IL is well attest
ed BY very competent authorities g A not uncom.
mon cause, observes Dr. James COPELAND. g Of ds-
pressed vital power, is the young sleeping with ire
aged" This fact, however explained. has hesn
long remarked, and is well known 10 every unpre-
judlced observer have on several occasions met
with the counterpart Of the case: was few
years ago consulted about pale, sickIy, ana thin
boy, about four or five years Of age. He appeared
10 nave no Especial ailment, but there was 4 slo.y
and remarkable decline Of flesh and strength what
his mother very APPLY termed a gradual blight AZ
ter inquiry into the history Of the cause IL came out
that he had been very robust and pleihoric child
up to his third year, when his grandmother. verv
aged person., took him 10 sleep with her; thai he
had declined progressively ever since, notwith-
standing medical treatment. ! directed him To
leep apart from the aged parent, and prescFi bed
gentle tonics, change Of air etc. The recovery was
rapid. Bot il is not in children only that debjIitv
Is induced by this mode Of abstractng vira power
Young females married to very old men suffer in a
similar manner, although seldom to SO great an ex-
tent; and Instances have come to my own know
ledge where they have suspected the cause Of their
debIlilated stale. These facts are often known Ia
the aged themselves, who consider The indulgence
favorable 70 longevity, and thereby illustrate ire
selhshness which in some persons, inereaee with
their years. Every medical practitioner Is well
aware of the iacf, and parents generally are al
sised MOTTO allow their infants to sleep with aged
persons
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.PRoeREss OF KNowLEDer - Tie Press IN
Motion,-The st. Louis Reveille gives the follow
ing graphic description of the removal of that
Office and the mysteries Of the craft thus exposed
to the gaze Of the day:
At an early hour yesterday morning, the fash.
ionable residents about Olive street and Exchange
alley were thrown into state of excitement by the
unexpected intelligence of the removal of the Re-
veille office to our new building. Before sunrise.
every window and house-top in the vicinity was
occupied by curious spectators, anxious to behold
the extraordinary procession; and it is said, that at
o'clock, precisely barber, whose shop com
manded full view Of the scene, refused five dollars
Tor seat upon his pole. The half square, through
which the procession was to pass, was beautifully
adorned IN honor of the occasion. Among the
ehaste ornaments hung out, particularly noticed
Mr. Byron's garland of fresh mint, which was
'astetuly displayed at the door of the Byron house.
Wlth the following appropriate motto from Millions
Comus:
And first behold this cordial julep here,
That flames and dances in his crystal bounds
wynn spirits OF balm, and fragrant syrups mixed -
w were likewise struck with the liberal ex-
hl6ltlon Of elegant rows of small clothes, grace
fully fiutsering at the taiors' Shops as well as with
the picturesque transparency in oil, which waved
TO and fro, beneath the painters sign and we
must not neglect to mention the public spirit man
Tested by the fruiterer-whose oranges and nuts
lent pleasant variety and fragrance to the &C.
casion.
The spectators seemed to be highly exhila-
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rated ; and as the period approached for the pro-
cession to move, the cook atthe Monroe House APP
peared at the dining-room window, with his pleas
ing smile and his brightly polished bread basket
The walters too, in clean white aprons andliackets
waited with professional patience for the exhbis
ton; and the chambermaids, gazing over their
brooms and busters with enjoyment, heightened
the interest Of the scene, they took their sta
tions in the windows Of the fourth story.
" As the dense crowd which nearly blocked up
the street were the tp-toe Of expectation, it was
announced, at half-past s O'Clock, by one OF the
devils falling down stairs with the second volume
Of Richardson's dictionary, that the procession
IN motion, which was confirmed by another devil
following with the first volume and an apprentice
appearing Immediately afterwards with Webster
unabridged The procession then moved on in the
following order:
Two CoMPosrroRs-eaeh bearing case of small pica
and apprentices q. on each side with sticks
FouR ComPoslroRs. with weekly forms, surmounted
BY beautiful medley Of 81,
TWELVE GERmAN GrNTLRMEN, bearing The imposing
stone and singing H. y iher native tongue
pn,rop,x, q ~, e; Z Ie ARD nggpereH
men who kindly volunteered foF he ocea 500
s'AyS viz S ssaIls@f fbi GD sAsr sde
Editors smoking ssgan and carrying inkstands
BUST OF YIN gsn g. member y 4.
s,,,usTE posr aphical Association
SCISSORS Carried on a green cushion
ne procession moved In beautiful order, and
was applauded as il marched an entire half square,
Though the crowd was great, and the pressure, oc-
casioned by desire to the sight was excessive,
we are happy to announce that no accident oc-
Cured during the interesting ceremony, with the
exception Of slight scratch received BY the devil
in his fall with the dictionary.
Seriously, for the noise and confusion, hot
aweather, etc, has led us to make lght Of a troub-
lous affair, the Reveille Office is now once more
located near the very spot whence for many years
have been sent forth daily missives for the aruse
ment Of the public, and where, it is hoped, we may
still be allowed to call up those peculiar oseations
for the qualification Of those who have always
kindly received them with favor, and whom we
trust yet to amuse and crafty. To ALL our new
office s open, and hands extended to give them
a heartily welcome
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FIRE LAST NIoHr.Two three story brick bindings were
partly destroyed by fire last night the Levee between ST.
Joseph street and st. MaFys market The upper portions
the were burnedthe budoes were both ccupied
as clothing stores.
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FRE-A two story frame building was consumed on Mon
day morning, about O'clock above the Gretpa Ferry Land
ing Lafayette. Loss, $780, The property was owned by
j. u Myers. The house was vacant at the time.
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THIRD MUNICIPALITY Recorder Seuzencau. We found
nothing yesterday worthy Of comment before this Court
lew petty assaults and noisy disturbances the peace made
up the docket
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kEcoRDkR's CoURr Second .HHnicipalitp. Charles
Dewitt and Andrew Melville examined on Tie charge Of
stealing vaIusble diamond rinE and other valuable pro-
pey, from Mrs. Eliza Mclaughlin, The evidence showed
mat one Of te prisoners lodging the house Of com.
panant No loo New Ieyee, and finding that Ter husband
paniou to the bouse aid his schemes On Monday last
Whe Mrs Mclaughlin was at MARKET the accused broke
INTO her room and obtained ring worth s10O gold chan
ana small sum OF money large amount vas known by
e thieves to be on the premises but they could not find lis
Whereabouts While they searching for more booiy
MIS- mcLaughln returned, found their purpose and
pistol In hand guarded the only avenue Of escape until
lance could be procured and the thieves taken into custody
Ahe accused were sent before the Criminal Cour Tor rial
Louis Frank and DreyfouH charged with property
Known TO have been stolen from the store of CLARK & Allison
We're diseharged-tle accusation being withdrawn
lhomas Daley was sent before the Ft District Court on
the charge Of stealing bed key fom joseph d Hubbard \,
The corner Of Circus and Perdido Streets
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AVAGRANr.-John Nichols, on the charge of having no
local habitaton was taken into custody, and will be exam
med by Recorder Genois.
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DANGEROUS AssAuLr.-Robert McCsoveYn WINS arrested
yesterday the complaint of MS Sigerson who charges
the defendant with wounding him with knife
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NEW ORLEANS cATTLE mARKET.

JEVFKR8ON CITY, 71-7- ,
Tuesday Evening, July q. 1880.
Arrived today steamer Antocrat: 40 Beef Catiie "a
Cows 2l0 Sheep and $40 Hogs The inst quality OF West
e Beef Cattle held " h net of Other descriptions
Of Stock, we quote
PRIcKs: BEEF Cattle, 2sD 4sEc O. ID net; Hogs, 5<61
6Ae b nett Sheep, u 5O0 $3.50 " head; Mich Colos 81
0@27 " head Catyss, Is 5ol246 80 ~ head.
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NEW ORLEANS MARKETS.


fCOTTON-Jhe accounts by the Pacific, from Liverpool
to TIE igh June were received Yesterday morning BY iee
graph, advising of mer English market With as tey
seemed 10 produce effect and prices declined 1zssc
The sales compied about 200 bael at neariu the following
quotations.
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The TALIsMAa OF cHAnLEMAG NE.-Many
years back sPriace" Louis Napoleon was stated to
BE- 10 possession Of The talismsn Of Charlemagne:-
8 A small nut in gold fligrse enEelopment, found
round the neck Of that monarch on the opening of
bis tomb, and given by the town Of Aachen, aux.
la-Ghapee,) tc Bonapare, and by him TO his favor
lie Horiense, ciderdnt Queen OF Holland, al srhose
death tdescrfdsi 10 -f sri the present President
OF the French Republic"
The Germans have curious legend connected
with this talisman. L was framed by some Of tie
magi, 10 the train Of the ambassadors OF Aarounnal
Rasehid 10 the mighty Emperor of the West. at
the instance OF his spouse, Fasirada with the virtue
that her husband should be ALWAYS fascinated TO
wards the person or thing which il was on The
constant love Of Charles 10 this his spouse, was the
consequence; but as was not taken from her finger
after her death, the affection of the emperor was
continued unchanged to the corpse, whiehhe would
on no account allow TO be inferred, even when ID
became offensive. His confessor, having some
knowledge OF the occult sciences, at last drew off
the amulet from the inanimate body, which was.
then permitted to be buried but he retained posses
sion Of il himself, and hence became Chares's chief
iavoFite and prime minister, till he had been pro-
noted to the highest ecclesiastical dignity, as
Archbishop of Mainlz and Chancellor of the I'm.
pire. At this pitch Of power, whether be thought
he could rise no higher, whether scruples of con-
science were awakened by the hierarchieal vows.
he would hold the heather charm no longer, and
he threw It into lake not far from his metropolitan
seati hSie tile toNtl Vi llgethum now stands The
regard and affection of the monarch were itnme.
diatey diverted from the monk and all men, 10 The
country surrounding the lake; and he determined
on building there magnificent palace for his con.
slant residence, and robbed all the ancient royal
and imperial residences, even 10 the distance of
Ravenna in Italy, TO adorn it. Here he subsequent.
y resided and died; b Ii ii seems that the charm
had passive as we'll as an active power; his
throes OF death We're long and violent; and though
dissolution seemed every moment impending, sill
hp linn rad n. s-11 A =
who was called to- his bedside to administer the last
sacred rites, percevng the cause, caused the lake
10 be dragged, and silently restoring the alsman
to the person OF the dying monarch, his struggling
soul parted quietly away. The grave was opened
ny me third Quo, in 997, and possibly the town OF
Aehen may have been thought The proper deposi,o-
ny ofihe powerful drug, to be by them surrendered
{, one who was believed by MANY, as he believed
himself TO be. second Charl emagne
Official
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AUCTION SALES.


Baggine BaesIne TIaerfnr.
By SYKES, HYDE e. co.
"WEDNESDAY, Juy q q hifp1at 70 scoctsfl b a5ld NJ
DE Pom Wsrdens. Ter aceqspf % rhan may cci.csrn
o0 paesl, kef4ety BA0I Power Loom Ess,.
brand gus damagsd on bond sssmsr Buckeye, fneih-
n Tsius ii esl s4''- "a
damaged ta0ooA. DAMAGED GOoda.
By r. n. PETITPAIN.
NEDNk ID ~ Jaly >, a 10 o,eqek Be sod Auc-
uon Room No Canal sfse without rsssrve fr
1000 dozea sP0oL covrnN
sae ge.es. osaaAsrs Grey French BLANKETS.
Terms cash III
Catalogue sale OF ....... Dry Goods.
BY r.. n. PETITPAIN.
"WEDNESDAY yny 4 q 10 rs 80 4 nj i ~
w ton koom. No Canal street.
rs packag aud oaof sesapnalla DRY GOODS eonaisnr
ID Of frrrf Psir1 Pfud NesfhA, ali1 Line
IoeinE uss Danaak lnee Canzic bandkelfsss Blue and
Hik fpn!sds Red Turkey Handterlsl Haraf HAdkerche-
Laees, hosers shav Rhopr. Brown Bleached fconr
Stripes Tick Dsnims SIN Prssls, Bingham Umbrellas Ed sle
Terms liberal sale. II
~ caiiogss "a rsssy goods be examined early
On ne morning q sels ID
p. b. TAYLOR,
A UcTa0E AND COMMISSION MERCHANT, has removed
e rs & Of Real E sees Gauges, Damaged Cotton Hols-
aesa frFatnle, slaves &c pyI 2n
EWis FI1OhANCE. Cemnissiened .4aetioneer, o.
his DartlegiaE allegation 70 the sale Of Real Estate Socks
DAMAGED Cotton, Farlens. Household usuitua ayea
ec VIII aiso mskes advances Merchandise placed his
hapfs n1y2
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Official.
Ordinances and Resolutions of Second
Municipality Council.

ResolDed, That the Surveyor be and is hereby
required to notify the Water Works Company To-
erect hydrant Lafayette Square, for the con-
venience Of the children ahd citizens frequentng
said square.
Passed June Is, 1850, ]. H. CALDWELL. President.
Approved June ~, 1850, A. d. eros SMAN, Mayor.
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NEW ORLEANS:


HnALru np NrwoaLEANs.-The report Of the Board Of
Health shows but ~ denihs during the past week in La
fayetie nnd Neweun combined OF these sixty 1t will
be seem By the nnded la,, under 10 years Of age 81
weTs coofed and is resulted from casuales ntemperance
and ed eeyius mortality Of only 49, among the white
population, above the age Of clhood The official report
furnishes us the following statement;
Apcpis1y si1nory 81 AIs4aetn.s .
Broechlts trenen hi IA aae
Drain dforsy sptcrin pneunona
congestion oi9 Euter eolln Parnyss
coneuazou Of Eneephaifs Rheumatism
ConrulsioDs Fungus 9csfiana Il
Cholera Fever,
Cholera mnrun fvnnnid III
Cholera inanum " typhus Throat liberation of
Consumption Castro enterits.. Tatnuug
Cefehrita
DroRnel ycrober no
DloFrhna ,......... Oh Henri, hypertrophy. 81
Debility Isl Intelnpeauce Total fsT
oenltion Measles. ~ From Lafayette 10
OF which q were eolored; 90 under 10 years
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sHIPPING.
DOM Is mo P0RTa

= ~ ~ - r. 4 ~ r - - a -
,fs. 81 S..t Z 3 i; Isl. AND ItAvANa
- 49,. fi1a..fsssg eae hspaa, ssssssal { ~
s. $500 3. 3 .; ssss Ii sss ss
caIioa lor ssa q Re = sa 'i ss2. s@s1s
EEs.sas 2 ssTs = sssS.s. 40
w ~ -
n Fl !, hs9 81 1. "a. Al sI.ss,I,s.oas dsse
Assss q aasa 3 ~ + 81 = ( o. .s
Paaeqgsg leaving HpySs 3 81. '. ks J 81 ~
s 800. xSs IA 'ss ss. = r dss &
t s9assi ns;s sz s9s.a ss .aa
$500. and maEzsdesns sieaHI4.p 0llfn, Lieut. q
isEl JAZZ 4 esloek e1pe1ag. ~. bead q 81
a s' ss e.s 4 a r. s:. fSss g f f n
.pae'ees Eslges ard VEL ysniats cabins and stassosls
Ar ss9znssd surgeon aeeea1ps5ss liis and al
ouaer faAsls Of The Ce11sany-
New II bssI 49, ssissa "
ssssarr ssss. si, I'D sSs,sss mes q
s p - s-S,ats eeom bersh, Saloon y %
anh r. hssaas mesf proeuss pa~poEs from he
Hs essss .ses.s an paid sors an pa..ass tahss aud
Hsi z g'ifIia s co q
gl,'s.iaiy tdi, stssi;.p N Ri All 81 III.
- % ss2s s 81 ssEs z. g sss:s
ssa.s "a undergone thorough ispaizs md 4 now aT
ss ssa as z aa ses ss sss Z e. e.
% : ssiss 's'. sss + s! & ss.
yea5 ~ saliae Bss lsfz H. al, Hssnsr. va
e Court BT Fl s$s SRs:|' s!: !:
f .s'ss s9sf. ' RI , .sshs ,s
ef her tzsEs nearei ssil have disp aiaE n
2.saes e l;s:shs@ p.ssase spply board q Pos
g 5ESE.k ks6Es El'sb 20 8 sesusasa
ron NV NJ .,. YgR & ys 1890
ps, rs issi Isl iz 81 css wv sss
On vii al Il S days 4. Fos bsianss q ss =
Ss lawn, s sDss % M, q .
eesS On essk o stesfage apply the
isis s ssff?s 4o siSF'.'i B5 8 4 . cap i
ga s sso WI b:';a Tss ven is ..l'ies Y.
sass Of ssh having essssf
4 ~. HI 4; 4 e e X o. t..,,,o.,
my@ o. yEkkINs : BgpDENDoRFF
70 EIGN PQR rs
"a gesas sce gslss csssgn 70 fia 8 --POR SfVErs-
5ss p r asSS ss Z e, s s1 5ss
aGss S''''' ioaE nj Il Eai sI c6 SssF
iii ess ss-su s s ~. ss s.s
s5,Is ST Hhs d k fa sss Il -
I'd rs -ys.s 8 w dEivERs = 4 - s. H. Il -.
FNh k,yss.. Il q. "a lins ~ elass
". s nov aaaas aa VII have imnsi.sss dislaisk 81
l',WIg oslSs i ~ & es. Sc .....
| - FOR LIZ fss TIE s ship . r. u All
NAhD, Arisos, m.sisz having lpFEe portion
essess Of sght pessFs, having furnished accena
',-'1''''7s' w AS Si1 CO. Is comnos i,
ia oEs: w OLIVER s. Charles street.
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M. oQ1o-

Resoirsd, That tie Comptroller and Treasurer
be and they are hereby authorized to to Bshop
a. Blanc The Municipal Tax 90 the property stu.
a. a. te corner OF Clio and Prytania streets, the
same being now used by The Female Orphan Asv.
ium as Free School
Passedsdune IS, 1850. j. II. CALDWELL. President
Approved June ~ 1850 A. ID. CROSSMAN Neynr
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Ians, Freckles, sunburn. and an 7zrup-
tkOns of the Skin

a 10y p 12ss'y and y q DE
neN ascoFerrd Ce.nete, tHENcH cL YSAfU& This valuable
~ .sqe e an lnaen.asie requisite every LADY, toilet
eses pon ne Skin aud conpealnn perfectly
sale price '0eeHs per bcsde, ne GUtoEs.
81 Charles end Canil atrees.
nsnaqaioeS - - ,ss5 2
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l. Hi ~ - - H1-<A y hNtt - ~ %lUe ~
NIiIll6.i =. No. ~ Chartree afsef, -
Vin'V Ars receiving Plain aad Embroidered Befekss
w " choice cocis Ficl sa.iu Striped Rainied Qz11lsl IL
naM paterns kntdgefd Plain rznadina, M
hlhhor saiaincr prs Eks style rdidefel Cpes d
neF bellissr and ether desirable
neS yin iasas ssgs ~ zen assgs9 ssech q
Dkllts recently patehad fsv6rze terms from u,
M. honses q Eaf0pe and America. they will Il -
Low PRICES
a. aaiias % ian be any houne ID The city
$50 nsssIai n al knxsa Jaconsis Lans
ni'sAai atr lhansrsya eeais Der yard
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Second NIunicipalitY oonnoiI.

TINS body held It's regular session last eyeningThrteen
members The official report will be published Nv
us tomorrow. We annex summary Of the proceedings
The Treasnrer's weekly report was read. as folows
balance on hand at last report ..... Asse an
ses .O43 IS
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MAYoRAL1Y on NFwORLKANs1
.-...-.< June 81. 1850.

h Ihs Only Depot fof Sake Of lALLEYsS ORIGINAL
~ olflf GENUINE MAGICAL PAIN FACTORS q
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IIkYOBAL1T INV OlLEANs, 4 q
June 81. 1850.
COUNCIL OF MUNICIPALITY NO. TW0-
Sitilng Of June 2, 1850 Whereas, Abel Lafrsncois
has aed 70 comply with Ms bid for furnishing the Wrought
Iron Spikes ig The Wherre, ainpcated TO him by the
sayoF on the ID Of June last, Be It Resofued That the
mayor be authorized and requested sell public nncfop
ais shyine Ten days notice IN The official Journal Of this Mu
the esatnres approved March 8 $780, and aereeahy 10
the specifications nile ID The Office Of the Surveyor aud for
aeeo9nt Of the former bidder, Abe atruaeols who has
iallei 70 comply with his bid the for furnishing and
deyefsng during the year 1880, of all The Wrought Iron
Spikes Tor w harves which may be required
.tsigned.l JAS. II. CALDWELL. President
isiGned.) y : - A. D. cRossMAN. Mayor.
MAY0RALTY or NHW ORLEANS
June q. 1850. g.
NOTICE Is hereby given that in accordance with The
foregoing resolution OF the Council of Municpaty No.
o sed The 18th that will proceed TO sell a. my
01cet on MONDAY, the eth day Of July prox., Al u
O'Clock NJ 10 the lowest bidder, for account ofABERT
Aishug and delivering OF the w RtyUGHT IRON SPIKES
for the Wharves during the year 1850.
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4. D. cRossMAN. Mayor.
MAYoRALry on NEW oaLrlss. !
BOOTS, SHOES AND BROGANs,

HATS, CPS, ETC.
- A GENERAL ASSORTMENT OF the FTU
above Goods received by the arIiva 5, con- ~
sta1ltg for sale o. low prices and liberal terms. 80
fa5tlcllsr attention paid TO Plantation 0rdeEs
WOOL. STRAW and MEXICAN HATS.
FROST 81 CO.,
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The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-07-03

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