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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-11-19

CMITH 4 GRAHAM, Law WRITER'S, sc, 10 WALL
~ street. opposite this Exshsrge N. Y-Deeds Handsomely
and rapsiy copied Anumber Of scent clerks
always hand TO take testimony, etc.
DIssoLUTIoN OF OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES coPARr-
~ rership htrto existing between Henry John Lett
aud Jo,eph Grim uqier tho s,ye and drm Of Lett
ansacaG lusinesa at NO l67 Bleecko sire
sorner sullivan the city Of New York has been dis
soved, the sad Henry John Lettr viii continue the bu
At ylace. New Vera, November L.
1850. HENRY JOHN JETThAEN.
yI,HG PARTNERSHIP HERETOFORE EXISTING BE.
tween the subscribers uudsr the name 81 sence and
Tas this day dissolved The business % the late IN
vii continued at No. SIS Broadway the sutscrbsr
Leonard senee. Individually and other person 10 inter-
Lie aceount-Nov. n. 1850. LEONARD sENCE.
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MUSICAL.

NUsICAL-THE SHAKESPEARE CONCERT MUSICAL
I Society, composed Of the mos abs members Of the
engaged the Jenny Lana under the drec
ton Of Nell now prepared 20 resolve ordorl for
cefts sorees balls REL tnd futpIth from two 20 fur
teen artiss as he required. Orcers bo LETT az
Hessrs. schs rfenlorK Luis, F3 broadway, Karhseg
hffusng Gl Broadway orRt the r,sdeaee v. ket1e 81
Laurtns street, Treafurer Of the Society.
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CALIFORNIAN.

CALIFoRNIA-TRAvsP ACROSS the
" Isthmus Of Pssaua.-Xachritatn. felsen n c., OF
Ispsma are now prepared 20 transport resht aoross The
Itkmuf tthe 10 through 20 san francc1 at ehrpt
option bot each rackase must ls Of irritable uzs and
weight ans properly covered ssI " CO. are not poa
tih for a0oidcnt the transit The charIes
fan prtation TO he rrrtaid IN New York For particulars
apply 20 T. SSON h CO., - Wall street.
4 lucrative EMPLOYMENT GIVEN 10 LADIES AND
~ aentmtn who have leisure TINE IN light and
fancy work taugh In few lessons Considerable er
ument may Ne de'ived aequref. hrply per4
.l,, -rset lsay Pg7adrsy. risnipR fg iasGrS I've
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FINANCIAL.

OK OOO TO LOAN ON BOND AND MORTGAGE,
ptc,OOO.t six per cent interest, on pToaaenvs
JOHN Y. C0NEEY, No. % Wall street,
% Broad
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THE CELEBRATED PbINA DONNA AND TEACHER,
Il bisIs ELIZA VALENTlNI, cas- Broadway. besides tho
fdvAntsge Of imitation, will give 10 her scholars
the advantages emulation, SELF and
dence qualities highly Tor the art Of singnS.
having hired large saloon, and ereAr vsek private
eers where her pupils aud herself only will sing before
Fashionable audiente, every 1hursdsy.
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MISCELLANEOUS.

MISCELLANEOUS.
NOTICE TO YAnILIxs-TERpIyASD DINNERS or
tails Of parties every description The
factory references can he owen. SO Bowery New York
VI into cash their superhuous elects such wearing
apparel costumes hre-srms ne will obtain from ths sab
efbr fair cash price for the Fans, or sentlemen
beiiba dpOss o. viii fna Il to sr sdvsstss.
for . sun.erser who viii attend ,n =, their r,,,ssnos
once No. 2w.n,t. corner Of sroadwIyN.Y.
\ AIDES AND GENTLEMAN ARE hereby REsPRcr-
IL fully informed that the fell value will he paid In cash
for All dsserp,ioa 81 seoond-hsna or east.oa Clc'has
through the rect. will be promptly attended 20.
J. hoRoEEY, n oranss street. near Chatham
CAsr OFF CLOTHING AND FURNITURE WANTED
~ Ladies or gentlemen having any superhuous olothiHs
furnitui jsveiry articles o. descripion 10 dpose
q can os,sn sr essh preo for he sane BY ..sdns Tor
VI" sscoaES. So R.,e. street. up stairs.
CrNTIEEEs WISHING THEIR WASHING DoNs
VI steady will please apply at 50 Crosby street room No
D. washing done the most reasonabls terms, aad 20
tstsfaeticr.
A ma n. DAVIES, ss5 BROADWAY, IMPORTERS
n. Of Upholsteters Goods wholesale and retail have
.nd Muslin Curtains, window Comics and shades Bands
PRS Cmrs Tasels Loop, Paier Hsuginss. Ne. which
itens purchas,d for shl they r sell 70 per cen. less
than any other house In the city.
sroUvENIL q CO. have opened that large stor. Ne.
-. so Br, advay, next 20 Niblo Nth fun assortment
iur,d By Ms.fs Cornelius Co. french esndelaSrsa no
lsmsn ne They import French china ever dsrp
s"i mattel Ill sr,Ss. 10 any p.,s.1n. sss Iss,.s fr
parties Glass cut u order Factory - aad ~ Nesey street
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~ eeuth western Exrres. ~ wri street. New YORKER
stsmf hp ono, Nofemrer 10Th and By
Ntw oresr shan dspatch m tspress aB above, with
frtifht ptckag specie. ard valuable parcels
In New Orleans hasrscentv ieascd very Eibe once in
tte - Charles hotel building ccrncr Of 80 Charles sud
eis,ier street VI ere win give lis undivided attention
delivery or fCrNareinf " the ffeahf,
eps~u Esrrea hessrs Rogers Pors mr.
in Ntbis haye lecn fr fsvora6ly wa
n'teut ard pr nj n -, enabled de-
snstch merchandise. kc Sc 70 any OF Alabama with
wv wv sIIMsON CO., "a wan ,,-.,t.
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TN THIS haE OF BRILLIANT DISCOVERY AYR

mraeulous power nothing has proved Of value TO
the human roe watts nervous antdote. IL postiveiy
It has cured thousands Of the violent sem
plants cthunpton by huhtreds, epilepsy twenty eaees
neryovs diseases BY Thousands 81 per bottle l Nasss.
stree
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yzrAhTEp-sITUAT1oNs, ny Two RE5PrcTABLE
w young eirs-one a. Chambermhd ard 20 do washing
or warr or would be willing 60 do homework 10 small
family Can come we'll recommended best % city reference
gwen, S. hss lived and months with her last eui
Tlover other Is compttent he obarge
infant azei can come well reeonmended lived
the her lAt place. They be for two days
AZ l1a Trelfh All rect between Fifth aud sixth
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CoNNET. INncRInFp no MRs IrprIs nv ian,

NVFNhIt iNcNiNlbED ~ Nh%. tENNIS. by LADY.
~ Nov, when the air " chilled by winters breath.
And trader lungs new irri tasion feel
Now, when c0nsumpti0n whets the scvths Of aaatb.
=, Ana ~ fsir checks doth place her hectie seal,
New, While there yet Ia time 10 chesk. 10 heal.
ApTly. N htathis sweet, the means Of care
Icy one whoss lite vas savet, that means reveal
And teach the tsHcrsr safety 10 secure.
fesk Mrs. Jervisi the remedial power
Dvelle in her esndy-dwella In that aiore.
Jse ", your cough win loosen every hour
And your hcarse voice resume iss sonoroua tous
The luIgs relieved. their once will fulaI
:. Andhcalfh te yours. without = dnotorstfu.
kn .kskks Ssis Ssn-y. -oia or 81, - ssxx,. y =
brsssvsy, ana NJ srugsists generally.
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EXPRESS AGENCIES.

McNIcOL n co q EURoPEiN EXPsESs-GooDs
l sud parcels for the africa received until
o'clock fufsaay, Noycbtr 10 1880 tpsCia messenger
pfli he detrss.irdhv the subscr,bers
hcNICOL n go, - wall street. New York,
aaip fenwies street. Liverpool
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MEDICAL.

e TANMERINg-DR. BoAKDNkN, AT TAYLoRs
- Hotel So Courland street will introduce for the trss
time In the Usicd States his coiehr.ed Invention which
all nervous frtasity v Which stammerc
subject, ana guarantee rermaneat renedy.
CoLDs, RuEusATIsv, NrRCuRIAL cosPLArNrs.
~ Eruptons of the skin, acThe recommendation %
Drs. MOTT stevens hcNsven, Smith, Dixon, kiott and
other eminent physoan for the years
prove Ne efficacy OF Carols Ynrcr and Sulphur naths Is
BARCLAY street remedial agent Tor the above eopaints
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FOR SALE AND TO LET.


ITO LET--A HANDSOME SUIT or ROOFS, CONSIST
ing OF Dining and Drawing rooms the first aoor and
Ps table and
sts with all the modern sa1 sad lighted With
ITO LET-A BEAUTIFUL COTTAGE. IN THE W.
entity e Kings BriSss with about twelve acres Of
and ice house. aud the garden is well tseksd every
VARSITY Of e choicest frus ~ ere Is large range in the
farg spring, brought in iron pipes The cottage
and view u The High Bdse an Is ad'rned Nth cSHs-
mental trees and shrabeery The situation Is gerfeey
de,ous Of country residence the premises
and Harlem Railroad. and only minu drive from
s an Um
'ion Of the day APplysso x NEWTON. 1ocsr,,..,,s.,
EoR sALE-THE ALHaMBRA DINING SALOON
years Inquire Of the proprietor WIN DILLON. 1876
EoR sALE-oSE oFTuE MOST DESIRABLE LIQUOR
end Oyster embellishments in Wall street. establish
Cd fye ss ssS S m the
riy vii be ,eld at saIsain on application to c. b.
nor sALE-A BARGAIS:-IaE WELL KNOWN
business stand on the corner Of Fulton and Grand streets
in The village q Ia%sss With The s'oSs and AZ
1yIGruny Terms easy iPsSts OF wesss s. s@t H
CoR SALT, AND POSSESSION GIVEN INnEpI-
htey brown stone front house in Twenty 9TH street.
purchhte money remain en- the premises Apply between
N1N N " HOMES MORGAN No. eis t' stiest :
NOR SALE OR EXCHANGE. FOR NEW YORK OR
Brooklyn unir numbered property-The Homestead in
East Madison Norris county State az New Jersey less than
mile from the Madison depot consisting Of co and 70 100 Of
fine lard hay tmct hy and orchard Title
ind putable. Possession given immediately Pris $500
part of which may remain mortgage For syiew Of the
and further Information apply at No 100 Joreman
street. south cry, Brookyn TO r. W Townsend No.
Cedar street. near Broadway, New York.
ITO CHEMISTS. DRUGGISTS. AND PaRsICIANs-
For SALE drug store central leading thOrougfars,
In New York. IL viii be sold xtzemey low for
ment fer satisfactory reasons. Address Apoheeiry at
the tfice Of this paper.
Two DA6UERREorYPIsTs AND oTgERs.-FoR SALE,
Of Chambers steet The Stock, Appastus Fixtures
&C. will he sold at valuation Possession given imme
diaely satfactory reasons given for selling Apply
the rrsmses during the day entrance "a Chambers street
A FIRE ENGINE Fer sAIE-IN FIRST RATE Or
n der. Inquire Of j. H. LUDLUM, 81 Greene street. be-
tween Grand and Broome s.reets.
A NEWSPAPER CoNCEHN TOR SALE A NEwsPA-
IA wel ab.hed snsr~d -ais cash.
It's ,u,lshsd in Boston Addrets Printer" Lock. box
l0s, Boston tost Office.
RusINEss FOR SALE DOWN TOWN, FOR S.2OO.-
cash business In which his will be
unemployed hear Of opportunity by addressing W.
Radferd. lower Post once, postpaid. livery opportunity
will be given the purchaser TO It's profitable character
III proprietor is about leaving the country which
10 the cause Of his onerirg IL for sale.
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w rri IS children aid spd ssanstresg, chambcr-
sid washer and roner OF 70 tray e with aiy and
fsu v OF ~ ctamtermaid ard waiter. tho capable OF h
Inc eithr uusten, having lived IN he moss spsetaels
fau and produte tie beet 81 reiercneeF from her
ste er rovsrs Pferse rail- a. Nc ~ Eleventh street be-
tween 10 Th and sxh avenues fr m 10 20 oeook Tor
three esss.
NAMELY TWO REsrECrABLE YorNG wo-
w msr sisters sratiops 80 - ne vork ~ iespee' asie
family One 10 eood cook ani baker, and hrst rate
wsther srd would prefer ocokrg and 70 assist
In vaslisg ard ironing The other IL trs rate
and ivorr patle 81 dcirr cha b~rvork and willing 20
rale hsrse fsner.y ussfaL The tes Of ETY. rstefenae
from Their last place vh,ra thty hsel fer tgo Jeas
~ - tlaIlet street. can tsRsn rec trl dy+
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ENAIRMOUNP-A MEETING or THE LOT OWNER IN
the village of Paramount will be held at Military Ha..
R3 Bosery, Thursday evening, the 2st instant, ~
o'clock Punotul attendance is requested as business OF
in portsRee viii be brought before the meeting.
N MGRAW
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MECHANICS HALL. NO. 471 BEOADwAY, ABOVE
lvA Grand street-Open Rig diving the until
farther no,ies-he original ard we'll tseWn C1RrsrYn
bINoTkkIb, comprising otoisnt and versatile oorpa
Of talented and experienced performers unaer the
Of r. p Chrsty concerts IN this city
Of -four teon received with by
highly respectable and f.s enable sudenses Tickets ID
septs Doors ~ half ph5s ain g. half past
seven o'clock Afternoon soaesrs saturday. sen-
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EAsTLE GARJEN.-rHE FUBnC ARE MOST RE-
opened for the Inspection Of yisiIsis fom o'clock
y. NJ. afordins opportunity 70 view ths boautuf
scenery Of bay and harbo- om the upper galleries
Price Of adm sston, 12h cents.
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NEw YORK AMPHIrHEArRE. No. 81 BowERY.-

CoxPLIsENTAaY BENEFIT TO T. D. RICE, ESQ
~ At etting OF the friends Oft ID Rise, Esa par
rance Of pumerousy signed call az Tho Aston House
he evening the 10th ~ November 1850 Josiah Howe,
Iq called to the chair and Mr. James r. Otis
Tinted secretary The following eppttees appsnt
Committee OF ArraI gements-Niam g. Barton John
Br2ughsm william Rufus blake, Wsrale Corbyn j. Wa
las Lester Committee Fnau yal ".
A vsdgtrs, Jonas Is. PHILIPPE. Wm. Porter. Committee
to vite Taert-M. Noah, Sell Geer James v. Otis.
Geo, Loder. Samuel Nichols. On mooi the meeting
was adjourned AstOr House Wsanssdxy
inst. at
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WANTID-A FRENCH WOMAN. AS LADY's MAID
Best Of references required. Apply. between and
s'sloel, r. u, 81 $50 Broad wAy.
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TICKETS FOR JENNY LIMBS coNCERTs;.A rsw
choice Sofa Seats the best location In the hail. for sale
at the Bank Coffee House, No. II Pine street.
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Clio REwARp.-IosT, IN THE SIXTH AVENUE
70 W Tv eighth street, snail Getoee Iepia
q Id watch, white face saehed 70 which was thick so
lain with snakes head hook The finder wirecevc ~
above evtrd and ire hnnta Of the ny returning IN
to 70 West Tweni eighth stret Sixth
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w really furrishod, With closet and where the use Of
sofa he'd eo1s had preferred. ~ must be in gentee
peiehtorhesd near nroadwsy not above Spring street
without bssrd and with widow lady preferfei Ths al
yertiser Is vcry gentee Reference Will mot De
given. Aedres A. n. Herald tfhce.
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AMUgFMHHTs.
NATIONAL THEATRE CHATHAM STREET NEAR

IN Rooseveltseeond night Of Mr. e. Burks-On Tuesday
evening" Nov 49, the entertainments will with
comedy Of swEETHEARTS AND WIyEs-Bly Laciaday,
Mr. o. Burke Admiral Franklin, Mr. I'll ser; Eugenia
g. Mestayer Laura Miss Croker To be followed by tho
burlesque Of OLE BULL-GbeneKer Calf, Mr. o. Burke
Etifr Mr. Ellsler Mrs. Dixon, Miss NJ Charles Caroline,
Miss Croeker Mrs Brown Miss Smith. The whole
clude with the nauti nj dram Of TON CkINGLE; or A
Sean ans LogTom Grin gle, Mr. II. Watkins Black Walter
Mr.. ii. Sey Elizabeth, Mrs II. r. Gratten.
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pots that beau iii al OF land known
naths,ts farm adjoining horrisiania village hereby
notified that the drawing for the choice Of said plots viii
tafe place at Military Hall 1913 Bowery, saturday
ning the ?3d Instant o'clock. few lots remain
unsele which be had by applying at No. 4 Broadway
given. MGRAW.
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Third 1Ianicipalitv CounciI,

The regular meeting Of this body was held last evening
heorler Ssnleau Praing, and eight members present.
a proposal rom Ei. White, for paving, was read and
adopieu a number OF communications Of public interest,"
were rs7d and appropriately referred.
Nlf WIZ on behalf OF the Finance COMMITTEES, to whom
ad beaa referred the proposals Tor the Of Municipality
nons reported IN favor OF the following purchases 5000
nom lanle3 bgeTton, 5000 from WIN. Frost $500 from
EIgel' Milford 70 He also reported, from same Com
mlee ha they had DESTROYED by FIRE the of s. 394 90 in
bii.;, OF the Municipality Ofdlttersnt amounts
Re same Committee reported in favor Of paying number
ne Committee On llprlgements reported in favor of
cepng the proposal OF r. Wilman for building and EXTENDING
e tofk hi9tAe and instructed the Mayor con.
tract with him ioT that purpose.
The usual yearly ordinance for the sale of the pubIic works
eeang Streets &c, was then taken up and passed, section
by section.
resolution authorizing The Mayor to receive contracts for
the PAVING Of Espanade far Cusacalvo street, was re.
fefIed 20 the Committee improvements
The order Of the day. being the following rop from the
Finance Committee, then came up.
Rcsorcd, That tax of one per cent be and hereby i'm
Ps upon rear estate and slaves, ngreeabv the State tab
eauX Of assessment Tor the year 99 said tax due aud col
lecd on te ISL OF Apr next and bearing interest the
oil per cent per ahnum, nom that date until paid.
Rs0!Ut, jarfhcr' That deduction OF per cent shall be
made to a ne lax payers who shall pay the office OF the
March next.
Mr. Wilt urged the passage Of the resolution on the Conn
Municipality.
Al almost inerniaable debate then aoss as to the final
passage OF the resolutions, which weTe however, adopted
yeas 3, naysA
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.Hessrs Editors The failure Of the Northern mail has
become such stale subject of conversation. that
su yonr paeHce must be almost worn out in listening to the
general complaint new phase has, however occurred in
the eccencties Of mail failures which think ought to be
known to the public. The Nagaras letters from
England were due here Sundaybu their non arrival did
not surprise any peronhs morning the old story of Mail
failed beyond Columbus, Ga put mp the Postooe
aud tins evening advised By Telegraph that the mail
has again failed beyond Montgomery, A consequently,
cannot have the steamers letters here tomorrow It
that Letters by this steamer directed New or and forward
ed thence to this city by mail arrived here on both Saturday
and Sunday; that persons in the receipt of letter
really soreatBtro hours aheadQ mail and Others twenty
four more. Can be that the mail contractors think the
steamer letters for Mobile and New Orleans of no Importance
and throw them aside, while they forward later dates from
New York, or it that they controlled by interested per
sons? Has Mr. Coamer of his deputies power
rect these abuses, the interests of the Southern cities
be sacrificed 10 the additional expense Of expressing the
Presidents Message the Northern cties?If any of your
numerous correspondents satisfactorily these Ques
tons, they will very much oblge AN INQUIRER.
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First Municipality Council.

This body met last oyenngRecorder Geno in the Chair
message was received from the Mayor stating that the
expenses oil the late cTevae would be from $1,000 $780,
Manopa quota h Maor s5 G 2eeo@ a 2 the
nstaement OF Commisary Birmingham ofthe Second Ward
Gil in regard the bad state of the Streets and proposed that
the Surveyor should be authorised have the proper repairs
move the large accumulation ofmud.
ne message on notion was taken up section by section
The proceedings OF the Mayor in promptly auhorng the
empoyment OF aborers to stop the late ceyae, &c,
The RECOMMENDATION in regard the reinstatement of Com
ml'sary Birmingham, came up for discussion.
Individual referred to had been dismissed BY the Council lie
wfTRea 70 snow Whistler ne message was veto or not
Mr. Doncan considered that as there was no veto by the
Mayor made the resolution approved, and therefore moved
to III. l2y 19a l pPT Il o. The meqse on the table
Mr. Lanaa was In favor Of referring the subject special
The motion Of Mr. Duncan taken By yeas and nays
That par Of The message relating to the repairing of the
streets aud putting them in order, was taken mp.
Mr. Der9es proposed 10 refer the subject the Surveyor,
with directions 70 enforce the duties Of the ctora.
MT Lanaa offered resolutions making il imperative upon
the different CommsaTes report the negligence of contrac-
plance.
The Chair stated that he was duty bound to report that
TO his instructions that he had him notice again and
AGAIN Of e Temssne o. the contractors and that the Sur
MI GiqusI ADDRESSED the Council with much effect, in
these instructions the Surveyor and they had been de-
garied He would therefore, for the removal OF that
Ol.lIlefi II was the proper course TO take.
Mr. Lanata moved that his resolutions be referred to the I'm
ptR,yehleul SOmnittee, winch was adopted.
adoped VI -'''' ''''''' 'l"eH W anu
order of tue day being the ordinance submitted by the
finance COMMITTEE, defining The manner Of advertising Tor
contracts, OF ajudcating The same and OF aseertanng te
eapc so.IehGy ana opNgat0nI OF eeurities, was then
READ amer sundy amendments, the ordnance adopted.
The election for COmnissary Of the Second Ward after
Mr. Richardson nominated r. Dearue and upon the first
Az H. ~, ~ M u,s,ait' uniy elected ~ .
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The MAYoRALTY.-- The Bee announces the
name Of our present worthy Mayor as candidate
for reelection. We cordially concur in the euogium
paid to thatefcient officer and esniable man. The
Office is in no manner connected with the poll
tics Of the country One great error, which all are
prone to commit that Of carrying Federal politics
into every contest, Whether a man is wing or
democrat, cannot affect his fitness to discharge
the duties of the Mayoralty. If incompetent there
is no magic in either Of those terms to remove his
Ignorance and inefficiency. Render unto Cesar
the things that are Cesar's'-elect members of
Congress on the great national questions-but let
us have the good sense to elect a Mayor with ex-
elusive regard to the city Of New Orleans, and not
the city Of Washington. Is Mr.. Crossman an eff
cient officer? Ifnot, let him be defeated. IT. how
ever, he is assiduous in the performance Of his du
ties, let us retain him. We were much pleased
with the opinions of the True Delta, few days
since, the principle Of rotation in office that
long as man discharges the duties of his office
faithfully, the people should retain him. Frequent
elections, like short accounts, make long friends
MIR. Crossman IS one Of the people. He belongs to
the working class, who have built up the city. His
sympathes and associations are with the toiling
masses. God forbid that we should endeavor to
excite one class against another. Such is not our
intention. We can conceive of no nober lesson to
teach youth, than that in this country the dis
tinctons of rank do not exist-that the highest
honOrs open to the humblest aspirant. In the
life and present position of our Mayor, who, by vir-
tue of his Office is at the head of the noble school
system of New Orleans, the children of the laborng
may take courage for the battle OF life" In
society, as well as in war,
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EOCgR3gg' EV%yE'ebOegse.
70 TAAFp EV14l u fgrS,

II" The sabs-ri5e addition their extensive PAPER
Of evy description, suitable newspaper mercantile establish
ments have received from their factory per ship Clifton
NewYors fresh supply which viii be sold most moderate
the trade They call particular attention to the fol-
lowing descriptions Of Paper on hand;
Fooseap Paper Hardware and Envelop Paoer
Ledger Paper and Fttcup. Counting house and BIN Cap
nnLnagg PAPER, all sizes Clo;h aud Packing PupS, Of all
druggists Paper white and buc,l sizes
Fhsrng, Tissue and BlOtIng Pa Binders, Straw, and Bonnet
BoJrds,
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