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HOI6Ls, RESTAURANTS


HOTELS, RESTAURANTS
DLANTERS HOTEIs--This time-honored and
ssh1nahe establishment. having BndefEnns con- -
siderable aefans and repairs during The past ls4
mers insupefior order for the Of m
the puhiie whose patronage the undersigned would 12A
most fesuciinf solicit. pFnne that exsftiehs shall be
wanting hs 70 make their stag pleasant and agree
Beafd losaag * e Pnbic Department. day 81 81
bo0rd aud los gine in the Ladies Family depart
nisDt aeeCfdina 70 the Room occupied, from $50
tF The BAR Roo4 lid BARsr Z HOP, from their posi-
ton hetopre, annoying 20 Ladies entering the eatabh
ment, have been chanked sld the the Hotel al
tered make agfeeAbe md pleasant LIS believed thai
when he prices aud compared with thos
Of othf houses the Planters Hotel will be surpassed BY
mis- 3m N. MURRAY, psoprieios
YNHFrE HALL, No, "a ST. Louis street. Nesr
w Saioen and Res. garurt for Ladiss.
The suhseiber gtateful for the patronage 5@ * -
which they have experienced at the WHrTR =
HAIL. and desirnus of its cotinusncs. have greatly ebe
shed heir establishment Ga SATURDAY 18th November
at O'Clock r. M. they viii open New RESTAURANT
HM NJ NSALOtlN on the sacond-slnry Of The snsni
VsSA o. house, No. A St Louis street.
sJhY tfha new Saloon. decOrabd bg the best artist
49, OF This city, untes elegance to c1mfort 0i
Wins are choice.
to The public invited on Saturday nsxt 10 pasaks
splendid Lunch. By which ths Saloon will be Opened.
MA 6m 8. Vl0SCA a. CO.
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in M1r We uap1i F.5t hf1lat or 1f,azds
lsyasend ssstouers tha herr fsts1 - ne. $A
< &H6e IL Csnr eIr11f a
1aass at sncssits zsnt sf Ne rppa
tsnoq - r. tnqftl dialEhzr1
e ~ We ~ 1'ssisi.s snt opening t.se.hl .sstasns
y fae' ~ h tht lsT zs.sE i,i plagl szlcrtneAt
hiptgn1 f.fial FloueH flant1 d1lcr
coma tHreed NgzIl Eort. Caos- ffdr1a. ETC.
III 0rl fp he nzhi1s y DEtklt1 cIaali N1niAs by
Establishments.
q. Bonnss III ahsfstr annar lni % s6nlS cetl
Yee thal Do Nlh har shssrs rsn NJ fsuP
o1 om ~ F'9 ~ e ~ ~ aFif Imam
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MUSIC.

MUSIC AND MUSICAL EN6TRUNHKNTs.- The
IVA eabscrbeu wonld respectfully request youF "a.
attention 70 their large aud extensive stock of Mn 5
SO and n Musical Mefqhsndss Of every desesietion;
Ecztes, from the acAeres Of tbs iiss makes in he
United States and EuEOne.
Strings for Violin Guitar, Fiafp VioinceIp Double Bas
etc. Guitar Pins, PEGS. Screws. cts
Volp,, Flutes, Gu tare, Ancoldisns. Brs Instruments
Piano Forte Wire Tnaiqg tianmer' Ferks etc so and
every article oonnedfed with she Mnsc bus1ne.s,
order ios Music and Musical will bepFompty
attended 10.
seninaFicz. f.fl sit
Second and Pianos bOuaht and taken in part Paynsn,
All shs new Music received from tho North aa soon aspub
The en.sre nIuwa nepaent viii BE- under the charge oi
Mr. III ID, Hewitt. New Oslean1 La. Oct ~
os I, s,rsw.. B. 8. B. HENEFr. HEkkFFr
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mkt INKiI INKiit
HGTa'tsOM's Columbian K1sEs

BiAcks Japan, Copying, Marking. Blue eIlbIr
Scnrlet, Red, CarmIne.
NHE comfort pleasure and benefit of the use of coon
ihh IN our daily correspondence and business can
readily be appreciated by those who have expereuce te
use Of bad-and who has not. These Inks flow more freely
from the pen, and give stronger and more durable coes
For eaie any quantity, the factuerp urcea nv
L. ID. BEACH. III Canal street. y
ava ly Wholesale Agent for New Orleans
DIAPER AND PLAYING CARDS-1O rearns
Letter and Cap Paper 25 gross Playing Carla assorted
kinds. landing from ship Hemisphere, for sale by
n2 WALTON. SANFORD Il co. % New Levee
CASTOR OIL.-aW. F. Adams ST Lows. .
''''' 81 FEfsbTa2ND ii iSi KENEErr 4 co.
NJ % Magazine street.
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STEAMBOATS,.

4, 81 js;SfLi LiSt:- 4 i:
gssss. 81 sISsasEs A gsa M
ions. adie Cabins y j ,Ss aSovs
the arrival Ir,. :. ts Lag: q iss oeioeE oaI9d %
way iss % pss fsss sss ocs o. ss Asepts a. oclOcA
an4 SE65E sses assa g ss.i q ans e. Place
Ia = Red River Packet DUCK RIyEEs-FOr
LE4sSsstJ Alexandnla Grand Ecors and Shreveport
NIX RIvER TIE well 4 k9SwP T and iast,unnnns sisasr
& and Vii leave q q sboss Ibsss On isf 4 BS s 5
nstants Al O'Clock NJ For freight or passage apply
On 00aa loot q B. fa sifs Il f + poyr. ..
S..-I,The steamer Duck River viii mn eonnsoton
with the light draggt steamer Jim Glmer. and will her
al the Falls. at Alexandria. nM
Ia !. Eor louisville Thespsndid steamer BOh-
the above and all intermediate Isndinss os on On
FRIDAY the 18th instant. 5o'ciock P NJ. For ifeght
rs So aDp, q SAMUEL SSftp {. EWING. 30
HEsspeE HssyHrds s. {, Loais Packet as cMEs-
Tie s ana i0 isSs 1aa Ss%sas siss%sf
s6 sss: ( 6os. s xo"1g ON P4E B 5 d
s WTs sEb Il isf fssas sSsd ST.
Fss Fsna. sssFSt EsS IssIs
new o ..a Bay inii Bayoa BSn and Bssog Bssk Ths
Hugh Fnden ccnaander viii positively leave for ss aboys
and an iqsInsdise landings % sATURDAY. shs seiS
sfss %ES sgB 81 sa 81 ass . =
(, M n Regular Weekly Saturday VfckabuFg
lJBB33khaAsfisz%s Packet NEW LATONA-for Vicksburg
~ and Mlikens Bsnd-The new, magnificent
aqd swtFunninG passenger packet steamer NEW IATO-
Ma Capt J. SmOker will positively leave for the above
q Canal S i a g. Rss Rosd Gs.
~ n Regular Monday Vicksburg Weekly
L-5AkkssassHs9s Packet tMQNTaOMERY--For Princeton,
csss u Rosnsy md ssd Ss
S 'EEsss Es Rfoss ssss M9S 81 Es
shove and ali intermediate landings MONDAY, Dec a.
at S 3 O'Clock P. NJ. For freight passage apply 70
Nc u. d. SMITH. " Poydras st.
HST h HeeoIar Ouachita Packet Steamer
LiaaE#SfF DuHOC-For Camden. Ckampagnole. Viii
mi0gton, Monroe, Columbia. aud all landings
running running steamer DuRoC, Capt. Thomas Iapsley. is
RECEIVING freight. and will meet with quick dispatch for the
above and all intermediate landings For regb Of passage
apply on board, foot of Cusomh0use street, or to
nb i. Il. SMITH, II P0ydras St
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SHIPPING.
ZOE cALIRoRNIA.
.. 5. Mall sts.mshlp Company.

U. 8. MAIL steamshfp Companx.
re&z& Fol- CALIFORNIA. Via CHAGRRs,
snd Splendid s,eamsHip PAcsFiss n, Jsrsi. niw
s9mpandsr, wiIIIsave !or cIl VII. 6s Goyenmsn
' s ~ pssssa %as q p 81 aT s s
~ The U. 8. M.ii sisam.Ip Company have now four
IsrHsps and ANTELOPE running semi nonihS on he Pa
ce side from Panama san francisco and fe connection
q msos ss 1S kses sg
at Panana beyond the usual stay in port
PASSAGE.
From New Orleans to Charres:
IL IL s ss,ogs f 0g
IN stsees, with Bsrh and separate 3 q
:, From Panama TO San Francisco;
IL sissIses wh sI and separate Mes io e e
- No berth. considered sscnTsd until paid for.
ais p oo9sfai 3safs = K .fEf;is JENNINGS iisss Agent
Pacific Mail Steamship Company.
<fEz E0h CALiFUHMlA via GffAGhEs.-
~. @aEnicsni 5oube sisssis ss PiiiL1.
e e IL es or CsGRsd ssa4 w sssf n S5 I
MoRNING, Che isi Dscsmbsr. sis CLOCK, % Danctasiy
p ap ssSS ss s H s, 4. s. sin @
seml Monthly Line from 10 Chag dirscs % co
osns Panama. Soisns o1ssos 81
Iumbia and Csroina.S rom Panama q = raucsco
ssas d1iss ssss { s
ssns he Up ss1s sa,s ass e s s Aan % a osr
seameT Of the l aud 18th Of sach NORTH from Panama to
RATKs OF PAssAoK.
From New rleans to ChaRres
~ ~ ss s0oaf Il %
Ia sissssre Beiii and separate q
:. From Panama 10 san- Francisco.
In .r and sspaIas sS 70 g g
Al tickets iof passage and ordsr for freight must be
u ARMSTRONG. EIAWRAsoE IA b s's.ts; 20 Asssu
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PIANO KoRIski q Avg !. 2 y MYfln 1 3 g sIORk.

n A. TYLER kal O. hand and . constantly Ieoeiglae
r.. PEIqJN0 F0RTES, fem fh. jnsily
bsv oS S,ss|s s9:'o1; }ghs f ssi q I pssh.@ r; n
Order rsceIssd Co the HoR sT'e PATENT IRON FfA-
NOS, be delivered In ~ i1s p1 fscelve hehi ht
fanto. fhs,s Planes deodeily the hsst Piano nos
particularly ff the country where Tns-s sfdan
eheI Piano. fhess Pianos have ae mdepepsnt case.
which can he Isaa9gsa n moeni thels beng
.N1En loldNs. AuC0ADEONes FLUTES, AMI
~ "A for sale a low nIieek. SEElzI MUSIC lol rape
1zlt telte, 4uinzs Flute, e.c. AlEo lEoifSTkuGrlON
- HOOKS 6qi all musical insirun1euis. k3r A Lib
efe Discount % Dealers Tedcheu and al those teding
qsdsfs... An ordes psomnslY aliandsd ". mh21
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Rspot y lslaam5oal,. l,am alslsll . ga Noy.,

NaSoosn, Nov & 1850. q. W. ITIr CoecsSI. sassz %
Report Of F7atbOats, from he 1sh % 25th Nopenber,
1850.
Oeaers' Na,aes Duty. Opnsrs' Namcs. Duty.
Arens ele 00pibble. 90
Car ..........,... 1s col Vaughan u 90
New Orleans. Noyembsr s5 1850. G1s %
G. w. LyTLE, Collector.
Report Of Tares on Real Estate, Slaves, etc., Col
Lcctsd 6y Joseph O. PEARSON, from Nouen15er 18th
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DOMESTIC PoRTs.


q. s. Nail Steamship Company.
-EHas EOR NEW YORK AND HAVANA
&MNMkN The new and splendid steanship PAf1FkC
~ ~ IN N JARVIS commander, will leave on THURS
from hsr whsEi az st. Mary st., Lafayette for HAVANA
Ira ~. EATEss oB PAgsAsE;
Standee Beilh, Fo ward Saloon. :, -. 80 90
Steeiage Beath, with beds and separate
To 1ss siii. isoon..........
Steerage Berth .........5.............. =. is 90
fasssngers 9f Havana must procure passports from the
ER No passage is considered secured until rail for
line. ', -
az Passengers for New York viii be transferred al Havana
70 le splendid steaaisp Georgia. and thus have oppou
For freight Or rassage apply at tha Office of the u
D, Mail Steamship Company. 81 Magazine street
JAMES. r. JENNINGS, Agent
company have prepared form of bill of adng adapted
the business OF their steamships, which will be furnished 10
Shippers on application al the companys office and with
which they are requested to provide themselves other
form will be signed BY the agents Of the company Abil sof
ladIng must be signed before the sailing offe vessel no
1FGssze GHAtLksTOM AND II ANA
XHfkNKA Packet : United States -Aail Line betseen
= raa.ss,sE I. aa ASgags VI SaOqssa sa
LEsToN Ss To- iz VASA. sasius isi R HaVsaa @
for gharesto6h and 2d OF each month"; loavinF Chaes
ton for Havana on the LIST and 18th.
RATEs PkssAaKs
Havana TO Charleston OF Savannah. $40
nasana 70 Key West, 30
N. q. MoRDECAi, Charleston. or to
y; y 4 aAkI Co " Tehoppeu&ss & 2, a Orleans.
Ass1ss ss9s st g. asys n1. DRAKE k A BROS co.
baltimore on the Eff Day hy taking the Land Route and
New York and Phade mia the same time BY taking the
SteaHnahip to those ports d6 law
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Hs
Kf tSF ST fAAE Y. s pss.s4 ssIHSSs y S
AIABAsEo oas 's T Fs,ss s.ss and ssSs,s
whssfIoos e Giscd g. for GO RIVER
% 9ss ne loh JaRusIy or hsr SECOND he Isl February
twenty & Ths asa q % Y: + ss. q
%e Te a1s nf Z, s,ogpsfs 5 a. yera ga viii b only @ hour
The cost Is greatly rucs. viii Be obsfved b reference
to he rates q foot The county 70 es Iasese healthy,
i open. Mules and horses be cbianed There are iovns
n about Soa sals y s cam s e
= & " gsrls, dssous
been mae by the Tehnanepsc Copsny Of Nswo ~
WHO propose 70 their immediate aisniion mean
come practically 1 ACQUAINTED with 81 communication
which VIII very soon become the great highway.
RATES PkssAGE:
In % %Iowe9 Cabin sse Y ~ "
cents per cubic foot ~ 80 pound. BAG 2 e
nss %. Ga. d J. MEEKER q co. s6 PoydIss St.
a. For SAN FRANCISCO and sACRAATKN-
si*E To CIT f-Itsgstar LtHe If California Paskess.
Cap Geo E.sgs having bali Of her cargo pgsesd, ,~i
newly cSppsrsd. well found and lied every respect and
eS aes. @ IS a g & 0E cabin and
p's'sa '' s'sn' %S Mi fRRli z IS e-ays. i.
poIoa ssfso q s Ss VIII taRs sgss cRssss 81
es eS s asS sSf / give % Y % s
81 ne agent % snd refer z MssIs ChoIch Csrnths
Carroll ~ Co. NewUFieans f1 Kiemm. Cashier Of fle
Commercial and AgIieultural Bank. Texas mis-
- FOR CALIFORNIA. psd Saa Juan Nseara
N GHa--A superior aad very iaat sailing vessel hav-
g sRese % g Aoen q su!icisn number 9f paasenEs md
the cfe1pt and opened, e9ists ie
na1ae. a he ops Of the undersigned. where nofmulion IL
s,Esn's Sis 'hs'eto may bs sS@ SSa'Ged i
S,dN FRANCISCO u EgUL-aR LINE.
As. FOR SAN ElsANtifAf,O.-The "A a. fast sail
G44& ing ship GEORGE STEVENS. Captain John
CnshIng, IL now loading for the above port and wi
peTed and well found inc very For sht pas
Or g ~ WHITNEY s. co, 81 Camp q
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SALT AFLOAT.-Th cargo Of Liverpool Salt
~ on board ship George Evans consisting OF bO02 SACK
COaIse Beached, very superior order. for sale by
lnss JOHN TooIE. & Bank Place.
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DAILY CRESCENT.



The Council met, pursuant to adjournment.
Present. The Hon. james HI. Caldwell, Presi-
dem Aldermen Hale, Hawthorn, Hooper, John
son, Lawrnpon, Marks, Montanye, Mccormick,
Prize, Renshnw, Sewell, Shields, Sykes, Shake
spear, Stewart and Yancey.
fhe minutes of the last meeting were read and
approved.
The following communication from the Mayor
vas read. That portion Of it relating TO contracts
was referred to the Committee Streets and Land
ngs and that part Of 1t relative 70 me
Of the Municipality was referred to the Finance
Committee
:. MAYoRALry or EEwoRLEAEs, Nov. %. 1850.
10 the Hon. PrcsiasRf and Members ef the
Cownea Of Municipality No. I.oc:
GenemeDl have the honor OF informing you that under
the resolutions pissed BY honorable body the
a @ ns ssS BIZ notice VIZ E ssn Ss MI woae % ss A. my
nes embraced in said resolutions. and accordingly aiud
The bSdns n of s new Watch on aronns street to
Mr. Henry Maennt for eighteen Thousand hundred
dollars; sec1rny Mr., w, H. Thompson.
stone. Robin from Magazine Camp street. to Mr. $.
Fogeys at two dollars and ffy GENTS per square yard
sssSItiss Z, ls Ms Seg Alsp and 2 Fsrst @
the extspding Of the Steamboat Wharf aad building add
son I, e ssna9 q atiTeniyso dollars Der square Security
woad s. lake Tie occasion Of repeating the saoni,on
Of the absolute NECESSITY OF close Observance ofeconemy IN
g and the consequent nee y Of an Increase Of taxes to
me H. rsndsst absolutely requisite that appropriation
nizs + esl hat t oery alton viii s met il lie same
spit in which Intended for with public bodies well
tce. that We should never 20 beyond onr means
Wih great respect, hsye the honor to be
A. ID. CROssMAN, Mayor.
The Trsasurers report and the accompanying
documents were read az follows:
WEEKLY REPORT OF THE TREASURER
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CHAe. MEYER, JR,, C0llecto

A letter from Henry Forno. Captain of the Watch.
reporting the suspension Of E. o. Sullivan, a sa.
pernumerary Weichman, by order Of the Recorder,
for gross misconduct while on duty, was read and
referred 10 the Commillse on Police.
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REMOVALS.

ID EMOVAL-DR, SAMUEL A. CARTWRIGHT
Gate of Natchez) has removed No. IA street
Office in the lower front third door beyond the Ep,co-
pal Church. mo smos
n EMOVAL.--R. H. MARI, Attorney at Law,
has removed from No. II St. Charles street to No. 81
Camp street, up stairs. MS 1y
u PEMOVAL-JesKPH H. PALMER u Co have
removed from 56 Graver No. 47Camp street.
above Gravier- so 6m
p EMOVAL-- DR. MoKELvEY has removed
~ bis Office No u Oarondeet between Canal and Com
mon streets. IA sm
ID EMOVAL-HUTcHINGs DAGUERREoTYPR
~ removed The OF Canal and Chastres
street-The finest Portraits the world taken al this es
tabishment, prices suit the times. Call and see En-.
trance No. "a Canal street. nj 3mops
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FOREIGN POR rs.

FOR EIGN PORTS.
<nrz=A FOR VERA CRUZ--The weILknown and
XNKKiA iavorte slsam-hlp Al ABANIA. q. w. Fossr,
commander. will leave the wharf, foot Of Girod
street, for Vera Cruz TUESDAY, 10Th December. al
O'Clock, P. M.
RATKs PASSAGE.
~ tis rtogn @ou
In the stesrags. Mattress and Separate Mes " %
~ Two hundred and fifty pounds Of baggage allowed
each passenger
n3 0. j. MEERER L co., Sc Poydraa street.
u. FOR sAi.R, FHElGHT Or CHAIkTEEi-
&fAN This Bark ROMAN, being now nnoaded, can be
fully inspected by any desirous Of pufchnaing.
OF VIII take a freight for the North OF for Europe.
sl2 Apply to BAREl4IJ g. CO. 81 Commoa 81.
.<ft FOR FMkitsHr or CHAIiTEIt-AnA A No.
I2 schooner, carrying 700 bbis. would take fraighf
-. for any Of the Gnlfporm West India Islands.
aus BARELII & co. 81 Common st.
Ia VKs6EL LNANTED--On One Of about $50 tons with
A good accomnlDdaons to take passengers and freight
jy1 Us - WI. DEWEY, IS Grayssr st.
- FOR FIlHlGHr Oh CHARFEH--A hne
SlA coppered brig, about two hundred tons buFthen.
and well found for any voyage Fer terms apply 70
mys !. w. ANDREWS y co. 81 Common 81.
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Esworisana November Is. 1850
w. II. GARLAND, Treasurer.
Report of Sea Vessels from the l9tA 10 The 26th Of
November, 1850.
-. Recapitulatio on: .:.,. Cash
Aploanf Rarrp1s. reed
bhp ThorndiAn, C. Dease q Cos......... 50 IS 90 IS
ship Sariemt g. W. Hynaon.. 119 IS
ship TrimsuLtain .2l6
slif rynnsiana. .l52 a0-5s7 555 30 81 65
hip Living age, Ghnry 4 Loy0l. isl 50
ship yereey do. .212 IS
SHIP New England do. .230 2562f 90 625 90
brgy A. TsyOr, Captain. ........,-.... 81 90 81 80
To'al Slsi2 70 Silso 10 Sl62 30
Neworsazs. Nov %, ls5o. WIZ. n. RICE. Collector.
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PENSssss.rO Merchants, Aec0untaslss, etc.
w. D. KKNNEY,
G0LD AND BELL~M METAL Pm MAKER
~ Mnaazine street. ~
II As on hand and is constantly nnnuiaci1fine n
~
ulne, stamped ''W. D. Kenney NOS w. b. ce6 fcisf ssib
perfect conhdnce ali these his Pens and ~ ss
tceary he Canal Bank the Mechanes d1r1 Buss M
The Municipal eesrA of he Second Municipality and hos 81
sherin lhoEt only give trial 70 inrr sis
bsconins favorts With every ems Who nass them
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BY y. A. BEARD, Auefioneer.
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: ~
n sToREThe undersigned is grateful for the patronage
heretofore and to meet the Of his customers
has enlarged his stock and and hopes with these facilities
70 merit their continuance He prepared I all Plantation
Ehip Sieam0oat and Family orders in the Grocery and
ship Chandlery line at city prices and at the shortest notice.
He keeps family hand extensive assortment of Fresh
roqeEiez, Paints and OIL Pitch and Tnrpentne Oakum and
C9a Tar, etc. COrage OF all kinds, ard general assortment
oil Crockery and Tin Ware. and sheiieids
ms 3ns Tii1lAfSa HlTCuEq
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-06-05
BROOKLYN ITF',fs

KISes Co. GAME LAWS On the 3lst ult. an act
was passed by the Suprvisors for the protection Of
game in Kings Co to-day it goes into effect. Il
provides that 20 person shall catch or destroy Part
ridges, Cuas, Rabbits, or destroy the eggs Of
Psrtridges or Quails, between Jan. and Nov. l.
Woodcock or their eggs from Feb. l to July 10.
Claipe, Tor Highbod,) Robin, 'or Meadow Lark or
eggs from an. s to Aug IS None, except owners
Of land on their premises to save crops, shall
destroy Backbirds, Cedar Birds or Ringtails, from
Jan. to Aug IS Meadow Hens or Virginia r al
from May to Sept. 10. Trout from Sept 70
March l. Penalty SIS for each bird, fish or egg
destroyed. All other birds are likewise protected
except webfooted aquatic birds the various species
Of Gulls, Crows, Cranes, Herons, Bitterns. Ibis.
Snipes Curlew, Wiilets Marlin Plover. Pigeons,
Sora Rail, New-York Rail, Marsh Harries Hawks,
Snow Owl, Great Horned Ow, Barred Owl AGA
dian Owl, and the eggs Of the same Any person
exposing above game for sale in prohibited season
shall be deemed guilty Of killing the same. and be
fined SIS. ANY person hunting or fishing on Sun
day shall be fined so. Offenders may be arrested
without process and convicted summarily before
any magistrate; should he fail TO pay or secure
payment be goes to jail not more than 30 days.
Halfthe fines go to the support OF the poor the
mainder to the inforner.
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srhs ,e.o,uton from tho Board, rendering The hosptai
e -. authorities Of Boston now here was
eoueuued IN. 80. .-
d,on Of the Grand Jury the propney OF appIopIa
ne APARTMENTS In Halls OF Justice, now used a. stsuoo
House for the confinement Of qyene aenquns T %r
inquiry the expedency Of Tagging I'VE iest wee =.
Sidewalk around 81 ohn's Park Adopted rron.
kc Adopted That Pole on premises foot Of Cin.on.
81 be removed, il being decsyed. &c Adopted That
pI@R o. ~ fron, q 10 Thrd Aaop,ed That
a. and foot Of Fulton and Vesey Sta al washington Me
kef be GRADED end paved Adopted. That GansevoorI
h near West be regarded. Referred: That SOu.n.s.
between Avenue B and C be- referred. Sane. That
Sidewalk IN weslst from G@nsevoort to Tnirlesolns
ess side be tagged Same. Tnavacan lots s9uia sac
Tweptvhird 81 between Fifh and SIKH befsncedin
Same That sidew alb 10 Beh1nest from on -
we, Be tagged AdoPed Ts' sT scou sa ~. Sso
Thirty fh 10 ForyfntsL between SIKH ana SEVERN aV
be regulated &c ,.. v....
thiTd-st be lighted with gas, was concurred H.
Adjourned to this afternoon
EzS There are various interesting subjects be
fore the Board Of Assistants. Among these is
petition Of VIM. Ebbets and associates for per-
mission to construct a CITY RAILROAD. The route
contemplated is single track from the corner Of
Barclay and Church SITS to Canal and Wooster,
Waverly place. University place, Union square, to
Broadway and Madsonsqusre-then to intersect
Fifth avenue to Forty -secondst Sixth avenue to
Broadway down Fifth avenue, Thompson and
Canal sts.; West Broadway and College place, to
the starting point. This is new plan, and is
worth some attention The matter is ia the hands
of Special Committee.
The Governors Of the Aims House made appli-
cation for a line OF CrOtOn pipes through Sixty
first ST. TO aud across the East River to Backws's
Island The Harlem Railroad Company have also
sent in a petition to be allowed to improve the
curves in their road at the Centerst. and BrOome.
ct. corners-being about TO relay the entire track
with heavy rail. The Wihamsburgh Ferry
Company likewise have petition before the Board
for permission to run boats from the foot of Grand
st. New York, to the foot of South Seventh St.
WiLiamsburgh. All these have been referred 10
the appropriate Committees.
The Assistants last evening concurred with
the Board of Aldermen in granting permission to
the Harlem Railroad Company to construct turn
out a: Tompkns Market. A resolution was adopt
ed to remove the telegraph posts from Broadway.
Some smaller business of no public interest occu
pied the remainder of the evening.