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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-23

(7RmETEI3Y or THE EVERGkE Ns.- ,ta
P,nsees Of This new Cemetery, give 1olce tnsa .ss
have prepared for Inlerment par! OF lhslr fay,
nTonnde silnateo al the head OF BuShWlcK Aveuue
1nn6s north Of The Toll Cate The Jamaica 90
recty east from Brooklyn, ard sooot Infeo ni''0A ~
reck Sip Ferry al Wilamsbu'eh - a., en-. canaraI
Yhe Association has been oTgsnZeo onoel ~ a man
Act Of is47~" 70 corporate Rural Cemeterie' nsp
Of he grounds now offered for sale mas peen p'Seo ~
file In the Clerks office .s, ,rd ,rsssive stone
Tbe lodge and gateway tasteful ana h 6Siior Ave-
tnctre. lie sboI distance to The left OF Dlvlsiou w.
nre when The visitor has oIce entered iue ing 80
enclosure to the grounds The variety OF 1ooosn nnT
he winding avenues the chapel structuIe ~ VIC
with tower CT so feet, The lake ana me 0ce
corsute gome OF tne striking textures OF ms PEE tina
AnprceuoL for lots Information, may DC NJ ~,
Genera Agent at Inc Office, IN the freeman ia
uosite The Cttv Hall, BFooklyn or TO d feysoo' ~ ~
cfice Peck sip Ferry, MilIismsblIsh
Hon Luther BradiSh. bon ssmusl - ''H-'0-
YIN = = crosby E,o Roosevelt Graves
Newell Woosey.
OFFICERS ,,,ssr
Hon Lniher Rrsdish President RoEweii dfsVe5 hus ht
For Ed Coplaro, Vtcs Pres't pownlos, ~ Gn--sI
YIN 2 CIosby Vice Pres'L Wm, C Prime, CounseL,
~ Vel, voo,sv gIeisnTer George Hall, 0enI Agent
It - - CaAPLAlNs
rev, 5aioneI sP,'J y y ~ Ety sps9csr d Gone o. d.
RsY Thos DegI, D Samuel 3sns S,1st -
ard olsers. s-u %fo.A-, --
tNDx sAIE-A ships chrUnoneisr, ~srrante@ 90 a an
f,.Lyae srcle khss & Creighton nlsn1acsu TS-oos,
ery1t a., hoct an! thot esEoigtnsli of I'o'11 81,
t8s tuilonsL
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ATEw YORK LAUNDRY, is 5PEUCEsf. HEAR
" HAsSAU.lTo New Shirt Dealers, 6ingIe 0entemeu,

AJRw YORK LAUNDRY is SPEUC E.s1. MEAS
~ EAsSAU.-Fo New Shirt Dealers, 8ngIe Gentlemen,
gnniiea Ac-Rhs Is Of tho mott perfect and sZit2-
ave establishments OF the Kind IN ta or any oar country
Ii has been erected CT ebog four thousand
dollars, and combines tbs following sdvsoissea:
Is-Perssns leaving thu city IA hG-ta CIR hsrs ther
sothss washed and lronsd in superior uanasr IL from
twoto three houys time
1nd-Ho material Ia a1ed In tee wgsuag Geparhasa!
bu pure olive oil soap snd filtered Croon water hsnes
siothes are not DESTROYED BY patent soaps or osaSf h'
5rd-9Snsmen'a shirts done an equal to ne7 ed1a
&C sale; genhenens collars ronsd In Pro5 slS hs5a
eoorsd and ps1aoons elegantly troned ana ponec.
zh-Gothea los; nisssnt (Which Eeidoss sf nsves
ts2pens) will be promptly paid 10Y ,, ,,..
E!h-Clolass Wkzded 81 thir esishNshEeGi 'tut 49,
zach longer simply because they ara not OILY osSsss
win great csre bot no injurious drug so gshsfsF e. y
EFastsYs. Ia permitted 10 como Tear ideta -. ~.
GItLadles dreasos and al tne aTtfis" ara axe 'S 'S
a. exper.soead French Lan1o resA .. Jos
Got, I'd atalIs efestselfy rernrJvet- ,,,rs., "a
~ ot6ara Len 81 the Once IL 3pTacS.si Vi Fed 90
tss PS0r7 9csi VIII secetya ptpu VI al.,a.:-l
isADA|<G q Ysse ,tc- "a y Iros
rs rEp4rsaecaI4 heE3s Era s-Is-SS- e &s.B
J5:Tts
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS by the ProaifIeut.

By and NTH lts ad1ice and consent of the Senate
GEoRG LUNT OF mass to be Attorney of tho United States
in al for The District OF Msssachusetia
c. GOETHE BAYLOR OF Texas to be Consul of the United
States OF America for the PORT OF Amsterdam In The King
dom OF the Netherlands In place Albert LANCE resigned
WILLIAM D LEWIS, Collector OF the Customs for the
District OF Philadelphia Pennsylvania
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HoLDEN's DOLLAR MAGAZINE.


TENHE OCTOBER NUmBERis published this day.
Suspension Bridge at Niagara River.
Fhe End of 1t. By Eresus Stephen.
Pie wife and Child OF OsceoIa
Things OF shreds and Paches BY Rev Henry Giles
The Haunted BY Nils Phoebe Carey.
Pomps and Vanises By Caroliae ohssebro'
Songs OF the Affections. BY William Mnlchnock.
Plgiimagest 10 Engliph shrines By Mrs C. Hall.
The Evening Star. BY Chadwick
Sketches of New England Character. By the Author Of
NIsh! Musings 9 By W z p pI,z
Pulpit Portrnita-John Summer field.
7ruth and Freed ON: BY the huss
Useu and Abuses. By Uior Mon Abusor
EDlToss FABLE-The "Wi,hlng Time; Hindoo Bap
m Professional sgarssnes. Jenny n.y. Lind Latte. Day
se, ~ '1 and Ee Railroad Benjamin Lodof T6s
l 0o' 1A'' '''' "a ILLTsYR ATIoNs
gqspepslon Bridge &C., al a, Ni .,:s11, Ryer'
Ola Nswoate Prison
TIC Sionument TO Admiral Perm
AL 2,s FOWLER i DEETz 1O9 Nassau st.
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GODEY,S T,ADY,s :

LUULX'5 LhUE7S BUUK,
OCTOBER NUMBER-Pnblished this day, containing
4Etbe following
NOVEL AND BEAUTIFUL EMB ELLIsHaENTB:
l. Which s the Mother splendid mezzotinto.
FortuneTeling Coored in imitation of the original
painting by D. steyens
Mountain Airs ard City Graces Colorod fauhlons for
October.
4 Happiness
s. Evening Dresses for October.
6 Pstternp for Embroidery. No
7 Nusic-The Gszelle Polka" By Il. Augustus Pond.
g. Costumes Of all NRlion'-ihe Toilette Ia Ilsy-lwo
epgraynRs
10 Cage Birds-The Great White Cockatoo
H. u. Model CouaPep. Tvo engravngn
IS, H. The Work Teble-Caniage Slipper and Gentea
mhn's Comforter. Two engravingI,
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Beside the above, this magnificent nuaber contains
unusual quantity OF reading from The beat authors
Single copies % cents IS per annum In advance For
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BOOK TRADE.
THE MONK KNIGHT OF ST. JOHN.
BY MAJOR RICHARDSON,

Author OF 'Wscousia' 'Ecarte,' &c
I Y CONsEQUEaCEo ftbe unorece1suted influx otcoun'
~ croe's the frat edition Of o60 OF this popular work
YVES exhausted before The 10th of September, the day
OF publication in this city, and the pabi.hera have been
obliged to PAT another edition press which viii ready
OF Shuradsy, September &c
DEWITT L DAVENPORT, Publishers,
S2S 1t Tribune Buildings.
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JENNY LIHD SONGS.
PUBLISHED THIS DAY


PUBLISHED
FHE NIGHTINGALE MELODIES;
OR, JENNY LIND MINSTREL,
CONTAINING all the swedih Melodies, Ballads and
OOperatc Gems sung by Mad'Le Jenny Lind, to-
sether with the $500 prize Song by Bayad Taylor and
many other popular melodies Of the day Orders from the
trade should be cent In immediately sufficient have been
received nearly the first edition Prlcs l2t csn,a
G.. & BUNCE, ST Chathamst.
N B-Ths edition alEo contains the celebrated Echo
Song. s23 III
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DANCING.
pANcrMG AoApEmY.

AA MADAME GRAVlER, (lste Mile pesIsrdius) OF the
CD Academy Royal Paris respectfully informs her pu-
E eis Rsd The public that she has commenced hsr
xA classes for the tuition Of dancing 10 all fahNnsbls
branches ard thai sbe will have the pleasure cfatoducing
al the dances which che VIII receive regularly from
h agent Ia Paris as quickly ~ they appeal 10 enable
aocey Beside all tho usual dances tsn2hI viii be The
sChaitsehe, the Waltz Mazourka. @sZourks Qladrns,
various okss the Waltz ciag emps the Waltz delx
amps Inc Waltz Reaowa the German Colilion, Qladre
Go feuIs, new jenny Lind Waltz Gc
Madame 0taVsr laSea this nslbod Of returning her
nspks 10 her numerous patrons and begs 10 safe that
aose sdisp and gentlemen who honor her this ssason
nay rest assured that the win all her esdesyors to i'm
sthst grace and elegance OF asyle essential to the
Modern ballroom.
Madame Grsvier for the accommodation OF her nume,
eat pupils viii give leesors at Washing ton place rs
fhid aver ue sec Broadway, ct mH5ame Contaus School
nd her residence "a Leonardat where
e be sddressed aud here ahe caI be found at 81 hours
2alesa Otherwise engaged.
Aedame Graver has s fsw hours TO spare for schools
@instructlon Ia private families Early spp cson Ia
sossted her present school engagements are too MINER
"a, To allow her 10 accept mspy more
Madame raver win give during Tho season. sefies OF
umonihy private yoiyies 10 enable friends parents and
auaIdisrs 70 observe The progress OF her pupils.
ais 2,k&Thh
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A2 .DANOING .ACAUEMY,-sIsNoR CHER.
respectfully begs to info hs ps.ropS az the public
a h b psnsSE Academy sri Broadway will be
O'clock, P. N, Young gentemen,a dsy att O'clock p M
Private clsses In school or families attended TO- Terms
Asde known on application TO siguog O.
as MTWTGFln+
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SCHOOLS.


NEW BOARDING SCHOOL.
THE NETWORK CONFERENCE SEMl.
4 Macy located al Charlottesville, echoharts Co. N Y.
will commence It's frstterm the 4!h OF Nov
Boarding, o gng and washing per week. Ia
The Faculty Ia full and competent
Students Will be conveyed 10 and from Albany at the
commencement and coae OF each term free or charge
ThoSe wishing 10 be conveyed or further inlomson will
ADDRESS L. F. HARTWELL, Charlottesville, N Y.
Charlottesville. schoharie Co, e. Y Sept II, 1850.
s23 lwD&2IW*
ETRERGII LANGUAGEANDL LEGISLATURES.
4 Mr.. aud ArD KE59LER beg leave to info n, ,heir
pills end desrous olearDng he french language
thoroughly, that they will commence their cas1es for La
dies and Gentlemen Monday September So at their
reside nee, ia StxhGyenu Terms $40 Pc quarter $50
ersorf The number OF each class shall be limited to ak
Schools end private families attended TO. Prof Keaior
teaches beside, French Latin, Greek and German
a2S 3IMThAsar*
A SHARE Ia THE LIBRARY.-For sale, a
IA Share 10 the New York Socety Library, al reduced
price Apply 10 DR. 8. B, SMITH 1911 Broadway.
Dr. s. alao takes tbia opportunity of mentioning that
Electro Magnetic machine, are open daily rom ~ a. H.
tile PEN. ago Sis
EAJHI. III. hEGGETT'S Classical French and Eng
w iish School for Boys OF roadway and fWeh
st. will be opened on Monday, Sept hr L. WI be ss
stated by able teachers OF French WRITING DRAWING
READING &c. Circulars may be obtained al Lock~ooda
al Broad wsv; Growers 500 Broadway; the resi-
dence OF the Principal 27S Tenthst au28 4wMsWF&sosT
SCHOOL.-A gentleman wishes to obtain situation
- an Teacher or purchase the ioteres OF good pr
yae School Ia competent and Cd 20 eeca'q aa
dition 10 ordinary branches the Latin and Gfess Ian
gusRea Address this Office stating where tho S:h9o 10
and where an Interview can be held. aS llf
VU,O TEACHERs.-A young lady, possessing q tho
rouR English education, wishes biualion az Assist
ant Teacher Would be glad TO receive Instruction In mu
sc In part comper saton. Address H. ~ at this ONCE
s23 2t*
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See With Page for other Real Estate Advertism'ts.

I1aGna STEAMSHIP OSPREY for CHARLES.
&GE@SA ION, s.C.-The apleadId steamship o seREY
nE2sAS-e Commander, Will aail ros the wharf foot
Lombard ST. philadelphia on Saturday, Sept. 90 st 10
o'clock a M For freight passage apply at Kinaley
Co.'S Express WsaI corner OF Broadway, where plan
of the Ihip NAV be aeen and beribs secured.
Freight for this vessel should leave New York Thurs
dsy Price 10 cents per cubic foot Passage so For
further Information refer to q LIPPLEFIELD,
rs 4tistr Kinsley Co.'s Express.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-23

OFFICE OF FEE DGAPBEAGa RILRKE
SFreaoved TO 2FT RrosdSsyt
Ryg tha HAkfGA h. GiBBoA,
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4i-a-----l--.-,-
COAL.

SNOAL.-Now landing sud to arrive, Perch Orchard
crate and range, and Black Hesih range For sale By
JAMES WORTH
ss "a Broadway and cor Thompaon and Fourth s,s.
II sd ASH GOAL, BY RHE CAEGo-From the
~ celebrated 5POHN and LEWia vetns OF the Belmont
Soaiery, for sale only by
'N 2wts y. TYLER CO. Philadelphia
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-23

FOR 8ALE.-A gray Mare yeas old, l64
sNhsnds BIZ sound ard kind In al harnesg and under
the saddle win be sold low Apply at 1913 Mercer
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-23
TO T,ET AND FOR SALE.

See With Page for other School Advertisements
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Egzs VVANEBD-A Committee Room for literary purpo-
Ei.a ses located between Grand and Egbthss. and Allen
ELL ard Woosterats. Address Phil soc Tibune Office
9tiak
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-23

a. MISUNDERSTANDING arc WsDled Tor 5 &c MN, fou
w American English SID Scotch girs Also for
about Idsh gir mostly Pfoiestsnla cooks chamoef
Al sIrprt hdy and have good characters al aEOaEo
eel. c, Protestant Employ meni Agency, Carmire'''
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NEW MOURNING STORE


NTO 551 BROADW AY.-BARTHOLONEW WEED
Unexpectedly invite the attention Of the public to their
new establishment where they offer for examination
entirely fresh and elselected assortment OF Dry Goods
expressly adapted to mourning apparel, and embracing
-hole stnrk hainn recently
rtLaeed and only opened within the sst week. Among
any goods worthy OF notice viii be found the following,
silks BON b,zines Apeccas Muslin de LANES, Canton
Clohs Prints Gc cereul7 selected from me cbocest m
nnr1stopr and of every variety OF mourning colors
PsIIr Embroideries, Linen Cambria handkerchief,
Gloves MnlineTiet, and every article requisite Tor
mourning ,,, a. ~ 49, ,.t-.
be rhscrberr believe that By devoing their exclusive
attention 10 this branch of busnesf they offer superior
rdnremerts TO purchasers they al once procure ofi
couIy every suitable novelty that the market
ofers. 49, an. .,.,,.
Earliar Coaks Dresses and Ronrets OF fariB impoa-
ton and manufactured TO order in every variety
Thls nerartments su peiotended by lad, fully quail
fed 10 satisfy the most exEcipg and al articles Will be
6ni,bed IN the Des,eat and most fashionable manner aud
st very abort notcefu suite being furnished IN lew
hours. !. $500. .,
samples and patterns for selection sent to any part OF
The civ or grook thus avoiding the annoyance OF shop
mir o where 1t usy be unpleasant or inconvenent
The tpbscribers azure the public that their business
IN he 20 conducted and retain the commence
OF nnrcheeers though they aware that hitherto much
detention has pTacced In this particular ne oil bust
rees Knowing, however, that success deoends rsher
stursrce that all vi no may favor them with their patron
age she be hororably dealt with they SOLICIT Vs 10 tne
New Mourning Store ISL Broadway; nearly opP9 poo
Nibo's. BAkTHOLOmE%f $3.50, ~ w EHN'
S-No connection with any other establishment
NB-PleRse remember the number. aZ5
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sOnu aAtpa .htT,'s chronotnetsr, rsrraned 20 De >
s,si,a'e article Bnss Creighton, msn1facorgSS 1s,
syxiths hocs an! thot ssss5lssneoi oi I'oa III,
l8s tuilon,sL
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WANTS.

ATsNYED-At tho Protective Protestant office, aius-
Wv ton fer excellent Protestant servants COCKS
cLRmn,rn aids nuues seemsesse,, general workers. Nc
RnNies Ia AMI good rusty may oonn their
gne.1,..t " s2I Stia+
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TINGEEEER yVANTED-A competent man, who
E1und eraano his business may hear OF situation
s,ss 10 the running Of steam engine in the country.
Apply al Spruce ST. s2S 81
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-23

Ew War Declared eainst Rumble CaIedons
ian Society will commence their regular weekly re-
m meetings this evening IL Gfan1st Hall, ~ Grand At
Ssiween Broad way ard CrosbsE Addresses will bs de-
lyered by emneu speakers Good slnalug as formerly.
fhe public are respectfully invited 20 attend
80 GEORGE GRUBB, President
r., GnnnnN Gecratara H23 IL
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6lkT-In Broad.sl pocket book containing papers OF
lpo value to tho finder. reward will he paid to the de-
lverer 1879 Wiau.st. DlETZ, BRoTdEh q w.
B5S6t
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-23

TNFORNiATION WANTKD--of CATHERINE
LoUGeL,N from Killarney, parish Of Kiiiens1le,
County of Tipperary Ireland ANY Information respecting
TBOMAs LOUGHLIN, 65 Cherry 81. N. Y. s2S ltD& W
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-23

vEVO IVORY ARD HARDWOOD TURNER'S.
4 Wanted, immediately two good hands that
can come we'll mended ability aud steady hsDlls
None others eed apply. 70 such, Constant employment
and liberal wages will be gi7en, by JOHN PHYFE,
s2l 6tis* 10 Aur ay a..
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STATESMAN WANTBD.-An active, experienced
aale smpp in retsil nv goods store where regular
fsmy trade done Address, with refsrei CO D. c at the
e23 Iw
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q OST ON SATURDAY-While passing Broad
wav from Br0one-st. Twelfh-at thence to Third
avenue gold chain and ocke containing daguerreoype
k OF father and mother OF the oaer The finder will
be suitably rewarded by restoring the ebove to q H.
PRAY 242 Feat Twelfthst giving information where
the came may be found. as ~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-23

sAANTED-8y real, lidy and wslI recommended I'd
w iii q situation to do house chaubef york, or 10
keeaye Of CHILDREN and Ia frs rae washer and
or-r goo6 plsn cook good sesmsress and fond Of
moderaie wages. Call at z29 Bowery -. s23 1T
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-12-03
From the Charleston Mercury

hEY WEST, November Y.
GenHemen-The Austrian bark Gazista hound
from New Orleans to Trieste, with 7O8 bales cot
ton, was lost off Cesar's Creek on the morning of
the 10Th. The whole cargo was saved by wreck
ers and brought to this port, part of which being
in damaged state has been sold, and brought from
S26.5O 5i7 per bale. | understand this case will
be arbnraIed.
On Sunday morning last ship was discovered
ashore near Sand Key. The fleet of wreckers in
port at the time went Immediately to her assistance,
and found her 10 be the English ship Erin Go
Bragh, from New Orleans bound TO Liverpool,
with cargo of 2OGO bales cotton The master
WOuld take no assistance, aud after hard struggle
OF five days, succeeded last night, at high water,
in getting her ahJat, The great disappointment Of
the wreckers who lowered around her liks a
swarm of bees. Capt. Thompson deserves great
credit for his perseverance, and ought 10 be lber-
ally rewarded by his owners underwriters for
whom he has saved, at the least calculation, S2O,-
900. There are few masters of vessels who would
in so expneed situation, have had the nerve par
liruiarIy at his season Of the year. to hold so
long without requiring the assistance Of wTeckers.
IL IS not yet known whether she will come into
port in order 10 ascertain the Stale of her bottom
or proceed on her voyage; but from the determined
character Of the master, my impression is he will
pursue the latter course.
The bark Ranger is loading and will sail soon
The salvage has not yet been decreed.
ARRIvED-Nov. 9, schr Nick Hazard Newport r / ::
Nov a, sc!rs Edward Barnard New York; 4. n. Mckay
6rr Da id r. Acfens Tr9p Phad ta WIN T, 3 HGsi i r
hu ding light house at sand Key Nov. 20 schr John Ro
sAiLED-Nov H. brig Vesta, Aoajacriooa: schr W.
Ches Ut, NV Orleans; Nov. a. schrs MEX Hazard ST.
NSy rb rd Bpar a. pIs Nv Me% dreams
IN P9RT-BaTk Kagger loading sail soon; brigs Char
bella Reed, loading Tor New York: Sea New, refittlng.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-12-03
OFFICIAL.
Council of Municipality No. Two.

SATURDAY, November 30, 1850.
The Council met this day pursuant to the fol-
lowing ORDER
MAYoRALTY or NEwORLzANs, Nov. 30, 1850.
JohH Cathoan, EsQ, !, Seere'a'g eG Me
SIR-Ple'se convoke the Council Of Municipality No Two
at one o clock. PM N day.
Very respectfully, your obedien, servant,
Present: The Hon James II. Caldwell. Pres.
dent; Aldermen Hale, Hawthorn, Lawras on,
Marks, MUnlanye, Pride, Rsnstaw, SeweI,
Shields, Sykes, and Yancey
The following communication was read, from the
Mayor:
MAYoR,LrY or NEwORLEAs.. Nov. 30, 1870.
TOhe Hon. Prcsid,nt and Members Of The
COUHcH of ylIuH,c,Daiity No. 1Loo:
GESILEMEHaI aye caused {9n to he conyoked this day.
member your honorable body feeling persuaded that You
w be deslrous OF 1aiRg some tribute Of respect to the
cety. Nery specially, your oOeiIen, servant,
a. d. CkOssMAN.
Mr.. Sykes offered the following preamble and
resolutions, which were unanimously adopted
IPhereas, it has pleased DIVINE Providence to
remove, from the sphere OF his usefulness, Samuel
Shakespear, late representative OF the Sixth Ward:
be ResotDed That token Of the regret ex-
pressed at the loss OF faithful public servant and
estmable member OF society, the Council Chamber
be ShrOuded in black, and the members thereof
wear the usual badge OF mourning during thirty
days.
Re,olved, That the Council attend the funeral in
a body.
Resotued, Thata copy of the foregoing preamble
and resolutions be forwarded, by the President, to
the attl cted family OF the decreased
Mr.. Renshaw moved that the Council meet at a
quarter before four o'clock, in the Council Cham
Der, for the purpose of attending the funeral in a
body and that the Secretary furnish the necessary
grapes, etc, for the occasion which motions were
adopted
The Council then djourned until Tuesday even
ing next, Sd inst, at five o'clock, PM.
JOHN CALHOUN, Secretary.