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Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1851-04-22
lW
OWE NO MAN.

This may be bad poetry, bnt depend upon
that the debtor is slave to the creditor
so, hulf the world enter into voluntary ser
yitude. The universal rage TO buy on credit
is a serious evil in this country. Many q
married man is ruined entirely by it.
Many a man goes into store for single
article. Looking around. twenty things
strikes his eye, Lc has no money; buys on
credit Foolish maa. Pay day must come
and ten chances to one, like death, 1t finds
you unprepared to meet it. Tell me We who
have experienced it, did tho pleasure Of pos
sessing the article bear any proportion to tho
pain Of being called on top pay for it when you
had it not in your power.
A few rules, wellkept, will contribute much
to your happiness and Independence. Never
buy what you do not really want. Never
buy on credit when you can possibly do with
out Take pride in being able to say. Il owe
no man" Wives are sometimes thoughtless.
daughters now and then extravagant. Many
time when neither wife nor daughter would
willingly. give a single pang TO the fathers
bosom. they urge aud tease him to get arti-
Giles, pleasant to be sure to possess, but diff
cult for him to buy he purchases on credit,
is dunned- and many an hour made
wretched by their folly and imprudence. Old
Robert presents his compliments TO the ladies'.
and bcgs they would have the goodness TO
read the last eight lines once a week till they
get them by heart, and then act as their own
excellent dispositions will direct.
Never owe your shoemaker your tailor.
your printer your blacksmith, Or laborer.---
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1)oetifal.
SPRING birds.

sPkING birds.
Sweet Ministries, from sunny cline,
Welcome your notes of mirth
Thou bringest gladness to the heart,
And joy to all the earth.
Ye come to us like loving friends
Who have been absent long
There's cheerfulness in all thy strains,
And music in thy song
Ye come with mornings earliest breath,
Tuning your notes of love,
Ye tell the goodness and the power
Of One who dwells above.
j love to hear your free wild notes
Ring sweetly in the air.
/ love your soft and plaintive songs,
So free from faint or care.
Would that my heart were light as yours,
Birds of the golden wing,
then would sing merry song,
To welcome back the spring.
Your notes, sweet birds, are full of joy,
But yet ye cannot bring
Back to the weary heart, one song
OF llfe's pure radiant, spring
For, hushei the Tyre, whose music sweet,
Oft filled the heart with glee,
1t gives no answering note to thine,
Sweet warblers wild and free.
Then sing, bright birds, meath sunny skies,
This is your last hour of glee,
All soon, too soon, dread summers gloom,
Must shroud your gaiety
Sing, while the sky is free from clouds,
And ere the leaflets fade;
Sing, ere the flowers of sweet spring time
In earth are softly laid
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1851-04-22
GROCERIES,.
NEW GROCERY ESTABLISHMENT.
HAVE opened small Grocery at my
Il house. and have received small stock Of
q EsOCE RIES,

such as
Sugar, Coffee, Tea, and Molasses;
Mackerel, Salt, Candles, and Tobacco;
Pepper, and Spices Of every kind;
Cotton Bats and Candlerick,
Candies, Mace, Nutmegs and Chores;
Cinnamon, Matches and Shoe Blaeking J;
Wooden Ware, &c, &C.;
To all of which would respectfully cal! the
cheap.
Os-Buuer, Eggs, &c., taken in exchange for
Groceries. A. STEWART.
October g. 1850
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1851-04-22
A TASTE ron READING.

A taste for reading win always carry you
into the best possible company. and enable
you to converse with men who viii instruct
you BY their wisdom and charm you By their
wit, who viii soothe you when fretted, refresh
you when weary, counsel you when pcrplcxed.
and sympathize with you at all times. Evil
spirits. ii the Middle Ages. were exercised
and driven away by bell. book, and candle;
you waat bat two Of these agents, the book
and the candle --Hiilard.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1851-04-22
FRESH GARDEN SEED FOR 1851.


HH0SE in want of Garden Seed will do well
to give the undersigned call, as he warrants
them all to be of the kinds named
Asparagus, Giant and Dutch Bees. four varieties:
Beans, Bunch some six sorts of the best kinds:
Brussels, Sprouts; Broccoli, Early purple Cape;
Cabbage, 10 kinds embracing the best varieties;
Carrot Long Orange and Early Horse;
Caulinower, early and late; Celery, White Solid supr
Cucumber, kinds of the best varieties;
Egg Plants Purple Endne Green curcd;
Indian Cora, Smiths Extra Early aud Flour
Lettuce, Early Ice and large White Head;
Melon, Carolina, Common and Nutmeg;
Nasturtium, for Fickng;
Onion, White Silver Skinned and Long Red;
Parsley, very double, fine;
Parsnip, Early Cup and Large Swelling;
Pumpkin, Potatoc, Qusshaw and Crooked Neck
Peas, 6 kinds of the finest variety;
Pepper, Bull Nose end Cayenne;
Raddish, varieties Rhubarb, for Tarts
Salsih, Oyster Plant; Spinach, Round Savoy
Squash, early Bunch and Summer Crooked Neck;
Tomato Large Red
Turnip, large White, large Red Top, and Ruta Baga
For sale by WILLIAM DORSEY,
Feb. A. 1881 Druggist
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FRESH GARDEN SEED.

WYE have Just received a lot of FRESH GAR.
w DEN SEED for 1851, which we will war
rant to be genuine:
Asparagus, Giant or Dutch; Beans of all kinds
Beets il Long Blood aud Blood Turnip, Sugar White
and Mangd Worried;
Broccoli Early Purple Cape; Cabbage, Early and late
Carrot Large Orange; Cautcwer, Early aud Late;
Celery, White Solid; Cucumber three kinds;
Egg Plant Early Purple; Corn, Smith Early Extra
Melon Mountain Water aud Nutmeg;
Lettuce Several kinds; Nasturtium fine kind;
Onion Early Silver skinned Parsley, Double Curled;
Parsnip, Large Dutch Pumpkin, Potatoe and Qushaw
Peas of al kinds; Pepper, BailDose;
Radishes, all kinds Late and Early;
Rhubarb. for Tarts and Pies; Spinach, Round Savoy
SQUASH Early Bunch; Tomato, Large Red;
Tarnip White Fat Bird Seed, Canary and Hemp
For sale at -
HARRISON & HAMME'S
Ian 2s Cheap Drug Store
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1851-04-22

BEDHNo person who has once yielded up
the government Of bis mind, and given loosn
rein to bis desires and passions. can tell how
far they may carry him.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1851-04-22
DELINQUENT LIST.

YNIiE following list was returned by Stewart
Collector, as delinquent titheables, for the
past year At a meeting of the Board of Trustees
on Wednesday, end of April, 1851, it was ordered
that the list be published in the newspapers of
Mnniin ehl,rfr.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1851-04-22
CHEAP SADDLERY.

WEVA Call and See. ~
HVHE subscriber has just received an add
4 ton to his stock of Saddlery, selected with
cafe from the best assortment in his line of
business, in the City of Baltmore-to which
he respectfully invites the attention Of his old
friends and customers. He feels confident that
he can give satisfaction TO all who call upon
him, either for good articles or good bargains.
He continues 10 sell at reduced prices, and on
Liberal terms, at his old stand, opposite the
Store of J. w. Boyd.
J. VINCENHELLER.
Martinsburp Nov s. 1850
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1851-04-22

hi9y~Truc politeness is perfect ease and
freedom 1t simply consists In treating others
as you would love to be treated yourself.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1851-04-22

EEy All affsctati,n and display proceed
from the superstition Of possessing something
better than the rest Of The world possesses.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1851-04-22

TNDETAKERR AND sE-JoINER--Shop
l on Burke Street. two doors East of the Ger
man Reform Church. July 81, 1910.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1851-04-22

ROPE MANUFACTURER,
.Mariinsburg, Berkeley County, pirginia,
INVITES the attention oil Merchants. Far
Il mers, M Hers and others, TO his stock Of
ROPES. comprisinga general assortment OF
Coil Rope, Bed Cords. Plough Lines, Mason
Lines, Halters. Blocking Ttcine. Broom
Urine, Sc, Sc; MA and Machine
Ropes manufactured TO order.
0s-Punctual attention will be paid TO all or
ders received. Jan 7, lS5l-ly
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1851-04-22

NREEN GINGER-Fresh. just received
" and forsale BY RIDDLE < BIO
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Daniel Ill. Doll.

TNIN, Copperand sheet-Iron Manufacturer ana
1 Brass Founder Shop, corner OF Queen ana
Martin SITS, and opposite the lutheran Church
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COMEHOTIoMARE
AND
OCERY STORE.
August TIleopI,il.

August TheOphil,
1.-TWO doors South Of the Berkeley House,
Il would respect lily inform hispa,ronsand
friends, and the public generally, that he is
prepared to serve them in his business. He
invites attention 20 the fresh supply just receiv-
ed (,o be constantly kept up) consisting in part
90 fnltnxys.
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pril, 1851.
Mcclure, Sarah A
McAleer, Hugh
More, George
MeMurren, William
McDoncugh, Thos
Medtart, J
Mccormick, William
Mendenhail, Corben
Mulligan, Mary (alias Brady
McEvans, Samuel
30
Nugent, Michael
Nor, John
OFT, John w
O'Neal, John
r
Poisel, Mr.
Palmer, Samuel ]
Pail, Eliza
Page, John w 3
friugle Adelaide
Potts, oseph
Paden, Nathaniel
Porterfield, William
Patriot Worthy of Berkeley
Section Cadets Of Temper
ance.
Phillips, William
Perdy, Thomas 2
Pyle, Miffiin
Peters, William A
Pampell, + w
Pultx, David 3
Pitzer, Geo J (of Jacob Geo
Powell, David
Puddy, Hartman
Pitzer, James w
II
Rutherford, John
Racey, William
Reed, Nancy
Reiuochi, Jacob
Robinson, George
Ryan, Michael
Rosenberger, Jacob
Robinson, Susan
Rentcb, Lawrence s
Roberts. Susan
Rouch, John
Rigsby, Samuel
y
Sullivan, John 2
Smith, Conrad 2
Smith, Francis T
Sehopert, Nicholas
|Stonebrsker, John 2
Smith, Richard ~
Shook, s. i.
sheppard, Jacob A
Strider, MIR
Suigert, Hen Y Q
Shfer, Josiah 2
schfer, John
Shafer A
Swift, Martha A
Sheets, William
Snodal, Peter
Speiiman. Frederick
lSprague, Robert
Sbriver, A G
Small, John NJ
II
lTabler, Christian of Geo
Taller, William
Thompson, David
Titlow, Robert w
Tabler, Christian 2
Turner, John KEGS
Tompson, upham 2
IThayer P
Thoma Samuel
Tabb, Willard 9
lTreasy, Thomas 2
Turner, John
Tuohy, Mary
Trill, John
u "
Unger Elizabeth
vsnmetre, Mary z
vanmetse, Jacob
w
Wright, William
Walters, Geo p
Walters, John P
Walker, John
Walton, E P
Whitson. William A
Wister, g w
Wilson. Edw'd +
Willet. David
" n
Yingling, John w
Zepp, Perry
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Rsg~Persons calling for the above letters will
please say they are advertised, otherwise they may
be forgotten JOHN w. BOYD, P. NJ
Aprl s. lS5i-3t
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yIOLINS AND Bows.

II HAVE just received lot of superior worms
1 and Bows--which will sell cheaper than have
ever been offered in this place. Call and see
Feb. IL, 1881. WV 100
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c-,-rur GAZETTE s published every Tuesday Morning
Mt a. year, paid 10 atvange $3.50 paid within the
wear; and SO, IL paid after the year expires
l-No paper will be discontinued until all arrearages
paid, except at the option OF the Editors.
nADvERrsEgEsrs will be inserted at 81 per square (of
lines auder for the first three tines and rs Cents
per square for every subsequent insertion
n all the number Of insertions required must be
the MSS, the advertisement received will be
published until forbid, and charged accordingly.
n-A liberal discount made those who contract to adj
yertise by the six twelve months.
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Read and be Cnnpinced.

Gins Robinson, Esq, Easton Nd. in letter to
Dr. Jaekso L. Jan. o, 1850; said
sMy wife AMI myself have received more benefit
from your medicine than any other we have ever
taken Tor the DyspePsia aud Liuer diseaseN
''The Tenth Legion published at Woodstock,
Va, Jan. 10, 1880, said:
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CONTEMPORARIES.

Cakes OF all sorts. with which parties can al
WAYS be supplied 1.-THE shortest notice; Can
dies Of every description, OF his own manulac-
ture Fruits and Nuts; Raisns (by the box }
Figs, Citron, Oranges. Lemons, Curranis. Sc;
Fine and Common Liquorice; supply OF
French and Fancy Confectionery soon 10 be
opened; also Crackers, &C. Allkinds ofPick
les and Pepper Sauce; .aLE, CIDER and
POP.
GROCERIES.
Sugar Coffee, Molasses and Spices ofallknds.
SEG.aRS AND TOBACCO.
JEJT-ELRY-a fine assortment; TOYS-a
great variety; together with every article in
his line, all Of which will be sold upon the
most accommodating terms.
Ma.,insburg, December 3, 1850.
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A
A P S, Mary
Althouse, Geo w
Alyite, Peter
Alburtis s. Maxwell
Anderson, Colbert
Anderson, Fanny
Ii
Belknap, John
Butt, William
Barnes, Harriet
Brown, Robert
Bennett, David
Bell, John NJ
Burke, William
Black, Joseph (artist)
Boward, William
Bales, Jacob
Box, Francis
Blake, John G
Booth, Aieapy
Bussard, John
Biilmire Mary
@
Callahan, James
Grow, John X.
Clarke, James e 3
Connell James
Cook, Andrew J
Cooke, Benjamin
Chilcs, John
Conner, Dennis
Clark, Amos
Coffee Humphry
Cook, John T.
Carnes, Ann z
Dreamer, John
ID
Dunivan, John
Dalwick, John
Dick, VIM
Duniyan jeremiah 2
Devine, Michael
Dawes, Isaac Nj 2
r.
Early, Timothy h
Early, Mary
Emberson William
f.
Folck, Emma
Frisby, William
Fellow, John
Faritor, Thomas
Foreman, Ellen
q
Gosnell, J L b
Grove, VIM (Blacksmith)
CALDER, K +
Grove, James
Geague, John F
Gibson, Rachel
Gibson, Philip
Galiher, Patrick
III
Harden, Comfort
Hamell, George A
Hipsley, John
Harper, Thomas
Hill, John A
Eansel, John
Heppert, Mr.
Heppert, Eihelius
Holland, John w
III
lpgle, Teresa
Jones, Catherine
lobe, Mary A
Jayett, Eliza
James, Walter
Jet, Daniel
X
Heating, Philip
Kinney, Elizabeth
Keane, Margaret
Keefcr, Eliza v
kaviu, Dennis
Kelibcr, Maurice
Heating, Patrick
Il
Lewis, Charles II
Light, W'n +.
Light, Jacob
Loman, Glenn
Langley, J l.
Lantz, James {
NJ
Miller, Henry w
Mccormack, Jane
Mccoy, William
Mcbride, Vincent -
Morton, John
Miller, James 2
Melntire, ] Q
McIntire Margaret
McSherry James
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nm Roherf s. Chew,
yOy,u m. blonde

OFFERS his professional services to the clti
fzens OF Martinsburgand vicinity. Bsl"oihc
ON Bnrk St. with DIR. Witherow.
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LIST OF LETTERS

ID EMAINING in the Post Office al Martinsburr
H on the lst day of April, 1851.
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"a Great Neliciae.

awe have uniformly refrained from recommend
ing to the public any of the various Patent Medi-
cines of the day, unless thoroughly convinced Of
their value Among those we consider worthy of
notice, is the German Baters, invented by DR. Hoof-
land and prepared by Dr.. Jackson in Philadelphia.
One instance in particular, in which the superior
virtues of this medicine have been tested, has fall
en- under our observation. During the last sum-
1uer a son OK Mr. Ab'm Crabill ofthis County, was
very serously afflicted with Liver Complaint, and
after trying in vain various remedies, he purchas
el bottle 81 the Bitters, and after using it, was
so much relieved Of his distressing malady, that he
procarei another bottle and isrestored ontirelyto
health
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1851-04-22

opy,cs ON sprrH QUEEN STREET, EEAa THE SQUARE
Asp osg pooR SOUTH OF O. c. w. DOLLS STORE.
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More Evidence.

The philadelphia Saturday Gazette, F" the best
family newspaper published in the United states
the editor says of
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Washington, Dec. II, 1850.
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At THE GERMAN MEDICINE STORE,
No 100 .arch ST., Philadelphia,
Tl'ITElR power over theabove diseases is not ex-
ccllej, if equalled, by any other preparation
In the United States as the cures attest, in many
cases after skilful physicians had failed.
These Bitters are worthy the attention OF inva-
lids Possessing great virtues in the reeti6cation
Of diseases of the Liver and lesser glands exerc-
sing the most searching powers in weakness and
affections Of the digestive organs, they are, withal
safe, certain and pleasant
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-03-20
NEW ORLEANS, THURSDAY MORNING. MARCH TO- 1851.

Kays- Mes.rs. Brother, Edsr. Montanye. Renshaw.
Mr.. Renshaw moved to vote on each Ward sep
arately which was carried.
The first. fourth, fifth and sixth sections were
adopted.
Mr.. Repshaw moved to substitute the name of
Godfried Ketzell for that of John Henderson, in
the Second Ward; which was lost by the follow
ing vote
Tays~Sss,5:: Beard, H9S9ps,. Johnson. Marks McCor.
Mr. johnson moved substitute the Louisiana
Hotel, in the Third Ward for the Fulton School.
house which was lost by the following vote:
Yeas-Messrs. HOOPER Johnson. Nc Jcrmck, sewell,
Ss NaDs1Mess Beard Brother. Ener. Mark, Mor,anye.
Mr. Hooper moved to substitute Malachi Kel-
lys. corner Of Poydras and st. Paul Streets" for
Arthur o Donnell s coffee house, of Poydras
and Circus streets which was adopted by the fol-
lowing vote:
ell, sykes, stewart and Yaacey-s
BsSnsr f, NJ Msp,asTs Msys R.,.bs and .s
So the substitute of Mr.. Marks, as amended
was adopted as follows:
Resolred, That the Mayor be- and he is hereby,
authorized and requested to give notice in the off,
ciaI gazette during ten days, that election for
four Aldermen, to represent this Municipality in the
the General Council of the city; and for sixteen
Aldermen, to represent the several Wards of this
Municipality in the Council, during the ensuing
year, will be held Monday, the 9TH Of April,
between the hours of eight A. M. and six NJ, at
the following named places and under the Inspec-
tors and Clerks hereinafter named, and the Inspec-
tors appointed by the Mayor and General Council
VIZ
FIRST Ward.-At the Engine house OF Trad Ferry Fire
BI RieaIdo GIe'k,. John &, Tsyo;. j Y. aa:;sT. =
between Poymna siree and Felicity Rosd fs.pscto
6I1s A. rsS G0 ssgoI bd,s
ciat,on Inspector, r. Redwood Clerks, Charlie
FSarfE Ward-At the Engine, ,hou. Of No. ls on Apot
street Inspector. John Leeds; Clerks H. Hutton, William
IM Werd.At a +SI The Engine hODss of Mississippi Fig
s, sn Ha1d.xl s the hpfas Of louisiana Hos
Company # Garondee and Perdidq streets Inspec
y sssnS Tasa:sAS Mslsehi ], KslIy ss;nss q Ssyd,e
! w billiard. Patrick Coffey
| Mr. Shields offered the following resolution
| which was, on motion, laid over:
ResolUed, That the OF two thousand fv
| hundred dollars be, and the same is hereby, appro
| prated for the purchase of such furniture as ma,
| be. required, for the of the two new school
| houses now in course of erection.
| Mr.. Beard offered preamble and resolution
authorizing the Board of School Directors to pur
chase, out of the bequest Of the late G. Pauding,
library offered for sale by DR.. Leach, which wa
Withdrawn, on the following substitute being offere
by Mr.. Renshaw:
ResoI,,ed, That the Directors of the Publ
Schools be requested to examine the Library nov
offered for sale by Dr. Leach, and report to tn
Council on the expedency of purchasing the sam,
or a part of it.
/ On motion of Mr. Renshaw, the substitute wa
| adopted after suspending the rules.
And on motion, the Council adjourned to Tue,
day next, the 25th instant, at five o'clock, p. M
JOHN CALHOUN, Secretary.
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OFFICIAL.
Council of Municipality No. Two.

TUESDAY. March Is. 1851.
The Council met at five o'clock, P. M.
Present: The Hon. James H. Caldwell, Presi-
dent Aldermen Beard, Etter, Hooper, Johnson,
Marks, Montanye, Mccormick, Renshaw, Sewell.
Shields Sykes, Stewart and Yancey.
The journal was read and approved.
The following communication of the Mayor was
read, enclosing copies of resolutions Of the First
petitions in the cases of j. W. Dolbear and P. A.
Dupin, Agent, vs. Municipality No. Two. On
motion the resolutions were referred to the Com
mittee on Streets and Landings, and the citations
and petitions to the Attorney.
MAYoRALrY OF Nrw. .oR1xAss..
Of Municipality No. Too 80
Gentemen-I have the honor of transmitting to YOU here
with copy Of resolutions adopted by the Council of Munich
he proposed Guard Levees By the Surveyor
and as it is all important that the community should feel
@
1 o enco g. he F Gs
Council at their sitting the 10Th Instant having reference
GS esa s canse and that Your honorable body viii
'' You viii likewise find herewith citation and copy Of psli
Sq m m n No. a and also ss's
copy petition from the SECOND bsc, Court the of
@aP s % and he on the 18th to isia bo
have the honor to be-,
A u CRossMAs, Mayor
MAyoRAITY OF NEW oELEAss, ,o.,
xnne,paiitg No One sitting Of Menday. Marsa ISL.
a % s % "a osa
i've dollars; sS25) BE Be il also also ...., > ;..,,. u.
h e ss the s ok
dose tns 0hsI Ms[s ids "a Of s Sina street.
,s,sn.( (sisnsd l. F.nFE President pro tenn
True copy. L, HETLloKR. Clerk.
MAYoRALrY OF NEW ORLEANS,
18th March, 1851
ManicpdLity No. One-Stttng Of Saturday, March l5,
RssOiped. That the Surveyor of Municipality No One,
sS Ssy v eso oys Ths 9 G plan
and Strengthening Of the levees:
Is On Claiborne street, from the Canal to Felicity
3D. on the New Canal tnorth side) from Mobile Land.
3D. the lower Lake side Of Hagan Avenue to Bayou
= John s3GS}1g Tshn aSn The evee the present draining
On the ower Lake side of Carroton avenue from
New canal TO Orleans street Canal thence along that Canal
5h ON north side New Canal from lower side of Car.
ing resolution to the Council Of the Second Municipality.
Resoioed Thai the action Of the Mayor in sending relief
hereby approved Of and the Treasurer authorze
10 pay % PSpoGn & Of ihe @ due by this Munich
pa'' ssnped pg'SVe 'n march, '.H Jn. Gxsors Recorder
tSgned,) A. ID. CRossMAS, Mayor.
True copy. l.. HEYLIGER, Clerk.
statement, submitted by the Comptroller
showing the cost of building the new Municipal
Hall, was, on motion of Mr.. Yancey referred back
TO that officer, with Instructions 10 have cost o
ground included in said statement
The Treasurers weekly report was read as fol
lows:
WEEKLY REPORT OF THE TREASURER.
Mumtcipakay No. Two. DR..
L.. .L,aInn rlasir
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-03-20
HARRIS & WALDO, No. "A Canal

MILLER, HARRIS & WALDO, No "a Canal
~ street, New Orleans Whossae and retail dealers in
paned and Wooden Ware; Table Mats; Gilt and Bronzei
hsmps and Gnndoles Glassware; Plain and CoIord Floor
and Wax andes' Sperm. ale. Lard, Lnseed, Nsasfoot
and Chemical Olls; Spirit Gas Camphne, al q o. T9spen
Putty; White Leads Sand Paper Glue; Curled Hair: Hair
Seating and Springs: Flowing, Polishing Scfapng Funi.
ture, Coach, Black Japan and hte Damat Vnrnishes.
Aso-Pcked and Common Moss always for sale.
PRICES OF CAMPHIHE
By the barrel. 80 per gallon
BY the five gallons s........,,...t t5 per gallon
For less quantity. Observation-Disclosures 10 cents ger gallon
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