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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-12-02

NEW YORK WIRE RAILING WORKS
EGUBllC arGl"n - Inv. 10 improvement manufacture
u Iran Ril!lngS Glazing made lion Rods AID
Wrought lion designated " IRE. RAILING. the
ul CLOSURE it pubic grounds ai'.
srrdlr!ii., NISNtJ" GUARDS AND
GRATING ior sthGr "ei unatIc asyiums. Prisons.
u, ir and
ami variety Of tttcc- wNih
' Invention susceptible Of be'fc
resulting mp wtIch tils
lau'r For :gaucr. cuIiIri STRENGTH iu tbs hcaGsy
unrrt5e vai.;: # e- al esp claly che ues,. ga!
offered 10 she us;c The plaza rr!s con-
td tnt each huis the other, a u EIrcn
it'dGti part III ia" "hoe structure II "crvr that H.
cnu'e least e nes 'c sIo.rncs lt'a Cast Iron Rnne
ordinary w.i.s!aHn- ~ crus
)! i,cr lrcal iU"t
Tns WIRE FENCES. r cn"sins
larusr i,a' PARKS eii'tr'd Il, Tc Gr ho'c-
used. " iish
tsrd by 'itur-s 81 G-ti"c' d "san 81 form rrIns I'M
.huit sucu Tie MONA csr ntc, the
pc, urcsl ossut! a: cap n"inr The lcWS
IIr" cniey ,.t', Hr!nt Phbi' Vel scnr lie
iDSu au! tt:titc AIN The lirly
aniintfy Pee, rS - 10 g pe: rod n:iuirg Iron
pvsl,. ,rl - 10 il fe.I
iIiafcs al rced the rnnoor, viii with pomp
tt.r,rua. JOAN f. WickE~SIisM,
30 Broadway, Nc~ York
WAgrnocsn-2ia gr tdwag. X. \.
Work. )! ar! 81. Lowis street
'ical awarded American t;c 1850. Bronze
fs.ils AWARDED W Fraud IN lsiu.js, 1871 aUd laic
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Pc .l'Tg"S

i. TiHG!NIA SKY.LIi;Iil "a ,uGK!tS GALLERY. ~ 10
tiprr:Gur - TIC '.O.ic Window -"tTJ
NAV l.. :nunI .urc ot>I.s vati this nsluiu
a wlcrt he - five years erenies satisfaction tds
been
IL cm;iies OF the fr!euGs of lie UNION BNENo
LE>T SOCIETY. preventing iGg Attending she blc.
gwen Sturdy. ."s. i5 b. ie weather ""al say
wit with pcasr: dsn their portrait; ga tl a';ir!s ae
nr,cnd Il: nc
VIRGINIA SnS.LlGuT DAGilERHfAN GALLERY.
No iiJ Main Street. Richmond, the Gothic WINDOW
WILLIAM \. PRATT. Proprietor
Mr. has fitted his rstab .ntnI style when &c
neris crsdl cpon hi, taste and iiera!y Dy DSeeh
HIS holiur as save rceG'J
seem elegantly up@h splendid rich velvet di'sh
window, stUej &c EH7m'
Co.. tie hrGi Introduce the SKY Light ~!
tenn inn appear m Instantly nyeatGs something
1 he improvement: OF the art Il Times -,
The arrangement Of his chow exquisite whilst his sly
Llcii. s.up-rb 1 Wig -,
\ B-'o DAo sRRiASs.-We receiving inHI
,aont OF Frcnc Plates. warranted iO Eagle Brand 81 ou M
t,,.,s a, al mice. Nov. Ia
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RICEMOND ENQUIRER.
.. n1,o = M0RNiNG. NOVEMBER 20, is5
ATIoN OF "No-pARTYIsM."

-l
many s,unid and malignant charges o'o"s''
raj Johnson we have nothing ike 'he .'".'"
,o If f,ly and falschuod embraced III '"e
which we find in the Lynch5urg 'Kgn'ah' n r,eo
Mr. Johnson is not knocn 10 be STARE M lives in The
a ,be borders of an Abolition State. III liz J far the
u, =, ,,holdipg district in Virginia. nc 49, ,.onId
V;,o, pruyiso He said in that vote tna' q. ninG fnr
,ons.ni 10 nm extension of slavery re =, @ il 10 hoped
Congress in The cnn see little farther
the Shareholders Of Eastern rTsaH ;aa ' go
,bnn their noses A word to the "''e' W. y1SpEx
Richmond, Nov. ~. r, 1ohnson liza been
for thirty wears, and is now, siaVchoa'' e. ,,,o
as Mr. Summers that he did NOT vote ~, nv
md that, while Col }. lived not lar l'o"'
= Mr. Summers lives much nearer 10 oii'o'
:. -, more conservative than The keystone oa'e
ho,ch of charges s therefore, us SHY az 10 u''
founded va. $50, col I,hn-
condolences Of these assaults upon Co., 'o''
.on fly usilies us in making public facts WHO" '
- our knowledge in the history oil ar Summers y. ~
informed on the uiost unquestiohao'e au'''' 49,
h ;, occurred between the Northern ana oou'ne' wings
f rho Methodist Church, few years ago. inc con'es'
een the two parties became very warm anu eAei'u -
c,S.I.,,, md Kanawha county-so much SO mat many
| citizens who not members Oh e''he' oa". "
r-h.b ,ook part and in this way, Mr. Summers Par'c
,d and made public speech, in which he look siues
r. n,,b-r wing of the Church und among other lmnss'
ve know the Ohio (Northern) preachers; we nave "n
h among US; as these Kentucky (oouhen pe"cns''
,r rnow nothing them and do not want 10 kho"' u
d If similar import Our reliable informant hea1o re-
Gently from the minister of the Episcopal Church eou''
,ioned a, Patkersburg that there isa
AIR Summers farm which the ministers OF the Me'oa.S'
Church North PREACH but the ministers OF The hcoo'''
Church South have that privilege For THESE
we learn many Wings in that section OF 'le ''"'''
thew vote al all, will vote against mr 0u"''e's'
When we remember the excitement tha1 mas grow" ou'
this question: and that the Northern Chu'c" fe'"'ea
80 b Tho Southern believing il to be unmethods', as
,, 90 ,,cb,s,ion 10 hold slaves encourage the nsutu-
ZION of slayery-wc muy we'll wonder why Virginia shoul"
be called upon TO elect Mr. Summers 10 her highest eHecu
ty office
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-06-24

Of the Extensions to be made to the Ship
WharVss between Gaiennte and Robin Streets.
Wharf No. will be extended further into the river 30 feet
nv fact $3.50, 'N'~ 49, $500 49,
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e The boy John alluded to in the following letter. was
ruptured according to Mr. Colemans account in $780, by
fall from horse The first years he paid little attention
to it; consequently became large and painful and Truss
was resored to of relief. Not much benefit was
derived from it, it let the rupture down when exercising
He was then considered unfit for hard labor and became
almost useless Mr. Coleman called in said he had read my
advertisement. and called in if could do anything for
boy who had been badly uptured for years. inquired
the particulars the he gave them. Irepied thought
could; If he would bring the boy. would examine him
and tell him what could be done. He brought the boy.
applied the Patent Truss, gave him the WASH directions
etc. The following letter shows the result:
JACKSON, Miss, May Z, 1851.
'T Shfman-Dear Sir' About two months ago. had you
apply boy John Patent Truss which operated
well that have concluded send the other boys which
poke at the time fte ohn Mr. Atkins the
hem under his CT arge and he will pay price agreed
They are both vaube groes and confidence having
permanently cured las funded upon what have heard
and from wha my ant said abou, your Truss and mode
treatment dyou Ebes to furnish bottles Of the Wash
the boy who is rip. both sides, do and Mr.. Atkins will
settle with you.
Eight ten days the youngest dying by
sangulaon while work in the field having
Truss could find but they do MT any good
boys always complaining PAIN and their rupur arge
you fix them well did John do you great
good. 'Your friend,
myD wfmAW "THoMAs COLEMAN
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Specification
For Extension of Part of the Steamboat Whar

For Extension of Part of the Steamboat Wharf,
n. T n, ese sna nh On the straight line
apart from centre TO The ar 20 pe
VII be % feet wide descending feet in that width The
gfsss 4! s f Ssss
vns Th ias appes IS
PIE. viii psst edt I'll
adapted each The n Ts r. n at the
po 50 as to admit feet above the flooring and those for
the TENDERS II feet above the flooring at the finishing beam Of
The moopg posts to have piles in esch boed together
proper ties securely to fasen them in The best
to in b according
TO De covered by plate of sheet iron to early decay
endways p and to mi S % sw
head by use of the ship cables from
Whs. . pile, be canned in The said
r. be psssS nG Is inch rack
S % ss G psow IS
1000 pounds will used driving the pies fender po
&c sn id to s second %s Rs
9sher wen boiled togehe the wharf BY at least two
aSn viii s. on til. end, of the osps
vel IN s hs ps ]
BY T ss.s S nsss 5ssm
% I s.s ssGs H ss inch Lake pine. and a.
han 10 nchss NJ asp pes 70 be
ticable -
Flooring to be red cypress planks not exceeding
inches wide and not less than inches thick in lengths to
suit the jos to which each plank will be spiked with Of
daie crossing over os Al stub shot ends be sawed off
form separate and distinct contract from The ship whsves
To be nished in good wokmanike manner the satfao
intent OF this specification 1t be comped before
the m day OF October 1851 under penalty of $50 per day
'of n eyet y gay hereafter not completed. .
the full of the contract to the satisfaction of the
Committee on Streets and Landings.
Payments to be the certificate of the Surveyor for each
fourth part in notes at six months. bearing interest at per
cent per aunum.
New Orleans, June 81, 1851.
HUGH GRANT,
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TObeccO-The sales embrace about 200 hhds-of which
l2O A. sold private TERMS a8 r. 5, and % frosted
&c . ID.
Sugar and Iasses-We heard of no sales of anv
importance in the Sugar Market OF Moasses lot of so
bbls, re-boiled. was sold at 30c v gallon.
Four-Firmer Sales 1000 bbs including 200 bbls fresh
Ohio at 80 S. so % co. 100 Illinois, from store, 90
and 900 st. Louis at ~ 1ah p bb
Grain-There fair demand for Com, with little on
the Levee. and about $500 sacks disposed of including
600 sacks inferior g. 1000 prime Yellow So $50 Yellow
and mixed 52, and 500 Yellow $40 White at 53c p
bushel. OF Oats 100 sacks st. Louis sold at g. and 49,
on the Levee at $50 y bushel.
PrOvisi0ns-Pork dull with sales of ITO bbs Mess
in three lots at s 25 Bacon request and 5 casks
TAKEN including go casks Missouri Ribbed Sides in
two hi -7 10 .,.,a Cino;r
natl at 81 and 80 casks prime Shoulders 61406ac
Of Lard 200 kegs sold, in two lots, 10c h outside
rate
Rice-Heavy. Sales 40 casks Carolina, in several lots
mostly from the Levee. at $50 v b.
Collective noticed only small sales Rio at 9@9kc " b.
Bagglng and Rope-A lot of 200 pieces Power.loom
Bsggng sold at 13c cash. and IS pieces 13c, time
Rope request and the sales reached 900 coils ncu.
ding 100 at &c cash, and three lots 300, 500. and 1000
SIC, time with interest.
Whisky-Sales 60 bbls Reced Is. and 50 at 1s1lc
gallon.
Freights-Dul Cotton to Liverpool 5.l6d.
Exchange s-Demand limited we quote
Francs i1s.
New York sixty day Bills ..........A @lA v ct. disc.
Sght Cnecks on New ..14Q&SS v CT. prem
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Shooting at Roman Catholic CLERGYMAN,
about ten minutes past o'clock on Sunday night
last, just as tie Rev. Mr.. Gendswrowsky was in
the act OF going to bed, some ruffian fred a shot
into the reverend gentleman's sleeping room, ad-
joining the Trinity Roman Catholic Church, ON
ST. Ferdinand street, Third Municipality. The
ball struck the outside railing of the window. the
window being partly open at the time and striking
the shutter luckily rebounded, doing no further in.
jury. We understand reward is, or will be, of.
ered for the Apprehension of the offender or often
ders concerned IN the preparation of this cowardly
outrage.
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Of the Extensions to be made to the Ship
WharVss 6etWeen Gasenn,te and Robin Streets
Wharf No. will be extended further into the river 30 feet
Wharyes7 and each 40 feet.
Wharf 10 to be extended 80 feet.
W%svss g. 'fie and i5 - e assi 40 feet
And wharf l6 10 he extended 80 feet.
Each wharf not to for than 80 feet wide by
its said extension. when complete
than feet inches apa o eaSo IN Res
aeeHon o. SO that each WHAT when capped and planed
mns be tied By string course of 10 y 70 inch timber
ioR' the pile. with good noshes made to receive them
% e ne % Usual Which
losng to receive the panks will he placed not than
is rack bolt at every crossing esp and having at
tne inner and outer rows of piles notches cut outay
Of Ievee e
or blow to be appTehended from oareesnes landing
the Whole wharf WIN 'e'' equa' on oil inc p'ns VI on
The pile in each to be of suitable length calculated to
enter the ground feet and less than 10 feet To this
end hammer Of l5o pounds, less than 1000 pounds
IN Of nS he ss
nsI where demanded by the bottom. by
and they have as ssdas sh
them to admit of about feet in height above the flooring Of
well bGed together with "a inch bo They shall be placed
M on the working pan and secured by proper ties In
the e best maDper in the framing each wharf to
lard lar ddres9ns plate Of sheet will be fixed the
head oil the mouring posts that every moong pile shall
De covered to prevent early decay These pos finish
cables from slipping.
The usual finishing beam will be on the end of the oistng
az outer Piles planked at Lafayee and the fender piles
mps oe driven as much and well the wharf piles OF
70 De against each OF the piles and one at
3oed with best screw bolts said piles and braced between
by OF ~ by 10 inches reaching from fender to fender,
each brace piece.
piles caps osts and braces of these whRrve be of
oes soun yellow pine square timber less than ~ by ~
inches Inc piles to be of Lake mbers No jot to
De less than S eet long and of this length few possible
oonns OF wharyes to he narrow red cypress plahks.
nGhes NICK IN length e suit the oss TO which each plank
ons every Intermediate crossing jos stub shot
10 pc sawed away and any to be allowed in
The ends of panks sides of the wharves must
extend out SO as TO admit of being sawed straight the limit
given to the size of each wharf
ntse Whaves TO form and distinct contract from
ne steamboat whsryes and to be performed in workmanke
manner with good materials, the satisfaction of and
sccodne 10 lines and levels, heights, to be given by the
surveyor according to the true meaning and intent Of this
iooi under penalty of go per day for every day
Bds VIII be made per square of wharf, and security
qnlred IN the full amount of the contract.
Payments TO be IN notes at months bearing
per cent per annnm the certificate of the Surveyor TO
completion Of each fourth part
New Orleans, June II, 1851
HUGH GRANT,
Surveyor of the Second Municipality.
nUlNlNE-300 ounces in store, and for sale b,
W iaZ3 f. HART IN
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BOARD OF DIRECTORS OF PUBLIC ScHooLs2
Second MumcipalitY, lime Is. ISL I

BOUNDARIES of the several School Districts
- in the Second Municipality of New Orleans published
ior the information of parents and guardians under reou
ton OF the Board adopted on the 5lh inst:
JACKSON SCHOOL DISTRICT, for Boys and Girls bounded
by the River, Felicity Road. Annuncat and Benjamin
streets Schoolhouse of Richard and Pacaner
nc soTooL pIsTRIcT @ Boys and Girls
Magazine streets.
, FULTON SCHOOL DsTRIcT for Boys and Girls, bounded
by the RIVER Dord street, Tvoi Circle Nayades Thala
E'fee and lenJamn streets. SehOoho of Du-
PLANTER and Annunciation streets,
al JfTFEEsoN SSn9o5 DisTRIoT for BOYS and Girls bound
and Erato streets.
MARSHALL School DIsTR1cr for Boys only, bounded
BY the River Delod street, Tivo Circle Triton Walk the
New Canal, the Swamp. Heva Circus and Canal streets.
FRANK.IN SCHOOL DIsTRIoT, for Girls only, boundaries
between Grod and Julia Streets ~ "
FISK SCHOOL DIsTRICT. for BOYS and Girls bounded by
Heva, Circus and Canal and the Swamp. School
house. corner of st. Peter and Perddo Streets
JelS I'm JOHN CALHOUN, Secretary,
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STEAMBOATS,.


Wa Va By u Louis. Pa. Il Christian an and n Ps.
cagoula-5ummer Ansneement-Ths ney
A. HeIn, master. and FLORIDA, WIN. +. Gibsr.on,
master, thayng been built expressly the Lake trade with
supenor accommodations One Of the above will
eaye the Poncharan Railroad daily on the ava at the
~ The Way Letter Bag will leave the ofics Of the
leI6 Il. GEDDE5. Agent. 10 Bank Place.
~ = Canal Line Steamer ST. Oh ARlEs-
ssm% sg P qS,,jss MM.s " Gay Pay
Biloxi and Pascagoua-On and after Saturday the 9TH inst,
this new and splendid packet steamer, VIM c. Sutton.
sr built expressly for the Lake trade with superior
sps and
O'CLOCK and the Pontchaan Railroad the arrival of the
III e. di sss above 'ndns' and
Freight received at the New Canal Warehouse at ali hours
Of the day last barge the Warehouse every Tues
The way Ieter Bag will eavs the office of the agent at
&c E5 sbftssay H 9s1s Bank Place.
~r.-., Steamer CALIFORNIA : Summer
EsEessexzE Arangement-Fo! Biloxi, Bay Il. Lonis.
having been thoroughly overhauled and retted with new
Any cabin forward and new aft for ventilation.
Ss s TuF
the 8 o'clock 4. N. cars, and SATURDAY EVENINGS
ss x ssa. b bssf Eye
le4aa Eeo!emThe light draush steamer SAHAH
GORDON. John Amsden, master, will leave
tor the above. and all intermediate landings. TUESDAY
An inst at o'clock n For freight passage. having
je23 o. ROUBIEU, Agent, "A Old Leyee
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Larceny Committed at Fire-Gustave Meyer
appeared yesterday before Recorder Genois, and
made an affidavit, wherein he stated that on the
3lst OF March last, he lived in house ION Condo,
between St. Philip and Ursuline streets; that
about hive o'clock that morning fire broke out in
the premises; during which two gold watches and
one silver watch were stolen belonging to him, and
that, from information received, he believed that
that all, or portion of the stolen property, was in
the possession of Charles G.. Wackemagh, and
concealed in his house, on Elysian Fields street,
between Levee and Victory streets. The Court
issued warrant of search on behalf of Mr.. Never.
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NEW ORLEANS:
TUESDAY MORNING, JUNE "a, 1851

AcL''AhA - =,
---------
General Co~ne"-A n.eelns Vi 'n'' DouS "a'
held last evening, over which mr.. surg pres,aeo
There were present. Messrs. Payne, Collens, Har-
r;s Allen. Lugenbuhl, Surgi, Alpuente, DeFeriet
-, r.a,',,,, absent Messrs. Tompkins. Leeds
anu ~,
ana waterman A.,
The Council az once Proceeoe" u oh'e''a," 'Ae
message of the Mayor, which went to say, that he
could not give his sanction to the ordinance to
..,.bl;.b n daily WHARFAGE and to regulate the
80 yus..c.,. d,,.. ~ al Vessel. arriving in
ne'ee VI n' 60 NANO-, ....;oh ord;-
the port OF the Clty oil NewOHeohs' "n'o" o,"''
nance it was proposed was to 60 INTO operation
on the LIST of July next in the first place, because
article seven Of the ordinance was unconstitutional
ri ,h.xofo,. ooud not he carried into effect: and
a"N 49,. 49, NJ, ;.;naItv had .,s.dv
secohuiy' oec".'o 'A' - a. :
made out their buoget' Preo''a'eu ~ INC e'e 1T,
had on basis Oh rates ane".y e',ao .. Gu :,
Mayors letter also reIelreu ~ 'e,'ei "'N' inc
Hon. IL. M. henne"' "ayu. =. ~ -.'' ""'on
Complained Oh 'ne r e.
steamers arriving ho -, -
ana which P'oPoSe" '''' '''.',''' - =. - -.
only twenty aeoA Pa,11"s
SAND TONS ies's'ei' "o 'e'
referring inc oiuin"n'0 JOIN 'o' -'''A'' N''''N
GRAFTON.
Inc 'oi'owihg ID 'he CLAUSE o''e'"0 " " 'A'
mayor as uhconsu'u'iona'
arr. .. my sui vessel .. sP, VI "s.Iaas;npp'
failing, or refusing to pay the wharfage or ievee
oaes, eosnea ~ shis Ii Lf " any n aa
The Collector Of the Municipalitv as the case NAV
be. is hereby authorized and empowered to arrest
said ship, and prevent her proceeding to sea, and
such snip or vessel or steamship caPtah' agent
owner, OF consgnee' 80 onehu,hs, 'er , pay IN. ~,
,h.t Mnn;c;nai;tv 70 which sucb Wbarfage or
Levee dues are Justly due, and to avoid any con
aict Of authority between the three Municipalities.
It is hereby declared, that each OF them have the
rlsht 70 coliec' lhe marriage OF nevee uues a.ore
sb;nx NAV he within the;r resnectve incornorated
limits, without any other charge fee or other ex-
pense, to said ships, vessels, steamships, than
the rates fixed by this ordinance.
Mr.. Payne made motion to persist in the ordi-
nance as it stood He contended that half cent
per ton per day on sea going vessels would pro-
duce much revenue to the city Of New Orleans
as any steamer on the river would at two cents per
ton per diem; he further contended that if the eI-
penses were reduced on items of commerce, COM
merce would and should increase. A small in
crease under the new bill would make the collec-
zion surpass that under the old ordinances The
new ordinance would advance the value of property
in asew Orleans. Here (says Mr.. Payne) we had
Mobile, Charleston, New York, Philadelphia, Bal
timore, Savannah, and other Western and North
ern cities, spreading out their to gather in the
commerce of the West and South, which ought to
belong to New Orleans. Had the Council in 1910
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-06-24

Larceny and Assault.-Patrick Farrell, charged
with stealing whip from Frank, a slave, belong
ing to Mr. Guizot, was remanded to the 26th inst.
for further examination. A second charge, that of
beating the slave and abusing the Waterman who
arrested him, was next entered into by Recorder
Caldwell. man named John Farrell was in
cluded in this charge. The Recorder fined them
five dollars each
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TO be Eramined.-H. B. Taylor and Mary Tay.
Tor were arraigned yesterday before the Recorder,
on the charge of assaulting Officer Higgins with
intent to kill him, on Philippe street, at quarter
to two O'Clock yesterday morning. The ex.
animation of the charge was fixed for Thursday
neYt
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Specification
Of Drop Tender for the Dredge Boat of the
Second Muu;c,DuIffu
HUH UHANT,
Surveyor of the Second Municinalii
MayOralty OF New Orleans,

JUNE 10, 1851.
COUNCIL OF MUNICIPALITY No. Two,
Sitting Of Tuesday, June II, 1851
X ESOLVED, That the Mayor be authorized and
requested after giving ten days notice in the official pa
per TO sell at pnblic auction the contracts
For furnishing all the necessary MATERIAL and extending
the Steamboat Landing.
H. For furnishing all the necessary MATERIAL and extending
Shipping Wharves Nos .. 8, g. 10, H. H. ia and H.
The above work to be done in accordance with the plan
deposited in the Surveyors Office the specifications 10
given by the Mayor.
Approved June 49, 1851.
=, tSigned1 A. d. CRossMAN, Mayor.
True copy: II. BIER, Clerk
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RRfks.
Death from Hernia
DR.. SHEK Mars
Patent Truss and Rupture Wash,


- ARKANsAs, May 8, 1901.
"M Sh.rran-D Sir: The Truss you fitted on my sor
last winter Il think in January has done
peeed would A. far Judge from questioning boy
the rupture is cured DR.. Greenwood looked him today
thinks there In his wearing the any longer think
would be best Tor him have another bottle Of WASH
the cure permanent
swirl he kind write inform what had bette
do You took down description Of his in your book
referring to it, remember all the crcumstances
to advise me what courie to pursue.
&c remain yours etc, HENRY T. SMITH,
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Harboring Slave.-Mrs Joe, f. W. c., was
charged yesterday, before Recorder Genois, with
harboring the slave Ellen, belonging to J. H.
Waters, Parish of Rapides. The slave was
brought to New Orleans, by her owner on the 10th
of February last, when she ran away, and was
not heard of until the 9th of the present month,
when she was arrested by Officer Ivan, of the pc.
lice, inJhe house of the accused, Mrs. Joe. Re.
mapdeda
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Inquest.-The city Coroner held an inquest yes.
terday on white man, found drowned in the Mis-.
sissippi at Post No. IS in the Second Municipality
The body was perfectly naked, and it is supposed
that the deceased had been in bathing when he
lost his life. He had short sandy hair, and small
share of beard on the chin. Verdict" Found
Drouned ,,