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Spec10cot1OM1
Of Aprons, or AWnsngs, for the t,co sides of The
st. Mary's Meat Markss, from 1eAouyitouLas
to NsW Levee Streets.
Tbe.e awnings will 30 supported against The bgiek walls
ss ca. iron i:, s. Q Y. .Dsnd Of =.
cO!nice of Mslket. ss per drawnss ''
ncss on south Market street 4 iees inches making
81 W. is.t inches OF an awning. which to have fest
Dessed purin Of by inches, best sosud mil cy
press. th,es ,e fires from .I detects caIcsiatrd impair
proper ron pin. bolts, workmanks manner, the
And .6sslhns Of TX inch narrow % ionsusd and sroov.d
Ss,, ey%ss bO..d' dressed On he under .lds and
nnes with not sss ihs t~o naiIs 1t cEosas over
american tn Of bs quality. laid in approved wotua.
:sH Is a sas ~ e. s.
s's {: .'
g s.s sssss III no e. SS 4: Dsr
incbe: Diameter well lasened oc properly in bot
Five 5 sS" 90 .ssS ], .sss @ o IL nj, or
s ten onees with copper necss well tasssnsd shall con
eYEnos % =: 70 fell The awning roof .ys u. copur
nu' ssSs s.'s s main Sidns sGsd in n Of heavy
dhs n covering VAL lay over = iasla 70 cose ths four
The snsn and tin necks to be well painted with thrss
6isushoas win ir.s coat Ssss white paint. e1Ssona Is
orask.,s which must % black puin and the coyenns Of
on me upper surface with len tnan good coats pant
OF suitable color.
All TO be performed the Satisfaction and according the
decons the Surveyor, be completed before
he INST day Of February 1899. unde, penalty Of rs per
DAY fOr day thereafter c0mpleted The adJudva
ton to be made for the painng separately from the other
EACH - " "
Payment will b made for each in six
monhs bearing interest six per the
ce lhcats OF the Surveyor. compe0n Of the work
oIesad and security the full amount Of each Of
delivered the Mayor hand wnling Of the party or
paEti.s at the time OF the adjudication. 3
Bids will be sahjsct the approval Of the Council
HUGH GRANT,
=, - surveyor VI the Second Municipality.
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One avay to do tt.-In Russia the transportation
of passengers by diligence is monopoly, and one
OF the rules is that each passenger may have 40
pounds baggage free but must pay the rest The
passengers got in the way of brbing the weighers
and conductors that nothing came in for extra
baggage The managers of the monopoly got over
this difficulty in curious way they had this bag
gage stolen, and as the passenger could not show
a receipt for it, he had no remedy. Thus the dis
position to have extra weight carried gratis was
efeotuay overcome, honesty was restored, and
the profits of the monopoly made fat again.
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Che Daitp gresee,,t,
TO NJ

TO M.
loo late | stayed forgive the crime;
unheeded a ew the hours;
For noiseless falls the foot Of Time,
That only treads on flowers.
Oh who, with clear account, remarks
The ebbing Of his glass,
When all its sands are diamond sparks,
That dazzle as they psss3
And who to sober measurement,
Times happy swiftnsss brings,
When birds Of Paradise have lent
The Plumsga Of their wings?
Too late stayed forgive the crime;
Unheeded few the hours;
For noiseless falls the foot Of Time,
That only falls on flowers spr,s,,
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Ice in Egypt.-The bark Stamboul, which
sailed from Boston the I'd Of August last, ar.
rived at Alexandra, Egypt, October l, with cargo
of Massachusetts, ice-said to be the first ever
brought to that port from any part of the world
the captain of the Stamboul, fiocked on board
and around her, to the frozen water The
Pachs, the high admiral, and all the distinguished
officers of the Government, visited the bark and
inspected her cargo, and after these, people Of all
degrees. She was literally crowded while block
Of Ice remained in her." The entire cargo was
purchased by the Government, and was all dis
charged and stored ashore in forty-eight hours
after the vessels arrival.
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Presents to Ko,suth.- The Philadelphia Bul.
letn states that citizen Of that city has prepared
present for Kossuth, which consists of minia
ture Of Washington, from Stuart's portrait, set
round with pearls. The frame Of this is gold
star, and beyond the points Of the star projects
cross of ST. John, in silver, richly chased. Two
drawn swords are also represented between the
limbs of the cross. The whole is suspended by a
gold chain. 1t forms ornament about two inches
square, and is most beautiful and appropriate gift
gentlemanin New York is to present him with
a magnificent time-keeper. Mr.. Henry Rohde,
who Keeps under the Howard Hotel. is preparing
a magnificent and elaborately carved meershaum
pipe for the ilustrious Magyar the first cost of
which will exceed three hundred dollars. Other
parties likewise preparing presents for him.
The Germans in New York also preparing to
pay him the highest honors.
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RssolveS, That permission is hereby granted to
Auguste Larose to erect veranda in front Of his
property, situated at No. 80 St. Charles street,
between Poydras and Perdido streets, to remain
during the pleasure Of the Council.
Passed November II, 1851,
THos. H. SHIELDS; President pro TEN.
Approved November Is, 1851,
A. d. CRossMAN, Mayor.
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CoNsElL DE Ia MusIclrALlTE'NSs DEux. !

,. Seance du n novembfe 1851.
fTENDu qu'un ars de rAsaembes Gs.eE.le de rEta de
l9uisAne intuee Aete relaui Ia vile de Ia Nouvelie
approve IL mara 1851 gu QUE Cons
une oes hui;pales 6xer lscisr des
qu ron fait les
ems de ou outan: uscsssaire
pour les depnsts de Muncpse pendant snnse
es nnt urnes eaqueles
Peb &c. sn Angas Fncais Journal oscs
Muncip penAny
aque Cooss dsvra h1sr dseidsE qu
Et aueadu que e Conse do Municipste passs dts
ean au ~ novembs rssoun dscaant ulbsnss oaiss
limitss de Ia die Auncpulite.
En- nou. ubsos svauaioa suvsnt coaoms
ec es pTovons ds racte du 10 1850 du
Pte o Jour s avis s donns tiente
.pss premiere publication DC IA ds svAiuauoo, e Conssl
ueNA pecsder hxst ascdss prelsver
sur lss Aoieaux d d'sssesssmsnt pour 1851.
Esposs DIV dsdcit probshls pour rassss 1851.
ISOLDE debitsur Sine Munieipals
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SANATIvE HOUSE, conducted by W. .K.F.
No. h M Ss
he above & n s an % sna @ s viii
man open winter and summer from this date for ins
W. il
h.pIi.sss will no, po l0nss. .s%s,a ;hou
~: s I % my
s 5 S% the %s ss spS S sDs on
bay mile wide north. i,ih Terry boat running
,ana pin: sSup,Iy bsyoPd .hs 6sy There
y os II. water on pss s so .aSs
en and q to the air, s that OF tuba kaly
calm the bosom Of summer lake. SPEAK the above
snYwsy having passed h,ss months IN .hs place There
and w Ss,s
essnos VINO wish to come to Bios and obtain my med
cal services. be comfortably situated while taking med
ne a. good and respectable houses can be had On very
po1i IS accessible from Neworlsan,. La. to Mobile.
skiu captains. rhs other Officers ind servants kind
speak Of their good reputation TreiSrs Plan ct;
and Others hsvns uabe slaves will lind il 10 Their
expense medicine and a.tsudancs will Be covered BY two
dollars day. and money demanded IN ne made,
forward patient must with ires chances
s sss :"a Sas Of sns soS M
over fifty admissible by the day only, and in
~. w. A WILLIAMS. my brotherjn law who has
studied and practioed with and speaks the English and
dGns my absence from the CITY, Ny IN Biloxi
FRYER. (who speaks good Englhh and Frenoh,) during
my absence from the place. r.. t i -
Dr. FRYER has also attached to bis Establishment in BIZ
lox iarge Two Hone Carriage drawn by span Of the
most beau fu Arabian skew ball match hoFss the United
q h psents and ohs xsnssl and rssssta
can aso be accommodated with ladies' sad
es ios morning and evening rides lie also prepared
and every Other attention will horses and
q All letters enclosing d. post paid will be thankfully
swsred or Lifted from the post.Otfice -
10 hose sick who may think proper seek my counsel
ntrust their sick slaves TO care, SIMPLY in coucu.
on edd That am as xeaous pursu of my profession
nave oeen Tor the sst twenty and hope
sstis action Of knowing have never yst violated ''
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An Engineer to trust Young Lste to.-In one of
the N. York courts Wednesday week witness
was called who had been running an engine in the
the last eight years; took up the business himself
was now employed running an engine. 1t appear.
ed further that during these eight years he had
been six months on Blackwell's Island for drunk
enness that very recently he had been confined
in cellar for getting drunk, he did no. know how
long he was told one day, but could not swear to
one day two, only as they told him. In sum-
ming up, the counsel averred that he was shut up
so that he might be sober when called on az wit
ness If at any period Of his drunkenness the boil.
er of the engine he tended had bursted, there
would, as usual, have been "no body to blame"
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MayOralty Of New Orleans,
NOvEMRRR IA 185

N pursuance of resolution passed by the Coun-
Gil of Municipality No. Two at their sitting Of the 18th
hereby given that in than days from
blcauonphsrsof. the Council Of Municipality No. TIVE
wills the improvement cOntompiaed BY eAid
leso AiSt the opening Of FeIiei.y koad q straight
RsRious street TO Tchoupnouas street. at the
trsct0 3jf the latter with NUN street, the width Of
forty nine inches sgresaby 70 the provisions Of the
act Of the AsgsAtus of the sd April. 1881. regulating the
proved, ID may, l647. A. ID. CkUSSM AN, Mayor.
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DIR. LACRUE'S, OF Paris, TOOTH AND
GUM SPEClEIC.

THIS is beyond doubt, the best article ever
4 discovered tor the eeth and ms. 1t keeps the
Teeth tartar and restores soft bleeding Gums
health and frmness, and consequently breath.
For proof of the above circulars TO be had Of the
Agents, viz: DR. GILBRRT Poydras street.
gLARKE Il ALLISON. 81. Charles street.
7. L. MASSEY, cor. Camp and Gravier.
J. WRIGHT, l6l Chartres street.
j. SyME, cor. Canal and Carondelet.
A. kendall Co., Magazine street,
MEDIC DKPOr, PoydEas street.
q. NYsTRARD, cor. Apollo and Clio.
Gro. REED, cor. Nay AIDES and Eutafpe.
H. KALTKvKR, corner jackson and Leves
streets, Lafayette and of the MANUvACTURRks, :,
e4 1ylp 204 harOnne street, N. U.
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Daring.-The GAINESVILLE Ohio) Gazette relates
the following case of daring on the part of Mr..
Thomas Launder, of that place. He was aroused
from his sleep in the middle of the night by 1 call
of man in the street, and was informed that
something was on FIRE in his store. He rushed in
and found some boxes Of paper all in flame, i'm
mediately over which, on . shelf, was keg of
~ Aguupowder. The shelf and the .keg containing the
powder had also taken FIRE, and were burning rap
idly--the keg considerably charred Under these
circumstances, Mr.. L. seized the ksg Of powder,
carried it into the and got water and put the
fire out, burning his hands badly in the operation.
This daring act on the part of Mr.. Launder is per-
baps the only thing that could have saved the lives
Of his family, who were sleeping in another part
of the same building.
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The case of the United States vs. Robert H.
Morris, the colored lawyer of Boston, indicted for
abetting in the rescue Of the fugitive slave Sha-
drach, terminated on the l1th instant, in the
United States District Court, by sealed verdict of
not guilty. When the jury first went out, they
stood eleven for hcquittal to one, and remained 20
four hours and a half, at the end of which period
the outstanding juror gave in. All the jurors were
IN favor OF enforcing the law, as constitutional,
but they were not satisfied that Morris was in the
cab with shadrach, as testified by some of the wit
nesses for the Government, the testimony of these
witnesses being met by, the witnesses for the de-
fence, who testified that they saw all the persons
who were in the cab, and that Mr. Morris was not
one Of them.
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COUNCIL o. MUNICIPALITY Ne. Two, !
emiae 81 N0vlahl n ~.

q the e.ais q Lesiaa,s. sstis,sd A .Aa nj
tive 70 tbe city ot NevOneass apyspvsd Maseh l0 l&O
provd1 that bsos IL Coancn of any Muaidpaity sha
nx and decide On he aelnt d lax - see d. thoy
sha csus 70 b made budgea emaos exkibirue me
vaious items Of expsadsssss assdss a. u nscessry
ao?nt os coetnsent expensss 70 b: sesnsd By Maa
fsesso whsh o9dgst. OF ss!ima.ss shei b gsbhd IN
daring q esst thirty days bsios tie ass vhes The Cean.
oil shall hx ssd dsas o. the emeeus q tslo 70 -
And whereas. Tbs Council Of ths MsnicipaiMy have
posed rooiaoe. q the stss above winea, deslng d
whole limit Of said Municipality aSban. -
Tbestes n cooegAsy with The psuveae II ths sc4 n
nsreh Ia ieo and Of rolstoa q y. CSssel adepss1
tho day, ths follow ing budget pabish06 nd Dltoe
hereby given that thirty days asy the Tse publication
bedss ths Coonc will psOcssd NJ and 6scds % Il
amount Of taxes TO b levied On the asmsnt sos Of 6i.
Statement Of Pro6abLe Deficit for 1851.
Belancs das Sinkns Fsnd Of Municipsliiy No. re
oS 2 sa appsopristcn Gx lsO.. ...
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....,| No. 3492.
Resolved, That the girl Ellen Price is q lunatic,
in INDECENT circumstances, and fit subject for the
Lunatic Asylum.
Passed November II, 1851,
THos. H. SHIELDS, President pro TEN.
Approved November Is, 1851,
A. d. CRossMAN, Mayor.
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lew ORLEANS TUESDAY MORNING, NOVEMBER 25 1851

n the official paper, and in the NewOrleans Bee,
Passed November ii, 1851, .
THos H. SHIELDS, President pro TEN.
Approved November IA, 1851,
-- A. d. CRossMAN, Mavor.
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No. 35O8.

BE ordained, That from the passage of this or.
dlnance, no person who shall have been elected as
Police Officer of this Municipality shall be sworn
in or enter upon The duties of his Office, unless fur
nished with q certificate from the Recorder, or
chairman, that he has been examined and found
Qualified therefor, according to law and the or.
dinances of this Municipality. -i,T
BE 1t further ordained, That the Secretary Of the
Council furnish the Comptroller of this Munich.
paiity with certified copy Of persops elected and
80 qualified, in order that the pay-rolls may cor.
respond with the date of said Qualification: and
,fnt no person not 50 qualified, or whose pay Is moi
otherwise provided for by law, shall receive com.
pensaion from this Municipality.
Passed November IL, 1851,
"THos. H. SHIELDS. President pro tenn.
Approved November Is, 1851,
A. d. CRossMAN, Mayor
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No. $500.
RssoIvsd, That the Mayor be authorized and
requested, after giving ten days notice in the Off
cia paper, to sell at public suction the contract for
erecting an apron on each side Of the St. Mary's
Market, agreeably to the specifications to be fur
nished BY the Surveyor and published with said
notice. Bids to be subject to the approval Of the
Council.
Passed November II, 1851,
Tnos. H. SHIELDS, President pro tenn.
Approved November IA, 1851,
A. d. CRossMAN, Mayor
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Marie dc La NOuvelle.Orlean
ID NoyEMBRE 1851

CONFORMEMENT une resolution passee
~ par e Conseil de la Municpal,e No Deux seance
du IL du couranI avis e present d0nne dams dx
j0u au plus, paT de Ia dals de pubcal on, Con-
pfoeees rar la dlte res vluOn savo Louveure du che
Fece sur une igne dIoe de Ia rue des heseusse Ia
L hOuI yuss, lMten de de Mere
rue de fUnlon lusqua argur de quarans qnars ysds
neuf pouces, conform ement disposition de Pacte de la
es stature du avr 1889. ouverure des Tues
etc.. ct ace amenaant de ace, approve mai lS4
nl8 A. d. CkOSSMAN, Mare.
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COMPTROLLER's . OFEcK. MUNICIPALITY No.TwO,2
NewUlieans. November II, 1851.

DUbLlC NOIlCE is hereby given that on
MONDAY, the lstdsy of Deosmber l66i. at i2o'eIook
iseaon s hs revenues q The b. Mary sirss. lie vsss
tabs Market and the Poydras Market, one year viz;
From the LIST day O January, 1884 the day Decsm
Der sa2 both days inelusvsJ each Market b. adad
Terms and Londtions-The farmer or lessee will within
five after the adjudication, his ponaory notes.
.ndorss n The OF the Council payable y g.
l. 56 g. lO, IL and IL the day o Jam
usy, 1859 and should fail So new adjudicatOp
viii be made i0 hs account and ut the risk Of farmer
Lessee.
Lie shall also mortgage favor Of the Municipality all the
rgbts on which the collection 0 said farmed,
that in default OF the of "a
notes. tie Municipality have seixing, pro-
vlsionaly, the afor said rights gacs lie shall
hereafter he passed. in rel ton 70 said Markets.
NewOrleans, Novembr u, ISL. = - -
BUREAU DU CoNTRoLLEUR MUsIClPALlTx No. Dxuxl
NOuvelle- Ireans. IA novembre 1871.
A Wis est par le present donne que LUNDI, le
premier jour de deeembre proclaim midi jadjugeyai
plus otirant enchereur, revenas do
Mafche foydsas pour uns aimee. die da premier
b6 es deax oun inolus. ChaQus Mache sdjage 10
Terms ct Condons-Ls fesmier on adudicatairs fournra
dams los Jou suivront adudcaOn ~ bleis en-
doses Ia sastaou0n du Conae able e g. g. u,
~ q II mois psrtir du premier jour Janvief
ls5a q defiant par lu de- rssnplS oonUns
yee sdudGauon aura lieu rsqaea peis dit ada.
dcataire. tsnu co iavsuI de Ia
die uniclpslie tous les dro esQues eeouypmsnt
ass o evsI9s soa. adj1ses de !eis snes au desa de
paie aura e dIot de saa psovsOrsmsn lee dsos sins
hypotheQues Ii confonea aux Ordonnances main.
Tenant extontes ains gu cees Qui ere subseQue
ment passe relauvement aux dits Marches. -
ADOLPHE LAYET, C0nr0lleuE
N0uvele-O OIieans, novembre II 1851. nN I'd
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FIFTEEN CENTS A WEEK
No. 1892

Offisial.
Ordinances and Resolutions OF Second
Municipality Council.
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JH. MATHIS Il FONBENE.
]. u. HARRIS,
"a 6m FREDK CAMERDEN,I
Proposals for an Illuminated Clock.

COUNCIL OF MUNICIPALITY No. Two,l
City OF NewOrelans.
N virtue Of a resolution OF the Council, adopted
at the sitting OF The l4th int the undersigned gives notice
that the Committee and Landngs Will pro-
posas until the 9th Of November for the and
tower 81 Patrcks Church. on lamp street. The bids
must specify the kind uaes Of the clock the terms
which It Will be urn'she and al what time will De
psed Secury ths amount vf the bid will BE- required
tor the faithful performance OF the contract Bids will be
left a. the office OF the Secretary Of The Council. and
dorsed Proposals for furnishing and eIscng clock
HENRY RENSHAW,
OA Chairman C0mmittes Streets and Landings.
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A Marine Nondsscript-Not Meyua,d.-The
Augusta (Me) Age gives the following descrip-
zion Of one of the piscatory genus recently taken
near the north of the Saco river.
The monster was captured at sea by some
fishermen, few weeks since about twenty miles
from the mouth of the Saco river, in Maine. He
is l6 feet long, and when taken weighed 500 lbs.
Any thing like an Ineligible description Of the
monster is impossible, for he is emphatically
nondescript He has a head somewhat resembling
that OF tortoise, fms like whale and tail like
fizard. His body, commencing back Of the head,
grows small by degrees and beautifully less,
until it finally terminates in fat tail, about six
feet long, resembling the fiat portion of an oar and
undoubtedly serving the purposes Of propulsion.
What is most singular, it had no bones whatever,
except its teeth. Its tail and fins Of
tilaginous substance. 1t is supposed TO be very
young Altogether, it is most wonderful-we
cannot say ish-but thing. Mr.. Clemens will
exhibit it in several Of the towns on this river,
when he proposes to carry il to Boston New
York.
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sho1o puuS. 80 '~ss
part OF the following. viz:
Rich plaid Raw Siiks;
English, French and Amssi.
can Calic0es N
A complete assortment Of
Eng'n, German and French
Hosiery
Superior white and cold Sill
Hose and Halt Hose -
GLOVES AND MtTTS.
Buck. Chamois, Kid, Cash.
mere. Silk, Fil0selH and F.
let, Of every DESCRIPTION,
LACE GOODS.
A large and elegant anoTtm't
OF VAlenciennes, English,
French and German Lacss,
and do. EmbrOideriea;
Superior 6-12 and Ia Linen
Sbeetlng1;
Damask Table Linens and
Napkins, new and splendid
| styles;
"A lFish and German Linens
and Lawns !;
Linen Cambria Hdhfs, plain ;
Embroidered and colored b0F-
/ dered Curtain Stuff, embr'd
Lace and Muslin, Silk and
II WoOleu Damask, etc
PLANTATION GOODS.
Heavy kerseys, Lowels. Lin.
j seys, Jeans. Denims, Stnpe.
II and Cottonades:
Super French Bed Blankets
Heavy Gfalner Plan aton do
very superior.
, specially call the attention o
TX OF goods TOR their use. Il i
J have been selected with gree
OF long experience in that par
az If
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BUREAU DU COhTROLLEUR MUsICrPALlTE No. Dxux
NOuvele- dreams. "A nOvembrs l8,l: :

RATTURE SAND-Notice is hereby given to
- all persons deairous of obtaining BauFe Sand. that
permits can be 0btuined this office for getting the Sand
ION the basins on each aide Of Post Nc the head OF
= Surveyor OF the Second Municipality.
Surveyors Office, Second Municipality, Oct III. lh5l.
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"a Canal street, Nsso Orleans,
WHOLESALE and retail dealers in FINE
w ia ABLE CUTLERY, Plated,
pIianshed. Tn, Japaned and Wooden IN
Ware; Table Mats; Git and BronIed i'm
Lamps and Girandoes Glassware Plain /S9St
and Coosed Floor Mating, and House /{XSk
Furnishing Goods generally, Spsrm AMI 4 Me-
Wax Candles; Sperm, Whale Lard LIN . f08~A~
seed. Neatsioot and chemical Oils. Sn,,i, >SkB3 AA
Gas, Lsmphns. Alcohol, rurpentine .nd y6y07 ~
Paints of all descriptions Brusher: W.
dow Glass; Putty; White Lead; Sand Pan. o.
Ila Hair Sealing and Springs: FIons pT. Siue; Curled
nC Furniture, L0aCh, Black Japan nn " nv; scrap
nishss. AsoP,eksd and Common Mo-. ..S lamar Var
PRicks ov CAMPHIyr: "a'' iof SAFE.
BY the barrel 80 DER aal,on
BY the five Sal0ps. cent? peY ssiior
For less qnaAuty Hallon
Npht2 tp ly d&w
6EMENT AND PLASTER-12O0 bbls &C.
- ment so do Plaster, landing from ships Leodes and
sT jGaN AAyMAN 4 60. . AssaGss \. d
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DRY GOODS, ETC.

B. e. GRUMAN T. CO.,
% MAGAZINE sTARRr, CORNER oRAvIRR,
MANUF'A CTURERS AND IMP OhTERS
- OF every description Of -
Fashionable Hats.
MOLEsKIN HATS SOFr FRENCH HATS.
BEAVER :. MEXICAN :.
SILK =, HUNGARIAN
CASHMERE :, BEAVER =.
ANGOLA :. B. B. RUSSIA
WOOL and GLAZED HATS.
Also-Of Meas, Boys, Youths' and ChiIdEsn's CAPS
PLUSH. OTTER, VELVET,
ARMY, SEAL, CLOTH.
NAVY. HAIR. GLAZED.
Being heavy manufacturer and direct impo, or goods
got up expressly for the South and and we
confident thai can offer
Greater Inducements
Both in style and quality thar be had at other
houses.
~ The unsettled business of BELDsN b Co. will b.
closed BY 8. E. GRUMAN CO.,
o29f 81 Masazias st.
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MAIoRALrr or Nsw OaLEAHs. Nov. n. 1851.
NOTICE is hereby given, in virtue OF the above
fsolution that will ell, st ny of6cs. on MONDAY
Nov. at IL O'Clock . the owest bidder the contract
accordance wirh the spesfcaioes b furnished BY
Surveyor. (n15J A. ID. CROssnAH, Mayor.