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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-07-07
SWITZERLAND.

We learn from Frlbourg that the Court OF Assess
of tina, place has delivered It's verdict In the case OF
the three brothers Carrard and then hrty-seyen ac
complies, who were tined as the principals III the
late inSurrecton The three CarrardS have been de-
clared guilty of the crime of high treason without
any exenuatlng circumstances SIX OF the prisoners
were found guilty of the same ohenSe. but with ex-
tenuaiing circumstances twelve were found guilty
of aiding and abetting IN the crime one was con-
demned for exciting TO revolt and sixteen have been
Dcoulitfd.
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Liverpool Corn Market. TUESDAY, June q.

The trade here remained extremely firm up To tins date
and the of Yesterday. considerable sales VI for
Wheat and Flour effected at full prices, and a.
market this morning the transactions IN these articles
moderately far amount with little variation
from the advanced rates of Friday. Barley the turn
lowe value Malt moved rather freely. AZ improve
ment of : quarter Beans hardly sustained former
prices. In Peas variation apparent Oats and Dat
meal realizing further advance TO- day note the former
I'd IS h. and the latter Is Cd load higher than on this
day sennight Indian Corn supported the currency OF
TIL, sday last Wheat, 20 ibs-Canadan red MIXED. Is
llda6. ID white 6s 3da6s Sd United States. red, 6s Ida
Is 3D. Flour, Canadian 2 1856 10. Z2sd23 L. ) Western
Canal 22d22s 9d Ohio, 23s rs I'd Indian Corn, iS0
ts-American White 32Sd33s yellow. 3osG3s. Meal,
H. La IL ID
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London Corn Market..-JrNE ?,

The supply OF Wheat to this mornings market was snail
from Kent and good from ESSEX the former was sold on
the terms Of this day might but Of the picked
samples Of the latter qr advance obtained For
esn Wheat held for Improvement OF Is a. but
the sale not large, was there apparently much done
IA Baltic b. but red inquired for IN floating car
goes from Southern Europe considerable business trans
pred Saturday advance of Is upon previous
reported to be French account the inquiry at the
advance cont nued good this morning The value Of Bar
lev Beans Peas unaltered The Dat trade IS heavy
and must be written Is or lower The advance Of l. TO
obtained on foreign Flour last week established bat
further improvement being insisted upon consequence Of
the rise Of francs IN Pans. restricts sales
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-07-07
Destructive Fire at Troy.

TROY, sunday, July D.
fire broke out about III O'Clock last night IN Eel
lows & Corps's planning mill. which was totally de-
sroy ed together with large quantities OF lumber be-
longing 10 e. W. Thompson, Baker & Baker, and
Gardiner Langdon. The loss on lumber is estimated
at about S3O,OC0. The amount of Insurance has not
vet been asceraned. The fire is supposed to be the
work of an incendlary, the planing-mil machine
had not been running since Thursday last The
mill was situated so near the freight depot IN the
south Part OF the city 10 prevent the iremen IRON
bringing their engines well to bear upon 1t.
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ASSEMBLY

In The Assembly similar proceedings were had
Mr. Brown was last in his seat on "Wednesday eve
ming at IL O'Clock, in the debate on the contested
election. IN the Steuben District. On Thursday, he
was confined 10 his room, but was considered danger
Gus only on Thursday night He was asslduously
watched over by his brother Senators. All the ith
he was nsensble. The appoplectic fit being most Sc
we're he died At 6 in the evening
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-07-07
SPECIAL SESSION.

SENATE...--ALBANY, Saturday, July ).
Tie Senate met at 9! O'Clock
Senator BABcoCK announced the dcpth of Senator
WV. Horace Brown, of the Suffolk, Queens, and
Richmond District, and offered resolutions proper
for the event.
Messrs WILLIAMS and BAcCOcS spoke in eulogy
on the deceased.
The resolutions were adopted UNANIMOUSLY, ana
Committee of six were appointed to accompany his
remains to his home.
Adjourned TO Monday.
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RITSSI \.

An immense fire destroyed a great part of the city
of Archangol on the 10th ut One hundred and
ffiv houses were consumed in the best part of the
town with two churches and other buildings. The
docks were saved as well as the warehouses.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-07-07

II Horace Bonney, notorious council ,a se,t
feter has been arrested in Augusta, Mer ~ h,yns
for trial In the sum Of 1880, on chAis' coIn,ey,
IN his possession, with the intent 70 Ps
feii IS bill on the Champlain Bank n l.
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London Money Market. NJ

Paris MONDAY EVENING. June y.
The commercial accounts for the week fyora
bic The PARIS have received several foreign
orders In the featuring districts there Is also ten
dency TO Improvement Wheat has nearly ell the
provincial markets In Paris the stock Of Flour has de-
creased II Geo metnca qumta, leaving 1890 on hand
Prices ST. per 3i bs higher No political news Bourse
remarkably fIm and prices higher Fives opened at o.
closed al IS i. Threts closed al - o..
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-07-07

Cv An assault wac committed on the
Hon d. A. Bokee sometime after the delivery
OF his Grafton Friday. He was struck and Knocked
down by a man named Thomas Prestelc, against
whom a warrant has been issued
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-07-07
Dcaih Of a Railroad Official.

BALTIMORE, Sunday, July D.
Alfred Crawford the Agent in this city of the Phi,
adelphia. Wilmington q Baltimore Railroad, oled
this morning Of dysentery.
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BROOKLYN ITEMS.

DESTRUCTIVE FIRE.-About > o'clock on
Saturday morning destructive fire broke out in the
basement of one of the houses in row called
"Carke'S Buildings" in kelseys Alley, lying be-
tween Pacific and Amity streets, and spread so rap
idly that three of the houses completely Quilted
but through the untirlng exertlonS of the fremen
who labored for three hours the further progress OF
the flames was checked The houses were of brick,
three stories high and occupied by at least 30 fami
hes who thus rendered houSeleSS but fortunately
most of their furniture was saved. The buildings
were owned by Mir Clarke, who Is fully insured.
Another fire occurred the same night IN the house
of Mr. ID J. Arnold, No g Cranbery-st., IN a room
occupied b, Mr.. Thaycr, who, assisted by officer
SQureS, succeeded IN extingushing IT, but in his eff
forts his hair and whiskerS were burnt off and his
face much scorched.
OrrRAcE-On Friday night last re-
spectacle married woman while walking IN Flaibush-
av, near Dean-st., was grossly lnSulied by party
OF six rthans who attempted 10 violate her person,
and were only prevented by the Interference of
gentleman Who had been attracted BY her screams,
and Who assisted her into his carriage and conveyed
her to her residence. None OF the perpetrators of
TINS act can be identified.
~ THE BRooKLYN CITY GUARDS, under
command OF Capt. j. NJ. Oney, celebrated the Ami
Netsary at Glen Cove, and the CONTINENTAL GUARDS,
Lieut. H. 4. Edmonds, At Ncw-Haven, where their
S''ani appearance attracted great admiration
Lone ISLAND RAILRoAD.-lt is the deter
mina'ion OF tins Company to refuse submission 10
'he late ordinances Of the Common Council, pro-
"ione The use OF steam through the city, inasmuch
as the charter of the Company is older than that OF
"e 'i'y' and they will run their cars as usual.
Ink WiLLiAMsBvRGH MURDER Law
renee Keey, charged with the murder of his WIFE
anne Kelley, his mo,her-in-law Mrs Golden, besides
IA assault With intent 10 XIII ON Elizabeth Conroy
vas Drought up on Thursday for preliminary exam
""N'n |" we County jan in Raymond-s, H. b. Dur
''~' DiS'nct Attorney, attended on behalf of the
Ps0pie' ana Judge Dikeman and Alex McCue ESD
on 'ha' OF the prisoner. The evidence was only a
'epeuhono' that already published, and the prisoner
vas iuiy committed for trial at the September tenn
OF 'ae Count Of Oyer and Terminer lie appesred
much affected and deplores the crimes TO which his
'ash ur, 'mpeled him. Miss Conroy is recovering
rapidly
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The Southern Mail.

BALTIMORE, Sunday, July6
Both the mails from the South have arrived The
Nt,s-Crieans P,coy,ae says the city Is unusually
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-07-07
FOUR DAYS
LATER FROM EUROPE.
ARRIVAL OF THE BALTIC.
ALL QUIET EVERYWHERE.
Cotton Steady ---Breadstuffs Improving.


The Collins steamer Baltic. Capt. Com
stock, arrived at her wharf al 5, O'Clock on sat
urday afternoon She left on Wednesday, June
25, at 6! p NJ. and made the passage III days
22} hours The Fourth Of Jaly was appropr-
atey celebrated on board The political lnteil-
gence from Europe is not important
The Canada from Boston arrived out on -he
night OF the DIST, making the passage IN 10. days
ENGLAND.
In the House Of Commons The Ecclesiastical BIZ
has been further discussed and some amendments OF
a stringent character rejected.
Tie Exhibition holds IL run 5000 visitors went
TO see il IN one day.
A good deal Of talk i devoted to the Diocesan
synod conyo ked by the Bishop OF Exeter declar-
ajion Oh Baptism which he intends TO lay before 1t J.
published
A great fire took place at London Bridge on Mon
day afternoon. June %. Several warehouses were
DESTROYED Loss $4,000. Partly insured.
On FRIDAY night June 20, portion OF the shai OF
the North Side Colhcry near Bristol gave way. The
shaft was 1875 iathomS deep, and forty-one persons
were immured by the mass OF matter when caFed
in Fortunately, they were all IN the veins, ana
none killed. They were rescued IN about y hours
nearly dead from hunger and the iouneSs OF the ar
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r,pvrprisxMENT.l

WoULD yOU LAUGH II '"u''''
cb.s,e mirth. talent, skill, comfort and IN
,srs,, can do it, go to Barnums Museum this after
noon or evening and enjoy yourself
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By Telegraph to the New-York Tribune.

Southern Magnetic Telegraph Ooe ofand Hanover
Bearer streets.
For further Teisgraphic Dispatches see Vim Pags.
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A....,c.x PlANo FoRTE ASSOCIATION

AMERICAN fIANU o" 49, Ioce,vn and
,, Jesre 10 correct an error IN the report oil
W. a., meeting of Association No l. puonshed IN
ihis paper on the 4'h ut VIZ w @, ~ Sroox,gn
10 Lonns Of s. for immediate Possess'o" Fun par
,'c,Isys OF me meeting published IN Ihe 1rt,
,,nc and Herald of Friday July 4, Isol. oeco a6d
ns,,ng Juy TO- at the Office Of the Company, 2o9
n' Room No. s. at II O'Clock precisely
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-07-07
Markets CHARLESTON, July
IEEIsLATURE OF NEW.YORK,

The sales of Cotton during the week have been
2 700 bales at extreme prices of D az.
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RESCUED FROM DRowNING.-I esterday
afternoon an elderly man jumped overheard from the
Barge Office Pier, and was rescued from the water
by Mr. Mclaughlin one of the Whitehall boatmcn.
We learn his name was Dempsey. His son was with
him at tie time, and jumped overheard TO assist him,
and succeeded in supporting HIM until rescued by
Mn Mel.
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HOUSE, RonBERy.-The dwelling of MI

Brown No 50 Orchard-st., was entered early YES
teriay morning, and robbed of SIS SO The burglar
escaped
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-07-07

~ THE BRooKLyN City GUARDS, under
command OF Capt. J. NJ. Oney, celebrated the Ami
Nefsary at Glen Cove, and the CONTINENTAL GUARDS,
Lieut. b. C. Edmonda, at New-Hayen, where their
gallant appearance attracted great admiration.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-07-07
c,,c,,.-On Friday night an unknown

s1dinp IN Broadway, committed suicide at her resi-
ayr Deceased lost her husband by death about
TWO months ago, and since that time she has lived
mos, me lanchoy life. She was about 40 years OF
age Coroner Geer held an inquest on the BODY ana
verdict corroborating the above statement was rem
dcrcd By the jury.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-10-16

sessbea ~ lAs cvnea ef property is tho ler ol the
Seventh Ward, 10 deIIa1 lte a1ptnas 81 opening
ihe Ccramcn Street 4Il1ii tEina t1e elect Of which
iza improvement las hesa @ eaalette t1s assessment
roll ol the Ward weaf q lhs epe4 canal. in shses
ysafs g ne enaant q lAi Qe4 uigt1a1 benefit o
thea 81 ali o0ngnensallte vita their art nti11.
81 The taxes Imposed; Therefore
Re g hes1locd Ihtt ne convenience nnd
eeonomy cf large poftie not lhe Wh1ls people
g ne iHniespall,F lequirt. thls ths le4alu
Street hcad should Be opened D. tie hnfia grounds
on The Metairie Ridge, and tts surveyor s rs-
Qaested % furnish plan and eatillizte d ih most
5niahi1 road ID lead from the present tsfmiaaIifa
q he Common Street. Road 70 fsan--tto sama ts
BE- laid before The Couneii ., itg nsxs sotiius
M. Stewart presented de follswiaR, and i was
adopts5. al.sr 4 susog-aion Of shs rulss.
Rssofyss. That tbs Committee On Streets and
Landings Be, and are hereby, reqassled % gsp5s
q this Council. ailsE dae investigation. wbeiher
The Increasing pupuaton ia the rear Of the Fifth.
SIKH and Seventh WARDS, and ths interests 81 the
Municipality, Do nol requife an additional maflet
hnnre and also y report Or the most appropriate
io1aliigio ths same
M shof,ridgs moved % adjourn, which isosiea
vas losi by ths following vote.
&. eas--.llEfs Penn. Shcfud3Ee. sisualI Fo1isEs
ssshisa Bsqteas, Bprunu. Eau. Inwm.on.
herlters lil1i1l ard 1gE1l-I
On motion, tha Couneil pFass aad b ihe
Of ihiEg-ene ualehmsn.
The following were declared dniy elected. haq-
ing rscsised Unanimous vote, viz
Arthur DuaY, 2. H4nnesay, Hq Eqans, Owen
kerEus, John Maginn, 2. Canen, Patrick Hsni-
ban. Ihos Qunn patrick Nolan, j a. Shmidt,
Jno Daily, DsEid Aniz, Patrick MoFazlsnes Jno.
krail, ConEad parking, Lewis Geneat, Fafk Han-
men, CALVIN Daring Owen MeC1Fnick, Geo. Ev-
ans, " m. Mosshead. III. 4 Rooney, Jacob 6elG-
ner, Michael Snlligan, FEED. kfies, James Burk,
Pstes Keiman by Doll Chas. Klaf, Patrick Mo-
han, Patsiek Ksrns-3l
And, o. motion, tha Council adiaurned 70 4aes-
day November n, 1851.
JoHN CALHOUN, Secretary
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3
TUnbDAr. October Il, lssl.
The Council met at five O'Clock, ~, purauant
TO adjournment.
Present = Hon. James III Caldwell, Presiden, .
Aldermen RgotheF, Brugniens, Emerson, Esler,
Lawrason, Perry, Renshaw, Shields, shortridpe.
Stewart, Sykes, Voutagen and Whseeban
Ihs reading Of the journal was dispensed with.
The following message Of the Mayer was read
and referred to the COMMITTEES On Streets and
Landings:
1ETuRA1TF og NEW oa1naas OCT Il, i15i..
40 t1s hea Isssgat "a gaa ysabers qf az copne a
GENFLEhEN-A duo notice, given through
the Official Jearnal, The following contracts were
adludleated bY ms on the 18Th INSTANT
70 Mr. ]. Nimick, the supplying of the Munich.
pailty during the ensuing season with the beat
qu9lllY ot Ffisburg coal, at 0fty and seven
eighth cents per tarreL Security, Mt. w. De
Veaux.
TO Mr. ). MI Forgay, the furnishing ali tbe ma.
teral necessary, and laying the sidewalks an CFa-
yier street, from ST. Mark 10 Galvez Streets t one
dollar = aod sizyf cents per running foot. secu-
To Mr. D, Moores, the contract for furnishing
seven hundred stage pianks az one dollar and
eighty seven cents per plank, Security, Mr. Moses
nishing such quantity Of Lake shells and sand as
may be required BY the Surveyor for one year, at
twenty .ons and half cents per bushsL Security,
Mr.. j. NJ Forgay.
The sale Of 5000 square yards Of granite blocks
ordered by yiStus Of resolution Of l7th September
last, was POI stponed in consequence Of an iniunc.
ton taken out by Mr. D. Cronan, from the Second
District Court and which / herewith enclose
VERY respectfully, your obd't servant
a. d CRossNAN, Mayor.
Mr.. kenahaw offered the following, and il was
adopted after suspsnding the rules:
RssolUed That z. Hunt, Esq, Attorney of the
Municipality be authorized 70 take al necessary
steps 70 set aside the injunction sued out By MI
Dennis CIonanl 70 prevent the adjudication Of the
contract for furnishing Of square stone.
The Treasurer'a Weekly Report was read as
follows:
WEEKLY RKPoRT OF rHK rREAsURRn.
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sass . aLsn 8 sl.sn g
ReeRpitulatfon
OBLIGATIONS. C1fh Tatal
l1aeearel ti ils.. et7 e1 aa
Alerohaat7 $50 Q0..s $50 90
n,ss returned change .......... los q
$50 IS ss57 S sl.sii 4
p 3. MAxwsll, Collector.
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w H9LEeAi.E and retail dealers Is FINE
w TANLE Clfl.ERfs Plniei.
lloniqhgds Tin, tnfaned and ttQntan
Ware; latf GaUi Ht ond hlon1 ffllA
l.anlfls and lildaf1Iqas g siasllIala Plain ftxtt
and D0l0Ied iocf Maftafl aftt HaasG $3.50
tta1 Candles spe!nl, " bale, Lard, l.ln- 4 gtR
s1l1s N sni1i0ot end Chemical Oils Spirit
Cas- tsnp hlgs. q l1hlI q 1Tlsnl tire, and
Palate NJ al icllailliQQat tfgale1i Win
dow GLASS; futlFs ~ bite tcldt cEd nnols l. l4'nl
Hni1i Z fiT Seating sad rpli1r1i h1r1r 1fll7,-
iuls urntufn tn1ch Ulnaa INnan esd f tfIn ~.
nanaas Atot trsed ana Doninloi al aFs fe1 trio
fatcof o1 caEtnfF1f
~ , .l a.. ssss..ss..s .s 1e gsoa
~ tl A74 81 sf7 1111l l ao1
eo5 e qqeHlll ifss,t .'..e-,lf eans n n
w }. FREEMAN, tsdeeesaor to JOHN DUl-
w HAlDak gO.,3 respectfully ininies pHnesa.
msto1 and ErHiels IN geaslat io cai tF tEaliH1
his siltik before puIchalins elsewhere, hl 80
c0asi enlly receiving the North dihh aHiVas q
i&H The following goods;
MoI.EsKiNs, bOys1 UNIONS,
ANaOLlAas boNsl MHx1rAHa,
MEEleAES, AuNa ai1EElOTs,
MAFHE0Ta. GhaEEH llfpl-
lAi9As, ptaar CaEgs
C0nPRoEIan AND GuaA HtIe. elos ETC.
tHIn0aeN'a fANcx Z ara, with tlliteaa cl1.
For sale i1Wt iaf cnslf approved ufpal. 1f
=.
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all times be ready to further, 70 the best Of my
abilities, any measures the Council may think
proper to adops that will enable the Municipality
promptly 70 meet It's engagements.
Very Repeatedly
W.tH. GARLAHn Tlsnsu4sr.
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No.,.... r...,.,, H.. es,as y ss2io g tiaiass %
w. Il. GAntarD. Treasurer.
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ta4 4Ill4 4llla
tNAHE public are here 81 cauiioaeg not e1purohnHs
u iI9te dl Land 81 laaat ilsls, stn lhs Gonerll
leand oilee AMI nam cIe n aa. f O. OlnEroE8
AahrnaFs rs ISL. if flVar n1, 4ni. sie pfifnta
ot onapani eIh eefnsal + ais1t71i q Il9valJsd
"a. The aga uHH4qt e 4afsl came "a hcnds
and The puhao hae1s .ld laaf caTa1 haE ten
4feadY AItd aso|fsi lal lllnnt.
and th4t intend b aFg ls .asloa illcs 4 enpis
case. Ih0NlAH illf Mia
b hls Aiiaraey q j LEfi.sl -opis. Mo- ~ 64laW
DAN AWAY from the shbs6fiBer on he SO
~ iaslss 4nsgle aaannasle 30 E 11 aged shsut
50 years % fllH uoqfr SD q finchfa heh niih
ieag huslu h1li n1 'la et aft n tie 1'tsirf III
JOINT eala neatq purchased E1u tN0 Gahh. ~
Leo o. le pazan q tta4l 4aelana Ia th ssas IS 10
70 aese. Aeae. asd 6 g puuhanis lbal b j lrlllE
alon, tnh ~ @ ia4 very Esiiaf 20 Be- spd. "a salana
res14ro sili l4 given iil rs lacattif.
- z, q Woo Qei.lsf. . chaIi.sgi.
a GOLD NINE DISCOVERED = P;;ss,.-as
"A tatsn 5 hdle Ia hon14 d annaaae1 Is
aff ond arIaatHs. ~ ah can ts9 le aeDiss ul ~
.ln alt 60 y e. cands alI Ia af1i1e.
gn the ag lha AflGF1rY True t0tr
jay ndnf hiesed % 9 Do hurlh1r. Is. af 40 p uIs
lmiiahla, a4d iheg c11i ll a|as aa satIiriaa
ilihs pahe % rsl a rs sliee D th4Ht srse hsiasa
4nqa dal uesluf1aA allll i s. .Ita ms q tin
dfiee, sod gii sga 4lefo a sns atr s aa cs sgi.
vel snae Th1f 1ll ls11l 81 r. t.a Il1re srH
Af,isi na " eil ail1l - ssatiqi
~ l1dlss, uiA ss1.lao q .1ssss' s. - i s.
pqlfohilgaa-
GLOVES AND NDTMEGS- bsisI Ci.-
- ca1k tapgsioI No Nutaass. a. ssise4
eb Al, COCHRAN 3 90, " IS
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CtuAP FURNTWDI d sH9H
No. so Cfrens stseef, eerna III

TOSEPH b HUBBARD Whdies1ie and Re-
~ tnli usaelsfand hlenal larturer 81 GA BlsEF
FURNITURE, e11h IS SoFAss bresIEsrs, sz
AaMQIHss eclTaIrltt1, tIull.
eaaaH alathIed nt
Gentle, CaIt ana i7nlt Ial - hIs756
len H1IgfI1 fnl f4 oh si9niiIs ttlr
ell.; a1aiufaal, Wanr4 leaa and a eaa aess hsls
aioa hnd Han laIiI sutlllo ia1i tsttl-s Il1.gi.
and HaIifaf ol nii Eiufa. fIdl stool III
ess iatsflal, an.i lha p1qle lle ef leeal
1I tl1IlHs 11i1fo iflla11s'n4 r1G I.l1.
E Ai NufHila1e PACKED 1Id 1lda lea1T 14s
va af rtrere.
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Hats. Mafs. Hags.
dGo oaaa FArL srxLa Mo1asHN.
AO0 MnxscAN RAaRLs hEAcE am Brown.
h10 b q PrAiN am HRUsH 1aavHn
A00 5agT LAND AHn rArPico.
AAS MEa's Wool ANA GLA9En, los paaia-
ton
8000 dozen MEa' 8. Bols' YouIHa' 5sn Ci1ln7ntfs
CLoIH AEp GIA1an Cars.
fhe aho1e aelcgl3td ('1ai1 aIt % ii1lh Ii1ei ari
comprise ipl and eaHnia lasinsn aliiahs aE eF md
country ueds fe sse a. laH pdGas. s.
DAVID TAYLOR & CO.,
(sareaia 10 Ellior& Rsygr5
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New Orleans 0aKEiaEe sSaFepeuqes
Naa. as GEagisg ard unon ar2
CARRIAGES AND HARNESS of every de-
~ safipion always 81 hana. Fer aalAlou q 3
for calh b tpproled paper.
Allu taat
A HnSin1s, ANea, Lnnpa, narepi Iloill1-
leskh1T iiar3 and VaInllh.
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GLOVES AND NUrMEGS- bsiss Ci
d ols 80 5sa 81 Ne &, e
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Resolved, That il il tho main duly Of ihs River
and Isves police to project from inaui the ean.
tains Of vessels entering our port and q have ia
ordinances ia relation 70 TuDnerur 1fieiiv e.
forced and that such officers a uaY b. reported
and proven % Be guilty. Of neglect of d1tY IS ltt
respect shall Be iOFihwiih discharged
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g, La v tS. .S3sA y FlzS-. aStiA y fs-I bs -sf-
~ scqagr haa e2nlqatl Ga kaad II
8 ek9 ethl llarQk Do. le4eun slaa u. aath -
tl.td94 1' ll Nllal gfil Be sold 4.nr
el'us y anlrhase. ponid hnd itlp ih dFanlsa iaea
anl -1llllI1 l1I 80 N1TlnE tl aI0. ~ aI T1e-
EguIee will b. gwen, Uf #lsE aHAf
q hd @e
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Rss0lred That Emily Bonner, an insans us4
son 10 INDECENT circumstances, BE- and a hereby
declared 81 subject iof the State Lun4iic Asylnsa
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Nov llodidr rsf tfIas 1ltasaalf .- r17
lanlil, ew eaes u Pal siFR
Bore Mgtsl1Ia aua cuEplal1 aiiliiatf 81
alan : and Hara' Hnta. far ns'a 81
81 WA y. FaEeN AN. a lustuiuiasla AZ
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sKLF REPORT OF TIKI TREASURER.
Alunscib0lfty No. Ta59. d.

The Treasursr'a Weekly Report wa read as
follows:
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ResoiUed, That the sum Of eighty-fve thousand
three hundred and foTtyeight dollars fify-six cents
be- and j. hereby, Appropriated for the support Of
the Public Schools in this MuniGipaliy during the
year commencing November /, 1851, and ending
with October 81, 1852.
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Estimate Of Erpeadtares Of Public Schools foy be
year commencing November l. 1851, and ending
October n 1880 =