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The Key or iii. BA.tAfs.

Most persons that when the Bastilo was de-
moshed at tho beginning OF the French revolution the key
OF this famous prisonhouse presented to Gen Wash
nglon tho iltest deposary OF this terrible instrument
Of tyranny. He, the great champion of liberty,
properly chosen be the keeper of this key of the
trial "bottonlsss pit" 1t is still preserved Mount Yer
"na be in the large hall secured in glass
is black ude huge handled key, ard looks
ii it mi have been forged by the Cycops The Bias
tile for ages the State prison Of France. in which all
the prisoners belonging to the nobility and higher orders
were confined The King himself his ministers could
by OF "itt du eaehet," seize any person any
preext and keep him in its dungeons without Trial in
lury for years. Some unfortunate individuals
confined for nearly half century When this hor-
rble key turned upon them they lost alike friends
and the world Many OF the nobest spirits in France
have here breahed their last in dark unhealthy cells with
out accusation crime. The history OF tbs world can
hardly furnish parallel the cruelty and oppression
acted within the walls of the Blstle When the ven
geance Of the people laid it low in l7s9 many old gray
he aded prisoners free who had been long i'm
INJURED that they regretted the restoration of their liberty
Hope and ambition had been extngushed in their hearts
The following lines have been written give expression
the thoughts that crowded upon my mind during visit
Mount Vernon few days ago. regret that they
moro worthy tho exalted theme. have awaited myself
Of the poeca license of ersonying this key give point
and mpart spirit the reflections which
ISOLATED with former odous Office and 10 render
impressive high and animatng considerations which
It's exhibition the tomb of the Father OF his Country
not fail TO excite
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NV YORK. May 5, 1851

To the Hon. STEPHEN A. DOUGLAS,
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.Henry thu Fourth, the hero Of the White Plume"
WASHINGTON. May IL, 1881. -
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rnusI, To Re In few days pleasant
III and dwelling Green street. ne. inc hegn.,
rooms Kitchen store
room The lot is 70 feet In 'front.' by m oesr
containing choice garden spot and select fruit
The neehbohood and healthy and The water s1cenen
- SAMUEL CLARK.
Three doors asst Post Once, Geossetown DC.
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By A. GREEN, Auctionrsr

ny A. GREEN, Auctioncer.
DINE DURHAM BULL CALF AT AUCTIoN-on Saturday,
shall sell in front
full bred Durham bull calf, belonging
Charles Calvert The Durham stock Of Mr.. c. well
above mentioned bull calf gallons OF
day Persons wishing TO improve their stock will do well
the sale. Terms cash.
A GREEN,
May I4-a Aucuoncer
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by DYER MCGUIRE. Aucttoneers.
4 RUsTEE deed OF 20 the ubscnbsr
in Iber J. g. No Dos 3A, Jto, and $40,
Washington county, VIII sell on INC
premises O'Clock, o nun
bered thirteen numbered hundred and eshytwo,
according Dnvidsons subd OF certain lots In said square
CALLAN, Trustee.
DYER h Mcguire,
Meyl3-d h"cu"ne.'s-
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ICE CREAM--Tbe subscriber respectfully nouhc. his
that he
other line, has he any
agent. his
and iith street, will be promptly attended to.
MayIt-N A Ia Vile de Paris
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JUST CEIvED- OF Ae,ander's Md govess-
sorted and c,lors. -,
AIso Of fine thread bobbn edge, and largo o q"e
ribbon, nj colots, r.rp
May 1870 Penn avenue, between i"'h An" nv" w.
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CANATIVE HOUSE. conducted by w. X. F.
FRyER Indian Doe!erJPsncpa - .ssdepss aqS Office
opened an office Of consas!ion and house Of
s6oys s own Of y, will re-
Of negroes, boh male AND female the efficacy Of
s1 ~ sd s
auxares restoring the sick 70 health vgoI and
n
chosen this place 3r Hospital with my OGs u,
bel. Of land %is and hslt WIDE, and nearly :uIioaPdsd
ssoss bay which and hish
o low uss
ssa Hss % a. sss fs
and as 70 the weasE % on PCw and hs5 H. .oSs
tnowssy having psssd ,hrse months in place There
al sDd s1 % qaa
Of being restored to health Respeoabe persons from
Ss %sd
cine good and respectable houses be had very
biloxi is accessible from Neworeau.. La. to Mobile.
% ss ohs ss and as as
and very attentive Having travelled their boats myself.
ois a
{, sS. p.ds. a. The s entire
dollars day. and money demanded till the cure made
s' ERt patent must bs %;
Of outward clothes and two suits Of good new flannel sh
fifty admissible By the day only and payments in
'af% W. q20S WpIIrAMs. my law who h.,
studied and pacoed with and speaks the Ensi;h and
duns my absence om the city, NY estabh@sn, in BoI
will eman under the control and superntendencs OF Ma
! FRYER, (who speaks good English and French3 during
my Absence from the place.
Dr. FRYER has also attached his establishment in Bi
oxi large Two H0ne Carriage. drawn by span of thu
most u Arabian skew ball match hOrses in the United
States. with his own uus and careful driver os the &C
OF his patients and other gentee and respeoa
BE parties wishing 70 visit the beauties Of the county The
be accommodated with ladies' and genemens sad
dies morulng and evening rides He also prepared
keep horses BY he week month"; reasonable Terms
every other attention will be given TO horses and carriage
: sent TO his stable. 49, -
All letter. enclosing t5. post paid. will be thankful
received and punctuay attended and 0theu
| swered or lifted from the p0st-0fhce.
To those sick who may think proper seek counsel
inust sick slaves may simply in conclJ
sion, add, that zeaous in pursuit Of my profession
have for the last twenty years. and which hope
conduct with unsuied reputation and integrity have Il
| satislacion OF knowing have yet violated.
Respectfully. etc..
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NEW ORLEANS, MONDAY
the Municipality, and including her proportion of

the Municipality, and including her proportion of
the old city debt
Your committee are we'll aware that a two per
cent. will bear heavily on many of our citizens,
and nothing but pressing necessity that cannot be
avoided without total prostraton Of our credit,
would induce them to recommend its adoption but
we have well grounded belief that the occasion
will not soon arise again to require SO heavy a con-
tributon from the property and capital of our Mu.
nicipalty, as our citizens and lately elected mem.
the Importance of prompt and efficient legislation
in behalf of the interests of this city.
As to the ability of this Municipality to meet
all her liabilities, your Committee presume no
doubt or question can exist. 1t is evident that with
an Assessment Roll of $38 OOO, 900 to 90 900 900,
besides the ownership OF the wharves and land
ings and market. houses, producing an income, an
nually, independent of taxation, of about $500 600,
no Corporation in the Union possesses more ample
guarantees TO its creditors for the final payment of
its debts.
This Council being familiar with all the ordi.
nances authorizing the expenditures detailed in
this Budget, your Committee deem it unnecessary
to offer any further explanations to induce this body
to pass the necessary resolutions TO meet the def
cheney therein detailed, and respectfully submit
the following.
A. BROTHER.
Hrfsr vssw. vREssHAw.
Resolved That the annual tax on all movable
and immovable property and capital employed in
trade, situated or owned in this Municipality for
the current year of 1851 be- and is hereby fixed at
two dollars every one hundred dollars Of assessed
value, according to the tabeau of the State As.
sessors said tax to be due and collectable on the
first day of January, 1852.
Resolued, That deduction of two and one hall
per cent. shall be allowed on all taxes levied by
| the preceding resolution, which shall be paid to
the Tax Collectors prior to the 18th day of Febru.
| ary, 1852.
Resolved, further, That interest at the rate o
| eight per cent. per annum shall be added on all
taxes laid in the preceding resolution, remaining
unpaid on the 18th day Of February, 1852, from
the date of the demand unto the day of payment
conformably to the 5th section of the Act Of March
10, 1884. -
! List of Bonds Outstanding 3lst October, 1851
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COMPTRoLLER's OPrICK, MUNICIPALITY No Two.
Nswt)ileans. November II. 1861.

NswtjIeans. November IA. 1861.
DUBLIC NOTICE is hereby given that on
i MONDAY, the day Of December. 1851, at clock,
will adjudcats this to The highest bidder, the col
lection oil the Of st. Marys aske the Vege.
From l day Of January 1854 the sis day qf Dece@
ber 1851 (boh days incusivs each Market TO be adjud
Gated separately. ,.
Terms and farme, Or lsssss will. within
five days the furnish his pr0mssOy
endorsed satislacen Of the Council payable
T. s. J. g. g. ~, II and II months from the s day 81 JAM
uary. 1859 and should fail do adjudication
will be made the and the risk Of said farmer
lessee
He shall also mortgage favor of the Municipality all the
rights which he collection Of said revenue fsrmed 50
default of the maturity OF Of the
Municipality shall have the tight OF seiIing pro-
vsonay, the Aforesaid rights SO morIgaged lie shall also
c0niosm TO all The ordinances force, or which may
hereafter bs passed, in rel ,tion 70 said MaIksts
ADOLPHE LAYET. Comptroller
NewOFleans, November "A, 1851
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SURvEYoR's OFFICE, SECOND MUNICIPALITY,
New Orleans, October 30, 1851.
To the Chairman and Members
af tb.s. yyraa Es~1.

e766, ,392 81 |
ss~ o5ssa orleans. s5SSSe 5stoSs % iss
To the Chairman and Members
GENTLEMEN-Herewith transmit, in three doc
umens letered A, and C, estimates of the proba-
BILE expenditures for public works required during
the remaining months of 1851, and ior the whole
of the year 1852:
Document A. amount for streets during the remain.
Amount for wharves and isvees during the remainder
OF 1901 10 $50
Mskins. kins........................ ..52.l4s
For 1ss sh.vs and s,s:: during In: year 1885, slseS
Making... el1S.7s0
Tota'............ S0's@
Two hundred and thirty thousand nine hundred
and thirty nine dollars to carry out the actual works
of the department.
Document C gives items of improvements in pros.
pect, which may or may not be carried out or un.
dertaken, as the Council, when called for, shall
.letermine-and amounts to $47 600:
Respectfully '0sI supssyo. Gss o lie Second muSsps
A
JE,tinsats of Amount required for Improvement
of Public Works for tho remainder Of tho gear
1851 STREETS.
fsspos in repair the unpaved streets Of the Third .
FL, S.snn S sasI 0,Ss Ss paved :s:, sidewalks
paved supports. Of The Sixth seOtions-con. o.oo
For isspins 's IN repair III: old. and building nav.
For pay roll: and bi: not comptroiisd loaS
Eor ,s;nns HnsaaSs ssI;n: SG.a; 80
For public square: and Chain Gang as...."........ ,TS
For r ISS1 Id.saI psvias Manicipaiy: third CON.
For laying sunws:
J FSs rspsstc marfsthoss.. ::.:;::::.;:::.i: 900
For Ss T. :,:s p:y on The eoa.s. i
- ,Sssis S:sss y: 81 ~. dan: Ii. :;i Of seventh
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Marie de la NOuvelle. Orleans,
IA NovEMBRE 1851.

CONFORMEMENTa q une resolution passee
~ par lie Conseil de la MunicIpale No Deux 81 eance
du II du present d0nne que dals dx
plus, parI de la date de tJe pubcat Con-
de Ia Munlcpate No. ueux agra les anne oratons
proeses due resolution. savoI Louvetture du che
Fece igne dOite de Ia des hegeuses Ia
h0ul uuas nters. de cette de mere
Ia de PUniOn jusqua g.ur de auarante quslre
p0uces, conormemen dsp0silion de acts de Ia
Legislature du avr lS32. c0ncenant P0uvefure des !nes
etc., acts amendant le die acts, approve mai ls47
nl6 A. ID, CkO5SmAN. MalIe.
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BUREAU DU ConTRoLLxuR MUNICIPALITY No, DEux.}
NOuvelle- Urleans, II Dovembfe 1851
Wis e.t mar 10 nrssent donne oue I.IJNDI

"A premier jour de decsmbre prochaln midi, jsdjuger
au plus ofant encherseur. recouvremsnt des
Marche saints- Marie. du Marche aux Legumes, It
Marche PoydSas, pour aimee, cest. a. dire du J. mi
jo1r de anvier 1859 au unieme Jour de ee n
1864. lee deux J0urs ncus. ChaQue MaJche sefa adj
paremsnt.
Terms ct Conditions-Le fermieI on adiudicataire
dams leg cinq Jour aui s1vron padjudicsi,o1 - bit
7,s, 8. 10. n ct IL mos partir du premsr jour
1852. ct defaut par u' de rsmpr ces co'dncns,
vee adjudication aura lieu aux IisQues peHls du
dlcataie. II .esa tsnu auss d'hypotheque sn lave
die Mancipats ous ss dro,,s % .pr %issaos. ie .9on
paiemsnt a leGheance de ehacun des dts billets, la
hypotheQues. II % conformera aussi aux ordonnane
tenant sxlstan,es ansi on celss aui pouront eres
ment passe relatvement aux dts Marches.
ADOLPHE LAYET, Cont
Nouvelle. Orleans nOyembrs Ia 1851.
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MRS. G. RODDY,

~ Corner Of Csrenielst and Juia streets,
~ Respectfully bsgs leave to call the attsn II
- tion Of the ladies, and The public gsneraliv 70 heI W.
Of Engsh French nrav II
BONNETs we'll as svery article in the MlLLlkEkY us
equal 10 that Of
Ind moderate.
n would nferm ladies that she has csrried the
DkESSMAklNG this and prepared
give ue, to these who svsr with ths
patropare cleaned o. Fifty Cents. mh6
NEW GOODS-P. w. WOODLIEF No. I3
Charres street, has Just received per seamsps Win
field Scott, Union and Empire City. and BY the sailing
Of Fashionable and Seasouabe FANCY AND STAPLE
DRY GOODS, heretofore unsurpassed in extent variety
and recherche STYLE which he offers WHOLESA ALE
AND RETAIL to his numerous patron, al very reduced
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], o. HARRIS,
o4 6m FRED'k CAMERDEN,y
MayOraity Of New Orleans,
NovPMpER ID 1851

TN pursuance of a resolution passed by the Coun-
elf of Municipality No. Two at their sitting Of the th
hereby that sss than days from
the ubicaton hereof the Council oil Municipality No. Two
will proceed the contemplated by aid
hLe Religious TchoupOuas street, at the
the latter street with un street, to the width OF
Legislature Of the Sd April 1882 regulating the
opening the amendatOry thereof
proved, Sd May, isa7. A. ID. CkUSSM AN, Mayor.
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STRAW AND SILK GOODS,
A CAMP STREET, UP STAIRS.
THE undersigned respectfully informs his city
and country customers that he has iu Isceysd choice
F6%Eks SSTEskss FR%SS s
Giles genera which he oen very low prices for cash
or ss ssPss9Sfa s%p city 'sXao sAwlN ~ Camp st. mp stairs
SILK and WOOLEN HATS and BROGANS,
- at Eastern manufacturer prices at No. IS
nj iws JOHN B. GROVES s. son. .
ROOlS, SHOES AND BROGANS - 5000
ease. Boot' Shoes and B,9Eaat il ',oTs , and
mills II 81 and % Common St -
TO COUNTRY MERCHANTS and PLANT
l. ERS-Ths undersigned are now receiving fresh
supply of Russell Brsgans and Mud Bqots, together
with a general assortment Of Boots, Shoes
- and brogans, which they offer for sale on>1
MA a afc0pTSpk F. DTSsAk i; 20 - and 5s Common st.
BOOTS, SHOES AND BROGANS.-ll95
1 sss. sss frs Hsns sns
'''0a's' '0' ''s on "'e.zl 4. ii +. biykBAR co. -
HATS! HATS! HATS!
dn Now landing per ships Monmouth. Hero and
Manii: a few cases Of Fall Style Moeskinss
and Boy; a.tj III II ST.
w J. FREEMAN, (successor to JOHN Dur
w BRIDGE Co..) respectfully invites planters r
merchants and traders in general 70 call and examine
constantly receiving from the North fresh arrivals O
SOthe following goods; ;,,-,u
ANeoLlAs. BOYS, s,MkycANs:
MATEIoTs. GLAzEP pI CAPS:
CnlLDRES's Fancy BARS. with Feathers. etc
Fs 'ss ss low i9, cath FRGE%HNp st
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QATTURE SAND-Notice is hereby :
II all persons desirous Of obtaining Batture So
permiIs can be obtained at this othce for getting
from the basins on each side Of Post N9 \, rear =,
St. Joseph street. HUGH ShAN
Surveyor of the Second Num-
Surveyors Offics, Second Municipality. Oct. II
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NJ "''psSWVoK W. K. +. FRYER, Indian Doctor.

NEWARK AND ROSENDALE CEMENT
~ and Calcinsd Plaster Agency. 98 Maxasns nl3
CAROLINA RICE Now landing ex brig
Telegraph fem Charlsston 80 casks superior crop
MS BARRLLI co. a Common 4
OFFICE RAILING-l,O0O feet Black Walnut
~ Once Railing. various patsms. eomplsts with satss.
snsT VIZ. ?. sCUfT. zssdssSsi. q Camp 4.
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VOLUME Iv.-NUMBER 226.
OFFICIAL.
Wayoralty Of New OflesihsJ
NovEMBER IA, 1851.

Aayerslty Of New Orleshsy
NovEnBER IA, 1851.
coUSsd ',,s 2, n4g.S,4tsT, 4.S., S,imP, MS TTois
r ESOLvED, That the Mayor be authorized
and after giving ten days notice in .hs Off
e9ens az % each o
ssr:, aa,se.6y 70 a. :Dees.os 2 = s,n:hsd
subject e. I. ,hs s spp'9y.I Of h & Courei p.,
App,essd November il. ISL. ;. "a
True sssnsaI Ssps II. BIER, Clerk. D. ch''sAAS' Aa'0
MAyoRALrY or NEW ORLEANS. Nov. a. 1861.
N OTlCE is hereby given, in virtue OF the above
Il .sss W s,ss
accordance wii the .pscosio to Be fanshsd Dy the
Surveyor. lul5I a. D. CaossnAN. Msyo.
Specifications
of Aprons, or AWntngs, for tie tsco sides Of ths
st. Mary's Meat Maskst, from Ieaompstosslas
to NeU Lsrse Streets.
on iron rssr bsseis.s fsss.nsd o Ss spsnds
core o ms sas and under me
.a Ct sa e. s SSs = e. IS
II ~ az isst inoss st an swans. which = to have feet
Dressed purines. Of BY incnes. best sound mill cy
press ~ three ie free from al dsecu cacuaied to mps,r
proper ron pins bolts, in woskmanke manner. to the
And sheaihns Of u narrow tonrued and rrooved
best .swmi eyPls boards dressed On ihe under ,e and
ines with not es than two nails at crossing
puTlne.
American tin, Of best quality. laid approved
like manner will cover the sheaihng and hanging inch
TIN gutter Of Ogee cyma recta mouoing, shall be the
This gutter will be fixed securely in hold. .fas to be
with the brackets aforesaid also
by many intermediate hod-fass be necessary.
Cutters discharge the into the point1
nearly equdtani through ess than thirty nscks OF
ncbes diameter well fastened 0rcss properly cut in bot
tom Of cutters, TO pas down nearly veca p0nioe
Five additional oute each side Of the MaIks roof or
all 0rces, with copper necks well fastened shall con-
duct part Of the Of the main house. through the brick
conductos of main building required in um of heavy
| rans. These necks 10 be each inches diameter.
The tin covering will lap facia clos the four
ends OF these awnngs q lar ~ the under side OF the pu
lines
The CUTTERS and tin necks be well painted with thFee
coats French green the undesslde Of the two awning
throughout with three best white paint, eEceptinS ts
brackets, which be black psin and the Of III
the surface with not len tnaA two good coats pain
| Of suitable color.
All be performed the satisfaction and according hs
directions 0 the Surveyor and to be compleed beoss
he first day Of February, 1853, under penalty Of 1
day Tor day thereafter c0mpleed The adJuda
be made for the painting separately from the othe
workand two contraction, the penalty to be ID pes da
| on EACH
Payment will be made for each contract in 81
months bearing inesest At x per cent per annHm on tn
ufcate Of the Surveyor, completion OF ts work
tracts, the sasfacton of the Couuci required to
delivered to the Mayor. tho hand Whiting OF the party
/ parties, At the time Of the adjudication.
HUGH GRANT.
Surveyor OF the Second Municipaity:
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Mr.. Brother, as chairman of the Committee on
Finance, presented the following, which were
adopted, the rules being suspended:
Resolved, That The budget as reported by the |
Finance Committee be published for thirty days |
in French and English, in the official journal of
this Municipality.
Whereas, By an Act of the Legislature passed |
March lsth, 1850, each Municipality is required,
before imposing any tax define by ordinance, the
rural and urban pronerty within its limits:
Therefore, be 1t ordained, That the whole proper
~ within this Municipality is hereby fixed and
determined to be urban.
Mr.. Lawrason, as Chairman of the Committee
on Internal Improvements, offered the following
report and resolutions, which were adopted after
suspending the rules: ..
The Committee on Internal Improvements, to
whom was referred the memorial of the Executive
Committee of the Ne& Orleans and Opelousas Rail-
road Company, asking for an appropriation towards
paying the surveys Of said road, most respectfully
report
necessarily accrue to NewOrleans from connec.
ton with the Opeousas and Attakapas parishes by
railroad and as your Committee believe it to be
the true policy Of this Municipality to encourage
all public enterprises having the interests Of the
city in view, they would most respectfully recon-
mend mel that the sum Of eight hundred and fifty dol.
lars be appropriated by this Municipality for the
purposes set forth in said petition.
Your Committee would further report that they
have had before them for their considera tioE an
other route connecting NewOreans with the Ope-
| lousas and Attakapas parishes, as suggested 6y
Capt A. J. Powell, from Donaldsonville TO Frank
lin direct, distance of only forty miles, crossing
Grand river and Grand lake, and which, accord
ing to the representations made to your Committee,
could be quickly and cheapy constructed, and
which they feel inclined to look upon as the most
practicable route, as the river could be crossed at
| Donaldsonville TO unite with the NewOreans and
Jackson Railroad Company, should the river route
be determined upon, thereby avoiding the neces.
sity of building sixty miles, more than one half OF
the road. This route appearing to your Committee
SO practicable and advantageous, they have deemed
it their duty to recommend its immediate survey
that the citizens of the city and country, to meet
in convention in January next, will have an oppor
tunity fully 10 understand the merits of the two
| routes.
Your Committee would therefore report the fol
lowing resolutions for the consideration OF the
Council.
Gro O. LAwRAsoN,
Y. p. YANCEy.
H. u. VONTAGkN,
r. b. SYKES,
u. II. sHikLDss
T. A. JOHNSON.
IL Resolued, That the Treasurer pay upon the war
) rant of the Mayor, TO the Executive Committee O
, the NewOreans and OpelOusas Railroad, eigh
hundred and fifty dollars.
Resolved, That the Treasurer pay, upon the wal
rant of the Mayor, to the Committee on lnterna
0 improvements, one hundred and fifty dollars, 70
the purpose Of having surveys made Of tho rout
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Rich plaid Raw Silks;
English, French and Ameri.
can Calicoes
A complete assortment Of
Eng'n, German and French
Hosiery
Superior white and cold Silk
Hose and Halt Hose 4;
GLOVES AND MlTTS.
Buck. Chamois, Kid, Cash.
mere. Silk, Filoselli and Fl.
let, OF every description.
| LACE GOODS.
i A large and elegant aaortm't
OF Valenciennes, Engli lish,
| French and German Laces,
and do. Embroideries
Superior 6-l2 and l2-4 Linen
Sheetings
Damask Table Linens and
! Napkins, new and splendid
styles;
!, A. Irish and German Linens
d and Lawns
4 Linen Cambria Hdkfs, plain ;
Embroidered and c0lored Dor.
}. dered Curtain Stuff, embr'd q
Lace and Muslin, Silk and
In WOODEN Damask, etc.
!; PLANTATION GOODS.
te Heavy kerseys, Lsowels, Lin
in ssys, Jeans, Denims, Stripe
raj and Cottonades
Super French Bed Blankets
ry Heavy Giainer Plantation dc
very superior.
Q specially call the attention
,ck OF goods for their use. 1t
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IS If