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The atric nj and Musical InteIlivence,

MoBILE-Mr Charles Burke, comedian, is fill
ing an engagement. The accomplished Mrs
Field has put forth bill for benefit there, to-
night. It's expected that her numerous friends
will respond literally to the invitation
WASHINGTON, D. Cat Jackson Hall, Mad
anne Anna Bishop, accompanied by the celebrated
basso, Signor NorvelG, and Mr.. Bayley, of Comet
a-plston fame, is giving few grand concerts. At
National Hall, Miss Davenport is concluding
brilliant engagement, in which she has been well
supported by Mr.. Fenno. At the New National
Hall, Sir William Don is "the ton.n
ST.. LoUIs-At Bates Theatre, Miss Julia
Vallee, Nine Oceana, Miss Coad, Misses Ray
mond, R. Malone Raymond, Mr. Booth, Mr..
Flemmlng, and host Of others, are doing well
and making money for the establishment. s. @.
Stokes's Amphitheatre is also fiourshing.
CINCINNATI - Madame Buschelle, who sue
ceeded admirably in Sc veral concerts in New York,
lately, and has been pronounced artistic Of high
ability, with full rich and flexible voice. combin-
ing deep feeling with execution, is attracting
large audiences at the Meodeon in Cincinnati
Miss Stopet, a pianist ofsmuch excellence, accom-
panes her. At the National Theatre, Murdoch is
enactsng Shakespeare with distinguished success.
He is ably sustained by the acting of Mrs Potter.
New YoRK.-Mr. Nheatey, one of the best
actors in the country in his line, is about to with
draw from the stage, for mercantile life in New
York. Miss Julia Bennett is the bright particular
star at the Broadway Theatre" where every
mouth is filled with her praise, and every lip full
OF conversation about her extraordinary beauty.
Yankee Locke is at the National. The World $
falr" is winning world of applause at Burton $.
| PHILADELPHIA. - Conner received a Grand
Complimentary Benefit at the Arch street Theatre
on the 18th inst Collins, the "Irish Gentleman, ~
is attracting large audiences to the Walnut.
| BALTIMoRE.-M' me Teresa Parodi, the prna
donna from Her Majesty Theatre, London, who
lately tainted while the audience were giving vent
to their rapture in New York, is advertised to give
two Grand Concerts These are positively he last
appearance prior to her departure for the South
Yankee Sillsbee is at the Baltimore Museum.
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Jones, CORAL HAIR RESTORATIVE.

" 1t the glory of Maids Wives Widows and the GROWING
ornament OF Man.
II to the Scalp what Guano the Earth in making fruitful
II is certain in its effect DEATH year
Now reader these respectable citizens certify that Jones' Coral
Hair Restorative will have the following effect without iai
1t tsiH Fbce the Human Hair Groic Head Face Boy
'iA Stop it Faing, Cure Seuf Dandr and make FED,
Gray or Light Hair grop Dark
Mrs W. Tompkns, 80 King street. NewYprk.
Mrs. Matilda Reeves, Myrtle Avenue, Brooklyn.
MIR James Power, Grocer, Fulton street Brooklyn.
Mr. Thomas Jackson, SO Liberty street, Pttsburg.
Henry f. Cullen, tate) Barber board the South America
ES But the beautiful the glorious dressing and
Identifying the Matchmaking soft dark silky and keeping
thrice as long any other made.
1T is ECONOMICAL AND CHEAP
costs but tour hillngs for trial bottle public
ana honestly assured that the above real and
qualities.
De careful and get the senuiue Ask FOR JONES' CORAL HA
RESTORATIVE, and take nj other.
sold New York Of the American Ea, op,v
Chatham ST. Price or shilngs Brooklyn 1879 Full
ton street.
" Only Agent in New Orleans, }, WRIGHT Co. is, Char
rbi
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FIRST MUNICIPALITY CoUNoIL,Ths body met last evea
ing, Recorder Genos in tRe chair received
from the Mayor relative TO certain claims 1t referred to
the Judiciary Committee Another message was received
from the Mayor, stating that the Meat Marke had baen
seized in suit against the Municipality, brought by John
Hurley The matter was referred, and Mr. Clarke then of
ered preamble and resolutions providing that the Council
shall petition the General Council ts meeting, TO re-
duce the present rates OF wharfage The laid on
the table subject 10 cal.
A communication received from the Secretary of
Council of Mum ipaity No Two, transmitting resolution
osad Council asking that the other Councils Of the city and
lafayette should appoint to conf with COM
miltee OF said Council in regard pauperage Referred
communication was received from he Comptroller sta
tins that b. Reiiiel, Collector of Levee Dues had not com.
piled with III, law and that he between two and three
thousand dollars to the Municipality
The Council then proceeded to fix the places of opening the
polls for the next Municipal Election.
The Council soon after adjourned
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De Bows COMMERCIAL REVIEW. for March.

De Bows COMMERCIAL REVIEW. for March.
This number contains several valuable essays
especially those on Georgia and Turkey. Tie
Editor publishes address delivered by him be-
fore literary society in Charleston. He has, with
much prudence, condensed all the Objectionable
portion in the close. But we are surprised that a
sensible man like the Editor should utter such non.
sense a. this: The eyes of the world are upon
her tCarolina) now !" Pshaw did the editor ever
read Pickwick. Let him recall the "Eatonve
Independent" and leave such phrases for the home
consumption. At any rate, he has no right 20
make his commercial and western subscribers nav
for such balderdash. The article on the present
condition of Turkey, is extremely valuable and
interesting. The Biography of William Gregg,
which accompanies an engraving, is worth mo e
ahan all the Carolina lectures on political econ
omy. Mr.. Gregg is a matchmaker, who has in
vested his large fortune, amassed by his industry
and skill, in cotton manufacture. He is the orei
nator and builder of The Granitevlle Cotton Fac.
tory, (which turns out daily 1900 yards of cloth,
and gives employment to 900 persons, who form.
erly enjoyed but scanty means of procuring food
and clothing. and less for educating their children,
but have now comfortable homes-the means Of
making an honest ivelihood-of educating their
children free of expense-and Of worshipping G ID
in the churches of their choice" We would rather
have that sentence engraved on the tombstone of
q friend, than to have it said, This man was the
great apostle Of Modification. To our notion.
VIM. Gregg, the sversmi,h, is the noblesi man of
South Carolina. The sound of the loom and shut.
tie at GFaneville, is the most effectua NANTES to
of Southern Independence.
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FRUSTRATED EDIToR.-The editor of
the Llberator, Boston, was "prostrated by illness -
when Shadrach was rescued, but he was able to
" dictate " a column, in which President Fillmore
is compared to Nero-consders Haynau an angel
OF light, compared with Webser-and represents
Henry Clay as just ready 10 have both body and
grets he has $50 little power of expression to con.
vey the emotions that fill his breast" When re-
stored to health, this most amiaLle editor will
probably free his mind" with some degree al
severity. Louisville Courier.
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DISASTERS AT SEA.-Capt. Clarke, of the ship
Empire arrived yesterday from Waterford, via ST.
Thomas reports the ships Mississippi, Marmonia
Ann Augusta and Lady Parngton, at St. Thomas
repairing, having lost spars sails, ETC., bound to
the United States with emigrants. Saw the ship
Indian Queen from Liverpool for Boston, with los
Of topmasts, topgalant- masts, jib-boom, etc. Also
several other vessels unknown, with loss of
spafs, sails etc.
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PAcKAGE SALE or FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC Dry
attention Of the city and country trade is par
cuas called to the package sale of reasonable dry good
which will take place this day half past 10 o'clock A.
q tho store Of Mesn. Mcdowell Mills Co., No. 96 Ora
war street, through b. Blache & Co.. auctioneers Sale
positive. and terms liberal.
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TaE TRoT to-day will undoubtedly attract crowd t.
,ne metamie Course. Two such well known fast uns az
Lady S1foik and Lady June seldom come together in mi
PAT OF the country. and handled too by such experience
snd well known whips Albert Conklin and Warren Pea
body. This old "grey mare is. we are informed by MIR
n doing well, having recovered from the i'll effects Of her
%ns Journey and will doubt show something like oil,
Long Island time. The bay mare will have no time 70
The recent improvements render this one of the fine ST
uscss IN the world and the fine weather OF late will no oub
s s ames TO get low down in the ihres All III.
VOID and biz wife will be there
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S.nan,h ENGLISH LANeuAGE-In Henry the
ingsnos time they sPelt laughing in the following
the professors OF photography saw to that '
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CLOTHING AND Dry GoODs SALr.-The particular al
tenon Of buyers called to the catalogue sale of dry goods
and clothing to take place this day, o'clock at
Psdtpain'B auction room, No. Canal street
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"BRYoND MoNTaoMERY."-Yeste morn
ing we had the assurance that the mail had failed
beyond Montgomery, Ala.
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fLAcIDRs--This house continues to be filled. In light
comsdy arces, etc., the company and the
public know IT,
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The AMERIcAN-To.night, Mademoiselle Duret has her
benefit. She has been one of the main supporters of e
e'tabiishment during the season, and deserves full house
from its ffieuds
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UPPER RIvERs.-Under the head of telepranie
dispatches, and elsewhere in this name, will ha
found latest accounts of the stage Of water in the
Ohio and Upper Mississippi.
At Louisville, we learn by the Journal of the 9TH
instant, the Ohio river had fallen foot, and was
still receding slowly. The weather was cold, clear
and bracing.
--latest from the Upper Mississippi - On the
morning of the I'd instant, the river opposite ST.
Louis commenced falling, and at night had receded
six inches.
A Geographic dispatch, received at St. Louis,
from Gaena dated 2sth ult reports the river still
closed by ice in that quarter.
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Arrivals at Principal Hotels, March 10.

BANKS ARCADE. - Bind, Shreveport J Vineyard Wis
u F'rley, Hal ey Ark VIM II Carion Dufea, la; WIN
a. p5anag Morris; d psuhi, D Hutchng., Texas VIM
sandeGson, Mcl.oud, Thompson Contey,
W ID Perry, y Sherraden, Texas; Hudson.
WAVERLY HOUSE. &c W wimms, c Casey, Miss; H W
Nichers, Miss Vlckers and lbe vile
Tanner, King Texas; Laster, simson Mrs Baker Mss
SIMS n Fame, vle La Mir Fitzpatrick Mrs Fitzpatrick and
sons, Port Caddo; F Camfed, Min len.
Az WEsTE E vERANDA n ClOiher; Ky; John Davidson
Miss Metcae, Nachez Geo Beade Janet Neblit Missouri
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The ST. CHARLEs.-M,. Bishop the admired vocalist,
ha b. benefit tonight and Offers attractive bill in the
elO-dromatic line. " -
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The British ard Foreign Bible Society have had
space granted to them in the Crystal Palace 10 exhibit
Bibles in hundred and fifty different languages,
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STEAMER GENERAL ScoTT.The officers of this first class
steamer furnished yesterday, with flies of Cincinnati
papen the Sd, and Louisville papers to the 4h instant
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MEDICAL DEPARTMENT OF THE UNvERsIry.--lt will
b. sen by reference advertisement of the Dean Of the
Faculty, another column. that the annua, Comm
viii take place this day u o'clock, the University. The
public are invited.
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iofAcco. - AT Nashville, for the week ending
on 'ne instant, the sales of tobacco amounted to
,oo nhds,' prices ranging from 81 90 to 50 30. a
aeeine oil VI W per hundred on all dissertations
al Ciarksville the sales were go bhds.. at nric,s
,ansng from 50 25 to $40 40. The I,vnchhura
v1gln,an' Of the 22d ult, says of that ma,Ls,. %
mn snos. Tugs, inspected the past week sold f,om
20 w to ~ 80 The deliveries Of loose ,.hassA
asve oeeh large averaging 10000 to IS, GOO lhs
daiiy much Of it very inferior, and devsrsd !. os,
condition, consequently sold low IN Dad
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The following is list of the passengers bv tho
steamship Pampero. Lieut.. W. w. Hunter .. VIC
manding, which left yesterday at s o'clock e'u''
for Chagres: A. Mr.
&c bc.ss s M Med ougal! and child. Mrs H Waltz
f,~qsl Perry, w vaiga!d: A Carson Rich nMr .,
rsr.ap, Berry Vincent. Roberts, Miic{b,ss r
as %%Cnj a.Ii.,i Kdraase Nc Gslsn
WoPlhssd HSns Tsnbrdse w Wlismseeaaa lanes Ia
- fai5ly. spencer. Blown aiLsai,b W ai
psaitn. ) b0wan--and 25 in the seeraRe " wal
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oHukcH buRNr.-A telrgraphic dispatch to the
Unsles!on Courier, dated March 2, states that ST.
v uno,has Episcopal Church, in Broadway, New
h' was entirely destroyed by fire on the night
" '"e iS'inst. Loss estimated at $4,000.
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CHARGES OF ARsON.-No less than three cases of arson
came for examination before Recorder Caldwell yesterday
No good proof adduced for substanang either CHARGE
and they all dismissed
Three of stabbrg also up and were fixed FOR
examination.
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TO MECHANICS AND ENGINEERS.

~ Just receive ID at the
NEW ORLEANS STATlONERS' WAREHOUSE.
No. IA CAMP STREET.
APPLETON'5 MECHANICS MAGAZINE AND
ENGINEERS JOURNAL OF Natural, Experimental and Me-
chanca Philosophy, the Arts ard Sciences Edited by Julius
W. Adams, c. E No. 2, fr February. Price 25
BYRNE'S DICTIONARY OF MECHANICS, Engine
Work and Engineerng-Nos 10 ~ Price 25 each
TREATISE ON THE STEAM ENGINE in its appli.
cations 10 Mines Mills Steam Navg tti5n anu Railways the
Attah Club Edited by John BourHe C. +. Illustrated y 80
Plates and $40 Engravipgs IN Wood.
U- For Sale by
milo Ct 2dp 1tW j. b. STEEL IL Camp street
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ATTEMPTED SutCtDE.-A German named Young at.
temp tel to commit suicide esterday in Cbares street He
fired pistol agaitst his skull, but failed in killing himself
as the ball glanced Dsapponed love, believe was the
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FIRST DISTRICT CouRT.-rhe District Attorney yeser.
day, filed large number of nformaons several prs-
oners were arraisned George Boyce tried and found
gully of larceny.
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U. s. DISTRICT CoURT.-The docket Of this Court was
called yesterday and fixed for trial The case
J. g Cowes, charged with smuggling segars comes off
tod
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RECORDER CALDwELL's CoURT.-The pickings of tn.
police for Saturday and Sunday brought before the
Recorder yesterday morning. and the variety extensive
All ages and coors were REPRESENTED and all charge,
made.
P. R. Boylan, Mary Skane, and Ellen Boylan were
brought up for making terrific onsau ght Waterman
Gerbg with view and intent Of cutting his thread of life
short off, The affair occurred about clock on the
morning of the 9h Foucher Gerbg es not state
that he had difficulty with the parties previous to
the Transaction and he that there on
his part. Boylans weapon huge broad sword. An
the accused were sent before the First District Court.
G. s. Ogood was called TO the charge of puronng
globe lamp and several small articles, from on board the
brig Mac Agonne Mr.. Osgood was of the opinion that he
did mt do any such thing; but according showing OF
Mr. Chambern, he did and was therefore ent before
the First District Court.
Mrs Grose called the charse of grossly abusing
and beating Ellen Grumbe Ms Grumble told an exceed
by Mrs Grose. The latter was, however, sent before the
Fist District Court.
Edward Mcke0n charged with stealing a plank be.
longing 10 Messrs. Graham Martini Mclaughlin AMI Davis
contractors for repairing the wharves Edward drives draw
and he said that some him the plank haul up
town lie could not, however, tell who the was or
where he going TO take it. The Recorder remarked that
the affair small one but similar happened
altogether often, and he thought incumbent on him 10
make example he would therefore send the accused be-
fore the First District Court.
Robert McBeth had two and woman brought up on
the charge OF assaulting and beating him. and hng him
McBeh told long in reference large number of
things, which he positively, but which no one else
The Recorder decided that although Nc Beth might
have the ghosts of large number of Individuals no one
else heard thing about them He therefore dismissed the
Manuel Coya was examined and sen before the First Dis
trct Court, charge of perjury. The examined
before, and the Recorder determined send it down. but
hnay postponed It, In oder to give the accused The benefit
OF witness who present on the first OCCASION
Jim Clerc and George Brown brought up on the
charge of stealing the $1,000 from boai the steamer
Pocahontas No appeared against them and they were
discharged The Recorder remarked that the absence of all
the persons who owned the money unaccountabe him
The affidavit made by Henry Jones and the Officers have
not seen him since. 1t certainly does strange that so
iase eount OF money should have been lost and sol little
eXert'on made 10 recover it or detect the thieves.
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RECORDER GENois' CouRT.-A considerable amount of
business was transacted III this court yesterday
Antonio Garcia was bought mp the charge of inserting
his dlgs into the pockets of Charles D. Duffy with view
and intent OF extracting small change that might he
found therein. Mr.. d. was seated bench in ST. Philip
street. and MI Garcia and down beside him Mr.
Garcia accidentally OF course his hauds into the wrong
pocket and Mr. d. accidentally caught him at it, lie seized
MIN anu called Tor the WATCH when accidentally both-paes
arrested and Mr.. Duffy had the misfortune to find
lodging in the Wachhouse for the night Garcia was sent
before the First District Court and Duffy was let out
Thomas Mccoy also has propensity for picking poeke,s
Che can't help SUPPOSE and he tried his hand on Alfred
King Mr. ~ caught him the operation, had him arrest
ed and he was also sent before the First District Court
trial. ~"'''
An individual, calling himself Augustus White was
charged with being warrant by Captain Younnss and as
ySaSIapt he wa, sent before the First District Court
John johnson was charged with a sim lar off nee and ne
served in similar lie thought II was very
hard but the law was clear, and John now mes in dn
vile $50 So -
Mr. h Massevas stole bag OF peas and he was brought
for the same. The peas NOT worth much INT The
accused decided be better than he should he and
he was sent before the flrsi District Court for trial
vagrant
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+. f. HUNT, d. or. NJ Gen.
CustOmhOuse, New Orleans,
JOLLECToR's OFFICE, Feb. "a, 1851, {

'OILhUTUK 5 UFFIIk, Fed, a, 1bJI. J
SEALED PROPOSALS will be received at this
~ office until the llh day of March, IL o'clock to do
the following work at Pass Manchac Light house:
drive 10 feet of sheath p ing outside of The entire leng
OF the work known the old break said sheath pnp
to be Of cypress plank inches WIDE inches thick free Of
driven feet in the ground. -
The sheath ping be fastened to string pieces of
the old beakwater with inch iron spikes eaG
plank to be bound on top (Which will be level with the
present beakwaie) by piece 2nche wide and 3nce.
thick tapping the old brsakwner, well nailed by
nGh spikes thereto and to the sheath pilng.
The brckhats the outside of the oil br,akwater hs
removed to the width of five feet and feet the eaf,
below, aud to be replaced with earlh well pounded with
them, as 10 make solid work. The earth be oh.
tanned the spot
All OF the said work he enced and finished within
thirty days from the signing the TO completed
IN good and workmanke manner and TO The entire sas.
fac OF the Keeper ot the Light. Nupayneu 10 be nada
until the certificate of the Keeper i produced to the under
signed that the work + done according the contract
WILLIAM FRERET Collector
fr2l I'd h.ds ninerintnnl.,- - / nh.-
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LOCAL MATTERS.

FIRE. About twelve O'Clock, Sunday night last,
a fire discovered in two story brick binding on
Cd Levee street. between Casacavo and Vaudeville Streets
Third Municipality The building occupied by Charles
Hoffman shoe store, who left the premises about eight
clock in the evening, with the ntenton he stated
going TO the St Charles Theatre. 1t stated Recorder
however, that he about the place
era different times during the night previous the fire. Sew.
era have been made the charge of setting fire 10
the building Another house, adjoining Hoilmans de.
stroyed before the fire subdued. 1t occupied by
Peter Sling boarding. houee. Hoffman was insured for
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ID 1 G IL

Died.:
On Tuesday morning, the 10Th inst, at O'Clock Con.
NELIUs PAqLDISG aged 10 years. and for the last
resident Of this city.
&c His friends respectfully invited Funeral from
his late residence New lvee
Streets It O'clock THIS AFTERNOON,
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SHIRTS: sHIRTs.: sHIRTs!!!

tR We have just received per ships William and 8ov
State large assortment of SUPREME SHIRTS cnn
sls,ng oil all sizes and styles of Linen and Cotton
NORRIS & WAY, q Camp street.
jail 2ptf corner Common nnfer Uev,a,,, H.,
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NE w OH l. f. rs:
TUESDAY MORNING.. MARCH II, 1881.
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STATE OF LOUISIANA,
Filth District Court of New OrIenns.

FRIDAY, February T. 1851
Present, the Honorable A. NJ. BUCHANAN, JUDGE.
Tutor Of 1h0s. p Moore, a Minor. No. 4fD9.
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~ NEW SPRING GOODS. 80

II ~ g. BANISTER. tSsSsy
MI No &c ROYAL street, corner d! Banyle stree, GE-
,,sS tS Has receive fine SPRING -2s1z5
ovpDS son stlrg q Bonnes, Ribbons, Flowers Gloves s
Al.a several cases PARAs lis for wholesale or re- NJ
tS Winners supplied AZ reduced prices fglq slp Pm
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Chr DniLY Crescent.

OFFICIAL JOURNAL
" the Council Of the Second Muuicigaii'y v.