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n EsIRABLE Hendy-fUratshed House TOR Kent I'm
wardhe house, valuable furniture therein
and 2st present occupied by MRS
is whole This
negbofhoods
apply 70 NJ o"iAn'
I3-eoa3uf
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Canton Mattings, Floor Oicioths. C-rPosipg, 80.
TIE subscribers receivins schooner Statesman,
4 from New York
50 pieces "a heavy white Canton mating.
20 do 5s do do do.
20 do "A do red checked do do
rs do 54S64d
70 do do fancy do do
do super English oleioth, rs feet wide
do super American oicoh, from eighteen net
20 do owpneed American oicoh, from threc sx fsst
wide
10 do Cocoa mattngs, for basement, &c.
Also, constantly on hand fun Of every variety Of im
mort ed and caTpeing, such as
Tapestry velvet tapestry Brussels, English Brussels
mpefiai ply ingram, fine ingram,
priced rag hemp, and cotton both plaid together
with every other line furnishing which
are prepared fully determined offer upon good any
An is~u p. IL. HooE co.
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THIS beautiful establishment recently enlarged and improved
reception The benefits
sung bathing and the breeze are becoming more
md healthy
through the and fall
months, and bilious fever entirely unknown
The drinking springs the country
engaged for the The hotel
active and efficient assistants have
eKeions will be spared 10 render II in all
the agreeable and inc whole county
LAND passengers daily.
Board week
Board month.
June6-5aw3w JAS. II. BIRCH, Proprietor
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CARD-1he subscribers
IA ing with according usual custom
bills will be rendered full the 18th
the present month.
They earnestly all will prepared make early
books be paid order the better be ems
BLEED conduct business successfully and possible more
sdyanarcouly literally
lied house the organization Of the present hrm
CLAGETT, NEWTON, MAY, Co
June lg--dlmif
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NEW and beautiful styles sssfrss. with vests
IN attached.
Also, super Lise shirts bsfbose
supply cheap desirable article
for weath ut rec. and for sale
CHAs. VI. LANES
Genicmcni Furnishing Store, Pennsyfvsnis AZ.
May % IF
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+" PEDRO GARCIA CONDE, Com'r.
/" JOHN r. BARTLETT. Com'r.

-" In presence OF Thomas. II. Webb, secretary Fran
CISCO Jmines, srio Juan Jose Sanchez; A Bufofd
brevei captain let Dragons Charles A. Hoppin aid de-
camp TO his exceency the governor OF the Territory Of
New Mexico"
The bottle containing the document and list OF the
commissions then buried, and The ceremony closed
by lie firing OF national salute by patty OF soldiers
stationed in the valley, under command OF Lieut. OBan
non. In the evening ball given by Capt. Buerd in
honor OF The occasion, which was attended by the
bers OF both commissions
During the evening splendid supper was given. The
officers of this post have exhibited the most generous
hospitality towards the commissioner and his party, and
have done everything in their power TO add 10 their
Tort and facilitate their progress
From this point the line is to be run westward under
the direction Of Lieut. Whipple-a difficult and arduous
task The portion OF country winch the line will
barren and fobddns beyond description Not only
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A LBION *. PARRIs attend . any bussnsss In
supreos Court United may inuseA
his
Nc viii alec business before and
departments New 20 dAcpf
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NOTICE hereby that ali accounts reuAalninG
unsettled tho books OF the late arm Of r. H. HOOP Cos
together with tboss Of Hrm will he made The 1
handed In for settlement either by Otherwise Tbs
change business which effect upon February
renders essentially
closed a, the expiration OF the present half year.
June 2t-awif HooE, BROTHER, q co
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EOR rent sslc--a two-ssory hSuse, nf
in the first ward Apply
CATH. ~ MULLAY,
North side n, between 9oth 0iss streets
June Ia-df
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GEsTLEMEs Your invitation TO address you either
personally by letter. the important subject OF State
secession, at the celebration of the ensuing anniversary
OF national Independence reached me only Yesterday
and although the time is short hasten TO comply with
your Teqursl.
My views and opinions this subject have already
myself with referring 10 my published letters were
it not that the deep interest take in tins question: and
the earnest soci,ude feel TO preserve my native State
from pursuing which involves its ruin, mpel me
10 urge such further suggest themselves
mind against this measure OF unmitigaied evil.
Attempts ale made to ken the mad scheme Of separate
State accession to the great and glorious event you have
assembled 10 celebrate But who tbs has listened TO the
Declaration OF Independence promulgated by the
mous voice OF entire and united nation, and TO the
ci,a Of the wrongs inflicted upon the American people
by Grea. Britain will draw comparison between that
revolution and the one proposed by South Carona-I
should say, by certain revolutionary leaders IN South Ca
rolna-where single Siale in opposition to the wishes
and opinions OF ,hose in its immediate neghborhood,
having similar interests to protect and similar wrongs TO
complain OIL seeks to dissolve the and 10 de-
clare Itself independent In the frat great and
prosperous nation has arisen commanding the respect OF
the civilized world in the last, an magnificent State
would bs formed unable TO support defend ITSELF and
regarded ny the OF the world as an from the
mighty American republic OF which now forms A CON
spicuoos part am that this is not popular Ian
guaee hold to people who in the habit of hearing
themselves audcd ne being clothed with power 10 main
tain this sngle State against the world arms and pos
sessng adequate TO deay all the expenses OF
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sea Bathing. Cape May. NJ
ONGREsS HALL open reception visers The
thankful patronage received,
would respectfully solicit hose nendng this popular bathing
place the home. HE
and accommodation win be satisfactory
which provided the
island The and sitso
coored that they suited
place
June 27--dim w. r. MILLER
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on foot. Fountains, stauafy, and every description OF
park and garden ornament would greatly beigbten the
effect and beauty OF the scene
Beautiful creeping plants might be planted against the
columns and aied along the gders, to give shade
in summer, while the effect they would produce, by
icstooning IN every diversity OF form the build
ing, would give The whole most enchanting and gorge
Gus finish
Besides these there nigh, be introduced collection OF
living birds from all temperate climates; and the science
OF geology, closely connected with the study OF plants,
might be illustrated on large and natural scale. thus
making practical botany, ornithoogy and geology fami-
lar 10 every yislter.
The alterations necessary TO the building ITSELF TO pro-
duce the effects have suggested would not be many or
cost much money Shortly will be published by me a
view showing how the whole may be finished so TO
do away with all idea OF smoke chmneys, other kind
OF nuisance. The details OF the alterations necessary
the information Of those who live opposite the Crystal
Palace, that | should recommend the wood boarding
round the bottom tier OF the building TO be removed, and
replaced with glass the present appearance OF is heavy,
and gives anything hut the idea indicated by its
When glass il substituted for wood, the appearance will
be marvellously changed Those who drive and ride in
the Park will, even IN winter, the objects within
they pass by, and the whole will have light aerial APP
pearance totally unlike what II has at present In
mer, should recommend the whole lower glass tier 10
be entirely removed so as TO give, from the Park and the
houses opposite the Palace appearance of continuous
park and garden. Here must state what believe will
be the position OF those who live opposite the Crystal
Palace fully admit they have had JUS, of com
plant by having all the turmoil OF vast undertaking
the great exhibition developed under their eyes and
ears with attendant Inconvenience bui the build
ing is allow ed to stand and be adapted ne propose, the
ad yanages dervable 10 them will fully compensate for
all the evil they may have sustained in that respect The
boarding being all removed, and glass substituted they
will have within few minutes walk, beautiful PARK,
decorated with the beauties OF Nature and Art, under
sky roof-haviDg climate warmed and ventilated for
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MILITARY BOUNTY LAND.
Presumption Rights.

GENERAL LAND OFFICE, March 81 1851.
I N order that the liberal views of Congress, in
passing the Act OF 18th September. 1850 granting Bounty
Land to certain officers and who have been ens aged
and sVes to the sntess be ayoaed as ar
hle in obtaining the benefits grantedb the gratud Of their
e to aaS s
Public Lands the fruits Of their industry and prsauons; the
Secretary Of he Interior has directed: . -
That public notice be given to all settlers on I Public
dec ssators siatenen,s within thirty days making
settlements nd impiovem ns as required by The
rights and interference by the location of these
And That all warrants may be located upon land applied
for subject to piyate entry the I'd March ISL
after having been 80 oc.ed SAID warrants shall remain in
the hands oi the Land Officers AT least rort days at the
with pesmpon claims otherwise the will be
returned to tins office Tor p@afrsuE @ III but there such in
Wansn locate their their presmp
wsss e "a %
price OF the land more than one dollar and
cost Of the land and The covered b. the warrant
tmang the warrant at 81 o per acre. 10 preempton gh
along the routes Of railroads or canals,
When application made 10 this office by the waranee t.
locate the the applicant hOud des gnate the Lane
e1on or .n ID 1se sst
they desred that in the tract first selected shall hay
Others which may vacant Without further delay In hes
the affidavit Of the applicant taken before an
mentioned the must accompany the applic alton
The rules must be complied with where Application
letter made the District Land Officers Where such
plcaOn made by the Attorney, uarian, Executor etc
ihe evidence duly certified Of their authority act.
| also accompany the application.
BY clause in l Section of the Act making appropria
for the support of the Government for the fiscal
ending S0h Jane 1885, approved 81 March, 1851 enscte
that for bounty Land suea under the Act Of Isl
September lsu by virtue of her Act Of ,ong
market and then subject private enty h
land be located under the bounty Land Law OF @
except that hch had been proclaimed and offered Tor
| prior to the 3D. OF March, 1851
| apl9 1aw6w j. BUTTERFlELD, Commissioner.
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MUSIC.
NEW MUSIC STORE,
SO Camp street, three doors belov Po5dyas


THE public is respectfully invited to call and
p... sssaos .iosa S RfAsS fs HEfffe ~ SIC
and MUSICAL iNsTRUMENfS. al the
aGys ;ss Psa Fs, eGn:rs sG Pyp: il
Semi Grand Planos from Henn Herz and Pleyel.
j Pic0lo Pianos and Pianinns, from Herr.
Square Pianos from Gilbert, Durham. VIM. Hall Son.
The splendid prize Piano, from WIN. all Son. Broad
Melodepns from to octavos.
ParOt Organs, IN nch carved cases-
The Harm0nic0n Orchestra. or Organized Piano.
New stye of Guitar, of and varied patterns, of
Tomas make
Boehm Flutes.
improved Accodeons warranted not to get out Of
Mr.. ALFKED F. .TRGsT has charge of the estabii.h-
nen, and will be at all times ready to wait on his numerous
room ha, been fitted up for the especial use Of ladies'
sass can r, MA Rtc'
Nl subscnbers would respectfully request yeur aaaA
sa and Maacs Me;shandiss q every dsscGptcn; w.
F0res, from the factories Of ths tint maken in the
United State. and Europe. .
sngs for yioiin Guitar, Harp. Vioncelo. Double Bass
Violin. Flutes, Gu tars Accordons. Bras instrument
for Bands, Tamhournes BanJos, Drums, etc. etc.
| every article connected with the Music Business.
Orders for Music and Musical Instruments will be prompai
attended TO-
A liberal discount made deaen and professor. and II
Second Hand Pianos bought. and taken in part paymen
Ali the new Music received from the North as soon a. pub
The entire Music Department will be under the charge
| Mr.. H. ID. Hewitt. New Orleans, La, Oct 2;
os5 afswa +. Il s. 8. TxWiRr. TxkEFir
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votes Of Messrs. Brother, Emerson, Etter, Haw-
thorn, Lawrason, Renshaw, Shields, Sykes and
Vontagen-9.
James Green received the votes Of Messrs.
Johnson, Shortridge, Stewart Wheelehan and
Yancey-5.
Peter Armstrong received the vote Of Mr..
Brugniens-1.
Arthur O'Donnell received the vote Of Mr..
Peny-1. .-l..
And, on motion, the Council adjourned to Tues.
day next, the Goth inst, at five o'clock, P. M.
JOHN CALHOUN, Secretary.
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HOL MES
SODA WATER
r u n E.-M0 Lead P0iSoninr

n s. WATERMAN, Gate Holmes & Co..
l.. SODA AND MINERAL WATER MANUFAC
TURER, No SO Car0ndelet street, Gravier offers
furnish his former and oher retailers with PURI
SODA Water and Mead. and calls particular attention h
Block Tin Cooler Pipes, impr yemen, absolutely
effects prduced By Soda Water drawn through lead pes
g. W. aso furnishes Soda and Mineral Waters, sarsa
para, etc., etc., in glass bottles. Olders for shipment "
any quantity carefully and PROMPTLY attended sad de
ivered without extra charge for drayage. t Soua W"ts
Apparatus constantly on hand for sale. apl Bur
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OFFICIAL.
Council Of Municipality No. Two.

TUESDAY, May IL, 1851.
The Council met pursuant to adjournment.
Present, the Hon. James H. Caldwell, President {;
Aldermen Brother, Brugniens, Emerson, Etter,
Hawthorn, Lawrason, Perry, Renshaw, Shields,
Shortridge, Stewart, Sykes, Vontagen, Wheelehan,
and Yancey.
The journal was read and approved
The Treasurer's weekly report was read as
follows:
WEEKLY REPORT OF THE TREASURER.
Municipality No. Isoo. DR..
To halpuca Der LAST reDovt 47017 III
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THEY HAVE COME.

D Those persons who have been 90 anxously waiting
for the arrival of our 81 RGICAL, DENTAL AND EYE
INSTRUMENTS, respectfully informed that they have
at last to hand and ready for inspection They
really beautiful and guaranteed of superior quality Call
and see them. For GALE by
fel0 If P,L MASSEY COR Camp and Gyaviey sts
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MEDICAL DEPOT OF
PATENT MEDICINES,
50 POYDRAs STREET, New Orleans

TOS. HUFTY would most respectfully inform the
public generally that he has purchased entire interest Of
Southern Branch Of Empire Co.. Has leased the
So POYDRA5 STREET, and hos fit,ed II up at consider.
able expense Tor the Patent Medicine busnes Having
every article in This ns he & sGcs
gwen all who favor him with their patronage.
The following list only comprises Of his extensive
assortment which and lc be furns TO the Trade
as reasonable terms any Qibes house In the South
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HOCk-Johannisberger Rudesheimer, etc. etc.
ET. Very superior Holland Gin Scotch. Irish, and Mo
nongshela Whisky French Corlias turacoa, etc. etc.
, ~ City retailers and country merchants supplied or
favorable terms
, EY Clubs and gentlemen furnished " hoice Wines,
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DCo 1900; Pinet, Castil.
lon & Co, hennessy, London
Dock, etc. etc.
SHERRY AmontilladO
Harmony. Imperial, Yriarte.
LObo, etc. etc.
MADEIRA Black burns
South Side, Howard, Marsh
PS9RTr@-e'TiSsssiaueen'. F. issi .opor.
to- bHSsG's hHSssH' IS bY@ '.s- chambs.
tin, sH 5sr%i5ags, E %S = s sts- { etc; D.. /.
Co. . H eli dsick, Schneider
| Creme de Bauzy, etc. etc,
| HIT. SAUTERNES-Cha
teau d'Yguem, etc. etc.
| CLARET-ChateauI.a I.afitte
4 i n q
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New Orleans May 13. 1851.
w. II. GARLAND, Treasurer
The following Quarterly Report of the Treasurer
was presented:
QUARTERLY REPORT OF THE TREASURER OF
MUNICIPALITY NO. TWO DR.
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A. H. DONALDSON,
No. 81 Camp street, Nsw ORLEANS,
IMPORTER OF CHOICE
RRANDIES-Sazerac, 1885, Otard, Dupuy q
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METAIRIE COURSE-Horses taken on Pas
1vl turage. Water is good and Grass abundant. N
Terms - per month. Apply to IAN
my4 limos c. &. ELLIS, at the Track. Na
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FINE WATCHES, JEWELRY, SILVER

ZINE WATCHES, JEWELKY, SILVEK-
l. WARE, etc. YOUNG Il co, No. Camp street,
ut a hand complete assortment Of articles
in The above WATCHES of the best Eng -
Gold and Silver. hunting and Ea
face Patent Lever and Duplex E.capenen full and
ieveled full and plate movements,
Watcher plan engraved, enameed, and this
Damondsa Of which fully warranted sr tins
and qualify.
Lsties' CHAINS Of the newest patterns.
Gentlemen's Guard, Fob aad Vest CHAINS.
SPECTACLES, God Silver and Steel, Tor all zights
Diamonds Breaspins and Rmgs-very cheap.
Ladel Breastplns and Ear Rngs-a large as sortment.
Pens, Gold and Silver HsdsIs, Points warranted
sgne Rings ether Stone Rings Wedding Rings, plain Gsd
Rings.
Thimbes Studs Collar and Sleeve Buttons
SILVER pure PLAIN and threaded
patterns, consisting Table and Tea Ds,ser uard and Salt
bpoons Dessert Forks Soup Ladies' Butter Knives
81 gar Tongs.
An Al, -ormsnt OF handsome Silver Cups.
PLATED WARE, censsins of Caston Candlssticks, etc.
Msntsl CLOCKS Of black, white aud gray Marhe
English Office Clocks, with Steel Winding Chains
t and visiting the city are respsctuy in
ved examine before purchasing elsewhere thu
whole the nssi quality not 70 be sxcsed BY any house t
- Particular attention given repairing Clocks Watches
Jeveiry. Canes and Diamonds reset. ns SIN
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EZY119|:!||:3Igl

THE DAGU ERREOlYPE SALOUNS, No.
q. S GamP street S sSn,n new oafd,nss iss now oP;a
examine the extensive collection Of PORTRAITS.
e1 These SALOONS have been maSnifcsaty tuIniahsd.
and every attention wfbe bestowed to give sasacon TO
patrons. n
Operating Room, constructed expressly for this with
an immense SKY-LIsHT, and by Nkw CHExicAL PR0,
in very short space o. time tony few .sconds exhibiting
graduation Of Light and Shade. without which Pictures can
not be hfs-lke.
kT A choice variety Of style Enamelsd AND En-
graved LOCKERS Of the finest Gold and best
suitable fer Minatures furnished al the msnniAe'ae'
prices. u. n
~ Artists supplied with sveU aScs. essS asna a 1ns Ds'
| d2A I'm M YS Camp syeet. New wOyiean1.
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DAJNTING DONE WELL AND CHEAP


DAINTING DONE WELL AND CHEAP.
l. A. BOWERS, SO long and tavoraby know as HoUsE
and SIeN PAINrER, dnOrm his friends and
the pubic in general that he has PAINT SHOP. al IVA
Magazine street, where he prepared to contract ioT exc
business. with the best ct materials. nj y
SALT-SALT-Celebra J. Tooe brand in
~ clean factory filled OF the above. either Coarse
or fine, will be delivered part OF the city 10 suit pur
feH JOHN ToOi.E. . hank Place
CISTERNS AND PACKING BOXES made
~ to order, and Jobbing done by
d3 iy rs John II. BEHAN. rs Camp st. near Julia.
RRANDY-2O half pipes Harett Il Co.'s cele.
- prated Brandy vintage 1885, landing tx ship Montreal
''1 ap,s So'oe"uA' '0 '' SAMUEL. WOLFF IS Camp st.
pUTTER AND ChEESE-l55 frkins prime
ID Western Butter 100 boxes selected w. r. Cheese,
landing ex steamer Gen Scott for sale by
APPS A. d. GRtEFF co 81 ~ and ~ od Leyee
GLASS LAMPS AND LANTERNS
" 80 packages GLASS LAMPS; .
and 2 h;h L.. ntis,sd !" The trsds al anuiactaSes
] prices. imhl2l E.WOOD PERRY.ss Magazine It.
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MORE THAN
10000 PEI r. SON S
HAVE BEEN CUREDs

TT is IMPOSSIBLE to give to the public an
adequate idea Of the which has attended the
administration OF the All Healing Ointment for the
months III perfectly astonishing witness the effects and
hear the praises bestowed this medicine No one could
conceive that single medicine possessed much virtne and
had power heal diseases But since it is known
that OF thousands have been cured friends will begin
viz that there would be single family in America who
would live day without possessing box of
McAllister's All-Healing Ointment,
If they but knew its VIRTUES.
cAlli,er An Healing Ointment restores perspirston n
the system By this those through
which nature off the impurities within. and thus
eves the body of diseases 1t thus that it cures consump
tion fvers scrofua, eryspes, asthma. salt rheum, sick
headache Qunsy throat rht scad head pa
in the chest Size and back dyspepsia Poison sore breast
bowels. kidneys and brain burns, ehilbains, niles worms
agues cold feet liver complaint. ulcers and oil fever sores
and inflammation ol every kind.
Grand Depot, ll Fultoa street, NewYork FOR sale by
apl5 3m Ia Magazine street
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every descrptinn.. COACH TRIMMINGS. u
LEATH En- and SKlNS-SkirtIne. Harnea, Bride, Sole
and Band leather Ol Top Sides and Hmes; Enamelied
Bag Hide. and Sides. q SKINS Wcol skins. Hog skps;
Skins, % colos and qualities; Chamoii asd Buck Skins;
Lace Leather Buffalo Robes. etc ..
Rubber Gin and Mache Bands Also, the Patent Suetchsd
Leather Bands; Saw Mill Bands; i.dia Ruebss Hoe;
Band Rivets, Lace and Band i;sahen etc etc
dTu SMITH & PRnTH, r, 81 AMI 81 t,0mmna Z.
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REMOVALS.

D REMOVAJ.-DR. MAceIsBoN has removed
~ No. 1853 Carondeiet street. doom above IIevia
street. ap0 I'm o.
D EMOVAL-Dr. FRYpINGKR has renewed his
~ office to- No. 50 Baronne sreet, thees doom Com-
mon street He will aitend as heretofore To -
calls, day or night MD4d
p REMOVAL-JAcoB SoRIA Notary Public, has
IL removed his former Office "a tiravieF CON-
missioner in Louisiana ios the States Of Missouri. sspp
and Alabama NH ~ 3m0s
p PEMOVAL-JoHN WILLIAMS, Cotton Facto
IL and Commission Merchant, has removed 81 GvayR
street. Ja1
D PEMOVAL-Dr. J. s. KNAPP, Dentist, has
~ removed his Office from l04 Common seet corner Of
st. Charles. his office and residences No. 10 Basonne
where he be found the constant practices Of his
protest. u in all its departments. JAZZ tjy1
DENOVAL-The Office Of the New Orleans
~ and Cartoion Railroad Company has been removed .
No. l2B, me street. N
d EN- JvAL.-R. H. MARR, Attorney at Law
has removed from No. II st. Charles street to No ~
Camp street, up stairs. M ly
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Mr.. Renshaw, as Chairman Of the Committee on
Streets and Landings. offered the following resolu
tons, and they were severaly adopted, after sus-
pending the rules:
Resolved, That the Surveyor be, and he is here
by authorized to have altered the grade of the gut
ter on Julia street, between Circus and st. Paul
streets, in order to facilitate the drainage.
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WATCHES AND JEWELRl

4 ID. ANDERSON, No. ~ st. Charles street ~
j Watches, Chronometers and Nautical lnstru- t>A
accurately adjusted. Philosophical and Elec
ucal Apparatus made order and repaired.
30h0ur ChFonomeers altered to run 81 hours sa5 Iy
Nl. maker and dealer in IEWEtRY, GOLD
PENS, FANCY ARTICLES, and WATChES:1k
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SODA ASH-200 tons high strength, and 20
~ tons Palm Oil, direct importation, for ty
spu HAYMAN q HOLDEN. sS Masazins 4.