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official.
Ortllnances and Resolutions OF second
Municipality Council.
mo. s2el.

No. S29l.
Resolssd, That the Treasurer pay the following
sums on the warrant of the Mayor, viz: ..,3,i..
To George G. Kirk, for materials furnished and
raising wharves, etc., during high water, three
thousand three hundred and seventy-two dollars
and ninety five cents. ss s..i n
To B. Olney, for repairing banquettes in the
Third Ward, one hundred and twenty. four dollars.
To the Clerk of the Fourth District Court. for
costs on suits against A. & J. Erwin, four dollars
To the Delta, for. advertising election notice,
eight dollars. 4tsse
To J. Froelicher. for conveying sick to the Char
ity Hospital three dollars.
To William Hopkins. for repairs 10 locks, etc.,
| five dollars
E Esssi.s E.s s 4 s. Ssss
No 1892.
| Resolved That the Collectors of Taxes on Real
Estate Slaves, etc, be, and they are here by, re-
qured 70 return TO the Treasurer all Tax Receipts
| for the year l949 remaining unpaid, on the hrst
day of july. 1851 in order that suit may be insti
tuted thereon, and 10 preserve the lien under the
is X; 81 ISL g. A5kSssakk Ri Ss;s
| No. $685.
.e Reso{red That permission is granted to b. r.
French to repair the wooden buildings in Caronde-
| lei street, between Girod and Heva streets, pro-
vided the same be done in accordance with the fire
| regulations, and the roofs to be slated.
ssS mr T. lss okossMAN Maso
/ 4e4s No. 1894. se
| Resolved, That permission be, and is hereby,
| granted to Samuel Baker, lestamenlary executor,
| 10 emancipa,e the slave Elizabeth Williams, a
griffs aged about forty years; and that said slave
be permitted TO remain in the State, when he shall
have given the usual bond and security, to be p
proved hy the Recorder.
Approved miS Mus g. ISL A. dRossMAN Mayor
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msnsu relief for INDIGESTION Dyspepsia, Jaundice, Liver
ComGlain Cenatpat and Debility curing after Natures
csssin preventive Of Cholera, as Keeps the stomach
and bowels In perfectly healthy condition m,
eest dissolve pounds Of roast beef IN about two hours
''''' ~ '''' scientinc Evidence.
Baron Lebig in his celebrated work animal chemistry.
sys; An artificial diseve fgd. ANALOGOUS TO the 6asliie
Jgcs may be readily prepared from the mucous membrane
o. as !, s Of The calf which ssS
Y the same manner As they would be IN the homan
~ Perss. in his famous treatise On Food and Diet, -
pubshed BY Fowler g. Wells NewYork page IS .tates the
me great fact. and describes the method Of preparation.
d romSe bis valuable wrns on the .'Physology OF
Desstcn obssryes that dim,nuion Of the due quantity
~ ns Ss,!e !sce Y p.ompeni and a prevailing
OF Medicine il london who was sevs,es afcsed with
ne HIDING every thing else to ia had
mas, which proved conple,ey successful"
" Graham, author Of the famous work on Vegetable
stomach Il rsSsrsd Il %s,s y Se u
tss property Ct di:.SS,as y.oas articles q food,
hs ct them in no wise diff
FIJI Ss SS s. ma,.
Of dsson From recent eIoetments we Know shss ooS
disovsd a. rapidy " an anic's digestive Aod, p,epared
frof Danesoo. Of jssroa cosss, fhiisdeIphis, in his
great work "Human Physiology" dsvotes more lba,
6fy pages e an exsmins ION Of this subject HIS sxper
from the living human stcm.ch. and fom animals wei
ano~n IL In al esse; he ss,s sissst,on occurred
f 'S srss so z y he 1s'a's Of h
i've ,hsss. sEATis. <. KENDALL = Co
q For yale also BY Druggists generally. mys3 "
SCOTCH AND BURTON ALE-Jost arrive
MA JOHN TooLE. Bank Piaes.
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4 WRIGHT & co. having resolved to stand unrvalsa II
- every department of their business agreed the
propretors and Agents Of all the genuine popular Paten
Medicines throughout the United States keep them con
aanty supplied with fresh and ample
lar below theusna market prices BY thus arrangement they
enabled to offer for the inspection of purchasers the
Extensive assortment which be found this any othe,
hy Having had many experience in the purchase
and sale OF Patent Medicines, they have acquired aete
or conducting this particular department liberia
GALE and prepared supply the trade prices
handsome per eentage his Investment, either Wesas
Or hetdu AT their establishment may be found III
The following list comprises part their assortment,
ian be furnished to Dealers from twenty
twenty five per cheaper than manufacturer regular
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SHAKESPEARE IRON FOUNDRY,

POS Gir0d Street, Nstc Orleans
WHEELER, Pc TEES & co, would res
w pertluy inform the public that they prepared
to do STEAMBOAT WORK, and build SUGAR MILL
and Saw NIL MACHINERY and RAlLRO AID WORK,
Turn Tables, Stay Plates Switches, Chairs,
the shortest notice and the approved system
Having Lahes OF sizes enabled to turn and
bore Iron and Brass work OF al most all kinds.
Orders for Columns, Pipes, Wheels, Furnace Mouths.
Crate Bars Store Fronts Iron Shutters and Doors Gal
and Tomb Raings Shafts and Puleys, Axes and Boyes
Girders, Stove Plates Venator Sash Weights etc., will
with prompt attention.
The Blacksmith Department fitted up to enable work mer
to execute any orders that may be received.
Orders from Plantations punctually attended to, which
pease address
WHEELER PETTEES & CO., New rleans La.
J. +. WHEELER, J. GEDDES,
l.. C. PETTEES, s. SWOOP.
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!2Y55YYgy 5{;5z!5|

THE DAGUERREOlYPE SALOONS No.
Il a3 Camp street, (Shif $ new buildings open
Tor The reception oil visitors who respectfully invited
examine the very extensive collection of PORTRAITS.
TO These SALOONS have been magnihcaGty furnished
and every attention will be bestowed give satisfaction
patrons
TT By the superior arrangement of the LsHT in the
an immense SKY-Ll6HT, and by a NRw CHEMICAL Pro
CESS used in preparing the Plates The Portraits produced
IN very short OF time (only few seconds) exhibiting
high degree Of perfection, with the proper and natural
graduation Of Light and Shade without which Pictures
not be e-hke.
graved LoCKETs of the finest Gold and best workmanship
suitable fer Miniatures furnished the acures'
prices
TT Artists supplied with every article used IN the D.
guerIeotype at New York prices. T.. JACOBS,
d24 tim No. SO Camp street, New Orleans
pERRYAN SHOWER BATHS-I have on
l. hand an extensive assert ment of SHOWER BATHS
which, for elegance and conyehepce uneqpaed by any
other bath made. E. WOODPERR 81 Magazine ST.
~ Shaver Baths rnnaired ynhl9
CHAMPAGNE-l5O baskets CoIbert's ecle-
- ,ated Sllery Mosseaux landing ex ship Old England
"S apis 'a'e' ''' SAMUEL WOLFF. s5 Camp st.
A GENCY OF THE OFALLON STEAM
"A MILLS, St. Louis-We will always be supplied with
sfHck e, 81 t1 PF isqce 9EsS9 q Flour o 90
NAlLS-lOO0 kegs Fall River Nails, in store
myi A"u F sf;t y KeNNErrx % Magazine st.
EOX'S STARCH-',UO coxes in store, for sale
= By A.p' eaiEEk " 90. Is, Az and n Old lsyss.
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Ths certifes that DALLEY'S PAIN EXTRACTOR
been used my family Tor Salt Rhegm of thirteen year
once aevated and they both entirely removed There
can uodoubt but this Medicine has all the that hs
Patent reclams for it, from what has fallen under obse
vaon added the respectable testimonials in its favor
by sho have used it in recurring immediate relief
o.eeruy recommend to the attention otthe afflicted
the use OF this invaluable saIve
Buffalo, N. Y. ROSWELL CHAPLIN
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ROSW ELL. CHAPLIN


OR. CoEsTIPkrIoF or THE BowkEEs
THE PAIN EXTRACTOR
Is the surest safest remedy for dseas
1t will positively relief in the cases. and se
all the old remedies failed Persons have frequent
called at office with astonishment their
that they had used for other diseases upon
their bodies the bowels and that copious
resulted from it. This result will tlways follow tborous
rubbing of the Extractor the bowels when they
Let the experiment bs tried perfectly safe: am
In instant ecan the Pain Extractor 90 harm.
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She broug hit to my bed box and applied sores,
felt immediate wherever touched me, and begged
for enough annoint thoroughly Ii obtained and
new life seemed invest To the burning and
in the chest made Pills of it, and took them, which
aeon cured me- my life your valuable Extract, |
being and have been since early
pthe year 1912. kERZlA FhENCH.
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DAILY CRESCENT.


=
Il ~ M. AIR Poe. t~ith shasp Sicko not by
Once upon midnieht ssDrmyys lone bachelor
attorney pondered many curious volume OF his
he1R's (ergosten lore while be nodded, nearly
saspi.g, suddenly there came : tapping, ., Of
5csr aiis he spirits, \" and he started. rap
ring 1t my chamber door. Oh, for help! I'm
fhss ~ - chsabsr fitting, mot even once
rermi,tne n % " into the closet or to get be-
f117 ~ iSer,) came the ghosts Of fond hearts
X -. {silh many . ring and other token,) and
49, ~ tkem down bsside him on the dusty book
etrftu lcor, sat them down amid The volumes Of
naps miserable lore Quosh the lawyer: what a
Il must be something serious this is certainly
nysterious, quite an advent Of the Spirit-resur.
rsetion CON Gm0re. But l understand them
ncstly Here there came rap ghostly, thai
~ could no more dissemble as he has done hereto
for, ssd his face grew pale and paer he startet
- ~ 2eor, down he fell upon the floor
TIA there came clatter, and his teeth begar
= eahtteF, ~ the spirits gathered round him, ant
Z aeonsed him very sore how, with handsome fac,
" smiling, and with winning words begung, h,
had charmed away the senses Of fair maidens BY
the score and each lass had fondly fancied 'twa,
her he did adore. Quoth the lawyer: :" Never
more ~
Startled at the stiffness broken by reply SC
aptly spoken for the answer strange enough, quite
relevancy bore they began noisy rapping-
sort Of spiritual cspping, which the lawyer thought
could Be but fashionable encore-and again, as il
his soul in that word he would outpour, did he
Qrosn out !" Nsvermore
Presently bis soul grew stronger: hestatine
then no longer Oh !" said he, Sweet spirits
your forgiveness l implore: on my knees to every
shosts.s, who to love has played the hostess vii
promise to recant the many faithless things
swore. VIII you promise then to leave me ? ,
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RHOOEIYS WAREHOUSE COMPANY.-The
- BROOKLYN Warehouses Agers, opposite Orleans,
in readiness receive PRODUCE from the WEST
and MERCHANDISE from the NORTH, intended for re-
Shipment Having 1900 feet front the with wharves
in front of the Warehouses by which goods immediately
conveyed without exposure to the weather. ample
will be found the dischargins OF
loading of shiDs.
Charges liked low rates, and aceommoda
ton offered to the Merchants the city the Shippers in
the county. II the wish of the ompany to equal
the conveniencesof the Alta itc Dock, OF New York
Persons Interested in transmitting Mercha ndise invited
to visit the premises.
Office, corner of Magazine and Lafaye Streets New0r
leans. T. J, CASEY, Secretary.
References. Il r. Geddes Price Frost n Co: j. w.
S,"utnn " 20: X + Ninhrs isf If
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A house in Wall street, Network, in come ction
with the California trade. but whose has for long
while past been greatly deprecated. reported having
failed on Wednesday.
Letters from Berlin say, As fruits of the late
war there At present in the Romano and South Scavo-
MIC districts Of Hungary Is 900 widows and 5000 orphans OF
solds, almost entirely without food. clothing. shelter
Letters from Egypt. dated March Is. describe
nmcnmfu language the destruction of ancient temples
etc., and state that little hope exists of preserving
colossal statue at Msmphh the finest in Egypt.
man in North White Creek has a hen which
laid egg measuring eight and sixteenth inches in cir
cqpfssncs. the onss way. and elk and five eighth nche
ths othsr This i a. esE worth backing about
In q court In Delaware, last week, negro was
indicted for stealing gun from man Of his own ,o and
wa consnded that. the law obds that class Of perons
owning fire the taking Of the gun not larceny
The court decided that the indictment could mot stand and
The prisoner DISCHARGED.
On Wednesday afternoon, William B. Wilson,
N. D.. Of Philadelphia. arrived the Washington House,
from Washington. d. O. and while engaged in taking some
etsshments fell dead upon the floor from hemohags of the
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STAR CANDLES-500 boxes best Cincinnati
sps Al. GklEFg y CO. % " and q ola l4ys-.
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MADAME EMERY, the Seventh Daug liter of
Iva the Gypsy Family, begs leave inform the Ladies
and Genem of New Orleans that her stay here Will be
at her residence No 3o Mag street. between Inia
the m of the PRESENT ana the FUTURE.
tV Ladies and Gentlemen wishing to know the circum
that surround and likewise their pros
pecs, will do well by calling on Madame E.
fV- Price 50 anal I'm
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TT - " - ~
+ ARROLLTON LINE-Departure OF Trains
FROM NEW ORLEANS:
Horse Carsia paat A. M, quarter past and half
HIM.
Steam Trains M, and every hour afterwards until
M: ncusively in summer, and until quarter past IL
winter. FRI
FROM CARROLLT0N;
Horse Cars A. M, and l0P. M.
steam Trans7 and every hour afterwards until
M. inclasvey in SUMNER and until halEpast p IL
winter. d $40. 4e-aa
Farel5 Children under 10 years and servants IOc
EE Summer arrangements commence the third Mon
day In February and end second Monday in November
Lafayette Line.
These 10 and from he Depot No IS Baronue street
DEPARTURE OF CARS:
ln winter. from Lafayette .............6S7 7xAM.
. Depot, Is Baronne st.,.....7 IA IS Am.
In sumner from Lafayette ................6 IA Am.
:. lepot, 10 Baronns .61a ~ AM.
Aer which the leave each and every fifteen minutes
until6 O'Clock p. NJ III
Then. at s1, 8. 10 and II p. NJ, from the Depot
And at 81, 91s and i0d NJ, from Lafayette.
Eare-l0 cents. Children under IL years. half price
~ Noa-Specal Night Cars for parties balls meetings
etc., supplied when required mhsi iy
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French LalsSNUge,

PROFESSOR A. Observation-Disclosures Les
20 7sn the above. TRANSACTIONS from Engshin,o French
E apDy a. The office of b. esren the corner of
Apnlla and faliope street, al
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FEMALE MEDICfNE. ''

Dr. Townsends sarsapanle sovereign ano speedy GU
Falling Of the Womb Costvenes Piles, Leuehorhoes,
Whites, DISTRACTED difficult Mensuuaton, incontinence
of Urine involuntary discharge thereof and for the general
pYosation of the sysem-no matter whether the result OF
inherent produced by eguanty Illness o.
accident Nothing be surprising than It's
effects on the human frame Persons all weakness and assl
tude from taking become robust and full OF
under Influence. 1t Immediately counterscts the nerveess
Of the female France which is the great Of barren
1t will be expected Of in of delicate
nature b certificates of performed, but
the afflicted that hundreds Of cases have been reported
children after using few bottles of this invaluable medicine,
baye basn blessed with fire healthy offspring.
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DOCTOR FRYER,
THE INDIAN DOCTOR.

rs regular graduate of Natures wide Botanic
1 Garden and Common Sense Medical College, and has
made The study oil Herbs his profession for thirty and
daily cures patients than any other physician
Orleans
IL Office hours from O'Clock A NJ till O'Clock NJ.
EE All orders enclosing s5 postpaid will be thankfully
received and punctually attended 10.
to Residence and office No. 35 FRENoHMEN STREET,
Third Municipality, New Orleans
mYl3 Il w K F. FRYER. Indian Doctor
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was nine year under medical skill IN the cities OF Ne
York and Albany Aborng under the most distressing Fry
sipelas attended inflammation of the kidneys, and
bleeding Piles dee liberated with large nmps of the size
The urinary secreons stopped for days. when distress
came iniolerabe dy cracked and the roof OF
my neck in burning heat, that cold
did MT cool it,
In this misery onged TOR death, and
coyeyy w Mrs. Jes,uD desired IN
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x IL Y SIP Ell A 3.

For Eryspeias the PAIN EXTRACTOR Is nvaluabie.
Other remedies MAY make the disease disappear little
time but it is driven in, and will re- appear ne same
some other place. The Pain Extractor however draws
|
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TO MOTHERS AND MARRIED LADIES.

This extract of SaTsaDsa has been expressly prepared
reference to female complaints No female who has
suppose sppIoachna that critical PERIOD The Tu'r
of Life " should neglect take preyentJ
for any of the horrible diseases which feu
subject this time of life This period may be delay
for years by using this medicine Nor less vaua
BILE for those who approaching womanhood as IS cat.
cuated the blood and
ating the system Indeed this medicine Invaluable for
the delicate diseases which subject. 1t braces
the whole system permanently the natural
BY removing the impurities the body 80 faI stmua
prnoe cbis thu of
most medicines taken for female weakness and disease ~
using a bottles of this medicine and painful
sure zeal operations be evented.
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FITSl FITSl FITSl

L - 4
Dr. Townsend not having tested his SaapaIla in caser
of Fits of course recommended it, ard surprise
to receive the following intelligent and respectable
Farmer of Westminster county, -
FoRDHAM, August IL, 1871.
Or. Toronsena-Dear Sir: have little girl seven year.
of age who has been several years afflicted with Fits;
tried almost everything for but without at
although we could find recommendation in circulars
for like hers, thought, as she was in very delicate
health we would give her of your Sarsapala
very glad we did, for only restored her strength, but
has had no return Of the Fits to great pleasure and
prise She fast becoming rgged and hearty TOT which
we fee grateful Yours, respectfully,
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IN Nunuay The Cars leave every hour,
~ An OMNIBUS leaves Canal and Charres s,rse, s,o,
Quarter OF an hour Tor the Depot. ~ e'''
EF Horse Car will leave the CITY DEPOT every M n ,ir
at o'clock for the convenience OF fishing pares 's
mhiI u 5t2p J. w. SMITH, Superintendent
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TKlSoRAPHIc BLUNDERINGs--The telegraph
communicated the death of the Rev. DR.. Erskine
Mason. in New York, on the 14th, to the Boston
papers, in the following fashion,
Rev DR.. Eskinefason, Pastor of the Blocker
street Presbyterian Church, died this morning"
This is something like the address letter
received in the London Postofiice some years
since, fSrcmphreydavy,' which puzzled helearned
OF the metropolis for time to discover that il
was intended for Sir Humphrey Davy.
few weeks ago, dispatch was received a
Utica, or some other prominent point in the Stat,
Of New York, which ran thus:
Frederick Hall referred to Daniel Webster"
Most people thought that Frederick was in bat
way, inasmuch as the Great Expounder is just, al
well a. generous. They sympathized with him
although they did not know him, but were relieve,
by asubsequent dispatch, which said:
FdnsuI Hall rel used to Daniel Webster"
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900 . " T E R F E 1T S !! Ii

COunterfeits Abound!
All other falsely named PAIN EXTR ATORS arsCou
tereits of DALLEY'S. The worthless who sell ther
hope that by stealing name they induce the publ,
believe that their the virtues of
articles. Buy of none but authorised Agents.
UAhemd to thepecuisar ni@rks upon the gen.
uine and observe that the name, 9 H. DIAL.
LEY" be WRITTEN WITH A PEN an attersn'
coiored Ink, the envelope of each boo @na tl@i
no other be upon it,
f General Depot for the United States where all order
addressed will be promptly executed.
II. BAILEY IL CO.,
AIS BroadDay, NeD YORK.
o U T HERN EPOT,
161 Chartres street. New Orleans.
Where all Dealers in the States of LOUISIANA, ALA
BAMA, MISSISSIPPI, KENTUCKY and TENNES
SEE and the City of ST. LOUIS, in the State OF Is
SOURI,, will be promptly supplied.
John WRIGHT d CO.,
au2O sru p-ns-ni Hgeqts fo~ raiS Tsr-ita~
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Will mot taks II is odd that's all. To be
pleased with what is simply odd, without a new
phase Of elegant taste, is offensive to fashionable
ladies'; while to court a novelty which is neither
more tasteful nor more comfortable, is against the
principle in dress sacredy observed by ladies' Of
sense.
A few Turco-N New York ladies' have appeared in
the new dress, and number Of newspaper editors
have INDUCED their propensity for small talk on
the occasion. A sensible lady in Syracuse ha.
written as only women can write on such topic
(" As | am woman, naturally feel interested
in the proposed change in woman's dress, and
therefore beg little space in your paper for
or two. Having this morning accidentally OBJ
served lady dressed after the style, and per-
ceiying no change in her garments except skirts
shorter than are usually worn, and heavy looking
pantalettes, feel desire for some information
upon the subject. Will any of the ladies' la
INfke, please enlig hten the ignorance of us who
dress PAmerique, as to the advantage they derive
from the new mode Does it free the chest, and
give room for the healthy action of the heart and
lungs? Does it relieve the hips and abdomen of
their ruinous burden? If it consists in mere
shortening Of skirts for the weight Of which is
substituted pair of hot and cumbersome panta-
lettes, how is our dress improved? can see that
for walking in the wet and snow, for going up and
down stairs and perhaps for some other purposes,
the new dress would be convenient. But it must
also be inconvenient 1t will afford inadequate
protection for the feet and ankles in cold weather,
especially while riding, and in warm weather it
will be less cool than the present arrangement
Short ladies' will object to it, and with good reason
ash will lessen their apparent stature by three OF
four inches, and one likes to appear diminutve.
A change in our dress is desirable, and ifit be
made comfortable convenient and tasteful, it will
be rapidly adopted. If any lady will instruct us
about thsse matters we shall be much obliged"