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MAyoRALTY OF NEw ORLEANS. June 10, 1851

MAyoRALTY OF NEW ORLEANS. June 10, 1851.
NOTICE is hereby given in virtue of the above
l ' resolution, that will sell at my office, MONDAY,
the 3o inst, at IL O'Clock M 10 the lowest bidder, the
contract
/. For furnishing all the material and extending the
Steamboat Landing.
H. For furnishing all necessary MATERIAL and extending
Shipping Wharves Nos. 6, T. g. 8, 10, H. l2, 10 and IA.
The whole accordance with the plan and specifications
to be furnished by the Surveyor.
e2J A, D. CRossMsN, Mayor
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summer arrangement for the Departure Of the Cars.
THE CARS LEAVE

On Sunday the Cars leave every hour.
f- An OMNIBUS leaves Canal and Chartres street every
quarter of hour for the Depot.
~" Horse Car will leave the city depot every moning
at o clock for the convenience of fishing parties.
mhl7 II 3tlp j. w, SMITH, Superintendent.
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R. R. r.
RADWAY,S READY RELIEF

n
Is acknowledged By the true men Of America to
BE- the quickest and most e6eetual remedy
for the cure Of pain and tie nmova4
Of ats cause, q, the World.
rs the warning given of the presence Of disease,
and the prostraon of the system To stop pain
instantly our first great dederatpmhen to strengthen the
ou energy as to enable the system to ward oil attacks
OF disease. THIS we accomplish by
Railways Ready Relief, -
which prepared expressly for the instant relief of pain,
to strengthen, nvgorse, and to regulate the action OF the
has sS5y popua
fy II now prescribed , ny physicians every place as the
Neuralgia, Tic DOulOureux, Sick and
Nervous Headache,
who have used weak and usiectua! remedies iq vain
completely cured them 1t has stopped the mostexcucalng
'AAN' Rheumatism
fifteen minutes and cured the disease entirely in Tsnty &
always stop the pain in Nsmrslria, 1ss Or r. Tn1''
Every of neuragia where has been properly used
has stopped the pain few minutes Its continued use
disease.
Or nervous prOstraOn eaXatlon OF the musces-n ~
hours warns and invigorates every muscle
Pains in the Bones.
All pains and all aches feel its wonderful soothing anu
STRENGTHENING niuenee it instantly arrests the most severe
Jumping TOOth-ache.
II will stop the ianiazng oo-ache u lew seconds
This thousands of citizens Nervous pains 0
all kinds arrested in few by Railways Ready
Reiet.
Sick Headache.
99 out of 1000 it viii free from pain in 10 minutes and
the continued according directions will positively cure
EV Pnce-oO and I'd cents.
RADWAY'S INDICATED SOAP,
| As a beauti1ier OF the Skin.
snrpasse thing OF the kind the world, removes
Redness, Pmpes, Blo,ches, Pustues Teters, Rash II
cures Salt Rheum, Ring Worm, Heads. Sores, Pustu
lar Enptions 1t mpars health the skin and beauty tot
complexion As Nursery and Toilet Soap it beyond the
reach OF rivalry, and for Shaving purposes the best IN
use One cake OF Railways Soap will last longer Than three
cakes OF the same size OF any other Soap in 1t
the cheapest and best in the world w Price 70 GEMS
large cakes engraved wrappers and the Of R. g.
| hadway upon each wrapper.
| BEAUTY
| Is a beautiful hsad Of Lururtan Hair.
Radway's Circassian Balm.
The lady gentleman who desire, beautiful article
dress their Hair, advised to make OF Radways Cr
cassan Bami possesses advantages over all othe
ar oncs and preparation. First ceans-s the scalp iron
dahdruf gives tone and vgo the roots and bulbs uvg
oates TO healthy action the germ OF life, which gives to IN
mar healthy and forces the hair grow 1t cure
Bainess, stops the hair from falling ont, makes hne
ing dscoored 1t truly luxury dress the hair with hi
| tYT Sold by j. WRIGHT Il CO.
aplO eod&W 1y G.. N. MORRISON.
| IL Magazine st.
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Baby Walker.-An ingenious philanthropst in
New York, has invented machine which will
rival the baby jumper in the affections OF the infan
tile race. The instrument is termed "baby
walker" arrangement for directing the erring
steps of the ittla tDhn liuhs fail afford the
requisite support for such purpose. Its form
resembles somewhat common paror ottoman +,
though in the top is cut hole, into which the baby
is placed, and secured from falling. A small sad
die is suspended beneath the hole, upon which the
infant rests, its feet touching the floor. The saddle
is supported springs which give the up and
down movement at every motion OF the little occu-
pant. The contrvance is placed upon castors, and
can therefore be pushed around the room by the
youngster with the utmost ease. Boston Journal
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A CARDs
THE sanitary condition Of the city of New Or
leans exciting the attention Of the Board OF Heath
and the Medical Faculty, has led TO full investigation
th. reol and a compilation by Dr. Smond OF the stas
cal tables Of hygiene and m0rtuary facts which are laid be-
the community in OF lectures at iyceum ial
BY a careful examination OF the comparative health and
aly bills of Boston and New Orleans. at different Pc
RODS great discovered in both places, within
the last three four and The mainly attributable
In Boston. five years ago, Hydopaihy became mania,
and the SHOWER BATH, aiiordns the mos, economical
and convenient mode OF Treatment, readily adopted;
Hence the improved health of that city. The increased
health and consequent dminntOn OF the monuary bills 0i
Ne Oreans, greatly Attributable TO the of the Pc H.
RYAN BATHS BY at least SIX THoysAsp PERSON wh9'
the weather which they exposed
manifest by their ruddy cheerful feelings. and elastic
degree Of health Of which none can be assured unless
for sale at the manufacturer, E. WOOD PERRY.
ie3 I'm 6S Magazine street.
A lax..al / 81
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Pennsylvania Mercantile Law.-The NY Com
mercial Advertiser of the 18th thus notices decis-
ion of some interest and importance to NewYork
merchants, made by Mr.. Alderman Kenney, in
Philadelphia, on the 10Th inst:
1t is, we believe, the first instance Of prosecu.
ton under the ridiculous and unjust act of the
Pennsy lyania Legislature relating the selling Of
goods by sample. The Ledger says the facts given
in evidence were that Woodruff & Robinson, a
mercantile house in New York, sent franklin
Woodruff, 4 clerk in their Store, 10 Philadelphia,
with bill of adng, showing that they had
shipped quantity of mackerel to that port Be-
fore the merchandise had arrived, the defendant
sold to Mr.. E. J. Hurst, merchant there, 100 bbls.
of No. mackerel. They, however, had not arrived
when the sale was effected upon the bill Of lading
The defence that, as these goods had not been
sold by sample, card or specimen, the defendant
was not liable under the act-he having made the
sale upon verbal representations and upon the bill
of ladiDg, without producing any sample, etc. o.
the merchandise sold The alderman decided that
the object of the Legislature in assing the act
was " to provide for the taxation of non residen
| venders of merchandise in the city and county o
Philadelphia" the defendant offended against the
act in eifecting ,ales for house in NewYOrk
which had not taken out a license. The alderman
also held that selling by bill Of ladng, which con
| tanned the names of the owners and Iarticula
description of the qualify of goods, to wit: No
| mackerel, was selling by card, and that, therefore
| the defendant clearly came within The law. Th'
| fine of $500 was accordingly imposed.
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MILLER. HARRIS q WALDO,

CROCKERY, CHINA AND GLASSWARE.
HSg p. X. FELL tk CO., 81 COMMON STREET., :,
\A NewOrleans. Importer and Dealers, ehoiesGieh !
Ua.tors. CandiesicEs, Table Cutlery, japsnned ~
Walters, Goods will be offered at low prices and
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PONTCHARTRAIN RAILROAD.

EDUCTTOW Of PRICESI : - -
ON and after Sunday, the 18th inst the fare will
~ he reduced to Twenty five Gents for an ELcHrsion
Ticket to from the Lase The tickets will be collected
returning from the Lake. and only good for the
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Andthen such, and many happy faces! l
declare to you, srs, it was worth any week OF ordi-
nary existence to any person OF common sensi-
blity, to those poor creatures, OF whom we
scarcely think without shudder, or speak without
some sympathizng interjection, thus sm'ng
dancing, walking quietly round, or sitting apart,
eagerly watching the rest, and all evidently enjoy
ing the scene quite much as those on whom the
gates would not close at twelve o'clock.
Between ten and elven supper was announced.
The eating room was distant some fifty to seventy
FIVE yards walk, in the other part OF the large
buildings. And here again, came more astonlsh-
ment to me. Certainly never before saw /, or
thought I, there could be SO much "method in
madness" Quietly, orderly, and without being
told to do so the lunatics dropped into procession,
two and two together, and marched down towards
the tables. have seen far less order at private
parties, and never good at public house.
An excellent snpper was spread, but the inmates
of the asylum, | noticed, waited uniformly to be
helped. What was the source or cause OF this
good order, asked to myself. 1t could not be the
superintendent's presence only. True, he was
there, walking about the and through the
crowd as hosts ordinarily do and talking to al
alike, sane or insane, whom he chanced to meet
And observed the lunatcs particularly seek him
to talk to- as though fond of his company.
learn that DR.. Allen has introduced a sytem o
discipline into the asylum, which, taking To-
granted that even these poor unortunates are gen
orally accessible to moral influences, discard
almost wholly every thing like physical or corpo
real punishments acting as well by rewards a
penalties. No lunatic is suffered to be struck ;
blow, under any pretence. Dr. A. told me ihat n
found himself able, with perfect safety, under tn
present system of management to allow the unat
les privileges and liberties, far more than he ha
| any idea could be permitted them, till he tried tn
experiment. think the number of inmates at tn
asylum is now about two hundred and fifty.
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All policy holders whether for life or shorter teIus who
connus the till death, participate In the who's
Of the profits of the COMPANY. r,.h.,
Creditor insure the lives Of dentof mnfned wopal
GA .s 81 d s n ss ~. n. 20 asm
creditors. TRUsTkEs: -. .u
John Hagan, Joseph Walker, John 9 Allisons
Peter Conrey Jr, Maunsel White, VIM. f. Isverch.
Robert J. Ward. Samuel Stewart, Edward sparow.
A' PETsI ConkEr. j. President Board of Trustees.
Joseph w Stanton. J. Morgan Hall A;Xsn BibbeI,
John L. Lewis. Il. Barton. WinIam n " sf1ass nfsss
n. g. Hall, AndFeW Gan., NEG =. McCaiens
John L. Saf1arans, Geo. W. Smith. =. NJ Norman,
e. w. Se~ell, yunius Bebee, Y. u Snethens
Cornelius Fellowes, n; N. Cohen, ...
=. m Edw. Jennef Coxe.
John HA0AN President of the Company. ..
EDw. yRFNRR COxK, Vice President;
THomis HuNr, MI ID, ! Consultation.
n. G. HrlRTr. ActuaYy. e. l.. GoOLD, Attorney.
RicaARD Bris, NJ D.. No. III Magazine street Medical
Examiner who will be at the Office daily from l2h aP Il.
kV- This Company 10 prepared TO entertain appuoauon
for Life Insurance. and Poces all sound and healthy
White persons and Negroes at the Table Of Rates
by the Board which less than the rais charged by the
New York and London Offices and without their ctcr
a. to esidence in the South. BY the charter Dividends
Profits declared annually, and the pohs draw interest
and be made avaabs to the extent OF twotr
Of their amount where the has paid his in full
~ California PermtsNe lew ork and Lor ZION rates Pros
ance all papers to effect Insurance can be hal
at the office Of the Company.
~. Extensive Travelling PRIVILEGE DID . -.
Office hours, A. M,tu p n
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Specification

Of the Extensions to be made to the Ship
WharUss betWeen Gaiennie and Robin Streets.
Wharf No. will be extended further into the river 30 feet
hv feat
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CAPITAL, $500, 90

Thi. Company being orga
Aixesi, solely fos the protectlon
OF the policy holders and their
families against want and pow
efty, Ia in its operations a great
national benevolent institution,
conducted upon the most secure
and solid principles, and afford.
ing for a small annualsuin, paid
during life, a large and hand
some legacy to widows and chill.
dren after death.
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NEW ORLEANS,
- @M ys:sl.:IIssiEIis -. ~
MILNEBURG AND LAKE PoNTcHARTRAIN.
pOsTCHAnTiAIN RAILROAD COMPANY.
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Cv We have Just received per ExPRrss and are now
opening an invoice Of the finest stPERFUMERiES, SOAPS,
COSMETICS etc.. offered in this city. Customers
and visiton are respectfully invited call and examine our
stock which, feel satisfied. will please This assortment
consists Of
DoupLR Extracts, from the mos, exquisite Flower:
CoLosNxs from the Freuch, German, and American
LahoratoT es;
ToILKT SoAPs OF every variety and odOr; s-r
PoMATuMs from the manuac,orss OF Lubn, DupaytEsn.
Roussel, and others
SnAvING SOAPS AND CREAMS Of every description
POWDER Boxes AsD PUFrs; ToiLEr Powder. etc. etc.
Togeltrr with extensive assortment of
HAIR BRUSHES, TOoTH BRUSHES,
CoABs, NAIL BRusHEs, etc.
EV For saleat 7. LOUIS MASSEY'S,
EslO If comer Camp and Gravier sts.
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The Arab and his Ssrpsnss.-A Paris cores.
pondent Of the st. Louis Republican saws:


stopped to see some Of the numerous shows
which are in full operation during the holidays. I
found myself at last within circle where an Arab
was showing off with seven or eight great serpens.
wanted to turn and 70 away, but the crowd had
was obliged to remain witness Of certainly one Of
the most curious and frghtful spectacles ever Of
fered to the public. The snake charmer was seated
on the ground, sitter the fashion Of his country,
with his snakes all around him; two or three of
them were Of the most enormous size, almost as
large as full grown boa He would take them in
his hands, let them wind around his legs, arms
body, neck and head stick out their orked tongues
and kiss him the hands, the lips, the eye-lids,
and present their heads or tails to him, ~ he COM
manded them.
While the spectacle was proceeding in the most
successful way, one ef tho largest snakes slipped
of unnoticed BY th61 arab, or apparently 80, and
dragged itself sloh got out Of the crowd, every
body you may be sure, giving him clear space.
Just outside Of the circle two dogs were playing
together. The serpent sooner espied them, than
he raised his head; and in another moment was
busy in winding himself around the body Of one o
the unfortunate animals. The poor dog really
screamed with fright It was like the screams o
human being. ~ 's ssa.s f,slf5
The Arab NO sooner heard it and understood ths
cause, than he got up, went to the spot and with
out touching the serpent st all, spoke few words
and tie creature instantly uneoiled itself slowl!
until it left the dog free, and assure you one Q
the canine race never ran as fast as that dog did, a
soon as he got loose. The surprise Of the specta
tors OF this scene knew no bounds, and pieces .
silver were literally showered into the Arabs tur
| ban.
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Queen Victoria and Yankss Doodls-Hsr Ma

Queen Victoria and Yankee Doodle--Her Ma.
lesty Queen Victoria and the royal consorts have
been extremely attentive TO the United States pos-
tion OF the industrial Exhibition, and pursue their
walks through Yankee avenues, filled with works
Of art greatly to the satisfaction of Brother Jona.
than, who, albeit they revere the Republican
modes, seem highly honored at the royal coadescei-
sion. A few days ego she wa. present, and Mr..
Pirsson. Of NewYork cits, who has large double
grand piano in the American division, somehow OF
other forestaled his nsighbors by getting wind ol
her coming, and engaged four splendid performers,
and had them ell waiting. A. her Majesty ap.
preached down the grand aiale, he gave a signal,
and they struck up Yankee Doodle" with vari.
aiions, much to the Queens admiration, for she
leaned on the arm Of the Prince. and waited until
| it was over. Prison, with shrewd discrimination
saw by the pretty smiles that lit up her Majesty
face, that she was pleased with the national idea
and Immediately there was an encore. With the
promptness of Julien, he jumped upon the plat
form, seized cane, and using it for baton, ~
commenced that same "good old air." and hi
performers dashed throughit, executing the spark
ling but difficult variations with force and ele
gancs that again enchained the royal presence. On
elici,ed the chesrs and vivas Of the whole sssein
bly,. London Correspondence Of the N. Y. Spir
i of the Times. -
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the details q eiecfIons whicn seem 70 De e aroent
y contested e thsy are IN England Ihe grant q
seems to be generally objected TO- and il Is expected
that the new Legislature will greatly restrain or
abolish altogether this application Of the revenue.
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1iSiNgs Of Sir Joks Fy0ssktin.-Ths follow
ine communication appeared in the Dundee Ad-
v.,,;.s, AZ ths 25th ult II will ba s.en bv the
'e.'''', :, 'Ao .A ~ n
news ~ sne steamer Afcac' IN anotner cotumn'
that the story is generally credited in England
- ,t DuEp.E. JAY =. i@l;
Mr.. Editor-Through the medium Of your high
" respectable paper beg 70 lay the following i'm
portant particulars before the public:
On Saturday, 10Th ut., the whalsr Flors, Of
Hull, J. Robb master, who has been out one and a
hslf years cast anchor at Strom ness and sent her
letters snd papers By post A letter wss received
in Aberdeen On MONDAY. bv Mr.. John Douelss,
KIM street, from IN bro4Ssr. NJ. a. DouoIas'
r,s.s of ~ .eo,s..;d .h;n Il contain. ~. fcow'
.'e'e u Inc s'o'esa,o sup A. con'sans we '"o"
ing anecnng nsrrsnve:
In February last, our ships crew partially
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Watsring Placss.-Thsre are about fssr hun
dred visitors now at the White Sulphur Springs
Va, naabout sghsy It the Rlue Sulphur. =
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1EsDA7 MoRNrNG, AUGUST 20. 1851.

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49, sRcoND MUNIcIPALIrY.' ets'
DlsTnlcr Ne. l-Wasds aaa 4 eosndsd By Felicity
Road, julia. the River, Camp aAd Magsxins streets
DtsrRlcr No 2-Wafds 3 and I, bounded b. Felicity
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