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- NovEhhhbhr or THE OhFN' SAAaSs W
AnEascA, A. D., 1851
The Executive.
MILLARD FILLmoRE, ofN- r. President
WuIIAm X Kmc, of Alabama Vice President
The Cabinet.
DxsrEI WEBSTER, of Mass Sec. of State.
THoMAs CoRwIs, of Ohio, Sec. ofthe Treas.
VILLAS A. GRAHAM, OF N. c. Sec. ofthe Navy.
CaAxLEs M. CONRAD, of La. Sec. of War
A. III. II STUART, of Pa Sec Of Interior
NATHAN X. HALL, of N. Y. p. M. General.
JoHs J. CRIrrESpEs, of Ky. .EAu. General.
The Judiciary. +
SUPREME COURT OF THE UNITED STATES.
ROGER b: TASEr. Of Maryland Chief Justice.
JOHN MCLEAN, of Ohio Associate.
JAMES M. WAYNE, of Georgia
JOHN CATRoN, of Tennessee
JoHs MCKINLEY, of Kentucky
PETER " DANIEL, of Virginia Z"
SAMUEL NELSON, Of New York
LEVI WOODBURY., OF N. Hamp.
RoBERr c. GRIER. of Penn
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Democratic majority in the 3lst Congress
Wing majority in the 30th Congress
Democratic gain
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Gesssstsee Medicine WsyvelsOsgse,
No. lHl Chartres St. New Orleans.

WRIGHT Z CO. having resolved to stand unsivaled In
department Of their business have agreed with the
rop!ston and Assas Of a the genuine popular Patent
saly supplied with fresh and ample assortment at rates
nr below ne usual market prices BY this Arrangement they
are enabled to offer for the Inspection of purchaser the
extensive assortment which be found in this other
CITY. Having had many experience in the purchase
and sale OF Patent Medicines, they have acquired facilities
tor this pacaa, department. the most liberal
exceedingly low that the purchaser cannot fail to realize
handsome per centsge his investment either WhOsse
or heda. AT their establishment may be found fu
assortmsentof ALL GENUINE PATENT MEDICINES.
Inc following t c9mpses part of their assortment, and
per cent cheaper than manuiacturers regular
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DALEY CRESCENT.


mi ~ = ~ n n m 4 4
z IN IKE VI -.
'a1'ss'' 'aa ~ :, aos
God mas cfwneo
Another chord from out the mighty narp~
~ so9ndlnE ages and Us aying wai'
sle4ts4 On sne m g ~, m.'as s Ar
Thar eho's se'f--ihe snaoo" OF q soundi
2T6n k3rsh Of Time was music, when the stars
Sfsc533 nm orchestra psaled the overture
{To wong Creation's dfama; and the hour
When " Time shall ne no more Wili ny away
Mid trumpet thundsrs' ma!saan ~ U nos's
kspm every realm tne ailnles y sne LIN
The silver chord j looeed. The parting year,
With I'll it, wild and htfdi melody,
II <S9led haruo1y Of JOY and woe.
md se1ssaut cAosus Of continual change,
I. n9s1eq - ever wn.ie .ne Lyfe OF lime'
~ ~ Is.5a-.or ~ ~ VIC HS - 4
433s S =: o.s ~. ~, ~ sTo,. Me symphony
4 ~ ~ ''l'n'''s q '"e r"'ure giioeo page
Cd shattered harpstring crushedto silence nov
Thy many braided riusic-cold and still
a. n.he eser.Peanng sntnem! haptufe .sweiled
LILY LIcI hsas;. IiIas s.gneu1
~ Ic.u , w - VIII s. s,'s sh ,ue
~ - Asyso ~ ,...'ns as = WEI. run sneo
NJ 10y. uo" cn ny 'eAnetN neie tne gush
~ ~ ,es.al Ioeucm mlng'ed ~ me STRAIN
~ no!y a1ofatiols anu 'he Will
" dying dlrges crept along the chime
" ctQna endal bs!s--a ooding tone
Mst pennng pesssons rolling rhapsody-
And narrowing voices nom the shrieking shades
Smote sharply on the pealing pean proud
VI naughty v'ct'f M,d them all arose
Inc fIanAc yell Of u4Q(uton dire
And Freedom tremhseas m her mountain hold,
Her banner wavered on its craggy height. :
Her eegse aiiered on ms pinion bold, might
AND screamed with terror through the rushing
Unni Me iearfui cnant swept wildly on,
S ana dled above the grave OF WASHINGTON
gttftls4 .s.ll..Its.f
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DOMES TIC POR rs.

ess> CHI AHLksTDAA AND HAVAk A
RMENE< Packet - United States Mail Line betneeR
- =, Charleston and Haoana, via Sara9naa and
Inns hoo burthen, has resumed her regular trips from
CHARLESTON Is. z. ito HAVANA, leaving Havana
for CharesonSh and d of each month"; leaving Charles
ton for Havana on the 1st and 18TH
RATES OF PASSAGE:
Havana to Charleston Savannah
Havana to Key West. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 30
For further particulars apply to
NJ. c. MORDECA1, Charleston, or
L. ]. HART & co. 70 Tchouplouas st. N. Orleans.
AGENTS at Hava ma, DRAKE BROS co.
~ Passengers leaving Havana BY tins chip can reach
baltimore the Fifth Day BY taking the Land Route and
New York and Phade mia the time by taking the
Steamship to those ports. dc 2aw
a4 FOR NEW YORk-The fast sailing coppered
AIfE brig HAMLET, Crawford master, having large
- part of her cargo engaged, will have dispatch For
freight of rs hhds Sugar and deck load apply board
r. w. DEAN So Grqvier ST.,
jail orto VIM. j. DEWEY, IS Graver st.
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LETOURNOS
C K L f b IL A II e ID G o U G III A N ID Y

100000 Reward for more eilectual remedy for
the cure of CoUGHs, COLDS, ASTHMA, In
FLUKSzA, COsUMPTION, GROUP
AND SORE THROAT.
THE extraordinary success of the LETOURNO
l. CELEBRATED COUGH CANDY in the cure Of
Coughs, Colds Asthma, Influenza, Consumpton, Group
and Sore Throat warrants him in recommending to those
who may be afflicted as sure and certain remedy and a:
being unsurpassed by any thing Of the kind Every family
should be supplied with 1t, to be used preventive in
of Coughs, Colds, 1t is only efcacious in its
exercise bn rendered paa,abe to the taste that chill
dren will II without the least coercion 1t quack
nSstrum but genuine remedy of known and established
efficacy. For sale wholesale and retail by
p. l.. MASSEY, Apothecary,
corner Camp and Graver streets
EV Deaears supplied liberal discount Agents fol
LkTURSo. jal0 ostfJ 7. l.. MASSEY.
ITO PHYSICIANS AND PLANTERS.-
L Johnson's Pa nj RECOILING SPRING LANCET.
This invention supplies at all that be desired in
Lancet without any of the disadvantages incident TO the or
binary Spring Lancet heretofore made Of can be adj
justed the ncision required that cannot vary from he
point intended and the reco Of the point instantaneous
ply Just received, for sale by Y. L.gMASSEY,
dl6 corner Camp and Graver streets,
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SHIPPING.
FOR CALIFOR MA.

49,. FOr CALIFORNIA, via tho lsTHNIUs
EXkfA OF TEHUANTEPEC:-The pioneer Of this
route. the frst clas and iavoIte ste m h p
wharffoot Of Girod ST.. for CQATZACQALCOS RIVER,
touching al Vera Cruz, on THURSDAY, February sth, al
rVs The ALABAMA will ascend the river about forty
miles She will stop Vera Cruz only lew hours. The
travel IN San Francisco is shortened nearly A miles, The
cost is greatly reduced will be observed by reference to
the rates below The country be uaversed n healthy.
Mnles and horses can be obtained There and com.
modious soppage Noestablshed Of travel has
who propose to give their Immediate attention tot but
while they afford the opportunity, that the public should be-
acquainted with route Of communication winch VIII
very soon become the great highway
RATES OF PAssAGE' Am M
In sseesage .s ..ch nesenser Freiebt
IS cents per cubic foot , IA,
ports from the Mexican Consul ,.,,
EV An experienced Surgeon attached to the vessel
iai6 O. j. MEEKER u Co 66 POydras ST.
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church to ring the bell OF said church AT all alarms
Of fire; and that the compensation of said Sexton
be fixed at fo.ty dollars per month, he conforming
to an ordinance passed March 9, lS4S, and all
other ordinances and resoluti.n ms now in force, in
relation to said matter.
Approved Jan IS. ISL. a. d. CROsSMAN. Mayor.
No. 3l19.
Resolved the First and Third Municipa hties
concurrng, That the Treasurer Of this Munich
pality will pay on the warrant of the Mayor, its
proportion of S2500, according TO the assessment
rolls of 1850, retaining fee to the Hon Daniel
Webster, to defend The interest of this city in the
McDonogh bequest, before the Supreme Court of
the United States al Washington.
ResolUed, That the Mayor be, and is hereby re-
quested solicit the corporate authorities of the
City of Baltimore to contribute like sum of $780,
in order to secure the valuable services of Mr..
Webster.
Passed JAM q, 1851 T. A. JOHNSON, Pres't pro tenn
Approved Jan. "a, 1851. A. D. CROSsMAN, Mayor
No. 3l2O.
RESOLVED, That the Mayor be, and he is hereby
requested TO give the usual notice that election
will take place in the Fourth and Fifth Wards OF
this Municipality, on Monday, the third day OF
February next, to fill the vacancies created by
the death of the late Alderman Spared Hale, o.
the Fourth Ward, and the resignation of Alderman
Geo. C. Lawrason, of the Fifth Ward, under the
Inspectors and Clerks named for the election OF
Surveyor, to be held on the same day.
Passed Jan "a, 1851 T. A. JOHNSON, Pres't pro tenn
Approved Jan %, 1851. A.DCROSSMAN. Mayor.
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TO GARDENERS. Two SQUARES OF
GROUND, on the New Shell Road, Common street, viii
pe leased on very favorable for number Of years
n6 If EDWARD IL. PoMRoY. % Common
pURE ESSENTIAL OILS, ETC.-Per recent
Oils consisting Of Beisamot Lemon. Lavender Rosemary.
Juniper, Peppermint, Thyme, etc. Also-50 Pure
- d.amn and Gravier sts
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U. s. Mail Steamship Company.
e<r,=,. FOR CALIFORNIA, HAVANA AMI

FALCON, H. J. Hartstene, y. 8. N, com.
mander having been thoroughly repaired and improved has
resumed her place the line, and will leave from her wharf,
opposite the Place Armes. with the Government Malls on
Thursday the 18th instant, at O'Clock A. punctu-
tually. :.
~" This Company has now four new and magnificent
Steamships. the REPUBLIC, COLUMBUS lsTHMUs and AN
rELoPE running monthly the Pacific side from ana
ma to San Francisco The connection at Panama being
complete it will be carefully kept up therefore, passengers
rely meeting with no detention at that place except
the usual stay in port. ri.
t" An experienced Surgeon accompanies each of the
COmpany's steamers.
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MAyoRALrY or NKw ORLEANS, Jan. 81, 1851. +
NOTICE is hereby given that will sell, in virtue
9f the above resolution, at my Office MONDAY,
18th day OF February next at O'Clock. the loves
bidders the specified in the above resolution and in
Accordance with the specifications be furnished by the Sur
veyoy, fell A. ID. CROssMAN, Mayor.
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NEW ORLEANS EM..:aAST q nEMITTA,

10 - ~ a.
VIE undersigned, at his old established Office confines to
ACCOMMODATING persons DESTROYS of RENTING money 10 their
e ss IN England Ireland Scotland, with Sterling Sight
ms, and In $40 suit lie also as usual Continues hnv
~ psssengers brought from Liverpool this city on good
shs ana reasonable terms Parties living at a distance by
)mptly attended to- JOIiS T00J n
slO i'm Ak Rant plocs
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No. 3lOS

ResotUed, That the Treasurer and Comptroller
be and they are hereby authorized issue notes OF
the Municipality in settlement of any sums due by
the Municipality, orin renewal or extension of any
notes or other obligations Of the Municipality, Pro-
vided, that such notes shall not be issued for a
longer period than Twelve months, nor at a rate of
interest exceeding Sper cent per annum: this reso
luton to be in force during the present year and no
longer, and that the Treasurer report TO this Coun
Gil monthly the amount of the notes so issued.
Passed Jan. a. 1851 T. A. JOHNSON, Pres't pro tenn
Approved Jan. ~, 1851. A. ID. CROSSMAN, Mayor.
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No. 3109.

Resolued, That the resolution adopted December
9th, $780, instructing the Treasurer to deposit the
sum of two hundred thousand dollars in the Branch
of the Louisiana State Bank, to the credit of the
Board of Lquidators. is hereby repealed
Passed JAM a. 1851. T. A. JOHNSON, Pres't pro tenn.
Approved Jan. %, 1851. A. d, CROSSMAN, Mayor.
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GAuTION.

Owing to the ss,access and immense sale OF Dr. Iown
Agents. have comb need making Sarsaparia Extracts,
Exirs Btters Extracts of Yellow Dock etc. They gene
nave stolen and copied advertisements they onH
worthless limitations, and should be avoided. ,u,. NJ,
York; Redng Co., stas street Boston Pyot :, 4,
eist baltimore p M Cohen Charleston los South Pearl
sfrsst Albany; P. II. McGraw, NatcheZ; and by all the
Tinted States West Indies and the Canadas
]. WRIGHT, Isl ChdrtrGs street,
d3 SOLE AGENT, New Orleans.
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Jd4 JAMES X. JENNINGS, dseIlt.
81, FOR CHAGREs AND SAN JUAN. Nica:
<fSN ragua-The fine and fast sailing brig INDIAN
- QUEEN, (burlen 200 tons Varny, master. is now
daily expected and will have the quickest possible dispatch as
and has excellent accommodations cabin and Storage
passengers For freight or passage, apply to
"a. FOB SAN FRANCIsCO-Calitornia Regular
SExE Ine,The A, coppered and fast ship AT Ihats
and will have all possible dispatch. This ship is of the first
class and well found in respect For freight or passage
apply to WIN. J. DEWEY, 50 Gravet st.
to- This ship will be consigned to the address Of Mesrs
CLIFFoRp CARR Il Co San Francisco d23
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AUCTION NOTICE,

THE undersgnsd having formed Coparneshp for the
ton Of general AUC7TON and COMMISSION BUSINESS
under the firm Of L. TAYLOR Co. ready rscei,,
consgnmens at their No 81 Chas street. Custom
house q fzssS- 2 &c
Liberal cash advances made upon them
~ Out door sales attended TO with promptness. X
= e ESTES, Esq., No l0i William street, Newly ork snt
FRANKLIN GREEN, jr. Milk street. Boston, their duly
- Nm GARDNER SMITH
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No ALL

No. Bill.
Resolved, That the Secretary is hereby author
lied to have printed five hundred copies of the
port budget of the Finance Committee, presented
on the 18th of November last.
Passed Jan. q, 1851 T. A. JOHNSON Pres't pro tenn
Approved JAM q, 1850, A. ID. CROSSMAN, Mayor.
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No 3IIl-

Be it ordained That the Collectors of Taxes on
real estate, slaves, capital and personal property,
and other dues to the Municipality, not provided
for by existing ordinances, shall be entitled to the
following commissions on the said taxes and other
dues that may be collected by them, to-wit:
On collections to the amount of 100000 first
made by them, commission of per cent.
On the collection of 5000 900 thereafter, COM
mission of II per cent? and the residue of their
collections 81 per cent.
Be It further ordained, That all ordinances or
resolutions relative to the collection of taxes on
real estate, slaves, capital, personal property, and
other dues, conflicting with this ordinance, are
hereby repealed
Passed JAM a. 1851 T. A. JOHNSON. Pres't pro
Approved Jan. %, 1851. A. ID. CROSSMAN, Mayor
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ro MoTHERs AND MARRIED LAplt:s.

This extract Of SBrsapaa been expressly Prepared
reference female complaints No female has reason
she appIoaching that critical PERIOD Tuu
Of Life, should neglect to take it,
for of the horrible diseases which emae
subject at this time of life This period be delayed
for several years by using this medicine Nor vaun
ehatss 5aas nature 81 the blood and u e5
ating the system Indeed, this medicine invaluable for a.
the delicate diseases which subject 1t ao
the whole SYSTEM permanently the natural energies,
by removing the impurities OF the body, far stimuli.
ting produce subsequent relaxation wi CHS the
medicines taken for female weakness and disease BY
using few bottles of this medicine and panfu
surgical operations may be prevented.
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OFFICIAL

Surveyors Once. Municipality No. Two.l
JANUARY "a, 1851.
II x virtue Of the resolution of the Council passed
* I'D January. 1851 hereby give notice to the owners
and 9ocnpants ~ lands and buildings within and adon
ING N l.e: ot Cemmgsoia Plaee that shall take pos
SAD !. ComnMclai Place, will run from Camp to st
ChaIes strees IN The between Poydas and Graver
streets ALBERT g. BLANCHARD,
-laz6 IN Superintendent Public Works +
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No. 3l07.

ResotUed, That the Treasurer be, and is, hereby
authorized to have discounted, with the
Of the State Treasurer, and in conformity with the
18th section Of the act, entitled san Act to pro.
vide for the payment Of the debts of the Munich
palities Of New Orleans, +" approved 4th May, 1s47,
out OF the fund belonging to Sinking Fund No.
Two, such an amount Of the market notes, as he
may deem necessary to meet the demands on the
Treasury.
Passed Jan. q. 1885, T. A. JOHNSON Pres't pro tenn
Approved Jan. "a. 1851. A. ID. CROSSMAN, Mayor.
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No. 31O6.

Rssolved, That the Treasurer is hereby author
lied and directed, to deposit in the Bank Of Louisi-
ana, to the credit of the Sinking Fund of Munich
pality No. Two, the sum of ffty-eight thousand
eight hundred and sixty dollars ninety cents
being the balance required to make up the amount
appropriated to said Fund for the year 1850, in
conformity with the resolution of the Council,
passed January 18th, 1850; and the further sum of
twelve Thousand dollars to the credit of Sinking
Fund No. Two in the Union Bank, to provide for
the deficit in said Fund
Passed JAM 2, 1851. T. A. JOHNSON Pres pro tenn
Approved Jan. %. 1851. A. d. CROSSMAN, Mayor.