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The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1851-06-05

A Two. HEADED LIVING MORTAL The
Panama Herald says that "about hun.
dred miles from this. within the province,
there exists a native child, which was
born with tWo distinct heads. The child
is a male, and is now about ten years old.
It has been seen by persons residing in
this city. and their statement in relation
to the extraordinary malformaton IS au'
thentic. A we'll known medical gentle.
man and Psychologist will visit the child
for the purpose of making scientific ex
animation"
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1851-06-05

THE DTFFERENcE. 1t appears that ir
New Zealand, when the marriage cere
mony takes place, it is very old custom
to knock the heads of the bride ant
bridegroom together, previous to thei
union:
In Christian lands it isn't so;
The bridegroom aud the bride,
To loggerheads do seldom go,
Until the knot is tied.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1851-06-05

PREsBYTERIAN GENERAL AssEMBLY -
~. IIouis, May l9-ln the Presbyterian
General Assembly, tn dny,a communica.
! tion was received and read, touching the
late correspondence between the Gener
al Association of Massachusetts, relative
To the acIiUn Of that body upon the sub
JeCt ofslavery After some discussion, il
was referred TO the appropriate commit
tee.
There was also presented memorial
from the Synod Of New Jersey, request
ing the formation of bureau in connec
lion with The board Of foreign missiona.
ries.i conduct the affairs Of the missions Ia
Papal lands; which, after being read was
referred to a s5ecial committee.
The report of the Board Of Foreign
missions was read by DR.. Lnwrle, who al
dressed the Assembly at length, upon
the several questions embraced in il.
The matter of the selection oflhe place
for the next meeting oflhe assembly. was
then taken up; when DR.. W. LELAND, Of
South Carolinn. nominated Charleston
He did not believe that any cause or sub
llect now in agitation. or any action con
tempIaled, would prevent the meeting oI
the Assembly in Charleston next year.
The Rev Mr.. Wilson of South Carroll
ma, also favored the selection Of Charles
ton. He denounced the late Charleston
Convention as an indeiensible body
aud its views chimerical He did not for
a moment anticipate that Charleston
would he out Of the Union next year
After lengthy discu,siynand nomina
tion of several other cities, Charleston
was selected by large majority.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1851-06-05

A DEcIDED SENSATIONAL lady, with
the Turkish panraloons, made her ap.
pearaucc in Chestnut street. Philadei.
phia, on Saturday evening. aud created d
great sensation among the stad deuizen,
of that phlegma,ic city. The Ledger
says that as the neat :ule lasting boo
Ithriddcd its way through the crowd. the
universal expression was decided y
pretty"
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1851-06-05

6 The boys at the Colleges down
South are calling on each other to rally
in defence of Southern instechushins-
they are!-- Scioto Gazette.
There is the highest probability that in
case of energy, the call will be obeyed.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1851-06-05

~ NJ. St c. C's. last story is repeated
as an admirable illustration of the state
of things in certain quarter, and the
probable result of secession movements.
1t runs some what as lnlinHs: -"Mnmma,
| won't eat my breakfast" (exil boy pnut.
ing aud rcturns) "My cid, won't you
eat your breakrasrl" mo, | wnn't;"
(exit boy, hut returns hungry, and fnds
the breakfast is about to be removed, J
Mamma, why don't you whip me aud
make me eat my breakfast" am not
sure that, of some Of your New YorI;
aud New England politicians, who may
relish this sarir", might no' say; Mn
tato nomine de teJabpio narrdtwr"-
WaSAiRgtOR Cor. NJ Mc Jour Of C0m
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1851-06-05

Tue CnEssnN CAse.-It is generally
known that Mr.. Warden Cressun. of
PhiIadeIphia whi e in jerusalem, EN-
braced the Jewish religion. On his re-
turn he was, at the insrigation of his fam
lily, indicted before a jury orsiX persons,
who returned a verdict that the said w.
Cresson was insaur. ordering his prop
ery to be placed in the hands ofcummis.
sioners appointed for that purpose. Mr.
Cresson, justly aggrieved at this decis'
ion, carried his case before the Court "I
Common Pleas In this court, the case
was pending before Judge King for five
days; numerous deposilions having beer
taken ON both sides. After the charge %
the Judge, the Jury, in an hour, returned
verdict, "That the said Warden Cres
son was perfectly sane, and fully capabI
of managing his own affairs"
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1851-06-05

~ Tne New York Evening Post says
"that a man cannot be active and quies
cent at the same time" There may be
some doubt of that. Our reighbor ol
the Democrat bustles about terribly, ana
get he lies stiU.-Prentice.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1851-06-05

IMPROVEMENT IN Ten PINS. One of
the universal Yankee nation has patented
an invention for setting up ten pins with
out the aid of the "alley boys" The ma.
chine is worked at the head ofthe alley,
and the pins set up by touching a spring
ur turning a crank,
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1851-06-05

Le GAMIN DE- PAnls.- Boys in our
large cities are considered smart enough
and forward enough for all useful purpos
es, but they are far behind the graceless
g0miHS of Paris in all that pertains to n.
venile precociry aud rascaity. A cor.
respondent of the Coarier deS Etats UniS
tells Of the recent meeting of couple Of
youthful worthless on the Bnulevards,
when one of them addressed the other
with:
What fine cap you have got on your
head"
True enough, very fine" replied the
other; Il bought it at yonder corner shop
give the owner Of that shop my Gus
tom"
"And how much did it cost you, that
capl"
III don't know. When bought it,
the ouaer 1cdS asleep"
AMERICA BUILDING SHIPs FOR ENGLAND.
John Bull is beginning to understand
that Brother Jonathan can build better
ships than he can Webb, the ship bull.
der of New York city, has received an
order Gom an English house for first
class clipper. ship. Her dimensions are
to be ITO feet in length, 36 feet broad
and 81 deep This order, which comes
through Messrs. Barclay and Livingston
is the first of the kind ever received here
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1851-06-05

The gentleman from Tlumbuil, Nj.
RANNEY afraid to meet the principle, at.
.tacks the detail AMI endeavnrs tn point
out particular instances whero abuses
will arise. But is he lorne out by the
tactsf We have such assemblies often
We have the board of equalization, we
have city councils. school boards. &c..
are these corruptinnsl Again. the very
system is in operation in New York, and
has he, can he show me in any ofthe pub
lie papers, or in any public or private doc.
uncut, even the scratch of pen going
TO show or even declaring that any abuse.
corruption or dishonesty has been HE re,
suit Of the application of The system ot
single districts there. Let him look al
Albany, ur it New York will not do, let
him 60 To Philadelphia, and prove. it he
can, that corruption. such as he depicts,
has been the result. That gentleman can
draw on his imagination as long as he
pleases, but we want tacls. which are ca.
silly within reach, aud which Can be as
ceItained easily. assert. that not only
no charge of corruption has been made
on the contrary both in New York ant
Philadelphia. the system has given gen
eral satisfaction, and evils of long stand
ing and of much complaint are thereb
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Gbs OaiIy Grssesas
OFEICTAL JOURNAL
Of the Coancai of the Secoad Muntclpat
BUGLE SONG. BY TENNYsoN.

BUGLE SONG....BY TENNYsoN.
The splendor falls castle walls,
And snowy submits old in story;
The long light shakes across the lakes,
And the wild cataract shakes in glory
Blow, hugle, blow set the wild echoes flying
Blow, buge; answer echoes, dying, dying, dying
o bark o hark how thin and clear,
Aud thinner, clearer further going
o sweet and far, from cliff and scar,
The horns of Eliand family blowing
Blow, let us hear the purple gIens replying;
Blow, bugle; answer echoes, dying, dying, dying
o love, they die in yon rich sky,
They faint on hills, fields, on rivers;
Our echoes roll from soul to soul
And grow forever and forever
Blow, bugle, blow; set the wild echoes flying;
And answer echoes, answer dying, dying, dying.
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MayOraity OF New Orleans,

IT.
| n pursuance of a resolution passed by the Coun-
Gil of Municipality No. Two sitting of the 9TH
inst notice hereby that in less than days from
the publication hereof the Council of Municipality No. Two
will proceed 10 act on the Improvement contemplated by said
resolut opening OF Felicity Road straight
lLe, from Religious Tchoupnouas the
terecon OF the latter with Nun street, the width of
forty feet nine uches sgreeaby the OF the
act OF the Legislature OF the I'D April, 1889. regulating the
opening Of sreets and the act amendatOy thereof
proved, 81 MAY, is47. A, ID, ChUSSMa Mayor.
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OFFICIAL.
Mayoralty of New Orleans,

NOVEMBER IA, 1851.
Couso1L OF MUNICIPALITY No. Two,
p EsoLvED fRat the Mayor yssnSs' Ss aa,Sori3ed 2
and reaues , after giving ten day' notice in the o
e1eens a On o
sS s s, ..S b Ps
subject 1.-THE f. The spDr9%ys, %sn of1ss Z Gounc
- lsisnedl ;, - A. D. CRossnAx. Mayor
MAYoRALTY OF NEw ORLEANS. Nov. IA, 1851.
NOTICE is hereby given, in virtue of the above
resolution, that will sell, office, MONDAY,
Nov "A at IL O'Clock NJ to the lowest bidder II. contract
sa1ssyol ~' 9:afa s " the
Specifications
Of Aprons, or AUntngs, for the ttco sides of the
st. Marys Meat Market, from Tehoup,toulas
to NeW Levse Streets.
These awnings will be supported against the brick walls
on cast iron rsiter brackets fastened spands OF the
a,'s' M the Of pillars and under the gutter
dns S o. s9s q abo1. 4 feet
IN all s,s isss inches OF an awnings which to have feet
Dressed purnes. Of BY inches. bes. sound saw mill cy
three free from all deect calculated TO impair
he strength sn & o. Durability shall Be- strongly secured with
braeket-fafters aforesaid as per section.
best mill cypress boards on le under sde and
lonted in while lead be well nailed down SAID pu
purine.
American nn OF best quality, laid in approved
like manner VIII cover the sheathing and hanging inch
TIN gutter OF Ogee cyma recta moulding, shall
verge Of each OF the two awnings and shall their
nice This gutter Will be fixed securely in hold fasts to be
cait with the brackets Aforesaid per drawnss
by intermediate hold -fasts may be ssary
Cutters to discharge the into the streets points
nearly dan hrouah not less than thirty necks OF
inches diameter well fastened onces properly
tom OF cutters, down nearly possible
rive additional outlets each side oil the Market roof
IN all ten oces with necks well fastened shall
duct part OF the water OF the house. though the bc6
cprnce, as TO fall the roof relieve copper
rains. These necks 10 be each inchel diameter.
The tin covering will lap a faca close the four
ends OF these awning. as tar the under aide OF the
lines.
The cutters and tin necks to be well painted with hrea
coats French green the underslde Of
throughout with three coats best white paint executing the
brackets, which must be black and the
on the upper surface with less good paint
OF suitable color.
All be performed the satisfaction and according to the
directions oil the Surveyor and to be completed before
day Tor every day thereafter competed The adJud.a
ton TO be made for the panlng separately from the oe
work-and two CONTAGIOUS the penalty TO be rs per day
each.
Payment will be made for each contract at
months bearing interest per per
ce thcate OF the Surveyor completion OF the work
aforesaid and security the full amount Of each OF the
tracts TO the Satisfaction of the Counc, required bs
delivered to the Mayor the haud writing of the party
parties, at the time OF the adjudication.
Bids will be subject to the approval Of the Council.
HUGH GRANT,
Surveyor of the Second Municipality.
NewOrleans November 10, 8ol, nI7
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n,
je, lylp 24 baronne street. n. o.
SANATIVE HOUSE. conducted by W. K F.
No 50 Frenchmen street Third Municipality New Orleans,
Having opened office Of consultation and house
man open wine, and summer from hi. date for
uon OF sick negroes both male and female the efficacy Of
carriage horseback. with few Vegetable Medicines
happiness will no longer remain as probemaIca as thou
sands who may thus be cured viii hereafter testify have
the ciy om the fact Of being situated peninsula
belt Of land mile and halt wide, and nearly surrounded
bay mile wide the north, (wh Jerry boat running
s nS
no mlasmatGal pools or low auyal lands within fifty miles
that sos %
and as 10 the weather. unless it is and then.
knowHgy. hsyng lhee months the place. There,
sn ae sS S any oe, y
pee OF being restored to health Respectable from
cal be comfortably situated while taking me
cine, as good and respectable houses be had
biloxi accessible from NewOreans. La. Mobile,
Aia by superior steamers, and they are commanded by
and attentive Having led boats myself
and Others wing Vanabe SICK Saves viii ind it P 10 he
interest to place them under treatment, the
dollars day, and demanded till the made
the owner golng to the expense OF transportation back and
orw Each patient must be furnished with Three changes
OF outward clothes and two suits OF good annv shirt
and drawers with suitable shoes and socks All patients
fiji years admissible by the day only, nenls in
such month.
Ir. W. A WILLIAMS. my brother.in law who ha,
studied and practced with and speaks the English
French languages will superntend office NewUrean
dunng absence from the city My establishment Box
will remain under the superlnendence OF Mrs
FRY Err (who speaks good English and French,) during
my absence from the place.
Dr. FRYER mas also attached TO his establishment in Bi
oxi, large Two Horse Carriage. drawn by span OF tn,
beau ul Arabian skew ball match the United
States with his and careful driver, for
commUda0n OF and other genee respecta
BILE wishing They
also be accommodated with ladies' and genllemens sad
dies lor and evening rides lie prepared
keep horses by The day week month, reasonable
and every other attention will be given horses and carriage
his stable.
cv All letters enclosing IS. post paid. will be thankful,
received and pnncuay attended and none Others
swered or lifted from lhe poatoihce.
10 those sick who think proper seek counsel
ntfust their sick slaves to may simply, In concu
sion, add that Jealous pursuit OF my profession
have neen Tor the lest twenty and winch hope Il
conduct with unsued reputation and integrity have TN
satisfaction OF knowing have never yet violated.
| Respectfully,
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COUNCIL OF MUNICIPALITY No. Two,}
City oil NewOfelans.
N virtue OF a resolution of the Council, adopted
at the sitting OF the l4th int the undersgned gives nQce
that the Committee and Landings will receive bro
posas until the 18th OF November The turn
erection OF Town Clock with iour illuminated das.
tower OF ST. PatIlck's Church, Camp street, The bid
must specify the kim and qualities the clock the
which 1t Will be furnished and what time will be ecm
pleed. Security the of the bid will be required
Tor the faithful performance of the contract Bids will b.
eit at tie office OF the Secretary OF tbe Council and
dored Proposals for furnishing and erecting clock
HENRY RENSHAW,
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n CONFORMEMENT une resolution passee
~ par lie Conse de la Municpaie No. Deux seance
du III du couran avis present donne dams dix
JouIs plus, parr de la dale pubcal Con-
sell de la Muncipae No. neux les ameOratiOns
poje,ees ar la de savor: LOuverture du che
Felclte gne dfoe de des kegeuses Ia
I, merss de cette re rue avec
la rue de PUnon usqua iarg.ur de Quaane quaIe pes
neut pOuces Onloemen disposition de Pacte de Ia
legislature du avr 1884, ouverture
ct ace amendan die acte, approve maj ls47
nlS A. ID, CROSSMAN, Marie.
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RECORDERS OFFICs, MUNICIPALITY No. Two,
New Orleans, November 4, 1851.
NOTICE is hereby given that the undersigned
is ready receive hmtled number of INDECENT Or.
phans residing within the ts of Municipality and
that they will be provided for at the expense the
palty bgreeaby ordinance OF the Council
tober H. ls5l None orphans having neither ath-r
mother need apply. JAS. ii. CALDWE ELL, Recorder.
Public Night school, I'D Municipality.
THIS SCHOOL will be open nightly for six
months, from Monday, 9th inst, from half-p to
O'Clock p M-ihe Male Department the Marshall School
house. It. Marys street, the superinen
ment al The Erankln Sehoo.house on 81 Charles street.
be made President of the Board, either the
undersigned or the Principalp.
j. y. HARRIS,
U. CAREY, }Comnittee,
"a TIN FREU'K CAMERDEN.
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u Ne'pseW'laK w K F. FRYER. Indian Doctor.

I W. ARTHUR " CO, 2S and 30 New Leve,
ls street, offer for sale
500 sacks prime Rio Coffee;
100 sacks old Java and Lagnayra;
~ bDs Loaf, Crushed and Powdered Sugar;
$50 packages Green and Black Tea;
$40 boxes Star and Adsmantine Candles;
l5O boxes Sperm and Pearl Candies;
800 boxes Family, Oliene and No. Soap,
00 boxes Pick es, Sauces. and Ketchups;
100 boxes Lemon and assort. Syrups;
$50 boxes Caret, Muscat and White Wine;
luO boxes Madeira, Port and Champagne
100 dozen choice Ale and Porer;
100 casks choice old and medium Brandy;
ll0 bbis old Bourbon and Mononga gahea;
81 bbls Peach Brandy, Rum and Gin;
SO boxes hne AMI cUmnon Tobac. o;
lou Nj cigars, assorted;
Spices, Sauces, Oils, Fruits, Nuts, etc.
\ general supply OF Provisions. rs 5Qt
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CoMPTROLLKR's OFFICE, MUNICIPALITY No.Two.}
,hart "A

l. MONDAY the let day OF December 1851, 2o'elock
will adjud cate at this fce, TO highest bidder. the col
lection OF the of the St Mary Market the Vege
table Market and the Poydras Market, for year,
From the lst day OF Januar, lsaa the LIST Decem
Gated separately.
Terms and ondons-The farmer lessee will, within
five days alter the adjudica0n furnish his promss0y
endorsed to the satisfaction OF the Council payable
D. o. y ., g. lU, III and IL from s OF jan
uary, 1862 and should he fail do a adjudication
will be made for the and the risk OF SAID farmer
lessee.
He shall also favor Of the Municipality all the
rights which the collection OF said farmed
that default of the maturity Of OF the SAID
notes. the Municipality shalt have the ght Of eziDg, pro-
vsonay, the aforesaid rights m0rtgaged lie shall also
COZ form to all the ordinances force. which may
hereafter be passed., in rel ,tion said Markets.
ADOLPHE LAYET, Comptroller
Ney(lr lean
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BUREAU pu CosrRoLIKuR MUSlo!rALlrx No; Drux.


A Wis est par lie present donne que LUNDl, lie
IA premier jour de decsmbre proclaim, midi, Isdugersi
oran encherlsseur, des
Marche Salnte marie, du Mar he iegumes. ct du
Marche Poydras. annee Q cest-a due du premier
de Ianvier 1859 de decembre
1885, les deux Chaque Marohe aduge
parement.
Terms ct Conditioas-L ferme adjudicatare ournra
dams les snyront Adjudication, bes
DOSES la satisfaction du Conseil, payable L. J. 4, g.,
!s 8, TO- II ct IL mo par du premier Jour de lanyer
1859, deaut par ui de rempT cOrdons,
yee adjudication lieu rsqnss ct pers du dit sdJu
dcatae Ii tenu aussi hypo hequer aveur de la
de Muncpaie tous les drolts esque lie
des dit aduges de tee aniee detaut
echeance de chacun des dts blets la Munich
pae dro de sasr provsiorement les droits ansi
hyp0lheques. confornera aus 0rdonnsnces man-
exanes ains qua cees aui ee subseaue
passe Reinforcement dts Marches.
ADOLPHE LAYET, COntroIeur
Nouvells. Orleans, novembre IA 1851. MA I'd
RATTURE SAND-Notice is hereby given to
- all persons desrous of obtaining Baure Sand. tha,
permits be obtained this office for getting the Sand
from the basins each side of Post No the head Of
ST. Joseph street. HUGH GRANT,
Surveyor OF the Second Municipality.
Surveyors Office, Second Municipality. Oct. al, ISL.
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DIR. LACRUE'S, OF Paris, TOOTH AMI
GUM SPECIFIC.

EHlS is beyond doubt, the best article ever
= discovered ior the Teeth and ums II keeps the
Teeth ee from tartar and soft and beedng Gums
70 health and hrmness. and consequently breath.
For proof OF the above facts circulars To be had O the
Agents, viz: DR. GILBERT, POydras street.
CLARKk Il ALLISON, ST. Charles street.
L. l.. MASSEY, cor. Camp and Gravier.
!. WRIGHT, lbl Chartres street.
J. SYMH, cor. Canal and Carondeet.
A. KENDALL Co., MagaZ ne street.
MEDICAL DEPoT, PoydTas street.
Y. NYsTRAND cor. Apollo and CIlo
GEC. REED, cor. Nay ades and Eutsipe.
IL. kALTkYER, corner Jackson and Levee
streets, Lafayette and OF the MANUFACTURERS,
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80 Comp street, three aoors beloso Poldrus.
i II L public respectfully invited to call and
l. examine the large, splendid and com. .a.7,rs--.
pIs,e @ ~ ilSek 81 9t plASt FHRTES, Music
aDove establishment, consisting in part Oh " v
Gfaid Piano foes, from j. Pleyel Co., Henri iierz. T.
Gilbert y CU., and the hest oi other makers
semi Grand Pianos, from tienIl tier1 aud Pleye
PIcoO Pianos and PIaninOs, from Herr.
Square Pahos from Gilbert, Dunham, VIM. Hail q Son.
GAZE, and others
The splendid prize Piano, from VIM. Hall s. Son, Broad
way, New York.
itieiUdeons from 10 octavos.
TarOI Organs, rich carved cases.
The HafmOncon Orchestra, Organized Piaro.
New style oil Guitars oil roh and varied patterns OF
Tomas make
Boehm Flutes. .NH.
Improved Accorde0ns warranted get of tune.
Brass instruments, from double bass ato-togeher with
a lul assortment of Music, e and old.
Mir. ALFRED F. TRUST has charge of the establish
ment, and will be at all ready
friends.
has been fitted up for the especial the ladies'
where Lhey Gun always try have tried their music before
purchasing. ffea1 lp1 W. +. MAYO.
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NEWARK AND ROSENDALE CEMENT
~, and Calcinsd Plaster Agency, ss Magazine st. nl3
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ii lGH SCHOOL, corner OF Constance and Race
IL sls, by Rev. ALEXASD DER CAMPBELL. n23 Iy
STRAW AND SILK GOODS,
A CAMP STREET, UP STAIRS.
'I'HE undersigned respectfully informs his city
and country customer, that he has Just received choice
FLOWERS, TRIMMINGS and MILLINERY ARTI.
CLES general, which he oilers very pnees cash
or approved city paper.
sla 3tnlp ISAAC SAWIN, A Camp st.. up stairs
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t Subscriber purchased Dr.. FUNTER,
opposite the site Of the ST. CHARLES HOTEL. This the
largest collection Of Ssesnhand Bsoks In ths
city.
Asi dispose Of the Books,
his attention exclusively dealing Watches Jevsry
he prices for Amens them
Thsoosy Law Medicine, Novels, Bslss Lsrs
Poetry and Scsres
~ The Novels and fthlses sdons always hand
sps JOSEPH RAfAEl., No. "a ST Chazsa
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| MAYoRALTY OF New ORLEANS. Nov. IA, 1851.
NOTICE is hereby given, in virtue of the above
rssolutIon 10 that will sell, at my office. on MONDAY.
for erecting each side st. Mary's Market in
accordance wh the specifications be furnished by the
Surveyor. lnl51 A. ID. CRossMAN, Mayor.