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~ Prof j, Lawrence Smith will deliver the
Sixth Lecture Of hs CHEMISTRY the Lyceum Hal
THIS EVENING o'clock He Lectures the Compound of
NITROGEN and HYDROGEN; the Atmosphere its physical
properties its COLOR weight elasticity, illustrated by brilliant
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-02-07

RED RIvER.-The Alexandra Republican saws
The river is now quite high and rising rapidly
Some people are talking about the probability of
an overflow, but we do not fear it up here as long
as the crevasses are open in the Mississippi
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THE GENERAL C0UNCIL.-Ths body held special
meeting last evening. Mr. Cucuun presiding and eleven
members The reading of the journal being dispensed
with, committee of three motion, appointed to ex.
into the qualifications of Mr.. B. b. Lee. the newly
elected member The Committee, after short ABSENCE
ported Mr. Lee duly qualified who thereupon took his seat
message received from the Mayor, informing the
Council that he had eonvoked them for purpose of an
pointing to hold election for an Alderman
of the Second Ward of the bird Municipality to fill the
unexpired term of d. Demo.
The Mayor also awaited hmse of the occasion to suggest
to the Council that be taken celebrate the
approaching anniversary of Washngons birthday the I'D
committee of three composed of the following gentle
men, was appointed to hi, portion of the Message
His Honor informed the Council that certain number of
shares in the Commercial Bank had been seized by the cred
tors of the municipalities This matter was disposed Of by
referring to the Finance Committee in connection with the
Mayor.
The Message also brought the notice of the Council
resolution of the Second Municipality relation to the eas
ing of certain wharves to J. R. Jennings.
After considerable discussion the following resolution wa,
adopted:
Resoiued, That the General Council having complied with
the Act OF the Legislature, by fixing regular and uniform
rates oil wharfage mas nothing do the matter
resolution was offered, imposing of fifteen dollars
vendors of old furniture, and forty five on commission
agents on piano stofes and motion dollars
imposed retailers of old books made the erder of next
meeting Mr. Lee moved include awyers and on calling
the and nays the motion was adopted.
The Council then adjourned
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q. s..s rLAoinE.-rhe unparalleled excellence Of
nsa, a. an actor we'll appreciated His engage
henedt. to all who dispo.ed to avail us name LOT
eppciunity to testify their appreciation Of h ha o. 'ns
an actor and gentleman. The bill ia cop,,aasas e o.
Snns out al the talent Of the company Holland cSp n
daie' ana other eatng members of the COMPANY ar
fayos and original paris We hope that none appear s In
attend less on account Of the value Of the ,h
the value which they ought to attach to the
Tor eompmentns with their presence the talented Ssns
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To ApvEHT1sERs-The city is now thronged
with strangers, most of whom have come to see
Jenny Lind, and spend their money. This is the
time for advertisements. H
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rapid rate when he discovered and nabbed. When
brought yesterday morning James acknowledged the soft
impeachment and he received ticket of admission where he
will remain until his be taken into consideration by
Jury.
Thomas Clemon is jealous voary of Bacchus, and he
has worshpped much Of late that 'the with the
poker after him. Thomas cut up great many shndes
on wednesday night which contrary the statutes and
he was yesterday sent before the First District Court
RECORDER GENoIs' CoURT.-Wlliam Stephens was
Yesterday called to account for refusing for coffee
and cakes which he had in the Market and for disturbing the
peace' william was fined five dollars and he unable
to pay. was committed for thirty days.
Mahew lcans sent before the First District Court
for an assault and battery on John Collins
Ann Withard was committed for month as vagraut and
Adehne save was sent before Judge Derbes for trial. on
charge OF assault and battery on a white person,
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CATTLE DESTROYED BY FIRE.-The barn of
Nir. Richard Wistar, between Oxford and Frank
ford, near Philadelphia, was destroyed by fire on
the night OF the oath ult., and twenty-one cows,
one bull a calf, and horse persisted in the flames.
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STOLEN MONEY hkcovERED.-Lieuenant Hughes of
tie Second Municipality Police yesterday ,sco,ad ss,o
from negro who had stolen it from gentemep's room on
Grayier street ~ vs.
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An elk, weighing 600 pounds, and with antlers
that measured over four feet, killed in Potter
county, Pa.
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Arrivals at Principal Hotels, Feb. q


Han T,syci' Kelly Sc Haynes Hogan,
Horton po Ts.., Fleming Msnts Grace Garrett,
ssa hnd;s g j Rnl G Knighi. Wilson Do..on
eph wadlngton, Ala Zim, ii Hobson, La L Abe,
"a k.aa piIffks!t Miss I Martin, Smith smith, Nc
nMs,95d, Hnsnser ky snyder Smith, Trdih
j sSusaTTi, +. VII / McGoy Gard HaItr sonne
Cook Pfitehs veasey Ind W Menins aarr, Va q
Potter, Baton Rouge Goodhal, NH. 49, y
VEkANDA.. IS G Hand, Nd Z Wosding SC. w Roome
Eng; II Higgins NY Wemb- Mrs Fioise. lanes sIs,
Hamper RsIscn, Sanford, T Eych Texas; Col j pg
Tone T worhen Mills D C Walker Tayor G { Andrss,w,
"a; q smith, Eodse Ala; beron, Mo Ii II Miller Mss
Bennett " e Flower and lady Mrs Flower MARI NJ
Watson, W Cole A Stevens, Ball. Southern W Vcta
Louisiana. '' " VIVA,
81 LOUIS - osgool, G Cleveland Jr Bri,ton T Iuc,,
agu iauy' y L Lacey and lady, Lucas La Walsh Ala II
emerson, Mrss haTthHn, Miss Whurtot MIR n
eSod and lady Texas Gen Spear smth Courtney Nus,
WESTERN NERANDA.-. Vim Bradford, Gansen Mobile. J
ipton ny N Priest Th1s Randolph. sradeiey Mo
McAiiistsr NY; Thomas Cal; o sBrown, Va; Brooks
Ky; I Honsiu ger Pa. - - "''
HEWLEiTs.. - Ererpor, D Everror NJ csmbv Ky.
Gss'sdy Ala Lorran, III " Bullock, NC Bsryis
WAVEkLY HOUSE Mr. Tebaut and children, Coast A g
owen, Ala Mann, Henry Blood
John A wharton, Texas W e Madden, '
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lNouEsT.-An inquest was day held on the body
OF a man named Ferdinand Desvereau, who was found
dead on the banquee the corner of Bourbon and 81
Ann Streets Fist Municipality, Verdct- died nom
asiinn of the hran >, - .
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NJ Just received, and for sale by
JOHN BALL.

No. Sc Grayier street.
THE BARDS OF THE BIBLE. By George Gillian.
ALSO
THE ISLAND WORLD OF THE PACIFIC. BY Rev
Henry 7. Cheever.
LETTERS FROM THREE CONTINENTS. Nv NJ
the Arkansas Correspondent Of the Louisville Journal.
The WOMEN OF ISRAEL. BY Isaac Aguiar. author
of Woman's Friendsbp,' etc.
LIFE OF JOHN RANDOLPH OF ROANOKE. By
Hugh A. Garland.
PRACTlCALMERCANTI LECORRESPONDENCE.
Collection OF Modern Letter. Business BY William
Anderson.
HISTORICAL COLLECTIONS OF LOUISIANA.
By B +. French. fc7 st2in
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IT, The SIiters In Algiers-Tbis enternrisfrg Rand
nlueas intend to give nsghbo Ae touch of her
quality on Friday, Saturday. Sunday at the ST. Charles Ball
"ee0minend them to TIE special attention and
our enns across the Monday evening they will
perform, ior limited time, the Shades saoon' ON Perddo
street, one door from St. Charles f.71
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lFrom the Vera cruz Eco del Commerce., Jan. g9l
Tehuantepec, RumOrs, the GOvernmen nj


rIsrop, tho Var. C,uv Eco 5sl f,,,or..,; r M,
Tehunuteuec. Rumors. ar C", .an 49,
Tabn,n,anao + =, ,....n, A.. -
f far ,b nnsa. ~ s ,p n se VI "o" Iumor' ana
6xsd IN II snd an Tho JI,a Sea-, ~ an e.es are now
rvo If tho s,ssho A,ah.n,a aI,, a. 'a' ne az
casinos, that ,be letter. Inv hi; ,ss on ~ gnu .e uh
Nav O,,ssns ora, o., h; ~ L ~ ne' i' , 'ion
Covs,nmsn, .annn saa ns 'ne 0, wnch thls
means in ,hi, no,S 10 nnaa. '''ui' uS ny all
When much has been said on the subject of Tebuante
rhnmha,a oS , "II nave oeen made to the
rated ~ the conysn.n "ns 81 uea opposon mas been
deny that fears are engendered that each
rom lhe silence that observed For this
SUBJECT TO a @
sting state OF the Tehuanepec negotiations Nothing of
this kind has been done and the most natural consequence
such conduct is TO believe the that exist however
strange ,hey may appear-rnmofs that tend to destroy the
tranquility OF the nation and restrain mercantile negotiations
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And several other prizes Of five hundred
one hundred, and fifty dollars.
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ViAOIAAA
%
l, H. II M TT NJ - on O. Tn sc,
"A LII AeI ~ NI " IN IGO Il " W. .
oNh phicA" STORE,
oH MAGAZlNE Street,
IL re are constantly receiving larue additions
Tn onr s,ooL Of L suroN n, /, -,
,, E 1AohI OLOlHlNG and GEN.
iLEhEN 5 FURNISHING GOODS. to which we invite the
of CIo,b;na IL ,axu 81. IL. A' VI oii oescrpuohs
~ Oo'As - '''' 'o"Piee'
The following partial list of
ro.-s
pi. Hail. , F., 1865,
ai.y lVloIct Sotl Dress ana trock Coats
$3.50 P beaver ION , p0loe sac Coas-two Goats in
S,tnsyfHs bIacS - iS S "niey ION SaSs.
Eiaet aieia de- iart 10y eoaG 9 ION sac Goats
IA WI aiu eoleh brown Cloth Opera Sac
Blue mixed and fancy Beaver Cloth saes tO'"A
S9 Id Slq W and i brown P0 Cloth saes ana Pos
Ti anu ~, ste sylel CodTngog Sacs and Frocstcs.
5,3ss r a ancy Spiore9 l~sei sacs aud frocktees
t,r,rn - ,a ss ai' ~. =, Siu W nouisSarls
,nrit 80 - h, auu slaY planSet sac Goats
IIs.h Ci.SLe -. III
Pal rn,Ish Dill, r., ~. Iiu s,S WIN Sleeves
tsoSas ~ ~ ~ = ,h 10 S'ou S'oaaS''
vESrS.
Black and eoIored SILK Satin Vest.
very fich BAH and Embroidered Cloth Vests
single ana double breasted black colored N, m
Single a sSn ,o ves,si t,....., st..
Rich Bombazlne and sIerno Vest. ''''Heie ''''''
Very rich Satin and 1Gu Tn " i s Yes Vests
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GoLD.--The ship Quebec, arrived last evening
from New York. brought $250,000 in gold, con.
signed as follows: 100000 to Canal Bank; ;
100000 to P. Conrey, jun, and $4,000 to Saml
Nicholson
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During the past year, the length of new sewers
constructed in the city of New York, 10 miles The
length OF the sewers now in that city, is seventy
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Now Orleans Christian Advocate.

~ The frienda and members Of the METHODIST EPlsco-
Pal CHURCH SOUTH informed that have
made for publishing Weekly Paper under the above title The
hr number will be issued mailed SATURDAY next Per-
sons wishing subscribe will their and residences
before that time the bookstore OF Mr. BA No So DRAWER
street, address the editor Rev H. N McfYEE through the
Postoihce City subscribers will be served carrier few
cosmn Of the will DO devoted select business advertise
men which, to insertion, be handed in early accom-
panied by responsible
subscription price, 50 Office, No. Sc Gravier
street, second story. fe5
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BGIAhDlNG IN A PRIVATE FAMJ v
or two iades cs IN and Their wives, without ehidre
, no ing IN small Rentee family in most del ms Ei
u 'os Tiy near the Washington School, Second
oyy in omnbases pass by the door and the @ @ a.
civ Sptifn to the distance from the busine WI he
dress O., at this office whers rafersno an qued. Adj
be promptly given. ~ "'e' anu p ntIculars will
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-02-07

"A MELANCHOLY CAsE-.fttempted Suscide.-Among
the unforunaes who occupied Recorder Cadwels dock
yesterday morning, was an lrshwoman was locked M
on wednesday afternoon in Of having made an
attempt to take her own life. Her story which she related
IN part was affecting and it excited deep sympathy on all
who heard She has been in the country bu, short time
and we believe has relations this side the Atlantic She
some time since fixed her affections upon one with whom she
became intimate, and in whom she had all confidence The
lover proved iase and she poor thing in despair She
cared not longer to live and sought means to rid herself
olie She went to ba bers shop, and got bled in the
ann and then went to her where sne stripped off tho
bandage and allowed the blood flow freely She was as,
losing her strength and had she not been disturbed she
would now have been at rest but she was dscovered and
delivered over to the police charge OF insanity p,
telling her story to the Recorder his Honor asked her what
her religion was, and advised her go and seek religion.
consolation and advice and by all give up the idea
Of destroying herself She promised to do So and len Tho
court with tears streaming down her cheeks
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FIFTH DISTRICT CouRT-The injunction sued out by the
Board OF School Directors against the Council of the Second
Muncipa y having led doubt to whether the
Board had authority the Schools power to appoint
teachers Mess Grymes and Wared counsel for the Roard
this morning inquired of Judge Buchanan whether the udg
nent rendered by hmeeognized the Boardun legal cleo
ton should be held.
Judge Buchanan expressed his surprise that any one should
doubt the and legality of the present Board nner his
decision The injunction was still in force and no appeal had
yer oeen taken from his decision, consequently remained
final The Court remarked that any attempt on the mart of
the Council to violate the injunction would be considered as
contempt of court.
The counsel o the Board then moved that as no answer
lad been filed to the petition of the Board on its merits
Judgment by default be entered which motion prevailed
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HAVANA LOTTERY. - The following are the
principal prizes Of the Havana Lottery, drawn on
the 23d ult:
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BURGLARY AND INoEsDIARIsH,-The Good Intent Tow.
boat Office entered Wednesday night or early yeser
day morning, by thief thieves whose object was
der, and who appears well acquainted with the
misses they broke safes belonging to the estate of
the late Junus Beebe by drilling number of holes through
the front ct thsm near the locks and then pyng them open
with wrenche and bars with which appears they yers
well supplied of the safes in the front office on
Front Levee and the other the back office aan street
The large safe the back Office which contained the prnc
pal cash, not touched the whole nIunor
$50 bill; all the orders, due bills checks etc.
strewn the office After getting through wit the
breaking OF the safes, they down the store of
Mr. Burns and helped themselves bottle of his best bran
dy, which he had hand for the accommodation of his
friends Being rather deceived in their nights work thew
went into the cock loft and to the build ing which was
discovered about day break by the smoke
roof, by Mr. Barker, of the Towboat Agents he en-
deavoed break The front door, could rot succeed
he then went to the rear of the building and found the door
OPEN when by the timely assistance Of Messrs ~ Arthur
Wade and Tho Hawthorn, they succeeded in exiingush-
ing the tire without doing serious damage to the build
ing The Agents Of the Company that the keys OF the
sale will be found attached to tile knob the SAFE hereafter
for the benefit of house breakers that they will not have
he trouble OF breaking them open and spelling their properly
FIRST DISTRICT CouRT.-Busness was resumed in this
Court yesterday morning The District Attorney filed nfr
nations in a large number of petty cases.
The charge against the slave Sarah, belonging to Mr.
Ryan, Tor setting lire to house in August last was dis
missed by the District Attorney entering noe prosequ
The slave Jlm charged with stabbng Bridget Keary
white person, with intent kill in November last and The
slave Solomon, charged with stabbng Thomas Murray
white person, with intent to kill in December last were next
called to be tried No witnesses appearing for the prosecu
ton, Mr. Reynolds the District Attorney entered uolle
proseQui, and moved their discharge which motion nre
vailed.
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MEXICAN NoTIoNs ABOUT THE TEHUANTEPEc
RAILRoAp.-From the Eco del Commerce. of
Vera Cruz we translate an article on the subject
of the proposed railroad, which will be read with
interest by the citizens of New Orleans
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st. Charles Hotel,

NJ At meeting Of the Committee appointed obtain subscrp
lions for rebuilding the 81. Charles Hotel, 1t was
Rsolred That Committee Three be named 10 call on the
members Of that Committee person. request those who
opened BOOKS oil subscription to do and
once OF Peter Cony J 81 Canal street, FRIDAY EVENING
The following gentlemen appointed subcommittee
II. s. BUCKNER
VIM HENDERSON.
JAS. A. GAsQUET.
,,n,,,a II. G. CAMMACK, Chairman.
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Recorder OF Municipality No. One
e, +. SEUzENEAU.
Ie. Recorder OF Municipality No. Three
nUFFlELD'S HAMS-35 terces DufIiejJ5.
celebrated Hams. Just received per steamer Lexnston
ana lor sale by r. M MoALPIN
te1 d 20 Common street and Canal street Row
Z. JOLES-50 bbls. Duified's S. G. Joes
Tor sale by R. NJ MoALPIN,
feI Of 70 Common street and Canal strset Rou,
ORANGES and LEMONS-60O0 bys O,.n--.-
~ and Lemons, landing and for sale BY aHses
lie. BARELLI u CO. 81 Common :,
SCOTCH ALE-Prme Scotch Ale in on.,,.
i'f S"es Jas JOHN TOOLE, . Bank Place.
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STEAM ENGINE FOR SALE-With a Q
~ inch cylinder, feet inch stroke. nearly new in CON-
plete order Apply to JOHN BROWNLEE
jas 3weod opposite the Government Wharf "a Nv


D, IN
accordance with the sixth section of the act
to eqnaize representation in the Municipal Councils of
me city Of NewOreans, approved January 1871 the mn
derslgned Mayor and Recorders of the sevefa Municna
ties o. the city OF NewOreans this day at the office of
e the eSamnaon of the of the election held on
Monday the I'd instant in the Second Municipality ior one
surveyor member of the General Council and one
Der 70 or tie Fourth Ward and to repre-
hereof and declare the following be The result
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D. Lee received majority of as Alderman To the
nenera Council Of the CITY of NewOreans: Joseph Eer
eeeSed majority Of votes in the Fourth Ward, and A.
Bro'her majority OF votes the Fifth Ward as Aldermen
10 the Council of Municipality No Two and Hueh Cram
majority of the votes for Surveyor Of lie Second
A protest having been entered by Mr. A. G. Blanchard
cntestng the election of Hugh Grant who obtained plu
tay OF me votes poled the undersigned Mayor and Re
soIaers OF TIE First and Third Municipal es are of opinion
me Whoe matter should be referred the Council Of
'huhicipahV NO. Two. A. ID. CROssMAN, Mayor.
JOSEPH GENOIs,
Recorder OF Municipality No. One
r.
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Died:
On Thursday morning, the 9Th inst, at O'Clock Mrs
sEAsEY =. wife OF SIMEON T. GooDwYN aged 20 wears
resident of this city. " ~ ~ WV 's d
w Her Funeral will take place THIS DAY at 10 o'clock
Nj from his residence Bacchus street, cor Pomn The
friends of the family invited attend without further notice
---SOs--
IL i. u. U. F.-Ded last evening the 9Th inst NJ
LuienheIg's Hospital Bro BROWN aged % vesr rr,ai
will take place THIS MORNING at 10 O'Clock i,rotbsr, o ,b
order are invited to attend the Funeral the uosota
By order Of the ~ G. fe7 +. W DELEsDERNIER Sac
EV Inc firemen of the various Fire Companies of
New orleans are requested Hall Of Louisiana Hose Co
On SATURDAY EVENING February g. at O'CLOCK to maze mr.
raheenents Tor the celebration of March 1851
EDWARD n. FosDIcT, No 49,
ALFRED BELANGkR, No g.
X L. BRUCE. No. ia.
ID. G. BscoE, No l.
CHARLES LovENsK1OLD, No. g.
j &. McLELLAN, No s.
i. +. PARMELE, No q
). u APPLETON, Louisiana Hose Co. fe7
-A-e>s-
IF Choice Book of 90 PIAtss- Rspnesen tin, ,,.
"H'rrt Nations OF the LevantTaken Painting, after N.
In i'o1 and Very curious and work for
Price 800 1t can be my store
fe73 Dr. HuNTpp q, @, ,,.,-
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LOCAL MATTERS.

SECOND MuNrc1pAI1ry CouNolL-A special meeting of
this body was held last evening" Recorder Caldwell in the
chair
On calling the roll eight of the old members. the two
newly elected members, Mesn Brother and Eter, were
found to be present.
Mr. Marks moved that committee Of three be appointed
to examine the qualifications of the members elect
The President-I cannot put the notion
Mr.. Marks-l call for the yeas and nays
The and nays called. and there eight yeas
Mr.. Narks-I again that committee be appointed
The President Qsng and rapping with his hammer)-
There is quorum sir and no business be DONE The
Council stands adjourned until Tuesday evening
The President l. his and some confusion prevailed
Mr. JMarks-If you leave the chair, that Alder
man Hawthorn take it,
The President (hating an turning back)-No SIR will
allow gentleman to take this do an illegal act
There is no quorum, and no business be done.
The President took his again. and conversation
smaeking strongly OF alteration ensued between him and
Mr.. Marks The att called the Secretary 10 read the
Mayors Message and the President forbid him to do So
Mr. Marks-It is the duty of the Secretary to read the
message and call on him to do
The Presdent-l, President of the Council forbid
him.
The Secretary broke the seal of the envelope and had the
document in his hand, when the difficulty fortunately
adjusted by the entrance of Mr.. Yancey.
The President declared that there was a Quorum
and he directed the Secretary proceed to business.
The message OF the Mayor announced the election of
Messrs Brother and Eer ard enclosed the protest made by
A. G. Blanchard, in regard TO the election of Surveyor
committee consisting of Messrs. Marks, Yancey and
Beard appointed examine the qualifications of the
members elect They reported favoraby and the
adopted.
After some discussion the Council decided to take no action
in regard to the protest of Mr.. blanchard.
Messrs. Mccormick and johnson came in at this time
making thirteen members in all.
The following is the report of the Treasurer
Balance hand last report .............s23 76 "a
f>ece'ou Al
n,., Total s6l 2s3 IS
balahce on hand RED 4... 795 So
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f. WOOD & CO., Ship Chambers and C.1oce-,-
.nd On re Leyee Opposite Post e. Second Mu% pa -
assortment of DDS, which they viii sell at resss 9rge
prices. - " -" "' .e ,S nsbls
N..lE
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| TO SUGAR PLANTERS-Test h s,,y.an M.
Fire Ren n np soH Fire Brick U.s. al ID The Seoc
At the r NJ teedss Fouu' n.y. Al rust 1850
which WEE ne aSaim n Mr. BENGAL out INTO ar urnsee il
The very best Scotch Fire Brick lalIs pre- Il WIN one
$3.50 ~ 'i'' ut u neither broke n cracked
We are filling Planters, md, LEEDS q co.
stand fire nj AZ and Inc co., and waTIanting
au5 2ipf Az age, VIM IL EAG
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Fashionable CyOfhtmg-

no. ~ CAMP STREET,
Opposite Bewlett's Exchanes
q We are now in receipt complete Stock FAsHIoNE
BILE CLOTHING and FURNISHING GOODS, COMPOSING nsatl,
every article in the way of Dress, season.
THOMPSON d NIXON
o93 2dptf A. 80