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Daily American telegraph., 1852-04-17

Church Of the Ascension, H street, between 9th
and 10th streets wes-The Rev. Dr. MARBURY will ociate
in this church tomorrow forenoon at IL o'clock and the
Rev. Dr. BUTLER in the afternoon at 81 o'clock.
Daily American telegraph., 1852-04-17
Rev. DR.. Peck will preach in the Foundry chape

"The Sovereignty Of God" will be the theme
Of the morning Discourse tomorrow in the AZ street
Church. at IL o'clock, by the Rev. Mr. Gaaher At 3
m, the subject will be- :" The Call Of the Gospeln
Daily American telegraph., 1852-04-17

yNTANTED.-A young man that Is complete BOOK.
wv KEEPER will hear Of o situation by applying at
this Office. ap l6-2t
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NEW ADvERTIsEMENT-Let every body

IN READ IT.
NO. /.
r. r. R.
R.aDW.AY'S READY RELIEF
is THE FIRST AND ONLY REMEDY EVER RECORDED In THE
MEDICAL HISTORY OF THE WORLD THAT HAS STOPPED
THE MOST VIOLENT PAINS IN A FEW SECONDS,
will stop THE MOST SEVERE PAINS IN FIVE MINUTES on
sEs sGa Nj isls s ms n"s B GGps sSS s n fE
INTERNAL AND EXTERNAL
as in giving nsiant 70 the most tomntug and
TO TIE SICK AND PA1N-sUFFERING OF NEW
ORLEANS. -
s s III f|SgE ssEsFs'sis nd
III N f.
1T HAS CURED,
IN NINETY CASES OFT OF a HUNDRED,
ShSSSaszA ssa]s sSssSSzfaiz 4 Sssf Sss sSs sSSas
T5SSoTs,IAeHE II oSE ssEssoSRs,s o'A~''
sRASM eRAMfs n n FIVE FIVE MiSSTEs MiSSTEs.
sfK hEARAeHH FAEns N sgTEss MNgTEs M!SgFEs
shsHA!sS sesE sisSlr i \ segh s5SH hsSahs %sGHzs
c sEs Sab KS $ sTss 5aSIs SS nSgss SsH
ssf II safs ss%R.s ss:s ss h.
kENF STor MOST
poisonous acids of the System.
PREVENTION
inaling the Of r.
heavy feelings oi
IN BATHING
E ssa % R. % I ss d ss ss ts s
ALL BOWEL COMPLAINTS,
FAfNFGL DscHARGEs rses The mos severe paas fss
NEURALGIA
nEzby Ez szanap sn as n.. ,.euou.
uene the sharp darg pain this cruel complaint In
pa bas e. ss.a s I
H. t ri sssR ,sss p % s ssa
& sd vs the nsyou % and supply the
pans SA Wne s cause OF tbs
PAINS RELLEVgD IN FIHE MINUTES.
RAILWAYS READY RELIEF will stop ezcruciating
saS sss beds y Rbsas I h
bones unsoand from top to whose joints distorted with
% Ell il s' ss GsS's. as
ne
ss IL % lGP lit s asn q %s s
the Union for the years. have themselye
CHILL FEVER
CIyILLs STOPPED IN L FEW 4LNBTEs-PALN RELLEYED
f a' spisa Ha.
with health and strength and secretion Of the System.
PAINS OF ALL KINDS.
Whenever you pain, apply RAILWAYS READY RELIEF is
sss Esy bere H
READY RELIEF internally applied externally viii in
minutes stop as Street. NswYo
SOUTHERN DEPOT
JOHN WRIGHT CO., l51 Chartres street. NewOrleanA,
H General Agent who will supply dealers in the country Rad
way q Co.'S prices
MEDIUM :. 50
oRRssoN is Masa.ns street. and by y
Ask for r. R. R., or RAILWAYS READY RELIEF, mhs. ly4w
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= d. !, \. ,,s e y,s 49,. ..,x ~, !. s1,r
Fo!hhouses sslls; -, nna ssssns NJ 49, ~ g
the prisons. snd 20 ~ 81 -
Sec g. BE Il ordained That in addition = The dusseS 1
hall act as expert physicians 60 tns Ash " s
espsctsye y pstrcss f,,.v ,hsl sS sss.d
the vaccination Of tts children q the pSbs .ses
lnder tho direction Of the visiting eomulsesss =.
espectlve 3 scnoos as;, = = n. ste..s
es e either ss Other ss ssssss e Ne e ~ ~
,eble far o q attend to The duties II both tbe hsaIt
raruit,ee may atpans an for the tins
yhoss compression aaali q w - oo..s - ~
Hss Hi1esn dsy = Ma4 IVY s1s.ss ~
Es e snpioyed e bs psid q n " ss
icaye Of ~ ~ ts&1an. -. = as " =
stefan must n. ~ s. ~ ~ riS.
Ssiose duty he -. ~ ss ~ 'ei' - "
Sec. g. Be ~ Jsd1 - = - ..,.,I Xy. -
srhou.e ~ - g sas s;. r - - .s q
~ 5an,ner o. sasn h Rsflsns ,a - ossss ssI
SEC BSH Jisz6~ erdaissd - Y. =. .,.. ~
spectfve Districts who shall spprcvs q SsS - iE e
before payment can be msde. ~ E527 s7Ts5 S7' "A
Y Sec s. BE II hr1hr ndafaed That tls Pm - +
have the power to remove any pri ,cssls stack ~
contagious diseAse, 70 place sslsssed by ts
and treated At the expenso of the city "a.
Sec o. BE fsykAe mdefsed That the salary of es1k
fnrsd doasr ~ sam ~, nayabIs tv 5, ~ nv
Treasurer.
ssc: 70 3 Z fss0v o.daisd That Tie Common Counsl
n q srs =. ~ m sns q s''sr " D''n y
@
The yeas and nays being called on the final
passage Of said ordinance JresuIted as follows:
Yeas: Messrs. Andrews, Bailey. Burthe,
Dolhonde, Eustis, FORBES. Henmann. Lesds.
Nixon, Place, Ramos, Shaw. steteon- Wxtiins
and Winston -16. e
Nag: Mr.. Sumnicrs-I
The rssolntion autborixine tie Ccmptr1IIa d
advertise for proposals to erect Nherves feum
Post 21 to 20, ete., present on tie IL IN. ~
Mr. Forbes, was c4fied mp ~ the order the d4y,
and, on his motion, fefeffed u the COMMITTEES
On Streefa and II flsvaSt,y1n
= - --S1s &
pvsr.r ,,rssr.s,,,s - WE "
MT ATKINS presented the f01lQVlN 90 the
rules being suspended it Wus rezd i Dec0nd
Yue and ador,fods. sHs "a
- 8 G.
.4a Ordinance 10 arsed he Ordnance Otsarix;ae n PSre
Department ef he Cify cf NesO sOrsenss
Be Il ordained 5v dc Common Ces n AZ Citr sf NJ
Oeans-That there shall be 1om ont Poies
force apportioned for shs Fourth Dixict secoud su-
tenant Of Police at salary Of sfx hundred doEAs ~
annum-
Mr. Stetson presented the following, and the
rules being suspended. it was read d second
time and adopted
I'm Ordinance yrosidins oy md rsatirs d Nctar Pac
for DE Cisy IF pOyians
Be ordsned ~ hs Ces.spt ccan<1 II ~ GU Of
nsnce ss-s ss1 isA - ss ~ ~ "a 80 s
Connci q III City i ~ t sSi,s
of May Notary Public hefors whom shsn s. pssd and
executed az contrasts ssresnents deeds y ~ -
and whose compensation shan s ths ~ sssssSsd y
the s.id city Of NewOrleans s'ssss -a
& Ill sessss y 6
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The yeas and nays being called on the final
passage Of the above report and ordinance re-
suited as follows:
Yeas: Messrs. Andrews, Derbes, Dolhonde,
Eustis, Forbes, Hermann, Lanata, Nixon,
Place, Ramos, Shaw, Stetson, Summers, Sykes,
Watkins, Wiltz and Winston-17.
Nays: Messrs. Bailey, Burthe and Leeds-3.
The ordinance to organize the Department of
Police for the city of NewOrleans, presented on
the 10th of April last by Mr.. Stetson, came up
as the order Of the day and was on motion with
drawn.
The ordinance regulating the duties Of the
Physicians of Prisons, Warehouses;, etc., for the
city of NewOrleans, presented on the 9th ult.
by Mr.. Andrews, came up as the order Of the
day.
The 1st. ID, Sd, 4th, 9Th, ,>6th, 7th and 9Th
sections were adopted without amendments,
On the 9th Section being read as follows:
Sec, o. Be it further ordained That the salary of each
physician appointed under this ordinance shall be ~
dollars per annum payable monthly by the City Treasurer
Mr.. Winston moved to fill the blank with
$500, which was lost.
Mr. Sykes moved to fill it with $500, which
was lost t@
Mr.. Nixon moved to fill it with $1,000, which
WAS carried, and the section as amended was
adopted
The tenth section was adopted without amend
ment
The President called Mr. Nixon to the chair,
and moved to reconsider the vote on the 4th and
9Th sections, which was carried.
| On the 4th section being read as follows:
Sec A. Be it further ordained That they shall both Mt
tend to the vaccination of the children of the Public
Schools sF5 ~
Dr. Alpuente moved to amend by adding
&c under the direction of the Visiting Commit
tees of the respective Schools which was ear
ried. -lt l
| On the 9th section being read as follows;
or illness either physician the other shall attend to h
duties long it be necessary should it not bt
possible for to attend to the duties Of both the Health
Committee may appoint an Assistant Physician for th
per day for the time employed to be paid by the Cit
Treasurer provided the regular physician is ILL absen
with leave of the Health Committee not said Assistan
Physician receive his compensation from the Ply
| scian whose duty he fulfls "
| DR.. Alpuente moved to amend by inserting
after words &c compensation shall be- the wore
g five p and also after the words &C per day
the sentence ' for the first fifteen days, and tw,
dollars for every subsequent day. which wal
carried.
| And the ordinance, as amended, was read {
second time and adopted, the rules being sus
pended, as follows
I'm Ordinance regulating duties qf the Phy1cans Of Pr
Workhouses. etc. for tie City Of Nsso Orleans
Section l. BE ordained That there shall be appointed
! by the Common Council of NewOreans two Physicians
be called the City Physicians whose duties shall be
attend to all the Prisons, Warehouses; Houses Of Rsug
and Jas of this city shall attend in the First
Fourth Districts and the other in the Second and Thr
| Districts M
SEQ a. Bat further orasiasd, That 1t shall b. the aut
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INSURANCE COMPANIES.

Home Mutual Insurance Company Of
NEW ORLEANS
E With subscribed capital Of sa1ssoo prepared 10 receive
applications for
FIRE, MARINE AND RIVER RISKS,
at the ofdce Of the Company, No. 90 GRAVIER STREET.
Every nsurng with interested and the
profits among with the company.
the control Of the Trustee
This established the mutual principal Of nsar
the Trustees believe this subscription ample
security To the policy holders.
The portfolio the a times ornspecn
" 'A"~s ALEXANDER BROTHER, President.
-..f. JOHN II. OWEN, Vice President.
JAMxs H. WnRKLrE, eeerstaTy.
TRUSTEES:
John R. Shaw, 81. Levy, John G Goodrich,
John Thonas A. H. May, J. T. Caldwell,
]. ]. Green, j. p. Harrison, W. L. LAnier,
John c, Woodruff, John II. Owen, VIM. Tuts,
Wllia.n Knox John Hall, 8. de Wiser,
Samuel wxrt Rufus Mehenny, Robb Dyas,
r. W. Mibank, J. g. Cocks, W. Bogsrt
8. O. Nelson, j. A. Doughery, ]. W. Gayle,
F. Shaw, H. v. BAXTER J. J. Robson,
Mannssl White, T. B. Taylor, John Rodenburg,
E. G. Rodgers [jsnll VIII Letchford.
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Mutual Benefit Life and Fire Insurance


EB Incorporated in April s4s and declared dividend Of so
cent. Two Years' Buainsss
Office, No. IS CAMP ST., Gravier Common
BUSINESS COMPANY SsuRANcK ONLY.
This Company being organized aey protection the policy
hoera and their families against want and ID operations
Great National Benevolent the
and solid principles and afrdng small annual paid during
IN All policy holders whether for life shorter ters
tnue the Insurance till death participate the whole Of the profits
the Company.
effect insurance the life Of her bband for the benefit
hsrsf children, the claims Of c.editors.
TRUSTEES:
John S. Allison Isaac johnson, Edward Sparrow,
John Hsghn, Samuel Stewart Richard Mccall,
RobertJ Ward Z. H Barton, J. Perkins,
Joseph Walker, Wm. Mure. Arnold Harris.
DIRECTORS: n
EW sewell Thos G Jenkins, P.B Taylor,
NJ. M. Cohen, L. Spsngenberg. II. Rhodessald,
Samuel Wolf, John A. Dougherty, c. NJ. Lutherford,
Q. Wickham, John Claiborne, R. c. AmiHtead
Geo. W. Smith, N. C. Hall, r. Bein,
II. G. Heart, 4. Wingats.
Epw. JENNxn Coxr, Vice President.
Al WxpDrEsuns NJ D. Medical Board Of
il q. hsAn14, Acasiy n. n coaas Attorney.
RICHARD BEs NJ De- 9Tl Magazine Medical
who will be at the Office daily from halfpast 10 toaPM
BY the Charter only $4,000 ia taken single life.
t This Company applications for Life
end issue Policies all aud healthy White persona
HgoeA the Table Of Rates established which
thnn the charged by the Offices
their restrictions residence the South charter Dividends
made available the extent thirds of amount
where the party has paid his premiums in full.
ES California Permits New London
Table of Rates and all information to Life all
1T Extensive Travelling Privileges.
tB- Office hours. Am.
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HATS, BOOTS, SHOES.
Ladies' Shoe Store,

GHOES, BOOTS AND BROGANS-300 rsfap
NJ cases in stors comprising complete ofrssh EV
md fashionable goods, for sale by U"
G?2 A. r. DUNBAR &Co., 81 and Sc Common ST. -.
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CONVERSE g. CO., Grocers and Dealers in
~ Western Produce, 81 Tchoupoulas street, Of Lafayette
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: INSEED OIL-20 bbls., for sale by
4 my10 J.H. CARTER d CO, 10 Common 81
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Mr.. Wiltz moved to amend, by fixing the
salary of the Street Commissioners Deputy Of
tho Fourth District at 5000, instead of $840, as
reported, which was carried
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FOR SALE.

ESOR SALE.--A HOUSE AND LOT. No an
IL 20 Union street. Carondolst ST. Charles-a I
ton Of the Of Genn deceased The House
further particulars for the 81 Gnver
street. fmyiIu III GLENN. Test. Erecu
ENOR SALE-A TRACT OF LAND contain
ing $40 aeres lying in Warren county MISS twenty miles from
upwards Of good good GIN and
MILL and FRAME DWELLING. person wishing desirable
Cotton Farm. will find their this tract will
be sold much below it's value. Apply
ap4 am Edwin G. COOK, vieksburg, Miss.
ESOR SALE.-A Lease Of q residence in n
Canal nsghberhSod rs1. the
purchaser the will accommodating immediate posses
sion For particulars address box T. Nc. 49, Posocs. d2T
GHOR SALE.-A second hand Double Cylinder
PRINTING MACHINE IIoe's bed a s3i. credit
twelve monha with approved security do will be Apply
this ofca ~
THE Mobile Advertiser will please month, bill
to this onaco. jys II
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: lRUGGIsTs GLASS WARE--A large vari-
ety. for sale hv E. HART CO. ~ Tehonptcnlns
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SHOES, BOOTS AND ROGANS-257 nsssp
~ cases, landing shps Baltic Westminster FEW
sals A. F. DUNBAR CO., M Ny
d9l snd5 So Common 49,
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M EDICAL SULPHUR VAPOR BATHS, at 26
19 PLACE. stairsThese Baths warranted
70 CEAGREs FEVER RHEtMATIsM CEILIs AND FEVER,
AERCUR1AL AND ALL DISEASES OF with others
arising from mpr Of the blood The hundreds whG
have been cured by them be produced their powerful
ant in removing disease We might mua their we
permanently with these Baths injury system. Wenys
III afflicted with the above like diseases call and iii and
dsrfect satisfaction not given after their will bf
re,Ind
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Mr.. Watkins moved to amend, by fixing the
salary of the Street Commissioners Deputy of
the Third District at 5000, instead Of $s4O,
Us reported, which was carried.
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r RARGAINS-BARGAI GAINS-BARGA
~ No. 1Os MAGAZINE STREET.
COTTON GINS 800, HORSE POWERS $780, PLoWs 70, CROSS
BAR CABLE CHAINS AND IRON BOLTS per FIFTH
TRACE AND BREAST CHAINS BRIDES, HARNEss PACK SAD
DIES, INIDIA RUBBER BAGS; CALIFORNIA OUTFITS, such
IESTs HAMMoSKS M a WATER @ PROOF SADDLE BAGS HEMP n
ING HEAVY CLOTH ovERCoATS with Capes SHOES from
50 cents to s BOOTS from 70 and variety other Goods
all which will be sold half
any other house in the city, mh5
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Mr.. Forbes moved to amend, by fixing the
salary of the Street Commissioners Assistant
Deputy of the First District, at 1920, instead of
$3.50, as reported, which was carried.
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HROCKERY, CHINA and GIL ASSN ARE, cs2

IP. r. FELL CO., "a Common street. New(lrlean i'm MEN
sters and dealers Wholesale and retail Lamps Plated and WV
tnnna Castors andlesick Table Cutlery Wne -
pa in the safest manner. - ja25 iy
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Harmony Dvrion No. Is, &. of T.-Meets Tchoupi
street Officers elected for the present term HRSaY ALru
W. p; CESAR MoLInRE, W. JAaEs SAMuKL
H. PursAs A. r. ST. W.T. MousT, ST. cAssrlI MM.
MasAR, c.. CHARLKs A. CHARS BARsIs ST. WM.
II. RoNpgAu, o. S.; yANxs BKees, P. W. P. jams
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4 tARRELL, EDWARD j., Attorney at Law,
Commissioner Tennessee, No. 81 G street, Newlean
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, ENS0N, j., House, Sign and Ornamental
Painter tao Woods and Marbles isa Camp aeet opposite
Iyet s0uare 7. MIA ly
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a NEMENT FOR CISTERNs-A very superior
" article of HYDRAULIC CEMENT manufactured expressly
molasses which highly and
can be depended on for that purpose for sale by
qawsm A. DELAGRAvE 4 CO., II Magazine street.
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Mr.. Bailey moved to amend, by fixing the
salary of the Street Commissioners Deputy Of
the Second District, at 1920, instead of $540, as
reported, which was carried
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Mr.. Burthe moved to amend, by fixing the
salary of the Comptroller's Third Clerk at
$1,000, instead of $1,000, which was lost.
And the question being on the motion to adopt
the salary as reported, it was carried.
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Messrs. Wiltz and Hermann appeared and
took their Seats
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A. .AsIoNDS AND WALNUTS--
IN 1850 bags SOFT SHE'LL ALMONDS
50 bafos fresi WALNUTs.. For sale by
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AT EW YORK BRANDY and GIN-For sale BY
4 mha7 JONAS PICKLES, Tchouptoulas
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ftADE, S., Repairer Of all kinds Of Furniture,
4 Hevia atreet, Of Circna. myI lllp
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r ME-l000 bhls fresh Koekiand Lime, land
ing hing aise. TArnesziD, Usia
n Nssu Lime sais By JfitYMAN %, ssearias Il
Z ,EMENT 1000 hbls. Newark and Rasendal;
~ csusss iar sAl' " HAysiAN cos Mssssla. n,
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oI
SMALL q
tB Sold also N MORRISON la Magazine street and B,
EVERYWHERE. +
Ask for R. r. R., or RADWAYs READYRELIEF mha7 ly4w
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9StODFISH-200 boxes fresh, for sale by
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On motion Of Mr.. Forbes, that part Of the
Mayors message of April u, in relation to the
act to arrange and regulate criminal prosecu-
tions throughout the State. " ETC., and that in
relation to the act concerning Coroners, their
fees, ETC., was referred to the Judiciary Com
mittee.
And, on motion, the Board adjourned to Tues
day next, the 18th inst, at six o'clock r. NJ
WALTER H. PETERS, Secretary.
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apONE FELON OINTMENT--Certain to give
a relief in twenty fifty hours CURE jnde of week
e returned Sold at II box Aso SaVE FOR BLES
warranted in like at fifty cents box For sale At
nIyn lm* No. 1Q9 MAGAZINE STREET.
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EyAsT PAscAGoULA HOTEL. The AAgssszzs

HAST PASCAGUULA HUIEL.-lne GG!!ssl1fA
A HOTEL this delightful will be opened for 7EsSm
visitors che FIRST DAY OF JUNE 1882 The proprietor
promises that expense will be spared the and
his guests and that from his experience they will
find this the most desirable residence the Lake.
The bathing than
establishment the Lake shore.
ANEW WHARF has recently been built and the GARDEN
surrounding grounds have been put beautiul order LIVERY
STABLE has been attached the Hotel and for the the
visitors will THREE TABLES which will
be appropriated expressly rthe Ladies.
aplB tel EDWARD KINGSTON BOYD.
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A LE-Scotch and East India Pale Ale, for
"a Alshy ''' ~ JOHN yooLS, " Bank elass.
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BUSINESS CARDS.
4 DDISON & CO., Wholesale Grocers and Com
n mission Msrehnnts IA Poydras NewOrIenns. fee

A EDREWS g. CO., JOHN w., Commission
n Merchants Shipping Aeents. 81 Common st. jas
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Crystal Fount Divlsion No. 4, e. of T.-Mses every
THURSDAY at O'Clock Hail. No. IS s. Charles
Officers the r. W. w.
H. ELLIS. W. A.; G. p RINe R. s. BLOCK Boo1H r.
s., US. Hams Tt D. MIrcREL, c. p QuN, C.. N S. Ed
lis, J, c. CURTIS ap2
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Mr.. Burthe moved to amend, by fixing the
salary of the Mayors First and Second Clerks
at twelve hundred dollars each, instead Of six
teen hundred dollars each, as reported, which
was lost by the following vote:
Yeas: Messrs Andrews, Burthe. Derbes,
Dolhonde and Eustis-5.
Mays: Messrs. Bailey, Hermann, Lanata,
Leeds, Nixon, Place, Ramos, Shaw. Stetson.
Summers, Sykes. Watkins, Wiltz and Winston
d.
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& sHHRISTY, w., Attorney at Law, Commits
soner the United ststes and State the Unou
ice. (hnrIsa oaug
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4 Y ENERAL COMMISSION AGENCY. L.
JoURDAN CO.. No. 80 Camp will give prompt attention
collecting all Subscription received for Newspaps
Periodicals in all the States, and also In Europe.
Advertisements received for Northern and Eastern
aud also for the the country parishes Louisiana
bus)kS, LETTER PAPER PERIODICALS and sTATIoNERYi T.
with well selected popular SHEET
MIiSlC consisting Of the latest publications d. lily