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1NJEw ADvERTIsEMENT-Lst every bod

NO. /.
r, r.
sG Rosss s,lo, o onssmsTs aDY RELIEF
is 'raaERY; oY EVER RECORDED IN THE
NED ,dps; World THAT HAS STOPPED
THEM BRUSHES ms IN FEW SECONDS.
T. wll stop TIL CORE PAINS ~ FIVE MINUTES OR
Ne IA, snts ii In
'0''' 1NTERNALANp EXTERNAL.
giving instant TO tho armsans
TO THE SICK AND PAIN-suFFERINa OF NEW
zflsgHE
sEa Eo5 FAo * sE E ~ T
1T HAS CURED,
IN NINETY CASES OUT OF a HUNDRED.
H HEEgshs1s IN IN e esg A g9gRs.
R6oEHAGhn IN e osE seo s1surEs'
s 5SHH 5ARAs II S sS$HEs sS4ss.
s## $$5s s5Hzs
c Jew
f az ss asy soa ss 5s
SICK HEADACHE
fss ssr 1s
attacks M % and swsetsn the stomach and neuaae
p'''-''' ''''' -' PREVENTION.
epvehtis hd da and heavy feelings Of
IN BATHING,
M5 sD B. Fl s Fcs 81 sd and 1,5 ss
disease and sickness, headache and bousnesa.
ALL BOWEL COMPLAINTS,
ELux
minuechecks the most distressing discharges, and will speedily
''''''' ''' NEURALGIA
REzbY an
ssss II. e n. @ Aa s p ss
vitality ho he
f"A'' RHEUMATISM
PAINS RELLEYED IN FIVE K7RUTE8.
RAILWAYS READY RELIEF will stop the ercruans
who MONTHS confined to their beds Rheumatic Palms,
En- Th hs a asS
ed Ss Of @ nead
S
the Union for the last have tested
CHILL FEVER.
cHILLs STOPPED IN FEW MLNUTEs-PALN RELIEVED
INSTANTLY.
RAILWAYS READY RELIEF charm in all cases Of Chilli
It the Chs acknowledgements up nyieo
with health strength and secretion system
PAINS OF ALL KINDS.
Rb ss ! s s5s apss All
minutes RAT w. S6 49, o Street. Nswyo
SOUTHERN DEPOT
JOHN WRIGHT CO., Isl chartres atrecs Neworleans,
General Agent who will supply dealers in the country at Rad
W. PRICE:
LARGE LARGE. BOTTLES. %
- Sold also BY 4 MoKssoN il Magazine street, and BY
asf for T. r. r. or RabWAYs READYRELIEF mha1 iyAw
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nRUGS, MEDICINES, PERFUMERY, ETC.
The subscriber woali respectfully call the attention Of Planters
article in biz line Of 5asiae all Of which examination viii
found FRESH and GENUINE; he would psrcaFize the following
viz: English qainins Hewads Blue Mass Hyd Pos Mophen
all preparations OF; Cod Liver Ogenune Phosphate
Rouael Jules Hsuel Psrfnmey Patent edue variety
barrels Honey, ETC.. etc. TEI0S. RANKIN,
staalhe Nd Ehysr
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IA CONT street, between Charities and Leyee,
td5- B.A NToGNINL-BLIiARDT TABLES aud PATENT INpIA
RUBBER CUSHIONS
psed up to his time Kegs always hand NEW AND SECOND
HAND BILLIARD TABLES, and all articles game
Also eo,sps.s s9s Fl &c gene q IoTo Ten Pin
RUBBER CUSHIONS Will please estaJshnent
street, tho Veranda, oeh.
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PUMPS AND BATHING APPARATUS, ETC.
JOHN MCCARTHY PLUMBER, No. 1874 Camp street Newor
leans has BRASS COCKS
ysrSqs sizes FORCE AM LIFT PUMPS BEER PUMPS ,ec
COOKING RANGES; BATHING TUBS AND SHOWER BATHS
Also, LAYING AND REPAIRING LEAD PIPES SHEET
WORK OF EVERY DESCRIPTION 9.sfs+ lssis5s
Ship and Steamboat All
promptly attended 10. EY- CHARGES MODERATE. Rep2a
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I4obysas 3 KRasrtm gtosa's

No. CAMP STREET.
This weknown establishment having thoroughly repaired,
the attention public
in the most superior style and inish. ~T
N BOpeatorH fitted with complete APPARATUS
st cash prices Foghtlander, French sraon Lewa fs
halfxs Tubes, with Box and extra Tablets for twenty five dollars
Quick working Tsbaa Plates Anerican and Frseh Cases.
Chemicals with
observation-disclosures BUSINESS, constantly hand,
Wholesale and TetsiL jams
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E AAGUERREoTYPE ROOMS, No. 81 CIRCUS
sst bstWssn Pcydraa and pofdiao hsrs DAGUERREAN
beauty and oppression md put in the nesr style Pins L6ke
Franco and Cases cheaper than other firm tho The
petsr tenders his thanks and from his loa
lion geher with his and experience ten
ye6s These he will insure berabe public
patronage. n9f TIL JAMES LOCKWOOD
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NJ HEAD, WHITE SWELLING, SORES and ULCERS Of every
monaa the sabond certificate well known respectable
citizen, to the efficacy of my Treatment: ri
NEW ORLEANS, October s, 1854.
S. REYsoLps EsqDar Sir: beg express you my
and grateful acknowledgements the benefit
from and to that Two Cancers perfacy
erajated, which has convinced that
other practitioners Ihave endured
for the thirty with you
lit relief Gilbert in
For six month Dr. Gilbert operated and his gave
fire taste Of purgaoy but though he pronounced cured tho
Cancers returned much form few months afterwards
Desparing RELIEF medintng the anputation
induced apply although had Of rseeng relief but
belief could
but that your mild affective. kind
Providence directing Office
vang numbers Of the human family suffering
Cnceus Dseases who only know address
amured by medicine and treatment Eighteen nonhs having
elapsed you warranted in
perfectly cured JOHN +. H0YT, Halter,
ocs dAWf st. Charles Common street.
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a. the Temple Hall No. az TehouPitosas street,
WI P, IL GARssN W Al NJ MeQuALTKR r. S.; RosEswIs
4. X. s.; A.; BuRSs s.; Vs. WHiTsETr, Ii BnIcEMYza G.
poSpLE CT Husa GRAHAM, s.; A. LBERT S....SlCK
VISITING COMMITTEE BaIcKaYKR NewIeyee
NoeAs LAanKRr; JOHN CouLTxR Of Common Naa
iva
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bridge steathily with mutfied hoofs, formed into
rank, and placed their captiyes in the centres
intending to burst in their old way with sud-
den cry upon the sleeping enemy. "By the
beard Of my father said al Zagal, we will yet
teach the shepherds what it is to have q lion at
bay sHe had not long spoken before the
lances Of the shepherds came upon him, and
lances OF his own troops also were turned against
him. Seeing that he was betrayed, he closed
1 with those men who We're faithful to him round
the captiyes, and endeayored to regain the cas-
| tie; but the enemy possessed the path. There
| was a terrible fight, and Cedi Mohammed riding
I high among the torches, friends fought against
friends; Emirs splendidly caparisoned on Arab
steeds, engaged with half clad members Of the
black band, on wiry mountain ponies. Al Zagal,
through the tumult and the torch light, fighting
desperately, succeeded with q few followers in
forcing a way with Lindora back into the castle,
Of which q large part was already in tho hands
Of the besiegers He secured Lindora in Sc
cret room, and then descending through dark
vaults and passages to a magazine that had long
been prepared for any such occasion, added arson
to his other crimes The savage horror of the
scene was at its height as the flames leaped their
highest up into the night. The red blaze was a
| pleasant heaeon-fire to men who, waking up by
chance in, distant places, said it must DO the
Black Castle that was then on fire, and so there
would be peace again upon their tents now that
the Black Castle was destroyed.
But among the blazing ruins the strife still
went on. The band of Al Zagal had their lives
to sell, and valued their lives dearly "There
is one chance more" said AL zagal u to gigantic
black who had been endorsed in the struggle !;
"let us mount the first horses We can get, and
we may yet escape beyond the mountains into
Riff AL zagal had soon forced an Enr from
his charger, and was darting from tho castle
when the dark envoy confronted him. Know
y
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WIsom Temp!e OF Monor No. b-Aleets every THURSDAY
EVENING at o'clcs Temple Hail. Tchouptouas
oeSrs for he Paaut term ending Oct TnoaAa
W. r. W DAVIS, w G. II. AILMANp, W. R.; j. r.
pRE, W A. Ri + s. MoRGAs, W F. R., R. PoiLAEp W. IT,
& bSs SER w Vi 1SsHsA Dow, W. D. u.;J PATrIsoS, W. G
N. w. 4. myS
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Pelican division No; 3. SrT.Messsevsry WEDNESDAY
sr ending Sept SO 1882 Morn
D. BArsEY W. Al; T. j; VEST T. 81 PaSsrsR GtnrirITR A.
A. c. JANTtgR, Is; BRowN o.S....yISIT
ING Aiors 81 CONT II. f. BAILKY is
aols street. B. Wns royiras streets W G. WATkrss corner Of
KsA fcnoupieulaa street Wal SMITH, St. Mare and Poydas
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OFFInI,AL.

lin October, by Street Commissioner, one thou
Isand six hundred dollars and ninety -four cents.
\ To sundry persons employed as lahorers, ETC.,
lin October, BY Deputy Street Commissioner,
tSecond District, two hundred and thirty-two
dollars and thirty five cents.
l To sundry persons employed as laborers in o.
j tober, Second Dist let, one hundred and seventy
i seyen dollars and thirty cents.
\ To sundry persons employed ascarters in o.
tober, Second District, FIVE hundred and forty
! two dollars and ninety cents
To sundry persons employed in the Surveyors
three dollars and thirty-three cents.
To sundry persons employed by Street Com
| missioner in October, Third District, five hun
| bred and nineteen dollars and eleven cents
| To Jas. M. Forgay, for curb and gutter stones,
six hundred and eighty-sx dollars and nine
cents. t.s,s
+ 10 Jane Bly,, for maintenance of orphan boy
| for one month, six dollars.
| 10 VIM Flemming, for stationery furnished
Police office, Fourth District, eight dollars and
/ thirty five cents. -. -5.I.l5 ..-.s.l-,=5
To Manuel Va1rcy, for painting tables in.the
Port Market, twelve dollars.
To Il. Smith, for repairing stalls in the Port
Market, twelve dollars ..4iss
| To F. MARQUEE, for eight hundred and thirty
nine barrels Lake shells, one hundred and
eighty two dollars and thirty eight cents.
| To L. G. Duncan, for repairs to walks on
Jackson street, two hundred and eighty dollars
and thirty six cents.
Te w. G. Rosseau, for furnishing materials
and repairing Draining Machine, First District,
one hundred and twenty five dollars.
To Joseph Scholl, for repairing sundry tools,
forty dollars and fifty cents. ~
To Battalion of Artillery, for firing minute
guns on the receipt Of the intelligence of the
death of the Hon. Danl. Webster, one hun
bred and twenty mine dollars and sixty cents.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-11-25
No. 447.

No. 447. ~
Resoloed, That the Street Commissioner be
and is hereby instructed to cause the building
on Baronne street near Julia street, referred to
in petition of JIM. Moss, to beremoyed or mad
fre-proof, to conform with existing ordinances
upon that subject, within four weeks from the
passage of hisresolution.
RESOLVED, That j. NJ. Moss be relieved from
paying the fine Of one hundred dollars imposed
upon him for erecting wooden building con-
trary to law, provided said building is removed
or made to conform to existing ordinances within
four weeks from the passage of this resolution
the said Moss paying all costs.
lSignedlN le FRANS ALPUENTE,
President Board Of Ass Aldermen
lSigned1 VIM. Q. c. CLAIBORNE,
President BOurd of
lSHuedl = A. D. CRoSSMAN Nayor
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No. 44S.

Resolued, That permission be granted to Mr..
Jacob Fickheisser, also to Mr.. John Bensel, to
give public balls on their premises as prayed
for, provided that they obtain a license from
the city Treasurer for each ball to be given,
and pay ten dollars for same. 1t is further pro-
yded that no dancing or music be permitted on
these premises on Sunday, under penalty as
provided for by ordinances in said Fourth Dis
trict. e5
Lsigned] FRANs. ALPuENTE
President Board Of Assistant Aldermen.
ISignedJ WAN. c. c. CLAIBORNE
!. .ts-5-,.. President Board of Aldermen
Approved 94th November, 1881 -, - ~ r.,
[signedl A. n. cRossATAN, Mayor y
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS every body

NEW ADVERTISEMENT every body
NO. /.
r. r. r.
R-ADW.AY'S READY RELIEF
Is THE FIRST AND ONLY REsiEDY RECORDED IN THE
MEDICAL HISTORY OF THE WORLD THAT HAS STOPPED
THE MOST VIOLENT PAINS IN FEW SECONDS.
4 will atop THE MOST SEVERE PAINS IN FIVE MINUTES Oh
81 .1I II
INTERNAL AND EXTERNAL.
giving instant lie Commenting
TO THE SICK AND pAIN-sUFFER1Na OF NEW
ORLEANS
s fls! II 1!Ss
II F. g T
m MxsTY CASES OF OF 4 HtxDRsD.
s sHEsstdls II gSgf h s9sas.
S B[z$EHgA i g. s5ESS H1strHs.
s sP2sa N N FIVE eSE s MtSGTis.
s5EE FHAglT \ s g5yF s SIsHTHs
sE!ss sEg 5SS s sSss BgHas
s f. R asf ass s'aRa ss *:
''' 4'''1i' s''' ''' 'i sIcK HEADACHE
RHAP s EW M TIE Most
attacks. WIN stonaeh neutra1 he
'''''A'4' N'''' -' PREVENTION.
i've sI a si !
f'' A-' ''"SN'' IN BATHING,
a3p ssses iR
ALL BOWEL COMPLAINTS
.. BLOODY ELux CHOLERA MoRBUs.
the most distressing discharged and will speedily
NEURALGIA
PALE STOPPED INSTANTLY
RELIEF almost
minutes the
hs
pains.
RHEUMATISM
PAINS RELIEVED IN FIpE MINUTES,
RAILWAYS READY RELIEF wlaop ercruciatiu,
ass beds % samn
ones sre from top e to- who. Joints With
he Of RApwAY's REApY RELIEF This hs truth
United O5 the truth this
o Is T. I"s M to prove he ell
the unon for the last four have tested hsmsves
CHILL FEVER
cH71Ls STOPPED IN a FEW MEUTGs-PALN RELLEVED
INSTANTLY
RADWAYs READY RELIEF like charm nil ofch
rates with strength and
PAINS OF ALL KINDS.
Whenever youfeel pain, appy RAILWAYS READY RELIEF
a1s IA
RADWAY Il CO.. i62 Fulton utree NewYork.
SOUTHERN DEPOT,
JOHN WRIGHT CO., I5l chartres street, Nsworleans
General Agent who will supply dealers in the country Rad
way d COIL pricea.
LARGE BOTTLES. 90
MEDIUM - 80
i SG!s sss ss y
Asf sa' L. r r.. or RAbWAYs READY RELIEF. mhs,ly.w
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Resolved, That the Mayor be, and he is here
~, Authorized to enter into the necessary CON
tract With Archibald Mitchell, principal, and
81 u Leeds, security, for the furnishing iron
bridge plates for one year at the rate Of two and
one-eighth cents per pound--the plates to CON
form to the specifications on file in the Survey
sors ONCE, and the payment to be made accord
ing to the terms Of the sale, and on the recep-
ton and approval Of the same by the Surveyor
teEnsd] FRANS. ALPUENTE.
s [siss.d3 WIN. q. Z. cL1 a asTls ~ '4sn
sssss Prssidsnt Board of Aldermen.
.9a 1aispsal A. b. CRossNAN Mayor
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NREAsuRER,S OFFIcE.

7NREASURER'S OFFICE, NewOrleans, No
vmber 10 1ss2n accordance with the provisions thirty
NH section Of the Act Of Consolidation given Tie
following Bills Unpaid Second and Third Dsricts
Court Of Han
N. Lee Judge. '
The persons whose appended
said ast !, in fifteen the hereof. " - ~ "
noylOl5t VIII. GARLAND Treasurer City New Orleans,
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4, NO 449.
Resoived, That Mr.. Francis Degen be per-
mitted to erect and run small steam engine,
street, provided said engine be put up to the
satisfaction of the Street Commissioner and to
be removed when this Council shall so direct.
ISignedl FRANS. ALPUENTE,
President Beard Of Assistant Aldermen
ISiguedl VIM. c. G. CLAIBORNE.
,,.,5,, President Board OF Aldermen.
(Siynedl "A, d, cRoSSMAN Mayor
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Ricss,sl Safes U,,rtvafed.

:, EpeEFIeLp CougrHoUsE, S. c, August ., 1884,
Messfe SlEAkSS d MARTINI Successors Rich No. las
Water street, Newfork: GESTLEN-- with great pleasure we
have to inform that ut the great which our ato and
three others also the jh all
ofyca sALAMANpER SAFES purchased your agent Charles
ton Mr. L. n HATCH The built of pine the
heat was truly terrific The crowd dcud the idea any
thing ntanting such tie
upono .nns ne1t day. in the those the
the greatest establishment prevailed when they
side the Sale perfect and without arose from the
saamander. -7f ~ ~ ~ ''
We shall call safe and remain
Yours, respectfully WILLIAMS 4 CHRISTIE.
The foregoing letter demonstrates the wonderful capacity RICH
CO.'S SAFES 10 resist fire considered thnt t
ALONE articles represented SAFES s
contents in either the recent fires New York;
Chicohe, Ohio; Wenmpka, Ala. Rodney Miss an Edpefed
il must be admitted tina. the ESPECIALLY SINCE THE IL
pUCIioN OF PRCES) bea proportion the such
,s"Sis dsHoso. for books papers jewsl
for sale large good Of RICH
CO.'S SAFES and prepared prove by the les
nony Of several Of the and oer
cie that entire confidence placed article under an oil
~ y"
dAWtf Si,c,,;,, ,,,...
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Resolved. That the Mayor be, and he is here
! by authorized TO enter into the necessary CON
tract with Thomas Bell, principal, and Peter
Guntz, security, for the round stone paving Of
Rofenac street, at the following rates, viz fif-
ty-nine and one-haH cents per superficial square
yard for the paving; twenty-six and one-halt
cents per superficial foot of curb and gutter
stones furnished and laid, and three cents per
super cial foot Of curb and gutter stone re-laid,
according to the terms of the adjudication, and
10 work to be done agreeably to the speci6ca-
lions on ME in the Surveyors department
n tsaguedl Trans. ALPUENTE,
President Board Of Assistant Aldermen
tSEnsd1 1900 WAN. C. c. CLAIBORNE,
ss ~. 49,, -, President Board Of Aldermen
1ssnsdl A. D. cRessaiAN, Mayor
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sADDLERY, HARNESS, ETC.

LACEY Il CO., 81 st. Charles street,
e. BRANCH OF LACEY Il PIiILLIPs's CT LIBERATED HAIR
SASs iaicphin
fashionable HARNESS. SADDLES AND TRUNkS
NV REPAIRING STRICTLY ATTENDED, IydW
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HEALTH, ECONOMY AND REFORM--

n ID. r Il NJ z b Y FOR
Every DISEASE, AND
NO CHARGE FOR AID
VICE. An @NDALL q
CO., Sole Proprtetors Of til.
ELECTRICAL FEBRI-
FUGE, unrivalsd remedy
for Feyers of every grade.
KENDALL'SCHoLERA
SYRUP, for Bowel Com
plants.
SOUTHERN ALTERA.
TIVE, q Bleed Punder.
UTERINE PILLS, the
Females Friend.
TEMpLEMAN's s1'lM-
ULATINGLINENIENT,ete.
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:, Resolved. That the Comptroller be and is
hereby authorized to sell at auction, after ten
days notice. the contract for repairs to the en-
CINE house, stable and well of Fire Company No.
~. as per specifications OH file in the Surveyor
once, said repairs to be paid for in cash, when
me work I; y completed and approved by the Sur
seyor. Sale TO be made subject to,the approved
tsisasdl sFRANs. ALpuENTE
tsirsdl VIM G. 3 g cL AiIsaps Aias'men'
-Ar.ov. an, s., ,e,a President Board Of Aldermen.
tslsnsdf A. D. cRossMAN, Mayor
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fS~ PEILADFLPHlA SADDLE AND TRUNK WAREHOUSE,
No. MAGAZINE STREET, door Canals ree.-S RoBB
CO. Gate Rob- faIan eoushntly receiving New eoods
on their Mandatory in Philadelphia by direct pcious
England And are prepared to Offer to dealer The liberal qe
DLER, Sa.dery HARDWARE, HARNESS, Leaf HER TRAVEL
Y, ~ IACk!SS JhUsks INplA KuBBhh GOODS SAD
DlEY. COACH HARNESS AND TRUNK MAKERS MATERIALS,
TRIMMINGS. etc.
fRs- Purchnsprz invited tn rai,. es4 TN
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4 PLASTERe.
Sherman Poor Man,n
Allsbasi oorMan's
Aliebnsis dis Rubber Back,
Tbs impro, I'd Poor Man's,
Jew Dnyid's or Hebrew,
> Pstsi'a Vegetable,
Nnapp's Indian,
Whitas Machine Spread Strength
euing, e
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.,
HMd's Imperial,
Hetrick's Royal,
LINiMENTs.
Dutler's Done and Fever,
Bartine's Lotion,
y, Dasip's Horse,
Hunts, fiayes', scians', Hswes
l TOOTH PhSTES.
Sher,nan's Compound Orris Tooth,
Thompson's Aromatic Tooth,
Jones's TcothRrhe.
LoZENGES.
Sherman Cough, Worm Campho
Ching'B Worm,
Wiatar'n Cough.
DROPS.
lSolomon's Tcothache,
Shermhn'u Toothaohe,
Williama's To ..iache.
MISCELLANEOUS.
Thorp'a Extract,
Wner's Arcnpum Extract,
CaItsr's SDsniah Mixture
Mother's RELIEF,
Mrs. Kidder's Cordial,
lu..uhuy. NH a,irt,.t,r
IOsgood's Indian ChologoRus,
Halsey's Forest Wine,
Mira. Hayes DysenIery Cordial,
Cullen's Female Specific,
Cullen'A Indian Vegetable Remedy
Rownndis Magic Lotion, s
Bell's Army Tine,ure.
Davis's Depnrntiye Extract,
Jayne's Alternative,
Jayne'A Hair Dye,
Jayne's Cermirative,
RowGnd's Csrninatlya,
Balm Columbia,
Upham'a Pile Elertuary,
Jones's Chemical Soap,
CrumPton's Bi,lsam,
phompsop's Eye Water,
hfrs. Haye's Eye Water.
Perry Davia's Pain Killer,
Iones's HMir Restorative,
Iones's Lilly White,
8eul's Hair Restorative,
Soda / owders, Cologner,
Meen : IN,
Circasrian Balm,
Balm Of Gilend,
Roby's Hair Cusling Find,
Bailay's Shaving Cream,
Tnylor's Shaving Cream,
}. Barttne'e Hair Lotion,
Hart's Remedy for Fits.
ILamotte's French Remedy,
Bailey's Mead Syrup,
Bhiley's Sugs Capsules,
Bagl6's Hypsrian Fluid,
Wbeelsr,s Tenberry Tooihache
Jones'a Nectar,
lCavai's AnoJyue Cordial,
}, Balm of Thousand Flowers,
iBarues's Pile Lotion,
rs. Fahpcstoek's Vsrmifugs,
Bailey's Group Syrup,
Ivory Paste Backing,
Sacasaar OIL,
IChinese Soap,
Eusina CordlK,,
'rurlington's Eaissm,
british Oil,
Seiilltx Fo Tders,
Harlem OIL,
Extracts, Soap, etc., etc.
Inns not mentioned Ia this cataioers
ls terms. mysl ly
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Resolued, That the Comptroller be, and he is
hereby, authorized to sell at auction to the
lowest bidder, after ten days notice, the con-
tract to clean the Poydras street canal, in ac-
eordance with specifications on file in the Sur
veyor's Office. Sale to be made subject to the
approval of the Council
[siguedl FRANs. ALpuENTE
President Board OF Assistant Aldermen.
tSgnedl , WIN. c. 9. CLAIBORNE.
President Board of Aldermen.
Isguedl A. D. cRossMAN Mayor
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PUMPS AND BATHING APPARATUS, ETC.
e JOHN AicCARTY PLUMBER, No. 1884 Camp rect Newor-
BRASS
yarieas FORCE AN LIFT Pumps BEER PuArs ec
coVhlNG RANGES BATttiNIi TUBS AND SHOWER BATtiS.
Alo, LAYING AND REPAIRING LEAD PIPES SHEET LEAD
WORK OF EVERY DESCRIPTION.
Ship and Steamboat work repaired All orders
promptly attended CHARGES MODERATE. sep22
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mo-. ASS,

Received, That the Treasurer pay to Joseph
Lehee, ON the warrant of the Comptroller, sixty
one dollars, oyer-assessment of his property in
the Third District.
fsisnsdl FRANs ALpuENTE
President Board Aldermen.
lHigffa5 asssos WM. c. c. CLAIBORNE,
s -, I, President Board Of Aldermen.
fsgasdl "A. D. cRossalAN, Mayor
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RESOLVED, That the Captains of Police of the
several Districts be. and are hereby, allowed,
for the maintenance and support of prisoners in
their charge, the sum of ten cents per day for
each and every prisoner. The vouchers for
same to be presented monthly, after having
been approved by the Chief of Police
lsignedl FRANS ALPUENTE,
President Board of stnttA Aldermen.
lsisnedl WM. c. G. CLAIBORNE,
.,, ..., President Board Of Aldermen.
tsigsedl A. .. cRossMAN, Mayor.
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= No. 451.
Resolced, That it shall be the, duty of the
Captains of the Police of each District and the
Street Commissioner of the city, to report to
the Council monthly. the number of persons ar
rested or reported, for breaches of the city or.
dinances, which are punishable with fines.the
amount of fines adjudged-by whom collected
and if not collected the reasons why.
4 Isigned] FRANs, ALPUENTE,
,., President Board of Assistant A eiinen
lsigned] WM @. c. CLAIBORNE,
As,, a ,., ~, - , President Board of Aldermen
lsig1edl A. D. cRossMAN, Mayor