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CONSOLIDATED cry On NEW 0RLHAHs
THE MOTHER TONGUE. y,

The mothers name is q heavenly sound < VI 4s
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Where the iciest realm extendeth. ~ r 2ss W. .
Sweetin pleasure and sweet IN Woe, Ssss tSsi H
Sweet in life and in death also, II; s5o s fsij
aud sweet in rscole lection. s8,s i i !. X q q
Our mothers voice was the cradle song s & Sss,s
That soothed us beyond AL other 81 81 n 4 w n Y
And sweetly eoundet1 the mothers torsue N A a. +;
When the first born uspdth :s other q III 4.
Our young souls first found expression es Z
And the lover knows no othsr speech ~ &sS2
To pour out his full hearth passion 81 h n
Twas spoken by Ill thoae kings of old II a AafSs &
Round whom our homage gAthefz 4 Il
And by those warriors true and bold VI " XseS
Whom We proudly call our fathers. ssN
Our mother tongue, in tie poop u mouth. 4.
With words Of powerful liveths n
'Tis loved in tho North and in the South Vi s3;
And its echo the green wood giysth. ss Ia Nj
Our mother tongue, ike ! 3ary wfesths VI
Both high and Low It enf0ldeth fsf 4 seil n sl
Through it the souls Of our fathers BREATHE * !;
And the true heart fast it hoideth. Y Y
Our hearts speak only our mother tongue.
~ sgrl They know no foreign transl1tion ss
"A 'Tis it alone, whether writtensor snne, ss sll
Which from sleep can rouse q nation, ss
Our mothsr-tongue, By the sea-sliore Wild. ss
And in deep woods, summer ladsn, ssAS 4 |
How sweetly it sounds from man or child mi y
But sweetest from the lips of maiden l !
Sweet in pleasure and sweet inswoe, ,sg
Sweet in life aud in death also, II & Il ~ Fl 1
And sweet In rscolle ton. 81 4 NJ NJ 4
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!. Claibqrne took his. seat.


MEMORIAL AND PETITIONS IL
A petition from Mr. Lucas Orl;ch. for III
privilege Of erecting q veranda, was referred q
the Committee on Streets and Landings q 81 Il
I petition from j. Barker, contractor for The
planking Of First street, in the Fourth Dis
trict, praying for further time to finish The
SWork was referred to- the same committee ts&
remonstrance from Hook and Ladaer Com
panies, Nos p and 8, against the late ordis
nance respecting the Fire Depar rtment was fes
sterred tosthe Fire Commit ttees S
HE A petition respectingssa % house on Rampant
street, between Cont and Bienville represented
as nuisance, was referred to the Mayor, with
power to act. ~ q 81 VI 81 Il
petition from Mr.. W. P NIcG uire, praying lii
to he dispensed from. pa ying q tax on capital,
was referred to the Finance Committee
The following lettersswere read and referred
to the Finance Committee s IS ,.sss :ssssss
From Capt. Il. Forno, of the First District.
Offering as his security Mr. J. e. Pooleys IL
From Captain G. q. IN azerat, Offering Tor iii
securities Messrs Peter, Miller and r .1s
From s Newburger, Recorders Clerk Foutth
q District, offering as biz secusit Nh Issss
From w j. Ahern, LIST Lieutenant First I,s.
triot, offering IS his securities Messrs. Wm.3 III.
Rondeau and ghas Waldo SIT. .ss3sa
From ?. Graf, missary Of the Saraparu
Martin II Il s 'sts fEs
Bills from Msasrss ilssbsw Brovn u u IH
Maddox, L. a. Michel dAd b. u Csfoir. iS3s 6SS
also referred telthc Einance ou,mit ttes.s fsss
"a tatement Of sums due 10 ssun6ry persQlis|
for opening Orleans st i, from airis q
e Lake Pont0h 0hhrtraif VAS referred ne sspjjs
4 pssitiSn a.lias n W pssips n slpstssas
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REMOVALS.
I. MUSIC STORES. ETC.
;HToRATIo D. HEWITT PIANO -

HTORATIO d. HEWITT, PIANO
II i FORTE AND MUSIC STORE, No. SO Camp -
street. New would ,espee.uly request the H 7
a of MUSIC AND MUSICAL
from the factories Of the first
among which TO be found those Of ST0DART
Paris The above the following GRAND sE-
Of the most celebrated makers h the world combining AZ the a
OF octayes They viii sold al msnufacturers
prices MUSICAL AERCHANDSEo Of all kinds quantity.
Among other subsber
finest selection the Southern market
which offered the
,asd sy WILLIAM HALL SON from the most SPANISH
stand the climate The subssriber has had
the Music business In Northern cities,
thoroughly with the
stock the that market
and his facilities such that he will selected
stock all kinds LATESTan
MOSTFASHI0NABLE MUSIC The respectfully
invited to call o his stock
fels lyos HoRATIoD D. HEWITT, 50 Camp at, N. O.
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WANTED.

INFORMATION WANTED-Of JAMES L. d.
MecASTY 1 formerly S Indsnn yho married Margaret Smith
running stage Omnibus called the Ready New
oeans 10 lafayette This August sss. Any Information
said will be gladly received by his father MCCARTHY
sugar Groye Postotfce, Indiana mhs0
NTANTED DIAIMEDIATELY-Ag good Barge
% o. KEEL BOAT sexigg
ianis II 81 Tchouptoulas street
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RRoUGHT to the Police Prison, 1st Dis 4

trict CHARLES, g tirty-one years old five IN
feat high large scar On let
cheek, bald head scad SAYS he
10 Mr.. Draper, Columbus, Arkansas. ~ ----
ELIZABETH mulattress, about
inch high has both belongs Mr. DewayI
HENRY nnao about tweny years feet three and
half nchas high la small forehead cheek
he belongs 70 Mr.. Pickersl. &ea s3
MARIA gs about thirty old, five inches
high right finger off right hand finger
itbs left Says she belongs to Mr.. Clnpp. 81
PEGGY REBECCA, black about
h forehead and the wrists she belongs Mr.
Segal ssss9Ei IS ~
Says he belongs to Mr. Robertson. fs' z :,
The win please comply with The law respecting them
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BOARD 0FsALDERMEN or THE CTTY0r NEW
I'll ORLEANS n

V1k11E q N6aH@ sssg
ia slTrIsa s9y TurspAY MAY 25, 1889
The Board met pursuant to adjournment
Members present The Hon. j ames Robb,
President; Messrs Burke Clark, Conyeys 3, d.
quet, Lugenbuhl and Stock ton.
( Thereading Of the Journal was dispensed with
The following message from the nj ayor was
read, and taken up, by paragraphs. The first
was referred to the Committee on Streets and
Landings; the second and third It'd the Police
Committed sl ss3s sSssss8B s,5JsasE
4, s MAyoR4LTr OF NEwOaLEA u
May p, 1852
10 the Honorable Pesidts and Members or fhe sl
dernn and The Board 0 .dssistant .aidene is Cily f
E d NeiU Orleans y
GENT LEndEsI beg to enclose pstitbn very ruinsr-
ousy signed by property owners and residents on Can
asking your honorable body to take
alton the propriety and advantage Of improving tho
called Neutral Ground have on yaiious occasions
called the attention Of the municipal the
porta,ce Of laying of and Identifying this hsndsopie
thoroughare but for want Of proper concert Of action
my suggestions acted upon The ground IL etls
cepble Of great at comparatively moderate
cost and Of being converted into aspendd prordens
hut would also aorl the inhabitants during lie heat al
tunmer and indeed at all SEASONS Of year
resort Tor Tecrsatop and exercise thai
you viii take the ACCOMPANYING memorial under due adj
yisemen and that your earliest viii Be Directed
towards out the bV
the petitioners. 81 W s{i5asff
to cali your attention I'd the enclosed
cation addressed to by the Of the CITY q Je
erson in felations to allowing and other
vehicles which licensed there the privilege 0f rts
ming through our streets. f Si sssl y 81 I3
have the honor to submit for ayo,1r t
rules anu regulations prepared for the government of the
men composing the Day and Night Police Of the CITY 81
together with instructions to tie 5gal
powers and duties Of Policemen have honor to no.
very respectfully, your obedieht serv't. e
IN sss a. ID. CRosssrAr, Mayor. .s
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TO RENT.
vTNO RENTAL elegantly furnished Office, ~
's'''s f'' Commission aiss s
SADDLERY. HARNESS. ETC.

NEWARK, N. !, sADDLERY Ware Ga
p House ANDREW 6: BULL 4 CO, No. l5 Canal
Manufacturers Importers isADDLEkY SADDLEwARE,
constantly band Saddles
sshes ossas sADDIEks Tb51s and Trimming Il every
scrpon at No. Is CANAL STREET. - ~ ~ " NJ
4 si9 Iyd&W @ v 7779l1 ANDREW G, BULL co, z
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BROUGHT to the Police Prison, First IL.
- Dhtrict- ~
DANIEL Black years old feet four
q lalf inches high; says be belong. to NJ. HoA ~
BOB Black twenty DID, feet
inches high his rehsad belongs Labsnc
The viii please comply with The law respecting thsm
500 issst j, W0nNkLL. Warden. Y
NswOslsaeA Nay o., lets, s F1s mySl isHew Il
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FOR SALE.
SIAyES..

SLAVES FOR SALE ON TIME.-Seyeral
sa!9sels Slaves cousps Of COOKS Female and
" A1d lk0NERS under full
On credit il the lit Of january 1855 interest
Y. eiknt psi cent unit lfnntu
.myl LONG & JOHNSON, Brokers 80 Commercial Place
AMES WHITE, No 1853 Gravisr street, New
~ oslsans PURCHASE NEGRoEs also Boad nd
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4 fsEMENT 5000 bbls. Newark and Rosendale
.. JOHN HAYAiAN CO., ss Magazine street.
AEena for the Newark and Rosendae Cement Company
N.-l = ! aunYA
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|DILOXI HOUSE. B1Lox1, Nliss.-The nnb- =

II lie respectfully informed that this establishment I
for The reception Of vto, under the Of
BAR and BILLIARD ROoM TEN PIN BATH HOUSES
TABLE will awHya BE- supplied with the delccea the
md hs large
nd magaiasens Live Oak Mulberry Hickory Magnolia apday
shsn ths sun e most vertical M Hotel offers Inducements
the lawn the of which
tB- A libsa deduction will be families 3m
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H OST-On Wednesday evening, E
n while returning from Psrod,s Concert a pair X <
SPRING sPECTACLEs IN SHE'LL CASE. finder viii be-
my1 .s0a.li llasS siet SAMUEL, WOLFE IA
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GAsrER Harriet miss
Garret Bridget or Pit

EaIret Bridget or Pit
Timlin
Cant Elnlira miss
Garland Mary
Glavin Johanna
Galagan Bridget
Grady Margaret ] mrs
Gattley Catherine niiss
Galleher Bridget
'Garysy Mary
Green Hannah miss
Green Eleanor NJ mrs
Greene Mary r.
Gready Catherine miss
GreAry Ellen
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TAssEy WmaF Walsh JAS DE K sss Paper N s.stI
Travers MIichl Walden Iro 4 IF sa T., Picxyuneg
Taggeft Joshua VI Walnsiey Ckass 2 efi6S NJ
Tracy Timothy Wardvell q II baptist 8filistsS
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r AHkf MARY miss s.
Fabiani Orissla nrs
Flanagan Julia
Tanning Ellen
Faulkner Mary miss
Pagan Marian miss
Flsnnery Bridget
Flaherty Elizabeth
Fenner Robert mrs
Field jane mrs
Field Spencer mrs
Field Clara mrs
Fitzpatrick Ellen
Fitzgerald Mary J mi
Tcgarty Mary widow
Foster d NJ mrs s
Foster Mary L mrs
Forbes l. X mrs
Forde Bridget
,Fullem A
Fuller Paulin mrs
Flynne H S miss
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INSURANCE COMP ANIES.
Merchants Insurance Company Of New

CAPTTAL 1900 900. \. =. ALL PAID IN.
JOHN PEhfBERTON, President
y a. sCEiRIEBER, Secretary.
The Directors respectfully inform the Inhabitants Of the Fourth
Dict as facilitate their relations with
hey have blhss !, ~ 4
RIVER RISKS the lovsts return Of TEN PER CENT
cash will persons doing with this Company
Ss DIRECTORS FOR THE AGENCY: 8s ES8sa
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T1OLBROOK SALOON -Reopened WM/A
HI &, he SUMMER the snpernendence ofV$NL4X
n v1TjNC who will devote his attention 70 all y&6W
- fsvnr him with call. The fasidous wills
es " sIs.slss Il The up The best STYLE with the
als.ssst y, AA'-'' VIM P, YOUNG, Agent
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E,AsT PAsCAGoULA HOTEL.-The -

HsUFYS'S HOTEL, 2S CANAL STREET, "A
u NesotIeaus Ls.A. W. TUFPs, proprietor Of the above
prepared accommodate his friends
generally s1s
promises renovated aud reumhed the
supplied with superior Wines, Liquors, etc. ts0 II
convenient to business and Of the bssocaona
S In the city. III
va,rari6,ly solicited, 7 lwis
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Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1852-01-29
THE NETWORK TRIBUNE.
DAILY, sEMIwEEKLY, 4 WEEKLY.

The yesr is52 with Of than u-un-
menious, will mafS ts entire duration.
The proceedings Of Congress- IL discussions and nr,on
upon the great questions Of Foreign Policy The sfn tho
extension II our acs Steamers o. tho Sandwich sans,
Asia and Ntica, tho opening Of Railroad Pacific
states add Territories SC. will be watched with the deep
est interest.
The Presidential Election take. niiee this year Tho
emunts of both the great parties, ta Convenrus tho
nominations aud the will engage TO an unusual de-
gree, the attention and feelings o. The country.
TIE aud speeches OF the dnineuishcd Hungarian
Of mighty convuion n which alihe nsou- Of tho Eurs
Continent will be involved. either the sido
potion OF Of Liberty, will tc subjects Of conflat cagor
interest
Tho movements preliminary this great convuson. the
antiques OF Russian diplomacy. the SPANS Of Austrau
Despotisms lench Nevoiu cn, outrngcs Of Italian
'ulef md, this side ho uceAu Mexican nsufectons
Californian Gold Discovrrio-, South American Civil Wars.
will Oh adj 10 the gonft sun Of inp0riant events which
will distinguish the year 1859.
All who desfe promptly, thoroughly md reliably in
formed these matters Will Sad ihc Wishes 10 THE
NEW YORK TRIBUNE. Its arrangements FOR prne urinr
early and inufwHtiuu
perfection by those q any ioUrl the world,
he assured ihat expense
will hc spared n-inain and inc It's present
completeness and utility ~ uewspaper.
On ndtru To- the above umgd features, shall fcgular
iy publish The letters Of BAYARN TAl LDR ~ the
tditn of Tic Tribune, BIO oNpluung she
and egians Of Central Africa, and before his
turn, w te Oriental cities of Damascus
BHgiag, nua examine the ruins Of ancient Ninesah.
go fosinasies taking change Of and ronitting ih
mune ipf cH' o twenty Will be cnttcd 10 copy Of Nh
Weekly -fan-.
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ours addressed letter to iassional gentle
man Of high standing - Orleans who is
known by reputation throughout the Union, ma
king inquiries respecting it. The answer is of a
highly satisfactory character. The writer says
that Professor Stone is an eminent physician, and
in fact stands at the head Of the medical profess
sion in N. Orleans. DR.. Stone says that there can
be no doubt of the usefulness ofthe new remedy.
The phosphate of lime should be Incorporated
with the cod liver oil, in doses Of SIX to eight
grains Of the phosphate with more OF less of the
oil. according as the stomach of the patient may
be able to bear it, and be taken every morning,
noon and night This comes from a source that
entities it to the consideration of the medical pro-
fession."
We also notice that Dr. Ira Warren, Of Bos-
ton. in n communication IN the Boston Medical
and Surgical Journal, speaks favorably fthc new
remedy. lie suggests, however that phosphate
of soda may perhaps be preferable TO the phos-
plate of lime as the latter is nsoluble.
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Our prices of the Produce Market are given
with much care and daily experience in the sales.
Our cousl gnors and others can refer 10 them we
think with confidence for such information
ASllES-Remalns firm at So - for Pearls
with sales at small advance. Pots - Pa
Stock light.
BUTTER-Limited lots arriving. demnnd
good, and small stock in market Prices firm al
our quotations for the various grades.
CHEESE-Prime sells quick at 81 &c. and is
very scarce. Fair article more plenty at a &c
FLOUR-Market dull, demand mostly conin-
ed 20 small lots TO the trade at quotations.
FURS-For skins. silver grey. s. 90 a }5 90
Fox, cross 81 90 n so; Fox, red, 25c ] 30
Fox, wood grey, 10 a I0c Bear, : 6 Otter
SOC 81 90; Fisher, SOC 81 90; Mink, 40 a
s75 Mink, salt water, Ice a 81 Sable, or Mar
TN or Lucivee. 25c G21 Lynx, 25c : 80
Wild cat Is SOC; House cat 3 a l25c; Rae
coon. , soc; Musquash, | a &c; Beaver, PEI
skin, soc a 81 Deer, do 20 l5a G0c.
GRAIN-The market is firm with moderate
sales for yellow corn al "a a 65c and White n
Coo. Northern Oats 42c Rye 73 a 75c.
PROVISIONS-The stock Of Pork is small
and holders firm with a moderate demand from
the trade. Lard scarce . 94c IN bbls. 90
10 for kegs. Dressed hogs quick Of sale at i.
&c.
POULTRY-Geese plenty. Slow sales at
a 55c, Chickens : &c. Turkies 0 lie. a
to quality. with demand. Venison 6.
POTATOES. Demand less for shipping
Whites So; Peach Blows 6Oc Potato Stare
quick at a.
SEEDS-No settled prices at present SAT
for Northern Clover at 81 l0c.; and &c fu
Western; Herds Grass 50 25 81 80.
WOOL-No change to notice since our las
report. Prices firm and much confidence b.
holders.
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aged % yoaf he dfst soitofs Of tho town.
having lived IN b. seventy wears.
10 Chelsea, January i0h, DRAGON Richard Andrews,
aged -
In Coventry, Dec 18th u Of discase Of the hcaft very
suddenly. Mr.. Nathaniel Harvey. aged CO years.
In Ofange, January ~ Mts. Mehiiabio King, aged
10 Barre, January 81 Hon Chapin Keith, aged 80 years
In Butho January l2 Of scarlet fovor. Chaotin Ella,
only child uf Norman and Charlotte NJ. Fowler, aged
and eleven month";" Suffer little children, und for
bid them no TO r Of such the Kingdom of
heaven - Matih. 1874.
In Brockfed, I7h Instant, Mrs fd,a Kinrsbu rcot
Of Thomas King-bur,, E.q. nred 81.
a2i. Watson ANS, son Of nr H. Smith. aged years.
25th Mrs. Jomima Freeman felot OF Mr.. Samuel Free.
man, senior. aged 20
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BARRE.

We have 20 record this week the death Of the
Hon. CuAms Knrm OF Barre, one Of the oldest
ctzans or ihc '. and man of note in this
section of ths himself having ollon been
employed 90 pan service, and having been an
honorable public servant also through his SONS,
among WHOM are Hon. r. Il. Keith of this vii
lara. Hon Leonard Keith Of Barre, and c. j.
ka-lh E.n a Naw Ohcans.
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remarkable Bereavement On Saturday the
1-ih inst. three children of Isaac Davis Of Cal.
ais-a son aged II, and two daughters one n
lout 10 and another about 6--attendcd school,
apparently in good health. On the succeeding
Wednesday one Of them died, on Thursday an
other. and on Friday the third. and all were bu-
rcd on Sunday last. The disease was malignant
ecnrlni lnNar.
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The New Cure For the Consump-
ton.

We recently mentioned some statements con-
corning the virtues of phosphate Of lime in scroi-
ula and other diseased states of the system, made
by Prof Stone in the New Orleans Medical Reg
ister. The Worcester Spy publishes the follow
ing confirmatory statement which will add to the
interest awakened by this discovery.
ION the appearance Of this article friend Of
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Vermont & Canada Railroad.


Is Merchants Exchange u ston Jan &c, ie52
the last Annual Meeting Of tho stockholders Of this
- Company, further issue Of stock not exceeding twcn
" i've hundf'd shares authorized. 10 provide mean
sucient 20 uHy tho floating debt of the Company finish
r und, b. ~ iiopu's and pay incidental Jxpcnses.n
Proposals nf this stock, 10 pnf will be received at this
Office until Iucsdny, February 81 should the
proposed for exceed the authorised the issue will
be divided, pro rita. shareholders w tho Vermont Central
and Vermont aud Caunda Railroad Companies having prefer
ehcn.
Payments be made half before tho 18Th DAY Of
February, and the laiauco the 81 day 81 Mach
the whole be paid earlier dates Noes AZ tho Com
nany' whether past due mature, vii be received pay
mrut fnf stock
Interest account be settled Of Dec l. 1851, from
which date tho stock hcs interest az eight FER cont
co. cpuiuion with iho previous issue.
Payments may Doc nude the Farmers md Mechanics
Rank Burlington, Rank Of Montpelier Once Of the VIC hR
Co NJ mhcm Nscufncy Bank Windsor, ~ at this ofrr
Ofhe value of ih siuk nohns nncd be said, the fot'
being undsf lease TO he Vermont and Canada v. r. Com
rnny To- MY yours 1t rru Of per per annun h,
cost of The road able senisnnuay and secuted by
lion upui the otrninga Ohio rntds.
y order of The 3 n1nrr tuuuitro
/ 60 y u. LENNii'r, Treasurer pro ten.