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Be i enacted BY Die senate, and Hous

An Act in alteration Of Gan Act relating
to Justices of the Peace - ~''ss'-
Be it enacted by the Senate and House
OF Representatives. in General
"a ~. assembly convened
Sec. 1. That the electors III tie several
towns qualified to vote for reptesen atiyes
therein, shall at the ele ;tors' meeting
on the lst Monday of a pril 1854 and BIZ
cniaily thereafter, elect BY bAllot.fron the
electors Of such towns respectively, a
number of justices Of the peace. equal
TO the number Of jurymen prescribed, or
which may. BE- prescribed by law, for
such towns, which justices of the peace
shall hold their offices for the period Of
NV" years. commencing on the fourth
day OF July next succeeding their cleo
lion. and shall have all the powers, and
be subject to all the duties. now pre-
scribrd. or which may be hereafter pre-
seribed by law for justices of the peace !:
Propided. that the Inhabitants Of any
town, may, at ~ town meeting specially
called for that purpose, determine. and
Tx less number OF Justices ot the peace
to he elected III such town, whlch shall
thereafter be and remain the number Of
justices Of the peace to which such town
is entitled. uat] such nutnber shall be
again. or from time to time increased or
iii ninished by such town, within the
limit aforesaid, ...... 81. ........t.
Sc, 2. The justices Of the peace elects
ed in tie several towns, at'the electors
meetings on the first Monday Of Ap,ll
last, shall hold their Offices until The
fourth day OF July, 1854.
Sec. g.. The first section Of the "Act
relating TO Justices of the Peace" ap-
proved July first. 1851, be and the same
is hereby repealed. .......... .......
Approved, June 25th. 1852.
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EwThe wife Of John Davis. Of tIol
den, Mass.. died laA. week, while taking
chlOr oiorm for The purpose Of having a
tooth extracted,
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ErrcHFIELp8 CONN., THURSDAY AUGUST 5, la5217
CHAPTRR XII.

An Act in alteration Of s'An Act relating
to Justices of the Peace = ~''as'
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CHAPTER xxx.

800. 49, - 800 4
An Act confirming the warnings OF
School Society and District meetings.
Be il enacted BY the Senate and House
of Representatives in General . "a
SD. t.s Assembly convened, ar.
That all meetings Of sch Dol societies
or school districts. which were informal
BY reason of the neglect of the school
society's comr,ittee. or district commit
tee. to leave duplicate OF the warming
with the clerk Of such society or district.
or when the proceedings of the meetings
of such school societies or districts have
been ia any other respect Informal or
unlawful. shall, notwithstanding such
neglect. informality or unlawful proceed
ings, be. and they are hereby, validated
and confi1ned;9 Provided. that the
meetiags were in other respects conform
able 70 law. and prOvided further. thai
this Act shall not effect any suit now
pending.
Approved. Jane Gath. 1882.
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NHAPTER XxXyIII.

An Act in sl:elation OF the 9Th chapter
of the Act entitled An Act conce rn.
ing Education"
Be it enacted by the Senate and House
of esentatiyes in General
Assembly convened,
Sec. !. That the enumeration by the
dist, let committee now by law required
10 he made in the month Of August, an
nually, shall hereafter be made in the
month Of January, and such enumeration
shall be Of all persons residing and be-
longing to the respective districts on The
first Monday Of January in each year,
instead of the first Monday of August.
Sec. 2. Whenever it shall become
necessary for the enumeration Of dis.
trict to be made by one OF tn, socie,y's
committee, as is now provided in the
fifty. fourth section Of the above Act,
the same shall be made on or before the
tenth day Of February instead of the
tenth day of September.
sec. s The certificate now required
to be made. returned and sworn to, a.
provided in the fifty fifth section of the
above Act. shall be in like form and
substance, substituting the words first
Monday Of January. A. D.. for the
words. '.Gr>t Monday Of August. A. D."
Sec. 4. The certificate now required
to be made and transmitted to the
Comptroller Of public accounts by the
society's committee. agreenbly to the
56,h section Of said Act, shall hereafter
be made on or before the 18th day o!
Feb. nary annually. and the form and
substance of the same shall be the same
a. is now provided. substituting the
words first Monday Of January" in
lieu Of the first Monday Of August"
Sec. s. In lieu Of the dividends now
BY law provided to be made IN the
months Of October and Match in each
wear, there shall be but one dividend of
the revenue of the school fund in the
Treasury, on the first day Of March in
each year, payable on said day in the
manner now bylaw provided. lass,
= Approved. June 22l, 1852. assa
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Pablo Acts 1859,
CHAPTER xxxvEf.
An Act Ia alteration OF s'An. Act con.


CHAPTER xxxvET.
An Act Ia alteration OF .'An Act con
-. cerning Elucation.'
Be it enacted BY the Senate and House
OF Representatives in General
Assembly convened,
Sec. l. 1t shall be the duty at the
Comptroller Of public accounts aud the
Commissioner of the school fund, befole
p6ceeding 10 the dBtibation Of the III
come OF the school fund pro rata among
the several school societies, pursuant to
the 5lst section Of the said act. to as.
certain whal school districts, and in what
ocielies. faa' entilleas by svi.tne of the
sou section OF. said Act, to the sum of
thirty 6ve dollars, not wi,hs,anding the
number o. scholars in such. district are
not sufficient 10 entitie them to that sum,
upnu u, prorata Distribution. and to dis
l'bu,e to the societies in which such
disu ic,s are situated, for the benefit soI
such DISTRICTS. the sumaa'f Thirty Eve
dulh,rs for every such district. 20 &.t'
Sec. 2. The balance Of said income
shall be distributed according to :he
provisions of said 5lst, section. to the
several societies in propot ton TO the
number Of persons in each, as therein
provided. deducting from the humber in
any such society, the number contained
in any district, TO which there shall have
been irst Appropriated. the SUM OF thir
tNstive Il olltis as aforesaid. 's '
Sec. 8 So much Of said Act as is in
consistent herewith, is hereby repealed
Approved. JuAe 29th. 1889. g5
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LACEY & CO., 81 st. Charles street,
EY- BRANCH OF LACEY & PHMLIPS'S CELEBRATED HAR
NESS Philadelphia offering the finest and mos
ashionahe HARNESS. SADDLES TRUNKS reduced prices
IN- REP AIRING STRICTLY ATTENDFDTO feqT lyAW
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c,tean u. vi.,en No. 9. og wEpNEsDAY

,.,. Nh 1 g. OF T.-hIoetseyery WEDNESDAY
rah sttho Hall No 95 Charles
y, ~ ~ ending Sept 1852 L. MoTu w Fl
H. L. BAttEY W. All Il j. WEST n 81 rn1sfi I
r. DuGSArp. r. ,i W. Y, - - N Viz Viz m
j. J, Il, Jol y, y.
- ,rsn n Vs oYiras street; w c. WATKINS, corner OF
aasn tee}s p CAarsrrE 214 Cafonielet street,
Al stEeet Ws SMITH, Aafc and Poydras
xr,,, No & s. OF r.Meetseyery FRIDAY EVEN
M ~ Atm Temple Hail. Ttonpitoulas street.
ar ma okrs present tern THos X REID
" wi Al, NJ AcpUALrEn RS; A. RoskNwIa
nRs A. Hfnssl f. s; WM WHrrsETT, Tt BE1okMyEn, q
1,snia 1liues AIAM, S.; a. LAsBEET ST. ,sch
iSir r No l2l Noweyee
M1en os CouLTEs Of Common and niaraf
helolAs - A-'i - - 7 80. - iy13
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n,, yt,sr,pIe nj Honor No. 5-NIeets every THURSDAY
EVENING" o'cloe ~ Ieple ai 1a5
y ~ W i1.yIs VII ", IT,; w. R. j. r. CAL
.o,I.i n = : n EoHsAN, W. r. PoLLAnp W. T. ~
phR, W. o. W W u JoluuA Dow W. D. u; B. PArrIsoN, W. g.
w MI 3.
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MUSIC STORES, ETC.
sADDLERY, HARNESS, ETC

NTEwARK, M, /, ,sADDLERY Ware Ga
TIouse--ANDREw G. RuLL CO, No. is Canal ezgas
Manufacturers and y ssdd1as
NJ ;ls saInrne Tuns Whips SkrtDg, Harness and Birdie
n her Horans ADDLERS TOOLS and Trimming OF every de-
pon No. is CANAL STREET ,r,n,,,u 4, nuJI CO.
sic lyd&W ANpAs'" y. . 80
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n, y, s,dn No 4 g. g. of T.-The following are the
officers this Division ipr tbe preseas = J.,srs
Wn S, MouNT Il. g.; HM \. 49, a. a. RnpT
y rih,tir 49, III lonSRL1us GoLpNso o. S.. This Division
C JOIN EyFR NoNDAY EVENING, Temperance Hail. ss.St
f1.a,l ,las satYae H. F.
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cslsbfsfisn q ~ 1nttis 4 1sHiingtoi q ths
ttszpnna
The hills 81 &tpn battlefield 0n the 1
10Th q Amsusts gIesn VI the SUM
mer yernue Aq4 d9n W the ruthless
bands g VA: e bus z nsss s6sss-7nces the
glorious in Iss noble object ~ lholSaiids
who trod their woody siiss g NJ Aus
gust, y 776. y
The sons ana dalgntefssse9 - and
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The Catholics of England are about raising
one hundred thousand dollars to defray the o.
Mr. Newmsn's suit with Dr. Achih. Y
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Home Mutual Insurance Company o


T with subacrbod capital Of 39ss0o prepared 70 feeeiss
bpplicahonRio ior -,,-r .,-r p,vrp p,sre
the ohica Of the Company No 90 GRA9Ihh sIhEEL,
Every nung with interested IN M aace ana ne
proh divided those who insure WIN N ne company M
h company established purely the mutual principal OF na1
enre and believe @ ufscripion oilers ample
Ts yoroie Of lie aaas onsPecouby thoEe
"fhng W maze INSURANCE. ALEXANDER BROTHER, President.
n VioaP
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DAILY CRESCENT.
OFFICIAL JOURNAL

= THE CONSOLIDATED CITY OF NEW ORLEANS
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lowing notice of this distng individual recently
deceased u 5ss :ss. 81
That Count was horx 1t Paris precisely At tho
opening Of the present century would from TIE
precocty exhbited certain MS diary from the Connt
PEN psrused BY his Lordships ut Genoa (Apri
amenities Ha and and tact; but Is these
peradde in his person. the soldership and chyay e
his father General DOrsay an old csmpaiguer g sne
Empire .s.s. l. S. e s,,,nt ,.v. nspe.
at twenty-five / was abont the same age when made
the same discovery in almost precisely the same
avetes of London and entered French service
Il was while quartered ut Valence on the Rhone Novel,
her Is 1922 that took which
his whole destiny and turned his existence the
former channels Of London life The reader of Lady
RI t casual reconre with
say at Vaence, though she does remark that
Napolson when Lieutenant was qgastezsa e
established in the hotel where Lord Besington aghted
on his way to Italy down the Rhone and chance ac-
Lorshp,s invitation tie Count joined them their trip
southwnrds The regiment just then under orders
and the young French officer expect the
Of the uninated to his motives for quitting the
The arrival Of ths strangely constituted travelling
at Genoa is thus ehroninled by Byron Bless
panion in the shape Of French Count has all
Of d Cupdon decain Of the few ideal specimens
! have seen Of Frenchman before the Revolution''
Concerning the Earl Of his Individuality sy
well coplccured but not left to our soriss y
:, to the sort of he must have BEEN Byron adds
Mountoy (or the GARDENERS arc the hnea race Of tn.
famous Irish Vceroy ofthat 1eems very good natred
but is much tanned since recoect him In all the glory
Is gems and snuff uniforms
to strong the painter to be depicted ono Of the he
r. roes of Agincourt. y 4 ssFs
1t was finally arranged that n Orsay to be fztur
- in the family by becoming the husband Of Hon Hatr.
Gardiner his Lordships daugter, by his first Thi
~ young and beautiful person summoned accordingly
from school, and forthwith married to the Count at g
Il noa in obedience to her father's mandate Thetale
Ie Iphigena is sometimes combined in modern life VII
II other not painful narratives classic dignity
Bessington in Paris 1S2 and the title %
extinct His countess became star in the htefa.
IL armament OF England and Count D'oray resumed
nd London, the Of sportsman artist
@ arbi,er all the world knows He speau y
air last years in erecting m me
of Chambourgey beyond St Germaine where g "
nj; rustic joins the estate OF the
~ iy marble pyramid In the sepulehra chamber
@ Is stone sarcophagus either sids each surmoane
tne hy white marble tahet That TO the LEFT enelosf ~
remans Of Lady Bessington that 20 the right was
en ante vt the time when isabella Romer descrpsc 20
md mausoeum in Bsntleys Miscelany, May Il $500 sn;
lire e ". ~ t ora va the tenant is aow fortbcor
the i.seis ~ w sfnn5nnied home fuiura paee.'s
dly 'ns i0s - ssf'S So <
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n WARRANTS PURCHASED

AND WAKKANIS IUMOn1A11.p@.
4 or LoCATED.-Hoders OF Land Waranta under -
Act gsth September, 1850 February lS41 may
obtan highest price by making application 70 the
undersigned. :,
az disposed sell, have their ranta located o.
pablo lands and do o. sah aHs
satS sTSSE wALWoRTH ssTsh
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q =, e. II = s.ss5 "a
How BAHSgM TEE ~ B "a
essay which Air - nnm scoz
Freddy = Treatlss on b9aness. re- taHs aianaes s
to the purchase q stne nlnseal
. : In lS4l pnrcnaseo sle A. ~. al.
in Newfork without 4 doiiaE. = aoS
worth Dollar N tne MoSla naS sg nesst
dlsheartened r. less w sels5 ss a.
money fast enough enly ~ my an1 se 5ks
remember nesting = iI1eno Y n
weeks before came ln Rosssss.on g
scum elt. ssla Y! 81 E ~ SSssE
buy the American D9y asss ss!s slS
for he knew haa no 49,
intend puying Viii ss 81
for silver and goid nave none
" was even so. Eyery noay Wno lan any
connection with tneatfleal circus, e
business, from EaMuna :. ~
Old Park VII " uoHn n ~,
most humble g sns uay sAS
me perfectly nlx flans's s,!1lsseao sns
owner @ ne museum
noble, whole man e ons oase1
with naylng consulssl nly W.
concurreo " telnng nilh Mas 1872
Snowman, and Wcul4 Y g n;
my proposssion q " g.ss
purchase q tne Mssst ~ S 81
lng a, - y NJ. shs
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Vsob,,.ps s. Fs0a.rtu0to,a,s

OFFICE AND YARD No. lONEw BASIN CORNER Of 'uLiAANi
w tS W ST. JOHN STREETS NEW ORLEANS,
s constantly on hand at the lowest marketprce
BRICKS WHITE SAND SHELLS, LIME, ,co.Y ~, a.,
p,o, mo .ssiIIsI n 8 = IA ;j; AND pIcKETs fell
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INSURANCE COMPANIES.
Crescent Mutual Insurance Company

CTESCEUI MUCUGI 1HSUI e1HVV VVH1 E1tsA1J =
r neniosy with the regulations Of their
submit the following satemon =.
received for ending Julyl
premiums rks, July l2 sa
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Merchants Insurance Company of New

ORLEANS.
CAPITAL sqooooo. .,,.,......AII. PAID IN.
JOHN PEAJBERTON, President.
=e' a. SCHRIEBEf, Secretary.
T Tho Directors respectfully the Inhabitants Of the Fourth
Ds: ae facilitate their reaian s,h lhis S Ion-
thew have established Agency No Is
tsv are prepa,ed to INSURE AGAINST FIRE MARINE AND
RIVER RISKS rates return Of ten fa csi.
cas be made doing business with this Company
TT BOARD OF REFERENCE.
,,hr r,-,bor,or 9Ferrus Ga,dere, Kaspar AHch
Michel BnaEon, j. stafford, nlV,a AIs..ll, IM.l,
Msnunl j. Gartin, H. H. Kenny, ~. W ehusn''
Thomas J.lvy, justays LeroS n ,y " hr. ''A''e''
Nh InckAnn
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aEutual Benefit Life and Fire Insurance

COMPANY OF LOUIbfANA' 7
f Incorporated April 1sss, and declared aiTiaend Oh 'u p
cent, on Two Years. Busineua. --,.-,.
oGee, CAMP ST, between Gavier and Common ats
Rusrrgss OF LITE INSURANCE osf
Thin being organized ssy the OF the pcy
stan and poverty u ita
conducted the pceFe
principles and aadng for small anngh sao pal
legacy widows and children hf.et ae
tr All policy holds whether for life or shorter pns wnS eon
till participate The whole et tn pr'hs Vi
| the Company. -,,,. .-.,-;as ,-sr,,, ,gr
th lie TIE sole bDeh and use OF
Ier1ali and children, thu claims of crealtors
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+. IN (iYpTIAN EYE BALSAM ID. CO. ssssssssr
VI INN having had offers the
naible remedy for all Diseases pertaining 10 .he
EYE. ~ -. w.
~ ophtham five years standing, cured IN eleven weeks hs
Of this city.
] sona nina f,r eieb hs sight Of
T.; ls Who ayays specs y yeais
v us ny one drop Enabled read the without
item by candeight in eight hours after -, .
Inflammation Of three dhss cured BY one s,nge drop gives
billnney and also ngtheps the slght
Eoa. CIRCUS hylQ ~ !
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gf1LLs STOPPED IN A FEW MfNUTEs-PALN RELIEVED
INSTANTLY.
RADWAYs READY RELIEF like charm in all cases Of Chilli
Fever. heake the Chis up and uyigo
health strength and aecreton the system
PAINS OF ALL KINDS.
Whenever you feel pain apply RAILWAYS READY RELIEF
sure ID relieve Won in have pains the Stnma
ntestues, Liver Kidneys Bowels Joints Bone RADWAYt
RELIEF taken either internally applied externally Will
few stop pain and quickly remove its csuse
RADSFAY 4 CO.. 1852 Fulton street, NewYork.
SOUTHERN DEPOT,
JOHN WRIGHT Il CO., l5l Chaies street Nawtrleans,
Agent who win supply dealers in tho country at Had
VS. a,Co.'e Prices.
rRIcE:
ar Sold by G. n MoIssoN - Magazine street, and
An tar R. RabWAYs REApyRELEr mba iy4w
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{ 5 Is -I.s'=
Mr. Brother, as Chairman of the Committee on FL
nance, presented the following resolutions which were
adopted after suspending the rules:
Resoed That the Treasurer and Comptroller be, and
hereby authorized to issue notes of the Municipality,
in settlement of any sums due by the Municipality or
in renewal extension of any notes. or other ohga
tions of the Municipality Provided. that such notes
shall not be issued for longer period than twelve months
at rate of interest exceeding eight cent per an
This resolution to be in force during the present
year and longer and that the Treasurer report to
this Council monthly the amount of the notes SO issued
Reoled That the Comptroller and Treasurer are hereby
authorized to draw from the Sinking Fund Of unici-
paity No. Two, the of twentyfour thousand dol
lars to make the following payments account Of sun
dry bonds issued to the Achaalaya Railroad and Bak
ing Company and due LIST June, 1851 viz:
no A. Robb in accordance with resolution Of the Coun-
ell passed June 17th 1851, thousand dollars;
To A. Robb in accordance with resolution Of the Coui-
Gil passed August 10Th, 1851, five thousand dollars
To Gray McMurdo s. Co., in accordance with rcsoln-
on of the Council passed August 26th 1851 two thou
sand dollars i-s
To Thos Mellon in accordance with resolution Of the
Council passed October Ith 1851 thousand dollars
To r. W. Montgomery, in accordance with resolution
of the Council passed November th 1851 nine Thousand
dollars. Total, twenty -four thousand dollars 80 +
And on motion, this Council adjourned
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DAILY CRESCENT.
OFFICIAL JOURNAL
OF THE COUNCIL or TIE SECOND MUNIcIPALITYs
oFrrefAL.
40 11,-7 s9775 20 7-s ,7757l q a n
Council of Municipality No. II

Council of Municipality No. Two.
MONDAY, January %. 1852
The Council met at D O'clock NJ on the following call
Of the Mayor: a q
- ~ =. sl- MAyoRAIIry Ngw0nLEAss. =
January "a. 1852 8
john Calhoun, Esq, scretav ef he Second Municipality
Council is=7
sra-please convoke the Council Of Municipality No.
Two. for Monday next 26h inst at the usual place and
hour. Very respectfully your ob't seryt:
Present: The Hon J.. II Caldwell. President Alder
men Brother Brugniens Ecrson Etter Lavrason Perry,
Renshaw Shields shortridge, Stewart Sykes Wheeehan
and Yancey. y ss5aes
The following Communication from the Mayor was read
MaYoRAIrY OF NEwORLEAvs.l
" So January 26 1S52 &
10 the Hon. Preside Members Of the Council
Of hiunieT Taliy No. Two = ~ ~ va
Gnleme1,-T have caused you to be convoked this day
at the written request Of Aldermen Brothar Renshaw and
Yalcey for the purpose of receiving the Comptroers
Annual Report such business as the Finance tom
mttee may deem important to Lay before your honorable
body, Very respectfully. your obed't serv't. z.
y 53 ss3' sz.s, - D, GRossaAN, Mayor,
The following communication from the Comptroller en-
closing his Annual Statement was read -.
GoaPrRot.I yRis OFFIcE. Second Municipality, I
NewDrieans. Jan. z8 1852. u
To the Hon. President and Members Of the Council
I of Municipality No. Two:
Gsnnie,aenI beg leave to transmit herewith state
ment Of the receipts and Of this Municipal
itts for the year ending December 81 1851.
Very respectfully: your ob't serv't. :. p,
lt Z ApoLPHE LAYEr. Comptroller.
Statement of Rece,ts and ErDndves of M,,icfDdE No
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NEWSPAPERS. The celebrated writer S sJu-,
MUS 2 thus speaks of newspa apers. We commend

MUS thus speaks Of newspap pers. We commend :
it to the attention Of alI ~ 8 50 -
SO They who conceive our newspapers are NO.
restraint npon bad men, or impediment to the
execution Of bad measures, know nothing of this
country Cur ministers and magistrates have
really little punishment to fear, and few diff
cnlties to contend with, beyond the -eensure of
the press and the spirit of resistance it exeites
among the people While this eeiisorial power
Els maintained, to speak in the words of a most
ingenious foreigner, both ministers aud magis-
trates are compelled, in almost every instance
to. choose between his duty and reputation, a
Dilemma of this kind perpetually before hira.
will not, indeed, work miracles on his heart hut
Lit will assuredly operate in some degree upon
his conduct. p - z-ss- IA
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MISCELLANEOUS.

DUMPS and BATHING APPARATUS, q
IL a etc.--JOIIN MCCARTHY, PLUMBER No. 1S4 CAMP E3Ss
STREET. NewOeans, has just received and large
Of Bas Cocks various sizes Force and Lift Pumps
Pumps Cooking Ranges Battling Tubs and Shower
Baths. .r-s
Also laying repairing Pipes; Sheet Lead work of every
description =,
Ship Steamboat work promptly and repaired All orders
| promptly attended to- -5-77..
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n AND WARRANTS PURCHASED -SSp
IL or IocATED.-Folders of Land Warrants under = ~
2sth September, 1880 llth February, s47,
obtain the highest cash price by making application to the
Undersigned
W disposed may their Warrants located
public inspection made each tract
aui9 STONE, 4 wALwoRTH Sc Tehoupitoulas street.
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REGULAR PACKETS.

LyOR BAYOU ULAFOURCHE-Reg f..y -
ilar COAST and BAYOU LAFoURCtiE PACK. fsss5S55.
vi CALDO--TWTCE WEEK--The favoriie pGssen-
ger cADpo John Dimi,y, master VII he,ea.er make
DAY o'clock NJ preelaely md Donaldsoyie
SUNDAY, o'clock prerisny. Tho Ceddo VIII
ThbodanI,
inaking trip freight passage apply
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Comptrollers Office, Municipality No Two; Neworleans
81. 1851 Apo1pIlE LAYEr, Comptroller.
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nlyOR MOBILE via BAY sT. LoUIS, y

IvOR MOBILE.-Daily q. s. Mail Fsg =
IL Winter Arrangement The new and SPLEEN
did pressure parket FLORIDA r. A. Hien
OREGON a. l. Myers naster and n I'm En-
sign (havng expressly for the Lake nde with
One e the above steamers VII eays t
at te Lake the o'clock
P. cars, and after the 18th inst . ~
The ma bag for Mobile will hereafter the office q the nj