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OFFICIAL NOTICES.

MAYoRALTY OF NEwORLEANs, Dec 27, 1851.
COUNCIL OF MUNICIPALITY NO. TWO
SITTING OF DKcSMBEa 49, 1851. ]
II EsOLyED, That the Mayor be and he is
building Brick Stable Hoshouse Trough
Meehan Fire Company No g. on lot Of ground the
with plans and Specifications file in tile
Office The work 70 be done without delay in good and suttanM
The security the Of the
the faithful the work and the bids be subject the
lssnedl THOMAS ii. SHIELDS, President pro t.n
AprTToy-d Te.d.IS December p s5l. Is Looss,,,s ,,.,
True copy: II. BIER, Clerk.
MAYORALTY OF NEW ORLEANS December ~, ISL.
rs" IN VIRTUE of the above resolution, passed
by the Council of Municipality No. Two at their sitting Of December
1851 hereby that will sell my office MONDAY
January O'Clock bidder
ilns Brick Engine house Stable Trough etc. for
lions on file in the Surveyors Office. .
A. D. CRCSSMAN, Mayor,
COUNCIL. OF aIuNIcIPALITY No. Two,
---.... SITTING SEPTEMBER 40 1851. !
WHEREAS, James Golding, Minor Wilbur,
w Jamss Sullivan James Forsyth and ohcra, residents and
this Municipality have petioned ths Council to
plank Felicity Howard Whereas
desirable and will afford facilities TO the
| residents of the
Be Resor corporation
this resolution that the Mayor be authorized after
giving official JOURNAL sell public the
contract for unsng all the material and laying Plank Road
accordance with the specifications which will be furnished by the
yeyor aud published with the said notice.
Re'oire4 That the directed Of this
resolution to the Council Of the city OF Lafayette.
Approved October 4, 1851.
signedl A. D. CRossaTAN. Mayor.
True II. BIRR Clerk.
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MAYoRAlrY OF NEWoRLEANs. pserNnrn ls.

MAYORALTY OF NEWoRLEANS, DKcEMBER IT, ls5r
GS NOTICE is hereby given, in virtue of the
above s?u,o h the Council Munieiniy No. Two at their
adopted the Council
ttin. OF December 1851, hAt will sell office MONDAY
18th january 1852 al l2 O'Clock the lowest bidder the contract for
furnishing oil the material nni laying Plank Roa Felicity Road
cations OF the Surveyor tllsl A. d. CROSsNAN, Mayor.
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JEFFERSON AND LAKE PONTCiIARTRAIN RAILROAD CO.
ENGISEEn's OFFICE CAHnolLToS
SEALED PROPOSALS will be received at this
~ office until O'clock MONDAY January 1852 delivery
Of about "a 900 running long leaf hard YELLOW PINE PILE
TIMBER from 10 to IL inches either
?9o running feet of 6 by TO- 81 feet long timber above
OF Sinking Red CYPRESS
Payments cash the timber delivered according cfraiou,
whci. can he eel at this office.
Good and sufficient security will lie rrquired
'IIA ANPSON. Chief Errinarr
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BUSINESS CARDS.

"A DDlSON g. CO., Wholesale Grocers and Com
~ mission Merchants, 6s ioyiras ST. Seworieans. fps
"A NDREWS q CO., JOHN W., Commission
81 Merchants and Shipping Agents, 81 Common jas
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received from the steamships
chase of vessel suited convey Company with
orscs properties p.rnpheraia, persons,
horses and ponies and about 80 tons of freight independent provisions
and three pursuing
first the of South then practicable
hssng through the Straits Magellan the
francisco Bna home
by such Asatic and European ports
BILE to stop at
Security for the faithful performance Of will be
Nav rlpans ha ttpndph Il II
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MILLINERY AND FANCY

EW FRENCH MiLLINERY--NEW
GOODS VERY CHEAP.-Mrs. q. W. ROPER No. 165fAS,sF1
street. respectfully informs the Indies that she
and will constantly keep assortment OF 1
'SILK BoNNETS, STRAW BONNErS,
RIBBONS, FLOWERS ~
PARASOIS ESiBkoIDERtEs
DRESS TRIMMINGS, TOILET ARTICLES
LADIES MER1S0 VESTS, and variety OF FANCY GOODS,
icl will be sold worry cheap for cash.
Country orders promptly attended TO- Old onnes and
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| effects will be merely temporary.
| FA,ScE.-Pais, Dec 6-Not soldier is to be to-
day from the Madeleine to the Place de In Bastie Car
rages circulate freely and though the weather sloppy
and isagrecale immense crowd of persons rong the
| streets,
The accounts of the lists of the killed and wounded
vary from 5000 to 259 list of 5000 has been shown
and another 1000 and another of 1900 should ina
gine the latter to be somewhat the mark than either
of the others but that the carnage there
be doubt the infurated soldiers showed mercy.
but bayonctcd all who within their reach of what
ever age they might have been. As the cannon
roarcd for couple of hours mingled with the sharp crack
of musketry. the havoc must have been appalling.
1t that the troops did their work so cffectay
that there but few wounded left to tell the fate of their
prowess. There but thirty at the hospital Of the
Charte and eighty at the Hotel Dicu But there
of course hundreds of poor MANNED wretches
who have shrunk away to breathe their last in some OBJ
scurc ptying hand being stretched forth to
aay their dying agoncs Scores of wounded men are also
concealed by their relatives.
number of prisoners who made attempt to escape
from their escort on Thursday evening We're shot
prisoner who also attempted to escape this day from thu
Conciergcrie also shot thirty young men, belonging
to the same manufacturing establishment, who wer,
taken prisoners in OF trial by courtnaral
Two hundred men, arrested at the barricades wer,
yesterday evening anaer a,s slog 1 escort 10 n
character arrested by the National Guard of Belleyile
We're also lodged in the prison Mazas. Gold and silver
coin were found in their possession. Arrests still continue
to be made Several persons captured Thursday
Yesterday placed in the cellars of the Tuerics to await
their trial by court martial Two hundred and ten of thu
exgarens de mutt who known to be devoted to Lie
dr Ron and Caussdiers, have also been arrested ant
are to be tried
JERoME Box NAPARTEThe following letter has beon sen
by King Jerome to his nephew Prince Louis Napoleon II
bears the date of December 4 Ten at night:
NM Dea, Nsphen-Freneh blood is flowing stop it by
serious appeal the people Your sentiments are badly
understood The proclamation in which yon tall
of plebiscte is badly received by the people who DO no
consider it the reetabishment of the right of suffrage
Liberty Is without guarantee II an Assembly does not SUI
the Consultation Of the Republic, The array has ta
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1852-04-26
MECHANICAL.
g, nor AIR FURNACE.COO

I'd ING RANGE AND SiOVE WAKE.
- HOUSE.-The undersigned take. IN.
method If infrtniag the public ihat he has a.,
hand and is constantly receiving from the rrinci.
pal northern Manufactures, Furnaces Ranges
Stoves, &c, of the latest aud most desirable .,vcs
Among his assortment can be found Chlso,'s Pa
tent Hot Air Ncntiiatng Furnaces for warming
md vrn'ila,ng Churches, Public Buildings. Fnr,o-
rics. and Dwellings. Also. COOKING RANGES
the rn1si complete and rropomicul arrangement for
,ooAins. IL Use. Having had long experience H.
the aud operation Of Furnaces aud Ranges. ana
~ giving his personal suentian tn the setting and
htting oi them up he i-coaacnt ,hit trial is sui.
hcicnt 10 satisfY one Of their superiority nvern.
ny other arrangement for hcating and Cooking pur-
oo<cs.
On hanl. full assortment of Stoves Coal
Crates, Registers. Pipe, Sheet Lead. Lrad Pine.
llorow Ware. sc.
Tia and Iron Roofing and Fave Cutters put on
in "A superior manner. Also. IL full suppv of Tin.
Brttnlia and Jappanncd Wares. at WAo'esoie
0nf RefaI His facilities for manufacturing Tin
Ware are such. that he feels assured that he cnn
make it f,r the interest of Merchants abroad, and
III others in want, 10 call nj the NeIr Stare VIZ 'org
E0Si lie. Man Street aud examine his stock be-
lore purchasing
lie would also tcn|cr his thanks to the people 1T
Lynchburg and its vicinity for the very liberal pat
rnnagc extended to him during his short residence
here and hopes by strict attention to his business
TO mrrit Continuance Of the same.
Mar l5--ts c. s. BLISS
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MERCHANDISE.
zfnhu NE&R tCKS imsf recciv.

FESlrfE7 ~ Il w Il ~ ms IuSt GeCelV-
k1skz1 ei by D b. Payne:
sH..Y.H Fresh Leaves from Western Woods,
L., MSS Fuller
Indian Captives Life in the Wiswam
Lyra and other Poems by Alice Carey
Richardson's Arctic Expedition in search Of Sir
John Franklin
Lectures and Miscellanies by II. James
A Pilgrimage 10 Egypt, illustrated, By Smith
Memoir Of Margaret Cssoli
Magdalcnc, u Tale of Auversene By Julia kava-
Tale. aud Traditions % Hungary, BY Theresa Pul
skv
Isa. a Pilgrimage. hy Chesebro
A Journey through Tanafy. Thbet and China, by
III. Hue
The Yellow Plush Papers by VIM. NJ. Thsckeray
Woodwurth's Gems for the Head and Heart
Camp Fires ofthe Revolution. rew edition
Tranfwine on Railroad Curves
Nicaragua People, Scenery, Monuments, &C., by
E. G.. Sqnirc, illustrated
81 vol Of Dir. Chalmers Life and Correspondence
Eldorado. Adventures in the Path OF Empire, y
Bayard Taylor
Lady, Companion to the Flower Girden
Aylcmere aud other Poems by K. g. Conrad
George Ca-,roi King of Albania. by Moore,
Practical Metal Workers Assistant. By lyrne
Scots Practical Cotton Spinner do
Trraii~e Hot-llou<es by X. b. Lcashars
Hand Book IF Universal Biography
Characters in the Bible b, Chaplin
nj 1915 D. 3. PAYNE.
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Chemist, by DR.. J s. Hoaghton. NJ. D. ph;is,at,
pima. "a This il airuly wonderful remedy a.
iaS'grs ion, Dppcraa. .handicc. I,rc, n. ~
coAs tPa ton and DeRay. curing after N.,n,.,'
own method, by Mature Town A GENT the GASTRIC
JUICE. VAC hio
20 Half teaspoonful Of Pcp.in, ;nfo.sa a..
water VIII digest or dissolve. fire rosnds of Rom,
bcef IN a ont t,co hours out OF the stom,sh
Pepsin j. tic chief element. Or Gr,nt Disc.,i,,.
principle Of the Gastric Iuirc-the Solve,,
Food. The Purifying. Preserving. and St;mn,r,;na
Agent OF the Stomach and Intestine. /, i.o
iracted from the Digestive Stonacb of In. "a, ,l
Turning an artificial Digestive Fluid p,ec;..I, III
inc natural Gastric Juice in its Chemical rox.-.
anu furnishing complete and perfect sub.,n,n
Tor T. by me AID ofthis preparation, the pu;,,,
and evils OF indigestion and Dyspepsia are r,moy'-
lnst as they would be by healthy stomach. |,
| y doing wonders for Dyspcptirs, curing c..e. II
Debility. Emariation Nervous Decline ma ~.
prptc consumption, supposed to be on the very. or
lhe grave, The Scientific evidence rpon which !,
Is based. u IN the highest degree culiou. ma -.
| marauble: N ~
SCIENTIFIC EVIDENCE.
Baron Liehig, in his celebrated work ON Animal
chemistry says; An Artificial Digestive Fluid.
a'aag"n' 10 me "astric Juice, may be readily prc.
Pu''o I"n tne mucous membrane of the stomach
| 81 the Ok, in which various articles. Of ro.J..
ment aud eggs, will be snftcned. CHANGED md a.
gcsted Just IN the manner as rhey would h.,
ia the human stomach
Or. Combe. in his valuable writings n, III.
Physiology Of Digestion" observes Inn, "a al
intuition OF the due quaatiiy of the Gastric Ju;e,
ga prominent and aitpreyung cause of Dyspep
sa' and he states TINT IA distinguished professor
ut medicine IN London who was severely uiT}ir,ed
WIN thiS compliant, finding everything else TO fail
had rpcouisetn the Gastric Juice obtained from
no ST. Yf.ha ,I tfkft. i
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1852-04-26
INSURANCE.
( QUARTER OAK LIFE teSUfs-
~ ANCE COMPANY, HARTFoIlD

W
CONNECTICUT 500. 900 CAPITALISTS.
Institution having the largest capir.and that CAPT
raj secured under the sanction and approval Of thr
1hrf accounting oscrrol the State. presents adyan
rages and SECURITY TO the assured. unsurpassed by
those Of any company in the United States. Con,
| ductingits business the iunt stock and m Itua
plan it combines all the benefits and privileges Of
| two distinct companies, with ony the expenses of
| one.
Tne principle Of Life Insurance il base 4 on sound
nathemntical calculations, and admits o. no varia-
ton. Clt;rnate security being the primary object
% be obtained, this company will do business on
the lowest rates Of premium that can be adopted
and afford requisite security the insured and per
petuiiy to the Institution.
Benefits ofLDe Msnraace.-The great md spn
cial object of Life Insurance il to secure the wife
and children against want and misery after the
death OF the husband and father; though it is p.ac
| tically useful IN a great variety Of other cases.
Lille Insurance is the poor mans wealth. and a
good investment for capitalist" - 1t is instiiu-
ton" says Chambers. contemplating unmix ed
good to mankind
Have ynu debtor who you confident viii
pay you il his life is spared Tor few years Get
the amnua. Of Iis debt iasared ON his life and YOU
| thereby secure your debt.
II you own property incurbcred by mortgage
and Indebtedness. such would nvolve your fam
lily should YOU be unexpectedly removed get the
amount of your indebtedness insured your life.
| agd yuu thereby rrleve them OF this enibarrass
ment and diseacumbrr your estate.
d. You wish to provide given sum for child
on attaining mlioriiyl This can be accomplished
by deliositr with this Company.
Terms md Conditions If hssurance.-The Con-
pany will grant Insurance lives upon the mntuaI
principle, and also upon the oiit-stock plan low
er rates. Persons may effect Insurance on their
own lives upon the lives OF others.
Policies will be granted in the usual form, pnya-
bic after den h, orior term of years, or upon the
party. arriving at the Of 40, as. 50, IS, 90
at bis option. in either case fee from the claims
If creditors.
The charter permits the granting ofinsrnnceor
life in every form including the right of wife. chill
drrn. parent. relations friend. t insure the life
another for their own exclusive benefit.
The assured on a surrender of life poliryst1I
time after three years, will receive ITS equitable
Ae in cash.
AT. WlIITTEMORE. in. Lynehburg.
Agent for Virginia.
Dr.. Wa. 0tway Cwcn. examining Physician.
iuly I7-yts
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MERCHANDISE.
T a ". H0Y,IING-Bre l.,


- . the attention, IT their customers and the pull
lie generally. 10 their
Spring supply OF Groceries, &c.
consis ieg IN part as 70 iors ri-:
25 hhdsP R. Cuba and N O Sugar
S do StCroix Do
30 boxes and bbls Lonf, crush and pow d do
I5hhls <unr. clarifed do
Is bids Cuba Molassrs
5 do r K do superior
10 bbls N O do
bags Rio md Laguira Cofrre
GO d. aid mats i, ,rri,r I'D Java do
30 IONS Bar Iron, w.lll assorted.
do Hoop and Band do
do Bii>tcrcd Ste,
| do Cast and Shear do
$50 side Sole Leather
IS do Upper do
50 doz Calf Skins Baltimore, Philadelphia, n
Y and French,
90 do Fink Lining do
10 do Sheep do
800 /, gs cur Nails 5 60 dy
Is do wrought do
10 d. Horse Shoes
. do Il r.e Shoe Nails
Is boxes >urr Sprrm Candles
a0 d, Adamantine do
so do HUI! & Sons patent do
40 do 1aow do
20 do Soap
% do do extra bne
COCO lb- Cotton Yarn
. bales Osnnburss. superior.
ALso-In,ligo. Madder. Alum and Copperas.
Pepper, Ginger Spice, Nutmess, Mace. Cloycs
and Cinnamon; Writing Letter and Wrapping
Paper Bed Cords and P"ash Lines; Domestics.
Ciiirocs. &c. Sc. For sale on the most accom-
m d'ii 2 terms. NJ exchanged for couniry produce
nul OTIS
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~ Attnc sign ef1he REDUAT..

-ty.e "t Hats. for 1882 of very superior qualify
and also the blocks and manufacturing materials
would most respectfully announce 10 his friends
and the public generally that he is prepared
to manufacture Noieskm and sax HA rs of NIL
kinds and qualities, for wholesale and retail custo-
mers. Country Merchants particularly rcqu,s-
ted to call aud examine his Silk Hats ut fhtrfg dot
tdrsper do-cn, which for quality, price aud dulu-
hiliry. cannot be surpassed by any OF the Northern
manufacturers. He will also be able 10 few
weeks to present to the public, fine assortment of
Bouts. Shoes. HATS, Caps, Turks. Garnet Bags
VHses, Umbrellas. Sc, Of every description and
style, which he is determined to sell at prices that
cannot fail TO please all who may favor him with
a call. 1T Do not forget the sign cfthe Rcd Hat
mar 29-ts JACOB RUMBOCGH
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NEW GOODS! NEW GOODSM

~ CULHUUN < HOLT, kv,e's Corner. take
pleasure nanaiu icing To the public. that they
nnw rrceiviig aad nrening the mast varied cx-
tensivc and elegant Stock nf Dry Gncia ever ex-
hihited III The iynchbur, muf>et and feel satisfied
that no one vino will give their stock an rx,mina-
ton Will fail il being fully satisfied, both il price
and quality. The Ladies' will fad n complete as
'orrmrni of Dress and o,hcr goods consisting in
part of the following ARTICLES. Brncade Silks,
Checked, Plaid and plain. Black Silks Of ex RI
quality. Aqniila Tissues, Grippe de Sprngue.
Lama Cloth. aud beuutitul article. Grape dc
Paris Bareges Of the most elegant designs, Silk
Lace. Tissues. Plain Barge, En-. bl'k aud plain
Mou>li :, Donna Mnra Grapes Organizes Bat
tisIe, French and English .iac"rc,t, Linen Pop
line. Lawns. Dotted Musiins. Muslin Flouncng
Collars Under Sleeves. En-. iaodkrchiefs very
cheap, Silk aud Cotton Hosiery, Muslin and Cam
brick Elsings aud lnser;ings, kidand SILK Gloves
silk Nlitt@. Gimp anil Frilges. Mantillns Crane
aud Nett Sl,nwi<, Mon ming Gonds in great variety.
Together with various other articles numerous to
ncntintiu IN advertisement Gentlemen will find
complete selection ofFrench aud e igli.h Cloths
Cassimcrs, Silk and nthrr vestngs. Gloves in every
varify Cr,vats. plain and Fancy. Linen Drillings,
Collars. Snrks Silk and Ii rrn K krs &C.. &c.-
Our Stock of Staple Goods is very large and desi-
rible. We invite all in want nc Dry Goods 10 give
call. COLHOUN & HOLT.
Anrii Its kglPs Corner. Lunch mr..
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POETRY.
Henry clay.

~ mrs. .. .. wovELL.
CT noble Stsie.n,sn Watching al thy door
-. etaede the Pale Angel waiting day by d',;
b. Esen nc his siadow leans thy threshold Der,
sssE aRsaay % bear thee from aur sight away
VIII VIA. bereavement silall our milton wake
d. shss sad morning. when thy soul hath aeii!
Grief in our homes her solemn rinre shall take.
.sss And honest tears BY thousand eyes be s..ed
whereshail the nanils ofthyrreatness fall
- Whose shoulder take tie burden borne " ,hinel
Who stands so ready at thy eeaury'seal'
Who Ger endured with patience so benign!
oh generous heart 90 soon to beat more.
oh silver voice, the trumpet call ii truth.
or wizard Lips so eio1ue1, ofyerc,
= Would ye were gifted with immortal youth,
" aen Death at last shall eose those eyes dear,
A.. And lay thee down In long and dreamless sleer,
Hatred and doubt shall mourn beside thy bier.
And tardy Justice there shall kncel mud weep.
Then Jealousy more shall blast thy name:
All that hath panied thee shall 10 laid aside:
Serene, eternal in historic furac.
a. Thy country shall enbalm thee in her pride.
D. No hoer tomb than thine our land shsliknow,
8avc that where sleep. the dust Of Washington.
And future pilgrims. ''reverently slow,
Shall seek j; sorro~ing," from sire to son.
Calm beihe glory Of thy Days decline;
Gentle the shaft that strikes tlc FINAL bowl
! Oh Christian Patriot he thevctory thine,
= In God. great name. whence he bids thee CO.
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Lyochb1rg. April Isl. 1852,
ITO THE PlElLG.=I u MOON.

Il son, HOGSE AND SIGN P4[NTER. i,
returning his thanks the citizens of Lynchburg.
for the very liberal patronage bestowed On him e,
the past year, would remind them that he isas FIJI.
ly prepared and determined to serve them in hi.
line ofbn-incss ever. aud assures them that ma
effort of his shall be wanting 70 pleu.e all. Hi.
prices are very reasonable
Ne would also state that having used the ZINC
FAINT, he considers il superior in every respect
the very best Lead now ii use English Lead Id,
excrpted). Hei prepared however to u.s., either
the Zinc or Lead Print To those who are unar.
quaiuted with the Zine, be refers them 10 the card
below Read for y,nIr.,lyys:
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TINs.EY, TAYLOis a co., CON-

IL MISSION AND FORWARDING MER-
CHANTS are now rerciving AMI offer for sale, on
in exchange for Country Produce. The lnrgest and
hest assorted stock of Groce,i and D,y 'G0ofs il
has ever been their pleasure to Offer for sale. com
prisihg. in part the following articles:
100 Sides sole Leather
10 bags Rio, L1guyra and Java Coffee
% hhds n Orleans and Porto Rico Sugar
some very tne
80 kegs Nails. sorted
- tons country and rolled Iron
e00O lbs Strap and iaad iron
1890 lbs Bli1tered sueur and cast-stcel
SO 900 feet Safety fuse
900 Sark> S,t
225 bbls Whskey. some very fine old Rye
- bhl- French and Apple Brandy
90 thd~ nul bhs MolassrS
10000 lbs Cnton larus, Lraksville and Otter
Factory
% packages Loaf, crushed and Pulvcrizcd
Sugar
% cases stick and mass Liquorice,
with lar ~ md general assortment of brown and
beached Danes ic-. Bed-Ticks. Prints, Ginghams
Summer & ,ods. Boots. Shoes, Hats &c. &c.. all
nfwhichwill be sold A. the lowest rates for CASH,
or IN exchange for RODUCE.
NJ ,r..h