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Japan: GEOGRAPHICALLY AND HISTORICAL,
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Sicily Pilgrimage; by H. r Tuckrrman.
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HONE AND SOCIAL PHILOSOPHY, part .
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HUDSON RIVER FIRE AND MARINE IN.
sURANCE COMPANY OF NEW YORK.
Office No. |, Iodd's Building, adjoining
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Capital $500, 900, Gall paid in and securely invest
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CAR BUILDERS AND RAILROAD CON-
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New YoRK. 1851. Feb 4-taw6mo
nANCING ACADEMY.-FIRST COURSE
~ Mr.. r. r. Liable has the honor to announce
to the citzens of Washington, Georgetown, and
Alexandria, that his first course of dancing lessons
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avenue, between 9th and 7th streets, opposite
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Daysoftuition-Tuesda Thursday and Sat-
urdays. I
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NEW fOHN LTFE INSUHANCEC OmPANY,
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A STEP FROM THE NEW WORLD TO THE
IA OLD AND BACK AGAIN, by Henry d. Tap
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LIE comite de police, auquel await ete referee
la petition de rhomme de police Bachemin, de-
mandant son salaire pendant. deux mois dc ma
ladie, a enyisage cette question ct rapporte con-
tire Ia demande, attendu que ce serait etablir
I'm precedent ui causerait de serieuses depenses,
ct 81 10 demande etait accordee, nous Grain
drions de yoir la Motto de 10 police sur la liste
des maladee. II. G. STETsos,
s. w. PHILDRIcK,
A. LusTO
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man, Leeds, Nixon, Place, stetson, Sykes 1t
Watkins--10
Non-hI Andrews, Derbes, Forbes ct snm-
mers--4
Lc President decide que 10 resolution deyant
changer les Re sssnents nest pas aloptee cause
de Ia regis No 81 qai dit que null enlargement
on abrege6ioga ns gsra fait aux reglements de ce
Conseii, b m0ins Dune semaine davis, ct amoins
que 10 dit enlargement ne soft sanctionne par
une raajerite lie tous les membres elus.
NJ. Nixon CT cppelle de la decision du Presi-
sdent raai5e ~, e5.5 ,oaintenue par lie vote sui
want
O,n--Mm. andrews, Burthe, Derbes, Dolhon-
de, Forbes, Hermann ct Summers.
Non-hIM Bailey, Leeds, Nixon, Place, Stet-
son ct Watkins--6.
Sur motion de M. Watkins, In communities
ton de J G. simonds, accompanies dun don de
livres, lie Is septembre dernier, ct referee au
comite d'education, ct maintenant referee au
comite special sur la Biblotheque Fisk.
RESOLUTIONS, ETC.
NJ Bailey presente la resolution suivante, sur
depense DIES reglements, ct ellie est lue deux fois
ct adoptee:
Resolu quill sera du devoir du capitaine de
police de chaque district, ct du commissaire des
rues de cette vile de faire connaitre mensuelle-
ment ce Conseil lie nombre de personnes ARE
tees ct rapportees, pour desobeissance aux or
donnanees de la vile, ct punissables damendes
lie montant DIES amendes adjugees-par qui
Giles ont etc collectees, ct 81 Giles ne sont pas
eollectees, les raisons pour quot.
L'appel nominal, reclanle sur radoption de Ia
resolution qui precede, donne lie resultat sui
want:
QUINN Bailey, Burthe, Leeds, Nixon
Place, Stetson, Summers ct Watkins-8.
Non--MM Andrews, Derbes, Dolhonde For.
bes, Herman ct Sykes-6
Eft sur motion de NJ Stetson, lie Conseil s'a
iourne jeudi proclaim, novembre, heure
p. M.
WALTER n. PETERS, Secretaire.
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mo aAA9
MARIE DE La ~ 0ctsbre, 18t1s
Coszsn Gns.nAL De a y11x n Ia NixR: 0axs41ass



No 345. ss
Resolu que Ia vente faite par le contf 6leul ID
contrat pour 10 construction dun chenin plaur
cheiG dams Ia rue das Grnnds H6rnmas, s6it ~
demeure approuvee; que le mario soit yaf ~.
presente autoris2 q contractor avec r., Is. eaE<s
mody, CONNIE principal. Of e. X. FllsSs IL 1Sjj
trick Erwin, CONNIE cautions, pour - trAysiEt -
prix auquel il 6t6 adjuge, . sayoir me pfhe
tire ct soixante quatorze DENTS Ct dszni ~ /;
courant. X
(Signe) FaANs AI.PuEsrns
President du Cons des 4 n
{Sign6) w. c. g. CLABoBNI
President DIV Cons, ~ AN
10 Approuy6 le % Octobre, 1862 &
lSigne) A. D. GRossxss, Marie
No 846. Il,
Resolu que le Conseil des Aldermen SOFT rea- 7
pectueusement invite Sc r6nnir an Conseil del
Assistants ldermen, en- s6ance coni0inte, d Ii
prochaine seance, 10 du courant, d 8 haures II. II
dams le but de nolnmer nm DHecteur phtxE6 d.
representer les inter6ts do Ia yille dA1a II 4
lpartement DIES travaux ydrauliqpes ~ fexrS
diem de Ia Maison dc Travail, 81 I'M gar diaH ~
la ge6le de Police, ct tells autres ofiaierS ~
saires auxquels 10 loi d6ia pouryu. ~
(Sign6) FRANs ALPUEkTx 81
President sin Cons dea Am n. a.
(Signe) W. @. G.. CT 4IBoKNz, ssa S
President dn Cons dee AID, &
Approuve le % 0ctobre, 1852.
(Sign6) IA. D. CRosS NAN, Maire.
No 347.
R6solu Que le Trssorier pale, sur le mandats;
du Contr6leur, Vim Ref Ia sonme % soix ante
dix piastres pour services rendus CONNIE Secr6e
taire du Consen des Assistants Aldermen So
{Sirn6l FRANs AIPUEST r., &
President du Cons. des An.
(Sicn6) W. sCs @. CLAlB0R
lt5s Nc seoy,<
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Hacte pour consolider la vile de la Nouyelle-
Orleans, passe en- fevrier 1852, declareque cha
METRE au Conseil, a certaines 81 ,oques, I'm rap
port sur la condition des ecoles, ct un etat de-
taille de Pargent reeu ct deboui .se pendant la
periodic precedente.
Par Performance du Conseil, passee lie 16 JUL
let 1852, I'm mode different de disbursement est
etabli, ct conformement celia, ID MY pas eu
dargent recu parle bureau des directors du
Premier District
Les sonlmes payees pour dettes eneourues de-
puts lie Ter JUN, 1862, est CONNIE suit
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g. Ecole Jefferson, pour les garcons ct les
files, quinze professelrs, trois cent cinquants
neuf garcons ct trois cent cinquante files
- Ecole Paulding, pour les garcons ct LEI,
hlles, huit professeurs, cent quatre vingt quatr,
garcons 81 cent soixante seize files
II y a aussi deux ecoles superieures auxquel
les sont admis les garcons ct les files sufisam-
ment ayances, ct don't la residence est dams lie
premier district de cette Vile
Dams rEcole Superieure des garcons, il y q
trois professeurs, don't Pun de Francois, ct Gin
quante six 6leves.
Dams PEcole Superieure DIES files, il q qua
tire professeurs, don't Pun de Francois, ct soixan
tie seize eleves.
Les ecoles du soir, pour les deux sexes, sont
ouvertes pendant une partie de rannee. LIE nom
bre DIES eleves qui y won't peut etre estimk qua
tire cents, auxquels il faut sept professeurs.
lie nombre des Gloves DIES ecoles du jour, de-
puts les vacances, est plus considerable quedans
les annees pr6cedentes, tlon pense due sans
compiler les coolies du soir, il s'elevera quatre
mile pendant rannee.
Nombre DIES garcons dams les ecoles
du jour, Ter octobre 1852........... 1882
NOmbre DIES files, etc, ,,,, 1877
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Le comite de police, auquel await etc referee 10
petition de M. J. NJ. Moss, ct lie certifcat de d.
vers citoyens, vosins immediats du petitionnai-
re, pris cette petition en- consideration, ct
apres avoir personnelement examine les lieux,
rapporte-que la bAtisse nest pas ct ne peut
pas etre conforme aux performances reglant 10
genre de batisses quon peut permettre de cons
truire dams les limites incendie, ct il recon-
mande en- consequence, QUEEN ce qui concerne
pacheyement de la batisse, la priere du petit
tionnaire soft reetee ct presente les resolutions
suiyantes. H. G.. SrETsoN,
s. W. PHILBRICK,
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-11-01
CERTIFICATE OF CAPTAIN ST. CLAIR THOMAssoN,
OF STEAMER MAGNOLIA

Having painted the hurricane passenger MAG
foIIA, under my eemnand with the BFIDGEWATER PAINT,
cheery ito 1hIPERYOUS qualities
hesitation n poEauntng II Judgment mine
raj paint Sere the public end believe it TO be CERTAIN POTEC
TON AGAINST THE EFFECTS OF SPARKS AND CTNDERs II
proved WATERPROOF decks
months {Sigred,) ST. ,TH0MASs0N,
Eew0ieans, Deeanbsr 2, 1851.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-11-01

Resolu que lie contr6leur soft ct demeure au.
torise a vendre Pencan, au rabais, apres dix
jours davis, 10 contrat pour la fourniture du
Charlton ct bois dc chautfage q Passage de 10 cor.
poration. lie yoyer devant bonner les specifica,
tions au sujet de la qualite ct de la quantite du
dit Charlton ct bois de chaufage
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-11-01

sUB-AGENTs IN NEW ORLEANS.
Massrs. PRIESTLY & BEN. ..
MrgsfB. ]. WATERMAN d co. 49, ~
JOHN STROUD 4 co. -'N
r. RICHARDS. .s-
Z, AIACPHER
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-11-01
II. G. STETsoN,
S. W. PHILBRIcK,

Resolu que M. Francis Degen, soft autorise
construire ct faire marcher une petite machi-
ne vapeur, ainsi quill lie demande, au No. AZ,
rue du Camp, pourvu que la dite machine soft
place. a la satisfaction du Commissaire des rues,
ct enlevee quand ce Conseil lie requerra. ~
The Democratic sentinel and Harrison County farmer. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1851-1852, 1852-01-28
DAGUERREOTZgEs !


A q. Fl Daguerrean ArtisI. No
"A. 36, Monroe st., below Market. Wheeling
Va. respectfully announces to the citizens OF
Harrison and adjoining counties. that he is pre-
pared to take Ddgrcrrcot, pes in the VERY BEST
STYLES, and with all the latest improt ements.
LikenessCs taken equally az well in cloudy ne
in more pleasant weather. and PARTICULAR atten-
lion paid To obtaining the most favorable position
far securing Il pleasing likeness.
Groupes OF amy plumber OF persons can he Ia
ken on one plate, aud perfect likeuesses taken
Of young children.
| am constantly receiving, AID have nlwnys on
hand, a complete stock Of I~'sclIets, Fancy Gases,
and Daguerrean Materials, Apparatus, &c, oil
Of wh1.h | will sell on the most favorable terms.
oct29 Nv A. G. PARTRIDGE.