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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-04-24

wishing their supply Of Shoes the spring find
beautiful Cater Boots st 12s l6s and 1885, FIRST quality
Slippers Tyes and Buskins at 9 and los ond quality
same styles. Mt and Is per pair; with Misses aud Chill
drcns Gait Boots Shoes of all kinds prices
J. Il. MTLLERS, 1874 Canal street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-04-24

BOARD WANTED.-TwO YOUNG LADIES, SISTERS,
ID wish obtain board in private family The comforts
Of home being desired they prefer family hnynsno other
and bedroom which will
furnish Location preferred between Canal and Fourth
City references and required Address E. r.,
Herald Office.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-04-24

BOARD IN SOUTH BROOKLYN.-A FAMILY, con-
- stng Of three persons occupying three story brick
houre in OF the most desirable situations in South
Brooklyn within four minutes walk of Atlantic ferry will
let TO gentlemen rooms the second
furnished with breakfast References required Foe
interview, address box All, New York Post Once.
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with the Row the Chatham street Chapel with general
review of City eighteen agothe Fires
that periodFrcmen Killed and disableddeath Of Gen.
capital Love Storythe Divorce Trials review
of the Mtary-Fine Arts &c, &C. See to-morrows Sum
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-04-24

The Peoples Hatters have ahmed at MOTH
ing less than tho rank in the hating world
they have attanea it. the unequaled style quality
their Spring Hat Of their most clearly
semonstrates Standard prices 81 and S. Hat Fuishers
Union, II Park row, opposite the Astor House.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-04-24

BOARD WANTED AFTER FIRST OF kAY-TWO
ID with full board for two ladies, and two
with partial board for two gentlemen in pr
yate familywest Of Broadway preferred Please address
N H. at the Office Of this paper stating terms and full
ticulars.
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CLOTIlING.

fN0 TATLORS -STINEAET ENTIRELY NEW SYS-
TEN Of cuttn garments Of every description in III
most fashionable asd tasty Is just published and
in plain and explicit to be easily compre-
lcndd and pracsed without farther aid than
in the work The be sent 20 part directed
W. Il. sflNEMET, 81 Broadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-04-24

GOuraud's Liquid Hair Dye IL, Withoua
exception alton the very
~ celebrated GoURAUDS NEEDLES ed Soap. for curing
PIN les eekes sailowness chaps, chaps, rOaghness 80
Liquid Rouge, Lily White and Hair Gloss, ct 81 Walker
stroet. near BROADWAY.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-04-24

Handsomely FURNISHED ROOMS, WITH FULL
partial board he obtained in . private first
class house the immediate vicinity OF Madison square
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BOARDING: HOUSES.

A SMALL RESPECTABLE FAMILY. RESIDING IN
"A the neghborapod Of Chelsea. would take one two
children board where they would receive
mothcrly Apply personally or by letter 20 ~,
of Dr. king 81 Eighth Of Twenty sixth
etr
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BET Depot and REGULATOR OF

Great Carpet Depot and Regulator Of
Trade Price-For prices Of English Tapestry Brussels,
three ply and English ingram Carp floor Oil Cothso
eight yards wide Window Shades &c only visit the eight
spacious sale Of 90 30 wery-HIR RAM ANDERSONS-
and there you will become familiar with wonderful low
prices, affixed to superb Carpets and Oil Cloths.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-04-24

LIMITED BROTHERS LAND SOCIETY-BY ORDER
Of the society the south halt OF Lot No las In Pef-
hnmve il 70 be sold Persons wishing to bny will please
send their bids with and residences in writing
HENRY MARSDEN, No 40 Thompson street. before 1on-
day evening April 20 in order that the Executive Commits
tee may award il to the highest bidder. Termstash on
delivery OF the deed.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-04-24

FVNU tn 10 WS-TTEKW INkS NFFKUN Ed UNI b
dress aud frock, French plain aud straight sack cut
away and doube-hreast Coat Patterns ready cght
each style and each pattern for three Positions Also
extensive for boys with all fancy styles and acknow
edged superior by talors generally Address or call ~ III
Sprin
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Among the advertise mcnts In another co..
hmm readers will notise Of the appointment OF
FIRTH POND co the sole agents for the sale Of MO-
n q Uygean Medicines.
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BOARD UP TOWN.-THE LARGE, DOUBLE HOUSE.
- POI West street. Eighth avenue,
three stores attic and basement with park adjoining one
hundred feet square, with Croton viii opened
on the first fra gentes private Boarding House.
1t contains all the modern and will
nished throughout in good style No effort will be spared
make this the most desirable housc Of the kind In tho
part the city These wishing to board apply
at los West Twcntysecond street. near Sixth
feren EXCHANGED,
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FAMILY BOARDING SCHOOL IN THE COUNTRY
Eight children only are taken into the family Of
perieneed teacher to board and instruct Parental
taken OF the health and morals of the pupils
spared to advance them in their studies The simmer
term commences the first Monday in May. For terms,
references, &C., inquire at No. l9 West Twenty fourth
street. near Eighth avenue.
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LAMILY BOARDlNC-IN THE UPPER PART OF THE
city The advertiser will be prepared to receive few
gentee families AS bonrders in and elegant suit Of
houses, furnished with croton water, other
modern Improvements, situated In tho upper part
city, between the Fifth aud Sixth single gem
tomcn can also DO accommodated References will be
CURED. Inquire at No. ~ Bond street.
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DERMANENT BOARD WANTED-BY GENTLEMAN
and lady full board for the lady in . private family.
not to exceed four dolarsa week. payable in advance
dress L. Clark Broadway Post Once, for three days
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pOARDIN HOBOKEN, FROM THE FIRST OF NAY
- Furnished unfurnishcd to let, with full
Partial board to gentleman and lady two three sin
gle gentlemen in private family In Franklin Terrace The
cation the finest in oboken Terms moderate, Refs
rences exchanged. Address Robert. Herald Office.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-04-24

OF May to ia Chambers street. Hudson will
to Badness and restore gray hair its orr
nal color with his usual having reduced his price
to country agents selling Wahpene," for cash only.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-04-24

by the hero Buena VISTA might have beenvcry
Portable during this week but advise readers to in
spect the stock of Clothing at Gen. Taylor Head Quar-
ter managed by Mr. Souder at 6 Fulton street.
Cold who sells the cheapest and best clothes in this city
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To be absolutely csrtn In OF a set OF shirts


Look Mt This !-OnIy four shIIIinGs per
for beautiful all wool ingram Carpets. English super
hne ingram Carpets at 5 and 5s 3d. at HIRAM AMBER
Stair Carpets H. Cd 2s I'd and a. Also English Ia.
pestry Brussels and other Carpets exceedingly cheap
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W " T. DESTINATIONS FOR COOKS SEAM
w stresses nurses general servants laun dresses dairy
maids cham bermaid walters coachmen farmers hosers
Nc OF various nations Apply at tho Select Protestant
Agency carmne street, or ut tho Society Agency, los
ants Of good character admitted. d. n. ELM0RE.
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LETTERS AND PETITIONS.

LETTERS AND PETITIONS.
A letter from Mr.. H. W. Westhold, claiming
his commission as Collector of the late Third
Municipality, was referred to the Finance Com
mittee.
A petition from Mr.. Thos. Hynes, asking for
settlement of the balance due him for the
paving of Bayou Road, was, on motion, referred
to the Committee on Claims,
A letter from Mr.. Lamotte, proposing to sell
lot on Vaudeville street, was referred to the
Committee on Fire.
A petition was read from owners and occu-
pants of real estate on Exchange Alley, asking
that sales of furniture may be made on said
Alley. Mr.. Lugenbuhl offered the following
resolution, which, together with the foregoing
petition, was referred to the Committee on
Streets and Landings.
Resolved That permission be- and is hereby granted to
the Auctoneers keeping Offices on st. Louis Exchange
Alley, to expose the day of sale and to sell furniture
etc. said Alley provided that free and unobstructed
passage be kept for pedestrians and the articles
moved without unnecessary delay after the sale.
A letter from Louis A. Favre, asking pay
ment of his bill for transporting, in his vehicle
the prisoners of the Second and Third District
Station houses, at the request OF the Chief OF
Police, was referred to the Finance Committee
A petition from Mrs. Widow Rolling was read
praying that her license for keeping beer gar.
den be reduced.
Mr. Clarke offered the following preamble and
resolution, which were read twice, the rules be-
ing dispensed with:
Hhsas certain citizens have engaged in the business
keeping public beer gardens during the months
and whereas the Compn Council have by resolution No
approved 22d September 1852 ordered the closing
all said beer gardens thereby causing great loss to sa6
citizens Be it therefore
Resored That the resolution of the Common Council
approved ed September 1852 ordering the closing of al
public beer gardens be- and the hereby suspended
and shall take effect until the LIST of December next
Mr. Burke offered the following amendment
which was carried: "It being understood tina
this permission is only extended to those whit
have taken out license for keeping beer gar
dens, and which licenses have not expired
| The resolution, as amended, was adopted.
A petition, signed by property holders on ane
near the proposed projection of Claiborne street
between New Canal and Common streets, pray
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NEW ORLEANS sIv5 and Car Ca; "a M ss;ES

i
Departure OF Trains. Frer Nse0rfe1ns; .
EIorse Cns-stfpast and hspast II
Steam hour afterwards until p nciu
sivsy SUMMED, and until quarter -Past7 in winter
From CarroltoH'
Horse Cars-5 n.,S and 10 JPN. ,.,
steam Traius-7 A. M and every afterwards until nclu
sivey in summer, until half past P. NJ in winter
FARsl5 Children under u years and Servants lo
t Summer on he epuay
aud end on the second Monday in November
LAFAYETTE LINE
F Depot No. Is Raronn street,
Departure Of Cars:
In Winter, from Lafayette and II O'CLOCK
Depot IS Baronne ttreet.. q, snsd 81
IL Honi ,HHyette -
Eernt IS RHrcnne atTeet G9, III o
O'Clock Pm.
IhehatsS 9, 10 and IL P NJ, from the Depot
Aud 81, sh and leE P. a, from Lafayette.
EAar-l0 CENTS Children under IL years, halfpreo.
Piled when required. mh3l ly
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Thus making the Board Of Aldermen consist Of 49, and
the Board Of Assistant Aldermen Of ~ members
making this report your Committee would add that
they have been actuated only by desire to give every
portion Of the city due representation in the Csncis
and that batween the two Boards there Is but little
200 voters in the city not represented.
The Select Committee Of the Board Of AsssAt Alder
men having made their intention TO sn oYd
nance On this subject to the Board Of Astant Alder
men your Committee only recommend the above basis
for your consideration.
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ing for the opening of said street, was referred
to the Committee ON Streets and Landings.
REPORTS OF COMMITTEES

Mr.. Converse, Chairman of the Finance Com
mittee, presented the following report, which
was adopted:
The Finance Committee whom referred the letter
Of application of joseph Boyer Assistant Wharfnger of
the Third District asking increase of salary beg leave
to report that they have examined the subject carefully
that the amount Of the salary known at the time of
the eecton and acceptance of the office by the said ap
pcant that 1t then and is ample for the duties
performed and should not be increased
Your committee ask to be discharged from the further
consideration Of this subject W. P. CONVERSE,
j. NJ BuRKE
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INSURANCE COMPANIES.
Franklin Marine and Fire Insurance

COMPANY OF NEW YORK.
WIN l.. AVERY, Secretary. cADY HoLLIsTER, President.
Hudson River, Marine and Fire Insurance Company
CAPITAL 100000. ...............ALL PAID IN.
JAMES NOXON, Secretary. ABIJAH PECK, Prosdent.
fs r n q b..
Messs Johnson Brokers' 80 Wnl street. York
and Marine Insurance Company
70 Wall street, NewYork
AMI generally to the Presidents OF the
Company. 81 Wall street NewYork
70 wei! street, New1ork
Sun Company 40 Wall street, NewYok.
The undersigned ha7iug appointed Agent for the able
Companies prepared to issue Policies ON THE MOST FAVORABLE
TERMS agaast loss damage by MARINE HULL RIVER AND
RISKS the attention OF e public called 10 the
TIE PREMIUMS RECEIVED ARE RETAINED for
purpose facilitating the Of persons nsurng
companies permanent fund Of 100000
security the insured thereby rendering these Companies respects
in their interests Apply to
G. C. LATHROP, Agent, Camp rwf
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Itar,ueny Bryinor No. Is, of T.-Ths following
Division the present term: JAaEs Bssss, W. P
MoysI h. s.; WM F. HoRNBKoK, A. r. 81 JAMES GovAS
HEanY ALrMuLLER t.; CHAs BARSBs C RoBT GRKsG,
c.; hEYR CoRNRIIus GoLDsG, This Division
EVERY MONDAY EVENING, at Temperance Hail. sh.St
Charles street
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report, which was read and laid over until the
next regular meeting:
The Committee appoinfed BY the Board Of Ale,me,
OF NewOreans, beg leave to report ~ Wy
That they fud the whole number o s o,,a,. ot .r.
Of the City Of New Orleans to be l34iI = =
OF which the First District has IL. ~. s17e
m.. TIcoI" 1851
nnHu ...s.s.....s....... 2a5
NM, -, foureh ............. 1879
the Board Of Aldermen Alderman fof ever an votes
which gives the First District six Aldermen Second ~
four Third do, two Fourth do. one -
That for the Board of Assistant Aidesmeu they tnve
taken the basis of Assistant Aldermen r every A6S
votes and additional Assistant Aldermen IN every
ward where the number of voters thrse foxa cf
the required basis, viz:
The 1s Ward having 1921 yoters Assistant AIdern.n
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The following message from the Board Of A.

s1stant Aldermen was read: ri
BoAaD ASSISTANT ALeyKsEN,
NewOrleaus, Sept 23, 1e62.
To the Hon President Members Of fs Board f.fs7a
GESTLlMEs-I am instructed to hand you the follow
ing ordinance passed BY the Board Assistant AiAs9
ren, in which you are respectfully invited TO ccpcur
An ordinance apportoning Representation d Dc Com
mon Council
Very respectfully. your obd't serv't,
Warren II. PErxas, ssc1stsry.
On motion, the Board adjourned to meet on
Tuesday, Oct. 5, at 6 o'clock, p n
GHAs. CLAIBORNE, Secretary
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ssIyscLE Tom IIE Is-We on Saturday the 18th
gentleman from Western Vrginia-a former resident of
this ycinty-who was his way home accompanied by
slave who away about two years since, but had
meeting his master in Rochester begged the privilege Of
returning. He active intelligent appearing boy,
about % years old Buffalo Courier.
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Crescent Mutual Insurance Companz

STATE OF LOUISIANA, PAR1sH oRLEAssl
City Of Newtrleans :
BE II remembered that the 3h July be the cub
screr Justice OF the Peace and city aforesaid ally
appeared CHARLES j. ANSoNI Secretary Mutual
Insurance Company of NewOians who dy according
law end that the within and
acorrect transcript from the books Of said Company.
tsignedl C.J MANSONI, Secretary
Sworn End subscribed before this 3th July,
(sigued) CIV. JONTE, Second JasIiee OF the Peace
for the Parish Of Orleans.
az The Trustees have resolved to interest Of SIX PER
CENT the certificates Of profit fer the ya ard ISL
the ho;err thereof their legal after the
eth day cf AggustneIt.
They have also declared dividend the
earned Premiums ofhe Company year 18th J
1852 for which eer.ihcsea will SECOND
MONDAY n September noxt.
(Sgned) C. ]. MAEs0eI Secretary,
THOMAS A. ADAMS, President.
NJ
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The Liyernool and London Fire and Lii

IHs IIVeTpODI anu LtnQbn ElfE ahd LIS
INSURANCE COMPANY.
Authorized Capital. .TsS MnLIosa DoLLins.
Paid up 81 ooc, ,tot
opTlint quo feseTVea l3s0,c0t
t9si0,sOc
Working caPTwo Mlons Three Hundred Fory Thousand
Doilatr.
Oreng by its unusually capital unlimited
liability OF tire Stockholders that great drdors+a
most perfect security the ps prepared againE.
Fire Ei7ks NJ wf)reaaF, the most rearopaHe
Tie uual abatsm. Of made place Poll
with she Mutual Cepanies n
will be prompt and liberal.
Ctihs. BRIGGS, Agent Office chariessreet.
BOARD OF REFERENCE IN NEW ORLEANS:
Shinhsl Nicholson, A. itene, Thonlaa Selar
4. LSn!ear, g. A. to, Vim. stare,
Wn. FslcNs5, ]. D. Behn, Jas. Robb,
+. Ogden.
DIRECTORS IN NEW YORK:
JAS. aRoWr1, Ctsrrnar.
fRAacta CoTrENET, Deputy Chairman,
George BarelFy, Frarcip Griffin Royal Phelps
aarE ". -pisf, hloft igngston Ed. F. 3anderson,
q. ". Faber, VIM Watnore
hLvREp PEIL, Resdeni Secretary.
Coante of the Bo.rd. n2A iy
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The PERUVIAN MlNisrEa.-Senor Don joaquin Jose de
lsma Envoy Extraordnary and Minister Pleupotentary
of the Republic of Peru, officially presented to the
President the 23d ult. He expressed the sincere
wishes which animated the Government and people Of
Peru to preserve nudsturbed the friendly relations which
have existed since the declaration of her
between that Republic and the United States and the
confidence they felt that any difficulty which might ap-
pear to leopard these will be removed when examined
with the impartiay and wisdom which distinguish our
Government, President Fillmore replied briefly,
marking that he felt confidence that the negotiations
the Minister was authorised to make must result in the
adoption of calculated to promote the harmony
and increase the commercial intercourse between the two
| Renuhlics. y
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Mutual Benefit Life and Fire Insurance

(1uCEssi SeASut Lille anu Elte insurance
COMPANY OF LOUISIANA.
kk Incorporated in April lsts, and declared dividend psr
cont. Two Yesrs' Eusiuesa
Ufce, No. SO CAMP ST.. be Grnvior
BUSINESS CoMPAEy
holders rad hel families ngainst want and poverty operations
Great Hiona Benevolent the
d sold principles and nai'se Tor small annual paid during
az A policy holders, terms
uee the iaHpfce till eSh the whole of the pots
The Company.
Debtors. car
effect tho life of s busb.nd the sole LeeGt
herssiia and children free from the sms Of creditors.
TEusTGEs:
John 3. Allison Isaac Jchnsou, Edward Sparrow,
John Hagan, Samut! Stewart, Richard Mccall,
RoneI: J. Wnrd, E. H. Barton, ]. Perkins,
Joseph Walker, WIN. hIurs. Arnold tiarrss
DIRECTORS;
+. W Sewel, TEoa c. Jcnkins P B. Taylor,
EdN jsnrer Coxe John Nj ClErsn, q. G. Steever,t
N. NJ Cohen, L. Spangenberg H. Rhodewald,
Samuel Wolf John A Doughclty, c. NJ. Lutherford,
y. "tGkhsm, John Caborne r. Amistead,
H:G iesrss t. H. #ingats.
AZ. wEnDKalgns, Nj. D., Medical Roard of
H. &. HE .aTr, Actnsiiy -. M NJ Soass Attorney
aicsAhp bhtN NJ D. No. 27l Magazine Medical
who wis be at the office daily from hslfpas
By the Charter only $4,000 is taken N a single le
fH This Company applications
issue Policies healthy White persons and
han the charged by the NewYok
their restrictions residence in the South
available The their amount
where the party has paid As prenumn in full
E California Permits nj NewYork and London
all information Life Insurance.
be the
| tgg- Extensive Travelling Priyileges
III Office hours, A. NJ to 5 Pa
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Merchants Insurance Company of New
ORLEANS.
CAPITAL s2Oc,ooo..........ALL PAID IN.
JOHN PEMBERTON, President.
A. SCIRlEBER Secretary
The Directors respectfully the Fourth
District ae Lafayee that facilitate their with this
any e have established y where
they prepared INSURE AGAINST FIRE, MARINE AND
RIVER RISKS the lowest of TEN PER CENT
ah will be made persons doing Company.
BOARD OF REFERENCE
John Pemberton Fergus Gardere, Kaspsr Asch,
Michel Musson, j. Stafford, David Adams,
Ainsne J. Garcia, L. R. Kenny, W. W. Vaught,
ThomssJ Ivy, Gustsve Leroy, Richard Saer.
EDWARD IVY, Agent,
su Office No. IA Jackson street
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Home Mutual Insurance Company Of
NEW ORLEANS,
Wish subscrbed capital Of sasoo is prepared receive
applcafonEfor
FIRE, MARINE AND RIVER RISES.
atlhe Office of the Company, No. 46 CAMP STREE
tn1ung
divided those with the
This company purely principal
the Tueses believe this subscription S91 ample
security policy holders.
The portfolio conpsuyis ees these
ALEXANDER BROTHER President.
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Gdcon Temple of Honor No. 6-AIeets every THURSDAY
EVENING, pcock at Temple Hail. 292 Tchoupouas
ending Oct 81
Wet; W. bAyIs, W VT; c. H. ALLnAsp, W. R.
A. RI n. S. MORGAN w r. r.; R. PolLAnp, w. t.;
BENDER W o. JOSHUA Dow, W. D. U; B. PArrsoN W. G.;
N. W. WooLvRRtoN, VS. myS
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grystaI Foupt Division No. a, 8. of T.-raees every
THURSDAY o'clock Hail. No. ST. Chsrle
ocers for the ensuing quarter: W. H ELLIS W F.;
W. Al p RIaG s. H. W ELLIS, A. R. S.. BooTF,
s. J. s. HARAIs T D. W. Bnows c.; A. HRRo, A. c. WM.
WATSON, I.S.i r, W. POWELL, o. iy2i
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Mr.. Burke, on behalf of the Special Committee
appointed to determine the basis of representa-
tion in the City Council, presented the following
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Union lyislun o. g. of sevary FRIDAY EVEN
ING O'Clock, the Temple Hail. Tchoupoulas street
following present THos R. REID
p H. Ca W. A.. NJ McQuALrER, s.; A. RosKHwIs,
A. RS; BuRks, F. WM. WnrrsErr t.; BRIcKNYER,
DoSpLK a. c.. IUeH GRAHAM s.; A. LAMBERT, o. S. SICK
VISITING COMMITTEE BRrcKMyKR. No. l2l NewLeveei
LAMDRHT JOHN CouLTRR Of Common and Mara
streets. jyl3
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A resolution passed by the Board of Assistant
Aldermen, relative to the removal of two nui-
sances on Live Oak street, in the Fourth Dis
trict, was referred to the Police Committee
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viii leave TUESDAY, December 49, at S o'clock p. NJ
NOR PRINCETON, SKlPWITH'S ~ l.
LANDING MI.LIKEN's BEND LAKE PROV sF$sa
NAICHEz FORT ADAMS BAYOU SARA BATON ROUGE D9N.
Packet Steamer sAXONhs and elegant
packet SAXON j. Estes muster will leave for the above
and intermediate landings 49, O'Clock
and every Tuesday throughout the For freight
passage apply board, or to
STRoTHER BROS Agents Is Poydras street.
will freight for River with the privilege OF
resnppng vckbnrg will Clerk the Levee foot OF
street. receiving freight early Saturday morning oets