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NO. 35B3. -
heso.red That supernumerary Watchman j. O, Bren be
ano hereby dismissed hum the watch of this municipa
ity; to date from time Of his suspension Y
Passed january 13, 1882. I II CA1i,Wryr p,s.itsn,
Approved January 49, 1854 a. b fyRfSSAi2N NTsyn,
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No. 355S.
Resolved Tint Wharf No. l. formerly used for shipping
the hereby appropriated to the of Flat
Boats. s.
Passed January IS, 1889. A j. H. CALDWELL, President.
Approved january 49, 1852. A. ID. CRoSSAiAN Mayor
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Resored That the Assistant Attorney ef this Munich
panty be and IL hereby instructed to cancel the Judgment
Of this Municipality against Dominck Madden On his
paying the cost of Court and the Attorneys fee.
Passed January 10, 1852. H. CALDWELL pres dsrt
approved January ls, 1859. A. D. CROSSMAN, Asynr
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l9S- No. 3571.
Reotred That the ordinance passed March 49, 1884 in
relation to stables and cow-houses' be SO amended as
to insert after the word suburbs the first paragraph
the words without permission of this Councili'
Passed january 49, 1882 ]. Fl CALDWELL. President.
Approves. January 1852; A. D.. CROSSMAN Nayor.
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The steamship Ohio, Captain Sclenck, arrived
Yesterday morning from Havana whence She sailed
on the 3lst ult
Annexed are her passengers:
George Law, II. story II. s. Rurag Antonio " de Lor-
n'gs. Joaquin de Zaius
There were two occurrences board the Ohio.
thus chronicled -
On The Goth ui,. The lady of T. G. Iedl,rd deliver
ed OF twins boy and gi) of which only survived
On the 10th ult on the voyage from Chagres Havana
Nr A. $. Coffin OF Cincinnati Of consumption.
The Ohio, for the last two months, has been on
the roate between Havana and Chagres, aud has
returned to take her place in the line. from New
York.
The u. $. steam lrigatc Saransc, bearing the
broad pcnnont Of Com. Parker. arrived ut Havana
On the 3Oth ult from cruise. The Saranae salut-
ed the fort, the Admiral's ship, and the Dutch fri
gate Prince Ncu Orange. on the morning Of the 81.
uli.
We have received by the Ohio our files Of Uo,Jo
he Ia liptao, and La Goceto ne HoJaa0 to the
30lh o. MaIca. We translate the most interesting
items.
The Captain General had received he following
address -
To His EsstIr>.y boz ,losy III L., Co>,n, GrNrr IT.
Go,rHHoR To the representative Of loved sovereign
IN oPulcni Cuhsto the iliustrous General whose pr,-
dcnce, ,sior and psriotm have saved the island from
The horrors Al anarchy and OF oreigncrs
to tho keD'fccnt whose learning and kip.,s huyr
uai2el IN lucky epoch .lcat and useful reiorms-fo
the mciorous cIicf At last. o whom cuba has copsc-
Grated her gratitude give. 10 lsv. humble con-
rataiions Receive them your EAcelency the sin
cerc expression OF orr gratitude and admiration and
IN hcm echo Of the wishes expressed H., the oyaI in
hahitani- OF Cuba that Heaven concyde your
hius'r1ous Aniy long days q" prosperity and Happiness
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greater than tho ordinary profit On them to the
manufsctursr, or 10 tho Cuban importer Of them
The natural result Of this shown in the faot that
during the last fiscal year, the value Of cotton goods
sent TO Cuba from tho United States amounted 10
only ~. 600 whilst the amount from Europe was
nearly three millions.
Already tho supply Of American rice to Cuba
from tho Southern ports has been greatly interered
with by imports from Spanish ports in tho Moditor-
ranesn. The important article Of dried fish is now
almost exclusively procured from the British provin
COS; our whole expectation during the last year to
Cuba being only 6a5 ,0OO which is loss than half of
what was shipped in the Same period TO Hayti :
whereas the consumption Of the former island should
be by comparison, and doubts Mt least $500 900
or lard alono We shipped TO Cuba in 1919 to the or
tent Of about S7OO 900 at the actual cost but valued
there at about 200 for the assessment of duty
under their own tariff; tho actual difference Of duty
- equai TO about 70 per cont, the actual cost be-
tog nearly cents per pound to tho consumer in Gu
Ia; and. the dealers there continue to DO deprived
o! the power to this difference by importing it
Ia Spanish vessels they will Gro long succeed in pro-
curing THAR supplies from other quarters and tho
whole import trade from tho United States will ulti
mately he confined TO lSmber, box and hOgshoad
shocks, and other bulky articles, whose freight
forms 80 largo portion OF thor value whom landed
that the employment Of Spania vessels in their
transportation is entirely prcoluded.
IL IS unnecessary 10 speoify other articles tho pro
duotion Of American industry, which have equally
suffered under tho operation Of the Law in question,
and the shregd AMI inr-secing traders Of Cuba are
constantly dsyiSng measures TO enable them TO profit
by their discriminating duties, by procuring supplies
OF many of them from other countries which thoy
yet continue to receive from The United States
The following table exhibits the value Of articles
Of American production shipped to Cuba during the
last fiscal year, according TO tho annual report on
ho commerce and naYi ration OF tho United Statos-
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NoT't viii u.a be that The direct import and
export trade Of VA island with the United Statcsi equal
10 more than rurth its entire commerce. Ndrpen-
dent OF the carry trade to Europe and will further
be Observed that the privileges enjoyed by Spanish
sells chiefly available in the import trade oil the island
about three Ourths OF the exports being made in foreign
vessels the relative proportion OF which enjoyed by the
United States may be inferred from tue previously
tcrrel TO table
The BAHAMA" fer The year 1919 is the latest that has
reached the depart il is however known through
commercial h.i The exports of 1850 exceeded
considerably those Of 1872 whilst those Of 1851 upon
q still more extended scale.
TABLE 2.
OsriciAL SrATThTNv TONNAGE Asp NUssta %.
VaSsiIs InTIRiD AT 80 CUsror uoCsrs IL
LAND CUnA FROM I0Rp,GN PoRrs DnRiNc rms
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NoTf.-The Balanga,n already rete rrcd to- furnishes
no information OF the tonnage Of each nation separately
except that OF SPAIN but experienced persons in the
trade estimate that of the United States included above
at sixty per cent Of the whole in number of vess
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yTo,.lns G,lr,s

I'm Grr.r Ertt,N.--.N. THIS IN. y-..-i sprrosrhcs
completion hc attracts more 9tteuton group 81 people
ms King leiY wy e. whore .hs lee 60 gs2e and
admire her Hsu proportions and majestic appearance
nov equabng that II ue q battle ship. Hundreds II
wois sin employed uron her ard III. of
wors performed u da- is truly surprising Hcrcont-
pss,t adjusted last week her sals are tont and
her htsts aud many her .turt. add
are bgtd. The engines are quite finished. and have
hc,n turned b. hand several times steam cot M
,e,ttra, in the Nelson Dock whsn the sgi " th-
va. mot .stisfactory she will make short trp down
INC Chanrel next wec. or the p,urcs. q thoroughly
teaing het cspaldp. Tie rip will lsst several days;
auI amongst the t'rlnns board ~ her here will y.
ofour most eminent tngln"ep. authoitlssIi,sr.
tesi Mait Merch -
Tn TRAGEDY oN BotRD rHE sCHs. J. t. itNp<AY
--uu lie etl ut ths month Reed ana Clements two
men conTicted Janurtv H. 1851. in the United -nes
District Court ~ Virgins II Butiny end murder the
higb aud confined In the Richmond county jr
are ~ executed unless further 'tay proceedings
granted. Tho evidence which these mcn we've con.
Sitttd wholly circumstsntol-uO living person ha,
ing wtues sod the difficulty on hoard the vessel its
ancloy result the would to call foa the
exercise Of the executive ccmenoy The petitions
numeCousy signed by respectable citizens Of Richmond
Va and Pattsvlle Pa together with kRseds previous
good character during his long service board Two nj
ted States vessels will probably induce tue President to
exercise his high prsrogsiivc of Mercy,
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4 Wiling 70 ,saoeds similar privileges to the Aus
rican nA1. f
With . yiew Of showing tho importance Of tie
trade OF Csba. annex q table, marked A, exhibit
ing the total value Of tho exports and imports Of tho
different ports the island in l84S tho latest official
returns received in Spanish and foreign vessels re-
spectivsiy, and the proportion in vessels OF the
United Statos and table Ii. tho number and ton
mage OF spanish. American, aud other vessels snter
ing the island
IL may DO proper to call attention to the 81 sec
ton OF the ACT Of 1884, which embraces conditions and
restraints upon all Spanish vessels clearing from the
the States to Other ports besides Cuba and Porto
Lco which arc Of an onerous but which WINS
necessarily Incidental to tho act ITSELF and it may
well 90 supposed that such clause 80 vexatiOus in
its practical operation has tsoded to nufe the direct
trade between Spain and tho United States
] have IN tho proceeding report more particularly
alluded to the trade with Cuba not only from being
much more important than that OF Porto Rico, but
also because the Statistical information respecting it
possessed by tho department was much more CON-
piote than that al regards tho latter island. The
operation Of tia sct Of 1884 has, however, had like.
wise an unavornblo result on tho commerce with
Porto Rico, though probably moi TO tho saDa pro-
portionabie extent "a that with C,lbn.
All o. which 10 respectfully submitted
IH0s. C0swlN, Secretary o. i!,e rfs.s,try,
Hon. W u. King.
Prcsident pro toan of the Seasle.
lAiii.:: A.
Ottioi,L Sr,Tt@i. - iMrosrs
EXPORTS o. 40 0, Til, Is,..Sp o. Crs.,
DURING 1S4a, ,coosp.r. 40 ri,r Bll,>zA
GfNiHAL o. rinr isi.ssp.
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Arrival Of the Ohio.

ArrIVAI Oh the OhlOs
The steamship Ohio, Captain Schenck, arrived
Yesterday morning from Havana, whence she sailed
on the 3Ist ult.
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PRODUCTION of this rs ami pivraui tiruns.
OIL. bad almost neglected to ari, - her IN
tu,ded appearance - nen ,ta-s in New York,
where lie j. /" lignr, comp .rpt iu three great
libel N,it whicI she will bring against the before
uamrd Paul Auin, Greeley \ McEirstb IL The
y,ttpgr. AMI Raymond, Weed, Jons, we-y &
g.. ot tie Jinj,,. ior defamation 81 character.
pamagc. viii II laid at thiu, Thousand dollars IN
each ca.e; but have been assured ia conf
denye. tbat ia mercy t. th: defendants. and
10 save the tn- and trouble Of contested
suit her private secretary. Chcvalirr Willis.
will lie authorized to compound WITH thcoi and
allow them discount II from hftors to twent,
rtr cent for prompt payment 81 the whole sum De-
uanded; but he i determined 10 make no greater
rrlaIatou "a their favor. II the defendant, be %
rcgardo.. Vt their interest. decline thi. Offer
snd 20 80 trial. She i prepared establish hcr
claims t. ,e.tsd putty, much N the same plan i,
was pursued III The lnuou< recent divorce oa-r il
your city.-.ihat +. .he viii subpoena aud produce
on tie trial the dear. Oh, isthcrlv cS-Mouarch ~
Bavaria 10 testify t. her clase and antilles, ch,
ractsr while sojpuiniuz il iii, court, aud also
Eugene ~ue and the literary celebrities ~ Pa... to
hear witness 10 her unqucstjoutd ririus While
shining ii the brilliant yp'od, Of then gay capital.
She \. $50 determined tnr Tie satisfaction u sone
of your Judges, g employ one u The Misses Fish
IL summon tic ghost ii loor Dualncr q the S'Scfc
killed ii duel on her aesount-to give her
4 certificate 81 character She ha' already
commenced moving III tt. direction. and has
published i certificate Of her good conduct
IN Warsaw, by y gentleman signing himself - Al.
A. wolcv.hi. pianist, In Mi, eomse Of tactics,
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ELoPEMENT AND VILLANY. St. Louis
Republican of the 14th inst. gives the following
particulars of q case Of elopement and villainy:
On the recent trip of the steamer Express
from Cincinnati, q man calling himself John
Davis came on board at New Albany with q
young girl about sixteen years of age, whom he
called his wife, and took passage for St. Louis.
The passengers state that when near the city,
being called on for his passage, he went imme-
diately to his state-room, and after remaining
about three quarters of an hour, returned to
the office with the intelligence that he had been
robbed, and exhibited his carpet bag which was
| cut open on both sides. He said that it con-
| tanned IL roll Of bills amounting to Sa25, given
| to him by his father, a resident of New Albany,
| to buy land. 9s8ai
| The manner of the fellow awakened in the
minds of the officers and passepsGss. suspicion
that there WAS some deception going on, and
they accordingly contriyed d plan to expose 1t.
The captain, taking him aside, requested him to
give as full description of the money lost as
possible, that he might make search for It, when
he stated that the package contained certain
; notes which he described, some Of rhich IS ne
! said were over the denomination Of 80, ana
that gold dollar was placed in the middle g Il.
fl The passengers then, in furtherance q hetF
scheme, selected oneof their numbef, Mr , hsc-
Neil, and making up package o. eenK oahs .s
exactly similar to that described ny Bib WI m
/ the exception that one Of the bitis wss nfsy
instead Of ten, placed it in his boot, ard thcns
: lin the presence Of Davis, conllnd1ced search
Q ( The money was u course found Oh 1gr. MoNeitS
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CONSEIL DES ASSISTANTS-ALDERM
SEANCE Du MARDI, 20 juliet 1862.
L'appel est fait heurcs ct demie P. M, ct
constate la presence des membres don't les mons
suivent
Hon. F. Alpuente, president; NM. Leeds, Nc
Cormick Nixon, Philbrick, Relf, Siewerssen,,
Stetson, Sykes ct Watkins-10.
LIE Conseil n'etant pas en- quorum prend, sur
motion, un reces de quinze minutes.
A Respiration du dit reces, Pappel est fait de
nouveau ct constate 10 presence des membres
don't les mons suiyent:
Hon. F. Alpuente, president; NM. Dolhonde,
Leeds, Nc Cormick, Nixon, Philbrick, Relf,
Shaw, siewersscn, Stetson, Summers, Sykes ct
ct Watkins-13.
LIE Conseil n'etant pas en- quorum prend, sur
motion, un nouveau recas de quinze minutes
A Respiration du dit reces, rappel est fait d.
nouveau, ct constate la presence des membrel
don't les noms suiyent
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Hon. !. Alpnente, prksideat; NM. Dolhonde.
Leeds, Mccormick, Nixea, Philbriek, Shaw,
Stevenson, stetson, Sufnssers, Sykes ct Watkins
-l2 -s' " "'Ain' 1
Ne lonseai Meant pas en- quorum s'aiourne,
sur motion, mardi iTrvchain, ri du conrsnt :
six heures p. NJ. WALTER IL. PETERs. sec
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JULY. e.
fHss:iben to Mrs. i. .. G.
BY ANNIE BRADFORD.

M AFF'bb EhHbf 1hD.s
When the days we're long and golden
When the truant school boy laid
;spares to catch the timid rabbit,
And the cattle sought the shade;
When amid the grain, the reapers
With their CHEEKY songs and blithe,
Kept lively, graceful measure
To the swinging of their scythe.
When the West wind. whose wild music
With delight the spirit whelms Is
Sung his surgiDg, deep andante -
Mid the boughs Of branching elms;
When above the fruited hickorfes. N
And beyond the popIars tall,
Hung the clouds like spirit,1anners
From the bright sky's sspphire wall
In the bosom Of amsiden
Loye'was trembling, like the CLEANS
That through forest shadows stealing,
Culver on dhe shaded streams;
For a'nohle heart had found her.
And with words Of love and truth. AZ I
Won her sweet and gentle spirit Z
sn the freshness of itg youth.
soft and still the July moonlight
Lieth on the sloping hills, --s
And far down the wooded valleys
Swiftly pass the glancing rills
Meath the aspen sits mother -. Il.
With fair child at her knee, =.
Looking up. to ask the angels r.
With an absent one to be.
With him many happy summer
She had heard the linnet sing. H'e
And the Oriole that builded
In the birch above the spring;
With him she had watched the white lids
Close above the blessed eyes
OF two little lambs re-takeu
To the fold In Paradise.
But each heavy blast Of sorrow-
Though bending reed, and fraiI-
She had borne with patient frmness
Till his cheek grew thin and pale
And now, while afar he seeketh -..,
Health in softer Southern air.
That the blessing may be granted
Is the burthen of her prayer.
High again above the hickorics,
And beyond the poplars tall,
Hang the clouds like spirit-baDners
From the bright sky's sapphire wall;
And wild and stricken mourner,
With fair child at her knee.
Gazeth up, If mid their foidipes
She an angel face may see. W.
In an untamed Southern forest
Where the red famings CLEAN
Like meteor, and the white swan
Floateth down the silent stream:
Where amid the tangled bushes
Shines the savage cougars eye,
And the timid wild deer starteth
At the fierce Paducah's cry.
Where the white and fragrant blossoms
OF the grand magnolia lie ei ~ -
Mid the foliage, like angels
Just descended from the sky.;
Where the mocking-bir is singing. "
And the long gray moses wave,
From the dropping forest branches
They have dug the strangers grave.
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HATS, BOOTS, SHOES.
NEW ADVERTISEMENT every body
~ READ 1T.
NO. l.
R. r. r.

NEW ADVERTIsEMENT-Let every body
NO. l.
r. r. II.
RADWAY'S READY RELIEF
IS THE FIRST AND ONLY REMEDY EVER RECORDED IN THE
MEDICAL HsToRY OF THE WORLD THAT HAS STOPPED
THE MOST VIOLENT PAINS IN FEW SECONDS.
IL s0p THE MOST SEVERE PAINS IN FIVE sNgTEs OF
III Si doHzsTs ~ EzS
instant The sorsnns and
TO THE SICK AND pA1N-sUFFERINa OF NEW
ORLEANS.
s5s iisfsE sh s,hs II Sn SHEET sIpsn s1s
To F r x Eo f. FIVE au M
1T HAS CURED,
~ NINETY CASES OUT OF HUNDRED,
s5S sHgSstHsA sagSszalz 4 4 sSSh SsE HsSS gSSzs:
sfK sSfEf HfHPAsHr fAPAs Eis7HHs sS4s
Sss# SSszA5SS $$s$zF S$s< S$$H $s$5s $$SHzs.
sEzS sP sFEs 4Sfs s1ssEss SEs sfgEEs EsHs
sssss ss
poisonous acids Of the 'yspRRiE ypREyENr1oN
rss.h and ths du heavy
IN BATHING,
&:
disease and Sickness and bousnss.
ALL BOWEL COMPLAINTS,
e. 5 sss a
the most distressing discharges, and will speedily
NEURALGIA
PAIN STOPPED INSTANTLY.
s9sass ] @
s, IL f &. sr III ss re s FL
s 5 TIA @ ] 1p ne The ws
RHEUMATISM
PAINS RELIEVED IN f1Pf; MINUTES.
RADWAYs READY RELIEF will stop the aud s1cciatpg
sis sss S n in
bones from to whose joints distorted with
f stis1 @ % ssS
@ s me NO
% % IT, a e. dsa. a"s, As
the Union the last four have tested
CHILL FEVER.
CHlLLs STOPPED IN 4 FEW AIYUTEs-PAlN RELzEpED
INSTANTLY
RADWAYs READY R RE1EE % nets like charm in all IF chil
with health and system
PAINS OF ALI KINDS.
e. seah
III tsis kPy sG~s ssa r
minutes stop pain and quickly remove ita cause. -
RAILWAY Il CO., 1e7 Fulton street, NewYork
SOUTHERN DEPOT,
IT General Agent who will supply dealers the country
way Il Co.. prices.
MEtIqM SO
Sold also BY N. MoRRssoN, Magazine street. and BY
r. -, RApWAYs READY RELIEF. mhaulv.w
NEW oRLE NJ and Car Ca R91ssz=zz9
Departure of Traina. : pnNenOrleans:
Horse Cnrs-haf quarerpast and half past ii p
Steam Trains and hour aftsrward. until f. inu
siysy in summer, and until quarter past in winter
From Caro4ton:.
Horse Cars-5A M, s and 10 N.
Steam Train7 and hour afterwards until inu-
svey in aud until half past +. NJ. in winter.
Ftaki5 cents Children under IL and Servants 10 centa
H the third Monday february
md end on the second Monday in November.
LAFAYETTE LINE,
F These Cars 10 and from the Depot No. Is Bsrcnne
= Departure J Cara
In Winter, from Lafayette. and N O'Clock.
- Depot, IS Baronne street. ~, s and sh
Depot, ls Baronns street. 81, ~ and g.
After which the will leave each and fifteen minutes until
O'Clock Pm.
Then 81, 9, 10 and II P. NJ, from the Depot,
And sh, s3 and lOA p. NJ, from Lafayette
FARK-10 cents. Children under l2 years half
piled when required mh3l ly
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M AGNOLIA HOUSE, Biloxi, Miss-Aks..M
1YA Mrs G. NJ DEvER her old friends isSHm
and patrons and the public generally, that this Hotl
open for the reception This mouse not inferior in the points
locality and accommodations hotel the The
BALL ROOM in dmenaioIs similar in Biloxi and ia
ally which occasions will be In addition
the h Room prepared least fifty
than in previous seRsons.
Her will be her constant provide amply with the
beat that this and the neighhoring markets afford.
Fine BATH HOUSES adjacent the Hotel for the
convenience Of Runrders
The BAR is supplied with choice Liquors.
The ICEcREAM SALOON also adjons the Hotel
a LIVERY STABLE ia attached to the Hotel.
PLEASURE BOATS kept in readiness nil times.
lcfa
Visitors will be landed at the Wharf Hotel they notify
Captain Of the steamer wishes, Bo1 NAV S. am
GNr No charge for wharfage.
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ID ADICAL CUREoFC CoRNs, without cutting

* SoASA'S1
the least psin.Dr. ROSENBERG from Warsaw the capital
Poland haE the honor the gentlemen
the Inhabitants in general q this Place that he
sdaton otCORSS BuNIONS NAILS and
Of his composition.
The operation performed in the fifteen muute
ea pam and the patient his dress and occupation with
satisfaction Of carrying the Corn Root in his hand.
Dr. r. is In great Hatterng testimonials
granted France and other foreign ps pbys
sns and Surgeons which have been the
The Doctor Will give attendance daily
eleven in The morning and from three in afternoon w
STREET, between Toulouse ly
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MILLINERY AND FANCY.
Ss,rissg Millinery.

MFRS. BRYAN, 106 Canal street, has
1y nnt received large and fashionable ss,oI;n.sns
LADIES, FRENCH BONNETS AND MISSES FLATS, Pa
RAsoIs SILK CLOVES ard other articles suitable M
Spring Summer hre b. respectfully invites the Ladies to call
~ DRESSES made In the nes style and the most moderate
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DAILY CRESCENT.
OFFICIAL JOURNAL
Official.
PROCEEDINGS OF THE BOARD OF ALDERMEN,

OF THE CONSOLIDATED CITY OF NEW ORLEANS
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p A. FAHNESTOCK' VERNIIFUGE THE
LIZ. SAFEST A AND MOST EEFEcTUAL REMEDY FOR WORM!

III SAFEST AND MOST EFFECTUAL REMEDY FOR WORMS
THAT HAS EVER BEEN DIsCovERED-The following Is one Of
the voluntary testimonials popularity from
dated January 20 ISL - -
MFssRs. B. A. FAHsEsrocK have used yonr
yemngf for eight md we'll W effects
have frequently
chid from taking it. ] bslieve is superior.
Respectfully, J. b. ELLIS NJ D.
ES- BIwARE OF CouNTERFEITs AND NIITsTloNs.--The
popetprs have adopted wrapper which
craving 10 avoid the possibility of imposition.
E For sals BY a respectable Druggists in NewOrlenns
merchants generally throughout tho State. jSt9 m
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EeILOXI HOUSE, BILOXI, Miss-The pub a.
- lie respectfully informed that this establishment, will G
opened visitors the J. ".
NIXON the first Jane Attached the will be found
BAR BILLIARD ROOM, TEN PIN ALLEYS BATH HOUSES.
The TABLE will always supplied with the deeaee Of tn, Sea
The
magnificent Live Oak Mulberry, Hickory Magnolia and Trees
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The Board met this day, pursuant to adjourn
ment.
Present-The Hon. James Robb, President,
Messrs. Burke, Clark, Labatut, Lugenbuhl,
Sewell and Stockton.
The reading of the journal was, on motion,
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