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MEMPHIS.

VIII leave SATURDAY. Ti.s-y4 a. Eerrlgssr.s 90.
EFOR MEMPHIS, GRAND LAKE. pS
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10 ssys F0T rel GIT passage afpy
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HAAS, BUOto, SHOE:

RCE--ICE-J. STAFFORD < CO., wholesale
4 dea suicE oiiSe, No NV L-vey, Nty Ossals d.e.i
: ITALIAN MARBLE IL BLoGKS--For sale
d by BARtLLL a 90. -.a.n..- lLfseL I4aLt
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dviets from Melbourne October H. The mIpin
ia4ii9-Lce favorable and god p-n;y Prices III prt
visions enormous
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AJvicss from C4peto~n Sov~nir 20 rsport that th
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'g7WENTY FIVE DOLLARS REWARD e.


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CLpTl so SHtbTs AND SISlHNG GOODS O. Ja styles,
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Niil lttNr vi hsbAN = 'Iitrf th tt t'h ~ F.
k,7OR BEUF RIVER, HlRRlSON S..sa !.
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sit,l, uu uoa1a. sgutoi Ei-Ayf . street, or So
itr.u SMITH = fiMgrEk 3 r'ystsaa sitss II,
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dispatch f. Trest. rspfts that no further progress
had h-en uad- in the Brnese
The north frohter lf Iudia again 10 stats
Il
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NS0R AGO ami IALLAtAEtA- nsF. "a
n IE RIVERS, Bemeut raqn q, apd a'l llblipg-
ea rRgar and IAlahaIrHtr hgeIt.lhe tt eas&
fis sltis PLANTER, Cap ala J. Wr, Vii tUEa
ne da lsndiug at For freight passage ap ~ toaT
=" sNlTH FnHsrEE, 80 peyl.s.HfTs.A
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i ianata received tho votes az Masarh Ciarto
Jone- Alpueute, Andrews Bailey, Forbes, I.a.
tour, Mccormack Nixon, Sykes, Watkins aud
Wiltz--l2.
For Commissioner of the General Estate
Third District--W G. Raymond was declared
duly elected, having received the votes OF
Messrs Claiborne, Gasquet, Labatut, Lugen-
buhl, Wood, Burthe, Dolhonde, Eustis, Heer-
mann, Nixon, Stetson summers and Wat
kins-l3
VIM. DeBuys received the votes of Messrs
Clark, Converse. Jones, Alpuente, Andrews,
Bailey, Forbes Leeds, Mccormack, Place,
Sykes and Wltz-l2.
For Commissioners Of the Asylum-First Dis
trict--Ilenry henshaw and 4. D. Bein were de-
cared duly elected the former having received
the votes Of Aessrs. Claiborne Gasquet, Con
verse, Jones, Wood, Alpucnte, Bailey, Burthc,
Eustis, Forbes, Hermann, Latour, StetsVu.
Summers Sykes, Wilson and Wiltl-l1 ; and
the latter the votes of Messrs Claiborne Con
verse, Gasquet, Jones, Labatut, Lugenbuhl
Wood Alpuente, Dolhonde, Forbes, Latour.
Leeds, Nixon, Place and StetsOn-l5.
Sidney Story received the votes Of Messr4
Labatut, Lugenbuhl, Bailey, Burthe, Dolhonir
Eustis. Hermann Leeds, Nixon, Place, Sum
mers, Sykes, Wilson and Nltz-H.
For Commissioners uCthc Asylum, Second D.
triet-John Pemberton aud = T.. Theard were
declared duly elected, The former having re
ceived the votes OF Mcs@rs Converse, GRsquet,
Jones, Labatut, Lugenbuhl, Wood, Alpuente
Bailey, Burthe, Dolhonde, Ensts, Forbes, Heer-
mann, Latour, Leeds Nixon, Place, Stetson
Sykes Wilson and Wiltz-2l and the latter
the votes of Aiessrs. Claiborne, Gasquet Labatul
Lugeubuhl, Burthc, Latour Leeds, Nixon
Place, Summers, Wilson and WilN-12
l.. j liurris received be votes of Mcssfs
! Converse, Jones Wood, Alpuente, Bailey Dol
honde Eustis, Forbes, Hermann, Stet-on ana
Sykes--ll
c. 4. NORM received the votes Of Messrs Clai-
borne and summer
For Commissioners of the Asylum Third Dis
trict--A Chiapella and \. ~nott were declared
duly elected, having received the unanimous
vote
For Commits. toner's Of the Free School Fund.
| FIRST District Leonard Matthew and Sidney
Stone received lhe unanimous vote ami We're de-
clared duly elected
| For Commissioners 81 the Free School ! uni.
! Second District A MORN and t. T. llarTi,
\ received the unanimous vote and were declared
duly elected.
! For Commissioners IF the Free school Fund
Third District W Nhitall and A. Canouge
received the unanimous vote and were declared
] duly elected
The Common uneu having completed the
election, the Board Of Aldermen arose and re-
/ tired.
On motion Of Mr.. Place, the Board adjourned
to Friday next. .he 2sth instant, at -iX o'clock
PM WAlTEF IT, PEJERs, secretary.
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The Board of Aldermen, having concurred in
the resolution of the Board of Assistant Alder
men for joint meeting this day, met the latter
in their hall
The President and Secretary Of the Board Of
Aldermen having taken their seats, the roll,
were called and the following members answered
to their names, to-wit
Messrs Clarke, Converse, Gasluet, Jones, la
batut, Lugenbuhl and Wood, Of the Board Of
Aldermen--S
The Hon +, Alpuente, President Alessrs
Andrews, Bailey, Burthe, Dolhondc, Eustis
Forbes, Herman, Latour, Leeds, Mccormack.
Nixon, Place, Steson, Summers, Sykes, Wat
kins, Wilson and Willie.
The Common Council having assembled for
the purpose of proceeding to The election Ion
Commissioners Of the General Estate, Commits
soners of the Asylum, and Commissioners of the
Free School Fund, us provided for by the VIII %
the late John McDonogh,
Mr. Eustis moved to postpone said election
Mr. Stetson moved to lay the motion on the
table, which was carried
Mr. Clarke moved to take recess IF FIVE min
utes, which motion prevailed
At the expiration of said recess, the Council
re-assembled, and the rolls being called, the same
members answered to their names
On motion of Mr. Latour. the Council pro
ceeded to elect three Commissioners of the Gene
ral Estate, one from each of the original Mum
cipalities of the city E; six Commissioners of the
Asylum, two from each District, and six Com
missioners of the Free School Fund, two from
each District viz The First, Second and Third
comprising the late Municipalities Of the city.
Mr. Watkins declined voting, and was, on his
own motion, excused, in consequence Of the
Fourth District not being recognized rs entitlea
to representative under the said Win Of the late
John AlcDonogh
For Commissioner Of the General Estate.
FIRST Dstriet--Wm II Avery was declared
duly elected, having received the unanimous
vote,
For Commissioner of the General Estate, Sec
ond DISTRICT. r. Marshall was duly elected
having received The votes of Messrs Claiborne,
Converse, Gasquet Labatut, Lugenbuhl, Wood
Burthe, Dolhonde, Eustis, Hermann, Lstour,
Leeds, Place, Stetson and Summers-l5
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AID is IL harsby. suthafiEsdto have sa5h lhgaps
replaced IN the Second and Thru District as
msT have been broken or renderei useless
'lr. Stetaon, nu behalf Of the Police CoInmi
H. presented the following reports, aud the
fules being suspended, they were read and sew
orally adopted
The Committee ou Police have had under con-
sderation the petition OF Policeman Martin
Falkenstein asking to be paid his salary during
seven months absence from duty during sick
ness. and beg leave to report against the same
H. G.. STETsoN.
S W. PmLBRICK.
L. BuRTHE
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Resolved, That the Treasurer lay On the war
rant of the Comptroller, u American Hook and
Ladder Company No ., eleven hundred dollars,
for a new Truck, if said Truck i made in New
Orleans. and nine hundred dollars if made olsc-
where provided, that the warFa nj shall not he
issued until the Truck !, receive and approved
by the Surveyor
Resolved, That the Treasurer pay On the
warrant or the Comptroller, to Neptune Fire
Company No 4, three hundred dollars Tor a.
new Hose Carriage; provided. that the warrant
shall not be issued until the Hose Carriage is
received and approved by the Surveyor
Resolved, That the Treasurer pay on the
warrant of the Comptroller, 70 Mechanic Fire
Company No @, three hundred dollars for new
Hose Carriage, provided, that the warrant shall
not be issued until the Hose Carriage j. received
and approved by the Surveyor
Resolved, That the Treasurer pay on the
warrant Of tie Comptroller, to Eagle Fire Com
pany No. I, three hundred dollars for a new
Hose Carriage, and three hundred dollars for
rebuilding their NewYork Machine, provided,
that said warrants shall not be issued until the
work is completed and approved by the Sur
veyor.
Resolved, That the Comptroller he, and he is
hereby authorized to sell at auction, after ten
days notice, the contract for building shed and
trough in the yard Of Nigilant Fire Company
No 3, in accordance with specifications an file
in the Surveyor Office
Resolved, That the Treasurer pay on the
warrant Of tile Comptroller, to Creole Fire Com
pany No. 8, six hundred dollars for rebuilding
their Baltimore Suction Engine, provided, that
the warrant shall not be issued until the work
is completed and approved by the Surveyor
Resolved, That the Treasurer pay on the war
rant OF the Comptroller, to Philadelphia Fire
Company No. II, three hundred dollars for a
new Hose Carriage, provided, thai the warrant
ia II bn issupH until Hasa is
| ceived and approved by the Surveyor
On motion Of Mr. Nixon. the report was adop-
ted and the resolutions were laii over until the
next special meeting
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The Police Committee, to whom was referred
the petition Of several free persons Of color, ask
ing permission to hold meetings in contravention
to existing ordinances, have had the same under
consideration and beg leave to report against
granting the prayer Of petitioners,
II t.. STETSoN.
L. BrRTuE.
EMILE WIZ
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hereby authorized TO purchase lN tho1sa1d
yards Of square block paving stones towards 81.
paving OF Fulton street, 4 a cost net t9 e+t2
two dollars and seventy cents per supeth z W
square gard; payments 90 be made III cash
the Stone are laid aud the work measured ~ gee
Surveyor, and 10 b. Netlted iur actuiWuSt 80
such measurement,
Resolved. That the Comptroller sell at public
auction, after ten days notice in the official
Journal the contract for laying the square block
paving on Fulton street, from Poydras street to
! Deord street. payments To be made IN cash on
the completion Of each square; the work to he
I done according 10 specifications on hle in the
Surveyors Department.
Resolved That the Comptroller sell at aue
ton, after sixty days notice the contract for
the furnishing and delivery within the First Dis
trict of the city, twelve thousand yards OF square
block paving stones for the paving Of Fulton
street, to be furnished according to specifications
on file in the Surveyors office; payments to be
made in cash on the delivery Of each thousand
yards, subject to measurement when laid.
The yeas and nays being called on the adop-
ton Of the above resolutions, they were several
| ly adopted by the following vote
lenS-Messrs. Andrews, Bailey, Burthe, Eus-
| lis. Forbes, Hermann, Lat0ur, Leeds, Place
| Mccormack, Nixon, Stetson. Summers, Sykes,
| Watkins, Wilson and Wiltz-11
| .NaV-Nr. Dolhonde--l
| Mr. Bailey, on behalf Of the same Committee,
! presented the following
| Resolved, That the Street Commissioner be,
and he is hereby, authorized to open the ditch
on Second street. to connect with Tie draining
canal Of the District 50 that the water may have
I free passage to said canal
! Mr. Watkins moved to amend yhe same by IN
serting after the words Second street. the
words and such other bitches in the vicinity as
in ms opinion may be necessary which motion
/ was lost
AMI the rules being suspended, the resolu-
/ ton was read and adopted unanimously by yeas
and nays.
Mr. Bailey presented the following, which was
Resolved. Mat he Com1troIicT sell al public
onction aftaT Ton ~ paiic, in rho 50iri,I
/ iournol tbn contract For .eIcauine, tbe Narignv
| t,anoI. tl,s yorl IN hs rerf,rTne1 agreeabIT IN
tbe specifcatIons m le in tb,l surveyors office
and the sale ia he on aocount and risk of JaIncs
! CLINTON ma liz secnrity
Mr.. Lntour moved that il law over until the
Nh NivoS r,ovad r. law tbc ,noti,r ~, t,s
tsi,ic
On sail mot;op NJ. Tatonr called Ia, tho
vass and na,,y ,~iich ro.,it,1 rs giiiows
-SIeSssrs inlre,yS B5flgy Rnr,Ie. D1l-
nohue' HERMANN, Leeas' NiAoh' o'etsoh' sum
~ Nj "t''' ii1. ~ ~ NJ
tI, = r. " '''' NV
1' f il''oN l"Ge NV Nv :, NJ
|
III III ''ie '''''' VI -''' L"''"i WIS ''''
~ ,A''
ne question oelhg on notion OF Mr. bal!eE
Tor tue Adoption ot the resolution was carried
! ny the following vote
ltGS--Nessrs. Andrews bailey, Burthe, Dol
monde. Hermann. Leeds, Ac0ormaek, Nixon;
! Place. Ntetson, summers, sykes, atkins ana
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The Police Committee have had under con-
sideration the petition Of several citizens, resi-
dents Of Broome street, First District, praying
the removal Of several lewl and abandoned
women from that neighborhood, and beg leave
TO recommend that said petition be referred to
the Chiefot Police with instructions to enforce
existing ordinances upon that subject, with as
little delay as possible
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DATTY ERESC ENT.
soARp OF ASSISTANT ALDERMEN.


The Board met at six o'clock =. NJ
Present The Hon. + Alpuente, President
Assistant Aldermen Bailey, Burthe, Dolhonde
Eustis, Forbes, Hermann, Latour, Leeds, Nc
Cormack, Nixon, Place, Stetson, summers
Sykes, Watkins and Wiltz--17.
Absent, Messrs Andrews, Derbes, Lusto-
Msrkey, Philbrick, Ramos, Relf, Shaw, Slew
erssen and Willson--l0.
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j. q. NIXON,
j f. Wilson,
j N RELF

ON motion Of Mr. Nixon, the petition Of the
Firemen's Charitable Association for the use oi
Lafayette Square. referred to the Fire Commit
tee on the 18th inst, was transferred te tho
Committee on Police
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STANDING COMMITTEES.

Mr.. Place, on behalf of the Finance Commit
tee, presented the following report and reselu
ton, and the rules being suspended, they were
read and adopted unanimously by yeas and nays
The Finance Committee, to whom was referred
the communication Of the Comptroller, inform
ing the Council that Francis Buchanan, Collector
Of Levee dues for the Second District on sea YES
sells, was in arrears to the Treasury in the sun
Of four thousand three hundred and forty ons
dollars and two cents up TO the 3lst December
last Your committee recommend that the City
Attorney be instructed to institute suit forthwith
against the said Buchanan and his securities
for the recovery of the same, and beg leave to
offer the following resolution
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The reading of the journal was dispensed With.

The following message of the Mayor was read
and, on motion of Mr. Watkins, referred to
special committee Of FIVE, on which the Presiden
appointed Messrs Watkins, Andrews, Bailey
Doihonde and Summers;
MAYoRALrr OF NKwORLEANs, !
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Company, askIng permission 70 establlah slloat,
ing gallery on 81. Charles street, and beg leave
o report in favor of the same, and offer the an
hoEed resolution H. c. STETso".
L. BURTHE,
EMILE Witt
Resolved, That permission be and is l.
granted TO the Gymnasium Stock Compan,
Gorren, President) to establish shooting gal
lery Oh 81 Charles street, No. l6; provided D.
6orren pays the customary license for the same,
and create X to the satisfaction of the Street
Commissioner, and subject to removal at the
pleasure of the Common Council
The yeas and nays being called on the adop-
ton of the above resolution, resulted as follows
IedS-M essrs. Burthe, Dolhonde, Eustis,
Herman, Latour, Leeds, Mccormack, Nixon,
Place, Stetson, Watkins, Wilson and Willis.
AdgS-Messrs. Andrews, Bailey, Forbes,
Summers ana Sykes
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l. H. PLACE,
V. HERMAN
THos. L. LEEDS

Resolved, That the City Attorney is hereby
instructed to institute suit forthwith against
Francis Buchanan, Collector of Leyee Dues for
the Second District on sea- going vessels,) and
his securities, for the Of four thousand three
hundred and forty dollars and two cents,
amount due the city of New Orleans by the said
Buchanan, on the 3lst December last
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Resolved, That the Surveyor be and is hereby
instructed to procure new fire alarm bell for
the IRENE Police Station, in exchange for the one
now in use at that post, but badly broken pro
yided the cost Of the same shall not exceed the
sum Of three hundred dollars.
The yeas and nays being called on the adop-
ton Of the above resolution, resulted as follows
leds--Messrs. Andrews, Bailey, Burthe. Dol
honde, Eustis, Forbes, Hermann. Latour, Leeds.
Mccormack, Nixon, Place, Stetson. Summers,
Sykes, Watkins and Wiltz-l7
.Ndg-Mr wilson,
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PETITIONS, ETC.

The semi-monthly report of the same officer
Ito the Committee on Streets and Landings
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The said report being adopted, the amend
ments Of the Board of Aldermen to the ninth and
tenth sections of the substitute for the ordinance
Of that body passed by the Board Of Assistant
Aldermen, concerning the Fire Department,
were consequently rejected, and that to the
eleventh section was concurred in
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A communication from the Street Commas
sioner, reporting certain matters connected with
the Vegetable Market of the First District--to
the same committee
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Il NICKERBOCKLR PATENT COOKING
IA pts.rE FIRST PRtNiUN
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1853-11-12
FANCY DRY GOODS.
New Silk & Fancy Goods.
w. d. PHILLI PS,

w. d. PHIL L I PS,
coner of Lafayette and Church Streets
Opposite Harvey House.)
III AS now in store and will be receiving
LII daily from New York and Philadel-
phia full stock of Silk and Fancy Goods,
which have all been selected by myself in
the northern markets. In consequence of
the increasing demands of his trade. his
stock will, this season embrace larger a.
mount and greater variety than ever before
he would beg leave to call particular atten-
ton to his stock of ladies' DRESS GOODS,
which for novelty and elegance of design
cannot be surpassed by any other house in
this city. CONSISTING IN PARTo
Rich brocade and glace silks of the new
est colors and designs; Rich figured and
plain black silks and Saline de chimes; Prin-
ted and embroidered cashmerss, and de lai-
mes in robes; Rich printed cashmere d'ecos-
Sc and satin reps; White and eolored en-
broidered crepes for party dresses; Rase
silks. French and Scotch plaids French
and English prints; white goods of all des-
criptions. together with a general assort-
ment of goods adapted to fine trade, all OF
which will be offered at the most favorable
rates. With an earnest desire to conduct
my business upon the principal of doing, as
I would be done by, I hope to continue to
merit the confidence which has been so Ii
berally bestowed upon me.
octf5 9-y. W.D. PHILLIPS.