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NEW MUSIC at The MUSIC STORE-

NEW MUSIC at the MiISIC STORE
- II is better 10 laugh than be signing; Woman's
Right; Honest hearts and willing hands; III pray
for thee; Postal, or, the die is cast; Ida Nav: Sweet
Mississippi; Maggie dear; Juncy at the gate; Happy
Bindings Sisters Wedding; Willie my brave; Black
smith Polka; Very Best Polka; Tip Top Polka; Ma
pnleon Polka; Holiday Schoti>chc; Geraniun DO /;
fhoHgiitlcs> do; SNOW Drop do; United States grand
Waltz; West Point dream Waltz; Silver Lake
Waltz; Fairy Bells Waltz; and other numerous new
pieces IN addition 10 a fine assortment of Duets &
Guitar Pieces, &c. JOHN L. ELLIS,
jy D Penn. ave. bet. 9th and 10Th sts
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Baltimore Markets, &c.
BALTIMORE, July 2S-l2M

BALTIMORE, July 2S-12M.
The Asia's news causes a firmness in
breadstuffs. Howard ST. -four sells to-
day at IS 12a S. 25. Grain is firmer.
1900 bushels Of wheat have been sold !:
red, at 81 0S 81 Is cts. White, at
81 II 81 20cts. Corn, white, at 64 a
65 cts. Others unchanged.
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NEW YORK, July 29.-Ia P.

New YORK, July 29.-la P.M
The English, French, Austrian, and
PrusSian ambassadors at Constantinople
had drawn up an amicable note, which
the Sultan had accepted. 1t was then
sent to the Russian Emperor for his ac-
ceptance, which, it was believed, would
be obtained.
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New York Markets.

Naw YORK, July 29-1P.M.
Flour is firm, with sales of 10000
barrels at SIS, and Southern, at S4 So
10000 bushels of wheat were sold to-day.
Red, 81 Is. White, 81 25. 10000
bushels of corn changed hands at IS cts,
Cotton, firm. Stocks dull.
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BALTIMORE. July Cd P. NJ.
Governor Lowe has signed Thos. Con-
nor's death warrant. He is to be hung
on Friday next.
The steamer Georgia arrived to-day at
New York with the California mails: her
news has been anticipated,
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JAMES M. HAIG,

NO. 1873 BALTIMORE STREET. BaItimore. Md
Importer and Manufacturer of LADIES, DRESS
TRIMMINGS, and French, German, English and
Italian GOODS. has on hand. and Is constantly re-
eelvg by direct Importation all the latest styles of
LADIES' DRESS TRIMMINGS,
To which he invites the attention of merchants visit
ing the city, all of which Inc will sell the most rea
sonahle terms, wholesale and retail, such as
Serpentine and Russia Brads
Melted and Plain Silk Frnges
Silk GiInps; Basket, Agate, and Silk Buttons
six and Worsted I.aces; Embroidery Braids
Embroidery and Purse Silk, Sadders' SIN
Worsted Braids; Embroidered Gimps
Pon MOnnaes; Hair Brushes
Buffalo and Shell Combs
Bags and Purses; Purse Ornaments
French Penumeries, &c., SC. y7-1
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PRESIDENTS Mounted GMard This new
cavalry corps was on parade last evening.
They were out for drill, and in fatigue dress.
having twenty four men. The appearance of
the corps would lead one to suppose their
numaer much larger.
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Philadelphia Markets, &c.

PmLADELPHIA, July 29-li P. M
This market is steady, prices arc I'M
changed. The yellow fever has abated.
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T.s Buclt4ysrS.-AIlt these mechanics, who
have not aIret.ly done so, are going to work
On Monday, on The public as well as private
buildings which it is understood is an end of
tac'r strike; the terms agreed upon being
stiSftrtory to all parties. We observe a num-
6er"t hrickIayers here from Baltimore, re-
Gently arrived, and more are expected The
lad'ic of the trowel will therefore be in full
tune next week, and the handsome edifceS in
ihe workmen's hands will be pushed on to
completion industriously and cheerfully
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,SereNnde-A band of colored musicians.
using brass instruments, were scrcnading in
different parts of the city during last night
We understand this band is from Georgetown.
and has been but recently organized They
certainly discoursed most eloquent music-as
well, if not better, than many older bands
having better opportunities.
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G. S. McELFRESH,
Under tho National Hotel.

1IlIFIIItf
HAVANA CIGARS
ID ESPECTFULLf invites the citizens of Wash
HI ington 10 an examination of his stock, among
which viii be found the following celebrated manu-
factories:
BEN FRANKLIN; EMPIRE CITY;
CONSOLATION: ELLABERINTO;
NEGfERlBAS; TRABUCOES;
Ell EBRO; PRANSADO C0NSUELO:
REGALfA LUNDRE ABEZA; LA INDIA:
. ESLA ebay; LA FIRMEZA.
REGALlAS, of the choicest kind, at $3.50 per
thousand.
CHEWING TOBACCO, of the best quality, from
the most celebrated manufactures. il4-lm.
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Ng,ic.-Mr. A. Schad, Secretary of the
Columbia Musical Society. writes us that the
lntimation in our local columns on the 9th
Instant, that there is no organized musical as
sociation of this city is incorrect. Mr. S. cx-
plains at some length the admirable condition
% the Columbia (instrumentaD Association,
let by Professor c. Lenschow, who are in all
respects competent and prepared to give con
ceris during the Season, rs we'll as to second
PhilharmonicS i'll gratifying the taste of the
Washington public for entertainments in the
way Of vocal and instrumental music COM
Liucd
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iSarcd.-Last Wednesday night person of
very respectable appearance WAS taken out of
the canal by one of the Auxiliary Guard on
duty near by. When taken from the water
he appeared to be deranged. He was taken
to the watch house, where he remained until
he was sufficiently recovered to find his way
home. lie gave his name as Stops, but could
not account for his misfortune, or how he got
in the canal.
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Tie Tcot-This afternoon proc : remark
able fine for a drive we take for granted that
There will be avery large concourSe in attend
dhce at the trot to come off at p. ~, over the
Columbia Course just over the Long Bridge
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FIRST PREMIUM PIANOS.

t@..,-..E9 We have this week opened three of the
SfBYfS above. Instruments from the celebrated
establishment ot kEabc, Cache, s Co., which we
guarantee la sell 1t the price the manuac-
rcrs, saving freight and other expenses. Also, Pr
AMOS, OF other make, constantly on hand. Also.
of The most beautiful asSortments of GUITARS.
VlOIINS, FLUTES. and other Instruments ever
offered to the public call isreSpectluyrequested
JNO. +. ELLIS,
iyl5 Penn. ave. bet 9th and IOlh sts
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TELEGRAPHIC.
Latest and Important by the Asia.

Expressly for the Daily Evening Star.
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A CARD.

WOULD respectfully call the attention of the
public To an examination ui the choicest assert
mcnt Of genuine HAVANA CIGARS ever offered in
this market, Is 900 of which have received With
IN the last ten days direct from Havana They VIII
be sold Wholesale or retail 81 moderate prices.
would also ask attention 10 my line stock o!
WINES, BRANDIES, TEAS. &c, which will be-
found 10 compare fav0raby with any 10 he found III
the city as TO quality and price.
L. {. DYER. Penn. avcuur,
~ 2l-l0tifH brt 18th and 18Th streets,
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Curt UpSet.-This morning a black boy
while dumping load of bricks at Wizards
Hotel improvement, neglected to loosen the
bride of the horse, the effect of which was to
tumble both the cart and animal upside down.
All was put right without much damage.
Smart boy, that
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FOR RENT.

"a A fine, commodious two-story and basement
I'll BRICK DWELLING, corner of PENNSYLVANIA
avenue and 18th street, near Georgetown, 50 feet
front, with fine yard extending back the street
ia the rear, thus having the advantage of two fronts
and also q pump III the yard; is now offered ror
upon reasonable terms. The house was formerlv
occupied by Secretary Forsyth. Apply to HENRY
NEWMAN, on the premises. iyI4 ou
1 AND WARRANTS wanted, by
- PETER A. KELLER
~ l5-lm 18th strssa nm Tre.su,,r
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Afeau'Afrt0 Fircnaen.-The Sun Company,
from Alexandria, came up with hose reel
last night, to attend the fire in Georgetown,
making the run to this city in forty-five mi
nutes. On reaching the Franklin engine house
however, they learned that their services were
not needed. The Franklin company subse-
quently entertained them handsomely, and
they returned home this morning on the mail
boat. Their run up is almost unpa ralIelcd in
the way Of firemen's fe ats
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Dtsordcr.-Last night from dark till twelve
O'Clock, there seemed to be little to prevent
dlsorderly persons from making night hideous
Noisy drunken men, white and colored, rowing
through the streets bowling and bawIing as if
the laws against such conduct had been sus
pended for the time. Inquiries were made
for the police, and with good reason; but it
was long after twelve before the noise'had
ceased remedy might be found for these
offences, and we hope one may
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STOCK ORDERS executed on Commission. by
~ PETER A. KELLER.
jy I'm 18th street, opp. Treasury.
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VIRGINIA SCRIP bought at highest cash price
by PETER \. KELLER,
jy l5-lm 18th street, opp Treasury.
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1853-02-09
MONDAY, FEBRUARY 7, 1853.
krrcurIyr COMMUNICATIONS.


The PRESIDENT pro hm laid before the Senate a
report OF the Secretary of the Navy IN answer to
olntion OF the Senate Tor Information the quantity
and kind of coal contracted for by that department
agents; which was read and, on motion by Mr. COOP
Err, il was referred to the Committee on Naval Affairs.
MEMORIALS, PETITIONS, ETC.
Mr. HAMLTN Mr.. President, have been requested
TO present, to the Senate a memorial OF John w Smith,
Nathan Barker, X. A. l.. Goldman, and various other
officers and soldiers who served IN the war OF 1917 and
other wars setting forth the services IN which they have
been engaged, and asking that bounty lands may be
granted to all who served in the OF 1912 ask that
II may be received and referred to the Committee on fuo
lie Lands.
The motion agreed to-
Mr.. III | have also the petition Of the owners OF the
schooner "Unon," Of Sedgwck, Maine, representing
that she completed the time of her fishing within nine
days, which entitled her the fishing bounty but that
she then seized by the British forces and unIasuh
ably condemned and sold They ask that the bounty
provided by law may be granted TO them. move The
reference OF the petition TO the COMMITTEES on Commerce
The motion was agreed to-
Mr.. n. have also another memorial OF the same
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Mr.. GWIN gave notice that on tomorrow ne WOMB
ask leave 10 introduce bill TO establish several ano ON"
ces in the State of California
Mr. NORRIS gave notice that he would on ,o-mo,ao,S na,
ask leave 10 introduce act for the Ieliei OF ne o""A
BAYOU, Btazos and Colorado Railroad Company ..a
Mr. PEARCE from the Committee on Finance asxea
TO Law upon the table certain amendments wnoa "T 10"
been instructed to offer TO the bill ~ relson ~ ndd
orn,cd or the use of The Senate which was agreed to-
coLLsorros Dnrnor IN VERMONT.
A. uAuItN ask the Senate to take up Senate
hIl No $40 10 create a collection district in the State OF
Vermont Il is the only favor, believes have asked
:; hhaIf Of the Committee on Commerce this session.
" The bill was accordingly taken up and considered
Mr. HAMILN ! will not take up the time OF the
senate in discussing it, but will merely state that il has
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-04-19
0FFICIEL.
CONSENT DIES ALDERMEN DE LA NoUvELLE
ORLEANS

CONSENT DIES ALDERMEN DE LA NoUvELLE
ORLEANS
LUNDI IL AvRu 1868.
lie Conseil DIES Aldermen de la vile de la
Nouyelle- Orleans Sc reunit aujourd'hu heu-
res P. NJ, atm de sorganiser.
Presents NM. Adams, Braud, Converse, Gil
guel, Irwin, Labatut, Lugenbulh ct Slnnott'
Sur motion, NJ. Lugenbnhl est appele au fau-
teuil.
Lecture est fate de Ia communication sui
vante du Marie:
MARIE DE LA NouvELLE-oRLEANs, !
II Avril 1868. (
A rJYon. President ct a MN. les mem6res dn
Consea des aldermen de Ia PiIe de la
.Noupeiie- ORLEANS. -
Messieurs-Jai rhonneur de vous transmet-
tire sous copie la liste des personnes clues au
Conseil des Aldermen, relection tenue lie rs
mars dernier, lesquelles, a Perception de NJ
W. A. Gasquet, ont prete lie serment present.
par la loi: q
Premier -pstsisi.--Jsass II, Caldwell, R, NJ
Adams, ? Irwin
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permits personne de Sc servir dune pirogue on
autre embarcation sur les canaux fouilles par
on appartenant 4 la corporation pour lie desss-
element de la Vile, sous peine dune amende
do dix piastres pour chaque ofense, ct la forfai-
ture du dit canot GU pirogue ainsi trouvee dams
Les dts canaux.
Eft quill soft de plus ordonne, que toute per-
some qui detruira GU endommagera volontaire-
ment Pune quelconque des levees de protection
appartenant la Vile, sera passible dune
amende qui ne sera pas moindre de vingt cinq
piastres ct qui n'excedera pas cent pastses, re-
couvrable pardevant toute Cour de jurisdiction
competente,
Sur motion de NJ Burke, la premiere dc ces
resolutions est reiete ct les regements etant sus-
pendus, la seconde RESOLUTION est sanctionn6e
apres avoir etc amend<e ct en- effacant les mots
" Et" ct eide plus l."
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49, ..l15f ~ - ~ ~ ~ a
lAxzN. sis AvRIL Is62
10Y - n - xzAn ph a
49, U uouyn1LR oRIfkxgA s
n a..as moore 1kvnn ms.
u tt.t.s : = y = nea "a, ! !
~ - va G. c.ihosne.
5 { w sssssrs al jssrsAl.
- ~ funs lsttrs invissnt &c Con-
- q Rexamsn ia d6partement de
f4nlSofplt1 4 Ia Louisiana.
= 49, fj9slteticn ct acceptee. !.
- - ikits dune petition De Gideon
kris, efout III Nathan Stephens, demAn-
~ rQroat d u somme de- OHM milk
(<sm hi q retetenue pour avoir n<gig3
~ - eoatxat. pour b payAge d 4
- r {eV(a - klces cavr6s, Dc II rue des
~ AID ~ Sc Anne, d'sprss contrat
m1Rs ~ Vi d ID Nlle-0 rl6ars = Thcs
IS aux droits dsqasl y Dit Nsfhsn ete
= q s,snnss etsas supsndus. il resolution
11os Ye(tout(epar n Clark - sdopees
GI1G1 ~ sd nominal y
qrolIs ) yktean Stsphsuss u montant
1rn, eonne f1aalit6 pour n'avoir pas exc
- e1G111s 4 Ihos Hines, pour Il pavage
k&uu0s y lsUvte, dans Il Hsc01d District.
1ooup1s "a On Pieayune pour douse nois
nr;S<l1m - v,eGfr< ( = noxsifk IA FinSnoeSe
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BuScCCS
sell des Assistants Aldermen, sont sanotionnees
sur dispense des reglements;
Resolution pour lie Placement de complies cou-
rants No $500, announcement, sur appel noni-
nal as.is 49, 2 sAr
Resolution permettant rAsyle DIES Orphs-
Inns du Quatrieme District de construire une
batisse sur "a propritte.
| Resolution pour amender 10 resolution auto
fisant le paiement de deux cent seize piastres ct
yingt-sep cents 4 W.. @. Bud, ayocat de J, Q.
Maitland tfFsty ~
Resolution autorisant contractor avec d-
| verses personnes
Resolution autorisant lie contrat ayec John
PguL pour les trottoirs en- bois du Troisieme
Resolution rsmsttant ramende impose Da-
wilson Lee, pour violation des performances a
Resolution remsttant ramende A ]. M. Pink
ard pour yiolstion des ordonnances incendie.
Resolution remettant pamende impos<e A w.
l Miller pour violation des crdonnances incen-
die. ~
Resolution remettant pamende imposee Con-
rad Ramos pour violation des Ordonnances 4
Resolution irsnsstant ramends imposse i JOS
Christisn pour violation des ordonnanees a in.
| cendie. - 1870,
Resolution pernettant 8. Maury de mainss.
mir - forge dams II rue des Ursulines.
/, Resolution pour le Placement de vingt-huiI
piastres en- favour de s. Williams, ct de Gin.
quante- cling pisstres B. Duffy.
RESOLUTION pour u Placement Dc trois cent Gin,
qus9ts,dx plsstsM u soixaatssQuinas ssate
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u rv.l. O.
kesoao 4se g Controieur emsuc Z =. surg
son nandat SUI - Ireserier pour IL somme de
sss-s.s 4. sAs-ss. - = fTx..sr;. ~, oh.,,;n =
IN. ss0rI<sns - - - -
- Il. -
nses1e ~ 1efse az message sulvant
i ~ ceSsAl. De = AssistANis-At .DEkMhN
I NouvkLLE 90 ohi ~
~ Mars 1000,
fi 5sn t'fSs.dsn e 2 s uess" 70
Memores az oonseh aes. .a1ae'ws a..,
Msssieurs-Perm moi Dc yous fsnvoys ,
yes Tesoiution sniy ansss passes ~ Tvss;i Sa,
e. g yous notioer da eenc ;n. o'.'ss'' D''
Assistants. Aldermen, .a.or;
| Resolution Ponr REMISSION ~ 'e' 'iAo"' "
iave1r g ~ ss...;s, h., .o,,;.<
nesoiu1on pcuE JIM IN , vG1n.sS
co1}osnt pow RFePea eLN., ms t.es'
de sr ss. t.Is 49, ptl5s.;sL sssno,Iea
- ~ ,aa'ey :.I ~ ~. E.o:i ~
s ssns ~ s,as un..o :" p"i' au oonse'i ues
| ns.a sssH.. n1As. - n,
nocn acOoldans usage a s ~ lace s..: Ia
sv 49, ,,p ..ne.5s,.srt% 0A 'sN .' "t''1'e
l N1 Dssn.: a. .,
heseiuton .reaaer.nt ie eonm,ssa,rs De- ass p rues
,snrs Ss s",,se.ss s fav.c mn mn
lgAxo!. ~ 1euis pa.ques'es taVsc uh
'smenasmsns, u ,,.-. -.
ss - To..nh r. ~ y. 1917, ~.
cat en- iaseur ae joseph hsser lavec un amenoe-
nsnst
ss n ne sS'rv la' Hnoraois Me.p "a
llole9nnance ee 90 oonoeit, regIaHete aepot yes
r1,x sur ~ Levee, ont cue re!e.es, :.
,..s. ps. Ja eS<soc nv ~ n .o,.n %
80: ~ lss uo eoae Ioa1D q W saJ0s pIIi 20
yoi JONI IN ooni's Seno'soie NC 'o'fe iiono-
sD'y y so IL! -. .fss#
49, ,S*;s.ss s.... -,
So ~ ~. ~, y y psns. se's S.esI..,
II p R-. AA1s :. - = = A '' ess'
: La resolution aooor3snt fusnce de In place
Lefsvettr nour ,,ne exhibition IA Ssux d,art;fce
= m .p,erS<s ma, Ia Corsc;I des Assistant Al.
dsrrnsn, en- ins{raut les mots set rAssociation
Cher;t.hls "a. pn,.vss. onrss loo r,ots s.Tro;-
s;sme D;str;ct., I'afnerde3,ert est AZ r.t;ornx
e Il r6ailnt;np edonf9e dams an .fsru,e amendxa
cormo init. -.
FSmln ono rsrmiss;o,, so;t A. demeura occor.
dxA As1ia = tboI;ane Az ho1;ns Il, To-
.;SynA n;strict a. = ssoc;e Hon sho All. A..
una arhibt;ob de- f.nr ,srt;f;ca~no,rvr f cue
iss ao,rmsces ce,,sxs r.r Ia a;fs fsry 4,
soSent rzparxs vsr Ia Rnrssnr AZ d;ractenrs IL
ces institutions, sous IL direction du commits
sst3 VS. rues : = - ,.-.s-e
~ r<.slpt;or rennkrart Ia cnmm;ssa;r. 10.
frues de notiser les propriStaires De Ia rue du
| Port de faire r<parer ieurs banouettes. a 6tE
j smsnd9s par le Conseil Dies AssistantssA Alder.
msn on efEscant les mots ssles fsra rlperer 4
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Lecture est fate du message suivant:
cONsEIL DIES Observation-Disclosures.
Nile Orleans, Ayril 1858.
Il Honorable president ct a MN les menn6res
du COnseH des aldermen.
Messeurs - Permettez- de vous trans
METRE les resolutions ct Performance suivantes,
passees par ce Conseil, ct de vous inviter y
adherer:
Resolution No 104S) pour lie Placement de
complies courants.
Resolution requerant lie Contr6leur dc notifer
Jas Really, contractant, pour numeroter ct
etamper les drays, etc., d'avoir Sc conformer a
son contrat
Resolution pour lie Placement de huit cents
pastres r. de Armas.
ordonnance defnissant les limites du debar-
cadere des challands du Troisieme District.
Resolution pour placer DIES bornes en- pierres
pour indiquer la ligne ct lie niveau des rues etc,
Resolution pour remission dun certi6cat en-
favour de NJ. Hussey
Resolution pour le pavage de toutes les ALLIES
eo@@uass en- pierres carries, sous 10 direction
aa Ysysgi
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OFFICIEL.
CONsEIL DIES ALDERMEN DE LA VILE DE LA
N0UyELLE-oRLEANs.
Seance du s AyRI 1858.
lie Conseil Sc reunit commencement a lajourne-
ment.
Membres presents Hon w. C. c. Claiborne,
President; NM Burke, Converse, Clark, Giquel,
Jones ct Labatut-7. --..-t-
Les etats DIES amendes collectees par les Re-
corders des Second ct Quatriame Districts, pen
dsnt lie mois de mars 1858, sont referees au conf
te de finances.
COMITEs PERMANENTs
NJ. Converse, au nom du comite de finances,
presente lie rapport suiyant qui est adopte
lie comite de finances, auquel ayaient etc re-
ferees les communications suivantes, les prses
en- consideration ct presente lie rapport suivant
Petition de g. F. Bergman, demandant sept
mois de salaire CONNIE PORTER. de rH6tel de la
Premiere Municipalite-nousr apportons contre
attendu quill MY pas d'ordonnanee qui auto
rise ces fonctions, t4
! Resolution aulorisAnt 10 Trtsorier h payer
mile piSstrss pssass des ssmpisssssss Dc Ia
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NJ. Clark presente la resolution suivante qui
est adoptee, sur dispense des Regiments:
Resolu que lie TreSorier pale E. A. Michel,
sept piastres ct soixante- quinze cents pour Ii
vers fournis au Conseil des Aldermen.
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M. Converse presente la resolution suivaI ite
qui sur motion, est referee au comite de
finances:
Resolu que lie Tresorier pale a Jules Jael me
cent hut piastres pour livres fusage du lou-
reau du Secretaire du Conseil DIES Aldermen
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La resolution suivante, presentee par M.
Converse est adoptee sur dispense des reg le-
clements:
Resolu que les notices ct annonces de toutes
natures, don't la publication est necessair en-
francais ct en- anglais, emanant dun dep arte-
ment quelconque de la vile, seront fournie spar
les dts requirements en- MANUSCRIPT en- fra ncais
ct en- anglais, au journal othciel GU tel autre
journal on Giles devront etre publiees.
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Madison de Refuge-'nous rapportons contre MT
tendu que lie Conseil ttes Assista nts- Aldermen a
fait une appropriation de quinze cents piast,.es
Sur motion de NJ Clark, la resolution sui
vante, passee par le Corseil des Assistants Al
dermen, est unanimement sanctionnee par appel
nominal
Resolution mo S0S) pour fachat de six mile
yardes de blocs cares pour le pavage de la rue
Fulton. -
Sur motion de NJ Clark, Ia resolution sui
vante passee par le Conseil DIES Assistants-Al
dermen, est rejetee:
Resolution No S98 autorisant lie contrat avtic
A. Mckee, pour les banquettes de ia rue de la
Commune, entire Claiborne ct Galvez.
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M. Lugenbuhl prend son siege.

NJ Clark presente la resolution suivante qui
est adoptee, sur dispense DIES reglements
Resolu que lie Marie soft ct demeure autorise
a echanger avec J. j Isnard lie lot de Ia rue
Dauphne, entire Cont ct St Louis, achete pour
la case pompede la Compagnie No z, contre
un terrain situe dams la meme rue, entire
Douane ct Bienville, lie dit terrain mesurant
trente pieds de face sur une profondeur de cent
Yingt pieds, mesure franchise.
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buhl presente lie rapport suivant qui est adopte:
lie comite DIES reclamations, auquel await etc
referee la reclamation de Nj. King, dcmande
rapporter qu'apres avoir examine sa reclama-
ton il ma pu parvenir constater quel dom
mage la Vile lui cause, d'apres son contrat, ct
par consequent, nous demandons referer cette
question au comite de finances ct au Voyer,
j. ]. LUGENBUHI,
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Sur motiin de NJ. Braud, les reglements de
iAncien Conseil DIES Aldermen sont adoptes pour
lie gouvernement du Consel actuel