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OFFICIAL.


No -
u>~olysd, That the salary Of the commissary
a ~ 81. Msry's Market, from and after the
rsssras of this resolution, is hereby fixed at
tsrtv dollars Per month.
Retolvvd, That the salary Of The Commissary
n ~ Poydras Market, from and after the pas
ssxs Il mis- resolution, is hereby hxed at sixty
dollars pnr MONTH 49,
Resolved. That the salary OF the Comm1ssary
= ~. Ar~uuei alton Market from and after the
~ 80 - sh;. rasolufion Is herebv fixed at
passage On TINS rnsh
aixty dollars per montn,
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GTRAUR,s QUEEN 0F THE S0UTH CORN

~ AlLLsTbo subscribers gents ter tie sgisltIu
vii b supply thess ss5sslt Mills vlh
crgsssr' rls rpsfE susy, economy as3 p3 ~
2a 70 $50 Is EuAra-AsA = - p.f4h so s'-s A Fsi
", a5 -st e y.n1.as tf-ss s-a says. dass ~
fafss frgsF asa hss 5s-sissS ~ ihs gees
Ha'N st"stsa ss&S v ssssHas. i.ssa
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EDUCATION.
E1pIsCoPAL FEMALE SEMINARY, removed


ENPISCOPAL FEMALE SEMINARY removed
re-ns nv ne Railroad ELIJAH GuiON Rector aided by Mrt
GuON compliant Asasnts under he Niso supervision
of he lEONtDAS FOLK, D. u.
The Seminary Buildings Carrn having been Destroyed BY IRE
on he alt transferred 70 the late residence
OF No Green. A. Gfeeuyille.
BudEs eomnodion 70 which othe WI soon
Grounds extensive and bnut fully set out ~ w IS
Shtubbeyy Attending ample opportunity TO the pup
enioymeniin botanical and Horticultural pursuits
The Institution lie dasignsted to impart to Young
Of nsisaeior in sli he branches q complete Christian 'a
Ter partcuiar the ranei anglSe. -, AL.
TERNlSFor Bcad, Tuition in Eugsi tfegcn a oss
Washng Pedsieal Mattress and fiuoW w. oa"'
1art,ums Music, with irsru3en, sse Pr 1nn'h s
~ Rook Stationery Printed Music furnished n lh Ivy
Ter The Year is divided Two Sessions Of Five honh' each the
months Of August and September bqing Eaeniioh
ty- PAYMENT fore each Session Is required IN hnNNue'
lar No Pypl received legs than one Session ~ a..
RrFFRFNCES-Tho Bishop and Clergy Of the protestant Episcopal
Church n Louisiana. ,.,.r,.... V,.a-, - a. p,,r,
should be addressed the Of the Rector and pel. la In
M "OPENS LIST Sept.--Enghsh and French
ms, INSTITUTION FOR YOUNG LADIES AS B0AkllERS AND
pPIIs No IS ST LOUIS STREET. Directed ~ the MISS rs
ALLISON from Loudon For tbs Terms tie Professors, etc.
apply at the Institution. a., ,,,.,.-. =, .,
Rawle, Msybn ESQ, A. C. emoue ESQ, H. en- ISL A.
carriare John Se Samuel Peters, hsq, terrace e
mack. Esl.. Esra lew, ESQ., "4'U ON
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MEDIUM
SMALL o 4:
EVERYWHERF
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ROYAL Insurance Company ofLiverpool

CAPITAL TWO MILLIONS IN 100000 SHARES, OF EACH
LEIGH, R. b. B. H. BLUNDELI, Esqs
Directors in LyerpooCHARLEs TURNER Esq NJ y tnar-
JOHN CAMPBELL, Esq, and j. BRAMLEf MoOHE ESD
Deputy Chairmen
Michael B6used ESQ., Ellison Harvey MAXWELL Esq.
Thoma Rouch ESQ ornby, George Maxwell
Geo H. Hors ESQ., Robt McAndrew, ESQ
David Cannon, Esq II. Honghton Eco. E Moyneux Esqa
William Claxop ESQ Johnston ESQ., William Smith, Esq,
Dover ESQ., Roger l. Jones, Esd John Tori Esq
Richard Hartford, ESQ. james lawrence ESQ.,
Available Capts-TES MILLION DOLLARS.
Paid Capital
SEVENTEEN HUNDRED AND FIFTY THOUSAND DOLLARS.
t appointed the above veal
Office
Policies against loss damage
NswOeans, and the liberal
The very large capitaADDED TO THE INDIVIDUAL LIABII
OF EVERY SrOCKff0LDER TO THE ENTIRE EXTENT OF
HIS reet guarantee the insured Of his safety
of loss.
The place his companys policies PAR
and all settlements for sss Will be made
here both nromp, and liberal. JAMES MAGEE
dsr2O adpluns9n 5 Charles
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ICHR WRIGHT 4 TO- l5i Charlraa yfefl Es.slrl sass.
~ Gensal Agent, Sto m ElIfs i-aiars TIE Eai
Way 4 Co.'srteee.
TBI,rs
m
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Franklin Marine and Fire Insurance

COMPANY OF NEW YORK.
thtIIAL foOeuuO ALL fAlD IN
WIN. L. AVERY, Secretary. cADY HoLLIsTER, President
Hudson River, Marine and Fire Insurance Company.
CAPITAL $780, ALL PAID IN.
JAllEs NoxoN, Secretary. ABlJAI PECK, President
Rsfersnces....
Messrs Jones' johnson Insurance Brokers' Wall street. FORK
oh Jones' President NswYork Fire Marine Company
u Wall street. New York.
And generally to the Presidents Of the
Atlantic Mutual Insurance Company, Wall NswYork
Mutual Wall NeWYork,
Sun Mutual Insurance Company, ~ Wall street. NewYori
The undersigned having appointed
Companies prepared Policies MOST FAVORABLE
TERMS against damage by MARINE HULL RIVER AND
FIRE RISKS the the public called the that
THE PREMIUMS RECEIVED ARE RETAINED ir
The purpose OF facilitating the business naurng
companies permanent the
security thereby rendering Companies respects
locat u shsir Apply
c. c. LATHROP, Agent 80 Camp Btrset Ncw0fieans
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TEVAR-500 bbls.; ROSIN-200 bbls; TILES,
ENGLISH, AMERICAN and BtLONTE}F BRICK at. "a.
oT cal by JOHN G has,DfLL = 60, Csus1s5.lr D. J.
Jan Hgy7nan a cl- Niisazua Asrsg Essl lipvs
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4 NEMENT-2000 bbls Newark and Resemble
Cement sadinS sh,s Coo Heay westmiasie, rg oss
hid A. lIia aud eg tsts hy John O. iAkAIiI1& CO..
.sugc-s- I1 2 li4su85 q C1O
Tie NfwaEk bo zfar Id
2azaaine aud 5 AarH.., Is. .f45aus hi IA.
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7O0V MUM ) FLuD EXTRACT OF sAR-


ybN Nun. ? Alio Ia ls-e'-A or SAN
e., ssi..-5 iSs a.is i,.Ess sfSa!',
eaa-.i p, l,r-ag r .sf.i. ss;aai.sFIlai -
an s.a.l-5 jtsi ' ,a!,, T..
t,FSt $500 ..',,-t d, ,s,,-,ss,ill, Via,
P,s III P'gey ,3 r. ay go paa9s7 'o a.. a1sa,'
sa r. 0 Ss5rs ts s a. g1pssd On 4 sty s.sfe
Pa 1a p ROM a. e s9, t asi Z 'e ~ 70
me ''as.i s sd w a'a 'se'''s''E
aa aiz eng @ Che Writes E, ss7sral 2.r yalas n!
s-ss-ss. l-..95 sss-s.n III -a..- 20.
1H-t=as--.r -.fa .s- 55 La, p-zk, of Bulls sArsl.
10 "a ~ {. aa'' ceg 3ss9 F ia
aho 81 5rs n .sz. % j, .rifpf Of rs blood +.
80. 40 ls .5 5a4 can ''as'"h'A'edSy call
r. ,s4 IT, ,l..-- r. ,rs-r,,,, ''-'
DBL a' y. .la;.ss as log y2a have been as,r.gg
Lagf--tIr, s,ay. "a.
s,i. "a 81 @ ea' - satSoavy gsta u
.,gs'. osi :, ta,se' saraa'. ost 5,lnsss
lra5 =. Sc Il i5ss4a.ssr y5r sar.soar1a +, .ba
Wy ''P'jF Fit4{isATissf nv" ~, VIZ
m i ss3s ln1ei s's s.lns gfesfs 81 khs5;
tssy wit. gss fs . H. "n'' 40 nay % 4y-' 'f 'sa'H
Ain. Joas aUtlBsa- 81 For the last three yeaa
y, gfeate'i esong oipan lied eyy enedy % procure @ tbs
a,.as bot osn no rssf ar wa, adns9 e
ge[a,sd ttays row Be- ,r aan5s I'D %
70 a a1 s.r, ''o'' 's'' i5Sa BRIO lTlls s
Slog 1R, VIZ, r r,.rSI,ss.
s - @ 59 3'' 9a Wy ,ss VA! NJ 9 TSs,c
psa r re. s,sia, sgpaaas c4cAs4a gad Il, diseases
ga3 a,s Is l-a viz .aa..r.ae..s sees.,
a.a y sare, 4 81 , rg, fr vi 20 ly ',ss pre-
'l is W ' 'la' 'a'i ug " pii
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MEDICAL.
nALLEYs MA0ICAL PAIN EXTRACTOR.

y THE ORIGINAL AND ONLY GENuINE.-Eo Compound mas
qnAa
lay hear unknown vnnek
application liable TACT,
I many al ts elects known only usnt
OF Mr. HENRY DALEY the Inv tor
40 be combination Of is Ingredients found suad 70
est svory ament which the frame aubieo. Let
US snrmerao peculiar qualities Of this remedy
Sir1 BROKEN LIMBS when set be well Wrapped Ia the
so aton Swelling Pain and HE bones unite
become strong with aatoniahing TaPidity. , . .
upon them vii AFFORD RELIEF and cause even
when Castor OIL gaap all other msdcnes have iAied
EsiI-Itu perfectly safe in all cases hsvtI Gan 40 norm
the than necessary paI Wln not
conflict any medicines thai be taken internally A.
this publication 70 enumeAs h tns diseases
ptrd bv pAIEYs PAIN EXTRACTOR shall subou fow
eonas value, from the thousanda IN cur posaehson
from oil paI Is Of the country.
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30 64O.


I'm Ordinance to regulate the Leree dues and
acharfdge on ships and resseis a'vicing from
sea- and on steamboats,, tfat6oats, etc, ar
7iring at the Dort cf.fetc Orleans
Article l. Be It ordained by the Common Coun-
Gil Of the city of NewOrleans, That from and after
the LIST of January, 1858, the Levee or Wharf
age dues on ships, and other decked vessels, and
steamships, arriving from sea, shall be fixed as
follows: On all vessels Of 1000 tons and under,
twenty cents per ton; and excess of tonnage
over 1000 tons, fifteen cents per ton. On all
steamships navigating the Gulf of Mexico or
the ocean, fifteen cents per ton.
Art g. Be it further ordained, That from
and after the LIST of January, 1868, the Levee
dues on all steamboats, which shall moor or land
in any part Of the port of New Orleans, shall
be fixed as follows: Ten cents per ton, if in
port not over five days; and five dollars per day
after said five days shall have expired. Pro-
vided that boats arriving and departing more
than once in each week shall pay only seven
cents per ton each trip
Art 8. Be it further ordained, That from
and after the LIST of January, 1868, the Levee
dues on flatboats, barges, etc, fully or in part
laden with produce, materials, or merchandise
of any kind, shall be as follows: Flatboats,
not measuring more than eighty feet, eight dol
lars; eighty TO one hundred feet, ten dollars
one hundred feet and over, thirteen dollars
On each barge, measuring less than seventy feet,
and not over twenty tons, eight dollars On
each steamboat hull, used as a barge, twenty
five dollars. On each scow, or coasting pirogue,
two dollars
Art. 4. Be it further ordained, That so much
of all existing ordinances as are inconsistent
with the provisions of this ordinance, be and
are hereby repealed.
feigned1 w. Q. c. CLAIBORNE,
President Board Of Aldermen.
Isignsdl FRArs AIpuzsTE,
President Board Of Assistant Aldermen
Approved Feb II, 1858.
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LACEY s Co, 81 St. Charles street,
g BRANCH OF LACEY s FHLLlPS's CELEBRATED HAIR
and inos
1asss HARNESS eAUpI rs AND rGUNEg reduced prices.
- EFrAIEfN sFnFrrTN ATTENDED TO. te5I lydW
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EW uADVEBTIsEAtENT-Let every body
No. l.
r.. e. r.
RfDWAF'S READY RELIEF
"a THE FIRST AND ONLY REMEDY EYER REcoRDEL IN RIB
TIE N atr VIC SoLsST pSrS E S9 sEeosp
viii stop TIE MOST SEVERE PAINS II five MINUTES or
SER39us SEURaI5sc and BIioas coaiFL8isrs IA NV
-. IsTERvALAYo EXTERNAL.
,neysTisilain giving instant As torn ago.
TO THE SICK AND PAIN-sUFFsaIVG Of NEW
ORLEANS.
on JoS Ss' #krr g.fE ii 5io! Ss
WEE Y i5' FEo FAS Il SRo %L
1T HAS CURED,
~ WITTY CA9s6 on or 4 stCHDRED,
ESEEGSg g.haIs IN N s s2T a g9Fgas'
f65F5ggav N Si5TEF S5 s$i56rra.
a6hsa IH FIVE MINUTES.
sIff H 5AT4s EEEItttssES ,aiiisGErsI
f 2gto Rgz9AF Il I, 5 E}ga 59 M 1TEs.
cGf 70 ' S6s a e6La ss 6RSa sf IssS
Ii 5a az }6 WINS Az FL . s
and quickly cure 'ae dis s315- ,,,,r,o,,u
THEssTNG PAINS IN FEW MINUTES ard prevent renevcd
P'''eao'''''aa q The 'S' PRevsvTrox
,.s5 'a II 'S'o1 sa, 'a' 4 e. "a 'T,l
", ,s,.,,, y I !, I.1gga1La ,...
lied AcrF 'ad innPes wash e 'ae" il'uia @ ~ F.gt
s5 af aIa S2a 5
ALL BOWEL C9TpIAIyrs
ni4RGEfs pSsGSI 2pv FLux Hog gus.
n,nqteeheA' the mols d.l'igas 81 alzr1 aHJ gt+ilF
EEUBbLars
- FA1y gT0PPgD INSTANTLY.
aqenes over s harP hating psae r Of tscge .59aans
,s1oa dopar,ns PAIN Z has ara th0ioat7 Of ain
door, TAe casso 5e READY RELIEF 5,ep te p.aeii.
aoy strengthen syaen uppy ts nerves vim
1o!oaseRsgy aadvay She loss sfhh Har7oa,
RHEUMATISM.
PAINS RELEEVED IN FIVE MIWUTFs
RADWkNs READY RELIEF wstap oErrueiatlns
Eo s3 o 3D. dF ~ b s ibis M
bones were 9nsonni rom Top to bo1e ts with
he use Of RAbWAYs READY RELIEF III f b 4h'es y
n the city Of and hqedrea thousands
g % RaPwAYs fS 4 3g M Of 9n9 TO r.
town. tho union for tbe fonis cars have aHsysS
GULL FEVER
cHilLs STOPPED IN 4 E'sP ALYCsEs- PAfy RELIEVED
RADwATs READY RELIEF aesase aar in alicars5ofcf,
Hsa fSysT .,t 1rsafs .ae eai aP i
PAINS OF ALL KINDS,
RhsaegtE 5ouisc rin apply RAILWAYS &GAbs Itahi.t
int.aas N h. fS.r EuIasSs os.i jo5,s ioa,s EA0gl
READY RFLltF, tssn eittor 1'a apr I'd externally, va
s&paytf q 90. ~ Fals5p rt,g't, ''1 Yo,s.
SOUTHERN DEPOT.
~ e s2As h %ai,' We i l " ' 3 s. S ia
rsrsE:
L .ssli BOTTLES. ..,...si %
- so4 also y u n NosSoi, y 6sais ss1 pS T. 4
na i!s 81 4 ESt.fThERE pe.nvpr,r
--a--=-z==s--sse.==s-=S=r---
TAAEEL COAL 80 tons Easgsh nsn4el /
: isss+s q, I, 5-..s 'ss5 ~
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SLAVES.

flames WHITE, No. 70 Baronne street, %
~ Nsw0esns will give strict attention yne, board
and selling STA rs consigned to him. lie viii ss9 buy u
sell Commission. Reference AI Robson Alea,
Moltea, Cofnan Co.. Program, Bryan a Co. sep95
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Ta TTTT M ;
not be ed bv tie PkN EXTRACTOR lin remedy, and
rsmogcg A the pgin and sotsness 80, ,.,
Iohn Williams, N Of Hamilton comfy and City Of C9etn.
state at have troubled Vita the PILES o oout seven yearn
p, hh % have bodily lost grSatporton
OF ps c my bed and have expended several hun
arpulsi continued grow worse
wa p-rsagd and iy urged, to make trial OF DALLEfb
MAGICAL PAIN EXTRACTOR o he awful complaint aud 70
we'll and hearty ever and 70 the use o. two
tina Opusut ascIbe my cure ihse inea an
moro chenille ~ John WILIIAhs.
90. sahu.
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SADDLERY, HARNESS, ETC.

NEWARK, MI, SADDLERY Ware Ga
" lIousa-ANbREW G. Bull Z co, Nc. 3 Canal I'M
street Nsyrleaus between Camp d Magazine streets,
Minueturets importers Of sApDLEeY and sApDlEWARt
have complete assortment Of Spid
Brides Aartingaes Trunks, Whips skirug, Harness and Bride
Leather cgskns sApDLEs TOOLS and Trimming OF de-
sig iydhW ANDREW G. BULL 4 co.
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TTl flTCss STREET, hs71r'aars,
Wr-,. ri raf. --a- III r5.UIEitHfA. ALABAMA, MIS-
gI -luF' -9.s .at ;F City oil 81. LOUIS,
3 .sl.ls g' lI'-sy- bi ~ ID a-rr.aFa wHs.4d
gH Hf.. tTr COS,
ars8 san ga9srsI A=.l'. t4T ss.i Territory.
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yes aner skiiln the cities Of New tn9 Az
ETyapeaa attended with In
Ineys, with bleeding Piles, deeply alcsraed
large LUNGS heul' ptotudng, and boia
body. The urinary stopped @ dryS
n,olerae Ny cracked md the root OF
chest tho GoUo neck,
In ronstaa burning that cola did not cool it.
mr onced for death, and when
Nj I.rtun airsi mat
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Resolved, That the Mayor be required to take
the necessary steps to have that part of Annun-
citation Square which has been recently, by our
Courts, declared private property, condemned
for public use. according to law
tSignedl W. o. G. CLAIBORNE,
President Board OF Aldermen.
tSgnedJ FRANs. ALPurNIE,
President Board Of Assistant Aldermen
Approved Feb IL, 1868.
fSignsdl A. D. CRoscrAN, Mayor.
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NO. bIo.
Resolved, That all persons holding property
within the city. of NewOrleans, subject to ground
rent, payable to tic city at the rate of 9 per
cent. per annum upon the capital debt secured
BY said property, be and they are hereby per-
United to release themselves from such ground
rent by full payment Of the same and of the
capital thereof into the Treasury.
Resolved, That the Mayor be authorized to
raise any mortgage held by the city upon prop.
erty as above described upon the exhibition of
the City Treasurer's receipt or certificate show
ing that the payment required by the foregoing
resolution has been made.
ISguedl VS.. C. q. CLAIBORNE
President Bosrd of Aldermen.
I6iguedl FhANs ALPuENrE,
President Board Of Assistant Aldermen
Approved Feb. H. 1853
tsignsdl A. d. CRosssras Mayor.
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UpIAN0 F0RTES. The subscri- "a ssy 'T--1z,-
Der hand and for sale the most oxteu
iys stosE o n lNes in Ne city yr7sPally iIom u II
GUITARS from MARTIN, together with SHEET MUSIC PRECEF-
TORS etc. sR- hFo-Tbree very sood Instruments
ssns II HENRY PARSONS, 10 Camp street.
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No. OF.
Resolved, That the Treasurer be, and he is
hereby, authorized to grant to the Boys Orphan
Asylum . free license for one dray and other
vehicles necessary for said establishment.
lSignedl W O. G. CLAIBORNE,
President Board of Aldermen
[Signedl FRASs. ALPuEsTE,
President Board of Assistant Aldermen
Approved Feb II, 1853
(signed] A. D. caoss>iAS, Mayor
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MIISIO STORES. ETC.

DATENT ACTION PA n Orr -44s zzsf-.yssvrzr
III FoRTEs-The subscriber ofsrs Tor sale atzs,7J-,-aH
select Of ak and Octave SQUARE ANpf G n
BuDoIR PIANO FORT s. from the celebrated ma X w.
GILBERT (s Of which ggarneed by ths nla
800 r,, 49,, ' $500 ELIJAH DUNBAR.
~ Piano Fories Tuned deem ei
SIMMONS, F., Musical Instrum ent g.4sl
- Maker No. $50 Bourbon Jss! between Toaloge ar
ST Streets New0rans ~ Aeeerieons repaired IN se
the latest il and second band Nons Tor sale. ney2 "
ENIANOS AND HARPS. -KUSTNEB,z 9;sJ9
N MANUFACTURER OF PIANOS AND hARtsi Fl ~ W
No SOS Camp the Orphan Asylum, beg leave 10
that he will continue bis procession OF
TUNING AND PIANOS HARRIS and all kinds q Must
raI irstrnnents al the .hortest notice sep2s ly
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DALlEY's PAIN EAikAcIOR at besn .soln
Rheum Of thirteen yea duration, asd Tor WARE
Tho rr nave been atvn1g a.eyad sad they wefs ~
doubt but this Aird cine haa I'll io
ua IT, what haa ilsa nl CT ny
a. very rpsetate to'noaiNla % 49, c Dy
requiring Immediate relief l most
"a 81 ia -hye. ROSWELL CHAPLIN.
h4F.1 &. 3.
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drugs. MEDICINES, PERFuMERY, ETC

The subscriber would respectfully call the OF Planters,
Physios and tamilesto his stock comprising every
article his line of business; all Of which, rxna,ou viii DO
taad FRESH aud GENUINE be would parc s'ze the oowag
English anine Howsrds Blue Mass, Hyd Potsss Morphsa,
al the preparations of Cod Liver Ogsuune Phophse Of Lame
Rouse and Jules Hauta Peamery PatcntMsdnes variety
barrels pure Honey etc, etc THOs. RANEit,
fssss Us7gi,f ~ s-atosarv. coy CAMS ss- T.
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EGYPTIAN EYEBALSAM.-D
D ADICAL CORNS. withnnt cnttirn

I'D ADICALC uREOF CORES, without cutting
~ Or The least plaDr RosEN BEG from warsaW Tie esP
q Fq haa tie b TO the it and gentlemen, and
the inhabitants in general OF thus place, shat he undertakes the total
eradication COs eUNloSS, SA and every hard suhlnc,
between the Toes WITHOUT CUTTING by ncano ELIXIR
Of his own composition.
The operation dpaca Eileen slthoptths
least pain and the patient tsp au occupation wish The
satisfaction Of carrying Le Corn or Root ID hla hand.
Dr. X s In Of grst nlner 81 fAt~ruE tH'ucnAlr
grartsdin other
and Surgeons which have Twelve
The Doctor will give ssdar halS rstHra M paf
eleYer Ia Che rom 80 tf-TaHf
ROYAL STREET. between Bebeilles1 sir
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ENANEEf, C0AL--50 tons Easgi.h rsn.iel
= tas q ae.st ,ss.tY, al.av q, tl.r 5sy.y , lgg,i'
~ ts'f4 .sElf 2 b 3 sktzF z e-s q s-ss Ssss r4
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Resolved, That the Surveyor be, and he is
hereby, directed to notify the Commissioners for
the New Custom-house building, that the per-
mission granted to said Commissioners by the
Council Of the late Municipality No. One, for
the use of the neutral ground on Canal street,
between Levee and Magazine streets, will cease
in six months after the passage of this resolu-
ton, and the Commissioners are directed to re-
move the buildings and materials.
Ieiguedl w. y. G. CLAIBORNE,
President Board of Aldermen.
tSignedJ FkASs. ALPurNrE,
President Board Of Assistant Aldermen
Approved Feb. IL, 1858.
[Signedl AID CRossuAy Mevor
True copy: H. BErn, Secretary
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No. ga
Resolved, That the sale of the contract to Pc
lame Brothers, security F. MARQUEE, for the
erection Of an iron railway on Washington
Square, be, and the same is hereby, approved Of
fSigned] VIZ. G. c. CLAIBORNE,
President Board of Aldermen
tSignedl FANS ALPuEsrE,
President Board Of Assistant Aldermen.
Approved Feb. IL, 1858.
(Signedl A. D. CRosssiAN, Mayor
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I'M X. F. FRYER, INDIAN DocfoR, cures



70 the 1ons Of h city and s vicinity, that he
prepared attend a buauess his Tine Sod to Lis Dr.
l. hopes his long experience Veterinary Surgeon will him
share Of the pubs patronage having several hs
profession France and Prussia and for tba Last eight in thy y
with The Doctor be dnd 1t his Stables UNION
STREET between caroneet and Btronne tS Several tine
BUGGY AND CARRIAGE HORSES FOR SALE. 1ctl5 iy
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~ aeene Institute OF Bnetou, hs, FRESH AMI Fi =
BILE VACCINE VIRUS. Children adults protection ron
The oahsge disease Of SMALL ON, obtain II by calling ~ hs
office No 10 ST. CHARLES STREET DR.. AcF AkLANkS
DRUG STORE Circus Povdaa Streets where Dr. ~ may
be found from 10 till +! except Supin dscli dsi
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MEDICAL CARDS.

RYRNE, MRS, Midwife, 100 Nayades street,
y d opponits no uers, Station NeNOr4nus. sapaNl y
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1853-07-07

THE BALL.--We were present at a ball
at the Franklin House, in Tymochtee, on
the first inst; and must say, it has not
been our lot to meet pleasanter gather
ing for many long day. There were
about thirty ladies and about forty gen.
tleman present. The ladies possessed that
beauty and pleasantly necessary to the
enjoyment of the gen lemen, while the
gentlemen attempted to render themselves
agreeable. We would have no objections
to meeting the same crowd frequently
The supper prepared by Mr.. and Mrs.
Ensminger was one very of the best we
have partaken of in a long while; and in
fact, we heard no complaint from any
source. Friend Freet was at his post,
and whenever he is at the head of a dance,
good order and satisfaction on all sides
may be expected. Give us another some
of these times.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1853-07-07

PRoL1F1c.-We learn that a German
woman on Liber-y, between Plat and
Lynnstreets, sou,h side, gave birth to
four boys yesterday morning; the mosher
and tie children are doing well.
We take the above from the Gazette OF
yesterday, and only few days ago we
no-ed an instance OF a lady having three
chilIren at one birth, in Liberty sy-street.-
1t is undoubtedly wrong to complain OF
the DEGREES and favors of Providence, that
they are SO unequally divided in this
world; vet, when we read of cases like
the above, we sympathize with two OF our
intimate friends, and very worthy people
too, that have been married many years,
and not solitary baby have they yet been
blessed with.-Ci4 ling.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1853-07-07
CALIFORNIA AND CHINA RAILROAD,

CALIFORNIA AND CHINA RAILROAD
Elmira, in the State of New York, is rich
in the possession of mind which knows
no bounds, and tramples over elements.
He writes the Tribune in favor of rail
road from California to China! Take
says he, globe or map of the world or
polar projection, and you will readily
discover that road may be built from
California, along the coast through Ore
gon, British and Russian America, Beh.
rings Straits, through Siberia and Chi
nese Tartary, running alongside the island
of Japan, until it strikes the heart OF the
Chinese Empire.