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Dr.. ARN0LD'S BALSAM,

f5NHE only sure, safe and quick Remedy for Cholera
/ moItus, AsiHtc or SpnsmoGic Cholera, Dyseniery
and Diarrhma. tnre Warrant ed al cases il n ir
first Stages, less than he ur amid in Il few daya
after alf other remedies h.ye failed If the patient is not
mortified
Its purely vegetable and entirely harmless aad the
only sure and spie remedy offered the public for
the cure of ChOlera Hanlile and children while teeth
ing, or Dysentery with high fever. Itlnay be given to
chldrth adus, in Try stage Of the above complaints
without fear. Its great efficacy above all other rene
dies is 10 checking the discharges Of die stomach and
bowels, in any stage Of the disease lib perfect safety.
It easee pain. sits welt strengthens The stomach and
helps digestion although il checks the discharges so
quick, il never produces costyeness. but always aves
The bowels regular II is warranted lure, safe and
perfect remedy ana not TO huy; tie system il taken
seven ears, three times day.
SmiJhhed, r. l.. Feb :, 1914.
] certify That IN prHcice OF thirty \ ears
have never found any medicine equal DR. ; AHold's
lielsam in Chocta MoTbus, by sentefy, 4iarIh@a
TYLER BRIGGS, NJ. u.
NOosocket, Feb. 3. 1916.
certify that have praciiced physic about fifty years
In Massachusetts and Rhode Island. have taken Or
s. Arnod's Balsam number Of times, and have given
i to hers, and think il exceeds anything ever used
for Cholera A!o,bus, nyseniery, and D.arrlna
SPENCER PRATT, NJ ID.
u For ale wholesale and Retail by y. MERRILL,
22l Main street 70 cents per bottle, or s. per duz
jy27 dawtf
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-09-09

Dir. X. T.. IAlBBARD'S
WILD CHERRY BITTERs.
IA Years la USED
" What boots It that we laud
ThUso btiefs to The skies
Yon need hut taste 10 feel
Their saving eHofgiesp
Ft'llE most palalablc and pleasant Of all Tho NM,
A TONES calming irritation aud alayine ns,,nns
oAcialiiy Let my ptnon afflicted with Los Of Az
netile, Faniness, Pain IN The Breust OF Pabhntion ~
lns neafI Wy 'hese bit'ers ana they will be senalbly
relieved ~ iye minutes II seems 20 toneh ~ n.y,
objected, and invigorates the system mmedaigly =.
1he most felinuie certificates Of casos found Il,
culnr AT No fremont Prmle, loston " ''' VIZ
D. FULLER co General Apeu,s
rrloe 2Vc ahd VI per bottle. Dealers sunpiled an
iensohanle terms. a bottle open on the coln,er ia,
myla N'"'
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-09-09
EDWARD SARGENT, Surveyor,

WORCESTER, MASS.
oD'ce q" H. q Ab5oHs, Real Estate Broker,
,,,n,..,, no 239 Main Street
A TTENIION given to surveys of
a In REAL ESTATE,
Estimates Of Water Power made, embracing fall,
amount Of nOwsge DC
i,atucnlaf attention paid TO surveying CITY Lots.
hs experience together with and perfect lnslru.
mehls, CHIN for him share Of public patronage
also, surveys OF Brick AND Masonry
oideis directed as above viii receive prompt atten.
ton.
r. \. No extra charge for travel.
References james =. Woodwork, ESQ. Col H.
p Abbott, CHARLES Heray, Esq, Worcester Joshun
llenshaw, Esq, Leicester. lee dtf
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$40 600 REWARD.

NOR anything that will aurpass Dr. c. A. mp. pan
A aceas and Indian Medicines or the remedy oT Con
orrh@a, elects, structures, Whites Pains IN The Pack
and Loins, Seminal weakness Affections OF the Kid,
disorders OF the urinnry organs Without the ltasi re-
arcon 70 Diet dhnk, exposure, or change In applica-
hon 70 puslhes' These preparations are entirely
VEGETABLE,
una niihongh powerful, they will not nlure IN The least
the most delicate constitution. This prep rntion m
Warranted 10 cure the above mentioned dseises With
.nt nslng any txiomnl applications With my Indian
vegetable Medicines sou rely upon thorough
cure, by calling upon mo ut my Office
Manst No. lei, Worcester
JylB dtf DIR. @. A. Hill
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SPECIAL N0TICE.

fENIE subscriber would respectfully enderhs services
4 as REAL ESTATE BROKER, to any persons
havins Property for sale Exchange, either in the
city or adjoIni towns and would solicit the attention
OF purchasers to The following schedule Of Property
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Mrs. M. W. Gerald

All o. uA' W. OtIallS,
EEMALE PHYSICIAN, and successful Midwife
II Educated At the N. y. Female Medical College
VIII answer eus night and day.
Lr Residence cor. VI Myrtle and southbIdge stree
"orcesterj app div
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a GREAT lIEDLclNl1 FOE EEmAI.Eas.

The unparalleled effects Of this great restorative all COM
plants incident to females mark the
icne. Thousands Of mUauts have invented thou
sands Of inv,gorns cGAeoced all purporng be specified
III the various diseases and arrangements which delicate
contemplation o. woman renders her liable. The result has here
oore been uniform These nostrums have indeed
monentry yivacity to the SYSTEM transient de-
usiye vgor to INC muscles but this flash Of relief has
eeeded by depression and proaton greater than before and
NC end has too often been utterly payze the recupervo
power OF the nerves and the vital organzaon and finally 10
e p1tt
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] q. EUNT. Agent.

WHOLESALE healer in Dome tic and Foreign
w Fruits Vegetables, &c
u Receiving his supplies by the New York Morning
Train, each. day. he supply Market men, Hotels
Restorators and Others with fresh Fruit and Vegetables
~ New ork prices dawtf jel5
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On and alto hea2ag, Af0y 9Th, 1853, through PAS
SgNGER TRAINS will leave follows:
Leave Providence as 20, and Il 50 a. IA and 70 o. u
Leave Worcester So and IL &. M ana A. 10 p. N.
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Graham Flour

ca 20 barrels Hecker * Bros superior. Ora
Es.s5555lHAM FLOUR, in j. and bbl. and bags
x made from wheat, Tor sale by
au20 T. EATON K co, 1856 Main St.
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Fresh Ground Genesee Flour,
Tobacco.

On BOXES Ma. Williams Cavcndish Tobacco
~ 10 do Goodwin & Brother Yellow Bark
Tobacco, for sale by J. L. GREGORY,
Nos l, ), ), and Main ST., opp. Oouri House
jeG drf
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Ira ON r -, 81 49, ts-aszsl
EsAa IN n ~ ~ ss.-..sis ftfl5s..sgf9
TIME ALTERED.--Sunln A,yanqe0le,t
" Fitchburg at = A. NJ, l2.4O and 600 =. MI.
Freight 80 A. NJ
Returnng--Leaye Worcester at $50 and II is A. Ms
and at Ais 81. Freight, $50 y. M.
Fitchburg, June 6. 1863 wi ar
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Messrs. Shaw and Eustis took their seats.
STANDING COMMITTEES.


Mr.. Place, on behalf of the Finance Commit
tee, presented the following resolution, and the
rules being suspended, it was read and adopted
unanimously by yeas and nays:
Resolved, That the Treasurer nav the follow
ing sums on the warranted the COMPTROLLER. viz
To A. Brusle, for stationery furnished the
Police Station, Second District, one hundred dol
lars and ffty-five cents
To U. Plauche, for inspecting the weights Of
the Market, First District, three dollars and
sixty cents.
To John Paul, for fitting up Street Commits,
sioner's office, fifteen dollars
To Peter Mackey, for brooms, ETC., purchased
BY Street Commissioner, two dollars and seventy.
i've CENTS.
To Francis Ploger, for removing nuisance,
ETC., eleven dollars and ten cents.
To Commercial Bulletin, for twelve months
subscription, Recorders office, First District
twelve dollars.
10 j. Joseph, for carriage of collins from the
Work -house, three dollars.
10 J. Mackling, for repairs to harness OF
BLACK Maria," fifteen dollars.
10 Merchants Insurance Company, for policy
q insurance on Fisk Library, seventy five
To H. B. Lawrence, for three montbs. rent of
Recorders Office, Fourth District, three hundred
To John Coleman. for carrying sick to Charity
Hospital, twenty one dollars
70 J. Z: Cochro. for glazing done at the store
OF Thoe. MeGuire, Fourth District, nine dollars
To. g. Doane, for services rendered as Secre.
tary Of the Finance Committee, one hundred
dollars.
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DAILY CRESCENT.
official.
BOARD on ASSISTANT ALDERMEN.
MONDAY, February 81, 1853

MONDAHs reDruary Il, 1000.
Uhs Board met pursuant to adjournment
Prsstnt. The Hon. F.. Alpucnte, President;
Mesrs. Bailey, Burthe, Dolh6ade, Forbes,
Hermann, LAtour, Leeds, Nixon, Philbrick.
Place, Relf, Stetson, Summers, Watkins, Will
son and Wiltx--17
Absent Messrs. Andrews, Derbes, Eustis,
Lu5to, Mackey, Mccormack, Ramos, Shaw,
Siewerssen and Sykes--10.
The reading Of the journal was dispensed with.
The following message Of the Mayor was read
and referred to the Judiciary Committee
M 4as MAYoRALTY OF New ORLEANS, !
February q, 1858.
10 ne Honorable President aud Members of
fke Board Of assistant aldermen Of the
Cifv Of .Ne,c Orleans
GENTLEMEN-Enclosed / beg to transmit to
your honorable body a copy of letter addressed
IS me BY Mr. +. r. Wolfe, City Attorney, rela-
tive 70 Judgment rendered against the city in the
Third DissTict Court, in the case of Robert Muir.
ply o. Municipality No. One.
~ / have the honor to be, very respectfully
your ob't serv't, A. D. CRossMAN, Mayor.
The Treasurer's report was read as follows
sEMI-MoNTHLY REPORT OF THE TREAsuRER--GITY
se OF NEW ORLEANS. Dr.
To cash balance as per last report. .$lO,266 10
To amount received since, viz
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MEDICAL.
annN HnLIls FLnID $50

DIN BULBS FLUID EXLEA.1 OF 4 Ar
- :. % 80, A.. p % ,'-a a ia ' Ai sPi
s5 lp ~. 9siq AZ @i Il taoial y ~ gs n Y
soalns the zines Plis sarsapsr,
fEea-t rtr bottle, o. FL aa'tias tor g.
pure sad properly prepared as ls o,y ra. 'sa i2I al dll
esiiag iais evil HABITS n Youth Grrsaaess sts " b5ly a
tha JOIN BULLs FLUID SKI. AGT Or SARSAPARILIl .5e
5uIy i5rz ne 5a1ie nat IA pgsTe On a.fe
aa l3 70 p2 aa s5 S' so;s5 re s.r &
iaSi -'' ''
M roo, eghsr sras So 5e g9aas aia .ss
GOOD TESTIMONY
partial 81.
zrbrqt9 -5psfis IL IN .c.7 wfgfe + s5 sl "a Tor ne
sH sS Lac s9 @ on, z5' s r. .i-' on II
~ On IL agertia Is ~. y, -
Bear vim gr read a!'a longer '9l 81 eo7gels .aa ssr
an ~ A 4 ~ euro 2a - aee ao loaf y9 5,'
aaysasaa BGI sssssariI4i '''''' '''A
Nm yaua au1L Essr Sir hnvt 5las IL SELL ~
ea a s.as,a 15 3 ns y ND sl Sgs ,s g, s s
ihee isle pleszas recommending gop saFs.P,la 81.
aan' 70 '0''ai5 ~ as 5al .Gas '''f-s' e. r,
,..I,,,,. ,l ai4Jsly ~ IS
9sm Fad &c 'o9Y. Eat rl'' may be done iof .a Il
MH joas R5iL-Ds-- 4 f5- he Inca tavs g,rs have sr
bs -fsals ss5 Of psn ed ,sfy rfis 6af4 pssz W n
fA ~ |
s,N-.3 - - - II, - [. - ~
~ ~ a. -. - 9 - u ~ - ~. - ~
azeri-5.I' a., - I'll -
- ~ 81, .a'. ~ H. "
ss5tr,5fis E ' l5- Hs.,1sti-ri iSifa,l tsf75 II
U1gu.s. a. r..l-p r. =r.4 e.. siav L., t.ts.
sTsf5f Dr tr-,, r. -5ryqt.e
Ma BELL IT. rararl h. yssr Villa I "a Sara -.,
- - - - -,
n.ts -, -, s-..-- $500. e, -is,5-
gb.la s- tiirsi,n IL ann. sg,s ..,rar In ~
i aSss9os 4 FIJI - 3- q. Pc 5S vi @
sssa ss,g re as.sas. s .s s'y @ @ @
Rerf1ac,i8llg g.Tys ~ Il r II,FSTI s (; d.
ro,zisro, x Da.s,555f.r frs- "" ''+ s'- -
@14'..t.' n Ns-et''-i : 49,
.tOrt.s m sz-gt rvg
7r,t, M Y, ~ iDE " a'al at.sa +,
sy,',I n * ~ , - ~ ~ ~, s. ,.if
gr,.d ~ ,.v.as,
1'g.fsrt
a5d co9rsns do strength feeble and No NJ
ieptssssi tbe tsab mod bsf4n mi H. as
VIZ atd 49, sI ~, a. ~ 49,
ss,,s II M, r,aare ~ aa1 brs M moi 800
1-,as r.. ~ t+rti-@
- a ~ ~ ,it "a ~, ~ - & ~
y ~ 5 ~ ~ i "a re ~ '.t saIi
md - ~, II fs - So. $500
p.l,d .aas pis- pc d -ru -
o1 .s hS,sal o o.. ; st2a ~ a,95' y r7es " m
ai,rr ,gltr1 + 10 49,.
'los,i.t. IL ,ysl Is .,,t .r.l 80
,,e5rbiry tbg h55i d. a5tJ af ntf t5fsss.
Il. " ~ " @ '' f' -4''''# ~
u '''s sa'uA' H'2 60. ... -
= oe'A y - - IL n ''nlN.
ROW ~ - anit f'ga o'tlt9 Y'li, aAt ahd Ia{''t q
and oololg masa ra1 . them senbiAhce Of thai. which
injury to the kin The fact 9 Bu5saIapaa T. Ike
known. makes the skin csr the prs
pie BY coating the surface with poisonous tier
By every particle bilious saaFbd diseased ,n9
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Es- PHILADELPHIA SADDLE AND TRUNK WAREHOUSE,
No MAGAZINE STREET, door Canals estS. ROBB
CO. Ge; o5a Fairoan constantly receiving New Goods
rom t Aiaautactqry PHILADELPHIA by portatun
England m prepared TO Offer 70 dealer shs oal liberal induce
HHta ihe s4ak large sHd we'll selected iofOwa SAD
NAtt, siiiarg HARDWARE HARNESs, Leaf HER TRAVEL
l%H AID PACKING TRUNKS, INDIA RURBER GnQpS. SAD
bLhR, COACH, GlaSH24s3 A'tH F'lU hTs.
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Mr.. Wilson presented the following, and the
rules being suspended it was read and adnpted :
Resolved, That committee OF three be ap-
pointed to examine the present Police station of
the Fourth District, and report upon its fitness
for use as House Of Refuge for Girls.
The President appointed Messrs Watkins.
Relf and Wilson the committee Indicated in
the above resolution
Mr.. Wilson presented tho following, and it
was, on his motion, referred to the Committee on
Police:
Resolved, That the Mayor be, and is here
by, authorized to appoint four additional night
watchmen, two Of which shall be stationed uDon
Florida landing, and two upon Cypress street
below St. Paul street.
Mr.. Hermann, as Chairman, presented the
following, and the rules being suspended, il was
read and adopted
The Joint Committee on the Fisk Library beg
to offer the following:
V. HERMAN,
Gro. CLARK,
EMILE WuTZ,
G. W SHAW,
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OFFICIEL.
NFAIRiE DE La NoUVELLE- ORLEANS

lVH F6yrer 1sS3Ay ra pr6scne dcnne qnu yertu
s 6ston Noe Gal du Conseu Gomhun dc Ia willie de Ia
Nonelales APPROVES e Fevsr 1888 les Prep ea apTs
dces yente oran oersssu
NM j. A. Beard May, h sAAlEp 10 Mars 1883, midi Par
cEde d. banks
dkeoe
d teneoignure des rnes Augmentation Duplanier
IL terrain tanguare encognurc ds de Ia Course %
Nouyelle ieyee.
prop6s eonformement plans ont
fpirnis par le Voyer a, Ia Vile.
lea conditions moment de Ia ysnte
A. pc ROSsMAS, Mairp.
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SLAVES.
SADDLERY. HARNESS. ETC
hi rEWARK. ~. SADDLERY Nc. -

II EWABk, NJ, SADDLERI Ware IA
House hNDRA@ 6. BULL& 90, No.I5 Cau4l lTetzsegA
sweet NsYJrleH between lamp aud Alnga6lue streets,
Alnau -ar4ia au4 nrortars AppLERY and sADaLE%AEE
constantly complete
utia,, Far gales Trunks, Whr9 Say, Harness Bride
Leather, loskhf sADDLEHS 40 Is anil Trimming every
rIpi391 ~ No. Is CANAL STREET.
E.I lIIaN ANDREW g. BULL & co.
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IRON MANrELs AND CRATES re.

aashira Philadelphia
Marble Corapy, MANlEGs which style fush
dalhv aH.1ua-i by taipP market. The pee
l y-al ia tAsIr VIE whis r. rtr q,'s moderate.
b. iCEHtS n s 81 Circus
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dan do Ia Nile OanaroueB lea sedeut DIES
pritte ce willie sont egue davor onyenah
banquettes, de mane peau segou
lang les dies les qui assern u iosses
6tat eurs hanqus cassee de les
reFaror imnt iaencn avis celia nest pas i dams
irente iours ic 10 ieIai leurs ras.
A sci
oues les rernne don't les prophecies sou rc asscs ont reqs
- irs rare ebyer nivenu convennhe dnrea ornnaucs
81 cola nest M daus " della prcscri. par tc orlon
inf-I l.s
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OF sundry merchants and residents of the
First District, asking for the indefinite postpone
ment of the sale of batture property, ordered
BY the Common Council; and of Isaac Depass.
for payment of lis bill of $50-were read and
referred to the Committee on Finance
OF William Miller, for remission Of fine for
violating the fire ordinances, and of Conrad Ra-
mos for same--were read and referred to the
Committee on Police
Of sundry citizens, complaining of the bad
condition Of the lamps in the Annunciation
Market--were read and referred to the Street
Commissioner
A petition of A. Brother, on behalf of the
Board Of Underwriters, to be allowed to use a
diving bell and boat over the wreck of the
steamer John Swasey, having been read
Mr. Sykes offered the following, the rules be.
ing suspended, and it as read and adopted:
Resolved, That permission is granted to A.
Brother, on behalf of the Board of Under
writer's, to use diving bell at the wharf of the
Second District over the wreck of the steamer
John Swasey, lately consumed by FIRE.
The resignation of Victor Wilt. as Director
Of the Public Schools of the Second District, was
read and laid on the table, subject to call, on
motion of Mr.. Derbes
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A NE DEPUTY SURVEYORS located AZ irjlows:
A. G. bLAS cHA DEPUTY su Ur Hittad Fourth Diatgisis
On Pcymna tro, hetv N-yaieg polio streets.
dEMECOUR1, reputy Surveyor Third Die
~ oce Gsiulue sire %, between Royal
}eFt l.. 4. PHI E, CITY strrevor
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OFFICIAL NOTICES.
n AYORALTY OF NEW ORLEANS. Feb,v

MI AhOhALTY OF NEW ORLEANS, Feb'y
~ lsssNotec Is hereby given virtue of
Nos tsl and esq Of the Common Of New oean
1855 the following described property viii b.
onpea ~ sse ~ pubse auction, 70 the highest bidder by Aes
a Banks - ~ - ''''' ''' - V'i'oh n
h st Of ground and The building known Fulton School,
houses situated a. The Dnplannr
New Lovee " ~ ' " i"'e "Hu
hs properly will be sold aereonby plans Punished BY the
Terms and conditions will be made know at the sale.
tels ~ A. D. CROSSAIAN- Marnr
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WAR uE IA NnUygLtE JELKANs, II tFsfigf, is53.i
zts= Avis est par la presente donnie que lie
LuNli . do fTtseu ini, bureau n1-sr, les
traits cidessHs- @, NgBUYs. Contr0teuE. trlT JOS
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~ YgTE and Cnfnrs, splendid assortment Of aRA1ES
which e. the market ?. LJKGfS Co,
NJ. paYdsins Row" Gargu,lelet siiyst below
puEIrss a sJ,i tul Ci4H0a street.
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NewOrleans, February Is, 1853.
W. H. GARLAND, Treasurer


A letter from the Surveyor, calling attention
to the sale of the contract for laying brick side
walks on Common street, adjudicated to A Nc
Kee, and recommending that it be entered into,
having been read
On motion Of Mr.. Bailey, the rules were sus-
pended and the following resolution, presented
by him on behalf Of the Committee on Streets
and Landings on the 2sth December last, was
taken up, read and adopted
Resolved, That the Mayor be, and he is here
by, authorized to enter into the necessary con-
tract with A. Mckee as principal, and William
Stephens as security, for laying sidewalks on
both sides of Common street, from Claiborne
to Galvez street; the work to be performed and
payments made agreeably to the specifications on
file In the Surveyors Department, at the rate Of
two dollars and forty cents per running foot
two-thirds to be paid by the property holders on
the line Of the street within the above points
The yeas and nays being called on the passage
Of the above resolution resulted as follows
Fens--Messrs. Bailey, Forbes, Latour, Nixon,
Philbrick, Place, Relf, Stetson, Watkins, Will
son and Wiltz-11.
81 .rays-Messrs. Burthe, Dolhonde, Hermann,
Leeds and Summers--5.
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message was received from the Board of
Aldermen, announcing the concurrence of that
body in the following resolutions, viz
A resolution to sell contract for brick side
walks around the public ground on Claiborne
street.
A resolution to sell contracts for plank side
walks on Josephine street, brick sidewalks on
Ellen street, plank road on Euphrosyne street
brick sidewalks on Jersey street.
A resolution for the appointment Of COM
mittee Of Eve members from each Board, to take
the necessary measures to celebrate the anniver-
sary Of the birthday of the Father of his
Country.
By the same message the Board was informed
Of the appointment Of Messrs. Jones, Gasquet
Wood, Gquel and Burke as the Committee on
the 22d February.
s Messrs. Derbes and Sykes appeared and took
their seats
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;euREAU .DU CoAnussAIRE DEs RUEs,

tSisnsI a. D. CROsSMAN, N1Jfc,
u" MARIE DE la NouyELIE- ORLEANS, II
etlsf sd3C Ia aolt lu pcade passee par lie
tu- tonpuu de llNla de- Ia Souvslc
hr n'aret rat ia prtsae donud QUEEN de joG
tHe cr pub.tcatQn, e Culsai de Ia VILE Nouyrr
Orleans aoe'upgTa s lotiect Dc osti re Oaon % dire
era pablo Us paif Ia Place AnnCugintiou d6cAiea
eminent foe4 pI'yte par CoEt eoniornemnt dispositions
pun G lie IA Legislature du Avn 1882
etc, 81 l'ae; 'ann9obt, arprogye Re . mai, lsII
iei4 los a. u. CRossMAN, Mare.
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Resolved, That the Treasurer pay, on the war
rant of the Comptroller, to Red Rover Fire Com
pany No. Ii, eleven hundred dollars for a new
engine, If said engine is made in New0rleans,
and nine hundred dollars if made elsewhere !;
provided, that the warrant shall not be issued
until the engine is received and approved by the
Surveyor.
Resolved, That the Treasurer pay, ON the war
rant OF the Comptroller, to Franklin Fire Gem
pany NO. IL, one hundred and sixty dollars.
tSloo) same being for rent of Engine House fo,,
eight months, up to LIST March, 1858
The Committee on Fire, in the discharge of
their duties, beg leave to report to the CoSncil
the accompanying resolutions
All of which are respectfully submitted
]. O. NIXON,
s. W. PHnBRIcK,
JOHN F. Wilson
j. NJ. RELF.
Resolved, That the Committee on Fire be. and
are hereby. authorized to purchase-subjeot to
the approval Of the Common Councils suitable
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Lsgusdl a, p. CROSSMAS, MAYOR.
cONrTROLLER's OFFICE. Cry on NrwortE,Nal
tcbugry n, 1s5l,
1zs- Notice is hereby given that on MONDAY,
Ne ash day ci april next, ~ oorSi viii aJilale my
faii ID o DrLuYs Comptroller.
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