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The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1855-11-21
MIILIN ER ..

Mrs Van uouton would resPe'shbg .h9, shc il pre-.
friends and the public gensro'5f y millinery work
pared 70 40 nst,ee Orders from the coan -
.aseS On seS',os 70 promptly SIX ponpe R.ssnse snn %
cana te kept constantly on hand. u,Il aIi'' "
~ stars North.wes Of tae steam "''"
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1855-11-21
usEs OF BEAUTY.

USES OF BEAUTY.
Heart-throbs of poesy;
Old .torlsd walls:
Tint beams Of brllliancy
Whsn daylight falls;
Flood. of wild melody
Through palace balls,
Twill hit mists on the deep,
Ksen Stars above,
womau's sweet fellowsh'p'
Holy hone.-Love'--
All tina, earth breaches
BY Beauty, 5 given
To train aud 10 teach us,
And mould Us for Heaven
Blacswood Nagaz''
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-03-28

CPRciAL NOTICE TO THE LADiEs-A. STEWART,
- a57 Broadway will offer from this date until the first Of
May his entire stock Of embroidered and lace goods,
amounting 70 $1,000 or 600 at such prices as will
tonh the ladies o. New York and Its vicinity Embroder
ed collars at S. TO 4 sleeves g. TO 6 ehemIettes and
sleeves match from 3. 3d. ladies' and infants robes
AZ sprees also oeks and waists black and thread wells
from rs 70 ~ gents linen eambie from Is TO
Be- great variety Of embroidered shirt fronts at a.
and 81. worth 12s. A. STEWART, s57 Broadway.
TWELVE HUNDRED STELLA sHAwLs IN NEW
and beautiful eoioring., richly bordered and o. the
tnest quality sale by the subscriber price 81 3D.
$3.50, DO and si2 The above have Just arrived asd
pronounced the prstsst and cheapest haws IN the city
GEO. BULffs, 35i Broadway.
IT BsDELL, PERSON A LAKE WILL OFFER FOR
ssle this morning. 800 dresses Of the cheap fou
lard ,iiks, At - the dress. III Broadway
MET G00DS.-THIS DAY THE SUBSCRIBER WILL
w offer 20 the erens OF ths city vicinity
bargains In vet linen goods consisting Of shrtnr asn
linen shseting, linen damak damask napkins toweling
linen table cloths ALEC lot o. black silk very cheap ao
aot 81 cocrsd do. At b. yard besides lot
ton shirting and sheetng besdes large lot Of prints
great bartsin An early call will prove greatly your
vantage Goods warranted ard cent IRE. 10 Ali
city and vicinity. ANDREW O. COLBY 81 Third av
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TIE TURF.

PED HousE PLEASURE cKoUsDs, HARLEY wy
III y! bDNNI Fsste<usty sssssnsss kis frass1s
49, ~ raibs rstsrsiy thtt ~ ks& ,fstsa
.Itttrs Effs'nsSit az iks ssistfsts4 tisss ~
Itsgs sdstlsNs have besa ms<s u hs Stale skk
sfprs 1esmme1ht~rs ~ al thss@ vbs psy sfsh tAs~
elsss " thsir genfsEsnsss. seme ~ esssssstf
rfsins sss uettfnf Ia trsiaias sss.ss
snssr sthsrs " - gwa are VIA ir.knss Atals gis..
Insn bstmss, sss Isra rsmpls rasA ;. sssa tslr
~ tsuen tstfset u yhis hs rrsss. Ibs $4,000
uHs 49, erefa rv.s1s ace ss- 70 Sc $50 ss ~
sa.qssusf W asy ctksrs IN tks eFsAuy ~ t~e& hs
tA4sffst. ssesss rsrssrs AGA ls-ss sAs1ss hsts fa
nsss nAbns ks -kels sss u sls rsgsa ssssAhsA
pat ~ ~ vsg.<
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-03-28

WILL Bg RECEIVED AT
~ We sfbe. q %. broesyn cy ksalfstf comTsny,
~ TIE - DAY 81 yr Tor bs 81 ~
ssrs 81 tks fsr s1ssrs.nsEts foT gsf as
fog The privilege ~ sspshF ~ ns-spapfr 80 sr
he ssm- tine. Ter p.fsleuars 20 - NE -s8s psish
these privileges v - -rar'sd apfraien rsy mkds Al
ihs trss. ny srasf " ths Besra - DIseiefs
=. q bErfs. sssrs,.r,
" sAsoss. CAHPEsTEHs AsD HOuHIsMfTHN ~
ssalsd fferQssis fsf sha sfeFlea " ussss
cher eossi laisHs - Ntst ass, Nsstehs'sf egsaty
ssW rerk "a - resolved W SO rharmae - tAs ngsss
smmts.-, sstn ssltsy, Atf ~, - y scissk IT,
fsha hhd stAeAttons sta ~ sIAnaed sd
cay AM a. tks ace ~ tts sfshsst Bread way
sss iork EssA Ifetesk ~ - Assntgaas w'a sAs ~
pr aGzs,stss - t~e fsffgnshlf rsfos wsg
surs,ss Ter 80 fsAfsl rerfsrmtsss ~ ~ earsr.s H.
rtRtshtss ~ She - Ne party Trsfdfas
fatf Ia ths rfk aisg -
- hsnks sr tbs preyp1s tht shresps " ~ ass8
hishsi aha IA sa.siops = " snSsFssa ~h ~
TIE psFy siinF Ia ffet~ssl Tbs es,.ss reserve tks
mat " rsi.st fny - al - ths vrspessis sa~ssa
ftNfns C0wstTwTg
Alfsh.n Hahsd. Ca, VILLAS hsrsssii. Js.s s.-.
ktsats Eafftb, Ga1fgs e. Ftseh,
bsnls HsAi uatasif, Arshitsea
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NEW PUBLICATIONS.

Cd he. own as and concluded s sy adding that hd she
shs sis N.
in the Of her child the memory the murderer
sscr..e; you have assmp. to weaken my
made me very unhappy" she added bursting tears
possible 70 gaze on so much candor and aud
not iee the Injustice Of visiting her nnooen. head the
hint that il possible conceal from the world the
unfortunate relationship his objection might DO got
e :ss os,ssysa Fanny Of
NIL NIL point point, out to you sir a better way ~
per she continued
.ss s' s9as hS telling wishes and creams Of
win break noSiy For sras. Peter 9sis-f fro
that 1s sas %
t ss M aa ss
a. S.s;sS ss.Essp saas'sd sad
MI Foster H Received so ha%ans
BY Of sSa ms s0na's' ma 'ssn r''aA'd
hearing his VISIT had assisted latter
Part Of their the expressions Of
had bestowed on s'p''4 nor '''
anon =: is% =: %
ares.e tone for hi, Gondqs. in her absence
Of sm The Mario.
for her msthsrl shame, man-sh.mepr
began feel sSss ii. gSssde., ~
HAD really been the degraded, wretched being
pose me- continued the with increased ANNA
my claim to the love OF offspring would not
less sacred Accustomed to deal with the asehood Of
kind You suspected my truth when told that Fanny
was not my cbiidi'
mot your chdw exclaimed the astonished girl "oh
pnsay those cruel wordmy heart refuses believe them
remember anecton-the tears you shed
iancyyour patient sweetness and anrng care Confess
that you are my parent or my heart will breakw
mo, FaDny-the hour for discrimination has passed; IL
has been the one great of life and Ia that
IL fon were stolen from your when
an infant, and conhded to lonely solitary
creature without one tie Ia common with fellow
ST. in he yprld tn lpva ms III
wonder that became dear to Your birth
every reason to suppose, is noble In few hours shall
MAY really credit this extraordinary tale demanded
the lawyer; and yet when reflect upon character
for truth and sincerity II Is impossible to doubt itp
Leave this gentleman TO his refectionsn said Martha
gently leading heroine the ROOM land
members the Of friendship that have existed
tween unless his nature be quite changed think he will
regret his conduct to unhappy being
fanced that 1T least she had friend
relyp'
The balance of this story will be found the York
MERCHANTS LEDGER-a large family and business pa
published every week at 100 Nassau street. sold by
all agents at three cents Ask for the Ledger
Of March 81 and In il you will find the
that Immediately after this This story will be
published in the Ledger exclusively and its absorbing and
thrilling details will occupy large in that for
several weeks II will be ready day wednesday being
always published few days advance gifts date like the
other weekly papers.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-03-28

0uAVE YOU SEEN sAMp-A NEW SONG, WITH
chorus, just published, price rs cents; Pop the
Wease"-song and chorus, - cents popular; and
Barnums National Poultry Show Polka with Vignette
% cents, BY H. Brown large assortment Of and
second hand pianos, melodeons peal organs and harmo
neons for sale or for rent low BY
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sPORTING,~ &C.


UCTIOS sOTICE-ITALIAN GREYHoUSDs-roR
N sale Ave elegant Italian greyhound four
old. Can be seen al 80 wes, Fifteenth street.
U,AScY prcRoss-THE STOCK or THESE BIRDS
which took the first premium At the last national psul
try show for sale ehesp Ia lots 70 suit Apply - Warren
L,oR sALE-A SPLENDID ENGLISH IMPORTED
setter dog well broke and fctches his game will BE-
sold cheap 1 the owner gons 70 Europ- Can be
the second stable from Fb avenue. IN Ashfegon alley
L'oR sALE-A FINE NEWFOUNDLAND DOG VERY
large Can be seen for few days .. la warrea
CP0RTINC. KING CHARLES AND BLENHErM
~ spanNl pops, mammoth Newfoundland pops, Scotch
and English rrsr knglish greyhosnds and variety o.
other choice hreeds STOCK dors
cory the sAdseas. 20 water street. corner " fulton. 10
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-03-28
TULLIEN,S NEW COMPOSITION
q THE RUTH HALL SCHOTTISCHE,
dedicated to


With . fne lithograph.
Darcie New York, and all the music sellers Boston,
H. Wade, Oliver Ditsop, @ r. Reed and N. Richardson,
Philadelphia; Lee Walker and J. u. Could
From the Musical Review.
This Of Julen's
brilliant sparkling, and prettily arranged The title page
very Hateful and has most superb hograph OF
the abandonment ladies Of the time gracefully
rounded with fern leaves and bearing tho autograph Of
ny Fern.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-03-28

ytuI sAEklAcE orIDr UR FAMILY MEDICAL,
I'D gAystisfta instsvstpt fef fhs sst@~sl ~ ts
Htrvss. y Tee 49,, y @.fryi " ., H.sI,ss. "a.
PEGS ,sis'Lt s,.s 49, ~ " -. sissgrss-s prls.
-. asfiu, fsllsk.< " = ~. Mss.s ~ s<ss. sss-ss-
al smyrkafe frss W "a. A..
~ sax s4Ar.ss u ~ 40 aloe N s tssss~ris-.
Jtssss<t ~. fsa ALI grsm tA# hssl.sl ssrsl<st
kstsw NsksFs y.st yssA go 800 .sllsd N. ksr.
nsg' osn.f - ~ h.ila sks -sii s.sws sssb.v.
.siraastlsssy ,~ss ,sss s-- sss. .sSss 80, .st.~-
ots fss.tss vAsk rss.issiy 4siiaxslsA~s tsas 49,
rsw al ftlsrs n stias go p@s.f a. tees II .-sl,r
ss sssssy vtst y%srs1-s III tr,~sb cas- vsl~s n - .
.s,.' -. h.,s ss..s.z -. go =, is.~iy .~y s-i
" ,s,~<sss PIT st<ly $3.50 sea a. "a. ,~ss &.ss
~ lssv, yrsrs.uss $40 >.w.srlss tAees kss<ssI v.s
wsf~ssnss.fy Asstrsetlt. 80, vAsA AZ. "
~ avssi sSi n isM'svy i;,IilssA
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-03-28

DEADY THIS DAY.
III THE LIFE OF WILLIAM POOLE,
with full account Of the terrible ARRAY which he
ceived his death wound.
His last words
- die true American
Funeral procession.
Ofhcial report Of the investigation.
Verdict.
Pursuit Of Baker
Fowler Wells.
Examination Of his heart, by DR.. Edward H. Dixon.
With brief biographical notices of James Irwin Johnny
Lying Harvey Young, Paudeen, alias Patrick Mclaughlin
and Lewis Baker.
Containing also sketches Of Tom liver, tho American
Champion; James Sullivan, and John Morrissey.
With portraits. Price IS cents
DE WITT DAVENPORT Publishers
Nos lC0 and l62 Nassau street.
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AMUsEMEuTs.
NIBLos CARDEs.-cERnAN OPERA.

NIBLo's GARDEN. OPERA.
IN FsrH SuB.chfrTIoN Nrsar.
THURSDAY EVENING, MARCH ~,
VIII be performed Ilntow romantic IN acts Of
MARTHA, OR lIiI FAIR OF RICHMOND
PrncpAl characters Hustansd by Hssdamos ormy se-
de ntefg. MeFus. CUNT, Nincke Behringer.
Musical Director and Conductor, 80. Jul Ung.r -
Prices OF Admission boxes, aeeordng ito localty,
and 90 Drefs Circle aud Secured Seats 81 10 AL oshsr
parts Of tho house - cents.
Box ONCE open from " A. ~. TOD l.. N.
Doors open att; TO commence at q O'Clock.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1855-12-22
MAyoRALTY OF NEW ORLEANS
CRY HALL, 21st December, 1855.
GENERAL, CoUNnTI, !

SIIf TALLY SlSl december, 1900
GENERAL COUNCIL, I
City of New Orleans sitting Of Thursday Feb ID 1856
AN ORDNANCE concerning Runners for Boarding
Houses-
Be il ordained by the General Council of the City OF
New Orleans:
ARTICLE That from and after the 81 day OF March
next, II shall not be lawful for any agent servants or
runners ofany boarding house, tavern or lodging
within tile limits of This city, without first applying 10
the Mayor OF the city for license. for which they
shall pay the OF dollar, to act in such cap
city, under penalty OF moi less than MY five dol
lars nor more than fifty dollars, for each and every
offence.
D. That ii shall not be lawful for any agent servant
or runner aforesaid TO enter upon any ship bark, bg,
schooner, steamboat or other vessel until the same
shall have made fast 10 the evee or without the Eer-
mission of The master other officer in command an
der penalty Of fifty dollars and forfeiture of his or
their license.
g. That the fines set forth in this ordinance shall be
recovered before any court of competent jurisdiction,
onehaif for the benefit of the nformer and the other
half for the benefit of the municipality wherein the
dinanee shall have been violated and in OF non
payment of said fine, said person or persons above
mentioned shall be imprisoned for term moi exceed
ing one month.
A. That all ordinances contrary to the provisions of
The foregoing ordinance be and the same are hereby
repealed,
Rssolrsa, That the Mayor be and he is hereby re-
quesed to transmit 10 each of tire Municipal Councils
OF the city u copy ofihe foregoing ordinance.
Resolved, That The said Councils hereby ear
nesty requested to take such steps in The premises
Will tend 10 carry into force and effect the above meh-
toned ordinance, and that sufficient number of pc ice
limits, whose duty shall be to bring such person
persons violating the ordinance before the Recorder
10 be dealt with according 10 The law herein provided
lsignedI G. RoSELtUS, President.
Approved February is, 1850
fsignedl A d cRossMAN, Mayor,
A true copy. THos. THRABD, See'y d22 If
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yN,UE UNDERSIGNED having purchased

Il .bshmsa No. 90 ST. Charles street, iately known a.
InkoKs SALOON aHd G3npsiey oysfheeled aud =
public. mankind that Jared
spiritual we'll bodily comforts 10 their
entire Satisfaction.
His bar will be constantly utnished the beat Wires
suors imported and his arrangements In the culinary
line cannot be surpassed.
Northera adoid, will supply families and parties with
Fish, in their natAta state, or cooked IN tas
approved style.
E has obisipe attendants, thcse who
that
dilI JOHN ]. DANIELS,
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COMPTROLLER'S OFFICE,
City of New Orleans, May /, 1855 I
RESOLVED, That the Comptroller be- and he is hereby
authorized and required to give notice. by standing ad
yertsement in the official journal, that in accordance
with the ninth section of ordinance No. l442 approved
March 3d. 1854 the Council will not pay any bill against
the City unless contracted under authority an order
from the Comptroller in accordance with the ordinance
referred to. [Signedl e. L. TRACY,
President Board of Assistant Aldermen.
[Signedl L. H. PLACE,
President Board of Aldermen
Approved April %, 1855
[signedl JOHN L. LEWIS, Mayor
The attention of the officers of the city and of the
public is respectfully called to the foregoing resolution
o. DE BUYS,
uyle tt Comptroller City of New Orleans
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~ signed wishes his enda public generally UNDER
the Lake HOUSE will
hts partner, Thomas A. Applsgaie.
Ali having claims against the houss " please
hem for payment aud all hose indebted the house requested
W liqpisle.
l physically disqualified attending duties of my
oce aaf Snrrg By apsoacsi Sickness circumstances beyond
coutrel cemPsled to be of the
until recently regularly installed
with prompt polite aud efficient ocsYa solicit liberal share
public patronage.
Those leaving tbs city in pursuit Of pleasure will
Hnd my house adequate to their wants.
Parties Wishing preparations promptly
BY lesyng their orders Duboa aitShs Livery Sable
iyisH t GEO. W. IULLuM.
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I'll etc conduit Depot des Epaves du Troisieme
n District, rue des Champs Elysees, No. 81 CONNIE
epayes-
I'm Cheval girls, de IS mains ct demie de haut sans
marque on etafnpe visible.
Sill NEST pas reclsme dams dix jours ct les depenses
payees, II sera vendu fenchere publique depot
MERCREDI, lie Janyier 1856 2 heures z. NJ
AUG s PHELPS, Commissaire des Rues
Nouvelle- Orleans, Dec q, 1885, d22 q jsn2
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Third District Pound

Third District Pound
NMTAS brought to the Third District Pound No 50
wv Elysian Fields street. az estrays-
One gray Horse ls1s hands high, visible brand
mark
Which. if not claimed within ten days and the ex-
penses thereon paid will be sold public auction at said
pound, on WEDNESDAY, the I'd day of January, 1856
at 2 O'Clock P. M
AUG, S, PHELPS, Street Commissioners.
New Orleans, December 81, 1866.
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Fourth District Pound.

YETAS brought to the Fourth District Pound Jack
estrays--
One Horse, blind of one eye short and tail.
large white spots the forehead and saddle marks
One white she Goat string round the neck short horns
One pale red she Goat white belly and horns.
One brown and white spotted she Goat string round
the neck short horns.
One cream coored she Goat, with horns
One black shs Goat, white rump white spot on the
forehead, whitsh and nose.
One black she Goat white round the body white feet
and nose, white spot the forehead heavy with kid
Which, if not claimed within ten days, and the ex-
penses thereon paid, will be sold at public auction At
said pound, WEDNESDAY, the ID day OF January,
1866, at 10 O'clock, A. NJ.
AUG. s, PHELPS. Street Commissioner
New Orleans, December q 1855.
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n L etc conduit depot des epaves du Quatrie me
District rue Jackson entire les rues Constance ct
Laurel. CONNIE epaYes-
I'm cheval borque aysnt la queue ct la coinere
courtes large tache blanche 'front.' des marques
de selle.
une Chsvre blanche, ayant Gordon au ecu, ct les
cornes conrtes
Une chevre syaut dea tsohes bruncs ct blanches I'm
Gordon ecu, ct les courtcs
Une Cherre rouge pale ventre ct les banches
Une Chevre, coueur de creme. ayant DIES cornes
Une Chevre nore, ayant la croups blanche tache
blanche front, les oreilles ct lie blancbatres.
Une Chevre nore, peine, lie tour du corps blanc les
peds ct lie neg blancs, une tache blanche front.
81 les dts animaux pas reclames dams dig jours
ct les depenses pages lis rendus enchere pu-
bque au dit depot MERCREDI, lie Jsnvier 1856, & 10
heures A. NJ.
AUG, g. PHELPS. Commis8aire DIES Rues
Fouvela Orleans q Dee 1856 d22 OF isn2
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City Police Jail.

City Police jail.
NNTAs brought to the City Police Jail, the negro
Wv woman MARIA; is feet Il u inches high, about
35 yeare cid mas the right side of the neck
The owner is requested to call and claim said slave
Says she belongs to Mr. Hy. johnson of New Orleans
New Orleans Dec. is, 1856.
deels 15t E. BLANCHARD, Keeper City Police Jail.
KMTAs brought to the City Police Jail on the 18th
Wv OF Nov, the black boy JOHN, is feetT u inches
high; about 20 years old says he belongs Capt Archy
Bryon, living Red River, Natchitoches The
is requested to call and claim said slave according
to law.
New Orleans, Dec. 1S 1855.
deel8 l5t E. BLANCHARD. Keeper City Police Jail
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CoMPTRoLLERs OFFICE,

.M. No 2471 .
Resotrea That the Comptroller sell at public auction,
after ten days notice in the official Journal contract
Levee street, of the Third District subject 10 The
approval Of The Common Council. Property holders TO
pay to the contractor their proportion of the work done
and also their proportion OF The materials furnished
by the city and the said will be subogaed
10 all the rights of the city for tine collection Of the
same without recourse the city in case the money
should not be recovered from the property holders
and the proportion due by the city to be paid iicash on
The completion Of the work and acceptance of the
same by the Street Commss toner's.
tSignedl j. j. LUGENBtHL,
President Board of Alder men.
.".- [Signed] Il. L. TRACY,
President Board of Assistant Aldermen.
Approved December LIST, 1855.
[signed JOHN L. LEWIS, Mayor.
Notice is hereby given, that Oh MONDAY, Gath
inst will adudicate at my office, IL o'clock, NJ,
the above contract.
dis I'd o. DEBUYS, Comptroller,
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HKT AS brought to the City Police Jail, the Goth
wv Nov. last by the First District police, Lost
child the light grif boy who calls himself REUBEN
SMITH aged about 81 years The owners, parents or
guardian of said child requested to call and claim
said slave according to law.
New Orleans. Dec. IS 1855,
dec1S 15t H. BLANCHARD, Keeper City Police Jail
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nR. BAAKEE, Surgeon and Physician.
~ 0Ess, % cA1epaslet sases asly
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COMPTRoLLER'S OFFICE,
City OF New orleaus, Dec. Is, 1855. !
[ No. 2499
Resolved, That the Comptroller sell auction, after
ten days notice in the official journal, contracts for
cleaning the paved and unpaved streets, and repair
ing The unpaved streets in the Fourth and Eleventh
Wards; and also contract for attending the nuisance
boats and wharves all go into effect on The ex pira.
ton of the present contracts, and subject 10 the APP
prevail of the Council.
[Signedl o..- J. ]. LUGENB UHI.
President Board of Aldermen,
lSignedl L. l.. TRACY,
President Board of Assistant Aldermen.
Approved December IL. 1856
[sgnedl JOHN L. LEWIS, Mayor.
Notice is hereby given, that on MONDAY, the 2dth
December, will adiudcate at my office, II o'clock,
NJ The above contract.
d13 O. DE BUYS, Comptroller.
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XMAS brought the City Police Jail on the 9Th in
wv slant, the grif boy HENRY, is feet inches
high has his middle finger broke is about 25 years old
Says he belongs Capt Isaec Leakey living on Bayou
Pigeon, franklin, Attskepas The is re-
qutsted to call and claim said slave according Law.
New Orleans Dec. 49, 1855.
declS l5t +, BLANCHARD, Keeper City Police Jail.
KETAs brought to the City Police Jail. on the l4th
wv inst, the negro boy DAVE, is feet 8 inches
high, has mole on the Says be belongs to Mr..
James sugar planter on Gros Tets, above Baton
Rouge The owner is requested to call and claim said
slave according to Law,
New Orleans Dec Is, 1856
declS l5t E. BLANCHARD, Keeper City Police Jail
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N. 4, BAILEY,
A. DUPRE,
THos X PRICE,

jESo blLLMOhE.
The following resolution from the Assistant
Board, referred to in the foregoing report, was
rejected as recommended by the committee:
resolution authorizing the Recorder OF the First
District to purchase sundfy articles for The of his
office and authorizing the Comptroller to warrant on
the Treasurer for the same.
A resolution to pay sundry persons, adopted
by the Assistant Board November 81, 1866, was
concurred in as recommended in the foregoing
report, by the following vote u:
Yeas--Messrs, Bailey, Dursll, Denegre, Du.
pre-, Gilmore, Converse, Pride, Price and Tomp-
kins--9.
Mr. Peire took his seat
Mr.. Pride, on behalf Of the Committee ON
Streets and Landings. offered the following re-
port, which was adopted:
The Committee Of Streets and Landings have
the honor to report on the following subjects re-
ferred to them, viz:
Your COMMITTEE recommend concurrence in the pre-
amble and resolution OF The honorable the Assistant
Board arequing the Street Commissioner tn have 81
10 cause outlet through Elysian Fields 10 be opened
SO as TO discharge the water Of Claiborne Canal inlo
Marigny CaHal.n
Your Committee have the honor 10 report that a con-
ference was had, in accordance with reference with
the Committee of Streets and Landings of the honor
able the Assistant Board resolution authorizing
the Surveyor 10 have the bridge at Catrolon Avenue
repairsdn Said resolution was rejected by your hon
orabe body, the ground that The for attend.
ing and keeping In repair said bridge soldit was
not required to be done By the cyIherefore, the said