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hoard or ASSISTANT ALDERMEN
TUESDAY, December 4th, 1855.

TUESDAY, December 4th, 1855.
The Board met this day pursuant to adjourn
Members present I: Hon e. Z. Tracy, Presi-
dent Messrs Banster, Barbarin, Bartlette,
Bsnit, Bonny, Chambers. Fahre, Guyol, How
eli, Long, Rawlins, Rusha, Stith, Thayer, Vio-
lett and Wiltz-1T
The reading ii the journal was dispensed
with
The following communication from the Mayor
a. MAYoRALTy. OF NEW oRLEANs.a
Common Council, City Hall, Dec q, 1851.
TO lie President and Members
of the Common Council:
Gentlemen. / have TO inform you, that on the LIST
inst, The various Fire Companies handed 10 me
the engines and other apparatus in their possession
belonging 10 the ciiy which caused to be Immediately
placed hi the hands Of James a. WBgfeld Esq, Chief
Engineer 10 be distributed in such places as Inc pub
lie exigenc,es might require until the new organza
tion is perecteds and In doing 50, certain expenses
have been necessarily Incurred To meet which, the
CITY Treasurer has advanced the amounts required,
a statement of which Will be furnished you u due
time.
herewith transmit you HE resignation of L. A. Du-
eros ESQ as Recorder pro Of the Third District
copy of the repor, Of the Grand jury in reia
ton 10 the numerous violations oflay, and suggesting
an increase ofhe policeall Of which is peelfull
JOHN L. LEWIS, Mayor.
The frst part of the above message in regard
to the Fire Department, was, on motion, re-
ferred to the Committee on Fire; the second
part, in regard to the resignation Of L, A. Dn-
eros, Assistant Recorder Of the Third District,
was, on motion, accepted and the third part,
in relation to the report Of the Grand Jury, for
an increase of the police force, was, on motion,
referred to the Police Committee
Mr.. Stith offered the following resolution,
which was read. the rules being suspended, :
unanimously adopted, and on motion sent to the
Board Of Aldermen for concurrence
Thnf fIeE pnrF af he nd fbpl,
are hereby invited this Board in joint session
at 3 O'clock, 10 elect three Directors OF the Public
Schools for the FIRST District 10 fill the vacancy
accustomed by tho resg nation of f. Camerden
the Second District TO fill the vacancy made by the
sgnafion of L. Guyol; and for the Third District,
to ill the vacancy occasioed BY The resignation Of
Charles Gayerre-and also any other vacancies that
may exist in the city Offices.
The following weekly report from the Treas
urer Was read, and on motion referred to the
Finance Committee:
TREASURER'S WEEKLY REPORT,
FROM 18Th NOVEMBER TO 1si DECEMBER,
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Port Market at $500, B. Doi,eau; securities J.
A D'Hemecoart and Thos Buckley.
Washington Market al $3.50, to NJ Meisheimer; Sc.
curty, Joseph Schol
Magazine Street Market, at s13,35o TO John B.
Fitch securities, DTury A. Harris and John Ffeden-
stein.
Lafayette or -Saraparu Street Market, S2600, to
Gottriea Huhestreithnges; security Andreas Thomas.
Ninth Street Market al $500, 10 Peter Keser seeu-
rity, Joseph Keiser.
also adjadeaied, this day, the contract for The
support of the Fire Department, as per ordinance NO.
2a55, for the sum Of one hundred thousand dollars
year 10 continue for FIVE years, Messrs Ohm fouen-
mes and John Albums, who have offered The following
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MISCELLANEOUS.
eOLEMA NJ

%M} HEhE are made Mills OF the various
sizes and capacity adapted Water Horse Pownrt
hundd i've each ana
grinding ~ .hIes bupbeu TO the hr accohrs to vac
dinnae Of Burr the applied and the velocity gFsa
These Mls Southern Invention, well Southern sanu-
easns popularity extensive sale and the large capital
their manufacturer
The proprietor furnish Boilers the most
approved and economical plan, boiling meal
snpenr and family hoHr Planters wanting Ms aIH
opra cp 70 he times home aug %
better mated bypuehahg Of the andrsgned than By depending
| or .hsr Northern traps for grinding.
The following table will the hriou Mills
sid he apay o. put in accordance with printed ins
u neh Barr price lOe. Capacity bulhe the honr.
wide.
iachurr ais Capacity the horr.
Size rs tnohet large enough for Horse Mill and from "a
inches to IS nrhss purposes
inch Burr price sapacy from 10 bnsls 10 the hour
Neioflty dcO
9inch Burr price 5000 Capacity 10 IS bushels totns
hour Velocity from 400 to 600 eyoaons Band 10 iuehas Eds
inch Burr price 1880 Capacity from II 90 bEhe thoa
teloeity from 100 500 revolutions. IL nchss vide
Vett from $50 $50 revolutions Band 4uches vide.
arE prizes $500 Capacity rom 40 10 Sc bushels The hour
$50 Band
ie above ssleaVe the Mandatory compiets In
ready M grinding when attached rdn pr
the BILL All orders left a. hs
anpfy' o. -n ~ mail e tho address OF Willis p Coleman New
his agents. will prompt aud dispatch.
Terms CASH. Rnd al Mills aoll fully guaranteed
WILLIS P. COLEMAN, Patepte and Proptistor..J
Mr. G A. Pickett, IS Commercial Place,
ea3dS tbl sa ", r. COLEMAN.
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HOTELs, REsTAURAMTs.

ST. LOUIS HOTEL, NEW ORLEANS.
FESHE UNDERSIGNED most respectfully "A
nerms his friends and the travelling community E
has leased the above Hotel. During SIMMER the
House been thoroughly cesued and Improved and will
be for the reception guests the 18th
RATE OF BOARD, 81 50 PER DAY.
II will be- formerly First Glass Hotel pledge
self shst bile shall patti good
and comfortable home patrons
strangers.
"a sm CHAs. L. GuMBEI.
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i Agency, Ns.lsi CAa,.rssasrsO.,
Hibbardia Wildcherry, r.
iRlrharisoh'E Sherry Tfae,
l41u;shing's egatahie Dyo bspsis,
t9oplay's Vegetable, CoisniAn's,
Iiootiaud's German, OEy8sna.ed.
| COSMETICS.
Cologne water, Bay Water,
Florida Water, afseH Fun, I. 5.m-
Jone'S Lilly Whiia.
SOAPS AND CREAMS,
LOWS BTevn Windsor, g
iJons's Chemieal, . m=
Rad ways Aiadiealsi ,CsStilas, Dr..
Almond, TotletaHi Family,
Shaving Creams and Compounded
Subscriptions. Z.I..
g.. .ol,.- PILLS, .-.=.
Wrtght'sfliial Vegetable,
hotat'sLlfs. 5randreth's,
Aiorrlaen' s, Les's, New London,
Paris, SGppiuzton's q hamploa's,
tirasteubssg, Jayne'S5anstivs,
laynefs Agus, WineT'a CAmoniiis,
Standardization Pessr'a,
ispencer's Vegetable, Cooks,
CeoP9r's, Coysl'H, Rh.umstic,
Andorson's, 4 hasia's Health,
Ntssar'sGAutle Purzati7e, w..
Allshs1ia' Agae, ho3perfs,
lChiokncf'sS { gar-eoaLed, .
Eerrlcks sngar-59aEed,
IGtLssrt's Antl-oiiions, aaclwi.h'S,
/ l.sidy's Blood, iagpliabyta Pile,
lSco.ts " gesahla, EaRohIl,
flsdnay's e-sgulaIors.
hoge's fsaliresil, Lsijy's : amsls.
tLoud3nAkni lau SAnntiye,
ILouien Z Agss, Hollow AVIS,
iatsled tssnl-Dylps pic,
AIordon's, McLsne's Liver. W.
T. HAIR DYES.
j PhhlBu 'EAsgic, B.tShalor,.
instantaneous,
BEilsrdss +Jdle4 Eaueps, -w- a.
/, sgayne'H a riericHR, aatindia.
/ MiaCELLANEu
tDr. Norss'slagigoratingCordial,
Thorn y Extract,
,rarrant's Apsrient,
lTsrraat'sGiixlr OF Ehuharh,l
i Car.et'sS ps1iaaMirturs,
IAlothar's Relief, ~. IT,. .-..
tTpothaehe Drops,
LYON saisshstiCpos 1srs,
/ Mrs. Hilder's Cordial, III,
lThompson'sAye Wattv.a u- .=.Y=
1 W atts's Nervous Antl,
iBiiline' astriusuc.,
'Hysgtfe Life tjaTsAm 0hEoO" IT
| MoMunn' "a EllIiI OF 02ium, de-
Railways Read itsliefs. II g.
. Railways R4soiyent,
fatrsnt'Ein1elfble tnk. .s~
DR., Fitch's Body Braces. M5.r
Dr. iteliisshpuldsr Brscss,
IDr. ch'sIuhali3gFahes,
u. Rcae2s Preparations,
Winer's Arcanuui Extract. .
Fsneur's Spsctfic,
Marshail,s Gsthoifenn,
Or. Fiteh'ePfeparatioEg, H.
Mof'e'sCompound syrupofYellor
FsnY pavis's Pain Killer.
, Brownie EHs. nee Of Ginger.
Mor.inora 'eRheunatie Compound
Mortinora's Coraia tittars,
Mysr's Extract Of Rock Ro.e,
CrOsrman'aSperIt.r,
Dr.. Wsrd'ALpstitic, "-
Gpaatn's Pile Eleetaary,
Sieer'a Qpediidoc,
sodttey'sCordisi,
Harrington 'sBAl4hm.
On. caiienisP Preparations. .
saEamatfis Drops,
Dr.. Isyae's Family sfedirina,
saidlisIsud Soda fosdors,
hppiHs'a slnid Extract Rnnhu.
ii,le.na Cordial,
Iuno Cordial, =@-.
isrE's Reiaeayfoy Fila
Wns0a's Death 90 RaIs, ste,
!, Leldy's Etasiv e Soau.
airhy's Cholera D fops,
!sstl'a CholRr& Syrup.
tSpehn's Headache Bemedv.
Connall's Mixture,
n. MarehiSt'a Uierine Catholicism
Co~ah'f i,Ithontrip.ic,
iLonden's ereparati0na,
Houghtcu'sPepsii..
SCHEIDAM scHNApPs.
aud Al DEALERS IN ANY OF the article.
!, WI tnd Il &c then advantage by
shove, where viii be 'oaud the MOI
NE PATENT MEDICINES in IN
pricsg. Plaase address
HIGHT az CO,
ADlCiFE WAREHOUSE,
Charlrea street. NewDrtssus,Ls.
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On motion, the Board proceeded to its usual

On motion, the Board proceeded to its usual
business.
A communication from the City Attorney, in
regard to the decisions rendered BY the SUI
preme Court in the cases of David, Livaudais
and others, and J. B. G. Arnsult, VS.. The City,
was read, and, on motion, referred to the Judi
ciary Committee.
The following letter and report from the Cit
liens Bank of Louisiana, Fiscal Agent, was
read, and, on motion, referred to the Finance
Committee:
CITIZENS BANK OF LOUISIANA
Nav ORLEANS, December LIST, 1866.
To the President OF The Board of Assistant
In Aldermen of the city of New Orleans !:
SRI have the honor to transmit herein the monthly
report this Bank as Fiscal Agent the city of New
Orleans.
EUG. ROUSSEAU, Cashier.
CITIZENS BANK OF LOUISIANA,
NEW ORLEANS, December LIST, 1855.
Report by the ciiizens' Bank of Louisiana Fiscal
Agent of tile city OF New Orleans, 10 the Common
Council of said city i'll conformity with the ls article
OF the said ordinance of The 5h May, 1855
CONSOLIDATED LOAN TAX FOR 1854.
Cash balance on hand on 3lst Oct 1885,. S2.52I0 %
Deposited from Il, 10 Suth Nov. l555...... 5saD 7s
s25l 1850 o6
Amount Of coupons paid on bonds
issued BY old CITY,. ..,.......... SS575 90
Municipality No. l,.....:......... 43a5 90
Consolidated city,. 1870 w
1o,490 90
Balance hand on 3o,h Nov, 1855. sa4o,56O O6
TAX ron RAILROAD BOND COUPONS.
Cash balance hand 3ist Oct, 1885,. Ss26o5 50
Deposited from ls,io 3oth Nov, 1855. 3,0ss 65
s95,o9a 81
Amount Of coupons paid on bonds issued
by The city Of New Orleans TO Railroad
Companies OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. lT,250 90
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DRUGS, MEDICINES.

n WRIGHT & co.'s CATALOGUE OF
eS GENUINE AND POPULAR FAMILY MEDICINES which
'bey oder supply pfassA aad Daara Popristo lowest
wh0lasale prtess.
Depot Special Agency Me- lsi CAasssasrsS
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~ ueIslaA bSpos Aua SPst
NewOrisans LR. + -M' .ar
vERMIFusEs.
Winsr'sCAaadtAu,
SNBin'g
PerrT's Dead Shot,
t.-.- Jhynas's Tonis, ~
.. kerl's,
B. A. Fahasstoek's,
NcLars'
BALsAMs &CoUGHREaIEDIE
WissaF sBslparn Of Wild Ch9rry,
Hasiiug's NAptha.
Shefman's 3alsaIa,
Buehan q Hungarian,
Dayia's With Cherry and Tar,
schsnck's ealnoni 6Syrup,
SeE England Cough Syrup,
Bar.hclone " 'EEIpecLoraut,
Hali'sBsIsam,
Swaym'as yFpp Of villa Cherry,
Ayers Cherry Pectorgl,
Taylor's Bgl5am LiyeEwort,
Jsyne'a Eypec.orant,
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.,
Rogers'LiyerwoTt4ni far, .-M
alrs. Gastiner'B i4iyetwort,
stabisr'aChsrfy EIpeeiorsni,
LouGon'a Indian dc,
Dr.. Roses do,
sARSAPARILLAs.
Dt.Jotn Balls,
S. Pho wasand'a,
Sanaals, Eve
% oldJasobTouassnd
Carpenters,
WyacooP's,
z s-2ker's,
m== GrAaisnbsig's
zg =g Bristol
GaysossI Yellow Dock.
PLASTEkS. -5"-
Well'RStrenEtheu,nR M IA
Eweu's5irensthsnin
Jew Davii's OF Hebrew,
BateRu'e,
Rnaqp'alndia
Aicoek'sPorous,
GriRth'sAdh0sire,
Holloway arnic
g LINIAiENT5.
Mexican Mustang,
sarrsli'sArabia
Butle,'sNe,vsaud Bone, NJ
Hunts,
~ Hsyea's,
Tobtasisvene.is
Hows'B Marie and Bone,
Eeilingef'a, ~
+m Gardeners,
6srtine'sH orI
Merchandise
Cnerokee,
=,.-..=.. Jayne
AGUEREMEDiEs, ETC.
osgood 'sIudian coiog ogus,
Rosnrdis Tonic MixtGreI =mA
Smiths Tonic Syrup,
Wypkoop's Tonic,
Speeds FeDrifage,
Pegitsble FsOrifnge.
| go L02ESGES.
Shsrman's Cough and Wern,t
Bryan'sPuimoaic W.fars,
Locock's Pdimonic Waisrs.
HAIR PREPARATIONS,
Loystt'a Wahpere or Hair Gle
Barry't Tr!eophtroas,
Lyon's sashsfiop,
BDyie's Hyperion Fluid,
Phalon's HaitlrgigoratoT,
Ja5ns's flair Tonic,
Van Deussn'R Wanpene. =u
Northumberland Hair Tonic,l
Hsnel'sEsu Lnstfaie,
0liridge's Balm ofC6ldmbta,
hRdway's Cirssssiau Bnim.i
pANhCEAS.
SwAin's, Hourk's,
Cuilen'sIndisn Vegetable,
LongIay's Great Western. sing
OINTMENT AND SALyES,
Dslley's Magical Pain xtraotor,
Professor dolloway'sOintmsn
N3Aliistar's all-Healing,
Brooxs's Magic saive, Pryor'ePi
gray's, Harnson'a Specific,
Trask'sAlagnetic, Jddkin's,
MISUNDERSTANDING Russls,
OILS.
Ruhhton'sCod LiverOll,
McNair'sAcoustic ,ScarPa's do,
British, Haflssrn. :
BITTERs,
Mofat'a PhRni1. filnse'shromsi
WOLFE'S ARuMATl
| Eg Dflggists and Merchants
contained IN the above estniagi
caiiing or sending their ord srs 8
extensive assortment Oh GENT
United States ,snd ttho iowss
| }. w
~ GENUINE 1
ma NJ I
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SLAVE DEPOT, LEG COMMON q eS>
spkEEf-Ihe padersigasd has on hana aad viii
teptsncs, a foil assortment of SLAVES copssng 9 M
1lECllANItS OF s descriptions, HOUSE EltF
~,
HAVING sated The tarse.ftory dwelling No. 1855 cammon
street,
thSI Slaves city,
- Particular attention will be paid 10 Slavs
THOMAS +. FRfSBY, Common street
r @ II L c q
Fellows Co Crrry cSa Co Richard Beck;
]. E.C 5eks % Il
n B.-rhe HIS HEST CASH PRICES paid for likely YOUNG
NEGROES. 1870 s- moi l.,
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MISCELLANEOUS
ST. CHARLES INSTITUTE. s...
SITUATED at 9reenvile Garroon. Jefferson Parish
La, conducted by Madame G. MACE.
FEyHIS INSTITTTTTDN alroodr .,hlr

H. known to the public having great of
Fety MADAME MACE hns found extend the
and require
sn Of aG q this seer purchase the
this oact spacious school large lofty aud airy dormos
with other slessutial additions the buildings have ia
their
directed TO the health ort and pupils
Ihe improve the delightful
lion the Iedsnss suhen.y remote em the city from
daily attendance OF the Professors
security successful sua thu Charles Institute The conr
OF instruction all
pess English and French Education and
Of Madame MIR.
ladies from rance and the North who rede prnu-
nen.y in the Institution.
Tbs English departments tho experienced talented
recton of Professor aEtHApQ, who ia
tte aquiremeni both
the exercises performed every day Engs French
being about there French
nnvety learn by association
For the department Auc distinguished Professor
every effort accom-
piishment
rom the to bo procured At tas es h pnpr
iaah invited
ahmtn On Saturdays and Sundays in order sy themselves
10 he ar range piepts. ap96s
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LUTHER HOMES,
FOUNDRY AND ORNAMENTAL WORI

Corner Of Beton and Enphrosfne streets
Ads- Office, No. loo St. Charles street
eTwO doors from the St. Charles Thaasr)
7SB MANUFACTURER of the latest and most
Bridges.
Gld all kinds u CAST AND BROUGHT ORR Tor BaiIdips
PlrfoseR
9 Rhinga Castings Guard Boxes sash Weights vntia-
sale OLD STAND, Charles stTeet
ols
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ENOR RENT-Until 14th October, 1856, 4ss
the Building Iatsly Company Me- &k
49, Situated on Dorsere street, between Canal and
Streets. Apply, the City Hall,.o
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FNNHE ARRIYAL OF DR. SHERIDAN

FENHE ARRIVAL OF DIR. SHERIDAN IN
a. .hia city or tina seend Stephens Hospital
city Of Dublin He daily performing his rsAor
10 bn1-
cure eaefs without the q: Instruments and
h sefoui from 81 IS Persons troubled
VII 90 TO Pr and get teiIorsd 10 b. troubled again.
Iles cured pies Or blind piles outward piles
state pains
aterasnce Dr.. s. will restore good ID bald
Secret Diseases cared the Attendance, loss
time The patient ADVICE grAt Persons ia the olny
Landed TO- stating Exactly the ss.e they fein.
Dr. Sheridan his day book persons reference
ms cures TINS city and ST. Louis hundreds
reatpred 10 sight Dr. s. slows
allowed the Doctor restoring btua
Dr. 3 can be seen as his efee Az tt aP. Nj,
Of Am Nh sssra
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VI flCE w TEE MARYLAND CONSOLIDATED LOTTERIES
. BALTMcHE, Maryland, aDth June, 1856.
a FAUT1ON.-LoTrERY ERAuDs.--Ihe Com
of the Maryland State his duty
The public asaiass tas ad circulate
mat and fraudulent Lottery Schemes
agents for the sale OF ekots Shch wholly cious.
me pnls Legal Lotteries Maryland those drawn daily
M experiment OF the Commissioner
State under the Consultation, approve ny
schemes and attend 10 tie drawings
M he ckets IN hsse Lot cries aud all certificates Of
tickets nave ths autographed g. Brennan
Agent o the Corsetor ce the MARYLAND
teries, Baltimore, Rid All others fraud 4ant.
Any nmato the Husct LOTTERIES manner IN which
ihsy drawn, will BY !dreng
o4iy Y. Y. Brennan, BAtI,sors Md
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THINK n UNE0UALED.

THINK II UNEQuALED.
TENHE FOLLOWING LETTER is from one of
z the oldest repetta whoe,als drps
ety OF their
The virtue Of 3. A. Fahnss stock vefmifugs:
AkSSktS, Il. A FAftSks ftCk Pittsburgh,
ssusemen Hssng for many aold Justly eaiebraed
feAe, take adding regarding
norris efsctual remedy IA remedy This
eas leln children aud adults think 1t uneauaed
acquired itself popular far similar pspa-
taiou with N-ish ulttrd. REED, CUTLER CO.
Sold principal dtusgistR country
merchants throughout ths uuifad ShstH. nal d5 Vim
NPOOTS, SHOES AND HATS.-We have lust
M per Mary Ward and North america, pon
did thiHg il oar e which ws will sell
nOiatiGg
Plaasrt oriers parea W attended to.
NEWHALL VALENTINE CO..
ms SIS ami Comr1oa ntre e. e;
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u M TANEY, Wholesale Dealer In For
a. eyu Liquors, strset
Ssrehs keeps eonaan'ig sn good saGPiqs ORDER Nev
fofk Philadelphia Ae md Champagne Cds
bottles packed boxet csks pureha
sen Also imports Scotch Ale ana Landon Porter.
~ Promptand attention paid oil orders received.
TAI "
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FROM a5lh NOVEMBER TO Isl DECEMBER
1870 INCLUSIVE.
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w. H. GARLAND, Treasurer.
New Orleans, December 1s,; 1865.
Messrs. Giffen, Eager, Kelly, Hebrard and
Mcknight took their seats.
The following communication from the Sur
veyor was read, and, on motion, referred to the
Committee on Streets and Landings:
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be closed on Sundays, offered the following
report, which was read, the rules being sus-
pended;
The special committee appointed to consider The
memorial OF lel citizens of New Orleans praying that
in the farming out the revenues arising from coffee
house licenses, the Council provide Tor closing all
drinking establishments Sunday present the follow
ing report
II behooves all phanthropists and moral reformers
regard the means well as the end of their efforts.
The value and importance OF the end will not justify
the IL They be not legal practicable. and polite
The object of the best motives of the vaied phi
ianhrophy, is indeed often delayed and rendered
dlthent of attainment by that excessive zeal which
overeaps all considerations OF expediency and of The
collateral effects and consequences aud would trampe
ethics All good citizens desire temperance aud
morality prevailing in their midst and viii cheerfnliy
cooperate in such wise and udicious measures as
will promote That end But where is proposed to
violate established principles OF good government and
social order TO satisfy the demands an mptac ca.
bly, philanhrophy, there must indeed be conclusive
evidence OF certain beneficial 10 reconcile them
10 such departures from all Experience the danger and
nadequacy of measures of sumptuary character the
object OF which is 10 regulate, control and direct
| personal habits of citizens The argument against
such legislation has never been answered, viz: that
The habits Of can only be efficiently controlled by
| public opinion and sentiment That must be purified
| before you reform the customs and habit. of n
people Such publication be effected by leris-
aiion based on principle offensive 10 the sense of
personal freedom, which prevails in Ibis, more than
| any oher ceuntrst
fhere is indeed feeling OF restless hostility and
defiance of such niererienees, which produces reac
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WOLFE'S AROMATIC SCHEIDAM SCISApps
E psgsts and Merchants and all ders the Articles
contained The will slyantaye y
calling sending heirodsrs 81 oSn5 Tx NJ
extensive assortment Oh GENUINE PATENT MEDICINES in ia
United Slater rshd at tho loves Plaase addreaa "
j. WRIGHT IL co,
prat isi ttS.t.e Atth.1uu5E,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1855-11-01

MAEELBILING THE SURFACE OF SroNE.-J.
Claudot, If PaIs, has obtained a patent for
covering the surface Of common stone or plas
ter "f Paris figures with a coating of marble
as follows: He lays upon tho surface of the
stone successive coats of milk Of lime, allow
ing each to dry before the other is put on
When these costs have attained to q proper
thickness, lie smooths them until the surface
resembles marble in briliarcy. Carbouic
aoid - then thrown upon thU outer surface,
EHen Il becomes real marble. The milk OF
lime nay 0e colored go a.. 10 produce the ex-
act appearance Of vGrieg2ted marble.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1855-11-01
STAR.
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Sugs.,tsd upon visiting tbs Craze OF EMMA
THRREsA WAGNYR, rhoSs remains TspoSs IN
OK Hill Csmstsry, and over phieh Natures
faITeSt gifts IUsTs strst1H IN Tteh ProJhs'on'
One evening l stood by a sweet little grave,
Over which grew the purest ana brightest OF
And tie rose. and the lily, and violet gave
Their beauty and fragrance to brighten the
scene.
And while I stood musing in half utter'd thought
Ger this mound oy the hill side, all silent, In
wondered what hand Of affection had brought
Those flow rets, to shed, there, their sweetest
perfume
And in language as soft "a the murmurs at ev'n,
of WaVelets that z low on a moon Zig nteo SEQ
W hsn their e noes are dying away into heav II
sweet little rose bud thus whispered 10 me:
"A how're; unfolded its petals at nom,
And DER the glad earth shed delicious perfumes
A, eve all It's beauty and fragrance had gone,
And ave come, with my dew drops, TO weep
Ger the tomb"
And / (said sweet little violet that waved
It's aznre-hued wings in the evenings son
I've come, gentle vigils to keep DER the grave,
For . paiT Of b!Hs eyes are slsspin. beneath.
oAias (said the lily, all dropping and pale)
That the loved and the beautiful soonest decay
She was pure as the snowflake that whitens the
gale,
And bright as tie glances that melt it away"
JUST t,en On soft p.nions a zephyr hew by,
And Parted the green boughs that rustled above
And 'noonbeam came down from its home In
the sky,
And shone DER the spot like spirit Of love.
And while It yet linger heard this soft breath
lag:
GIVE come sister spirit 10 bear thee away;
Where angels garland of glory are wreathing.
And tuning their haTps for welcome to thee
Oh then what song OF rejoicing was poured
By that bright little band, on the soft breath Of
even;
As the twin.sPirits plumed their glad pihions and
sCsred,
Like birds, homeward bound, to their own Ia
tive Heaven.
Sweet spirit thourt gone twas their joy-bu
dened s:-ain)
To that land where saint immortal thou'lt
reign;
But each evening when moonbeams are gemming
the lea.
Our fragrance shall rise, like sweet incense to
thee" A. Nj. N.
WAsHISGTON, 1855.