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For Baltimore,
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A ri Observation-Disclosures, Sculpture,
n and Painting by James Jackson Jarves,
author Of History Of the Sandwich Islands, &c.
Price 81 25
Waikna, or Adventures on the Mosquito
Shore, sixty engravings, by Samuel A. Bard.
81 25
The Heiress Of Haughton, or the Mothers
Secret. by the author of Aubrey Castle, Avon &c.
Price 371 cents.
Just published and for sale at
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July 81 Bookstore, near Ninth street.
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KIRKWOOD HOUSE.
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]. II. 81 A. w. HARDWOOD.
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NEW BOOks.-The Heiress of Haughton,
IN or the Mothers Secret a novel, by the au-
thor Of Emily Wyndham,n "Ravensclif," &c.
Price 371 cents.
WAIKNA, or Adventures on the Mosquito
Shore, by Samuel A. Bard, with sixty illustrations
Price 81 SIS.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Sculpture, and
Painting, by James Jackson Jarvis. Price 81 IS
Just received.
r. FARNHAM,
Corner Pennsylvania avenue and l lth street.
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onener."
nsy- The California Mail Steamers sail from
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MORNING GOWNs.-A large and tin
lNl assortment, AT all prices for sale by
WALL 81 STEPHE EMS
From the Baltimore Sun Of Yesterday
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Nay- The California Mail Steamers sail from
New York on the 9Th and Goth Of each month.
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GotaI anO DersOnal.

The Capitol Dome Workmen are now en-
gagged in removing this umbrella-shaped attach
menl 10 the National Council House. Its place,
il is we'll known, is 10 be supplied with one con-
sructed of iron, of far taller aud of graceful pro-
portions but at what period is uncertain, as the
appropriation of one hundred thousand dollars,
made during the last Congress, is not sufficient
for that purpose. Persons visiting the rotundo
cannot but be impressed with the difficulty and
importance OF The process of removal and the Sc
we're labor attending that service, for which the
preparations are extensive and the machinery
massive, and apparently safe for the mechanics
and laborers thus employed. The dome is TO DO
demolished as far down as the interior cornice,
preliminary 10 which waterproof temporary
roofing is in the course Of erection.
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A PHOTOGRAPHY OF A JOURNEY
IA man Printer--The Workngman's Way in
the World, being the Autobiography ola Journey
man Printer.
Classic and Historic Patriots, by James Bruce.
Just published and for sale at
TAYLOR ~ MAURY'S
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Pennsylvania AVENUE,
WASHINGTON CITY.
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Corner Of 11th street and Penn. avenue.
Nov z
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Superintendent Of the Public Printing.
Sept 29-3taw9w
[Intelhgencer. Union, and Evening Star, 3taw9w.
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WASHINGTON CRY, April 10, 1855.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1855-08-09
, Ranisser. Bsrbarin. Bartlett

Yeas-Messrs Banisser, Barbarin, Bartlette,
Remit. Bouny, Chambers, Gitfen, Guyol, Long
and Thaycrio
NAYS Messrs Bridge, Chiapella, Ducros,
Rsssoirsd THAT the Assistant City Attorney be and
he Is hereby authorized in all when he shall be
satisfied by proper evidence that the persons against
whom Judgments have been rendered in favor Of The
city for not the of property assessed
10 Them, TO cause said judgments 10 be cancelled and
that he be required 10 keep record of all such
which shal be presented 10 the Treasurer together
with the reports OF collection. ts,
Mr. Eager moved to go into an election Of
President pro tenn Of this Board. Carried.
Mr. Gerard Stith was nominated and declared
unanimously elected President pro TEN. of the
Board of Assistant Aldermen.
On motion, the Board adjourned till Tuesday
next. the 14til inst, at O'clock P. NJ.
JAMES A. HOPKINS. Secretary
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BOARD OF ASSISTANT ALDERMEN

TUESDAY, August Z, 1856.
The Board met pursuant to adjournment
Z MI. Stith was called to the Chair.
Tho roll being called, the following members
answered to their names, to-wit:
Messrs Banister, Barbarin, Bartlette, BENT
Bouny, Bridge, Chambers, Ghiapella, Eager,
Guyol, Giffen, Howell, Kawlins, Stith ana
Thayer--15. ,.s
The reading Of the journal was dispensed
with
!, surer was VAS on motion, referred to the Finance
Committee:
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At TIE day. when physeans estimate
tona at value ohal beats spring the very
necessarily Offices decided The ed-
seniy Thy cannot but the fsuugnons spDg
all he artificial hitherto prescribed whether
the C q podsrs pills or liquids Artificial Preparations
their operation hy much SLOW furnished by
especially when the latter are dissolved
frequently Of cohesive character that they ass
through The Digestive into tbs canal without
ing effect follows hn that chaybsa spring rich il
Ion a the refer To- must be powerful auxiliary in the
ditsa will in the end employed Faculty
eli caseH IN whhS Administered.
The that especially affect ron ouch nuiga yellow
ocysaae polaes gold etc. stan
tansoual Of this uon. The sub
pAiAy und mineral springs OF this knd
smal popora The springs coas speak, of little
solution Of Oonhte irou Few fsrruginau springs, either
Eufop be with either oil
of for the pnucy mineral products
ilnau ANA a.Satarr nntAfn
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73nh." A1.h..- =,
large quantity of alcalins bi-carbonas nno mira
wit: 66sO
per pint, or l9rammes per ltre. - " s1aa
For the prnce OF salt ledine porcspbs only in gallons
of water, -5.yl
the ma proportion they contain of the sulphate Of
roda and chloridso of sodium 'f W
For the Pnaence Of sapsts Of maEneai small proper
ton. spngs the United States contain TIN sst
For the to absence OF chloride Of caciumA salt at ono mos
nexiouB and disagreeabe in mineral spfines, " ~ Os'
Al yichy Springs extremely analogous Ia M
ychy Springs France, il 70 be physicians will
prescribe br all those which the Vicby
employed aud viii obtain signal These waters
quite pleasant 70 tns lasts they stimulate the digestive
wheat disturbing Or overlooking the stomach rny nkaiEs
TIE humo RAP y All tie seceons which had rk.d bv
acidty alkaline pescns who for savars
daye drank freely Of the werd Tie
csry Ropertiea thcse celebrated Fc6y
SULPHUR SPRING.
This spring isy similar composition to that la Chapes
weser contsns larger Iatiye proportnn os
btcarbonae Of sea than the European spring - 49, " sac
AsAIysIs following the ngredienta contained in an Epy
ISL pint lwne fnD:
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Louisiana Mutual Insurance Co1npany O
n..lr

STATE OF LOUISIANA
a. Parish Of oreAns, City New Orleans(
reembered that the March, 1856 before me- the
Just the Peec
soaAy Charss Briggs Prasiden
ay Louisiana Mutual reaR
wo, according that he sboyv
and transcript books OF
said Company. I HhhlkS BRIGGS. sdsnt.
II. r. JAhSIER, Secretary,
sWonto and subacrbed before this oath March, 1885,
G. ". JONTE,
Second Juatiee Of the Peace for orcan.
The Beard Trustees declared twenty per Gems
ending 18TH 1885 for
certificates Will DIV Of inns
the Company continue insure asanas the per e
and damage by
oHice, southeast Of Camp Matches
CHARLES BRIGGS, President.
a. GARBTERE, Vice Prsaidsnt.
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~ NIt;KERBOGEER PATENT COOKIE @
IN EAEsEss-FIRSSPRkGIgA

PRICE & COUL0N, flumbers, 1o7 foJ lras
est New na ptara tbsrfsispas Rad She cubic
In g'nen hhsthsy tai as ahey sofIgss u al s stes4
BATHS aLisEt ana sENcit WATER EL05gIe,
WASH "a No F0bHTAlhs, BAhgs fAuGETs q all kieas,
COOKING IA Ggs, sAADEE HOSE, HYDRAULIC RAHSt
yoRsE LIFT Ard Yer euIPs f.tgs .hs ssyIs;
LEAD PIFEs Of rtioa; PIG sud bHEET LEAD
BLOCK TIN awasa on Fsts 9tfip sud sEEAMspA1 WORK
patt repaHedrt ts shortest uOtice. apI0
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seLADoN SPRINGS, ALA.-The pro- -,

AR pfeson hee delightful hinsia SPRING. ttqa ed EaaM
in healthy region Of ping woods four miles west OF the
Of oe leaving for health psasure during
completed additional
and CONTEMPLATED and prepared
sitora superior They peage themselves
nothing shall be wanting their part TO make
these Springs the most agreeable .g..
They the of these waters, duly Analysed by
lessor Riddeli,of the University OF LOUISIANA
The Alkaline Sulphur Spring contains in parts
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MISCELLANEOUS.
COLE M a MS
vx7HERE are made Mills of the varior,

sizes snd capacity adae,od Steam, fos Pow
hundred live dolinr1
grnduz three eiIy ths to the hsn according nv
diameter Of Burr power apollo aud tine velocity given.
bspc Southern Invention, as wall As Snuhrrn Aape
afo Of their excellence sonss in
caang popularity extensive sale, aud this large capital employed
their manufacture. r
approved plan, for boiling corn meal buck a.
mp encourage hnps n
better purchasing Of the undengned than by depending
hsif Northern raps for grinding.
following will the prices Of the various sized Ma
ihs ciraci each put in accordanee with printed
items sent with eArh mill. -.
ia inch Burr price MOO Double GaAei siaS Capacity 10
bushels tho hour Velocity from $50 70 800 revelations p
minute, Baud a inckeB wide.
is ueh Burr rce ans. Double Geaod 8ao Capacity from!
hour, Vsocom 2s9 to 500 revolutions Dnu
band inehes wide. ..,
ss Incl are my purposes
9 inch Burr si2 Double aoArod ste0 Capacity In
10 busbes Velocity from 400 to 500 soltou po
minute. Band 8 inches vide.
ii inch Brrt price 5000 Capacity from "a to IS buAhs tina
hour Velocity s10 TO o. foyonnR Band wide
"a inch Burr pe 1850, Cnpany o u TO 40 shells tho hour
Getty 400 500 revolutions. Band heses @de.
sanb Caaei from ~ 70 % buhss the
valocty revclGiieesp miaae Band uchea vide
Is Bu price $500 Capacity 40 TO 81 ua,ha % she hour
Velocity 35ga revolution minute nf 10 ncAss vide
The above ls leave eomplets n eyry Land
ready grinding attached appropriate per
printed sccompan5 the Mill All orders e the
actory mail aAlreaa willis Coleman,
hE viii meet with prompt attention and dispatch
Terms CASH; al Mla sol 9y guaranteed.
a33a&stol' s5 WILLIS COLEMAN. Patcnst and Proprietor
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OCEAN SPRINGS H0TEI. = This :.

~ Establishment open hummer season Tie s5s
adyantagea offered Seeker The
and the Sportsman well known to M
advertisement.
The Patrons Of the establishment every
ton Will paid by the Proprietor
! CoHHt furnish. - ~ M s
The ought to sntisry the most
Observation-Disclosures Ten PISS Pistol Gallery ing Fhipg al
ing, etc. Livery Stlhe
finished about the lat of June and veil Offering
e !" thpe who desire to enjoy ride drive
esins pLena and several new onea opened since LAST
osst = ~9 r'1iS
splendid Band Music In nv all
who desire 1t; aud Ball given oncs week. ' "
0an Springs being the heathe
ceas she Proprietor sactl share Of pab'ic patronage.
l.. INNINGS, Proprietor.
r. s. Connected with the Bat-roon stocked WIN The
choicest Wines and iq the Nav oleans market
Ocean Springs, MBs., May 93, 1855. mv4stf
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conclusion the undersigned respectfully ocs careful com
paon Of tbs Rnas Of the above Springs h hose Of
South. Sah examination be is satisfied will
as Invaluable the chronl.
iyli q CHARLES cULLuaI Proprietor
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OFFICIAL JOURN Ali
THE COMMON COUNCIL,
BOARD or ALDERMEN.
Tuesday, August Z, 1855

Tuesday, August I, 1896.
The Board met this day pursuant to adjourn
ment !,
Members present: Messrs Culbertson, pureA,
Dupre, Pride, Price and Prague--6.
Their being no quorum, the Board adjourned
to Thursday, the 9Th inst, at 6 O'Clock Z. M.
CHAS. claiborne, Secretary.
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pyeslng the subject Dr. Riddel "of hose poin which
may bs said yet udce safely atbu these
waters good efect OF dSPep Ii, where the sionorh
BY The and acton Of unheahy acid sereton
alkaline s bcar5onao of aoda anitss with and nsu
IN. nShsome acids Of tho stomach and ia doing this
oh portion d acid Fhch Ia anaient acid
psrSelA eooiDgEereshng exhr
Illuminating the rttaby of the stomach gout brought
on by Inc he acid dishssis, acting by virtue q the aka
cases OF gravel arises from the hic acid deposit
heing IN double wayHt sexual voyen by the
ott "a changing and overcoming the dathes by
which lhe habaai deposits induced hsso water
" value. named the the
Sn Vehs Spring prerae snss IA in ne bcssbonate
engh scroa 5roahocee And it svdsn tia the
the Badon DO mild aupsue for the ocina alkaline
cnrb9nnte, '
Spasous waters are nyaasbe many Diseases with
great esnent employed deaass supposed
power over ep poraAia scsbes tyrias herpes etc., used
formally and Internally recommended also In arrangements Of the
aud gout hssa Purposes Alkaline Sulphur Spring oaa
" pstierred, being aaphuEstted hydrogen.
estsnsEsy these waters at the present time that
almost add thai alkaline acuons beverage
they stand all this Southern section country And
though exeed of mineral maer they hardly yield to
III pleasant ana health bringing mineral water
opnou BY the exfaonln1fy cures which have
0oeh eneetsd by the uss OF Invaluable waters
Carriages In attendance all times
s,ay. W 'T' -'
CONNER & wooTEN, Proprietora
pfopiietos beg append tho following ecommenia
yaiasi
We the undersigned from experience with qualities
me waters as BLADON STRINGS bah, eheer
u unite giving opinion favor tho valuable pro-
pssS Therein The benehal effects resulting the
uso Of thsn nhammstonB of
canal in the Arsulhr chronic rheumatism
9aasi peculiar chonie Of the skin In hillary
IN OF dasasea OF the
v {. 4. LAMBERT, D.. Mr.
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DRUGS, MEDICINES.

n WRIGHT & CO.'S CATALOGUE OF
% GENUINE AND POPULAR FAMILY MEDICINES, which
offer supply Druggists aud Dealers at ProPesora lowe
wholesale priess.
f General Depot and Special Agency ISL chsrtressee
riar.ui L.
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H. P. JAEYIER, Secretary.
New QFleann, March q, 1855.

Fire, River and Marine Insurance.
PROVINCIAL INSURANCE COMPANY
OF TORONTO, @. ".
cAFITAL E5oo ag0 600
EDTp. g. 0'BRss Secretary. A. HI. CLARK PrggiIgnt
BRANCH OFFICE. No. 4S Camp at, New 1rlaaua.
~ Tia underagned are
psfilso aud
yFIRE. atthscurssuhateso premium.
BENJAMIN FLOR AH.E, Agent
nStv co. HARMON DIANE. Asstsfant Agent.
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sTATE OF LOUISIANA,
Parrish u Orleans City Of rev Orlsans.}
4 ahAs tho ieth January 1855, before
AJ appeared Brother President
he being auy aRon according 10 2 aad shat ths
OF the said Company. A. BROTHER, President,
Jas, u. WHEELER, Secretary,
and subscribed before
C.F,1oNTE, Second Juatice Of the Peace
ofshs Parrish Of orisans.
Ths oaldoi
nesh en- neouanang holders thereof
sr MONDAY
rusrs
Tho Board OF
for The ending thu sOh December 1854 placed
the credit OF contingent account.
This peril
danss sire al
oHee, No. 70 csmpatToOt,
++t5E ALKxANDER BROTHER, rrsrdsnt.
- JOHN n. 9HAW ,Viss President.
gAkHb H. WsEHhha, Secretary,
Now 0HlSaus, January ls,lss5.
TaUsTEEsf
IohnB. Shaw. Il. Levy. ". L.LAniat,
Geo. w. west 4. May Phillip A, Shaw,
Richard Lloyd, John II. Owen s. Ds9ipseF,
EiilSh Peae !ohn fis! Robert Dyss, Si2a1sf
i.e.Harrison. Rsfus Mchenny w. H. Avery,
Joseph Hoy, j.. 9.CockRi H. W. SIDE,
! LtC.lufey, !. A. DoagheIty, John Rodenhufg,
:. o. Nelson, Isaac II. StapGer, ". H.LotehloTa
Franklin Shas, Dessemmes, .K,GouyersS
VIC, femPkins John c. Goodrich, ]. Eager,
LDyC WOea, s. b. Curry. je70
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MELLOW METAL.-MuNrZ's GENUINE Pa
n TENT METAL BY Inventor, G F, bIunz
the French Visits Works. Rbsb England. complete
ment always on hand and for ss,e by
C. b. RAYMQei n Co % Cliff street, New York.
js2t Sole Agents 10 Munta's Patent Metals,
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Mr.. CutLu; Dear SiI have reyeiyed the
by Mr. Avequ Of your Springs which reauesed Won Z.
in Euops are yery ~ hs
Of mineral Ingredients they cenan Kupw of mo
Spring hs connttv Of equal strength and the
Springs have parallel exeept the Badon Syringe which are NOT
quite strong.
The great Of these all Chronic Diseases IL a.
Dgsve he quesoned aud sea
Very respectfully yours, sic., JIG MOTT NM
invads tho proprietor pledges himaelf paricuarv that M
exeen part will be wanting make them .d
conteated. ..-.
Analysis the following Springs made by Mr. j. B. Ave
qui Of Neg oeana gentleman whose reputation as sertSc
Chemist ranks ongat the hgneht only this country I'M
ALABAMA yIeHY SpRINe
Proportions the several Hnbancss Contained in nm
lish pint, or the dghth part OF gallon " " eng
Carbonc Ach-mereiy noted Grsipa Tr,v uv,;,b.
Auhydrous bfCathonats Of Soda. "'isn'-
Auh1drtus HGarhonate of Poiass. ,,....... fs.l75
IThe Poa very email proportion eomnarsJ wi,s
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HOTELS, RESTAURANTS.
Arcade Hotel,
Magazine street, between Gravier and Natchs |,
E, 8, MORSE ProDretor

1s@S5 ah1ut HLIdUIi bbLRSbn ETaV1Hf and Nltcl0 p
r. B. MORSE, Proprietor.
81 The patrons an
the public generally ht his well popular
mas bsen renovated during the
Sd ne y furnished Throughout extension Of has
ing which will snnba him la,ger number
customers than tast winter
No spared by the
tbs
and every exsnon WI made himself assistants
soonIn OF his gassa not only comfortable out agreeable
One attached thia hotel
be had almost all houTB. OIL pIv
NE URPHT'S HOTEL, RESTAU- a
~ A. 9ASf AND OYSTER SALOON, Nos. 80 and safsEAA !
100 ST. Charles rscoption All
visitors FISH, GAME and all DELEGATES Of lhe
seaon served in the most style
hours just recsivsd, lot Of line OYSTERS aa
d9tf ftfrHARD MURPHY
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woLEE's AROMATIC sCHEIDAM ScHNAPps,
- Drnggists Merchants all dealers the articles
above Will md TO the
calling sending their orders above where will
extensive assortment OF GENUNE PATENT MEDICINES In the
unltad State and At .hs lowest Please address
y, WRIGHT d 90. I
-....-. GENUINE MEDlCIFE WAREHOUSE.
na4H No.15l ChsrrsR strsst NewOrlssns, La,
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THE SPRINGS.
nuLLuM,S SPRINGS. runnrAw ca ]

a SULLUM'S SPRINGS, CHoCrAw Co., ~
si s aiss : ssa d.. %s. yes.
H. s. 'sss
sss i IL syis
sspssienss l ss asnaTa@sS
n rsS ssp SG q s s md II
s Y % sad o The gsa
Aleys he he The cotrgss are ali
made which safe md comodous light
s s'9S s s s ny bo hS week 2 he landing
Mobile and ORG R ha can dc
h s: 5 sos sIBss 4 Nozzle a sss As
making daily po TO and from the srrnss The lo to
A. 10 The curative Of the wse,s thew have M.
PASSED sho mort ,snse ~ Of the proprietor
p. ssPs s ~. sa ss.. s BE- ss
Known 70 ns nSs a naye effected many Of obstinate
and sss' The yaa's Ct
which he kinds viii b Sensa sip'' OF diseases
CERTIFICATES.
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