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Thibodaux minerva. [volume] (Thibodaux, La.) 18??-1858, 1856-02-09
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JUDICIAL ADVERTISEMENTS attent;o.
Administrators OF Estates, as well as defepda...l
IN Judicial processes, is invited to the fo,l0".h@
section of law passed at the last session wing
Legislature: u 'he
AN Act relative to Judicial Advertisements
SEC. 2. Be it further enacted, That when there
more newspapers published in the Parish whera TWO Or
in the judicial process shall have the RIGHT Of sea
newspapers in which said advertisement is to be hs
vided said selection he made within three days after RIO
tce of such proceedings the seizure made un, e no.
cess and if the Defendant neglect select then ,h pro-
tiff shall have the right to do so. VAC PAIN
~ Nous appellons l'attention DIES Admnis..
teurs DIES SUGGESTIONS la oi ci-dessons CIV; "a.
passe la dernere session dc Ia Legislature 'e
titulee ILL.,
ACTE rclatif aux Avis Judiciaux.
SEC . II est de plus decrete Que lorsqu'i So r,,u.
deux gaZettes plus de deux dams la Paroisse u'efa
les dtes Procedures font on dams laauee In aquene
dot avoir itu !e defendeur au process aura e 'ente
choisir la gazette Oh PAWS devra e.re public ae
choix en- soft fai: dams lie deai de jours anu qu
reGu la notice de Porire Judcaire OH de Ia s, asoir
du dit ordre; 81 lie defendeur pevf I ae en-
choic, aors lie pagnant aura lie rot de ars ae son
Succession de II. II. Hiuiom,
ETAT DE LA LOUISIANE.-Cour J., ~.
~ quieme District, Paroisse de Lafourche ~ 'm'
ATTEspu: que j. PERKINS, de Ia dite paroi,,. A.
dite Cour compe lrovisoire de son Admini,tr.
mantlant quill soft approuyee. ""on' De-
I'm consequence outes personnes qu pourraeDt aro a
objections dit compte par les prrsent ae'
les deduire a Grefer de la dite Cour son bureau d
Ia vile de Thibodaux, dams les trente ours ou
premiere publication de Get avis simon dit compte
corde ct contirme scion la loi ~
- Iemoin ma main ct lie sceau de Ia dite Con, ..
pXS429 Decembre, mil-huit cent cinquante-cna ''
- l4-otl H. s. ALLAN, Grenser
Estate Of H. H. Williams
GTATE OF LOUlSIANA.-Fifth Judicial NJ
~ trict Court, parish Of Lafourche.
WHEREAS, j. s. PERKINS, Of the said parish, A,
mnistrator of said Estate, has rendered provisions. A.
count of his Administration with the Clerk OF said C
praying that it may be homologated, ''
Therefore, all persons are hereby warned and notified n
file their objections, if any they have to said aeco
with the Clerk of said Court his office in the ovr
Thibodaux in thirty days after the first publication hs,.o
or the said account will be confirmed in due course o.v
Witness my hand and the seal Of said Court III.
R Goth day Of Decor thousand eight hundred .nd
49, hfty-fve. [45t] L. s. ALLAN Cy.rk.
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r EMONADE.-A few dozen "Concentrated
IL Lemonade, fine article for the season. for sale by
sepI B. r. HOLDEN.
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Horse for Sale.

A VALUABLE Harness and Saddle HORSE
L "A fully guaranteed in every respect. Apply ~
to [janl2-nl J.F. THOMPSON. ~
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WASHINGTON HOTEL,

NESSRS BESSE BROTHERS HAV- I'll:
1Nl ing recently taken charge of the allow. &zsi&
extensive establishment, situate at Napoeonve parish
Assumption promise their friends and the travelling public
that they wspare pains or exertions on their part to
render of the most desirable in the country Their
table will be supplied at all times with every elcacy that
the marketand surrounding country affords Travellers
ertaned all hours othe day the shortest Their
charges moderate liberal patronageis solicited jan7
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r D ERICK H. KNAPP,
Dental 50 5uracon,

l1j., Canal ST., New Orleans, 1876.
III ANlNG had more than twenty years experience
in his profession desires only the patronage of such
persons wish their operations performed in the highest
degree of perection and wiling pay fair rcnumer
ton for the time which is devoted to them Ia regard
to price he offer competition with quacks; but i'll
regard the beauty and durability Of his operations he will
challenge comparison (5O-1y.
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Neu ORLEANS advertisements.
Hall, IsotId, ~ Putnam,

Hall, Rotld, ~ Putnam
| & UGAR AND COTTON FACTORS, and Gen
eraI Commission Merchants, No Customhouse street
between Old Levee and Charities, New Orleans. octlS-ly
E. OLLIV e R,
DRY GOODS, ETC
~ No. 10 Douane street, between Charities and Ievee,
sep29-1y* VEN ORLEANS.
Pearl River Lumber Yard.
THE UNDERSIGNED having steam Saw
i Mill on Pearl River, also Lumber Yard, at the corner
of Calopc and Howard streets New Orleans Would
pectfuy inform the public that they prepared to furnish
the hest quality Of yellow Pine Lumber sawed to ORDER
otherwise the shortest notice, which be shipped to
any point on the Opelousas Railroad by Steamboat.
For further particulars apply to b. Ragan ThbodauX,
sepsg6m ~ W. W. CARRIE & co.
THE LARGEST AND BEST ASSORTMENT OF FASHION
ABLE CLOTHING IN NEW ORLEANS.
One Price store.
STRANGERS AND CITIZENS in want of good
- Clothing should visit the Mammoth Establishments
ALFRED MONROE a. CO.,
81 laga=ine corner Of Grdnier street. Netc orleans.
Where may be found the most extensive assortment of
WELL MADE CLOTHING IN THE WORLD.
- All sizes for Men and Boys. No deviation from
marked prices. dec9ly.
THE BEST INDIA RUBBER GOODS
IN TIE WORLD
are manufactured by the UNION INDIA RUBBER COM
P.ANl Of New York
Alfred Monroe Is Co.,
No 81 -Ntqasiae street, Neec orleans.
Agents in New Orleans for the sale of Goods man
uactured by this Company where be found every
ticle in that line, wholesale and retail.
81 Dealers supplied at manufacturers prices.
If after the purchase of an article, any dissatisfaction
arises it may be returned and the money will be cheerfuly
refunded
ss Statesmen speak the French and English languages.
Dec 9, ". ALFRED MUNROE & Co.
JED'H WATERMAN. CHAs. N. WATERMAN
j. WATERMAN 6 BROTHER,
HARDWARE MERCHANTS,
Corner Of Common and Magazine streets, ~ Orleans
HAVE ON HAND and are daily @A
i l. receiving by foreign and domestic
rivals, general assortment Of articles, COM
prisng in part as follows:
Hardware, Cutlery, &C.,
Iron, Steel, Nails Rope,
Axes, Chains. scythes,
Carpenters Tools complete
Cooper's Tools,
Anvs Vices, Bellows,
Stock and Dies, Screwplates.
Garden Engines, Pumps,
Ploughs, Hay Cutters, Corn Shelters,
Agricultural Implements
Mill, Crosscut and Pit Saws,
Ok Yokes, Bows, Singetrees,
Turning Lathes,
Corr Corn Mills, Cob crusherr,
Hoes, IIames Shovels and Spades s.
Andirons, Fenders Shovel and Tongs,
Copper and Iron Coal Holds,
Single and double barrel Guns
Coffee Heclas, Chatting Dishes,
Chinese Gongs, Iron Bedseads,
Britannia and Plated Ware.
Meat Cutters Sausage Suffers,
Stock Kettles Portable FORCES,
novl1-f Seines, Fishing Tackles, &C., &c.
LIONEL c. LEVY. HENRY NJ SUMMERS
LEVY & SUMMERS,
SUGAR, COTTON, AND TOBACCO FACTORS,
~ and Commission Merchants,
Jelly No. 80 CAMP STREET, NEW ORLEANS.
A. F. COCHRAN & HALL
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Gbibo6aaK Mefbanies, ST.

Saddle and Harness Making.
VIE UNDERSIGNED, for the last ten years
II permanently located in Thibodaux, takes plea Tn
sure IN stating to his old patrons and the public EA
generally that having recently secured the SER
wees Of thoroughly finished workman now prepared
70 execute with neatness and despatch every variety
work IN his line; such as S,ddles Brides Martingaes
sirslngles Grhs Cuppers, Harness, double and Single
ec at the very lowest prices The public are res
pecuuli7 invited to call and examine his stock.
,~ LOUIS LANGMAN,
loOnl -rrt Corner Of st. Philip and Bridget sts
FURNITURE, ETC.-THE SUBSCRIBER
mas permanently located in Thbodanx for the purpose
OF carrying on the Cabinet Business and will always have
large stock Of Furniture hand Also Looking Glasses
Oocks Mantle Ornaments, etc., etc. Prices ow-terms &C.
commodating. J. KLEIN
July J4-6n. St. Philip head Of Market Stree,
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SUGAR AND COTTON FACTORS, and Gen
eraI Commission Merchants No. Customhouse street
between Old Levee and Chartres New Orleans. octl3-ly
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So GEORGE H. vINTEN

GEORGE HI. VINTEN,
DR1NTERS WAREHOUSE
L No. los, POYDRAE STREET,
Between Camp and st. Charles Streets,) ~
Presses Types Inks Paper Card Boards and furnishing
Of every description Purchasers at this establishment viii
have the advantage OF being able Extra Sorts,
from Nonpareil to Plea consisting Of Accents Fractions
Figures, Leaders, Quadrats and Spaces, [3o-3m.
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e. LLIV VIE r i,
Pearl River Lumber Yard.

HRY GOODS, ETC
~ No 10 Douane street, between Chartres and Levee,
sep29-1y* VEN ORLEANS.
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THIBODAUx TATERsALLs.

!; ! :::::
son street, (beow the Bank) formerly kept ~A-H-
by Jake Weber, and having furnished it with entire
stock of Horses Carriages Bugges, etc. prepared to
accommodate all who may favor him with their patronage
to any part of day night and
horses taken to Livery the most reasonable terms
share of the public patronage is solicited
Jan. H. 1855. JEROME R. VAN LEW.
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LIONEL G. LEVY. HENRY n. SUMMERS.
LEVY Is SUMMERS,
GUGAR, COTTON, AND TOBACCO FACTORS,
~ and Commission Merchants,
jelly No. 80 CAMP STREET, NEW ORLEANS.
A. F. COCHRAN & HALL,
X ROGERS
VI AND DEALERS IN FOREIGN FRUITS,
ap2S-tf No. So Gravier st., New Orleans
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Bf-Sulphite of Lime.
FTNHE UNDERSIGNED having established
L BI-SULPHITE OF LIME MANDATORY in the City
of New Orleans take pleasure in stating the Planters gen
eray that they prepared through the assistance of
experienced Chemist to furnish Superior Article.
az Office No. 10 Common street. New Orleans.
September f. 1S55.-tf. SMITH, MCLEOD & co.
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TilIbOtfaux and Railroad.
CARRIAGES, READY on the arrival of the
" Cars Distance Four Miles-Time, 20 to 80 Minutes.
FARE EaCH Wal .Oo SLS.
upon application to B. F. HOLDEN, Thibodaux.
Horses and Carriages.
LWAYSin readiness, Horsesand Carriages, for trips
n to Donaldsonve, Houma. or elsewhere, whenever
there is enough in number to Justify. Also stabng
for horses-and aconnected with the Franklin House,
by the proprietor B. F. HOLDEN.
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DIR. JAMES G.. AVER,
Practical and Analytical Chelnis''
LOWELL MASS.
pr;.s o. csnts nsr Box. Five Boxes for 81
SOLD RT
decoo BIANCHARD CAZENAyETTE, 4 W.
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JAMES Y. LINDSAY,
" AND DEALER IN WESTERLY PRODUCE
mh3 No. Ii Pnydras street, New Orleans.
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1856-03-08
STATE OF FEELING IN RUSSIA.

The following, which copy from the New York Jour
nal Of Commerce, will be read with interest
eve are in the receipt Of private Intelligence from ST.
Pe,esburgh ofa reliable character dated early last month";
which speaks in decided terms Of the surprise which
casoned In that city when It became known tina. the Austrian
propositions had been accepted by the Czsr basis for
peace negotiations. The first with
favor sny class Of society except the mercantile who
naturally reoiced at the prospect Of revival Of trade but
gradually the nobility have become reconclcd 10 the dec
ion Of Tho Emperor and peace now expected and sc
qoiesced in
The feeling Of hatred which reused against the Eng
ish the opening the still violent. Friendship
had long existed between the Russian snd the English
courts be severed with impunity The hostility OF France
will be forgotten bat many Russians who high
rank do hesitate say, England forgive
they will live In hopes Of taking revenge upon
her.
Russia suffered severely from the war, but les than
the western powers suppose The internal resources OF the
country been much developed within the past years
and world will that Russia stronger In every
particuar than she wss before the commenced"
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1856-03-08

The know nothing friends Of Mr. Fillmore will be re-
ieved when they learn from the Washington Organ tina,
their candidate ia likely be absorbed by the Pope
Rome but that he is there only 10 the probabe accept,
snee OF the couresies and cvies of the papa govern.
mento Yet must look little singular that the presi
Dental candidate Of the Popehaers is in Rome over
two days before he Is found Eat the Church Of the Jesuts
and appearing ITO enjoy the ceremonies as we'll others
II a< Ispai government should make something Of
lion Of him We would not be surprised II the kno-not-
logs shall on that account claim the Of the Catholics
for him for President Surely Il the Pope makes aon'
ofMr. Fillmore IN Rome M. Fillmore may make a oions
Of the Pope in America.
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1856-03-08
LATER FROM EUROPE.

The steamer Africa arrived at New York this afternoon
with Liverpool dates the 23d ultimothree days later
than the advces brought by the Atlantic. The political
news is not important The peace conference to have
assembled at Paris on the 25h Orders had been cent to
the Crmea from England for the recall of six thousand
troops; destination unknown.
We regret to state that the Africa brings dings Of
the long missing steamer Pacific.
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SENATOR TouCEY's REPLY TO SENATOR WILSON


No speech has been listened to with profound at
tenon and deeper interest during the present session OF
the Senate than that delivered by Mr.. Toucey the 9th
Instant in reply certain sona remarks of Mr. Wilson
We print il to-day, and the reader will find that whilst
digniied and staesmanke throughout yet that adj
ministers rebuke Mr. Wilson which, for caustic and
pointed severity is seldom equaled in senatorial discus
sions Every political sentiment uttered by Mr. Toucey
will meet hearty response in the bosoms OF all national
men, whether they live in the North the South He be-
longs the school of constitutional statesmen who speak
for locality section but for the whole Union he
has the moral courage 10 defy the sectional fanatcsm
which seeks crush every national at the NORTH and
denounee that t srtof political aboiitionsm which
wond array one section against another and the
try involved ia civil His speech throughout breathes
the spirit Of ncorupnble patriot and statesman
The administration has efficient supporter in the dis
charge of its responsible duteshe constitution and the
Union have 20 faithful and eloquent champion in the
Senate--tlmn Senator Toncey.
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A THRp CONTESTANT FoR TnE KANsAs sEAr

u now seems that the for the Kansas seat r-
angulaGeneral Whitfield claiming IL by virtue Of bis
certificate the dulyeleced delegates Governor Roeder
seeking TO Dust him by virtue Of the illegal election Of the
Topeka free-sate party and Mr. Delebay insisting that
Kansas Is sovereign State and that he Is its chosen rep
resentative Upon the same ground that Mr. Delebay
claims 10 be the Kansas representative ia the House we
take it for granted that Of the Topeka champions
will claim 10 be recognised entitled to seats In the
Senate.
u will not do 70 reject Mr. Delehays preensons MS too
absurd for consideration whilst those Of Governor Reeder
are entertained. They fully as weounded as are
those Of Governor Reedehey are both in con,raveuton
Of the laws Of Kansas and Of Congress
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1856-03-08

Hon. W. De Witt (sass the Boston Bee Of Thursday
lss5 representative in Congress from Massachusetts Is
quite sick with rheumatic fever and win probably be un-
able to leave home to occupy bis in Congress for the
present
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1856-03-08
THE SENATORIAL CONTEST IN CALIFORNIA.

Under date Of January 23d, the Sacramento CORES
pendent Of the New York Times writes as follows;
The day opened brilliantly spd beautifully, and the
bright called into the streets hundreds Of lovely
women, 10 the great joy Of mlliners snd shcpkeeper
Night coming space without any special excite
msnt when fash Of electricity from Sacramento set The
political world in blaze. The State senate, after several
votes sill demonstrating settled determination Of that body
10 elect United States senator this winter finally sdop'ed
resauonls TO 5postponing the election till Jsnusry
L. 1855 and motion 10 reconsider voted down. The
know pobings have been out generated and the battle
irretrevably lost The election Of United States sens
tors and of President enters tho contest and
there viii be gay time. III Dr. Gwln lives I'LL February
1857 he viii occupy his accustomed the democratic
side " the Senate chamber"
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lord C70readoa o NJ. CTamptoa.



sa As great msconcopton appears to prevail no, only
among the people Of the United States but also among
persons placed In high and responsible situations Ia the
government OF that country with regard to the true nature
Of the engagements into which Great Britain entered by
the Convention Of Washington Of April no. 1850 with
spect to her present and future relations with Mosquito
and the other nations OF Central America and that
conception u not Immediately corrected might lead 70
rious misunderstanding between Great Britain aud The
Omitted States think IL highly desirable that that quss-
ton should Without delay be @ npon ia right foot
ing by clear and distinct explanation OF the view which
her Mstys government takes Of H. and Of the conduc
which they intend to pursue rith regard TO IT.
The article CD in the treaty which treats Of this matter
runs thus "ttN
The governments Of Great Britain and the United
States hereby declare that neither the one nor the other
will obtain maintain for itself any exclusive con-
maintain any Notifications commanding tbe same
or in the vicinity thereof or occupy, fory, coonze
exercise any dominion Over Nicaragua Cos
Ia Rica the Mosquito coast any part Central Amer
ea win either make Of any protection which Ell
affords may afford, any alliance which either has
have with any State people for the purpose
of erecting maintaining any sueh Notifications or
occupying terrifying, or coloniznR Nicaragua Costa
Rca, the Mosquito coast any part OF Central Ameri-
of assuming exercising dominion over the same
To every stipulation contained ia this article her Msjc
tvs government win faithfully adhere They will neither
seek 10 obtain any exclusive contro the shipns IL
formed will they fertilization command
ing or in tho vicinity OF that canal will occupy or
ortify, colonize assume exercise dominion
over any part Of Central America will they make use
Nhicn thtN OF may nhord
alliance which they have may have 10 or with any
State people for the purpose Of occupying certifying
coonzing any part of Central America Of assuming or
exercising dominion the same
All these engagements Great Britain will reliqously
keep does doubt that they will be regousy kept
by The United States But Great Britain has nowhere in
the treaty Of April 1880 reuoupced ever had any in
enon rcnounce the full and absolute right which she
possesses her lawful territories in Central Amer.
such that designation distinctly understood and
declared by the negoaors Of the treaty nor has Great
Britain renowned by the treaty the protection which she
has sr centuries past afforded and still affords the Mos
quito territory With view relieve the question Of the
Mosquito territory Of whatever there may be Of indefinite
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COMMERCIAL ADylcEs FROM GERMANY.

gentleman in Frankfort, Germany, writes TO cor.
respondent, in this city:
The business Of tho market continues 10 be without
animation in Consequence Of the prospects for Whe
il offered e forms the 200 pounds zoI Yerein weight
and at that price few purchases have been made by
mcrs Rye sells Tor IS Horins, and barley for III 6orin
the 200 pounds The supplies Of mers and brewers are
yet exhausted and besides this large quantities have
arrived from Baden and Wurtenberg 10 add 20 the de-
preston 10 the market.
In Rhensh Bavaria there has recently been improve
ment In the tobacco trade.
The coffee sales Rotterdsm and at Amsterdam
sed for the sI-t ~ March the I'd o. April next
Some ss3 900 bags 81 prime quality to be sold. Thee
sales attract considerable stonon large quantity Of
this coffee win be required 70 supply Germany"
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H6r fsxAsL e. JAmss, South Tenth street rhiade
pba 10 our general travelling agent assisted by WA H. wEID
Ions collss JA1s DsxRlss, uAsKIrr, s. JAass, Tnos
D. NIcs, H. W. BoRaIsos, " w. WiLEr Wh !" WArsEAAs
Ask H. CAasos, d. X MusTIr Ban " swAis, !, AshsAs
And 2. DAVIS.
0- NJ Lewis, OF Montgomery, Alabama, 10 our
travelling ~ Alabama and Tennessee
c. r. LEWIS, JAsKs o. Lxwir and SAMUEL d. LEWIS
NJ Mr. c. JAaxs No. Hs.on street, Cincinnati, Ohio
nr general The Western states and TeIAs
assisted by H. THosAs, WuLI.s u. TUoAAs rnos NJ JAMEs
Or. H. CHLps, GRoEas MoEas, and RIcHarD LEAKs Re
ceps Of will be good
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1856-03-08

PHnADrtrnn.-The tax levy in Philadelphia for city
purposes has been fixed atS 20 in the $500 This
higher rate Than proPeryhoders usually required 10
pay
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ABOLITION MOVEMENT IN REGARD TO Tue PRES
49,,

The regular correspondent Of the Baltimore Sun has the
following regard the black republican movements
TO the presidency
"The republicans Il Is rumored, OF the two houses,
about take step for the purpose Of heading of Mr. Fill
paper, said, is in circulation among such Of the
northern opposition members opposed TO Mr. Fillmore
the call OF nsonal convention, TO assemble
Ia July next for the purpose OF nominating President and
Vice President The cali Is according rumor 70 be signed
BY hundred members Of the Senate and House.
and Il s further asserted that TO leave Mr. Fillmore
support countensnce from any party In the North.
The candidates held in view by this organization said
by some be John G. Fremont and by others to be jus
tco Mclean, Of the supreme Court
Justice Mclean has been long and prominently before the
public reserved candidate for the presidency. Perhaps
the time has come at last for bringing him out Thus there
win be candidates ~ undoubted responsibility in the
6eld 10 addition 10 the candidate who may be nominated BY
The Democratic National Convention.
"As Judge Mclesns position the chief topic Of the
day. Il Is understood that he s in favor Of maintaining
principle Of the ordinance OF 1851" #
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BrIIpise is Nsw yoaK.--The Journal of Commerce
says:
1ha prospects 81 extensive city Improvement open
brightly this spring than ihe i've years The in
eresse confidence III reoesiae Investments together with
rapid increasing and the probability Of peace
80 uroc have impaired renewed activity TO most kinds
IL bsiutss The number Of hrstcass houses in contcm
lson large that of some former years but the
iang of snd o,h. structures for commercial pur
1oes will doubt exceed similar Improvements Of either
III The last fhfce years