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Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1858-09-13
aNontaa. Dem IS. Septenber 1855.

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8eben, rlefen 2llle, uno 2Oubaro lOu uas na9.
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SSbegaus ;I,s..&Scisre.

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Terms.

-hs daily BAL IIMORBW EKCER is publis
eysry morning tohcept Sunday and is delivered
CARRIERS 70 Ol'y subscribers at Cts. per week.
The WECKER is also delivered in tba Citi.s ~
~ashington and Wheeling daily by Carriers,
Price for Mail Subscribers of tho 6;,.. t,,,,l,,x,
$3. so in advance. ' " HNE EN-
Ess- The weekly BALTIMORE WICKER :. x,h,,-
he'd every Friday at 81 per annum and si oi'S- oou
months in advance vi per
ADVERTISEMENTS on reasonable terms
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(irpcereis SSSetne 2iquprs &c.
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ScDlp1s Sreitca1Gfeir.
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tnDdert blber.
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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-11-11
Theatrical and Musical.

BROADWAY THEATRE.-ln order to ensure full house,
is only necessary 10 mention that Mr. Hacke again tC
perform falstah in ''kng Henry "" this evening.
NBto's GARpEx.-Miss Robertson will tonight repre-
sent Bob Ncttles and the Young Actress the pieces
bearing those titles. Mr. Bourccault plays the former
and also IN ''used Up"
BowEsY.-Messrs Fox and Boniface Mss Herring aud
other favores Will this evening appear in the and
exciting dramas entitled ''lldaire aad the .knghs OF
the Mist"
WAILAcK's.-HMarriage a Lottery" with Mr. lester as
the hero, will be followed by the comedy called "a Gen.
teman from Ireland, and Mr. Broughams extravaganza
OF "Septune's Defeat
LAURA kEENK's.-The fair directress aud her talented
auxaries continue to elicit the most tt ring marks Of
appreciation for their fine acting Our American Cou.
Sun" good farce follows 10 night.
CiRcrs-Messrs. Nixon Kemp are greatly suded par.
tcuariy by the juvenile portion the community for the
elegant style in which they have produced the fairy spec
tacle OF Cinderella.
TiR AMERICAN MrsEuM as matter OF course still the
great place Of resort for seekers in the dav
time miodons mimic world Dr valeatine, the gigantic
aboriginal &c, are there
CoLoREp OpERA.-The different establishments are so
well filled with spectators every night that only
quse TO state that the after pieces for this evening
consist OF Scampni" at Woods, FUSED Up at Bryant $
aud "Pongo" at AZ Broadway.
Tm HoIy LASD-An hour cannot probably he spent
agreeaby than witnessing the exhibition OF
Banvards mechanical picture of the OBSTRUCTION Of
Jerusalem"
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-11-11
WATCHES, JEwELRY, &C.

4 oUTs ANRICH RESPECTFULLY INFORMS THE PUB
IL c that be from this day viii sell his elegant OF jewel
~ cent below cost consisting sold gold
jevcry diamond and watches of Che finest qnsy
thermometers and railroad time keepers and large assert
men ~ gold chains for ladies and gentlemen ockes pencil
charms scarf pins the finest Tuscan gold coral
suits st w nne god bracelets all solid fine gold IN great
riety DO sets gold sleeve buttons 81 The
amounts $4,000 and must be sold before the sh January
Persons who intend 70 buy presents for the holidays will find
u Their advantage " make their purchases from LOUIS AN
RICH Orders received foe all kinds ~ diamond work and
every description Of Jevery made ~ order Ladies
old ewery IN gold AMI silver exchange Cor
All kinds % leVelry made and repatref
LOUIS ANRfCH, ieweer, CAS- Broadway,
S@cnnd door above
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-11-11

QQE HpoADwAy
ODD LOUIS ArRrCE, vsschnsker, RON Copenasys
respectfully nfosms he sbic ths, ~ vii
repsr sd clear The hnes watches Including and bah
giNeaes for IL months without Hs7
emsloyed me bes matchmaker from Eurvpe he
ths public that be wtl give ever sssfsc1oa.
LOUIS ASRfCH 63s Broadway.
Two doDrs above Anty -
yVATCHEs AND JTwFLRy
w REMOVAL
GEORGE q ALLEY II Wall street will about Nov
"a v as Boadsy door below Cana street where be
will open r0cx of watches aud ewery ~ entirely
sa1 bsa III = slylss, AS saver aaa pzsed wAs, h.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-11-11
THE LECTURE SEASON.

Il ECIURES -MERCANTfflE LIBRARY ASSOCIATION
Il Clinton HauE-Thursfay, November n, Rev Henry
Giles, Of Bucksport The Practical and Political Elements
fAmerican Life" But avery limited nunber Of tickets vii
be sold At ue doof single adm,suce 81 cents lady and
gentleman 70 cents.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-11-11


ERFAT DOUBLE TEAM RACE.-UNfON COURSE 4.
VI L-TLotiing -On "Wednesday, Nov ~ al 2 O'Clock.
match for kup mile heats best three IN Ave Geo spicer
names b q Lantern and mate u Mace names b. stallion
Fthen Allan and mate The vii ferry
lyn, for the ri ~ O'Clock return sDoD
sport - Fare, T. AMI return cents good day
aud good track SHAW WHITE Proprietprs
ToHN GRoGAN, HORSE CLIPPER RESPECTFULLY
- informs the pubic ~ New that he can found AT
The Buis Head Ioe aienfge Netraf CORNER ~ twenty.
fourth street ard Third avenue where a orders with
bartender vii be promptly Attended a.
nrRoTTrHG STALLION JUPITER TO Grvg THOSE
who desre 70 DO " an opportunity breed isll colts
fUm this tine horse ne wal stand AZ tuhn snedlkers
the Union Course T. L. Al go the season payable 10 advance
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-11-11

RLANChRD HOUSE, BROADWAY AND TWELFTH
- sreei New YORK Fsshonably located elegantly fur
nisnsa WE svey moern Improvement and open for
ne ton ~ private families aud gentlemen
~ day by the week ii rates Puhc favor respe
fully solicited BY The new management
BLANCHARD MAGELLAN
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7ghe, Leefe, Monroe and


ont the words, the same taxes specified in section
"a and insert in lieu thereof the words, " the sum
of S75.a Carried, and the section, as amended was
read aud adopted
Section 94th read and adopted.
On motion, the ordinance as a whole, was adopted
as amended, by the following vote, the rules being
suspended:
Yeas Messrs. Waldo Beebe, Huyghe, Kearny,
Leete, Magoni, Massicot, Moreno, Monroe Phelps,
White and Whitney-t2.
Nays Mr.. Benit-I.
Mr., Phelps offered the following ordinance, which
was read, and on motion referred to the Committee
on Finance
AN ORDINANCE provide for the adjudication aud sale o
the derived from licenses eaehuGse barTpo
E0ghops, Gnbarets. eerhpuseA club rooms vii eSBb
sanens whatever wherein spiritGoas malt liquors are
Section Be ordained By he Common Council If ihe en-
q Me-. Orleans That the City Comptroller shall within
aud after day notice by publication in the oira journal,
sffDSiStiSI,s ANA 2o ~ ", t,i III
derived and TO be derived from licensing shops bar
gardens iheate5s GsUs caS ICONS 81 any ad iii other
Whatever wherein sptriIpIS mNlt liquors
o. me tour Districts Of this city be collected In accordance
WIN the ordinance establishing the Of and licenses of
beginning on the and ending % me- 80. u 'ts'
SeS mat for the purpose aforesaid, the city shall he i.
@ mo tour sections corresponding vita the four Districts Of
nee The Comptroller shall adudcate and sell the revenues
q aforesaid within the four set forth in
mencq with the coeeahe the first District and
e99sans with the Second Third and Fourth Districts their
SEC BE further ordained That the purchasers respect
@ y te Soeeaoe IN the several sections apre
STU lSh n u AZ the rights and privileges Of the
city New Orleans 10 sue for and collect revenues
revenues aforesaid shall mol sell transfer ssStgS eef
dispose of or any person persons whatsoever and
transfer assiRnent or made NJ any persoa Of
Whatever sAa !Qs all rights ead Interests acquired under
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-11-19

Mr. Huyghe offered the following report, which
was read and adopted:
The Committee of Streets aud Landings have the
honor to report upon the following subjects referred

Upon that portion of the letter Of John Baker and Thomas
A. Stone esses OF the Isl ID 9th sections Of he
whaEes relating o. the difficulty in obtaining le proper
American tnnnage OF foreign EesssaYng at This port form
ery furnished by the officers OF the Custom House but now
positively refused Your committee report that dFeming said
regulations OF the United States have referred the said petition
alton on the action 70 be taken in the premises
Upon The concudng part said letter ea ing the evident
mscunstUcuon BY paes interested ordinance No 900
city laws and ordnapcesyOur committee Of opinion thai
never was intended in passing said ordinance allow vessels
10 remain IN the port four months free charge
your committee conceive how said ordinance it reads viii
bear such constructions yet 10 avoid difficulty which
to De thrown in the Of the esees Of the wharves collect
Ing the HnHage four his your committee report
solution for adoBon amending said ordinance No 1896 by
ing the words pet month " 10 read and if four months
additional duty OF oneira hese per month"; and AIt
defining the proper construction Of said ordinance,
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CORlPTRoLLER--OEFICIAL

GONIPTROLLERsg OFFICE, 4
City of New Orleans, July I, 1855.
X 1S0LYED, That the Comptroller be, and
~ e IA hereby authorized and requirGG give by
andgg advertisement ia the official Journal SR In accordance
WIN the ninth section of ordinance No 1872 approved March
~ lS5 the Council will not pay any bill against the city unless
contracted under authority of an order from the Comptroller
IN aceordance with the ordinance referred to.
lSignedJ =, l.. TRACY,
tsignedl L. Il. PLACE,
President Board Of Aldermen.
kSignedl JOHN L. LEWIS Mayor.
The attention the officers of the city and of the pubc il
respectfully called to theforegong resolution,
10, I. THEARD,
ylou Comptroller City of New Orleans.
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The following resolution, accompanying The first
mart Of the FOREGOING report, was read twice and
adopted the rules being suspended
9Gat3 Tat stnn is hereby granted
Gfasier Wing pngti0n Of sSpleaade promenade
ta4r s aeelYa street, Ter The ppraass ef placing bnilia
tssis thereon during the construction OF house III
ra&rets the nQrt sds Of sd Street said permission % e
sad Hely aaysfEo date Of PRONUNCIATION Of aus resulu
has.
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Section 6Sth read and adopted.
seth do do
" 10th do do
list do do
az FOL - ar ~

i1uu READ. mr. HHeipS moved TO
amend by making the section read on each Attorney
and Counsellor at Law, S75 Lost.
Yeas Messrs. Waldo, Beebe, Moreno, Phelps and
White.
Nays: Messrs BENT, Huyghe, Kearny, Leefe Mag
ioni, Massicot, Monroe, Ranney and Whitney,
Mr.. MassicOt moved to amend by striking out $40
and inserting $25. Carried.
Yeas Messrs. Waldo, Beebe, Kearny, Leefe Mas
sicot Moreno, Monroe, White and Whitney,.
Nays Messfs BENT, Huyghe, Magoni, Phelps and
Ranney-5.
And section, as amended, was read and adopted
Section 73d read, Mr.. Monroe moved to amend by
striking out $50 and inserting $25. Carried.
Yeas Messrs Waldo, Beebe, Huyghe, Hearny,
Leefe Magioni, Massicot Moreno, Monroe and White
10.
Nays Messrs, BENT, Phelps, Ranney and Whit.
ney-4.
And the section, as amended, was read and adopted
Section 7lth read and adopted.
10Th read, Mr.. Monroe moved to
amend by striking out $50, and inserting SIS. Car
ried.
Yeas Messrs Waldo, Beebe BENT Huyghe,
kearny, Leete MagiOni, Massieot, Moreno, Monroe
and White-ll.
Nays Messrs. Phelps, Ranney and Whitney,.
And said section, as amended, was read and
adopted.
Section 10Th read. Mr.. Kearny moved to amend
by striking out $50, and inserting SIS. Carried,
Yeas: MesETs Waldo, Beebe, Benit kearny, Mag
Joni, Massicot, Moreno, Ranney, White and Whit
ney-I0.
Nays. Messrs, Hayghe Leefe, Monroe and
Phelps.
Al
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-11-19

NORMAN WHITNEY,
..... HENRY BEBEE,
AYtEPEn Il 70


The following resolution, accompanying the above
reportwas read twice the rules being suspended, and
lost, by the following vote
Yeas Messrs. Waldo, Huyghe, Kearny, Monroe,
Nays Messrs, Leefe, Magion, Massicot, Phelps,
and White-5.
Re91red That the Comptroller Ire ,surer In
favor Of the Treasurer OF Company A, Louisiana
sum OF SiNty dollars paid by Company
ing and putting in the nuskels by the city and
belonging to sa d Company, On the 81 Of June last
SPECIAL COMMITTEES.
Mr.. Phelps offered the following report, which
was read and adopted and the resolution accompany.
ing the same was read twice and adopted, the rules
being suspended
The Special joint Committee appointed visit court
they performed that duty Ths Committee court
unit for occupation. The Cout has adjourned con
OF the delay 10 putting the ia repair and
rider as the dignity Of the Court requires The result his
Is that large number OF detained Parish
Prison at heavy expense to the city And consideration
OF tnCse facts TIE ommee unanimously have III
courtroom Ru Immediately il repair and procured such
article OF furniture needed The work has been rapidly
progressing under their 8ngeEvson They ask 5our
honorable tody Of the they have taken
esou is therefore for your approval above
represented
Respectfully submitted,
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-11-19


md repo s % o t 3afp a q the preamble
her Of lights as be Gomnites on Streets and fn a mum,
deem necessary phceJ on the w6ayss and landings Of t6s
tng ilh sef9as s4eR4qs 'a preamble snd res2u
e preabe as u Of @ sSo9 'a ana sr sg9ns q
pscad Oh the rSSTves aud aiT Of the s T g 70 fead
leans.r "
resolutions Viz 's ~ 'oi'o"'"s
l. a resolution authorizing the Comptroller to adjudcate
lasting roadway OF Caope street First District from Her.
Trhoupitoula street etc as necessary ouiet for
produce from The New Orleans jackson and Great Northern
railroad
tract for laying walks from eyee Street 70 the wRaTyes rom
the head Of Benvie CONT and St Louis streets etc~
g. Your committee the rejection three fol
l. Resolution Directing the Street Commissioner tn have
sidewalks bordeed by cufbstones aud wooden cutters made
llcity and prytaGia streets ETC. =
~, a resolution repeang resolution No 49l directing
ianSa n S gSnd bS SS9 INV MAG goqnd la9
Ffytan l.5 streets streets 49,. ,..,..,.s
those now on he adjoining wharve be made BY the surveyor
Is 10 S. ncye he same NOT Being re9aed IRON p's
Concurrence recommended in i6e two f0ovipy resolp
tons Of tbs Boari Of SiITI1, - ~ wv 'o"l"s ''s''"
i Aresoution repeating SO much of ordinance No 635 of
revised c lays which Requires the New Orleans and Carroll
th Eairoad Company to fill up the bitches each side of
. ,u sa,r,i, ,,.,,., 81. ~, ,,.,,
of Pss Teaye TO- me sidewalks on The e9st corner
nuisance and ns'ruetng the Street Commissioner to abue the
N'suoa" E fSIE q Nm, IN h5i NE Chairman.
mp % g 5 hiEFEEE
rho r,,,oru;-,...-a,,..99So.ii''o nhsii.
ponr renort we're road fIvice aI tal tI IL
eg s90 @gIe READ twice ana adopted the rules
Yeas: Mesgrs. Waldo, Huyghe, Kearnv. Irefe
Magiopi, Masscot. Monroe. P6elns White ana Wit
npy-lO 'S'f' y law CIV " tis
Sesoud That ordinance No 996 of revised city laws be- and
1e e rs Rere3y 9nenae 6y aiding thereto the words per
nance is bersby sirI, epstonS w. anu a4sa sid ordl
a M sa az e ie Qe n Tue aleS therein prescribed
preamble and resolution That hs seet Commissioner have
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-11-19

Mr.. BENT took his seat.
Section 14th read. Mr. Whitney moved to amend
so to make it readon every keeper or lessee of
cotton press $3.50 Lost,
Yeas Messrs. Waldo, BENT, Leefe, Monroe, Phelps
and Whitney,.
Nays Messrs. Huyghe, Kearny, Magioni, Massicot
Moreno and White-8.
Mr. Masscot moved to amend by making it read
on each yard where there is press or presses $3.50
Carried, and the section as amended was read and
adopted.
Section 18th read and adopted.
18th read. Mr.. BENT moved to strike
out $50 and insert $50. Carried and section as
amended was read and adopted
Section 18th read. hIr. BENT moved to strike out
$3.50 and insert Sl00. Lost.
Yeas: Messrs. BENT, Kearny and Moreno--3.
Nays: Messrs. Waldo, Beebe, Huyghe, Leefe, Ma
gioni, Massicot Monroe, Phelps, White and Whit
ney-l0 and the section was read and adopted as it
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ENPAVE DU DEUXIEHTEG DTsRT,{ICT-TI n
II conduit depot Epves du DeuXj6me District
Derbigny entire les Ste-Anue DamAine CONNIE
epaYes--
Un p0ulaiu uoir denyou Is hnnt srre des deux
piels de derrsre eump6 les deuS cuisses
marques vi5ibes,
Une poulche brun once cenvon 21s mains hau syant
nhe ache blanc la Ambe gauche de devant deux
aabes de defriere banches sans aptre marques yiibe
I'm bouc blanc
une cheye jaime, collier roree DR. ite coupee ct
fendue
une cheyre gFise, blanche ct bruno, avec collier.
n les dts anmaux ne sont pas ecues dams dix iours
ais pages lis venus snchere publiqne All dit der5t
lie SAMEDI, 70 NOyembre ISIS, a midi.
G. 0. FLEGHIER Gomlnissare DIES rles
NOuv6lle-DTle0DS 8 unvtmbre. 1898. T1I
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~ ee conduit depot DIES Epaves Tr05sme District
eueoignqre Glonet ct Bons Entrants, CONNIE epaves-
Une NHche yeau, ayBnt marqut visible Ia
cisse droe oEeie gauche coupee chre sept oree
droe
ne AAche j9ude visible
cuisse drpe marques aux 0reilles
81 eSdts HniuHuN
frns payes Ills sefont Yendus ehr6re pnbque depot
LtNDI, 2 uoyembre, 1855 a ~ heures, A. NJ.
c. o. FLEGHIER COmmissaire des rues.
Nauvela- Orleans, Q uoyerDbre. IsEs uIOI "a
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I'HiEED DISTRICT POUND-4VHs brought
to the Third District Pound, corner Of Ciouot and Good
Children Streets estTuys-
thigh LETT ear cropped and right figure of seven
One yellow Cow Wh Calf, with Eligible brand on tl
right thigh marks
Which claimed within days and the expenses
on paid, will be sold Mt public auction pound on
MONDAY, November Y 1855, At 10 O'Clock, a. N.
New Orleans November g. 1855.
c. o. Fletcher, Street Commissioner.
Registered November 9, 1853
r. THEARD Comptroller,
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Onmotion, the Board adjourned until Tuesday next
the 23d inst, at O'CLOCK P. N.
JAS. A. HOPKINS, sec'y.