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CULLUM SPRINGS, CHoorAw COUNTY, ALA.
highysis miles so9ve Mobile twenty i've miles esst Of
river.
the public generally that his establishment ed
o the reception q visitors During the past winter many Inn
increased comfort and convenience not the invalid but
consist Of the erection several cottages commodous
bill s @ snd % The SG dr hss s.d oas re-
sua spring house fitted up S Their
experience the management Of spube house Of
list hotels" wi trust
s @ for alleys and other
for provided the premises The cottages
cog@oGoas light drsushs boats viii ply regularly twice
prefer travelling S the Noble and
a. & s state Lime w ssS s0od ss GsS to Ss
ocIock IN the morning and arrive in Mobile in the afternoon
from he Springs about The 70 Il Or 18Th Of JSge
surpassed sangune the proprietor
he believes he with perfect propre that there are no
made known TO the public that have effected SO many cures Of
variety Of and valuable chemcina medical combDa
The Springs are of all the three
found in the country viz The celeb ated yichy the ohsy
which invalids cannot too we'll note.
New Orleans g Mobile to these Spring. p 10 order G to % the
under contract to be carried regularly three times
week.
en-
Per Month
Per Week. X
Per Day :;........
Carriages are IN waiting a the landing upon the arrival OF the
boae, 10 convey passengers imnehlse V the SpInks
An analysis Of the water can be had ny applying to j.
WATERMAN bhO,, corner OF haga1ne ana common
''''s''. NH' arc ny AS'''' NV" CHARLES ouLLUM
my5 rIop.elor.
r aRGE SALE OF TOWN LOTS,-I WILL
IL offer for se at public auction n the city Of Ragsdae
alias Meridian, on TUESDAY aud WEDNESDAY, the 18Th
and 10th Of June next about five huad,ea @ s LosS
the Laudeae county Miss and Is the point Of inter
section for the Southern the MISSISSIPPI ana ana ne
Alabama Railroads with the Mobile
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A loafer missook globe lamp with letters on il
for the qneen OF night and exclaimed well, I'm
hloued II somebody hant stuck an advertisement on
the moon.n S. ss e.
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GREAT IMPROVEMENT IN NkvIG ATOM From the
New York Times Of the 2lst extract the followng
Nautical men have been waiting with interest to
witness the trial of the new side-screw steamboat
which has been built under the direction OF Captain
Whitaker for a North river day passenger boat.
The litigation into which it is alleged he has been
forced by his late associates and the efforts on their
part to depciate the value of the new boat for the
purpose of buying up the claims at half their value,
and deprving the captain of his rightfu interest in
the inventions attached to her, explain the cause OF
the delay. Having bonded q portion of the claims,
however, and obtained release from the Marshal
they made trial trip Saturday afternoon, which
il was intended should be private Her machinery
was set in motion at about O'clock p. M, with a
pressure OF forty pounds of steam to the inch and
she ran out about twenty miles and back in less than
three hours, during which time steam was raised to
fifty pounds, or about onehalf the medium working
pressure designed to be used witch gave seventysix
turns TO the screws per minute and speed Of over
twenty miles per hour to the vessel thus sustaining
Capt. Whitakers position in regard to his method OF
sde-screw propulsion. The vessel glided through
the water raising only slight ripple at her highest
speed. On her return she was along side small
dock at Hunters Point on the Long Island side,
where she now lies. The trip was made without the
knowledge consent of Capt Whitaker, but the re.
suit fully sustained his system, which, ii adopted
will work an important change in steam navigation.
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The TEST OF vrIs ARiTys- The nan who would
encore song Is fully capable Of aeldng ~ his plate
twice fer soup.
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Phonogaphy has It's perils. although il Is probably
the best system Of reporting ever invented and mis-
takes will sometimes occur. For instance Not long
since, member OF Congress made speech, quoting
fas.p (Socrates is my friend Plato Is my friend hut
truth is much more my friendly This appeared pext
day 10 the report follows: III may cnss Socrates,
may cuss Plato, said Major Vefitas?'
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THE LAKE.

LAKE SHORE PACKET FOR
Bay 81. Louis Pass christian, Mississippi City,
mHsn1ns.xz1ks Biloxi and Ocesn eprInRs
The new and splendid ow-pressure steamer Virginia,
Capt Myers built expressly for the trade. With
passed aceon modat will hereafter leave follows
Leaves New Orleans -
Jefferson Railroad; Pontchartrain Rarord
MoNpAr;..... A. NJ cars ....--.--..- * A. N. cars
l-ZU
1ngnsDAasss f.SJ s.-s.-S-
fkiDA h...:... ............ .....-t p. M. cars.
Leaves Ocean springs-MONnAY EVENING.
WEDNESDAY EVENING
:. FRIDAY MORNING.
q. SAt URDAY MORNING.
SUNDAY EVENING
Cabin iae to and from Ocean Spr and ali intermediate
landings 81
Children servants and deck 90
EDWARD TOBY. Agent,
my2zt 81 Camp street.
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- BARNES HoTEL. MISSISSIPPI CITY
LII itors on MONDAY, the 2ith Msy.
The has IN obianinR The services OF
Mr.. EDwAKH KiHGsTON BOYD iorg and favorably known
to the es~ns Of this and the neighbo ing States.
No psns will SCARED make this Summer Retreat on our
Gull Coasl desrabe
The Table win ss wen supplied and bs Wines and Lanors
The St aer ply regularly between New Orleans Nissis-
aipp Cif, WM BARNES. PropFietor
p1-A Breatwater has which viii give good
hArbor and anchorage for pleasure yacht boats
myS Am w. b.
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OO0LES, Nj, OI. Il CO.., DE ALERs IN FLORIDA
YEtLpW PINE IuMBhR
Yard Of Julis Cedar Streets New Rasn and
of CanA carnd To- and Rohertssn Streets Old Basin
1&-Omee-ls ~ Cnafies srest. az u
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RAILROAD TRAVELLING.

e~D~A-~N@~~~&
k& @ ERS EsS a. sIISTE SFEEsISE n sE%lfIIs MS
ROAD and continuous Railway Connections through East
NEW YoRK PH1LApEtPs1A.
BhLTIMosE BadiY MASHIN4ToS r1TII :,i,
HYEcHBuRG, and the fu TfRsiNin sPsR1Nas,
Is Now Open!
Aording TO both business and pleasure travel xped
HOB safety and comfort than any other Try with the
following nnrivaled schedules distances and
chattanoOga AT 3lO N. oMem. C R.
Dalsn a, IS r NJ ws:t Atlantic r. wv miles
:. Knossille It A. NJ iEasi Tenn Geor.
Bri.iei 4 80 l NJ a.i Tenn virsi hO
MIA r. r. R);. .....,..,...:..... 1870
nessee R. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS r., 24
i. washington Al p. tRich Fled 4 Pot - =
RaltinoPe re-, tBadmofa Ohio R. r.. 20 %
Arrive at New York in 10 hours Camden Amboy
H. h)....'...ss.. 81
1858 miles.
Ea- Through Save Territory no annoyance risk is
r baggage eheekel throughsue connections hrst class
ran icss ana Eide " gsuge comfortable Ca Sar Passing the
and the Look and Virginia mountains with their pure
heahnl and invigorang breeEe and ceesAed Springs by
Pleasure travellers stop Big Tunnel 1875 miles east of
miles of Bristol sulnhur Springs; salem
l miles Of Bristol Greenbriar whre and Red
Sweet springs BuOrd l6 miles east Of BRISTOL for Rock
Through from Memphis New York 81 days and to
RThrough tickets sold Offices of the New Orleans
end h Memphis steam Ssrket Company and The n o o
ciai and Worshsm Houses Memphai eSch of which points
tanned. +. @ ARM General Superintendent.
A. KIRK ATRlCK. Travelling Agent
Memphis % and Charleston Railroad oomPuny Memphis Tenn
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singular discovery was made at Provincetown,
Mass lately OF stone wall seven or eight feet below
surface OF sand II Is supposed to have been built
more than century ago, aud probably soon after
the landing Of the Pilgrims the earth above vas
sixty years ago covered with thick growth OF small
trees and shrubbery The stone OF which II is com
posed must have been conveyed there In small vessels
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MISCELLANEOUS.
II REmOVAL................. ..........R EmOVAL.
ToBY's ExPRgss
f97 Camp street,
my1T I'm Naar Poxdras s,vnaf

SANDS sARsAPARLLA
The very Best Remedy
FOR PURIFYING THE BLOOD.
And for The Cure Of
sCR0FULA. RHEUMATISM, SALT RHEUM PIMPLEs
Fever Sores, Erysipess. Bfes, Nercurisl Diseases
cutsneons Efupiions, Liver Complaint,
ktubborn Ulcers. Loss Of APP
petite. Debility, etc.
The health Of system depends amos. entirely upon
the state Of the blood II The yszng which pervades
tissue membrane fibre flsmen gland
primary subsidiary; II the body charged
element Of disease, Sickness must be the consequence.
Copy OF letter addr, Chicago Illinois,
showing fits value in cases Of Fever Sores:
Messrs. n. Reed Coz
Gentemenl obtained from bottle OF Sands sar
sapaia and then confined my without sleep
week. occasoned BY violent pain regular Sore
Of long standing, right leg Ny physicians advised
10 have the limb ampuated saying the only
to e After using half Of the bottle pain
subsde and By the time had nearly bottles
able to transact my ular business before had
finished the sixth bottle was we'll and sound
had been most eheerfuIly recommend II all my friends
most valuable medicine for the puhcaton Of the blood.
Youfs, most respectfully.
JAMES MILLER.
street, corner Of William, New York. Sold also by
j. WRIGHT CO., q and ISL Chartres st.
sICKLES Co. 40 and AZ Canal street.
H. KENNEDY, Charires street.
my72 In =. p. DUCONGE. New Orleans
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x- -, NEW UHLEANs, JACk.
- efsS @Sm SON AND GREAT N0RTHERf

On and after Saturday, the 10th day of April 1883 Pas
senger Train will leave New Orleans daily at 0 A. NJ and
arrive at Canton NJ I O'Clock p NJ.
Returning, will leave Canton 80 A. M New
Orleans at O'clock Z. N.
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STEAM ENGINES, SAW MILLS, etc.
HOARD 4 SONS STEAM ENGINES,
From ~ Is power with chmnes 40 feet high.
Lea Il Leavift's Circular Saw MIL,
With patent head blocks and rocker boxes and carriages Is
feet long.
Straub's Corn aud Flour Mills
or assorted sizes, with French Burr Stones
Newell Cotton Screws
OF the latest patterns.
SHAFrING AND PULLIEs Of all sizes; STANDS AND
BOXES, POST AND BEAM HANGERS with bolts etc.
Circular saws
or all sizes up 10 p inches in diameter.
- Hoard Son. Engine is the only made which has
boiler without tubes fixed ues, which utzes its entire
face making steam. requires brick work set up and
Is perfectly accessible for cleaning
Any Of the above articles will be furnished the most
reasonable TERMS and pamph by mail application
SAMUEL II. GILMAN,
Agent for the Paientees,
No. 70 Ggavier street,
nys New Orleans, La.
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MosEYi oFELCs. S.1,-.. ,19 Z.

VI bANU NO n uphu s'leet' 1et"1su Su n
Mosy L9assp os tssEAs sx cdoDs dssssig %
DEPOSIT. ezly
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CIRCULAR SAW MILLS.

pORTABLE CIRCULAR SAW MILLS.
Que of these Engines and Mills complete, of size No.
presy 900 feet onench per day
we furnishing good mechanic It. and the purchaser
paying freight and insurance from this city,
For $4,000.
PORTABLE CIRCULAR SAW MILLS.
One Of these Engines and Mills size No. expressly guar
anteed 10 800 feet Of onench boards per day. with the
services Of good mechanic, etc.. above.
For S2,75O.
PORTABLE CIRCULAR SAW MILLS.
One Of these Engines and Mills size No. expressly guar
anteed 400, feet Of per day
services Of good mechanic as above etc.,
For 81, 600.
These Engines complete for driving Grs Mills and Cot
ton Gins
The cost Of larger smaller machinery about proper
tion to the OF uork be done. All machinery
pressy guaranteed as represented. sale.
Ordinary plantation readily the amount Of
lumber here with these uuequaed machnes when
skill uy and actively managed the amount will be about
doubled.
Also variety Of Machinery for Plantation uses hand
and for sale by EDMUND N. IyENS, Agent,
30 Common street.
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HOuNAs PLANTATION Nay ) IS5S
Dear Sir II gives muh pleasure inform you Of
tire satisfaction with the mill up Mr. j. Burnside
plantation have sawed cypress, and other logs an
End no difficulty with either kind.
Respectfully yours, II. NJ. SCALE
To Edmund NJ. Ivens ESQ.,, New Orleans.
have the mill referred 10 by my manager and full
with him its ability the drsren kinds of wood
and it has given me full satisfaction.
InYll I'm L0HN BURNSInE
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a DRYAngs sTKEE1s -
Having epenei my OH stand ea the lst q yanr.Iy ~
7>r rnod acconfna 40 Efgroe respectfully 80
&jcif BE patronage Of my old friends and cgssemess
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VOLUME XII.
sEA-GoING VESSELS.
TRIES T e.

EkRA FOR TRIEsTE-THE AL FAST SAT- ING
Mx{S American ship William Jarvis. capt. Ballad,
sis now loading for the above port will take
At the current Of freight copete loading Apply
to J.P. WHITNEY A Co.
my19 10 Carondelet street.
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Carriages waiting the landing the arrival Of the
boas convey passengers Immediately TO the Springs
An analysis Of the be had by applying to j.
WATERMAN BRO. Of Magazine and Common
CHARLES CULLUM
Rnar
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~ !
Ran away on the january, light erf boy named
- HENRY or GORDON. aged about "a years, weiRhs
about $50 ponnds about feetT inches height easily
confused when spoken t has nege staggering
as thin whom he len IN black roek
saf pants drab double breasted and
McbONNELIiS Restaurant
"a tf7 street
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.


pended lamps and they shall keep T. good and
be city n eooA condition. H hs ladders and other fixtures
All the market lamps and the public squares
- may be designated By The Street missioner shall be
lighted every night from half after
half hour before SUNRISE aud these lamps shall
There shall he deducted monthly certificate nfy
cents for each and every lamp reported BY c and police
Is not burning OF giving sufficient hght during within the
able Understood however that his De-
dnction . predcafed only the made
which the lamps are reported ''"''''' ~ -' D'' "
Security Of 5000 shall required each
the contractors to guarantee the faithful performance Of their
Payepts will he made monthly on The Street Commissioner
certificate reseryng Nv, cent from each monthly payment
until the expiration Of the contracts.
The noaral acts BY all parties shall be signed in the
following The approval OF the sdIudicaons By Common
Council otherwise said adudcaions shall be- po fAcio
Upon the adudcaons being by the Comptroller each
% M eonae,9 ha deposit into te hsnds Of sad ComptIo
and should Of the contractors refuse sign the
same Of $500 shall De forfeited favor Of The city
otherwise said shall he returned the contractor
is we'll understood that Of failure by contractors
Or nn he sos q any part hseo within the period
which the work being executed right
required BY 1905 Of he Civil Code and without Apply
ing court Of Justice to annu the and without nde
shall any abandon work or not 6nh and complete
The r. conformity With their said
done BY them to the date Of abandonment
city shall be thereby dsha from any all liability there
for that in case The contracts oe re-
sold the and their securities bound
prices which the conracos originally contracted 10 perform
he work and the prices at which they be adudaed
resale sss Or reAnJndcatlon
Bids to be per lamp per annum.
lsignedl LOUIS H. PILE, City Surveyor.
Approved By the Committees Streets and Landings Of both
tsis sasd g j. Ii EEsf MolEhkD. scharnsu
mysT HENRY DUREL, Clerk of Comptroller
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SPECIFICATIONS for the contract for paw
ing with round Stones Franklin street. from Poydras
REes aDlso OF SIDEWALKS. The sidewalks on both
which may found Of grade BY City Surveyor shall
be taken up and regarded by the contractor the following
The shall up the eurbsones and bckpe OF
grades be by the CITY The
be well SET IN good Joints ana in workmanlike and
towards the lines Of the adjoining shall sody
fixed and ba ked IN the approved en- prevent ere
vice wash and mixing Of bricks usually experienced ne
The shall taken up and reAd by the con-
tractor according to the directions be given by Surveyor
mixed Of four inches thickness which shall be firmly
and made sold previous 70 laying the gutter and said
ihe urbones and shall be laid with slope Of sha
s ,sf BE- ~ h a % The joints between the stones
Ihs contractor shall take up the walk
which be S s Sd
Whatever 9ew bricks which may b required IN herring bone
it. gas ashes generally called blue BLY, The joints
eoaling of half inch thick spread whole sure
brcsing Prior 70 laying the bricks the earth ground
shall be cut broken and well rammed and made and
graded smoothly with deeyiy slope towards the outpe Of
filled up BY the Contractor and well rammed until COM,
peey solid There shall be beddl, onehaf Of inch
therein in bone REGULARLY laid in close Joints without
straight edge rejected The usual brick
CUTTERS the sidewalks shall be built by
RoUsD STONE RAvse-The round stones shall be shore
They shall liver sand at least four inehs:
thick IN workmanke manner and touch each other
and make close and broken joints Prior
paving the roadway shall picked graded By the
In accordance with the grades rounding
given by City Surveyor and shall receive coating
sand four inches in thickness The round pavement shall
then be laid the joints shall filled ND with sand
and after the rain has settled paving shall be
well Iamred twice, and the joints shall be led with lake
shells London gravel and shp mixed paving
shall be well compressed with 600 pound roller
with coating OF three shells or london
sharp sand mixed shall then be opened for
travel. ~
GENERAL CLAUsEsThe earth picked Of the shall
be the property Of the contractor and shall
hauled away by him
All the materials shall ef
nished bv the as we'll as The labor
The contractor shall bind himself keep the paving per-
feet order and repair for after its completion
The shall be begin in the
days following the OF adjudication by Common
Connc complete same three months after nnder
penalty Of dollars day every day thereafter
the same is not completed.
Good and solvent security to amount Of 5000 shall be
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CHURCHES.

BAPTIST:
". Q Duncan, camp, c. Basin.
CATHOLICS
Annunciation- Corner Mandeviii eand Morales.
immaculate Conception Baronne, Canal.
observation-disclosures, Common.
st. Louis CathedTai-Jackson Square.
St. Anthony-Rampart c. Cont.
st. Alphonse-SL Andrew b. Live Oak and Laurel.
St. Augustine-Bayou Read, c. ST. Claude. =.
St. Observation-Disclosures Seguin and Bartheemy, Al
giers.
St. John Baptist-Dryades, b. Ciioand Caliops.
81. Joseph-Common, b. Marias and Where.
81. Marie-Conde, n. UrsnliHe.
81. Mary-Josephne, b. Live Oak and Laurel
ST. Patrick-Camp, b. Julia and Girod.
St. Peter-Marigny. b. Casecalyo and Greafmen.
St. Theresa-Camp opp junction with Prytania.
ST. Trinity-St. Ferdinand.
ST. Vincent de Panl-Greatmen, c. MonteSnt
Ursuiine Convent-Below the city
FIRST EGAfIONAL: ST. Charles. n. julia .
PROTESTANT EPISCOPAL; ST. Peer's-seamsns BetheD
Espianaae LEglst Proestante Franchise RAmpart c..
Bienville Christ ChuTck-Cana G. Dsnphine St Paups-
Cam q Gsienne Iukes-HeFcues, Felicity road.
Trinty-JaeksOn c. Plaquemne- Administration - Annun-
citation Square Mount Olivat--Alglers.
LUTHERAN Euterpe, b. Bacehusa and Dryades.
METHODIST Carondelet Hevia and Grod Felicity Road
q Chestnut Moreau, Eaghien. Dryades Terpschore.
Piety O. Cneamen Maras, b. Bienville aud CONT Coffee
n Jackson 81 Paul, (coored carrollton, Carroilton, O.
PRESBYTERIAH; Lafayette Square. Prytanis, c. Clio
CAsacalvo, n Railroad. Canal, Franklin. Fulton,
GERM. EVANG: Protestant-Philp, Chippewa. Proies
tAnt-Clio b. Apooand Nayades.
UNITARIAN Prytana, e. Caope Clio, b. Prytsnia ans
DryAdes TeFpsieh HayAees HEpierpe .oi 3aeehV'
and DEya4ssi
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NHDN CssUNCHL-
BOARD OF ALDERMEN.

TUESDAY, May IL, 1858.
The Board met this day pursuant TO adjournment
Members present Messrs. DeLabarTe, Dupre, How
ell, Landry, Vennard and Wiltz-6.
Mr. Landry was called TO the chair.
The reading Of the minutes was, on motion, dis
pensed with.
The following message was read, and laid on the
table subject to call:
NAroRArrY or NEW oRIIAss,
CiIy Hall, May IL, 1858
Gentemen : becomes my painful duty TO announce to
honorable body the death Of Me- WIN. NJ Fleming late
member q the Board Of Assistant Aldermen, representing the
Fourth Ward Of this city.
Mr. Fleming was native Of Kentucky lie has represented
ia Al positions IN lie vbsSsve placed be has exhibited those
kindness OF heart and devot Justice He leaves afflicted
wife ADD many warm friends 10 mourn his death
''S' cHAs n. WATERMAN, Mayor.
The rules being suspended, Mr.. Dupre offered the
following preamble and resolutions which were read
and, on notion were referred to the Committee on
Streets and Landings with instructions to report at
the next sitting of the Board:
Where's the Mississippi yer in ~ high water from
and evees loo insecurity kept from cur upper limit
sanyes plantation in he parish Of Jefferson.
event Of such calamity, would be inealcuable; and
Whereas Ia duty the Common Council owes the city and
sinhabtan devise against such unlocked
for visitation regardless Of expense IN order 70 protect The
Of others beyond our limits; therefore, .,
thorzd TO SELL after ten days notice in the official journal
for the construction Of teyes along the upper limit Of
the city from Naysdes to Lake Ponic arrain said evee
sixty wide base thirty feet wide at she top and
Of sufficient height to guard the city against all ovsrows
from creyassss.
been the Comptroller be and he Is hereby authorized
70 sell after days notice 20 the official journal eonirscs
for he construction shell road twenty Let in width the
top Of said eyee from Nayaes street TO Lake PontchAran
the whole work TO be executed In dance With the plans and
specifications file the Surveyors Office and the sale. to be
subject the approval rejection Of the Common Council
The rules being suspended Mr.. Witt offered the
following preamble and resolutions which were read
twice and unanimously adopted
Whereas this Common Council have learned with regret the
death Of VIM NJ Fleming late member OF the Board Of As
sistant Aliermenfr from the Fourth Ward; therefore,
Be resoei That the members Of Till Board the usual
ssdge Of mourning for thirty days ad that mark Of respect
for the the deceased this Board adjourn until Tues
day evening. the IS h inst At o'clock.
Rssolred J- That the SECRETARY Of this Board be 70
queed transmit copy Of this resolution to the family OF the
deceased.
CHAS. CLAIBORNE, Secretary.