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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-09-03

. supoTinte6den't "a M >
In the 'mmediste vicinity Of the Boston & Worceser
Railroad, Norwich Il Worcester, and Nashua Roree,
er Depots. d&wtf ie1a
CInnIn's Double Ginns A ,n J,ro,vn..
permanently sealed are surpassed Tor beauty Of an
lsh bnancy 81 tone cOor and truthfuness To patnre
Do not foil to give him call il you wlsh Tor ic,rs
satisfactory IN every respect His rooms are over he
~" ""ai 20 HAih sueet du aus
Sparkling Soda " nier, with all the yori;
ely Of genuine syrups, at
DAVID soOFrs.
Ell du Cor MAN and Mechanic streets.
Slate fOr Eo0fa.--Tbeaubscribe, IL prsoa,.s :,
iefnleh Slate for Roofs Of superior quality anday N
theDeat manper on the most satisfactory terus Eaob
pies may be seen At the yard on Grove street
apo dtt JOHN BARNARD.
Cnabor Rash nDd scarlet Fever Fame,
uF la l9 f,'altuce Of this Malignant and fsta
qsyasethe papic should again be informed that gREW
ItLLE'S HEGETABLE EXTRACT ia the s,"St -
isVtuA remedy Tor eanker, canker rash and searct c
eaker aud thrush IN the mouth throat distenpor hal
pu.ieu sore throat dysentery, ami All sum
msr complaints and now has been In use tgpniv tNro
years. As family medicine II ID unrvalleh hsry -
posed Of harmless materials ''"'B 0oh-
a lgs genuine has the fac snile OF the inventor A
hhEN WILLIE, on the wrapper and circnlar i, - 80
manufactured BY his widow Mrs s. A Crs",t AZ 70 now
seset, aad IS Tor sale vt John j. Brown 4 Sons tos
washington street., and Charles T. Carney 1870 pssbis
W seleet Boston. Also, by James Green and D gco
worcester and druggisth generally, ''O''
Also, 0RERYfLLEiS LINT5gEVT IN .o,..
9i liberated sore throat rs an outward an
pneaion' It's good for any kind of inaammatlon ~
ign. q severe Il viii relieve the anguish almost
Dc wen for every family 10 Keen N bein ei m9uu
pies, So, 40. XXI "P' ana n9,se',
Adm THAYMR
ATTORNEY & coUNSETTop An, -
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-09-03
BY TELEGRAPH.
AN ARMED MOB Of 1000 MEN

DESTRUCTION OF QUARANTINE BUILD.
INGS.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-09-03
SALISBURY MANSION SCHOOL,
LINCOLN SQUARE, ........... WORCESTER, MASS

The Fan Term Of this Boarding and Day School for
Young Ladies, will open On MONDAY the 18Th day Of
september next at O'Clock Puncual attendance is re
guessed. J. V. BEANIE, Principal.
jy2q d6w
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-09-03

Purchasers in want of frst-rate farm are re-
ferred to the advertisement of Sllas Barber & Son.
in this paper.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-09-03

y. 4. BILLINGS, Portrait Painter.
Having returned again to Worcester would respectfully
announces that be has taken the Rooms in Worcester
Bank Block, formerly occupied by VIM. H. Eaton Esq.
where he will be glad to his friends aud all who may
avor him with call. d3m ,nvI2
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-09-03

BuSgies, Buggies, for sale cheap One new hrst
class Buggy and one second hand Buggy Ibquire at
BArTBLLE's Sewing Machine Rooms
NAT dtf Merrided's Buliiug Union st
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-09-03

HILLS GLYCEmNE, Sweet Principle OF Oils, for
improving and identifying the Hair, for sale by JOHN
O. HILL, Apotheoary, Mechanics Hall Building, Worces
TO-
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-09-03

he has permission to refer to his former teachers NJ
GUsT4yE 9ATTER, Boston, and Mes,rs. A. s. and D. D.
ALLEN, Worcester ie4 dtf
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-09-03

Mr. Legg still continues to cleanse and Re.Dye MEMS
Coats Pants and Vests heretofore He also clesnses
Ladies' shaBls &c. His Office is at No. Pleasant st.
my6 diff
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-09-03

Buildings Pulled Down and Burned.
The Hospital Cleared of the Sick and
Set Fire.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-09-03
GEORGE Sessions.
Furnishing Underwater & Comu y

PaFnASSfn8 OndeFtaiter a. COf1n Ware
hOHae.
Cohns, Baskets, Patent Metallic Burial Csses aud
Robes Of every description always on baud Also tbe
NEW PATENT METALLIC CAsKRT Of an sizes
every thing connected with the management Of fune
Ias, promty attended No. 40 Front street, resdepce
Oh front street, Worcester, Mass d&wtf my23
L N g o l. N RI IN & n
WORCESTFR MASs
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-09-03
ELLIOTT ". PRATT

GIVES INSTRUCTION IN MUSIC.
Residence No. Z walnut 81.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-09-03

slate Tor &o0fa.--Thej subscriber ta prepayea IN
,efneh Slate Tor Roofs Of superior quality andlay IL
osst 9anper on the most satisfactory erm9 gao
pieo may be seen Al the yard on Grove strsel 0
aplB dtf John RARNAu4,
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-09-03

Ter Of Springfield, r. W. Reyes of Somervlle,
F. c. Currier of Middleboro', A. C. Howe of Ha-
verhill, Joseph Holbrook Of Concord, John P.
Robinson sof Roxbury, Jonathan Nickerson Of
Barnstable, H. H. Chilson of Northampton, Jos.
S. Perkins of Salem, John w. Rice of Barre, W.
Z. Parmenter of Cambridge, Alden L. Loud Of
Abingdon, John Erskine Of Milford. John G.
West of Pittsfeld, Moses Bates of Plymouth,
S. B. Sumner of Great Darlington, W. H. Glenn
ence of Lowell, Levi Barker of Worcester, Wal
ter James of Medford, F o. Prince of Winches-
ter, Nathaniel Wood of Fitchburg
The committee on credentials reported in the
case of the New Bedford delegation, that the
one headed by Swift. was the legitimate one, but
recommended the convention to invite the one
headed by Mr.. Rowland, to take seats in the con-
ventOn. They reported the
Whole number Of towns represented, .......... 192
4" {" g. delegates. ...12lb
The report was accepted On motion of Col
Wright the meeting adjourned at l o'clock, till
2 l 2 O'Clock, P. NJ.
AFTERNOON SESSION.
The Convention was called to order at twenty
minutes to two o'clock, by the President.
DR.. Loring Of Salem arose and announced that
Albert Currier of Newburyport had declined run
ming again as candidate for Lieutenant Governor,
and offered the following resolution, which was
unanimously adopted
ReSolved, That in Withdrawing his name as
Democratic candidate for Lieutenant Governor,
Hon. Albert Currier receives the highest consid-
Grafton of this Convention, as a Democrat of
honorable fidelity to the Constitution and to the
principles Of his party.
committee of one from each county, consist
ing of the following gentlemen, was selected by
the chair to receive Sort and count the votes for
Governor Phinney of Barnstable, Colt of Berk-
shire, Taber of Bristol Folger of Nantucket, Not
ton of Dakes, Cheeseboro of Essex, Abernethy of
Franklin, Sanborn of Hampden, Chilson of
Hampshire, Clemence of Middlesex, Avery of
Norfolk Savary of Plymouth, Kneigner of Suf-
folk, and Gill of Worcester They reported the
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-09-03

ETY. Of genuine syrups, at
DAVID SCOTS.
ell du Cor MAN and Mechanic strsots
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-01-02

Approved December rs 1857,
lSgnedl CHAs. NJ WATERMAN, Mayor. d2o /
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BUTTER AND CHEEsE Western Butter has been sell.
lug at l7g22c, aud Cheese at lf@f2e q n.
WHISKY...-The market continues dull with dropping
tendency generally Some 1000 bbs have been sold during the
week at l66@l6sc fos Low Proof Recihed l79IT and Is
for Extra brands and ieDlsK . gallon for Raw.
Weeks recspA 1896 bbis--Exports l6I.
BAGGING AND ROPE. We quote Kentucky Bagging al
is9lsc and India at lo9e yard Bale Rope has beer
dun and nominal at e<@sc for Hand Spun and Machine
GUNEY BAGS. Prices are considerably lower and ",
understand that about 1000 bales during the week
at 9e cash or Extra Heavy. buyers offering ssa9c for Light
and Medium Weight.
coFFEE- demand has been United and prices have
declined sboni Nc sales during the week Of some $500 bags
ct s5sas1<c for Fair to Prime
Of $500 bags has from Rio during the week
making the imports since the lat September bags The
Stock on hand last evening about 20 900 bags.
last cargo Salt Of Liverpool about 55c
sack for onehird Fine Some 1000 sacks Old have been sold
from Warehouse during the week soc for Coarse and Ss
p sack for II Inc.
RIcE market has been unchanged with sales
1000 erces Carolina during the week, arrive Al s@46c
n.
TALLow. The last sales reported were s@s<c . u for
City rendered.
OILS. Small lots Lard Oil have been sold at sl9s 10
gallon for Good Prime Winter strained. We quote Cotton
Seed at s5G9,c, and Linseed 6o665c . gallon.
CANDLES. A few hundred packages of Star have been
disposed Of during the week ls and zoe p for light
full weight
0c gallon, according to condition of the packages OF
Rosa several bills have been sold 81 40s
delivered
LINE. .Easersis retailing generally at 81 rs Rbbl
HIDEs....ws quote A'takapas at 7@sc for Dry and 495
q D for Wet Sailed.
ALCOHOL. last sales reported were at ss4oc u
gallon
FREIGHrs The market has been rm and the engage.
mems Of the week comprise eight American Ships for
Liverpool "a for Cotton British at l5s2d and three or
for at lie
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TAX oRDINANCE---oFFICIAL,

pun shed with ue Of from dollars for each
Shene all fines to be for the benefit Aforesaid
SEC S. 1t shall be the Street Commissioner 10
cause census 70 be taken Of all persons subject taxes
me oh Of and the 18Th Of December Of each year
ena Fepsrt Tor suit all license
SEc 81 All applications for licenses shall he made in writing
70 the Treasurer in the applicant or applicants and
h specify me nature Of tbs business they propose follow
hs lumber 81 partners in tie with their names and
wneher they resident whether
intended that liquors are 10 be sold in said business
SIC s. All the city or state acting
ot or as SCENTS for Others
aspay smpes or sell goods in whatever shall
pay a tax OF three hundred dolas-S3DO
SEC 81 All ordinances parts of ordinances conHicin
in their provisions with ordinance are hereby repened
Signedl A. LANDRY
President pro tenn. Beard Of Aldermen.
lsigsedl j. MAGIONI,
President Board OF Assistant Aldermen,
Approved December 30, 1851,
tSignedl CHAS Nj WATERMAN Maxor
uus copy j. h. WALTON,
djt OF Secretary of Msyora1tv
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-01-02

THE MEMORIAL of the Common Council of the CITY of Nav
Orleans to the honorable the Senate and House Representa-
tives OF the State of Louisiana:
Your meorass respectfully represent that under
teal operaof the constitutional and provisions now
years past existing and in force for he
Of the free public schools the State of Louisiana the citizens
s the of the mill taxi support Of free pnb
lie schools much larger amount than has the
City Treasury, as their distributve share thereof.
According the report Of the Auditor Of Accounts
made to the last Legislature citizens New Orleans thus
to-wit year 1856 the sum Of sssC5 49, According 70 ia
report the amount returned the City Treasury as the
$50 showing excess Of s5 - paid By he city oTeg
the amount received for only. The
sum annually expended by the city for public gratnou
education In addition TO the heavy burden supporting
entire free white youth of the city which every consdeTa
ton of private interest and Of public duty requires be
scale The city Of New Orleans has the date Of consoa
ton 1852 appropriated various charitable institutions
ects the sum OF S45 9l 81 Her etizens always loyal
general interests Of the State and ready bear liberal
would be but an act OF simple j ce the
Assembly OF the State Of Louisiana provue by law the
state any and MI sums that have heretofore been paid
hereafter be paid by the payers Orleans for the
general support Of the public schools and which
city as is drbuve SHARE of the prsceeds Of the mill tax
levied and collected as aforesaid.
The country parishes it believed abundany able to
support their public schools and without
wealthy enlightened and liberal minded citizens 10 suppose that
they would desire willingly receive all the
Orleans that they would be ready sanction the meas
ge Of returning to the city from the treasury the
the amounts returned to The Jty Treasury
above stated Your memorialsts therefore, respectfully
emne providing eectuay for the grievance complained Of
- President Board d % &sssts1t Aldermen.
lSignedl A. LANDRY,
President pro TEN. Board Of Aldermen.
tsigned CHAs, N. WATERMAN. Mayor
true copy: JULEs CAssARD,
Gacra
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
MAYoRALTY OF NEW ORLEANS.
City Hall, 18th day OF December, l
Common CouI ell Of the CITY Of Nnn

r NO
. :, e,,,.,,.,. A'o'"o''.
New Orlesns;
SECTION l. BE u ordaiaed By tke Common %
Q ee Orleans That from and after passage ordi
nance II shall not be lawful for persons
any horse mule cow hog goat other animal
large within the following limits. via:
city road and Canal street.
For the Second District between the river Broad street
Canal street and Esplanaie street.
For the Third District from the river down Espsnade street
70 Broad street. down Broad street ST. Bernard
St Bernard avenue TO Josephine street down Josephine
70 Fields up kl Fields to Claiborne
gsoofne street 10 Enehein street Enghen
Deery street to the north side Of the public road
north side OF said public road TO the lower line Of
the public road the river bank
leyee to Espianede street.
In the Fourth District between the river Csrondelet
APOLLO street the upper line the city and Felicity And
conduct all cows horses mules hogs
found running at large within the limits aforesaid the public
pound OF the District wherein such animal be
the thereof shall fine Of dollars each animal
found running large and conducted pound
moreover the Of ny cents for each day
may be keps IN said pound;
SEC. BE further ordained That the Mayor be and
he may deem necessary whose duty shall be
conduct 10 the pound all animals found within
the limits Aforesaid and report daily oclocE A. NJ
under OATH to the Recorder Of the District wherein animal
be arrested the time and place wherein
made and the persons appointed shall receive COM
pensztion OF the ns imposed by this ordinance
aforesaid.
SEC. s. Be further ordained &C., shall not be lawful
for other persons except mentioned in the
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-01-02

r W Adams, Marshall. from Ycksburg
Era No 2, Kouns from Upper Red River
Amanda, Briggs, from Tensas
Nebraska, Irwin. from Memphis.
Great Western, Newcomb, from Cincinnati.
W W Farmer. Cooper. from Camden
Diana, Sturgeon, from Louisville.
o fwiche1 Smith, from Louisville.
Bells Creole Nhitworth, from st MaItinsvlle
Gen Pike, Brown, from Lafourche.
Gov Powell. Ashley, from Atlakspas.
Virginia Pearl, Dowd, from Coyington-iake
Towboa Yankee Fenon. the Passes-towed down and
25;h ult ship Creole bark schr PEN
dletonbsought up bark Ceres brig Australia and schs
lima and Arctic.
Towboa w. Palmer from the Passes-towed down and
to sea, 9Th ult ships Eastern Nathan Hanau-
brought up ship Sea King and Bark Jos Hale.
Towboa Anglo American. Martin from the PAsses-towed
down aud TO 10Th ut ship Metropolis and
Deseo-brought up ship Lizzie Harvard schrs Lem1 Dyer
and John Arrogante.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-01-02

$500 binds the range Of our quotations
follows
QUOTATIONS. FOR LOUISIANA SUGAR
Fair Fully Fair as Clarified and Refined. 81
Weeks receipts 6sss hhds-Exports s9Il.
MoLAssEs. The demand has been good generally and hs
receipts have met with ready sale prices showing prove
mont last weeks quotations The sales have amounted to
about IA 900 bliss l6s Inferior good lots Of Dark
and l99s and occasionally SOC Prime snd Choice with
some 500 half bbs at 92c for Ordinary 222sc for
Prime and Choice the market closing outside rates
On plantation several have been sold embracing about
100000 gallons mostly at l4k9l5Se gallon mostly i5c
Weeks receipts lssll bbls--Exporis 766s.
FLOUR Prices further gave way In the early part Of The
week aud up to Thursday evening noticed sales
lao00 ebls at 81 o0Gst IS for superne s Fancy s5
IS 70 for Extra and sSass7 q Common to Fine Yes
s'day the only sale heard Of 900 bb suprne at
bbl
Weeks receipts 5s72l bbIs-ExpOrts slse
WHEAT Some have been sold during the week
a. 6S)e for Ordinary Fair Red 90sl 10 for Prime Red
and 81 25aSt q v bashel for Prime White showing material
decline for Red Yesterday los sacks Ordinary sold at zoe,
q Coed at So and i2s Prime White at 81 10 D beshsl
Weeks receipts 6,23l sacks-ENports 2o6.
CORN There has been good demand during portion Of
the week and The sales yesterday morning embrace some
5000 sacks at Of 5s57e for Mixed white and 60
e eushel for Good to Choice lots Yellow most of the
transactions being 5i56c White Yesterday some 600
sacks W hite sold In lots at 55c p bushel
| Weeks receipts 2tss2 sscks-Exports STA
.f'ess have ranged at 6O7Oc 2 100 ms
1AifsN"u
OATS Some 1000 sacks have been sold during the week n,
lSG9A5e . bushel, including 80 yesterday al &c
Weeks receipts s9f2 sacks-Expors 40
| HAY. The market has been frner and the NOR.
transactions show advance in thu few lois Of ws
disposed Of IN the early OF the week At SIS CO. hut az
Thursday 100 bales sold from SIC 5 a tup an,
90 tuns private terms.
P0RK. The market has continued heavy with downwar
tendency and Few hundred hbls have SIS for Ness
and sl2 50S2 62S Dbl for NJ o. The rate for Mes
Ia ey has been i = bbl The Stock the Inspection Ware
houses Is Is, 2o4 bbis
Weeks receipts l3l0l bbls-Exportz 99s.
The sales have been pretty much to rs
tall prices ranging generally elOc Shoulders ISc 70
Sides and Bl7o for Extra and Fancy Sugar Cured Ham.
Weeks receipts So casks and aerccs-Exports 49,
BEEF Our quotations nominal s7ss Prime an
&l20ps5 bbl for Good Extra Ness The stock az N
Inspection Warehouses is e65 bhls and les.
Weeks receipts, 229S bbls-Expors 100.
GREEN MEATS...som 10000 have been sold 10 bun
and in casks at s55ke for Shoulders 67e for Hams ant
Tt871<c 2 n for Sides.
LARD The market has beea heavy most Of the trans
actions have been reduced 1000 bills and erc
sold IN tho early Of the week DC q for Prime bu
the recent sales have been few kegs selling
At exc 4 n
Weeks receipts. sssa bels and io, and sOs ksssEzpO
equal to s92l kegs.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-01-02

APALAoHTCoLA-Brig Ausrsla-77 bales cotton to Wood
icwO Farey, Jnrey kco bales cotton bales tobacco
A Mitchell &eo-45 bales cotton g d Metcalf &co36
Stone &co33 Nc Relroy Bradford-l mdse Campbell
song-ls bales cotton Montague &co5 bags Yoe Bros
- cases tobacco Post Mel-fota 297 bales cotton.
LIVERPOoI-ship Sea King-60OO sacks salt to order.
BosToN-Bsrk Jos Hale-65O tuns Toe Cazenave.
HAIIFAX-Sehr Lima-l2O0 bbs salt fish BurreI &eo.
NASsAU-Schr Arctic-l50O bushels salt to order.
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nIEnICAIunItSr


w Royal street-FOr the Cure of Old Chronic Mecural
from business or exposure to end and guaranteed
all
The unparalleled success with has attended Dr. James prae
tce In all parts Of the United States and Europehe
msrkabe cures he has ecte which incur
able by the most eminent ply iues him offering his
Of the diseases termed Pryate and Of which hi
conjunction with newly discovered Remedies Dr. James per-
maneny eadcates namely syphilis primary
tertiary, Structures Ursthl Discharges elect onoTrhea
Nocturnal Emissions Periodical Affections females however
complicated they be- DISEASES Of the Back ons In
Illumination OF the Bladder aud Kidneys, Rheumatism
cee Cancers, Ulcers Iumon and all Diseases Of the Skin
who have privately and Improperly injured in ha
secret and solitary habit with ruins the body mind
ting them Tor either bu,nessor society," viz Constitutional
biiy Impotency The following the sad and
meanehoy effects produced by early habits YOUTH viz
Weakness OF Back and Limh Pain in the Head Dmness Of
VISION Loss Of Muscular Peser Papitaton the Heart y
pepsia Nervousness, Irslity symptoms Consumption
etc Mentally the feauleec the mind to he
Dreaded Loss Of Memory Confusion Of IDEAS Depression
Spirits Evil FOrebodngs Aversion to Society SefDsrus
Love Ell soude Iindiy,et of the evils produced
All persons afflicted whRny of the above symptoms should
not ai % call on Dr. jane and be restored perfect
health let false deea prevent you apply at once and
yourself from the awful and dreadful Of this
terrible malady. - 49,
Weakness Of the organ Immediately cured and full vgor
restored 80 'sS
Remember, THE Nedisl House Dr. james, is 81 Custom
house street
Private and reserved. Hours Of attendance
from A. NJ. to P. NJ.
Consultations strictly confidential.
Ps-keeent cases u eonorhea cured in twenty hours
pay DR. JAMES
OF ~ 81 GustOmhouse street
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-01-02

Brig Allen Chapman, days from Havana, to Passan-
Cargo, fruit to Pigniola, Mechiea.
Bark Rover, Ysnsice from Rio de Janeiro to Cohen
Brig Stevens, Butler days from Havana Prats, Pujo
schr spearng Rogers, from Vera Cruz, to master.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-01-02

ARRIVED.
Ship Sea King Barker from Liverpool Nov q to mastersd
dat Al. =
Ship Lizzie Harvard Robinson from Trieste to Baxter Lowell
Aco-Point =
Ship Lemus Dyer Ward from Liverpool Oct z4h Nassau
Bark Ceres Humphrey from Portand Maine naser-Pont
Bark Jos Hale Merrill 20 dsys from Boston, to masler2d dist
Brig australia Hopkins days from Apalachicsa creevy
British schE Lima D1on, from Halifax Nov sssh to urrel
British schr Arctic strrup, from Nassau VIM Burgess
Mexican Schr Cabada Gam,
ardo-Pnint = -
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-01-02
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.

CONTROLLERS OFFICE .
~x,,- - City Of New Orleans, July 7, 1855.
X EsOtXED, That the Comptroller be, and
IL ne is hereby authorized and required notice.
standing advertisement in the official Journal accordance
with the ninth section of ordinance No. l42 approved
80 1854 the Council will pay bill against the city
contracted under authority Of order from the Comptroller
In accordance with the ordinance referred to-
lsignedl F. l.. TRACY,
President Beard Of Assistant Aldernen.
tsignedl L. H. PLACE,
President Board Of Aldermen.
Approved April g. 1855
lSignedl JOHN l.. LEWIS, Mayer.
The attention Of the officers Of the city and of the public
respectfully called TO the foregoing resolution
4. THEARD,
lyi5u Comptroller City of New Orleans.
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8t@ ORLEANS stlonsr gtlarktt.
cArscas1 o,slos, N, % Camp, Z.

cnKscEsI orrcE, No 70 Camp street
Fridas Evening, Jan. 1, 1858.
hardly necessary fer remark been close
aonaas though several stores and Offices open early
the day these general inclination 10 ,a.
Tho European mails BY the Persia received today The
psivais adgces commercially same gloomy
~ the last The financial adyicc eriug Tho rapid ~
e-se 70 me euoa o. the Bank Of England leading hope
az "a early reduction In the Of interest,"
thsre nothing Of course done IN the stock market
At special meeting of Directors Of the enp 81
New Orleans last evening dividend Of per cent was de-
riared payable and amer Monday tbs 9th inst This i
much more favorable result tn an expected.
To keep up the record Of quotations append our usual
zeekly taoie o. quotations OF stocks and bonds
The transfer books OF the Canal Bank Southern Bank are
closed W after the payment Of dividends and we presume the
same lemaEk VII apply 70 the Bank Of New Orleans
We apnex oar nsaal weekly table Of values