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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-01-23

I.,.,io, ,,;,DDko also double trsck through
S SIKH et from ito with o. o ,, tbnusb
teec,ion with South Ninth street 70 P street thence
STo,b Fr, street 70 sonih Tenth street through u,b Ninth
es Fourth street hs sSaS Mais m iaieIsccn
VIII south Sixth street with the prVhese 10 icy " ""
Necessary Turnout ,s shall laid with rooycd r an,S , with the
ctV- 4 ihe -. and shall conform WIN ue eIa1e VI ue
surface Of the stree now or shall be from time to time cab
streets as the same #" ~"
SIC The ss' Tor two fee, outside in good repair aud
inside o. e on aid road and chsre fare not 70 s1ced he
cents from The hts privilege granted by this st are I'm
,d The period thirty years rom ae iD "a notb from,
SIC .r.boTze the formation Of Railroad Companies and 10
.,,, the same" passed April 1880 and ia the event OF
ss The lumber Of persons de.sated in the h't section
.hertof shall spPy said grantee and their % honda u
s.c The Company shall have power 10 issue ooIus .,
Obligations for the cogGns ea1ppns ana for such pr
70 ine Which case ca ST kholder shall be personally liable in
ice the Of stock held BY him. for the '' 'ch
s sUsas q q Thts sct to take effect Immediately.
TO IscoRPoRATE THE Long ISLAND SiEANDoAI
=. Sp1NoI a,so ;nt,oduced the following bill:
Grc = p Bergen, Andrew Hodges. VIM H. yaa voIhi.
John Cssho Obadsh Brown and ncn other ptIon as may
by the name Of The Long Island Steamboat Com
psny ahqltsd to PSs@Y and Port Jefferson aud
cfsno Tsck 70 any point point or points in the S da
cent bay. and ye Il aon aud hold such real the copo
ion sy require the and convenience Of their business
bo c.rs stock Of the company to be S2WO divided into
shares Of each Stockholders 10 be liable only for the debts
M The corporation ia the and 20 the extent provided for
in title chap 49, s. OF part Of the Revised Statute" No
be issued until the same shall have been
raid for full The stockholders of the company by majority
twohids in amount represented AZ meeting called accord
ing charter shall have 70 change the name OF aid
20 Increase its capital stock 10 amount not "S
oedng that fixed by the charter and the same between
other suitable and convenient points in the waters OF Long
Island Sound adjoining bays and rivers The terms OF
the charter shall be for fifty years from the passage OF this act
MERCANTILE LIBRARY ASSOCIATION.
Mr.. SPlNOLA'S bill to incorporate this Assocla-
ton empowers the directors Of the present Association
10 BROOKLYN, known under the above name, 10 moor
porate themselves with power to hold real estate am
other properly to an amount not exceeding :ioooSg'
Ii also prescrbes the powers aud duties OF the OH
Gers. their mode of election and directs the mode Dy
which the property now owned by the company shall
be transferred to the corporation-it to assume al
present liabilities.
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the next sun. While ii is kept in suspense mouth,
are shut and votes become doubtful. INDEX.
l'''s' N'-PH'eNN0 80

- ''' 'f'''" " WAsHIsGToS Jan. % 1873.
A dispatch received here from Acti9g;Goy; Denver,
Announcing the complete success of the Free-State
party in Kansas, has caused great rejoicing among
The Renrblicans and Anti LecomptOn Democrats.
Tbs senate Committee on Military Affairs have
unanimously agreed to report against raising five
re@nents for the Army but in favor of raising 5000
men 10 be distributed among the existing eIimens.
f.. report bill to pay for the Amistad negroes Mr.
Don1as voted for it. They have also agreed to re-
port bill approving Of the conduct Of Commodore
Paulding in capturing Walker and his men. Mr..
Douglas voted against this
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FROM THE MISSOURI BoRDER.--A private lei
ter. dated oath ult from Missouri STAKEHOLDER
living On the Kansas frontier TO Northern friend,
says:
More than half our corn crop was frozen In INC
field and did moi ge, dry enough TO gather. We need
famine TO bring 10 senses. politically as Wen ~
otherwise. There was very little excitement mere IN
relation to the Kansas election OF FIST INST tnougn
good many went and voted | think that MIS-
sourians have prob ably carried the election.
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The Washington Union of yesterday contains the
following official announcements

Beverly Clarke Of Kentucky appointed Minister resident oil
the United States 10 Republic Of Guaenaa to BE- also Minis
Ter resident of the United States TO the Republic OF Honduras
the ninth section of the act Of Congress OF the h OF
Consular systems Of the United States"
Fsyette McMuln Of Virginia Governor Of Washington Teri
tory.
Of New Me xco.
Alfred Cumming Missouri Governor Of the Territory Of
Utah. ,-t
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A letter from San Juan de Nicaragua states that
Gen. Jerez had visited Commodore Pauidng on boar.
the Wabash, aud, in the name OF the President oil
Nicaragua. had thanked the Commodore TOR the great
service he had rendered to the people oil that country
by d-arning and sending the flhbusters away. lie
also inquired if Captain Sands would not pursue and
capture any others ,ha. might land upon the coast
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WASHINGTON, Jan. 81.

am informed, upon what consider good authority,
though the matter is not publicly talked Of that the
Hon. Vim. Preston, of KY, is to be the new Minister
to Spain. He was a member of the Thirty.third Con-
rress from Louisville District and is said to be
friend of Mr. Buchanan. His appointment is not here
generally deemed judcious one. lPha. Inquirer.
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BrRroN's THE,rTR.-A crowded audience attended
Mr. Matthew's benefit last night. Tie engagement Il
Messrs. Mathews and Brougham has been profitable
to all parties concerned that they have both reengagcd
and will appear every night next week.
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The NEW CoNET.-The elements of the comet dis
covered on the 4h inst. by Mr.. II. p. Tu,tle have
been deduced from the observations made here oo
three evenings by c. W. Tuttle, esq, Of Newbury-
port formerly snd Mr. Asaph Hall. now an assistant
at this Observatory.
The distance of the comet from the earth v now
about eighty millions of miles; on the 9Th OF February
II will be eleven millions of miles distant from point
in the eaths orbit, passed by the earth about month
ago. .
The elements bear a strong resemblance 10 those d
the second come; of 1870, discovered by Mechain.
They are as follows:
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IowA.-The two branches Of the Iowa Legislature
were permanently organized ON the I'm INST Coi
Sheladay OF Jasper County was elected Speaker OF inc
House-the Democrats voting for Judge CLARK OF Du
buque. b. +. Jones, Republican, was elected Chie
Clerk Of the House, and ID. r. Reno, kepuohcan' Der
geant-at-Arms. Spencer, Republican, was elected
Secretary of the Senate. The votes ior "o'erhof
cast last October were counted, ana the result an
nOunced a. follows ~
Lowe ne uou' a ..................37tt6
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IowA-The following comparison OF the taAapIe
prcrerty of Iowa for the last years !: gNeI Nc
an indication the progress she is making IN wealth
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+ JOINT SESSION.
ASSISTANT ALDERMFN

TUESDAY, Nov. 2, 1858.
The Board met this day, pursuant to adjournment.
Members present: Hon. G. H. Waldo, President
Messrs. BENT, Huyghe, Kearny, Leeie, Monroe
White and Whtney--8.
The reading of the journal was, on motion, dis
pensed with,
The following communication was read, and, on
motion, referred to the Committee on Finance
G0MPrRoLlERs OFFICE
New Orleans, Nov ember 2, 1853.
Of the City of New Orleans :
GentemenI herewith transmit statement Ne IN Of Ghecks
drawn by the Treasurer of The week ending this day.
Very respectfully,
Your obedent servant,
4. THEARD, Comptroller,
hursements for the week ending Saturday October
SO, 1865, showing balance on baud Of Sbo, f9I 0a
was read, and, On motion, referred to the Committee
on Finance,
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Tie following Communication was read

Tie following communication was read
BoARDo or ASSISTANT ALDERMEN
October q, 1855.
To ths Honorable the President and Members
of the Board of Aldermen
GeeenI have the honor 70 inform that the follow
w ordinance resolutions adopted honorable body
cpaearred in by the Board Of Assistant Aldermen:
An Ordinance relative TO the eyees along the Mississippi
river, III front Of the City Of New Orleans
resolution authorizing the Street Commissioner under
direction Of the Committees landings procure
zateria and have repaired Thaa street from Dryades
m strest and also Felicity street from Magnolia Howard
Aesoaon authorizing The Street Gonmissioner cut The
s and put ngood condition the Lafayette Square, fyo
Circle and all the public greens Of the city.
Vsry respectfully,
VDTr nh ian aFygnf
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DOUBLING THE INCOME OF COrpOR
- LA NTERS
PATENTED TlfPRO HENENT IN THE lf4yHF4 cgrBp


OF T4RNS
Employing Spin the Crop up but about the
her required to raise this number consisting Of children q
SIX years Of age and above unfit for powinr 9r
picking cotton, '7e =
am prepared to furnish Planters With this NEW COM
BlNATION OF MACHINERY inclusive Of tho STE NJ I'M
0lNH u necessary uamely; The Gin with Lap Appendag
pn one aehne, and the Seque Machines Of the Spinning a
Sizes and TO have all arranged in the Spinning Room an f
tepnners, ' lf9'sA
ONE-HAhF OF THE NEW PORTION OFTHE INCOME
the very first year will MORE THAN PAY far fbe ubne
Wages. - wv "Ft'''
MY IMPROVEMENT in its results the Planter Is eoulys
lent to his having purchased of plantation Negroes ate
mo productive than thosa he now works. and Wills his sDi6
ming interest viii prove his diversion will be eyeb from
thI cares and anxiettes inherent Planting Gathering and
BainE up crop. " - W
MY TERMS
MACHINERY Is CASH ARTICLE hut for good accept
PAT " o9esonEth to be paid each Of the first
pruprieUrs. -s'
Propositions from Planters may now be made and in sno
cost MHehney in their particular case they must moi ON
70 se what mas been the number of pounds Of their cr0rg
how many pounds Of Yarn day they must Spin
e<EE GEO. g. HENRY Mobile, Ala.
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;, HOW ELI, "
BENZ. s HARRISON,
j Asa WHITE
j.. MAGG0NI, GhlirmRu


+. c. Board of Assistant Aldermen.
Resoped That compliance with the requirements of Sec
ton of ordinance No $685. the finance COMMITTEES are hereby
authorized to be sold public auction by n Vgne
City AuConee assisted by An aucoGeer Of Ills selection All
the PROPERTY acquired by The city Of New Orleans from the
estate 81 John MeDunosh upon the and conditions pro
vded in the aforesaid ordinance
Mr. Nixon having called Mr.. DeTabarre to the
chair 1.-THE rules being suspended) offered the follow
ing resolution, which was referred to the Committee
on Streets and Landings
Rotred That the Comptroller and he hereby authorized
70 sell at his office, after five days the official Journal Ia
the lowest bidder, for lining with curb Stone ap6
making wooden gutter both of the New Orleans and
Carronn Railroad ST Charles date NayRdes street from
the Circle belonging to the city street IN 10 Felicity
street said work 70 be done IN accordance wh specifications
On motion, the Board adjourned to the Chamber of
the Assistant Board.
JOINT SESSION.
Members present Of Board of Aldermen Hon. j,
y. Nixon, President Messrs Conway Forstall, De
Labarre, Harrison, Howell, Landry and Yennard
Members present Of Board of Assistants Hon @.
T. Waldo, President; Messrs Benit Huyghe Kearny.
Aagloni, Monroe Phelps, White and Whitney,,
W motion, the Common Council proceeded to the
e id q Tour members of the Board of Commits
stoners OF the House of Refuge.
gif' Harnsson nominated Messrs. Thos X. Price
.onu IRWIN Len y Blackwell and NJ H. Bailey, and
, geae 1ethg no other nominations on notion they
hg ~ oSclaEea elected by reclamation.
Tue common Council having terminated the ellen
tioh, on nouon, the Board OF Aldermen retired ana
9 y 70 tuesday next 9th inst at o'clock
CHARLES CLAIBORNE, sec,y.
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NbNgGN, SEQ. h, PRINTERS WAREHOUSE.
no Poydaa, between Camp and st. Charles Streets New
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y ALT AND CAMEL COAL
. $500 sacks common SALT;
41n tuns best English Camel COAL.
For sale to arrive by S, JONES Co,
Of 81 GraYieT street.
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w ATG kSAsAN. j. ~ RSO., IMPORTERS AND
Magazine and Common straets.
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CLARK, STAUFFEE2 ~ Co.., HARDWARE.
- IEOh, etc. No Ga Canal street, Agents for Pages Saw
10. gr
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The following communications were read, and, on
motion, referred to the Committee on Finance:
CITIZENS BANK or LOUISIANA,
New Orleans SOih October, 1858.
70 the President Of the Board Of
SirL have the honor to transmit herewith the rouhly
statement Of this Bank Fiscal Agent Of the City New o
leans,
Very respectfully,
EUGENE ROUSSEAU, Cashier.
CITIZENS BANK OF LOUISIANA
New Orleans, SJh October, 1857
Report o. s GseHS FaH Of Louisiana Fiscal Agent Of the
City pt New Orleans, the Common Council Of said city,
in conformity with Section lis Of tht City Charter
CONSOLIDATED LOAN TAX.
Cash balance on hand f0th Sept 1853 $685., $50 SO
Received from lst SOh October 1855 1872 StS 462 So
Fad interest coupons on bonds issued
by Consolidated City ..,...-........ 6,640 60
Municipality No 2....+..4.... 5,l9O o. 1880 90
Balance hand S0h October 1883. $50 IS
Cash balance on hand on s0h September &c
Received from LIST to Both october 1885, l2lS IA
sll896l 40
Paid interest coupons bonds issued to railroad
companies, 1850 W
Balance on hand on Both October 1853 80. slO6sl4 40
All OF which is respectfully submitted.
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TQDD, 5. M, q CO., WHOLESALE AND RETAIL,
y DEALERS In PAINTS, OILS, PAINT MILLS WINz
~" GLASS, BRUSHES, and Colors of al kinds 81 Msga-
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Approved November A. 1855
lstguedi GERARD SFITH, Mayor.
a true copy, VIZ, SALOT0s,
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The judgments amount In The aggregate 81 AGO 81
payable one-ta each Stg $50 2OJ Inv the njes f
New Orleans and Baltimore.
will become necessary make early provision for tbe
liquidation OF these claims, notwithstanding the indulgence
which has been shown by the parties holding them there
fore your commit ee recommend that they be authorised
compliance with Section Of Ordinance No 1888 to sp ,he
property at public sale possible view Of the hest
interests vi the corporation relates this fund the popertv
be sold upon the terms and conditions provided Section
Of the Ordinance aforesaid.
Your committee recommend the adoption of the annexed
resolution providing the consent of the Council required by
the ordinance " order hahe necessary preparations
sale at be entered for the purpose accom-
plishng sale sales Of the property early day rs e
best inereats OF the fund may be found to demand
A,LANDRYt
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have bitches made various streets Of the Third Diatc
employ ing carte fin up St Anthony canal said sbsti.
Authorizes tho Comptroller aijudiCate contract to the
lowest bidder for said work. after Aye dys notice. agreeable to
specifications Of the Surveyor and the adjudication subject
the approval or rejection Of the common Council.
Upon resolution Of this Board substitute therefor
requesting the Commissioner TO have the ruins
around Al the squares q he city tainted ec the substitute
work, etc" your committee report substitute for adonton in
lieu Of said resolution and sub te authorizing the omptra
Ter to adjudcae the lowest bidder Eve days Notice in
the official journal contract for painting the iron ratings
around Lafayette, Administration jackson Washington
squares md Place Arme agreeRby specifications on e
the SurSeyor office said adjudication TO be subject to the
approval or rejection Of the Common GOnncl
Your nitee recommend adoption Of the four following
resolutions Of this Board as ndispensably necessary vi
lst A resolution 1.-THE Street Commissioner to have the
bridge at Mepomene street. through center of Dryades
market, repaired etc"
"a resolution auhorzug the Surveyor to have repsirsd
aud painted tne roof and the office of the Assistant WhaHnger
OF the First District, and provide stove therein
Sd. luton requesting the Surveyor to have two gas
lamps placed on the porticoes Of the City Hall'1
4h, resolution authorizing the Street Commissioner TO
purchase feet Of lumber for repairing the plank roads
the First District"
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C0MPTROtLER,S OFFICE,
City q New Orleans, October %, 1858.


Notice is hereby given that WEDNESDAY ION Of No
yem1er will adudicate my office at Il O'Clock M
the above contract.
II In l.
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.}T II q a EDGAR, BOOKSELLER ARD STATION.
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WHITE pH0s. L., BOOKSELLER AND STA.
~ TONER No. IDS Canal street.
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SiCkLE& & Co., DRUGS MEDICINES, SURGICAL
ETC., Wholesale and retail, Nos SO and
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NORRIS, mAULL ~ CO., FASHIONABLE Cloth
lnE 4a furnishing Goods corner OF Camp and Common
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The attention Of the officers the city and Of the public Is
respectfully called TO the foregoing resolution.
jyl6R Comptroller CIV l If N Nav y orleon,
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W1iII,FI EI4Ds N. H., STEAMBOAT AGENT, ZOE
~ Wrdipg and Commission Merchant, No. FRONT strest
New Orleans. 49, Nv 1928
R5B-Eash Advances G6nsgnments. iva Nv
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M gN4EOF1, A. & Co., MEMS AND BOYS Go
u THING, Of all gaaes vgh1lssaI and staiI
'nfuer If 5rtver and Magazine sIrpets
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AI HE ELOCf&, r, b., DEALER IN DRUGS, MEl)I-
" einea, Paints Oils etc, No. As Magarne street.
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: 3&&lIzNSSEL%, f., q CO.. FAsHI0NABLE uLo+
ATS, etc, Ne IS Camp street
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TAYLOR, SEEVIGLI r., IMPORTER AND DEAL
OF IN ine Mnas and Lannrs No. II RaynI atraat.
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Leaving balance due demand Of sSlOO0 On
Which balance by agreement interest ut the rate OF
cent per Rnnum from the 9Th OF Febu y Inst and for
which execution may issue the discretion Of the plaintiff
Judgment obtained by the Amer Colonization Society
Orleans the city Of Baltimore The American Colonization
Society," aud the Society for the relief Destitute Orphan
Boys this judgement being the experts appointed
by the Firth District Court and confirmed BY the supreme
Court Sh March, 1853 Ssi a8 81
Upon winch mas beeh paid. 5000
Leaving balance Of. SO 23n "
Judgment obtained By the Society for the of Destitute
Orphan Boys being the the same suit confirmed
by the Supreme Court Ssi 280 ri
Upon which has been paid ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 50O 0j
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BUSINESS DIRECTORY.

A IpKENS, j. -, IMPORTER AND DEALER IN
IN Hardware Cutlery Stoves, Fire urhcs Paints Oils, etc
No g74 Trhounit0ults streets. o23 Is
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T. BOUNTY LAND AND PENSIDNS-OFrICE,
Ga Ng u Exchange Alley up stairs nearly opposite the Post
III soldiers seamen Transfers who have been in the
service Of tbs u s. Government for fourteen days more
any disturbance since 1880 entitled GH Of
tani Widows and minor children Of deceased Soldiers Sea
and Teamsers entitled BoRny Land aud Pensions
Claims made out and procured with dispatch by
JOHN PuRCEUL
jyI6 Pm ExcNaute Alley. ur stairs
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MORGAN - CO., y. e., BOOKS AND sTAFI0Ny
y EhE sTGhSHHe Place adjoining the PosO1ce and No
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STREET CODl,R--OFFBCIAL

ENRSr DISTRICT POUND-Wns brought
70 the First District Pound Dryade street, between Julia
aud Grod Streets esrBy-
One white she goat black the neck md Jaws cropped and
uhdetblt in left ear, and swnOwork mark IN right ear
Wmch not claimed witnen days and the expenses there
on paid will sold tpubu auction said depot THURS
DAY, November II, 1883 at Ia O'Clock, A. NJ.
New Orleans, October rs 1858.
c. o. FLECaIER, Street Commissioner.
Registered October IS 1855
I. THEARD, Comptroller.
ENPAVfG DU PREMIER DISTRTCT-u a
- ee conduit depot des tpAveS Premier Di-rc
bTyNdeS entire les tues Julie ct Girod CONNIE epRye-
Uhe cheyIe Blanche ayRn lie ct les mRchOres uos PO
T gnthe ecouuee endessus, ct 5ehaneree endessOu ct
Eoreile dFoie fendue.
les dts animAux pas r6camtes dix ours les
lrMs phyeE, Ills serOnt yendus eurhere pubque dit
depot 10 JEUDI, Ii noyembrp, 1858. 10 heures A. Nj
GO. FLECIIIER Commissare dos rnes.
Nonvele.OrIeans 2S uctsbre, 1855 o2g u3 10
E'IRST DISTRICT POUND-Tyas brought
to the tirs District Found Dryades s(feeel between
Julia and Girod streets, estrays-
One white she goat, with wsttle9
One pale yellow he Kid.
Whtch claimed wtinten days aud the expenses there
paid, will be sold public auction at said pound on
SATURDAY, November 6 1858, at 10 O'Clock, A. NJ
NeW-OreHus, October % 1883.
Q. .. FLETCHER, Street Commissioner
Registered October %, 1865.
T. j, HITSELBERGER
Deputy Comptroller.
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M ALLETT, JOSEPH, COMMISSION, RECEIy.
~ 'S and forwarding Merchant and General Steamboat
Agent No q Front street will pay attention to any BUSH
sas entrusted to him and guarantees satisfaction in a cases
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III WILSON Parish Rapies Lax P0MROT New Orleans
taiGLSOH, EDhEIEDY - CO.. COTTON FACTOTs
- ANDGO&hI8sIOh MERCHANTS, ACKNOWLEDGMENT
eEM LlEN9Ls. In :
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MORRISON, q. n. & CO., WHOLESALE DRUG
1 iISis Oils Pants, Porumery ETC. No. IL Magazine
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The following resolutions mentioned in theforego-
ing message, were read twice and concurred in the
rules being suspended:
Yeas Messrs. Waldo, BENT Euyghe, Kearny
Leete, Magioni, Monroe White and Whitney,.
resolution allowing the Of Crescent Fire
pauy No "a, for certain improvements
Resolutions nsuCtngh Surveyor have the iron shutters
Of the City Hall repaed etc.
A resolution granting permission Jean DOnat
chimney for forge New street. Pleasant
IOledann streets.