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t'S'eul President 55; NJ s HtA9 oT Aldermen.
[Signell CHAS. II. WALDO
President Board Of Assistant Aldermen
Lsign, d. GERARD sTITH Mayor
d2t Secretary Of he Slayor
,,,-,--,T, :, : - -, 7 ~ =
City Hall, 18th day Of December 1855.
NJ 42GT
~ w 80 . ~, ~
licenses professions cangs and other business, and
carriages hacks, dfays and other vehicles
from and after the lst day January 1859 the and
Licenses for professions cangs and other business through
out he city and parish shall be liked assessed apd collected
tons:
Section On every agent Of bank not incorporated in the
five bugarei dollars - 49,.
in the city OF New Orleans ana each and every agency OF IN
city shall pay annual license OF one per The
gross amount Of iarIT ot nIe LsSs me same TO ne
assess upon ther last annual statement and n case no
annual nus oeSn at ihG Inc above sTI @ o. one
which Shall hg furnished 70 ne Wy ltssnrer torr {nnI
dollars upon every insurance company or agency
aforesaid All companies or AGENCIES not dong = Fe nSr
9nGe h9 3 pay Se hundred
business only, enc hnn1ren 4' l r n ,,, ~ ,,;,t
| ter, three hundred dollars ,..,er
dollars
Sec g. Every keeper Of q cock pll my dollars, a.
sale, five hundred dollars
or persons buying selling exchange other Than Us
drawn shipments made by the parties or re-
dollars ,,.,.,.,u ~, ,.,.,,.,a an, ac, to,,,rs
Sec g. Every money broker dealer in uneurrent money
n Soa ana SYef ouIIon' OF so'a "uS'' "o " MY
| dollars; 49, - t,i t -
medatiqg hundred persons Or more three bundled dollars
sec ~ Tery kesPs[ 9l sFG snTP sSs io
bathroom Glno-FooM or 9tHgf m eein
sPtrituous liquors or malt LIQUORS ae snd BY the glass Of
bu@4ryd and ssvsnty n.y. dollars .,,,
s r. Or ON fyS Ssmsss 0s6 nS wRe o e5
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COMPTROLLER,S OFFICE, I
City Of New Orleans, December %, 1855
+ No. 42ll. I ....5..

No 42ll,
Rssoeea That the Comptroller be and he is hereby
nd dictate lowest bidder 1--WE days the
ec aoaae contract fer rebq ding the connected
with the Draining Ma hne the Fou tn Section Second
street. Fourth District agreoaby specifications file in the
ye ors Office Sid adjudication be subject to the ap
proval or rejection Of the Common Gonnct!
tSignedl j o, NIXON
President Board of Aldermen,
[Signedl CHAS. II. WALDO,
President Board Of Assistant AL lermen.
Approved Elyembar g. 1855
Signed GERARD sTITH, Mayor.
Notice is hereby given that WFDNESD AY Goth inst.
will adldeat my ohce, at u O'Clock, NJ the
tract
d22 It T. THEARD, Comptroller.
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.


hung up H. some conspicuous place IL their clGntngroom
store or place OF business, certificate signed W Treasurer
tha they have paid their license and any person refusing ID
eSh!hl sad certificate in the manner aforesaid shhl py ue
OF twenty dollars Tor each cGnravrutipn before
any court Of competent luris dctiol Recorder.
sec 81 All penates fuGs imposed for any nfraction or
VIOLATION o. ms ordnanre well tax Levied by this ordi-
Se na 0e recoverable before court OF competent n
tsacon or rec, e for the bench Of the city. Any viola.
lions Or WTRc9nS Of this ordnance otherwise provided
for shll he punished with fine Of from one hundred
said and recovered by the ctt
sec 81 All Implications for licenses shall writing
TO he treasurer IN the of the applicant applicants
ana shall specify ne nature Of the business he 70
ow me number OF partners in the concern with hec Hmes
and whether they are resident nonresident partners also
Sec &C. All persons not resident of city or State acting
for themselves for others who shall rece We orders
or display samples or SCI goods in Whatever shall
pay the sum OF seventy five dollars.
Sec " Every cotton hay sugar or produce wegher thirty
Sec 49, All ordinances parts of ordinances conflicting In
their provisions with This ordinance hereby rcpeaed
LSlEnedl tHAS. Ii. WALDO,
President Board OF Assistant Aldermen
[Signedl j. NIXON,
President Board of Aldermen.
Approved December lS 1858.
lsgned GERARD sfITH, Mayor. d2O st
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SECOND HAND FUR VIPUR 1,

q SECOND HAND t'uRN = = THE
ri highest ash price paid for Serogd Hand FunituFe Car
6n pgls Pianos etc Also " hand second Hand
m Furniture as good new and for sale very cash
or in exchange,
Persons declining housekeeping and wishing sell Ia block
will dni heiJ advantage TO call on The Undersigned
SAMUEL, FAIBVRE,
D8 So 3u RAronne street, near Canal,
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ing report was read
An ordinance provide for the adjudication Of
derived from licens CotehOases bHrrooms
rog shops cabare houses Clbsrooms and ali esab
hshments whatever wherein speLs malt liquors sold
by the ii
Mr. Phelps offered the following resolution, which
was read twice and adopted, the rules being suspend
ed, and, on motion, the Chair appointed Messrs
Phelps, Kearny, Leefe and BENT on the committee
called for in said resolution on the part Of this
Board
Resopsd, That committee Of member from each di trc
of III oil Assistant Aldermen and members from the
Board .dermn be appoi ted repor this Council
mex ing, the jecl dnance reat0n 10
tbs eense5 from barroOms shops
ete aha city of a V Orleans.
on motion the foregoing resolution was sent to the
Board of Aldermen for concurrence.
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Notice is hereby given that on THURSDAY 3Oh instant,
will adjudicae at my office at Il O'clock, Nj the above
contract
d&3 it 7. THEARD, Comptroller
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Druggists and Dealers At Prop
General Depot Special hgel
street, New Orleans, La,
VERMIEUGES.
Wiuer'a Canadian,
9wain'g,
Parry's Dead Shot, ..
JGynels Tonic,
kerl's,
3. A. Fahuegtock's, 49,.
McLssn's.
RALSAM and COUGH Rem
EfIIES,
Ttst8r's BRlssEl Of WildGherry
Ha5tingis 6Hptha,
Shertnan's BAlaam
Buchani5 Hungarian,
DayiB's Wild Cherry and Tar,
5chancf's Pulmonic Syrup,
New England Cough Syrup,
B8rtholonew's ExpectorRnt,
Halls Balsam,
'waym s SyTupOf VI ildGherry,
Ayers Cherry Pect6rEl,
Feylor'B BalBam LizeFwoTt,
Jnyne'5 EEpectOrant,
Winer'B Elecgnpalne,
3ogerH' 1iyerwJrt and Tar,
Mrs. Gariiner's LiTerwort,
stRdler's Cherry Expec!orant,.
LondOn's Indian do,
Or. Rose'S dc,
sStrengtheninEGo
SARSAPARILLAS, e
| Or. John Bullia,
g. p. Tuwnsend'5,
/ SRnds'B,
Old Jacob TownBend'E
! Carpenters,
WynCoOp'B,
/ ShRker's,
GrastenbsrRis
| .4 BristcpB
luyBott'H yellow Dock.
FLASTERS.
| Wells strengthening,
Ewen's Strengthening
JW Davidson Hebrew,
/ Bateau's,
Knspp'B Indian
Aleock's Porous,
Griffth's Adhesive.
Holloway's Arnice
/ hINTMENFS.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Oilhiumeu
EsXlcan Mustang,
Farrell's Arabian
3utler'B Nerve and Bone,
Hunts,
Hayes'b
Tobiss's Venetian
Iowe's Nerve and Bone,
Rellinger'B,
Gardeners,
Bartine'a Hors(
4erchast'U Gargling,
Cherokee.
Jaynell
AGUE REMEDIES, etc.
sgood's Indian Ghoguguc,
towards Tonic Mixture,
mith'B Tonic Syrup,
WyukoopiB Tonic,
5peea,s + g y l,iIliF
Sg''"o'e I,o VII \ II II
.,,,,, n4>J ,S.,,,,l Y n rs; w..
SrysnIR Pulmouic WATERS,
A'gGVc n 3 i !, y n, aIe. &c
n ~ II NJ. y ~ n ~ II, iSIt II
S 5,. q n I, an19nooI halrNlVs
'Al tg +, Z ~ : t 4, =, :, ~,
5y9 r. = n Ig Issis's, t,,iit V,,,,
3pyie tl ,I P5iifHn ! + lulal
T nnon = iI l1&li my 1infleor"SoFt
my nv = Inn gtLNt
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IN 5, which they otior 70 SIMPLY
iei0r's lowest wholesale prlsea,
ey, no. III ana n 9asFters
EiA5ard's Wild GhafEy
RiehardBgu'r Sherry Vice
.HutChiuy's Vegetable yHpepBit
.Gouiey's vegetables, Gpiemapisi
Hollands German, 0&ygeBAted
GOSMETfflS.
Cologne Water, Bay Wgt8r,
Florida Wstcr, Aee1 Rnn,
jones Lilly White.
SOAPS AND GEEAAas
Lows Brown Windsor,
Jones Chemieai,
RadwHy'B Medicated; Gassi9sEs
Almond, T1iletaud family
ishByiug Creams aud Compounds
OF all descriptions.
PULLS.
Weights indian Vegetable,
|8IDHaps Life, Bra1agaths
/ 5lorrisOn's, Lees, NsH London,
PRrr}s, SappiuRtor's, Champ
ioH'st
1rnetieunstg, Jayne'H SRnadYe
IJsyne'5 ARRe, Wiusr's 0Emu
miie,
IHiboerd'a Anu-biii6us, Peters,
ISpeucer'E Vegetable, Cooks,
tCsoperlH, GOveii6 Rheumatic,
: Anderson's, Aliebssia's Health
! Wisier entle puTgative,
| AllGbaalg' Ague, lieuper's,
| GhicEner's Sugar coated,
lGilberts bilinns, Beck.
| with's
! Lady's Blood, inEotdsby'B Pile.
IScotps Vegetable, Eagun'si
| Railways Regulators,
lRose's Railroad, Leiy's amAla,
lLondsn'b Indian SanatiTe,
lLOuden'B Ague, BolloWR5iB,
/ Halsted's AHti-DyspeBtic,
lGordnn's, McIane'B Live,
| HAIR DYES.
| Phalon's Magic, Bgtchelorla
lGilman's Instantaneous,
| BRllard'B, jules Hauel8
+, Haynes American. East Indis
| MISCELLANEOUS.
DIR. hOrse's fuyigorsting Cor
dial.
Thorn & Extract,
I lTarrahtts Aparient,
Tarrant's EliziE Of RhubArb,
. CHTter's SpanBh MtSturet
Mothers Relied,
lTGOthaChe its0ps,
Lyons Mgauette Pawders,
=, Mrs. Kidder'6 Cordial.
Ihomps0n's Bye Water,
Watt i Nervous Anh,
Billings Astfihgeut,
.iHvaI'H life BKlsae.
IMcMuuD's Eli2ir Of Opium,
Railways Ready Keller,
i. RadwRy's Rasoivent,
lTArrAnrs Iudellble Ink,
IDr. FitCh's Body Braces,
lDr. Fitch's Shoulder Braces,
DR.. Fitch's IRhaling Tubes,
lDr. Roses Preparations,
Winer'e Aresnurn Extract
Teneur's Specific,
Marshalrs Gstholteon,
,iDr. Fitch's Preparations,
hoTse's Compound Syrup Of
Y6 lOw DOCK,
Perry pHyis'e Pain Killer,
s bf9Wn's Essence Of Ginger,
iMortimore's Rheumatic Com
pound,
M0rtimore's GeTdiRi Bittsrs,
dyer's Extract uf Rock Rose,
3rossmAn 3 Specific,
Dr. Wards Specific,
gpham's PIE Eleetuary,
Steer's 0psdiiaot,
iodfrey's lordial,
furlingtnn's Balssn,
Or. Gullen's sfoparetlonE,
Bateman's Drops
DIR, Iayne's Family MedieiaAa,
ISeidl''ER sud SODA FuWdars,
hppms Fluid Extraaf Rpchu.
r bucina Cordial, -
4 juno Cordial,
Harris Remedy for Fits
al W ilson's itenih on Rata ets,,
lLeidy'B Er5sive Soap,
kirhy's Cholera Drops,
Balls Cholera Syrup,
J. l5pohn,s HeadAGhe Remedy.
Gonnell's Mixture,
DIR. MerchislE Uterina Oathou.
o can,
Gowan's hithnntriptic,
Loudeu's PreparntiOns
= Houghtnp'a Pepsin.
!
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SPHoIEIoIA,TI0Ns, Ca ,he ,oonlraot for

Notice is hereby given that on MONDAY, 9Th instant,
will adjudicate my Office II O'clock NJ the above
contract.
d2J It n. THEARn. ronn,rnlIer
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hat arsHi a pyoreF e. ring repairs t uvey 70
noHfy the ulo repairs they hiing
comply hESo af their expense, BgrGeaby
resola ton No o. nd con Tact
Your committee resolution for Hd1piFu authotlE
ing The Surveyor ,eqpe the esees Of he sixth section q
wharves the daton h4thUa between ~ epend
ard Baheeny streets, in said sixth ett2n ara hse
ureguire aud ssees VIII hu same is necessary continue
hudpg downward toward tbe lower limit the q y SAID he
of Hatbeat wharyes 10 be Of sufficient extension ot INC increase
OF beats arriving agreeaby understanding haa win Saa
lesseeS and contract
g. committee desmng another cemetery necessary IN
Fourth District aud positively TequLed aud hEyng mad
inquiry and ascertaug square q Hound IN tne fonh
District bounded by Washington SIXTH 81 peniS anu 81
Patrick stress $50 BY 90 ee Auoe i"r ead
purpose can be had al fair price say S450Opeset eso
luton for aop auhO zing The Mayor TO make said pu
chase befop HE CITY Notary accept the bill Of sale therefor
in The mans o th ctt payment be in cash warrant Of
The Cumptroler in favor the Ma the City Treasurer
the Mayor to 1iofu Cumron Council by message when
said purchases Perfected -, a, ,.,, = i, -,
following resolutions, viz:
Isl resolution authorizing the Street Commissioner have
placed gas Polymnia and other streets the r
al revolution requesirg Commissioner to have
repaired raised the crossings at the Of hal and
NRyRdes streets"
Sd luton requesting the Street Commissioner have
The plank roads Washington street. between Apollo and La
fsyete cemetery, repaired and put in proper oreerN
II Yonr committee recommend he adoption resolution
OF this 30 nd auhnrzug the Mayor extend the
the city with John Coleman r taking aud re wing dag
ally the square block pavement Tchunptouss street ON
Canal to Julia t-ee etc. amending said resolution by sk
ing the words Race street, and inserting in lieu thereof
Hunter street, read Aid work be extended from said
St. Joseph street to Hunter street, -
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DRUGS AND MEDICINRs.

1 WRIGHT o. co.'s CATALOGUE VI GENUINE
snd popular Family Melicin5 which they 70 SIMPLY
Druggists and Dealers At Propre0r lowest shofae reee
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men were read twice and ooncarred ii. the rules
being suspended:
Yeas Messrs. Waldo, Beebe, BENT, Dolhonde
Huyehe, kearny, Leefe, Magion Massicot, Moreno
Monroe, Phelps, White and Whitney-l4
resolution requesting the S.rveyor Dauphiue street
to be ogened dehed aud grad from Poland the up
pei limits OF the properly the UrSuues nuns etc
preamble and resolution hoti6ng the Mayor
division to he made ground rroperty belonging
the heirs Of Llebvre, situated Canal street between Char
and DurSiere sire It's, etc.
Mr.. White offered the following preamble and res
oution, which was read, and on motion referred to
the Committee on Streets and Landings:
Whereas the for cleaning streets of the First
District has been negligent in the performance his dRes be
it therefore
RSolped That the Street Commissioner ts and be hereby
directed report this Council, Ht meeting
said has performed the duties required Of him by
his
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SPECIAL COMMITTEE.
Mr., BENT offered the following report, which was


The Special composed of the District
CATION whom referred tue petition and resolution granting
Mr. Wilson the Public
known Place Ames for balloon ascension, ueg report
against the the day the application made the Sh
Of January, aud it well known that the eighth day
which ali the Public Squares used for the purpos of firing
proper honor Of the
Orleans besides orders haye been issued for the review of the
military said SOU the military therefore takes
committee therefore report against granting the petition
or recommending the adoption of the resolution
ReaneCLLully submitted.
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Notice is hereby given that Oh THURSDAY 18Th day Of
January 1889 will adjudidate my Office at Il O'Clock NJ
is S2t 'V'''"'' T. THRARD, Comptroller
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SPECIFICATIONS for the contract for the
~ makag OF the repairs necessary the Beef Market Second
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WORK, HOUSE AND PRISONS
Mr. Kearuy offered the following report which was
read and accepted
The Committee WorkHluse and Prisons beg respectfully
report upon resolution them referred authoro the
committee procure the broken for purpose Of ktpp
lug the uIna Is Of the CRY Work House employed
'tappear that large quantity OF stone Is now deposited on
the bature belonging to MFR oauH, which he proposes
the city only changing for the unE which has been
fixed 81 20 per load each load and half
tug This stone after being broken can be odd at moe h9n
sufficient pay the hlulag hes des il be used in
for the luhc places city The committee therefore
recommend the adoption Of sail resolution
Respectfully submitted
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SPECIFICATIONS for the contract for inc
- construction of eVee along the upper mt OF ty
IT, Charles Gate NRyades street, to te lower he 81
from thence along The line Of CAT0tou to the rev a
nal and from the New Cans to three hundred
beyond the Memde Ridge. 80, ~.
Tint portion leyee along the upp limit OF the CITY
from St Charles the lower liue OF eRa ao
said lover line Of Carrot0n ihe New Canal shall be N
feet in width at base thirty feet in width nj me op hhu
smC halGhLa se.Lled mLrkel on me llAn
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40 tina Honorable President and Members W - A'se
Of the Ro nd n Assistant Aldermen;
GenemAnXe respec ful Invited cnaen ia ths Io
10 sing resolutions, atepS8 by the ard AL ieFmeu;
Resolutions reqneng he CtmprGiter sell 10 tha lowest
bidder contract for4yi tag suHe p4YeneAt 81 oanl n
Anthony Square, Sscand DISTRICT etc
nlip4s requesting the ty AuetoneeF ~ Egus 10 ad-
Nefiss for sale. Al he prop rites accrued eiy fesm the
sueressio Of the late John Nc panog etc.
The 18iNg Fe>oDtfo Adopted by ynur honorable hCay
resolution that III C0mptro ie1 self days notice.
we Co cur ed III with amend neutS.
fsr lighting the oil lamps Of the First Second aud
Third Distfi
Glaud5 strsat ffom st steet TO the Bayou Road
amendments Of your honorable bod the 10 Loving re
souiie4 elHeurraa in
resalu uho-s1g the Surveyor have the sbslled
waiEs tho Place dAunes Seeoad lrict lined on each
81 @ii eUbstone ia she same style as ayete Frs
Dsuct etc.
Respectfully,
Ths following resolution. mentioned in the fore
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Presid6nt pro Tenn BOaTu A7sT'IHTE ERIVVIII III
TSignei f'''''' - GERARD sTITH, Mayor
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TEMPLE OF FASHION.
M X. I'll. STEVENS
e>S WHOLESALE AND RETAIL, -
HAT, CAP & FUR STORE.
No. 7, MARKET sou,

No. {, MAItAEI SQOARE.
rs receiving daily additions to his already
Il EXTENSIVE STOCK, suitable for the
present and approaching season, is prepared
to offer great inducements to dealers his
assortment comprises the choicest and great
est variety of STYLES to be found in Vir-
ginia, equal to any first class house North or
South he pledges himself to sell CORES
ponding goods as CHEAP as the largest Job
bers in the Union.
Citizens and strangers will find in the
RETAIL department, Hats, Caps, Furs, &C.,
in all their variety, and of superior quality
They are respectfully solicited to call and
examine for themselves, which will not incur
the least obligation to purchase. H. STE
VEINS Fashionable Dress MOLESKIN SILK
BEAVER, Cashmere and Soft FELT HATS,
are of the NEWEST PATTERNS and finest
qualities.
1t is said that it is no use to deny it, if you
want tasty, handsome and good Hat, you
must go to STEVENS to get it, his long
practical experience enable him to keep pace
with all the REAL IMPROVEMENTS of
the AGE, and detect the many humbugs
practiced upon the unsuspecting by mere
novices in the business.
His Fall and Winter styles of Silk Hats are
UNIQUE and exquisitely beautiful, far supe-
rior to any made in the city. Please call
early and leave your measures.
r. H. STEVENS,
Practical Halter,
Mo-, Market Square, Norfolk, Va.
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NAvAL.-Gunner, John Owens has
been detached from Ordinance duty, at
the Gosport Navy Yard, and ordered to
United States Steam Frigate Colorado.
Sailmaker, William Bennett, transfer
red from United States Receiving Ship
Pennsylvania, and ordered tc the Colo
RADIO.
Boatswains, John McKenney, detach-
cd from Yard duty, and ordered to the
Colorado.
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EXCURSION TO BLAcKwATER, ON THE
NORFOLK & PETERSBURG RAIL Road
The cars of the Norfolk and Petersburg
Railroad Company left Woods Point this
morning, with company of gentlemen,
on an excursion or trial trip, as far as
Blackwater. We are pleased to see eress
this evidence of the progress of the road
towards completion.
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TEMPERANCE MEETING.-A large and
enthusiastic meeting of the friends of the
Temperance cause in Portsmouth, held
last evening in the Lecture Room of the
Court street Baptist Church, for the pur-
pose of organizing a Temperance Socie
ty, the following proceedings were had {:
The meeting being called to order by
Samuel j. Staples, Esq, a committee of
five were appointed to nominate perman-
ent officers of the Society who reported
the following, and they were duly cleo
ted.
w FL Williams-President,
Henry e Orr-1st Vice do,
Thos H Bagwell-2nd Vice do,
u Staples-Secretary,
H Porter-Treasurer
After appropriate and highly interes-
ting addresses from the President, and
w. Hall Coffin, M. d., at the sugges-
ton of DR.. BagwelL the Pledge was cir
culated among the audience and some
seventy signatures were appended there
to.
On motion, the following gentlemen
were appointed a committee to prepare
a suitable Constitution and Bylaws for
the government of the Society, viz -
Messrs. Bagwell, Proctor, Wrenn, Staples
and Smith.
In accordance to suggestion made to
that effect the President announced that
he would receive the names of any in
dividuals who were willing to become
members Of the Singing Club" attached
to the Society.
No further business appearing, on mo-
ton, the Society adjourned to meet again
at the call of the President.
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Who's Losr.-A gentleman placed in
our hands this morning, bunch of keys
numbering fifteen, strung on a long
brass chain which he picked up in this
CITY, Should this notice meet the eye of
the owner of the keys, he can get them
by calling at our office, and paying for
this notice.
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A ScENE.-Last night Officer Moore,
arrested four small boys charged with
stealing box of starch and nine cannis-
tiers Of gunpowder, from Messrs. A. NJ
McPheeters & Co. The whole party
were carried to the lock up, and this
morning appeared before the (acting)
Mayor! The oldest boy in the crowd is
not over eight years Of age, and two of
them is not yet six years of age. They
acknowledged their guilt, but on account
of their ages, nothing could be done with
them, except to send them to a house of
correction, which is something that we
have not got, but which we dread fully
need, and we sincerely hope that before
many days shall pass, that workmen
may BE- engaged in building this long
wanted institution.
Last night, when we heard of the ar
rest of these boys, we went around to the
watch-house and saw them; and entered
into conversation with them, during
which time we were surprised to learn
from them that they were the same boys,
who broke into the back building used
by Messrs. G, Jordan & Son, to store
goods in, some few days ago, of which we
gave an account, and furthermore still,
they are the ones who so nicely cut the
glass out of Mrs. Laurede's window,
of which we also gave an account. We
suppress the names of this young hier-
ing party out of respect to their parents.
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STATE SENATE On the 23rd inst.
Mr.. Daughtrey, moved that the rules be
suspended, in order to reconsider the
vote by which the bill to incorporate
the Portsmouth Steam Navigation Com
pany" was ordered to be engrossed with
a view of m aking amendments therein.
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Cd. .G-The Old Dominion Guards,

@. D. .G-The Old Dominion Guards,
Captain Edward Kearns, of Portsmouth,
held a meeting last evening at their
Rooms on Court Street, at which, it was
resolved to visit Richmond on the COM
ing Twenty Second.
We are happy to announce the above,
for the Guards are a thriving corps and
will reflect credit upon the town wherev-
err they go.
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CAUGHT.-David McCloud and Will
liam Denny--two of the deserters from
the ship "Grey Eagle" and who escap-
ed yesterday, while being conveyed to the
ship, were caught last night by Officer
Nelson, and safely lodged in "Guy's Pal
ACC"
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