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The Administrxtion Organ u she Defeat sf he
Army Bill.

The Senate of the United States have, by
very large and decisive vote, defeated the
proposition for % increase of the United
Ststes Army: The Commanding General Of
the Army asks for additional troops the
Secretary Of War eoneurs fully il the de-
mand; and the President urges Il upon Con-
gress as a matter Of public necessity. The
Senate ssys no; and tie Senate have right
to speak. The Executive have done its
whole duty; the responsibility rests with the
Senate for refusing, troops to defend our
frontiers agsinst hordes Of savages known to
be under Mormon influence, and to be ex-
hibiting symptoms Of decided and general
hostility to our people,. The Senate take
also, the responsibility Of jeopsrdising the
campaign against the rebellioua Mormons.
This, too, the Senate have ! right 10 do; and
the people have right to know that it as
sumss the responsibility Of the act.
II il not ut all surprising that the Black
Republicans should pursue this course, and
that Mssr ~eeFhytn scko hsvs been recently
initiated into thsir ssystesies, 0sd uho icor
chip 70 deUostly At TIE dady shTins rhere
Greeley, Abby Kelly and the Sesator from
NsU Hsmpakirs jpeel and CRY aloud =
natural enough that this congsomsrose
brotherhood should pig togethsr IN the same
sty. But II b worthy 81 "especial wondet,''' u
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that Democrats should IS found 70 vots
,Registeptly with then 70 dnfsat ~ n1oesPeu
- 49, dNieisteation, and IN Tie att 3 70
force upon i 1sa6aelre ard . polio Aich
wQpld only eubarrsss ika1a which vas in
tspded By the majority q T. egpportsn y
lmbasTass It.
Tia true friends Of the AdmSa1 trstion
measure did wisely and nobly in ki11k the
Np6ler v1ieh Apfabg from the lows NJ
braces Of Douglas, Hale 4 Co., ard in
throwing the SssD0nsib ilityse a ~ dieastles
~hssA nay fslls1 spoh ths rgSt 1hodldsfs.
- WashinQton Union.
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a. A bill to suppress the issue ana cir
culAEion d small Aotes has passed to it
third residing iAtheN New Jersey Senate, with
"a aneDdment that the bill shall not become
operative until similar acts ara -pssssd in
New York, Connecticut, Pennsylvania, and
Delaware. "Similar acts' are already in
force in the two last named States.
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CO The Texas Legislature have passed
an act providing that the entire public do
main of the State is for sale at fixed prices,
in lots varying at from l6O to ], $50 acres.
The prices are to range froM 81 Is to, ~
per acre. f88ss stsQgskgG a3a
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TThe intelligence from Salt Lake City,
ria California, represents the Mormons a.
suffering for want Of provisions, clothing,
and dry goods. A party had arrived at the
Mohsve river in quest Of supplies, and with
orders to prevent the further emigration Of
the Saints from San Bernardino, ra
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Genius win Oat

4.
G,,ll;ver, in his travels, makes mention
Of the wonderful ingenuity Of the people Of
Balnibarbi. In every considerable town
they had established academies for expert
menting upon all subjects Of supposed in
terest to the country at large. In the acad.
envy at Lagado, CULVER met with person
who had been eight years upon project Tor
extracting sun-beams out Of cucumbers,
which were to be put in phials, Theoretically
sealed, and let out to warm the DIR in raw,
inclement summers. The ingenuity Of these
people Of Balnibarbiis only equalled BY that
displayed by our neighbor of the Clarion,
in his treatment Of controversial questions.
The Balnibarbi acsdemician had no doubt
but what in eight years more, he would be
able to supply the Governors palace with
sunshine at reasonable rate, provided Gu
cumbers were afforded at nominal prices,
and we see no good reason why the Cldrio''
man may not succeed, in course of time, by
dint of studied perseverance, in establishing
beyond peradventure, his claims to contro-
versal powers of extraordinary calibre. II
is certainly not a more herculean task, and
besides our neighbor seems disposed to claim
the distinction even before it has been
awarded him by common consent of his
peers. We have no objectious-we have as
much faith in the success of our neighbor,
as the good people of Balnibarbi ever had
in the ultimate success Of the schemes which
excited the attention of its several acade-
mics of ppOiectOrs
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TTee editor of the Charleston Courier
was presented with mess of fine ripe straw
berries on, or about the LIST inst. They were
grown in the open air, near that city, and
afford another proof Of the mildness 81 the
season. .....r-.' -...- rfeF .,.4s
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!
|Ra11r.6adI.d1nI1o
{Cssesss, Bs,ffsssS. assd Quisey ceasyss esx ~.
ifsry frsef, 80 lRssrs SD 0qssUks AaN 1es1s)
rs now cOngPLEYED, AND TRAINS NoW
run the entirq distance from Burlington, eMn %
Chicago, without change Of Cars {, n -
The most direct route TO Chicago, New Tori Boston
Philzdelpha, and all other imDorteDt points kssss
Two daily trains leave Burlington, Sundays exespssd.
p l.. Day Express. Through, 7.SO. A. n eIse
Arriving al Chicago on lie sarns evsnins pessins
through Monmouth, GaieahuSg 1rincesen and conneei-
ing ~ Mendota with the illinois Cetrxi Rail Rsssto
and Naples Also Wit Galeas and Dpnieith.
.. Express. Through, $50. r. M.
Ccanseins with Illinois Uentsl Rail Hood at Msndo-
= for ST. Louis and Cairo Trains on the abose rns1s
run N close connecion avoiding all laying over y my
u the points ~ '7sf = Va
This road connects at Chicago with the Nicsiun O..
leading TO the Atlantic Cities Ohio Kentucky and Penn-
sylvahia. Esiits ~ a9ssi39t q t$ 74}3s@gss gu
Passengers ieavins Burlington ut 7,0 r. n, rsaehss
Gaena and Dunleith in IL hours, and ST. Louis in ~
hours Sii8Est' y u g - f1ii' F>H '7.e.ef A1s'E
BY this route passengers win reach shs nterisfs u
Ohio and indiana in less time, and with fewer chssees
than by other route connecting via Michigan Gem
trail at Michigan City with the New Albany and salem
Rail Road Thence 70 all points south and southeast
Baggage checked through 10 Chicago and charge for
handling at any, point. f,8tft s.;tSFsyy n 70
Through tickets b. this route can be purchased ss
the Rail Road Once in Burlington
&c. G 4AMAOND, Superintendent. it3u SIS f5S'
{ d. REMICK.t Ticket Agent. Hurliuetor .isf nl-u5
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Jellies.
FINE LUMBER.

an CANS FRESH LARD. 200 LBS WESTERN
~ Reserve Cheese, which will be sold cheap for
cash. Z. v. CONNOLLY L Go.
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ca H. FAuL has taken possession Of his
new shop on Broadway, and ssstuck out his
shingle," in the way of magnificent sign,
bearing the inscrigtioA ssEvcrbody's Paint
Shop" The "rest of mankind'' are invited
to call and leave their orders. Il
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Hosiery.
White Goods 4 Embroideries.

We are ust in receipt Of a large stock of plain
check and striped Swiss Jacoet and Nansook Nusliis
Dotted and Figured Muslins;
Embroidered Muslin for Basques; -5.*'i.
Embroidered Robes and Skirts;
Embroidered and Lace Handk erchiefs
Rich Collars and Sets;
and large and complete stock of Embroidered Edgngs
lnsertings, Fiouncnes and Bands; Linen and Linen
Cambria Handkerchiefs
For sale At No. 8, Phoenix Block.
BABBIrT ROSS
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= - e. -: - e. :s. .sssss z I'd: 3
fsissfsi 8 II ~ ylreN placss Z tAoss Yae arp
80; = 1870 g - 3 ~ ~ "a e
~ ~ fsssss ~ slfa - KS6ds q ~ voseEs
~ - & WsaAins1ua, - u scsummo4Ate1 q NJ
~ ss Z nv, 80 az; Srs la
sesls ne truth u the Administfation u = NJ m
8 dis Ststs q ieask en- hardly md ~ wne are mess
e.c!h 70 tsscx ~ dtcsatss And = ~ diru vsss
Old Pottsvattaaais can furnish scores Of
Buchanan men--men true 70 neaprinciple,
wsddedt TO no truths, restrained by - pledge,
faithful q 10 obligation nen Win whom
the great question: d politics = parysscdsss
men that would DO anythisS, however
despicsbls, in the hope that TIE divinity Of
! marty success might DO propisiated. Their
creed is happily expressed 10 The following
lines:
.aSaf Il fur away Is Paris 10;
I love 70 go her Stick hsf claws lasso
In them internal Phariseesi Ser .~.s-.
Sss les val esoush asina King = -
10 dror ressavss and trisssrs
sZs Bxs Hbssy's 8 HAD u tAisg 4 ], y ~
ast & Thai tos't sssss viiA atss1s. ev1st
@ al ID believe in bsin' iAis, 1iesiaag 55i 4asts
Or tAss, = i may Asppss. 81
One way, or t'other, hendisst 10, e-.ssa
10 ketch the people nsppin'; PEs 4
4. p, n ssns BY pv'setpies ~ men
.gsst7 Ny prudent course u ssesdiel, M b.. !.
~ ,es. Iseeat which psys tAe best, a. fAes 9at
-y,s,5 bSs 0oJafo Il baI6heoIe6 - 8 50 pr
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Peaches Killed.

We regret to learn that the peach crop in
this locality, is probably partly cut Of, by
the late 'scold snap" Some of our. city
residents have examined buds on trees in
their yards, aad find most of them black at
the heart and dead. Will our country friends
in the vicinity let us know how it il with
their trees ?-Ahon Democrat. b.,
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Cyrus O. Kuhn

IXYOULD MQGT sIE9RECHHULY INRon =
w the ctisens Of Council Blum ~ vicmily. -
n,fecstilsnAry = rEntt sts1S,
~ wa = the Pess-omcs. whore he win issp
seessaasiy r. hipa ~ 5ins pssis tsaaez ANDlfS
Rai'ins EHk Qrssas, Le'.oss lgIssss9,
Engliah Ralasts, Almosd W.,
md many osher asiclss % nsnSu,s - u,esita "a .,
- lsxsu1lss ~ aOcesaf you wish god ard fSiH
R0O1e = 9a01o>a very alases tsocx 81 oent,a,
- Ladies', Boys, Mss and Infants west-4sr t1ie
WV y tne = 4 = d4tf39f BEE HIVE
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ssNov i the winter Of our lous-va =.
h..u,t been much Of winter atssf IN
q. .lorious,', sunny, bslny Spring, y
.h., v.sn South breesss, Ard the genial
.op.hipe. and the kindly vssAl showers that
have visited - during the psss week orsss
!, nd yiolets are here ssd there seen peeping
81, 10 from the faded rsmnants Of last years
,e,dur.. and the buds Of the Willows are
uuttips on that greenish-yellow tint indica-
tive Of bright green leaves. The South
wind i fast sending 'sthe wild-goose, Waws,
Northrsrd,' and the pleasant 'sAoon Of
Iesyes" will soon be with US. = 4 !, .ss.sl5s
How these beautiful days arouse the poe
try Of ! mans nature!- CHS hears leaps
out to meet the sunshine, a. fish leap nom
the vsser !''-snd how memory takes n'm
back to the happy days Of Childhood wnen,
lust freed from the thraldom OF WINTER q
school, he bounded in joyous glee and con-
,cious liberty, over his nstivs hills and helds,
and chased squirrels in his native woods
spr;ns reyives not only the verdure Of Ma
ture. but tho verdure and poetry OF the hui
ma. heart. The same genial warmth that
frees the rivers from their icy bounds, and
caused the brooks to flow, sends the blood
coursing in fresher currents through our
frames, and cheers alike the earth and the
soul. Welcome. then, the sunny Spring!
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That .Poor" Farm.


GA Taxpayer" in our impression Of to-
day, very satisfactorily establishes the in
validity of the recent purchase, by our
County Judge, Of q tract of land for Poor
Farm. We are glad to learn that the ar
rangement entered into on tho part of the
agent of the county, is illegal and void, yet
that does not do away with the seeming in
righteousness of the purchase-that remains
unexplained and unexplainable. Won't
some of his retainers volunteer defense of
that transaction? 1t would be edifying.
Proceedings Of Common Council. T.
,.. VI. COUNCIL CHAMBER,
March IL, 1881
The Council met pursuant to call of the
Mayor, for the purpose of canvassing the
votes for City Officers. Present, the Mayor
and Aldermen ALLEN, BABBrr, CARPENTER,
GRAVES, LEWIS, TREYNoR and WILLIAMS
The subject Of the legality of the election of
City Officers on the second Monday in March
1858, was taken up and after some discus
sion, the canvassing of the votes was post
poned till Monday evening, the 18th inst,
to which time the Council, on motion of Mr..
ALLEN, adjourned. ii f.u.r.-. .s.s...s.a~.
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Washingssn March 10.

The Senate in executive session to-day
confirmed Mr.. Cook as Postmaster at Chica-
60. The N. Y. Herald says, that DoucLAs
threatened to publish his remarks made in
executive session on the above case, pro-
yided the appointment of Cook was confirm
ed They would doubtless, be highly edify-
ing and We hope We shall have them. @A
c. The contractors for the great Over
land Pacific Mail are in Washington, after
additional legislation for their benefit. 1t
is very questionable whether it can be OBJ
tanned. They are bound by contract to have
their line in active operation BY September
next, and if they fail the contract will be
assuredly forfeited. The prospect is not
very hatte-ing. ~
GTThe full requirements Of printing
Office were lately sent from Paris to Egypt,
for the use Of the ladies in the harem of q
Grand Pacha. The fair Georgians and Cir
cass:ans are to set the type, do tho press
work, and all. go 60 i e. '. g
cTWe understand from good authority,
says the St. Joseph Journal, of the 18th
inst, that ftty-t,co steamboats, are holding
themselves in readiness, to enter the Mis-
souri, River trade on the opening Of naviga-
ton. -3.s.r. s.s ,l fs& g.. 2. .
CO In letter written to Col. JOHNSON,
Gen. Scorr says that it is no longer proba-
bic that he will 60 to the Pacific Coast, or
that any expedition against the Mormons
will be. dispatched from that side. o.
o. The steamer E. M Ryland, arrived
at St. Joseph, on the 9Th inst.-making the
run from St. Louis in nine days. This was
the first arrival at that port.
CO It is current in Washington circles,
that the Senate Committee on Territories,
will report against the admission of Oregon,
because Of an insufficient population. Poi"
CO Hon. F. FERGUSON, Delegate from
Nebraska, and Messrs. HARLAN and Curtis,
have our thanks for Congressional fayors.
&~~
s' Peaches Killed.
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g 1t will be seen, by reference to the
Legislative reports in our issue Of to-day,
that the General Banking Law, and the
State Bank Bill, have passed the Lower
House Of the Legislature. Thelatter passed
the Senate some days since. The House
made some immaterial amendments, which
viii doubtless be concurred in by the Senate,
and then the Bill will be ready to be passed
upon, by the people. The Senate has the
General Banking Law under consideration,
and will dispose of the same a. soon a.
possible. s5ts ..a2s -.t. -,-
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MONDAY, March 15th-7 P. NJ.

@. MONDAY, March 18TH Pm. 3
The Council met pursuant to adjournment.
Present, the Mayor and Aldermen ALLEN,
GRAVES, LEWIS, NYE and TREYNoR. There
being no quorum present, the Council adj
iourned till Wednesday evening, March II,
at 2 O'Clock p. NJ. So -. >s.-...,-. -.I
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WEDNESDAY,. March LIP. NJ.

% WEDNESDAY, March 17-2 P. NJ.
The Council met pursuant to adjournment.
Present, the Mayor and Aldermen ALLEN,
BABBrrr, BALDWIN, CARPENTER, GRAVES,
LEWIS, NYE, TREYNoR and WILLIAMS. Min
utes Of previous meetings read and approved.
On motion of Mr.. TRErNok, the Council
commenced canvassing the votes for City
Officers, but before completing the canvass,
the following resolution was offered by Mr..
BABBIrr, and unammo usly adopted-to wit
RESOLVED, By the Common Council Of the
city of Council Bluffs, that the Mayor be
authorized to procure the written opinion
Of Caleb Baldwin, the City Attorney, and
such other Attornies as he may select, upon
the legality of the City election held on the
second Monday in March 1858. whereupon
Council dispensed with further canvass of
the votes till the next meeting. ste
The following accounts were allowed e.
One in favor of X. w. Kynett, for SER
vices as Alderman in the year 1856, and for
services as Clerk of election, and for sta
tisnery furnished the Council as per bill
rendered. s.f- etsa3 81 so $l2 90.
One in favor I. s. Smith for services a.
Clerk OF election ihlS57 L 1858 "a 90.
One in favor of JAMS Trenor for services
a. Judge Of election in Log ~ OO.
One in farer Of YIN. h, Robinson. for
services - Clerk Of election, 1856 and
1858 -. .,;,.,, 81 90.
salary a Recorder fee quarter ending s.rcb
9th, isss $3.50.
One IN favor Of Thsaas Clifford b.
ancs due for services taking care Of sick
men ..s..ss.sf SIS 90.
One il favor Of Matthew Walton bal
anes dse for services taking care Of sick
men SIS. 90.
* rsasnstance signed By Up. Wagstaf
and others, against the construction Of planl
sidewalks ON Broadway. was receised, aat
on motion Of Mr.. BABBIrr, laid on the table
The following resolution was offered b.
Mr.. BABBrrr, and unanimously adopted:
Resolced, By the Common Council Of tn
City Of Council Bluffs, that the Recorder i
hereby authorised and required TO issue n
order 10 favor Of each Alderman, for th
amount yhish shaI be found due him .
shown upon the records in his Office, q an
time upon the denand Of sheperson entities
thereto. - = 5lss 4t8ss es=&s
On motion, The Council adjourned.
Atsssr FRANK STREET,
49, as4 sqta CD City RscOfdes4
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Csunsy Superintendent II Csnmsn Sshssfs.
By the following clause, from thss ssw
Educational Bill, lately passed by the Leg
islsture, il will be seen that at the April
Election, this County will be called upon to
elect Superintendent Of Common Schools.
This is an important matter and should be
attended to-: sstf say : zssaa.. ttsr,-s.ss rs
Sec. 40. On the first Monday of April
next, and biennially thereafter, on the Sec
ond Monday, in March, in each organized
county in this State, there shall be elected one
county Superintendent of Common Schools,
who shall hold his Office for two years, and
until his successor is elected and qualified.
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GREAT REDUCTION In PRICES!
"a~= 1000 - n

As the Season is advancing we are selling on at
cost, our LARGE AND COMPLETE STOCK Of
Rich Silks and Satins;s RI 9s-T 4 ~ 81 ~ r
Bareges, Lawn, Lawn Robes; a Szf s &
Striped Organdie Lawns!
Organde Robes;
'+'- Challettes; Irish Popelins
Mantillas in Silk l. Lace.
Call and examine the above, we are determined to
sell. BABBITT h ROSS
Co., No 8, Ph<pix Block.
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CO In letter written to Col. JOHNSON,
zen. scorr says that it is no longer proba-
lie that he will 60 to the Pacific Coast, or
hat any expedition against the Mormons
sill be dispatched from that side.
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O. The steamer E. M. Ryland, arrived
at St. Joseph, on the 9Th inst.-making the
run from St. Louis in nine days. This was
the first arrival at that port.
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CO Hon. F. FERGUSON, Delegate from
Nebraska, and Messrs. HARLAN and Curtis,
have our thanks for Congressional fayors.
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CO It is current in Washington circles,
that the Senate Committee on Territories,
will report against the admission of Oregon,
because Of an insufficient population.
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cleaning The streets Of the second District for s6s5 amount Of
hnes imposed ~ the street Comm issioner. etc
resolution inviting the Board o. Adermsn to meet the
Assistant Board in nt session Tuesday The Oh instant r
the purpose o. eieeth9 IapecoY Coal and Wsod was
taken up ana concHsd in ae having amended " insert
The foregoing amendment having been coucurred
in, the Board Of Aldermen. on motion, adjourned 10
the chamber Of the Assistant Board.
JoIST SESSION.
The rolls being called, the following members
answered to their names, tO.wit:
Aldermen: Hon. II. NJ. Summers. President: Messrs.
Conway, DeLabarre, Dupre, Harrison and yennard
&c.
Assistant Aldermen Hon. J. Hagioni, President ;
Messrs. Hall, Huyghe, Kearny, Lombard, Phelps,
Reid, Waldo, Whitney, Beebe, Ranney and Stiekney
IL.
On motion, the Common Council proceeded to the
election Of an Inspector Of Wood and Coal.
Messrs. G. H. Noble, f. B. Osborne and Thomas
Longfed were nominated.
Mr.. Noble received the votes Of Messrs Summers
DeLabarre, Harrison, VenDard, Hall, Huyghe, kear
ny, Phelps, Waldo and Ranney-l0.
Mr.. Osborne received the votes Of Nessr5. Conway
D upre, Magioni, Lombard, Reid and Whitney-6
Mr.. Longfeld received the votes Of Aessrs. Beebe
and Stickney-2.
Mr.. G, H. Noble having received the requisite
majority, was declared duly elected.
The Common Council having terminated the cleo
ton, notion the Board adjourned to Tuesday next
I'D instant, at O'Clock p VI.
CHAS. CLAIBORNE, Secretary.
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@. II. WALDO,
WIN, ". FLEMING.

Reolred That the Of thousand jollarsS OoObe,
and the is hereby appropriated be paid the
OF the Comptr Her. 10 the Board Of Commissions Of the Fire De
psmeni their legal agent for the purpose repairing and
thorough order, laiely
leased by the city depot for the engine Young
ca Carondelet btween Julia and God Streets
vded the sat premises and Improvements engine and
be by them rsceivd being thar all i'm
repairs shall be made supervision Of
the Committee Fire aud the City Surveyor and provided
further the said amount shall be paid until the said
DONE and the Of the above premises and apparatus
shall have been delivered and receipei the City Sur
veyor who sh n furnish the plan and specifications for the
above named repairs and work.
Mr.. Stickney offered the following resolution, which
was read and adopted, the rules being suspended:
Reolrs That the Commissioner be- and is hereby
horzed have the round pavement put ordr without
delay t1at portion Of Mrigny between Leyee and
Front Levee The said being about hy feet in
length but The horoughfae for all from three
tiers Of ships, and almost mpssssoe from its wreched
condition.
On motion, the Board adjourned until Friday next,
the 18th March inst, at O'Clock P. NJ.
JAS. A. HOPKINS, Secretary,