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The Union and eastern journal. [volume] (Biddeford [Me.]) 1854-1858, 1858-01-22

RoMANnc.-Occasionally an incident
occurs in a village even as "regular" in
its habits as this, which rivals some Of
the golden fables in the Arabian Nights.
A short time since, an unpretending
Down East coasting schooner arrived in
our harbor. She was bound TO New York,
and probably put in in consequence Of an
unfayoable wind, to await fair chance
to get run over the shoals. The cap
tain came ashore, and one evening was
making visit at the house Of an acquain-
tance. Here he chanccd to spy a young
woman that was stopping there, and at
first sight the gallant tar was "smittcn."
Calling the young woman to the door
way, as he passed out, he addressed her
directly to the point with-"Will-you
-have-mei" The lady was 1struck," |"
even as the captain had been smittcn.-
al am bound on a cruise" said the sail
or; "and you can wait till year is passed;
or you can 90 on board and 60 home with
me; or we will be married TONIGHT, ii
you will. You can inquire Of my friends
(so and SOY in regard to my character
I am widower, and have a few thousands
worth Of property" The lady 4bustled
round !" that night they were married'
and went on board the vessel; and the
next morning many Of us from the shore
were wondering why that coaster had so
many gay flags flying. Happy voyage
and pleasant gales may they enjoy
Prorinesio,rn Banner.
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Fanny Fern on the American
Crisis.

"Well, | never! No! Snakes and
bracelets, darncd las stockings are darn
ed, you know if l ever did. Moses and
Aaron! So it's us-us women, ladies, us,
the delicious little bluc-cyed trcmblers, at
whose tiny tootsicums you've been knccl-
ing for nobody knows how long-its us
wllvaarc been and done il, and got you
all into debt, and stopped your banks,
and made your bills good for nothing ex.
cept to light the beastly cigars you've got
on tick, amt that the wordl BY Diana
and the mischevious urchin Dan Cupid,
that is what you have concluded to come
to, is itl And you call yourselves men |!
If could blush, I'd blush for YOU, but l
calculate it wouldn't do you any more
good than cmptying my teapot into the
mighty Niagara.
"And what have We, poor tilnid slaves
been doing, if it please my lords and
masters of creation to certify. Let US
hear our crimes, anyhow. WHAT Buy.
ing too many robes, and spending too
much in Jewelry, and perfumes, and
soap, and gloves, and flowers, and slip
pers for our dear little trotters. These
are the things that you are not ashamed
to throw into our faces. Grant me pa.
tiencc, gracious Jupiter, while / write
such matters down. Why, right-mind.
cd man, not to say American, would
down upon his marrow-boncs to his wife,
and humbly thank her for having at all
events got some pleasure out Of the mon
cy while it lasted. And she, If she was a
dear, warm, kind, affectionate, sweet,
good darling little rib (as We all are till
you make us more t'other,) would say to
him, shaking her lovely curls over his
face, SAM or BILL or 'Alcibiades,' as
the case might be, 4 forgive you and !
don't know-I say don't know, but il
he looked very pcnitent indeed, and was
n handsome fcllow-I don't know, but
she might jusc-thcrc, its out-give him
kiss. All! and good one, too-not
one Of those touches that wouldn't make
a dcw-drop absquatulatc from rose leaf
but one rs IL she meant It. But the no.
ton ola husband charging his ruin upon
one Of those angels who in the disguise
of wives, float about your homes, and fll
the air with essence Of Paradise-well,
there!
In course its all our doing too. No
little trihc Of extravaganza on your side
the table. Nothing about poker, or any
other little game. Nothing about racing
or bets on horses to be sent over to Eng.
land, to have their hearts broken by the
cheating Of John Bulls jockeys or to be
poisoned by dukes and marquises for fear
the Stars and Stripes should bang the old
country on its own turf No oysters and
port wine, and such like monkeying the
aristocrats Of Britain. No chests Of ci-
gars as big as umbrellas. No Gunticklers
and Neck.twistcrs and Brandy-smashes
and Bullsmilk and Tonguescrapcrs; mol
any other Of your nasty excuses for Ii
quoring when you're ashamed to call out,
like free citizens Of the noblest empire in
the world, for what you really mean. Nc
open.boxcs that aint always filed with
your own wives but arc sometimes scn'
as presents to somebody else's-samc re
mark as to shawls and trinkcts, my mas
ten. Oh, no! nothing Of all this. Asl
about these things and the lords OF crca
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A Nip Of Sling.

"Give us nip Of sling said a yong
catcchumcn in the school Of rum-drink
ing, as ho stepped up to tho bar Of vii
lage GROCERY !. "givo us a nip Of sling, to
wash down the 'teetotal lecture" We
have just been hearing.
"Nip of sling" thought ], as l walked
away, musing and trying to analyze the
cognomen-how appropriate!
/. "Sling," as a verb, means to Mrou
or cast out. And so, thought l, his sling
will soon throw the remnant Of his mem
ory to the winds; if he has family j
will throw them
/. Into Encouragement,
Q. Into wretchedncss, and
8. Upon the town.
It will probably sling himself
/. Into Idleness,
2. Into debt,
8. Into crime,
4. Into the ditch,
8. Into prison,
@. Into a drunkard's grave, and
Z. Into miserable eternity.
II"-Sling" as a noun, means
l. Something to mrow viM, and
2. Something to hang in.T
Ifmy analysis Of the verb is correct
then the firstdefnition is true; and whcr
the judge, the jury, the hangman and gal
lows come rushing into my mind, surely
thought I, there is moro truth than fic'
ton in its second definition.
And there is the gratifying word nip.
This means to bite to blast and tt
pinch" The first agrees with Solomon
description Of intoxicating drink-'it bit
eth like a serpent, and stingeth like al
adder 1t bla'teth the fondest hopes o'
parents, wife and children; and how Of
ten has the drunkard, as he stood upor
the hangman's scafold, pointed to th'
nip of sling asthe procuring cause Of thi
awful and final 4nip in the sling."-Gold
en- Era.
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VOLUME d xlV-NUNBER 4

while for us to endure all the present dis
trcss to teach US that lesson. 1t Is the
violation Of this great natural law that is
the cause Of the crimes and tho ealami.
ties that now aalict the whole communi.
ty.-Phiiadslphia Enquirer.
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Dos'r PINCH the PRrSrrR.-Dr. Holmes
Of the Maine Farmer, speaking Of the
disposition in hard times to begin to econ
omi1c not in abjuring costly vices or in
omitting useless expenses in little thing.
but in stopping the newspaper, says-
1--WE arc aware that many, when q
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IS o t'S Geruer.
SONG OF THE STREET.

Rushing round the corners,
Chasing every friend,
Plunging into banks
Nothing there to lend
Pi,eously begging
or every mSn you meet
Bless me- this is pleasant,
"ShinninS" on the street.
Merchants veryshor,
Running neck and neck,
Want to keep a-going-
Praying for a check;
Dabblers in stocks,
Blue ss blue can lie,
Evidently wishing
They were " fancy free"
All our splendid rallroacs
Get such dreadful knocks.
Twenty thousand Bills
Couldnt raise their stocks;
Many ofthe Bears,
In the trouble sharing,
Now begin to feel
They've been overwhelming
h'sAy sPeou'a'o'S'
Iurhp''ng WIN the snOcA'
Never m'nu stopping
More ihan any CLOCK
illihey give big dinners,
Smoke and drink and sup,
Going NIL the better
For a winding up.
Banking institutions,
Companies OF "trust,"
With other peoples money
Go of on bust,
Houses of long standing
crumbled in a night -
With so many smashes,"
No wonder moneys light
Gentlemen Of means
Having lots To spend -
Save a little sympathy,
Nothing have TO lend
Gentlemen Ia want -
Willing To pay double -
Find that they can borrow
Nothing now but trouble.
Hall our men OF business
wanting an extension,
While nearly all the diners
Contemplate SUSPENSION;
Many OF them, though,
Dont appear to dread II,
Every cent they owe
l. 50 much tO their credit.
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In laying sabmarins esbls fos ts's-
gsph between France and Alsisss, u -
ben disoovsrsd hat The Msdltrssnsan 4
1000 fsshoas, oe nsasly 2 Ia nils dep.
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Thrilling Account Of tho Relief Of
Lucknow.


rhri,lino Account ~ ,hs p.,,sf NJ
Luornov
A lady Of the rescued party has gwen
most interesting description Of the svsnb In
Lucknow prior to sndst tho arrival Of Have.
locks forces. She ays'
"On every side death stared " In the
faos no human skill could avert |. any
longer. We saw the momsu. approach whom
we must bid farewell to earth, 70. wi.hou.
feeling that unuttsrabls horror which must
have been experienced by the unhappy VIC
Tins at Cawnpore. We were resolved rather
to die than 70 Weld. and werc fully pursusd.
ed that in tvcnty.four hours all would bs
over. The engineers had said %, and oil
knew the worst. We women strovs to en-.
oouraeo each other. and to perfom the lieht
duties which had been assigned to US, such
a. CONVEYING orders to the batteries and SUP.
plvine the men with provisions. especislly
Guns Of coffee. which We prepared d.y and
nirht. had gone out 70 try and make
myself useful, in company with Jessie
Brown. the wife of a corponi In nv hus.
bands regiment. Poor Jessie had been in
a state of restless excitement all through the
SIEGE and had fallen svay yisibly within
the last few days. A constant fever con.
sumed her. and her mind wandered occa.
siopallv especially that dsy. when tho rec
objection, Of homo seemed POWERFULLY prs.snt
10 her A. l.,,. overcomo with fatigue. sb.
Law down on ,bs Ground vr.nr.d an In her
plaid. lat bes;ds her nromi.ny TO .vak.
On her, when. as she aid .ber father ,bould
roturn from the plowine.' She fell a, length
into a profound slumber. motionls.a and an.
pareutiv breatble. her be.d rr.tin. \, m,
lap. Imy,:lf could no longer resist the In.
clination to sleep, in spite Of the continual
roar Of the cannon suddsnl, "a, .,ou..
ed BY a wild. une.rtblv scream elo.o 70 m,
ear my companion stood uprieh, he.id.
me, her arms raised. and her head bsnt for.
ward In the attitude of l,,..nin. A ,ool
Of intense dsligh. broke over her oountsu.
ance, she grasped my hand, drew me 10.
wards her, and exclaimed. .dinna he hear &. /,
dinna 70 hear III Ay, I'm no dreaming
it, the slogan o. the highlanden! We're
saved. we're saved!' Then ainsing herself
on her knees, che thanked God with passion.
ate iervor. felt utterly bswildered : my
English ear. heard only the roar Of artillery.
ana ! thought my poor Jessie was still rav.
.nS' ou' sne dafsed 70 the batteries, and l
heafd her cry lncesaantly to the msn-oour-
.ss' courage hark 70 tho siosan-to the
Macsregor, the grandest OF them .. Here's
heip as iass' 10 describe tho effect Of these
a0fos upon tho soldiers would 30 imposi.
oie. for m'ment they ceased firing, and
every soul listened In intense anxiety
umau"iiy, however, there arose murmur
Oh bitter dissppointmeus, and the wailins Of
the women who had hocked TO the spot burss
out anew a. tho Colonel shook his head
Our dull lowland ears heard nothing but the
rattle Of tho musketsy. A few moments
moro Of this dcsth.liko suspense, Of this sgo-
mixing hope, and Jcssic, who had ,snk on
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JAMES T. CLEAvEs. Pris,er.
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REcEIPrs oE pRonunE

NAsHvIIIE-sieamer Cumberland-2g2 hhds tobacco Jas
Turnerg2 hhds tobacco as sacks wheat 6 bales Me
baceo Hewitt Norton sc022 hhds tobacco Lolspoich
- tobacco Short &coS hhds tobacco 81 bales
hhds tobacco Fcowes &coi hhd tobacco So bbs -four
Sisen Watts &ee-sS b9s aoat Q Robinson seol5 bids
hhds tobacco bbs beans 81 do 2s sacks wheat
&eo4S sacks wheat 10 Perkins keo-Total 49
hhds tobacco q bales cotton.
LOT vIl.LE-steamer VI Newcomb-sl casks bacon II
bbls Hour leo sacks to VIM Gaylerl2l bhls flour
Knea2 nhds james Connolly tco9 sacks corn I,
John Hurley keo-l4z3 SACKS Michel &co-ss0
Q fwiehel &cols / adams cnS6 hhds to6Ar.
60 Hewitt, Nesen &eo2 bids tobacco lospiech keo-2
bbs pork 81 bb -four % sacks Ethel 3co-l0O css
bacon Martin Cobb Seoo do 2ss bb pork
lays2 bids iobseeo Jas Turner'S hhds II oat
~ bbls potatoes u sho 4eols hhds tobacco q be beans
manll7 sacks wheat boxes bacon bills lard eggs
Rnlen kco-suadTies 10 order oA rs hhas tobacco.
ST MARrINsvILLE-seamer A W Baker-ls2 hhds sugar
olasses obit CharpantieslQ bids Belocq Nobon
Ncos Ianve Aecall25 do Bethel HsTe-lshhds
Hall Rodd Putnaan42b bales lob ChArpautier-22
bales cotton Bellocq Noblom Seoo hides Bethel
ordeE-roiai q bales eos'on 2s6 hhas
JEFFERsoN-sicamer Gov Powell-ll4 bales Miller
ForIeser9s Lewis Oglesbyly Frelson Stevenson Sso
2 Hugely Blair Aeo0 do Donovan &ecss bale. cotton
head Massie 6co bales cotton Winston MORRISON 6eo22
frierson, Conway &co22 I Hardie &c00 fuiiy Seo-
Is Henderson Terry seos John Williams 4ecs bales cotton
bander Hubbard Acc bales cotton Campbell seng 8 do
Hopkins kcos PAYNE a Iiarrison-l boxes mdse 10
Garter 4so-sanarss TO ordsr-rOal SIS bales cotton
BAYOU sARA-sieamsr Laurel Hf-ee bales cotton %
bnchannon Carroll keo9 do Paache 1co-s
RhoreF, HsgnbotthAm keo7 Menberger Borfon-5 do
rards Bnlyss nhds sugar obs moassss iadwio SEQ
10 hhas Mienberger &co51 do Thos Henderson,
bbls molasse III bbs mo asses Ise a-a2 hhds sag AZ
Gordon eAsIoliO-ls DO Edward Duvs &sOl hAds sugar
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EXPORTS.

VERA CRUz-Seamship Tennessee-135 bills lard ties do
$40 do 90 70 casks do rs hb do 90 bags do 100
kegs butter 10 bS cheese SD sacks hi bbls OIL 80 bhs
aud 81 octans 80 bbs 50 bKs cognae and snndre
LIVERPOoLr-shp Cordelia-222l bales cotton.
HAvRE-Ship Nohampion3ss0 bales cotton 5000 slaves
SAkTAh DER-Brig Fe--iO0 bales eotnn.
HAYANA-Schr Anihem-6 hhds 50 casks and Sc les hams
$50 kegs butter " hf bbs beef "a casks bacon 70 bxs candles
40 bx starch loo do cheese Al bbs and % lard $40 bills
bOO bbs poatoe a bxs pork 10 hbl OIL u b2s
lobster, 81 do salmon, 81 do pickles. 2t25 sacks cora
APALAcHICoLA-schr Onward-l6 bbs ioar, do lard
g bbs noasse 81 90 pork q bbs whisky 50 casks bacon
do rice, lou sacks corn, do coffee
NEW YoRK-schr Horace staples-235 hhds sugar l6l
bhls slgnr.
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REGULAR PACKETS.
Y1g. UNITED STATES TIT T~e
EAFl k,srE6 WEEKLY mAIl. LINE lEiiaiSt-H
st-l.+A, VICESRURG f-<.z<.-slstt
ON SATURDAY, Al

ON TUESDAY, AtloN THURsDAY'lO N SATURDAY, n
p. NJ ats p NJ. 5P. NJ
The magnificent u. The magnificent The magnificent u
States Mail paekeiu. s. mail packet States mail packet
Princess, Captnl v C X b N & Watcher. Capt'n
Wilson, will leave Ubpt j. NJ. White, T. r. Leathers will
for DonAls0nvio viii leave for bon leave for Donaldson
Plaquemine, Baton adsonville, Paqus- III PaQuenne
Ronge, Porn Hudson mine Baton Rouge Baton Rouge Por
Bayou Sara Red Port Hudson Bayou HUDSON bayou Sara
River Landing Fort Sara Red River Red River Landing
Adams ate Landing, Fort Ad For Adams NatchsE
Waterproof Rodney ANS Naichez Wa Waterproof Rodney
ST. Joseph, Grand terproo Rodney saint Joseph, Grand
Guf Warrenton and St JOSEPH, Crane Gulf WAreuon and
YieksouIg rytGnt Warrenton Wick sbUfg every sA
TuESD AY, at blMii kenis end lrUkDAY. al g o.
O'clock P. NJ lVicksburg La q. clock P. N.
The PRINCES Providence Stack The steamer NAT.
connects at Fcks Island and Skp-IGH Z a
burg with the steam this LRndn ri Veksburg with the
o. s. AID and Pitchers Point Ash steamer RANGER,
will take freight for toms Carolina land and will take freight
All the landings onngs Grand Lake for all the landings
fazoo river high Lake Washington
rs GREENWOOD every THU kSDAY As Green wood athigh
lat O'Clock z. N. water rates
me above mentioned splendid passenger packets will leave
On their regular days without fail the appointed All
business entrusted to their will be profnpy and faithfully
attended to.
These boats will be responsible any letter or package
containing money jewery other yauabes unless regular
Bills Of adng specifying the contes value and
the freight paid for any deposited with b clerk
by the passengers, contained In their baggage
For freight or passage srply on board, or to
CARROLL, HOLMES CO.,
Union Row, So GRrondelet st.
nN " y X. SWIFT ". No 4 Trhounitou las 81
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CoNsIGNEEs.

BOSTOE-Ship Ocean Romp-J II Marks &co-H NJ Barlow
"A kearny--RW Rayne-D kelham-M J TelleisYp-Fhnt
4 JonesS Taylor x Raadin-Frost 6cO-Beebe kcO-W Nc
Cracken &co-W I Dsvis-W q Neage-Ducl &eo-C
Boye-GroSjean q Bennetesa-W A SewArt-Brinton &cO-
Greersou-J Is FlOtte-and order.
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BKLow-ooMINe UP.

Ship Ocean Romp. Manson, days from Boston, to Jones
hRcknder &cowilh 100 tons Ice to L Warner &eo--and
assorted mdse
Ship Joshua Mauan LpscOmb from Havana Baxter Low
ell AGO.
Ship Martha Ward, stOrer, days from New York in bal
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WINES AND LIQUORS.


M AHETyr BKAnDX-THE UNDERSIGNED, duly
~ appointed Agent for the old established house Of
BoCIN AAREfT CO. for the sale Of their very superior
bIAnds Also sole Importer Of the justly celebrated Poulusy
IS now prepared receive orders for either the low
e prices In OognAc 70 be shipped direct
the Union supply constantly hand Samples besesn
at the store Of
nil ly Corner OF Grayier st-set and Sssay Isvas
CHAhIPAGNE-GoNDEL GREEN SEAL WINE
direct importation from Rheims lots 10 suit lie
trade, Orders received and transmitted ny
A. A. NEYINs & CO.,
lalg 3n No, ~ Gravfer street.
CHAMPAGNE AGENCY-MOET 4 OHAEDoN,s
rial. ~ -F0
JULES MUMNs 4 CO.'S Anchor, vsrnenay, Cabinet and
Imperial. ~
The subscriber authorized liberal terms
Tor direct importation Of the above very superior Cham
pHgne and socits the attention Of dealers
always on hand Samples can be at the Office of
nil ly Corner Of Gravier street and New Lsvae
SAZERAC BbAHuI1S- WE HAVE A GOOD
s supply on hsnd aud are receiving by direct npora9n
favored brand We have 1875 in eighth pipes 1888 eighth
and quarter pipes 1902 do do 1895 in half quarter eighth
pipes We invite the attention the trade
generally as this article For sale
on New York terms and prices, by
WIN n. LBVERICH CO., "a Old Levee st.
nls ~ Sole Agents in this city.
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STREET COMpR--OFFICIAL.


SECOND DISTRICT POUND-Vvas brought
y the District Pound Derbgny street.
st, Ann and Main Streets - estrays-- -. $500. 49,
One brown and creole about lsG hands high with
one sei pony high, with white face saddle
marks branded l. b on the left thigh.
One dark bay pony about l41s hands high with black legs,
bay horse l6 hands high blase face the
fore and hind legs whe saddle and collar marks shoi all
one yellow she goat with black stripes
paid viii he sold at public auction a said pound WED
Nk ESD !; April 2lst at I 70 O'Clock A M
r 4. GUYoL,street Commissioner
''s''''''O -'p''' '''' HENRY DUREL,
Clerkof Comptroller.
L,PAVE DU DEUxIEME DISRTRICT-na
~ ee conduit a. depot des EpAses da Denxisne District
In pon creole brun fonce ct rouan denvron l3 mains de
haul, ayant Ia face blanche eAmpe visible.
I'm posi- alezan, denyron IA mains de hau la face
blanche des marques de sele eampe la euisse
I'm pon brun denviron l4yl mains haut nyant les
jmbe Ia crniere ct Ia nors dss de la see
eAmpe Il Ia cnlsse droite.
lie pied droit De dsyn ct ds1x de- derss 6ancs des
de "a sels ct On collier ct fe fer aux qaare pieds
lies dte shayres dix jours ct les
fas naye ees venues enehere publique dit de
pot NERoREDI, 81 das, i9;s Z 10 henres A M
Nouvele-orleans, lie 9asr 1883 aiO Is 20
SECoND DISTRICT POUND-Was brough
. second district Pound on Derbisny street bsisse
ST. Ann and Main streets, as estrays-
one grey, brown black spotted she goat.
Which not within days the expenses there
81 pS s T S sSs 81 Pqs sqG ~ a pound on FRI
...-,-.,, -. p A. GUYoL, Street Commissioner.
''S''''''1 -'p' ''' i'''' 7. J. HITsELBERGER.
New Orleans. April 5, 1858
EPAVE DU SECOND DISTRICT-u a etc
~ conduit depot des Epaves du Second District Der
ogny entire les ue7 ste Anne ct Dumaine CONNIE epaves
Une chevte jaime pale,
une ehevre grs brul, tachetee noire
81 chevres sout pas recamees dams dix our ct les
tras payes ees vendues enchere pubque dit de-
pot, VENDREDl, l6 d,avril 1885, 10 heufes A. N.
NOuvele- Orleans, 5 d'ayril 1858. as 10 Is
THIRD DISTRICT PoUND-Was brought
to the Third District Pound corner OF Clouet and Good
red and while pinked year g pomark nor brand
One bay mare IA hands high branded the left shoulder
one bay ary. M hands high white strip the face
One grey mare, IA hands high, branded the right
enc daTkll an hily, II hands high.
One sofrenco the four feet white
Which claimed within and the expenses there
on paid, wiz be sold publie auction depot on FRI
DAY, April 10, 1855, at 70 o'clock A, NJ
T.J.HI TsELBERGER
Deputy Comptroller.
New Orleans April 5, 1855
EPAVE DU TROIsIENE DIsTRICT-u a
~ ee conduit an lep9! Ges epayes do Iroseme District
Une gensse agee dun mouehetee ct blanc,
ue lament bale imaus de hau eampso Pepaule gauchs
upe pouche bale "a mains de hsut ais blanche
Ue girls "a mains de hsut e,ampee epaule
Une poaiebe rouan frnce, II mains de haut.
Tn pOuian all nan, les qnate prds bancs
ST les pas dix Jours ct les
frs paye lis veudus ienchere pubique depot
p. A. GuYOi, Comnissaire des
Nouvele- Orleans, lie mars lsas u6 10 10
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-04-15
MEMORANDA.

sS The towboai Charles Capt Chambers arrived yester
day from the South West Pass with five passengers and sOO
in from The Mexican schooner Coueepcon from Tuspan
lying Al The South West Pass
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-04-15
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.

CoMPTROLLERS OFFICE .
City OF New Orleans July I, 1855.
u ESOLVED, That the Comptroller be, and
IL he is hereby Authorized and requiem give notice. by
oanding advertisement In the official Journal that accordance
with the ninth section of ordinance No. 1872 approved March
80 1854 the Council will pay any bill against the city unless
contracted under authority order from the Comptroller
In accordance with the ordinance referred to.
Signedl II. l.. TRACY,
President Board Of Assistant Aldermen.
lSignedl 4. II. PLACE,
President Board Of Aldermen.
Approved April Is, 1855
lSignedl JOHN l.. LEWIS, Mayor.
The attention Of the officers Of the city Of the public
respectfully called to the foregoing resolution.
4. THEARD,
lyl6u Comptroller City Of New Orleans.