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NOTICE TO TRAyELLERs.-.NEw ARRANGE

NOTICE TO TRANELLERS.--NEW ARRANGE
IN MENT WITH GREATLY IMPROVED SCHEDULE FROM WASH.
NGfON DIRECT TO ALL PARTS THE SOUTH SOUTHWEST
VIA POTOMAC STEAMERS RICHMOND AND POTOMAC RAIL
ROAD JLNETwo fast daily lines Washington
and Southwest boats berihs street. 90
A. and 7ap Passengers by the boat obtain
brcakst on board and enjoy pleasant sail Of az hours down
beautiful Potomac passing full Mount the
evening boat they good and
comfortable bertbs and
the South Southwest
conveyed route Il being al
miles rnroang by nny other route
making connexions N f'
RHMoSD rERsBrRg ymc1A wr,,s,x
WILMINGTON, N c. CnARtnToy, ArGrsrA Ga Mox7s,oyvpv
MoDIR NEw ORLEANS AND IN sor r,.xx
Also connect at Richmond Danyic souhsiIc y,r,,
Tennessee, and East Tennessee railroads. t '"s''
FOR THE SOUTHWEST no
Dauvirc Bristol rwu
Chattanooga, u.,.n,,,n
Lynchburg Knoxville s,an,.
Nashvil'e, Grand Junction Montgomery
and New Orleans.
For through ckcts and further Of The route ncur
The southern ticket Office No. S72 avenue on r
cast Of Browns Hotel board the boats 9Th street
- GEO r. MATT1NfY
Aos"s'H -S Ticket agcni
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ARRIYALS At THE HOTELS
Browns, Hotel.

Wan Gi.bony, vrguil issJ P Penn Memphis
II banks, Petersburg Salie Eden, do
Gam Briggs Camden, NJ Sue Eden do
ia Parson, do Sam Tate, do
Ssrn Selburg Allen, Briston Tate, do
Col Doubleday New Orleans II Iockery Hernando Miss
b g fancy, Atasta Ga Miss Dockcry do
Miss Cairo laney, do Armstrong Galveston, Tie xas
Master Hamilton YaBcy, do salarus, Memphis,
Wright Brooklyn Watson, Il daughter, Msspi
II Colby, New Jersey ST Addic, lady, children
u Webb, New York Richmond
Il ntzhugh,, virginia Neal, Cilalon Va
NJ Philips, do A Lyons, Columbus Miss
Ball lady, Norfolk Va Thos I. Carter, Mississippi
s II Stewart, New Orleans ii + Jordan Helena, Ark
d TensIey, do Gen foote, Mississippi
Il II Watkins lady Virginia A Ia Roche Savannah
DaDlal South Carolina W Talbot, Georges,
Miss Dupuy, Virginia NIB
Miss Watkins do bliss Cocheron, Alabama
ii W Edmund, do knos Rodgers,
K Shorter Il lady, Georgia II lImbo Philadelphia
Miss A Barnard, do VIM II Avery, Orleans
Miss 81 Barnard, do DB Smith, N York
Frank Penn, Memphis Mccullough, s Carolina
Mr. jus Penn, do - Demonet, do
Jas Eden do R X prcnis lady, Virginia
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ToNEsS WHITE SULPHUR AND CHALYBEAT

I0NESS WHITE SULPHUR AND CHALYBEAT
- Springs Warren county CaronaThese Springs
stuae Ia healthy and pleasant section OF the country 10 miles
from Warrcnon Depot the Raleigh railroad which
place Mr. John NJ Wilson viii keep and
stage, ready 10 take passengers directly the Springs.
The establishment will be opened the reception visitors
the 10Th day of June, 1858.
For board month 90
/" Z" week ................. 90
I" {" day ............................ 90
Horses per month IL 90
4" week. 90
dry .....,..................,..... 10
For children under IL
daily mail VIII be brought 10 the Springs during the
JusE rs, 1855 W. d. JONES, Proprietor
July T-2m2taw
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TRAVELLERS DIRECTORY.

LyROM WASHINGTON DIRECT TO ALL PARTS
IL OF THE WEST, SOUTHWEST, AND NORTiIWEST.--BAIT
MORE AND OHIO RAlIROAD, FALL ARRANGEMENTS
Three through trains ay Sunday,
ington for the West, follows
1 Mail 535 745, M, Sunday excepted
allowing time for breakfast the Reiay House. Washing
ton Junction, before proceeding West
ID Tho Cincinnati and st. Louis
ngton at &c. reaching Cincinnati M,
connecting directly with Louisville Cairo
Southwest for st. Louis Kansas, Washington
Cincinnati % hours, to st. Louis only Al hours.
3D. Cincinnati Dayton, indianapolis Cairo
Northwestern Express leaves daily saturday sunday
445, connecting at Washington leaving
Baltimore at 10, To the grand scenery
road daylight take the b35 and 745, m 445 m,
from Washington
Pakersburg and all the Virginia
take the $50 train For Marietta and Cincinnati
the
Through tickets baggage quarters md every
other possible facility, will be found upon this
Way for the Of the Baltimore
road viii leave Washington as follows
all between Washington
5.35 745, M, trains.
For all stations Wheeling tho AS
train TO with the Frederick tran 80 D.
train,
WASHINGTON AND BALTIMORE TRAINS:
Leave Washington Baltimore 745 M and
and 445, IN. On Sunday at $780, only
Leave Baltimore ut 4.30 and $780,
On Sunday at 430, m, only
The 45 and 445 trains only viii stop way
napol connexions
the West and the 530, 7 45, and $3.50
For further Information inquire the
Ticket Once, Washington TIfOS. H. PARSONS Agent.
Aug 10 .4s ,C417a.e
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II. MEDICAL DEPARTMENT.

SESSION 1858 seventh annual course q lectures this in
will Monday the Cd Of November
continue till tho first OF the ensuing March
THOMAS II. JENNINGS, NJ. d Professor OF Anatomy.
j. BER;EN INIsDEY ~ D. Professor Of Chemistry and Phar-
|
X WINSTON n Professor Materia Medica
risprudence.
a. BUCHANAN ~ d. Professor Of Surgical Anatomy Phys
ougy.
JOHN WATSON NJ d. Professor Of obstetrics Diseases
Women aud Children.
PAULF EVE D. Professor Of Principles and Practice of
gerry.
X BOWLING D. Professor Institutes Practice Of Ned
cne.
WILLIAM BRIGGS NJ D. Adjunct Professor and Demonstration
Of Anatomy
The anatomical will be opened for s,ude the
day in October, Qhc 5tb)
preliminary Of lectures all students given
BY the professors commencing also the Monday October
The Tennessee State Hospital under the direction Of the faculty
open the class free of charge.
ClnIuc has been established
which operations
tured upon In the presence Of the class.
q fees for lectures so5 Mrculaton fee (pad
only So Practical Anatomy, $40 Graduation fee S25.
Good boarding be procured for So further
information Catalogue apply to
W. X. BOWLING, NJ ID.
Nashville Tenn Aug A. 1858. Dean OF the Faculty.
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KirkwoOd House.

John r Slervan lady s. Clrolna Mrs Miles, Illinois
Mrs Wightman, 5partans Mr. Corice, do
burg, youth Carolina Nr Power, do
Miss wghtman do WV G Oliver, Washington
Miss Dean do II /. Martin Nebraska City
Il j Dean do Is b Amos n wife, Iayrand, Georgia
Alexander Young, Texas David Cawarde, Philadelphia
II Jones Massachusetts Geo Taylor do
J l. Mann, New York James Mullan & children & 2
Campbell Louisville Kentucky RR
7 N Brewer, Boston BW Kirkland, USMC
Joseph and lady, Middle James Iglehar lady child
town. Maryland servant, Maryland
i Power, Illinois Cave Couts California
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NEW PUBLICATIONS.

rTNHE COOPERS; or, Getting Under Way; by Alice
i d. Haven; rs cents
Vegetable and Animal Physiology; BY Henry Gosdby So
Buckles History Of Civilization IN England vol Svoi % So
Life of Charlotte Eronte; 2 vols In L. ST.
Ifils Life Of Benedict Arnold 70
Smiess Life of George Stephenson Railway Engineer
Arts OF Beauty Secrets Of Iaiys Flet BY Lola Monez so
asss.
Augeo FRANCK TAYLOR
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lTTNHE C00PERS; OR GETTING UNDER Way
Il by Alice b. Haven author OF No Such Word FALL
| For sale by BLANCHARD & MOHUN,
Aug 25 Corner Of 18th street and FennsyI
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THE PROTESTANT EpscopAL CHuRoH.-It is stated that
in the District of Columbia there are ten churches Of this
denomination, and about two thousand communicates
During the past year two several engagements and
improvements have taken place in their church cccs
Last year the Church of the Epiphany was greatly en-
arged and bcauicd This year the work of an extci-
sive and splendid addition besides thorough rcnova-
ton of the old part of the Ascension edice Is com
menced. The erection of church--thc ''St An
drews lis begun, and the neat little Mission Chapel on
the rock in Georgetown, built at cost Of So O0O
y paid for The rectors generally esteemed the
gregations the increase and the Sabbath Schools
increasing in numbers and general usefulness while
their financial affairs in healthy condition.
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ORANGE AND ALEXANDRIA RAILROAD. The long line of
passenger cars in number, (says yesterdays Alex
andra Sentne that de6led through our streets this af
ternoon will give idea Of the immense travel now pass
ing over the Orange and Alexandria railroad Over two
hundred pieces Of baggage were checked to Washing
ton. The Union street and the wharf lively
and bustlng in the extreme. The road is doing noble
business.
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HISTORY OF CIVILIZATION IN ENGLAND
Il Il by Henry Thomas Buckle. Vol ready
Text Book OF Vegetable Animal Physiology designed
schools and colleges the United Henry
Goadby NJ. d. l vol. Price So
For salo by BLANCHARD & MOHUN,
Aug % OF ILL and Pennsylvania
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CIVILIZATION IN ENGLAND.
History Civilization England. Henry Thomas Buckle
l. from the second London edition which added
alphabetical index. Price 80 so.
The Text Book Vegetable and Animal Physiology
schools Summaries colleges States
Goa,iby, NJ. d. ST.
The Coopers Getting Under Way BY Alice Haven
Of No Such Word as rail.n rs cents.
The faapco and other edition 81
just published, and for sale at
PHILIPS New Bookstore.
Aug 25 332 Penn. avenue bot 9th and 10Th streets
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DOUBLING THE INCOME tREo sss,,y,rv,g, !,
- LA n 7 Err "a . yin
PATENTED TlfPR0TENFV7' ~ mr.

- ~ A1yb Alf 4tb FEhEN7 IN THE MA EIF cTTTFH
7. OF P4ENS, ~"
70 spin the Crop mp bat abort oueoaa the nun
picking cotton, ' s"'' ''t bio"+as VI
nix - 2 p5s5atea 70 furnish Planters with this NEW COW
aHS 3F MACHINERY, Inclusive Of the STE w
ttN# q neeessarT-amueiy: The tlin Win, Ta1 ,5ssI
81 ne W.. Alne and Ae Segment Machines Of tie S6ifr n
Hs ~. 10 lhY" an arranged in he Spinning Room m II
tepiuueis ~ 3aF"s4. Also Compeep
IN, a. - ~ IF OF THE NET PORTION OF THE IyCaMv
~ Eet5 lss year viii MORE THAN PAY foF he ,e9T75
Wages. ' Lug 'pe anu tAe aPhaef't
My IMPROVEMENT, In its results to the Planter isss,
I9t W IN hBHlng purchased Of plantation negoF gtc
IMAM those he works. and while hjg shin
nE interest 5 prove his diversion it will be EXEMPT rom
Saliag up crop, s' 9-S'--b Eng
. NJ Y TERMS
MA&HlhERY is q CASH ARTICLE. b1t For g,,5 ,..z.
Ange caa grant reasonable facilities; and for the
5E raj tNl oeDurth be paid to me each 5F IA syt
ae excess the Yarns bring over Ginaad Oot6n
proprtet0rs, ~ H'NlhAEluh cnalsa
rom Planters may be made ard to know
nnsi AHthneFy IN their particular ease they na5t S IN
= 4ss |1 ma been the number of pounds Of their cronz
Ia 1911 ~ any POUNDS et arm day they must Spin
a-ES GEO, 6. HENRY, Mobile Ala
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~
sss conway, ssAtaoa1ie' A0ss'als' RA'1 la'''li,
SaqeEhi and NennaTd-f.
Fr5e rs35inp of the minutes was on motion dis
sss,L
4ss..; y, .ss,, i. - afa,-o5 d, tta Einorca
tttluMA5 lASsadS Was tS4ettSu W ttiS EAhetiSS
sEs5s4s4af8ee
MAYOR&TTv ORLEANS, .
civ EIall Def ~ 1855 (
khe{ lesarou {Yo1nri.
irevtfh 4tAns4att I'M ynyr cnpsi5eretiop ne
sfs ~, Col Ill III stncken 81 shs Light Infantry Reg-
s q the Louisiana Legion asking to We paid for the loss Of
jssss ~ II yii moro flIlY aDpeaT ia said petion
Respectfully.
GERARD SrITH Mayor,
sfave vefarred to
ssassat IideTlnsa
i ) e, Z E t s t,I
c9lauualeaa0n iIoni Wy 9slie1eEg ~ sne JON
g7Ias0glers OF the House Of tseInge informing The
Hqsrd that Messrs. PondexfeT, Games Raymond and
kageaee, elected members q the Board 81 Commits
ssgaeea Of the House Of Refuge on the 9th of July
f hsd not accepted Office or been present since at
Fgs s3afifo af the R5qrd yyas raferred IN 4he Mavor
Fss fsiIaSyiny eanmnnsafi6n v,as referred IN no
fs,',rst s'''7 " OH9
mo- s,5u.g,,ss nm vz,,,,-- fs,,,. ~
Ssss ifltlsans fge !, 5s, Il A tiass
y44nor,bgs 5,rss4sy ~ SfsrStsr, oAi' Aooo'3
II tf,e 'RoaTf ~ a Ssr7,s, a. Ne,v f,rla,,s.
A. 4ts ssr NV IL s;nig II 10 ss I'D s
~
80 nv sssSifr II 5,srsss III MI ~ 80
rsAssgs5 "a rsc,ia5 ~ M A. ~ n ~ =
ss ss HI an vnr II IN sufsnt fst b,ais tr
r7s "a realiiTe alteFaion correction "A eo1 |
5ss-Fs ~ issressaTl fine t. do "a ~ y " p ' wiz
rssnecfs,1iS vonrs
ADAM GTFFEN CITY Treasurer
Toe following communication was read
BOARD ASSISTANT ALDERMEN,
October 2Ohi 1855
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POLICE JAIL--OFFECIAL.

A9;s,b brought 70 the City Police Toll on the
Ioq II NJ y "SoTs se qlaGF ooy says he he
is i've feet FIVE inches high and has side Of The
LETT # eye and h9s mole near the nose
+. PLANGHAR6. - NV
+, Registered October q, 1855. '''''
O8I Ii.''''' 6 75T N% y homp.roIe-.
WAS brought 30 the City Police Jan ON the
on the 2V Of October the back boy WILLIAM says
from Bayou Sara He Ave feet seven inches kig6
eau anu s' /. PiR SGI ReDSoFa'ng 70 law
r,..,.,,-., o,..,o, 49,, Keeper Of CITY Police Jail
on LIST f'"' GlerE 1 Of S't donptroler.
WAS brought, to th9e city Police Jan, the
rbI Eth u woman h3EHIhG. Says size belongs 70 Mrs.
inches high and has all her teeth missing from he upper @
+. PLAECHiRD,
ta,.,.-,I r.t.,-,o 100 Keeper of City P0lire Jail
o27 l5t mn 81 SrarE p of fi 6omntrollar
WAS brought to the City Police JAN on the
belongs TO Mr. Adouis Petit who lives in Paquemne Parish
ind has small scar on the forehead and one below ib f
The owner will call and claim his properly according 10 law
p.,t,..-,s o,..,o. TO-, Keeper Of City Police Jail
o2G l5t Clerk Of COMPTROLLER.
was brought to the city. Police Jan ON the
Mr. J. It. Roach Who liz Yes near ~ SN$a ne 9slon{s to
feet five inches high aud has on Tie forehead an
The owner viii call and claim property according to law.
za.,-.,-., o...,..-o. Keeper Of City Police Jail
o25 I5t tii-' 6 { * Of i G damptrorIer,
WAS brought TO the city Police Jail ON the
Ihot Se.emher, the boy WILLIAM. Says he belongs
to NJ Wright Of s. Louis. Hetsaligh grif five feet one
Mr. 2urs the agent Carondele street. will please call
4 FG4ECHARD,
R..stor.d o..,,.-o o, 7..s Keeper of City Police Jail
HENRY puREG,
81 lot CLERK Of Comptroller
WAS brought to the city Police Jan ON the
to MT Fash living on Poydrts street He is four Feet eleven
heOuner viii call his property according tola.
po,,.t.-.s o...., ,.,, Keeper Of Oily Police Jail
OIL I5t HAN 6 81 p q 966 ohptFol,er.
WAS brought to the city Police Jail ON the
~ o. Ocr1o- me m1au@boy LEE, Says he belongs
NJ hamilton Woodbury. Mississippi He i've feet and
Mr. Lee 9fi5is city Is the agent He will call and claim his
f. PLANcHARD
Roo..,,., o.,.,a- ,,,, Keeper OF City Police jail.
OIL 15t CierJ5 q + C omit,
WAS brought to the city Police Jan ON the
~ 9th Of October, the negro boy CHARLEs saws he be-
longs to Nj frank PuIam Of This city He Is i've e seven
tn mes high, and has on the forehead.
h. PL4NGH&RPt, u 1'ls 70 Jaw
p.,t.o..5 o,.a,,-,, Keeper Of City Police Jail.
OIL I5t M Clark 1 If * r %I5Its
WAS brought to the City Police Jan on the
lit9 Qetobsr the dark griH boy GEUkGE. Says he
The owner will call and claim her property according 10 law
Rocfsoro1 o,.o,,,-o, Kcepcrof City Police Jail.
o2l 15t aaS EEK 5 Il cSn6}froller.
MAS brought to the city Police ,yniI on tE,f
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SPRcIFIoA rIONs for the Contrnct ror tn.

Notice is hereby given that WEDNESDAY 10Th of No
yember win adudcate my Office at IL O'clock NJ
the above contract.
o2S 1T T. THFARD CbnnrnI1er
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3FFIGTAb JOURNAL.
49, 90 ALDBRAIEN.

Tsaa1aa o.aea oUNT oH.a
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..


COMPPRQLLRRis OFFICE
= - - City Of New Orleans, July 7, 1855.
IL hsObVI1D, That the Comptroller be, aud
standing yert5ement a the official journal that in accordance
WITH the ninth section Of orduspcu No 42 approved March
3d. 1854 the Council will pay any bill against the city unless
contracted under authority order the Comptroller
In accordance with the ordinance referred to.
lSiGnedl Z. L. TRACY,
President Board Of Assistant Aldermen,
LolgnedJ L. II. PLACE
Approved April q, 1855.
tsisnedi JOHN L, LEWIS, Mayor.
The attention Of the officers Of the city of the public
respectfully called to the foregOiHg resolution.
4, THEARD
jyIbu Comptroller City Of New Orleans
COMPTROLLRR'S OFFICE,
City Of New Orleans, October %, 1858.
No, 4l53
Rssoge That the Comptroller be hereby authorized
to adncate TO the lowest bidder ten DAYS notice in the
official Journal contract for the foot passage
ways our feet wide, to connect the wharyes First Dis
c from 10 post 3he said ways 10 be made in
accordance with specifications file in Surveyors office
and tue adjudication to be subject the approval rejection Of
the Common Council.
lSignedl CHAs II. WALDO
President Board Of Assistant Aldermen.
lSignedl j. O. NIXON,
President Board of Aldermen.
Esgned GERARD sTITH Mayor.
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Approved October %, 1858.
Esigpedl GERARD sTITH, Mayor
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FPAVE DU PREMIER DIsTRICT-II n
- etc conduit Ru depot epayes Premier District rue
Dryades entire les Julie ct GirOd, CONNIE epages-
yue ch6yre blanche, myant DIES pourceaux.
unthegregu jaime pale.
n les dts HnmnuN son pas reclAmes our ct les
trais pAyes lis yendus enChHre pubuue an dit dp8t
LUNDl 6novembre, 1858, dix henres A. NJ
G. o. fletcher, Commissaire DIES rues
e.Or 3Ortnt, ,5s7g ,,,s
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nRsoI,UrIoNs.


The following resolution offered by Afr. DeLabarre
saAs referred to the Finance Committee:
2ee iat from and after The passage Of this resolution
staty OF the Deputy Gsfk Of the Recorder Of the Third
zzsRth. - ~
E1e following resolution offered by Mr. DeLabarre,
e. referred 10 the Committee on Streets and Land
zages
That The Street Commissioner be and IS hereby
e hFe the folio wing bitches bridges nade and
s4'tskeis'lin thu tAub0ueR isaeonrse Third District
lsnley Street, tnm the the woods one ditch
tst leou street, from the ispee woods bitches
sane ek street. i8ou the the woods two rbas
81 ao"f0= street, feou the eyee woods two bitches
~ se y Lftean ma lumouve streets two BRIDGES
~ Tue e9fefoi II acaels a ufnoay s{res Two dies
ie corner 81 heprne and iumonyille i've bridges
Pc corner 81 liienyeuu and street,
~ t8s e9gusF q bHnysnu and lrr0n reefs TWO riires
~ tla CORNER o. AenFAe and BienYtnu stres two 9iges
AZ the corner Of Delaronde and neery streats two 5gss
- i4a corner Of Dstaroude and FFicou streets Two BRIDGES
ri lge s9fneF 81 M0usp0 and llaaroude streets tEp bdGs
~ Tue corner OF MORGAN and neleTy streets bridge
- a. e9fhet OF Moteau AID Tricpn bridges
~ M effHe q M0geau and Hancock streets, bridges
re eerHeF q Mofeau and Monroe streets, bridge
correct OF iresneu and TreaH streets, bridges
- oofneF o. Moalns and Craps street. idges
s. corner q eitry and Iumougille streets one bridge
Gas j guq9er Of bridges ~
Tue following ordinance, offered by Mr.. DeL.abarfe,
iN2a Eaad twice and adopted, the Tnes being sas.
aeaded ana was on moriou sent to the Assistant
Eoard TO be ooncnrred in
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The following communication was read and on
irntinn hid m thn talle snlAiert tn naI

motion laid on the table subject to call.
COMMISSIONERS OFFICE, HousE or REFUGE
NEW Orleans, Oct. "a, Ass. {
To the Honorable the President and Membetsof
the Board OF Assistant Aldermen
GentlemenI am directed by the Board of Commissioners
the House Of Refuge to inform you that the following named
gentlemen elected members of the Board joint Of the
honorable the Common Council The 9Th july last to.wit
John Il FondexieT, john q Gaines, W. .. Raymond and
Lewis florence have not has either Of them yet accepted
Office bsen since any meeting the board which
s therefore deficient by four in the requisite legal
Commissioners. / have the honor to be,
" ar adlhnts
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The following message was read;
BOARD or AIpERNEE, Z

To the Honorable President and Members
OF the Board OF Assistant Aide rmen
conference.-the following resolution adopted by your honor
able body concurred in by the Board of Aldermen
AresoEtiou authorizing the City Surveyor Jointly with the
Chamen Of the Finance and Streets and Landings Commit
tees TO proceed the erection Of the Magazine
The following resolution adopted by your honorable body
rejected by the Board Of Aldermen:
resolution authorizing the Surveyor Jointly with the
Improvements and Buildings openings
the galleries Of the Parish Prison made in ron etc.
Rauna His
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NORRIS, MAULl q co., FASHION, BILE Cloth
tug Hhh f9EHlug Goods, corner Of Camp and Common
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VA Jrh,[ISSoE,. 4. - Co., MEMS AND BOYS CLIO.
" THING OF All sizes and qualities WHOLESALE and retail
'ofner # 3r6qisr and magazine streets.
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MORGAN d CO., J. c., BOOKS AND STATION,
70 Commercial Place.
Daily national Democrat., 1858-12-19

DAsTARDLY OUTRAGE.-On Wednesday.
several teams with goods for the mines left
the city by way of the French Camp road
and reached the Zinc house the same evening
where the teamsters concluded to stop for
the night. While they were asleep, some
villain took occasion to cut the harness in
such a manner as to render it entirely useless.
and also to take the nuts from the axles and
throw them away. They also attempted to
poison the mules, and succeeded in doing so
in one instance, the animal not being expeet
ed to live-the Others, apparently, were not
injured The bottles that contained the
stryehnine were found lying near by. As if
to explain the cause of the outrage, the fol-
lowing words were written on the wagons !:
''l on take freight too cheap" At Worrelrs,
a few miles below, another team harness was
destroyed in a similar manner, and the nuts
taken from the axles. The teamsters were
compelled to return to the city for the repair
of harness and injury sustained by the wag-
ons, which must be attended with no little
expense and a considerable loss of time. 1t
Is to be hoped, although no suspicion at pres
ent rests upon the guilty party in this vii
famous transaction, that he may be eventual
ly ferreted out and given his full measure of
punishment. We are informed that similar
outrages have heretofore been committed on
this road-one instance resulting in the
death of two valuable mules by poison
Stockton Argus, FTidaV.