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NEW ORLEANS, 9Th November, 1853
To the Common Council Of New Orleans
THE PETITION of the undersigned re.
spectfuy showesh that the majority required by the New
able body 70 resolution authorizing the Comptroller
for making bek sidewalks and wooden cutters the
side of St. Avide from Elysan Fields Vaudeville street.
that said sale be final that the Mayor be authorized to
contract with the purchaser for the Payment
cash when the work completed according the lines and
levels of the City Surveyor. 49,. zt .t-
d. B. Macary, 3O5 feet on st. Avide street.
JAS. A. HOPKINS
Secretary Board of Assistant Aldermen.
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NouvELIE- ORLEA ANS, s octobre, 1858.
Au Conseil Commun de la NouvelIs- Orleans 80
A PETITION des soussignes Representa-
~ la maotie equise par Ia nouyelle
ehare do la vile ssne Ia presene petition ills psnt
honorable corps de resolution
sura yendre apres cling jonrs Davis dams ocee
conrat CORRECTION de bangusttes bques
bo cotes de Ia St. Jean Baptste de ia rue
des Champs Eysees larue Magny lis demenden que
Ia vente soft dehnitive ct lie MARE soft aoe
ayee Pacquersnr Les painent sennt fa complain nr
achievement du rayai commencement anx aenepens Il nj
vellemens qui seronf doiles par lie voyer vile.
Frank Meyer, 100 pieds Ia st. Jean BaplIste
Tim Owens. As pieds pouces,
JAMES A. HOPKINS
dit lawSw secretaire du Conse Assistant Aldermen
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NEW ORLEANS, November 9, 1855
To the Common Council of New Orleans

To the Common Council of New Orleans 1000
specially sh?Nete majority rsasirsd by he New
Rsa hfy s hoo to
SELL after five days notice. the making side
Goa Morales oochdren street THAT that said
s be s and that e Mayo, be ri qonast with
~ wok completed according lines and levels Of the
Esaons FOWL, 80 feet on Madam Jack Feda, IS feet
Msss asss feet Mig. 9sasy Joseph Thomas
ssssa =: Hinsy ssssag feet
Bs1 g est inches Ms Jossp MGs g feet
iSs sss SsssaHsA t:'
Secretary Board st q Of d' Assistant ita Aldermen
An conseil commun de Ia Nouvelle- Orleans .
afs msss
vile signs Ell M prisns vos
d sssssss o Seh
Morales le oS' Quest aseua es Bons Enfsns is
sssS ~
a1 ct nveemsns au seront donnes par
rue Music: Mrs Mary Joseph Thomas s.
ssi psSs pes nsnfs Nassss 81 pes
!. Regain 2speds:; Joseph sanders s. peds..
r. Doliole 20 p,eds pouceS John Jurgans, II psds
Arhemise Williams IS p g. Mrs Sanderson 81 p!eds
JAS. A. HOPKINS,
dl7 LAVISH secretsirs du Conssl Aldermen
~ New ORLEANS, Dec a. 1853
To the Common Council Of New Orleans.
THE PETITION of the undersIgned re-
spectfuy showeh that the majority required by the
City Charter having signed this petition they pray your homo
rabe body resolution authorizing the Comptroller
SELL .er Ave days in the official Journal the for
making brick sdv alks and wooden cutters both sides
Grod street. from Eysian Fields to Vaudeville Also The
reaying Of the old work to line and level Said sale
be ns and that the Mayor be authorized contract with
the purchaser for the Payments cash,
when the Is completed according to the lines and levels
of the City Surveyor
Emile Mary, III feet Girod street.
q. d. Kauz, $50 feet Girod street.
Joseph Psarce l20 feet on Glrod street.
JAS. A. HOPKINS
Secretary Board of Assistant Aldermen.
NoUvELLg- ORLEANS, IA decembre, 1858.
Fhonorable Consel Commun de la Nouvele Orleans:
T A PETITION DIES s0ussignes represente
IL respectueusemeut la maorite
chare de 10 vile signe presnte petitions prien
honorable de resolution Contr6
yendre cnq jonrs davis dams la ocee 10
contra la confecon de bsnauetes bques de
coes de la God de la Champe Elysees
vile. lis demandent auss In soft denve. que
marie soit nuorise contractor arqueeur
seront fats compliant achievement
formeent algnemens qu donnes
leyoyer do Ia vile.
sxne: Emile Mary 20 pieds sur la rue Grod
g. d. kauz 13J pieds sur la rue Girod.
Joseph Pearce, 100 pieds sur Il rue Girod.
=-..l. JAMES A. HOPKINS,
dit 1awSw secretae do Conssil des Assistant Aldermen
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NEW ORLEANS, Oct 9Th, 1858.
To the Common Council of New Orleans:
THE PETITION OF the undersigned re-
specniiy showeth that the majority required tho new
City Charter having signed this petition they pray honor
able body to resolution authorizing Comptroller 10
sell after i've days notice in the official Journal the for
making brick sidewalks and wooden CUTTERS both sides Of
St John Bapse street. from Eyan Fields Marieny streets
and that said als b. final aud that the Mayor be authorized
In cash when the work is completed according the lines and
levels Of the City Surveyor.
Frank Meyer 100 feet on st. John Baptiste.
Tim Ownes As feet inches.
s5 JAS. A. HOPKINS, F.
Secretary Board Of Assistant Aldermen
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M EDICAL HOUSE, No. 81 Custornhouse street,
Ll Royal steetFor the Cure Of Old Chronic Mercuria
Syphtic and all Private Diseases without Mercury
from business, friends and guaranteed
all cases.
The unparalleled which Dr. prnc
he has effected which
able by the most eminent physicians juses him offering
services the confidence of the unfortunate The
OF the diseases termed Private Of which,
conjunction with newly discovered Remedies per
maneny eradicaes namely Syphilis primary secondary
Nocturnal Emissions Periodical Affections females howeyei
complicated they may be- Diseases Of the Buck and ons
Illumination of the Bladder and KiineyH Rheumatism Hydro
cele Cancers Ulcers Tumors and all Diseases of the Skin
James would also call the attention especially those
who have privately and improperly injured themselves
ting them for either business society viz Constitutional De-
biy Impoency. The following Of the and
melancholy effects produced by early habits of YOUTH
Weakness Of Back and Limbs Pain In the Head Dimness
Vision Loss of Muscular Power Paptaon of the Heart Dys
pepsia Ncryousness rrfabty symptoms Consumption
etc. Mentally the fearful effects the mind
dreaded Loss Of Memory Confusion Of Ideas Depression
Spirits Evil Foebodings Aversion to Society," DistruB
Love Solitude Tiridy Of the evils produced
All afflicted with of the above
not fail to call Dr. James and be at perfect
health let false decacy apply
the awful and dreadful
terrible malady
Weakness Of the organs Immediately cured full yisor
restored
Remember 1.-THE Medical Dr. is 50 Custom
house street.
Private Hours of
from A. N. to s P, N.
Consultations strictly confidential.
PSRecen Of Gonorrhea cured In hour,
or no pay. DIR. JAMES,
d. 1y 81 tomb att
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-. New ORLEANS, Dec. II. 1858.

NEW ORLEANS, Dec. IA, 1858.
THE PETITION OF the undersigned re-
City Charter having signed petition they pray yonr homo
rable body resolution authorizing the Comptroller
se after five days notice in the official Journal
for making brick side walks and wooden side
Of Eysan Fields from Gfod to Prosper and
already made be their proper line and level said
sale be final and that the Mayer authorized with
the purchaser for the Payments in cash.
when the work is completed according the lines levels
the City Surveyor.
d. B. Macarty, S92 feet. sa5g.e sa.5 -
JAS A, HOPKINS,
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pETITIoNS--OFFICIAL,

NEW ORLEANS, November 22d, 1858.
To the Common Council Of New Orleans: 80
TIME PETITION OF the undersigned res
"a specially showsh that the majority required BY the New
orho body pass resolution authorizing the Comptroller
SELL after FIVE days notice in the official Journal the contract
for making brick sidewalks and wooden CUTTERS and the repair
Of those already made both sides Of Spain street. from
Good Children 10 ST. John Baptist street. and that said sale be
final aud the Mayor be authorised contract with the purchaser
for tho payment 70 be made cash when the work is
completed according to the lines and levels Of the City Sur
veyor.
Nelson Fouche 2es feet on Spain street.
Thomas Colun, 100 feet Spain street.
Mime 0uire % feet on Spain street. .. sit54
j. Stephens, % feet on Spain street,
@. Pepper, 50 feet on Spain street. 4
Nine Dedane, 80 feet on Spain street.
Z. walker. 81 feet OIL Spain street., ..,
Thomas Pratt, IS feet OH Spain street.
A. Jos ,ph, IS feet on Spain street. t
= j. Heager 80 feet on Spain street, .4i1.-
Sabn Dupart IS feet John William, 30 feet.
Marcee Fayet ~ feet Mare Louise Vatarilsn, IS +.
Pier so feet. Sepirc Dominique IS feet
Frances Eoudre, 30 feet. Louis Valet IS feet.
Madame st. Arre 40 feet. v. A. Fagot ~ feet,
Francis Darner, l29 feet.
Sains Domere l5 feet, Of Spain and Urquhart.
All Spain street, between Good Children and ST. John
Baptist street.
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PETITIONS-.6)FFlCIAL.
NEW ORLEANS, Nov. 80 1865

TO .aahoaorase the Common Council Wv ~, .''''
fronting either i'd 81 Gslss sirss respectfully Pc
ssss e e
30 % w s nna
q s. & Ss a!sss ~
" i ssdssy 8 feet.
Geo Lawrs,on 96 feet. s9zs,5a 5@
Cora A slocomb, per II slocomb, ls4 feet.
Ann a i s Cox, pss { y sloeomb Is feet
Bank New Orleans BY cameron, Pres pro tenn, 40 feat
p, " sla I.irf.x; ,s e ct fss.
Fred Redswsid President Southern Bank 80 feet French
q nli \ ss.o q IT. !. e sss more
Sumner for himself and heir. Of Whitney 81 feet.
Mary Hyman. per b Sumner, Atty, 26 feet.
VIM Gasquet, a feet 7fa- -e7
JAS. A. HOPKINS.
Secretary Board Of Asst Aldermen.
NouvxLIs ORLEANS, 80 Nov. 1858.
A rhonorabe Conseil Commun -
r1s a
II face co,es de IL ST. Charles peiitounen
Conr6eu pour payer rue
s. Charles dc L du Canal Ia julie bocs grant
dig S d y noavss ehs5s Dc Ia vile app,onya y y
| serout donnss par 10 voyer de Ia Vile.
z. Irwin 80 pied.
Cora slocomb, pa. Slocomb, 1A peda
ssnaas orssns psl Cameron pre-, pro
Daniel Fairfax. IS pieds
Zacharie, 1856 pieds
Q Blinssu, 20 pieds on plus.
VIM Gasquet u pieds.
Mary Hyman, par B b Summer agt, &c pisds.
PHILIP DUN, psds. a4.r 71.Fs,a45s 4.e-tgaaes
Vim Gasqaet a6 pieds,
Ping Avaidano, q pieds. ~
A., s......,. JAMES HOPKINS.
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JAS. A. HOPKINS,
Secretary Board Of Assistant Aldermen.

.e NouvELLE. ORLEANS q Novembre 1853.
An Consell Commun de 10 Nouvele- Orleans:
l A PETITION dies soussignes Representa-
respectueusemen In majorIe requise par nouvee
chare de Ia Vile signe la petition ct lis psnt
honorable de resolution 10 Contr6
leur vendre aprss cling ours Davis dams Ia ecee
lie contra Ia CONNECTION de banquees hrques
rgoes en- bos ct reparston des bsuqnees d fa.e
fans la StJean Bapiste lis demanden ass que
soft de6nve que 10 Marie rot contractor
acquereur Les placements feront compliant
Reinforcement travail conrormements aux alignemens ct
nivelemens du voyer de Ia Vile. 7H
Thomas Colun, 100 pieds snr la rue d'Epagnc
Mime Ouirei 20 pieds sur Ia rue d. Espagne. Dr.
j. Stephens Is pieds sur Ia rue d'Espagne.
@. Pepper 80 pieds sur la rue d. EspaSne,
Mile Dedane 50 pieds sur Ia rue d'Espagpe.
p T. Walker, 80 pieds ia rue d. Espagne.
Thomas Pratt, IS pieds sur Il rue d'Espagne.
A Joseph, IS pieds sur la rue d. Espagne.
j. Heager, 80 pieds sur Ia rne 'Espagne.
Sabn Dupart 35 pieds. John William 30 pieds
Harcee Fayet, IS peds. Mare Louise YHariieu IS D,
Pier, 81 pieds. Sepire dominique, IS pieds,
Frances Foudre 80 pieds. Ionis Valet IS pieds.
Madame Stare, 40pisds. " A. Fagot 291s pieds
Francis Darner, 129 peds 5f' 3d-
sanite Domere lis peds eneognus Espagne Urquhart
JAS A. HOPKINS,
dI5 1aw8w Secretaire du Consel des Assistant Aldermen
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AM0Fu0 MAkUg0aIrr. ignani atAted that there
haa ~ heea discovered near Mount Athss. is
Gmsce5 q - mAnuarxipt which dates Is fl back
oss and = Nritten b. PhIloarstus, The philosopher
ard The Apthor q I" Tbs Life Of Appolonius Of
ThyanA. y II Z
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MISUNDERSTANDING.
sIts NEW ORLEANs Dec. a, 1855

stass New ORLEANS, Dec. "a 1885,
10 the Honorable the Common Council Il 49,
97 Of the City Of New Orleans
HENTLEMEN. The undersigned. owners
~ property fronting Camp street. from Canal to Calf
street. respectfully petition your honorable body
atesab 70 section Id City Charter sell public
os asr twenty days public Docs ne contract Tor grading
granite bocks less than inches wide by twelve inches
than t~elve inches wide by long
les than ten inches thick.
SID books b Of best quality Of granite having the Sides
and top we'll dressed form surface
laid, and to be good solid work.
Said Be laid dagonaly -four inches of sharp
sand and London gravel with coating dressing when
ad o inches Of sharp London gravel joints
properly filled rolled win suitable until well
sestled.
TIE usual cubscne inches thick furnished when
the City Surveyor may think it requisite change old
curling, Ia orde- TO make substantial work.
The curbstone both sides Of Camp from Canal Caiope
b raised and hight and level such
the side walks to be raised and tagged. 81 5atf s
foot crossings At the intersection Of ali the streets to be
laid with hest North river Tagging be four wide the
feet wide feet long
nches bo raised in the and graded to the road
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7 OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
100000 feet IL IN Florida Pine
FLOORING, tengued and dressed.
- FLOORING tongued and grooyed.
2OOpO feet narrow dressed Florida Yellow Pine CELL
ING, topgued and grooved.
100000 feet II wide dressed Florida Yellow Pine CEILING,
tongued and grooyed.
10000 feet X dressed Florida Yellow Pine FLOOR
ING, edged.
10000 feet dressed wEATHERBoARDS.
5UO feet rough Yellow Pine LUMBER consisting Of inch
Boar&s Weathcrboards Scantling, Joists, etc.
$4,000 feet assorted Jpress Lumber, Lahs and Shingles
ALSO
Sashes. Doors, Blinds Mouldings, ETC., etc.
For sale the lowest market prices lots suit
chasers, by SIMPSON DORR,
SEQ ly New Basin.
WE HAVE THE GREATEST SATISFACTION IN
announcing that TUESDAY, the 30th instant and for
fourteen days thereafter shall be prepared pay
two instruments due respectively 3ss December 1859
Slth June, 1860.
ia A. DENNIsToUN, Glasgow
DENNIsToUN. CROSS & CO., London.
A. DENNIsTOUN l. CO., Liverpool.
New Orleans, 18th November 1855
Referring to the above beg
we continue our business OF
BUYING AND SELLING STERLING AND DOMESTIC
EXCHANGE, and GRANTING COMMERCIAL
and TRAVELLERS CREDITS
Az J. DENNIsToUN Il CO.,
d29 I'm "a Carondeet street.
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5l.o NouyELLE- ORLEANs, 9 Eovembre, 1885,
An Conseil Commun de Ia Nouvelle Orleans:
A PETITION DIES sOussignes represente
~ respecueusement que la majore equise par
chare de Ia vile siane Ia presene petition ct Ills pren
honorable de resolution
leur yendre ares cina onrs davis dams la gazette ocee
le conat la construction de banQuees
rgoes bos cote nord de Ia Avde de la rue
des Champs Eysees la Mandeve lis demandent aussi
Ia vene soft dentve at e Marie soft
lie conat avec lacquereur Les PLACEMENTS fats
compliant Pacha vemen du travail, cohormement aux
agnemens ct niyeemens qu donnes voyer
de Ia VILE
D. B. Macarty sos pieds sur la rue St Avde.
JAS. A. HOPKINS,
dl7 law6w Secretare du Conse des Assistant Aldermen
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ECONOMY! ECONOMY!
Ia Premium awarded the Ohio Mechanical Fair
PATENT SMOKE CONSUMING COAL COOKING STOVE
FOUR SIZES.
The Alligator !.

This stands unrvalled in the market for Its many
rior qualities all other Cooking Stoves giving entire salts
faction that has used having been thoroughly
tested since last Fall throughout the West.
Every Stove sold by warranted to give entire satisfaction,
or the money returned.
prejudice generally existing against Coal Cooking
Stove Of the daily cleansing they requirethe ue
and pipe being constantly choked with rejects the smoke
thereby occasonng smoky house and cool overall which
annoyances obvated In the of THE ALLIGATOR.
The Smoke this Stove turned into Fuel thus keeping the
e pipe from and occasonug undisturbed
draft and consequently welheated 1t has the largest
Of similar sized Stove and unusually large front
well adapted for Roasting
The superior qualities Of this Stove all others
the capacities of the ues excellent draft distribution Of
the heat around the and hot water pipe quaed by
In addition to the above qualifications the ECONOMY OF
THE INVENTION deserves especial attention.
The of fuel being sixty less than
qnired for ordinary Cook Stoves
II is impossible give adequate description these
Stoves be appreciated they only operation
Stove Wareroon No. 6i Poydras New Orleans
o. Il b. SAULAY,
ia he a'n Of Louis
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CHAS. HEIDSICK CHAMPAGNE-DIRECT
~ IMPORFAT1ON-We have $50 baskets quarts and pints
Of this celebrated wine landing from ship Eagle direct
from Hayfe.
JOS. H. & /. N. MARKS,
d28 II A. As and Al New Leyee st
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4 OPENING OF WINTER MILLINERY

N OPENING OF WINTER MILLINERY
REMOvA
MRS JEFFERS formerly Camp and Julia streets,
respectfully calls the attention of her and Ladies'
generally to her Splendid Stock Of
Paris Millinery. .
CLoAKS, MANTILLAs, LACE GOODS, etc.,
which she will open THURSDAY the 4h instant her
NEW STORE,
No. 142 Canal street,
Third door from Bourbon,
Where will be found all times the choice and select
aorttnent Of
HATS, GAPS, HEAD-DREssEs,
I COIFFURES, CAPEs,
And other FANCY ARTICLES.
DRESS-MAKING, superintepded by Mrs. j. herself is =
that Ladies' depend that every attention will DO
paid to Fashion, Taste and Style.
Country and Commission Merchants orders filled with
the utmost and dispatch. MRS. j. JEfFERS,
l42 Canal
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IN TO THE LADIEs-ouR OPENING DAY
= G. W. ROPER,
COR. PoYDRAs AND CARoNDELET STREETS
We respectfully inform the Ladies' that will open
MONDAY large assortment Of
Fancy Goods
AND PARIS MILLINERY,
Comprising in part Rich Velvet Straw Lace, Leghorn, Felt
italian and Chenille BONNETS all beautifully trimmed in the
Latest Style from Paris. '4-
-Also-
Rich Head Dresses, Bridal wreabs Kid Cloves Parasos
Corsets and Embroderes,
H9-Commson Merchants and Planters will end to their
advantage to give call before purchasing elsewhere. All
orders from City or Country promptly attended to.
q. W. ROPER,
n9 en- conner Poydras and Carondeet streets.
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Fl. N. Rathbone, Pres't N. o.
8 Cannl 4 Bank'g Co.,
!. W. A. Gasques,
. Geo. W. Bsbcock, agent for
Mrs Jas. Gas luef; '5
Fl. 8. Buckner,s S5fsr
Geo. NJ. Pinckard, E.
n J. r. Harrison, =.
Ida A. Sloeomb, i9s -'4s 't'
!. Ann b. Cox, 81 1ls=
s. +. Slater,
For the Louisiana State BANK,
.Aa j. NJ. Lapeyre, Pres't;
james COLES, per U. n. Dud-
ley; - w W
, Frank Williams, Pre,'t Bank
of New Orleans;
]. For N. and g. Morgan: Thomas
Langridge;
l. George Macgregor, H.i
David Ureusart,
(, Thomas Hale, ~ ss
d. D. Rogers, 49, e..
b S Story,
ALI Penn, 'e7 1870 -
John Davidson, per Jas. G. Ds.
a wilson. {5 n
CHAS. CLAIBORNE,
~ Of the Board of Aldermen,
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..- NoUvELLE- ORLEANS, Decembre, 1858
Au Censel Commun de la Nouvelle Orleans:
I A PETITION DIES soussignes represente
II respeclueusement que Ia mjoe fequse par nouveie
charte de Ia vile sgne Ia petition prient
honorable corps de pssser resolution auoran lie Con6
eur vene ciBq Davis dams la gazette ocie1e
a pour confecon de banguees brque rgoes en-
bo les deux c6es de la Marigny de STA vide
Ia Prosper lis demandent aussi que ve
ct marie soft sn.orisa contractor acqueeu
agnemens ct nvellemens du de Ia vile,
D. B. McCary, 352 pieds sur la rue Margny,
Emile Mary, 50 pieds sur Ia rue Marigny.
JAS. A. HOPKINS,
LAVISH Secretaire Alderman
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WADE Fl. GILBERT
The reputation of the writer Of the foregoing letter
perienced manager and maker second the
Sateto whom planters referred well Mr. Rcard
the proprietor OF the estate, for further information.
Tho Star Pan be furnished cheap ordinary
sugar in For further information address the
at New Orleans the undersigned sole authorized msnufac-
turers.
WHEELER F ORsTALL,
Coppersmiths and Machnists.
las I'm 2l9 Tchoupitonas street
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STREET COMM,R--OFFICIAL.

d25 llawsw
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MILLINERY
MILLINERY AND FURNISHING GOODS.

* MISS EUDOXIE GUILLOPE.
The Ladies' respectfully informed that she has lately
ceved from Paris full and complete assortmetA OF New
Goods Velvet Straw and Fancy Bonnets Ribbons Artificial
Flowers and Embrodees Lnces Ladies' and Childens Fur
nshing Goods Caps Head DRESSES and Toees do soiree
Orders for all goods in her line attended Goods renovated
in the shortest time and on moderate terms.
100 Bourbon street,
nils SIN between ST. Peter and Orleans,
Saint Paul weekly Minnesotian., 1859-12-10
The Legtslature.

The Legislature Of the State of Minnesota
met Yesterday. 1t is very respectable
looking body. A general disposition to cur
tail expenses is manifested, and We hope lis
deliberations will be so conduc ell as to insure
raj economy, instead of giving entire atten,
ton TO the "sp ot," while the condition OF
the ..bunghole'' is overlooScd.-Pioneer.
Our contemporary need not be afraid
The bunghoe" will be attended to- That
highest bidder contract which the "organ' en-
lows, will have its condition looked into
most particularly. The Pioneer and Demo-
erat has drawn from the Treasury in the last
two wears nearly 80 thousand dollnrs-alm"st
enough to support the whole State Govern
ment economically administered. as it 40 DOUBT
will be under Repubilcan management The
determination of the Republican majority ~
both Houses is, ther rei;mc, 10 plug that "buns-
hole in a way our ambrosia! friend viii not
much admire. -.
Saint Paul weekly Minnesotian., 1859-12-10
THEWEEKLY MINNESOTIAN
save M from such . Frisud'


Tbs- Earl of Pomatum, in the Pso"ssr Of
v.aterdav. makes himself merry over the Re-
nnbcan candidate for the United States SEM
ate. 1t is, to be sure, a little Of "sardonic
prin"-a sort Of laughing out of the wrong
side of its mouth, because the Democracy are
entirely counted out in the arrangement ana
are not electing U. s. Senators as mucn as
they were ~
Not that we have any objection. on the
score of fun, it is all fair enough. we nave
"reminiscences that two years ago we had our
self some amusement over Handsome Frank
Steele. Bow-Legged Sibley, and 1"the man
with the moustache," Shields. So, the Fso-
rser is quite welcome to its laugh, on the
present occasion. 1t should not forget, h'w'
ever, that it is those that win, that really AND
heartily laugh! "....." =,
The Pioneer also claims that "Dr. Foster
was originally bought out by itself! The "or
gan" is more acute than we gave 1t credi
for. For two years it has tried every methoe
to crush us out. Lying and abuse ana oil
lngsgate, it has showered upon our devoted
head. without stint. Yet, notwithstanding
we have lived and grown in popular favor
1t has now changed its tactics. 1t has take
to praising US Malice could 60 no further
We tremble for the result. Its abuse W
could withstand. Its Communications woul
destroy saint. However bright our pros
poets before, we now begin to have msgivins
of the result Nothing but the abuse of tn
Pioneer could have resurrected Henry N
Rice. The praise Of the Pioneer may deStro
ourself. We pray it to forbear!