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ons bell Terter 10 indicate Il least ons as s -
shs alarm asil.. - .. 80 ~
rtans he asosion q e operator cpcv e sss e
IL ~ ss, enc nss v coil. fo.y ucs. :,
d e. ss.1 .s.:,ss necessary r
Two mahogany tables or sands upou which the ssosr,vs m
he = r ehsnnx
TsS sor re- sna psy. o. . :.
p:s,. s II -. - :, -
~ .s. 81 :s % ~,
Il &C. ssss ri o Gsg. is e e
For IHE sIcsAL srlrIoNs-Ysys is csss Iron bosss WITH
and Keys Uniform th"usous az sitv Tss S ~ III
ssssio 10 contain he nscsry GpSn q me
.n.ss.asnts = 10 osnsrs s..sioa a. snpy
d.. .. portion. q H.
sss s
Each station e naussssd viii i. s1s nn@ssr
70 have conspuouy poss 81 g rhsh y md
direction. fer Fey u s..s seesss Il u Ven
sps snss y Z a. t.snsS ~. e e . s0s ~
and proper ground s .'ss z e
located BY The rndsrsesd he asps.s y IL p Is
mis.isrsl: - - e ''' 1'.'a : =. Com
sss 90 =. i 4 .s
"a sh.ains a proper d.
mssioners. . = = - SeiA-
FoR EsGfyR HOUSE GoNCs.-Eact euera bcy,as 49,
ing ge immediate yicjnsfv 4.
furnished BY undersigned with gong ii * sst astrs
pounds weight necessary electrical or
Indicating locality Of re-provfded hs tcts nmS
THE POLICE srArroys-The main and upper s4si ~
District and main stations or me Sscond ~ ~
Districts each 10 be furnished with he keved Hi ~
necessary electro magnets and bsateri m
Geographically Independent poi5co ccpjts
all police Communications may be strjctv prvsse ss1
foR The sIesAL ALARM AND PotIcE CIRcurrs.-A suiz-
e,sn e ne beat quality anpeaed .pd spliced teis
than e e
els and police With he central Msop M
wires e 6e properly insulated strong sappos attached
tus nous nenf the line Of ccufB wkge
% men said wires b. we'll csulsted
e. a. nshs o not less than fest aboys The
sls pna ssst }sss F
tne pos used 70 be q sound yellow
Iee n me the portion ~ fn the ground
vim eoal at % erseng them. and tha4
anove gouno 70 20 panied Vim - two good a.
OH psin'. - . Ky - 80
sky points
y Irom Sncn az alarm o. nrs may % m,aany
ed 20 me cenir esto and points oI souHdng
genera or specla AZ eaen OF tnese thirty points
tne honr q u coeK noon daily may be sruck etsbnR
uhaiin u.ae Ano me noui o. nIne n1Fns ~ Tbs resng
or tne neioes his feature o. skng the hours o.
oon ana nine not add one cent to the expense % hs
tenn Inc also embrace i've guar police
o s sen &c
tiles or police signals provided ID each M r. 81
they embrace signal and stations
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1 - -

Saws h PR e o Wo9 ms, T bsms
which speass gowitgy Of lie superior merits of his hair
reliable source If crticates are gnafatses Of rah the
Doctor needs no encomiums nor useless puery from the
press:
BATH, Me, Jan. 90 1856.
since the highly beneficial effects your Hair Restorative
which bud become quite gray, probably os third white my
TIe Of same a eqefg r S three months since
soon found WINS proving what had wisaed used about
Wssa "4o to IL. s Fly TA ba
gSy Or whe hair has Totally daaPe,r both on my head
believe more soft and glossy than It has been before for
has assa S'f viz ESa s Ss y COCO we
@ SSSm due 10 S EaD as sr
directions will pot haye Occasion contradict my statements
years nearly Every one Gtre and sdoin
fs ps yogT %Hy nnke f abo% With ny
'' ~ " ''' ' We'll 40 myself Any t q kkXY&oNp.
WOODS HAIR RESTORATIVE
P,f Woo !Lo D Sir Having had the misfortune e lose
in New Orleans 1854 was nducsd to mako d raj of Your
My hair now hc and oy md 70 wor can ,HE y
obligations you in giving to The ar S,Y ;p 81
The unds! n Rsy I RrasF, mi,ser regular
beloved. WIN DYER
Pref WoOdh S Sir syns made al q H
ii reneys on dnd E, r. and hS
tendency to itching With which have beea troubled from my
childhood and has also restored my hair which was
coming cray, its original color have other Article
with any thing like tee same pleasure profit.
Yours, truly, j. X. BRAGG,
The Restorative put up in BEETLES OF three sizes viz Ia rye
nediun and small the sna h9ls half pint retals for
dollar per bottle the medium holds least twenty er
cent in prpuortion than the mali reta for dollars
bottle the large holts quart 10 propo
ton, ami retils for three dollars per bottle.
o. j. Wo0D CO.. Proplietos $40 Erondway, New York
lin the great n Y Wire Railing Estahishm,n, aid ur.
Eet street. St Louis, Mo.
SOLD BY ALI DRUGGISTS AND FANCY GOnIis
DEALERS also by j. WRIGHT i G0 General Agents for
the South. E-9 S,neod&W
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The following resolutions, accompanying the above
report, were read twice and adopted the rules being
lad


Resoiret That the on Fire of the Common Conn
ell together with the Committees Of the Board Commission.
of the Fire Department be and ey authorized
nd with the different manufactures ttea IRE
what will be the of three engines de.
vered in the city of New Orleans in complete
and also what Arrangements be made with
Charitable Associate to receive and said
engines said engines be delivered the LIST May
1850. 10y
RSolred That the donation of steam engine John Adams
by the Board of Underwriters of the city same is
hereby pte md that the City Surveyor here
by directed to receive the said The
Surveyor subject to disposition of the Common Council
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NORMAN WHITNEY,
II. 7. vESSARD,
+. MORENO, Jr.,
Ii. BEEBE,
ALTREn KEARNY,
CHAS. II. WALDO,
W. 4. MASSICOT.

| To The Honorable the Common Council ,, =. ", ,,,
The propretors Of the Amer can Fire afm
Police Telegraph respectfully pro- 10 erect ana pus IN
readiness operation, their system OF Telegraphc Fire
Ala ms aud Commnncatiuns in your city, in accoriares
following specifications and the conditions there
! unto annexed toAwt:
FoR ruE CKhRAL SrsTIoy One self acting Geographic
registering apparatus with least six levers local
Thirty relay maTnets.
SIX ell Interchangeable bell calls
IRE dstc board arranged for twelve Independent
circuits four fire DISTRICTS sounding general ALARM and giving
Tie signal,
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- HALEY SPRINGS, NINE MILES North .,4.s
M.tof Florence, Lauderdale county, Alabama. XXX
nan This ce ebrated watering place, long and favora-
ply known throughout Tennessee, Alabama Mississippi and
Arkansas for the medic properties curative qualities
Its waters In of scroua dropsy dyspepsia kidney
spinal affections torpid liver chronic eyes, all classes
stages OF venerea and cutaneoHs dseases and
seasons of The for the reception of visitors
This watering place changed hands year ago. and
since that time the propreors diligently engaged
building and comfortable quarters for
containing paror, ballroom dining ROOM sleeping rooms
ETC, ETC.
The location being hills the Tennessee river and
full.
THE TABLE
VIII be supplied with the wholesome food that
the markets can Afford with polite aud attentive steward
servants to attend 1t.
The Bar and Confectionery Bowling and Billiard Saloon,
Will be well and abundaAtly supplied.
Ihose who travel and visit such places for pleasure will
Band Of Music will be in attendance enven make time
pass ehserfuly large Livery Stable with fine will be
open the streams abound with fish, and fine rowing
the Muscle Shoals the
evening drive to view the fine, romantic scenery.
One Of the beat physicians that the South Affords
hsd many years successful practice in connection with the
water will reside at the Springs.
The premises formerly occupied by visitors have been
vered into hospital for invalid and unde,
charge Of experience that for the
prompt and proper attention.
These Springs accessible from the South West by the
Memphis and Charleston Railroad from Memphis Tenn
Florence Aa in ten hours thence by coaches ts
the springs in Two hours.
Persons leaving Memphis the evening train will break
fast at the Springs morning, and leaving thu
morning train will take supper the Springs evening"
Refer ts--iessrs. Scruggs Doneean Co., New Orleans
81 Lowe Co.,
Bradley Wilson Co., :.
W I, LAM n
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a. OCEAN SPRINGS HnTEL--E. W. GEgR
M renovated and newly Furnished and will be opsned FOR
the reception Of visitors the LIST day OF June Every
fort will be made to render visitors comfortable make
their stay pleasant.
Than the beautiful Springs there Is no better
place for yachting, or fishing, or bathing.
For the amussmen Of visitors there Is Tenpn Alley,
Pistol Gallery, Billiard Tables, Bar is attached to the
Hotel which will be supplied with the choicest wines liquors
Hotel.
band Of music will be kea the Hotel during the entire
season a bail and supper will be given twice Week.-Mrs.
day and Tharsday nights.
The Mineral Springs celebrated for their curative powers
10 excellent condition omnibus i'll regularly
eal times day and from the Hotel Springs For les
mony respecting the medicinal virtues of those Springs refer
be made TO DR. Austin Dr. Thorpe New Orleans
to Rev. DR. M'Inyeire Nashville, Tenn.
Ocean springs having been visited by epdemcs
cdedly the heathies well beautiful location Cd
the Gulf shore. j. WILKINSON, Agent
Gee IN Sprngs 1st May, 1859. my4 II
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STREET COMM,R--OFFICTAI,


SECOND DISTRICT POUN D-yV0s lbr0vux ~
to the Second District Pound, Derbgny street.
One brown and black cow with WHITE sn.ts A., IN h.
right split and left ear fork marx branded wv
on the right hin - .A"'A' o'A.iueu " ~
Whchif not claimed within ten days and The
maid will he soIi Al nuhiir anrtins, ~ ssid prd
FRIDAY, June g. 1889 at i2 O'CLOCK MI - ~ ' W.
New Orleans NAV ID, Issq -
a q III .EC 4rrR et,so, r,,,,,.t..,....
Registered May 90 1853 go ',Aee. oo''ns'0nss'
~ HENRY DJTREI For ror,r.ro,.~
-- $50. : u o ooos
EHPAVE DU DEUYIEHIE pTSRrFRTr,r- n !.
Derbiguy, les Anne ct Dumaine comma
epave- 80
Une vaehe bruno Dore blauches sur Ia
ventre orele droite ganche maraae gwaIlov
fork. ~ etarnpee WV sur la henche droite
payes ellie enchare pubIioue an dit danat Il
SENDREDI, JUN 1859 d midi,
G. o. FLETCHER Commsssire des rues
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0IL-l0 cases Keepers superhne Olive for sale by
" 9. WOLFE,
ny16 corner Gravier and New levee SITS.
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TIE COMMITTEES Stress md landings the honor 10
the following subjects referre Them, viz
L. fonr conniteA iavonby the petition Of
s. Mo and Robt, Pkin asking mission place iron
plate the CATERS ia front If tile ladies
ote in front Of Nos 10 Camp street at their own
expense, etc. Eeson ion Is accordingly presented aicp
on sranlng to said parties the privilege o. placing said
Plates in necirdAhce With the instruct of The City Surveyor
and under his direct supervision and their
Concurrence is recommended in resolution Of the Board
OF Aldermen author zne the Surveyor lay of hus
drei feet in length towards the river Msss,ippi the three
utres the bRuro between Louisa and Benjamin Streets
cotton press purposes ere.
g. Ionr nee recommend the adoption Of four fol
lowing resolutions OF this Board the fist of which with
aulbie, viz;
is mbe an .esoaiion requesting the Street Com.
missioner y have the bridge Hgn repaired
made safe for veh ellen passing 10 and fro.p
ID resolution Requesting the Surveyor to
the sidewalks Lesce from Petj Poland street
sufficient number Of gas lstnss''
3D. resoaon directing the Street CSmmssioner to have
Pauline taaacRyo and Famine. and other strees.n
h. A resolution directing the Street Commissioner
graded and iiced the GENTLY road Laarpe
the P0nichartFan Railroad etc.,
Eespectu ly submitted
ROBERT HuYaHE, Chairman
JAO. Il. LIZZIE,
JG rs BENT,
JOHN T. 30 NROE
| The following resolutions accompanying the above
report, were gcad twice aud aioped the rules being
| suspended:
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leans, for S5a5S 49, - -
honor inform you that the Committee on Streets
and Landings appointed Committee CONFERENCE on The
s ss P'F er
days notice eonttucs to the lowest bidder
sssnng the paved and @pagsd and gepaisng the
wards for repairing and keeping in repair paved streets
each OF said wards, etc
CHAS CLAIBORNE, sec'y.
The following resolutions, mentioned in the forego.
ing message, were read twice and concurred in, the
rules being suspended:
Yeas: Messrs. Waldo, Beebe, BENT, Dolhonde,
Huyehe, Kearny, Leete Magoni, Masscot, Moreno,
Monroe, White and Whitney-l3.
resolution granting permission to break boats in front
resolution 10 the cnptrosr to
rbes nn r e s Of se IA as assgnee
landings and levees of New Orleans accepting
ss ss sn IN f stse Il aG vp E %
The following resolution, mentioned in the forego
ing message, was read and lost, for want of legal
majority, by the following vote:
:, Yeas: Messls Waldo, Dolhonde, Kearney, Leefe,
Magion, Moreno and White-7.
Nays: Messrs Beebe, BENT, Huyghe, Massicot,
Monroe and Whtney-G.
rysou!iOq anhoF&Sg the GomprGller The
s Ss"SG's' in favor Of NJ A. F''fs District Attorney for
PETITIONS
The following were referred to the Committee on
Streets and Landings:
The petition g eessrt Moores security G. ostle
section hs Third pi,trict etc S''''s'
One from +. " Iaba.re +. Garfere, asking that the
Comptroller and Treasurer issue license them
ing OF Their scowS. payment of dues, etc
The following were referred to the Committee on
Finance:
The g, dS IF Mara sGoy pr.{n f. relief ETC.
Inc following were referred to the City Sur
Veyor:
he petition Of property asking that sidewalks
heae on Willow street flori Common New
on Julia street.
One of property holders asking bri * sidewalk be
to st. John The Baptist street.
One from propertyholers asking that brick sidewalks and
woodn cutters be made the north side of Giroi street.
Aivsfnn Fields street TO Washington avenue.
-holiers he
made the south side Of ST. John Baptst street. from
ElysiHn Fields TO Lafayette
One from property holders asking that brick sidewalks
dtred by curoones ad wooden be inside Ferdinand
street. from Goodchidren John street
One from property holders asking that brick side wak he
made Marisny street. from Love Goaduhdren street.
One from property holders asking that brick Sidewalks
and wooden cutters,
street, from G0odchiren 10 Cotton Press CT,
0e from properyholders Couet street between
and Love Streets asking hat Baid street be with round
stones, etc.
from property praying that each side Of Esls
nRle street, from Levee ayez Rved wi square blocks
One from the butchers in the Beef Market Second District
PRAYING torre'et, etc
The following referred to the Committee on
WOrk.Honse and Prisons
The pc on OF Tuaille Co.. asking Couucil whether
the Parish Prison, etc.
The following were laid over subject to call:
The pe ion OF F8stman Collins ASKING pvjlvge of
ing Il cotton press "a CHsliepr street, etc.
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Ii, r'osTER,s SLAVE Depot.


AZ l5I W 2m0n street, New Orleans.
HI The undersigned most Respectfully this his
card 10 the public at large for the conE season. In the
sale Of Slaves Shall have constantly hand arga care
fully selected stock of Slaves, calculated the pur
chaser Let his wants be what they may Having three extern
svs Yards, prepared TO accommodate FIVE HUNDRED
SLAVES have also every odaou Traders both
for boarding and lodging with servants attendance My bust
ness will. be strictly confined to commission giving thereby
each AMI every trader equal opportunity in the disposal Of
his Thankful for past iavors respectfully
continuance OF all former customers and friends ia
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o. CuLLusrs SPRINGS, cHocTAw COUNTY,
AID OHIO Raoa a and s ss ws mtei
ths r., rom nj 5st cry. riyer r, .,...
and The pnhc that establishment opened for the re-
esPo Of visitor. Turing tn past winter many improvements
fort a1d coneenec oay Invalid but to others SEEK
s two Of G
n Re Ct ne b s e. S o iron
t2aous billiard room etc and the whole establishment has
the circular sprinshouss fitted for their
An experiences in the Of public more
than wety years and Determination keep his the
peGd bsni music
are on III prem fy and s
tgea are al! separate and are neat, clean and airy.
The ron 1lS s ss from Mo5ls
SURPASSED t the % OF e Ts they h:ys NOT only
he h'ieyes lie can with perfect preprety there
public have saseed ' msoy
variety and valuable Chemical or edcina comb s
in county The celebrated vchy the Ceybeae the
9 the rees9ne and the sulphur sach ady these
sonth-a fact ic, invalid, cannot loo well nse
New Orleans to Mobile these Springs in prevent
usual delay r ct and r. by the mails which
week
Terms of board will be moderate.
are waiting at the landing the arrival the
Oos to ~ Ss Rs,sr % 3 The Springs
TERMAN BRO. corner Of Magazine and Common streets
CHARLES CULLuM,
hSs IA" Sm Proprietor.
A. POINT CLEAR HorEL-rHE PRopR1E-
EM friends and the public that they will open the Point Clear
The bndpss being put p thorough repair the wharves
nhei in thorough manner and situated line
1p are BY e 5s ss
fan9 ea eGa1 40 ha %
breeze and in the high grounds with pleasant drives
oss e Wss ssfs s Is m Of @ place s sanitary point
yellow fever originated there ever has We lind the
Fisk a aa yeS
even Saey ~ a Dn sn and
PIN cesT os M as Noble evening o
days " II make midday trips to accommodate those
Rooms may secured T. T. e cTzTsERlAs
,ro,;,0 Al, .n-, an ,s-, Battle House.
&C., PASS CHRISTIAN IyOTlsL WILL RE-
opened early in June under the superineldence Of Mr.
thoroughly renovated grounds very much improved new
Rooms be secured Mcdonnell McIraws, l47 Com
mon street. ~
Ass.N YMR s,A tiUTkL, CORNER OF La,
a This favorite ostnbiishment formerly rlce.noe House
s G BE- o9pps L.
sSss SsuaIe and IN the Vicinity Of all .he sh
ntb broad yarandshs} than other hotel in IN
.els t v. q. JE~xz
a. MnRGnANIs' a4ors1I, CORNER OF 81
s Hasns leased tsaboys determined
the bes The srk sa a y ana me s5 VII be snppsd viii
house and every convenience and comfort afforded to it,
fo2 # GEORGE ovERAKER.
"a ~ rHa1NIx HOUSE,. 10: 80 esg,. :,
eSsY in each department, having Just been MSssl
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MORTGAGE SALE.

nEFAULT having been made in tho condi-
- ton Of a certain mortgage deed bearing
date and duly executed and delivered on tic
3lst day Of January, A. D. 1856. by E:ecta
Barnes, of the city of St. Paul State then Ter
1itory) Of Minnesota, to Jesse Mc1ntire and
State Of Verm ont; which mortgage was duly
recorded in the Office of tho Register Of Deeds
Of Goodhue county. Minnesota. on the 23d day
of July, 1856, at o'clock P. NJ. in Book First,
Of Mortgages, pages 34l and 342, and conveys
from said Barnes to said Mclntire and Sheldon,
note hereinafter mcntionod) the following de-
scribed premises situate in said Goodhue coun-
ty. to wit:
"The one undivided half Of lot ten (1o) Of
section six (6), and lots two and three 9 and 81
Of section seven (7) in township number one
hundred and twelve (l1s) north Of range num-
Der seventeen w west. according to the Gov
ernment survey thereof"
Said mortgage was made to secure the ray
ment of the promissory note of one Joseph
Daniels for the sum Of two hundred dollars
( $500. C0). dated November LIST, 1855, and pay
able one year after date. to the order Of said
Kc1ntire and Sheldon, with interest, unt:l paid.
at the rate Of three per cent per month. No
proceedings at law having bee" Instituted to
recover said mortgage debt OF any part thereof,
and there being due on said note and mortgage,
at the date oftEis notice, the sum Of three hun
bred and eixty-eight dollars and sixty cents
($ses,eoi.
Now, therefore, notice is hereby given that,
by virtue OF the power OF sale in said Mortgage
contained, and Of the provision. Of the Statute
in such case provided, said morteaged premises
will be offered for sale ut pubic auction, Mt the
door Of the Post Office in the city Of Red Wing.
in said Good nue county, on the Esd day ofApril.
A. D. 1859, ut 10 o'clock A. NJ. to satisfy the
amount then due on said mortgage debt. with
costs and expenses Of sale. Dated March 18th,
1859. JESSE MCINTYRE,
THEODORE SHELDON.
WILDER & W1LL1sToS, Mortgages.
Att'vs for MORTGAGES. 1tl35
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LEGAL NOTICES.
MORTGAGE SALE.

nEFAULT having seen made in tho ccr1ni-
- ton Of certain mortgage deed bearing
d.t e and-duly executed and delivered on the
24th day Of October, a: D. 1855, by Joseph
Territory. Of Minnesota, to jesse McIntire and
Paschal +. Story which mcrtgaeo was Gully
recorded in the office Of tie Register Of Deeds o1
Goodhue county, Minnesota. on the :4th day
Of October. 1855, at II o'clock NJ, in Book First
Of Mortgages; pages 32and 80 and conveys from
(subjcct to q defeasance on the payment If the
note hereinafter mentioned tho following prc,n-
ises situate in said Goodhuc county. to wit: "a
Tie undivided two thirds of the eust half
Of the southeast quarter, and the north half az
the northeast quarter OF section number six
twelve (l12) rorth of range number seventeen
90 west. ding to the Government survey
thereof"
Said mortgage was made to secure the pay
mcnt OF the promissory noto OF said Daniels for
the sum of two hundred dollars ($2 900, dated
October oath, 1855, and payable one year from,
date to the order of said McIntire and Story.
with interest 81 three per cent per month until
paid. NJ proceedings at law having been in
stitutcd to recover said mortgage debt or any
and mortgage, at the date Of this net;cc tho
sum Of three hundred and sixty nine dollars
and forty cents (ss69.4o).
Now, therefore, notice is hereby given that
in pursuance of the power Of sac contained in
said mortgage and Of the Statute in such ca.s
made an provided, said mo-tgaged premises
will he offered for sale at Public Auction at the
door Of the Post Office, in the city Of Rel
Wing. III said county Of G9odhue, on the 23l
day Of April, A. d. 1859. At ten oclcek "A. NJ.
to satisfy the amount due on said mortgage
debt. with costs and expenses of sale. Dated
March 4th, 1859. JESSE MCINTYRE.
PASCHAL P. STORY,
WILL DER Il WfIIlsroN, Mortgages.
Attys for Mortgages. 7tls5