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NAW NJrIe0nR 6eCfetNFY
the Treasury. however. Il taking action in re.
gard 10 the Iste obstruction Of the revenue laws
by the Collector Of that city. '7a
J.. A. Nunes of San Francisco. has had pro-
tracted private interview with Mr.. Lincoln. He
is anxious to see California represented in the
Cabinet. The appointment Of q member from
the Pacific coast Is looked upon as very proba-
ble.
C,,o.. ox.;,crrar. has hssr occ,s;ored hva "a.
cort ,hs, : nrorninsnt Rsnnhlic:n firm In New
Vol h.d sL;nred ssvsrsI carcoea of g material
6r halls" to ths secessionists. The excitemept
tooL d;fFsrcnt ,,rr ~ is"rnnc that the q mate.
IA y ,,.s coJashI ''''Ei y 6f'' - 80
a. .;~,,,,.- h,..o.;,o, .,;,.;d.,.. a.. A..
prandIather of Major Robert Anderson. II he
United States Army. now commandinc in Charles.
ton, was an officer in the American lines At the
siege Of Charleston, in 1850. by he British.
when Il was captured by Cornwail;s. their com.
mander. Eighty ,ne years have passed away.
and the town which the grandfather fought 70
save il now in arms against the erandson'
Thu uorcb.n,s or Wol,;la ,,ke -.,h.- . ma.
,;c.I v;sw If ~ secess;"n bns;nsss snd .p,.s aS
,Th., d;ts,on, f,orn ~, sn,.r..;r.d y, 49,
cisrts Tbs latter we're tbe frSt - roI.n."a. W..
d. ,sL 49,. eo..s 4. as a.. go ~ 49,
~ " .aAs SS ane .o sh,s hai:S. LILY no"', y hs.e %
shSano ~ uI,s.a .ar anu soos ~ee ~ y ~ .nsn
pIied their places with other clerks and he vi.
unteers have nothing but their patriotism ID s,b.
sist on. -
Tho sou,b c.,o,;n;.n. b.v. No ana AZ ,,o,,h,.
in fixing upon the State fag. The Mercury Of
Jan. 29th announces the last change: "The
Legislature last night again altered the design Of
the State flag II now consists Of blue feld,
with white palmetto tree in the middle. upright
The white crescent in the upper flagstaff corner
remains as before the horns pointing upwards.
This NAV be regarded as Rnal" .lt
Gov. Morgan. of New York has exere;sedl The
narlon;nr rov,e, nra,t~ axtans;v.lv d,,s;,,,, m.
- - ~, r.g rsg --s.t-.Y - - - -
, 1861-04-04

No man can tell whether he il rich or po0r by
turning 10 his Ldger. q the heart that makes
. man ri.h. lie Is rich Or pong accHding 10
What he q. no, ascending 10 what be Aas.
A alEt is like dipPer attached 10 . hydrant
one dtsiFss 10 carry a away.
Tall gentlemen are always successful, bsea0ss
the laaisB arr all IN hsOg Il BY men.
, 1861-04-04
JOB PRINTING:

IN PLAIN AND ORNAMENTAL STYLE,
Esscused with neAiness and Dispatch and forwarded as PET
ordsF 10 any part Of the country.
- Payment Tor Jobs must always accom-
paNy the order. rH
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siheE AatelIlasaGe.
enssosss e,rsIes, No % oAag srnHsr.

9Res5ssE eFsIeE, No 10 UAaP srREEr 4
s Saturday Morning Doc. .. 1851.
The weather on Thursday night changed, after
hard shower Of rain the wind got around to the
North, and yesterday the day was cold and clear.
Business ON the Ieyee continues good, and the
packetsfor Memphis and Fieksburg were kept busy
all day receiving freight,
The Era No. arrived yesterday from Red river
with good trip. She returns this evening.
The officers Of the Era report the Roebnck sunk
some six miles below Alexandria but that there
was every prospect Of her being got aaoat again
very soon, as the river Is falling fast. The crew
Of the Roebuck had bnlis- head built around her,
aud we're about pumping her out when the Era
passed down.
Among the arrivals yesterday we note the John
Walsh which boat has been laying up some time
at Memphis repairing. She is now in splendid
order, and will continue to run between this city
and Memphis as regular packet. Capt. J. T..
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quorAr1oas roa LOUISIANA SUGAR.
Weeks receipts, SOL hhds., 24obbls. exports


none. Fs @
MoLAssEs. The demand has been active and
with more moderate receipts prices have advanced.
The weeks sales comprise IS 900 bbls and 1000
half bbls., the market closing at 1s@2lc. for Com
mon and Good and Choice Fermenting and 2lD
% for Prime to Choice in bbls. and 22@2sc. U
gallon for Fermenting.
Weeks receipts, III bills; exports, 900.
FLOUR . The receipts have been moderate and
the demand has been limited, without any material
change in prices The sales of the week comprise
1000 bbls. and 400 sacks at --tl9s9 25 for Fine,
50 25@sl0 90 for Unbranded, Oslo and $40 IS for
Snperfine, and Sill 90 u Dbl for Good and Choice
Extra. Yesterday some lots of Super6ne sold at
$40 80 and Extra at sll@ll IS sa Dbl.
Weeks receipts, $3.50 bills; exports, 90.
CoaN IS. The receipts have been limited, and
meeting with brisk demand, prices have tended
in favor of sellers. The sales up to Thursday in
elusive, comprised $500 sacks at s5@S73c. for
Mixed and White Mixed, 95 for Yellow and 9O@95c.
u bushel for White. Yesterday 600 sacks sold at
95c.@sl for White and Yellow. s
Week'sreeeipts, 41O5 sacks exports, 900.
WHEAT. We noticed sales of 1000 sacks White
and Red at 80 % bushel.
OATS. There have been some small sales, in
all about 400 sacks, at 81 lO@sl Is and 81 200
81 2s " hushel.
BRAN. The sales for the week comprise 24l
sacks Bran and shorts in poor order at 81 &c. 1900
sacks Bran at 81 95@s2 and 100 sacks Shorts at
50 rs 70 100 lbs.
RYE. We have heard of no further sales since
those reported last week at 81 1901 50 % bushel,
HAY. We qnote Southern Hay at s45@ss6 U
ton, according to quality and notice saies of 200
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Receipts of Produce.

VICKSBURG-Per steamer Natchez-9Sl sacks
cotton seed Magnnis- 900 do F NJ Fisk-44
do Bradbury Il Nautre- 60 do bales hay to "
Partee- IL do J Il B S Rieks-20 do to orders
do Watt &co--8 do Ar Miltenberger-2 Watt Il
COP scks corn Murdoch, Williams &oo--l2 sacks
peas Buckner, Newman &co--5 scks rye Watt &
co-362 pkgs leather steyens-5i do bale wool
to order bdls mdse to Magee & George do
Smith & Bros II bdls sacks bdls mdse McFar-
land & Barksdale- IL do Carroll, Hoy &co-- Is do
Howell & Buckner- II do 7 Il y N Allen Eco
IS do Wilson 4 Pomroy--5 do Fl McGinnis-1 do
to Orders do do Schmidt s. ziegler- sundries to
order. 5rs,. DID,.
ALEXANDRIA, Per steamer Era No S II
bales wool to Wood 4 Low 90 scks corn 1876 bbs
molasses L Kouns j. Bros--l59 do Ar Miltenber-
ger--I45 do West, RenshaW u Cammack-74 do do
Montgomery q White SO do Byrne. Vance &co--
81 do A Kelly Gco---2O do Foley, Avery &co--2o
do Free Market IS do W f Leverch SEQ 2 do
Payne & Harrison lido A B James AGO. do do
Jno L Lee--250 sheppard sundres to order-Total
TAI bbs molasses. fv-..
aLOBDELL'S STORE-Per steamer Iberville-37
hhds sugar Roman. Olivier &co-- so do Warneken,
kirchoh &eo~l3 do 66 bbis molasses G Sabater-
40 do AZ hhds sugar Maspero-44 do 80 bbls mo-
lasses Mihenberger &Go-- 100 do 80 hhds sugar
Durrive &co- Is do 60 bbls molasses Y Allan
40 do 30 hhds sugar An gustin u Thibeault-- II do
u Gordon jr--i20 81 bbis molasses Menard K Wig
maud l0do ellis, Ferguson &co-- "a do Bellocq,
Noblom &co--S6 hhds sugar FL W Moncure &co-6
do Woodruff, Moulton &co-- "a do lis bbls molas-
do Martel-- so bhs 100 hf bhls molasses to NJ
White sundries to order Total 40l hhds sugar
SOL bbls 100 hf bbs moasses.
LAFOURCHE-Per steamer Mary T--32 hhds
sugar q bbls molasses to Roman, Olivier &co-ll3
do so hhds sugar M Gordon ir-25 do r W Estlin &
CO. 16 do V Allain-1S bbis moasses Trosclar &
Haydel-l00 do Darby g. Tremoulet-4o do r. Bru-
gier- sundres to order-Total los hhds sugar 293
bbls molasses.
LOWER COAST Per steamer Diana-l6 hhds
sugar SO bbls molasses p Cazenave-25 hhds sugar
j a Roberts-25 do Person &co--lS do % bbls
moasses l. Schf &co- 30 hhds sugar Rhorer &
Iunts- As bbls molasses c Olivier 81 do Hewitt,
Norton &co- Is hhds sugar Giraud &co- IA
do to order-90 scks rice 40 seeks bran and sundres
to order-Total 1853 hhds sugar 237 hbls molasses.
BARATARIA-Per steamer Bee--l0 hhds sugar
100 bbls molasses to Toledano & Taylor IL hhds
sugar 70 hf bbls molasses to Braud Landry-sun-
dries to order.
BAYOU SARA Per steamer j A Gotten
sundries to order.
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Prothro &eo--2 bxs bacon Stewart l. James 10
bdls leather to I Schorr-3 gun carriages TO Major
Smith-sundries to order.
N. o., oPELoUsAs AND GREAT WESTERN.
BRASHEAR CITY, December q, ls6l.-l7 hhds
sugar Laforest 4 Desmares-- do 80 bbls molasses
W Male % hhds sugar Foley, Avery &co-- Is
do G kernion- Sc bbls molasses to Beocq, No.
blom eco 20 hhds sugar 100 bbls moasses G Ss-
bater-5 hhds sugar Augustin Thibeault--22 do
II or bbls molasses Darby & Tremoulet- 1872 bbls
II hi bbls molasses Lobit Il Charpantier-32 bbs
molasses Gordon & Castillo 100 do S Nelson u
CO. q hhds sugar to Miltcnberger &co-- do 6
bbls molasses to Brander ChambIiss &co--7 do 2
hhds sugar Hall Il Rodd--3 bbls molasses to West,
Renshaw Cammaok-- do 8 bbls sugar Leeds Il
coo bbls molasses Coleman & Withers-3 hhds
sugar West Il Where Dbl molasses Dbl sugar
j A Stephens-sundries to order.
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CATTLE nj a E z Z 7.

JEFFERSON CITY December 28. 1851.
The arrivals during the week were Western
and 1854 Texas Beeves, LOS Hogs, l0l6 Sheep, $50
Veal Cattle and IS Alilch Cows. Amount of Stock
sold were 1886 Texas and Western Beeves, 536
Hogs, 348 Sheep, $50 Veal Cattle and 10 Mich
Cows. Stock remaining on sale are 500 Texas
Beeves, 228 Hogs, l462 Sheep, 347 Veal Cattle and
s Mileh Cows. Wee quote
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Imports.

COAST-Per schr Brazos-l hid sugar to Rotch
ford Brown Sco So do rs bbls molasses Frellson,
Stevenson 100000 do Montgomery 4 White-l00
do L Schiff &co- SO bbls As hf bbs molasses to
Lapene u FerFe.
COAsT-Per sloop Tonnerre- 40 hhds sugar to
Frellsen Stevenson &co.
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CosPTRoLLERs OtylCK,
City Of New Orleans, July 7, 1855.
No 2l29.l
D ESDTIVED; That the Comptroller be and
"a he hereby authorized required give Gotce oy
standing hs official Journal that accordance
Win tbs ninth section OF ordinance No 1i42 approved March
3D. 1861 tbs Council will hill agAnst city Guless
7artd under authority Of Comptroller In
accordance with ordinance rsferrsd
lssngdl z L. TRACY,
President Board of Assistant Aldermen,
Signed Ia. Il. PLACE,
bresiJenL Board of Aldermen.
Approved fpril 2s, 1855
(Signedl JOHN l.. LEWIS. Mayor
The attention the officers Of city Of the pnsc Is re-
specially called to tina foregoing resolution.
c. W. CuLBERTSOE,
jyl6t Comptroller I1Iy OF Nav Orleans.
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N. o., JACKSON AND GREAT NORTHERN.
CANTON, December Is. lS6l-S0 bbls -four to
A D Grief &co- s bales mdse to Spearing Geo
coils rope Green Il Crunp- 2 bbls lard to Rosser,
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XURITE SULPHUR wATEn-

From the White Sulphur Springs,
GREENBRIER COUNTY, VIRGINIA
BOTTLED AT THE SPRINGS
This Company have made great bottng the
transported water is now pefeel when from It's
Fur sale by the Agents, b.
WILSON, MASSIE 4 Co,
Commission hert and Agents m Manufactured Tobacco
s6-6mkw No ~ GrsviEr sfrast
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New Orleans Money Market.

tE1u N aEEEISs a. M No Sale
*Naboieon soyersigns and Doutoons re from lol5
Ct the sa afes liked BY Congress Of the Confederate
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4 SUGAR. The receipts, though more moderate,
have been more than ample for the demand, which
is limited, and prices have tended in favor of buy
ers. The sales of the week embraced about 1900
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gebien Of tRe Hlarkets for gast IesR,

-H5s-9 5H CRESCENT OFFICE No. 10 Camp !
Saturday Morning, December Is, 1861. )
The Louisiana staples, Sugar and Molasses, are
the only prominent articles in our market which
have shown any activity during the past week.
The former has been in more than ample supply
for the demand, which is limited, and prices have
been irregular and easier, while the latter has
been in good request at an advance. In Cotton
and Tobacco very little has been done. Flour has
been dull, hut Corn has shown more movement
with prices tending in favor of Sellers Provisions
have retailed slowly at previous rates. -.
The weather has been clear and pleasant.
CoTroS. The only sales for future delivery re.
ported since our last review are 100 bales on
Saturday at SIC. for Middng and so on Monday
at Sic. 10 tb. We have not heard of a sale from
the limited stock offering on the spot.
STATEMENT OF COTTON.
Stock on hand Is September, 1861. bales 10,1l8
Received stnces. ,53a o,,E
Received yesterday. sOo- 1884
r44s. l2,ll2
Exported yesterday . ..l....t..,......... COO 900
Stock on hand sot cleared ............. - l2,ll2
TOBACCO. We have heard of no sales except
ing hid. at SC. and 10 at q. There has been
more inquiry at previous rates, but factors gene,
rally withhold their stocks. Wequote for reference
as follows: o.
rrI sasyys Iqss ss z@g g.
Leaf, inferior to Common. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS OF
Fair t53ag66i4
Choice and Selections. OILS
xg STATEMENT OF TOBACCO.
Stock on hand list September, 1861, hhds 5l2l
Received Yesterday Observation-Disclosures. 00l- BAT
1857
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.NREsCRNT mARRLE MuRKs-

Monuments Iobs and Head Stones Piers Center Tabs
Tops Counter Slabs snte Ftes Crate Setinf
Flooring Tiles, BanQuette and Yard Flaggng Iron Rslins
Tfhe trade GappIied rough and snufactu ed ruarss
by GAVAN4EGH / GUILTY 80 We"
Of u&M 2sS, a34 and 236 Camp .t~p
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Leaves TUESDAY the Stst inst. O'Clock ?. NJ.
MEMPHIS AND NEW ORLEANS
HEY h. Packet-Reguar Packet Tor Memphis and all the
ssska8A4ha Bends = The fir class, swift packet pey-
Hsaaassa tona, II. G. Andrum MASTER will arrive here
De ready receive freight Monday morning. and win
leave above For freight apply board to
TUuS. kEFFE,
d2 Is Gravier street
lhis Napoleon with regular packets
kansas White rivers Memphis with the Memphis and
Charleston Raroad taking freight for Charleston Savannah
Norfolk, Nashville, etc.
Bills lnding signed the office the agents up o'clock
on I he nuv Of dem
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MT B0SSIERE respectfully her friends S+A
Ma and public generally, that her house is open sN
the reception Of visitors The unrvsed electric medicinal
baths be enjoyed perfection the facilities for
bathing have greatly increased improved. Her liable
heteotore will be ahuudanY supplied aud overy attention
will be paid the comfort Of Hvais She earnestly by
uutrDg ezerton give satisfaction all who may honor
her by their patronage Being situated pleasant driving
distance FRI m The villages Of G0vngto Vaudeville, ii
iers the drives to those places convenient
The AbR omnibus will be Attendance at the landing
Ccyington to convey passengers the Springs
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Steamboats,.

Natchez, Leathers, FIN Vicksburg.
Era No. s, Kouns, I'm Alexandria.
Iberville, Gross, fm Lobdell's Store.
Mary T., Dugas, FIN Lafourche.
Diana, Radovich, I'm Lower Coast.
Bee, Rolf, I'm Barataria.
A Gotten, Baranco, FIN Bayou Sara.
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MAYORALTY OF NEW ORLEANS, }
City Hall, December %. 1861. !
Common Council Of the City of New Orleans
mo. 5830.J
Resolved That the Comptroller be and he is hereby author
lied the Treasurer favor the
psny Of the Orleans Battalion Of Artillery for the of
hundred and fifty dollars in addition The already
appropriated for the purpose lug shed protect their
guns
fSgned1 JAMES BFGGS,
President PRO TEN. BoarQ of Assistant Aldermen.
[Sgnedl GERARD SfTTH,
President pro TEN. Board OF Aldermen.
Approved December 70, 1861.
d27 St tSicned1 JOHN T. MONROE. Mayor
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HtariIu Sntslltgslue,
Arrived Yeaserday'

CRESCENT OFFlCE, No. 10 Camp Street,
Saturday Morning, December IS. 1881.
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r E ID RI We R.

Leaves every WEDNESDAY ard SATURDAY At 7. NJ
REG ULAR RED RIVER Low
- A Water Sent Weekly Packet idne-la place of the
LasskSta steamer Rnpides-FoF Alexandria, Normon's,
zzszEs ioror and all intermediate Hrdngs-The bpe,
light dIaught passenger steamer Era No. q, c. J. arow,
master. leaves every Saturday at s 7. VI.
Aud Ern No 81 q. l.. kouus master, leaves every We'd
nesIay At & p. VI, for the above.
regularly Alexandria with the very light draft
Em No. 6, taking freight through without delay for
Shreveport Grand Bayou Campc Grand Ee0re, St. Maurice,
Cotie and all intermediate landings For freight passage
apply on board
VIRGISIUS c. DENTZEL,
d. Advertising Agent.
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,..sgS GALPIN,S NEW RES
q. lE.5Sae0 u i Il 2 d ~, 90 R..,:.I ..-na.
RAIDS FOUNDRY, NEW ORLEANS

I &&DS' FOUNDRY, NEW ORLEANS
LEEDS CO., IRON FOUNDERS,
and Manufacturers Vertical Horizontal ErSrrr
Boilers, Sugar Mills F0c0url Pans Sugar Kettles CiAhurs
Filters Steam and Horse Power Draining AgGhiLeS, 9nw Es
Gin Gearing Iron CuumnB and Fronts Buildings,
mouths rEe Barr etc, ans ell Mnchnsrr sqGirsd for tia
South
We have bssn duly authorised prepared oonarpe
sTILLMAN'S PATENT BAGASSE FURNACE.
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sssEs1sfa45sa LOSS on TEAGEE-Dr. J. ~EsTi
KsrtaA llEst. Gha-eB continues supply tha
ssz24asz#a5A LOSS OF TEETH without wires springs
@IIITu UPON Tia principle Of self sd. ssion. This
Iaethod procured hin universal appreciation and
be ingenious system OF supplying RTl
FIUAL TEETH hitherto invented, and in ali restoring
perfect InRsGAtt0 perfect natural
In appearance DEFY detection tho closest observer Dr.
Vests filing teeth with gold all the modern
Those increased will 9Dd these Statements to Be
snrely and Scrupnlonsy Dr. Wretuns his stScers
inhabitants Orleans vicinity for tha
practice they favored with for the last fEsn
Office and residence III Stsrss street. SECOND doc
from LAFAYETTE Sauare, az5t
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EOtt 9UHUstAtthA,H i.EEI, WEAKNESS, PAINS
Il Back, and all Urinary Ahectonn
THE GREAT ENGLISH REMEDY, SPECIFIC sOLU
TION-rhis world preparation ali affection
xesrativt organs whether chronic Phys
clans nj England, Of France md Of America, acknowledged
efficacy. IhouAnts sufferers hive been IGieTed pg Is
Purely vegetable capOBoI, It Is harlssB 1t Ia Of
c6Crs 1bs system eesoHe5 uygorhtsd and the deStAd
body, and Impressed r1iad are restored 10 enerey.
3. ARRAMS
Sole agent for the United StAteE,
Tur,t nrIauu
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
MAYORALTY OF NEW ORLEANS,
City hall, Dec. q, 1851.
Common Council of the city of New Orleans
ENo 1870


MAYORALTY OF NEW ORLEANS)
City ball, Dec q, 1851.
Common Council of the city Of New Orleans
[No. $780,
Rc1rci That the City yscnn tending the City
Asylum be and he hereby required under osth the
Judge First District of Orleans the of
Asylum that the necessary orders te obtained from the
court order insane persons the State
iunatic Asylum at Jackson, without delay.
Resolved further, That in future the City Phys shall
Asym more than ten days whont Exporting to ,he ndrs
the First District Court the e all INSANE persons who in
his opinion ought Lunac Asylum Jackson
RcsoIued r That whenever the Sheriff of the Parish of
Orleans shall ece the District Judge orders convey
insane persons the Insane Asylum jackson shall be ms
duty require from the Check Of the First District Court
Asylum are in nssn circumstances and in instance shall
[Signedl GERARD STITH,
fs.. President pro en Is BSnsd l Of Aldermen
President tenn ten; Board of Assistant Aldermen.
DIS St sEnsd Iowa JOHN r. MONROE. Mayor.
mo. 5S33.l
RSo1ce That the Surveyor be and he hereby authorized
such alterations in the First District Judge
Collens for the convenience Of the Court
| not exceeding one hun dred dollars. ,, ,u-,,-
President pro TEN; B Board Of Aldermen
President pro TEN. Board Of Assistant Aldermen.
d38 st. Signed - John t. MONROE, Mayor
mo. 5S34.l
Reso'ped That the Representatives Of the city New Oe,ns
the State Legislature be- and they hereby requested
urge of authorize the city of Nav Orleans
toissue 81 10000 Of bonds bearing per cent interest
be applied The defence of the city in other
that the Common Council may deem necessary I ,r,
President pro ten; Eosrd Of Aldermen.
President nro tenn Board OF Assistant Aldermen
(Signedj JOHN T. MONROE, Mayor
4 At sr =, copy: v,n,ox p,rrs s..-s,,sr
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CHEMICAL ANALYSIS, BY PROFESSORS j. L. AND W.
p. RIDREfI.
This remarkable situated the Abita river
parish Of st. TGnUhny miles and half Of Gov
ngon. large youmc of rises from the earth with
Its found be 80 degrees
1t Is quite unlike known in the neighborhood
From unusual chemical composition the large OF
Silica conaus led suppose has It's
deep the earth-heiug fact, natural HrtesHn wen
j. l.. 4 W. r. RiDDELd.
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d. .JEFFEtsDN hAhE hapm III, E ~, , ~
ELI House OF years take ths of making
known the public that it has thoroughly renovated
painted and refnhed and will be opened by the h OF
April THANKFUL for past tavos promise In
possible 10 meet their Wishes should please
them give n call
IS 6n nAN,t PETERS co.
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MURI'HE'S HOTEL. Nos 95 AND 100 ST.
W. Charles Stfeerhs eALaDIshment one
of the most PLEASANT ~ we'll ar CENTRAL. LOCATIONS
in this The tenders bis thanks for the patron
bestowed socis continuation thereof,
confidently assuring his patrons that nothing sha be wanting
thsina3 Contribute their comfort The BAR and TEN
PIN ALLEYS connected with the establishment unsnr
passed -
sell RICH RID MURPHY, Proprietor
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Notice is hereby given thai SATURDAY, the 2Stday of
nect nber; 1851 will adjudicate my Office, Il o'clock
NJ. the above contract.
die l2t G. W. CULBERTSON, Comptroller.
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No. So Cherry Street.

uAs on hand VACCINE NArTER, which be bas
H proved 70 be Gonuine. forsons Wishing vaocina-
siea c.a nnt hin q ~ oGseevsry EfWneon .betvson
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III F E r r A MS
NORTH MARKET sTRLET.
AT THE LEFIATHaNs STABLES.


TINTIL further no<ice, viii be sold af the Ysrt of
u The Raccoon Mountain Coal Company (formsaly
Etna) at tbs following prices-
Lump Coal per ton- 20
Round Coal, %
Nut Goal, :" = .....-------------- "
Mr. JoHS Lang viii in future attend to tho brxi-
ness Of the Company in this PLACED
SAMUEL J. AGNEW,
General Superintendent r n. G. Co.
Nashville, August 10, 1850.
~ orders Be ieft n Boz No -. Post One, or
g ths Yard, hack e ~ 1onhyi1e q Z chatznno<A
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