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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-03-06
Tie Missouri Convention.

=. IOFI8, Tueadav, Narch D Io'I.
Toe Convention met 90 10 o'clock, aud was opened
with prayer.
ECs5lntous were road moving that the protect 81 -.
I0uis against coercion by the Federal Government be
red iced 10 wri1- and copy -u, 20 the President o.
tho United ststca.
Resolutions a,.o adopted providing that Commit
tee h. snugir..l \, ,sait ou tho Commissioner from
Goorpia an inform bin tlm, Miss1uri d,fssuied from
ihe position taken by that S0to gud very kindly but
er'phacaly dOclsCu 10 share thc holOls Of SGge son
with her.
Gen. Coulter and Gen. Donivhnr Commissioners 20
tho Peace C0neress uddrcsscd the Convention, by in
vitation on The state OF The country.
Adjourned ill 10 clock tomorrow.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-03-06

TRoM Nrw-MEXICo.--A letter frou sn Intelligent
gentleman now n New-Nle2cO ssyE:
There IL considerable oXcitomen: cut here abOu. tho
existing anrs in tho States and Il shBgs rurn out Is
reports say they wil DO Tot know what viii become
OF Va. Henned in on all sdGs ~ Go soldiers tiIuod
loose among Us without dO4r, and viii al tLtir
vices il viii raly be sad s.ate-Jf affairs. There i.sve
been good gold mines found about go niles west "a ~,
IL tho Sen Juan nountaius, rich o. any thas nave
been discovered in tho regi9ns OK Pisa Peak. NO
otEe- news Of conseqUouee hege in tho Ietiitofy'
MAINE Irgus--T'sc RcgHeJsc Journal states thai
the Legslstre having removed the eo1diuoi: when
cloreed he Grant % haif township OF land IL qua on
the Hainc Medical School, the preparatory steps have
been aon for tho erection OF building az u nilswics
dsvo,ed exclusively to the uso Of the seho0L Tho
tnidip. Ia 70 be three stories high, OF bSics.
Ia 10 Bath distFict there have been buill, during
,b wear 1870 sixseen ships i've bsrks, four schoonev
threo elOops three boats and ste2nlermeasuTing
In the aegregate ls Isi tans, and, NJ $50 Per tuD,
worth over s900,VVc. ...
NAvY-YARD SrNTIsrIcsThe Whole number ~
persous employed IN the Navy Yard Is sos, follower
Civil Ofcsfa, %; carpenters, 81; do. laborers f9 IN
specor 30i smiths ~; sawyers, s. joners, A.; cauik-
ere AZ saniakers l6 yard laborers sei spar-makevs
3; boatbuildeFs ga riggeIs 30; cooPer ~ receivers
g stOre-la5ogers 81 painters, AZ; machinsts, lo,s
plumbers, &c., 10; gEn-carfiage makers, 81 oioSs-
makers, Il gunnsrs, 2; ropemakers, e mseos o ~
writers, o. teamstaTs, O. watdlmen, "a total cvos
Tho payroll for tie Last hall OF the month OF febrras
" slOalted te{l6,5oo, p tBcstou TrspsCRS
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-03-06
Inter from, HAVANA.

NEw-ONEASs, TUESDAY, March ., leOi'
Tie steamer HabaGa, from Havana On the I'd lnst',
has arrii Oh.
sugar were more ac,iye-Nos. II 10 IT, 6i97 reals;
stock 10000 boxes Sterling exchange, ~ q ii pc1a.
sight exchange on New-York, 202f prem.
Tho grdndcst preparations were making Tor TIC re-
coution of Prince Alfred Of England.
The srau:sh Bank lad MAKE new Issue Of two
Millions
Weather cool and healthy. BUsnosa lively.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-03-06
trovu 4tt,:ssty.

ALgA:r, Tuesday, March q, lSGl,
TIC Railroad Committee me, this afternoon 70 lear
uaries in retiion % the new city railroad b., but
pothiEg material was done. Nj. uaight OF New-i ork
appeared IN opposition, bat no other parties being
,lrs.crt the herring was adjourned. Tire Committee
aroei 10 sit from day 10 day 60 hear arguments Tor
all acaiuft the biils
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-03-06
The southern Coulcdcrncy.

MONTGOMERY, AIa., MOnuaV, MaICh y Ia0I,
TIE Southern Congre- rea-- embleIt today.
Tie eag FOX tho Confederate States was unanimously
determined upon. The design originated with the
committee having nc matter In charge; and was not
taken from any OF the models PIE enied.
TIE flag wa5 hoi,ted over tie Capitol a. o'clock
this afternoon.
Mr.. Mallory has been confirmed as Secretary u The
Navy.
The Congress is In secret session tonight.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-03-06
North Carolina Election.

q. RfrISu, n. c., Monday, March 4, 1861.
A.. 49, o'Hnties have been heard from. Sixty
n 70 $50 and ihisy-thgee Seees,ionsts are elected
4. ~ on holdings Convention win ,equire the on.
@a'nsi 90 decide il,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-03-06
seizare OF the Cutter Dodge.

~ AL"'oRLEASs, Tuesday, March ., 1861.
= revenue cutter Dodge was seized by the author.
a. A.. ieAAt in Galveston Bay on the I'd inst The
e., q eenmsnd asEesigned and rendered bis Ger.
''ssp The Goyeraor.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-03-06
From the Rio Grande.

Nrw-ORLEAN3, Tuesday March D. l'tl'
Tire commanding officer at Fort Brown, contrary %
tue ogde Of Gen. TyiggS was, al the latest sd'lct
preparing for defensive operations TIE State troops
were concentrating IN the neighborhoOd.
Fot! Cooper had surrendered 10 the state.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-03-06
Gen. TwisGs ut New.Orieans.

NTW-DULEAEs, Tuesday, March D IbtI
Cen. Twigos was enthusiastically received this
evening 4 salute was lred, and he was escorted to
MI, residence by the military, members OK The Conyou
zion, &c Imnense crowds gathered along tho line Of
procession. Ia reply to the welcome, Gen. 1wiggs
fgil he hoped Providence would grant him sufficient
strcngth % tako part IN Tie momcEtcus struggle which
threatens the country
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-03-06

NC"' ~ ave q, IT,, IF esS hAh VJ n'l'ii'. A~''
Fsll they had between i00 aad co mgo..'y. The
Common Council is lie.
Are We moi backing up Old ALe'
To the AI,oossed Pres. -,
Troy, Tae.dsy. March :, 1851.
Geo. *. Nnrreu, r., tbe Union candidate, WIS
elected Mayor Ct this city to-day. The Lnion men
also elect Assessors, Justice, and T4Gcny oil the
Council.
BATH, M, Tuesday, March ), 1851.
leraei Putnam, Republ can, was reelected icf mayer
Yesterday by 6i6 over all opposition. .
1hiriy-'our guns We're fired IN honor o! PTes;oeh5
LinColu.
HrryA, Tuesday, March 3 1861
At tLe charter election held in this ylage esierday
the Democrats were successful their entire ticket,
with one excel ton. 1beaycago Democratic majority
is 100.
RosE, Tuesday, March s. 1861.
GILES Hasley Democrat was elected supervisor Oh
this town toduy by 300 nooriI,. ,,.,
PoUCHKrEPsIE, Tuesday, March 8 1861.
james Bovine, Republican, WAS elected Mayor u
Pougl kecpsie 10. dAy The Republican general tlcke'
war chosen by a small maiori,y. One Republican
Alderman and three Democrats were elected, and TWO
Republican and tggo Democratic Supervisors.
RocHEsTHT, Tuesday, March ,, 1901.
John c. Mash, Republican, vas elected Mayor 20
day by about 6G0 majority. All the Republican, City
ticket il elected except Police Justiee. Inc keFuen-
cans cleo; Aldermen AMI The Demo'pts q WREN
makes the Common Council stand H. Republicans 10
democratic. The City SupeTvisos viii stand about
the sane ~ Aldermen, possibly Democrats 20 re-
pubicans.
The town. OF Brighton elects Republican Super
visor; lat year Democratic.
Uric, Tueaday M2rch g 1851.
Dewitt G.. Grove, Democrat, If elected Nayo by -
uaOH over ex Senator AlriC IlEbDcN. lDo Demo
Gratis aso elect their candidates for Cy Marshal, City
Attorney, and Justice Of the Peace or ie long ami
shOrt terms.
The Republican elect the City 1rcas1rer and Over
se Of the Poor. -Four of the new Aldermen are Dem.
ocra,s and three Republican. The Democrats will
have ten out Of the fifteen members Of Tho Common
Council. -Four Of he seven Sul oIyisols s.e Dem
OgEEta.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-03-06
The Case Of Judge yonaersmu,..

PuuADELPEIA, Tuesday, March 3, 1851.
frii pardon wsa not granted TO Judge Wonder
smith by Mr. Buchanan. His term Of imprisonment
wes ooGmuted from tweuty 10 thge years. His iinc
wa not RENTED.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-03-06
nsr. Boebmns,n an baltimore.

BALTrMoEE, Tuesday, March ., 1851.
MI. BGchGuan received here very enthusiastic
ally tbis afternoon by large turnou, oi czeus Io
will be serenaded tonight 40 heretofore stated he
will be escorted 10 Lancaster tomorrow by the Ciy
Guards.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-03-06

SANDY HOOR, Tuesday, March 'i-l- 70 u.
There are yet 10 signs OF either OF the European
steamers OH this point. Wind heavy fro0l n. Wi
weather dark and hay OF shore.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-03-06
ark,rs.s state Convention.
LoUHvIrrr,kyp1u '

LOUISVILLE ~, Tuesday, March 3 1851
Ady.ces received bore from Arkansas STATE that che
Convention Of tbs, sA.e met ycte.l.y and elected
Union officers Is xix majority.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-03-06
Non.srri,aI Of the Norah Briton.

PORTLAND, Tuesday, March u n. M
There are no signs OF the steamship North britol,
now due with Liverpool dates OF the 2ist AID Lou
dondcrEY g2d ult.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-03-06

Alfred r. Street has been elected an honorary
member Of the Literary Union, in Nuremberg Ger
mauy, and his poems have been translated in the g.
buin dee I.iteryrischon Yereins," ~ that place.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-03-06
The New.Yorls Central Railroad.

ALBAEi, tuesday, mnIch % looi'
TIE temporary obstruction on the Ncw-York Genital
Railroad, caused by al overflow OF the Molnwk River,
ig gcw Eanoyed. ard tFsins riR regularly o. aye,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-03-06
For Europe.

BosIos, Tuesday, Marcel o. ls6l
The steamship America sails tomorrow for liai!fax
and It.e.iool at q. IN. The msils ciose n; 6:5D
4 IL
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-03-06
wunicspas mus Charter EIections.

TpcY TUESDAY, Mach 3, 1851.
The hcmoerais elect their Maycs, the hon.
Geo. H. Wa,,eu IT,, b. iess iban 2OJ majority Last
Fall they had between 4O0 aad GO majo.'y. The
Common Council is he.
Are we moi backing up Old Abe?
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-03-06

T'VWTIIIIUIIlg
ing it an instrument Of force instead OF opinion Tue
he asserts that the responsibility Of civil war VIII res
with the dissatisfied States. But how lie WIZ IN
dertake with the army and navy, % capture The tCs
and collect TIE revenues IN those S,ates and ii the
people resist they viii be treated insurgents, and
will be regarded IS commencing civil war.
TIE AEQs and Argus Of tomorrow morning takes
the further position that in denying the binding force
Of the decisions Of the supreme Court upon Congress
and The Executive President Lincoln II guilty o'usur
patton, and places himself on the platform Oh The
higher law ins;cad Of the Constitution, IL says II
he will pledge hmEef 20 maintain the 2hts Of South
err citizens and their properly N me 1e:it2Hss
Northern citizens Of all parties viii sustaia hun In de-
Tending tie Federal property.
Tee Statesman, tie organ Of the radical5, regards
the inaugural IS indicative Of The determination 70 en-
force the laws. IL Gays Mr. Iiacon aiIIms LIS devO-
ton 70 al the tenets OF that platform OF principles upon
which he secured the votes Of the people IN doing
he Olcmny declares tae honesty and the patriotism OF
his party, ard disayOws All sympathy ana concert OF
action with that Gloss Or politicians VINO make pIiuC.
pies gubservient TO perfoDal needs, aud who stand
ready 20 ignore Marty professions Of fundamental lFin
cipleB Tor temporary fGsllits
nc Ereniag joprnai ~ entirely satisfied, and lauds
tho Inaugural highly sound copseryaiiyc and palri
otic II saws no MESSAGE ever received with
oeetCg favor n l. universally conceded 70 be ohke
clear compact and impressive; equally hEm Gnd conel-
iatOry. Livery sentence bears the impress o. ple ana
exalted pa.IiO'm, and Affords unulhi2kea6!e evidence
of his purpose 70 90 20 the very verge Of lis eonB,itn-
tna duty 70 reconcile conflicting Interest," 70 restore
harmony 10 the Union and TO bring back tho Seeding
States 10 their allegiance 70 The Repubhc. ne JONI
III ,inIs further thar the inaugural ioreshalowsthe
coucafory spirit which viii govern his sdministrs-
ton, ana presents solid grounds upon which 90 baee
the hope ina, ere long the dark war clouds Wgich nang
over tho Republic will be dispersed by tie iAlng sun
of fraterual Fellowship and peace.
Among the members Of Assembly now here, the Re,
nrbcaps are Iond In tho praise OF the inaugural and
the general opinion among them Is that 1t indienes
conservative policy ia the Cabinet, and ayoiaA Oh any
chance Of collision.
The Democratic nemters indorSe, almost without
eycortion the position Of The AAaS and Argus, ana
believe the attempt 70 enforce The revenue laws ius'
Head 10 collision and war.
BUFFALO, Tuesday, March o 1901.
The Courier lDemocraicD has qoite sfpfyyoetoIy
article in reference 10 the Inaugural, and thinks "
ought 70 be satisfactory TO tho border otates ~ sy
OF tho sddress. IL is moderate decided, and not VIII
cut positive merit. A more difficult task was mover
imposed 1Pon living waa-the production 81 dceu-
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-08-16

Corn. 600 sacks damaged sold at 4oo. and l6u
White at &c., e hushel.
s OARS. $50 sacks sold, in several lots, at 65e
% bushel
BRAN. .l6o sacks sold DIT 81 40 and so at 81 50
% 100 lbs.
PORK. Mess is retailing at s25 p Dbl.
LARD. Prime in tierces retails at l4c q ID.
Bacon. Shoulders areretailing at l4c:, Ribbed
Sides Isl, Clear Sides H. and Plain andsugar Cured
Hams lS9l7c. . n.
WHISKY -, Rectifed is retailing at size. .
gallon. .-s
INDIA BAaa1Se. $50 bales sold at lc. . yard,
cash
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Nen G1rlfans 4ailp Crescent.
BERARTNIENT COLUMNS
iaet aisIligefltf.
S,EgSosaE slFrIeE, Ne. 10 CAN'T STREET, I
Erida.s Mf,fitfrs A1iyrst IL lAIsl.

z Fl 5s$ q
friday Morning, August 16, 1851. 5
The weather yesterday was eools owing to the
prevalence of asfine northeastern.
Basiacss was a little better on the Ieree, WAS
somewhat better than the day before, on account
Of the departures OF few eligible packets
IKE steamers Charm ard Prince have been
chartered By the Confederate Government Mt
VieksblFg, for the purpose Of transporting stores
and gons to White river, Arkansas.
Tha ". II. Langley arrived yesterday from White
river. and went over TO the Algiers side; We IN.
de4stand that she landed ninefy-seven slaves az
yicksburg, brought down bx her from Arkansas
The Yicksbnrg sun Of The l4th says:
The river continues to iquite rapidly, consld-
ering the present stage Of water
Business on the leVee yesterday was as dull as
4 ditch water ,,
The Lou isyiIle Courier. Of the 18th, says:
The river il still steadily rising, with fully four
far ellt inches water ia the canal last evening,
rise at the wharf of fifteen inches since the hast
report and about fifteen inches at Portland. The
# weather continues warm and very sultry, with
several light showers OF rain, and hard rain yes
# terdaF.
Al Pittsburg, Saturday, the river was falling,
with less than four feet water in the channel. 1t
was also falling at Cincinnati. after rising 70 an
excellent IF not q high, stage for the season of the
year. The river, through Diyine Providence, has
been st q good navgable stage almost the entire
year, hut the temporal Northern power, that now
rules the great West, laid an embargo upon the
trade and commerce Of the river, s1d the energies
Of It's people are pFostrated, and It's trade IN fair
way to be annihlated
The following is the latest news from Cairo,
under date Of the 9Th to the St. Louis Republican
The steamer " arsaW, IN a damaged condition, is
laid lp here for the present
The weather continues horribly hot and is too
unpleasant subject TO write about.
The CeneWago arrived from the Ohio with TWEEN
ty-seyen hundred barrels salt for st. Louis.
The regular Charley Bowen was in from hFanse5
vile.
As the w. lei. Brown was leaving Cape Girar
dean, she fired a salute. AS she did SO, Corporal
Nelsonhein, Of Capt. Gampbels company OF ar
tilery, who was leaning against tender. nearly
asleep, fell overheard and sunk Immediately.
The Memphis appeal Of the 18th says:
The river is rapidly falling. The weather was
cool and cloudy yesterday.
\ The Kentucky arrived from New Madrid, andre
ttlrnad
The louisville, Alonzo Child and Mary Keeue
are ala IN their way from New Orfeans-that boat
of the feet that brings the largest amount Of
/. coffee will be the most welcome.
cut 1881 barrels Of flour, LOCO sacks Of corn, 600
sacks of bran 200 mules and Is hhtis. Of tobacco.
ACADIA FoR Bayou sARA-The splendid G. S.
mail passenger packet Acadia, Capt Jos. Vincent,
commander. and Mr.. A.. Dapuy, clerk, leaves at
8 O'Clock this morning. for Bayou Sara and way
landings.
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gsbisb Of ibe alarAtts.
CEzscEsT orrieE, No. 70 CA,gP s4sHrl
Friday Morning. August l6, 1851.

CRzscEsT orTicE, No. 70 CanP s4sHrY,l
Friday Morning. August To- ISL
Gorz0s. J. Sales to-day 80 bales. Received II
bales.
TOBACCO. Nothing reported.
SUGAR; There have been sales of about ESQ
hhds. st previons rates Fair to Fully Fair 4s@
SIC. ID ID.
MoIAssns. About 500 bbis. Reboiled sold at 20
@25c. q gallon.
-FOUR. .superane is retailing at IS 50 o Dbl.
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ID nIeGUIGIN 81 co.,


A YBRrS sARsAPARILI4A- = COMPOUND Rem
n edy, designed TO be the most eecta Alternative that
cbined with substances still greater Alternative noer
e 70 afford an antdoe for the diseases sasapaa is
which VIII accomplish must prove Of ilness service
pey eognpouhd M has been proved By experiment
OF The worst be found Of the following
scrofa and seofuoa Complaints Eruptions ard Rruutfve
Diseases Ulcers Pmpies Botches Fumof Salt Rbeu Scad
Drgpsy Neuralgia Tic Doloureu Debility Dyspepsia and
indigestion Erysipeag Roe St Anthony's Fire and indeed
aeo G'le 'las' q complaints arising from lp'y Of the
This compound will be foand great of health VIXEN
blood TINT OF the year By the timely expulsion Of
them many ranking disorders npped in the bud Multi
endurance Of foul erupons and ueerous sores through which
the will strive 70 ridtsef Of corruptions assisted
i've medicine Cleanse the yiaed blood whenever you
ind s impurities bursting through the skin in pimpe erup
gis in veins cleanse il Whenever is foul your feel
ns will tel you wnen Even where particular disorder
felt people enjoy better health aud live longer cleansing
the blood Keep the blood healthy, and ali IS wall but with
his pabn1m Of life dordsred there be lasting health
Spaner liter something must and the
chinery OF life is disordared or overthrow.
SaTsRar has and much reputation accom-
plsbfng these endf But the world has been egregopy
eeive by preparations Of partly because the drug alone has
not all the virtue that claimed for it but because many
pretending be concentrated of it
san but little Of the vrtue Of sarsaparlla anything
Bnng late years the public haye been red by aEge bot
one dollar these frauds upon the sick fol-
they NOT only contain but little if any sarapaa bnt Often nc
curative properties whatever Hence bitter painful saD
pcnnsn has followed the of the various Of
p;a WI IN ~ ~ atsni -; ss ~ !s w
SIN we call this compound Saaparla and intend supply
sEng has virtues which irresistible by the ordinary
complete eradication from The system remedy should be m
diciously taken according directions the bottle.
Prepared by Dr.. j. 9 AVER, Lowell, Mass Price 81 per
bottle, OR
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CATTLE MAREET.

JEFFERSON CRY. August Is, 1851,
Arrived yesterday 26a Texas sBeeves. SO Hogs,
1879 Sheep and $50 Veal Cattle. Amount of Stock
sold were lst Texas Beeves, II Hogs, 1879 Sheep
and 60 Veal Cattle. Stock remaining on sale are,
3tS Texas Beeves, Al Hogs and $50 Veal Cattle.
We quote ...s
PRICES:
Texas Cattle arst qtalityI p heaa Is 999Se g
GsHss Gattla pHtt 10 0l Is
Mich Cows tnona6a the markell. ..,....,.,,,. O.
dogs gross " iBs fss 59Gs ~ o5
sheep second quality, 2 head .........,-.., 8 Jog ed
FaslG1tie, first quality r head Mslu GO
We'd Cattle, second quality, p head S9 uR
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS

mo. 57i6.]
Rs9lre} That the CoPoller warrant on tho Treasurer In
Nar and TooeT lii Of eGbiag for nsaue Asylum Ss7
j, U. Hall groceries furnished woknoast and Insane
A. TONY refreshments furnished %js SO Il
' 'ssa, President Board p S;;saa Aldermen
President Board Of Aldermen.
aa9 i wv t$snea ~ JOINT. MONROE, Nayor.
mo. SAT-
Fore That the snm OF ten thousand dollars out Of the
PROVISIONS Of ord0fcc No ;6ia Gprfoved june Is ISL he
aud the i, hereby ncrophed OF the relief OF ttc dis
from ry who died killed
he said sum 10 6e drbt+d from IL 10 time to The aid d.
lressed and 1ndgent families ard Deepen ences y th ny T
agd in accOrdarce win pay rolls be prepared By sa1 com
st,nt, President Bg y l A,;i;tsn' Aldermen
President Bo@rdd Of Aldermen.
5 2'so,s. s &s5sa 1901, John r MONROE uyor
a, That B. q az :.5 575 IS 5pa a,,., accepted a.
the ses".'}y Of r. nrosau 40 2o9 4n4 Waqa INSPECTOR
rs,n.a- President Bq}ar% %SsisI@ns Aldermen.
Prestdeat B5atdi Of Aldermen.
~ ! $500 is.s9e5l JOIN 7. MoNHoE nazor.
MAyoNALTY OF NEw ORLEANS, }
Common Council Il tGe lily & Se'@& o..sans !
mo. 5725.l
~ "e That The Comps waran on the Treasure. for
:lta.t}rlea1s Isnea, MAY Or procanm iors. s2'
New "sfs penyuas, two Years subscription Of paper for
IL D. Ne9y + Co. ay. and ban for Work house ard
Signed President ops$ pl . s ,:: a.,9op.
President pro tenn. Boafl oE Aldermen.
a: N lSIsle5t ,.Ol' JOHN 7. MONROE, Mayor.
TEo. 5-pG1
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
MAYoRALFY OF NEW ORLEANS, ]
City Hail. Augnst12, 1861,
Common Council OF the City of New orleans,


MAYoRALrY OF NEW ORLEANS, }
-. City Hall Angls,12, 1851,
O0i'I'0" 'pSnS'' y, ."e IS u NC" o's"''S'
lNV. ot99.l
and the SANE Is hereby appropriated for the esnee Of Tins city,
as t TWisSs commanding tS a,y d, Taf 10 be
applied y nun II S4s manner as l G nay deem for The
;.:; rs9 .o5 b. ), foss :, The
r"sss'
President i Roar.t'o Aaegrpen
Arrod o,,t = 'f S3I '"u Oh Assistant AdeEnen
aui3 81 JOHN II N0NPOr Nayor,
- 90 - ~ -, -
G,y Hai!, SngGsf =, iStji No. {
common Council OF the City 0! New Orleans.
l4'o' "t4''l
s ~ weight and ssatemea io'f ftea a O and
eG' s1 RTSaraS i2 y s o. Inc Ssne II aud for ne city
be amended thai ali fines imP9yd Tor apy VOCATION Of d
2r9ansS No u va 9% d M, NJ A$ sha be
tent M o he 6snas Of S 6 Sf atSr 2S gq Fc
E2 .'[ ca Tie, etn @ psI .S Of 2od aqd coal shall
sold Tgts tao limits f hi guy l>peesd " hIn As reqred
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p6SoT to ar aud sSe al FsSis me o G% , ct %S In
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Vehicle mos. cpda5 pIss, Inc nnabtr ri J,res Of
such cyl yel1a contain hold as .hoTn BY &s
y9nns ,ote provisions hareo. ali b t6eI no eS rbsn sry
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New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-08-16

areet numbersof Clergy Physicians sateseA EN-
hen pesoaages have lent their certify ths unnara
eisd Of these remedies but space here will
permit the insertion Of them The Agents below named Fura
gfafis our Aneean Almanac in which hsy gives with
Also tni OF the above complaints the reaiRlen
inst should b followed for their cure. -
DO not be put by unprieipled dealers with othsr nre
parations they make profit on Demand Aypr md take
70 others The the best aid there lor tae1 and
they should have IL.
All onr remedies are for sale by JOHN WRIGHT CO.
No% II apdiot Enrtres street. Orleans, and by ali Drug
giAIs- : IL nnhE