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DROB ATE NOTICE.-State of Mich

DROB ATE NOTICE.-Stateo of Mich.
l. igan, County of lngham, IS AT session of the
Probate Court FOR ia. Cuoty Of Iaghsm holden the
Probate Office in Mason. Monday n Auyu.t
in the year thousand eight hundred and sixty
one: Present, VIM Fl PnckDey, Judge Of Pr, bate In
the matter of the estate o Char Friday, deceased
On re ding and eli he petition, duly verified Of VIM
Benton, creditor. praying that letters of admnsra
ton up the estate ot Charles Friday deceased may be
granted 70 saii pelt
The eupon IL Ordered, thst Monday. the % day
Of SepieDb ii O'Clock the f1 assign
ed for the of said petition Ind that the
law If said deceased and ali other persons interested in
said estate equrad TO appear at session of said
Court, then 20 be holden at the Probate Office the
village of Mason, snt shou cause, If any there be- why
the prayer of the petitioner should b. granted IN.
fnrther Ordered that SAID petitioner give notice
the interested estate Of the pendency Of
said petition, and the hearing thereof BY causing
of this der 70 be published IN the lansing Republican,
newspaper printed and uating said county Ing
ham. successive weeks previous said dav Of hearing
a tue cory) WN plNCKNEY.
I,t'- n PROF.
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III you employ your money in doing GOOD
yoa pat Il out at the best interest
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~
- pursuance Of act emitted . IF the
L-gisia of Michigan to provide for the drainage Of
swamp Lands by means of state Roads and bitches
app owed Fen llth, 1882" ami the anne -n1ator,
th-ret the uniecs gnet Commissioner On the Capsc
and cyce state Road, rcceei to let the work -ad
road 20 the "ss-t responsible bidder At Port Huron,
The Of - air. the .. Ia daY of August
at Ten O'Clock VI, he LsrD-t House. SAID
tho VIZ -e of Capac county, thence
east 10 he to't Huron aui lapeer IA nix
Road, OK mIles and - 'ods), seventeen and hs1
miles aud vgn' chAiLs, aceorGiog survey, ptoie and
pecIca lion uf 81 road c nacts will be- made for the
hc!-. any par; JieIef, payable in swamp lands
provided by he ,b j. TO be- clear
ri four roio WIDE, AMI add 26 fet in c.utre. Tun
k-d vi b r al ed eigh cen feet wide with dtehe,
br sides tom feet vide, Of sui lent depth carry Oh
face waIer, nj amp side drains wherever the
arY and over all low vet acd- the grade shan
b. OF sufii height 20 form dry road he'd, bu
accori'n- spe :sacs.n and prof which BE-
al Carlicns office, Port Hu On, ,he Post Office
Cspac B"iiers viii be required 20 Re here tie
of letting. NUT good security for the peri
ance li,i- work PERRIN 4 GOODEIL,
Comm-sione-.
&. psc, JHiy Goth. 1851 3s32S
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nURING THIS MONTH, Trains will leave 0wosso, cen
i J meet NJ point of Lansing Railroad, as follows:
GOING EAST.
Ats A. NJ II 90 NJ and > 2i0P H. for p.'r"'i
GOING WEST
AT IL 45 A. NJ for Milwaukee
At II Is +. NJ, for Grand Rapids
AT IL IS A NJ for Milwaukee
Refreshments at Detroit, Ososso and Grand Haven ani
upon Company steamer Windsor !eIr"I' River
Hotel in Depot at Grand Haven.
Trans leave ,ermini daily, Sundays excepted.
THE TELEGRAPH LINES open for Pr BIIc BUSINESS
SLEEPING CARS q all Nigh: Trains.
CONNECTIONS.
AT nETROlT-Great Western Railway for all points
East-Michgan Central, Michigan southern, and Grand
Trunk Railroad,
AT MILwAUKEE-Wi;h the Mississippi, i~cros se, Chi
cage wa,ertowu, and HORIZON Railroads for all points
West and Northwest.
Passengers for Great Western Railway on the Rail
Road Ferry Steamer H. NJ K. Dock, leaving Dock a,
Is A NJ, and 20 p NJ.
The COMPANY = Tine Tables be had at any OF the
Stations
". X. MUIR, Gen'lSnp't.
n SM Y Offices. 1861
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AT ALL!
CASH FOR WOOL,
r. ID. BILLINGS.
LANSING. Nav 7. 1861.

NOTICE.-The subscriber would an.
A nounce that he has associated with h,m in the
rug business, Frank Wells practical Druggist forr,er
y Of Haweil The business .l beresf,er be conducted
nnder 'he firm Of Ford & Wells.
SwSoS THERON FORT.
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pILLINGS OFFERS HIS ENTIRE STOCK.
- principally new. at prices to meet the times
More goods for dollar in cash than can be 90.
tanned at any other establishment.
Ready pay, quick returns, small profits" and
sometimes
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Pom the Adrertiser Proridence, n. J.
Thetestmony in taer favor j. strong, from the mo
respectable quarters.
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From the Erdmiaer, Norfolk. Ia
C-phal Pills accomplish the OBJECT for which the
we're made. viz Cure of headache in all ITS forms.
The Lansing state Republican., 1861-08-21

From the Democrat 81 Cloud Him
If you are have been troubled witt Ih. headache,
md for a box, (Cephaic Pills SO you may have them
case of attack
The Lansing state Republican., 1861-08-21

From the Gazette, D1renpo7T, IOlr7
Mr. Spslding would connect his name with srtit
he did not L7sosc to possess real merit
The Lansing state Republican., 1861-08-21

Prom III, E11miner NorfoIk. Ia.
They have been tested in than a thou sand
with entire success.
The Lansing state Republican., 1861-08-21

Piom III. Conme -cidI Bulletin. Boston. Mas
Said 10 be very eficacieus for the headache
The Lansing state Republican., 1861-08-21

From the 81. Louis Democrat.
The immense demand for the article (Cephalc Pills. is
RAPIDLY Increasing
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Receipts OF ,asrastyace.i

. VICKSBURG-PeT steamer Lafourche--14 bales
hay Mmdock, Williams &co---l2 do ] J Person &co
IS do. ] % &B s Rieks--3 do T FL & j M Allen g.
col bale Wool w Champlin &co-l0 hhds sugar
sugar nj B Brady s&co-2 1882 sacks cotton seed 10
"A a Maginns--68 do w B Partee-3I scks corn to
Wright u Allen as do . Watt &co--- 40 do Capt
BROWN 4s5 do Payne l. Harrison scks peas'to
Pinckard, Steele &c0-sundries To order.
Y ALExANDRIA--Pef steamer Era No $50 hhds
sugar to "A D Kelly &eo-- IA do West, Renshaw &
Cammack-I do W Jackson &co--59 bbls melasses
Byrne, Vance &co-5I do g u Kouns s. Bros---l do
b w Morse--27 bags bale wool G L Dolsen & Son
10 bags 2 bales wool to B Valentine &co--san-
ses 37@bags bales wool. 'e4ss4F - s2 .r,s Z a
J. BAYOU SARA--Per steamer De Soto-sundries
to order. 5T 4 Il x - ~
oNALDs0NVILLE-Per steamer Mary T-2s
hhds sugar r w Estlin &eo- Is bbis nlolasses to
Brand % Landry--24do Roman, Olivier &coA24 do
@ Olivier II do Augustn,& Thibeault- As bbls ia
hf bhls molasses Il Lanaux- Sc hhds sugar 95 bbls
molasses G Koek ECO 80 do Foley, Avery Eco
SO do Lobit u Charpantier-37 do 16 hhds sugar to
Laforest & Desmares = 20 bbls 1nolasses to VIM G
Hewes-50 do G Fl Kernion- 1874 do II hhds sugar
Trosoiair 81 Haydel--25 bbls molasses Bellocq; No.
blom &co-- SIS do do Trosciair q Haydel-516 hhds
sugar 50 bbls 100 hf bbls molasses Bell j. Rougny
,-sundries to order-Total LOO hhds sugar sa4 bbis
l52 m bbls molasses. %9s ~
J LoWER COAST Per steamer Empire Parish
ii hhds sugar Is half bbls molasse8T Lanaux-2s
hhds sugar Payne q HARRISON Z do G Kohn--40
do 50 bbls smolasses Geo Urquhart-45 do w Bur
bridge ace 80 do Hawkins l. Norwood SO do do
Carroll Hoy 6cD 40 hhds sugar IA bbIs 60 hf bbls
nolasses Rotehford, Brown &3e--25 hhas sugar GO
bbis molasses III w Moncure &ce--l34 do l22 hhds
sugar azenaye--I43 bills Is hf bbls molasses to
Y ohyier7-l0 bbls moIasses ellis, Ferguson AGO.
307 scks rice G Nathan loo do Lapene d Ferra~
sundries 10 order Total 40 bids sugar 664 bbls
l03 nj bbis mniaRses. 9ss n H. ~ 80
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isretailing slowly At as ID Dbl. Stock the In
speetiou Warehouses on the Ist inst. 1929 hhls.
| army stores and 90 bbls. ID private hands
Weekssreeeipts, 90 bbls.s exports, 90.
/ BAcos Il. The supply of Shoulders, Ribbed Sides
and Clear Sides ID exhausted Bacon. Hams are
| retailing at go. and Sugar Cured Hams 25@
27cE u n. .s.5.. ~ 80 ,....
weeks receipts, 4 casks and tierces; ex,,
ports. none. s':& ~
LARD '. The supply in store is very light. The
retail demand is met at 27@2sc. y b. for tierces and
kegs. ,.sy5. zs,,. So. S.. -. sew.
Weeks receipts, 10 bbls. aud tics. and 90 kegs !;
exports equalto 90 kegs. t
beef. The supply is very limited and there is
only retail business doing. Mess is selling al
So . Dbl. s :. ~ E<'s *,'sas
:, Weeks receipts, .sl9 bbs. and tcs.; exports,
none. --,---.- - 80
BUTTER AND GHsEsE. THE supply of Western
Butter is very light lit may be aquoted at435@
40c. There is no Western Cheese in the market.
BAaGINs AND RopE....of Kentucky Bagging
we quote st retail at 24c. % yard, cash. Stock on
The lst inst 1900 pieces. OF India, se4 bales sold
81 Csc. cash. Stock ON the LIST inst. 74o0 bales OF
Bale Rope, We quote from first and second hands at
2e@25c. for Hand made and Machine.
IKoS CorToN TIES. Sell at 2sc. o ID. cash.
GuNNY BAGS. ..sl65 bales sold at 35e. % bag
cash r.. e. ", ..s;a G. "a .: &c
WH1sSr.. The supply is limited and the retail
demand is fair Rectifed has been retailing at
p gallon. ar@
i Weeks receipts 81 bbls; exports 90. s,
CoFFEE :. There is none in first hands, and that
IA grocers' hands is very small, We have not a
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Railroads..

N. o., oPEL,oUsAs AND GREAT WESTERN.
BRAsHEAR CITY, November is, a8sI.-s bblg
molasses A Miitcnberger &co-5o do Darby l. Ire
mouiet-2 bbls rs half bbls inolasses to Bragg 4
bbls molasses Foley, Avery &co--l0 hhds sugar to
SO Nelson &co sbbls molasses to Free Market
'4-I33 do w e Leverich &co=- 20 do Hare &cog
20 hhds sugar Bellocq, Nobion &eo--s az Payne.
Huntington Geo. .55s SEEKS corn Bourg-4027 feet
lumber Lapene & Ferre-- 1870 beeves Ed White l.
oo-527 calves G Wilkins eco sundries to order.
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,uorATaoss ron IoUIssIAsA suaAR.

= Y QUOTATIONS. ron LOUISIANA SUGAR.
S Si.sss s ss.s Ss #s ssS
Weeks receipts, 1914 hhds.. sli bbls.; exports,
j none. W u.
MoLAssEs. Thesupply has again beer liberal
and the demand has been good, al fuller prices
Thesweek's sales comprise IA 200 hblss aid 25oo
half hbls., the market closing ut "a -c4 for IN
ferior, lsc. for Common, 1stD2Gc for sFIFfne to
{ 0hoica insbbis. and 23c. VI gallon for Choice, In
4sHah bbls i ae5 sgss = u a + ss H. a :
Weeks receipts, 1898 bbls.; exports, doc.
/ FIloug: y The supply is moderate and the de-
mand has been moderate at easier prices The
sales.of the week comprise 1900 bbla. at slls 600
SIT 25for Saperane aud $I2 25asl2 Is "A biI., for
Good asid Choice Extra. Also 900 sacks ct $40
for Fine and Unbranded and Sill % Dbl FIR Super
fine. Yesterday was generally observed AS aay
of thanksgiving and prayer, and business MAS
j generally suspended. 5sa.
Weeks receipts, seas bbis.; exports, No..
CoRN S. The receipts have been more liberal
hut with a light stock and fair demand prices
have further advanced. me sales upto| Thursday
evening comprised Aeoo SACKS At Q range of 81 20
for New Mixed. and 81 a0D$l IS . husAelfor White.
: a lot Of 5000 sacks White sold at auctioa, from
store at VI e59sl l6 q busheL Yesterday nothing
WAS aone.
wesk,sreceipts, 5sss sacks; exports 900.
WHEAT. The sales embraced $50 sacks Red
Of % So 2 bushel, further advance.
BYE. .s5 sacks sold at 50 u bushel. a..
oATss.. The Enpply is exhausted. We have no
sales to report.
BRAN The demand is fair, at Eua prices.
The sales for the week comprise 2005 sacks at
So l5@s2 20 ID loo ms.
HAY. .Aboat loo bales Crab Grass|sold at $40
and 100 bales at ss5 SO D ton.
PoRK. There is very little left ON sale. Mess
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molasses Montgomery 4 White. -zsrsr45t
C0AST-Per sehr L'Eclair- go hf bbls molasses
to Bell &c Bouligny. t-.Ss ass-
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!. LOSS 0R rt,l1rtl-Dr, J. wEgs,

&s5sas88s8sSss LDgS OF THiETY-Dr, ]. WEST
ia St Charles street, rurt1ues TO supply the
LCSE OF TEETH E;auut wires or 'spfngs,
l-A4At4 upon his new prurple Of self d.ftcn. Thh
I-eoG las procured hun universal approbaou
Sqet a. osngi ne most ingenious ytr employing ARTI
if.hth hiLhsrto invented, all RESTORING
perfect acuann and oRsiiGatou ps-Dr AID natural
n appearances as 70 defy detection by closest observer.
ehoa OF hng teeth with gold Combines s the modern
improvements Tlosd lnsresed vii teee ytAtereuts 10 h
entirely aud tcrupnonBly corrsct Dr. W. returns his sEceu
thak 10 the inisban OF New OrskrE vicinity ths,
eSsVe practice they have favored bta with for the last
once ard residence liz st, GhAss street. second doc
run LhthVette shnhrr. ss6n
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CATTLE MARgET.

JEFFERSON CITY, November 16. 1851.
& The arrivals during the week were 21l2 Texas
Beeyes, Sc Hogs, It'll Sheep, 7s4 Veal Cattle
Amount of Stock sold were $50 Texas Bseyes, 442
Hogs; s6T Sheep, 88T Veal Cattle. Stock remaining
on sale are 597 Texas BeeFes, l07 Hogs, IA Sheep
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W feHl SattIss WE quUte
PRIoEs:
lIariae 5ntelligerlte.

n Steasnhoats.5 u : B
Lafourche, Brown, FIN Yieksburg.
Era No Z, Kouns, FIN Alexandria. @.
De Soto, Baraneo, FIN Bayou Sara.
Mary tt, Dugas, FIN Donaldsonville.
Empire Parish, Grant, FIN Lower Coast.
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DENTISTRY.


5stSzSesgss. AEEsE@ FiGGAL TEGETEI-The bsx;
ch6apes shd most Feplats LsnLR Establish.
UYYY%@sT9sah ent In New Orleans, is DR.. FIELDIS6R
SIlI-~LJ iSi Cana street.
Ills facilities for Hpunuy Artificial Teeth are
o. any pntiat IL the Southern States deynR cope
h9I and atprces Charged BY The tnexper encsd
Ferso requiring superior Dentistry 0rUud procure II Ubss
ney can rely the experience skin ard integrity wbA
DENIAL Science CAM produces ~
every Arhcs Tooth IL of snrpRsng peauy which esnet
% atteod from the productions nature grndnay
SCORING tNa uniformity 10 the features essential youth and
ton. - N ~ ' 'SNA"
PAINLESS TOOTH EXTRACTOR, for readily 81.
scuhE lesth without pain sgpcTsednH before
Ned by the profession astonishing al who witness it,
Al opeAtl9ns IN Dentistry performed with skill and
t2i chespne- Snd utility are by others. uas
uy aPpsa tSeih remOdeled at nod
orhie CHARGES Al The following prices written gnSra1e ~.
company Ing each hs II desired found ~ represented
att9r two month"; TRIAL het money viii be returned
Fuii sets on Sterling Silver base s25
y 9eH niltst hnish gums, boz
Ell set5 yn'Ggniaed Rubber equal gold from $40 to 50
~ SetS Gu y carat gold base, beautiful form 80
FGl sets on % carat gold base, from rs 10 lqS %
t,le most perfect gems that De proiuced.
IApe requiring Artificial Teeth re cordially vtted 10 call
ana examine before engaging elsewhere
49,, DIR. FIELDING, Den,sl Surgeon,
az = l94 Canal street.
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8etiehs of the Hlmhets far 9ast leqs.
chEsoasr ors.en, so.ga Camp street, +.

gREscEHr oYFfeE No. 10 Camp street, = + d
Saturday Morning, November i6, 1861. s
We have very little change to notice in the move
ment Of orr general market during the past wedk
The receipts Of Sugar and ifoiasses have been very
liberal, but the former meeting with only moder-
ate demand, prices have continued to rule in favor
OF buyers, while the latter has been disposed Of at
an advance. III Wheat, Corn, and Baiing StmAkGa a.
further advance has been realized, owing to light
stocks. Flour has been duH at easier prices, and
q operations;in Cotton and Tobacco have been 81 a
very limited scale. A s
The weather has been clear and pleasant.
CerroN The sales o.. the spot, reported since
our lastrevisw, embrace 10 bales on Saturday and
10 On Monday; on Tuesday 100: bales sold for
future delivery at &c. for Strict lIddling, cash
down There il some inquiry for lots lanta.i
g tion, deliverable on the opening ofthe port =
sTATEMEST or COTTON.
Stock or hand LIST September 1851. .bales hGils
Reserved yesterday COO 1889
...s,.-8-... .,,o n ,oo7
ssszppses sss,sslas1s ::: COO e9o
stoch n hand sot cleared boz
ToBAcco. We have heard Of no further kaIes.r
We coatinae 70 quote for reference as foiIows:
Taetory Lugs. .2s1@t
Lsas nferoai oiar,. 49,
.B54
Choice and Selections .9x@l2
STATEMENT OF TOBACCO.
stosk hand ls September 1881 hhda 1871
Reeesyed yesterday asf
We
ssssts "a Laps
Esporisd yesterday S boz
~ 8-----I
Stock on hand not cleared. rs 1858
Sir. IL irba rssaiy,fa sba,a lsaa,, I;t.arhI ond
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: M AYOisAITY I---OFFlCIAI.,


ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. :.
MAYoRALTY OF NEW ORLEANS, J
.e,es4l Common Council Of the city Of New Orleans.
l. ..,-,..-A mo. 57s3.l .os-....,s /. ... ~
FSt s Psp ST.s S m
the oil ampsof the First Second and Third Districts and t
SSssP ses Ssns pfs'f
aEs hereby "nnnled in accordance with the Of the
sfasa pro tenn Bs SAhFs hfess Aldermen
President dent pro tenn Board OF Aldermen.
nl5.ts : slsnedL JOHN .; MONROE. Mayor,
NAHq 2;4 EpA OF Sg, NEW 0Fh ~ I
Common Council OF the City of New Orleans. }
r. -.. mo. $780, 80
hrsor That the Comptroller the Treasurer
wpisssnSs pnbls ~ notices 10 !aT payers
re cs m 10 tn S, ny rr, so 81
Poier Faachsar CITY Hall Police Jail and
j. B. Avsqpp, 81 alsdIeines Police jail, Insane
Weekly Mirror one years subscription Board of Assistant
I y asker shcs bill of cost IN snudry civil suits as
81 L fsi9as6, Co. 0rn hay for gqne%s s. q
rs rTssidc"' pro TEN Board q Assistant Aasrmsp
.,rrov.a President s pro tenn Board of Aldermen
MS s. isIsnedI = JOINT. MONROE. Mayor.
mo. 67sl.l
Rcsoltea That the diudcaon by the CoInpr,ev of con.
ira se , ,si H. sSsSaSn No s @nds ana
Ss aea4 S5 and shS r he q $500
toue II the ely d New oea is'' 'S'''sa by Inc common
R ;S hhf Tia, The S,rysyo be and he hereby
five hunlicd dollars. >" = anu
lsignedl JAMES BEGGs.
gned iG'dsnf pr" !Sp HH@t1 4,'R5 Aldermen
Approved November rt IS 1857 pro ten Board OF Aldermen
nls St tSiened JOHN t. MONROE. Mayor.
NJ
Reso'red That the hundr ell and fifty dollars
S-be aud tho same is hereby appropriated ay Tor rerar
Charles and Hsv eet., arnioy BY tue Counsn
M au"f fs oonp"Hy the same psiTf s'E
President pro TEN. Board Of Assistant Aldermen.
nnrovad re- ssI ro t'm Board of Aldermen
nib 5, sigpedl JOHN T. MONROE, Mayor.
MAYoRALaY OF NEW ORLEANS,
Common Council Of the City Of New Orleans
mo 5777.l CIV.
Reo'ce' That permission be and is hereby granted to MIN
lex smith to the evee near post is po
mon Council ''0'''''' u ''' O''n'
sEE"s9 n $ASSs ssGas Aldermen
Approved November IL 1861 = ''' VI ''''4e"'
nle St Lsignedl. JOHN T MONROE Mayor.
mo. 577s.l -.t
R".otsd That The New Orleans Cny Railroad Company be
nat iron Ta he msere Road provsd that S in ri h rec
the rails and put iron rails ngaaSby ' to comp up
Fss9,,G t;r Thatthe same granted to the New
4 on M 6t ts " G@mp""3 N The first If this rssq
s P2f os Ut . hsG sS Ps
by the MsyOr VIII The said New Orleans q RufosG Conn
ISignedl JAMES BEGGs
fsirp esjqent pro tel" hS'ra Of AsssT Germen
Approved November fgs ISL pro tom Board Of Aldermen
MIS- ISgned NS JOHN T MONROE Mayor
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JAMES DAVIS,
INO. B. LEEFE.
y + HOPKINS,
The following resolution, referred to in the fore
going report, was read, and, on motion unani-
m0usly adopted the rules having been suspended;
esoa That the Ccmptroer be- be is reby anthoriz
Lane in the of hundred dollars in fui
street bridge BY parties who against nee of ssd
contractor perssently dtove lot mules said bridge
me following resolution, referred to in the fore
going report, was read, and on motion adopted,
the rules having been suspended
Yeas: Messrs. Magion, Allen, Beebe, Beegs,
BENT, Davis, Leefe, Mensman and Seicshnay-
dze q.
Nays: None.
tract eabIy to resolution NJ 1851 attending and keep
ing N the bridge Ct the Ola Bayou Teeahns
for the of eleven h venty five dollar per
and the Mayor horzs q enter into con ract w the na
per noA1ial act for the faithful performance Of the snne
The following resolution, referred to in the fore
going message, was read, and, on motion unani-
mously adopted the rules being suspended:
Resolution sgthoFang the Comptroller contract for
liz t in Fssahg out Me,poms1s Canal &C. published
isS journal OF tito proceedings Of this Board November
Mr.. Beggs, Chairman of the Police and Fire
Alarm Telegraph Committee on behalf of said
committee, offered the following preamble and
resolution, which were read, and, on notion unan-
Whereas Major General has ordered the construction
Taesas the city terminus can be worked adyaniageouy
poS Sgd rent By Carrying The wire mtg ne oo Of
operating the line by day night, therefore,
General ove the wire into the Office Of The Poce
re Alarm Ieiegraph there TO be worked common
add ona the city nor shall the
interfere in any manner with the regular the said
On motion of Mr.. Leefe, the Board adjourned to
Tuesday next, the 10th instant, at O'Clock P M,
--.g" s. JOHN E. HOLLAND, Sec'y.
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Iafstios Oh Gon e Good Com. 24a2l44
Fair p FIiiy Far.s OF Prime and Choice A4Sb2
Giartied Rsow..-s-e 81 sloiasiaed Whites. S98a
Weeks receipts, 1914 hhds., Sli bbls.; exports,
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I ISFRANCES'S FEMALE CORDIAL
BEAUTIFY1Nat = TNVIGoRATrNel- REGr71, 1T1Na

NcINTkSA g APl1LENATE, PLUMBERS
~ ttA Roy traS street.,
Keep constantly on hand Eahtnc runs for not and cold
"@teG shower hhs Waer Closets Cooking Ranges and Rnil-
ara, VAST S'nd. Kitchen Snas T Force ana fIee Pumn,.
Sheet EsS and Lead Ppe, Brass and fneo Cocks of eli at
6tQes AND CE'rts tuet up and grarantrtd S'"s''
Is Boz s. &egl anics' dna Dealers Exchange aI2
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B l. A C X RIV Err

Leaves On SATURDAY. Nov lG atbpN
FOR l. ACk RIV Il R--THE
IT, h. fine Packet NcNgsboy, LIN Moore master
IzEsj%ssNwh leave above for Hlrrisonlrlrc Trim,
ty and way landings Black River. For
freight OF passage apply On board.
=, FlRGlNIUA q DFET2EL.,
ltlli Advertising Agent.
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STREET COMM R--OFFFGsAt,
-, -
SHICON u DlSIRICT POuND-WE&s brought
~ to the Second District Pound corner of Benye and
yez Streets es1rRy-- ~
One brown Horse Mule, no brands marks
One bay Horse Mule, shod all round
winch II not claimtd within five days aud expenses
thereon paid will be sold at public auction Pound mn
TUESDAY, Noyellber 10, 1861 10 o'clock A. NJ "
New Orleans, November 10. 1861. -
j. MILTON RELF, Street Commissioner
Registered November Is, 1861.
B, VI. HEBRARD.
DepntE Gonnroller.
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RfSo'ge That permission be hereby rrsue5 IN Nai.
General Lowell TO erect wooden pmapet for purpose
mounting barbctte fur The lrsrcnn n he rn;lir
said pafhpet be snuh uont as the titv
may designate =, ' S'N
tSgEedl JAMES BEGGS
freslaeit pro tenn. Board OF Assistant Aldermen,
lS1ghedI S. p. nELhBARRE,
President pro tenn Board of AIterr,en
Approved November Ii, 1861.
nl2 81 Signed JOHN t. MONROE Mayer
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COLE AGENCY OF THE CELEERAVEn
~ ST ACkER IRON WORKS, TEN ASSET From md
after this day. owing increased expenses
and the advance metal the price Sugar Kettles Rars
and Furnace Mouhs will rule follows: a 10 as inches A. II
inch AZ 10 66 inches 81 IS inch ~ "a inches R4 6
an inch Crate Bars iac pound Furnace Mouths $50 s35
10 $40 according TO size and par $o''"'''
f. f.. IAFILIFBEUVRE,
Commission Merchant, No II Union street
A1y-THrms, Cash 49, - N'' s ntiiSo,: