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Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-05-25
Ayer's Cherry PeetoraI


Group, Bronchitis, IncIpient Coz
sumption, and Tor the heItet
OF COnSUmptive Puttents
In advanced Stages
OF the Disease.
This L. remedy 50 unIversally known % ~
any other for the cure Of throat 1nd lung eoIlP h
that II Is useless hers to puLlish the evidence T.,
virtues. Its unTiyalled excellence for couE. -,,
colds and itB truly wonderful curee Of snJ
disease have ninde It known Throughout The %
nations Of the earth. Few ara the comm II
even families, among them who have not sea -,
small experieDce0f IL eiieots-aome living iI IL.
their midst of itS-vtctnry over the enh's en
Ecrous disorders 1E tie thptat aud lungs. ~,
kn1w the dreadful fatality OI these disoTdrrs -,
they know. too, the e1ecta Of this remedy, - u
not do more than Ia azure them that u has ~
the ViTtues that IL ddh4Te ThER EnaEiFg "
Htrtst hare Won 80 strongly uprn The 9 Eau
mankihd. m
Prepared by DR.. ]. C. AVER & Co.
Lowell. Mas.
B Per sale by AZ GOOD co. and by ~ e.
giEtG. auEII-IJ-HVE''E--
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Cleveland, Pittsburg and Wheel.
,.=s--. ing Rail Road.

"a -
.ON AND AFTER MONDAY, April 18th, 1860. Pas
" sengsr Trims will leave DrilgeportaS follows,
'(snndhyE sxcepted:)
1900 A. n. Mail Train, stopping at ali stations ex.
cept New Salisbury. SummltViIIe. Frnnk-
lin, East Rochester. MoultTte, Winchester,
ROOtstown, Harlville Macedonia Bed.
ford, EeWburg md Machine Shop. ar
rive5 at Pittsburgh at $40 H.. NJ. HaltI-
moro Mt Sis A. NJ, Philadelphia at SEQ
A. M. New York At 1890 A. NJ. Cleveland
ut $50 p. ~, Toledo at 1855 r. NJ, Detroit
1t 1880 A. H., jackson Mt 1880 A. ~,
Chicago Mt SAM, Erie ut IL. AZ A. n,
Dunktrk IT $50 A. 81, and BuffnlO at
s:2OA.M
1855 +. NJ Fast Express Train, stopping at all sta
tlUns except Deep Run Tilt9nsyiIls, War
rem, Browns, Jeddo, Elli0itsvIIle, Port
Homer, Rogers Perry, Pour Mile Run,
Sanport, and Beaver. arrives Pitts
burgh at $40 p. NJ. baltimore at 1852
p. II. PhiladelnlliR at 10tl6 A. H., and
New York At 2=20 P. A..
rlO:l2 PM Express Train, B6ppihg 1t, and all sta
lions west Of, WellsTilIe: also at RoclIes-
ter, S1lineville, Summltville, Hanover
BayHrd. Alliance, RAvenna. IIndsOn. aud
Euclid Street: arrives Mt Pittsburgh Mt
2:S0 a. NJ, Baltimore Mt B:52 P. ~. PlIilh-
dolphin at $50 r. NJ New York at $50
i. M, Cleveland at $50 A. NJ; Toledo at
l0:i6 A. NJ, Detroit at 2s00 r. ST., Jack.
SON at 600 p. ~, Chicago at T:lO p NJ,
Erie at l.: 20 p. NJ, Dunktrl at 1855 r. NJ
md nuHala at bJ0S u
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E.J.SNEEDER, Philadelphia
AfAaRAWs& K0oNS, SOSorth Street Baftimora
LEESl1 z Co-No. 2. Altor Home, or No. IS. VIM.
-. [St.N.T.
A. h HOUSTON, Gt,Et. Freight Ag't, Phtla.
= i,,--,,,;;,, (delphia.
FiIos A. SCOTT, Gen'l Sip't, Altoona Pa. JSni-'s6
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n. Re-SnbseriptiOns received and forwarded by
A.D-BBDILLIoN, Agent for TFheeIfn1-' yfrf1fit
Specimen and Art JoufnaieSn Be seer, III
me Eosl once. deeIs
R1CEs-lo ttsToOS Irimg RicS i4Ttf received aud
N seg AZ NJ a JylSi n. RI3I.LY
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NeW YORK .Palerl WAREHOUSES

GoUTH BRANCH HERRINGsR.-5at
~ bSSols Ne. i laEs aud ASsI taef E4raiVed ana
~ ealsey t3sl9l MRRiLIT
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ZUIrulun Sloan, OF Prospect. Texas writes: TIN.
bottles OF your Snrnparilla cnrrd mo itoHn G1sr
"a hideOus swelling OF tho neck, which had ~
fercd from over two years"
LsiteorrhGa ar IVhitGI. Or0Tidn Tt1isr. I'M,
EirsTufig7 Fs7Rnlc DiStnseF
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FEnternalIy yonrs, 90. IAlllsIER. v. ]
Rhcumattsn, Cout, Lirfr CGiapIafa'.

lNDEPkNpEScE. Preston Co., VA 9Th July. lSsa,
DR. J. Q. Arm: Sir: ] have hren afflicted uta >
painful chronic RleHmdfiFN for q long time, vito
batiieI the skill OF physicians. and stuck 20 me- i
spite OF nl the remedies l could find. until tTi1.
your SarSapHriIln. One bottle cured me in iE'
weeks. aud restored my general health 40 much bf
am fnF better than before was attacked I;Lisk
1t n wonderful mcdlclue. J. RREGN.
Jules Y, Geiebell. Of ST. Louis. writes: 4 bS,
been afflicted for years with en- Fiction IF he La
which destroyed my health. ItTed ever thlng ~
everything failed 10 relieve me; and hare bs.a =
brOkendUwn man for some years from no oti
cause than arrangement IF NE Lirer. BY beq'rl
pastor, the lteV. Mr.. ESpy, advised NE to tEy ys-
SRrsAparilla becIuse he said lie knew you, Al! ~
Of uod 1t has cured me- and has 10 purified my boz
rs to make now man Of me. I feel young Az
Tho best that Gnu he said Of you "a not bali go
enough"
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Sarsaparilla
FORPURIFYING THE BLOOn

An'l fur the speedy Cuse Of tie Eubio.usd rar,t.
ljikcase:
SeyefuIr and SCTGft,l0ttE 4 f'Scfiols SEsA OF n,
Cicsrs. .SgsS ETHrtjo,ls Ifmples. Pttirllt, -
ga BoiiS, BiaiHy, uRf III !SttR DigeuR:
OAKLAND. ind. 9Th Iun.- ia
]. C. AYR Co. Gents: / Reel il my duty -
knowledge WllRt yUur SRrsatarilia hua done a.,
Having Inherited ScTUtulUllS infection. have.
fered from II in vnItcus ways for ycara Sor1..,,
II hnTBt ont in Ulcers on my hands and arms. -
tiuca II turned inWnTl and drtTrSard M. a, u
stomach. TIVE years ago It broke OuG on mn ~
ami covered MY scalp md ears with cur snre ubIl
fried many medicines and several Physfsifbf j..
without much relief from anything. IN fact n. a.
order grew wnTae. At lenS1h FS reJueel 10 ~,
in the Gospel Messenger that ron had prepared -
alternative (SarsN, NriilN) for knew from ySur Tt,
tatiOn that anything yon made must e F0.d !
cent Cincinnati and got Il. md nse il III IL tIi
me. took Il, yuu advise. In small lnztI N ,
teaEpoonful a mouth: and used almost ,I,r..
battles. New and healthy skin sstoh 4eetn 10 IN,
under the EcIlbN which amer while fell "a N
skin Is now clear, and know by my feeling, ~,
kthe disease has gone from my syttem YUn en- ~,
believe that feel what nn saying wien tsllT.-
that hold you to be Une Of the apostles OF tr ~
aud remain ever gratefully, Yola.
T ALFRED Il. TALLET,
s.. .infhony:5 Fire. Rose "a, Eryaptla4. 7sb,sr O..
Salt RhfHm, iSeIld Head, RingasOrn,, SogC b..
| DrDpsy.
Or. Rnbert NJ T'rehleW writes from Salem. Y Iei,
Sspt.. 1883, that he has Cnred invcteraie cas-
| lJTspSp, which threatened 10 terminate fafaY 1,
| the perserSring OF Our SHrmPAria. aal nls,
dangerous attack Of Malignant ErynpSlaT by isrr,
Il"scs Of tho tane; says hs cures the ccmmon ETs
| li6RS by IL constantly
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SchirTuE. CdneeZ, TItMio1s. Enlargement, Uieacfn'
CURES and EEfoIiatiOH n the BoRss.
A great variety Of cases hare been REPORTED tc q
where eures OF these formidable complaints haze =
Eultnd from the use Of this remedy, hut onr pa
here will not admit them. Some Of then BA' @
found In our American Almanac, which the sEtlis
call for them.
U,,r,,.u,in III, r,i..n.. FL. E,niL..,, N.laes
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KDUcATIoN, MORALITY AND RELIGION
upon the hstss Of the peoples and In all itS dIEeus
slonB 1t endeAvorH constantly to be guided and oSn.
tp0lled by The spirit Of
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SadlLes, Harness. Trunks &c.
HATS & GAPS!

HATS g GAPS!
NHIR HAVE on HAND A VERY LARGE AND
wv Vel h90orted stock Of Hats and Caps, which
.'e will dspoSs Of the lnost favorable terms All
those wanting articles In orr line invited call
and examine. AsW will soil thom lower than they
we're ever offered before In this market
deels 5. HARPER BRO.
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70 bis Agent and Attorney,
johns. Holmes, Lona,on, ENGLAND.

Rsv. RobsFt, Dlol, 9s4E r.. Z T. 4. 81 81
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The Capacity Of this Road now equal to any in the
3-E Country Q -
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W.P. SMITH Master Of Transportation.
In. CnLE, Genl Ticket Agent. mp
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1900.
1850 THE CENTRAL 1900
PENNSYLVANIA RAIL ROAD.

geo MILES DoUHIE TRACK.
"a :sssslss;..ssz99
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-11-20

recommendation. The question which those gen
tlemen have assumed TO deal with SO summary IS
just now ono of absorbing interest to producers,
consumers and Governments sven nov me Con ?.
forestaiI the action OF Government, upon so i'm
portant matter at a time SO critical, appears to
us rash and inconsiderate and aitogether prema7-
ture. In its offensive bearing upon our best Gus
TONER'S the European consumers, it is, if possible,
still more Objectionable. Commercial courtesy and
good faith have their claims even in time of war,
and hasty or unne cessary violation OF either, may
entail very durable and disastrous consequences.
This declaration to cur customers and the whole
world in fact, q that We are hlockaded and unless
you raise the blockade you may go naked,H is, NE
maintain, needless irritation of already existing
grievances which in the end will prove fruitful of
mischief. Weswant the respect and good will of
all the world except I.incolndom. and it is hardly
probable that the candidates for the carrying trade
of the South, and for the privilege of supplying her
with manufactured goods, will listen with much
esmplacency to Illumination, characterized by a
spirit seemingly so eaprieous and domineering.
Well, (its advocates will perhaps eSclaim) what do
we care whether they like it or not, we are trying
the grand experiment whether the world can do
without cotton" Suppose ye are. Is it eonsonant
with our obligations that the experiment should
fall Unfortunately upon the shoulders of friend
and foe alike, unless some commanding necessity
can be shown for such a sweeping tests Is it not
calculated at eastto arouse spirit Of Rnrlendli-
ness and resentment in quarters sympathe tlealiy
attached to rs by ties of interest as wei! as by
years of long and friendly commercial interchange:
Besides these considerations query suggests Itself
in the same connection not wholly irfele Fant,are
we not bound, by friendly treaties, IN fhe making
of which, while Integral part OF the old Union,
we were willing partiopators to- continue SO far
as we may, our relations with friendly powers utl-
disturbed And II We proclaim q sloppase OF those
relations viii we not be held dereiist to any tar
construction of our obligations under those treaties,
to. an observance of which We are bound, il not
posityely at least by clear implica ton,
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Wednesday Morning, November 70, 1861
CoTToN. ;. The sales to-day comprised so bales
Old t. .5ttss
TOBACCO. :. Nothing reported.
E sUGAR.,. The supply is liberal and the market
is very dull. About 700 hhds. sold at 2@24 for
Common to Low Fair, 81 for Good Fair, to Fully
FAN, "a for Seconds, 54@e4 for Clarified Yellow
and 64@Tc. for Clarified White. 7's
MoLAssEs. !. With reduced supply and a fair
demand, fuller prices have geeu realized, thesales
embracing abont 5000 bbls. at 14c. for Common,
l5c. for Fermenting, and 1s5917 and 173@lsc-
for Prime to Choice. Also 800 halfbbls. at zee.
for Prime. ~ %s@
1 Flour. ). The market is extremely dull, at a
material decline in prices. There have been sales
Of snperfne at 50 50 and Extra at SO so % Dbl.
sCoRN.. 200 sacks White, sold at -, and 800
Mixed, in poor order, al 81 40 D bushel.
Oars. ...loo sacks Mississippi Oats sold at 81 40
% bushel.
BEEF. !. Mess is retailing at sss q DBL,
WHISKY -, Reetifed is retailing at 81 o5 %
gallon. ss = ~. 2
4 LARD. Prime in tierces and in kegs isretailing
at 28@29c. 3 fb. ~
PoRK. Mess is retailing slowly at $45 % Dbl.
BACON. Bacon Hams are retailing at 22e', and
sugar-C Cured at 2S@25e. % Ii. ia ~
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gsn NrIsans IEpata ggaskst.

CRESCENT OFFICE No. Camp street.
5ii9 Tuesday Evening" Nov. IS, 1861. 5
Ths only vitality observed yesterday was in the
stock market. Some Spectators in produce and
other merchandise have realized SO very largely
That they are turning their attention to bank stocks
\ as sources of Investment as well as gains. The
feeling towards some few kinds of shares are so
decidedly favorable that material advances on the
dormant prices which have ruled for weeks are
ENACTED. The banks are discountng only in very
limited sums, and then only to the extent of their
incomes. Cotton paper is renewed freely, and has
been extended beyond ninety days.
The rapid sales Of molasses places the sugar i'll
terest in possession Of sufficient funds for the pre-
sent. Sugar Of low qualities is selling at very low
prices II fact, they are discouraging @2c. per
q. Sugar, though Of low grades, will not enable,
the ealtiyator, If he should want to borrow q few
thousands Of dollars, to pay over SOLO get. per
annnm interest. Nancy is daily accommodating
The deposit line of the banks on Saturday last was
,27s against ST., 754 for the same time
laat year, showing an increase Of over s2;ooO000.
The baaks last year were supported by sales of
cotton, ranging from $4,000 to $4,000 bales per
week.
y We annex the positionof our banks last year at
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Mstn Orlealrs 9aiIp Cresttnt.
RTNA1rryT COLUNTfSfs
Aibtr Nuialhgsnte.
esrseEsr orricr. NJ. 10 cAsr srssrt

~fs..~. Ma n y ra~pT
WeaI,ssiay Morning Of nov "a 1851
- r,rssness was active on the leyee Yesterday The
,.s5sl - -, a.ag !. e Is:
warni eng sutIy VIVA u
The Louis '0r and Grand Duke are receiving
N ara leave this evening for Memphis and the
sbenda.
81 Al, "a r,.ts,av with
large frips 10 iaet eoth pacsets haa y ieiese
Z freight.
The Gen. Qnitman, j. r. Pargogd and w. III.
Morrison viii he rereiyinr to day for Memphis; the
2 = IL, sFo,rise,y, and
tsn'1lhan leaves eust ~ 80
Pargeud on Saturday. q Il s.s,
The RohertsF Fulton and Indian No. arrived yes
teriIay from Red river, and are receiving to leave
80 ~ - 4 u -
n 1nis evening X. I.
ine A einpnls = e VIC .qe'. s'sys
Ihe Teasnel w .ar Itia a..
Ms..ss 49, M larae
y M M ;;,tr 1,rattxr gb y;var at IS
; M Ut tn u II II, I. s5.,ss
as II. h,ss II IN Goinmbus trade ssreet now no
fEcnlty about the transp of grain, and
Y expect large trips on their retarA.34s
The Magenta arrived from A ews Orleans At dark
u Inst night with q ne trip OF freight and nassen-
K gers. She returns Wednesday
ROaERT FULTsN FOR RED RIy ~ The new. light
draaghs passenger packet Robert Fulton, Capt.
+ Isaac Y right comInander, and Nj. sam. lawson
eaves At q clocR this evening, lot all land
ings on Red river. up to Alexandra
81 DESoT0 FOR BAYoUs SARA.--The new, compiete
4 and fast passenger packet DeSoto, Capt. Y. B. Ba-
rance, Commander and Mr.. al. Dapuy clerk,
leaves at clock this morning, carrying the o..
\ 8. mali 70 all mai aHdiIgs on the coast up to
8 hERvILLE FOR RAToS RouGE.-The magnificent
ma kat co NJ Il r sross crn1-
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N. O., JACKSON AND GREAT NORTHERN.

/, N. O., JACKSON AND GREAT NORTHERN.
CANTON, November 20,sIs61.---74 bales hay to
Sam Boyd 70 do Moore & summers II Stewart
u James II N OVerton &co--l0 Sykes & Conley
"a Ably 81 Catching Goodrich &co-l A New
house--Total l49 bales hay.
N. o., OPELOUSAS AND GREAT WESTERN. Il,
BRAsHEAR CITY, November 10, ls61.--s3 bbs
melasses 40 hhds sugar 80 kegs nails Il sacks salt
r Hare &co--92 bbls molasses Foley, Avery &co-4
2s do as hhds sugar Trosclair & Haydel-20 do 1856
bbls molasses to Levy Il Dieter 46 hhds sugar to
Bellocq, /. Noblom &co-S bbls molasses to Peters &
Adams-l do Hildreth Eco Ga do ] W Burbridge
&co-3 hf bbls molasses to B Flanders - Is hhds
sugar West, Renshaw g. Cammack-- 20 do Angus
tin Thibeault-25 do 81 bbls SO hf bbls molasses
G Sabatier--25 bbls moasses Fellowes &oo-49 do.
& Webre--31 DO 81 hhds sugar Payne, Hunting
ton &co-67 do Is bbls molasses to Laforest d Des-
mares-5 hhds sugar Jos Corpreau-- 10,hhds sugar
as bbls molasses Lobit h Charpantier-- As hi bbls
molasses to Giten, Smedes &co-l hbl molasses to
Hayes " Sanders 8 do do Free Markets. bales
wool II J Lockhart--lss beeyes Ed White &co---90
head cattle IS hogs Pascal & Rey-199 head cattle
horses 9 Wilkins AGO. l do to order--22 head
hogs AZ head cattle NJ Rey--- % do head hogs
E Imbeau- 50 bbls molasses to Thayer=- 6 hhds
sugar M Hali-2i do and sundries to order.
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Receipts of Produces

I sAEEXANDRIA-Pe steamer Indian No 30
hhds sugar S o Nelson eco 30 do. Ar Mitenber
ger 20 do West, Renshaw & Cammack-la do do
b bbls molasses w Jackson &co--46 do Ar Milten-
berger--12 do Henderson& Peale--5 bales wool to
Perkins &eo-Il do w 81 Withefall--l2 do do W G
Robinson &co-S do N Hearn-- sundries to order.
4 I, ALEXANDRA Per steamer Robert Fulton
sundries to order.
BAYOU SARA-Per steamerSDe soto-sundres
to order. + h. 55 s1 80
FORT JACKS0N--Per steamer Diana-l2 bales
hay Pinaud l. FELTON, II do so seeks corn j Sieger
=-l2scks bran 81 scks rice to Lapene g. Ferre-52
40 pas5o@ bruhaso iaJ 40 &c MenaterioL O.
nolasses 10 hhds sugar "A d Kelly &eo--l4 do ] V
Gourdain- 6 do A Miltcnberger Geo. A Tully
&co--26 do Bouligny &co--10 do Rhorer & cunts
% do schff &co--sundries to order.
BARATARTA-Per steamer Bee-100 bbls mo-
lasses Toledano & aylor-sundries to order.
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CATTLE MAKKET.

4 JEFFERSON CITY, November u, 1861
Arrived yesterday 7Ts Texas Reeves, 81 Hogs and
s96 Veal Cattle. Amount of stock sold were '297
Texas BeeFes, SO Hogs and 10 Veal Cattle. Stock
remaining on sale are 1902 Texas Beeves, l1e Hogs,
IA Sheep and III Veal Cattle. We quote =
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10 Ha kerS,

49, a.-s. e MAYoRALTY OF NEW ORLEANS }
Cry HALL, Nov. l6 1861,
H9s~ To Bakers -- The price of SuperfUe
Flour being this day eleven doais Sil Copper BARREL la
kers are required give during the ensuing week com
nencing on MONDAY, 18Th inst, follows viz Second
quality, or No. 2; ~
FortySix ounces of bread for % cents;
Tweuty-three ounces of bread for 10 cents:
Twelve ounces OF bread for cents.
The loaSes Of The third quality No g. weigh one
eighth more-that is say
The ~ cent loayes, fttytwo ounces
The 10 cent loaves, twenty, six ounces
The cent loaves. thirteen OUNCES. -.D
- = ,eus.-,s. .,s... IL JOHN T. MONROE, Mayor
N b. Bread of the First Quality Fancy Bread must be
made Of Extra -four and the shall in weight
pound and shall be made baked stamped required
by ordinance no. 5TS9. sF - nil If
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mo. 57S2.l

Resoged That the of seven hudred and Fifty dollars
s-be and the same hereby appropriated Ray repairs
70 the room in the building ua;ed the OF st.
o9afies and eSa streets used armory by the Continent
tai Guards, Company B. the being city properly
LSgnedl JAMES BEGGS,
.i President pro TEN, Board Of Assistant Aldermen.
tSignedI S. P. DELABARRE,
/ /. = President ero TEN. Board Of Aldermen
Approved November IL, 1861,
nlS ST tSignedl JOHN T. MONROE Mayor
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CoHPrRo1LERs uFrIts
City Of Nsw OrleAns, July I, 1855
No 2l29.l
"a ESDIAF ED: That I he Com ptroiler he and
"a he is hereby authorized and required give notice.
sanciag eavers1en. IN he Official journal
with the ninth section Of ordinance No 1442 approved March
So 1854 the Coancll will pay any bill RAns: city
contracted undeJ authority Of ou7prosr IN
accordance with the ordnance referred
LSgnedf Z L. TRACE,
President Board Of Assistant Aldermen.
lSigueGi l.. 2. PLACE,
- President Board Of Alder msa.
Approved April q, 1856
lSgned IOHN l., LEWIS. Mayor.
The attention tbs aeers CT the
specially called 20 tAa foregoing resolution.
C, ". CCLBERTS0N,
jyl6 # Gntnutrolfar 'iitv Of New tirJea1s
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS,


v guilty said offence the above
80 That the farmers Of the markets shall furnish Suf
S @ Of aa S 1 % Cause
the same to be placed according the direction Of the Commits
SEC g. That III yendors Of meat FISH, fruit etc. within the
IF b 81 aa n hs 9s @ ioM e ss
contractor for cleaning ihe streets Of their district shall cause
any Vendor s S who Who ss Grov
be il h es q s
said markets shan hc liable line Of
he e % Sf s%Sn S ha or
vReR @ be- PAID fSe he h The nss epo
tea ts in The y Treasury for the use Of the city md n
eTss @ a ns nS or he S b ' spa s nS
than fen dollars nor more than twenty yo dollars.
SIZE Is That te hssee IN thS jt market situated in the
E he HEREBY enst 70 9Sw iyo Pot'r and eggs to -
sEo s., That shall duty of the comtnissses the
aees u each market this odinaneen the French and English
SE IS That AZ tines sed by this ordinance shall be
or y the s Of 5 Tes %
Or may occur Or before otner OF competent iuc
tiqned in .ec0u35, onea Of which is given The
SEC 3s!s That the cemmissary of the Vegetable Market
Frnit Market, Second Distrcs without additional compenSs.
soon us the markets shan have been wscd
to hage Ere pings closed and kept closed Until The
any violation # tins ordinance the Conisssry shall be dis
missed rom oliiee.
a. Tina Gorrissarie several
city shall be nnder the special instructions Pc,
lice relative their several duties this
CONCERNING the said markets.
SEE Il, Thc all butchers furnishing within city
New Orleans steamboats,, ships Scooer8 barEtS
city nstituOn, hOe boardiu IN, ennS house
markets in which they stall al7 shall he
spousbte owHrs pay urm"r farmers such
MN Ie markets. the fees those for which they
lable under section 3d. paragraph Of ibis ordinance.
SEC 81 The Mayor shall C0mmsary tor each Of
the markets.
49, That all ordinances resolutions, parts otdi
utions contrary in wise conflicting with
tile provisions Of this ordinance be- and hereby
repealed
[SiguedI LEA F. BAKEWELL,
President Board OF Assistant Aldermen.
tSiguedl J. o. NIXON,
President Board Of Aldermen.
Approved Nov. 20, 1860.
LsisnedI JOHN T. MONROE Mayor.
No. 55l6.]
Resooi, That ordinance No 5iQG, entitled ordinance
concerning the markets of the city,, providing e
ing the thereof be and the hereby
inse ting in section third the words additional
fetal foot the words and for each table additional
I've the duty Of the City Surveyor designate which
tables and hat thus amended, sad ordinance be and
hereby adopted
Signed J. a. NIXON
President Board of Aldermen.
Signed Lea T. FAREWELL,
Approved March II, l5d.
Signed JOHN t. MONROE, Mayor.
Noce IS hereby given that on MONDAY December , ISL
will adindicRe offices II O'Clock A. VI the above
COLLECTIONS II OF the markets tie highest bidder
-ML9 ~ G. W. GuLRERr~oS tomproIler.
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r. . 7 CRESCENT OFFICE, No. 10 Camp Street,
Wednesday Morning. November 20, 1861.
as.,e Arrived Yesterday.
Schr L'Eclair, -, FIN the Coast, to master-2d
,sdA1r Adelne, -, I'm the. Coast, TO master I'd
" DIST. g %
5schr E S Leiper, -, I'm the Coast to master
I'd dist aE F
schr star, -. I'm the Coast, to MASTERED dist.
Steamboats,. -gf,
Indian Mo-, sleade, FIN Alexandria. i SRI
s. De Soto, Baraneo, I'm Bayou Sara.
Robert Fulton, Wright, I'm Alexandria.
Diana, Radovich, I'm Fort Jackson,
Bee, Rolf, I'm Baratara.
:; Imports.
COAST-Per Hehr LEelair- 46 hhds sugar Hy
Sheppard jr. Il - ~
GOAST-Per schr Adeline-- 10 bblss so half bbls
molasses to Yoisin & Drouet.
q. COAST sehr Star 200 bbls molasses to
order.
COASTER sehr E S Leiper-- 1000 ,bbls ear
corn rs bbls molasses to order.