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Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1861-03-28
NHIsgERS or A EsuSTkcEE,


in from three 80 six weeks This article ia
the only one Of the kind used By the FIR NIB.
and in London and P.,r;s ills IN universal use
II is beautiful. economical. soothing. yet
stimulating compound, acsins as il by msgic
mpon the roots causing a heauiifssf growth &c
llxuriart hair II applied to the sclr. it
viii cure BADNESS. and cause to spring ~, in
place OF the bali spots a fne grolgih q new
hair AIeiied according 10 direc,iors il ~ilI
turn RED or tony hair DARK. ard restore gray
IN its original color leavifg II soft smooth sni
flexible r e"0xGUENT" i aB.ineispei sai le
artrie in every gentlrmsn's tajiet.- aud after
one weeks use they would no; far any cot
sidcration he without IT,
The subscribers are theon'y agents for tbs
article in Sic Usit-,l States, 10 hom all orders
r.n-t be addressed.
Price Oae Duilara hax--fsr sale lv M
Druggists sni Deale-s; or box OF me ''t'u-
g,,eni'' (safrsnte, to havs he deSiFe.s 20. 81
viii be sent to sisv who desire Is, by Tnsa (il-
rec }. se~areis packed. o. receipt 81 rice AID
pcsfsge, 81 Il. Apply ~ or address,
HORACE I~lkGEMAN < Co.
n'tI,st-ss r.. Sc.
2t WILLIAM S..sel, New York.
March Z Gin.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1861-03-28

Had the r publicans but served
their country with the zeal and faith
fulness which they have displayed
Tor their parry, that country now, in
stead of being torn and broken TO
pieces, wonld have been the admira-
zion Of the world. Had the masses
followed the advice OF such men as
Mi.lard Fillmore, Edward Everett,
Daniel S. Dickinson and Caleb Cush.
iug, instead Of that Of the irrepresyi-
bic conflict advocates, there would
nov have, been no controversy about
about secession, for no States would
have seeded. Spanking Of coercion,
Mr. Dickinson, at great meeting
10 New York, few days ago, held
the following emphatic language:
Let him whoJhinks that State
can be- coerced, coerca the sun to
shire BY legal enactment. Cheers /
Cacice the rains Of heaven TO fail
on the just and unjust alike, coerce
the stars to irsmbie, coerce the tides
10 ebb aud flow. then 60 and coe,ce
free State into fidelity. Cheers.
Oar Southern brethren possess an
institution sensitive as to property,
sensitive socially. sensitive in every
regard " haisoev r. 1t has been war-
red upon; il has been meuaced until
they have been goaded beyond endu-
rance. We are the stronger party in
America. We possess no such insti.
tution. We can afford and the Con-
s.itniion demands Of us,iha. we extend
10 them the hand of kindness Of fra
ternity, and fellowship, and that we
redress our own wrong doing. aud
place them on the great principles Of
squality where tn s Constitution
l,l.ce them. tLoud Cheers.] That
is the way TO maintain the Union,
aud il cannot be done 10 any other
manner or spirit. [Cheers
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4 BAD PLACE.

The New York Custom House
must be an aNi,ul wicked plae', if we
aro to credi! the opinion Of Mr.
Congressman sedgwick, Of New
York Tha; gentleman recently re-
ceived letter from clergy lyman ask
ing Mr.. SIS Influence 70 obtain a
subordinate clerksbip in the New
York Custom House for bis son. a
youth '.he had never had occasion to
punish, and never knew OF his being
guitj Of Il faisehood;" to which Mr..
S9dgwick sent the following reply:
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CurrSnoy-
R-9Ap er@.

M E are authorized TO take orders Tor the
w above machines. and iuv;Fe all - ho wang
to purchase to give ns their orders early That
We may have tine TO cot them here before
harvest.
ADDITIONS
TO our stock Of Groceries. cnns;sfire of c Zee.
Sugar (of the very best) Moiasses and -Four.
SEEDS
Glover, Blue Grass Hungarian Gas ard
Milst seeds. Seed Oats. Stock P,as ard seal
Germ. To be had at S,ognsr & FietheFs.
cheap for Cash.
sTnGNER & FLETCHER.
March 7th, 1861
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SYRACUSE. March. 1861

Ny Dear Sir-If you have got
"a son who won't lie nor steal, don t.,
for Gods sake, put him in the New
York Custom HOUSE, He would
soon lose those qualities there, and
get other habits cot half so viriuous.
Still, il you are iuclined to pat tempt
alton in bis way, Instead of being
careful aud prnyerful that it be re-
moved from him, | will give him a
letter, provided any friend Of mine is
appointed Collector.
Vely traly yonr friend, aud the
friend Of yorr boy.
c. B SEDGWICK
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1861-03-28

The subscribers take pleasure IL snncurc-
irg to the Citizens Of The United States that
they have Obtained the Ageuey for, AID are
pow enabled to offerio she AmcTiean pEhtic,
the above Justly celebrated ard world re-
nownec article,
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1861-03-28
The Ssimulasing CncrenT

Il prrpsre.i by Dr. C--P. BELLiveHAM, M
eminent physician Of London. aud is war
- ,t.J o., br;,.r ,.,,f , thicl saf .,f
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0apNnNHspN a,ap " VA s,Mn.-
BOARD OF ALDERMEN.

CouNcIL GRANGER, CRY HALL,
New Orleans, Friday, May "a 1861 /
The Board met this day, on a conyocation of
the Mayor.
Members present Hon. j. 0. Nixon, President;
Messrs. Cox, DeLabarre, Forstall, HARRISON, Mo-
reau Whitney and Willis.
The following communication was read:
MAroRALTY OF New oRLEANs,}
To the Honorable the President md Members ''''
of the Board of Aldermen
CIentlemcn-At The solicitation Mesrs j. o. NiXon H.
have caused you 10 be Dnvened this evening
The gentlemen above nanel will explain the object of the
meeting.
Respectfully,
JOHN I. MONROE, Mayor
On motion, the foregoing call of the Mayor was
approved.
Mfr. Nixon having called Mr.. DeLabarre to the
chair, moved that the Board of Aldermen recede
from the amendment adopted by them at their last
sitting, to the following resolutions passed bv the
Board of Assistant Aldermen
Resolutions nstructnG the Genital Board Commissioners
The first Monday in June Comptroller Recorder of
the Second District Aldermen and Assistant Aidene ETC.
Carried ~
The foregoing resolutions were then, on motion,
concurred in as originally adopted by the Board of
Assistant Aldermen.
The rules being suspended Mr.. Nixon offered
the following resolution, which was read twice and
adopted:
ReSolcet That the Central Board of Commissioners Of New
Orleans hereby order an election 10
fill the vacancy in the resignation OF Mr.
Sidney Story, Alderman ct the First District said
election take place the time the
the Sd day of June next.
On motion, the Board Adjourned to Tuesday next,
at o'clock P. NJ.
CHAS. CLAIBORNE Sec'y
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
Proclaim - ton.

MAYORALTY OF NEW ORLEANS }
CITY Hall, NJ q, 1861 s
Agreeahv to the provisions of the City Ctr election
will be held MONDAY June g. for Comptroller, Re
cOrdcr for tho SEC md District Aldermen and Assistant Alder
men for the city of New O,ltnns TO wit:
Comptroller of the city of New Orleans.
One Recorder for Second District fill the unex PRED
term of the Hon j. H. FAbrt, deceased
Aldermen and Assistant Aldermen to-w
ALDERMEN.
One Alderman for the First District of the city In place T.
Cox, whose term has expired.
One Alderman for the Second District in place Norman
Whitney.
One Alderman for the Third District in place P Della
barre.
One Aldermen for the Fourth District place of BENZ s.
Harrison.
ASSISTANT ALDERMEN
One Assistant Alderman for the First Wuld in place of James
BCEES
Assistant Alderman for the Second Ward. place of j.
NJ. fall
One Assistant Alderman for the Third Wa-d in pace L.
+. Bakrwtll.
One Assistant Alderman For the Fourth Ward, in puca of IT,
Shepherd, Jr.
One Assistant Alderman for the Sixth Ward place OF A.
Duprt.
Magioni
One Assistant Alderman Tor the Tenth Ward, in place of E.
A. Patterson.
Said election to be held places designated the Central
Board of commissioners and under the direction of Inspectors
by them pointed.
my4 JOHN 7. MONROE, Mayor.
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gew Orleans srv Grsse satuo1ay gurung aNxu g. 1861
=--ss--T.-----=--------
Railroads.

NEW ORLEANS, JACKSON AND GREAT NORTHERN.
CANTON May IS 1918 bales cotton to WARREN Gilmore
kco-s Fredlander Gerson- H May &co Total bales
cotton.
JEFFERSON AND CARROLLTON RAILROAD.
MONTGOMERY Poi steamer Hy Lewis bales cotton to
Hliard, Summers Sco90 bhlS urpenne Huntington Broar
4S5 hbs Holden &co-l0 bbls turpentine BtSSey &cN
-a55 bbls order 215 bars iron Socomb &co20
bales mdse gins Link
PONTCHARTRAIN.
MOBILE-Per steamer Oregon ia bales cotton Geddes
ia do and sun6ries to order.
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P R 10 X s :
gibtr SntelIigtute.


Saturday Morning May Is 1851. :
The weather yesterday mild temperature being
qne cool in the shade of the day Business not ap
the levee. The Gotten the Coast was the only
departure The of the arrivals maness was
short job for composorsas will be The Music
was brought to the landing yesterday looking
bright and cheerful under har white if the
steamboang business good She takes the place Of the
Lafourche and will hereafter make only weekly trips
fourche leaving here every Saturday o'clock A. NJ.
Thest. Louis Republican Of the 22d inst. says
The river at this port Is steadily falling. In the twenty
hours ending at 10 o'clock yesterday morning. reccded ID
inches according City Engineers measurement and
fs H& o@ good stage The
missouri @ FEN s1s IT. to e
Business extremely dull This weather yesterday was fine
T b Nsersa a1ged FoT New Orleans %t light @
o sgs hsa fh he ac eo d The ep
1ces IRs Teen M H. S s
the Emile passed down. The June rise will upon
The Missouri river does not want that in good
feet the channel between Louis Cairo and no boats
running 10 need n.
Muse FOR regular and finely appointed
NJ Richard, clerk, leaves at o'clock this morning
EMPIRE PARISH LOWER CoAsrThe regular and swift
an p5eS M %RT P s Capt Gan J
NJ, for The lower coast.
PloArusE No. sron stauneh and reliable
mander and Mr. Geo Dove Jr clerk at o'clock this
evening for Attakapas via Plaquemine
GOLDEN AGE FoRr ADAMs-This popular and regular
passenger packet taDt VIM Webbing, commander for
Fort Adams aud the coast at 6 O'Clock this evening.
P E. BoNFoRp RED RIvERFhs new and very fine pas
senger packet, Capt Jacob Morley mander and Mr. Sid
Smith, clerk, leaves at O'Clock this evening for Red
D. r. CARROLL RED RlvER-The elegant and popular
passenger packet d. r. Carroll, Capt. VIM kmba com
mander ieaves ats O'Clock this evening for Red river.
T. W. RoBETRs FOR THE OuAcHIrA RER-The elegant and
feet passenger Jacket T. ". Roberts, Capt JnO VI. Tobin
commander leaves for the Ouachia at o'clock this evening"
place of the j. T. Pargoud.
News Boy FOR THE OUACmTA-The feet regular slaunch
and fine passenger packet News Boy Capt John smoker com
mander, and Mr. John T. Hail. clerk, leaves o'clock
evening for the Ouachfta.
IBERyILE VCKsBURGThe very feet and elegant pas
senger packet Ibervile, Capt. j. Brown commander Mr.
r. A. Owen CLERK leaves at o'clock this evening for Vcks
burg and the Coast in place of the ariauhcd Natchez
NEW FALLS Cry MEaPHIs-The magnificent passenger
packet Mes Falls City Capt Henry Swlzer commander aud
Mr. ACHE Woods clerk leaves o'clock this evening"
Memphis The Falls Cry is of The pets of the travelling
community having great speed sauuchnees modern
improvements in the way Of luxury and comfort.
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MEMPHIS Per steamer Alonzn Chia-SS bales cotton Brad
ieN Wilson &eoss {, Ne s6a &co oreenword-7 Mart
oho Seh-I Conn ls &co do Rraaer chambers &on-B
hhds tobacco Gyn Watts Gco 50 tcs hams II Gr # REQ
l. oil h Roheson Witherelt &c rsuntrIes 10 oYer-Tu
tai 10 bales
DoNALpsoNVIrLE--Pe steamer Empire Parish hhds
sugar and sun1ries to order. ~
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CATTLE III ARK E T.

JEFFERSON CITY, May Is, 1851.
Arrived during the week 1900 Texas Beeye $40 Sheep and
693 Veal Cattle Sold 1872 Texas O2 Western Beeves 632
Hogs 6S4 Sheep and ST. Veal Cattle Stock sale 55 Texas
and A Western Beeve sos Hogs Sheep and 6 Veal Cattle
We nunta
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CAD1zPer ship Charles Penne 1000 hhds tobacco 28 900
Slaves.
iron ~ ~
hoBlLE-Per schr Iily-5T bars railroad iron,
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Z w. &E j. f. STARR.
"" CAMDEN IRON WORK
Camden, New Jersey,
-ManufactursrBof--s
All kinds of CASTINGS and AP PARATUsf or G. AS WORKS
WROUGHT IRON ROOF FRAMEsfo or Retorts and Other
Houses.
RETORTs and oil CASTINGS requiredf Bettrgthe nhe
atest and mosti improved modes.
WASHERS, CoNDEEsERs, sCRUBBERs and EXHAUST
ERS, for relieving the Retors pressure.
PURIFIERS, varying 1000 to 100000 cubcfeet daily
purifying capacity
WROUGHT IRON LIME SLEEVES, or PURIFIERS.
STATION METERS Of all sizes.
GAS HOLDERS, TELESCOPE and SINGLE, with Gas. Iron
Guide and Suspension Frames.
GAS GOVERNORS or REGULATORS.
STREET MAINS, from X to 48inches diameter Water
Gas.
STREET MAIN CONNECT IONS, such as Branches Benaf,
Drips, Sleeves, etc.
STOP VALVES from Oinches, eherbra aced or plain
WROUGHT IRON WORK-All the Smith and Sheet Iroi
Work required in and about Gas Works.
E~Communicatons should be addressed to the PRINCE
PAL OFFICE CAMDEN, NEW JERSEY.
Ag~BRANCH OFFICE, 126 SOUTH THIRD STREET,
PHILADELPHIA. te1s 7v&W
a. ROYAL, SALTWATER.
Nos. 10 Canal and IT Crossnan Streets
Sign of the Root Hog or Die.
Manufacturer CT all kinds of Plain and Fancy AWNINGS
TENTS, TARPAULINS, etc. Also all kinds of FLAGS and
BANNERS, suitable for companies other purposes
Flagstafs suit Fall Purchase Ropes Sings etc. fitted
and furnished to order at the shortest notice. BLOCKS Of
ready strapped likewise all kinds of heavy BLOCKS
sPARs and RIGGING suitable for raising machinery
other heavy material.
have likewise hand fine lot Of SPRUCE SPARS which
offer for sale Cheap for Cash.
Al of the above articles be found Nos 10 Canal
CroBsman streets, New Orleans
n B. Sail and Rigging work all Its branches and oountr,
0 Sa R'GG%#P'y oiled at the shortest p'"''l' notice.
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COAPTRoLLER's OFFICE,
City of New Orleans, July 7, 1856.
No 2129.1
IL NSOt4FFGD; That the Com ptrOIler be 1r,I
~ he Is hereby authorized required notice.
saI1g advertisement official journal
VII ina nnth section OF ordinance No. 1442 approved
80 1854 the Council will pay any bill lgansi city unss
contracted under authority OF order from tho oprolleI
acsordanee with tho ordinance referred to-
Signed 9 L, TRACY
- President Board Of Assistant lderIusn
tSigned L. Il. PLACE,
. $3.50 President Board Of Aldermen,
Approved April %, 1885,
fhtfned JOHN L. LEWIS, Mayor.
tn attention Of TIE ocero and Of tbs ;,k2 Is re-
specifically called to tina foregoing resolution.
'. DUPIIJ5SIB,
jyl6 fJ0.lfltrofler CIV Of NsyT Ofiaans
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TAESTNUT GROVE WEIISAYy
ESTNUT GROVE WITS

The Proprietor of the above CELEBRATED WHISKY d
the article the public and hscisnB city
and country, as the
Pvarcst D1ffusable stImuIane
which has been prepared for medical 1t fe
cordial heshful and invigorang enfGebled
whether by disease. It distilled from the
malt and its nutritious properties preserved by
peculiarly own whereby the Fus Oil
gradients, contained in the Whisky general
completely separated that tho absolute purity this
ticle from any foreign admxtureis guaranteed.
addition the following testimonials from
Analytical Chemists of Philadelphia New York and Bos
the Agricultural Society have endorsed with hei
Diploma Dr. acksenpof Boston, has testified under oath
to Its absolute purity. Read tho following
CERTIFI Gates:
Philadelphia, Sept 9, 1883,
We have carefully sample of Chestnut Grove
Whisky which You and find that contains of the
poisonous substance known Fu OIL which is the character
sc and injurious ingredient ofhe Whkie general
BOOTH, GARRETT Il CAMAC,
Analytical Chemists.
New York, Sept. 5, 1883
analysed sample Chestnut Grove Whisky recevot
from Mr. Charles Wharton Jr of Philadelphia and having
carefully tested it, am pleased entirely
from poisonous It Is unusually
pure and fine favored quality of Whisky.
JAMES R. Chiffon, Analytical Chemist
Boston, March 7, 1852
have made chemical analysis of commercial samples Of
Whisky which to be from heheavy
Fusil Oils perfectly pure and lnaduterated. The
this Whisky derived from tho used in
featuring 1t. Respectfully,
A. A. HAYES, NJ. d. State Assayer,
No. Is Boylston street,
CHARLES WHARTON, Jr.,
Wholesale Agent,
ll6 Walnut street,
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imports


RIO pE JANFIRoPer ship Andronaeda SSH scks COFFEE
TO A Giraud &co.
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WINES. WINE S.......... Etc.
CLAREr.
400 cases Kepper's M'lrvaux.
"a st. Gst%phe'
90 :. Gallon scvnr
"a p Chat. Go :; Destonrnel.
III Margaux, 1877
sAUTFRNE.
100 cases Chat Y'qu~m
WaTSKY
40 barrels Old fi0u bon.
10 E. Rye.
400 casks Marzettt's East India Pale,
80 50 " Bass :.
PORTER.
400 casks Hihbes London Stort.
S0R :. Marzetts 5.
Is Barclay
PUNCH
100 boxes Baravia Arrac
myl3 Co ner of Gravier d New ',vee streers
THE OLDEST CANDx MANuEACTnse
IN AMERIoA
BsTABLIsHED IN rsOs
Ridley d Co..
CORNER OF CHAMBERS AND HUDSON srssxy
;Oppositeths Hudson River Railroad Depot
NEW YORK
CANDY SUGAR PLUMs. LozENGEs, sto. oto.
IN all their varieties made exclusively refined
sugar without aduerRop sdmiktpe ri deeericaH srE
d anceB of any kind
Those Wishing purchase article faauesttH a O.
stock, them With thoss "Ars
Elsewhere.
~ Boxes Of ASSORTED CANDIES. for ;emiisn.Frs
order, At prices rang ing rom Is apw>rds
s Candies etc.. ETC. packed boxescf and lG0 Inc
atahle FOR the SanJaern trRda, and sntpped orter
~ Orders ~ mail pfcrnptly executed
az Terms cash yHLs
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A 7 7 A X A P A S.

Leaves on SATURDAY. 10Th inst. at 5 r NJ
SttakAnAs via PlaQncmiue
FOR Alta IkA E'AS-FIIE FINE FAST
w. g. and light dranght steamer Ficayume No.
II. II. Broad, muster, is ready receive
rciEht for st. Murtinsvvilc, New IBERIA jean
nerretts CeneTve Franklin Charenton PGtersouvile and
~. intermediate landings Bayou Bpuf and Bayou TGche
and viii eGye above For freight apny board
FIRGGNIUS c, DENTXFt,
mv2O Advertising Agant.
The Picayune No will continue to run the balance Of the
summer and will take great with freight. SIZE will have
cetk OH he eVtr Thursday morning TO receive freight anu
leaves positively ~ above
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mo. 5G22.1

Resore7 That COMPTROLLER warrant on the Treasurer far
the payment of the following bills:
H. Gerald, fitting up polls in the Second Third
trctr, for election CT District Judges O6
Maeee knei1sS two pair fly nets for police IA
p G Wilson ono spring wagon for Wos houe. 81 %
month of April, 1861. 40 90
city in April 1851 10 Is
George {" Rice, washing towels for the city Off
GERS during the month of April, "a is
d. Il Holmes, ticking cotton netting, denim., etc; for
Work house :: 761 a
to prisoners April 1853 20
Ed Crevon, LieutenanI Second District Police ratons
to pr, in APril, II 50
lIent. E. haZcra Third District Police, ralous to prs
racks Station for April, >85.. ..........:... CT 90
porter for April la6l ................. 81 40
lSiEnedl j. MAGIONI,
President pro ten. Board Of A Sisiant Aldermen
LSignedl j. O. NIXON,
80 President Board of Aldermen.
Approved May II, 1861.
tHignedl JOHN T. MONROE, Mayor.
mYl6 5t MARION A. BAKER, Secretary.
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r EEDs' FOUNDRY, NEW ORLEANS

and Manufacturers of Vertical and Horizontal Seaa Ensns
solers Sugar Mills Vacuum Pans Sugar Kettles ClarlfsrH
Filters Steam and Horse Power Draining Machines Saw h
Gin Gearing, Iron Column and Fronts for Buildings Furnao
mouths Crate Bars, etc. and oil Machinery required of tins
South.
We have been duly authorized prepared construct
STIILMAN'S PATENT RAGASsE FURNACE.
FnlG Il ENvIv
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MAYORALTY OF NEW ORLEANS

common Council OF the city oil New Orleans.
No. $685.
Rcprcd, Tint the Central Board OF Comm ssionCrs Of the
CITY of New Or ems be ad hereby instructed in
tormity with the pro o of the City Charter entitled an
amend entitled consolidate the
city of NV Orleans and provide for the government of
there r approved March 20 s56 give wotice public
that election will be held en- the first Monday uhu BID
Of June nGX for the following numed officers erve
ing 10 law from the third Monday i'll June next for the tenn
prescribed by said city char er:
!. Comp roller of TIL city Of New Orleans.
Recorder tur the Second District fer the uneXpCd term
of the Nte j. l., Fabre. deceased.
3. The following members of the Board of Aldermen, viz:
One Alderman for he rs District vice E. Cox, whose
viii expire ut said date
One Alderman for the Second District, Norman Whitney
whose IN will expire 9t said date
One Alderman Tor the Third District vice S F.. Dcabnre,
whose term will expire at said date
And one Alderman Tor the Fourth District vice Benjamin s.
l1a risson. whose will expire said date.
t. For e following members of the Board of Assistant Alder.
One Assistant Alderman fo- the First Ward, vice James
Begg.
Assistant Alderman for the Second Ward vice John Nor
gan Halt
One Assistant Alderman for the Third Ward vice Lea F.
Blackwell
One Assistant; Alderman for the Fourth Ward, vice Henry
Shephc"i. Jr
One Assau. Aldermen for the Sixth wa;d, vice Ad,pb
Duprt.
One Assistant Alderman for the Ninth Ward vice j. Magi-
onf.
Ard Assistant Alderman the Tenth Ward vice f. A.
Patterson
Be hJr reso1o1 That the Mayor be and is hereby di.
D. give the necessary and proper notices. in accordance
with the sad City Chlrer and foregoing .OjU to the
Central DO I'd of Commissioners
Signed LEA i. BAKEWE1L,
President Board Of Assistant Aldermen
[Sgnedl 10 NIXON,
President Board of Aldermen
my2i st ISgnedI JOHN T. MONROE. Havor.
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Steamboats,
ReInrv---Co,nIng I'm.

Ship Sarah Pettgrew. Burdeck I'm Liverpool April 3D. to
master,
Swedish ship Andromeds, -, FIN Rio d Jauero, to A
'iraud eco
Brit ship Roscoe Barno I'm LIVERPOOL March 9th to W II
Hayne 6c0-cargo, s. 50 scks salt order.
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Mngeriar. Com, to Good Com sAn<
Eairio Emily Fajr..5 at Prime and Choice. 656%
~ an' iennea dSR
& VT sek saceipts 86s hhds,; exports, 8 hhds
lfoS sAssRs. 1he receipts have BEEN moderate and the
E xases ~ aesu Go fined 10 few small lots.
Weeks +ecapls 10 bbls.; exports 25l bbs
FL receipts have moderate and prices have
syancad fuly 81 hb The sales Thursday evening en-
;1rseei SOME 800 bbls Choice Extra at 50 20 o DBL
reskss receipts 100 Y; exports. 25s8
CORN The business Of the past week shows an sd-
vanca prices with mp Thursday cf aboat
sacks range Of 6OfOc. for Mixed and yellow.
S57se p bushs VII Mixed aud White Yesterday 1850
e were sold. tneud sixedat 65, go White Mixed
10 and 1850 Whit Sos. % ba; bel.
Neels'a receipts. GA sacks exports u. 10.
OATS. Prices have materially advanced since last
SaFeH, with mp Thursday Of ab aOl sacks s..
Gaais ao965e bas. Yesterday tue sales Comprised
no s&cks ST. Lon. ! ia lois !. to. p bushsl