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... MAYORALTY OF NEW ORLEANS,
City Hall, Feb. 6, 1852. ;
Common Council Of the city of New Orleans.
mo. 59O0.]
Whereas there number Of lots OF the
city which the sidewalks banquetes have been
laid and daily being destroyed, owing said lois
being enclosed, as tequited by law. therefore
R0trei That the Street Commissioner be and he is hereby
instructed strictly enforce ordinance No SOL that all OF
said sidewalk. or bamquet;es DO thereby proper protected.
LSignedl $. +. DEl.ABARRE,
President pro Board Of Aldermen.
tSisnedI JAS BEGGS,
president pro TEN. Board oil Assistant Aldermen.
Approved February g. 1852.
fsi St [signed JOHN T. MONROE Mayor.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1862-02-14

rsx PRIZE BOAT BUILDER EN
66& OF THE SOUTH 3a2
j. MAfiONY, Algierg, La.
willurn,sh the shortest notice. the spproya
models Pleasure and Race Yachts Club and Skeleton Bow
Bosts Ship Schooner and Steamboat Yaws Skhs and Bow
Boats, of all descriptions built at the shortest notice.
Also on hand
Oars Spars Blocks and everything appsrainns zach
fitting hand and for sale the lowest market prcss.
m38 lyAW
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Respectfully submitted,
H. BEEBE.
W. +. HODGkINS,
UP GIN SLrIINS i 4

The following resolutions referred to in the fore.
going report were read, and, on motion, unani.
mously adopted, the rules being suspended:
Rfso +, Ths E sd be and hereby
street provided the SAME shall be established and
81 e Of the Common Conncii u"''ns she plea
seso'.s That permission be and hereby granted Louis
Crosy to erect steam engine his No St. Louis
street. provided the be erected accordance with exist
ing ordinances and to remain during the pleasure of the
Resora That permission he hereby granted to Potter
Foashsr steam engine b
The following report of the said committee was
read, and, on motion, unanimously adopted.
The Committee on Police and Health beg leave to
submit the following report upon the several sub
jects referred to them, viz:
lsf Upon the petition Of Guey dan Tabere asking permits
set hs aon tS Of the
5ssoiom ssan,ng the PRAYER OF petitioners
asking permission to erect engine his premises
T. street the usual resolution in such being
b. ansssa ana . h,
M ns " S therein referred to-
( v u Fl H +. ssfdsHsAypRn
"a STREET coaNtssIoNEg's OFFrcE. Cry HAIL,t
x,,., :, ,, New Orleans January %, 1862. :
Secretary Committees of Police and Health
psST srEour favor was duly received losing complaints
to me- rhD
nave TO inform you tnat e match factory has
on ADD that the proprietor of the foundry complied at
once with my notification The latter gentleman will per-
mission in few days doubtless, from the Honorable Gom.
mon Council to contt lie his work.
Returning your documents rs requested
remain, respectfully, your obedient servant.
..F j. MILTON RELF,
" ..ts,,1- Street Commissioner.
Per G. w. Core, Deputy.
The following resolutions, referred to i'll the fore
going report, were read, and, on motion, unani-
mousy adopted:
Reoped That permission AID is hereby granted TO j. o.
raYuibf nylDi.
onas street, Provided that the be erected in accordance
with existing ordinances and 10 remain during the pleasure
the Common Council,
Reoged That permission be and is hereby granted Guey
dan tabee TO erect coal oil factory their premises
ner of Miro street and CaroIdee walk provided that the
De eectei in accordance with existing ordinances and
main during the pleasure Of the COMMON Council.
Mr.. Toledano moved a reconsideration of the
vote on the preamble and resolution relative to
clerks of the Recorders.
Carried. y. ...
Said premable and resolution having been read
were, on motion, adopted, the rules being sus-
pended.
Yeas: Messrs. Beggs, Allen, BENT, Davis, Leete,
Mensman, Seicshnaydre and Toledano-S.
Nays: None. So.
On motion OF Mr.. Leefe the Board adjourned to
Tuesday next, the 18th instant, at o'clock, P. NJ
l.-r JOHN f. HOLLAND, Secretary.
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glari,l. sntslllgeYas.
OEnsuhrY Ofrfcx, No. 10 Camp Strsst,
Thursdsy Morning. February ID, 1882
Arrtvsu YeaIsrday..

Natchez, Leathers, FIN Yieksburg.
K Gen j j Hodges, Sleade, I'm Grande Ecore
Laurel Hill, Heno I'm Bayou Sara.
= Time b Tide, Taylor, I'm Lockport.
Music, Dalferes, FIN Lafourche. 4e
4 Diana, Radogich, I'm Lower Coast.
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NYEING 1885,. .DYIEFN 8. .........DYEEA
J.BokrEMPs. DYER AND soouREE,

+ -. No. 90 Bourbon street, q 2 - 7E- a.
has the honor inform public that hs has Just assumed
hs nusiaess the Dysng NO. IS Royal strcs
and that he will continue he-eofore with the careful 1en
hon for which he IN celebrated. g..E
dhs manner IN which, for the last .ays ysase 40 has sAs
gasrsnsee for thass whs sy hoasr atn With hes
tS4fsnsEs, F7& fasFF e7-Y
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1862-02-14

GANEKAC BRANDIHS WE HAVE 4 GOOD
psuppy hand and receiving by direct portaons
France, additions stock OF this sole rated and hgh,
favored brand We have eighth pipes 1888 In eighth
ppo We Invite the attsnon of tho trade and eonnoissurI
generally this article and unauthorized. For os
New Tpfk terms and prices by
OIL Nv an's agsR.s In this nttv.
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Keceipls Of Producs.

Per steamer Natchez 40 bales
cotton to- Foley, Avery geo 81 do Henderson y
sPeale- So do Hy Sheppard n 81 dofA 2 Kelly q
Ii IA sacks cotton seed to A A Maginnis- 4l4 do
Bradbury 81 Nautre- $50 do Belleyillc Iron Works
-65 seeks corn Wilson, Massie Zoo 80 bales hay
IA B Green Al do n Z Smith -2 hhds so hdls hides
4 VIII Witherell--t28 seeks tarnips Free Market "a
bbls -four to order Total Al bales cotton.
~ .GRANDE ECORE--Per steamer Gen L Hodges
@-l52 hhds sugar Byrne, Vance &co- "a Rhorer q
cunts IA do West Renshawy y Cammack- bbls
smoiasses Gillis, Ferguson &co-i9 bales cotton to
Brander, Ghambliss &eo-s4 seeks wool seks coffee
698 hides Lunlsden d Mann = cks bacon Tarleton,
Whiting ~ Tulls IS scks wheat ~ Bnddecke &co
. do a Il May Eco bbls pecans LlW Stewart
I - bales wool Wood & Low dol B Valentine &
Co.'S rolls leather to Eaton y Betterton- ID kegs
nails to Duncan, Payne &co-- 667 head hogs and
sundries to order-fotal 8 bales cotton 100 hhds
sugal IA bbls molasses. .4-f Z + i ~ "a 8
$SRAY6U SARA-P Per steamer Laurel Hill-lbl
hhds sugar ls2 bbls 80 hf bbls molasses Allan &
co-44S hhds sugar p Durriye eco 10 do Ar Miten.
sberger--50 bbls molasses to A ID Kelly &co-40 do
A AZ Marianaux- Is hhds sugar A MiItenberger j
co-442 do MeDard y Vignaud-50s bbls molasses to
q NJ Ross &co SO do Montgomery y White 20 dc
hhds sugar to A j DaSilya-- 70 do Laforest y Des
mares 246fdo 50 bbls molasses Lauye & Leblanc
so hhds sugar Leyeque& Baeuie 80 hhds spga1
Roman, Olivier &co-.l n do ] Watt &co- 20 do d.
JsWs Burbridge 3co- l3 do Horrell, Gayle &co-2;
do Stewart u James 10 bbls molasses Hall Y Rode
so do Lapene y Ferre-- so hhds sngar H W Mon
cure. &eo4- do s. bbls molasses j Gamnaugh--l II
|lbbls corn Menard q Vignaud- sundries to order
Total sIl hhds sugar Az bbls 30 hf bbls molasses
|; LOCKPORT Per steamer Time & Tide - Y
shhds &c bbls sugar 81 L Hanley. ss9
LAFOURCHE-- Per steamer Music 81 hhds
sugar bbls Inolasses Foley, Avery &co- So hhds
sugar Laforest Il Desmares- 46 do Lobit 4 Char
panther 40 do G sKock &co-34 do Trosclair b Hay
del 81 do g Sabatier- q do j Labatnt- do dc
M4Gordon jr--20 do r J lasilya &co--20 do H Tete
&co--2O do 3 L Schiff &eo-ls do 3 Durrive eco
rs do r Mespero-- do Toledano 4 Tayior-l5 d
va D Urqahart- y do West, Renshaw y Cam
msck-- 80 DO Bell d Bouligny-. 5 do do Brander
Chambliss 6co--l do is bbls n1olasaes Hall y Rode
e 100 do ] N jackson so do Byrne, Vance ZOO
so do @ II Kernion- so do Fellowss &co- 50 do Dc
To order--2l hf bbls molasses Lane, Salter &co-5;
bbls rum and sundries to order--Total 53l hid
sugar 1856 .bbls n hf bbls molasses.
LOWER COAST Per steamer. Dana--40 hhd
sugar so bhls molasses E i Sehiff &co- 80 Rhorel
81 Aunts- III half bbls molasses to order 20 hhd'
sugar p Cazenave 10 bales hay j Williams &co-
l6 do to order otal 80 hhds ssgar li0 bbls II b
bbls molesses. ~
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Low Err COAST.

Leaves TUESDAY. at 6 T. N.
...r FOR FORT pAMS, BA YOU SARA.
N.5 = Baton Rouge and the Coast-The magnificent
new passenger packet t. w 2ut)cl ts Ben.
IF. Fulton muster, will leave above taking
freight all landings the Coast For freight
passage apply on board
Il vIRGINIuS q. DEETzEL,
dis Advertising Agent
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-08-05
More Prizes.

WAsHINoToN, August 4.-The steamer Wy
andank has brought up eight prisoners and FIVE
refugees from the neighbOrhocd of the Rappa-
hammock. The prisoners were taken during the
past week, and were engaged In Transporting
goods across the Chesapeake and Rappahannock
20 the rebels.
The Wyandank few days since overhaued
the schooner Wall, of Brooklyn, for violating
the blockade by trading with the inhabitants
south OF the Rappahannock. She was loaded
with an assorted cargo, consisting OF shoes,
salt, etc., and had large quantity Of wheat on
board. Martin Raynor, the Captain, and II.
Chamberlain, who appeared to be the business
man, were taken on board the Wyandlnk and
brought up with the other passengers. The
schooner was t0Wed up to the yard yesterday.
One day last week acting Masters Mate s6eri-
dap, OF the Wyandank, with boats crow from
the FreebOrn, captured off Georges Island two
canoes, which we're conveying salt. They were
accompanied by two men who we're making their
way toward the land of Dixie. The two men
were sent aboard the Wysndsnk and brought up
to the city.
The Reliuncs EeW days ago captured ca
noe in the Rappahannock in the neighbnrhocd
OF UrbannaJ Nth d m.. Oi about forty le' TER,
addressed mostly to o(icere end meu n IT,, av.
Virginia regiment, nesr Richmond, The let-
ters seem moetly TO be OF private character,
and IRON the fact that many Of them are ei.-
closed in envelopes which have been tusned, and
on the inside directions to parties at Heaths.
vile, Northumberland county, Va, it ia quite
certain letters have been forwarded from that
neighboIhood. Several of them have the post
mark baltimore" on the inside, aud we're un-
doubtedly sent from that cityto be forwarded
to HeathsVile. One of them is directed to
Capt. Hiram Cole, and asks him to send some
oi Uncle Sans "green backs" from Richmond,
the writer being under the impression that the
officers and soldiers CT the rebel army made
themselves rich by robblng she killed and wound
ed federal troops of the money they had on their
persons.
Several passengers came up on the Wyan-
daDk. They ali reside in Middlesex county,
aud were at one time In the Fifty.ff Virginia
regiment; but when that regiment left Freder-
icksburg for Richmond, they deserted and re
turned to their homes, where they have been
living for two months past. On Monday last
hearing that the rebel cavalry were to scour
the country, all but one made their escape and
came 70 our gunbOats foF protection.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-08-05
Cincinnati Market
CINCINNATI. Aug. 9,

OHdClNhATls aug e
fLoUR-Ths msrke. remains dull and heavy, and
in3ush eoirg n c''absh quotations. Superhne II
ae1ed at 20 9OG4 w; extra 81 1904 90 aud fancy
wHIsKy-A good demand and prices lc higher
sales OF lVOO barrels :. 27gs7Kc, the latter rate FOL
wagon.
PROv1sIoNs-NOthing transpired to-day worthy OIL
note or 70 Indicate any change There was no inquiry
sGeAh-Ihe market is heavy and more disposition Il
displayed to realize, though cannot lower our quota
tiops. The prices are l0D1lc.
00FFEE-22@o3Xc.
MoLAssEs-5O952c. The receipts for the past few
days have been very heavy.
WhEAT-Ihe receipts to-day were large, footing us
footing up nearly 1000 bushels and the demand being
confined entirely to the local millers decline Of 23C
per pusheI was established, the'marke closing heavy,
with further downward tendency in prces The nj m.
inal quotations are 7575c for prime red SOas5c tor
fair TO prime Indiana Ohio white and 90 for prime
Kentucky white. The OF rly sales reported we're: 1000
bush prime red at s0 300 do do do at 7gc 500 do do do
76c 1000 do do do at TIC and SEQ do prime
white at 90c in Oovington.
C0kN-The receipts continue light with a good de-
and and for lots on the spot $50 is readily obtained
and Joc Is freely offered for next weeks delivery.
OATs-A continued good demand with light offerings
and the market rules firm at 40942c, in bulk, The
sales reported were 600 bush In bulk at 42c and 1900
SIC, but the quality was very inferior.
kfE-The demand Is active at 55c for primo samples,
and none OF consequence Offering
BARLEY One or two samples Of new crop we're sold
to-day at 7075c for fair 10 prime fall No faiI ofrer
ing.
HAY-The supply and demand are about equal; and
ne market rules steady at Sll92 for loose and Sl39
IL Tor tight pressed, on arrival.
CHEEeE-The market Ia UNCHANGED and steady We
quote selected W. r. atGc
BUTTER-The demand for the best grades is good and
the supply being light full prices realizedi the low
10 choice at l29l3c fair TO good at s99c, and common
at 6M97c. . =
Enquirer.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-08-05
COMMERCIAL MATTERS.
NaN York narrai.
lRRrORrrp FOR THE OHIO srATuxAyl

NEw YoRK. August
FLOBR-Moderate demand, and market generally
without decided change sales Of $4,000 bbls at "a 500
90 for superne sateS5 20@5 30for extra sate q 90
as 90 for superne WESTERN e5 2095 IS for common 10
medium extra western IS 4005 so for to good
shppingbrands extra round hoop Ohio; e5 0596 SO for
trade brands, market closing steady.
M0ANADlAN EL0UR-The market without DECIDE d
change In price and in moderate demand; sales $50 bar
re at IS yeas 80 for common and S5 3S6 25 for good
RYE FLoUR-Quet and steady, with sales at 50 rs
D425.
C0RN MEAL--In fair request, with sales Of 400 bbls
at ~ 40 for WESTERN $3.50 for Brandywine.
WHisKY-Market dull anc heavy, with small sales
at 30@30zc.
WHEAT--steady, with fair export demand; sale3 Of
SsSss Srni MWauGss s'sES cSb IIrST m G
amberlowa at 81 2ll %: 170 600 bushels winter red
western at 81 279l 81 Ia 500 bushels amber Michigan
1906 do amber do at 81 1901 49, 5000 do white do at
81 As; and 600 do white Kentucky at q 50.
RYE-Quet and stead.
C0RN-Good export demand and only limited sup.
ply OF sound PARCELS prices adAanced lc The sales
were 1000 bush at 5657c for sound old mixed west.
ern 59954c for eastern; 4895lc for unsound and 5sc
for weBtecn.
oATs-Heayy. with sales at 4594sc for Jersey, Can.
ada western and state.
O0FFEE-All kinds quiet.
tuGAB-Raw, steady and arm at eh99alc for fair to
good refining.
P0RK-Market for mess Is a shade easier while prime
. In good request and fTmer Sales Of 900 barrels at
rs for prime.
BEER-Rather firm but quiet. Sales of I5O barrels
AZ 10 5O7 for counry prme % 00Dl0 rs for country
mess; BIZ OO9l3 rs for repacked mess; Sl3 OO9H so
for extra mess. :
PRIME MESS BEEF-The market rules dull and
nominal at $l0920.
BEEF HAMn-Market dull and without any material
change.
JUT MEATs-steady with sales Of 300 packages at
81 @4c for shoulders, 5000 for hams.
LAhD-The market is active but irm. Sales Of 730
barrels at 6..@0hc.
state.
4@5kc.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-08-05
Guerrillas in MIssonrI.

HuDsoN, Mo-, August 3.--Porler's band Of
guerrillas crossed the North Missouri railroad
Wednesday, and on Thursday night crossed the
Hannibal and st. Joseph road, on their way to
the Northern counties, pursued BY Col. Guitar Q
forces. Porter had between six hundred and
seven hundred men. BAnds numbering ten,
twenty and fifty we're constantly joining him.
Poindexter, another notorious marauder, with
about al equal number Of men, was marching
on Glasgow yesterday, where there are le9s than
two thousand of our troops.
The guerrillas in Northeast Missouri will
probably number two thousand, but 1t is conf
IDENTIFY believed their operations will be speedily
brought to close by the prompt and efficient
measures adopted by our force.
Porter and Poindexter profess to have come
from the Confederate Government to raise re.
cruits and then join Price, who II Is expected
will soon be in the State again.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-08-05
A New Military Department-An-
other RebeI Monster.

New YoRK, July "A special to the Tri.
bune from Washington says; Ohio, Indiana
and Kentucky will be formed an independent
military department. in Gen. Buell's depart
ment, with commanding General whose head.
quarters will be at Cincinnati. 81,
A letter 10 the Herald dated Hilton Head,
July 3lst, says: The rebel ram which has for
long time been in process Of construction at
Savannah, is completed, armed and ready for
service All accounts which come to us repre-
sent her as very formidable. She is Of light
draft, great power, and has very heavy arma-
mont Already the rebels are making the nee
essary soundings, preparatory to bringing her
down the river. Two steamers, carrying the
rebel flag and engaged in the performance Of
this service, came within range Of Fort Pulas-
kis guns on Tuesday, but were compelled to
retire.
Admiral Dupont is making preparations to
receive the monster.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-08-05
burning OF tho COmmodore Perry

burning OF tho CDhmOuOEo FeTEy
LOUISVILLE, Aug 2.-Tbe stern.Wheel steam
boat Commodore Perry, with heavy cargo Of
cotton and tobacco, from the Cumberland river
for Cincinnati, collapsed q fue while the pas
sepgers were at supper, at the foot Of Fifth
street.
She Immediately afterward took FIRE, and
several women jumped overheard, some Of
whom we're saved. Two or three 6remen
were badly scalded, and probably one or two
killed. The bo ks and papers OF the boat we're
lost. The money was saved.
The boat was owned 10 Pttsburg, aAd incur
ed. There were about three hundred passen-
gers aboard
Advices from Scottsville cay large number
Of rebel scouts are in that vicinity.
LoUIsvILLE, Aug. The damage to persens
by the Commodore Perry collapsing her Aue is
lees than supposed. All the women aud child
rem were saved; no 6rmen lost; three hands
badly scalded, two of whom may die. There
we're five hundred bales OF cotton aboard, most
OF which was burned. The boat was nearly q
total loss.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-08-05
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Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-08-05
From the Army OF tho Potomac.
at HEADQUARTERS ARMY P6ToNAo,l
August A,

Ever since the firing upon our shipping at the
mail boat landing by the enemy's batteries, our
troops have occupied the opposite shore. Yes
terday reconnaissance was made from that
point back into the country to within fourteen
miles OF Petersburg, ltwas conducted by Col.
Averll, and composed ofon hundred and fifty
of the 9Th U. S. and one hundred and fifty Of
the ID Pennsylvania cavalry, with four COM
panies Of the lst Michigan infantry. Captains
Castor and Bowen, Of Gen. MoClellan's staff,
accompanied them.
At Alevock's Mills, Ave miles from the river,
they encountered the 18th Virginia cavalry,
drawn up in line. Our men charged on them,
when they broke and run. They drove them
to their encampment at Sycamore Church, two
and half miles further, where they again
formed, but were ingloriously put to fight,
leaving behind oil their tents, camp equpage
and commissary stores, which our trtops gath.
cred together and burnt.
The rebels had two horses killed, six men
wounded and two taken prisoners. Que loss
was one horse killed.
After securing the country short distance
further, they returned to the river. ~
There 10 no further evidence Of any rebel
gunboAts on the river this aide Of Fort DaFl.
ing. sias se2 asa' lgs $500 q.A&a .s ya.
Information received here goes to show thai
the new Menimac will not be ready to operate
for three weeks yet. shnsf NV .s-a-a-ig
Two Of the gunboasa we're yesterday afternoon
engaged in Smelling the opposite shore over City
Point, 4,I rs. ss,. n 4,
The health of the troops has improved ever
since they began to receive fresh vegetables
which were ordered 10 be iesued 70 them by Gen
Mcclellan. tFa sM fFN4wmfl