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New York, l7th August, 1888.

. ID NIuUlsOH' Street.
SIR:-In consequence of leading scdentary life,
have been troubled, more less, with Indigestion for
ten years; Tor the last three years nv suings have
been insuPportnble have tried several physicians,
aud number of quack Medicines without deriving any
benefit | despured of ever obtaining any permanent
relief and resigned myself 10 the hopeless despair
was persuaded by many friends to try Abcrnehy's
Dyspephc Elixir have now finished the fourth bot
tie nnd know not how TO express my admiration of its
wonderful virtues and the miracle has performed in
restoring me 10 that health which thought lost for
ever. send me half dozen bottles more. and except
my thanks for the blessings you have conferred by re-
storing ME TO perfect health.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1838-11-06

Ne'r Jerey.-On Friday, Goth October, lillian
Pennington, the presen. highly esteemed governor
Of New Jersey reelected on joint balIo. Of the
legislature: the votes being SO to rs.
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"Harry Austin," Adventures in the British
Army-This is an exceedingly entertaining work. full
ofnterestng SCENES vivid sketches of character and
living scenery Its from the pen of ian Officer in the
service" and is rcplete with the vivacty within, and
froIic Of the camp. 1t may be had Of E Johns & Co
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1838-11-06

Swiss CONSUL Tho President of the Uni, cd
States has recognised Mr.. John Merle as Consul
of the Swiss Confederation for the States of Loui-
siana and Miss saipp, to reside at New Orleans
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1838-11-06

Tern,ont iSenator in Consress-The Hon. S. S.
Phelps staunch Wing has been chosen Senator
in Congress by the Legislature of Vermont, in
place Of Mr. Swift-~hose term expires on the
4,h Of March.
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NO | ICE

W The ship Mary Rowland, from New York, is
dischargng two tiers below tn. Vegetable Marx ct
Coniignees will please attend to the receipt of their
goods. SNIP WHITNEY,
nnvo 5 Cont 81
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Memoir ANDA,

Boston, a7h Oct-Cld ship Niagara Cole for N o.
Steamer Brazil cft ST Louis the eth October at n
Left Prairie and Antelope port rnd bound New Orleans
9th passed Pawnee taking in freight at Cape Gradeau
inualia at Grand Chain; 3Oh. Ricnzi a Iron
Ean's, met Wilmington at Randolph Motto agrounp at Rid
dies Point passed w Robinson Mrpphs Nov. met
the Die Red at cndcn's Chute. Selma No passed
Warren aground Tompkins Bend Chicothe at No 49,
ST Louis at Alikcn's Bend; Sd Nov, Madison at New
Carthage Belle mile Grand Gulf Ellie. Douglass at
Rodney; Hail Columbia Natchcz; At met Mediator at II
miles below Natchezi mot Augusta with ship Pow haitian in
tow aground nj Glasco Island; Rodney Racasce
Point full udnns. passed Manchester Bakers Settleneu
met Brian Borohome Bayou Sara ct eyant 5 miles
above Pncquemine 18th, Baton Rouge Marchcc Church.
l.iyin -ston at Cial ornc Island.
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COMMERCIAL.
EXPORTS.
ST 5esEPHs
schr octavia. . tons castings, 2 dozen
RS, 5 brls pork, casks bacon, and | cord

sT JoSEPIs-psr schr octavia tons castings dozen
chairs, 5 brs pork, 5 casks bacon, and ! sord
TAMPA BAY-Per .chr Pilot lot machinery 40 bss wne.
and pic tcs 10 brs wines AID LIQUORS 20 bxs
1 LrI ship H,naih il. lsO5 bales cotton
4a,n. mere haadze, . bxs tobacco. 81 20 n
mills, 6 pkgs mrdware b dry goods. pkgs
furniture, bags coffee and 10 brls potatoes.
RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE.
Bayou Sara-per steamer Huntsville 1865 hoes cotton
NJ Ls S DO ga %do ws = CO. ~ w Do edou1 q 10
q Montgomery, 81 do W Oakley, 80 Reynolds Bytne
&c. s. % sys to G'@s' 30 % Do C..
Armour, 81 do Bennett. Ferriday y 6 do W Curtis I6
Barrett Is do Gayle slewsrt, Y do sumner II do
1sas F0n1as G. a. Do Cha, do H. do
coop Taylor Gardner IL cocps sandries owners board
, 81 s Ms s1d G,1 F sn, c 'hpns "a do
CRACKERS Jas D"ugherty CO. box beaver Case bd
sa ast,s pS9 b""d her, WsR .s"k. nd
potatoes % hrs and 80 acks onans ownor hoard IA
bis turips aud Is doz chickens r Dnys on board "a
horses DIR Barrett horses aud head Mr. Hoffman 80
Sullivan.
v'sksburs Per Bayou cargo: cot.
do Lambeth Thompson ia3 do Burke. Watt 60 do
IS DO Ns * dc so g Do So
do ri cd Beck do Nu.cnt, rnrpkn AZ do Gooch
Jamcr, atdo Hosert Hoopcs 20 do q NJ I.eo is do
High e do II Wallace 90; 70 do & JDick Coz " do
do Martin Peasant& CO. 10 do York, Minurn COS do
Gove do ONeil bearing do Maddux. Pollard co;
do NJ White 4 co.. do Dupcatt do Dob in & Brown;
do Bryan flour and sundes order.
PASSENGERS.
Bayou sararer steamer Huntsville. Henry overly, wP
Madden Col Morsen w Clugston, John Walker lay
field w NJ Christian, Mos Murpley Hay. Chas Ha>ett
q Domireou, DR. Hubbard, + Perrin and lady, Mathew O
Dermot child and syt, Lindsay Norris Perry, w Phillips
> Divid, Anderson, Greaud, It Mitchell. Dasinnn NJ Mno
L. Dock lie deck. ''
St l;ons-psr It amer Brazil suacy Follrook; l. Mann
u Mann john Howard Isaac CoriIe, Sinnks, Shulc
Mcisn,i, Rev Martin, Silmnn, J Brady. J Barrett II
BARRETT Garrett, Feuick Rouseii, 5 Armnnt.
Fer steamer Bayou Sara-Jno Gordon, w II Shenuake
Sherman II Brodie, Hogdue c I.uh. Mr. Crone and
lady MIS- Asher aud Mr. Andrews sorvt and Miss
Stafford
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Pennsylvania safe.-The loco focos of PennsyI-
vania may crow over their governor, and good
reason they have do SO, for it ls III they have
chow for the big shouts they have been raising
and even that petty succession petty 1t is IN its
resu,s-is not entirely secured to them yet. Many
the most influential, and best informed citizens,
have determined TO contest tho election by every
means in their power, and that they have abund,n
evidence Of illegal voting, and illegal returns none
can doubt who has watched the progress of thi.
contest. But even il the governors election be
left uudisturbed, the wings hive secured all the
strong holds whence they cannot he disIodged
They have beyond all doubt majority in the le-
gslature on lint ballot! not a majority dependen,
on contingencies,-n founded on the superstition
of the Philade phie mem bers being permitted to
take thtir seals, of which however there sea cely
a shadow OF doubt. No. their prepondcrance ID
Of that dispute: for even the tory
Journals admit that the wings must have At least
majority of one. With the Philad, phia MEM
hers the whig majority will be twenty one on joint
ballot, thereby securing the election of sound
whig senator IN place of Mr. Mexican, an advantage
far more important than securing the governor
The official returns from every county in the state
nj he f,IIoy in
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NEW BOOkS.-Manual Of Political Ethics de-
signed chiefly for tn of Colleges mud Students
ut Law Part first, containing Book L. Ethics General
and Political; Book III. The State. BY Frunces
licher
Records of Travels, in volume.
lrp TO Boston, in Series Of Letters to the f. di-
tor of the United States Gazette.
Woman az shr Sh 'uld Ec and Woman in IIe Social
and Domestic Character, in vol. Just received and
for sale by WM NckEAN
Oct 81 Corner of Camp and Common streets
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Small difference Of opiniOn.-The Dutehess de
Broelle, the mother of tho celebrated Madam de
Siael is dead-N. York "T;n,es."
The Paris papers announce tho death of the
Duchess dc Broglie She was the daughter OF the
celebrated Madame de Stael.-N. York " Sum-
Who shall be safe when doctors disagree.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1838-11-06

Another large slide hastaken place little abov.
Eamptons plantation, u miles from the city.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1838-11-06

Bets.-The Courier and Enquirer strongly urges
on our friends not to bet the approaching cleo.
ton, although both state, and city, good for
large wing maor,ies, for while tho love of place,
and the pride of power give our opponents quite
sufficient cause to stick at no rascality that tends
to ensure their success, i, i'll becomes good wings
to add further Inducements to commit fraud, and
perjury.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1838-11-06

Letters have been received lat Quebec stating
that Theller and Dodge shave made good their ea.
cape to the United States. Rodier, ono Of the pros
cribed refugees for whose apprehension five hun.
dred pounds were offered by Lord Gosford, has rc-
turned to Montreal.
QuEpEc, Monday Evening, 6 O'clock
have just learned that an express has arrived
about an hour ago with come serious dispatches to
His Excellency.
1t is said that Major General Macd,n has
received q letter from Theller, this morning, an
nouncins his safe arrival on the other side Of line
45o
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NO L LIT

TO LET.
Aa~A convenient story dwelling House,
IN corner of St. Joseph and Perdido For
lsElR44. particulars apply on the premises.
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TUSr received per ship Louisville from, New York,
- Bunt's Nautical Almnnacs for 1889 Bunt's
Nautical Almanaos for 1870. Bunt's Coast Pilot, Ia
test edition. Exchange Tables. Tables of advance
and Discount. Advance Tables. Also, Tariffs for
1888, 1899, and 1870, for Gale by
DAVID FELT Il co,
New York and Stationers Hail.
nov6 "a Chartres st
"AY-l25 bnes Northern Hay just received per
LII ship Falmouth, and for sale by
CHRISTIE f. SINNOT,
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II IME-lOOO casks Thonaston Lime landing in good
- order, and for sale by
s WHITNEY,
noy6 aConti d
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TUNNY BAGS-5O bales assorted sizes landing
W from ship Delhi, and for sale by
S 81 P WHITNEY,
noy6 s Cont st
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1838-11-06

UrThe Mobile theatrical company passed
through tho city on Sunday on their way from St
Louis.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1838-11-06

Election F,auds-Nothing short Of rrrfutabe, legal
testimony could induce even an evil wiscr to our in
suiions to believe the bare incod rauls which the
locofoco party hive pracsed in The elections
could credit but the strongest affidavit. that
m"n calling themselves frce," would savshly per-
iure themselves, and disgrace the name of liberty in
order to support tyrannous nisrur, although the
expense of every thing which freeman should hold
dear Scarcely day elapses hut fresh fraud is
brought TO light: not journal rcnchc. but contains
crpost Of tho villany Of Van Bnrcn's myrmdons
in til ir base attsmptI force down the hroats of the
people his odous sub-trcasury scheme.
In New Jersey the efforts Of these scounirels have
been unremttng although, fortunately, for the cause
of freedom of election they have not succeeded. No
fear Of exposure, dread of sham, consciousness
that the robbery they committing their fellow
citizens right Of suffrage might day the chain
to clasp their neck deferred them. No! areckless
deternin 1tor 10 fasten the present ma-almnisraon
the country at every cost and risk made them blind
To Consequences. We have already speken of the so
alien ceived at Millve, and from the many
similar exposures since made there il little doubt that
the nefnrous fraud was prscsed at every poll in
the state. There 100 townships in all, that few
Illegal votes ut each would soon turn the scale. In
South Amboy, ttrcny aliens with naturalization pa
pers, or any one document but "certfcnes of intent,
were poed for though challenged, and exposed, the
vena judges took their The affidavit of John %.
Applcgnt proved the facts, and gives the names Of the
illegal They were, Patrick Muir by, Barney
Mali n"y, John o'Neal, Hugh Cono'ogue James Casey,
Dolev hIcDonner, james Riley, j. Rookie, John Fergu
son, Martin Harvey, james McConbe, r. Dale, J.
Curey, p. Buger, VI. Good, : Watson, y. Hustin, J.
Conologuc, r. Smith, J. McCrolcy, all Of whom
peritted to although proceed Ineligible Here then
is the gross violation Of our dearest liberties of
valued rights! here the very judges entrusted
with thu responsibility of executing the law, have set il
dcfance md the good and honorable citizen is al
lowed to be defrauded of his franchise, by p-rured,
worthless
In the township of Saddle River Bergen County, the
officers made return of only tcenty fur for the
Wing congressional ticket, although hirty-tro rgal
have made solemn oath that they deposited the
wing ticket in this Ballot box at Saddle River town
ship With this fraudulent dimnution of the whig
votes underably exposed, have not every moral
right to believe such pernrors would not hesitate to
increase the number of the oco-oco much,
rorc' And whathope is there for freedom while
such bare fnccd rascnlity is pract-ed even With the
connivnnce, if not sanction OF sworn judgcs'
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TO RE DRAWN THIS DAY
$4,000! pitaI Prize.

U
$12, 1000! capital Prize.
Tickets only Dollars.
GRAND STATE LOTTERY.
Drawn numbers Of the Grand State o;rery, Clas 49,:
81. 81, %, II, /, 26, Is, 9, 81, 80, -, 81.
q NLASS No. 40. Authorised by the Legislature OF
~ the Suite. To be drawn TIL DAY. Nov.
oih' 1888, ut o'clock, p. NJ. at the Merchants Ex
change.
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TEN DOLLARS REV AID
ID UN away on the morning the 3lth October, the
AZ slave CATHARINE, gritie, aged about thirty
wears; speaks French and Eng sh is well known, and
VIII try pass herself free The above reward will
be paid for her delivery to the subscribers.
DOYLE Il MAY,
Carondeet st
Captains of VESSELS steam boats and others,
toned against taking away harboring the above ma.
med Slave, under the penalty OF the law.
oC3l-l838
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JACOB MONROE.
The agent has in his possession several hundred tcs-
llmonlats similar TO the above Of the extraordinary vr
tueS OF TINS medicine Sold by appointment, Doct
lao Benvlln street. nov 5-tr
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BUREAU DU VOYER DE La SECONDE MU-
NIClPALITE.

A Wis est par lie present donn6 QUEEN conformte
~ dun resolution du Consel de /, Secontle NUM-
Patt passee dams stnnce du l6 dc mois, je re-
ccvrni mon bureau jusqu'au lie Novsmbre proclaim
des oes pour fjuair aelvrcr outes les briques que
la Munic'rali'e pourra avoir besoin pendant I'm au
par,ir de la date d. cona Les dites hqucs dcvront
ctrc du lac ct de la nsilleue quulitt evrees
par qnnntitfe Ell AUX places qu seron de TENS
designcs Parle voyer
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FkoM THE WEsr INpEs-Bermuda papers TO the
10th inst, contain Jamaica dates OF the 9Th ul,
and some further particulars of the late hurricane
AT Long Island, independent of the damage
done to the crops and the loss Of houses, &c. 80
of the inhabitants were either drowned in their
houses or in attempting TO escape the deluge.
From ST Salvador we learn that the crops were
totally destroyed. vessel bottom up was driven
on the north side, and sloop on the south side-
| figure heuds, booty matches, and timbers were
floating in all directions.
The accounts from Jamaica any thing but
encouraging, the laborers suil refusing TO work
| for any thing like reasonable wages. Sir Lionel
Smith having rendered his resignation of the Gov.
eminent Of the Island, it was accepted. Sir Evan
Macgregor, now Governor Of Barbados, is expect.
ed To succeed him,
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u FIN lNU
Ofhe .NeV Orlean, Young Merchant, & Mechanics
INSTITUTE,
N the Lecture Room, in the basement of the Meth.
u odist Church, of Poydras and Carondeet
streets. Entrance Poydras street.
Owing to the unavorahle state of the weather on
last Saturday. tho opening address to be delivered by
L. c. Duncan Esq. has been postponed until to NOR
9Th inst evening" o'clock.
! he friends of she cause of Education Ladies' and
Gentlemen, respectfully invited to attend.
nuy6-lt
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The Mobile Bank. pay cash for their S. no,es,
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~ Olirer Trist, by Boz, Part second, No. has
been received. Nicholas .Niekleby, No. has also
tohn nd
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BUREAU DU VOYER DE LA I'd MUNICH
pAIJrE

A Wis est par |. present dome QUEEN cofnormiiG'
IA dune resolution du Consei de la Cd Nunicipaf,
pnssee dams "a sennce du - de &c mois e recevrai
les ofre pour Ia founiture pendant parter du
jour du de les bois nGcessares aux pouts
ct auires ouvrages de la Muncipae, faux dc'a con-
,ractes pour lea wharfs eScepts Les bos scront de
ciPre scies au moulin ct dc nieilleure quaie.
=, jill. PILE, Vo r
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TUST received few dozen of Silliman's patent
ap counting house Ink Stands, with two boites ono
for black and one for rod ink, for sale by.
DAVID FELT 4 ca;
New York Staoners HAIL.
oct29 ~ Chartres eli
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES MuJ,IYEt

FASHIONABLE PARIS MILLINERY.
TUyIiE subscriber has the honor Of informing the Ia
4 dies, that he has received per ships Lafayette
and arengo, supply of fall and winter Millinery of
the latest and riche-t materials in Paris. which Mrs
Seaman expects to have opened and ready tor exam
ination on Monday and Tuesday next.
u + SEAMAN,
nov3 % Cbanrea 1T
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oFFlCE-sECoND MUNICIPAL:

Try.
NOTICE is hereby given that in conformity with
Y resolution oftfe Council of the Second Nunici-
al'y passed at their sitting Of Tuesl y, the 23d inst,
will receive at my Office till Thursday, the 9th ofNo-
venbsr next, proposals to furnish all the timber requi.
red for bridges and tine other Municipal works, for
year roa, date of contrac-excusve only of such TIM
Der as aIrepdy been contracted, to be furnished for
the wharves. JOS. PILE,
Orfoy
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Sovefnor's patronage TO Ices than tenth On lite
present value, and givee the Senate now containing
a large majority of wings, control and check
over its dspensa,ion! There is no fear therefore
that the patronage of the state executive work
much injury in Pennsylvania.
We say then all Hail to the Key Stone State!
She has been gloriously redeemed-and on her
battlements the Wing flag floats triumphant
Lee,slators, 0bserpe!-If you still require argn-
ments to point out your duty as prompted alike BY
profit, and patriotism, you may find conviction for
any thing short of invincible prejudice in the
amount Of the tolls received by the state of Penn.
sylvania on her great internal public works. But
if the public Golfers derive so much advantage
from canals, and rail roads, how much more pro.
fl. must accrue to her citizens generally. Such
would DO tho advantages which our state, and
ciizrns might reap il you but energetically set
about forming tho Nashville rail road. What the
Eric canal is to New York what her internal COM
municatono with the Lakes are to Psnnsyl
this great undertaking, the Nashville rail road
must inevitably prove to our own Louisiana.
The amount Of tolls collected on the Pennsyl.
vann canals, from the 3Ist Os,ober, 1887, 10 the
22d October, 1888 lie $500 AL 90; tho tolls on the
ralwsys and motive power during the same time
amounted to $s24,378 68-,ho whole amount re-
ceived by the state from her informal proven snt'
during the year being e925,020 So.
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nov6 Bank Place
Id READ & BARsTow,
eoy6 Bank Place.
NV ALAGA WINE-Sweet anu Dry Malaga Wine:
lVA in or casks and ndi bbls, entitled debenure
for sale by READ 81 BARSTOW,
noye 81 Grayier 81.
GNLOTiiING-30 cases seasonnblc Clothing, com.
taloons Derry and Cottonade pants; heary white cot
ton; Calico, liverpool striped t~illeJ and Flannel
'hE'' landing from ship p1l q. for 91 .els BY
noy6 1874 Magazine st
ENLoUR--Lnseed Oil and Copreras IN store aud
II for sale by G DORSEY,
no'f A New Levee
nKAYs-A few cincin' All D1ays va hand tor sale,
nove "A New Lsvse
THOCOLATE-l6 sweet Chocolate, landing
VI cup ISAAC BRiDGE 4 co.
nov6 1874 Magazine at
nUCK-io bolts X Russia Duck, per ship Gilt.
''' - ~ ~ " WHlrRlDGE Il co,
nov2 rs Magazine
ElAGGTNG & BALE RoPE-5OO pieces bAgging
LAWRENCE 8; LEGENDRE,
move 90 90 New Leyee
NACkEKtl. in whole and hall barrels. Nos. l s. >
= " $3.50 LAWRENCE & LEGENDRE,
nov2 90 & 90 New Levee
ENLAT CAr-Just received hundred reams of
Il Hudsons superfne Folio Post, of superior quail
ity, for sale low by
DAVID FELT & co,
New York and Stafioner's Hall. |
oct3i 81 Charles st |
AUNNEY l1Aus-8a bales 4 : IL bushe bags,
~ in store and for sale by
ISAAC BRIDGE 81 co,
Oct3l 1874 Magazine ST
FNORN-lOdO bushels white Corn in prime ordet |
" for sale by
CHAMPLIN & COOPER,
octl3 81 Julia ST.
A NoFFEE-20 bugs old Jaya Coffee, laudin
" from ship R:enzi and tor sale by
TR HYDE & BRO,
oct24 Common Y Magazine
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SITUATION WAN TED.
a YOUNG man who is thoroughly nconaiuted with
= me dut'es OF an out door or ievee Clerk speaking
ane fregch and English languages, and having beea
ca as such IN Ills city for three ears is esirnus
in'alnnga sluat n, and the best references can he
m ,;a Please adrs S. Nj, box 5a6, through the Posi-
roy2
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NOTICE is hereby given, that III conformity with M
~ resolution of the Coin,a of the Second, passed
ut my office, till Wednesday the 9Th fay Of November
next, proposals for supplying and delivering ali tho
Bricks that may he Repaired BY said Municipality for
bricks deliverable in such quantities and at such pla.
ces as may, from line time, be required by The sur
vcyor. JOS. PILE
oct29 Snrva,n.
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EoFFEE--20 bugs old Jaya Coffee, now landn
~ from ship R:enzi, and tor sale by
TR HYDE & BRO,
oct24 cor Common Y Magazine