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l. The piles will be driven home parallel ranges ten feet
apart and ten feet from each other between their centres the
ranges forming as nearly as possible straight lines at right
J. The piles shall be accurately sawed off to admit the close
ened by bolts from IA to l6 inches long inch thick to
g. The caps hall be placed on the srngers at right angles
being noched TO 1T closely and shall be put five feet
screw bolts on each cap Zone at either end and in the
said caps shall in like manner be secured least two OF
Tenders at such distances be required which Tenders
will be composed of four piles driven side by side and boted
and spiked together by four IS inch rag bolts above the
The outside Gao piece Of he wharf There viii he beeD
each OF Tenders single piece of timber forming ehock
s. The old slope Of the wharf viii be taken up and the
blanks be reserved to lay on the slope On the outside Of
driven, and the portion between said and the first Of
rmy brsced sqdfasened 20 IT, per sketch on flel the
cap running back 70 The SECOND pile on the old work
wrought iron pressed boat spikes, spikes being put
each end and every the rough ends will be ewn
straight line, The planks viii be laid about half an inch
T. deduction the value of old plank on that portion OF
the work which viii be taken up, viii be made from the
work the amount Of such plank used the rate of
Materials The timber for piles, Blenders and moorug
posts viii be Of the best description of hewn yellow pine
ahe nbe y inches at one end and no less than 10 inches
may be either Of lake Or river pine Of The best Guaty moi
less than inches the small end and from to II inches al
lInOef must De SOUND ana Tree from
defect calculated TO impair its strength durability and
to be as straight possible No stick having full face
wl be admitted as cap, srnger pile, unless the latte
| 1t should be under the water.
The plank will be Of the best description Of heart cypress
~ aud % feet long ~ inches WIDE inches thick be free
from any defect calculated oimparits strength durability
The iron work will be of the best description aud should
extra astenngs be needed they will placed as the Sur
may determine, without charge-it being und rstood
that allowance shall be made for any extra piles which
may be needed as dolphins any outside work.
AL materials and labor will be furnished by the contractor
the work be commenced within five days from adudica
to9 by the Mayor, and be completed within sixty days from
sad eomencement under penalty Of one hundred dollar
DAY Tor every day thereafter should remain incomplete
PsyRent as to4ops-Ons third of the amount in cash
when The work half completed and the balance when the
| work Is complies and accepted by the Surveyor.
GRO DUNBAR, Surveyor Second Municipality.
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CoMPTROLLER's OFFICE, MUNICIPALITY No. 2. Z
NewOreans, Nov, ID, 1850.

UBLlC NOTICE hereby given that MONDAY, the 81 day
December 1880 70 O'Clock, will adjucate this office
the highest bidder The Collections Of tie Revenues Of the ST. Ma
Market the Vegetable Market aud tie POydras Market
From the ls day OF January $751; the 3ls day De
CENTER ISL boh days nclue each market to be adudcatsd
separately.
Terms and C0nGioHs-The farmer lessee will, within
days the adjudication furnish his promEory endorted
Tie satisfaction Of tie Council payable at /, p g. T. g n,
II and 49, months The day January 1851 should he
fail do adjudication vii be made for the and
the risk OF SAID farmer lessee,
He shall as0 mortgage Of the Municipality all the
which the cGleC1no aad revenues formed, default
the maturity the said the Municipality
shall have the right OF selling, ptovisonhy the aforesaid rights
nuTtgaPed be shall also conform all the Ordinances
which hereafter passed. Markets
ADoLPHE LAYET, Comptroller.
NnN ~
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REGULAR DRY GuODs INADE'
DALMER, JOSEPH H., Wholesale Dealer in
Dry Goods So Gravier street. apl6 d&W
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MISCELLANEOUS.

DAINTING DONE WELL AND CHEAP.
4. BOWERS SO long and favorsbly know o.. a HOUSE,
and SIGN PAINTER, woud Inform his friends and
the public in general that he has PAINT SHOP, at ia
Magazine street, where he is prepared contract for exc
cutting with pOmptnes and dispatch all orders in his line Of
business, with the very best OF Materials NJ ly
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IN COHEN having had 80 years experience Offers the
II. above nfaibe remedy for all Diseases per &2Ss
tanning to the EYE Ophihalmia, of five years ~
standing, cured in II weeks the Tear in the Eye -
Of years, cured in 10 weeks of this city, 49,
being stone blind for months was restored to the sight of one
% years, by using only drop, was enabled read the
newspaper without them by oandlelight hours after In.
Illumination Of days cured bv oRe SINGLE drOp Ii gives
bfllancy TO the Eye and also strengthens the sight.
~ Nos ZOO PHILIPPA street, near Heyia, and ~ ST.
CHARLKs street. anil LIZ
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MEDICAL CARDS.

BOTANIC DRUG STORE, No. ~ Camp str1st
ID conducted by DR.. A. A. Jones. mill ly
mrs. HOUGH and FRYDINGER will attend to the
~ practice Of their profession in all its branches Strict
and daily attention paid office practice Out door
calls attended to all hours Office No. 135 BarOnne
near the CafTOlltOn Railroad Depot
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MayOralty of New Orleans ~. November Is 1850
COUNCIL OF MUNICIPALITY No Two.
Sitting of November IL, 1850. (

Council OF MUNICIPALITY No Two.
Sitting of November IL, 1850.
DE 1T RESOLVED, That it is the intention OF
- this Council provided that no satisfactory opposition be
made thereto to Cai borne street, in the Seventh Ward
to be opened straight line and its present width from
its termination Common street the South side of Heva
street, under the Of April 3d. 1893 providing for open
ing, laying out and improving OF streets within the city
NewOreans and the amendatoy thereof approved 81
May, l64 and that the Mayor be, and he hereby authO
nzed to give public notice, during days. ia the official
paper and in the Courier, in French and English of said in
tentiOn.
[Signedl JAMES II. CALDWELL, President.
Approved November l5 1850
[Signedl A. ID. CROssMAN. Mayor.
Erne IL RIER Clark
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MARIE DE LA NLLE-ORLEASs, lie 10 Nov. 1850.
I'm vertu de la resolution aui preeede, avis est
IL lie present donRe que dams moins dix jours
parir de Ia publication du pre- avis e Conse Ia Mu
ncipee No. Deux Reinforcement Fame ioratiOn c
dessus mentiopnee, lgne droe,
della Claiborne (dans lie lie District gne actu-
ellie, purr de erminaison, de la Commune iusqu'
cote sud de ia Hevia.
nl6 A. D. CRossMAS Marie
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len I3JIIsz3A

aNOH AA1iY the OF amp and Poydras street,
desires respectfully inform the public that he has
abshed himself at the CQrRtr Of C0Rti street EI
change Place where ali orders in his line will be executed
Mountng and Jewerv neatly Engraved the shortest
o3 Rms
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rolls, Tor sale bY
Rlg ]. w. ARTHUR Il co. % and 80 New Ieyoe,
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Per brig Rpston. from Bost0n-J HurleyJ tlauisN n
Brigham- Wheeler Y Blake Braud, Adams &co-samp
son Aanis-J MoGnugOr &co--H T Vennard- Kennedy X
Foser-G Foster Eco--A + Dunbar &co-Tuits Fermor /
Hobert-W Il BannelIW eaelellen--J t4'ifips-sOfas
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REWARDS.

TWENTY DOLLARS REWARD Runaway from
BOY, by the name of Bouke, about Is yoa,s old, zS
stont bnilt He had on when he left blue blanket "a
coat and wool hat There two bald places on his NT
head occasoned by bum when child. He has also scar
on Ms fehead he feet six inches high: wears bsnd
kerchef his head prevent detection. Whoever will ar
resi- said bow or lodge him in JAIL and give information to M
j. Reigart l6 Carondeet street. will receive the above re-
ward lo23 5ml ROBERT MCAlIPIN.
LIVE DOLLARS ItEWAHD-Stoen from our door
r. on Saturday evening" Black patent leather horn Sad
de- The reward will be paid for its recovery and The
dissection OF the thief,
We p J. HART n no. 70 Tchounitoulas st,
DAGGING-l5O rolls, for sale by
ID nls !. w. ARTHUR u co. % and 20 New Leyoe.
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PUMPS AND BATHING APPARATUS. a.
kOHN MCCARTHY, PLUMBER, No Iad Il ANS
- STREET, New Orleans, has lust received anew 4 -
and lage assortment of Brass Cocks, various ayes "a
Force an Lift Pumps; Beer Pumps, ETC., etc; TN
S9oAihA NAMES baulhg uos ana ShoHer Baths -tha
Of every description. Ship Steamboat work pFomntlv
put ard repsiIed. All orders nEnmRtY atende To-
esp~ GhnETeE moderaae.
CHAMPAGNE WlNE-3OO baskets, various
brands, receiving eS ship lipqgsn9n for sale low, BY
nl2 \, WOLFF, % Camp 81,
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Crescent @oOk and glob ID. tlnu cDfIrr,

~NS WV w. WsS S9tnSt'
tns pfepeors u the EAy aud Weekly Crescent respect
~ '~ Msf rseas aad the pubict at they have recent,
mai souaartADf additions Their slsbl shen and hav
49, 1au INC charge Of Mf LEWIS GRAHAM who has
eesn ieas kewn IN ths city sspGsusn Of gh eapab IL
M ar ihe nP'sra' Of 'hs oHcs being complete and nsar,
au new, taay are prepared 70 all kiadas f
,,,s,s. 10 AND JOB PRINTING!,
Wy may syos ls'a VAN patronage Particular attention wiz he
s'tsn te ne printing OF LAWYERS BRIEFS
nlLLs of LADING, INSURANCE. BLANKS
n,s. naApn. NOIA8lAb AND cLKRKs' BIANKs
bouA HEADLINES STEAMBOAT BILLS. ,''
cINcuLAAss STEAMBOAT CARDS.
pkAt kkCEtFrss POSTERS AND HANpnlLLs
COTTON RECEIPTS, CARDS. kTc. ETC
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WbYOFaIlN OF NeWUrIeans. Nov. o. 1850
COUNCIL Of MUNICIPALITY No Two. I
Sitting of Nov. l3, 1850.

r ESOLVED, That the Mayor be authorized and
requested TO SELL at public auction after giving day
notice in the official Of the Municipality, the contract
for ths furnishing Of all material and paving, with best
The work to be done accordance with the specifications
which will be furnished by the Surveyor and published with
said notice.
Resoiped That the onehrd cost of said paving on either
side Of The street, due by the property holders be paid BY
them, in cash. within thirty days after the completion of the
work 70 the coaact9 who will be subrogated the rights
and privileges of the Municipality and the other one third
due by the Municipality, TO BE- paid in cash upon the oef
of the Surveyor that the work has been completed ac
Onrding 10 the specifications.
Res0lged That the bids for said work shall be subject TO
the approval of the Council.
tSignedl JAMES II. CALDWELL, President.
Approved November Is, 1850.
LSignedl A. ID CROssMAN, Mayor.
True COPY: H. BIER. Clerk
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Marie de la NlIe-Orleans .......le Is Nov. 1880
CoEsEIL De LA MUNIcIPAL1TE No. DEUx.
Spaune DIN Noy Z

,
p ESOLU, Que lintention de oe Consei est
~ (ponryu oute fos aacqne opposition egae ne soft
ael de fare Ouyr Ia Claiborne, dams la Re District
une igne droe ct argeur actuee, par ermi
nison, la rue de la Commune ju1uau cote sud de rue
Heya, cOnformement acte legislauf du Anvil 1899 qui
Tegle fouveure des dams Ia vile de Ia Nile Orleans ct
acte supplementary du Mai 1947 que lie Marie ct
demeure auose de donner avis public pendant dix ours
dams "a gazette ocee ans que dams lie Courier
ct fran Gals, de nenon du Conse Reinforcement la
dite amelioration.
GSignel JAMES H. CALDWELL. President,
Approve lie 10 NOvembre 1850.
[Signel A. ID. CRossMAR, Marie.
Pour oOpe confOrme: ii. BTRR Commits
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IlAVRE-Per ship CaroIins & Mary CLARK; Ass'd mdse.
TRAPPANA-Per ship Michael Angelo 7do tons salt to
master.
DFBLIN-Psr ship Geo Evans: 5000 sacks salt to John
ToOle-asortad msiss.
THOMAST0N--Per schr PEncipe IDl9 casks lime Chas
Fennei
TOBAsCo- schr Joyen Manneitos sls 500 in specie
and lot OF fruit % s Fernandez.
PENSACOLA Per sehr Sarah Elizabeth 1000 feet Of
lumber to G Heati0n.
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mkt mkt INKIiI
kk(gs'9'LSOaI'S Columbian EllkS

Black, Japan, Copying, Marking, Blue, Indeible
Scarlet Red, CarmIne.
NHE comfort, pleasure and benefit of the of GOOD
Il INK in daily correspondence and business, can
readily be appreciated by those who have experienced the
use of badand who has These Inks flow freely
from the and give stronger and more durable color
than any other IN
For sale quantity at the anuiactureI prices by
Il. ID. BEACH, 1877 Canal street,
Ey23l " Wholesale Agent for New orleans.
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MARIE DE LA NoUVKLLE. ORLEANS, lie Nov, 1850. }
Conse de la Municipaite No. Deux, 7

=
r ESOLU, qu'avis public soft donne pendant dix
lours dams la gazette oficiele de finenuon qua
CQnse (pourvu tone tOis aucune opposition gale SOFT
ats) de fare IN chemn bo (panche de hut peds de
laIgeur lie cote sud de la du Canal part de la
Claiborne usqu Termination canal dams la dite du
Canal, ct de la jusqua u chemn de la Meaie, denie
travail devan etre tait les Municipalities No. ct con-
jointement.
(Sitnel JAS. II. CALDWELL, President.
Approve lie Novembre, 1850.
(Signe) A. u. CROSSMAN, Mare.
pOur comic oOnform RIFR
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LIVERPOOL--Pef shin Shirley 800 bales cotton, ice
hams 400 slaves, bhls -four
LTVERPO0I-Per ship Independence; 1884 bales cotton
. tons l0rwo0d.
CHARLESTO Per bark Mary Parker: l39 hhds sugar
100 bb molas 64 do flour, 2e4 do whisky do pork,
casks bacon, lao sacks cotton seed
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MAYORALTY OF NEwoRLEASs, Nov. Is, 1850.
NOIlCE is hereby given in virtue of the above
resolution, that will sell my office, on MONDAY
soh November nst, at " O'Clock to the lowest bidder the
contract Tor furnishing of all material and paving with best
round stone, OF Robin street. from Magazine to Camp street,
Y accordance with the specifications be furnished BY The
surveyor, lul6l A. ID. CROssMAN, Mayor.
specifications.
The ouniaulorw be bound to cart All the bridge curb
and gutter stones which may be needed from the depots OF
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re s shp Caroline Mary Clark from Haue-l6 in cabin
Psr ship Geo Evans. from Dubane in cabin and ss5 il
X bark birmingham, from Bremen 92S in Storage.
ne Arlg Nancy from Bnltimore--One Co u s Tfoons
Fer selr Fsnny-U Troops
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.Signedl A. d. CROssMAN, Mayor.
True copy: II, BIER, Clerk

MAYORALTY OF NRwORLEANs, Nov. a. 1850
NOTICE hereby gwen, that will sell my Office MON
IN DAY. the 25th nst OF the resolution,
o'clock to the lowest bidder the contract for building Wach
Baroue rRDce the
file in the office Of Mr. Howard, Architect "A Dun
cans Row, Exchange ALLEY.
mis- A. d. CRossMAN, Mayor
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(tODFiSH--l5 kegs Newfoundland Ear s,io NJ,
Mo BARELLl q co. 81 common a
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This Company being Orga.
!.
- fRj nized solely for the protection
MI IMsa OF the policy holders and their
ES IL families against want and pow.
sS2H eFty, is in its operations great
MYAf STA@Es, national benevolentln Institution,
Hyl&4ZGSkREkA conducted upon the most secure
NaEIHEkL ~, a.. and solid principles, and afford
49, 3Ys<fssT ing for small annual sum, paid
..S55s5S s,I0ylS during life, large and hand
Iaf61EFIIQJ some legacy to widows and chill
dren after death.
All policy holders whether for life shorter terms, who
continue the insurance till DEATH participate in the whole
OF the profits OF the company.
Creditors insure the lives OF debtora sHeu woman
effect insurance the life OF her hnsbandt0 hesoe ben
eft and Of herself and children Tree HOm he claims Of
creditors. TRUsTkEs: ,
John Hagan, Joseph Walker, yohn y; Allison.
Peter ConIey, Jr., Maunsel White, Nm ~ LeyeTich,
Robert J. Ward, Samuel Stewart, Edward Spanow,
Isaac Johnson, Henry 8. BuekneI;
PETER CoNREY. tr. President Board of Trustees.
DIRECToRs: mn
John l., Lewis, II. Barton, WILLIAM H. !, White White,
John L. saiifarans Geo. W. Smith. 8. NJ. Norman.
z. w. Sewel, J1nqs Bebee, U. o. snethen,
Cornelius Feho"es' E ri M, Is SSnsp Coke.
JOHN HAeAN, President Of the Company.
EDw. JRHHER COKE, Vice President
a. j. WEpDERBgRN, NJ. D. Medical Board OF
| THOMAS HUNT, NJ d, Computation
Fl. g. HEARTr, ActuaFy,,.E. Il, GooLp, Atorhey'
RICHARD BEIN, M. D., No III Magazine street, Medical
Examiner, who will be at the Office daily from las to p M
BY the Charter only $5 900 is taken on single life,
EY This Company prepared TO entertain applications
for Life Insurance. and issue Policies all sound and healthy
White and Negroes at the Table Of Rate.
New York and London offices. and without their restrictions
residence in the South BY the charter Dividends Of
Profits declared annually, and the profits draw interest
and be made available to the extent of
of their amount where the party has paid his premiums in full
pectus Table of Rates. and an informatiOh OLe lnsur
ance and all papers necessary to eeGvinsuanGe be haC
o ~ Extensive Travelling Privileges are allowed.
CS~ Office hours, A. M to D p NJ Yia ly
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REGULAR PACKETS.

E@ h U. S. Mail for CoyingtOn, via Mande-
Lf5b12tr3s vle Lewisbulg and Madison yile-The new
Iis5F3asaE and substantial Lake steamer LEONOISA,
Quilt expressly for this trade and unequaed boa)
charrain Railroad EVERY DAY (Sundays excepted) on
the arrival of the IL clock leaves COving
EVERY DAY, (Sundays exeeptet y at O'Clock
Passage 80 cents. Meals extra so cents
N. B.. The steamer len0r0 has recently been thoroughly
repaired ard reed in the best possible manner; she has
superior Hu H. Engine Boilers fine engine Hose, etc.
be ascertain ID by calling the insurance offices in New
Orleans tn steamboat and boiler nspeeots. For further
''l'Oi PSAYNE 4 HARRISON, s. Poydras street,
VIM. L. L USHING & CO. 90 Common street,
STEVENSON. DEMERRITT & co. 7GravsT st.
~ Letter Bag at the Office of VIM l.. GUSHING
A. =. Montgomery and Metumpka Regu-
Ssszs4sE James s.. Montgomery, will leave Mobile
ewOrleans Mail Boat, and arrive at Montgomery on
Thursday Morning, in time for the Cars The A. Douglass
d entirely and built expressly for the Alabama River
Trade. o46m
80 ~ Winter Arrangement-The steamer
"a OLIVIA will hereafter leave the Railroad for
Covngton and all the Intermediate landings iri.
weekly, as follows:
Leaves New 4ssR LEAVES
Thursday. Y O'Clock Wednesday. O'Clock A. M
Saturday IL O'Clock Friday -, O'Clock A. M
For further PARTICULAR inquire on board or to
EUGENE ROCHEREAU & CO.,
NIL u and 10 St. Louis street.
~ !. Fer Mobile via Bay ST. Louis, Pass
Lssksss Christian Mississippi CITY, Rilox aud Pasca
ze1R goua-I The steamer ST. HAR Ribs. Capt
VIM u sutton VII leave the arrival OF the O'Clock P.
NJ, cars, on WEDNESDAYS and SATURDAYS. Re.
win eaye MOBILE AZ 10 touching at the Water
-. PRIAyEGARnFN Ann RIHl m SEEnG =
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fe BupANlC DRUG STORE,
SEM2 % CAMP STpRRT. NHw (lRLEASa

XlH CoNDOCTED ny DR. A. 4. JONES. VA
&s This old establishment golicits continuance ks%
Of public patronage 1t is the oldest in existence
The South. And the one TOO, that has uniformly kept fresh
and good Medicines evnoed by the fact that its oldest
by the proprietor whose experience in that line of some
sixteen standing they prepared Of the best in.
gradients, and consequently of the best quality
should PLANTERS, Physicians, p private families wish to
procure Botanic Medicines that de respect n
ed to the designs for which they recomme led
they have only give their commission merchant sro in
sucons to procure them of the subscriber who keeps
santy on hand full and complete assortment both Of sim
pies and compounds.
All at as low prices articles of the same value ca
afforded in the South.
Also all the late Botanic works.
A Botanic Physician always in attendance. .. Remembe
the No of the store IS CAMP STREET. jy25d&W tjan1
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MAYoRALTY or NEwORLEANs November 2, 1850.
1 pursuance OF a resolution passed by the Coun-
Gil Of Municipality No. Two, its sitting Of 9TH instant
notice hereby given that in not less than DAYS from the
first publication hereof the Council OF Municipality No.
Two will proceed 10 act the Improvement contemplated
by The SAID resolution, viz The laying of Plank Roadway
eight feet wde the south-side of Canal street, from Ca
borne street to the terminus of the ditch in Canal street, and
from thence to the Meaire Ridge Roadthe latter in
junction with the Council of the First Municipality.
nS A d. CROSSMA AN, Mayor.
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aEw oRLRAAs lsIleaANT a aEsnrrAS.s

"s" Ohh-hANs bedssaAANT d ftiSAIITrAGUB
81 IN SaA
lE undersigned at his old established Office continues 10
accommodate persons DESTROYS oil Fsittne money nine,
iea.is IN Eneland Ireland, Scotland, with Sterling Sight
ith payable IN any p0own In the above named king.
MS end m 81 40 suit He also usual, continues hHy-
ne pangefs brought from Liverpool this city on good
ships and reasonable tena Parties living At distance Nv
addressing letter tpostpad) the undersgned viii b.
99nhty amended u JOHN TOOLE,
a1e I'm IS Bank Place
"A Masonic Notice.
~ III HERMANN LODGE No. s. Of Free and Aeesnt,t
- ~ hassua have removed their Lodge from M 6tfs
stFoes 70 he southeast u Benviie stett and x
1nfe Pace whe4e their Regular Meetings he held every
WEDNESDAY, At tbs usual hour. by erier. = - s
Jazz y HENRY siM0Ne W. M
STAR CANDLES-200 boxes assorted brands
~ landing, for sale BY ''
nIs /. " ART66R s co . and % New Is,.e.
ftHESNUTS-30 bbls Chesnuts, for sale by
~ nis HAYMAN & HOLDEN, SO Magaxne Il.
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MARINE AND FntB INSURANCE.


Tennessee Marine and Fire Insurance Company.
CAPITAL, $500 600.
Directors:
joan NJ HILL, tALEE ALLISON, jas. b. KEowLEE,
GEo w. MARTIN, JACOB NJ GAVOCB, lG. NJ. FO6a,
+. B. FoGo, WIZ. EAKIN, lSAm'L SHAY,
w. W.WoODTOLK, JOHN NJ. Bass,
JANIS J. Gill, Secretary. ''iAI'' w. i'iih' ''
~ This longestablshed Company with the most ample
for the protection of its Policies continues TO take
RIVER, SEA and FIRE RISKS the most liberal terms,
at its Agency in New Orleans, al the office Of
OBJ PICKETT, PERKINS & 60, % Magazine 81
NIERCIlANTs' AID PLANTERs' MUTUAL
INSURANCE COMPANY.
Permanent Fund, b. get If Incorporation, 200 zoe.
DIRECToRs;
VIM. Laughlin Kendall Dunbar, O.. A. Buckley,
Cuthbert Bulitt, Samuel Iamis0u, WIN. Ii. Pattisor.
Joseph MenaTd, o. 8, Gutter, VIM. Christy,
Elliott Robbins, Ahm NanhibbeT, Charles Pride,
Peter Marcy, lg. EZYman5ki. John Hall
WIN, LAU9HLtE, President.
CUTHBERT BULLITT, Vice President.
JOS NASH, Actuary. ,EwD. RAWLE, Solicitor, -. WIZ
CHRIsTY, Notary.
JAS. JONES, M. D. and A. H. CENAss NJ. D., Physicians
The Merchants and Planters Insurance Company having
subscribed in cash and well secured notes, amply
applications and make assurances their Office, SOtsd
Corner of NATCHEZ dad CAMP Streets, on FIRE
MARINE, and RIVER RISKS, and also upon the Ii YES
Of White persons and Slaves.
EE This Company ia established the Mutual principle
of Insurance. whereby every person nsung with becomes
Interested in its and its profits divided among ts
gUstOTneTs payable Cash, instead OF Scrip, d. lY