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nARPETINGS for MilI0n.-Jus received from the
sale Of capeting by Mess Wemerding Mount
choice of Brussels
tapestry plain English and steps, and 3y
ingram carpetngs Of which from the Auburn
all senior such
rates. enable furnish them al prices within the
of such goods
Also sale, 1874 width dugget in pieces by
the yard.
ground very little figures These goods will
be useful sizes liza by
10 24 BY l4 a4 by IA 1874 by 1871 1854 by 1854, 1914 by
TIA, 1874 by 1874 and 1914.
8 bales Dutch silk carpeiings
hemp carpetnga, both entirely new, and pretty
longer dining chambers they will be found
srable.
chnx bright plain covees line
them
chintx for parior Windows
derinss and loops match. These goods elegant
goods particularly capengs and curtain
complete, extensive than have
hitherto exhibit assured all
anything goods line BIZ suited in
rooms, II will be fault Of tbs customer not
CLAUETT 4 DODSON,
Pennsylvania and 9th
aent25 -3eOdif
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w r. DUvALI4, late Arm OF lasSy = DavaII,
would inform his friends pusc
he has taken store nearly opposa where he viii be
calls
orders fo clothing notice.
the most approved a,yic Genemen
nshing goods always hand
HcDt1
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DRAPER and Tailor.-WILLTAM TUCKER, late Of
hrm OF Lane Tucker PennsivAna ~
9th sueeu prepared calls
friends and the public generally having
extensive assortment OF English Cloths
vesun selected by himself with from the
importing houses Of New York and Philadelphia Of which
be sold at the lowest cash his establish
neni SUFFICIENT guarantee may
patronage Of the style in which his be
b. shall be ready In OF
styles OF
2l-Iaw3w
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TrsYnont House, boston, Mass~c hu.etts.
THIS wofHkpown establishment conducted in
has always The central and
the commodioas arrangement
uHnes be found there, combine render
vanageous to the traveller,
Har Arm OF John l.. Tucker
the head establishment the subscriber pledges
crons maintain its reputation, and sssacuon
WIN. II. PARKER.
Bosros, Sept. is, 1851.
ptlQ-aaw3m /.
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REMOvAL.-DUyALL BROTHER merchan, tailor, have
~ informing friends and customers
that they removed their and
erected between AZ md 9Th
their old They returned from New
York,
Of whicJ
TO make TO order in their usual style Of elegance.
DGvALL h BROTHER
N. b. Wanted, two three nrssr rate coat hands.
Sept Is-dw cow
TEXAS Land Agency-The undersigned offers
agent in all matters lands in Texas, parc
ulHry select INDICATED snds
Terms moderate and will be made known when informed what
TO be done.
Address H.G. CATLETT
Nav al-6md6ep Dallas Texss.
SUPEHlOR WINTER FI.ANNEI.s-Tbe undersigned
~
which they ask the attention Of persons in
~ eich hsnnels medium best grades
ported
Is pieces hne saxony do
10 do fne silk warp do In single and do ubc width
do fine French fanDes
rs do low priced and colorcd fnnnels-
Is do hgh-coored fannels for ladies' sacks and
cbildrcns
fsnne either low price
grades comprises
In prices. -- $500
CLAGErT, NEWTON, MAY, q co.
Sept a3-aswIw
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VERY ATTRACTIVE STYLE>.-The undersigned a
received very extensive variety In genemens wear some
articles sye) AMI together fun
black Cloths
makes imported which respectfully invite
gentlemen.
CLAGETT, NEWTON, MAY, co.
Sept 23-diw
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NEW Goods now openinE.The subscriber has the pleas
informing his friends and that he has just
from cities, where been for
past selecting his stock Inll aud winter goods
show stock Of cloths
dress Shirts drawers Gloves Stocks hosery,
exhibit,
STYLE variety and cheapnes which, together with the
lively under present. enables him offer
his line OF quality
and style that may be- relied
~ p. j. STEER,
Merchant Tailor, 9Th street, ID door from Penn
Sept a5-3taw3wf
COH Ausu,nn aud Winter Wear-Undershirts aud
n.-The largest foreign
and domestic under and drawers received, consisting of
Heavy and heavy silk shirts aud drawers
DO do Scotch wool do do
Very fine cashmere do
akeT
Also, full supply "Treyoit drawers, patent
bands. All Of
best brought Families
supply
al - STEvEN55,
Al the Athsnsum, opro.llc Adephi Theatre
Ser 20-sOd6t Amer Tel
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All these vessels have been built in the CLYDE,
and on the banks Of the same river two Of greater
dimensions now nearly completed, to be called
the Persia and the Arabia. Besides these, there
are two smaller vessels used as tenders One OF
these, bsaring the appropriate name OF the Satel-
lite, about $50 tons bufthen, Is kept in the Mersey
to fetch and carry" for the larger vessels round
which it may be said to revolve II space permit
ted, we could give a detailed description Of the
admirable and luxurious accommodation for pas
serqefs board these ships; but II Is sufficient
here 20 cay that in them, well as in all others
that fall within the scope OF the present paper the
greatest shill, ingenuity, experience, and good
taste have been exered with marked success in
rendering a long sea voyage as agreeable and
pleasant as II Is possible for lorg voyages to be-
Each OF the vessels Of this line consumes absut
zoo ton q Of coal between Liverpool and New Yors:
al the former port the expense Of the coal and put.
ting il on board lie about guinea, and at the latter
about 81 7s. per ton. III Goals were az CHEAP as
wind, Mr.. Cunsrd and his partners would save
more than 400 per annum.
The Ame rican steamers that first Piled regularly
on the Atlantic route, were the Washington aud
Hermann, Of about !, 900 tons burthen. They,
however did not depend entirely on the British
traffic, hut made the port OF Bremen. at the mouth
Mr. cunard eth holds this Bermuds contract The
time occupied on the voyage IL about three and half
days Formsiy sailine vesssis vere employed; but
the 10 performed BY screw stesusrs Of 900
teps, and sbout % horse power
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scribed and exiled Pretender to bid openly for
popularity against the d facto chief of the com


mon wealth!
Dalaatia.
The Ossrvaf.re Daisnato has accounts from
Herzgoyne up TO the nth. Almost all the Turk
ish population Of that province have declared for
the insurgents their chief, kavas Pasha. has
1000 men under his orders near Han Borke Six
emissaries from Herzgovine had gone to Kraiaa
that province, in order to attack Omer Pasha ST.
multaneously on several points but they were
arrested by the population of Daice. and sent to,
the seraskier. The Christians of Herzegovina all
side with the Sultan. The vladika, Greek bishop.
of Mostar, has taken refuge with the seraskier
together with twenty of the principal Greeks.
All is quiet along the frontier of Dalmatia. The
inhabitants of Dunno and Gliubusk have sent fit.
teen of their chief citizens to the serasker in or
der to declare to him their submission to the
Porte. The chiefs arrested hitherto by Oner
Pasha have been sent under strong escort TO
BELGRADE
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letter to M Berger; instead Of announcing the
fact Of the fusion between the two branches of the
house Of Bourbon, they allow that fact TO be in
ferred from the fact, that the document was first
published in the Mo~tteSr dG Sour, and not in the
Gazette dc Erance. The newspapers are equally
reserved. Hitherto they have, in general, pub
hshed the document without comment, and the
remarks made are OF little importance. The Ordre
OF TO- day is an exception. IL publishes long artl-
Gle, in which it compliments the Count de Cham
bord. This article is the more important, as the
Oydre is the organ Of M. Theirs, and has hitherto
been particularly severe on the Legitimists.
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COAPTRoLLER's OFYICE, SECOND Mus1SIPAIrr,
New Orleans, Dece uber I5 1851,
pUBLIC NOTICE Is hereby Even. tina

CohPrRoLLERs OFEIoE, SECOND MUNICIPALITY
New Orleans, Dece-lber 10, 1851.
pUBLlC NOTICE Is hereby given, that on
O'Clock, M, will adJudcae, this flee TO ibe hghest
oldder me right to eoec the of the ST. Marys
Ret Cor account and risk Of Patrick Nugent To whom n
was adudtasd on the LIST Instant, and no has TAI ed
ompy van the codiuons,) or yeur from the Al
both DAYS inclusive. 1'
Terms AND CnsDITIoNs-The farmer or lessee shall i'm
ned ey asr stq auludlcan furnish security the
Satisfaction OF the Finance Committee and such per
son sa hl 81 t. DO, then shalt proceed n,
lease OF all market til 1t he IeUss responsible lessee
VINO sha immediately after such rsadiudosuou, iurnisf
security rs above stated and s pronsso nOes endorsed b
said securities payable atil, g. B. T. g. To- H. and i
months from the Id January 1879.
lie sha also mgage favor Of the Individuality all thu
rights on which The collection of said revenue Is iImsd
mat IN DELAY o. the yment urty any sa
note Inc Municipality shall have he right aez e. D m
Vohaiy the aiEes I'D nights mOrtguged lie shall a
conform TO ali Inc ordinances force, which n
hereafter De passed, In rel liDn to said m ukat
AhOt PIE LAYEF, Comptroler
NewOrleans. D cenber vs. ls5i
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WIS NoveleOr cans 10 Derem bre l. 81.
A Wis est par lie presen, donne que SAMEDl, lie
wing me jour de Decimbre pro, hahn midi Isdu-
gesl an plus ofant enchesseur, eve.
nus uu Dafche saine Marie anue- dire
~ preler nurde Jan 1872 un me Jour
Decembre ls12 e deux iUnrs nons. lie dit Marche SER
auIuse aux Al rsques de ok s. Nugent uui s'ep
rsGn asdus eur Ia yene Gun 9l en- etc al lie Ter
TERARs TCOsDITIoNs-le fsrmiar GU adIondcatsir.
o9'nia Immedaement es Ia die adudsaon ses secu
rues "a salsac ion du Cumle de nance, ct en- cas- de-
eips GU ne de IN du dit iermer aiiudcatae
u 9nrnf les dies SECURITIES. edersi edaemen la
e-cJuoicsead1 die Mach6 juqu ace qua dit Marcht
oi hoJuge uhe peonne responsible. oBnai beis
eh1o sees par es die. secu'tes payable 4 g. g. T. s.
y ~ u e IL hois pattr du premier de Janvier 1852
u stra enu ssi hypot5que laveur de la dte Munich
phe ous es dolts esqDels
nus sont ad ulss. de tee qu deaut de paemnt
echeance dechacnn DIES ds bullets, la Nunicipae
droit DE sar proyisiOTsm les dius hypoih6lues
Sc oonorme AUST Ordonnances maintenant exstantes
ns' gu ces qn p0unont ere subsequement passe ela
tivement au dit Marche.
ADOLPHE BAYET, Controleur
FDuVellesUT cans, le DtcemhTe 1851, dis I'd
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Eqxestrtan Statue of Peter the Great.--This eel.
ehraled work of art is undoubtedly, take it for all
in all, the most spirited, accurate and imposing of
all the similar groups in the world. II vas achieved
by Falconet, French sculptor of great genius and
reputation, who worked upon it, assisted by large
number OF suhordinates, upwards of twelve Years
Queen Catherine H., at whose command the work
was undertaken, gave Falcoael thirty thousand
pounds sterling upon its completion. The pedestal
on which the group rests is one solid rock, an i'm.
mense mass weighing over fifteen hundred tons.
This enormous block Of granite was brought into
Petsnburgh from a morass nine miles distant iron
bars were laid down, and cannon balls placed
upon them, over which the mountainous rock was
rolled. The original dimensions of the stone were
fortytwo feet at the base, thirty-six at the top,
twenty-one thick, and seventeen high. The face
Of Peter 10 extremely striking, and is said to be
corset likeness. The way in which the likeness
was caught and preserved, is said to have been
thus: During Peters stay in France, in his youth,
. French maiden loved him, and having genius
for art, she occupied some Of their stolen hours in
merit and fidelity. This Falconet saw, and
modelled his statue after it. And there it stands
now, in the capitol Of the stupendous North in the
home of the gorgeous but barbarc Cars, along
aide the great Russian Senate Cuamber--sands
there a. the incarnated guardian genius of the
young and gigantic realm which rose from savage
chaos, and grew into consolidated despotism and
portentous magnitude al the waving of his tremen.
dous wand.
The artist, however. sacrificed considerable OF
this bulk TO The prominence Of his group. The
Emperor and his stead are of colossal size but
finished even to the details, with life like accu.
racy. The Gar is represented in an Asia,ic vest,
and with his uncovered brow crowned with laurel.
His left hand erasps the relns his right is stretched
out IN benediction upon the people, He is mount.
ing steep preciplce and trampling serpent on
the rock-types of the opposition and barbarism he
overcame. The horse is high upreared on his hind
legs. the vast weight Of the statue being supported
by the ingenious expedient of the full and flowing
tail Of the seed touching the pedestal. There is
nothing heavy or gravialing about The horse and
his rider, but as you look on them you expect to
zee the gigantic and fiery courser leap into the air
and tread the fields Of ether like the tabled s,eeds
Of The sun. Falconet employed the most splendid
hofseman In Russia, mounted on magnificent
herb. 70 dash swiftly up precpice and there rear
back and turn, for many days, while he was en-.
gaged in this work, to secure spirit and truth.
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From the New York Morning Star.
RULY ALA X MINII-Ehe Gitu

ITO u hLhNN IINtI.-I ne Clty INSPECTOR
Il weekly returns exhibit fearful array of deaths by dis
eases OF The stomach aad the bowels, arising directly nd
recty from mleiiect digestion. The human boly nc
ihpn wa Oh can keep true time wien its mainsprns /:
injured And how readily and panle,sy the digestive aupa
rau7 aud AL is dependent organs be regulated and re-
stored 10 Their u vi orr The Alternative aud cordial prop-r
ties Of III FCHINGS' VEGETABLE DYSPEPSI
BllTERS viii accomplish this object with a precision and
certainty that Justify in pronou cling infallibe The
accurdant testimony of all who have been wise enoDg IN
Gye a bear out III the Insertion. The proof Of its
ecacy does mot rest upon the statement OF few patients
but upOn the voluntary declaration OF thuntands
Clyulars containing the certlcaes remarkable curs,
pnOlic pres, be had of the agents free. - ~
k-Sp frcs, FIFTY CENTS per bottle
frlnopa office. IL Full on street, N, Y For ssls hv
dl J. WRIGHT & 90 Isl iihar,rSs e.,
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k)r. FRYER


rs A REGULAR GRADUATE of Nature's
l. wide Botanic Garden and Common Sense Medical Col
ege, and has made tho study of Herbs his profession 70,
thirty and daily patients than any Other
physician in New Orleans.
Office hours from A, II. till 9P.M.
An orders enclosing s. postpaid will be thankfully re.
ceiyed and punelualy attended to.
C Residence and ice No. 80 FIenchmen street. Third
Municipal ty, HewOrieans w. X. F. FRYER,
myl2 d& Wtf Indian D,ctny
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INFORMATION no THE pnRII-,--l 81

W VNW 7 IVF 70 7 tie FUBLIU-I have
1een Gong sinee> appnzed Of the opposition my remedies
have met with, from ph Ysiclas resdng in he n
ana some lew IN thus city, residing in the neghbor6oad
.h,se WIG We're usns II anu who era disposed TO give il
am vel aware from twenty years practice Of the re-
pto1Snts OI tnose VINO are enemies all improyeneni
medical descriptions; but, let be Remembered hat mn
ey o. those persons are not only enemies 10 these pfesp
ons On TO all olhe medical aid Ihst is used IN The nqe bbn
hood where they reside except their own and il n
now uelu another physician medical presc ptop nay be
some ons.pear sure to be told 10 their injury Those
wno are disposed TO make trial of the remedies
offered ior The relief OF suffering Humanity will Cater
es please 10 pay no attention TO the stories this class
o su1eas otheIwlse have nothing to do with what have
pstG, 70 alod them relei, and health
S2eoapse get more business than they do) be well con-
1--WE u U ~ va us and Its errors-thsn let them public
course lna proves and beneficial The
puoIe and will be perfectly wiling to yield 10 their supe
"o' "u''ss IN lDe healing =" am the Great Am"
% d& WI ~ Il i! M y HI i,,Jia,' 49,.
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Marie de la Nouyeiie-orieans,
LIE I3 DLCEMBRE 1851,
CoNsEIL DE La MuNIcIPALIrs M. nErr

LIE 10 DECEMBRE 1851,
CoNsEIL DE La MUNICIPALirs No DEUx)
eeanee do MardI, Decem re le5l
* EoOLo, lue Intention du Consei est ipour.
WI gu aucuue 0ppQsi ion egaie ne soft faite)
g proopgef 10 chemIn coqules DIS Ia de "a ommune
paru ue So sImnasOn actues Ju.qu chenin de la Me
tde en- gne uroe sur une la de- soxante pisds
Gente "a reete de Ia ON agne de lnque du cana
ue "a cans, aqueie devant avor et
e0nformement l'ace du AVN 1881 giant Pom VERNE
Trace ct lqmeiorat'on dea rues, etc. dams Ia vile de ID
e Mai lS47. " e' "pp'ou't
RsSOta, Qus lie Marie autore de bonner avis public
peHHuaht wing, Joun, cans ia gazette oficelle Ell dam
ADelle, Ell Ang asset Franeas de Plnenon cidessu
enoncee. '"
lSIgne1 JAS, H. CALpyRtt p,eide,,
Approur e lie IL Decembre 1881 ' 'N'N@''''
lsigneI A. =. CRossMAN, Marie.
fonI c0pIo cont rme n. HIKR, .nmms
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Mayoralty of NewOrIeans,
DECEMBER II, 1851.
COUNCIL OF MUSICIPALIrY No. Two
Attts IS IN

COUNCIL OF MuNICIPALITY No. Two
sittilg OF Tuesday, December 8, 1851.
Z ESOLVED, That it is the intention of this
- Council provided hs there il satisfactory opposition
made thereto, to out Common Shell Road from
us present term naon through 10 the Metare Road IN
straight line, Ct a with OF sixty feet and adlon
the property of the New Orleans Canal Banking Com
pany & sad AID opening TO be made under the pas
81 April 1852, regulating the opening laying out of tr,t
ETC., in the ctyOf New Orleans AID the act ameudatory
thereof, approved May, lS47.
Resolped. That the Mayor be authorized to give public
n9lce, dnlg twenty days in the official paper and in the
New orleans bee, In French and English said intention
lSignedl JAMES Il. CALDWELL, President
Approved december 10, 1851.
lcigned1 A. ID. CRossMaN Mayor
True copy: II. BIER Clerk.
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ORIENTAL LIFE ELlxlk-$ O,OOO!-
EeyPT1AH REMEDY, for the cleansing OF the blood
= vel - the sus Of Epdsmics peculiar this climate In
Aaatte Choese, especally be safely recApmended
Ths yaue RI this medicine can be better kom the
fet that offered for the recipe by famous ply
&oao Of London. We invite ply sicans try this Elixir
snd haye no doubt that they will thereafter acknowledge that
thb . The dssidevstwm Of the age,
OLD jos. hUFTY, Sole Agent So Poydyas at.
Aeoe for G1uisnbure Medicines, jsypes Msdieines ec
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MhAiRIE DIX LA NoUvELLE.ORLEANs,le IL Dec. 1851.
II N vertu ue "a resolution oui precaJe adonta
par le Con " de- la MunIcipale o DeDx, SD seance
uu becenOe 100 avis est par present dome que
non mSins De vngt purs patio de la present publication
10 NOhse &c Ia dlte unlcpaite prooedera la mise en- exc
cuuoh ue ame0ra1Dn pTyIelee par Consei savo Pen.
yer ure et le pro Unsement che uo1ule4 de nus
nomhlune uaI Dc sa eralnason sctuee iusqua Fan che.
IN IN hetalTlss en- gne drOs, atgeuf de
peds adaceHe Ia propnete de Ia Banque du CsuII - In
NoaFee Or cans, contomement teTnes de IA to eis
iaf du a'rl 1883 issant ouver ure, lie trace Ell PANE l.
0raton des rue, cans la vii ia Nnuve Jleans at
dis A II fposs,.S NJ, VI; ! A.
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LEGAL NOTICES.


-. VULLECTON7s DFFICk, Dec. =, Is5I.
SEALED PROPOSALS will be received at
- TINS office until The ed inst, at "a O'clock for the
eoffLf OF RATlONS for the U. s. Revenue Vessels
December, 1854.
ms rauon Tor the Revenue Service the same as tna
allowed for the Naval Service emitting the liquor and oon
ssts on he arucles snnmsrated in the following table
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MayoraIty of New Orleans,

COUNCIL OF MUNICIPALITY No. Two,
Sitting of Tuesday, December 8. ISL. )
X ESOLPED, That the Mayor be authorized and
requested, after giving days notice in the ofica
paper TO sell at public auction, the contract for laying
Sidewalks in Canh Jackson and Common The
public ground on Claiborne street, the work be done
accordance with specifications be urn he'd by the Sur
veyor, and published with said notice. Bids will be subi.c
TO the approval OF the touncil,
[ssnedl JAaEs II. CALDWELL, President.
Approved December 49, lS1l
~ tSgned) >, AID, tiRosshAs, Mayor.
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hHaAhk.BLz CURs.-Ur. Fryer, the celebrated ladlan
noeer has s credit OF &c eyng some remarkable cures
we were shown The other day slave belonging to the Old
LePse Steam Cotton Press, Third Municipality, who we
were informed had been cured consumption or rather
usss OF 'hs liver and lungs, with fever Of the bowels lie
was discharged the I'D March, after being confined to his
oea sr many months Thensgo appeared perfectly restored
we aso saw at the same time, who had been cured
severe cancer by Dr. Fryer. Editors Louisiana State
Republican. Lafsyette. MAY y. 1851. mys0 SW6
boxes extra, in store and for sale
by FERD. KENNETH Z CO. 90 Magazine u.
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OFFICIAL.
CouNcIL or muNcIPAtIry No: Two. J
M HEREAS, An act of the General Assembly

SNlng OF N0vembef q, I65I.
WHEREAS, An act of the General Assembly
cf the State Of Lonisapa entitled AN Ae, reIa-
provides that before the Council OF any Municipality shall
x and decide ON the amount Of assessed they
shall cause TO be made ont budgets estimates exhibiting the
various items Of expenditures, including the necessary
amount tor contingent expenses to be incurred by Mun
clsaly during the year, for the and
sssee WHICH budgets OF estimates shall be published in
French and English IN thu paper said municipality
during az least ihry days before the meeting when the
Gil shall hy and decide on the Of be assessed
And whereas. The Council Of this Municipality have
passed resolution. at the sitting above written declaring the
whole limits Of said Municipality urban.
Therefore in conformity with the provisions of the of
March 49, 1885, and Of resolution Of the Counc adopted
hereby given that thirty days after the publication OF said
budget, the Council will proceed decide on the
amount of taxes be levied the rolls of 1851
Statement of Probable Deficit for 1851.
Balance due Sinking Fund of Municipality No.
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MAyoHALrY OF NEW ORLEANS, Dec. 10. 1851

L is hereby given, in virtue OF the above
resolution passed by the Counyi OF Municipality NJ
Two al their sitting Of 9Th December, 1851 thai in not less
han tweny day from the publication hereof the Council oil
mah contemplate by sad resolution, out Com.
mon sue shell Road IRON Its present alton
to the hietsiiie Road in Straight ne 10 width Of
leet adjoining he property OF the New Orleans Canal Bank
ing tompsny agtesby to the prov of the act o. te
Legislature Ut the I'd April 1882, regulating the otnng oI
sIee etc., and the act amendatoIy thereof approy Id
May, lSI7. A. D. RossM.S NJ, eo
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SURrEYoR's OFFICE, SRcoSD MUNICIPALITY
N-HOrlasns, be"sMber 4, 1851.
~ OliuE IS hereby given that ten days time will
be allowed 70 tho ownsss Of property eyssy dascrp.
Qh uep"Ld upon the battuTe property, situated
Mx& anu Fulton streets, and Canal the TriaRg
bexosss 10 remove the All remaining there
alter - 4irGLo OF this notice. will ed at the ex.
noip lily. HIfSiI CRAM ~ ~
as lW Surveyor of the Second Municipality.