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Constable Second Justices Court.-We learn thai
Mr.. Pearson, the recently elected Constable Of
Justice Winter's Court, on Saturday took the re
quisite oath, and entered at once upon the dute.
of his Office.
MI. Parsons long residence here, and his fami
liarity with commercial men and matters in oul
city. fit him in an especial manner for the place
that be Ellis, and We feel assured that all bushes,
intsusted to his care will be faithfully and intsi
gently attended to-
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W FALL A IN d WINTER
Clothing.
SHERMAN e. PIEUSON,

~ = w IA L. L. a ~ II W ~ TIE
Clothing.
SHERMAN a. PIEUSON,
No. Magazine. corner Canal street.
tV" BY steamers Georgia, Union and Winfield Scott. and
other recent arrivals. have received splendid stock Of
NEW GOODS,
Manufactured expressly for the New retail trade and
which. for material, workmanship and STYLE will compare
with in the Market The stock consists, in part. Us
follows:
Black, Blue, Brown and Olive Cloth Frocks;
Super Black Cloth Dress Goats:
Black, Blue and Brown Paletot Office Goats;
Do do do Sac Overcoats;
Do do 90 Short French Sacs;
Drab. Brown and Olive Devonshire Sac Overcoats;
Drab and Blue Blanket do do;
Fancy Tweed Empire Business Goats and Short Sacs
Drab Cas- Paetot Sacs and Short Sacs;
Fancy Peersham Turn Goats (two Goats in one)
Blue. Brown and Green Gea Engish) Petersham Sac
Overcoats.
Black Doeskin and Cloth Pants
Plain. Striped and Fancy Cashmere Pants;
Gray, Black nj xed and Drab Tweed do;
= Blue and Black Satinet do;
super Scotch Hair CASHMERE do;
Vests.
Super Black Satin Vests;
Do do Cashmere and Cloth Vests;
Do do Embroidered Cas- do; frorts)
Do do Fig'd Grenadne do, tnew style, fly
DO Fancy do do % do;
Fancy Silk and Cashmere do;
Drab Cashmere and Tweed do;
Fancy Valencia, Alpaca and Barathea Vests;
Buff and White Marseles and Rich White Satin Vests
for Soirees.
Boys Clothing.
Boys Black Cloth Frocks;
Coored Cloth Paletots and Sacs;
Fancy Tweed Sacs and Paleots;
Fancy Plaid and Plain Cashmere Pants;
Steei.miIed and Gray Saunst do;
Black Cashmere do;
Boys Linen Bosom Shirts and Suspenders.
Furnishing Goods.
Our stock in this line is complete in every article suitable
| for a gentemau's wardrobe
Super Armenian and Merino Undershrts and drawers;
White Flannel do do;
Merino and Cotton Halfhose; Gloves Suspenders;
White Linen Cambria and Silk Pocket Hdkfs:
Super Black and Fancy Silk Cravats;
Money Belts, Collars, Porte Monnaies, etc.
~ The above goods have been manufactured under our
SUPERVISION aud in superior We respectfully
invite the attention of the public, confident that our low
prices and well made goods will give satisfaction.
Goods freely shown. SHERMAN Il PERSON,
o23 MSTh 2pf No, Magazine ST.. corner Canal,
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Fashionable Goods,
Orner OF st. Charles and Common SITS.

Fashionable Goods.
Corner OF st. Charles and Common SITS.
J. DU &c OUR NAU,
Just returned from Paris begs leave inform bis ands and
the public general that he has received by ships Emperor
Lemue Dyer, New England and Isaac Bell from Havre, a
rich assortment of the most FASHIONABLE GOODS.
Paetot Black and Blue Cloth with Brandebourg in the
latest Partisan stye cnored and light assorted Over Coats
do do CD axis blue. dars fine Linen Shirts fashion;
do. eoored Drawers, Flannel Undershirts, 90. Cotton,
Black and coored assorted Spterdash White Silk Suspend
rich Morning Gowns assorted Jouvln Gloves. Black SILK
and coored Dorsey Vets also, Cashmere Croe and do.
Black.
Articles for PantaIO0ns.
Black extra fne Cashmere do Faconne Bonjean do col.
ored, plain plaid and striped, do. Chinese, last style.
Vests.
Black Cashmere embroidered do colored do Cashmere;
do. Velvet: do plain Jack Silk do Flowers; do the hest
and Gold plain, stripes and flowers rich for wedding
Vsencias striped and plain White and fellow Cashmere.
Cloth.
Annie, do Green Emerande. do Invisible do. Fsmms
do Prince Regent, do, Oree Ours do, Bronze Olive, do
Gid do light Blue, do. Brown DO. Black Ednd0n etc.,
for extra fine Paetots.
Black Satin Cravats, do. Armure silk plain ETC., do.
sorted colo Jardiners, Spoanes. Taetes with laces, do
Cobrs, do black Venitenne DO eyantne, do White etc
stncks; a fine assortment OF rich Canes.
ts Persons who entrusted with orders for Paris are
informed that they have been carefully fulfilled and that ht
same ready for delivery. J. DUCOURNAU,
NIL lm2D Charles and Common Z,
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Mayoraity OF New Orleans,

COUNCIL OF IMMORTALITY No. Two,
Sitting Of Tuesday, December g. ISL
X ESOLVED, That the Mayor be authorized and
requested. after giving days notice in the official
paper to eel public auction, the contract for laying
Sidewalks in Canal Jackson Common Streets across the
public ground Claiborne street; the work done In
accordance with the specifications to be aphed BY the Sur
veyor, and pubshed with SAID Bids will be subject
to the approval of the Council,
[slgnedl JAMES II. CALDWELL, President.
lSigned) A. ID. GRossMAs, Mayor
True copy: ii. BIRR, Clerk
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COUNCIL OF MUNICIPALITY No. Two
sitting OF Tuesday. December 9, 1851.
p ESOLVED, That it is the intention of this
~ Council provided that theirs satisfactory oppo ton
made thereto, to Common Shell Rond from
lis present term nation through the Meairie Road In
straight line, at with Of sixty feet. and adjoining
the property OF the New Orleans Canal Banking Com
pany SAID opening to be made under the act pp sed
81 April 1884, regulating The opening laying out of Streets
the city OF New Orleans and the act anenatovv
thereof approved May, ls47.
Resolred. That the Mayor be authorized give public
notice. during twerSy days, the official paper nd in the
New Orleans Bea. in French and English OF sid Intention
lslgnedl JAMES ii. CALDWELL, President
Approved december Is, 1851.
fSignedl A, n. CROggYAS Mayoy
True copy: II, BIER Clerk.
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Fatal Atray.-We regret to state, says the
Ouachita LA Register of the 18th inst, that there
was difficulty at Grisham's precinct, on the day
Of the election, between jeremiah Grisham, James
Grisham and James H. Milling, which resulted in
the immediate death of the first and probable death
of the second named individual. The two Girls
hams were brothers.
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Stedmbodt Accidents. - The steamer SUNNY
South, on her downward trip, struck snag ant
sunk, at Coleman's landing, Alabama river Sh,
had on board at the time about 700 bales of cotton
most of which was saved. Some few bales wet
in the hold. The boat will be lost.
The steamer st. Ange, from Boonvile to st
Louis, sunk on the 4th inst, ten miles abov,
Glasgow. She had four feet water in her hold
Attempts are being made to raise her.
The little steamer Franklin, plying between
Evansville, Ia, and Bowling Green, Ky, wa
caught in squall on the Ohio river few day,
ago. which capsized her, when she afterward
sunk. Two persons are reported to have lost ,hei
lives.
The new steamer Rosa sunk hsr barge at tn,
mouth of Salt river. Wednesday week, by running
against snag. The barge was new one, ant
cost $1,000. There was no freight in it.
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Exchange Place, adjoining 'hs Po-oMas
URE'S DICTIONARY-Ure's Dictionary of Arts. Manu-.
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APPLETON's DICTIONARY of Machines Engine
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BRANDE's ENCYCLOPAEDIA OF SCIENCE. LITE.
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The Legal Profession. Supreme Court of
Indiana, now in session at Indianapolis, has de-
cded that under the new Constitution the only re-
quisite necessary for a practitioner in that court
besides being voter is the certificate of any court
of record that the applicant is man of good mora
character.
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An Erception.-The Boston Traveller states
that the Treasurer of the American Tract Society
has received $4,000 from the son who is paying
legacies to the amount of $50 900 upon memoranda
left by his deceased mother, who made no will
and to whose property he is the sole heir An in
stance Of such honesty is Of rare occnrtence
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Mayoralty of New Orleans,

DECEMBER 10, 1851.
COUNCIL OF MUNICIPALITY No. Two.
Sitting of Tuesday, December 9. 1851.
p ESOLVED, That the Mayor be authorized
~ aud requested after giving days notice the otcia
paper sell public auction the contract for clr aiming ard
deepening the Camp street, Mepomene and ai streets
Canals agreeaby the specifications 10 be furnished by the
Surveyor. and Published with said notice All bids will be
subject 10 the approval of the Council
GSignedl JAMES IL. CALDWELL, President.
Approved December 49, lt5l.
=, [Sigoedl A, d: CRossNAs, Mayor.
True copy: II. BIER, Clerk.
MAYoRALTY OF New ORLEANS, December 10, 1851
NOTICE is hereby given in virtue of the above
resolution, that will sell my office. on MONDAY
the 9Th January 1s5s at "a O'Clock, M to the lowest bid
DER the contract for cleaning and deepening she Camp street.
Mepomene and Claiborne Canal, agreeably to the
specifications 10 be furnished by tie Surveyor
dis A. d. CRUssgAg Mayoy
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IMMENSE STOCK OF CLOTHING !
CLOTHING AT RETAIL.
.4gfreG .7sgsa1'Oe r. Co.'s
ONE PRICE STORE.
No. "a MAGAZINE STREET, corder of Gravier
~ We would the public general that
Clothing, Furnishing Goods, etc.,
sn a. as and o. T s Of 1%y s
only call and examine. Our immense brought
SS By the act icing ss he Prize, y. place upon
lied what represented be- Perfect satisfaction
All our clothing manufactured at establishment No.
Of our sas5 % no Pans ees srs The most SRA styles
lin. to call md examine our assortment.
The following only partial list of articles:
Frock and Dress Coats,
French and English Blzck Cloth Dress and FrocE Coats;
DO &c., ao Do 1s a ss Gs fs
Do Black and Fancy cOIOrsd Cloth Walking Coan;
e. Ss ssssyy s.5 ,.. gsss
Do Extra sup.ap. Drab sod Fancy colored Walking Coats
@ .:9 1a 1. y sss a nd Coats
Do sapsrhne Drsb cioth and Beaver walking do
Da &c Blue Bas 9Gs f e 90
Blanket Coats:
French Supehne Blue Brown and Gray Sac, and Paeos;
Do third do Fancy Colored do and Pne,ot.
Tweed Coats:
French, Enssh American Tweed sac Froek, Pasto
Do Do DO 90 % DO % Ps Siss..
CIoaks.
S SSss and and R Bss P Ps e GSfs cS, quality
Fancy SILK and Satin Vests, ali sa.'ti:.,
ss a i ssS Cloth Vests .rs
French DoesEin and Ch'sini're DO do
% SsfsSi M@s.i.s 'i and Buff Cashmere Do DO
H We ask particular attention of very rich
WEDDING and soiREE VESTS also. style Jenny Liuo
Vests.
French Elack Doesfin and Cashmere PanaloOn';
English sad Gray and
soya si5s:a nd hs:ssia Cashmere Fau,sIoon.
| French aud American Cottopade do
| Gentlcmen's Furnishing Goods,
Linen Liner, and nd Cotton Shirts, all Qualities n.,,,..
.s,o oSoa ana ss I Linen 81 qs'
% &5S Gd a eG ssa.9 RSs;d SD ssh Shirts "'
G ss,a Me- .s s a Ted Sad Flannel Shirts
sSyy and md s y Wsi,. F gsSsR os.,,
S Sss = ss$ /: ss;% ss.'
| HaIf-Hose:
All Wool, hsIno and Lamb, Wool Ho.e, all quatie,;
shaken fsaS @ try iS 1sce DO DO
Boys and children's Clothings
l BOYS DiaSA, puei Drown anu unVe Cloth krocks
| DO do do do Polkas;
| Do do do do
| Do Gray Cloth Jackets;
| Do French and Scotch Tweed Jackets;
| Do and Blue Cloth Closks;
| DO Beaver Pilot, C1d and Blanket Overcoaui
| ChildFen's Black aud Fancy Coored Cloth Suits
| Do do Blue, Brown and Olive RClsA Jackets;
Ssss sta 81 Ss'
Bows do do
| Do Black and Colored silk and Satin ve,ts
| De White and cocred Marsries Vests
| Black White Coorsd Kid Gloves j
| Black ard White SILK do
| Cashmere heriGo and Llse Thread Gloves;
| Fine andh Buck Gloves, dslttnt sEes;
| sUsPENDERs OF various kinds.
| SILK and Satin Cravatss
Back and Fancy Silk and Satin Crevsts;
| Do Italian Crsvss from 30 to 70 inchesi
Linen Silk handkerchief
White M Colorst Linen Botdsrsd Hsn1kercnlsfs
spitalfed India Bandana and Ponee Handkerchief
Trunks, valiseS, Carpet Bags, etc.
COTTON AND SILK UMRRELLAS
INDIA RUBBER GOODS OF EVERY DESCRIPTION
ONE PRICE FOR GOODS AND NO DEVIATION,
i ALFRED MUNROE co.
N. dsWe ~ Magazine sSss1t5
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MARIE DE LA NOUvELLE. ORLEANS. lie l3 Dec. 1851
I'm vertu de a resolution qu precede. adopte
- par lie Con ell de la Municipalie No Delx. seancs
du Decembe 1851, avis est present dome que
MONS de vingt jours pa'tr de Ia present publication
lie Conei de la dite iunicpaite procedera 10 mise
cuon de oration proIetee Consei, ou
ct lie ongement du oh. cOqullles la
Commune nar do sa 'ermnason sctuelle iusquau che
la Metaire, gne hroite. de soiXane
pieds adacente la propnee de In Banque dn Canal de Ia
Nonvelie Orleans conormemen ternes de ace egis-
atf du Avr 1889, giant oaver lie trace PANE
ton des rue9, la vile de Ia Nouye Orleans ct
de acte suppem au dit acte approve e Mai ls47
do A. ID. CROssMAN, Marie.
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.VGlC Publications.

tPuTNAM's EDlTIoS.]
6Just received. and for sale
j. b. SIT Il E LIS.
New orleans Stationers' Warehouse,
NO. 60 CAMP STREET.
AMERlCAN HISTORICAL GALLERY OF CUR L.
osiFlEs consisting Of the original documents
relating to the event, of the Revolution, variety Of
heques, Antiquities and Modern Autographs-coected and
eued BY Jay Smith, Librarian of the Philadelphia Lo
eanan Libraries, and John f. WATSON Philadelphia
anu Newfork, 5th edition, with additions, | vol folio.
FAMILY PICTURES FROM THE BIBLE-By Mrs,
Eliet, author OF Women of The American Rcvolutien"
The WIDE, WIDE WORLD-By Elizabeth Welhere,
9Th edition.
PuTNAM'S CYCLOP.EDfA OF HISTORY AND
CdRoNoLOGF-Ths Worlds Progress, with Charts.
PuTNAM'S CYCLOPEDiAo OF LITERATUREAN AMI
TIE FINE Artistry Geo. Ripley and Bayarj Taylor,
PuTNAM'S CYCLOPEDIA OF THE Artistry DR.
Antisel l2no.
PUTNAM's CYCLoPEDIA OF UNIVERSAL BI
oGRAPHY, l2no.
THE SHAKESPEARE TALEs-By Mrs Mary Cowder
Clarke, in Q vols
..,.Also....
KNIGHTS STUDIES OF SHAKESPEARE forming
companion volume every edition Of the text
kNlGHT'S STUDIES AND ILLUSTRATION of tn,
Writings of Shakespeare and of his Times in 3 vols
WRlGHT'S ENGLAND UNDER THE HOUSE OF
HANOVER dI5 l,gnI,yv
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Washington National Monument-The work on
the monument has been suspended for the season
1t has now attained to the height of one hundred
and four feet from the surface of the ground, and
il it advances with the same rapidly as it has sc
far done, it will in few years reach its apex a
an elevation of five hundred and seventeen feet.
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From Montepideo,-1he brig Susan arrived at
Baltimore on Friday week from Rio de Janeiro,
which port she left on the Oath October. The
latest advices from Montevideo are to the effect
that General Oribe was daily expected there, and
that this event would restore peace'to the Banda
Oriental.
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Nep Marka.-We understand that petition,
numsrously signed, for market in the neighbor-
hood of Claiborne and Common streets, has been
presented to the Second Municipality Council:
What action has been had upon the petition we dc
not learn. 1t is to be hoped that it will be favora.
bly, considered. The section Of the city in which
III market is proposed to be located is rapidly i'm
proving, and no much is fairly due to the conve
nience of citizens resident in the neighborhood.
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Later from Bermuda.-The steamer Merlin ar.
rived on Thursday week at NewYork, bringing
st. Thomas dates to the both ,'and Bermuda to the
18th ult. There had been succession of terrif,
gales from the North and Northwest. The Merlir
lsit at st. Thomas the ship Cheeseborough, from
Bait more, bound to Liverpool, in distress. She
has been leaking badly. Her pumps were stopped
and she was discharging her cargo.
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Heary Clay.-The editor of the New York Tri.
bune writes from Washington that MIR. Clay's
physical powers have been greatly imT aired. HI
says: He is much thinner, looks older, and is
less able to brave fatigue and exposure than he was
even last March. He suffers continually from O
dry hacking cough which has chung to and grown
upon him for the last eighteen months, and some
times causes him much distress. do greatly feaI
that this is the very last ses7ion of Congress where
in his eloquent voice will be heard and his po,en
influence felt in the councils of the nation.
"Mr. Gays determination is fixed and unatera
ble that psrsuasions nor entreaties shall induce
him 10 be again a candidate for the Presidency
He feels that his earthly career is near its close
| and that Whatever he has had to do for the coun
try s nearly Accumulated.
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MAYoRALTY OF NEW ORLEANS, Dec. 10. la5li
NOTICE is hereby given in virtue of the above,
4 resolution, passed by the Council Of Municipality No
Two at ner sitting of 9Th December sj thai 10 moi Less
than twenty days from the publication hereof the Council Of
Municipality No Two will proceed to act on The improve
m-n contemplated by said resolution viz to opep out Com
mon street rhe Road from Its present termination oug
to the lebhls Road, In straight line width of sky
feet, adjoining he property Of The New Orleans Canal Bank
ing Company agreeaby to the provisions the net OF the
Legislature OF the I'd Apr, 1872 regulating the opening Of
May, lSi7. A. d., CRoss.,g Nav,
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Probable AcquittaI-Advces from Rio Janeiro
state that Mr.. Frederick M. Reese, of Phila-
delphia, who recently shot and killed an Italian, a
keeper of a hotel, will probably be released; a,
least, such is the opinion of the American Consul
he being able to prove that he committed the deed
| in calf defepce
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MaIrio dc la NouveiIe-orI,ans.
LIE Is DEcEMBRE 1851.
CossElL DE La MUNiCIPALITE No. DgUx,s
Seanre in MaFdi

CoNsEIL DE La MuNiCIPALITz No, DEUxs
seance dc Mardi. DecemJr re ISL,
X ESOLU, Que llntention du Consei est (pour-
~ gu aucune opposition legae soft nitel douvrr
ct prooneer lie chemn coqoes de IA rue de Ia Commune
pertr de sa ermnason actuell nqu au chemn la Me-
alne en- gne droe laigeur de soxante ped ada
cente la propeeie de la Com la anque du Canal
de Ia Nonvee reans, aque lie ayoir len
goniormement acte du Avn 1884, egIant ouyerture
Nouvele uIeans. acte amendant dit ace APPROVE
10 8 Mai ls47,
Ressu, One lie Mare est de donrer publo
pendant yingt jours dams gazette otuele ct dams
pAbeie Angais ct Franeas, de nlenton ci,desus
enOncee,
lSlgnel JAS. H. CALDWELL, President.
Approuve lie 10 Decembre 1851.
, [Sisne1 A. D. CRossMAN, Marie.
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TnB PEAAL-Our neighbon of the Pear, on Saturday
svsaing last gave elegant supper their friends and
patseas. The whole aar decidedly recherche While
- The subject we may add. that Harry Fser, formerly OF
u marble Hall. Louisville, and George the handso
sy q obsooks. supervise affairs the bar of said Pearl
ia moat ssacsiul and engaging STYLE
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Railroads,-The citizens of franklin and Mercer
counties, KY, have each subscribed 5000, 900 to aid
in the construction of railroads.
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An Old Ssttlsr.-There was found in the town
Il Halifax, Mass, in July last by Chapman Fuller,
. land turtle over 1877 years old he was marked BY
Ebsnezer Fuller in TIA; so years ago he was
marked BY Jacob ThompsonA Ebenezer Fuller
was The great grandfather Of Chapman.
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MAYoRALTY OF New ORLEANS. Dec. 49, 1851
NOIlCE is hereby given, in virtue OF the above
re9o ution, that will sell my Office on MONDAY
the 9th January ls02 at IL O'Clock Me- lowest bidder
the contract Tor laying Sidewalks Canal Jackson and
Common streets acfo the public ground Claiborne street.
Surveyor tdl5l A. ID. CROssMAr Navnr
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Donations.-T The Professors in the Memphis
Medical College have each given $1,000 towards fur
nshiDg The college with full chemical apparatus,
cabinet, etc. There are seven Professors in the
chlle1e
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ORLEANS THEATRx.-Madame Widemsnp appears thi.
evening a. 0dete. in the opera Of Charles VIZ Those
Who have already heard her will fail to be there and as
bsss Of Der beat oharactsn we would upon all anna
an at correct asts ohssts and accurate execution apf
ehnss Of information in musc, not to mis- the opportunity
hing pyeennt.
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Another Search,-Henry Grinnell, ESQ.,, Of New
York, has offered to the Government his two yes.
sells, the Advance and Rescue, for another expedi-
ton in search of Sir John franklin.
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CoMPTRoLLER's OFFICE, SECOND MUsISIrALITY1
- New Orleans, December b. 1851.
pUBLIC NOTICE is hereby given, that on
l. SATURDAY. the sOh day Of December. 1851, at IL
bidder The right to ooc the of the St Mays Mar
ket (or account and risk Of Pa rick 5. Nugent
adj udcated the list instant, and no has a ed
comply with the conditions Tor year. viz from the lst
day Of January 1873, TO the 3ist day of December 1852
bo DAYS inclusive.
TERMS And CoNDiTIoNs-The farmer or Lessee shall, i'm
med after said adjudication furnish his security
satisfaction of the Finance Committee and such per-
shall fail do then shall proceed 10 adudioate the
of said market nt he leased responsible e5see
who shall Immediately after such rehabilitation, furnish
security above stated and endorsed by
said securities payable a p 9. 9, 10. H. and IL
months from the LIST January 1888.
lie sha also mortgage favor of the Municipality all the
rights which the collection of said armed
that deteu of the payment at maturity Of of the said
yonay the aforesaid rights so morgaged He shall also
hereafter be passed, in rel lion to said market.
ADOLPHE LAYET, Comptroller.
NeWOrleans Decenlber Ia lE5l