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joaE L. GEIs, Secretary
-TveIfrh Ward Whigs.-A meeting Of Wings
~ Oh Twelfth Ward, viii be held In the large room
s,.r Fsningtons Hotel corner Of Say ana l<o5n ~
~ A. O'clock for the purpose of organizing CLUB Tor
~ yunport Of the Wing candidates for President &c All
Whss q the Ward invited 10 attend and take part
-y5-Wbigs OF the sixteenth Ward-Union and
psro,y-At meeting of the Democratic wing ward
cssee an the XVIth Ward. held Thursday evening,
IL JAY inst. the following resolution was unsnlmOo'y
Dpr,d Tbst the Whgs ofthe XVIh Ward and all 9TH
lsc,or, Of the Ward friendly to the election Of WIN
~, scoTT 70 the Presidency of the United States be re-
S ;s,s md stSsv on THURSDAY EVENING 9Th July
Issnt o'clock for the purpose OF forming Cluo and
orrspizns for the Campaign and that COMMITTEE OF SIX
H. necessary Bnap gements for the meeting
The following gentlemen appointed such Commttee
Charles Riddle Jos. s. Myers, Samuel De Lamater John
WILLIAM CRUssELL, Chairman Ward Committee.
r. HILL WHEELER, Sec'y pro tenn
ne undersigned unite in the call Of the meeting above
''''A''''' Sixteenth Ward Wig Committee.
Cha. p. Edwards, John Taylor,
klsx Knox, s. Mum,
cJ Day Jas Healy,
~ d Hopper, M. Hanna
~. q Myers j.. Hopper,
q " Campbell G. E Stout
CIV. Hsrdenbrook, w DcseIson,
VIM Stewart Moses Jackson,
iossnh Rogers William Crussell
r. Hin Wheeler, William GOOD,
n Rornaine j. McCune
Henry IL Nav lease Mitchell,
Stephen MITCHELL J. hoacn,
Iohn McIntyre James Bird,
General Committee, piz.:
A. w Bradford, H. y. Bolster,
pobert smith r. II. Shannon,
Samuel De Lamater.
YOUNG Mems General Committee rtz.:
Robert g. Campbell, w; Hodghnson,
A O. Willard, Il. Ferguson,
Charles Ridden.
The undermined unite in the foregoing call
John II. Linton John harrington. Eden S.ys9ueA
q Apserine John =. Cumming, VIM. Borden,
W W,lsy George. Clark J. w. De LsmsteT,
John w Howe, Edwgd bher, WIN ~ no''e'
Ca, J. Day John De Lamater, John Hinton,
49,. 49,. Thos Christy III. b. Bolster
q n cn.bynsn sami s. Constant, joseph Rogers,
~ n HINT Alex. MCGUIRE, ID. A. Cushman,
Henry Vented, Peter Marsh, r,ioyd smith,
lam DAWSON James Cumming, VIM. ). Dawson,
Vim smith Joseph Tucker, O. b. smith,
49, sea,aa Nicholas Dean, Mason Thomson,
WI. Tbomson James Warren, Randolph Brant,
iihed Waite VIM. Menzies, Peter Collins,
Isase DAYTON Charles Ro0me, John thomson
A sndsemsn, Absah Smith, John Hyer,
James Hornby.
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pARNUM'S MUSEUM -Admittance
ID to everything IS cents Children under 10 yes III
sents rMsuet &c, III ssns extra. Gigantic OSTRICH,
he ORANG 0UTANG, enormous SERPENfS, Just re-
seivee also the Gorgeous Oriental Tablesu OF CEREAN
SCULPTURE, entitled Lord Byron and the Gresks all
moving a. III ALIVE. In the Lecture Room THIS AR-
TEHNOON at and also THIS EVENING st g. the beau
nful domestic drama Of the VILLAGE PHANTOM. The
HAPPY FAMILY, kc., to be seen at all hours.
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~ scott and Graham-Efghteenth Ward
H{,hippewu Club regular meeting OF this Clap
viii take place at the NewHaveD Hotel corner o. slth-s
and ith.sy ON THIS "Wednesday EVENING July y at
Soeiock fbs Whies of the Ward are invited attend.
By order. M. d. GREENE, President.
WV RoBERrsoN Jr, Secretary.
" wbiss Of the Nineteenth Ward;-A meeting ans
OF the FORT GEORGE SCOTT aud GRAHAM CLUB
vii take place at Aertons corner OF Foathay and ifthst
THIS "wednesday EVENING July 2, at o'clock.
JAMES 4. COULTER, President.
II. J. MUNRoB,
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11oliticaI Notices.

~ rim Ward scott md Graham gIao.-
To DS - attend meeting Of the Club at the Marion
So No. iii West Broadway. THIS lWednesday)
rrvvTgNING at o'clock. JOHN d. FklNh, freSI
inas L. GEIB Secretary.
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- Notice 20 PASSENGERS from Pnuama 60
California. The PACIFIC NAIL STEAMSHIP COM.
fANY feel called upon give public notice that tickets
viii be recognized BY their agent at Panama which
sxped BY al offices Of this Company and that tickets thus
rgned can Be Obtained only their Agency No LIT West
q Of L BARTLETT, Esq, Bos,ooi or Messrs. ARM
ETk0NG. HARRIS 4 co, New-O York, Jan.
IS 1852 By order WM II. DAVID6E, Secretary.
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~ Emisrant Intelligence Ofice nqd Labor
kxchnpse, NosL IS and "a Canal-st, New pork.-Ihs
once esiAolshed by the Commissioners Of Emigration
where always be found large numbers OF LaAore and
Servants II very Tow rates Of wages and persons have
hsr orders filled ~ writing the Superintendent and send
es the amount necessary 20 pay the passage OF the parties
inquired no fees charged TO EMPLOYERS
JAS. P. PAGAN, Saperfntendenl
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BROADWAY THEATER.-The pub
ID lie are respectfully informed that Grand Dramatic
Festival will be given this Theatre Wednesday
ing next July T. on which occasion Mr. FORREST. the
American Tagedsn win appear in Of his great chaIac
tiers together with Mr. CHARLES BRAHAM Mr.. aad
Mrs SEGUlN, Mr.. and Mrs. BARNEY WILLIAMS and
other distin guished artists
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Chanres for Bnsiness Men.

ITO HATTERS.-For sale, the Stock,
Fixtures &c OF the established % hat mandatory.
setile g a fam BROWN l5s Canabst
MACHINERY and LEASE for SALE.
Machinery consisting Of Engine, Boilers sna,as
and Betting, Burr Stone Mills Cracker Conee
No l6l Duans-st-
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R NUNS MUSEUM-C. w.
- CLARkE'S RENEEII - TaIIRSnAY AErER.

IEI-JD,S LAKhE,S BENEFIr. THURSDAY AFTER
NOoN AID EVENING, July g. Grand Gala Day. Great
Semeirston Of Dlstipe uished Arrsts In the AFTER
s nv oy PsIs1st request Of families the beaut
Poweuleast Pauline, Miss L. Mestayer; Cauds Ilsaotte
Col. Damss, Mr A. Andrews "
In the EVENING the interesting drama of THE Ia
DES bAfILE, IN which Mad. Ponisi Ms. Conway Mr.
a W. Eenno mr. Reynolds, Mr. Pope and other members
OF the Broadway Theater. will appear After xhirh ~.
amusing peee OF TIE IRISH LYON Ton Moore Mr.
Bsrney Williams; Mrs Fzgis, Ms Barney Wilh.ms To
gether with the pleasing comedy Of THE MAID OF MIN
SrER. Kate QBrian, Miss L. Messenger; Susan. Mr..
Skerrit; Sam, Mr. I. johnson; ChzIes Mr. c. w Clsrks
Prices viii remain usual IS Secured sests 5or
N.BPersOns having C. w Clarkes Der eft t-kets dSeS
Wednesday viii please alter the to Thursday july
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Hpseial Notices.


10 Card.-ThOse Firsmen and Citizens who 50 gsner,
osy exered themselves TO preserve the property at No Ill
hotst nom fire July 5th will please accept the owners
most heartfelt thanks Ncw-York, Jaly q, 1882
~ Union Coilese.-PHI BETA KAPPA-The
Annual meeting Of tue New-Yok Alpha Of the Phi
Beta Kappa Society will DO held on TUESDAY, July
Td2P NJ. in the Senior Chapel Of Union College The
Anniversary. Grafton viii be delivered before TIE Soce-
tm4P. a. on the same day in the Presbyterian Church
OF the City Of Schenectady by Rev N Martin ofAlbmy,
and Be followed by the Poem BY Rev Ralph Hoyt Of New
York ALONZO POTTER, President
WM NJ GILLESPIE, Cor. seo'y,
Iv-General Society of NJ chanics and Trades
men of the City of Newly ork.-The Regular Meet
Ing OF the Society will be held at Mechanics Hall No Az
Broadway THIS "wednesday EVENING, at one hour
after sunset THOMAS EARLE, Secretary.
n Twentieth Ward-G00D LUCK.-At TEN
PERANCE TENT, between sth and 9th-sys- on West
&th-st, the Hon. T. d. CULVER viii deliver an Address
THIS EVENING" the great moral question OF the age
TEMPERANCE. This speaker never tails TO instruct and
please Great viii be the loss Of all who ta to hear him
IT, Hopes Express.-Nia CENTRAL x ABROAD
efNEWJERsEY. Twice daily from New York 20 Easton,
"a Leaving At ocl6ck, A. RI, and o'clock r. M. Oce
NC. ~ Broadway, New-Iogk.
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UfFlCf OF TIE CoMMlSSfoNER OF JURORS,
Ne Z City Hall
~ Jury Noticc.-Ah persons exempt by law from
The performance Of jury duty who have not registered their
exemption this Office notified 10 do 20 on on before the
10Th DAY Of July pext, required by law.
VIM A. WALKER. Commissioner Of Jurors
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TTyHE MECHANIC. No. 8, lust Issued

TNHE MECHANIC, No. 5, just Issued
Contents Inventors Of Genius and those Of Ordinary
Capacity Conussted-Hory of the Discovery OF the Iheo
rem Central Forces. BY Newton and othert iamaty
try noticing the Inventor Each Machine their Produc
ton Dimension of Building, Power Required, Sc cen
tinued-Sensth Of Material continued. with Practical De
ductions-Notice CT all New Motive Powers now before
the Public &c, Sc-Large Selection OF Miscellaneous
Reading Terms 81 per vear-ti in advance. All commu-
ncations addressed to c. L. LEONARD Editor, No 100
Pearl-st, NY.
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COUNTRY BOARD-Hudson River,

near the city, but quite out Of town"-The Mansion
House. S6tht on the river side genee private estsb
shment Access BY Jenny Lind" from pier No.
so Chambersst at 81 l. and 81 O'clock Bloomngdaie
(om City HalD and OKeess sthsv stages at all hours,
and after July the Hudson River Railroad cars will stop
twice a day very near the House.
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IHTHIG NEWSPAPER ESTABLISH

w MFNT for sALE.-For sale, on reasonable terms,
NJ the mos eligible Country Newspaper Estaosnmen
IT, which population OF nearly COO snd which
gives ordinary Wing majority OF from one hundred 70 I'VE
hundred Inquire Of HORACE GREELEY, ESQ., lneons
Office. or ofy. B. PALMER Newspaper Agency, Tribune
Buldinrs. New-York.
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A S good plain Cook, by respectable
~ voung Woman /, AZ excellent Baker, aTstrate Wash-
er ana Ironer and willing to make herself generally
goed home more Of object than wages Hal no ooec-
epce given Cali At No. 465 Washingtonst Can be seen
for two DAYS
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BOARD-Wanted, with

Nprivate family, or furnished Cottage, Tor sUentIe'
man. Wife Elk children and three servants Also staolns
chester County at convenient distance from the Railroad
prefened Address H. s., Box 1910, New-fork Post'ohce
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Uanis.

S Cook and to help as Laundress, by
"a one and Is Chsnbemaid and to wash and iron or 90
plain sewing by the other These grs SISTERS az Wy
sxnerercsd and have six years reference from their last
place Weuld 20 in the country Call at No "a ehav IN
the bookstore.
AS English Cook, and a good Washer
"A and Irof.er by respectable Won an in respectable
private family Call No. y Prnee-st Good references
kom her last place.
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~Twelfth Ward Whigs.-A meeting OF wings
~ f)is Twelfth Ward, will be held in the large room
-, g sningtons Hotel, corner Of 8av. and I1SLhn
~ ma,.ra On WEDNESDAY EVENING next, the tn OF
- :, O'clock for the purpose of organizing Club for
~ yuport Of the Wing candidates for President &c All
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THO PHYSICIANS and DRUGGISTS.

For sale an old established Drug Store, doing good
business WIN be sold at bargain II applied for soon a.
the owner wishes to leave the city For particularly apply
at No. 562 Grsnd-st.
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ITO CAPTTALISTS.-The advertiser

desires the cooperation Of q gentleman possessing
some capital in order TO eee, the completion Of machine
which mas passed through the preliminary STAGES Of
struction. address OSCiLLAToR, Tribune Office during
wee
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THE MARINE HOTEL, at Fairfield,
Connecticut will DO opened BY It's propnetof ). =.
unNNOY on the lat aay of June next a summer osnas
Of he New-York Hotel The Marine Hotel 70 situated N
beautiful village Long Island sound snorolns al .ne
shs diacent country Every endssyor will be exerted 70 IN
1re f the Hotel the distinguished patronage OF Preyoo
Plans can be seen and engaged e. ms aoovs
Hot, Al Fairfield at the New-York Hotel Inc aessne
NOM Kew YORK Is So miles and trains BY the nevf ~.
Nsv.Haven Railroad stop at rsirheidsevsai un -
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OTBBLE HOUSE. DETROIT, MICH.

DIGAN.-The proprietor Of this establishment tpeas
snty situated on the of Jeersonav and Randolph
st repe stfly asks continuance ofpubic paror age The
house opened on the 4h last handsomely iur
eron shall be wanting render their soourn agreeable
ORVILLE B. DlBBLE,
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" The Franklin Building Assocfation.-The
ninth regular monthly meeting of this Association viii be
held at Washington Hall WEDNESDAY EVENING,
July T. 1852 at O'Clock. Members requested to be
punctusl in the payment OF their dues at the Secetas
office. 5. i. BARTOL. President.
C. L. Poyp Sec'y, No. Is Spruce st, I'd floor
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EXCELSIOR HOUSE, Croton Dam,

Westchester Co.-The undersigned respectfully in.
forms his friends and the public shat the above house Is now
open for the reception Of boarders and visitors It situated
on the banks of Croton Lake. In the immediate vicinity OF
the DAM surrounded by the most picturesque scenery.
THERE'S fine fishing ia the Lake and beautiful drives in the
neghborhood IL Is of convenient 10 the city bY
either the Harlem or Hudson River Railroads
ANDREW l.. PURDY.
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THREE or four single Gentlemsn,. "
Gsntlamsu ara thsir Wives e. - SsSr.srsr6
sf The nodssn-bals hsuss. Ne. Us Hsa'ss~
sxehanssd.
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L,AMILIES in want of good help, fol
CITY or county, can obtain such at the Office No. 2iC
Grsnd-st near the Bowey, where domestic servants
but worthy faithful and temperate, can remain j. WATTS
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NROSBYJS HORIZON HOUSE,
NAPEISLAND BATHING-NA-

" TIONAL HALL-Ths large, new and elegant Ho-
tel is now open for the season The public will lind this
items from the shore with magnificent view of the Ocean.
AARON GARRETSON, Proprietor.
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~ New village -WILLIAMsBRIDGE, HAIR
LEM RAILROAD-A meeting OF subscribers and all others
wishing become such, will be held at Military Hall,
Bowery, opposite Spring-st- WEDNESDAY EVENING,
July o'clock Puncua attendance is requested The
books open for subscribers at No. Nassau-st
Aax.r Xnxk
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~ Mrs. L.. N. Fowler, M. d., win consult with
liIes medically at her residence, No 30 Eat bosa"ay
from Q A NJ TO PM
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MEN WANTED-Twenty Men, to sell

I'VE an article wanted IN every ia nily. Agents for Bos-
ton Philadelphia NewEnsland the Western and Southern
States wanted They make 81 600 per annu with
small capital Cal OF address postpaid No. ST Broad
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ROAHD.--T0 Let, an eIegdnt sutto Oh
I'D Rooms hand somely fnmished--two parlon with bed
rooms snd sitting rooms all communicating iii requred on
second floor The have all the modern ipovemsnts
gas hot and cold water, large psntries Also two rooms
Convenient for two three gentlemen The situation can
not be surpassed Fstclsss house situated at No SO St.
Marks place. near 2d-sv Doner hour ut g. Unsxcepton-
able references given and required
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GUNNER Retreats.
DOARD in HOBOKEN-A Gentleman

and his Wife, or two Gentemen can be acconlllo-
dated viii large handsomely furnished Room and Board At
No IL Franknensce Hot and cold baths Apply a, Mo-
II Frankn-tenace or zddIs w Post-Ofice Hoboken.
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MEDICAL.
EaALLEY's MAGICAL pam u,

EAAALl1ILiEsYfs,sSs MAGICAL PAIN EXTRACTOR.
y % as 4
"a ssy ss, fs
9 a m.s s ss.
%s lie s
Be~s the EXTRACTOR
a sven
oes any sden IN i hs, @ hSny
At 81
from ali parts d The Country
removes at once the pam and sorepssa r,..,.
Mf% Ito sss@y asa Sy
ss ss
nTs Fa * s SEs' b @s a aad e M
utter well and hearty snd the OF two
s vs 's 'tsai S'a s S
cincinnst. th mcnth, 1851.
ERYsIPELAS
Fer Eyspela the PAIN EXTRACTION Invaluable Other
aa ag aps y @ ss fhu
esoets thorough euro
wear, medical Asriss II. s = N. ssSs
'% kR he Asf Asa ss p sa as s
y naS Sa' oass a1 J af Ky o0 q NY
n hs ISS as s ba p y # The net oo a'
A., In this mssr iSasa for death and VIXEN
TRY DALLEY's PAIN EXTRACTOR
s 1ef d sr pn GD to otss M In
aoRs re .lSreus9y t III liz
them me- lie your aaab Enc Enc
,a being NOW strong ever and have been
SALT EHEuM.
This Gsihe .hat pAEys PAN EXTRACTOR has been nsed
s been a snd ssy 'ST 5 a
that r. What allen rsdsr my
ssrg R seys sss i IL In ] ,gf j e.
BnSsic w. '--'' Hi'AfiS'
CosTIyENEss; OR, CONSTIPATION OF THE BowELs
y r f s dase III h. prsf t sas' and o Certain
alter ali IL old av ss f' Persons h gfrs
% At our 9es with nnsn their faces stating that
e bowels and ccrsaa repied from it, e.
' sIl 5s be ' td per-:
ey sas and ia no instance the Paa harm
SORE NIPPLES.
efficacy the PAIN EXTRACTOR this is remarkable
n %GM n3 ag r saS do net hesitate to that .hs ONT
s on IL psH2S pwns wss p5agq2sa s
one of our Agcats: ~ p' -
Thjs will certify tia. have usoa DALLEys MAGICAL PAIN
I X Sa s AS remedy for sSts Nipples
sS aes % with that most d'1 pss
FEVER SORES.
hereby certify that have been afflicted with m Fever
% and Fs gB Ssl s'n nlT Ts h Sa ns
os Fam G's 4 G
hss s I'll S'sa sS sso ON;
Henrietta, Monroe county, N w. Mag 1858. 10
CUTS, WOUNDS AND SORES.
The effects PAIN EXTRACTOR truly wonderful quickly
it, spes lsas o af Ssa Of g an ho AR
pardeed.
a;sr sA A vssk since while working my
tered the top foot last below the instsp The began
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FENREASURER'S OFFICE, New Orleans Aug.
Is lsSs.n aecortHnce with the provisions the fifth
secon o. te Act OF Consolidation notice hereby
lowing bills unpaid Taxes for the Third District
| Kennedy Judge.
Persons whose appended hereby appear and
answer the demand contained in said Tax Bills
date hereof. w II, GARLAND Tresaursr
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MEDICAL.

GENUINE MEDlCINE WAREHOUSE, No
~ 1b1 CHaR1RESs1REElJ. WRIGHT CO. hayng resolye cd
department
win poprietors and all the genuine popular
the Quilted States,
with ample assortment nj rates
prices enabled
the most extensive which be found IN hn
sale Of Patent hieunes they have acquired facilities for conducting the
particular department Gu the most n are prepared,
fail hnndpome per his either whole
establishment found full OF
GENUINE PATENT MEDICINES The following lat coprilss
furnished to dcaers
from than than
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= 2 3 3 2 2 = 2 =
Mg~ G OUNTE FEITsi!-N

C0UNTERFETTS fBOUND!!
AL other falsely PAIN EXTRkCr0Is se Counterfcits Of
DALLhYS. The orthis hope that stealing
they induce pube lh nts BOD
sees th virtues OF the genuine articles Buy
Agents.
~ ATTEND TO THE PECULIAR MARKS uPoN THE GEN.
Hln,E AND OBSERVE THAT TIE NAME, H p4LLEY,n BE
WRITTEN WITH A PEN, IN DIFFERENT COLORED INK ON
THE ENVELOPE OF EACH BOX, AND THAT NO OTHER BE
~ General Depot States where all ords
will be promptly executed H. BAILEY CO.,
&,b BROADWAY, Nov York,
SOUTHERN DEPOT.
Isl CHARITIES STREET NowOrleans,
Where all Dealers the LOUISIANA ALABAMA
SsSFPI, KENTUCKY md CITY Of ST LOUIS
in Tie State OF MISSOURI, will Re promptly supplied.
JOHN WRIGHT Il CO.,
Cpr.rn Ayprtu fr raoijT e--it
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The Plates shall be made in good and ormauike n4er
from the best quality charcoal ough according
hie knees shall IN all cases he rnsi 4ch.
The sal bind himself deliver time
and in such quantities the Surveyormsy Said Plates
peTr the eVou of the city such the
direct, within sixty days from the The ORDER pen
atty OF weaty-f dollars per day.
Te n;l bud msG to delTsr to the city, at the expa
Security amount OF $4,000 aha be required for the faithful per-
Z INV of she coutrsct,
cash. each delivery the
the surveyor.
Bids 10 ls per pound, LOUIS II. PILE, City Surveyor
New Orleans, August 10, 1852, aui6 I'd
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ATO. N3.-Rfsolm que lie Contr6ieur soft ct
inure autorIs6 vendre encan dix davis
nbgG furniture rons
de- Vile, pnAnt dune dapres plan plec
ratisns gisres au bureau du Yoyer.
lsjsn6l FRANs. ALPUENTE,
President du Cons Aldermen.
[SgneJ JAMES ROBB
President du Gems. des Aldermen.
Arprouyt lie aoi 1852.
tsgnt I'D. CRossMAN, SInire
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SsppaA Rsn,esansatirs Dissricl


Y EASUKEK'S OFFICE, New Orleans, Aug.
81 tssan accordance with the provs;sn q The thirty iah
cwiS s Of unpaid TaSes r hs Third strict
Lug nbahl Justiee
appended hereby cited and
III Bulls fifteen days from tAe
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-11-02
Liverpool Prices Current of Grain. &c.

LIvERPooL, lCth MlnIh, I5Ih, IboZ
Since the 18th have had much hEmness n 'he shN
market the business transacted WHEAT and FLOUR
from that day has fully supported the advance thsn
noted but from the want OF suitable lots ship tie latter
but small tfade has resulted INDIAN CoSN have
been in good request and further edvance OF has been
paid osTgots G. T. Andl We have had liberal arrivals
WHAT from America since this dsy week, bl. much OF
has hand very bad condition from heating
the passage.
We had bat small attendance market this mora
ing ard CONSEQUENCE had ss doing IN WHSAf than
the 18th this day week. Wa-eh0ased parcels were
held tor the advance Friday but lots shin, 70
effect clearance the in favor Of The buyer Good
qualities Of American FLOUR wero uuatered IN value; the
quantity sale continues sceny French aiso IN very
limited supply. 49,
Oars were hardly much inquired AFTER on Friday
and for good new MEAL the demand was far AZ ~
a276 y load-od for feeding very difficult Of sale No
INDIAN Com on the spot and for osies there less III
moderate demand at 81 y 4So 70 the spot q c. r.
and L. We are respectfully,
RICHARDSON BSoTHEss i Co.