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SUS AU VOLEUR.

51
VOLES lie % de ce mois, deux Che
vaux americans !: Pun, girls pommele,
ayant les cornes des sabots %tendues;
rautre, %alezan, ayant une etoile au front
ct allant lie train; tous les deux appar-
tiennent au soussigne.
J. p. LABAT.
GUne recompense libera'e sera &C
cordee a celui qui pourra METRE la main
sur lie yoleur on settlement lie fare
naftre. Cette meme recompense sera co
cordee a ceiui qui fera retrouver les
ctesaux.
= IBRAIRIE-Livres de Classe f~rancais an
~ alais ct espagnols, a vendre par
RICHARD& TEMPLET
Deaaldsonville, II, rue mississippi.
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WINS, ET'C


NoIS.
4 vendre. par lie soussigne, a bon marrhS
pour du Compliant.
Pates truffes en- I'M quart de boite.
Cepes a lhuile.
Champignons a lluile.
Homards-
petits Pois au %naturel.
Irulies du Perigord,
Sardines a Ihuile.
Concombres au yinaigre, tranGais ct
americans.
Liqueurs assorties.
Wins rouges, en- bariqnes.
Wins en- caIsse.
St-Ju!ien- Medoc.
Chateau Latte.
Chateau Leoville. Muscat de Lunel.
Gruau Larose. Chablis.
Clos Bougeat. RudesheImer.
Wins blancs. HautySauterne.
Tous les articles vendus au No IS, sont
refinement gaFantis ct p~euvent etre retour'
mes s'iIs ne CONVENIENT pas.
81 J. JARRY.
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A VENDRE.

rFER du Tennessee: de differences dimensions
* do do a Bouillolre, rlVets de dit
%ferentes dimensions.
Pioches, pelles, haches a main. a ecarrlr, a
bucher, ct TN assortment complet de q%ulncall-
lerie.
90 barils de cIous de Boston, cordes en- pitres,
cotton {. chanvrc. y vendre a bon marche
ponr du compliant.
25 ayril 1851. RICHARD ct TEMPLET.
EWsEfiTRES de SO, 1912. 1l-l6, l2-20.
~ I4-20; premiere q~na'ite.
800 livres mastique, peIntures, huIie ct esprit:
terebenthine. noir de tunee.-A vendre a bon
marche, pour du compliant.
25 avril 1851. RICHARD ct TEMPIEI.
LANDS FOR SALE.
One hundred and sixty five acres Of land ST.
tuated in the parish of Assumption, fronting on
Belle alias Grand River; being lots N L.
and 3 of section Ne %, township No Is, Ran
&c II East.
These lands are fertile and admirably situat-
ted for a sugar plantation.
For further particulars. apply to.
J.. N. TERRIO,
Donaldsonville Agent and collector,
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MONUMENTS FUNEBRES.

lie soussigne, dams lie but d'etre agreeable
au public, Sc propose de tracer des chemins
all cimetiere. Ainsi les personnes qui de
sirent avoir des places de choix pour la cons
~truction de tombes GU de caveaux de famil-
lie, sont prices de Sc presenter dams lie plus
pref delai,
II ofre ses services pour Ia construction
des tombes ct cayeaux de famille, ct de tou-
tie espece de monument fIncbre soft en- mar
bre d'Italie Oh du pays. II a I'm assert men
de dessins au choix de toutes les personnes
uui voudront bien lui accorder leur CONTAIN
ce. II a %toujours pour lie service du public
des tombes en- brique ct en- pierre taites
d'avance.
+. I. GUYE, directeur du cimetiere
Donaldsonhville, en- face de IEglise,
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1AM WEYAND, Facteur de Pianos, tous
Avk. les trois mois passe dams fAssomption
ainsi que chaque fois quill est appele par les ha-
bitants.
Les personnes qui voudralent sabonner pour
faire accorder leurs pianos, y trouveront leur
avantage.
@ n. Weyand, a CONSIGNMENT en- mains
IN grand nombre de pianos de tous genres, quill
ofre a vendre a des Prix moderes ii a en- ou-
tire en- ce moment un superbe piano a queue,
pysteme en- fer, qui, pour lie son ct la beaute ma
sas de SUPERIOR dams l'Etat. nl2*
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AUX HABITANTS.
M. r. CAUSSAT, FORGERON.
E+,hi; mn MOI, nlus has oue FE,plisp

q -
Pasoissiale.
Ofre ses services a Messieurs les planteurs. u
executera dams ses a~teliers tous les ouvrages
cu'on voudra bien lui confer, on il Sc transpor-,
terra dams les sucreries a la convenience des ha-
bitants.
n est pref a ~recevoir des ordres pour lie con-
sfectionnement de grillages: grillages pour TOM
beaux GU pour devantures, balloons, ETC., etc.
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]. v. JUICE fait savoir au public
. quill Went tout recemment d'as-
sorsIr son rm,agasin de tous les articles de
Gfocerie, Mercerie ct Quincaillerie. On
rouyera chez lui bonnie qualite de mar
lehandises ct modicite de prix.
Donaldsonville, enc. des rues Iberyille ct
L.afourche. aq 3ni
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TONNELLERIE.

FCQUES WHEY. Tonnellier, EA
Donaldsonville, al'honneur d'infor- 77
mer messieurs les planteurs quill fabrique des
RARILS MELASSE, de la contenance de A
) 4b gallons. q des prix moderes. Sa %tonnelle.
rie EST situee rue Mississippi, presqu'en face de
rEglise. lns*
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A. GENTLE,
.AU0caf. u n NiOEeOnUstfe-

Exerce sa profession dams lie 5eme DIS
trict Judiciaire, compose des paro'sses AS
somption, Latourche Interne ct Ierre0onne'
II donnera tous ses soins aux ~affalres quon
voudra bien Iui confer dams ce district ct les
ayoisinants. l's'"'
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SO. LIE lot No. 20 dansla rue du Bayou,
! Donaldsonville, avec les batiments ct anne
liorations qui sly trouvenI:
TERMES & CONDITIONS
DE LA vENTE.
L.,habitation sera vendue en- bloc GU par
lots. scion lie vnu des acquereurs ct quel-
o,es-uns des ~esclaves seront vendus par
familles ct lie reste s~eparement. Les ter
mes sont CONNIE suit : un tiers du Prlx en-
mars 1852, un tiers en- mars . CT IN
TORS on 1854. Les acquereurs fourniront
ls,rs hillets wee securite approuvee ct in
soIido. payables au bureau du recorder a
Donaldsonville, avec interet a hut pour
cent par an apreas P~echeance jusqu'a parfait
naiement, ct lie coht total sera garanti par
bypotheque speciale pour conserver lie pri-
vilege du vendeur. .a
Sherif.
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A. PERIER,
Rue Royale No. 80 entire St. Philippe ct Ur-7
sulines.
f.@s NOUVELLE-ORLEANS
Pianss en- tons genres de Pleyes, Erardet Debain.
DIANOS Picolo a mechanique de De-
balm, les premiers qui ont paru dams
lie pays, sur lesquels on peut, sans etre mu-
s%icien, executor les grands morceaux dope.
ra ct tous les airs nouveaux.
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FoRGERoN ct MGENIEUR MECNICIEN
~ JACOB Fl. ALMENDINGER pre-
Went les planteurs quill executera a
domicile toutes sortes d'ouvrages de sa profess
sion. ou'on voudra bien lui confer ct quill Sc
fransportera sur toutes les habitations Oh il sera
apnele. pour Y executor les reparations des ma
chimes j vapeur, ct les METRE en- peu de temps ct
AIDES prix moderes, a meme de bien tonction-
ner. n9,6i
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DIRECTORY.
A. GENTLE,
II ff0rMey az III a 90

Practices in the Fifth Judicial District
IN the parishes of Assumption, Lafourche
Interior and 7errebonne. and will give par.
,icular attention to law suits that may be en-
trusted to him. slo,nl'
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PATENT MEDICINES DEPOT,
oHo. ~.
GN;ss. gtteet @oralo,osuiIe.

Always on hand, for sale for "Cash, On
ly, a fresh supply ofthe following medici-
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HINGRY. Grocer opposite Tire
NJ Ferries, Donaldsonville, La.
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$36.193 81


$780, 1873 9l
NewOrleans, June 8, 1852. W. H. GARLAND, Treas'r.
A communication from the Comptroller, noti-
flying the Board Of the adjudication of the con-
tract for the running of the draining machine
of the First District, having been read,
Mr.. Leeds moved to accept said adjudication,
and to refer the securities to the Finance Com
mite, which motion was carried.
A communication from the Surveyor, notify
ing the Board of the discharge of w. D. Grims-
ley, engineer of the draining machine Of the
First District; suggesting various improvements
to the Poydras Market, and also recommending
the construction of sidewalks on the improved
batture property, and informing the Council of
the repair of several of the wharves of the First
District, was read and referred to the Commit
tee on Streets and Landings.
A communication from the Street Commits
sioner, asking that suitable Office be appropri-
ated for him, was read and referred to the spe-
cial committee, appointed on the Doth April, to
arrange rooms, ETC., for public offices.
A communication from the same officer, noti-
flying the Board Of the expiration of sundry con-
tracts, and of the neglect of sundry contractors,
was read and referred to the Committee on
Streets and Landings.
The following communication from the Presi-
dent of the Board of School Directors of the
| First District, was read and referred to the
| Committee on Education:
TO The Board assistant aldermen city Of Nep Orleans
by order Of the Board of Directors Of the Public Schools
of the First District transmit to you the annexed
| luton passed on the Sd Of June.
| With great respect,
EDWARD RAwLE, President,
Reor That the President Of this Board be requested
to inform the City Councils that the physician appointed
to vaccine the children Of the schools of this District has
entirely neglected his duties for the last ten months and
| to call their attention to the subject.
| MESSAGE FROM THE BOARD OF ALDERMEN.
| A message was received from the Board Of
Aldermen, announcing the concurrence of that
| body in the following resolution, viz /:
A resolution requesting tho opinion Of the At.
torney as to the legal right Of the Directors Of
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REMOVALS

ID EMOVAL.-BARELII g. Co. have tempora-
u their 6l Common street 10 No. % Com
mons street. my5
ID ENIOVAL.-R II. MARR, Attorney at Law,
III hns removed from No. II st. Charles street No. 81 Camp
up stairs. n25 ly
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cil and ttst III i Suf snt,slcs de q & -, ~ ~ y y.
shsll b = rsmoysd Your eonnitsss ssis ~ e.
y sscrs u t,s ~ y s
ton. b. M MeEnas, Cksisrnsu Police C. - {
7 Rsselsea, That the Treasurer = bsxsoy aux1ll
pSy hs ~, e sne % s xsEfsns % g nc Mayor e
sIaim ss IN ciiesr y the rosiss y Muaiesstv n H.
~ Ha.,,,.n =. rL.s-... s. n. !. s-s., !
g Sns.ran q sne s2e1s
lowing report. & !. 55 = VI ~ 7Sg1 a Z
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ss1arss oP t g con1sr y s % sn.enss g y
s.. s - & W - emyscyece e9 t1e Oity % Now
a,,,,yn q - u 49, w. 1osl0WmS 9un1t
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f shs saa ", your Ssspse
sy a ~ ~ 49, - ssele be sesed ufoa -
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very respectfully your obedent servant,
A. D. CRosssiAN. Mayor.

The rules being suspended, Mr.. Leeds pre-
sented the following, which was read twice and
adopted, .r---r---
Resoe That for the election to take place the 2st
June next the following Inspectors and Clerks hereby
appointed on the part of this Board:
First Vmd-Inspector Mark Walton. Clerk, j. W.
Hazard
Second Wgd-rnspector, Charles J. Leeds. Clerk, T.
Chase.
Third Wmd-Inspector J. N. Hawthorn. Clerk D. NJ
Beecher.
Fourth Ward-Inspector Z. Solomon. Clerk R. Abbott
Fifth WardAInspector Pierre Deverges. Clerk, L. Bozo-
nier
Sizth Ward-Inspector, NJ Barnett, sr Clerk, ]. T.
Dufour.
sereath Ward-Inspector, Riyiere Gardere. Clerk, f.
AuZont.
Eighth Ward-Inspector, L. Bernard Clerk, 7. Lanaux
Ninth HGa-lnspector, W. @. Flanders. Clerk, L.
Roger.
Ttath WaI-1nspector, D. s Devices. Clerk, VIM. Gil
more.
Etc.enih JVnd-Inspector Alexander Phillips, Clerk,
VIM. Balistere
The Treasurer's semi monthly report was
read, as follows
sEMI-MoNTHLY REPORT OF THE TREAsURER--cITY
OF NEW ORLEANS.
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SLAVES.

TAMES WHITE, No. 1853 Gravier street, New
ID orlenn win constantly PURCHASE NEGROES; also
Sell and all Slaves him. fell
GLAVES FOR SALE ON TIME.-A valuable
~ special lot Of accaed guarantee,
approved city paper. Notes bear eight
Also. COOKS WASHERS iRONERS
low cash prices. is LONG JOHNSON, Commercial Place.
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Resolred That the Mayor call election to ~ ~
caucy occasioned by the resignation of me- B. wInson
ORDER OF THE DAT. 2
The following resolution, passed BY the Board
of Aldermen, was read ;zSs
Resolred That hereafter the amount to Be allowed ID
payment Of refreshments to Judges and Clerks 0f ecDns
lowing rates t. wit Twelve dollars It Pssists ~sss
less than two hundred votes shall b poaled three do
lars in addition on every hundred votes
ceved in the larger Precincts provided that in no Case
shall the amount allowed exceed twentyG Gye dollars.
Mr.. Andrews moved to amend BY fixing the
amount at twenty five dollars for each Precinct,
with no restriction.
Mr. Wilson moved to e il = forty dollars for
for each Precinct.
which was carried by the following vote
Yeas: Messrs. Bailey, Dolhonde. Heermanns
| Lanata, Leeds, Mackey, Nixon, Philbrick, Place,
Shaw, Stetson, Sykes and Watkins-13
Nays: Messrs Andrews, Burthe, Forbes,
Relf and Willson-5.
The previous question being ordered, Mr..
Lanata moved the adoption Of the resolution,
which was carried by the following vote
Yeas: Messrs. Bailey, Dolhonde, Hermann,
Lanata, Leeds, Mackey, Philbrick, Place. Relf.
Sykes and Watkins-11.
Mays: Messrs. Andrews, Burthe, Forbes,
Nixon, Shaw, Stetson and WILSON. W
Liz 1ulluWlIk I6sOlutl0u, pdSS6N Dy tu6 001IQ
Aldermen, was read and concurred IN
Resolved That the Surveyor be- and be hereby reeted
to take the necessary measures numbering Of che
houses Canal street. from the Levee to 0larns
The yeas and nays being called on the final
passage of the above resolution, resulted as fol-
lows:
Yeas. Messrs. Andrews, Bailey, Burtle,
Dolhonde. Forbes, Hermann, Lanata, Leeds.
Mackey, Nixon, Philbrick, Relf, Stetson, Sykes,
| Watkins aud Willson-16.
Nay: Mr.. Place.
The following resolution, passed by the Board
Of Aldermen, was read +
Council shall be published in the ofhcial Jonl cnss
only.
Mr., Mackey moved to concur. which Was lqet
| by the following vote:
Peas: Messrs. Hermann, Leeds. Macksy,
Philbrick, Place and Willson-6.
.Nays: Messrs. Andrews, Bailey, Burthe, Dol
| honde, Forbes, Nixon, Relf, Stetson and Wat
kins-9 --- IS va; 81 AN
The resolutions passed by the Board a. Al1E.
men instructing the Surveyor to prepa1S N 3aal
| for an iron railing for Washingt EqSNgl,
| Third District; and the resolnt ntion 3Ilj =
the School Directors Of the Thlid
large the room now used as q Fubl1& y ~
Breton Market-were read and refsf1 - " ~
Committee on Improvement and Buildii
| The resolution authorizing the Surveyor to
issue to Thomas Duffy, contractor for the cIsaA-
ing of Galvey Canal, in the Second District l.
| certificate for two-thirds Of the work already
performed under said contract, WAS read and
referred to the Committee on Streets and Land
ings. G ----ss
RESOLUTIONS, ETC.
The following, presented by Mr.. Mackey. was
referred to the Committee on Streets and Land
ings.
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IT shall be the duty Of the principal Warden in case Of
derdcion of duty the part any of the officers Of said
Workhou and Prison. to suspend such officer officers
from duty and at TO report such suspension with the
to the Chairman of the Committee Prisons and
Court houses of this Council who shall examine said
charges and report to the Council. $3.50
The principal Warden shall make out estimate
monthly for the supplies necessary and shall ask
preparation for the settlement Of all bills monthly upon
warrant from the Comptroller
1t shall also be the duty of the principal Warden to
have regularly fired in the yard Of the Work
house and Prison according to the ordinance regulating
the hour at which slaves blacks may be upon the
streets
Be further ordained That the rate for keeping vagrant
sent from tho Parish Of Jefferson (not including the
Fourth Distrct) shall be twenty cents per day for
each person.
Bet further ordained That the Committees Prisons and
Coouses of this Council be authorized to furnish rules
regulations for the of the officers Of the
Work-house and Prison. well rules to time which
shall be devoted to labor by the prisoners.
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four hundred tons of ballast for the repairs Of
and filing in along the edges Of the warves
Fourth District cost not exceed fifty cents per ton
and to be obtained the plsce where 1t wanted
The yeas and nays being called on the final
passage Of the above resolution, II was unan.
ImousIy adopted 7
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VALEyIlyE HEEnsfAl
z EDw. W. SxwxLL,-
I. BulTHE, /.
J. - BuHAx, + 4:
yxn a Wxwsrrir. z

On motion of Mr. Hermann, tia prsvious -
tion Of the Board ON the same subject Was ~
pealed, the report accepted, and the ccHnittee
discharged. -
Mr. Relf appeared and took his seat.
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WANTED.

NV 7ANTED TO HIRE-A Negro Girl as Nurse
wv in small fnmily. One who do plain sewing preferred
Address box J, No. l. Post-offce. ie5 II
WYANTED IMN1EDIATELY-Ag good Barge
wv BOAT suitable towing. further
apply subscribers, STONE l. WALWORTH, =
jahl9 II So Tehoupi,onlas street.
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MUSIC STORES, ETC.
"ORATIO D. HEWITT, PIANO.
III |. FORTE AND MUSIC STORE, No. 80 Camp

EoaIE AND MysIc sTosh No ,s.ss g
attention Of the public bis large and exenaiyeH
Of MUSIC AND MUSICAL Of AL kinda
his well assortment OF PIANO
FoRTE from ho the The United States and
HAIL SON of NswYo,k and PLEYEh IT, Go q
MI GRAND, PIcCoLo, PICCOLo oBIdquE AND sQUARE,nIe
the celebrated makers in the world combining all the late
bs1nd Of the subscrber of and
Of ana They will te sold
Aong Gher e keeps constantly on hand ts agsst ana
which offered the reasonable GUITARS nanufss
tured by WILLIAM HALL SON from the most approved SPANISH
MODELS These instruments the fret ca and warranted to
stand the climate The uhscribr has had IN
tho Music business the Northern cities well and
thoroughly acquainted with The ninne details q The business n
and his sueh TINT he will always have hand sse
stock Of all kinds Of MUSICAL md he --LATEST
MUSIC. The Musical Public respectfully
feis lyos HoRATIO D. HEWITT, 80 Camp st., N. Q.
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members snail constitute the transaction
business, and not less than twothrds of the whole
Der Of the members shall declare the existence the
sation Of an epidemic
Sec g. Belt further ordained That in all cases where fines
shall be increased. 1t shall be sufficient that majority Of
the members shall declare their enforcement and it shall
be the duty of the City Attorney to collect before any
Court having competent jurisdiction such 6nes and for
the remuneration of his services he shall be entitled to
onethrd of the amount collected and the balance shall
be paid into the treasury of said Board
Sec g. BE IL re, ordained, That it shall be the duty
of the praccing physicians OF the city of Neworeans
and of the families Of the deceased to give certificate,
containing such information in relation to all persons
dying within the Jurisdiction of the parish and city Of
NcwOrleans. may be required by said Board under
penalty to each party IN every case Of not less than ten
made will satisfy the Board that such information
not be procured and it is hereby made the duty Of the
undertaken to receive and deliver such certificate to the
sexton Of tho cemetery to which he conveys the body,
| the sole authority to legalize burials.
Sec. BE ttJuiher odaned Ihat lt snal! be the duty
pectiye grounds in such cleanly and drained condition
may be required by the Board, in default of which
they shall be subject to such penalties tho Board may
prescribe not exceeding fifty dollars and for third pc
naty the Board shall have power to suspend such Sexton
report to the proper authority their action and the
Sec S. Be further ordained That no deceased person
shall be buried in the City of NewOreans out Of the
limits of an established Cemetery under penalty of five
hundred dollars without the previous authority Of the
Board Of Health and no burals shall take place within
the said Cemeteries without such certificate as the Board
shall deem legal under the penalties imposed under the
fourth section OF this and the Sexton and Under
taker shall each be subject to such penalties for
pance with the requstion Of the Board in this partcu
lar and for the further prevention Of improper buras
shall be the duty Of the Sexton to take the name Of each
Undertaken and Driver who may bring body for burial
and record the same in book Of record Of said Gene
| terry.
Sec. 8. Belt Further ordained That the subject Of Quar-
antine be under the control of the Board of which
Board shall be authorized to adopt such sanitary mea
sures may be required for the Of health
and for the welfare of the citizens of NswOreans and
the Valley of the Mississippi prevent the ingress
| malignant, contagious, or infections diseases.
Sec 10. BE il rt4k ordained, That all necessary
penses incurred under this ordinance shall be provided
| Tor by the Common Council ofthe City
See H. Bs ordai,ssd, That this Board shall mako II
owa by.hNs and enact sh necessary ordinances Of
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