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PARDON OF ALL THE CUBAN PRISONERS.
New YoRK, Jan, 2.

NEW 1ORk, Jan, &.
The steamer Africa from Liverpool at
9 1-2 A. NJ, Dec. goth, arrived at ii
o'clock this morning.
FRANcE.-Accounts from Paris are of
fearful character. The President had
distributed immense numbers Of badges
of the Legion of Honor and decreed
large sum of money among the disabled
soldiers Of France.
Gen. Covaignac had been released from
prison Internationally, and was about to
leave for Holland with his family. The
other Generals are to be released en-
agreeing to become volunteer exiles.
Victor Hugo was at Brussels.
The partizans of the President are ac-
tive in gathering up large majorities fear
ing that if his majority is not large he
may proclaim himself Emperor. Others
were doing all in their power to induce
people not to vote at all. Appearances,
however, indicate that he will have full
as many votes in his favor as in his elec-
ton in l84S. A majority Of the Metz
garrison voted against the President, and
also tho scholars in the Paris schools who
are electors, among them the young
Prince Polignac.
The President held levec on the 18th.
All the corps diplomatic attended, except
Mr.. Rives, the American minister.
The President is said to take an active
part in the drawing up of the new con-
.titution, occupying no less than eight
hours of his time daily in that business.
The Duke d'Gencheeldest, son of the
Duke d'Gramont, has been appointed
Minister to Hesse Cassel.
The Department Of Police have been
raised to the rank of the ministry, and
Mr.. Earlier is the new minister.
The latest accounts from Paris state
that Gen. Caivagnac refuses his release
unless the same favors be extended to his
fellow prisoners.
SpAIN.-The Madrid Gazette contains
an important document from theMinisterof
Foreign Affairs, in reply to Mr.. Webster's
note on the Cuban difficulties, and express
sive of his satisfaction at its tone, be-
cause it is considered an act of Justice
that satisfies Spain, much as it exalts the
Government Of the United States-of
which Her Majesty's Government never
ceased to expect that it would disaprove
such painful events, and that the iberali-
ty of its conduct upon this occasion,
would offer new guarantees, and greater
securities to the maintenance of friendly
relations, with reciprocal advantages which
have constantly existed between the two
governments. The Gazette concludes by
announcing the pardon of all the prisoners
proceeding from the last expedition against
Cuba, who may be citizens of'the U. s..
whether in Spain now fulfilling sentence
or coming from Cuba.
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ST. PAUL DRUG STORE.
HICHCCX & KELLOGG,

Corner Third and Cedar ss, opposite Judge Lambcrs
WILL keep constantly hand general supply of the
w best unauerated drugs and medicines and articles
usually kept for sale in drug stores.
Physicians prescriptions put up with the greatest care
Medicines may be procured at all hours Of the night,
without extra charge.
IF Profits small, and terms cash.
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NORTH-WESTERN BOOK STORE
LATE CITY BOOK sToRE.)

NO 81 MAIN STREET, GALENA, ILL.
TNiE subscriber leave TO announce that he has
L removed his stock of books and stationery, to the
conodios brick store, No. "a, Main, corner of Green
street, Gaena (nearly opposite his old stand where he
now receiving large and well selected additions to his
former assortment. and he atterS himself that custom
ers will lind complete and desirable stock of
Standard. School. Classical, Theological, Medical and
Miscellaneous books. IS be found in the West.
The supply of paper blank books and staple stationery
will also be found very extensive, and the goods have
been selected with special reference 10 the wants Of
WHOLESALE PURCHASERS. A call, and an eNanina-
mat ion OF goods and prices is respectfully solicited.
JOSEPH y. WAGGONER.
GaIcna, Oct. l., 1S5l-lc
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EXCHANGE AND DEPOSITE OFFICE
OF
Geo. w. harrington, g. Go.
ST. ANTHONY ST., SAINT PAUL

ST. ANTHONY ST., SAINT PAUL.
MONEYS deposite, and interest allowed all sums
1N1 deposited for three months and
Exchanges all the principal cities, east and south,
for sale.
Collections in any Of the States promptly attended to.
Investments made in Real Estate, otherwise, for
persons living out of the Territory, in the most adv anita
geous manner.
o'clock. nov 29-uf
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SADDLE, HARNESS AND TRUNK MANUFACTORY.
TINE subscriber solicts the patronage of the public,
and assures all purchasers In his line, that he will
for cash. saddles harness of all kins and trunks, Of
better quality, and cheaper than other establish
ment Minnesota. Purchasers will do well to call at
his shop Third ST. Paul. next door east of S.
IL. Sergent's and judge for themselves.
A. r. FRENCH.
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TuOS. p. REED 4 CO..

XXIOCLD respectfully announce to the citizens OF ST.
w Paul and the territory generally, that they have
lust opened fresh and splendid stock Of choice liquors
consisting the best quality of brandes gin, whkey
rum wines cider Also, groceries and provisions
every descriptions which they offer for sale at the lowest
prices cash. Merchants and traders from the country
are respectfully invited to give them call.
I5. Store on Third street, one door above Jackson.
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To INV old friends,

Nd THE CREST OF MANKfND.'' ! wonld say,
II that can be found during the winter, at the old
stand of Charley Cave, Third Street, whore will al
ways happy wait upon them. Bar and house fur
uished with the best Of every thing.
nov % IT, WIN. HARTSnORNE.
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STATIONER Y!

nIASK BOOKS of a variety of sizes, memorandum
f1 hooks, drawing, Foolscap, letter and note paper.
Fnveope. fancy and plain drawing, and other pencils.
Pens, inks, &C., for sale by no
Bookseller stationer, cor. st. Anthony Capho ss.,
opposite American House.
10.
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PAINTING.

CHERMAN s. MOREY, on Fourth street, 81 Paul, near
- the middle of town, in the building of Mr. Knox. up
sairs may be fou ready to attend to Painting In all its
departments. House paintings sigh painting, carriage
and ornamental painting, all done UP promptly, ond with
uants of the quality. If do work in SLOW
euy, unworkman like manner do not expect TO get
business in the enlightened town of st. Paul.
Dec, I3, 1851. SHERMAN MOREY.
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NANNY & WELD.

WHOLESALE DEALERS IN BOOTS AND SHOES.
156 Main Street, ST. Louis,
VXvOULD respectfully call the attention Of dealers in
w Minnesota, the largest and most varied
mon, of BOOTS and SHOES offered in ST. Louis
believing that they offer better inducements to
choser than any other establishment; which they
inc To demonstrate upon examination of their goods
and prices.
September 81, 1S5l-y
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AM.N&TgAN HOUSE,

ID ODNEY PARKER. late of the American House Low
IN e Mass. having lease of the large hotel at the
upper end St. Paul. with everything in proper order
the convenience of Travellers boarers, or families de-
string furnished apartments, respectfully invites ms
friends srd the public TO give him call believing that
he can do as much their comfort can be expected
in new country, yet supplied with regular markets.
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Attention!
MERCHANTS AND BUSINESS MEN.

THE subscriber offers his services to close and draw off
Balance sheets Books entrusted to his charge with
neatness and fidelity; also open new sets. Copying
done in a and legible hand. Charges moderate.
Apply W. s. Combs practical bookkeepcr and
ant, next door to Farringtons store.
December I3-mb.
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BOARDING.

THE SUBSCRIBERS, have inst fitted up and of eaed
the boarding door west of the American Sa-
loon. They intend keep boaders well as possbie at
mod rate prices but must have their pay pompuy' 10
enable them TO sustain house. BOarders will at oncs
the necessity of our being promptly paid.
Dec o. HARDY & BABCOCK.
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PAPER HANGINGS.

W. s. C0MBES, Cor. OF ST. ANTHONY & CAPITOL
STREETS, OPPOSITE AMERICAN House.
lust received lot Of rich aud beautiful pat
tern. of parlor hall, and chamber wall papers, bor
ders papers, and fire. board prints, all of which
will sold at the lowest prices. Call and see the Franklin
Book Store.
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Q. e. F rench, M. D.
Surgeon and Physician


GRADUATE OF HARVARD UNIVERSITY, CAM
BRIDGE, MASS.
nR. +. believes 1t duty he owes himself and the
IL community, he intends make s.. Paul his per-
manent residence, TO state that he has had many
experience In the hospitals and practice of the
cities, and also Of the diseases of the Mississippi raey
Is graduate of the oldest and first University in the
try and was fora number OF the private pupil of
the most eminent surgeons and physicians New York;
Boston and Philadelphia. DR.. French will give particu
ar attention to diseases of women and children, and
spcctfuy offers his services in the practice Surgery,
Medicine, and Midwifery, TO the citizens OF ST. Paul and
vscinity.
REFERENCES-Dr \. 7. Crow. DR. Ray, DIR Robertson
Kittoe CO., Galena Messrs. Rice, IIongshead Beck
Louis Roberts, J. W. Simpson, Gen. Boal, ST. Paul.
Oct. l7-c-uf
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st. Croix Hotel.

At Steamboat Landing, Willow River, Wisconsin
THE above house, formerly kept by
Il John G.. Putnam, under the game of
"Buckeye House, h; changed hands,
The St. Croix Hotel has undergone thor
ough repairs and is now kept by the sub
scriber, who is at all times ready to ac-
commodate customers on short notice.
G.. BELLOWS.
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TAx1So THE LEAD.-The Wings OF
the Northwest are the first in the fela
for the next Presidential Campaign
Michigan Illinois and Wisconsin having
already chosen delegate to the Wing Ma
tional Convention.
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NEW GROCERY AND PROVISION STORE,
ON SAINT ANTHONY STREET, TWO DOORS below
THE AMERICAN HOUSE.
THE undersigned would respectfully invite attention
Of the public their and well selected stock of
Groceries and Provisions. Also, Ready Made Clothing
Boots Shoes, wines, Liquors, Nails, Glass, Hardware
&c, all Of which Will be sold cheap for cash.
10 Please cali and examine before purchasing else
where. IRVINE BRO.
st Paul, october %, 1851
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Fremont House.

DEYARMAN & FISHER, still accommodate boarders
sin the dwelling part OF the Fremont House' all
reports the contrary notwithstanding.
Nov. -, 1851.
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NATHAN SPTCER

At Lie Dues Book stare,
Corner Bench and Wabnshd,C SIS, 81. Paul.
MAY be found large and well selec-
IVI ted stock of Books anil stationery,
which will be replenished from time to
to time as literally as the demand will
warrant. Sales made upon the principle
of large sales and small profits. Terms
cash.
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J. c. BURBANK. W. L. FANcErTE. II. NJ. RICE.
BURBANK, FANCETTE & Co.'s
Minnesota Express Passenger
and Mail Line.

CONNECTING At GALENA WITH THE AMERICAN
EXPRESS COMPANY.
ITO and from St. Paul and all the principal towns and
i cities in the United States and Europe.
Semi-weekly the land route 10 Gaena with
to the river towns
conveyance Of passengers, light freight, and
uable packages, collection of NOTES, DRAFTS, HILLS
&C.; transportationof MONEY, purchase and sale Of all
MERCHANDISE, &C., &c.
Competent messengers will travel constantly the
whole route, stopping at all the towns of any importance
from Anthony Gaena, boh the river and interior
land route
The proprieors hold themselves responsible for all mon
cys and goods entrusted to their Passengers
also depend upon being conveyed in speedy and conf
Portable manner.
Agencies and Offices:
Rice s Co., st. Paul, II stevens Co. st. Ath'y,
Steele, Esq, Fl. Smelling, Churchill 4 Nelson S'water
RuhleoS Co p Lacrosse, J NJ Whaley, wilowrver,
Is W Brsbor's, Pr du Chen, J Brookes, Esq, Galena.
BURBANK, FANCETTE co.
st Paul, November II, 1851 10
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NEW STORE.

FOR TIE ST. CROIX RIVER TRADE.
OK HAND-A selected assortment OF groceries. pro-
~ visions, dry goods and reaiy-made clothing hard
and tinware. boots and shoes general assort-
ment selected particularly for the lumber trade-cheap
for cash.
On time, terms agreed to suit parties.
W. II. c. FOLSOM.
TAYLoR's FALLS, Mimi, Sept. 23, 1851.
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ST. PAUL HAT AND CAP STORE.

on THIRD STEET TWO DOORS below wABAsHAw.
'TiiE subscriber having just received his fall stock of
Hats and Caps would call the attention of purchas-
and better selected assortment of goods III
his line than can be found north of st. Louis.
All of which he offers for CASH, small advance on
eastern prices.
" purchased at this establishment. ironed free
of charge. r. EST MCCLOUD.
October 2, 1S51-l-cm.
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PENN ANSHIP.

CLASS will be opened for instruction in the art Of
n Pennmanshpa Combs book store, on the LIST Tues
day in December, l2 O'Clock. Terms for full course
of instruction $500.
W. s. COMBS,
Cor. St. Anth. & Cap. Sts.
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BOOk kEEPiNG!

A CLASS will be opened for the study of Double and
n Single Entry Bookkeeping at Combs book store, on
the Ist Monday evening in December, at l-2 O'clock
Terms a full Course of Instruction Sl5.
W. s. COMBS,
Corr ST, Antb. x Cap. StS.
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w HIsKEY by the barrel quantity for sale by
w f M'LAGAN
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tions des quais, ct exeede ce que Ton await sup
pose en- consequence
Resolu que 10 permission accordee la com
pagnie des steamers de Ia MALE des Eta1s- onis
de decharger ct de deposer du Charlton sur 10
leyee pour rusage DIES dts steamers, soft par la
presente mobilize de maniere a ce quill MY ait
jamais sur Ia levee que la quantite quele voyer
de Ia vile croira pouvoir etre laissee sans dan
ger pour la strete publique, la compagnie des
steamers de la MALE DIES Etats- Unis deyant etre
DIES dommages que pourra causer lie
depot de ce Charlton set toute infraction cette
resolution sera jugee une cause sufisante pour
annuler la permission aceordee a la dite compa-
gnie des steamers de la MALE DIES Flats Unis.
(Signe) f. ALPuENTE,
Presid du Cons. DIES Ass.-Ald.
(Signe) w. C. c. CLAIBORNE,
Presid du Cons. DIES Aid.
Approuve lie % septembre, 1852.
(Signe) A. D. CRossMAN, Mare.
Pour copie conforme, II. BIER, secretaire.
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MEDICAL.
NAGIOAL PAIN EXTR oTnR

4 VALLEYS MAGICAL PAIN EXTRACTOR.
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as. ss yssg sss s I
HE peculiar qualities q Chi, remedy:
no 4 ss
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pSr,aG,y safe IN all sass nsve isn 40 nSTn
:os!s any medicines may internally
i 1Es r KS .r"s;si
from all p.ttsog tho country,
Piles
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p s s n e tic s ssas'E fss s q G1iG
Chat havc troubled with Ge PILES or shout seven yea
p s s ~ sT sSrs
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PN M pa h.o SP 10 mt a aHd t~
a!s a sas a " mako the os " Ws
cncnps Si.. 4.1 month, 1877.
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lies make the disease disappear little time but riven In
disease and
effects thorough cure.
Aanish X ss' ss
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was vi" S
n 3 bs s s 5 cold aS ssr did mo; sS
Mrs. Issaup desired
TRY pALLEY's PAIN EXTRACTOR.
She brought bed applied feltin
mediate touched me and begged d. for enough to
ss s sSs s ssf HI,
sS i "a 2a s | PGs
sshe year lsia KERzTA FRENCH.
n II I H T
This est:!ae that PALLETS PAIN ETRAcToa ha.
FS i M @ sSn b s ,9,n y " @ ana Tor S S
ssasps he
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cG$TIyE ISL o. eoNs'FTP AT1oa OF THE howE1s
@s % M he @ Ssby sS ' On ' hs,
sed 9s WITH establishment their stating that they
used hs 3s @ S ggoG paT q Their
suit will elways follow thorough rubbing the Extractor ,he
sesy ss no can Pau DO harm per-
SORE NIPPLES.
W IT, n scsfy OF the FAN M ihs d.sass
nom ladies' R aaSsc Tie SHOWING was 3
Thu certify pA1IEYs MAGICAL PAIN
Ito those WIG afflicted with ta moot distressing
| Albany April i6+5. MARY MOORE.
hereby certify that
Sore for fourteen years m past
iolars in employing phygs purchasing
ised recommended purpose,
sort heard of aul tried DALEEY'S MAGICAL EXTRACTOR
yrr aurpriss, before had whole Of
Salve limb entirely healed aud have nothing
| BRADOCH DAVIS,
Henrietta, Monroe county N. Y, Mays,is4s.
CUTS WOUNDS AND SORES
The elects PAS EXTRACTOR
does MI and and hoa the injury NO sCAH
RhASS Its success healing old Of long standing is
| paralieied
| ST. Louis, No., July s. 1916.
Nt1T str-htona While
loot Tsy dangerous way. whole edze en-
my nstep. wound began Il
nhme md continued do until
Rrilh Inrttre pasters s h
| purpose. then commenced the
| DALLEV1S MAGICAL PAIN EXTRACTOR
and RF than the Inflammation
| trt has entirely LEFT
| confidently recommend DAIIEY's MAGICAL Elk
TRACTOR
| moving pain Inflammation.
Ship shall willing
virtues Of SAVE ut all wheA reside
Avenue al No Isl, heret give
Yours, truly, JEFFERSON NJ. BISHOP.
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MARIE DE la NLLE-ORLEANs, ,
~ Septembre, 1859.
CcsszIL GENERAL WILLIE NLLR-oGLxAss.
No sos.

No 30S.
hesolu que permission soft ct demeure accor-
zee y Pelanne de construire un verandah sur
y cote oriental de la rue Royale en- face de sa
1 propriete; Bellanger ct Co.. den construire
nn iencoignure Royale ct Orleans; ct a L.
hcca, de construire un ADVENT en- face de sa pro-
prlete rue de la Vieille Levee, entire Ste-Anne
ee humane pourvu qu'ils soient conformes aux
performances en- yigueur.
(Signe) FRAN. A,p,v,rr
tsigne) W. c. c. okaIno nssa Ala'
Presid. du Cons. des AID
(Signe) A. d. CRossMAN, Maire
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SHERIFFoS SALE

0IiENIT . baIIU
DISTRICT BERTEIoCD G. BARNARD
NKwORLKASs. llNo 4ss. Same SameNo 4siSf ia.
inst William, H. Garland Individually natural tutor Of his
children J. G. BARNARD WILLIAM II. GARLAND
dytualy and natural his 'ildrenNo $685.
by VIRTUE of three writs ct feri facias me
- directed the Honorable the Fifth Iic, Court of New
Orleans, the above entitled will "ccee To a public
the the City Exchange ST. Luas between
Charities and Royal Streets MONDAY oef l. 1852, at 10
O'Clock NJ
CERTAIN lot OF GRoUND, ther with ~ the BUILD -
lNGS and thereon rights, privileges customs
hereu"to bel
wise situate thu suburb Administration the Mimi
ipaity No Two of this the bounded by Apollo En
Trp cAo,e and Raechus Streets The said lot composed OF the W
Of lot three Of lot number tive number
lightweight sky front said Apollo by
ep,h eighty between parallel lines being the
Barnard from
act before b cnas Notary Public the ih day Of J9ne 1850 and
which described property sold by the sad j. G. Barnard 10
Eubank wife of VIM Garland the eslh June, 1850
by ac' pa d before II. 3. Cenas, Notary Public.
The BUILDINGS consist in OLD SHEDS.
Seized in the above
cash the spot. JAS. P. FRERET,
sep? 10 90 oct Sheriff of the Parish of Orleans.
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y -. L
En- consequence gull soft ordonne par lie Con-
sell de vile de 10 Nouvelle- Orleans Que lie Con-
sell des Aldermen sera compose de treize men,
bres. divis6s CONNIE suit dams les dfferents dis
stricts, en- prenant pour base representative lie
nombre de neuf cent trente votants.
lie premier district qui 6,176 votants, aura
edroit six aldermen. T
drds gs sastr s sasaFsssR H s z0tans aura
lie troisieme district, aui 1915 votants, au-
ra droit deux aldermen.
Lesquatrieme district, qui a l ,279 votans, au-
"a droit un alderman.
Quill soft de plus orlonne, que lie Conseil des
Assistants Aldermen sera compose de yingt sept
membres, divises CONNIE suit dams les divers
wards, en- prennnt pour base representative lie
chifre de quatre cent soixante cling votans.
lie premier ward, qui a.128l votants, aura
droit trois assistants aldt hen. Il
lie second ward qui q 1880 yotants, aura
droit quatre assistants aldermen.
lie troiseme ward, qui 1906 votants, aura
dreit six assistants aldermen
LIE quatrieme ward, qui 800 votants, aura
droit deux assistants Aldermen.
lie cinquieme ward, qui last votants, aura
droit d trois assistants aldermen
Le sixieme ward, qui 1884 yotants, aura
sdroit deux assistants aldermen. ~
55 lie septiemeaMard, qui 907 votants aura
droit deux assiBtants- aldermen.
lie huitieme ward, qui 676 votants, aura
droit un assstant-alderman.
lie neuvieme Ward, qui 692 votants, aura
droit un Assistant Alderman.
lie dixieme Ward, qui a S18 votants, aura
droit deux Assistants Aldermen.
lie onzieme Ward, equi a 461 votants, aura
droit un Assistant Alderman
Sur motion, 10 Conseil prend I'm recess de quinze
minutes
Respiration du dit reces, rappel est fait ct
constate la presence des membres don't les MONS
suivent
Honorable Alpuente, President; NM Bal
& ley, Forbes, Leeds, Mackey, Nixon, Place, Relf,
Stetson, Summers, Sykes, Watkins ct Wilson
10.
LIE Conseil netant pas en- quorum prend un
nouveau recess de cinq minutes.
a Respiration du dit recess rappel est fait de
nouveau ct constate la presence DIES membres
don't les MONS suivent:
Honorable r. Alpuente, President NM Bal,
ley, Forbes, Leeds, Mackey, Mccormack, Nixon,
Place, Relf, Stetson, Summers, Sykes, Watkins
ct Willson-14
Lie Conseil etant en- quorum, reprend la consi-
Iteration du dit preambule ct de la dite ordon-
nance
LIE President appelle M Watkins au fauteuil,
ct demande fajournement - Reete par lie vote
b suivant:
QUINN Mccormack, Relf ct sykes-3.
NoN--MM Bailey, Forbes, Leeds, Mackey,
Nixon, Place, Stetson, Summers, Watkins ct
], Willson-10.
~ watkins ayant demande fadoption du
preambule ct de Performances cette motion pre
vault par lie vote suiyant:
Our ~ NM Bailey, Forbes, Leeds, Mackey.
Nixon, Place, Relf, Stetson, Summers, Sykes.
Watkins ct Willson-]2
N0N-M. McGormack--1.
LIE President, lie DR. Alpuente, demande ct oh
tient La permission de faire enregstrer son vote
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SHERIFF'S SALE.
DISTRICT llTIRRELI& BATES MARY CHAN
NEwon1EANs ipLER, W. H. CHANDLER, HER iiUS-
BAND AND PETER LOTT. No. sl77
directed by the Honorable the Fourth District Court Of New
Orleans the above entitled sell public
the Rounda the City Exchange
Chartres Royal Streets TUESDAY, 1881
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CERTAIN LOT OF GROUND, with the BUILDINGS thereon,
gallery,
frame kitchen with situated in the Second hni
paly this city, square bounded Annuncaon
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By Dunbar Surveyor Municipality
day April deposited the office Of D. l. Ricardo
otary OF this city for Reference Said lot feet
hes Basin street depth between
lei lines part she lot five square
lumber lhirty-six.
Seized in lie suit.
Terms cash spot. JAMES P. FRERET,
o5 af he Paris of