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cigars, Chewing Tobacco,
Pipes, Smoking Tobacco, &c.
JOHN WILSON,
Sycamore Street, Petersburg, Va,
Importer and Manufacturer Of Cigars,


Importer and Manufacturer Of Cigars,
RESPECTFULLY inforns the public, lhas
~ no has large stock Of the above articles on
hand, embracing Cigars Of us iine equality NJ wess
ever imported. In fact, he has Cigars Of all qua
lisies, which he will sell as low, and in many ca.
SEES at less prices, than the same articles can be-
bought elsewhere. lie has recently been North,
and is perfectly satisfied that be can sell Cigars,
Tobacco, DC, at lower rates than they can be
bought there, and twenty per cent. lower than
they can be bought IN this Stale. Persons desir.
ing 10 purchase articles in his line can do as well
by ordering them as il present, as in either case
his desire would be to give entire satisfaction to
the customer; and relies upon the fact, in proof
of this assertion, that Of the great quantities Of
cigas, DC. sent 10 distant customers, be has ne.
yer had parcel sent back To him as being over
rated; this he has frequently had to do in pur.
chasing them at the north. His articles shall al
ways come up 10 his recommendations. All goods
carefully packed and promptly forwarded.
August %. 50--
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ATTENTION.!

n l II N " ~
TO he Commissioned and nom Commissioned
Officers, aud Musicions belonging 10 Tie 47fh
Regiment Of The NJ c. lMiiifia.
VOU are hereby commanded to attend at Hilla.
= borough on Friday, the sth Of October, at
10 o'clock, armed and equipped for Drill Muster
and Court Martial; and on Saturday the 9th, at
10 o'clock, you will appear, with your respective
companies armed and equipped as the law directs,
with six rounds Of powder, for Regimenial Ex-
ercise.
80 Companies 10 this Regiment without off,
GERS, are hereby notified, that unless they speed.
ly select officers, they will be attached to other
companies properly differed.
BY order Of Col. II. X. Wiherspoon,
WIN. JOHNSON FREELAND, Ait.
N. B. A fill attendance is requested, as there
will be Major to elect.
September Is. --as.
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PIERcE's ESpoRsERs.-The Virginia
Herald. in quoting the anti-slavery de-
clarations Of MIR. Campbell, one Of
Gen. Pierce's endorsers, has clearly
shown that Gen. Pierce's endorsers
need endorsing as much as himself.
We are reminded Of an anecdote OF
John Randolph, which occurred at a
northern race course. Some stranger
asked him to bet on one Of the horses,
and said that Mr.. John Johnson would
hold the stakes. Yes" replied Ran
dolph, in his bitterest and most sheer
ing tones-"JM tohoW hold Mr. John
Johnson" Richmond Republican.
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A GREAT BLESSING To rur AFFECTED.
or Dr.. MLane, the inventor Of the celebra-
ted Liver Pills, used these Pills for several years
in his practice, before he could be induced to Of
fer them to the public in such a manner as TO
make them known throughout the country. This
learned physician fell the svne rePugnsnce that
all high-minded men Of science feel in entering
the lists against those Inscriptions empires who
oblrude their useless nostrums upon the public.
and rely upon system Of putting 10 sustain them.
Convinced, however. Of the real value Of the Ii.
yer Pills, and Influenced by the plain dictates Of
duty. the Doctor finally sacrificed his delicate
feelings on the altar Of public good. His great
medicine has not disappointed the expectations Of
the medical practitioners, at whose instance he
was induced to forego his incinations. From
every quarter do we hear the most gratifying ac-
counts Of its wonderful curative efecis-the East
and the West, the North and the South, are alike
laden with tidingsofgreat joy" from the afflici.
ed. These wonderful PllsAave completely con.
quercd that great scourgc Of America, the Liver
Complaint.
or For sale by D. Heart. at the Post Office
in Hillsborough, by Long d Webb, by Dr.. ). ID.
Scheduled, and by Druggists and Dealers gene
rally.
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POISONING. ~

Thousands Of parents who use Vermiiuge COM
posed Of Castor Oil, Calomel, &c. are not aware
that while they appear TO benefit the patient, they
are actually laying the foundations for series OF
diseases, such as salvation, loss Of sight, weak
ness Of limbs, &c.
In another column will be found the ADVERTISE
ment of Hobensack's Medicines TO which atten-
ton is asked of all directly interested in their ow9
or their chiIdren's health. In Liver Complaints,
and all disorders arising from those OF bilious
type, you should make use of the only genuine
medicine, Hobensack's Liver Pills.
npa Be not deceived, but ask for Hohensack' :
Worm Syrup and Liver Pills, aud observe thai
each has The signature Of the Proprietor, J. y
HOBENSACK, as none else are genuine.
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That's Just exactly what Santa Ann
lhous hi y, one time, but upon better
acquaintance with The General, he altered
his mind. Lou. Jour.
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Land for Sale.

- The suh~crifwr ofkss foe sale
IIIA his Pssnsstien. containing shout
tfI8 I've Hup5rrd Acres. within one
and hall miI<s of Chapel Hiii.
The lsnd ! sbsus bali cIesfrd. and has on n
esmiofizbls imFossmensss with IN scr~s 81 gceI
Meadow. Ia good hear. and with iissle IahoF
eight az len scres can 10 sdJed ih~xsa. natural
10 rs~L The land cleared h sdspseJ 20 cosn.
wheat and ssis. Oh which iher~ Is nos sn sseE
age crap. The vhsls can be made al ereeiIent
grazing farm. sdmis~bse of pioss with such ssrie-
lies % may he desired. mW
Any person wishing 70 purchase such loes-.
Iion. ~ nesi Chapel Hin a. il. with The facilities
Or market which shis viii slways Afford. togo
Their with The great convenience % our University
Zoe eduestian, would DO well 70 call on ne sub
serib<r on the plemisrs. or in bis absence. apply
10 Mr.. Jesse Hsrgrsve. Chapel Hili.
SAM. G. KIRKLAND.
September 10. ss-3w
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N Office.

vTHE Subscriber having associated with him
4 self VIM. Johnson Freeland in the Drug
Business, the Firm will be known by the title Of
8. d. Scheduled & Co..
Thankful for past favors, they hope to merit
continuance Of public patronage.
S. ID. SCHO0LFlELD & Go.
August 3lst. So
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G0OnS9 GOGBS99
vTyHE subscribers ave now receiving their
L Spring Supply of Goods, embracing every
thing generally kept in Country Store, viz:
DRY GOODS, GROCERIES,.
Hardware, CrOCkcry, Tin
Ware, Hats Il shoes,
MEDICINES, PAINTS, DYE STUFFS, &c,
all Of which they win sell Lou for Cash.
They are also engaged in Manufacturing
WOOL GARDING llACElNEss
Wheat Fans, Wagons,
Bed Steads, Ploughs, &c. &c. &c.
any Of which will be furnished on the shortest
notice, and at prices TO suit The times. Their mot
to is Quick sales and small profits.
Address Enoe Mills, 0,anee county, N. G.
DICKSON & BROWN.
ALEXANDER DICKSON,
joins L. Brown.
April ?. %
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a IL persons indebted to the Subscriber are
"A requested to come and make immediate set
Element, as the old Firm must be closed, and
must have money.
S. ID. SCHOOLFIELD.
August 81. So
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PRovrSo TOO MucH.-The answer to
Meriweather's Resolution in the Sc
nate shows that Gen. Scott has receiv-
ed in forty-four years Of hard service,
something over s20O.000. Pierce. for
less than year, over 100000. II
Scott had drawn IN the same proper
ton, he would have been the recipient
Of more than Eight Hundred Thousand
Doilars!
Will any body tell US how in the
name Of common sense, Pierce earned
tao enty thousand dollars for less than q
years seryicei We fear the Wing au-
ditors have been altogether too tender
in not detailing the items. Rich. Rep.
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UDOEPHO WOLVES
AROMATIC SCHIEDAM SCHNAPPS

a PURE and genuine article, manufactured
IA by him in ScnIEpAN, heLLASp, expressly
for medical use, and strongly recommended for
sure and permanent cure OF the GRAVEL, and all
Instructions Of the urine, srising from the Kid.
neys or Bladder.
Price SO cents, and 81 pc, hottie. For sale
al this Office.
February 10. FL
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OLD SOLDIERS REMEMBER that Gen.
Pierce. while member of the House
of Representatives, uoted against grant
ing a bounty in iaad 70 The militia mho
so gaLantly defended the country In the
mar of 1912! Here is the record:
"The House," February IL, 1884,
resumed the consideration Of the bill
(No. 732) granting bounty in land to
the organized militia men, mounted
militia men and rangers, who defended
the frontier during the late war with
Great Britain" when, on motion, the
bill was laid on the table, or in other
words stifled; yeas $50, nays 81 ;
Franklin Pierce voting in the AFfIRMA-
TIVE. Wide House Journal, % session,
Esd Congress, p. $751;
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when Gen. PirRer xas menher Of the Hosss
Of Representatives, he voted ggaina bill grant
ing TO yirginian, who had removed % George
town. permission 10 take two family sersnts M
to the District Of Columbia. thus showing deep
seated hostility 10 slavery. The peculiar inssitu-
lion Of the South. The following Is frnm the
records
IAN Act authorizing Edmund Brooke Is remove
10 the District Of Colambia two slaves, own ed
by him prior to his removal from Virginia;
"Be Il enacted. &C., That Edmund
Brooke. Of Georgetown, in the District
Of Columbia, be authorised, and permits
sion is hereby granted him. TO bring from
the State Of Virginia into the said DIS
trict Of Columbia two negro slaves,
namely, John and Alfred. the property
of said Brooke. and to have and to er-
ercise the same rights of property and
Of ownership over the said slaves MS if
they had been brought by The said
Brooke into the said District al the time
Of his removal into the said District Of
Columbia, any law. custom, or usage to
the country Notwithstanding. This act
shall be in force from its passage" APP
proved Jvne so, 1884. Wide Little &
Browns private acts, p. 600.)
This bill came up in the House Of
Representatives, June l2th. 1884, when
Mr.. Wardwell moved to lay it on the
table, which failed. yeas 60, nays 95.
FRANKLIN PiEcE voting IN The Gefma
fire, and thereupon The bill passed,
yeas LOG, nays AZ, FRaSKLIs PIERCE
uoting IN The negative. Wide II. Jour-.
LIST sess., Esd Cong, p. 745.
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Hogs-Prices and Prospects Of the
Nei0 Crop.-rhe Cincinnati Price Gu
rent reports hogs in every region Of Ken
lucky and Indiana as largely increasing
in numbers and better quality. We hear
Of contracts by the packers for the future
delivery Of some 10000 hogs. 10 be fat
tened in Indiana, al 3 and cents gross.
Several thonsand have been engaged by
Madison packers. for the next season. a.
Ia 4ac net. We hear also Of various
contracts in Kentucky =, 3ac. gross, 10
he delivered when laiiened IN The fall. A
sale al 1000 head has been made, detvei-
ed here a, &c. One ofour principal pros
ision dealers and packers srid 100 bar.
rels Of mess pork, on Monday, 10 be made
If The next crop. and TO be delivered in
Iune. 1853. al SIS per barrel. which is
70 per barrel less than lhe present prices.
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That Gen. Scott will be defeated, we
do moi entertain the least doubt.
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JACKSON DEMOCRATS. READ

The I.a,,,sv;fl. ~ .t
lGensr.I prsnts,a ss1ua' sa!s .
n asl;,,es ~ ne s's'tsu
snd nssd H. ;a.,ss an =. a :. n man I, |,
Jackson ava ,hs ns,s @.ass osa Ta:a
nav Be- rather startling ,n,s,s;....s " -
some AZ ,hs Dsmaers,s ~, 10 .s,.as
rify Ear !, 1. mo lsss asrs.nsas ,h.n
Isaac Hill who. Ear mare shsn ! ossr'
ter Of = -senturx and f;iI the time of
his death bore The Demaersey al New
Hampsb;re upen bis strong bro.d
Shoulders The fo,loxias uarsyfspb 4
taken by the Hartford Sours6t from
the N,s Hsmr<h,re Pstriof a. 'lg49
Of which Isaac Hill was the Editor:
.Frank Pierce commenced law bu-
s;ness about the wear 1896 and board
ed with his father n HiIlsborourh. In
that wear he made the ola vestIeman
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n~- A CAMPAIGNING viii take place
EsaS at the Ridge Meeting House, six miles
west Of Hillshorough, commencing on Friday be-
fore the second Sunday ia October next.
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SHERIEEuS SALE


FIFTH DtsrR1cr CoURr JOHN HUGHES AND FRANCOIS VA
or kRwORLEAss. tlLETTE MRS. v LETTE
WIDOW IN COMMUNITY OF MARK THOMAS, AND NATURAL
IUTRIS OF HER MINOR CHILDREN, FOR PARTITION.
No In the matter Of the Succession Of Mark Thomas
ny VIRTUE of an order of sale rendered
- May al ls52 to directed by tho Honorable
the above entitled will proceed
se public auction IN the Rotuna of the City Exchange Lo0
street, between Chaes and Royal Streets q?
1852 at - O'Clock order to effect partition, following
scribed Slaves viz
PHILIP, slave for life rough House. Carpenter aged
about IS
ADRN also negro slave fe years aud
NiitsO plso slave life,
TERMsOnethii cash; twelve
mouths for satisfactorily cent
ty
special mortgage on the slaves sold. JAMES p. FRERET,
my2S je6 Is 4S Sheriff of the Parish Of Orleans
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OF SEwORLEASs. No. $3.50.
RY VIRTUE of a writ Of feri facias to me
- directed by the Honorable the Fifth
the above entitled will sell public auction
Rotundn of the City Exchange
CERTAIN I6f III soHH sf n l ss2 a L o'clock
this city in the bounded by Peter Poydras
Paul streets and designated by the
Eyer ofen the 18Th day Of January deposited plan
number hundred and fifteen the office Of Theodore
sary tis city Sad lot measures wentfy feet inches
Poydras
line the one inch and eight
lines depth the side line dividing number two and one
hundred mud fifteen light inches diy
ing from lot number four which said property acquired by
defendant from John oey this
,sa,o N9afy in this sty The lih tay February lts
and appureusnces INTO the belonging
which Buildings consist Of STORY DWELLING HOUSE. snte
rooted and BACK BUILDINGS.
Seized in the above suit.
Terms cash the spot, JAMES P, FRERET
my?5je2 IL ~ Sheriff of the Parish Of Orleans
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SHERIFF'S SALE.

DISTRICT couErl CITIZENS BANK OF LOUISIANA w.
OF NEwoRLEANs. THOMAS SoO Jr. Datye Testainenary
Executor Of W. NJ WoRTIilNGToN. No. ass.
by VIRTUE Of a writ Of alias feri facias
- to directed by the Honorable the Fifth District
Newoean the above entitled will sell public
auction the Rotunda the City Exchang
O'Clock NJ -
TWO CERTAIN VACANT LOTS OF GROUND, situate in the
First District OF this city in the comprised within Bachu
AIDES Terpchore and Enerpe designated
nine and ten on Particular plan drawn from actual by A. G.
Blanchard, District Surveyor Municipality No. Two the
March, 1852. Said lots having according pnn the following
number having teuyx
by hundred
parallel lot forming the
four es front nryade street. by depth and of
hundred .nd twenty eight feet Terrschore street.
Seized
Terms cash on spot JAMES P. FRERET
iel5 "a jy5 Ii Sheriff the Parish OF Orleans.
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sIIERIFF's SALE.
OHENIFF 5 SALE.
FOURTH DISTRICT CouRrl F. LARuE SAMUEL MOORE.
oFNEwt1RLBASs II No. BOA
u V VIRTTTE nf IF IL

T07 5Tr p5RT esVH' IE0E Y 5AHVE MOORE
Rf VIRTUE of writ of seizure and sale
- directed by the Honorable the Fourth
leans the above entitled Twill sell public
int h Of the Gy EsfhaHge st. Louis charte
FIVE LOTS Of GROUND htuboarz Mary OF
this city in the bounded by Goude Common
Pau Streets designated by the numbers three
plan drawn By j. A. Guernrd the December
nxed to passed before lues Noisy Noy the 2t day
came month and year Lots numbers two three and four ado
each other ard each twenour uches
Common street by hund ed feet depth Lot forming
the Common and ironde streets lot
hrytwo feet six inches
nine ee six inches and fraction width in the depth
hundred aud feet inch and fraction
street and hundred md six feet inches
the other side.
O. LOT OF GROUND situate in the square, and
designated the store rected plan of j. A Guerar
and having American
Common street. the width in the rear, by
depth.
s. And TWO LOTS OF GROUND situate in the aForo
and desgud said
Said lots ajon each other each
twenyh feet front onde street. by hundred
inches in depth between parallel lines.
Seized in the above suit.
Terms cash the spot JAS. P. FRERET
jes II 2s iys Sheriff of the Parish o. Orleans.
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SHERIFFoS SALE.

DFIEhIFF F. SALE.
Firth p,,I61s5 eoUHr coTyERsE FREpERlcKB B,
by VIRTUE of an alias writ of seizure and
sale directed by the Honorable Fifth District
Neworleans the above entitled will se public
in the Roqnda Of the City Exchange st. Louis
CERTAIN VACANT LOT OF GROUND, III the Munich
pa Number Two OF this the bounded by Clio Caiope
Jacob and Soils stfeets designated the No
By g Hedn the ID of February 1857 deposited
OF H. b. Cenas Notary in this city and hywo
ro9 on soils BY Que hundred and sentsx feet seven inches
by the said plaintiff to the defendant herein, the 9th
1851 act passed before VIM Monaghan Notary Public
Seized in the above suit.
TEEMsThe OF 1905 ST. with interest per per
$500 from h July, 1851 till thu
May and also gu ss5 81 from 2 March 1851 till the Of sls
and sn the the balance
chaeers the payment the falling
the eist March, 1883 aud the lsat the 2t March,
jes 10 i've Sheriff Of The Parish Of Orleans
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sHERIFFvS SALE,

oFNEwDRLEhNs. II No. bsie.
by VIRTUE of a writ of fier facias to me
- directed by the Honorable the Fifth District
Leans the above entitled cause will proceed sell public auction
the Ronda oth City Exchange St.
and Royal TUESDAY July 1852
-FOUR CERTAIN VACANT LOTS OF GROUND, situated the
iruburg Washington OF this city, and designated by the
and No IS bounded by Tricou
John the Bapt % per plan drawn by A. Pneyo dated 10th
sle 1872 and deposited IN the office Of Joseph Cuvler Notary
Sad Lots measuring each thirty
Hancock street hundred four depth pa
lines American being purchased
Antoine Decee nn act passed before The Cuer Notary
the 18th day of February ls4I
Seized in the above suit.
Terms cash on the JAMES P, FRERET
j.l2 2jy31S Sheriff Of the Parish of Orleans,
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SHERJFF,S SALE


THIRD b1sTnler CouRrIIJ B. BAYET DR. DUPAs.secoud
OF NkwOGLkAss District Court of Neworeans--No. bl3s
PROSPER LEBLANC DR. J. DUPAS AND j. LlADO pi H. fa
III favor Of widow and heirs Mark Thomas No 1851
ny VIRTUE of a writ of seizure and sale and
n p writ Of fer acas both directed the Honorable
Cosrts OF kewOrlean the above entitled
coed 10 sell at public anction the Rotunda
Sns street Charities and Royal Streets MONDAY
The following named SLAVES to-. GRIFFIN NInIatto aysd
nineteen FLORA Negro Woman wears and
aged fifteen years, and LOUIS thirteen years. ->'
SeIed in the above suit.
Terms cash on the spot. JAMES p FRERET
ieaNsijy5 Sheriff Of ths Parish oi Orleans
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LEGAL ADVERTISEMENTS
SHERIEEnS SALE


SHERIFF'S SALE.
Founss Ds5aoT couHr LFRAsLG 4 Co w. THIRcREpT
PY VIRTUE of, and in obedience to-, an order
- Of Gale rendered june 49, 1852 directed by the Honorable
viii proceed sell at public auction, my Warehouse No
street. TUESDAY June 1851 half past o'clock
NJ, for Of the credtors Of said naolvent--
LOT OF MOVEABLES, etc. inventory file Office
which will be exhibited at the time and sale.
Terms cash spot. JAMES I. FREHEl.
je1s ~ qs 90 Sheriff of the Parish of Orleans.
SHERIFF'S SALE.
DISTRICT CouRrlIG B. DUNCAN SARAH A. MONA
NKwORLKANs CHAM. No. 44s5
RY VIRTUE of writ Of seizure and sale to
- directed by the Honorable the Third District Court Of New
Orleans the above entitled will to sell at public
ton the Rotnnda the City Exchange ST. onis street
O'Clock M-
TWO CERTAIN LOTS OF GROUND together with the improve
thereon, with all the rights, title and
thereto belonging part city called Municipality
designated by the numbers eleven twelve, plan
drawn by Henry Meauep dated LIST December sl6 and deposited
the office A. Notary Public this city, sA lots having
according particular plot sketch original sale
telle street. by hundred depth parable
lines, bounded the side Camp The
of the lots fronting the said street. and the side
Magazine street by the lot number twelve and the
Este by depth hundred
the line parallel Magazine
tending the division line
hundred and inches half lines
tie side to the lot number eleven. The
lots consist OF two-story frame dwelling and kitchen.
Seized the above
Terms cash on the spot. JAMES P. FRERET,
my99 ieS is rs Sheriff OF the Parish Of Orleans.
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SHERIFFDS SALE

SHERIFF'S SALE.
or NKwoeLKANs II SMITH. No. 1854.
RY VIRTUE of a writ of fieri facias to me
directed BY the Honorable the Fifth District Court Of New
Orleans the above entitled win
n in the Rounda of the City Exchange street. between
Cartres and Royal Streets MONDAY NJ
The schooner GENERAL QuIAAN, with all her tackle apparel
rigging furniture etc, as she lays in the New Basin
Seized in the above suit
Terms cash on the spot. JAMES P, F9ERET,
jels rs iypi9 Sheriff of the Parish OF Orleans.
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OFFICIAL NOTICES.


4 OF THE CONSOLIDATED DEBT OF NEW oRLEANs}
81 NRw ORLEANS, May 8, 1859.
nY VIRTUE of the 37th Section of the Act
Of the Legislature Of the State Of louisiana entitled
Consolidate the City Nowans and provide for the
and q u Ssd February 1852 and Of
Consolidate the Newolean and providing for the
ton Of the City Lafayette with the City NewOreans
Esd February and the Sd Section Of Act entitled
Supplementary Consolidate the City Of
provide the and management of its a approved
March 18th, 1855
SEALED PROPOSALS will received Banking Of
has CORNING CO.. in the city of Newi ork, from SATURDAY
the 18th May MONDAY the 10th July at o'clock
Of THE CITY NEW ORLEANS for the ONE THOUSAND
DOLLARS issued conformity with the
by the Commissioners meeting held the ?sth April 1889? said
Bonds to be dated July payable in FORTY the office
divided attached thereto;
payable the LIST day of January July
Of each year. the Office OF the City Treasurer the
York, at the option of the purchaser.
City opened audcae the highest
bidder the Commissioner the
the third Monday, the 18th July 1852 at IL O'Clock M
Of bids rate
ofrsd they shall be- divided
possible, amongst the bidders.
sale of said Bonds
the payment all the maure obligations of the City
and the late First Second and Third Municipalities and ef the
debts Notes Cash Warrants etc., presentation thereof
the City Traasnrera Office
COMMISSIONING
A. d. CR0SSAlAN, Mayor
o. DEBUYS, Comptroller,
WM. II. GARLAND, Treasurer
VIM. p INVERSE. Chairman the
Finance Committee OF the Board of Aldermen.
L. II. PLACE, Chairman of the Finance
Committee of the Board OF Assistant Aldermen.
A. LAyTr, Secretary. my6 tjyl0