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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-11-11

- OLDSMITH'S CHEAP CLAsSES.-THE SUBS CRtBER
~ respectfully forms the citizens Of New York Brook
lyn and william that he will receive subscribers for
this week only to his cheap writing classes at the nominal
charge Of So for for lessons of
each and extra charges Terms payable subscrbug
The classes Twin Monday. November at
o'clock A. M and and r. NJ. for gentlemen, and IL A. NJ
and o'clock r. NJ for ladies. Every person DESTROYS Of
avang themselves Of this opportunity register their
names this week at the roo ms, 2S9 Broadway.
OLIVER B. GOLDSMITH.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-11-11

CURE OF CoRNs, BY MADAME BERNARD NO. In
Bowery east side between Broomo and Delaney streets
Madame respectfully informs the public tnas she has
reduced her prices in order every one TO be free
from psin ana feels In promising that she will
move ccrns euntons nails grown In the flesh SO without
esusng the least pain or Inconvenience Persons
ended TO At home or At Madame BIS residence.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-11-11

WANTED--A SITUATION, AStWAITER AND CHAM
w termad, or to assist in washing and ironing aud
is willing TO make herself useful The best of city
given Call at 100 Eleventh street, between First and
Second avenues second floor, front room Can BIO
for W. days,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-11-11

EREECH AND SPANISH LANGUAGES.-MESsRs.
Il CHARLES DE MIEUX and FRANCISCO AGUERO
ESTRADA the former from France and the latter from
Cuba will devote their leisure hours tuition Of both
languages AZ moderate terms For further particulars ad
dress either OF both professors at their residence No. 52
Pearl street. =
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-11-11

WANTED-BY RESP ECTABLE YOUNG WOMAN
w situation to do general housswork, ohamb sr
maid in small family The beet of city given
Call at No. Macdouga1 street. for two days
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-11-11
MISCELLAEEOUn.


k0 CASES MILAN STEEL, AND ALMONDS OF VI
wv rious kinds, for sale by
G. e. UABICHT & co o. Wall atreet
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-11-11

MORIARTY, AucTIoSEER, WILL SELL, THIS
day at 10 o'clock, at l73 Chatham street. large
scrmen Of and second hand fu nture also carpets
dealer large of feather beds bedsteads
tables good crockery glass
ware, 40 engraving q in good frames
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-11-11

w ANTED-BY RESPECTABLE PROTESTANT
w young situation chamhermaid and waiter
inquire At No. East Sixteenth street. second floor
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-11-11

MANTED-BY A RESPECTABLE GIRL, A sITUA-
tion as clambermad Has the best Of city reference.
Please call at No. 8 Sixth street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-11-11

thFDEWATER, AUCTIONEEH-W SELL.
this day, Mt 10 o'clock, at tho salts room, Wall
street. Dutch Bubous Rootsb Dubious roots being
the balance OF the importation OF Vandersch0ot Sons,
and the best quality Of roots imported into this Market
The whole will be sold without in lots to suit
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-11-11
CLOTHING.

rAsT orr CLoTHING-whNTED 10 PURCHASE
~ About two thousand dollars worth OF good Left OF
wearing apparel of every description, in large all
qnaattes for which the full value will DO giyen IN
money. Address through post or oa!l on JAMES koRo
EEY, ~ bis secondhand st6ro, u Orange street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-11-11

WANTED-BY RESPECTABLE GIRL A SITUA-
W ton as plain cook and washer and ironer. to do
general homework in small family Best of city
given Can be seen from tea to four o'clock at Green
witch avenue, in the bakery.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-11-11

WANTED-A SITUATION, ny A RESPECTABLE
w young woman, as cook washer and ironer o mall
private family Best Of city reference Please call At
No. Sixth street. Can be for three days. IL not
engaged.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-11-11

WANTED--A SITUATION, BY A RESPECTABLE
w young woman to assist cook, to do the house
work in respectable private family She is good washer
and ironer and served three at her place.
be for two days Please call at 29 Mulberry
fl or, opposite the church.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-11-11

A CHANCE FOR A FoRTUNE-wANTED, A GEN.
tleman OF energy capacity and sufficient capital TO
take the entire management OF series OF first class vocal
concerts with competent parties unknown to fame TO
make the tour Of the Union Address j. Il Herald
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-11-11

yNANTID-A WOMAN, AS COOK, AND TO Assist
w in washing and ironing. Also, two ONE
laundets and ohambermaid and the other and
seamstres They must all understand their business have
good city recommendations and b9 willing to live In the
country ten miles from the city Apply this day only
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Arrivals at the Principal Isotels.

Hunt Bapcs aioss yoaeg, Stewart ii ii Giar, &
lady, N iii Carr lady, Up ia.
y Tes. pas. Te.ss 4 Ranaolph, "; Grant Wren
Noise marry Cekard Or Jarvis w Pollard 1 Il
Henderson, NJ; Ehss " Road " Barrett MsCsse
Yoae MurdeeA Las showtrisk, showbra LaKin and
lady ohe; Capt Waaam steamer Dan Webster Shannoa hi N
Patton $ Msssin, Watson and lady. Z Alexander Ala
Ohio; t.s Goodskh, Moi Csysrt Goodman 3 walksr
DR. Jackseu Ala; Clsshough, Y Drkson, Eniy
pssn, Ky;W AndeIsau and lady
Powell q Eaai sss hay, Geo Ship,
hi g Mss Tenn wilson schooner arensaai
Dae buchanan and lady o; Mason, McCuison.
ST LOUIS m TIahea and soa Rus.is esgood Coast;
Clay Ms: B,vsssag Springer
Suzanne Bertha Hssana Smith W Montgomery, A;
Belnse Baxter Hsndrsk chss Walsh Mends Porter.
Ala; Brand HBrsnde FdH; walkerJ collins W Daw.
Miss; Mcclure Dr MsKelsey o; q WATSON Ap WATSON G;
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BUREAU DIES COsiMIsSAIREs DE LA
pETTE CONSOLlDEE DELLA NoBVEI4IE-oRLEANS.

ACCOMPLISHMENTS, 81 Qcobrs, 1852.
En- vertu de la ,37eme section do lacte de la
Legislature de pEtat dc Lousanc ntule pour
vile de la Nouvele- Orleans ct burvo ndmn
strnon de ares aPpronvc % eyrier
ton de rae.o suppmeHtare relat incorporation vs
Lafayette Ia Nonvelleens, spprouve le memou
dun hce mtiuls Ace supptnIennre
dr Ia vile de la Fouvee Orleans pouryo ct
la direction de afh ppronve lie pour payer
ntere de la dse eneo de Ia willie pour re
corporation de Premiere
Trosienle Municipalities 81 de la vile de Lafayette echesnt 1885,
Des Submissions aeheees par eee
dnte juqu'an uIenie lundi acbat
tout paie dune sere de tee Nou
de La l piastres bons de-
date premier Juliet qurane ans
au boreu dn tresarier de % dere
six cent payablss annuelbn par anyer
1858, New-York nyier Juliet de chnoue
nnd Les Submissions evron ere
bons de la vile de
eretare du Bureau ds Conmssares de vile
dc La Nouve orean Les ites eies hons ad
jagss nu plus hau encheseur 10 10 decembre midi
cdessus.
ret gu des obligations de fancenne v
eme ct Tfoisems Municipalities Laayette echunt en-
sos gu au chox de ahcteu quart
premier Mars, quart premier Mai premier Juliet
1885, aAec ntere rason de cent parr premier
anVr 1885, Les Comissaires
cent 10 montan deo bon g gaante La part de-
de dee ne Les
outre 10 droit dereietsres ofrei partie.
-. COM MISS AIRES.
A. d. CRoSSMAN, Marie.
o. DEBUYs, Centroleur
VIM H. GARLAND rr6soer
CONVERSE President du comte de Finance. dD f,.i, A.
Aldermen.
H. PLACE. Prdsdehtdu Com Finances doa ASH,
tants aldermen.
A. LAYET Secretaire. % H., On
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OFFICE OF THE COMMISSIONERS OF THE
CONSOLIDATED DEBT OF NEW oRIFANa

NEW ORLKARs, October 81, 1857
BY virtue. Of the. thirty seventh section Of tho
act Of the Legislature Of the State Of Louisiana, entitled "Ap Ar -
Consolidate the City Of New Oas and provide tho
administration Of its aa" approved cad Of Fsby
and Of tile m section Of the act supplementary and
M the incorporation Of the City Of Lafayette City of Nav ~
ans approved on-the day. and Of the third An ~
entitled "An Act supplementary act TO Consolidate the CHI,
New Orleans provide for the
Affairs approved March H. 1884, and for the purpose paying M
accung the entire debt the city and OF meeting ooa
ons Of the old corporation and Of tile e F Second Mimi
palss apd City Of Lafayette, maturing during the 1853
SEALED PROPOSALS will DO received at hia Office data
unihe SECOND MONDAY, 18Th December at IL O'Clock
for the purchase Of all portion Of asees Of THIRTEEN
HUNDRED BONDS OF THE CITY OF NEW ORLEANS, for ths
ONE THOUSAND DOLLARS EACH; said Bonds dssd
FIRST OF JULY 1857 payable FORTY YEARS. the office
the Treasurer Of the city With interest attached thereto
CENTUM PER ANNUM payable annually
FROM after the first January 1853 In the City Of New York. The
January the M tot Juof each Proposals en-
dorsed Bs for the purchase Of Bonds of the City Of New
"Aopke ayet Secretary Of the Commits
Debt of the City be
audcaed the highest bidder l3t
December, at noon as aforesaid
PAyKsrcss any the interest coupons obi
cations city, lste T Third Municipalities
City Lafayette maturing the option purchaser
the first Of january erst Of March,
fourth the frat Of May aud the remainder tho first Of July 1885,
with January 1883 the Comais-
resryng right Of The Bonds adud
compliance with his the
purchaser The Commissioner further reserve the right of rejecting
any all bids.
.,5 A. D. GRESHAM, Mayor.
~ O.. DrBUYs, Comptrollsr.- -
wMf. GARLAND Treasurer
W.P. CONVERSE, Chairman Finance Committee,
Board Of Aldermen.
LII PLACE. Chairman Finance Committee
- Board Of Assistant Aldermen
A. LAYET, Secretary oct9 tis,hDec
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- n
MI MS Canal Street.-M All
PER STEAMSHIP PERSEVERANCE
~ JUST OPENED AT
SIMPSO MS.
CURTAIN DAMAsKs of every style and quality.
COTTON DAMAsKs-44 AND s-4-ALL CoLoRs;
WoRsTED DAMASKS-44 AND s-4-AIL. CoLoRs;
SILK AND WoRsTED DAMAsKs-s4.
ALL TWENTY PER CENT CHEAPER
than they be bought With compile stock of
MUSLIN AND LACE CURTAINS
EQUALLY CHEAP..
....A
NEW SILKS.
SATIN DE CHINE-yERY LOW;
WATERED SILKs-FoR EVENING DRESSES:
HALF MOURNING SILKS-PIlA1N AND, FIGURED
STRIPED AND FIGURED SILKS;
BROCADE SILKS-yERY Cheap
BLACK sILKs eros DE RHINE;
eros DE LYONS AND LUSTRINE;
MARCELLINS AND FLoRENCES.
tENEARLY ALL COLORI =
....ALso....
~. MOURNING GOODS.
BLACK cAsHMEREs,
T. =. BLACK DE LANES;
BLACK CHALLY;
BLACK FREcH MERINoEs
BLACK BAREGEs, etc, ETC., etc. =.
uov1 If SIMPSON Canal
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-11-20

LuNcH-Mr Neal'o the United States Exchange, cor
Of Poydas and Tchouptoulas will be prepared at
lunch hour with all the deeacies of the season His
friends know what this means give him a call
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Eeax, Books,
FOR SALE BY
THOMAS L. W e TT E.,

FOR SALE BY
THOMAS L. w q TIE,
.53 CANAL STREET, NEW NO. 105.
BOOK FOR A CoRNER-second series. 20.
MRS. GILAIAN'S oRACLES FOR YOUTH.
HOME AND SOCIAL PHILOSOPHY.
oTTOS TREASURY OF STORIES.
NUT CRACKER AND MOUSE KING.
ADVENTURES OF PUNCHINELLo AND OTHER STORIES
WINTER EVENING RECREATIONS.
GRAAlMAIRE ANGLAlsE-By Badoe.
KEY to Ditto ~ Hf s.
WINTER. EVENING STORY HOCKEY Uncle Tom.
ARCHTEcTuRE-By Hosken, Tredgod and Young
PALSY THE PoTTERis Life Labors and Discoveries
VILLAGE LIFE IN EGyPT-By ST. John.
THE FORESTRY j. v. Huntington.
DISCOVERY AND EXPLORATION OF THE MISSISSIPPI VAL
LEY-By John G. Shea. uov1s et2p
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FINE TunsrTuRE-An opportunity is offered to-day to
persons about furnishing houses which not often met
in the sale of the stock in trade of the late NJ
dona at No Baronne street, by J. NJ. Weymouth,
tioneer. For particulars. advertisement.
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The FIsHERMEN-An arrival atGloucester reports that
Capt Campbell, Of the British steamer Devastation, had
been suppressed 4 and the of Admiral Seymour had Ia
Il KEN the vessel to Halifax v
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The rmor that Gen. Pierce intends shortly to pay
visit to Virgins appears to be unfounded Conoort
paper States by authority that he will not change hi
present residence until he removes to Washington.
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ROUTE OF PRooEssIoN,
x3tas,s Rocks and Stationary.

; BLank Rocks and Stationary.
DAVID FELT & CO.,
sTATIoNERs' HALL,
+. NO. "a CHARITIES STREET.
~ The undersigned having such arrangements with
Northern Establishment their facilities for manufacturing
they enabled all orders with the greatest expedition
and at GREATLY REDUCED PRIcEs.
Purchasers and the public generally respectfully invited call
and examine the extensive assortment Of
FANCY AND STAPLE STATIONERY
greater which received which
will be disposed of att unusually low prices.
The stock of
BLANK BOOKS AND STATIONERY
embraces every article belonging the required BOOK
SELLERS, STATIoNERs, FANCY GOODS DEALERS BANKERS,
MERCHANTS and by Complete Single Books
various descriptions suit almost every want upon
shelves-among which
LEDGERs, JOURNALS,
COPYING BOOKS, CASH BOOKS,
CHECK BOOKS, RECEIPT BOOKS,
BILL BOOKS, INVOICE BOOKS,
RECORD BOOKS, LETTER BOOKS,
and MEMORANDUM BOOKS of every description.
BLANK ACCOUNT BOOKS
Ruled required Pattern with precision
insure perfect satisfaction accomplished Keepers
made of the first qualities of Eglh American Blue White
Wove or Laid Papers The Binding of their Books will the
superior heretofore which rivaed attempts equality
many years the best
judges among Merchants Bankers, Accountants Others
JoP PRINTING NEATLY EXECUTED.
WRITING PAPERS, comprising large stock of English French
wove Laid LETTER PAPERS, OF various
quAes English Blue PAPER; English and
American BLOTTING PAPER BANK and FOLIO POST etc.. etc.
wHATMAN's CELEBRATED DRAWING PAPERS.
WHITE AND TINTED TISSUE PAPERS.
MARBLE PAPERS, cOLoRED PAPERs-yarious tns for Box
Makers, Printers and others.
r WHITE AND TINTED ENAAIELED PAPERS,
NOTE PAPERS AND ENyELoPs, Englh French
manufacture.
SCREW AND LEVER COPYING AND NoTARIAL PRESSES ali
sizes. -
INKS
lRoBERTsoN,s, CARMINE AND FELT 4 co.'s RED INK;
ENGLISH FRENCH, GERMAN AND AMERICAN COPYING INK
all Sizes
generally all articles apperanng business Which the
attention of the country trade ia particularly solicited.
noy3 3awsw2dp, DAVID FELT L CO.
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soMEwiI4r. PRoLFre-A lady residing near Norfolk
Va during the last year gave birth to five children in
eleven months. At the first birth she had twins and
fha serond thran ~
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Oad Fslgoscs, FyocssstIoy,s
DEDICATION OF ODD FELLOWS HALL

Il
MONDAY, November %, 1852.
n The several Lodges, Encampnsn etc. will ASSEMBLE
Respective Lodge o'clock snd under change Of th
ahals proceed thence Lafayette Square for ANIMATION
fths line.
Tho couw form on St. Charles street. and will be divided int,
| vendisi,ions.
-. ~ R s DIPI SION,
Of josiah Cola and Shaw to Grand Mar
consisting Of the following Lodges will form In Lafayette Square
et.n aids tesing on ST. Charles stresti
rsss LODGE, No 3d. COLUMBUS LODGE, No. "a
4'AA'iA AA'Dehl NO. ~. INDEPENDENCE LODGE No, rs
SECOND DfVISI0N,
ona', charge e Edward Bsnst and William parue Assistants
a'ea coossg of the following Lodges will form Lsy
..rsst VI f.'' Di''''h 'sh' re.'os on s ohafl''
MAGNOLIA LODGE No, a. COVENANT Jopnv NJ, ~ i.
folAA STAR LODGE No u. TEMrIAR LoDeE, No. 10.
rtrao- .h..r. 80 Ns.s,., - -, - ~,
cons,,nc ~ th f,i.ir 49, n, 70 strand MARSHAL
mace, il front of sscona n,, s,h oa IN ayeue sqaa' Ten
Delta 1nDar NJ X 1Snw.sT 49,, Hnsiies ses''
nut +oD'h' NO. -. GoMMEhciAL LODGE, No. -.
ooM d - PIS1oN,
aousi..ug following squsr
ten front of Third Division right reaing
| ORLEANS LODGE, No.1l JEFFERSON lodge, Nos. r
TEuToNIA LODGE No. TO-. CRESCENT LODGE No. 8.
FIFTH DIYISIO
Under charge Of O. Amour and Daniel Wbe.sr IA
Marshs Consisting Of tina following Iodee, i form IN
Square len Of Foprh Division r.bt r,,y ON "a h.
steets v s'' '''"s " o. sN'"''
| I1,y,aN ,,cr ~ !,
-. WASHINGTON LODGE, Nos
me Order o. and Subordinate Lodges om foreign nIis
acknowledges Lodges
Of E,tsr and j. to Grand Marshal.
consisting following will form in Laf.yete sousre
in front Of Fifth Division right resting
PELICAN
ErNcANfpnTr,s1,,T !. W.T. NJ, 80 . NO o,
,n , oS, = - NEWT 40. Il
"AAS " = A n ). AMrmaS W y LOUISIANA
,rs ., a. C :, d., = -. -, ~,
60, $3.50, ~ - !, .I. , :. - .'upet, Aa.ah" 70
s t ,s y; 49,. ~ ss n s .erm IN
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Married:
nied

On Wednesday evening" November II the Down. Mr.
r. K GoLDING Misc ANNE MCCORMICK both Of this city.
~ NewYork Sun please copy. -.
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~ 3 - ED 1ussEhE VSESUENIs
II Bp.tbr NatinxsI Linz. - :.
/. - A-cy, f..sycya " ,S.v., ~ t.,a Al.
a - & :" =. -s-.>1seS Ss,,,l
SS A.sss1 sssanb A aast
~ NEW 1oAh' november ~.
Ine vunard steser ASIA mas arrived mere, bringing
aeses from 20 me days later than
ne aceonnts ofosgns Atlsntss Te foll0wngis
sul1 ma II s e IS asss
III. n Il IN = - 1es4 -
- n afsyERfoolsN osanssf o :.
~ - go qu'et SINCE me =,
z -a =. ~ = 'ue elses NV
$3.50 A.
- s,sn0us ans ma.s.lsl onsns .na
MI MoNSs sa,a. = Ara ,ss ~ "A o h.,.s
= ,,srs s,ooo .,s ornor -
500. s. ~,
Flour has been m good demand at 2ss for Western Ca
nal and 2ss Cd ass PEI bbE for Ohio oornfis firm At
Siaa2s per quarter Tor yellow and as edaSSs 8d Tor
white Bacon Shoulders are quoted at 2s and hams At
ssaA6s. per cwt' ~
p A4onooA A1akH e.s.
Tne money marked has been rather Irregular oonsois
ranging ct lcsal0oE, and closing at aooN for money,
ana 1ooN for accont White wheat Is quoted at H. I'd
ais 3D. per 7oios., and RED g esd.
r,; a......a; i, ss...;or,l p-,,..dt 4 ).
.''- = :;
,ss.js Ia st4ta npAEe'
The sensse st On the ~ and soommtsse was appoint
edon me suo'ecs OF estaonsning sne Empire. IL De-
eyed n that the committee Nl declare the impe
aEiditary IN the person OF Louis and
y. - $50 ss1.s - -,
ficsol anu osnsts nAss ISSUES
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BUREAU DIES eosIaIIssAIREs DE IA
DETTE CONSOLIDEE DE La NOuyEIIE ORLEANS,

BUREAU DIES eoaIaIssAIREs DE LA
DEITE CoNsoLlDEE DE La NOUvELLE,ORLEANy
NourEILroRLEASs, 81 ocobre, 1852.
En- yertu de Ia 37eme section de Facte de Ia
Legislature de l'Ea de la Louisiana ntue pour cousoiae
nsraon de Aaares approuvt Ftvrier la 5me
section de n initule Acte uPpentaire
La vile de Ia Noureleorleans ipcorpoaon de Vile
de Lafayette aec Ia vile de Ia Nouve 10 % Fe-
vr 1885, Of dams lie but de ancnns vile es
premiere econde ct ros6me Municipalities LAFAYETTE
Des Submissions aehees rseues pour pachau,e
IN faux e use equitable de os les
Obligations do ancienne % PREMIERE ct troisias
Mnniepaies ct vile de Lafayette VILE
DE LA NoUVEhLE-oRLEANs POUR La soaIalE DE MILE
pastries CFfACuN DATE DU JULIET 1884, PAYABIEs
DAMS GUARANTEE ANS bureau vie avec dss
des de SIX POUR AN payabe aus
La vile de NewYork lie Ter Jansie
les nsrsts les obligations echange CONNIE eat dit ci-
interes sur les bons Ennis conmenceIon
Les commissions echange ate,
etc. ct ouves quatrens lundi dc chaqus
Novenbre
Les commassares saerynt eotsr parie
lite les Submissions oFe,tes
....coMMIss AIREs...
A. D. CRoSsMAN, Mare.
o. DEBUYS, Con,r6leur.
W. H. GARLAND Treaorier.
w. CONVERSE, President Conssil
Aldermen.
L. H. PLACE. President du come Finances
tants- Aldermen.
A. LAYET Secrstaire. % Dc ap.
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-r% OFFICE OF THE COMMISSIONERS OF THE
- CONSOLIDATED DEBT OF NEW ORLEANS
By virtue of the thirty seventh section Of th


- New ORLEANS, October ~ 1852
By virtue of the thirty seventh section of the
of Legislature the State Of LouiIaha entitled An
City provide for the
nd administration its affairs" approved February 49, 1852 and
the fifth necton The supplementary thereto and providing
incorporation the City of Lafayette With the City Of New Orleans
approved for the funding the
city the First Third City
Of Lsfayette-
SEALED PROPOSALS will received this exchange
and other obligations Of the old city, Of the First Second
Third Municipalities and city Of Lafayette for BONDS
CITY OF NEW ORLEANS dated FIRST JULY, 1884,
YEARS, for ONE THOUSAND DOLLARS each, payable
Of the City Treasurer with interest attached thereto
of SIX PER CENT payable the city of NewYok,
July each yearbe interest obligations
exchange above calculated up January
1861 which time Bonds will
The Proposals endorsed Offer for exchange Bond etc.
will be opened and acted the fourth Monday In each month";
commencing Monday the 92d of N oyenbsrnsxt ld1h
The Commissioners themselves the right Of rejecting
Or all bids. -
MMfssIaNERS...
A. D. CRoSsAIAN, Mayor
%. DRBUYs, Comptroller
WIN. II. GARLANIy Treasurer
WHIP. CONVERSE, Chairman Finance Committee,
Board OF Aldermen.
LII. PLACE, Chairman Finance Committee,
Board of Assistant Aldermen.
"A. LAYET, Secretary. oct21 II
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M3- STATE TREAsuRER.-Edif0ys Crescent:
Please announce the. GEORGE BRIANT ESQ.,
the years efficient CLERK the Treasury Department. will b.
Supported for the Office Of STATE TREASURER by
octll to MANY FRIENDS,
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BaUTAL AssAuLr NEsRo.-K married lady, walking
Calvert street, in Baltimore at early hour in the
morning day last week, FRUSTRATED by two
Ecessive and violent blows from strapping negro who
entirely unknown to her. His purpose can only be
guessed he compelled to fly two three citizens
fortunately appearing the street at the moment the
ady fell The Baltimore papers say that outrages Of
similar kind have been quite that part of the
city, - ~. II ne
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+. WHALE IN THE ST. JofN's RwER--The Savannah
Georgian Of the 18th says "A passenger who to this
city the VIM Castor, Saturday from jacksonville,
informs that Large whale went tho ST. Johns
Friday morning andworked his way up the river
four orve miles, when he got into shoal water Finding
himself in unpleasant situation he oundered about in
such attract the attention of the Of
several in the vicinity Two boats, manned by
Sailors in pursuit. prepared to capture him. in which
it is highly probable they were successful ~
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On Friday menug, 49, Carroton FELIX aged
infant Of Samuel R. and Eliza Baker WALKER
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HoPsruL YourH--A boy, twelve years of age was
brought before the Mayors Court Cincinnati last Sun
aay by his father who stated that the family abso-
strad the youth would take their lives and that
nnssM found 1t utterly impossible to govern the boy
he had Threatened them with stsbbng aud had even
s S pistol for the purpose of shooting Mrs W.
in co ,s barreed pistol was produced
f.hS %neh tue police officer who accompanied the
10 me said he took from the boy who
se"t ~ ns 9s"Sns for the purpose stated The Mayor