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EDUCATION.
COLUMBUS FEMALE INSTITUTE.

COLUMBUS FEMALE INSTITUTE.
THIS Institution win commence its regular
session on Monday the 9th day nc OcTosEB
next, aal the Trustees with confidence recon-
menI u ga the liberal patronage ot the pub c.
az % VIII cn'er upoa the fourth year of rs exist
eucc with prospects OF Increased -gc,-ss and
The services orNTr. y II N.C,r>. h.vc been
engaged o. Princjpl "a .,emln vao vradra-
tel with distinction Is, the Cuiver II OF Noah
Naroiiu7. nod native o. Tina oio. au.t N.s.U IT.
in every way highly guf"aeItu sake ,'.ar... o,
such an .H,'tuuon. possessing 40 ot'y 81, tus
requisites for such ~'ttlnI, as a scholar. bat
bringing with him u,us experience. as % ielch-
err The very best As-.s,suts thc cob.rrv caa
afford Will be bgoH-A, 20 thc aiJ Cd sht Fsl..4-
pal
The importance af sustaining a female semi
nary OF high order jn Columbus is. we believe.
trit ami Acknowledged by all. We present the
Columbus Female Institute as admirably coCu-
iucd 10 supply thjs want. and therefore as wor-
thy OF all encouragement.
We have engaged able and accomplished in-
SfrUotors; the course of study Is iUll. thorough
and finished; the buildings and grounds are
we'll adapted for the purposes ola large Female
schools the location is healthlUl. pleasant, and
retired. and no eNertIonS Will De spared the
mart OF the Trustees % make il one OF the first
2 lust;Wio1s Of the Southwest. To accomplish
this, We only invoke the patronage OF n liberal
public ana those especially who feel an interest
an fostering Southern Institutions for the eduea-
tioR OF tht rising generation.
Rules and Regulations:
The scholastic year is divided INTO Two sessions
OF Ave months, commencing respectively on the
first Monday in October aud March.
No Pupil will be received fora shorter period
thap one session. but can enter NJ any time and
NJ. be charged from rhe ti'ne al entrance.
No deduction for tuition will bc allowed, cV-
ccpt from continued sickness. and that, AT the
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academic STAFF
COL. B. R. JOHNSON,
Superintendent: AMI Prof Of Nat Philosophy and
Engineering.
LIEUT.. COL. RICHARD OWEN.
Co4mgalaHt au5 Prof of Chemistry and Nat.
History.
REV. :. Y. NcNASTER.
Chaplain and Prot OF Ethics and Bellies Le:;rcs.
MAJ. W. W. HOWARD.
Prof Of Auc.en, and Modern Languages.
THEODORE :. GARNETT,
Prof OF Practical Engineering.
JAMES I. HAMILTON, \. NJ.
Pot Of Mathematics
". T. EVANS, \. b
i aae; p-oG OF Ancient Languages.
f. W. WILTBANk, y. NJ.
Al.Elr, Prof. OF Mathematics and Principal Of
Preparatory Department.
7. 7. SLAIIERI, VI. d. Surgeon,
MAJ. JAMES DACRES
Aia-.u-. Accountant and Teacher of Book
Keeping and Commercial Practice.
y Q. SMITH, Treasurer.
TH, I>~rlIrrr oilers the peculiar advantage
'aat with most thorough Literary course it
combine, a.. the essential parts o. the highly
approved scientific one Of the L. :. Military
Academy 20 Ne-. Point. While it promotes ~
Ir... 5.f .or..l-.a, Tr--,I No ,v5,.b no
o-la- system. ever devised attained and which
-re ordinary ON. tends rather IN destroy I,
short s.-r, 20 cultivate j, ms, f-o,,o-,-o1 all
-hs moral r.t,-.sr ami sr..lfs,-r.r .,.,rs~fz. =
,hr s-rr.r. ami no avo-3 th7r rar.5-I system
which ...-..s rr.a rro--5or or -lrIr1 IN ,Is y,a--
ls..--s ever. .rr.r-r1ru- Of the o,b--
T.T.-s-s uniform, ANA economical +ss,-,1,r,-
zion 1. -..-.. ana .f lr7rs-s Of ,.--r.r-,- a..,5r
g. U- t.- -.. az military discipline. .l situation
-.raI.. f--. .r... 7.-.-a-,---s ,Ia VICE. AMI he
.-.-....-..-.. .-..-I..- -..r.,.'. 80 $780, ~, 81
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NEW GOODS.
CULLEN & SMITH,
January 1851. 4-tf


- DAUTuIN SIRLEr,
7 AVE received per steamer Emt ire CRY. a
L / choice assortment o. SIX aaa FANCY
DRY GOODS. We WAL be receiving, during
he >ea~ou, New ANA Fashionable Goods Iy -y
cry steamer and sailing packer from New iork
The stock consists pavt q the f7ti9riaS--sglas.g
HVerhue B oeaaea Antique Silks
Co5or-a Amuer : slkS
Riga Goored Plaid PoulTa De Sol
Black Bfueaded FacoureS
Embroidered Dama~k and Plaid Poulie de So.
Small Plaid high cold silks for Misses dresses.
Nou-lu- and F.orcnce~ OF ala coors.
White and colorca Sarlu-
Heavy Black aud Co.ored Silks
oIoled SILK Nrivets
Cashmere Dresses and De!aiues
French and English Aer'noes
Black Six Warp Aipaecas
Canton Cloths tor morning
Black and coiored Canton Grapes Tor Dresses
Pain aad plaid Popins
Canton Grape Shawis
H.erao and Cashmere Shawls
English and American Cal5coes
4 complete assortment O. English HOSIERY.
Black and Watered ilk Hose. Gloves and Aiir>:
Buck and rich Gloves O. every description
Ladies Kid and Fsllet Mitts Of every descrip-
ton.
Lace Goods.
! large assortment Of Yalencenes. Enrlish
and German I-acc- Embroidered Collars CAPS
aaa Sia-Er= rea! Naleacea-s apes. EeTa5l>,
Collars ald Cuffs
Linens.
\ large assortment o. Irish Linens
I2-4 ii4rU >lseersuu~
O. Pillow a>r Linen
lZ-4. la IA. O. DamHsk Table Closls
81 Is. IL Damask Napkins and uowrrse>.
Plain Embroidered Linen ansbTic Hdk !.
Embroidered Lace urla1ns ana general
assortment Of Family Goods
Ribbons ~ large quantities.
French or~eiIs 40
q The >toek j. large and well assorted with
HOUSEKEEPING GOODS a. well a. FINE
GOODS.
Jan. 1882 45-tC
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EOO Pounds Superior Pearl Starch. Tor fam
AS. JONES, II
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PANT MEDICINES.
MEYTCAN MUSTANG LINIMENT !!

II ,Be HtB He Lame. fhe Sore, aRt} The
.Nif.,IotHte3, " lIe bring g'td f"f'"ys
ar sreat ioU :"
The primitive Republican. (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-1852, 1852-10-21

5NOp Doz. FACTORY THREAD. Nos
.)tt(ttg l. ). and gust received from
Pulaski Tennessee. For sale by
Jalv 81. 81. IS-5f HADEN & READ.
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sal ER IT LLOYD.
Jas EEG&F1

>@IILh LLOYD.
JAS IIg8D
Executors ID. I,o-a decreased
P-r-oa- wishing Il. ufsLa-. o reag ~f55 prop
rrFy purchase ta .Hs~. Ee.l receive lu.i ae-
-crifrion thereof b. APPLYING AT the ofi,rc Of
CAERINGTON Il CHRI TlAN AuorurYs. Co.
lugnlns y i~~i.-ifsri
THOs CHRISTIAN. Agent.
Columbus. o.. = 1851 ac-tf
II HING TACKLE.
/ ar -'.U +. p-rsa - ne our friau ds
v with a fasye end r9y eper.or os.ort-
",eat y I,>hsag aJpo.osas Il the latest
and most improved styles
Fishing Lines, SILK, HawSer laid
I" q - small aud medium.
+" Z" Cotton, to be SET FIR Buffalo &c.
/" Linen for Pike and Trout
$ Grass. all sizes
Fishing Hooks, Limerick, z nuiue ring top
/" hatted :.
4" :" !" sharp .
+" FIR Bass, Perch and Cal Fish
+" on Sinew, for Perch and Trout
. Tackle, rugged for Immediate use.
Fishing Clerks, Of all sizes sorts and colors
Trout Baskets, for Creek Fishing
/ just received and fer sale low by
JAS. JONES 4 co.
Columbus, April s, 1852.
The primitive Republican. (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-1852, 1852-10-21

= large assortment Of Ealeucenes. English
and German LaceS Embroidered Collars. Gaps
aaa Sleeves rea! haleaceu-s apes. Eer1i.-.
TrFsar- 1syl (-.~f
The primitive Republican. (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-1852, 1852-10-21
Crockery ,Chinaa, Glass s StOne Ware

DIR. W. =. AAFSNONBs
OFFERS his professional services 10 the ciii-
~ zens ofColambus aad It's vicinity. ana hopes
bv dSl6cenf and aU1iring attention 10 his duties
10 merit SHARE Of their confidence.
He may Be toana AT Al hours. when not pro
fess5onslly engaged.l ~ his esEce On Nain ssgeet
formeEly occupied BY his fa1hsr.
May sah, 1881. e-1v
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LIVERWO0T AND TlB,

4 SAFE and Certain Cure for CONSUMPTION
y OF the LUNGS, SplrrlNG OF Bloom. CouGHS
CoLnS. ASTHMA. PAN ~ TUE SIpE, Bronchltis
Hopping Cough. and all Pulmonary Affections
"a y
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JAMES GODFREY.
PREPARED AND SoLD BY JAS. e. AVER.
PrarticR Cheastst. Lo,~rH. lass.
For sale by JAS. BLAIR.
Columbus. Miss
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for the erection of hydrant in Lafayette
Square; and three petitions of property holders,
citizens and others, in favor Of the construction
Of a railroad on Claiborne street-were read and
referred to the Committee on Streets and
Landings.
A bill Of Chaillot & Fagot, for refreshments
furnished to Commissioners of election in Third
District of J.. Altmeyer, for same in Fourth
District: petition Of sundry jurors, for the
payment of warrants issued to them from the
First District Court; of sundry Lamplighters,
for remission of fines; of Thomas Tucker, Comp
troller Of the late city Of Lafayette for payment
Of salary up to June 1: and of the Wardens of
the Church of st. Louis, asking the Council to
contribute to the cost for erecting clock of
said church-were read and referred to the
Committee on Finance. ...a-
vi r. L. Purcell, representing that he is
blind and in INDECENT circumstances, and asking
for relief, was read and referred to the Commit
tee on Charity. s
Of E. r. Maxwell, Collector of taxes on coffee
houses, etc., in the First District, representing
that he is unable to collect all of same in
quence of the refusal of various parties to pay
him, was read and referred to the City Attorney
The following applications for Office were read,
and on notion laid on the table subject to call :
From F. Carrie, for reelection to the Office of
Keeper Of the Powder Magazine.
7 From A. Mazureau, for the Office of Notary Of
the Corporation.
Z From j. Mcguire, for the Office of Wharfnger
of the Fourth District
Mr.. Shaw presented the quarterly report Of
the Board of Directors Of Public Schools Of the
First District, which was read and ordered to
be filed. a
STANDING COMMITTEES.
Mr.. Bailey, as Chairman of the Committee on
Streets and Landings, presented the following
report, which was adopted:
The Committee Streets and Landings to whom was
referred the resolution passed by the Board of Aldermen
the 9th April granting the of Lafayette Square
for exhibition Of Fireworks for the benefit Of the Or
phan Boys Asylum in the Third District beg report
favor Of the nasmuch your Committee learn that
the Directors Of said Institution being under the impress
sion that it was only necessary to have the consent Of
Board, have already sold tickets and incurred
relative thereto. Your Committee have also be-
fore them petition against the of said Square for
such purposes upon which they will report at early
period. NJ E. BAILEY,
..a S.W. PHrLBRick.
7. B. DoLHoNDE,
LANATA.
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Mutual Benefit Life and Fire Insurance

COMPANY OF LOUISIANA.
~ Incorporated in April declared dividend
cent. Two Years. Business
Office, No. BS CAMP ST. between Graver and Common
BUSINESS COMPANY LPR 1ssURANcR ONLY
This Company being s,y the of the policy
Great National Benevolent nson the
and solid principles and aordn for small annual paid during
M and handsome Legacy widows and children after DEATH
~ All policy holders whether life shorter who
the Company.
Creditors insure the lives H Debtors married
the life the sole
herself children, free fromth o creditors.
TRUSTEES:
John s. Allison Isaac Johnson, Edward
Johu Hagan, Sanuel Stewart, Richard Mccall
RobertJ. Ward, E. ". Barton J. Perkins,
Joseph Walker, Vim. Alure. Arnold Harris
DIRECTORS:
e. w. Sawel, 1hos. g. Jenkins, P. B. Taylor,
Edw. Jenner Coke, John NJ. Currau, G. G. Steevei,
NJ. N. Cohen, l.. Spangenberg II. Rhodewald
Samuel Wof, John A. Dougherty, c. M. rutherford,
o. Wckham, John Claiborne, r. c. Armistead,
Geo. W. Smith, N. C. Hall R. Bein,
II. g. fiesrtt H. Wngate.
Epw. JEsSEn CoxE, Vice President
4. J. WEnpHRauns, NJ D., Medical Board of
IL e. aE.R4 gsr A. p I o1so'oa conss Attorney
RICHARD NJ D. Magazine street. Medical Examiner
who will be at the Office daily from halfpaa. IL to 2rM
By the Charter only $4,000 is taken single life.
GF This Company prepared applications for Life
incs Policies healthy persons
the charged the New fork
their restrictions residence South.
declared annually and the profits draw
made available the
California SewYork Prospectus
Table of Rates and all information to Life and all
effect be had the OF the
~ Extensive Travelling Privileges.
tRf- Office hours, 9 a. NJ. to JPN.
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BY amount disbursed from 1st April to 11th May 1862

VIM. H. GARLAND, Treasurer.
Aldermen announcing the rejection of the reso-
luton providing for the appointment of a Joint
Committee to prepare an ordinance defining the
kinds Of business which shall have preference in
the respective Boards; and the resolution re-
quiring the Official Printer to furnish the Off
cial proceedings in pamphlet form.
And also announcing the adoption, with an
amendment, Of the resolution authorizing the
Mayor to appoint Board of Engineers to ex-
anime the Water works, ETC.
A message was received from the Board of
Aldermen announcing the passage Of the follow
ing resolutions by that body, and asking the
concurrence of the Assistant Aldermen therein,
to wit:
resolution authorizing the Recorder of the Fourth
resolution extending the former City of Lafayette
the ordinances in force in the City of NewOrleans
resolution on the construction of watch tower, to
be located on Canal street.
resolution allowing $500 to Mr. Robert preaux for
services Attorney to the late Board of Lquidators
resolution authorizing the Treasurer to number
of bills.
resolution authorizing the Treasurer and Comptroller
to settle with the officers of the late municipalities and
City of Lafayette for their salaries.
resolution authorizing the Tax Collector the Third
District to collect all taxes due said District and the
collection Of which was suspended by act of the Legs
lature.
resolution authorizing the Mayor to have sold at pub
lie auction two slaves detained in the police Jail of
the Second District
resolution authorizing the Mayor to have two seals
ordered for the Consolidated City Of NewOreans
PETITIONS, ETC.
OfM. Sullivan, averring that he was arrested
illegally by Sergeant Farrell, of the First Dis
trict Night Watch, and that certain moneys
taken from him at the time, have not been re-
turned, and asking an investigation, etc.; Of j.
Magioni, against the erection of blacksmith
shop by G. Stumpf; of Thomas Murphy, for re-
mission of fine for running dray without a
license; of B. Fl. Tegdar, for permission to open
beer-garden on Front Levee street, between
Clouet and Louisa streets, and of owners and oc-
cupants of property in Canal street, against cab
stands-were read and referred to the Commit
tee on Police.
Of the heirs of Francois Alpuente, for the
emancipation of his slave Felicitie; of G. w.
Holt, for the emancipation of the slave Mary
Deval; of Philip Claiborne, f. m c., for the
emancipation of the slaves Henry, Caroline,
and Jane; and of A. G. Chea. ham, f. m. c., for
a certificate of freedom-were read and referred
to the Judiciary Committee. -a
Of the Board of Directors of the New0rleans
jackson and Great Northern Railroad Company
for the right Of way for double track through
Claiborne or other streets, to the lower Cotton
Press; Of R. Sancho, offering to water the
streets around jackson Square of A. 9. Jones
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The Treasurer's report was read as follows :
TREASURER'S REPoRT-CITY OF NEW ORLEANS
DR..
To amount received from 1s April to 11th May 1852,
inclusive, from the following sources, to-wit
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Mr.. Relf, as Chairman of the Committee on
Unfinished Business of the Second District, pre-
sented the following, and the rules being sus-
pended, it was adopted: ,a~5,
The Special Committee whom have been referred the
unfinished business Of the late First Municipality now
the Second District beg leave to report that they have
carefully examined the and made the following list
under the title Of the committee whom they consider
they ought to be referred and they ask to be discharged
from the further consideration Of the subject
.5 .F. ApRE. DERBEs,
j. NJ. RELF.
/ .t C R.uos
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its first reading:
An Ordinance to prorde the government Of the House of
a. Refuge Of the city Of New Orleans,
The Common Council Of the City of New orleansorda in
follows: Art l. That hereafter the first Tuesday of
May in each year the Council will elect thirteen citizens
to for year until their shall be
elected who with the Mayor shall constitute Board of
Commissioners for the management of said House of
Refuge
Art 2 That the Commissioners of whom five shall form
quorum shall at their first meeting after their election
elect from their members President prescribe his
Duties and adopt rules and regulations for their
ernment.
Art g. That the Board of Commissioners shall have the
management of said House of Refuge prescribe the kind
and amount of labor be performed by the inmates make
rules and regulations for their instruction. improvement
and government and do and perform all other acts they
may deem necessary and proper for their Improvement
carry into complete effect the objects contemplated by
the laws of the State relative to Houses of Refuge for u
vcnle deinquents and juvenile yagrans Provided how
that they shall make any agreement contract
for the payment Of money except for the ordinary supplies
and expenses of said House of Refuge without first OBJ
tanning the consent of the Council.
Art That the Secretary of the Recorder Of the First
District shall be the Secretary of the Board Commits
soners and shall do and perform for them such duties
they shall require Of him appertaning to the
Art g. That the said Board of Commissioners shall
port quarterly to the Council the condition of said House
of Refuge accompanied by such information and sugges-
tions in relation to the be deemed expedent
Art g. That the Standing Committee on the House of
Refuge of either Board of the Common Council shall have
authority at all times to inspect the minutes of the pro-
ccedngs of the Board of Commissioners and examine
all records of the Institution and shall be their duty
visit the said House of Refuge at least every month
Art That Immediately after the adoption of this ord
nance the Council shall elect thirteen Commissioners
| aforesaid, to serve until the next annual election.
Art 8. That all ordinances of the late municipalities
Nos and g. and of the city of Lafayette inconsistent
with this ordinance be and the hereby repealed
Mr. Wilson, as Chairman of the Committee OH
Prisons and Court houses, presented the follow
ing resolution, and the rules being suspended,
it was read second time and adopted, unani-
mously, by yeas and nays-a motion Of Mr.
Leeds to refer it to the Finance Committee hav"
ing been lost:
Reeced That the Comptroller pay upon the warrsnt of
the Mayor. two hundred dollars being for lumber horse
| feed, etc. tor the of the Work-house.
| Mr.. Wilson, as Chairman, etc., presented the
following, and the rules being suspended, it was
read second time and adopted, unanimously,
by yeas and nays:
Rssoled That the Treasurer pay upon the warrant Of
the Comptroller four hundred and fifty doars being for
supplies furnished for the Worhouse during the month
! Of April
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NewOrleans Agency of the Mutual Pro-
SLAVES.

tS LAVES FOR SALE ON TIME-Seyeral
~ valuable SLAVES consisting COOKS, Female
WASHERS and IRONERS full guarantee, approved
credit till the LIST January
AT eight cent annum from date until maturity.
my1 LONG Il JOHNSON Brokers' Commercial Place.
flames w. BOAZMAN, No. Is Perdido street,
q will pay strict attention to the PURCHASE AND
NEGROES. SLAVES OF ALL KINDS CONSTANTLY ON HAND
AND CASH PAID FOR YOUNG NEGROES.
REFERENCES
Wright Williams Co., Moon, Titus Co., Williams Phillips Co.,
NJ Greenwood Co. s. o. Nelson Co.. w. DggB 3EdAW
EAMES WHITE, No. 1853 Gravier street, New
50 Orleaa will constantly PURCHASE NEGROES also
Sell Comnliason and all Slaves to him.
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REMOVALS.

ID ACKNOWLEDGMENT s. Co. have Temporal
y riy removed their office from Common
hn street. my5
q , EMOVAL.-R. H. MARI, Attorney at Law,
4 u has St. Charles Camp st
stsirs ly
InRUG STORE REMOVAL-The SUBJ n
sber respectfully his public ~
10 has his DRUG STORE the South west
CAares Cuomhouse streets, where he will be happy
his old may him patronage
f. D. BEACH, Apothecary and Druggist,
jams Southwest of Chatre Cusomhouse
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NJOTICE-Lost sometime in September or Oc-
IN tober LAND WARRANT No 20 s4a for one hundred
Battalion Company for services IN the Mexican war Said
the undersigned Mobile and
this CITY, Notice hereby given that application VIII be
made the undersigned the Sp
OF said Warrant laps 6wltWl CHNoIorIeh solNI
nR. LACRUES, OF PARIS, TOOTH AND
GUM SpECFIC-Thi beyond doubt the best article ever
discovered the TEETH and GUMS keeps ne Ieeh nee from
the above facts circulars
- ~ DR.. GILBERT, Poydrns street. ..
CLARKE & ALLISON, St Charles street.
P. L. MASSEY cor Camp and Grayer SITS.
J.WRlGHT, l5l Chartres street.
J SYME Canal and CarOndeet streots.
A. KENDALL & CO., Magazine street.
MEDICAL DEPOT, Poydras street.
C. NYSTRANDB corner Apollo and Clio ss
GEO. REED, Nayades and Euerpe sts
.... H, KALTEYER, Of Jackson and Lsyee
s.,s Iaf.vse and the 9& aronne street.
sIesIS, NJ s9,,.ans S' - led lvlp
RUDE BRIMSTONE-10 tons of first quail
,y in store sale by BARELL CO., 81 Common ST.
LE-Scotch and East India Pale Ale, for
IA sale by JOHN IooLf. 70 oSnA FtAee
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WANTED.

T1NO RENT--An elegantly furnished Office, N,
II suitable n Commission Merchant. Apply to ~
mhl9 II SAMUEL WOLFF, s5 Camp sreet.
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Resolved That the Mayor be and he is hereby authorized
enter into the necessary contract with W G. Stevens
principal and Thomas Haynes security to furnish four
thousand square yards of block granite stones
the paving of Annuncaon street. at the rate of three
dollars and forty cents per square yard all to be done in
accordance with specifications file in the Surveyors
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A message was received from the Board of
Aldermen announcing the passage Of the follow
ing resolutions by that body, and asking the
concurrence Of the Assistant Aldermen therein,
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Mr.. Bailey made motion, which was car
ried, that the report of the Joint Committee on
Salaries, presented on the 18th of April last,
and amended on the 9th, and laid over, be re-
committed to said committee, to report an orli-
nance in conformity with said report and amend
ments at the next meeting. aIas41Sf ~ e {
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A LE-Scotch and East India Pale Ale, for
"A ..lsby JOHN TOOLE, 9s Bank Place.
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STATE OF vK1nOuT.
RUTLAND Go.

l. Frederick w. Hopkins, Clerk Of
the County Coat for the county Of
Rutland, do certify that on this 18th
day Of September A. D. 1852 pub
licly sorted and counted the votes,
given BY the freemcn Of Of said coun-
y, for Senators to represent said
county in the Senate Of this State, on
tho 6.t Tuesday Of Sert 1852, and
End tha: the following persons have
the rumber Of votes annexed To their
names respectively.
And do declare that Thomas f.
Bogus, Harvey Shaw aud Anon Bal.
ley having tho grcatast number Of
votes arc elected Senators for said
County. 3d..
Given uader my hand this 18th
day Of Sept. A. ID. 1859.