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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1852-08-20

tNNMnIKG MARRLE WVRNS'
IL ADJOINING THE POST OFFICE, LYNcnDURo,
va y. GdDDESS .S BRO, Pyopriefoys, (tor4
meriy Of Eaimorc.) .eop hand. and make order
at Northern priceA Egyptian and italian Marble Man
tles plain and ornamental Monuments, 1ombs, Head
and foot Stones, Garden Vases Counter Table, bureau
und Washsiand tops, made any size the shortest
notice. Also, door and window sills.
Any order from town country, entrusted TO us will
be faithfully executed with and dispatch
Aug I3--tltA L. b. tCiADDESSf q BRO.
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Tobacco. Having Do

bACCO, Tobacco. Having de-
termlned 70 pay pnrticula attention TO SELECTING b
best Chewing Tobacco that is put IN here we t
orders from our friends in the country for the ar,ia
oeeVing as we do, that shall be able to furnish n,
article by the box that is bound to give satisfactan
we nave received an agency for some Of the best
Brands put up in Lynchburg Form s5 roto '"e o1S'
mall we u in return send box of 10 plugs tba, viii
De harI to beat and for $40 note We will sana on
plugs hrst rate Tobacco, put up in boxes Of sn,ai
sze. take pleasure in saying to our friends rim
to rs cts per Id. CREWnSON from ~
. aa I--dts. Com. Merchants on the Canl
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1852-08-20

BOOKS FOR PLANTERS, FARM
ID FRS, &c
The American Farm Book, by r. l.. Allen.
American Poultry Yard, by d. J. Browne,
The Diseases of Domestic Animals, r. L. Allen.
American Bee Keepers Manual, by 7. Il. Miner,
Family Kitchen Gardener, by Robert BUST
Elements OF Agricultural Chemistry and Geology
iouatt ON the Horse. edited by W. G. Spooncr
Youatt on Sheep,
Johnston's Agricultural Chemistry, new edition,
Stephens Book of the Furm-really one of the bcs,
books for Farmer to possess.
Southern Agriculture comprising Essays on the cul.
tivnon of Corn, Hemp, Tobacco, Wheat &c,
Tho American Muck Book, by J. d. Browne
Chemistry made easy for the use of Farmers. by j.
Topham, NJ. A. (Papcr)
Elements of Agriculture, by l.. Bentz. Paper.)
Pests of the Farm with instructions for their exir.
patton, by II. ID. Rchardson-bound in paper
Just received and for sale (cheap) by
c. MORSE, Comm n. MertAI
jy 26-ts Opposite Warwick House, Main ST.
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COLHOUN e. HOLT.
kylss Corner, LVnchbHrr.

DOETs.- TT &ALLEN'S BEAUTIFUL
l. series of Pocket Poets in elegant gilt bindings
containing IIemans, Ptoverbal Philosophy Cooper
Elliott. Lalla Rookh, Poetry of Flowers Elizu Cook
son & Grny Sigourney Pollock, Coleridge Goldsmith
Rodgers, Poetry Of h clions Campbell, Milton, Young
Kirk, White Poetry of Passions, Wordsworth, Poetry o.
Sentiment, Mrs Norton, British Poets, Bush & Blair
Stern Johnson.
ALSO,
LAYS Of Scottish Cavaliers,
Lyro and other Poems by Alice Cary.
Byron's Poetical works,
Prose and poetry of Europe md America
Lillian and other Poems by Praed
Book of Ballads,
Fuller's Poems, &c. &c.
an l-dts At THE NEw CoMMIssIoV BooK-SToRE
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TNINsLEY, TAYLOR a. TO-, COMM1S
u SION AND FORWAkDIkG MERCHANTS,
roceir ing and offer for -nlc, IN exchange for
Country Produce the largest aad best assorted stock
of Grocertcs and Dry Goods hns boon their pleas
to oer for SALE comprising in pac,, the following
articles:
HOO Sides sole Leather
i5 bags Rio, Lnguyra aud JaNn Coffee
% h4ds Orleans aud Porto Rico Sugar, some
very fine
1je kcgs Nap. assorted
ID tons country and rolled Iron
20O0 lbs Strap aud band iron
1000 lbs Batcred, shcar md cast-stccl
10000 feet Safety fusc
zoe snCks Salt
225 bbls Nbskey very fine old Rye
p bbIs French and Apple Brandy
% hhds and bbls Moasses
10000 lbs Cotton Yarns LenLsyile and Otter Factory
. packages Loaf crushed and PuEs verified Sugrh
90 cases stdl and mass 9.quorioc,
with a large and general assortment nj brown and
blcached Domestics. Bed Ticks, Prints Ginghams Sum
mer Goods Boots. Shoes, Ilaa,&c., &c. all ofwhicl
will ho sold AZ the lowest rates for ASH in xchnnge
for PRODUCE. March 22--,s
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q COME Az AAsT.-OHARLEs A

NOTICE TO ALL. HE ALSO nv ao,;
- dent, has fallen into the CONFECTIONERY RI.
eiNEHS IN conjunction with his Jewelry establishment
IN "hichhe keeps Candies & Fruits such ms OraSoos
Lemons kaisins, Almonds Fiberts TOYS of all kinds
an establishment He is now receiving his Snrrina.l
TO winch ne respectfully socits the patronage of tbe
Pnohc he also has, in his employment one ofhe mos,
experienced Bakers and Candy makers in Lvncbburg
'y,amids' OF all kinds, made at the shortest notice
o,a orpeiS from the country received and promptly
WuIo 49,. CHAS. A. EVARD.
Narah s--dts doors above Exchan.n corrar
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MERCHANDISE.
4 CREE a McCLANAmAN, GRocERS

n AND COMMISSION III r. L ~ n ~ % >
LYscHBuRS, Va.
Offer Tor sale
10 bngs Rio and Laguira Coffee,
% best old Java aud Mocha do
10 binds and bbls Molssses,
81 y. o T. X. Sugars.
st CroiK do,
% boxes aud bbs Loaf, rushed and Powdered do,
90 tons eoontry and rolled lron,( various sizes &C.,
2200 best Cast Steel,
22j kegs Nails
5000 lbs Sole Leather.
10 900 lbs Cotton Yarns,
% boxes Manufactured Tobacco, .omovcry fne,)
40 boxes Adnmantine, Sperm and Talow Candles,
500 kegs blasting and rifle Powder,
60 900 fl best Sufey Fuse,
10 bale. Oznaburgs and Domestics,
100 bbls recti6cd Whi,key,
% old Rye g" (some years old,)
IS -" Wine, different qualities,)
~ aud / pipes French Brandy (some hne,)
10 old Apple Brandy
tiefces best London Porter,
10 bbls Rum and Gin,
with great variety of articles not mentioned above,
making stock Il very large aud desirable one.
We give prompt attention TO sales of consignments
Of Flour, Whenf Tobacco. Bacon and nil other kinds Of
country produce-nlso tn receiving ind forwarding
Goods. Produce. &c may l3-ts
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TESTIMONY FROM THE SOUTH
Rheum atism cure d In its w Orst forms
Extract of u letter dated


"NEw-ORLEASs March 5th, 1851.
Captain A. A'gcll has been FIVE years under med
ca treatment for rheumatism. Drs. Stone and Cart
wright and other Physicians have had him in charge
of that time He in DR.. Stones Hospital long
time under medco treat ment. Dr. Stone pro
ncunced his case ncurable Large Jumps of hurd
bony substance had formed his hands, wrists and OH
er parts Of he body and his lower extremi.ies
drawn of shape, and he could not about with
out assistance. Enclosed is a from him, dated New
Orleans Feb 27th, 1857
Il your week ago TO day, and got
bottle of the Meaieon Mustang Linimen and commence
ed rubbing it my hands arms, legs, feet and other
parts of my body. am up and can walk nearly
well as ever! find it doing much good, send
for another bottle. A. ANGEL"
Three weeks after the dote of the quoted above,
lie well. He used altogether fifty cents and
dollar bottle This has called the attention of
era of irst Physicians here who prescri-
bling it in alcases of Chronic Rheumatism. There
many other of almost marked character
the above; but it is unnecessary to say
e.
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NEW CONCERN.-We the Undersigned AN
L friends an1 the public generally,
TINT We have formed eo-partncrship under the firm
and style of
WHITE AZ TERRY,
for the purpose of doing GENERAL COMMISSION BusI
We have taken the large and we'll enclosed LOT
the Cnna near Messrs. Crcwdson & Crank, for the
purpose Of receiving Lumber Wood Coal, &c, con-
sisnmcnt. We will, also attend to the sale of Tobacco
Corn Flour, Lime, and Country produce generally.
We atier ourselves that long experience in bust
tes' and extensive acquaintance with the citizens
nfLynchburg will enable obtain the very best price
for produce consigned to We hope by strict aten-
ton to business merit portion ofthe public patronage
Our office present at Vim. A. Whites Mil
WM A. WHITE,
Juno 7--tf WIN. B. TERRY.
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~ EW GOODS.--JOIIN =. DAVIS ha.
Y received by Express, II handsome assortment of
Ladies Dress Goods, French worked Collars,
flouncing White Grape Shawls; and English Grapes,
with splendid assortment of Bonncts &c which makes
his assortment very complete He solicits call from
buyers. may l3-ts
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BACON AND FISH
- 5000 lbs prime Bacon,
20O0 lbs prime Family Hons.
10 half and whole bbs. Mackercl
10 half bbs. No. clipt Herrincs.
half bbls. Roe Herrings.
half bbls No. Shad
in Store and for sale by NORMAN & MARTIN
Nav l7--ts ''1Nn i>'
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:. nIIGuID q SONS.

They have recently applied stea" rower to their ma
ohner, nd fattcr themselves that taes enabled TO
Yanaiactsre ell descriptions q Form and Fancy Gait
net Hare 10 style and finish 20 compare with any IN
al. s,a,c &. DIuGu1D.
d. i. DluGUiD,
GEO A. DlUGUIp.
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may 27--ts


- ECEfVING AND FORVy ARDING-
~ GROCERIES AND PLASTER-The sub.
scriber still continues the fire proof brick
ON the canal amidst all the changes to receive and for
ward Goods. Produce, Manufactured Tobacco. &c
Our charges will be low, and forwarding done with dis
patch
viii receive in few days. frat rate assortment of
Groceries which he will sell low and buy at ltmes
Flour, Corn Meal, Oats, Flax Seed, &c. for which he
will give the best prices.
Pig and Bar Iron for sale.
JAMES b. RENWICK
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o " French Brandy
Ju.t received and Tor sale by LEE g. JOHNSON.
iy Cots
1--WE COMPREHENSIVE heretofore existing be.
l. the subscribers, under the style and firm Of
GREGORY e. ROYALL. having this day expired by
limtalion the business wibe closed speedily pos.
-ible. Those having Claims against the will
please present them without delay and those indebted
to the will b. sind enough tetlc their ear
licst opportunity Before parting with old friend.
and customers, beg leave To return them sincere
thanks for their kindness md request them TINT
they will not forget US uuder the firm of GREGORY
ROYALL & SIMPSON.
JAMES y. GREGORY,
JAMES +. ROIALL.
June 80, 1852.
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DRY GOODs.-PuIalP w. PAYNE

| kf &OODS.-PuihhR w. PAYNE
~ respectfully soicits from his friends and the pub
lie the patronage heretofore extended to the firm of
Payne X Bell. II q Stock il nrgc and well assorted
and every article will be sold ON the most reasonable
terms.
iy a6-ts
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1852-08-20

THE SUBSCRIBERS having Obtained the
l. exclusive right Of retailing Fisk'a Metallic Burial
Cases take this method authorizing the people ofLynch
burg m the surrounding eosntry thst they have now IN
their ware room Main Street bot of the above Ca
Sea OF different sises. II would be dcni tack give
an sdeqsate impression OF hese Cnsea sthoui person
al inspection: they perfectly air tg and FJestre
ble, and for protecting aud preserving the Dead, I'm
ordinary inerments for vaults for transportation
superior TO anything o the kind before invented Those
unfortunate enough TO need the above Cases con be
ssprliedby 3. DIUGuID a. SONS
Undertaking in The usual style also prenptly attend
ed TO. b ID d. SONS.
A CARD--THE UNDERSIGNED WOULD res.
n pectfny AK continuance Of the patronage col
long bestowed upen him tn Fbe oannern and IN
this connection he deems proper 60 ask al who are
indebted TO him To forward and settle their nc.
counts without delay.
There ARE many claims Of long standing, which, must
CLOSE up and il Is expected that all who know them
selves be indebted will pay attention TO hi. notice
s. DfUGUID.
inn s-ts
Republican and Express, copy times week fol
three Eoniha aud charge the Yirginian
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AN EDITORIAL RECOMMENDATIONS.

In the Savannah Republican of December 81, 1851,
edited by A. X. Moore, ESQ, he speaks in the follow
ing manner of the Mustang Liniment:
This Medicine is offered the people of Geor-
ga for the first time. Our personal experience
bles us recommend it the people with confidence,
as have felt tie good effects upon sproined ANGLE,
which received great benefit from application and
has been almost cured by occasional of for
NC
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CPRING AND SUMMER GOODS. n

SPRING AND sd VI vi T. Hk GOODS. Rea
- dy made Clothing Ckotbs Vesting dc. | am
receiving my Spring and Summer supply of Clothing
which Is urge and well selected.
also continue to hive manufactured, mems and boys
clothes.
also hive received and keep always hand Cloths
Cassincrs. ycsrines &c. which sell by the yard and
charge for cutting.
MR. J. DIXON continues 10 cnrry the Tailoring
business
Terms cnsh, goods cheap.
April 26--ts r. LOCKWOOD
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MECHANICAL.
CONCERN.

NEW CONCERN.-The Subscribers a, socia
sa themselves together on the first ssssaf to'z he
<rxnxasuE4n nurpsse AZ conducting the ma nuactsre
of CABINET WARE, n fhe old ssd
rel knorn staHd Of s. Daguid, IN
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1852-08-20
GEO. II. KEYSER. ND.
HIS wounds are Healed.


John shirley Poseyvle, Indiana, Dec 30 1851.
says he Mustang Linment has performed great
cure tor me- On last Saturday week. l. by accident,
ran red rot rod OF iron through my hand entering ro
my thumb and fore finger, passing through the thick
part oi my hand and coming on my wrist between
the two large leaders. Immediately onnlied the Ms
tang Eminent and continued its use On Saturday
next after that it we'll and went to ,yo,k nc nonol
M Horses and other Animals.
mere Is nothing that can be compared to the Mus
tang Lihiment IN its speedy and permanent cure of
strains bruises, cuts, CALLS chafes scratches
pole evil hSua, big head SPAWN rng-bone wind oal
cracked heel orany other wound stiffness or uppo,nr
enlargement OF bone or muscle A livery stable loe,
or OF TINS city had match horse that he pr;zcd vcrv
n'8hiy, that mad large ring-bone on both legs Tie
morse was completely cured and his limbs left perfect
" SMOOTH by the use of this Liniment
10 Country Merchants.
hNery store should be supplied with this ya1uo, 10
IN, as 1t pays good profit and sells rapdy
~ ne 81 bottle contains eight and the SO It's bo,te
'nree tunes as much as the 25 cts. size
Al. BRAGG 81 co, sole proprietors
ao, NO. 3O4 Broadway New York,
ana corner ID and Farket street. St Louis Mo-
FRlCES or THE LINLMENT
Ills put up In bottles of three sizes and rea;ls at Of
;ents % ce is and 81 per bottle. The so cents md
ioiar bottles contain so and 100 per cent moro ;i
hent IN proportion To their cost so thai opov i; sDyed
~ buying the large sizes. ~ - '"'e'
Tor sale by JOHN II. SEAY.
ID. K. LYMAN and
mo. oz-e H. STABLER & Co..
- =, WI" Agents
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TESTIMONY OF A PHYSICIAN

Extract OF letter, dated Pitsburg; Jan. 18th 1852
will say, that your Mustang Lniment is about the
best ever used have used it in my own case, along
the lower part of the spne spinal irritation with
Complete relief used it few nights ago, when
was perfectly crooked and my back in complete tor.
nre, from what the books would call Onistbotonc con-
diton of the muscles; Which you know, is about as bad
as "lockuw" 1t gave immediate relief and, in the nor.
hing could bend like gutta percha num- and with
as litlepain. The medical profession YOU know hive
a great aversion to these kind of remedies; but from
knowledge of the ingredients of the Mustang Linnent
would haze no hesitation in recommending it wher.
ever remedy to relieve pain is desired have recon-
mended it in number of cases in nv own nroc,co md
ms far as can learn has acted with equal ceerty and
certainty rs in my own Hoping that i. ma, be
used tor and drive away pain wherever it exists and
tha may remunerate you we'll for your exerons for
bringing valuable Il medicine before the nnhlic
ubscribe myself truly yours
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1852-08-20
- Hoo AIR FURNACE, COOKINGl

Republican and Express. copy tmes week fol
u rec tson,hs aud charge the Yifginian.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1852-08-20
MORE TESTIMONY FROM THE SOUTH.

MI OITIj IoO~
Having been afflicted with acute Rheumatism for
time, and tried several of the most popular rem
edes, and also under medical advice and received
relief until had tried the Mustang Lniment; and much
to my surprise, received immediate relief and l am
celebrated Liniment, shall be entirely cured; and
advise all who afflicted try the Mexican Mustang
Linimcnt. (Signcd) A. FREEMAN.
PINE VALLEY, Miss, Dec. IS, 1851.
DR. A. G. Bragg & Co-The nine dozen bottle of
Mexican Mustang Liniment left me five wceksago, are
all sold Send thirty dozen immediately The
Mustang Linment has performed some wonderful
cures here DIR w. w. Nev says it is the greatest lin
ment in the world. He had negro girl that was nearly
deaf and bind-his remedies done her no good-a few
applications ofthe Liniment cured her entirely. it is
also curing james W. Coys leg, which has been ran
ming sore for forty gears 1t has failed in single
case here, so far as it has been tried.
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{ ,ANDlED sWEETFLAG. or Calamus Root-Jus,
~ received supply ofthe above delicious aromatic
conieeuon which imparts a sweet fragrance to the
breath, and may be taken with ADVANTAGE in mi, or nm
easness OF the stomach or bowels arising from Aatu
lence, for sale by ''"' "'''
aug 9--dts JOHN III SEAy pr;
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-01-15
OFFICIAL.
Council of Municipality No. Two.

TUESDAY. January l3 1852.
The Council met at five o'clock. p NJ.
Present: The Hon. !. H. CALDWELL President Alder
men Brother Brugnens Emerson Etter Hawthorn John
son Lawrason Perry; Rensliaw, Shields Shortridge.
Stewart Sykes. Nontagen. Wheelehan and yancey.
On motion of Mr.. Brother. the reading Of the journal
was dispensed with.
The following massage Of the Mayor read aud re-
ferrcd to the Committee Streets and Landings:
MAYonAJ.rY OF NEwORIEASs.l
January 49, 1867
Z" The Hon. President and Members qf tie Council
0t Municipality No. 1tco:
ss-By virtue of sundry resolutions adopted by your
Hon Body at your sitting of the 18th inst adiicated
on the 9Th inst. the following contracts
Cleaning and deepening the Camp street Mcpomene
anu Claiborne street Canals to VIM Fox at S3 per acre
security. James Golding.
Repairing the Drcdge Boat to n. S smith, for sl24o
security real estate.
g. Laying sidewalks in Canal jackson and Common
streets across the public ground Claiborne street to
James Jennings, at 81 80 per securities James G.
Maitland and ~ Kelly. The whole subject to your ap.
proyal.
beg to transmit to Hon Body herewith copy of
resolution adopted by the General Council at their sit
ting of the Sd inst in relation to the Of the Bayou
Paquemne, and have the honor to be. very respectfully
your ooeuiehb servant a. d. CRoSsMiS. Mayor.
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English, French and American Cali
c0ty; ..5 5-I., IS,
A complete assortment of English,
| German and French Hosiery;
Superior white and rolorei Silk
| Hose and Ha.f Hose.
GLOVES AND NTITS,
Buck, ,Chanois, Kid, Cashmere, Silk,
Filoselfi and t'ilet, Of every de-
scription.
| LACE GOODS.
A large and elegnut assortment OF
Vnlenciennea. English. French and
Gernlan I.aces, and do, Embroide-
1 ries;
superior 81? anl 1874 Linen Sheet
Danlask Table i.iuens and Napkins,
new and splendid styles:
i-i Irish and Germsn Linens and
Lawns;
Linen Cninoric Hdsfs, plain;
Embroidered ani eoiored bordered
Curtain STUFF, embroidered Lace
snl Muslin. siik and .yooleu
DnmRsk. ate.
PLANTATION GOODS.
Heavy kerseys, Lowells, Linseys,
Ieans, Denis's, Stripes and Cot
tonldss;
Super French Bed Blankets
tianry Graintr Plantation do. very
superior.
all the attention of fiu'tors and plan
use. 1t il very complete, aud the
reat care and Judgment, the result Of
re. tgf II
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DAILY CRESCENT.
OFFICIAL JOURNAL
OF THE COUNCIL OF THE SECOND MUNICIPALITY

THE NEW ORLEANS DAILY CRESCENT.
OFFICE no. 90 STREET.
VIII bs regularly this
early hour day Sunday eIcepte
payable to the Office or 10 payable
TERMS OF ADVERTISING
FROM and after this date the following charges
Ten lines in pearl will be invariably adhered to- viz
First rtou, In oil
Every subaeguent insertion
on the second charged
liberal discount will be
or for shorter time.
Al no! marked will be published charged
accordingly.
Ths Cecent has strong cans upon
nueaton with the public. lis circulation, which Largo when
into tbs han the proprietor
and rapidly the iucrea through the dull closed
October %, 1851.
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WANTED.

wv ANTED TO HIRE-A Servant, a first rate
Cook, Washer and oner, guaranteed by her Apply
NJ NO. los eMopdeet street. ian3 If
wv ANTED TO HIRE-A first rate colored
Creole Cook, for whom price paid. need
Apply unless well recommended Inquire Mt thie Office
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ArEM .GOOpS.-p M. MnonIIEF NJ

Charre. street per steamships Scott
n9n and Empire City, and by the sailing
nd fyr S.asousIe FANCY
AID STAPLE DRY GOODS unsurpassed in extent variety
and recherche STYLE, which AND
70 Us numerous pans nj reduced Tie sock
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CorscrL CHAMBER, MrsrcrrALlr, No. osK,

II. NTCIPAIlTl VNE
Sitting of Monday. Dec. % 1851 !
hetros public opinion appears to be in favor of the
Consolidation of Three Municipalities of NewOrleans and
whereas the more efectuay to obtain that object it
would be desirable that the ideas of the Three Councils
should be exchanged and discussed among them.
Be it. therefore, Resored That the President of this Coun-
ell hereby authorized to appoint commitee composed
OF three members the said committee to confer with SINH
lar committees from the Second and Third municipalities
Tor the purpose OF deving to carry the
ReSotfd further. That the Councils of the Second and
Ihrd municipalities be invited to concur in the fore
going, and to appoint Committees of Conference
The President appointed said Committee Messrs
Derbes Pecquet and Fabre.
"a True Copy) REYNEs. Secretary
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Extract from the Act Il ce,o0v,,sa,.a :. aSs'

pfopey 10 which the donors are Interested who yavt
never signed the compromise 80 ''''o ~ ~ y
an very respectfully your obedient servant.
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TO RENT.

FGNO LET-Several Small Houses, one in a.
n Grsen,ile all ready furnished. Inquire Of Es!:l
dll lyos y. HOLMES, ss5 Grayief st.
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Belt ReSore That the Mayor bo and he is hereby author
lied order election to take place. the first of Mon
day in January 1852 for the purpose of taking the
the people in regard to annexation Consolidation of
The City Lafayette with the three municipalities of New
Orleans in order to form city out of the four corpora
lions.
MEMBERS COMMITTEE OF CONFERENCE.
lst Ward, A. Marks: I'd Ward, R. Huyghe Sd Ward,
r. G. Mackey 4th Ward, ]. NJ. Burke: 5th Ward s. s.
Bondette. True copy H. g. PEARSON Sec.
The Treasurer's Monthly and Quarterly Reports were
read follows: