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EXCITEMENT AT RIcHMoNp.-A communication from
Richmond Va, dated the 8th inst says " Gov Johnson
of Virginia. having committed to transportation the
sentence of the slave who to have been hung
at Richmond yesterday indignation meeting was called
in that o;tv last night to denounce him for cemency to
The eulprit. 1t created no little excitement,
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,ss- 1bs TRUSS is ENTIRELY DIFFERENT FROM ALL
OTHERS Of seios segasqreny effect; pos
sessiu ALL ADVANTAGES wo 1t s sscs from tie oieeors
the various kinds here'sse N ace. The pressure u
syis, and heni the,eiy
sininv sscry thu ty
skilfl The
pe beyond The dsngr Of saup'aton other psinf Or ds
srs inreguent The Of ether Truss
lis Practice for persons addicted with Herua TO SELECT
themselves. IL is bad and dangerous
se rnro by those who Anatomy
ni.r Of Rup,uves. Let IL ec that the
the RltaIe
ps property fitted Ther,sir, have roietaed TO a
AGENCIES, bat sl and apply the Truss ONLY at oe, 70
SIR. sghGKI, New Csieans-
thu sign III tho kf- the door mills iSds
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R,oHr TO THE Bopy OF A DECEASED WlFE.-The Parii
of the NewYork Express says:

curious case has been lately submitted to the Cvll
Tribunal of the Seine NJ Appcrt, tradesman demand
ed that he should be declared entitled to possess the NOR
tai remains of his wife, who died in 1927 and was 6urieo
in the cemetery Of Pierre Chae 1t stated during
the hearing that though he had married second time ne
had point of annually visiting the tomb o. ms
Dny he SURPRISED to find the tomb demolished and to
learn that the coffin had been removed to the family vault
of NJ Legras the deceased's father. good deal OF
remains deceased female the rightfu property OF
her husband her father the tribunal finally decided IN
of the husband 1t accordingly ordered tnat as u
was desirable not disturb the repose of the dead NJ
Appert should be declared proprietor of the new tomb TO
which remains of his wife had been removed and that
her father should be forbidden to have any thing to 40
with it, 1t also condemned the father, Legras to the
cts
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sHERIFF,S SAFE,

srnsr DIsrnIer caUnzt ANTOINE RAMON VI
lDY VIRTUE Of a. writ of seizure and sale to
ID me- directed by District Court Of ns.f
the above sn at public auefi1n
Ro:nnda the CITY 81 Louis street. between atres
GROUND, .uae in sabarb Trkme Of tina city, IN the
bounded by Claude and street,
plan drawn by Tannsse Sur
veyor city, 18th so anil passed
before Michel de Anas Notary Said lot
hyse s.. Philip street By first depth Of two
e depth d fifty sn feet by four width the
together with ali IMPROVEMENTS thereon,
circumstances dependencies ghts and thereto belonging
BUILDINGS consist Of HOUSE, BRICkED between posts,
also KITCHEN STABLE. ee
Seized in above siit. 81
being The second and Last aaeten the above
the highest lsst bidder
or whatever ii will bring the purchaser
assume the annual and perpetual ground
on the all
obligations relating to ssid ground furna
per annuI special mortgage the sod until hnA
payment : AaE1 Z. Sl -el. =
iny5 10 Is % Sheriff Of the fHrsh o. eRss&ns-
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CoNsIGNEEs.
pAssENGERs

America ApRachicoa-J Soan lady and chi
Baya1 lady, Sinked and lady, Mrs Asead Messrs
Collins Collier Wood e Lewis, Albert, McCarty Cron, Jone
Wilson, Gamble--and "a on deck.
Per ship Living Age, from Havre-979 in steerage
Per brig Tehuantepec, from Vera Cnz-25 passengers.
Per brig Mechanic, from San Juan-l2 passengers.
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Bark lanhro, Bnrston, Goenburg, lWhnuey eco |
Fl 'T Marie Laura julia St Pierre MArHqss Blanchard
ARRIVED.
Steamer Aee MeAs from Alphabetical" 18th inst to WOOD
Ship Living Age, Snow days Havre, Whitney &
Brig Brown Cruz 9Th inst, to wiekhAnn-
Brig $ g. e.
sch Madonna Tseee days Cedar Keys, master Basin
steamboats
Echo, withenbury, from Shreveport. r..
esiy k. U flS G0s ssy f9on SIT: St ou,
Iatona, Brown, from Mnden
ss,psss, GORDON d' Ee NIL Loal.siis ,..,,
sulana, Martin, from Louisville
o sP s H
MEMORANDA.
TT Captain MeAster, America Apalschicola
arrived yesterday the oute the evening the
18th nsRpors ship unknown bound nso miles to the South
and Eastward unknown three s outside the Bar inward
bound-one ship bark and brig insiie bound up
~ The brig Mechanic, from San reports por. at Ruaan
Island the 5th inst loading for this port sch seaa
~ Brown the Tehunspec reports the brig John Will
liams Vera Cruz, to sail for this port the 10th inst
- left st Louis the st ns-n port
Newoeans, Louis Columbus and Bunker Hill No.
SPOKEN
BY hp Living Age, inst 49, long Bremen
ship II Won Gagern, from Bremen for this port with engrau
EXPORTS
LvERPoOPer ship Coqumbo 1899 baes cotton 55 bags
bark sa5 bales cotton 2ss hhds tobacco
MATANZAsPer brig Tusan 1905 moaa bb ss mouds
MARTINIQUE-Per shr hhds tobacco,
sacks corn, , bales moss IS plapks
IMPORTS 49,.
APALACHcOLA-Per bales cotton to
| butter Wood s Low-17 BIZ. mdss T Miller.
SIS BUCK Pek case mdse DO 10
Boudron-i TIL Alnt-6 cask brandy,
ck Buddecke &co- pkg mdse Prehn Cgg &co-
box do sawsidgei md.e Bonnabe1d do H Peitpain
NEwpoRTPr ship Forest tueee 54s bars railroad iron order
sAN h,ir ,Iashssis Uni, ~ rns
KEisPsr ship Madonna IS hhd' sugar. 80 bD m0A''ss
| 10 " jackson @eo'
! hECElE 10 We EnODOOI.
ST ouiS-Per atssme n Kenneth 81 hhds tobacco L Addison
Smi5t Sc an III. iii Horrs Gays hi. Gon "
&sS.oo DO bey gges o ao o ~ Gps poS y
Buddeeke AcaasTa st do bran bbls
iarj iii o. Laa t. n cr;aH N tcs lad Eanns hi, Sc
sn MI ,l MI ,n ~ % enrs .a.s n rs s.o.t
ITO ka corn orderho bbIs lime Can49 bbs whisky
oiOo ii ties hams Connolly dco-ls do lis
s R - @ P95s sg % Ms At P un
lime pcs Richardson bbls
castor OIL 50 do whisky Stone Wawot6 ek lead pipe boxes
cks bbs Turner Wilson eoo SKIS oats Thompon4 ties
2s eks bacon 100 bb pork yose B0sTOsal 80 hhds tobacco
steamer s9ltana 20 hhds tobacco 70 murphy
do s9s SIX. Giyen-io hds tobacco Waters cameon
soes do Turner Wilson &cosa do Feleyes &eos DO
Meso 90 neSety &C.
pIs M ie N s, sacks IN
do oats cks bacon Twiche Aco-s Cotton
do F1srsop Fowler &co-a3s Pickett
Cherry, cos Fear Donegan &oos Fean
onesau dco-lo Bradley Wilson aeo-l3 bnrbdge Adams2e
eseh NJ y w ,no n, @ en M h.r Wat
rc r.. ca,ings TcIsi IN d. + Ryre1 nkes Adsn
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Departures Of tho Collins and CunArd Steamers
~ sas. FROM LTTERPOGL 81

CANADA, (Br.).... for BOSTON. SATURDAY, May
ATLANTIC, (Am.). for NEW YORK. "WEDNESDAY. .
AFRICA, (Br.).. for NEW YORK. SATURDAY, .
CAMBRIA, (Br).. for BOSTON. SATURDAY, =
ARCTIC tAm.) .....for NEW YORK. "WEDNESDAY, :.
ASIA, (Br)........ for NEW YORK. SATURDAY, .
AMERICA, (Br.).. for BOSTON. ."...sATuRDAY, -
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NEW ORLEANS CATTLE MARKET
JEFrERsoN CRY, |
Friday Evening, Nav IA, 1852. (

Arrived ddrng the past week, 692 Beeves, Gncludng
Texas and Lake Cattle) 594 Hogs 2o Sheep 40 Mich
Cows and 276 Calves and Yearngs, The supply Of all
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LAY CONVENTION OF THE METHODIST EpiscopAi
CHuRcn-A Convention of the lay members of the NJ
f. Church who opposed to electing representatives
the laty in the several conferences assembled in
Philadelphia the 9th inst and organized by choosing
DR. Thomas E. Bond of Hartford county, Md, as Pres-
dent assisted by twelve and six secretaries
About two hundred delegates. from twelve or fourteen
States in attendance; and taking the Chair Dr.
Bond made interesting speech in favor of the objects
of the convention The Committee on Correspondence
reported the receipt of letters from two hundred societies
in various sections of the Union including the city OF
Baltimore Dr. Thos. L. Bond Jr. of Baltimore Dr. s.
H. Williams of Alexandria, and Others were appointed
committee prepare business for action At the evening
session. letter read from Judge Mclean of ono in
which said he did not deem laymen proper legislators
for the church, cergymen proper lawmakers in civil
affairs letter from Judge Wood, Of Ohio in opposition
to lay delegates was also read.
Dr. Thomas E. Bond, Jr chairman of the Committee
on Business reported two resolutions, directing me
mortal to be prepared in the of this Convention
and addressed the General Conference now sitting IN
BOSTON, against proposed admission of lay delegates to
the other directing that the letters
ceyed by this Convention should be to that
conference Dr. Bond advocated the resolutions In a
speech of length, after which they were unan.
mously adopted The Convention was in session again
on the 9th.
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ship Coqumbo 1899 bnes cotton 5lI5 bags
GOENBURGPerb bales cotton 1888 hhds tobacco
MATANZASPer brig Tusan 1905 moases bb 6ss mouds
2l bundles hoops d..
MARTINIQUE-Per Julia: hhds tobacco, 25
,acks corn, bales IS planks.
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sHTRIFF,S SAFE.

Firm DIsrn1cr Coz EFT WHITING VALENTINE TFEOpI1s
NEwoR.RANs FREEMAN No as l3a Q)ockst Of me ate
10y VIRTUE Of a writ Of alias plurius H. ia. to
directed by Filth District Court Of Nswor
causes will proceed to eel at public
,on City E1shange st. Louis tween
FRIDAY, 4 1862 - - O'Clock
49, The slaye boy named ISAAC. sS
Seized in tina above snit. III
rszh o the spot - JAS. Z. FkEtesT,
my5 IL IS jel Sheriff Of the Parish Of oieans-
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PORT OF NEW ORLEANS.

OFFICE OF THE DAILY GREscEnr,
Saturday Morning. May 10, 1857
CLEARED YESTERDAY
Ship Coauirnbo Dunbar LIVERPOOL ] P Whitney &co
Bark Tanaro Bar,ton Cotenbprg Up Whitney
Br brig Tuscan Davis Matenzas c Belcher &co
NAV 'iA''' A'" 'i'' ''e''' o. e' ' Blanchard &co
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SPOKEN


BY the hp Living Age the a inst in lat 10 49, long a. Breme
ship Gagen from Bremen, this port, with emgrau
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Will be fsecond tfme) grand op<s sets
y Rossn With new scenery
Widsnann; Amenaide, Nine. Flenry. .
~ Monday May I7BENEFTToE Mons GENIBREI, when ~
Pered he grand opsrs, in FIVE act y syeFbs entitled I'M
HuGUENOTS. 800 "a
e1s Psrforrasnee To commence O'Clock Yf5
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NEW ORLEANS JACKSON AND GREAT NORTHERN BAIL,
ROAD COMPANY. .NKxoELKANs, April IS, 1852. Is.
EBUBLIC NOTICE is hereby given that Books
# subsepSn to The GsEa Stock e The NEW oRIEANs
open the office the Company No. II Place and
will four months IN Louisiana and mississippi In
cordanee with the seventh section Of the charter.
II. S. BUcKNER, President pro tenn.
Jous C. lgoUN Sscretory
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srsrH DIsrsIcr CouEr SARAH CONNER ET AL-y. DUN
o. NrwOnLxANs. BAR, SYNDfC....CASE OF DUNBAR
CONNER. No. 3t96-
EpY VIRTUE Of writ Of fieri facias TO me
directed by Honorable the Ffah Diatt Court " New
Orleans will sell Ht Ynblr
on Of the City Exchang st. Luis stFss bt.een
Nj
All the right title Dunbar IN md csrtsn
Judgment Tbecphilua Fe.n
No ss late District Court Of the szt Judicial
Dst,ict Of the State Of Louisiana.
Seized in the above suit.
Terms cash on the spot, JAMES r fftEhEis
+ fny1l is 10 % Sheriff Of TIA Pntlan OF ufehnA-
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ENGLAND.

~ su,rwRscK AT SEA-The bark Olive Branch Captain
yerson with cargo of teas from Stockholm has been
Totally lost in the Gulf of St. Lawrence The captain and
passengers have arrived at Quebec
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Gs.ass61EE1ttbittO1s Of Fire Works
FOR THE BENEFIT or THE
ORPHAN Boys AS Y L U M
THIRD DAsTRTcT,
TO TAKE PLACE ON LAFAYETTE SQUARE,
On Friday Evening, May 81.
PNoGRAsfME 84t
Part IA MoSAIQUE IN BRILLIANT FIRE
P.a -fsTY ROMAN jGeSIERs. Psychological Diver
Part "A woNDsRF DISPLAY OF THE SERPENT BOA con-
Par. 30 rsaasst THE ENTERTAINING KALEposcopE.
Part 1.-TWO LARGE PALM TREES. snd the GREAT CRoSs FRE
Par. pisSss 81 exhibiting the Battle.
F Fs- 1g 9S!sf asaR cs DON
Part ia-sIoBE suRPREzF which the IMMORTAL
INToN appears Starry Galaxy in the midst Of Cmon
1s-E ENCHANTED PALACE, by rures, all in
notion s.hng he Wsnesr q I y. Py,S'sehnIs t. Az
CHURCH be erected Baronne street, b the JESUIT
FATHERS Of Neworleans
s A vi hsGSs oS OF Roa 70 saeua .Ss Egs
which novelty design and brlancy Of execution
been the Wonder Of the Pyoeehnc Art yi4
YvHE GREAT AMERICAN MECHANICAL
DIoRAMA has arrived, will he exhibited ARsioRY
'->'4 '''' % WEDNESDAY. May r. 1852
The proprietor Of this SPLENDID DloRMA perfec. conf
dni re- s oa. arsma seen in thin and a
pronounced by all the NEST perfect work of Art ever
exhibited.
figures painted Upon made Of metal and
different Regiments Military Civic Societies, all
moving with prseiaon, and over 1000 in gnae.r ,e
~ Owing health proprietor he will dispose Of the
Diorama n Liberal terms. my12 u
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sHERIFF'S SALE.

r,.srrcr counrIiI r. IEZEAu ~ LAssAILE AISE
I Of NswOnLEAss. - r. sAUNE... No. EEL
EDY VIRTUE Of writ Of fieri facias to me
directed by the District Of New
rsans entitled viii proceed TO ss =
premises, SATURDAY, May 1851 at II O'Clock
The THREE COFFEE STANDS Mes q Is and q auats q as
peydras inventory die in and which
will be e1hibite at the time and plass Of sals. s
Seized In the above suit. & =. 9.
cash the spot. ~ JAMES r. fkkREIs
mill il of Parish Of Orleans.
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FEyWENTY- FIVE DOLLARS REWARD &
Will be paid for the Of the slave named
RFiODA dwelling the s Of Felu
~ about years oil, maaes looks
like an Indian woman generally in
about the ordinary height slender built speaks quick when
formerly belonged jones' Madison county Miss whore she
mvIl ~ 80 " ' r. NJ, FISK.
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NTERANDA HOTEL--NoTIcE.-The pro- An
prietors the past five yars having this
day rserred the same to Mr. j. w YOUNG
pus very liberal patronage which they hays received during
their the house under
iriend and the travelling community
Nevoeans, May IL, 1862. f. r. NUDGE co.
Mg- The subscriber, in accordance with the
Gboy. advertisements his and the pub that he has
assume. the the VEANDA HOTEL and ociis the
patronage with which it has heretofore been favored.
During ensuing willie complete order and
all appointments be sacond to none in the country
the of its affairs by Mr. ESCCH
EVERETT already SO having the
for offering The public that
ehine
ring patronage vERANDA HOTEL. j. W. YOUNG
NewOreans, Niay u, 1852. inyl3 saw iwatW
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COTTON AND TOBACCO STATEMENT.
Cotton, bales. Ibbacco, hhds
Stock on hand Sept. ], 1851. 800 1857
Received since. ....... 1,337.119 1876
=. yesterday. 899@133S,O1S 646-415e
1,s5s,4OS 6543
Exported to date 49, 121s255 $685.
:. yesterday 2oA=1.20,279 s1s=-37. 80,
Stock on hand not cleared. ...... .1SsI2s 2s,13
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FRS. p,ssns. cesar BAA souLIE y; 5oliS
DY VIRTUE Of writ ofDeizure and sale to
- by District Court Of Msw
Orleans the entitled viii to sD puhs
the Rotnds u he CITY B. Louis tsess
Charities and Royal stFests on SATURDAY. Ny ~ ssa q u
scIoek NJ.
IMPROVEMENTS thereon all shs rights privileges ea1su
ways srvitudes may ssceisg
the SAu
R Ia Homeopathy Two 81
pd drawn {Sais Binis, evsyey
ner dated June ssl md dso.ttsd 4 chs es q Oss q
Public tie l6th 1ay ofths e1f;
Aid oi neasuring thirty ssd
twenty fee. depth, parallel Anzssiean
rwo-sToRY BRICK HOUSE. with and ONE TWO
STORY FRAME KITCHEN.
Seized in the above salt.
eaah the spot. Jh41KS z. kkEHEIs
apl4 "a my5 Is bhend d the fasAA y OvssAs1
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OFFICE OF THE COMMISSIONERS or THE y
CONSOLIDATED DEBT OF NEW ORLEANs.}

By virtue Of the thisty-seventh section of the
of the egisars the stass Lousians ENTITLED "An
nsodAs City New Ons provide government
AZ administration Of it, ap approved 9ad February
"a Of s az section Of s supplementary thereto, providing
the incorporation Of the City Of Lafayette with the City
ans approved on the day Of the third section
titled An Act supplementary to Consolidate the Ctyo
w 0eans and provide for the
fr approved March the purpose paying
ang the entire dsbt ofthe city, meeting all obga
hs ofhs old corporation 81 ts Third
patss and City Lafayette, assuring during the 1859
SEALED PROPOSALS will n received this Office this
Ill the SECOND MONDAY, 18th scsmber O'Clock
for the purchase Of all portion Of series Of TIlRTEEN
uNDRED BONDS or THE cry Of NEW ORLEANS for the
Of ONE THOUSAND DOLLARS EACH dated
FIRST OF JULY 1882 payable in FORTY YEARS tbe
s Treasurer the ely with coupons thereto
and aer the first January 1863 10 the City Of New York. the
al Of January md the m Of July each year Proposals
sed "Bd for the purchase Of Bonds of City Of New Osan
I'd addressed Adopbe yet Secretary the Board Of comras
Of Tho Consolidated Deb. of City of oreans
psnd and e Bonds aihdcasd to the highest bidder
rcsmber, a, noon, as aforesaid. -.
rxErs PAyMNcas Of the interest coupons ob
ons old city, Of the late First Second Third Municipalities
Guy maturing in the option Of the purchaser
s.fourh fret Of january the m March,
h the 6 Of May and the remainder the first Of July
M sin per interest from January 1883 the Com
rsscsug the right ain per Of the Bonds adad
guarantee compliance with his the part Of the
chss This Commissioners further the right Of rejecting
ny or all bids. .. M "a,
A. D. CRossMAN, Mayor
o. DKRUYS Comptroller.
WIN. II. GARLAND, Treasprer. tas5. '.@
VIZ. CONVERSE Chairman Finance Committee,
Board Of Aldermen.
80 LII PLACE, Chairman Finance Committee,
Board Of Assistant Aldermen.
A. LAYET, Secretary. ocal tlsthDee
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NEGOTIATION FISHERIES -In the English House
of Commons November 18th, Mr. McGregor adverted to
the passage in the royal speech referring to the Ameri
Colonies fishing question During the administration
of the noble lord the member Of Tserton, the intimate
and pacific relations between this country and America
maintained and the Earl of Aberdeen most wisely
made those concessions with regard to the fisheries that
kept up the harmony previously subsisng He trusted
that in the negotiations pending the whole question
would be settled upon the principle of free and uninter
rupted the people OF the United States
would have the freedom of fishing in the North American
seas aud that the coonsts would be permitted equally
free in the waters of the United States
hear The Chancellor of the Exchequer replied that the
Government Of the United States had agreed to enter into
negotiations with her Maestys Government in the most
relations between the governments. The spirit in
which the communications between the two Governments
carried Of the most friendly character and
he thought the result would prove very satisfactory hear
hear) but under the existing circumstances the House
could not expect that the Government would lay any
pers the table. -.
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ROMAN CATHOLIC CoNsEcRATIoSs.-The Church edifce
in Third street, consecrated yesterday
with the customary ceremonies of the Roman Catholic de-
nomination. Archbishop Hughes assisted by Bishop
Newman, of Philadephia; Bishop McClosky, of Albany
guerra of Santa Fe de Bcgoa Bishop McCosky delivered
the sermon company of German rihemen guarded the
entrance the church, 1t is supposed tina. the congre
persons among whom delegations from Roman Cath
olc associations in other cities bearing banners Tickets
of admission sold at one dollar EACH New York
N ercia nj
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The u s. squadron at China consisting of the susque-
hanna Plymouth Saratoga, and storeship Supply were
still stationed about the Canton Estuary September 20
awaiting orders supposed to proceed to Japan with
err it is said the British ship Serpent will be sent to report
their movements, if they go within the present year
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BUREAU DIES CoMsiIssA AIRES DE LA
DETTE cONsOLlpEE DE LA NoUvELLE-oRLEANs.J
En vertu DC Ia s7ame section de racte dc Ia

En- vertu de Ia 37eme section de Pacte de la
asi.tars de Etat n,uIs pour
lie Dc pourvor gouyetnemenl ladn
rsson arss approuve e % evrer 1885, IA
Pacte reaf Incorporation de la willie de
Nouvele -rlshn APPROVE lie mnejou a do Ia
sion iniule "Atie uppenenae poar
Ia Houreile Orleans pourvoir
direction aaes arpfonys lie II 1852 pour
nttrei de pare de Vile fre fac. touss les obi
ons d. Premiere
Muniepases ss echsan 1853,
cnstses blrean parr do oette
jaqusu dsuxieme lund IS deemb 1881 midi pour rachA
tout psrie de treze vile de
eosans Ia de mile ehscun; les dts bons
porter d.te premier Juliet payable dams
resorier v coupons diutett
our payablss semi annueismbnta pir du
So villa do York. lie Ter ct 10 Ter Juliet ehaque
NEE endostes "Ofes pour
,a Nouyee addrssaees Adophe yet
cre,are De Ia Consodee vile
Nouvee Orleans Lea tss oes les
se plus enchess, le IS decemb midi dit
.iessus.
obligations eiancenne vile, Premiere
Troam- Municipalities de la VILE de Lafayette, echcun
D hois de rachctr quart lie PREMIER Janye quart
qna Mai ct la balance lie premier Jnle
1885, rason de par parir du premier
Les cosares reservoir lie do eteur dix
n 10 adugc saantie, de la part
.ehssf nschd commssaires
ars IL drot do reetsr lea ofres partie. f
l5t.3 SIS ....CoMMISSAIR ES... eE ,
A. d. cRosSNAN, Marie. ff g
O. DEBUYs, oontrolsur.
WIN H. GARLAND Tf6sorier. q ssg+le
w. CONVERSE President de
,ldsrmen. - ...i
PLACE. President dn Come de Finances du Couse des Asss
sntsA ide'msn.
A. LAYET, secrtars. 10 % Oct. sp.
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ii OFFICE OF THE COMMISSIONERS OF THE
CONSOLIDATED DEBT OF NEW ORLEANS.

- ~ }dt NEW ORLEANS, October 81, 1852.
By virtue Of the thirty seventh section of the
4 Legislature the Louisiana entied
ooate e City Of New Orleans and provide for the
I'd administration Of b sa approved February 1881 and Of
fifth section Of the supplementary thereto and providing the
Corporation Of the City Lafayette with City Orleans
proved the day for purpose funding of
old city Of the late First Second and Third Municipalities and City
LAhyeste-- Il (
SEALED will be received at this office for the exchange,
sjustd equitable computation Of nteres Of all
other obligations Of the old city aud Of the late First Second
bird Municipalities and city Of Lafayette for BONDS OF THE
fTY OF NEW ORLEANS dated FIRST JULY 1857, FORTY
EARS for ONE THOUSAND DOLLARS payable the
the City Treasurer with interest coupons attached thereto the
Of SIX PER GEM nnnu payable the city Of New York.
and July each yeahe interest obligations
fsd In exchange be calculated the January
$50 which time the Bonds will
Proposals endorsrd exchange Bondr" s
ali opened acted pon the fourth Monday in each month";
aaiusnsing on Monday 99d Of November next 1852.
The themselves the right Of rejecting any
4 al bids. a.. saN
A. D. CRossMAN, Mayor.
o. DsBuYs Comptroller.
wM H. GARLAND, Trezsufpr. 'r''-e
wALP- CONVERSE, Chairman Finance Committee,
In. PLACE, chsi.nAn Finance Committee,
Board Of Assistant Aldermen.
A. LArET, Secretary: =. oe,ai
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-12-09

LATER FROM ST.. o-Captain Button, Of the bark
Clara Windsor which arrived at Ne1York last week. from
Port au Prince reports the fever as still raging there
foreigners had died during the ten days previous