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Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1852-01-22

2rrTsnuRG.-Gathric (dem.) has been elected
mayor of Pittsburg; received 1928 votes to
1888 for Sawyer, whig:@ Barker. the individual
who created such sensation as mayor year
since, received 1876 votes. e. 2!
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1852-01-22

GRAHAM's MAGAZINE for February, is, in point
of embellishments, ahead of all the magazines
in the country. Graham is an original genius,
and his forte lies principally, we should judge,
in making his magazine attractive by the nse-
ness or originality of its leading characteristics.
For sale by SAWYER & MAGoUN. if
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1852-01-22

The Temperance Movement in Ne,o York.-Pe-
titions are in circulation in N. York for the en-
actment of the Maine law. 1t is supposed that
10000 persons will sign the petitions.
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1852-01-22

81 We are under obligations to, Senator
Hamlin for valuable public documents
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1852-01-22

sue There win be five Sabbaths lin the month
OF February, this year. 'fhe same will not oc-
cur again till 1880. s1 s@- ,s'
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1852-01-22

Ezg' Slut the door The winds are blowing
why stand their talkng-why don't you shut
the door:
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1852-01-22

"Though you, my FRIEND may boast gifted mind,
A soul of honor, and taste refined,
These BITTER times we seek for something more,
The first of virtue is--To SHUT THE DooR!'
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1852-01-22

ANOTHER SEVERE "SNAP."-The thermome-
ter on High Street, on Friday morning, at sun
rise, indicated Is degrees below zero
At Lewiston, on Friday morning. the mer-
curry indicated temperature of 26 degrees be-
low zero-the coolest of the season.
A correspondent of the Boston Traveller, at
Montpelier, Vt, states that the mercury, at
O'Clock, on Friday morning, stood at % degrees
below zero.
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1852-01-22

= The number of vessels built in the Dis
trict of Waldoboro' during the year ending
December 81, 1851, was 81, viz is ships,
IA barks, 7 briggs, "a schooners, sloop, 3 boats
Total tonnage, 28,957 27-95ths.
The amount of tonnage built in the Kenne-
bunk District, last year, is 5,961.
The amount built in Machias District, during
the same period, was 1886 55-95lhs.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-05-17

$50 z
There are two young pianists in Paris, born
some twenty minura known az the rothers Liope
hey resemble ehc other closely thar IL Ii almost i'm
possible to distinguish then apart JiFy have never
been separated, even for day saad s, sncnies called
the Samese twins. The yonpgsst-f il Is possible for
one person to be twenty minutes younger than another
mas been drawn into the army within MONTHS the
Ticket NO. 81 having fallen to him in the conscrp.
ton The best artists In Paris organizing concert
ana lottery Or rather tomoa to obtain the necessary
funds for purchasing his release The singers Of the grand
opera and the comic actors Of the Pal Royal have
bined to give matinee musicale draaatique for his benefit
some OF the first planters and scup0rs have contributed
TO the stock OF the lottery Henry and AIRY Scheer De-
laroche. Coutare Diaz Eugene Cicce Rousseau. etc.
/ Parker Pillsbury writes very despondingly in
the Lbrator concerning the Abolition cause In Maine and
concerning the State field for AntSlavery culture
He has just completed IA most atiguing every way
trying campaign" in that State but the meetings were
generally small and in than instapc failed alto
gether' In Portland he says the ranks Of the tried
and true have been sadly thinned broken The Port
formed is feeble affair altogether In Saco and Bid
deford he encountered flood OF opposition' and a
meeting held in of those places left him dollar and
sixty cents out Of pocket" -
LeVeverrier, the celebrated astronomer, who
deduced from theory the existence of the planet Neptune
and pointed out the place in the heavens where it would
be discovered is one of the pensoned Senators of Louis
Napoleon. at 1900 francs per annum 1t is not bad
appointment however, in respects setting aside the
higher morality involved in serving such master The
distracted habits of mathematician will make him
unit member Of body which is not required to do any
thing but say yes when they directed and comfort
to devote himself to his studies without for his SUBJ
sistence
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AVOIR.
Par sommes payees du Ter avril au II mai 1862. "
inclusivement, savoir: =
Nouvelle- Orleans, IL mai 1852.
WIN H. GARLAND, tresorier.

On recoit un message du Conseil des Aldermen,
annoncant lie reject de la resolution qui pourvoit
a la nomination dun comite conjoint, l'effet de
preparer une ordinance expiquant lie genre de
travail qui devra avoir 10 preference dams les
deux Conseils ainsi que lie reject de Ia resolution
faisant un devoir rimprimeur oficiel de fournir
les deliberations otficielles sous forme de pam
phlets.
LIE meme message annonce fadoption, avec un
amendment, de la resolution autorisant lie MARIE
anommer un bureau dingenisurs pour examiner
les travaux hydrauliques, etc.
On recoit un message du Conseil DIES Alder
men, annoneant radoption des resolutions sui
vantes de ce corps, ct demandant que lie Conseil
DIES Assistants Aldermen y donne son adhesion,
SAVIOR
Resolution autorisant lie Recorder du quatrie
me District acheter des liyres ct des blancs pour
son bureau. ct une resolution applquant Pan
cienne vile de Lafayette, les performances main
tenant en- vigueur dams la vile de la Nouvelle-
Orleans
Resolution relative Ia construction dune
tour d'observation sur la rue du Canal.
Resolution allouant $500 M. Robert Preaux,
pour service CONNIE avocat de fancien bureau
DIES iquidateurs.
Resolution autorisant lie tr6sorier payer GER
tains complies. '1
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-05-17

s,Ia, owen .eos ss Bell
e.: s.ss s:Ts &
iss na g sss to p's'f
81 III. ~ sd Sss. fSt.g
s Addison Fslows. .soi5i VESTS Do
Il; ss
SS5 ,.:%. ssS ssss e.; sss9 Gf.
sss. ss -
4 Ks,roi 4. brd IsadsyS q # Gordon 81. noss
YAzoo Alton: aas ales Cleveland Bro
is DC ss 1 Wss do .e o" d.
e s @s DC lss' B. d rGw r.s
as M oa,se do sugar. do pigs feet board
! FLATBoATs
In Fourth District
lFDlANA-Per Barers boat: 1919 SKIS com to W Givens
oH1o-Per Ites boat: bbs Beatty Liggett AGO.
CoAsT-Per Cosleys boat, As bbs moasss 10 sugar.
coNsIaNEEs
i.afi1 LET bouaaah Baana
ss.sant .s6
ass..ss
* ss'Hs asss. 1fn
s aSsH sis s-Hh l. %s
Jarvis seonl Joseph 4eo JaeobsA JaquetL keuserThos
Iangdge-A Levy AcoL Gran
Morganz Mtehsi-W sIeCatebon eoA Munroe AeoMudge
WilsonMurray Miller 4coneFiae Goldman
Cd McGregor teo,May vnheok-P Massey-A McLAunT
nioauJ Cooper 4eoNorth, Bros AeoP
M Rupreeht-T White-J Wright webber-c Yale Jr
Coward JonasScott ScangJos 4co-Slckles
sayIs-J Steel PIP r. sesnlanorde HIT smhT c
BrSsnJ saudaehH Tete 4eoR Tem-Iownasnd Tompkns
JeanreneaudW yredenburg Aco-Wrght Smell
u Woodruff Aco-A Wright 4eo-Watt King
oder 40
Per barl sarnna from chapmanNye,
Aco-till Mclean AcoA Cochran AcoChey
Aco-Co HuntPuryi, Wood AcoJohn Ball-P
order
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-05-17

.sOkah Tubbee,' the &c Choctaw Chief,'' is in
,shted ia Sol smith for his name and fame. Sol once
had the darkey in his theatrical corps at ST. Louis IN
the character Of Indian What shall we call him W
inquired one of the company. Call him." cried SOL
around the theatre his eyes at last resting upon
a large oak tub which sat in a corner, call MIN YAK
Tub ., soak Tub . went through his part as famous
srror and now boasts of the euphonous name of Dr.
lOkah Tubbee." [Exchange
The Philadelphia National Argus tells the
following story Afew days SINCE singular and pleasing
incident occurred at the Mint. number OF young lie
annes are employed there, Of whom had been deaf
and dumb for years. affection resulting from scarlet
faver While engaged at her occupation, judge Of the
snrprise of her companions to hear her excaim On
believe I can speak.n So great was the astonlsnment
that one of the females swooned and the most OF them
were strangely affected Since then the female mas en-
tirey recovered her speech
A gentleman recently from Africa, while at
one Of the civilized colonies on the coast met young
coored woman whom he had known in Old virginia VINO
had obtained her freedom for good conduct and mad emil
grated to Liberia Where are you travelling TO- Mary "
said the gentleman II going down y the village on
the sen shore I'm tired of seeing niger Niger want
to sec some white folks % But you doing well here
hatsn "Slaves Mary You eInancipated to have slaves
in your own land " Oh yes said she, with great sim
plicity, must do as they do in Old Virginia" ..
Joe r., who is an incredulous dog, was listen
inc to wonderful story told by old b., in which his
daughter Mary bore conspicuous part Joe locked wise
And doubtful If you don't believe II you may 60 70 the
muse and take ffom h o,b Hps Joe took MIN % ms
wnrs the old followed on to see the result, ana
found Joe kissing Mary very sweetly What on eartn
r. Won about ~ "Oh taking that awful tough story
from her o,vn Lps-but am satisfied now"
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-05-17
,AssENGERs.

Per steamship Fuse GavestonT Giles
dre Mrs Ibey Mrs Angel Emerson and Indy Mrs Dock child
iawEeSee Brown Shropshire Hedges W beren Gorhs, Kel
" Ed i Brown, Nicholson, Chambers, Cunningham
Pr steamship Yacht from rzos Santiago
and two deck 81
Per ship H Won Gagern from Brsmen-24s steernge.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-05-17
LIST OF VESSELS IN POET NOT CLEARED
Departures Of the Collins and Cunard Steamers
FROM LIYERPOOL

CANADA, (Br) ...tor BOSTON SATURDAY, May
ATLANTIC tAtn.), for NEW YORK. WEDNESDAY, s.
AFRICA, (Br). .....for NEW YORK. SATURDAY, g.
CAMBRIA, (Br) for BOSTON. ...... SATURDAY 49,
ARCTIC, (An.). for NEW YORK. "WEDNESDAY, 49,
ASIA, (Br.,.........tn r NEW YORK. SATURDAY o..
AMERICA, (Br) for BOSTON. SATURDAY, 30.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-05-17
NEWS BY TELEGRAPH.

NEwYoRK MARKETs-Ne0Y York. May ,l5-The Flour L. d.
ke to-day is dull and prices for ordinary brands range
from "a % to 81 &c. Pork is dull and prices almost
entirely nominal The market generally is unchanged
Corn il quoted at 50 to 63c.
ONO RlvER--MAaxETs-C Cincinnati May 15.-The river
here has risen eighteen inches within the last
hours. The sales of Whisky have been light at 1850.
The demand for Cheese is limited, at exc Flour is in
moderate demand at So 25.
steamboats, passed here yesterday bound for
The Bay State at 10 NJ, and the Howard at 10k NJ.
mond at az A. NJ the Bunker Hill at 10}a A. NJ the
Alton at 10 a. NJ. and the Eclipse at p. NJ.
The river is ut stand
NEwYoRK MARKErs-Nev York, May Is, Z p. M-The
sales of Cotton to-day amount 5000 bales prices
unchanged but firm. The sales of the week amount to
@ Il for and ao We
to 4.c $50 w. : -
There is nine feet six inches water in the channel here
,the weather cloudy and unpleasant, but warm
Cneinnai, May 10, r. m-rhe river here has risen 20
inches since last report Flour is firm at previous quota
tons Whisky is more firm and is now quoted at l64c
Mess Pork, SIG 81 to SIC SO.
Observation-Disclosures, May l5.-In the Senate,
to-day Mr. Seward offered resolution calling for the
repondence relative to the withdrawal of Mr. Husemann
the Austrian Minister
The bill granting lands to Illinois for different railroad
projects ordered to be and the Senate took
up the Deficiency BILL which was discussed up to the hour
of adjournment.
Mr. CLAWS HEALrH-The condition of Mr.. Clay has
improved in slight degree and some hopes are now en-
tertained of his recovery.
misunderstanding May IT, r.M.-The steamers
Indiana and Belle Key have arrived to-day from Newor-
leans and the Chancellor, Bella Donna, H. Powers Gen
Scott Europa and Midas have departed for that port
The river is at stand and the weather pleasant
CHAnLEsrov May 14.-The demand for Cotton during
the last has been only moderate the sales being linn
tied to 5000 bales The quotation for Mddng is eA
put the market is dull. Freights Il to 5-l6
The receipts of Cotton have been again this
and the increase the Atlantic ports over that OF last
wear is now 116G00 bales against bales last week
and $4,000 bales the week before delta
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-05-17
ADJUSTMENTS.

ORLEANS THEATRE-MoNDAY, May II
sENEFIT OF Mons GENIBREL First Bass when will be
THE Mesa Tisseyrs Gsnbrsl Dgus,
Mines Psola and Fleury Jolly.
Perf0rInance To Il O'clock. =
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-05-17
Caution.

ar This TRUSS is ENTIRELY DIFFERENT FROM ALL
OTHERS in form and principle of action consequently effect
to The various kinds in The pressure
regulated and brought bear directly the hern openings thereby
aodng security all times under the most violent By
when fitted by the skul the
placed beyond the danger sanguaon other painful dan
which not nequenf the other Tusses
It very common practice for persons afflicted with Hernia select
which cannot only by those who Anatomy
familiar with the nature Rupures Let it be that the
Injurious if
piled properly fitted. Therefore,
NO AGENCIES but 70 sell apply the Truss Office
ST. CHARLES srRKET, New Orleans
Observe the sign of the EN the door. mhla lyd&
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-05-17


| Monday Morning May II. 1852
COTToN-There better feeling in the Cotton
market Saturday and some 1000 bales found purchasers
at prices ~ higher than on the previous day:
| ORLEANS CLASSIFICATION.
olGnary a Faif, ian io1s talo
Middng s4@sa Good Fair: nominal
COTTON TOBACCO STATEMENT
Colon, bales Tobacco, hhds
s ssss7 9a h ninss Sept s 1851
yesterday 2sss-1s47 2o5 sss=4s14e
| 1s62695 6702o
| Saturday.. 15sss=1.24o5s6 1.o4o=s9,aso
Stock on hand not cleared ........l 22OO9 1850
/ ToBACCO-A good demand prevailed. and about 45o
hld sold including the following lots 1873 at AZ
al about 5j4 200 at Szs and Al hhds oswhich at 3k
at 3}4; and 80 Selections at sac y fb.
| SUGAR AND WORCESTERSHIRE steady, with sales of
nearly 800 hhds at 4175ae for good common to fully
fair. OF Moasses small lots sold at 270ass
| FLOUR-Dull 1870 bbls Ohio sold, by one party at
So co. 800 to 400 in lots at the same and 200 extra Ohio
at 81 s21s u Dbl
GHAIN-eorn steady with sales of $500 sacks, of
which 900 partly damaged at 49, $500 yellow and mixed
at i4046]a and 400 prime white, mostly at 49, Of
0s 800 sacks Wabash disposed of at 800 a bushel
ard of Bran 900 sacks at 75cs p 100 Ii.
PROyIsI0Ns-Pork in active request, and some
$50 bb!s Mess were sold at Sl7 co. though $17 %
subsequently offered for io of 1000 bbls and refused
A lot of 100 bbs prime Beef sold $40 O0. -. Bacon
heavy with sales of go casks Sides at 9sS9ax and
casks Shoulders at 79lf y b.. We heard Of nothing
doing Lard though several lots Of kegs offered for
sale.
RIGE-150 casks Carolina taken, to arrive. at Axe.
CoFFEE-saes 100 bags Rio at %, and 1900, in many
lots at $40.
sALT-25oo sacks Liverpool (received from Mo-
be) sold at 1850.
BAGGING AND ROPE-A sale of so pieces and coils
at 49, and SAC cash.
STAR GAEDLEs--50 boxes brought 1915, an outside
rate.
WHIsKY-25o bbls sold at 1914 and number of small
lots at lid.
FREIGHTs-No engagements reported. The last
at I'd for Cotton to Liverpool and Il Of cent to
! Havrs.
EXCHANGEs--yery little doing:
Sterling 1oS zsSdSs 4
ErancS. o.AuQlo1o
NewYork siXtyday Bills 1a(D2 u CT. DISC
Sight Checks NewYork .........140A p ct. disc.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-05-17

ne DR.. DALTON has this day received some
genuine desiring protection loahsoe
Small Pox application
D. at office Charles stairs. 99p
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-05-17
NEW ORLEANS CATTLE MARKET.

NEW ORLEANS CATTLE MARKET.
JEFFERSON CRY l
Sunday Evening, May 49, 1852.
Arrived per steamer Iowa. 1858 head of Western stock
Sheep scarce with moderate supply of other stock
Prices firm
-PRICEs-
BEEF CATTLE (Western) 61s67c "a fb net
:. >. (Lake and Texas) ........3k05c u fb net.
Hoes 6zGD7c q b net.
sHEEp So 25GD$4 % p head.
CALVES AND WARNINGS. IS Q0iO$9 % a head.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-05-17

ReSOiU que Ia mare soft ct demeure par In
presente autorise faire ayec nj. W. e. Stevens.
CONNIE principal, ct Thomas Hynes, CONNIE eau
ton, lie contrat necessaire pour la fourniture de
quatorze mile yards carrees de blocs de pierres
de grant, pour lie pavage de Ia rue Anponeia-
ton, au taux de trois piastres ct quarante SOUS
par yard carree, lie tout devant etre fait confor-
mement au cahier DIES charges enregistre au bu
reau du yoyer.
Lappel nominal, reclame sur Padoption de
fnitive,du rapport ct de la resolution qui prece-
dent, donne lie vote suivant:
Oui Messieurs Andrews, Bailey, Derbes-
Dolhonde, Forbes, Leeds, Nixon, Philbrick, RIA,
mos, Shaw ;Stetson, Summers, Sykes, Watkins,
Witt ct Winston, 49,
Non Messieurs Burthe, Eustis, Hermann,
Lanata, Mackey, Place ct Relf, 7.
La resolution suivante, presentee par NJ Bal
ley CONNIE chairman, ETC., est lue deux fois, sur
dispense DIES regles, ct adoptee
Rssolu que pour tous les contrats announces en-
vente par lie controleur, les deux premieres in
sertions devront etre accompanies des specifi
cations relatives aux dts contrats. al
Lappel nominal, reclame sur padoption def
nitive de Ia dite resolution, dome lie resultat
suivant
Oui: Messieurs Andrews, Bailey, Burthe, Dol
honde, Eustis, Forbes, Hermann, Lanata,
Leeds, Mackey, Nixon, Philbrick, Ramos, Relf,
Shaw, Stetson, Summers, Sykes, Watkins, Wiltz
ct Winston,-N. jI9s$ .asii- 5A 1
Non: NJ. Derbes-1,
NJ. Wilson entire ct prend son siege
M. Shaw, au nom du Comite de la Maison de
Refuge, presente Performance suivante, a 50
] premiere lecture;
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RIVER AND MARINE.

LII LIN AItD uAIAllNE u.
Ei,oR LIvERPooL-Notice to Shippers -,
Ls,'u The fine M sailing ship caP Porter 49,
he r sa
apply to [aps0l JOHN TooLE IS Bank Place.
WV ANTED-A Vessel of about 1900 ~
barrels 'l s1 Il s1Efnss eo e AnRs street. M
NEW ORLEANS EslIGRANT AND -
REMITTANCE c oFFIcEIhs undersigned hi Old
oss ba to destroys
s 5 . 3 ..sy ssyss
Fs s 9R this city good slip.
alo JOHN TooLE IS BAnkP Place.
,o,, win viii leave MONDAY May Z. at o'clock
A MAN MEMPHIS and all Intermediate landings. @Aaes =
Iss ght Eaas s r1nns sas
sap
myi7 STONE wALwoRTH, So Tehoupltoula.
Will leave SUNDAY May 70.
IT. OR NASHVILLE and all inter- rig =
fEi:iI
ap aS es sd ss For freight or having fine
n PERKINS ST. & c e. a4 r psss 4. Sta
Will leave MONDAY, May II, a. 5 o'elOckr.M.
EyOR FULTON, JEFFERSON, Port -
sans Fa1s sas .. all 9'sTi.
en E1ls "a
passage apply board n SMITH yf foyaPa.
Will leave MONDAY, May II, at O'Clock PM
FOR MINDEN, LAKE BISTEN- ~ =
EtoH FAX ms s1o k sAM ETH. FaeSs
& F. 1 s Fe~s s VII
aSGye For freight passage ap On sSH 4 pov,, s
y y # KssGsT f VI / eADbo
s.a H7sS P.sss s.aS59
sa e as ss fsz sg hED
sPt e'a'
EoR NASHVILLE, CLARKs- ~ -
H. s. xE ta nPRf T.
cant and swift running steameT n Captain
y sss'' will ''tss above sss
EoR E L. us w ANsVfLIH
HESpEasoN p4 ho!.egH, AND sa,ts1
haI viii IMf
Tha boat for comfort and speed on tn,
river. myll
U D e To s. sEfDAs NEW A. O'Clock
FsssaI sis MhM
BELLE ks . f.
apply on board oro B. SMITH 81 Poydras street
w win Ieeys SATURDAY May % a. ooekrn
sss s.!l 6 4.1.!
boerd. or y g SMITH, 81 Poydras street,
be secured by applying at ~ ooons mylo
Will leave TUESDAY. May IS. at o'clock P. NJ.
FOR ST. LOUIS AND MEMPHIS. @
Tine % ST. Il s
OH a ssa " 81 R sss5 FL %
ppi River. my1o
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Petitions de W. c. G. Claiborne, ct resolution.
y relative 81 5555 h gess.
De PUG, Mir & Cie.; &
De Pierre Saloy, emancipation;
De Henry Howell emancipation;
De E. Barthe, procureur de fait ETC.. @manei-
patton; ~ TX
De John Nc Govern, emancipation
Rapport du Comite Judiciaire No. 4; ~, "A
Rapport du Comit6 Judiciaire No. 2; s9s
Petitions de George Weightmann, pour re-
Emancipation DUN esclaye,
De Phil. Claiborne, emanci potion desclave ss
De Paul Dative, Emancipation fesclaye;
De Louis, statu ii6er, pour sssn emancipation;
De Samuel Depas, Emancipation desclaye
De Michael Fitz Patrick, emancipation des-
clave; ssif l.sss. :
De Marie Louise Riviere, emancipation d'cs-
clave; ffsa!sySs
De Constance Boyer, emancipation d'esclaves
De J. PLAZA, emancipation desclaSe;
De Jean Dabancens, emancipation d'esclaye.
q Au CoMIrE DIES EXPLANATIONS
Louis Chauchon ct v. Dsjoux, Commissaires
charges du recensement; s.,5s.s
We Victo, demandant une hcence gratuites
E. Faverauche, reclamant ses salaries pens
dant la duree de so maladie;
Divers citoyens, demandant lie reimbursement
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1 E CR E s G E N T.
JOURNAL oFFIcIRL
CoNsEIL DIES Observation-Disclosures.

DE LA ..
VILE CONSOLIDATE DE LA NoUyELLE ORLEANS.
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NEW ORLEANS MARKETS.

N CREscEwT OFFICE
Monday Morning, May II. 1852. !
7 COTToN-There better feeling in the Cotton
market Saturday and 1000 bales found purchasers
at prices ~ higher than on the previous day
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-05-17

Resolution autorisant lie tresorier ct Ie contr6
leur regler ayec les officers des ex-Inunicipali-
tes ct de Ia vile de Lafayette, pour leurs So
laires.
troisiemc District a collector toutes les taxes
dues au ditsDistrict, ct don't Ia collection avail
etc suspendue par un acte de la Legislature.
Resolution autorisant lie marie faire vendr.,
fencan deux esclaves, actuellement dktenu.
dams la ge6le de police du second District.
Resolution autorisant lie MARIE a commanfer
deMx sceaux pour la vile consolidee de 10 Nou-
velle- Orleans
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-05-17

NJ Relf CONNIE President du Comit6 DIES AZ
flares non terminees du Second District, pre-
sente lie rapport suivant, ct les reglements Giant
suspendus, il est adopte. s
LIE Comite Special auquel avaient etc referees
les affaires non termnees de Pex- Premiere Mu-
nicipalite, actuellement lie Second District, de-
mande arapporter gull soigneusement exa-
mine lesdites afaires, ct quill fait la lste sui
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