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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-03-09
INDIA RUBBER GOODS.


'I'IE CONGRESS PiRATED-cACTIoN. TO SHOE
Dealers-Learning that unprincipled persons
enering Elastic Gore to manufacturers of Patent Con-
gress Boots made by hrading weaving India Rubber in
such way as to cause sbr contraction expansion
the fabric with the spring this notice given any
Of covering and combining brous materials with cords
India Rubber II used in making Congress Boots direct
ana positive violation Of PATENT and whoever
fseture or se the Congress Boots thus made will be pro-
secuted for damages All who authorized by
ass required to stamp each pair with the words Days Pa
TENT All others nfringements and dealers
against the consequences they choose to he in
pirang this patent knowing that the com bnation
tempting through their Instruments to islead
ing shoe dealers manufacturers have for their
nation caused the opinion Of of the
Patent Lawyers tho United states taken-herewh
published shall hold dealer responsible where the
mannfacturer is irresponsible. HORACE II. DAY Owner
OF all the Patents connected with Congress Boots N H.
licenses granted at y Corand street New York and by
my authorized agents throughout the United States
Massachusetts, Maine and New Hampshire owned by
Charles Winslow, Of Lynn, Mass.
LEGAL OPiNIoNal have examined the letters Patent Ia
sued TO Dupont Hyatt bearing date the goth October
fiO and Of opinion that the Of elastic gorcs made
by weaving fbros which expand and contract In
combination with India Rubber Springs, II applied In the
manufacture Of Cater boots is nfrngement upon the
Patent. New York, April 2, 1881. y. b. CUTTING.
BosroN Juno 8, lsiI have made similar examin alton
of the letters Patent above referred Mr.
Cuttings opinion. RUFUS CHOATE.
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VTNO PERSONS ORGANIZING BUILDING OR LOAN
Associations. and to Real Estate AgentsA gentleman
who has been for engaged in investigating titles
TO real estate and who well acquainted with the laws
atng to such property and its value in New York and vi
ciDy s desrous to form business connection with parties
organizing associations for building other purposes
nected with real estate; and IL desirable capital
be invested in the business Or the advertiser willing
form partnership other business with
gentleman already engaged In real estate business Unques
topabe references given. Address box l61 Post Office.
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FOR SALE.

OK OOO FOR SALE--A STOCK OF GOODS OF
ROsVVO.PatentcdA Articles upon which the profits
together with the exclusive right of vending
In the city and county of New York Satisfactory
given for selling out. Call At 56S Broadway.
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HORSES, CARRIAGES. Sc.

>o>e~>>~>y>ovN~~NNI-N>o~D~
NEW LIVERY STABLE--NO. 2Of FOURTH STREET,
IA near Maodougal strcet.A branch Of the New York
Hotel Livery atablcThe undersigned bcgs inform
his friends and the public that he has opened Livery
stable with an entire stock Of horses and
harness with careful and steady drivers and pledges him
self to give entire satisfaction to those who may parone
him with their custom. Horses and light the low
est possibly terms Also horses taken livery by the day.
week, or month at the lowest terms. N BAlso Stage
Carriages be had to take families and from the boats
or oars BY leaving their orders ut tho office Of the stable
G. sCHUREMANN.
E0R SALE-NRw AND SECOND HAND WAGONS,
with and without stops. and second hand coach.
w. ii. DEARMAN, l62 Crosby street.
E0R sALE-A BEAUTIFUL NEW BAROUCHE, OR
Rocka~y Carriage. being used only few weeks, and
will be sold cheap, Apply at C. Schuremanns Now Livery
Stable No. 204 Fourth street.
EOR sALE-A BEAUTIFUL SORRET HORSE, SIX
old 6 hands high, sound kind and gentle;
trot mile in three minutes and twenty seconds;
great endurance would he afrst rate family good
horse for an express wagon Price, $500 Can be
time through the day at the Coopers shop
tysecond street, and seventh avenue.
NOTICE TO cARMEN.-wANTED ONE OR TWO
IN solid or hslfsprng Carts with harness In good cond
ton Address D. Herald omce with price and particulars
CoAcHMAKERs, Lively STABLE KEEPERS. OR
" others who may have second hand enclosed Rookawsy
Carriage for horse that they wish to dispose Of cheap
may hear 81 cash purchaser by addressing c. b. Herald
ofnco.
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NEW PUBLICATIONS.


sale and retail, hJ n. EGGART SON, 2Sg Pearl st,
HALF THE EDITION SOLD FIRST DAY-yUsT
published by Stoarns Co., COZ William stroet Ger
trude Leslie Or the Queens vengeance thrilling htor
cal Of the times OF Queen Mary England with
graphic sketches of tho women, and
of that singular period and cnrous Handsomely
illustrated with number Of spirited prnted on
fine tinted peper Price 90 oensusua discount 10 the
trsde Early orders solicited, as but limited edition
laao trtaA
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LIQUORS.


NJ d. PETERS CO., ARE CELEBRATED FOR
selling the finest articles in their limo, Of any house
prepared to offer great Inducements buyers in
Wines Brandes Champssnes, Hook Caret, Porter Ales
with care, BY D. TETERs Co. 800 Brosdway. ivSS,'a
ssCoGNAC STAR PRoPRIEToRs," "COGNAC FRAN.
~ els First Brandies, and Double Swan Gin" now
landing Lodebar, Ovando and shelter from Rochelle
and Bordeaux and Laura and Adele from Rotterdam
~ ''h SON IN Il street
CLARET, HOCKHEIMER, GRAVE. PORT. PURE
~ Juice and Champagne Wines. just arrived, and for
sale At yarons prices according to grade These wines
worthy the attention or hoekeeper the
trade being assortment seldom met with. For sale from
the United stats' s9sdss SPsoN S'sshsSss
CcoTCH AND EAST INDIA PALE ALE DUBLIN
quarts all sparkling and fosming. Murs Doves, Young
mic Pale Ale Guinnesss Dublin Brown Stout Barclay Per-
kns Co.'S London Porter for sale In quantities to suit
a. P LETHBRIDcE, ss and SO Fulton street
CHoTCE WINES AND SPIRITS FOR FAMILY USE,
~ &o-Bennetts London Cordial Gin, Honnessey's and
Martelis London Dock Brandy Islsy Whskey Sehnspps
sherries and Maderas Claret Champagne &c. for sale In
o. L. .LETHBRiDGE. 50 and 80 Fulton street.
{ CAsM 0NLy.-THIs IS. THE ONLY PRINCIPLE
adherng cosey TO tho shove system am enabled sell
hrspdies Wss. Gin Rum whi.kcy CQrdiss &c. &c IN
n USDERHL $50 street corner r' crosby
EhLKIRK ALE.-JUsT RECEIVED. 40 BARRELS or
scotch ds Tsc SS pusiin nnd s,sm sSs%pGsr S.r
p,. M s ''S SiSsl
Broomc ssees eosasI csosts. WV
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A APARTMKNTS.-ADvERT HAS THE UPPKR
Part Of House to le<ks. l2e Amity street. For
boken o. y aOts to K e. Prs Lewis Gss. - NASSAU
street, N Y.
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VERY INTERESTING FROM EUROPE
~~>~o~~~N~S~0r~.s~->r>~,.
A II RIV A l.
STEAM SHIP ARCTIC.
~>>>~>>>>oo>>>>>l>>oIo
FOUR DAYS LATER NEWS.
THE NEW BRITISH MINISTRY.
N~>s~~>~~oy~~>><~~>o~>rY
Opinions Of the London Press.
>~~-~~>~.~o<~>o~orO~1Oe
The Demands Of Austria Relative to the
Refugees in England.
sy->~c->oe--~>@1~~~~-~~~>-t
AFF AIRS In FIR A NCE.
cy.yeo@~-e.~,s~>>--~>>e-.,.
Avowals Of Peace by Louis Napoleon.
Reported Alliance between Russia and Belgium
s>o<yl~~>>~NN~~~N~~>>oy~Ns
Aspect Of Affairs in Switzerland.
,e>.~7o-eo~>eeo~>y~NN.s>r,~~N.
INTF RENTJNG EINANCIAI INTEI + JCE yrF
INTERESTING PINAN CIAL INTEILIGE nee
STATE OF THE MARKETS,
&c. &c. Sc.
&c. &c. Sc

The steamship Arctic, Captain Luce, reached her
dock at halfpast five o'clock yesterday morning. She
left Liverpool on the 25th uimo, and brings four
days later news from all parts of Europe than was
received by the America at Boston, on Friday last.
The following are the
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-03-09

A TCTION NOTICE.-C. CASSIDY, AUCTIONEER-
Byu n nush: This day, at l0l o'clock in the sales
rooms 10 North William street. extra sale Of
send hand Furniture Also Dry Goods Clothing Jewery
Fancy and pledged articles 100 boxes Segars to suit
K. d, SMITH, Auctioneer.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-03-09

A UCrlON NNOTICE.-GROCERIES, FRENCH PRUNES
Tea Cofec Figs, &c-This day (Tuesdsy) March 9th,
iO O'clock At Dey street. of Greenwich street.
kaisins Almonds. Figs Prunes Walnuts Soap, Candles
Tea Coffee Tobacco segsrs Snuff Mustard Spices Corks
Nc. w. A. CARTER, Auctioneer,
Dew atreet of flpean
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A CcTi0E N0TICE.THoMAs BELL, AUCTIoNEER.
A by ". l.. Van Zandt.-Extensve sale Of valuable
Iurniture this day hapast 10 o'clock in the auction
rooms 70 Spruce street. from family giving up housekeep
rapry Articles Also small invoice Of Groceries. ssgars
ncsdsy l0h o'clock At the Suffolk Broome
streets the stock, Fixtures and other arrangements of
atn
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-03-09

TOHN LEyISON WILL SELL, ON MONDAY MORN
ing March H. 1862 the premises tho Stock and
snres Of the Hotel kept by William Madden 1913 Chatham
Gounter Chsrs and Cushions Tables Beds Bedding Bed
ting Horses tho best In the two large Clocks Bohe
mia man re- SSrssns Mirrors on Cloth tho Glass Doors
Mill be ready three previous SALE had
ihe premises. Sale positive
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-03-09

ZIMEOE DRAPER. AUCTIONEER-THE U. s. STEAM
y schooner Post Boy. will be sold auction by Simeon
Draper this day Saturday March At IL o'clock. the
.erchants Exchange She is remarkably fine boat
y1es large and At small expense. part
ulas advertisement In Courier or Journal Of Com
under =. DrAnNr,A AuCffnn hAad
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NOR SALE. OR WILL BE EXCHANGED IN PART
payment for an improved country place, in New York
Railroad and the Dearborn station which
Detroit Michigan. The lands entered by tho Hon.
Charles Carroll in 1857 The present in
one parcel At 90 acre cash exchsns
several Hourislng towns in their immediate vicinity Any
having time to attend to them could readily sell
lands in small farms At good prices Address f. S. HAMIL
TON, Box l,4S6.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-03-09

~ R BUTLER, AUCTIONEER.-PUBLIC ADMIN
4 istrstors Sale-On Tuesday March g. at II O'clock
1t No Spruce street. (seoond of
George Crthtert oonsstng of 2o2 crates Of Patent Wine
Of Bay Rum, quality.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-03-09

WILLIAMSBURG PROPERTY FOR SALE.-A THREE
W story brick House and cellar first floor for
grocery Or LIQUOR The upper part let for $50 year,
four first claas brick Houses ngsde all le Il by 40
feet deep will be sold bargain Apply this Two
frat class brick Houses in Fifth street. with gas speaking
tuhes i've marble mantels and grates lots 100 deep
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-03-09

WM. WRITER'S. AUCTIONEER WILL SELL ON
w Tomorrow "Wednesday, at 10 o'clock, at 1877
-gent eel Household Furniture Of every description,
11tn rsstlsr Beds Carpets &c also Toys SHOW Cases
Of Household Furniture, at private resdsnee well
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-03-09

RlCH AND MODERN FURNITURE FOR A PARLOR
and BEDROOM part Of which from the Castle of
Monte Cristo OF Alexander Dumas Lamps, Meubles de
Boue: Pictures. and Piano Address, any time after IL
No. Willow place, Of Joralomon street,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-03-09

A NTHONY J. BLEECKER WILL SELL AT AUCTION
IA this day at /: O'clock at the Merchants Exchange
Two Houses and Lots Nos 2 and 264 Fifth street
Lots Thirty fourth street. Seventh avenue
ots Fifty sixth street and Sixth avenue House and Lot
No. ia Fret avenue, and lot Second
Rroud akn
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-03-09

A STEAMSAW MILL TO LET-AT THE VILLAGE OF
"A fonkers. with forty horse power engine driving
with large wharf and basin and double DWELLING
houses attached. Apply to b. NkWHOUSE, No. 10
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-03-09

ENRY 7. LEEDS. AUcTIoNEER. WILL SELL ON
both and second hand consisting Sofas and spring
Bureaus and IN rosewood and %ahessn Rock
trsesss Palasss Cettage Chairs suery Plated
Ware. Window Shades &C. Catalogues on morning Of
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-03-09

IT, COTTON. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. SALE OF
Tnttius Msssrisls &c. o &c.F Cotton viii SELL this
street. the entire stock Of printing ooe consisting Of
Types Stones Cases Fixtures &c., &c ALSO iron chest
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-03-09

LSARM FOR SALE, LOW-CONSISTING OF TWO
hundred acres: and large mansion and farm house,
beautifully situated the Delaware Milford Pike
county Psnasyyanis few pes from the Erie Railroad,
settle estate and easy payment Apply to
VALENTINE g. WALL, Executor at A. NJ. or 3 r. M. at
No. Is Gramercy Park East Twentieth street. between
Ihirdand Fourth avenues.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-03-09

COTTAGE HOUSES.-TO LET TWO OR THREE PRET-
y Cottage Houses on Forty ninth street hewecn Third
and Fourth Stages within $50 feet Of them.
from GA until 10 M FOR further particulars apply
JAMES PRICE, Office. It's Hudson atreet.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-03-09

DROPOSALS WILL he RECEIVED FOR THE STOR
occupied by tho late Joseph Keller No. Centre
The stock &c. for sale at fair valuation Also to et
large for Offices For further inquire
he m
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DOUBLE SHEET.
SALES BY AUCTION.

DEREMPT0RY SALE OF HOUSEHOLD FURNI.
turs.Henry II. Leeds Co. will sell at auction, on
Tuesday March at 10 o'clock all the furniture aimed
in the house No. i Broadway Prince street consist
Chandeers Sdeboard, Sofas, Chairs, Extension Dining
Tables Crcckery Brussels Carpet SC. Also to Let. the
vance. Inuuirc Of Franklin Brown No rs Nassau street.
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We shall call upon you month safe
Yours, respectfully, WILLIAMS l. CHRISTIE.
sR'oySeg's S0se Company.

VIE attentloh o. me PUBIC IS called to INC
Il utility superiority OF these
made entire new principle We frat Gaze
strongly made from wroughtron plates bars which OmTC
sn ocasiron chilling the liquid metal making mpcnc
tIa6e to the shaeI drill capable of resisting Sowaof
aedge To tho acicnitc it only necessary say, Nature
Msshan she leaves no boor straps vets screws for the
NOUS burglar with perhaps effort than required q
Put them together Neither the burning eemeu make prc
e'on on the solid mass lined as tits with tfa-poofwa
We hesitate in saying that these Safes with IES
EMPIRE DRILL AND POWDER PR0OF COMBINATION BANK
h tho only really depository money other val
sa We sGy further there security many of the poPne
safes or BANK aunow They all the work mechai
osh broken into, ms experience has demonstrated.
to
Proof when secured with Lilies Bank Lock
sample Safeu
PhrsutopHs Bank tot, nj
~ Cams frnh3E TT pSTEES AGENT ~ t4at syast
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nour le naiemeut de toutes depenses de frais de
yovage enoourus par les dts oomites.
w fSS;nne1 FRANs ALPuENTE,
President du Cons. DIES Ass. AID.
tsion6( w. G. G. CLAIBORNE,
President du Cons DIES Aid
Approve lie II octobre, 1852
(Signe) A. D. CRossMAN' Mare
No 32e.
Resolu que lie Bureau DIES Directeurs de la
Banoue du Commerce dc la Nouvelle- CLEANS
soft respectueusement requs de faire prolonger
lie tuyau principal qui conduit reau dams la rue
Hevia ;iusqua Ia rue Magnolia.
(SignG) FRANs ALPuENTE,
President du Cons. DIES Ass. Aid.
{Signe) w. @. G. CLAIBORNE,
President du Cons. DIES AID.
Approuve lie - Oetobre, 1852.
(Signe) A. D. CRossMAN, Mare.
Pour copie conforme, IL BIER, sec.
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No 3l5
Resolu que lie commissaire DIES Rues soft ct de-
meure autorise faire racler les coquilles du
chemin coquilles de la rue de la Commune,
dams un espace de yingt-cinq pieds au centre, ct
y faire passer lie rouleau pourvu que cette
d6pense n'excede pas cling cents piastres.
(Signe) FRANs ALPuENfE' J.,
Presid du Cons. DIES ASS -Aid
(Signe) VIC, Y; CLAlhoE ~. Ana
" Approve le IL Octobre, 1857 49,.
=" fSirnfl A. ID. CRossMAN.' Mare
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MEDICAL.
e, ENUINE MEDICINE WAREHOUSE, Nc

FL NNUINT WHDININN W HNEs1UUbII, IfV
" I5l CHARTRESSTREET-J. wRlgITa CO. havngy 9
unaled in department. Of their have
proprietors of all the genuine Patent d
cne throughout the uuied States keep constantly
ample at belo usual
pce By they enabled to Of for tho
the rensive assortment he found this
Having the
they have acquired aei or conducting thu
particular department SCALE papaedtc
supply the trade low that 10 canno
fail handsome hsnvesn either at whoia
sale retail AT tqe establishment DO foun full
ALL GENUINE PATENT MEDICINES The flowing list comprise
their urnBed to moat
nom twenty ceaperhan than
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Iva Septeinbre observation-disclosures resolution aoPtee
par vile de l. Nouyss Orleans u fePen
ire 1882 avis est MONS de Gk Joa
aIt pr6seute publication Consei conmnn Dc Ia a VIZ
louveruie ct In construction dun
Pare Public Che min de Ia Meale ct d
b92 ses III l2 1877 49,
75s t65 Co.'S Tl0a u.s. IA AZ LIE tout
IN aete Aer S, Ieeant ouvertae des ues,
Il Fact suppenlsniaire dit approuyt y MAI ls52
| a. p'N'o's',a+'' '''''
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n sTRTE NJ Ia SELE-0aLEAEs, IL lsctu5re, 1888
c5SsKL GENERAL NO -ELtE- oRLkaNs.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-10-14
No Bis.

No 315.
Resolu que D. L. Devices, David Adams ct DR.
Jas Jones soient ct demeurent acceptes CONNIE
caution dc t. M. Andrews. Second Lieutenant
de la Police du Quatrieme District.
(Signe) FRANs ALPUENNE,
Presid. du Cons. DIES Ass-Ald.
(Signe) W. 9. O. CLAIBORNE,
Presd. du Conseil DIES Aid.
Approve lie II Octobre, 1862.
(Signe) A. D. CRossMAN' Mare
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IMPORTANT TO PROPERTY OWNERS
gsr;GgeeUesGes' Paint,
FOR WOOD BRICK AND OTHER BUILDINGS, STEAMBOATS,
SHIPS, RAILROAD CARS DEPoTs AND ALL OUT
DOOR WORK, ALSO FOR ALL KINDS OF
IRON WORK ABOVE AND

IRON WORK, ABOVE AND
UNDER WATER,
. The attention Of the pnblic respectfully The folloir
the celebrated BRDGEWATER PAINT 1t
agents. MONTHS
South character of the Paint firmly eatabshed
the public as the beat FIRE AND EATERPR0
TECToR EVER DISCOVERED.
CERTIFICATE OF Jso. F. MILLER. OF ATTAKApAs
July induced apply tho Brdgenter Mineral Paint
a6 ~ ih Agents ncssra G. e B3GERT
CO. cera add my testimony to the embraced
sp ANb rRoTEcoF f6a1 \.
sn n3Gs eissfsd has
surface which hag proved entirely impeIvtoas , =,
Nctosria, AttasNpas, March IS, 1884,
CERTIFICATE OF CAPTAIN ST. CLAIR THoMAssoN,
OF STEAMER MAGNOLIA.
s253s5 AZ II IN Il VI ssis III III
To ~ ssEsi 1E S S5sss 4 Per s
nf Ss~o Sis DsosnseS5 fs sSi 'i'''''
CERTIFICATE OF CAPTAIN WILLIAM BROWN, OF
T0WBoAm PoRpotsE.
Ihe7eu1ad the BRlpG EATE FAINT for which biosa!n G. c,
P0P0sE lie paat en on about three r1onGs and SPARKS
CNDGs CONSTANTLY falling uronit hsa had no EFFE1r
about vssho became PERFECT SLATE aad
Rs5en%AT Fz p s
forth in tAe Agsaa' Circular;
Newoflssns, December i, 1851,
CERTIFICATE OF THIS MANAGERS AND AGENTS
OF LOUISIANA DRY DOCK CO.
Having LOUISIANA DRY DoCE painted With the BRIDGE
IAEs sF n h" Sn a y
q The PoRPoISE We eheerfy said FAINT 10 ST.
---'- tsisasd) HUGHES vAL4 I,l,s Z r no
I.P. WHITNEY { co.
Nsworloana February 4, 1859.
CERTTFToATB OF JOSEPH BENSON, PAINTER.
Ihaye Used the BRIDGEATER PAINI for the month
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Resolu que lie Voyer soft ct demeure autorist
employer un nombre addtionnel d'ouvriers--
mails qm, bien entendu, nexcedera pas Gin
quante-pour les placer sur la Levee du Premier
District, ct leur faire remblayer les trayaux
d'encaissement ayec de la terre, aussi prompte-
ment que les eontractants complement leurs
travaux sur les quais
tSigne) Trans ALpuENTE,
President du Cons DIES Ass.-Ald
(Signe) W c, G. CLAIBORNE,
President du Cons DIES Aid.
Approve lie 10 Octobre, 1852.
tSigne) A. ID. CRossMAN, Marie
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ICE---ICE1ICE.
FceKCc

EGE-ECG.
NEW Ice HOUSE
LEVsE STREET nearly opposite Mosst1. Ar.H! ti-' 70.
Steamship Wharf, and
No. S7s TCHoUPiToUtAs sTGEET.
j. STAFFORD { co.
Ep- ORDERS RESPECTFULLY SOLICITED. uN7J
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No 1927.

Resolu que la somme de trois cents piastres
soft ct demeure appropriate CONNIE fonds casuel
pusage DIES Comites du Conseil de Vile, ct lie
Contr6leur est autorise emettre DIES mandats
sur IL Tresorier 10 requete DIES divers comites,
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NO 90,
Resolu que Tresorier pale sur lie mandat du
Contr6leur, deux mile cent piastres, pour mon
tant DIES provisions consommees a la Maison de
Travail de la Vile pendant les mos DIS Juliet ct
Ao1t derniers.
Resolu que lie Tresorier pale sur lie mandat du
Contr6leur, douze cents piastres pour montant
requis pour iquider les achats dc vetements,
pour fusage de la Maison de Travail
Resolu que lie Tresorer pale sur lie mandat du
Contr6leur, quatre cents piastres pour montant
do pour materiaux, bois de charpente, etc, pour
pusage de la Maison de Travail.
(sgne) FRANs ALPuENrE,
President du Cons DIES ASS AID.
(Signe) w. G. G CLAIBORNE,
President du Cons. DIES AID
Approuve lie IL Octobre, 1862.
(Signe) A. d. CRossMlN, Marie
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No316.

No SIG. .
Resolu que Peter Kaiser soft ct demeure ae-
cepte CONNIE caution de S. Newburger, Clerc du
Recorder du 0uatrieme District.
(Signe) FRANs ALPuhNIE' a.,
Presid du Cons. DIES ASS Aid.
fSipne) W. G. @. claiborne,
~Presid. du Conseil DIES Aid.
Approve lie - 0ctobre 1852,
(Signe1 A - CRosshAN' aalfe'
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EXCHANGE BANK, % Camp street.
stS CHECKS AT SIGHT AND TINE On
NEW YORK, PHILADELPHIA,
BOSTON, BALTIMORE,
CHARLESTON, SAVANNAH,
AfnRIIE LOUISVILLE, CINCINNATI
iy8 ii HisRACE BEAN n co. Managers
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EpGKFfElp CoUpT-nousK, s. O., August o 1862.
Messrs SIEARNS & MARTIN, Successors Rich Co 40 liS
Water street, Newior
have INFORM that the great
three others also the M all books and
efyour purchased from your agent Gnrle5
tom Mr. L. NJ Hatch The built Of pitch pine thu
ent was truly terrific The crowd present rdieoled the de9 any
thing standing such ff; confidence
ur0no nng day, the presence tho
fire the greatest establishment prevailed when they everything in
side The perfect and without sun what the
81 Rnnulrr
We shall call pon month select another reman
YouIs, respectfully, WILLIAMS & CHRISTIE.
The foregoing letter dnonsatn the wonderful capacity RICH
CO.'S SAFES to resist fire. and when considered that tins
ALONE, articles
contents in either Of the great peuls. NeyyYOr
Cblcothe. Ohioi Wetumpka, Ala Rodney Miss, Eighei
e. must be admitted that the ESPECIALLY SINCE THE RE
DgClIoN OF PRICES bears the vRne Of such
eNbe depository Tor books papers lewe money ap other small
but The subscriber, sole
manufacturers ns for sale large stock OF RICH
CO.'S SAFES, and prepared toprovc 10y the
tmcny several of the most respectable merchants tina niE
cities that entire confidence be placed the article under
cunHsnces. ISAAC BRIDGE,
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