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The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1852-08-11

EXECUTION the Both ult., Ann Hong,
the murderess of her husband, and Jonas Will.
Jams, the negro. for the murder Of Am-ha Poe.
(coiored sirI.) aged twelve years. were executed
inthe Court House. At POI: hkceps.e. N. Y by
Sheriff Moray -s
Ths female. Floag, made confession. in
which shr stated that Mr.. Summers was her
confederate. SASS b
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1852-08-11

BurFALo.-This port la. n.w more shirpin
than New York had 50 years ag,
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1852-08-11
To Printers.

Although we have refused repeated proposals
for half of our establishment, because The term,
"ff red did net suit US, have NJ yer wi h
drawn tn prefer to sell. Our had health ard
incre asing business makes this more than ever
an Obj ct. A & cd PRACTICAL prn,e., or an cx-
p. ri-ncrt editor, can find her. a IN ,st desirabl.
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1852-08-11

ALros "A bill has passed he Fl use Ell.
g,ossInent making Alton port Of entry.
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1852-08-11

GuLD-The Promctheux is reported to have
brought $780, 900 in gold, mostly in the hands
Of passengers.
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1852-08-11

| LATE AND IMPORTANT News FROM MIssou.
Awe are under obligations TO Gen. Sarg.
n, FIR the news BY Telegraph, that Thomas
II. Benton is elected to Congress, from the St
/ on;o nis,rict
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1852-08-11

a M farther news Eom Jackson. we
rrj''oed 70 learn Of H'unsss s,ion in Gin
u Coss,ss 4 Mascas;ae i defeated By two
ut ..
Although we are much e.; iced, that ne are
!. 70 loose our valuable c Temporary fsnm
Muscatine. in the approaching important else-
"a, ret we are constrained to sekp owledge,
1t Ne think Muscaiine has lost representa-.
IN the Legaiatuse, xh.' would have done
nal service aud b n : 10 that county.
We hass no. the aGvanss..e Of : Per.oual
aui.taac~ viii Mr. - Csssi.t. but ws know
. M 81 RIP atstioa aad sstssm hun - , grn.
Sns1 ~ honorahIs impulses and opssf 4be
!. s'',r, eili ,isnt AID fsarl.D ebappisps Of
\ ,oasod@ ~ the state.
8 ~ ~ >souas fsr ! , dstspf. sady, Spon sk~
tte A. ) .ss,es b<s:rsd . rsserve
sss jss..sstssi ssss.e< y.hsi o. battling
"a
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1852-08-11

THE VINO CELrBRArIoN AT .NiAeaR.--
The INN nse meeting which has been predicted
fr weeks past at Niagara, turned out 10 be a
m ,st Fna iailnrp
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1852-08-11

We cheprfully copy the abnve notice and
would say {" any one, who desires t, embark in
the business, that no better oppnr unity could b.,
of'red in the state, for p.casant iuea,inn and
lucrative post.
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1852-08-11

The FisHixe DirrscuI-sxs-.The New
Brun 'wick papers modify tseir tcue spmewh,t,
they now say that no s,iznres will be mace
unless the vessels are t.espassing withou, qnr.-
non
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1852-08-11

IF Six Onnibuses run ili'y between Bell
vile, Ill and St Lnus.
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1852-08-11

O"n. ccott . istttr to The Southern Rights
State Convention has hem received at Mon.
g"nery. but DOS not app ar 70 give much salts
faction.
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1852-08-11

CH,cAeo.-A census of Ch,cay,, s,ov nearly
completed, it i. said. Will STOW population OF
m Re thsn 81, 900 The increase in the last two
years has been In re than 100.
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1852-08-11

+ MCPHERSON C"UKrY-As far as heard from
three Wing Representatives nre elected 10 the
Legislature. Hem carries the county for Con.
CREST HasekeYe 4h.
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1852-08-11

From the returns already received, We are
fully Satisfied, that the Legislature will be dem
ocra,ic. The wings are endeavoring to frlicitat
themselves over the prospect Of wing Legisla
'ure, ba, this 10 forlorn hope.
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1852-08-11

y The communication signed "Democrat'
which sppeasd in the Herald Of thu 7th inst, we
learn was written by Cole McCs.y. Further
comments Unnecessary.
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1852-08-11

1--WE are not surprised that the editor nfth.'
Telegraph should be ketek,ng at straws.-.M.
ners' Express.
20, 90 to school, Merritt, and learn To spell
Any man who spell catch "wiih K" has n"
business with a paper.-B1riington Telegraph
There was time, when Morgan, had some
considerable re- uta,ion as an editor but the
above pitiful and childish attemat to be severe,
over typographical error, which is common
tie every daily paper in the country, is inc"n.
testoble evidence 10 our mind, that he is rapidly
degenersting, and that editorial ed ogs will
soon be upon him he unqnss.ionahly needs
The advice and consolation Of his best friends
in this his hour Of affection, and ~ a member
Of the fraternity We shall not withhold Ours -
Be assured brother Morgan that We shall dill.
gently pray for your speedy restoration to sense
and deccncy. You can be man if you will,
and the same oppnr' uni,ies are offered to you
for repentance and reformation, that are presen.
ted to every other person in free and enlight
ened country, and among virtuous people like
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1852-08-11

Cwsvs * AiHsssnrA The Minnesota pa
prs speak favnrab's Of crops in the Territory
The pssuasGs ns-=.3, f the best oarn and po.a
Zoe GRIP ever Produced there.
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1852-08-11

LEI Byin,t,n's el-ctipn 70 The Sen .tc J., !, I'm
son, Is still doubtful.
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1852-08-11
DxlHr. Angus, 2. 1855

EDIroRs pF MINERS ExraEss.
Our Polls have jus. closed and take the
,crfx 10 nd ron the rcsult
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1852-08-11

II The vote polled in this Township or Mon
day, was 734. 29o straight democratic ticket.
and 1879 straight Wing tickets.
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1852-08-11

The FAMINE PRiviLres The z ct mas
ter General, says the telegraph, ha. drec'ec
that documents ard speeches may be tr,nkee
separately and when tied in bundles, t:,at the d.
Oured
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1852-08-11

WAsHiSoros Couxrr-Eects VIII lie whiq
ticket. Gives Cook (W) ~ mi for Con
grrss. at
BExroN CousrY Elects WI lie de n 1crltic
ticket. Gives Clark - } Is to 20 maj.
JnHEs CousrY.-Elrcts whole democratic
ticket. Gives Clark (D,) 30 Da)"ri'y tor Con.
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1852-08-11

" We hear nothing Of the p t.to rot, 80 far
and hope the crop NAV this wear escape it,
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1852-08-11

think this County sin giss snah maj"ri'
Ser the entire ticket
youss in haste,
DANIEL BAKER.
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1852-08-11

my duty b not Is.ning that order ut an arlir
date. 1t lssu, d, earl-r.it would hive INV ,ivet
| 4 lag ly increased Expenditure f,.r demu rage
and resulted in no pubic ncfit
| But Tie gravcr part Of this charge is, tha
| nome If th-sr.t.,n vessels ever arrived ..R-
lying (v"u say in The letter II W under g nSid
atom upon tn III (thc ten =, ssrls) confidently
the elnharkat'n was G.. layrd in whole or in par
at tn BRACES and Tamp;co, fr,u, The Is h .,
January 10 the 9th "f March. l-avng, it va
feared. not half the time ne, d, d for tue reduc
ion at Vrr. Cruz aud lis castle before the re-
turn of the yell w fever T wh,msrcyer the
calamtons cons qI.ncas If the non arrival OF
these ''trn ssrls, ana your "crurl dsap point.
mrnt III relation 10 them, r. impn able, hr ha,
certainly involved himself in serious respnn-
sibllity. l hope to rem we the whole of it from
s'the h. al Of the War Department, and en- 81
tain some approximations that il will fall in
part upon the comm,nd NJ general OF the expe
dtion.
The execution of the whole of the most die
ficuls branch of duties apper'ainin. to military
providing for ,ranspnrlati"n-i., by
tn" distribution Of the business in the War De-
PERTINENT, a'iottfd 10 thu Qu,rle mister Grner-
al. As an expedition against Vera Cruz had
been resolved on some time before you ~r e
signed to take cammand of il, General j. sup
had gone to New O.rans TO be liz The best
position tn make the n &c .s1ry preparations TOR
such an enterprise. From hts great know ledge
and long experience in m litary aFnrs, n ), only
i, his appropriate dcpar: mrnt, hat as com.
mand in the Il Id, the government though, il
fortunate that y''u could have the adv.c &c aud
assistance Of 81 able Council r.
Your suggestion that il Inigh' b. necessary TO
send ships III ballast from tn North Tor trans
pcr.s was not neglected or UNDECIDED by me-
" heth IT would br necessary or Mi, depended,
aeco ding to y"nr staten nj t. m, upn tli"
means OF tr inspos atr which could be pr"cur-
ed a. New Orl ans, &c. My first step was TO
write to The Qnartfrnas'er General, th n at
that place, for information on that su Ject. la
my Letter to b m OF the ll'h OF December
sud;
sit is expected that most Of the vessels in tie
service OF the qnar,ernsster's department can
be used as transports Tor he expedition. twill
be nccessa.y that the department. here sh u d
know what portion OF the srinspor attn can l..
furnished by the ordinary means which Ia.
guar. rnlae,es's d. pa:tnsnt has now u..c.s ,.s
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-08-10
No 11S

Resolu que la somme de trois cents piastres
($s300) soft ct demeure appropriee pour les repa-
rations la Compagnie des Crocs ct Eehelles dite
Esperance No 9. Les dites reparations devant
etre faites sous la surveillance du voyer.
(Signe) f. ALPUENTE, President du
Cons des Assist. Aldermen
(Signe) JAMES ROBE, president
du Cons des Aldermen.
Approve lie 2 aodt 1852,
(Signe) A. D. CRossNAN, Marie.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-08-10

MARIE DE LA NLLE.ORLEANs, Aont 1869.
CossKlL GENERAL DE VILE hk IA NILE oRLxAss
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-08-10
No 2l9.

Resolu que la somme de vingt-cinq piastres
soft ct demeure appropriee pour payer une per-
some chargee de sonner la cloche de la premiere
eglise presbyterienne, place Lafayette, pour
donner ralarme en- cas- de feu, La dite appropria-
ton devan etre sous lie contr6le du maire
(signG)n FRAN ALpuENrE, Presid.
du Cons des ASS Aldermen.
(Signe) JAMES RoBB, president
du Cons des Aldermen
Approve le2 aodt 1852.
(Signe) A. d. CRossMAN, Marie
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-08-10

PeIIsan Division No; E. nlee.seyery WEDNESDAY
elected for the quarter ending Sept 80 1852 Mora
H. E. BAILEY, W. Al 81 WEsT, B. s.; fE1srEE GAnrIkrTs A.
MASSlse A; g; j. j. JAsrER Is JoHs bGoss O. 6 \ VISIT
aola street, B. J. WEsr "a Poyds street. w G. of
kkArse Tehouptouas street, WM SMITH ST. Marc and Poydas
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sean ct Fulton, sous Ia surveillance du commits
saire des rues
(SigneJ Fp ArprExrs.
Presid. du Cons des ASS. AID.
Nighej JAMES RoBB,
Presid. du Cons. des Aid
Approuve Il. 2 aodt 1852 - -
(Signe) A. D. CRossN.S Maira
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MUSIC STORES, ETC.
r HORATIO D. HEWITT. piano

HORATIO D. HEWITT, PIANO-aGE4-1
4 d FORTE AND MUSIC STORE, No. 80 Camp
street Neworlean would respectfully request the U
of MUSIC AND MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS all
from the factories Of the frat in the United sssh end
EUROPE, which be found those of A sTOART CO..
Of NewYork, HALL son, of NewYorl, and PiEYEi CO.. Of
paris The a69ve the following Kinds sE
MI GRAND PICCOLO, PICCOLO OBiLRUE AND SQuARE-hre
of the most celebrated makers in the world combining all the late
had OF
6 6& and oaves They val be sold H
MUSICAL MERGtIAN NDlsE Of all kinds AMI quantity
Among Others the subscriber oonby hand the are and
selection of ACCORoNS brought The Southern mrket
which offered reasonable GUITARS, inanhin
WILLIAM HALL SON from the most approved SPANISH
MODELS the frat warranted
stand the climate The ubGerher las had 5peence in
cities, we'll NseanR, and
thoroughly with the minute details Of .e braineas His
selected that has boon the Southern Market
and his fac he will hand
sti o all knds MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS and the
MUSIC. The Musical Public respectfully
o call his stock.
'rI3 lyos HoRAIIo ID. HEWITT, 80 Camp ST., N. o.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-08-10
No 2O6.

Resolu que permission soft ct demeure accor-
lee MN. Stanton & Go de Sc seryir de leur ne
lite machine vapeur, en- face de leur glaciere,
'ituee rue du Commerce, pour hisser la glace
(Signe) FRAN ALPUESTE,
Presid. du Cons des ASS. AID,
(signe) JAMES RoBB,
Presid. du Conseil des Aid.
Approuve lie 2 aodt 1852.
(Signe) A. d. CRossMAN, Marie.
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No 23O.
Attendu que lie voyer de Fex- -municipalite No
deux await etc requis par le Conseil de la dite
municipalite de faire reparer la barriere de la
maison de refuge, pourvu que les depenses mex
cedassent pas clnquante piastres ct attendu
que fineXecution de ces Instructions a cause
revasion de plusieurs detenus de ia maison de
refuge; en- consequence,
Resolu que lie yoyer de la Vile soft requis de
faire executor les dites reparations sans delai
Signe f. ALPUENTE,
Presid. du Con sell des Ass-Ald
Signe JAMES RoBB,
Presid. du Conseil des Aid
Approuvele 2 aoit 1852.
Signe A. D. RossMAN, Maire.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-08-10
No 229.

Resolu que Pavocat de la vile soft ct demeurt
fequls de s'occuper de toutes les affaiees dha
beas corpus on autres procedures legales rela.
tiyes a la maison de refuge
Signe f. ALpuENrE,
Presid. du Conseil des ASS Aid.
Signe JAMES RoBB,
Presid. du Conseil des AID.
Approuve le aont 1852
Signe A. D. CRossMAN, Maire.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-08-10
No 22S.

NO rs.
Resolu que la somme de trois cents pa stres
soft ct demeure appropriate pour les dep.enses
courantes du Refuge des files, payable sur les
mandats dn contr6leur
lSlgnel F. ALPuENTE,
President du Cons des As.-AId.
lslgneJ JAMES RoBB,
President du Cons des Aid.
Approuve lie 2 aott 1852
[Signe] A. D. CRossMAS. maire.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-08-10
No 222.

Resolu que lie tresorier de la ville sur lie man
dat du contr6leur, pale a Joseph Patterson, h cl
quatorze cents piastres, conformement au juge-
ment rendu lie Is decembre 1847, par FHon. A.
NJ. Buchanan, juge de la Be Cour de District,
aussit6t que le dit Joseph Patterson aura cede
la vile de la Nouvelle Orleans tous ses titres ct
droits, sans recours la propriete susdite
(Signe) F. ALPUENTE,
President du Cons. des Ass-Ald
(Signe) JAMES RoBB.
President du Cons. des Alder
Approuve lie aodt 1852.
(Signe) A. D. CRossMAS, maire
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No 20.
Resolu que lie tresorier pale mensuellement,
sur lie mandat du contr6leur, NJ A. Ebinger,
pour l'usage dune veuve indigente ct ses fls
idiots la somme de douze piastres.
(Signe] f. ALPuENTE, president du
Cons. des Assist. Alder
(Slgne) JAMES RoBB, president
-l -l du Cons. des Aldermen.
Approve lie aodt 1852
signe A. D. CRossMAs, Marie.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-08-10
No 214,

NO ia.
Resolu que lie tresorier pale, sur lie mandat
du contr6leur, Samuel W. Rawlins, la somme
de seize piastres
lSlgnel F. ,ALPUENTE,
Presid. du Cons. des ASS
lSlgnel JAMES ROBB,
Presid. du Cons. des Aid.
Approve lie 2 aoit 1852.
[Sign6l A. D. CRossMAN, Marie
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-08-10
No 236.

Resolu que lie maire soft ct demeure autorise
faire, avec Martin Broderick, eomme principal,
ct John Coleman CONNIE caution, lie contrat ne
cessaire pour lie maintien ct la construction de
nouveaux points, ou egohts, ct les trayerses du
quatrieme district. Les points cents par pied,
mesure pleine, ct les trayerses a / cent par
pied courant; lie tout conformement aux termes
ct specifications d'apres lesquels la dite vente a
etc faite.
(Signe) FRAN ALprESrE, Pres du
Cons. des ASS Alder.
(Signe) JAMES ROBE, president
du Cons. des Alder.
Approuye lie aodt, 1852.
(Signd) A. D. CRossNNN, Maire.
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SADDLERY, HARNESS, ETC.

LACEY & CO., 81 St. Charles street,
f Iss BRAEGH ~, M Of LACEY PIILIpss CELEBRATED HAR
Phladephia offering the nea
kv REPAIRING STRICTLY aTTENDEDTO fs91 iyaW
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Resolu que lie Conseil accepte les propositions
de NJ Y de Egana, telles qu'elles sont enume-
rees dams sa lettre du 30 JUN 1852 pour lie bail
de sa propriete, situee sur les Champs -Elysees,
fencoignure de la rue des Grands- -Hommes,
pendant la periodic de cinq ans, dater du pre-
mier jour de novembre 1852, au prix annuel de
six cents piastres, payables semi -annuellement,
soft: trois cents piastres lie premier de mai, ct
ia meme somme le Ter de novembre de chaque
aimee, jusqu'a la fin du bail.
Resolu que lie contr6leur soft ct denleure auto
rise a executor lie dit bail avec NJ. j. Y de Ega-
ma, st6t que les PREPARATIONS seront faites la
satisfaction du voyer ct acceptees par lui.
Resolu que lie contr6leur est requis par la
presente de faire sayoir Nj, j. Y de Egana, que
ses propositions ont etc acceptees.
(Sgne) FRAN. ALPuENTE, Pres. du
Cons. des ASS Alder.
(Sgne) JAMES ROBB,
Presid. du Conseil des AID
Approuye le 2 ao0t 1862
(signe) A. D. CRossMAN, Maire.
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'herman's New Patent Truss
AND
RUPTURE REMEDY
WILL EFFECT
a PERMANENT CUHE

- ~ This TRUSS ID ENTIRELY DIFFERENT FROM ALL
in m and principle Of action consequently effect; pos
ssp ALL The ADVANTAGES while it is
to the various kinds heretofore pressure
% being comparatively light i bad Iuptnfes
and to bear directly hern openings thereby
tVns security a. all times, the voeate4ercise
"heh nteA " the proprietor, kiu surgeon
oSen sal ogsF OF stranguaon other painful
witch not ntrequen IN the
very common practice persons afflicted with Hernia to select
as and Apply themselves. dangerous practice
. e seen only by those who Anatomy, are
best % ,n ma 1 H. nature Of Rgptures Let it h? that the
ly oe injurious If it does the
Eo Goi properly fitted Ieretore forn
ST CiAhLks sTRSl o,ieans ~ ~ - A' N~V' ~
aie IS oVertb door. nhi4 lyd&
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M O0h

hAlR1E DE LA NLLE.ORLEANs, z Aout 1882
cossgIL GENERAL LA VILE DR. la NLLK-oELwass.
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FURNITURE, ETC.

sOHN B. BURGEN has removed his /~sggSsa
aB FURNITURE STORE from No. i4i No. 50 8lIAGA- H5alS
ZitE STREET, Immediately opposite the Arcade, where
the patronage
received from hs friends and the public. d3U ly
S~tTILL THEY COME "A new arrival of Res
- segeae's Patent Portable SPRING MATTRESSES which
daily introduced into ali Who
Mattress makes the bed conpeha economy They
rolled up small compass made eien handle
given general all the proof
they the most comfortable Mattress uow use.
These celebrated Mattresses during all
s hours, at j. NJ WEfhoUTf'S
Furniture Sale Room, O Charles
iF The public respectfully requested call examine this
etOCk ni2 II
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227.

Resolu que les commissaires de la Mason de
Refuge soient autorises louer une batisse con-
venable pour en- faire temporairement une Mai
son dc Refuge pour les files, pourvu que lie loyer
n'excede pas mile piastres par an
[Signe1 i. ALpuENTE,
President du Cons. des ASS AID.
iSigne) JAMES RoBB.
President du Cons des Alder.
Approuve le ao1t 1852.
[Signe] A. D. CRossMAN, maire.
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Resolu que lie chef de police soft ct demeure
autorise detacher un membre de la police du
troisieme District, pour seryir de syndic a la
partie rurale du dit District.
fS;noGN r,-,,,xu,,
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-08-10
No 231,

1No Aoi.
Resolu que lie chef de la police soft ct demeure
requls de faire distribuer des saucisses empoi-
sonnees dams les ditferentes RUSS ct grands che
minis de la vile dams lie but de detr,lire les trou-
peaux de chiens inutiles qui circul,ent partout
au grand danger des citoyens en- general
(Signe) F. AL1euENrE,
Presid. du Go MS d des Ass-Ald.
(olgne) JAMES; RoBB,
Presid d u Cons. des Aid
Approve lie 2 aodt 1852,
(Signe) A. D. Gro ssMA,;, Marie,
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VoIgHe7 IT. hLPUENTE,
Presid. du Cons. des Ass-Ald.
(Signe) JAMES ROBE,
Presid du Cons. des Aid.
Approuve lie 2 aodt 1852
(Signe) A. D. CRossMAN, Marie
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0deen TempIs Of Honor No; 5hleeta every THURSDAY
9's for ss h present " tern ending Oct THOMAS EnEsp
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Crystal Fount Division No. 4, 8. of T.-Meeta
THURSDAY at o'clock Temperance Hail. No. 95 ST. Char
street. Oncers for the W. H ELLIE, W. P S. H.
BRows W. A.; P. Rns r. s.; w ELLIS, A. ST. BoorB
= s. j. s. hARRis T. D. W. BEowS C. A. HERO A. C. WIN
WATSON, l. S.; r. w. POWELL, O. S. iva
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Harmony Division No. 49, g. of T.-Te following are the
ocsra this Division the present BKsssW p:
WM S. MoUsr, R. 81 wM F. HoRNBKcs, A. R. S. JANIS Gov An
FS ALrMuLLKR, T. CHAs BARNES CT RoBr 6 KRsG A.
c.; MRYER I. s.; CoRNRLus GoLpSG, O. Division
meets EVERY MONDAY EVENING, Temperance Hail. as 81.
Charles street iN6
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No 23S.
Quill soit ordonne par lie Conseil General de
la Vile de la Nouyelle- Orleans. QUA dater de
la passa ton de cette ordonnance, le coroner re-
cevra, pour chaque enquete tenue a la Nouvelle-
Orleans, la somme de dix-sept piastres, y COM
pris les frais de medecin, frais de juri (sil en-
a) frais reinforcement ct autres depenses incl
dentelles aux devoirs du coroner mais pour les
levees de corps simples, lie dit coroner recevra
la somme de cinq piastres ct pas advantage,
pour les services requis par Ia seconde section
de racte No 243, adopte en- lS47, ct, en- cas- DEN
terr ement, receyra cinq piastres de plus.
Siene F. ALPuENTE,
Presid du Cons. des Ass-Ald.
Signe JAMES RoBB,
Presid. du Cons des Aid.
Approve lie 2 aoht 1852.
Sigue A. D. CRossMAN, Maire,
No 240
Resolu Dull est ct quill sera du devoir du
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sS~ PHILADELPHIA SADDLE AND TRUNK WAREHOUSE,
No. 30 Gravier stS ROBB Co. Gate Robb Fairbn) s COO
sa yrecevng lew Goods then Mauufactorv Phadepha ana
direct mportaons oA England prepared offer deaerl
follows: sAr}bLERg, SaaGery HARDWARE HARNESS. LEATtt-
Err TRAVELLING AND PACKING TRuNkS, INDIA RUBBER
GOODS; SADDLE, COACH, HARNESS. AND TRUNK MAKERs'
MATERIALS, TRIMMINGS, eta
Nv pUransaa,s ia thvi,ai IL Saii. eaa SIN
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Resolu que lie tresorier pale, sur lie mandat
du contr6leur, J. Kimmick, la somme de tren-
tie piastres.
[Signe] FRAN. ALPUENTE,
President du Cons des Ass-Alder.
(Signe) JAMES RoBB
President du Cons des Alder.
Approuve lie ao1t 1852
(Signe) A d. CRossMAS, Marie