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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-05-15

NOW READY.-The second edition of CLIO
~ VEREOOk. The press has every where with
extraordinary unanmity, pronounced respecting
Cloverneok ; or Recollections of our Neighbor-
hood in the West that it is the finest production of
its class in recent American literature, and that it
entities its author to the most elevated rank among
the women OF genius. 1t is compared in this coun.
try with the sketch Book OF Irving, and k
Narvel's "Reyeries of Bachelor" and in British
literature, with Professor Wilson's Lights and
Shadows of Scottish Life" and Miss Mitford's
Our Village" 1t may be safely alleged that no
female writer ever attained SO suddenly and de-
servedly so high reputation in the literary world
For sale at
my Is MORRIS HBookstore
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Failing Of WaH-ProbG6le Loss Of Life
CHICAGO, May l2.-The entire front of a
large brick warehouse on Market street, filled
with corn, belonging TO c. NJ. Read, Of Erie
fell into the street to-day, crushing it to the
depth of 20 feet. Its feared several persons
are buried under the ruins.
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~ We must positively request our ad'e''
Using friends to send us their advertlsene nus
as early as they possibly can. Our advertising
is very heavy, and when they are received a. a
late hour they impose heavy o"ioeh Oh '''e
ny;nfey
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misunderstanding, slave to P. G. Cosby, was
arrested Thursday evening, by Waterman oneeo
with some fish and oranges in his possession WHICH
had evidently been stolen. Yesterday his honor
ordered HIM 80 lsshes There was another negro
supposed to have been connected in the THEFT VINO
made his escape.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-05-15

r The following members of Congress are
now in this city:
Hons. Benjamin E. Eastman, Wisconsin; Norton
s. Tuwnshend, Ohio; William III. Polk, Tenn; Jed
ediah Horsford, New York Carlton B. Curtis,
Penn; Colin NJ Inge rsoll, and Organ S. Seymour,
Conn; James F. Strothsr and John s. Caskie, Va
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NEW ESTA ADJUSTMENT.
RIDDICK & BENSON,
Merchant TailOrs. CIOthiers. &c,


No. 10 Main street, Cat tie Old stand Of Messrs.
Dudley & J0hHSt0R)
Ia THE SUBSCRIBERS would most
N respectfully inform their friends and the
public that they have entered into co.part-
- nership as above, for the purpose of conduct
ing the Merchant Tailoring and Clothing bu.
siness in all It's branches. They have and intend
keeping constantly on hand, an assortment of
CLOTHS, CASSlMERES and VESTINGS of the
best quality, which they will be happy TO make up
in style not TO &c surpassed in this lily or else
where.
They also intend keeping constantly on hand an
assortment OF ready made Clothing, consisting of
DRESS trock and business Coats Pants, Vests Shirts,
Drawers Socks, Collars &c, which they viii sell
as low as any other house here or elsewhere.
THOMAS 5. RIDDICK,
WILLIAM II BENSON
The subscriber would respectfully invite the at.
tention Of his friends t. the above, and solictis
call from them when in want OF any article in his
line, promising TO use his best efforts land pedging
also thai OF his partner) to give satisfaction.
my l3-ts THOMAS s. RIDDICK.
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01 mv Is CHAs. woRTFAM, Depository.
GENTIEMENs, EGRNIsaEn sHAY.

TENTLEMENS, FURNISHED SHAW
VI ING CASES-Containing much in a small
compass, having Razor, Strop, Brush, box for
Soap, Hair and Hat Brush Comb, Scissors Look
ing-Gass, Tooth and Nail Brush, &C.; and in addi-
ton, apart nents for Letter Stamps, Waters, &c.
For sale by GENNET g. JAMES.
nv Is Eagle Square
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D1sM1ssEp-A Peace Warrant charging assault
upon the person of Mary Smith, free negress,
by free negro named Thomas Harris came
up on yesterday before the Mayor, for trial -
Complainant not being present, the warrant was
dismissed
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FIRE "A stable belonging to Mr.. Peter D. Ber-
nard near the North corner of Leigh and Eighth
streets caught fire last night about quarter before
10 O'Clock aad burnt SO rapidly that it was almost
entirely consumed before the engines, with all the
speed they could make had arri 7ed on the ground.
There was nothing lost but the house.
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ATTAIN CHAIRS FOR SUMNER

III beautiful assortment Of the above style of
Chair which is so desirable for Summer, consisting
OF Hall Chairs. Dining Chairs, Ladies' Sewing with
and without rockers. These Chairs very suit
able tor Cottages or country residences. They are
the coolest and ghtest kind OF Chair that is made
at the same time are very strong, and will bear eX
posure to the weather, and always retain their
first appearance. For sale at the House Furnish.
ing Store of L. GlNTER,
nv Is 1877 Main street
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II To the Voters of Henrico Coup,v
Owing to the indispostion ofIny health occssinHsS
by my present occupation, and through the nnaSv
earnest solicitations of my friends, hereby an.
nouuce myself candidate for the Office of Cor
stable for the county Of Henrico, pledgiug rnvsns
if elected 10 attend strictly TO all the duties
ing to the Office faithfully and impartiallyr
ap 27-tde CALEB H. CHlLDREss
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E To the Voters of the City OF
Richmond.-The Legislature of Virginia ha7
ing very recently passed Act, creating the
office OF sheriff for the said city, hereby re.
specially announce myself eand date for that
Office JESSE T. KEESEE.
ap 24-dt27may
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law LIBRARY AT AUCTION.-GEo
Ia M WEST a BRO. win sell, next week, ano-
ther valuable Law Library, the properly OF zen
tleman about retiring from pIacuce vajusbl.
tioD although not large embraces many 'au aI
works among others II obinsons Pracuce, anu Tue
Virginia Reports from Washington to hooinson,-
Catalogues will be ready lat our bookstore) IN sie"
days. o.,rrtJopn Arc,
my IA RlCHAkD 0AO --O-.--, &c.
TTNE MAGAZINEs-J. W. hANDoLfh
cootts new and impre we'd Standard French and
hI jgns No Godey's Lady's Book splendid num-
Oe Fourth supply of Bancrofs United States vol
No2 Mary Price, or, Memoir of Servant Girl
by Reynolds-25 cts .,.,o
Burleiahs Legislative Guide, the most compete
work on the subject-Sl 25 my 10
NEW SCHOOL BOOKS.-The Thinker,
IN moral reader, containing selections from the
gems of the language, arranged on new ana oilgi,
nal plan designed to the mind Of youth, ara
to nculcate pure and noble principles, ID tnfee
parts by Joseph Bartlett Burleigh, LII.
The Child's Little Thinker practical spening
hook containing asy, gradual and progressive les
sons in pronouncing, spelling reading, thinking
and composing, arranged on new 9no ofigihA'
plan, by Joseph Bartlett Burlegh LIZ ID
These are probably the most popular scnooi
hooks ever published. They have been introduced
into the public schools of Philadelphia and Baltl
more. and have met the UNANIMOUS dppEOfdl VI al
teachers who aim to train their pupils 10 lnvesu
gate and think. For sale by A. NORRIS,
my Is Late Drlnser o. MorrIs.
CACRED MUSIC FOR CHURCHES.
y On hand and for sale at the Baptist Book De-
pository No BOB Main street, the annexed list OF
Music Books for churches, &c, viz: Christian MIN
strel Dulcimer, Canticia Laudis, Cantus Ecclesite
Carmina SacIe, Lew Carmina Sacre, the Psaimo-
dist, also, the School Singer, or Young Choir
Companion.
myl5 CHAs. WORKMAN, Depositary
CLEAR AND BRILLIANT COMPLEX.
u Northampton Vegetable Tincture is one OF
the best cosmetics in use, as it removes bilious and
sellow complexions and by its Alternative and tonic
properties, produces healthy action in the system,
which is sure to bring clear AMI rosy condition
of the skin Ladies are particularly benefited by
this mild and pleasant Tincture. For sale by the
agent, u A. S1hEChEh.
N B.-Call at the store and get pamphlet gratis.
my Is
1I0HE CHEAPEST DRUG STORE IN
Il THE CITY-If you wish to buy your Medi
cines &c ON the best terms, call on the subscriber
as he satisfied with small profits and is selling his
splendid assortment of Drugs, Medicines, Paints
&c. at the lowest prices. Persons will find it to
their advantage to call on him before purchasing
elsewhere WILLIAM NJ DADE,
Chemist and Apothecary,
No. II, fow doors above o. a. Strecker's
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sy7 l find it being inconsistent with my blsi
ness, decline running for the office OF Constable
for the End District Ia declining running tor that
Office, | return to many friends my most sincere
thanks GEORGE w. BARKER.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-05-15

Y To the Voters of Richmond 49,
In lance Of many fri. nds, announce myself Ear.
didate Tor The otfce OF CommonweaIth's Ar.
tOrney for the Circuit Court Of his civ.
my .5-dtde+ MARMADUKE Johnson
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EAsY sHAvING.-RAZORs SET

- The subscriber offers his services to the pub.
Nc ooth N the city and country, 10 set Razors
has on account of feeble health abaui oued his me.
cnsncai !aoors, and for the last six months devoted
ms unae 10 setting Razors. He has stones of pecu.
lal qoa!l'y' and viii warrant satisfaction in every
Us .SH the metal will admit of good edge.
rIs oy permission TO Messrs. Deane a. Brown. John
U9soy, u Z. Randolph, Daniel :. Delaplape j, $
WahnaH, Col Trevillian, Dr. Wood, and Mr.. Nor.
Cos Hardware Store, or MI nnvsfs ns,,n
store VIII De promptly set and returned He NAV
also De found at Mr.. John Hitchcockis near Hay
als Mills. MICAJAH nE.no inaA'
my l5-4ts avn
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-05-15

- To the Voters of Henrico County,
hereby announce myself candidate for the office
of Commissioner of the Revenue for the
Lower District.
my 7-dtde* JOHN o. GODDIN
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-05-15

-F X. r.. HOwis0n is a candidate for the Of
fee of C0MMONWEALTHS ATTORNEY in the
Circuit Court of Richmond 8p 29-dtd'
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Notice.

OFFICE OF SUPT. STREETS May 18th, 1852
DROPOSALS will be received at this ONCE,
l. until THURSDAY, the both list, at II ociocz
NJ, for excavating the earth and constructing ca
vert between and coo feet long, on 6hstreei from
the canal towards James river. The culyert WI
be p feet wide and 8! feet deep clesr, with walls
averaging two feet thick and is TO range from
20 II feet deep from the surface Of the street 10 me
water line of the culyert. Thu masonry Will be
wrought in hydraulic cement. State the price pei
lineal foot. Also, for culvert and suitable head
wall and stack in rsvine 9th street, between
Clay and Leigh streets. This culvert will be l9e
feet long, feet wide and 1 feet high clear, WIKI
side walls averaging 2 feet thick-wth late..s'
branch leading from Clay street into The main cui'
vert, about 200 eetlong and 2 by. clear The pro
posal should state the price per &eal foot OF each
The estimate for the first mentioned calvert was
S2,75 per foot; for the main catveTt across yin
street So So aud for the lateral branch 81 % per
foot and no bids beyond these estimates viii Dc
considered.
Also, for grading and grayeling the Sidewalk o.
9Th street. from Byrd street TO HsxaPs mil CANA
The proposal should sta,eahe price per cutic yard
for grading and deposiie said street, (esuuaIsG
on grading alone) and Tor travelling with grave
from "Gamoe's Ail!' per square yard, and i00i
inches deep.
my l4-itd ~ BATES. Supt. Streets
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-05-15

To the Voters Of District No. ?,
HenricO COunty.-Fellow-C Citizens: Under the
new constitution you are called upon to elect q
Constable. do not say to you that have been
requested to become candidate, but as want the
Office, and if elected, will devote my entire time to
the performance Of its duties, hereby announce
mytelf cand idate for the same. Should you see
fit to elect me- will endeavor TO discharge the du.
Ties that may deVolve upon me, faithfully and in
partially.
ap 29-dtde+ ALFRED LEWELLEN
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~ To the Voters of Richmona 7

~ to tHC FUtCTb OF ItICHmOnd.-In
compliance with nomination of me by Several
Voters" in the Republican land other pspafsl 1f
March 9th, and letter OF the same date al
dressed to me by large number Of my fej,fn
citizens have declared myself and still am can
didate for the Office Of Commonwealth A.
tOrney in the Circuit Court of this city which ia
to be filled by you ON the 27th of May Ifhoprrs5
by your choice, will strive to justify your copS.
dence B. B. MINOR.
ap 2.-dtde
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-05-15

- To the Voters of the City of Rich
mOnd.-At the request of many friends | respect.
fully announce myself candidate fer the Office Of
Commemorative Attorney in the Circuit
Court OF Richmond.
SD 3Q-3wT JOHN HOWARD
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-05-15

~ In compliance with the cali made NM, b;,,
in resolution unanimously adopted at a meetsna
of the Richmond Bar, held on Tuesdsy, the n.
inst, we are authorized to announce Rohert e
: tanard as a candidate for the Office Of JITr,etp
of The Richmond Circuit nv 14-sdn
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Commissioner OF the Revenue
The undersigned respectfully offers himself a can
didate for the office of Commissioner of the
Revenue for the city of Richmon1, at the ap
preaching election.
ap Glide EDWIN BURTON, Sr.
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10 To the Voters of HenricO County
AT the solicitation of many friends in the county o,
Henrico to be candidate for the office OF Prose"
cutting Attorney, | respectfully announce my
self a candidate for that office.
Respectfully, JOHN NJ. GREGORY.
ap 5-d&wt4M*
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DLACk SMITHS DOL :

DLACk SMITHS tools .-Armitage,
ID Hpusehole and other Anvils; Plain, Cotter. Key,
and solid box Vices Bellows % to 36 inches;
Hand and Sledge Hammers; Butchers Files and
Rasps Burdens HorseShoes and Griffin's Horse
Shoe Nails. For sale low by
C. J. SINTON g. CO,
nv ID Sign of the Circular Saw II Main ST
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For the Jhdgeship.-At the request Of ma.
ny citizens. and with bis consent, we announce
Col. JOHN A.. MEREDITH as a candidate ~
Judge OF the Circuit Court Of the city If Rich
mond. my l4-eod;de
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A. JudsOn Crane is candidate for the
Office OF Commonwealth Attorney, In tue
Superior Court OF Richmond. my 6-dtde'
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% Sale made by Shockoe Inspectors of
Mr.. George w. Turner's crop of Tobacco,
grown in Goochland county:
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-05-15

ID ECENTLY PUBLISHED BY A. NOR
IL RIS date Drinker 81 Mous.)-The Mineral
Springs-with remarks on their use, the diseases
TO which they are applicable, and in which they
contra indicated; accompanied by map OF routes
and distances; by William Burke NJ. D.
my Is
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-05-15

Old Chesterfield County.-Friepds
and FelL0I0- Citizens.-ROBT. l.. TlLBERLAhE.
We authorized by the friends of Robert L
Timberlake, Esq, TO announce him a candidate for
the office Of Constable in the town OF Manches
ter, and in that district my 7-dtdeF
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- SherifaItY of Richmnnd-1

AS 5hcTAnaity oi hAcnHono.-IO he
Voters Of the City Of Rtchmond-FELLow CrTT.
ZENs: 1t is already known to you that am can.
didate for the Office which heads this card, an r.
fee created by the Legislature of Virginia under
our new constitution. For the past FIVE years
have acted as Sheriff in the city Of Richmond and
have thus afforded you an opportunity of Judging
of my fitness longer to serve you; and should i
please you to continue me your Sheriff. | trust.
with the aid of my experience so to tisckargs
the duties Of the Office, to merit your entire an
probation Yours, respectfully,
ap 27-dtde THO MAS w. BOSWELL
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ZEN DOLL sks REWARD. -POChhl
l. BOOK LOST-Lost, yesterday morniasS
near the Old Market, a small Morocco PoChhi
BOOK, with piece o. string wrapped rouna "
containing one $50 Va. note, four - notes o'
North Carolina and South Carolina hsnSs and sun
dry receipts and memorandums. The above re
ward will be paid for the delivery OF tue same d
this ofHca nv i4-sN'
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-05-15

1.s FOR RENT.-The large and very desir.
L:I able residence, with very lar ge lot and ev-
cry desirable convenience attached, now in the &C.
cupancy CT Mr.. Samuel Ellis, and situated on 5th
street, between Clay and Leigh. Immediate pos.
Session can be hal. TOLER & COOK,
my ID General Agents
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-05-15

WHERMOMETER. handsome assori
J. ment OF Thermometers, in Tin, Mahogany she
Satin Wood cases, for sale al low prices hy
BENNETT & BEERS,
my IA Drsa gists Main street.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-05-15

EIRE PROOF PAlNT.-20 bbis fIre-frooh
l. Slate Paint very low by the Dbl Also
800 gals Paint OIL cosing only bali the price %
Linseed
All single top houses should be covered VIE
this singular and valuable Paint 1t suits sdmlrs'
bly, for brick walls aud all portions OF houses wniee
are exposed 10 severe weather. Every afuele N
the painting line at lowest rates, hy
BENNETT BEERS, Druggists,
myl4 l25, Nam street
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-05-15

To the Voters of Henric a
County. - Fellow Citizens AT the soici,s,
ton of many friends in various parts Of the coun.
ty, hereby announce myself, as did through the
medium of other papers some weeks ago. cand
date for the Office of Commonwealth Attor.
ney, for Henrico county, with the assurance mat
if elected, its important duties will be discharged
with promptness and fidelity.
Respectfully, your fellow citizen,
an 2l-dtde* John DAVIS
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-05-15

MOTICE.-T ladies and gentlemen who
~ have left their names with me for Natytes will
please ca. Tor them without delay
F. SHUMAN,
AstCo!oger and Physognomist. 18th street,
Between Ma and Cary, Richmond, Va.
nv !4-3tx
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-05-15

To the Voters of District No. 3, Hen.
rico COunty.-In compliance with the request Of
many friends. have been induced to offer myself
as a candidate for Constable in the above Dis
trict. If elected will do everything in my power
to give satisfaction.
This District is situated within the following
boundary: On the north by the county Of Han.
over, on the south by the city of Richmond, on the
east by the Mechanicsvie turnpike, and On the
west by the Richmond turnpike.
ap 30-dtde* JACOB E BAYERS.
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nOMMON WINEs.-P9Si, Madeira, sehy
v Madeira and MALAGA, in store aud Tor sale oy
my II WILLIAMS q BRoThEh
NACKEREL.-N Nos aud z nalf bbls and AUS
M for sale by >~urp
myl4 WILLIAMS BkoinEa'
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-11-08

Stock on hand and on shipboard not cleared 524
The accounts per steamer Europa of oath ult to
hand this morning. reporting sales for the week to that
date in Liverpool, at $4,000 balea without change In
prices With these advices to hand the demand slack
eped Of and became less general and notwi hstanding
there Cotton the tables sales did not much
exceed 500 bales Middlings 97So.
BAeeNa AND RorE-Small business done at yesterdays
prices. V
BAcor-sales Of 20 casks Sides OF &c. and 10 tierces
Sugar-cured Hams at 12c.
CoRNThs lot Of Corn reported sold yesterday at &c
was sold to arrive Higher prices are now obtained
FLouR-Inois brands sell in small lots at 81 10 y bbl
poRK IND BEEr-1O bbls Mess Pork, and 20 of Mess
Beef sold ST. so q Dbl for the former and SIS Is
p Dbl for the latter.
Louisville October 27-TopAcco-The receipts have been
liberal but in Of the decline much Is
ithcld from sale The saos the have been 291
Of which 100 sold at the Pickett 100 At Tod
land the remainder at the Farmers Warehouse. The
ss from the November to the 23d inclusive have
bsn 22Sl6 hhds. Prices have been hrm ana " Con
and nAnplaeturing leaf So 60 The following gives
the psrtsounzs Of the weeks sales
On Monday saias Of n hhds9 at So IS o. is At ~
q So and ST $tlba5s 80. On Tuesday and Wednss-
sss. e e had:a q e
at On Thursdsy ssss of n hhds--l At IS 10y ~ q
s3 IS e5, 10 at A49o, 10 It 20 % %, and as
SO 10 and Co. On 1ft1ny md Saturday, sales OF Log
hhds2 st IS Is ~ 81 4 - IS 3d. 81 at - W
i II at IS a 90, and AZ - -
The sales yesterday were - 1t % 50 70 Il
4 at - 80, and 1t S. 05 IS s.
T4ILow-we quote at TX according tSgu ~
WEAEKy-Has been selling during tbs weak et 1915 10
j RAY; We quote Rectfed 1t 10 9 49, III ssss. E
0RocxnIEs Krcs-Thaee has been again pfetty goot
demand for Sugar and the sales for the weak reach
$50 hhds Prices have undergone NO change but hold
srs evnce more armness. We continue TO quote Lol
xalF " Rfns q IKE, and ~ eesssenA anaA IN
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OFFICE OF TIM COMMISSIONERS or THE L
CONSOLIDATED DEBT or NEW ORLxANs.5
By virtue q the thirty.seyenth section # the

By virtue Of the thirty -seyenth section Of the
a Of the d IT, Stats 81 Iuanas entitled "An Ac 10
Consolidate nav osad provide
and administration III she ssd Of February, 1852
and Of the III section Of s thereto aud providing
for the incorporation o City o. with the city New Or
entitled can asppesnsAy Consolidate the city
New Orleans Of its
ans approved March H. 1884, for Of paying the
interest acrung he entire deb ard Of meeting all hsa
ons Of the old corporation late first and Third NUM-
CAPABILITIES, and City Of Lafayette, maturing during the 1855
SEALED PROPOSALS Will this this
until the SECOND MONDAY ish December ~ O'Clock
NJ tho purchase portion series Of THIRTEEN
HUNDRED BONDS OF THE CITY OF NEW ORLEANS or the
ONE THOUSAND DOLLARS EACH snd Bonds q 10 dated
the FIRST FORTY YEARS At the Office
Of the Treasurer Of the city with interest attached thereto At
cENTunI ANNuM payable ly
from tie january 10 the City Of New York. tho
first January the m Of July Of Proposals s
dod purchase Of Bond Of the City Of New Orleans
and addressed Adoiphe yet Seereo the Board Of Commits
sioners Consodasd Debt Of the City Of New oans be
the Bonds adjudad 70 the highest bidder the ish
December, Al noon, sorsaAid. a
any Coupons obl
CATIONS tie city, the Fir md Third Municipalities
City Lafayette maturing the optau Of the
eourth the frat Of fourth the Hrst Of March,
With per interest 1888 The Commits
reserns right retain xe Bouds adudi
guarantee compliance part
purchaser The ushsr the right Of rejecting
: q w. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
A. D. CRossMAN, Mayor
o. DHBUYS, Comptroller s5i y
~ VIM ii. GARLAND, Treasurer.
W. 7. CONVERSE, Chairman Finance COMMITTEES,
.fs Board Of Aldermen.
= L. II. PLACE, Chairman Fmance Committee
5-a -J.ssa ~ Board Assisisnt Aldermen.
ssss.,s.. LAYET, Secretary. oetal tsthDec