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SEASON AIfRANG EuENT.
Michigan Central Rail road Line!
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CLEVELAND AND DETROIT,
IN rriih the CereaId aud Cincinnati IGroad
Ciereland and Erie r. r., CiereGHa aud Pittsburgh X ~
and Michigan Central n. r.. . 10 .la.lsi
Passengers will be tickcted through from any point on
Lake Michigan to Cleveland, Cincinnati Pittsburgh, anu
Wheeling and from either OF those places to any point on
Lake Michigan. --..t 90 ~. .H s'il ,-lLE- l-..
This line will be composed of two new low pressure
steamers built expressly for the route -,f "
boat will leave Cleveland for Detroit, and Detroit FOR
Cleveland every evening at Gl O'clock arriving In both
cities the following morning in for the morning
trains of cars for Chicago Cincinnati and Pittsburgh and
for the Lake Superior and Saginaw boats at Detroit They
win run from Gle vcland in the following order: m
.f7F1lE 1lEF0.'A.H .E.H' FOREST CILY
Monday "Wednesday Friday
''-'' CLEVELAND.
" Tuesday. thursday .oatuuaS
And will leave Detroit:
- " - CLEVELAND H..: ...r--...5
Monday. "Wednesday. frlaay
--I. s.sI FOREST CITY '.s. .rg..f-, ~. {
Thursday. Saturday
The undo rsgned prepared to make contracts Tor all
kinds OF freight Cleveland to Detroit, Macklnaw,
Saut st arie Saginaw and all ports OH Lake Mehgan
The .,,, ,, ,,,,,,
will compose the line until the new boats are ready
.InIf = .fs...i AGENTS. -. H Hii. so II.
c. BRADBURN & Co., Cleveland,
PITTMAN, TRowBRIDGE& & JONES, Detroit ia-.
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BARBERING SALOON

a fe,y doors below seainans Chair Factory, will be
open at ali scasonabc hours and shaving anu har
viIi he ne rfored in the ncatcst and most asloa
III ,nncr Gentlemen will find his razors sharp, and hi,
hand steady and sure. ,,,,,,pyI fppE,rIc
aug2t. lind IA. S 3itS E ~. =
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:Dupont's Powder.

has the Agency tho above Powder
i lnf S,t' ''A' ' N' 1850 GEO. WILSON.
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THURSDAY EvEsISo July ], 1852
GRAND CONCERT OF VOCAL AND INSTRUMENTAL
Mr. j. X. GOODALI musical Theatre,
be2s many
"a'''o ho
The Dublin. violin, Master
VIII his debut performing
difficult compositions vioioncsIo M Goodal pianist, Mr.
Key.
President OF the Uni
States ngped gentlemen and foreign
Minister'S kindly extended the and will be
PROGRAMME.
celebrated "Adxso and Rondo,n rem Mendeshon's
by Master Goodal
2, ARIA in the S,abat Mater, Pro pcccats suae
eenns = - 49, No. ~. " ~ "
sDon Gioyaui, !" by rhalberp, performed by Mr. key.
4. The popular song Of '.Constance,r composed
py d, Liniey, and sung by............M dns lie Petit
cult Character performed y.......... Master Gooda
G. Song MadDIiue .Mdre lie Petit
lnermisson Of ten minutes,
Grand SONATA violoncelo composed by Couel
performed Mr. Goodau and his lide
2. Song, "A lowry YOUTH composed by Wallace,
fom the opera Of Mariana. MdTs lie Peu
=. Grand fantasia vnrante, from The opcm OF
Norma" composed and executed BY: >. Mr. Kley
4. Irish ballad, 'Tersnee's farewell 20 kath-
iern .ss.....ss muhe Lefeut
s. Grand fantasia, fviolinl compos by maysc
der Op performed by Ernst Master GoodalI
Ballad "ssndy and Jenny. Mds lie Petit
Z. mitaire and grand rondn, with brilliant
variations, composed BY faganini, and per
formed enirely firing Master Goodal
Mr.. kcy will conduct.
Cards admission 50 principal
rnusic Doors open at ~ concert 70 commence ats
June S9-d3t
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CALIFORNIA EMIGnAsTs THE PLARs--SIcKREss AND
DEATHs.A correspondent OF the ST Louis Republican,
writing from Independence under date OF the 18th instant
that from the time the first train OF emigrants
ed the Plains this spring, down The nth instant,
there have gone over The roads leading from that place
and 81. Josephs the following numbers 1882
3,2i2 women; 1896 children; 5325 wagons; 53S
horses 1905 mules hog 1912 cattle 1923 sheep;
from 100 10 1850 turkeys ducks, and Guinea fowls.
Besides this number OF living beings the road, il Is
known that very many the routes north
those leading out from Council Bluffs and old Forl
keamy
They were generally well fitted out with cattle and
wagons, and would doubt have progressed finely had
II not been for the cholera breaking among them
Several companies had buried many OF their companions,
and al the last accounts there abatement the
disease The writer furnishes the and residences
OF forty nine yctims-none from Maryland or Virginia
those from Illinois, Indiana. Kentucky, Missouri, Ohio,
and Arkansas being the principal sufferers Besides these
thus specified there many from II to 20 graves
with no inscriptions, respecting which nothing could
be known Il is feared further accounts will be sill
more disastrous. However exposure to the bracine
atmosphere of the mountains, and The salubry of The
high table lands beyond Forts Kearny and Laramie may
and no doubt will all causes of sickness and a
preheEsion Of suffering.
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IN IkLEafxAPff.
Interesting from Santa r,

ST. LOUIS, June 20 The mail ffom Santa Re ar
rived at Independence, Missouri on the 2ls instant Bust
ness was Improving Colonel Sumner had removed his
he quarters back 10 Santa Fe Governor Calhoun aud
party passed the Lower Snanoe on their way 10
the States. The govemot health improving, party
Of 1icans who had been buffalo hunting Fort At
kinson, were met the place The Cumanches and
Arapahoes complained tile commanding officer Of Fort
Atkinson that they had the buiinoes OF their
uy He ordered them return the Arkansas river
bnt appearing inclined do so, he went out with
troops took several OF their captains, and kept them
days
Major STEMS command met the i0h Fort
A,kuson ga route Tor New Mexico The Major and his
troops la good health The cholera wing disappeared
Several tribes Of Indians the Arkansas river ex
peeling Major Fitzpatrick hold a talk with them.
TaoY June 27.-Ths afternoon the Albany iron mills
aud twenty dweliiDgs, owned by j. f. Wnslow az o.,
were destroyed by IRE. Loss Sl50Ol0 Insurance not
known. BY this calamity $50 hand thrown out Of
employment
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by A. GREEN, AucttOneer.

r ARGE STOCK OF BOOTS AND SHOES AT AUCTION
Ii Monday shall sell 10 O'Clock,
Thomas south side of
and
aud OF
deem unnecessary ennmrate The above
stock has recently laid In, and of modern rye
Terms and under S25 gas and mol
ceedng $50 credit OF days $50 credit of two and
satisfactorily endorsed bearing interest
June Pad A. GREEN, iicioneer
r. Wednesday, the 23d instant, in
prepare the sale All indebted 10 the sub cribe
respectfully tsted TO call and settle Their accounts
THOMAS A. SCOTT.
nz- The above sale is postponed unaI Wednesday
ncs hour, when al the stock wi positively
be sold A. ahfES,
29-2t auciiuneer
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ry A. GREEN, AmctIon.er.

VALUspIE BUILDING LOT ON STREET At AUCTION
On Wedaesiay goth instant, shall sell At O'clock
premises building io situated north n, between
Third being loi No ?, IN reservation No "
o 81 feet and 100 feet deep, containing $3.50
described handsomely
n meda-y in the Of the st. Charles Hotel,
Onefh cash balance and three the
for the deferred bearing interest
Adeed given, and deed Of must taken tt
,ls iAl,.potsbls. A. GREEN,
Inue Auctinneer.
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teen cannons have already been recovered from their
hiding PLACE, four OF which copper pieces and nine
and he runnons and knobs OF The cascades broken oft
An old Mexican woman says they were buried there BY
The brave under the command OF the noble Travis
Bowie and Crockett. at the siege Of Alamo, ia 1886
The ndianola Bulletin sets down the number OF vessels
Chiefly schooDers and bngs) engaged ia the trade be-
tween indianola and New York al fifteen.
A grand temperance and educational convention is to
be held al White Sulphur Springs, Gaines county on the
nth, l4h. and 10Th days OF August next
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rooD TWO STORY FRAME HOUSE hND LOT At AUG
" TIoN on Thursday let July shall sell in front Of the
premises VI O'Clock story frame honsr and lot be
psr X No iol, situated NJ tho
~ The lot fronts on street ~ feet
= inches, and ~ feet deep.
third balance In x and twelve months
purchaser bearing inees, fom day Of sale ses
fsctnrly secured A. GHEtNs
June cd Aucnoneef
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Additional Lu he dAantic.

NRw YoRk, June 2s.-Prvate letters received here by
the Atlantic from Paris London, and Liverpool.
state thai current prevailed latest dates OF
formidable conspiracy ia The Ffeneh army Dissatislac
tons had almost revolt two occasions.
II further stated dat the French government qui
ely endeavoging 10 suppress the difficulty The English
and French papers entirely sient on the subject
Letters by the Atlantic that the Havfe
ket had declined slightly.
Rice in Liverpool at the latest date was neglected.
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VALUABLE PROPERTY FOR sAbE--T will offer for sale
the premises, Wednesday, the Jrh Instant at O'Clock
No 49, fronting 10th
brick The ~
o inch deep, OF which In garden,
pump &c The house ia
excellent order, having kitchen and dining
basement and SIX on the part TILE nds
putsble.
Terms win he made known day Of
June os--eoaf D. q. McGUl RE. Aucioncer
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Ky J. q. MCGUIRE, Auc,ionccr

NEAT FRAME HOUSE AND Lot At AUCTIoN.--On We'd
nesday afternoon June 3oh bafpast O'Clock the prem
ise shah sell No. In square No. a1 improved
story frame house.
The above properly 9Th between and
north, very desirable n small family,
Terms onehslf cah residue in ix and twelve months for
notes satisfactorily secured, bearing interest
I'D JAS G. MCGUIRE. Auct
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Pacific Mails direct from New York and New Orleans

Notice 10 tie Public, and hsiruffons 10 Posfnadegs.
Office hereby given and after the 18th OF July, 1884,
~ United mails will be dies atched follows, viz;
Hsr York and .9pinwaH Direct Line.
5h and ooh Of each month arrive
tNavy bayl ifh aud Goth OF mouth
Returning leave Apnwa arrival Of The Pacific mails;
York about the l2th and 9Th OF each month
Neg Yort and Nee Orleans Line, touching Harana each ay
New York l2h and 2h Of
New Orleans about the 2ld and 9Th Of each month.
Returning New Orleans the t 2jih and arrive
York alb 2si and 9th OF each month.
kep Orleans and .8spinraH Direct line
Leave 22d Of month arrive
Aspinw all about the Iath aud 2sui Of each month.
Returning Aspnwa arrival of,he Pacific mails and
lOth and 25th Of month
N H. Postmnstc who h,horo their Oregon and Cali
mails either Charleston souih Carolina Savannah
Geogs will hereafter send New Orleans and the Charleston
an Savannah Offices will do the
The days departure from Francisco for Panama viii be the
10th each Reurung, the VIII leave
Atlantic mails and the fhe Pacific
Francisco Oregon viii be due
bDih ~ X HALL, Postmaster General.
Posr ORR Oar June "A, 26--d6t
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Railroad Accidents.

SAVANNAH June 25 On the 22d inst the engine and ten
der of upward pa ssenger uan the Georgia State
railroad were thrown from the track down bank twenty
feet high about miles from Ataanta, by coming In
contact w iih hand One fireman killed ard
other seriously nred No passengers were hurt
On Abe road, the previous day, collision oc-
CINE and
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uy y. q. MCGUIRE, Ancf,oneer.

NEAT FRAME HOUSE AND LOT AT hUcTloN'-On Wednes-
3oh, half O'Clock, the premises,
shall sell psu oflot No 4, 42 improved BY
story frame house.
property Eighth
north Is family.
residue In and twelve monba, for
satisfactorily secured bearing interest JAS O. MCGUIRE,
June Odd Auctoneer
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VALUABLE BUILDING LOTS ON TINE ISLAND.-on Thurs
day, July the premises, O'Clock shall sell In
All fronting 9th and lot No.
"a between and SOUTH each
being rs by o. running alley 10 feet wide.
third residue payments and
years. with interest," satisfactorily secured Conyeysnees at the
expense Of purc 5-di
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Eatensipe Forgsries Discovered.

NEw YORK June % Extensive tolgeries OF public land
warrants discovered here Saturday VIM. Merit
hle, Thomas Lawson, VIM. H. Griswold Hamilton II.
BONE Edwin r. Vexen, and Horace b. Pike have been
arrested. Thes. made by the government,
which moved lie owing the recent discovery
off large number oil lorgerie and aceabe this city.
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MAYNARD, WASHINGTON, DC.

Class No. IL hite- Oak Knee.-sqnrre and square.
so finished, inches, iach
knee o side n inches when hoishsd, SIS do do
lso knee side inches when Finished 100 do do
side 81 inches when finished, 40 do do
50 knees to side inches when finished 800 do do
eng, from feet9 inches 10 feet inches bodies
from to feet all other accordance
he "book OF
Glass No, a. White Oat Plank Stock.
500 plank cubic
longest pieces straight, IS by IL inches remainder
In accordance with the hooks Of measurement
10000 feet board wheoak plank 900 feet this
plank G5 oo feet viii be inches. 25o feet inches,
10000 inches thick thiekest plank
% o
"book OF measurement above named,
Class No 3.-Yei Pine PLANK Stock
cubic yellow plank stocks cubic In the
above ~ sided straight
15nches In thickness the other la inches. with
regular of6 inches also 30 pieces length 30 feet
sided straight II inches hict III inches the other
with regular inchcs nso ls Of the longest
OF the plank be straight and square, ~
inches the end in other conform 10 the
book Of measurement
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Disaster on Lake Erie.

BUFFALO, June 26 The propeller Montozuma sprung a
leak night, between Ashiabula and Conneaut, and
the extinguished. Some 500 bbs Of flour, 200
bbls. of whskey, several casks of tobacco, and large
quantity of wool, overheard, and The propeller
finally reached here this morning after hard night OF
bailing and pumping. Vessel and cargo insured
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Later from the Rlo Grande, DC.

New ORLEANS, June 23-Calyeston advices Of the 18Th
instant horrible massacre had been perpera-
ted by the Cumanche Indians nj Eagle Pass, Texas.
The Mexican Congress has adjourned without making
any provision for the financial OF the government
The affairs of the in terrible disorder in every
department.
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Sale To-Day.


Hy j. q. MCGUIRE, Auctoneer.
TnUsTEE,s SALE or TWO FINE DWELLTNGs.-By virtue Of
authority vested will sell At public auction,
Tuesday OF June the
O'Clock D. fine modern-but BRICK dwelling
house, and hall high, suoted south street. be
tween fronting beautiful snbso
Park, fine and commanding view OF the city Each
cellar and including saloon, paors be
aide bal well OF good each
Etc pump and houses and
yard Of buildings USUALLY
ii aiDhn comfort and beauty perspective, there
Afei lew points the city compare with this.
fourth purchase be paid in hand and
tie balance in equal payments Ia Vs. ~ day
q sae, by satisfactorily secured.
w. G. sPALDING, Trustee,
JAS. G. MCGUIRE,
June lid Aucuonocr.
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OPINIONS the Attorney Generals ONCE, from the
lcoo. issued
from press. Complete in two volumes octave,
Jane ~ FRANCK TAI LOR.
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Do IL is understood that tue ''Marine Band" has kindly
consented 10 perform, by inv.taon this evening" Caru
Sis Saloon.
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Large Operations IN Tobacco

New ORLEANS, June 26.-The sales of tobacco during
~et have been $50 hhds Oilers OF 81 per 100 have
made for all the reued IN matket, and declined.
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PROPOSALS for Carrying Tho Mails Of United
1854, The following Arkansas, will be received
Contract Office OF The Post Office Department until
2s dry Of July, 1884, be decided by following
1000 Prom Napoleon, Arkansas
Island No sc, laconia, Arkansas Barney's, Dea
,ppi, Fiars Point Helena Arkansas, Sterling Walnai
bend Council Bend, Blcdsoes Landing, Commerce,
sppi, Blues Point Arkansas, Gayson, Dark Corner,
sppi aud Elm Grove Ia Memphis, Tennessee, 2o3
twice week and back.
Leave Napoleon at 3, p. m, Mondays and Fridays
Arrive Memphis by p Wednesdays and Sundays.
Leave Memphis at ., n. Thursdays and Sundayst
Arrive at Napoleon by II, m, days.
NOTES
Bidders should the mode Of
70 be cned in preference 70 and to ,ir
requredby the nth. mails Mail
out charge Deduction viii be made from the
and fines imposed for those performed
raotn all particulars. The Postmaster
for repeated futures for violating the office
sitter he contract schedule provided he allows
for additional stock made
extra in Of curtsen for the service dispensed
No VIII he allowed
distance should the distance prove
stated The mails TO be taken and
named also, and IRON other Offices quarter
mie Of the nver, established during contract
The bid should addressed
General endorsed Mail Proposals and
accompanied with OF
also, by certificate OF
the euarantors are able to make good their
NJ HALL, Postmaster General,
rosT orrioE DEPARTMENT, May 9, 1859.
MAY ll-waw
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EW good and cheap edition q wavrrly Ncvci.
embracing the authors last preces
be completed IN ~ vols Parts and 9 ine received.
History Of Nirrinnf by r. \. Arthur and w n
vol svo. " 49,
TAYLOR MAURy,
MayM booksellers, 9th street,
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IIARPER's MAGAZINE FOE July.
Ill An Volume Piciionr Prose and Verse; by
Julia hlsyo Cabel
This day received for sale by
TAYLOR x hAURY,
Books
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ny = q. McoUIaa:. A.o,,os.er.

ITNfNPROvrD PROPERTY AT AUGTfnN-on Thursdsy,
u o'clock the premises shai sell lot
No square 81, fronting 80 feet on street 81 feet wide
New Jersey avenue through the
square, with depth Of 10 feet " inches containing
The lot partially enclosed with good snhs'sn
tia tn be the expense Of The purchaser
Tide perfect
JAS. O. MCGUIRE,
June a5-d Auenonner
III 10 30 FRANCE TAYLOR,
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ID H. UooE ~ co., Wholesale and Retail Dealers In
Competing, aoor oil cloths
shcenQ, blankets, and house furnishing generally
Pennsylvania between streets
D. q.
oo-f
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NAvr DEPARTMENT,
Bureau Of Ordnance and Hydrograpay June q, 1852.
SEALED PROPOSALS., endorsed Proposals timber viii be
~ received al this bureau, until O'Clock, the 18th
iof furnishing and delivering under
several thsesion, Brooklyn
York, Gospofl, Virginia. following described
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800 feet board measure, 3ineh REDEEM plank 10 inehes wide
M feet, board
IAN % be o cent
shakes, yellow aad stains, and hs full
ana tnlcknessl
500 cubic red elm timber ound bu peces,) ~ 20 20
feet long and from ~ 20 inches danee 10
inches diameter Of bark middle sticks
per cubic
500 cubic yellow timber Ground peees "
10 rs feet Ion. from Il 10 inches diameter
inches diameter Ia the middle Of the sucks, clear OF
the bark, per cubic foot
1000 feet board measure inch boards IS long
and TO 10 inches wide, per M feet board measure
10 pieces best quality cedar, 10 IS long
be rough squared 10 inches.
bic feet cubic foot.
CLASS No. 5Tiekoyy butts and Waite y7A Oar Raaas
quality hickory butts long and nom
10 10 Is inches diameter per cord
100 white ash raes IS feet long
800 do do do
do DO
900 do do IS do
do
so
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bank OF the Metropolis,
Washington, June %, 1852
THE declared dividend OF four
Of, he months
The payable and after the lsi July prermo
June V9--d9uf RID. SMITH, Cshior.
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The above ~ bun
oak They Of The full rough dimensions. The o.
be iakon corners.
clear of
sap God on them
Waite OAK Boat Knees.
20 knees the body aud be from
sided T. and inches equal proportion
got Of the above so knees be
yond angle OF degrees half OF them be
OF within square. TO be furnished by the knee.
pieces OF northern locust ~ long, diameter
inches at the smallest enday les cubic cubic
Glass No. 2Whne Hickory B,ats and Hand,pIes.
10 butts, each IA feet in length
co
TO be inches bark not 10 be
300 whehiekory handspkes each be feet long
square they be be
piih. BY the piece
DE 4sh OurP Ran.
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Estimated at 1850 iBeai feet, per lneal foot
The blades full third the length Of the and from OK
10 inches wde Of thick
~ inches thick the handle and ~ inches the throat
To be tough, straight grained clear OF sp stains,
all other defects 10 be rven, and clear OF pilh.
CLASS No. g. Lignum.its.
tons of 2240 pounds quality gnumva 4nch diameter, per
IN
OF 2,2iO qualify gnunyi, 5nch
pounda quality gnumyte diameter per
tons of pounds best quality gnuvt snch diameteT
tons pounds best qualify gnumvi snch dameter
Of 2240 pounds quality gnumya diameter per
Of a24o pounds quality gnumvi l4nch diameter
The above gnmvtgt be round and free from all shakes
and other defects and in lengths Of four feet and
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ONCE Commissioners of tho Consolidated Debt
of New Orleans,

of New Orleans,
Nrw oRIrAss, May 6, ls52.
DY Of OF Of of
ID OF Louisiana, entitled "An consolidate the
New Orleans provide the
entitled hp supplementary
New Orleans, and providing The the
with the city OF New Odeans,n sd February,
1882 and OF The "a secon an act sned IAN act supplementary
consolidate the city Of New Orleans provide
and Of it, arn approved March II
is52-
seated proposals be received the banking house
May, Monday The gth July next ~ O'Clock
all portion Of series Of thousand bonds Of
Of Orleans the thousand dollars each
issued adopted
meeting held April ls2, said
July 1852 payable In Office Of the
with interest the Of sir dyi
ded attached thereto said being made
able semi annually the first day Of January and the day OF
Office OF
New York, at the option Of the purchaser.
endorsed Offer for the purchase bonds
highest bidder, by commissioner
city OF New York the third Mondaythe et July ls2st ~
o'clock, m.
In case lat same rats) over
Of bonds offered shall be divided nearly
as possible, amongst the bidders.
The said bonds be Immediately applied
Of all the maured obligations OF the city OF New
o the late second and third and
Lafayette bonds Interest all
and debts cash kc
ton thereof at the city reasuref's office.
COMMISSIONERS.
An. CRossMAN, Mayor.
q. DEBUYs, Comptroller,
WM, II. GARLAND, Treasurer.
wM p CONVERSE az bs BOARD s f ssnrs
n nj Arp { Chairman Of the Finance Committee Of the
" " 'r Board Of Assistant Aldermen.
A. L.YFr, Secretary
lb-iAvtlAjuIyf
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NAvY-yARD, GosroRr, VIRGINIA.

Grass No. /.
70 900 cubic feet white oak plank pei cubic foot
90 pieces white 10 ID inches. 10 40 "a
straight inches rough ha.F
The moulding waysay 300 cubic leei per cubic loo
Raider Stocks.
White oak buu pieces for nrstcass Ii.atef
pieces, length 80 feet iaehs uxt
heel ~ nehes-say sl2 cubic feet, per cubic foot
For nI~t class Aloopi
pieces length "a feet, diameter inches net dn.
heel inehea-say soo cubic feet per cubic foot diagram vii
be furnished at this navy yard. ="