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represeata cur people weeping e alleged i"f"L' =
sayerr while a:g;ava.rg those horrors BY every ac' Oh "
iyrc l. part vi the OIL! tactics OF the abotionlss 10 oes
the Gn2sliun n moral WOE ;lt Iy may ocfhro" me Co'
s,iioaai re,-o represent their adversares, on all oce
slons as conccdng proposition in order that they may
assa the other at Disadvantage This sort OF pcto Pr'H
had become habitual and stcreotypcd, and OF course
went into The Kissing abolitonsts' account OF MF'
pier,,,s spcech The SANDER thus prepared for Tue
abolition MARKET by an interruptions mental OF thcf
cause has been imported into the South; and speech
made amid Kisses aud coniumely from the mendaci-
,us reporters Of language is represented 20 tho Southern
ocope on the authority these hlssers and ncendnrlcs as
the worst aboionism Ii Northern defenders of Southern
,nhs are 10 be thus attacked by Southern with missiles
borrowed from the who steal their slaves and shoo'
down her fellow cit!zensf the statesmen OF the North WHO
bare their breasts the fearful onse; OF idna
cisn t he attacked in The rear BY those they would deeo
with poisoned wcapans obtained from the common enemy
II portion OF the Southern people w consent 10 become
the aoruays and Anols Of their day. then farewell 10
Southern peace Southern security and Southern honor
| We shall deserve the horrors and mseEics whcf
nyraudc falsehood and puslanimty can dra"
upon people.
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The Virginia Herald ys:-"Epcopa ministers are said
be much wanted in Virginia There are twenty. seven
parishes in this diocese of these are said 10
be among the mosl desirable parishes in the Staten
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BALL AT rfSEy poIST.


's7ll Dinner and Annual Ball Of the place
& Piney Point Pavilion on I'll DAY. August Goth.
ht on The snc Of the FrrIcs and Potomac Rail Road
VII ind the commoh'ns Maryland AcG Greek
Dag on arrival o. The tram from Richmond prepared furnish them
WIN ddcGtlul trap tho broad Potomac
pledges his best Efforts all who may il,
IA lie ha. much in Tor The occasion.
JAMES II. BIRCH, Proprietor
Pmey Point Pavilion. Aug ~. 1852
FIFTY DOLLARS REWARD
pan AWAY the subscriber MOaevleu.
the 3si ult. named PRINCE ahou
81 old. 9 hc: ia c0sn1sXoH black. hair
fourth ag.r The left hand th and oil his
- believed he ail attempt make his North Carolina by
81 Richmond lie formerly belonged TO Mr. Rober,
Sc:bern North Carolina reward U clio Will be give. r ,.
apprehension and delivery OF said the subscriber if caught
within y miles his residence; $50 fifty miles ami
":i;.la tie State; and $50 II without the State.
August 21-cis CHARLES Y. MORRISS
FALL IMPORTANJONS.
OFFER FOR SALE Main and l3,b ,.rcc
tie following styles OF Fall and Winter selected by me in
person. : "
pieces Wors:ed Dress Goods elnbrao m, and
assortment OF all OF the
produced in France and England ~ -
FlsETTES AND SHAWLS
large and astT assortment OF Shaws Winter Wrappnrs
BLANKETS, FLANAELS, CLOTHS CASSiMrRES AND
ES lNS-a wy n w stock OF h"se in all prices
NEGRO CLOTHING.
In every stYl" of wear The poo3
will e found cheap. In ineys large and 6rs ate socI
,,,. jeans AND TWEEDS
A iu!l assortment Of all
have made ezeun To .ecur. .ot of choice
me cs before purchasing My wish furnish buy
s money or who will be prompt settling their accounts
their goods upon the very terms.
Aug, 20-dScam II. LONDON.
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TEli.. CHOLERA

BosTos, Aug Ia Hon. George Grinne declines The no.
maapn r Lieut. Governor AT the hands OF the Wing tale
GnlVnnIinn
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non who bY tries AMI dt@rniian, iraai AL '"hi.
"a Daniel Webster u Bi:.Enri@ Eo.'!'H,'" =,
~ nn of M. whir Marty in their ranks Whatever the:
m, ~ rnnnt ll.. .N! ne vnl4!lY nL..gnnlnte
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10 The Editors Of the Richmond Wing:
letter addressed me- through tic Charlottesville Advc
cate, by WIN. g. Carr, Esq epu5sfcd in your paper
oil Inc = inst II is, therefore, proper That the following
correspondence in continuation of the said letter should al
SO be printed in the columns OF yonr journal.
Your obeiicnr servant, PAULUS POWELL.
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CLEVELAND, Aug l7th-Furhcr returns from Iowa cav
doubt Of The election 10 Congress- from the second strc
of Bcrnhnrt Hem, Democrat. The Democrats have ais
carried their Stale ticket by 1900 majority II is though
that The Legislature will likewise be strongly Democratic
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GEN. sCOTrS SHORT CUT TO CITIZENSHIP.
Tn, nrccisc working of Gen. SCOTS mode of admit
ting foreigners 10 citizenship through blood and carnage
GAYS the Albany ays) has never heen SET forth ny nm IN
detail but il may be taken for granted that The same gene
raj prncps which regulate The recruiting service Tor Tie
Army OF the U. s, are applicable
His bill drawn in S4 for enactment BY Congress, pro-
vded that alter brief period foreigner should De permit
led 10 vote except ble bodied males OF certain age VINO
should serve two years in the navy 10 time OF val
t;a letter Of acceptance pledges him mode Of
ouofynu foreigners for the rights OF suffrage and CITIZEN
p But no where has he indicated The rules and regnla
lions incident 10 such scheme
The editor Of the Milwaukee Morning News, whose mili-
tay experience doubt suggests The modHs oPerandt OF
na,uraizng citizens in this way supposcs that it can be
carried gu, in this way
The matter will be regulated n General Head Quarters
Such number oil officers Of the Army may be reqnt
ed will be selected 10 conduct the business
Z All foreigners who least six feet hsh ana wei
,onnrIoned md who arc "aJie.6oded' and free from
disease may be entitled, under Certain res'ricohF 10 TIT
right of suffrage. , a. ,
Officers will be particular u asccl'uh TIC "A
height of The applicant. IN -
| purrjculur attention the examination OF applicants
6 In odcr to ascertain If they are Sound In lno an
wind Sr they will suffer no pass who has not, a
his examinations, been Stripped OF all his clothes 10 ascertain
ms far lis possible that perfect use OF his limbs tina
he has no tuoI ruptures chronic cuancOus affections
nor other ny that may render Inn unit Tor active duy
And shall be their duty To ascertain as lar as ptaccsoe
whether the applicant is subject fits tic dolorcaux, We
e. immediately after an applicant mas osen aa s."
paycd upon by cannon III the held oi oat; anu IL no
Killed in Two years shall be entitled TO his discharge an
TO vo!c if killed befc, the privilege would be OF no ava
10 him and his 10 be considered as disposed o.
Ii This is not the way 10 regulate the admission OF io
rpne,s under Gen. SCOTS code will somebody OF NOR
s.uiIlafv expericnce suggest the proper corrections
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LATEST NEWS 81 THE TEL;
Photographed for the Rich,non,;
COMPRESSION

WASAISGToS. Aug. 10 Ia The ::cna,r !,
ments 10 the civil and diplomatic app,g;,i.,.
discussed. The House Passed, by o .q,s ., :
noes, the bill Declaring The wheeling br -, :,
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The Wings Of Lafayette, al are most contagious se'
Tho, tnok advantage dark night Sunday and cut IN
three pieces hickory pole, which The Democrats mac
really 10 raise the next da".
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TIE CHOLERA IN ROCHESTER,
Rochester, Aug 1.-THE Board of Hruh report II ca
es OF cholera and Deaths during Tie i5 hours ending
yesterday afternoon
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DIED. al IN lrslGrucc. IA The county III Ir.afeE !.
Vi lew day. cau'ed by ni.0us j. .cntrry. ua 81.
Year,. HENRY u nEN fry. wIlii perfect l.. 5. u.
sisndl" :" Iil" vii ~ God. ~ peace wi:l.aUE a rtr
his knp"u irlui'
horhgc. MARY VIRGINIA, !au:uicG 81 Rev G,.c.
phin" Mrtabr.
"EIry. bright. Transient, pure as m0ulu,'.S
She trarslri. "as cXhaicd ANA "ebt ~ H,sls."
UiED. on the $s' al .iuly. H. r"sI'.ar, 50 t..--78
As }. Ter: ri i.yiril,ur. Mrs SALLA IAGGkI
%"di - her az. Mrs, i,egnTt wa- cOr!ar tbrt.
ten "cc.', winch 81" huTr wi chI iiaH 0lu I4e u
h"d severe Illness siir In ,wu 10 4urlt
'ln being asked the NIGHT before s" died what w-ls t-
Heaven she sad. lust rs bright lrct ms >4,Ia t
soul. She requested ali her Tdr"u 10 ic", a,.I. \
ihsGir has ltfl i've onitsn 20 u0urG their l..r a,
.rI IIeui bc cunfnr.d ai ,h-ir los IS hex ,i,gra.
!" meet her who're pdriUa 40 mote
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80 NORTH. no SOUTH 30 ,lE Each sa,NTEHaNCE or
THE CONSTITUTION BIT 81 tsvoiitN TO THE COM.
r:tE CoNNoS BOND AND TRUE D De-
I'm. ~ mn MOOD ''-EtnNsW f'"'''
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ERROR CORRECrED.--in The Outline OF the 'e"'a' Nc
Of the Hon Bedford Brown, repubished IN ms paper
the Warrenton Flag of '9s instead oil "Mhroh Tx ''
nn sentence should read thus "He had been eauc"a "
that political school which regarded win pr''ou'ia
cnce the teachings Of Jefferson OF The ancient polhl'"
md Marnn of bis native State.
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,,,,s nay HAD C0NNEkShiinN w ~ ~ = t:r
Il HAVE Iii ,Sii liz pECLARED HE WOULD
SCOTT; E ~ nix El:liT HAND, THAN Lend IT Wade
PORT OF SI.ANERi c'''0'''"o'
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f,om n Discussion in Acconnc, W.

y, uTs.-.wERE YOU IN NEW li A 'SahE spEhH
NJ ECO AND DID YOU NOT HEAK HAL! IL :, ,n AZ
Ills SPEECH. THAT lie Mouip NM mn>HS
ARMY TO MARCH UPON TIE SOUTH AM ro' ''"'
SLAvERi1:" ,,. ur,pn MR. HALE SPEAK,
AND SAY WHAT YOU STAT r,,Sr,,S PIERCE RE.
=; 10 rus AM, SAY-iF HALE SHOULD G nr ir,
pIS ~ To Winch OK rue SOUTH, lie HAD FRSp up
MARCH OVER Ills lplERCES2 DEAD l,, nonA' fo'S 'N
VAN n IHaD AN ARMY TO OPPOSE HIM =, .pp,<c
~, ,1aanj bin GEN PIERCE DID SAY (Si.aarrs ,T
MS HaS UPON HIS BREAsTJ THAT HALE Mosnp
TO PASS OVER Ills DEAD BODY, BEE u" ~
UPON TIE SOUTH
r..,NIs,toR ,45 MIR PIERCE SAID IN Ills Sp =. I
uSON TIE OCCASION HAVE KEFERRED re: , SlH WuaT
min NOT THINK IALE'S PARTY COULD MA az
Tpy Am THAT is TO EFFECT TIE ABoLl iUS Vi III
SLAVERY BY FORCE OF ARMS; ASn II Wo,ID ri;
WiLINGNAT LEAST he wouLpoT0 T lh NV Ne
1Ia rnreciOn and federation Of the thrilling dialogue
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DEMOCRATIC STATE CENTRAL COMMITTEE.

DEMOCRATIC, Slai Il YIN Nal So.i't'
The Democratic State Central Committee OF Virginia WIZ
convene al ticr usual place OF meeting IN THIS city on
nesaa" the 25il inst, at ) o'c"es, + NJ.
The members are requested TO be pu"ctaal IN her aten
dance as business oil importance will claim Their consdeFa
tim. u,, ,rf, 81,
The members OF lie Committee are 'ohn Int" n
Joha Y Mason Jas ::aidon John NJ ia'S" E,,si
TO-" LAIN 4 EnoIsh, R:ciaL o. Has.ins. W. r l.''c,t,
49, DnnisI rhos Il Gc. Taos H. Ellis, George "
M"nord Ro IS Hughes, l. W G'zs1oSk Wm G A,s"
n Il. Martin, Vim. y. Paeson Daniel lrneaa1t, php"
r. Gooci John Womhle j. b. hfa2s. D y D"''''
n nil u Nm F. Watson, / K. Watkins.
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CUmnERLAND LAND lY3I ACRES rOl.

asiHISG determined 90 >outi offer G,I -Is ~ -
land IN the o."c. end 81 Cum Grrunt count, a.c We
River, Two miles a'ruve the OF roHmp.a. t#.''
ACRES ,"cHty % which Is iLeXbJu,.D." james Rl's:
OF hShIE improved lot i~crt-.lv" 81 HAIRY 81 lssf
enough iot i"bIcch, sky 90 -.vcui, M oI-IDl !s-.
sum ;Irnry Of plant land thereon. Iaa The r.Eg! ~
ana Well adapted 10 the growth Oi tahNHru. crrI
VIII also sc the tract which ruw !rsitc t"IEl s
tanning COL acres, htlf 81 which rcgU ~ '
pro ing rapidly nnl. The clover ard ~ f5grr -.- -
most ndirahl. adapted; the remaining hall win ~ =
or luacicS OF pu-s. Good prc-t erp b. sHp3.
timber. both OAK ana pine Upon this rae, are al ~
Necessary FOR Virginia inrmIarHs. stables. If" ~.
house &r ~. Also e&ccl'cut "frar c0g-fs'la.
variety Di iTtI.s. As there GOO! dwellings Upht "
whole 30 ~ ni land u. 20 DIVIDED "a Hisc t"sil
size and convenience. which vii Wiling! I".
Every fell! hniii o; tac ahu:c 'Ic'- Is "rI
soas ws'us 20 puC:ue ~! give call anl - NH,
selves Terms acc .HinJjIlGs JOSEPH y. H.''
Aua 2l-cwiw
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RhTGE Os TfIf! TI,EIsliONErs
AZ J w. RdIutoph's Booistor", No IN No
I O'clock. II o'rl,rf
THURSDAY, Aug. 10, - 50
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10.
LEAVING determine - ,cud considerable HUn.Jst
u 4 10 Texas not" uier Tor -aa my estate ~ ia.."L
waters Of stanton and Difficult Creek. ltc1al
survey 2 q aces al land! 800 acres a. bottom
~ lrj OF creek and branch nit-ihc balance hls b
propUHiOn 81 which II In WOODS aGd wei! uWb,,s
grounds are well ETCHED, ar! ia sD,d for cu.,i,
is attached the estate, excellent Saw AMI t;rs' =
The sGbsc rioer has half interest
The estate Is we'll gr I-hsI with al! necessary Dll. :
ing advantage BIZ supplied with unusually iiU~
dis tngusheG Tor hca,th--i.c place having been .
w NenIbis the father Os the subscriber. IA ltJ. I-
occurred UGv 'oir OF summer fever O! any cs-l
that tine 10 the present. according 20 the best reCoirr
sc,iber l. IL within five miles Of the DaIv- Raj ~
OF Ca.E-vIll" iuurishIur market town, from Win
Petersburg. Richmond and Norfolk, be Eeachri =
making II Altogether most desirable piece J rrole.
The subscriber deems aay farther description GhTe n
presumed that thu-s WISHING {" pure: VII eAaiy
selves The land viii lie shown by Tbs g. Ooss ~
the premises. u sold Di.at-. befO:s tia tiGr
ed public auction WEDNESDAY. :U,h O'togef Ioa
time and place. the Ie.lshatle properly OF ever: !es'
sold also ,,, :,
TERMS made known onthe dayoi safe. The sac -
on the premises. vrSA
Aug D-cw.ds r =
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T;::GitiG JUa:iAis.,

PORT Or AChsiUND, ACT >rIg
SAILED.
Rarque Ork, llutciiings, San FRANCISCO.
Schr Merchant, Wyatt, New IHk.
Schr RenI Rrnwnlne Ny.r. PMiIlanIpn.l
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.s52;.NONil FINsk;IlisEsEs

.,n;n,T AUGUST go, 1857.
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IA ANIED, Teacher to TAX" chafae ~ tie Il,r (
~ Aciiculy !nr he Coming ycsr. h,pHfJfGr..a 81
MI the l'th vi September ncX Prr-u.s I,tu.ylua 49,
!" produce satisfactory references
lown:csoorn' ; utI Alabama JAS Il VIII
Aug. .J--r1
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"EdrS. bright. transient, pare a. m5ulu,f.N
She rNars led. %ts rXhacd ana sent ~ H,,fa. Z
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SiAGAHINES FOX SEPTE:MRER. era
~ znr ant Gotry's Lad,'s n1oi cor ..rpr.rabrf .
August 81 X u S;xXtY 4
"a " 81. AL iES. COMMISSION NUErh
- MpND, w Particular anh personal ar'rg@u. .at
o an KINDS 90 rnuUI produce, ~ ipIwllilu, H5 Z.
LIlL.c nL- uL.L,.. -L LLm--lL- Hmm
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DfEp ~ Jhrcllv 81 Wheeling. on IT,, i-,rsas ii
- age. WARY VIRGINIA., !aucu;cs 81 Rev G.e
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Tt:ACIIt,I, ,y,,,1rIin

sNtE NETRofpLiraN wIiI hc complete. gud i.
reception Of Company. S"rrwDcI i,r,f rgn.
dollars pcr day
Aug ;D-A SIMEON lEi..n {. rD d
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BUREAU DIES CoNslIssAIREs DE LA
DETTE CONSOLlDEE DE LA NoUyELLE-oRLEANs. !

NouvELLKoeLEAss, 81 Ocobre, 1852.
En- vertu de la 37eme section de racte de Ia
Legislature lEtnt LouAane pour consode
vile de la pouryo admin-
aon de ae" approuve lie % tvrier
ton de ace suppemenare rela,if Incorporation VILE
Lafayette la Nouvele Orleans npprouv6 lie mamjou
ult supplemena un AZ pour CONGO
der Ia VILE de Ia Nonyel Orleans pouvo gouvernement
Ia direction de hfares appronve lie pour payer
net de la ie'te nidre de Ia yc pour fare
CATIONS de laucienne corporation des Premiere
Tosme municipalities de la vile Lafayette 1853,
Des Submissions caebet2es eeus psrr
date usquau deuzisme und IS dtcembe 1851 midi pour Acha
tout Par' dune sere
de Ia smne de mile paes ehaun les dts
yron porter 10 date dn Juliet 1854 quarane
au bureau du trtor de la % coupons
six payRbs i,uysr
1883 vile do NewYork lie Ter anv Juliet chaaus
aimee Les commissions devrut ere ndoes pour
bon de Ia vie de Nouvee Ado,ph ayst
ecrethire da Bureau des Commsa de Ia
de Nouve ouver,es ct les bns nd
uges plus hau enel6rcu, midi cons est d.
cdessns.
Conditions du acknowledgement
ret on des obligations dc ancnne ve
me ct Troisme Municipalities vile de LAFAYETTE en-
1850 ehox dc aehcteu quart Janver quart
premier Mars quart Ia premier Mai premier Juliet
1885, aAee neat aon de par par premier
Janver 1853 Les Commaas
cent sur onant DIES bons ang6 garan part
acheten de ddle marte Commasares
ouire lie droit de rejeter les ohres pae
...CoAIMISS AIRES,...
A. .. CR0sSMAN, NIaire.
O. DEBUYS Conr6eur. .s
VIM II. GARLAND, TIesorier.
W. p CONVERSE President du oe de Finances In onsai ia
Aldermen
L. H. PLACE. President Finances du Consc des A,s
tants- Aldermen.
A. LAYET, Secretaire. % o.t On
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-. -
AkSRucklASs. Tomorrow or the day after it
is expected that the Kentuckians now in the
cl'y or vicinity will meet, to make suitable
arrangements to join in the Clay, Calhoun and
Webster obsequies Of the 9th December, The
call will be duly published in our columns.
The number Of the Kentuckians in this c;tv
is large, and the majority Of them are as able
y they should be willing to make a uroner
demonstration Of State pride in the premises
Henry Clay was not only glorious statesman,
orator and patriot, but he was Kentucky's idol
and Kentuckians, whatever their ideas upon
passing measures, love the great old man, and
whilst they love and revere his grand compeers
Calhoun and Webster, will see to it that he is
as proudly and gloriously honored. With hi,
fame, the name Of Kentucky has been illumin
ated to the world
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OFFICE OF THE COMMISSIONERS OF THE
CONSOLIDATED DEBT OF NEW ORLEANS


By virtue of the thirty seventh section Of The
Legislature of the State Of Louisiana ENTITLED
City New Orleans md provide for the government
administration Of ts a approved tho 73d Of February
and Of the fiji section the act supplementary thereto providing
incorporation of the City Lafayette with the City Or.
approved the day. and Of the third section
entitled can Act supplementary to act to Consolidate the
New Orleans and provide for the and la
affairs" approved March H. 1854 and for the purpose paying the
accruing the entire debt the and Of meeting obgn
tons of the corporation First Num-
cpale City Of Lafayette, during the 1883
SEALED PROPOSALS will be received at this office from this
until the SECOND MONDAY 18th December next (ls57 at ~
NJ, purchase any portion of series Of THRTE
HUNDRED BONDS OF THE CITY OF NEW ORLEANS, ~
ONE THOUSAND DOLLARS EACH; said Bouds TO be
FIRST OF JULY 1881 payable FORTY YEARS. ut the
the the city with interest attached thereto
SIX PER CENTUM PER ANN UNI payable annually
January 1855 the City New York. The
january the frat Of July each Proposals.
dorued Bds for the purchase Of Bonds Of the City Of New onn
addressed "Adophe Lyet Secretary Of the Board Com
Consolidated Debt the City Of New Orleans"
opened ajudcad tho hghA bidder
December at Aforesaid s4sts
TERMs P,YMrSr-cash, (or any coupons oh-
cations thu old city, the late Fa seco snd unicpaes
City Lafayette, maturing s5s ne option hs purchaser
fourth the first of January fourth the Art Of March,
fourth first May, the remainder the 6 Of July s
with per per interest from JANUARY 1885, The
rserying right cent Of the Bonds
guarantee compliance with his contract the part
purchaser The Commissioners further the right Of rejecting
any all bids. : -sAs X
...CoMM1s sIoNERs....
A. D. CRossMAS, Mayor.
o. DEBUsS, Comptroller.
VIM. II. GARLAND Treasurer.
W p. CONVERSE, Chairman Finance Committee,
Board Of Aldermen.
L. H. PLACE, Chairman Finance Committee,
Board Of Assistan, Aldermen.
A. LAYET, Secretary. oc.9t ti3thDec
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NeaD Goods,
n E.npEN1NG ut M ae e. cha,las s.,ao.

ID E-OPENING at No. SO St. Charles street of
~ the BRANCH OF 7, MoREAUS ESTABLISHMENT, No. ISL
Royal seet1s establishment having
the proprietor informs the public that to-day
SATURDAY, October is. -
me Store which considerably enlarged will proprietor
70 his stock to justify the patronage with which he has
NJ MoREAU being convinced that selling the only mode Of
buyers intends reducing his articles to the limited
prices He therefore offers GENUINE JOU
WINS GLOVES AT ONE DOLLAR A PAIR.
The GENTLEMEN'S HAIR DRESSING SALOON has been
moved the Second Story has richly famishd ohers
desirable comfort Establish
mel o. tbek kind in the limit I'm
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CRESCENT JOB OFFICE.

The attention of the public in called the superior facilities m
this office for the execution Of EVERY VARIETY Of
@uok, Sob, anp Ganfg Ietter- lpress lprintluu.
FROM A MAMMOTH POSTER
To The smallest and most delicate Card and Circular va;
In style of unsurpassed beauty and elegance and at pr
smoderate Office in the city.
THE CRESCENT JOB OFFICE
Ia of the most complete extensive in the South Larp.
-.''* additions of the 81 ~
Latest Styles Of Types Borders and Ornaments,
Have recently been made and the lat Improvements in The
business will continue to be introduced rs fast al
they make their appearancein the Northern
and Western Type Foundhes.
PLAIN AND ORNAMENTAL PRINTING.
In Gold oolored Inks and Bronze,
Executed with and Dispatch in the latest and most
brilliant style.
II Particular attention will be given The Printing STEAM
BOAT BILLS CARDS, STEAMSHIP BILLS and POSTERS,
which departments been given tbe
materials Having Press Of immense dimensons enabled
larger Poster than be procured elsewhere
- attention will also be bestowed upon LAwYERS
BRIEFS prooshss which will DO furnished the notice.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-11-17
BUREAU DIES CoMhnSsAIRES DE LA
DEIIE CoNsOLlDEE DE LA NOUVELLE-ORLEANS.5

DETTE CoNsOLIDEE LA NOUVELLEORLEANS
NouvELLK ORLEANS, 81 Octohre, 1852
En- vertu de Ia 37eme section de l'acte de Ia
Legislature de Eat de la Louisiana ntiut pour
'ie de observation-disclosures Adm
nsaon de SEES Afares approuvt 90 Ftvrier
section de ace ntue Aee supplementary pour
Ia VILE de Nouvele Orleans incorporation vile
de Lafayette, In vile de la approuvc
vrer 1885, ct dams lie but de nder vle
PREMIERE seconde ct oemc de la vile Lafayette
Des Submissions caehees pour Exchanged
IN taux dnat u equitable ehus
Obligations de Pancenne ve des premiere second rome
Municipalities ct vile de Lafayette BoNS DE LA VILE
DE LA NoUVELLE-ORLEANS POUR LA soAaiE DE NIII.LES
pastries CHACUN DATE DU 1er JULIET 1859, PAYABLES
DAMS GUARANTEE ANS bureau u T6foe de la
coupons SIX POUR CENT PAR AN pnyabes
la vile de NewYok 10 Jnnvir 10 Ter Juliet chaque
obligations ofertss tcange ci
cacue naquau Ter Janver 1853
inerets les bcns ennis commencement
pour reclnnge Dies bons etc.
etc. quatms und caque m dater de und %
Noycnbre
conmssarcs servent lie dro e.er parte en- toa
lite les Submissions oferas
..coMMIssAIREs..
A. D. CRoSSMhN, Mare.
O. DEBUYS, Conr3eur.
W. II. GARLAND, Tr6soer.
W. p CONVERSE President Com6 Conseil des
Aldermen.
H. PLACE. President Finances du Cone des Assis
ants- Aldermen.
A. LAYET, Secreare. % oct On