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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1852-01-22
MISCELLANEOUS.
ALExlNDER n. JORDAN

A LEXANDER N. JORDAN, AT
"A TORNEY At ", Lyueh5rrg Va, will
practice in all the Courts of the Counties of Camp
bell and Bedford, and Of the town of Lynchburg.
~ Office in Sehoolfeld's Building, Market ST.
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HARLaSD & ROBINSON, Ar

~ 1JONEERS and COMMISSION NER-
| CHANTS. RihuoRa la, Csyy cA,i 20h
Sf,eft On nc Deck, otter for sale on accommodating
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1852-01-22

Z 6:teasslA.--At rules bold in the CIotk's
Ohcc. ofjbe circuit court Of Amherst county.
on Monday, N 5th dny of January. 1859.
David W. Moore and RI. y Griffin merchants
Md Partacra truling under the style nnd 6rm Of
Moore /. Gr.in, rlain't,.
against
Jnhu' Hoscuhnm, who signl his nsmc Jnus Ro-
scnhan & Broth, Dcft.
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s.seasrlA.--At rule. bcii IL I

W " ilOlsi eL =
D. Mar Attorney for plaintiffs.
Dec o5-viw
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1852-01-22

On motion of the plaintiffs, il nppearine that
more than two years hive elapsed since the qusIi.
hca,ion of the defendant John r. Mcdaniel, 20 q.
-cutor Of Lindsey Mcdaniel dec. The court
doth order TINT the creditors Of the snid Lind.
scy Mcdaniel phcw cause, fnny they can on tho
first day "fthe next term against tho payment and
delivery Of the estate Of said dcccdcn, 10 lis eEa-
tees. md that cory u this order he Published
oarr q week f,r four Successive weeks in some
newspaper printed in the town Of Iyuchhmg. md
posted at the door Of the courthouse Of this county
On the nrSi day Of the Two successive terms Of tho
county court. A cupy-Trstc,
De Do UDRERr TtNCIEy r
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nEE0BEE2, E5Ja.--THE SUBSCRI-
~ Der would inform his friends and the public
generally, thn lie has just received his fall supply
Of GROCERIES, IND ST1PLE DEFY
GOODS. making Ills stock large and complete.
In the steel, mny be louEd
New Orleans. Porto Rico and St Crox Sugar.
Lnai, crushed. powdered and clarified do
Ric. Laeuim and Java Coffee,
Fine Green and Black Tea.
Sperm adlmaiiiHc ard tallow Candles,
Rolled und country Iron,
Shear cast, German and bli=terd Steel
Boz. lining, and common Nails,
Spades and Sbovcls.
Sole aud Upper Leather.
Pepper, Ginger, Spice soda salrra,us, anm.
salpoirc indigo and copperas brown and heached
dumestcs calico, ulpaccas, large lot negro blank
cis cassincts. Kentucky Jeans. twccds cassimcres
plain iiascy, En;~, caps shoes and boots and many
uihcr articles to which lie invites the attention Of
buyers, rs BE Is determined 20 sell cheap.
Oct 9-,s JOS B. NOWLIN.
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Mice Davenport and John w Farley partner.
uad-'l h- -rylc md firm Of VI G. Davenport & Coz.
AMI Jn.. \. ?. Davenport admir- Of stephen Ds,.a.
port deed. Dcf,.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1852-01-22

r AW PARTNERSkIP.--THEu N-
IL der,igncd, having this day formed partner
ship in the practice Of Law. will attend all bust
conGdcd to them in APpomst,ox, Campbell,
snd the tssn ofLyuchburg.
THOMAS S. BOCOCK,
Dec Its HENRY d. FLOOD.
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pFANAEFs. HATS AMP CAPS

pEANAErFa, HAAS AND CAPS.
ID Wearc now receiving and have for sale
1000 Negro Blankets,
100 pair Maekiuaw do suitable for tents, &c
100 do fine dutile do
50 do1ci good Wool and California Hats,
10 " cloth Cops.
Those having hands to clothe, will please call
For sale low.
Oct 2-t. McCORKLE, SIMPSON & JONES.
4 tDFEDN Esnss and Ss.sW Colon.
~ 800 Cotton Bats, large
100 HIS. Raw Cotton. in store and for snle
hv My. G--ts1 GEO. BAGBY.
Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1852-06-26

sone declined. t One vote lost tone vacancy.
Loud long, and startling the demonstrations of ap-
plause that followed the announcement of this vote
Mr. JEssur, of Pennsylvania submitted the following
resolution:
Resolved That this Convention do now proceed to mo-
inmate candidate for the Presidency in the manner fol-
lowing viz The Secretary Of the Convention shall call
the several States, beginning with Maine and the chair
man Of the delegations, respectively, they called
shall rise and the person persons for whom
the vote Of his State is given which shall be recorded
by Secretary and received the Of the State
majority Of all the given shall be necessary for
nomination The same form shall be observed in the no
mnation Of Vice President.
Mr.. JONES, Of Tennessee. | beg the Convention to
hear for one moment. Every gentleman will admit
that is due myself that should be heard His honor
and his courtesy win alike accord q hearing am a
very humble man, aspiring TO distinction here or ese
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The subscription price of this paper for year THREE
DOLLARS payable in advance
For the long Sessions of Congress- (averaging eight
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Sessions ONE DOLLAR per copy.
reduction Of 20 per cent onefth Of the full charge)
win be made to any who shall order and pay for at
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70 any who will order and pay for at me ten OF
more copies.
No accounts being kept for this paper it will not be for
warded to any unless paid for in advance nor sent any
longer than the time for which it is so paid.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-08-09

coNcRtssoNAL-W Washington, August 3--In the United
states Senate, on Tuesday message received from
the President in to the resolution of the Hon
James Nj Mason, of Virginia calling for information
specting the fisheries in which he states that the u s
steamship Mississippi under the command of Matthew
Perry had been ordered to proceed the of diff
Guilty and there to protect the American fishermen in
their rights under the Convention of 1878.
The Hon Lewis Cass, of Michigan moved that the
sage be referred and addressed Che Senate to the effect
That the claim set up by Great Britain unfounded
and that it ought to be resisted at all hazards
The Hon John Davis of Massachusetts, followed on the
same side and when he had concluded the Hon. Hann
bal Hamn, of Maine, obtained the floor aud addressed
the Senate but had not finished his remarks when ad
Journment took place.
In the House Of Representatives, the Hon, James X
Mcanahan of Pennsylvania. from the Committee on tn,
Judiciary reported the bill for the regulation of tn,
charges in the U. s. Circuit and District Courts.
The Civil and Diplomatic Bill then taken up.
the Hon John W Howe, of Pennsylvania, spoke an hou
against the Fugitive Slave Law.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-08-09
NEW ORLEANS MARKETS.
CRESCENT OFFICE,

Monday Morning, August Q, 1852.
CoTToN-The Cotton market again very dull on
Saturday, the sales reaching barely 100 bales Prices
were irregular but mostly within the range of quota
tions:
NEW ORLEANS CLASSIFICATION.
Inferior. ..........5A@a IMiddling Fair 12012a
Urinary Wdasry .s19S5sIFair @
Good MIddling " 1oSl1 Good and fine e..... %
COTTON TOBACCO STATEMENT.
Cotton, bales: Tobacco hhds:
Stock on hand Sept l. 1881 %, 2aS71
yesterday ooo-14l59a3 oo0=s4i 3o3
1,43l,3S3 105,l74
Exported to date. So. 14251+3 S4446
Saturday,. 445=14255Ss 757-S5.2O3
Stock on hand not cleared .......... .5Tg5 2297l
TOBACC0-We heard of 10 hhds sold. including So
hhds at 45s IS hhds at and II at Sd p b, and SO
hhds Mason County private terms
SUGAR AND MoLAssES-Transactions were confined
to retail parcels at our last quotations.
FLoUR--No change. Sales barely 900 bbls including
100 bbs Ohio at So co. 100 fancy ditto So 10 1876 Mis-
souri, superfne So IS; $50 fancy st, Louis at and
sss small lots choice Harrison brandy at S. % q Dbl
sRAIN-Corn was steady, with sales of $500 sacks OF
(which 5ss Mixed and Yellow at ST. 1000 Mixed in several
lots S. and 500 White and Yellow in three lots 500
= bushel Bran was rner, and 500 sacks taken
at S20S5@ q 100 fb,
PR0yISIONSHolders still ask full prices for Pork, and
noticed sale of 800 bbls Mess s22 90 q bbl..
Bacon 10 casks Sides sold at TO- and 10 erces fancy Sugar
cured Hams at 13& z fb.
BAGGING-We noticed the sale of mixed lot of 100
pieces at 1856.
CANDLEs-100 boxes Star were taken at 1879 T. Ii.
CoFFEE-3ooo bags Rio Helena Miler's cargo sold
at $50 ID.
LARD OLA lot of 25 bbls was taken at s5s "A
gallon
WH1SKYWe noticed a sale Of 40 bbls Rectfed at Led
q gallon.
FRELGHTs-We heard of no engagement.
EXCHANGES-There but little offering, anu the
rates were firm at our quotations
Sterling .110i4 M110H
Francs ........... 515GD5 &c
NewYcrk sxty-day Bills. IG1 a Ct disc
Sight Checks on NewYork. par(0 4 II ct prem
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NouvELLE ORLEANS, 81 Juliet 1862.
fl Honorable Il. d. CrosSnia,e, mare.
Monsieur. = J al recu votre communication,
en- date diner, 26 du courant, Reinforcement a
rinetfcacite DIES bandes de fer qui settlement
les points OH traverses de In rue de la Levee, ct
!j'ai Fhonneur de vous repondre que la premiere
cause qui tait qu'elles Sc cassent, c'est qu'eles
ont etc fondues sur de mauvais noodles ct qu'el-
les mont quu epaisseur dun demi-pouce, au
lieu dun pouce au moins. Ies modeles ont etc
tournis par mes predecessors de la premiere
,inuncipalite.) La seconde cause, c'est que fon
permet aux v6hicules charges de six sept ton
neaux de fer destines aux chemins coulisse on
de grant, de rouler sur lie pavage DIES diverses
rues contrairement aux ordonnances, ce qul
non settlement casse les bandes de fer DIES points
qui couvrent les fosses qui conduisent Feau des
ecluses, mails fslt lie plus grand tort au pavage.
LIE seul remede a employer, est de changer
les modees ct de METRE rigoureusement exc
cutlon les performances relatives aux charrettes,
voltures, etc 81 lie Conseil mautorise faire la
depense, le terai fortifer les bandes actuelles a
la Maison de Travail dune maniere convenable.
Je profile de cette occasion pour appeler votre
attention sur une autre incommodite, laquelle
il fau'trait remadier immediattement. Depuis
singt mois. il est eonnu dc tout le monde, OF de
Is ldagsgais III Gas paftisnIisssneat, que lei
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rues de la Levee, de Charities etRoyale devaient
etre pavees en- blocs de pierres cares. La dite
Compagnie savait kgalement qu'elle await des
tuyaux faire poser dams les rues de Charities
ct Royale, ct au lieu de les faire poser depuis
longtemps, &c NEST gu au dernier moment, quand
lie pavage est en- parte achieve, ct quand les pro
prietaires ont de- ia fait de coiteuses depenses
pour renouveler on niyeler leurs banquettes
que la dite Compagnie Sc decide poser ses
tuyaux,. defait fonvrage deja ternink, ct ne
prend meme pas la peine de lie remettre dams sa
condition premiere II est plus one temps de met
ire un terme a une telle faeon d'agir dc la part
de Ia dite Cempagnie.
kJe suis, tres respectueusement, votre obeis-
SAINT serviteur,
Louis H. PILE, Voyer.
lie rapport semi mensuel du tresorier est lu
CONNIE suit
RAPPORT SEMI-MENSUEL DU TREsoRIER.
NoUyELLE-oRLEASs.
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STEAMBOAT DEPARTURES.
MONDAY MORNING, AUGUST Q, 1862
Louisiana Interior.

Tn, C.rrRfuL1AA.-4fho Alexandria Democrat says:
The genuine caterpillar is in cur fields There is no
mistake about this. The damage they will do must be
determined by coming weather. If fair, sunshiny, all
viii be well if have drenchng rains the crop of the
tafsh will be a very short one"
O,1tSas At Natchitoches young man named Stan
lev Smith distepBnbe character was accused OF cut
ting aud disabling fine horse belonging to A. j. Hitch
cock lie made his escape.
WARM WEArHER.-At Alexandria on the 3oth ult', the
mercury stood ut Sc in the shade.
The papers continue to speak Of the crops
The CRops-. :np
generally rs highly pronls--
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-08-09

SAILING OF THE HumBoLDT.-The steamship Humboldt
sailed from NewYork the 31st ,t with $4OS 29S in
specie and 100 passengers Among the latter
de Houtcreve late Consul General of France at Havana
and Lorenzo Draper Esq United States Consul at Havre
and lady
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-08-09

The REG CRoP,-The Savannah News says We are
informed that in consequence of the frequent rains during
the season. the rice crops the Savannah river bask
ward and that little If any harvesting will CONNIE
fore the first of September The crop it Is thought will
not be more than an average one.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-08-09

AccEPrED-Dr VIM Carr Lane Of ST. totiis has ne
cepted the Goveruorshp Of NewMeaco and will leave st
Louis In a few days
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NEW ORLEANS CATTLE MARKET.

JEFFERSON Cry
Sunday Evening, August s. 1859.
There ample supply of grass-ed stock but Hog
scarce and the market rather dull
-PRICEs-
BEEF CATTLE Cline Westerly nc "A Ii net
(Lake and Teyas) .....31 tsc u Is net
hN"s 0jcG o. b net
SHEFP., ~ 25fbS3 80 T3 head
MUCK Cows, S15GDS35 - head
CALVES AND WARNINGS. SIS 50GDSS SO a head
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barcaderes
MARIE NouvELLEORLEAss, I
q juliet 1862. :
Il FHOaOrdbie President ct NM les .Henabres
d. ConseH des assistants .4ldernen de la
Vile de la .NouoeUe- Orifans
Messieurs. - Par suite de rineficacite DIES
clous ct des pointes de fer qui soutiennent les
points on les traverses de rues ct qui solvent SO
cassent, ce qui cause une lourde depense la
vile, TAI ecrit hier une lettre au voyer de la
vile a &C sujet, atm dobtenir de lui lie meilleur
moyen deviter cette depense j'ai maintenant
fhonneur de vous transmettre sa reponse, qui
meritc d'attirer votre attention Immediate
D'apres la lettrc du voyer, il paraitrait que
les pointes de fer sont settlement NAL faites,
mails trop minces pour supporter renorme poids
qu'elles settlement
LIE voyer parle egalement de la Compagnie du
Gaz, qui pose ses tuyaux dams les rues de Char
tres ct Royale, ct sc plant que Get Outrage matt
pas etc fait avant la confection du payage en-
bloc de pierres cares.
Mon attention ayant etc appellee recemment
sur lie tait que les quais du quatrieme District
satfaisaient, par suite de la faiblesse du rivage
ezarde en- plusieurs endroits, j al dome DIES ms
tructions, en- fabsence temporaire du voyer,
M. Dunbar, son commits, atm quill prft les me.
sures necessaires pour proteger les quais autant
que possible.
CONNIE nous VOLTA repoque on les quais sen.
foncent par suite dc la retrate tlu leuve, il Sc
raft probablement utile que Votre Honorable
Corps prit DIES measures pour eviter, autant que
possible, cette calamite annuelle.
Je suis, tres respectueusement, votre obessan
serviteur.
n CR0SSNAN moirn
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-08-09
U.4YERl.VG PLACES.

ESOR BlLOXI. BAY ST. LOUIS, a-.4s
PASS CHRISTIAN AND CITY slaaahs ~
gAiIFaENIA-rhe fuvure low
pressure Lake steamer CALIFORNIA Captain H. p Eusgn na
pressy trade with splendid will leave
fontcharran Railroad follows:
EVERY MONDAY MORNING. the O'clock Cars
TUESDAY ...............
THURSDAY .............
SATURDAY ENENlNG.....-. b -
- Returning, will leave Biloxi EVERY MONDAY, WEDNESDAY
FRIDAY AND SUNDAY EVENINGS.
Gf The Way of the
Tuesday and Thursday mornings O'clock every
evening o'clock -
ie25 80 R. GEDDES Agent 10 Bank Place
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MOBILE.

EFOR MOBILE.-Dail U. s. Mail sE@. ~
Lne--Sunmer Artaagement-The aud
mnse and OREGON. A. iieirn nasta:, l.avpg besp
expressly the
OF the above steamers leave the Pontcharn
on arrival al the Lake OF the y O'clock stepping daily
ST. Christian
fascagoula, Pass Christian Bay ST. daly " '
families with hy
hall o'clock the has will not stop take away
the arrival Of the Il o'clock 80
Freight Ray ST. Louis and Pass Christian
steamers CALIFORNIA or MOBILE, leaving daily.
ter The Way Letter Bag Mobile AND Coast
the of the minutes cirytn o'clock
4. GEDDkS. hEnLE. LAlL nlAca-
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PORT OF NEW ORLEANS.
OFFICE OF THE DAILY CRESCENT
Monday Morning, August 8, 1862.

OFFICE THE DAILY CREscEwT,)
Monday Morning, August 8, 1862.
CLEARED SATURDAY
Steamship Mexico MatagoIs Harris Morpen
ship Corsica, Meeher, Boston, r W Dean
Bark John taske Rams, 'enon, Geo w flynson
Bark Saragossa, MerceT thtaielpha, g. Nl"eker &co
Swsd brig IiindoO, Rose, Rotterdam, p Whitney &ro
Sohr Panama, Stewart Corpus Christi, Ntaste
Srl Alce Miner, Pensacola, John Hurley
S'hr Diamond Mack, Pensacola, John Hurley
ARRIVED.
Sehr Corah Porter, days from Point Isabel dist.
SHh pnsrngoufa, Beon from Mobile, in ballast,
Sthr Southron Snow, from Pensacola, 10 naster-Basn
steam boats
Moses Greenwood, Thomas, from Cincinnati.
Ceona, Martin, from Shreveport.
New Iatona, Landry, from Bayou Sara
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1884, 01 SO
Nouvelle- Orleans, ce 6 Juliet 1852.
W. H. GARLAND, Treso
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.1iE.MPHIS,

NOR MEMPHIS, NAPOLEON, Co ~ ~
LuNBA AND ALL TIE BENDS-Nlemphis slltt $40 AZ
packet r. =. LEATlIERS-For EVERY OTHER sss.=ass1s
SAIGRphY oclockTe superior fast n +
LEAlHERS j. Pierce, gazing been thoroughly repaired will
her trips the above trade the 4h September
tt n r. CARROLL. Union Row leIets street
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WANTED.

- r, y" TO PURCHASER very supe-
THJ IN Ek man about 80 IS years OF age pre-
wv lid GARDENER thoroughly acquainted with the
f.Iree ypst be wed rec commented sr"
plating and I Isss Place
w ANTED--By a resilient Of the ci'y ;tN wEo
w can be well by bis ps
that T4N pey $50 month. He compeei snaIitv
eountant young man Of family and VIII act IN AZ!
doorso doors.
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FOR SALE.

sT0R SALE-A Lease of o residence in n
u Canal streegood neghbnrhood nodeateup to the ~
LIST October together with the FURNITURE BEDDING ETC. To
good purchaser the will be immediate
fon given For particulars addres. box T. No 49, Poe da7
.LyOR SALE.-A second hand Double Cylinder
PRINTING MACHINE pattern a sSl. credit
twelve months with approved security sodo will given. Apply
at this Office.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-08-09

Une communication M. L. Rawe, president
DIES directeurs d'ecoles du premier district,
transmettant une resolution du dit bureau rela-
tiyement aux maisons d'ecoles, est lue ct refe-
rec au comite d'edueation.
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Une communication DIES commissioners de Ia
maison de refuge, recommandant qu'on alloue
un salaire au secretaire du bureau des commits
saires etc, est lue ct reereeau comite sur cette
,pct, +utt
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-08-09

Une autre communication du meme officer,
informant lie Conseil de l'examen de la toiture de
la case a pompe de la compagnie d'incendie
Creole No 8, ct de la pompe ETC., ainsi quele re-
uuiert la resolution, ct sounettant une estima-
ton du cout DIES PREPARATIONS ETC., est lue ct re-
fierce au comite DIES incendies.
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NJ. Summers entire ct prend son siege.

Les resolutions suivantes. venant du ConseA
DIES Aldermen, sont lues deux fois, sur dispense
les regles, ct unanimement adoptees sur appel
nominal e
Resolu que 10 Contr6leur vende lenean'
apres dix jours davis, lie eontrat ponr les fepa-
ratiens ct la reconstruction de.qnals ct ieyees
dams les premier, troisieme ct 4uatrieme us
tricts, 'apres les plans ct speeihcations ehre~
gistres au bureau du voyer.
R6solu, que 81 les adjudications ct les seeuri-
tes otfertes sont satisfaisantes aux yeux DIES
Comites de finances, alors lie maire sera autorlse
a faire lie contrat necessaire pour la construa~
ton DIES dts traVaux.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-08-09

Sur motion de Ne Wilson, Pamendement du
Conseil dies Aldermen la resolution autorisant
remploi de cinq hommes par lie garden de la
maison de travail, est rejete. ct lie Conseil per-
siste maintenir la resolution telle quelle etc
d'abord adoptee. -
Sur motion, famendement du Conseil DIES AL
dermen la resolution autorisant la vente du
contrat pour les PREPARATIONS ct la construction
des quais est sanctionne.
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MONDAY Morning, August y I5bz.
CoTTON-The Cotton market again very dull on
Saturday, the sales reaching barely 100 bales Prices
irregular but mostly within the range quota
tions:
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Resolu que lie Contr6leur soft ct demeure aa-
torise, avec rordre DIES Comites de finances DIES
deux conseils, d'emettre ,ses mandats en- favour
de j. P. Freret, sheriff, pour tells montants qul
pourraent lui. etre dts, en- So dite capaelte'
pendant raiournement du Couseii DIES Aldermen,
ainsi que lie demande sa petition ci7jointe-
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DEPARTMENT Du VoYER.-H6TEI.-D DE- VILE.
NouvELLE ORLEANS, 81 Juliet 1862.

A. D. GRESHAM, marie