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lsPKsNG STOCK FOR isa2.-BOYI

-
y Il BROTHER, MINI Sfrfa, LyDhbo,g ~
Importers at { lIlNA aud EARTllENA ARE aud Dr
ere IN On. Drtsoi "nd pam G'dgv. II mr., Looti
Gi,sms. Giroedpes, Ptotm AMI Br,t apio u;,,c, W.
efs Gds'ofs e. me INV in receipt Of thctr Spfir
.npriv Of Do'nc.iic mud forrien GOOD. # thin
npai4r tion- viii. Il embraces every article usunl
found in sgch Establishments, Our Stock il of II
largest offered IN this man and havine been car
fully srrcted aud bought onthc rnrsi avnrnll lie tern
are determined MT &" h, u 1drfsoli by my Hon
n tie country. either North ~ SOUTH Merchant. NJ
ethefs wanting nntthine tLi-line would do we'll
all and examine STOCK and pr, before Pnreha
cwhcre--ierlins rcnidcrt plcnse all in ty
ualiiy md price 81 Goods. The Ladirs particln
" invited 10 rnIl mud examine Stock.
n.lrcl ~
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MERCHANDISE.


ITINslEN, TAYLOR - 10, CUslMls
Il SION AND FORWARDING MERCHANTS.
are receiving and offer fer se. IN exchange for
Country rraiuer the largest aud bsai h'ssrted siock
If GrorJsss and Dig oods hHsever becn their pleas
ofcffor sale comprising IN paft. the following
mir les;
lido Sides sole Leather
Us bags Rio. I.aguyt, and JaNa Coffee
20 binds Orleans mud Porto Rico Sugar, some
Ycry Enc
80 Kegs Ans. sspTte1
II TINS county end rolled Iron
1000 lbs Strap and lnnd iron
1000 lb- Bstefrd. shear MI east.stTcl
10000 fret Safety fuse
POO -1ck= Soft
US lb!s Nhskey. vcr} hne old Rye
- bill. French anil Apre Brandy
20 hid and bhis Nnn-art
i10e1 l. Cotton furn. Lcaks,illc md Offrr Factory
- hackagr Lori crushed and Polyeri1ed sugih
~ es.es sii,s and Liguotie",
titl lrtze sd gensn Hssoftnttt Of brown md
slrs art D"nesrs Bed Tic- Print. q inghnms Sum.
9aai.. Bpsts Saocs ilafa e.. e.. al nfwheh
al - odd tie as.rst for CASH IN exchange
ftr rRODuCE. March ,o--ts
4 CREE II WcGEAHAishN. GROCEhS
n AND COMMISSION NJ X . n 4 N rs
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!. EW CONCERN.-Mct The nnder.igncd, AZ


L'Ogs Knew OIsLEANS.-vIRGiN ,SsSSs
l. AND LOUISIANA LlNE.-FmsT PACKET .zsss&
commence Ioad'"g l0h Scpc,n6,r md sal ,rih dis
pncb.-fhe regular A. coprcrcd and coppcr-fastened
Bsrquc, ClANE. Capt. GEonuE BrRaE,TrR, will sail
: above. For Freight Cnbin. Steeragc passage
having superior Smte-RUom accommodations arnIy to
DAVID CURRIE. Richnond
Shippers nre informed that freight, by this line /. from
30 TO 40 u cent cheaper than when slipped by way of
New York. and it will also arrive in much less time
The undersigned will also inform shippers that insurance
can be effected in New York the snme terms RS ycs
-els silng from that ror and the undersigned will also
inform shippers. that he will have insurance effected if
heywish, withoe any charge, cx -ept exchange on a.
mount premium and policy, aud policy forwarded if re-
Guestcd. aug 2S-2taw3w ID c
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INFO RTANT TO FAR III Il IL =,
4 Go7ieAers Florists, hc1porotei Companies, Man
jeiptetx, Artt=ans, Pressionoi Mon, MechoncS, ma
others--Tke Pump and Fire Engine
cOmbincd.-RigitSc e9rcd by U"'ed Siafe' L@
'crePaient.-AtL lNrRINGrMENTs WILL RI PRosEcU-
rEp BY LAw.-This is tho most valuable invention OF
The age; and without which manufactures, public edi
ices. hotels, and private dwellings, incomplete. and
comparatively insecure. With This cheap and efficient
Fire Engine the Farmer is perfectly independent o all
nnoecommodnting n-Irnncc companies, and can bid
ieihnce to the incendiWy.
RECOMMENDATIONS.
w lnvc in use Mr.. r. Birmingham MITCHELL PUMP
AND ENGINE, mud n.fcem them most valuable ap-
,endage. greu convenience and efficient protec.
ion eninrt fire.
CHARLES MARK, Richmond,
X. b. TYL ER. do
DIR. ROY SrER Iluguenot Syringe,
ARCHER VAUGHAN. Farnville.
EDMUND HUBBARD. buckingham,
II. !. GAINES, Charlotte.
Thc pompe be seen muse nj DR.. VIM s. Morris, =.
Dinsuis foundry, md many Other pn"cs in Lynch.
'urg. all uf whom approve their utility and useful
1css Thr Pump be seen in Richmond ut the Wing
flee. They warranted Ia work we'll for year.
~ NOTICE-All persons buying or selling the
bnve iclcs. responsible to me- fer it.
R.BRIT1INGIIAM MITCHELL,
march 22-dts Proprietor.
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NOTICE 10 ALL! HE ALSO. BY ec
' dent, las fillen into the CONFECTiONARl BU
s NESS. IN conjunction within Jcwcry establishment
in whichhc keeps Cnndi' ~ Fruits such IL Ora ges
Lemons Raisins, Amonds, filbers, Toys of all kind,
and in lnc MI kind. Of G onfcc tornic, kept in -cl
establishment. He nov receiving hi Spring stock
10 which he respectfully solicis the patronage Of H.
public. Ienlso hns, in hisempoyment. M 1.-The mo
experienced Bakers aud Candy mnker- in Lynchbu}
Pyramids, Of MI kinds made the shortest notice.
All orders from the country received md prompt
executed. CUAS. \. EYAED.
March s--1ts doorsoboye Exc!nnrc corner
S,s,i00E B00Ks-gUSr received
- 0pd3,pt g'0piiy IN hond 0tthe Commi,sio
Books'ote, oppe,jt - HarviR Hopsc' L,pchbprr. u
tic Srhool Arithmetic, Unvc lily Arithmetic. Elcmcr
Legendrc's Geometry Surveying mud Geometry. Culru
u. Descriptive GEOMETRY. shades, shadows, &c.
Smih@, Crpzct'4. Pixies mud Dodds' Arhmec4.
Buttons. Corks Weld, BuIlions primary mud Smith
Grnin,nnr4
Bulliona clns-icnl serr4. v,:-Lnt Grammar, It,
Render Gel-d", Sausr Cicero, Greek Reader, FIR,
lessons in Grcrk.
Owens Greek Reader, Annbn.i., Ilomrr's lnd
Icnopaon, Odyssey. Tncyddcs. Robn-on's Cir Test.
Mckinley 1s ID, 81, ith md 5th Readers,
| Demacder's
Parkcrs
Towns e"
Spoilers for ah,va 4 ai.,
! Webster, School and University Dictionaries.
Walkers Il,
The above. with nany other vaunhle book, for Schools
viii be sold, by wholesale retail prices tint
tailto pe"-e. aug 2o~dt.l MORSE
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- PRIMO SUPPLY Fancy and sta
, pie Dry GOOLS-JOfN / DAVIS, othiA

NE1I' IRON FRONT NJORE. has received his On.
tire sloe1 oi NEW GOODS, To- which he invites The
otteuti"n ofhuyrr.. lie offers nlorgcnud commanding
stuca ct
Ladies' Dr"-- Gool-. in every variety of-yle,
Summer Nappiog- aud Sha"l.,
Hosiery IN rYrtN variety.
French Ernhtaidatirs N Cour. Copcs. Sleeves, and
Pocket ilnndkerrhie~,
No,rning Goods, 'nrlc stock,
Family Lnco.. Dora.l.. Shc"inra mud Toweiur.
Cloths, CHs-imcr- D,illine- Nosting-, aud ,n M.
sonrienI II tichtlcmen's Guuds.
full .tork of Con, md Linen foofr for scrv'ts Cor
scts and Shoudci Braces, among which some cxtrn
Wrench Carsrta.
April il..fs
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-sss'- ANU NEW YORK PACkETS.- This Mem Homt
Lme IL composed of the following Vessels all owned IN
the city of Richmond and salts from Ncm York err,
Jour days, viz:
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81 M. UOLgtNS--Brg teuve Ia cnl TIE NJ.
tcntion ost their and thc public general
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cIyorssATI, April 18th 1852.

crseixsar April l2th. 1852
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HbUMPS and BATHING APPARATUS, q
L etc.-JoHN MCCARTHY, PLUMBER, No. I84 CAMP 81
sTEEEI hswssans bas Just received new and
Beer Pumps ETC. etc.; Cooking Ranges Bathing
Baths.
N laying repairing Lead Pipss Sheet Lead work OF every
description.
Ship Steamboat work promptly rspairsd Aordsp
rompty attended TO- -
e1@ CHARGES moderate, .4
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The amendment from the Board of Assistant
Aldermen to the ordinance granting Charter
to Creole Fire Company No. 8, striking out the
last clause sit is well understood that said
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sHERIFF's SALE,
FIRST DrsIRIer Cousr ELIZA DAVENPORT wife
oY NEwoRLKASs rel, vs. MICHAEL FARRELL, husband.


RY VIRTUE of writ of fieri facias to me
directed the Honorable the First District Court NewOsans
the above entitled will proceed sell public
City Exchange ST. street between Cbartres and
Royal streets SATURDAY, July 81 1857, at u O'Clock
nuneaion in the bounded Benton Eutsrp Ihry
lot number sixteen number fourteen plan by
y Dunbar Surveyor the LIST s4a depoted u the Office
A. Nazureau Notary Fnbr said lot hp
Liberty streets by hundred and feet depth
parellel lines ng the property Which
rel o by act passed befose r. Beard Notary Public
a.AL TOE GROUND situate in tho said Aanuncia- ~
citation the Municipality No Two, square number
bounded by Whe hepomene and Benton the A
sion line between said suburb Annuneatn and the suburb
designated by the number particular
passed before D. ceuas, Notary Public, january s42 said c
measuring American easnr hytwo feet front Mepoene
and hiryiwo inches
the line of vion aforesaid by depth ninety feet
inches and five lines the line that divides
three and naet, mine feet nine inch and ou ns the ne
videa from lot nar five Together with
HOUSE AND KITCHEN. and ONE STORY FRAME DWELLING
being the property acquired by said Farrell by passed
H. b. Cenas, Notary Public dated nth January,
Seized in the above suit
Terms cash on the spot. JAMES P. FRERET,
wi 10 81 81 Sheriff nf the Parish nf rfrteans
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THE DELIvERAscEs
JRsenrssp, WITH DEEP AFFECTION, TO rnE Ansoat os
MRS MAEY MALEEk

Wnen tue dfe&fy Wlnd3 oA NtntH
Swift the silent snow-asks swep4,
Or In trouhtsd, broken murnun
Throush ths barren disgiss essy3
By the b d-dds Of the dying
Anxious syss thsir Vigil E-sE.
Hers had bsen weary ssR ring;
From the the clear bright eyss
or her youngest born looked upwssd
To hsr own- with sweet replies,
She lsd borne uneeasing conflict
with the King Of Agoaiss. +t
Through the lons years, BY fhs Auahss
Deep'ning on her cheek Of SNOW
By her dark eyes slesmipg hritiiasoe
And her white. Transparent aenw--
4 sad lesson the beloved ones
Round hsf has been made to know.
Yet when Through her hssrt's worn ehssssls
Slower passed LIES etoing tids.
And her eyes grew dimmes. gaming
At the dear ones by her sfde,
sobs Of suguish told they hsd nss
Dreamed she cgsad 70 soon tsssAisd.
For. .she hsd beeaessr so
ulsIlrg no eompiainin 6sd--
Nssn willing from her duties
BY her palms TO be deferred,
They had day By day fosSoetsn
Bodinss frst 50 wildly feared.
Through The long, dark night they lissssed,
Az she spoke Of her reIease--s
OF the holy gates Of HEAVIER,
Opening on world Of petce-- dzg
And bssore sna1hsr ntdniSht
All her woss had found suseesss.
Wildly through che dxrkensd chanber
Rang > maiden's piercing cry;
Nevermors those lips should grest hes,
Neyermore that gentle eye
Meet her fond gaze, nor thoae wfits arms
Clasp her light form Lovingly,
Nevemores Tbs rugged pathway
Is but short, unto the iaud
From whose iswelsd walls she beeknns
With reiuvensted hand, q
Waiting. eager On the ramparts
To embrace her household band
And the dark days till We see her
Face to face. and eye to eye, 80
Though they pass like heavy tsmpssts,
Shutting out the shinlng sky.
Are as nothing to the cycles
OF bright stsrnity. %
Though We know, amid om wssptng.
!, That ths absent, who haye gone ~,
TO the angel-land before NJ.
With al suffering hare dome
That their glad, enfrsnchised sfixita
Dssthiesa youth and isy haye won.
Still, as birds in foreign climates
Pining for their native sir, s
For the happy, liquid voises
or their kindred warbling thswe,
We are grieved, and our aHlietion
Seemsth mors than We can bar
Let US hush all vain repinings;
Soon our anguish will Be- oser,
Soon the mere fui Death.sngei
viii throw wide our dungeon door,
And our spirits greet their loved ones,
10 be parted nsvermnre.
Arstx RaAproa
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sHERIFF'S SALE.

Fpsn Rss. ssgH'r REy cS 81 WALTER
pY VIRTUE of writ Of alias feri facias
~ by Fifth District Court Of
HsFreans, entitled
the premises WEDNESDAY July 1852 o'clock,
=. No.
The HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE contained in the house
ted D. lord Streets
file Office winch will be exhibited
place OF san
Seized 10 the suit
Terms cash the spot. JAMES p FRERET,
iyI1 ifof bs Parish of Or
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Il Mobile Bay, FREEMAN SMITH, Proprietors.Ih E.I
establishment well and vera known for its beautiful
elevated location its fine walks groves splendid
baths salt water bathing with its firm sandy bottom excellent roads
running various directions with the entire mosquitoes
pessanes spend be
found the Southern country The having
from three every season. beginning good
evidence Of its being the right sort Of place.
The past half tie the city New
orleans alone could accommodated.
additions during winter
DINING ROOM much larger and seat hundred and
oriy persons BILLIARD SALOON will be added to the other
amuseTens Several SLEEPING APARTMENTS have
erected. " - -S ~ ~
The propeors will be unting in their please
now DAILY BY with Mobile and shortly
low pressure boat will be trips day.
WILLARD FREEMAN,
JAMES B. SMITH.
Hollywood baldwin county, Ala, 3mkW
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official Report. 'gl ~
BOARD OF ALDERMEN OF THE CITY OF NEW
ORLEANS.

srrlNa TUESDAY, July 9, 1852
The Board was to meet this day, on q convo-
cation of the Mayor.
The members present were Messrs. Burke,
Clark and Stockton.
There being no quorum, the Board adjourned
CHAs. CLAIBORNE, Secretary
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e g-. srrT1Na July 8, 1852.
The Board was to meet this day, on eonvo-
cation of the Mayor.
Members present: W. G. Claiborne, Presi-
dent pro tenn, Messrs Burke, Clark, Labatut,
Lugenbuhl, Stockton.
At half past o'clock p. NJ, there being no
quorum, the Board adjourned.
CHAs. CLAIBORNE, Secretary.
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SHERIFF'S SALE
rouR DsrRcr CouETl HUGH MURPHY JAMES SOMERS
ovNKwoaLxAss: AND ALEXANDER PARK... No. sl5l.

RY VIRTUE Of writ of feri facias against
New0rlsans the entitled will
eed sell public auction the City Exchange,
between Chartres and Royal
July 81, 1859, ut - o'clock =.
TW6 CERTAIN LOTS OF GROUND together with all the BUILD
thereon situate Fauhourg St. Mary,
Municipality No Two designated by lots Noa three plan
Zmpa Surveyor the 18th January
American thirty south
aide Poydas Heva Streets extending
depth between parallel nes tee two inches aud line
The side to Poydas street by lots
the other side by property lately belonging scke Il
shannon; which buildings of FOUR TWOsToRY BRICK
STORES, with a FRAME KITCHEN TO each.
Seized in the above suit
Terms cash on the spot JAMES P. FRERET,
jss0 jylo 81 81 shenf OF the Parish Of Orleans.
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SHERIFF,S SALE.

g. T nE pErnR
DY VIRTUE of an order of sale rendered July
ID sls59 by the Honorable the Fourth
~ New Orleans entitled will proceed
public auction the premises MONDAY July 49, 1852 O'Clock
lot Of HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE contained in the house No.
lo Thaa and Erao streets inventory
a in Court which copy will be exhibited at the time
place of SALE ,.,r,e ~ ,r,,,,,
Terms cash on the spot. JAMES 4 FRERET,
iyI6 l9 " e6 shefin OF the caflsh Of orleans.
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The following message from the Mayor was

MAYoRALry OF NEw ORLEANS,
July g. 1852.
10 s Honorable Presidents and Members Of Board Of Al
de1mer and Of the Board Of 4ssisant 4la1aen Of the City
Of NetrOrieans;
GENTLEMEN-It is with deep regret have to announce
to your honorable bodies the sad catastrophe which
CURED on Monday morning, to the steamboat St James
by the bursting of her boilers her return from the
liable citizens were lost amongst the number the Hon
Isaac Preston Judge of the Supreme Bench of the State
OF Louisiana. This melancholy occurrence has cast a
gloom over CITY, and keeps in anxious aud terrible
suspense many of citizens: With the render
ing such aid might possibly be given and to relieve
far as practicable citizens from this melancholy
pense, Immediately waited upon Messrs. Geddes Co.,
to obtain the of of their mail boats to visit the
scene of disaster These gentlemen with promptness
placed the steamer California Capt Ensign the lspo-
sal OF the chief authorities The left about three
O'Clock accompanied by the Chief Of Ioce Captain You
ennes Capt Grivot and detachment from the Battal-
lion of Artillery. with large cannon and quantity of
blank cartridges to fire in the vicinity of the accident
the purpose OF raising the bodies of such of the unfot
mates as persisted,
The California returned about9 O'Clock last night bring
ing the bodies of two females and one child
Messrs Geddes Co placed another boat at the dspo-
sal OF the authorities this morning for the purpose
ceedng to the wreck hat such bodies may be found
may be brought to the city The promptness with which
Messrs. Geddes Co. responded to the call made upon
them deserves the highest commendatien ..
trust the course which have taken in this unfortu-
nate matter will meet your full approbation and
will be expense attending it. hope your houora BILE
bodies will make arrangements to meet It. .5 !.
Enclosed hand you copy Of protest. made by Mrs
Marie Elizabeth Guiotte wife of Frederick Buisson as
well for her own account others by her
against the late city of Lafayette Fourth District
the city Of New0reans for the illegal taking certain
portion Of ground called market Place which will be
more fully explained by the plan annexed protest
and to which allow me to call your consideration.
WIN atrespece have the honor to be your obtsv
A, d. CRuSsSIAS, Maydr
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ANREEN OAKS HOTEL. Biloxi Miss -

4 NREEN OAKS HOTEL, Biloxi, Miss-tNA
W This famed and popular Summer reeat 80 generally ssa
known me southern @ country under the
situated about mile distant from village Biloxi will opened
the LIST of June for the reception of - F
The GREEN OAKS well extended notice.
For the popularity OF the establishment
increasing The natural commanding
prospect on the Lake and receiving the salt
the Gulf have failed impress avoraby many
Neworleans, Mobile and the surrounding country
During the Winner the propreos have made
and additions The BAR and BILLIARD ROOMS thoroughly
arranged and fitted and SAIL BOATS will be at all
vice Of the yistors free Of slargeaso CLARET at Dinner
CARRIAGES and HORSES be procured at
addition the celebrated BRASS BAND of New0leans
and ALI. may be expected twice every week.
Visitors wishing the GREEN OAKS requested
W the Captains the Steamers who will land them the wharf
he Hotel.
TERMS 80.
ps week W
iIdxannn Sarun lE1,rca ano
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On motion. the Board adjourned 70 msst On
Monday, 10th inst, /, at o'clock, r. r.,
CHAs. CLATBoRNe, Secretary.

We welcome our columns tbs foiiowia9 psodussfcn
from the fair and gifted lady who gives hss q ths
bottom We are pleased to learn that as hss beeone
resident Of this city
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uMrsD STATES DArncr CouRrItJ. W.. STANTON CO. We.
EAsrsss DsTRer LOUISIANA seamahp
TN OBEDIENCE to the command of an Ad-
J. mralty Warrant directed the alove suit have
sei1ed the steamhip CINCINNATI brsd
Co. n the District Court of the United States for tho Eastern
fouisa and do hereby cite and ndnonah the
all and other having pretending
right lle or tnsss IN 81 to hs same 70 be anil appear
District Of the United States the holden
the city Of Neweans before the Third MONDAY from is
show IL they have why
should not be condemned and sold sgeenby
oil the ibelants. 1fFT :
u. Marshas oce Eastern District Of louisiana Newreens
July g. 1851. VIM S. SCOTT, u. S. Marshal,
etufL LoulAin
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A YIS.--Les soussignes, ayant etc nomm6,

IN GoNMIss AIRES D,EsTlMATIeN 1T DAssEssEMENT, en-
dun de FtIon Ssconde District
pour ouverpro de Ia dc Ia cotnans dps endro o
tene aetanllemen Ia Napoleon, juaqa M4tairs
pour rs nns = n Ct
sonne dams les ees popees equse
avis tone inteeaes us 6pos6
tin bureau dn grefe a dts
iaessn ss,imaon ayec plan q continuation
peda de In dita DO In Commune
que aeeau ponrra Are examine o par
que ce eoe ct lea sont noas pre-
sent ving toas annonce peasn
tabeau prfsente Ia ditto ou eonfe qu dams
meme toaes lea les
esa ourrn savo scrit dams dsia de dix oas p4s
Ia dern6re publication de cette avis. -
F. r. souTHMAYD.)
J.cALHOUN ~, yCommissaires.
jys 1te5dat45M ala.,5 W.K. WANToN.
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8. SITTING OF JrIY Is. 1852.
The Board met on convocation of the Mayor.
Present, Hon. J ames Robb, President, Messrs
Burke, Clark, Labatut, Lugenbuhl, Sewell and
Stockton. -ssa
The reading Of the journal was, on motion,
dispensed with.
The following message from the Mayor was
read:
MAyoRALrY EEwORLEAss, I .
July 5. 1852 {
To the Honorable Preaidea and Members Of the Board Of IL
der1me,a Of the city Of Ne,o Orleans:
6EsTLEMEN-I have caused the conyocation of your
honorable body this day. in consequence of resolution
passed by the Board of Assistant Aldermen the 18th
June inviting your honorable body to meet in joint
Gil for the election of such officers of the city called
for by existing ordinances.
IS. Very respectfully,
Your ob't serv't,
A. D. CRossM.s, Mayor.
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SHERIFF'S SALE.

Ftrra DlsIn.cr JuDs2N suBRoGATEp LEW
RY VIRTUE Of two writs of feri facias to me
- directed by the Honorable the Fifth District of New
Orleans the above entitled will proceed sell public
the premises Tcheuptonlas
Poyias streets FRIDAY, July ls57 ii o'clock
on file in my office
Seized in the auita.
TERasThis being auction Liquors.
w adudcated TO the highest and Inst bidder wha
will bring, furnishing
with good security bea,ing per pei
date until final JAMES +. EREEET
iyf8 IL 80 23 Sheriff o the Parish oil trietns
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sHERIFF,s SALE.

SHERlFE'S SALE.
SEoosp DsIR Counrl SUCCESSION THE LATE R. HYDE,
OF NxwonLnAss. DECEASED :, No, ,5s4.
PY VIRTUE of an order of sale rendered June
- s 1881 drectadby the Honorable the Second
Of Neworean the above entitled matter will proceed sel
in Dorere street. between Canal and Gust mhouae
NENE DAY. July II, 1859, at half o'clock
IOF OF LIQUORS, WINES, Also LOT OF OFFICE
FuRN TURE etc inventory file which will
be exhibited at the time and place Of sale.
Terms cash the spot. JAMES P. FRERET,
jyl0 13l19l Sheriff of the Parish Of Orleans
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LEGAL ADVERTISEMENTS
NIoTIoE .--Tha unasrsigned having beenI ap-

NOTICE. THE undersigned having been ap-
1 " pointed COMMISSIONERS or ESTIMATE ANo ASSESS.
MENT virtue Of oror Of the Honorabe the Second District
Court Of Naworaaus for opening Common " present
equitable tic and and Of the benefits
others
sd required or ts sferssa purpose hss i've notice
Clerk pfis Court abl.au estimate
sessmsnt together with plan of the proposed continuation
adjoining which ablean
opsn, aerords w the inapeoa q ali whom may
hehy notified that twenty after ts
adyssemeut s aotlea the raid tasan
pesantd o sad sa ena shat in the meantime
writing @t days TIE pnhatou of this ncice
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SITTING TUESDAY July 13, 1852.
The Board was to meet this day, convoked by
his Honor the Mayor. At half past s. O'Clock
the roll was called The members present were
Messrs. Burke, Clark, Labatut, Lugenbnhl and
Stockton.
There being no quorum, the Board adjourned
CHAs. CLAIBORNE, Secretary.