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Litchfield enquirer., 1852-03-25

At Court of Pr,base holden at Sharon.
 wishiq, sgd tar ihe District of Sl'.ren. On | the elk day Of March, A. D. isS2 7 PssiSnl. CuARLEs ?. SEDswIcK. Judge. nN motion of Nathan Danl.ar. Exeeu. " Gar 0n she Essnse "f AARON DUN. BAR. hie af Sharsn wishin sad dissFict '',aseenaea ttis C0ust d1sh dscree ihat siz m.pntle be :allowed and limited fDF tha |lcfsdiiQEs saf said Esiafo o exhihit sheiI clalihs aeatnss tlsA sssns Go the said Exee1, sit. aud difscas that public nasicS be given uE 1hlBbEdsF by advertising In newsIlap-u Nlbskad ia LhrlI6sld. and hy pnsling ( cnpt ihqFeag on she puhlic sign.glast in said igg1 td ShmFnn aeaFeet the place whsgu tAo aeeeased lsss dwell. Ia as.' 6. csEline6 fsom heesra,
 cHAsass '. oEDswseg. gudeA
Litchfield enquirer., 1852-03-25
WHIGS 0FLITCHEKELDY

q Meesirg of the Whigs of LiichasIi will bo held aI the MaHSion House on Friday atlerro01, the 9i day of April to noIninBae eahdidaseH for Representatives to ,ih0 GeseFaI Assembly. and to transact any ether proper busimess..
 P. K. MELBOURNE. 2 '., E, D. AIcN1EL.
 1itch6eId, March 16, 1859.
Litchfield enquirer., 1852-03-25
hon eALR oR 10 REHT {

VINHE Uaiss Isssse. ellaeiee sisee.ls eeye
 paslsO sAs gses.on tl1nfes, NeK Aasfps Ohs hesl lsraisaA sag b9lel seAsneee sRs 'ln ,Hs rI,0. The fauWsa xlll aec6sA1 eAts 5fam "a Id 0n wspsaas avsr miNhA 1Als Hsnpstsy ,vlll ha anlA VeFs eAanR. .f1g enph.. # aeea asala Snan. C will bs Ssass6 V pxlls. i.ass ss s4li
 EsS wsvsn. EsS q. sssa.
Litchfield enquirer., 1852-03-25
At Cn0t ot Ps,b,,e hslien at p.,m .n,h. wi,n,n and tT 'h. l ia,i.t "f Pivm ush on the Ia h day If M,rch. \ D, ts5a

.h N'butt !" rTONe HhbSU ~ V'Nuh "'U
 within aud tE 'h. ia,i.t "f Pivm ush on the Ia h day f March. \ D, ts51.
 Present.. AMMI GIpDlNos. Esq. Julge. T1PJN the petition "i Henry ScoviIle. oS U PiyRs, ,uth. in ihe C ,Unty OC Liichfeld, ssrwing |" ms Court. thI h. Is Gundian oi !St~phrn Ter. .M Plymouth wlihia aaid d s- 'rict m.nOr That sad Min"r Is the "v. .I-l ni real -s,aie situated i saii Pt>us mih in the vulagr of r.rryviiie, ts" caIied,) J viz one un> i,vni d half part "i crr aia pi e m land, with dwelling hou.e. barn, wo 'd-sh.d aud ah-r Utsi b,slth tgs. thereon -tamtt Hg. iMpndes; north. 0R iIighwav. s7si an M'eIlH .huHSse .ni. s,uth On JAm-s TeiT,. and west 0n Gasrs 4. V ssan, c"IIa:pIaE me half acre mofe or less. Sln'6 af abpL twI tD.'usagj q lIATs That i, " dlld be tor ihs bs left af ssi .Oinnr [" nave his interest n .aid real -state Lr, apd ' 1r av A,ls thereof pia 2 .u ih .resi 0r oihsr. v .. inv ys'ed asth' Ssa u'- psovs ies, uTsy iHx { ' lib rN i' sell said tT"pe.'y i"F the puT pos" .cwrsslL. as i,es peiiI ,I an ti.e.
 li ,s mh red bs Ihi. c ur'. ts.ss AaiA Gn ard. 'aa give n"tice ofsnd a.Npli' i",, nv ran>l"g fh- sams io be pu pushed ,n rne "f me W, w.4 ,Al,ers i.riaIed In l.nch6-It in the C"u,iS "t Lichsi-id three W .rks au 'cessIv.ly. at iels' .,x w.eks hs ore ih. hearing. aud that ssis. ,e,i'in wlil b" heard Ai the PrnsNUe Oii"e Ia aid district "n 1hs 3Ai day 0f May, next. q 2"cl.kk sn the sfii Ta."s
 Cr,ili d f. ,ln R-r"td.
 AMMv GIprsNo.. Judge.
Litchfield enquirer., 1852-03-25
1OOTH e PECK,

Lmpsrfers ef Ckina amd 1avfhsM WaTs, I'D ESPECTfUkE.Y salieh lhe attention N of dealers sD theiF assortment uf China aaA Rasshen Ware, isnpnFsed fnE she Fall Trade. We have islss 60 tssaies of Psint- es and cemmsn wsss. cuataisiag c com- pa<sa assortment.
 Ak.Sfl--A fall sterk of Glass Ware.
 Nesrhenis wsIl nnf if 70 QsbeiF sdsaAlaee Co esll anA examiNe anF prices ee'OFs PsF- sisaeiae tn Esw Kosk'
 Opdeaa hEs mall PlgmEs,y. si.ea; .wrw X
 Wall street. aFpnssse 70 Sssy 1yIsls nsllgsyssE Asg ss' ssst' s@Ae
Litchfield enquirer., 1852-03-25
NI1W GOODS.
E. D. MIG NIEL.

HAS just received well selected assort- IA mem of SPRING GooDs. to which he would invite the attention of purchasers from this and tho nhighhoring towns Terms Cash, and prices accordingly.
 N. E. Most kinds of produce taken in exchange for goods st cash prices.
Litchfield enquirer., 1852-03-25

At < isUurt pf trOi,aic liol.ien at TOrringsOn
 within and flr ths D,-irict of TUr. iDg Dgson. On the l4ih day of F-b 4 D.. l852. Prss@m'. HENRY 5. BAsBoUe. E>q. Judge. NSrA rE"f pOMEKOY LEACH, late 1 Of TIrringiOm, in sad ,iisir,cI Asceas. e'i ihe NdNtnSIrauOr vost t~sania tue -eeaate ms .lveni. and prnys the spp ,intme nt OI CImmissiOnsrs lheTe0n---N w Nhefeulson, o.. 'ier..d. tllss t'Onnnssi0ners ,0 receive. ex. aiDi"S ana adjust tiIs elaIms of the crrdi- iors "f said es ate. he npp0inisd si the PrO- ''iie lDfIscs ii snit TOrringiOB. On the Isl Jay of March, 1852. al nine o'cl"ck tn tlse F'reHrois. asd iiiai all Ters'sn. ins~rssi~d ii, sad rstnis may be- no,iii-d tlei eGf ,he Ad 'ni',is'rsins wiIl cARss il,is os der iO b. pub- lished ia nswspap~F prins~d in Li;ch6..ld. and p'sl c0py thrTs0f o, the public sigh l'0st nearest esse ciace where shs deceassd hs. dweli in sad Torring,oB. 4 true copy 0f Recuei.
 q HENRY s. BARBOUR. Judge. Al Coasf 0is g'Falsat.. h0i.lea af New Mil
 Gsd wisAin nnA fDr ,he .Districf,0f New Msissssd. an the l7ih day of-JaR. 1859.
 t,srssas. p c SAsT.,Rn. Ess Jadge. AN aesti44 of the Exeeu,or ar1the lhsi " wiiD9l STEPHEN TREAT. lase . New Miikssas 6i,kia Hatd disuica. deress- ed; This Cohsi d0sh derrse shsi six moosha ffom shis dass be slleseA asa limite1 fos the eEs4isOEs ~ aasd E~ssss theiS eiaims ., gHiasa she same so sati EsccnsgE. sad di. fssis ihaa pahlie a0tiee be gwen ef this ss ter hg adseGltsiDg lm q AewAPaprr pHhlishef 'a Li'slsAFId, and 5y pssstDg $ copy ihsss6 'sn the pahlic sigs poAi in said tsWs cf Nsv M'ltsd. aea'esi abe plscs whsFe ihe deeeas. ed lssi dwrls.
 csni6ed ron Recsrd.
 D c. SANFORD JeAee EA D0Z haaa.'psnneII. riP and aeek Ae@Ak SNsss. af }lulshsts. SGsea' q 1aeks sl stia Ss&kaiS. as whDlasls snA segasl bs
 IlOLcOMB A LYON. e waiss assS', DsiAUsp~s,
Litchfield enquirer., 1852-03-25
EOR sale. . lsIh, of abnui H I4O acres. fnTms Tly b.l"Bg ing q, The late (yhauucy Warner.

E.q. situated tn Ply .louih Tow:. shin. .l, ns one mile so8ih 4 the village af Narshf,e;1. Said hrm has on il g.s'd iw" .lssy nw~lljne hon4s. snd three basns., and is veli vsa,ered; add wnsd~d. Enqaive cH the, prsmises. As iI stsman wS"a"srd Esq, si Pt, moutli, March 6. isS2s
Litchfield enquirer., 1852-03-25
BRANT'S INDTAN PULMONARY BAL,SAE

HAs esrsd wi,hoas shs least shadow Of douts ;
 sAst ef the msss asagiy dsyeoped eases of sleersf Aiy other meAicineasnd wkich wcas a0 sfssriy ks
 hs thai tse dlscased pefs0ns were pronounced by p
 driaRs and friends, 10 be AcTvALLv DYike.
 1k4s Besam e VEogrADLg compound. Whk
 ssvsr injares any pessoa when l. used for the ca
 FYlN0 and IMPERATIVE prsprrsiss. . and a sssl. x eoagha end e esss that ssgy idssise Cedaa Disez which is csed by Rhyscians and oshrys and C Esas sgnsidrred tO be, without the lenst doabt
 Pulmonary COMsMnlptiOH- :, JAss Bslssm Assis and ewes sirsrs in the Ls~ess
 ssswhs.s s.ls,ssl as esyia.s and ss:iiy lhas os
 sa.a5.s ssrss and Assl ulcers externally, 7Ais DAIs
 Tea ssr slI oshsT Tslssdiss kavs fAilsd . Cure
 THOUSANDS or coNsyMPT40Ns EssS2Es ; ;;6:.s N ;gi:;S saSrs.s s :'' .ss.s: I
 .,:.: VI :: s. . '. s.. z <; s s..! E :.s .: :s
 bass ss ass'sd. Aad asf sise Sen ebhfdsss sAAk sss ssi1 ,s Isss is.s e1seisl ss sAs iAsss esa end support sa a9 se Aass esssrfs4- aRS saALlsEeE rns Rn"saiEToR q spy eiAsr ssass1. . soesLsss DYING REHseHs e ss PsthisA.
 GRANTS INDIAN PULMONARY BAI.6Alf safse c0yk UMPTyOM csssks, Csika NgSisisg q Rase4,
 .ss .s z. w.s.sss: sss: s.: {: z ssa E Nssre, FsssH WsekHsssss snd Ccanissnss CA6lrsS fs Jsais., Bysssis,y. and ssNnv Csaelsieis, "a DYING WOMAN sAvxzs.
 We publsh this cure of csassmpsies; ig adIss 6ns sue q the many which eas he -PEas9fis naseal power to save life. whi.h ihi. Bels. psesssss
 isnds. to he h the s.sy lest stagee uf5h1 eseesa AcTpALLy DYIHa--sna h ska assesso isy ssisS lkas ssr i,issds had ssagAi tss sssA :.d sa s...:... s.a:... sss ,ss s.iss.ss sis 2 :..: s ASst NBksman 0w0Fe tal the 1ax9s hesaaa 1Ass sG Kss4R, kag juHns ef sl fBles and editpr ef papsE q bsilsto1. sAs Gpd ehAraslsra q s.' pyasean tnr vssAc!l1 - sssssi.als s,.sal, & lAst he kssns sn sAs eas e s,.iea aad ihai v 1!z .aaas eA@ ' sss& For tls sai peF'icalAxs q - saFa. sse eun PAnrnlEes : ~ G4s " BgtiEEEb inPessiRbR % aEs. E; ! Nssrs. II R csif..g 2 e. q Esll otsskK e % ,sH isss: S T ws is.s int hsssa sEicssK in
 rsspselnbis cirren of this piaea gfGM of csnssmgsisA which DAenE'R ihniaM ruNMskksa n.faAn hss prodaeea 0n sha waGs ~ M 6eN2anaAe4 2 a. -ss s. 's: S:s s.i. {. iss ,ss ss. ' 2 s ras ssses,sasiy .sss.ssS lhsl IT lpl tsAsass tzgasnhk (ar Asr co Re Z '5' q .<
 Moas rRAM ewa aAS komosa. n.s uhsa sl elAsg Asps e .E fal,t ahe es.ezesa tnknl elans,s puins.aIs 1nlt aud ln1 ia3nsl e1an sy has Inlsna hsE 6sn eSfs4 k1 Qa.ns llo e nke gu1E o1gnh agf alalAAing lS h1l d0ml1slil k1.@kr& ssidlne l1ni aEs b inashass l0 Esssi's 0sI ~ Ds i4 greezsSV lrlm lumV aessss. ana d1ng.EeeA asanase .e6 " ih.snas snd naiaehsm sdnsltSH tkm sosNtA un Eungs pEzn m A
Litchfield enquirer., 1852-03-25
DIED.

In this town, 2Oih inst, Mir. Alfred Peek aged g.
 In this town, Mir. Simeon Palmer, aged 72.
 Tn this Gown, South Farms, 18th inst, Mir. James Waugh, aged 66.
 In this town, 23j insI. Mir. John We,more aged B.
 In South Kent. 22d ut, Mir. Edgar Rob eris. aged 22 years.
Litchfield enquirer., 1852-03-25
MARRIED.

In t!iS village, 10th inst, Mir. Benjamin A. Mccall to Miss COFneIia Bidwell.
 In WOOdbury, llth inst, Mfr, Theodore JudSOn to Miss Julia M. Cotton.
Litchfield enquirer., 1852-03-25

kA D0E haaa. 'psnnell. Fip end asek Le@A& sstss. af flslshsss. Slpea' q Iarks . aud fie&kHfS. ui whDIasls sRA sesasl bs
 IiOLc0MB A LYON. e waiss aseSs, DsiAUspsss.
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No 9S.


Resolu que detection qui dot avor lieu lie IA
JUN proclaim, pour les dialogues la convention
chargee de faire une nouvelle Constitution pour
FEtat, soft tenue aux endroits ci-apres enume-
res, ct sous Ia surveillance DIES commissaires ct
gretiers ci-apres mentionnes, ct ceux qui seront
NOMINEES par lie MARIE ct lie Conseil des Aldermen:
PREMIER DISTRICT.
Ter WARD, Premier Precinct - chez Philip
Kramer, encoignure Annonciation ct de la
Course. Mark Walton, commissaire il. w. Haz-
card, grefier,
Second Precinct-chez John Anderson, WIS.,
avis Ia station aux chevaux. James Golding,
commissaire; John j. Osborn, gretfier.
2me WARD, ITOisieme Precinct "a fEcole
Fulton, encoignure Annonciation ct Duplantier
Robert E. Redwood, commissaire; Thomas Dia-
mond greffier.
Quafrieme Precinct-case de la pompe No IS,
rue Calliope. Joseph Etter, commissaire R.
D. Calder, grefier.
3me WARD, Cinquieme Preciact--case de Ia
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pompe Mississippi No 2, rue Tchoupitoulas w.
IL. Filkins, commissaire Chs. Greenleaf gref-
fer.
SiTieme Precinct-case de la Compagnie de
Tuyaux de 10 Louisiana, encoignure Perdido ct
Carondelet. j. N Hawthorn commissaire: q.
L. Shaw, greffier.
Septieme Precinct-chez Arthur O'Donnell,
encoignure Cirque ct Poydras. L. Walton, COM
missaire; D. NJ. Beecher, greffier
SECOND DISTRICT.
4me WARD, Huitieme Precinct--a la pension
de M. Hayes, rue Cont, vis-a-vis lh6tel Cont
A. Saucier, commissaire : j. nj. Wagner, grief
fer.
.Neuuieme Precinct-a Ia case pompe, rue
Bienville. entire Franklin ct Basin John Da-
Wis, conlmissaire; j. w. Fernandez, greffier.
5me WARD, Diaisme Precinct--chez Louis L.
Boudet, No 8, rue Jefferson, entire Levee ct
Charities. e. A. Michel, commssaire l.. Bo-
zonier, gretiier.
Onzieme Precinct --au cafe Paturzo, rue
fOrleans, entire Royale ct Bourbon. Valcourt
Fortier, commissaire Auguste Dejean, greffier
D0uzene Precinct--au cafe de Frank Alt
mann, encoignure Marais ct Orleans. j. B. So
rapuru, commissaire; A. Roux, greffer.
6me WARD, 7reizieme Precanct-case a pompe
Nod, rue H6pital, entire les rues Royale ct Bour-
bon. Louis Sere, commissaire John f. Dufour,
greffier.
QuatorGieme Precinet-cafe encoignure st.
Claude ct chemin du Bayou Nj. Barnett senior,
commissaire A. De Fletcher, grefier.
TRosIEME DISTRICT.
Tme WARD, Quinsisme Preciact-a PEcole,
rue DIES Grands Hommes, entire Bagatelle ct
Union. St. G. Guinault, commissaire T. Au-
| zaut, gretfier.
Seizieme Pyecinct--halle Bretonne. f. Blanc,
commissaire; II. Gerard, Gretfier.
Dir-Septisme Precinct -au lac Pontchar-
train, chez J. B. Erhart j. O'Nel, commits
sare J. Myers, grefier.
| Sine WARD, Dir-huitieme Precinct --c case a
pompe Compagnie dite Phoenix Nos, rue Mande-
vile. Michel Anne, commissaire j. Lanaux
greffer.
Dir-neupieme Precinct-dep6t du chemin de
| fer du Collie du Mexique j. Pierce, commits
saire Alfred Ducros, grefier.
| 9me WARD, Pingtieme Precipct--- au cafe de
CARTS, encoignure Montegut ct Casacalvo. p
| Boisfontaine, comnssaire; John Laidlaw, grief
| fer
| Hingt-e -ulisme Precinct-- -maison Char
miller, encoignure Congress ct Levee Jacques
Charbonnet, commissaire V. Sheldon, greffier.
QuATRIEME DISTRICT.
lone WARD, Uiagt -deunieme Precinct--cafe
Altmeyer, encognure Ste. Marie ct Magasns
G. w. Wilson, commissaire; G. R. Elliot, greffier
11me WARD, Vingt- troisieme Preeinct--
| a pompe Compagnie No %, rue Washington. IL
B. Cresoq, commissaire; G. Gillespie, grefier.
| (Signe) FRAN. ALPuENTE, Pres. du
| Cons DIES Ass. Aldermen.
Consel DIES Aldermen
| Approve lie II JUN 1852
| (Signe) A. d. CRoSsMAN, Marie.
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No So.

Resolu que permission soft ct demeure accor-
dee B. II. Tegdar, detablir I'm .jardn pour y
detailler de la biere, sur la rue FACADE de Ia
Levee, entire les rucs Louisa ct Clouet, dams lie
trosieme District ct J. P. Simon, d'etablir
un jardin pour detailler de la biere, sur les
Champs Elysees, egalement dams lie troiseme
District; pourvu que les dites personnes Sc con-
torment la police qui coneerne ces sortes de
lieux, ct qu'ils continuent ce genre d'atfaires
tant quill plaira au Conseil.
(Signe) FRAN. ALrUENTE, Presid.
du Cons. des Ass. Aldermen.
(Sign6) WM. G. G. CLAIBORNE, Pr6sid,
du Cons. DIES Aldermen.
Pour copie conforme,
l.. HEYLIGER, Secret
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No so.
Resolu que lie maire soft ct demeure autorise
faire avec M. Marquee, lie contrat necessaire
pour lie nivellement, la fouille DIES fosses ct lie
pavage du Chemin de la Metairie, depuis la rue
du Canal jusqn'au pont du Bayou; ainsi que la
rue Washington, depuis lie pont du Bayou JUS
qua ce quill ait rejoint lie pavage du chemin du
Bayou lie tout commencement a la vente faite
par Honorable MARIE, ct les specifications enre-
gistrees au bureau du yoyer, relative a cette
question.
Signe F. ALPUENTE, President du
Cons. DIES Ass Aldermen.
signe VIC. C. CLAIBORNE, Pres. du
Conseil DIES Aldermen.
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OFFICE OF THE COMMISSIONERS |
THE CONSOLIDATED DEBT OF NEW ORLEANS. !

OFFICE OF THE COMMISSIONERS |
OF THE CONSOLIDATED DEBT OF NEW ORLEANS !
NRwORLEASs June 3, 1857.
FIN CONFORMITY with the provisions of the
Legislature of the State approved May lS47, and
auficien asses being on hand
will this FRIDAY,
September for the sale BONDS Of the late
Municipality Number One to the extent Of FORTY THOUSAND
paity One opened acted upon the said nth
September 1852 those Bonds which offered the
greatest discount which fall due within the shortest period shall
the Sinking
Municipality One the said Act of May lsa
-CoMMGssIoNERs-
A. D. CROSSAlAN, Mayor.
o. DEBUYS, Comptroller.
WIN. II. GARLAND, Treasurer
VIM. P. CONVERSE, Chairman OF the
Finance Committee of the Board Of Aldermen
L. H. PLACE, Chairman OF the Finance
Committee of the Board Of Assistant Aldermen
A. LAYET, Secretary. je5 tlIthSept
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No SO.
ATTENDU que lie Bureau DIES Directeurs DIES
Ecoles Publiques du second District, dams sa
derniere seance, a cree Pemploi de tresorier DIES
Ecoles Publiques pour lie dit District don't lie de-
yoir sera de recevoir toutes les sommes appro-
prices iusage DIES Ecoles du dit District, ct de
les payer SUI lie mandat du president du dit Blu
reau contresigne par lie secretaire; ct attendu
que, dams ropinion de ce Conseil, lie dit emploi
est cree CONFINEMENT la loi
Quill soft en- consequence resolu, que lavocat
de cette vile soft requis de bonner a &C Conseil
son opinion quand au droit legal qua lie dit Bu-
reau DIES Ecoles Publiques de Greer lie susdit en-
ploi de tresorier.
(Signe) FRAN. ALPUENTE, Pres du
Cons. des Ass. Aldermen.
(Signe) W. C. c. CLAIBORNE, Pres. du
Consel des Aldermen,
Approve lie II JUN 1852.
(Signe) A D. CRossMAN, Marie.
----=z=-s-
No 100.
Resolu que la somme de mile piastres soft ct
demeure appropriees Pusage de la Maison de
Refuge, payables sur lie mandat du contr6leur.
(Signe) f. ALPUENTE, Presid. du
Cons DIES Assist Aldermen
(Signe) w. C. G. CLAIBORNE, Presid
du Cons. des Aldermen.
Approve lie Il JUN 1862
(Signe) A. D. GRESHAM, marie.
Rour copie conforme,
L. HEYL1GER, Secretaire.
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OFFICIAL NOTICES.
oFEIcg OF THE COMMISSIONERS

OFFICE OF THE COMMISSIONERS
OF THE CONSOLIDATED DEBT OF NEW oRLEANS.f
NEw ORLEANS, May 6, 1852.
DY VIRTUE of the 3Tth Section of the Act
Legislature the Of louisiana entitled An Act to
Consolidate the y Of Newomna and provide for the government
and administration Of It's affairs approved d February 1852 and OF
IAN Supplementary Act to
Consolidate the C NewOrlean and providing the ncorpoa
the City Lafayette with the City of Neworean approved
23d February 1887 the Sd Section Act entitled An Act
Consolidate the City of Neweans and
provide the government of ts ars approved
March 18th, 1851
SEALED PROPOSALS will the Bankng house of
CORNING co. in the city of ewYork from SATURDAY
the 18th May MONDAY the 18th July a o'clock the
OF CITY OF NEW ORLEANS the Of ONE THOUSAND
issued conformity with the resolutions adopted
by the Commissioners meeting held on the 2sih April 1857 said
Bonds to be dated July 1882 payable in FORTY YEARS. the Office
the City Treasurer with interest at the rate cent
divided into attached thereto said being
payable Of January and the LIST day of July
each the office of the City Treasurer or in the city OF New
York, at the option of the purchaser
proposals the purchase Bonds Of the
City NewOean be opened and ndiudcaed the highest
bidder the the city New FORK
third Monday, the 18th July, 1852, at II o'eoekM.
there should be bids the rate) the
Bonds offered they shall be divided nearly
possible, amongst the bidders.
said Bonds to he Immediately applied to
obligations the City NewOehns,
Lafayette Bonds Coupons Interest all Coupons and
Warrants presentation thereof at
the City Treasuref's Office.
-coMMIssIoSERs-
A. d. CROSSMAN, Mayor.
o. DEBUYS Comptroller,
WIN. Fl. GARLAND
VIM P. CONVERSE, Chairman of the
Finance Committee of the Board of Aldermen,
L. Fl. PLACE, Chairman of the Finance
Committee Of the Board OF Assistant Aldermen.
A. LAyyr tjyl0
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No so.

MARIE DE LA N'LLE-ORLEANs, ic II JUN 1862.
CoNsEu. GENERAL "A NILE-oalEANs.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-06-14

Ordonnance ttabiissam des Prisons pour la
attention ct Pemprtsonnement des esciapes
Quill soft ordonne par lie Conseil General de la
vile de la Nouvelle-o Orleans, qua dater de la
passatlon de cette ordonnance, tous les esclaves
arretes dams les limites DIES premier ct quatrie-
me Districts seront emprisonnes dams la Maison
de Travail ct Prison du premier District, ct
que tous les esclaves arretes dams les limites du
second ct du troisieme District seront emprison-
mes dams la geole de police de lex-premiere mu-
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-06-14

u EFINED SUGAR-150 bbls, Crushed and
jei0 Nv CONVERSE Il CO.. 81 Tehoupitoulas street.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-06-14

COFFEE-40o bags prime Rio, $50 bags Ha-
~ and Java, for sale by
jslo av CONVERSE co, 81 Tehoup.oulss street.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-06-14

| UUMITES SPEUIAUN.
M. Burthe, CONNIE president du comite special,
DIES afaires non-terminees du troisieme District,
presente lie rapport suivant, lequel, sur motion
du meme membre, est refere au connite de f.
nances;
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1852-09-22

"LEr JUSTICE BE Done PIT is due to
the women of the north that we give the
character of the sisterhood composing the
"hen convention" at Syracuse, and with
this view we extract the following from the
N. York Express: besa-a
"The slsterhood prominent in these pub
lie convocations are generally very uneasy
spirits. In most cases they are unhappi!y
matched, and the only remedy for their ills
is a dissolution of the bonds Of matrimony.
The crying grievances they suffer under are
from husbands they don't love, or whom
they despise; and riddance from them is the
only society remedy that will relieve their
cares. Often these women have married
men who are their interiors in mind and
manners, and the yoke weighs heavily up
on their necks, though yoke Of their own
choosing. Then, again, they are spinsters
that could not captlvate the hearts they de.
sired, and therefore think i'll of mems hearts
and heads in general. The secret history
of almost all of them would disclose some
particular domestic grievance or social an
noyance, and thus account for their idio-
syncracies, one and all. Unhapplness exists
at home, and hence these contortions a.
broad. The publicity the Press gives them
but feeds the disorder, for to 1t is thus ad.
ded, in the end, sense of newspaper inn
portance, and rage for newspaper notori-
ety.h
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1852-09-22

MELANCHOLY CIRcUMsTANcE.-Ac cor'
respondent of the Baltimore Sun relates the
following circumstance connected with the
family Of Mr.. Wood,t the engineer who was
killed few days since on the Virginia
and Tennessee Railroad:
son Friday evening last, young and
interesting mother, with her babe, left Boss
ton In the cars for New York, where she
intended to take the steamer Roanoke, and
Join beloved husband in Richmond, Va.
He was an engineer On the Virginia and
Tennessee Railroad Half way to Ston-
ington-at Kihgston-a passenger in the
train received telegraphic dispatch that
that very husband had, few hours previ!
ousIy, been killed by the explosion Of his
own engine.
"The afectionate and dighifed deport:
ment of the lady had attracted the general
observation of her fellow travellers, for all
seemed to know the object Of her journey.
The tidings of the melancholy catastrophe
also spread through the cars. She-she
alone was ignorant of the impending storm
cloud. Finally, without disclosing the real
obiect,slie was persuaded to return to Prov
idence, and see if there were any tidings
for her by telegraph. There, doubtless,
she soon learned the soul blighting reverse
to all her happiness" 'e