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PIANO TUNING.

ri COATES most respectfully inform
IL. the public of Baton Rouge and vi
ity that he will tune and repair Paino Forts
Violins, Guitars, and all other musical in
struments on reasonable terms.
Orders left at the Comet Office or Jacob
Pipers on Church Street will meet with
prompt attention maj 81 ly
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CARRIAGES, HARNESS, WHIPS, &c

CARRIAGES, HARNESS, WHIPS, &c
TTNHE Subscribers as
i sortment of Carria- ~n a
ges, Harness, whips, &c. (--
are now complete, and NkS
he invites on examina-
ton OF hi- stock before purchasing in New
Orleans, as he guarantees his prices a. low
as any in the South.
Wareroom corner of Third and Florida
Streets. Manufacturing and repairing in
superior style at the old established stand
corner Of Main and Church Staeets.
Jan. 2Sth, tt w. r. TUNNARD.
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further term, the stockholder dissenting
from said renewal shall be bound to trans
fer their stock to those during the renewal
at its fair value, to be fixed by appraisers
mutually chosen for that purpose.
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Timothy Fav. N. ,.

ID ESlDENT Dentist, flor fourteen years
llpast) Office second floor, LIST door over
the store Of MI 9uegn caaystt: s street
Col J: E: Layet, Hon. N. g. Penn, Rev. J.
Woodbridge, DR.. F. NJ. Hereford, Rev. Bis
hop Polk, Professor J. L. Riddel.
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New ORLEANS. June. 1847.

NEW ORLEANS, June, 1S47.
~Dr. Fay, studied Dentistry in the city
of New York, and subsequently graduated
in the Medical College Of Louisiana. He is
a gentleman of integrity and have no hes
itation in recommending him as an accom-
plished practical Dentist.
WARREN STONE, MD.
June Is. If. Professor Of Surgery.
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NJ u s t ard.

on GROSS Ohio Mustard pat up in
~ pound, half and quarter pound tin
canisters by Dixon, Shoemaker K Co., Gin.
cinnati. Also 20 gross Thornton and Gun
steads Kentucky Mustard. for sale by
July s ly. II. /. WADDlLL.
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CORNER or LA1AyrTH AND CMu1Cn SIS.
THERE IS NOAUCTION GOODS d
i my establishment. Nor do propose
to "sell for cost" and "less than cost.n Ny
goods are well selected and contain al the
latest and most fashionable patterns selec-
ted by an experienced purchaser in the New
York and Philadelphia markets. ! have
no article that has been forced into market
under the hammer on occount q ehonGe IN
fashion, or damage. The public nay feel
satisfied that what they purchase q n =
new and fashionable. / do not pgufeos b
be in competition with the v0nden q
''Chsap Goods" do however pgetsnd TO
sell as cheap as any retail House q Sand.
ing in the Union. If you DO not think %
call and see. june ~ y
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For Sale at any Price.

A LOT Of Stoves--various kinds, whicn,
II being offered out Of season, is evidence
Of our anxiety to sell, and that bargains can
be had. Give us call families and dealers
and buy US out, az we ere anxious TO quit the
Stove trade. 8. M. HAKT b Co.
Corner of Front and Laurel SITS,
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0LD AUTH0Rs.-Jus imported from London by FRANCK
" TAYLOR
Bacon on the Advancement Of Leaning. vol.
Bscon's Essays, and Wisdom OF the Ancients VOL
Bsccn's Novum 0rranum. VOL
The Table John Setden. vol.
The Rcsovcs-Dvne, Moral and PoIica-of owen Fetbsm.
.r F... +. r K +
The Life Of Mrs. Godopbin by John Evelyn. vol
The Holy and Pronne Thomas Fuller.
Fuiers Good Though,s In bad Time. 1 vol
Fuuers History OF the Holy War. 1 vol. a.tt
Jeremy TayIofs Rule and Exercises Of Holy Living.
Jeremy Taylos Rule and Exercises Of Holy Dying VOL
Chronicles Of tho Crursdes Narratives
Early Travels In Palestine by various writers. VOL
si1 Old English Chronicles. vol.
And others. List 10 be continued.
MWl3 M.F
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United state. Patent Once,
wAsmsoros, May 7, 1852.

N the petition Of Abran Van Order, OF Ithaca New York,
for The extension Of him the lh
Of July 1885, for Improvement in boilers for steam
Ac Tor of said pacni which
takes place on the seventeenth day Of July issa-
ordered that the said petition heard the Patent Office
Monday the l2h July 1854 ~ O'Clock, and all
notified and show they have why said
ution ought not 10 be granted. Fs. .sagss
opposing required
oce their objections specially set forth writing. least
before hied
be The said hearing be taken and transmitted
cordance with oce, which viii be furnished
phcation. ~ sffI
Ordered also that this notice be published in the National Inc
Republic Union, Washington, D. Inquirer,
adephis Pennsylvania Express New york Ahsny State Regis
Albany, New York Commercial Advertiser, BoHao
Yoski and Daily Rec, Boston, Massacusetts week
for three successive weeks the 2 Of July the
s.et THOs. EWBANK,
lNAeE.f@ Commissioner Of Patents
II y Editors of the shove will copy
hill. 20 ,he Patent Once, with Containing
May s-inwJw
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4, OWEN & SON. Nili,ary and Naval Merchant Tall
H. Iors method o informing their friends the pub
generally ey have Just received, direct fom Ne- York,
spnq and goods consisting Of superior bue
aes and fancy boo, black fancy csssnsres With
Of the latest styles, together with variety Of other
srtces Of gentlemen'e
Tbantft past vcs they request that their friends ~i call
and examine or themselves.
hp7ANswim sl Aa8I IitN
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lMPORTANr To HOUSE BUILDERS would respect,
fully say 20 my oid customers and 10 the public general
having received e,
ssy, Ac, am prepared sell chosp cheapest NV
eortwent ef building siefsi- particularly yse cannot
he surpassed by any In Washington will
At any and MI times 70 prove 20 ,ose who ur
of the shove Such Inducements viii be offered possibly
be rejected
lei C.. WOODWARD
p.nnsylvsni, avenue between ION and lib streets.
Ap oo--3rsodif --t
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NOTICE.-we have hand store good
soment Of sofas mahogany paror and chairs
will sell on the accommodating ..1.s. +.
j. s. EwELL CO.,
Corner OF 18th street. Pennsylvania avenue, up stairs
MAY I3-H
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New siik Manties and Grape shawIs
MAGRUDER CALVERT viii day open those
u with
plain embroidered white Grape hsws tssy
particularly call the attention Of the ladies.
May f3-eoJt
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As national work. twill cement the mutual affections
OF our people, and bind together the union OF our States
by all The Inducements that excite common inter
eslhat can elevate national pride, and perpeuate
tional fame. a N slaeH - a - oeG
On some future occasion, when it may suit the con-
yenience OF the House will discuss the legal objections
that have been RAISED against the donations Of land TO
railways constructed by the States. uh
Mr.. FREEMAN, from the Committee on Public
Lands, reported. with amendment Senate bill No.
l2l entitled bill granting the right OF way and por-
on oil the public land to the State Of Arkansas TO aid
IN the construction OF certain railroads in that State
which was referred 10 the Committee of the Whole on
the state OF The Union, and ordered to be pnated
Mr.; FREEMAN also, from The same committee, re-
ported the following bills; which were seyeraly read
nrst and second time by their titles referred 10 the Com
miee of The Whole the stale OF the Union, and
dered TO be printed, viz; bill granting the right OF
way and making donation Of public land TO the States
OF Mississippi and louisiana in aid OF the construction
OF railroad from the city of New Orleans. in The
State OF Louisiana, TO Jackson, in the State Of Mis-.
ssslppi :; bill granting to the States of Illinois and
Indiana the right OF way and portion OF the public
lands 10 aid in the construction of railroad from La
fayette, Indiana via Mddepor, lroquois county to La
Sale couny, 10 Illinois = and bill granting The right
OF way and making grant OF land 10 the State OF
Louisiana 10 aid in the construction of certain rail-
roads" M
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NOTICE OF a BILL.

Mr. FREEMAN gave notice that on to. o.monow, or some
subsequent day. he would ask leave ntrodace bill TO
and Territories of California, Utah. New Mexico Louis
lana and Mississippi and also 10 aid those States and Ter
way pos.road from San Diego, the Pacific Vcksburg,
on the Mississippi river.
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HOUSE or REpREsrNrArrvEs

After the reading OF the journal,
Mr.. STANTON. Of Kentucky, asked leave 10 make
report from the Committee on Printing the claim OF
Thomas Richie, and TO have its consideration postponed
to q day certain. .aafis .EJ t'... ..IH
Mr.. HOUSTON objected TO the motion to postpone 10
day certain, as he indsposed TO give the report
from this Committee private claim precedence over
other business so under bs objection leave to report
not given 10 Mr.. s.
The regular order Of business being called for. Id.
Mr. Fitch rose and was recognised by toe Chair.
+ The SPEAKER Announced the fret business in order
10 be the further consideration Of the resolution
time since reported from the Joint Printing Committee.
which was as follows, vzs ~
Rssoiped, That the Cornrprce Printing, under the
o,o resolution OF August Isi6 have power adopt
socb measures may be d-,med necessary remedy
any neyeot delay the part of the 10 esr
duve he ordered by Congress. and AXE yro
deduction the compensation allowed refuse
wo altogether should II be inferior standard and
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PETITIONS. Krc., UNDER THE RULE.

BY Mr. s. MARTIN, Of louisiana The memorial of tho
clerks in the New Orleans coslom-house, praying or re-
eff referred 10 the COMMITTEES the Judiciary 2 lTl
by Mr. HENM Petition nf Robert W. steele, asking sd:
diuona assistant marshal ~ taxing The
census OF Jefferson county Iowa referred 10 the Commt-
Z the Judicisry -. -. -.,.,e.x.
syor and aldermen OF mphs praying the surrender Of
the arsenal property in Memphis for the purpose of sus
Ry hr KtJRTZ, The petition of one hundred aud
snys1 oitlzens OF county Of York, State OF Pennsyva
MA Congress grant 100 OF land instead Of
~ scrss 10 the solders who served in the OF 1872 the
Indian war and the other OF the republic referred 70
tbe Committee Public Lands.
nv Mr. INGERSObLt The petition of J. Potor and
other OF the OF Darby In The Stae OF Con-
nectca praying lor the enactment oil law granting lsnd
10 actual settlers ~
BY Mr. SEYMOUR, Of New Yorki The memorial OF
ctzsns Of Troy. New York. pfay ing fJr mod hcatton Of
bounty land sw so that all persons, including sesmen
and marlnes. who served Tor pert IN he war OF
1872 be allowed rtcsve 100 acres OF land referred
o the Committee Pubc Lands. i1s rlH.ff 1#'
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SOUTHERN PACIFIC ROUTE.

From this barren, frgd, and desoaie picture, we turn
WIN pleasure TO the Southern Pacific route, where we
NM na Nature has furnished every inducement alike TO
me eopdly and The patriotism OF man. 10 engage in the
construction OF this magnificent workibe greatest either
VI sncienl on OF modern lines Without designing or even
auoWbs he iact, "a divinity within" has 40 shaped
SuI ends tnat we have already constructed fifteen hun
eo mes OF this road and the vast plain that stretches
nom The banks OF the Mississippi 10 the shore OF ibe
as,nc nc cnes out TO us in the language Of Scripture,
why stand ye here all the day idIep The political
Ies Of Louisiana. Texas, Utah. New Mexico, and Cali
ofha seem now 10 have been provdenal acts whereby
Su nauona dominion has grasped the entire breadth OF
and planted our infant cities upon it's
aeSeth olnk The same events have possessed us OF
ms raso del Nore--that great natural breach in the
sa,se,sse impeneirsbe cham Of the Rocky mountains
% u eher side spread out before as the grand plateaus
Ia nov invite our free and thrivng millions 10 their
s and ieeming bosoms, and furnish alike the ample
ana the Inexorable necessity OF constructing the
nqanhe and Pacific railway
he was prophet who declared that !" westward the
nsa a o. empire takes It's way" With the nexhausble
nes 'he numerous and abundant agricultural profuc
ana me more genial climate OF our Pacific posses
with the unrufed surface OF the vast Pachc-tha
M s mhiennium OF waers-spread out by Nature to re-
i've and secure the commerce OF a world with seven
aaarea millions OF industrious. but comparatively feeble
npuenslve people on it's opposite shore and with
uepeaden race of people in Mexico and South America
sna sio preven, Pacific from rivaing our Atlantic
s 10 It's population, it's magnificent cities its shipping,
- ~ @.onmefce It's temples OF worship. it's academies Of
greatness
a WIN The facilities that will follow the completion OF
laIwsy what people will dare dispuie our empire
MN MN lne Northern and Southern Pacific oceans Who
presume TO say the tabled wealth OF Ind is not ours
no we have conquered the rolling tides OF the tempest
hauan'c, and grown rich bya limited commerce with
shal s.al PORTION OF the two hundred nons OF diplo-
nav" and warike beings that inhabit Europe aud make
rsaounary gain their principal occupations what profits
w, we not anticipate from trade with the untnored
Of the mild Pacific, and the hundred mil
Aslacs, who have yet TO learn the wiles of COM
sSa @ diplomacy, and who will compete with us
-, me we mastery OF the seas
The road 80 = wy Ve'eS'V' ~ ''' No"'"'e'on "
r financial operation, il bids fair 10 rival the
NJ Q, California As commercial enterprise, Il has
rssny N magnitude, and can never be riyaled in is
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.n,tes even more unfayorsbly with the railroad line
1hen we estimate that there wilgo 70 California ap
ay one hundred and fifty thousand persons, and that
LnndTed thousand OF them will settle there and fifty
Sand Se will come back the annual saving Of expense
~ living the railroad will be So2. 900.
The daily union., 1852-05-13

A short review Of Mr.. Wbiiney's plan makes il evil
dent that the location OF his road and his scheme for its
construction, present obstacles which cannot be over
come
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sos do provisions; 3e2 do whiskey H. Az bushels
Corn; 1855 do wheat IS packages butter; Is bLes
Br EnsK RAmhoAD.-I6o bills -four; LOG bales wool;
O. packages cheese 1900 sides Gather vos packages
Bs Nrw HAVEN RAunoAp.--31 boxes cheese and Al
packagesb butter
mr'R1aTioss Or THr WEEK ENDING FRIDAY JUNE 25
BLrAoHIke powprn-ls2 casks, % tierccs 50 barrels
IRIoKs--S7 600 re brick.
CoAL-.S4 chaldrons, 2430 tons.
CorrsE--3 sN bags a'1...tF#
.wooo-64s 600 lbs Is ton. lssvood 40 tons, 1000
DrEs-41l casks madden. LAOS bxgs sumac, 4s chests
lac dye, 10 chests indigo, 10 barrels madden root
DRUas-6o boxes Harlem Oil Is tons ITO casks sulphur
81 casks artsr 224 bales sarsapara 2I1 boxes
qnorce paste $50 boxes borax 10 casks $50 kegs chem
lead casks salts 4S soda ash I44 erces do $50
bales gentan root barrels antimony 24 casks cream
tartar - dtmijS a,u hhd' II terces bay water
ny 1856; Peter Hatrick "a Kalamazoo O. Jane r. Walsh
Independenoe. H. Deutschland, 81; Abaellino $50;
West Point, 2l6; VIM Tell. 1884, Rsppahannock, 27l
Leavit Storer 1861 Franklin 533 bark Wisland
$50; ships John Hancock lO9 Jane Cooper co. Isaac
Wright. 521. Total imporaations Of the week. 2S45
packages
F,sT-7os barrels fish, 100 boxes smoked herrings
oranges 1859 boxes lemons IS 60 cocosn@s 600
lunches planains 875 punches bananas 100 boxes raj
aims 400 prunes 800 boxes fruit in brandy 435 bales
wanuts
FLAx-26 bales
GnAIS-2,4e bushels oats.
HoNEY-57 barrels, SO terces
H'nss-2 025 hides 1903 deer skins, Is bales 10.
HEMP--lG0 bales
HoRns-53oO.
IRoN1S 34l bars railroad IRON 46 go bars 7545 bun
dies 900 bundles hoop 1lS6 bundles sheet 448 plates
80 tons scrap 2l93 tons pig iron.
LrME.-422 bbls.
LfAp.-l5 1875 pigs.
MoLAssEs $40 hbds, SO bbls
O2 sos baskets olive. 10 casks do % bhs 80 cases
castor 1s7 casks SEAL 1877 casks Inseed So hhds nut
PLAsrER.-S30 tons
PorAqors i $40 bushels potatoes
PAINT.-s casks verdigris.
RAos.-2 $50 bags.
RATYANs-1745 bdls.
STEEL 269 cases. PCS bdls
SALT.-l2 3a2 sacks, 402 tons.
SUGAR 265 hhds. SO tierces, 504 bbls, SO bags
050 boxes
srIRrTs--4o3 hhds., 45 halves 10 quarters, bbls
brandy; 05 pipes gin.
SLGAAs-26 cases 81 900 sexars
SHELL.-l eco conck; bbls., l box tortoise
SPioss.--l9 casks nutmegs
Soar 1900 boxes.
SPELTER.--3.337 cakes
TiS.-8,520 boxes.
TOBACCO -l56 bbis
TEA -229 packages.
Wool pa bbls, 90 bags weollen waste.
WooD-6I pieces cedar, 126 logs rosewood 406 bdls.
willow, $50 pieces bay wood, 81 piec es mahogany.
VINE S45 baskets, 093 cases 4l0 hide SO halves
Y butts .525 quarter casks, SIT bbls.
Zinc-22V casks sheet zinc.
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DIviDkNDH0sIcE THE eEMI-ANNUA AT INT a.
tn ns due IN this city on n. day July 1857 %
te.s date e the ooe q the uadssssned On
.. ras & sts e. = ..s,p.
81. Sss s 20 to- o' cad
oM' .aa
Sa sss.y q .a e s q E.S
isnd Columbus, and Cincinnati Railroad cempssy ssvoa
Tbs STARK county toho) bends issued to ia. Ohio and
aauny Il. &C.
lumSus f'arr sf'Hn SoAs .ssa :. Il.
Ths Sssd' q the county of Allegheny tP. spsc. ,..
.hI 1s RIOS, cent bond. issued 70
.s Ssn
the Gs% Rss gent issued to
M psr co sn' ONO and
the eS a . Soans cent bonds issued
The Ohio and Pennsylvania Railroad Conps,y mortssss
This IndianaPsss ana Beilefostan. Railroad Company
Ths BsiisanssiDs and fndsns Railroad Company R,u
Gsiss s1ss son:
made p''aSW's issh5Wy LANlER CO.. 81 WI. street.
f. JUN H.
s52 the Belleontane and Indiana Railroad Company
the proper coupons. JOHN STEVENS, Trustee
$780, GEM Sgss st. AND
r reserved II aes o. !!
d :s!:s'
for $500 600 Eight per Bonds Of the Mwauiss
SSk q the At the wi. % the holder any tuna
city Ms. Ssacs ss
Tsn CO. and sas pnSp. a. ts s ss%s o place In S
norssse on the Mxss to VIZ
q %s a.. hs s.rSs
They are issued TO meet the expenses aaa
road and onshsf miles plssed and
opened And the whole ynder contract to he
from Eagle &c wS,tcvsss1 viii b. opsnsd !, the q
ATsus nsxs ana twelve miles more from to
the whole distance and considerable portion grading
nssa
has already sesn expended in it, continuation and eqns
June viii ss
for August whom the read will be opened TO
but bear sh and
liz. tho State stocks for half tho capital Of bank
will create home ds@ana ana for this purpose they arc
sSns any sos, in the
The Leei.sturo opened door for tAs
sssesIs ssanas ~" vlish ss..sss
are now aseus cent pro-
'ss 81
Compa,y The bonds draw interest frsm the Is. Of J..
and The in tho
July next and interest be adjusted and averaged aceprd
to sSass s.
Mess.s Del.ao Dnnisvy & Co, No. 80 WAL street New
President N. and R. Co.
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nR. J0Hn WILLIAMS, VETERINARY SURG goN.
- respectfully informs hs frien the
lie shat 10 continues practising successfully the
diseases incidental to that Robc snin horse
new hTe proof establishment With
ses horses. At the sn of the Golden Horse 1871 ohryse
sreet between Broome AID Delaney streets BoHe and
blood pav!s curb ring bone be perfectly cured
operaioni hstua and pole evil be perfectly with
out breaking the akin l1Nis discovery has been
made By Pr Wrl:smsl Dr. Williams. in tasth.ns his
fenSe f tner kind patronage during period
ofwenty ir this city receiving frs eiht
drea TO one thousand horses snnum beg continuance
efther fsves d. exporter oe for examining horses
for SCUM afs, fsvors rether party.
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PLACES OF NATrvTrv-United States, 225 Ireland, 81
England IL Scotland q Germany. Is; France Sweden
l; Prussia. !: Belgium, i; unknoWn. 2.
FRonanospita. Bellevue, Al fenitentiary Backwells
Island, Lunatic Asylum Blackwells Island 4 Randalls
Island. City Hospital 7; Aims House. Backwes Island,
Coio-e5 Home. 2; Colored persons.5
A. W. WHITE City Inspector.
City inspectors Once. June 26. 1859
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Total value OF merchandise exported S3p 23S
Total amount Of specie exported. ........ 5000 1856
Total expectations. ........... $6,S6962,
The oficia returns from the Custom House will show
slight increase this the above for four weeks
leaving two days to close the month which will go into the
official returns appears by the above, that nearly
half Of the total expectation for the four OF this
month has been in specie The steamer, Wednesday,
will take out large amount Of gold, which will
into this month returns Of exports The total value of
exports for the month viii not vary much from eight
millions of dollars willis the value imports will amount
to about ten millions Of dollars 1t will be by the
above statement of exports for the week ending June
Goth that the value less than in any previous week
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cinnati Railroad has been subet advantagsou
terms The part let extends from Cincinnati to tho inter
section with the Jacksonville Railway (S5 niies) which
when completed, will make a railway line TO Louisville
and from St. Louis through the State of Illinois 10 Vim.
cennesl4S miles. The contract exceed by nearly one
hundred miles, what At first, intended But the pre-
sent was favorable time to make contracts with sub
stantial men.
The five hundred thousand dollars Of second mortgage
bonds OF the Vermont Central Railroad Company sod at
auction in Boston, on Saturday last brought the follow
ing prices
$4,000 At SAX S52s per cent; $4,000 at SAX a
So $4,000 ut So So 900 al S6s, S400 at 30 NJ $4,000
at 80 $1,000 at IS S5ts; SIS 900 at S5s; So 900 at
S5 $50 GOO Mt s5 $40 900 at S5 900 at So So 100
at So; $4,000 S47s IS; SO 900 at SO S. So 900
at S4s S. $4,000 at 50 SAX $4,000 at 81; $4,000 at
"a SIS; So 600 at S. $4,000 at SO S3 So 900 at SO
S. $4,000 at So SS $40 900 at SO; So 900 at 81
$1,000 at So 81 0O0at 49, So 600 at s3 $4,000 at 49, and
the remainder was sold at SO
The annexed statement exhibits the quantity and a.
lue of certain articles exported from this port during
the week ending the 26th inst distinguishing the de
nation and extent of shipments to each place.
COMMERCE OF THE PoRT OF NEw YoRK--WEEKLY EXPORTS.
LONDON.
Flour bbls. 1865 s52,246 Whalbe lbs 1863 50 $40
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OYFIcE OF THE COMMISSIONERS OF THE CON
~ soIdated Debt OF New Orleans.

Nav ORBRArS, May o. 1859
Of the state of Louisiana entitled "A act TO Consolidate
the City Of New Orleans and provide for tho neat
and Administration Of its AFFAIRS approved sd
Elementary &c az Consolidate tho City OF New OK
leans and providing for the Of the City
ayette With the City Of New orleas approved FoS-
1882 Of the Sd section Of entitled ast
OranS and provide for the aud
its affairs" sporoved March IL. 1852.
Sealed will be received vt the banking ~
nsssrs Corning Co. In the ctv Of New York from
for the purchase of ali portion Of Of
thousand bonds Of the city Of New Orleans for tho
one thousand dosrs each TO oe issued in conformity with
hold the 2seh 1862 said bon dated JAY
1902 payable in forty Mt tina oce Of the City Tre
sn.er with interest 1T tho Of six cent
made able the Grst day January aa1
the first day Of July OF each the ocs Of the City
Treasurer or in the city o. New York. at he option Of ths
purchaser.
TO be endorsed Offer for the purchase Of
Bonds Of the City Of New Orleans and TO bs opsed aAA
adjuda.d Is the highs- bidder by Co
miop in tie city OF Now York ths third Monday the
10Th July, 1852, At II o clock. n.
1. there should be Of bids lat the
bonds they shall DIVIDED
Pre- rata ae nearly as possible ensst the bidders
applied sS A s Ss @s T. Ii e
hd and the ei.s I. ss:ssa ..e
bonds interest coupons interest ON all and debts
dus noses cash warrants etc., tdsee
q ~ the City Trsasurer's Once.
ooMMIssoNKRs.
A. u. CkOSSNAN, Mayor,
.. DEBCYS Comptroller.
NA Il GARLAND, Treasurer.
VIM p. CONVERSE. Chairman % tina
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COMMITTEES az thu BeAzd Of Asst Aldermen.
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