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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-06-04

BALTIMORE MARKETS, June 3.
FLouR.-Sales of'200 bbis. Howard street
at $4.12; it was generally held higher. GRAIN
Dali.
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GALE of VALUABLE LAND. BEING

GALE OF VALUABLE LAND. BEING
- A PART OF THE WELTON ESTATE, JUST
BELOW RICHMOND, UNDER A DECREE IN
CHANCERY.-Under the directions OF decree
of Henrico, pronounced ON the Odd DAY of April,
1852, in the suit OF Cunningham against Randolph
and others, the undersigned. Deputy Sheriff for
Isaac A Goddin, Sheriff of Henrico county, viii,
the Nineteenth day Of June next proceed TO sell
at public at cton, the premises, to the highest
bidder, for cash, at IL O'clock A. NJ, so much of
the Welton estate was at a sale heretofore made
of part of said estate purchased by John H. Pleas
ants being the two lots numbered and On rhe
plat OF survey filed in the papers Of said suit con-
THOS. w. boswell, D. s.,
my 29-20t for l. A. GODDIN, s. H. c..
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= 81 SO CATERS COME AI

81 so CATERS CUNIE AT
eA LAST will take this method to inform
those Ladies that have waited so patiently that /
shall open this day. beautiful Cater Boots OF the
following colors: green, brown, blue, drab and
black the low price OF 81 So and all other ladies
that may be in want of such an article.
Also, general assortment of Shoes and Caters
for Ladies, Misses, and Children, all of which will
be sold as cheap as can be had in the city. call
is respectfully solicited at No. 2l9 Broad street
je3-3t w. p w. TAYLOR
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AA@ TO THOSE WHO SUI.
~ S FER FROM DEFECTIVE EYE
Richmond and vicinity that ne has returned to the
city. and will be happy to attend to all persons re-
quiring bis aid His optical skill and superior glasses
SO well known, that they need no farther praise
He can be consulted az No. 4, City Hotel, and pre-
misses to give full satisfaction.
sp 30-ts E. MARKENS, Optician.
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DRY GOODS.-WiLLIAM 4. WARREN is
II offering at his sand l4l Eagle Square, full
assortment of Dry Goods for ladies' and gentle
mems wear. His Dress Goods department com
de LANES, De- in the hanc soonest combination OF
colors; and in the department Tor gents wear can
be found complete and desirable assortment OF
Cloths. Cassimeres, Drilhngs &c. In Gloves, EN-
broderies and Hosiery his stock offers satisfactory
inducements Ia connection with the above will
be found supply of beautiful Mantlas, OF various
styles and in different coors; also, black silk Man
tilla Lace. my lS-t20ju
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-06-04

NJ UTlCE.-At No. liz MAN Street you will
" find good assortment of Ready Made
Clothing will De found in this City. Our Goods
well made, and will be sold very cheap for
cash. 5. MERCHANT a. WEISIGER,
je2 No. lie, Main st.
NIB. Also-A fine assortment of Shirts and Col
lars
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DASH ETS-Fravelling, Work, hey Clones,
ID Market, Knife, Cigar and plate, together with
great variety of embroidered and other Baskets,
for sale by r. NJ ZIMMERMAN,
ie2 Corner Main and 18th streets
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A,ALAMANDER sAFES.-A further suppiy,
- (and we always have on hand all sizes,) of Her
rings really fire proof Safes at the New York fac
tory prices delivered in the city, warranted to be
the genuine kind, to stand the most intense heat
and TO preserve lis contents from injury.
FRY a. McCANDLISH, Agents,
je3 Cary street.
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lust IN SEASON. - We have just received
- another supply of white and striped French
Drill Marseies and Linen Goats and Pants, to-
gether with a large assortment of White, Buff and
Figured Marseilles and Linen Vests also, another
supply OF those beautiful blue Silk Goats, so gene
rally admired for their pleasantness, and the style
IN which they gotten up, to which we would
call heimmediate attention of purchasers.
HENRY SHAFER 81 CO,
ie2 Corner Msin and 18th streets.
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ENILLM0hE GRAND WALTZ, CON-
l. posed and dedicated to Capt Jno h Shook, of
the Wing executive committee of Richmond, Va,
by Charles Grobe-price % certs-just published
and for sale by J. w. RANDOLPH,
ie2 l2l Main street
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y ceived an additional supply of Silver Table,
Dessert, and Tea Spoons Pickle Knives ana
FORKS, Butter Knives; also, Plated Spoons and
Forks. GENNET a. JAMES,
je2 Eagle Square.
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AUCTION SALES.
GALE or LAND BELOW ROCK RTTS
~ UNDER TRUST DEED.-Bv yIrtue Of dcsd

- RUYuHE DAY1.
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sil WORTHY OF NJ
have this oay received two thousand Canada
Straw HATS, suitable for servants, which am dis
posed to sell at very low price. Those in want
OF harvest Hats tor servants will find il to their
terest TO call AT No. 81 Main street Also, beauri
fu article of India Straw Hats for gentlrmens
my It's JOHN THOMPSON.
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ZINE TONQUA BEANS.-90O lbs fine old
i black Tonqua Beans, the most desirable lot in
THIS market Manufacturers who stand in need of
Tue article will do well to make early application.
For sale low by
je3 GA srRrrrrp
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nALLANTs LOON AT THIS.-Gents
" wishing hire very handsome, night and
new BUGGY withou. horse, can act one to suit
their fancy, at BARNES 81 SWEENEY's, on
franklin ST square below the old Market.
lie 3-1ts
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M ILL AND CROSs.(IjT = w. 0c
Iva WARRANTED QUALIFY.-A few manufac
ta'ed expressly TO our order, receiving from the
factory and for sale low by '' - $40
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TsANS.-Another lot OF Spanish Fans just re.
L ceived, at prices from IS cents to Sc, for sale
by r. NJ. ZIMMERMAN,
je2 Corner N ain srd 18th streets
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Therefore, be 1t ordained By the Common Council oftss m
Of Orleans, That the Board of Aldermen shall bp rom
posed Of thirteen members be apportioned as follow
in the Several Districts upon representative basis a
nine hundred and thirty voters
The First District which has GIG voters shall BE emit
tied to six Aldermen.
The Second District which has 1881 voters shall be en-
titled to four Aldermen
The Third District which has 2275 voters shall be emit
tied to two Aldermen.
The Fourth District which has 1870 voters shall be Ell
titled to Alderman.
Re it further ordained That the Board Of Assistant
Aaermen snail be composed of twentyseve members
De apportioDed as follows in the several Wards upon
basis of four hundred and sixty voters
The First Ward which has 1881 voters shall be entitled
TO three Assistant Aldermen
The Second Ward which has 1890 voters Shall be entitled
TO tour Assistant Aldermen
Inc Third Ward which has 290h voters shall be entitled
10 six Assistant Aldermen.
The Fourth Ward which has 990 voters shall be entitled
TO Two Assistant Aldermen.
The Fifth Ward which has 145T voters shall he ent;ti
10 Three Assistant Aldermen.
Inc sixth Ward which has 1884 voters shall be entitled
10 Two Assistant Aldermen.
Inc Seventh Ward which has 90 voters shall be entitled
W Two Assistant Aldermen
Inc Eighth Ward which has GIG voters shall he emitted
70 one Assistant Alderman
Inc Ninth Ward which has 6e2 voters shall he entitled
to one Assistant Alderman ~ - ''
The Tenth Ward, which has SIG vofera shall ha ena3
to two Assistant Aldermen ''''''
The Eleventh Ward which has a61 vaters shall ba omit,
Tied to one Assistant Alderman
t'6heol Trans, ALpUENTE
Gsgnsdl a NM SOaa e 81 a as siRnb Aldermen.
Approved i.,h o..,. ,sr, President Board OF Alderman.
X,ssssssSal II p,sp A. D, oRossMAN, Mayor.
~ DIEM ssefetsfyt eeu5
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BRITisH MrsEubi "A report Mr. Panzzi gives
account Of the condition of the Department
Printed oks IN the British Museum Mr. PaUizz
that at the end If the year 1916 the library printed
books consisted of 100000 volumes At this rlorlet
consists of 100000 and by the end of the present year
Will amount to 100000 volumes During the lust tfieta
gears, the library has therefore increased rate
10000 volumes year the average The superficial e8
tent of the shelves in the whole library that Of all
is now occupied and intended for printed books eYcspe
of what is set apart for newspapers in the basement
amounts to 90 AGO superficial feet The difficulties eua
incoDYenenceS TO be overcome twoiuld; | How 10
years flor that is what is required to render worthy u
its name aud country How to provide room for abl
so 0C0 volumes that is, fer volumes
tanned in the Kings Library, which ought to be a}1aI
to the library during the next five years the time which
1t is assumed will be required for the bulldog, which
to contain about 48e0o volumes the number which i
likewise assumed will have be added to tie library ID
the course If the next thirty years.
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s Father, look ye here Wot's the reason yoa
and mother il alters quarreing? Silence. ny N.
Do you know what You are talking about " Yes Stree
do wos jist wondern wot you'd do eff YOU had as
many wives as solomon Bah go to bed . Yes IL
very we'll to say go to bed Solomon NOR hun.
dred wives, all on lem Twin in the house etiar
together, and meier fight Go to bed Now. wha
time you'd have If you had half many. Why you'd
kick up such rumpus 'ud fetch up the police-lii
knock things to thunder broomstck interrupted he
oquacous youth and very suddenly suggested him Ie
idea of traveling-which he did.
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BgSoySd's sesfe Conspamgg.

4 VIE attention of the public is called to the
utility and aaPeriorityof these Sa all others.
~ MADE OIL entie principle, 6rst 3
ens made from wrought plates brs around which corp
S o. caStlroh srin chilling the liquid
I5 90 5s Ghae or drill sud sba OF resisting boWsoi
70 thS seenthc, ls cRiI NlGSsary Mature
pSss see 9ayS no bolte OF s: tsets sews, for them
n"Saf to 'eIpye, with perhaps Ices
Rut us together Neither burning element ~ a inltg
''S ~ y t4e solid mas lined rs a With Gri,root,Al
fIS1iETtSE ptil AND POWDER PROOF COMBINATION BANK
JSHS are the only really
y We a9S ler there butitle security any Of thu ui,,
'!trh pT2S eninto, as experience has demonstrated.
ms gnP5uN pared to
NAt sT.TrsIi
rrAnd lnllriiI3sall of which
tToQt, when secured with Lille La '''
Rupte aitln above Safes together with Da N
notES '1b aE DO Rt the Office aITE ~
""'8s4 'Mh'h q I! @! Pea TEES.
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EBoRT--30 quarter casks Ofi1ey Port, in store
u and tar sale by tiell SAMUEL WOLFE Camp street,
& fANDLES-Sperm and Star, for sale by
= ie25 j, II. CARTER CO., Is Common street.
Aho-lO hhls. best Leaf, landingex steam
RA boat Delaware for sale by
sylz, STONE = W ALwoRTH. SO Tehouptoulas srset.
H4'oAs sTAkCH-200 boxes, for sale by
n G,P4o u 'RiEFF 5 co. IS 80 and AZ oil iavaN,
EsNoLlSH DAIRY CHEESE-50 boxes land
h "A Ing rUm 81 ip Iowa. fol lie by = :
oeIl2 tlAt<f a Co. 70 Tohouptoulss erect
w HlTE Lee D-125 kegs No. White Lead,
0cts STONE WALwoRTH, SO Tchoupitoulas street
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MEDICAL.
CENUlNE MEDICINE WARE HOUSE. mo

CENUINE MEDICINE WAREHOUSE, Nc
~ 151 CHA RTR ESSTRE EI-J WRIGEIr&
stand uarvaed in department. thor
with the propes and aeenL of all the genuine Patent Nod
throughout tho uuted States
with fres ample below
By enabled the
the moat extenaive assortment which be found this
other city, Having had TIE purchase and
sale OF Patent Medicines they have ac for conduength
"nnn h IN Gu ne ea. sca anu
fail to realize handsome eontage either at who
sale or retail At tqer establishment DO full CT
ALL GENUINE PATENT MEDICINES The fol- wing list comprises
part OF their assortment IurnlhGd Dc
twenty twenty heaperA
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READ IT,
NO. /.
Il. r. II.
R.4DW.AY' s F2EEpy RELLEE

|
Il. +. II.
RgDp19Y,S REgDv gETFEE
Is THE FIRST AND ONLY REAIEDY EVER RECORDED IN TIL
| MEDICAL HISTORY OF THE voRLD THAT HAS STOPPED
,,,,f - ,,5S,1s c,,,r,. :. : ~ nsGu,,tS.
5S , 2ns vi. SgrG az Pb9,nato gnn
HOURS, S'-.,,, - " ~
,tnove,fsp Fl S al A s5si y gETEHA !,
ling ANS:
oRLEANs ''-'''''' - W.
IoiS 2 s3S5 Ss sTaEr ad ate y
EIE YOU FROM Am n F6OA IIRF.a 10 FIVE MIN UTEa
IT HAS CUEEp,
| - III RLYarl' CASES or or Il HUM1EEg
| atI aig Y t ~ Four aogRs.
CRogP IN TEN 5ffSTJiEs
F RAEsa9A n n g g4T EESo MINUTES.
ssAs25s q q EVE FIVE 40 sI5y {ITE.
5I{ H Eb Agd7 ~ EIETEGS 4 lEGTE2
9;IitLBI.IiSs IN FfvE aiil,s5Ji7T5fHGS,' Hs'
f T;Si r faE9AF ~ ~ G24f Mn MINUTES.
SPIN n e1zPLifSrs, STIFF 35y9ii STRAINS, ERuIsgs
5S5s, %9uSi}5i FROST EfE5 CHOLERA MoRBus, pYsF'-
READY hiS Tiassauy . III isa S
oT1r ,.y- -, c,,x,,
RADyyAs RrA IN ~ Z Foo g; rt,, ,,
TaESsNe FANS N FEW aNUTEs, prevent IsPdT
poisonous sd Of The system me 7'1 aH" n9'A's A'
PREVENTION
Rynnolng hs astssa6lS Perfume q R. r. r. It viii
.orpor and iatigue. N ''"'' ''s''Na' v
Ai1 Of R R. with Bowl Water and battle til
body sysy on SD you healthy
ALL BOWEL COMPLAINTS
sSFG so eIsa th r. os ae2es Gam
6e so '' 0' distressing discharges and will sPssd
!, -, NJ, NEue 3 a, GA; 49,,
RAILWAYS READY RELIEF possesses m amoet mrs,aloH in
Ing SlaTP dsrqg panga pain q Ills eTclso9pSt
s s "" =. s
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MAFORALTY OF NEW ORLEANS, Oct. Ia, iSsa,
No. 32p.


Resolved That the treasurer pay the following sums o.
the warrant Of the Comptroller, viz:
To j. B. Correines. for removal of dead animals from
river ETC. Second district fourteen dollars fifty cea
To + Weber for hauling desk to Street Commission
eris Office Fourth District. dollar and fifty cents
To H Maddox, for advertising 221l names defauD,
tax payers five hundred and dollars seventy
To IL. Williams for repairing clocks in Recorders Office
eight dollars and fifty cents.
ToJ Il Maddox for advertising slaves sixteen dollars
To z. Green, for repairs to lamps Fourth District TN,
hundred and sixty-one dollars and five cents
To IL Wofhart. for months wages as lamp lighter
omitted in pay.r roll August, thrty-fve dollars.
ToTJ. Wilkinson inquests, one thousand nine hus,-
dred and sixty-two dollars.
To B. Laborde, for cofns for the poor Esd June 10 81
September, fifteen dollars.
70 Gassei for repairs to Guard-house Second Dis
To J. H. Maddox, for publishing proceedings of Board
Assistant Aldermen four hundred and dollars uad
ffty-fye cents.
To A. Bruse, for stationery for Police Department
second and third Districts, one hundred aud httyse9pu
dollars and five cents.
To VIM, McCracken for chairs, desk etc for Chief To-
lice and Police Office Second District hundred AND
twenty-eight dollars and fifty cents.
10 Dr. Folwell, for attendance nquests fifty dollars
TOD. b. Fitch for twenty barrels for use OF Public
Schools, Fourth District, twenty dollars
10 Hayes for sundries furnished Street Commission
er's Office, ten dollars and thirty cents.
TO A. Michel for sundres furnished the Board of Al
dermen, eighteen dollars.
To Paul Boxell for furnishing cartridges for ighi rt
in July and August. thrty-one dollars.
To j. Rogers for conveying sick to Charity Hospital
sxty-nine dollars
To Vim Ahern for horse hire in removing carts and
drays from street, twenty nine dollars.
TO Morgue for seven dozen brooms, one dollar and
twenty cents.
TO u Wsingart for sundries furnished Street Com
miss1oner's Office. thiriy-six dollars and cents
10 Jno Biader Co. for repairs to lamps etc First
District two hundred and sixtyone dollars and twenty
cents
70 Chenyie for refreshments furnished the elections
OF sherif and Mayor and election of Aldermen, 18Th
April, forty.fve dollars.
[Sigued] FRANS ALprENTE
President Roard OF Assistant Aldermen
lolghsaI WIN. G. c. CLAIBORNE,
...5, an, - President Board OF Aldermen.
lSigned] A n CROssAiAN NI,yor
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LACEY & CO.. ST
g BRANCH or LaTE! &.
MESS MASUFAGWCt,lrfs.a.,.
fashionable HARNESS. Dl..
i# REPAIRING t.9
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Merchants Insurance Company of New
Mutual BENEFIT Life and Fire Insurance

CDlIFlFIF Of LOUISIANA.
" Incorporated April lsa dsca.el dividend Of
cent. On pT9 Years. BGsness.
o no. SS CAMP ST between Gravirr Common ats
L@eNRG7 az THE ConPGHT
Coan being s7ely
hoefe d heir fauiies against
SonoYoent lnaitution, upon secure
H. 9t and si2dns tor small annual sum, daring
S Al policy holders, whether or aoYIgr ternn
the Company ~ " ' p''A'' VI
Creditors insure the lives Debtors p1a.giri Woman ran
eSectinsataCe the life of her
hsEeol!a ch!.dTsn Eee from die elm %
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CERTIFICATE OF CAPTAIN WILLIAM BROWN, OF
TOWBQAT pORpOESE

h&Ee Ieed he sRIDGEWATER PAINT for which hTszsrs G. G.
b0SEtt = O. agents. b5 hurricane deck oNbcat
toiSF2f I4g Paint RS gen shout tgs mon a7 aud spAkS
WHATEVER. s ~ 80 $50 -
IL ABOUT four 'ekz it became pEGEET SLATE al calls.
red Of it9 no2sesEias all the qualities necessary CERThI
PROTECTION the Effects c SPARES CltiDGRS. con-
adenty recommend NJ BDGEWTE PAINT Frrposes
forth in the Asen.z' Circular.
tssped) VIII. BRoT7N, Captain Of Tov,b5stF 5rpoica.
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'ASTOR OlL-50 bbls Henry Blows be
~ No. Castor Oil in iron bills, arr NJ sale b
~-"'' STONE l. WALWORT4 At-'"'-s ~ -
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INSURANCE COMPANIES.

United States Life Insurance Annuity and
TRUST COMPANY OF PHILADELPHIA
100000.
S. r. CRAWFORD President
c. q. INLAY, Secretary.
bhhNCH OFFICE FOR THE SOUTH AND WEST
No. ds Camp street, Newoleans.
BENJAMIN FLORANCE, Agent
e.z- p,.. =, HARMON DoANE, Asst, Agent
the terms ~ NAf' r o t,S ~ u, ot
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q tlGARS-70, 900 Havana d. ;-------
Los po w. H. Cub Club Msaa Regan los h. I'D m w.
ieula hegaa Roc N'es II j1'5
"" FERD, kENNETT 4 CO o. sIayasi,o.
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The article q Wild Cherry aud Tar find pief
and use it considerably my practice have cola
that have forwarded and would be peesa haze vcu
another aupry the eranaportaiof open
PORT CARHoN, February 30, 1851.
MEssss RoRrNsos CotirNs Col la 5py to inform ou
think Dr. Day1 Syrup Wild Cherry tako tho lend
ia our part q tie country am out q aud half dossa
eGd Joseph Davies IIofg9 Lament Tat have b
writing for agency for tho above arGeg gJaIa 10 yen. II
fea5e YSia word, and aepd lth with
rl!a. Respectfully youFg, SA.lI. t. FEMFTCE
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NaAIRIE DE LA NoUVELLE-o ORLEANS, k

R470R [ A K L BoRGNE 81 FzlJ
H. and MEXICAN GUIFrhe New! Ne Il
Locomotive ST hAID viii leave with cars StAA
MORNING, ut 70 O'clock aud and after THURSDAY the 4 oslo
oer the Cars will leave regularly IA below.
h MEXICAN GULF RAIWAYpepol corner Of Coed Children
Champs PROCToKFilLE Lake Berg de
twenty miles Fare through Fifty Cents Children sud
LEAVE THE CITY AT * 4. mlLEAyE THE LAKE AT
e 10 AM - p ".
S Office No 90 Common street, for ali business Of to Railroad
other business connected with the Alex
Gordon, deceased, apply w. C. BAkEWEEL. Executor octs #
&T EW ORLEANS and Car 81 sss4 .-6isYE.S
q rlliton oad-Caroion II
departure Of Trains. From, NsA 0fifzHs;
iorpe quarter 9, ard hHI-paat II p NJ
lively in sumner, and arii qatreTpaat1 Ia winter.
hf5al CsrroitaA:
C4rs-s 81, 8 and 10 ?.
' 4fajuai hour s;sr suutil iaCG-
c'yl- III a-!rrltf, Lat Until ua-pSst =
f&ai5Cen Children ruder II yvata Servants 10
g SEeT tie hiri Monday bebruHE7
nd eul co the sadond Monday il November.
LAFAYETTE Line,
t Ehoso CIr4un TIE DrFat, arrest
Dtg,FauFf y Cas- . .
In Winter from iasysa aud ft3o'elHsE
Depot, is barJaue atreet.. .-...ft5, GHd e.
tn summer from ell
Depot Is BATOnDe atroet. -U5a ~ ana
Atsr which The will leave each fifteen minutes u
o'clock P.
Amt s&, w a1I 1Bt ". tof1 Lafayette.
Children under Il yeats, ta!l price,
NoaSPeeil Wight fay1er fartea Balls Meetings. ETC.
Ji.rv hen nIn3i
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No. a3u
he'eas by an Act of the Legislature entitled an Acc
70 Consolidate the City Of NewOreaus and provide for
the aoysrnment aud Administration Of its Affairs" an
proved February 23 1852 the Common Councils directed
apPortoh the representation of the several Districts
therein. ~ t' ''
.ana ach'eas under said Act census has been made
lows: A ''-' " ~ 'S LUZ
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Il, Nv, 2.
Your VIA Cherry md Tar Syrup gives gen'r 9atistcl56
nave been out OF IL for some time and thought yld
put Is almost daily inquired for and thought perhaps would
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Franklin Marine and Fire Insurance

,,. -. - COMPANY OF NEW YORK.
var AL 9SoovoV ALL PAID IN
WM L. AVERY Secretary. cADY HoLLlsTER, President
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PROOMS, PAINTED PALS AND TUBS
e. 500 dozen BtoOms. j." dozen Pals Tubs.
sep2l CONVERSE Co, 81 Tehouptoglas stree
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TRBSTEEG
john " AliGon Ialao johnson, gparroy
uotn it1*Ip} 3a9p9. 5sefTfr' Richard Mccall,
lcseph Walker Wm iuro Arnold iIn,,isg
DIRECTORS:
= ". Sewoh TGo9 e jenkins, P. B. Taylor,
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years standing graduate Of the University Of
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