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Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1853-04-01

Organizotio" of the Western Railroad Company.
1t gives pleasure 10 state, that at very full
ting of the Stockholders, nearly every member being
present in person or by proxy, the Western Railroad
charter was formally accepted and the Company or
ganzed by the elellion of
MAJOR Duncan McRae, President; John M. Rose,
Treasr. and Secretary; Samuel Smith. John L. Colby.
Thos. S. Lutteroh, J. G. Shepherd Jas. Banks Thos
R. Underwood, A. A. Mcclellan, Jno. D. Williams,
F. J. Hale, Directors.
The salary of the President was fixed at 1900,
and of the Treasurer and Secretary at 81 900.
A code of Bye-Laws was adopted.
The whole proceedings were marked by great una
nmity and good feeling.
We will publish in our next the official proceedings
which have not yet been handed to us.
Al meeting of the President and Directors, on Sat
nrday evening, arrangements made 10 procure
without delay, the necessary Engineers TO make the
Survey of the route.
We congratulate the friends of this place and OIL
cause of Improvement in North Carolina, upon this
suspicious beinginning, The work is not to be &C
comp'lshed IN day or year; but the public may
rest satisfied that ii will moi lag, but will be carried
forward with the utmost speed consistent with econo
my and efficiency .-Fny. Observer,
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1853-04-01
IrESIIEMEN =

GENTLEMEN - 49,.
have acknowledge the receipt of your letter
of March Sh behalf of the committee OF thrtee H.
ing me to address citizens of Wilmington IN regard 10
the improvement of Cape Fear entrance have DELAYED
reply until could fix day when it probable 'haC my
duties here would permit to comply with your request
1t is the Importance that early measures De
taken to arrest the changes which year by are diminish
ing the depth of the Cape Fear Bar OF vital I'M
portanc to the city Wilmington and hardly less TO the
twenty eight Counties which find outlet for their produce
in the commerce your city OF what avail VIII be the
costly which connect the interior OF your tae
with Wilmington if the products of agriculture ana INNING
industry find adequate vent when brought 10 tne
aboard deeply impressed with the necessity to
your city, and your State of this improvements ana
through your country generally of which forms
an integral part that effort shall be wanting on my part
promote the object IT, you suppose an explanation OF
the of the commission which lately examined the
jcc will for this purpose it will give me great pleasure
to make it. under aviscmcnt with the Chief Engineer en
el Totten by whose immediate authority were conven-
Cd and with my Colleagues of the COMMISSION
Unless prevented by which cannot control, Will
be with YOU on Saturday Monday you may elect, to
make the explanations which you have desired.
With great regard
Very truly yours.
A. D. BACHE, sup't. U. S. Coast Survey.
To w. c.. Howard, NJ P,
p. X. Dickinson, Committee
a T
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1853-04-01

MoNEy TAKEN FROM TuE MA1Ls.-For some time
past we have hardly taken up paper IRON the IN
terror of the State without meeting with complaints
of money having been taken from the mails Inc
Raleigh Standard says that hundreds and probably
thousands of dollars have been taken since the first
of January-in some cases the letters fail to come
hand, and in others they received without the
money. The system of robbery seems to be wide
spread The losses at Raleigh have been heaviest in
the mails due at that point from the Eastern and
North eastern portions of the State.
The Standard has reason to know that the post
office Department has taken the necessary steps to
detect the towards and bring them to punishment
We hope that the strictest watch will be kept until
this grievance is remedied.
REy~We notice that very considerable number OF
tn: appointments made by the Administration. have
been supply vacancies caused by designations =
many of the heightened men the Wing party who
came in by putting Democrats out: taking the ground
that they neither expect ask any fayors from
the powers that be.
Rsy~The steamship Asia arrived at New York on
the 25th, with Liverpool dates of the l2th inst.
The Jewish Disabilities Bill to remove them. had
passed second reading in the British Parliament.
with 100000 in gold Two more members of Par
lament, Messrs. Hcyworth and Horsefall of Derby,
had been unseated for bribery. The Queens of
England. France, Spain. Portugal and Greece were
reported to be enclente.
1t is definitely settled that the Pope will so to Pa
ris 10 crown Louis Napoleon on the lst of May.
There are rumours Of disturbance in Naples, and
an attempt having been made upon the life of the
King. The last needs confirmation. In Austrian
Italy the rgors Of Military Law to increase
/ The number of arrests in Nilan between two and
three weeks amounted to six hundred.
TuRKEY--Prnce Menchikof the Russian Envoy
had had audience at Consiannople with the Porte
Turkey refers The question of the Holy Sepuichre Ie
Prussia Russia makes formal demand for the pub
icaon of frman in favor OF the Greek Church, OBJ
tanned time since, but recently regarded deat
letter.
Ali hosttieS we're suspended in Montenegro, ant
political refugees removed to the interior kleck ant
Suorna guaranteed to Austria, and the Porte agree
TO protect the Bosnian Christians. hrahim Pasha Il
dead.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1853-04-01
1niportant public Meeting.

The citizens Of the town of Wilmington and all others in
Monday evening next 4h Of April II o'clock. TO hear
addressom Bache Supt ofhe s Coast Survey
Who has accepted invitation viii be from the sub
oined give us the benefit his valuable
the Important subject of the improve
ment of our Bars
The meeting will be held in the Methodist Church, Front
which has been kindly rendered for the occasion by
Trustees. JOHN DAWSON,
Magistrate of Police
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1853-04-01

PLANK RoADs.-The reader will Tina II, If Books d
Using columns notice of the opening and Endbs..
Subscription for Stock in the 1arOoro 90 the amoa
Plank Road Co. We learn that STOCK e 8" the 1a~
of about $50 900 has been snbscrloeG tbot the Cor
ro' g. Rocky Mount Plank koaa' r'' the Wbig Sn~
se: III ;5', E: ::: for e.:
Tarboro' Plank Road was com ~ the 2JtD y
last This Company was organic s;dont AM Ns'iI
B F Hanks ". Il willard Jofsp1 rF FI.oo
vens, S. P. Allen H. Wisw"l. II :; The Green,ligal
Selhy and Allen Grist, Directors ccessful Op5irna
ssi s N,:o. s"a s1'S J; s E
and q E" e =
+ this region Would %a,f,rsS'p G nsii he
be determined not to be 0u ws as other Ssr a
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1853-04-01

05-The N. c. Wing. published at Charlotte, Meek
enbu1g Co., is out in favor of connection between
the North Carolina Central Railroad and the Rich
mond and Danville Railroad. 1t is supposed that
such connection would enhance the value of the
Stock Of the Charlotte and South Carolina Railroad
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1853-04-01

THE RUTHERFoRD BANNER.-Fr Franklin l. Wilson.
Esq, Editor and Proprietor of the Mountain Ban
ner,' published at Rutherfordton, in Rutherford
county, offers that establishment for sale The list
advertising, job printing etc. are represented as
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1853-04-01
Terrible Steamboat Acknowledgements PersOl
Kiiled-Effects of Racing, &c.

New ORLEANS March ga terrible steamboat
disaster occurred Galveston Bay, Texas, on the
night of The 23i inst. The steamers Neptune and
Farmer were racing from Houston 10 Galveston. when
the latter exploded, killing the aptain, clerk and sec
ond engineer. and thirteen of the crew, with about
twenty passengers killed and missing. Twenty pas
sengers, mostly ladies saved.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1853-04-01
From Buemos Ayres.

BALTIMORE, March 27-Buenos Ayres dates to
February Goth have come to hand, from which it
appears that nearly the whole population then
under arms, endeavorng to drive off the insurgents.
There no prospect, however, of the siege being
raised very speedily.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1853-04-01
Correspondence.

WILMINGTON, N. c., 18th March, 1858
Dear Sir-At meeting of the Committee of thirteen on
the Commerce town. conjunction with the town
bortes held 10th instant the undersigned appon,
address our citizens subject of the present condition of
our River and Bar-o point the best mode of
the same and the importance of providing means for the
mediate of the work. without waiting for fur
Their appropriation by Congress.
leTng as we do that an effort should at be made
the necessary by subscription among cit
items and that information you give will convince
most respectfully request that you will comply with their
wishes. l., :..uo.. ,-o,,
have hitherto manifested the improvement OF our CONNER
cia facilities feel confident that you will not hesitate TO
do m This additional favor and shall be glad to have your au
tborty for appointing early day. for calling our citizens
together meet you.
We remain dear sir, with great respect,
Your obedient servants.
w. c. HOWARD, NJ. 7.
p. X. DICKINSON.
A. J. DEROSSET, Jr.,
Committee.
To Prof A. D. Bache, Supt u s. Coast Survey "aSns
ItU
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1853-04-01

Rssg~The leading prizes in the Havana Lottery of
the llth, were drawn follows: No. 2,169 $780,
900: No. 1855. $4,000; No. 1851, $4,000 No.
1862, $4,000; No. S.lGS, $4,000; Nos. 6,573, and
1854. each, $4,000; Nos. 1903. 5,9G1, 1852, and
1862 EACH $1,000. We hope that all these fat hauls
have been made in Wilmington, as we have been
promised hats coats, and all other manner of gar
ments by excited gentlemen, on condition of our be-
ing able to inform them of their success We hope
they will not forget, but walk up to the Captains
Office and settle.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1853-04-01

OBSERVATORY is stated that observatory con
nected with that in Washington CITY, to be erected
in Raleigh. N. c., under the charge of DR.. B. A.
Could of Cambridge. Mass It's object is 10 determine
correctly the longitude, and is in direct connec
ton with the coast survey. -
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1853-04-01

For the journal.
The Merchants of Wilmington met at the Commissioners
Office Saturday, 26h inst agreeaby to adjournment for
Commerce. according the resolution adopted at the pre-
vious meeting W. Brown, Esq, in the Chair, and
Donald MacRae acting as Secretary.
The committee appointed at the last meeting, reported
Constitution and BYLAWS for the Government of the Asoc
ation which, nolon unanimously received adopt
ed
An election of officers then held, which resulted the
election Of
2. X DICKINSON, Esq President
A J. DeROSSET, Jr, Esq., 1st Vice President
A MARTIN, Esq, ID do. do
GEO. DAVIS. Esq, Secretary and Treasurer.
No farther business appearing motion the meeting adj
iourned r. w. BROWN, Chm
d. MACRAE, Sccy.
The proceedings of the merchants marked by great
unanimy and good feeling After its adjournment we learn
that the Wilmington Chamber Of Commerce held its first
meeting Saturday afternoon for tie transaction of BUSH
ness election held for Committee of Arbitration
resulted the choice of Col John McRae as Chair
man and Messrs f. kdder, c. D. Ellis, R. G Rankin and
H Mutt members Tariff of charges to go opera
ton the LIST July next adopted by the Chamber and
recommended other merchants of the place. which, the
Constitution ard Bylaws will shortly be published
trbuton
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1853-04-01

The President has appointed Hon. D. s. Dickinson,
Collector for the port of New York, and Hon. VIM
Dix, SubTreasurer, in same city. These appoint
ments have been confirmed by the Senate
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1853-04-01

es5~RUTH GARNETT. the Loves of the Earl of
Rochester, is the title of Novel, by Ainsworth
a copy of which has been laid on our table by Mr.
Whitaker, price so cents. 1t is unquestionaby an
interesting work, and, to those who have time for
light reading, will be worth its cost
Also by mail, Blackwood, for March, a CAPITAL
number. Both Pierce and Whitaker keep Black
wood and the Quarterlies, and act as agents for
them.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1853-04-01

g5-Speaking of Mrs. Stowe, some wit perpetrates
the following 80 Which would you rather kiss, the
Pope's toe, or Harriet Beecher Stowe }"
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1853-04-01

Bss@E elisha hittlesey has been requested to re-
tain his post as Comptroller of the Treasury, as
testimony of his integrity and high official charac-
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1853-04-01

lg~Wm. B. Flanner has been appointed Survey
or, and VIM. N. Peden Naval Officer, at Whining
ton, N. c.. in place of John Cowan and James G.
Green removed.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1853-04-01
of New Hanover County.
We publish the following list of the Magistrates of New
Hanover of convenience to our county readers

We publish the following list of the Magistrates of Ne
Hanover matter of convenience to county readers
II NJ Alderman 2.-D. Mcmillan,
flames Alderman, 30.-Jas. p. Moore,
3.-Wm. A. Berry, 3I.-J. T. Miller,
Al. p. Zimmerman, 32-N. n. Nixon
5-W. G. Bettepcourt, 35-Jere Nichols
6-Jno. Bunting, 34-W. S. Pridgen
7.-Jo f. Bunting 35-W. n. Peden,
81. C. Rowden, SO Michael Register
9-InO. Cowan, S7-Amos Rochelle
lot. J. Corbett, 3S-J. Sanders
III. l. Corbett, 80 Alfred Sheppard
12.-Jno B. Groom, 4O-Jno Sheppard
l3-M. G. Collins AID s Sanders
IA } A: Corbett, 42.-J. A. Taylor,
15.-R H. COwan, 43-S. d. Wallace,
l6.-Geo. w. Groom, 44-John Walker
Ito. NJ. FOy, At. H. Wright,
18.-Jas GARRISON, 46 10. c. Pickett,
l9-Chas Henry, 47.-Wm. A. Wright,
20.-D Harrcll, 49, Jno T Moore
2l.-L Highsmith, 49-Wm T J. Vann
Nv. S Larkins, 5O-Jas I BRYAN
23-D A. Lamont, SIP NJ Walker
PA. Lamont, 52-A J Mott,
25.-John McAuslan, 53-A J. Westbrooks
26.-Alex. McRae, 54-R. ]. Howard
N.-David Mcntire, ST. II. Williams
I2S.-Jas. McDuffe, SO Fennen
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1853-04-01
Distressing Rail Road Acc1den

BALTIMORE, March 2S.-An accident on the Ohio
road occurred rs mile west of Cumberland al three
o'clock yesterday afternoon. Two passenger cars
were thrown down an embankment over one hundred
feet high, turning four sommerses. Eight persons
ascertaned to have been killed, a. MANY are
badly injured among them Richard Clayton of Wells
Vile Va This is the first time passengers have been
killed on the road since lis construction. Mr.. Holt a
wealthy citizen of Baltimore, is among the killed
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1853-04-01
The Fayetteville aud Western RAN Road.

We copy from the Observer a short, unofficial &C
count OF the meeting of the Stockholders of this
company held in Fayetteville, on Saturday last, for
the purpose of organizing. We learn from others
that Messrs. Smith & Colby were not present, but
had authorized gentleman, who was present to
state, on their behalf that any arrangement that
the other stockholders might think proper to make
would be acceptable to them. resolution calling
for ARTIST insalment, either in cash or by note, on
the Stock subscribed. was. We learn, rejected.
~ We learn from the Western Democrat, that
arrangements are in progress for lighting up the
streets of Charlotte with gas
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1853-04-01
Clinton Female InStitu

We are pleased 10 learn from intelligent gen
tleman, citizen of Sampson county, that the above
excellent institution is in highly successful operation
under the superintendent of Mr.. LUKE C. GRAVES.
as Principal, sustained by competent assistants in
every department. The school now numbers eigh-
ty-two pupils, and is gradually increasing The
number will probably reach one hundred or more at
the next session. No exertors will be spared bv
either Trustees Teachers calculated to place the
Institute upon footing equal if not SUPERIOR to any
similar Academy in the State We hope and trust
that their praiseworhy efforts will be duly apprecia-
ted and sustained by the people of the State at
large and especially Of that section Immediate
Iy interested in the maintenance ola good Female
Academy at Clinton.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1853-04-01

IMPORTANT FROM BrENos AYREs.-IHe City Be-
sieged by Urquiea BY way of Rio Grande, we have
dates from Buenos Ayres to the eOh OF Jan'y which
state that the city was closely besieged by Urquiza
Skirmishes took place daily, and business was amos,
entirely suspended Produce very scarce as none
could come in, on account of the entire population be-
ing under arms according TO proclamation from the
Governor compelling all male persons TO unite in dr
wing eff the insurgents There no prospect Of
the siege being raised Urquiza, the instigaor Of
the instruction, has immense influence with the coun
try people.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1853-04-01

Be2r Messrs. Crittenden and Conrad late of the
Cabinet of Mr. Fillmore arrived here on Friday
night, accompanied by their families and remained
over Saturday. The inequalities of the town was
extended to them by the committee appointed at a
recent town meeting. held for the purpose of eceiv
ing Mr.. Fillmore, and such members of his Cabinet
as might accompany him, on his tour South Sew
eral of citizens called upon their distinguished
guests, who expressed themselves much pleased with
their stay amongst We believe the pleasure
was mutual
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1853-04-01
COAST SURVEY OFFICE,
WASHINGTON, March %, 1858.

To Prof A. D. Eache Supt. U. S. Coast Survey, Washing
ton City.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1853-04-01

FAYETTEVILLE AND WESTERN RAuRoAD--We
learn that the following gentlemen elected On
Saturday last, Directors of the Western Railroad
- SMITH,
= COLBY
T. R. UNDERWOOD
J. D. WILLIAMS
JAMES BANKS.
T. s. LUTTERLOH,
J. G. SHEPPARD
A A. McKETHAN.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-11-05

bracing few small lots at i2a&0l3t ID Prime in
kegs, and 1lG1i and 124 U Ii for Ordinary to Prime
in bbls
Weeks receipts go bbs and terces. and 1868 kegsz
exports equal TO $3.50 kegs
RICE The market for Rice has been heavy and the
sales limited to few lots at range Of 55Ht ID for
Ordinary Prime Carolina, including IS terces Wed
nesduya 40 ~ H.
WGIIsE Y-The demand for this article has been very
limited daring the week and have but few transac-
tons report including, early in the week 100 bbls
divers 3Ot y gallon, TO half So 20 each some
lots of Dexters at 80 and lot Of 80 bbs Raw at $50 a
gallon Yesterday Rectied was retailing at 800 " gallon
Weeks receipts, 800 bbls-exports, 1856
sALTA cargo of 3li0 sacks Liverpool roo fne) sold
early in the week at 81 % round aud 1000 sacks
Turks Island from Warehouse 81 056Ds1 10 n sack
From second hands the rates have been 81 3ODsl 10 "a
sack for Liverpool Coarse Fine delivered free of
drayage.
CoFfEE-The demand for Coffee has been better and
the weeks sales sum about $500 bags Rio range of
lO0le D H. the ruling rates being 1Ok0ls for good
10 prime lots We have further cargo sales to report
BAGGlNG AND ROPE-we have noticed only small
sales of Kentucky Bagging at 13l3ltS Rope at
7i5E0St including 100 coils at tx and 100 at So u b.
India Bagsing Is lower and have noticed sales IL
oil ~ though most holders have been asking 1lAG0
124e ~ yard
GuNNY BAGs--Iiolders have generally been asking
i for this article and have noticed small
actions at that price
TALLoW-We have noticed one or two small ssles of
City Rendered at 91zt y IT,
LARD Oll1-lhe transactions in this article embrace
few lots Of Ordinary brands at 9O95e and of Mich
eners Winterstrained at 81 II gallon for Prime the pn
cipal sale OF the latter being 50 bbls at this
HEMP-We have not heard Of a sale for many weeks
LEADING quote this article entirely nominal.
LlNE--We have no further cargo sales to report
Thomaston has been and has brought SO 50 81
4 Dbl from second hands. Common Western has sold
low 81 80 but have noticed OF Utica and Alton
at 81 75N0s3 o Dbl.
HIDEs-we still quote Mexican Flint at 1O160lo4e
y III.
NAVAL STOKES-We quote Spirits Turpentine at 55(d
$50, with retail sales at Goa . gallon
fREIGHTs-The market has been very firm. and the
principal engagements follow ship taken for Liver
pool at "a for Cotton for lavrc at and three for
the latter port Thursday and yesterday at ~.
'EXCHANGE-The Exchange market has generally been
duh at our quotations. We quote;
Sterling -....-........... lOS z a 1927
francs Of 21sh05 -
New York Sixty day Bills ........2 lD2H ~ ct disc.
sght checks on New York. AN = u ct prem.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-11-05

NOTICE OF ELECTION. Pursuant to
and directed bis EIceeuey o. HEBERT, Governor OF The
Ut an T'' 90 one M62DA9 35,sa1s
Of November next, 1s55 for the following officers,
MEMBERS or CONGRESS.
:d d. ' New orleans bfe lao~ ss
The suburb tn hat portion o hs parish q Or
one REPRESENTATIVE from the Second Congregational Dslie
non a. TIE tlrls bsr ana lstret ~ o9sry tue Y Of
ts St James ASCENSION Assumption ltoareb Ttrrebnne ST. Mary
TWO SENATORS the District composed the Parish
REPR esENrtT3rEz
ONE REPRESENTATIVE iron the 0ark Of the Parish Of Or
TWO REPRESENTATIVES fom First District Parish Of Orleans
THREE REPRESENTATIVES from Second ps're Parish o. or
slX REPREsENTATy from Tlirl District Parish Of Orleans
THREE REPREeENTATNS from Fourth District, Parish
THREE REPREsENTATIyEs from Fnb District Parish Of orleans,
NO kEPRESENTAINES tom sixth District Parish Of Orleans.
Two REPRESENTATIVES rom Seventh District Parish OF On,
TWO REPREsENTATyEs fom Eight D.ri Parish of Orleans,
TWO REPRESENTATIVES hom Tenth District Parish Orleans
sTAiE TRFAsgEgR lgBlr2a o. FgghIc ACCOUNTS
SHERIFF and CORONER 70. the Parish Of or es4.
FOUR AssEsSnRs for The Paish and City Of New Orleans.
The Third Fourth Of New oTesI. late
st Mississippi Rys to &c voted for aSoordg sliss
FIVE CLERKS OF COURTS New Orleans, via:
One for TIE First o. Tor The soa one r the Third, for the
And also FOUR TAX COLLECTORS Tor New Orleans:
the First, the Second, Thr and fr
the Fourth Districts and another that portion The Parish OF Of
leans ing the ght bank the Sii,sppl River.
sEFEy JUSTICES Pr TIE PEACE.
One by The qualified Electors Of First Representative
Dsficts
One by the qualified Electors Third Representative District;
O0e by the qualified Electors Of the Fourth
One by the qualified Electors the Fifth aud SxA Representative
rs tie qualified Electors Of me Seventh Eighth ard Nah Re
press ut,;.yt DEic;s;
Two the qualified Electors Of the Tenth Representative District
One by the qualified Electors OF that portion Of the Orleans
lying O re right bsnk Of the Assnspp i River.
And CONSTABLE Peaetc he chosen by
the Electors resgs in the several Precincts ustcss Of
Peace, 8 above e. qllineI.
The ro!s Will lie opened the day above
eG'pck in the until O'Clock pla
and under the superintendent ard
and Clerks be appointed by the Of
New Ous tho Police Jury part Of The Parish on The
right bunk o the Mississippi River
Election
dersguel according to law.
sheffs Office, Parish OF Orleans this 9Th October 1885,
Ols j. P. FRERET, Sheriff
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-11-05

IGOR RENT A three story BRICK House. O.
e" finished Magazine ,t'.4t. posyar, w. aas II
1hls'h!ns i've bid Kitchen rr
foou 800 ao-t and third Tor IN s-e5a
MOOT sefvan's ay17@ kitcHan
hFosoy FRAME HOUSE E1st side AnB1asaon sauars con
out r'oms 10 mait bllng breakfast
A n3;; Apply 70 j. 0. PiERsOS, Real Est,is Broker.