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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-08-09
Alabama Election

MONTGOMERY, Ala, Thursday, Aus 4 iSs
The majority for James Abercromoie, Wing, for Con.
rress in this County about So and that his opponent
David Clayton, in Macon, about 800
In the County Of Russell Aoercrombe has 800 majority.
There is scarcely a doubt Of bis election.
Partial returns from the lNth District are fAvorsbeo
stephen Hale the Wig aud Union candidate. Sidney
Moore was the Democratic candidate.
In Montgomery County the Wing toke, has been sas
cessiul.
MOBILE. Thursday Aug T. i8h5-P NJ
CIL Winston, Democrat Is undoubtedly elected Gov
ernor though by very small majority. There are four
candidates running, viz Winston Dem Richard W.
Walker and W s. Earnest Wings, and Col Nicks, Union
Democrat Earnest has received the next largest vote to
Winston ard it may turn out that the latter will scarcely
have majority over all bis competitors
In this city, Moblel Winston has majority, az has a,s
the remainder of the state aud Congressional tickets
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The Tribune for Europe.

The next humber Of The IN une for EW9Dtaa Cr'n
loi.an will be issued TO-MOR low MORN NC. at .
ot ock II will contain al the Lies Ness up t. tae
the of going to press. single copes, IN wrap er'
fe DE- 'or mailing, can be Lad at the CESS. Pnce S1
Gems The Asia sails from this por, To-MIrroF at
u o'clock
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-08-09

r..,a was General Jail Delivery a, Bath, Steuben
... last week -Four prisoners escaped. Tbs only IN
s;ymsnt found after their escape was case knse made
.Pa he an s 1n. O ssse s
The saw having gone home and been advised to that
on be names Of the three who are still 81 large are
Robeysr Cooyet and - s ,Ss WISE ~ ssa sPps
tsnsIon The sheriff Of SiepRep elsIs IshAV =" 'ss'.
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10 coRREsPOEDEYTs.

~ ,o.es can Be Of ComDuniesos "n.teTe
l1tsuded BE- Euhsnncsted BY ne name AZ
Sdre Of neo.ssry for pusheAaon- bui - qua
snfee Of H.s good faith
We cannot undertake return rejected Conn1raeston,
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North Carolina Election ousre.s.


Dist l. H. Shaw Democrat, believed 10 be elected
over David Outlaw Wing. and present Member
II. Thomas Rufin, Dem, is undoubtedly elected lie
was opposed BY Wm. Ledin, Ind
VI. Returns are favorable to Blrtin Craig Demccrs.
over JSnesW Osborn Wing lie is most certainly
elected. ...,..
Ill VIM : Ashe, Democrat, ant present Aemoer ia
elected over Walter + Isake Ind. His majority is about
goo
V 5 H. Rogers, Wits is elected over A. W vsn.OIe,
Democrat and presen, Member.
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Tennessee Election.

MEMPHIS, Tenn, Aug lso
We have returns from about one third Of the state,
which show a gain Tor AEdrew Johnson the Democratic
candidate Governor, of 1000 votes over Gusti'as A.
Henry bis Wing competitor
The CON plexion Of the Legislature is doubtful
NASHVILLE, Monday, AuS. 9, 1888,
In twenty four Counties the Democrats claim gain
Of 600 while the Wings only claim loss of 200 The 70
sult for Governor is doubtful The Wings thus far have
gained one CONGRESSMAN
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aeu:1)ork Daily 9ribn,re.
Tuesday, A GUST 9, 1853.

n Persons Ts> Iylor-< f q M o. q,
brsSsh the PostOass Pnos ~ svsef-paTAss
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Hall storm.

BALTIMORE Monday, August Z, 1850
We we're visited b. heavy ram ana hal storm 10
night The hail very large and many windows were
broken trees fences &c. were blown down.
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LATEST NEWS By TELEGRAPH,


Sgersi Dirata = Tie y. Trtszae
WASHINGTON. Moudsy Ass isz,
" BOdsco. s growing prod'giously n vutec un.,
Mr. Marcy early Sunday morning bitterly conOlYpn,
OF an Uiicle in Tkc Ugi0r KozsA aud The suyrn, ~
fair He furiousy blsEed out against k0sztA calling him.
ieor and charging him with having stolen the eroro a.
regSlA OF Hungary. MIR Marcy ccuneousy Is..pas -
the rAyngs Of the Russian Envoy against KozA 1a3 N.
Jnioz and then be smiled sereney and spoke 10 term, -
approval Of the tone Of the article in question The Pr,
ideut and Cabinet Of laugh a, the ia,
OF the Russian Minister muzzlns our Repablio.,
presses bys,snder remarked that he would re,da,
Seree tbs, the freedom Of Hungary should BE- decided o,
the spot by persons Pug,e encous,er between Coun
Bodsco and Gen Armstrong Bodisco discontinued nj,
nioa some days sgc but early Sunday morning he
svailed himself OF neishbor's copy
Philip j. Punch, EDITOR Of The Sarasnah Georgiaa hs
been rendered Chargeship somewhere in Souh Amerc.
but declines going account of sickness in his family
- Van VOORHEES, has been appointed Postmaster a
RrOfk
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-08-09
The Black Warrior At MoDlle-s Military Election.
The EIle canal Tolls.

ALBANY. Monday. Aug T. lGd
The Genial tolls for ths fourth OF Juy wsre siollo
auo Tor tie up Aug 1, they foot up slJ-0y'
beng al increase oye n, period last year OF siJhL
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-08-09

Il will be seen oy an advertisement IN another col
uun that an excursion leaves Detror On TIE llrh inst
Gr 'he sid region Of Lake Superior 50 graphically
d. scr.D.d bI our correslondent o. an9lher gsle.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-08-09

- Rsrkers Cbeyeuxtoniquc. Tor preserving restor

IT, ~ n ~
hs and identifying Hair Unlike most preparations de- sued ioi
a. snme ell A. oaacatof oidaudai
IA is innbly "a oases 81 head me- tcHAs ue
Ia a cannot 81
appreciation sod at BAsktNs isaos H@i 'tsale D'''
No. 80 bUadwey.
DIAKRHEA-Fifty dollars will be paid If DIR. rooms's
La
n.,s len h attacked For sale BY The dfIgss and soeN'fs
thronshoui the the Cauidas fHoe = aud "
DYoir Sons Agents. Phade!pha Depot 80 "ieen"l'he'
CouSsEL FOR rHE FEERLE, AND IMPORTANT oUG-
iNvieoEArNl Oh
n, sreui end hca ivne"s pFrp 'n
ntroauced 'jfcua
that no IN ysan h teiataon 'ld venture 20 alt
himself Of rs tNiIaoGnAy p"pefes OF inA Oh f
~ wonderful cufes .- 4.. .f.o, ,y.
sond ren,d the nervous feeble, seA lt salei "s
sseaf Is urpu thai ihe tne s'as wa 1 - |
rd ~ eiy too and without the helping d % ts hsf
mans a0enca sleA,
,pg into lie d,say consunon NAM parent u.,ns
S,.r de tle plessure plNtt4 t-ctoA o. 80"
sse mn le toe si alod oi drafh oe another
umnor n ~ bTine tack rs blossoms to The rose
Nor should the healthy neglect the neai@ VI ouYns o
,,or I'm climate hFr ui aons every siV
vi bV AZ, ue ot th peerless iuvsoat thc aN -i nervous
sys,e my ae % hactd lp and tr digestive lo"ea 80 '-.H
rcsoUd. urlT sud4cS tbtt-te o.
- AM, rnsu 10 s,1dy, pca rlrtlc must afueas
i-h nd thouehf OF sduc ralse 9,'c'Pc We
s., cta tle season iu u
winch The system tas rd i.'.e '.e "'e''s, W VI 9 " ~
si .ats y DO suffer- from hlsrA depression Of
., sV wssknss hcsda,h nervous fr more ueafaet az
-. ~, az et o., those diseases aissaics aei4eil ~
uN tesi'e %
A, ADVANCE oi nlu.trats nea col JOY -1i Aee-'
Ia Is rut up hghy coaceitr. 90 'u pint uctc ia -e ' M
Al, a. 49, nc :. Cr - per t two e. - 81 bf 80 70 n
~ -, "a, Aseuf No Broadway, NeS lofs 70 "ne ga
~. i. ncdftssed Be particular % ask tJT Or N' 'l
Nigotatng Oofciai - there = aA --'-.'on 49,. =
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From the Ei-hing Grounds.


The fishing schooner Flying Cloud arrived al Gioucesier
Yesterday from the Fishing Grounds The captain reports
Mackere scarce and that several Cape Cod vessels had
Ell f. home with small fares. The British Naval oficen
are represented as being more civil SAW British war
.,eamer keeping sharp look out and several cutters in
the bays and coyes.
The steamer Devastation has gone TO Quebec for repairs
The fishermen complain of the light money collected
by The British amounting 10 about Go vessel saw Oh
Cape Sable United States sts am iigate.
Tie schooner Champion also arrived at Gloucester on
Sunday with small load Of MSckereL
The Black Warrior NJ Mobie-nilitary Election
aI W-ORLEAEs, Monday AlEusl
Tie steamship Black Warrior, from New lorA Via ia
yana arrived ~ Mobile yesterday
Col P.frey has been elected Brig adler General Of the
Louisiana Legion.
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-nr I'M. BEAcn respectiulIy iniOrms

4 "A
rle and hs old Genos particular tina be- has ecu ned o "a
iope completed his rEcAL wohk RESUMED Ms . %
CIV may be corsuted az No - i''iN-J'-s'' '' "
Bfainhid Cbuich
10 TN, WssKtyG MECHANICS or NEw-1oRk-lt
ouaLt be uuyersay tha there ia 10" ana au cay D T
.t, ore M hth daua hte sister Of any ecllnc
may much ~ her abor a. ne can uy ' 49, ..'
WOMEN AID OF ~ HiN'tHs SEWING haoii.s'
ONLY 500 have diheuiJ 10 eafmns uoi. .iln "i1
Nsses 10y - - ~ AWAY ]. u. slSGEa o..
DEFIANCE SALAwANDLR SifEs-GAiLLRs FILNr.
RottR1 PAraIcA sole Mnuctufe ia The uaed - e'
ofte above eel bAed Safes aud D. {. OuffNs lmrt p
hence Loefs-the Safes Locks combined in ino ~a D'
No Pesfsf- oOor below MAIDEN lane TO- ' ''' ~
"a. CRIsrADoRo's EXCELSIOR Ham DYE contains the
Of ell chemists Nan.-
ar l. smell c5nins 20
lime oaue. the canse ere you can e'an
ksde old aud puyaey al CKsrADOK0s, NO As0oe
70 Housekeepers and all others IA want OF Bedding
- ,go..s do sssit .aila Al WIZARDS -altu-
a~onent OF aci-s s noe "''i 'N - no
yusho.
Hun D,r AND Wics.-BATcHEL0h's ManuidctOf!
for these removed 20 NO 90 bioaa"y oppose or
~ Y. haI h, AID hs newly ented Nifs I'D
Tsup,es Nine n,aie all on one foo cop hs address
EltcrHcIrY- Pulyermacher's Patent Hydro hlec'
tr Chans ,snoo tAcg luoducnl Ad the Erat .e's'
to, ds debility o th- nervous system ir. '
Ia iIom ofIia stae Of cue ci'uaion 80 -
OF InstiitpJ slseu |3 ." i.e sHi1a s
and M, eorstins influence Al ta soslu Of tc Jcn they ore %
complaints stuauug the in te Aa Csc Ha
nv ipye stts tlrous amid and oOni'oi current. l ni H
mpon ance EDGED by - Aers' meHe4 aus
sosoeIus college, holptaa &C. Nc"-l "a Hud -.' N %
r. stto 81 batteries clUo g. 90 Illustrated drr
tontsue personal aud one ioi nedica h.io e.
10 any pa OF the Uuttd sasrs on fenta. ui niee ve
sTEINrRr New-loTk corner Of Meifolo.i,n roc.
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ii, "a III. old fsuo n particular has ned from "a
80 bs new MEDICAL WORK, resumed hs pftcice 10 tn-
~ I'D NAV be consu ted No % yntn next DOR 10 Ie
Bralnsld Church
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-08-09

awnfsroors no i5cCnatnas CO.. Of Mulberry ST. F1e
- found lagest asorent OF Acrsin s noe ever '-'l ~
,ubhC.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-08-09
10 Housokeepers and all others IN want OF Bede

.be,,le. sfedens wh which tn scatet OF oil cAen' N-N
mra,ts bsek or The baf as no ei c'nt' 20
chance can c0ln thisA1
s.sde old aud pyaieiy CsT ADoKos, NO As0oee
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1853-04-20
THE RED o AXIS sc II 90
THREE YEARS AGO.
sf15 Is tss ~ sA4 81
BY MARION DIX SULLIVAN.

II raerrv if,suls Y,f sss, a II heIs--a t,latt,r
.of horsss, 'les, On ,he hard, snow----the inv.
Gus bark Of q large doa--,he. ring. Of { an
.iron.heeled boot on the payement--and
he lines we're thrown back with. Steady
now. clifford! See to him, Jubai' and Tom
Bolder dashed in at the street door, spraiig
40, s,sirs in. lust fise Heaps, and with aloud
ran burs, into il HarA .Somers, room. before
sbe latter had time to brush away about
hair dozen tears from his bright bo!yish
cheeks, which he did il, haste, and before
Fanny Somers had time to, put down her
apron itilf 81 kitieRs ] and run 10 The window,
lWhers she found the bay colt, Clifford
sstanding quite still, and .Juba, the large
dog sitting down close. before him. and
leaning bis head against Clifford S breast.
viii, An expression otthe eye which plain,
~ said, Never You fear, my young Iriped
there. IS no danger if there were any.
should see it FIRST, and should defend you
TO f,e last 1870, -,
Fanny held up. q kitten. at him.. but he
did not seem 10 think It large enough to
.growI a. merely wipking neryoasly at it
with the. other eye. while the tiny kitten
made . high back at him through the glass
and then turned and scratched Fanny; 81
And You ara really going. Harry! all
packed up and strapped; flute and violin
locked 10 their cases. The latter ,instru-
il, meat rnhstb be IN packed imme ediately,' con
s1inuea Tom. lookina sedulously around at
svsrythiMng. ing exec pt The traces o: Harry's
chserin; aor mother and Hetty, and Hat
" and Jenn9, and Ben and Jim, are i'm
.pa,ientlx = sliing1or me TO bring your moth
er. + aunxs md q yourself to spend Jolly
Is,.s eyenipa 81 sSl)s i1S Wait q, moment, while
i put 81 5liftosd's blanket, by way Of in
fcr,lin6 hin that he is to wait half an hour,
and then speak 10 your mother about it.
So saying. he went down stairs at three
leaps. The tears, csme into .Harry's eyes
again, Oh, IL | we're as tall and strong as
.he!' Y. s. i ..@s..,
Presently arose the hum Of voices from
below; snother insisting that she could moi
,spend, Harry's last evening away. from
'ho,pe., and Tom. and Fanny perspadinp
her that il would be much better for them
all fom came up flushed with victory
.exclainHng ..We'yet won! we've Conquer.
ed! In half an bour they win be ready
Clifford is inoddings in his blanket and
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'eP olE THY.
CALIFORNIA ls1ANzAs.

-f.
BY MAJOR G. w. PATTON, o. S. ARMY:
rThe last words of the Emigrant's Child, a.
uttered nn the banks of the San Joaquin, nea
fprt Miller, California, are thus conveyed to thu
& i of the world through, the medium of song
The circumstances which gave rise to the verses
are peculiarly souching Owing to the winte
srains, the rivers bad risen to such a height the!
could not be fosded, and the roads had become
impassable. A family Of emigrants arrived on th
banks Of the San Joaquin in the last stage of ex
Hssistion Starvation stared them r. il the face
tThe mother had been buried on the plains; and OF
The srriyalof the family in San Joaquid intan
and its sister, six years of age died also. Ieayips
the disconsolate, father to prosecute his turthe
journey to the gold mines alone ..;.s.
The Emigrant's Dying Child.
Father! I'm hupgeredl give me bread
Wrap close my shivering form!
Cold blows the wind around my head.
Aud wildly beats ti,e storm.
Prcsect me from the angry sky; asa
I.shrink beneath. it'd wrath, rr.is ~ 7s.s.
dread this tempest rushing by, = ,..g
hlch lntercePts our path
: Father! these California skies, va -.
You said were bright aud bland-,fes.;s,as
But where. Tonight, my pillow lies. t..e
IL this The golden land!
'Tis welimy little sister sleeps,
d Or. else slestoo would greve; e
a But paly see how still she kreps--5 1fsgGg
! She has not stirred since eve. ta Issg,t.,s
= J'lt kiss her, and perhaps she'll speak asa
II ShelLkiss me back, 1 know - p.
Oh father, only touch her cheek, st.esei't.t3
IT'S cold as very snow! i,,.,s.,
Father! you did not shed tear, q,
7sEs Yet'littie Jane has died:
q OH promise, hen you leave me here, gl'
ss,sb To lay me by her side. So ssseltsa
And when you pass this torrent cold,
4 - We've come so Tar 10 see. ~
x And You soon beyond for gold, i1gss oilti
s.,,S O. think Of Jane snd,me osis si8sq siss8.
Father. I'm weary rest my head ,,s. ,til
Upon thy bosom warm s
Cold blows the wind around my head,
go Aud wildly beats the storm. !"
CALIFORNIA, Jar 1858. S'iss
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CONCLUDED NEXT WEEK.

~ As love thinks no evil, 80 envy
speaks no good.
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same 10 any desk wlti'sa low courtesy and
loving smile, with which they passed
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-02-16
Specifications for repairing the Wooden Bridge,
building new Bridges, aud lay ing Gunwaic Gross.
InE- In the First Dlstrl for u ~ ycn

l. The will repair all which
ordered By the strong, suistan a and w0rmuuke
Tie td5 Of the reHf piIAs all bridges having
t. be fastened with bolts and TO adml OF their being easily
aed The purpose the trunks h bridges hr
shall ALEC t bad Furnish place bolts and TO bridges
NOW IN the pisirell winch may have been Lost.
All
the said Surveyor, The lines and levels BY HIM
That The work 70 he strong substantial and Of the h de-
thr punks secured t bolts,
neatly lifted other and the bearings. Wherever
mag usce,tE ditch for bridge shall be the
Contractor at hs sud wherever be
alter t width OF ditch for bridge the necessary work shall be-
done hy the Contractor without extra charge, AID he shall till the
sides to restore The grade Of the street and shall the
wherever disturbed by him.
81 lumber bolts wooden bars spikes
materials to be furnished and hauled by The the
o have the following dmsusop4 inches side n thick,
lengths according 20 the widths OF The bridges the be the host
quality, pa all cases least from The
qusiy inches width they shall be bddcd
level
aai iu su % tiates : may BE- required.
The bridges be Of inch best quality
yellow Pine, ul length bridge, the sides and
orr Of te best quality mill Cyprlas st= ngs
ali The old lumber TO be tAe property # The and 10
h4uitd ju the oi the the
will Do paid monthly the certificate the
eyo the Council the 5ht " anuu the the
nth tu Contractor the work will be- ope at the
expense the tue Contractor u be bound during Che
existence Of the u;rA and all losses the city sustain from
ttH bal state OF le bridges.
H. security dollars yl Ne required the
faithful OF The contract
:, BIDS TO DC beard for the repars and
bridges and PER running foot gunwas fosue, and pound Tor
and bolts furnished and lsid
Surveyors Department, Cay Hall NrwOro1us, February ~ ISIS.
N}5W LOUIS H. riLlE city Surveyor,
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-02-16
Specifications for the Cleaning aud Digging of the
Claiborne Canal In the Eirst aud Fourth Districts,
and the NnriRny Canal

The work shah indicated separate contracts lie gouN
account and RISK Of James Clinton ana
lis srcury-said eona't'f' having pa'''' ." plt0i" 'N
First Cstne Canal from tie Nsw Csns to the
ppbr li of b. ritv dirty wide the top,
l,liou nine deep
send guy Csnsln III ysn Fielis street. from,
Canal to Florida Avenue ten feet at the top s AT d hoit a
All he depths he taken from t surfaces HE lowest ground
narsh auds.
Ali dirt ttumps eet
rom sl Canals, and to belong rho
sides ID canals 70 he well smoOth6l Of.
whole completed the
len Of the Surveyor
The contractors begin the works i've DAYS after the approval
By the Common Council, the
thereafter, under penalty Of dollars
The bind themselves opened
night, prevent the water backing the
Earh OF the furnish
and dollars the faithful performance their
Payments TO be made in cash the cere Of the aud
amer completion Of each contract bids 10 be by the running
hundred and eight feet.
surveyors Department. City Hall Newolaan February L. 1853.
ei56t l., II. PILE Civ Survivor.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-02-16
OFFICIAL.
Specifications concerning the Clennng OF the Paved
and UnpaY ed and keeping In RepHir the Unpaved
streets of the First and Second Wards of the First

Dl.trlct.
FIRST CoNTRAcrTbr Fl., Wand Of tue cit, OF Negoreans
gAieados from the ,ii Of ey Road to the middle Of IhaIla
aI Sa @ y ,5s Po P ghes tue 'is o u'n"
sscoSp coNIEAcI Second Ward q The e IF NsT9I
STR, until strikes the orleans Canal thence The middle OF
Ey Road and lake P E mr. '''
ibc ioroasSy All tie CUTTERS, ace
roads Ways public p aveS. and ' @hai as Within aI ibs
s = I III ."S or s59rn Sy 10 o.k A NJ a
lion thai may be found growing in OF uP99 the border Of The
may ehsgc hinder the free circulation passage
s elsss a,S%s '''"s' and -''''
n and a Of ali s 70 81 % 70 ~, As n ga eSed AMY
Of ~ same ey o'clock A. all the nth rubbish, manure animal and
DIES pon whatever that be found hae pruc health
also s Or esa to taken away oa ssh and o ' aT All
rubbish manure ,ass vegetable substances. on. Kitchen
stuff and caeu matters description whatever may
eonaued and deposited boxes barrels tets tubs vessels
public ways public places evee. aud waryes upon Of tie side
The border margin The the
every ds bs al dsS nS aa
% hound % 5 s so., as9 b 5 , Se ps
the street Commissioner or his Deputies shall direct.
other deposited accumulated the paved
tour bouts, and po,t in and osr places as may require
iH T @a p b IpT g gfs 20 10 Xxx
taken and carried away 10 other place or places than those dcguaed
annual matter ~hacyr other substance under penalty d dol
re saal hound to ssan ami wash out d'. an The
and carry to b. carried all ouas coming nom
tb, same
The shall be bound in MI streets through which the water
shalt De- by the Commercial Water Company
o, iOto 10 O'clock A. ST.
Tie contractors he ouu 10 cut aud remove all the grass and
weeds ANA other uay growing
the shall
cleaned their depth. The
m ,he STIR "a Comm ssurr and putes bar
peust ngen, the Unite their eontra,s, the
| 10 lH .uel, nv The CITY,
Tg contractors sian b bound to Fit MP m hard rubbish river san
aal atfr'a., tta h. eis d. 10 uupay,d sea alleys anss
shin tho nita Of their respective contracts,
q appearance sha tle
ru,g p the Surveyor keep ulut,e uupuyed
streets rys lanes roads and agie way 10 r-glnr ary o
| IN In
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-02-16
Office Home Mutual Insurance Company

STATE OF LOUISIANA,
PARISH oF ORLEANS City of New Orleans
Be remembered that the 18th January 1885,
subscriber Justice tie person
ally appeared Alexander Brother President lgmsF H. Wheeler
Secretary the Home AutuA Company
being duly according law, dspoc above
just and Transcript books said
company. A. BROTHER, President,
JAWS II. WHEEIKR, Secretary.
Sworn to and nbarhed before January Is5
c, V. JONTE, Second Justice Of tse Peace
the PArirh Of Orleans.
S The Board of Trustees have declared dividend Of Forty Nine
the earned the
December 81 1854 for which certificates viii
the LIST Of A1arch
The Company continues the per the
and by FIRE, the
Camp street. ALEXANDER BROTHER, President
JOHN K. SHAW, Vice President.
las II WuEPIF Earratar av-ffIs Ian u
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10 from MI John Herriord Mail Contraeior, Tenn.
Messrs. B, A. FRh1estock CoGentemeu the
ehsr. take pleasure in tesins to the valuable qualities Of
Femhee. About attention called It by
snd scsr the Banks Nashville IN whose
then standard article having used it in his family with
satisfactory reHr By his advice vial
ssn who had until then been feeble and subject equsn
scknses The vsrmuge expelled number OF and the
child afterwards recovered good have since used
regularly family the ailments children generally
"vsrmifaeew
o. family Of nsar relation will mention
IN particular The child our years age, always
often attacked with at the
nearly Lost the use Of the lower ertremi recommended the
Of Nerfuge in the and et the half Of which
taking home with directions For
child hulk Of LARGE WoRhsthe
fsmsmberedsnd short the the hermitage
ceased health improve. When the
and enjoying perfect health This
very jaws q death the hiends attribute to the Of
Hlrfreesbors, Tenn. June as 1851. JOHN HERRit ORD
- Sold by all the principal DfugRiss In New Orleans
msrchants generally. iani Wit