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The Ohio star. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1830-1854, 1853-03-02
VTLL1GE LOTS FOR S.aLE.

YT HIRTEEN iOt- in Daiei Sewers addition to
81 the village If Ravenna. south Of the Canal
are offered to the public at prces, and terms
to accommodate all who wish TO build. The
ground is high, water easily obtained with little
digging. and the location every way desirable.
On one of the lots there is a new dwelling and
barn, which Will be sold at bargain, and on easy
terms. Enquire ofthe subscriber on the prem ;ses.
DANIEL Sewers.
D RI aol 1o.o
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~ Another Scientific wonder!-Imporiant to Dys-
pepilcs-r J. s. oughons Pepsin, The digestive
Fluid Gastric Juice, prepared from Rennet, the
fourth Stomach of the Ok after directions of Baron Lie
big the great Physiological Chemist by j. S. Hough.
ton, NJ ID. Philadelphia. This is truly wonderful
edy for Indigestion Dyspepsia Jaundce liver complaint,
constipation and debility, curing natures own agent,
the Gastrc Juice. Pamphlets containing scientific evil
lence of its value. furnished by agents gratis s.
tice among the medical advertisements. Ii62-ly
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Charier E.etioll.

A, the Charter election in this village yesterday.
the following tickef-ihe regular citizens ticket
was elected as follows:
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u March came in :. as slick as mud.' Trs-
eing embargoed. Mud forty fathoms and the
Ilumb-line broken.
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n q A'hCE.
COPARTN HIP,

FEN HE undersigned have this day associated
u with Them in the Mercantile business VIII
la." Il. Wtter, and The business will hereafter be
conducted under the name and firm of RoweIl,
Witter & o., at The Stone Store (uow occupied
By us) uutl; tn 1st of April next. when they will
renoye I tn, Brick Sore formerly occup ed by
John Nj Hoo Il Co.
ROWELL & BROTHER.
Ravenl a, Feb. 18th, 1858. nI20s
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Harper for March.

number of extraordinary interest. inst re-
ceived and for sale ut HALLS Book STokE.
March, l. 1853
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KOSSUTH NOT IN RAVENNA!
EpJTT every stye of Hat bearing his now be
RB found, at prices that cannot fail to suit ut
Nov "a c & C PRENTIss.
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DENCH PLANFS-A good assortment Of
ID Eastern Manufacture for sale at Eastern prices by
Nov u. E u NlChANDeON.
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EoUR ccents per pound for Dried Apple; by Vow
II Oct 10. "A. v. HOhh.
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BY EXPRESS.

Just receired from Nsro York
,HyHR OUCH in DAYS, another lot OF Ready Made
Clotlngconsisting of Over oats Sack and Frock do
Pantaloons and Vests ahof which will be sold cheap at
the second edition of Oak Hall ii. L. IL. DAY.
Dec. %
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New York City Insurance Company.
FARITERS DEPARTMENT.

A s agent for the above well known and high
N ly responsible institution the undersigned authors
ed to issue Policies of Insurance.
The Company having capital OF rive hundred Thou
vantaes and facilities for doing argeand very safe bus
mess much less the insured THANH usually paid
by them to companies doing small business.
aa3 II. W. SMITH.
RRyenua November 80, 1861 ll96
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N O II IC e.!

TIC E!
A LII persons owing by note or having un-
settled accounts with the Subscribers are request
ed TO call and settle the same without further no1le
SA&R A GiT.LETT.
Ravenna, January %. 1883.
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GROSS cur SAWS-EngIish and Ame,i-
" manufactured from the best quality of steel
fer sale at low prices at L r RICHARDSON'S.
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~ should be c,irersaily k,,o,rn-for it is strictly
truehat indigestion is the parent of arge proportion
of the fatal diseases Dysenterv, cholera NOR
bus liver complaint, and many 9th enumerated
in the city inspectors weekly catalogue of DEATH gen
Grated by indigestion alone. Think of that dyspepcs.
think of all who suffer from dsordercd stomacs and if
you willing to be guided by advice founded upon
perence, resort at (don delay day. Hooands
German Bitters prepared by Dr. c. NJ. Jackson which
Alternative curative and invigorant stands alone and
approached General depot, 100 Arch street. We have
tried these Btte and know they excellent for the
diseases spscifed Philadelphia City Item.
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PosIsIrG.-Thousnnds of parents who use Vermifuge
composed of Castor Oil Caiomei cnre that
wte they appear benefit the patient they nctualy
laying the foundations for series of diseases. such
salvation, loss of sight, v cakness of limbs, &c.
In another column viii be found the advertisement of
Hobensack's Medicines, TO which ash the attention
of all directly interested in their we'll their cl
drens health In Liver complaints and all disorders ari
sing those of bilious type, should make of The
r only genuine medicine. Hobensack's Liver Pills.
u "BE NOT DECEIVED" but ask for Hobensack y
Worm Syrup and Liver Pills, and observe thai each la.
hesignature ofihe Aroprieor j. N. Iobensack
else genuine.
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CITIZENS TICKET

For Mayor,
OLIVER p. BROWN.
For Recorder,
STEPHEN r. FREEMAN.
For Trustees.
ELI P. KING,
ALEXANDER TOPPING,
AUGUSTUS MUNYON,
ISRAEL FORKER,
ERFnFRvCK wv COEEfN
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SPRING STYLE HATS.
PAINT MILLS

FHTIV1 -NILAO.
4 N entirely new kind. one that Cannot fail Il
n suit, please call and examine. at
f r RIcHARDsox'x.
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Auo,herr ticket was in the field with Darius
Lyman for Mayor. A. A. Harris for Recorder,
William Pitnan and Edgar H. Wait for Trustees,
the balance Of the Trustees the same as the citi-
zsns Ticket. The principal contest was on May
or and Recorder, Mr.. Browns majority was Al;
Mr.. Freemen's 40.
The whole number of votes polled was 276.
The f5.lowi y is c statemsn. of ths vote.
FoR MAroR-Oliyer P. Brown, 1853 Darius
Lyman, 1l7.
RrcoaDEn.-ssephenR R. Freeman. 1862; Alison
Harris. l13.
TRusTERs. Eli P. XII ,g, 26i; Frederick w.
Coffin. 271 Israel Forker. o65 Alexander Top
ping, l77 Augustus Munyon. 166; William Pit
man, 80; Edgar H. Watt lei.
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DISSOLUTION.

DISSOLUTION.
yE%HE Copartnership heretofore existing between
4 the undersigned is hereby dissolved by mutual
agreement the business OF the firm will be settled al the
factory by either of the p1rties and all persons having
requested TO call and settle before the first
dly of April next
us r. McFi. VAIN.
GEORG + McEI.WA1N.
BERNARD w. ARNOLD.
Rnvenna, Feb 9ih 1853.
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For the Ohio Star.
Ieavenna Indies Temperance
League.

Pursuant to notice the Ladies Of Ravenna met
at the Free Church on Tuesday Feb. % 1852, fol
the purpose of forming Ladies T,wnship Tenn
ance League.
Mrs. Elizlbeth S. Hall was called to the chair
anl Miss Jane Colo appointed Secretary. After
Il free, and full interchange of views, Mrs. Hallby
request of the meetings presented Constitution
for the consideration of the meeting, which being
fully discussed md amended was unanimously
adopted aS follows
The Ohio star. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1830-1854, 1853-03-02

EJ In CossUaPrIvE s YMPTGEs-"Procrasiin ,iion
is the thief Of time, in awful sense, it shortcns
existence, and huries the patient from time eternity
Thousands are dying whose lives might be saved by
the ilmey use of Wisiars Balsam of Wild Cherry
few weeks. few days, may make fatal difference
in the pregress of consumptive symptoms.
The chances Of increase greatly wil tho
!iness of treatment. although in seemingly des
perate, Wisiars Rasnm has performed that are
seemingly mracu siill it is advisable Ike the
Balsam the appearance OF the first symptoms.
Consumption, of all Diseases is the that should
receive carly treatment. Every hour of delay may
make the difficult. In the between Dis
ease and Nature The assist Nature. the
certainly will she win The Victory. If wait until
disease has broken the DEirution aid may e
| too late 10 be of service.
7 See advertisement.
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Ravenna, Feb. as,h, 1858.
PATENT DOOR AND GATE SPRING.

TIME subscriber has been appointed agent for Port
Il age county for the sale of .'lnman's Patent Door
and Gate Spring" to which awarded the first pre-
MUM at the 'WoIlds Fair" al London 1851. The
above springs are for sale at manufacturers prices by
RaIeBna March Cd, 1858. E. r. RIG HARRISON.
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s. HANGHAI & COCHIN CHINA EGGS,
- Warranted pure, can be had Of the subscri-
ber. l. BRAYTON.
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4 MUSLIN COLLARS. "A beautiful assott-
of Ladies' Muslin Collars Under Sleeves Bands
&C.. for sale cheap at II L & r DAYS
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WI.YDOW DES.

WINDOW SHADES.
UHOSE, who are furnishing Parlors, can find eegnani
| Oil Coored shades ut the store IN CamPoeiisport.
Frees from vvo to three dollars pair including cords,
tasssls and rollers. JOHN II, BOSTWlCk & Co.
JAM l, 1858.
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NEW GOODS for JANUARY 1858.
THE subscriber has on hand a large assort-
man, of goods which he offers his custom ers as
lo;y as can be sold in town. +. w. SEYMOUR.
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Rochester Beaver Co.. Ia, Feb, 25, 1851.

We the undersigned, have Known Mr. Javens, have
known his fghtfu suferings and apparently hopeless
condition and cheeruly testify to the truhulness of the
above statement.
john Stiles. VIM. D. Johnson, w L. Dickinson. F. Re-
no, G. c. Barnes Jesse Nannah S. IT. Trnble Israel
Gray j. C. Clark, Thos. Javens.
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Doors and SHOES.-A large STOCK JUS,
ID reed and selling very cheap
Nov 90. AV HORR
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G Re e MS
Cottage Melodeon.

VNHE subscriber would respectfully allthe attention
4 of the musical public to some new Meodeons which
he manufacturing in ihls place. which for beauty
of style quckness of touch and quality of tone is moi
vary size from 81 10 T. and 81 Prices from
$40 TO S45 $50 and $780, The 81 and octayors are
The and 81 M Piano form. Piease call
and Judge for yourself Ali iheabeye
warranted. All kinds IF reed instruments repaired
short notice and in goo style. Accardeons repaired
new reeds put in al l2i cents each. Shop over sIr
LItIle's Bookstore. G. GFGREEN
Ravenna- Ohio iI67-iy
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A WORD TO THE LADIES.

WHOSE Of YOU who are desirOus OF puTchH-
sing new winter dress and that will please, Will
find for their interest call the subscribers who are
now opening very large stock Of Dress Goods consisting
of some beautiful STYLES Of Persian Cloths De Laaes hi
bst Nierino SC c. 9 PRESrtss.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-02-01

The following resolutions, from the Board Of
Assistant Aldermen, were read twice and con-
CURED in, the rules being suspended:
A resolution for joint meeting Of the Com
mon Council on the 25th inst
\ resolution authorizing contract with Pc
lame Brothers for branding drays etc, in the
Second District
Resolutions No. 10 and No. III, for the pay
ment Of sundry claims, were unanimously con-
Cured in by yeas and nays
On motion Of Mr.. Converse, the ordinance
from the Assistant Board to amend the ordi-
nance providing for uniform rate Of licenses
md taxes on professions, eallings, etc, was not
eoncmred in
Resolution No. 7715, for the payment of sundry
claims, adopted by the Board of Assistant Alder
men, was concurred in unanimously bv yeas and
naJ.s, after having been amended by striking
out the item Of seven thousand one hundred and
eighty-taree dollars and forty three cents to
sundry persons for expenses of the funeral cere-
monies in honor Of Calhoun, Clay and Webster
The above item was referred to the Finance
Committee, together with Mr. Bonnot's bill, for
decorating the City Hall of the Second District
On motion, the Board adjourned to the Hall OF
the Assistant Aldermen, and 10 meet again on
Tuesday next, February /, 1853
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The Board Of Aldermen, having concurred il
the resolution of the Board Of Assistant Alder
men for joint meeting this day, met the latter
in their hall
The President and Secretary of the Board u
Aldermen having taken their seats, the roll.
were called and the following members answered
10 their names, to wit:
The Hon W G. C. Claiborne, President
Messrs Clarke, Converse, Gasduet, Jones, La.
batut Lugenhuhl and Wood, of the Board o.
Aldermen-8.
The Hon F. Alpuente, President; Messrs
Andrews, Bailey, Burthe, Dolhonde, Eustis
Forbes, Hermann, Latour, Leeds, Mccormack
Nixon, Place, StetSon, Summers, Sykes Wat
kins, Wilson, Wiltz--19
The Common Council having assembled for
the purpose of proceeding to the election for
Commissioners of the General Estate, Commits
sioners OF the Asylum and Commissioners oil
the Free School tund, as provided for by the
viii Of the late John MeDonogh,
MIR Eustis moved to postpone said election
Mr. Stetson moved to lay the motion on the
table, which was carried
Mr. Clarke moved to take recess Of FIVE min
utes, which motion prevailed
Al the expiration Of said recess, the Council
re assembled, and the rolls being called, 'hc
same members answered to their names
On motion Of Mr.. Latoul, the Council pro
SNNNiSt ~ NAASt III NS ADAIulesbueIH VI INC Yen
eral Estate. one from each of the original Mu-
inequalities of the lcity six Commissioners of
the Asylum, two from each District, and six
Commissioners of the Free School Fund, two
from each District, namely The First Second
and Third, comprising the late Municipalities +
the city.
Mr.. Watkins declined voting, and was. on his
own motion, excused, in consequence of the
Fourth District not being recognized as entitled
to representatives under the said Will of the
late John MeDonogh
For Commissioner of the General Estate,
First District-Wm. H. Avery was declared
duly elected, having received the unanimous
vote
For Commissioner Of the General Estate, Sec
oud District, X. Marshall was duly elected.
having received the votes of Messrs Claiborne.
Converse, Gasquet, Labatut. Lugenbuhl, Wood
Burthe, Doihonde, Eustis, Hermann, Iatour.
Leeds, Place, Stetson and Summers-l5
j Lanata received the votes OF Messrs Clarke
Jones, Alpuente, Andrews, Bailey, Forbes, La
tour, Mccormack, Nixon, Sykes, Watkins and
Wiltz-12.
For Commissioner of the General Estate,
Third District-W C. Raymond was declared
July elected, having received the votes of
Messrs, Claiborne, Gasquet, Labatut, Lugen-
buhl, Wood, Burthe, Dolhonde, Eustis, Heer-
mann, Nixon, Stetson, Summers and Wat
Sius-l3
VIM DeBuys received the votes of Messrs.
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Clark, Converse, Jones, Alpuentc, Andrews,
Bailey, Forbes, Leeds, Mccormack, Place,
Sykes and Wiltz--12
For Commissioners of the Asylum First Dis
trict-Henry Renshaw and J. d. Bein were de-
cIared duly elected. the former having received
Tie votes of Messrs. Claiborne, Gasquet, Con
verse, Jones, Wood, Alpuente, Bailey, Burthe,
Eustis, Forbes, Herman, Latour, Stetson
Summers, Sykes, Wilson and Wiltz-17 and
the latter the votes of Messrs. Claiborne Con-
verse, Gasquet, Jones, Labatut, Lugenbuhl
Wood, Alpuente, Dolhonde, Forbes, Latour
Leeds, Nixon, Place and Stetson-l5
Sidney Story received the votes Of Mcssrs
Labatut, Lugenbuhl, Bailey, Burthe, Dolhonde
Eustis, Hermann, Leeds, Nixon, Place. Sum
mers, Sykes, Wilson and Wilt2-14
For Commissioners ofthe Asylum, Second Dis
triet-John Pemberton and p Il. Theard were
declared duly elected the former having re.
ceiyed the votes Of Messrs. Converse, Gasquet
Jones, Labatut, Lugenbuhl, Wood, Alpuente
Bailey, Burthe, Dolhonde, Eustis, Forbes, Heer-
mann, LatOur, Leeds, Nixon, Place. Stetson.
Sykes, Wilson and Wiltz-2l; and the latter
the votes ofMessrs. Claiborne, Gasquet, Labatut,
Lugenbuhl, Burthe, Latour, Leeds, Nixon,
Place, Summers, Wilson and Wiltz-l2
l.. J. Harris received the votes Of Messrs
Converse, Jones, Wood, Alpuentc, Bailey, Dol
honde, Eustis, Forbes, Hermann, Stctson and
Sykes-11.
G. A. NORM received the votes Of Messrs. Clai-
borne and Summers
For Commissioners of the Asylum, Third Dis
trict--A. Chiapella and N. Sinott were declared
duly elected, having received the unanimous
vote
For Commissioners of the Free School Fund.
First District-Leonard Matthews AMI Sidney
Stone received the unanimous vote and were de-
oared duly elected
For Comm ssioners Of the Free School Fund,
Second District--C. A. MORN and L. J. Harris
received the unanimous vote and were declared
duly elected
For Commissioners Of the Free School Fund,
Third District--C, W. Whitall aul A. Gauonge
received the unanimous vote and were declared
duly elected
The Common Council having completed the
election, the Board Of Aldermen arose and re-
tired Gas. CLAIBORNE, Secretary.
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The following message was read


BOARD OF ASSES FANT ALDERMEN,
NawOrleans, January %, 1853
10 MC Honora6fe President ami Members Of
the Board Of .fidetmea:
GENTLEMEN beg to hand you herewith the
following resolutions and ordinances, passed by
| the Board Of Assistant Aldermen, in which you
are respectfully invited to concur, viz:
resolution for joint meeting at 8 o'clock,
r. NJ, this day
resolution authorizing the contract with
pelanne Brothers for branding drays, carts, etc ,
Second District
Three resolutions, Nos 773, IA and 775, for
the payment Of sundry claims
resolution TO pay 7, Suzeneau one hundred
and forty dollars
\ resolution releasing the securities of Eugene
Staes.
A resolution to pay Forsett, Davis & Co., one
hundred and twenty-one dollars and eighty five
cents
resolution prohibiting the officers of the
city from ehecting insurance on city property
A resolution authorizing the Finance Com
mttee to arrange with the Recorder Of Mort
cages for the registry Of judgments in favor of
the city.
a resolution authorizing the Treasurer to en-
ploy additional Clerks
\ resolution eppropriatiug two thousand nine
hundred dollars for the Worl-house
\ resolution to extend the time for the COM
pletion of the contract with Thomas Hyncs for
paving Royal street
A resolution instructing the Attorney to take
measures to put Patrick Csrmoody, contractor,
in default
resolution instruotng the Attorney to take
measures to put Henry Waidley, contractor, in
default.
resolution to sell the contracts for keeping
in repair and building new (wooden) bridges in
the First District, and for cleaning the paved
and unpaved, and keeping in repair the unpaved
streets Of the First and Second Wards Of the
First District
n resolution authorizing the payment Of one
hundred and fifty dollars per month. from the
lst Of February, 1852, to NJ G Almindinger for
extra drainage.
A resolution repeating the resolutions Nos
lls and 2S5, authorizing the sale of, and the en-
tering into. Of the contract with Barker and
Naldley for plank-road on Fulton street
An ordinance to amend the ordinance no
o2l) providing for . uniform rate Of taxes and
licenses on professions, callings, etc.
beg 70 notify you of the rejection of a reso.
luton to pay Christian Jacobs seventy.fve dol
lars, being for salary, as Warden of the Work
house Second District
Very respectfully, your ob't serv't,
WALTER II PETERS Sec'v
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fENHE attention Of the public l. called to the
n et and superiority Of these saiea al
made euiro principle We tri form
strongly made from wrought pg5 ond coupc.
siton Of cssron sl, chilling tho liquid making
irAbs the hiAel drill capsule resulting 5owy9f "a
sladge. To the scientific II SONY necessary say
Mechanic she leaves boa straP riy screws
NOUS burglar remove with perhaps less effort than
Pu. them tgeiher Neither the burning element mfsa.
the solid lined it's gh
hsaltAte saying,
EMPIRE DRILL AND POWDER PROOF COMBINATION HANK
LOCKS the On really epds "a
5lea We further, there bat lille napu
Safes or Bank Nsutsnow Thnv ala nl
often brokeui4i eEpsTenca haG deHlonsiis
TINS COMPANY pRsi to furnish =Giic1
BANK VAULTS, f1
FIRMS ard ndividglsa o. which Eily
Proof, Ehe secured with I-tis's hauk Lock
sample otths above
PaThntopt Bank Lock, tie N yruE nf
tlG'"~=-' L. c. FITFGGE Arg7!. gsla9 srsai.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-02-01

e u glsL bg!III; ANH MI Les n ItH 50.
y 9s b.; services 70 all SUGAR. PLANTERS that fequs
such work done Having practical than
N setting Kettles on all Customary plans, 20 viii be hs. acquired
perfect known dye, without Boosting.
promising what impossible latter
aTrvsd az apss resuo ueb ir hs quantity tie
boiling Of os Kettles, general
those that have heretofore employed M the
fuel and used When the Planter tide following
Gates, selected from great many Others, sq@ly yaab
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-02-01

This g cert g Ga. DE bearer B. Roaia WIS employed
to tni House, with buek
my Satisfaction, confidently recommend AIM as 4
ber, industrious n so mason, setter. think In
1f the hest ID the country r. MtNCuESTFH
Parish o. ST. Jaiuas, 5h January l-5t.
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This TO certify @ the b9aTe1 j. g. Roulrt worked utau
ny hetiifs Eh burnt eoa gHdsT Hni tAA A. 'li ut
him and Ia bis utsitgeue se department
j. {. ltEGHg0EOUgH
Parish Of St. James, NOV 81, isss.
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Worlds Sare Con! pas.u.

The undersigned eertdss Rouanez a put mn set
Six Kettles the Union Plantation, test the
plrass IN iecouns Ing him 10 ali t5s
who require his r. 1UREAtp Inns afn
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-02-01

gEHE PUBLIC are informed Ii At the , Offices Of

Il 81. DEPUTY SURVEYORS are loea'ss sa alluwat
A O. BLANCHARD Deputy SIrvsYar for ard Fourth Dr.ts,
office Polymna strge between Nayadas "a A ~
J. A. dHEMECpURT, Deputy Surveyor g s8od Third Dis
office Ursllns street, between Royal ard Bourbon
Ies L. H. PlllEi City Surveyor.
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, a resolution accepting the securities of f.
Bouhgny.
resolution directing the Surveyor 10 place
mooring piles at the Levee, etc, with an
amendment
n resolution dismissiug the suit against ! 3.
Lamothe, for taxes
a resolution appointing Inspectors and 5
for the election of Fourth Justice of the
and locating the polls.
The resolution directing the Street Commits
sioner not to employ, in any one district of the
city, more than five men, horses and carts for
the use of his department, is returned for infor-
nation. Very respectfully,
Your obedient servant,
WALTER pFTRRs Secretary