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The republic. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1849-1853, 1853-01-13

nize, &C., before the treaty, ii was abolished by
that treaty. He commented also upon Bulwer' 3
letter to Clayton, expressing his willingness to
sign the treaty notwithstanding the verbal altera-
tons; and yet, two months after refused to ratity
it, except cOnditionally.
Mr.. PEARCE said he understood President Tay
lor's message as defining the boundaries within
which were situated the three proposed lines Of
communication with the Pacific.
Mr.. SHIELDS said that he thought the Senate
ought not to cmbarrass itself respecting the oues-
ton of the terms proposed by Great Britain in
ratifying the treaty. He considered that it made
no difference which was the proper construction
Of the treaty; it had been violated by the seizure
of those islands. Those islands never belonged to
or were dependent to British Honduras. The
whole right Of Great Britain the mere LICENSE
TO cut logwood, &c, within certain defined limits.
As late as 1882 Great Britain renounced all claim
to those islands, and yet, in 1852, che has seized
on them, and colonized them. He argued at
length to show that Great Britain was pursuing
the policy OF obtaining all the important positions
TO girdle the American coast.
Mr.. CASS said that, in answer to the question
why he had not moved in the matter, was. tina, he
supposed the treaty was as he thought it was
Thursday last. @ 49, e =
Mr.. HALE said he had no fear of any war with
England growing out of this matter. Let patri.
otto indignation get as high as it may, even to
fever heat, and let the issue be plainly put to Eng
land, the result would be that this nation won1d
back square out. II would back from "a down to
49, and lower if desired. But, as this indignation
must find vert somewhere he thought 1t likely
that, as we would not fight England, Mexico,
Costa RIGA, or come other weak power, would have
to take the blows
The Senator from Florida had stated to the Sem
ate that England had one ship s IEgIIT
Mr.. BUTLER said that that took place in Exc
cutive session.
Mr.. HALE said that he had made known the
fact to the world -disclos in Executive session
that England had one ship. [Laughter.] The
world could make the most of the information.
He said that during the confederation of the trea-
ty be had never heard it intimated that it would
exclude G reat Britain from Honduras He thought
the British protectorate Of the colored gentleman
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-09-15
SECOND DISPATCH.

Nrw.YoRk, Sept. II.
Additional accounts. per Franklin, froi
Constanlinople TO the 10Th ult,, state that III
Sultan had accepted the terms OF the Vienn
note, without modification, and that an En-
bassador will he sent 10 ST.. Petersburg so 500
as the P%rincipalities are e,acuatel.
Accounts from Bucharest state that he Rus
sian forces will leave the Princip%alIties in SCI
TENDER, at which time, also,the combined feet
will depart from Besika Bay.
The cholera is spreading in the north q
Europe.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-09-15

HOMICIDE IN PnLADELPniA.-O On Saturday
night there was an alarm of fire il Philadel
rhia at IL o'clock at night. The Franklin
Hose Company ran into Remington and when
passing the lllbcrnia Hose House, we're fired
at by persons in the building. None of the
members Of the Franklin were Injured,
but a ball took ELECT "n Hugh Mecr;ha.
living in a house opposite. who was look.
ing over a fence, causing death in a few min
utes. 1t is not known who fitsd the fatal shot.
The deceased was attached 10 the Hibernia,
and must have been shot by his own friends.
The police afterwards entered the Hibernia
House, and arrested IA persons upon whom
they found TWO rcvolvers and other ARM.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-09-15
New York Democratic Convention

SYRACUSE, N. =, Sept. II.
The Hard Shell Democrats dominated their
Fall ticket last night, and passed resolutions
commencing Senator Dickinson, and then ad.
journed sine die.
The Convention Of Soft Shells, adjourned
until this morning. on the motion OF John Van
Buren,. in order to give the Hards a chance to
retrace their steps. The Sofls re- assembled
to-day, but did nothing, and finally adjourned
until the afternoon.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-09-15
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autographed FIR the L~ynchburg Firginian.
ARRIVAL OF THE FRANKLIN

Cation n Grdia Maykef-Fiench Harrcs
New York, Sept. Il.
The Franklin, from Havre. with foreis
dates To the 3lst ult arrived to-day.
CoTToN.-Thc Cotton market was quiet-s
prices iavorlng purchasers.
Flour AND CoRN.-Flonr had advanced Cd
The high prices began 10 check business
Corn advanced Cd.
FREScH lIARyEsT.-The French harve,
" as gathered aud IS an average yield.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-09-15
THE LATEST NEWS.
HURRICANE.

The Steame Georgia. bound from New
~ ~ NAVY Bav. " ih 800 passengers, ar
u At Norfolk Saturday evening in distress.
y ,s6, New York on the 9Th and enroun.
o"o = severe S. E. storm on the 9TH. Il con
60 only for a few hours. during which time
~" s,eamer behaved tolerably well. In the
'ne Of the 7,h The Wind shifted and a
s"',;6c hurricane blew from N. E. Tie Wa
=. ,,sbed into the engine rooms& exlinguish
" ,te 6res. Such was The helpless condition
q . The steamer and the rapid accumulation of
.n.,er. that there seemed ~ hope for the 400
Wis on board. The pumps choked and lh-
"ossengers and cIe" labored with barrels and
Pp;ndlasses to keep the ship afloat hy hailing.
y, o'clock Thursday night, the storm, had
1,ec;enrly abated to allow the rekirdling OF
,be fires; but the Machin'ry would not work
f.. several hours. Mea6rime the passengers
,wo,ked m the most heroic manner. The last
nraver was offered up but, not vail is said To
r. been heard. The work Of bal ing cor
timed until SATURDAY morning when The a
batement of the storm gave assurance af safe
~ They steered for Norfolk and reached
here on Saturday evening.-R. Dispatch.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-09-15
1854. FA l. l. TRADE 1853
INCREASED FACILITIES!!

JOHNSON 4 VOOLFOLK mke great pleasure in
y calling the attention of their friends and the public
10 their extensive facilities for the prompt, nent and
economical execution oi Jon PRISTiNo of every VA, iety.
Determined to give entire satisfaction to their Gus
Toners, they have spared no expense in procuring every
necessary material for First Class Work.
Owing to the greut increase of their business within
the last twelve months, and finding it impossible TO exc.
cute orders promptly with Hand Press, the, have re-.
Gently put in operation in their establishment one of the
celebrated Ruggles' Fast Printing ENGINES, which
wili in future enable them to do work ut shortest posi-,
bic notice. This beautiful piece of Machinery ia capa.
bic of printing, in the best style of workmanship.
From 1900 10 5000 Sheets per Hour!!!
Thus reducing the work of an entire day to a single
hour. This, in addition 10 TWO HAND PRESSES,
gives Them superior facilities to any other Office in the
city, Tor the execution of all work in the Printing line
in n shorter time-neater manner, and ut lower r ites.
In returning thinks To their numerous patrons for
past iavofs, they assure them that their personal utten-
ton will be paid to the p omPt and correct execution
of all orders in their business, and that the best of ma.
trrlal wi be used.
JOHNSON g. VOOLFOLK.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-09-15

ARRIVAL OF THE ILLINoI3.-The steamer IL
lno,s arrived at New York Saturday evening,
from Aspinwall. bringing California mails, and
sCS3,937 in gold and 407 passengers. There
Is nothing Of especial interest in ler files.
The lsthmus was healthy. The citizens Of
New Grenada had celebrated the adoption of
a ne " constitution. There il nothing new
regarding the difficulty ct"een Peru and
Bolivia.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-09-15
ATRoCIoUs MURDER AND ARsoN.-A dis

ATRoCrous MURDER AND ARsoN.-A dis.
patch from Brownsville. Pa. Sept. 10 says:
The House of VIM. Sacre ss,at ~Perryopo'is,
zen miles from this place, was entered by rob
bers asst night, and his wit murdered, himself
so badly wounded as to leave but little hopes
ofhis rec", cry, and the house rlundered and
burned with his wife. There is no clue to The
discovery of the perpetrators.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-09-15

A hackman, named Greene, and acity watch
man named Bloom. were held to bail in Gin
c'nnat, Friday, in $1,000. for a%rresting and at
tempting to kidnap Watkins, a free mulatlo.
They were conveying him in a carriage at night
and had nearly reached the river, when their
progress was arrested by a mob.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-09-15
LIVERPOOL MARKETS, Sept.

1T T'T " m ~ DNT''o'
Cotton had declired 10th to 18th Il. Bread
stdfis were very ieverlsh and unsettled, and
the weather, in England, was unfavorable for
agricultural purposes.
Flour had advanced 81 for the week. Corn
advanced Is. White Wheat. I'd.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-09-15
MULES

IA | hive on hand n lot of frs. rnie Mules; broke
4 and unbroke, which | will dispose OF nn reason.
terms. They ore No. I. and amy one wish
ing Ia examine them ean do 40 by calling at my Livery
Stahle ut the upper end of Main street.
J shall always keep n stock on hand.
sen Is dts WI READ.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-09-15
Aid for tie Mobile Sufferers.

BosToN, Sept. l0.-Some 20 gentlemen met
at the Revere House last evening, to take
measures to raise funds for the sufferers at
Mobile. Major Seaver presided. The sum
of 5000 was contributed by those present, and
a committee chosen to obtain further aid.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-09-15

The PAN HANDLE RArLRoAD.-The Pitts
burg Commercial denies the truth of the state
men. that a rule had been served on the parties
engaged in the construction ofthe Pan Handle
railroad, to shew cause why a criminal process
should not be filed against them.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-09-15
THIRD DISPATCH.
ARRIVAL OF THE NIAGARA.

-THitEE DA Us La 7 Elk FTUM
HALIFAX, Sept Ii. ,
The Niagara, has arrived with three day |
later intelligence from Liverpool to Sd Sept. |
The Eastern question was unsettled. ltwai
believed that the Gar would reject the Sui
tan's modification of The Vienna note.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-09-15
From the Home journal, n. VI

"Few articles of any kind. and certainly none of its
kind, ever acquired SO rapid a celebrity, or won 50 gem
eral appreciation of favor from all sections of the coun.
tiy, and from all classes of People, as Lyons Kathairon
for Bcautifying, Preserving and Restoring the Hair. We
find it an admirable antilote for Nervous Hca1-Ache
and it spec lily annihllates Eruptive Diseases of the
Skin We would advise the ladies' who pride them
selves upon their glossy ringIrt.. n ID all who are los
ing their hair, 10 use the kotlniron they certoinly can
afford to, as it costs but 25 cents"
The Knthairon is sold throughout the world, by all
dealers. D.. S. Borne' ,P,opricter, '6I Broadway, N. Y.
~ Sold by every Dealer in Lyachburg. Purcell.
Ladd S.Co, Richmond, Wholesale Agents.
aug 81 t24sept
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-09-15

New YORK, Sept. l2.-The receipts at Jul
liens Concert last night, for the benefit Of N.
Orleans sufferers, amounted To $500.
The trial of Bishop Doune is preceding. No
decision has yet been reached upon Tho ques
ton of~quashirg the presentment.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-09-15
JOHNSON i. VOOLFOLK.

CARDS! CARDS!!-We have the largest md best
assortment OF Cards (all colors) ever in this city, which
ca be printed in good style Mt 4, 5 and 8 Dollars PEI
Thousand! Call and see epccimens.
JOHNSoN Il VOOLFOLK.
81 door below Post Office, second floor.
sept I0.dlwc9w
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-09-15

ES Whine llund eds are rejoicing in the lrppy etz
cape from smortins pains. occasioned by Burns. Brnisef
and Spfains. thous ,nds Of Others VIII buy the Mnstan.
Lnimeht ond expe fence the same happy results.
The popularity of the Mustang L'oineni is u "fxe
fact, ~ those suffering with VI ;ers, Old Sores. Eruptiot
and Ike complaints, need oaly to be remind d of ii
superiority to give il "A trial.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-09-15
T,r.ry F~RANcEAND CmLr-Th

Treaty ETwEEN FRANcEAND CmL1-Ths
courfer des Etats Unis states that a treaty o.
Amity and Commerce has jus, been concluded
between France and Chill, in which it is pro
vided that the subjects Of both powers shall
in all respects, be placed upon an equal foot
ing. We are glad to see that IN this treaty the
sound American doctrine is adopted, that "rhe
fac of either nation covers the merchandise
and if either of the contracting powers remains
neutral when he other is at war with another
nation, all merchandise which shall be Covered
by the flag of the neural power. shall he deem
ed neutral, although belonging to the enemies
Of the other contracting power. The same
stipulation is made in reference to the persons
of all who may be found on board of neutral
vessels.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-09-15

he Wings of New Jersey are to hold a
Convention On the 18th October,to nominate a
Candidate for Governor.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-09-15

L. INV in store rs Casks of Prime Western Sides,
: hoaidcrs x Hams, which wa offer for sale at the Low,
eat market rites.
Obtaining all our supplies directly from the West. we
are enabled To sell at n very small advance ON Baltimore
prices. Purchasers would find II To their interest to
give Us n trial. WILLIAMS u BROTHER,
sept l5.dIm Richmond. Va.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-09-15

OIlCE.-Having sold out the Piedmont, Worl
" to Mr.. George e.. Cnrle, | am ANXIOUS to close q
the business. matters connected with them immedintel,
The accounts due me have been placed in the hands ,
Mr.. &C Wingfield for collection, and al persons H.
debted are requested to make payment to him, as lor
ger indulgence cannot be given.
Persons having claims against me, will pie ise call q
Mr.. John NJ. Speed, who is authorized to make any AZ
rangements for their ad ju .tment, that could make j
person A. ELLISON. in.
Sent. I5-d2w3w
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-09-15

AW ROOMS. NC for Rent ho,
IL discontinued the upper parl If my Store. houses
n dwelling, and am now fitting il up for Offices. Thei
will be FIVE or six superior Rooms, which, from the
central posi- ion, will make first-rate Offices for Lawyers
Doctors. &c.
BUSINESS HOUSES.-I have also, in rear of m
Store several BRICK TENEMENTS that will mai
fine stands for The Grocery business, aad for Taylor,
ShoemaLer's and Barber's Shops, &c, &c.
JNO. J. PURVIS,
sept 15-ifts Ag't.f for }. y. kett, Il Co.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-09-15
RICHMOND MARKETS, Sep

RICHMOND MARKETS, Sept. ID.
W~nEAT-$1 20 to 25 as TO quality.
CoRN.-6 CT to 70.
TonAcco-Animafed. Lugs $l so 10 T
medium SIS to 10; fine $40 To 20.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-09-15

Nhd ne oose Tobacco note, endorsed by VI, NIOofe
& Co, amounting to $40 So. A Literal reward /. Of
ffrred for the nrrest Of the ThicE-or for Inc Book and
Checks. N Il WHITIOW,
sept 2-dts Planters Warehouse.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-01-21

tlsn Qui euivent iesqaela s5u5 lag deux fois 81
adopt6s, sur dispense DIES rArlen,eutsi
Atteulu que lex-yille dc Lafayette pelu
A NM Paradise, Lnwrasou 8 Cio. dc ia WIG 't
ia Nile Orleans, par aots passe pardevaut y !,
Kenny, notaire public dc Ia paroisse de Jetersel
rusare excmsif dun certain quai aa pea ae
IA rue Sic. Marie, dams ta vile dc Lafayette,
,yec la privilege lie oonstruire un magasin sui
In batture ct aitendu que les parties aetueilea
suxaueles appartent le dit quai ct le dit ma
yasin sont disposees les rendre 4 Ia vile dc Ia
Nouyelle- Orleans; qu'il soft
Pesolu Que le comte dies Rues ct D6barca-
lares SOFT reauis dc s'enqu6rr de cette afiairc
ct de lare un rapport ce Conseil ce sulet.
NJ Clark presente Ia resolution suivante, qui
est lue deux iois ct adoPtee sur dispense des
reglements
Resolu ouc le yoyer soft ct demeTe requis de
faire placer sur Ia lev6e du Second District des
corps-morts Ia place de ceux qui sont detruits
gu deterioles, pour lusagedes naVires.
Les reglements etant suspendus, lie pream-
bule ct Ia resolution qui sutyent, presentes par
NJ. Burke, sont lus:
Attendu quill est n6cessairc, pour Ia transae-
tion DIES affaires publques, que lie Marie, lie Ire
sorier ct IL Contr6leu tienuent leurs hureauS
dams lie meme edifce quill soft
Resolu que 10 Marie soft ct demeurc requis dc
prendre une OIL plusiems SALES dams ledlhoe
connu sous le nom 'H6tel-de- Vile dams lie Pro
mier District, iusqua ee quon ait fat dies
arrangements dehnitifs pour tous les oticicr5 DC
Ia Vile, et pour lie lien de reunion DIT Conseil dc
Vile
Les reglements etant suspendus, NJ. Burke
presente une petition de divers citoyens de In
Nellie Orleans, demundant au Conseil dacheter
pour n eommodit6 DIES citoycns la place Annon-
citation,
Sur motion, la petition qui precede. est refe
rec au comte de Finances, ayec instructions de
faire IN rapport ala prochainc seance,
Tn compte dn par rex-Seconde Musicipalitt
IAL 4. Kirk, s6levant In somme de cent sol
xante seize piastres, est refere an comite de'
Reclamations.
Sur motion, lie Conseil s'aiourne
Chs CLAIBORNE, Secretairc,
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-01-21

Pour les tableaux dassessement de lanue,
actuelle, il est reconnu que les proprietes fon
cieres ct esclaves sur lesquels la take sur Fem
prunt consOllde doit etre prelevee, sc montent
dams les diverses ex municipalities CONNIE suit
Dams la Premiere Munioipalite
(Second District aujourd hui) a la
somme de $2l ,083, 1856, ct pour eta
blr sa proportion de taxes, ON re
quiert 1921 Fractions pour cent, &C
qui donne S175,424 10
Dams la Seconde Municipalite
(aujourd'hui Premier District)
49, 1886, 800, ct pour etablir 50 pro-
portion de taxes, on requiert 1914
fractions pour cent, ce qui donne SS22,49s IL
Dams la Troisieme Municipalite
(aujourd'hui Troisieme DISTRICT
a $6,420, 952, on requiert 15,s99-
pour cent, &c qui donne S102,0s2 SS
lie tableau d assessement de Tex
vile de Lafayette Iauiourd'hui lie
Quatrieme District constate que la
valeur DIES proprietes taxables est
de $6,79l,5 500, ct la charte de con-
solidation fxe lie chiffre relatif la
take sur remprunt consolide 10000 30
Pour etablr la proportion sur &c
dernier chiffre, on requiert ,362
fractions pour cent.
MATS. CONNIE il nest nj oonyenable, nj pru-
dent, en- etablissant cette estimation. de coinp-
ter sur la collection de la take fixee il est SAGE,
pour conseryer notre credit, ici comme letran-
ger, ainsi que dot lie desirer tout citoyon-de
lever une take pour realiser un montant qui
pourra avec gertrude faire face la somme re-
quss pour la dite take sur pEmprunt Cou-
solid6''
81 lie montant collecte excedait la sommc re-
quise, ellie resterait dams lie tresor, pour are
employee a la meme take dams lannee suivante,
GU pourrait etre ajoutee aux fonds surnume-
raires' qui .peayent, ainsi que lie permet la loi,
atre invests dams rachat DIES bons ennis en- YER
tn de la trente-septeme section de raete de con
solidation.
Quill soft ordonne par lie Conseil Commun de
Ia vile de la Nouyelle Orleans qu'afin de
realiser la somme de six cent mile piastres sur
les proprietes taxabes dies Premier, Second Ell |
Troisieme Districts; ct pour lever de plus la |
somme de cinquante mile pisstres sur les PRO-
priGt6s du Quatrieme District, - formant en- |
tout Ia somme de six cent cinquante mile lias-
tres qui sera connue, nominee ct reseryee pour
IA Take sur rEmprunt Consolide--on prelevera
sur les proprietes taxables DIES divers Districts
ainsi que lie dit Ia loi, soft
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-01-21

sar eellcs dH rrSiaieE DistIiet qul
elevent 4 $50 ,S96,G0o, les pour
pour gent, % qui dann9 sonme
de
Sur celleS du Second District Jul
s'elevent ASH ,0s8, sS5, 8 pour cent,
ce qui donne
Sur celles du Troisieme District
aui s'elevent 4 S6,420,a52, l 085
pour cent, ce qui donne
Sur eelles du Quatrieme District
aui s'6levent a S6,79l 500, s pow
cent, &c qui dome
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-01-21
OFflNIAI..

sBATTURE SAM. Persons wishing To TAKE
, SAND rom she Balre % 20 CPS H5 sSs e W'.al
7TN-.s, grdss.ae t'rsa-d ,i' eerfmi - ie iat,i..
surveyor, as?5r,as5t SsvosIeaas teaas.i.sl. seir
EuKyEyaR s. pErAH EdgNI, CITY GtLt,
NsW3uIE4sa Jane z, ifs2
FgHE PUEBLO are informed that the Offices o.
il lhe DEPUTy SuBV EYuiJS s-s le.et.i 10 & lavst
A.GBLANCHARD ppry sarye lf 81 r. ina so,'o i' i5'
A.iHGNEC0UgT Deputy srrvey' i ssnort mn itrd DE-
ff Ursul1s asssa between Ro 81 gsd Horhog sr-
isa@ Z, 80 IS Se.gsysE
NTO. 540.-- Resofped, That the Comptroller be,
ard Big sbsrey sH,lorei, a0C 'afs notea % Ne ol ~
lr bars .ion9iny Us ' o' THsb the 0avf5
NAV report . u. H.ralj n- iho els 3 os" IL ,,,.
Frs.istt El.rl q. $50 ng h1trae7.
fsisn4it ~ e." CLAIBORNE
Hrtliisus b.Ggt0 Of AietulH .
Issgsf A. D. CRossNAS, Niytr.
LJMPTEOLLfR- OgFILE,
tifF ag M .lt Lfahs lai airy J.. g So
5ls~ Notice is hereby given that on MONDAY,
the day J.uulrS, VIII ai q ~ th kshss ld ~
uo,'eck A. n' nay office ho above o ~ -d E q glz-as
i7u'l ~ b.'l' fa- '-,hAt'eaar
NO. 540-R6s0ia que le Contr6eur soft ct
9 dsmaart 4p IS BIS ours e nns lie journal sd
aud ~ ,Ha, tuai b yeoz gf on t' 4d s ts la.t- ~
l'la pgls 'rtat. N 'lF. que Noytr ea as ris r. =
-sires 81 willie -. a., .-
lSigns ... tl.AN9 AhfN ANIE
TsisfE W.C,C. CLAIBORNE
RE es1tda as-iids }Isrus4.
a Is CEOsSlIAN. 1lH.
BUREAU pr ClYTEULEUE.
NIitE paLt NeCv.Ea 'suhEANs. p #a1F.o |-5a.
re- Avis est par n pr6seutc donnie que
5ai 8 RsauY c,7t. r
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J NJ. BrREE,
j j LrGENBuuJ .
u GInrrI-

/ Resolu que le Controller yende q lencau
apres trentc jours davis, M rabais, lie cuntfa1
pour eOnsuuire I'M Corpse Garde sur ia pro-
prlele connuc sous lie nom dc Frascati, SUI Ia
Leyee, entire les rues Louisa It Pi6ie, conforme
ment aux specifications enregistr6es au bureau
| du Noyer
NJ Burke presente un substitut l'ordonuaRcc
etablissant nn Bureau de Sante pour IN Vile dc
la Nonyelle-0rleans, lequel, sur motion, est he
pose sur lie bureau suiet appel
NJ. Burke presente les resolutions suivantes,
qui sont lues deux fois ct adoptees, sur dispense
l'des reglements
Resolu que tous les meubles installations,
iourmtures, etc achetes par lie departement de
la Police de Ia Vile, par les Recorders gu les
grethers, deYront etrc achctes avec rordrc q
sous Ia surveillance dies c0mites de Police ,u
Conseil Commnn
kesolu que permission soft ct demeure aegor-
dee aux directeurs Ell p esdent de Ia Compaeuic
du chemin dc fer de Pontchartrain ct LAFAYETTE
de traverser Ia leyee qui Sc trouye sur lc berl
du canal Dessechement, aveo telles restrictions
que pourra imposer lie Noyer.
Resolu que 10 Compaguie du ellemin ar fer
Pontchartrain ct Lafayette soft autorisee 50
seryir de la machine a dessechement du Qua
trieme District, d'apres telss conditions ct ms
tructions qui seront convenues aveo le contrsc-
tant, ct moyennsnt appreciation du voyer ID
la Vile
NJ Burke presente lie preambule ct Ia resolu