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FOR NoRFoLK-FARE REDUCED.

THE SAFE AND COMNIO-
tG1SkS7S dious steamer COLUMBIA, Cap
tain HARPER, having recently
been placed in first rate order, will resume her
trips between Baltimore and this District on SAT-
URDAY, the LIST March, leaving Commerce street
wharf, Baltimore, at O'Clock in the afternoon,
and at the same hour every succeeding Satur-
day during the season; and returning, will leave
Riiey's wharf, Washington, at O'Clock, and AL
exandria at O'Clock every WEDNESDAY morn.
ing, touching at the different landings on the Po-
tomac river, as usual.
For freight or passage apply to the Captain on
board, or to the following agents:
CHARLES WORTHINGTON, Bait.
J. ]. WHEAT & BRO, Alexandria.
E. PICKREL CO., Georgetown
THOMAS B. RILEY, Washington.
Feb 2S-tf E&4
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signed, to be under the exclusive control of the
agent. sa.s
The Agents are to be appointed and paid by the
Department, but they are to be conveyed and pro-
vided for by the contractors free Of charge
Local agents will be appointed and paid by the
Department at the points named in the Express
and Connecting lines and the termini of the Way
lines, viz: st, LOUIS Louisville, Evansville, Cairo
and New Orleans; at all other places messengers to
convey the mails to and from the boats at the land
ings and the post offices. are to be employed and
compensated by the contractors; but they are to be
supervised and directed by other agents
OF the Department.. and are to be discharged or
changed at any time when requested by the Post
master General for good and sufficient reasons.
IN case OF accident to the boats Of either the Ex
press, way, or Connecting lines, by which such
boat may be detained, the mail and agents are to
be transferred to the first boat passing the same
way, whether such boat be or be not mail boat,
or belong or not to the same contractor, to be car
RED to Its destination and delivered free of charge
to the Department.
Special agents of the Department are to be con-
veyed free charge, on exhibition of their creden.
tlais Also Blanks. Mail Locks, and Mail Bags.
No extra pay will be given should the distance
on either of the routes prove to be greater than
stated. So alsIias $500
The proposals. must be. guaranteed by one or
more responsible individuals, and The guaranty
The Department reserves the right to reject any
bid which may be deemed extrasaxant; and also
to set aside lower bids in favor of higher onea nm
less the most unquestionabe evidence be presented
OF the entire suficiency and responsibility of the
parties bidding, and Of their guaranfors. s.
The right 10 also retained to acceptthe proposals.
Of bidders stipulating to use boats constructed
the low pressure principle. although the compen-
aetion demanded may be greater than that requir-
cd ~ those using high pressure beats.
Bidders, in preparing and submitting their pro-
posais, individuals in consenting to become qua
rantors, and postmasters in certifying totbeir suf
ciencys are requested to bear in mind that the
object OF Congress in enacting the law and of the
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in, . $50; IN second cabin. $40. Exciusise use Of
New York, ESQ and E20. -
A experienced eprgeon is attached to each shin.
No berths can be secured until paid for.
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CARPETING AND FURNISHING GOODS
{, GENERALLY.

Posr OFFICE DEPAarMENT, Dec. 81, 1852. Z
Jan 3-2tawtFeblO sas 6
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Hobensack,s Liver Pills !

No par q" the sysitu H. more hahl 10 disease han the
LAYER, Itsefsine hrfe 10 purity the blood giving
the proper secretion 20 the bile, that any
Liver Affects lhe other important paris ihe system
and results yauously 30 lvr CoMpiuluts Jturd ru. By
pepsa, Sc. We should, Therefore, watch every symptom
that might indicate action Of the liser he.o
Pills hctug cnmpnsed OF ROOTS and PLANTS furnished nv
nature TO heal the SICK namely, hrs an EAPErIORANT
which uugnonis The secretion the Pulmonary mucus
membrane, promotes the discharge Of matteT-
Second, an Alternative, which changes "a some incx-
cable aud nscn~hio manner the certain bid
system. Third, TONIC, which gives and strength
the system, renewing health vigor TO an
parts OF the body Fogith, CAfARIfC, which acts iu
perfect harmony with be- other nsedcuts and operating
the Bowels, ADD expecting ihe whole orcoupi and
vitae maiei aud put9 the blood, which destroys
and restores health.
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Caution TO Ladies.

LADIES' who afo eadeae, requested thom
great caution Tor by ans continued s APP
10 be produced. -
foT sale 10 every city IN the Uucd Stars and can be
sent BY mail TO aay part of the countfy.
SMITH a PIERCE. agents Tor Montpelier
}. 81 EiNEeT. cen. Agent, SCI Broadway n. \.
August Iss3
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WALKER & WHITE.
Gold and Silver watches,

CONSTANTLY 90 hand al ms store state street, inn
, ported 20 my order, ond consequently sell them mah
cheaper han eau o bought else where. Gold Nalches se
nne, az $40 and uiis.fds.
have few ofthosr heavy Railroad timers lei-a
Watch By pfessy for ufpose and has
gained the prf terence over ali Others.
Heasu r4l az "a anime for your.e
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]. THE LONDON QUARTERLY REVIEW tcoO'o

..., iiyeG ,,.,.
g. THE EDINBURGH htNlLW LNhgl.
3 THE NORTH BRITISH REVIEW lftee thutehl'
T. TUE WESTMINSTER REVIEW ll.ueth. g.. -u
B. nLACKMO0U'S EDlNBU 1GH MAGAZINE Nlof9l'
,-.
Although these works are distrFni-hed ny ilo p"i'H'
shades tuyo Indicated, yet but small portion " " o"n
tent. r desoied 70 political souecis II ~ lhe',
character which gives them heir chic value aug ~ luz
thcy tHud couiessodly tu above a uhel 1inas u ',i
Glass biackwool, siill under the mhrIly care "l
phe Noh, mn,iins is ancient celebrity ana az ln's
tmr unusually ntraetive from 10" serhl works OF Nu
ard uthct lieufy not ts. written iof mat % w..
FIST 1rpcninr On us c"nnn' 10th IN Great bi'ah ~" W
the Untod Sincs Such works ms ne y Ni'1s 1,
" Nv Now Moved" lhoth by Euiwer) The Green HAND
"kaue Stewlrt' and other serials "i "hich nun.'uu'
vol clrton- uFe Issued bY the leading pnbi'hets 10 W
oOunt, have io De reprinted by those puh'he nom que
pleos OF Bnckwood iit'f IL hns heeu snrd ny mes''
scott s. to, that subs ubers TO the hepHn' u 'n'
Magazine may always rely The earliest feadins OF htse
fascinating tales.
TERMS, iri an
For any one of tho G.ut Reviews, 81 un
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REMEDY.
HolloWay's Ointment.

SN~~ " ~ -
pups,,N IN Vr,p- az Acr ruRrD DF nan
= -" ~ ,,r' .Ttitn,ry VI aH,s srANplNG
. 49, a.. =, " -,
Cory ~ letter frurt W. " ~ 1'o haii.ff y fai DreHs
R4sadgf near Haa4el Jiti4i aatsa nay '4fN l0'I-
To Prnf...or uotiowsY.
SILL .pr.f if period ct hlty wears from bad log,
t fr.a o. three I'D rent rttaen. oil Gas " ork-.
recommended a, s.oruiic ssuptons. had
yau.t. of ai cal advice, without dcfyr1E bfut
as et.r told fs fha lsg hr sf ltrt. yai OPTIC
t,, t fi.t f. ,or ftil. and tltntmtu have effect
,f rsfr cue iu So shot fIne that ahu have
not addressed DO would rtcdit TON t4rt.
I~i.ncfI WAN ABRS.
be ifuh % POO, ,'a'tm Fni e1n u' '' e s'f " r.
1900 ~, - ,.. -
bhhNpt ~ uNN ot- ", ~ - " " e. H'lN 1 ~
tfffa8 " "ilF ~" ."f F'l''A iHi'e y fe'tHTsi'
. hf"i' "a.e4 Ne- 4'''' 'o'''
TO- Ff''g''" l"lpwas ~
p'"i Si'-Ns WV, gu Ni ''D wv, h,' "i.sts ,'te
Gu 'n sih w"n.' "hl hu'l"- 'N' ~"'" i''u n". 'N 'st
weH'ei lennan'e pul 1 ~ 20, e'' "H'l"- '"' h'.l
'' in 4"iu. ,n'' D" N' Nv 's ~ - ~ l', ~, "
'i',f ~ ''"' -N' 3e'' i,''' w.
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School Books.

WI are Just receiving ~ extensive assoHnen
w which may be found To~n's Series OF hea'ei MN.
Adams Revised, Columns, Enersous la Pa snu
leafs AIithuletics Wcld's Grammar WehsleIs 49,.
Ed. Dictionary Pocket Edition do. aud most OF ne.
School Boots IA general use, which We oief a. w. hoashj
retail as cheap, not shade lOreT, than eau DC ~
At any other store an tho state. .,.ror. SON
MoniPslieT, June 10th, lass
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AGENTS,

NACnLM CANFiELu, Nn. & ~ Coeuiics Slip. S.
fOLtErr s. 60 south WhaIf, Burlington.
SMITH BRIGGS,
a FISHER, $50 l9l River Street, rfov. N.Y.
A. 81. llE tKNAN,R u. Depot, uedeushur2b,
tuA- SEA NDUH. MuuuenL
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O. THE EDINBURGH REVIEW CWhgl
g THE NORTH BRITISH REVIEW Gree thufchl.
4 THE WESTMINSTER REVIEW tLihemp
8. niACKNO0D'S EDlNBUHGll MAGAZINE NIopl.
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NilTICE

Is hereby given that an application will be made the
i next the Grneia Assemhly OF Vermont, for
the charter OF Bank Waterbury, Washington Coun-
WIN. w, WELLS.
Waterbury, Sept, 90, 1883.
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Hits s. Gloves.
BOnnetS & Ribbons

Great variety OF Nitts aud Gloves Of an kinds at
y KEITH 4 BARkF
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Crockery & Glass Ware.

IL necessary that should say anything 90
L our CROCkERH STAND? Have you never le4in.s
either from personnel experience, observation, or
friends, that hore the place buy All We
say 10, that there Is better assortment upon or
ever heretofore. ELLIS 4 bANNhot--
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Na'os Mrns unN hoyi Ihl-A HUUIr AND sHULs
90 hlp DO do
do Cslf do DO
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Linseed ON.
Those who use the weed"
On hand, and for sale,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL.

CAN haa lar oatullI loaIIn CI--Uton'. lesl o. col1
y aon brands at ELLIS 8 BANCRoFls
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BLACK SILK snAWLs, Light do, Black Tibet do.
ID White Ctapa do and good assortment ct Summer do.
At KEITH Bankers.
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OF cial
BOARD OF ASSISTANT ALDERMEN.

TUESDAY, January IL, 1863.
The roll was called at fifteen minutes past
o'clock P. NJ, when the following members an
swered to their names
The Hon. f. Alpuente, President Messrs
Bailey, Burths Derbes, Dolhonde, Forbes
Hermann, Leeds, Nixon, Place, Stevenson
Watkins and Wiltz--13.
No quorum being present, the Board, on mo.
ton, took recess OF five minutes.
At the expiration Of said recess the roll wa,
again called, and the following members an
swored to their names
The Hon +. Alpuente, President Messrs
Andrews, Bailey, Burthe, Dcrbes, Dolhonde,
Eusts, Forbes, Hermann, Latour, Leeds Nc
u'rmack, Maekey, Nixon, Place, Ramos, Slew
erssen, Summers, Sykes, Watkins, Wilson and
Wiltz-22
Absent; Messrs Lngto, Philmiek Rclf. shaw.
and stetson-5.
The reading Of the jour ~7 dispensed
with
The following messages a. the y Yor wc~c
read aud laid on the table, suhiet, 10 -all
MtToRALfT % NfW OsLEANs, :
JauHlry Z, 1853
10 kht HoRaydJle President and H,tabiIS nj
The board %, assistant Hdrsuen If II,
city Of .Nese Ofie0HS;
GeHHemeH-l have before me, resolution
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PRICE s tbuAGN, Plumbers, 107 Puydi1e
street uisan7 respectfully inform Che i1ieudl and tho b'r
general that Hey cirry a1n b'irr aai
spatzd pp HpT. coin, pLtNGE ~ SHOWER gtHs
MtiISA y LNGLiSH a9d FRENCH WATER cLorETs. WASH
HASiNS, fol AIAlAN, BkASS FAGCEiS kinds COMING
RANGES GARDEN Hose HYDRAULIC RAMS FORCE MS ana
tkR PUMPS f.a d. tbs .ln. LEAD PIPES I'D ~ M
description; PIG and SliEEr LEAD and HOOK TIN ALWAYS On
lanai ~P 'nd SlEtMhf'T woHH 1rafty paf up and rrfa
80 ta- -a rir7' uot'r. i,Hli h
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sADDLERY, HARNESS, ETC

a. EWARk, Nj, SADDLERY Ware ES-A
~ Hove ANDREW g. BULL 60, 40. IS Canal r NkAA
street. SrWOrHans, between Camp ID Magazine slrtts
laruiietur aHi lmIorrt shaDLEi,I and sADBfEw ARE
itg "on.tniy haf large and ulet- Saidss
hrlc7 li EAlts, Trunks, Whips Skin- tnrnesl Eifle
Leather Hosks, sADnIEis 1dus AMI Taning Of eYsrv de
scrliti1n, Of Ne. 10 CANAL STREET.
sl2 lyd&W ANBREW g. BULL q CO.
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originating in your honorable body, and which
has passed both Boards of the Common Council,
to the following effect
Resolved, That the Comptroller sell at auc-
ton after ten days notice, to the lowest bidder,
the contract for the running the draining en-
CINE of the Fourth District for one year. The
work to be done and payments made according
to specifications on file in the Surveyors office"
I regret to be compelled to differ in opinion
with your honorable body, but the previous ac-
ton of the Common Council on this same sub
iect makes it incumbent on me to return this
resolution without my approval
Resolution No. 40 of the Common Council,
approved the 22d May, 1862, reads as follows ;
g Resolved, That the Comptroller sell Mt auc-
ton, after ten days notice, the contract for the
running of the draining machine Of the First
District and the proper drainage Of all that
portion of the First District comprised between
the New Canal and the upper line O. Lafayette,
for the term of one year from date Of contract,
in accordance with specifications on file in the
Surveyors office. Terms of payment, cash
monthly. The Council reserves the right to ac-
cept or reject any adjudication made by the
Comptroller"
In accordance with the provisions of this re-
solution the City Comptroller adjudicated the
contract therein specified, at public auction, on
the 9TH June, 1852, to Richard Sinnott, at 1880
for the term of one year.
BY a subsequent resolution, No. 1853, approved
10th July 1852, the Mayor was authorized TO
enter into the necessary contract with Richard
Sinnott, principal, James Nimmick and Capt.
John Mclean, securities, for the running of the
draining machine, and the drainage of the First
and Fourth Districts, in accordance with the
terms and specifications under which said sale
was made
By reference to the specifications under which
the sale was effected, | find that the contract ST
adjudicated comprised the drainage of all that
extent of land bounded by the river, Claiborne
street, Julia street, the New Orleans or New
Canal, and the upper limit of the Fourth Dis
trict of the city Of New Orleans.
Such being the case, l am compelled to return
the resolution in question for your further con-
| sideration, inasmuch as the entire expense oil
| draining the Fourth District is covered by the
adjudication made by the Comptroller, on the
18th June last, as well as by the specifications
which were accepted by the contractor; and
| trust, that on reviewing the matter, your honor
able body will agree with me in my conclusions
may add, however, in this connection, that
should the Common Council deem it advisable tC
grant to the contractor the use Of the draining
engine in the Fourth District, so as to enable
him the better to comply with the terms of hi:
contract, there would, in my opinion, be no I'M.
propriety in according the permission,
/ have the honor to be, very respectfully your
Obedient servant, \. D. CROssMAN, Mayor
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\ communication from the Comptroller, noti-
flying the Board of the adjudication Of the con
tracts for farming the dues on oyster stands on
the Leyee of the Second District, and for clean
ing the Privies Of the public Offices Of the Cor
poration - was read and referred to the Com
mittee on Streets and Landings.
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THOMAS A. ADAMS, President.
81 .ElEL : Ln..-n - nr----L.ut
Home Mutual Insurance Company Of

~ ,abscrbe capital Of ,g-8tco prepared
applications lor
FIRE, MARINE IND RIVER RISKS,
a. iis 5hce O. tas CCraEny 80, - CAMP STREET.
Every Interested Ina
prodis divided ang h1se wish the company, lie
Invested here, 5atsal the uHt
This company ll psTry uGttnl principal
aat s f's-s believe t sliau ll!i5sol 1faTs ample
ssearly @ p,tHy huitfsT
Tie portfolio % s.ts ufaapeetcnhg those
ALEXANDER BROTHER, Pf-ndsu,.
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DOCTOR BEACHS PREPARATIONS.
&, lsisgl ag7ss.;s5sgrs A &c
R5 = 2 49, w a 4 T. ~ a ~ 81 II III tain,
fr-ss.1-ss . s. LS 81 z safs. aaF5sgs5zrss frctaa
IL. - Z '-l77s pr N
t<s5 80 II =. ~ feE2@.lssfs1
kF.stf IA q = gAfss : tsN fAAzAHit, s. Tor d
- 49, ~ - 9 e lsSs rn'ra,


Cholera Choen MoJhas aud 9tef 'sns TIE et al bowels.
y bias b. ssd BY great aue Of peFzun with The hsh
Won and feEns Themselves have feaopoed one of o most
a'EatIt
tsds ttits.
fTr Bcach- Breast Linsneat.-Aa r4rsbu; rgnray for
disease a. the lHugs hs su tHn the rrHs STjng
NJ Bloni gh sw"Hls Cough, Oppressive 70 Breathing
about ls Ghost rr This rmiE, without doubt, prurse more
perHRn NJ benefit ia enae Of the Lungs than
laed To re"Hs q At are way pr 0 a m uaa ID f zithsr
by the lurmauno The chests Hereditary, prevent
tl IsHf 7gorlrng ioluertons-
Beach'- FcrruEtnOus Touc. ,sJ;au r,df3 54r "a md
OF the disease.
Bench'- Rheumatic Compound Nasr= Gals 70 -s fsl..=
81 than
Bench's stomhchiye Ritter..-Ths ts excellent article
ht h been long .nazAt Ur0I3 llrie
and Fever md all AgtunuRt Fsys 10 persons living having
busnere, for short period low mHHy districts he Gtie
Ev4.la"
and Fever at Che same time they the seerto gtobe
stomach. improve digestion, The npg-ts cures s.=4 aud
iuunder mad gives health and vga ls general sgatuu.
1T Fer the bb0vo remedies cerfts uf a4tr,ol
bg them. We say tt, mlah ma, ~, IN
thai they represented 70 be- They raadlrs
in Practice for wears with tie a5tor, results gr-a
demand for hss~ rsu- alone has Induced Nd la
manner that tb cen be reached byH Prrpar=d and by
T. ID. HEAt ", NJ. ID. Chs a Al
Caste ail u=a ats y.
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A communication from the Surveyor, submit
ting m estimate Of the cost Of repairs to the
Hospitals Of the Second District Prisons-wns
read and referred to the Committee on Improve
ment and Building-a motion of Mr. Summers
10 refer it 10 special committee Of three having
been lost
Another communication from the same officer,
reporting that the New0rleans Navigation Co
in digging and widening the basin of said Com
papy, are encroaching on the public rights,
and recommending that the Council take imme-
date action in reference to samc--was read and
referred TO the Committee on Streets and Land
ngs.
The report of the amount of fines assessed and
collected by the Recorder OF the First District.
IN the month Of December last, was read and
referred TO the Committee on Finance.
The following quarterly report of the Direc.
tors Of che Public Schools of the Fourth District
was received and referred to the Committee on
Education
NEwOH.EANS, January ), 1853
To the Hon, the Common Council af the Gin
Of tWOricQpg:
GENTLEMEN We respectfully lay before YOU
a statement OF the coTditiou and expense of the
Public Schools e the Fourth District for the
Quarter ending Doccmher a. 1852
The number o. ch''cr5 in attcndarccop the
24th December, CHE 'ast erhenl day in the
mouth) we're n fellows boy, F1G girls, ~
total 1898
The number Of teachers regularly employed
are $40 gentlemen and 2o ladies, whose
monthly salaries amount to S227O
About the FIRST of August last. We contracted
Tor the building Of large two story school
house on Apollo street, near Philip street. ion
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= IVA Id ~ IHOoI NUnUSOne as8Ortmpnt O1
M Crates just consignment which we OH
IA,
MoRTClNG MACHINES Of new and improved psern IA which
he ATTENTION Of Builders is particularly rall.d.
ES STORE EuDk other LOCKS. CHAIN UOTTS RTTTe
W 1tommssun principles.
.LTRGFS a Co q and II Circga
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y. 4. r.. gsI0sec.

OFFICE a YARD No. NEW BASIN CORNER a IULIAANr
ST, JOHN STREETS, NEW ORLEANS,
~ KeePa e7natly aant, the lowe
BRICKS, WHITE SAND SHELLS, LIME,
oAR,AsHAND PINE W6oD, CHARCOAL, otc. etc
CLAPBnkRDe. sIEfNisT Es mn
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=. To balance against the Board, S9li co.
All of which IS respectfully submitted
N. CoMMANbErR,
Secretary of the Board Of Public Schools
EniIrth nistrirt
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wv CONSUMPTION Ge lur md fHngs dyspepsia Cholg.
Corra Aufi A and Fever uud nom = To ~ huri
disease Glur Gpnorh ont and most nsrisne Uer
Throat Coughs cos astgate Cancers fhi1 o. a hdr,
Wens The B,ne Wtits Swalng, kngs E Ghge aaS
liz lask sidc breas cold nis aad r o tier wth ali the
ofet married and ec ladie nui children Ny
ninsre 1n1 losg hud practice
fnes renders curing many ds3 that have been
sid, red hopeless by celebrated DOCTOR. - ., - .
~ ard office No 50 hhNtlihAN blhthI Third
District NswCrnana. In. efrlJ q
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the sum of seven thousand dollars The same.

the sum of seven thousand dollars. The same,
finished and delivered on the Sd instant, will
vie with any school house in the city for the
beauty of its simplicity, and for the facilities it
affords for the object of its construction. This
is the cause of our being in arrears to the
amount of nine hundred and fourteen dollars,
but the condition ofour schools required it,
The following is correct statement of our
expenditures for the quarter
1852 EXPENDITURES.
Oct a. To sundry expenses. $40 20
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Ietal. .......,...,...... SOY ,254 "A
W. II. GARLAND, Treasurer.
New0rleans, Dec 81, 1852
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sRIDGEWATER MINERAL PAINT
aRATES !! a most handsome assortment !

GROUND IN oILg0o kegs 49, each, Of hi,
neqaaled FTe aHd Wvserpf0of Paint and for sale
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New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-01-13
INSURANCE. COMPANIES.
Ohio Fire and Marine Insurance Co.


DAVID FAYE, President }. u. BUCHANAN, Secretary
w This securely established Company wl te most hp, means
prot OF policies il prepared 10 take FIRE AN
RIVER SKIS on TlIE MOsT LIBERAL TERMS, At Their branch
Office Camp, Whites Banking
House NewOrleana Ia. W. b. MEAD, Acuary. jams ly