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STEAM COMMUNICATION BE.

- L u "A M DE-
~ TWEEN NEW YORK AND GLASGOW-Thes sSu4alz1lssas.
Glasgow New York Steamship Copany
GLASGOW power Craig
10 sail York direct Glasgow follows
Saturday 18th julie next o'clock Saturday, 10th Sep
tenlber, at IL O'clock,
-
First Cabin saloon state
First Cabin midahip state
Stewards fee included.
limited number of hrd-class passengers supplied
with provisions good quality properly cooked
geon For freight or passage apply to
iy29 3m J, MeSYAION, 33 Broad way,
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LEGAL ADVERTISEMENTS
DRoUGHT to the First District Police q,

ID Prison ~
the right hand beonss To Mr.. Peter Jsrde M
MARCH black W iuches high Ss oi-has 4
senr on thef forehead Says he belonzs p Mr. Smith.
The owners vi, please comply o. law
JONATHAN WoRRALI- Warden.
at uuarf
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BROUGHT to the First District Police o.

GEORGE, black, et4 inches high years old IA
Robert Murphy. ~
Nelson, black feet e bches high yes old poek marked
SAYS be belong. to Capt, Price.
WILLIAM gf+ feet high, about years old has
iorehsad Says he belongs to Mrs Sauslange.
The owners will please comply with the respecting them
]. WORRALL, Warden,
a.. tvI
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if as9oga 20 % 2. B. r. h Bow VISOR ard hstht.3
eaf Ssak aud Ten e as e Es1s tis al uher paFla u The
-ofy asrry morning 1ufc as1 healthy
EeySEga afa-e Hl1 7gFrgsF a.-4 'HF uli EadusuCsq.
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rssgsH1 Coca Jrsries HUGH MscANS IS. a KEYpELL
FAEotsEE uRlEANs. CO....No. I2l4s.
I'm VERTU dun writ lie feri faeias moi
address M lhan l. " ga enne prgmier Jise d r. pcT
Va parois-e ttrtaHr, Sp0sara NtUe pu4le, l. SAMEp 9
JAr'sr l-O3 i la-asp NJ ~ rue To, onrltfu4s
NEST"
RI sns,s Jams aire -isas nu.gtr Conditions onl tagt
] n.
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az EDlCENES.--P. J.. Massey Druggist =.
IVA sslhl .H.-.rs, " Be- .-j trs 7 +
~ tT.ft rrts MEDICINES. Ha.i-i H..
thtH Hut u1rvtH.. r4H r=7f r. Hr # 80
Isndr4 ru r. r Na~a4 " a tr' sGl " ttsIt. .=sa
aapll t a0J p fsl -Iaph aj, s ras lad 1874 at
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Balance contre lie bureau. %9l4 CO.,
lie tout vOus est respectueusemeut soumis,
n CoMM4NDECR,
Secretaire du Bureau des Dirccteurs DIES
Ecoles Publiques du Quatrieme District.
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MARIE DE La NouvELLE ORLEANS,

IL JanNer, 1896.
A rHon. President ct JM.H. les meRibres du
ConseI des Aldermen ct du COnSeH des
.dssisfanfs- Aldermen de la Pile de Ia .Aou-
peiie- ORLEANS.
Messienrs--Une election ayant etc ordonn6e
pour Juge de la Quatrieme Cour de Justice de
Paix, dams lie Cinquieme ct lie Sixieme District
Representatif, pour lie lundi, "a Janyier courant,
atm de remplir la vacance occasionnee par Ia
resignation de Honorable Alex, Derbes, il de-
Went du devoir de Votre Honorable Corps d.
designer les polls detection, ct de nommer res.
pectivement un commissaire ct un greffier char
g6s de surveiller la.dite election Les Districts
don't II est question Sc composent des CinquiemC
ct Sixieme Wards de la vile, ct eomprennent
les 10eme, j 1eme, 12eme, 13eme ct 14eme pre-
cincts detection actuels.
Je suis, tres respeetueusement,
Votre obeissant servIteur,
A. ID. CRossMAN, Marie.
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lie rapport trimestriel suivant, des Directeurs
les Ecoles Publiques du Quatrieme District, est
recu ct refere au comite Education
NoUvELLE-ORIEANs, 5 Janvier. 1853.
4 PRonoyoble Co,lsea CommuR, de Ia PWe
de Ia .AoureYe- Orleans.
AIessieurs - Nous soumettons respectueuse-
ment devant yous un etat de la condition ct des
depenies des Ecoles Publiques du Quatrieme
District, pour lie trimestre inissant lie 81 De-
eembre, 1852.
lie nombre des eleYes lie "a Decembre, (dernier
Jour d'ecole dams ce mois) etait CONNIE suit :;
garcous, SIG; files, III total, 1888.
lie nombre des professeurs employees rGgu-
lierement est de $50 hommes ct 20 temnes,
don't lie salaire mensuel Sleeve S2,27o.
Vers lie Ter Aodt dernier nous ayons passe un
contrat pour la construction dune grande mai
son d'6cole deux etages, dams Ia rue PApollon,
pres de la rue Philippe, pour la somme de sept
mile piastres. La dite maison tinle ct dellyree
| le du courant, peut rivaliser ayec n'importe
quelle maison d ecoe de la vile par heaut@ ct
sa simplicite, ct pour les facilities quelle olffe,
sous lie rapport de la construction. Cest la cause
lie notre retard pour losomme deneuf cent qua
iorze piastres, mails fetat de nos Ecoles nous en-
faisait un deyoir.
Voici un etat exact de nos depenses pendant
| lie trimestre
1854 DEPENsEs.
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S2UI ,Z54 q
Nouyelle- Orleans, 81 Decembre, 1852
w. ii. GARLAND, Tresorier

Une communication du Controleur, notifante &c
Conseil de fadjudication des eontrats pour le
fermage DIES droits sur la vente DIES huitres sur
IL leves du Second District, ct pour 10 nettoyago
'A.lAizines des bureaux publics de la Corpora
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Une autre communication du meme officer
faisant SAVIOR que la Compagnie dc Navigation
f0rleans en- fouillaut ct en- elargissant lie bas-
sin de la dite Compagnie, empiete sur les droits
publics, ct recommandant que lie Consoil prennc
lies measures immediates a ce sujet-lue ct refe-
rec an comite DIES Rues ct Debarcaderes
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MISCELLANEOUS.



NEW ORLEANS and and Car a. &c: 10 ss
5sSsrt 5y' Ss FrWp. F1sss Easo,ieaS,:
s @ .n = n :. . s 55a s s9S il E :a II aea
sysly su6,usr, ard mill ennsrfss'1 ia TsHi*r
Horse cnr.-b aud 9 a. ~.,e, saudioaH.
itoan rans' = ~ and f'r5 eoe, m n % WIFE,
FAuEi oeuts ctila under Y s1,} y't cfs'
.ud sud "a Jhs ses,,i Al2ai,y q NSysmtby,
" These 'a''i . pF 1's5 " 6s we
% " psp6 i ai;oiaas asdsG
Il summer oa t 5s5e4s i l;se ssst ~ anas
After which the esfs viii aaye each terminus every nien mao'e'
Then ~ \, = 10 aad Il ?. u.,from, ae norol
AMI ~, ~ and ie!s ?. A. from Leiayete
~ Ns, cs s1' H. ras Rs Sssats etc.
10 whom sguirea ate- the above mentioned hoafs nh "
ESoR LAKE BoRGNE fSsss Ell :-l9l......;..s. 7
and MEXICAN GULF WINTER g1s d 2
" MSn1S nF corner of Good chdn
ree ard Canqa bys3e-Eo Pro- - aeAe e' al"
lGEyE THE CITY AT e'S LEAVE TIE LAKE Ars ~
rMI ?. ".
EE ofcs No 20 Common ,,ae for 81 5a'a Of tsg Esro,i
.eFion drGst'ed arply ow g RakEWEIn E.ee3ar -
ID OUCH AND READY LINE D. e,.-.5.>.,
y or oNINiBUSEs-NEW ROUTE. Ga a. Z 80 -
mn NJ dom & conner Of Canal and Gbaues the corner
plB be and Eplnate streets Mtrai Tae sad pmhbu7cs will
Rinra ga do viii leave between he quarter
trst Carriage from car Pauht and p-Hale 10 min to ~
last ,H n'o t9 Pc FL
ifg' d. c9AI an" IhAr'''' Ell
se Trke eas oI in packages Of ic by the n'rens a14
sa No s'aoSia. praa udlo carrases, steps
Passengers having eu 70 complain ot be lrSe wa son
e'sas in sa manner as will give io e
T. e AZ .nesc WAC favor Us 'h their re''g,n4ge w
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Sr.oNo Jusucs CorAf,' DR.. DALTON MRS. CAsANAs.
PAEIFH OnLEANs. No l4Uqg
EpY VIRTUE Of writ of feri facias to me
by The Honorable C. Jouts Second Justice q 4
Pesc the Parish % DrarsI will proceed a public auction
ubs Arcade SATURDAY February - i.5 at II O'Clock -
Tue N1gi ITO Slave EliZ beth acul II veArl.
r sszei m He above 'ait Terms cash
ian1 tsbli II GFg. F. PEARSON. CoDsaiIa.
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lie rapport du montant DIES amendes assesses
ct collectees par lie Recorder du Premier Dis
trict, pendant lie mois de Decembre dernier, est
In ct refere au comte de Finances.
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81 refsreo aa oomitt DIES Rues ct De.


Uue communication du Voyer, soumettant une
estimation du eoat des Preparations aux h6pitaux
du Second District-lue ct referee au comite DIES
Batisses ct Ameliorations--une motion de NJ.
summers, demandant qu'elle fdt referee un
comite special de trois, ayant etc perdue.
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CONSTABLEs SALE.

FRsr JusrcEs CovRr, HUGH D. MrCANN a. KENDALL
PAIslsH uV ORLEANS. CO....Ho. ll,l9A.
ss1 VlRUE of writ Of tier facias to me
directed BY the Hon l. u easnue Ffsl iustc Of hr Peace
r the Parish ii Orleans will public SATURDAY.
January 22 3 Al 'he hour lg O'Clock ~ At warehouse. Ne y
Ggh0upiipllss street
Forty t,yru botps o. MEXICAN MUSTANG LINiMENr.
l sessd lhsHove sRtd suit Teras conditions cash
ltrili j.. J. HOPPE. Constable
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SADDLERY, HARNESS, ETC.

NEWARK, Nj, SADDLERY Ware fs-.2a
~ Hos ANDREW g, BULLS Co, No.lB Canal ssasA
slrtet, NgEOrlpans between Magazine streets,
Nagutc.!rr aud Importer SAbbLEitY sd shDbLEWARE
~ Saddles
ui Altitl -ass, rus, Whips, Skiru, iiaas and HHdlg
s'l r. lI0s.kis tiLEs3 IOIlS .Hi TrnHS sTrry de-
srIftipu. $50 ST.. L. CANAL STREET
81 IyiaW ANDREW 6. BULL * 20.
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Vaccine Institute of Boo, Mas.' sane Flstsn W. %
The disease Of tall PtN Obtain It ~ calling At h
oHre, No ST, CHARLES STREET, or at Dr. MthBlANES
DRt STORE corner rirus Poyiras wttu Dr. d.
Ia fund from 10 A. w. every day. except SunaS. decf 3
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MECHANICS INSTITUTE, Philippe street,
IVA between Canal and Common HALL AND
LECtGRE sOOAfts barge eopnoi1a He, whicl, ~ ls
construction adapted Nusai and 0ratagH huer
nusais 10 nearly completed anil will he isday opened
tha .-1vus Tor ire above named
parp,es lse sas Aq5ly lrTHtR HOMES, Tfsa''r
m Sc tEaT4S sweet
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AgeneE Of the Mutual Pro.

AE""O tUeskIs AoOuOJ U V1IO n Usu1sI 4 ="
LECTION INSURANCE co, or NASHVILLE, TvnA.
E Company i1surs ifuu1 ups H5asss,
eba0dp etc. loss DANGER Y FIRE ud Csrgoss
Vessels every description against THE PERIS OF THE SEAS
AND RIVERS.
~ All persons having properly nt1fei his f1Etgob
entitled fll -s profits sho1t 4sy ability tolois.
TRUSTEES
Ffobu1u, 49, S plrHsf, IA. Nl1rt.a,
John Watrrs, J. q. Shepherd, u. yf,tgrr,
J.. a. NtAl4tsI, o. Doe. aGa, g. {. -.utH,
P B. West, John Norrav, b. . NgKeunisi
John X EWn, a. ~. 2 nam, p. ~. Money,
W. r. Berry bsml= l5H#y, 4. AtaFriaaa,
ES. Hal, :. 3. in0el4r C.. T.. 0i.Hfla,
AU1. Fal', J. B.J9 s.7 saT.lrl,
&. +. Bill, A., J. DlncEa 81 9-iirlafd,
l. b. Fte, A. II. Hiaks, p, 4. Thc1as.
A. o. Z. SIcHlLFas, Precedent.
~ e. erLrHER, Vice President,
e. T. r. WH4rT3T Secretary.
local DIRECTORS
Thomas K Price, q, n. f-aEnr,
". Wea. &C o-t-r.
iF:3Iy VII. A. JOHNSON, Agent, Gs caunsrc. Place.
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~ T's long established Company ample
he protection Of It's p7ga. continues 10 tke RIVER SEA and FIRE
RISKS M, most liberal terms NJ its Agency NNOcnu, a the
Office of PICKETT, PERKINS, CO, Commercial Exchange,
ChaIlas strict, CORNER Of rrtdulo,
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Iotai. ...........'. ,S2O2 ,s2O SO
Balance en- mains &c jour. 1873 50
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mr.. DALTON has iust received trom the

the Indies te,d for the Last six nnd
knowledge treatment NJ yellow feys Cholera
am all other Tropical Diseases His Office No. 81 Bourbon sl cor
street. deee tnt
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lie rapport trilnestrel suiyant, DIES Directeurs
les Ecoles Publiques du Quatrieme District, est
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MEDICAL CARDS.

DYRNE, MRS, Midwife 1876 Nayades street
Il npptsite The II.,sa Station, NewOrans, sep3i ~
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AB0ltTER B0FTLES-60 grocc English, in
sefs aud sr sale by {, WOLFF o. Camp STREET. isule
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TO COUNTRY MERCHANTS.
recent arrivals from Boston, New York and Pha-
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attention the fact that you select from large
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have
100 boxes Oranges, in prime order
100 do Lemons do do
500 do Raisins, bunch nice fruit
100 do do LAYER, very nice
25 trails Ivica softshell Almonds
bales Moier do do
10 do Sicily do do
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20 bags crop Texas Pecan Mats
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LOUIS J BOSSIEUX,
Steam Candy Manufacturer.
fs2s No 107 Main st.
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SPRING--1e53.

RICHARDSON ~ CO.,
Importers and Wholesale Dealers in Dry
Goods, No 9J Main street, Richmond, Va.
Statesmen.
w b Hopkins Lexington Jno Motley, Richmopd
Peter Law, Danvc Il H Finney, do
NNE receiving this season by several arrivals
w from Europe and the Northern citesa choice sup.
ply of SPRING DRY GOODS
Which have bren purchased the most favorable terms.
Buyers will find in stock the handsomes assortment
of Fancy Articles for both ladies and gent emen, whilst
the supply of Staple Goods and such articles usual
ly found in wholesale store viii be equal to any house
in the city
In Inviting the merchants of Virginia and North Carroll
ma examine stock, do with desire to
tend the trade ofhs city with the two States and de
termination to price goods low can be afforded,
with accommodating terms.
fe 16--c10tS RICHARDSON & co.
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the same aud will collect and remit Interest and
payable in Richmond all descriptions of stocks and
also claims on the public treasury. N ."
j. B, Jr being well known throughout the Steta
deems it unnecessary to annex any references.
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rectcd for The 70 eek ending FEB.


ToBAcco-B eaks not large for the season. good de-
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well sustained We quote new Lugs (hllstered) VA to
So better kinds to leaf to Il better kinds
z 50 to so. No fine shipping manufacturing OTTER
ing. BARKsDALE @ 1tEAD.
FLouR-We note sales of mixed brands country super
fine at 5a5 l2R and straight brnnds at IS 25 The late
foreign a.vices have caused slight reaction.
WHEAT-We quote slight Improvement in prices
this week. The mlers paying 81 2oaSl All
for good red and white Wheats.
CoRN--We note change in prices.
GROCER Es-We note slight Improvement in La
guayra Coffee; Moasses too, has upward tendency
and prices be quoted flu " cent per gallon dearer
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Tn BOOT AND SHOE MANUBAC.
TURING.

TURING. Nd
" 10 meet the wants of my friends and 4 "
customers, generally have concluded to
engage In the Manufacturing of BOOTS and SHOEd
ana have engaged the services of Mr. JAMES RO II
TON to take charge of the same
Mr.. Bolton IS known to be faithful workman an|
well qualified to have all kinds of work gotten mn \
SUIT such OF my customers may prefer to leave tbe
orders for Richmond made wcrk ~"'' VIC
shall at all times have full and con,,a,. s.,.A ]
BOOTS and SHOES, made by the most approved ms,
uaeturers OF phade pha and Eastern cities mos, re
Pectuly ASK continuance of that patronage that Isl
OF my Establishment, Corner of Fourth and Bras
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