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Rm The n. Z. Thbsns.
WINDOW GLIxPsEs.
VII. rHz CRYSTAL sun

VII THE CRYSTAL SUI. -,
tn. r,in.washed. sunby, crystal morn should be
a level date. encased in words OF gold
This June eighteenth, Of Eighteen fIy-, ,5
IT. an.hri0ht sheets Of yonder Hall Of Glass.
Far off they shine, as Il, its battle done
IT,, tam had left its lightning there-a mass
or keepest FIRE. or a. new-made 'un
ver. ri.ipq from the blue horizons bound.
II wa. feF short years but yesterday
~. Rr;,.in,. Gentle sovereign then uncrovned,
40 s.aeared So let Eartbs storms depart for aye;
=, WIS alarms in songs Of Peace be drs.sed.
And Truth shine forth, and Art assume her quiet
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MARRIED..

Rf-nn-PrDp -Jar- ~ b. Rev J. w Belkrsp, Mr. Dssisf
Rrc6 spS Nis. shertre ~ Budi 10th ofScsodack. NY.
soYT-PARLIN-At E-rlsvile June 81 by Rev Mr.. uSssS
Hoy, Orisksny Fails 10 ks Sarah Psin. ds1sh u
Jc.ish P.rhn Inram, Michigan. "
LFTCHN NORTHUMBERLAND bad the steamer is.b-}.
Nav H. or h-r downward passage By Rev NJ wnshL Mr. j. NJ
stchworth, tins sty, Mss Gcorse Ans wase q Far
&c. IL xinstcu mol Express
RAME-PRIZYBoRAwEKI- css-ysrS: c. Jsss
L. Nelson Puzyssrswek al Of Csnssyesr1
MHIrHAM-hoCOfJuns "a AZ the resdencs Of kenoeth Ne
Gov wes Alexander, Pa BY Rev Posge Rev Jes T.
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cocRr cALENDAR-rurs Dar.

CIRoUIr CoURr-pSrt Mos. s93 n. S5s. 80 fsa
sC3 $40 sl2 si3 43o. 5sl cal. Tie. sls SIS Part a.
Nos l.oos il0s 1905. l,iSg LssS 1901, I57s. LEI
suc the balance Of the Calendar Judge Morris will co.,
iii ne 10 cs TIE hssrce Of tn Calendar from day day.
SrPrRIoR CouRr-Nos Hiss, s6i. ls7s. S75. s5a Lies
1875 i977, Is7s 1879 I9sO l2ss to lss9 l2sl. isss
1898 1881, 1898 to 1900, 1904 to 1929
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n use. Action Is broarh, to 70

ard converted to bis own use Action i broa,h, "a ~
c, YER s2tO dsmsges.
gefso the property in question and also the eos iii AZ
bis stand IN Washington Market and ha, this go hfrs
the assignment On the other hand was said II Il the
sse conditional tAAt the purchase money shou he
paid down, which no, dons Sealed verdict
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movement The popularity Of which is conollfvey shown
by the oi ii natures ,lrsldy obtGoet We pre-
sumo the measure ~i b. eca'sy carried nio eject
FUsERAL o. Nsw-YoEK voLssrEER-Os Sandy
afternoon the body Of Johr Cook Of Company X another
Of tho.. brave conveyed from the Mercer House
to Greenwood The body attended to the Cenes-ry
By the New York Volunteers ny w-hou, music Or saos
II sppesrs that the deceased died 10 City Prison
wa buried IN Poiters Field On the Volunteers beihs
made acquainted With this fact they requested prni-s
to erhume the body which granted them. The body
was t,ken up and the funeral furnished by Mr. Senior
undertaken who has buried al the other deceased men,
bers Of this corps without charge
SIXTH WABD SCHOOL EKcs,Hos-The pupils Of the
Sixth Wsrs School No in Elms;- m,ks their annual eT
cursion the ST. amer Armen. to Keyport NJ on Wed
nesdsy next The School is charge of Mrs sFeeny Ma
Cssk.r Mrs McDermot and their assistants aud is in
flourish ng condition having larger number Of pupils than
any former Occasios.
CHAP lxcuRsIOss FOR THE POOR
To ne Ecitov Of The y. Y rrlsz.s.
SIR The season for Excursions is July comnen -
and Churches, Sunday Schools, Societies and Fable
Schools each arranging to sscse the greatest enjoy
sent Of day in the country Hitherto this pr.ctc7 h.,
been mainly confned 10 the wealthy and favored
organisations bu, new has arrived The Five
Point Mission Schools aud House OF Industry types
Of that era for the poor among Us In the same .pir.
series OF pleasant ErcurHons be made during the hot
uar be carried out free from expense 70 tGs pups
The plan hss been made with the proprietors Of CON
nodious stesuer. running regularly route TO =
point on RaritaD Bay by which The children will be taken
81 the foot q Chsmbersst and carried tw-ny mile. sgi
back After passing several hours in the groves and in
bsng the pure air they will return. arriving
sonsble beur The first OF these Excursions will ID
in about ten days under the direction of Mrs Pea'e Tls
free air needfu for the poor fer the rich and ortu
nate am glad 10 effort in right direction in th
matter Safe csmmOdi0us excursion steamers should b.
constructed and GROUND especially secured for schools and
orderly where aud rOwdyism held Ia
allegiance Schools officers with parents aud teachers
should every 10 avak the higher elements of
the minds entrusted to their care. 10y mogng nature
and beauty revealed among the green hills and the deep
green of the forest shade ZEso.
A correspond Dt-ANTI LnCEJAw-cOmpl ln3 Of having
wounded bis foot by the nais which sticking out Of
some bo.rd. laid the pathway in front of building
Broadway near the Park Such neglect is shameful for
mortal wound could enue. Where the Police III It they
DO not look 10 them Why should workmen be more
careless here than in European cities The other day
killed by the strocous neglect Of thu bail Ter in
leaving the excavation Of house unprotected with
riers nsucb things treated crime with severe
punshmt nj, they would cease.
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Sale. Of socks At Philadelphia. i

FSrs od,d-feo0 schuylkl HavFafion g. a. e2f; North
American ~; go Morris 50 Do. al 800 do 2li;
1850 schuyI Navigation Preferred, $50; 100 DO 31 800
bland 49, % 0srd Bark " go sehgyhnl Navigation a6. al
Perrsyvsuia Railroad, 5O So READING Di.
Ioard-5 Chester Valley Railroad 10; ~ Union
shsb Navigation 7ot as Pennyyas So ~ Ansn
can l6t 100 Pennsyyans Railroad 50 100 WinsOs
p.Tf, 81
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CIRCUIT coURT-Be,ors Judge MITCHELL.

lanes Holland AZ John NJ ghar mpeedsi, &C. Arain boss
marble Do Tor alleged 4s9 npnsonent
and ss-suli ard battery.
On behalf Of plaintiff it said that strike for wages
naceaby ,;ancinz h others in the street and de-
ndsp caused him be arrested and detained in prison
for ar hours In defense Is said that large number
N nersons congregsted in the vicinity Of DESCENDANT,
marble yard in Third and prevented those who were
disposed To 20 work from doing that difficulty was
spprehe nded and the Eighteenth Ward Police OF their
osn volifion, caused plaintiff and some others to be-
rested The complaint wss dismissed.
Before Judfe Mozzfs
Geo ". On aid another Nathan w. Dswisy.
PAiItfs claim that assignment made TO them BY
Nc Dgerso for benefit Of creditors of quantity OF bat
ter Lat that defendant tssk psssssssn OF
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WoRIDs FAR AND CRYSTAL PALAcE-DeD0t No.
4i BIoadvsy for the ,ae Boots sloes and Caters onp NJ
h. largest offered iity per ths sul
=. ces Please and eNtnue JoSEss No AZ Broaiway
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The following sale Of Kngsbridge property, by Cole &

RYcoGSizED.-The clothing which recently found
on the pier foot Of Forty second r. H. by Oiser Fu
er Of the Nineteenth Ward Police yesterday recoy
rized by Jane. Mcdonald having beonsed to nj,
brother Patrick. who sided AZ No. as East Twelfth S:
he having undoubtedly been drowned while bathing Tae
BODY has not yet been recovered.
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Deaf persons remember To beware Of applying TO
efs ArIt tho use Of Olack os &c If you would
eio I'd con Dr. LUTEvER 40 o. Ph.cest Of Bro.d
lfce hou 90 l5 All letters be prepaid aud contan
u
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CITY ITEMS.
ENTERTAINMENT. &c, THIS !

AT ,NIsLo this evening The Breach Of Promise Burton A.
Snsden" Ssnose TWAS By Burton and Broufhss
Ar TEs BnPoDRoAS, this evening THE Fetes BY Louis
XIV in 1854 bsfore three Queens" he.
Ar BARsrss this sfeFnoos Deaf Pest" and "Domessc
Fco,ouy" II the evening" Tho Young WIDOW ssd Double
Bedded Room" 49, u ,
WooDs MISsTEgLs, No 4if Broadway.
GALLERy Of Christian Ar No ti& Broadway
RInvAp11s HoLI LAHp. No SO Br0aduay
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CHILD BURNED TO DKATH A child three years Of age
named Nicholas Davis whose pSrea reside At No =
Hous;ons died yesterday from burns received on ur
day las II appears that the mother Of the child in con
sequence Of sickness in her family the deceased
the house OF relative where he allowed play with
matches of VIII cb becoming gI'sd set IL clothes
on are The flames not exiting vi hid ust h bsl
BEEN extensively bzrned Coroner Gamble held an
upon the body and verdict Of sccc nt d, aa Wa. rea
dered By the JuTy.
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The weather. yesterday, warm cloudy and sho-ery
the ram commencing early in the day and lasting in!ermt
emily until midnight. There were two or TIRES very VIC
lent showers and the streets very superiority cleaned
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MERCANTILE LIBRARY.-we have noticed At the desk OF
the Mercantile Library Assoc ton petition for the early
blessing OF that institution Saturdays The long hours
Of business render some esIaon necessary the health
as well the comfort Of its employees and the members
are tAkag decided stand IN tkvor Of the early closing
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OFFICIEI,.
conseil Commun de la Vile dc la Nile. Orleans.
c0NsErI DIES Assistants ALDERMEN


~ ATTENDU que par aets de pAss.mbas nip,A
Ae'e rels vile de la Nouyy orsan Approve lie Is Mars
io est pourvn qnavnnt quun Consel queouque
nd puisse etablr 10 moutant de lea dts
rt aire eonnae budget des avrses probs
iemonnt des dtpeuss eauelss Muncpait6 pendant
pour les parties nraes ct urbnes equsl budget etre
public snncss angla dams e journal de Ia dte Nh
nspsS pendant mons irene jours les dts
Censs d6sron du montant de devont
E aendu dun pAsebee
ie23 fevrer 1854 les derses municipalities Nou
ont etc eonsodscs dun suppemen,are
aprouve meme jour PeSve de aaye Jefferson
ste incorporate pae de la Nouves ct eat
gouvemse par les memes lois que eele-e
e. andu les pouyois ct les devos suncpAes
ate vile Lafayette appartennnt mannant au cousei
mnne, en- vertu du susii acei
E aendu qune Ordcnnanes etc pase les lmtes u
banes dc Ia vile;
En- eoniorm6mcnt 10
1880 resolution adop6e Jour- est pube
etays est Prasene donpe us npes pemare
publication do cecil Consei Commun proe6da
a qui serout eyse les beaux pour is52
lETAT DIES DEPENSES PROBABLES POUR 1853
MI n II nT Ax-t.u
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Common Council Of the City Of New Orleans.
u BOARD OF ASSISTANT ALDERMEN
Sitting of Mach 4 1Qso


T WHEREAS tina General Assembly of the State Of
louisiana entitled "An Act relative the Orleans APP
proved March Is 1880 provides that before any Munich
PATTY shall fix and decide the amount Of they
shs 10 be made budgets exhibiting various
ies expenditure including also the for contingent
be incurred the Municipality during year.
urban ard rural thereof which budgets estimates
% puSshed French and English in the official papers sad
pa during least thirty days before the meeting
ella shall hx and decide the Of
And Whereas By virtue Of Of the General Assembly,
February 49, 1852 the several Municipalities city
Orleans have been ecusoaed and by of subsequent APP
proved the date the late city Lafayette Of Jeer
has become incorporated portion the city New Orleans
and is governed by all the laws relating to the same;
And whereas the and duties and
said city Lafayette have devolved upon become vested m the
Common Council by virtue of the act aforesaid
And ordinance has been passed defining the urban and
rural limits of the city;
Therefore in conformity with the Of the March 49,
1880 resolution adopted this day. the
bed and notice hereby that thirty days s pb
cation hereof Council will
levied the rolls 1884,
STATEMENT OF PROBABLE EXPENDITURES FOR 1853
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tSgnej A. ID. CROSSNAN, Marie.
-Four COPE cononna: l.. HEYll5tR, Seefetalfe. ml2s
PREMIER PRECINCT Chez Krsmor encoignure
Walton Matthew Martin James oss
Gfenfers--H. J.L Duygan, Jr
DEUxIEME PRECINCT ea6 de J. Henderson
sairasames Dunlap, James Godng b.
S. Osborne, J, A. Adde % - -
TRolSIEME PRECINCT. "A IEcols Fulton. ,nres--
W Monaghan, Nj, IL Ouirk -T1nmaa
Diamond, MeN Nus uawm. - " ' ''
QUATkIEME PRECINCT IA Ia Masou de pomps No Is.
Conmssares Nj Cas-, B. vanostern, T. H. Shields GTefe
David Caldwell 7. w. Leslie.
cINQuiEME PRECINCT "A Ia Maison dc Pompe No.
uusaares-W O. Seymou J. NJ. Savage, W. H. .Grefe
&c e; v D, a., lanes Is Il Winghid
SlEAiE PRECINCT la bhson de Louisiana eueoe.
Carondslet ct Prrddo Jaon 81 l. Taes
r. B. sykes ,Gretners-W. A. Beecher r. L. shaw. :.
SEPrIENE PRECINCT. Chez A O,Doupell rue
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u,,er n, p,,nnr A.. -, ii, .-..
fRsT PRECINCT r. kamers corner Of Annunciaion aud
Race streets Martin, Mark Walton
h9ss; IL ;S I * 4 Leoyy Dnggan Jr.
SECOND Henderson's .fnspec-
oJames Dunlap James GOiding E. osborne clerks-J
Osborne :; A: AIDE
THIRD fkELlNCI Al tulton Schoolhouse nspeeors-W.
~ NJ Converse r. H. Quick CetksThoma Diamond,
FOURTH Al Enginehousa No. Is .inspectorsJ
NJ Gass Vaaosen, T. H. Shields Clerkspavd oldwe PW.
FIFTH PRECINCT. Al Engine house No .Inspcorsw. c.
SEYMOUR Nj Savage w. H. FilkDs, Clerks L. c. billiard, Jas
v; s Wiaghsl cid, pct,,,r .,.,- ~, C., =. d,
Caone 81 and PsIddo streets nsps Jsmison L. Tracy
~ B Yea e;; ,,6isssIM a. Beeeher T. L. shaw
sEfENifi raiSlNCi: AZ A. oDonnsHa foydras sueet',
+. Pearson, ID. A. BeenheT.
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BUREAU DU CoMMIssAIRE DIES RUEs

Hotel De VILE = Mars isSsAyis public est par e
entire les es tete e, do e6e Quest de Jersey
TIRE La Feeiie Ut ime Hpp6ure Ia vle,
qasea de fare placer de bne soss facads ds
tes erres dams m dea de ne ours de Ia
quot j. fer placer les dtes ba
as dss dies isrrs corforesnt Con-
mhi5 j. JoLf.s 6srnmi.a.ir. dos Rgao
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INSURANCE COMPANIES.
second Annual Report Of the u United

-
Second Annual Report of the United
STATES LIFE INSURANCE, ANNUITY AND TRUST co.
OF PHILADELPHIA.
once Third chesau, Philadelphia
STATEMENT or THE AFFAIRS OF THE UNITED STATES
LIFE INSURANCE, ANNUITY AND TRUST COMPANY OF
PHILADELPHIA Dec. ST. 1854 soIns Report
whole Policies outstanding 81 Iosa
wS9s ,sSuni 2, ssuranes thereon with sonu:
Fund ST.
Les then Deferred Quarterly, etc. Payments
Less value q bonus Of ISL ;s paid
rrsm. since isiaInsi... 8 Is 's11 al
resIns rursstand Policies 81 isl IS
Reserved and Recsi.ea. s4l IS
DISBURSEMENTS.
Amount smSun, rs s'd o or 81 %
! AIaouni psii iOr once Rsnis, Salaries, Station
ss,, os asas. asser rs ssi sss%issss
''V " -
Amount Reserved for esmbsr 81 css @
Asset. liable r Losses January oss o.
Bns. Mortgages, ard uaiied States q per cent 49,.
stock sSs demand IA. go
1ssani Issssd Il Ne. Orleans Branch Once,
rs.e.1, sssi Interest," is,sa 81
Asass q P per- ssa Loans. isss g
A AsS ass s Furniture and Branches soSs e
Amount q 1ekred Quarsssly and semkAn-
Amount q Sss on hand and in Bank tempo '.''y
fafaiy. y 80 34-S5et wv W
The Directors STATES LIFE INSURANCE AN
NIFTY AND TRUST COMPANY OF PHILADELPHIA very
presutns their friends
nexd highly and exhibit Of affairs the close
ofthe
Reinsurance OF
outstanding obligations well all other the
rules cfthe science Of M and practically
ow by respectable Life
Directors Of the United STATES Life Insurance. Annuity
aed to find that surplus has the
Sess ntto warrant their hat the
CENT the premiums Of all Policies ensd thereto
Bonus viii (ss the former oasa added TO the insured
the value money will be paid the At
his or her option. -~sss
which United States Life
Annuity and Trust arises principally from
rigid application correct Life Insurance
epes but rs this has been rpestedy substantially tested
Directors StateA Life
Anruity Trust Company conclusion
Interested their continued
cprouo the uninterrupted welfare and prosperity Of the Company
whose affairs confdcdfo their management
Philadelphia, Jan. H. 1853 r.
Oass Ma
& BENZ FLoRANcE, General Agent
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Total of expenditure 1853 GA
srArEMENr or PROBABLE RroEIprs roR 1sba
-1 ~ tIII Ell n r II tK5, sscy Asst AIIernen.
NOTICE OF ELECTION UNDER THE NEW

NOTICE OF ELECTION UNDER THE NEW
n ~ I JOB CHIEF JUSTICE AND ASSOCIATE
ISANABy virtue OF Writ Of Election bearing date The sh Of
February, D. s53, directed His Exceency HEBEI
Governor the State Of louisiana the qualified
Parrish Orleans hereby Notified that hed On
A INC 9th day OF April 1885, CHIEF JUSTICE
GdATE JUSTICES o. THE SUPREME COURT OF THE STATE or
LOUISIANA orhe First Second Dtrcsthe
as far as the Parish Of Orleans comprised portion
The Parish on the right bank Of the Mississippi
that portion Of the City NewOTeans which
ing from the River Mississippi along the mdds
strikes the New Canal
The said Second District far the Parish Orleans
Psed OF that portion the City Neworeans
Ne Line extending along the middle Of Julia street until strikes
The Pols will be opened from O'Clock NJ
at the Precncs established
Commissioners aud Clerks be appointed by
the CITY OF NewOrleans :
The Eeon be conducted and the duplicate to the
undersigned according to law.
mhsd J. p FRFRFT sherH
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PRICE & CoULON, Plumbers, 10Y Poydras
street. New Orleans respectfully inform their and the public 10
general that they carry 0H thS ag9y spess in al srAn and
AMERICAN, ENGLISH and FRENCH WATER CLOSETS WASH
BASINS, FOUNTAINS BRASS FAUCETS kinds ChokING
RANGES GARDEN H Sc, HYDRAULIC RAMS FORCE LIFT an,
BEER PUMPS fitted b the LEAD PIPES Of ev
doscrpteni PIG and SHEET LEAD and BLOCK always
hapd SHIP and STEAMBOAT WORK neatly put up and repaired
at the shorteaue .'"~- - ianln Iv
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DUREAU DU CosiMIsSAIRE DIES RUEs.
- Tr.stms Dsricteandu tf4yes DErici rue Ma
riguy No. al
/ CIIARETTE, No. TO2;
DRkY No S5T4;
DRAi, No. Ssl4
psre de RoUE POUR DRAY; ct
batils de GROS Sci.
81 les dts os pas reclam6s pAyts erorior de al
No. 81. g. DE 'BlTYE Tpy "a C,na 20
N. Orleans Mars IL, 1853. " ~ MN:
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DUBLIC NOTICE is hereby given to all per-
Il owning ground both sides street.
Nayades South side Of Felicity
Howard they requested to have
fences n Of the within thirty
date hereof and in deu shall the 70 be dose III
the properties
the late city Of Lafayette, approved June 30, ls4s.
JAMES JoLLS, Street Commissioner.
New Orleans March a. 1881 NH
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4 Wis acknowledgements du Commits

AZ JUfUfIIIS-
n sae des RuesAUX PROF RiETAIREs, rstants rest
de Nile Oida1TOuieH lee ds pro-
pree5 cette vile
banaues de manre que ega errAina gitsr
dams les uisseuH ds
en- atyAs e surs banqueies requao
ieHrer nnedaisment aue celia most
tTtnte iours, je ls ferai eurs tns. "
Touia les pnnss don't les prcpet trop
de es aire remhayer
Fl eelA n'sat
nance, ie 10 ivrH fsiru dcs
te2 JAMES JOtLs f,orrnnia arel Rpaa
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Specifications pour In Fourniture la Eensc sur In
Levee dams les Lmitcs du Premier District de Ia
cite. de $4,000 Yardcs superfeie de Pierres
tarrees pour ic Pavage dc la Rue Fulton,

en- Don grant iniereuf
aa qnAhe du grant de Boston, ss pars
Ie ~ rue Il0ptoulas dams IA huuiepait6,
Lee dana Ia yh de Lafayette ia de i6rnle obongug de
a1 dnt porss an nons de lougueur
qato loues mas On auenn eur epasseur dot
onee lis peuyent varer ongueur de poce
- aolsen ere a9s sgeur uniforms deHS bien 6qaas
oes araes
eur surface supereure dot
az mhrioau Ia reinise dot ere 0perse
ov YARDS de npefie dams uo Naturalization
en- nut 1tita e COassl C0nmuu.
Lus 5000 yards Iestant ct Jmyisr
Ioues les suslies
reard. 49, t 20 t'' JN'i W
Ia chuon pour Ia hdele execution de
Les Placements ulfont lien
Voyer apres cbqne de 1000 yards d. raves @
qes pAes seront measures de land empon I
eneheIss saront yard dc supartee. LOUiS II PILE
Nouvella Orleans, II Fevrisr law ap96 We,
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UhEAU UU IUMMISSAIRE DIES KUES,
- Ter Feyrier onactaas charges denever les
oures des panant les hatn
dan dee baTls Gu dss psnien CONNIE "a o y ie4as
Je hbans
peae d'hulebdr. JAMES JDlIs Gaqns drA RRes III
A Wis PUBLIC est par le present donne
outes les pgtsonas qli pose lent ds ruins de
Ia Josephine. NHialss du
Ia Eslcts depu Dri.des usgua Howard qls
placer
ds dts tsrrai dams ete Dis 5urs comper a.
dessons dehnt dc quot j. erA los dss
pSpnetares DIES dits ehns
vile de Lafayette, approuy6s u 70 JUN, ISIS.
Nouyslle. OrGans. le "a Mara. lsbs 49,
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[signedl A. D. CRossMAN, Mayor.
MAYoRALTY OF NEW ORLEANS
March II, 1883 !
ES- In pursuance Of the above resolution,
passed by Orleans approved
18th hereby given that days the
publaon hereof Common Council of the
proceed to act on the contemplated BY said resolution viz
widen Calope
Gavez and fy e each Of street.
street the southern line of this city, agreeaby pIoy
sous Of the the Legislature of April regulating
opennd Streets the aendaory thereof 81
May, 1871. A. D. CkOSSAiAS, Mayor, nibIs not
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ROYAL Insurance COMPANY Of Livarnoo

Royal insurance Company Of Liverpool.
CAPITAL, TWO MILLIONS IN 100000 SHARES OF go EACH
Tristess-joiN SHAW LEIGH r. b. D. III BLtJNDEiJ Esaa
Directors, TtRNER Eso Nj cha
JOHN CAMPBELL. and j. BRA Mi NY Ailops r.
Depuy Chairnen. - ~ = " S-i- 'sr
Michael Boashed Eq r. Ellison Harvey tFras
Thomas Bouci, Esq IT. Hornby Esa teorrs Wsys.h
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ayid Cannon ksa., r. Houghon, Esq, H.. Molyueux Esa "
William Caxian Eq, lEiwd. Johnatoc lad WiIa su,h H.,
II Esq., loger L. Jones Eso ohn Ta,r W. 4
Richard Ilarbord, Esq i James Lawrence. ESQ ~ ''f
Available capital-TEN MILLION DOLLARS.
Paid up Capital.
sExkNIEEN HUNDRED AND FIFTY THOUSAND DOLL AIRS
- The subscriber having been wea
thy and highly respectable Liverpool Office
Rake and issue POs for against or damage
INN Fire In the City NswOrleenz aud terms
The large capa-ADDED 10 THE INDYIDIJA All iJABII
Try OF EVERY sfoCKHolDER TO THE ENTIRE EXTENT a.
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The usual made place this companys policies on par
n me musus oncs and all settlements for lntaes will
hete poh prompt and Liberal. JAMES MAGEE
.dse20 sdpi mos2nn Agent 81 81 CLnrlos si,ss,