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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-09-27
Sporting Intelligence.

NEW YORK CRICKET CLUB vs. wATERvILLE CLUE.
The match which was commenced yesterday at Ho.
koksn was not concluded when time was cAneo WAS
nise pleasant criehsting day, and there was soodly
astsnbsgs Of lady and gentlemen visitors. 1t was
we'll contested game, and very evenly matched though
at present victory in favor Of watervle Play
commenced by the New Workers. at fifteen minutes
to ten They got 81 in the first innings and rs in the
secord-tota 1872 watervis got 1903 In one innings,
that they have 80 to get to tie and GO to win There
some good promising players among the Connecticut
men, Clark batted remarkably well, and ought to have
got larger Clayton got IS very nicely. Wood
and Gill did their SHARE The brothers Ryal good
players NJ R. go. % in good style, but his brother
NOT fortunate. Clayton, Wells and Clarke the
bower but they must take some lessons from Cuyp and
Marsh before they do much mischief.
The New Workers. had different eleven to what they
had for the Newark matchnot quite so strong, but
very good team for all that Seymour bowlsd captaly.
Brown batted well and got thirtyfve, taking his bat
out he went in third and tied the man that went in
third on the Waterville side. Seymour Richards, D.
Barclay and mis- brother Addey showed some good play
This young man will day make good crickster, If
he Ia little moro careful
Mr.. Marsh stood umpire for the New York club, and
Mr.. Sharp for the Waterville.
The game viii Be resumed to day at ten O'Clock pre-
csely. The following is the result Of yesterdays play
NEW YORK CLUB. Both
First Innings Second Innings. Innings.
Iey mt :. n n'yno'oS II b. Chyton,.....2 Is
q D. Barclay c. DYSON Wells c. and Clayton, 10
g. Brown not out. ..........35 run Out. ..... 80
4. Richards b. Clayton ...... b. Wells 10
5. Spirey b. Wells. c. audb Clayton, 10
g. Oret b. Clay ton net out ....... 10
Z. Ranney G, Wood b. Wells run out. 80. !
s. Addy Barclay c. Ashdown - Wells 90 az
b. Wells. ............. y
o. Legal b. Wells .......... b. Clark ........10 10
TO- Hyon b. Clayton. ....:.-.. b. Clark ........
IL. Ireland c. n. Ryal( ~ Wall. a n
b. Clayton ...........J =
Byes... ..................... Byes...........
Wide Ball.. Wiie...........2 )
Totals,........s7 .......76 162
wArERvIILE CLUB.
First Innings.
l. Powell b. Seymour... 0. LiDley c. Legal b.
2, Wells b. Seymour. Seymour ......
3. Clay ten b. OIet So 10. Wood not out II
4. Clark b Seymour. IL. Gill c. Brown b. Oret
5. AthdowD b. Brown. Byes ;. ...............
8. J. Ryall b. Seymour. Wide balls ..........
Z. Dyson SEYMOUR. Log byes..............
s. n. Ryall 9. Addy b. =
Richards. ........... Is Total ....,.........10
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THg THRA1EEs--We refer our readers to The NJ YER.
tsDg columns for tho particular fessues Of the re-
spectfys anufernepfs ef the city.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-09-27

PosT OFFICE REFoRM-Wc understand that
the Hon. Malcolm Cameron, Postmaster Gene
raj of Canada, has made special application to
the post Office authorities here, on the subject
of the transmission of the mails between this
city and the neighboring British province. Mr.
Cameron offers to bear half the expense of a
scheme by which separate bag would be made
up here for Montreal, and despatched every
morning direct, so as to reach its destination in
the minimum time occupied by passengers on
that route-thirteen to fifteen hours. A SINH
lar bag would be made up at Montreal for New
York direct, and placed under charge Of spec al
conductor. We trust that this scheme which
would confer much benefit on our mercantile
public, will be carried into effect, and rejoice to
sec such evidence zeal on the part Of the new
Canadian Postmaster.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-09-27
City Reform.

THE NINTH WARD IN THE FIELD.
Yesterday evening meeting Of the Reform Associa-
tion Of the Ninth ward held, pursuant to requs
ton the Blocker Building, at the Of Bleecker
and Morton streets The annexed CALL published in the
papers, will show the political influence Of the requsi
tonists:-
CRY REFoRM-NINTH WARD REFORM AssooIArroN.-
The citizens Of the Ninth ward without distinction Of par
ty favor Of general reform the city
requested to meet at Beecker Building Of Blocker
and Morton streets Monday evening Sept 2 1883
at TX o'clock to elect committee to nominate ward
officers for the coming election.
Henry Woodruff DR. James o. Pond, VIM c. Porter,
W: +. Parsons, j. A. Magagnos Robt Muparett,
John Smith, ID Swift, Thoma Fenton
John Makewen, j. Sacket Alling, DIR. j. j Crygier,
AlaDion Scudder, VIM. Moer, James H. Wright
Hamlet airchilds Thomas Grenll, John Porter,
Dr. T. b. Carman, A. Maze, Jacob Varians,
Lorenzo higgins, 4. A. Miller
The Literary echo, and Pawcatuck advertiser. [volume] (Westerly, R.I.) 1851-1854, 1853-08-04
1Doetrp.
For the Literary Echo.
The Heart can meier Forget.
BY GENEVA.
At WESTERLY, r. l.

We may see the love-lit eye
Fading, closing silently
Catch the last faint struggling breath
Smothered by the monster, death
Feel the cold damps stealing DER
That pale face, that never more
Will return smile for smile,
Nor our sad life-cares beguile-
And the graveyard may enclose,
In its lethargic repose,
All the soul held dear-and yet
The crushed heart can ne'er forget.
We may wander forth alone
To that simple slab of stone,
When no mortal step is near
To arrest the falling tear
When no eye but that above
(Or the spirit that we love
Bending from its home, the sky,
Lovingly, yet silently
Can behold our sacred grief,
Or afford our souls relief;
Then, while kneeling on the sod,
Lifting to our Father, God,
The bowed spirit which we feel,
None but Him has power to heal,
Something G whispers in our ear
81, the loved and lost am here,
Ever watching, ever near"
How that whisper stills the flow
of our souls out-gushing woe,
Tears ofjoy our eye-lids wet,
Joy the heart can ne'er forget.
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CHILDREN.

Lord of all, our hearts oblation
Now ascends to thee alone;
We would come, with all the nation,
Now to worship at thy throne.
Teachers will you join the chorus9
Join in hymning forth his praise,
Who, for our redemption, shows US
AL the riches Of his grace9
TEACHERS AND CHILDREN.
Praise to thee, o Lord, for ever!
Gladly now we all unite;
Praise to thee, o God the giver,
Blessed Lord, Of life and light!
Ransomed nation, spread the story!
Rescued people, ne'er give DER!
All his grace, and all his glory,
Oproclaim forevermorei
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TEACHERS.

Dearest children, now adore him;
Swell aloud the joyful strain;
Let the nations bow before him,
Echo back the notes again.
While he will accept the praises,
Fen from every heart and tongue,
Those to him an infant raises,
Still are sweetest of the song.
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Sabbath School Hymn.
TEACHERS

TEACHERS.
Come, ye children, and adore him,
Lord of all, he reigns above;
Come and worship now before him,
He hath called you by his love.
He will grant you every blessing
Of his all abounding grace;
Come, with humble hearts expressing
All your gratitude and praise.
The Literary echo, and Pawcatuck advertiser. [volume] (Westerly, R.I.) 1851-1854, 1853-08-04
CHILDREN.

CHILDREN.
On this holy day of gladncss,
We will join in praises meet;
Every bosom free from sadness,
All with happiness replete.
o to feel the love of Jesus!
o to know that, from above,
Still our heavenly Father sees us
With an eye of tender love!
The Literary echo, and Pawcatuck advertiser. [volume] (Westerly, R.I.) 1851-1854, 1853-08-04

v Iut ao hs Fdn m Osv hs po aUuN
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OFFICIAL.
Common Council Of the City Of New Orleans
BOARD OF ASSISTANT ALDERMEN.
Of 4


~ WHEREAS, act Of the General Assembly Of the sAe Of
louisiana entitled IAN Act relative the city Of New olean
proved March L. 1880 provides that before the Council Of Munich
py shall h aud decide the Of assessed they
shall cause to be made out budgets estimates exhibiting the various
items expenditure including also the contingent
expenses 10 be incurred by The Municipality during the year.
h urban aud rural thereof which estimates shall
DO published in French and English in the official Of said NUM-
pay least thirty days before the meeting
els shall fix aud decide the amount Of taxes be
And whereas by virtue Of act Of the General Assembly approved
February 1851 the several Municipalities Of the city
Orleans have consolidated and by virtue Of
proved the date the late city Of Lafayette Parish
has become incorporated portion Of the city New Orleans
and is governed by all the laws relating to the
And Whereas the aud dues the several Municipalities and
said city lafayette have devolvd and become vested in, the
Common Council by virtue Of the nc aforesaid;
And Whereas an ordinance hss been defining the urban
rural limits of the city;
Therefore, conformity with the provisions Of the act of March H.
and Of resolution adopted this day the following budget pub
notice hereby that thirty the frat publ
Common Council will proceed and decide on the
amount be levied the rolls is5g
STATEMENTo OF PROBABLE EXPENDITURES roR 1853
oNJry nyp AD
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OFFICIEI,.
Conseil commun de la Vile dc la Nile, -OrIaan.
coNsEIL DEs Assistants ALDERMEN,

ee"noe uu Ter Mars 1858.
Aete resf Ia vile de Ia approuyS Ia 10 NJ
1890 est pourvu quavan qu Conse queconque
ne pa 6abl les dis Cons a
ron e ennare budget dives d4peuses probshes
montsn es depenses easuee de la Munpas pendant an1,
eOuante pour les parties rss ubanes que o..
public en- fancss ct on rnga dams journal ool de la dts
nepat, pendant jours dts
Conses ddcideont du monnnt dos %
endu que vertu DUN de rAssenbee
e 20 les dvs municipalities la dite Vile de la Non
ete eOrodsssi ct dan
approuve jour pex Vile de Lafayette, Jeerson
se incorporate pae de la vile de la Nouyes Orleans
gouvcrnse tari mames lois que eeesi
E que les pouvos ct les devcrs des Municipalities
la dle ys Lafayette Appartennent manenant
mime, Gu yertu du susdh aetei "a.
E. audu quune t6 psae denssan les m,sa
bainea de Ia vile;
En- CONSEQUENCE dispositions de ac,e du Is mars
resolution adopee jour- 10 budget snlyant est pt
presnta dome rente oura apres la
cecil e Conse proeedera f4er lie moha
dee qu leyees les tabeaur pour 1854
ETAT DIES DEPENsES PRoBABLES POUR 1855
DEPARTMENT. DJJ yOyER.
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nEAK SIR commenced the use of your
KATHAIRON accident having little fifth such things,
Hair consider oil much SERVICES that take
making the benefit have
baii for eight years
Yours, etc. J. CAMPBELL. Rochester, N. Y.
s Sold by JARVIS wo0DMAN, Of Common Mag
ra New Orleaas mhq
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A LWAYS SAFE-B. A. FAHNEsTOCK's YER
MucE can bs .ans,sred with perfect saey to the most
siana shove the estimate placed by the faculty remedy
Worms
IFom Hill. Rotert. Co.. Druggists & Ply sicsns
~ Carroiltoa, Ala.l
We saying men and
community large, FAINESTOCKs vERAFUCE is
esteemed Of the rest and safest
known here and sells and used BY Physicians generally
preference other Worms
ALWAYS SAFE. HILL. ROBERTS A ca
n BY principal Druggists in New Orleans and eounir,
feq1
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Specifications for the furnishing and deye cry
Leyee within the limits Of the First District Of the
Paving Stones, for the paving Of Fulton street.
L. These pawn good granite
used Of TebouIi eqlss the p st DisI
evee street the Fourth District They must be ob!ong shs
not less than sixteen eighteen inches long by twelve fourteen
inches wide than They
length from width
inches well quarred having .aae Sides full
middle
surface slightly convex simply by hammer Delivery TO be
made follows:
yards within months the adjudication by the
Common Council.
5000 yards-being the baanes--n sill, January 1854
All the deliveries the allowed
penalty Of sl5 day for each
Security for the faithful performance the
Of 10000
Payments Surveyor
delivery Of rea subject
work Bids o per superficial yard LOUIS n. PILE,
New0fl FEB. IA 1858. fb5 lawtap25l City
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Ohio Fire and Marine Insurance Co.

DAVID PAVE President J H. BUCHANAN, Secretary.
tor the protection Of is policies prepared take FRE AND
hNkH RISKS ON THE MOST LIBEAL TERMS al their Branch
One No. 80 Common reet Camp White. Bsnk
Heass, Nssosssns Ia JOHN A. g. As,sssy aps "
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PLASTER AND MARBLE DUST-200 bbls
Plaster Of Paris loo bO pbls Marble
H~Y JOHN @. HARDLL CO., W.
-. (Saccessors o j.. haslnan 4 Co.,)
sp " Magazine IT. and Mssisny Buildings, Sd bs,
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EGYPTIAN EYE BALSAM.-D. CO. -
Nv having thirty yesrs' Offers the
iafalibls remedy al Diseases pertaining the
fearu the three cured ten wss man this city,
wses gentleman who lwxys fifty
BY only drop enabled 10 read the without
me BY capasiehtin eight hours AFTER
ut dsys by single drop.
brl fancy 70 the sa also ihens the sight.
W Nos. 1884 CfRCUs ST. myIo ly
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lR. ELLOITT, YErEerNANr suaaroN, would

city vicinity,
g sad 70 all bnsness 10 his line entrusted 70 his Dr.
ArEs rnb patronage, having devoted several years h
p and Prussia fer the last eight this city
nat snecess. Stables UNION
Carondalet Baronne " Several fine
H6GGT AND CARRIAGE HORSES FOR SALE. oct7s ly
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a y Cough. o. Colds They are PLEASANT 40 THE TASTE
the In
oble..ias6ie form, and any child viii readily them.
~ Price u cents. For sale by DR.. Wb. DOWSE
Wholesale are Retail Agent for New Orleans,
te1l dsW]w ~ Magazine street.
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MAYORALTY OF NEW ORLEANS. Feh,x.

M H. s5Ntce Is hereby given that BY Of resoutons
Council New Orleans
February 1883 the following property will 10
ofe for sale public auction, to the highest bidder
Beard May on SATURDAY, March 49, 1853, u! IL o'clock
at Banks
The let ground the building known School
house, situated Annuncaton and Dupaner
o. The triangular lot ground situated at the OF Race
New Levee Streets
The properly viii be sold agreOab plans to be Finished by
City Surveyor.
Terms and conditions will be made known at the ssle
fels I'd A. D. CROSSE IMAM, Mayor.
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INSURANCE COMP AN1ES.
Second Annual Report Of the United

Second Annual Report of the. United
2 srATEsIIFE INSURANCE, ANNUITY AND TRUST CO.
. a. - OF PHILADELPHIA.
Home scsthsas Third stree Phadsphs
STATEMENT OF THE AFFAIRS OF THE UNITED STATES
LIFE INSURANCE, ANNUITY AND TRUST COMPANY OF
PHILADELPHIA, Dec 81 1854 being the Second Annual Report
Whole Policies Dec. 81 1852
Whole amount Of Insurance thereon, with Bonus
= for 1881 and 1859. t2O61 sl1
Amount Fund for Re- Insurance Dec ST.
Less then Deferred Qusrterly, ETC. Payments
since received o2A 36
Less present value Of Bonus OF ls5l since paid
In cash, on demand $50 IS
Less Of Premiums eurned...... 80 l2 81
tss. 6ss 10
Amount Received Premiums Interest aud Policies i5s IS
Amount Reserved and Received. eco Sal is
DISBURSEMENTS.
Amount paid Reinsurance. Sal 70
Amount paid for Office Rents, Salaries, Station
cry, Commissions, Postage, Advertising
State Taxes Account Books, EXamners'
Fees is. Oe ID ss4 sla IA
Amount Deserved Reinsurance December 81 o9s o.
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II Diseases, at the Depo
Or the ELECTRICAL FEBRl
FUGE, the great remedy Il
Fevsrs Of every grade.
AYRE's CHERRY PEI
rORAL;
| BRYAN's PULMoNI
WAF Frs;
| GAYS CANCHAL.AGUA
1 NORffAER,s RHEUMA'
&c CT INBOUND;
/ NJ. RrIh1ER'S BIT TIE
| CORDIAL AND BLOOD ri
"Rls4shbSSAY's READY RI
= s'eR Y DAvls's Pan
KILLER;
DIR. URBAN's ANrf-BAC
CHANALaAN ELIXIR,
BULLS sARsAPsRILLA
DIR. aUYSOT'S YELLOW I
CIT NEsE LINIMENT;
MEXICAN MUSTANG LlNI
PETROLEUM, OR ROCK OH
TOOTH AND GUN SPEClFl
GREEN'S MIXTURE;
0SGOOn's INDIA cHOLAG
THORS'6 EXTRACT,
LUDL{JMsS SPE(1FlC.
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"ARREN Stages CHOICE SUGAR
w CURED HAMs.The attention Of consumer
generally invited this very celebrated Of
Hams In their upon kept table IN
the land there not and cannot be question.
In the first place. A Hans
without sreen No still fed pork received the Warehouse
sold under the brand This principle the selection
Green Meat which the
of these Hams not adopted by the
world And oftseshoud bis
ers-would insure these Hams the superiority.
SecondlyThe Of
other brand attended with the utmost and Large expense
the result of
In the style which they they COMPETE
tor. They canvassed yellow washed s,enced
companied by elaborate directions cooking
proved Dishes and then wrapped beautiful engraved wrapper,
For tenderness ueyuess richness decacy
thing the Ham, they
thought UNEQUALED brand Hams any
the
supply superior always Agents.
mhT kIDDER d FABIAN, "a Magazine street
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Office Home Mutual Insurance Company

STATE OF LOUISIANA, |
PARISH ORLKAss, City Of New Orleans
Be that on the 18Th Of 1885, before the
ally appeared Alexander Brother President James Wheeler
Secretary the Home Mutual Orleans
being duly according
accounts just and and from the
company. A. BROTHER, President
JAMS H. wHrkIER Secretary.
Sworn subscribed January lsk
C. v. JONTE, Second Justice Of the Peace
- Of the Parish Of Orleans.
u The Board Of Trustees
per the earned Company ending
December 81 r which scrip certificates viii be issued
the LIST Of March
The Company continues the pr the Rivers
and loss damage by Fire. tho premium
Camp street. ALEXANDER BROTHER, Prsadent.
preaida
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- 10 drums GOLDFISH;
so l00b boxes do.
100 sob do do.
25b do
50 4bols. TONGUES and SOUNDS;
30 do. HALIBUT FINS;
$50 bbls. No HsRRING
IS 15hbls. ROE HERRING;
l5J bores SCALED HERRINGi
100 kits No. SALMON
Landing and for sale by
Mill Iw J.H. CARTER CO. 10 Common street.
IL NICKERBOCKER PATENT COOKING
IN RANGES-FIRST PREMIUM.
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ErAr DIES REoErTEs pR0BABLEs POUR 1853.

WI AlRlE DE LA OUVELLE-ORLEANS, s
ls ent resolution psss4e par
70 =. N de ~ Nouvee dreams, Ne s5a lie
avs est par ia presente donuA QUEEN mon do dix
dat lie Cou CommHn de la vile de la Nodyee Orleans
sur don't parle eetts resolution, SAVIOR
usage public les deux terrans
nm e course OF du cossee, lace de la gss-
na i51 ssn iemyerGre de russ etc., e aete supple
mhs ldt - n cpOSsNAN Mi.
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Cushions made Of India Rubber entirely
thu made OF Caoutehou superior
both Of their duration precision Mr.
ognnni will deliver whosoever Billiard Table his
shent cercste warraning time fixed purchaser
he duration Of the Table and Cushions Mr. Aneni avas himself
Of this opportunity inform who,
him Tables with French Caouhouc Cushions that he
place them, without charge, by India Rubber Cushions
lie hand large Of Billiard Tables Of
solid Mahogany and Tables
his establishment all articles pertaining game
Pee sets of Lotto and Tenpin Alley Balls and Pins.
PeoDs who cannot visit Neweans wih purchase
the above named articles requested forward their
the purchaser.
N B. Persons who wish Judge the excellence
toned Cushions call the Billiard
street, NewOrenns. ATeu QiaTAte oe71
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OFFICIAL NOTICES.
OF NEW ORLEANS. March

lvu sS3-in pursuance with
Council the cv of Now Orleans approved s March, 1855
notice hereby that In not s
Common Council Of the city of New Orleans proceed
improvement contemplated by said resolution
he uses the two lois Of rcsnd comprised within Camp
the Of April es9
regulating the opening Of Streets
May 1871. A.. D. CROSSNAN Navor n,bT Int
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STREET COMMISSIONERS OFFICE, City
~ Hail. March a. 1sssPubc notice hereby all
ground both sides Ellen Felicity
Jackson street. and west side Of Jersey Felicity and the
upper m the city, that they aud sub
stana fences to be erected the front line tho same within thirty
days from the date hereof and
done at the Of the
ordinance of the late city Lafayette approved
mills j. OIIS. Street Commissioner.
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LNIMENT,
z fciSid-Dr. I.snesl
oLAsocuE
Am EXTRACTOR,
'TMEST;
yERMIFUGE
TABLE vkRMIFUGE POWDERS
7 SCfIEIDAM SHNAPPS;
DISTILLED BAY WATER;
HYGEiAN PILLS;
AMII.Y MEDICINES;
edicines warranted genuine.
RI cured without tapping.
md retail, at propristorsi prices, by
DR.. WM. DOWSE, Agent, u Magazine st.
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nor SALE.-200 cantara Sulphur, to ar.
- nss. Apply 10 BARELLI co. ii Comnpn sIrsst,
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N0TICE.-Street Commissioners
U Departmen-TO PROPERTY HOLDERS Residsn. and Non

OFFICIAL NOTICE.-Street Commissioners
~ DepamentTo PROPERTY HOLDERS, Residents and Non
Residents Of New Orleans
All owning property this city required proper
CUTTERS the sidewalks
he lots flow into the peros having
CUTTERS drains state Of decay the sidewalks brokeu
quired repaired
paired within thirty viii have the expense
All owning property that too low requested to have the
tame tiled the grade, according existing ordinances
not hled within the time specified said ordinances will have the
same oiled at the expense Of The thereof
fel If JAMES J0LIS Street Commissioner.
STREET COMMISSIONERS OFFICE, Feb'y
~ l. fs5SN0TCE-The taking the o Of the
streets complain that the Inhabitants put
baskets, A. the law directs.
hereby notify all the inhabitants place the o kitchen stuff
on the banquees existing ordinances
penalty Of hne JAMES JoIIS Street Commissioner fel
pATTURE SAND.-Persons wishing to take
IL SAND from the Bature, the
PERMITS under the direction Of the Commssay the Baurc.
L. II. PILE, City Surveyor.
Surveyors Department, Newoeans, August s, is5a aus
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Royal Insurance Company of Liverpool
CAPITAL TWO MILLIONS IN 100000 SHARES OF Eqo EACH
TrussssJofiN SHAW LEIGH and R. b. b. H. BLUNDEL
Directors, in LyerpooCHARLES TURNER Es p Chair
JOHN CAMPBELL, Esq, j. BRAMfE Y MOORE Eso
Deputy Chairmen -
Michael Boushed ESQ., R. Ellison Harvey MAXWELL Esq.,
Thomas Boeh, Eco, IT. Dyson omby ESQ George Maxwe Esa
r. Brockebsnk Esq, Geo. H. Rob FAD
David Cannon fsq., r. Houghton Esa, hi Aoyneux
William Caxton EAq Edwd Johnston William Smith, lao
Thomas Dover, Esq, Roger Esq John TORI Eso
Richard Harbord, Esq u Japnes Lawrence, Eso
Available capital-TEN MILLION DOLLARS,
Paid up Capital
SEVENTEEN HUNDRED AND FIFTY THOUSAND DOIJ
B The subscriber having appointed the above veal
thy and highly respectable Liverpool ooe
Risks and Policies damage
Fire the City Newoeans the mos liberal terms
The large cspltalADDED TO INDIVIDUAL LIABII
TTY OF EVERY STOCkHoLDER TO THE ENTIRE EXTENT or
cas- Of loss. " - '' So
The abatement made place this Company po, on mar
with the mutual oces end all settlements for
here, both prompt liberal. JAMES MASEF '
dsc20 9dplmos9m Agent 81 ST. Charlie, street
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-03-16

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