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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-02-14
HOUSE OF DELEGATES.

FRIDAY, Feb. 10. 1854
\ communication was received from the Board
of Public Works, stating that part of the sum
loaned to the James River and kanawha Com
pany for the completion of the Dock connection
and extending the Canal westwardly, had been
appropriated by the company to the payment OF
the interest due on the sums borrowed from the
State, The sum thus appropriated was stated to
be a little more than Sl35,0UU.
The communication was laid on the table and
ordered to be printed.
The bill making loan to the Central Railroad
Company came up for consideration.
Mr. VERIFY moved to amend the bill so to
quIre the Company to pay the amount expended
upon the road from Mechum's River to Blair
Park at the foot of tn" Blue Ridge in five equal
annual instaments. This section of the road
was decided by the Board of Public Works to be
part of the Blue Ridge Railroad and was CON
structed ON State account. The law.authorisng
the Blue Ridge Railroad required that it should
be constructed from the Eastern base of the Blue
Ridge lat near Blair Park TO the Western
base ''at near Waynesborough, The Board
of Public Works begun the Eastern terminus at
Mechum's River four miles east of Blair Park.
Mr.. VERIFY contended that there was no law
for extending the eastern terminus four miles from
blair Falkland that the company ought to
be made to Jay the State the cost of construction
of those four miles.
lie was replied to by Messrs Anderson and
Sringer who contended the Mediums River was
near blair Park" and under a fair construction
of law was settled upon by the Board of Public
Works.
Mr.. Anderson moved an amendment to Mr..
Gerby's amendment requiring the Company to
pay tolls on the four miles in question upon the
travel and transportation which may pass over
it. This amendment was rejected. ayes 90, noes
CO.
Mr.. Ierby's amendment was then concurred
in. 1t is supposed that the four miles of road
cost SlS60O0 and the amendment gives five
years to pay it in.
Mr.. Ierby's amendment contained furthtr
provision, making the Western terminus of the
road at Haynes Farm.
Mr.. Garrett then moved to amend the bill with
reference to the lein to be given by the company
to make the remedy for the State in case of for
fixture by the company more rigid and summary
This was rejected by decided vote.
The bill was then temporarily laid on the ta-
BILE to allow Mr.. Garnett to offer resolution of
inquiry relative to the Agency for the sale of the
State Bonds, and the manner in which negota-
tions had been effected, &c. The resolution was
long and very specific in its language. 1t was
adopted.
Mr.. Garnett in offering it, stated that the in
formation received from the Board of Public
Works. in answer to former inquiry, was alto
gether unsatisfactory.
The Central Railroad Bill was then resumed !;
but before any further action upon it, the House
adjourned.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-02-14

caiItis- ia tbs .0EeF county szeg lsai4ft ~ u''
landscape has tradition connected sith It.
A d The sye HHsfes.ssf i farHs.
Ret. ga rieh III zrsaad.
Yorktown is especially sueh al one. Compare
Yorktown with Bunker Hill. The latter Is com
memorated BY structure which all for ages at
test the greatness Of the event. and the npPreeia-
ton in which il was held BY those Hho enjoyed
the fruits Of the martyr-blood there she'd Al
the latter, fading tradition only preserves TIE
memory Of the crowning triumph u our revoiu-
ton.
Monuments are a nations heirloonns. they
answer the same purpose With ancestral pant
ines. in giving one a feeling Of family pride
The latter are produced and handed down win
sentiments which seem to give dignity OF eharae-
ter TO the sons # a distinguished ancestry. The
former dignity the history Of people in their
own eyes-preserve it in their minds-inake great
names aud great deeds familiar as household
words: until by association. the past becomes
part q the character Of the present We hope
the Richmond monument vii not be considered
discharge Of what Virginia owes to her
former sons.
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General Assembly of Virginia.
SENATE.
FRIDAY, Feb. 10, 1854

FRIDAY, Feb. 10, 1854
Mr.. Hall from the Committee on Roads, DC,
reported several bills, among them authorz-
ing an extension of the Virginia and Tennessee
Railroad Company to Richmond, and to author
ize an independent company to construct Rail
road from Richmond to Lynchburg, failure
OF the Virginia and Tennessee Railroad Compan-
y to make said extension.
The bill authorizing a loan to the Manassas
Gap Railroad Company was made the order of
Of the day for Monday next
PLASTER BANKS RAILROAD.
Mr., Tate called for the order of the day, and
explained bill to authorize the Board of Public
Works to construct railroad from Saltvile, in
Washington county to the Plaster Banks.
The bill was amended, by way OF ryder, as
To require the Virginia and Tennessee Railroad
Company provided they accept the act, to pay
three and half per cent. semi annually, into the
Treasury, after such acceptance.
Messrs. Shackelford, Roger, Deneale and Tate
advocated the passage of the BILL Messrs. Camp
bell and Witcher opposed it.
The roll was called and the bill passed-Ayes
20. noes Z.
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NEW ESTABLISHMENT.

~ " SUBSCRIBERS are now receiving their
l. Stock of Goods offer Tor sale
Rns'ia farred and Manila Cordngc Of oil sizes from
! tn inches in diameter.
Blocks Ia" Derrcks, and hnisng apparatus of all sizes
Also
Patent Friction Roller hlocks. new art.c Gle in this
market by Which one.tbiri OF the labor in hois,ine
hy the common block is say, i.
Hooks and fhimbl, for hoisting-ropcs
on.um. Rosin. Prtch Tar
White lead. Nhiie Zinc Paint, Black Paint GLOW do
Red Lend Nerdigris. lmpel ia! and Chrome e. cen,
Ncrmll'on and frussidn Blue, Paris " hitc Lam
black, Putty, &c,
PANT Bru, hes, all sizcs-marking do
Fancy Pals, Half do. do. Coolcrs in nests Wooden
Boz Matches, Brooms, Fay, Darrell Covers, Meas
ures, Snga Boxes, Flour Pals Sc. &C.
Ground Coffee. Pepper Ailspicr C'ov.s Cayen Ne Pen
per London and American Mustard Chncolate &c.
Linsred Oil raw and boied-Wntcr. Solar and Sperm
Oil.
Mes. Pork aud Beet, Sugar. Coae Syrup, Moasscs aud
uther Groceries,
Our ,toek has been purchased entirely for Cn.h If
the Manufacturers in New York and Boston, and We
WI OH great Ind lcements pur, hn,ers either al
Wholesale or Ret4i
LEE & co Ga the Deck
Ri'fnard. Jnntaay pits
GLOVER SEED SO Bushels prime Ohio Clio.
~ We Sea- received and for sale bv
'eo ! Is B. +. SACkEIT.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-02-14
ssseaa Defeat e The covinsten and Ohio
TaIlrcad Bill

The friends Il four feet eight and a hall inch
e rad from cotington TO the Ohio riser were
again defeated IN the House e Delegates yes=
terday-by Hhat vote are not informed It's
to be hoped that they viii now sec the proprieiy
II adopting the gauge proposed by the deiegate
from thu city This second defeat demonstrates
10 a certainty thai majority Of the Legislature
deem il unsafe and impolitie to construct a rad
with the Baltimore gauge. and it Is worse than
a waste If time to pies- it further. Mr. Deahe'
by the prominent part be has acted in defeating
measure - unwisely eontriyed. has entitled
himself not n the thanks Of biz constituents only
nor If The south-side # the State. bat IT al
szho uuderstand.and seek to promote the true in
terests Of Virginia
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Dr j y. Roses Celebrated q aIlliIy
Medicines.

DR. J. s. RosEs Medical Adviscr to persons in Sick
and in IIea H. an Almanac for l8j2.-l hs pub
LEGATION Is from the per of an eminent physician OF Phil
adelpha. a reguar graduate of the Medical College
and honorary member of the Philadelphia Medica
society. 1t contains much good advice iuylid-,
vel persons in health Ii also Describes, in
prchpnsive manner the diseases Of variable climate
and the made of treatment. No family should be with
"A copy Of this book. 1t can be had, without any
c' arge the Nv Dug Store Of Mrssrs Wright &
Allison, where DI. Roses valuable Family Medicines
E,r sale. sept 6nil
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-02-14
CONGRESS-THuRspAY.

SENATE.-The bill making grant of public
lands to tho several States and Territories of the
Uni IN for the benefit of INDECENT insane persons,
was taken up and made the special order for Mon
day, February 20.
The French Spoliation bill was taken up, and
after some discussion, It's further consideration
was postponed until to morrow.
The Nebraska bill was taken up, and Mr.. Smith
spoke at some length thereon.
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an 1850 Cases n Cartoons of II
va. Boots, Shoes, Hats d BOnnetS. II
CLARK, CKETT 81 LEE,
No 259, Market
Baltimore, Md,

4 RE- nav receiving their extensive SPRING
1 a ) I Oc OF the above named goods ,compri,ns
of the best offered in this markell
4" which they respectfully wife the attention OF Mer-
clmnts visiting Baltimore ing in part follows:
$50 Gases Mems Boys AMI Youths G 1f Kip. Grain,
and Thick Boots-welcd, half welted anil pump
le< Of I'll qualities,
800 Cn~rs Mems Bovs' and Youths CAT Kip Goa..
Enapeed and Patent Monroes Of every quality welt.
ed, ha welles aud pump soles.
100 Cases Gents Gait Enameled aud Patent Oxford
Ties, and Congress Boots and Caters.
100 Cases Women's Cali, Kip and Goat prgged Ties &
Buskins,
90 Gases Ladies' Morocco Kid and Enameed welts
and rounds Of al. shapes.
500 Cartoons Ladies' Back and Coored Silk Lasting
Critters, half Gnitefs, Bronze, Patent and Enameed
Eureka Sonae and Parodi Ties and Ruskins
300 Cases and Cartoons Misses and Chdrens CATERS
Lace Boots and SHOES OF all coors, styles and quail
lies.
HATS
$40 Cases Mems and BOYS Silk Fur and WOOL Mex
lean, kassuth Cuban. Empire aud JULIEN Hats of
all the Various colars, styles and qualities,
400 Cases Panama. Canton LeAhoIn, Scner, CHM,
Pearl. German, Straw, palm-Leaf and Canada Hats
of a qualities.
ONNETS.
100 Cnse, Ladies' and Misses Silk, Lawn and Straw
Bnnneis OF the latest styles.
Oar stuck has been selected with great from the
Enstern manufacturers and We feel warranted in say
iu- hat il will compare fayorbby in VARIETY AND
klCES with that OF any other IN the Eastern markets
We would is> examination of II by the Merchants
OF ynclbnrg and the surrounding counties before
muSlng their purchases.
So Orders sali,ite 10 which prompt attention will
be given. Ifcb I4d4ll
I'OK SALE-5Go Bushel. Of CORN, and 30 6bls.
! Of best FAMILY FLOUR.
tcb li-5r J. F.. SLAUGHTER
SA BUSHELS PRIME CLOVER
OO SEED Just receive aud for sale hy
tell l4ts BILLIARD & OGDEN
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\ split has taken place in the New York dem
ocratc soft SHELF organization, in regard to the
question of repeating the Missouri Compromise.
The original anti-slavery portion of the party,
headed by John Van Buren,, have seeded from
the organization, aud declared war upon the adj
Ininstration.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-02-14
To the Voters Of Lynchburg -

n'n a candidate your sudrages the electon in
April next, for II office u Mister Of Police. After
residence ct orytwo years in your CRY aud neghbor
hnu deem it unneeessaryto say anything OF my~elf-
tat than, if elected. will discharge the duties of
the oficc GEO. PERCIVAL, SR.
L..
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-02-14

Hon. Tnos. $. BoCoCK has done US the kind
ness of forwarding copy of the Census of 1854.
We take occasion to acknowledge his uniform
polteness and attention in matters of the kind.
We are also indebted to Mr.. DEANE of the
House of Delegates and Mr., JOHNSON of the
Senate for valuable documents
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-02-14

10 tho lovers of fun, drolery and grotesoue
humor'the Masonic Hall offers many inducements
this evening. Parrow with his sable troupe ore
there in full feather.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-02-14

person should not be expected to take off hi.
gloves preparatory to shaking hands with another
any more than to take off his boot when about to
kick man.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-02-14

The Cherokee marriage ceremony is very ex-
PRESBYTERIAN and woman joining hands over a
running water, indicating that their life may flow
on in one stream.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-02-14
SPECIAL NOTICES.
LADIES' FAIRl-washington's !

LADIES FAIR i-Washington's Birthday.
-Ihe Ludies, Members. and Friends of the Mtfho-
di.t Protestant Church. will hold FAIR an EAST,
commencing Tuesday ng the 2lsi inst. On the
1nd hat dinner will be prepared suitable for the
etsian. Tho three in the basement oi the NJ. T.
Chutch vi be occupied-pne oi them exclusively for
The meat tables Lerr tyhing will be served up in
hr mis- oder TIE La lies wish improve their house
uf worship and hope for liberal patronage their
Fair and Feat, promising something unusually Tempt
ine in both departments. The sufficiently
contnodiou. and will all respects be "ery agreeable.
i,.h 10 dt22tei,
~ Any !" rson sh ing be recably Disappointed
la using one 81 the nnny Hair Lotin., cun End Elmer
son'- American Hair Restorative, at u r LlMA IS.
BIS the OF which Lair be grown heads
nuw bald. Price, 81 00-in large bottes
rph 10 lw
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-02-14

Without concluding the subject was postponed
AMI the Senate vent into executive session. and al
ter some time adjourned.
UorsE oE RfpnEsENTATIyEs.- Speaker
laid before the House report from the lopogra-
piical Engineers, giving information reiatiYe 10
The removal If The Instructions at CbcTt Shoals,
IA the tennessee river; which was referred TO the
Committee on Commerce.
The House proceeded in the consideration OF
the Deficiency bill. aud which had been reported
from the Commute of the Whole with numerous
amendments: which was then adopted
The bill was afterwards rejected by vote OF
81 to %.
Motions were made to 90 into committeeto, adj
iourn and to call the roll of the House; and con-
siderable excitement prevailed.
On the motion of Mr.. Clngman TO reconsider
the vote by which the bill was rejected.and to lay
motion to reconsider, on the table, equal numbers
y, ted and the Chair decided in the Affirmative
80 the motion to reconsider was laid ON the Ia
bic On a revision of the vote, by which the mo
ton to reconsider was laid upon the table, 1t Is
found that the motion adopted without the
vote of the Chair.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-02-14

WASHINGTON, Feb. 1O.-In the Senate, Mr..
Truman Smi.h resumed his speech against the
Nebraska bill. The Gadsden Treaty was sent to
the Senate To- day.
The House debated motion TO reconsider the
Deficiency bill
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-02-14
II ARDw WARE. 50
] Spring Imp0rtatiOnS, 1854. I.

! Spring ImpOrtatiOns, 1854. l.
I'D 7. MOORE x CO, Importers and Wholesale
a Dealer, in Foreign and Domestic Hardware No
II P'arl t Get. o. osite Mr.. H. ". Frys RICH.
MONp, Va. have ceivtd direct fir I'm the ma ,ufnc.
tnrrr> N England, iull aud complete assortment of
Birmingham and Sheffield Hardware, ana from the
manufacturers in this country, full supply Of American
Goods. l 'eir stock is large and complete. con.
,i-tiuG in part Of
81 odgrrs' and Wosfeholms fine Pen and pocL a,
Pock- Knives of l, .. 3, 4 and 6 blades.
Buck; BONE Ebony, Cocoon, and Ivory Handle Knives
and Forks.
Ivory Handle knye. mud Forks. in sets 81 npJ "a ,ie
Ccs,
Ruzars Of Wade < Butchrrs's Rodgers. wostsnhoIm'.
and Greayes manufacture. of every .ryle an quality
: lsstrS and Shears. of varuus ma krs and STYLE,
Siag and Double Barrel G ms SON vet = sunor,,r
PISTOLS, titles, Rife Barrels aud Mountines
rice Halter, Log. Well Fifth anI Tongue Chains
Wedding and Killing Hoes all sizes
axes OF Collins. simmons and Vrgipia mako
Hand and Panel Snws, Hummer, and Hatchets
MN fht, Cr1ss-Gut and Circular Saws
Spades and shoVeis Of Ames', Rowland and other
makes. i
Apyils Vices and Smiths Bellows.
Sedse and Hand hammers Sucks and Dies and Screw
Plates, '''
Blister Slsarand Cast Steel, square and octagon.
Hastings, Horse Shoes and Horse Shoe Nails
Corn drts-, and Clover Scythe Blades
u rman Sclthes, StyIle Stones. Sna,hs md S,ckl.
Wire Selves aud Siers ''
linr>e Collars. Blind Brides and Hame.
B'Idl- / i ings, Wor,ted Reins md Gitbs
I lvNs' niagfs and Screws, every description
!, ,"les' ohlseI Angcrs and Files all kinds
F'9t rm and Counter Scaes Patent Balances and s,o.
Yards. ~ eS a''u S'eei-
~ ,I"s"Sn' american, I'd g. D. Percussion Cans
NY NY l %no Manure Forks :, 3 and prong
l'a ray. and Waters, and all other good. psnoll
inuad N liardw4 re Store e ''''''s
- our "uf goods have been purchaser for Cash. on the
mos favorable terms, and selected exclus, civ for h
N"sl'la, North Carniina and Te ,,s.,,. I'll :,
'""eh "e can offer strong inducements to n,errtnn,
Nithg 'h's city AMI respectful, irvit. Them TO an
'''"''n OF gu slock, are determined IN .elI "a
~, aS regular house in this, or any q tie Nor,h
----------- 1 feb 10 d5clw1
4fN tsoSu. NICE SEED OAYS
IOO for sale by
40 Us DlLLARD g. OGDEN.
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The resolution against the Nebraska bill passed
the New York Senate by vote of % yeas to q
nays-the latter being hard shell Democrats.
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Union Steamship Company's Lin, ,
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asaE4<zs Via Norfolk, sIr
For Philadelphia every Monda,


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ONE of these splendid steamships viii Ies,a
" lnond lor Philadelphia every Mordoy and r
lay AT high water Returning, leave Philadetbi.'
"Wednesday and Saturday, at 10 o'clock. A. N. r.,
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Z OFFICE NO. 80 81. ClARLEs sTRKE7,
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every Sunday eresped rs advance payable 70
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medium to Adysrisers As r. 80
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charged acrordngly.
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SATURDAY MORNING, MARCH IS, 1854

Terrell miss Thomas rflrs TavIor 4 toiss
Treepey miss Thoapsoa A mrs Tayior Maria j
Tisdsle
vALsNrtnE nrs Van Middieaworth viekers Efenor
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Waters Mary Warning Hsr Ware Ellen tnrs
Walch Agnes miss Warner Eliza Waiter Fanny niss
Wagner mrs Wagner Hal mrs West B nars
Welsh Julia miss Weir A mrs WEIGH g " miss
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White Geor miss Wyatt J @ mrs Winchester Cora
Wingats miss = Wright Saroh White Mary mrs
Wish mrs Whitney mis- Wright Lyd mrs
wilkins Mary miss Whippte Mar mrs Whitney y mis-
Wyler Alse Wolfe Marie B Woodworts mrs
Woods Eliza Woed B miss Williamson g
Williams Julia mrs Williams M mrs Williams mrs
Williams Martha Williams mrs Wallace Ellen mrs
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sIRL pE STOW.

wiiiesss SUNDAY. harch ID, IL o,cioer r. !. l9
EH0RGALVESTON ,INDIAN ANoIA, ,PoRT .<se1sae
LAYAca z, and MATA9oapA Regular
The and magnificent steamship
Smith, e8mmAndsr Will eaye nboys Frvish or innnole md
ayas wl bs landed on ts whatyss (beci
giant sate-room Accommodation, apply 10 fes' 1's 80
#@E$ HARRIs M0HG I'm, foot Of julia street, sl
- ,,, opposite the steafnshp Landing
tans 9s6l3 l34l9 775 ~Tls7 ~ ~ N ~ M nhis X IA
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EDRoCLAMATIoN BY THE MAYoR.--MAY.

CRAFTY OF NEW ORLEANS Of February 1854 vir-
the To consolidate the city Of New Os
the and its a6 February
1883 also thu
ydng the the city Lafayette with the city
eans, Febrnarv
provisions city
New 0ans apporoing thu Of the
and wasda, approved October II, 1882:
Notice hey thai. election will be held by the qualified
OF The city Of New 0rleans the FOURTH MONDAY OF
MARCH NEXT the 47h day Of month"; following
executive officers Of Now Orleans members the
couneil to wit:
Mayer Of the city Of New Orleans. &
Treasurer. .
Comptroller.
Surveyor q
Street Commissioner. es-5.
The VII de Of the foregoing officers be ticket
Rscordes be elected by Districts from each district
Of ths city of New Orleans
Aldermen vacancies
stoned the expired Yancey, W
r Dr. lsidore Laban Gique Lusenbuhl and M Burke
V .'z#
Aldermen the Firstn District.
Two Aldermen nom the Second District.
Alderman from the Third District.
One Alderman irem the Fourth District.
Twentyseyen membe Of the Board of Assistant Aldermen
oMs
Three Assistant Aldermen ffonih the First Ward,
-Four Assistant Aide I'M the Second Ward,
Sir Asia ant Aldermen frnm tbe Third
Two Assistant Aldermen from the Fourth Ward.
Three AasRistant AID. rmen from III Fifth Ward.
Two Assistant Al men from the Six b Ward.
Two Assistant Alder,t Gu from the s. vepih Ward
One Assistant Alderman from the Fig tn Ward.
0hs Asssant Alderman fem Ihe Ninth Ward.
Two Assistant Aldermen from the Tenth Ward
One Assistant Aide the Eleventh Ward. ,.-
The be srch
Of such inspectors be hereafter riding
The ef said election
to law.
mh6 A. D. cRossAiAN Mayor.
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DRocLAMATIoN DU MA1RE-MArnrn DE

A NeuvKLLR oRLKAss. lie IS Fevttr, ls54.
En- de Pace de cns datou de Ia uvele
administrator ars
h 23 Feyret ct conformemn ace lam
dit aete uvoit dc la vile N Iy
Ia Wilt de Ia Nonveie Orleans, sppruye h 2S Feve 1885, It
d'apes les dnne ordonnance 8s
vile de Ia Nnnve oleans qu deem eprenIaiion des diff
ferenta discs ct wards appruuve 10 IA 0cpbr ,ls52.
AWE est 10 gaune 6ecion
yoanta dhasnt qualities vile Nonye 0rean 3eme
LuNDi de has proclaim W 99ame jour du dit mo) pour eie les
efBcisr4 de Ia vii ds Nouve Orleans les
Consei Commuu savbit:
Un Marie de la vile de la Nouveie Orleans s-s
I'm Tresaier.
Un GGnttb
Un GommlRsaiTe Rues,
Les otciets dessus devant 6e par general
Qnatra Recorders triet ehaqua
die,rict de la Vile de la Nousrll- ORLEANS.
Sept members dn Conse de- empasel lea
Yanees, E. W Perry Dr. sdors Labu Gqne J. Lugenbuhi
e. Nj. Burke, ssvsir Y -
Dausi lie Prsnrst District, tos Aldermen.
Danae District, d4uk Aldermen.
DAus Troisieme District, Alderman.
Dansie ie Qua. ienie District, un Alderman.
Cons CONNIE
nans Premier Ward troiA Assislaht4-Aldermen
Dana l. Secopd Ward, qaaue AssistsnsA deraen. " y
Dsns le Tonems Wa1d six As sans shide
Dams Qnaiiame Waid, duS Assistant Aldermen.
Dams u Al sstan Aldermen,
Dsna le Stri9ms Ward deux A st nts-Ald srmen.
Dams le Sept anie Ward, sistan Aldermen.
Dans II Huiti1me w Agd, un Assistant. Alderman
Gans le Nepyiene Ward, uu Asisiant-A ID rnan.
Dixiena Ward. deux Aesisan Aldermen.
Dans 0nsiema Wnid, Asssas Aierman. -
denla endrots and mtpection
NOMINEES e eonopeuian lalo
die election deynt etre rems
4 a fmht A. D. GRusSMAN, Msise.
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az CRYSTAL PALAC e, NKw Yonx, 1854:
The 1ary awardeda MEDAL O. LEIGHTON CO., for ttI
First PREMIUM SHIRTS at the late Exhibition; slso honorable men
.ioa for the SEWING ofths aane
s full supply aays hand the Old Stand Of c. LEIGHTON
CO, corner S., Charles and Canal street
tB- SHIRTS made order in EJyER STYLE inho Inf