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LIST OF LETTERS
Remainins in the Post Office. Wc'hinston, d,
Mnu S. 1855.

Rernainine IN the Posi- O1lce,. Wdsh'nston, ID, z,
May S, 1855.
TOrdsreato 10 adrertised in tke I" EvESrEs SrAR,"
agreeable 10 the }oi.oping sssfon Of the Post Ofes
Lap-a being the me@pap9 hgring the largest eirer-
lrt;on of any 1uils Paper publishsdin Washington:
Src5 .Sda be Il further enacted, That the list OF
letters remaining uncaed fcr in any post ONCE In
anv c;tv, town, Or VILLAGE where newspapers shall
be printed, SHALL hereafter, be published once only
in the ,ewspaper which, being issued weekly. or
nener shaU hare the largest circulation within the
r,nee OF the delivery Of said ONCE, to be decided by
the postmaster at such ofhcsIJ
srPsrsons applying for lsttss In ths fouevns vni
plesse SAY they ApyIErIsEp.
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Hrnoid M,.s MsryA Johrson, Mrs Jane
/ Ashby, Mrs Ellen q johnson, Ms IL
Andrew, Miss Ann. Iohnston, Mary
| Bayd, Mrs James Il Essti9s Miss ntrsar"
Brown Mrs1B Lee Miss yus
| Besls Mrs Mari.Ba Minis, Mis-. Mary Jane
| BesIi' Mr.. Corneiis Mullen, Mrs Nancy
| Beams, Miss Susan Mouldsn. Sarah Jane
| Bruce Miss Adelins Martin, Miss Rosa
BissslI' MEX Ssions ai,s Marion
| Bsyard, Miss MCGEE. Mrs Rebeccs
/ Bradford Misc Mcleod, Mrs
Berry, Miss S sarah aeDenno;., Miss MARY
l Clark Kills Msguin, Csthsrine
Clark, Miss Alic. odonnor, Jane
| Campbell, MrsMA ryne, Mrs Mary
CsmpbeiI, MlssEJ Poor, Mrs CharIott.
Connei Mrs Mary Parker miss ME
CO onS o.t i "'' R:id. Mr.. Gs,h.rins
Cemeuts Ann Riley. Miss Della
Collins, Louisa Sweet Sarah
Carper, Kate shuids, Miss anne
Carey, Mrs M Shea, Sarah
Cr~ustop, Miss Ophelia smsllwood, Mrs Eliza
Commyns. AntoinettA Sherman, Miss
Cosler, Mise Nancy schureuar. Mrs Sarah
! Daily, Miss Ann stsllings Miss
| Duncan: Misc Jane Sullivan, Miss Mary
L 1on, Miss Lizzie stuvert. Lucinda
Davis, MrsHB sibreF, Mary Ann
| Ednondson, Miss ECBa Trepp, Mrs HsnnahD
Elliott Miss Julia r Thomas, Mrs
Emerson r Mr.: RILEY, Mrs washington
| Forde, Miss @ Tudor, Miss Elizabeth
Foster Nancy TrsynOI Miss Mary
Grimes Crime Mis-. Virsini. umSoash. Mr.. EilenB
Griffin, Dolly vandsrpool, Mrs Isaac
bernhard, Johanna Williams, Missss
| Hall, Mrs virginis q Webb, Mis-. Anna
! Humphrie.. MrssG webb, Mis-. Agu.tsDs
l Holland MrsE West, Miss Ellen
ludlow Mrs Margaret Wright, Mrs Sarah
Honeran, Mary wslling, Miss Harriet
| Harris, Mrs AID Wilson, NrsJ
Hurdle Mrs Susan Williams Mrs Sarah
Hutchinson, Mary Ann wilmer, Miss Lir.ie
EppIe < Williams Julia
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DOCK ET CHESS, convenient article for
l. safe at LAMMOND'S, 9TH st.
may SIT
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IOUNU CHI HOLICS' FHIENU SUCI'
~ ety.-The regular monthly meeting Of this
Society will be held at ST Dominic's Church, on
the Island TO- morrow Sunday al O'Clock p. m.
full attendance is particularly requested tick
cts for the excursion to the celebration of the land
ing OF the Pilgrims, which will take place on the
18th instant, will be ready for distribution.
w. J. FITZPATRICK,
may Sit Secretary.
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nhT A MEETING OF THE WESTERN
49, Hose Company on the 4th instant, ii was
unanimously resolved to return sincere thanks to
Capt John Reese, Of the HighIanders for The favor
bestowed On Uur Company on several occasions ;
and for his noble and disinteresed generosity the
LIST Of May, he has the admiration and gratitude Of
our Company.
J. T. EDWARDS, See. w. H. Co.
may 5-u+
MOROCCO BELTS, Transparent Soap,
WI Hal. Brushes, Sewing Birds, &c, for sale
cheap at LAMMOND'S, 7th st.
may SIT
EANs.-A lot Of very cheap Fans received and
II for sale at LAMMOND'S, 7th st.
may 5-3t
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THE TROUPE OF
TURKISH MAGICIANS,

who are now playing with such brilliant success IL
Alexandria, will soon appear in this ely:
milf J. KEMPToN, Agent
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<SCOLUMBIA TYPOGRAPHICAL SOCI-
~ sty.-A stated meeting will be held this
evening at the City Hall, at TX O'Clock.
%SFIFTH PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH.
~ Rev. Mr.. HOWELL, of Massachusetts,,
will preach fo-mo row (Sabbalh) at III O'Clock am.
and Rev. 9. II. MiRlCK at \ to 8 p. IN.
NAV 5-lt&
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An Important Land Office Decision Tho
General Land Office has decided that the ss.
Segment of bounty land warrant executed
il Europe By a warrantee, and acknowledged
before a resident United States Commercial
Agent, cannot be approved; as such officer has
no authority to take Acknowledgements OF
transfers; and that where a warrant is as
signed in foreign country, the acknowledge
ment Of the assignor must be before an officer
authorized by the laws Of that country to take
acknowledgements Of the transfer of real estate,
and his official character must be certified
under the seal of the State, and the authority
of the certifying officer certified by United
States Consul or Minister under seal
Seizure Of Struggled Goods, &c.-A case of
goods, imported into New York by F. & A.
Donop, per the Weiland, last month, has been
seized, and suit has been commenced against
that house for en- infraction of the twenty.
eighth section Of the act Of August 80, lS42--
70 punish AUTHORIZATIONS Of goods imported.
Struggled jswelry, worth 81 ALB IL, has teen
found concealed on the person and in the
trunk Of Denis Ronsult, a passenger on the
steamer Washington, on her last trip to New
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MARIE DE La MILE ORLEANS,


HOTEL DE VILE, 2s Juin, 1856.
Corformement aux dispos itions de Ia 14me section
dun acte de la Legislature, intifnle ACT Pourcon-
solder la vile de Ia Souvelie Orleans, el pourgor
au commencement et Padminisraton de ses atfaires
ppfouye lie % fevrer 1852, ct en- vertu dune reso-
lItion du Conse Aldermen, adopte dams Ia seahce
de ce corps, du mardi, 10 JUN, eouran'-,.ri =
Avis est par ie present donne gue,ie MAkpi, ~
iule, 1856 dams lie Premier District de la vile de ia
Nouveie Orleans. il sera procede Feieciion d IN
membre du Conseil des Adefmens pour rePresen,er
lie DIT district et remplir la vaeance occaslonhee par
la dennis sion de II. II. Place. r
Les Serutins seroni ouverts .heureE du matin et
fermes heures du sor, dams les endroits Ell sous Ia
direction nspeceuFs ci.apres designes o. nominees
savoir: - x, tf
Ter precinotA. la maison de pompe de la Cempagnie
No II, rue Tchoupitouas. .-Inspecteurs
J. B. Walton, james H. Ross ct w. b.
Florance. y 4s-tgsss
: = - = : No. 90 rue Thahe -Inspecteurss~ Robert
Hamilton, e. T. Parker ct Leonard Cragin
srne Precinct-A la mason de pompe de Ia cempagne
No. g. rue st. Joseph -Inspecte eurs, w M
Redwood, 7. A. johnson ct james II. Has
ar,s p,..nct-A Ia naison de pompe de la Compagnie
No 1S-Inspecteurs, Thos. Leeds, John
@ s a5as Paul ct Lewis b. Horne. i 5k
fine Precipot-A Ia maison de pompe de La Gompagn'e
~ No q au con des rues Tchoupitoulas ct
& s5,. = Natehez--Inspecteurs, J M. Savage, Ber'
nard Cohen ct L. @ billiard. Z
ana precinct-A la maisnn- de la Compagne de Tuyaux
Wv de In Louisiana, coin des rnss. Perdidc
.. ct acknowledgements X. ID. Conway
Henry Fiorance ct John Conway.
sp,e precnctA u maison de pompe de Ia Gompsgnie
'AA' No IA rue de la Commune-Inspecteurs
1 s5-r ' j. A. Agasse, Henry Beebe ct William
| a. Christy.s , SO, e.
Les retours de la die election sefont fails au hfafe
conformement la iol ,- T.
JOHN L.LEWIs, Maire
| NIB Les Inspectors ci-dessus NOMINEES, sons res
,ectense ment invites renare au bureau do N sit
pour prefer lie serment voulu par Ia loi' 'eSs
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WEDNESDAY MORNING, JULY 4. 1855.
OFFICIAL---OFFICIAL.
OF NEW ORLEANS.
-5 Z GO cry HALL, June %, 1855.

Gs cry HALL, June 2s, 1855.
Pursuant TO the provisions Of the 1fth section of
the act of the Legislature. entitled q An Act 10
soidate the City of New Orleans, and provide for The
government and administration Of Its aflirs, an
proved 23d February, 1882 and in conor misy with
resolution of The 8oafd of Aldermen, adopted, al
their sitting OF Tuesday, 18th Jane, ,'instant-- NS
Notice Is hereby given lhat election will be held
on TUESDAY, The 10tn day Of July, 1855, in the
First District of the city of New Orleans, for
ber OF the Board of Aldermen, represent said Dis
by the resignation of L. H. Place.
The Polls TO be opened at O'Clock A. M and 10
close at o'clock p. NJ. al The following places and
under the superntendence Of the following pecers,
10 wit:
lst Pfecinct-At the Engine House of Fire Co. No.
Z .1sc IL, Tchoupf,oulas s,.-Inspectors,
!. b. Walton, James II, Ross and W.
ID Pfecinct--At the Engine House of Fire Co No
20, on. Italia st-inspectors, Robert
Hamilton, f. T. Parker and Leonard
CragiH. = -fetf +
Sd Precinc,-At the Engine House of Fire Co. No.
@, on ST. Joseph sty--Iaspectors, WIN
Redwoed,.T. A. Johnson and James
IL. Haskins. sF g.
fth Precinct-At the Engine House OF Fire Co. No.
ls-1nspeetofs, Thomas Leeds, John
x. - Paul and Lewis B. Horne
5th precinct-At the Engine House Of Fire Co.No.2 2
-s.g7 corner of Naschez and fehoupitouas
p. .r.y sts--Inspeehas, j, NJ, Savage, Ber-
nard Cohea and &C. DliIard.
9th Pfecifct-At the house of Louisiana Hose Co,
i corner Of Perdido aud CaEondelet SIS
r Inspectors, Robt. M. Conway, Henry
Fiorance and John Conway.
7th Precinct--At The Engine House of Fire Co. No
H. on Common st.--Ins pectoYs, j. a
q, zI5 Agasse. Henry Beebe and William
,r$ Chtisty., a,5 4gzass -: esy,7 {, :
The returns of sa I'd election to be made to the Mayor
according TO law.
N B. The above named inspectors are respectfully
requested to call at The Mayors Office and take the
oath required by law. je29
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skYSPEPSIA POSITIVELY CuRED.-DR

DYSPEPSIA POSITIVELY CuRED.-DR
~ BEcKWITE's ANTI I9YsPFrTIo PILLS, after trial Of
years. and sustained by testimonials
the United States is admitted be BEST ANTI
DYsPEPTC MEDICINE offered the public. Price,
Increasing. They with the
honor physeAn the and
them, estns tbs atonga language
virtues stc. such r. Rev. W. Geen Bhop
Missippi, Rt Key Rev. VIM, Mel D.
Rassh C Hon g. E Badger Senator u 81 r. Rsy Le
Hon. Beverly Tucker; Hon. VIM eres,on S. CT MAJ Samuel Nc
Cembs ssnye, Cal Hon. John Henderson, late Senator
a hoa ofsmilar perHonngeB.
For NeworeaHs BY syme g. N Morrison D. Whee
ock r: Kennedy Beach, a. Bnaghi sndby Duge geneEa
None without the written signature JOHN bECt
"
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st. Louis
OIL, MANUFACTURERS OoMSANx =
Depot and ONCE NO: 30 Nor.h \, 3 mr."


STEPHEN hApe Treasurer.
President. =. = 81 r.. - nj,
f-.nnanv manufacture Refined Oil CrTde Or CoIdags IN
~ ~, Tanies Oh, Lamp Burning Oh NaPhs o snn eo ~
fah recommend to uese ana sonas'
~ enuu-ratsd Was, and for
the pa Of all kinds ohns "o'a' "N
fEr Gar hicb Sperm Oil generally used
All pni 0IIWen adapted LOT eoafse
C hee hsayg Work, &C., md ior pfepailaS ~
snen ~ or Codage either alone in WV a @ h,
sna np @ also orfnaking Pners Ink, and Tor ohiag
sor Y;nFeed well, about
IN ee open and fai5 equal q 'nn Oh sss
oTIor Leather and
isans, 70 Inc test commonly used hna aeeias ~
than OIL DiI c,r large cSutage
nn.eoueny be used apa No G
Of eaIoen, os,an oyeromes ds1Y ena the VII
np,s with brihaacy unsurpassed ~ any ehhef Mghs
AFor acnring VarnisheH Hnfh'ns fulusetc
PiTCH--For purposes Ph is very sn
perior exticies g, Al. u,
m applied threc times In the Same period
that other woad be applied ies but IL
would be alike be eaeul 60 clean hs
sbisary applying OIL least cleanse after s fts,
to iIss Machinery from the impurities other
The prepared fill all ORDERS and at rats that
cannot fail 10 give satisfaction. :, .
All oders Treasurer will be promptly attended
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A TRAGEDY IN THE CR1MEA. Lieut.. .Driant,
Of the grenadier company, had occasion to
check a soldier, who. being partly intoxicated,
was marching very irregularly. Scarcely had
the repripand been given, when the man replied,
!" Lleutenant, you've punished me often enough
.Wyop shall notpunish me any more;;" and on
THE instant leyeling his musket, he fired and
shot him Through the body. The general-in
eommands Of the trenches was in the raHine
close by, and after brief consultation between
| him and the commandant of the relief, o eoun-
| Gil was held and the man condemned to be shot
He was taken out, and twelve bullets sent
through his body. It was with difficulty the
soldiers were prevented from lynohing him.
The murderer had been eighteen years In the
| service, ,.and was noted for his bravery. He was
intoxicated when he committed the deed.
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Fp EMoVAL OF DIR. FEUeHTWANGER's

T. Office Maden Lane few from Pearl
Of his city aud
customers that supplY DAgueeoypistss
Pyrohnists and Ar,sts gsner
the
sad spuetures Among the most i'm
man and resubimed Ioia ehsmtay Mercury
,s M and salts rain walls Nlra Cyanide
OF yiais; best Rouge u and 10 hotties Causc
1Iip5: bue Yilro; Vienna
Ie for eoahug steel For the Pysolechn the best English
Frrnch aud German Strona, Byts 0xaae STona
Soda Potash Metals, such as Pat,ea glaah 9ds
ms amoaium Patent Medcne Fly Paper, Phosphorus
Pnse insect Powder, Famgs,ing Past es, Gro
sarsapafa 0s and
hest imported Oil cog.se Apps Jagenea
Cherry and Of and Irish Whisky
s,aan,um o Acec aud Nitrous Ehes FE
and gree, variety Drugs Rare Chstn Al
rnnls,e terms for by Dir. LEWIS FEUCHrWANGER,
sio'Ssn Lane = ny3i If
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TRANSPORTATION FROM CHARLES
\ TON s. C., TO MONTGOMERY ALA-Unti notice,
the rates Of eg Charleston Montgomery Ala, will
be IS foiows -
oranges ernhs teas matches snd other light articles
second as 81 40ho bales adiry,
dry goods ga paints pink root gins n rasins
spts casks, cof
fee rope lard tobacco leather, dry hidsa copper
steel hoop machinery coils wire carriage springs
hollow moases, oil
ghie lead, liquor crockery in crslea aud eaAks'
relative shipment goo via Charestcn to
the Tnnsssse and Aaoa Be oetanad
application TO h1sNi soasn. a.
las
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SsY RAILROAD .(. sl, DIRECT a 10.

Hb TO THE WEST z ~ u ~ u
Through TfEsl naa o
having greatly Western offers the
des travellers between Waahngon Baltimore and
all portions the West, the Northwest aud the
lngon Junction, tatey called ,he Relay Hnss nine n s.
ton The Ohio ver Bassage is checked through Wheeling
the Washington saion reheeked aud there (h
points The connecting aRs leave Warrington daily
A, AZ P. NJ. On Sundays hs latter aopr only
ira Ohio Railroad Fpnning Be the C Wheel
ing cambdgs Zaneavils and Newark Ce These
sandnssy Raroad for sanduHky, Toledo, Deo Chicago, ST.
Louis, etc. -,
Little Miami Railroad to Aena, ,.nna Louisville stc
At Xents Lo Miami Railroad connect o. is IN he
aims through Da ton 70 hdiahapeh Iee aute Shl-
Passengers holding through cheta or Memphis Tksburg Nat
ne Mai the Ohio TcRs,s ior Evans
vile, Cairo and St. Louis aIssod by this route
sold when the Ohio naggahe between Wheeling and
Wesve nls) where connection with the Cleveland and
travellers are 10 that while this the only
aerng through skets and checks in ashnet it 10 also the
great Wa hingon Cincinnati but 65S
miles being about il miles shorter than other roue
% 6o Columbus is Isl Dayton s6 6o cnclnns Louayis
iaroad sls 6s by steamer from Cincinnati &is indianapolis
LOUIS s r.
Frederick Ha Ferry, Martnsbag Berkeley sprngs
passengers may Washington Nj. AZ PM. For thu
minor Way aons between baltimore and Wheeling take A.
FOR the trains 10 and from Baltimore Annapolis specia
E sS5 aher information through ticket. apply THos
Y JOHN H. DONE.
| s.o,t n,e Msstl ei Irsnapoisa,i3n,
Il Elc2u bait'rrore and Ohio hsilroad, BALTIMORE
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CoIdspring friedrich.
EyFE[,I .HNT FIRE BRICK

CoIdspring Fire Brick.
TNyHESE EXCELLENT FIRE BRICKS aave
Of ais impros ed in tsI na are no
s,r ale in fu they viii aIaetoni
range peea the brick of 1854 ss 70 Per tSr the
improved 1856 $soo sse' No "a orlssn
+. CERTIFIoATEs
'# ~ New Orleans March Til, 1855. y
Daring Of q S
", ng daily .o
Sous Al perslTe of aoe3 deg TO seeV asd
@ s ~ us. Coldsprsg w
the United ates ahd equal W = M M
tind imported foreign countries Il - Nv Trlsans
NEW onIxAas niArrh 9th, 1885,.
In hs summer 1885, partly the m,Ta ~
ss & Farse~ plantation parish Of ~ ID s
yss SSs oidpring partly the pssh sek
the gndiug was subject 10 ihteh ~ @
a. sons months and found That he
Ind borne quite wslla the English aua M
Pittsburgh. p Sauye r, Jeler-
80, nar;sb Dr j. Loughberough, ST. yohh pAp's a An
,Ss,s;is, W W, 4 r.. L. king St Msrtn
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young man by the name of James G. Tune,
of Bradford county, was killed few days since
at Shelbyville, by being thrown from a wagon,
and another young man named Miller was
thrown from horse, in the same place, a short
time thereafter, and SO seriously injured that
his recovery is doubtful, Nashville Gazette.
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KToORHIEs, aRIGGs & CO., No. is Tchou-

Va
W nj ,onas street, hare in store and for salt-
BAesN-s0o prime Cinctnnat Siiss and Shoulders
FI0IJR-s0O Louis Exa Orange and Lemon Mls
LARD-950 btls and ierees, and 300 Kegs prime.
LARD OlL400 bbs ConRpss Ioblns, Hns Engsr, Whet.
stone,s and other prand,.
PoRR-250 oblA Mess and Prime. -.
bs and hlf bbs John H. Davis extra Family Mess
aso Cured Dried Beef and Tongues Of the brand
HANS2u0 John r.. Chiids, N, Thomas Jsb shhy
and John H. Bavis' choice gar Cured. 80
WHlSKY50O bbR oiver Deans snd Holmes' and Conwepa
: Esira.
soAP-40o boxes Geo. shllito's oeine Oxide
ADA aASTINE and 6 put pp in fancy
coloed pa pers article for th Asricsn market.
STAR boxes and half boxss as oa and various
brands. -,
OLD superior Old uapgabei Bculbou
GATAWBA WINES-lU0 Long gworths
ling, Brandy, Sseet Wins and Diy iet 3m
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II AKEG EORGE. The FORT WILLIAM

IL u
ths ton gpes tke goth OF June next
Ho September last ns
Of the Lake adjoining the ruins Of FoT VA
Lake House. ~
view the Lake for mn The house and furniture have o1
so0t. length the LIKE aud 40 deep with
wipg The goulds laid out in The most
Manner with fonntains The house aeonodae
$50 guesta lighted with Water brought Tor i9e se
tho hotel from spin The distance Of mile and B carried
baths r hcs con an every comfort and that can s
desr unished Gyis inferior hrssca!s city
hotels n large with complete veniatiun and most
shat private Parlora
Livery Stable connected with The house
toeetfer with abundance of stable and barn
mNal DANlLI GAlE, Proprletor
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THE MAMMOTH FLOATING Dock IN NEW YeRK.
The new dock took up the Bay State steamer
on Saturday, andsoan be now seen in operation
at Greenpoint, opposite the Tenth street ferry.
This great structure is 100 feet in width, 325
feet in length without gates, so as to take in
vessels of still greater length, and 45 feet. in
height. Ii has about SO cross wire trusses.
forming at their apexes, about nine feet of depth
.of solid oak, with some sir or eight heavy kel-
sons, two gigantic trusses 3S feet high, extend-
ing the whole length Of tho dock, and tied
together BY nearly 100 diagonal bolts each over.
two inches in diameter, some 45 feet long and
in addition, a complete and large system ofaiag-
about 800 straps each AZ Inches wide, and
nearly 40 long. bolted and riyeted at the cross
inss. The trial has abundantly proved the
strength and stiffness of this vast structure !,
its capacity to lift immense weights, and its en-
tire and safe managsbility. lEzpress,
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fNE KS. CAMP BELL, Teacher OF Music, HAAs5R
AVE- gives LESSONS ON The PIANO AND GUITAR, ESjsH
o. her residence No 50 Constance street. aso at No. s
30 eYa street, 1 Termaeb per month twelve lea s4
sbley I'5z5'7's , =
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-.@ Fourth District sound.

Fourth District found VI
EETAS brought to the Fourth Dtriot Pound on First
wv Htreet, between Rousseau ed Fulton Streets as
estrsy- .u -
One bay Creole Horse, l5 hand high, left hind foot
whits, white spots the back azed face, no brand
visible,
Which, If rot claimed within IN days, and the ex-
said pound SATURDAY, the "a inst, at 10 O'Clock
A. M. AUG. SPHELPS,
1 t5-s Sect Commissioner
/. New Orleans, July 8, 1866.
a L etc conduit au Depot des hares du Quatrieme
R District, Premiere entire les 1es Rousseau ct Full
Lon, CONNIE epaye- A
Unr ohesal Creole bai de 15 mans de hsut, lie pied
gauehe de derrere blanc des tac ban cbes su dos e
front blanc, sans etampe visible. IS s -Ef
sil pas recame dams dix jurs, ct les depenses
payes, il vendu renchere pulque gu dit depot
SAMEDI, 10 IA du courant 10 heus A. NJ.
AUG. 8 PHELPS, Comissaire dss Rues
Nouyele Orleans, Juliet, 1855. jy49A
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EyoR SALE "A new and superior oak tanned ed
leather be 5nehes wide 81 feet long copper iveted the
whole length o. "oLfF, W lamp Aiees'
ESu5
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MAYoRALTY OF NEW ORLEANS.
coMpTaoiLER;s OFFICE, !
City Of New Ossans, June 2l, 1855.


j. a eoMpTRGLER's OFFICE.
City Of New oysans, June 81, 1856
No 2lY .,,.taa 8. draw
Resetred That the City survey os hs AZ Nc
up new specification for thefePsnrss - ana
house, situated at the Junction oI he shall
- ,;.s.1,r ats;att,r - ra.lss of n plaip and sub
santal character and dispense aA I'd
ditions and smbellisnmsns . ,a1, a. .pub,,c
auction afLer ten asys np,Se Of Tehoupitouias
aia, M .t ~ az *! liz in aceordance with
and Annnneation II stIeets III .ns MI snoras a,sce
o -'''ff' r. fsignadl ~ "'s " p E T. TKACY, 7
Pres,dent Ioars ia ssietant Aldermen.
rs;onedI = 4 4 LuGENBUHL.
,S to'snsooi rro "a ss1ioard Of Aldermen
Annroved June O. 1850 = -3
Approyeur rS;nsSi SMre Il A'eo uoHN IT, LEWIS Mayor
~ t,s,, ,,a ttst i MONDAY, % Of July
-. ;, .d;rd;c 81 ar 10 o,clsk M at nv Office the
above contract.
je2l O. DBUYs, Comptroller.
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- .ca,,p4nI uPR.s oFPICE. \
~ e,+u - Ia1 deans. Nav /. 1885, 4
ppooJ Urn gr,sf ~ GomntrS.r he and be is hereby
nnsoh sin ; ~ ir lice nv standing al
autnotIAeu ana ~. ~ s;t II ss IRat in accordance
yeTtsemsns ~ ~ @ a,sa Go 20 .aia Nh 1872 approved
.len ses aia ~ n,uc I'll, \ nav apy bin against
srcn So .ns Of an order
the City unIess aitb The Ordinance
s rom sne ~ u0lnptroisf' in aeco'eafP e