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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1855-05-25

O,,nrr.s,. AZ. Cow, ~ Probate held NJ Pari.
,,tbi, ,oI fr ths Cor1iy Of ONarI, 0n ihr third
To-. La af u., ip the year ~ 0uf l1ri one
Thousand eight hr71rrl anil hNy.dyc:
DRNNCu IrNvTTr. Ajm.o,rn'rr On 'hr
ID rs'1ir Of ls,a, lta'ttr. n'e "l lrr'',
- ,,,I County. vhr1 f,,,as,d. Layrg TrrssOtri
Doe fra| a,,.uHf Ui lei IUIsuHfIpu ~ la' r.i''' 'i
..td IsrrHsrd ff allowance.
Itvrs Ori,rsI th7t rH'iSs lr given 'u HlI r~r'o1'
irt,rrs'rf. hy rru.rr cop, 80 ihIs order iHN'
r.IIt.bsI thIrr vrrks s1Jcssslyr'g iu Tho pNi'f'
prurrfrt. rfiurri IT r,us, chat thr, NAV nrnr.-
20, Probate Cnwttal. hr'N ai r1rs, on ihs ihrd
Tur.i, OF Jurr ra,t, af 1ire ~ m" rI"'A
f1fhs fr.r4lr. arI shrV rluss, iiur, ihry have,
y,L, the same shrrH rHt D. 1lossi.
TIMOTHY LrppEN, Ja'r'.
\ true c.rN=.Hf'rs'.
w WAR Nrroty, E.g."~.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1855-05-25

To the Hon. TinHhy l.uiien, Julgr oi Probate
f,r he Cou1l, Of uNnu.
rpHC UNDERSIGNED, Gnrli,n n Me-
N,rn l.. KSour, Moor heir ~ Adam
knilht, lie II rcr, in ''d ''u1'N, de''a'rl,
R..,.rtr,r, rrrrssrnis. ti1t soH minor is srirrd
ana r...,,.,i afthc f'ovins described real 80
i,,r. we. our..,yth rsr Of ~ W. ~, Range -,
undivided. pnd a'l her 'ighi. Tile a'i Interest, be
heir N .,L Adam Kri.ht. inlatNo ~ in E''ge
n. anf Ten tr.s. = 1t W. 10, Range ~, ai 90
pefu anal ThHm.uu's 1nri.
Tt,f.ap aI,HrarrBr. ufrr ~ sixth siV ioll'r'
b.. been rsH, %, N,lh,orrl Knight, ~ Peru. ~
aid Couut,. which ofrr b. BE- ~ he interest n
"A r,nrrfrrI inne.ia'sl, % br-rr' me- rrHrrr's
= 10. o. D. rut uri u1 ir'~rr'i lrr ihr hsu'hi ni
.sfH ri11r. r1r-h N-u'1 p. therefore nra''
that license m,, ~ -nr'ot bon % 'rU a"h convey
49,. .i-,.Ii-.l t-,I estate ir ih~ rsTsrn u,f-
irs aid,F.r. arr.rl.o. 10 ihs 'nlHtr Boz 'u. 90.
.srsuafr br' provided.
ENOUl MERRILL, g.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1855-05-25

BAD lrgs C0fns tSolO hheuNN'm
had Breast, Cancers Schds
pyrp. Contraeled anil Sore Nipples
u,,i,p. Stiff Joints Sorc.thfoais
Due IL Mos Esphantiasis Skin-diseases
cheioes aud fislulas Seurvy
Sand.flies Goat Snre'heads
Crc1-Uuv 6hndna SWeU- lumours
Chisgo-loot ings lte'H
Cbinasin. l.umbago Wounds
Chappcd hands Piles iaW
sad At the manufactures II Professor lIoLLo.
WAY, 50 Maiden Lane. New York, AMI "a
strand. Iondon, and by all respectable druggists
AMI DsaIer. in Medicines. throughout the United
states, and he civilized world, IA Pots at Is cts
81 IL cts and ~ each.
There !, very considerahle saving In TAXING the
+ n. D.-Direetions FOR the guidance Of Patients
are affixed N ss,h Pot or BoS UYloD
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1855-05-25
snrn - sorc nrsn.l.. Mound.N NO..

some rftbr mH.t scientific sur-c"ns now RELY
.olsl, ou the nee ofths wonderful O.utIsent, Whrn
having to cope sith The vofst o'se' IT s'f's q,
wounds, u'cess, chrl1',r svrNing', and iunors
Professor lluloNs, has, IN command OF me ".
lied Go,emnsnts, Dispatched % the hospitals II
the Es.t. blrr .liumart. of thu ointment, 10 IT,
used uaIrr ths direction II the Medical ',ad, IN
the vor,t ease. II wounds. II wiIl cure an, uloer
g4nLulr swelling, sllinsss OF contraction 81
..Ini.. tNrn nl 20 NtaT. alanlIn..
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IryIIIDDrN. hte N Di,G,.I,

TO- the couor, II ONfirl. deceased, by giving bond
as the law dirc,ts. IIe therefore requests al per.
sons Who are Indebted to the sa,d decc,scd's 80
tate 10 make immediate payment AND those who
haze any demands thereof, ~ exhibit the samr o.
Ma, sth, Is55. TIMOTHY LUDDEN.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1855-05-25

p,rnru. ts. a. CrH.frf Tf.'Hfrh s'I rrus,
,rfbtr ara rr thr t.HHf1 uf uNf.rI, Hu ihT
h.U Tr..H, HI Nav. u ilr year uf cor
lHrN ono t..rHuI r .Hf hn....sl arH h'h.h's.
rNUt~ THOMPSON. T,r.n.r .l rhr 'sf
Y WiI rrl I'rsBHsrtn of GInrn, IItfr Hfr
Of tl.fnr. fr sHH ,auHrt. ....r.sH, having poo.
ssHfff Doe EfsI s.THHHf ri fia ..H.#.s'TH'.r .'ihT
..Ibtr of .1.i trrrass Or a.I-rHr-s,
uFu,rru, that ihr .. IArrurHr give
n#I..lf r 800 Trrs.a. rr'..,sfaf 'I ,8rs.n- H r"rs
ufffrs ufisr Oh h'TrNHsH.T three vssA. surors-
s.yrI n TIE u,lHrI p.HH..r. ruaIri 40 IHrs,
fHafih., ua,RlIsr at r.Iats Cont iu l~
hrH AZ rHr. u1 ihr H.I IHssIHF ui JIus,
rs,f. 1' rrrr niibr rrri lathe nrsrao1, n.a' slss
rr..a, lI1H, ihr, have, Wis i.r .Au- should 0.t
rr t.lHatL.
TIMOTHY LupnEN, f.i-..
4 'rrr r.Tl--IHrsf.
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pilcs md TIsinIn..

These and other similar distressing conplai0t'
can IT, sh,ctuill, curcl Il llc ointment h. we'll
rubbed in Over the part. affected, and by other-
wise ioIoN,ng the plated directions around each
pot.
The PiIl, should H. used oonjois,, With OiaJmen
a, ,,,st of the flllUWing cases.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1855-05-25

THE subscriber hsrep gives public notice 20 al
| coucemsd, thathr be- leen dolly sppoin,sd hN
tie ilonUrsblc Judge OF Probate, zoe the County 81
ONfurd. and a.suusd the trust ol Atministrat1r Of
the estate a
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RESTORER

b,u. one l.fr1 bottles Ut
HEALTH REST OR { R!
n hrs In- I.rr srlI. ant ihry have bal several
dozen b.it.,s, since.
I,r9rir,I r,pur,irHr thsrr, Doc thrs wee. VIC.
Nautra. r,.IIsut Of fh, village, bad k"g '''n
alIl,fsi v,lA
sEvDR re HEADAcH ES,
C,u.,II, p,nr-rm.ri nf ihe Liver. louI '.ia-
I-..t. Irs-a'lr condition of fhr huv,'s. s..
W,uHsHths Health Esstur,r. and 'a'd o. Va,
far l.,t u,,Jisir, De- hst ever usod-ihai Dc diI
h.8 r1fs good than 90 90 usll.iH" /" Alf -"
r.sI
Other. tried b AMI pronounced ihe avn" luis'
moot. arF % hss tho. become s STANDARD NoNgig".
The BE- unh ONE oBsr 81 mNuI ihli We might
give Iks o.. il towns vhsrr ihc Health Rrsf1t,fi b.
.,.t8. sr.fi,, ard r,,slu', .lk's o., ~ al musl
WHO fr, 10. f,t there b. ru luuirg alout b.
PRICE 25 CESTS
None genuine without uy Iuh0-nphie signature
Ul doe alsl,
Sadb, &. ". hTwCLL, under 'he 4. ; llo-
irI Pruaui SOLD bon r3rs, b, ANDREWS
WATTS. .ud JONI DRESSER. S"ulh Pare,
On ". RUST, VI. n.
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FROM CHINA.


The bark Yankee had arrived at San Fran
cisco, bringing the S Friend of Ghina,'' to the
1lth of July We extract the following from
the Transcript:
The amount Of bloodshed at Canton during
the last month has been siCkeniDg When
shaou king, the second oity Of The province, was
vacated without fighting, a shors time ago,
number of the inhabitants thought mercy would
be shown them il they gave themselves up
With equal reason might forhearanee have been
ex pected from the hungry wolf they were taken
to Canton IN dToyes Of five hundred; as many as
ten thousand, it is raid, being confined in the
city at one time Kept without food for several
days. when the hour of examination, so-ealled,
arrived, eye- witnesses tell of the utmost cal
lousness being exhibited the condemned getting
into the execution basket with even apparent
satisfaction
But with all these executions and their pro
bable terrible consequences, there IS no antle
ment of the rebelion--tbere is no instance OF
any of the leaders giving up The cause lof pro
missed rewards; in no case have Insurgents re
| tired before, through want of food anu ammu
| milton all reasonable prospect of successful
opposition had apparently gone. From Shau.
k,ne foo they marched northwest, with Hu,
| Alukh's band in company, forty 'thousaps
| strong Our local contemporaries, no doubt, il
| their summaries of occurrences around us. viii
epdeavor to prop gate q belief that the neck Q
the rebellion hereabout is broken such asser
| tions should be received with caution. Ii is nc
Ito the interest of journalists in the South
make matters appear worse than they are-ah
| it is certainly improper to give such eolorin
/ to o tale as may best suit our wishes. 4
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NUMBER 1877,

the election, wou'd have caused breach in the
ranks of the Democracy which years ceHld no
repair. Hammond's friends are loud in theif
denunciation, and the anti Administration feel
ing ls rapidly gaining ground in California. II
~ e& psctea general reorganization Of the Gus
| toms department will ensue
A few days back the weather was decidedly
rainy, and the clouds which oyerspread the
CITY indicated its approach. Heavy mists have
visited us, and it is probable the next foDr
weeks will produce the much to be desired
rain. Miners and others await It's coming with
anxiety. ..s......
A base attempt to swindle, by gang of
Cinnamon has been discovered They have
been in the habit of filing the edges of twenty
dollar gold pieces, and exchanging them for
small coin. Lucas, Turner 81 Co suffered ex-
tensively, and we're the means of causing the
arrest Of one of the parties.
a horrid murder was perpetrated on the Pul-
gas Ranch, on the 17th, by Mexican named
Francisco Rodriguez, who killed another named
Jeronimo Meza, by stabbing him several times
with bayonet. The parties had some previous
difficulty at gambling table and started home
together on the road the kill took place
This section of the country was also Che scene
OF shooting on the l0th; q man named Aidwell
being shot by j. Roberts, He has since died Of
his wounds; cause--dffieulties regarding the
cutting of wood on Aldweli's premises
The suicide calendar has been increased ty
the name of Catherine. McNesin, a girl ahou'
twenty years of age, and living in house of
common i'll fame She had d. lficulty with
frail sister and was beaten most severely. |
which induced her to swallow solution of NOR
phine. ss@ |
The public are awaiting the disposition Of |
the report made by the Board of Examiners OF |
the Funded Debt with much interest No bonds |
have been issued, and nearly million and |
buarter of warrants are declared Illegal by this
Board. 1t is not p obable any reliet will be had |
till the Legislature meets in January |
The horrible condition of the streets, particu |
lacly around the wbarves, has led to the death |
of James Calhoun, who fell in hole on CLAY |
street wharf, on the I2th inst, and vas |
drowned. His body was recovered three ,da rs
after. |
well known pacing horse, Price McGrath, |
fell dead while pacing on the Union Course, on |
the 18th. He had paced mile in 2:23--seldon |
eoualled in the Atlantic States sre2 |
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coMPTRoLLER's OFFICE, L..

COMPTROLLER'S4 OFFICE, a
sE.. City of New Orleans, October 10, 1855
~@n [ No. 236l
Resolped, That the Comptroller be and is hereby
authorized to sell at public auction, after len days
notice in the official journal, The contract for supplying
-the city with Plsburg coal until the 3lst March, 1856
agreeably specifications file in The Surveyors s
Office subject the approval of the Common Council
[Signed] GERARD SrITH,
President pro tenn Board of Assistant Aldermen.
[Signed EDW. IL. DuRELL,
ST@ President pro tenn. Board OF Aldermen
Approved August ID, 1855
yISIgnudl JOHN L. LEWIS, Mayor.
Notice is hereby given, that on MONDAY, 2Ist inst
will adjudicate at my office at IL O'Clock NJ, the
above contract. i ~ .-.4.-.- 45z4. -
o10td U. DEBufS, Comptroller
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coMPTRoLLER,s OFFICE,

za C0MPTROLLER'S OFFICE,
City Of New Orleans, May /, 1856
Resolved That the Comptroller be, and he is hereby
and required to give notice by standing
vertisement in the official Journal that in accordance
with the ninth section of ordinance No. l442 approved
March 3d. 1884, the Council will not pay any bill against
the City unless contracted under authority Of
from the Comptroller accordance with the ordinance
referred to. [Signedl 3. L. TRACY,
President Board of Assistant Aldermen
fsignedj L. H. PLACE,
- President Board of Aldermen
Approved April 2s. 1866.
(signed] JOHN L. LEWIS, Mayor.
The attention of the officers Of the city and of the
public is respectfully called to the foregoing resolution
o. DE BUYS,
myl9 tt Comptroller City of New Orleanss
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CoMPTRoLLER'S OFFICE,
City of New Orleans, 1alh Oct, 1855.

5 I-E. w.. ....z-. No. 239l
WHEREAS, John w. Hoffman having failed to fur
nish security satisfactory Council for the pur-
chase of the OF the Fourth Section of The
whaves oil this cy lying and being between the lower
line of Canal Street Ferry and the lower iae Of Tou
louse street, forth in article 4t of section I'd
ofdlt ance No 1884, therefore,
Be resoieed, That The Comptroller be and he is here
by authorized to sell aer five days notice in The Of
clal Journal Of the city the revenues of the Fourth
Section of the wharves of this city, being all the
wharves lying between the lower line OF Canal Street
Ferry aud the line of Toulouse SET forth
inaricle 4th dissection I'd Of ordinance No. 2364 sub
ject to all the ndcondions forth ID said
ordinance No 1864, IN force by operation of law, Au-
gust 49, 1856 the purchaser to receive said wharves
from October present. and the city
said purchaser for The revenues received from same
since SAID st OCTOBER present. deducng the col
Iecting the same.
[Signedl Il. L.. TRACY,
President Board of Assistant Aldermen.
TSipnedl j. j. LUGENBuHL.
President Board of Aldermen.
Approved October H. 1855.
TSignedl JOHN L.fLEWIS, Mayor.
Notice is hereby given that on THURSDAY next,
the 18th inst, will adjudicale al my office, at l2
clock M the lease of the wharves of the 4th section
o. DEBUYS,
o13 I'd Comptroller.
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CoMPTRoLLER's OFFICE,
City OF New Orleans, October 10, 1855.

COMPTROLLERS OFFICE
. City OF New Orleans, October 10, 1855. !
No. 1862
Resolued That the Comptroller sell at public auction
To the lowest bidder after days notice the Official
journaL contract attending and keeping in repair
ihe bridge al the intersection of the New Canal and
Magnolia street, for year from the approval of the
adjudication thereof. tz.o=.
BE It further resoIue That the Surveyor be and he is
hereby anlhorlzed 10 appoint keeper to take charge
of SAID BRUCE, al the intersection of the New Canal
and Magnolia street. until keeper shall be provided
BY contract d salary no. exceeding thr,yve dollars
per month.
ISgned GERAhD SIlIh,
Prssuent pro tenn. Board Assistant Aldermen.
TSianedl EDWy ii, DuRELL,
President pro tenn. Board Of sAldermen.
Approved August Ii 1850
[sgnedl JOHN L. LEWIS, Mayor.
Notice is hereby given, that on MONDAY, 2lst
inst will adjudcate al my office, al ~ O'Clock, NJ,
Inc above contract. 49,. 5.= 2
olotd o. DEBUYS, Comptroller.
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o16 fSignedl JOHN L. LEWIS, Mayor
No. 2402
O. Resolred That the Comptroller be- and he is hereby
authorized and instructed, to sell al public auchoh,
after len days notice in the official journal con
tract for cleaning the streets and keeping n ePa ne
unpaved streets of the Tenih Ward of The Fourh Dls-
trct for one year from The date of the approval OF the
said sale by the Common Council
President Board of Assistant Aldermen.
[Sgned1 J. J LUGENBUHL,
sa..z~ President Board of Aldermen.
Approved October 10, 1856
DIG [signedl JOHN L. LEWIS, Mayor.
No. 203
Resolrea, That the Gas Company be authorized 70
put gas fixtures in The Robin street Watch pro-
vded the cost shall not exceed twenty five dollars
Resotred further, That the Gas Company furnish the
said wa,ch-house with gas.
[Signedl E. L. TRACY,
President Board of Assistant Aldermen.
fSigned] j. J. LUGENBUHLs Va
President Board of Aldermen.
Approved October 49, 1856 " d.
I No. 2404 j ##
Resolued That the Grief of the Fire Department be
and he IS hereby authorized TO deliver the members
of Columbia Flre Company No. the old New York
suction engine MOI.
President Board Of Asss.an. II A !, ,derTen
tsignsdl J. J. LUGENSunns II i,taEasn
Approved October 10, 1855
ole [signedI JOHN L. LEWIS, Mayor.
No. Ao5 'z
Resolred, That the Comptroller warrant on the Trea-
suref for the payment of the following bills: '
f. PIanchard, Keeper Police Ja-nainten-
ance oil prison for Aug, 1856. .S32S " -
Salary for August 1855. 5..........,.. 80 90 S3Io e7
C, Ramos, Recorder Second District-hire of
slave for office, 7 month days. ........... "a Wf
H. r, Swasey, binding volumes newspapers -., :
: for Board Assistant Aldermen, al 50 So 4
Binding nd one volume Msnascfp, ordnan.
Asylum ..........s''4 a"s D''sans 179 80
of annea from ins,iee s doeksstl W aaAs.r' 2e 90
J. Waterman & Bro bill oil for Robin street
p Wa,shhoa,e, sasos e, Sept po ts, 1888 SO 81 30 81
6. N. Morrison, bill sundres for Insane Asy-
lum, Sept 3, I'll 1875. po,ics II 'o
D. Pataarso, hung up polls lin precinct eiee.
ton Of August 49, 1855. ............ o 70
:, President Board of Assistant Aldermen.
ESignedl JJ LUGENBUHL,
President Of the Board OF Aldermen.
ol6 Isgnsdl mo L. LEWIS, Mayor.
{ No 2406 .r4 5ma5H
Resolved, That SO much Of ordinance No. SO. ap-
proved May 26th, 1852, entitled ord nance concern-
ing The Surveyors Department OF the city of New Or
leans authorizes the appointment OF one draus hts
man, be and the same is hereby repealed
Resolued, That section 9Th OF SAID ordinance No. SO,
approved May 26lh 1852, and which authorizes the
Surveyor employ mechanics, laborers, carts and
other assistance allowing said 10 purchase
tools, inpe and rails for his department., be
and the same is hereby repealed. . 4
Resoleed, That the office of Superintendent of Work
under Contract. be and The hereby abolished.
President Board of Assistant Aldermen.
TSigned j. j. LUG ENBUHL,
-f-4 President B Board of Aldermen.
Approved October Is, 1856.
DIG tsignsdl, NJ mo L. LEWIS, Mayor.
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On the 9th inst, Us cte~ q the ship AreoIe,
Of stou lying in the Flzar At Rphmeu-, ". mutt
MED and were arrested through ths sssanes Of the v
8. authorities. They were armed with pistols,
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II. A. FAIINEsT0CK's yERMIFUaE. = -
ID OCULAR PRaUTITION aRS make an ex-
n cpton favor tins rmfuge, ,ald only it
their voluntary testmt
The foilowirg from physician of high character
Illinois: tz4t&z a5ea Gf
- F5zfg 5uAwSKKrows, Ill. June 4, 1853.
MESsR5 b. A. FAHNEsToCK CO.: ~
GEsrIsKHI have Fahnestocks vetmfuge in the
prncics edcns the souihs States for tho
1t medicine the for
Which it was iasnded bringing 4t ons time from an g5
hhS As Druggist Shavneeown lh.ye sold great guam
ty and given aaacon In fact II is the only
worm medicine now called =3"' 95=as
l=#5 - - .7=z77===+7 H. sYMEs, NJ. D.
soid wholesale principal druggsa
chkuta throughout The United States, ds Win
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* hAbLHoAD y HAs Mssgl gIREcrGs rGs ea

II 70 THE wEsT. aa& 2s%
Time between Washington Wheeling IN Running
test Washngon, baltimore
~ portions Of the West The Northwest aud the sonthwest
Baltimore, always promptly
Ingon Junction, uatsy called The Relay House miles from
Baggage checked through to wheeling
the Washington station recheked there
points e eonnsess iains WsshaSson daily
A A. ana ~ T: M On Sundays At the latter hour only
rn Ohio Raiiroad rnning Bsn tho oho
through cambdR GAINESVILLE and Newark Columbus These
sandpsky Rarosd sandusy, Toledo, Detroit Chicago ST.
Louis etc. -
AT Xena Little Miami Ralroad) connection formed with the
through Da Indianapos Terre Haute Lafayette Chi
Passengers holding through tickets for Memphis yksburg, Nat
New osan. are sold a transferred
Mail Ohio Tickets
vile, Cairo and St. Louis sre sold by this route
Cleveland and Cleveland to Toledo Detroit Chicago etc
are sold when the Ohio is navsable wheeling
Wese orty miss) where connection with the Cleveland
Pittaburg Railroad is maze.
Travellers to notice that while this the only
ahdng through tickets and checks Washington
and direct all ths leading the
miles, being about mics shorter than other
FARE ny TnRoueH TIcKKr WAsHrNeroN-To Wheeling
% 6q Columbus 1s s. D,yto SIS so C,ncnna sis
railroad, SIS S. BY from Cincinnati als Indianapolis
M o csysl,ad ~ is t. ede sl5 81 ps.rol Ghago
s. and ss Louis 2s 50 and sas Memphis s2s Now Or
Harpers Ferry snsburg Berkeley SPRING.
minor way stations between Baltimore and Wheeling, take A. M
the Baltimore Annapolis etc. speca
further nformaiOn through tickets apply to THos
JOHN H. DONE,
Master of Transportation
ttn1nfa aandfh Hprna
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TUESDAY MORNING. OCTOBER 1e. 1855.

sale by the Common Council OF the city of New Or
leans.
Tsignedl E. l.. TRACY,
President Roard Assistant Aldermen.
[sjgnedl j. j. LUGENBuHL,
President Board Of Aldermen.
Approved October 10, 1855.
o16 fSignedl JOHN l.. LEWIS, Mayor
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2401 = @7- :.
Resolved That the Comptroller be, and he is hereby
authorized to RESELL after ten days notice in the OFF,
cia Journal the contract for furnishing stationery 10
the various Offices Of the city, for the term of one year
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No. 1896 z--
Resolcsd, That the adjudication made by the Comp
troller fitting up the various election polls of the
city for the term of year, 10 G. Harran, security
G. Conne, $3.50 per POLL be and the is hereby
rejected. us. l4 r. -.
tSignedl E. L. TRACY,
o. President Board of Assistant Aldermen.
[Signed1 H. J. LuGENBUHL, ~
President Board OF Aldermen.
Approved October 10, 1855.
ol6 [signedl JOHN L. LEWIS, Mayor.
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sResolred That the adjudication made by the Comp
troller The 27th August 1885, of The contract for fur
nishng stationery The various offices of The city
J. b. Chandler. be and the same is hereby rejected
= [Signedl 80 L. TRACY,
President Board OF Assistant Aldermen. ,s
[Sgnedl j. j. LU sENBUHL
President Board Of Aldermen.
Approved October Is, 1856
ole [Signed] Issf JOHN L. LEWIS, Mayor.
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The Proprietor calling S attention Of the Public
confidence and
ssp ,tlou 10 ihe dseasor which recommended.
nj article, thst has stood the sst Of
yqar .eosa pep snd "a reputation and sale
Preparations sxat The testimony ITS
given prominent and yell known Physietans and
the country ID immense The following
yonr respectfully Submitted referring any who may
It'll doubt my Memorabilia" Practical Receipt Book for
had gras Of ali the Agents for tina Ger
BIttrH.
Eg5- and Eetsi JOHN WRIGHT Co., lbl
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w NITUkE WARERoONs, No. l1s Magazine 81 sess
Julia streeFunure Of every variety for
order good and substantial El
repaired. HoIe, Ships Steamers
Boarding houa supplied with Furniture Bedding tue shortes
notice. ~.
NJ b. Having the large brick hone Julia street.
MagGu prepared 70 itoEe quantiyoi goods for families
leaving the city.