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Law Notice.

BRowa, ST ANTON, WALKER.
INN r. BROWN, FEED. p. STANTON and J. KNOX WALK
FIR have formed partnership for practising law In the Supreme
tho United Sasrs, claims In Washington,
and M the o Tennessee Offices in Washington and Mem
will found either place, and
letters addressed 10 will receive prompt attention.
Ap,H is- ,frod intel. ard Sentinel copy.l 4.&s
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The Of reon viii be entered upcn books unless
Ls ray af Ias subscription DC made il advance.
Dsassn, BY ieuer the p7se
ef wheh wln paid By assumed BY ourselves ia ~
safe uansmissioa. "A n E lE
COUNTRY PAPER pahlished weekly during The
o Congress, and stmw ny daring The recess
suiseooton. for period ,han year received
terms prorollioued the above xnnaal
ly-posTaAsTERs authorized agens and,
w ssndins DAILY suesenbs with ESQ enclosed or
yus SEMI EE.y subscribers, with vs. sScised, viii be
uIied copy srais.
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- SEW YORK. BREMEN, AND SOUTH
ys<fs-eE4 ANTON UNITED STATES MAIL STEfME
1'ne ships comprising this line the WASHING
5sSs%869c9rON Capt. L. Cavondy HERMANN. Capt. Ed
fiircius u
stop Southampton both going and returning
n,ra or q a LII
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#.. Metropolitan Raiirsnh Once,
Georgetown, August 4, 1885,
THE of the president and directors is now
Stockholders be supplied by calling
on the secretary sending address through The office
'''"F T''. J. w. DEEBLE,
Aup 4-Iay3,y 4EaFs5 Secretary.
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st. Joseph,s Academy for Young Ladies,

Near Emmiasburg, Frederick County, Nd.
August the lst Thursday in June The
iuiion s5D payable semannu
ally There charges for music drawing paint
ing Spanish Italian Genan and Latin The terms
department composed Of pupils under nine years OF
able half yearly in advance
o should be addressed - tho MOTHER SURE
RIOR o IT. Josephs Academy, Emmsburg Frederick county
Maryland.
JulyS S-diyear.
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Washington National Monument once.

August !, 1855.
meeting of the board Of OF the Washington Ma
Monument Sociry held The 3Ist ultno, the follow
ing resolution was adoped
Resord secretary notice. by advertisement 10 he
inteigence Union, aud the American
Hon. John Wison late Commissioner of tde Gene
appointed this Society,
and las nterrd u tho his Office.
A true copy. Test: CHAS. c. TUCKER,
eHHeH Secretary OF w. N. M. Society.
Aug 2-d3w
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FRANCIS LAMB, Glass, Portrait AND Pic
237 Pennsylvania avenue-Pao
mirrors elaborate style and hnsh con-
will delivered and put up complete al
prices York. thereby saving the e OF boxing
freight, and risk Of breaknge. -tHi @ @N I
The public respectfully nvitedto CALI .Esa
June i6--po
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Nassau lIau college Of New jersey, Princeton

Sf'btd auin acpuamlHucc bc lNfsot,
And days a. autd lang svue.si

should auid acquaiBasee ~ hsxot,
Aad brcush, TO ntn',
Should suid acruainlnnce be forgot,
ADd days % auid lang syne.n
The members class ending June lc
the junior class ~ iinr 1884,
as q ire esdpg June 1885, aud the Freshman eisse The
ending June, 1870 requested assemble
Wssbiason, o. a.. The hind Of March, D. 1851,
brighten the links Of the chan OF love cnahin which time
tide eDtey sSehangr their
aeetrns
Ihe1r M. rresti.ing
vi the self appointed committee will be
held Gist Monday seIrmhrr A. D. e ie United
States Ioti chesndi between Fouih aud Fnh Streets
which those members OF the eses classes 10 whom may De
scn'cn invited attend ~r hs necessary measures vi" be
adopted 10 full as possible.
In ta those notice " addressed viii be
good ennag 10 fuish The cenmcc BY mail VIII
llri respective post offices
EDWARD i. GRANT, NJ. D., = stttg. te
OF Trenton, N. j., Chairman af Comniuee.
ALEXANDER @. HART, M. D.,
II o Pht1deDphia, Pennsylvania,
}. NEWTON LGnTNER, i N 4
,f VI ofLaneaster PeDnsyvana,
PHILIP PENpLETON.
nj Winston, An~sbany Co., Md,
SAMUEL r. HIcuARbs,
Of Bsiso Irnn nna tfa-s works, Nj
LEWIS w. WASH kGIOE, SO ,H
Of Montgomery county, Marysnd,
t.fts CoInn,,tce.
Joms WEIpnAS, OF Lebanon, Pa, Sscfeary.
March 27--l lawtAIar3 fInteilfscnces Ai q & tsHF.it
An The civilized couaiies of The world are lne
I'd Ibis editorial columns Us Hrn
brs cf The several ciascs scasred through p ion 9s o.
visions of the geSe ,A rh fhfbsu ihs uniiru
States Of America graul0s DC
essouay between This date and Tho I'd Of March, A. D. 1851
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Nj. A. Tyson and Sisters Female Seminary for
Day Pupils,

On r. street, bepeen l2N md 13th, Hdshnyfo1L
rIIE duties resumed the 18th sefam
her ard In wish also 10 inform
intend opening
for boar dinCp on OF November nfAt. .
railroad and rInpke, shtecn nhe
from the cy and WI OF Laurel village. .
moy be had at the principal bookstores
in Washington Baltimore.
Aug 4--diiSeodtSepI5 lstarl
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OfFicE or THs CoMaAsDrso OrrIcsR,
Wnshinefm Arsenal. August 20, le

CEAED PROPOSALS VIII be received this Office until Octo
y be 20h mefd,an for building IN Washington
city, D. Co. the public lying bet~een street The
snut Canal neh, Seventh street on e wcsi and
SIKH street the ea appropriation OF Sco0 having been
made by Congress for the game. e1I .sl asgrg5tf
Master builders desiring for this building will please
this Office examine the drawings specifications and bill
work. and receive additional explanation order make
their proposals. which they will be enabled do conveniently and
q leisure this onies !.
proposals received but experienced and
builder, wcfk done
hence dsianco, unknown 10 the undegned
win be expected saacory references before tho bid be
accepted. ses5 . ]. /.
proposal. he made according the items Of the bill OF
(Which calculated win pfecsoR The
dnd the
experienced Superintendent apponted and viii be always
The grouhd Of budEg, after the work commences IN
the absence TIE commanding officer, that the contract
strictly complied with. 81 -e----F
WIN. II. BELL,
Major Commanding Washington Arsenal
a. 9Oct Il Bait, SUM-
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COURT OF CLAIMS-The undersigned will attend 10 any
" be coDfied him commissioned
testimony attorney
of He found daily the Chpi
Immediately opposite the oce Of the clerk OF The
Court Of Clnims. JOHN s. TYSON. 4
6-2aw3wt Tint and Star.
ID PHILLIPS, NJ Mobile, Alabama, W Ill practise In
Supreme United States" Of claims,
and buncss connected with his profession Once
of Louisiana
lunc og--d2m 2mif
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The New York aud Liverpool United states
Mail Steamers.
The flips comprising this line are the following;
The Atlantic ,es'
Aiiaus.
/, These ships having been built by contract ex
xxcH pressy government eervice has been
<A ~ their construction, also in their engines,
EtE4z5 insure strength ard spoed and their accomnc-
uncqaed for elegance aud comfort
passage New York Liverpool IN ars cabin
cabin SIS Exclusive Of s'3'
From Liverpool TO New York, 30 and 20 suneas
An experienced surgeon attached 10 each ship
No befths be secured until peid for,
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FORM OF GUARANTEE.
To Capt. NJ. @. Meigs U. y. Engineers.
We tho undersigned, residents Of In the State Of
hereby Jointly sevey with tho United States, and
he accepted that he
,bry will, within acceptance
cn and sufficient
conformity the
under which made And in the
aforesaid,
make good the offer BY the said and
the nextt lowest bidder.
fsiroed A. n.
O. ID.
thereby certify at the best my knowledge and belief
above named guarantors good and sufficient
(Ssucdl H. T.
Mar s--3swtshM MAJ yhlnwf #..#HH rsl
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Petition Partition.
Willis and wife and Amanda A. Hendricks
JIrEREAs lcd petition for the part
w in lots ~ and II in the ciy
tho named doiondin nave an
ordered innt said parties appear end an
second Monday in October, ls5 IN le
Escamha county Florida o ,hs enme wiz be taken
pro ordered that this notice be pnbished
the Florida pemoeai The Washington
0"'''' ''' THos. r. KING Judge.
PEwskoots, June -, 1855.
June S3--iaw2m
t1ux AiE and attic house
OF street House con
tnns roouis recently papered and painted
possession given n'ed-
Solicitors oidce, Treasury Department
Oct l5--Gu
DrcHARDs JAMES, rs. a.. Hosn@opssht, ply aicinn
IL graduate Of the Homo pa,hic College Of Pha-
delphs r. r T.
diee and 5b street, stairs,
posisr banking Of Riggs Co.. Washington, D. =.
REFERENCES.
Richard Gnydner, VI. D. Phlsdelpha.
Warer Williamson, ". ID.
Avian T.. Sinai, NJ. d.
A. Roihwei, Washington.
Professor A. J. Huntington, Wnshin2ton
ls T. Waller, VI. ~, Asyandglai
iayw aeala
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Academy OF the Visitation,
TIe4<rik Cip, Md.
THE exercises will recommence on Monday, The
l. ist Of september.
TERMS poARptRs,
Board tuition per
Washing mcndpe, and Dthef extras II
Music on The piano. harp guitar, forms additional charge
Also spanish, German and aun languages
painting likewise charges Entrnncs iee
semi annuity IN advance Pu
ps the aud the charge y esl
mated the date OF their entrance.
Aug l9-iawiwt
MICHAEL NOURsE,
.9gsnt Life Isuanee Company, Hartford, Conn.,
n Office No. A6 Thirteenth street, M
"hn men think a mortal hut ihemselves''-
How OF fathers whose ccnm
prompt fund for their widows and
children in ~ death.
Ang l4-iaw3w fa Until
AND WARRANTS y.OcATED.-The subscribers win To-
Ii Ohio, Indiana Illinois, Iowa, and give
a correct description OF The land located
this incorrect they viii
land giving another warrant for the same
quantity,
personal superintendent. 49, ! : n N
~ street, oppo,le Me Past onHce wvhips'on, Q O.
Iay N-sawam i 8 4N
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posr orrrcE pEpAnrmrnr.

Hon. James Campbell Postmaster General The direction
and management Of the Post Office Department assigned
by the constitution and the Postmaster General That
its business be the conveniently arranged and pre-
pared aa action it is distributed among several bu-
reaus follows The Appointment Office, in charge of the
First Assistant Postmaster Genera the Contract Office in
charge the Second Assistant Po smaster General the
Finance Office charge Of the Thitd Assistant Postmaster
cera and the Inspection Office, in charge Of the chief
clerk
Appointment Oce.IIoratio King, esq, First Assistant
Postmaster General and clerks. To this Office
assigned all questions which relate to the establishment and
dcontnuance post offices, changes OF sites and names
OF posmasers and route ana local
accents as also the giving of instructions to postmasters
Potmaters are furnished with marking and rating stamps
and letter by this bureau which, charged also with
nent and with superntendence OF the several agencies
supplying postmasters with blanks TO this
bureau likewise assigned the supervision OF the ocean mail
steamship lines and of the foreign and international postal
arrangements
Contract O5ce-Wilam H. Dundas, esq, Second Assist
ant Postmaster General and twentysix clerks TO ths OF
ce il assigned the business of arranging the mail service
of the United States and placing the same under contract
embracing all correspondence and proceedings respecting the
reonency OF trips mode of conveyance and times o de
different sections OF the country the points
az mail distribution and the regulations for the government
~ tho domestic mail service of the United States pre-
the mail proposals. receives the pa
INA ttes charge of the annual and occasional mail lettings,
md the and execution of the Contracts All ap
lar the establishment alteration OF mail arrange
s,d Tho Of mail nessengcrs should be sent
70 ri, oe All claims should be submitted II for trsnspor
service not under contract the recognition OF SAID
service Il fret to obtained through the Contract once as
authority for proper credits at the AUDITORS oi
fee From this Office all posmasers as tae enas o. au M re-
the statement Of mail arrangements prescribed Tor tho
r,snecve routes II reports weekly 10 the Audor m con-
erecuted and all orders affecting accounts tor mail
transportation prepares the statistical srno'" ot tac mar
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TREASURY DEPARTMENT.

TREASURY DEPARTMENT.. y
The Treasury Department consists OF the Offices OF the Sec
retarY of the Treasury comptoers commissioner OF
the CUSTOMS six auditors treasurer register, SOLICITOR light
house board, and survey.
The following brief indication Of the duties OF these
several offices and Of the force employed therein respectively
Secrearys 09ceHon James Guthrie, Secretary Of the
Treasury Hon. r.. q. Washington Assistant Secretary
one engineer charges architect and three draaghtnen
temporarily employed, and twenty three clerks The Secro
y Of the Treasury is charged with the general supervision
OF the fiscal transactions OF the government and Of the
cuton the laws concerning the and navigation
OF the United States. He superintepds the survey Of the
coast the lighthouse establishment the marine hospitals OF
the United States and the construction OF certain public
buildings for custom houses and other purposes.
First Coepfrolcrs Oefcc.Elshn Whttesey, esq, Comp
roler and fifteen clerks lie prescrbos the mode OF keep
ing and rendering for the civil and diplomatic
vice well the public nds and revses and eertfes the
balances arising thereon.
Second comptropers O6fee.--John NJ. Brodhead, esq,
bomproer and clerks He prescribes the mode
OF keeping and rendering the accounts p the army navy
and Indian departments the pub Service and revses and
eeriiies the balances arising the,r,D.
Office Of Of the Ca.om..Hngh J. Anderson
e Commissioner and eleven clerks He prescfibes the
mode OF keeping and rendering the accounts OF the customs
revenue and disbursement aud for tho building and repair
w usomhouses, dc and revsca aud certibes the paances
@islng thereon,
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Passengers Arrived by Steamers

FROM VERA CRuz-By The Orizabq:
Lopez Lopez Mrs lopez, child. gchua
braslenAn, BIatnegrn G
Plummer, 10 in the ateerage 80 r.
From Sr MARTIssvrLLE-By The Frank Keeling
Harnees ssGer, Mrs Goldman. S'
FRoM OPELousAs-By the Opelottsas
MI LageIy and lady, Bosa aud ladies' Smith, Mrs prescol
Capt Mmha Capt Carp, Col ii McAahon Lze Frauuusa
Henry. '' '
FROM GRAND LAKE-ByM the R " MtRae:
Messrs Lewis Hne Ledge, Parker Dor.ey Cummings For
Dr Fox Clark oLaias oae ksun RYAN
FROM ST. LouIs-By The L M Ke1nett.
Mrs Lsatott aud child Harkne lady Reyaoldf Bar
af' STAFFORD Carrier and cousin, Cunningham Wefmuck
aieSesly, Whlenham, Aggordsn, Reno.
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MEMORANDA.

The officers the steamship ozab from Vera Cruz eaj instant
reports that on the lat Of June ports a
oy heavy gale which sps driven on shore
aid totally loat Further down the coast Ypi the
p p water "eh Pummer, mssr driven from her
anchorage and esams total wreck Capt Ppmmr Of the
WITCH came parseron the ozaha th lives
and property to the and half million was de-
sroYed- " ~
river at that point falling iaH athsr very hot The
rsham hence had arrived Scott and coumbus
expected up that day The Nebraska VIM Bagay
iF0oue and st Nicholas were all advertised New ouans
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THOUSANDS o. TENS. OR EVEN HUNDREDS or THOU
As al HNhpatP ~ THE OUTLAY OF FIfTYFIyE DOL
& fOURTHOUSES, Notaries, Jewellers, Bro.
si-ams miles and OTHER. DESTROYS II easdng fra IN
nfs ana nufgar books money other snail
invited assortment 81 Haiss
PATENT CONCRETE FREPR OF SAFES inc adpa s5mr i'll .
- II key Of which is gat half dollar CON-
The deying capacity this surpsH.d b
WINE "a greatly superior
ngy apparent 10 those who ason betyesa
$40 I'm most popular afes Of other descriptions
conHast Understood when
n.r hha Pate-oa nierof box wood with
oat any IRON nsds ano that former wrought
cnrey riyetsd than the The prepared to
ihlt aat y such gainsay and viii
he uhvsrying dyaess Of the Concrete will smipsuy "a
commend 4 y the nodH Of those who have tbs
dumPaeas from the Sagmandsf
cessd Ths cinrence is important
re iabcs delicate injured by tbs
always saa1 Safes en- EXPOSED y re
The following
ard many imagine intend noyig Sut rsips a
NO. - suse above the Of Common.
NEW Or tRAss April 10, 1856
Mr. Isaac Sir As you Of HALL Pa
stating that the above named our yn
aoe and portion M that the ire
OF March 18TH lss4 on Magazine street
The four stories VI 1ed
put to most severe test aud notwithstanding heat
fcenty csoIed 40 nterwads the sonsats
which about hundred doar bile found 10
have confidence in tina than that we
know OF. Respectfully, yeurs, H. NJ BARLOW d CO..
Dsasisia Woodeu-wAre IS Cana st.
Those using the Old styles Of chests
thee who have such % pieces hsu
exposed ire and eer but slight by
glhrs. r
hand salamander Safes
Iron Chests Powder Proof Bank Locks Paa
baauceH ana Scales ISAAC BRIDGE,
jyll 3md&w n htssay
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IMPORTS

,s in PUG Audano
Schmidt eoe0o de EgaasTotal sl2io-is bales obaa Rn
creme deo-l case II Fenk-S cases Pug Andano. ~
merchandise. - " @1s'A seo-assofted
aAvANA.Brg Gsttngs-4o suga Murrsop-es do do
eats &cos0 DO do Is bb
lot cigars and tundries o order. NO oihahasf'
fHlLApELPHtA-Brig Brown-Assortsd merchandise
FEEsAf oA-Shr Diamond baiss Parue I4a.a.
40 40 " ad Saunders Huut-6 do Rdgsl Terrlsj
cotton. : = "'iit'-i o'Ai 10 paies
MoBILE-schr 9 Brown-Nava stores TO order
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Hardware, Iron, Copper, Zinc and Tin
Plates.
Il e 8 T LEY & Elm,
40 ouy Il Tfo,o., sf~.ot

Hardware, Iron, Copper, Zinc and Tin
PRIEST LEY BEIH,
SO and OIL Camp street.
gsD IMPORTERS and DEAL
sss .SSsssss.s
= i /: &.
~ = ~ s "a .I .s'r =
sss .oua Sas.h ssrIson, aal, roana .as.qas,s,
t. ;: s: :sSssl. { !: +: e
e . S s..sS.ss.... .oiissi,on, 40 .s
f.: !; - Ss |::;; Il s EEl..ii:
800 sdi' EasA American Iron
sss r.! s.
soS !. oaiasa Pressed spikes r'A'''
ss fl' r. s. ss.9 zss e
''fss dozen 90 tsss sA'
90 6 f5s. An.. .af 81 Cher
Ss ISsIsa "a ''''''
sa.s I'LL F.::s :
tIoos and Plate aingssi Bui.snd Parliament ao w
assass p iissy aIss sss.
iistssss R esh ssi,s-'
cIes.eus, 40; aaa III saw. assian eS Hoe,
Hollow Ware and Csstinge Potafrem Z, as ,;,,,
IsrIed and Msnilla Rope, nIIDfzss; " 'f''
oakuE, isrlln0, Fion
Oils, Sperm, Whale Lard iinssad.
Aslirtt Pure White Load;
Brooklyn numbers White Lead.
Black aad Yellow Paints, yerdieris. = .....-4
Paris and Chrome Green; -
Miland Grind
Sheet, Bar and Pig Load. Pipe, etc ."..
~ Theyare for foiIov;no NJ
m & ~ aAait Eh CO.'S CELEBRATED TgyExssvE
tJLiiNe WukkS, toilet
b and eport Of hs chsmhsr
ths city declared to ba Of the quality VI
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES SHEET ana Bof,T COPPER yvnpvs
large ana asll Assorted - ''NAp'
anllyuppfoved. 1850 HiihiAos nuiVsf-
pounds. 1' ''sf''i'm S"so1V0V
LOUNGES SUGAR AND COTTON PLouGHs @"
kS All Of which, addition taeif yn sTee a,a
stock. hey will sell the price, and on the ,
~ sn' InoaA iipsiAi
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EXPORTS.

foRkshp Dadem-,5s bales cotton hhSp 80
~ oe pork 2 do -four $50 do Lard 200 do lard oil las
80! hides, loo obs tallew sandres f' --
- N-'' DAiuseptohi OF mas TO-
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Stock on hand not cleared ......371e7 1896
SUGAR AND MoLAssEs Transactions were con-
fined to email lots
fLoUh The market was firm, and we noticed sales
OF 90 bbs Indiana supene at 49, 100 st. Louis Beair)
at the same l22 ST. Louis So supefne and 50 SO
for Extra so supsr6ne So So and other small
at So 25t6s8 SO . Dbl
ahALN 1.-The supply OF Corn light, and barely
1870 sacks were Sold Of which poor Mixed yellow
a. Szz Wooc ll5 White at 90e $50 White Mixed at the
same and 44o White at 92ke p bushel OF Oats $50
SACKS 81 Louis were taken Coz bushel Sales of 800
sacks Wheat, in three lots at 81 BIZ % bushel of
Bran 100 sacks were sold at 90s p 100 Is.
PROVISIONS Pork still retailing at SIS y Dbl
for Mess and lot of $50 bbs Soft Mess was taken at SIG
y bblof Bacon IL casks Clear Sides sold at 1ot
y 10. Nothing Of any moment doing in Lard
HAY Ao baes Western were taken, in lots. at $500
s32 p ton.
coFFEE.. Good demand and we noticed sales Of 1850
nags hio as follow 1900 at scat 1o1 and 200 from
the Panama's cargo, at liz y h.
POTATOES Sales $50 bills mostly at 81 SO for Pink
eyes, and 81 so0s2 so q bbi for Meshannicks.
GoNNf BAGS, loco bundles were sold at IL ~, and
lot of bales, to arrive, at &c.,
WHISKY Holders asking s4k035t p gallon for
Reotifed.
FREIaHTs...A chip was taken for Boston at 1S4 for
Cotton. ~
E4oAANeEs. Market very dull and rates irregular.
We yet quote N''''
francs ACKNOWLEDGEMENT. IF sl< 61bf 161< a dollar
New York sixty-day Bills [a2x q ~ A.
eA "A'eAs w New York. .parlOA u ct prem
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RECEIPTS oF pRnnunE

An'elopel wagon cowau Reess
Duty &o a % d sas q 49, 49, Do DC
pP sssi s;maIs
g. aa p Do
Do .a. flour 5Shn snGsy do oIes6y Is
Pos Eoq aedsRo pi s sal1s swips
i H. sa psT 10
f hss. do s ses q
L. lsyy az Rs n DO DO ss ass
sssg Z,
&Si BIZ Pomroy &eTos iobses Al'h'
dosP ~ g. esD bs cotton
Friss9n4 do DO Robon Aens do do Jeakn. 8sos
d ss,esf s Dc d" ss sa
KIN eamss Rssss nA''
ssT Kepnet-9oo bbls Hour somerys sras
ass,s asgtss s
osSy na 5 M sos &
teSaee RRo oas ss s 81 dG q
sssas 1s sas do DC
coils do
81 ssos ca
s$ss e. ssa 'f
&colusdes oldeTota lis hlds tobacco '''e' in0np
ffS' 4 as
81 do Do d, podho do do pG!d g sren
eeon ss hSds sssa az
bbls molaases. " ' sAkA' 40
aRAND Lake sesmsr MeIasas bales Robson
McRae Addgs Comin Walker &co4s Buchanan caTro
&co44 Wright Davenport kcos6 hcLemor &coss d. do
Ctemws-9a Oakley Hswkius-23 Williams
% Cuddy Bowa &eots Gorrson Btethersis Mandyis Met
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PEARL RVERsteamer Virginia PeMl-3 bales cotton Anderson
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GARRETT bids Boniguy Ganucbau,
II DO do IL bb moas BUga Foley Avery4O do 6i 40
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New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1855-07-26
CATTLE MARKET.

NEDsnsDas EvEyIre, July 25 1856
To-Day sss Sheep, 1876 Hogs and 2s head of Veal
Inc supply is ample of all kinds of STOCK except
Hogs. Prices are firm at our quotations:
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1855-07-26
NOTICE OF ELECTION.

date the 9Th day Of Ivy 1885 by
sney O. Hshe Governo the Stale Of Louisiana tbs quAdd
the Parish Of oeans hereby notified
viii be held MONDAY the 18Th Of next 1885, Judge
District Cours Of New olesn vacancy
STONED by the resignation Of the Honorable u N. Lea.
fols will opened nnaaonsd from The
hour O'clock morning until o'clock evening"
places under the
and Clerks to appointed Common Council
City Of New Orleans by the Police Jury that part Of the
II 0eaes hs right bark OF the Mississippi river
The Election be coduced, ard dup tbs
IN t.fsignst returning ofhcay, according to
shsriG Office, PGflah Of OrlsAp tha 18th u Ju 1855.
jy2etd MAhpEViLLE MARlGEY, Sheriff.