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The long hoped for of the fall Of Sebastopo has
from combination of circumstances failed to produce
that improvement in the Cotton Market which had been
predicted. good but not animated demand was expe-
rienced on Monday and Tuesday when the of our
arrived and rather higher prices were obtained
but holders supplied the market freely it speedily
grain would for the moment at least counterfeit the in
fuence of the improved aspect of the The further
rise in the rate OF discount by the Bank of England yes
terday has given additional dullness to the market which
closes fatty at barely the prices of Friday last The sales
to-day estimated at 5000 bales 900 to spectators
and exporters.
The adyices from Manchester report rather strong
market but without any excitement On Tuesday some
spnners refused business unless at advance slight
advantage was obtained but yesterday the was in
favor of buyers particularly since the announcement of
the advance in the rate of discount In cloth there ia
steady business doing and prices firm
MUsGRovE, VANCE & CO., Cotton Brokers'
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ARRIVED.

ARRIVED
Steamer Fshien Baker fcn Pua Ross via Tampa Bay PEN
aaroia. 70 u 5 Quarter M44tdr--ist distrist =
district ~Nt'fS'~ 'r- -
Ship Lady Fla kim (ue W ya Portland Mefs disifiet a.
saG amy, ahl from Mobile ballast nassrPoint.
SP Susn bfo@n 70 days from Boon, Hinpan3d drct.
emp runner 80 days from Boston, Whitney Gco9d
Ship Josephine Harding Jordan IS daya York ballast
SHIP Ailaas srth is days from Nav York Woodruff
Ship Dean days from Bos.on 10 estsr aeo
sehr Flying DIagR Goodspeed, from ,t TO maer--Point
sehr Seventy Pr, " savef, from bIoxi-Basin.
Schr bioom Daley from Gown sten--Ra.n
schr Leman, Whitaker, from BIer-Easo
s sh S Zen, M VT , r N Amtte RiyerBaain.
s sehr Ei ns R "apa days f,sm Sabine PassBasin.
snhr Trinity, -, 2dAya from Mobile 10 mastsr-,bssn
Sehr gseeola, duncan from Anite Riyer-Baso.
Sshr James q Elizs, Steele, from Biio1i-Baaia
steam boats
John simonda, Church, from Memehi.
ID, Jf folineR, from veEAb4rg.
Antelope, Smith from Louisville s..+-. z.4
opheiia, Dmitry, from Baz.
IoWhoa ii IVY Palmer from the down gbbr0't
snps Atlantic and Northampton and sobr living Dtason
ToHboat Jnnus Beeba Andrews from th psas iph
'uEGs up ~ 1aalsn European aud josephine Harding.
BeloW-coming Up.
Ship Mid ON Boston, W j Dswey
Slip Heller, ffem New York 10 CfesyT Il Fa,wsn
Ship Iowa, Curtis from Boston - 'i'
Ship \ Perry, from PHILADELPHIA .
Ship John Spear Spear, from Boston
Ship yieks6arg, HG2h,s, from New Yotk to Cohen.
ship Evira Owen, Ale1ands from Phiadelpbs
Eatk Hose standabr Gale from York
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MEMnKAMnA

hei fashoh on the Sd na in Tampa Bay, met mail
fi'faa boaad m Nothing from Indians This ahp
Hsos from New York in Pas Loasre, reported
saue antelope left Louisville instant port
orleans steamer Trabut, leave The
b ahedan vas on the was at New Albany The Ohio river
the at rising slwy with feet Of water 10 Cairo The
Wabash river whs rng the nat
Grsnd Chain The cabsrand very
se "sasaet was cold with indications of rain The
p LOUIS Gu the I'D ns rising lowy, with seant
seven feet the cfannei to Cairo The Ill.,
downrsPo si1 and half feet Of Turkey Island
Inc upper MissipPt at keokuk, rising il
for New Orleans OCEANS Hny Ada and David GIBSON
The Antelope passed the Empire State Point
She Lies up stream aud cabin floor
be broke two amid hips,
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ssis,7ss lA,l4s,4ss S.0ss,s4s
Comparative Statement for tho a0eeks.
Actual decrease of Loans for the week .

Actual decrease Of Loans for the week 2sgsa
The mails at skies and The letters by the
steamship America of the 18th ut. from Liverpool were
received yesterday Notwithstanding the presumed
of the Allies before Sebasopol the money in
England continued to tighten Our adrices from New
York also indicate growing demand rates of interest
having advanced to and per cent where they ruled
only six and eight weeks at and per cent Foreign
Exchange particularly sterling, abundant the
kst, with fixed rates.
Gold continued to be exported from England to the
continent. The Times, Of the 18th, says:
The drain of gold from the Bank of England is the
consequence Of the Turkish loan than any other
single On the 18th OF September one million
sterling paid nstament the whole Of which
sent in specie out Of the market On the 18th also
there to be paid nsament of the British sixteen
million loan, which would transfer 100000 sterling from
individuals to the government All this has occasione
quick demand for money, but which will be temporary.
The Influences however says the London News work
the money and markets tend powerfully to in
ducs caution and restrict speculation.
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FRESH ARRIVAL OF
We wv. FaaLE GOODS.
n p sCANLAN 90


Nos IL and Ia Charities street.
Tho pleasure informing the Lades they have Just
opened another splendid aseormepto of
NEW FALL GOODS,
which their attention respectfully Called heae part
Of every variety Of the newest stylts Of
RICH AND eoLoRED DRESS SILKS,
such
Plain Figured, Watered, Plaid and Striped,
Black and Colored MORE ANTIQUE.
Black and coorsd GASHMEkIs, MUSLIN DE LANES AND
ALPACAS,
Plain Figured, Plaid and Striped.
PLAIN SHANGHAI
MousSEEINE DE BFZE.
CREPE D'EsPAGNE.
EMBReeERiEs. eA.s.s.
cLoAEs AND MANTILLAs.
RIBBONS AND FLOWERS.
MILLINERY. sts etc.
4Leo....
Auohsr assomsa, Of DR. Ess SILKS ANS cents per yard
~ Same Reduction In Prses hssts.srs On spt spt
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SHERIFFS SALES.


srTa Dsrn,eT ee0@r City af New sTEse
pY VIRTUE Of writ Of sfieri faciaa tn me
y directed by hosorsbs ,hs risi p.,;.s -. - ~
Orleans ia the shove entitled proceed 10 All a. aMe
suction the R3tgnds Of HE City haSxs St Is ~
tvasn Charles aad Roy Streets SATURDAY Noysmey
1855, at I2 o,rlnek M ''r@sis ''"t
LOT OF GROUND Fourth Dissric. ~ iii. IN
city No a. eopri,sd within ST. E
st Andrew and 3d. Mary strssts. fss @
Amand saat by handred feet 90 S. andrew
Story Rfsms HVpss shD9is rooA having four with
places, old frame stables, three esterns, etc.
Seized In the above suit. Tsrms-Cash on the spot
VAUDEVILLE MARIsNY,
!. o9l9Sons stsriF 81 the Pariah 81 Orleans.
y LOUIS .9Hs Bur
NY VIRTUE Of writ of seizure and sale,
70 ms dirsetsdby shs Honorable The Fifth Dsa Cur.
New oraea m TIE shore entitled will proceed
public aueion ths Randa Of hs City Exchange
at IA Isedek NJ = " = r -
CERTAIN LOT OF GROUND, sith buildings thereon III
ne bonrs Annunet Of this cy deaigna;e5 A
by 80 On hgaratira plan nexed
peofs u D. Arfs late Notary, the 18th D. esmhs 1879 Said
ot 10 eef hches aed bird
e Fsen &hrsst and Richard strses by 1871 ft
aehea 20 dsph and ad Of Lot No. Is
tsMes 1874 and dspoEd the office Of H. Care Notary
tnla city, he buildings sad Let
HOUSE sasle roofsd eontann Story
FRAME hGhen ainale rooted, containing rotm
nooYe WIN thsds irets and abod the yard
terna, etc. ssizsd In the above seis.
t& Ierms-caah On the spot
vaudeville MARfGNY,
q ~ AZ De-. II n
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sbock ON hand, not cleared 1881 10,522
SUGAR AND MoLAssEs.. :. On Saturday 90 hhds
Fair to Fully Fair sold at 6ss06Ae but not then
reported OF Molasses 70 bbs taken yesterday ON
the evee, at 25926t B gallon for Good to Prime Re-
boiled Refinery dull, and retailing at 300 U gallon
FLOUR. The stock light and prices were higher
The sales embrace 2500 bbs of which 1874 Unbranded St.
Louis at 81 SO, $50 at 81 621s $50 superne in three
lots at 81 u.s. 800 at 81 1A5 Fancy Tennessee at 49,
and 500 Extra, "a single LOTT at SIS % q bbl
GRAIN. Corn was in good request with sales of 1000
sacks Old (I4oo and 6l0) at 7os 100 Yellow at a. and
some New at Goo bushe. Of Oats 1900 sacks were
sold in several lots at 438454 % bushel lot of So
sacks Bran was taken at 600 a loo fb.
PROVISIONS. We noticed only retail sales of Pork
at $2l 5o0s22 " Dbl for Mess OF Bacon 81 casks
Ribbed Sides were disposed Of in lots, at and some
Shoulders at liz q Lard 100 bbls and tercss
Prime were sold, from store, at 111se q Ii.
G0FFEE.. Sales 450 bags Prime Rio at I01st and
so bags Fair at 104s % Is.
CANDLES. $50 boxes Star Proctor dambe's) were
taken at 26t ~ fb.
LARD OIL -. We noticed retail sales at 95d6a
81 10 q gallon for Summer and Winter Strained
WHISKY. 50 bbls Rectifed were sold at 3she and
"a Raw at 81 DC q gallon.
FREIGHTs....A ship taken for Havre at ~ for
Cotton and 81 GO hhi for Flour and Liverpool
ut 1a-l6d for Cotton
EXCHANGES. Market very dull at quotations:
Sterling. D166 and 10aL
frenos ST q hk56f. 2SA U dollar
New York sxty.day Bills ...........2% OK OF dis
Sight Checks On New Yesk. ,siaH dis
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CITY 1T EN- 8.

HEALTH or THE C1TY.-Thanks to the cool
bracpg weather tbat last week. the city Ia
cheering degree Of health and the yellow
fever Is little more than The intsrmsnts for
the week ending Sunday morning. October at O'Clock
ware follows:
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CATTLE MARKET.

MosnAY EyENsra, Oct g. 1865.
Arrived to-day, $40 head Of Texas and Attskapas
Bseves and 100 bead Texas Calves No Western Cattle
in market.
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SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.

TuEsDAr MoRHING, Oct. O. 1866
CLEARED YESTERDAY.
Ship Ophir, Bsrns, for New York IA yo.aict
Ship Euphraaia Marsha for Boaton Ions, Msekns Sfe
Bxik Chas Brewer MeEslion for BosoB Creeyy Fsrrs
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CITY HOTEL, NEW ORLEANS.
FNyHE SIJRcrpTpEp rn,naotfu1lu on,o


10 his friends the public generally that this well known,
yoe and odeAtsbshed during the
completely svery improvement that
suggssd e has haep adopted All have
ohected The been painted
and ed with fashionable and elegant furniture, especsy
the Ladies' Spontaneously has been
commodaiion of the public. :
sspla 3ai r, S. MORSE, Proprietor.
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COMMERCIAL MATTERS.
Nstp OrIsans gaonep 5@araet.

CRESCENT orrIcE No. 10 Camp street
Monday Evening, October g. 1855. j.
The Money Market continues easy. The offerings in
Bank however, increasing which denotes increase
In business paper which IL steadily enhancing beyond the
daily income Of the Banks outsde Of Bank the supply
Of money the increase and rates for paper range
from to and sk to for good and 10 to IL for second
grade, of SIX months date,
The weekly statement Of the Banks Of last Saturday
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REVIEW OF THE MARKETS,

TUESDAY MORNING. Oct. o. 1856
COTTON. The demand continued active yesterday,
and the sales again reached 10000 bales Prices were
generally very frm and in instances an improves
ment realized but for the present retain our
tations:
NEW ORLEANS CLASSIFICATION.
Inferior. SOC Middlng Fais.. 10 DICK
Ordinary ..,.....716O7a Fair .............,1oH0-
Middling ............Sn9I Good Fair...........-D-
Good Middling.. .914f0s4 Good and Fine.......-0-
TOBACCO. We heard of only 80 hhds sold on pri-
vate terms.
COTTON AND TOBACCO STATEMENT,
CorToN-halea. TeHtogo--hhdA
Stock on hand Sept, /, 1855 49,. 4oha7 HIP
Received since. ..,.,... l47s 1,79s
yesterday. 3,541= l65,014 600 1T93
205,55l 1868
yesterday. .2iss7= 1898 ss= 2ese
Stock on hand, not cleared .l28613 1O522
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The Exchange Market opened this morning heavily.
During the day three of the Banks put their rates for
checks NewYork ut per cent. discount, while one
holding at and another at II and the Ajax had no
at ALL Being the first OF the week, usual opera
tions have not settled down like regularity and 1t Is
almost impossible to give quotations which may have
influence market during the week. nevertheless
give our views supported by actual transactions Good
private bills at sight NewYok have been sold at per
cent dis In time bills there have been but few sales,
the Canal Bank purchased from their customers at
~ per cent dis Some Of the other Banks purchased at
az to 2h and two cut of the market for To-day
There great redundancy Of Exchange for the season.
with little or demand for Western account causes
languid tone in the market. The Banks are well and
abundantIy supplied, having at this time S3,086,349
against 81 37222 at the period ago This
is very great increase with the expected increase of
business which will absorb the greater share OF their in
come is manifest that they cannot absorb
million Of dollars In Exchange above the present line
without an increase importation of specie. The
marks applicable to domestic funds will also foreign
Exchange. First class Sterling BILLS taken to-day
at 108; bills with shipping documents from to II,
and faYorite signatures at IN. The offerings
large for the season. but not large for the produce on
market Francs plenty and the remarks Sterling
Will apply to them We quote
s,y day: on a i' I'LL aaax Ct prem
sly s sss
Sigh York, BANKERS bis.
On western and Southern cities no demand.
The Stock Market Is without animation The only sale
to-day was fifteen shares of Citizens Bank at s124 All
stocks have upward tendency Canal is held at
with disposition evnced to sell at that We notice the
sale shares of Nsw0rleans Gas Light Company in
Philadelphia at 112k.
Condition os Banks Of this city for The ,seek ending Sal
Il 1lrfr1 Se1eu her
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PIANOS.
KEIHE SUBSCRIBER, being the -ssssEEsl
W. S. HALSEY, 1856 Camp street,
e3 dAW4n sscoad floor below 81. Pstsick's chnr
CONFECTIONERY ETC.
F@yuF JINDRPCTGMEn ca.nan,f,,lJ

the public that from this day he viii keep ha Confectionery
the whole that besides full
Cakes s he will also Hot Coffee for he accommodation Of
the pubif and the par,iculat
He informs his friends that he keeps
CU1ERIE, Poydrau Market snussges
Hog Cheese std Tongues,
OF private saPpsra aoraos, wholesale and resaii.
p. BOHNEcAzE Conditioner,
os 83p. eafner Can AID Poydtas
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Commercial Intelligence.
Per America LIVERPOOL, Sept. II, 1855.
CURRENT rRloEs OF AMERICAN corros THIS DATE.
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fIas1 Jusrss'a coeaT, . c. STEWART c,sy Nav
PARISH OF 0ELEAna lsaas.-so ls, sol.
ICY VIRTUE of writ OF tieri facias, to me
NJ directed BY he Hon. L. U. Gasnus Peace
Parish ct Uriesns puGIic
DAY Dc. 4h, 1885, II O'Clock NJ my Warehouse $40
TehauEt. oaias areet, the following property tewi
II street Tampa; Coai . az Pipe. =
Seized in the above sait. Terms. Cash.
n3 Il i
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N OTICE-Any claims against the succession
Of Cornelius 8. Dnggan deceased ba
oag paid Howard, Attorney of the Succession is
Commercial Place, TO the undersigned.
se9e If WIN. SiER, Gnrator,
u M o v A 1.-THE ADAMS EXPRESS
u. o. COMPANY and HARNpENs EXPRESS have sd
rom % to 81 Camp au46 nj
tai Office TO DRAYMEN.-We will pay no
Drayag from Shipping those having
order. lae0 iml = s. H KENNEDY d CO
BARREL CART-One Barrel Cart in first
IL rate order, for sale low bV
o6 A s. COCHRAN 4 HALL. SO Graver street,
MIR. PHOENIX N. WOOD is as ociated with
1y the Undersigned partner, take effect the 1
ensuing November [sel1-lml JAMES Rob- co.
ND ICHARDS CAPE LINE, FOR SUGAR
Il MAklNG3o0 barrels superior article for making fof
sale by l. o, HOLDEN d co., Agents.
sssA tplm " Magazine street,
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GAS FIXTuRES.--OEHMIcHE y LoERRrER.
VI No. a9 Chartres street, respectfully Inform tha
the pnbac geneay and seevvng
nvaes The atest patterns of Gas Chandeliers
OF all descriptions.
Having c.yfor they
work in thsir lime Noftisfn Prices.
P.,euar attention given 10 fitting Gas Fixtures private
dwellings.
They ao assasa for Kiadsr'ssas Rssula,p iys IN
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ssRAZIL NUTS-30 bbls Brazil Nuts, for
n sMsby a. 4. COCHRAN d HALL "a sssssf 81. islt
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PHkauSHE JrsTaR Pax e. coaNELL CLy Of New
F4EoIssk D0RLsxss. leans eat D. AOOHE-No. IL $50.
ENN VEkTU dun writ de feri facias q moi
IL ADDRESSES Hon l. u aIsanis, Penise Iass PAX
IA Paros dorieas
yESDkED 10 dc Neverbrs midi
aAyoir-
IN ilas Neipoene
les Martin Claiborne, cent vrgt pda
front. @
Shsis dana Fafairs Ct dsaauE.
CSnaisteuB Compliant
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couRTl LOUIS cADAUf FRANK BANKs.-
PAaIsn ORLE.ss I No. ,Ug1.
A.Y VIRTUE of q writ of feri faeias to me
by u Gaienn Justice the Peae,
will at public uon TUES
DAY October, IL O'Clock NJ at WAREHOUSES No. 240
Tehen pitouias
Oae LJsof
asas - w Aoe's s4es' j. j. HOPPE Constable.
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NOTICE TO TAXPAYERS.

"A SSESSMENT AND TAXATION for the
IN Year ls55-The ROLLS OF ASSESSMENT
ct OF the of Orleans
thirty days thus date at Office
No. Hail. Lafayette streets
M to p M order shat aegrisved by
Assessment appeal and have the corrected,
rect.
GEORGE Y. BRIGHT, Recorder of the First District.
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CUTTING AFFAIR. "A man named Hanian
Cumbach yesterday arragned before Recorder Bright
charged by Mr. John Cook with assaultiDg beating and
dangerously woundpg Peter Casus in the head with
knife, ten O'Clock Sunday night Tchoupitouas
street, between Robin and Race. Cumbach refused
bail and sent to prison for re-arragnmsnt the 18th
instant.
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SCENE AT THE BAYOU BRIDGE. - Recorder
Ramos informed, grossly insuted on Sunday
afternoon his residence at the Bayou Bridge by
man named Bourgeois A friend of the Recorders, who
happened be near Mr. Wiltz took up the insult the
Recorder being possessed of the proper physique
set-to with an athletic enemy. Witt and Bourgeois,
from words got blows and desperate fight ensued
tween them; rough and tumble, during which they
foundered about the ground, and bit each others
faces awfuy. The Recorder passive spectator Of
the whole scene-and as it all bis account and to
certain extent, in the country where fights free
presume he will not be because then and there
he able to exchange the human feeling natural
the occasion for the magstersl recttude and stocism
that would have behtted him under other circumstances
There has been complaint made by the Recorder or
any else
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81
ths purpose closing copanship, .ho Gretna Sash
Blind Machines the latest
poyemen slcelsd by in the State together
with Buildings tho and the privileges the
ground sold at private sae, it will be sold Mt
phbe action - O'Clock Nj at Banka Arcade, on SATURDAY
the l3ih OF October.
rah; balance twelve and eighteen month
k Persons wishing the premises gt further tnor
NATION please call D. SIECHtoMB Josephine street, be-
tween Rousseau aves set t. RtMBALLS Grocery
door 10 the Factor O
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No. M5s 4

gN [ No. M5S %
AN ORDINANCE concerning the P ublic Markets.
SEC. Be II ordained that from and after the ffs
day of January 1876 il shall be unlawful for any per-
son 70 oseapy any portion q ,he tldewalks Or pave
by deposting hercoe, for safe oher purposes any
article whatsoever calculated 10 obsruct The free pas
sage thereon by pedes,ransor 10 erect continue f
slready erected, in OH or the said sidewalks
pavemens, any awning, shed, bench or Partition or
10 erec Of continue, if erected within the public mar
kets, any awning, shelf or partition, by which the light
ventilation of said markets may be obsrucled-oF
cook any meat game, fish vegetables within said
markets, or on the sidewalks OF olher public grounds
adJacent-or make keep any fire furnace within
said markets. or on the sidewalks or other public
grounds adjacent: Provided that those persons who
sell coffee and chocolate in said markee may be al
lowed 10 heat the same by means Of spirit or other
lamps, enclosed in such manner shall be safe from
danger of communicating fire TO other objects. say
SEC. q. Every person conravenng any of the pro-
visions of the foregoing secto may be arrested by
commssary other police officer and taken before The
Recorder Of the District, when he sha be sussarlly
tried according TO the forms OF law, and if found guilty.
shall be condemned paw fine of ten dollars Tor The
first offence, and not less than twenty or more than
| committed and imprisoned not exceeding thirty days,
until the fine fnes in either case, be paid said
zines 10 enure 10 the benefit of the city.
Sec That the farmers of the markets shall pros
vide for keeping clean, whnewashing and sweeping
Them at their own expense, except such cleaning as
already contracted for. ,3=s... .5lrga laval 5
5S President Board OF Assistant Aldermen.
[SgnedJ ). !. LUG ENBUHL
President Board OF Aldermen
Approved November 30, 1856. -
[signedl JNo. L. LEWIS, Mayor.
A true copy. THos. THEARD, Sec'y.
| Notice is hereby given, that on MONDAY. the Sd
December will adjudcate at my Office at IL O'clock
NJ Z, the above collection.
dl at .51Ts o. DEBUYs, Comptroller
| f.@' No. 245s ]
R4solced, That the Triangular Market, al the JUNG
on OF Annunciaon and Tchoupi,ouas streets, be anc
| The same is hereby established Vegetable and Frui
| Market.
i Be Il further resoued That the sale of Vegetables
i and Fruit b. prohibited in The st Marys Market from
Il and after the first day Of January, 1856. 81
| [Signedl -,a@ .. r: l.. TRACY, -.
President Board Of Assistant Aldermen,
TSlgnedl j. ]. LUsENBuHL.
President Board of Aldermen
islsnedj JOHN L. LEWIS. Mayor.
| Notice is hereby given, that on MONDAY, the 3
December, will adudicate at my Office at II O'Clock
/ NJ, The above collection
| d1 81 q. DEBUYS, Comptroller.
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E VA \. ND. lseo H.

- VI 1.+.l. No. 1850 j "a -l-s39F89 n :
BE y ordained, That ordinance No. AIS, concerning the
Msrkets, be amended 70 as TO read as follows
Anr The farmers lessees shall Immediately sitter
said adjudicatops nrnh in cssb and their
proisory notes for the balance endorsed to the sats
faction Of the Finance COMMITTEES payable from the first
Of January, at one two tbree four five six ssven eight
uine, ten and eleven months. Should any farmer Or
lessee refuse neglect To furnish the twelfth in
cash. and his notes aforesad the Comptroller s author
ised to sdjudication To be made forthwith
for the account and riak of said farmer lessee.
tSignedl L. II PLACE, s
@ President pro tenn Board Of Assistant Aldermen. \
(Signed) J ]. LUGENBUHL,
President pro tenn Board Of Aldermen,
Approved N November 2gth, 1854
Isignedl JOHN L. LEWIS, Mayor.
Notice is hereby given, that on MONDAY, the Sd
December, will adjudcate my office, at ~ O'Clock,
NJ, the above collsction. D. DEBUYS,
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