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Holiday Presents.
CORNER OF CANAL AND ROYAL SITS.
HYDE 6 GOODRICH,
Invite attention to their large we'll assorted stock
JEWELRY AND FANCY ARTICLES,
....sutsbe for,
CHRIS pM.aS AND NEW YEARS GIFTS.
oa.r a varied assortment of
FOREIGN NOVELTIES,
RICH PLATED GOODS from Enssud
1EWELkf and an endless arsiy articles Paris
TERRA GOTTA WARE, Dresden, PORCELAIN AND BoHEsII.
AN GLASS. from Germany.
GOLD AND ESAMKLEp WATCHES and
rsty from Genoa.
RARE AND BEAuTFuL OBJECTS IN CORAL, frem Napss
PAPIERMAcHE aud alsid Wood Work Boxes Writing Desks
Dressing Cares, Table, Lquer Cases. Jewel Boxes s
FINE PAINTINGS AND PERSIAN sTATuARY.
ARTISTIC BRoSzEs, CLOCKS AND CAsDELABRAs.
FANCY PIECES OF BRONZE OR Mou for aanteI Easete
ornaments.
RICH PEARL BRIDAL sad other FANS.
Ivory Pearl She'll Velvet lspannd and Enae,ed OPERA
GOLD TsIMsLEs PENCILS, CARD CASKS AND PORTE MON
NAIEs.
Handsomely bound BIBLES and PRAYER BOOKS in French .na
Eagish.
Gold Mounted CANES.
Fancy WHIPS RIDING GLOVES.
We have a on hand sed Continually receiving nom
factory in the city. ne- .sslss OF
sILvERW ARE,
Tesapd coss. se,s, Waters,
Pitchers, Goblen,
Cspa 81. Batter Coolers
Sugar Bssksts, Preseivs Dshes,
Punch Bows Gfumb S0rspars
PIE and ICE CREAM KNIVES and FISH cARyEss.
casss Of psssstI Knives and Nut Picks.
And variety OF similar articles suitable fer USEFUL
HANDSOME GIFTS.
HYDE GOODRICH,
Canal and Roy street,,
dsi ,Plai Sign Of the Gslisa Pelican,
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M RRIE d.
DIED;

On Monday evening ath inst, by The Mr. Hsudsrtou Nj
GEORGE MENSMAN Miss ". L. Deiady DIX all Of ths city,
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Superb holiday hooks,
j.. C. Nor gains,
EXCHANGE PLACE,
ADJOINING THE POST OFFICE,
.Yssc Carpet Store.

.Fesc Carpet Store, %
IS CT Mp TREE
We receiving entirely psteras Velvet Tspe,iry
Brusse Bfssow Brussels hrse-ply aud Ingram CARpETiNGs
also, entire article GILT WINDOW SHADES aad COR
slcEs. weiuviie s cali frem purchasers.
L. & lie LKIN,
dss s2s. sscamn street,
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LANGU AGEs.
For .ts6. @ a per !, day. "a PEI month aG
also sfssi .nsasse eay limited, 100 90
come s' sSs aad atsa . wife speak
N's1v.stos pson, detsd to sail fouista
No pains or srsnss spared the
confidence she public strag resr1ed 10
Gen sadiss President Of ne Uned States
Hon T. ISa. Wee d H.
Hon. Hon. .. sas .'H s
Hon. ietn Gale lstv Cove, sossnG Or, Of 4 sbsma
a ss J ss%iss i ss:s. NE SA'1'
r.. B. B. I'd: s oasna cos. n
Hon. e r h.s9 .s's Ssyor
Iion. steelen lac MsyS5 q 4 si% ds.,i..
n RS -. f asSId Ply snn tennessee
| Rev. Dt. Wnss, Tennessee.
Or they Refer to
Hoa. Jos. Walker, late Governor Of Isataapa.
Hon. Johu A. Qastnan,
Hon. Hon. i john a.y Attorney General Of Ae United STATE
Hon Eos q late chief Justice Of Louisiana.
Hon Hon. D: hlayesof Ssw ofIssys:
G. t'0 Rcssiias, Esa, NSw orleans 'H'
aass q Wa,i, d Co, New Orleans.
Tss$sstsp ! 5..ns., =:
:: aaua.sl wh:s a Co, :.
Mat.a t e9Pasa,5f,
| John GsHche,
DR.. Mercer,
Hon. Vim, 81. Gvin, u. S. Senate.
| Hon j. P. BENJAMIN,
| Hoo Sam H0uaton.
Sow n, g. RGnasls Texls
| Hsu. sAe P-ytou, California.
| Hon. Chss Scott, Chancellor, siEissipp.
Chapman Coleman Etq., Louisville Ky.
Geo. D. Frtaltts, Ess Rentutkj.
| A. era line, ESD Ne~ ole,n
| Hon Jonn D. FtesrhEn alisststip pi. stc.,
EB The Ancient ard Modern Languages will
lated NJ
| ES- Good csn be had at s5 per week. u
RUFUS D0LBEAR,
noi9 d1W leg Canal s,rse
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MAILS The mails from the Atlantic cities
came through again yesterday with dates late
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EsoIhear,s Commercial College.
1ne CANAL STREET, 106
FOUNDED 1927

thrdu the year t,tJ,tkN suIp ana
unaR Nj pine il as heretofore always ande his rsASG
own special Instruction. Ai4h
a,gsuya geometry Tgonomey, Surveying aud Navigation
p,aslcs uhdsf the direction Of Pfoi SEQ
ransrment for The rglh Language under the direc.
eS Of Prof NJ for me French
~ Pof Alberto Department for the German
II e ustave van aud Department for Photography
Tsbort Hand BY Prof. Geo. Charuork. .,,., .,.
mainly for Adults aud those whose
& ID 49, valuable and arranged that who wish 10
learn auy Il ,es other branches enone can 90
vaipy m Other None bGI the beat sud most ex
and will DO engaged There
Mn. Elegantly fitted Up Tor .Apote 90
M pnra their laeaonE and APARTMENT o
he PUPILS Of also pae!is pg ROOMS so ht Pupils
ie M c1upe in Of heae branches have zen
hors praces each day. All things will be as heg shond
b. pracuced aud every day NE r. hhgn
world and The social literary snhe Languages Of The greater
49,, ~ ,an and America daily becoming important
to Pups will be- exercised day IN heaang, Htt'nE
mad sppnk ae ans Lang sge they may wish TO eafu.
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4 GOOD EATING AND RNKING.--Rabelais has
not ceased preaehing the Of epcures quit
plying themselves with those things which the
taste and nourshug to the body Therefore the aver
tsament Of j. o. Harris Co.. No 97 Camp street. spec
flying variety Of solid and liquid eeoyments is of
value aud very considerable Importance. Being in itself
an ptome and abridgment feel able only to refer to
! 1t as its own best historian See another column.
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W.atcHnsssking.
H. P. BU CKLEY,

(Las Young Co, } Camp street,
Respectfully invites attention to his enre
stock WATCHES JEWELRy and sILvERwAsE msuufs,
imported expressly his ordsr-every article Of which
fully guaranteed.
Psr'susr attenion invited hi. assortment of Watches which
cannot eEcesd IN The city and will be aod prices
often asked for an inferior article.
az The stie'sst attention. heretofore in Repairing
Diamond Setting, or Jewsry Work. dit SPIN
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FoR YAzoo RIVER The splendid steamer
Moses Greenwood Capt Thomas leaves this evening,
o'clock for ali landings the Yasoo Application
be mads on beard Or to T. B, Smith, 10 New Levee.
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FoR LoUTsynLE.-The magnificent steamer
Belle Sheridan, Capt. A. Key leaves this evening" at
o'clock for Louisville and oil intermediate landings APP
Ply on board Oh to 4. B. Smith, L. New Leyee.
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RED RIyER Our readers and the entire
community will be pleased toearn that there is at this
time, actual prospect Of rise Of Importance in the
waters Of the Red river We also learn that the ouacha
and m tributaries also high and rising Boats which
have been anxlously waiting for months, win
doubtedy be called into requison, and congratulate
their owners at least few months employment.
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q STEAMER GEN Merchants and others who
are nterestsd will please notice that this steamer Gem is
dscbarspg the foot Second street. the Fourth
District owing to the mposblity there is Of her get
ting To- the regular steamboat landing very good
mentary the state Of business asst now is with u.s.
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THE CfRcus There will be three perform
ances to-dayat 10 A. NJ, P. NJ, and o'clock in the
evening II announced positively the last day the
company will reman at their present location and that
entire and new order Of performances viii be given
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.an,e % A. preyfous % con,lnue his SOAP factory

granted to Al Dreyfous to continue his soap factory
situated on square of ground bounded by Elysian
Fields Hope, Frenchmen street and Marigny Avenue.
ThrdDistrci, the remain during the pleas uFe
of the Common Council. H.
Resoivtd, That permss ion be and the is hereby
granted 10 F. Fhrenbach 10 erect blacksmith shop On
Rampant street, tate Hercules streei) between Triton
Walk and Caliope street, the 10 remain during
The pleasure of the Common Council.
The following resolution was, on motion, taken
from the Judiciary Committee
A resolution authorizing the Assistant City Attorney
TO enter credit 10 P. Pagaud, judgment rendered
against him for 500 as.
On motion, the Board receded from its action
on the foregoing resolution, (the said resolution
having been rejected on the 9th Of Oct, 1885,
and concurred in the same.
Yeas--Messrs Bailey, Culbertson, Durell,
Denegre, Dupre, Gilmore, Converse, Price,
Pride and Tompkins-10
The foregoing resolution was called up and
recommended to the Committee ON Streets and
Landings
A resolution authorizing the Comptroller to warrant
on the Treasurer in favor OF H. Goblet, for S2773 90
The following resolution was taken up fer it's
second reading, and was adopted by the follow
ing vote:
Yeas-Messrs. Culbertson, Durell, Denegre,
Lugenbuhl, Price and Pride--G.
Ndys--Messrs. Bailey, Durell, Denegre, Lu-
genbuhl, Price and Pride-5.
Rssolvs That the Comptr oer be authorized to war
rant upon the Treasurer in favor OF VIM. Phelan for
The sum of S94 25 being the of his bill up TO
April, 1854.
On motion, the Board adjourned.
CHARLES CLAIBORNE, Secretary.
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MAYoRALTY OF NEW ORLEANS.

COMMON GoUN GIL,
City of New Orleans, December 10, 1856
No 2493
AN oRDINANCEl 10 regulate The service of slaves
confined in the Police Jail
SECTION l. Be it ordained That all slaves, as well as
negroes and coiored persons claiming be- but unabe
10 prove themselves free, who capable Of working
on The public works, and who may be confined in
the Police Jail shall be employed The public work ks
of the city, under the following regulations.
SEC 2, The slaves, and others forming the gang,
shall be under the superintendent of the Street Com
missioner and guarded by three policemen be detail
ed from the city police, who 10 act under and be
governed by said Street Commissioner in the manage
ment of said slaves
Sec. g. The gang shall comprise all able bodied
slaves as well as negroes and coored persons claiming
to be free but unable TO produce evidence of their
dom, who may have been confine ment in the Police
Jail for more than three days without having been
claimed or released by their masters or discharged by
due process of law and also all slaves who may have
been sent 10 the jail by their masters for corrections
unless otherwise ordered by their masters.
SEC D. All slaves, as well as negroes and colored
persons employed IN tue gang, shall be clothed gar
ments 10 be provided by the city, of uniform descrp-
tion to be determined by the Street Commissioner and
made IN the Workhouse OF by such persons as are
pable In The Police jail the materials to be procured
approved by the Finance Committee.
SEC. s.. The clothing Worn brought by the pris.
| turned iS..hem on their discharge.
SEC. g. The subsistence of all slaves as we'll as
negroes or Other coiored persons employed in the
gang shall he ut the expense Of the CIV the Tailor 10
be paid al the of fifteen cents per person per day
therefor well for the subsistence OF those who are
at me charge of themselves or masters.
SEC 2. The owners of all slaves sent 10 the Police
jan tor correction and of runnways committed thereto
who are able bodied and capable OF working in the
gang shall be entitled 10 the subsistence and clothing
OF their slaves when employed in the gang but nothing
turtheri negroes and colored persons claiming TO be
tree but unable to produce evidence of freedom shall
De entitled 10 their subsistence and clothing, but no.
thing further.
SEC g. The charge by the city for feeding all col.
ored PERSONS negroes and slaves confined in the Police
Jai not employed In The gang, shall be- the rate of
tWenty cents per day.
SEC, 9. The Chefof the Police shall detail three DO
cemen, 10 be approved by the Street Commits sioner
10 &C, guards Of the gang the policemen detailed To-
this service shall be entitled each 10 Ave dollars per
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sFEGAflCAI1ONS
For Branding and Numbering all the Carts, Drays and
by the City, for One Year, from LIST January, 1856
FFSHE first contract shall be for the First District
n Inc second Second
The third Third :.
The fourth :. Fourth
The contractors shall furnish for each vehicle two
plates of tin or sheet iron, each be painted black in
oil, with white Arabic figures, inches high cores
pondng with the number of the license also painted in
OIL and the whole covered with good of varnish
The contractors shall also brand the outside each
shaft or the vehicle has tongue each there
of with legible figures two inches high, the number
sponding with the number of the license, also
the figure IN CIRCLE and all the old numbers
if any. which may be found branded on the shafts OF
tongue, if not corresponding with the numbers of the
new license.
The contractors and their securities shall be liable in
damages TO any applicant for branding and numbering
as aforesaid, in case of making any mistakes in tho
numbering or branding, or in any the applicants
made wait for said service unreasonable time;
and they shall also be liable fine of from twenty
five 10 hundred dollars for branding any cart dray
OF other vehicle without written order from the City
Treasurer, his duly authorized clerks, recoverable
before any court of competent jurisdiction, onehaif
for the benefit Of the informer and the other half for
the city
The bids shall be for much each vehicle brand
ed and numbered as aforesaid, TO be collected by the
contractor from the owner thereof.
Each contractor shall furnish good and sufficient
curty In the sum of thousand dollars conditioned
for the faithful and punctual performance of his
Tract; he shall propose the of said
curity az the time of adudicaton and ii the members
the Finance Committee present do not accept The same,
the adjudication shall be null, and the Comptroller shall
resell the same Immediately
New Orleans, December 10, 1855.
AUG. S. PHELPS.
dee-f4.15-17 Street Cummis sioner
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GULLUM's LAKE HoUsE-Tbe under

signed wishe his fienda and pabc generally
his partner, Thomas A. Appsgaie.
All having claims please PRESENT.
10 ,ieuidAte.
physically disqualified attending the duties
Office last Soug by sickness beyond
ooutrol compelled of the time
coysy until recently however, regularly installed
with prompt polite efficient solicit liberal
public patronage
Those leaving city pursuit pleasure will
hnd my house adequate to thoir wants.
Parties wishiag be promptly accommodated
by leaving their orders Dubois Mtzchs Livery Stable.
iylsn GEO. W. cuLLUM.
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month in addition the salary they receive and the
Street Commissioner shall be authorized 10 schargc
said policemen shoud they refuse obey his orders or
neglect 10 perform the duties he may assign, and in
such case he is authorized to call upon the Chief of
Police 10 detail other policemen for said service
(signedl J. J. IUGENBUHL,
President Board OF Aldermen
[Signedl ID. l.. TRACY,
President Board Of Assistant Aldermen.
Approved December 10, 1855 ;
an s. [sienedl JOHN Z. LEWIS, Mayor
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..- CoMPTRoLLER's OFFICE,
City Of New Orleans, December s, 1856. !

COMPTR0LLER's OFFICE, |
City Of New Orleans, December s. 1856,
No. AL !
Rssolrsa That the Comptroller djudicae to the low
bidder after days notice. for year the
LIST of January next four separate contse,s-one for
each Dstrict-for numbering and branding all carts
drays, etc, licensed by the city The bids shall be
certain sum for numbering and branding each cart,
dray ETC., and the persons holding dray other IL
cense, shall not in any pay than the
of the adjudication.
(signed) VIM. O. G. CLAIBORNE,
President Board of Aldermen
(signed) FRANCIS ALPUENTE,
President Board Of Assistant Aldermen.
Approved 23d November, 1852.
(Signed) A. D. CKoSSMAN, Mayor.
Notice is hereby given, that on MONDAY, the l7th
December, will adiudicae my Office, al ~ O'Clock,
NJ, the above contracts.
DIS I'd O. DEBUYS, Complroler
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ST. CHARLES INSTITUTE,
situated at Greenvie, Csrroton, Jefferson Parrish
La, conducted by Madame @. MACE
NtHIS INSTITUTION, already fevorobl--

known the public having great gpteo of
eefty MADAME MACE hs found order
accommodations foy e
snsa o. an f this order purchase h bsnfp
properly which she has occupied
I spao1g school large lofty airy dormitoTes
oer sabetna additions the rmer buildings uat been
erected and their construction the
deeted the health fort pupils
extensive the delightful aalnbous lo.
non q the ,esidsncs snfeiensy city to be- Tree rom
" ose and eeniuon together with the adei he
@ attendance OF the eminent Profsssor furnish hund.nt
ssary for successful study the ST. Charea Institute The
embraces all the regulate o-
ps Engh snd French and ths SUPER
and Mr. Mace aided ana eoa
ne ally in this Institution. ' ~ ue P'iha-
ne the experienced and talented
reenon OF Professor MELHADO, who
To the requirement languages eous
ss are every day in English French
tpe ehg about rs pupis
ntuavey learn BY constant oher
anusee FOR the department OF huc distinguished
engaSd and effort made tha
plishment - .-A "sS'''-
iniormaon respecting terns and o obtained
to be at the office paper
ne Institution Parents
shment Saturdays snd sundsy satisfy themselves
70 the internal arrangements. rea5sn
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CONTROLLERS OFFICE,
City of New Orleans, December ), ls55

VUNF I tUIlIItlhS UT INE, [
City of New Orleans, December ), 1855
No. 2i6s
Resolrei That the Comptroller shall sell at public
auction after Ten days notice in the official journal
the following contracts, viz:
l. For cleaning the paved and unpaved streets, and
keeping in repair the unpaved streets of the First
Seventh, Eighth and Ninth Wards.
For repairing the paved streets of the third, fourth
Fifth and sixth sections.
Each except the Eighth and Ninth Wards to be
sold separately, and each for year subject the
approval or rejection by the Common Council
(signed) T.. l.. TRACY,
President Board OF Assistant Aldermen
(Signed) J. ], LUGENBUHL,
President Board OF Aldermen
Approved November so, 1885.
[Signedl JOHN l.. LEWIS, Mayor
Notice is herebygiven, that on MONDAY, the l7th
December, will adiudcate at my office at u O'Clock,
M, the above contracts. o. DEBUYS,
d5 I'd Comptroller
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UUMPTKULLER's OFFICE,
0s City of New Orleans, May / 1856 /
ReSolps3 That the Comptroller be- and he IL hereby
authorized and required to give notice by stsndiug
veisement in the official journal, that in accordance
with the ninth section of ordinance No 1872
March 30 1854 the Council will pay any bill against
the City unless contracted under authority an ords
from the Comptroller in accordance with the ordinance
referred to. [signed1 L. L. TRACY,
President Board OF Assistant Aldermen
"M. [Signedl L. IL PLACE
-... y... -y President Board Of Aldermen
Approved April %, 1855.
[sisnedl JOHN L, LEWIS, Mayor.
The attention Of ths officers of the city and Of the
public is respectfully called to the foregoing resolution
o. DE BUYE,
my19 tt Comptroller CITY Of New CrIean,
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CoMPTROLLER'S OFFICE,
City of New Orleans, December 18th, 1856

Reso,pea That the Comptroller sell at public auction
after days notice in the official JOURNAL contract
for laying round stone pavement on the public road
Levee street, of the Third District subject 10 the
approval of the Common Council Property holders 10
pay TO the contractor their proportion OF the work done
and also their proportion of the materials furnished
by the city and the said contractor Will be subrogated
to all the rights of the city for the collection of the
should not be recovered from the property holders
and the proportion due by the city TO be paidn cash
the omplelion of the work and acceptance OF the
same by The Street Commissioners.
TSgned J. J. LUGENBUHL,
President Board of Ader men.
GSignedl f. L, TRACY,
President Board Of Assistant Aldermen.
Approved December 1st 1855.
[signedl JOHN L. LEWIS, Mayor
Notice is hereby given, that on MONDAY, g4th
inst, will adiudicete al my office, at IL o'clock M
the above contract.
d13td o. DEBUYS, Comptroller.
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CONTROLLERS OFFICE
City of New Orleans, Dec. Is, 1856 {
No. 2499 ! ...-
RESOLVED, That the Comptroller sell at auction, afe
ten days. notice in the official journal, contracts e
cleaning the paved and unpaved streets, and repai
ing The nnpaved streets in the Fourth and Eleyef
Wards; and also contract for attending the nnssl
boats and wharves; all TO go into effect the exp
ton OF the present contracts, and subject 10 the
prevail of the Council
[Signedl j. j. LUGENBUHL.$
President Board of Aldermen
lSignedJ L. L.. TRACY,
President Board Of Assistant Aldermen
Approved December IL, 1855
[signedl JOHN L. LEWIS, Mayor.
Notice is hereby given, that on MONDAY, the Gath
December, will adjudicae al my office, at IL O'clock
M The above contract.
DIS o DE BUYS, Comptroller.
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Nd EMOYED-W. K. T. FRYER, INDIAN
IL DOCTOR, has msnsnty located bis Medical
Espa4ads sre opposite the Mini All city and country
orders enclosing s paid will be pune.pay
medicine, with directions how By return mall
postage
Iy Office from O'clock A. n, till O'Clock P. NJ.
New Orleans, La, ls5s.
NJ B,-Do pol mist Ike m number mad address ostf
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RhANIEL EDWARDS, (Successor to TwT-

BILL EDwARDs,) Nos. 49, 50 New Leyse and 81
Fulton Manufacturer Of every description Copper
He for the
making of Steam Trains and ETspOsns Pans
Boxer, and everything sppertang the
gessfa aor,msR. Of Steam Gauges Steam Whistles
Cocks, Coupling Valves, ETC., constantly on hand
cail the attention planters
successful operation the plantations COL r. G.
Camp, hessrs S. Harrison e. j. Forsta Nelson Donslson
Lawrence W. h H. Stackhouse, Co. and T. E.
Foraa ohs ciyi 50 whom he respectfully full parea
rnlnf Inf
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VAULTS IN "ODD FELLOWS REST :"
lie procured b. sppiyiag TOT NJ CORY sckles Co.'S
FELT STETS0SS, street;
w WHTALLs las Elyrian Fields street. SecrstaTy
Fellows Hall Camp Lafayette siree
The price membesoi odge viii $40 per vaults
10 all others, $50 per vanlt.
k Information relative the purchase hsd ap
e' nj JAMES FURNEAux ss.rs,.ryn Rest.
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HoME INSURANCE COMPANY OF NEW
YokK-cash Capital 100000 Amount Assets spth June
1885, 1919 a.; Amount Of Liabilities. sss ST. IS.
ChAS. J. MARTIN, President.
A. +. WlLltAMARTH, Secretary,
r. W. RAYNE, Agent Camp street, New Orleans
The und OF Company
cies Of buildings,
ships port their Aso pre
sess hea.shold farnas and ps0as property agsu
cash pramirm Los eanabiy adjusted
| and promptly paid.
ds6n r, w. RAYNE, Agent,
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Fourth District Pound

Fourth District Pound
EXTAs brought to the Fourth District Pound on Jack
wv son street. between Constance Laurel streets
eatraya-
One white billy Goat head leather collar round
the neck, no horns
One sorre Horse right and hind feet white saddle
marks on the back.
Which, if not claimed within ten days. and thu ex-
penses thereon paid, will be sold at public auction at
said pound, on TUESDAY the 18th instant 10 O'Clock
IN.