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NEW YORK HERALD, FRIDAY, JUNE ls 1850

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ss directions given S ~ e; =: 3, :, 70
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s:sstysd prize msdal; ;. - Wsra: tSnSS. 50
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Posichomanie, Poticnomanie. - During tho
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full an s,is} :s. c s s:
To Liquor Merchants, DistiIiers, Ambrs-
o:s:s ST.
s and 40 "s a9a
sasSrss And wn'ergIsen ny paper, patna cadmium bis
Ss: vsin.h for sale b. d. L s sas
Orlstadoro's Wigs, Hair Dye and Toupses
- s.s :u a.,
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The Ladies' Buy 1t.
No one should be whou. assk
xc OF Lyons .ys. n m,snsiis 20 Sddes;
LYONS g0' f Il 1s iss and rs
cents per no1; powder 3 cents aAf CAN and ~ be
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say ~ Will GA0k0 W0A9ker0 ana NOUS
sches grow in ak weeks and without stain injury the
llin This posive fact and that VIII be borne
trial. tho prejudice against advertised prepa
ysacns GrahAMs Onguent 81 bottle sent TO
Of The country. Il. g. GRAHAM 5005s Broadway.
Hair Dye.-Ths Original Thompson's Hair
dye warranted not 10 turn PrivAe FOR apply
hS. For Wholesale and retail the hair ing Wig
makns shampootng and shavhg rooms, Is Maiden lane
Daths, Baths, Bsths-Cei. ClOyd's Swim
ming and salt bahia, 1t The foot Of Fouyyreot
ppher st ferry le bath and down ~ Bkyaay
4. ferry, for lees than . beth only IN New York.
Notlce-To those Troubled with Humors.
Owing tho demand for my scrsfuons ointment
New York city ska be ct No. Plymouth House 49 Broad
way from the 9th 70 the 14h instant from A. M. TO n
All who troubled with humoYg respectfully invited To
SAIL ADVICE in al gratis. DONALD KENNEDY, pro-
prteor OF Kennedy medical discovery, Roxbury, Mass
HoII0way's Ointment and PiIls.-Nothing
tries the temper ike malignant ulcers and painful bols They
quickly healed by HOILOWAY'B ointment and the pills
equally ecscious in stomach liver Sold
the 80 Maiden lane, and No
IA strand London, and by all dSuggs ct &c., 62}c. and 81
per po. or box.
Cholera, Diazrhsea, Dysentery. - These
fearful attacks, prevented by taking Inger asteless
ees oshe se1 and best sperisn. medicine sver iao
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News from Kansas.
81. LOUIS, June II, 1856.
NE Latest accounts from Kansas state that Donaldson
il still alive and we'll that Colonel Sumner dspers
ing all armed bands Irrespective Of tho party to which
they belonged, that prospecta of peace prevailed
81. LOUIS, juno IL, 1856.
letter to the Democrat dated Lawrence June Essays
that Mr. Upton, SerGeanst Arms Of the Kansas Invss
renee, taken prisoner BY party Of Bufords man,
but that through the influence Of Mr.. Oliver, he
released after q DAYS detention.
General Whitfield il said to have command Of about
three hundred men, who are sncAmped near Prairie City,
twelve miles south Of engaged In stopping aud
searching travellers.
troops and commanded Whifed's company to disperse.
which they dd; but after going about Ave miles they
tons upon the property OF settlers When COL Sumner
learned that Whfslds company had not dispersed, he
sent to the fort for more troops to make them do
Three hundred free State mon were sncamped near
whitfsd's company watching his movements and ready
To Rve him battle The presence OF Colonel Summers
company up to the present time has prevented fsht
CHICAGO, June 2 1856.
The Chicago Tribune has letter from Camp Coal Greek,
KANSAS June 5th stating that two hundred Mssourans
crossed the river on the Sunday prsvons and battle
was expected the next day, but the report that COL
Ians With large fcrcs was days march from Law
renee 70 terrified the guerilla party that they instantly
re-orosssd the river to Piatte county.
Col. Summer stationed ct Lawrence for the pur-
pose Of dispersipg any gatherings Of armed men.
The Independence correspondents Of the st. Louis
Republican says the Mssouriaus will not long endure the
Investigating Oomittes-tha orhsaranoe has ceased to
b virtue.
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ATA LARGE AND EMfHUsIAaTIC EBTIN6 OF THB
a different political associations city their respeo
tive beadquartsrs tho following resolutions introduced
and unanimously adopted -
Resolved That We hai the publication Of the AMERICAs
PRESS the ndepen dent champion OF The peoples
rights - proof OF harmony and union and recommend
general circulation Is truthful reliable and independent
ponen OF national politics.
Hesoved That hoee DESTROYS Of obtaining the AMERICAN
WEEKLY PhkSs must forward her orders to the north vest
OF Fulton and Naseau Streets where 10 furnished
subscribers at u YEAR and TO agents 81 SO hundred
Advertisements inser'ed ct nfy cents per line.
TwENTg FIRST WARD BUCHANAN AND BRgcK.
enrtge. he Buchanan Club Of the invent ward,
will hold NEE ing saturday evening, june at Hubbard
the purpose elecpg oicsrs for ensuing year snd
t,ansactng other important business Democrats. and all
Others favorable 10 the limitations who reside In the wArd
arc invited TO be present and Join the club.
AMBROSE L. PlNNkY, Chairman FRO ten.
b ho0c1s H Fssncn, resressrtes pro TEN.
THE CRNTRAL FILLMORE AND DoNELsON CLUBS
composed OF delegates from the ward clubs Of city OF
New York. III meet Friday evening, at o'c o,k June 49,
~ ACADEMY Hail. 663 Byoadway Pune ua attendance
queae6. Bv order Of LEWIS A. COHaN, President.
LIVE 1ISEs Pa Sa1.H {sscs.ares.
7ATH WARD KEYSTONE CLUB.-A NESTING or THIS
Ii club win be held at Brooks Assembly Rooms No. Sol
Broome street. Friday evening" 18Th ins NJ O'Clock. All
friendly to the election Buchanan and Breckenridge are
quehted TO attend. henry MARION, Pres't
ALoNzo BoEss, Secretary.
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David's DHab Beavers and Cassluaere Hats
beautiful 10 style and fnsh. Give him call ct his sales
room, 9O Broadway second from street. and In
spect them. Sol. snd straw hats Of every variety.
Tho Coolest Straw Hat In the World Is
sellera patent This IL certainly sweeping clam but we
defy to doayn No be struck
them. Every variety ct SELLERS CO.'S 40 BROAD
VIA
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RRADY,s GALLERY IS The ONLY ONE OF EsTAB.
- hed ropute which holds the paten, right produc
ton OF TRANSPARENT double glass AxBRorYPEs.
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BUCHANAN AND THE PRKsIDENUv.-rER Ar.
~ pfosnhnR Presidential contest promises be heating
AID exciting one and every vil desire good
pspeY be informed Of the toings OF tina pol!acana The
pendent politics and ccnsrviive lons 10 just ihe paper
at 81 10 hunsYed be addroised "a
The cace Of the proprietor north OF Fulton ana
1eDgsu directs. York
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SPO1lT'INO
TOO LATE FOR CLASSIFICATION.

nun FOE aALE-MADE BIZ PuRDY. OF IOyDou.
VI Ipquire 1t 10 Beaver street
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Buchanan Ratification Mootingfn Detroit.
DETROIT, June IL 1855.
ExGovernor Seymour, of N. Y, spoke here lat night
At the Buchanan ratification meeting.
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Arrangements for Mr.. Fillmore's Reception.
PMADMPHlA, June IL, 1856
Oar City Councils to-day, granted Independents Hall
70 the friends Of MI Fillmore for his reception herethe
democrats hvorpg the measure and the Americans op
posing il.
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CARD-THE sUBsCkIBsb WILL RRCgivA nav
IA pupis for clsss private uctan hpsash FERNS
reasonable. Apply or address Prof j. GOWN 10 Asrsison
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over Trompscn's saloon.
over Tbomp sons saloon.
over rhompson's saloon.
over Thompson's saloon.
over Thompson's saloon,
over Thorn 1aOn's sal ZOO.
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OFFICIAI.---O OFFICIAL.
MAYORALTY OF, NEW ORLEANS, I
Common Council City Hall, May 23d, 1856 s

y.z--.z1 T No. 2773. a.
ny o1hy q Us Sci aSs
and G Ss 5 sfst
Road Adermen' and sfssa q te Board 4
an Aldermen be fixed at the following places aud under
ssen p Msa ss
sEcoap s engine house Of FTs Company No
pVss ssgs Jed Plasmeysf Clerks IL
e Sp Gs4s ss I'd HS sSa Soat% Charlie
FouR1n engine house q s Jackson Fire Com
~ fspss sns 5hS. M IT, Shields Alex Hart
FIFTH the engine Ere Company
Thos Rykman Isaac Chandler; Clerks, w. W. Hubbard
Robert bert Conway Henry Floranco Clerks
SEVENTH PREcINcrAt the of Fire Company No.
rh o Stss r5s H5st
u, Dauphne street, between customhouse Benvile
csfs lFFssssGs nd samuel Hamilton
NINTH he engine honse Of Fire Com
elarue ST. John slemmsri Clerks, r. Flores and W.
TENTH the Coroner's Office ST. Peter street,
opposite Ne Old City Hall INSPECTORS p T Gsaye
ELEvEsrH the entrance Of the Orleans Ball
ose slts 4 bsisy bs Dssf
TWELFTH PREelSor the engine house Of Fire Company
sfsss Inspector j n MaaFsaa, VIM Audrs ceFfs
a's or rsi
cs sfs g. 5s1y lid III. a fasin John paoaF
FouR3EsSF the engine house Of Fire Company
a. n sSstu roa and spn = pf0"e C. RenS
FIFTEENTH PEEclNcrIAt Greatmen school house Inpec;
Charles I.ecarpentier.
Chaillot, solomon Audler Clerks P. Casanova and
e raWMrn i JILL. 4. ,,o ; houvo /. ,,,nt
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"a HOPE HALL, No. 90 ST. CHARLES
HARDWARE.

JPN. WATERMAN. -..-.=pl... CHAs NJ. WATERMAN.
er-ssusrzAzA> j. WATERMAN & BROTHER,
SsssI5sa7llF5a HARDWARE MERCHA NTS, corner of Com
and Magazine Streets have hand and
daily receiving by foreign and domestic
rivals general of articles comprising part
follows: @f- &a@
HARDWARE, CUTLERY, ETC.
Iron Steel, Nails, Rope,
Axes, Chains, ScytlIes,
Carpenters Tools complete,
Coopers' Teols,
Anvils, Vices. Bellows,
Stock and Dies Screwplates
Garden Engines Pumps
Ploughs Hay Cutters, Corn Shlleers,
Agricultural Implements
Mill, Cross-cut and Pit Saws,
Ok Yokes, Bows Sngetrees
Turning LRtles, ''
Hoes, Hanes, shovels and Spades, Platform Scales,
Andirons, Tenders, Shprcs and Tongs Corn Mills,
Copper and Coal Holds, Cob Crushers.
Single and Double Barrel Guls, sgs
Coffee Heclas Chatting Dishes
Chinese Gongs, Iron Bedseads,
ID, Britannia and Plated Ware,
Meat Cutters Sausage Suffers,
Stock Kettles, Portable Forges,
o23ly Seines, Fishing Tackles, etc, etc.
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MAYoRALrx OF NEW ORLEANS
COMMON COUNCIL, City Hall, J
City of New Orleans, May IS, 1856, (

COMMON COUNCIL City Hall,
City of New Orleans, May Is, 1856.
u... Mo- 2793.
Res0uea That the Comptroller be instructed advertise
the official Journal for ten days. inviting proposals
received to II o'clock NJ the tenth day after the
serton for contracts for the following public works, viz
LIST For repairing all the paved Streets supports
tes Stones wings and crossings side
walks in front of city and at the intersection Streets
for period of three according specifications
the Street Commissioners Office and which shall
the official journal five days during the time of receiving
proposals. Offers be made for the whole work one
tract for each street separately and shall endorsed
proposals for repairing the paved strees.'
streets Of the city for period of years. according to
specifications aforesaid be published aforesaid Offers
to be made by sections each comprising of the
cs and TO be endorsed proposals cleaning strects
3D. For repairing all the bridges in the city period of
three according to the specifications aforesaid
published as aforesaid. Offers be made for
in contact, for each either Of portions be
divided by the center of Canal street. be endorsed
sails for repairing brdges.'
In each the person offering proposals will the names
and species of security offered it being understood
security unincumbeed real personal security
will both together either separately be considered and ii
being further understood that in portion the work
proposed for shall be under contract will be
towards the old contractors.
tSignedl E. L. TRACY,
President Board of Assistant lderTcn
lSignedl JOHN CULBERTSON,
President Board of Aldermen
Approved May 80 1856. -
[Signedl JOHN L. LEWIS Mayor
myZ9 A true copy. Il. W. LEWIS, Secretary
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MAYoRALTY OF NEW ORLEANS,
City Hail. 2lst day of May 1856. :
CONFORMITY with the 18TH section of

MAY0RALTY OF NEW ORLEANS,
City Hall, 2st day Of May, 1856
I NJ CONFORMITY with the l3th section Of
amend Act Consolidate the City Of Nsw Orleans and
provide for the Government Of the City of New Orleans and
he Amnstratlon Of the affairs thereof approved March l2ih
to preside spec9rs q the election to take PLACE
COMMISSIONER four Recorders nine Members Of the Board of
Aldermen and fifteen Members of the Board of Assistant Alder
the city Of New Orleans according 10 the provisions Of
said act, to wit: AT the
First Precinct--Williamt G. Mullen.
Second Precinct-Benjamn Bloomfield.
Third Precinct-Dr. Ames.
Fourth frecinct-Hen9y d. Ogden,
Fifth Precinct-H Judson.
Sixth Precinct-R, W. Adams,
Seventh Precinct-T. d. Harper.
Eighth Precnct-M. Scott.
Ninth Precnct--F A. Bettnger.
Tenth Precinct-H. l.. Peire.
Eleventh Preciuct-II. r. Granimont
Twelfth PreciDct-C. DeYliers.
Thirteenth Precinct--P Maloche
Fourteenth Precinct-F " Crozat.
Fifteenth Precuet--M. Doaart .
SixtecAth Precnct--P. O. Labatut.
Seventeenth Preesnct-Charles Fago.
Eighteenth Precincts s. Relt.
Nineteenth PrecRct-George Hooper
Twentieth Precnct--George Iugeubthl.
Tweny-trst Precinct-N Sinnott.
Twenty -serond frecinct-John s. Whitaker.
Twenty -third Precnct-George Purvis
myG3 JNO. L. LEWIS, Mayor.
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MARIE DE la NoUyELLE, ORLEANS, I

MARIE DE LA NOUVELLE-O ORLEANS
=. H8te-de. Vile lie q mai 1856 {
(tONFORNIEAIENTa la section 10 de Pacte
I'M Acte cousoider In willie de Ia Nouvee Orleans pour
pourror de ID vile de In Nonvce ORLEANS
administration des SEES aares approuve lie II 1856
Ja nome Rjonrhu les cioyens don't les suivant pour
PrGeE qgaite dinspectenrs electon qu dot ayo lieu
LINDI lie JUN 1856 Marie, Contr6eur, Com
msssire dies re nare Recorders nenf membres dn Conye
men de la vile de Ia Nouyelle Orleans commencement dis
positions du dit acte, SAVIOR: Pour le--
Premier Precinct-Wliiam G. Mullen.
Second Precinct-Benjamn Bloomfield.
froisieme Precinct--le Dr. AuIes.
Qmtrieme Precinet-Henry D. Ogden
Cinqueme rrecinct--H Judson
SXieme Precnct--R. W. Adams.
Sepiemc Precinc-T. D. Harper
Huitiame Precinct-M. Scott.
Nelyemc Precnct-F. A. Beuinger.
Dixieme Precnct--H- l.. Peire.
Onzeme Preciuct-H r. Grhndmont.
DoAiene Precintt-C. de Eillers,
Treiziemc Prccinc-P. Maloch4.
Quator2ieme Precfnct-F. NJ. Crozat.
Qninsieme Precnct--Af. Dodart
Seizleme Precinct-P. o. LabRtu
Dix.sepiemt Precinc-CharlaS Fagot
DiShuieme Precincts. S. Relf
pixneuvieme Precinct-tie0rgc Hooper.
EingtiGme Precnct-Gcorge lugenbGhl
Fingt-et-unieme--N Snnott
Ninst-de!zieme prccinct-,Tohn S. Whitaker
Eingttroisienc Precinct-(ieorge Puryis.
my % JNO. J.. LEWIS MaIre
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T - - sf 49, BOARD OF ALDERMEN,
= - Nfaao

May 2lth 1885, s.
,a .s Bssrd If Assistant Aldermen;
Ill honorable Body in blythe Board Of
q NJ Ill.,
he hand over 10 tho treasurer OF the library
s md louis aa s1 sssl y for
shoriae the 70 the costs N case from
Issoiaion approving adiudieaions made 70 Levy
sity e. ;.,a Il.
garehsse one dozen
hs gGmp I'll H. g IF MA n tho
balance dye
asasoiaea conlnaag the
III ssppprs 81 he public schools. ,,5 7,
ssssss & S zen "
preamble and fssslaon authorizing have
Ne nv NosEy s 80 bonds Ct the
NOM I'll
IS NJ ale M lease Of
sssa ,lssns opslousa Great
EssolatIon Rltt Hatdspbroek SO So
E i a s -
and allowing him certain per eenage on sums
sts lsla " siag the election poll Of the
resolution authorizing Committees Fire together with
B asshs1
The following resolutions, adopted by your honpra-
lid body we're rejected:
ss1aFds liz tax d louisiana and The New Orleans Savings
4 resolution the City Attorney discontinue
s aas against Hugh Itowlin.. @
osieaas, 8sFss Sustained Board Of Aldermen
i.esi' HAS AS CT AlBoRNE Secretary
Megsrs Tracy Barbarin and Violetttook their seats
By d message, this Board was informed that the
Board Of Aldernea had coReufred IL the resolution
g authorizing the Committees on Fire, together with
She Surveyor have constructed twenty seven water
plugs throughout the city the cost not to exceed $3.50
each with the following amendment, by adding
e Mr. N. d, Bailey to the cpmmitte 2
0nmotion, the amendment was cOncurred in. AZ
By q message, this Board was informed that the
Board Mi Aldermen had rejected the resolution
amending part Of ordinance No. 25SI far as re-
CARDS the tax on the Louisiana and the New Orleans
Savings Bank.p WY #8 5s 8sSt
Messys. night Eager and Fabre were appointed a
COMMITTEES conference on the subject on the part Of
This Board .# Fss5a s.
The following resolution adopted by the Board Of
Aldermen, was on motion referred to the Committee
on Fire 81
"a resolution auhsrsng the Comptroller to warrant on the
Treasurer of Rose The sum Of S2E
The following resolutions, adopted by the Beard OF
Aldermen were on notion referred to the Committee
on Claims y: 81 .ss.ist
Resolutions the coapolsr to warrant the
aahoag CITY Attorney enter
records ths Court # The Fourth qsss Of the Peace
Tic following preamble and resolution, adopted by
ahe Board of Aldermen, was on motion laid on the
table 6#55g
preamble and resolution appointing Joint committee tG
under and examine into the nature and value
no sctemeat IL liz ndsbieIness 70 tie city New
Tine following resolution, adopted by the Board Of
Aldsrmens was read and unanimously concurred In
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OF NEW ORLEANS.

COMMON COUNCIL City Hail.
City of New Orleans, May g. 1856 :
No. 2794
Resolred That the Comptroller Treasurer
favor of r. F. Garfield T. j. Hit,elberger P Auchmty
for services to examine books Treasurer etc in
accordance with the resolution No. 1905 of two
hundred dollars month EACH from the 2s July 1855 to the
LIST May 1856 provided that as have been paid them
be deducted from their warrant -
lSignedl = JOHN CULBERTSON
President Board of Aldermen,
lSignedI f. l.. TRACY
President Board of Assistant Aldermen
Approved May %, 1886.
[Signedl JOHN L. LEWIS, Mayor.
my29 A true copy L. A. ST. CERAS, Clerk.
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3 U Esll AL.
ca O. M co I'M I.
0alaIo on ASSISTANT ALDERMEN.
/, i D EsD ! May q 9th, 1855 81 i 8

s TUESDAY May 27th, 1866.
The Board met this day, Pursuant u adjournment
Members present Hon. Gerard Sit Eresids a
sa tsi,; Messrs. sanister BaTtletta BENT ghapeLa
Eager, Fabre, Gayol, HoWel Kelly Landry and
EhayerTI2 III ~
YIN b quorum. 5 # Ill ss . Il u
Oh motion, HE Board took recess of fifteen min
Il mtes, after which the rpll again calico
Members present; Hon. Gerard SSttli, President
an, Tan, Messrs Banisfer, Rartlette BENT, Bridge,
Syhiarel III, Eager Fabre, Gugp Howell. Kelly, Lam
ssry. MsKnight, sThayer and qitzz-l5
Glowing commune from the Mayor was
asad, and Oh motion, laid On the table subject to
ssf ,;ss g y, ", 1EE y ssss
aad t as a'9sEq
before shs FOR approyaI an ordinance,
Us siss
~ I'M ss
~ ohieetios ordinance similar provi
applicable, renewed
y pRs hat e P,
n ~ Nssos al M as ss rs
with esacn
slsspa
yeys N to ne policy ii aach measure
The following Communication from the SGomptr0l-
m was read, and on notion, referred to we FINANCE
Committee 3 as5sss III 5
95sss88 8 CoMPTRo OILERS aFFICE,
NE 5S sl New Orleans. 9th May, ls56. 81
Ia fbs Honorable 4ha foutroi Council Orleans
II hive tlS day. to ohn oife Sc
ursties NJ EASTMAN and contract io re-
pairing repsi the
e Second Section for The tarI e three ~ ~ Per
I'll hga9tasls aSs s
sO DEBUY Us, Comptroller.
fha statements referred to the foregoing letter
viii he published as soon % possible.l
Yas following weakly report from the Treasurer
vas On motion referrsd to the Finance Committee:
gRFAsURER,S WEEKLY REPORT.
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s;.Il.I7y,.siH5 81
4 'Iz " 594l7 58333 -
s55. ADAM GIFFEN, 3Treasl

ADAM GIFFEN, Treasurer.
NEW orleans, May ri, 1856.
ThefolloWing letter from the Treasurer was read
and On fnotioa referred to the Finance Committee ):
The statements referred to in sthe letter will be-
nnhished as soon as possible.
sa4 TRE ASURERis OFFICE, q Il
Ut City Of New Orleans, May 81 1856. s n
III The Honsrahle President and Members 8
of tho Board Of Assistant A 1dermen a
EENTEhMEN-I beg aaye lay before you of
have been issued from this office, from the 10th
with the Of the party to whom
received from each The number issued
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- pr DRUGS, hIEDICINEs, PERFuMERY,
ETCIhe subscriber would respectfully call the atten,
~ Alton Of Planters, Physicians and Families to his well as
osoLed stock, comprising every article in his line bust
ness all OF which, examination will be found FRESH and
GENUINE During season, SODA WATER and MEAD Of
the best quality will be found this establishment with
~ WINS 5hs popular Mineral Waters sneh as CONGRESS, BLUE
PURE HONEY, ESSENCE PEPPERMINT GOULEY BIT.
TIERS, etc.
THOMAS RANKIN, Druggist and Apohecary,
oZ4ly cor Comp and Poydras streets.
s ~ A. HENDERSON ~ CO., MAGAZINE ST.
corner OF Nnce eer for sale the lowest market prices
aehoce assortment of GROCERIES, invite the attention
OF purchasers Their stock has been carefully selected and
comprises all the articles needed for family for merchants
IN the country ial9 FIN
~ THE WATCH STORE, NO. 3 CAMP
S1res has Just opened with al new goods consisting Of
and variety of fancy goods Of the latest patterns
Having engaged the services of Mr. Jos E. Ealer an expe
rienced Matchmaker prepared do all of work
that line. -
Also :.
Diamonds mounted and Jewery repaired and manufactured
TO order
N,B.-0ld Geldnnd Silver bought. -,,. Sd
es9ly GREGQR & WILSON,