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Y asat lsSI, lance ans, s par son Excellense
de- Louisiana les slect.us ayant auae ds T. psroisse
aosans par L present nstes auHne MasoT5oN aura
@ Rrsns5 sai
les MONS Dc Mnnepas Ne q M,nnspaits
f
psss. cSn aa
"a du Canal sous lie de Premier
psrs p p No Ar 6s r. ys de-
se s A g. Assumption Lafonrehe Tefre
Deux sanaeurs pour District senatorial compose
pariis u parose dorleans qui setend IA rive
L fsss ss
ia vile Neuyee Orleans, elra deux represertns
2 j ss'n'
+ a. Il F'sa
lie Qpatreme District dc IA pareisse doreas
Csqlieme District represeniatf Do ID parose doltans
ct l. Dc Ia rs sas
ct il vile Dc ID Nsusee Orleans elira
ct Ia wills Dc ID Nouvele Orleans elira
e Haitsme District reprsens,f Dc Ia parosss Orleans
s Nsusame Dstris. de y paToss
ella vile Nonyels Orleans ea rois rsprssentans
dc ins,rnction pabaae, sheTif Coroner. '',' ''''
eeeteurs qua snvante I'm par les Pre-
rer Second Districts Representative par le Troseme
II ps les Ssas
sepeme h Huieme e Neuvieme Districts repre-
par pare de Ia parosse Orleans qu est 81
thee la rive droiie du Mississippi ct Quaene
Dsrct{auparaynnt alayee Of attenu quen la o
re9iert quill soft eu Constable pour chaqne
de Pax dams la parosse d0reans q onctos
pendant elu les eleceurs aata
resultant dams les mtes dams esqueles chaque uge
( est requis de tenir cour.
Les electeurs uaa de chaque District, eliront
Collaceur de taxes dams ct chaqus District qu soft eu
par prie p8roisse Orleans
la droite du Mississippi Coecteur taxes qui
droit dexereer oncons pendant deux jusq
que snceesseur ait pris quate 5F7 il'-ll'
atre Assesseis dams ate VILE pour parte
de 10 parosse Orleans se la rive roe
sppi I'm Assessor tlu. g4yt 4 tEg
scutin onr s,lsd noyembre 1857 dams
chaque reimbursement delecon depus hut heures
qua qua.fe heures r NJ eet de lie vote cleo
qalite de In p4roisse dOreans
competente. ~ sl7. =
Lelecon deyra conduite les par trpcata
won't eire TRANSMITS ecer soussigne charge de les
metre, commencement d IL loi. = '4sF
Bureau dn sheriff. paroisse ORLEANS lie q octobre 1885,
o23 to q. f.4.,gts ss. JOHN NJ. BELL, Sheriff
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ELECTION NoTIcE--oFFICIAI
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.,

~ NOTICE OF ELECTION.
ssss,Isl,sy r. ,s,. = M Ios
~ r. e S IN a sssrs The second
ds ~ Z. s Ft District
ssssssss + ss s
sspp FLYER and the parishes Of St. Bernard and Plaque
One from the Sec nd Congressional District
f, hs y e NsT 9sns amsrs ne
y Lafayette parishes Of Jefferson 8, Charles St
&c 81
Senators for he Senatorial Dsric, composed e al that
q IN s q Nss Orleans
Representatives the General Assembly Of the State as fol-
The parish Of Orleans rsh, ba shall elect Representa-
The First District the parish of Orleans
shall sss nsisS ., ..n
city q New Orleans shall elect three
y q Nav Orleans shall elect thee
The Fourth Representative District in the parish Of Orleans
TIE fh Repfessntatiye District in parish Of Orleans
and q Nsw syo s p.4s o Orleans
and city Of New Orleans shall esc. two @
Ths kIsb. District parish q Orleans
kin District The parish Of Orleans and
e sns Z he pss of
and city Of New Orleans shall elect three
FaSo Edsssso sheriff and IS
X ssa s 81 n s. @
Second Representative Districts; by the Third Represents
tive District by the Fourth Representative District
:, The sh and Sixth Representative pistTiss one BY the
Seventh Eighth and Ninth Representative DISTRICTS one by
that part Of the parish Of Orleans the bank Of the river
and one BY The Fourth District tormery Lafayette
wer 1t Is further provided by law that at the same
time there shall be elected Constable for each Justices
Court parish Of Orleans who shall bold his office for the
years who shall be elected qualified voters
residing within the sectional limits within which each Justice
ia raqSd6ed to hold his court. III -. Il -.
ThX&aIfed Of each District shall elect Tax Col
ecot each District and the qualified voters OF
q ris bank q the Mississippi
the term Of tro years and until their successors are
qualified St XXI ls Sss /, IA ~
-Four in for said city and for that portion Of
the parish Of Orleans the eight bank OF the Mississippi river
there shall he elected one Assessor. s ,9.it
The polls viii opened il each election precinct from the
mentioned 10 the "a Noysmber for the purpose Of
leans under the supermendlnce of the Commissioners
Clerks to De appointed the authorities desgnafed law the
election conducted and duplicate made
4g = u JOHN NJ. BELL, Sheriff.
Sherfrs Office parish of Orleans, Oct d. 1851 o.3 to
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POLICE JAII4--oFFICIAL.

i VIA brosaEhf to the City Police Jaii on the
th Of October, the boy JOE: Says he belongs
u n Bolon who keeps Traders Yard IN Memphis Tenn,
issla when bu walks, and il 5fee w inches high.
The owner and claim bis property according to law
y nsesassred October 2s 1857.
S t22 l6t sss z. THNARD, Comptroer
MAS brought to the City Police jail on the
" 18th Of 0cf0ber The bright niuHto boy JIMMY
he bChgs Mr. Edgar Labanche Parish OF ST. Charles
~ MT on the right hand and IS 70 or Years
Ihs oanr Viii csi and claim Ms property according to law
n, PLANCIiARD n q ~ IA
R.s,.,,sa octos-, 4 1a ksspsrof City Police DAN
" - Isl g' THEARD. Comptroller.
sSVNAE brought TO the City PoIIce . ali on the
l&th Of 0ct6bsr the muato EDMOND. Say be-
q MI iisna Long Of Mil Tennessee He Is 4feet
sESer viii call and claim bis propsrsy according to law
~ PLANcH ARD.
Registered, oetobsf III 1851 a -
oclsi5t Clerk Of Comptroller.
sSsXXTAS hrought 70 the City Police jail Oh the
A6th 81 petoher the negro boy Gk0KGE Says he bc
9Nf EdcuA!d Bourgeois, Of the Parish Of st. james
viii call and claim his property according
- III Keeper Of City Police Jail
Z eeis lst Clerk q Z c on
XNAN hroNght to the City Police jail on the
18th Of 0cober the JOHNNY, Says he belongs
q ~ Iask Randolph at Bayou Goaa. He is 5fee II inches
win and claim his property according to law
sS i. PLANCHARD, - = :
.'.'s's, Il - HENRY DuREI.
~. oet& l5f CLERK Of Comptroller.
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.

COMPTROLLERS OFFICE u
City 1t New O reans July 4, 1855
REsDLyED That the C0naptrolIer bss and u
mi official journal that in
ninth section OF ordinance No. Ar approved March
t the Council viii bill against the city unless
7 under authority Of order from the Comptroller
n dance with the ordnance referred to. "
SSz4z a ~ sIEignedI Il ss5 Il. Il. TRACY, -
President Board Of Assistant Aldermen.
ny JSignedl Il. H. PLACE,
jSSS 7iiSs 49, President Board Of Aldermen
&SNSvxed April a. 1885, sss a4Ef
3algBedl JOHN LssLEwIs Mayor
xha setion Of the officers city and Of the public is
7sSS g9s n r. THEARn,
g fyi6 II Comptroller City Of New Orleans.
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BOOTS, SHOES AND HATS.

R y. ROCH & CO., MANUFACTURERS OF
lAkd iATs--The subscribers ready do any work
their customers and the public in general shall
~ 70 hesow upon them Having engaged the competent
worKmen and being receipt Of the OF
are confident that they turn any
lishnleut in the city.
est notice. 'r' s. ROCu n co
oil I'm F. Rarnn a,
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Las 60 Js IIBBs5ia TIoNAL ROUTE 70 THF

E9AsAAs sft aasaS EAST = BALTIMORE AND
OHIO RAILRoAD.-Which forms the grand central link in
laniic terminates 1t
WHEELING, BENwooD and PARKERsBURG, oNTHE
WASHINGTON CITY and BALTIMORE ON THE EAST.
At which places it untes with RAILROADS and STEAM.
e for Al Points Esst and West the oNbY
be procured to which point veil to BALTIMORE
the shortest direct and in every respect the ea-
Bile route II Is the only by which purchasers of Through
Philadelphia and New York. the Of ticket New York
only thus enabling business and travellers pleasure
information to visit fourof the principal cities in the Union for
less cost than can be Afforded by any other route
H- To from New Orleans Vcksburg Natchez,
Memphis and the South generally travelling by
upon the Mississippi river. CHOICE OF ROUTES to the
fered
F1Rsr-They may leave the boats CAIRO lat the mouth
SAND0VAL, Ql8 miles, or PANA az miles, and thence by
Ohio md Mississippi Terre Haue and Alton RsiToad
eastward By this route the traveller through Terre
Haue, Indianapolis Dayton and Xenia to Columbus Ohio.
SEcoNDThe South western river trare continue
then take the CARS FOR THE EAST vim the Little Miami
AIR four miles below Wheeling where he takes the
the baltimore and ohio Railroad
only route aordig Through
the rates charged by other New York only it
also the shortest most speedy and direct 70 all the leading
points in the East The distance from Columbus to Baltimore is
only us miles being about 100 miles shorter TO New York than
by any other route here less changes of by this
ronte consequently less detention than by any other
to BALTIMORE or WASHINGTON is but FORTY-THREE
MORE AND OHIO RAILROAD.
gs-Through Tickets allowing the holders 10 stop any
point route and their journey a pleasure be
j. KENNEDY METTEE
Agent b. n o. K. r. New Orleans.
Apput u1pGt
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NOTICE.
Jefesy's Double-Acting Suction and Force Pump,
Nth India Rubber Ball Vdlues

lclth india Rubber Bau PdtCPs,
Suitable for Sugar and Cotton Plantations Draining Fxeava
tions, Dry Docks, Ships Ocean and River Steamers
Dwellings, ETC.. ETC., etc. =
for the sale Of Jeey's Improved Double Acting Pump, with
India Rubber Ball Valves prepared receive orders
and furnish This valuable invention patented june
5h 1855 and awarded the FIRST PREMIUM the New
York State Fair, held at Emira in that year. In intro
ducng this Pump this community the Undersigned feels
seconded by all who its operation aud construction
The perfect adaptation Of solid Balls India Rubber
Pump Valves, will at he apparent every thinking mind
Their mperyonnes and their yielding
certainty operation and perfection of action which
be attained by the of other Valves The simplicity
arrangement the facility 18th which the parts
and replaced the compact form this the perfect
Captnn should possess Of these Pumps
apart from their general purposes they In be
transformed into an efficient Fire Engine.
ute Price $50. :
Size sposseses capacity of forcing 40 gallons per min
Price S35.
possesses capacity Of forcing IS gallons min
ute. Price $50
And larger Sizes suitable for Dry Docks heavy Dainaee
up TO capacity of 800 gallons Minute are now IN course o.
construction and be expected Nos aud are a0-
mraby adapted TO Sugar Houses for forcing the mo-
asses and the ordinary which Pump is generally APP
Piled while for edesrng Swanpy Lands the No. As are inois-
pensabe. 800 p. ...r
The subscriber convinced that when these Pumps
they will speak for themselves and that sooner or later
they viii go into general . -,
Samples be in operation at g. G. Bef
Co.'S % Camp reet Price Coulon's No. luI PoydGs
street. the undersigned, where persons are in
ANDERSON d. DIETER, Agent,
M Nv 30 tiravier street.
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lOIIN HALLER 4 BKOTHER. al TCHoUHl.

NDERSON ID. DIETER, COMMISSION MER-
n CHANT, AND AGENT FOR JEFEERY'S DOUBLE
ACTING SUCTION AND FORCE PUMP WITH INDIA
RUBBER BALL VALVES.
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ssa, TO COUNTRY AND COMMls- on

Y84SIVN IS.
AJ 1000 Gas ESJust received per steamships &c.
Black Warrior Philadelphia Cahagba and Empire Civ
and ships Fanny Eale Hemisphere Susan Kinks large
and well assorted stock of = y 80
q 7 5, s HONS A Nd II ATS
ali of the LATEST and MOST FASHIONABLE STYLES
As our stock is continually moving, hive uoua hat the
newest goods in which will on the most reasona
BILE terms. sEs- = S ''SN-'U'SN
n-Meebnnts will find IL TO their interest to give us call
and examine for themselves before purchasing elsewhere
= ]. M.sGOULD & CO.,
Mueag rnatH
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STREET CoM,R--OFFICIAL.


STREET COlI,R--OF'FICIA n
vtvE1faD DISTRICT POUND-yNas brought
~ the Third District Pound No 81 Eysian Fields street
yellow tFs, Mare II hands high blaze face the four
Horse left hind foot white, white spot the
and visible brand hands high the tongue
claimed whin ten days and the expenses there
maid will be sold ut public auction lit said pound MON
sis 81 n Al 6 VOL, Street Commissioner.
sc Sc q, HENRY DUREI,
s#SS$ X Clerk Of Comptroller
" New Orleans, October IA, 1857. ocl5 10 "a
STrPAVE DU TROISIENIE DISTRICT-Il a
81, acs ChNnps Elystes, CONNIE epayes- ia al83fe
Jnment aiesan jamie IA mains de haut Il face bruee
aaAtre peds bacs cspe visible esopiee pepanle
dro{S w 5sss III y 5ea Nm
chey face brales pied gsuche de Here blanc
ache blanche 10 c6e gauce ct s ventre
stspe xisbls a. i2H uans dc haat ct Ia angus erfeo
dts anjnaux recIams dams dix ouTs ct les
ris pages rs ssront yendus penchere publiqe dit
Rdt LIN Dl 20 ociobre 1851 10 lhenres A. NJ
: 81 III r. A. GuY0I., Comuaissare des rnes.
Viii NoayeIle. Orleans "a octobrs 1857. oc15 10 "a
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Avis special n tous les ElccteurS de In Vile
de In Observation-Disclosures.

r.u, ~ -.
ous les Vots don't les commencet toute intae
comprises entire les ees ct X outes deux ncusivenent
depoeont eus votes Poll No Tn de eur Prec rspec
fs ct ous les votas don't les par
tale comprises letes toutes de,x inclusive
meni ers votes Poll No Deux
respectits Perception DIES votans du- -
SEpTIEME PRECISCrTons ce Precinct don't les
MONS commencrnt initiate lettres
Ct G. toues denx measurement, dtposeront
Poll No I'm onS les yo,ap don't les par
tonte iiaie cohpre entire les lettres N
eusiNement deposeon leur Poll No Deux
les votas don't les par initiate
prise les ettres incuSvement depose-
ront leur au Poll No frois, -
Par ordre du Bureau Central des Commissaires
o2S j. Al ROZIr r Spcratore
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~ ANTHONY ASTREDO's OYSTER
n lSALOON AND RESTAURANT. No LIZ Roya
oils AND VARNISH-THE NEW ORLEANS OIL
~ MAEUFACTURING COMPANY
Are In successful operation and to furnish
MACHIN cry OIL, GAS OIL,
PAINTERS OIL, .. BR1HHT VARN1SH,
TANNERS, OIL. NAPTHA.


9 eas oi
PPA AHynHSS al OIL BBRI,lATv ARN1sH,
REFINED RosIN Oil.
At greatly reduced prices and equal in quality of those
Dealers particularly invited inspection
stock.
evidence Of the good quality of these Oils the Company
cay in IuSrcatng machinery and painting and whose eer
'A''' 'AD 10 '''A F. W. 6. COOK,
Manager of Beleville Iron Works.
i: s. BKEwsfER, coppersmith,
NOS 80 sFsna
corner Of Cnstomhonse and New Lcyee streets.
5 GR5ke EpS WIak;s Eng'r str California
Engineer Second DsTs Fsrry ST. Swamp Fox
" Carriage makers, Rampant street. Graver.
&,. JACOB j 6 IS A ATE Rs'k'n''A 'F'' street
0ae JAMES FOX Is''s' ''s"'''ss i''llS' nm
Engineer City Draining Machine.
wv. HAMASoN. Engineer.
h. e. e. aAHHlh s'!Hshss1 Builder.
ARTHUR WOODS, Painter,
s--s JOHN g. MAuNsELL
And to the PropretoFs of Newspapers in New Orleans VIII
have used the Oil. myi 6m&W
STRAUB,s IRON FRAME, CORN AND FIGURING
single geared and Is inch single for sale usual
prices. SAMUEL H. GILMAN,
jy3n 3m&w 10 Graviar street.
ITO SUGAR PLANTERS-THE PATENT OF
the IHE sTaa soa as asPt
this opportunity inform all who desire order
for the 1855 that are prepared to contract on favorable
We. THoMP PS,N, org Agents in
seq 3md&W Southwark Foundry, Philadelphia.
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DURAL RESIDENCES
N MANUFACTURING SITFSf
", RARE oPPORTUNITYll

RAHE DfIuNII1Ll
FOR sALElS s9gAKEs % Or AE2TT 300 LOTS IN
and Tbs il sn OF rs the s e III se
within ortyhve miles and win drain itself rapidly without
10 secure airy healthy and agreeable neshberhcods as
raj Tor The families of the business men OF The city
tain sections of the higher grounds htve been set apart for m
a%s ri den with Re gsfs sa sF dp bs nS @
shade and ornamental trees To meet their wants grods
Schools chprche colleges aud public square, Here
wealth may combine 10 make place unsurpassed Tor rustic
Other sections for en.iasss purposes This 10
Than other point in State L has front on the
a ~ sS w ct G aRs d oa
m nn Is e gng w9se ee Ss and o
at the time the pne woods aud lumber
ssspons dry docks and es@Sot nps
Ior and tor the ee9nIaesni u nfzsns ana t6s @ nc
ote s hS1 needed y" our a' ''Os'"- vi" '
Lumber by the daily trains made the spot
be delivered here less Than city rates The Railroad Com
paS viii render the necessary facilities to the travelling con-
the convenience of those doing business IN
p Irwin viii so run M hsS on,nSnssss 10 he depot at tie
requisite hours inns making the connection with uana street
small payment Of I've per Cent in CASH balance credit
VIZ s Ps bs s To- KENNER the
town Of Kene W T, ooI&2iN, St Charles j.
y. tost, lio Aasa1ine stfeet. - ee-o :!
ST SOUTHERN MUsIoAL EMPoRiuM.-
FTTTNan Depot 80 aaap street-ronch SO chartres St
l.. GABICI, Proprietor.
The of these two stores comprises full and complete
assortment Of
EUROPEAN MUSfa,b -. s.
ERARD'S and PLEYEL'S PIANOS,
Directly imported from Paris.
STEINWAY SONS CEbEBRATED PIANOS.
n BThee celebrated Pianos considered by all the
pspuen artists the United States In the lastwo
years Mess Sons have received at various PUBLIC indus
trial Exhibitions Fairs of the North not less than SIX PIKE
MUM COLD MEDALS for the superiority oftheir Pianos.
/ Also, large assortment Of
B. g. FlSCHERS PIANOS of all sizes at moderate prices
to suit the and OF all classes of
| buyers $500
MAsON's and HAMELIN'S CELEBRATED MELoDEONS
HRrps Guitars yions Accordeon Banjos Flutes, Brass
kinds Musical Merchandise every
| description -r,
As-Musc Bound. Pianos Tuned and Repaired.
SorE-Any order for Music Pianos Instruments ANYTHING
relating muse either store, addressed
| nail, will be promptly attended to- F...-r..
| R9-TERAS LIBERAL.
ms ly L. GABIGi
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pORTABLE AND STATIONARY STEAM
HOARD / SONS Southern Depot for the States Of Louis
estabhsd IT No. % Ghvsr New Orleans where he
who is sole agent for the %1oe boras
Of these celebrated Engines which after test Of nine
all giving the most complete satisfaction being ONLY
E% hns hsyg s1RefE s sSer r TRfa + AZ
cEssIBLE INSIDE AND OUT FOR CLEANING; REQUIRES
them up and but the smallest proportion Of fuel TO run them
Constantly in store, Sash Saw Mills strnuss
Corn and Flour Mills; Newell Cotton scre
@
Steam Cotton ps sw Corn and Flour
ceived Descriptive pamphlets with 80 testimonials viii be
sent Il g&w 70
ss Co. rN9
9h g ws1ye Wee "
GAs FIXTUREs-aAs FIATuhEs-
HENDERSON GAINES,
CHANDELIERS, PENDANTS, BRAoK Frs, Hal Lamps
d French English and American manufacture in the greatest
'''''''' LOW PRICES.
ss5whsn desired they Will be put gg q, oprs .,..,. ~
hand ''''' ''s' '''''s' ~ 1850, seis "
CILMAN'S PNEUMATIC STEFAN GKANu-
AI9R in use on seven I The
three wit Of II hs s 99~g ssm
iaor or an entire steam train 1900,
requires pressure Of 30 pounds of steam to strike
Battery" .e-ee 80 II n
2. 1t requires additional water for the boilers.
| 3. Its pipes ''scae'' require cleaning.
heating equally distributed throughout the
body juice and hard grained is made
s. being and returned the boilers
direct additional boilers required where the mil
boilers Gmans Bagasse Furnace is usedone
pair of cylinder boilers 80 inches long
Gans Bagasse Furnace furnish steam grind the
the Pneumatic Battery, making 10 hhds
| per day. ., -. Tg
g. Pneumatic Battery Granulaor is in operation
expense planter than any other bat
application of steam making in part entirely
| by steam. ....
For further information pamphlet with full specification
drawings will be furnished application ohe subscriber
who Is now prepared TO make Battery Evapo
CHARTERS, with direct exhaust
| SAMUEL II. GILMAN
| ly 10 GraYier New Orleans. La.
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speelal NOTICE to ths Electors of the city %

All voters begin with initial letter ranging
from to K inclusive. will cast their votes at Poll No.
One Of their Precincts and all the whose
names begin with any initial letter ranging from Ito both
inclusive their votes Poll No Two Of their respective
Precincts with the exception of the voters Of The
PREcrNcrAl voters of this Precinct whose sur
names begin any initial letter ranging from 10 G, both
inclusive will their votes at Poll No. One All voters
whose begin with initial letter ranging from to
n both inclusive will their Poll No. Two and all
whose begin with initial letter ranging from
10 a. both inclusive will their Poll No. Three
BY order Of the Central Board of Commissioners.
( o23 i j. Ad. ROIlEF, Secretary.
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HuIT1EME PREcINeT-PottNo INA la ponpe, Com.
pagne No Dauphine les Bienye Douane
commissioners John E. Faurcs Charles De Blanc Jr, s. H.
Fulton.
PoRNo Der-Snr lot de tere, sue Bourgogne,
les Douane ct CANAL commissioners A Bache T. o. Stark
j. B. Preau. ,I.g
NEuvIEME PRECINcrPoR No INA la pempe, Com
pagne No IT, coin des Basin Bienvle commssare
john f. Rust, Geo. A. Fosdck G. Morel Gnilamand.
Poll No DeurA Ia mason d'ecole suee coin DIES
Benvie Ut Robertson commissioners John Slemmer Ed Pills
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HITCHCOCK ~ LATTRNt;, COMMISSION, FOR
IL wardng Baggng, Rope and Produce Merchants Corner
Of Camp aud Poydras Streets New Orleans.
r. q. LATTING, -'e" ot'Sai''r in commendam,
fe26 ly Frankfort Ky