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Washington Items.
WASHINGTON, Feb. 2S

The Union to-day, has an article rela.
tive to the Central American question.
which occasioned considerable excite.
ment in Washington. 1t strongly de.
nounces all partnership or cooperation
with Great Britain in relation to Central
America declares that the right of
England to interfere in the affairs of
those States is based on sheer usurpa,ion:
that the Clayton and Bulwer treaty has
been the source of all the accommodating
difficulties in that quarter, and under
the ENHANCEMENT created by it England
is pursuing an in.idious policy. to the
success Of which Walker is now almost
the only obstacle ; that the policy OF
Great Britain, though not amounting 10
actual war, is directly hostile to the in
terests of the United States. and is
more insidious and inslating from be.
ing coupled with professions of friend
ship. and that open war is better than
this secret hostility, and the duty of
decisive stard upon our part enforced.
MIR. Appleton being in " ashington, it
is surmised that the article NAV forsbad.
ow the policy Of the new adninistra-
ton.
The President has approved the Coin.
age bill.
Recent events in Persia having &C.
cupied the attention of the administra.
ton, formal application has been sen,
to Congress for an appropriation of Sl2,-
900 for the pay Of an Envoy Extraordi
nary to that country, and for nearly
$4,000 for his Secretary of Legation and
interpreter.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1857-02-27

suicInE-Mr Charles Bridges Of Pc.
nobscot committed suicide by hanging
himself upon limb of tree near hi,
residence the l4th lust. Mr.. Bridge,
was about forty years ofage in comfortable
circumstances anda worthy citizen. No
cause Is assigned for THE decd
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Consumption. the great scourge by which
so many are doomed to premature grave
could in many cases be efectually cured
by simple remedies, if taken in season.
Wistars Cherry Balsam has cured hun
dreds within few years
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1857-02-27

DnAra ~ Dr. KASE.-Dr Kane died al
Havsus 10 lotA instant.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1857-02-27

Hon. Neal Dow is President Of the
Worlds Temperance Society.
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See advertisement of the Republican
Ball, in another column
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CITY OF New ORLEANS October %, 1857.
NOTICE TO THE ELECTORS OF THE PARISH OF ORLEANS.
The election ordered for MONDAY the second day No
Robot Wicklfs Governor the State of Louisiana dated
s p e M be and s
and the said election will be held under the Of
the following named Commissioners of Election
First District.
FIRST PREcINor-PoH No. One-At the Engine House of
Fire Company NJ r. Tchoupitoulas street. between
Tappan William f. Floranee ~ -A''''' d. .
Pol No T@o-At the Engine House of Fire Company No.
Commissioners: W. A. Gilmore. Denis Donovan ]. NJ. Dem
SECOND PREc1scr-pou No. one.-At the Engine House of
Fire Company 70 Thalia street. between acchus and
Dryades streets Commissioners Jacob NJ Jenkins Nathaniel
Pei No Too a. the Washington School Honse,
THIRD PREclscr-Pou No one-At the Engine House of
Commissioners: j. Redman Coke, John Diamond John \.
No Teo-At Paudipg School House. corner of Con-
stance and Gaiennie commissioners: A. j. Donellan
Fornr Hsr o the
Fire Company No Is Canpe street between St Charles
and CaGon4elst streets Commissioners: Th H. Shields Chas
Poi ~ 7tot the Webster sccool House. corner Dry
FIFTH PNroScrIoi No one.-At the Engine; House of
Commissioners Thomas j. Beck, Ernest Toedano Wilhcus
Poll No TvoAt the franklin School House. on St. Charles
street, between Grod and Julia Commissioners: L. f. ST.
SIXTH PREclscT-PoH No OneAt the Engine House cor
of Perdido and Caroudeet Streets Commissioners r. H.
TeoAt The Engine House of Fire Company No .,
on Girod street between ST. Charles and Caonee streets
sEvnsrm No. the Engine House
Fire Company Ne H. on Common street near Mara street,
Pol No To-At tho School House ST. John street. b.
Fsse T. Hi ' r G. 6"s W.
Pol No T,eAt the Fisk School House, corner of Perdido
Scaes, Jno. A. Jaques.
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Va ffsH -
The first part of the foregoing report was adopted
and the following resolution accompanying the
was read twice and adopted, the rules being sus.
pended: &fk
Resoired That permission and it hereby given
Gleason Co. to continue their factory Broad street.
with city ordinances relating thereto during
pleasure OF the Common Council
That portion of the report relative to the petition
Of Z. 8. Murphy was adopted and the following
| resolution accompanying the same was read twice
| and adopted, the rules being suspended:
Reored That permission be and ii is hereby given 7.
Murphy to erect and small engine at No 80 New
with city ordinances relative the and continue
during the pleasure Of the Common e Council
That portion OF the report relative to the communi
cation Of Gould s. Garrett was on motion, adopted.
MIR. Dupre moved that the following resolution,
mentioned in the foregoing report, be laid on the
/ table. Lost.
Yeas Messrs. Dupre and Howell
Nays Messrs. Conway. DeLabarre, Harrison, Ven
| nard and Witz-5.
Aresoltion authorizing the Comptroller SELL after
n hs Official contract for extending the Port
MI. DeLabarre moved that the foregoing RESOLUTION
be adopted as recommended in the foregoing report of
the Committee Streets and Landings. Carried by
the following vote:
Yeas: Messrs. Conway, DeLabarre, Harrison, Ven
nard and Wiltz-5.
Nays: Messrs Dupre and HOWELL. 44-s
The following ordinance, adopted by the Assistant
Board, was rejected as recommended in the foregoing
report:
An ordinance to amend section II of article of the ordinance
relative to otfenses and nnisances
The following resolution, adopted by the Assistant
Board, was read twice and concurred in, the rules
being suspended:
discontinue the suit against G. W. Holt for violation Of city
On motion, the Board adjourned.
| CHAS. CLAIBORNE, Sec'y.
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Second District.

Fire Company 10 paup9n rect between Bisnsile
cGss psRsns jS H F"itoe ''0' H. fA"'e' ill.,
tOmhon6e aud Canal Streets Commissioners A. Blache T.
Fire Company No. h the and streets
Commssioners Jno F. Rust Geo A, Fosdck C. More CUR
Ron No T1O-At the School IOnss, of Renye and
i ESsef f. s. s Sss '"0 Ss"~s Ed Pills
Tenth PREoiScr-pou No one-on Toulouse near Ram.
part street Commissioners VIM Il. Starke j. A. Borduzat,
Pou No 7ico-on Jefferson street. between Charsres and
Ievee Commissioners j. T. Beanr{gad Joseph Du.
ELryrSrn fREoSor-Eou No. ons-AtDeputy Street Com
missioners office of Charrs and St. Peter
missioners Jas H. Hopkins Sacouf Foer Nnma Angus
Poll No TcoAthe corner St apd Rampant streets
TWELFTH PREoScr-Pon No ons-At the Engine hose of
Rampdr streets Commissioners VIM Andry PHILIPPE ATegno
oH No aoA the seoolouse on Rampant street be-
Toulouse streets Commissioner james
rREtscrlP@Sa ose-At the Engine House
Of Fis Company No on Hospital street R.
Poa 40 Tro-A he sehoohonse On ST. Philip street. he
Maara on si paa aDy" sIEs Commissioners Charles
F Ss Preseason osSthe
mi Sic Ms s 81 T. GroP, A. Aaosri Jules BoSst
Bpron p,sfs op k se'd
Third District.
FlyrEENru PREclNor-PoR No oas--At the School house
on nFeatnen stree Commissioners; Dr. J, j, Ke Eugene
| Q,
Pol No ToAt The corner of Union and Morales streets
o9mmissioners = L. Necos EIDE, A, Lusto Aug Larose
sNtEENrH fREciScT-PoH No one.-A the Breton Market
d. 6nesnon, Joseph Sona Solomon Auer
ToM NO. Iteo-oa vacant lot at the corner of Esplmad
anu oao me streets. Commissioners Arthur Thibau Pierr
Souiai, George Doane.
,,sEvENTRENTH PRECIscT-EoH No. One--At the Engin
Fagot Anthony Uueal. -, = y r TN
Poll No TeoAt The School House at Mineburg. Commits
si9terst u Germ, Auguse Fago w. Rich ardson.
ElGhTkESTH PRECINCr-Io No. 0neAt the Engine Hons
o. rirs COMPANY No on Victory street Commissioners
Emile Mary, 5. Relf r G. Labsrre.
Poll No TEQ-At The Eiysisn Eie,ds and Crap
n i. Fassy. - ~ y 1,l,- - Tg.T,4s 7Es-+'t.F
NsEfEEsrH PRke,sGrz1 No oae,rAt he MEXICAN Gu
StcknS. George Hooper.
Poll No ggo.-At the corner Of Washington Avenue an
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ELECTION NoTICE--oFFICIAL.
NOTICE OF ELECTION.

las 2 fF NOTICE OF ELECTION.
A&DA&A Pursuant to writ Of election b. ar
dsss ss Sh day Of y w s
life. Governor t " the State e Of " Lou
sh
day Of November 1857 for the following levi officers viz
Known as Munsipaty No. land ManeIpaiiy No s. snd
p s pslhs s or g. @ rank
One from the Second Congressional District
city Of Lafayette and the parishes Of Jefferson ST Charles
fesTehs rs,rsSsuns Mary s. Martin assumption M
sippi Iiysr iaslsaas r. r. sy e NY orIssns w -
lows: > .>s''''D' - ''' ''ae as ''''
parish of Orleans fright bank shall Representa-
First Representative District the parish of Orleans and
HE Second Representative District in the parish of Orleans
and %a Ely S Fl SK @ ss rfs
and city Of New Orleans shall elect three REPRESENTATIVES
and New psrsa
A., Ihs an s P sr in he parrish Of Orleans
The Sixth Representative District the parish Of Orleans
SsT il Ss c Orleans
and city Of New Orleans shall elect Representative
and as orleans
city orleans elect anu
The Tenth Representative District in the parish Of Orleans
TrsssarsS AqdtoTpf Public Aesonn,s Superintendent
for parish T e sy
voters in the following One by the
Second Districts; by the Third Representa-
tive District one By the Fourtn Representative District
Seventh Eighth and Ninth Representative Districts one by
that part Of the parish Orleans the right bank the river
and one by the Fourth District formerly LAFAYETTE.
And where it is further provided that at the same
time there shall be eected Constable for each Justice
Court in the parish Of Orleans who shall hold the
of who shall be elected by the qualified
residing within the sectional limits within which each Justice
is required to hold his court. .1t. 49,
The qualified of each District elect one Tax Col
ector each and for each District and the qualified
that Of the parish of Orleans the RIG hit the
shall elect Tax Collector who entitled
office for the of years. until their successors are
qualified.
-Four Assessors in and for said city and for that portion
there shall be elected one Assessor.
The polls will be opened in each election precinct the
hours eight o'clock A. NJ till four NJ on the day before
mentioned to wit the "a Noysmber 1857 for the purpose
receiving the Of the qualified parish of Or
leans under the superntend of the
Clerks be appointed by the authorities designated
election be conducted and duplicate 10
dersgned, returning officer, according TO law.
JOHN NJ BELL, Sheriff.
sherfs office, parish of Orleans, Oct. d. 1851. o23 te
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<RS ~
$sSs T$S s.: =
Eta Louisiana les ayant qnalie parosse
SAVIOR ''O'' ''' '''" 'e''
Tn represenan Premier District Congressional qui Sc
aupsravant sous mons Muncpaa No. ct Muncpate
s ,f
St Bernard et Paqaemnes CT ueS S'0'sssS
.Un 5ePresenant dn second District Cong, qni
dessus dc Il du Canal connue sous lie de
P % d ps H 81 J. b
se s. Jssgue' AsceSson Assumption Lafourche Tere
SENATOR'S, pour lie District compose de oue
ss ss a i s,o so@pr as oVes
Repreenan,s Assemble Generate dc l'Etat suit
s PREMIER District dams la
Ss d s ss sf
ct "a vile Dc Ia NTayeile Orleans sira tros
ct vile De Noayee orleans sra rois
L. 9paeme District de Ia paroe a'orleans
L. S % stGs af
lie sxieme District esentaf de la psroisse dOrleans
ct ia Vile de la Nauvele Orleans, eira deux represcnan
ct Ia vie Dc Ia ra ID enx
ct Ia d IA nr
lie Nevieme District de la paoisse dorleau
lie pixieme District repesentaf de Ia laroisse dorleans
ct T. vile de 4 ss a sGs
de linstruction Paolique, sheriff ct Coroner
eecteurs qae de la manere svante I'm les Pre-
5 ct nn pa e % t
tiff par les CinQueme Sixeme Districts yepresentatifs
Sepeme lie Heme lie Neuvieme Districts repre-
ifs; cette parte de parose Orleans qu
se i Ia os % Mspp ct IN pa" lie me
reqnert quill soft eu Constable chaque Cour de JUICE
de PaN dams la paroisse dOrleans qui oncons
pendant dex eu les eecteurs quae
ct resultant dams les mes dams lsquees chaque JUICE de Px
est requis de tenir
Les eleceurs ayant quale de chaque District elront
Collector de taxes dams chaun District q soft eu
outre, eee parie de Ia parose Orleans qu see
la rive droe du Mississippi, Collector de taxes, qu
drO deXercer Oncons pendant deuX
que successor ait prs qualre.
Quae Assessors dams pour lade VILE ct pour
de parosse Orleans se la rive droite heuve M
sippi I'm Assessor elu
lie scrutn lie jour susdit 2novembre 1851
chaue reimbursement cleo ion, depu hut heures jus
qua quatre heures NJ eet de recevoir lie
quae de la plrose dOreans Ia surveillance
DIES commissares gees qu NOMINEES raut0re
cempetente.
detection deva condue les par tripcaa
transmits oicier soussgnt, charge
metre, confornemen Ia loi.
Bureau du sheriff. parosse Orleans q octobre, 1851
OBJ te JOHN ". BELL, Sheriff.
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- URAL kESIDENCES-
n MANUFACTURING SITFSl
RARE OPPORTUNITY u

'''''''' vi LoNG CREp1T u,
pop c,1E I'm cou,pEr op ,pf,Ttr ,nn + iIt IN
roh H-AH-iST TnWT az y LTNEP 'foV LUIS iN
This nroner is tnatT o tbo iina ~ no n 1ocLs,n
rms properly Is sthateu on the ile OF me ~ ~ Jackson
" ~ nuoaL W p ron W. cry ne groaa %
, itb 49,, i au AMI III; 10 ,e . t a}av
~ ieo' anu Will oi"'a i'aeh i"F'' "'
any ny atLinrlai means, , ,,.,,oods 40 rp,
secure nI'y, ntulhy @ hgeeho.e heis % ~ III 10 car
~, ; r ny nc VI III T. @ n, sot orar f5r n
IAN sections Oh inc higher grounds nlVe pee So. p rI
ti a. III WIN tsie n' ;S a he lined with
lions All me streets OF Wnie rs desighe4 s" ", ponns
siaue anu ornamental tses est rrnar irties for
ne e Et p"f, anu WI d mhc souares Here taste and
sch3ois coiegts h % for rustic
wealth wealth. may cohoihe 10 h"he p''' ~ t " 1900
peahty. - -. . f,r ,,,. i,ass nurooses This To-
0ter sections are SCI aPate '9 M tdr
esy presents more more pee our s%ie Il has front On the
,W tHa any tt r ttan mile and half and rear pon
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BOOTS, SHOES AND HATS.

"a j: ROCII ~ CO., MANUFACTURERS OF
Ba HATS-The subscribers ready to do work
that their and the public in general shall
1T 10 beow them Having engaged the
workmen and being in receipt of the best of Materials
confident that they out good work estab
lishment in the city.
n BHas Of all qualities and made to order short
est notice. j, ROCH It CO.,
oil 6m eandC IN
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!, TO COUNTRY AND ComMIs- ca

HSSISIUN MERCHANTS. E{M
INV 1000 CASkS-Just received per steamships -
eSs Black Warrior Philadelphia, Cahawba Empire City
ships Fanny Eae Hemisphere Susan Kinks large
and well assorted stock of .....
90 rs II OES A Nj HATS,
all of the LATEST aud MOST FASHIONABLE STYLES.
As stock is continually moving, have but the
goods which will sell the
BILE terms.
FMechants will End it their interest to give call
for themselves before pureha elsewhere
j. NJ. GOULD CO.,
If s Magazine street
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COMPREHENSIVE.

NOTICE-THE DEATH OF OUR SENIOR j. A.
In BEARD will not alter the style of firm. The
will be continued under articles of
the survivors, G. E. GIRARDEY and c. PITTS, who respect
fully solicit continuation of the public patronage heretofore
z literally bestowed on them.
an27 If ]. A. BEARD L co.
NUTICE-C S MARTIN HAS BEEN ADMITTED
partner from this date, under the firm Of THos J. CA
New Orleans, July l, 1857. iyI If
4 COMPREHENSIVE NOTICE-TIE sTnsCRT.
~ bes have this day associated themselves
V. b. PAIMER'S ADVERTISING AND COMMISSION
AGENCY, for the transaction of General Advertising
Commission Agency business in the cities of New York
Philadelphia.
B. Palmer, and the public generally hoping the
creased force and enlarged facilities
sure satisfaction to all who business the agency
....., " b. PALMER,
J. f. COE,
.,". E. G. TAIiMADGE,
". W. SHARP,
May l, 1S57-jy3 If HB. JOYS
NOTICE. HAVE THIS DAY SOLD TO Mr. JAMES
IN A. DUNBAR all the stock merchandise and business
heretofore held and conducted by for account
der the style Of g. e. Dunbar Co., No. IA Canal
recommend him to the patronage of all my friends and
toners.
All those who have claims against indebted to- G. G.
Dunbar Co., will please call alone the office
IA Canal street, for settlement. GEO. g. DUNBAR,
New Orleans, February IA, 1857.
INCORPORATING THIS DAY BOUGHT OUT THE
establishment of g. g. Dunbar Co.. IA Canal street
will continue the Wholesale and Retail Grocery
DUNBAR CO. and respectfully solicit continued patron
age Of the friends OF the late house. well that my
friends, = JAS. A. DUNBAR.
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u BoARIS I S5f AI.DERMEN.

=. 49, 1a5 r. -
s IS 3as
i, e q :, !, 1, N,fr,ny X 81
ss q s. 81 AZ e. ~ 81
y s sEsss Tu,.spAv Oct. III 1ss7.
VI. 49, ~ Il 4 ~ psfsuant ID Adjournment
Il ~ n hsSs1rt !: &c.. Conway. DeIa
hsll@ nqpr. Hslon, Howell, Landry, Vennard
80 WIZ lt.s NJ 8. - &, - 49,
~ 81 s N ~ Ssss 49, ~ ,,,.;o, AZ.
~ ssss1s yi7h.
ccuamunicstion from The Comptroller, asklDg
lsavg y the nouinations submitted 70 the
S3eyea to make the tax ledgers, tax bills etc., was
"a !, J .I 4, -,
$50 - ~ s;,ss ~, ~. 49, N =
~ sa iolioWinS n ~ u - rsad
BOARD III AsssarAsr AIDEHxEs,
s. S' Z. 3, .ss ocseesf zlst' iso1S
= ~ n'a''eo'' f'ss's1' " - Board e Aldermen
- s 49, ssssesrsi ID ~ This Board
ssseuSss "a rsssiss lsusiFing the Officers Of the
sssss.ssss,s ~ $iiss IL
sss ss .slisd A.. r,,n.r.. !
essahish n " ptsmsss NJ NJ. l23 ghsrres street
ssso'sqs ~ Il q 81 6o s Houses -'s
TSs isils BY yOnr honorable body
"a S aisa have 1000 copies OF his
IN ailio af ts city, etc, printed
Hsf XXI fsspSuyyH sss ss tspS5 &$S
sSss ~ =. hor klNss Secretary.
Y following resolution, persisted in
Ks. g Wy, w ~ ne 49, .as. ~
rs w 20 e aaY s oas ~ s
82 ss = "a Srs - ~ = M ~
lTEe following mesa IS yvas read:
slss soAsp . Assis1As Aa i.
~ Id president III Members - = Ae'1
VI s '1'Tsz' " Il the Board of Aldermen
~ respectfully invited the fol
sine preamble nd resolution. adopted BY this Board
~ sssSnS IL 1 Ss n n:
" tayor g sandr Adoped ANn 1921
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Of the present Coroner Of parish Of Orleans The fees and
emoents to be paid by the city OF Ne 70 inc Zero
afosesaid BE- and The Hereby n1ed at S1v per
charges Dques buriss cons oce rent ec and IN fact
ali apperaning to the duties Of
MI, DeIsbar.e, on behalf Of the Committee on
Streets and Landings, offered the following report,
which Was taken up seriatim fg -
The Con- ee Streets and Landings have the honor
renert mon following subjects referred them,
The residents in the neighborhood Of NJ Gleason
scap factory Broad praying that said
farory allowed to contnre n committee recommend be
eansd said factory Is removed from the thickly settled
part the Third District and the immediate neghbos
far oscng TO the that be allowed remain
resolution accordingly for adoption granting the
continuance during the pleasure OF the Common Council
Your committee recommend that the petition OF T. Muir
asking for permission snd steam engine at
No 50 New Levee street, be gsned having examined the
premises and being satisfied objection be raised against
he resolaonis offered granting said privilege during
the pleasure OF the Common Council
s. The communication Of Gould Garrett proposing to
furnish lightning rods to the different engine houses
committee recommend to be rejected not c9neeivng lightning
the adoption Of the resolution
Journal for extending the Port Market
the Third District s1 ~ = 4
s. advised in the ordinance
II of article of ordinance relative oenses
nuisauce deemn the unnecessary the Street
missioner Is fully authorized to abate all nuances whereas
said ordinance refers particular class of working establish
% : r
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49,, RECONCILIATION R AID DIN, ES3
laEf 5& Wholesale Dealers in EsH

fEEIOt Alt A IL IL a " a " ~ IN, EsY3
YW1BOOTS, SHOES, HATS AND CAPS, Gz.sa
- Have removed their Stores from No ~ Magazine ST.
the large and commodous Stores Nos Il Magazine and
Common street.
undersigned would respectfully inform their friends and
the public generally that they have removed their Store as
above where they will keep constantly on hand large and
well seiected stock of BOOTS SHOES HATS andCAPS OF
every variety and quality. . :,
They are now receiving in their stores, steamship
Black Warrior and ships Kinks Fannie Eaer
fifty thousand dollars worth of FRESH SEASONABLE
GOODS which would respectfully call the
country merchants generally The
be surpassed by other establish
meut In the city. Please call and examine stock
.E-s,-:.tSr Ia NTAYEURfA RADDIN,
sel2-tfNlf ,ssitIH,r 81 Nasa1 AZ Common
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N 0 II IC e .
NOTICE..
JeGerys Double--Actins Suction snd Force Pump,
Nth India Rubber Ball Vafues,

MOTH CE. =
Jeterg's Doubte-Acting Suction snd Force Pump
,r;,b JoI;o E,,bbpr RaU Uofces
suapie Ior Sga ana So!toh ranati9Ns Dranns ExeaVa
Noh'' pfs p9Sks, Sn,ps uceaa ana river steamers
M dwellings,, etc.. etc., etc.
for the Jeerys Improved Pump with
Ipda Rubber Ball Valves is now prepared to receive orders
and furnish same valuable invention was patented June
5h 1885 and awarded the FIRST PREMIUM the New
dncng this Pump this community the dersisned feels
confidence that his efforts To bring II into sa will he
Th " MI %no sees IT'S operation and construction
me perfect adaptation Of solid Balls of India Rubber
np waves VIII AZ once be apparent every thinking mind
% wafer and their yielding surface
certainty OF operation and perfection of action
os BY he use Of any Other Valves The simplicity
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BUREAU Du CoNsEiL CENTRAL DIES CoAMIssAIREs,
vile dc la Nouyelle- Orleans lie q octobTe 1857.
A Wis est par lie present donne que lie Poll
- NO; DeuX du QuiuzemG Precinct etc change
porte u Fencoignure deS rUnion Ell Morales
Far ordre dI Bureau Central des Commissioners
An RDTl nj Sacrs+aire
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.

----------- --------
s MAYORAbTY OF NEW ORLEANS, 2
City HALL 10th day OF October, 1857.
Common Council CITY Of New Orleans
NJ asno ! -
~. No. ooo1' -.-
hsotrcd Ihat the nude by the Comptroller on
tue 9h ms 10 h6mhs buckley r. Marquee security OF the
contract for paving Toulouse street and making sidewalks
Toulouse be and the same hereb approved and the
lsignedl p...,,... = y. u MA .i,l!l ,,.
Isrnedl a. LANDRY
N President pro tenn Board Of Aldermen.
Anproyed October 20 1887
fSieuedj CHAS III WATERMAN Mayor o.0
----------------- -------.---
ftiss, 80 No 3563 ~
49, ooo -
esotred That the adjudication made by the Comptroller
the i9h ms. 70 r. MARQUEE r. feianne BROS security. for
Smelling Frenchman street. from Claiborne street 10 Gnna Mar
gny and hereby approved and the Mayor authorized to
enter Into me necessary contracts
iSignedl j. MAGIONI,
81 &c. President Board Of Assistant Aldermen.
ltssstie- lSignedl A. LANDRY,
PRESIDENT pro tenn Board OF Aldermen.
Approved October ~, 1856:
tsignedl GHAs NJ WATERMAN, Mayor. go
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6ssortd Tint the Comptroer warrant mn the in
faur III III iamhnd iate coractor far ainin ia trI
tio for the SUN Of 81 ISL al being balance e nfie dednc
inc The sum Of o9 ~ expended by the cty for Of
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