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A NDERSON ID. DIErEix, COMMISSION MER-
"A CHANT, AND AGENT, FOR JEFFERYiS DOUBLE
ACTING SUCTION AND FORCE PUMP WITH INDIA
RUBBER BALL, VALVES,
rs MOTTO
JeGery's Double-Acting Suction and Force Pump,
" s.ll5, toith India Rubber Bail Valces,
N oTICE

JeUerys D0u6ie-dcttng Suction and Force Pump,
s,ll5 toith India Rubber Bal Valces,
Suitable for Sugar and Cotton Plantations Draining Excava
tons Dry Docks, Shps, Ocean and River Steamers,
e. t. Dwellings, etc.. etc., etc.
The subscriber having been appointed State
for the sale OF eferys Improved Double Acting Pump with
India Rubber Bail Valves prepared
9TH 1855 and awarded the FIRST PREMIUM the New
York State Fair held at Elmra in that year. intro
ducng his Pump toths community undersigned
confidence that his efforts to bring it into general will be
seconded w all who sees its operation and construction
The perfect adaptation India Rubber for
to water and their yielding surface
certainty Of operation and perfection of
% attained by the use Of other Valves The simplicity
the facility with which the parts be removed
and desirable Pump Every Planter Ship Steamboat
should possess of these valuable
apart from their general purposes they in be
transiormed into an efficient Fire Engine. 3ll mi
sze capacity of forcing 20 gallons per min
Size NJ capacity of forcing 40gaons per
ute. Price $50 n - . ~
And larger Sizes suitable Dry Docks or heavy Drainage
construction and may soon be expected Nos and are adj
mnaoy adapted 70 Sugar Houses forcing
asses and the ordinary which Pump generally a
Piled while for redeemng Swanpy Lands the No. s nds
The subscriber feels convinced that when these Pumps
seen speak for themselves and that sooner or later
they will go into general use. " 77'F'
Samples of Size No. can be in operation at c. O. Bier
Co.'s No % Gampsee Price Conlons No I07 Poydras
or 1t the office OF the undersigned persons
- i ANDERSON D. DIETER, Agent,
-=N I'D Grayia srpet
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STATE OF LOUISIANA,
Parish of Orleans City Of New OrlesnsS
Be remembered that this 18th March, 1851 before
subscriber Justice Of the Peace in and the city aforesaid
personally appeared Charles Briggs President and H. r
er Secretary Of the Louisiana Mutual Insurance company Of
New Orleans who being duly according to law. do de-
pose say that the above and and
correct transcript from the books Of said Company.
CHARLES BRIGGS, President
. . H. p JANVIER, Secretary
subscribed before this 18th of March,
A. D. 1857. c. NJ. BRADFORD,
second Justice Of the Peace for the Parish Of Orleans
The Board Of have resolved an interest Of six
in cash the outstanding certificates of profits
the second Monday May and have declared
a scrip dividend Of THIRTYFOUR PER CENT the net
earned Of the ending February 49, 1851 for
which certificates will be issued and after the first day of
June 1857. CHARLES BRIGGS, President
A. CARRIERE Vice President
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Union INSURANCE COMPANY OF NEW
~ ORLEANS.
CASH CAPITAL-S25O0OO.

The Union Insurance Company New Orleans pre-
pared take the usual FIRE. RIV Err and MARINE RISKS
AZ 1neir office,
No. IL CAMP STREET.
This Company offers to insurers the security OF Cash Capital
of Quarter of Million Of Dollars, and also permits the
participate in the profits Of the Company upon the
MUTUAL PRINCIPLE-hcy receiving Scrip bearing six
interest redeemable in -FOUR YEARS; or if insurers
prefer they receive of TEN PER CENT in cash
upon the amount OF their premiums.
All losses will be adjusted promptly and equitably
JULES DoLHoNDE, Secretary.
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Commercial intelligence.

Per Niayara.l LrvERpooL, 18th ,Nne. 1857.
The committee advance their quotations Of Fa Mobile l6d
and Upland I'D. per h. rA%
The following has been the daily report Of hit
On the 18th ustanI $500 bsIes 1850 specpatofs and
porters the 18th, bales dneluing 800 Braz 800
to spectators and market rules firm with
fair trade the i6tn 1900 bales Qncudng 1900
Suras 300 spectators and the Niagara
learn prices rather receipts rapidly falling Of
and the wfetter pfobiVs. Our marke although void
speculative tome very firm prices Of
week have beeiohaued 6l 10 American been
in the l6 1000 bales 500 spectators
expoefs moderate trade demand, prices have been
firmly maintained the l7t $500 haes $40 Spectators
and exporershe msrket show much spirit; at the
rules steady, with healthy trade demand /;
the 18TH 600 baes tnedng 1000 Surats 900 TO specla
tors nntRet opened quiet but steady, when
the reduction to per
the BaAk decided stimulus, and large quantity
previously uSbe has since changed hands at the
sellers PRICES X sRS9 N 9F5t stsa 8 &9
export Of The reaches 295 bales consisting
Of 3,7l9 American and 8, 90 East India.
Thc market opened quiet tnd continued until yesterday
afternoon when reduction IN the Bank Of Eu
land brought speculative export buyers the
market closes with tendency quotations.
The grades of have attracted
ton, and virtually I'D per ID. higher. ss Y
In Manchester there quiet mNrketr the the early part
Of the weak To-day 1er with activity especially
Printing Cloths and MadapollaTs rather better prcss
The sales to-day bales, 1000 speculs
tors and American only hfn but large speculative
business III Brezil Cotton.
n r
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SUGAR AND MoLAssEs The sales Of Sugar embraced
80 hhds at abou, previous Mosses few re-
tail lots sold at 6s65c q gallon for Choice RebSed
FLOUR. The demand fair and 200 bbs were
psod including $50 snpenc Illinois Sc U.s. 1850 New Albany
City Mills S. TO- 1900 St. Louis Superne Sc u.s. 500 at the
same, 400 AZ and 400 st. Louis Extra IS rs p bb
The sales Of Corn embraced 3l0o sacks which
1000 Mixed from 76e 900 100 Waite Mixed So
100 Yellow at S. and 300 400 White U bushel,
Oats still higher and 800 sacks ST. ons sold
65c "a hushel. Small lots Of selling at csc
y 100 ms Yea 5fE X 4sij.t 7t45a p
PROVISIONS. Mess Pork retailing S2s 25@s2s So
and round lots offering q bbl OF Bacon
Ribbed Sides sold in lots l2c and retail par
cells at for Clear Sides and ioc y for Shoulders Lard
eaing for Prime in tierces and l6c " n id
kegs. s.t.4 # -
COFFEE. noticed sales of ss bags Zoe, aud 100
Prime at lie p u,
BAGGING. .A few small lots of India sold at l3i@
l4c = yard
HIDES. A.:akapas selling on the ievee 1916
@,l7e q ID for Dry
SPIRITS TuRPENTINE.. Dali and few bbls sold a, 4O
r gallon. 4zs5 5-.- ..
WHISKY The market unsettled and we Ii,
sales OF any Importance Raw WAS held y gallon.
FREIGHTS Ships the berth os Liverpool were filling
up with Cotton at ssSd. t5a5.1, af I- -=s 1880
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9 UMnEn BoARDING SCHOOL FOR BOYS

. TALLA D EG A, Ala. r.,.
sen % o o sfy s ss half
ss gse Hp Of
School opens on the 10Th Of July and the expenses for Board
ksist Rsy: ;, N, Palmer, D, wm: NJ giH; Har
Ii. b.. Virginia University.
For Ps particulars, address JOHN WILSON, a.
nIsSOLUTION-THE COMPREHENSIVE PREyI..
Charles Fonda disposing Of is interest T. Pk
pay all its liabilities ROBERT PITKIN,
New Orleans January 9, l857.-ial2
" LAroR in plantations comprising the
largest and smallest casse some Of which has taken off
other known application of steam to steam Grsnu-
l. 1t requires buta of 30 pounds of strike
is ppes reauPe esanns
body Of juice 50 that an even and lard grained sugar made
s. rhs steam being VII condensed and returned to the boilers
boilers large and Gimans Baeasse Furnace IS used
with mas Bagase Furnace now furnish steam grind tie
and run the Pneumatic Battery making III hhds
The Pneumatic Battery Grannlaor is put in operation
much less the planter than other bat
terry application of steam making in part entirely
and drawings will be furnished application the subscriber,
Clrder be used with direct exhaust steam
SAMUEL H. GILMAN
| ID " 70 Grsver street. New Orleans La.
nK. LOCK WOOD, WHO HAS HAD five YEARS
- experience in this city practitioner of medicine for
the future will attend principally office practice He takes
this method OF Informing the public that he with upara
lecd diseases OF the
Kidneys Bladder Chronic Darrhea word all
pain and Rheumatism in its form Also the diseases
Of women aud Of eaes PEoapsus Uer
Feur Albus AmnOerhoa and that class of
termed Nenereal primary and secondary.
All who suffering would well give call before
going elsewhere and they will receive safe and speedy
obgte myself to all who have Rheumatism
Pains IN the Limbs make charge for services My
RHEUMATIC SPECIFIC only be had my office. This
IL of my discoveries Materi Mcdica and
taken with perfect safety being vegetable compound
InconSequence Of the hnmbng advertisements in the
newspapers with reluctance give the PUBLIC
Address or call on me at DAVIDSON'S ROW. Las CARON.
| DELEr street, between Poydras and Heva streets.
/ Office mp stairs. Hours from A. NJ to 3 P. II.
| ,alv !. +. LOCKWOOD, NJ. n.
I A DAPTED TO PLANTA rIONs-
| N Matag0rGa, e4as, Feb. |, 1854
Me3srs. B. A Fahnestock Co:
GengmenMr. e. W. Tiey, who is gentleman we'll known
of the best pnAers in this Wharton county
bra'ed for careful negroes highly recon-
Inends Nerml.Gge He called few days since
and purchased and says that administered the
Nrmt ugc bought of last adult suspected
Of having and succeeded expeing her several
dozen some inches in length and thai her health
|
One Of these home testimonies Thousand where the
parties not KNOWN and this he regarded reliable
derce with regard TO the adaptation valuable
! fHge 10 our plantations
/ am truly yoarS, S. W. FISHER
Sold Wholesale and retail all the principal druggists and
country merchants throughout the United ie2
SEER S WHEAT,
MIILEr, s
COW PEAS,
RYE,
BUCHWHEAT,
BARLEY E9G and ,rr
constantly on hand and for sale by
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STATE OF LOUISIANA,
Parish Of Oreans City Of New Orleans.
remembered that the 18th July 1856 before the
subscriber Justice of the Peace in and for the city aforesaid
personally appeared Charles j. Manson, Secretary Of the
Mutual Insurance Company of New Orleans who be-
lug duly sworn according law does depose and the
foregoing and and
from the books of said Company.
[Signedl G. ]. MANSONI, Secretary
Sworn subscribed before this 18th July, 1866
fSignedl CHAS. NJ. BRADFORD.
The Board Trustees have resolved interest Of
Six per cent cash. the outstanding certificates of profits,
the holders thereof their legal representatives, and
after the ID Monday of August proximo.
The Board Trustees have also declared Dividend thirty
and oned the earned premiums of the
Company the year ending the Both of June 1856 for which
certificates will be issued and after the 18th September
THOS. A. ADAMS, President.
GEO. JONAS, Vice President
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DAY AND kOARDING SCHOOL FOR YOUNG
IL lADlES-Founded in 1885 by Madame Leiris, and
Quoted since s40 by Madame Debrayax Burgundy street,
tween Cusomhouse and Bienville Streets New Orleans
The summer Session of this establishment Pass Christian
begins the LIST june The buildings there large enough
Day Scholars Attached to the premises fine bath house
and good wharf The insteton provides thorough and
sana instruction in and department of education
and offers Facilities for the requirement OF the French
guae. Singing and Soege Taught by Mr. Provost the well
known leader of the orehsstra Of the New Orleans Opera Mr.
Provost will reside az the Pass during the and willie
his lessons Singing ami soege in the establishment. He
will also give private lessons in families.
Examinations in music take place mouth daring winter
the city every fortnight during the the
The city school remains the whole for bosers and
day scholars. .s-Ey mv2f lv
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.la~s,asss,u Billiard TABLES CONSTANTLY
3hand and for sale from the ,nanufacoryof
Messrs. J. NJ. BRU NSWICK BRO, Cincinnati
Superior Rosewood Billiard Tables Brnswicks patent
Ions also, Cloths Balls Cues and all other trimmings belong
Ing to this line,
All orders thankfully received and promptly attended to-
4rs .4ssl lr4 a-55f5zs A. w. MERRIAM, --
. NIL ly st. Charles Billiard Room. N. o. h,
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Ssippiag yatelligsrft.
THURSDAY, July 8, 1867.
CLEARED YESTERDAY. xS Ill., y

seamshp Atlantic Rshbun for Galveston and indanoa
s, Nuremberg sehp,dsn for H.s s FWS SssS s ee
Bark warwick, Hall for New York, s. II w synsen foo
ssss ss:s =. s
Brig W Sawyer, Leighton. for Natansas, A1rlson
n vs. az ss ARRIVED.
bfk kp VII 's Ssrsisar My 1915 to has "a
Brig Austen. % days from Ro'k"nd Name '0 mas
seAr Az. Dsy s days from rsa.aco, to r'0y NJ
Brit schr Mary Stevens from Balu Honduras via Ruatsn
Island T Ays sy, a r to master
sehr Gen Scott huntington from Pensacola to master
schr Monkey from Ps.rl Riyer-Bs
sshr Elisabeth Ann. Attens from Pearl Riyer-Basin
an s.;ss s% aniis
ss ssa from
srEAMBOATs.
IN L. Ksnnett bowen, from St Louis. : AZ 1sg
n s,s gRs sss. from FROM H assaPof
4 Joan ii Arc, Ado, from Biloxi-Basin. Ss ~.
q In, the down
gon and john Howebrought up bark Fanny, brig Aus
+ .5y sIGNALIZED. fl*s@4 52.7
M BY Capt Sprague the brig Austen LIST inst off Tor
aarge ship supposedo be the Dione hence for Liver
pool. --
sss ss.5s t3i 80 EXPORTS. asi.tSt& 81. ~
GALVESTON AND NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. ATLANTIC
bbls -four 80 do pork 80 bbs whisky 1900 sacks l25
rs boxes hhds casks bacon, pkgs Of
mdse.
HAvRE-ship Nuremberg-s6s4b bales cotton. IS
NEW YORKBark Wsrwick-2760 bhls -four 1872 sacks Of
wheat, 10 bales hemp, &C bales ~ pkgs mdse
NEW YoRK-Bark Della Chapin2l5 bales cotton, 90 hhda
tobacco 666 hides 2ss sacks corn IS casks oil cake
NEW YORK-Bark Chsnticeer-52 bales cotton, 139 bales
% hhds tobacco 39 sacks 40 casks aud 50 do
wne Is bbs blue lick do ae 3 do lard OIL 40 bbls whisky
10 bales moss, 81 empty bbs. a NEE f
tMATANZAs-Brg w Sawyer-200 ties and 500 lard, 80
kegs BUTTER Is hams 40 k bbs pork 10 h do beef 95 SKIS
l0Al poles 1868 monlds engine, MILL and sun
dries. Taf9 n Fs85ST #%g$
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h. P. JANvIER. Secretary.

STAR INSURANCE. COMMENTATORS, No.
~ % st. Charles street.
This Company will be ready issue Policies of Insurance
Marine Fire River Risks the first June
of per made to the insured upon all their pre-
miums. PLACIDE FORSTALI., President.
EMILE DEBUYS, Secretary.
New Orleans, DIST MAY, 1851. my22 I'm
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STATE OF LOUISIANA,
Parish OF Orleans, City Of New Orleans
Betremembered that on January, 1885, before me-
the subscriber Justice Of the Peace In and for the city
aforesaid personally appeared Alexander Brother
and James H. Wheeler Secretary, Of the Homo Mutual
Company New Orleans who being duly sworn
lust and true transcript from the books OF the
aa;d Company A. BROTHER, President.
~ JAS. H WHEELER, Secretary.
Sworn 10 and before this 18th day Of January
1877 CHAS NJ BRADFORD, Second Justice of
'' the Peace of the Parish Of Orleans.
The Board have resolved to interest OF six
per cent in cash the outstanding certificates of profits to the
thereof or to legal and after
MONDAY the 9th of February next.
Tho RosrI of Trustees have also declared dividend oil
FORTY 40 Der cent on the earned premiums Of the Com
pany for the year ending 3t December 1885, for which
ti6cates will be issued after the 18th OF March next
nhis Company continues insure against the peril Of the
seas rivers and damage fire. at the current rates Of
premium Office, No. IS Camp street.
ALEXANDER BROTHER, President.
JOHN R. SHAW vics-President.
JAMES H. WHEELER, Secretary
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IMPORTS.

BELIZE. Honduras, via RUATlAN ISLAED-schr Mary.
and % mahogany log cedar 81 hides lot fruit to
Ayet .at7l|.{. .a.Isrfa
CAGLIARI via GIBRALTAR-Bark Fanny sos tons salt
to Chas Kock n 3''l5 s{Ss5sss .fs.,4' m
U RoCKLAND-Brig Austen-3o52 bbls lime to j Holden &
co. ri57Ee g.Hfl Tt -st5 rBs-F .fgIls +
PENSACOLA-sehr Alice Day7, 900 feet lumber to Poo
ley, Nicol dco g Fi vi
BILOxI-seamer Joan of Arc-s5,OOo feet lumber to
Stocker. t,;5l ft
PENSACOLASchr Lizzie Mezck-65 600 feet lumber Co. 900
laths 1850 pr SSH to Simpson & Dorr
PENsACoLA-schr Gen seo-3o 600 feet lumber to Mer
rift 4 Mcconnell. sf,I
Snider. .sgiT8G5 7ts'4i 7lFi .fia. l1'
HORN ISLAED-Schr Mare-6OO bbls sand to order
PEARL RIvERschr Elizabeth Ann-3e, 600 feet lumber to
order. lsg. + a... Il r. -. = I
ANTE RIyERSehr oseeola2 900 feet lumber to order.
b BILOXI-Schr Basids- 35, 600 feet lumber order.
PEARL RIyER-Schr Gen Wasington-35,O0 900 lumber
to order. g4,.-.s.-4+s.-..
COyINGToNschr Polar star450 600 feet lumber order
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DIRECT
R. W. OGDEN, of the firm of P. Cusachs, Bro. Co.
CARL KOHN. OF the firm of Q. Kohn II Ryan.
L. F: GENERES. Of the firm Of Abat. Generes l. Co.
VICTOR MAIGNAU, Of the firm of Y. h f. Maignau.
NJ. J. ZUNTS, of the firm of Shaw Il cunts. ....
p LOBlT, OF, the firm of Lobit Il Charpentier.
JOHN DOLHONDE, of the firm of Martin Owen Cobb.
A.CHIAPELLA, JOS. DEYNOODT. at
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Net earned profits for the year ending June
The Company have the Following assets
Invested in bond and mortgage on pro-
perty worth double the amount loaned
thereon NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. %
Loans on pledge of Bank and public
stocks, on time, SlS4 ,255 S8-on call
Sll5,U0O. ............ .-.......,.,.... 2
Bills receivable, being notes for premi-
ultlh... ss.......s,. s.
Invested in real estate. .................
Invested In Bank Stocks, $50 shares...,
Invested in Consolidated City Bonds.
Due for premiums in course of collection
Cash ................... ]
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Vi tllt tASSlstalI board OF Aldermen.
JOINT SESSION.
The rolls being called, the following members an.
swered to their names, to.wit:
Aldermen The Hon. P. S. Wiltz President pro
tenn; Messrs. De Labarre Dupre Harrisson Howell,
Landry and Vennard-7.
Assistant Aldermen The Hon. j. Magioni Presi-
dent pro tem,; Messrs. Campbell Dohonde, Fleming,
Hall, Holland, Huyghe, kearny, Lombard, Phelps,
Waldo and Whitney-l2.
Mr.. Harrison moved for recess of ten minutes.
Lost.
On motion, the Common Council proceeded to the
election of the official journal.
Mr.. Lombard nominated the Crescent.
Mr.. HARRISON nominated the Creole.
The Crescent received the votes OF Messrs. De La
barre, Dnpre, Howell, Landry, Magioni, Dolhonde,
Hall, Holland Huyghe kearny, Lombard, Phelps,
Waldo and Whitney-l4.
The Creole resolved the votes of Messrs. Witt,
Harrison, Fennard, Campbell aud Fleming-5
The Crescent having received the requisite ma or
lty, was declared duly elected the official Journal
For Commissioner of the House of Refuge, vice
DR.. Thos. Hunt resigned, Mr.. Howell nominated Mr.
W. c. Raymond.
Mr. Holland nominated Mr.. James Beggs.
Mr. Raymond received the votes of Messrs. Dupre,
Howell, Iennard, Campbell, Fleming, Hall and
! Huyghe-7.
MIR. Beggs received the votes of Messrs Wilt. De.
l4abarre, Harrison, Landry Magion Dolhonde, Hol-
land, kearny, Lombard, Phelps, Waldo and Whitney
! -l2.
Mr.; Beggs having received the requisite majority
was declared duly elected
For bank in which the daily city deposits shall be
made, Mr.. Hall nominated the Louisiana State bank
Mr.. Holland nominated the Citizens Bank.
:, The Louisiana State Bank received the votes Of
Mcssrs Witt, De Labarre, Dupre, Harrison, Landry
Vennnrd, Magioni, Fleming, Hall, kearny, Lombard
and Whitney-l2.
The Citizens Bank received the votes of Messrs.
Howell, Campbell, Dohonde, Holland, Huyghc
Phelps and Waldo.
The Louisiana State Bank having received the
requisite majority, declared duly elected.
For School Director of the Third District vice
Mr. S. E. Perry, resigned, Mr., Charles B. Lecarpen
tier was nominated, and their being other nomina
ton, on motion be was declared unanimously elected
The Common Council having terminated the cleo
adjourned.
CHASr CLAIBORNE, Secretary
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The following were referred to the Finance Com
mittee: ''
OF VIM Whann praying be reimbursed sum OF Si65 10
paid by error 10 the City Treasurer.
OF p Mcbride, asking permission transfer grocery
license to Mr. A. Guesnard.
Of Frmin Ievasseur, contractor praying that
posed him by The Street Commissioner reitted
OF Firmn leysSenr, contractor furnish delN vel
low pine lumber Tor the repairs and construction OF bridges
within fifteen days notice from The Street Commissioner asking
that the time be extended. ' % "'
The following were referred to the Committee on
Streets and Landings.
Of property Constance opposing the
ton OF Bernard Kend and c. W. PaStern paving
Constance street. from Race Orange streets with square
granite blocks.
or property holders protesting against the granted
A Barrett engine his property ST.
Charles street between Poydras aud Lafayette
A communication from the Superintendent of the
Public Schools of the Third District inviting the
Board attend the annual exhibition of the schools
of the said District to take place the sth inst at
10 O'Clock A. NJ, was read.
On motion, tie invitation was accepted.
RESOLUTIONS.
The following resolution, offered by Mr.. Dupre, was
read twice and adopted, the rules being suspended,
and was on notion sent to the Assistant Board to be
concurred in
Yeas: Messrs De Lasarre, Dupre Harrison, Howell,
Landry and Yennard-6.
ReS0tei That the Comptroller SELL ten days tlce
the Official journal, the contract for furnishing
epS according to specifications for the oil yea iron,
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The amount Of notes in circulation Is Bl being
crease and the stock OF bullion In both departments
800 2s showing increase of f6S e0 when compared
with the preceding return. re aFsf e5F3 asTl41''
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b n, IN, .,
m NEW ORLEANS ORNAnIENTAL
~ IRON WORKS The undersigned beg leayeto inform
sASth public builders generally, that they
W. featuring all kinds OF Architectural and Building Iron
Work IS and 81 Circus street. such yernRaahs Rail
ing Shutters Safe and Bank Doors, Straight and Circular
stairs Iron Bridges, Roofs. etc.
They keep constantly hand Cast and Wrought Iron Col
umns Venors and Sash Weights, and ill all orders Of
every descriptions Of Castings Columns Store and House Fronts
with despatch. - -
ma 3n BENNETT L co.
The Westerly echo, & Pawcatuck advertiser. [volume] (Westerly, R.I.) 1854-1858, 1857-08-27
IN PR Il SIS,
Col. ]. G. Fremont,s Explorations

Prepared by the Auth or, and Embrac-
ing all his Expeditions.
Superbly Illust vii, Steel Plates and
Wood Cuts, engraved un4el the immediate
of Col FREMONT, mostly
from Daguerreotypes taken on the spot and
will be issued in style 10 match Dr.Kane S
works. 1t will also contain new Steel Por-
trait, being the only correct likeness of the
author ever published.
Two Volumes, Octavo-S5.00.
The Westerly echo, & Pawcatuck advertiser. [volume] (Westerly, R.I.) 1854-1858, 1857-08-27
Breckenridge coal Oils.
Washington Bank.

A T the annual meeting Of the stockhold
n or, of this Bank held at their Bank.
ing house Oh the 7th inst, the following
tanned persons scrc elected Directors for
ilg ensuing year, viz .
JNnthnn d Dixon, Oliver u Wells, Benz
II. 1'hurIon. Charles Perry, William Pot
ter. Daniel Babcock, Jr. Thomas Ferry,
John Poster David Smith, Amos Collins
Charlie Noycs, Joseph II. Potter. James
W rockhnm, Silas Grecnman aud Case
Chnpunn.
JAt q subsequent meeting ~ tho Directors
the'snmc day Nnthnu Dixon was re.
elected Z resident Of the Bank
CHAhLb- PERRY Cashier
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