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From Florida.

"a ill5 4 b. I l,a
Tie Tallahassee Floridian, Of the 25th ult., says
Our sdvices from different parts of the State are
a the whole, favorable to the growing crops. Corn
nd cotton except in some neighborh0ods where the
rather protractcd drouth has prevailed, satisfac
tory 70 the planters. Recent rains in this section
have revived the very much, and the setting ears
viii be filed Cotton is late. bnt promises very fairly.
We may hazard the prediction that fully threequar-
teFs Of fun crop will be made in this State, which
viii not be the case in other States.
Just here heavy rains have fallen every day this
week. We are having too much Of good thing.
OF the Ferdinando and Cedar Keys Railroad, the
F1ofidian says:
This great work, we are delighted to learn is pro-
Eressing rapidly that so far from meeting with
drawbacks, reported while back, is being prose-
c1ted with largely increased appliances Of labor,
capital and material the truth Of which Z attested
BY recent expositions Of the company through the
The whole 81 lie iron, except that necessary for
about rs miles, has been purchased, most OF which
i landed " on ths way Fortyye miles q the road
than half the distance the Peninsula is graded.
A sufficient number of grading operatives are en-
ployed to keep Id advance Of the track laying, which
Entrances at the rate Of about two miles per week,
and by the fall commencement will be made to lay
ct Cedar Keys.
The Tallahassee Sentinel says Of the Pensacola and
I Georgia Railroad
The track.laying on this road is progressing as
rapidly as circumstances will permit In few days
more the cars will be running through the Big
Cut" as II il called distance Of two miles Or more
from the Tallahassee Depot. After this, the work
will 70 on more bravely. IF the crossties can be
furnished fast enough, Mr. Whitner thinks in future
he will be able to lay down about five miles per
month. 5t't
we learn from the Tampa Peninsular, Of the 25th
alt, that Capt Micklers boat company had captured
six squaws and nine papooses near the mouth Of the
Kisimee river The captives to be sent to Fort
Myers .al. 81. -.l-
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NoTHING TO WEAR.-Wm. Allen Butler expresses
great surprise that the daughter Of the Rev. Mr. Peck
an Episcopal clergyman of this city, claims to be the
authoress of the lines entitled Nothing to WEAR,
Of the first twelve and the last thirty-one Mr.. B.
says in repy:
feel called upon to state publicly and without de-
lay that it is entirely untrue. The poem in question
was written by me during intervals of leisure running
through several MONTHS and whatever may be its
merit or want Of merit as literary work, it is excu
suggested to me BY or derived by me from any other
person source and any assertion to the contrary is
entirely false. WIN. ALLEN BUTLER.
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NouvELLE ORLEANS, lie JUN, 1857.
4 Honorable Couseil de vile
de Ia Nouvelle Orleans
Messers-N0us proprCtites sur IN rue Camp
partir rue u la Calieppe petionee
votre honorable commencement IN l0
de la nouvele chare Vile, Ia vcne encan pIe cn
jours Davis lie contract pour payer niveer Ia du Camp
parir de Ia rue dn Canal la Caliopt ds perres
pas pouces doue poeS ct pas plus de
seize poces depaseu plus de trehe poces de onscu
rog ct la rue PaVce Ct pas plus de neu
pouceS depaisseur.
Les bIocs coupe ovent formt lie Diagonal, devrn
rgeur Mus convenient pour rmer lie de caque cote
lie la rgOe la rgole bo devra etre ncns dams Ia
prs en- de ou1e rente pouces de argeu
les piercs seront ben equarres les les
0rmant egn quand pui aice
onbraTa soide lac dgpavAe uuvre mise ACKNOWLEDGMENT
uuae pouct de grvo sable place lie dit
wage mn6re renpr les joints entire espieFres les perre
rue ordinae fOuFnes on
pour cbevcr ouorne les percS de bordnre ordare
ounis par lie voyeur de Ia vile sill ntcesSarc de
changer les vieuN pierres de bod pour ire
substantial
cotraceu est obgt de commence dapr5s les dix ours
suivan depreciation de adiudca ion achcYemen de deuX il
lie premier Jour de noVenbre 1871 parir de la rue d
Ia Grayer partr de la rue Grayter la du
Poydras par lie premier de tevre 1858 Ia balance yers
lie premier octobre 1855 sous nc aende dc Vgt paS-
par Jour insou'a l'achevement de Pouvrage.
Placement seront fachcvement de plus lets,
conditionment mile pStres tournr
rantr la finale execution du contract
This Adams DTrSdent de Ia COmsdSnie
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PROGRESS OF THE FRANKLIN ExPEDTIoS.-A let
ter was received from Capt. NJ Cntock, written by
the light Of midnight, in the Pentand Firth, on the
I'd of July. He writes
n think you will be glad to know that have got
through the Pentland Firth, having had beautiful
calm weather since leaving Aberdeen The pilot will
take this on shore. all on board are well, and we
have settled down intoa very comfortable and sys-
teuiatic way of ie The ship performs we'll, and we
have not discovered any defects or wants. $
We exactly twelve days in advance of the Isabel
like my crew we'll and nothing can exceed the at
tention Of Young to his duty. Hobson is equally
jealous. We are only twenty five in number on board,
myself included. may take another man out of a
whaler, and hope to get an Esquimaux in Green
land. Yours, very sincerely,
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NJ, A., New ORLEANS, June "a, 1857.
~, OF the City Of New Orleans:
The petition OF the undersigned respectfully showet
majority required by the city charter having signed this
ney Venerable body ordinance
resolution the eect OF having the sidewalks evee graded
and paved with with the usual cnrbstones
CUTTERS from Caha Carondelet to Ursulipes street. from
Roman to Broad Streets said sidewalks
lar to those already made in suburb Treme
The contractor be paid owners of property in cash.
terest from date Of delivery. 'N - - =
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STATE OF LOUISIANA,
Parish of Orleans City of New Orleans.
remembered that the 18th July before the
undersigned Justice of the Peace city aforesaid
personally appeared Charles j. Manson Secretary of
Crescent Mutual Insurance Company Of New Orleans who
ing duly according to depose and say the
foregoing Just and rue and correct transcript
from the books of said Company.
Sworn and subscribed before this 18th July 1857
tSgned G. j. MANSOSl, Secretary
tSigned1 CHAS NJ. BRADFORD,
Second Justice of the Peace for parish of Orleans.
The Board of Trustees resolved pay interest of
Six cent in cash. outstanding certificates of profits
the holders thereof their legal representatives and
after the I'd Monday of August proXmo also to declare dv
dend of forty five as cent? per the earned
mums of the company for the ending the 3 of June,
which certificates will be issued the 18th September
and resolved further that after reserving ONE MILLION
Of profits that all the outstanding certificates of the
company Of the issue of 5J and ls5 and evenyve
of the issue Of 1882 be redeemed and paid 10 the holders thereof
their legal rep esentatives. as follows
That Of 1850 On and after 18th OF August next.
That of 1851 on and after 18th of September next
Is per 1852 and after 18th Of October next,
which all interest thereon will The certificates
produced the time of and cancelled the
tent paid.
THOS. A. ADAMS, President.
GEO. JONAS, Vice President
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NOuN ELLE.URlEANS Ie z iuin ISl-.
A rhonorabIe ConSeil de vile
de Ia NOuyelie Orleans
MesSeurs-NouS sOussgnes pOpetRires eSan face
Union partr de Ia st Charles In Baronne pe
tion3e voe honorable conormement
de la nouvee Cartre de vile,
apres dix ours davis lie contract la Union
la ST Charles la BaronRe des perres
carrees plus ageur de dou puce par douze pas plus
de pouce plus pouces de ongeu
confoemep les rgoes les pas
de neuf pouces d'epaisseur.
piees coupees pour forme dagonaletuen peu ete
ancune argeu convenient pour former pUvage chaqe
cote du rgoe les peres de rgoes incus dams pX du
wage largeur de douze trente pouces dc ongeur
Les de bonnie Qualie bien eQuarres
ayant es de chaque cote fomant surface grand
les perres seront pouces faire Outrage solid
pouces diagonalenen cnche de
rTayuis Iondres off cOquies ben
conytnabe pour rempr les Joints les
perres
pierres bordure ordnare fomGs quand lie voy
In vile croirea quill de changer les
pierres de bordure pour faire un bon Outrage.
lie obge de rouyrage dams dix
jours apres Depreciation adudosi0n est compleera
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PETITIONS--OFFICIAL,

et lie Is de noyembre ct Ia balance 10 anver
pletement de Pouvrage. - - =
LIE placements Sc feronta pachevement de louvrage
SECURITIES de Ia somme de 81 900 onir pour guaranr
Ia fdale execution dn contract = = - =
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OFFICIAL JOURNAL.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES


! g7 -7 NEW ORLEANS, March ls, 1857.
TO the honorable the Common S9s Gun i,v If New
majority required by section il9 of the new city charter hey
ut e
se AND On from
ee also said street to be paved with round stones
IS per specifications of the City Surveyor square eo
sA': john Petit fronting Toulouse g feet,
80" o'e'A'' '"'' w. JAS A. HOPKINS,
Secretary Board of Assistant Aldermen
NouvEmE- ORLEANS lie 10 mars 1857.
memorable o'nse de Ia Ia s Noavelle Orleans
Ii ass us e.
gne cee petition prs votre honorable corps &c p"sser
queter banquetes ct rs des msseux e q epro
sns + s;e
en- dapre les specifications du voyeur de la
ee's $40 par s0 eha fsd sSt ssap face la rue Toulouse
John INJECT Petit. 1eS
L. A'le0tF'' JAS A. HOPKINS,
Nouvee lie 80 Juliet 1851 ys1 aus 10 u q 81 Sd Il
NEW ORLEANS, March q, 1857.
To the honorable the Common Ceunsil y, Orleans
undersigned groprs,G hsvs tas a h4no to
Of the Ursunes length Of three squares For in
formation o ns mes oen
'''' NSe y ySsIISSsTi II s ksAsA
i: PARR,.
FIsCo sAMBoLA sr.
New o'is@'s' '''s ~ JAS 4. HOPKINS,
Secretary Board of Assistant Aldermen
NouvEI1E ORLEANS lie 10 mars 1857.
A rh'n0fa0e console de Ia Ia s Nouvelle Orleans:
soussgs propreares avons phonneur de petioner
de cette portion de ia rue d.s rands Hoes Poland
Unite d ss ,snus p9 0n
avons Fhonneur de vous referer au plan ci-annexe
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INSURANCE.

OFFICE; OF THE CRESCENT MUTUAL
" INSURANCE COMPANY OF NEW ORLEANS. - In
conformity with requirements Of their charter the Cres
Mutual Insurance Company submit the following state
ment, viz:
June 30, 1857. Ss48 goS 70
Amount unerminated risks, July lst e56. 1889 69 40
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JAS. A. HOPKINS,
Secretary Board Of Assistant Aldermen.

NouvEILE. ORLEANS lie ISL.
A phouorable Conseil de vile
de la Nouvelle. Orleans:
La tition que Ia
aore reause par section 9 de la nouvee chartre de la
Vile ayant sgnes petition prs vore honorable corps de
passer upe resolution Feet de taie Dveer
brquter les banqneltes CONNIE anss de Sonure
isseauS curb lie long de la
rue Iibere partir Josephine usqna Ia rue Eato
Nn1,,s Ias No. de pieas tesant face.
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NEW ORLEANS, -, 1857.
To the honorable the Common Council T.
of the City of New Orleans:
The petition undersigned respectfully showet that the
majority required section 19 Of the city charter hav
ing signed this Petition they your honorable body pass
an ordinance effect of having the sidewalks
leveled graded paved with bricks with the usual curb
stones and wooden cutters both sides of Liberty STREET, from
Straaf IN Eratn
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Secretary Board Of Assistant Aldermen
d, New Orleans, July g. 1887.
NouvEtLE- ORLEANS lie 8 juliet 1851
A Honorable Conseil de vile
de la Nouvele- Orleans:
petition de soussgnes represene respeceuseent que
maor requise par Ia nouvele charre la Vile sgnes
petition prs vore honorable
resolution peet dayoir banguetes
des peres de borure ordnare rgoles
bos pa de canal Carondelet la des Ursnlines
partr de Ia Roman la Broad les banqnettes doe
etre constitute pareie ceN dea fate ubourg IRENE lie
contraceur dove etre payer les propretars
eu bets deuN trois de date poan huit pour
cent d'interet partir de la date de Ia deivraison:
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New ORLEANS, June LIST, 1857.
[.s....-.sr


To the Honorable the Common Council
OF the City of New Orleans:
GentlemenWe the undersigned owners of property front
Camp street Canal Caope street,
fully petition your honorable body ageesbly section 100
charter to sell auction, after five days notice. the
for the paving and grading Camp street from Canal
Caope street with granite blocks not less in
twelve inches by twelve than sixteen inches
thirty inches long that is those form
ing the gutter road paving and not less than nine inches
thick.
The blocks cut TO form the diagonal may be any size
convenient form the each side of the gutter,
gutter to be included in the ro paving in price and Size
from twelve 10 thirty inches in length,
Said blocks 10 be Of good quality, well quarred, having sn
cent square sides and ends forming an even surface when Ia d
make good and solid work
Said paving to be laid diagonal four ncheso London
VEL sharp sand she'll with sufficient coating when laid Of
sand shell gravel fill the joints properly then rolled With
suitable roller until well settled the usual curbstone four
inches thick furnished when the City Surveyor may think
requisite TO change old curhng in order to make good
and substantial work.
days following after approval Of adjudication and pete
squares y the first Of November 1851 from Canal
Graver street Gayer street to poydra by the first
February 1856 and the remainder by tn first da ct
October 1855 under penalty OF twenty dollars day for each
and every dav thereafter the same is not completed.
Payments be made completion of one
Security amount OF six thousand dollars shall he re-
g. =, .I,F, rfhrrnn
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NouyELLE ORLEANS 10 q JUN 1857.
A phonorable Conse de vile
de la Nouyelle. Orleans:
soussgnts propGres des ben reels eaut face lie
nordout de Carroon Avenue petionnes
men coquer la dite partir la Com
mune la rue dOeans, anss la rOrleans par de
Carrollton avenue jusquau Metairie:
Mons des propretaires. No. de pieds fesant face
Joseph e. Ellis. $50
j. Bapte Hol, j. P. Narey. 800
Chs. Ia. Gumbel, par Mares
Jn Augusin ct H. Lafargue. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. go
II. Bier pour lui-meme ct j, NJ Forgay I'D interet
Pour Winchester E. c., par This. S. Elder, agent 800
TOTAL Z1lU
JAS. A. HOPKINS,
jy2l law6w Secreaire.
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AILS AND tARNlSH-THES NEW ORLEANS OIL
~ MANUFACTURING COMPANY
Are In successful operation, and prepared to furnish
PAINTERS OIL BRIGHT vARNIsH,
TANNERS OIL. NAPTHA,
REFINED R0STN OIL,
greatly reduced prices and equal in Qaaiyto any of those
articles in
Dealers Oils particularly invited inspection Of
stock.
Orders received at the Mandatory New Basin the
Office, Is Union street.
For evidence of the good quality Of these OILS the Company
refers TO the following persons who have tested them
cay in lubricang machinery and painting and whose certh
Gates can be seen at any time.
w. C. COOK,
Manager of Rellevlle Iron Works.
LEEDS i CO., Iron Works.
b. s. BREWSTER, Coppersmith,
Nos Sc and SS Fulton, and rs ard 81 Front streets.
JAMES MACkISOS, Coppersmith,
of Customhouse and New Icvee streets.
JOHN FOSTER, Engr STR California.
GEORGE WICKS,
Engineer Second District Ferry formerly Of Swamp Fox.
CRONEIL & SCHWARTZ
Carriage makers, Rampant street, near Gravier.
L. G. SHAW, Blacksmith, Girod street.
JACOB MYERS,
JAMES FoXs ''S'',,'' '''-'''
Engineer City Draining Machine.
J. W. HNMASOS, Engineer.
W. A. MACKIE, Engineer.
NJ G. AIMINDINGFR, Builder.
ARTHUR WOODS, Painter,
Il Customhouse street.
JOHN s. MAUNSELL
And to the Propretor of Newspapers New Orleans who
have used the Oil. my4 6m&W
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PETITIONS--OFFICIAL.


~ JAS. A. HOPKINS,
Secr6taire dn Cpnsel d Assistant Aldermen.
Nouvells Orleans lie Juliet 1857 jylS 20 q au3 10 II
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NEW ORLEANS, June L., 1857.
To the Honorable the Common Council

NEW ORLEANS, June L., le5I.
To the Honorable the Common Council
of the city of New Orleans:
GentlemenWe, the undersigned OF property 'front.'
ing Union street. from ST. Charles to Baronne most
respectfully petition honorable body areeah section
city charter sell auction after days notice,
the for the paving of Union street from ST. Charles
with granite blocks less than
aud than thirty inches long that those forming the
gutter paving and less than nie inches hicH.
The blocks to form the diagonal be size most
form the pGv each side Of the gutter the
be included in the road paving in and size
twelve thirty inches in length. Said blocks be of
good quality, well quared having sufficient square sides and
ends forming surface when laid to make good and
solid work.
Said paving laid diagonal four inches Of London gra
vel sharp sand she'll with sufficient coating when laid of
sand shell gravel FL the joints properly then rolled with
suitable roller until well settled The usual crbsone TO be
furnished when the City Surveyor lhik it requisite
change the old cubing in order make good and substantial
work,
The contractor shall bind himself to begin the work in
days following after the approval of adjudication and complete
by the 18th day of November and remainder by
the LIST day of January 1855 under penalty Of so day for
each and every day thereafter the same is not complete
Payments to be made Oh completion of each square
Security the Of $50 shall required for the faith
ful performance of said contract.
Payne Harrison, 81, feet.
Geo NJ Pinckard Il Co Observation-Disclosures. 2lli .
Geo. NJ. Pinckard. Qor Bank of New Orleans. 50
Niles ADAMS y to'...- %
c. Roseius. >.
y Landry u
NJ. X. 4 u. Is. Duncan SO
WIDOW A. Dechlf .....,......t..... Is
JAS. A. HOPKINS,
Secretary Board Of Assistant Aldermen
New Orleans, July s. 1857.
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l65l.
iy3l aug 10 II "A 81 SCI Il.

NEW ORLEANS, June q, 1857.
To the Honorable Common Council
~ of the City of New Orleans:
We the undersigned of real property fronting the
north west side of respectfully petition for the
sheng of said street. Common Espanade street,
according the specifications OF the City Surveyor
Names al owners No. front feet.
Simon Delor. IVY
Geo. A. Freret 52V
IIaur. Millaudon '...2iV1
Total front sreet .............,...........3S 1856
JAS. A. HOPKINS,
Secretary Board OF Assistant Aldermen.
New Orleans, July 8, 1857.
NoUvEILE- ORLEANS lie 3 Juliet 1857.
A Memorable Conseil de Vile
de la Nouvelle Orleans:
propretres DIES bn reels tesa face lie
cote de Ia Broad peiones respecteusement
davoir coquer la dite partr de la Commune jn
gu Espanade conformem mt specifications du
de la vile .
Mons des proprietaires. No. de pleds fesant face
NJ me L. Surg, par L. Surg. by
Geo. A. Freret
j. Il. Ellis
H. MiliaulOn '-iuu
ID. MacartS ~
Total DIES pieds fesant face. 1850
JAS. a. HOPKINS,
iyol lawCw Secretaire.
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Secretary Board Of Assistant Aldermen.
New Orleans, July 3, 1857.
EouvEILE ORLEANS lie IL JUN 1851
A rhonorabe Consel de willie
de Ia Nouvelle- Orleans
MessieursNous soussgnes popataires fesan face
nord Poydras partir de la Magnolia St Mark la
Broad petones honorable
confoemen Ia section 1853 de la nouvee chartre de Ia VILE
Ia encan apas cuq jors davis lie contract
les anquetes bqusee places de des
bsdure de eze de de ois
plus dpasseur DIES fossees b,s aure material
nteessare aire bon complement d ou
vrage dro lie jour decemhre 1857,
amene dc vingt pastre jour usqux Reinforcement de
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- NEW ORLEANS, June 18th, 1857.
To the Honorable the Common Council
Of the City of New Orleans
Gent!emenWe the undersigned, of property front
ing Poydras street side from Magnolia ST. Mark
Broad street. most respectfully petition honorable body
agreeaby to section l1y city charter sell
ter five dsys notice the contract for having the sidewalks lev
from sixteen to thirty inches in DEPTH from three
and upward in thickness with gutter and other
rial make good and perfect worka
pee by the LIST day of December 1857 under penalty of $50
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M Il. F. FRYER, INDIAN DOCTOR-OFFlCE,
w No. IT, the south Of Victory and Ely
sian Fields streets, Third District opposite the Ponteharran
Railroad Depot
EAl city and country orders enclosing s. postpaid. will
be puncualy attended and medicine with directions how
use it sent by return mS free Of Once hours from
6 A. NJ. TO 9 ?. ". iels If
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BOOTS, SHOES AMID HATS.

CAMPEACHY HATS JUST RECEIVED AND
je5 If 81 Common street.
lust RECEIVED, BY SHIPS DELHI, EXCEL
d sior and Vandaa an assortment Of
OAK TANNED RUSSETS,
MUD BOOTS,
WOOL HATS,
selected expressly for Plantation and for sale by
j. b. VALENTINE II CO.,
jel5 If 81 Common street
a,. TAYLOR IL RADDIN, Al MAGAZINE
w. street opposite the Aacade Orleans regularly
lreceivng by arrival, MEMS Boys YouthE' Isdies
- Misses and Children's
'o'is' SHOES,
CATERS r1c.,
which, together with their heavy stock hand forms the
largest and best selected assortment in the South aiordng
TO city and country purchasers desiring low prices
and accommatng terms. 90 II
--==-=--=-9===--====
OR. LOCKWOOD, 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 with unpara
eed diseases of the Head Ear Lungs Liver Heart
Kidneys Bladder Chronic Darrhea, word all chronic
plain and Rheumatism in its Also the diseases
of women and chiaenespecialy of emaes Proapsn Uter
Feur Albus Amnoeroea that class of diseases
termed Fenerea, primary ana secondary.
All VIZ suffering would do well TO give call before
going elsewhere and they will receive speedy
obigate myself all who have rheumatism
Pains the Limbs make charge for services My
RHEUMATIC SPECIFIC only he had a m Office. This
taken with perfect safety 1t being vegetable compound
In consequence OF The humbug advertisements in the
newspapers with reluctance give the public
Address or call on At Dy,VInsoS's ROW, Ii8 CARON-
Office ups stairs. Hours from A. NJ. TO 0 P. NJ.
ly J. E. LOCKWOOD. NJ. n.
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ErorEuEsr-A printer in one of the Camp street

oices-not osand mettlesome lass of sweet sixteen,
residing in the First District turned missing yesterday
morning in the day. it discovered that they had
taken passage the mail for Mobile The father of the
girl teegraphed to the Mobile police about and unless the
lovers concluded stop the watering
places shall know how far the said police
affairs the heart hare heard of policemen
helping lovers instead Of stopping them the instance Of
..hard hearted parient. ~
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JAS. 4. HOPKINS
Secretary Board OF Assistant Aldermen.
New Orleans, July s. 1857.