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NOTICE.
nA6. SANFORD BON vsthis dsv formed
- 90 pArtnesAip In the practice of Medicine ~
surgery, and tender their services toths etisen
Asokuk and the surrounding country.
vnss On Main ~, opposite the Lsoleds Houss.
gratitude TO the siusens Of this city Iowa Misee
Il and Illinois for thsir liberal patronage hsr61S
fers sxtsn1ed - hia, saA " sos1ially fseom neaA
Ats associate, Dr.. BoxD, 10 them IN ali easssroa1
Ing the services q fAysisisa - Ssrssos.
aN ~ R0OW8LG. 7T
H O M0 OPATHIST.
0RRIcE sssasr a Third ssd Nais a
aoseepssiie Book. and M.diei,ea
order open . few dsys notice. 01S
Homoopathic Medicine rensdiesSoG
nAx17-dly
z. WAHLAND, II =.
n hR1lCk Iews Medical Collage. Ree36e
Mo,gan-st., bssvssn lAtA sd i6th, K1ako
DIR. Up. LETCH
nfRlCkso Thivd-st., bst. Nsia 80 So
~ over Rskey' Tohasoo Store. %
nssiassce On Fulton street, ssces1 hesss east lre
.-lal. aniro. lAesl5d1n
=. q. PaSYoss 4 Co.. M
MhlssAls And Retail dealers -
STAPLE AND FANCY DRY GOODS
AID Ready nsds CIsthinH, 8ys
Ne.Is nainstrsst. .Ksokuk Jews.
y. =. sM1TB
DEALER In REAL BgTATR.
IIIo1 on JsAnson street, between 3ndand
80 - g. m- [jUD47sd ~
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TvHE sshscSibsu would in1osn ths consumers ol
! Lumber, snd the psblie gsnusiiy, that they
are now prspared ~ fusaisA Ill kinds q Lumber
usually Ma1s - : 6av Mil, ineludlne Lath,
1lsosAg Jci.s, Shesting ssd Siding, II any length
thst msybe As1ired.
Call q ~ New Saw Mill, On tho river. near
Whites Fork Houss. PAUL 4 HUl0.
n. =. Sow Wood for sale st 81 - Per cord.
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0LAl8 y mCuN TYNE
0nd0rtak0Yn

- 0AOBN
OndoYtakexu,
nfFIOE On Third Street, bst. Nain.uu
~ and johnson, nsxt to Ficklen : L.
eas' bank, carry on the businsss Of UndertAklr
IN Gil IT. branches. They have secsntly neds r.
tensivs additions to their stock, an1 psrlectel
their arrangements II every department.
PAIRNT METALLIC BUkIAL CASHe.
ImperviOus 70 air and indsstruetibls. hiahly efrs
msatsd, and for the prsservstion of ths
dsaA. = veil - eodans u every style and 6nieh
fusnshed to order. -,
AsaSsss md OaSriaEss fsrnishsd, and the q
Arfsaesmsnts II ths fuAsra ATTENDED to.Rhen r
qsirsd.
Ksoksk, lows, Nov. II ,1ss7-dly
Fob SALE.
Rk ZINC asstfons Of curtaikng . portion Of eur
- hssinees, We o4sS for ssleat great harkain On
LONG CR1DlT With approved sssasity, ef il az
sAAnee Ter city property, sur Ases and sxtsssive
!6aring Min, Known ~ the Haenolia Mill. g
AAAAspe, IN, toeethey with 6tesk Yasd q tsa
asfes, snA four good Dwslline Houses; alsa. our
hEQs adsxtsnstve Ceop~aAop ard Stock n kss-
srk Sss, SSs " ss4 Ssosssy essrss On Aaain-st..
leevssa 9Th and leth, II Ksekuk, and 6tors.
4.sscs aad LOT with good 6tssk oi 0rosasiss, II
Hanihaa, Ill
1es psstisahss enquire q No. 1se Aain-as., o.
eaAA ". II. AUSTIN s co.
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Dental Sun q ERT.
mr. RE- HAAHkR vnuiA r.sn..s

DENTAL 1UR Q ENY.
nR. i. O.. BAhBER would respset-
~ fuliy inforn his patrons and The
pseiic gsaesa1ly, that hshas fitted
. headssns ssits Of rooms, spoafr
nsithsr pains orr xpsnss 70 make S0yOknn
senfortasls,in the brisk baiiAing East side
betvssn Main and JohnsoH stresls. ThsnkfU
past kAsors. he solicitsa esntinuapes Of tie 81
- Aliepeva4ions warranted. fapY1lal
u. o. ~ g. r. rxnf
RANNkR Lodge No. IS, I. o. of0. r, ~
- every Friday Evening, 81 Tsnpsra
Hall, - Main street, 1t ~ o'clock. AN
invited 10 attend.
my3o-dly
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On TsasonAble terms,
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SUGAR. The demand active with sales 5000 bids
at rather rmsr prices. Fair TO Fully Fair 41z9fs<c D.
MOLAssEs. The sales embraced $500 to 1000 Bills at
of lsal6s for Inferior Good l61si7 and lse
for Prime 70 Choice, with half bills zoe gallon
FLOURThe demand sales o. shout u 600
bbls Including 1000 superne at "a ss St Louis the
GOO at 81 40 $500 Ohio Indiana Lou IN three
four lots at 81 80 $500 In lots at same $50 81 55
81 OK 1900 in haboat be delivered alongside ship at
- e 80 Extra at S. 2 at s. 25 and 200 Fine 81 l2s
y bbl
sales of included $500 sacks white IN
lots at 5785sc 300 Yellow 62S and some very Inferior
Green at OF Wheat AT sacks sold without
inspection at csc bushel. The Of Oats comprised 1000
sacks St Louis at &c. and $50 Poor D bushel OF Bran
307 sacks sold at Coo p 100 ms.
PROVISIONS. Pork still higher and we noticed sales
Of $50 bbls Mess SIS So 100 SIS 10 and $50 10
lots at Si4 90 o of Bacon IS eces Fancy Sugar Cured
Hams sold at l6c NJ. Sides dnI at sfasc The
sales Of Green Meats comprised casks c Shoulders
and 5c for Hams and o. part Saturday,, AZ 5s &c
n for shoulders Hams Sides Lard was rather higher
with sales Of n erces No 80 bbs Os erces Prime
ga, 276 tierces in ~ 100 kegs at % and 400
Kettle rendered at Toe n u.
HAY... Western was held at si7 50asIs a tun.
CoFFEE Sales Of $500 bags, of which $50 at sc 1891
at Q, and 100 at 9s49e1Sc p n.
LARD OIL. 50 bbls disposed Of at Sc gallon
WHISKY We noticed Of 100 bbls Recthed at lec
and $50 Raw IN two or three lots at i6sSe y gallon.
FREIGHTs.. "A ship taken for New York at 81 %
hid for Sugar The market dull foreign ports and ne
transactions Of any moment reported
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entirely solvent an have yet learn that Of our West
merchants have Apped for exienens solicited ying
from hanks than ordinary discounts moreover We
intend hereafter any Of reputation. connected riih he
Western trade sonid fan under The ban Of notary, make
the pablo once candid ePinian that from
the cash mode snsacns Tho Western business In this city,
that no merchant operations on truly legitimate
principles shod Be Involved n he adsznces on wheat 70 be
rorr po 70 ), fsiisa aud cured Or
ii Win be The system saopied hsrs thirty Eve
vsss ago and which followed with tha srictss
gard. win perhaps some orcasionsi exceptions.
some psrsion u Afrcz'sm were received today
The London Times Of the 10Th ut, says
cUNN1NGHAM a HINsHAw's CIRCULAR. s
rper Aria LdyERPooL, Dec. "a 1857.
s e ss sS:s q s sR ssss
Immediate In the Of markell The depression
Y. s s s: ss is ssss sas nsss wsS:
4 Ss o sss 4 ss.RS e a. 70 "a r.
sssakhed n the lower and better classes however. no
vance d d PEI H. II Other kinds no
imgsosemsnt took place since Tuesday somswha t,msr
hut HIDE influenced by the Of market ex
tent q business has been DONE and prices have undergone
Of week sosso bales 20 bales
thursday business is estimated at 5000
gence Of the reduction Of discount 10
e cent was received sOo late in the day TO influence the
The Money Article of the London Daily News, for Dec "a
s,yss
o. some
sitting reduced the minimum OF discount
from 10 per which il fixed Monday the 9th OF
November. The received with
lively satisfaction for although the fall IN the
market had already given
growing OF required bv an
asrasion at tho bank The Directors his institution after
u dn doing ssy must o S
have cancelled millions over-issued MONETARY
consequently their aspect Is fuy
hered that very short period will espse before the bank
will be lowered TO and per cent In the open
day The current rate for good bills from down
cent and at the bank itself the demand continued only
FSE some time g come The rsaes in the generA
Following the at the bank the joint
have altered the rates allowed deposits follows
London and Westminster, London Joint Stock
London allow per all deposits whilst London
and County Bank, Commercial and Union Of London
allow per cont for deposits and upon existing
contracts.
The rate allowed by Messs oyersnd Quincy Co. is 61S
notice Of Withdrawal. XII Z. -
The alteration at the bank had been great extent
cpaLed that the reimbursement did produce immediate
hdence was manifested and the market closed Z per
higher tan yesterday and the highest
All the other departments Of the Stock Exchange
fm The demand for Indian railway continue very
active.
The Of gold purchased by the Bank Of England to-day
was
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HAvRK-Ship Uncle Joe-2l5f bales cotton
bAGUNA-TSig Ninatan-l00 bills -four u do bread, Il
do do pitch IL kegs bnter boxes CANDLES lard
1888 sacks corn, 10000 feet lumber
NEW YoRK-ship silas Greenrnanso bales ec.cn. ss2a
bbs nonr 94s bhs pork 5 cs ha As BIZ hhd shoulders 45
bos and $40 beef rs bbs beef q tAow, ISIS
l7s bbls Isl pigs lard, n boxes tobacco.
LlVkRP00L--Ship Samarnn2T9e bales cotton 1000 bbls
-four as and ST. bbls lard 200 ties beef 1910 slaves
RIO DE- JANEIR0-ship RailerssS7 bbls nour 400 kegs
lard.
do beef 20 kegs lard 40 sacks hhds tobacco hams
~ sacks bran 90 lbs pecans, 30 lbs malt.
ST MARKSSchr Wild Pigaonl0 hhds sugar, IA bbls mo-
lae IS bbls hour 1879 bb whisky 80 do liquors. 81 do pork
do lard hams do rice Is casks bacon AZ sacks OATS
bbls beef, bales haggng railroad engine and tender
FUNTA R0SA-Schr Col Laser-Govsrnment stores.
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CoNsIGNEEs.

NEW YORK-Ship Slas Holmes-Jsmes II Ashbey-E L,
AuberiJ Adams &c0C Buddecke &co--Buckner, Stan
ton Newmah-J Baquie-F bauer-Brews'er zacharie-
Benson Bros-F Backns-A BOnecazeM &co-Biscoe
h simms-W @ Betterton 4co-J burrows Burnside &
Goa Cochran < Ha-Coleman Putnam kco--ConveTse
kennett &coA Cohen-P Cusachs 4 BroDyas &co-M DEN
man tod Arcey &eo-Maon Hsnderson-E cheberget 4
cot Folger &co-Fellowes &co-Gedden Marshall &cn-
Gillemier-A Grief Ceo-Gar waite GriIsn &co--T +
GuioT-John GaucheJ Girault &co--C @ Gaines kco-
Qornson Bash-Green Crump-H II Hedden-HalI Kemp
6co--EJ Hart &co-Ha Hildreth-Hardin Abbey More
headHRi Rodd& Futnam-Hughes, Hyllsted Ac0-Hender-
son anes-D MISUNDERSTANDING, Terry &co-Hepderson
Peae-A Heran--A Allen Hille-T Observation-Disclosures
jackson deo-A d Kelly kcO-A Keeps LOeke-J Mail-
ews &co-McIemore Rsyburn &co-s W hoody-G Morris
on Aco-Mles Adams &co--J II Marks &co-J Michel-G w
Newton &co--B Nsuire Order--Henry Parons-C W
Philps-Pelanne Freres-J Person &co-Pothon Knight
Hugely, Blair &co-E Stevens &coSickles kcoSnith
CoopeF-. ssott-syme 4 Prooanseoyil Meed-reyn-
-G Thurer-Titus, Groves &co--Thompson & BarnesW r
Yedenburg &co-John Wright &coD Williams tco-Samuel
WOLFE Wheelock-w Wright &eo-Watt, Noble Mob
a
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a. The officers Of the steamer Grenada from Red river
report taat river rising from shresepo down HEAVY rains
veFs falas and fears Of Overflow were enertAlred
az We learn from the male of schooner Ann sussn
that bar maste Capt Myers, lost twenty miles
Cd the s w. Pass She had experienced y.ry heavy weather
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seipplns snIsIligsnts.
TUESDAY, January 10, 1858.
CLEARED YESTERDAY.

Ship silas 0reenman. welcher, for New York
ship Samaritan, Small for Liverpool p Wbitssy 80
Ship Ratier Forest for Rio De Janeiro tleo Natbs1
Ship Uncle Joe, Pnckham for Havre Jones Maeindr 1o
Brig Minatiiiau Waongham, for Laguna = -
British Brig Hope White Barbadoes Creevv FsFrsl
Schr Wild Pigeon, 0'Ieary, st Marks Post 4 Ma
sehr Col Lester, Daonay. for Punta Rosa Fa
Goldenbow & Lesparre
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Ship Edward stany Nichols from Liverpool Nov aGh
g Boudousquie PhiiipsPo,naf '"sp @Oul november
British ship John Howe Diver from Kingston ia master
Ship Ohio Husehhgs days from Mobile in ballast to Baz.
Ship Confidence seors IS days from Bath Maine to Cohen
Ship VIM Jarvis Ballard Il days iron New York TO Geo W
Hynson &co--3d dist 40.
Ship I'd sherman IligheOn from Bristol 10th Nov to Baxter
Ship qalliope Gsodsyn IS days from Baltimore to Meeker
Ship onwsgd oOombs days from Mobile ballast to Jones'
Bark KImball Ames days from Mobile in ballast to mas
Bark Al , kimsslI ssIls. days from Mobile IN ballast to
spanish Bark Neaya Teresa Guiana - from Cienfuegos
Brig NshHI steison Trons from oampeachy 70 Fernandez
schr Ann Susan, -, days from Mobile in ballast to
sehr FQElade Lord days from Mobile in ballast to master
sehr Peerless Patterson days from Ruaan Island, to master
schr Msrha Harrison, days from PensacOla to massr
s s Polar Star, Wheomb, from covinston-Basin.
s sshT f nssss Peters Peterson from BsnlogssBasn
schr Biloxi, -, from Bioxi-BasIn.
sehr quincy, - =, from Amite Rvsr-Basn.
sR1 Sesss sSse Assf rom so B als siTsBasH
sshs Gen HssAinsson wssioa from Pearlneonasn.
s sess F Fdns, s@h, issm Horn lsland-Iasn
sehr Kate, -, from Biozi-Basn.
sTEAMBoATs.
z d Jr, Vincent. from Paquemine.
Bayou Belle Jeanfrau, from innd Prairia
ssiiie Robinson, Power, fram NsEoo River.
Magnolia, Ihomassnn, from Ylckshurg
Princess, Wilson. from Nicksburg.
Gov Powell, Ashley, from AtakApas.
Crescent Holmes from Bayou sara
Jacob lraicfr, iurgeau from IafOurcho.
Cuba Hern from Mobile.
California Hopkins, from Mobile.
Oargnaset smith from MobIe-Lake end
Monarch, Williamson, from Cincinnati.
5 PriuEie, BriCkel, from Cincinnati
thoetaw, snedly, from PaducAh.
Lotus, Dillon from Boeud River.
faul Jones, 8rahann, ifou Ouachita River
Lucy hobinsony Livingston, from Bayou Bartholomew
Grenada, Martin, from Red River
gora. tlripon ftom Gfos fste.
. Zen fike. brown. from Iaiourche.
I9ielcil Smith, from Evansville
, freniiss. Ac2uod, from BsliEe.
Towboat Olivia Whitn0Te ffora the Fasses-ent down
brought up ships John Rowe aud Ohio
Towboal Defiance, nanhugy from The Pasesen down light
brought up ships Calliope Confidence and brig Nathan
Towbosi Yankee, Flenton. from the Passes-oed down and
70 sea 18Th inst ship Done and bark ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
up ships Ed Stanly and Graham's Polly.
Tovboat Thomas Mcnanes Pennegar from the Pnasesta
down and 20 the l2th inst, ship Louis bark Old
Hickory and brig AStevens-broarht up shps li,vri
sherman and VIM Jarvis.
Towboat star. Whitney, from Passes-,oued down and
70 sea l2th inst, ship Chas Spragae MISTY Aeaid,
and brig Carfnua--bfought Mp htrks David Kmbsl A hi
kimbai, n Guiana and sehr Peerless
Towboa1 II IVY Palmer from The Passeshrought IN shi
Onward, FortiSude and sehr Ann Susan.
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IMPORTANT TO COTTON PLANTESS-BY
which their Incomes be Douhed-fhe undersigned
has invented and obtained letters patent From the United States
for The arrangement and combination OF machinery oJ
ing seed Cotton Yarns continuous process the
Gin through the preparation and spinning machinery II T.
ready for shipment weaving The saving Of COTTON
WASTE vii be AZ least Ten Per Cent? and as exclude ia my
the Of machinery press the cotton Into bales
it's handling ALL and those open and disentige st. itch
very de ucye in their operations the fibre
dspensahe % those Of ginning and spinning
fcspres YARNS made Of unbrokeh hbre ard hence
will be y eeh stronger, win command advanced prices
and they wall distance all competition In any market.
The undersigned is prepared dispose OF pviegss
his paent and Planters viii be informed terms, with
plete Instructions low L. how obtain the best
chinery and all other particulars application adj
dressed 70 here consultation with my rooms
Front and Dauphn Streets up stairs.
fea Iytw GEORGE q. HENRY Mobile. Ala.
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Btbistp Of tbs stlarhtts.

TUESDAY MORNING. January 10, 1853.
COTTON. There demand yesterday but with
poor assortment offering and higher claimed only
1000 bales sold Prices irregular but generally
showed advance Of fully 40 for Mddng which ranged
97<G1l0c. We omit general quotations
TOBACCO. noticed sale Of l6 hhds on private terms
and heard that two other lots were sold.
o0z-ror a an, ron fcn an ru,sv,ys
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- WATCHES, JrwELnY AND SILVER WARE

" WATCHES, JEwELRY AND SILVER WARE
ycLs$ LOUIS MUH
his friends and the public that be Is prepared
show them his beautiful assortment Of articles 10 bis lac
lecd by himself IN France, England and Switaersnd via
Brace cts, Brooches, Earrings Rings Thumb
Ladies' and Gentlemens Watches Chains Leouiines ChRie
laines, Seals and Keys
Napkin Rings, Rings, Silver Spoons and Forks.
Silver Cups Plated Waters Casters Baskets Candle
sticks, and variety OF articles
lie wishes reniad the public generally tag only the VERY
prices.
N, BNooe IS hereby given that be win make discount Of
from 10 to his already low prices, in Older
10 reduce his stock, and in anticipation Of liquidation retire
from business.
REDUCTIONS:
On STLVERwARF, 10 per cent
On WATCHES aud JEWELRY, Of all descriptions, - per
cent.
On PLATED WARE. % per cent.
ES-CASH paid for old Gold and Silver.
LOUIS MUH,
d9 SIN No. a Charities street New Orleans.
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nlasses Dasiva % DO 20 binds sugar Iob charpen
do 70 hhda sugar Camden-OO molssses Buchannon
Carroll ordsrTOa IS hhds sugar sSs bbls o.
BALrzE-siearncr Prentiss-ls hf Dbl. uoa..es La
na,Ixle hhds sagasJ Oliver do 70 Robe.szl DO
bbs Gouran42do 50 IF nslassss a6 hhds
1t 6bls molssses Il sugar 4 a ee2o bids sugar
Urqaharsss DO 81 bills molassss Rotchford2O aids
S hhds sugar nOlassss rs hf ibis @osssss
PLAoUEMINE-steamsr D Jr7s hhds sugar ITS bbi. Of
fordel do g hbls moasses Brand do 10 sugar
q hhds sugar Gordon JI DO Is bss rolasses Augusa
lasses MsIsrd ysnaud-5 hhds Ball Rodd Putnam
hf bills molsssss Avet Brosl bales cotton Hail. Rod Pn
mans DO Bsilocq Nobcm Acoo do Augustln ThibaiuI4
Brsud Landryi bdl hides johnson sandres to or
sffota sos bids 10 ties AS bb mOlase iOdhf
PADUCAg-s.samsr choc.av--sOe bales cotton to Bradley
WISH Sso1ss Wright Allen seOe2 johnson 5eos
CO Titus Groves &eo- Hadie AGO 46 bales
q Campbell strons~a Do Nelson 4cois bales ' cotton to
HendsT,2a Terry 4co-4 Cromwell &co-l2 bales cotton
hhds tobacco Moore yancun2l do R Short sco2i do
- Lctspeoh acol do Yeaman &co- bids tobacco 70
Aloway &ces2 Lane Msyfed 8coss sacks Of
wheat ~ sacks corn Horel Gayle &coisO sacks
hhds tobacco McGregor Aoway kco-s Lane Msyield &co
81 hhds tobacco bbl hf do peas cattle
awner on board-sundes oderTota ll72 cotton
hhds tobacco, II.
JEFFERSON AND oABRoLLToN RAILROAD.
lie NoblesO do Tarlston Whiting Tallsi5 bales cotton
AT Miltsneerger Barron Scott iams &cosO pcs bag
cotton. -
PosToHARrRAIN RAnRoAD.
MoBILEStesmer Calfornia-I56 bales cotton farley -
Tsy &co-9 Nc kleroy Bsdordl2 Wallace soubieu7 do
bales cotton.
MoBILEstesmsr CuOaso bales cotton to Rives Battle
i. IL. . 81
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pRLow-ooMINa ~.

Ship slas Holmes Gfaifh from New York 70 A Coheu
81 SoutheIn Chief Higgens
Ship Helos, Macon, irou Liverpool 10Th Nov.
snip seaAns Bride, Wyman nom Boston, to Jones' Mackn.
a., seg 4ce-Cago, 6a2 tons lee TO J l. Warner AGO.
snip fanau1a- 49,, from
Bark Am Elizabeth. NogsOyo from Nesena to Boudoasqus
Ship ggnoik.
BARK Paul Boggs, Porter, days from Mobile.
saEk Chester, -, from Charlcssou.
Brig Annie Lineolu
sehF d seribnie, Garlic fron Key West
Schr thropher paBdietou
enbow 4 Lesrarre. ~
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POLICE JAn--OFFICIAL.

WAS brought to the City Police Jail on the
w 3si OF December, 1851 the black boy JOHN Says he
longs Mr. Charley Adams who lives in Harrison county,
Miss is feet high and has a scar on the right eve
The will call and claim his property according
Il. BLANCHARD,
Keeper Of City Police Jail.
HENRY DUREIa
jal6 l5t CLERK Of Comptroller.
WAS brought TO the City Police jail ON the
w 4th of Jaluary, 1885 the negro boy NED. he
longs to Mr.. Sam Wilson, who lives in Memphis Tenn.
feet So inches high, and has crooked leg,
The will call and claim his property according
T. PLANOHARD,
Keeper of City Police Jail.
HENRY DUHEI.
jail l5t Clerk of Comptroller.
MAS brought to the city Police jail ON the
w 9Th Of Jauury the negro boy LEWIS Says he belongs
70 DR. Ayls Vaughn who lives miles below Baton Rouge
He Is 5 feet inches high.
The will call and claim his property according
Il. BLANCHARD,
Keeper Of City Police Jail.
HENRY DUREL.
jail lot Clerk Of Comptroller.
MAS brought TO the city Police Jail on the
w 2lst Of December the GRIT boy CHARLES TIAiMUNS
county Arkansas and has the left and the teeth
Of he upper jaw rotten he Is feet inches high
The will call and claim his property according law
Il. PLANCHARD,
Keeper Of City Police JAN,
HENRY DUREL,
Jas l5t CLERK of Comptroller.
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WHITE RIyER.

Leaves TUESDAY 18Th inst, at p NJ
N@S. FOR WHITE RIVER, BATES
- VILE, JacksonpOrt, Pochhontas and ~ 'uteme
ssxsssss=A date landings - The Fight dra
Atlanta, W. II. Oliver MASTER IS IN port VII leave
al above. For freight passage apply on boaff
ja5 J. S. PAGAUD Adver q Agent.
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.

CONTROLLERS OFFICE,
City Of New Orleans July 7, 1855.
II ESOIlVED, That the Comptroller be, and
II he is hereby authorized and requreo notice
standing advertisements In the official Journal that in
with the ninth section Of ordinance 1872 approved March
80 1854 the Council will pay bill against the city unless
contracted under authority order from the Comptroller
Ia accordance with the ordinance referred 10.
[Signedl Il. L. TRACY.
President Board Of Assistant Aldermen.
[Sgnedl L. H. PLACE,
President Board Of Aldermen.
Approved April %, 1855.
tsignsdl JOHN L. LEWIS, Mayor.
The attention OF the officers Of the city and Of the public
respectfully called to the foregoing resolution.
I. THEARD,
jyl6 t Comptroller City Of New Orleans.
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.

MAYORALTY OF NEW ORLEANS
City Hall, 18th day of January, 1853
Common Council Of the City Of New Orleans
[ No. 1858.
Whereas By Section 50 Of the city the Surveyor Of
the city OF New Orleans required sperinend public
works. and whereas by section Sd Of 354
made the duty the Street Commissioner sapernend
construction of all paTements shell plank other
highways ETC. which clearly under the denomination Of
public works and whereas the provisions Of said ordinance
1854 defining duties of the Street Commissioner
conflict with the State law defining the duties Of the Surveyor
Therefore be n resoed That fran aud after the passage Of
this resolution shall be the duty Of the
tend the repairing Of the wharves levees the construction
of all psvenent she'll plank other roads highways
and all public Improvements according section 80 of the City
Charter ordered by the Common Council and that all
contracts given for the be faithfully executed
Resolved further That all ordinances
contrary conflicting with the provisions Of this ordinance be
and the are hereby repealed
(Signedl j. MAGIONI,
President Board Of Assistant Aldermen
iSignedl A. LANDRY,
President pro tenn Board Of Aldermen
Approved January 18th, 1858
tSiguedI CHAs. NJ WATERMAN, Mayor
A true copy j. Il. WALTON.
jal9 81 Secretary Of Muyoralty.
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Hs The sAp Panama sailed from the W Pass on the 18Th
inst for Galveston.