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NOUTHERh HANkt
New Orleans, March 2k 1873.
R9-A aencrnI meetIng of The Stoc Il hnIdeI

NJ. S,e, lnS" 80 Pa o. 1879 {
PA general meeting OF the STOCKHOLDERS
The hours Of 10 O'Clock A. NJ and 2 ocoeE H. At The Office d
kinr into eonse alton the expectancy Of arcg the snses
a e e"pS as ssseS a . T% aSe ndl S
Of he legislature Of 'h State approved by the Governor
ma FEEDERIcK RoDEwALD President.
OFFICE OF TIRE CoSMlssIoSsRs rus ooNsoLIOArED1
DEBT OF N StS o EFshasf March H. 1888.
ss-By virtue Of the 37th section Of the act
city Orleans provide gov
enment and administration f it, affairs and for the
Proposals. viii be received At this Office until the til I'd
Five Bind. Of The cry ore the sum II One
spop fas s ee OF ysr esn Sn
payable .eniannuaily in the Of New York
the City Of New oleans and addressed 0. DEBUYs,
TSo'. Tissrd @%@6,5ss5; Jae n Han chairman.
ml2 I'd go .'DeD 3, nEBuys Sec .s,ary.
sg- Mercantile Library Association : THE
from % oPos s" oT ns ss of 'ueoo
Persons DESTROYS of becoming members will please leave their
n1 sns,c gs 3Se + s5S De4 sSnum
Rooms, csrner Canal street and Exchange Place
d2 If GUS. A. BREAUX, President.
LOUISIANA, I
~. ssssAPproyed Sterling Exchange Will be res
90 'S' '''' u paper '''' r. NJ D&vfs Cashier.
IS, sg7 9 Of 5. W. M.-xyssh,ggton Com
eaVe NO D. holds us meetings every EVENING at
O'clock at the Lodge Room in the osrrolton Depot
Baronne and Perdido streets. di2 ly
20, Polar Star r. A%;.; Ais No. 81
at the Grand Lodge. Masonic Hall, St Charles street
lor F.. X. Thaddeus D. Yantiorn, E. s.. D. n Harder.
g. Il; O. r Skinner P. S.; VIM II; SeEnan, r.. A..
s1. a ans e. r. Vi. ii S S@5ls'G Fsd
TreatSer; Il staGsoqry Secretary A. B. sirwOridge, s.
90 VIM By order 81 the ii w Hnf H. P'g''a
ss-QuItman Lodge No. 76, f.. and A.. M.
Stated Communications every FRIliAY EVENING, at
O'Clock at the Grand Lodge Masonic Hall st. Charles
G. skinner j. w; G. Herndon, Treasurer; H. j.
bury Secretary; D. N Harder. s. ~ Frank Bai tlelL
Hertz Tyler. By order of the W. NJ.
DDS ly II. j. STANSBURY, seoiy.
rB- Eagle Degree Lodge No. I, l. .. o. II,
mee!s T. room No Odd Fellows Hall The first and third
Brothers cordially invited attend Officers FRANCIS
RAWLE, Degree Mas er; L. A. BENDINEN, Deputy Degree
Master; r. b. BRUCE, Treasurer; L. N JAHAN, ssers-
RS- L.U. o. k.--CrescenL Lodge No. 3, meets
every TIL RsDAY EVENING, IN No. l. Odd Fellows
HALL at y, O'clock Odicers-t T. MILLER n g.; A. DU-
L. N. JAHAN Per- Secretary; p K. BAsBoT, Treas
urer. vi
a9- l.. .. d. F.-Boward Lodge No. 10 lAeets
EVERY THURSDAY EVENING, in Lodge Room No s. Odd
N. g.; A. DE SOFIA v. @. JOS MAGNER, Recording
reary B. DAsILvA, Per Secretary THADDEUs D. VAN
HORN, Treasurer JAZZ
A,Ik HEADQUARTERs WASHINGTON AR.
EWN TnLEGY--Arsenal, jirod street.
tFSV The Washington Artillery will attend regular Month
pas " Meetings on the 6rst MONDAY Of each month;
and Regular Drlson THURSDAY OF week at O'Clock
until further notice.
WILLIAM H. SLACK, o. S. my2sN
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T'OBY's EXPRESS, No. 81 CAMP STREET
nIRE0T TRADE,,-.-......BA BAYLOR & CO

Notice Is hereby given that all claims which appear
ppop proper examination due from the books of Baylor
Co and which be established by due of
law viii be promptly paid with interest IN ia !.
This Is taken Inform the friends of DIRECT
TRADE correspondents Of Baylor Co throughout
The Cotton Districts during the coming business
advances will New Orleans Cotton for
direct shipment 10 EUROPE accommodated in all by
tees for IN. balances due each shipment.
Orders Bagging will be filled by direct importation
from Calcutta INFO the port Of New Orleans
So already sold he Identified duplicate
by Public and sent 10 those Interested To save
marks and weights their Con aud such other information as
will facilitate the matter. =,
All letters nrivate business. relating To the
affairs Of isay and "dree trede will b. addressed 10
&C. @. BAYLOR, "A LOMBARD STREET, LoNDoN''
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LADIES' AUCTION.

LADIES' AUCTION.
BY l.. A. LEVY, Jr Auctoneer,
Office, rs Common street.
MONDAY, the 26th Inst, mt 10 o'clock
IVA NJ the No. lo5 Camp street. between uliH
aud tiirod, will he sold
very desirable Muslin and silk Dresses Linen
Cambria HRndkerchirs Robes Sbawls Skirts Netting Irish
Linens Lawns splendid French Embroderes variety
other Onha ~
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sHERIFT's SALES.

srxIH LlnrHcr covErl acLRMoRE, RAYBURN q %.
81 Nes Urleana. JOHN PRICE. JR-No eezx
RY ytHTUE Of a writ OF seizure ami sale
New Orleans 10 the entitled win
st public aucfioa The City Hotel Common
Carp and Asg.zne streets SATURDAY The 2th d-y ~
!. TWO cgLTSiN Tors OF GROUND. win ne -.
59idines ami Improvements hereo rghn ways p1sS III
es d aprsrtensnces lheIennte beior ag sfnafed 10 ~
The fsuboufg Margny Third District fi- city, s
zheh a hoanded By Enehein Pos CsssealvS and G-zi N
stve-is drsznat~d by RE Nos square
q Rlleux fhe f7th Of Jsnuary 1871 and deposzea
city and By another plan by s. TSuns aTchecs ~
the 18th Day n April 1855 and dfpoegte
GrshSm Notary ard said plan
lows towit M No. IS Feet 10 Inshes ffsus ss,
n inches sod deps side srf z feek
width fbe Lot No ~ font
Enghen street 80 feet IN deph ot No
and lines IN depth the cher side end 81 feet IN pdh
and being the property purchases BY dsfssea
the OF Elizabeth RapD. ".
before James Graham Notary Fubic this city, The - n
pfse bouse br1cked between posts sae rfsd
all with fire places hack gallery
twostpry krcken bricked pests
rufe and hn IN the having room. below and show.
bg u eisferns we'll yard partly paved VIII beA
garden well provided with fruit plants etc. Tbs beHs
& rSo c sRTIiN Ions or GROUND. with the nv~s.s-
uents thereon. and all thsrghf privileges ard
thereu beor wise apperainsx
sed n he fanbonfg Washington. Third District q hin ey-
Gi5d urquhart and Port plan drawnby j. PINS
Surveyor the 2lst Of Deeemi 1s4 deposited IN The oEx
q Jules Messy, late Noary Public IN this city and f s
designated BY smother rlat dawn IN ebfee4
IN ihe I'm day ApoI ISIS Deposited in The
Janaes Grshsn Notary. Said lots IN esch szd
each q inches front Isfayeffe Aveupe BY
Seized the above suit
1kkMS-Cash on the spot
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Nca Ia hereby given that the termination ut the copart-
nerhp now existing according to written articles Of agree
ment the members OF The nn OF bayIor 20 We
liquidation. W. " % y stu
Manchester, March, 1883 40 N@W
nNNT 5IT1IIa NTES To 1 x Ella ND-THE UNDER
N signed PREPARED to furnish drafts on ne SANG Of Ire
N' P-' ~ EkNEII. POWER CO.,
10 D. 90 Common street.
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PARTICULAR NOTICES.


Hall or MISSISSIPPI FIRE ooxrAsr No. q
New oiIean., April 3. isss
pa5s ar sssn ness 70 arsd H. rssvsI a @ss
nr' on MONDAY Evening he ssS inst O'clock
~ q J. ". sHEARER. Secretary.
ns-Crevasse-Messrs. w. u j. Bobb, OF the
Grea Fe ny head q jackson street Fourth Dsuc offer
the lad Of the Home Associao for The benefit Of the Or
eel. ed o. Saturday The 24th ins,.
per will have fine opportunity the great
while =. the same lime they will be makinga doaaon 70 the
M4roRALrr NEW oRLEAss,y
.zv-ro Gi,y hIn . 2sd day ~ Of , Ap. is g.,
teng this day five dolas seventy 5 per bar
rel SSses ee sH9d y Fys during the ensuing week com
20 ounces Of bread or-....................N cent?
20 or..-.-''.''s.'''-'....'.'ig
The Oayes Of second qualify must weigh on: eighth more.
The 1S cents ounces
AZ. GjHiiis " wl5xiiiiERiaii1s Mayor.
s-Insurance Notice-The undersigned In
every day from i Ia. 70 list oco
'''' ISSisfxS4 Sf q fss 90,
NEW ORLEANS ms. co.
H aSs Il SS $E o fS Si,& 60 ixs co
SUN NUT. ms. co.
UNION ms co
asa Hd A. f6,ELkwARE ms. co.
sS- L. q. o. F.-Notice to Stockholders m
ODD FELLOWS HAILn election for Ten Directors OF 1dh
FelSg Hall AssoetIon VII be held II re Ball Room Office
Polls open from 10 O'Clock 4, n until o'elges 2 NJ
an I'd IHos. II. shlELDo, secretary.
oTrIcg OF THE New ORLEANS JACKSON AND GREAr2
NORTHERN kAnHosD COMPANY,
s9-At n meeting of the Board OF Directors
Of This Company held this day the oo~ng resolutions we're
unanimously adopted
R,sord That it is the intention Of bis Board the
northeast Of Canton, in the direction Of Koseasso and Alter
deem and in tho construction thereof all the monies that
he n
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IMPORTANT AND UNREsERvED FIRsT SALE OF
the Property belonging TO the City If New Orleans situated
in the attractive the First Districts
nnd n The City Of Jefferson comprising valuable
Building Lots and choice Batture Lots we'll located
safe and profitable investment aso few desirable whole
Squares Ground TO- Cotton Presses Warehouses etc etc
Sale at the CITY HOTEL, COMMON STREET on very
long terms.
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DaEs are des enans de Jules Blanche l3 T95
Seconde Cour de District de la Nouvelie. Orleans.
PAR PALFREY & Gle.
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CHOICE FAMILY GROCERIES

An invoice Of fresh CRACKERS consisting Of Soda Bis
cult q nser Nuts Roon Crackers CracKnes ETC.. etc., re-
ceived per Uncle Sam, from st Louis.
Also
Choice Goshen BUTTER rer Empire Ciy-together with
full assortment fresh Family GROCERIES, at 80 Camp
all 1t j. W. FEE co.
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FOR SALE.

4 OxS 6G1AABls
90 FOR RENT or sALE--A LARGE YARD,
With Dwelling thereon situated on Thala street ormery
lately occupied AS blacksmith shop and suitable for that
'''' HoGliroSRp, i RANKIN a CO.,
s94 u l25 Common street.
HAY FOR sALE-ls2 bale. Hay for sale. Apply to
Az Ils Common street.
-, FOR SALE OR RENT-A COMFORTABLE
t twosory Frame Nv elng House containing four
Bienvie street. between Toni and Roehebaye streets APP
ply m < I'm. HUGH M - PosyI.r,. street,
49, FOR sALE-THAT PROPERTY HEREToFoRE
M occupied By the Bank Of New orIans opposite lafayette
k&S FOR SALE OR CHARTER-THE VERY
M3 fast sailing Baltimore built big Jno. ID. Hooper,
~f and 'TSy aYSoS
49, BOAT FOR sALE-A FINE SAN Boar,
Nv For particulars aPpy board ship Success at Post
-Ti---. JosEs Sk%kfNpER co. 81 arayier st.
COTTON sHED-COTTON sEED-FoR SALE
sE Isd RsU S 10 p'r o E 4sSS Hsa Boyd COTTON
fe26 en- Al lusk Co.'S No. Front IT
>xwwo j.. E: MATTHEws u Co.-cAR.
SSNHtt3 RAGE TRIMMINGS, everything necessary for
GxIEs suitable for Cane Carts and BTsys With IneR Pm.
and Nuts at No ss Gysvsr street. New Orleans. sul iy
THE UNDERSIGNED, WISHING TO CLOSE
unc as Rsrage ma orandy Ronss Nuslins Ne,ios, Eo
er ~ ssS r etc. RICHARD, ALnlGE CO,
ATS I'm 10 ChartTes street
TINORACCO,-TOBACC SHALL, FROM THIS
dais ronIi,ue tha Tobsrcn ,spsss r. ~ 90 a.a,n,
nnder The style ~ GotJN PRICE IL coz ., NJ. 81 In
20 Nscbe1 styeets ~ -'- '' " w. ~ A'''' - ~uu
III h,sinsss sntr,s,s5 g., o ,a -, ,.iil a., 49,,
w. vii ~ I'll ,,r,e tas o hand Ina, e ,ns o1ss
sntad for ali nsrsss ~ hogshssds ~ 80
Hons Of cIil Az Lea TtIR COO H. a. ~
h ~ S ia' 4 robAooo' As3 i " and
NJ an ans noaaI, ,o.- "onN rhiOFs ~.
CINEI-oSOoN I,IISS ,ovxcI, 500 mr., :, :, :,
az n = M'nto,,s sna a., ~ ~ o 81 SALE
HEAToN OLIVIER Sol. A e. MIS- ~
ms " "a Common st,.a,
- FOR KENr-A PLEASANT AND HEALTHY
ni Residence on the Rogue Faaya river
k-.I within mile OF Cosingtun, La. -
se and large covered ealerV H. est na Il ises
commodions prise another house Of or
enve and planted with yarons shade and p ss are
The buildings springs Of Clear eso v sa mere SIe ns
XSa The spot Is as smiled fS op ss ssdsn ind
watering plaee beng within a w hop,si ~ ~ ot
leans For terms npply 10 - ~ '1"e' VI Ne" VI
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AUCTION SALES.


SALE ON ACCOUNT OF DEpARTURE-sUNMER RE
treat the Lake Shore, at bay ST. Lousspseious Family
BY N. vIGNIE. Auetioneer.
G ATURDAY, gath April, Is5s, at IL o'clock
y NJ in the RotundA Of The st. Louis Hotel Will be sold,
N1DS cERT1fs TRACT OF LAND. sIu.tsd Bay St.
measuring q feet from the public road by drplh Of shout
r. feet on total depth Of about 20 apens less snsi tsaet
500 BY "a fee, fronting Aponeeay
opery T. entitled 70 the surs IN 'front.' measuring % feet on
ling House having Closet gallery. ETC. with glazed
doors and shutters brick chimney e.. kitchen anoher back
hs Lens a.,s =. a.
balance credit Of twelve months for approved endorsed
note secured p mogIss On SAD properly . 40
and last adjudication FOR account Of former purchaser
BY JOHN @. PoINDExTER, Auctioueer.
SATURDAY, the 24th inst, NJ re o'clock NJ,
certain LOT on GROUND, together VIII ali buildings
square bounded by Annnncaon Poeyarre Fouehe
Dnpanier street. des ed by the number thirteen plan
II B. Gems for renee neasnre in American
y fee. from" on Poey.rre BY s2 feet sIeShss
two-stoy dwelling buildings 10 the portion Of
70 assume the payment Of
s dye I'd Apr inst and cost Of ,e cash balance IN Y
per cent per and not paid at maturity eight per cent
Act of,ne before h. o. Wells Notary Public, The expense
ps-For further particulars see plan Arcade as
- = -. - - 80
VALUABLE REAL ESTATE IN THE foUhih DIS
ulcL
BY JOHN @. PoINDExTER, Auctioneer.
OATuRnsY the Oath tnsf M 10 o,cIoclx
- a. n,nt y h,e.ae nn M.s1dae sfrss, iii he old
Two certain LOTS OF GROUND IN The square bounded by
llara and Maunsal ths
st Andre. street =
half cash, balance at 70 months with
pe cent from day OF ale and eventual inteest Al The
-. ~ - go, 80 aan,,1 i - - - w
~ & ., s Dslo'e f. !" "e'' Hoy rnp' AT tue expense
NJ. ~ nsr,,a,ta.s "a. ,iar =, ,ha x,.da %,
VALUABLE II ALf e2u Aftn " ehouND IN JSffbh-
son NY on AecouM OF oePa'u'e'
BY JOHN @. POIHDEXTER, Auctioneer.
CATURDAY. 24th inst. at "a o,cIoclx. Mt
y Bsnksi A cnde Nayaglne street. will he sold-- -
Eonrteen LOTS or C;KOIrNll II me snna,e houud d nv
Magayne Lies rak Jtelcastle and nfosssT .rset an ai
ral,ie sin ZION for a zen l.nanjs tesdenre -
"a c.sh- balance I and vaars for
no = bearing orvny. on tb ronerty with tner cent from
dAy Of sale and Interest ~ he ate Of er cent per
annum NH Maid - -
Act n sale before q WE'LL. Notarv PublIc at the
nense N tha nurrbaser - - ' '' - - =
Plan If ne sIoys novv exrossd a, the rcade aas
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books, STATIONERY, etc., AT AUCTION.
BY R. ARMFIELD, Auctioneer.
THIS EVENING, at early gas light, at No.
IS ST. Charles will be sold
vaugbe collection of the works of the best authors, in
the various branches Of Literature Science and Art
ALSO
Letter and Note Papers, EnvelOps, Gold Pencils
This collection comprises the best Books Of the principal pub
fishers the United States together with variety Of London
Publications of the fine useful and industrial
The Books and warranted perfect and for exam
nation and private sale during the day.
ses without reserve and will be continued every evening
until al lre sold. MIA 6m
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BE- The public are hereby Informed that
the bills for city, on.nhdsed aud Railroad Tax, on Real
Estate Slaves capital Income and Personal Properly OF all
kinds according the Rolls Of 1851 will he
peted and put possession for the day May which
time they respectfully invited forward
them
Hpl9 tnyl ADAM GIFPEN, Treasurer
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NOTICE no TH@ ELMoToRs " TIIE -.

OrrIcE 0P CEkTRAL Bos RI COMMISSIONERS,
CIR NEW ORLEASs,
April q, 1855
NOTICE To THE ELECTORS OF rue sEr-
~ oud Third and SIKH srets that portion Of the Par
h II Orleans the right bank OF M.sis.ippi
The election ore ed for MONDAY the third day u May
1855 luton Of the P0c- Jury adopt The oh
Ap. a. n, is will he held following named pisces
under The snpe tendence Of the following named Commission
of Election:
Second Ds,tictAt the Court House Delaronde street
Comus Joseph Babn Charles v. Morrison and Jo
seph Penny
Third District-At the Pelican Fire Engine House. Com
issi1nefs: Dr. A. Fox Thomas Rres and dsemond Ioro
sixth Dstrict-At j. j. P'anchard's PLANTATION. Cornps
suHers j. j. blanchard - fetnard and j. r. Uhisolm
4 By order Of Central Boaid Of Commissioners,
j. AID ROZIBR, Secretary.
BURsAu CENTRAL CoNNfsssiRus,
VILE Ia NOUvgiLs OELEAss :
q avdl, 8.
AVIS EST DONNIE AUX ELECTEURs DIES
"a Second Troieme SiXem Districts de partle de
IA Paros dOreans, itute Ia rive droie du Mississippi
l'eleoon ordonne LUNpI 3 mai 1854 par
ntion du jury de Police. adopra h avf A. ID. s5s
leux ciapre inspection des Commiasaire
d'eleciion cidesspus NOMINEES:
Second DstTicA Ia maisou de DrlAronde-com-
misar's: Josph Babn hss x. MORRISON Joseph Penny
rroseme Dsrict-A Ia pompe du PeIicAn-commis-
saires Dr A s Fox, Thos Rees ct RosemOnd Lori
SNieme Dsrct-A phsbtson de J. D. Planchard-commis-
saires j. Panchard J. Bernard j. ". X. Chisholm.
Par Ordre du bureau central des eommissAire-
az j. AID. ROZIER 8 ,rretsire.
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A,Ik HEADQUARTERs WASHINGTON AR.
EWN TIILENY--Arsenal Gir0d
tfP4e The Washington Artillery viii attend regular Month
ra n ~ Meetings the hrst MONOA Of each month;
and Regular Drllson THURSDAY OF every week at O'Clock
until further notice.
By order OF
J. B. WALTON, Captain.
WILLIAM II. SLACK, o. s. my2s
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3. DUST AnnIvEn. WIrH a LARaELor ol
) MADAME p. ROsERT. u cHAR--

M TRES eTREEf, respectfully informs her friends o.
Xxx and customers that she has just received her -r$
IVA Spring stock, consisting Of large splendid
Of DRESS GOODS Lace Bonnes and Trimmings which
she will sell At very low prices
Having engaged skillful Miners Makers
Paris she Is do all her line
to be eXceled in the city. I'm
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SALE ON ACCOUNT OF DEPARTURE-sUNMER RE
the Lake Shore, bay ST. Louisspaeous Famill
EuIfa
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TUESDAY, 27th April, 1888, at I2 O'Clock,

T A. BEARD d CO., AUCTIoNEERS AND AP
paisrs for the sale Of Real Estate, Slaves Furniture,
Bank other Stocks, Port Warden Sales, Cargo Sales
RS-Oice No, 81 Magazine aud No Banks Arcade
Passage-sley removed from No Banks Arcade Passage.
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sEcosp DIsrRIcr couRTl SUCCESSION OF THE LATE
Of New Orleans. SJAME6 E. NORTH. DECEAsEn-
No. 1913

E. T. PARKER
m22 70 az II "a Sheriff de Ia Parosse d'OTieAns-
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60 FOsTEk's sLAVl n DePO1, io7 COMMON
~ street New OrleansHe keaps constantly hand and
for sale Mechanics, Field Hands, Cooks Washers, IroE
~ ers and General House SerSan Also buys and selll
SLAVES commission Having converted the family o.
the large thu story bndine the Of Slaves has maie
81 Slaves.
aft T.FOSrER.
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A. LEVY, Jr., AUCTfONEER FOR THE SALE
LIZ of Real Estate Slaves SUGGESTIONS and outdoor business
generally Office IS Common street. of Camp
street. se5 ly
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NEW oRLEAss JACKSON ASp Gs5A1 NoEIasEs RI r. Co
Frat meeting Of the Board Of Directors
OF The Company held III sday John Calhoun, ESQ.,. uDA
mOuy eeeied President j. j. Michel Attorney ard X. =,
Charles Secretary aud Treasurer for ensuing
a2i G. X. 5 CHARLES. Secretary
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HALL or MISSISSIPPI FIRE CosPAEr No. q
New 0fleans. April q, 1858. :
hf- The officers md members of this Conn
nnny hereby notified monthly
ing on MONDAY EVENING the 26ih inst, at O'clock
s4N j. W. SHEARER, Secretary.
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R8- Mercantile Library Association - THE
rooms opened daily for the accommodation Of subcTbes
from ~ O'Clock A. VI. to 10 O'Clock p. NJ,
Persons DESTROYS becoming will please
with the Librarian.
Subscription, IS per annum.
Rooms csrner Canal street and Exchange Place.
d24 If GUS A. BREAITX President
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ON ACCOUNT ~ DIR RruRg gxTgs1yV 1SD
LAST sale o. very Desirable Lots 20 sabasb Delnchrise
CITY OF Jefferson. comprising valuable and voIs
sga.re. No 49, fronting Eaysdss sirs~eais a. IT,
Year, Credit. e - ANn
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LEyIATHAN FARMING.

We see it stated that some men of capital
in New York, Buffalo and Chicago,
have it in contemplation to establish in the
West, o leviathun farm, of from loo, 900 to
200, 900 acres. Their object is to do for
agriculture, by the use of combined wealth
and the powers Of machinery, what has been
done in the last half century by the railroad
and factory for the old stage coach and
spinning wheel. The basis Of the project is
thus stated:
They will organize the vast tract into two
rival establishments, with military organ
isation Of labor, gigantic machinery to plow,
plant, reap and render harry vests, vast herds
Of horses, sheep and cattle of the most select
stock, and the cultivation Of fruits and grain
upon a grand scale. The organization will
Justly combine the interests of capital and
labor, and by its colossal economies and its
scientific appliances of creative industrial
power, and its Just system Of distribution,
twill attempt to give the world the example
of true Republic, an Industrial Common
wealth, where poverty, duplicity, robbery
aud crime nre unknown.
The Council Bluffs nonpareil. [volume] (Council Bluffs [Iowa]) 1857-1867, 1858-05-15

The divine philosophy which softens man
ners and forbids them to be savage, accord
ing to Cicero, appears to be working. There
is hope for the Republic. Although South
ern chivalry means three men stealing una
wares on one, number one beating him over
the skull with club, and numbers two and
three preventing interference by means of
cooked revolvers, yet it is a cheering index
Of the great law Of compensation to find at
the period in which such, perhaps, too rough
habits prevail, likewise liberal expendi-
ture Of public money for women's dainty
utilities. If there be not ten thousand sew
en- hundred and sixty-two dollars and nine
ty-seven cents expended for crinoline in the
contingents Of the House in the year 1858,
let us live in hope, and believe that with the
progress of Coleridgian art, in the year
1859 or 1860, that sum may be laid out by
members for the Identification and beatif-
cation of their wives and daughters appa.
rel. Certainly the. appropriations should
not stop with albums, reticules, shopping
tablets, port monnaies, ETC., but should,
with spherical sublimity, rise to the adorn-
ment of the entire feminine person, giving
it (at the public expense) that circular glo-
ry which rivals both the nimbus of the
dawn and the tracks of the mid night stars.