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Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1858-11-05

"
The Observation-Disclosures were held
on Tuesday last in New York, New Jer-
sey, MASSACHUSETTS,, Delaware. Illinois.
Michigan and Wisconsin. f.. H.
In Illinois the result is close and doubt
full. All 'the' other States have gone for
the Republicans except "little Delaware
CHroAGo, Nov. 4.-The new elected
Legislature. as far as returns have been
received. stands as follows: House-Rer
publicans "a; Douglas men SO; three in
doubt. Senate-Republicans 10; DOUG
las men IA. go 49, + ~
The Tribune and the chairman Of the
republican State Committee acknowledge
that Mr.. Douglass has majority Of four
in each House. This viii ensure his re:
election 10 the q. s. Senate. A'' ~ -
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not least. dishonesty the premium

last not least, dishonesty the premium
charged in proportion to the risk incurred.
Credit appears to be adapted more par
ticularly TO the two classes--the rich,
who are not in want fit. and the poor
who ought not to get ft. The first have
it thfustupon them because they seldom
use it: and the poor. when sick or out of
employ, cannot get it. Who then sup
ports the credit system? Those who do
not require it; they paying for all the
Ills of life in the high prices. How long,
think ye, will the Industrious be satisfied
ia thus parting with their earnings p
Only until they understand how it is that
one. fifth of all their labor is expended
for credit. Think of it-Working one-ftth
Of oari timen for che support oflthe most
vile aud ii'beastlyai establishments. nWe
have given anhistory 6of the greatimofal
disease raging in odr'land. aud now pro.
pose a remedyg simple. pleasant, and GER
tain in its effects. 1t'is new In principle,
butNneyerf Known to faik' You thst'psy.
Ipatfonize those selling only 'foreash, and
save thereby the guarantee usual
ly charged between the,retailer and'con-
sumers say ten per cent. ]; and if you
can goya step further. confnsr the ParS
chase" not only1to' those cling. but TO
those who buy exclusively forcash ; and
here would be a saving ofsixatper cent,
more. and thus YOU may follow the sys.
tenn through all the different transfersun
Jill you come 50 the producer! "a Separate
those that you pay from thatllarge num-
Der who do not. Those paying. buy at
the cash store : and those TINT do NOT. OF
the old shopsIs The result would be as
the tightening thatcomes down from the
cloud-credit fallingupon7its own weight.
crushing all'beneath" it: Break up cred
it, bread, meat. and vegetables wouId be
sold for cash attSenty per cent. less than
present rates. We are a patient people (;
we allow the politicians 60 fleece US by
taxation, thirty per cent. and dee'ers sci
ling on credit. a like per centage,5 yet
~e work aud tug like slaves performing
task without' opening our mouths 10
complaint, Require a man to pay a sum
equal to one fifth Of his iabor, and rebel,
lion would be- the order Of the day--re-
sisting oppression with all his power,
even go to prison in defence Of his rights !:
yet we all pay tithes to credit, and that,
not for the benefit of'the aged. the widow,
or the orphan but for alot Of idle,y lazy
fellows. who drink by day. quarrel and
tight"by night. What is it that supports
that immense army seen in our streets
and alleys drinking bad rum, smoking
horrible cigars their mouths filled with
oatbs too monstrous to be repeated p
1t is credit and credit alone. Break up
credit in all the small transactions Of life
and the idle, thesvicious, the loafer and the
ruin seller would be compelled by the
force of circumstances to obtain employ
ment: the cravings Of nature would drive
them toit, aud thus relieve honest INDUS
try from tax to heavy to be borne.
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CHARITIES

certify the foregoing ss copy from rninn,s.
L. HRfLIGER, Secretary.
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PRIVATE BANKS AND EXCHANGE
nE aI.ERH.

JAMES KOBE n CO., Nos % and 81 9AmpStfeet-
s. NICHOLSON 4 Co, Carondeiefsrreei.
SAMUEL SMITH 4 CO., Corner Camp and GrAvisnfrss1n
W DSON CO., Corner Camp snd Canslstreefs.
BROWN. JOHNSTON co., No. So canpstreet.
BENoIsI, SHAW CO.. No. 81 Campsrrset.
BANK OF COMMERCE, JACOB BARKER. Agent,
Corner Camp and arnxfs rstr -
THOMAS H. BARKER, Corner Camp and Grssicrsfrssfs-
H VI. CONNER SON, No 50 Carondelet street
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CONTROLLERS OFFICE,

CONTROLLERS OFFICE,
City of New Orleans July 7, 1855.
ID ESOLVED, That the Comptroller be, and
II Is authorized and required give notice. by
standing advertisement In the official journal that in accordance
nnth Of ordinance No l4i2 approved March
So 1884 the Council will pay bill against the city unless
under authority Of order from the Comptroller
In accordance with the ordinance referred to.
lSignedl E. L. TRACY,
President Board OF Assistant Aldermen.
[SRuedl L. II. PLACE,
President Board of Aldermen.
APP owed April q 1885.
Is knedl JOHN L. LEWIS, Mayor.
Ths attention ocers city and Of the public
resp % fully cal ed to the foregoing resolution:
| r Picard fH.
! jyIeR Comptroller City Of New Orleans
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.

CONTROLLERS OFFICE,
City OF New Orleans. May 26 1855.
[ No. 1922.
Rsoioed That the Comptroller receive publi.
cation sealed proposals building pr0longaton the
IRENE market in the Second District
sent market to Robertson street according plans and tpee
cations Ia the Surveyors office The persons
the said paid of the proceeds
the IRENE market for the years 1859 1850 The
subject approval OF the ommnn Council
ISguedl j. MAGIONI
President Board of Assistant Aldermen
[Sgnedl II. ". SUMMERS,
President Board OF Aldermen
Approved April 20 1858
Signed CHAs. NJ. WATERMAN, Mayor.
A true copy: JULES CASsARD,
Secretary Of Mayuralty
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ASSISTANT ALDERMEN.
TUESDAY. NAV a. ls5s

TUESDAY, May rs, 1858.
The Board met this day pursuant to Adjournment
Messrs Dolhonde, Hall, Holland, Hnygbe. Kesrnv
ney-l2. ~
Mr.. Holland moved that inasmuch as errors had
crept into the proceedings Of the last meeting in re-
committee Of three to examine and correct said
proceedings. Carried, and the Chair appointed
hessrs. Holland, Waldo and Huyghe on said com
mittee. On motion of Mr.. Holland. the Chairman
was added to said committee.
On motion of Mr.. Holland, the Board adjourned
until Thursday next the 9th inst at O'Clock p NJ.
JAS. A. HOPKINS, Secretary.
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BOOTS, SHOES AND HATS.

lust RECEIVED, BY SHIPS DELHI, EXCEL
u sior and Vandalia assortment Of
OAK TANNED RUSSETS,
MUD BOOTS,
WOOL HATS,
selected expressly for Plantation and FOR sale by
J. B. VALENTINE CO.,
talk ~ atra
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FogNpRYE IND AND mAoH y me ~ y. :

a FOUNDRY AND mACHINE-SdUI
- MCCAIN 4 PATTERSON corner of DelOrd sud New
- q Levee The undersigned prepared
w manufacture STEAM ENGINES, BOILERS
MAIHINERY of all kinds for Steam Boats Sugar Planp
tons Saw Mills Cotton Presses Draining Machines and Rail
,oads Gin Gearing Horse Power Fire Fronts, furIaet
Mouths Crate Bars, patened otherwise they AZ.
snts for of Crate Bars Brass Work
an kinds Cocks and Valves, Of desc
H,n Metallic Packing Steam Cylinders Gun Metal Rings
etc Black smith Work for Steam Boats Saw Mills or Ms
rhinery Of any description that may be required.
Thew have all times Crate Bars, Wheel Strrups
Flange Bos usge Cocks Valves Of all sizes used by Steam
Boats.
Thankful the liberal heretofore bestowed upoi
them they hope by assduous attention 10 their business
merit continuance Of the same
snl21y hcCAN PATTERSON
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CHURCHES.

BAPTIST;
W. @ Dunesn,e amp,e. Basin.
CATHOLIC:
Immaculate Conception Baronne, Canal.
tJesut's r-Baronne, c Common
St. Louis Standardization Square.
st. Acknowledgment, G. CONT
ST. Aphonse-St Andrew, b. Live Oak and Laurel.
st. Augustine-Bayou Read, c. St. Claude.
St. Bartholomew-vlere, b. seguin and Bsrthelemy, Al
giefs.
ST. John Bapsist-Dryzdes b. Clioand Caliops.
St. Joseph-common b. Marias and Where.
ST. MaIie-Conde, n. Ursnne.
ST Mary-Josephine, b. Live Oak and Laurel.
ST. PatTick-Camr B. guliaand Girod.
St. Peter aFigny. b. CasatAlvo and Greatmen.
ST. Theresa-Camp, opp. junction with Prytanis
ST. Trnity-St. Ferdinand.
ST. Vincent de Paul-Greatmen, O.. Montegut
Ursnline Convent-Belew the city.
CHRISTIAN Camp, e. Melpomene.
FIRST CONGREG AfIoNAL: st. Charles. a. Julia
PROTESTANT EPISCOPAL; ST. Peter's-tseamens BethcO
tsplans4e. b'kgist frotesanfe frnncaseksrnparti
BieDvlle. Christ Chutek-CanA, Danphine St Pauls
Camp, Gaienne ST. LnkeaHercules Felicity road.
NATURALIZATION Fiaquernne. AnnuncAiion AnnuR
citation Square. Mount Osef-Agiers.
LUTHERAN. kuterpe b. baeehnsand DEysdet.
METHODIST Garondee Heyia Girad. Felicity Road
Chestnut Moreaa Esghien. Dryades TsrpsieAore-
Pety Greatmen. AariRs Bienville and Conr Coffee.
jackson. ST. Paul, tcoloredl earroton. carrolen.
Nayadee- Algers.
PRssBYTERIAN: Lafayette Square,. Frstaniz, Clio
oasaealvo, Railroad. Canal, g frsnk.in Fulton n
| BonlignF. Carp, n Gaia -.
GERM kfANG: Pfote~iant-Philip, Chippewa froies-
tarf-(io. b. Apollo and Nayaats.
| UNITARIAN: PrytsniA caiope. Clio. b. frytaaa and
DyAdes. ferPsicaE- "a Sayakss. kaisfps.-es saeshse
and Drysdes,
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PETITIoNs--oFFICIAL.


Il Council Of the city of New Orleans:
We the undersigned Of property fronting ravier
street respectfully honorable body
aheiled from Magnolia Broad surface Of said
street to form semi epea tbs which
above overflow, ei her from flooring water And
your titionets, as N ddty bound, will pray.
Names Of petrs No. feet Names Of pettrs No. Of feet
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[ No. 1881. ]
Res0lved That the Comptroller the Treasurer
favor Of the Creole Printing Company foe hundred and
eigh three dollars and fifty five 55-he
tn difference between four hundred and twenty dollars y
centsS40 5amount Of their bill for Publishing
IN 1896 and hnnd ed and sixteen dollars
five censs6 Of Judgment against them paid by
the city OF Orleans in March, 1855
SO 0for hundred copies u the Of the
sistant Aldermen, delivered.
[SlgDedl J. MAGIONI,
President Board Of Assistant Aldermen.
[Signedl A. LANDRY,
President pro TEN. Board Of Aldermen.
Approved May q, 1858. -
isignedl cHAs. NJ W ,TERMAN. Mayor. my22
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CILmAN,s PNNUMATIO sTEAM CHAN

CLmAN's PNEUMATIC STEAM GhANt-
" LATOR in use on seven plantations sns
and smallest Glasses; of which Il has taken or
three crops combination of the following sdVantage'
other known application OF Steam ~ As'ea
iator Al entire steam train:
II REQUIRES but pressure of 30 pounds steam to strike
q Battery"
4 IT'S mines never 'scaet require cleaning.
lis heating equally distributed throughout int
body on mice and hard grained sugar made
The steam being condensed and returned to the boiler
direct no additional boilers required where the
hoiler are large lmans BRgasse Furnace used ons
s If cylder boilers in diameter and "a feet long
with nans Furnace furnish steam 10 grind th
cane and run Pneumatic Battery, making 10 hhds sugar
ger day. -. l. .....,o.
I'd The Pneumatic Battery Granulaor is put In operation
eT or application making In part or entirely
further information pamphlet with full specifications
and drawings furnished application tothe snbseoer
ho IL now prepared for the Battery Eyapo
rsors or Clsr6ers used with direct exhaust eAu
i@0 SAMUEL H. GILMAN,
IN 0ravier s,raet New rlenns a.
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| ~ sTTON sEED-COTTOy SEED-roR SALE
" ard In store superior Mexican and Boyd COTTON
Sc 80. Apply 10 WILLErT WILSON,
fe2e em Al Lusk Co.'S, No. q Frontlt
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LOUISIANA rEHUASTEpEc COMPANY.

We the under.zned having agrsed to un
t9 o. railroad and oheT communication rhmu
o. fehuanteee under the several hestoore 70
that purse the Mexican 0ese-neut called the GsrRy
sco aut are % be Transferred hereinafter pro
under act Of toe Legislature Of Loussa Of Is
18th Of March, 1855 entitled IAN the Organization
works Of puhc provement and utilrs an
do subseube to and upon the following
10 wit:
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EOURTH DISTRICT POuND-was brough

FOURTH DISTRICT POUND-Was brought
the Fourth District Pound jackson street. between
Laurel and Constance streets. esrays-
One white she Goat the point the len horn Of.
One black she Goat with collar -
One white and black she 00at, without hor s.
One yellow she Cost, short horns.
One black and white she Goat, short horns.
Which II claimed within days aud the expenses there
paid will be sod public auction said pound MON
DAY, 3lstday OF May 1855. at 10 o'clock A. NJ
New Orleans May Is. 1855
Registered May Is, 1858.
HENRY DUREL,
Clerk Of Comptroller.
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tGyHIshY-25 bbls. superior Rye Whisky old and pur'
las IN ''''' JONES, MGcKINDER CO., 81 GrAvisr t.
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EPAYE DU QuATRIEME DISTRICT

EPAvE DU QUATRIEME DTSTRICT--n n
IA etc conduit depot des du Quatreme District
jackson les Laurel Constance. epaye
Une blanche eyant bout de Pofee ganche
Une chevre noire, ayanl collier.
Une ebevre noire e. blanche Sans corner.
Gne ehevTe jaime, ayart les conrtes.
Une eheyre n0lte ct bauchs les eones courtes.
des cheves recaees dams dix ours ct les
frais efs vendues enchere pubque dit de-
pot, LUND1, 81 De mai 1855, Il heures A. NJ
2. A. ,iuYoL, Commissaire des rues.
Eouvelle- Orleans rs mai 1883 myls % % =
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$500. Al .gC,.N ,a1sls a.. "IstilS -
1nsr ason stock offer or sale a! reduced priee S
.,.h ps,eye and OrRandy R0oes Nnslins VERNE r'"
~ Asran ses etc RICHARD ALniGE ~,
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MAYORALIY or NEW ORLEANS,
City Hail. 22d day OF May 1853,
Common Council Of the City Of New orleans
[ No. 1854.
AN ORDINANCE amend Is Of ordinance entitled
ordinance organizing the Comptolers department,
proved August 18th, 1856
SEcTIos BE OrdiaedJy e Cogl0loa Council Of the city
Of Nso Orleans That section s Of atdauee entitled, An
Argu- 25tI 1856, be amended read follows, vi
SEC 49, BY aud with the advice and consent OF the Board Of
Al erne the Comptroller shall appoint the following officers
70 be employed by him by the year viz;
hDepny Comptroller shall be 10 aid assist
the Comptroller In The perorma all the duties imposed
upon the latter and to and sign In his place IN NJ alb
senee sickness Of the COMPTROLLER and Tor whose Official acts
said Comptroller and his surees shall be responsible. Book
keeper, an Assistant Book keeper and Clerk.
The sanres Of toe said officers shall be follows viz
Deputy Comptroller.
Assn liant Book-keepeT 1909
And said officers hal be paid monthly by the Treasurer
the OF said Comptr0e And when the
ring the tax bills shall arrive, each year. the Comptroller shall
be allowed such number clerks and such length
OF time as the ehanen OF the Finance Committees think
The salaries Of such clerks shall be fixed by said
charmen OF the said Finance Committees and said Comptroller
AID paid by the Treasurer the OF said Comptroller
SEC BE further ordained That this ordinance sball
take effect ard be in full force and The 3Oh Of April
Signed) j. MAGIONI,
President Board of Assistant Aldermen.
tsigned) A. LANDRY,
President pro Board Of Aldermen.
Approved May p, 1873
tsignsd) cHAs H. WATERMAN Mayor. my24a
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CoMPrROLLER'S OFFICE, .
City Of New Orleans. May 6th 1855. )
[ No. 1913.
Resoped That the Comptroller and he Is hereby author
lowest bidder after twenty days
official Journal constructing bck side walks Dor
by and wooden CUTTERS in section comprised
Press Fields Love and ST. Avid streets
eeptng Margny side Of hlyian Fields
burgs Hospital Marigny josephine and Mande
willie Soldee accordance with the petition spec
Surveyor ection l9 OF the city char
Said adjudication be sdbieet the approval rejection
O the Common Council.
TSignedl j MAGIONI,
President Board OF Assistant Aldermen.
fSignedl Il. N. 81 HMERS,
President Board OF Aldermen.
Approved April %, 1855
tsigned1 CHAs. 81. WATERMAN Mayor.
Notice hereby given that WEDNESDAY I'd of Juni
next adjudieaIe my office IL o'clock NJ
mys 22t T. THEARD, Comptroller.
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e,pr,,TFTf ATTONs for ,be cootraet for the
~ ~ ,,s 3 ioI ia,L 80 - NJ
"a ,h a. ~ rl;a s,rs., y, a. tnan sst,b cca .,es,
80 ~ 49, x -. %. N, " 49, - S- ~" N
'' ny ~. farm and arkaa nm
,h Ma and sc,ion. Tbs shall he ng by
~ tn hrieh vorS MI ,es IN 20
~ and ~ 70 ,,h "ai, s arks iatd via and
cos". r. ~, ~, ,snsr IA roissfino ic,es m .acb
IN ~ ~ ~. ILL, - ..ii hs ,sds IN
st H. ,i,h LIE hSirks ~ M, bs IN ,jiv
Ia ~ ,nnr,es 80 ss.a a. r. - s,tor ~ NJ ~ ne
$500, " ~ h.s ~ eiss sl.-r aas snd ,.siI
,n,i~sd ~ "a ~ ~ ' ~ VS.
ho.,oD, ~ ala ..r,s s oil ha naval b iks hrick.
with ne tias a,,sd viz esnent syo1t Tie walls and bot
on, ~ III + ea5as, n H. h.. ,es nsr IN d.
~, ~ r. - n shaii 80 saiov, nina h.am tnch.s
bicI ~ srhs la INA ~ @ ns,hs ~ ,bs caiv.r,s. said
$3.50 y ~ s.d ~ - tsI 81 :, assrs ~,
With Sronht .rnn Iis ,ncb in diam Ter tbs shoI,
~ ~ al ~ ~ aisrs w " : w " '' - N
tbs na If nearest ,hs iron eratipvs
.as ~ 80 ~ ~ - $3.50 se,..h, i,ar ,Iscsa ~
~ I'm ~ -" ~. ~ ht.. 80 ~ ~ r..,.n,
nesi s apss ,,, , W ~ = ~ ,e,s w ~ ~ M p
oHrs rom ge. s * mo ,ne h T., aa Nth iron s,.s
a., " V -, ~ H. ,rs saS 10 viaa ne di,nsn
sioa a Ia I'D ~ ~ ~ nas,s " re 49, ~ e - ~
Ae ~ ..e pa ~. ia. Aaa.r 81. ,xour6 and III.
cav On saeh sse % a epune nsd
and ~ paVss q ire mhcn may Dc IN
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HOTELS AND RESTAURANTS

- MERCHANTS HOTEL, CORNER OF ST
faE:1 Cha les aud Canal Streets
aI The undersigned, who for several years has had
Of the Arcade informs his friends acquant
that be has opened the above location which
is designed be FIRST CLASS In every The
aud we'll ventilaed-he Table viii be supplied with
everything that the market Affords Trusting
support he respectfully asks share Of the public patron
J. DERAUN,
jalq 1y Pronriefnr
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

COMPTRoLLER's OFFICE, I
CITY Of New Orleans May Is, 1850. )
~ No. 1904.
Reoped That the and he Is hereby author
10 the bidder after ten days noiire in the
cra Journal for the construction Of two brick eo
vers leasing from the south sides Of Julia
its junction with CIR rect Into the New Basin The Whole
per plans and specifications Of the Guy saryeyor
President Board Of Assistant Aldermen.
TsRuedl A. LANDRY,
President pro TEN. Board Of Aldermen.
Esisnedl CfiAs. NJ. WATERMAN, Mayor.
Notice Is hereby given. that MONDAY, the 7th dsy
of June viii aoJudicae my office At IL O'Clock NJ
my25 in 7. THEARD. COMPTROLLER.
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+ No. 1852. !

Rsoed That the Surveyor be and Is hereby instructed to
procure Sufficient iron plate, for bridges TO be
pced the Of Rampant Bnrgundy Dauphn
streets, with Cnsomhouse and Bienyille
(Signed) A.. LANDRY,
President pro Board Of Aldermen.
(Signed) j. MAGI0NI,
President Board Of Assistant Aldermen.
Approved May p, 1858
tsigned) CHAs NJ WATERMAN, Mayor my22
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ARTICLE XIII.

At meetings the stockholders and at all elections
orty stock snch meetings shall
except such called for the OF ncre
ing diminishing the capital stock Of the Company for
the the fifth section Of the Of the
Legislature of Louisiana entitled An for The organization
work. Of public and utility
approved March 4th 1855 shall be composed of hold
ing their right agents tor Others at least three
the stock Of the Company in order take valid and
binding action in the premises all other meetings OF stock
holders and at all elections majority Of those present and
represented shall govern.
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L,PAVE DU PREMIER DIsTRICT-u n
Il eie conduit depot es epayes Premier District
Dryades entire les rues Julie Of Grod. CONNIE epaye-
upe cheyre blanche 81 neire. hyau le dos eehande.
81 Ia die cneyfe f6canee dams dix jours ct les
frsis paye ellie vendue ienchere pubiique dit de-
pot, sAMEDI, ~ de mat 1865 10 heures A. N.
p. A 0UYoI4 Conmissaire des
elie-Orleans. II mai 1865. myls "A Is
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POLICE JAIL--oFFICIAL.

MAS brought to the City Police jail on the
w lDih May the old mulattO JACK says he be-
longs Barrow who lives In HOumR, Parish OF
Terrebonne He + feet 81 inches high has hair
and IL about 80 years old
will cali and claim his property according TO law.
K. BLANCHARD,
Keeper Of City Police Jail.
" HENRY DUREL,
I5t Clerk Of C0mnrnller.
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COTTON PRESSES.
Corner Of Tchoupltouss and Robin streets.
FACTORS,
st. Marys street, between Perdido and Poydras,
LOUISIANA, sl7
Corner Of ST. Thomas and Basin streets.
Corner Of Tehoupitoulss and Richard strssts.
Corner of TchOupi,oulas and Richard strssaL
MERCH ANTS',
Nsw Leyesand Louisastrests.
| ORLEANS.
Corner Levee and Rofgnacstresss.
Corner Annuneiatior and Richardstrsets.
| sZYMANsKpS.
Corner Levee and ClOusi streets. fhirdDissziss.
SHIPPERS,
UNION,
WOODS.
TEXAS. e..
LFVEE STEAM COTTON PRESS.
| - Lsvee street. between ST. Ferdinand and AonteEu
streets, Third District.
i0A Leyses,rset, opposite Postlss. ThrdDstrics.
| INDEPENDENT,
New Leyee and Roaignac streets.
fsvee street between Monisg Clensistrssr.
| Third District.
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[ No. 1910. I

Resolped That permission be it is hereby given to
Thomas O'Dea ehouse his premises Julia
eet New Levee propided that said be
erected in accordance with city ordinances and DUR
ing the pleasur- of the Common Council
(Signed) A. LANDRY,
President pro ten. Board of Aldermen.
(Signed) j. MAGiONI,
President Board of Assistant Aldermen.
Approved May q, 1858
(signed) CHAS. NJ WATERMAN Mayor. my22
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MAYORALTY-OFFICIAL.

WAl VIVA II 4 --Of III AL.
MAYoRALTy or Nr,v oRfE4Ns
City Hall 18th day Of May 1858
Common Council City OF New Orleans.
No. 1885,
Resopod, That resolution 49, fixing amount be al
lowed for the Of bills for
Judges and clerks Of elections held In the
be and the same is hereby repealed. y
lsigned J. MAGIONI
President Board Of Assistant Aldermen.
lSignedl \ LANDRY,
President pro TEN. Board Of Aldermen.
Approved May Is 1858.
tsignedl CHAs. NJ WATERMAN Mayor. my26
No. 1857. ]
Resolved That the Street be and IL hereby d.
rected the Of following streets with
Claiborne street be bsllaed paved
streets With the Claiborne shell ballast via:
Peter and Canal and tina. the
y the contractor for kerpiog in repair the shell
y put IN complete repair that portion OF Carondeet Walk
from the end OF the the Claiborne
street and In default thereof the by
Commissioner 81 the expense Of the contractor.
lSignedl j. MAGIONI,
President Board Of Assistant Aldermen
lsignedl A. LANDRY,
President pro TEN. Board Of Aldermen.
Approved Nay 49, 1883.
signedl CHAs. N. WATERMAN, Mayor
a true copy. JutEs CAssARD,
msI6 Secretary OF MAyoralty.