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DEPARTURES.

Bsb- z6-Sch Esmehsneha ". fr Kohsia.
2--Sch HaEuokavsi, Becklsy. fr Hlo.
27-An sen Palestine, Perriman. for ports in the Pacific.
zg-Hav bark schxaher, Rnss, for Puget Sound
27-An VII ship Caravan Bragg. for Ochotsk.
zl-Am VII bark Italy. Babcrck. for Ochossk.
27-An clipper bk Yankee, Smith. for San Francisco.
2i-H- L Ms brig AIcibiaae, Narizy. for San Francisco
27-Am sch vaqrero. Newell. for Melbourne.
27-Ship John Marshall. Pendleton. FIR Jarvis Island.
27-Sch Nsrusksvai, Beckiey, FIR Hio.
27-Sch Keksuluohi- for Kcra, Hawaii.
sI-3ch Karoi. Chadvtck, for Lahsina-
z.-9ch LThoifho. Harris. FIR Hlo.
fish Moi Eeiki, sr Kshului.
March Sch Maria, Nolteno, for Lahsins.
$3.50 fam VII bk Harmony, Austin. for the Arctic ocean
4Haw VII bark Gambia, Merritt, for Ochotsk.
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IMPORTS.
per Golden State, Feb a7-7o NJ feet

From HUxpoLT BAY-per Golden State, Feb 40 N feet
boards, 81 NJ Il scantling.
From SAN PRkScIsco-per Sophia, Feb 27-13 casks salmon,
to order 5 brls whisky, 10 cases salmon, &c casks ale, j.. c.
Spalding 8 boxes whaling gear, 10 do raisins, A. p. Everett ;
Is cs tobacco, HoE-chlseeer L stapenhorst III cases, 100 kegs,
81 bales, so baskets, 2 hhds. 2 pipes, II casks, is octayes, 80
hris, SO sacks merchandise; 4 cords wood, 513 It lumber, B. w.
Field.
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Awful Disclosures - Latest from thc Wa
Department.

Awful Disclosures - Lates from the War
Department.
Not the least important item in the papers brought
by the last mail, was the publication in the Liverpool
Times of two letters from these islands in regard to
French treaty affairs. One of the communications
referred to purports to be " from a person holding n
high official position in these islands, who has .'de-
voted all his energies for the last thirteen years. or
since 1874, to the Hawaiian race, and is supposed to
be addressed to the Earl of Clarendon, in London.
1t is almost needless to add that the writer's are sup
posed to be the present Minister of Foreign Relations
and some one sympathizing warmly with him. There
is nothing, however. in either letter which the writers
might not be supposed to communicate confdentially
to their friends. 1t is the publication of them
which places the French Commissioner in the rather
awkward position of attempting to deceive his Impe-
rial Majesty, in regard to matters at these islands.
1t sis too bad'' that they should have seen the light,
but we most sincerely hope it will not affect :. the
high esteem and friendly consideration expressed in
the Polynesian of the Goth. But really the want of
confidence and the duplicity apparent in the letters,
contrasts singularly with the speeches reported in the
last Polynesian as having been made at the presen-
tation of some tokens of friendship from Napoleon III.
We copy the letters as they appear in the New York
Herald of January s:
From the Liverpool Times, Dec. 191
Important from the Sandwich I~slands-Pro-
jecaed Treaty with France.
Two important communications have been placed
in our hands, bearing upon the present state of polit-
ical affairs in the Sandwich Islands. From these it
would appear that the French Ambassador to the
King of these islands is endeavoring to effect n treaty,
the result of which, if complied with, will grant q
monopoly of the trade Of these islands to France, to
the detriment of the commerce., not only Of this coun-
try, but also of the world. One of the communica-
tons referred to il from q person holding a high
official position in those islands, and addressed to a
distinguished diplomatist in this country, who has
been much interested in the prosperity Of the Sand
witch Islands. The writer says
I am obliged to you for the interest you express in
the Kings independence. To preserve that and the
interesting Hawaiian race has been the only object
that has detained me here, and to which I have de-
voted all my energies for the last thirteen years. 1t
was with great difficulty that we escaped annexation
to the United States in 1854; since then we had
thought our Independence secure; but | regret to tell
you that since the 18th Of this month, Mr.. Perrin,
the French minister, has been pressing on US q new
treaty with France, that, if ratified by the King,
would place us in . worse position than il We were
annexed to the United States. The treaty 3 no utter
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Captain Watson, Of the Einstosc, reports having spoken,
Dec. %, ship Cailao, Rowland, nothing since leaving Honolulu.
The ca,Zao had spoken ten days before, on starbuck's Island,
the ship Hen-y Tsber, Ever, boiling sane date, saw ship
MassccAaseefs, Green OF and on at Huahine, Sharon, King.
Iss oneer on shore sick-had taken abou, 50 brts So Wolqa,
CroxeIl clean ; ut Tahiti, January Is, ship Superior, Wood, o
months out. clean; Dec 10. OF Three Kinss, Hia,ratha, Ellis,
enouths out, $50 sp; Alfred Gibbs, Nichols, 100 sp Milo.
sou5e, 200 up, 800 VII in July, Alexander, D~oughety, 100
sperm
Loss OF szp PACIFIC, ov ysv B~EDsoaD-capt Watson re-
pcrts that the LIST odacer and eleven men Of the ship Pacific,
nhermAn, arrived in . whaIebosf at Port Nelson, n. T., some
enc m the inster part Of September last, and reported that that
chip had Numbered At sea- An hands ies in the boats, but the
okhe3 had not been heard Of The men had sworn to a written
seAsanens Of the circumstances OF the disaster before magistrate
- Port Nelson The Poetic had on board 300 sperm, 90 whale.
rary, Norton. nothing since leaving here Ocean Rouer,
vee8fr, 20 sperm, and boiling
II Ship yireh Perry, Cannon, Of New Bedford, from New
zenIaDd, 50 bris sp, 1000 VII on board 500 VII, season. Reports,
lsf, Rambler, willis, as hrts VII, season same date, Morning
IehH. Morton, II whales ali tobd-eo reported himself. At
Marquesas, Pet 5, ship Emerald, Hsgeck, nothing the season,
bound westward to cruise AT &c. Christina, Feb 7th, William
wit Osborn, coo, SEASON At Hlo, Feb 18th, Dover, jeffrey,
100 vh Midas, raIinan, 100 sp Metacom, Kinds, so sp;
Laxda, willard, nothing the season, las, from Margaritz Bay
peo ], reports ships doing nothing, $50 bris being the ncst OBJ
taiscd by any one ship up to Feb lst- At Lahaina, ships shar-
snk Caruuua, and Young Hero
cspe- wuE1rd. Of the Lagcda, now lying at Hno. has furnished
- The 6slovins report Of ships cruising in Nargarisa Bay.
LEA ss-ss.!.ssr H Msss.a' : sls SO. s e Nsr London 3 - ss
Da.oai s' Heasi, . : DO.
epssndii. Piersan- Of Cold sprns. . do.
s Ssssi ss go ss:. DE-. rs ]. ma a.- ssa'''' +.
@ 1a1snin Es.s a. Me. ; q wf E1ss,,a. ,o,h,nz DO
Ths, repors 4 from the lee bay Ships In the weather bay were
nss szss nueA 1h<y bad had considerable trouble with their
een ne fuoving vesseiss ship BENZ Morgan, bark vignans,
shIps Thomss Dickinson, and Columbus each lost a boat and
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hry unsbstunats. He wss master Of the alice MsndeH. o. this
port, which was wrecked On the PratA Shoals, In the China Seas,
on the 7fh Of March last On his return, the Poeahonsas was
purchased for him, and his voyage met this untinely close In .
little over q month from the ime Of his setting sail. She belong
ed to the enterprising whaling house Of Chas. B. Tucker & Co.
-Nep Bedford Standard, 21sf Dec.
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PORT OF HONOLULU. Il. I.
ARRIVALS.

Feb dam vh bark WINSTON. Watson. Of New Bedford, 80
months o1t. 100 bris sperm, from Huahine Jan 20.
z5-AE vh bark woIea, CruEcfi, from Lahzina.
2t-Am VIII ship Caravan, Bragg, OF and on.
2c-Sch Kamoi, Chadwick. from Lahaina.
fg-Sch No: Ke.se. h1m Kahufuf.
27-Am sch Sophia, Homer, IS days frm San francisco.
zJ-Am .h Golden State, Csndsge, n days from Albion
Riyer.
2-Ar vh sh Cincinnati. Williams. % and on, and sailed
ssne day FIR Ocho.sk.
2s-Am VII ship Araoida, Sarvent, I'm New Zealand, 1850
VIZ, $50 SD
g. An VII ship Jiek Perry, Cannon. I'm lilo.
March Sam ship Trident, Tabor, cS and on from Kawaihae,
. - this season.
Sch Kamoi, was teieIraphed yesterday noon, lut Is still
euEs ave CT ak miles on, as we 60 70 press
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VESSELS In PORT.-MARCH 4.
H. B. Ms steamship Vixen, Moore.
Am clipper ship Polynesia. Perkins.
Missionary packet Morning Star, -.
Haw Brig Advance, Milne.
Am sch Sophia, Homer.
Am sch Golden State, Candagc-
WHALERs.
Ship Arnolda. Sarvent Bark Metropolis, -
Contest, Ludlow Vernon, Bumpus
Hibernia ID, ludlow Winslow, Watson
Jireh Perry, Cannon Brig Autfla, Mode
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leans ag Crescent.
- lMTEL.L.IGaEIl II,

TUESDAY, August Ii, 1853,
sag she weather was cloudy, with several
v ,s8sis Business On the leyee was very dun,
asslTAls The Bayou Lafourche weekly packet
a. capt. John ]. Brown arrived with 80 hhds,
ss, ie0 bb3s. molasses and 10 bales cotton. She
i leave again, as usual, on Thursday next, at 10
gbsg Am.
3aa Attakapas packet A. ". Baker arrived with
@ bids. sugar and III head cattle,
Use Railroad line packet Michigan, Capt p 9.
gAam, arrived with large cargo Of produce.
a afe indebted to her gentlemanly clerk fer late
wlpsFs
4aATs Ln4vNG.-Rea Chief for CaDlden-Pas-
s and shippers can rely on the Red Chief as
ssbg today positively, at o'clock ?. NJ. to the
aie Capt Len Moore, courteous and expe-
ss b0atmzn, commands and Mr.. G. Beaman, a
sss ana attentive clerk, ills her office. The Red
ssaisf i fne light draught summer packet, and
W % not hesitate to recommend her as the safest
bast boat il the trade.
aalsie for Ytcfsbnrg. The Yicksburg y. S. mail
saegr packet Music, Capt. jackson, in place Of
spitoi, win leave this evening, at o'clock, with
John Clarke, a clever and obliging gentleman, in
se Office. The Music is a new boat, with splendid
denominations, and we most cheerfully recommend
as1T ID Tie travelling public
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Sehr Elizabeth NoYse s,eene DAYS From Pensacola 10 mas
tsY-Basiu
suhr RUanne Lee from Biloxi l5aS5n,
Sohr ErGitarre, Narcisse from EeheiaNe1a--ha6i1.
sTEA@B0ATs.
Michigan Cunningham rom 81 Louis.
l4tdte Brown, from lglpufcue.
A W Baker Aayner, from ST Gartnsvtie-
Oregon Hopkins, from Mobile
oIpb,at Ntlaudon Whann, the Passes-owed down
and to ses I'm inst shtp EPsgrew-brNught up ship
Maid Of Orleans bark rhales brig Golden Lead, and
from Quarantine brig Tallulah.
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Signed GERARD STTTH, Mayor
Notice ia herahv rivan that nm FBTD Y ,a o-tt ;..
viii adGdcae al nv oBice al 70 osoc M I'm lnst
tract. W.
aui6 If n TIM ann f.u,r.t.,t1,u
2-sS = 51l.1 - lo"pGolleS-
q PIE CEFIGA FIONS for the contract for
~ building wooden schoohouse ut NIneUurg on he snore
of Like P0nchartrain
LOCATOS-Fhis school house shall be located on lot of
Union and Frenchmen Streets measuring about Ii feet in
front by UbOnt l2S feet in depth parallel lines
SIZE, FoUNDATONS AND WALS-Phg Hiding shall be erect
ed in accordance with the accomp uyng plans Of the Sizes
marked on said plans, proheS and sections.
The building shall stand upon brick pillars a bricks thick
by bricks long, raised feet inches of
gr0Gud; sud pillars shall have each bricks foundation rest
ing double thickness of inch sound pauks
The slls which support the walls The building ard the
ery shall he by inches the corner posts and window and
door posts shall be by inches the uprghs Shgll be
three by Onr inches pNced distances Of feet Iarf tile
beams which support the ceiling fss roof shall be by
inches; the flooring ls shall he u inches placed ut Ii
inches from Centers The ceiling Oists shall be bv 10 In hes
placed feet from uenGrs the posts supporting The ROOF
shall be by nChes the purnes Shall be t inches and
the 0fters shall be BY inches placed feet from cen.
The whole to he well framed with 1ea0u and notifies
bridging, in the b wurkmanlke manner
All the lumber to be Of yellow pine the quality free
from sap bad In other defects calculated 10 imp If their
strength or durability.
SHEATHlNG, STATES TILES BOOF-The roof Shall lie
sheahed with sound wellseas0ned vel pine boards one
inch thick and placed close The roof shall be .acd with
good quality Of States 10 by 20 inches properly nailed down
with lap of less inches, and The ridges shall he
covered wi English tiles. we'll pointed III effect The
Be b o @ sa
ELooRsAll the floors shall be- Il planned veil seasoned III
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PRIVATE BANKS AND EXCHANGE
DEALERS,

S. NICHOLSON Il Co, acknowledgements.
SAMUEL SMITH Co, Corner Campstreet and Commercial
Alley.
JuDsOE \ CO, Corner Camp and Capalstreets
BROWN. JOHNSTON & CO., No. 38 Gampstreet.
BENOIsl. SHAW Co. No. 81 CampstreeL
BANK OF COMMERCE., JACOB BARKER, Agent
Corner Campand GrayierstreefB,
THOMASIf. BARKER, Corner Camp and Grayierstreets.
Il. ". CONNER SON, No. 80 Carondeet street.
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Swinging 2atdIlaegre.
TUESDAY, August IL, 1858.
CLEARED YESTERDAY.

8hp Sea Belle Waldwe for Bordeaux Crseyy Par,Ii
sish liFig Creole, Robinson fol Belize, Honduras
&ehg Gee Harris Weedherbee fer Philadelphia, '''s
q w Bynsou trn
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a NDERsUN ID. DIETER, COMMISSION NER
IA CHANT, AND AGENT FOR JEFFERY'S DOUBLE
&GELNG SUCTION AND FORCE PUMP WITH INDIA
RUBBER BALL VALVES.
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INsURANoN cOMPANIEs.

INSURANCE CJAAfAN1EISs
HOME MUTUAL. INSURANCE COMPANY, Northeast
corner Natchez and Gampsreets.
Br2tb s P 9}e {sla.,
j. H. Wheeler Secretary
ME TER ATS MUTUAL INSURANCE COMPANY, No.
l03 CauGl street
Pewqbsrton President
NEN ORLEANS INSURANCE COMPANY no. 1Vo 0anat
j. Tuveg Observation-Disclosures. President
l. Q. Sdain5 Secretary
cq TP Commercial g4uz, Place p...,....
G. SS6son s5ss f,Ss
LoUIsiANA MgIUAL INSURANCE COMPANY South
G ssgr J P5ss6snt
f. aaFier. Secretary
Cor.mon streets,
James 3. Densrre .yicePresdent
CrrIzFYs, MUTUAL, IEsUT.lNcE COMPANY. No. 3 ca.
President
nI A. " Pr %iri / i ce o, SS NJ y gt.
de l],. 4 S G.mp street. ..
PROVINCIAL INSURANCE COMPANY.
UNITED STATES LIFE INSURANCE ANNUITY and
H ,y.,.., General Agent
B aaa A. cSd ia aad S G5 1Sso RANCE CON
r7v Fg5E3s 9Tn oyDa TTR AVN tiE Isr
~ - 80 atsI. ~ go go t II q LELsU'
4 Fa'e9 ds, T. Eodsnala sysos !s,
HOME Insurance Of New York, Il ataga.fnesreers.
Me- g T XE ,p,
R, Eg n I,gTrE; @ Sy - snd
I ro9 ID, street street ,.,r,,, ,,,,
80, - - l.'2u''
burg, Penn. Nc. " Camp street
.t1has. a laDuBsn Coz, gents.
ITNI0N INSTR NCE C0NTp4 NV Conner AZ rasns1 .r5
IL fhRrTp.stfeef. " - sA - 1'tiA a4'
GIiapalIa prss5jcr;
jules D6Ihouis. -. SeTret6Ty
PaGs ma ami sfT&@t N ~ = '9'li95 y 1-Asnahaa
Henry s Psysaand resjdent
- a l9tg. ice ffesl1eh
LouslothttV., secretary
STAR INSURANCE COMPANY, Office, y st. Charlie
street. Hacharfe Buildings.
PIaeidf F0rsta President
RAILROAD COMPANIES
NEW ORLEANS, JACKSON AND GREAT NORTHERN
Railroad Company.-DepOf CalfOpe ana Glars
streets.
R.. r. Calhoun ..........,. President
John Charles. .SscFgiary
Office corner Of Uuionau ST. Charles streets
NEW ORLEANS, OPFLOUsAS AND GRBAT WESTERN
Pailr6ad (3nr1nanv FarTy III ~ u ma 49, f,ot
at si9isrs 10y 80" q Atae STREET bepott
" III E4Ves Frogi3oo+
A. b. Sengr .=. w prsg,+
b. F. FLANDERS SaFzei3rv -
Once eoFser 81 Peter ma F5 I eyee siFaEfg -
,5Eryv fF2IFtNg ss5T, poyT5EfI tPTp5T,- :,
new SEtattAH9 ~ 2t9N I'll ~ RAIN RAILROAD
Company corner Elyan Fields and Yctorastreets.
~ u resident
rt secretary.
once y let2FlaaiFeet near edep0t
NEW ORLEANS AND EARR0LITON r AILROAD-DR.
pot corner Baronne and PsTdido streets;
LAFAYETTE HBRSF-CAR RATTBpA r-Tanat IA "a
L +, 80 T,,,2 ,7r, r.,1-r, ,,v
Circle - y : 4'sPo'' ilFo'
George Cnrrie Duncan, -. President
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MAYoRAIlrY -orFICIAI..

MAYoRALTY OF NEw ORLEANS,
Common Council City Of New Orleans.
No, 1882.
Rolgl That the Mayor be and he hereby authorized
newspapers for thirty days the intention Of
mon Council OF the city Of New Oens TO have opened Royal
street. late GAsacayo from Louisa Desire in
accordance with The petition the Of resi- property
the ohcisl journal in conformity with section NO III Of the
new city charter.
President Board Of Assistant i Ant Aldermen.
President pro tom. Board Of Aldermen.
Signed GERARD sTTTH, Mayor.
Pursuant to the above resolution of the Common Council
notice Is hereby given the expiration of thirty day
this the opening Of Royasee late Casacn street
from Louisa Desire will be proceeded with in conformity
law. $50 -
| New Orleans August 10, 1858.
MARIE pE LA ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. }
H6rel de VILE, lie dixieme jour d'aodt 1853
Consel Gommuu de Ia willie de la Mile Orleans
No. 1892
Rcs9t One e Marie soft ct il est par present auorise de
de Ia Vile pour ene ours que lie Gonseil Gommun de
Ia vile de Ia NOuyeleO Orleans utsnou de rare Ouvrir
Roynlc, cdevut Casacavo, de la rue Louise usqu
II Desire daccord la petition DIES posesseurs pro
p6tes tonciees Ia dite pour Overture aquee
petition etc publiee journal oicie en- conolmt ayec
section No III de la nouyele charte Dc Ia Vile.
SS1' President Board G as a S;s Ii %A aasmen
[signtl p. S. Witt
,., President pro lem Board DIES Aldermen,
tsignal GERARD sTITH, Marie
En- Conornite Ia resolution du Conseil Commun c
ton de tout de d4e sara procede conornenent
la lo ouyerture rue Royae cdogan rue Casacavo
Nouyells- Orleans ce 10 aoat 1855. auil sod
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.

C0NPTROLLER's OFFICE. I
City Of New Orleans, August 70, ISIS
No 4l33.
Re9irs1 That the Comptroller be and hereby author
led q adindcate to the lowest bidder after five days notice in
the oca ouru4 contract for etching both sides Of French
lions Oh q in tie Surveyor office, from the Draining Canal,
Third District the GENTLY Road Said adjudication 10 be
subject to the approval or rejection Of The gomm2n G2gRe
tssnsa President onF4 I { S Wif%% Ads'non
President pro Board of Aldermen,
-At tsiSnsdj August GERARD srIrH, Mayor,
Notice is hereby given that on TUESDAY the 18th inst
viii adudcate my office u o'clock NJ, the ABOVE
auI67 t. THEARD, Comptroller,
StPHI IFIC hTIONS for the contract for Dig
. gng dches on both sides street. grGd
ing the roadway Of said Frenchmen street. from Maguys Gu
Dtches eet wide the top Is inches wide the bottom
end eft ssep 5eo% t eyS OF me lowest ground sa ;.
Canal GENTLY Road in accordance with the lines and levels
Tie sides aud bottom II Sid bitches shall be cut in straight
line aud well and smoohed OIL and the earth coming out
The roadway between the bitches shall be Is ee in width
SAID Toaway SGa o gFaae9 n HegooMnee |h te gsne m
lug The where too low nnd picking and removing t
earth where high and depositus sidewalks
on both sides
All stamps en- said roadway shall be removed by the
cto depth Of one foot below the surface Of said roadway
The surplus of earth shall he the property Of the city
Al necessary labor shall be furnished by the contractor
The shall be bound begin the in the ter
Council and complete the sixty days after under
peniy Of dollars per day for each and day thereafter
| the same Is not completed.
Security amount Of S54A0 shall be required to guar
antee the faithful performance OF the contract
Payments in cash the completion of the work and accept
/ Of the by the City Surveyor
iS well understood that failure by the contractor
to brguo finish the VOL any thereof within the period
Xed or in the Council he dissatisfied with the manner in
which the work is being executed the Council shall have the
right to amul the without putting the contractor in
de au required by article 1905 the Civil Code and without
applying of Justice annul the and without in
deunymdi isasc vel understood that the contractor
shall any time abandon the work fEsh and complett
the same in conformity with his contract the ad contractor
shall foreita claims he may have for part Of the work
done by him the date and that the city
shall be thereby discharged from any and all liability therefor
and tits also well understood that be reod
the contractor and his securities shall be held and bound in
oldo pay unto the city all loss difference between the
price which the contractor originally contracted perform
The work and the price at which be adudcasd at
| sale re-tdudcatiOn.
Bids per running 2OS feet for the whole work
complete
Signed LOUIS II. PILE City Surveyor.
New 0Ieaus, nth August, la5S.
Boards Of the Common Council
S Signeddl 4 EoRER vry B 4 HT 2CharneD
Registered August g. 1858.
HENRY DUREL,
RuthTt Clerk Of Comptroller.
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.signedl GERARD sTITH, Mayor
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Notice is hereby given that on FRIDAY the 9th inst
will adjudtcate at office at Il O'Clock, NJ above con
tract
,aul6 lit T. THEARD C0Inptr51er
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EnANH Dc orATll LallN. DlsrRIcm-I

oNtER GAIILARD, President
,y-, GEO. W. " Est, Vice President.
- ~ . ~ -. ~ secFstsF5-. ueh ty
CAROLINA .sESND COW PEAS-955j gssss. for
" sdss 5y A. =. COCHRAN Il Hall.
uyl Is New Eggee ard II Fbltu1 ST.
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RRADFORB'S PORTABLE STEAM EN-
II G1NS, for Planters useGrders for the above Enginee
mangtacted by j. n. Bradford Co.. Handsboso' Miss
will be received by r, +. HARRISON
ut the Office Of Wright, Allen 4 Co,
nj 6u&W 100 G1raFier StEeas
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Notice is hereby given that on TUESDAY the 18th inst
will adjudicate At my office at Il O'clock M, the ABOVE
auto It t. THEARD, Comptroller.
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PATH ERICKSON bs for sale cheap by the barrel,
- by ALFRED HEARNY,
mFlF Y Magazine street
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- HOW LONG STANDING,
Giving health ana vigor 10 the frame, ana bloom the pad
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HOME MUTUAL INSURANCE COMPANY, Northeast
corner NatGhez and Camp streets.
John r Shaw. Vice Prest
j. h. Wheeler. secretary
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New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-08-17
'RovIStIAL INSURANCE COMPANY.
UNITED STATES LIFE INSURANCE ANNUITY and
Tylst Company, No. Is Camp5treet.

LIVERPOOL AND LONDON FIRE AND LIFE INsU.
rance Company, corHer0f and CHroudela streets
4. LafLar, b. Kodewald, 7 Byrne, Directors.