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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-12-01
T AND ON WHITE OAK SWAMP: MINE

7 AND ON WHITE OAK SWAMP; NINE
- NILES BELOW RICHMOND, FOR SALE ar
AUCTlON.-In pursuance of decree entered in
the Circuit Court of Henrico county on the 81 day
OF november, 1893. in the suit of David Baker Jr
vs Robert and Charles . Michigan" shall proceed
70 sell for cash. at public auction in front of the
Court House Of Henrico county. on MONDAY, the
6th OF December. 1858, at IL o'clock NJ SO much of
the above mentioned tract of land will be neces
sary to raise sum OF money sufficient to pay off the
claim of the Plaintiff against the De endants in the
aforesaid suit, together with his costs and the ex
perses of executing this decree nting in ali to
about $l75. This land is the same recently owned
dred Mountcsste, James Carter I'D others and
lies on both sides Of new road which is now bein
opened TO Richmond, which brings 1t within nine
miles of the city.
A R COURTNEY, Com'r.
JAS N TArIoR Son, Auctioneers. no %
SHERWOOD, IN HENKICO COUNTY.
- AT AUCTI0N.-Will be cold, upon the premises.
on WEDNESDAY, the Sth day of December, com,
enGng at So eSi9 sr,t r in
north OF the cits, the property of the late W. W
Wilkins, decd, adjoining the lands of - Meri-
weber and others. and containing 73A acres
ling and the usual oet-hosses which situated in
beautiful oak grove.
is set in clover and the balance laid off for gafdenin.
purposes. which there are several asparagus and
strawberry beds. and is enclosed with substantial
plank fence.
The property is so we'll known that further de.
scription is deemed unnecessary and is justly con.
siered one of the most valuable places now ia mar
examine the property, and apply to pr. r. T. Lewis
Bostwick z. o., Dinwiddie county, or to the Auc-
tioneers'
Terms. $500 cash the balance at I,23, and 5
' Wv ~ JAS. NJ. TAYLOR 4 SON, Aucts.
P.s.-The above property can be bought private
no Is ~ J. NJ. T. SON.
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By Ro. B. Lyme, Auct
nURLIC SALE OF r. ACRESOF LAND

L IN HENRICO COUNTY, FIVE MILES BELOW
RICHMOND, ON THE NEW CENTRAL ROAD, AT AgcffoN.
Will be sold. in front of Henrico County Court
House. on the 9th Day OF DECEMBER, 1855, Chat
tract of Land which Edward Fnroughty died seized.
containing, by recent survey rs acres, and which
is situated on the Central Koad aud adJoins the
lands of Jacob Atlee and others. About one-thrd
is cleared, and is well adapted 10 the growth OF the
usual crops, and would answer well for a market
garden. The balance Of the Land is In woods. from
which it is thought several hundred cords could be
CUT (prObab!y enough to pay fer the Land leaving
suficiency for the use OF the farm. The improve.
nts consist of dwelling with three rooms There
is well of excellent water in tho yard. and the To-
cation is perfectly healthy. being very convenient
gain can be bought privately, if immediate appica-
ton be made to the subscriber. Ii sold, due notice
will be given. no B LYME, Auct.
Offce.in the Basement of the Metropolitan Hall.
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By Thomas w. Keesee,

BY Thomas w. Keesee,
(0ffice corner of 18th and Cary streets)
STOCK OF GROCERIES,, STORE FIX
~ TURES. &c, FOR SALE At AUCTION-I will
sell on FRIDAY morning next, December Sd. com.
mencng at 10 o'clock, at my store on the corner Of
18th and Broad streets the remainder OF my stock
eli Groceries, Store Fixtures, &c. -
Sale cnudu tied BIZ Tuos w KEEsEE. Auct. no n
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COMMISSIONERS SALE OF FOUR

~ TRACTS OF LAND IN HANOVER COUN
TY.-In execution of a decree of Hanover Circuit
chancery therein pending by the sty lie Of 'Taylor
and wife VS.. Taylor and Others" l. as the Commis'
sioner thereby appointed, will proceed. on WED-
over county, 60 sell az public auction. two of the
tracts of lant in said suit and proceedings mention
ed. situated in Hanover county, one known as the
sream Mill" tract containing about 234 acres, adj
joining the lands formerly owned by hec,9r DAYS.
the lands Of Jack King and others; and the oiher
containing about 81 acres, formerly owned Dy Ihos
King ana adjoining the first tract On each OF these
out-buldngs and both Ell the tracts are in healthy
neigh borhood, about sixteen miles from hichmono.
20 s RcSmond and
Potomac Railroad (the larger tract aolWnine ine
fourishng and beautiful village OF Asniana on .ne
and are eligible locations forpersons in town or 9th
ers desiring to purchase small farms They VIII be
divided into smaller tracts to suit purehasers.
In further execution Of said decree. will proceed
1 on FRIDAY, the 10th OF Deoember isos, VI lsi.,
the next fair day q, ~ 10
two tracts Of land in sad suit and proceedings men
toned. situated also in Hanover eounty-one known
/ the lands formerly owned by Jas Patterson. Vim
/ Deiarnette and others-contanng about 30 acres,
\ mnstiy cleared Tho other tract, adjoining the
| lands Of VIM Miller and others. containing about
| l2o1s acres, mainly In pines and timber. Dotn Of
these tracts are also In healthy neighhorAood im-
mediately on q prbiic road leading to Richmond
distant therefrom about twenty miles, and very &C
| cessbe to two railroads-the nrstnamed tract be-
ing distant Abs Mt half mile from ray louisville De-
pot" on the Y and Railroad, and two miles from
the junction of that railroad, with the virgin.
Central Railroad, and the other being distant about
| half mile from tine junction" and mile end .
hall from '.raylorsville Depot" To persons desir.
ing small farms accessible 20 the markets and 20
railroads. thtse offer favorable inducements for In
yestment
| Persons wishing to purchase any Of these landi
are invited tp view them before the day. q sale.
third part Of the purchase money VIII be rec uiret
in cash and the balance IN two equal instalmens o
one and two years from the day Of sale bearing In
/ terest from the day OF sale.
fourth of the purchase money win be required II
cash. and the balance In two equal insfalments, =
one and two years from the day OF sale, bearing Ia
terest from the day Of sale; the purchaser, IN ever
instance TO execute bonds with satisfactory securt
for the deferred payments and the title 70 be retain
ed uutii full and complete payment ID nadc for %
land and conveyance ordered by the Court. whic
will be made with the usual special warranty, .
though the title TO these lands u believed % b u
disputable. EDMUND NOZZLE.
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pRlVATE BOARDING.-MISS BID
- GOOD has taken the large and comfortable
house cornsr Of Main and It'll streets snd will omen
1t Tor the reception of Boarders the LIST Of October
next. Gentlemen can be accommodated with board
ing by the day. se25-sm
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ITO HOUSEKEEPERS.- subscri-
= Der has for sale Plate Warmers Jelly Straners,
Chamber Sets. Spoon and Fork Boxes, Table and
Door Mats, Coal Seuttles Carpet Br0oms, Flour and
Meal Sitters. Clothes Horses, Step Ladders Market
and Travelling Baskets. Leather and other Key
Baskets. Feather Busters. Buffers Tray Stands
of other useful articles, at ll3 Broad street.
no 2g- ct j. HAROLD
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tE.ssslS..5LssN IOA . LINE.-I NC UNIy
ssssssssEsss ss Irregular Line Freight Boats from
Richmond toLynchburg, three times aweek, TUES
DAYS. THURSDAYS and sATURDATS.
Boat SULTANA. Capt VIVA smith.
Do TH0S W JOHNS, Capt Chas J johnson.
Do LITTLE TENNEeSEE, Capt Jas w Maxwell.
Do MERCHANT, Capt Parsons.
Do NAPOLEON. Capt Geo Layne.
Do TEMPEST, Capt John Donald.
These Boats all of the first class, end comman-
ded by careful and experienced Captains and leave
promptly as advertised. The subscriber, thankful
for past favors SO literally bestowed begs contin
nance of the same For freight apply to
WM p COX, Agent,
At the Shed, Dock street. in rear of old Gas Works.
d
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u JNo I, SNITHER.
,,orSH ARRIVAL OF NEW GOODS
II u pAENER & co.

> ,,.-o ,,,st r. ceivei their SEOoNn SUPPLY Of
II" VII AND I1NTER DRY Go0DS
- ~ ar assortment QUO OF the most complete
srtive they have offered, and az such
:" sp'cnj,a Black and oe.'d SIX Rsses aL'H
v.,n nava5are a'Leg and Plain silks
Sis@k arc &c Rhine Pelt de Sole and Taf'eta
silks ,.,,
nissk Roysb BARNES, Alpacas, Challies and Mouse
r;.h lac Muslin and Cambria Sets
Mrsln t'ara tic Pequet and Mourning Collars
iilnsi5a Canes and Berthas
tJrsh. Nantes and Shswls In great variety
chs CAssrneres aud Vestings
DiaCtet{on ard Housekeeping Goods
ear3s4 Fulled Cloths; Sleeps Grey Satinetts
i:,fkisrd Failed Cloths. kerseys and Pilids
PLAID Iiuscgs Flaunels
Rcd sad Negro Blankets
Isr,sSs Table Cloths; NAPKINS; Doyltes
Tovels. Linen aud Cottoa sheeGngs
r;,i,w Linens: Irish Linens
No lambs WOOL siiS and Shaker Shirts
a.-t Drawers ~ -
Ais%.rier's Kid. Buctskin. silk and Plush
inesl Gloves and Gauntle;s
f,ett,9 and " col Hosiery Of every description
C,s,a,s. Ruys. pruSgets &C. &C %
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-U-sas NOrICE.-CHANGE OF

~H~sOS a. NUTICE.-CHNN OF
- - Rs-The steamers GLEN
COVE aud CURTIS PECK will leave tho wharf ut
Rockets EVERY MORNING, Sundays excepted.)
for Portsmouth and Norfolk, IT Ga O'clock, precise,
IT, ard return each alternate day, touching at all
the regular landings on the river, going and re-
turning. &C Is Il q HASK1NS.
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ROARDING.-Ou house. on Grace Al. :.
~ between sth and 9Th Ia now omen for thu Accom-,
mouation oil boarders. r b MURRAY
&C 22-ts MI MIIRRxv
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PRINCES Fringes!. Fringes i
a Goldsmit has 8 complete stock OF Black Velvet
all prices Black Velvet Ribbons, Galloons Tas els,
and Il great variety of other styles of Trimmings;
AID as the season is somewhat advanced, will be
opened at a great reduction in prices.
no - E. GOLpSMIT, 2G5 Broad st.
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TU LEASE.--The vacant grounds, be-
l. longing to me. on the North margin Of the
Dock will be leased far threa or five years. The
lotion part of which Mr.. Whites stables tenn.
porariy located CHS lease expires with this year)s
large, and well suited for lumbs coal or wood
yard aud also is The lot the opposite side of
18Th street. For terms, apply to Mir lessee y. Kee
see his office East side CT 18th street, between
Main and Cary street.
no I3-dlu BACON TAFT.
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EXECUTOR'6 NOTlCE.--The under
II signed, bayIng qualified - Executor u John NJ.
Patton deceased hereby gives notice 70 all Who are
and ali persons having claims against his estate,
will pieare present them 70 tho undsveigrcd fcf Det
Element. JNO. "a. PATTQN, Jk.,
no film ExeCnt0f.
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BOARDING.


II OARDING.--MRS. WHARTON, Of the
- hEsEhE HOUSE. corner OF Sd and Franklin
SITS. has vacant several very desirable rooms anita
bic for FAMILIES no aa,imS
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DOR SALE. RENT, OR EXCHANGE
4 FOR RICHMOND PROPERTY "A Farm, OF
lao acres, with new and comfortable dwelling and
all necessary outbuildings. "a miles from Rich
mond AMI half mile from the York River Rail-
road, adjoining the lands of Mrs Tompkns, Ar
Paine and others.
cultural or the dairy business, the farm is particu-
iarly desirable =
TsEMs-Onefourth cash; and the balance in ],
and years interest from date Of sale-the pureha'
ser giving bonds and approved security. and tbs
title retained until the last payment Is made.
For further particulars call ut nay room, ca Main,
between nth and 18th streets or address me at
Richmond. Va. Q. A. HART, d. d.
M A,-Im3
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r ARGE SALE AT HIGH MEADOW,

Il ANUE OhLH
IL MONDAY, DECEMBER 6rH-Will be sold at
High Meadow. 2 mileseast of Richmond, on the New
bridge road on MONDAY Dec 9Th, at 1919 O'clock If
fair fnet next fair day part of Crops Household ano
Kitchen Furni ture, Feather Beds, Mattresses, Bed
steads Tables Sideboards, Bureaus, Wardrobss. fine
Mehogapy Writing Desk, Iron Safe, Carpets. Chairs
and other Housekeeping articles, &c: Sorne Plan
tatiou Tools, Watts donbe and single Pioughs Iron
beam Ploughs Wagons, Carts. en- excellent Whe s
"A Cows, most Of them Young Cows with calf, Oats,
Hay 600 bushels nice dry Char, 800 bushels Bran,
30 bushels Coal. s No Mules, an excellent planta-
ticp Horse one single harness Horse. Morgan trot.
ser pair fue black Morgan Horses, well broke and
very gentle and spirited in herness; q me oateh
mention.
Terms made known on day of sale.
JNO TiLMAN FOSTER.
ps-At the same time and place, / will hire pri.
vately 20 Servants, for the next year mostly neid
hands, and one excellent Cook. L fOSfkh.
no 2t-tds
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T,O LUMBER EhS-We have
Il now on the Dock, and in our Yard, in rear of
Messrs Edmond Davenport Co.'S store, 200 600 #
OF Canada and Michigan WHITE PINE, from to
inches thick, and nom IL to Is feet long, all of
superior quality and well seasoned, which We will
5000 feet and upwards.
Also $4,000 f5et of q inch and 600 feet inch POP
LAR, wide and in good order.
no Gins Talbot X BROTHER.
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IRA r. ". BASS.

IVA SHOT TOWER HOUSE.
ION Grace st.. I'd door from 81. Pants Church.y
Has vacant largo and very desirable ROOM. suit
able for FAMILY.
Also, gentlemen can DO accommodated With PAT
BOARD. MHs J. W bAbt.
no 25--ats
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By Alex. Mott, Auct.

FURNITURE, DRY GOODS AND GRO
\ CERIEs.-will be gold at AUCTION, at store.
on THURSDAY MORNING. next. I'd Dec. large
lot neE and sscond-h hand FURNITURE.
DK1 GOoDS-Cloths, Cassimsres, Cassinets Lind
seys, &C. large lot OF Hosiery fine assortment Nett
DraSers and shirts, geo dcz. country knit Cocks
MISUNDERSTANDING Gin, Brandy, sugar,
zseo0 Segars. de ALEX. MOTT, Auctioneer
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A BARGAIN RARELY MET WITH
y Now receiving. go pair Printed Wooden sat-
nets excellent Goods for boys and mems winter
wear. al only % cts per yard; Also large 10. of
heavy and fine grey and black Sattinets at Is Sd
per per yard. ALFRED MOSES,
no % 63 Main st.
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T'HE PHILOSOPHERS STONE A

~ BEGES- ONLY~A NINE PRINCE Il have,
without any exception, the best bargain In De
Reyes, for a nine pence the yard, that can be pur.
chased In this city. Call and see
AUGUSTUS MAILERT,
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-IAYE YOU SEEN THE PLAID POP-

= Inns. at l21s c's per yard If not. do go ana
purchase dress. They are decidedly the cheapest
thing out this season, ALSO, $40 Cashmere and Robe
AQui!le Dresses ats 80 each, equally cheap. They
can only be had at the noted Bargain Emporium Of
ALFRED MOSES,
no2a Is Main st.
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E,Alk AND SUPPER.-The ladies of
l. the SEWING CIRCLE" connected with the
First Baptist Church, will open a Fair at the Me-
chanics Institute. on MONDAY evening next, to
continue during the week. srppers will be furnish
ed every night The object of this Fair is to raise
funds for the support of City Missionary. We so.
licit the patronage of cur friends and the public
generally. T-7t*
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kN $50 REWARD. --Ranaway from
IA the farm of the subscriber, in the lower Part
"A of Aenrico, Saturday morning, the yah
E.inst, negro man, named ARMtSTEAD.-
SaIG negro is a bright Dulstto about feet inches
high and is about sc or 81 years OF aga He had on
when he lef black coat, drab coloret pants, aud
black hat. will give a reward of 500 tor his dely-
cry to ne secured in any Jail get him again.
no 2q-6ts Il Il PCINDEXTER.
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BARGAINS IN RMBROlDERIB6.- -
- Swiss Edgings and InsertinsS Cemesic g &c
Ths greatest inducements deilE 4uenn4 - -
above articles, at MAILEhTS QnseP S SsJ:
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Having disposed OF my Granary and Feed Estab.
lishment to Messrs AUSTIN 4 GENTRY, most
respectfully tender my sincere thanks to my friends
and customers for the liberal patronage they have
bestowed upon me, and would take occasion to be-
speak for my successors continuance Of their IA
vors. JOHN A. LACY.
Richmond Oct. 2lst 1853. no 29-6t
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20 FIVE DOLLARS REWARD.-


Az ~ UNI BEEF-The subscriber will offer
80 for sale on Wednesday next, the LIST day
OF December at his stall. No %, % Market his FAT
BEEF purchased by Mr. q @ AEhcrger, OF Mr. Lud-
ingt0n, of Gresnbrier county, at the late Agri-
cult1i al Fair, for me.
The citizens will recollect Mr. Ludington'st first
premium white heifer (Which il supposed TO be the
best in the known worla,) and hissthree year old
steer.
These are the real Premium Cattle.
ii A TYNDALL,
no 1q-3ts I'd Market.
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SKIPPING.

II FOR NEW ORLEANS.-The SUI
sssss,E perior schr. "ChRYSTAL PALACE j. d.
Leis hton master having the greater portion of her
Cargo engaged, will sail with quick dispatch. For
balance of Freight apply to
no 26-3t W. d. COLQUITF co.
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YORK RIVER OYSTERS

GN n YORK RIVER OYSTERS
SA!0IThe sIoop WAVE has just arrived in
Wkgx the dock with cargo OF York River
OYSTERS. They are large fat and of
delis htful flavor. Buyers will please call on board
foot of 10Th strickland examine them.
no 3O-2ts II. D. PUILPDTTS. Can't
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ASSISTANT ALDERMEN.

TUESDAY, March 80, 1858.
The Board met this day pursuant to adjournment
Members present Hon. J. Magioni President
Messrs. Hall, Holland, Hnyghe, Kearny, Phelps,
On motion Of Mr. Hail. Mr.. Chas. W. Hopkins was
appointed Secretary pro TEN.
On motion, the reading of the Journal was dispensed
with.
The following message was read, and on motion,
laid on the table, subject to call
Giiy Hall March q. is5s, )
enemen The resolution proyidng that ordinance Of
the q The rights Of farmers Of nark.r be revived
snd considered 10 full force and effect paea By Common
to you. herewith, without my appro a..
pesed law would respectfully that the
luton be econsgeted embrace The and matter
The practice Of rsvg laws their lille number refer
70 ' a s nses 9 ee s 81 cy s ss
in defects and difficulties injurious and nconyenient.
oH4s NJ WATERMAN. Mayor.
Mr.. Holland offered the following ordinance, which
was read and adopted, the rules being suspended,
and, on motion, sent to the Board OF Aldermen for
concurrence
relation the Vegetable Market Second District and author
King the eolleeto on Of dnes from Progues
SEC BE ordained By he Common Council Of e City of
Ne Orleans Tha, from and after the passage Of ths ordinance
hereby authorized to demand and receive sone doarfrom
eraR. t i,s sptices enumerased below
All kinds Vegetables fish, oysters, melons, frns game
poultry aud other articles the produce Of the soil
usually sold IN markets.
Provided This ordinance interpreted as to include
those boats called hawker any Others which by existing
law. are required pay wharfage and provided also
ord be interpreted authorize the sale
the aforesaid articles during market hours fixed
Be further ordained That the OF the Vege-
shall only exercise the right granted him by
this ordinance, within the limits between the lower line Of st.
ann s''l Be- ed@ THAT isoss PROVISION. Of any
resolutions force provisions
his ordinance and the hereby repealed.
The following communication was read, and, on
motion, the first and second parts were referred to
the Committee on Streets and Landings, and the
third part to the Finance Committee;
CoNPTRoLLER's 0FFIcE,
New Or cans, March 3d. 1858. )
the city Of New Orleans
Gentlemen In accordance with resolution No 3773 and
with previous notice from This Office adudcated the follow
ing contract
l. taking the square block Of ROYAL
and RELAXING the dagonay to Denis Cronan 5 cents
per superic nj yard and
For taking qusre block pavement Tchoupiouas
relsying the dgonay to Denis Cronan
81 per superficial ward All Of which is subject the ap-
prOvsl OF your honorable body.
herewith enclose No. 81 OF checks
the Treasurer for the eek ending this day.
/ Very respectfully, your obedent servant,
T. J. HITsELBERGER, Deputy Comptroller.
The following communication from the Treasurer
was read and, on motion, referred to the Committee
on Finance:
TREAsURER's DEPARTMENT.
Weekly Report Of Receipts and Disbursements the Wee End
G.rfsa D
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On motion, the Board adjourned to the chamber Of
the Assistant Board
JOINT SESSION. .s
Members present Aldermen Hon. II NJ. Sum
mers, President Messrs. Ddpre, Harrison, Howell,
Landry and VeDnard-G
Assistant Aldermen Hon J. Magoni, President (;
Mersrs Hall, Holland, Hnyghe, kearny, Phelps,
Reid, Waldo, Whitney and Beebe-lO.
On motion. the Common Council proceeded to the
election Of Director OF the New Orleans, jackson
and Great Northern Railroad Company, vice b. s..
HARRISON, resigned.
Mr. D. r. Goodwin was nominated, and there being
no other nominated, was declared unanimously
elected.
On motion, the Board Of Aldermen retired and
adjourned to Tuesday next, 9Th April, at O'Clock
CHAS. CLAIBORNE, Secretary.
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s. CoMPTROLIER's OFFICE,
City Of New Orleans, July :, 1855.
ID ESOLVED, That the Comptroller be, and
IL he hereby authorized and requirea notice by
standing advertisement the official Journal that in accordance
with the ninth section Of ordinance No. l442 March
30 1854 the Council will pay any bill against the city uness
contracted under authority OF Comptroller
In accordance with the ordinance referred to- q "a
lSgned Z. L. TRACY,
President Board Of Assistant Aldermen.
[Sgnedl L. H. PLACE,
President Board Of Aldermen.
Approved April d 1855. ---- - 80 4.
lsignedl JOHN L. LEWIS, Mayor.
The officers the city Of the public IL
respectfully called TO the foregoing resolution.
7. THEARD fa
iyl6H Comptroller City of New Orleans.
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Au coNsErL DE WILLIE DELLA s.LLE-

NOUvELLE ORLEANS, 16 janyier 1858.
MesseursNous, soussgnes, proprie
n parr de Ia Poydra Ia Ia Commune eNposent
vOtre honorable cops que desrons
Ia die pavee pierres Ondes les
nveees IA on sera neressare de lie fa lie
dams eqnel rend
Ce travail etre M prix mode Ia VILE ayant dea
materaux necessAires d SO execution.
Nous dema aors resolution soit uu
est decrete les sections 9 l2 2 de Ia che de la VILE
petionnaires jamAis
Rannaat r.usa af,
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Il UountlI OF the Uty OF Nfw UrIeans.
GsueuenThe Undersigned Of fronting
Bienvle Roman johnson street. Sides
respectfully pray thai ordinance resolution be
the City Council according law the brick
sidewalks borered by rubstoDes CUTTERS
sides of Bienve from Roman johnson
ing the portions where sidewalks
by the owners twelve feet IN width the houses
fet In width the cubsones intervening
filled properly graded correspond brick pave
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