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POLICE JAIL---OFFlCIAL.
ORLEANS FEMALE ACADEMY
~ yERANDA BUILDING,
32 Old No. Camp street. between Poeysrre and Calliope

Seventeenth Annual Session.
The Seventeenth Annual Session of this Institution begins
the First Monday OF September, 1853.
The plan Instruction comprises
OF education. It offers advantages acaus
ton Of languages The French daily spoken in the school
and the Modern Cassi thoroughly nnalyzed.
The lccAon is central aud the apartments spacions
vel ventilated The oil Ia provided with choca
the best musical Instruments and complete phosophica
apparatus.
ton NJ. D. DIMITRY, A. NJ,
President Of the Board.
New Orleans August 1850. an3l If
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man who had married twice, TO ladies both
named Catharine, advised his friends against taxing
dnpIi. Knfes.
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A CHILD AT PLAY-It is always most curious
spectacle to watch child alone at play, and - Is
is marvellous what imagination docs for this little
poet, who works not with words, but creates strange
visions for itself out Of sticks and stones and sMs
Dive if you can, into the urchins mind and follow %
mere nothing has called forth! It is most curl.
ous spectacle. But when, at the same time, We call
to mind that ourselves have been just such another
charming smpleton there arises before us one 81 the
man can indulge in. It is yeritaby fairy land We
are peeping into. NJ e qsssss5
TIE LAST FROM SARAToGA.--Jones rat hlissfuily
listening to the voice of bis adorable Arabes e s
reyerberated her paintve dtty in the caverns g Ln
cerne. +" What splendid voice for . hennery, no
echo How so ~ demanded the beloved one, in ~
tonshment. Because the echo repeats the iay re-
piled the miscreant.
Apy one who has lived in Cincinnati writes Radal
for ten or fifteen years. will remember E., the tailor,
one Of the oldest and best OF his craft - well - one
Of the josss always ready 70 tske l0ks e e e
among select partyn to send persons to his store
for articles at variance with what usually constitutes
the stock in trade Of members Of his profession:
SO happened one day, as one Of the party" above
mentioned was descending the steps Of the Burnett
House, he encountered specimen Of Kentucky. Who
inquired Of him where be could purchase jesshafp
or course he directed to Els store, as the estab
llshment where they kept the largest -
once to the place Indicated and found F. lwho, by
the way, was troubled with an impeachment ot speech)
waiting on customer, and, after stating bis wants;
was politely requested to wyatt few mo.menis"
After spstcbing his business with the Aforesaid Gus
toner, he grayeiy approached Kentucky with pair
Of q glove stretchers, and observed in avery mild
tone, :" W-we shall h'have TO ttake yonr muntmum
measurea whereupon he inserted the saretcher into
his mouth, spreading open his countenance to the
fun extent OF the "stretch, and with face indicat
ing the utmost seriousness, remarked to the aston
ished Kentuckian, Y-young man. srtce karsnf ger
gergot any of your s.s-sixe. LBoston Post,
| man who had married twice 70 lsdiea both
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ENPAVE DU TROISIEME DISTRICT-n a
e etc conduit Depot des Epaves du Troisieme District,
eucoisnure Clouet ct Bons Enfans CONNIE epaye-
une jumes bal d'envron IA mains dc hau marquee JI la
cusse gauche de pette bsnches entire les yeux
81 la dte umen pas reclamee dams cnq jours
fra payes ellie vendue enchere publique dit De-
Dot ie VENDRDI l6 septembre 1859 10 heures, A NJ
c. o. FLECHIER, Commissaire des russ
Nouvelle Orleans le7 de septembre 1859.
IA
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EPAVE DU QUATRIENE DISTRICT-ll n
r. etc conduit au depot des epaves du Quaeme District
Jackson entire les rues Constance 9. Laurel epaves-
I'm petit sanger nore ayant peds devan blanc
dts dams rois jours LEI
rais payes lis seront enchere pubque dit de
st ie VEN NDREDI l6 de sepsmbre 1859, 10 henrs A.
c. o, FLECHiER, Commissare des rues
EouvelleLIihans. le IL sepembfe 1859 sl3 IA l6
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Consumptlyes, who swallow the cod liver theory,
are doseiis creatures.
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Mock.auction stores are places where the buyer il
sold.
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p.5 That tha Indication of contract for paving with
CaIiioue street Tcoupitonas 70
street. to Messrs Nicholson nsyos 81 % ne.
foot curbsones 81 90 Ee. up M
& an ~ mn ana reIad and IS W for the bridge tops
he and he il hereby rejected by the Common Coune o
the CITY New Orleans. ho o,A H.. d, horshy
- mentioned contract TO NE
, bIddsr alter Ave days notice in the official journa IN
% specacaous already published and on file In
naics said adjudication be subject to the
1he nufvoyoi VI otnn ~ ti,e Common Council.
proval or rs3sG.SSh1 re3uaS1 Vi 'Ae JOHN T. MONROE,
l'is"N' President Board of Assistant Aldermen
ru;.rod, j. o. NIXON,
ie's"3' President Board Of Aldermen.
Approved July 70. 1859. ,,n .n,r,, ,,
[Signedl dEhAhO slAin' Hasor'
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
CoMPTRoLLER,s OFFICE. ,..o
CITY of New Orleans, Sept. y, loov.

CoMPTROILER's OFFICE. . !
City of New Orleans, Sept. =, lossS
+ No. 4677. j
aaousd That be aud he s hereby
N All contract t the lowest bidder sitter i've days notice IN
ths to resy the roadway and hanqnctts paving
on Nore lame street. from Tchoupouias 70 MaEssne .oe
in accordance with the lines ana speoiA'As's " -
e6ce. upNJ HARRrsSON
lo'sno"i prssideut pre- tenn. Board 81 Aldermen.
to,.s, JOHN +. MONROE,
to'sneol prssIdent Board Of Assistant Aldermen
Approved July 6, 1852 nrpApn sTrrH Maysr
t6igned] "
mo. 4695.1
~ - tha Comptroller be and he Ia hereby author
u ~ di.dcste TO tho bidder after ten days nouce IN
70. sns s %oode s"e On
de * Msrigny street. from aocdchdrsn street 70 s %
ns. svais md specifications Of the the
adndcston be sutec. approval or rejection Oh 'he
mon oonnGi,. Ta,roal JOHN T. MONROE,
te'sA"i PreKidept Board of Assistant Aldermen
faoned, J.O NIXON,
VeASet President Board Of Aldermen.
Approves eausa yn.s ~ io0'. GERARD sTITd, Mayor
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COURTH DISTRICT POUND-Was brought
the Fourth District Pound, Jackson street. between
Constance and Laurel streets, as estrays-
One white SOW with the end of the tail cut of.
One small black boar with the two front feet white.
Which whinthee and the eSpensesthere
paid will be sold al public auction at said pound FRI
DAY september 16, 1859, at 10 o'clock, A. NJ.
New Orleans, September H. 1859
ca. FLECHIER, Street Commissioner.
Registered sepsemoer II, 1859;
", DUPLESSIS Comptroller
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CECOND DISTRICT POUND-Was brought
y Second District Pound Derbgny street, between
St. Ann and Main Streets as estrays- -
dark brown about l3 hands high, with saddle
marks, long and tail shod visible brands.
brown colt. about IL hands high with long
and tail no visible brands
claimed within Eve days and the there
paid will he sold public auction at said Depot,
FRIDAY September l6, 1853, at IL O'Clock, M
New Orleans, September ], 1859.
G. O FLECHIER, Street Commissioner.
Registered September I, 1859.
EPAVE DU SECOND DISTRICT. III a
"a conduit epaves du Second District rue Derbgny
Une unen denyron 3 mains de hRu des
marques selle crnere ongues ferre
marque visible.
I'm ponin fonce denvron m mains de haut ciinere
ct queue lengues pas de visible.
dts anmaux dams cnq ours ct les
ills vendus enchere pubique dit depot
le VENDREDI, l6 de Septembre 1889 midi
@. O. FLECHIER, Commissaire des
Nouvelle. Orleans, lie de septembre 1859.
septS 10 10 IA Is
THIRD DISTRICT POUND-Nas brought
the Third District Pound at the corner of Couet and
Goodchildren streets, AS estray-
about II hands high branded JI the left
thigh small white spots between the eyes.
Wtch If claimed within five days and the expenses
paid will sold public auction at said Pound
FRIDAY, September l6 1859, at 10 O'Clock, A. NJ.
New Orleans, Sepe nher ]. 1859
@. o. FLEGHIER, Street Commissioner.
HENRY DUREL,
For Comptroller.
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.
(SignedD GERARD ST1TH, Mayor.
STREET COMM'R--OFFICIAL.

GERARD sTITH, Mayo
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NAN ARRANGEMENTS At WASHINGTON POST
OFFICE


Eastern Mail Baltimore PHILADELPHIA New York.
daily and the mail be from this 0fo and BY those
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O'Clock, and 3, p.
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brings M here by % No
Mail this once Sunday night and Eastern
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FoR MAn BAGs.

fOsI OFNok DEFANru1sF Jan. N, 1859
PROPOSALS VII be Feoolvod degaFtmcna until n
O'Clock N, tbs 2sh day April BeAt or Furnishing m u,
from the Arst day 0f July NEXT such quantities.
hme may be required and ordered for The service bags
thc following descFipuOn-to W.T.
Canvas Ada Bags o. Sacks
sac LA inches length "a inches 10 crcnfrsnoe
nadn Of weighing IA
AZ inches width the threads Of the 70
o0mpOsed Of i've yarns each.
sio No Ala luohes In length snceS In eircunfesnnos
cotton weighing M
yard rs inches width the threads Of tho warp and
composed q four yarns each
szs No ss2 inches in length inches in rcumrensc
be weighing va
20 inches wide tho threads Of The and wen 10 be
u three yarns each. s..#Ht
me canvas bags q sizes numbered be made with
tablng Of inehoE vide which sus
number at tho forner and eight tho Ato) s
holes arc wrought be provided with gOda
uncleut hemp cord them strongly All Io
We marked inside outside ~ Mall" m large disn
Iotters.
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The body o. the leather pouches 10 be made OF good aud
stanaa bag leather wen d. weighing r sizes numbered AM
not less than eight ounces and or he smaller sizes no hess Thai
Zap % be of good skrg Ioafor wei
strongly secured with the best ycts well timed
woven 50 IS % rssiss water weighing o pouches Tls c %
yard 81 uchcs width II
70 ounces q lie yard Is Inches width ior pouches Of s No
no. less than s ounces % The ysS q :, SdH M, s %
The pouches q sizes numbered aud s. are 20 be made
css wdh nor s aS "a ounce q tho ysd q 50 aes &
the threads q the warp and wc be composed Of Al least
$500 Leather and Canvas Jiorselsaa Bags.
Size No. body long inches vide IN tho vn
Size So IS Sesss long and iS inches vide the w
parts ends bottoms Of being ~ By "a inches.
parts ends or booms q same being 10 BY 70 inches
I3s leather % bag arc e es iSs ,. sS s%a
The square foot and The seams % be We'll and strongly
The horse mail bags TO be made Of COTTON canvas m
that described for the larger sized pouches l.
and po1oes tc massEss@ thsE
are invited and the relative value and adaptation y che sss
n determining the Iowest and best bid
tho articles acseea ans
,ho conirac,o ia Boston Mass New yors Apys r. rs
dephm and ifiisburf, Pa balumose, Nd sashAsta,
Mobile Ala Nav orisaas La Nnosslls Nsshs,sss asa sraT,
Tenn Ieoisvile, Ky cnclnnan Ont ~ eas MO Aaa "a
Par,men order and ,ney - 3a -~
IN any respect, 20 tbs specimens aop,ea as n, s.assa cas
The propcsas should acg the prico q cash sruss twoe
with specimens or samples iaa ios shows ~
construction size and quality Of materials amt workmanship ee
ss (oe responsibility must be certified by shs psmasef ID W
place where they RESIDED thai hey VII become ap az
cont bond for tho due performance Of the contract " case sod
Yhe sosemens samples must he delivered Al bs
day April and lhcae wch shah have
companed the accepted proposals VIII " CONNIE x w sneh re
well and distinctly marked with the uufnbcI Dc
noting size and have affixed 70 sample Of The uass.a Gao
bidders which with safety and convenience he used 70 th maj
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RATES OF CHARGES FoR HACKNEY CARRIAGES
CABS Sc.
[E11rael 90 an act d b. corpornl

[rdd from act Of TIE Coporaion approved March 20, lsi2
SIC enacted passage this
act the following 81 fire charges for the conveyance Of
another in tho city Of Washington hackney
carriages cabs other vehicles carrying passengers for
hire between aybroak and eight O'Clock shall not be exceed
edat b for each for distance not
and half mile twenty i've cents for distance
and half mile and exceeding three miles, hy conts Pro
tf hackney carriage cab other vehicle shall DO
obtained for longer period than 1--WE minutes the driver thereof
the whole hack other vehicle, the
every neen minutes doaRod
Cor al conveysnees other deenons later than O'Clock
hackney carriages cabs other vehicles
demand receive the Of hfy oenum The foregoing
charges, u addition thereto.
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ON THE PETITION Richard Hoe of New York ~ ", fray
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Printing Presses for seven years from
ho expiration patent which takes place the LIST Of May
n Il ordered petition beard at the Patent once on
Monday April O'Clock all notified
appear they have why said petition ought not
70 be granted 49, - u -. =. !. 80. -. :, or
objections specially forth in writing at dh
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used the hearing transmitted in accofhho
with the rules of ONCE viii be furnished on application
me testimony , the ith OF April mkt
dispositions papers relied testimony must DC n
the morning OF that any the arguments
any, within days thefeafter.
rdered ALSO published in the Union, Washing
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ye woks said publications be at least sixty days be-
fore the 18th April next, the day Of hearing. ~ -
Commissioner OF Patents
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G22,l90
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that tho nineteen thousand miles
than that all New England New York and New Jersey
and that the Nebraska ninety thousand miles
than that Of all the savehong states California Oregon
is nearly equal In all New England New York. Ponnsy
Ohio Indiana possible that New Mexico and Mes
will be embraced territorial organization by Congress tho
session containing 2s 900 all New
England New York Pennsylvania Ohio Indiana and Illinois Wash
ington exceeds extent all New England and New York.
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THE WESTERN TERRITORIES.

Of the with
Of the territory destined erected States exhibits the
eBtng that the latter miles that
the former The superficial the Territories organized
organized, is set down follows
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Duke Of Baden Louis born August 1924
guardianship by OF insanity
tH er Ferdinand husband Of tho late Queen
III September ID, 1855.
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TABLE EXHIBITING THE SEATS OF GOVERNMENT AND
THE TIMES OF TIE ELECTION OF STATE OFFICERS or
THE SEVERAL STATES.
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NoEn all the States South Carolina governor
for by the people; and has majority Of all
States IN which such majority required the legislature
onoe Of governor one Of the candidates voted r by the people
sand fees. sl fWih the a furnished house.
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NOTICE TO pRE-ENPrIoN CLAIMANTS.

Every right empion TO OF the
townships and fractional townships above mentioned
required the satisfaction Of tho register and
receiver Office and make therefor
as practicable after sseg mis- notice. and before the appointed
for the public sale of tho lands embracing
the tract otherwise such claim will BIO forfeited
A. HENDRICKS,
Commissioner tho General Land Office.
regulations of The department. heretofore
and now existing payment made for advertising procsma
except such publishers specially authorized 10 publish
by the Commissioner o the General Land Office
Ie-law13w fin&Shr1
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ie.eat sAo0ig he qadAy Of 0aBp land approved 10 e
rrerE.. States tT % 50th June 1851.
Number OF quar-


Of sOd and dpTTopatod lands Is each f ne and
TrTcs inouding surveyed HRsuUeycd Qucd and UHg
Cd ands, on 3Olt June, 1856:
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Il The present states Is as foIIows

mics leUf ,Ouv
To these ncoah isl added the which
soen no estimate. .a#.- ~
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+ oNDoN BooKs--Neander's History of Christian

III Dogmas, vols, 81 .r""..
Carpenters vegeablc Physiology, 81.
Icsse's Anecdotes OF Dogs, vol, illustrated, 81 rs.
Dictionary Of Classical Quotations. 81 Is.
ropcs Homer's Had with faxmsn's Illustrations 81 25
Popss Odyssey with Faxmans Illustrations 81 rs
Rankins Applied Mechanics, 80
Military Atss to Alisons History OF Europe eS.
rhilipss Manual Of Geology, 81 30.
Gocthes Wilhelm Meisters Apprenticeship, 81.
Dictionary az Photography, ~ Is.
Hebben's Dance Of Death and Bible cuts, ~ rs.
Memoirs of Grammont aud Charles II, 81
History King Arthur and Of the Knights Table,
vols - Tb
acldenis Table Talk 81 rs. HE#.#. |.#. L.. .. r.H"
Orlando FuTioso, translated, with Illustrations,
-
Feb IL FRANCK TAYLOR
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RATES or POSTAGE DOMESTIC AND FOREIGN

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GGnEY' for July, is on our table in gosd time,
The engraving in this lumber il, If possible, bet
ter than usual Miss Slimmens" having been
disposed Of, we have chapter from. the ceebra;-
ed Widow Bedotta papers, Of which it is need.
less to speak every one is acquainted with them.
Cooley puts forth every effort to be ahead Of all
competitors, and he succeeds. So say the la
dies
Tue LADIES HONE Mag for July, is at
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plates but especially for The high moral charac-
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Terms 81 per year.
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70 E.ERI FENILE IN 7!iE UNITED
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I>uR TIE CURE OF ALL THOSE PAINFUL
L DISEASES PECULIAR To WOMEN.
Mrs. MoAgAGrr for many years afflicted with
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different means Of treatment for her relief, to no
avail was prevailed upon ~ many Of he" friends
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obtained prescription from spanish Physician,
Whose silver locks
Were tending 10 the grave"
With which. through the mercy of God, she was
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After her retarn she made known TO hundreds
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Fourth OF JuLY.-The anniversary
Of American Independence will soon be
here. Shall we have celebration in
Upton? If SO it is time to move. We
think something should be done to stir
up more of the old spirit of independ-
ence, that Influenced our forefathers.
Let us have the Declaration of Iudeper d.
epce read if nothing more, there are
some old fashioned truths in it that some
Democrats @ we know of would do well
to hear.
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ADD ANOTHER STAR.-Thirty-three
stars must be on the national flag from
and after the 18th of July next. This is
in compliance with the act of Congress,
passed April, 1913, which declares that
on the admission of every new State, one
star shall be added, and tina. such add.
tion shall take place on the 18th of July
next succeeding its admission. Oregon
was admitted at the last session of Con-
gress as State Ut the Confederacy.