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SHERIFF'S SALES.

FounTS ND p.5s s,san counr hoRRIsoN C.
directed y the Honorable the Fourth District Court
tsrm e de lease ., The premise. situated a.
monthly. o,w the Of and very
s s
&c; sC;. Wayls AM Go.
rent Is and
Sheriff of the Parish Of Orleans
euArarrxr couR DE DISTRICT MARTIN MORRISON ys.
| d. |. xesvslsossan.. Il n 4 ass MAfAASp Co.
TN YERTU DUN writ ds iisri facI A.. a moi
~ h. dams 1e ns Ii 81 s s l.
de Commune entire les du Camp ct des Magasins
Pad1ndicston de- =, ,. ,. . IL,
mssis1 s s
a Dc eeps % n
Ss Il W G' g g GsS an T.
| saisie dams l,ataire ci-dessus.
ss sa
p47nnns Sheriff d. + +: f z 5an a51s.n.
Furn couar E Eliza EGAs ais.
New and sa against
+ II s1a 1seas to
Orleans the above entitled will
S%p
at AGERTAiF LOT OF GROUND situated in the Sub
as Tls ss p h's Ss
ing date the 9th day Of May 1907 and deposited in the Office Of
Pedesclanx then Notary Public in this city. Said
ground 60 feet front Celeste street.
depth. Together with all the buildings and improvements
| thereon.
Seized in the above suit. ...
TERMS-Cash on the spot
E. T. PARKER,
Sheriff Of the Parish of Orleans.
de la ) THOS, WARD ct ais, ffa
Nouve1le- Orleans. } contre Elizabeth j. Egan ct
| mari-Nn 9.726
I'M VERTU dun writ de fierl facins n moi
adrese rhonorabe Cinquene Conr de District de Ia
Nonyee Orleans, dams Pare cdessus 10 procederai 10
SAMEDI IL de 1859 midi otel de la Cite de
Commune, les du Camp des Magasns adju
| dicaton de-
| UN TERRAIN, situe faubourg de rAnnonciacion,
Jour dhui dams lie Premiere District de cee VILE des ne par
le No de let No. plan dresse lie de mai 1907 ct
epose etnde DEP Pedesclaux ors noare public cee
VILE LIE dit terrain 60 pieds de face Celeste
| sur $50 pieds de profondeur.
Ensembles les bases authorizations qui
| trouvent.
| LIE tout saisi dams pafaire ci-dessus.
| CoNDITIOES-Comptan au moment de Naturalization.
| E. 7. PARKER,
fe9 Is mi 5 9 Sheriff de 10 Paroisse d'Orlesns.
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IIPORTANT TO PLANTERS.

Messrs. B. A. Fahnestock Co:
Gentlemen-Mr. g. W. Tiey. who is gentleman well
known of the best planters In this Wharton county
and celebrated for the careful of highly
recommends b. A. Fahnesock's yermiuge.
days and purchased
minsered the Vermnge bought Of year
negrGsuspected of having succeeded expeng
from her several dozen inches in length and that
her health is good.
One of these home testimonies is worth where the
parties known, this regarded a
evidence with regard the adaptation of your valuable
fuge to plantations
am, truly yours,
S. W. FISHER
Purchasers should look well the wrapper
and see that they buying b. A. Fahnesock's Vermige
and other Ina
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POLICE JAIL--OFFICIAL.

WAS brought to the City Police Jail on the
longs Mr. James Meskave who lives Meairie Ridge;
a feet TX inches high the right hand soar and
has the side of the right eye.
The will call and claim his property according law.
E. BLANCHARD,
5ss Keeper Of City Police JAIL
Il 4 -, HENRY DUREL,
~ t-4T LIT For lar
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SLAVE DEPOTs.


FIFTY CAROLINA AND GEORGIA
NEGROES, just received aud for sale separately in
block for cash good accepances at u months. APP
Lkpyto @. +. HATCHER,
felo tt 1875 Gravier street,
4 O. M. RUTHERFORD. COMMISSION
Agent for the Purchase and Sale Of Slaves-Ofce and
w Yard. No. 68 Baronne street, New Orleans, La.
Z CAROLINA AND VIRGINIA NEGROES
FOR SALE-The subscriber has just arrived with fine
lot Of roina and Virginia Negroes for SALE consisting
of Field hands, Coaks, Washers and Ironers also,
No. Seamstresse9 one No. Blacksmith good Cooper and
me, before purchasing elsewhere
H.F. PETERSON,
DE- en- Is Perdido street. New Orleans.
~ FOSTER'S SLAVE DEPOT,
M l57 Common street. New Orleans.
The undersigned most respectfully presents this his
to the public at large for the coming season. In the
sale Of Slaves Shall have constantly hand aarge and
fully selected stock Of Slaves calculated to please the
chaser his wants be what they may Having three extern
SLAVES have also every accommodation for Traders both
for boarding and lodging with servants in attendance Ny bust
will strictly confined to commission giving thereby
each and every trader equal opportunity In the disposal Of
his negroes Thankful for past favors respectfully solicit
continuance Of all former customeEs and friends OF I'm
eA NEGROES FOR SALE : HAVING RE
moved from Espanade to the of Baronne and Ora
vier Streets two west of the St. Charles Hotel
III will keep constantly on hand choice lot Of Maryland
Servants. Mechanics Cooks, Washers and Iouers Seam
stresses etc. all Of which will be sold low for cash. time
se2s Il J. NJ. WILSON.
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LEGAL NOTICES.

sl'e 81 New M 1874 'A
oass H. eu o Letters IF hns he Pst
Estate Of the late Jacob Heck Hack deceased ntestae
within days why the prayer said petitioner
'h BY ar act s e s iss Court.
]. L. KELLY, Deputy Clerk.
ne Sns psSn oouI se Is pf,ss
DE- Gnra,e!s "a Succession vacante de eu Jacob Heck
.oas celia
qusiles serait pas fa droit la de petition. 400
ms 10 IA j. L. KELLY Deputa arefier.
sroosp D1srElcr COURT SUCCESSION OF H D. scHRG-
3 H. Il Il :: as
show within days from the nod alton any
the funds dist ibuted in accordance Herewith.
j. L. KELLY, Deputy Clerk
cogR Pc pc D.
s &c e sous d ns
prsssnis de ia ,e
repartis eouformement au oit compile.
md 10 IA j. L. KELLY, Depue Greaier.
NOTICE TO TAX PAYERs.-rhe under-
indebted the State for for the 1853
those for licenses for the 1862 within the Fourth District
of this city, to call at his office Rscofders Court first floor
and the same within the time prescribed by law. Office
hours ga. NJ to P. N.
GEORGE MENSMAN,
Collector Fourth District,
A Wis AUX C0NTKIRU ABhEs.-Le soussi-
"A Collector de taxes Ea note lie
qu doivent des taxes fEat annee 1855
taxes de license Pannee 1859 dams les ite dn uar
eme District de venr BUREAU cour du Recorder
mier eage ct de les dtes dams dela present.
par la loi. Heures du bureau, 9 A. NJ. a 3P. NJ.
GEORGE MENSMAN,
fe26 2Dt Collector Qaatreme District.
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MILLINERY

rRssH ffk rspseay S II de ladies' o.
MI r. q s. %s' klsH
Goods comprising Ladies' Girls and ohdrsHs B9ppsls and
Es5eiaeIy Fssas$ss aosd sa VIM.
and Wrss'h Ribbons vs 1maea Jsvs2s Children
from Paris - fels sm
~ TO THE LADIEs-oUR OPENING DAY
- @. W. ROPER.
COR. PoYDRAs AND oARoNDRLET STREETS.
We respectfully inform the Ladies' that We will open on
MONDAY large assortment Of
Fancy Goods
AND PARIS MILLINERY,
Comprising part Rich Velvet Straw Lace, Leghorn, Felt
italian Chenille BONNETS all beautifully trimmed in the
Latest Style from Paris.
Also
Rick Head Dresses Bridal Wreaths Kid Gloves Parasos
Corses and Embroideries.
sCommission Merchants Planters will find to their
advantage to give call before purchasing elsewhere All
orders from City or Country promptly attended to-
q. W. ROPER,
n9 en- Poydras and Carondelet streets
- OPENING OF WINTER MILLINERY
~ REMOVAL.
MRS j. JEFFERs formerly corner Camp Julia Streets
generally to her Splendid Stock of
Paris Millinery.
CI.OAKS, MANTILLAS, LACE GOODS, etc.,
NEW STORE,
No. la Canal street,
Third door from Bourbon
Where will be found choice
aortment Of
| HATS, CAPS HEAD-DREssEs
COIFFURES CAPES,
And other FANCY ARTICLES,
DRESSMAKING superintendent by Mrs. j. herself, Is
that Ladies' may depend that every attention will be
paid to Fashion, Taste Style.
8-Country and Commission Merchants orders filled with
| the utmost care and dispatch MRS. J. JEFFERS,
| ms 5m 142 Canal street.
nruDS
| SBVM1LLINERY STORE, 264 Chartres street, MtEdA
between Ursuline and st. Philip streets. Sec
ond District would respectfully inform the la Sb1$2s2$
dies that she prepared Ladies' Dresses Cloaks
as and Sewing Of all kinds latest ,os
| BILE styles, and in a durable manner. dl3 3p3m
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COMPREHENSIVE.

NOTICE OF COMPREHENSIVE THE UN
aersgnee have this day entered into for
leans under the style Of THOMAS MURRAY co, and In
Florida under the style Of CRIGLAR, BATCHELDER h
POOEY and prepared cargoes Of Lumber
deliverable from their Mills In Florida.
Parties wishing for Lumber by the cargo, will
please address TfiOS. MURRAY 4 CO. New Orleans.
THOMAS MURRAY co. are charged wi the lisuida-
ton OF the affairs Of the late firms Of POOIEY EICOL CO.
and CRIGLAR, BATGHRLDER& Co, and have assumed
the payment Of all the liabilities of said firms.
THOMAS MURRAY,
JOHN c. POOLEY,
VIM. l.. CRIdlAR,
GEO. +. c. BATCHELDER.
New Orleans, February l, 1859.
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Carminative and Astringent Syrup,
An nfaibe remedy for Cholera Infantum Summer Com.
plant of Children Cholera Morbus Darrhes any regu
lArities Of the bowels
From the late Rev. Alex CAMPBELL
In this Southern country every traveller whether by land
water, ought to with him this invaluable medicine by
which, without enion and with almost exnense he
might himself he his way Families and
plantations would only much disease
and valuable lives by keeping part the
ical stores. Yours, etc.,
May 18TH 1854. ALEX. CAMPBELL.
Prepared and sold by the sole proprietor,
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Congress Water, Toilet Articles.
Eau de Cologne, Perfumey Pomatum Grease Shay
ing Brushes and general assortment Of the Violin
Strings.
o. o. WOODMAN,
Corner of Common and Magazine Streets New Orleans.
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DR.. LIE RIEMONDIE'S
ERervescing Congress Aperient,


Prepared from late and Analysis of the Celebrated
Congress, New York and EPSON KY Springs lining
and portability with such additions will be
teened and highly valuable preparation will fail
ally or Indigestion Aeidty Of the Stomach
Depression Spirits Loss of Appetite Bilious Affections
The desevedy high reputation which the Mineral Springs of
EPSON springs have obtained On account Of their bepe6
ca qualities have induced irvads visit them
from all The world for the purpose of participating in
The following only of many certificates
the respectable Merchants Physicians
DR.. II. LIE RIgNospiE-Dear Sir-I have your Con-
Apersnt and find admirably and produces
which you state In agreeable Please
me half dozen bottles for my
Very respectfully yours,
/. W. ARTHUR.
New Orleans, December Is, 1855.
o. o. WooDMAN Agent, New orlears.
WooDMAN's
Cherry Expectorant,
The Great Cough Remedy
This popufr and astonishing medicine for Cough, Group
edy which the sick cling anchor of hope in
The numerous maladies which affect the Lungs and Bronchial
tubes.
wooDMANS CHERRY EXPECTOR ANT may be admin
sered 10 the most scy and delicate infant with conf
denee indeed on children its efficacy beyond all praise
Sold by all Druggists.
o, o. woonMAN,
fel9 lmsaMokW "'' '' Sole Prepri.tor
OsNABURGs ............osNABuRGs
OF the LAUpERDA.E,
MARTIN wEuKI.y L co,
CRESCENT and
CRoWELL MANUFACTURERS,
Constantly on hand and for sale on liberal terms by
nle9 b. VALENTINE CO., 81 C6mnoa st.
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HARDWARE,
I EEDs' FOUNDRY, NEW ORLEANS.

I EEDs' FOUNDRY, NEW ORLEANS.
and s,n,,,1 aEsDs CO. IRON 80 r9gSDEgs
Filters Draining asi Mschine Ms
@ ana and sIGs Sschiny
s F' szaa Sji construct
81 t1Efa nov 4 ~.
fas ef x b sS ss ,n Comprising
cusT sAM ncl4dyg Double Cir
Iron and Frames of Nor
ss S f9Ss A sSE4 EEegF ns
spd saWs
gers couplings and pules from IL to 60 inches
sR R2GI9E
CIRCULAR SAWS of all Sizes from As to Il inches in d.
Six DRAINING MACHINES of different sizes.
For sale on the most favorable terms. q
d7 sm1W 10 Gravier street New Orleans.
n ~ ByA 14s 9I,TSsv STREET STEAM BOILER
The undersigned having largely Increased his work
BIZ hsTpF all Il n bR P s ss
as low rates as they be had in shop in the South
Always BAND, DOUBLE rlUED BOILERS from 20 to
"a and So niche. dame
Fire Fronts Crate Bars, Stand Pipes Valves etc. constantly
All Will guaranteed best materia!
ship.
Parties wishing to purchase Boilers plantations steam
boats sawmis respectfully fudge for
themselves. Ing IySW1 D. H FOWLER
JED'H WATERMAN CHAs, " WATERMAN
S,sssEsA j. WATERMAN & BROTHER,
.xzxrsza IMPORTERS
AND WHOLESALE DEALERS IN
CUTLERY,
PLOWS
,,,,,r. NAILS,
SMITHS, AND
AGRICULTURAL TOOLS,
FISH AND SHRIMP sEINEs,
TACKLE, NETS, ETC., etc.
s1-Agens for YosT PLow AND sCRAPER-tsign of
the Anvil No. II MAGAZINE STREET corner of Common
street. New Orleans. al 1y
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n 5. DEVICES WILL CONTINUE THE COAL
business at No i6 Magazine street. for his account
R. ID. hACN will continue the Coal business at the
Of Philip and Leyee Streets Fourth District for his
count. feli If
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RALTInIORE SYRUP-75 half barrels ana 10 gallon
- kegs choice Baltimore Golden Syrup. for sale by
1910 ~ GHASi Z. RAILEY & co,
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Paints, Oils and Window Glass.
$4,000 lbs. Pure White Lead 2 bbs. Coach varnisl,.
5000 lbs No. hits Zinc 600 gals Spirits Tnrpenne
Paint American. $40 gals English Iinseed Oil
$4,000 lbs. French Snow White SO casks English Venetian
Zinc. Rcd.
81 casks French Yellow 60 bbls. Lampb'ack.
Ochre. 1000 bx.. American Window
6 bbls. Cop Va nish. Glass, assorted sizes s by
bbls. White Datnar Var-l 10 to "a by 80.
nish. 100 kegs Yellow Ochre in oil
3 bbls Japan Varnish 100 kegs Venetian Red, in OIL
Together with all the various coors dry OIL All of
which will be sold at the VERY LOWEST MARKET ATES
by 0. o. WOODMAN, New Orleans.
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II II. LATlMER, DEALER IN SEAMLESS CLOTH
ing No. 50 drawer street, in the lately occupied
by j. q. Peppard Co.
0vercoats Business Coats Pilot Coats Pea Jackets Pants
Vests, Ladies' and Gentle Leggns Shoes CATERS
Of great variety aud most desirable syls
these fabrics the wool without will
always aia their shape aud paint of strength warmth
durability chea and all other desirable qualities
aueston4oy superior 70 other styles of Clothing al
who ties, them must admit.
kB- Planters are Invited to call and examine.
EJ- Merchants supplied on liberal terms. dill Srn
los. G. Logan, 81 ST. CHARLES STREET, COM
mission Merchant and Agent for j. O'Fallon Co.'s ST.
l4ousNeialic Not and Bolt Factory All kinds of Nuts
Bolts and Washers by r. II. Coles Patent Machinery.
One thousand choice Moasses Barrels for sale.
d2Df JOS. g. LOGAN
NJ FLYER. SURVEYOR AND CIVIL ENGINEER
M has removed his Office to ANTE CITY, will
attend to locating and surveying land and will GENE
RAJ LAND AGENT in the parishes of St. Helena St Tam
many, Washington and Livingston
Price o. Government lands under the graduation lsw-5
cents per aui2 ly
| NyTICE TO CARPENTERS AND BUILDERS
~ Paton Sawed Misunderstanding, both rough dressed
from the yellow Cypress timber for sale at
st for rough, and 81 so for dressed lots
purchasers
~ Lumber saves to order.
fsl9 ly STAR FLAMING MILLS, New Basin.
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ma. 44405.

Resoped That seet Commissioner be he is hereby
author sd 70 notify the for keeping in res the
paved Streets Of the city forthwith proceed put good
sass md Eseat that portion q New Leyse Race
sfects undsr bis CONTRACT failing comply with said oh.
eas that the Street have the said street
pared q The expense Of said contract NJ
lslgnedl J. o. NIXON,
President Board of Aldermen
ksignedl CHAS. II. WALDO,
President Board Assistant Aldermen
tsigned1 GERARD sTITH, Msyor
l55 a Une copy j. L. fAnRK
2. sI2 Secretary OF the Mayor,
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Bohemian and French CRYSTA GLASS Decanters Cob
let's Tumbers, Card Receivers Coognes Ffu Bowls Iquer
Sets etc. etc. And to induce large Sales all of the will
he disposed of after the following very liberal PLAN
With purchase the value of 81 so and upwards
PRESENT WILL BE GIVEN, varying in value from Fifty
Cents to One Hundred Dollars.
nIades especially invited call and examine this stock.
IN
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GOSHEN BUTTER 100 Hrkins and half frkns Of
fs2S Ia e''e'' -''e CT cass. R. RAILEY 4 co.
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THE SUBSCRIBER, HAVING RETIRED FROM
the Building business, returns thanks to his
friends for their liberal support heretofore, and socs Their
continued patronage the firm % which his undivided
attention will be devoted. THOMAS MURRAY.
New Orleans February 49, 1859. fel9 If
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- 2750 sacks i Fine Liverpool Salt
2lD TINS English Camel Col
"a casks Rurton's Pale Ale, in pints,
40 casks Whitlread's London Porter In pnts
IS bbls. Pure Old Virginia Peach Brandy
30 bbls. Fine Old Rye Whisky.
80 casks Carolina Rice
pnncheons Fine Old Jamaica Rum,
For sale by S. JONES Il CO,
iei2 81 Grayier street
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WIN. GORDON. FOSTER If
GORDON & FOSTER, DEALERS in Flour
- and Commission Merchants Poydras New
Levee streets, New Orleans.
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nRUGS, CHEMICALS, PAINTS, OILS AND
IL WINDOW GLASS

O.. o. Voc d man,
WHOLESALE DRUGGIST,
Corner of COMMON and MAGAZINE STREETS New Or
leans, La,
Importer and dealer in choice Drugs Selected Medicines
Pure Chemicals Essen al Oils Medicinal Extracts Fine Per-
fumery and Fancy Soaps Patent Medicines Surgical Instru
Window Glass, Paints Oils, Dye stus etc. of superior
quality.
Druggists Physicians Country Merchants Planters who
purchase Medicines, rely being suited. Orders
promptly attended to.
Direct importation from Europe Receiving by arrivals
direct from England France and Germany, large
Of Drugs Chemicals Glassw Psfnmery, ushes etc.
Qnlnine,
Frem the best French American which will
be sold by the at the manufacturers prices.
o. o. WooDMAN, New Orleans.
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DISSOLUTION-THE FIRM OF DEVICES Il MAC.
LIN dealers in Coal in this city this day dissolved by
tua consent and the the firm will hereafter be used
liquidation only. ID. 8. DEVICES,
Il. ID. MACLIN.
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| UNIVERSITY OF LOUISIANA - FRENCH
~ Permanent Evening Glasses conducted by Professor j.
GENTlI five times week. from to o'clock p NJ. Terms
80 per MONTH Merchants Clerks,
wish to ACQUIRE thorough knowledge of the French language
respectfully requested TO apply University Buildings
corner of Baronne and Common streets,
| d1 BIN PROFESSOR Louis DuFAU
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NOTICE-THE STYLE OF OUR FIRM rs THIS DAY
~ changed to CLARKE X PICTON.
inl If CIsREE
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The best plan of hulng Rice tried is by the
STEAM ARM RICE POUNDING MACHINE,
Patented JOHN TALON.
It will hull FIVE bushels of prepared Rice from rs to IS
minutes according TO the quality of the Rice. Mr. GEORGE
PATTERSON, at the Foundry and Machine Shop
eord and New levee streets sole agent fo the
facture and sale Of the
New Orleans. November Il. ls5a. nla lr
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UNIVERSITY OF LOUlSIANA-THE SEW
~ eal Glasses of the Collegiate Department fully organ
led Students will be admitted period during
demc year. O. w. SEARS,
Dean of the Faculty
Students in the Grammar School prepared for admission
to the Collegiate Course. and Study Latin Creek French
Spanish, German and all English branches.
Boarders day boarders and day scholars
Departments of the For full particulars
apply at the of Baronne and Common
eral Superintendent LOUIS 'DuFAU
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E'LOuR-A LARGE STOCK CONSTANTLY ON HA Nd
carefully selected, suitable for planters bakers and
iiy use, For sale by GORDON FOSTER
jal3 I'm corner Poydras and New IIevee Streets
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orr INsrsCrok's Dsr AarnsAf /
NM Yona Inna

NEW YORK, J0ne H. 1889
rns anesF.ned having sa,srsd upon .ss .sr%sd Tie pss
and fully reaiag that those duties 81 hs
Of tho require grcs4 prompt
noo than the work OF keeping the streets OF city
healthy and ceanly ton, deems be BIZ duty 70 Gail
end 70 the follow wing dany violation Of the aud ordinances
l. The throwing Of ashes garbage AID dh the sreeu
The habit Of merchants and dealers In permitting sha-
snSs yrsw and other substances ussd In pAcsns eag
street he duty OF persnas "
the mnadistey removed NJ hsiy eypens0J
The da sweepngs Pom The and shops swera
into the streets gusrS rstead NJ being placed N
The placing he streets OF the clesuinxs ,f ntn
yards and eensr and the rrbbse and old material from thu
repairing Of buildings
s The throwing INTO gustsrs nuxoss
pure ofenatve hquids and substanceA
TIE commission Of Of tho above oay does
yo ton Of the lave and ordinances sucung the offender
enc and In pyisoscen but greatly ppedes and
The keeping Of els rendering d6.
suit Of succesfu operation while largely socreasng he
pepse
livery effort the par Of the nnoerer shall and VII
continue be maze 70 have seets kept Ia cexniy anG
healthy condition, and earnestly and tdentp hope and
putns end n the vt.arops somplaned " wns
your ss md assance be ass Win he essty socompaeed
is copy Of s several ordinances referred v VIII e~ len n
Asb pes brougb Of the Se-esi ~sscs
daily Sundays e1cepd cosai aAhea and he
under I'd desres neglect misconduct
as Of the dvery Of snch be olmpsned N no
Grand s1eets and shs1 uromsuy RENEWED
Notice of the approach OF the ard garbage VIII BE-
gwen BY rtnaing boil Very respectfully,
DAHL C. DkLAVa1 Vty lnsuoctoe
TBE NAVY YAkD FERRY COMPANY ST RTEO.
i afternoon. will comm ence
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THE rIRENIEN.

NOTICE THERE WILL BE MEETING on THE
o. me various FIRE companies this city M Ia nj
he AUra,c bote OF and Uudson .traat. ~
du.say evening Jnly " for he purpose of comosps ths
for The reception OF Per- everapcs 40 - ,jpm.
Psny 90 OF Pb!adsDba evening Of The is,h inst
ne 81 Brookyc Williamsburg Jer.sy CITY and
JONAS L, zoe, Foreman Engine Uompsnr "a
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-07-08

TBE NAVY YAkD FERRY COMPANY st RTEC
their first boat Yesterday afternoon, and viii commence
running their regular tips this day Fare the
Union Ferry Company.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-07-08

uxADAnp n Az ~ TIM BEST CLAIRvOYARr AVN
M asiroogfM n e world Az events Q, lie told. upsedy
Seventh avenue near TsSn seventh street Hours 10 A.
u M, rs cents.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-07-08

nm
fUITEEBsSG yEzRY OoMPAkY-A GENEE al
NJ meeting OF he Gutenberg Ferry Oonpsns viii he held al
Pyih 1874 1876 anal friday evsnit
July a. half O'Clock Busisess Of importance ~iI be
presented. II. kTEIL kecretary.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-07-08

Mt B.-wB0 HAS NOT t2ARD or fBE CELsBa arED
IN Wadsne PyEWSgERY Sbe has been r'nsulIed by
lbousands in this aud other cuos ~n snire ssacln she
wife or hus5ld nso that az bsr via r u wish trnlh
give her call al 49, Third avenue ab. geayhra skoet
IA6oB " ce1ts; gentlemen 81,