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Hin Orleans lailp Crescent.
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IN gs' M 5.ss eS
The following graceful tribute to Lady Frankl
1 nom she pen ii Elizabeth H. Whittier, sister
the QaSksr Poet d Anesbury
f1id nv hands thy work IS oyeri 4
Cool Thy watching eyes with tears,
I.e& thy poor heart overweafied
Rssf alike from hopes snd fears.
Hane.. dat ~ with sieepiess vision,
y lSne sfld pictnr0 fading slow ~
FeArs Tint followed. vague and nameless
isa6ag 49, ~ veils of snow.
~. ~ .bssgs pne, for Thy lost one,
~ ~ heaIS III woman, weep
I'll. f,wni1k SIN th4 love that granted
Unto ~ beloved sleep.
Not faf him that hour Of terror,
When The long ice battle Ger
q Il "a he sunless day his comr AIDES,
Dcathward tfod the Polar shore.
ssss. SHARED the cruhl cold and famine,
Spared the fAinting hearts despair
What but that could mercy grant him?
What but that has been thy prayer?
Dear to thee that last memorial,
From the earn beside the sea
Evernore the month of roses
Shall be sacred time to thee!
Sad II Is the ntournful yew-tree,
! Ger his sluinbers may not wave;
NJ Sad It IS the English daisy
May not blossom on his grave.
But his tomb shall storm and winter
Shape and fashion year by year
Pile his mighty mausoleum
Block by block, and tier on tier.
Guardian Of it, cleaning portal
81 Shall his stainless honor be,
While thy love, sweet immortal,
Hovers o'sr the Winter sea
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4 sHigh-L Lone Game MIR. Lowe. on being asked
ship for, replied, "only for Flyer!" y
.sBo1 and Cocks.''-A chicken-coop.
Presidential Suggestion.-As there is little pros
pect Of our electing President who has any idea
how to write, it is to be hoped, at least, that we
shall elect one who can g make his mark"
Caes and Etea-crows and searecrow T' 1,;,.,
avenue or No Shell Democrats propose to preserve
the Unon-in brandy.
The Upper 1en'-or-Brignoli
Cand,d.-The report that Mr.. George Law has
purchased Harper's Ferry.
Hon. to become great B'oker.-Break Little
every three months
Question for the 1,ibune.-What has become of
Pixies Peak?
1.-THE Wise and the Other,cise. "-Governor Wise
1ne Election-Ad Retaams.-The return
home of the disappointed candidates
Apropos to Thanksgiving. Oscanyan an
nounces that he has prepared lecture on Turkey.
A Timely S,iqgestton-. Tempus'' suggests that
the difference between the imported and the Amer
lean watch is that the former owes its success to
faith, and the latter to good arorks
Hope De5e,7ed-Speranza.
Latest Nens.-Spain has declared her readiness
to supply Morocco with any quantity OF leather.
A Book for the Malion.-Astor's bank book.
Sahy.-Apropos of the late violent storm in Eng
land the papers say The Great Eastern rode it
out WELL" For the edifieation of the unnautical
reader we must explain that she rode it on horse
sir.
Pickpockets MoHo.--When found take note Of
Neao Name for Pdrisians.-G Gallo Cock-neys.
De Gustib,s, etc.-Jenkins, ON being asked how
he liked old paintings, replied that, having seen
Pages Venus, he had a decided preference for the
made. -
A Ne,o Jo.-Jo Cose defines taciturn people as
people who know how to keep their thoughts
Il where flies can't get at them.'
Small Families. -. Nautilus y writes us, in great
concern of mind, to know what is meant by the
sign which he sees in various part of the City !:
+ " Families supplied by the quart"
Vita Brerd.--At recent exhibition in Ken
lucky the Clergyman of the occasion prayed that
all present might be duly impressed with the
.sshortness of human life.."
Corporation Notice. You are getting too fat,
old fellow
"The WJe's Secret."-Her opinion of her hus-
band
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COMPTRoLI.ERS OFFICE, I
City Of New Orleans, July 4 1861
No. 2l29.]
ID ESOLYED, That the Comptroller be and
II he hereby authorized and required give notice BY
with the ninth section ordinance No l+2 approved March
3d. 1854 Council will pay bill against the city unless
contracted authority of order from the Comptroller IN
accordance with the ordinance referred to-
ISirned Il. l.. TRACY,
President Board of Assistant Aldermen.
lSicnedI !. II. PLACE,
President Board Of Aldermen
Approved April q, 1855.
fSip,,edl JOHN l.. LEWIS, Mayor.
of the officers of the city and OF the public is re-
f' r. DUPLESSIS,
iyl6 If Comptroller City of New Orleans
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: 7 CUMrTROLLER'S OFFICE, Z
Civ of New Orleans, November %, 1859.
mo. 42l.l
Rpd That the cornplroe adueate st., to the Lowest bid
next onr separate for each Dstrictor
beri and branding all drays etc. licensed by the city
The bids shall be certain for numbering and branding
each cart day etc. persons holding drays other
license shall more than the amount OF the
adjudication. ~ ,,,,,-r,.
Signedl WIN. c. G. CLAiBoRNE
President Board of Aldermen.
tSicpell FRANCIS ALPUENTE.
President BOARD of Assistant Aldermen.
Approved ODD November, 49, -
i ISgneai A. D. CROSSMAN Mayor.
Notice is hereby given that TUESDAY 9Th December
next will adudcate my Office at II o'clock NJ the above
v. DUPLESSIS.
no l3t .M.. ..eu .p-0. Comptroller
-
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sHERIFFS SALES.

t-arI, p,s1r,rr conerl ESTHER KLEIN vs. Mis- MARY
''>''' ANN DECKER widow Of w. u.
Emory, wife Of JAS II. WingIield.
of New Orleans No. il,als. :;
DY VIRTUE of Il writ Of feri 1ncins issueel
cjna and r. w Coen security and 10 me directed by re
Honorable Fourth District Court q New 9ilsans IN INV
above entitled cause will proceed TO sell ~ public aetlo at
the city Hotel Common street between camp sna hss1 Y,
IL o'clock NJ the following described property. viz
ELEVEN i.oTs OF GROUND, situate in The isnoonIs re
"a T. i3 a. is l6 Ii and 49, in square No 81 and com
ped within Force Havana Virtue streets and tile London
Promenade as per plan drawn BY A. Pueo Surveyor on he
q May 1873 and deposited in the oee Of Joseph qmss
according said plan, follows tow lois Mos nhd
each ~ feet front london Promenade by ITO feet IN uepn
between parallel lines; lot No. forming the corner o a1n
Promenade and Force street, and lots Nos ~ ~ ~ ln ~
and Is each 30 feet front Force street. by adeptb Oh
10 feet between parallel lines said lot No IL forming me
of Force and Havana Streets
Together with all the improvements thereon, rights ways,
privileges and advantages heeunto belonging In any wise
nppettauing
Seized In the above suit.
TERSiS-Citst OH the spot.
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DRUGS AND MEDICINEs.

WRIGHT Il. cos CATALOGUE OF GENUINE
u and popular Family Medicines which they supply
Druggists Proprietos lowest Wholesale prices
enu Depot Special Agency Nos Isl and Chsrres street
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Br0Mn being asked what was the first thing
neesasafS towards winning the love Of . woman,
answered |: 9 an opportunity
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f. r. PARKER,
Sheriff. Of the I'arish Of Oflenns

QuArRIEAE Corn DISTRICT ESTHER KLEIN DANE
LEILA dc ". II. Emory ct
dlouse Dis Jas. II. Wipgfeld.
Nnuyec ORLEANS. No ll.g3.
I'm yEItIU dun writ ie ieri Glcfns lance
II ir ia bead dou1c mo cone Paul W. Coleus, principal
&, T. Corns mi ndlesst Phonorable Qua
tiee District de In Nnuyele Orltnns dams aiae ci
dessls lie prncddcrai lie MERCREDI II dc dtctbEe 1889
midi Hotel Cite, de Ia Commune, entire les dn
Camp et DIES Magasis Ia pnblque q adjudication
ONE TERtAINS, suts tauhouta TtTt dams e TIois-
ieme District dc cee Vile !sgnts sous les Nos = IL
b. 6 II Is dams fiet No 3D. comprise entire les
Force Yc Ia Promenade de londrcsy suptpt
plan ressd par j. Puro arpenenr lie de mai ls ct Dc
pose ttlc Joseph Guvier noaie en- eette VILE las
lis errains ayani amtfcaine coniomement an dit
plan les dimensions suiyancs SAVIOR les lots Nos = I,
chhcun 30 eds dc face la promenade de ondies sur
de potonde entire lgncs pnraees ie NJ tonne fas'e e
Ia Promenade dc onircs dc Ia de Ia Forces ct les NOS
T. 49, H. H. IL, Is cacn 30 pes de face la rue de Ia
Force profonder de 10 ped gncs paraiees;
lie No IL forme langle des Force ct Havana.
Ensemble les authorizations au existent desus,
dro privileges sevitudes avahtageA attaches ct aSpar
Saisis dams laffaire ei .dessus
GONDiTIoNS-Comptant moment de REHABILITATION
f. r. Parker,
nl2 Il p do IA Sheriff dc In Parosse d'DrliAns.
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MEDICAL HOUSE, No. So Cusomlouse street near
1vl Royal seet.-For the Cure of Old Chronic, Mercnaal
yphilc all Private Diseases without Mercury hindrance
from exposure friends and guaranteed in
I'll cases
unparalleled which has attended Dr. James
he has effected which pronounced incur
able by the eminent physicians jushcs him in Offering ms
confidence of the unfortunate The following
Of the diseases termed PRIVATE and OF which, in
conjunction with newly discovered Remedies Dr. James per
aenty eradicacs namely Syphilis primary secondary and
tertiary, Structures ure!hra Dehmges, elect Gonorhea,
Nocturnal Emissions, Periodical Affections Of Females however
complicated they Diseases Of the Back and loins
Illumination of the Bladder and Kidneys rheumatism Hydro
cee Cancers Ulcers Tumors and all Diseases of the Skin
Dr. james would also call the attention especially of those
who have privately and improperly injured themselves in that
secret and solitary habit which ruins the body and mind unit
ting them for either business society viz Constitutional De-
bty Impotency. The following of the sad and
melancholy effects produced by early habits Of youth viz
Weakness of Back a-d Limbs Pain in tie Head bmness OF
VISION Loss of Muscular Power Palptaon of the Heart Dys
pepsa Nervousness Irritabiliy, symptoms Of Consumption
Mentally the fearful effects the mind more to be
dreaded Of Memory Confusion OF Ideas Depression al
Spirits EVIL Forbodnss Aversion Society, SefDsrus
Love of Solitude Tmidity some OF the cFs prohceu
All persons afflicted with any of tho above symptoms sh9
fail call DR. James and be at restored 10 eec
health lei false delicacy but apply AZ once MY
yourself from the awful and dreadful consequences h
terrible malady.
Weakness Of tho organs Immediately cured and full go
Remember 1.-THE Medical House of Dr. James" is 50 Custom
house street. IT. r. ...-,.-
from A. NJ. SP. NJ -,
Consultations strictly confidential
PSRecent cases Gonorrhea cured in twenty four hours
A. 10 NV DIR. JAMES,
AZ IL So Custnmhouse street.
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STREET COMNrR---oFFICIAL.

SECOND DISTRICT POUND-Was brought
. 10 District Pound Derbgny street. between
ST. Ann and Main streets, as estrays-
One dark bay mare II hands high with long and
tail an old sore left shoulder shod and visible
brands. -,
dark mule about Is hands high with saddle
and collar marks branded the left shoulder lame in the
left fore leg short and tail shod all round
Which claimed within five days and the expenses there
on paid, will be sold public auction, at said Depot eli
FRIDAY November Is, 1889 at II O'Clock M.
New Orleans, November II, 1859.
O. o. FLETCHER, Street Commissioner
HENRY DURELa
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LEGAL NOTICES.

SECOND DISTRACT counr} sucoEssIoN OF PIERRE VAS
OF New Orleans. SEuR--No. l6Gs7.
WHEREAS j. &. NIackcy has pctitioned
w Letter, Of Cufatusp vacant estate
of the late Piasrc Nasscur, deceased inesiate--
Notice is hereby given all whom 1t may concern show
within days, why the prayer of The said petitioner
should not be granted.
BY order of The Court
j u. KELLY Clerk
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STATE LOUISIANA,
Parish Of Orleans, City of New Orleans
Be It remembered that December 1855 before
the subscriber Justice in and for the parish
aforesaid personally appeared omer Gaiard Presi
dent and schrabe Secretary of the Czen Mutual nsu-
Company of New Orleans who being duly swen accord
ing depose that the above accounts Just
and true transcript from the books of said com
pany.
o. GAILLARD President,
A. scHREIBER Secretary.
subscribed before this Sth day of December
A. D. 1856 ARTHUR SAUCER,
Third Justice of the Peace.
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-FftpRrcu by
DIR. j. c. Aver & Co.,
Lowell, Mas.
PRICE, ONE DOLLAR PER BOTTLE.

Ayers Cherry Pectornl,
Has itself fs the Of variety
Lung Complaint that il entirely unnecessary Tor
Of its virtues wherever been
employed As has long been in constant throughout TINS
than the people its quality kept
has and that it be relied on TO do
for their relief all it has ever been found TO do
Ayers Cathartic Pills.
FOR ALI. PURPOSES OF A PUEGATlFE MEDICINE,
for the of Dyspepsa for andice Tor
the Indigeston for Headache for the cure Of
Foul Stomach for the Of Eysipeas TOR the fies lor
the of Scroa for all screfnon Complaints for re cure
Complaint, Dropsy for the Of letter Tnniors md sat
Rhen Worns for the Of Gout for Dinner Pi Tor
cure oil Neuralgia; for Purifying the Blood .
coated that the most sensitive can TAKE
Pleasantly and being purely vegetable no harm can arise
from their use in any quantity.
pSr- Price IS cents per box; five boxes for ST.
Great numbers Clergymen Physicians Statesmen and emil
nen certify the unparalleled
usefulness Of remedies space here will not permit
e The below named furnish gratis
onr AMERICAN ALMANAC, in which they given with
also descriptions Of the above complaints and the treatment
that should be followed for their cure.
Do off by unprncped dealers with other prepaa
lions they profit Demand AYERS and take no
others The aid there them, and they
should have it.
' wa j: WRIGHT & co,
Nos q and Isl GhartIes street, N. o.
Also by HAYILAND, CLARK GEORGE, Mobile and by
all Dealers. leZ2 btn
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A CLEVELAND LOCALS EXPERIENCE WITH HANNI-
BAL.-The local of the Cleveland Plaindealer re-
lates the following
Hannibal, which was also first view of any ele-
phant-of the elephant, in short 1t was at the
close of sultry day in June, l8--. The sun had
spent its fury and was going to rest among the
clouds of gold and crimson. solitary horseman
might have been seen slowly ascending long hill
was u.s. and we were mounted on the old white
mare. Two bags were strapped to the foaming
steed That was before we became wealthy, and
of course we are not ashamed to say that we had
been to the mill, and consequently them bags con-
tanned -four and middlin's. Presently q large OBJ
iect appeared at the top of the hill. We had heard
Of the devil and had been pretty often told that he
would have a clear deed and title to us before
long, but had never heard him painted like the OBJ
ject which met gaze at the top of that hill on
the close of that sultry day in June. Concluding
for we were mere YOUTH that it was an eccen-
trio whale, who had come ashore near North Var
mouth, and was making tour through the interior
on wheels, we hastily turned our steed and made
for the mill at a rapid rate. Once we threw over
ballast after the manner of baoonists, and as the
object gained on us we cried aloud for our parents
Fortunately we reached the mill in safety, and the
object passed at furious rate, with portion of
woodshed on its back. 1t was Hannibal, who had
run away from neighboring town, taking shed
with him.
Hannibal is vicious, and so are all elephants 1t
is only with spears and pltchiorks that tney are
| kept in subsection. The idea promulgated by
showmen and some writers that it is with kindness
these creatures are won to men, is sheer hum
/ bug Fear, nothing else, does the business. 1t
| was in 1914 ,instead of 1874 as stated by some OF
/ the New York papers, that Mr.. Van Amburgh mn
i ported Hannibal from England. He had been
shown all over Europe then. He is supposed to
4 be some 200 years old.
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LEVER AND AGUE, FROM WHICH MANKIND
suffer large part Of The globe is the consequence Q,
Of vegetable decay Thi, exaton evolved by the action Of
solar heat soil and rises with the watery spor from H.
earhs surface and with through the lungs
blood There Irritating poison on the inter
comes torpid only this virus but also the
bile the blood Both the virus and the bile accumulate in
violent constitutional disorder The
spleen kidneys the stomach sympnthize with the liver
dsordeed also Finally the instinct Of our ORGAN
ism eXpe the noxOus infusion, concen"
the whole blood Of the body in The Internal eSceor 10
force them to cast i. out The blood leaves me saer s a
the CHILL But in this effort it fails Then the fEVEK FOL
The surface AS if in another expe the irritating poison
through the other eScrcorythe skin In tins also IL
fails system abandons the attempt exhausted and waits
for lie recovery strength repeat the hopeless effort another
day. These the fits and OF Elk AND AhI
disorder will Of course undermine the health
We have Inbored to find. and have found, andote,
Ayers Ague Cure,
which neutrazes poison the blood and stinu
atcs the liver expe from the body As i should SO does
more or rather does what is Of more service to bect
this Infection taken in season eypes rom me system a.
lacks keeps system health although exposed the dis
Consequently not only cures but protects from me
Influence such Renittent Fever Chill Fever Dumb
Masked Aue Periodical Headache Bilious Headache Bilious
Eaeche, cearrh Asthma palpao.s Painful Affection Of
s Up and eS al q S ren
this will be found to assume more or less M int
This it acconpshes by stimulating the exceories to expe
hbed this their Office Of their accord Hence arises
reclamation" Time may accomplish tho SAME
tempt while this Ague Cure once, and with afe!y
We great believe this is sprer as well as safer
masmatc Infection than any which has discovered
and has still another important advantage to the public which
Is, that it is cheap as well As good,
DIR. J. G q::wsl y.s. & Co.,
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The Board of Trustees resolved pay interest of six
per cash upon the scrip issued by this Company for 1885,
to the holders thereof their legal representatives and
after the second Monday of February next.
Board OF Trustees have also declared dividend OF sixty
per cent go the earned premiums of the Company for
the year ending November 30 1855 tor which certificate will be
issued on and after the Sh Of February, 1859
The Company continue insure against the pers of the seas
and damage by fire. at the current rates OF
premiums.
OFF1cE-No3 Carondelet street.
o. GAIIIARD, President,
GRO. W. WEST, Wise President.
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j. l.. KELLY, peputy Clerk.

pgu1IRNE Coun DISTRICT SUCCESSION DE RosALfE
o'BRiEN, tponse de Jno
de In Nanvellc. Orleans. J o'BTicn--So II ,02s.
A TTENDU que John O'Bricn "a presente
n petition Ia C0ur ltte dobien les Euttre7 ii Ad-
dc eue Rosaie Ocn, epohse de
Jno. o. Brien decide intestat-
par present donn que celia peut
eorcerne uynir dtdue dix jpufs los rons lea
quelles II ne sersit pas fa droit In die pt lion.
Par ofdFe de Ia Cour.
mo- % 20 J. l.. KELLY, D6pus Greffer.
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The MEDITERRANEAN FRENCH LAKE.-1n the
zenith of his ambition, to make the Mediterranean
French lake was one Of the grand dreams of the
First Napoleon. England now sees, or thinks she
designs in Napoleon H. This is the real cause of
the jealousy Of England as to the power of Spain
along the African coast and especially al Tangiers
France knows well enough that all the power that
just rs good as is in his hands. He can govern
| Spain, and if Spain can command the Straits of
Gibraltar, ii is the same thing to him If he had
acquired it. Besides, onehalf of pair of shears ID
| and he can cut Spain can command the othe,
side, and there is no question but that it would
occupy an important position in regard to that in
land sea.
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T OUIsIANA STATE INSURANCE COMPANY
OFFICE NO 80 CAMP STREET.
Capital 100000.
DIRECTORS.
j. Iapeine, f. H. Harris
Theodore Frois, j. N Robert,
A. d. Grief, j. A. Bonnaton,
Jacob Zolly Amndeo Landry,
F.. Gauucheau
Company win be ready to transact business on the LIST OF
SEPTEMBER NEXT and will against the peris of the
seas, rivers and loss and damage re and all usual risks at
the current Of premiums.
A cash return premium of FIFTEEN PER CENT. will be
made to those nsurng in this Office.
Z. GANUCHEAU, President.
A. PfcoLET Secretary.
No,r Orleans August IL 1859. aulstf
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sp Orleans ala ersten aveaaesaay aang 4orb 23 1869
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

ElSllAL.
CoNprRolLER's offieE, !
sity Of New Orleans, Nov. 2, 1882
mo. 1851
AN ORDINANCE concerning the Markets. and providing Tor
The Common Council Of tic city of New Orleans orans
oer w shall saaai eas Of Cause this q
fee coleeon Of the Of s markets for hs year
said s as ssHs place
,s President Rea5 8 Z 4 1 SlafRo Asfsn'n
'ss'eai rresiden, Of The Board Of Aldermen
AnpT 70, sa NeSfm0e D. cRossMAN Mayor
mo. 1901
keis, Be anenied 50 rs read AZ follows:
al, A sSi;s a@s fssIs %
moly notes for endorsed to the 4sason Of the
two hres oa sx seven eight nine ten and ssssn
months Is. sne IN Cash. and lis as a he
@ and nfT q sn sls TO DE be
lessee, ,cr
President tem Board # Asiiitant AleT T
l''s''''l President pro TEN hoard Of Aldermen
Approved 2sh November, ISL. .,,,,-., ,,
mo. 3632.l
ORDINANCE to amend Ordinance relative to markets.
Be ordained BY The Common Council @ the city q Nee Or
sees Of the markets Of city Shall he entitled and
eT The sale 81 coffee ehocoate tea etc. The following and
to-wit
For each stand Of sixteen feet dollar per diem
For ench stand oil eight feet fifty cents per diem,
well understood that the parties occupying SAID cot
chocolate stands shall have the right OF using me
sale of coffee chocolate etc day ana iisht
without paying other dues than those fixed by the ordinance
fSirnedl j. MAGION1,
President Board of Assistant Aldermen.
JSirnedl A. LANDRY.
President pro Board OF Aldermen.
Approved December 10, 1851. . - ,,,,,,, i, ~ ~,
NJ 1T tSignedl CHaS, NJ W AIERMAN MayoI.-
mo. 4555.]
Resolrei That 90 of ordinance No AIS be so
amended rs to follows towt That the farmers or les
sees of of this wherein peu
try game fruit allowed TO be sold shall be en-
titled hereinafter mentioned tnw For each
and each stand for the sale OF poui-
try game fruit fifteen cents day being unaer
stood that tile end of
the tables markets the farmers shall be
titled to charge And shall be the duty OF the
Surveyor designate which tables And for each
coffee stand one dollar per day. - ,-,,,.,
[Signedl CHAS H. WALpo
President Board of Assistant Aldermen.
lSiruedl j. o. NIXON.
President Board of Aldermen.
! Approved May G. 1859. , -rr,,, -,
| Signed GERARD SHIN Mayor
Notice is hereby given MONDAY 9th December next
viii nliudcate at my office Il O'Clock NJ the above reSe
h"es' V. DUPIEssIs,
| no 1ot Comptroller.
L
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DFu1rEAECouR DE- plsraicrt SUCCESSION DE PIERRE
4 r 4 a"e j. &. ,Iackey a prssente
n petition Cour peltei dpBenit les lettres dc
Curaele Pierre vusscur dtcsds
inestnt-
Avis par present donnt que celia pcut
d'aSoir due dix jpats, les tasons les
quttcs il ne crHit pas fa droit IL la ditc petition.
Par nfdie de la Cour
n23 ii d. j. l.. KELLY. Deputa GrefFer.
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SECOND DISTRICT CouEr SUCCESSION OF MRs. RosAIIE
OBRIEN, wife Of .Jno o Brien.
of New Orleans. No. i6,01s
WHEREAS John O'Brien has petitioned
w the Court Letters Administration the Of
Rosar " Btien OF Jno. " lirien deceased
Interstate
hereby given all whom say concern show
within days why the prayer Of the said petitioner
should o he granted.
by order OF the Court. -y--... u .......
J. l.. KELLY Peputy Clerk.