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General Iaroncare Lenoury has proceeded in the gate
Zcuobe the of Syria where conflicts between the
Druses and Marontes were imminent.
The Emperor received with enthusiasm throughout
the route TO Strasburg
A fresh relapse which took place last night In the
health of Prince Jerome great uncasiness.
The AomSsuv OF this morning contains the following
Paris was last night brilliantly Illuminated.
Ne Prtnce<s Nsxss 81 Russia and her
preecut at yesterday Is review. 80.
Now thai the annexation Of savoy and Nice proclaim
cd the Emperor has granted 20 NJ Thouvcuc the Grand
Gordon Of the Legion Of Honor, as token Of his high
eatisfa sion. t.A
The departure Of Marshal Valiant from Milan gave
rise enthusiastic manifestation by the entire popua-
ton who shouted, The Emperor forever ~ "France for
everp' "Thc French army forevern
The Emperor has set ont for Baden Baden.
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ESrcrrroS N prSvrR, KsxsAsA German, naficd s'ed-
er as reoently tried and convicted q murder al Denver
Kansas and on Friday the 10th inst, was executed sy
banging, Ia presence Of large conconrse Of people H.
Appears from the evidence that inc prisoner Win man
named Micr his wife aud another man whose name wn'
did not learn, were travelling rom pn'er c'S 70 mo
p,,o,. p..t -ohs rrpes. dispute tr<k place between
sro.cr and Miller when The former, during right
when thev were cncar,rci. fell upon Mir with an ago
ami murdered him Tho murderer made hN escape, bot
e over,akrn and taken back 10 Denver city, whore DO
had far and iuartial trial, convicted, and subsc-
qucny confessed his Nmc and suffered the extreme Pc
raiiy or the law.
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Vienna lettef Of The sib has The followng:-- 1
Tho Council OF the Empire has held another sitting The
first article tho order Of the day the government
project concerning rules for the formation of the
register Of real estate. Count rkocxv Hungarian. cx
pressed opn ION that 10 adv sable 20
the first place whether the really urgcnt
while Count the Sem proposed that the project should be
referred for examination TO committee Of
bcrs. An animated discussion ersued In which the NJ
mister ofustce Adrassy Or kcn and Count chcu
took part The Hungarian councillors awaited tbemscvcs
blame the Austrian fsnctionarcs that kingdom and
raise the question OF languages The Council ultimately
adopted Ccun. Sams proposition, and al named The
committee.
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Ft- =. noRrscs June 10, 1880.
The report current that the Baron Rcaso is about
10 resign the Governor Generaship Of Tuscany.
TuRIs, June 10, 1850.
Thouyenel concerning with Count Cavour the Inc
Of policy to be followed by the governments OF France
and Sardinia in common in reference TO sfcian affairs
y is said that dispatches received in Paris from aaron
Bremen state that revolution is imminent IN the KING
dom of Naples
The mission Of the Commander Demarno to the French
Cabinet has completely failed. 49,.
me Senate has unanimously decided not to discuss the
manifesto Of Don juan. tI 'la
The cholera Ia combined to Malaga. utrJ 'fy-i
The friendly feeling between the Moors and spaniars
increases ft H so
POLITICAL NEWS. ..f f hlr-
.tr-.. ..st~ LONDON, June l6, 1850.
The weekly paper The Press makes the following state
nAp,s.- e l.sr trrs ..ir. c~e- a-alf .e
Frst-Ihat the great Powers have discovered scheme
on the part OF Russia and France to give the Dannoian
provinces to tho Grand Duke Of Leuchtenberg The dis
coyery Of this secret arrangement had great influence in
occasionDg the cold reception given 70 Prince Gortscha
koHrs proposal of an intervention in Turkey ssls
secondlyRussa and Austria have refused 70 recognise
the annexation of Tuscany 10 Sardinia. Prussia has
escaped the obligation of refusal by asking Count Co
your not 70 announce the annexation officially.
y Thirdly--That the Emperor Napoleon, it appears
about 70 claim as compensation due 70 France in con-
sderaton Of the territory which the Of Carl
badi will add to the House Of Savoy, that Genoa, the
province of Nice and the island Of Sardinia, should be
annexed 70 France. .-,- ~ ~ : ---.l r. .,a-g
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pote mat were it not summer ii would not be at al
rwT nrMsONED AMERICANA IN CUBA.
10 mn EDnoR or TIE NEW YORK BxRAIp AZ


TO nm EDITOR OF yKw HERALD ~
sr. JAeo DE cuBA, June Is, 1860.
We 'he aaserssned, three American sesnen con-
nned ID the Real Carce prison in this city, ON suspicion
OF having been connected with ths s,ava trade
We nave now been confined here the suace of Ava
months and fourteen days without eceIvpg any trial or
any satisfaction whatever, with regard az 20 what s 90
ing TO be done with us. We have at var,ons times an
Piled TO the American Consul acting in this t WIZ.
does not seem at all disposed TO sive ~: that
requires. You will favor by pubishlnU n IN
your widely circulated paper, as We can
find no redress anywhere have hitherto applied We.
have also made application 10 the commander the
United States steamer wyandote, but he the point
Of proceeding 70 when he received IT, We hope and,
rustthat sou one will take notice Of ana assist 10
signed, beg leave to sign ourselves, -, = 49,,
Your humble servants, JAMES WEBB
fc1 t-l . A SAMUEL ELLIS,
a's. 90 la an JONATHAN BROWN.
MATAyzAs, June %, 1860.
The demand for sugars nscovados siuce the 6 inst ),
has counued good little doing no stock being Arst
hands, and prices do not advance, in consequence,
doubt Of the scarcity Of vessels In clayed sugars sales Of
about 16 900 boxes have been made at SIC for No H.
no great demand Tor this grade. 81 e ef.'i 91o ts
Stock in first and sesond hands 20 500 boxes, and 500
hhds same time last year rs 900 boxes and 1900 hhds.
FnxeSus.--We have had but very few arrivals since
the 9th inst, and eur previous rates not only main
taned but doubt not that the first arrivals will 6nd
ready yet advanced rates Last charters were
Cowes, Falmouth and a market, f2 los. 81: united
States 80 per hid, ~ box for snsars 80 80 per
Exchange in moderate demand-London I21, 70 per
cent premium; New York, q ~ per cent do. = a'
In imports but little has been DONE Last sales Her
5ess ps5 Ssx sos s. g. as = 4
~ 373< whale oil 62c CSC per eai, cheese, as 50
ss lard, sis SIS co. nails, 81 s. So taow candies,
wrapping paper % 80 per ream; empty hbds, 81 r..
q 81 70 Ee{rsAfn 'fa its1'iA
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The spaniards in Morocco.

BTigadicr Mancti and Captain in the spanish army,
while their way visit the Moorish Commissioner,
were attacked at Cape Negro by two Moors, by whom
the former wounded and the latter killed. 7, ~.
The perpetrators Of the crime are being pursued.
Eleven hnts belonging TO the tribe Of the criminals have
been burnt.
The Moors are indignant at this rhine.
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The Nsse PfsassaeAs zessng gives tho following 40
count Of Tho pre nsries which led 10 the Interview be-
tween the Emperor Of the French and the Prince Regent
OF Prussia
one day last week Prince de- IA Tour a Apyorgne the
Tronch Ambassador, Informed lhron Shlelnifz Minister
Of forcrn AHas thai bis sovereign bad heard ~ the in
tended visit OF the Prince Regent 10 Baden Baden and
% 70 s sasS an
interview word be the most efficient for dssipat-
ing the amcntab,o cistrust which Germany actually
lie could receive such communication without pointing
out 10 the Ambassador that In great part q
Germany, doubtless most unjusty, Prussia was
also the object q dis,rust, and that, consc.
Napoleon could not attain the desired result The
Prince dc IA Tour dAuvergne telceraphcd this objection
&C the Truss AN governmcnt 70 Paris and received tee
meet also any Other ccrman Princes at Baden Baden, The
result IT, that tho Prince Regent has accepted the nter
ysw proposed by the Empcror Of the French on the con.
The same time 40 himself mus, the Prussian side,
everything possible has been done To avoid this incident
providing new rrctext N distrust towards rrussa9
frcrn wsss we bear the frnssisn government has ad
dressed 70 a the German courts statement cf The negc
taticns which have taken place, End II " expected that
other German rynccs win swell The list Of those already
enumerated about b. meet NJ BSen na1en. Perhaps
also, member az the Imrera house. OF Austrh viii be
present We also learn that tho Prince ~ Hornzoern
Sernarirrcn will accompany his Rnya Highrcss the
Prince Regent not Minister OF state, but member n
the royal ixnily I .
The sovcreigrs who meet 20 aorrow at f}dcn the
rmreror NAPOLEON. the Kings ~ vurtesnberg. r,vms
and Hanover, The Dukes ~ Hessc hrmstait AMI Save
wcimar. the Prince Regent q Prusss and the crcwn
H,prvp,pr~. June IS. 1870
The Prince Rcgct, 81 Prussia arr we'd bcrc yesterday
evening.
ne following have also arrived The erars nase e
Baden. the ps o. Bavera ara he GTare prse Ct sss
Neim-r.
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|. " " II =
4ne following are expected to arrive today:-The Kings
81 sayony Nuremberg and Hanover, the Grand Duke OF
hesss Dsrnstadt, the Dukes Of Cobug otha and Nassa
To-day conference Of. the German Prisoss VIII ake
The Emperor Napoleon expected 70 arrive this even
II is stated that meet ns between the Kings Of b.
vnra and Wurtemberg at Baden having been arranged,
the Prince Regent originally intended taking the opporu
nifty 10 c0nfar with tn Emperor in their presence
The King Of Hanover, during his stay in Berlin, after
wards spontaneously offered TO take part in the COME
formed the Hng Of Saxony that three other Kings would
be present during his conference with the Emperor.
Cessfon OF savoy ana Vice.
Tho French Legislative body Wednesday, Count
do Ncrny 10 the chair he Minister of State was intro
dsced, and addressed the Legislative body in these
. ApsenuHs IHs DxruuHs-The Emperor has resolved
that the Legislative body shall take part in the great ACT
q the annesaton Of savoy and q the Of
you TO divide the territories into jurisdictions OF Imperial
courts ane into departments His Majesty has thought
soSsmn act, At which shs ns,o reoes; ana which SS
adding TO our country populations who have remained
S ~ the 4S
The President, having received the communicated from
fSess a ss prove how much the
Chamber jotps heartily in the Imperial policy his
pss sA Sso o1 sss, s
ssass sad ss sHs
strongly The peace az Furopc yRenevsed apphusc
me Iinistsr a STATE then left TIC Cbambcr NJ Bon.
fss Pssssest q s e Kim ne osrcs Of state
Ant 4 The trritoriss UNITED to the erpire Ia viruN
Of TIA enafus Consuitun az the I1th June 1890 are
divided OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES IN the foIIowpr nnaner
territory Of SAVOY forms two depares that Of SayoA
and ayoic the TERRITORY or Nice and the arrou.
dssement OF erase taken from thu denartent Of The
Var, compose the department Of the Apes Msliiues
AT q The Inits al those deuarments and the subdi
vision of them INTO arropd sscments cantous and com.
upes shall be xed by DEGREES Of the Emperor to be is
Art The rtnents az savoie and Of Harte savoa
shaII form the risdicon Of an Imperial the seat
of hch shan he at Chanberv The denartment of thn
xlnes Mar times forms p,rt of The ursdction Of the
Imper al court Of Aix
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A Berlin letter says;-The Prussian note, In reply 70
the Danish cdspatch, has been communicated by
vernment 10 the Cabinet Of london, with special mo
moir which dwels the consequences Of the protocol
the Danish government actsa manner which cxces po
pular passions nc4 only IN schlcswick and Hcsein, bu
In all Germany--a conflict viii beccsnc Inevitable, and
calm cannot be vccssbiiabed Prussia, In consequence,
invokes the concatory intervention of the English go
vernmeut since IA The state of Europe conflict
between Germany and Denmark 10 not at all desirable.
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ny TELEGRAPH TO SOUTHAMPTON, PER GREAT EAsrERv.
u. PARIS, Juno t6, 1900
The xoni<sv the arrival az the Emperor At
Baden Hc was received by the Grand Duke. IN passing
through the the Emperor met with Sympathetic
x,rxs, June 10, 1890.
he government was said to be organizing military
Manifestations 10 nsvor Of proclsmsiicn Of . cone!u
ion.
..rnffa- eat. elf MsssrSA, June 10, 1850
secret committe 81 this town is in correspondcnce
with Tar bald.
The insurrecsion in Caisbrs a denied. catsnia is
evscua,ed Several officers and party Of Ncarolisan
soldiers deserted returned 70 raermo whence they
have been caabra The sa,c of the soldery
Wretshcd.
vyNSs, June IS. Is60.
The Austrian casts says the frussao Ambassador has
Greatly announced Count Rechberg the approaching
lrisrvew % the Prince Regent with the Emperor Napo-
lcon Baden and made such declaration ~ W AS os
ct ih.ai al i.ars are removed
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letter from Vienna Of the 9th, IN the Cologne Gd-e
says;-A circular of the Sandman government 10 the
great Powers exposing tho schemes Of the clerical party
for the overthrow OF the existing sae Of things in Gen.
trail Italy and for the restoration of the exd Princess
il about TO be published The ardian government pos
clear proofs OF these schemes, obtained In the
OF arrests recently effected al Milan and Florence
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The Commander dc MARITIME has renowned his Intention
OF going to London being convinced that hts mission
would the present moment be OF avail al the Forcgn
ofiicc. t.s -.
The Commander left Cor Naples last night. .l
The Fd,rs Of this evening states that the vessels cap
urc by the Ncapoans had board 400 volunteers aud
s.00O mnskets. - 100 Il ------ ----- u
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RROWN'S ESSENCE OF JAMAICA GIN
Ii GER is an invaluable Family Medicine this
the year. preventive and for the Darrhe Dysentery
and many Internal Diseases II peculiarly ecaeious
complaints of children and is known prescribed by
Medical Faculty. Prepared only BY FRED'k BROWN and
for sale at his Drug and Chemical Store, n. f CORNER OF
FIFTH AND CHESTNUT STREETS PHILADELPHIA.
Also for sale by all respectable Druggists in the United States
and JSO WRIGHT Il CO.. New Orleans. je5 tim
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je5 Iy&W
CHESTNUT GROVE WHISKY:
CHESTNUT GROVE WHISKY

The Proprietor Of the above CELEBRATED WHISKY de-
sres introduce the article the public city
and country, as the
Puresf DfFusable StfmuIant
which has been prepared for medical proves
cordial healtul invigorating TO the eneebe
whether by disease distilled from the best rye
malt and its nutritious properties preserved by process
peculiarly his own whereby the Fust other noxoas in
gradients known be contaued the Whisky general use
completely separated that the absolute purity this
tce from any foreign admixture is guaranteed.
In addition to the following testimonials from the
nent Analytical Chemists of Philadelphia New York
ton the State Agricultural Society have endorsed with their
Diploma and Dr. Jackson Of Boston, testified under oath
TO its absolute purity. Read the following
CERTIF Cafes:
m Philadelphia Sept o. 1858.
We have carefully the sample Of Chestnut Grove
Whisky which sent and find that contains the
poisonous substance known Fus OIL which is the
istc and injurious ingredient the whises general use
BOOTH, GARRETT CAMAC,
N=-o..~ @#@= Analytical Chemists
New York. Sept. B. 1883
have analysed sample of Chestnut Whisky
from Mr.. Charles Wharton, Jr of Philadelphia having
carefully tested it, pleased that entirely free
from poisonous deleteou substances 1t is unusually
pure and fine favored quality of Whisky.
JAMES R. Chiffon, Analytical Chemist.
Boston, March 7, 1889
have made chemical analysis of samples Of
Chestnut Grove Whisky which proves heavy
Fus Oils perfectly pure and The fine
flavor Of this Whisky derived from the grain
| featuring it. Respectfully,
| A. A, HAYES, M. D., State Assayer,
No. 10 Boylston street.
| CHARLES WHARTON, Jr.,
| Wholesale Agent
| lie Walnut street.
| je2 ly&W PHILADELPHIA.
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BsrCreace1st lodge Mo. s, L. o. q. r., meets
EVERY THURSDAY EVENING in Lodge Room No. l, Odd
Fellows Hall, at O'clock
Gtcers-J, a. Sylvester n. G.. Peter WILLIAMS, Y. @
swerheE Recording Secretary L. NJ Jahan Permanent Sec
gatary s. L. Butler, Treasurer
Members of Sister Lodges fraerna invited attend.
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In mineral where many ingredients assocatsy
In solution 1t is conceded BE- how these ingredients
rsch micsly united 10 the other We however in
this case. infer that the water contains
Catbonc acids silica chloride Of magnesium hcarbonate Of
lime chloride Of sodium carbonate Of soda ecae of poasss
bicsbonae of IRON seicate Of of So
dunn, snd probably other combinations
EI-From the ls Of June line Of oInnibusses will
from the Springs Vaudeville leaving the Springs o'clock
A. to meet the morning boat and leaving Vaudeville for the
Springs by the return Of the evening boat Fare each
dollar. M
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7
Parish Of Orleans, City OF New Orleans
BE it mber5d that the 18th July 1860 before
the undersigned Justice of The Peace in and for the city
aforesaid personally appeared THOMAS A. ADAMS, Presi
dent Of the Crescent hptual Company Of New Or
leans who being duly according law does deposa and
say foregoing Just and and correct
transcript frph The books of The Company
THOMAS A. ADAMS, President
Sworn cyibed before me- the 18th July, 1857
u. f. MITCHELL. I'd J. P.
The Board of pHy interest Of 81
PER CENT all the outstanding certificates Of Pre-
ia holders thereof their legal and
After the SECOND MONDAY IN August proximo
Also to declare dividend of THIRTY PER GENT. ~ psf
pent the Net Earned Premiums of the Company for the
year ending 30h Jnne 1850 for which certificates will be
Issued on and after the FIRST day of October next.
resolved further a after resefvng One Million Of
Dollars o. Profits all the outstanding certificates Of ths
issue Of year 1885, redeemed and after tina SECOND
MONDAY IN AUGUST p-1ximo-interes thereon to cesae
troe1 blEh June NIL
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closed mail consisting Of letters and 1ewpape for States
Austrian Postal union aud Denmark,
Norway Sweden Poland Rua Greece Ionian Islands, etc.,
from Office in New York sesi weekly
the West India Islands will be sent by this
steamer.
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SUMNER RESORTS.


~ess the ABHTA sPRIN GS-MRs. y. A. z-ms
Ef.aI bDS5lGFE respectfully her friends x
ElJlana the public generally, that her house now open
Tor the reception Of visitors The ungas medicinal
baths be enjuyed perfection cfacles for bath.
ing have been greatly increased and proyeS ta
heretofore WI be abandanty supplied and sTery attesion
m be paid TO the comfort Of Hyads She earnestly trusts nv
cr untrnR exesons give satisfaction all may honT
he by their patronage Being situated pieaDt driving
distance from the villages Of Coyingion and Aandoe II rem
ders ffe drives to tisse places co0 yenie T.
The Abita omnibus viii be p attendance the Finding ut
Covington to convey passengers to the springs
CHEMICAL ANALYSIS By PROFESSORS j. L. & w. p
RIDDELL.
This very remarkable spring Ia situated the Abta
parish Of S. TaumAny miles and half Of
ington large volume Of saer arises from the earth viii
strong Its temperature fonnd he 60 degrees
1t h quite unlike waters known In the neighborhood
From its nnusa chemical composition and the large
Silica conafas led suppose has il very
deep in the earth being in fact n,iural artesan we'll"
j. L. 4 ". P. RIUDhIL,
Professors Louisiana University
fIn 100 itre o. the water weighing 10000 grames
there 10 ~ Of dissolved matters made of the
following ingredients enumerated In the order Of their relative
abundance"
acla grannes
silica. 3B
SODIUM ....t..-..t-.,t--..-..-...- 23l
frotSxide OF ron.-. .....-..........s...-... ~
Lime l-of
Magnesia OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 0,S5
Chlorine. OIL .
Alnfnina 0.B
Potossa, sulphuretted hydrogen, organic matter
ana loss'+-r-- --....-...'.-.t.--..-. 04S
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VI AUCTlONEERS AND APPRAISERS, tcontnued sue
J. A. Beard Coz will attend sales public
private auction, such Houses Lots Plantations Slaves
cessions Bank and other stocks, Vessels Cargoe War
dens, Damaged Cotton or Goods, Furniture, etc.
GARDNER SMITH
ISAAC T. HART,
BENZ. P. LEEFE,
... j. Il. KENDRICK.
New Orleans, July q 1860. i've 3m
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PHILADELPHIA earns

MOSS, BROTHER q CO..
AVE No. $50 MARKET STREET.
. PHILADELPHIA,
Booksellers, Seatfoxasrs and Blank Book
MANUFACTURERS.
xs-aanufsctmers Of MASONIC AND ODD FELLowS
REGALIA JEWELS, etc. je2 6m
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THE OLDEST CANDY RIAMUFACTORN
IN AMERICA.
ESTABLISHED IN 1906. 1T

Ridley g. Co.,
CORNER OF CHAMBERS AND HUDSON STREETS.
Opposite the Hudson River Railroad Depot,)
NEW YORK.
CANDY, SUGAR PLuMs. LozENGEs, etc. etc.,
In all their varieties made exclusively ranea Loaf
Sugar without adutestion adnxurs delatarous sub
stances of any kind.
Those wishing to purchase article requested
stock them with these offered
elsewhere.
R- Boxes of ASSORTED CANDIES for families nut I'm
to order, at prices ranging from SIS upwards.
~ Candies etc. etc. packed in boxes Of IS 30 and 100
suitable for the Southern trade, and shipped order.
ES- Orders by mail promptly executed
Nzy- Terms cash. i.Efy
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DartituIar Notites.
g-omee Of the Colnmissioners OF the Com

Ry-OGce of the Commissioners of the Com
Solida'ed Debt OF New Orleans r rn,v .. 1870
b y se S a E thu @ sssSn q The IS Of d. ~ et%
81 New @ a. and 70 provide for s ~ admin
III III ~ ~ a ~ ~ M sd psSna
for the incorporation Of The city Of Lafayette with tie city Of
meeting all obligations of the old corporations maturing in the
Until de 3 August 1880 # 2 esssk n s for e pg,GlHss
as sa r. a. "y 3 % Il sfss s
a a. s rate & per cent per annnn payable emnnn
Proposals to be endorsed the Of Bonds of
ss c s SsT q be S s he & p sGs e.
Commissioner rescrvipg tie right reject any ali bids
FERNS of payment cash on deliyeEy9 # the 5S9as
Xp RSr dfSSES cTf% ass.s,.f
+. i. FoRsTAIi,
Chairman Finance ef pPRs Board Of Aldermen.
DE B 9sn Finance Com Board Of Asst 1sS
BAsK. or LOUISIANA, = -.
ss.The Board of Directors OF, this Bank
CENT aso an sStra dyiead y FiwE PER cENT got
Tue stockholders and s'i
HB.Notiee-To Fire department. and Pub
and published July 10Th. 1860. viz
mo. 527s.1
1882 providing for The firing The evening in The four
Rs.9sd Jnre That to establish uniform time the Police
and Fire Alarm Telegraph shall after ten days notice from the
one tap Of the bell and in lieu Of the evening GIN o'clock
r. NJ from the April the list October nine Of the
bell and VI o'clock NJ the LIST October to the LIST April
eight taps. -
[signed LEA F. BAKEWELL,
President Board of Assistant Aldermen.
tSfgnedl j. o. NIXON.
President Board of Aldermen.
Approved July 10, 1850.
[signed JOHN 7. MONROE, Mayor.
Notice hereby given ha he striking q the bell il
S IN WIN % F'
jy2I I5t A. HEBERT Superintendent.
RB-Pubifc Schools, Second District Score
TARYs OPFcEAn examination OF Male applicants to the stu
Principal and First Assistant English Teacher in
Boys Schools will be held MONDAY The Both Of July,
p. NJ, in this Office
iyl9 i0t AUG. CAssARD. Secretary.
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COPARTNERsHIp.

OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES WILLIAM r. ATWOOD
" Is admitted partner in house after this date
New Orleans. July6 1890. jy6 Im&3mW