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The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1861-04-03
4 CompIlmen, Gom Royalty.

We j The filaeiur item ron a recent nuHlst II
The l6.ilon gCoun) Journal q We have af late %.
sffsel Nhh plsssufable feelings . Ffspihs ieHdsney
lmanz lie higher citrles 10 epnlraei closer inimsey
with TIE disciples 1t Nj anil science, THIS u . i
should he ~ 10 saf humble opinion England fi,rs
higher IL The scale Il civilization ~ lhr lenls rcnans
% be- Than w The fsys Of military glory Hnsesd
rom her arms a. the htr l,res IN the Queenis Dfse.
ing Rooms among other so,alai,iiss se nolired vth
unieignri Satisfaction ths essbmlsd d.. Holloway,
whvse Pills and uinimsHI hsse Won ~ him univsr.
~ anil inprn.b,te namr. hssosf hallisnls slraras.
y rnnfased with the seesnt aud rettrcAe dtess ofthe
eouniets Who surrounded him On introducing him
% the Qussa. Her Majesty etisnjed her hand b. him
10 The mo.i gracious aud smilng manner. sslapiug
him isr moments - well msnisd compliments 10 his
famr. which bid teta echoed % The ulleImesl bo1n.
datif. y ne satih. wleevs sitkRess hal und ~.
cal bphiialigD. or dsease soun IT, dragons teeth.
Her Naefy particularly sllpdedto The heoe6is whch
Dal only the wounded Biiirh bot even French Soldiers
bad ueeited from be Ointment dafing the Rurian vAt
Tile D0ciof bowed his venerable head 10 Acknowledge
meni n Ibis proud tritu from he Sovereign Misirss
. III unceising tfs 10 The cause q sue,ng humsn.
w. Ffom lbe united Testimony " ihe Medical SAL.
the Officers and Miss Florence Nightingale. who III
eaneHred IN the great efficacy n d. HoIlewsys ONT.
rBsDt In eas.sho wounds. sloughine ulcers, nbr outs
ss COMMISSIONS, ihe Government has issued orders that
The Ointment be used of dressings W 81 The Military
Hospitals throughout GREAT Britain snd her dspenssn-
eiess Chester toenfrg Tune,
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to prepare, as soon as possible, q new digest

to prepare, as soon as possible, new digest
Of all the laws IN force IN rotation to common
schuos IN the State, together with an index,
notes and explanations, and 70 publish the
same 10 une vi the monthly numbers Of the
said Journal of Education seat 70 all the
schoal districts, aud that lie cause five hun.
ldred extra copies 10 be printed for the use
Of his .oflice.
Sro. s. BE IL further enacted, That when
questions shall arise as to whether children
are descended from negro ancestors within
! The degrees to deprive them Of the benefit OF
4 the common school fund, the boards OF eoon-
IS superintendents may and shall make de.
.cision, which shah be binding until the
questions are decided by the Courts having
y Jurisdiction in such cases, either party hay-
tiag lie right to appeal to said courts.
sEe. 9. BE IL further eaaeiea, That ma
draft shall be drawn IN favor ol a teacher IN
Ill the end Of The term Tor which he was en-
played, or after the expiration 81 three month:
iron it commencement. except IN cases
where teachers gave BY consent nl the com.
uittee befpre the time for which they were
Iemployea is OUT.
Sgc 10. md be il further enacted, That
tNhtH the shat' hilh ~ i'S oa''hu a"fe''"
, tendents does not reside 1T tie county seat
Ne mas deposit the school register Tor tht
county in tie Office Of The clerk u the coun
: " court. making The elrtk hi. Geput, for th'
safe keeping Of the sane, aud rmpowern.
him 10 furnish them 70 teachers, on the or
ders OF committees, anl 10 take receipts to-
, them according to ne regulations gosefnIn.
: the action Of chairmenin this matter; and u
such cases the registers may be returne'
. again to the said clerks.
SIC. IL BE Il further enacted, That thi
!. act shall be in force from and alter it. ratlti
J cation, and that al law. and clauses 81 law
! coming il conflict with IL provisions be an
lhey are hereby repealed.
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Missouri State GoaTeation-The Result d
it, Deliberations.

This nailv hl, atli9urned until the third
Monday IN December. after having appoint
ed THE following gentlemen a. delegates 20
the Border STATE GnnieHtl u :--llantli0n X.
tiem55e, Johg 3 iltnlcrs ~. Wm. a. Halt.
Jiaes Il. Moses. Nu. Dpasia.. Lar lebors
Iieudf5ls, and WA. @. Pabrroy. The 81.
Louis Democrat, rep, gtes The ialiaWing a.,
tie substance ol What aas done BY the Con-
seutipu:
i" Tie voice " Missouri "a, been spoken
through DE convent called far that pgr.
pose. That voice pronounced that further
concession. should be made, with view TO
ne restoration II liz t.ninn u the states.
Definitely these concessions shu4li lave ihe
Criifeniea rc,rlutl IL fur their basi-. II
declare, dat such rruni. would BE- imper.
He'd b tie u.r al infet 81 lhr par 81 the
sece,l,d States, ahich spe aly ati,i,e. The
federal ir0ur. 20 &c sIthdramn irom lhuse
Sstp- where culiis.nn ihrratrus.
. FIRM 4aI steady III il. eSpre-sinn. i le-
clare. ~ national convention. 10 lie hope
that i. deliberations, mas rrspl "a tneasure,
wbleh vii SECURE tit object. Tue sabr
ynfee prpunnurr. that there !. Al pfr.ent ~
aIrq4ar cap.r ~ refining from he Turin.
II refuse. N ilii- iim". in plrlsr Missouri
10 .re,..lnn. even III ire r,cni ui Z y -r,es-
.iOu 81 The fr.' 81 lhe border STATE. u tie ~.
iu.al 81 ti,e North 10 acc. le 10 ant plan d
adjustment.
j" lie inference NAV br dfl,n firm ihr
action n tlis rmi, enlion that Missouri. IL
latnr 1t every ptacr4ble mode ~ adjustment
calculated TO coll back tie secpi.tI s.sfes.
aud IN defialt u obtaining such mtl.nre-,
vii favor steps Tor bringing shout Peacra-
Dir separation betsren ~. UniUn and iir
southern CmirieracY. Al.n. fblt hrr nilhrl
\, u state IL Suspense II, ~ tie question ~
tetltng from ilir Union. mil Tie h4ppe ius
u tie contingencies winch have been men.
9 timed
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THE PLAIN Truth FOR Missouri. = Ii the
Missouri State Convention. on the i4th in.
slant Judge Orr. delegate irom Greene conu.
ty, spoke some plain truths as 10 the plot Of
the secessionsts He said:
1T would be the height Of folly for Mis-.
souri, to secede. Where one negro now es-
capes Ia Illinois, dozen would escape, aud
instead of recovering bali of them, We would
recover nnne. | never expect 70
"a out Of lie uoon. and will live in Mis-
souri, ton. tel suu that IN going 10 stay
where am. ] am gning Ia stay in the I'm
ion. avn neither going South or North
But am told You are going North No
sir, am MT going 10 lrnt with Missouri over
10 any II them. Well. then. am corr.
ciunists Let me illustrate BY IN incident
in my own history. once had two son.
whn took notion to run away from me. and
pretty snon one Of them came back. What
did do then: Instead Of shedding bOnd
she'd tears, and the next morning put him
\ On hnrse, ami gave him another horse along
side and sum Of meney. aud told him 10 -
and brig back his brother. They returned
and lneier thought oil punishment. That
textrlly the way | would trcat our Southern
brethren. Il was aid by thr gen
tlrnan from Cole Mr. knnttl thai lie vol,
very much regret TO stain his hands with h.
bruther'S blnpi. =, would L. But don
want ny brother to stain his hand. with N,
blood aud il may be necessary. possibly, {,
stain nur hands with nur brothers hiu0i I,
.ase nur wives ami daughters"
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YlRelsn sriLL ron rnE USiny.-The Rich.
muni Wing says tHat Tie reaction ii Nrgin.
IA 10 favor d secession, occs.iOned Is The
tune ui The Inaugural. has been followed b.
angther reaclIpa "a fly0r Of the Union. since
thr policy Of the Administration has been
a.cefiained - BE- peaceful, and adds:
III conclusion, let " endeayur IL i'm.
pres. upon tie minds 81 -seees.iuaist.
and CunsertaiSes--lhat no ordinance u Sc.
orssinn will be passed by the Convention al
the present time aud that, Il such ordinance
we're 10 be passed. i would be voted down.
under existing circumstances. w an over.
whslming majority. Why. then. such being
tie fact. siould anybody, WIN desire. the
peace aud happiness of our citizens. eontin-
ue % agitate aud pirate about secession 0r.
dinanref The thug is altogether impossi.
blt, IidiculOus and unnecessary, and We ad.
aonish tie honest and tOiling masses % the
people IN Virginia 20 pay no attention 10 the
senEeless clanors Of the precipltationists IN
this subject. The Convention will adopt, in
substance, the majority report ol the com
mttee % Federal Relations. as expressive !"
the views, wishes and demands 81 Virginia
aud cal Conference Ol the Border Slave
states, aud then adjourn over until next fall
or winter. And that il about al IL sill d,
lur the present aud al that it ought TO do
- our humble Judgment.
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THE corroN QUESTION n ENGLAND.


lhe Philadelphia American gives p9hliel:
" I, the following extract Off letter, which
il saws !, from a. ,ntelIistn. gentleman in
Lnniuu:
Tie receat conduct of yuur slave own.
ers, WIN have FOR many Years exercised
the manlpnly ul supplying m"re than lkree-
iautlhs the quantity # cntiun required ior
TIE mtullar'ures Of this county. ha, gi,en
rlsc II i mn.i extensive Arrangement iur ~,
curing tie requisite supply from lntiia. aud
ycl would hardly crrd,r. nnIess you witre,.-
ed Il, ho~ unrea.ing the transfer Of silver L.
ludta nov =. for the purpose of being ap,
Piled IL establishing railroad, into iho.r ,ll.-
triets Nhrre the greatest quantity II cniia,
Is Produced, ], having been TIE difficulty u
CONVEYANCE from die place 1t - grpNih,
whleb j, now about IL he removed. winch has
4 iIiefto prevented nut ..uly this cpgntrr frau
gctlo. IN unlimited supply, but sufficient
suppl, for All Tie markets il Europe
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ETfEcr Of pI.r.LlN n yInaINIA.

Tie most dangerous enemies Of the main
tenanee u slavery ii Virginia, srs ler own
disaniOn press and orators. llthey succeed
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1861-04-03

Tnrspns % MEtn.sI.a--it Hatcrhill.
Massachusetts. twenty five person.. anh
efsi.in machinery. produce SIS hundred pair,
pfne'. .Ape. dtilg. 81 the stitching !.
Dire bt .eaing aathinrs. run hi .feam 30
combination ~ the two greatest mechanical
inventions. Every operation. except fitting
lie .bne to lhe le.t. even 10 tie inal polish.
iug and cutting The prgs pai 81 The inside TO
prevent thrm from hurting the Int. is per-
turned jy machinery. Onr u ihr greatest
rnfin.iies /. ihe pegging machine. Which in-
sstis The awl. cut. MT tie pegs lrnm 4 strip
ii mopi. sud drives them IN al al me opera.
tlnr, aud rspi,lly ttAi It will peg iva
rows around the sole of ,hue IN twenty see.
onds.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1861-04-03

Roiiogayl nit' aud 0iafmeai.--Iei facts spesk
&c Themselves praeficr ~. Thsmg. II mSsiy The
naipte and Treatment ~ disease Il The unswrfsing max
III u the medical profession 10 famihafiIe al cln-srs
with is cause sad effect and enable them -ubdne u
Nv tso essential remedes- Pills and oipimeni-- has
hrt the unera.ng eifau u Hollow ay now mark Tho
resnli thu public mind i daily losing confidence 10 tho
pteeasons Of the iaenty, account u ~ late iheo-
retca .scn.ions; vhile The olhef hand. Hooways
PHI anil Ointment have ipunJ locsl hahiiaon and
name" 10 every niiion 81 The Earth. 10 thsUmhii,m
add all IL phases. IN neutalsia. Rlandaiar sWsings,
csl-. barns, ehblan.. PROSTITUTES. 81 the stse. 81 the
Ointment Is uuiy m.seous; while ~ coughs. colds.
sars.thioals. s.,hmi, bronchitis anil consumption the
ruies ~ The unlcd action d the Pits and Ointment are
unqu. slIuBabls.
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duties a. heretofore, until the'new Govern
ment shall be prepared to assume the entire
control OF lis postal affairs, and declares that
no new appointments will be madeat pres.
emit. He dwels upon the great public ne
cessity Of ample postal facilities. and adds,
with an eve 10 possible contingencies, that
:" If the Government Of the United States
should cease TO carry on this service, before
this department shall be organized and pre-
pared to take charge oft, no great shock to
The public interest will be produced by such
a course, as the Postmaster General Is au
,horlzed TO continue, Professionally. By pro
clamation. the present postmasters, and 9th
ers in the postal service, in off &C. and TO COZ
tinue existing contracts for carrying In
mails, until new appointments and new con
tracts can be made"
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POSTAL ARRANGEMENTS At TIE SOUTH
Postmaster General Reagan, Of The south
ern C0blederaoy. has issued circular 10 re.
la.ign 70 The postal organization. lie de-
sires The Federal pustnasters 10 continue their
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Tie following i two good 10 bf Iusi. I'll.
often made a subject II complaint that min.
i.tets u the Gospel participate IN political
matters. An ancedole ~ a W.. Field. whu
lised ~ Vermont several wear. ago. contain.
good reply: A. The reverend gentleman
went. a time. O. deposit his vote. Tie ofricer
who received itbeing friend aud plri.hioner,
but opposite politics, remarked, al am sor.
~, Nr. Field, to sre you here" Mhv -
asked Mr.. Field. " Because" said the iii
Ger, i" Christ aid BIZ kingdom wasnst IL lh,.
world." ia. 10 one a right 10 Vote said
Mr. Field. {" unless he belongs 10 The king.
dom 81 Satin T. rhi. ~ once let 10 ray ii
light 10 the dltkenej chambers Of the oiFicer',
Uranium, which be had never thought d be.
fore.
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DoLtR JEwELnY. Speaking Il the store.
established IN many cities Of The uniird
States where purchasers Of jeselfY can have
their i" choice for one dollar The Chicago
Journal says:
The principal composition used N Tie
manufacture u jeselry is termed Orside,
and il simply an excellent quality 81 brass.
Il Is the mosl positive imitation ol snid that
has ever been discovered il wears like II,
not diseoloring anything i touches, as CON.
mon brass Or copper viii il may be engrav.
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ed or chased, being the same all the way
through; il is much softer and more readily
fused than gold, however. aud its value may
be imagined when we say that dozen fine
" chased spoons Of this metal can be bought
for o. so, with profit TO the retailer, even
al that price, of over thrty-three per cent.
or this metal, tie New York Scientific
American, most excellent authority, says:
0relile Of gold. Of which 50 many cheap
articles Of iewelry are now made, is simply
a very beautiful brass, without single grain
Of gold IN lis composition.
The cns,liest part Of the oreide operations
is the moulds and forms in which.he iewelry
| is shaped and cut. Were they obliged to
have these monlds made expressly al each
change Of fashion, il would materially reduce
the profits; but they avoid this difficulty by
purchasing the monlds 10 which jewellers
have made the real gold jewery, and thus
also obtain the latest patterns Probably the
most expensive looking piece Of this jewery
dues not cost for the merchandising. put
ting together and making-up, forty cents.
----~~~-~-~-~---
THrSos AT the WHITE IIousE.-A CORES.
pontlen, Of the Mercury, writing from Wash
linston, SAYS: Mr.. Lincoln does not seem TO
elicit any special remark. The handsome
aud brilliant ladies' of the Republican Court,
who we're mostly from The South, are no
longer with Us. aud the receptions are goo-
nv atd unprodlable. The inward show al
the White House is quite different. however,
for the household is much larger than during
old Backs time He had every thing con-
Quoted on the green old English stsie. and
al dinner Miss Lane and himself would sit
aud talk politics. Now there are twenty
threein old Abe's family. The ionsly halls
Of The White House resound TO the playful
laughter Of children, while the dining room
each day contains enough dinners 10 suppUrI
good sized hoiel. All are merry bat old
Abe. lie alone is gloomy.
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comfort Bennet. the millionaire If Che.
nnng county. " W. remarkable man
b. commenced without means ami Wurkrd
f,r III lrner. ~ eight years. before W Had
means 10 buy land - ihr meridian d Tie,
IL lot 81. right hand. IIc Is NV eighty
war, old. has been blind ioar years. AID IA,
accumulated, BY earning, and savings. 81,
DuI.HOJ.
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-T'he Texas Legislature has passed reso.
luton approving the conventions act in de-.
posing Governor Houston. A bill has also
been passed 70 raise regiment ~ mounted
riasmen, 10 the number Of one thousand men !,
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-01-19

-, STATE LOUISIANA
Parish Of Orleans, City of New Orleans
Be remembered that the 18th of July 1861 before me-
the undersigned Justice Of the Peace in city
aforesaid personally appeared THOMAS A. ADAMS Presi
dent of the Crescent Mutual Insurance Company New
leans who being duly according law does depose
that the foregoing true correct
transcript from the books of the Company.
THOMAS A. ADAMS, President
Sworn to and subscribed before me, the 18th July 1861
D. F. MITCHELL, 2dJP
The Board Of Trustees pay interest
PER CENT in cash all the outstanding certificates
It's to the holders thereof hereal
after the SECOND MONDAY in August proxinlo.
Also, declare dividend of THIRTY PER GENT $50 pef
cent? the Net Earned Premiums of the Company for the
ending the Seth june 1860 for whab certificates will be
Issued On and after the first day of October next.
And resolved further after reervpg over One Million or
Dollars of Profits all the outstanding certificates OF the
issue Of the year 1857 be redeemed the SECOND
MONDAY IN AUGUST proximo-frereat thereon TO ceass
from slth june ult,
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Proclamation par lie Marie.

Proclamation par lie Marie.
MARIE DE LA NoUvELLE- ORLEANS,
H6tel-de-ville, dGcembre 1860
I'm VERTU de la, resolution No. $40 dyg
"A Consel Commun de la vile de la Nouvee Orleans ct
for6ment 10 section 2l de chare de la VILE par
present donne qnernenion della willie de la Nouvee
est de are eargir cnquanteos pies pouces ct
quatre ignes la ST. Andre, la SCharles Ia
Dryades ct aRs de pratqner overure de la ST.
Andre cent Vngteux peds neuf pouces large pal
de 10 rue Dryades la Howard
d6 law8w JOHN t. MONROE, Marie.
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Proclamation by the Mayor.
MAYoRALTP OF New ORLEANS
Z City Hall, December g. 1850
RY VIRTUE OF resolution No. $40 of the
~ Common Council Of the city Of New Orleans and ac
eordance with section i2 of the City Charter is hereby
given that is the intention Of the city New Orleans cause
ST. Andrew street. from ST. Charles Dryades street 10 be
wened TO width of fifty three feet four inches four lines
and also to said ST Andrew street opened from
Dryades 10 Howard street, width of hundred and
twenty-five feet nine inches
JOHN t. MONROE, Mayor
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PoI4aGE 5AFIs--IDFFlCiA.L.
s $685. u SIX X ssss 81 f Hes n
ss es son nssE e i sst n as &
GStoey good teeth looks very intelligent has very
I s md Il es a2 rs : %
&'>' -. = sH R eSs1s L city Police jail
Registered ganuSry 9, 1851
+ saIo Isl oiefk # Genptrollsr
~ s. th s q, City r sl e., a MI
S' stsss Hensss Missis.Bpf H
egss ears and i eea about Is years
rA' ' MI as fdn HI H RtSasIS fsso5 s law
=, Ksepsr Of CITY Police jail
: = ALFRED a. nuoRos,
was nrogght to tine CITY Police .gail ON
Is says k 0 rnpss sa ee o0T VII a Z
Fo Hadson Ia he feet inches high, very ino
m 0wn'F call e ff!P II ERsSs5S Gs2o5 5a law
-, Keeper Of CITY Police Jail,
' 49, . -. ALFRED a. pUoRos,
l Iato lot CLERK Of Colptrolef
WAS brought to the City Police Jail ON
a nj sass Seop 81 e dE eS S,G aonS
John NseS who lives on Omega bayou L. He is feet7
2o thfce Hight Hama fH Di ea
sA' owner T s' MI ffE Ii ESPs fsso TO law
- -, Keeper Of City Police Jail.
ALFRED A. DUCRos,
IatH lot Clerk o. COMPTROLLER.
WAS Brought to the City Police ,rafl or,
the KEN of Deesmheg 1860 the light muato boy Sly
above N@tchez. St. GATHERINGS Greek Miss He is
inches high has bEshy hair neary straight COON teeth and is
aged about IL years - ~
The will call and claim his property according law
MIGUEL HERNANDEZ, JR.,
Keeper of City Police Jail.
Is lst Clerk Of Conptroler.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-01-19
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STREET. e'oNfs N \, = !, ge,l q Y.
a q fa fsrst 6sts Fesa Lafayette and aias
i ssoas lsa si aiis Nhie nj, Bow.
MSet eia;esa days the there
e m a sss q pe s egSsRi IT. t'7a ~
Ney Orleans Tanqsrg Is lsil f. .t,,,sr
'N's' s'sss4 sss'sS's q IA ALFRED y. nv eros
Il, "a ,u " VI VS. sss4 & Eli, 5s.sg
sn e. a. ass5 ss u ss Si ss M
I'm Csaehpn noir Ell hisic.
III as Il e Rs ssaeSs psbs ' 9 az 1T
depot y ianyist g ss!SsA
pfruta Cominissarr das Enes
Noarslle.o Orleans. is ianvisc Isl. iaIs s.
T7aassr I1IsgEs4o1s pqUND. Was Brought
ys a nj e yitln hree days and me
,ssas public aac,fosa saia Pound On
s ais3 JS snsS IA l 5ss q la O'clock A NJ
1 EA i 3S n'ty Street Commissioner
& ALFRED y pucRos
Clerk Of Comptroller
s s1hsE NJ ass Il F'lsF Sl s5s
raes l3S S re, e 4, y me, ecnfe efases--
s fs fRsss s , ys, r, snsSsrs pabqno
Ddpnte Gontnissairo dss Rnes
\ Nsnyalla. Orleans. g e janyier Isfl. islT 81
GEGONIs DIstl1sgt' FouN E--ysFa IS ,roTssss,t
q i lhs ssson District Pound IF ienSile
one brown anie, baa right eye about ll hands high
one prays Ne 1851
hsssas pa ct S Ga w Az s and he
sATuRbAY JanusTs IS s It 10 ocioeE, A II 0ui'a "
Z. - n'ty Street Commissioner.
= = ~ 9eNS1's - "a aiERsD d. DTrcPos
Clerk of Comptroller.
1 ~ \ bs satos1ais
Il f f dfai estropie ct denvon
IN HI g i5rns. d NJ hs AT,
s. i at animal i dray dis harpas
s m pgSaps AZ Dit dsp6 e sED 70 ianyier
Eonyslls Orleans "A de ianxier 1851. jai6 St
rTsIHIEsn I,IsgTIsTca' PouFNn.-vyas brought
a 70 tie Third Drct Pound, Goodchiiden street. be-
se aose Il hands sh Is visible sna
white between the eyes and white the left hind foot
9 { white and brow. ,ri5ed Cow.
Jahisy ID CLOCK a NJ IL ''na q
q /. F;SYsSgoG, Dts Street Commits
S''7-1 Z ALFRED a. DUeRos.
Clerk Of Comptroller.
sI e II I1ry ,s,,EsrTsTt1nEE DEsTECT a
aRai, a. Dspoi 49, Epages d. Tfoene District
I'm Cheyal brtlnfones de IS mains de hau etarpe
s IL sabe ts " ssa& = dH blanc Ha
z gpe Vaehe taehee de rougo dc blanc ct de brrtl.
81 las dts aniaax pas recanes cling ours ct
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Nouyeile- Orleans 10 de iauyier 1851 III is 1921
EOURTR DISTRICT pOUND-Sya brought
= to Ne Fourth District Pound Administration street. be-
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-01-19

EW ORLEANS June 80, 1900
of the City of New Orleans
TIME undersigned owners OF property ON
r Cont street, Roman srsaf
fully that ordinance resolution passed according
law for the sale of contract for the brick
sidewalks hor1ered by curhstones and CUTTERS on both
sides Of Cont street, except where already mae Roman
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-01-19
NOTICE TO CARPENTERS AND BUILDERS.

PATENT SAWED WEATHERBOARDING
Both Rough and Dressed from the vary best YELL OW
PlNE and CYPRESS timber for sale In lots 10 sn purchasers
at the LOWEST MARKET PRICE
'el" Nv STAR FLAMING NTr. New Rasn
RpARDSNG -RpoNS AND BOARDING OR DAY
- boading can be had in pleasant location, situated No
E5u ST. Charles street, of St. Joseph. d2t Inns
NOR SAII45-2OO BARRELS EASTERN LINE, by
GEO. W. HYNSoN L CO.,
B%4 81 Camp street.
\ ship Reaper, and for sale by : =
s. WOLFF,
h2U corner Grayier and New LeYeestas