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The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1852-02-26

The Harkeye says, .The Hon. Judge
Mason has just returned from a peep a,
our Railroad enterprises, between here
and Peoria. He states that The citizens oil
Galesburgh are making heavy strike 10
wards opening connection with the Rock
Island and Chicago railroad and their
place. They have 81 miles OF said road
now under contract"
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1852-02-26

PRrNTERs Moral PEorLE.-It is sta
ted as singular fact, that 10 the grea,
State of New York, whose huge metropo.
lis Is becoming famous for the !axity Of i,s
morals, as for its wealth and prosperity,
not single Printer, for quarter Of cen.
fury, has been sent 10 the State prison .,
Sing Sing. This may be accounted fcu
from the fact Of the consequences Of crime
being rendered so familiar to them by thei,
daily avocation.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1852-02-26

The fall Of snow at New Orleans on the
Gath, was from its rarity, the occasion
many interesting little incidents, which are
recorded by the New Orleans papers. A.
mong them, small crools negro, seeing
the snow upon tho ground, rushed into bis
masters room with the exclamation, 40.
sir, look the yard is fn'l Of white .ugsrr'
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1852-02-26

Coon FOR Understanding to The law.
Of New York, Mr.. Forrest cannot marry
again, though his late wife can. .He
trampled on the worm; it turned and stunp
him."
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1852-02-26

We regret to hear Of the death of Nj.
Z. WnIsLER, Of Rock Island lie wss
brother 10 Mr.. G. S. Whistler, Of this place
an old resident and merchant Of that CITY.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1852-02-26

At large meeting Of the citizens of ST..
Louis on the 18th inst, the Mayor presid
ing, committee was appointed 10 wait on
kossuth upon his arrival in tina, city, and
request him to sign the petition for the re-
lease Of the Irish state prisoners.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1852-02-26

The Davenport pape,s announce number Of
improvements to be made during the present year
in the City Of Davenport. That city is on the
high tide Of prosperity, because there, somebody
acts.-Dubuque Herald.
Yes sir, we are all 10 action here and On.
less Dubuque puts spurs to her heels she
cannot expect long to be the first city 10
Iowa.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1852-02-26

Tue EN- CINE CoMING.--The following
Is the pathetic close Of model Presiden,
OF an Iowa Railroad company.@ soliciting
subscription Of stock. With such an en-
lerprising individual At its head, il must
succeed:-Chicogo Journal.
"Bc OF good cheer: ".here 10 > good lime
coming, boys;" by patience, perseverance,
aud "a little sweet OIL" oil may We, be
well, and our magnificent young State 10
made TO bloom as the rose, to resc! ia pros
perlty. and TO rejoice in the sonorous snort
Of the Iron HoRsE!
"Tli bet my pile on the bob tail nae.
Who'll bet on The grsyw
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1852-02-26

INDIAN RELIc.-We are indebted 10 Mr..
Henley for the present Of a portion Of an
Indian vase exhumed from mound on the
Saltwater in Minnesota. There is moth.
ing with which we can be presented tina,
we value SO highly as we do relics Of The
handiwork Of the ancient inhabi,a mis- OF
this portion Of our country.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1852-02-26
BERoLn, Secretary.
Davenport Feb. %. 1852.
REMARKS BY THE EDITOR.

(l) So near as we remember those ex
tracts are verbatim. We had no intention
Of including all the Germans who frequent
those places 10 the assertion italicised
above, and confess that in time Of so gen.
eral excitement an editor cannot be too
careful 10 bis phraseoIogy. Had We said
..certain Germa ms" or that tive understood
certain Germans" il would have been cor
rect. With regard to. the last quoted SEN
tease. as-we said then, so we repeat row,
we believe the great majority Of our Ger
man citizens are order loving and law abb
ding people, that they sanction no such IN
lawful proceedings, but that they, as pell
as ,ce, have some hoispurs among .hem
who would be benefited by few months
service in the Penientiary.
~ That was precisely the idea we wish
ed 10 convey.
(3) If the Society Of "Verein" had re-
fected before taking the step they did they
never would have addressed US that letter.
BY the remark, ssthe Germans 10 the habi,
Of frequentng that house, every one un'
derstands Of course that only those were
referred to who were in the habit Of fire.
questing that place to drink and carouse
and from the respectable character Of ,ht
two gentlemen named, we are led to be
ieye that that is not the object Of the I'VE
rein"
az Alb, you admit then we did not i'm
lply all the Germans, or the Germans, bu
simply Germans. Our evidence was th'
assertion Of Mr.. Hall, but we want no bet
ter evidence than the note that was throw
through bis window which we published il
our last.
/ ~ No sirs. We presume their name
are already known to the officers Of justice
1t is their province to bring the guilty I
Justice and not yours, and we sincerel
Ihope it may speedily be done.
/ (6) As we remarked above, it was no
our intention to reflect upon all The Ger
mans visiting the house Of Mr.. Eyser, no
would our readers have thought Of such
thing bad you not suggested it.
| ~ Our paper is made up on Wcdue.
day forenoon. We understood from frien
what we stated 10 the paragraph referre
to aud with gladness embraced the oppor
tunily thus to do justice to our Germa
citizens, whom many thought sanctione
the unlawful proceedings. In the after
noon gentleman in the Office rema rkec
that handbi!Is had been put up calling
German meeting for that evening to oppos
he Maine Law, and that we were doub,
less in error 10 understa nding the meetin
was appointed for Thursday night aud 70
Ia different purpose. We regretted ex
'remely, not that we had published the par
agrsph we did, but that our German CHI
lzens, at least some Of them,--,hose VIII
lwere 10 the habit of frequenting Eyser'
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1852-02-26

SEE advertisement in our columns Of II
g. r. B. Whittemore, hats, caps, &c., St.
Louis,
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1852-02-26

bURNr.--Augusta College, Kentucky,
was DESTROYED by fire few Days since,
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1852-02-26

"SMALLEsT FAvoRs THANKFULLY REcE1v
ED, LARGER ONES" &c.--Messrs. G. W.
Jones and L. Clark have each sent u, a
aewspapsr.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1852-02-26

sOur contemporary 10 slightly mistaken, sqittls
Red' is not yet President Of Railread conps-
ny, he only wants to be.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-12-29

streets, and to the LIST June, 1868, for the DOR
tion between Carondelet and Prytania streets.
The yeas and nays being called on q motion q,
Mr.. Bailey, for the adoption of the above reso.
luton, resulted DIS follows: .77
Yeas-Messrs Bailey, Burthe, Derbes, Dol
honde, Hermann, Mccormack, Sykes, Watkins,
Wilson and Wiltz-10
:, Nays-Messrs. Leeds, Nixon, Place and
The President decided the resolution adopted
by legal vote.
The following resolutions of the Board of AL
dermen were read and concurred in unani-
mously b. yeas and nays, on motion Of Mr..
Bailey:
Resolved, That the Street Commissioner he.
and he is hereby, authorized to place q lamp at
the corner Of Girod and ST. John the Baptist
streets in the Third District.
Resolved, That the Surveyor be and is hereby
authorized to cause to be repaired or fitted up
four wharves below Louisa street, in the Third
District, the said wharyes to be destined for the
accommodation Of tow boats, in LAYING to and
making up and arranging their lows for de-
.parture.
Resolved, That after the said wharves shall
have been so prepared, vessels employed as tow
boatsto and from the sea, shall not be permitted
to use any other wharves or portion Of the harbor
OF New Orleans, for the purpose of making up
lows, unless by express permission of the Harbor
Master OF the District where other wharves than
those specially assigned to them may be so used.
Resolved, That from and after the first of Jan
uary next, every boat employed in the towage
of vessels to and from the sea, shall be
subject to q tax Of one hundred dollars
per annum, to be paid into the city treas
ury by the owner or owners thereof, under
a license given by the Comptroller, and mention
ing the name of the boat SO licensed
Resolved, That every towboat found in con-
travention with the above provisions, shall be
liable to fine of fifty dollars, and that it shall
be the duty Of the collectors of levee dues in
the several Districts to report by name to the
City Comptroller, in the month of January of
each year, and from time to time, as occasion
may require, every boat employed as aforesaid
III the towage of vessels to and from the sea
and also report to the City Attorney every case
of contravention with the above provisions.
On motion Of Mr.. Bailey, the resolution of the
Board Of Aldermen, authorizing the Mayor to
enter into contract with Peter Keiser for plank
road on Felicity street, was rejected.
Mr.. Derbes moved to adjourn and called for
the yeas and nays, which resulted as follows:
Yeas-Messrs. Burthe, Derbes, Dolhonde.
Leeds Nixon, Summers and Wiltz-7.
Nays-Messrs. Bailey, Hermann, McCor-
mack, Stetson, Sykes, Watkins and wilson,.
There being a tie, the President voted in favor
of the motion to adjourn
Accordingly the Board adjourned to Tuesday
next, the 4th January, 1858, at 6 O'Clock, P. N.
WALTER FL PETERS, Secretary
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OFFICIEL.

MO sos -Rseoi,, cre i con.,a,o.,. 81 !.
su as%s oss saSs as
S'asa
.Is,sn., Presidents s ssa.siI a. Aldermen.
pesu. d couse Es q. AEruENTE
isignel 'S'l'' % 200. A. D. cRossmAN Mats.
MO. 5O2-Rfsolu Que 10 contra1snr N so ol''' ..
demsure suto.aa plus ofant npres
dsGs marches Second
o Ct deuce mo G h ds 81 os de Finances
lsignsl FRANs AIPuENTE
.-,.. President do Conasil des Aldermen,
AP PsiSnsf lie u beeemere' 1884, .9
copie eonio,me: H. BIER secre,a;,o ~ MARE
A
WAS pr "a N S1 coNI 81 pi.u.
nay Avis est par Ia presente donms n11a Ia
h ,5' les@s ss. 5anvs
MO RI. q SS-,ss,sH'; sss.'
,sss =, 1ass cue le Contr6leur vende
construction teeOn dun grags destine Ia Plata Wash
az ssma e
s lslshel p,a Wic G. 2. c cLA. 4.
tsisnsl FRANs ALPuENTE,
AFgIISnssff lie 81 DtesnSls lisa s'1 lSs"'l'
BUREAU pu coNTRoIEua.
s- VILE III. De La lron.xAss "a pfeemsrs lssa
l'eh Iou ae 'ah'er 1876 ladlugera, mon bureau,
mro A-o De--1-., - : =,
IL sps q srsas
Ia CONNECTION en- os dams Ia District compr entire ia
de onp Ayenus Lafayette la rue GroI 81 ia rue dc Ia
specifications au Department. d. VoS La
payes par por6ares don't los pop5es font lace INK d.
frottors. - 80 -
President du conse des Assistants Al AlIar,men.
tsigael W. c. c. CLAIBORNE
49, Preaident dn Conseii Dies Aldermen.
ifsigreI e 10 Dsee'h'sf is's' n cRossMAN N.r.
pteEAYr mr. coasTpoI rIyp wan,
IA ,s,r .n SJ ~ nsnhr Y,sso
- AVIS est par la presente dome que
'anser 1888 adusera mon bureau midi eontras
=--- = ~ p oon''0'ea' aeeA'
Specifications pour les Trottoirs en- Ros dams Ia Ds
trict comprts entire les rues Kama Epfau. Ayepue
fJnfovette c,.na a. pr.sga :, go. -
iAuse'te, uifod CT reese Cotons. t
Les rs aont deux pied. de largeur places conoe
LIE essu sera de Panehes de cyprs In meu
couees hvec drs clou de pece de
ne y &c Poues reposan des ouiens cypre
p?uees sur enncGs oils pieds
Pieia Dc centres dams tout Ia ongusur dites
nns Sns piece d. pouee sur oaes seans
ar yoye ct setont ournis ecntraent lie
commeneer lie travail dams delni cinq
pes de- lndludcaon lie Conse Commun
sois moa apie sous pene de $40 pai,ments
SUI. syor l pori dc vile compliant la
aont e prepreies ont aee aux dts trottors ct
eoliecte par le eon'racan':
sae bonnie Ct aoyabe seeur pour la do
SigoV On saIan,e de re.eenllon de son eont,st
Les Pr'S sefoh par pied couant pour tout pouviage
pr.s d v 1,., A. ,,; Louis n PILE Voyer de la VILE
MrO 40 ~ - - :, - - :,
IN] ". 4Io.-ReS0tN cue lie COntr8leur soft ct
autortsa vendre rencan au rabas aps dir iou
davis o 10 contrat pour Ia n,
pAyepue C,rroltou et IN ait rans d~n AZ, @ us
plan enrsgees aa burean da Voy
issneI au FRhNs a1p,,ENrr
~, . President du Conseil des Assistant AL ermen
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS every body

| l. U READ
| TO- l.
r. r. r.
RaDWAY'S REaDY RELIEF
is THE FIRST AND ONLY REMEDY EVER RECORDED IN THE
MEDICAL HISTORY OF THE WORLD THAT HAS STOPPED
| THE MOST VIOLENT PAINS IN A FEW SECONDS.
y watop THE MOST SEVERE PAINS IN FIVE MINUTES Or
fsii Shs sii 90 F II
INTERNAL AND EXTERNAL
in giving instant TO the
TO THE SICK AND oE RAEs,sprrnnIns OF NEW
fs stA 'ishs H sEE sn
Il vs TL
IT HAS CURED,
IN NINETY CASES OUT OF a HUNDRED,
s sHgRahaEs E n esE H gSghs'
F6oTHaSas IN 6tyTE sEed MbSu1Es
s e As2Is II SiXE MTNgTEs.
ssk HSApssHn \ \ EESE AE!' sRsSrEs
f fsEEG TSHSzT s ss4f Sa $GHzs.
s teao adS
ssf Fl che ss#s SE .sea s
SICK HEADACHE,
4RE sf5s sEos TILE aGsr ns
Ml cleanse and awestsn the stomach
T1ss PREVENTION.
III dull and h a. 5 "
IN BATHING.
Ma Of ~ r. R. with Bowl Of Water
y Nss1 and hsmpS The Hands and other
revent disease and sickness headache and biousness
ALL BOWEL COMPLAINTS
sesss e. s.
the most distressing dahsrges and viii speedily
NEURALGIA.
sAnvv wa n P 1Iw s gre r., kRsZ4NTlY.
a9snee GVet sharp pngs pain Of
satopa .ae x sufferer the
doo IT, ~ 4 hs had bssn
ately strengthen nervous aya and snnpi rs
palms, - Wv ''u vi 'he 'ef'o7'
RHEUMATISM.
PALNH RELLEVED IN FIVE MINUTES
hADWAYs READY RELIEF will stop severe and ercrucsp
Rheuma HtpE h Wy
pnsoaad f top to to- whose joints
tee Pas b
Omitted States Of tb y. M
Rsa adS' e Sag Of
Union the last four have
CHILL FEVER.
oHllAs STOPPED IN EgW NJ MEUzEs-PALN EE1IEVzD
RAILWAYS READY RELIEF acts like charm in
ana Feysr breaks the Chi Immediately up and inYEo
Win Meath and strength every and
PAINS OF ALL KINDS.
sure relieve you minutes YOU the Stono
ehRsy a aG app seas r
W. G s fsss s,,s
SOUTHERN DEPOT,
JOHN WRIGHT CO., ISL charrcs street, Naworlsans
Agent who will supply desers in the country at Rad
MEDIUM Sc
81 sGd also hy g ia magazine street, aud By
Ak a T. Il H. or sxbWASs READyRELEr mAar,yAw
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-12-29

Nv VITA subscribed capital Of s2s ia prersd d a
FIRE, MARINE AND RIVER RisEs
al the office of the Company No. a6 camp ETRyy
Every inrans with bsconrn tia suecss.
prohtn are divided among these who n1ure viii the
earnings are % bs invested here under the Of The si
This company ia Established purely the nnts Il A
security 10 the policy holders.
The portfolio Of ths company smes
Wishing 70 make inausaass with II. ~
ALEXANDER BROTHER prsslss
JOHN n. SHAW, Yieo Pres.asnt i '
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| Mr.. Bailey presented the following resolution,
which was reaitwce, tbs rules being suspended:
| Resolved, That the Mayor be and he is hereby
authorized 10 enter milo tue necessary contract
with Patrick CRrai0dy, as principal, ind Pat
rick Irwin, as security for making plankroad
on the west side u Claiborne street, from Canal
street to Espiauade street, for the sum of two
dollars and nine cents per running foot. The
work to be performed aud payments made
agreeably 10 ihe specifications on file in the Sur
veyor's department, Qpe-tl,ird to he paid by
the property -Aolders on the west side of the
street.
Mr., Place moved to postpone said resolution
indefinitely, which notion was lost by the follow
ing vote:
Feas--Aiessrs, Leeds, Nixon and Places.
Noys--Niessrs. Andrews Bailey, Burthe,
Derbes, Dolhende, Eustis, Heermann, McCor-
mack, Summers. SYKES, Watkins, Wilson and
Wiltz--13
Mr., Derbes moved the adoption, of said reso-
luton and called for the yeas and nays which
resulted as follows:
{ Yeas Messrs. Andrews, Bailey, Burthe,
Derhes, Dolhonde, Epsiis, Hermann. McCor-
mack, Sykes, Watkins, Wilson and Wiltz-12.
.Nays--Messrs, Leeds, Nixon, Place and Sum-
mers--4. tt ~
The Presidentdeoidea The resolution adopted
by a legal vote -
Mr.. Bailey presented the following, which
was read twice, the rules being suspended:
Resolved, That the Mayor be, and he is
hereby, authorized TO enter into the necessary
contract with Peter Kaiser,zas principal, and
+. Martin and John steib, as securities, for the
construction of a plankroad on Felicity street,
from Prytania to Howard street. agreeably to
the specifications on file in the Surveyors De- |
partment, and the provisions OF resolution No. |
2S4, approved September %, 1862
Resolved, That the time for completing the |
contract be extended 10 LIST of April, 1858, for |
the portion between Howard and Carondelet |
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have fitted M fo,r whapses in the Third Dis
trict fol. the ACCOMMODATION Of towboats.
The Committee rcoinmend that this Board DO
NOT concur "a thes resolution, passed by the Board
Of Aldermen, ~ enter into acoatract with Peter
KAISER for making o Plankread on Felicity
street. as Certain changes have to be made in
order Is render the contract effective. The Com
m;ttse offer a resolution, embracing these re-
asdrements, as q tubstitute.
a4s IA. N. ID. BAnEY.#
r. b. SYKES,
S.W. PHILBRIcK,
j. B. DoLHoNDE,
.a. lN-a a. DERRES. -
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SADDLERY, HARNESS, ETC

NEWARK, NJ, SADDLERY Ware ca
House ANDREW G. BULL CO. Noi5 Canal sJF
Manufacturers and Importers SADDLERY SADDIEWARE,
have constantly hand large complete saddeB
Brides, MART gales Trunks, Whips Skrtig
Leather Hoesi ADDLERs TOOLS md Trimming o every de-
scipion, at No. is CANAL STREET.
lyi6W ANDREW G. BULL, & Co
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FEyHE FALL TRADE-Drups French

FESHE FALL TRADE.-Drugs, French n
II AND AMERICAN CHEMICALS SURGICAL INSTRU- SO
MSIs; E and FANCY ARTICLES LOUIS ~
street. has just received per steamship Penn
per steamship Empire City stock articles
would respectfully SOLICIT the attention Of purchasers Country
chants and wholesale Dealers applied the lowest possible
Physicians be that their will furnished
With The best md pute Medicines Chemicals
etc. are al in accordance with the prescribed
tices is unequaled by any other house int he e.
nov2i p, LDUISNAS nj
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LACEY u CO., 81 st. Charles street,
= 5RAMGH OF LACEY PiirLL1Ps,s GENERATED HAIR
WEISS MANDATORY Ph!alcrh Offering the
fashionable HARNESS. EaDDlFS Am TRUNKS at reduced prices
SSr- REP tIRISt' STRICTLY ATrTprsfN TO fell IyiW
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Ia. \. % IL fettt 4 spor t.
DoaAD or k1SIBTA1r ALDERl[EN
s9s M ssss TUESDAY, Dec %. 1852 e

= t4n41u&1
SUnvEY0Rss DRPARTMgNr. Cry HALL,
M New orleans, December 23, 1852
\ ~ Hi GekIm0n Council
Under the order contained HI
16lutiuu No, 455. approved November "a
1854. have to report that all the contractor
for cleaning the streets Of the civ are NEGLECT
y ing to perform their contracts.
+ The streets mall the Districts5of the eity ar,
I in q very filthy c1ndition, and are never prom
erly cleaned, &4ds in their present state are /
nuisance tos public and Injurious to til,
health Of the Inhabitants
gs N aFs II u LOUIS III. PrLE. CITY Surveyor.
"
The semi-monthly report Of the Surveyor was
resq I'D referred TO Committee on Streets ant
s; a, letter from the Surveyor, calling attention
to the unsuitable nature Of the office at present
occupied By HIM. was read. and on m0slon q
rs Flaee referred 70 special committee q
4ree, on which me Fresid ent appointed Messis
Plecss berbes and Philbrick.
~ report from the Street. Commissioner Of tbs
Ton Of the contrast f0r keeping in repair
TIE paved streets Of the Second District, sug-
geetlng improvements in the vicinity Of the bee
market and Exchange alley in said District, ata
enclosing acomplaint OF y N Jennings agalHHs
the nuisance wharf Of said District, was read
md rs3efred to the Committee on Streets and
y hendine
MESSAGE FROM THE BOARD or ALDERMEN
message was received from the Board Of Alder
men announcing the concufsenoe Of that body
Y Ehe following resolutions VIZ:
y resolution az pprlatlng three thousand
Agresolntion authorizing repairs to the Hos
pttafs of the Second District Prison
SiS Y
s ~ smother message the Board WINS informed
4 cf tho recision Of the Board of Aldermen from
ne amendments to the second and fifth articles,
Z an q adhsrence 70 the amendments of the third
Aksacie "a the ordinance providing for an uniform
7 !. :. N. u. z, 3, M
sngs1sr message 1ne BOARD was informed
q se " ana invited 90 concur in, the
4 ll9 ozsl'nances anoIfesoiutions, VIZ
x5; 1H NJ pan.,ng PERMISSION 70 a =, Y
e "a ~ 9 "a; a ~ g se,sl !.
81. u ~ the LeSee dues ana
81 snlps aua vessels arriving from sea,
~ ~ ~ ns eso' arriving al
\ IN NJ U ~ VI
4 ~ oeiect commit
sf "a u railroaus ~
s. ~ i9e o. =. a. Porter and H.
& ra;lroa from tbe rirs, tba
Ridse5 $500 - :
A rseolnfion authorizing ths f,o,n,t II, ,a,r, =
Ssllsnt anntion ma conrr'ct III, o,is,,;,,.. 80
\ {slInv mi. vatta Z usn,,s T%;rd n;ltn;at 50
~ XresoIntion nting n M, Naunrlao,,s ~
Nv dollars fnr twciva co,,ies "a liz D;,,ast -
fhe Laws ~ Tan;s;ana - Aisss's =
ulsnsslng tne SUMS and Judg-
"a A. 1880. ~
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NEW ORLEANS and Car E ss sass,
rolton Railroad-Carrollton Lue
Departure Of Traina From NepOredas!
Horse Cars -Sk and N A. NJ, ~, 1OA, and i1h M
Steam Trans8 aud every hour afterwards p NJ inu.
svely in summer, and until quarter past in winter.
From Carroltoa:
Horse Cars-5 and Am, s, and 10 i. NJ,
Steam Trans7 NJ and every hour r.
svely in summer, and until half past NJ in winter
ss-l5 cents Children under ~ Servants
~ the third Monday February
and end on the second Monday in November,
.n,., LAFAYETTE LINE.
~ ihess Cafsfnn to and from the Depot 10 Baoune street.
,r,-.. Departure Of Core.
In winter, from lafayette and " O'Clock
tusunsr from GE sFsSs IL BArOnns street 81
.. ~, Depot, ls Baronne .BH ~ and
until aclockP.M. -
Then at 81, 9, 10 and II p. NJ. from the Depot.
And sH 9k and l01x p. NJ. from Lafayette.
E1ns-io cents. Children under i2years, hall price
No-Speciai Night Cars Parties Balls Meetings.
piled when required, after tho aforementioned hours ah3 "
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FHE subscriber begs leave to call the 4
Il attention of the his stock Of fresh
and genuine DRUGS MEDICINES, CHEMICALS, MEDL NX
CINE EXTRACTS, ESSENTIAL OILS, PERI u IERIEs GSA
HAIR FLESH HAT NAIL AMI TEETH BRUSHES. Also aisrg
which Of the the
care no offer the above for sale at the prces.
Pante Physicians and solicited call and exam
ine my stock and send In their .
FAMILY MEDICINES carefully put up the best articles phys
and dispatch 1T all hours P, LOUIS MASSEY
Wholesale aud Retail Druggnt IS ST.. Charles street.
OIL.
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OFFICIAL.

PATTURE SAND. Persons wishing to take
- SAND from the Batue st. without
permits under the direction Of the Comny Batture
Surveyors Department August 1859 aus