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aRrsWoLpls COTTON aTNs.

fEsnE sbser being agent Ger The sale 81 The above gins,
il vii kssp suppgy nana furnish Planters short
tee
fess rns have fhe character q nakng good int gin
aIaE Aer running fighter caaiag she seed better taxing
ca nera aafs lash, and having bones durable
and against fre han ary ether gins In ase and
ored adtsntsGeoas % the purchaser.
The satisfactory references can Be gives establish
as reFealsa, wha thsy ao ukzaksrEnt9 mzlnfain
on Ha ased aceofng % the Feetons sens vilh each
aExi-sf H7. YkATMAN.
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THE OMNIBUS LINE

Calls for Passengers at all the principal Hotels for each and
every train BY leaving directions at either of the above
Offices will call passengers in all parts of the city, with
out fail je26-d
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Copy of Patent Right1
BARNARD l.. SIMPSONS
AROMATIC sCHIEDAM JUMPER SCHNAPPS.
A Superior Tonic, anti-DysPePtic InVig-
e f.....-.. Grating Cordial.

A superior Tonic, anti-DysPePt1c InVlg :
q Grating Cordial. 49,
IT asmentabe truth that with few exceptions every
article OF food eat every article Of drink ibbe
is or less adulteraed and in nothing has adRtera
ton been practced to such extent in spurious, vi
and femented Hq So much so, ia fact that t is
impossible procure pure liquors and wines unless obtain
ed direct from bona fs Importer Of known reputation,
and well established foreign connections. . D.
owing the corrosive, infammatory and poisonous
properties Of the liquors sold generally in this ccunry that
dsgraeeiu, beasal inoxcatOn frequent, that the
Legislatures OF several of the States have taken the matter
10 hand and prohibited the sale Of sprtuous rmented
liquors common beverages.
Were all liquors. sold pure and unaduterated should
Maine Law, and but few restrictions thir sale
Botched faces pased limbs, swollen eh and that fearful
disease drBs eHaeRS produced, not by pure liquors,
by infatuated habit Of INDUCING in the corrosive
pOisous sold under that des gnation.
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= SURE CURE FOK CANCERS.
MAyUFAcrURERs AND MTLLERs.

WE are general Agents or ;he sale % al Coon and
w Wooien brcs manufactured In the state Of Tsnnes
SEQ apprupratsd large and eommodnus rooua
SOLELY r heir sae and storage We have also apprupFa
ted another roIa aud ssorage q FLOUR alone.
And ne ueu rsEretfsy cal ne attention o. both Manu-
f.etarsrs and tlIlisFs 70 Ms Arrangement.
s~ts ". " GORDON co.
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AMERICAN PLATE GLASS COMPANY,

~ ~ Factory, williamsburg, L. l. q
r,HE Subscriber having taken the agency Of the above
Company is enabled to furnish their Rough Plate
Glass for skyghts Foor-ties and Pavements of quality
superior to the imported article and at much lower
I ~ -.lf's JOHN B. PLATT
I iv17-3tl s---.-- 79 hurry street, New York.
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ST. LOUIS ADVERTISEMENTS.

From the Newspaper Advertising Agency Of w s. SWYM
MER, No. IA Second Street, ST. LOUIS, Mo.
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RAILROADS & STAGES

RAILROADS & STAGES
NASHVILLE CHATTANOOGA RAILROAD.
80 49, s;;s5s: SEsszzz2 al
Grange OF SCHEDULE. SIS
ON and after sunday next the 22d nst two Daily Pas
senser Trains VIII be run 70 aud from Chattanooga, as
Leaves Nashville, day Train, at 7.so A. NJ, arriving a.
Chattanooga at 420P NJ
Leaves Nashville nght Express, a, $50 P NJ, arriving
RETURNNG-Lsayes Chattanooga, day Train, sss45
A. NJ, arriving at Nashville at P. NJ.
Leaves Ghaanooga night Express att $50 P. M arriving
~ The Accommodation Train to ard from vay,r.,.
viii be discontinued aasr this date as al ove-
iysl HI ANDERSON. sup',.
TENNESSEE AND ALABAMA RAILROAD.
COLUMBIA, wAYNESBORO. JACKSON,
LAGRANGE AND MEMPHIS.
NPLENDID -Four Horse Coaches rem Rankin to La
- grange, connecting at those points with the Railroad
Tuscumbia Florence and N nfgOmery,
Ala, and Aberdeen, Columbus
and Canton, Miss.
The fine -Four Horse Coach Lines these points are all in
exc lent orr making close connection with the Railroad
Express Train leaves The Depot at - " e-
Pulaski and Efkton,
ana 20 All places throughout the southern country.
road ~ Franklin.
Passeng ers for - .t --..t -t-a EOS
Pulaski and EIkton Hrs.7,' = r.
Wednesday and Friday '' . 'NiHi ''0ne~'s'-
ACCOMMODATION LINE
Leaves Nashville daily at 2 O'Clock P NJ .o,r..,,, -
Franklin with Daily Four Horse Coach Line ia
For an informaton through Tickets &c appv Al ne -
opposite the Post Office.
N B-Omnibuses win call for passengers in anv mar. f
the city. '...o .-.-I .IS----E me-
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Yours, hastily,

CARLTLE, III June q, 1853.
have used Prof o. J. Woods restorative and have
admired It's wonderful effect My hair becoming
thought prematurey gray, but by the OF his Resora
tive resumed its original color and have doubt
permanently 80. SIDNEY BREESE
Ex-genator United States
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SOUTHERN ROUTE.


sIs ~ ESEz5zs5s ssszS5zza 80: All
s . So S7sss:SS -: $50
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10. G. BROWN,
DEALER IN
DRUGS, CHEMICALS, PAINTS, OILS,
SURGICAL INSTRUMENTS, &c,

MY stock OF Fancy Goods Perumery, &C.. is very
l1 complete having received fresh supplies seected by
Of the firm in person. viz Lubins Bazins and Mchels
Extracts; American Tinct and German Cologne Water;
Fancy Soaps; Hair and Tooth Brushes in styles Dill
Iuc and Lubn's sschets; Aromatic Crystals China Metal
and Glass Puff Boxes several Styles Shell Combs, large
stock Also have on hand Indigo, Nader, White Lead
Linseed OH, Turpentine, &C., &c. je9
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IRON the 18th Instant to the LIST Of June the rate,
Freight from Charleston and Savannah 70 Nashville wi
be follows ' y"
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CE1OLEA&A ArAeAsN ~ 80
fF.HF Public are respectfully informed that LYONS co
i eth mtnue selling their celebrated Chotern ana
hbfsrFhea Preventive iron the effects o. shich
AZ many reaptd great comfort and reefD ~ re
Ga Ion Hottie Glass. As peyentyes are always better
than cures strongly recommend all % use H. The Poor
suoea without charge, accompanied with practising
pocosis cerGcste. Private Families particularly thoaid
have botte u this sree IN tbs house II q emer.
geney. hioNs a w.,
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~ Prepared and sold ~ ia Market street between
dth and 5th, ST. Louis Mo- and 8i6 Broadway New York
Fur sale in Nashville, At hanufacturer's prieeS BY
EWlN BROTHERS.
Also for sale Prof Woods Oriental Ssnatve Eminent
and Vegetable life Pills. warranted better than any other
or the ,eney y refunded. Sec eircalar for Az
cessary information with agenss.
Augl-dtrwbwiy
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SECOND GLASS.

Hardware, "except Gallery" Heavy Castings and Ma
ehinery. b $40 ~
Foreign Liquors in barrels pipes, Cordage Tobacco il
boxes Carriage Springs and Axles Leather in ru and nov
es Ol IN barrels or casks Crockery and Queensware In
crates and casks Rice, Zinc Whiting Plaster Of Paris
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BRo0KFIKlD, Jan. ~, 1885.
Prof Wood-Dear Sir: Having made trial Of your Hair
estoratTe gives pleasure TO cay that its effect has
been excellent in removing Inflammation daDdrun and
constant tendency 20 itching with which have been roub
led from childhood and has also restored my hair which
was becoming gray TO It's original color. have used
other article with thing ike the pleasure and profit
YOuls, truly, j. X. BRAGG.
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And an information be obtained at the Offices No.
Burnett House Buildng w. L. 0'BRiEN, Ticket Agent;
No III front office, Gibson House Building, ALEXANDER
HAMILTON Ticket Agent; at the old Office, Southeast
corner of Broadway and Front street. opposite Spencer
House. or at the Eastern tte MamD Depot, East Front
street.
Office hours from ~ A. n, ant0 81 p ~
r. W. sTRADER, Gtn1Agt.
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NOTICE OLE ELECTION. IL

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Fl
eans % the s h hank e tss Misi.siepi issr Y
poitn q lie Tvsr,
One Parish Orleans right bank Of III,
for the Fin, District, city
for the Second District
Three Representatives for the Third Representative Dc city
for the Fourth Representative District city
for the Fifth Representative Sirle, city
Representatives or tho sirih Representative District
Two Representatives for the Seventh Representative District cit,
Eighth Representative District city
for the Nnh Representative District city
the Tenth Representative District, city
ptes Attorney. Of hs ni.,rie. Courts,
portion liz rsf orlsass 81 isE ,ss
d I'll. Ps.ss In and for .ss r..h 81 orleans.
by the First Second Drctt
one by the roarh: The Fifth and siath Seventh
Eighth and Ninth one by that part The bank
nndone by the Fourth District {formey LActts and
stssls for ash Juse's The PARISH Of eahs
BY the qusli redng within the limits
which sayh lutes required 70 hold hi. eoult. ags
Fur i've Tax Collectors be elected the
Dsue1 riiy Of New OaDs and Tho Of
Fhrtof The Parish onthe right bsnk Of she river. 1
Ard provided TINT opened at
eeh Of e Election Psencs 10 this Stats or the
the OF the qualified OF State against
rtmovai the ssa Government from the
against the shall have printed hi. ballot the
words for Esmoyn be be Ia favor aash REMOVAL
words "againet remoya he be oppo,ed such removal.
The Pos VIII be opened the day herenheore mentioned
from the hoar o'clock in the morning until O'Clock evening"
at the Precine to be established under he
and Clerks 70 ee by tho authorities
mated b. law the election
to the udersignsd returning officer ng law
Shefh Oac Psrih OF OreIts New 0Tnn 10th October
VAUDEVILLE MARlGNY Sheriff,
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AVIS DETECTION.
NJ Js,,~ II =

Juliet s65, moi addreBss Excellence
PEt do 10 qualities de
Pnoe d0tsns sout 10 notifies qa'uns election
nuc LUND bdo NorsmsIe Proshan (s5s,la res dee e
ofciers suxAr s>ver. .l4 'F I t43fsaE*tI EHi
W souvsrasar IN Lsstsnans aouvsrnsaI do E.at de
Lout lana. rs
Ua Representa- pour 10 Premier District songrssionne
p&rose de de
Houve Orleans, sdevan.
OF muniopaie No s. auioud hui desigres
e: Nos ss 10 nboarg Tism. ct estte portion do la
doesui xise droie do fsuve Mississippi.
Tn Repsssntans pour 10 Dshnis De
pafie vi e de Il
Nouv Orlsanl Ii Canal
Dc Ter Dse 81 Ans Dnircs sulreos vs de Lafayette.
Uu Senaehr pour Dtei surntofia
Pnqnemnes 81 Bsa.d toais etts paie do psesse dor
leans In drote du Asuve Msisaippi Tfg l5E
Tos Sc 10 sIriit
d. ID Yauche Mia
iasippi ID Slla de Ia Nouv4is Orleans comprise.
pcar Parosse dOreans droits u asuye
Dpnx RepfeSsntants Dsssfic. Rep. yis
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VKTHERE are made Mills of the various
capacity to steam Water Horse Power
hundred dolars EACH
grinding from three burhb the hsur secodng 10 tho
diameter o. Burr The applied and the velocity
These Mill Southern Invention, welt Southern Manu-
acsuie the hest Of r eIenes consists thern
esan senAve sale aud the large capital smpoedn
their manufacture. s41i4 WE
The proprietor prepared Bnlters the
approved and economical plan boiling meal
superior and family -four Planters and others wanting Mills and
Bosa up to tbs nes home and be
better suited by purchasing Of the uuegnd than by depending
o. .hsr Northern tsrapn fer grinding. a ,,,.
The following tahe yin SHOW the prcea Of the M
and tbs capae put up in Accordance with printed anu
lions sent with each mill. ,--Is4s II 3j'sNlE
inch Burr ptiee $780, Capacity bushe the hours
Velocity nom $50 to 500 rsvOhonf mihae Bata inehss
1s inch price eS. Capacity
iroWaV 70 minpo Band inches de
Size IS inches iharSs Hotas eras from
inch Burr prizes
epclty 400 to $50 Band snches de
inch bnts price 5000 Capacity from Is bnheis otha
noaf tenciy from 400 70 SEQ reyons Band 10 inehss yde
bp priea 1850 ~ TO 30 beshsla tboIoa
Velocity from 400 10 500 revolutions Band inches vide
men su pfes 1900 Capacity from 10 10 rs bnsheln otheh
$50 $50 revolutions mnate Band inches wide
men price $780, Capacity bushels The hour
rom $50 revolutions Band Is inches vide.
above tbs agnafacey apd
m when nttashed appropriate and
accompanying the a All dbis fi hs
or sent by mail g the address Of Willis p Coleman Few
otlsans his Agents will prompt Dispatch
Terms CASH and AL Mla COLI are fniy guarsneed
WILLIS P. COLEMAN. Patentes md propristorT5
Mr. g Pickett as Commercial Place will attend TO The sale of
te93a&w 'ss - ~" VI r COLEMAN
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OFFICE OF THE MARYLAND CONSOLIDATED IoTTERIEs

oFflCE oF THE MARYLAND CONSOLIDATED LOTTERIES
bAL'IAoKE, Maryland. 9Oth June, 1855. !
SAuIlUN.-LoTTERY FRAuDs-The Com
missioner TIE Maryland Sate Lotteries duty
70 ne public agass the siaders circulate
@ hn Lottery Schemes, and pretend 10 be
agents LOT the sale Of tickets wholly
Tbs only legal Lotteries daily
enee Of ths elected by people of the
state under the Constitution approve the
Hchemes aud attend TO tie drawings.
ths 10 these Lot cries all cerfe.ea Of packages Of
As, haSs NE hhosraphsd signature. r. Brennan General
agent NE Oee Of the Maryland Consolidated Lot
'eties, Baltimore, Md. All oihers fraudulent.
Any information the subject the In which
OILY p, X Brennan, Baltimore, Nd.
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FOR zen j.

NOR RENT-Until 18th October, 1856; -
the Building lately BY Red Reysr Company No.
49, situated On Dcsssa bswsea Canal and castomhoaas
ISL - lnH ss AUG. !. PHELPS. Stree. Commissioned
I'D OOMS TO RENT, with or without board !,
1Lm9a s,iyse family. i've well iprnshsd Rcon,ses w
EISOR RENFAThe very desirable Dwell n
ling House .l.un.sd on ,he corner Of Anaunslsoa and
gIoands sdSihing suIa noN being put h sape.s Par Ap
d sps. HYDE GoopRcH ses Canal and Royal streets.
FEyO RENT - The Three Story Brick -
Store, with granite 'front.' Tin Paragon Row. fronting
aud New Leyee Streets complete repair Possession given
Immediately. Apply to ,=s...5
ss1a BARELII a co. 81 Common street.
vNO RENT-The Four Story Brick Store I'M
possession given. Apply 10
eel4 BAREJII Il CO., 81 Common streas.
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Tn Avoeat de District
uh ts5 chseans dsa coaru do District sabliss
shs Coroner pour ia v dc
n Nsoeaa' g. Assesaes pour e psr.is de Ia
sss
!: Sss ss
&c s q ,s .. s .' ~ f.
es s.!.t 81. IL r. L. s par .
sstsnrs de ssse parso de Ia Paoss Ia rive
z. st;.9as s' gum poll
par ssstsa ~ qaais
4 as ia Il
sTs pour
eat a ayear du trAn. e no eonre les ansfsrt all
po,s Jour dspy
surveillance dss comnsas sre qu seons
ssass ss e. dsrop
Bureau da Sheriff. Paroiass dooaa: NJ doobrs.
oil tnos Sheriff de IA Paoas dorlssas.
ID EMOVBD-W. K. E. FRYER, INDIAN
IT, 10 H. %
Espapads streets. opposite Tho T. MaI Al eiy and country
sssssl Rs @ II s. e. s
Ig O'Clock A. NJ. till O'Clock P. M
N. s.-Do 20. maa 10 my number and address. asM
nj OTIGE-Any claims against the succession
s% s BID 70 T L. of the
.sas.f - --e WIN. sYER. cnra,or.
VAULTS IN "ODD FELLOWS REST"
IS fs Re s g. sRRx n s ssls.
W. 4, " gsa Field. and the sscrsarys
Thepes Lodges Will vault;
relative tbs purehsse Of Loss,ean be had
iiMEs FuRsEAux o. .Rs...
5sFFiCE OF NEW ORLEANS SAVINGS
4 hs on s cn s IN
M -. vii reception Of
Saturday evenings from toS O'CLOCK.
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MISCELLANEOUS.


PATENT UNDBL.aTORY CORN s.aNDi 80
FIGURING MILL MANUFACTURE
sa City Of Jefferson Suburb Of New Orleans:
swARERO0M AND DEPOT SO NATCHEZ sTREETs
"a F77 NEW ORLEANS,
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TESHE ARRIVAL OF DIR. SHERIDAN IN
~ ths city 70, the second time from Madam Stephens. Hospital
ing sight to the blind and deaf hearing He will also
without the Of
TIL second from 81 to IS .rosbed with I'll,
s 60 80 p s. and e.. reorsd to b again
esa an state rheumatic psus rat
attendance, Or. s. will Testore good bald
and without ,
time 70 the patient Advice GRATIS the country can be- AZ
tended 10, stating exactly the state they in. - ~ "
Dr. Sheridan allows his
h cures city ST. Louis he hna
s.torsd e sghi Dr. s allows his diploma
DR.. s. can be Al his office from a H. 10 d p NJ ~
No a9s Canal srsst .n,r., ~ r,.n,.
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INSTRUCTION In VOCAL MUSIC. sN5Is,
n THOMAS j. MARTIN, of tho oldest Instructors
this city, will give Lessons 10 .his accomplish mont 70
Ladies' or Gsnslsmen Ha ability we'd known 70
quire Recommendation.
~ Orders len p P. wERLEIN, No. Camp street, will
ttSntio
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W. H. GARLAND, Treas uTeT.
New Orleans, October 20, 1856.
The following communication from the City
Attorney was read, and on motion, referred t.
the Committee on Streets and Landings:
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city and lately occupied by Engine Company No 8,
your sia,e thc said building hns
been very badly neglected, and that when said
building was delivered 10 the city 1t in good order,
and that The terms and conditions OF the lease
that the building shoudb DO delivered IN like good order
which the lessor found and further, the said lease
has not yet expired Your committee presenta reso.
luton the Surveyor estimate rs to the amount of
pairs necessary, At The next meeting Of The Common
Council. I'll H st# t's IslfssaS 6t4 n sHrHfq ~
Upon the petition Of + Boulgny, Keeper oil The Court
Houses, asking for repairs 10 be- made the severa
Court rooms, and that certain articles be provided for
The Court rooms, your committee have TINES
ported this subject and presented Iieces
safy, which are now before the Honorable the Board
Of Aldermen for action. ", e. 49, =, N I'll.
Your committee would also take this opportunity to
call your attention TO The dangerous condition of the
galleries of the Police Jail and the Insane Asylum.
There repairs and ratings requiredon the
galleries of the aforesaid Institutions order render
them safe for the persons confined therein. Your
miee that within the last days the fourth
negro has been killed by fall from the aforesaid gale
RES and which would make the city liable for damage
in providing proper projections in order to avoid
the occurrence of similar accidents. They present
resolution authorizing said galleries to be repaired
and made safe. s5s"
Respectfully submitted,
$z.-I .a..,.e.t.s.4 ~ n. . VICTOR BENT, r,s,..
| VIM f. BARBARIN,
i q A. A
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oetopcE soj 1000.
POLICE.
MI Guyol, ON behalf of the above committee,
offered the following report, which was read and
adopted; the rules being suspended, the resolu-.
ton accompanying the same was read and unan-
lmously adopted:
The Committee Police present the following re-
port: i5l 5
Upon the petition of Mark Walton, asking 10 renew
The roof the building Nc 2ll ST. Charles street, ia
yorable 7= '.%
Upon the petition of sundry persons, against tan
merry kept by Antoine Derpete, Oh Seventh street, be-
tween Live Oak and Laurel streets, Fourth DISTRICT
your committee beg toreer the same 10 the Street Com
nissone
Upon the petition of J.. b. Haughion Deputy Wharf
niger asking for policeman to be placed the leyec,
your committee refer said subject the Chief Police,
Whose duty il is provide the policeman required.
Respectfully,
HENRY GuYOL,
+ ." %5" C. BANISTER,
F. A. BARrLETTE.
Resolved That ne fmis sion be and the hereby
granted 10 Mark Walton Esq, 10 replace new roof
on the building No. al ST. Charles street, the same
10 remain during the pleasure of the Common Council
IMPRoyEMENTs AND BUILDINGS.
Mr.. Benit, on behalf Of the above committee,
offered the following report, which was read and
adopted:
The Committee on Improvements have the honor to
report f@s@ So
Upon the communication of ]. b. Lan,othe, with re-
gard to The condition OF the house leased Of him by the
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him on Rampant, be Reconstructed.
or George Pnrvs, asking permisso 10 erect small
steam engine on his property.
OF Advent Lodge No. knights Of Jericho, of Wash
ing!on Division, Sons ef Temperance, and Pelican D-
Council request the coee-house keepers close their
| Establishments election day.
The petition of g. +. Howell, asking to be al
lowed to exhibit his panorama free of license,
was, on motion, laid on the table.
The petition of Capt. o. VOORHEES,, of Com
pany r., National Guards, asking to be provided
with an armory, was, on motion Of Mr.. Stith,
referred to special committee, whereupon the
Chair appointed Messrs Stith, Giffen and Long
on the committee asked for.
The petition of Ochmichen s. Lmffler, asking
permission to erect small steam engine on
their property on Chartres street, WAS read.
Mr.. Guyol offered the following resolution, in
regard to the above petition, which was read,
the rules being suspended, and unanimously
adopted:
Rssorsd, That permission be and the same is hereby
given 10 ochmichen S L9iier 10 erect small steam
engine on their property on Char,res street, between
ST. Louis and Toulouse Streets provided the same be
| put in fire proof building in accordance with law,
me same TO remain during the pleasure flhe Common
REsoLuTIoNs.
Mr. Eager offered the following resolution,
which was read twice and adopted BY the follow
| ing vote, the rules being suspended:
Yeas-Messrs. Banister, arbarin, Bartlette,
BENT, Bouny, Bridge, Chambers, Chiapella,
Duoros, Eager, Citizen, Guyol, Hebrard, Howell,
Kelly; Long, Mcknight, stith and Thayer- 10.
Rssoiped, Thai the ADJUDICATION made by The Comp
the city with coal James Nimick, at SO pei
barrel be and The same is hereby accepted aud that w
Il Richard his security, DO and the same is hereby
accepted.
Mr., Stith offered the following resolution
which was read twice and adopted by the follow.
ing vote, the rules being suspended:
Yeas-Messrs, Banister, Barbarin, Bartlette
Benit. Bouny. Bridge, Chiapella, Ducros, Eager
Citizen, Guyol, Hebrard, Howell, Kelly, Long
Stith and Thayer-l7.
Nay-Mr Chembers-l. Sszs4 az
Resofrea, that ordinance No. 2lso, approved May S
1855, respecting the officers OF The woskhouse be and
the same is hereby repealed III = 100 -
Mr. Hebrard offered the following resolution,
which was read twice and adopted, the rules
being suspended: ~"
Rssoiaed, That Joint Committee of three members OF
the Board Of Assistants, and members OF he Beard
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