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COMMON COUNCIL, /
" City of New Orleans July 10, 1855. j

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City of New Orleans.July 10, 1856. j
ag4as6 sdt[ No. 2280 45+a584sz. d;
AN ORDINANCE leasing 10 the New Orleans, Ope-
lousas and Great Western Railroad Company p r.
ton of the port and levee in front Of the city Of
New Orleans, 10 be used as depo for passengers
and freight. 44 & &
port of New Orleans, extending from the Beef Mar
kel at the foot Of ST. Ann street. in the second Dis
trct fronting on the Mississippi river % the wharf Ct
the New York mail steamers, the SAINT icing one num-
dred and fifty feet on the line of the rrer, anu extend
ing back in straight lines 10 Leyee sheet be- and the
same is hereby leased The New Orleans, Opeiousas
and Great Western Railroad Company, as ferry
landing and depot for passengers and fGight said lease
to commence from The approval Of this ordinance.
ART. 2. This lease shall be for the term OF twenty
FIVE years, from the pass of this ordnance.
ART. 8. Said company shall have tie right 10 erect,
10 be erected, on the ground sci apart for
their use, fire proof buildings for the accommodation
OF passengers and freight, according TO plans draw
ings and specifications, 10 be approved by The City
Surveyor and the Common Council provided said COM
nanv shall NOT be allowed to use or ase The land
be used for any other purposes than those ABOVE NEIL
toned in this article. @@
be built and keep constantly in the best re par suit
able wharf, according TO plan and Specifications, TO
be approved by the City surveyor and Common Coun-
Gil. f
ART S. The consideration Of this lease is, that said
wharf and the buildings thereon; shall revert 70 The
city of New Orleans at the expiration OF this lease.
unless III extended by the Common Council OF New
Orleans g.-y.4
ART g. The landing, wharf and depot Of said COM
snail Oe proVlueu WltR VI
lights TO be approved by the City SuTeyor, and paid
70 by said company, and kept constantly lighted at
night al their own expense. ||t9
ART. z. sad company shall be bound 10 run, OF
cause 10 be run during the hours hereinafter named,
good and substantial steamboat steamboats, of proper
dmensions pass inspection and be approved by lhe
United States officers appointed for said purposes, in
accordance with the laws of inc United States. Said
company shall be bound TO run, cause 10 be run,
said boat or boats regularly, as follows, TO wit
From four O'Clock A. NJ, 10 six O'Clock A. M every
thirty minutes; from six o'clock A. NJ. to six o'clock
p. NJ. every twenty minutes; and from six O'Clock
P. NJ TO eleven O'Clock NJ, every thirty minutes.
The maximum rates 10 be as follows: I4o j
For every passenger five cents; IT,.
For every horse, mule, horned cattle, ten centsj
For every horse and gig or buggy, wagon, twenty
five csHts e==.
For every horse and cart dray, twenty-five cents:
For every four wheeled carriage with Two horses,
fifty cents.
Isignedl j. j. LUGRNBUHL,
President Brard of Aldermen.
lsignedl e. L. TRACY,
President Board of Assistant Aldermen.
Approved July TO- 1856.
[Signedl JOHN L. LEWIS, Mayor.
A true copy THos. THEARD, Sec'y. jy14 st
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sl q Ss cHALyBEArE SPRING.

At peaan day. whom phyans srTugnOus pTepara-
ops value, chaiybeate spring the very
necessarily oecs decided The med
aonlty, fsugnon
artificial aratious hitherto prescribed whether
the powders pills liquids. Artificial preparans
variaby Of amson longer period
operation lhy much so~y than hoss furnished
nature especially latter
queny of cohesive character that
through the into ths nsa canal without
ing any ct. then, that spring
iron a. be powerful auxiliary
will in the end bs employed by tbs Faculty
Ali cases in which iron is administered. I
The especially affect iron such nugsa yellow
and red poa sali gold etc.
this met uion The other
usually mineral Of this kidd exist
small proportion Tbs ina eossis 50 speak Of little else than
aoluiou eFrugnous sprngs
Earope or America with
carbonate the paucy other mineral ptoducta
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CoseLUstoss.-The Alabama vichy Spring ia rsnsrkAbla
For large quantity Of scane bcArbona,e, pare
which they 65 40 grains gallon, grains
psr pint, or / 10 grammes itre s''3 7t6. 7's'
the salt oiine percspbe ony gallons
OF 5A7'
s. For The very ma proportion they supas Of
sods chloride Of SODIUM --'f' Y
Fer The Of sapats Of masnesa bu. small
hon. Few sprga tbs Uuited States this salt.
sor the chloride
noxious aud diahgrseetle In uinersl sirings.
AlaDama Vchy Springs extremely analogous
vicay springs in France is presumed
prescribe them for all those deasss the
spoysd and will ontan by their These
pleasant tn stimulate digestive
without disturbing oyeIloadng the asomach Tney
rap ~. ALI aecreons heh
aeay alkaline
days Freely word
csry the thoe Of the Springs
+s+ .r 1s SULPHUR SPRING. -Hs. r
This spbg similar in compos % h,t Of Ar Ia chape
Earope. however, avs proportion The
br OF than the Eoropsan sprug. 81
AsALYsIhe following she Ingredients contained Eng
lith plat lwine pnt)i .... Il.
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RELIABLE PROTECTION AT SMALL COST
rnons Nns or TENS OR EVEN HUNDREDS OF THOU
sANps INSURED 8Y THE OUTLAY OF FIfTY-FIyE Doll
LARS OR UPWARDS.


a sOURTHOUSES, Notaries, Jewellers, Bro.
ke Mercbants Cspasts, flAntas Retailers, Mechanics
stssme1s miles Others Of guarding from the
but yuaue articles, which covered by policy nsl
invited the su o. Il
style key Of which ngt az hall dollar CON-
and closes like apen- -khs .
Other knd o iafr yei known shown the aon Of
nchs era greatly bu1garpsoo prnrertes will be
strkiney who institute ason between
the popular safes Of other descriptions
The will Understood when IL 10 known tna the or
mer pateroa interior box and the tr one Of wood WIN
any nde Gifts ao that the former has and W
cusy the The subscriber prepared to dsmon
experiments a none can ganay and VIII
be glad o hear from The nksplca..
The unvaryng the Concrete Safe will emineny
those who have seriously snsrrd by
from the Safe when KEPT
cosed This diff very important TO Jewra and
in A. necas achs materially Injured by tue
M always generated sasm nder Safes exposed to hre
The following several ready oe urnahe
"a tors who will the undeAgned who has ~
pd AZ imagine does not nend moyg but remains
No. ~ Magazine street aG9ye ths eoIne
Mr. Isaac Bridge you have taken the ney OF Ha Ps
snt safe may serve your n'erea.
sse naoss an portion tall m books fom the
Of hiarcb l6,h, 1854, on Magazins street n, a., =.
The Of being hled VIII tne sal
aa nut mad notwithstanding hf enae he
it being taken nom the us when SUI
acenty cooled tabout 40 hour aewards the eonten snon
which sre about doar bank bills found to
fire and burglar rrosf qaaies
have confidence in this than in any knd sss aa
know of Respectfully, yours H. n: IA Waw,s Is Cana,
Tbose using styles Of chests are a subject to loss
these such articles inyasoy il 70 pisces
tfer but aght esshncs when attacked oy p
glare. i - {. ..,ona,, @ 80. Al.
Iron ch Sta Proof Bank and Store cek Eroo ram
oi,h m,i osa sndhs AZ ~ 2lMngazre at.
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j
AN ORDINANCE to revise and codify the general ordi
nances now in force and governing the city of New
OrleaDs together with all existing Of the State Lee
gislature touching upon the city government.
BE ordained by the Common Council OF the city of
New Oreans that competent person persons be ap
pointed by the Judiciary Committee Of both Boards in
Joint meetlng revise and codfy the general ordinances
in force and governing the city of New Orleans to-
geher with all existing acts Of the State Legislature
touching upon the city government under the following
general regulations
l. It shall be the duty Of the said reviser to arrange
under general heads all laws and ordinances exist
ing, which shall be SO subdvided and classified to be
ready of reference He shall have the whole collected to-
gether ndexed ready for the printer when the Coun
Gil shall take final action thereon.
O. That said municipal code shall be supplied with such
reference notes figures, will show where ordinances
subject affected or modified by other ordi-
nances or laws on the same subject
g. 1t shall be the duty Of the aforesaid Revser to report
to Joint committee revision hereafter appointed any
alterations changes or rescssions and existing ordi
that may to him necessary expedient
L. That said municipal code shall be presented the
Common Council before the first Tuesday of October
next and when finally and fayoraby acted upon shall be-
the sole body Of awss previous ordinances being
thereby repealed and abrogated
g. That u Joint Committee of Revision of Municipal
Law shall be appointed by the President Of each Board
three from the Board Aldermen and three from
the Board of Aldermen-who shall consult and advise
with the Reviser all changes to be recommended
the Council.
That it shall be the duty of the heads of the various
departments report fully to the Reviser all defects they
may observed in existing laws To open their books
the inspection of said Reyiser that he may be able
frame ordinances defining the duties Of each officer,
T. That the sum of $500 be and is hereby appro-
priated full and complete compensation of said Re-
yiser to be paid when the Committee of Revision shall
report the municipal code as completed.
[Signedl GERARD STITH
[SignedJ ]. j. LUGENBUHL,
President Board of Aldermen.
Approved July l3, 1866.
jy145t [Sgnedl JOHN L. LEWIS, Mayor
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tgshIWEEKLY LINE OF GA w,s -

East FELICIANA, paaang through GKEEHSBURG ANTE
CITY on the NEW ORLEANS and JACKSON RAILROAD.
There u now this Route Weekly Line s.ages
leaving Am.e City every Monday Wednesday
rival Of the ger Tain Ne~ Orleans
The same evening oeosk Return eays Clinton every
Iuesday hnIs ay and Saturday o'clock in morning
arriving AZ Amite City time evening tram for New
oleans By this rsne passengea will
Ton the SANE Say 1hs route is g milss BY
ing good natural road AS there is a Mail
route Bag Tor tae tranmsoa of Letters Paper
pa ed at the office Of tie New Orleans
street, will Railroad ayely Monday
O'Clock In ths nipg and evsrv
on will bs psd to the delivery of Papers
through passengers Now Orleans to Clinton will
Five Dollars. 1t will TINA that cheapest
est and aaiest route from Clinton to Nrw Orleans.
asO +. E HESLER Auie City
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cheap! Very Gheap!:

FHYO HOUSE-k EEPE EMS = ECONOMIST 80
n asp JACKSON RANGES, CRATES Asp STOVES I'D
oohnx Stoves of full and fully warranted bake T%
wall prices ell 10 $40, nil completed; and aso the
well Known Econori,t Raeges. ,,s :,
large important Ranges have lately sold
has the ref rpg bayes M Of names
well Known trims this city, and VIII voau
tsry readily be shown deaed The saving as The pss
tiop al smp. Of The side water
ih omen top which the escaping Of eam and feyent
~ aculae The Convenience ef transport "a stands on es
this oblbed, makes 1t one Of the
most appropriate Ranges for niea in changing domi-
eilB. ,r.,, .,5 all. Kt,.h.r I1ta,.l.
Lamp Alcohol Globs Chmuey and WICK Samphpe AND
Spirit Cas- !, ,. :, a.. 1.oI,sr > rYIp ,IsIJ
No. 1888 Camp adjoining 81
tsn p.,,cSis Chureb - WI H0DGSQE, i Is
isa5sm lsuceessor 70 0. saulsy
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In conclusion The undersigned respectfully eocta careful
paIson analysis of the above Springs with those of
be South examination he saahd will at establish
invaluable remsaies In the treatment Of acute chronic
disc .ses. ,,,,p, III. ,r,., J,,, u-.,..-.
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OFFICIAL JOURNAL.
MAYoRALTY OF NEW ORLEANS.

MAYoRALTY OF NEW ORLEANS, July 49, 1855 4
Common Council City OF Few Orleans. !
No. 2305 J 8i'i
Resolued, That special committee, 10 be composed
Of three members of the Board of Aldermen and hye
members of the Board of Assistant Aldermen be ap
pointed 10 examine and report upon the BOOKS and
accounts of the Treasurer of the city, and the books
papers and accounts of such city ofcefs as they may
deem proper; that said committee be authorized 70
employ proper experts or accountants in making said
examination, and that said committee nave power 10
send for persons and papers. 6H
Members Of The Comnlittee-Adermen Durell, Dupre
and Price.
Members Of The Conamites--Assistant Aldermen
Chnmbers Mcknight, Howell! Barlet's and ~ Barbarln
President ,arl nj A. ssisrant Aldermen.
[Signed JOHN CULBERTSON
President pro tenn Board OF Aideimeh'
Approved July 1s, 1866.
[Signed] JOHN l.. LEWIS, Mayor
true copy. THos. THEARD, Secy. jyl9
4 ~5 ..--.s.-sf No. 2297
Resotved, That the Comptroller sell al pubic anc-
to after ten days notice in the official journal TO the
highest bidder the dredge boat, with the machinery,
etc. belonging to the ciiy and now lying near the nat
boat basin. I-
President pro. tenn. Board Assistant Aldermen.
(sgnedl j. J. LUGENBUHL, .
~ President Board OF Aldermen.
jy14 [signedl JOHN L. LEWIS Mayor.
--.sy gs.7.r CONTROLLERS OFFICE
5.,5s. CITY OF New ORLEANS, My 10, 1865,
Sotice is hereby given, that Monday, 3oth INST,
will adjudicate, at my Office at l2 oclock the above
dredge boat etc. o. DEBuYSs ID.
iyig Comptroller.
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nlooue, hpTu l6. 1880.
MH CHs cuLLUa Dear 6I have just reviewed the anay
BY Mr. Avsqun Of Springs which requesed you
These Springs unlike in the country
most celebrated Enope
isrge amust q mineral ingredients they ain know Of
Chabesis Spg u shis country Of rqua the
sgs have parallel exeept the BlIdon Springs which
quite strong
gea, these all Chronic the
Digestive Organs cannot ed and IN almost all
paaed By general debtl y, tnsy will e.ul.
Very respectfully yours, eic. J. e. MOTT, NJ. D.
To nvsds the ptieior pledges himself particularly
part will be wanting make them
contented. 4a7 wg g46 58t u
-. 4 ,,..e ANALYSIS, I'd. VIZ
The Analysis Of the following Springs by J. B. Ave-
eua Orleans, gsntmsn Whose reputation &c
Chemist ,ank amongst the highest only In th country
France slio; GE{E 98&l i --
ALABAMA vIcHY SPRING.
Proportions Of the several mineral Substances contained
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gsY kA1IhoAp u 4As Mss9 sp9lhEorEk On /

EsY HAIbh1AR u 4Aa MssRl sRRllEEorR a -
Time between Warrington ard Wheslng hours Running
Through fa' + afa g Washington
fullest Washington, Baltimore
al portions Of the West ihs Northwest anS .he Southwest
neson Jarcon Qaeiy called Relay ase nne mea from
Ne Ohio Baggage through Wheeling
he Washington sta n and reshsetd apd there with
A N; ana 4A P; NJ On SUNDAYS the IA Ter n OILY.
ral Ohio kafoad nnng from Belae, the oh Wheel
rswask Mansfield and
sanduy Railroad, for sanduky, Toedo Detroit Chicago ST.
Al Columbus he c. Railroad
Of ths Little Miami Railroad 10 Asna, Cincinnati ousyile
sins through Da ton indianapolis Tee Haute Lafayette Chi
eago Book Island, St. Louis etc.
the Mail the Ohio Tcke,s 70.
For Cleveland, Cleveland Toledo, Detroit Chicago
tickets cold when The Ohio naveabie between Wheeling
nss where connection with the Cleveland and
requested this only route
and rect to nearly all the leading the
miles, being about i shorter than other
FARE ny THRoueH TicKKr FROM WaaHNerosTo Wheeling
20 S Goum9s s 81 sS Dayton ss 81 s9 Looys
So 80 6O ST. Louis s2s 80 sas Memphis sas
For Frederick and Hapers Ferry, Martnshug Berkeley Syringe
mny ars %sfoa 9Ana Or op r.
stations between Baltimore Wheeling take NJ
the from Baltimore Annapolis etc. sec speca
advertisement.
~ further information through tickets etc. apply to THos
JOHN H. DONE,
-. Master of transportation,
and hio Rail tlmore,
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nfFIeE OF NEW ORLEANS SAVINGS

n kFTlUE
NsTITuTIoN-oaics No. 81 Camp atrestIncorpcratsd
der ofthe Legislature, l5th March, 1855.
The ills lnatitution will be for the reception OF De-
po morning lSndays exepled) from to o'clock, and
Saturday evenings from to6 O'clock.
De- p9sits Of One Dollar and upwards will bs received
Tbs undsis strictly nitad by the sct Of nco
ioon the Public Debts the Uned States tho State Of Lou
sians, hrd Of she City OF New Orleans.
upon upimproved Real Estate
within limits the oNew orlsan, exceeding cont
OF th- AZ pfsIaed cash value.
the stock Of the Banks New
Orleans not s1esdng 90 per cent y the market vnlns
All Prodt derived the employ Of the funds
dtibnied annually DepoRtors.
No indirectly Of the funds
Z
deposits, hayHg be agreed
wh $1,000 nnpeGhd
TRUSTEES.
George Euatis A. d. Kelly, William voge
w. N. a1einar, Geo. urguhart R. b. SUMNER
g. U. Dansan a. Heina 9eogS JONAH, &,
Wilheiuuz Bogsrt p. N. Wood, Thos Ciarz,
Thps. a. Adamg, E. 4. Bradford. D. d. Withers.
W. N. MERCER, President.
A. D. KELLY,
... a.a.@.-, VIM. VoGEL. SVice Presidents.
r. 3. SUMNER, o.
.g-.gg5.... D. D. WITHEkS, Treasurer,
tAuhd nt the office. ass LIZ
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VEsHE undersigned will continue GENERAL
Il COMMISSION AND FACToRAGE BUSINESS, at ITO Camp
siTeet under the style of RICHARD EuBANK, Jr CO.
las - RICHARD N. EuBANK, IT.
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THURSDAY MORNING, JULY 10. 1866.
6,ULLUM's SPRINGS, eHocrAw Co, ~,

~ ALA eghys miles above Mobile twenty 1--we miles 55SsH
east of Mobile and Ohio RAr ad, and five miles ~ss.
The unesiened takes ps4urs snnouneng and
the psbe gensraly that his etsb ehmsnt the
,ddtion hsvs made, single view 70
and convenience the invalid bat 10 oers sskpg
eeson and with experiences s
I fabs Hoass Of thsn twenty yesr, end deterre
lion 10 keep bis the s. Of frsi hots w be
fecnre 70 him liberal psronage sperdd Band ef
has bsn engaged for the Bsrd TABLES Ten Pin
sns oher on he prehees Tbs cogss are all
fePatat-, End are nest, clean and airy. ~ s=ssis.r -
Arrangements have been b which eorsodoui light
eoa will ply rsvuaty re tmes svesk inaing
en tno Torsghee wnc those who travelling BY ths
ope and 0so Raresd eonnstag the State Line with
we splendid far hore cohchss Of Msarn Powell etsa By
s ss .sass prsnge ssn Iss.s bs Springs s sek 10 The
f5th June. - . 'fh
ei tie hsuxuise Of proprietor
ess te he tAy with perfect proprsty
Pogs IN the United S1es
.hown t tue public that baye effected 81 obstinate
ehrdns disehas certainly great variety
and valuable ches uejoips1
lheas q dngrkhed pbysehns will show the diseases
Nheh Inc dtnefsnt Kinds OF reters will be bensrciR:
.-.,.5..-=.. CERTIFICATES -.
1t would be difficult .errns number
nalfs OIL the ds Of which
feruRnous spregs aDsyzsd Mr. Aseqain,
phsaaY "a dsodem ing often eompessed require The
employment Of ylri0s kinds of Nsvehels
y ths,s into three principal groups 70 wit.
a5Ei SO ~ SULPHUR, r &ass- ea@ q.
general srs Is th,s Alkaline Waers are sps
ciay useful in Of Gravel Stone, Gou
melts o. the sbi musI visesra. t5F%
a. That Sulphur Springs dtseaes the Skin Rhsu-
Catarrhal Dsofdera.
3D. That ssrrngnrus Springs particularly ou il multi
du o Affections arising the weakness OF
Weave Of opinioa tha Mr. Cuums hfghi,
prescribed and administered with udgmen snd
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ENISSOLUTION-The copartnership hereto
y fore existing under the firm Of fLAWRASoN EuBANR.s
Ma dsy dasoy we'd BY mutual consent t.
hpirH EUBhNk, having
~ Ia fa,a concern, =: GEORGE G. LAWRASON,E
~ RICHARD N. EuBANK, Jr
aysu, o,iaana Fabrusry /, lsBs, lV 5llf Ffgis
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FNy0 LET--Stores Nos 5 and7 Notre Dame SA
Of Sos Dame and G0@srss ssass,. and
for which they well sdaped ana
ply WIN. ELEVERcH CO. Agents, y od AsYse )hse u
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RAILROAD TRAVELLING.

N H% Eyssas ohaBASs; asB sSEsF SEE; 4Es$ j @
rialn dsis and from crs,su
4 R.gass Crossing o'clock F. NJ,
Ts @ sfEs 4s ss K. es.Se
ssssf \ NJ. s,vas 1lsisfs !: i o,sloeE 4: Y.
oBayoa dss Msmsadea
mvia 80 = B. sEeEK Vice President.
EM sUs .sB oBthANs, sh4aH SSsyAsRs yAsE; Is @
RAILROAD Dspo, caiope street. Of Clara street
fAssESsER TRAIN daily to ess mile. from New Orleans,
and sa's assyss Ss city % 9Eks n
sss, iassrmsds:s Ssstios
F.nEThee ensa per ne each Children and servants
B The City ss n
osyss e Now ssd all nssrmedae aons every Monday
q III d hs 1sss
rI''
g ESag sSEss et5 eaSTRAL nsie ad54s,l ok, ca
nom Nav ofisansto all points NORTH
ILLINOIS SEEN oENTEAl rIs.A1.mls, RAILROAD.
Two Daily Trains from Cairo chsso Time from Cairo 40 New
I a'sf % sa si ri 115 6s dRsap most
81 ST
Up. .er Mississippi and Missouri rivers.
Chicago, Illinois Central with the Michigan Central
for oil ths Eastern csss Via Detroit Niagn Falls and Buffalo to
Aso from Chicago New Albany and Salem Railroad for
Louisville, Cncnnai, and all points in Indiana and Ohio
At Niagara Faa h the Lake Ontario Route for Mon
Hl, Quebec Saratoga Springs, and the White Montana
Tickets the rons be purchased
the Cpmpaaya office No. 70 ST. Charles street the St.
CHARLES Hotel, Nsw Orleans. W. i. REDDING,
my7St Agent Illinois Central Railroad,
NEW YORK al1lna1Sl AsD ERIE E ~ -
On SUNDAYS, only Express Train, AZ 5.30 z. M.
On after Monday, May 1885, until further notice.
trains will leave the pier foot Of Duane follows
viz FL
DUNKIRK EXPRESS, at 8 A. M, for Dunkrk.
BUFFALO EXPRESS, A NJ. for Buffalo.
MAIL A. NJ for Dunkitk Bhslo Intermediate
BY this train will remain night at oswego
proceed the next morning.
R6cKLAED PASSENGER, as p NJ tom the foot Of Chamber
WAY PASsENGER, at p NJ, for Newburgh and otsvile
snd intermediate stations
NIGHT EXPRESS, at $50 M. for Duukrk Buffalo.
EMlGRANT p NJ for 3unkk and Buffalo, intermediate
| stations. MA.
way EXPRESS, 1850 NJ for Dupkk Buffalo,
| med stations. 4
Thshe Trains at Ers with he Eifa and Mia
Falls Railroad for Niagara ala Buffalo and DunkE wi
he Lake Shore Railroad for Cleveland nnr Toledo Detroit
Chicago etc., and with ratclAas splendid Steamers for nil
| Lake Erie.. 4
| myaiH DC, MccALLuM, Genoral Superintendent
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u poOTs. SHOES AND HATs.-

ApOOTS, SHOES AND HATS .nsas
. We are receiving aths old stand of A. F. # W&E
81, Sc and IS Cotanon #f VI
hld selected BOOTS SHOES and d54A 49,
HATS all kinds which, together with
complete Country merchants will well cali
t PLANTATION GOODS city
SO EEWHALL, VALENTINE co,
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COMPTROLLER's OFFICE,
s"2 e&@5 City of New Orleans, May !, 1856 I
RESOLVED, That the Comptroller be, and he is hereby
authorized and required to give notice. by standing ad
vertsement in the official Journal that in accordance
with the ninth section Of ordinance No. l44 approved
March 3d. 1854 the Council will not pay any bill against
the City unless contracted under authority of
from the Comptroller, in accordance with the ordinance
referred to.
[signedl e. L. TRACY
.-a.= President Board Of Assistant Aldermen
[signedI L. H. PLACE,
s-.g sEo President Board of Aldermen.
Approved April 2s, 1855.
[signedl JOHN L. LEWIS, Mayor.
The attention of the officers of the city and of the
public respectfully called the foregoing resolution
%. DE BUYS,
my19tf Comptroller City of New Orleans.
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INf OTlGE-Ihe Business heretofore conducted
by the underslgnse the Firm of BoGERT WILLIAMS
CO will be continued from the 6st of ocsobef rty Of
C. BoGERT d co. G. c. BOGERT,
RsrOTleaus, Oct. s, 1854. SIMEON TOBY JR os
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H HyOR RENT-The convenient and well To- sss
u Gated story BRICK STORE, No. Ts Camp street. E
Possssaion Immediately. hpplyto :
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