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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1856-10-07

VAJASTED AN sssstan, teacher in select school
w ive miles from OF the most delightful South
cities The position for single gentleman is very De
s!rshe. He must be well qualified in Latin and Greek
also in Mathematics and present suitable Testimonials ana
enter upon duties the lst November. Salary Sooo ana
board Address Box No s. Camden. Wic-x county, Ala
bama Information given al this Office.
Sept 27-cit'
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KTTNMUNU COUNTY, Va.
EpEN. WIN n. WARD, Principal, assisted by tho
III roughly qualified ,.nclIcrs.
Tie next session the 81 OF October
and closes the last of July following.
TERMS:
Board and Tuition in the Primary English School Si2 On
= Collegiate English school, 50 No
Music. and use Oi Instrument. - OD
Languages, Drawing md Water Colors each 10 W
Oil Painting 30 O0
Fog other IHr;iculars apply to Principal Tor circulars
pp. Itlircs IrrsI YIN Ann I'm
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DICII,IOND GROUND PLASTER. The IN;
II crcnScd demand upon for Richmond Ground
Plaster caused by IN. superior purity and richness in &C.
lection OF lump and the properly puverzcd stae OF the
ground enables me TO offer my grinding at reduced rnc"
and particularly TO the trade with purchases Of large
quantities CnnnI bonts load at the mill door, near
the Danvill depot Loose plaster 81 per ton lees thnn
packed Orders left with Womhc Il Claiborne, No ii
Pearl Street, will iarr strict attention.
rES'lO. 900 good second mnd barrels wanted
Srnt r:I--r6i JOHN II. CLAIBORNE.
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ENIE next session will begin October let lsd and end
Il June 3Oh, 1851.
The course instruction will embrace all subjects Gsu
ally taught IN the best English Classical and Scientific
Schools.
Board. (washing cxccptodI Sl3O per session.
TUITION. IRON so TO :JO do do
IL.
Boa., aud tuition charged from the of the pu.
nil 10 the end Of the session, unless Otherwise stipulated
O,e hnn of tho board and tuition be paid in advance,
and the other hall q the 18th Of February.
No allowance made tor absence, except at the option OF
the subscriber.
The subscriber will be assisted in his School By grnd.
uu,c OF William aud Mnry College, who has had some ex'
percnrc in teaching and proved himself in every respect
qualified for hi- vocation.
No testimonials nor references deemed necessary.
e. J. ID. PRYOR, Principal
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WM HOLT RICHARDSON,

W Vt
MERCHANT TAILOR,
l4rH STREET, OPPOSITE EXCHANGE HOTEL,
HAS just received AID opened most beautiful and
II desirable assortment Of CLOTHS. CASSlMERES
and vESTlNGS, selected by himself with much care in
the Northern cities suitable for Fall and Winter wear,
which he would be pleased lake up in the most supc
ror style aud nabc He solicts call from
his friends and customers and the public generally
Sept lJ-clm
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FLAT ROCK FEMALE SEMINARY.

LNOR Tho year leJG the rst session Of th. Institution
H will commence the 18th 0i January. and close
thu 10Th OF June The second session will commence the
9uth July and close the 18th December.
TERMS. PAYABLE AT THE END OF THE SESSION:
Tuition III the English Departments including
Mathematics 10 D
French spanish and Italian, each extra b 90
Music @ \, rg Observation-Disclosures. ~ 90
Ornamental Branches. each extra nj teachers prices.
Latin and Greek Glass. taught by Jno Organ Jr ~ w
In III" English department, Miss h. T. scott IL again
poy,i. IN the other department Of Mu.c and French
Mr. John DViamiI.. is employed and f., his post.
10 Ny address is Maciarand's. l.umcnhure, Va
June 2i-ctf John ORGAN JR
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MADISON FEMALE SCHOOL, AT MADISON
NiRELNIA

MADISON FEMALE SCHOOL, AT MADISON
COURT HOUSE, VIRGINIA.
TIME sessions OF this institution commence the first
II Monday OF September in each year, and coscon the
Inst dny OF Jane following Thc OF instruction is
designed 10 embrace all the branches OF comprehensive
and liberal cHlnlc education and is divided into the fol-
lowing departments:
Fir-, English including all tho elementary studies OF
English educ alton beside Algebra Geometry Chemistry,
Astrouomy Botany, Natural Moral and intellectual Phllo
sopLy Rhetoric and History
second Languages, including Latin and French
Third, Music
This School is located in II beautiful md sauhri0us
ura near the base of the Blue Ridge mountains md is
couycuieut OF 10 all pOruns Of the State Large
anil cnmoliOus accommodations have been recently pro-
yidcd with view render the institution iand
TO meet its increasing patronage Encouraged by pnst
and stimulated by the unanimous approval %, their
patrons the teachers will continue the most systematic and
unrmg cxcrtons in promoting the moral intellectual and
physical discipline aud accomplishment of each pupil en-
trusted tn their control
TERMS.
Board including washing, fuel lights &c sl0prr month
Tuition in English Branches, so
Latin. -
French III
Music, ''o
RErEREScES-Rt Rev Bishop Meade, H. Rev. Bishop
Johns, Rev WIN Thonhs LGarell, Rev Johu ii. Rocock
D. D. Rev. Barnett Grimslcy. Rev. tn L. Hoylc and the
Episcopal Clergy Of Virginia generally
All communications 10 be addressed 10
Mrs. RELfiELD CAVE, Principal,
Aug l2-c9m Madson Court House En.
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Fu.I 10: Room rent, I................. Ii
Tuition III Collegiate Department, so
- Acudru,c ..-............. IL
Deposit for Damages 81; Printing 20 cents. Students
Occupying rooms in College only during the day,
charged - for rent and day scholars in the acadci
ic department. 81 for fuel Pupils have their wash
ing done furnish their and provide their own lights
PAYMENTS for bonr &c, oneIhird on the first OF Ocio
bcr January aud April respectively for tuition &C.
half on the S; Of October and the residue on the t. OF
February No part OF the tuition fee will be refunded
except in cases OF protractcd sickness.
The trustees nov having erected new hotel which,
with ilnt formerly used will be rented house keepers
who will bomrd the students on their responsibility
# is hoped that competition and the increnscd pcs will
cnsur, entire sali,EnctiorL Aug s-Ctf
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Young LADIES, SCHOOL.
M ISS MARY +. PEGRAM will open School 10
WI Young Ladies' Wednesday, the lat day OF Oct"
Der. al her residence in Linden Square. on Frank lin ~
In the ENGLISH BRANCHES she will be- assisted by
Mr. SAMUEL :. CARR, favorably known as II teacher Of
several years experience.
The FRENCH DEPARTMENT will be under the charge
of Madame LEONTINE BLANCHET, a Partisan Lady OF
finished education and preposscssing manners.
ITALIAN and DRAWING, by Mr.. PERSlCO.
GERMAN, by an accomplished native.
The BELLIES LETrREI CLASS. for Young Ladies'
who have Lett school, will be formed during the first week
Of the session.
Circulars, with full plan Of the School, may he had
application 10 Mrs. or Miss Pegran.
TERMS:
Board during the entire session 5000
English tuition .--iu
Forei IN languages, Ancient aud Modern.
Music and Drawing at Professor charges.
REFERENCES
RIcHMoSD--Rcv. Geo WOODBRIDGE, Hon. John g Gas.
kie, James Cnskic: Esq VIM. II. Macsrand, ESQ., Wynd
ham Robertson. Esq.,. VIM +. Richie, Esq, John X.
Thompson. Esq, Thos II Ellis Esq.
GEoRGErOwN-Rev. VIM. Norwood.
Observation-Disclosures 5. Mosby, Esq, John M Speed,
Esq.
PETERsEuRG-Dayid May, Esq.
Sent 21-dlwd ctkoY
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yIRGI\IA STATE AGRICULTURAL So


4 DDITrONAL PREMIUM.-The Hon VIM G. RIvEs
a otcrs n premium OF $50 for the best fohl OF last
sp',hs' ~ on borscs Of general utility.
- nn, ,csr c b. WILLIAMS Sec'y
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WXTASTED-A young man who has been engage
" in teaching for five years, wishes situation ms Iu
,or The most satisfactory recommendations can be CIV
on ANY communications addressed TO box lO9, Waynes
boro' Pa will be promptly attended TO.
-
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HAMPTON MALE AND FEMALE ACADEMY

JOHN Is. CARY, A. ~. Principal
rENliE next session al this School, will commence
the first Monday in October, and continue months.
Tn" subjects taught Ancient and Modern Languages,
Mathematics lin, clements ui Physical Science Military
Tactics, Music Drawing and Printing
TERMS:
Board including washing fuel aud lights .......Sl70 %
TUITION according. To advancement, from. 80 to ~ ~
Modern Languages Music, Drawing and Printing.
AiIIrs. The rrimcinn. lIAmnImn w. Amm ll--csM
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THIKTY-FIvE NEGKOEs AND OTHER

NOR SALE. at public auction, without reserve, on
II THURSDAY the 9Th day of November next at
WSsces Creek Plantation, III the county OF Charlotte
thryve valuable slaves, consisting Oi men, women boys
aud girls
Also all the stock Of Horses Mules Cattle and Hogs;
NJ! the crops of Corn Oats Fodder, &C. and NIL the plan
taon tools and utensils. including good Thrcshiug Ma
chine, Wagons Carts &C. which may belong 10 the plan
tstion among the cattle good Oxen aud BeeYes.
may also offer Tor sale about $1,000 pounds OF good
Pork
TERMs-Cash for the negroes md crcdi, Of months
for all the other property the purchasers giving bonds
with approved security
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TRUSTEES STALE OF REAL AND PERSON


ID virtue Of three deeds OF trust executed 7" m "?
ID dated April ID, 1856, from Franc, K ""CG'.M 'i i
others one dated March 3lst Sj5, from Frank X wool
SON. and one dated September lst lej5 from Frhhc'
Woodson all duly recorded in tho Clerks Once o' "'.
land County Court shall Trustee, on me 10" '" 81
October 1856 sell AZ public auction on th W.i.l,' ~
cesh trac, OF land in said county. OF about h'y .t
and three quarter acres, adjoining the ian"" "i Jnn
WooJson Nancy Redford and others AFRO the iT"Te-' %"
Fr.nkv r Woodson Ia the tract OF land IN said county,
hid by Nancy RedOri IS her dover also tract IN za.h
o"rty Of thirty eight acres adjoining the lands no" &C
nied by Archer r Gatrght also tract OF on" hThii
scres adjoining the lands Of Nancy Redord, Eah ROC
,Y,I and others also all the interest OF Frankly T. Wool
son. in the deed OF from Edward Redtord 10 Kob' Il
Watkins. dated Sept lsth lsI5 aso lot OF mules ho'
wagon hsrne-. cows farming utensils buggy and harr--
canal boat plsnk spades shovels wheelDarro"f npf-
rneps and ixrures for brick making iron brick p's
crop wheat oats, straw, growing corn lot OF bc'
burnt and unbun clay dug tor bricks thcincr"s, o sol"
Woodson under his lease with Miss Virginia Pessun- m
his brick yard the James River Canal and the n'""t
of sad Woodson in the following slaves hired Tor no ~
sidue OF the present year, viz George Jim, h.uhI'
Frank, Pomp. JACK, Tarlton Nancy, Jim and Parrot
The sale will commence at II O'Clock. A. NJ az 10
brick yard said Woodson in Goocband county On ia
James River Canal
Sent 2u-dltGctds mo G. WILLIAMS, TnIstca.
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:. : I0 SUPER PHOSPHATE OF LINE

EaNThe subscribers. have in store ana o5.t Tor
- . GOOD supply of A. No. ] Peruvian Guano, Nhite
MS;css and A A. Brown Mexican Gusno; also Co..-',
Kan T;nano and Rhodes Super Phosphate OF Lime q. 81
best quality and hne condition ,o,,,rp rn
Oct S|hhHh' n"A -
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1856-10-07

mo THOMAS DOWLES AND ELIZABETH
4 HIS WIFE As you not residents Of the State
of Virginia you are hereby notified that SHALL Mon
ay the ION day of November 1856 apply by motion to the
County Court of Caroline county for the appointment OF
Trustee place Of Ira White (who has departed TINS
- in n certain deed executed the said White LOT ihe
benefit of yourself and others by cambridge LumPsn'
which said deed dated the 18th day Of February lo'I
and was recorded in the Clerks Office OF said court vi
the 18th day of December, lsJ2. ,r,prN
Sept 30-cw4w MAXI IA LO.tI 49,
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FRESH STOCK OF WATCHES, JEwELRl

TIME subscribers are now in receipt of their q
FALL. STOCK OF WATCHES, JEWEL "a
RY AND SPECTACLES, consisting of AL the VAL
latest styles and best goods in their liee OF every
description Their stock Of Silver Ware, OF all kinds IL
very extensive snd varied and purchasers may rely upon
getting every thing 10 line upon the most ucconnoa.
ting terms, either At wholesale or rcinil.
Orr & MYERS a. JANKE.
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StCHOOL FOR CHTLDRES.-Miss"s ELIZA and
- SALLlE LAMBERT will open School for little
girls on the lst Of October in the basement Mrs Tk
er's Boarding House. the south Size OF Main btwccu
sth and 9Th streets.
REFERENCE Editors of the Central Presbyterian,
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SOUTHERN FEMALE INSTITUTE.

vVyIIE Principals oi tho SorGht.n Female Institute
IL would inform the public TINT they have secured the
services Mncmoi5eli rnrr IN Partisan lady, who
dcuscc vasss- have charge Of the French classes in
their school.
mmlcmusrllo Cave viii! reside in the family OF ID. Lee
Powell Yho has charge OF the boarding depnraent) and
she will BE- required to speak French habit uSly with young
ladies ht arng in the no &c They feel in saying
THAT the advantages thus offered Tor acquiring thorough
knowledge OF the French language, and or learning
speak it iueny, inferior Ia none in the county
Unless it be true, Gas is generally -upIosrd) that
French lady Ices able speak aud teach her
ia Richmond than in the North, less we'll in school
than iu another.
They desire also Gull attention to the Preparatory de-
partmrt their school Into this. pupils ten years
OF age will b. admitted md they promise to give especial
attention tO this lcpnrtmcnt. Sept 1O-lw
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a. mo. G. WILLIAMS. Tn

INOLUMBIAN HOTEL FOR Rent OK
u LElSE-IMMEDIATE PROFESSIONALS q" !!
above old and well established Hotel lie for re':' No.
with immediate DO. session There srs Chamber.
for two hundred beds The dining room II - by - t'
There are extensive and most convenieni tcconod"'"
for cooking washing &C. and large stable and barge car
~; ronsrrv ia 40 we'll know that any further f.sc'lp-
,; !. nnnecessary To good tenant the rnn; VII 10
reasonable. -
July l5-ctf
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FLEETWOOD ACADEMY

TUNIiE exercises of the session will commence
Il tn" 18th I" September, ls5G, and end the last day
OF June following
TERMS-For Bourd. Tuition. and every necessary ex-
c,pt lights Sl7--onchhlt payable the LIST January md
the residue LIST July Isl For period less than the
tire session. the charge will BE- $50 II month from entrance
until the end OF the ssssun. q. WHITE,
J. G. COuNClLl,
J. w. SMITH.
Aidrcss o. WHITE, Fleetwood Academy =. o., hin. Il
Queen county, Va July lewis
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RICHMOND FEMALE INSTITUTE.

ncrenecd facilities und the arrangements tor inhc"
will or the elevated and liberal scale ~ inc spa
cious and convenient accommodations No pains WIN be
spared the highest advantages to theyonhg us
who may honor by their attendance.
For Catalogues, or further information, address -
July 2;-d&c3m r. MANLY. JR, Richmond Va
=. SQUIRE'S SELECT classical
LIZ AND ENGLISH SCHOOL Corner ut Main ana Isl
streets Richrnond-Thc 10Th session will commence on
the 9Th Of September. ls56
PROV. JOSEPH MCHARD, Teacher III Modern Ian
guugcs. -
JOHN A. CALio, Teacher in Drawing.
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o. S. MAIL STEAMSHIP JAMESTOWN,

NOR BREaIEN.-The fine barque VIE IL.
II LAND, O,tcrmanD Master, will be in Janice -
River in Il few days, and load for the above named
port.
For freight or passage. apply to
Oct Sr;;AER kOHIER & CO.
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CASE OF HON. II. BUTLER MING,
fEron Sunday IN. V Dispatch.

A Lrrrgk FRO NUN. T. BrTLER hINULIt !" NOT OF
IT, In, ,be IerJ; men of the country give the weight Of
r name. in av " OF any discovery no inattcr now
Gryic tina, disc, very may be. When they do 1t is Ger
ny MI cvdenc. that the matter to whch they can pup
,,.;,r ~ 4, a., worth investigation Just az this
Tim" m. t,'o9!n letter from the Hon Thomas Butler
ur Snu Gilbert of this city, will be read with
interest, from apesa! we learn that ne hniseH nas
ius, beet, cured 90, = :nccr Oh the shoulder.
MyrRoro.ir,> siorEI New YORK, April :, 1898
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u OARDING.-l should be pleased TO nccnninonH'c =
, few single gentlemen with board and lodging OF
board only if desired. The location IS convenient ana
pleasant, being the OF Main and TN 'ree's' anu
opposite Mr Lanlrum's Paint shop ,,,,,r.Nr
Oct l-2S' LUCY ANN DDNNa' az
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1856-03-20
Special Notice.

/ "NfvKRsAY DYE" 10 a per- On Whose Ia II Ia. n,
come gray prematureiy, unless you are sure Of advs-
ing the use OF something which will remedy the mat.
ter. Bysag the hair with ordinary articles is, at
best, buta temporary affair, and the shade produced
isany thing but that with which nature aeiorns the
| human hair. The "fsrarrABLF Ham Co,DRrye" and
Restorative Of G. ilimstreet Co.. does not act AS a
dye II stimulates the natural secretions at the roots
OF the hair, by giving life aud tone to the small
vessels which secrete the natural cooring and thus
gives them life and strength does not stain he
skin, and anay be used freely water and with as
much safety. The article is composed of oil and
stimulating spirits aording agreeable hair wash,
and l. an excellent substitute for oil or pomatpm,
The peculiar properties of this preparation render
it entirely different from any thing now in use for
thehair.
The color of the hair when restored is exactly the
shade II was before 1t turned gray and the singular
phenomena attendineis use are not only curious but
easily observed. Az the bulbs at the roots of each
hairare affected by tho remedial agents, the com.
mencement Of the change may be noticed: the bulba
grow dark, and in a short time the hair from In.
roots outward begins to turn in shade and so con
finue@ TO do until the desired change il eetd ana
the hair possesses the glossy appearance aud shade Of
youth This may seem strange, but no "more strange
than true" The article has been extensively initial
Land persons should be particular to purchase Of nv
agents The genuine has the signature Of the late
the present proprietor the top OF each
bottle W y AGAIN
Surviving partner, and successor 10 G. Iieimstree,
Il Co., sole proprietor, Troy New York For sale by |
D. HEIMsTREET, Union Block
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NOTICE

Rl virtue Of deed of trust executed 10 me hv r
- A. " hitescarver and J. X. Whtescaryer his
wife, as collateral security for the payment of a
certain note for the sum of Seven Hundred Fol lars
maze payable 70 VIM Kuddick or order, will SELL
at public auction to the highest bidder in cash on
the 10th OF April next, between the hours Of 10 A.
M. and - NJ. IN front Of Concert Hail. in the city
OF heokuk, the following descrb i real estate. to
vat The Northeast quarter Of the Northeast ousr.
Ter OF Section twenty ght the Southeast quarter of
the southeast quarter Of Section twenty lone, the
West half of the Northwest quarter Of Section
twensy-six. the East half of Northeast Quarter of
section twenty-seven and the Northeast quarter Of
southeast quarter Of Section twenty-seyen all in
Township sixty ght, Range eleven, in the County
OF Van Buren, and State of Iowa.
mchl 4dtd H. n RETnyNr
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1856-03-20
City Drug Store.
j a ES REV MOI n

Wholesdle and Retail Druggist,
BURROWS Block, south side Main street a
- keokuk. Having purchased the stock Of ~
j. j. IT, Stewart and added it to my preyi- ~
Gus stock, and having ordered additional sup q
plies from the East, enabled to offer TO the ci,v
and country trade one II the most complete stocks
70 be found in the city Purchasing glass, varnish-
es and other leading articles FROM The manufaetur-
ers, ! can sell upon the most favorable terms to
Wholesale purchaser
Particular attention gwen TO compounding physi-
elan prescriptions. mehIsd
A COMPLETE assortment IL Varuishes from fba
"a Cincinnati and 1t. Louis manu- facturers at
incblsd REY kULIS' Dru0 Store
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Franklin Fire and Marine
INSURANCE COMPANY.
FOND ut LAC, VIZ

CAPITAL 100000 CASH PAID IN 500 900
Invested according 10 the Law Of Illinois
Especial after ton given to Insurance Of
FARM PROPERTY, DWELLINGS AND OUT
BUILDINGS.
ENSURES such buildings contents on favorable
L terms, for or years. Insures Stores, Ware
houses, Buildings or Contents, and Personal Proper
ty generally.
LOSSES EQUITABLY ADJUSTED AND PROMPT
LY PAID IN CASH.
This Company is Joint Stock Assoc ation, organ.
iaed under special charter granted by the Legsla-
turs of Wisconsin, with authorized capital Of
$500 GEO. One hundred thousand dollars Of which
is paid IN, and securely invested in bonds and mort
Cages The Company being thus securely organized
upon firm basis the directors take pleasure in re-
commencing il TO public favor. as worthy of conf
dence and support, with the assurance that all los
es shall be promptly and honoraby adjusted. AS
this is purely Stock Company no mutual business
Will be done, nor premium notes taken.
OFFICERS.
n. NJ. Donaldson, Prcs't. W. r. Gibson seo'y
]. w Eddy, Vice Pres't. A. Gibson, Gen. Agent
dec. Z4d3m W. +. TURNER, Agent.
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Councii ProceeaIngs.
Council Roox, }
March 18th, 1856. I

Council Roox,
March 18th, 1856. {
|unei met.
resent, The Mayor, pro tenn, and Alder
Fulton, Haines, Mckee, Patterson and
herman.
be Committee on Streets and Alleys, to
n was referred the petitions for the grad
pr First Street from its upper to its low
rminus, reported the following resolu-
which was adopted; viz:
Psolved, That the City Engineer be in
cted to make an estimate of the cost of
ing First Street from johnson to its
bern terminus, also, the cost of grading
Street from Main Street to Morgan, at
sde of IS feet at Blondeau, at Concert
e4t, ct High, South side, "a feet, North
81 feet, 1t Morgan Street IS feet.
DO Committee on Streets and Alleys TO
p was referred the bid for the grading
bird Street from Concert to the North
Of Orleans, reported the following reso-
(Awhich was adopted, viz:
solved, That the Mayor be instructed to
> contract with j. 4 j. Creighton, for
grading, in accordance with their bid,
the plan and specifications of said work
he Engineers Office. Said work TO be
pleted within 8 months.
be Special Committee to whom was re-
Pd tho report Of the Engineer in relation
be grading of Bank Street from Third
et to the river, reported the following,
Fh was passed:
psolvcd, That the City Engineer be d.
Pd to advertise for proposals for the grad
pr Bank Street from Second Street to the
r; also, First Street from Johnson to it's
herly terminus-work payable in bonds.
le report of the Delinquent Tax List on
onal property, for the year 1856 was tax
rom the table, and the Collector allowed
80, the amount thereof.
be following resolutions were adopted,
Psolved, That the Mayor be instructed to
ract for the completion of the Culvert
johnson Street between 18th and 18th
cts, on the best possible terms for cash,
same to be done in accordance with the
and specifications thereof in the Engi-
3 Office.
esolved, That the Mayor be authorized to
srtlse for bids to fit up the Basement of
Southern Wing of the Medical College.
hat it can be used for Hospital purposes.
to contract with the lowest bidder If IN
Judgment deemed best.
ouncil adjourned to Tuesday, March o5tb.
even O'Clock, p. nj.
B. S. MERRIAM, City Recorder.