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Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-02-11
N. I. Dorsey,
DEALER IL
BOOTS AND SHOES.
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-sc Tramp DOOR BELLOWS. u, H4KPgRs HGT.sFoRyl
IWHRELISGisYA.
HAVE just received another lot Of boots and Shoes nom
this trade OF good material and the best and
am prepared to furnish and erybedy with any
kind Of goods they may want in line, from y cent shoe
to 10 dollar boot ant variety style, quality material
and durability Of workmanship anil prices cannot be sur
passed BY other house in this any other city.
ALSO
Gents Boots and ShOGs Of all kinds, styles aud qualities
made to OrJer,-5
Having employed of the best Workmen In the United
States am satisfied that cannot ts please any may
Cali aud examine. for your selves.
M stock consists In Tsrtof thefellawing articles:
MEMS BOOTS.
LOO pair best ca boots
7Ss do do aiE
100 % DO DO water .g proof 6s0ts;
MEMS BRoGANs,
100 pair best calf broEsns; y
ISS dc dc S kick
lD0 do low priced boOts
BOfls AND YOUTHS BROGAEs.7
100 pair boys' thick bFogaasi
e 100 pairyoath.s thick
BOYS AND YOUTHS BOOTS.
100 pairs of calf boots;
100 do kid
100 do thick
-wOSIEN's WEAR.
$50 pairs lasting CATERS, all colOrs,
100 do walking Shoes
1tE $50 do morocco buskins, aEf5Gt.
100 do calf
1Sl do Jenny Lind
300 do morocco and kid slippers.
MISSES BOOTS.
$50 pairs morocco boots,
$50 do kid
$50 do French morocco boots,
s-a $50 do calf
$50 do kip
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Change of Time!
CLEVEL4ND AND 'PFTTSBURGH RAILROAD
q. s.. MAIL DAILY LINE

cLEnEL4N0 dND tfTTsBgRGH R.4ILRoAD.
q. s.. MAIL DAILY LINE
BETWEEN
Wheeling and Pittsburgh.
tesa.s ~ THE fine side wheel pas Sno1aa
ifE~s.. ~ senger steamer FOREST CT n 49,. "a
ssIssfsssS TY, Capt Geo. D. Moore,and S4tssFFfsS
5zzzDICRNL,e Capt. Asa Shepherd ssSzszzsS$s&1
city leaving whseins every Monday "wednesday and fri
days amt the Durua every Tuesday Thursday and Saturday
Cleveland cars and Pittsburgh in time for the morning
line East Reuruing-the Forest City lervcs Pittsburgh
Monday Wenessy and Friday at 10 ana s p ap1 esery
Wheeling in tine for the mail lines for Ohio.
8 G. BAKER co. Agents
Through Tickets for Cleveland, Toledo, Monroe, De-
trot; MiT aukee Chicago, Buffalo and DunEEk sold
office of s. G. Baker Co - lbs
Regular Union Line Packet
WHEELING + CINCINNATI
6snsoah CITY OF WHEELING,
& 1E-I1-.SS Captain John McLure, Jr.,
viii leave Wheeling every Monday at o'clk
P. NJ. and Cincinnati every Thursday at 10
sSpS. s4 H ,ss g.. P Bs BaKEE
larry at the advertised time. Al bills must be board by
SgSs-.Psssensers .leletsd through to St. Louis.
mh9l s. BAKER CO.
]. NJ. HAMILTON,
STEAM BOAT AGENT,
WHEELING, VA.
Wharf ROnI at the foot OF NJ onroe street,
the collection Of freight bills
Freight for all the regular packets viii be received Of
charge fny12-tL
- SETTLE.
on ACCOUNT Of Change in tLeis arm, al persons ia
tcbed 10 the subscribers their Retail Store, are
nesy requested to be ready for settlement the Of jan
aary by cash Otherwise and all persons having claims
against the firm win present the same for liquidation
4E3a a acCLALLESS Knox.
Co-partnership.
ME undersigned win the st day JSnnary 1855
u sociate with themselves In the business Of their Retail
Store Sr0NE, acting under the style Of McGLAILKSs,
Dec Is Mee1ALLESs KNOX.
a Good Custom.
PfRR the LIST January next in accordance with the rule
n adopted generally bS The merchants throughout the ei
y, all indebted to The subscribers without dItnc
ton, will be called upon settle sx months, the
LIST July and tst january
dess .IcCLAIIESs KNOX CO.
Dissolution of Co-Partnership.
i Gordon, Matthews CO. IL this day dissolved BY mutual
consent 81 Matthews Co., who VIM eontnae the busi
WI use the name Of the late arm In settling their
sS1l's L. 8. GORDON,
lSe. n. MATTHEWS,
wheeling. January III, 1854. = 3ns
CO-PARTNERSHIP.
firm q J. III Matthews CO. The purpose OF conduct
Ing the Forwarding and Produce Commission Business and
thelate hrra or Gordon, Matthews 4 Co.
IA3IEs CUTTINGS
Wheeling, January, 1855 inc
Is ase slll's t.9a' :. e = JRoEEEEl Go.
N AcHER's FARINA, for sale BY
jake lSs Narkht street.
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Savings Bank Store,

fNiIizens of Wheeling and vicinity.
~ N0ult be wanting In my duty
I" yHh-those whose interests in ms handB-apd nygF
did not keep advEed wrre yo can ind great vsri!
cry aud good qna! Of Roots Sots IIpts, CaIs, UubTcas
aud CARPET Sacks my Fall and Winter stock of RhIch have
deem ,elr,a to partruartzc, suffice it To saw thai
have al kinds o the shove Goods usually kent In th civ
lowest prices. 70 ~ '7'' y ~
Please remember the Old Post Office corner.
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VENT T1AN BLINpB
George Roberts.

goo IHfn 81. sAk
70 manufacture order (WholesaIe ana re.
~ tRll) beautiful variety Of
VENETIAN WINDOW BLINDS ~
Of every color aud size, and Eastern rriees
Blinds in $3.50 4"
90 Call and examine specimens
~. M B.--old RliAds repantsd, and trimmed equal
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YYE L4DIES' DEP4RTlLENT

THE LADIES' DEPARTMENT
now opened t.e reception Ladies, No Institution in
the UniOn mpars thorough or Interesting course In
this Department.
conclusion add, that shall put forth our
best efforts to merit in stu more eminent degree the nat
rinG reception with which enterprise has met ana cS
pledge OMrssires to ipart moro thorough, practical
c0urEe Mercantile IRSUrfoR ttn ctt formed az any
other sim liar .RercGHtIs College.
Among the many recommendations &c give the follow
ing ~ Esf d F,gT
we the undersigned, take pleasure in testng that We
personally acquainted with Mr.. Grangei's ability as an
Accountant and Teacher Of Book Keeping, which Of the
highest order lie has had great experience As an Ac-
countan in heavy Commercial ami Banking Houses which
gives him superior facilities ia mpaTtnG ITGctIcd!
Eaolsdgt ~ Book Esepin0 and thorough Commercial
Education.
Ia. ALLEN, LII. d.
President Of Farmers College.
L0NIS ANDREWS.
President OF Kenyon College.
To young men who wish to acquire BMsiHess Etucd-
tio W. think 1t affords facilities very seldom eqGaled
Mr. GRASGER has the ualcatons Of
edge aptness in teaching added 10 practical Counting
Room experience aud feel confident that graduates from
his College will be fully competent TO keep the most coti-
Gated set Of Books
A p. STONE, Wholesale and Retail Merchant.
j. J. JANNEY, Secy Board Of Control State Bank OF o.
]. F. PARSi, Book Keeper at n 7. Woodbury'S
u. OYERDIER, Book Keeper at Clinton Bank.
IL. z. MILLS, Sec'y Columbus Gas and Coke Co.
c. Il. MASON, Book Keeper at ]. il. Riley 4 Co.'S.
GRIiGER d ARMSTRONG,
PFopretors.
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New York Advertisements.
AInnnTe- 81 Rf11SanAnpsoN,aI

ALBERT O.. RfCHARDR0Nsa
AdTsttsihg and Corresponding 0es, No SS5 Broadway,
stspi0site Lte ParA,l Sew IPFE. s
ENGRAVING AND PRINTISG.
IENksIHONABLH Wedding Visiting, Complimentary and
and Seal Presses Certificate Of Stock and hslt, RUS q
La6n Exchange Checks, Drafts, Notes Of lNrd Blh
Heads Circulars Show Cards, Labels, Designing aud Ensrs
wing Wood and variety Of Engraving and Printing
van tSrESrd spsems5 y mail SO S1, - a.
sonablg address Nm. n. DUSSELI.
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her full share to the general welfare and that which
shines Respondent the brightest jewel in her dae her
MEDiCATED vAPoR INHALATION,
Tbs most sLs,r, VI rS,ions 40
emptibe Ignorance, and Gnblushng quacker
putaon physicians prescribed compounds
while the quae held up his as the oy
hope for the enough of II we're
swallowed The stomach where disease exists being
receptacle Of all this rendered unfit to perform its
functions and the health materially Injured All must
the absurdit the positive injury Of such course
disease is in The lungs not in the gtOmach then Why the
to the lungs? The advantage Of Inhalation Consumption
and Throat Diseases IS that medicines in the form Of Taper
applied directly the lungs where the disease exists
the stomach thus left perfectly free aid in restoring
There is no case 50 hopeless that Inhalation Win not reach
TSe means, too brought within the reach ALL
manner OF administering the Fapors being SIMPLE that
the invdis required to leave home where the hand
Of friendship and affection tends much aid the physi
clans effort. r
The Inhalng method Is soothing safe and speedy and
consists in the administration Of medicines In such
that they conveyed into the lungs in the form DIVA
pOr and produce their disease Its
practical destined revOluOnze the opinions
The medical world and establish the entire durability of Con-
sumption
appeal the sense afflicted wild, lung dis
embrace the advantages fInhaati0h and
longer apply medicine to the unorndinS stomach.
claim for Inhalation place the precious gifts that
nature and art hath given U.S. that our days may be long
ARR OF REFUGE FOR THE CoNsuMPTIyE.
method not only RATIONAL but SIMPLE safe and e6ca-
clous. - -
To many of my professional brethren throughout the
CniUn tender my acknowledgements for their frank and
manly in testying the merits Inhalation IsaIl
be pleased to cooperate with them in offering the afflicted
the blessings ofMedicated Vapor Inhalation in the
Of Consumption.
One word for myself those claiming to have
introduced the practice and to the tribe of maIors,
with brazen tmPudruce, claim il their both
in favor Of Inhalation and Praetsed it 10 years! apa-
ts then used with the medical agents employed achieved
only partial success therefore did claim for it
the miraculous powers which long practice has
bled mc to Gveit Proof Of this be found in work
published In 1870
Applicants vii: please to state they have bled
from the Lungs, Il they have lost any flesh, have cough,
night sWcats and fever turns, what they
pectorate what the condition Of their stoacs and bowels.
The necessary medicines, apparatus &C., will be forwarded
to any part.
consultation fee Balance Of fee payable when
patients report themselves convalesesnt.
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T iRf,lANSP CREATION. i { 5

Great Northern and southern MAIL Route.
FOR NORTHERN, SOUTHERN AND WESTERN
TRAVELLERS.
Twice DAILY, Sunday night eSceped) between Rich
mOnd and Washington City Via Iordonsvle and Alex
anhrt.
nontI .6:l5 A NJ and Ta8OP NJ.
Returning leave Washington. \. N: and Pm.
and
Arrive at Richmond ..1 1880 p NJ. and 4 AM
Baggage checks and tickets given through between Rick
nOnl and " ashington.
THESE TWO RAILROADS HAVING no. STRAP RAIL,
and being in excellent order, and CARRYING TIE GREAT
NORTHERN AND SOUTHERN MAIL, gre the best guar
antee Of ALWAYS securing as shown By arTi
vala daily Richmond and Washington city In advance OF
the Steamboat line Fs
FAEK HIrwExS RIcNoND AND WAsHIscrOS $3.50
An Omnibus will be found always ready take through
and their baggage Of wearing apparel between
the two Depot free Of charge with ample time for them to
take their meals, whether going North or South.
Through Tickets can be obtained between Danyic and
Washington the Terminus Of the Road, nearly
pleed Danviile An Agent Of the Company will receive
the Checks OF passengers from the Danve Road, and at
tend to their baggage all the Way Washington the Bal
tmOre Depot
The same by the mall line by the old steamboat
route.
change the night line, between Rich
mOnd and Alexandria. Eel
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RECOMMENDATIONS BY PHYSICIANS
We the undersigned practitioners in medicine, eheerfpy
eases of the Lungs and Throat the best aud most eec-
al ever Introduced to medical practice Our convictions
cd consunPvCs restored tn vigorous health after
months treatment by Dr. Rose. In the
cases the application Of s-dcae rapors inhaled direct
Is into the Lungs, he justly considered great
bic disease.
Dr. Rose deserves we'll of the profession for his unwearied
lahors in bringing the Inhan such degree Of
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AOtIce--ECtTd.
AYING been East and selected the most splendid lots
IL of Marble brought to this market, all my
call Immediately and leave their orders for any
Having purchased largely Will finish up work in the Ia.
ranted and no mistake.
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Es st 49, Eu'P'''las' At LAuoH1rSp pUsHrIrrDs.
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CRISTADOI6O'S= HAIR EDY

s-Persons desiring any further information in refer
the above will he furnished with pamphlets flee
postage by sending note with address to DR. ADDS
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s4s~ESSN STREET. rs =
MUSIC TEACHING,

tAsyN INSTRUCTION IN VOCAL MUSIC
MAhH THOMAS MARTIN, of the Oldest instructors in
ggAg this city, will give in this Accomplishment to
ladies Gentlemen His ability is too well known to
require recommendation l.,..
rs Orders left With PIP. WERIEIS No 5 Camp street,
will meet with prompt attention SO 90 IF
- MRs. CAMPBELL, TEA CHER or MUSIC,
a==z55z5p gives LESSONS ON TIE PIANO AND GUITAR,
residence. No. % Constance street, and also
sgblFs 50 Ieyia a5y@Teru1s-5 per month,
twelve lessons. -LECTURES at q Constance
week fcl9iy
T>IAND TIE CEIIHG.-A. 4. CHI HANDLER informs tls
public that he ready give Lessons the Piano,
either at hsresidence or at that oil his pupil
"A peculiar method for teaching children = i
Residence Orange between Camp street and Coliseum
Place., n &c.
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MILLINERY.

* NEW SPRING aIILLINEIsK. No. 229
{~ta - Camp street, Of Julia.
EsssG~ MRS NcENsaNY respectfully Informs the Ladies'
that She has received large and elegant assortment of
Ladies' and Misses Fancy Lace, Hair Gimp Diamond and
English a. a..
Misses Lcshorn, Straw mud Lace FLATS; Boys HATS and
GAPS
large assortment Of Flowers Ribbons Lace Wells Embro
dered Flet Gloves and M White KID Gloves, Embroideries
Parasols etc. Which will be opened on Monday 18th inst
"a Country orders puncually attended to. fe25 My17
IA yJA LADIES, OUR OPENING DAY. <tsN
SAsSAA,-Mrs G. w ROPER, No. 100 Poyiras, be- ESSV
Ess$z tween Caron5ee and Baronne streets, begs ~
S leave to inform tile Ladies that size is just opening
splendid assortment Of y..
RICH MILLINERY GOODS,
Silk Bonnets, .+'E
Velvet Bonnets,
-.-=t Satin and Plush Bonnets,
Ribbons -~l -, f$
Feathers,
n'F'- s.a,. Flowers,
Lace Wells, +
..'- Dress Trimmings, etc
Which Mrs R respectfully invites the ladies and the country
buyers to call and examine. nI26m
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DRUGS AND MEDICINES.


GOOD R3E1sIGIKHES.s-IT ( Is ESVIMATEp THAT
SO$hYERts CHERRY PECTOnAj Ann (lTutHri6 pGIs have
done promote he pubc health than any riher one
cAse There can be no question That e Cherry Pnrornl lns
by its thousand on thousand cures Of Colds Coughs Asthma
Group Influenza Bronchitis etc very much reduced the pro
portion deaths from cousunppe diseases III Ibis country The
Pills agood as the Psrtornand viii cure more con,rnnts
Every body needs mora plrtyng prrunSthp blood
from its Impurities Purge tlsbnes Ei$er antit whole
yceral system from ostrucons Purge out the Diseases which
fasen gu tic BODY to work is decay But for diseases we
iron. the system - e e s is ie too sron to e ed '
Ayers Pills do thrust out disease not only while II is weak
when s taken strong hold Read The astounding state
ments Of ose who haT hren ci,red nv them From nTnl
Headache Cont and many lass dangerous but still theateninr
amens such as pmplss On the face WORMS Nervous Irria
Colds FecrS bynner md nee everH Variety Of CON-
w n fS S F by vor
TrI thsn nncaF and yo, vii 1'eynr be- without them
prfce * cfs tnpr B IN Raves far 81 G,
Preventative Dr r q AVER Chemist Lowell Mass and
~ y; ~ y t1!f, e' "''
fa q ~ W. IE!T SnH Whnlcsoe 1rcn4s
TxTyNET2,S CANADIAN yEJsYJTF,JC.F. a
w Certain Remedy Tor Worms Iti5 fact established be-.
yond tho shadow of Doubt bv te eypeece and testimony of
The moot p,inert nvrnns mora an three fourts of the
diseases with Which children are Afflicted caused by Worms
and thousands of children die annually from those Diseases when
are the prcparntions have been us
or "ss r ~ e end ienth been ttanet
md rannI fn,i which has never failed h destroy Worms
wherever tv have existed This assertion is by The
testimony Of The most eminent physicians and respectable nd
yiiuals in the country. The remedy is
"lNfi' eAS PITRhfy TEGET s oSri hn
II 10 of ; ne onnrao, an5 ,nra nns finn
nnr oe Some Of Tho syptols he existence
Of the Worms in the bowels are as follows tic counteuance is
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Fourth District Pound.

Fourth District Pound. p
ENF As brought 10 the Fourth District Pound Jack
son street, between Constance and Laurel streets
al estrays-- @ @ rs n
One Cow. body mostly white, head and neck red
Findaed one ear cropped and the other split and large
hole in,each horn r. @
One large red Cow, white under the belly, with a
brand iii front of The right horn (R. w
II Que white female Cont with long horns fc
Which,. mot claimed within ten days and the ex-
penses thereon paid will be sold at public auction at
said pound on MONDAY, The 24th instant, al 10
O'clock, A, NJ. a55 .5a
AUG. S. PHELPS,
New Orleans. March 10, 1856. mia Is s.
La etc eoRduita u depot des epaves du Quatrieme
d District rue Jackson. entire les rues Constance ell
Laurel, CONNIE anaves-
,iaa ~ Saeae ayant la plus srande pare du corps
oane,la lets ct lie eou raves de rouge, une oree
chaque come. 55 = 4 - VI n I5I7
uhs crosse Vache rouge, blanche sous lie yentre,
u ealtpe audeyant de la corne droite tR w
ghs 6seEfe blanche, cornes tongues
si 1ss aits ahmauX ne sont pas reclamees dams dix
Jeufs e ies aepenses paYses, lis seront yendus n zen
ehara publiqne, aa dit depot. LUNDI "a courant 10
AUG. s. PHELPS, s.
III Commssare DIES Rues.
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M AS brought 10 the City Police Jail on The "a of
March, The light grlff boy THOMAS; is feet 81
IL inches high; IL about 20 years old has q mari If
Q mile kick on the forehead. Says he belongs 10 Mr.
James Brown brickaysr by trade, living in Rodney,
Mississippi. -
The owner IL requested 70 call and claim said slave
according 10 law.
E.5PLANCHARD g5l IS
M zi5t Reaper of the City Police Jail.
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rs AS brought to the City Police Jail, on The 1ath
III NJ Inst, the gFi tT boy JOE; is 8 feet 5 l.2
inches helis is about 90 years old has cut on his
soAgsr says he belongs 10 Mr.. Robert Carpenter
living on the Yazop riEeE State of Mississippi
The owner requested 10 call and claim said slave
according to III
f. BLANCHARD,
ma l5i Keeper ot:tAe City Police Jail.
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HARDWARE.

NJ. WATERMAE.
esz1eEss.ssasA u. WATERMAN " dSasO'rltslt1lt,
mon and Magazine streets, have on nhnu Mh
daily receiving by foreign ana u2ne9t u,
rivals general assortment Of articles copplsns' III p u"
follows: ,,.
. HARDWARE, CUTLERY, ETC.
Iron, Steel, Nnifs Rope .
AXES, Chains, Scytles,- s..r
Carpenters Tools complete,
Co6pers Tools
Anvils, Vices, Bellows
Stock and Dies Srrewplaes,
= Garden Engines, Pumps,
RloushS, Hay Cuttcrs, Corn ShIec!s,
Agricultural implements.
Mill, Cross cut md Pit Saws,
Ok Yokes, Bows, SirgletreeS,
Turning i.atheS,
Hoes flames, 4shove!s and Spades, Platform scales
Ah4Sons, Tenders, Shovcs and Tongs Corn4Mls,
Copper and Iron Coal Holds, Cob Cguah2rss
Single md Double Barrel Guns
Go'lae llecias, Glazing Dishes,
Chinese GGnEs, Iron i5elstcl!s,
britannia and Plated Ware,
Meat Cutters, Sausage Suffers, .r..
Stock Kettles, Portable FORCES.
o231T Seines, Fishing Tackles etc, etc.
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# 355s#5 CoAPTROLLER's oFFIoE, L
4f#s5f City Of New Orleans May L, 1855. !
# Rgsolpea That the Comptroller be, and he is heseby
required to Te notice by standing adj
Nertisefnent the official Journal that in accordance
with the ninth section Of ordinance No 1872 approved
areh 3d. 1854, the Council will not pay any bill against
She City unless contracted under authority Of ordar
from the Comptroller in accordance with the ordinance
{gsferrs5 TO- fsignedl Il. L. TRACY,
Ii President Board of Assistant Aldermen.
[signed Il. II. PLACE,
President Board of Aldermen.
approved pril %; 1855.
.-4# [signedl JOHN L. LEWIS, Mayor.
The attention of the officers of the city and Of the
public called to she foregoing resolution
o. DE BUYS
my19 II Comptroller City Of New oSleans:
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COMPTKOLLER'Ss OFFICE, l
u CRY OF NEW ORLEANS, March 13, 1856 I

g%555F RI n Ib5S. 5E-E@l
Whereas, The shell rpnds of this city are fast going
IS ruin The want Of small outlay in repairs and
such roads can be keptin perfect repair At
much less cost than when neglected;
Whereas, provision has been made in the budget
ofexpendiinres farhe repairs of said roads, which
sun viii insufficient unless said roads receive inn
mediate re pairs *; 5S
Y be atresolsea, That the Comptroller sell
auction, after ten notice iii the official Journal
9 contract for repairing, and keeping III repair for
Three years. the shell roads Of This city, according 10
the file in the Surveyo OTIS office sale
20 be made sRbjec. 10 the APPROVAL of the Council
[signedl J.J. LII GEEBUHI, y
President Board of Aldermen
Tsisnedl &, L, TRACY,
i President Board of Assistant Aldermen.
Y Approved March 8, 1856.
2 [signedl JOHN L. LEWIS, Mayor
$Eoliceis hereby given, that on MONDAY, the 24tf
Hnst, will aJjudcate at my office, al y O'Clock M.
the above contract, =:
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: LUNEscIMOss BROS. s. Co.
IIE1sI,ING,,s Save AGAIN VICTORIOUS * Z

Ill TRAORDINARY INSURANCE AGAINST FIRE-Es-
trace Of letter from Norfolk, Va, dated Jan L. 1856:
Mes.gs. 8. g HERRING CoGentlemen: On the tn De
ceInbe last Mes,Is. Albums Co.'S Express Office, situated in
large olsor! brir buildn in this civ ot!ly destroyed
by Hr their safe remained buried in te burning ruins Until
yesterday, wlle ding and even then found surrounded
with ige Goals, (tnd Utmost rcdo iHOa tf o@-Ga it, NE brass
ornaments melted OIL We witnesses this fire,
and If anything siich tea is ecug-hre could not
triumph indeed We crelU=e certificate from
several parties who sR% It opened - -
Yours, tluir, ROWLAND Il 3ROS.
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District No. 81, rue des Champs .Eltzees, CONNIE
epave-- 's5 4 ls% 75sB
inc petite Jumen, grse on girls bal, ayec poulan
haue d'environ i3 L. mains ferree deyan,, sune
etampe ininteltigihe afepaule gauche.
~ les DTS anlmanx ne sont pas recames dams dix
Gufs et les depeases payees, lis Vendus Pen
Ghete puphque au dl depot, LUNDI le a du cou.
rant a heures PM =.
AUG. S. PHELPS. Commissare des Rues.
Mile Orleans lie 10 mars 1856. mia 1893
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5 Which, if not claimed whin5ten days and The ea-
penses thereon paid will be sold at public auction, at
sad pound, on MQNDAY,t the 2llh inst, al O'clock
p. A. AUG. S. PHELPS, Street Commissioner
583 New. Orleans, Marchl 18Th, 1856. MD IS %
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Third District Pound.


'WNTAS brought to the Third District Pound No. 50,
81 WE Elysian Fields street, as eslray--
One gray or roam mare Poneg, with foas about 10
~ hands high, shod before unnelligible brand on
i n ider