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Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-09-10

OALL POINTS EAST.
TI'IIE "Chrago and C,lln-wood Route" first cs.
i fnhli>h.a IL season, las rec iyfd wcil me it'd
distinction from .!ie rHtl Press ard the Travelling
Puhc, m la. beeI universally characters zei a. the
most r,mtnir, pl tsen' aud !, pplif Route
tsbI,h.i IN ID" Gni"n. Th eniir' ARRANGEMENT. for
l~Jt havt b,'n nai with tne WV 10 rtnicn ig this
Gr, At I.ik" Rot- The mst oomfoit table, u, asant
ard >v~t matte il business arrang nrrt.
u t. N rout- for IN" Business Man, the Tourist
anF III P..t,nl' kcr. II shouni- with Tie wi.d.
80 aud :rand' 81 Scen"ry-''c b aHtifGl shores Of
LAX Michigan snd the Isirt- d tcking the northern
ontlrt the classic I~lani of Mackinac the trade
tnuaiy Mlnil"uu I,lanis uhr home VI tn In.an
SPIRIT of thu Lxk"s); and the myrioramic-likc Isles
of Georgian Bay-iorm sries OF views u,surpas sed
Ii nogtheln continent,
The u ais 0rc luNuriou,iy furn hnd f,r Ugh. trav-
ell ani 'y sailin- arranrmrrfs IA" daylight is pass
I'd al lie Strait and among the Islands. Hat, dust
and tdilr, ad d mfoTts avoid'd. In the hottest
days Of summer, Traveller. ENJOY gnilc Lake
brce2".
At Mackinaw Goats make connee tivh 10 Sauli Ste
Marc and LAX Superior.
On arrvgf ~ Toronto Ss'ngsrs can In a few
hours visit ih Great susp"n B,dse and the Falls
~ Niasa1a, or trip II through The Thousand Islands
and III" Rapids ~ tho 81 Liwrsncc. BoIts from To-
ront" c.Oss Lake Ont orio Ia IN" night TO
BUFFALO ROcHEsTER OswEGO CAPE VIM
CENT, OGDESSBt RGII, KINGSTON
and MONTREAL
Thence ronnect with Railroads. to
iLBiNY. NED YORK BOSTON, ,PNILADEL-
IHIA,
And alI other FaStern CRIES.
Tho fl,ou ing gn ircnf Passenger Boat- comprise
the I'na
KEYSTONE STATE, C,p' Richards,
BUCKEYE STATE, Capt J. .hamberiin.
NISGAKs. capt > Miller.
QUEEN CITY, Capt VIM Watts.
The Louisiana,
Can't DAVENPORT; VIII run tween C<dIns wood
aud Green Day, connecting with the regular line at
Macsiaac.
tn. Vt,sss viii Jsave CHICAGO IN TrcSfay Thurs
day aud SATURDAY evenings. ST o'clock. touching al
WaukeEan. ksns Ia, Racine. Milwaukee, Shebs yaan
Mani'o,eac Two Rivers md Msckina.
~ 7jfHETS through. 70 sry T9int the
rortr can b. ehi a,~ ~, bcsrd the Beats or at n.
chnIllny's Oalco, l23 SsHih Water Street, Chiesg,
IDr fun IL iHi-lmainr apply IN board or to
GODFREY BRYANT
s.t Passenger Agcnt, Che sRs
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-09-10
PORTE WARE ROOMS

No.s.LEcLAIRE ROW, DAvrSrpRr. IOWA:
VNYEhave good stock ofe. i.s, y f-% US sno
w octave Picnos on hand, esnbsscirE slNss
eyeryyariciy Of .iyl. AMI prices, from sht Pap Ds
talic frame II the esr h~ive nd. wsth tarSIr8s
pearl keys, &C., from the fArt"r..y OF EoaIdr.an 6J0
DO, Abany. LirL,e. Newton 4 Ersdiniry, fiatnts
Irosher- CusnInir O: Firth, Pond Co., Nev fsst
All Of which warranted 20 giys .spsfacicn,sr -
sale. Orders from abroad arc ss4ictted. Psvshose1
viii be well seyvr'i W cr'~ring - tMy gresp0
sent 10 sel.ct for thesselves Tie article WI Nwsys
be found a. represented We ilkswss hsss - hAne
very fine stock ~ Guitars, Iioitns, ftnt"ds, Ar.
rordians. Flutes, Bdnjos, 7nnbo,tHss. Awssc0S
Nerchdpdiss Of cveTy description, SsEf yssS.s etc.
octi5d,f CRANDALLt HiUUINW.
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Medical Card.

DR WILLIAM vANZANDT of st Lnuis. 0ccu'i.i
~ and pidhalmic surgeon. finding il necessary for
ls health ,o reside. during the warm season IN
more northern situation, has selected as summer
r.s,encc tue city II Rock island Ill. wncrr he can b.
cnsuted for al diseases of the ey and onthamc or-
eratins frsfn the first of July until the last ~ Sep
t.n5er Chronic affections generally will reeev"
portisy Of hi, attention. and eyr patients will find
that during the warm season they can b. more sue
cssfuy treated in More northern cliuaais than that
nf st Louis. Gunc5)
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r, W. WHEELER,'

n rchtfs cts DNttdlr,
Office IN Dneenpors's Bsoek, No. !, Third Nssy.
rs prepared n fnrnsh rsns N. lions eehe
lcoDtrscts and sup rintend the ssmc for Public oo4
Private Buildings II al deseripfhns. fIeE
July 10 1876 diy
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suALGESI:aDA A $500.
e.. ID. l:l.1ll r.,

sirs and Ornamental Paintes, can T. t9S-Ss ~ t'
O,d stand Of Cline 4 Jewell. en IL street ac"
n,,av. Davanuort. ianlsdiy
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-09-10

.u,r. p,x3a,p. ON" on Brads street ori"-
.,,n H. psi once ovr, i'rrr's Gl"'hur S'on'
on" " IapiSitfl
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-09-10

w. u. F. GUKLEN.
Attoruev and Counsellor xt Law Once at the
H:,na insurance C.'s Office, west sLie al Man he
tween rrert and S4GDad street. ocNa ~
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-09-10
NOTICE:

DR.J. J. TOMsOS, hate AZ Massachusetts. respect
~ fully nses ms tbs citseus OF Davenport aud vicin
" that he has located in this city Puysic.> and
Euscxos and trusts tip,t by ndus ~ and integrity !"
Nis profession to mertand receive share of 'h.pa
roanags. Oi6cs ia AtEin.ou' 's,Hloos. dcce9ds
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-09-10

JOHN JOR RDAN.x,
~Dealer in Ready Nsde Clothing, .coshe CiAs'-itres
&C., Front street Davenport lava ocf,ou
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n J, W. ~. lsA.f Elf.
\. =. MAXWELL, N. ~,

faYseon Oculis, aud Operator in 5et.'ohy ana f"s-
t,c surgery. =. ". c.s~ss VI Ten.h 4Au h@i't.'i
stsrcts, Davenport. Iowa
hixSnEsCti:
rrofW 4 Achley,M D. Cleveland, y,
4 Fucstonc, y. do.
Ned Sup o/tke v oL.o .i.yiam 10" h.e""'
VrofS q Amer, ~ u, Iiissinl.aii,
u Mood, u u, New York;
Uc.Jia a,..; Aafs1sitSt Snrgs0n.
Oueratlous Tar The removal "f Cataract, Ft",is'
tralisan,s q, s,untIgs, li.rr-Lir, Cnb-Fo"t, con-
,srts.i Limbs etc d''iH'
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, N1SINI.lS 4 JOHNS.

ttcrnpy. at Law. Davenport, i"wa-"t''' On "a
.,,crt over j " NdrA'S store. k,iritite-
Ncs,r. Ma.ki"t Coibin, bankers "'ii"d "dti
,nuS IulINs u S Con,Iusslouel for Court "f
Claims
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-09-10
JAMES. =. IiOGANE,
"a. ". .iNE, VI. D.,

,..,,, n np,y Surveyor. PLAIN aud Dfnwinfs ~ an
.o,," executed Orders l-t at the aIhce "i
~ Wa,.,. III he promptly attended "a. api
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-09-10
DEPUTY MARSHAL.

YOsEpH r SIBLEY has b~en appointed Sad u
j dnly au ,!i-d 10 my Deputy and al bis acts
siIl a. binding as though p formed BY me
JOHN u. TAILOR,
f,-iet-I CITY Narshal
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-09-10

A GIRL " dc sepeta al homework To such an one
n god WAGES ard pefIrapenf enric, M nj wilibs
gwen Enqrire st ihis ,lliee.
- July % -,i,f
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GREAT ARRIVAL OF
Summer Clothing.
.1O. q Le(Y0i1'c ROar,
L. LOwENSTEIN,

.ViO. q LS(lNt1'e ROar,
L.LOwENSTEIN,
IVAS inst received and offers for sale the larf
i est ,sand most compete stock of
REhDY-MADE CLOTHING,
And Gents Furnishing Goods!
Ever brought into this market The attention of tr
public earnestly invited 10 the q'ly"f our g" ds
which W. are confident cannot In pant ~ duraDiify
AMI TASTE be surpa>s, BY any similar hoa-e ~ ~
Wcs, t:rnttmen viii picsse nnti." that our roehs
are se,ccird with great deal ~ care and that our
goods are of that kind which has lon I'll ont Of
fashIon but are the latest
9Iri11E StyIcs-
0nr trad il not cont!neh {" any r,rIr.lar grade
f fafr,c but embraces th" entire range u IN" tiih-
ing business, and ia sT. III be ''naf the HnoSt
and mos, fashionable, well M ''iirin qualities.
r The extent of our sales and the ca>h svs'sn Gill
ab.s N. 10 oTar Great Inducements III ias My "f
Low TRICEs.
which w, he found a considerable Per c'ntsrs lfss
than are usually charged for goods Of equal inf'r-
,r ouality In a word. II il onr f'ie ntas'rn 70
yieli to no competition, either IN IN daliy II oni
good or in the N .i-rati"n ~ "nr sharr's
call Is resp ctfu'ly solicited. fr'1 thosf vi" a'e
about to orde- ,leir spring ouiAtS.
Also to sccoint,odaie those who ctsiTe TO trav !,
We have receYe a
s,r@c~ Nx. r-y,y
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GinuhHn,s. SC.

Gr-ai variety nf Shist B,sorns
Faucy Color, i kl FI.l silk
Gity-S; pam and Fancy =
I.s'ncS; Linen Lawns and Tahl"
In
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j. w. , D.
Dealer In el.,s:e ya,oay Gr"ee'. ~ a., - s.u-
dnce. &c Ss..rs .:. lst- Brady n !" '''''' a,.,,,
mort. Iowa.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-09-10

DIR. 4. 4. CRANE,
Physician and Surgeon. M rs L,s sroirss na' sivrrs
Ia, the citizens uf lpav ur,rt aud Iicinity ui'c'
Coracr ~ Nam and TL,rd Sire lie. t.'>r'' me- on
Maine, above Eighth ST. tipii'iI
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being off his beat and using dsrespec,fu language
towards his superior officers up After hearing
testimony Recorder, Bright moved 10 reinsiale him
Recorder Ramos amended by'Bating that he lose only
three days pay; which motion, as amended, wus
carried.
The charge against policeman Zimmar, for sleepin
on his beat came up; accused admitting the charge,
and being represented is good policeman motion
OF Recorder Jackson he was reinslated.
The charge against policeman Barry for sleeping in
the Watch house. called; accused admitting The
charge and being favoraby recommended, on motion
of Recorder Ramos the dismissed.
The charge against policeman PrYet1, for slice pEg
in The Watch house, was called accused admitting
tie CHARGE and being well recommended, motion oi
Recorder Bright the was dismissed.
The charge against policeman Cornwall, for sitting
on his beat, was called; accused admitting the charge.
and being well nlcd Oh motion Of Recorder
Bright the dismissed.
The charge against policeman Kelly for SEC ping in
the watch house, was called, accused admitting the
charge. On motion of Recorder Ramos the charge was
dismissed.
The charges against policemen Daubert and Agui!.
lard for being absent from duty, were, after cxplana-
tons, dismissed
On motion of Recorder Bright, II was resolved that
hereafter, in in5 vacancies in the police, tile Chief
Police be instructed 10 furnish this Board with the
Of such of the supcrnumcrares as are CAPABLE
meorous, tried and Well known, and as deserving OF
promotion.
The following persons were appointed policeme n and
supernumerHries; Recorder Bright voting against all
except Rosandale:
w. w. Walker, vice Grant, resgnfd
r. Seward, vice Fee, resigned
John ONeil, vice Mcintyre, resi- gned;
Garrett kirwin, vice Grer resigned;
Thos. Whalin, vice Barrow resigned.
SupGrnumcraries-J. H. Byrne: Adolphe St. Armand;
Rosendale.
On motion, the Board adjourned to meet on Thursday
next the 2eth inst, at IL O'Clock, Nj.
A true copy. G, w. LEWIS, secy.
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mo. 2G2J
Resolrcd, That the Comptroller be, and he is hereby
authorized and instructed to resell at public auction
after ten Gays notice in the official journal contract
for cleaning the paved and unpaved and repairing the
unpaved streets OF the Fourth Ward of the civ of New
Orleans Tor one year; also the contract for one year
iof cieaun5 the paved and unpaved and repairing tbs
unpaved streets OF The Eleventh Ward of the city-said
adjudication subject 10 the approval or rejection of The
[Signed JJ LUGENBUHI.
President Board of Aldermen
[Sgned] H. L, TRACY
President Board Of Assistant Aldermen
Approved February II, 1856.
[signedl JOHN L. LEWIS, Mayor.
Nouce Is hereby given that on MONDAY, 25th INST
Will adjudcate al my office, at - O'clock M , the
above CONTRACTS
tel2'd 0, DEBUfs, Comptroller
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THE BOARD OF POLICE.

NEW ORLEANS, February, lG, 1856.
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COMpTRULhER'S UFFIU

COMPTRULhER's UFFIUE,
City Of New Orleans May l, 1856
ReG2lced That the Comptroller be, and he is hereby
authorized and required to give notice. by standing ad-
vertisement in the official JOURNAL that in accordance
with the ninth section of ordinance No 1l2 approved
March So 1854 the Council will not pay any bill against
the City unless contracted under authority of an order
from the comprqer in accordance with The ordinance
President Board of Assistant Aldermen,
[si8nedl L. II. PLACE,
President Board Of Alermen
[signed JOHN L. LEWIS, Mayor.
The attention of the officers Of ths cjtv nnd NJ tha
public called to the foregoing resolution
mylst Comptroller City of New Orleans.
NN7As hauled from The public levee, by order of the
w Assistant Wharilnger of the First District, as
ehcunpsflng sand levee and deposited and stored on
lot OF ground fronting on Tchoupilouas street, be-
tween Market and ST. James streets
About thirty cart loads of soft light colorcd STONES
being III square blocks measuring from 10 to 10 inches
" Wh ana N ana md about IS inches long
penses thereon paid, will be sold public auction, at
said place of deposit, on TUESDAY, the 4lh March
AUG, S; PHELPS, Stree, Commissioner.
Ne" Orleans, Feb 90, 1866.
ete tanspor de Ia levee par ordre de lassistant
n harnger du Premier strict, CONNIE epcombrant
III de levee Ell emmagasine terrain visa wis Ia
rue Tehouptoulas, entire les rues Market ell SJames-
, a peupres irene eharreees dune PIERRE MOLLE
Dlahchatre, me suran 10 IL Pouces de argeur is
pouces de long.
81 les dts pierrcs sont pas reclamees dams dix
lours. ct les depenses payees, ees seront vendues
Fencan au dit depot, NlARDI de mars proclaim 10
A. M.
AUG. S. PHELPS, Commssafre des Rues
N'lle-Orleans fevcier 23 1856. fe23 % n3
RM7AS brought 10 the City Police jan, on The 23d
wv inst. the grf boy PHILIP, 5 feet inches
high IS about IS years odd says he belongs 10 the es-
tate OF L. Mollaln The agents are requested to call
and claim said slave according TO law.
E. PLANCHARD,
Ia2ol5t Keeper City Police Jail.
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For the sale Of the lease Of Ferry Privilege across
the Mississippi river, at the foot Of Canal street
THE space OF The landing within this city allotted for
the of said Ferry, shall be fifty the bank
Of the river, now occupied for said purpose with The
further privilege of having Two floating wharves,
mo0Tph so as to run the ferry boat between, in and out
said floating whafres not 10 extend more than one
hundred and hy feet into the river; and with the fur
Their Tllege Of having two small movable fire proof
houses for the protection of passengers the sun
and RAIN provided they shall be used for other put
pose,
The lessee shall bound TO rum or cause 10 be rum
one or more substantial! steamboats, inspected and APP
proved ny The officers appointed for SAID purpose, In
accordance with the laws Of the United States and of
dimensions large enough accommodate four or more
carriages ana Il proporopate number OF horses, and
having cabin sufficiently cafacious 10 accommodate
iitly or more foot passengers and the said boat or
boats shall be run every day regularly from each side
OF The river, as follows, viz: From four o'clock A NJ.
TO SIX O'Clock A. NJ, and from six O'Clock P. M. to
eleven O'Clock p. NJ, every thirty minutes and from
SIX O'Clock A M. to six O'Clock P NJ every twenty
minutes.
be entitled TO charge and receive, shall b. follows
and no more, viz:
For every foot passenger, FIVE cents.
For every horse, mule horned cattle, ten cents.
tor every vehicle drawn by one horse other ami
nal, inclusive OF the animal, twenty-five cents.
FOR every ca or dray, ra wn by Two animals inclu-
slve as aforesaid, tht.y-ive cents.
For every four wheeled Vehicle drawn by more than
one animal, twenty cents for the vehicle, and tea
thereto.
The lessee shall keep all the wharves and other Ak
l'ea III Poou STATE oil repair, at his own cost ana
chafge, ana deliver the 10 The city, like good
con0Ition, at The expiration of The lease
The duration of the lease shall be five years. to COM
mence from the date of the approval of the adjudica-
ton by the Common Council.
security IN the sum of $1,000, salts acory To the
finance Committee, shall be given by the lessee,
d'onad Tor the due and proper performance of all the
obligations herein specified.
BIDS shall be so much per annum, payable quarter
annually in advance; the first paymeut to be made at
me time OF adjudication, and notes of the lessee,
dorsed TO the satisfaction of the Finance Commute,
in advance as aforesaid
Ihe Common Council reserves the right to reject
any adjudication made under these specifications, if
lhey deem the same advisable, and in ca SC the adjud-
cation shall be rejected, the money paid by the bidder
III advance, as above provided for, shalt be returned to
said bidder AUGUSTUS S PHELPS
Street Commiss ioner.
lAppoved by the Chairman of Committees of Streets
and Landlngs']
New Orleans. Feb, T. 1856. tf,95
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mAYoRALTx or NEW ORLEANS.

EgAYCRALTY OF NEW ORLEANS.
COMMON COUNCIL
City of New Orleans, February %, 1856, I :
mo 26l6]
Resolped, That the Comptroller be md he rs hereby
authorized TO warrant The Treasurer for the sum Of
two thousand six hundred and fifteen dollars and sew
entyhree cents, in favor of Messrs, VOORHEES,, Grggs
fire engine Young America"
[sgnedl Z. L. TRACY,
President u oard OF Assistant Aldermen.
[Siguedl N j.. BAILEY,
President pro TEN. Board Aldermen
Approved February %, 1855.
fs25 tSigned JOHN l.. LEWIS, Mayor.
Resolved, That the Treasurer pay, Tie warrant of
the Comptroller, to Crozer & Wing, the sum ofiwen,y-
four hundred and ninety.two dollars and nnely-six
cents for work done and materials furnished in the re-
pairs OF g. uGT''A'"'e' OF this s'!y BAILEY
President pro. tenn. Board Of Aldermen.
[Signedl Il. L. TRACY,
President board Of Assistant Aldermen.
Approved February %, 1866.
fea5 [sgnedl JOHN L. LEWIS Mayor.
No. 1890
whereas, the City Surveyor has repeatedly reported
lie contractor for draining section No 2 being in
default; and whereas, there is clause In the couiract
giving ne right 10 the city 10 declare the contract null
and void; therefore
Resolrea, That the contract entered into by Munich.
pay NO One with }. Thorn, for tho draining of Sec
ton No be, and The same is declared null and void
Resolr.d further, That the City Surveyor be directed
to ake possession of the draining machine and appa
ra,us, aud drain cause be drained said section,
until further provision is made for draining by the
Council
[Sgnedl NE BAILEY
President pro TEN. Board of Aldermen.
[Signedl - H. l.. TRACY,
President Board OF Assistant Aldermen
Approved February %, 1856
te25 tsigned1 JOHN L. LEWIS. Mayor.
No. 2G2l I ..-' a.,
Resolpedi That the Comptroller the Treas
urer in favor of VIM. Phean, for sd 25, being the
Of his bill for work done for the city 1858 and
IS5i.
TSgned] n E. BAILEY,
President pro TEN. Board Aldermen, ,,t
[signed] f.. l.. TRACY,
Presden, Bourd of Assis tant Aldermen
Approved February %, 1856,
fees [signedl JOHN l. LEWIS, Mayor.
NO 1921
RssotUe0 That the Assistant City Attorney be in
ssructed 10 collect from the Commissioners of the
McDonogh estate, all lakes due the city property
belonging to said estate.
(Signed N. Il. BAILEY.
President pro TEN. Board of Aldermen.
[Signedl Il. l.. TRACY,
President Board Of Assistant Aldermen
Approved February %, 1856.
fees TSgnedJ JOHN l.. LEWIS, Mayor.
mo, 1923 i
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IHLf REPoRT@t1e Chief Of Police to his Honor the Mayor the City Aep
Orleans during the month Of J1nNay4 1855, The their
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81
Whereas there is now litigation pending between
the city OF New Orleans and The Pontci,arirain Rail-
road Company growing out If the suhser pon Of the
city of New Orleans Of The of FIVE hundred thou
sand dollars under the provision Of the act of the Lee
gisature of the 18th March, 1854, and ordinance of
The city, of the date Of the 10th une 1854 for the pur-
pose OF enabling the Pontcharran Railroad Company
10 construct railroad from New Orleans 10 Mobile
And whereas, il is believed to be the interest of the
city aud OF its citizens and of the stockholders of the
Pontchartrain Railroad Company that said litigation
should be terminated, and the connection between the
city and The Railroad Company be dissolved.
And whereas, proposition has been made by the
Pontcharlraln Railroad Company to return to the city
three hundred of bonds for one thousand dollars
each sued to and received by said Railroad Company
Resotred, That the city of New Orleans, IN consider
alton that tile Pohtchart train Railroad Company will
to the city of New Orleans three hundred bonds
for thousand dollars each, with interest coupons
ched, issued and received by the Pontclarran
Railroad Company, and also repay 10 the city of New
Orleans the OF interest paid on said bonds, will
release the said Ponichurrain Railroad Company from
any other claims il may have.
Be 1t further reSotped, That i'll cons Iteration of the
of said three hundred bonds, and all coupons,
and all interest repaid that all connection existing be.
tween the city OF New Orleans and the Poneharrain
Railroad Company will be dssolved and for the pur-
pose OF efectIng said dissolution, that udg,nen, in
The suit pending embracing the condition of That
preamble and resolutions shall be entered aud made
fna and the city shall be released from all Liabilities
growing out of the subscription 10 the Pontcharrain
Railroad Company and provided further, that the city
shall not be held liza bic for any moneys due on install
ments stocks subscribed for in the New Orleans
and Mobile Railroad Company.
Reyorsd thriher Tha, this ordinance shall become
null and void not ucceptcdby The Directors the
PontcharlraiR Railroad Company within two weeks
after it. pomugation. And resolved further that if
said Directors OF the Ponchar rain Railroad Company
do TO the city the three hundred bonds with
interest paid, and all coupons within ninety days from
its pronugation then this ordinance shall become null
and void.
[siguedl E. l.. TRACY,
President Board of Assistant Aldermen
[Signed J. J. LUGENBUuL,
President Board Of Aldermen.
Received November 90, 1856
Persisted in over the veto of the Mayor.
te25z true copy. THos TuEARp, Secretary
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-02-25

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New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-02-25
SPECIFICATIONS

Received November 90, 1856.
Persisted in over the veto of the Mayor.
te25zs A true copY. THos TuEAEn. SecrelnrY.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-02-25

COMpTROLLERS OFFICE, I
City of New Orleans, February H. 1856.
No, 2GO2 ]
Rfsolred, That the Comptroller shall sell after ten
days notice in ting official Journal The contract for the
lease OF the ferry privilege at The foot of Canal street.
for hive years payable quarterly, according specii-
cations on file i'll the Street Commissioners olie, said
sale to be subject to the approval rejection of the
Common Council.
[Signedl f. L. TRACY
President Board of Assistant Aldermen
lSignedl j. j. LuGENBUHL
President Board OF Aldermen,
Approved February r. 1856.
[signsdl JOHN L, LEWIS, Mayor.