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DLATED wARE-TEA SETS, CAKE BIAS
KEIs, Casters, Candle Sticks, Card receivers
of rare beauty spoons, Forks, Knives for dinner
and Desert, Plated on Steel &C., just received at
No. / Bank Block by
jel3 BRINSMAID a HILDREIH.
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ARE CURED BY

ARE CURED BY
ARNoLD'S GLoBuLES AND VITAL FLUID.
Their Chemical Action destroys the cause OF
these ailiugs. and it regulates and lessons the
effect which Changes of the Atmosphere have upon
the blood and system. The Vital Fluid WHITES both
mind and frame. No medicine completes with it,
for no mere medicine has or can have its basis or
action.
Sec Circular, to be had CT medicine dealers.
BURR, FOSTER & CO., l Cornhill, General
Agents. apld&wly
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- anu HuIlNT syrup Inc question: uNtHN sfllt'l-
lnvalids rejoicing !! A new era in Medicine 49,
S~crofula, Erysipclas, salt Ehcum, Scald Head
BARRIERS Itch, Burns, McrcuIlal and Fever sores,
Ulcers, Ring Worm, Neuralgia, tDcaiucss when
caused by liutnors or Sores in the llcad,) IIUmoI-,
Eruptiyc and Cutaucous Disease, of every kind can
no cured aud the Blood cloanscd of all impurities
by the use Of HAYES ALLIED OIvTWFNT aud iumor
Nyrup-thc most cicctual rrmcdic- ever offered
Go the public. These celebrated remedies cure dis
eases specdil v, thoroughly and permanently, with
out injury % the system. We have nuucrou, tcs-
timonials from persons Of the first rcspccfabtlity who
have had occasion to use these never failing rene
dies in their families, in the very worst form of dj,
ease, with the most happy beneficial results. Try
them. Entire satisfaction guaranteed in all cases.
Prepared only by DR.. T.. d. Hayes, diScoycrcr and
manufacturer. IIaycs & Nash, rroprictors, Law
renee, Mas.
Bowaro of an article in the market styled the
"Gcuujnc Allied Ointment put W by Charl,s H..
Rent, rs that is a base counterfeit on Hayes. Sold
in Burlington by AVos C.SrEAH and by l.. i. BGN-
roN; FHEp. Z. HNIrm, Montpelier, wholesale A-cnt
for Vermont.
July 81, 1856. wi "
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Vermont q Canada Railroad.
SUMNER ARRANGEMENT
E...ssseg'sss:a Northern, Western, British and L. s.
xHLxE Mail Route.
M A 4 -I-LAI u AAl-I-II

~ ~ - A~nh A~' 49,
E:s.sssee.ssssa Northern, Western, British and US.
"[1E Mail Route.
TRAINS GOING NORTH.
MAIL TRAIN connects at Windsor and White
River Junction with trains from Boston, and
Springfield same day and from New York the day
previous at 400 p. NJ. Leaves Windsor at l.j5,
connects at Burlington with steamers on Lake Cham
plain for Sara oga, at Rouse's Point with trains for
Montreal hetP. NJ, and next morning with
train that arrives at OgdcnsbuTgh IN time to connect
with the Steamers of the American and Great Vest
ern Railroad Express Line for Niagara Falls, Buid-
10, Hamilton, Chicago and the West.
Accommodation Train connects at Windsor and
White River Junction vita trains that leave Bos-
ton at IL. 90 noon md view York at 500 AN same
morning, stops over night az NoTthheld, leaves at
$50 A. NJ, connects at Burlington with Lake Cham
plain Steamers and Rutland Road, and at Rouse's
Point with trains for Montreal and Ogdensburgh
arriving in time to take the American line Of steam
boats for the West, same evening
RAINS GOING SOUTH.
NAIL TRAIN con aects at Rouses Point with a
train from Ogdensburgh night before and from
Malone and Montreal the same morning, at W hite
River Junction with trains for st. JOhusbury, an
the White and FrancOHia Mountains same day, also
with Northern N. II, Road for Boston, Lowell &C..
arriving at those places as early as by any other
route, also, connects at Windsor with trains for
Bellows Falls, Fitchburgh, Springfield, and arrive
in New York same evening, and at Burlington with
Steamers on Lake Champlain. Loayc kuusss Point
TAO AN, ST. Adams SAB 4. NJ Burlington 9.li
A. NJ. Montpelier Hoo AN
Accommodation train connects at Rouses Point
with train from Ogdensburgh anu Montreal, stops
over night at White River Junction or Windor
and connects with trains arriving in B0stons a
100 ?. N. and at New York at 90 r. NJ.
0-Tickets for Buffalo, Detroit, Chicago, aud the
West, for sale at the principal stations.
r. ~SHEKBURNE, supt
Mortified. May 2. ls5G.
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Strayed or Stolen.

ERoM THE SUBSCRIBER, on OR ABOUT
Il the goth OF August, one red and white dry COW.
four years old, star in her forehead. Whoever will
return said COW or give where she may
be found will be suitably rewarded.
HARRY HODGES.
Richmond, Sept. sth, 1856. VII 81
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Ladies', Cloth

IUsT RECEIVED-A FEW PIECES OF ola
- dies Reversible Cloth, " for Cloaks, BY
sug23 dtw NICHOLS 4 B0YNToN.
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State Fair.

INIRsTP PREMIUM AWARDED TO PLATT's
u Calf, Kip, and Cow Hide Boots, which are be-
coming established throughout Vt. and Northern N,
Y. for their beauty of style and finish, and great du-
rability. Certificates from those who have worn
them, are pouring in upon us daily, all t~estifying to
their superior excellence. One gentleman writing
from Grand Isle says "I purchased six pair of
your thick boots, ono year ago, for myself and men,
and without exception they arc the best boots /
over used. Please to make inc 6 pair moro to tho
measures enclosed. | am satisfied myself that they
arc the cheapest boots TO buy at any price," An
other from Willsborough, N. Y. says" The only
fault [ can find with the boots | purchased from you
one year ago, is that | am afraid | shall never be
able to year them out, and want a new pair &C.
casionafy."
These arc but samples from letters received eve
nv day. A fair trial Of these boots will convince
the most doubtful. If you want warm dry feet the
coming season, il you want to escape colds and con-
sumption, If you want to enjoy health and happi-
ness, 60 TO PLATT'S and get your Boots and
Shoes, Tor yourself and family. He keeps the larg-
est stock and greatest variety to be found in tho
State, at his store, FREE PRESS BUILDINGS,
SEP II wiz 4w College street, Burlington, VI.
rURED BY MEDIoo CHEMICAL ACTION
HUMoRs,
CANKER,
B~ILLIousNEss,
LASSITUDf
GENERAL DEBILITY.
LIVER COMPLAINT.
LUNG COMPLAINTS,
and JAUNDICE
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Fort Edward Institute.
Rev. I. T.. King. 4. VI. Principal

Faculty, Tve7fy Professors and Teachers.
p BUILDINGS BRICK, EXTENSIVE AND
I'D superb, well finished and furnished, having
separate departments for ladies and gentlemen
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Rutland & burlington Railroad,

AND
E:s:.:z;.. - After May %, 1886, Trains will run a
follows, VIZ -
Leave Burlington for Rutland and Bellows Falls
at 10 Is A. NJ. and 7.45 p. ".
Leave Bellows Falls for Rutland and Burlington
at II O5, and 9.lJ p. NJ.
Leave Rutland for Burlington at 800 AN. AMI
2.iO, p. NJ.
and ITO p. N.
~ The train leaving Bellows Falls at 9.15 PM.
leave Boston at 1 90 T.. VI. instead of HOO 4. VI.
as heretofore.
At burlington trains connect with Steamers on the
Lake. and trains Of the Vt. Central road; at Rutland,
with trains for Troy Albany, New ! ork, Saratoga
Springs, Schenectady. and the Nes'-at Bellows
Falls with trains Of the Cheshire Road tor fitchhurg,
Worcester, Lowell and Iostuu-Nermout Valley
Road, for Brattleboro, Springfield, Hartford, New
Haven and New lork-aui with sullivan Road, for
Windsor, White River Junction, and White Noun.
tains.
my 2ld&wtf l.. a. CIiAPlN, Supt'
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81 II
"A wi E r I G. A N
Compound.

~ ~ u A lV
Compound.
TUE 'ubscribGr would respectfully ask tho at,en.
Il ton Of the People Of Vermont, TO the claims Of
Bdch's American Compound,
As ono Of the best preparations before tho pub1io r..
the relief and cure If the following complaints
Bronchitis, Minister Sore Throat Calonel. Nursip,
and liberated Sore Mouths, Sore Nipples, Morcp,'
rial Taints, Fever Sores, S%crofula, liberation of
the Lungs and stumach, all Nervous Complaints.
Female Weakness an Irregularities, Fluor Albus,
Cor Whitcs,) Cough arising from an Irritated
Throat, Piles. Weak Stomocbs--in fact, in any
WEAKNESS, INFLAMMATION, or IMPURE
BLOOD, USE THIS REMEDY.
In the city Of Auburn, where this medicine Il,
prepared. and the Projectors reside, a largo list Of
the most reliable and respectable proofs Of its effca.
cy have been furnished in its favor, by the yolun-
tary promptings Of those who have been relieved
and cured OF long standing and extremely agrraya-
lei affections of tho above complaints. tr1in a
grateful desire to spread its knowledge, and pro.
mote the good Of others who may be similarly al
It, Influence has been peculiarly happy in all
cases of bronchial and Throat affections, from slight
to Chronic Inhtnmntions and Ciccrations. Also i.
some very marked cases of Female Wcnknoss and
irregularities, and many other complaints euumera-
ted above.
We have also some strong cases Of this cbaractdr
in our own state, in which it has been used wits
wonderful success, where for years resort. TO many
other rcinclic. have Gilcl to alorl rclicC,=it, IN.
g%redicnts, among which is compound fluid ez.
tract Of
"DEEcu DROP" OR CANCER ROOT
and composition arc such rs 70 render it ~pofectlv
safe and harmless, requiring the exercise Of DO o.
pccial caro- in regard o. the habits Of the individual,
beyond that ordinarily necessary.
From % personal knowledge Of thcse fact, 7 do
not hesitate To- say o. all who arc 10 ans way sHir'-
I ed with Bodily Weakness. IuiIIfv TtN4rDru4tf.u
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Ng ATHEMATICAL INSTRUMENTS AND
VI works on Architecture for sale at
jyS HUNIINGTON'S Book Store.
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state of Vermont.
ETHAN A. CRANDALL, state If Vermont.
". Chittcndcn County
JOHN PECK, JOHN II. Court, March Term,
PECK, and ONWARD W. lS1G.
PECK.
w HEREAS THE SAID Plaintiff HAVING
w entered in this Court his action Of assunr.it
against the said defendants, declaring against them
for goods sold and delivered, money had and re-
ccived, money lent. paid out and expended, and for
work and labor ; and demanding in respect thereof,
fifteen hundred dollars damages and it appear.
ing that saidJohn II. Peck was out of the state at
the time of tho service Of the process in this suit,
and has not returned therefore it is ordered that
said suit be continued to tho term Of this Court to
be held at Burlington in said County on the first
Tuesday of November, A. u. 1856, and that said j
H.. Peck be notified then to appear and answer the
same by the publication Of this order in the Bur
lington Free Press, a newspaper printed at said
Burlington, three weeks successivoly, the last %
which publications shall be at least twenty days be
fore said next term.
By order of Court.
j. ;. ADAMS, Clerk.
g. +. EDMUNDS, PlsintiG's Atty. WIZ 3w
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Rates

Whole expense per term Of i@ouTteen weeks Tor
Board, Washing, Fuel, Furnished Room, luc'den'
tails, and Tuition in Common English, 5000 in
advance. Fifteen cents per week extra for fuel
when fres are needed in students roums.
students received when there are vacancies, and
charged for residue IF the term.
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Application may DO made 10
March II, 1886. dly ;. WIRES, Agent.
LIFE, FIRE 4 MARINE INSURANCE.

LIFE, FIRE y MARINE INSURANCE.
C. F. Dgpiy, agent. Office over Arothccary's
Hall corner Church and Collcge-sts, Burling.
ton, Vt.
agent of several sound New England lire Insurance
Companies, by which (and by temporary arrange
ments with other companies, if necessary insur-
ance to any desired amount can be furnished at
reasonable rates.
LIFE LNSURANCE. He is also agent for the
NATIONAL LIFE INSURANCE 60. L. ~,
,nartered by the Legislature OF Vermont, and To-
Gated at Montpelier, being tho only Vermont Life
Insurance Company in existence, and well worthy,
in every respect, the confidence Of the people Of
Vermont, and of all others who are DESTROYS OF par
~ticipating in the benefits of i3e Insurance.
my2l d&wly c. L. DANEI, Agent.
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RECOMMENDATIONS


To tho following recommendations and approval
Of this great local work, from the most prominent
and influential mon in the Country, the attention of
every citizen orChittcndcn County is most earnest
ly solicited
Having completed from actual surveys n Map Of
Chittcndcn County as above, and employed skilllul
artists to cugrayc it in a superior manner, ! have
arranged with Mc'srs. Baker, Tldcn & Go. to pub
lish tho work. These gentlemen have for several
years been engaged in the pui LEGATION of Tupo-
graphical Maps, and arc cxccllcd by mono in the
high reputation they have acquired in this occupa.
ton. confidently recommend them as rcsponsi-
bic, energetic and gcntl,uanly in all their trnu.uc-
tious, and am certain that they will, as they iuyari-
ably have done, give entire satisfaction to all who
may have dealing with them.
HENRY i. WALLING,
Supt. state Map of Mass.
Mcssrs. Baker 4 Co. have published maps of scv-
olal Counties in Massachusetts, and Connecticut
Among those who have examined Maps aud the scy.
cral surveys made by II. +. Walling, ESD, Civil
Engineer and Supt. of State Map, and approved and
them saccurato and reliable, are the
GLOWING distinguished gentlemen:
MASSACHUSETTS CONNECTICUT:
Emory Wasburn, Ex-Gov Hon. l.. L. 5. Foster,
Hon. Isaac Davis, " Henry C. Dcmine,
" Amasa Walker, T.. II. Seymour, eX.Gov.,
" Jno. g.. Palircy, W. W. Ellsworth ,%ex-iOv.i
" Jared Sparks, Hon. Henry Barnard,
" John II Clifford, " James Dixon,
" James Walker, Joseph Trumbull, ex-GOy,
" Bobt. c. Winthrop, Hon. Gideon Wells,
" Geo. n. Briggs, VIM. A. Buckingham,
" Edward Everett, Erastus Williams,
" y. +. Banks, Jr.. II. B. Norton,
" Geo. ;. Boutwell,, oN- A. II. Hubbard.
Gov,
" Charles sumner,
" Rufus Choate,
" VIM. Is, Calhoun.
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This c%ortiies that ! have arranged with Nessrs.
Baker, Tildcu 4 Co, of Boston, TO publish the Map
of Chitteuden County, which has been advertised in
my name.
va If G. SMITH & co.
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lion. p. l.. DODGE, Of Auburn, y. Y, and late
member of our state Legislature, and one Of the
most accomplished Physicians anil Chemists Of our
country, alter giving this medicine his personal OBJ
s%eryation, says 80" II is destined to superscde all
Liquid preparations for the cure Of Chronic dis
cases.
Boch's Family Recipe Book is to be had gratis o.
all Ng nts-you will there see cures Of diseases re
corded-and you are invited to communicate with
any whose certificates arr given, in order to prove
them genuine.
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HOtChkjss d JelIisOn,

~ CHURCH STREET, JOBBERS AM RE-
iD- tailers of Foreign and Domestic dry
goods, would respectfully invite the attention of
Ner hants to their New stock OF Fall Goods, which
they offer at prices full as low as Boston, New York,
or even Philadelphia afford them. A stock compris-
ing, 81 Unblcachcd sheetlng
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WaItOn's Daily Journal

Walton's Daily Journal
M I'LL BE PUBLISHED, As USUAL. ptRINH
w the session of the Legislature, and arrange
meuts will he made to forward it daily, POST PAID,
by me quickest time N, mails uaH aHor. The election
uf Unitcd states Senator and probable discussions
If the constitutional amendments will give unusual
interest to the approaching session OF the LoSlNla-
turc.
The Daily will support Fremont.
subscribers are desired to send in their names at
once, that we may make the necessary arrangements
in time to supply ourselves with materials.
TERMS.
Daily Journal, post paid, Sl,O0 in adv.
Watchman 4 Journal, weekly,
during session, p in adv
months, so as to
include the public acts, 20 in adv.
= Postmasters, Town Clerks and Representa-
tiyes are invited to forward subscriptions, and for .
subscribers or over they may retain 50 per cent.
Z. T. WALTON.
Montpelier. Sept s, 1856.
iCF Editors copying the above, will be entitled
10 the Daily free.
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ID EMOVAL.-I. BURNETT HAS REMOVED
ia his GLAHIER'S SnOP to the Old Post Office
Building, ON the West side of the square, where he
will be happy to wait on his customers, a usual.
sash, American and French Glass always on hand
and for sale, by the box or single light, Glass cut
to any shape and size, and set in the best styles. All
orders promptly attended to.
Burlington, April -. lej6. WHY
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HARDWARE.

JD,H. WATERMAN Y 4i5EfE&sg cttAs NJ WATERMAN
Ss~ssssNnraA .J.SEATERNIAN Il BfOTFIEls,
HARDWARE AtERC CHANTS, corner Of Com.
mon and Magazine Streets have hand and
daily receiving by foreign and domestic
rivals geheral assortment Of articles comprising part
follows 24.- 4-e z 5S.}5 'EssE - tF
- S...s HARDWARE, CUTLERY ETC.
Iron Steel, Nails Rope +, sy...sy ,.n try
~ Axes, Chains, Scythes " &H F ~ f.-[
VI Carpenters Tools complete, II 5Sl!3%t E- r5
Coopers Tools H.
Il SlfSt< Anris Vices Bellows, .f. F.
Stock and Dies, Screwplates ~ f. .-
.s@ Garden Engines, Pumps, 5 ttg
5 y" Pioughs, Hay Cutters, Corn Shleers
&.%. t@& Agricultural Implements
"A III ttf%7# }&2 Mill Cross and Pit Saws, z
ag #' Ok Yokes, Bows, Singletrees, +
Turning Lahes u
Hoes, Hanes Shoyels and Spades, Platform Scales
Androns, Tenders, shovels and longs Corn Mills
Copper and Iron Con Hods Cot Crushers.
Single and Double Barrel Guns, "
IL . Coffee Hecas, Chatting Dishes AZ &l#$
r ..% .4..+. Chinese Gongs, Iron BedSeads 7'@
-1rIt ", Britannia and Plated Ware g 5E.t& es
-. MeatCutters, Sausage Suffers -
. ~ rt'"'' z'ai Stock Kettles Portable Forges -'
o231y Seines Fishing Tackles, etc etc
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MUSIC ne "A CHING,

4. .;INsTRUCTION In VOCAL MUSIC
THpalASlJ MARTIN of the Oldest instructors
this citywill give Lessons in this to
require Recommendation. S53f "a IN tTHssa5I5 II 4
Orders left with Pa WERLEIN, No. i Camp street
Will meet with prompt attention. gt LOB If x
- MRS. GANTPRELL, TEACHER OF MUSIC,
fT47sS gives LESSONS ON THE PLANO AND GUITAR
residence No. % Constance street, and also
n 10 Gu Eieyia street,. -TernsS5 per month
lessons H1LECTURES at Y Constance street
week. s55 E4sB$EETE felb ly IA
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DRUGS, AND lI ED ICINEs.


Coon IEDIoINBs.--T IS ESTIMATED THAT
~ AYERs CHERRY FEoroRAI AND CATHARTIc Pills have
done moTst promoe the public health, tan my other one
h M thousand on thousand cures Of Colds Coughs, Asthma
Group, Inuez8 Bronchitis etc. much reduced the pro-
portion deaths from consunpye diseases in this country; The
Pills good the Pectora and will complaints.
Every body needs less putgng Purge the blood
from It's impurities Purge the bowels Liver and the whole
riscera system from distractions Purge ont the diseases which
fasten the body to work sderay. But for diseases
should die only Of old age Take andoes early and thrust it
from the system before it is yet too strong TO yield
Ayers Pills do thrust disease only while it is weak
but when has taken astreng hold Read the astounding state
ments Of those who have been cured by them from dreadful
scrctua Dropsy Ulcers Skin Diseases Rheumatism, Neural
gia Dyspesa Internal Palms. Bilious Complaints Heartburn
Headache Go and many less dangerous but still threatening
ailments, such pmples the face Worms Nervous 1ra
bly Loss of Appetite Irregularities, Dizziness in the head
Colds Feyer Dysenery and indeed every variety of COM
plants for which Pnrgative Remedy is required.
These are no random Statements but authenticated BY your
own Teighbors and your Physicians VA F& % Gt* %
= Try them once and you will never be without hem ~
Price 70 cts. per BoX-5 Boxes for 81 CO. ,I.s- u.
Prepared by Dr. j. C. AVER, Chemist Lowell Mass and
sold by all respectable Druggists every where F,-'
teao 3md&W j, WRIGHT & CO., Wholesale Agents.
WRIGHT d. CO.'S CATALOGUE OF GENUINE
and popular Family Medicines which they offer 10 supply
Druggists and Dealers Propeor's lowest wholesale prices
Gene5a Depot Special Agency, No. l5 amp q Chartrcs
aa T1n
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.... 3 GOMpTR0LbER'S OFFICE, !
City Of New Orleans, April 3O.IS56,

City of New Orleans, April 80. 1856
[ No. 1903
Rs5o!psd, That the Comptroller be, and he is here
BY authorized 10 sell. after FIVE days. notice the CON
tract Tor the erection Of the railing around the statue of
Gen Jackson on Jackson Square, said sale subject 10
the approval Of the Common Council and in accord
ance with the plans and specifications on file in the
office of the Surveyor.
[Signedl f. L. TRACY
President Board of Assistant Aldermen
lslgnedl -... J, j, LUGENBUHL,
Approved April 7, 1856.
Lsignedl JOHN L. LEWIS, Mayor
Notice is hereby given that on MONDAY 5,b Nav
next VIII adjudicate at my Office, a, IL o'clock NJ
the nbove contract. "
a29 o. DeBUYS, ComntrolIer
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FOUNDATIONS :
FNSHE# foundations shall be of Lake bricks of i,he
u best quality laid In mortar composed of The best
sharp sand and fresh Thomaston lime They shall be
l2 bricks wide the bottom. shall be laid in regular
offsets of2 IA inches 10 be To- brick wide at
the Top, and shall rest on two Weaknesses Of sound 2
inch halboat planks crossing each other and extending
inches each side Of the bricks 7ssHt
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The base shall be of Quincy granite hewed and
dressed both sides well othe top but said top
shall be leveled as marked fhe plan The base
shall be 10 inches high above theground and inches
thirk .
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C0MPTKOLLERs OFFICE ,
City Of New Orleans, May l, 1856. I
Resoluea That the Comptroller be- and he in harehv
authorized and required to give notice by standing ai
Versement IN the official journal, that in accordance
with the ninth section of ordinance No 1872 approved
harch 80 la5i the Council will pay any bill against
tue cy unless contracted under authority of an order
from the Comptroller in accordance with the ordnsnoe
rsierreo w. lsigned] ~ E. L TRACY,
President BOARD Of Assistant aldermen
Dry ~" lsgnedI L. II PLACE,
ApprovedApril2s 1855 'eHisA
[sgnedl JOHN L. LEWIS, Mayor.
The attention Of the officers of the city and Of the
public is respectfuy called the foregoing rasolution
-, o. DE BUYS,
a1yts TT Nnmrtrnllsr Civ of New Orleans