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FREE AND ACCEPTED MAsoys.

Ni5.By invitation of the Clay Monumental
Association this Grand Lodge will lay the Corner Stone Of
monument proposed be erected this city TO the memory Of
distinguished and brother Henry CLAY Past
Grand Master of Mnsons in Kentucky. r., tel..ir.
The officers and members Of the Grand Lodge hereby
tilted for this purpose SATURDAY MORNING. the
l2 April O'clock in the Grand Lodge Hail. corner of
st. Charles and Perdido Streets ~.
Members Lodges in this State and Masons in good stand
ing under other Jurisdictions aterny invited to be pres
ent and assist in the ceremonies: .
The procession will be formed under the direction OF Bro
F. Parmee Grand Marshall i'll accordance with the order laid
the Masonic Trese Boatdbrchren wearing such re-
gala as te rank fraternity may ene them By
order: W. NJ PERKINS, Grand Master.
Attest. SAMUEI, G.. RISK Grand Secretary. as I'd
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NEW ORLEANS, JACKSON AND GREAL NORTHERN RI Co.,
nr,.n Anvil 4

New Orleans, April !, 1856.
B9-In conformity with the Charter, an eIec-
ton will be held at the office Of the Company No 40 Crondelet
street. MONDAY April 81, 1856 from 10 o'clock, for
eighteen be chosen from Stockholders re-
siding louisiana from stockholders residing Mis-
sspp Provided majority of the stock of the Company be
represented said election; but If minority of the stock be
represented election will be held MONDAY,
April 1856 office of the Company from to 3o'clock
aS I'd r. s. CHARLES Secretary.
NEW ORLEANS, JACKSON AND GREAT NORTHERN RR. Co..
New Orleans March %, 1856.
nzyPublic notice Is hereby given, that the
Office No. As Carondeet street. MONDAY
April H. 1856 IL O'clock NJ in conformity with the charter
a8 Id - II. S. CHARLES, Secretary.
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CONSIGNEES.


Shin Indiana from New York-T Aydlett-F Bauer-Bu
Fills &co-J Burbridge &co-Blodgett Brown &coBoot
&co-Buchannon, Carroll &co-H Bdwel-C T Buddecke &co
Tlache 4 Lemlmont-A Brousseau &co-M Bnrnet &co-J
Denman Sco-Converse, kennett &co-CoN, ellis Il Boyd
Carroll, Prchard &eo-Dyas &co.J Cameron &co-Days
jenkins &co-E Daley &co-F Folger &co-G Fosdick-
Farley Jmey &co-Frelsen Stevenson &coFelowes &co-L
Goldsnith-G w Givens-A Glenn &co-M Greenwood &co-
Goodrich kco-Ifenderson, Terry kcoHolmes Caus-D
I!olmesHowardS Hal-Hsaon oliveg1 u IlardinE-J
Kalsle-A KearneyKennett, Dix &coZellner King REQ;
K I.aughlin-J Iaborde-S IockeW IL Ietchford eco
IaIande-Martin Owen Cobb Marshall &co-J Marks
Aco-May, vanhook &ceMcI emore Rayburn Seo-B Mann
Miler-McGregor Aoway &co-A Norton &coNorth, Smedes
Gco-Oakey Hawkins-Ogesby i Macauay-N Perrilat (
&co-Price Converse &coPerdeanville Brothers. Peck
Hy Peychaud &conF Roumar-A Robb dco-J N Ref SEQ
&co-J w Stanton &eo-W Stewart &co,B shields-Sea
man, Peck Gco-G Shaw Eco-Geo Smedes &co-Sturzeneg
ger Eternod-G W SizerThayer &co-Townsend Tompkns
&co-J 4 Tnrdos-Thornhill &co-A Thayer kco-W Vre
denburg &co-W A Violet &co-Wnrd, Saunders Hunt
Wright &co-A Whiting &co-J Woodruff &co-Wood Low
Wright, Davenport &co-order.
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EXPORTS.

IIvERPOOI-ship Harry Of the West-2259 bales cotton
IL 500 SKIS corn, $500 slaves. soy .ar. rH "a.
LIVERP0OI-ship Conques-3242 bales cotton.
NEW YORK-shp Mediator-234 bales cotton 1890 bbs
pork lT5 bbls 1858 lard 63 bbs -four Is hbs whisky
bbls taow bags wheat 2l0 corn 10 bales hemp Dbl
64 cks bacon II hhds tobacco. .. I...rs
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Fanny-935S SKIS corn, 66oo slaves.
HAyANA-Brg Adams Gray3S4 ties 100 bbs and 500 kegs
lard cks aod Is hams 200 bbs pork, 100 kegs butter.
PENSACOLA-Schr Mary Elen600 SKIS 30 cks bacon,
80 pork 80 do flour 20 ties lard 30 bbs whisky Is do pota
toes, Is bales hay IL $50, Fl .EHt|-t 40
MOBILE-Schr Marren-6OO bbls coal $50 SKIS bran.
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1lartituIat {Notifl.els,

n5s~To nries-FIfteen HunaredG T'9 r.
lars per ainu will be paid for Il mil
ranta yi nresent theseyesa the once on oN-
DAY. April 49, at II A. NJ for D all lot
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BANK OF NEW oRLE;A.ss, /

naat n meeting OF the Board Of Directors,
Il n, Of the stockboaer, vino
been oae expedien to increase the capital stock of this
Bank not Gxeeg notice is hereby given that books
viii be opened the Banking House. the, 10Th nst to
main open for thirty days from that date during which time
provisional sbseption list will be opened e time
may aio 20 t % AA'' ~ p's' " + GRAYsoN Cashier
w Lyceum Hall photography Lec-.
ture explanatory Of this brief and q short
dent of the American Phonetic Association FRIDAY April
Il. commencing at * O'CLOCK. Admission free
Lecture. az 3tF
RedueedThese popular Lectures will be delivered in Rev
Mr. Capps Church Of St Charles and Julia streets ey
cry MONDAY, WEDNESDAY and FRIDAY EVENING, nn
Tickets for remainder the reduced to one half the
original price. -a4.L ~ ~ u
rs Lectures In Lyceum Hall:-nrr. Henry
ON he sh the 10Th
MONDAY the l4h April at IN O'Clock Il Nj ,7-4
Admission to each Lecture 81 cents - ~ ~
Is 4. PUBLIC SCHOOLS, FOURTH DIsTRIcr.2
New Orleans, April 8, 1856
n7,-Thc Annual Examination and Exhibl-
ton District Public seheEs VII TAKE place. as
below commencing At a. a., ah4 G,osns AZ ~
CHESTNUT sd HEaI-sMsSPSs:A prn7a
MA NM oAk AsSsa6oWEpsRsni7
LAUREL sGHooI, for Bo s Ta a, April TO-
HfGH School, for Girls-MoNpAy, April i.
U' HIGH SCHOOL. for Boys-TUEsDAY April 10. ,
On WEDNESDAY, April t. in Felicity street Church. cor.
ner Of Chestnut street..
Has- Exercises to begin ct 10 o'clock A. NJ.
a5-The public respectfully invited 70 attend;
~ TIC t-.l.,s .as Superintendent.
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CATTLE MARKET.
Shipping Snttlligelttt.
FRIDAY, April IL, 1856.

FRIDAY, April IL, 1856.
.-- CLEARED YESTERDAY.
Shin Harry of the West Adams Liverpool Meeker eco
slim CONQUEST Sears for Liverpool, j Whitney kco
Ship Mediator, Bell, for New York, j Woodruff eco
Bark Fanny, (3rD McDavd, for Londonderry,
uoghton. Rankin eco
Brig Adams Gray Henry, for Havana, Castillo Harispe
Schr Warren Joynell for Mobile We wv Newton &co
Schr Mary Ellen, Snow for Pensacola John Hurley &co
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UNION BANK LOUISIANA,
New Orleans. l4th February, 1856.
NEAT a Meeting of the Board, held OH the

18th inst, it unanimously :,
Resolved That in view Of adding to the value OF
this Stock and Of granting increased facilities TO the growing
commerce New Orleans it deemed eNpcdien and the
favorable for increase in the Capital Stock Of this Bank
ny exceed S00O and TO that end the requisite notice.
in conformity with the Eighth article Of the Charter authorizing
the same given the Stockholders In obedience thereto
hssh that r the 3nks W. pc %
subscription said increase Provisional Subscription List
opened the public for said portion of said increase as
may be taken be waived by the present
Stock taken and paid will be entitled TO the rata dividend
declared in July next to be computed from the date OF
payment GRO p,pppr cosh;or
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gebietu nj TIE Dlarkets.

FRIDAY MORNING, APRIL II.
COTTON, There still good demand yesterday, and
although the sale light, and factors claimed still
higher descriptions the sales reached about 5000
The closing prices show further Improvement for the
qualities, and raise figures accordingly:
NEW ORLEANS CLASSIFICATION.
Inferior Mlding Fair e
Mdding Yi4Gl0 Good Fair. .......,-s-@-
Good Middling ..l01a@1l0A Good and Fine .,,.-9-
TOBACCO heard Of "a hds sold at round, and Is
private Also, Wednesday, besides what were then
reported about 200 hhds, including 50 at ac hhd
COTTON AND TOBACCO STATEMENT.
Cotton-bales. Tobacco-hhds.
Received since .. :, 54l,0M 1866
= "a Yesterday ....... 1S6S Is
-, 542SSS -11,6S1
1,5s3425 1886
Exported to l2a3s42 1883
yesterday 1888, am ~ ~,
= 2s3,sis 5,Sl6
AMI NOJ, "A was good request, at
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES ai moment de disqualification
" r. s4El87aE ta5f ~ & JOSEPH HUFTT, Sl9 s#
nall % al IL 4i Sheriff de Ia psroisse Orleans.

FIFTH DISTRICT COURT I ]
OF NEW ORLEANS. ST.
pY VIRTUE OF O
ID TO me directed by the |
New Orleans, In the above
at public auction, at the G
i,URDAY aApril12. 1856 a
"A CERTAIN LOT OF I
hourg franklin, In the Thi
ted as Tot No. IL, in squart
Goodehildrena and Morales
surveyor, dated 18th Jann'
Of Joseph Cuvillier, a nota
I American measure; 80 feet
inches and ! lines in depth
Is Together with all the :bu
per act passed before q !
January, 1855 !; which btil
d two-story frame house, {
lot, having two rooms up /
stairs; q lnrge shed used az
lot; one cistern, etc.
Seized in the above suit.
rrf ~ .. = 9 d f. i I|---. a
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r AND OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES MARKET RATES
IL paid for Warrants Also, all kinds of Uncurreut
RAM Mites Coin Bullion and Exchange, purchased by
- H Il. MERRELi4 & co.,
pSdSWly No. q Camp street, corner Of Common
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II. RODRIGUEZ. - ,,,,,,rr l. l. l. 1. b9 mCi 7,
Ii, DA0ufN 4 Co } BREAD AND CRACKER BAKERS,
No 8 Now Levee New Orleans keep constantly hand
large assortment of Bread Crackers Pilot Bread Navy
Bread Wine Bread French Biscuits Coffee House do Sugar
Crackers Boson Crackers Butter Crackers Water Crackers
Soda Crackers Pic Nc etc. etc. all made by machinery, at
the lowest market price. '-- I9 '4- no ON 81
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-1REscENT CITY soAP WOIsAs-DEPor.

" No. II Lafayette street.
subscribers have commenced in this city the manufacture
Of Soap for Family Ship Steamboat uss which they pre-
the public for its approval in competition with the BEST
of established reputation 1tcombne economy with free
will found upon trial. possess washing properties in per-
fection guaranteed to contain Ingredient IN acent
quantity to iniure tic finest fabric Of ladies' apparel
advantages OF merchants and Others being able 70
supply themselves with equally good IL not
better article Of hong manufacture will present themselves at
glance and the subscribers respectfully solicit
min an ~ . G. HAZEN & CO.
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4 rTESE,N, GAa FILTERS No. 10 ST.
j. Charles street. Orleans, keep constantly on hand
large nssorene Chand
large assortment of Parlor and Cooking STOVES and
Also Gas Apparatus 70 make gas from
to which they attention Of Sugar fep
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.,v..x TWO THOUSAND ACRES OF THE BEST
~ land in Eastern Texas known as the land
Devil Port the Watches river This land offered in eX
change for dry goods and groceries, Any one wishing to
learn and particulars which will be such as will
land and title can made Hon. George w Smyth Hon. a.
VIM Eddy, and R. G. Doom Esg Or any Of the citizens OF
this county, '.u.If SAMUEL GUIDE, ~,
AT l2t D.s7 Jasner county, IeSas.
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VACCINE MAT"TER-YACCINE MATTER-PHY
scians Planters and Druggists always be supplied with
SIGkLES & CO., IS Canal street,
N G. N. MORRISON, IL Magazine ST.,
E. B. WHEEL0CK 43 Magazine ST.,
fe6 sm t'- NJ. CANNON, g Graver street.
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ACoB HACK vs.. ANTHONY
iGAERTNER-No o. 10, 81. p
! writ of seizure and sale
the Fifth District Court Of
entitled cause, 7 will proceed to sell
fly Hotel, Common street, on SAT
12 o'clock NJ ~ s5.5 &. Il Z. fj4 =
iRoUND, situated in the Fan ~,
I'd District Of tliis city, designa- ss!I
bounded by Vaudeville, Spain. GssG
streets, on q plan drown by p. snrgi,
~, 1913, and deposited in the office
~ In this city; said lot measuring, In
front on Spain street, by 123 feet 4
, between parallel lines.
iIdings and improvements thereon, as
'rouet, notary IN this city dated 10th
ldings and improvements consists Of
hingle rooted, built in the rear of the
tairs and two below, with gallery up
q cooper-shop, built on one side Of ths
ls4 D. tgily+ ,tfgt 4 Il q w. it! WI g4-lr7
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ssf SASs III AS. sAS GAS--THE sUBsGR 1BER HAY
n obtained the requisite permission from the Gas Com.
PAM arnnance he is TO ard
put SFIXTURE in the most approved style, and az
Tn0defats rates n o. &
E Orders be left at his Old Stand the Brass Fo9ndry,
N9 a,1 II = 81 oasfies stfee' 8s III GUILD
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IN NdDFTEI CULI.d}Aa, NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. VIII.
attend all professional in NJ Landry anG
that bs entrusted to his care Once NJ
Nj Waterman hardware rnerchanti g Y
Olivier ESQ; Thos Miller, ieItE Ehas b
MIS-
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TO soar 2EANgH SshSl N Ealt SkkI hHle

mo SOAP M CITY II ~ y = An NJ
L foTHERs.-GREAT ECONOMY IN soAF MAklNs.---s
The attention Of the trade persons wishing 10
h;s rat stane and profitable business are
70 b nest Eastern Palm Soap produced at ifs
no prepsrtion of materials man with
Kettle can make twenty thousand pounds day Samples Of
can be seen 81 ~
al 2Gte F.-o.-all 9 -. -9otlel
mo pI,ANTERs.-TH WHO DESIRE CARO-.
Tina GOLDEN SEED RICE and SEED PEAS, are invited
N leave ffeir orders with the subscribers
fell 81 lEzas BAREII1 L Co.. No. 81 Conpnon street.
GOAL; cOAL!-sPENCER FIELD CO., DEALERS
Yin Pittsburgh, Anthracite, American, English sud estsa
M-oFFIeE-Cogne Camp street and
~ A, IAEEEE. JACKSON, MISS Sssllssls4 StAs'
SsaAGENT AND COLLECTOR. business qf ass
ton entrusted his charge will meet with pri
Notes and Accounts collected throughout tho sfss,
IN Z. 5 =. REFERS 10. 3, - 5.siz&
4 $reas, P; l i ~ ~ @ Shark Day StauieT,
William HaFdenan, Fl l. Aafs1 ~;
Chancellor Scott rs 4z4z--z1
fNRFsSSE DYELI4OVVP PINE LUBE a1s -sfhe
Pressed lumber Of he best quality, the agdh&
Steam Mls T. h simpson Gol near fiofiass
Narrow Flooring, tongued and groaYed
Narrow Flooring, sqaiaIs Eye esSvs5
l. Wide Flooring tonged sia geo So
~ Wide ard Narrow Ceiling
h. Weather Boards ETC.. ss,. =
A,sn srns Ias Sash, Doors Blinds and Moaldipgs.
RoRsh Lumber Of descripio o which will be eolds
either wholesale retail on the most faySr4sIe
| ja9 SIN Ne Is cevingtoa Landing. New Basin.
y i NJ 4 q " VIZ
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brands Virginia manufactured %
4 ways on hand for sale by s8
ials 3m W q NJ HARNEE Z 60. 70 Jnlon s.
MISUNDERSTANDING, oTARDs SDUPUY Cos
cases Of one dozen quarts EACH For sale by
4 jaIs SIN &c. Nj HARVEY G CO., 40 Union stTeett
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UCEION NOTICE. - THE SUBSCRIBER RES
"A pecnlly informs his friends and the pube that hhypg Re-
sumed his old business AUCT1ONEEk and AffhA4oEf
has taken his office No. SO Camp street. H.,
VIII attend to the sale of Real Estate, Stocks Negroes AZ
minsrators Assenees and all Others according to law He
will also give prompt and attention to all outdoor sales
Of every description w..
Register will kept open for all the Real Estate and
for SALE either private terms or at pubic auc
ton Every facility his power will be offered to buyers and
sellers of Real Estate.
Practical Daughmanand Pnn Drawer Will De constant
attendance at his office. a.. .- $40, asa, ,, -,
With tie assurance that he will give strict attention to his
busrss in nil its Details he that he will receive share Of
nuhic nutronaee BENZ. KENDIG Auctioneer,
no26 : Office No. SO Camp street
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CSDAI.,-THE sUBsCR IBERS
are now prepared deliver the above celebrated Coal to
steamboats, hotels private famhes etc., IN ots
10 suit, at $40 per ton of 1000 lbs. -,
~ Orders left at the Yard Front Levee between Julia and
w. orloons Novemhar Q 1S55 T7 -zgIgTI nos If
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T1yINDOyV# GLAsS.-AsseR SIZES JERSEY.
wv On hand all time, direct For
sale by ts{e u, = V
Co. % Union street,
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tNIBOlls, w. O., RPEETER4S No 2a4 MAGA-1
ZINE Street. between Dsord and streets. LOB
Stores fitted up Counters Black Walnut Mahogany,
and Cister1ls for one year
Sizes canstsnfv on hand Wi ff3s "a EfelS 1y A
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1T2RENGF8 VA N&sUAGsE and LITE;RATUHEi.8
e IN, lately Lazy ut the Bar Of PARIS
now Professor French and French
in the University Of louisiana fs s t1ss&S&.
n% French class foreneeti o'clock, evening
office, University of RaFonEe ald Soi
IatV 51a
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Lat est n 9 w q.
Washington News.

WAsHIs0ToN, Aug. l3.--The correspon-
dent of the Herald says: It is runored this
evening that the new steamer Msrsnac Il
to be ordered TO France TO carry Secretary
Dobbin, who is to succeed Mason as Mia
ister, and that Senator Mallory. or Bobock
Of the House, will succeed Mr.. Dobbiu al
Secretary of the Navy. | also learn thai
Mr.. Mason has asked to be recalled.
There has been trouble At the White
House in regard 10 The removal OF the Kan.
sas Judges, and il har been reconsidered
at the instance Of Senator Toombs and 9th
ers Southern members. The President this
evening was determined they should be re.
moved.
The correspondent of the Tribune says:
There lie O report current that the President
and Cabinet have been in session to-day
AID five were ia favor OF removing Judges
Lecompte and Cato. and releasing the Free
State prisoners Of Kansas, and three
against It.
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Congressional.

WASHINGTON, Aug. i4.-SEsATE-Mr
Pearce introduced joint resolution which
was passed, accepting portrait OF John
Halnpden, presented by John McGregor
Secretary Of the Board OF Trade, England
and directing the same 10 be properly fra.
med and placed in the Executive Mansion
II was painted either by Van Dyke or SiI
Peter Lilly.
protsst of the Senate OF Iowa relative
to the election Of Mr.. Harlan, was made the
special order OF the day tomorrow.
The Senate reconsdcred the bill continu.
ing the Improvement Of the Des Moines
Rapids with the Presidents objections there.
to, but failed to pass over the veto-two.
thirds not voting in the affirmative. The
vote was 33 TO H.
Then proceeded to the reconsideration oil
lhe bill making appropriations for the vari'
Gus civil items.
A long debate ensued on the House pro.
viso prohibiting military superintendency ia
the erection Of public buildings except fol
defensive purposes, wien it was stricken
out.
The House then passed The bill estab
fishing large number Of post routes, and
tabled, by 80 majority, the Senate bill ap.
propriating nearly million dollsrs to pay
certain bondholders the amount expended
by California for the suspension Of Indian
ho-tilities.
ouse.--The House voted to retain the
appropriation of nearly $18s,000 for books
which the Senate had stricken out, and ad.
ded proviso that any member who was u n.
willing to receive his share, may inform the
Clerk, who shall report the same to the
House next session.
A communication was received from the
Post Master General in reply to Z resols-
ton, saying, that special instructions had
been issued to the proper agents, and no
effort was spared to discover and punish
persons who unlawfully abstract or dstain
from the mails, books or documents sent
thence by members OF Congress.
The House then proceeded to act on the
amendment to the Legislative, Judicial and
Executive appropriation bill, AZ reported
from the Committee OF the Whole on the
state Of the Union.
The House concurred 81 to 80 in the
amendment, substituting Mr. Penningtohs
amendment offered yesterday, that no mo-
ney be drawn till tht reason cases De ois-
missed, for similar one WHICH the senate
had stricken out The House disagreed BY
five majority TO the Senate's amendment
restoring the appropriation Of s2Ooo0 for
the expenses OF the future legislature o.
Kansas The House then coneurred ~
msiority in an amendment similar 10 one
stricken out by the Senate, preventing ex'
penditures for arresting. prosecuting or de-
timing persons charged with treason, or
other political offences growing out OF the
Legislature Of Kansas or the Topeka Con-
etitu,ion.
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LOCAL MATTERS

f.#.eu PgocEE DfNGs AT meeting OF
he Council Oh last "Wednesday evening an
o,1oanee was passed, granting 10 Good
.;.h Wheeler and Yantis, their heirs and
assions, the privilege Of placing and keep.
no n platform scale on the sidewalk IN
cant Of their warehouse, the majority OF
,Le Council having power to repeal SAID or
diuance, on giving three months nouee to
the grantees Of the privilege.
The authority OF the Finance Committee
- correct the assessment roll was continued
mill The next meeting. Mr Corbln nitro
4nced a resolution that Tie assessment roll
hs snproved, and tax Of five mile on the
dollar be levied on tie property 50 assessed,
and also upon such additional assessment
as may be made by the city mafshai IN rur-
.aonoe of law, --and On motion Of Mr.. Kim
sew the resolution Wns adopted
communication Of w. Cros5en, late
street commissioner, stated that he had
made final and full report, in April last,
N the Council, Of all his dOlhgs, winch re-
nor, was given to the finance committee
and which has not been returned to him,
but is missing. On motion Of Mr. Pfice'
the communication was ordered To be filed,
and the Clerk instructed To enter il on the
minutes. Also, on motion of Mr. Corbln,
the Clerk was instructed 10 procure The
missing paper and hand TO Mr.. Crossen'
The report Of the City Engineer, in reia-
a,on to the grade Of Iowa street, "as' on
motion Of Mr.. Corbln, taken from the table
and adopted, and on motion of Mr. kinseH
il was ordered, that II, Lambach, City En-
gineer, having reported grade for Iowa
street, from 5th to Nth street, the same be
established as the grade Of Iowa street
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-08-16
Books \ Stationery.
Valuable Business
Locations, Stores, Offices, &c.
NO tease or let In Davenport, By
Ell a q a 1u9,
nd Nnv mi opt au Mafchltt

No "a Brady st. near tho Post Office,
LIST The new brick store (frst noof) On Brady st
lso dooi. north OF The Port Onice
2d.--rwo Offices Second l9or 'front.' same Guitd
ing.
"a One room do do back do do
large, well lighted and ventilated, good entrance
suitable for wboieIae business, priSteT or barber
&c.
4th.--uns toom (seeoAd fooJ over the Book
Store No. 10 Brady St'esi, pablo entrance from
street. suitable Tor law medical ONCE, dentist
artist, &c,
5th.--1he Book aud Paper Store known as The
Iowa Book 0ins, No 81 Brady Street; all OF par!
OF the stock for sale and store ana fixtures 10 let;
rare chance for we'll established and profitable bus
mess.
6tb.--fige rooms (seeond floor front and back
Nos SO and 40 Brady Street, with good front Fl
trance, suitable Tor Offices and geHtlem us lodging
rooms; rents 4uon Ave 10 ten dollars per month
7th.--Forty-nvs feet front OF the Catholic lot on
Brady st. between fih and 9Th, 10 lease for ten
wears Apply to Eli ADAMS.
July 81 II ONCE on Brady ST.