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rpsOIu+fnn oernunouv.
Luz loltoNInS n Ss'h'iYAs W. z -: - ~. l5.1
ing the above report, was IEdQ TWICE anu duOpttu
the rules heing SUSPENDED
sttS hS9St9 t'C1D ~ - ~ y9-i,;ts''l
W6ifneVSlI,
~. ~ -eerttcr No 1850 the mint committees on
E,s a3i Sweets and Landings have approved and rejected
snndry per repor Of 18TH October l85ani paid
divers bills, which upon examination were oHnd 10 be correct
That the Common Connect hereby approves and
sas"ns tie course pursued ay joint during
the adjournment Of the Council, ,,,,,,.c,
STREETS AND bASp4AG0' IN.
| Mr. Huyghe, on behalf OF the above commute,
,ioytod
AqOPtGu -.-5.l . liz l,,., 4t, Ir,,,rr - r.
Inc tomhltteE VI 'tIte t1L a. VA" ~ "
port hpon inc l9l"llf 5l'J1ts eltt ~ ~ ~, ,-4
i Upon sae fePoI VI Wy t1i rts y ,Tr,y Ne
ing the business anu .l2'9 VI .'
adjournment OF me t5oHit1 d! 3p't IT.
the amount OIL "2fk aelf HI @ ,, -
Common Council Is NeH WI ny he S q ~ ~
and Il An Oh we u.ti5ips esss VI us " wv
prosecution OF ms puullG IIt8sI
i Your comm tee would can me lAgn59n VI t
shat part Of The Surveyors report featk 70 ihs
given by him 10 Inc I5aS ~4ilPf tetauil 10
Nos 3345 R2O ana lUh, y h ~ ss l al at
the eyee from Espltnhde tn Mtshy streets on teS street
from Eplauade 10 Elysa Fields Streets ana on Il Joseph
street from Magazine to New tVte sreelsl anu hh ~ SAL
Company have neglected TO comply WA sara n{lets ItsD
ton is presented for adoption thStFhctu we lt3 Attorney 70
the dSsay legal steps aud compel The Gas company 10
fulfil spuipns Of lheir chAref Ia supplying gas lamps
city accordance with the aforementioned lt50=
buttons and notifications Of the surveyor
Upon that OF the Surveyors report relating 10 me
lessees wharves Of the under ordinance No P4
who having either neglected refused to comply with the
conditions OF lease and notices served upon them by TIE sur
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENT 80.

CoMFTRuIl4ER1s OFFICE
City Of New Orleans, JUG Il 1885
- NsSHLiVNE9, IElat 6Ele Comptroller 1e1 Raia
Id IN ID hereby Mth0riGad and requrGu To SFe notice 0S
Sandng II tbs oibe journal that inaeeqsqanes
VIII fhg ninth section orduhsca No l442 apptoYed Acn
H 1854 the Council will pay bill against the city unless
contracted authority Of order from the GoApreer
in accordance with the ordinance referred to-
'N fSigaedI Il. L. TRACY,
President Board of Assistant Aldermen.
rslrnedl l.. IT. PLACE,
President Board Of Aldermen,
Approved April IS 1865.
isiguedl JOHN L. LEWIS, Mayor.
The attention of officers Of the city and Of the public is
T.. T1EARD
Tyl6tf Comptroller CITY Of New Orleans
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sTREET CONI'R--OFFIClAL

sSS SA So
'''u u Tue III sS''AS ST y WIZARD,
lyl6tf o9mntEoller CITY q New Orleans c
STREET COHI2R--OFFICEAL ,
T9T7RS,T DTsTRICT7 Ig0UND-1vas brought
to First District Pouua, Dryades street, between
ne 81" bo1 horse Po3 hep high branded
v on tie shoulder with Mexican saddle wooden sttrups
O'E bch otsamed and the
81 BR ~, 6eo6er 26tb ISIS Al 10 O'clock A. NJ
Nc" o'''''' . 8 El,EGHIER, Street Commissioner.
Registered september ~ ''' +. j. HITsELBERGER, c
TPAyE DU PREMIER DIsTRICT-u n
Il conduit depot des epeveS da Premier District rue
in poni bn brun denyion IS mains de hant eampe b.
o2 81 L at animal telame dsqf dix onrs ct les fri
hAHp 20 ocSobrs lS58 y 4fgEsf & Nh e ue
Nouvele-orleans, Il Octobte, 1855 oel3 ~ 20
SECOND DISTRICT POUND-EVas brought
. the Second District Pound on peo'gny street between
one yellow COW, via e ends OF the ears and tail black
One red cow Who'll hons With white black spots the
endo Till black Gcsqied 5 3 On a rjgh, ihts
Which claimed within Ten days and the expenses there
e. R$ x S SS s2a at p2S at s S K n" ~
9. . FLEGH1ER, Street Commissioner,
Registered '''00'' 81 l''' HENRY puREI,
rVFAvE1 Du DEUxTEHEG DEsRTRICT-IIn
Derbtgny entrees rues SteAnne ct DumSne, comme
une vche jaime nyant bouts DIES grizzlies IA
nors aanpae sur Ia cutsse dr2ise, ii,
bout de Il aueas 6ags 5tamPs5 Ia cnisse droo
s ~ es a pa5a"s AZ DIT ia L JEtb Noysnb
800 4 'l'D' c. o. FLEcHIaR, comrnssaire DIES rnes
Eouvelle- Orleans, q octohre, 1865 % y ~ |
CEcoND DIsTHICT I'otf lvn brought
y Second District Pound Derbgny slet between
| ST, Ann and YHIp streets, as estfAys-
One white horse, about Is hands high, with the
end Of the right cropped saddle ami collar marks three
| feet shod, visible brands; --. ,t.
po forehead the end Of the left ear split saddle and
One White and black goat with yellow stripes the
head and both ears underground ,, ,.s ,,,ra.
on patd viii be SOFA pub c auction said pound gu MON
Day ~ S Sns 6sd iss 4 Y 1 Z S,eo'k M
.. FtEGHIER, Street Commissioner.
Registered o'0Os' TO- lo''' 7. j. HITsaTBERGER
Deputy Comptroller
EyPAVE Du SECOND DTsTHTCT--II etc
6iEny gnrt Ss G5 STEM ct BamaiHe CONNIE apayCs
IN cheya 9nns n2ashsie 4tnSc"@ 10 ma ~ ~ t
e DE- c2ie tIpis Iets sans autre ms5aHrs SsiG
eh oae4s ea front but De @rgls g9ge7s fs9e9S
1r r, vs. Sa ny s9res 1nrIGps yisibles
Tue cbgye 6onc6e Ct noe eysc DIES raes james la
i aaReaz lags dix toars st 5es
'''' c. 9. FLE5HIER, co,omfssAire dss rges,
Nouvelle- Orleans, Is octohre, 1858 otg . ~
SECOND DISTRICT POuND--NVns brought
? q the Second District Pound on nerbsny street. between
One white she goat, with brown Stripes, 49,.
One white small She CONT without horns and white he kid
One baes She goat white sp-s and brown and white
One white. grey and black spotted Size soa.
One oacS and white she goat with The right eur nnier'
= Ole White she CONT with large horns
6s Ses, eaa Vie The sn S ", @ eu Of left
sp and Tie end right of split visible
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aHs allg Crescent.
AL Jl9JJ 81 4 ].
Arb Oh AID b il nj I'm.

- CD IS - NJ
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NHIRD ANNUAL STATEMENT

THIRD ANNUAL STATEMENT
or THE-
NEW ORLEANS SAVINGS INSTITUTION,
Incorporated March ID 1865.
1nconfotmy with tue requirements Of the Charter Of this
Institution the following seementof affairs published
FL LIABILITIES,
dsna.itg " STSa 628 68
PAID ii 6297 ............,.. 5S2,7I6 81
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FPAVE DU QUATRIEHlT DISTRICT--Il n
IA conduit depi dies Epdyrs du tutrieme District
Jackson Laurel et Constance, CONNIE
rpRFeS-
bouts DIES cDnee Hnt dex mOrceauX de cofdes au
Un monton blanc marqa s A. cote droit 0. sur Ia
croupG, aveC lie tongues
I'm blame T. T. sur e c6ta gaUehe ct q.
In nouton blanc, marQue N N. lie cote ct O. la
eruupe,
UuG fhGYre hhfthe, c0FHes.
Uue reYe blanche, Ahnt lie auGe, collier epir.
Une ch6yre blanche, tauhree de brua snr lie
Inc title rheyre blanche, ~ ant la c0rne droe cRssee
line petite ch6vre,
81 les anmauXne son reeames dan dix lonrs les
lis veuns enctere pubique, dit depot
MAEDf, % octobTe, 1883, l9heutes, a NJ.
C. q. FEEEHtER, Commissare des rues.
RulveIIe- Orleans, 10 netGhre, ocl3 ~ Il
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GHAs CLAIBORNE, Secretary
The following resolution, mentioned in the torego.
Ing message was read twice and unanimously con
CURED in, the rules being suspended:
resolution authorizing the Sge Comm! to haye The
dug Pat on faen sas o. tue Neo'o from
Tb faiintgjn5 TasoInfion mentioned in fha foIepo
; go NJ IN atfa,, TnfS3 ~
laB neaaAset was Leaat anu w hosaol 4Elett9U "
The COMMITTEE on Finance
resolution authorizing tha Street Commissioner to have
cleaned out the ealgefts under the track G4r0on al
road
The following resolution mentioned in the fortrn-
- as. - - 80 -, ,,,,ti.,,, ,t,r,.,,3 s.,
The Committee on Streets and Landings
resolution authorizing the Street Commissioner 10 cut The
grass gu, g6ba condition hs Lafayette Square, Fyol
t,fryIe and giI ina nnblte greeng If the civ
php fniininfF Fasot5f;nn r1Pnfinned in fhn foYro.
in ss ~ 49,; ~ I ~ "a
motion SAID amendment was unanimously eoaeufted
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meeting Of the 3oerd of Directors, held
rasoIy Cd to declare diydendo FORTY Err gIs II lille
sured for which Scrip will issued and after Hi af
June next; and PER GENT. to the
the capital ptid payable according TO the o
Charter Of the Company on aud after the 19h day q a
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rFtIh LRAPROV8D n1ocHHsN EaY WASH
ING NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. and for sale by the sub
seriher Orders left 10 Apollo 29i Magazine
in BOX Mechanics Exchange, at the grocery store Of
James Collins IS Apollo street. where specimen may seen.
viii be promptly attended All 9k Of The public s fsfs
trial. and if they give satisfaction the and tia
nlonsy viii Dc refunded. j. n. BLACKBERRY,
Vi No ~ Anall street,
MONEY! RI0NEXsl-LQAN OFFICE LOUIS
l41 BLANC No. " Cont treet between Charities and Elk
change Paee
lions Of JEWBLRY and RICH FANCY GOODS TAKEN on
Deposit H5
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Corner Of St. Charles and Canal streets
Statement Of the Union Company published
qnired by laP and their Chatter viz.
Ablo,iat Of premiums recefy ed during the year end
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rvEsAyE1 Du DE1UXEEHIE DEsRTRICT-Il a
z ete conduit depot des Epayes du Deuxieme District
rue nerbgly entire les Ste Anne ct DumSlne c0nme
6mYes- ,--.- =, -z
Uue jamie nyant les bouts DIES orees ell Il queue
nnirs etanpee Il sur Ii cusse dr0ite,
yaehe rouge coHes chetee de u0ir ct de blanc
bout de Il uueus blanc atHmpee b d la cuisse drulte
81 dix ous il, sont reclameS is seon YehdpS
peuchere pu6iqus an dit detdt lie JEURl, NoYemofe
1858 midi. u 80 ,.,u.r.,,.. ,..- .,.-..
-n.lann ll.rLnAr ~ ~
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New ORLEANS, May G, 1853
Personally appeared before W. Andrews Justice 81
Peace f6rtho Parsof yrlsant State 81 Louisiana IN
Whsrs the New Orleans Savings ns1tutens
who being duly deposcs that the above statement " ir
ID WITHERss
Sworn to and subscribed before th Oh day Of May
JOHN W, ANDREWS
Third Justice Of the Feaegs
The Trustees hare declared sixth semi animal di9dendat
the per per annnm in accordance with the BY
Laws for the six months pre- lin5tsnt,
The Dividend each deposito will be paid iii cash or
Dlacef to his or her credit AS may lie preferred.
SAM JONES, Jr, Secretary.
NJ. f1rlnnra Nar lRla- mE9
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H-speemen copies gratuitouslg Inspection South
and Western money, Postage SuPs taken for suhserp
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POLICE JAIi.--OFF1CIAL.

wv q h ii SeIember the boy WILLIAM, Says he belongs
Nv Wright, Of ST Louis. He is light grHr five feet
aEti half inches high
Mr., nuell agen 0Rrondet street. will please call
and claim his property according to law.
H. BLANCHARD,
Keeper Of City Police Jail
HENRY BURFTt
LII LIT Clerk Of Comptroller.
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STATE OF LOUISIANA,
Parish of Orleans. city Of New Orleans
Be i remembered 6a te All june; 1888 before me the
Aforesaid personally appeared Pncide FoFsta PrRs
dent and Emile peBny Secretary ct the star isnrAnee Com
fRny Who bRiug duly according law, Odepose and
say that the ahoXe Hna rne and correct
Transcript trgIH the boots the Company.
FLA0IDB EFORarAbI, President.
II. nEBBYS. SeerGttrF.
subscribed this 9Th day june 1855
ARTHUR SAJEIHR.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-03-23
Telegraph,c Dispatches.

CINCINNATI, March 20 Judge Mclean
gave a decision yesterday in the case Ct 10
1ri.k;e against the Cleveland, Columbus arc
Cincinnati Railroad Company. dissoiVins
the irjuuc.ion. dismissing the bill, and hola'
ing tia. the guarantee by the Cleveland,
Columbus and Cincinnati Road OF S4Do,oo!
of the bonds Of the Columbus, Plqua and
Indiana Railroad Company is valid ana
binding.
GAIT. c. W, March ga heavy freshet
oc,urredlast nigh, in Great River. a bridge
was carried away while q number OF persons
were upon it. Three we're rescued this morn
inc some distance below. II is thought thai
one or more persisted.
ALBANY, March 20.-The steamer New
World. of the Peoples Line, arrived here
from New York at 9 o'clock this morning
She encountered only floating ice on the pas
sage.
New YORK, March q Davis Moses,
merchant of this city, died this morning
aped 50 years.
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MIR. seldom, Of Stafford.

The speech OF MIR. Barbour, OF CuIPeper'
in the house Of Delegates, on the biii au'
,borizipe a loan to the Orange aud Aisxan,
dria railroad, as published in the Richmond
Enquirer, contains the following response
trom Mr.. Seldom, OF Stafford, to a remark OF
Mr.. BIS, cburgins Mr.. S. with makins war
on the local interests of his constituents:
..Iiigbly as | appreciate the honor OF being
the representative Of my constituents on this
ioUr, if they apply at this treasury Tor money.
they shall never have 10 me an instrument
nv which to accomplish their ends."
We are requested by Mr.. seddon to state Q;
that this i, an erroneous representation OF
his sentiments, the following being a correct
version: thoin
..Hishly as l appreciate the honor oil oelns
the representative Of my constituents 90 IDS DIS
a,or. IL they should apply by bill tor an ap-
nronriatioa Of money from the State treasury
could never become q party to any com
hina,iop to secure its passage. Their app',I,
cation should stand on its Individual msr's'
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-03-23
The ChangeIing story.

The Philadelphia Press closes an interest
ing notice ofthe late Duke Of DeSOnshire with
the following account of q story long current
in England as the explanation why the Duke
Of Devonshire, who was one OF the richest
men in the empire, never married. HIS pre-
nertv WAS estimated, when he came to his title
and estates, at - 600 900 a year. In snIte
of this he got in debt To the amount OF So
900 900. which he secured by life Insurance.,
having sold HE unentaiied pr pertY. The
interest on his debts and ;he premium on has
insurance am united to 5000, coo year. lie
snid Nswby Park to Hudson, the Railway
King" for 81, 100000.
with all his titles and wealth, be never
married. Among numerous presumed causes
for his celibacy. one has obtained \ general
currency and partial cr.deuce. lie undouht-
edly was the only son Of the fifth Duke, tie
husband OF that Duchess Georgiana, whose
beauty, wit, graceful manners and poctical
taste, (eulogized by Coleridge, made her the
glory Of that fashionable and political circle,
ut the close Of the last century, ut which The
Prince of Wales was the centre. Inc NTH
Duke took for his sCond wife, his cousin, the
Lady Elizabeth. the widow OF Gneral Eos
ter. The two ladies, who were Intimate
friends, visited PARIS in the spring of 1870,
and each was confined in that city in al.
j,ining apartments aImo.t at the same hour.
1t is said that the Duchess gave birth TO a
daughter--tbat Lady Elizabeth had a son
and that with or without the connlvanCe OF
the Duke, who was disinclined TO let the
estates and titles passto his surviving brother,
l. I'd George Cavendish, the children we're
exchanged, so that Lady Elizabeth Fosters
son was substituted for the Duchess daugh.
ter. On the death OF the Duchess IN lSOO,
the Duke married Lady + izabeth, then d
widow. 1t is added that Der lAdyshlp, VINO
long survived him, passed her latter years IN
Rome, where she became "A Catholic, and, IN
a repentiut mood, communicates to Lord
George Cnvecdisb, the wrOnged heir. the
fraud which had been perpetrated. Also.
that Lord George, unwilling to compromise
the family honor by publicly asserting his
rights. ID de an amrcable arrangement With
the Duke Just deceased, which gave him a
life use Of the estates, but bound hin over
not to perpetuate the FRAUDULENT succession by
marriage.
This story may or may not be true. we
give it sim ply as a credited report in fashion
able English society, where 1t has been cur
rent Tor over thirty years.
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DIED,

AT Washington, RaPpahannock county. -
OH the 18Th instant, after a protracted dsta
OF twelve years, Mrs. ELIZABETH JAM
DEDMAN. She was born April 2iin. I|
which made her nearly 81 years OF age. -
connected herself with the Presbytenan Il.'-
OF + fredericksburg, IN 1925, under the pa''o''
of Rev. s.. b. Wilson, ID. d., of whom shs VN'
spoke in the most afecrionate terms. Su' "e
truly ali afflicted child OF God, and ~ Der -
illness was a great sufferer, so that she W
constrained 10 say that she knew not "ha' =
would do we're II not Tor the strength 'A'' -
Lord gave. Though she suffered mu'A' J!
she submitted with patience and perfect '"'
nation TO the will OF God; knowing MAJ "'
are the Affections OF the righteous, and a.
that our slight atil c:Ion which IL Du' ioI q :.
ment, worketh for Us a Tar more and eh',''-
and eternal weight of glory. Her I''
ments were calmness and cneer!u'ts''
leaves her husband, her aged motasi Z"
score years and ten, one brother, ara 80
dIen, (four sous, and two daughter % ID"
the loss Of a truly klrd aud afsctLohs's
daughter, sister, and mother, and .''
church with which she was connected 4.
bic praying member.
[Seniinel and Fredericksburg PaP'Ts, ''E.
In fredericksburg, at the residence Q, "a,
I. Baggett, Mrs. HARRIET. CAklhH"
SD year Of her age.
Very suddenly, on "Wednesday nlsa, e02
his residence III SpotsylyanIa county i"
ERT STEWART, aged about % years
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-03-23
Dutliing Ina EUROPE.

A letter from Koniugsburg, Of the lG:h
ult., says
when on the llLh, Gen. de Plehwe pre-
scented himself at Trutcnau, and Counsellor
j .clrmann refused To receive him, he asked
10 speak To Lieut.. J~achmann, who Conducted
him t. his room, and made him SIT down.
The General asked whether it was 10y order
of his parents that he hal refused ad-
mission to the house to his (rhe Generals
son, and the Lieutenant replied in the AFR
native. The General then asked whether be
1.-THE LieutenanD shared in the opinion OF bis
parents IN the mater, TO which the L;euten-
act replied that his opinion had nothing 10
do With the aft .ir, but that as he vas interro-
gated on the subject. be was touud 10 declare
that his views on the sui 't perfectly con
| cided with those OF his fam ly. IT that IL
the case said the General, you are an lnta.
nous wretch, and you shall fight me 10 the
DEATH and then be retired. The LH'utenant
laid the affair before the Council of IL nor of
his regiment, who for three days made VAIN
effort5 to brins at ut an atDIcable arrange
ment. General de Pl"hwe admitted the cor
rectness Of the facts advanced by the Lieu
tenant. but refused To come TO any under
standing with the Council OF Honor, saying
that, as a General, he knew what he had 20
do. A duel with pistols at eight PAGES dis
lance took place on the 18th, in the presence
Of Captain dc Schlichung, second Ut tie
General Lieutenant de Lehwaldt, second OF
NJ. Jachmanu; and u council of honor, com,
posed Of fge officers. The General advanced
to within two PAGES Of the barrier and aimed.
Seeing tha. his adversary did not move, he
called out ia a loud voice, Lieutenant Jach-
mann, what does this mean? | 40 not I'M
der. md il; you must fire. The Lieutenant
| shook his head, but did not move. Gentle,
men, said the General. i beg you to advise
the Lieutenant, to fire. As Jackmann still
remained motionIess, the seconds observed
that the General might fire trst it be Oh jse,
and be did 50. The ball entered his adVersa-
rvs mouth, broke the iw, and passed cut at
the neck. After staggering for a moment,
j ,ckmann advanced a few PAGES and tired.
His ball entered the heart If the General
who fell dead on the spot. Every one who
had been engaged in this unfortunate affair
rendered homage to the moderation and cor
c~iliatory spirit evinced by Lieutenant zach
;nauu."
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-03-23
The McDonogh Property.

The SUPREME Court Of this State bias mail
ly disposed Of the points in controversy about
the partition Of the McDonogh estate. The
divisision of the property between the two
| cities of Baltimore and New Orleans IL cor
frmed, sui ct to some equitable charges to
carry into effect a part # the lntentons o.!
the ~testator. All litigation which obstructs
the alienation Of the property by the author
ties of the two cities is at an end, aud they
enter into full possession, with power to ad
minister il to the best advantage, at their
own discretion.
The last tribunal of law has thus c1hhrG-
ell the overthrow OF the McDpnoEh Will IL
has sealed finally as utterly lmpractlcaOie
the crochets on which this eccentric oio man
brooded for so many years, for the sake OF
which he lived a solitary ard sell-denylng
life. Stunned society and r~epul'ed domestic
affections, sparing for himself only a meagre
support. and adding house TO house ard
acre to acre un il his possessions rIva'eh
10 extent those of many a foreign prihc''
pality. lille his own household and himself
we're a. pinchingly supplied as those OF the
poorest of his hundred tenants. IGrough a
long life OF this sort 0t ungracious toll,
which, repeiling others, made him Tepuisi'e
to the masses OF those among whom be
dwelt, as il ne were Dot OF them, his BRAIN
worked necessarily with the single thoughto '
what great things be was to do after MIN III
bidding up this huge estate to a process ot
increase for generation after generation, &C
comprising grand plans for pdbllc charity
and public education, which would make DE
name famous and blessed.
Immersed 10 these visions, which absorbed
his Imagination and ruled bis lie, he allow
ed nothing TOR the wAstciuiness ard malad'
ministretion which invariably attend the ex'
ecuriun uf public trusts OF accommodating
funds, gave no weight Il the manifold IN
.erests which would spring ny to combat and
defeat his schemes, aud closed bis eyes
acains, the obstacles which the Jealous poll
ry and scrutinizing laws Of the country
would oppose to the vast contrlvances Tor &C
cumulating wealth which he wa deyl.lng " tn
80 much intense labor. lie died Ill the faith
that be had consolidated his name and bic
fortune forever. HIS schemes have been re-
pudiated bv the common sense Of the comma
nifty as against public policy, visionary and
impracticablc, and now the estate diminished
by litigation, the cGs:s OF double manage
ment, the want of prudent Improvement, by
waste and natural decay, is divided among
the legatees, and will now pass into the
hands If a multitude of private owners, the
McD ,nogh will is substantially a nullity, and
the McDonogh estate will he soon dispersed
Such is the evil os another attempt by q
mau OF great wealth To lie 40 an estate be
yond alienation, and erect great establish
ments, to be administered upon invariahie
rules laid down in u dead mau's willy
n p,uUuUe