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EVENING STAR.
HOME! DIR FAD HOME.

HOME! DR. FAD HOME.
Der sder Side Of Home, Sweet Home"
BYJoHAryKs FRANz WOW P. KRouPLKs.
Mid par rooms I'M bier cellars dough We may roam
We winds dem much gooter more pleasant aan
yor nothing put scholting m shqusllinE is dsre,
Vioh, 70 drough der world, you can NIX meet ene-
where.
Home. home. dread home
Der 10 no beaoe 1t home
Der n no beace at home!
A vellar vrom home, IN grief haunts him 10 VAN,
20 give me der olt -vashioned par room again;
We're vrients singing shvsetly would trlnk at mine
call.
I'm we're dsrs vas beacs Of mind, dearer dan all,
Home home dread home
Dsre In no beaos At home!
Dsrs In no bsacs NJ home e... {
IN. Y. Pieayxse.
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THE BEST Cough SYRUP IN THE
WORLD.
The best COUCH SYRUP IN the World.
HARTsHORNE,S PECTORAL SYRUP Of

This article Is prepared BY chemist and 4, pro-
nounced ov medical men, and those ~ 10 have o. ed
T. TO De the best preparatlon for CoHsks CoIds
CdfdTrht Bronehtfts, Hodrsssess, Sore Tkroai
eaaes, CoAsEmpftoa.
Persons who sing should use IL. ID ia pleasant to
the taste, softens, clears and the vuoa
ssys al irritation ofthe thIo oar and lungs and pre-
III Bottles Is and 81 DENTS and sI. Sold n, all
praEelsts In Washington. Georgetown and A exam
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WHEN l. N THE COURSE OF HUMAN
events, Ladies and Gentlemen lose OF = Of M err
greatest Natural Attrtotons-a fine head OF anir-it
becomes matter OF serious Importance, ard the
question 10 what shall We do to stop the hair from
mlllnr Cu, and regtore It's vgor and beautI In re-
HAfR \ III fM ri 6S EaARR ses
retgovo dandrun, keep the scalp clean and White .
sn9 lmpart freshness and vigor to the hair; aud
although you may have been bald twenty enrs the
continued use OF il two months will insure ven a
iuaunant head Of hair. Cali aE1 rot bottle alG n
and get the price paId, ''
AK for Ut. Harris Hair Promoter and Im,rover.
Sold In Richmond by w. PETERStIN, DRUG
nst, corner Main and 18th. and Main and w al sts
a AM, ~ Ma.nin{ton city by z. ID; GILMAN, Drug
". CLARK, Druggist, corner az street sra "a.
ov01o. all ly
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CkNrLEAEN's GL0THINs MADE TO
w, wA ~. tsTEPHENS. 4 co. respectfully in
nfge And very desirable assortment al sns
EES5 sHrSi ,SGGAAssIMERES. Velvet, Silk. and Sat.
styles Of fashionable materials sdSntsd 10 aTs
~ wh,eh They Will make to order, in the best
ebsaper than the ususl city rates ''i''' n'uon
o CSnss9ty n hspd one Of the srxsat sssortmsnt,
boys 70 be found IN this city 'of men Ano
osn up WALL, STEPHENS 4 CO.,
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ID Z X y IAN SYM P,
l. Or, PROTECTED
sslutisn Of Prstsxide Of Irsn Combined,
new discoveries in the MsierIa Medios are
subjected, must nov be received "a
Efhcacy In Caring
Dyspspsia, Afsetioas Of tks Ltctr, D,epsv.
Ne.Iatsts, Bronenft,, asd coHs.,aptiO. Tea
dsseteS, Dtsordersd State Of tAs Blood. BoiIs
Sesrry, TAs Preafratiag Effects Of Lead OF
Asresry, GsseraI Debility ,.asd all Dissasss
vkieA rsqstrea Tonie asd AIfs,atsos Medtets.
The Proofs Of IT'S shcacy are 80 numerous. 10 veil
srthentioated; and q such peculiar -
rs.sonsSl, hesitate to receive the ~ On
'c The PEfRUvIAN sYRuPisyI9xEi
docs not profess to be q Cure-slli II NXp
but ITS fsnas =. extensive; becasse(
are ultimately related. and proceed is4
one remedy The ns es Ss Of snG disease. fo1
81: s s9 % ,S esrs .,sc.sy ina.
skill The fact. are tsneiie the ~ftp.ss.s m ssns
.bie. and the safety and eicsc, Of the Syrue mcon
from dsinierested persons respectins he
OF the syrup cannot fail 20 he satisfied vIth the ~
of Agents The sisnatures are tso.e ~ ss,t
men men ven hnosn m the community, and Of tue
sss:I:i.a'e A..... ..p.r.ao.4 III. beneficial
mend 81 70 IL. .t,sS.a 81 e. % not l...s
Of oSar our Ss saps.sos IS s.l :. tom the mopy
1nsu.suon.els We have il. snse.ey ia os ~
inepisst pte&ses Of the Lungs BroIchi. P.-...s.
Dyspspets Liver Complaint DrOpey Neur.vt. Ie TTs.sl
IL iucrsdibs bat fron t -
OF those who have Witnessed and nav.
0sir tsstnony As we do reslor.u q. nowsr
- orh nIkkrosr 1hOsAs q. AsOsE.
s 81: s.:. e1Ii M. ! s.... q at 1s:.:
us well known that the medicinal erert a,
Iron 10 Loaf By very brief =. 10 ar -
maintain solution Of Protoxids of Iron Withhold rs.S
o1idsuon, has been deemed impossfbI. In m. r.rn,
eyrnp ths desirable point 10 attained BY oonss.r
si bDosk usKsows and this msy ran &C. ~ a..
prOto carbonstos eitrsies aud tartrst.. ~ a.. s..
hsdioA. ". hAs n.Sris
Ass3yer 10 the State Of NAs.. shns~tt.
IL boyston street,
or ne py DInEsIsts generally. Prioe for ARE
oottles, ~; medium sized bottles, a.
N L. CT LARK 4 CO. Proprietors, Bo.tep.
o, sac IN Wa,hinston by 4. ID. Gilman, specisI
SSTmith, y Har6aush. H. H.. McPherson,
~ Sosepn buTy, as. n. Stone, J. :. Loyejoy,
6y x. J. hssell. and J. L. KidveIl. a. sw
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Y.-Dr. THOMAS D. HILLS,
II Omce 80 Penn. avenue. next TO eau -
ner's.-EIs operations embrace all the hat 0p@S
est lmprov ements, and by the use Of the ~lO
Cheoplastio Process he makes whole partial sets
Of Teeth superior TO those made BY any other plan,
at half the prices charged for gold. Specimens and
testimonials exhibited. He 10 the only agent for
In Washington. Il. . se9-iv
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To those seeking relief from the malades of the
teeth can cheerfuly recommend DIR. 3. Baily as
superior dentist. He made SGT Of porcelain teeth
myself s4ld the work has all stood well for more
than Ten y : e ssIs ". EROBERT Z; NIXON:
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KJMLAANDS MACAssAR OH, AZ 8 IBHS,a
~ nSf Store, Ps. sy., near lsCh a., - an
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r. l.. SIM oNs.
EDGE TnOL liz LIZ H I9:R cII1J

Northeast corner street north and I'm st,a.,-
washington. ID. c.,
Act efes ana repairs all kinds of Fdss Tool.
tnciaolng Masons and Stone-outters' Tool. Nh
p1cks made and panslrsd iools. MIL
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ALPHABETICAL
BUSINESS DIRECTORY,
cosfsistsg Cayds Of fysr-eIdss EsfabIisAssssts
Ss all dspayfmssfs Of bxsissss - tAs city!

AGRICULTURAL WAREHOUSES;.
EDWARD F. SIMPSON. sls 7th IT.. north Of Pa. ~.
ARCHITECTS. a e. .E .als|
P. NKNSNs, Agency Block, cor 7& sts., Sd story
j. n. MERRILL cor. 7th st. and Lou. av.. up stairs.
~fsI IA RnINe ,ereh's builders, Is st. b. q X.
ATTORNEYS AT LAW. ID
8. 3. BA1rKR, $50 18th st., bet. D & E. -s
Chiffon MAGRuDKR. corner Lou. sv. and 5th st.
n. THOMPSON, 81 ~ ST.. bet Pa. and City Hall.
Saa 9ID . LON @r, Az , 9ps ih "
&c. RossiSs, sor7& SITS. Atfy IN pstsnt cases.
WIN. b. WEBs. Lou. av.. bet. ~ q 9Th sts.
C1HRkks EsTrkMkHLE,s Lou. av.. b. " sts'
e. & F. IS sS &c r. Pt -: g.
BANDS.
wIrHI.s' CITIZENS BAND, At Met.srott's. Pa. AZ.
E EMS B aNS Ear sHHk s ST. st. east
RIsss Co, N. w. cor. 18th ct. l. N. Y.sv.
SwEEsr, RIIrENHousK, FAINT 4 Co., $50 Pa. AZ.
SuTKR. LA Co.. SIT 7th at, north Of Pa. av.
SSaysSy CO. e r. s y; cor ,o1h .:
siLGiAkbt Sxt t0 s'' ''''S Nna ON ''''
PHELaEs MAnsLH TABLES, ESQ 18th st.. cor Ps.ay.
BLACKSMITH SHOPS. -E / :
JOHN DUyALL, st., bet. 9Th 4 7th. near PAT. Ofos
JOYCE LEHMAN, thorse snoers,) q Ohio av. 3.
ROsRRT PARKHILL. S66 Va. av. near 9Th st., Island
BOAkDfNG %I HOUSES USES L. sue MI ave.
Mrs. BATES, southwest corner Pa. av. AID 9Th ct.
Mrs. BECK. southwest corner Pa. sv. and 18th Ut.
Mrs Al AssEI, 4sS p. av., between Sd and - SITS.
BOoK. iNDERfES. A 10 ''' ~ ''
BOOKS AND sTAfiS ION I'll YIN 'no '''n So
WV. BALLANrYNE, religious book deposity. lss 7st
N2 soST AND IfSs Shoe sG sToRss: TN "
HasSSs Buns. .cs p. sv.. Sst. u 1 9Th ...:
Amador weekly ledger., 1858-04-10
Contributed TO the .Amador Ledger.
To Frances.
BY EPSILON.

BY EPSILON.
Thou lovely to thee bow,
Let me thy answer hear;
Tell me- my dearest, tell me now,
IL to thee am deari
'Twould be to my heart
If thou shoudst answer no;
If thy affections should depart,
How 'twould augment my woe.
May but in thy memory dwell,
And thou remember me,
And find thy love a =
To my regard for thee.
Couldst thou love me with purest love,
Nor - me from thy breast;
So we shall meet in heaven above,
And be forever blest.
Could be free from toll and strife,
Nor thy affections cease;
Then would each s of my life,
Be happiness and peace.
May joy and peace be ever thine,
And thou be ever blessed
May nothing x thy path, through time,
That shall disturb thy rest
With ] have viewed,
Many a lovely belle,
But still on thee they would intrude,
To claim -.
And still to thee, my dearest friend,
Shall my affections raise.
Till death shall put final end
And to my days.
Amador weekly ledger., 1858-04-10

Endeavor to. be happy yourself, aud as
sst others to be so
Amador weekly ledger., 1858-04-10

A brave dog can turn tail to lion, and
not injure his credit.
Amador weekly ledger., 1858-04-10

The more one loves a woman, the NOR
courage it requires to approach her.
Amador weekly ledger., 1858-04-10
Hardware, Cutlery, sc.
TIN, COPPER a. SHEET-IRON WORK
l.. d. HERRICK,


(Successor to Herrck Evans.)
FIRE Proof Brick Main Street, Jdckson.
yay1 BEGS leave to announce to the pub q
-ElSNrz lie that he will keep constantly on(:Il
N Z hand, and dispose ofat the very lowest "
prices, large and complete assortment of Hard
ware Stoves, Nails, Cutlery, and all other articles
pertaining to the Hardware trade Among the ar
ticles may oe found
Pumps aud Ledd Pipe
Mill, cross-cut hand and back saws,
Axes, hatchets, and hammers;
Augurs and bits of all sizes;
Chisels of all sizes and kinds;
Nails and spikes of various sizes;
Chain and spring bolts;
Butts and screws;
Mill and saw hesi
Door, pad, trunk and table locks;
Together with great variety of articles too nu-
merous to mention. In short, every thing that can
be found in any hardware storein the country
Copper, Tin n Sheet-IrOn Work,
In all It's branches executed with neatness strength
and dispatch. A great variety of articles in this
line, of my own manufacture, constantly on hand.
JOB WORK SOLICITED.
Thankful for the liberal patronage heretofore ex
tended to the old irm the Undersigned hopes to
merit a continuance of the same; and new friends
are invited to step in and examine my stock
L. D, HERRICK,
mayo 2e-iy
Amador weekly ledger., 1858-04-10

Sir Walter Raleighs History of the
World" was written during eleven years i'm
prisonment, and left unGnshed Voltaire's
"Henriade,' while he was prisoner in the
Bastile and Bunyan's Pilgrims Progress
while he also was suffering imprisonment.
Amador weekly ledger., 1858-04-10

A blacksmith in Erie county, Ohio, was
requested by a wealthy dstiller to put him
up lightning rod on his distilery. The hon
est son of Vulcan instantly refused, remark
lug to the whisky maker: eff it is the Lords
will to send streak of lightning TO burn mp
your dstillery, am not the man to avert it,"
Amador weekly ledger., 1858-04-10

How do you and your friends feel now?v
said an exultant politician in one of our wes
tern States, to rather irritable member of
the defeated party. Il suppose" said the
latter 1--WE feel just as Lazarus did when he
was hcked 6v dog!w
Amador weekly ledger., 1858-04-10
FanCy Goods!

1900 Rolls new, and Of the latest and most beau
tiiul styles. Call and examine for yourselves.
Amador weekly ledger., 1858-04-10

The greatest marriage, in point of fortune
which can take place in Europe is about to
he contracted in Paris A Princess Troub-
etzkoi is about to marry her cousin, and each
of the parties is entitled to fortune Of
100000 per annum. The bridegroom Ca
young officer wounded in the Crimea, being
left for dead upon the field, has come to Paris
for medical advice. He is fast recovering
from an almost hopeless condition, with the
loss, however, Of the left eye and the amputa-
ton of the left arm just above the elbow -
The mutlation has in nowise affected the
sentiments of the far Intended who insisted
upon accompanying her 'fancee' to Paris, in
order TO comfort and attend him during bis
conyalescence. III
Amador weekly ledger., 1858-04-10
Musical Instruments, DC.
Val Paper!

Sheet Music--the latest issued and some beauti-
vi niecns Mnsical InstrnmnnIs of ynrinns kinds
Amador weekly ledger., 1858-04-10

A man referring to the sudden death Of
relative was asked if he lived high "Wel,
can't say he did" said lie, "bnt he died
high" He was hung.
Amador weekly ledger., 1858-04-10

BE temperate in your enjoyments, religion
without bigotry, and liberal without wound
ing the prejudices Of any.
Amador weekly ledger., 1858-04-10
[ NUMBER rs.

The widow blusned, but did not deny the
statement.
Poor little Mrs Watkins ! overjoyed at
finding all her surmses blown to atoms, now
seriously thought of her deserted home, and
wondered what Watkins would think on CON-
ing home and finding her absent. Wilkins
horse was at the door, and Wilkins, good
natured soul, left the widow with promise
of coming back soon, and placing Mrs. Wat
kins in the chaise, he drove away towards the
Watkins home
"What will he say what will he say 7"
sobbed the poor little woman, as they drew
near home.
Be easy my dear Madam said he,
"about that; he shall never learn from me
the secret. Allow me to put you down here,
when you can go home, and things may 60
on as before, and he be none the wiser for it,"
She got out Of the chase and moved
towards her own door, wondering whether
her husband had come home, and whether he
wouldn't be alarmed at her absence or scold
her for her desertion. She trembled violently
as she placed her little hand on the bell han
die, and thought, "Shall | tell him 7" passed
Ike lightning through her mind, and the res
ponse came as quickly.
The bell rang, and tripping lightly down
the stairs she heard her husbands feet, who,
opening the door, received her in his arms.
Where has my little wife been Z" he asked
as, weaving his arm around her, he led her
into the parlor.
A cheerful fire burned upon the hearth,
and sitting down by his side, she looked up in
his face, and told him the whole story-of
her curiosity that had prompted her to read
letter which was not her own, and the con-
sequent Jealousy, her resolution and its result
keeping nothing back, except the secret
which Wilkins had confded to her Watkins
listened gravely, but kindly, and when she
had concluded, he drew her towards him with
fonder love than he had felt for her before
she was tempted, for he felt how much she
needed his aid in her weakness.
Aud this should be the manner Of receiv-
ing the confidence reDosed in us. We should
not receive it in spirit of harshness, and re-
pei the loving impulse that draws the erring
spirit towards our own. Did we properly
understand aud practice this, there would be
far less double dealing in the world, and more
candor. Mrs. Watkins decided rightly, and
he, like true man, received the confession
I rightfhlly.
Next morning he entered his counting
room with letter in his hand addressed TO
his partner. 1t contained the mschiey Gus
letter, and the words, "My dear sir, your
secre. is SAFE but mine has become my hus-
bands" Wilkins showed the lines to Wat
kn', and in order to move the impression Of
mystery that environed the matter in the
mind of his partner, he confessed the widow
and received the congratulation of the happy
Watkins.
The next weeks Watch-Tower Of Free
dom and Palladium of Liberty made the
following announcement" Married, on
Tuesday last, at Elm Cottage, G w. Will
kius, to Mrs Anna Green, relict Of the late
Captain Invisible Green, U. S. n The hap
py couple Immediately started on bridal
tour "-B0st0n Sat Zee Gazette
Amador weekly ledger., 1858-04-10

A witness in hoosier court being asked
how he knew the defendants were man aud
wife, replied, "Why, dog on it, rye heard
them scoIding each other MORN fifty timesn
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
9 INVESTIGATIONS for me contract for the

ON
S-EzCtFtCh ~ - for sstS cor afhc. 10 tnS
- non o. me uisHuce ha - iae upys INN q
w .sity roettn DlstI,ei' -, a.. a. =
osn mt ~, 70 ~ ne .nh II n w.
~ sls ~ ~ w
70 9se " tnc = 'e ~
on NnA,esel cIa pes Nneh " the may "
oerateu .ounl npd kooal. a.. .,,-- A., ~, =.
new wnAfi Ahst % seeoalng 70 we nnss
~ y p Eisen ~ W ~
,as ~ N * !, n n % noe q Va 99hy
~ ~ ~ ~ neue one en1 $40 y snenes
=. VIZ o.ner eng sid sh ps afss from 70 % ~ ise
.oe ~ w eet ilonl he
o. VIZ ph shn ne Accoaihg 70 the hsnt 70 O.
sn ~ ,es ano snail sna snppos II y
CAPS Nheh sha PC te eAcn Or
~ oihs bas ineh sqhAre Dy y ncnes Inc
.e y lesst ~ sqsre tna rest Al flgni an
~ tne caps ~ o. lset from cenefs ed sa De
stened - each intersection with cap with drag nails
men squASe ~ 70 inehes long.
psks or tie flooring shall b q yellow pine Of The best
~ ncnes woe ~ inches thick and mol les han 10
ene, oey man oe strongly malice 10 each OF the eepers
~ cn ps.ssd spkes - ne ends o. each pisk and az
l ri.i eee ~ w ssepets rue sirepeIs sia
sohi pIo9eet eet ohde OF me last row o. pes into
stsnas. q inches which hall Z nche.
10 b q sne whs a9d snh % stogiy isstsnsd
p'Ss - IN sqste sna % arlyen WHERE me sgr
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Notice Is hereby given that on FRIDAY the I'd day OF July
next VIII AoJuucate al my once H IL O'CLOCK Inc ABOVE
ie25 It r. THEARD Comntroler
GPECIEIC A TIONS for Ihe confrncI III,
y the Nuisance Tor tile me Fonrth
District, ~
The boat shall be 40 feet long at the boo AZ feet op IN
deck by is feet wide and feet deem from ION or the
board to the bottom Of the gunwale e
bed ior the blanks The floor timbers shall be Of yeios
or cyp inches and let into the eunwnes with dove
tail and shall placed inches from centers The eson
he by down aoor
The gunwnes with dove lemons inches long and moi lass
thnn az inches large and shall be placed AT from eenter
(lne large post by inches SQUARE shall be pseed At each
tgnon same The finn, RS
and shall the papks most of the same Kind
shall also be placed each side of the gates
Que pac. at ech corner most at the ends
leading fore and aft and shall be fastened with inch irons
The CLAMPS shall be INCHES thick and II iucbss wide and
saaed and shall be fastened 10 the tmbers with inch
The shall yellow pine inches wide by inches
thick shall fastened the cunps with s. inch irons
The planks bottom kas shall be az inches thick
by inches wide and shall be fastened with inch wrough
spikes
panks shall be 2 inches thick by inches wide The ride
niece shall be by II inches and shall be fastened on The Two
beams end 81 inch bolts The across
the deck shall be inches thick aud shall be fastened In IRE
beams with & inch iron bolts - -
The bis forward and aft shall be nv neheS Cansans
for raising the etc. shall be placed kelson shall
bottom and sides shall he with three thrrnds Of eond
oakum sheSthed over with inch yellow nine
planks -" F
have tha
ton The clamp The deck sail be esniked with thread, of
oskum and shall have nches Of an arch in The ne
gates shall be 10 feet long by feet nche. Wide of an onenn
3 ss s b S @ Viii psa
pine planks.
inches shall placed Of 20 inches from cen.
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CHURCHES.

BAPTIST;
W. Duncan, camp,c Basin.
CATHOLIC.
Annunciation- Corner Mande vls and MersleA
immaculate Conception Bsronne, Canal.
observation-disclosures, Common.
81. Louis cathsdral-Jackson Square
ST. Anthony-Rampart c. C0nti
St. Alphonse-St. Andrew, b. Live Oak and Isurel
St. Augustne-Bayon Read c. St. Claude.
St. Barthoomew-Vilere, b. seguin and Bsrtheemy, Al
giers
St. John Bapist-Dryades, D. Clio and caliops.
81 Joseph-Common, b. Marias and Where
ST. Marie-Copde, n. ursnline
st. Mary--Josephine, b. Live Oak and Laurel.
st. Pairiek-camp, b. Julia and Girod.
81. Peter Marigny. b. cAsaealso and Grssfnen.
ST. Theresa-CamP, opp junction with Pryanis.
ST. Trinity-St Ferdinand.
st. Vincent de Paul-Grcafmen, c. Montegut
Ursune Conyent-Beow the city.
CHRISTIAN Camp, Melpomene
FIRST COkGREGATfONALss St Charles A. Julia
PROTESTANT EPfscoPALs ST. Peter s-tSeamens Bethel
Kspianase. LEglst Preestane Franeaise-Ramparti
Benyfe. Christ Churck-Gana Dauphine. ST. Paui's
Camp Gaiennie St. Lukes-Herenle Felicity road
Naturalization Plaquemine. Administration Annnn-
citation Square. Mount Olyet-Algiers
LUTHERAN: Euerpe, b. Bacehus and pryades.
Chestnut Moreau Esghen. Dryades Terpsichore.
Pietye. Greatmen- AsTias Bienville and ccn Coffee,
Jackson S. Paul, (coored) Csrrolton, caollion
NsyRdes. Algiers.
PRESBYTERIAN: Lafayette Square Prytania, e. Clio.
Casaealvo, n. Railroad. Canal Franklia Fulton,
Josephine PIytanies G. Josephine fhalia, C. Benton.
GERM EvANG.; Protessrt-Phiiip, Chippewa. Protes
taut-0lio b. Apollo and NaySdes.
UNITARIAN. PrytAnia, cailiops. Clio b. PrytAnia
Dry ldss Tepseh1e. u NsyaCes.c kpteIpe, 3aechp
All Drysdes.
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Il Council OF the city OF New Orleans;
The undersigned Of real csta respectfully ask fo
the opening Casacvo from Louisa Deree
street Said street opened passing through and adjacent to
property The length of said opening $50 eet inches
lines with feei 9nehes line and
pend Of the property with the of the propretors
thereof through which said opening is TO be
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JAS. A. HOPKINS. =
Secretary Board Of Assistant Aldermen.
A L'HosoRABLE coNsEIL cosrmUs DE


MesseursIs son<sints pfcpeaires de fant face
Ia de Ia Commune prent votre horoa
b de RESOLUTION ordonnsnt Ia confecon I'm
egot souerran Ia de Ia Commune de In des Ma
Canal Gavez lie dit tgout deva1t ers fat Patent
Indesrucbis Water Pipe fer. lie conformemcn;
d Veto approuve ls 10 naTs 1883.
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[signedl
Approved April %. 1853.
tSignedl CHAs. N. WATERMAN. Mayor.

Notice hereby given that sealed proposals above
will be received by up FRIDAY the 9Th day
July next. al Il o'clock NJ.
T. THEARD
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u. NORTH CULLOM, ATToRNEY-AT-LAw, vii
Il attend all professional business in St. Landry and Axoy
Giles tina may be entrusted his Once at MARKS
VILE, La.
References-Chas N. Waterman hardware merchant O. N
Olivier Esq; Thos. D. Miller commission merchant Chas B.
Singleton attornev -AtRw; Nixon Adams Crescent Office
New Orleans m26 ly&W
COAL-COAL-T5 turs i.rl lump Lehgh Coal. in bulk
" for sale by j. II. ASHBRIDGE CO.,
Dyl l0Coumon street.
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COMPTROLLER's OFFICE, !
City OF NV Orleans, June 8. 1858. )

NJ. oJlf. J
ResOrd That the Comptroller receive during thirty days
notice in the official Journal sealed proposals placing
granite base aud iron railing hrornd clay Square Of
Fourth Disrche bids TO b made separate for
granite and for the iron railing. The granite be
paid for In cash. budget for the 1855 the
railing be paid for Of the budget Of 1853 All
accordance with plans and specifications file SURVEY
Office and subject to the approval Of the Common Council
lSignedl J. MAGIONI
President Board OF Assistant Aldermen
Signedl H. N SUMMERS
President Board 81
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Council Of the city of New Orleans:
We the undersigned owners Of property fronting on ravie
street. respectfully honorable body said street
shelied Magnolia Bosd The surface OF said
street form semi epeal shape the center Of which be
overflow Ell her from flooding And
your titioners, as in duty bound, will ever pray
petirs. OF feet Names of pettrs. No.