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NEw-loRX, oct lSS
CgNrLrWEN: Your communication under date d,
Scrt.mber ~ has been received by me and 4 Afr.
nc pleasure 10 lay before you ard my fenowci.i,
generally iull and detailed ,tateacn. Of the conlo,
of tire various City Department so Gar As myex.p.
iraiions have extended. together with NV own p,.
ton progress ard enhauassuelts Ia the great WORK
have undertaken.
On the first day of January, lSj7 took ny sesfss
O member of the Common Council ofthe CitvofNew.
York. rad occupied my seat but short time b..
fore | became convinced that there was somethn,
radically wrong somewhere; tha, the details Of ou.
various Offices were very loosely managed: that tho
business operations of the City were conducted very
irr,sulariy; that in the midst OF the disorder and con
fusion, such ls saw existing, the corrupt and desga
iug politicians CoUd Ia ample neans to cOusLlalaie
their schemes Of fraud ana phider.
On the "a day ot May 60 last year, a Committee
was APPOINTED by the Board %. COGIciln,u 10 invest.
ccte tie affairs ~ the Finance /, D,pertment. As one
ot thet Committee, il wa, my FIRST to secure the
services of an able accountant Such oIe loani
aud the result has proven the wisdom Of my choice.
That Committee entered upon the discharge of H.
duties and regret a. say tlat, durng that long anil
patient examination ot tue EnaLct Department |
fund nyselt neasurab.y alone ~ the prosecutono ot
size difficult ts.k. Ola tnc I'D Of October presented mpyt
o th, result Of 10y aboI., 40 tl rs Aaa s1.r Toe Conus
Co,ncil having refused couie tie work further snd
Cortfoc. ieng refused t pay ir inssnh en exP'n'e a.
rca4S incurred. iulud uLt. ..f unable tO -,.eet
Al examination 81 a. r0T' "i sh'~ % you At the book
kr,pns oi tAs fmiL,e D,p-nnen was ia nost iporatla
public orcouuts was most i.-gIc,r ait th' Depitnen.
L4Ee Discrepancies "cc found Go eAist between tie books AID
The amount. OF stobs end Bonds issued by the city wore
Fr, 20 le .orn wier, -gaob oly adetl-i rxunnaiiln
could dettopr. tio public nina uea with as-unshneut
and fearful o. ~ iensos frIy r,ald by subs,
q-eht l,potsi n iesuN Of .Aa.atoni no te street d.
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THE CITT FINANCES.

INTERESTING CORRESPONDENCE
~ tGyc been tayo.,. w.l copies O. ...e 5,,a,,..-
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AN OLD Fable ILLUsrRArED.

The old fable of the monkey deciding the
question of an equal division Of piece Of
cheese between two cats, BY eating up the
cheese, was beautifully illustrated before
one of our Justices this week. Two indi-
viduals fell out about the ownership OF q
watch, or rather the one left the watch with
the other to carry until he paid . small debt,
and Sunday last seeing the watch hanging
up, he borrowed it fort time. Finally he
concluded he might as well keep it as his
friend, 90 he pocketed it. Whereupon the
other individual WAS wroth, and on Monday
morning he commenced suit for larceny,
promising the watch to one Of our lawyers
in payment for prosecuting. The individual
was accordingly arrested. And he, after
placing his case in the hands of another
lawyer, pledged him the watch for dsfendingl
And in this shape it came on trial. The
watch was a "goner" to the owners, which
ever way the case went, and the 6ght was
which Of the lawyers was to get it. After
a couple Of hours Of sssharp practice" be-
tween the two lawyers to get possession Of
the watch, the justice decided that there
was not sufficient for holding the prisoner
for larceny, and that the watch should be
held for the costs! Here was dilemma
The originM owners had lost it. The mat
ter was finally srrnnged that the last lawyer
should take the watch, becoming responsible
for the costs, if they could not be collected
from the prosecuting witness! Verify, law
is mighty unsartin - LstOns aMisyOr.s s
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O. The Indifferent reader will probably
glance over this little essay, and lay it down
without perceiving its merit. The attentive
reader will see that as finished as the style
10, there are few words of more than one
syllable used in it. To appreciate the in
genuity of such an effort one has only to try
to initiate it: 49, a...E Gsza .vsar-,
.a--H.ET I'd Sgsgs SLEEP. RI -k5sagsa /
Rest is sweet. When day is closed and
sounds of toll are heard no more, Night
draws her dark robe around the Earth and
sets it with stars. Man, worn with the toll
and strife of the day, goes to his home, and,
soothed by the lull, is wooed to rest. Now,
as he lies on his couch, thoughts that yexed
him by day throng his mind. 1t is sweet to
muse on the Joys Of life, our loves and hopes,
as Sleep weighs down the lids of our eyes
and sheds his sweet balm Ger the worn
frame. One by one our limbs yield to his
touch; thoughts dance round US in wild
mixed waltz--then, one by one they leave US;
the mind makes one fond grasp at each low
ed shade as it fees, but fails to seize it; the
brain whirls, the mind acts no more; and
eve sink down and cease to be- ,,.. >.
This is Sleep! SO like is it to Death that
some have called them twins. But Death
We fear, while Sleep seems to US kind
nurse who takes to her lap the vexed child.
We know that Death bears US on his breast
to the world We know not, but which wo
may not leave when once our feet have
touched its plains while Sleep leads US but
to the world of Dreams, I..ct.''r. ~. 80
The bright world Of Dreamsl At night
We row our barks on its lakes and seas Of
glass; our feet tread its shores, and We
walk mid dells. Bsooks sing to US as they
leap On their way. Birds with bright plumes
greet rs from the boughs, as We pass through
the groves. No trees are there so green %
those that grow in the land of dreams no
flowers SO rare as those that spring from the
glad s6il AZ we draw near. Towers crowned
with gold throw back to The sun the light
he gives and We glide on through halls
thronged with loved ones of earth or those
Who passed from Us long since to the world
Of shades. Night by night We talk with the
loved ones there, and list to the tales they
breathe in our ears; and our hearts swell
with the bliss We feel.s But e'en the throb
With which the heart greets the Joy is its
1irge; for we wake to weepfor the Joy which
lives not bat in our dreams, and 10 too sweet
10 be known on earth. i#a aig }O e58a
How wise gift 10 sleep. In the hush Of
hight sleep is born, and rest comes to man.
Morn comes with the dawn be leaves his
souch and goes forth to toll with new zeal,
sasa strong man to run race.s' Each day
II, toll has its night of rest. Tkus il is
through life, till stRlast death comes, and
nAa sleeps to wake to D new life of 10y or
,hams. As iae sleep there 10 no work, 20
hero ~ none iutho crave. To one 5vorn
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49, p0NyEH Z GARTER ,~-~
tSnccessors to 4. p. SNow,)
RElLa fESnTEi AGENTS

a<f#4 FoR THE SALE OF
Aerchandize, Hsasea LSess Lands, &C., Middle
q m Brsadway, Csuncil Rlsffs> Isvs.
COGsIGEMENTS SOLICITED FROM HOME AND
~ aorosd and attended to with proMptness and dis.
psteA.s e.as
Jereme Psfter. Edwin Carter.
sinSs1s3t !. aST aREsrafa d sgiTgE
Hon. Thomas =. Benton. Jr, R Snow, G. A. Robin
son. wm. Roehsss, ,Cesneil BiuAs; s.Duls9g Buf-
osIo, NY;Jx Keller. AIban$ NJ. fnia-u
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y 100 AlJkUM

& s.sss, q srS1sS1,ss =.
- x-'. ID -. ! \ - a - kss ss-is
.s-'.'..'.'. = y 49, seos~h
Dse aovice 20 y0u "a! fS6y1 y1u6ns
Of ths Springfield ssl.S see'3 t. =. s S.@
~ 49, = th.1' ~ ,Ss.4ss-s .s.-s"l.. e.
vsn.s' n.n - n Iee,r - ~. L--'.sss, :
The cnri;s, fkaG .tlu;. * - " + I...s,'
will it be fow his ps.ee, q na;edsa.S. .ss.s....a
cess iul;fe. sSome - !, -, 4 ~ xs.s..s. !,
into tke sveninea of e.;sss..es gssS:.' ~.
lenethenipe v;th shc .h.dovS - ss~.,.
Some learn early. ~ the;r - 1,cssse -
say nothing abont r.. vh;lA ntl,s.Ip sss.ssxSss
resirs-insvmUde1t-s -ssnl,vSusyr - yi,ss-xs-
will not b $4,000. "a -. -. 49, Z.
homa. snl rrovi.c nrss 49, NV - - -. -
ent,s admirstion mi }r.te,rsl ,..d.' s.n.e.
readily under.tand hor ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~
a sSnsrt as ~ e. siyye -. "a eEs s..!a
puts On -. - sn.h,,ssa .S y.
means. coee into sec;sav. - s.S.' s:....is
tongue-tied. undertaLes q sresl \. . dshs.1
Ing club and bredks down. "a -. isnrScd
at. pays attention 81 = n;c. yc,,,. ~
6nds ayery IaYve r;tses \: - ~, - ~
in . stste of md ssboraer;rs -. 49,.
tion. - ats dom - ,c..ar .hc..s 4. rI:.
r. Z critical ner;od 81 III n;.tcs.. 'sit II A4ss
suit of this feasoYine dec;dssi IS. 80 i -
he tbovuushlv eon1,sEp,sss a. -. - a.
doesn,t kno. sn,tE;.s ~ .ss..,s. .s.~s"s,
yict;on that ali the vcrld s,onn.} ~ $50.
= good deal more than he aoes srJ ,sss =
- e7 : F...siT :. fsss s.ssss -
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.APURF or ACIaAR.

In we'll written communication to the
Boston Evening Transcript, addressed to
the ladies, some dear lover Of smoking thus
eioquently defends this delightful luxury:
! / assert that no one who has never ,been /.
smoker can form an adequate idea of tho
pleasures to be derived from the practice.
| am not defending the use Of tobacco n
any other form, neither am ID votary Of the
weed, having relmqushed the cigar long
since, at the request Of one Of yosr own
sex, too. The greatest men have yielded to
its fascination. Kings have laid aside crown
and sccptre, and forgotten the cards Of
state, in the soothing influence of atneer-
schaum the hod-carrier, seated on.a pile
Of brick, smoke his dudeen, royalty a. q
King. The merchant, weary with reckoning
all day his losses By failure or embessIement,
or with frnitless endesvor SO get hispaper.,
lights his Havana, and a., he sssees the blue
cloudlets circling to the DOME" sees also
the domes and spires Ind turrets Of innu.
merabic castles, which thongh osuspended,,
IN the cir haves that within their yauIts
which. prccludes the necessity, Of other sssus.
pension" The poet, hard up for an idea.
iknites q Leon iD'Oro, and al the graceful
wfeaths hover iaboso Airn,s Ne secs like
Daats, wreashs Of blesscd spifits, and like
n'n issha sa' ROD 'aaias III. .,o,,o,.,,
n ~ rsissa sloft and nsis the susst 81 Reeves gas
Like woman, the cigar ID the partner Of
our Joys and sorrows; unlike her, il nsyAr
has the sulks, never keeps. Us waiting, takes
% Bot little room. What wonder then.
that Men smoker aScold - you will, for
putting. our boots, - the eashiens, ceowa
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BANK OF TEkAMA,

1. s'yf TEkAAA, MT, s7
q Exchange ONCE Of Rank Or reknna.
-9A'.'sfa +'sse OMAHA, N. 7. itT Erfs
T,HE ABOVE INSTITUTIONS ARE NOW oprN
Il and ready for tho transaction Of senerai
Business s<E ''~--,>A-s-s
Gold, Silver and Exchange various marta a. thA
United States. bought and Sold Collectoas mzas
promptly reu,itted. s. s''~
Of Trust. @StzA 4 akS LACAnPDHLL Hve,ss
=. AKIN, Cssh'r. a. (naAA.s
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GEO. SNYDER. ,sBHks n SHERMAN.
SNYDER l. SHERMAN,
Attorneys, Csunselors at Law Z Nstaries Pablic,
COUNCIL BLUFFS, Iowa zE~y.s.zs-r
IIyILL PRACTICE THEIR PROFESSION
w in all the Courts Of Iowa and Nebraska. All
SELECTIONS entrusted to their care attended to promptly
Especial attention given to- buying and selling real b.
tate, and mailing Prescriptions in Nebraska.
Deeds. Mortgages, and other instruments Of writing
drawn with dispatch, acknowledgements taken, &c. he
70 Once Upper Broadway. GssE 4lsH nlu,
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'Shos.s 'Ssos sses sesEtsfasng1uT

: Ah, Whist il % charming u fustic simDr2
city! - Narn Sagehlosson used 70 cav; I'd
she WAS . famous womau inuOfd 6sfkx
- salt4T 30 sfH NNf asn M
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of one thing We have no doubt, that many
children on their nurses knees
"Deedle, decide, dumplings, my son John
Went 10 bed with his breeches on, u
'g One shoe of, the other on '.fst +a-s
Decide, decide, dumplings, my son John. y

The Herald youngster winds up with
"We expect to have mortally offended many
'very sensible people with our confessions
of love for the above nonsense but we
have no doubts Of most Of the children be-
ing on our side; and so long as we have
their sunny smiles-God bless them-we can
afford few stately frowns from the cold
hearted"
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THOMAS l. PAPIN,

- THUMAS & FAPIN, = -
Wholesale Dealers in Fancy Goods, In
porters Of Vines, Liquors h Cigars,
n North second Street,
St. Louis, Missouri.
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A MORMON WITH HIS WIVES AND Ia.
1IES EN- AOUTE EOA a

81 eAgood Mormon story is told by / friend
Of ours now travelling in the west, looking
after the commercial interests Of the house
with which he is connected, and who pos.
sesses a fund of sly Wit, which 10 brought
admirably into play ON all fitting occasions.
While, stopping a short time since at q hotel
in Cleveland, O., it happened that the Marsh
Children, a troop Of juvenile comedians,
familiar to Us all, numbering 20 or 80, ar.
rived and put up the same house. Their
first appearance in the dining room natural,
" attracted great attention, and mauy we're
the inquiries made in reference to them, who
and what were they. They occupied al, en-.
tire table-all under II years of nre, dress-
ed alike and nearly NIL girls. with iye or six
middle aged females-their toachers-
sprinkled among them. At the head Of tho
table sat Mr.. Marsh, grave, sole,in and Dig
nlfed in manner, . sort Of Alexander Sd.
kirk, in small way, monarch Of all hs
surveyed. 80,
At the table and BY the ii side & Of Mr. Quiz e
sat two of three gentleinen somewhat rural
in aspect, who were esadmtly gsod, deal
mysti6ed at the appearance Of things, and
on putting the question Of what it meant,
they were informed that the grave person
age at the head Of the table was delegate
from Brigham Young, . prominsAl ssd
noted Mormon, on his way 70 Washinstea
TO settle with the Preside1t the dif6culties
in Utah, and the elderly ladies' present were
his six wives, and the thirty children wefvsf
q portion of his progesy. TAs thiue sooks
The sFurals,' after taking a-goed look 81
Marsh, then q the family arrangements, re-.
tired, and the house, as wen a. the town It.
cell, was soon In commotion, Ill eager Is
look upon q trus prophet aad his ihasens>s
sAmasing smart children for the kind, s.ssl
one. What disgusting women exclsims
Miss Prim. What an old wretch, responds
whole troop cf Cleveland ladies, ID tliev
would gaxe and stare ut the Uesh ssins viii
all their eyes. ~ gisi lyese5as ?5--bfEaysf
The children OF last became ,alarmed-,
their teachers tnext-and Marsh Vas duite
beside himself, not knowing whether u look
upon all these astsasions as favorable toikis
success or portending sonething Of . mass
serious nature. The matter finally sxpIod.,
ed, and there was q general scattering, With
9 giggling accompaniment BY tie ladies' and
hearty sguaawsi % the part lsf ~ men who
were sold. Mr. MsrsA dstesninsa - shov.
his card he ordered his bills to be inpedi..
ately posted, while Qun himself stepped on
to the cars in pufSait 81 business aud mr.
thsr adventure. We hope he found BOTH
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row .ukN .puRrItrEs cor AWIrK. y r. :

y saisaoqipe ssai iSsnsse ssiqa6 10 essyssf,
Sc .gsis ,isssY Isssa~.s' 'lsases se sl.tvs. al,
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\ \ !. 10H5oF 9SoFix. &; x " g Ioo4lf. sainiA'ah
TOOTLEs T. rAIRLEIGH,

T1xCLUsIvELY WHOLESALE DEALERS IN DRY.
Il GOODS, Groceries, b0Ots, Shoes, Clothing Liquors,
Queensware,S Sc, &c, and %SEskSfA
FORWARDING { COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
-" Ia, street, ST, Joseph, Mo. "t Z
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!eans aIIa q sstsaI.
80 lMTELLI6s EN- CE..


TUESDAY, Aug ~, 1905
setsaY flie weather. was warn, with hght
III cisu faia- Baslaess On the leyee dult.
Ihe Bayou Latoufcde weekly packet
iit apa 3ol'i =, Brown, arrived WIN ~ mus
aass sd ls5 bbis. nolasses She will leave, %
ssal Eli Thursday At TO- AZ N.
Hs CoMISa. we learn By telegraph that tle
Fairchitd viii be IL this evening and leave On
fasari hip % Thursday, the 18th tnst o. . Z. NJ
1ls aew Railroad Line packet Champion Captain
5te. Mill BE- ID this morning ready to receive
salls. ghe Mill leave oa Thursday next, at Z. NJ
BOTS LEAVING. Capitol tor Pieksbtpg.-Ihis
seit. popular, ana u. S. mail passenger packet
leaves today At ) r. M, AS usual CaptW. Ii JACK
ZIG commands End Iii. John Clarke is her gentle,
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EPAVE Du aUArRIHME pIsrRIcT-m

FPAVE Du QUATRIElIE DISTRICT--II n
- Gle condnit pot epayc m CHAtame District,
Jackson entire les Laurel ct Constance epaye
Ehf caeyte nuire tachctee de blanc, oFaile gaurbe
c1upes
nnr raFle cou
Nne chew brune.
GHe fleye laUGhe, ayant e iWBue etaaaes
lue ShevTe blanche, collier c c0rds.
lNe cherte blanche tacletes de rouge.
ln NC girls, ayant e n5ir collier de cG}r.
81 les aaaaHS pas dams dix tours cit les
ttS nASGS SIS veUlus lpnshere uthliage dit dc.
pot MARDI, Il aou5 ISIS. "a 10 btGres A, NJ,
G. ., FLBGHIER, Guumissare dss gues.
hoaYel3e Orleans, aO0t 1855 agt 10 ID
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A $50 CASKS bacon, bids sugar bbls sugar ii.
% sgaEs Dds aniesses, q de pork 6b potatoes hbIs o
e. haRls cases tcbaeco 81 coils rope II sac Ks Of
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Eaaisa. Brown. from LagUnrohe
A. III Baker AIeynisF, from ST Martinsyiile
eal5oEHa HMchngs, from Mobile
sVtgst 81 Charles Ghaera from the Passesowed down
AA p 50 NJ i9ht ships Patterson aud Golden Eagle
big Aats=hfqngh un ship Artisan and briggs " H Sew
Aft Aaq = 2aazaatiHe brig a 4 Chapman
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asaaisiip Eah0un q weston g5id sstrssfzrs u
asagsasls. 4aalAee and II shaw :
sii Axiisen, 4ram IEeraooNfr Robert Bruce ard "a
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4As hatss Th1s Aiiibobs, b Trait and FieoriT
eavel asssgsa y Bqfaesax On tie i7th July.
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New York paper, noticing the death of an ex-
efieneed navigator says that he doubled the Horn
twenty tmesn we know some fellows, who not
satisfied with doubling the horn always treble and
aaadraple and quintuple it--and don't stop then.
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auIn It 7. THEARD, Comptroller.
SPECIFICATIONS for the contract for Dig
ing the roadway of said FreuChmen street. from Mgnys Ca
nitches fee Vide at the ton IS inches wide at the bottom
and feet Geep below the eyelot the lowest gTound shall he
Canal 10 GENTLY Roal accordance with the levels
The sides anil bottom Of SID bitches shall be cut straight
line and well and smoohed of and the earth coming out
OF The shall Oe thrown on The roadway Of said street
roadway shall be graded with the grade and
rounding TO be given by the City Suryeyoths eReo NJ
ing the same where too low and PICK ns and removing e
earth where high and deposng the same on the sidewalks
All stu cps on sai roadway shall removed by the
tractor depth of foot below hGsurface of sd roadway
The surplus VI earth shall be the Of the city
All necessary labor shall be furnished by the contractor
The shall bound begin the work IN the ten
CSnncii nd to compiete he same sixty days after
penalty dollars per for each and day thereafter
| the same is not completed.
Security an of 5000 shall be required to guar
antee the faithful performance Of the contract
Payments cash the completion Of the work aud accept
Il is well understood ha Of failure by the contractor
SSed or IN eass tie Council be dissatisfied With Tie manner
which the work being executed the Council shall have the
5san t. Sna ihs on a 3 tie UNI
applying of justice annu the same and without in
demy that the contractor
any abandon the work not finish md complete
shall forfeit ali claims he may any part the work
done h him the date abandonment and that The city
and ii also we'll understood contraetbe reold
the contractor and III securities shi p9 hea s"I 19u@
price which the contractor originally contracted 70 perform
sale adjudication.
per running of eos feet for the whole work
s'lip Signed LOUIS H PILE, City Surveyor.
New Otleuns, it'll August 1858,
Boards of the Common Council. -
tsignsdi il. N VENNARD, }oh"iFmeR
Registered August 8, 1858, ,,,.-,-. .-
! aul0 1t Clerk Of Comptroller.
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Notice is hereby given that on TUESDAY the Eth inst,
win adjudicate, my office Il O'clock Nj the above
SniS Il r THEARD, Comptroller.
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80. &c. ls5a Bs.L8al u Q " Hyasga &c
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OPTIONS fOr the cOMtInct for sheI-

will adudcntc ut Office at II O'clock NJ he above
tract,
au3 it T. TIIEARn, Comptroller
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M ALLETT, JOSEPH, COMMISSION, RECEIY-
LA ing and Forwarding Merchant and General Steamboat
Agent No % Front street. will pay strict attention bus
fa22 Nv
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KEARNY, ALFRED, COMMISSION MERCHANT.
N Dealer Lime Paints, Window Glass Cement, English,
Ptsbug Bricks etc, etc, No. u Maya
sine street. AZ
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Skipping SrieIIIgents.

CLEARED YESTERDAY.
j Onward sssles. for St Marx Post & Mel
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| EGA IL MARI, AETORNEYS-AT-LAW,E No, 10 COM
II merCiAl Place. Orleans ms IL
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ROUNE, G.. u. " BROS, COMMISSION AND FOR
N wardnI Mercha.s Front street. opposite The Canal
ferry Particular attention given to the purchase and
sale Of all kinds Of Western Produce my2l ~
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8sOiei0 Of TIE TEark&ts.

TUESDAY MORNING. August 10. 1855
COTTON There was very lille inquiry yesterday, and
5nly about I'D bales changed hands the range Of last
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iSts4e.. VI. i'm : SUMMERS, Mayor.

Notoe Is nor hy siyen Tins on MONDAY, tle lGh day
Of August tsS w aajudiuNtc my office, at Z ocQus NJ
@q7t T. THEARn, Comptroller.
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Approyed August 6, 1858.
Signed GERARD sIlIH, Mayor
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Notice hereby given that on FRIDAY I3h inst will
lGdtate my office ut IL clock NJ, the above contract.
-alG u Y. THE ARD. ComUrollrr
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COMPIR0LLER'S OFFICE, 4
City of New Orleans, August 6, 1853. 5
+ No. 4046.

No. 4046.
Rseore3 That the Comptroller be and he hereby authorized
sell to the lowest bidder after ten days notice in the official
journal for repairing all the Market Houses OF the
city excepting the Lafayette Market Huuse Fourth District in
with plans aud specifications file in the Surveyors
Office Said adjudication to be subject to the approval or jec
ton Of the Common Council.
fSignedl CH4S II. WALDO
President Board OF Assistant Aldermen.
ISignedl J. o. NIXON,
President Board Of Aldermen,
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