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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1858-07-24
BeerSheba Springs,

july AAAnF AS0es
ITO those who are In pursuit. o. Health and Pieasares
Il an wishing 10 visit BeeTshsba eprfngs, tks ears
leave Nashville every csF ct 8 O'Clock A. n, and nf1ve
st CoVan At - Pm Immediately Eftsr the arrfVal %
thu Nashville and Chattsnooka cars nom Chattanccus
the SeEanee train vii take passsnges 70 Tracy CITY
where VII b found q good Hotel @ acc1mmodate ne
travelling public, snd Coaches m readines 8 to convey pas
ssREcrs 70 Becrhe' . springs q q stance % IS miles
over obe o. the most besutifui and level mouutain roads
IN the state and arriving thers The sane evening e. 2
O'Clock. Individuals desirouI Of seeing the seEanee
Nine and Of viewing ire site FOR the Southern Univer-
tention Of tks pubHo-Etl have an oppertunity Of dsfnE
msr retreat, where win Be found a 6ns Hotel under tn
Management Of s. NJ SCOTT. Esq the former prOprie-
t5r Of the City Hotel q Nashvf1e, and Who Il 90 favor
ably known 70 the pubic for The style and dignity n
veich he ooaducts . HoteL Re - anply prepared and
viii spare 10 pains % rake ths visitor ocmfortsble adj
happy a. Essrshe1a
Tiers 10 another road 10 Bcersheba SprinEs from H.sh-
vile via McNinnvfne, isaving the ChatfEnooEa GlFoad
aE fuuahoua, s1d arriving a. MeEnnsnls he uus
day and rs1ain an niRht. where WI be found 4 hns Ho-
tel for he accommodation Of the & aveiing community.
Coaches leave McMfunviTs every morn Nc a. 7 0docEs
and arive . Blsrshsha the same day
o. T. ri agent
ne Proprietor has . Livery Stable, ard Il prepared 70
accommodate visitors HorseE IN The best -anr r ans
also has on hard RI accommodation, ere harnesa
Hsrsss, slngls and double two horse Coaches, RoekEEHyar
single ard $50 horse BuEEirs, and hne satdls Horses for
ne accommodation of Visitors 70 Beersheba All Fu-
slns hiring must retur1 pruperJ AID make aAmega
GOOD. Llyzo-d3Sl
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CO-PartUerShID Notice
Trustees sale.

uoENC . NUNEH
DT virtue o. aided In trust, executed 70 me By S. Ca
ID 70, and duly recorded In the Registry onioe Of Saeby
county, Tennessee, on the 81 day Of June, 1857. in book
No. %, on pages f34, las sndi35, to lscau certain debts
therein named, I viii sci. On the corner u Main ard
Madison streets, en- SATURDAY. the lfth AUGUST,
iS6s, q the highest BIDDER, for cash, the folowtBg de-
scTioed lots, VIZ Lying IN the town - Fort Pickering,
Shelby county, Tennessee. kuoWu as lots numbered elgv-
en- and twelve, block thirty-dve, 10 9 subfivi5ion OF the
lands q MichafI hcNamce. b. william Kerr said lets
front on Georgia street, hfty feet each, and ruA back one
hundred ard seventy feet. The title 10 The sbovs
named lots IL perfect. hcNAMEE,
Trustee.
and place, % above. JUHN A. LOOK,
iy22tds By n kcNANEE Aren't.
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CHARLESTON AND SAVANNAH
The following Rates

GIVE the total eest say. Steamship freights. Drsy-
VI are and Wharfage 81 Char.estsu and Savannah, and
Railroad charges from New York
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A IL parsons having claims against he estate o. Mrs.
"A O.. o. Tucker, deceased, are notifed 10 present hen
urshatsd 10 ne for paTneat, and those tndso.el are
n. y. TREzBvANT.
fv1l-tw EEscuior.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1858-07-24

We Are autaor1ss 70 snnouncs IaOS. WALroAs
no. o. Vicksburg, a . candidae Or District A tornry
81 tSs ThId Judied Dist1et q MISSISSIPPI Nil-N4
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1858-07-24
JOHN /. TAYLOR'S

ORGANIZES, at reduced prices;
RICH SILKS, at reduced prices;
WHITE MUsLINs, at reduced prices;
BEREGEs, at reduced prices;
LAWNS, &C., &c.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1858-07-24
DR.. r. Il. WEBB,
CARRIAGES

nFFBRS his professional services 70 The cifizens o.
Memphis aud vicinity. Ofcs on Main street II
GresniaEs BuHdiss, b-tWeen Union and GayosO streets
jy2J DIM
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1858-07-24

BoYs.-Iu New York, a boys prayer meeting
lie held daily, at noon, in the basement Of the
John street church.
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Winston & Co.
GREAT ATTRACTION.

WE have IN store. and are now oasrinE the largest
w ard best selected stock Of House-Funishing Goods
70 Be found IN the city, HhIch We are determined 70 sen
our Liabilities.
Our stock oontists IN part, o. al varieties q Furnt-
ture and Chairs, Foor OIL Cloths, Curtain Goods, Win
DIV shsdas and Pianos from TIE best man
~ufactuus In the country; Carpets, Of every varsity Of
q1aliiy and price. RAJ ginE from 20 cents 70 81 90 per
yard. We are COMPEL q to sell, and 81 we solicit a. =
can b insure satlsfaction- Every Artice sod b Us
warranted 70 please, or money refunded. Our Terms are
CASH or approved city paper.
For Eesf barzains, can At WINSTON &CO.sS,
fyI6-7w Nearly opposite the Worshsm House.
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Eo- S0nrewe J0dxe.
For OFsfricf Attorney.

" srs autbor1sd 10 anaouncs Hon AkChlbALD
81 fhis ctY. IS . candidate for JNse % ~
e1urs1e Coart cf renncssse. afthe ensutng spe.i eE-
fioa On the and "a Seutfmher next N
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SANTA AENITA AND IsIAoALCo.
NoRBLIA AND rATzcUARo.

was felt there on the 10Th inst, At five minutes
past nine O'Clock, and was considered the
strongest ever known. The shaking lasted
over one and a half minutes, and left the Ca
thedrsl and temples Of La Compana and San
Agnstin IN ruins. Some private houses fell,
and most Of the others have remained in a verv
dllapidated state. From Patzcuaro, which is
fifteen leagues to The west Of MoTelia, we learn
mat IN TINS town L was even more severe.
he temples OF La Parroquia, La Compana,
San Juan de Dios and the sanctuary Of Quad
alupe have all been shaken TO the ground, as
wei as a umber Of private houses, fron the
ruins Of which sixteen dead bodies have been
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1858-07-24
Lease Of Residence On GayOsO Street
Rnnn 81
Lease Of Store on Shelby Street
For Sale

WE have or sale a base expiring On ta lbih day %
w October. 1885 Tie lot fronts p Ala fset On the
east side Of shelby street, fbetSesn Union and Gsyoss
streets By q depth Of 10 faet 70 an alley. III t. Improved
With q zpd bu I store, two stories AiEh, and has . good
cellar. Il u At present oc upisi - NIL J. Guignard, e.
a variety store A CREST bargain vii be given, n early
application u made 70 Go. LOCKS q
iuni6 n Aucttanewa and Real Estate Brokers.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1858-07-24

JOHN l.. TAYLOR,
lr2l-sL Nan atre.. n..- - IL.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1858-07-24
CHESTNUT HILL
GRAM MAR SCHOOL,

A T the solicitation 81 fri'ads md patrons, I hsvs Do
u tsmiuld 70 establish q Family School, % = limited
uumber Of Boys. takeil a. any ago under sixteen, and Il
Is The intentt n 20 maie 20, In the best sense, a home
scbooL auursey for thoroughly drilling lads In the
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In his village the shock was felt severely.
It seems to have been quite as strong as in any
part Of this city. Several houses were badly
injured. The country seat Of General Gads-
den, late United States Minister to Mexico.
was broken In many places, and the walls al
most entirely thrown down. The house is 50
badly injured that we learn it is not considered
safe for residence. The stables are complete
ly ruined for the present. The entire premises.
which were SO lately the pride Of the late
American Minister, are, we learn, little better
than a pile Of ruins.
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TRHcher Wi6Mfed.
Memnhis Female OoUepe

Hernando July a 1855.
RaEis cosy 70 RmOunt ss w.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1858-12-14
Mtiss County Gflegrwg.
PUBLISHED WEEKLY, BY
TT. a. F1 ant ts @2s CO.
All business of the frm transacted ~
A. y. M,LAuaH LIH.
Who should be applied to or addressed at
the Telegraph" Office, Pomeroy, 0.
RRRMs on sURsCRIPTIoN
THE LAW OF NEWSPAPERS.


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ra the publishers continue TO seho the" vi"
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Are held rssponsible till they settle their si nho UT
de the papers discontinued ,Lo- r,oca
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sponsiblo. 90 ,,a, ,ha, rafus,n1 to take
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called for, IS prlma facle e'iue"0e VI
fraud. - oypprIcINH.
r,.,ps.s Cards, O lines less, one year, $3 W
Ono square, thirteen lines or less, three "eeNs'
Enrh subsequent Insertion, a M
One square three months, IN
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Casual or Transient advertisements must be p"id
for in advance. ...,ho. ~ ,naor
ADV srtiseu,ents not having the number OF inscr-
q oms NJ ,rkeI on copy, will be continued until Tor
bid, and charged accordingly
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1858-12-14
D. c. WHALEY,
Surgeon Dentist,

IIummev'a Building 2nd Story, Rutland street,
MiddlaDoTt. %. All operations pertaining TO the
profession promptly performed. Ladies' waited
upor nt their residence, ~ desired. IL
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1858-12-14
JOHN S, DAVIS,

T ATE of the firm Of Crowley Il Davis, de-
II signs prosecuting the planning business,
at the old stand, on Sugar Run. Thankful
for the liberal bestowal of patronage heIetn-
fore, he will endeavor TO merit It's continu-
ance by promptneSs aud neainess. lO-u
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1858-12-14
ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.

NToTICR IS hereby given that the subscriber has
~ been appointed and qualified asadminlstrnior on
thc estate ~ James Mctaiu of the county " Mig,
I,,,. irrensed. Nov, the l7th, lSjS. Nm. Mt CAN
nj, 3t+
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1858-12-14

STATE OF ONO, Mcigs County, IS:
|, II. H. swallow, Auditor of said County, do
hereby certify the foregoing list is correctly cop
led from the list returned by the Treasurer Of said
County in January, 1858, and copied into the dup-
OF 1858 for said County, and that the amount an:
nexed each tract lot is correct, and calculated
H. H. SWALLOW, Auditor.
NOTICE therefore hereby given that all OF the sew
eral tracts nnd lots in said list contained much
thereof as will be pay the taxes and pen
atty charged thereon, will he sold by the Treasurer
iof said County, the Court House in the town OF
iPomeroy on the end Monday in January, ls59 be-
tween the hours of 10 O'Clock A. NJ, and o'clock F.
Of said day. unless said taxes aud pdnalt! be paid
before that time II. II. SWA LDUW, Auditor.
| Pomeroy. December, 1853.
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asa @EIeaIvs 5tLoner 5Iarast.
CREsoryr orI1oE, No. 70 Cam

CRESCENT orT1oE, No 10 Camp street, 1
SATURDAYS Evening, August III 1853. {
Te summary this weeks transactions embraces respect
aae Of business cotton, the sales reached
ousand bale in sugar five hundred hoGsheads; in our
sad provisions there has been considerable movement in coffee
u Of thirty hundred bags.
considering the midst Of the duh
thuk remarkable good exhibit There has also
considerable doing in the Of orders for bggng rope
ad plantation supplies country merchant now and then ap-
pr the market and taking careful review, We do not OBJ
aarve that depressing and dn aspect Of affairs which has
aned commercial transactions ID the month OF August here
tqfore.
The sales Of cotton have the increase Of exchange
DURING the week general business has maintained
daily circulation. Several vessels have arrived
Daring THE week bringing Inn Of merchandise, and
6ere undoubtedly be activity the coming week
dealers grore hardware folks clothing traders,
fast be receiving their first supplies and the
st6s s trade win tend to relieve srcia ocs
@ the ennu and onotony which haze heretofore been
S55erad as q part Of the dun season,
The weather auspcious for the growing crops par
euary for cane ne general hygean state Of the city
It hss BOT been favorable desired some
rza which extended into the country. Estimates and
5eures regarding the growing being made and
soion culture broad space of land figures
ais only ha formed from Indications
nped with the proyso reservation of the mny casualties
20 which cotton field Is subject for the fail months.
sugar crop provided unforeseen enemy appears against
cane frost rather debarring injury frost
si yield from $4,000 1000 hhds though parties
considered well posted up say that SO90O hhds win
aazinum Is mmateria what the growth 70 extent will be-
every pound viii be wanted ct remunerang prices believe
The water inthe Mississippi fails slowly This point accounts
from above that the decline rapid and long shall
sandbHrs steamboats, grounding The
sian however, with the interior will be- interrupted
teSs via Memphis and Cairo the packets will continue
communication and with the jackson railway, there wall
be 90 lack Of ways Of travel to reach our city
Foreign nteg received this week has strengthened
cotton market The adyiees brought by the Arabia
81 h 7h inst quoting an advance in cotton of 64d which
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..sM AtIeans 3aILg GnstenI.
RINER lMTELLlaENcE.,

MoSDAY, August 49, 1855
Tbe weather Cor the past week has been generally
vary pleasant We have had during the week several
very heavy showers Of rain which tended il great
measure to cool the atmosphere, and westerly
breeze prevailing for the past three or four days bas
reodeIea the weather somewhat eudurable.
Business on the leyee has been very dull for the
East week there being but few arrivals or departures
ssxcspt the regular packets.
AnRrvED.-The Railroad Line passenger packet
aleck Scott, Capt. Burdeau, arrived from St. Louis
witaa full cargo Of produce part Of which was 90
bids tobacco we are indebted to her gentemanly
esark. Mr. ]. n Douglass, Tor late So Louis papers
She viii leave On her return trip Tuesday the 24th
inst, at P. AZ.
The yioksburg D. s. Nail packet Music, Capt.
jackson arrived with 479 bales cotton Of which 278
gales are of the new crop the largest amount Of that
ssan;e brought by any boat this season. She will
leave again as usual at o'clock, P. N. on Tuesday
next. in place of the Princess.
The Memphis passenger packet Messenger, Capt
j. b. Harris, arrived with 152 bales cotton. She
Eaaves again this evening, at 3 o'clock, P. NJ.
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Bark Amanda speaH Cooper days from Boston, to Geo
fusdicK.
schr Argus aye Nickerson days from Philadelphia
Wy X Farwel.
sehr oLipc4 lockwood days from Muitiaan 10 Golden,
bow y LeSpdrre.
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Steamship Gen Rusk Smith from Brazos Santiago, to 6
Payne-Istd dist.
sesm p Cahawba Bulloch from New York via Havana
James Connolly &colst dist
Steamship AHtsgoTde Wilson, from Indianoa and Galveston
to Paype-lst dist.
Ship Mediator kaSt IS days from New York 10 Woodruff
&co-1st dist III
Ship Charlotte Reed coombs from Bordeaux, 8O May,
Plassan-2d dist 80.
Ship haa Rookh Preble from Bordeaux 18th June Pas
san--2d diet 3D.
Bark saagassa Foot 80 days from Boston, Fosdicl-
"a dist 20.
Schr Red Fox, elephant from Tampico Fernandez &co
ID dist IS
schr Major Barbour Thompson days from sal to Golden
Mexican sshT orioate 6orante IL days Tampico to
Gamerdeh--2d dist l5
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$3.50, 25g sl8, l6i,598 81, as, 843
slo..95.glo sIs.sI6. b sl.e52. 81


Ehe following is the comparative statement loans dis
eaan mortgages and pledges
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"a The officers q the steamship Rpsk from BRACES St
Iago reports having left in port schooner Johnson Capt
Lussell, 10 sail on tie 1911 for ibis port
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tSlEheD =, tllAS. IT. WALDO.
President Board of Assistant Aldermen.
Signed p s. WITTX
PRESIDENT pro TEN. Board Of Aldermen.
Signed GERARD sTTTH, Mayor
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sSaigpina an!eIIlaentg.
MONDAY, August 90, 1858.
CLEARED SATURDAY,

steamshp Charles 5oFgau Place ndanola and Galveston
GB Payne
Ship Confidence Sears, for New York A Cohen
Bark Ariennes NASH for HayRu, Bouduosquie Phillips
sehr b ScFibner, Carly for Boston, g Hynson SEQ
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HENDERSON a. GAINES, DEALERS IN CHI.
II IA. GLASS. EA KTHENM a PIE eic.. % Cana j

HOLMES d CLAUSs, GROCERS AND DEALERS
4! n WESTERN PRODUCE, Nos. IA New LeYes eu!t
rchoupitoulas streets. o25 tydhw
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EIRST DISTRICT POUND-IVus brought
\ Jot1e First District Pound on Dry AIDES street, bevtziJ
lii and Girod streets, estGRys-
O4emRle deer, with q chEin the neck
One double hewel boiler Sc uCes III Rineer %
lOug.
Which fnot claimed within days and bs expenses there
3n paid will be s7li az pnblc auction said poaul,
WEDNESDAY, Augus. -, 1853, 10 o'clock A. NJ.
New Orleans, Bgust Il, IS5s
G o. FLETCHER. Street Commissioner.
Registered August Ia, 1868,
7, J. HITSELBEBGER,
Deputy Comptroller.
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ofdes-I0tAlt5 h4ds tobacco,
AILRoADs.

#NEW ORLEANS JACKSON AND GREAT NORTHERN
RAILROA FROM CAM ON bales cotton S u hby
% Lewis Ogesby2 Prchagd Flowtri bales roU0u new
Warren Fillmore Sco2 car 10 1a sheep and suDies order
-~Eela Ii bales cotton
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yIcKsBURG- Mgsie84 bales c9tdn 70 J 4 $
Kicks &eo-l4 George Gonnety73 BogaFt, Foley yery59
Payne HarrisonlS Mandeyie 4 NcIlhenyl6hales
Il MoGF6goE Aliowqy &coIgdo Campbell Slroug-Ig do
q Byne Vance &eo6 RUtehtogd Brown Eco4 bales
Ihos Henderson y teatal DO 70 Hughes yesteI &col do
hhds boeo Martini Cobb &oo26 boxes y ibis
sundry eousgpees to orderToal AS bales
bales new crop.
BAYOU 8ARA-stearnar C D Jr-l8 bales cotton Warren
GILMORE &co-l3 Byrne, Vance sco3 Moore YanculinS
Davis, Jenkins &co6 hes ~ hid Payne Iiar
In co5 bales cotton 70 bbis fnoasse half Bus oasse to
Thos Henderson Peal33 bbs molases BY hhds
bales CROP 80 hhds lO3 bbls monsse haf ibis
mOlasseB
Alleu-8 Prchard Flower &co6 Buchanan. Carroll kco
Net4rsgor aliogng Jeoi baIes rrtn Hnr6aS Ff,sd -
Walker, Stuart haehnson-S AcLemVrs RHyburn leo
pRe apble Bn5f Kg86S ID Bscos ( Smsg do 90
do Weingt0n5 do candles ~ bb oil lu Rkgs butter 70
80 do Debondio Eaton Hen9ersep-l4 hoops
H9f q E S SS a s Soo eo e Ea S Snsz
mdse Lnneschlos Bros do "a bbl whisky McGregUr Nc1
gware Nature ro2 do GNare PreatTey Il Beu5 do ruase
kobaqn Ale4-22 aa hooPs soconh geo kegS be,r
Smith BEo$ b6is liquor terr box mde Sark, stagiter
Han Rodd PatiGinl ID Gean Ico-2 10 Adams Express
- do Goodrich &eoi do pwyer &co2 bales do 70 =
bacon d boxes chegse S Wright 6ds shoye!s GarSe
Grggs &c95Q DO tobacco j. OlyIeri bales de d Balbia
bb apples o 5ensundries 10 eFderIota l52 bales cot
sF LOUIs-Steaer Aeck scottlO0 els rope to Coleman,
Putnam Scol4 do TO DIX Rnne-BS do " bale hemp 70
AZ bbI5 aaSr \ II KeSnSy g9oaf ~ n " 5ans 2 "
Is casks bacon bblS pork Martin Gobb &co4 % Wood
ru &eo9 DO shhds tpbsceo Hewitt Norton &colDN bags
&c022 Do 81 Do apples West NeelopI2 d. onions l9 obs
potatoes y do eggs Leehnerll Do @ Sehueder5 dc do
Pwichell Duteher-I2 sacks corn Is 6b hqur Ethel
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COTTON The market dull On Saturday and the sales
ssehed barely 2JO bales old aud crop range Of
aRst quotations
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COMPTROLLER'S OFFIGE. }
City Of New Orleans, August ., 1858. !
+ No. 4I3S.

C0YpTP0rr.Vp,s orpr,t,
Civ Of New crls5rs az 4 p. ~. ~ TI.S;,s
~ ~, 7f '7''' ~ 100
NO. AI5S.
RsqsireH That The contract If Tari. rr,,,, viii H. .,
Of Sew Oreys for the taxing hi l,j rrstf' if,lt ~
-urre block nnyug on IChourtorl, ~ - b. ~
H. hrrphy declared null void erH ~ ~, 'Hcf liz 5,
f5,g ffed Ia commence "a III sn i. 800 30 ~ to.a'
specifications Of the Citv Srrva,,r ~ sy''' GU.
Rs>1lrs9 f,rtIer That the [,gnotrnler fa ana So Il ,,
authorized 10 resell 10 the 1pwpst Ijdinr Fo. 10 H.
in the Of1cg Journal said contrae, Far ND
dtsOnay the square bIyck pavement on =
sna work to be done in accordance win H. az f 10 100;
fcations Of the Surveyor: and HE nif4irefor tn h. t ~
liz approval or rejection uf The Common Ia1rai 1870
IStgpedl CFTAS II W ,T0D.
President Elar5 If ss;stI,,t ,fIi-T3t.r
TSirbeHI p \ (CFiTy
President rro tenn R6ar5 nj 5f,tar,rar
Approved August lq 1858
[SisnedI GERARD STIrH Mayor
NoMCt Is hereby given that on Monday, the 3Ot inst
viii AtlGQlcae, At iuy othcv at l. o'clock III
contracts
avs ~ I. IAEAR0, Comptroller,
SPECIFICATIONS E6rEnJSfng I'M the sUtsay re-
~ block pavmg OF hGyNl street from Canal 10 II AIg
md slarng the dagoriy amd aiso for i@Eis
up the square llOcE paving OF JEhoupuuAs street, from ca
nHl 90 st Joseph street. and reHyug he same dasouatIy
co aas y2 o.1 matt be 'aaetedo opcf I'D separate
street
Second GonHcTcloupitcElAs street from Canal to ST. 10
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STREET Co1DR--OFFICIAL

L7IRsT DISTRICT POUND-Nyos brought
othe First District Pound DrJades street between
liza and Girod streets, rs estrlys-
One yellowsh brown horse Is hands high both hind
legs and right fore u0 white with white IL forehead and
short mil.
WINCH not claimed within ten days and the e%peuAes ere
on pHd will sold al public auct0uG 54id pound, 0uTUES
Day August 81 1855, Mt 10 O'clock A. II.
New Orleans, August 70, is5S.
GO. FLECHIER, Street Commissioner,
r. THEARD, Comptroller.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. DISBURSEMENT

Notice is hereby given that Oh MONDAY the 3gth inst
will atjEdicae, at Iuy oicy l. o'clock ii Tie above
contracts.
avs II T. THFARD CoY,ptrolIpr
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BEDS FOUNDRY, NEW ORLEANk.-fEEDs A
iti In eth4ers Snd Manufacturers Vertical ant Hort
M Ssa'9 EnEine Boilers Sugar Mills, Pens 5u
r., Sa NhEnefsl lters Steam H1rsa Fnger Drain.
lag Machines, SnW Mills Gin CInarre I'm fg1T,-5s "A
s toE bntngs Furnace Moutbs Crate Bars sec and ali
hLct inery required the South - - - 80 ~
7e eseg duly ard prepared 10 construct
fal2 dkWly stEns \ rr
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Notice hereby given that SATURDAY tile h day of
September sS VIII adJudicate my office clock NJ
che above
au2} IL +. THEARD Conptrol1er
The daily Butte record., 1858-02-02
To the Citizens of California
C A U r 10 NJ (!

II AM INFORMED that various liquor.mlxers of
Il New York, Boston and san Francisco, are extern
svely engaged in putting up in square bottles, under
various titles cheap limitations sfmy long established
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