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Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-03-08
N. w. GRAHAM,
(S,sccss@ors to ADAMS, GRAH1N & COS
FORW AROiNG MERCHANTS
w1ARF-BoAT PROPRIEToss,

WHARE-BOAT PROPRIETORS
C-lIEEO, lI.1.ENOIB.
sHIPPtSG AGENTs coMgAA4
AGENTS FOR ALL sTEAMERs RUNNING FROM AND
To THIS POINT.
Rates for F1y'Cdrdin0, incIHdf,g Dr,iyage GrAea -
qaG'1iiT.ss " Car Loud:
EI9g- NJ. cts per Dbl
hhsSN PorE aud Lard q ="
Grain IN SACKS ..ac per ton.
Sugar, Coffee aud Moiassts. ........sU
Drc GU0uS. 1900. .......-.......T5
l. on, Nails acd Glass ................, 60
Other HstIc-s in prop, .ttoa
Cash advances made q Property SHIPPED 20 GRAHAM
BOYLE, New Orleans.
To INSURE ULSP.a TON Goods FGOtaG . n CT e1s.,
mdTsed 80
q leefsr To Merchants generally. mhS-Ira
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-03-08

coat Circulation OF any Pape- In West
LHs ern Virginia.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-03-08
COMMEMORATE.
MAl{EII'I'
lHaggLlAe, Mareh 8, lsss.

CORRECTED DAILY PROM ACTUAL sALEs,
~ by 4. VI. PUNT IEEtY. II
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-03-08

The Citizens Opposite Bank.
~ Si- Capital stock % 1.-THE DcDosite lank'
authorized by an ~; q she Lss4tuTe Virginia. pas-.d
february stu, ISIS will be Cpeu=d under direciion 81
TIE ndsr'igt oniissontTs the 1T Of March 1855
~ me Manufaetnrrrs and Fsrrn-Ts Isaik OF WkesnE
To be let for days thereafter. Capital stock
OF SAID bEn shall b- less Hu TSSnty Thousand Dol.
lars TO be divided Into shaTeS Of
The terms and amounts % stoekt 20 be
made known At tire time O subscfibiBy.
GEO. ". SMITH, JACOB, IOESRROoR
JOHN r. nICKEY, NATIII, 4 AETUTTR
JAtOB BEEGER, Go AESDEL,
GEO. W. SIGHTS, JOHN ZzuCkLER,
JOHN X. BOTSPORD, VA BUsbEY
ALRliEu CALDWELL. frb!a
SHERiT and Madeira wa-i, Of superior quality Old
- Family Hhlsky. Blackberry BrAnay. Ginger brandy
Bass Co.'S Psis ln1iA Ale, store and sale BY
fsb%t ". "A. EDHARBs 4 BRO.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-03-08

throat was cut from car to ear.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-11-03
clip pings

How no MAKE A LADY STICK OUT HER LTTTIE
FINGER.-The best way Of securing this effect is to
put on the finger in question a handsome diamond
ring, The mere desire to display the diamond ring
in question to the best advantage is TO make the
lady stick out her little finger in the most charming
manner possible. When the effect begins to fail sub
stute another ring Of greater brilliancy, Success
must attend these repeated efforts
See how those worlds that roll afar
Serenely beam on one another
There nowhere burns sun or star,
But helps to cheer some darker brother.
WouldNs thou, 0 man! be good ard wise,
Share thus thy light among thy neighbors
In giving, not in boarding, lies
The truest need Of Learnings labors.
woEDERFuL-The editor of the Clinton Courier
records the astonishing fact that five ladies' all resi-
dents OF Clinton, on q certain day within the last
fortnight, took passage in a stage from Clinton tC
Utica, and during the entire drive of an hour and
quarter, not one Of them spoke to the other!
Pride is as cruel beggar as want, and great dea
more saucy. When you have bought one fine thing
you must buy ten more that your appearance may be
all Of piece. 1t is easier to suppress the first de
sire than to satisfy all that follows it.
Temperance puts wood on the fire, meal in the
barrel -four in the tub money in the purse credit il
the country contenment in the house. clothes on the
children ygor in the body, intelligence in the brain
and spirit in the whole constitution.
A NATURAL IEFERENoE--"Jack think youl
father is going to fay you and make leather Of youl
skin" "Whyso@ "Because | heard him say that
he would tan your hide well for you
A PAIR OF CoNs.-When is a door more than a
door When it is TO (two.) Why is the medica
profession the most tedious Because it requires
more patience (patients) than any other.
In village school, recently, when the scholar
parsing the word wait occurred in the sentence
The Youngest who was up-a bright eyed little Eel
low--puzzled over the word for few minutes, ant
then, bright idea struck him, he burst out with
/" can conjugate it, Positive waif comparative
wafer; superative, sealing-wax."
Soon after Whitfield landed in Boston on his secont
visit to this country, he and DR.. Chauncy met in th
Streets and touching their hats with courteous digni
ty bowed to each other. So you have returned
DR.. Whitfield, have your He replied, +" Yes, revsr
end sir in the service OF the Lordo am sorry tx
hear it, said Chauncy. So is the devil was thu
answer given as the two divines, stepping aside at
distance from each other touched their hats ant
passed on.
This age should be characterized in history as tn,
age of lGgerheads!
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-11-03
Schedule of Mails.
NEW ORLEANS POsT-OFFICE.
WINTER ARRANGEMENT
From LIST November. 1858, to Iat JUNG. Is5s

WINTER ARRANGEMENT
From LIST YovenE,er. 1858. to LAT .T,,,;e. 1850
OFFICE H0URS-Week Days, from A. NJ. to 6
O'Clock P. NJ. Sundays and Holidays from to II
O'Clock A. M.
EASTERN MAIIl-Due dailyat s A NJ; cIosesdaily
at28 Z. M for prepaid letters, and at P. M
for prepaid foreign letters; except on Sunday
when the mails will be closed at II A. NJ. Sup
plying Bay 81, Louis and Pass Christian on Wed
nesdays and Fridays.
LAKE COAST MAIL-FOrt Pike, Bay St, Louis
Pass Christian, Mississippi City, Biloxi and
Ocean Springs, on Tuesdays and Saturdays, at .
p. NJ. and Thursdays at s A. NJ; Pascagonla on
Tuesdays and Saturdays at ) +. M. ',S's 80 =
ROUTE 8, l66---New Orleans to Memphis-Supply
ing Baton Rouge, Red River Landing NatChez
Vicksburg, Lake Providence, Grand Lake, Ark.
Greenyille, Miss; Columbia, Ark; Casters Land
ing, Napoleon, Helena and Memphis Closes on
Monday, Wednesday and Friday at 8 P N. Due
ROUTE 76l3-To GAINESVILLE, MissNi.eayes New Ell
New Orleans every Friday at A. M. Due ey.
cry Saturday at 6 p. NJ.
Vlo66SBuRG MAIL--Suppying DonaldsonviIle
tlaqnemne, Baton Rouge, Port Hudson, st, Fran
clsVllle, Pointe COupee, Morganza, Red Rivel
Landing, Supplying Alexandria, Grand Ecore
Natchltoches, Shreveport and Eastern Texas J
Fort Adams, Natehez Waterproof Rodney, St
Joseph, Grand Gull, AshWood, Warrenton, New
carthage and Nlcksburg Closes on Tuesday
thursday and Saturday at z. NJ Due on Mon
- day, thursday and Friday at 10 A. N.
81 FRANGlSNll4LE OR COAST MAIL.-Supply
ing McCnteheon,s, ST. Charles. Taylors, Grande
Pol1te, Bonnet Care, Edgards, Vachere, Brin
glers, Cantrells, Tureaud's Donaldsonyille, (and
llnterorl New River, Bayou Goula, Ibervile,
Plaquemlne, Manchac, Bruly's Iand'g, Baton
Rouge, (and inteTT) Lobdell's Store, Port Hud
son, hermitage, waterloo, and ST. FranclsWlle
|, (and lnterior.) Closes on Sunday, Wednesday
ana Frlday, at I A. NJ, and Mondays at 3 2. M
Due on MONDAY, wednesday, Thursday and Sat
uIq az 6y = :, a. NJ
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-11-03

EXTENT OF THE SORGHUM CULTURE.-Now that
the manufacture of the present crop of Chinese
cane has commenced, the frequent statements in oul
exchanges show that very large amount was
planted, considerably more we should think than
last year A gentleman who recently passed through
the interior of Iowa assures the Davenport Times that
in some counties he passed through he saw fully as
much Chinese sugarcane growing as ordinary corn
and that both soil and climate seem well adapted 10
its culture. A paragraph in another Iowa exchange
states that farmer had satisfied himself that an
excellent article of molasses could be produced at a
cost of only sixteen cents per gallon better n fact
than that usually sold for 81 25 The Times conf
IDENTITY sets down Iowa as a sugargrowng State, and
declares that even she is capable of producing
enough for home consumption
VIM. Barlow, Esq of Davenport, says the Times,
who has just returned from tour through Missouri
Tennessee, Alabama and Kentucky, states that the
planters in those States have made experiments in
sorghum culture this year and they are universally
successful. They speak in the highest terms of the
new cane. Mr. B. states that be saw great many of
the old fashioned cider mills in use grinding the
cane in the same way that apples are ground.
We hope every farmer in the Northwest who has
cane to manufacture will conduct his experiments
thoroughly, so as to produce the best possible article
of sugar or molassesp as the case may be- and also
to determine the cost of the production Of each
lChieago Press and Tribune.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-11-03
from the Chicago Times.
a Smack of Tobacco.


a lively lover once, It's said,
Selected in his funny head
q little autic)
&n talking with his lady love,
a theme not over and above
Romantic.
A subject very strange indeed,
ne other than the Indian weed;
No less.
saw can make it plain and true
4 locomotives apt to chew
Now guest
Eroye me thing 50 strange as this,
&Ld Ell reward you With kiss,
Kersmaek ~
Ttala promise made, our lover wink'd
az caused bis lips to pucker SO, you'd thinl
They'd crack.
4 locomotive see-Im not joking,
rs Hiust be confessed, is given to smoking
That's sure.
But will also make it out
4 locomotive y, beyond doubt,
4 chewer.n
Giving his arms the proper gank,
Ea initiate an engine crank,
Tue motion forWard first he chew,
aud then the backward motion too
Eager to press the promised prize,
Efe p4ekered his lips and twinkled his eyes,
Tosmack her,
Observe the sound
IS the crack comes roud =
he drchig said
Els choo-- choO-oh0O
10 go ahead,
4Ana ch0o--Ghoo- -chetu
9obackey,n
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Fairer far
Elsza The 6ivinest dream Of him who drew
Tie stately Eos, guiding up the blue,
Her genmed and golden car.
From out the tent Of Night
8seere$h the radiant Morning, brushing back
Elfa clouds like blossoms from her rosy track
With diamond deWs bedight.
The priestIy mocking.bird
s4keti the grosbeak with his early hymn,
&ad down the slopes, and through the forests
Sweet, holy sounds are heard.
Proud, regal, purple bells
gw7ag from the fox-groyea plume, and daisies
white,
.aad siIvery fairys fringe. are cleaning bright
Der oil the grassy swells.
Pomepranates, golden-brown
EgFan delicate nectar through each rifted rind,
Aa5 ghastly witches feather on the wind
Comes slowly riding down.
The gray cicada sings
1Erawsiiy mid tn aceasia's featheTy leaves,
&k1e round her web the caterpillar WeaYes
The last white silken rings.
October silently
sis pleasant work futfls with busy hands,
NJ aIia, cheering MIN, floats Ter the SHINING sands
The murmer Of the sea-
Dreaming the long night hours
tEE white sails coming DER the tossing deep,
See bath arisen from her strange, glad deep
To look for rare, bright flowers
Cups honied to the brim
9ad fruits and brilliant grasses, and the stems
stHf mgrtles with their waken diadems,
To offer unto him.
Steady, thou freshening breeze,
aer dark eyes say, as DER the sparkling main
szs gazeth- steady, till thon bring again
That ship from distant seas.
So, ere his golden wine
Tic setting sun adown the valley pour,
&sssE eyes may watch with me, beside the door
The autumn day decline.
Oh birds! oh breezes freel
ssa cray not bring her from shat rocky coast,
1lle proud ship, stranded, nor the tempest t0st
From underneath the sea!
But when she YEARLY
SHALL pray for comfort, Of that country tell
s. here all the lost are crowned with asphodel
And there is no more sea
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-11-03

A CAMEL CoRPs,-A new camel corps organized
in india is thus described by an Allahabad cores
pondent Of the Delhi Gazette, He says:
Last evening the Governor. General, Commander
n.Chef and suite, were out on the mdidan reviewing
the camel corps, about 400 of these ungany beasts
going through military evolutions. 1t was novel
and curious spectacle to see these animals performing
almost oil the movements of cavalry. Besides the
native driver (who is of course armed) there is on
every camel hardy Briten who occupies the back
seat, and quite in position to use his rife. The
camels well trained to the word of command On
recognized touch Of the guiding string down would
they drop on their knees, the raemen would be off in
second and go into skirmishing order till the word
Of recall was issued, when they would shoot back to
theirplaces, remount, and almost simultaneously like
brown mass growing out of the ground, would the
camels regain their feet $50 to speakl in their own
awkward modethat is, first their hinder parts and
then their long stretching necks You can fancy
what a rare scene the whole was.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-11-03

A New Way TO BRING UP THE Constructing a
few days in Missouri, in sections where the cows
have wide range, we heard a new entcement to
bring the COWS home regular at eve. That was feed.
ing them with sugar the same as you would salt-a
little handful at eve, at the same time of day would
bring them back TO the gate with regularity as un.
falling as the sun, After they are well trained in
sngareating, itmay be0mitted every other night. Al
bait dozen notable housewives assured me that the
Iact was wei worth knowing. f0hio Farmer,
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Orleans DAILY Crescent,
me Orphan Boy.
~ oHARtRs SWAIN.

Pre- room Il cold--the night is cold
Esat night ia dearef far than day
500 tlsea in dream TO hin it seems,
Sglat she's returned who's gone away
ais Gears are past-he clasps her East
Again she holds him on her knee
AM8--iti his sleep--he murmnrs deep,
On Mother, go no more from me "
EuE morning breaks. the child aWakes-
Tue areamer's happy dream hath lied
Tie fields look scar, and cold and dTeaF-
Like orphans mourning Summer dead!
Tine wild birds spring, On shigerlng Wing,
OF, cherries, cliiFp from tree TO tree
aud still lie cries with weeping eyes, i,
oh! Mother dear, come back TO me
car no one tell where angels dwell
Hes called them DIT I'll they grew dim /;
Ng 6EIey were naar--and he could hear
ne thinks they'd bring her back 70 him !!
" q angels sweet, conduct my feet,
&c cries, HheFe'er her home may be;
an fead me on 10 where she's gone,
1E bring my mother back to me y
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8e&1gY. Socrates called beauty a shortliYed
cgEs4HE Plato, privilege Of nature Theophrastas,
q aAAat cheat; The0cTitus, delightful prejudice !;
SsaEncsdesi solitary kingdom Domitian said, that
aatasHg was more grateful Aristotle affirmed, that
ailsy vas better than all the letters OF recommend
a&saa 81 Tue world Homer, that twas glorious gift
ri aAsElFe and Ovid, abiding to ii, calls it favor
assaaEed by the gods
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-11-03

lzwyers have ludicrous way Of identifying
selves with their clients by speaking in the
Hsaasd aRmber. "aentlemen Of the jury said a
GazltasEg Of the Western circuit, sat the moment the
go says he saw Us 10 the tap, will prove that
gne were locked In the station,6ouse in state Of
&a1lxieation.p
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-11-03

efaSiie was once colonel Of volunteer corps ana
Est iaerior TO the Excise Volunteers then noto
7i1g taa worst in England, so they ought to ba i
sA 8ssklue seeing that the Excise people are all
GEaarss Isegers9 - %
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NEW GRANADA, WEST COAST OF SOUTH
AMERICA, CALIFORNIA AND OREGON,
SANDWICH ISLANDS, AUSTRALIA AND
VANDlEMAN'SbA LAND NEW SOUTH WALES
AND GHINA.-Gloses on the 4th and 18th of
each month, at p NJ. Arrives on or about the
18th and 28th of each month.
- postage to South PaciHc Letters, Sac; papers,
&c.
Postage to New South Wales Victoria. South
Australia, etc., via England, by packet or private
ships, 81 cents single rate, prepaid via France,
Ocents each quarter ounce prepaid is added to
the above postage; via New York, by private
ships, cents, prepaid.
Es Postage to Peru Letters, 22c: papers. &c.
IS Postage 70 Bogota New Granada) Letters, I8c
papers, &c.
10 Postage to China New South Wales, Sandwich
Islands via San Francisco: lOc., prepaid.
@@ me postage places the West coast of South
america, via Panama, is On each single letter,
S4eentsi and on each newspapAa cents when
seat ] ana 10 cents on each lette and cents on
~ me postage to New Granada direct is 10 cents
single rate, and cents each newspaper: and tn
the sandwich Islands, Australia Van Dieman's
Land and China, Via San FraheiscoA is on
each single letter, 10 cents, payable in advance
~ The single letter rate to California and OREGON Is
l0cents, prepaid. On newspapers, etc. he do.
nestle rates apply.
s. F. MARKS, P. M.
NER ORLEANS November /, 1863
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$HSEaEogs GHLD.--Mother-He Tommy 10 son,o
nice castor oil with orange ice in it. 40 'Viii'
s99sar--A oW, remember, don'tgivei it all to Tom.
CdatmY, (who has "been there doctors a nice
aE1a. VA, give it all to the Doctors :" -1s'
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HGrahoIdt tells US that be met one dav II biu
,Aiassls' With naked Indian, who had painted his
aedg S9 as to represent blue Jacket and trowsers
qEzSa black buttons.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-11-03

5EE aA9pEsr YET.-The heaviest blow me militia
Sc 81 Virginia has yet received d recorded ~ a
- bapaf, which states that traveller going
LIS faE the chain gong. -s'''''e' es4"- y = q
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4 geutIemaa On taking a booB 10 ba bo,n5 -
aEed whether be would have ii bo1nd Il P,s WI
49, he replied, Russia too far Off viii have i
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-11-03

teaeeFs are not entirely lost 10 tba rsfi,a,o,,t ~
S ateat. Tor the following toast was ejven III one
81 " slsal y eeleeTation" the lades9sweetbrers
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%eWe1i6 you not love to gaze on Macs. s,.o.. a.
es roaaatie young girl to her less romantic c6n,
4@as9a- Dh, no, said he, II should not re ~
aiEHe cataract always ID my eyei wv ''A' 70
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81 ga bachelors definition of love-A little sigh.
II Liste crying little dying, and great deal Of
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st persons are particularly snitefnl against toso
eass!ss e others which they themselves have. They
y. rs 90 monkey scratching and grinnng n
Gag 1iaaie monkey in the glass. ~
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~ 81 Games Herring vas demonstrated with for
~ y Flsag earlier can make my mind up to it,
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Gold is worshipped in ali climates with a single
temple and by all classes without single bypocrite
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THE muARhE.

SSe srsiaple grass, and prize the flowers Of May,
1es grass y green when flowers do fade away.
IRobeFt SunLhRal.
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M EDECALI HOUSE, No. 80 Cnstomhouse street. near
LF4 Royal streeFor the Cure OF Old Chronic Mercural
Syphc and all Private Diseases without Mercury hndrannB
from business to friends and guaranteed
all caseB.
The unparalleled success which has attended Dr. Jaes
lice in all the United States and Europehe many re-
mArSRbie he has effected wcn pronounced incur
able by the eminent physicians use him in offering his
the confidence the unfortunate. The following
Of the diseases termed Pyae and which, 10
conjunction with newly discovered Remedies Dr. James per.
mRuenty eradiCaes namely Syphilis primary secondary and
Nocturnal Emissions Periodical Affections females however
complicated they be- Diseases of the Back Lona
Examination Of the Bladder and KidneyBt Rheumatism Hydro
cele Cancers Ulcers Iumors and all Diseases of the Skin
Dr. James would also call the attention especially those
who have privately and improperly injured themselves Ia that
ting them for either business society," viz Constitutional
biliy lmpoency The following of the and
melancholy effects produced by early habits of youth viz
Weakness of Back and Limbs Pain in the Head Dmness
Vision Loss Of Muscular Power Papitaton OF the Heart Dys-
pepsia Nervousness lrrabliy, Symptoms of Consumption
dreaded Loss OF Memory Confusion of fGeas Depression Of
Spirits Evil ForebodingB, Aversion to Society, Self DBrnst
Love Solitude Tmidity etc. Of the evils produced
Al persons afflicted with Of the above symptoms should
not IAN 10 call on Dr. james and be at restored perfect
health let no false deacy you apply once and
save yourself from the awful and dreadful consequences
terrible malay.
Weakness Of the Immediately cured and full yigor
restored. 90
Remember, 1.-THE Medical House of Dr. 50 Custom
house
Private separate reserved Hours of attendance
from A Nj to P. NJ.
Consultations strictly confidential,
S-Becent cases Of GOnorhes cured twenty hours
or no pay. DIR. JAMES,
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easility q said to be eating meat with silver
9 EaR4 wren The butcher has not been paid. s'.'SA
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

-
OOMPTkUlllhR'S OFFICE, I
- y City Of New Orleans, July Z, 1855.
IL EGsDEAVAhD, That the Comptroller be, md
~ &c Is hereby authorised and required 70 give notice. by
YIN the ninth section Of ordnaece NO 42 approved March
~ s0 9e Council will not pay any b against me cy unless
under authority OF an order from tine comptroller
VI sSsVfutllGe win the ordinance referred to;
lsgnedl y. b. IkAJH,
To5, FEesldent Board q AsssI I "a Aiuefnens
LSsHeul II y, 7 IAECE
t,ro,,5. 90 ,o,- president board Oh Adormeh'
AAFtt,EoNeIl april 81 1893.
LslghedI JOHN Il. LEWIS Mayor,
The aenonol the officers of the city and Of the public Is
respectfully called to the foregoing resolution.
r. THEARD,
tyl6H Comptroller City Of New Orleans.
--
City Of New Orleans October Is, 1888. S
No. 4l53 /
Rsoled 1.-THE Comptroller and he hereby authorized
10 AdiudlcRe to the lowest bidder affair Ian js nrp in ina
Official journal contract for the constructiSn II font
ways wide connect tho yyharyes nj the First s
trfct from most is 10 pos 3-the suid IAN w. w m Il,
accordance with specifications on fla in ~ aF{,a
the Common Council
ISened CHAS II wATnO
President Board of Assistant Aldermen
fSgned j. o. NINDN
President FoaTi If Alderman
Approved October o. 1875 "
ISipnedI GERARD STTTFT NTavor
- u'''
Notcs IS hereby given That on W ND NESDAf 10Th OF No
EeinPer next VIII auJudcate at my once az IL O'Clock, NJ
.ue . soG IS contract ~ rr,r,rr =, -...,,
20 IL /. Ill15NIeI1, G-llplLoiler.
- 1str,ctiCE n 80 - 80 80 tllS
9 @ 10y % !oGa Ss Te' y e9n
Go sha be re accordance
the following manner y ''' '' d"
L. sEst feet ,o The :o ggca ] 3
the heads The Posts PCT sha BE- '9asS
md iIrSrt ~ e ~ Y - $500 al ,n siaii Ia