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4tea> Na tfs- Httt5t4r
GaiIard Danyipe, gendarme Of the
Queen, author Of ia C,as,ris," a Aeroi-
eomlcal poem (l63l, in du5deciu,o,) took
care to apprise his readers that he COM
menced this work during an o.Beial voy-
age across Styria, aad concluded it on
repairing to Bavaria in France On the
Kings service. lie boas.ed OF having
composed more than nine hundred verses (
IN twelve days, without infringing in ghe I
least on Lis other voealioas. This was
not bad for a geajarme.
Volta,re, al tie age of sixty-niuc, 10
lies, 63,composed the tragedy of~OIympie. "
/. Il was the work Of six days" wrote he
to one Of his friends, whose opinion I'd.
wished 10 have On The merit Of ibis piece.
: The author should no, have taken rest
/ On the seventh, replied his friend. "ue
would have repentod his work" replied
/ Voliare Some time after lie returned
I tie piece with several corrections.
! Mary Darby, a celebrated English
actress, who died in 1900, composed in
twelve hour. poem, comprising three
hundred aud fifty verses. It's but just
to say that the greater number of these
works, written thus hu.riedly, lived but
as short a time as was taken to compose
them.
Two theologians Of the fourth century,
lDidymus and Theojorus, have left, the
former six thousand, the latter ten thou
sand volumes, or we had better say one
six thousand and the other ten thousand
.ueatises.
The works Of Alfred the Great (dicd
Il280) published in 1854, formed twenty
one volumes in folio.
The Chronicle of Horneck, a German
historian Of the thirteenth century, con
: tanned cighty-three thousand verses
r The style of this Chronicle was equally
good as that Of Hennin, author of a po
EN- Of a hundred songs. Soycuih, az
Arabic author Of the fifteenth century
has left more than sixty works on all sub
jects. The celebrated lieisierseaga
? Hans-Sachse, who died IN 1876, has lcf,
between all his writings, twenty-six com
edies, and twcnty-seven tragedies sacred
and ffty-two comedies, and twenty eigh
tragedies profane; sixty four farces 9
+ the carnival; ffty-nine fables; one hun
r. dred and sixteen allegoricaI tales on
hundred and ninety seven comic tale.
and three hundred and seven poems, sa
cred and profane. He had besides, tram
s lated and put into verse several portion
Of the Bible
+ Macedo, Portuguese Franciscan Of m
5. seventeenth century, is author Of Gi
II three pangyrics, sixty di>courses, thiri
two prayers, one hundred anl twent
'e three gie les, one hundred and iiftet
"a epitaphs, two hundred ard 'w-'e, ,ic.
tory epistles, sesen LrrlreI letters, tv
le thousand six hundred epic poems, f,
s. hundred elsgies. one hundred and &,
8f I l. - Il f........ 4 ... s.-.....- r.. L - .
Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1858-01-08

e. The sweet light of friendship is
ike the light of phosphorus, seen plainly
when all around is dark.
Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1858-01-08

Gg7 Those beings only are fit for soli-
tude who ike nobody, are like nobody,
and are liked by nobody.
Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1858-01-08

gg The woman who marries for mon
is not overstoeked with delicacy.
Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1858-01-08

CO 4 yoang man stated, that at ons
period Of his hia be bad m nearly be-
irayed iuig the principles 4 inadeliiy !
but, be added, 'Ihsre Is oae argument
in favor 0f Christianity vhieh / could
never Fefule-lLa consistent eonduci Of
my osu.iasber."
Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1858-01-08

c. We should consider Integrity ss
of more weight than oathsi Or observe
lhe purpgri a shat tlea promised more
strictly tlaa 40 oaih.
Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1858-01-08

c. They rho respect themselves will
BE- Lonored bot thay b 10 not care
about tleiF character will be despissa.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1858-04-23

0raf Serlen blldte Ii6tbar HberraIGt unb
petwrrt III baS blei4e 2lntlie beS Generals,
pel1e1 tlamnenoe Su9en nit 5ornigenl Ausbruf
ouf tbul rubten. '"'' 'st j .1A.
54 weiB ni4t, ftanlmelte er perle8en, iA Bin
nn8eptB : "-Ia5 s.
st4, nein SER, sic pilien e8 nur su gut,
Dap S9wepen benz Serrn bon Stael nod i'm.
ner tietnen 9ta4fct9er ge9eben 6ut, unp pap Der
Gth5l9e, Den e8 Ienpen ppllte, Don ten Ouectc>
rum 5urIif9epieien tperben ntuBte. Oeler
@tn6t9e mareh Sic, mem Ser! Snnt9e 8anre
baben BON lan8en 3eiten Der bic fran36j6e uno
Die 1dpebnhe 9eatIDn pereinist unD t6 9laube,
Sd)meoen loute 9eraDe itbt Die 0rrBe BiAtia,
teIt oerlelren mebr ais ie erpGaen uno erteunen
9Ste lcl man i1 Daber bieIes 8enebmen re8
Sofe8 bon Stcfbclm erfldren, Der es Iicb 3ur
Aut9abe 81 ma9en f6eint, i6erau, 1et'8 mad
paris poer lonit, wO Die fron51liIden 8epcuz
uldhtt9ten lt1 befinben, Wtnllter uno @!Ianpte
81 idideu, peren Yerlouen iebem fran3SitIden
Sir9er melentli1 3upiper fem naIien. : 'l'
Dies 1T 9etpiB nidt Die Abiidt neines Soe
fe8, rlef @raf 5erlen bafig,
Ita8 iein, ia9te 8onaparte Itol3. 9t6er if
nOhte BOD miiien. O6 e8 Der G6nig bon S6mes
ben nit @lei69ifet8feit aniebeu piiroe, menn
eIu fran56liIher @'elanbter terluGen wpnte, bas
Solf pDn Stpfbplm 9e9en Jpn auf3ure9en. @6en
10 ment8 fann Die fran5Diii9e Hepublf e8 bull
ben, Dap Wtdnner, Die Dur9 lbre 8erbinpun9
NIT benz alten Sofe bon 6ranfreid nur su Be-
fannt ltno, fpnlnen, unt bic republfantl9en
@elan0ten 81 ar9ern unc gu reBeu, bic @e1anps
ten oe8 erten Splte8 Der @rDe, ba8, beppr e8
nod 1etne PCltif um 9atb fra9t, ra8 @efI6l
le1ner 2SIroe apfreht gu erbalten peiB.
S9 peroe iD8lei1 naA Stcd9olm a6reiIen,
nm meinent 0cfe ptee 2tulitt be8 Sie9er8 BON
Stallen mt5atbeilen, fa9te @raf Terlen, blei9
Dor Aer8er unb uor @don. --...'
Sbnn Sic bas, reiIen Sie iooleid) a6, rief
Srnaparte un8eltim, unp ia9en sic Sbrem
Serrn, oaB lpenn er bieIes alte @erDQ elmer per-
braudten POlitif niAt anpert id ibm zines Gae
9eS elnen 8uten biplrmatilden @a8cooner idtfs
fen mer0e, Der e6 Oerltebt, Die WfaI6iue Al pers
elata6en unp iie i'm Sdritt seben 3u MAIDEN.
Der S6nt9 @ultap miro eS pielleiGt aud 3u lpat
unD auf feline Soften sinleben Iernen, Dap man
Die 3a9el Der 0fe9ierun9 nit felter OanD ball
ten, uno it9 nit bet anpern natiirli1er QSeiIe
beS SAwerte8 bebienen muB, 70 lan9e e8 nod
3elt lit. geben sic metn Derr, baS Sbrem
SGnt9 gu ia3en. "
@)raF Terlen ermiberte nid)t8, CT tta6te nur
eiue ltumule, bafti9e 8erbeugun1, unD ieiuem
blnter tbm ftebenoen geIauotl l6aft8perlcnal ei=
nen 28naf 9ebenp, perlteB ct nit leinem @efolge
ben Saal
8cnaparte perfpl9te i'm Bis gum Qu89an9e
nit ielnen 9liibenben, fiulteren 8liden, Damn
monote ct lid peper Den @elanpten 81. .
(6Ortlebnng fplst)
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'SMgpl1a co 81.
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4we% w Sneem MIR uns auts gieue ben 9etfaa be
1E4@S&A neutt9en pubtttumS tn Nmerit1 su erperDfn
9GUsn eflapen ptr uns au cine pubItdtpn unleres
VrlGgs aaImertiom ~ maGen = g8tr Seranaasneu ttn
nens "a q tauS8ab Won t4H
Neel9'S llmrtiie gu Sdiner unb @SStbe
aum I erltennaie NIT enati4em unb b9utidbem 9epte.
SdillerS y9iep BON Der @lude," !. .geooYts i'm
Soae," Ser Sampf init benz Dra6en." NriI
OOlin, ooer Der Sang nad benz @iIcnbomnm,e9r m9@
uno ,@Ot9e'8 6ault" in 119 enbtrten 8lStterrt
nit erfldrenbem 3erte in beutluer unb enoli.
der Sprade. Die gebi6te Iino in ben beifem
rorbanoenen en8lifden lleberIebuaaen.
WepPsn; 9rets $l2. o"'w"t y"
@le9dnte &tnb6nee NIT @ObInt In WarpceD pbsr eofe
leosr dn standardization greifen " '
Wes berubmre J IIu frdtipnen Fnb spct
oeutl9er STUNT, pie BITE Tefe beSb eutfen do
"peS pc @eHt tttn anberes WDlt fann elm nIihsS gsrT
~ snsF4alt Gns8enprt auweR. Our6 BE funios 49,
ntatpltae GHt9ruun8 un0 Mufaduua brbf Psnf% ~
petH bteier S9tlr en D dtuaoon bprwrr S ~
tun 6fPBeren SrlanoaB BON ptbes NouG~ bsISnSSrs R
rG9en. ON"H NeiphUsFp pel>
| Der gettaa, ben bic 81 es 10 f5eu SIInHro4.,
ptt9u anpe oar betptclps nnb bUcn mir to bisSs rS
gFaVaS9aoe MT bsn en8ltfen Gerte Ser1sbf ppn gsn
M lg.n Uep ~@eF1taaern tre~pi8 beertb wer6en Dirb.
2I3e pe"lI0e Sn9banolun9 BON Q8nt. Stable.
800 Groapman 0tem=gprf
qat Der Debit Iternpmmn, pel6e tn ben e5tonb osr.s.
Se0eFpsrIaHGrn eHen en9emeienen abatt au oefafter
6-..11 g IS. 20 Gpt ia iGe 6uhbanbuna
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Nyb. SSSocfertcI1e Gcrnle.

@rfdtrune, fCpte bic 2ufmunrung abtret1er Grsnnoe
ntener Mnitalt befmmen mid am T. Wtat s. ene mJ gF
RON bis Sabren ins 2eben Sn uen Dtsle S@ule 10l
n bic Stele br ipeenanneu 8stnneeri0atea we leI9e
In Den6dnb beeben ais blcBe Bepabr1 uno Sptelantalt
Sertret en- lpnbern tbr 8wsd tit: benz enoerperbnpen Sin
aus unO fprpd6renpen un6epa9tsn Ssrbr auf Der SraB
DOr,ubeuoen baS Rtub auf 9efte unD trrperde gDlen
iur oen unb namenl been Seelenftde fur ben na9pl,
SenSen eeprbnetsn unb sMfammeab6n8eaben S6ulanerr
empfGneld Az ma6en. gUn btelem Stanbpunte aus Bee
trotet wtrb freubSe g9rBun0 Der &natt pDbl
osuIeben n un6 t9 erbttte mir ote Gbetlnabme metner
8reanbe AnmeRaassa werRsa tn mensm 5ente entsessn-
oenrmmen. ph. 2DGGer. t
San2Sg g3Altel Ne.e ~. f5.3 t.t
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a5ebtf8i1it9ets
DerataeIt@ co., Baltimore Weder" erf&etnt
ehen Dlpreen (ntt @usnabme hes SUnntd9e) unb
fOfet genfs per gDpde, an 6te ErdSer Saplbdr.
Der ,gDeder" wirb sbsnfeas IN gDaiStnstun anN
tns 5dus befprst. Z
gurd Sic QOf S,r5enset fpftet Der t6eltde ,gDeder
So Sd per Sabr, tn unbtbtnpter UprGusbe
5ablHn6,
Rs- Dds % d aenb at beg 8alttntSre aDeder
erf6en eben dreitas unb tptet iGbrti& 50 tn unbe-
btn9ter DEMONSTRATING.
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s CT 5 tn a IT 5 $ a 3 II

A5eENmerMn8 DeScm ScuerSSef1hr@
Associated Firemens-Insurance,
. x. 5 y altimDre. asa.s a..i.
J1t. Sputb< nabe 0altirlpreltra6e.
g GtrettUrum ber "a r. Cettrteu 5euermannS
&erungS- @sfellf6aft ". Iammet t9 tda
H2 tn bem @el6aftSptale Der @Ompaente 9r.4 Sputtft
aat &rtn ApglitaUnen CUR 8erF4erpue Spn baffe
nernen u}s b6sraen (8rams 5dufern 9eerttatn, ReH'
@ebGut 2DGarenlaeern 9ausbaun6s .(SerGtbI9dfttn
WDbsIn pnte ant ales fOnftse Gtsent9um Besen bic
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The daily BALTIMORE WEKCER is published
every morning Except Sunday and is delivered bv
Carriers to City Subscribers at Cts. per week.
The WECKER is also delivered in the Cities of
washington and Wheeling daily by Carriers
~o Price for Mail Subscribers of the daily WECKER
SS 80 in advance.
1 sag- The weekly BALTIMORE WECKER is publis
,Oo+ m@u every Friday at 81 per annum and 81 per
ADVERTISEMENTS reasonable terms
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-03-02

81
Some 1900 hhds sold about pre- rates
Fair TO Fully Fair 5615ssc q n.
AoLAssEs.. Advanced, with sales Of 300 bbls at 2O
25e for very Inferior Good 2 and sc for Prime
and Choice will 900 half bbls at zs@S2c q gallon.
FLOUR. market dull with sales OF barely 1000
bills including i Ohio and Indiana 81 80 and 500 in lots
at 81 sS@s4 625S y bbl
GRAIN. Corn good request aud some $500 sacks
sold including ss Mixed white at Sc and &C. 1000
White in lots S. in lots al g. 500 yellow a. g.
100 at6i and ISL Fancy Yellow zoe = bushel or whst
sls sacks Fair sold and 81 for White s7
Red at 81 and 400 Choice White 81 70 y bushe OF Oats
400 sacks st. Louis sold part Saturday at 440c
bushe mostly te former rate Small lots Of Bran were
selling At 75asoc u 100 Ms
PROVISIONS sales Pork comprised 2i5 bbls Mess
at SO and 400 Extra heavy rs bb the latter being
the retail OF Bacon 30 casks Ribbed Sides sold In lots ut
Ole and % erces Dueld Fancy Sugar Cured Hams at gc
n OF Green Meats 80 Dry ssled brought &c for
shoulders ard 10 y for Hams sales Of Lard included
20o kegs IN lois asl2c q H.
HAX..An oer Of s2i refused for natboat loAd
Of Western
coFFEE-. .saesof has bags at lie y h.
BAGGlN9 so bales Kentucky Hand loom sold at l3c y
yard. cash.
GuNNx BAGs...lso bales medium weight were taken at
li5zc
SPIRITS TURPESTISE., Sales Of 20 bbls in lots at OK
9eoe a gallon.
WHISKY The market dull with sales Of some Extra
Reciihed at 2ll2c 100 Dexers g. and some Raw
At 2shc v gallon.
FREtGHTs. Two ships taken for Liverpool Mt 1924
FOR Cotton consignment given away same one
taken for Antwerp at c for Genoa for Boston
At 5sc.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-03-02


The Galveston News Of Saturday last has the fol-
lowing
There are now upwards of twenty-one thousand
bales Of cotton in this city which is about eighteen
thousand bales more than we had last wear at this
time, Is shown by Mr. Sorleyis statement published
~ our last ISSUE This large amount OF cotton beyond
what was ever before on hand at any time Is at.
lbaabe TO the Instructions Of planters TO their
factors % hold on in expectation Of an advance in
price,
Passengers inform Us that the new channel lately
Guy by Capt Bradbury at the mouth of the Trinity
now 10 nled up, that the boats have abandoned Il
A.ogelher, and go in and out OF the Trinity by the
CID ehannel Il would therefore seem that the money
expended has done but little good.
he Civilian Of the same date has the following
The cotton market the past week has presented a
more settled appearance than at any other time
curing tne season The sales Of the week amount 10
near two thousand bales. The range for Middne
has been from l0l to II cts. per Is. Other quail
ties IN proportion The market has every Indication
Of steadness.
OF cotton THIS season exceed those last wear 10 the
amount OF II $50 bales-the receipts of lie present
season being 67404 against As ,e5i, an increase of
nearly nifty per cent, while the decrease, for the
whole country, has been nearly forty per cent
The Texan says that business is now taking a more
healthy movement in San Antonio and the country
asaund the roads are now good, and vet there has
been no frost to materially ipjnfe vegetation.
Hundreds Of thousands Of acres are already prepared
fer planting, and many have already planted. Every
thing now bids fair for fruitful season.
The Texan says a few days since some one thought
20 introduce new act in the drama Of San Antonio,
and having dressed in female attire and covered his
face with mask. mounted Burro. and commenced
parading the streets A shower Of eggs, however
soen closed the scene,
w.. c1.-..n..-..-
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-03-02
ARRIVED.

Steamship Gen Rusk Smith, from BaEos Santiago to Harris
Morgan Aco-lst dist.
1 TO Jennings, LAnghand 6co--is, dist.
seamsnn Magneia Jones rom Indanola and Galveston
Ship Indiana. Coffin, ~ days from New York TO O Woorua
ship Resl@ Bagss Il days from New York. to Fo.dic
sehr 4 spsarang Rogers days from Vera eru spearng
sehr fsnas,on Rogers from Tampa Bay via Pun,a Rosa
IN ballast 10 masier-2d dist l6
scbr Lizzie Metzick Rove days from Pensacola Hurley
sehr Conquest jenkins days from Pensacola 60 John Hur
ley &co--Basin.
sehr Anna Belle Ellis two days from Pensacola 20 master
schr rowhaOu Caro- As hours from Pensacola to John Hurley
schr Baslde Meyers days from Mobile to maserBa.in
Schooner Helena MaSen days from Mobile, 10 CIV Newton
schr Telegraph Baker days from Mobile to maser-Basp
Schr klma Smith, days from Pensacola masor-Iasin
sehr 1ame Weber days from Pensacola John Hurley
srhr Paacagoula, Hides. days from Mobile 10 master
Basin,
sehr syiphide Barbarian from TchefunctA--Basin
sehr Resolution Christopher, from Bay st Lous-Basn
Sehr Fourth Of July Smith, from Bay st iouis.-Basin
sehr Alert kieiis;. FROM Alnte Riyer-Basin.
Schr Concordia, Chalon. from Bay st Isouia-Basn.
schr Elizabeth Ann Athens. from Pearl RiVer-Besia.
schr Mary sosthne, Galatas, ffom Bilox-Basin.
Srqf Liberty, Melon, from bonIonca-Basin
sehf Mary Ann, Kopp from Biloxi-Basn.
sehr Elizabeth Brosn from Bag 81 Loais-Basn.
srEAMBoATs.
rlorida, Lee. from oalso
FLORIDA Hntchings. from Mobile
Powell. Rates. from Vickshure.
Magnolia, Thomasson from yicksbnrg.
rrlneesa, Wilson, from Ycksburg
Capitol, BaEranco from Morganza.
SncIokee. Greenley, FROM Tennessee River.
~. x n,eaglss Isrbell. from Red River.
SWAN Hays, from Red River.
yscoe .saeer, Targeau from Loekport,
VIA Young. Gwartnsy, from Grenada
carondaeh Smith, ffom Mobne-fake end IIf.
Jefferson Railroad.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-03-02
FOE OPELOusAs.

Leaves every WEDNESDAY at O'Clock p NJ
IT. FOR OPELOU SAS-THE NEW
lgsAslksfvesrr IEAMER w. Burton, Capt g. e. Lou
ailler, built expressly the trade will leave as
above taking freight for Old River Slmmsport ali andng
on the Atchaaaya For freight passage apply board
JIM. JOHNSTON CO.. sFront Leyee st.
Dl4u Cnstomhouse street.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-03-02
EXPORTS.

LIyERPooL-ship Black Hawk-s0as bales cotton
donr. S0iS ~
L1yERPooIshp caliiope-27so bales cotton 1855 sacks
corn, zlel bbls Hour, d1ea slaves.
HAVANA-llark yeuus725 bbis and kegs lard 30 kegs
butter 80 bbs pork 100 bbs rosn 10 beef 10 do pork
tallow. 80 do provisions 1851 scks 400 slaves
MATANlAS--Brig Rufus Souie6ig sacks corn 100 inns
coal 100 empty hbls 5s0 hoops 400 pkge lard 81 glass
ware 30 bxs crackers, 10 bbls bread. do whisky
RALTIM0FE-BaFk Regina-2l6s bills pork, $40 tics hbls
and IS kegs lard s5 hhds aud "a bbis So bhls mo
hf Do a bbs bh coee esk earet 10 pkgs
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IMPORTS.

BRAz0s SANTIAGO -Stennship Gen Rusk-s957S7 10 T
hall-2i 500 do Al hene-2l 40 Do CabaeIo BasuAldo
1850 DO uramer &co5500 do Pheps-350 do burnside
AcoO do Marks &col367 Person Coutriegl26o de 10
North Snedes &eo-- 30 do Tessonll00 do Weimsn-
luN DO Pcdreauyle Brutherse10 do GrahAn-e5 do
heoTafd 3eo-- 90 DO Currlenloo do DevdS5 do
Dafls-s0o do Willis Baudete-ToAl Stla54
Nkw f0RK-ship IndianA-Assore mdse.
NEW SoRK-ship Realm--Assosied mdse.
PENSAcoIA Ilrie Ne.iek-lzs bales Harris
LEWIS do Lloyd fueson6 Hughes Hylstead &co-S6fi
eei lumber l4 cahic feet sash 70 simpson Defoai i5
bales eoson.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-03-02
Shipping sntsIIaslrts.
TUESDAY, March 2, 1865
CLEARED YESTERDAY.

Ship Black Hawk. stroop for Liverpool JP whitney Area
Shlp Jacobs Henderson. for Liverpool Whitney Ieo
ship Callope, Goodwin for Liverpool Meeker Knox kct
Bark Venus Butler for Havana Cioldoubog Lesparre
Brig Rufus Soule, Davis, for Malansas j Il Nlrisos
Bark Regina Booker for Baltimore Jones Macknder co
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-03-02

FL 3. for fhs contract for
and for building keepers lodge therein.
The whole Of The Park, measuring 4t5 feet inchesn front
shall be enclosed common bar fence feet in height IN
accordance with the plans hereto annexed
square and e long with the part which Into be ground
feet from one another and shall be buried
posts that part of the fence across Bayou Me,ae
shall be Of suitable length to be dri
with hard materials and we'll rammeJ until sol a. On the tor
OF each post there shall be cap two Inches in thickness well
ba shall be Of yellow Pine Of the best quality IL
nailed said posts with At least four inch eu
nails Over these cross bars and of the posts there
nailed r 70 the same anne with h. inch ent nails
Two gates shall be left in the fence fronting Meta Road
street. and shall be e in the opposite
leans street Said gates shall be made shown the plan
and hung with strong strap hinges with the usual bolts lock-
whole q the fence fronting the Meae Road white
washed two coats in the best
be designated BY City Surveyor Said lodge 10 be Of
WOOD with and raised on brick piers two feet
the PLAN to be weather boarded the outside and finished
planks have window openings Oiled with ssshe and
pn shutters and two door en5gs h,iedh glazed
ened IN me usual manner The said keepers lodge the
of oil paint Of such color the Survey or may select
All the materials shall be Of the best quality and shah
furnished by the contractor well as the labor
The whole work to be done according the lines and
The work shall begun in the days following appro
val OF the adjudication by the Common Council shall
completed four months after penalty
day for each and day thereafter the
peted.
Security amour, Of $3.50 shall required to guar,
antee the faithful performance Of the contract.
Payments IN cash on the completion of the work and its
eeptance by the ity Surveyor
is we'll understood that failure by the
2 begin or snish the work part thereof within the
Rod hxed in the Council be dissatisfied with the
ner IN which the work Is being executed The Council shall have
the right to annn the contract without putting the In
default required by srtile 1906 of the Civil Code and with
Uut applying to court Of Justice to annul the and with
out and it also well understood that the
complete the In conformity with his the said
tractor shall forfeit all claims he have OF the
work done by him the date of The abandonment the
city shall be thereby discharged from all liability there
fo and also understood
the contractor and his securities shall be held
lido TO unto the city all loss difference price
at which the originally perform
work and the price which be adjudleated
readjudication.
Bids 10 be for the whole work complete.
New Orleans, Feb. 10, 1858
lSigpedl LOUIS II. PILE City Surveyor
Approved by the Committees Landings Of both
Boards Of the Common Council
tSgned L. LOMBARD 1c,,
lSgned II. T. YENNARD. "hSi'iish'
Registered Feb. 10, 1855
HENRY DUREI,
telO lOt Clerk OF Comptroller
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gsbisip of tes 5fIarksts.

TUESDAY MORNING. March 2 1888
COTTON The advanced rates claimed by holders The
strength OF the Americas advces checked speculation but
some 1900 bales were taken at irregular vaeusy
ported at A9%c adyanco We quote Middling ilk@-,
bu. the akei is unsettled for general quotations. which
omit
TOBACCO. We heard Of transactions Of any moment
COTTON AND ToBAcoo STATEMENT.
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COMPTROLIER'S OFFICE, D
= City Of New Orleans, July I, 1865.
r ESOLvED, That the Comptroller be, and
~ he Is hereby authorized and required notice.
standing advertisement in the official Journal that accordance
with the ninth section Of ordinance No. l42 approved March
50 1884 the Council will bill against the
contracted under authority OF order from the Comptroller
In accordance with the ordinance referred to-
Signedl f. l.. TRACY,
President Board Of Assistant Aldermen.
lSignedl l.. II. PLACE.
President Board Of Aldermen.
Approved April %, 1885
lSignedl JOHN l.. LEWIS, Mayor
The attention Of the officers city and Of the public is
respectfully called to the foregoing resolution.
r. THEARD
jyl6H Comptroller City OF New Orleans.
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. -, .oAsssEpY,,ss. EATINa SALOON,

WNN 4 &sNl2l GRANIER STREET.
~uOfV The pablic respectfully informed that the
Sb@sE above Establishment open the Season.
under the immediate superintendent of Mr. HUGH
brother OF the late james Cassidy, Of st Charles st.
This Establishment Is onvenenty located gentlemen
whose business engagements make desirable to
dine out being nearly central to the business part the city
The table will be constantly supplied variety of
FLEsH FISH and oYSTERS in short All The decaeies ~
the season, and In their greatest perfection
Ready and ohigng Walters will in and moth
ing shall be wanting the part Of the proprietor render the
compieeet sallsiacuon