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VIM the execution Of ~. crittenden. 81

WIrH the exception of Mr. Crittenden, of
Kentucky, and Mr.. Kennedy of Maryland
Americans-the Senate of 1859 will be political
ly made upOf twenty-five Republicans and tbir-
ty-sev0n! Democrats. 1t is possible, however,
that these figures may be changed, for adyices
from Indiana, positively assert that Bright and
Fitch, the Administration Senator's from Indi-
ana, will both he ousted by the Legislature of
that State, and two opposition Senators chosen
to ill their places.
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/. rTLANTIOs CABLE CHARMES-I have also on hand
~ small sections of the Atlantic Gable, NEATLY BoUND
nice curiosity very appropriate for Gen
tlsnens Witch Fob invite the curious call
anime. rs Main .St.sal .,5.l -z.., s:ps
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eqnent visits to the eastern cities-!arge purchases
direct from Importers and Manuiact rec ntinu
Of all the new styles every few Weeksanl acting .pon
the approved MAXIM quick sales and small profit, and
purchaser TIE GRE1TEST IND UOEIEENTS
sen14-., j. n SCOTT
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te7 - osSl;Saeq For Sale! ,JsiT 49,

i.at . 2sS.is;2q For Sale. ,Yspt 3 i9lis -
"A TRACT OF LAND containing one hundred and eight
acres in Ohio and pnrty Marshall
and East Of the proposed outer Depot tatio5
and Ohio Railroad Cos o1which there Is
young bearing orchard Of hundred trees
excellent lime and free stone qtarr an abundance IL
coal ana well 40 either for dairy Ibnr
ers. 80. ~ S'Nes E'et S14f1s-
Also four lots Of gr6und situated on CROWN ont
lng the river In the town of South Wheeling. - -
Aso two lots of ground the Feast end of Snrj,,
row, on Jenny ST., in South Wheeling slFfi
Also stone quarry East side of yYheeIIny nan
adjoining the quarry from hiehtI a stons n
me Oustom Honse were quarried. ..;- - -
TERNS.-One fourth Cash. and the bal anca IN
annual payments with interest roi1ery seebred{
South Wheeling, Nov. 6. 1883. HIRAM MlRTfN n Il
n0yt0-2Wd% p s4 tAs ~ ~
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-11-17

II . meeting Of the American. Bible Unionin
New York. resolutions we're adopted In refer.
encefto thefllatea Mr.. Grove, expressing dthe
tenderest renbrancc of'ihis Consistency. piety.
firnlness and ithful degotedness, and sytnpa.
thy for his wife andrelatipes h an6esi a IA.
half OF the widow Of deceased vas also ordered
toibe published = - ~ Ia n ~ =
Tug St Louis Rap ltiicaia says the Mormons
invite an stigation into their whole conduct
while at Utah. They say they have have been ira.
aused, and the aorrnonssSs they have been.
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y ''IHESNew York Sunday papers give a graphic
description of little Miss Piccolomini's appear.
ance onSaturday last in the character of Scr.
pima, in the opera of ''La. Serva Padrona.''-
There was, as usual, heavy rush among the
crinolines to get eligible seats To that end
they crowded each other, tramped on each 9th
ers aristocrattc and delicate toes, mashed each
others rotundity, eyed each other maliciously,
used some funny little ''cuss" words towards
each other: in fact the Herald says that
The number of "oh, don'ts," and s'Tireally wish
you woudn'ts, and you're anothersI could
hardly have been exceeded at Filth avenue
so4res or Queens drawing room. The corri-
doris OF the Opera House reSembIed a field of
battle after the fight Here was found an odd
glove, there stray overshoe, while in the draw.
ing rooms were certain vessels that had carried
away portion of thei1 standing rigging, hauled
mysteriously into ocut corners for the repair of
damages. When oil was over and the Opera
commenced, the house presented an array of
pretty faces that could hardly be equalled any2
where. The house was literally packed from ton
TO bottom, and hundreds of the fair enthusiasts
Wcreobliged to remain standing during the per
formance.
The main. attraction of the day was the nm.
Pearance of Piccolomini in new rolS, that of
Serpina IN Paesielo's operetta ia Serva Padro.
ma" 1t is brilliant little sketch. of the old
school, and is only interesting from the primo
donnd's admirable performance Of the heroine.
serpina is servant in the household of an. old
q bachelor, and by series Of coouetries and fas.
cinating eoapS which any bachelor, young or
old, would find it impossible to resist, she Sc.
cures him rs her husband. In this part Pieco-
lomini is piquant, roguish and coouettish he
yond description. Serpina is 4 soubrette. of
course; but Piccolomini makes poetry out of
impudence, aud gives to Sauciness turn which
IS irresisdbly amusing. The music is not re-.
narkable for brilliancy. and was strengthened
by the introduction of pretty Duet from
Auber's "Macon" and waltz .IfRats, both with.
in the range Of the Prima doanG's voice. and
both admirably executed. The victim Of Ser,
pima was Interpreted by new buffo, Sgnor
AaggiorOchi, = very fair buffo singer, Who
reminds One.of Revere. The performances was.
highly enjoyable, and at the end PiccoIomini
had an enthusiastic call before the curtain
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FLRsT FAll shock.

G r. A N ID a II Il r. ACT L o N
n HAVE Eastern cites with IS well
il a selected stock CT DEk Y & RANDY dSGaSB8(S
as brought TO SiiesnE by stock consists Of
SSILKERlae well Fancy, amongst which viii be
found very good article OF Black SIX only so cts. ard
fancy, very nice, at 81 * cents.
sHATLS0f every yle deacE extremely
low; especial direct to Of Square
well as rounded Stella, Chenille blanket sheWIs square
long, Broche, etc.
theyery latest styles, from the lowest to the
highest prices the Eugenia Cloak, something entirely new,
be worn l Cloak Basque, and must be seen 10
be appreciated.
EAiBRoDERIES-of every variety, such as Collars. In
sEsss Cambria and Marsslliss seeYes qqubrie Rabds
Edgings etc; having purchased large or
Sleeves and Collars In LOTS New York Auctor viii
be able to sell thein ex tremelYloy
BONNET RIBBONS, Ruche5, Fancy Straw JiEnps Ron.
amongst which the Bonnet ehing entirely
new, will sell cheaper than any house III Wheeling
= CALICOES aInbllns, thing in the vsv of
1 Domestic Goods, 1soder at Lowest 1gpres
MEMS WARE and Merchant Tailor Trimmings I h,v.
the stock OF any house in invite es
peciaIl my stock Xviii cheap
| At Wholesale and retail.
Don't forget Black SIX at only 90 oentsid eaGntle,t
slightly damaged, SE5S cents. ISAAC pRAGER
lsep1s ilftF 1913 Main Street. Union
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NEW HOOKS,

TUsE REoB1vRD, at .. O. oRRs, No. los Main street,
East side, lord eptagps Page, by G. r y. james,
Woman's Thoughts about Women by the author OF Jno
K NJ Pepper Papers; Or. Thorne. by TrOlOps
10 the Last; Lie and Times of Hugl Miller and his
Mork Lectures of Lola 3tontazi The Age
colloquia satire, by the author OF Fetus Journey
due North The Great West; Primes Travels c t0-
BeEhef with all the late and STANDARD RuESS.
.JyliFs7. i4... STATIONERY ~
fyeu want something decidedly rich way plain
and fancy Letter, Note, Billet, and other Pspr together
with extra hne Envelopes to atch, calf at
3. oGtlI sstse fas8I. G. oRRS. No. it's Main st.
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usT fine lot ora. aorlOe& oea justly
celsb Pens long nbs short nis and new arti.
cle1 Just introducsu called the medium ntb- Call, and
oeti11 .al sa''sa n you fsl'' C. oRR,s
gia CHINA.
have Just received our supply Of French CHI
~ ma comprising Band decorated and ptSi China;
Of bssnti Vases variety or Pitchers,
soup Iu[reena hots, Cups, and Cake Stands We hare
$500 new supply OF Silver Plated Ware juG rs
Tie ladies and others interested ili Pease call
and examine our stock. u HOBBS & BARNES.
s-9g1A9--- ~ 49,.
{: 9isR0HED COAT OIL BLINEk.--We nave made an
the Coal on Burner which Increases the
It more htenseand brilliant aud essrns
OF smoking. All who are Interested IN te SUD-
stgss s4 ana SEE me F9Y aosRs GB4RNEs
noyl0 lis Vain 81:
5.,.-1 w, MARKS.
1aR KS sasF 81 US s. ForSs IN n.
iorn the public that intend carrying the above En:
ne 4saTlops Solicit pubic Iz f1s3s
and nd, Ratsh, I8e MaItt s.. g, WI. MAisAS;
Wheeling, Noy.l 1855. ~
70 ssFs pleasure IL recommending Inn az
sssesleal man at business, and ask Tor nun
snare Of public heretofore extended: TO me
-Mhesllngy Nov 1855. 1Enoy9-1El >. 5. loi-.,s.
BROWN d3-N1AItEE1tNSS ,, -.
= 1onf, q rain hnd General Proenfe ~ ~.
naIa6ton NJ eEehnnts,
sSitst atthe Store formerly oesaIsu
a4eUullosh Z OulbeFtson, ffsfs.s=z ~.
sygaa a ) 40 SpsaFs .Esqy7, BqHbneFs.
EeisE 70 Cashier 4 Fopeins,
Tslant Dtlapishe, Us s Co. Jacob Sens Eq'
"A & 5 Kahpr 6: Jacobs. wsllsbprr, Va
2. smith Cashler, Petersburg, Va. u,ssl.
! Y; sprigg, ksq Cashier; Chimney Broots, Esq''
Ran Road Receipts - ~ oet7- l1pat-Etsf-
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uST REoELykll, a fine lot OF "A. MottVsE Uea justly
Pens long nibs, short nibs snd new hrtl;
cIes Just introduced, called the medium ntb Call, and
you cannot fan to be suited in Gold Pens, at
stoet11=1m4 49, s[T-.f s7tfrs'5J. @. oRRts.
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VITO EESAIsI ANDaIEpAIT.
DERs6Ns visiting the public ster ,iiy are
respectfully invited to call ct No. ljT Main street and
examine tile IMMENSE STOCK OF Watches, Clocks Jew
eIFy, Fancy Goods Notions Watch Clock Materials
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DWEI LING HOUSE FOR SALE.
ME comfortable and convenient house in Which reside
for aaleg The house is large containing four
on htst hoor and Ave chambers sboYr, rh large flushed
attic Good cellar ueder tie main building Will be found,
&C.. Thu stabling Is excellent and in good order
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VIC. e .Eii.. n. no Va q % 81 b 81

WATCHES, GLO9ES. yEWELRI, ,F4TeY An
.LILO1E1 iiA EERLALS- ~ - = ~,
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sec IS Every keeper Of coal lumber yard soyenyve
Eysy S sss sssgs aas 9aasF.s @ Rl ,v n.,
Sec 81 Every sslabs6fent the botug Of malt liquors
ST. y Eysy ksoPeE Of sGresouse where produce goods
Sec ss Every ship broker sixty dollars
Sec "a Every keeper OF billiard saloon, hundred and
Sec g. Every keeper enpn alley or alleys one hundred
Sec 38 Every keeper of pistol gallery or galleries. sixty
Sec ~ Every mill planning mill sash and blind factory,
gu 81 ysFy T 1tiSi cigar 6 store sixty dollars
sec TO- Every keeper Of hotel or boarding house. accom-
modang not les than twenty peTsons nor more than one hun
pred persons r siS' ", Ig 5n yr i s;x
'y ssc. y. Every undertaken, sixty dollars
Sec a. Every haWker q pedlnr thirty dollars .i.
contracts whatsoever ubconructor
paving employing three more hands and each lessee Of the
i eratsd as contractors or shall
nav a license Of twenty-five dollars.
Sec &C. every person doing exclusively business,
and where 70 liquors are sod, twenty i've dGtlqrs
a. On every real estate house broker seventy
Sec 49, On every dairy consisting Of than five
a oqeysry confectionery where liquors sold
Sec o. every charcoal dealer twenty FIVE dollars
SEC 81 on every keeper qf establishment where ice
So ON keeper Of oyster stand where oysters
in The se 81 ,Ions . are s9d esn o dollars
Sec q On every RsseGaFS a9S'o twenty d9aF
! OF alcoholic drinks, two hundred dollars.
Sec s. Every manufacturer Of cordias seventy
See 3D. Every manufacturer Of soda or mineral water be
e old at wholesale, tweny 1--we dollars
black biulphate Of lime eaphene iri Of raaantec
brass foundry, gas lifting shop sixty dollars.
6l For each and every public ball rattle, which tax
sha he
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COTTON DRESSES.

SVLIOE E1EEA9ShSs
Corner of rchouptoulnsand Robinstreets.
Corner Of Toaoupouasnnd Headersonstree
St Mary's street between Perddo and Poydrags
Corner of st. Thomas aaa Basin streets.
Corner of TchoupitOulas and Rtehafdatrests.
Corner Of Tohoupitoulasand Richard streets.
New Leyeeand Louisastreets.
ol'l's-l.,1' Corner I.oveeand Rolf gnacstreets.
Corner Annunciatonand RiohaFastreetB.
EHYMANSKIS,
Corner Leveeand 0Iouet streets, ThirdDistret,
Corner Hendersonand New LeYesstrests.
CornerNew Leveeand RoignaestFeets.
WOODS,
TEXAS,
Corner of TchoupitOuBsRp 0raug estFaets.
LEvEE STEAM COTTON PRESS,
Leveestreet between st. FeTdiuandand AonteEH
streets. Third District
20 syeestreet oppositePostls TBirdDistTct.
INDEPENDENT,
-, -. New L.4yeeand Roffgnacstyeets.
NEW COTTON PRESS,
Third District.
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STREET COM,R--OFFlCIAA

SECOND DISTRICT POUND--Was brought
. The Second District Pouad Derbgny street. between
Que black colt about Is hands high with both hind feet
shei, branded on both thighs no other visible WGPfS win
white spot the nose left fore aud both hind legs "ms no
visible brands
one yellow goat with collar and right ear cropped and
white and hsoy4 se gGat With collar tb,ro
Winch !, HTt Ss 5 W w fe Gg co lu aa Bsp6t on
SAfET SiB November a. ISIS, ati2 O'clock, Nj,
Ns" 0'','s' ., o FEE6HIER, Street Commissioner.
Registered N0's-A0'' D l''' r. j. H1TsELBERGER,
Deputy Comptroller.
EPAVE DU DEUXIENIE DIsRTRICT-Il a
r ee conduit au depot des Epayes dn benNteme District
rue Debiguy, entire les seAnne ct Dumane, CONNIE
6paYes- ,,... r. ,.,,
ppds de der6re empt sur les deuN cutsses sans aures
ne tGhe blanc a nez Ia mbe ganehe de deyan les deux
abes de derere banches sans autres marques yS6les
Uue ch6vre jaime, ayec I'M collier oreie dr. tie ct
UnS chevre grise, blanche ct bruno, oyec IN collier
81 les rs @manx ne s9nt pas reeamss dan dix o9s e. Gs
lie sAMEDI 20 Noye@brs l25$ md DIES
Nouyelle Orleans novembre, 1855. ny 10 "
C1ECOND DISTRICT POUND-Wns brought
y 10 Second District Pound Debisny street. between
81 a e bs n and roam mare about i3 hands high with white
spot the forehead saddle and collar marks branded on
One dark brown colt about hands high with white spot
the forehead right hind leg white branded on the right
'' One white and light yellow she goat.
Which not claimed within ten days and the expenses there
r Eo WI b sos Il G' e oeo n o" on
New orieans NovemSeT Z l35S so. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
S'7's''O T. J. HIrsEIBERGER,
Deputy Comptroller.
EVPAyE DU SECOND DIsTRICT-II etc
bigny entire les ues ste Anne ct umaine CONNIE epaye
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S. NICHOLSON Il Co, Observation-Disclosures
SAMEELSMITH Co, Corner Camp and Commercial
Alley
JUnSON K CO., Corner Camp and Capalstreets.
BROWN, JOHNSTON t. CO. No. 80 Cntap street.
BENOIs1., SHAW CO.. No. 81 Camp street.
BANK OF COMMERCE, JACOB BARKER, Agent
neTCHmpAnd rAviera ire eta,
THOMAS H. BARKER, Corner Camp and tirnvierstreeta
II. ". CONNER * SON, No. 20 CaFondelet street,
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sQspended.
v ETo,.r, zvoIdo Panit LTr,,to L-aor,,,
Gas 1esSls, " w. , 1I yy
Wbifne a,,,.aiI.li'
IJ, rbt the ,qo,ntr1ay WARRANT on the Treasurer for
tie payment Of tie following bills ,.4..,s
g u f,,rnishSd Assessors in lTIv A11wnsf and
September sl72 90
Ehos H pfy en- Lieutenant tiIee. Fs5 g l,'tg 1
haons iaInisaPo PSogs ~ 997 .s'f ~ on o.
L. Gs5tine Lieutenant Police, second District
Pe 1SV expenses iS % 81 %
H r simon Lieutenant Police Third District
lire II porter fer DC obsF 1855 ,,i 49,, % %
beF l858. %
'eel 6c u ~ i855 o. o. 50
F. l. Rewiand liene9tnt fonee3 III soHFll p 5s m
Iiire Of porter for October 1858 ........2 Is 06
= flEig s5@' s KsSSeT yFit Pc Jaii ~ ~
RaToHt to prisoners Ia October 1858 s477 rs
t9ix 81, II gasne+ for 6cfo6er iS5S III IN
PRIV eS " 49,. . So $50 %
Foaras repatging el9sS n 6o&Td 9 y
L. gmofs medicines furnished Police Jai - 10
~ FeegPebb cable 400
Barrett swift bbls lime, and eoppefas for Fourth
District station W
q es5s peper 1ent 10 Is
7Tba1sr Bn6e three cedar tnbs for Insane Asviam IS
". 9. Gutter 30uO feet inch poplar boarls for Work
+. ieyasseur sacks charcoal for Work
!, Tvnsseir bsy corn ana bran N %
+. Leavsaeur, three stoves and fixtures for Work
Alfred Kearny oil white lead etc for Work House. Il Is
Z. McGuln lumber for Worshoose % Gu
" A Bartlete tveDtysix tIays in January and April
lsI5 ,yii ya ,ys IN ,st5bsT y "
j. 4 Iqhalk sixteen days in January February and
A paqae s SIX Jays IN July, Ausus anu ofO
Inc following oFuihdlce, aSeulIpdiy'uS tte apoFe
Id 10 s,,aeisf 0g,ar IL Inc lag Fnr nevt 1neatn
lull1eualeiy aitei 'uo ie"o'''5 " wv J9'''i1A
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.

CONPTROLLER's OFFICE,
City Of New Orleans July 7, 1855
% ESOLVEn. That me Comptroller be, aud
II hereby Authorized and requiEsu give notice by
standing in the official JOURNAL that in accordance
with the ninth Of ordinance No l42 approved March
So 1854 the Council pay bin against the city unless
conttactea under authority order from the Comptroller
IN aCcordau With the ordinance referred 10.
fFIenedl +. Il. TRACY,
President Board of Assistant Aldermen.
fSiguedI l.. H. PLACE,
President Board of ALDERMEN.
Approved April %, 1855.
Lagnedl JOHN L. LEWIS, Mgyor
The attention of the city and Of the public 10
respectfully chilled to the foregoing resolution.
4 THEARD,
lyl6H Comptroller City of New Orleans
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Reopei That the Comptroller be and ha Is hereby author
izgd to ududicne bidder after Eve days notice IN
the official Journal for attending and keeping IN
pair the bridges Canal Garondelet, for year,
ALLY to specifications file in The Surveyors once said ndiu
dicatou to be subject approval rejection the Com
mon Council ,
lSgnedl >. ., NlAON.
lSipnedI CHAS. II, WALDO,
President Board Of Assistant Aldermen.
Approved November II, 1853
-NPt stencil GERARD .STITH, Mayor. nl3
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CHURCHES.

BAPTIST:
Aananciation- Corner Mandevilieand Morales.
Immaculate Conception BaTonne on Canal.
LJesuit'S I--BHTOnue Common.
St, Louis Standardization Square.
St, Anthony-Rampart, C0utf.
St Alphonse-st. Andrew b. Live Oak and Laurel.
ST AGgtstine-Bay0p Road, G. 81. Claude
St. BarthoomeW-Yillere b. seguinand BartheIsmy Al
St John 5aptst-Dryades, b clioand Calope.
ST. J0seph--Gommon, b. Mnrias and Yflere.
St. Marie-GOnde n brSniine
St Mary-IOsephine, b. Live Oak and Laurel
St Parck-Gnnp, b, Julia and Girud.
St Peter-4larEny. b. VRsacalyoand Greamen.
ST. Thcresa-tamp opp. junction with Prytania,
ST. Trnity-St Ferdinand
St. Vincent de Paul-Greatnen, C. Montegut,
Ursnline Conyent-Below the city.
CHRISTIAN Camp, Melpnmene.
FIRST GQNGREGATI0NAL: ST. Charles. H. Julia
PROTESTANT EPISN0PAIt st, EMBELLISHMENTS Bethel
Espanaee LEglist Proestante Francaise-RRmpartfo
Bieuville. Christ Ghurck-GHual c. Dauphne ST PANTS
Camp, c Gatennie ST. uke'sHercnes, Felicity road.
citation Square Mount Oliyet--Algiers.
LUTHERAN: Euerpe, b. Barehusaud Dryades.
METHODIST Lrondeet, b. HevuHnd tirod. Felicity Road
Piety, Greamen. Marias Bieuyilleani CONT Coffee
4. JACKSON st. Paul, teoloredtl Carrolon Carroon c.
Nayades Algers. =
RESBYTERIAN: Lafayette Square. Prytania C. Clio
Gasacayo NJ Railroad. Canal, c. Franklin. Fulton D.
Josephine. FrYtRnia c. Josephine Thala, Benton,
Bouligny, Camp, n, GadiZ.
GERM. EVANG.: ProtestHnt-PhIip c ChipnRva Prnfar
tRl-Glo, b. ApollOand NAyades. II
UNITARIAN; PrytRuiai Eaope Clio b. Prytania an
Dry des IerpsGh>ra n .NHyates. Euterpe D. 3acChIt
Il NORTH CuLLO1l, ATTORNEY. AT-LAW will
lAsasnd to all professional
el5s that may be entrusted to his Office MARKS
| WILLIE, La,
References has. NJ Waterman hardware merchant; G. NJ
Snge[on attornaE-at-iRw Nixon Adams Crescent Office
New Orleans. n26 ly&W q
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mAYoRALTY--OFFICIAL.


No. llSl.
Res5yUf That the Street Commissioner be hereby
authorized following bitches and bridges made and
constructed in the Fnubourg IHcourse Third District
On Deery street from the levee to the woods, ditch
On ricou street. from the leyee to the woods two bitches
Hancock street the evee t. the woods two bitches
On MorOe street iron the lHyee t. the woods two bitches
AT the rcou and Jumonve streets, two BRIGGS
AT the corner Hancock and Jumouve Streets two bridges
tile of Monroe and umonye Streets two bridges
the corner Benveuu and nuOnTie streets two bridges
AT the corner of Beuveuu aud Tcou Streets bridges
Monroe and Bienvenu streets, two bridges
A the corner DelAronde and Deery two bridges
At the Of DeRronde sd TrcUu street. two bfdgoj!
At the corner AOno and Deardnde streets bridges
At the corner of MOreau aud Deery Streets bridge
the OF MOreau and Tricou Streets two bridg g.
Al the Of Morenu and Hancock streets bridges
At the OF Mofauu and Monroe streets hrldge
At the corner reatmen and TCou streets two bridges
At the corner Of Monroe and Craps street. two bridges
At the corner of Delery aud Jumonve streets bridge
TSiguedT j. o. NIXON
President Board of Aldermen.
TSignedl CHAS. II. WALDO
President Board Assistant Aldermen.
Approved November II, 1858
tSigne1i GERAR STIrTf, Mayor ut3
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RESCUED Tbat permission be ami ths same l. hereby granted
to the New Orleans Opelnusas and Great Western Railroad
onpany to erect the direction supervision Of the
Surveyor upon portion Of The evee assigned 10 them a
temporary Shed covering the protection Of merchandise
said Company for shipment The said permiss0nto con
tuue during the pleasure OF the Common Council
TSilneil CHAS. II. WALDO.
President Board Of Assistant Aldermen.
Signed j %. NIXON
President Board of Aldermen.
Approved November u, 1858
lrSirrndl GEEARn STITH MAxnr. nl3
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Rssorpe That the Comptroller be and he Is hereby anhor
Hddcao to the lowest bidder after hEe days notice IN
zine ageSbly 10 specifications e in the Surveyors office
and said adm caGn subject the approval rejection Of the
Common Council. ,,x.-,.
President Board of Aldermen.
rSigned7 GHAS II. WALDO,
President Board Of Assistant Aldermen,
Approved November IL, 1858
FSgned GERARD STTTH, Mayor. nlS
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Ro,r3 That the Mayor be he is hereby authorized to
erase aud cancel houd given the city by r. s. Graham
and Josiah Cole thu third section Of the whares
said lease having expired and said parties having fulfilled alt
the purposes faithfully for which said bond was rqIrel
TSjguedI CIIAS. II. WALDO,
President Board Of Assistant Aldermen.
fSfgugdl T. O. NIXON,
President Board of Aldermen.
Approved November y, 1858.
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e9Ds8 That the City Su rveypr and he hereby requested
10 have the root and gntIer Police Jail repaired, the
paern provided the same shall not cost more Than eighty
CsignedT CHAS II WALDO,
President Board Of Assistant Aldermen,
TSiguedl j. o. NIXON.
President Board of Aldermen.
Approved November II 1858
tSfzuUdj GERARD srITH, Mayor.
4 true Gopyt j. T. FABRE1
nI2 SecretarE Of the MREnr-
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SOUTHERN MEaHANIes' STEAM BAKERY,
Corner OF CT and Frankn sree;s-pePo NJ FoS4IAs,
Near New Levee street,
ia. DANIELS x SON PropIet2Ls
Pilot Bread Navy Bread soda, Sugar ana hAe! 1Iale ~
Wine Biscuit ETC. warranted OF the most superior qu'
and Mt the lowest market prices.
RIa5 OF If