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BurItnnton 6. Establishments.
Burlington Foundry.
CHAS. HENDRKE. Burlington, Iowa

II AM prepared to furnish Steam Engines and Boilers
II of various sizes and kinds; Circular Saw Mills,
Smut Mills, Browns Patent Portable Grinding Mills,
Threshing Machines, Bridge Irons, Columns Caps,
Balcony Railing, Fencing, Door Fixtures for Vaults,
Jails, &C.
FOR SALE-Gum and Leather Betting, Saws Of all
sizes Pig and Boiler Iron, and all the variety of Cast
and Wrought Work and Mill Machinery, furnished at
short notice and warranted good material and work.
manship. loot. 1, '5I-n3l-ly]
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n. B. SiSSON,
ID@ -vE

HAvING permanently locatedin Nsx .
IL Ottumwa, offers his services to 1Y
the citizens OF town and vicinity. All UISSYWA
work warranted. Ladies waited on at LlI-
their residences II desired Teeth inserted from to
entire set either Of springs atmospheric
pressure He may be found at the Office Of Drs William
SON Thrall, the LIST week In the month. Feb IA, Do
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1 MUST HAVE
EEsE
w q n IL " !!

M ONE! has the slightest idea of parting
a with any Of their superfuous change for
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FAIRBANKS SCALES.

il turer's prices, by KEITH, ROBINSON CO.,
Sole Agents, Water, near Jefferson street, Burlington
Iowa no16-tf
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DEALER IN
BOOTS, SHOES, LEATHER,
- ADDLERY--Ha Shoe Findings Enameled
- Cloth, Whips, Collars, Fly Nets Leather and vul.
canized Rubber betting, Hose Packing, &c., &C. &c,
Main street, between Washington and Jefferson,
Burlington, Iowa. TMarcha6-no4.v.
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rszitsTe Furniture!
Fresh Arrival at II. C.. HARDY 8


AND LOOkING-GLASS WAREHOUSE.
Jeherson-st., between Water Il Main, in Mr pos,le-
waits new four story brick, Burlington Iowa
Ns X. HARDY returns his thanks to the citizens III
4TE Burlington and vicinity for their previous lat
ronage and soicits continuance, feeling confident
That he can continue to give perfect satisfaction
owing TO hard times have purchased e obs very
much lower than formerly, that it enables NE to $.
All goods i'll my line from 2" to 70 per less than
any other house in the west, and all goods
rs good as represented the money refunded NV
stock consists of the following goods in
RaLSecnnd M.Ihnnnall. md Ri1IcL. Ia
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THE DOUBLE LITTLE GIANT.
OR TWO MILLS IN ONE!!
Patented May, 1S54.-Improved In 1856.

fatentedM May, lS4.-Improved In 1885,
Little Slant Corn and Cob Mill is rimrle
and portable machine formed on the COTE mill
principle entirely OF cast iron, for farm and
USE ana designed for preparing food for steck which
II does at the rate Of ten to twenty bushels per hour
according to the size ofthe Mill. An Improvement
mas been effected in its model the present season,
winch consists in adding another Cone and sett Of
crnshers, together with an improved Bridge Tree
IN substituting box platform in place Of the old legs
by means OF all Ofwbch the speed is nearly doubled
anu tWheh required) the Mill adapted also to grinding
shehed corn into honmony and fine meal for family
USE by reversing the motion, in other words by
running IL backwards, ten or fifteen quarts of meal
the bushel are obtained and the balance is superior
hommony or good food for feeding.
TIE ADTANTAGE OF FEEDING CORN AND
COB MEAL PROVEN
Henry Alspaugh of Greenfield CO., Ohio, says:-"In
1904 myself and brother raised large crop Of corn.
ana purchased head Of cattle to faten My broth
erwishing TO divide our interests, offered me fifteen
cents per hundred pounds for his choice of the cattle
selected his seventy, leaving me one hundred and
twenty We then divided corn; he fed his "n the
shock, and had mine ground together with the cob:
and fed il in troughs nailed TO around the ward
My brothers corn did not hold near as long as
mine though we had divided equally and he fed sew
enty head to my one hundred and twenty. When his
corn was out let him have from mine; and when we
finished feeding, the cattle were weighed and sold II
was found that my cattle had gained Eve pounds on
the hundred over double what his had gained and nv
profits were over thousand dollars more than his V
Each mill furnished complete, ready for attaching
team, ana no extry power required than what
panies each mill
Iowa. nsov
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ID q leans 9aiIg Crescent
RIVER lNTELLIaENoE.


FRTDAY, September 3, 1858.
Yesterday the weather was warm and clear. Bust
on the legee was d little more active
AnaFvsp-The Fort Adams regular weekly packet
Goldsn Age, Capt. Wm. McGombs, arrived with 500
b4lss e3stoa ~ hhds. sugar and 50 bbIs. molasses
She leaves again. as usual, at r NJ, on Saturday
next,
The Memphis packet Ben franklin, Capt Clarke
arrived with 100 bales cotton and sundfes She will
leave with the y. s. mail at 5 p. A., today.
The railroad line passenger packet Imperial Capt.
q. S Rogers, arrived with large cargo Of produce
She viii leave, on her return trip, on Saturday next,
at 5 p. M. we ase indebted 70 her gentlemany
clerk, Mr.. Gso. 81. Ford, for lat E papes
NorIcE 10 sHfrF The splendid new steamer
Vicksbarg has been thoroughly oVeThauled re-
painted ana itted up in fne style for the coming
season. She win resume her place in the Vicksburg
ana Bend trade; ana leave at p. NJ on Thursday
next, taking th place that the Lucy Holcombe no "
oecapiss
Bears LEAVIs9,-f7ia ioathG for st. Louis.-At
Il hi today. this swift and reliable passenger pace
backs ont, in charge Of the experienced CAPITA in
Clifford g, Wayne The HiaWatha is a favorite boat .
Passengers and shippers should not forget that she is
the on boat that leaves to-day for the Upper Miss is
aippi Her cabin accommodations are unsurpass ed ,
and her fare Tue very best. She has all the qua IL
69ations Of . irstciass passenger steamer.
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VOLUME FOURTEEN
Begins Sept II, 1858.
Mechanics, Inventors, Manufacturers and

The $GESTdFIG {, AMERICAN 9 has RoT reached is -Four
Sabren64r II is th, 5niv v5sss,S 5T ~ HI Si %
issued in this county and has very extensive circulation
from its title dy absruse work technical science od tie
eu4c mechanical and industrial worlds as 20 please and in
every II tile mechanic waies
ployei his bosqessf the housewife wishes to Get recipe
tof making good color ee the inventor wishes 10 know
wishes to keep posted with the times and employ
Oes Facilities n hts 54,uessf tie Of anre AID study
chemical laboratory or 10 the construction Of teegrahs rail
chimes and appliances bott q Rse aqd wall these des
nh ngS Ss le[9 pgsene9 N y fea2.e ana iasJ
in the higher branches OF science aud ant.
TERMs-one copy, one year. 81; one copy sir months 81;
pies twelve months SIS; fifteen copies twelve months, So;
twenty copies, twelve months, S2s in advance
nSpecueu copies sent gruIously for inspection South
ern and Western money Postage Stamps taken 5T snbscrp
asyy-Gettors slonld be directed 70
MUM 60, rs Fulton street Y.
20 AIessrs MUM 4 60 are extensively engaged IN pro
without charge in regard to the novelty Of their improvements
- Fe5Hl 5tEesFor tGe gaFa q p!l Ghrohs AercuraA
Syphte aud al Private Discgss without Mercury hudrsuee
The unparalleled success which hasutended pr Jans p-ae
rkHhle cures he has effected which pronounced
e6e by the eminent physicians iust6e BIN IN offering
sgrFces The cog6dsnce of the unfortunate The Iolong
conjunction with newly discovered Remedies, Dr. James per
144eny sfaaiehes, namely SyPHs primary secondary and
Nocturnal Emissions Periodical Actons Of females however
complicated they nag be- Diseases the Back and Loua III
tHula0n Of The Bladder aad Kidneys rheumatism Hydro
aele, Cancers Ulcers BumoFs all Diseases skin
who have privately and iGproperlS eiFed II 5foSi
secret and solitary ba1it whch ruins the BODY and d nna
g them Tor either business or society, viz Constitutional Do
5iy Of Impoency The following OF the Sad and
melancholy effects produced by early habits Of youth
sga 95s Of husgaAr fo%9r Pspitation ths Heart Dys
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TIE 4; W.GRAND LODGE OF LOUISIANA I. o. o. F.,
meets semi annually the fourth Tuesdays in January
July, Grand Lodge Room, odd Fellows Hall corner Of
Camp and Lafayette streets, New Orleans.
OFFICERS YEAR IS5S.-Edwdrd Pilshury, Of Tenn
Pmr Lodge No lG W Gra1d MASTER John Moore, Of New
l6eTh lodge No 36 r. w. ID, Grand Master VIM G. Wilson,
Of Union Lodge No. g. r. W. Warden Thos H. Shields
Of Union Lodge No. &, R. W. Grand Secretary; Henry vii
ham Of Commercial Lodge No, r. X. W. Grand Treasur
eTi th9S. n Blake, Of Commercial hodge No Il, and
Henry g. steson Of Southwestern Lodge No. 40, Grand Re
presentaves to the r. w Grand Loge Richard Swain OF
Crescent Lodge No. g. w; Marshal; $. NJ Todd of Hope
Ledge No H. w G. Conductor; j II. Iannson of Louisiana
Lodge No w. G. Guardian; John Frankfort, Of Crescent
DISTRICT DEPUTY GRAND MAsrERs-Janes P. Warner, Of
Goysnant Lodge No H. District No. 2; j. T. Michel of Pacific
Lodge NO @ District No 81 Louis Bush, OF Excelsior Lodge
No III District No. A S, L. Rundle of St ary Lodge
"a Dstre No Z; s. T. Clark of S. Landry Lodge No %,
district No s; Henry Jones' of DeSo Lodge No Il District
j. A. Lddell of Trinity Lodge No. 81 District No 9; "
Rchie OF Meth Lodge 81 District No IL; A. Mpaugh Of
PrGe Lodge No 81 District No 49, s. d. Hunter OF Clinton
k9dgS NJ "A District No Is H Godman Of Tsuona Lodge
49, District NJ II, " 80
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THOMAS H, snIELDs, seerota9s0 0, =. Rest.
GeneraI geIief Committee o. O. H.

The following arethe officers and members Of the Commit
tee tor the extending from jay, 1855 January 1879
William Gregory, President be found by addressing
Nv 275 Mechanics aud Dealers Exchange, 81 Charles street,
john Is. Heno, Treasurer 81 Camp street; Thos- II. Shields
SECRETARY odd Fellows Hall; R. +. W Bachuan. &c Camp
strceJ r. Nugou "a Victory Geo Seymour IS chon
T. H. Webb Arais corner Of Common street. L. Jonte, II
Common street, i p, Todd, 100 Canal Moss
DmHouss D. Faar, Ii LHus j. Scei2er, St Ann
street, Miro J, A. Brown, Erady uRber yard
,rUa o. RGCks, Poydrns and
Magazine streets: Cas E. Morrison, Ngersi Phi Engcl
turei Sixth sreetss d. CRhegHe, Bourbon street,
LedgUer W. W Rrsbu Camp street. between poyds and
Laayee; " H. Ellis % Grarier Alexander PORTIONS
Nc. % rCtoupisDutas street
Toe Committee holds its regular meetings the first Friday
evening each month"; the Grand Secretary etca Odd Eel
lows Nall.
jy23 THOMAS Il. SHIELDS, Secretary.
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REoEIpTs % PRonunE.

Font ApAhsssIen Golden Age3i bass cotton to
Y ey Aee ~a S Jaes s veg q bales cotton
~ Do Person seo55 Do AZ Mllteabersst Borron0
John y9At see22 Warren Gilmore co Coleman Briton
z Withers22 R Y Estn scol2 Rotqhford Brown 6eo-i5
Eewnap- Campbell strougS4 Ward, Saunders Hunt
CARROLL Holmes GeoI Mandeve MeRSaay bsss e9 9iton
Nelson eo5 Waller Stuart Hutchinson 6baes
46gn Feliowes &qol6 hides DasyaI3 coils rome Harris
IS bbls molasses
MoRG ARzA-sesmer o d Jr--2S bales cotton Iailande
ia Payne HarrBons Oakley Hawkins &co5 bales cotton
gareE, Harrison &co4 Carroll HOLMES &oo25 hhds sugar to
Montgomery u binds sugar Brand Lahdr3l66 sacks
sundries ordeIoial % bales cotton 50 hhds sugar
DEER CREEK Steamer Lucy Haeombe go bales cotton
ID Haghes Hyesea &co6O do Bradley wilson Eeo51 d
ThoriI6ll se9l9 Carroll Holmes scola nlard Summers
Pitcher Goodrich &eo2 otchforl Brown 90 bales cot
yscoS2 # Pineard 6eoS2 Martin Cobb % bales cot
IN Fagne aarl5o9,.2t West Renshaw 4 Gammaekl9 do
70 40 ETeiAen Stevenson eoil do Hugely, Blair &eos
" T. Allsbi snti HaTris eeo 95sy M fsgf5-z a9
sandriys to order-Total 1886 bales cotton.
M9MP HIs-seamer Ben Fraukh-24 bales cotton bradley
wilson &co23 "A Hopkins se0-t7 Wright Allen kcozi4d6
I Person &eo-9 John Watt 4coa serugg Donegan leo
"a bsis toar Jasdy Viaohese se Yn o5 PsePm9 Sso
Total 100 bales cotton. a'r.4.ss y ot'e'
AIlAHA1d4 LANDING Steamer y " Farner-ll5 bales
eoa Giis Ferguson &eo6 60 Edward Male &eeS4 tordox
FeHsegls y y cooper 6e924 acEemore, Raybprn Eco-2
II \ Carter Nco II Vaudeville MeIlhenuyl0b bales cotton 10
d urauhag-5 Oskey Hss'ns II II ss eost94
Jbje NfsS s l.Sp9S 3 4 AusIA y 3 faaehe &coa DO
#Elghh Alien se935 4 Ialy 6eo2 90 Thorhi &eo~s6
10 oFasr-Cnlal ~ bales cotton 49, : p7sslures
VIGKsBURG-s Steamer Alice vtvan--2is bsle, ,o,ton "a
qeEqei sanions Nels9 ID j ] PeTso aoI ~ % %
W stn &eo Jahn " ~ aeo-0 Thos Henderson Il eaie
Aohie9 ti ~ Holmes &eeS4 % Green CEnpSl 40 i
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sHERTFF's SALES.

sECoSg DIsrMcr CouRT THEODORE S0NIAT Dulus3ut
OIL New Orleans tutor W, r. W 81, HHBRARD.
PY VIRTUE Of a writ of seizuic and snIe tc
Ieelea ny me Honorable the Second District Court
~ public auction at the City Hotel Common street beweeI
SPsm6er S8 At IL eios 81 the i''n DAY
Ihe negro man slave named JAMES, aged about thiry
Seized in the above suit.
4hEha-Cash on the spot.
r. 7. PARKER
Sherifof the Parish of Orleans.
DEgxIE%E COM DE DISTRICT THEoD. soNTAT Dufossat
ue ia No"VelleoFleans Suteur, vs. Z, " oI HEBRARD
F,N X&sRpU dun writ de saisie TIC, Il vente a
N0lyGeilehs, dams Pafare ci dessus, prOC6dera
IUNDI u septembe 1858 midi lII8tel de Ia Cite
la veute publqne ct adjudication " Jus
Lescaye nomme JAMES negre age denyirou trente,cuq
sajs! dams raffaire cdessns
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES an moment de Rehabilitation
aal2 90 3Ose 6 10 Sheriff de la Paroisse d'or6sns.
EouRTu DISTRICT couRr} LEWIS LOWERING u. ms
RT VIRFU Of and IL o6ed iisSo to sI SI or
~ dgE Of sale rendered Jnqe l2h 1888 and directed
the above entitled matter will proceed to sell At public
streets on SATURDAY Sept All 1853 at u Clock, H. for
account %f tie f GrediI9Es Of sad 9s9 ysgiI
with all the buildings and improvements thereon situated s
se F9ma sct q n ' y ar tue FapaFs bounded H
streets and designated by No1 and on plan drawn by w
No. 81 in the oRice Of w. Chsy aie Notary in this Civ
Lot No. measures 81 feet Il inches and lines front st. An
drew street by III feet inches and lines in depth No
Joins te above and forms The corner q s. ABdeW and Belle
on the latter American measured b9nE the same property
Smith BY an act before said Ghraty Notary on the list Of
rhe buildings improvements on lots comprise Two
Story Brick House slate rooted with three hall
ground floor three rooms on the second floor and two rooms
Inc attic kitchen slate rooted attached the house one room
below @pd one room aboye one BRICK cern stables sheds
Rent for IS per month,
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Ssipeing srtslIlgeutt

FRIDAY, September 3, 1858.
CLEARED YESTERDAY.
Steamship Maagorda Flanders for Galveston Sabine Pass
Brig Geo 4 Chase, Urquhart for Havana,
Steamer Kimball, Green, for Mobile Master
ARRIVED.
Steamship Maenula Crowell from Indanoa aud Galveston
to- e D fayne-Ist dist
Transport SehF Col Washington Shannon dayE from
Tampa Boy, 10 . S QuaftermasteT- Basin
seht Gen Washington Weston. from Pearlngton-Basn.
Eeiir Martha ANN, from Govington--Basin.
Ssir Adele Goarnau from COgington-basiu,
sehr Adeaa. Jones, from Bay s. LOus-Basn.
STEAMBOATS,.
ben franklin Clarke from Memphis
~ w Former, Glenn from Duachits River.
Golden Age, MeG0lnbs, from Fort Adams,
Lucy HoltoInba Cannon, from Vieksburg.
n ID Jr, Vincent, from Bayou Sara,
Alice Vivian, Nash, from Ficksburg.
Imperial, Gould, from st Louis.
Gossamer, II ergAy, from Vt Aartinsville.
California. Hutehings, from Mobile.
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IEDIANoIsA VIA GALy sr0N-Sleamshp Maagorda-
& bales rqt9nto Ragely Blair kco-22 do ATurnetl6do
Tarleton, Whiting Fusll do do Bradley, Wilson keo-38
hend beeyes tn arsen--B II GossmRn-W schueder--R
Mills &eoBoek. McAfee 6co- Carroll Hoy &co-Jonas Ex
presA-E J Hart &eo--roal 93 bales cotton
TAMPA BAY--sehr Gol Washington Government stores to
QuarteFmastert
PEARL RIYER-sohr Gen Washington 900 feet lnmbsr
20 order
CoNfNGTeN--sehr Martha Ann-S5 900 bricks to order.
coXIHdToN-sthr Adele-a09 hbls sand 10 order.
BAY ST L0UIs-schr Adelia2I 900 feet lumber to order
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THE r. W. GRAND EFCAAIPMENT OF LOUISIANA,
l. o. Q. f. Semi-apnualy the Mondays in Febru
ery and August in Odd Fellows Hail. Of Camp
fayee
Officers for 1858 T Bragg Most Worthy Grand Para
u. DaSlva, Most +. q. High PrieSt j. Faust w G. S.
Warden James Furneanx r. W G. Scribe H. Williams r
v. g. Treasurer A. Shaw, r. W. G. j. Warden Thomas
keefe, W, g. Marshal r. CAVITY W. G. Scntide Ohm
Braokford w Deputy g. Sentinel; John Orchard Il. W. G.
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MAGNOLIA NO. a. meets the ID and 4t Saturdays in
each month in Baton Rouge
g W SHAW No. 10, meets the LIST Sd Saturdays in
each month in Clinton.
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Any communication intended for the Grand Eucanpment
be directed James FuTnesux Grand Scribe lO P6ydras
street, New Orleans.
JAMES FURNEAUy.
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Reorsd That that part the the Mayor III relation
to The delinquency Of the Coroner be- and hereby referred
special committee of from each District and
beEs from the Board Of Aldermen, with power 70 act.
AIsgioni and Huyghe
Committee Of ihe Board Of Aldermen 3esrs yennaTd Con
way ForstaIl and DeIIabarre.
ESignedl CHAS H. WALDO,
President Board of Assistant Aldermen.
(Sgnedl j. o. NIXON,
President Board Of Aldermen,
Approved August 80, 1855
tSignsdl GERARD sTITH Mayor
trne copy. WV. SAtoNoNy
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I5OARD OF DIRECTORS FOR INSTRUMENTATION
lI,e President s. Bouemet Treasurer; Thos. II, Shields
Secretary; tans Merritt, sexton. Cemetery Committee
Harper Dillingham;, GaEdnerSuh B. DuSfIva. Finance
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. oyerton, Bernard CoDen and John
Moran. MtmbcrSjnnes FurnrHuX j. NJ. WH5iU Il Gold.
mau ThOs, Eeehe and g. =. Nauusgll
VAULTS IN "ODDFELbOWS' REST'' may hepr0cufad
by apply ing r. NJ CoRRY, atSiClcS Co.'S CanalseGt
at D FELT SrETsoNs 81 Gamnstreet;to H. U.
s. Mat, and at theSUCretary oCe in ODD Fellows Hall
Of CaInpAnd LRinyttteStreets
Pricr Of Lots and yaRitReguar lots 10 feetsquare $780,
ditto by feet SIS Vaults, double )to Stockholders Lodges
s65 ditto, 70 all others, ~; SINGLE to Stockholders lodges
Slh 10 allothers. $50
cannot be opened unless certificate ownershipEs
first obtained from the Secretary.
thepurchaseof etc chn behad
applicationto
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ESPAVE Du SECOND DISTRTCT-TI a etc
- conduit depot des Epaves du Second District rue Der
bgny ene es es ste, anne ct Dumaiuet CONNIE epaves
I'm cheval blanc monche, d'envun l6I5 mains de bRut
ayante nsz aune une yieile marque la jabe roe de der
riere, fers.
I'm cheya Isabelle denyFon l5}4 mains de ayRnt la
queue y cr1ers Oanehes une blanche 'front.' abes
bancheS dehanehe, sans lers.
81 dts anmaN pas reclRmes dams dix ours ct les
fras lis seron yendns enr6re pubque al dit dsp6t
MERCREDI, s septsmbre 1855 midi r.
90. FLEghIER, Commissaire des ruas.
A1gTg 81
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MAYoRA1.TY. OF NEW ORLEANS,
City Hall, Tenth day of August, 1855
Common Council City Of New Orleans
M AI99

No. 4I32.
RsoueI That the Mayor aud he hereby authorized
give public notice. in French and English in Of the city
newspapers thirty days that the intention of the Com
Council Of the city Of New Orleans have opened Royal
street. Easacalvo street. from Louisa Desire street.
accordance with the petition the owners Of real property
said or the which petition has bssn published in
the official Journal in conformity with section No III Of the
new city charter
tSigne0 CHAs. 4. WALDO
President Board q Assistant Aldermen.
Signed P. s. Witt
President pro tenn, Board Of Aldermen.
Signed GERARD sTITH, Mayor.
the above resolution Of the Common Council
notice is hereby given that after the expiration of thirty days
from ths date The opening Of Royalsreet Casacvostree
from Louisa TO Desire, will be proceeded with in conformity
GERARD sTITH, Mayor.
MARIE DE LA LE.oRLEANs,
H6se de Vile, le dixieme jour dsoat 1858.
Conseil Commun dc la vile de La Mile Orleans.
[ No. 4l32. ]
Rsso Que lie Marie soft il par lie present autorse de
de Ia WILLIE teute ours que Consei C0mrnun de
Ia vile de la NouveeO lnienton de fre ouvrr Ia
II Desire daccord petition possesseurs do pro
p6tes toneieres Ia ite pour OVERTURE Aqnee
petition etc pubiee dams e journal ociel confoe avec
section Ne III DC Ia nOUrelle charte de Ia VILE
Esgnel CHAS. II. WALDO,
President Board des Assistant Aldermen
LSignel p. S. WILTE
President pro tenn. Board des Aldermen
Lsignsl GERARD sTITH, Marie.
En- oonormite Ia resolution du Consei Commnn eli
dessus pubee avis par present donne guapas rexpB
ton dc ren de cee date procede couormeent
Ia lo Ouverture de Royale cdevan rue Cgsscago
Nouyelleodeaus, ce lOaoat 1855 auIi SOD
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
MAT0RALrY or NEW. ORLEANS,
City Hall, S9tli day ot August, 1888,

Nc 4I4. ]
o,rea That ordinance No 37@7 entitled An ordinance
regulating The weight and measurement q 1 wood and coal
mi providing for the IN the city Of New Oreans be
amended By adding the ordinance the accompanying Sec
lions and lO
SEQ d Bs fher ordained ets. That all asswood offered
for 81 Of the landings Of the city within the limits
ii he CITY he Inspector his assistants shall fee Of
v cents every cord whether said wood landed
or offered for any and all craft within the limits
aforesaid and snail be the duty Of the Inspector Of Wood
give certificate to the vendor Of each and every cord offered
Tor sale.
sEo 10 Be frr ordained That each and every load of
wood sGa in The City Of New Orleans shall We liable pspec
ton and vendor person delivering wood in the city snch
vendor shall procure certificate Of the
ent which shall be left the place Of delivery Of the wood
and person persons found acting in confHyenon Of this
section Of the ordinance shall be liable fine Twenty-Five
dollars recoverable as aforesaid.
FSigned1 GHAs. II. WALDO
President Board of Assistant Aldermen
Signedl J. O. NIXON,
President Board OF Aldermen.
Approved August 80 1858
tsignedl GERARD sTTTa, Mayor. auSl ct
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-09-03
SECOND DISTRICT 5OTJyD-IVas I,ro,

y ElOVNAy u I III = B7UNNU--NN as Drought
y TO the second District Pound Derbgny street. between
St. Ann and Main Streets estrays-
One white she goat with yellow spots
One white she goat with black spots
One white she gon, with brown stripes on be tce
Oae yell she goat with black stripes and white spot on
the forehead, ght split.
One white she goat with small black spots the legs right
uninterrupted, left ear half Off
Witch not cimed within days md the expenses there
pad will be sold public auction at said pound on SAT.
URDAY September 4, 1855 at II O'Clock NJ
New Orleans, August 70, 1855
CO. FLETCHER, Street Commissioner.
Registered August sd, 1855
HENRY DUREL,
Clerk of Comptroller.