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ORANsEAND ALEXANDkIA kAILnvAX
nAILY LINE FOR EDWARDS FERRY
~ AND LEESBURG. Va,

Ftd CR6SGDedhs ana ono Canal.
THROUGH IN EIGHT Hours.
The splendid Packet Boats AR6O and NJ. C..
MElGS. having undergone thoroughsS
repair Will Commence making regu al s@-x-1
trips TO the shove points on Monday eeA<1
March 22d, lS5a.
The Boats will leave ~ Wharf Of w. H. q II.
q. Ritter Georgetown, ~ c., every morning Al 7
O'clock, Sundays excepted, in the following order
The NJ. 4. MeIgs on Mondays, the Argo on Tues
days, and returning every alternate day.
Leaving Georgetown NJ o. clock IN the morning,
the Boats viii arrive at the Great Falls or Wash
lngton Aqueduct. at 10 q Seneca y m; Edwards
Ferry p. m, where a Stage will be readne TO
convey passengers to Leesburg, Va Returning
leave Edwards Ferry every day 81 @ 'clook a. M
and arriving AZ Georgetown st sun-set.
Through tIckSts Sl.95
Intern edlate points follows Great Falls or
Washington Aqueduct. 81 cents Seneca rs cents:
Edwsrds' Ferry Sl.l2; Leesburg, Va, Including
coach, U.s.
Meals served on the Boats. Breakfast s7S cts.;
Dinner 80 cts.
Persons wishing TO visit the Great Fall. of the
Inc tne w washington AQueauct, its tunnels and the
the citizens Of the District 10y the fostering care of
Congress, will have ample time to do and return
the same day.
A Coach will always he 10 waiting m GeorgetovR
TO convey passengers to and from the Boats
Excursion Parties To the Great Falls half price
For iurther Information inquire at the Store OF
w. ii. h. u. Ritter, Canal Wharf, west of Mar
ket. m2Of
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app "
NOTICE

NoflcE. r,ur,s MONEY
] have this day reCev ed dir ect from North Attic
borough, Mass. Wallace Goodwin celebrated u3xa
Cfhce CLOCKS, of superior finish, days EtS1
also, WatcbniakeTs ReP uiatoTs, Clocks for
Railroad Stations, and all other sts les OF IXIJ
Clocks, fr"m y up to 9i25.
The trade supple al wholesale prices.
am the only authorized agent for Gooiwin's
Celebrated Clocks this side Of New York
Call and see for yourselves at the great Clock
Emp"rIuni, 80 opposite Browns Hotel.
up lIn ROBINSON
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IL The Superintendent of the New York DO
lice notified the Red Republicans, on w edses-
day, that they would not be permitted to carry
etigies in their procession, in honor Of Orrsini
AwFUL A new work is advertised under the
OminOus title WOmaH'S TA0KgktS Gbd1t Iyo-
nns.; How could any publisher have un4euaken
anything 50 unchaIitable.
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Dentistry, 90.
rHEOPLASTIC PROCESS.
" AN NIMPROTEMENT IN
MECHANIIAI. nENTIGTRN

~ AN NIMPROFEMENT IN
MECHANICAL DENTISTRY.
=, Dr; II. %. HILLS respectfully informs the public
that he Is now prepared to insert partial and -
'uli setts OF rEEIH h at reasonable rates ,t-ES
on tins improved plan. The great advan- -SIlD
Gge TINS process has over all others rs its perfect
toaptation. The method of Itself Insures a most
perfect bt The metal IS entirely free from ali me-
talc taste and none OF the seeretons of the mouth
most prominent citizens Of Baltimore. confirming
IFS great superIoIIty, can he All those per.
sons who are suffering with lll-adapted plates will
please give me call, and will t. ke great pleasure
IN explaining and exhibiting to them specimens of
the work. All inquiries should lie made at INV of
hce, as am the only authorized agent for this pro
cess. Wv
Office, No. 25n Penn. avenue, between Iotb and
l3 n streets, next house above 6autier's.
IS SIN
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MuSARD - QUADRILi.kS- S-1he Cattle
W Show Qusdnlle, Bouef ct Monions, and ~
the /ouayes QuafrIiie. (Storm of the Mala ny
kof,l at the Music depot OF SxS Pa
apa w, g, METZERO1r,
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ITO WILLIAM HUNTER AND SALLY II.
L HUNTER HIS WIFE, AND SAMUE l.

You are hereby notified that the Hon. William NJ. .
Mernck, Assistant Judge of the Circuit Court of
the District of Columbia, has this day, my apph-
cation. a. the authorized of the United States,
ISSUED his warrant. directed to the Marshal of the
said District, commanding HIM to summon a jury of
elEh cen good and law ful men, to me 4 on your land
called Nv hltehaven,' or by whatsoever name or
names the same may be called, lyIng west of
Georgetown and north of the Chesapeake and OHIO
Canal In the county OF Washington. in the Distri ct
of Columbia, on SATURDAY. the first day ol
May, (l313) at III O'clock IN the forenoon of said
day, for the purpose of valuIng and ounSemnlng
part OF said piece OF land as of an absolute es-
tate In perpetuy In the said United States for the
use OF the Washington AQueduct. and ass essng all
damages which the owners thereof shall sustain by
reason OF the said United States cutting and cOn-
structIDg the said Washington Aqueduct through
sald piece Of land; when and where you will attend
If to you II shall seem meet.
Nj. e. MEIGS.
Captain of Engineers. Chief Engineer
Washington Aqueduct.
WASHINGTON City. AprIl l3. 1853. ap l4-d.w
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u A A l. L PRESS or FICt
- SS4 ID STREET,
Adjoinixg Tks States Pyixtixx OAes.

The subscriber, Baggage Agent for Baltimore
and Ohio and Washington Branch Railroad, has
opened an Oce, at the above place, for the accom-
nodation of the public, where orders he left for
the use Of Wagons to convey Baggage or Packag ges
to and from RsIlroad Depot, Steamboats,, o. or for
removal to any point In thl City or Georgetown.
Ofhoe open from O'Clock g. m. to 10 O'Clock p. M,
daily, except Sunday, to 10 o'clock m. O'Clock
to 10 p. JOHN Nj. McCLINTOCK,
Baggage Agent Baltimore and Ono Railroad.
N. B.-Persons coming to Washington or gong to
Baltimore, not having made up their minds where
they Will stop, by giving up their checks to my
agents on the CATS will have their baggage taken
care of at this office, at Baltimore Ofhoe, No. II
Sharp street. and extra charge 10
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DENTISTRY.
u DIR. STEPHEN BAILY,
Zhrss doors from IlfS Street, 0II0

~,
IArN doors from lltR Street. D
can be tal hours, at his Office located as above
he feeis assured that an experience of fifteen years
variety Of difficult cases that he has treated SUD
Iuiy, VIII enable him to surmount any difficulty,
own experience confirming the opinion Of many men
end sneHt n me profession and especially Drs Harri
oard all mercurisl preparations for filling Teeth. sso
all Enamsls, Gutta Perohs, India Rubber, and &c.
Tseh aGd s OF
10 the only reliable substance that uan be worn in the
American Dental Convention. " '''' ios'
Although he atters hImself from his lon. resi-
known to his numerous friends and patrons he bes,
leave TO refer them to the following
TESTIMONIALS:
From the late Rector Of the Church Of Eyiphany O
DR.. STEPHEN BAILr: Dear Sir--I desire to zpress
ms
Ior me have been highly satisfactory hope that you
public that your skill 20 Vel deserves. 'H'' anu 'H'
Washington. A,s. .. lass. J. .W.fFrRENou.
Frsm one Of the Oldest firms IN Baltimore, Messrs
Hsvn, spas sssPhsn B.; cG Surgeon Den
ust, OF Washingt2n city, to execute for me an nm
n0Ttsns and ditcut peos Of work. which he did te
one OF the most dIstins members of the Dental
sseF9 q the same Sot dspsatsd s
great pleasure to express my entire confde GuS
B.moIs ssg. 81 s sI0ifi12Rs axRMHNN ih Booss
xxtraot from note received from the late On sha
M. Clayton.
Y. 8. SENATE. Arg. -, lsSs,
HAe teeth yes made for me work admirably, moth.
80 ~ " ~ toHN n. CLAYTON.
70 those that seek relief from the malsdes of the
teeth, can oheerfsy recommend DIR. y. Bsily as
Tor one of my famllv and plugged several teeth for
ton years. ROBERT 7. NIXON,
Aenl l9. 1885.
We, the undersigned having had ocox.ion to svai
ourselves OF the professional skill Of Ur. =. Bay,
surgeon Dentist of this city, having been cognis
ant of hs operations families or friends, take
pleasure In expressing admiration of his artistic
skill, as well as of the uniformly satisfactory manner
In which ne perfOrms the most delicate and difficult
operations in Dental Surgery and specifuy re-
commend him to the condolences and patronage OF the
Dsblc. OF winch we consider him eminently worthy,
THOMAS u. WALTER, Architect q. =. tsapItoi,
THOMAS MILLER, M. ID, Of Washington, ID. G.,
b. y. RoHRBR, Nj. ID. of ,ieOrsefowfI, ID. &,
N. =. LINCOLN, Nj. d., of Washington, ID, G.,
Jos. Il. BRADLEY, of Washington, ID. e.
0ROR6g WALTON, EX- Governor OF Florida.
WALTKR LINOx, EX Mayor of WashIBftouJ
HENRY BALDWIN, u. - Patent Once,
&C. WsHT, PrincI pal Rittenhouse Academy,
fsb7O II
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SIGN OF THE

SIGN OF The
- b q r. q l. E.
Indicates whore yOu may get I.O OK N Ga
GLASSES, IN gilt or mahogany frames POR-
GRAFT and PICTURE FRAMES, round, oval,
or square. gilt or otherwise: any other kiud 81
work IN his Ino. The largest lot Of LOOKING
GLASS PLATES kept constantly on hand cneap
for cash. JOHN WAGNER,
2fT Pa. avenue,
app lV hptween ~ h aud ats.
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no Y0U WISH TO ECONOMISEs-Ther, he
- sure TO buy custom made Shoes instead .hI
OF shoes laxne like pIndar's razors, to sell. DMy
not To wear. SHOES, especially i.adies'Y
and Chlldysns. made by the subscriber OF -
the very best materials to be obtained I'm this ooun-
try They never rip, and are usually complained of,
IL ever, on account of wearing too long.
He Is now ready to supply all in Washington who
really desire tn ecOnOmlZe, with the finest and most
highly finished SHOES, CATERS, UOOTS
SLIPPERS, &C., as well as with the stronges est and
lsavlest kind of Chiidren's School or every day
Shoes. intended for durability and hard service and
whcn last, al SO includes Servants Shoes and Boots
strongly made, yet handsomely finished, and war
raDted t0every purchaser.
His prices are but q trlle more than the cost of
those of bad work and material. while his work out
wears them four times over.
DIR. rankin never bought poor article, nor can
any one become thrifty who does so.
All should call and test the subscrlbers work for
themselves. CHARLES WEIRMAN,
ap l9-ty 18th street near IL
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TRUfKs! TRUNKsM TRUNI

TRUNKS! TRUNKSm TRUNKSm
The undersigned has now and constantly keeps
GXYSo ON hand a large and very supe- ~ a
HTfIH flor assortment of Sole t.eatherf.SAA
A1A1TRUNkS AND VALfSES; alsofsfNkA
Iron frame and Wood Box TRUNKS :S~
VELVET TAPESTRY and CANVAS d
TRAVELLING BAGS and SATCHELS; fine
SADDLES, HARNESS, WHIPS, &c.
am prepared to compete with the hest manu-
facturers, IN proof of which, read the following Re-
port of tse Committee at the FAR of the MetropoI.
tan Mechanics Institute for 1857:
TOpham Il Norfet deposited Sole leather
Trunk that's for Soltdify and quality OF material,
the best on exhibition.
JENEIN THOMAS, Saddler.
Is. =. KINsEY, CurrieT.
N. g.-Trunks Covered and every description of
Repairing executed with neatness and III s2atch.
JAS. :. TOPHAM.
Late TOPHAM & NORFLHT,)
No. <e9 7th street, Oppo. Odd Fellows Hall,
m<-ly Washington, ID. e..
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PIERCE SH0EM.KER AND MAR 7 II A
SH0EMAKER, HIS WIFE; JAMES CAK-


You are hereb, notified that the Hon. w NJ:
Merrlck, Assistant Judge of the Circuit Court oI
the District of Columbia, has this day, on my arPI
cation as the authOrS agent OF the nted Ststes,
ed his warrant, directed To the Marshal of the
eighteen 60. and lawful men 10 meet on your land
called 'sWhItehaven,' or by whatsoever name or
of " ashing IN the said District of Columbia, be-
ing west of Georgetown, end north of the thesa
pea ke and Ohio Canal, Thursdsy the 2oth day of
pr instant, 1885, at IL O'Clock, IN the forenoon of
said Gay, for the purpose OF valulng and condemn
n< parts Of said piece of land of an AsO e
estate in perpetuIty IN the said United ates for
the use of the Wa hIngton Aqueduct and assess
ing all da 'ases which the owners thereof shall
tain by reason of the said United STATES cutting and
constructing the said Washington Aqueduct
through said piece of land when and where you Will
attend II TO you II shall seem meet.
a.f nj. T.. MEIGS,
... Captain of Engineers, Chief Engineer
OF the Washington Aqueduct.
Washington City, April Is, 1853. ap - DIV
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!. Boots, Shoes. &c.
no THE LADIES OF WASHINGTON I

having been in the manufacturing of Ladies'
To- Misses, and Chidren's Shoes for
- 10thIs past 80 years, We ought tO~c>S
know Dy thus time what will suit them In that line
and can safely say that we do; which you can prove
~ givins ouI work a trial. You can lind the arti
cies az the Prlncipai Shoe Stores IN Washington
Phadelplia make.>
SAMUEL P. HOOVER has, at all times. on
hand ~ ~ sssds of dadss', Mlsses and Children
made by j. ". McCurds & Son. PhiiadeIphia Also
M elles French Imported, Mo,Iere Il Vile Shoes ;
~ M Kinds OF Gentlemens Patent Leather and Calf
cheap for cash. ~
Tk UNkS, Sole Ieathar. Wood and Iron Frame,
all and qualities, made to order at the short
est notico
, CAN at iren Hall Boot, Shoe, and Trunk Estab-
llshment. Pennsy ivanis avenue, between 9Th and
10th streets.
ap 2-fw SAM'I.. p, HOOVER.
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III Observe my slEp over ths door.
uu Lw. HAYmoNp, Aren't,
THE PACIFIC MAIL STEAMSHIP. Com
PANY.

Ons OF the Steamships of this Company, carrying
the United States MSiis for hCAPUEO, 49,
CALIFORNIA, snd OREGON, leaves cc1&4R
Panalns twice each month. on the arri-sah
va Of the United States Mail = = Company s.eart-
ers. which leave New Orleans and New York retlI-
isFiy on 5th and 10th Of each month with the mais
and passengers connecting VIA PANAMA Rail-
ROADS.
These steamships have been inspected and AZ
proved by the Navy Department, and guaranty syesS
asd safety.
The Panama Railroad 81 miles IontD in now com
pleted from ocean to ocean. Cnd crossed IN or a
hours. The baggage OF passengers check ed In New
York through 10 san Francisco, and m srs
embarked ~ Panamh 10y steamer at the ooTapsuy's
expense. The money paid IN Now York covers an
eI penses Of the trip. ~
Reserve steamers are kept in port In Pansrl. nnz
San Francisco, To prevent detention IN csse al ac
dent so that the route IL entirely rsItabls-po gai-
are having occsr-ed IN eight years.
rive at Asplnwal. - ' ~
Conductors 20 through By eaoh steamer. and taxa
charge OF women and children without other proteo-
tors.
For through tickets at the lowest rates Apply st
the afenoy, lT7 West street, New York, TO
j. w. RAfMOND,-or TO
ARMSTRONG, HhRRls CO.,
bx-n c.L. BARTLETT. Boston,
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nR. X. FINLEY HUNT,
~ DENTIST~
No. $40 Pennsylvania avenue, A
VIII perform all operations belonging to his SIllO
profession at hs old established Office, as above
AZ
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I UBIN,S EXTRACTS, oil odors, AZ SIBBs's
SsAsr Wllards' hstel. HesD
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Travellers Directory.

0A&SSeSAys
A LEXANDRIA AND WASHINGTON.
The Steamer. GEORGE PAGE and THOMAS
GULLY Tx Will run regularly teav- r.
inS the seventh street wharf,) at the &sssSiaz7 ~
BKavK ALEXANDRA AT
Meorse PGes-4,h, g 10 a. IN; lzs, s, and D.. m.
Thomas COItyer-7, =. II n. m: ? and d, m.
LEAVE WASHING AT
Gsorse PGss-es, @ II a. M; =. 4, and .. m.
Whaley's Omnibnses connecting with the Para
and Collyer leave the Capitol and corner OF 18th 81
and Pa. avenue the same time the boais leave Alex-
andrA. RICHARD WALLACE, Pres.
FOR MOUNT VERNON
The COLLYER will leave for Mount Vernon on
TUESDAYS and FRIDAYS, from Washington at
S>s ana Alexandria at 10 O'Clock.
WASHINGTON BRANCH RAILROAD.
&4 Ea%E aE
Trans run ~ follows:
Leave Washington NJ a. m.
DO. do. isa M
Do. Do DO. Do. Ms&&Pm.
Do. do. at SIS D. m.
The Trains At aud a. m and 30 o. u. cnnnre
directly st baltimore for the kast and at RELAY for
the West Those at 8 a. m end Is .. IN. for Anap-
oils, and at m. for Frederick and Norfolk. The
Q q, M aud 40 p. IN. trains are Express, and stop
only at Annapolis and Washington iunctiops The
Eastern tram OF Saturday at <a p. m. goes only to
ON Sunday only one train-at <9p.m.
Jan pod tn. III. PARSONS. Aren't.
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TINTED STATES MAIL LINE
ONLY REGULAR LINE
Arp WITHOUT FAILURE FOR kIsHT rzABn. Tsk
CALIFORNIA AND OREGON
VIA PANA A RAILROAD.
a.rsI.r SGi!ias Days. btG E 2OsA sr sssA .s.iA.

CANTONESE many frauds and lmposl- >SeSAS
tlons OF various kinds have been Ately <Al&Gs
oerpetrated on travellers bound to CALI
FIRNIA that the subscriber, the only aut horned
ma IN the city OF New York, feels It hls duty 10
caution G persons seeking passage 10 California.
that TO AyoTD IMPOSITION. they must Ne oarefni t
6nd the true office Of the Steamsh hips of the t. n
Mai Line. Panama Rallroad, Hs no other on 90
IN New York 10 aut horned to engage passare
The Companies have only one Ofics in New Yort
which at Ia est street, corner of Warren street
fronting the North River at the head of the Com
psny's Wharf.
III Observe nv elgp over ths door
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II AIDES TUCK, and all sorts of COMBS, a
IL GIBBS Hair Store, near 18th st. and at his
SsiAs onu. undav VILE vAss h~tsl -ft . g.
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OMoe Second Story, three doors from
ODD FELLOWS HALL.
Spectacles and Glasses suited to evcry sight
Opera, Reading, and Watchmaker's
Glasses; Telescopes, Microscopes INV -
great variety; CogmOramic StereOscOpes with vlewl
of superior and choice pictures on hand See adver
tisement IN National lnteligencer.
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Very res pectf fully yours, X. Ii. DRhNE
Rector of st. James Parish

Having been induced 10y a friend To visit the estab-
isment of Mir. Tobias for the purpose OF trying hIs
glasses furnished W lth a pair slightly culored
blue, ,whce have afforded ne relief and gratIii-
oat ION than any have ever tried. My sight, origin
av very good, injured 10y writing and read ing
night, frequently to very late hour but with The
aiN of these glasses can study almost as late az
ever, and that too without the PAIN have previous
ly suffered JOHN WILSON,
Late Commissioners G. sl'l Land O66oe.
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WILAiNGToT, ~. C., June q, 1854.
Mr.. J. TOEIks-DeGT Str Am happy to say tha,
the Spectacles winch obtained from you last Weei
entirely satisfactorily. From Inequality the
visual rang of my eyes, have heretofore found real
difficulty III getting glasses ot the proper local dis
tanceS Ii affords me pleasure to stale, that hy the
AID of opioneter this difficulty has been pplly
obv lated, that the Classes yUu furnished Ie are
decidedly the best adapted to my ey of any have
ever yet used.
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President Beard Assistant Aldermen.
lSignedI j. o. NIXON,
President Board of Aldermen,
Approved November 26, 1868.
lsguedI GERARD sTITH Mayor
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rRlsrED By REQUEST.
---@sa-----
dniecedrnts of The Cnse.

Antecedcnts Of the Case.
Not a cent had he got, not dollar or note,
And be looked oontoundedly Hurried,
AS be bolted away without paying ms SCOT
And the landlady after him hurried
Presentation IF The Case.
We saw him again at dead Of night,
Wheula from the Club returning,
BY the misty uloonbeams struggling light
And lantern dmly burning,
Xii naIe and exposed to the midnight dews,
Rscliuet in the gutter We found him,
V79,ere ~ Iay Ike q Vagabond taking snoozej
With his Stevens cloak aroand him.
Opinion on the Case.
The Or. 3 as drunk as the d--l, we said,
ana we managed shutter to borrow
We raised him, and sighed at the thought that bis
head
Would confoundedly ache on the morrow.
Treatment,.ofth The Case.
We bore him home and we put him to bed,
And we told his wife and his daughter
no give him next morning q couple Of red
Herrings and soda water.
What his family say.
Lightly they talked of his money that's gone,
And his lady began to upbraid him,
Bat little he rocked, SO they let him sleep on
Meath the Counterpart, just as we laid him.
Incident during the Case.
But half of our heavy task was done,
When beneath the window calling
we heard the loud voice OF son OF gun
Ola Waterman / o'clock baWling.
Conclusion Of the Case.
II -. -, asst SEE
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THE RoLD ENGINEER.


Alb who ever thinks of the bold engineer,
AS be stands by his throttle Of steel,
And spurs on his steed to its maddened career,
In its laundering and ponderous reel
Like a soldier begTimmed in battles dark strife,
And Drawing the cannon's hot breath,
He, too, plunges on with his long train OF life,
Unmindful Of danger and death
Thro' the daylight,
Into the night,
Dark, dark,
He knows no alright;
Over ridges,
And bridges,
Decayed or strong,
Like mythic god he rashes along
Who thinks of the bold engineer?
So trne to his post like statue he stands
With his eye fixed fast on afar;
Our own precious lives be holds in his hand,
Our wealth we give to his care.
For good must he be, the bold engineer,
AS ne dashes from town to town,
And brings us all safe, midst smile OF a tear,
10 the forms so dearly our own
Onward he goes,
His whistle he blows
Deep, deep
Thro' high drifted SHOWS;
With crossings,
And t0ssings-
In heat and in rain,
0'erthe glittering track he pulls the long train
Who thinks OF the bold engineer?
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DAxTER. LOWELL, & CO., SHIPPING MER-
~ ehAmLa. cnrmar Of LarnulaIn l-nmmnm sLIne3
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NEW ORLEANS. Dec, II, 1855.
To the Common Council Of New Orleans:
THE PETITION of the undersigned re-
sprct uy howeth that the majority required by the
CITY Charter having supd Ih petuon they your
honorable body esoutuu authorizing the Comptroller
sell after five days notice the oiG JOURNAL the contract
for making brick side walks and wooden quite The north
SIDE Of Morales street. from Eysiau Fields MaguY street
and that already made be repaired put their pro-
per line and level That said sale be fin and that The Mayor
be authorized contract with the purchaser for he Pay
men TO he made in cash when the work s completed according
the lines and levels Of the City Surveyor,
Jno b. Leee $50 feet Morales street.
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lelu Orleans Daily Crescent,
80.

parody Oh lie burial Of Sir John Moore, recited
ut the supper Of St. Andrews Society in Washing
Ton, On the s0th November, with shouts Of laugh ter
and applause
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M E5rEIDGRE a. Co. H. H., DEALER IN DRUGS
" Nadtines Paints, Oils, etr., No 43 Magazine street
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES

COMPTKOLLER's OFFICE, /
City of New Orleans, July L 1855.
X Es99LyI1L3, That the Comptroller M, and
~ he Is hereby authorized and required give notice
tsniing advertisement in the official Journal Sat in aCcogHce
with the ninth section Of ordinance No. 1912 approved ch
So 1854 the Council will pay any bill against the city unless
contracted under authority Of order from the Comptroller
In accordance with the ordinance referTedto
.Signedl 3. L. TRACY
President Board Of Assistant Aldermen
[Signedl L. H. PLACE
President Board of Aldermen
Approved april q, 1885.
[5ignedl JOHN L. LEWIS, Mayor,
The attention Of the officers of the city of the public
respectfully called to the foregoing resolution,
I. TIIEARD,
iyl6H Comptroller CITY Of New Orleans
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ROiUsi That the Comptroller be and he hereby author
yet 2 sell to the lowest bidder contract for laying walks
Cont and St Louis streets, plan specifications
in the Surveyors office