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The Council Bluffs nonpareil. [volume] (Council Bluffs [Iowa]) 1857-1867, 1858-05-01
The Prevailing scarcity Of Money.

It is true that the opening of navigation
has given a certain degree Of activity to the
Spring Trade; but it is true also that the
anticipations Of perfect restoration of con-
fidence and rise Of prices, in which many
INDUCED, are not likely to be realized. De.
cline in the rates of New York exchange,
the coming forward of the stores Of grain
held in the interior, the shipments of car
goes by lake, the increased demand upon
our merchants for the wares in which they
deal, and the general STIR and activity every
where apparent, have increased the hope
fulness Of the respondent, though they fall
far short of the expectations of the sanguine.
Market, and which are likely to continue
through the season, are the potent causes of
Encouragement. Aslong as the merchanta.
bic Wheat of the country is offered and sold
in Chicago at 60 cents, Flour at So So Is,
and all other products of the farm at pro-
portionate rates, there can be no prospect
of relief from the burden of debt under which
the country groans. At prices like these,
there is no margin left for the producer
They 10 not pay his last years outlay; and
we do not wonder at the farmers reluc-
lance to sell, when selling implies loss
What changes another month may bring,
cannot of course be forseen; freights may
20 down, and prices will advance Just a. the
cost of carriage declines; but the advantage
from that source will not be great. Until
there is an increased demand at home and
abroad for what we have to sell. The coun-
try is under the harrow, these few facts ex-
plain clearly enough, what is yet obscure to
thousands who have not dispossessed them
selves of the idea, that IN Commerce az in
Government, there is a mysterious something
which the unin;tiated strive IN vain to un-
derstand; we mean the scarcity Of money
Money is scarce because the prices are low.
Double the selling rates for wheat, corn,
-four, pork, beef, hides and wool, and the
moneyed resources of the country would be
doubled at once. No proof of this will be
required; but with hundreds of our readers
We should fail if we attempted to show that
the scarcity is not due in part to some fail
ure of the banks, or the merchants, or the
government, or SOMEBODY or something, to
do what ought to be done for the country's
relief. Our explanation is too simple-too
easily understood to be satisfactory. But
it is the only one that can be maintained
Until, then, some method is discovered by
which those who eat can be persuaded or
coerced into paying more for what We have
to sell, we must be content to accept things
as they are, and by more careful economy
and laborious industry, find the rokef which
neither banks or the government can afford.
Chicago Tribune.
The Council Bluffs nonpareil. [volume] (Council Bluffs [Iowa]) 1857-1867, 1858-05-01

cvWe see by the New York Tribune
that the attention of Congress is expected to
be directed to the passage Of a General Re-
lief Law. 1t is neither more nor less than
a Bankrupt Law, and the experience of the
past ought to be sufficient to convince Con-
gress, as well as the country at large that it
is but rogues who seek its passage, and as
such should be crushed at once.
The Council Bluffs nonpareil. [volume] (Council Bluffs [Iowa]) 1857-1867, 1858-05-01
I3-sEE FIRST, TnIBp & FOURTH PAGEs-H
Republican State Convention.

A Republican State Convention will be held at Iowa
City, Thursday the i7th day Of June, 1885, for the
purpose Of nominating Secretary, Auditor Treasurer Of
State and Attorney General, Commissioner Of Des
Noincs River Improvement and Register OF State Land
Once and for the transaction Of such other business
may be deemed necessary by the Convention.
The ratio Of representation Of each county will be
delegate for every hundred Republican votes, and
additional for every fraction ty the vote
Governor the last State election being the basis
Organized counties with less than hundred Repub-
lican voters will be entitled each to delegate
s. J. KlRKWOOD, W. II. FARMER,
W. r. CLARK. II. PRICE,
II. OCOENOR, G. d. WOODEN,
Dcs Moines, Jan. Goth, 1853. Committee.
The Council Bluffs nonpareil. [volume] (Council Bluffs [Iowa]) 1857-1867, 1858-05-01
A Woman.s Revenge.

An Illinois Border Rufian editor. smitten
by the charms Of matron of the village in
which his sheet is published, addressed her
a long an: passionate letter filed with rhap-
kodies upon her beauty and his love lorn
Glplessness. The lady, We suppose, with
ndvice and consent of her lord, sent the
e to the rival country paper, in which
lrs-names, dates and all. 1t is un-
hin Iroquois county that the editor
kry printing Office for sale.- Chi
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LAIEks
FroIn the Evening News 23d.
nxaLs &kn~.hn~s Du~l

Last night, about 10 O'Clock, the steam
boat Star Of the West caught fire from the
burning woods on the bank above the city,
set on fire by the Keokuk, and was burned
to the waters edge. This makes three boats
destroyed by the disaster yesterday.
The Star Of the West was owned by Capt.
NJ. Gilman, Lawrence Gilman, VIM. II.
Pierson, and Espy & Duffer. She was val
ued at $4,000, and insured for 10000, in
the following Offices Eureka, Pittsburg,
5000; Monongahela, of Pittsburg, 81 200;
Citizens, of Pittsburg, $4,000; Globe. of
St. Louis, $4,000; and United States, Of st.
Louis. 81 200,
The Council Bluffs nonpareil. [volume] (Council Bluffs [Iowa]) 1857-1867, 1858-05-01

GyThe Washington States says that it
is currently rumored in the streets and in
public places that tro hundred thousand
dollars have been subscribed to carry Lee
compton through the House.
The Council Bluffs nonpareil. [volume] (Council Bluffs [Iowa]) 1857-1867, 1858-05-01

Br. Iaylor mas just SAID, that the religions
of this day were Matched in hell. The eggs
were laid in hell, Matched on its borders,
and then kicked on to the earth. They may
be called cockatrices, for they sting where
ever they 60. Go to their meetings in the
Christian world and mingle in their society,
and you will hear them remark, Sour min
listers dictate our souls salvation,o and they
are perfectly composed and resigned to
trust their whole future destiny to their
priests, though they burst not trust them
with single dollar beyond their salaries
and few presents. They can trust their
eternal welfare in the hands of their priests,
but hardly dare trust them with SO much as
a bushel of potatoes. Is that principle here?
Yes, more or less.
DEPARTURE OF EIGHT HUNDRED NoRxoSs FROM
THE TERRITORY.
The San Francisco Herald has an impor-
tant rumor:
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-01-29
BOARD OF ASSISTANT ALDERMEN.
TUESDAY, Jan. 26, 1855

TUESDAY, Jan. 26, 1858.
The Board met this day pursuant to adjournment.
Present The Hon. J. Magioni, President Messrs.
Hall, Huyghe, Kearny, Phelps, Reid Waldo Whitney,
Beebe and Stickney-l0.
The reading of the journal was dispensed with.
Mr.. Ranney took his seat
The following communication from the Comptroller
was read and on motion, referred to the Committee
on Finance:
CoMPTRoILERis OFFICE
New Orleans, January %, 1858. !
To the honorable the Common Council
Of the City Of New Orleans:
Gentlemen have the honor to herewith transmit statement
No 81 Of checks drawn by the Tessnsr for the week ending
this day.
Very respectfully, your obedient ssrvAnt
T. THEARD Comptroller
The following communications from the Treasurer
were read, and motion, referred to the Committee
on Finance:
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Inc foregoing Items were adopted UNANIMOUSLY:
Mr.. Wilt moved to amend the foregoing item by
inserting s74,23O 20 in lieu of 100000.
Carried unanimously.
Mr.. Harrison moved to reconsider the following
item, stricken out of the resolution:
For Police Clerk or Secretary $500 90
Carried.
On motion, the foregoing item was adopted.
Yeas Messrs. Dupre, DeLabarre, Harrison, How
ell, Landry, Vennard and WIFI.
On motion, the foregoing resolution, passed by the
Assistant Board to adopt the estimates of liabilities
and expenditures for the year 1858, in its amended
form, was concurred in
Yeas Messrs. Conway, DeLabarre Dupre, Harris
son, Vennard and Willis.
Nays: Messrs Howell, Landry and Summers-3.
Mr.. Harrison moved for a suspension Of the rules,
in order to call up the preamble and resolution icon
corning the New Orleans Draining Company
adopted by the Assistant Board on the 10Th day of
August 1879 and persisted in by the said Board,
Notwithstanding the veto of the Mayor.
Carried.
Yeas Messrs. Conway, Harrison, Landry, Ven.
nard, Wilt and Summers-6.
Nays: Messrs. DeLabarre, Dupre and Howell-3.
The following communication was read
BOARD OF ASSISTANT ALDERMEN,
To the honorable President of the Board Of Aldermen
have the honor inform you that the Board Of ASSISTANT
or in The preamble resolution concerning the New or
Leans DGnnE and that your concurrence
CHAS. W. HOPKINS, Secretary tenn.
The message Of the mayor to the Board of Alder
men, of September 10, 1856, laid on the table sub
ject to cali on the 18th day of october, 1856, was
read.
The message of the Mayor to the Board of Assist
ant Aldermen of August 49, 1856, read at the sitting
of said Board on the I'd day of September 1856, wal
read.
motion to adjourn, made by Mr.. DeLabarre, wa
lost.
Yeas: Messrs. DeLabarre, Dupre and Howell-3.
Nays: Messrs. Conway, Harrison, Landry, Ven
nard and Wiltz-5.
Mr.. Witt moved to persist, Notwithstanding thu
veto Of the Mayor, in the following preamble and re
solution adopted by the Assistant Board August 10
1885, and concurred in the same day by the BoarC
Of Aldermen)
ing al the city may have in, and the lands situated
hesecund draining section in favor OF the propretors Of
lands In the proportion of their several interests therein etc
| Mr.. DeLabarre moved TO lay the motion of Mr.
| Wilt on the table. Lost
| Yeas Messrs. DeIIabarre, Dupre and Howell
Nays: Messrs. Conway, Harrison, Landry, Ven
nard and Willis.
| The motion of Mr.. Wtz to persist in the foregoing
preamble and resolution, Notwithstanding the veto Q
| the Mayor, was carried by the following votes
| Yeas Messrs. Conway, Harrison, Landry, Ven
nard, Wilt and Snmmers-6.
| Nays Messrs. DeLabarre, Dupre and Howell;
On motion, the Board adjourned.
CHAS. CLAIBORNE, Seciy.
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The foregoing items were unanimously adopted.
Military Companies S2,5O
Mr.. Dupre moved to insert 81 500 in lieu of 50 500
Lost.
Yeas Messrs. Dupre, Landry and Vennard-3.
Nays: Messrs. DeLabarre, Harrison, Howell and
Wiltz-4.
Mr.. DeIAbarre moved to insert $4,000 in lieu of
$500. Lost.
Yeas: Messrs. DeIabarre and Harrisson-2.
Nays: Messrs. Dupre, Howell, Landry, Vennard
and Wills.
On motion, the foregoing item was adopted.
Yeas Messrs DeLabarre, Harrison, Howell, Wilt
and Summers.
Nay; Messrs. Dupre, Landry and Vennard-3.
Mr.. Conway took his seat.
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NouvELLE. ORLEANS lnovemhre. 1857.
La petition des soussnss represents respecneusemen que
maorie requse la nouvele chArtre ne pc
tton prize honorable oronasnce
Iesou ion peet dayo les bnqqees niyelees pays avec
DIES briques les memes borure ossees bois
chaqua endr0 cd les banquees reguereent
sees des perres de hoTdnre pavees bqn
ehaque endro on les perre de borur della
dams oue cette pariie du froseme District eoprs de IA
Press Champs Ulysses Levee St Avid exeeTe Nariguy
lie cote Est Champs Eysees arhopl Lzznbnrg Mar-
gny Josephine, Maudevie sodellel Louvrage dot
etre t accordance les specifications Ia
supervision du dit payable bets de SIX ct douz mos
pora hn pour cent dnieret par Les perrss de sordne
ne doiya ere mOns de tro.s pOuees depaisseur
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PETITIONs--OFFICIAL.


and Districts respectfully represent that,
being that in accordance with law, the plank road
their street. almost out must be replaced with
ballast road their proportion OF the OF
laying that portion between Magazine and Pyana with
square granite blocks laid like those DoTser pro-
vded the Council is willing reimburse them the amount
which the city would have expend the ballast
road.
They suggest that after legal publication sealed proposals
be solicited within thirty days have the work
LIST February and finished LIST Of April following.
New Orleans, June 80 1851.
r. Cam
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JAS. A. HOPKINS.
dsl LAVISH secre,aire du conseii DIES Asst Aldermen.
rI'O THE COMMON COUNCIL OF NEW

NEW ORLEANS, November ]. 1851.
The petition OF the respectfully showeh that the
majority required by the City Charter having signed this
petition they honorable body ordinances
resolutions the effect Of having the sidewalks leveed graded
and paved with bricks with the usual eurbson and wooden gut
wherever said sidewalks regularly laid with curb
stones and paved with bricks wherever the eurbtones have
ready been laid in all that OF the Third District couprsed
within Press Elyan Fields Levee and St Avid streets exeept
Magny and side OF Fields
Hospital and Marguy Josephine and Vaudeville to Sslee
strees The work to be done accord with specifications
file in the Surveyors Office under the supervision OF said City
Surveyor and be payable In six and twelve months
bearing eight cent interest Curb not less than
thraaf uehA
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Premier QuAreme District representent
connassance QUEEN Ia deraera
o e chemn blanche leur mantenan abime
dot etre epae chemn de ballast with ballast road)
de eur de ree cete portion entire
les des Magasin Pry des p caees posses
cees de Ia Dorsiere pourvu QUE e Cousel
de eur embourser lie la willie alraii
depenser pour conuire lie chemn de ballast ballast road
lis proposen quapres publication egae les lettres
eheees soeut socies durant jours davo pouvage
lie Ter proclaim avri
Nouyele Orleans, 80 JUN, 1851
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Mr.. Dhpre moved t0amend the foregoing item by
striking out s2500O0, and inserting $230000. Car
ried ::
Yeas Hessrs Conway, DeLabarre, Dupre, Howell,
Landry and WILT.
Nays: Messrs. Harrison and Vennard-2.
Mr.. Wilt moved to insert the following item
For Reimbursement the schools Of the Third Dis
trct for losses sustained by the Fire a. Milne -
burg e15f4 %
Adopted unanimously.
Public Squares S4.0JO..
The foregoing item was unanimously adopted.
For the improvement Of Cl.y Square, s. 900.
Mr.. Dupre moved to strike out the foregoing item.
Lost.
Yeas: Messrs. Dupre, Howell and Landry-S.
Nays: Messrs. Conway, DeLabarre, Harrison,
Vennard and Wiltz-5.
On motion, the foregoing item was adopted, as
follows:
Yeas: Messrs: Conway, DeLabarre, Harrison,
Vennard and Wills.
Nays: Messrs Dupre, Howell and Landry-3.
Mr.. Howell moved TO insert the following
To raise proper height the banquettes around Lafayette
Square, So 900.
Lost. Yeas: Messrs DeLabarre and HOWELL.
Nays: Messrs Conway, Dupre, Harrison, Landry,
Vennard and Witz-6.
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POLICE JAIL--OFFICIAL.

JVAS brought TO the City Police jail ON the
w 3t Of December 1851 the black boy JOHN. he be-
longs to M Charley Adams who lives m Harrison county
Miss. He Is feet high and has the right
The will call and claim his property recording law
Il. BLANCHARD
Keeper Of City Police jail.
HENRY DUREL.
jal6 l5t Clerk Of Comptroller.
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Hyaa psa pres aures he dc dschreF
coatenant trene cent sol xante dix d.7t9 psis-
Nouvelie- Orleans, 70 deeelnbrs, ls3l.
JAS A. HOPKINS,
seeretaiEe do conssil dss Assistant Al1sgnsa.
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each. 30 1873 %
& F z; S'! kaiser ::.::::: : g 3
Is Z kHabbe .............,... % s
Omission of fractions and balance due on W. Dolls note q
s56,2a8 II
To which add notes which not available Wis
NJ Brodericts three for Second District Ferry,
r Bowls diiy six notes tor worihouse q So 6 SIS s.
Resossd That the Comptroller warrant the
the payment Of the following bills
l. b Moss repairs Etob "a pPss and fixtures
g. n Medium, 10 sacks charcoal for Work %
coufs from oh February 10 isb April ISL % 90
A. Lefrsneos, repairs to bolts, locks keys, etc.,
B. G. n Bradford second Justice Of the Peace,
No 9ss 1854 90
% Transcripts u jug NUNS go 90
furnished inmates Work House. etc ......,-,. 20 20
I. H. Guild, repAiring gas pipes and fixtures in
8. Dr. G. Langenbecker, lessee of the Luzenberg
Hospital treatment of INDECENT small pox pa -.
W. W. T. f IS yards yards glazed muslin for
pied BY clerks employed to make bills. 2 80
Mr. Whitney offered the following resolution,
which was read and adopted, the rules being sus-
pended and, motion, sent to the Board of Alder
men for concurrence
RESOLVED the memorials Congress presented to this
ep SF sra Snd Which
the 2h Of January 1855 be and the same Is hereby APP
proven anu iorNaIoeu W - L. DaHS nv ""'""s"' ~ "
preseh'eu W Nohsuess. .,,- = ,,,n,,,,,
STREETS AND LASDlNSS' -.
Mr.. Lombard, on behalf OF the above committee,
| offnrad tho followinp ranort which was read and
adopted:
The Committee Of streets ana nave me hohor 70 "
port upon the following sulecs referred 70 ihen VIZ,
Your committee report adversely 10 vac o. eAeu
proposals received by the comptroller AgeeaDy 70 re9iuo
NO S64l menoned IN ms Letter 70 me o1nue IN Deeeln
be55h ior making On oo sues oi M e
Rrnad strss dseTng said work can be done Al much less
Sssented for adontion rejecting aid sealed
nosals I'D Inc Comntroler To sell 10 the Lowest
beS ar bidders The said four contracts Separately after five
| 5avs no,ice In the official ionrpal
Iinon ,hs etteT 81 he Street Commissioner informjpr
the Conri Thai the contract for furnishing and delivering
ths civ fn he term on one year AN yellow
$50 f ne renairs and Construction Of bridges OF the cy will
exnre on The an day Of February 1852 Your
mort resolution for adopon authorizing the Compt
resell said contract bidder after notice in
| the official journal,
Your committee report adversely to the petition Of c. f.
NaIonrt ling the privilege 10 have
kets in The second District from oyer stands
the edge of the the forbid
den nv tbe cty ordinances il the wharnger
| zee the same enforced
- ~, ,i,to IF Z, Whit, ra-roer NJ the 81 Mary.
= uPV ny " 80, " nm ~ S,rv.vas ~ ~ q,
nc ~ ensfrsi s,sils n sai} narks s,c
70 aiVlle ann ue said f,ns,
loul IePott a., - ~ o.sr
70 afIanRe ana huhoet me III MI W 0'N
g. Your committee report adversely to the petition oil pro
to
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JAS. A. HOPKINS,
Secretary Board Of Assistant Aldermen.
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
STREET CoM,R--OFFICIAL,

E'TRsT DISTRICT POUED-Was broughf
the First District Pound on Dryades street. between Julia
and Girod streets, as estrays- - ft
One Bay Horse about ls hands high, back and
on mis- neck.
Which not claimed within days and the expenses here
paid will be sold At public auction said pound.
MONDAY. February LIST 1858, at 10 O'Clock A. NJ
P. A. GUYOL, Street Commissioners.
Registered January Il, lS5a
HENRY DUREI,
CleFk Of Comptroller
New Orleans Januarv n. Iess
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WIN. N. FLEMING,
G. H. WALDO,
U. N. WHITNEY,
II REERE

II. BEEBE.
The following resolutions, mentioned in the above
report were read and adopted, the rules being sus
pended
Mess Halter Logan to continue their blacksmith shop
their property situated the square bounded New Leyee
Caope and Delord streets provided the be placed 10
hrproof building according awhe remain during
the pleasure Of the Common CouRcil
olued That permission be and the same is hereby given 70
j. H. Seoyi to backsmh shop on bis lot OF ground
situated Mobile landing provided the DO erected 10
with ordinances Of the cyth 10 remain
during the pleasure Of the Common Council.
FIRE.
Mr. Waldo on behalf of the above committee, Of
fered the following report which read and adopted
The Committee on referred the petition OF
number holders residents the vicinity OF
street Jackson street, asking mat the ne
limits concerning tothe covering OF the roofs OF
buildings with slate report that the same is mpo
c as the vicinity hsy Inhabited and mostly by the own
ers their houses and that the fixing Of the he limits
and locating within the last hxed BY the
Common Council and your committee do not believe change
me- Committee farth beg leave offer regard to The
ment The following resolutions the being necessary
Oh WALDO
| WIN. FLEMING,
| j. II PHELPS.
| The following resolution, mentioned in the above
report read and adopted by the following vote,
| the rules being suspended: "a
Yeas: Messrs. Dolhonde, Hall, Kearny, Reid,
| Waldo Whitney, Beebe and Stickney--S.
Res0ued That the be authorized have the bs
and bry In the Robin street police station removed %
be property lately purchased by the city and us-d
police on the District provided the does
| cost more thar hfy doArs-s50.
On motion. the Board adjourned until Tuesday
next, the I'd February. 1868, at o'clock, P. NJ.
- JAS. A. HOPKINS, Secretary.
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Resolred That the proposal Of Merkel Parker furnish
the city Of New Orleans with Outlook all aound FOR the
inmates of the city Work House. at six and half cents per
pound for dating from the execution Of the act OF
Contract be and the hereby accepted and the Mayor
authorized into the eonset with said parties
ssolred further, That Thomas Akew and j. NJ Forgay be
and they hereby accepted the securities Of the said Mer
kel Parker for the faithful performance Of their contract
esoued That the Comptroller be and he is hereby auth priced
pass the debit of profit and loss the following
able appropriated under the administration Of W H. Garland
of the city Of New Orleans and not accounted
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HlJO,Zil =
ADAM CITIZEN, Treasurer.

ADAM CITIZEN, Treasurer.
New Orleans Jan %. 1855.
The following communication from the Street Com.
missioner was read, and on motion referred to the
Committee on Streets and Landings
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nd eight nAmeseannot make them ou-eonainn
thirteen hundred and seventy 4, Sl0l feet
Nav Deeember 10
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The rules being suspended, the following resou-
ton adopted by the Assistant Board was read, and
taken up item by item:
Resoieei That IN compliance with section l2 OF the city
charter following estimate OF liabilities and expenditures OF
city Of New Orleans for the year 1855 be- and the same is
hereby i0pted to.wit
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-07-03
w NTS.

NKTANTED-AM Marble Gutter, in pleasant Coun.
w try Village, immediately. Only thorough work
man need apply. Direct to box 1856, Worcester P. 0.
ie22 dtf
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-07-03

We know as good carriages made In Worcester Al
II any place in the county and promies that persons
buying OF as, shall save the commissions and exDensea
which must be paid as Repositories and Trading ouae,
We are building and shall soon 6nish, Coaches Garry
ais, Ohases and other, carriages IN addition to Il
hpoVe' dI aplC