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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-03-09
PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.



>AE GreatCentrai Route, connscang she AEaaueoihs
TthN estern, NORTHWESTERN. oUuIhWeaeru otsIsi
y CONTINUOUS hallway direct MS rOsd also conDeou
: Piltsburg with dslly line Of steamers al ports
ae western sIFers and a. Cleveland ana Sandusky VIII
steamers 70 all ports the Northwestern Lakes mRlui
&c mCst Garsc cheapest aad r6llabLs r0Nss Dy Wnci
REl6hF can De forwarded 70 and from the gTsds ssl
5eisa between Philadelphia ana PittIburg'
sIlsoI CLASS Boots, shoes, Dry Goods .,
an boxes furs, Feathers, &c....... s0O POI lO0-
SOUND GLASS.--Es0ks sRd 5tstiOnsry
Dry Goods an bales,l Hardware, Lea use Der l5UI
tEer, &e-s..-,... see. .s........
lLI.O ULASS.-AETIls, BeggIns, 5acoE,
azu FOrk in bulk, h hsEap, sC..... ooe per AVel
FOURTH GLASS.-Codee, Fish, Bacon
and fork pGeked,} lard ppd Lard UiI sOe per l0pA
-Four 81 W, per BbLuntll further notice.
gsraln-41 cts. per IU0 lbs. Until flr5hsr aotice
COEtOns2 per bale, ROtexCssaing 500 lhs Wslght ma
urthsr notice.
~ In shipping Goods from any point Ea1l Of Phils
4epnia be particular RlgFE package PhiladekDas
.sGllrcae' All Goods consigned 70 the Agents Of this
Aoad 81 Philadelphia Ptsburg will be forwarded with
,gt detention.
FRsIsHT AsHNFs.-Barris, Wormisy 4 Co., Memphis
tsnEesses; K. (, Sass Co.. 81. LOUIS; j, 3. Mitchell
on, evansville, Indiana; DumssH Beilanj Murdoch ano
sTTer JeWe.t, Louisville, XVI X Q. Aeldrum, Madison
ndlanai bpfI2msn brown, ana IRWIN Co, cincinnati
y. " Graham q Co, Haassvls, ONO, Leeel \ Co., NJ
a klDJ street Boston; Leeeh 3 Co. AstOr Houss Rev
JOTk; ao.l william street. and No. BaItsr1 Place New
Ork; b. y. Sneeder, Philadelphia, 4sgraW koOns b
more; GsO. q. kranolsCus PlIlsbUrg.
u, Il. HOUSTON, Gsisr1t Fr6ggst Ageag, Ph55s.
Z. J. LOhBAEEt, SuErs AitooaR, n.
dec D.. 1T
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Tobacco gtLanuGaCJorg

"a & Il EDEG ~
f& a. COLLEGE ST .EkT,
las ready h., Factory 100 box Man
IfacIuF5d lOraeCO boxes ~, 81 and luD aud "a
ayIIds views OF the trad5 from 10
Is per pounds all which will e al wholesale
me tr De, al yFi- tual cannot t4Il 20 please
Merchants wanting MsButsctJrs Tobacco requested
o call AID gAa-lIue Tor themselves Also
T 40 uUNUkED THOUSAND GERMAN CIGARS.
u commits ION, viii be sold by thousand, les
,rce sold in this city before
ROLLB TWIST AND cur TOBACCO 10 great variety
q varNl - nv. sent I3-tf
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Pennsylvania Central Railroad.

Pennsylvania Central Railroad.
Three Daily Trains from Pittsburgh 80
Phifass tphIa.
3NRAlNS leave Pittsburgh Ol0ws Mail A. IL; Easi
l. Line P. n IL, Fsss Mali $40 2. A.
The Express Mali Dails the sundays eI-
ssyIed; Naking DlkECT CONAECTIpNs with ali Trains
lr0m
y. Bsuis, No, Dubuque, Re0kuk ana Iowa City, lows
kOck island anu Chicago, lnLos Lexington
Louisville, KY; TeTEs Hauts, Indianapolis ana Ia
fay ette Indiana JiBcLnnaLl, COiuMUUs, Day LOa,
Toledo, Cleveland, ZzuesyHIe, LTssLlins,
MasslliOn Wooster, ONO. AlaO
Kansas, Nebraska and MIuussOla,
AND \ Ia PUAN a. IN RkaE " EST.
FARk As LOW 40 BY ANY U1unk RJUTE.
Passengers the West rey upon this being
shortest and most xpsdIII'us route
PHILADELPHIA, BALTlMUnk, hkN YORK, and a
EAsIEkA CIilkS.
IHOIAS MOORE, Agent
EuE,ei Passenger Lines, PeHna. Railroad, Phiia
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METROPOLITAN
zaT1ng ALOQSe.
YNEE Proprietor beg inform the OF Nashvii.-
and Tire puOs gene raj t1t they have r40le
1Gpease uueu p J-t .I-s H. the toTUer0t
CEDAR AND CHERRY STREETS
" the purpose carry %. G. guar
EGgV AuTk lyle
We purp s5 having q regular Bll Of Fare, with price
isched LaaI be- enabled % uL both pocket aJ
lvu ss OF our customers, CHlrZ Tor tIau
De-. l. THIS been ueeGet 90 our city AMI hope b.
aaJ -NsnNOu % business iluTl pGbc patronage
IS eel Of cess, villa e1lfLs ana IIe I'M
tIL IN the EiIcnsD, WIIIursIsn Pubic On
a notice. We also Keep hand large
CIGARS, CHEWING TOBACCO, WINES
aud Liquors
oetU , & W. w00Rg.
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snyder & FPiAZe ii

y
no. 81, PUBLIC SQUARE.
Are now in receipt Of their Fall and Winter Stock OF
Boots and hoes,
Which have been made up expressly for the retail
rads For Ladies they have in part:
Fine But. our4 heel Caters, Black and Bronze;
DO ,ou-rrss DO do DO 90
do Side Lace do DO do DO
do ConEr Is, side lace Caters y ishout heels;
co X. uuHtstnigs aud hin solGsi
% White KID ard satin slippers;
do do do DO Caters
90 Toilet slippers
FOR MISSES.
KID Boots, thick and thin solef;
do do DO 90 with heeR
fs.ring Gailers with 0r without heels;
ali AID Jua. Boots i1r school shoes,
Boys aud Children.
soys' cali and Congress sans.;
Bows and Youths Thick boots.
BTOgans and Thick Boots.
fne stock Of Br1glus Tor Plantation use. Also good
slcc o. shoes Tor These goods we're all made 10
or r and certainly superior article. Also Men e
tIck boots Of ever Description.
Persons wishing anything
In our line wall End their Interest TO call az We are de-
,eFmireG 10 give them the worth their mOsey.
Call at Ne. p Public Square.
0og9 sEYDkR 4 FRzzELk
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Bonds and Stocks For Sale.

$4,000 Straight tennessee state Bonds.
10 UUU .d..sed
1850 shares nashville & Chst'ua ooga K. R. Stoe
ltUU " SuWauee Mining sock
5,UOO Huntsville Mining ana auulacturng STOCK
All Of which Wi be SOLD Gu favorable terms BY
dec ST. A. WHELbSN 81 co
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Trunk Walls and BOnust BOxes,
Ladies eKrs sfzs .. re- L=-,Ler Iru-ks;
I-arLHuE
" sole .--tls- auet Boxes;
Gents Trunks
Hog SKIN Iron FrGme;
Ashland sni eel Spring -o'e le 4tler a,ses
Also Heavy 80 DOL hl.s Carpet sag, S,tcaes Blacs
" a. all me above ar5c,as will Ue id at the yefv
.9Nsst urtcss bg BRADSHAW 8 hUTLAND,
No IA College 5 rect,
oct Is IN Of the Negro.
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hAtk DHsiills house 0r sale nsar ths Pah-
lie square tor sh!sh Aks he Notss of any OF tns
rree bap Es Israssaes.
No~ e 'se TINE Tor ZONE snisrpuBng merchant pro
Safs gooc noaes - VIII give reasonable uue ulhn
"R4en ls can wafer CALICO loT thg Apply "
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FaShiOnable Dancing Academy

MONS. J. A. PINGUELY,
- BSPECTFULLY informs mis- patrons 4 friends, "a
Ia that has returned 20 the Jy and that he will -
Dyeu bis AGA Iemy a. his Hall SAL URUAi, OGTO ~
Bar IRA Ie57, a. , clock, p AA4A
Days and Hours Of Tuition Friday at o'clock, p Il.
ATd Saturdays OF 9 o'clock, 4. H. and p H.
Among Dances lately received from rarts, he
viii eaCn anc shOnable AM EEk'S OF A d.
4fILE4E, danced in tue prsLci pal Eastern Clues
tndHkful Tor the lOsral aITOnEss heretofore extern
led 70 him. Mons r respectfully suies eOurn Of
thesans. OctII-u
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0LDsnnRkY AND MADAIRA WINES AN

DETER HARMONY NkPHkwS old Pale Sherry; Imp
rial Pale Sherry; Opiry's old Port SandermEn's FgE
1uguudy FOTt rauuOe Madeira; ten cases Hungarian l.
aly; Lahtie Csre hlgL alien ClArel Zen cases COngfs
Water, and oU Superior uduu Ugars various brAuu-
HOLLIS -t O. CARTER.
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Marsh lI's r4otiCe.

n NJ Gilbert and others, vs. Steamboat ~ ;,
Cumberland
B. Dufdeld and others, vs. same.
~ virtue Of q warrant i,GI8t District OF
he United states and lhs District Of sal % Ten
Id So To- she al. we named I, Jesse e.. Csmrn8
#arsBsi 1T The sail srC do ns-5Dy uullcaOu
guirrd 5y said snt cis all s0uf IN Eens'al who
ave ~ pref nd auy rEhg title iats-Cs, 10 The
.tesmpa Eum1aflant, nsr bots, ckie, aIpIrr and
tus aud auy gooI, ypuss or her slErai on unard
said st-amhoIt appear before tn' Judge Of t1e sid
3D. rieL 0urJ Court th8 cant. hsllle
J March ueGi, II % D. sJur lIfs else
court iJrWfuU ten Ucu Z, zoe lnrrn0f
b rre answer he uselants cAnsss trfsp
vii ard marums, ana urtnrr y d. rsrsVr Do this
shaas 20 jgssce shall Psr.ain TIT r r. O. Fsb,
i-5- J. r. trAMrNlSs
fuu23 Hrshal Tor the District o. Wa -un.
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A Valuable Business Lot For sac,

Fa-ia s.aLE.,
TWO handsORs Lots sdgsnsid, Woodland Stress.
the Lots fg0h - isst saca, ana lU lsot deep
Apply " A. v. s. In usL4kY.
sept IS
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EEI.EIEITIIEIlR

I He partnership heretofore existing between Jane
Sloan and Avah Mitchell In she and sly 10 OF Sua
Mitchell is this day dissolved BY Hugual consent Jamer
loan assuming az liabilities nd responsibilities Of The lalt
Irm, paying al debts aud receiving all dues Tbm and ate
date, will continue the Marble Business a. the ole
and, corner Of Summer and Spring streets, Nashville.
Nashville. NAV 7, 1857, JAMES SLOAN,
mays-dtf. ALVAH MITCHELL
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Rank ofRashNIlIa.
EraR aanIgs-

NAYS ioi a4i7 lArga amount OF pTopsr which yin
tsu or Notss OF ne bias " Nash fI.ls, carl1od
cleeAs % Il a. NE sane prus ways "a iof
b. property. sepl q LlSDsLkF
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Ear Sale or Renf.

FRANK uUU b, " g. twy KJCm-, A. urr, table
Gc AID iour acres OF Lard, - 1..v J.e ci
ear The Gsa.iH Pike. Darsa,n vii B. y'y
L q BIZ WN.
len q7-Qg a X Chsrrv
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CLAllI COLLECTING AGENT,
I a GEEEsEEE

ANlNG located himself permanently Assl1I4a
Al tia.m Collector respectfully saurIJs 4-Hr-.
ake ai the iLzeIs OF Nashville aud vCiu... Cll-
isEWES's, No. 40 Cherry Street.
kEFERErCE-.
;. A. MCEWEF, ". n. -lJhaE.
A. NILSSON sTENaAIr
]. A. FIsEEzr AsD- lauERz8zr
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Bradshaw 81 Rutland


JTAvE Just received their FALL and WINTER STOCK
II Of boo Il and SHOES, which consist In n Of the
following
For Ladies Misses aud Children,
Ladies' hns K5 and Morocco EoJees thick and thin sole
with and wtboU. Heels.
Ladies fine s1k L. ting Caters side and front lace,
Congress 0Itsrs, wltb and without Heels
Kid SH 0psrs plain and trimmed
mi AJroscr uusSIus thiCS aud thin sole,
Misses " q" BJ.Jges, " "
with s1d without ees
hl-Ck AMI tar c7 asirg Caters
c Il nd Goat Ecg cd Bugtees Tor school:
Cbildrsus hd and Morocco loot IS thick and thin sole
ankle Ines with B0sgus;
To- b0o.ee7, rUh Heels;
WCmZu's ezra size tuit gnd g at Bootees;
Servants " klp and b tch Bo9teez;
All aud Gaat with Heels,
For GGuts and Boys,
Gents fine Pump ana Site ed Calf Boots:
gu. Gu lCuOm ". p. &"
double vs. r.
CAT STITCHED, Calf Congress Gaiterp;
Cuu5ls sole r extra.
U1ou Ties sewed and legged
CAT rXo-d les, stitched and Tegggd,
Jlrh g. ug--ss Gl.ers stitched
BOYS fu0 vs. Cat su0.s sewsd aud pegged;
e. Calf .nl K.l ,oos;
Cali oNfrI Tres. Sc we'd and pegged;
' congress Caters;
C'o.h auu l. .rnEress CATERS,
hick Eruaaus, BOots.
Extra heavy BroEtls %. O. anr4iou uss;
Meas heavy Do8-s Il of sol Gu will br sold cheap by
octg BRADSHAW & UfLAND
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thousand last year OF pork hnk and barrel have received
in the aggregate wce the quantity Of last of bacon in
bulk We have received surplus In coal which
one Of the great items Of The have received seven
hundred and thousand barrels against hve hundred
and eighty thousand OF moasse we have received
three hundred ana hydve Thousand barrels againS eighty
three thousand barrels OF We oave received two hun
drd thousand hhds against xywo Thousand The receipts
Of sugar and moasses on eYes does not the full
growth Of the State Of last year as large quantities were
shipped from the plantations which will be made known
at the end Of the commercial year.
There Is very little be said the local trade Of the weak
Heavy rains nteered with the ordinary Transactions
which embraces the entire retail trade OF the city There is
however business doing than usual this The
d5y receipts Of produce have been announced and may
expect hem continue, il daily nearly throughout the
There large stocks Of grain throughout the West
which have been held back Tor higher prices and in In
shipments have been checked from high water instead
Of heretofore suspended by low Of the element
There very few transactions in the market day
few we might as well omit them. The offerings bsnk
we're fully up the income with over with others
equal.
exchange there very little done The OF checks
New York enhanced par Of the banks oat.
side the transactions dimnuive be worthy
We, however, bank at par outside par11
discount for sight sixty days sghtfron 91 I7S1 dis
We did not learn Of any transactions in foreign and
refer ast for quossons We have nothing from New
York to-day than the Sd, The the Jackson Bail
feled from beyond Chattanooga 1t very hard
gefa mail at least in when is due
day. Matters viii undoubtedly work better long
Condition OF che Banks Of this ev for toesk ending Satr
day, july H. 1858.
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9rIeaas aiIp Crescent.
RIvER INTELLIe We.
MONDAY, July IL, 1885

MONDAY, July IL, 1858.
wFEKHY SUMMARY The business transactions Q
Tia psst week, connected with the steamboats,, may
Be seen 81 reference 70 our tables below, also The
recapts. arrivals etc., the corresponding week LAS
yeaf. By them It il shown that Though the number
81 ugsls was greater last gear, the receipts Of al
M eaaing arfieles il much larger this year than last
Magsy four times aa much cotton arrived also four
auaes as much sugar and moasses- much more tObao-
~ floar, corn, oats and wheat still, the receipts
are much less than the preceding week.
The health Of the city continues good The weather
was clear and warm til Wednesday, when heavy
showers fell, and continued through Thursday and
part Friday, and yesterday we had another shower
Saturday vas fair day, and much business was
ag&usacted on the levee.
The river before the city has risen little during
shs past week, ana is now within one foot Of high
aater mark. Last year this day it was seven feet
svo inches below high water mark, and falling. The
arper rivers ate an reported to be falling fast. At
Memphis at last dates the river was going down very
fass AT vicksburg, on the 9th, the river was on
stand j rise was coming from the Arkansas. Red
river, oil The 7th was falling rapidly at Shreveport
We teara from the officers Of the Diana, just in from
louisville. that The rivers were falling at every point
from Louisville down.
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Zen Grleans Jtl0ueu alarhet,
oassesrg orT.en, No. 10 Ga

eHEseEEk oFT1sE No. 70 Camp street. I
Saturday Evening, Julg 10, 1858.
The general summary the now closing is not marked
with any important results We have had great deal Of rau
V1hch, from lis DURATION may have over broad
aee q the COTTON growing region possibly may in
few days begin receive Of much the element
x water from Regarding general business there has
bean fail done considering Is the month Of
Jgly There nothing that augaor aud duness
prevailing that fad recorded in former years II would Sc
unreasonable the extreme expect should be
active and temnnerang fer twelve months GU; Of year Re
hEaon and cessation required hs season OF the YEAR
especially fer the body and the mind and while thousands on
thousands pf annual visitors and cEens have pone East West
aRd 6arh aud many the ocean, gratifying 10 have
tn remark that lhe population f city u now larger and
in than ever knovn it before
sitter the SIMMER sosee The tbs facilities for leaving
e city the appliances attending thereon almost hourly
before the public We start this way Or that route ana
travel to the taFhemo Of the Union In less time than
ed 70 be taken for consideration whether should 70 OF
The intercourse via rroad STEAMBOATS, is now reduced Ia
regular system and dehsr the necessity Of many Of our
Inhabitants absenng themselves any length Of time 4hls
Of faeiiea will Of course the necessity Of
sang Tong journeys ID years past country merchants ana
es avail themselves Of replRnhing stocks any
day ia the week ard the heretofore ex.ree orpdiy ana in
eyy oG third Of year be banished and cast
Ezto Oblivion.
SONG evidence Of the growth Of New oreanan fact Ii
crossing al tho ne and likely continue 10 grow nosith
standing quondam irieads North would not care il wa
inundated BY The Assspp-we note ths the gross re-
pts rQttoa This wear landings haze been sixteen
andFed and thousand bales against fifteen hundred
thousand haes last year, or tobacco sevsntysayen
atd adds agansi thousand last year OF aour
have received million four hundred and twenty
aaasAad barrels against seyeR hundred and seventy
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We see from hisaverage per cenge of the increase price
that it than the per ceaase Of the the
quantity of gold.
This may aorlbsd to an insufficient average Of prices.
showing great advance Of ETHER causes
hantho increase precious metals namel crops success,
sonofwa Enough however demonstrate the
general relation Of and effect between the the
quantity of gold and the general increase prices not
Intend that increase prices follows in direct
ratio the increase of gold doubling The quantity Of
GOLD would double prices oily that there exists general law
Of dependence
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MAYORALTY OF NEW ORLEANS.
City Hall, 9th day Of july, 1858.
Common Council of the City of New Orleans.
+ No. 402S. l

AN ORDTNAECEto amend Article Nos 5 and 545 Of Sec
tons 10 and H. revised ordinances The city Of New
Orleans.
SECTION l. Be orFdaed By The Common Connect Of he cty
Nelo Orleans That srcle NO 54i ordinances the
citv - Of the ordinance nuyances and Of
vault privy, hole is hed to within
the soil surface Of the with offensive matter
whenever the Street Commissioner consider any prvy
in situation injurious to public health owners tenants
occupants OF the house. building lots which pryy
may found. shall the be emped during the
March between the hours Of II o'clock r. O'Clock A.
NJ and from the 18Th Of March the 18th October between
the hours Of l2O'ctock P. NJ. and O'Clock A. NJ.
SEC 9 BsdTher ordained That article 545 said reys
ed ordinances "a Of said ordinance, relative
nusauces amended follows via 1t shall
of this city any night soil fenuent matter except
during the night and whiR the following hours viz from
the 18th October the 18th of March between
O'Clock r. NJ and O'Clock a. NJ and from the 18th
the 18th of October between the hours of Il O'Clock
O'Clock A. NJ and then only in covered carts SO
furious to public health. Such
the supervision of The Street Commissioner hereby
made the duty of all policemen and watchmen and
conduct the Police Pound all other vehicles
in avention to this ordinance and further
conduct OF the lockupS as of the city, driver
drivers Of such carts having charge
same who upon conviction shall paw penalty Of i've dollars
eHch offence the be any Recorder
the District wherever the may place
before any of Jurisdiction the
city.
tSignedI CHAs. H. WALDO,
LSignedI j. O, NIXON,
President Board of Aldermen.
tsgnedI GERARD sTITH, Mayor. jvln st
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SUGAR. There good demand sih sales Of some 80
hhds at full prices Fair 10 Fully Fair 61Q973Gc q b.
AohAssEs.. :. 100 bbls Prime sold at27e p gallon
FLOUR. The demand fair with sscs of some 20Oo
bbls including 500 superane parl ahoops s. TOS3 rs
500 st. Louis in lots at 81 200 without inspection at The same
leo Country Extra atS5, and $50 s. 50 q bb.
CRAM Germ higher Rgan we noticed sales Of
SIG sacks Poor Yellow 62sC $50 Mixed Is and 7Oc laO
WI SCI and l25 Prime White d bushel or Wheat
400 asAs Ordinary Red sold At los a hushel The
sales of Oats comprised lido sacks Louis said to be at
99oa 80 4eoat d. and 30 Sc q bushel OF Bran 300
sacks brought 6sa q i0l rs.
PROVISIONS, WIS a with sales o. 2gs bills Ness
at SIG, 200 At same and retail lots SIS IS 2
Bacon has advanced On Friday Ribbed Sides sold
sel bnt holders since e 2 H. which were the retail
Fa:es on Saturday la Lard nothing doing,
INDIA BAGGIHa We noticed sales Of 4s6 bales BY one
comprising 60and IS at lde, nd los and 50 At i6c
ysrd, part onshogt time.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.,

ing the ferry boats and lessee shall bind himself
at MS own expense e procure @ eAynS OF ground % te
for sud steam ferry beats
good repair for the landing Of the ferry boat boats sub
sana and convenient wharf, the city side o. the river IND
thereon small movable heproof houses for the
protection of passengers Om the aid rain; the whole
cordng the plan ana drawings TO be approved BY the City
surveyor and the Common Council and thar said
lessee shall be allowed use lease the same for any other
purposes than those mentioned in This section.
The lessee sha be bound provide with sufficient number
Of lights the landings and whBryes above mentioned to heap
kept constantly lighted at night a lis own expense
She lessee shall be bound cause to be run one or
substantial steamboats, b. Inspected aud approved by
the officers appointed for said purpose in accordance with The
carriages and proportional mum
Der OF horses and having cabin sufficiently cpacons to &C
boats shall be every day regularly from ne dawn OF the
The maximum fare which the less shall be entitled
For every foot passenger ten cents
For every horse; mule OF horned cattle I'VE cents
ye Of the animal LTs wen GENTS animals Dcn.ty Of
For every vehicle drawn by than
NAL twenty cents the addition for
each and every animal attached thereto
The lessee Shall be bound keep all the wharves and other
fixtures in good state OF repairs AZ his own expense and de-
liver the to the city in like good condition at the eNpa
The duration Of the lease shall be ten years to commence
the LIST OF january, 1859.
the Common Council shall be furnished by the lessee condi-
toned for the and proper performance Of all the obligations
herein specified,
Bids Shall be per annum.
Payments shall be made in advance the first
payment be made in cash at the time Of edjudicaou aud
notes by the lessee and endorsed to the satisfaction of
able every three months in advance, as aforesaid
Iii well understood that in Of failure by the lessee
comply strictly with al the conditions mentioned in the fore
going specifications the Common Council shall have the right
~ ;G sS o P" 1ba pp
court of Justice to annu the same and without indemnify
Approved BY the Committees on Streets and Landings Of
both Boards of Common Council