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The Potter journal. [volume] (Coudersport, Pa.) 1857-1872, 1858-01-21
The Honest Trush--Read and
Heed If.

We copy the following from Life H.
iustrdtc8, as containing more of honest
truth than anything we have seen in a
long time We believe there is virtue in
it-and we hope that those indebted to
us will read it and heed it, and see if
they cannot help to ''make the good time
come right along a3 .a.......
How TO MAKE THE "GooD TINE
CONE RIGHT ALoNG.--Give all the edit
ors IA dollar or two to carry in their
pockets, and hopeful ray Of mental sun
shine will soon Tighten up their dcpress-
ed and desponding spirits, and directly
you may read Ill their papers of "a favor
able change" in the financial condition Of
the country. This will induce timid cap
italists and bankers to put out their funds
which they have called in---mauuiac-
turers to hoist the gates and start the
wheels of their machinery, and thus give
honorable employment to honest hands.
This will create demand for aericuitur-
put money in the pockets of farmers, and
they, in return, pay the printer, the store
keeper, the tailor, blacksmith, shoemaker,
the schoolnaster, and others. Jrv it
There is no less money in the world now,
but much more, than at any previous
time. All that is necessary to restore
business, is simply to restore confidence,
and to put the money now buried up or
lying idle, into active circulation. Ifyou
owe the printer dollar for his paper, or
for advertising, pay him pronptly-the
whole if you can, part onyh0~, and he
will in return, pay those to whom he is
indebted, and thus, throughout all the
ramiGcations of business, new life and ac-
tivity Will at once be manifested. Send
US dollar or two and try it.
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COUDERSPURT HOTEL.

D. F. GLASSMIRE, Proprietor, Corner of
Main and Second Streets, Coudersport, Pot
Yer Co, Pa S:44
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N. ". MANN,

DHALKR ~ BOOKS L STATIONERY, MAG
iAZt4LS and Music n. W. corner of Main
aE1 Third SIS, Coadersport, Pa. l0:l
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l.. p. WILLISTON,

ATTORNEY AT LAW, Wellsboro', Tioga Co.,
Pa, will attend the Courts IN Potter and
Mhran CoInties 9:l3
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Z. W. BENTON.

sUSyEYOR AND CONYEYANCER, Ray
Nond p. O., (Allcgany Tp.,) Potter Co, Pa
will attend to all business in his line, with
care and d. spatch. y33
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AN ERRATIC DEACoN.-An exceeding
ly spicy lawsuit is going on just now III
Waterford, Saratoga County, New \ Iork, -,
and one which has created an immense
deal Of scandal among the bretheren aud
ssteren" of the Methodist Church in that
region. The parties to this suit are Dea-
con Joshua Morse and his wife. Joshua
had always been deacon " in good stand
ing with the church, until shortly after
his econd marriage. BY his first wife he
had seven children, the Oldest, young
girl, just beginning to feel that she had a
will of her own The deacon had not
been married more than month or two.
when lie placed his daughter at the head
of the household, and informed Mrs.
Morse that she must obey her orders !
The other children, seeing the state OF
affairs, also, commenced to ride over their
step-mother rough-shod, and she, poor wo-
man, had rather hard time of it. Occa-
sionally, she refused to obey the mandates
of the young 'uns,' when they used
compulsory persuasion, i'll the shape Of
sundry, brooms, brick bats, etc. Ii she
was too spunky for them, these young
hopefuls would call upon papa, and papa
would take steps to reduce Mrs. Nj. to
what he considered her proper position.
Sonytimes he locked her in the house,
sometimes out OF it, and on one occasion,
when he performed the LITTER operation,
he threw two pals Of water cut o, the
upper window upon her, to cool down her
spirits. Finally, these little indiscFe-
tions," and little differences" begun to
attract the attention of the neighbors, and
the churchinterfered. Two presiding eld-
ers were appointed to examine into and
hear the facts of the case, and they passed
some pretty strong censure upon Deacon
Morse for the manner in which he treat
ed the woman he had sworn to love, hon.
or and cherish He promised to reform
in that particular, and do better thereafter
"a duty he felt the more incumbent up-
on him, as his daughter was to be married
in a few weeks. Having thus promised,
he was dismissed without being obliged
to resign his deaconship, and the elders
reported hin as all right again. The
day following, however, in spite Of his fine
promises, this erratic deacon broke up
housekeeping altogether, sent his children
cut to board, and took away every thing
of value from the house, leaving his wife
and the one child she had by him, in CON-
paratiye destitution. When he left, he
averred that he was going West" but
declined to say to what part of that some
what extensive and somewhat comprehen-
sive locality. The next that was heard OF
him was, that he had procured divorce
in Indianl. on the ground that his wife
had abandoned him The present suit Is
brought By Mrs Morse against her hus-
band for abandoning her, and 10 compel
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". X. KING.

SURVEYOR DRAFTSMAN AND CONVEY
ANGER Sncthport, M'kcan Co, Pa, will
attend 10 business for nonresident land
holders, upon reasonable terms. Referen-
ceJ given il required. L. Snaps OF any
part OF th- County made 10 order. 9:l3
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ARTHUR G.. OLMSTED,

ATTORNEY K COUNSELLOR AT LAW.
Csud:rsport, Pa, will attend to al business
sntrus;cd 20 his care, with promptnes and
fidelity. Oiiice in Temperance Block, sec
ond floor, Main St. l0:I
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+. w. KNOX.

ATTORNEY At LAW, Coud.rsport, Pa, viii
regularly attend the Courts in Potter and
ths adjoining Counties. I0:l
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ISAAC BENSON.

ATTORNEY AT LAW CouderspOrt, Pa, will
attend to all business entrusted 10 him, with
care and promptneSs. Uiiice corner Of West
and Third stS lU:I
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TIE POTTER JOURNAL,
ThOS. =. Chase,

To when all Letters and Communications
should be addressed, to secure attention.
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coNsIcNEEs

NEW Y0RK-steamship Philadelphia-Ag gent Of steamer
Agent Of Railroads. Adsms-R Aucon--T Bailey b anch
ard Acct Aydett &co--Blanchin 4 Guet--Br edow 4
Wushof-Bay kin 6McCIafy-Brdge Bros AGO. Bonlsnger
III Brdsa-k II Bowles--C A Barriere 4 BroS--W 4 q
blanchard 3co-Benhuysen, Lewis 6eoBul Ellis &co-J
botts-D Carroll &csConyerse kennett &coE Cegh0m
james Connoy &cor Chamur--Calson 4 Armstron-Ca-
Jsckson-Coleman, Putnam 6eo-Rotchford, Brown &coC
Carriere-M Crafts kc0-Coienan Valentine Acct Dun
BARK Denman &co--Th lSanziger--s3 Dolsen Son.
X W Estn &co-Eaton Henderson, Edwards-D Ed
wardsN Felrandou &e0-Fellowes &co-k FuhrL Frgerio
r Geddes-T Guion-Giquel 4 Jamiscn-Gregor Wilson
Il. GOdchaix-A ID Grief kco-Green Il Crump-J Gould
6co--P lrwn-T 5 Jones-Hyde 4 Goodrich-H II Hedden-
Henderson a Gaines--rhos Henderson a Peae-Holnss
Causs-H Henderson, Terry &co-A Hopkins 6co-A Hill
HomesHart, Thomos &co-Harris. Morgan kco-E tiod
man-Hesh Miller-Harnden's Express-G kaiser--Kit-
fridge a Folsgm-S kingsland &co-C Kock--F Kent
Leighton arbotW Letchford &co-iion PinsArd--D
Low Der 6coLaforest AcoLaInnert &co-Lane Mayed
Levy Simmonds &co-J + Lehde-iewis, Grant kco-R
Laughln--Is State Bank-C Miller &co-F Malzrd Sco-PP
McCenn-J Morgan &co-Msndevle 4 McIlhenny-Molony,
Bro &ccWm McCracken-J Mathews &eo-Mar6urg 4 Eos
IS Mussna-T Moreau Massey, Huston &co---Muse n Bro
Noriis Manll &coP Otfty--Oemichon Losher--Pooey
Nieol &co-Psyne Harrison-PayRn Carhar-Pu AVIAN
dauo-P yehaud, Hyde &co-Rey Steyens-A Rousse AGO
IF RimAho &co-A Robb &co-Rhorer, Higginbotom &eo
s Runkel-S d smith kco-J S Rslf &es--Syme 4 Proyan-
Smith. Cooper &co-P Reilly 6co-G W shaw &co-E
Stevens &co-George Smedes kcoJ &eo-J Sturgeon
Patton, Smith Putnam-Trrcil = Bates-TaylOr, Knapp
6co--Taylor &Churchil--ToSnsend. mpkins &eo-U 5
Quartermaer-Y 6eo-y anBenthuysen keel Web
sier-J Wright xco- Wright Wright Allen &co--H
Weber, Walker kco-D Welsh kco-C Weishaar-C Yale,
il Acct Wilams-Znntze &co-And order.
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Ntb @rItans laiIp Crescent.
RlvER INTELLIGENCE.

TUESDAY, June 20, 1858.
Yesterday the weather was clear and very warm
Business very dull on the levee.
ArelvALs.-The Yazoo river packet Yszoo Belle,
Capt. c. W. Ewing arrived with ZIG bales cotton,
and will leave again to-day at P. NJ.
5he Linda arrived from Red river with AL bales
esston and the A. W. Baker from 0pelousas with
u hhds. sugar, etc
Bears LEAvrEG.-C Capitol for Picksbarg.-This
renowned U. S. mail and passenger packet leaves to-
any, as usual, at s PM Capt W. L. Jackson com
nands and Mr. Jno. Clarke is her obliging purser.
Bioomsr for Jsfsrson--This splendid and very
popular Red river packet leaves to-day at p NJ IN
charge Of the experienced Capt j. Timmins, with
the ever attentive Mr.. W. II. Martin in the Office
Ya-oo Belle for 1allahatchie and Yasoo Rivers.
mis- popular and regular passenger packet leaves TO-
my at P. NJ, 10 charge Of Capt O. W. Ewing, with
MR. 7. Townsend in the Office.
Ohio Belle for Cincinnafi--This renowned passen-
ger packet leaves 10 day at p NJ in charge Of the
experienced Capt John Sebastian with the courteous
Mr.. Frank Stein in the office.
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RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE.

cINCINN ATISieamar Ohio BulIe-lO boxes glass Roaln
keo2D ties hams Dudley Nelson &e0l0 Cooper Neibe
q pkgs ink Hart &coll do 50 hf bbs beer t;eides
~ 90 100 ooxes candies Ase35 empty IAuve Mccall
0o ohs whisky Qaeyrouse Iangsdo6 boxes starch bxs
candles fterion Magee6 do cheese "a do bacon d Grief
Aeoo do cheese IS tea hans Il bhs oil rs Kegs lard Il 4 Dot
400 son hid twine Hogan Murphyss bbls ergs 10 bb,
vinegar bois whisky a les hams Is bags schneder62
shds bacon es hams Ogesby Macauay95 bds paner =
holden Aeobl pkgs furniture oye40 bbs % III as beer
F1acher-{5 bags malt Geo WesS boxes fghtnsg rods 10
BALDWIN &oo do bacon do beef bhl aud III Dbl Tongues
n iieddeng bds spokes ke Cfowel hwariz25 terces
nams Paul Cook 1eo- bhls whisky Yosca jr6S DO ouor
y ties hams james Jonnoiy &coS hhds bacon hid glass 10
1hoInas Elder &e50 nhds bacon ~ les hams "a
pos on 81 pks butter boxes OF Wright xco4
pals whisky Robertson McDougas soap IS rkns OF
briier Adams &eo-Oo6 pkgs furniture Brinon Aeo-
y plousls ~ Nhces Shark Stauer Aco-S saw mills aud TX
.es \ Gimanao hhds bacon Thompson 4cos boxcs do
= sbis IN, y nj do beef 6reeve Were-lti bbs onr lnO
p1ls whisky Place BFennani25 pes hnerinx D Smith tro
LIS dox hrooms Beebe &eo-l bell Rchafds Suroab Ace
Nv ploughs 10 Presey Beins hwsre blls hoes 10
Naufre &c96 carriage BARLEY johnson a frkns
eniier 10 bb Delbondiolo Sampon keen
-snndries 10 order - W
GbEENwo0D-steamer Yaaoo Belle-l07 bales cotton 70
stan ON Newman6 Robson Xen-2 bales cotton
1pta l6 bales cotton ~ " ~
81 AAkTiNsNILLE-Steame A w Bakar-l heater l ne
sins II hhds l6 bb potatoes to Beoco Nobom 6r
bols moasses Sntioni9 sacks pea sntto2 bae wool
~ wheels 0sler heads darby icmouetS hides Iohit 4
head cattle and sunartos " orderrotal y
1hA molAAscs. ~ -
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WASHfNGTON-Steamer W Buron-l4 bales cotton Frcl
SEN kce24 hhds Be0eq Noblo Seo-ll RS
leather Weishaarl bale 10 SACKS cotton seed Blanchn
4 Girauil bale moss mats Bockinssni dfes TO order
JEFFERSON-Steain LiniaI2 bales cotton to Cutrer
Harrison keo-56 Carter &co42 Wilson, Pomroy 6e3il
A II u novanss Warren Gilmore 5Uamphes Strong
-2s OAkey Hawkins teo2l do Mckleroy Bradols2O do
w Estln 2co-iq Wight Allen AGO -l6fayne Harrison
Frelsen. AGO farleton. Wiling niiso 90
Lewis Ogesby-6 HAriie Seo-6 Davis jenkins &eo-o
GlAddea Siexas4 James 8co4 Head Massie Seo-i
Farley JHFsy kcOs hugely Blair seo-s MeMehoa2 DO
a b Jamss-sun1ries 70 orderfoal a. bales cotton.
GRAND RIyER-sieamer opelousas 90 feet lumber
- Ferret
LAFOURCHE-Steame Or Baey-lT bhls moasses Fell
loves &co-7 do neocq Nobom Sco7 do Hackney Lord
Il hhds Baud Landry oaes moss Lane Mayheid
-9s7 do bd hides Bogan &col bag coffee Peters, Willard
eggs Gard 6c4fs do So SKIS onions " do potatoes
Bernadcf &coSJ do l6 sacks onions Galasco Pcai0 do
potatoes Palell6 do Casa--3S do hides Laerox-53
cks potatoes hid Moore 6co-sundries order
Total iS6 bbls moasses 70 bhds sugar.
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SEW Notwithstanding Philadelphia Assorted mdse
RIO nE JANEIRoseip Courier--60O0 bags coffee 70 A
II Elliott. y
kuATAN isLAND--Brig Allen chapmau--slb boxes Of
sAtaf 70 : ssan-ot fruit Pigniohs MaehecA AGO.
BREMEN-Bark Ednond--sgO aAe stones 400 demiiohps
~ hampefh bottles 2h pkgs bskts ~ pkgs dsa Bnddeoke
4e,ama-l DO sehwariEl4 do Snrzeaegger 4 Eternod-
90 VIM MuFe Qalnezdo Karseindeck 6co--l do Duntze
ieeI. cask vine koehiesit2 bskta yoigts Jean.
pAad &cozv do pigs mdse Bredow Wusthof-Q ae and
ndse 70 order. ~ PISS
Julia Lan-i0i bags coffee % boxes sugar
pno bfoi0 1dls mdsA leases segsrs Saures- do do j
ssoez-l do sursetl do laborde Xiquesla do order
40 paes tobacco Il freu Aeo-l Sugars Crusat
hAYANA-Brg A A Chapmau--Sl5 hoxe, snzaa 5 Plassap
- Peg segArs N Smpsonlol fruit Piknioa MacheeN 6co
sARcELpNABrig Tbedado--S1hf pipes wine 50 hills DO
Ahi pipes rum PUG, Aif &eO-l pkg mdse NJ Bergo.
LiSERPoo-ship New Hampshire-6i3O sacks Of salt to
POINT PErREship Louisiana 800 tons cOA TO Menard 1
Acs,ey--300do Smith. 7 w " .
Aohlf.E-schr Sister Kpte-Nayai stores to order
BONFuuCA--Schr Louisa--S5 OOl bricks 20 order
cOY1NGT0N-Schr Phenomene 10 900 bricks 90 order
COYtNGToN-schr Arsene35 600 feet lu nb,r to order
fEARL RIVER-Schr lsabelia-Lambsr to order
BiLo1I-sehr Eadora-s0oOO feet lumber TO J Elliot.
eoNlNGToN-Schr Bioom--Lumber to order
7ChkfVNCrA-schr Elma-S5,u0O0 bricks 10 order
zncasses 70 order. - '
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.


CPECIFTCAPIONS for me contract fn,. ,he
Ieeonsrn tor Of the Nuisance Wharf the limit
The old wharf existence shan be demolished by the
ing allowed 10 In The construction Of he new
Thsr only whatever old piles which by the Surveyor
The wharf shall be constructed according to the lines
The piles shall be of lake timber the best quality
square other end be driven ftom 5 to ~ feet
mo me solid ground AZ distances of ID feet from The
Evenly the surveyor and shall receive and support II By II
seeper shall De AZ least 10 inches shall right
strongly fastened At each intersection with with drag
The pnks for the flooring yellow pine of the best
qualify IL inches wide by inches thick ami Is
with inch pressed spikes at the ends of each plank
ns pae eSS s C outside IS % % rs ePsTs md
the river and ~ he ends of said sePe there shall be placed
the ous Of the wharf aud shall be strongly fastened
to each sleeper win screw bolts O. inches in diameter Two
shall direct and shall be strongly fastened the piles
dRa ssei Of the wharf with at least bolts inches
substantial wooden railing shall be constructed all around
d Hha GSer front exceped) which shall be feet in height
the whole plan be furnished by the City surveyor
furnished by the contractor rs well as the labor,
me work shall be performed 10 accordance with the lines,
israction Of said ofheer ''1 ~ 'l' ''''' nat
The contractor shall be bound to begin the work in the
Common Council and to mpete the month after,
usder penalty OF ten dollars day for each and every day
security TO OF shall be required
the faithful performance of the contract.
Payments cash completion the and accept
ance Of the same by the City Surveyor.
well understood that in of failure by the contractor
TO begin finish the work thereof within the period
fixed in the Council be dissatisfied with
which the work being executed the Council shall the
right to AnDul the without putting
fault required by article 1905 the Civil Code without
applying to court Of justice annul the without
demniy and also well understood that in the
tractor shall time abandon the work finish
complete the in conformity with his contract
tractor shall forfeit all claims he have for any of
work done by him the date of the
the city shall be thereby discharged from and all LIABILITY
therefor; and also well understood that
be esod the and his securities shall held
bonnd in soido pay the city all difference
tween the price at which the originally
perform the work and The price which may be adudcated
At resale or Teadudication
Bids tobe Of 100 superficial feet
work complete.
New Orleans, June II, 1855.
tSignedl LOUIS II. PILE, City Surveyor.
Approved by the Committees Streets and Landings both
Boards OF the Comnon Council
lSignell II. T. VENNARD, OIL.
tsignedl ROBERT HUYGHE chairmen'
Registered June "A, 1858.
HENRY DUREL,
1e25 u CLERK Of Comptroller.
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Shipping SnltIIiasnts.
TUESDAY, June 20. 1868.

Ofs17fkffK1I7 7 IF5l 19lNI5h1s
ship Marcia Greenleaf, Nerrman for Liverpool
Seeker, Knox &cO
PUG 4 Avandano
Efmon Ship Water Smdf, Lsngonberg for Liverpool
J r Whitney AGO
\ '' -'''s-' 80 - - '''s P whitney SEQ
- 3 4 boswell AGO
creevy 4 Frwsl
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MOBILE-Steamer VIM Bagaey-1ls bales estton Tarleon
Whiting Tul36 do Farley, Jurey &co-5 bales osnabugs
Wool Low-lo do Bachsnna, Carroll 6colO do do 2eoon
gins Carter &co do box Bell Buchanan Aeo7 cotton
gins Briswod &co5 boxes nde Hyde 6co-5s bbls Of
rosiu doiugpeutue Smith &cosundries to orderrota
l54 bales cotton.
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FOR YAZoo RIVER.

Leaves 0 TUESDAY june %. at 5 p. NJ
IT. pALLAHATCHIE AND YAZOO
"a Paeset-1he .plendld new, light draft pas
zsss-&sss scnger packet laZOO Belle, e. w. Ewing,
master j. Townsend clerk will leave above for Leore,
brentwood, Sdon, Tchua ia4Oo City, and all
landings and plantations YaIoo river For freight passage
apply board.
jeI J. s. PAGAUD, Advertising Agent.
AS-The Yazoo Belle will continue in the trade ali he season
Il 81 et
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ARRIYEn.

eanship Philadelphia Harrison New York via Havana
titg--ist dit.
snip eeulier Burnsee, from Rio de Janeiro, Ell
liott-ln7ranfine Station
hip New Hampshire Weeks As days from Liverpool 10
Whitney aco--3d dist AZ
B1neh Shp Lausisne Boeorer from Point Petre 18th June
fpmAster- ID dist no.
Bremen bark Edmund Wleman from Bremen NAV <ih 10
Rodewad 8c0-iih dist 81
Aark ffd enlng Sum IS days from Rio Janeiro to
A9irandrya and cargo previously reported ut Quar-
antne staiion--lst dist -
Hfg Chairman Laurent 81 hours from Ruatan leland
Plassan-ed disf 49,
&zig Ialnah. Hansen, days from Havana Godenbow
iesp'rrea rival ard previously reported Quar-
anne Staton--2d dist 10
Basin
nshr Sister Kate, Ferrer, days from Mobile to master
Basin.
scAr Louisa, smith nom Bonfonca-Basin.
&tilf phenomenon ---, from Tchefnncfa-Basin.
<thr Arsene Cooper, from Covngton--Basin
behT IsabnA Randall, from Pearl Riyer--Basin,
xisas Eudora, ---, from Biox-Basn.
,selrI Bloom. Peterson. from Coyington-B Basin.
S<tr Eima. Smith, from Covngton-Basu
&chf Louisa, , from the Coat TO master--2d dist T.
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rAssESGERs,
Par bark Edmund, from Rremen--il storage.
EXPORTS.

liYERP0OIShip Marcia Gfeenleaf--2sD0 bales cotton
1t bnis noun. 95l do rosn AS do lard 1880
fiGo AND MBRKET-ship Danube--i75,00O stayos.
1IFKRPooIr-ship Water Smidt-3076 bales cotton
jdFERPQoIs-Shp Elizabeth Hanton--eel bales ootton
~ hhds tobacco, 10 ties do, ID, 90 slaves.
AtyERP00L-Bask Magistrate bales cotton and $40
HtAses =
MARsEIIf. rs AND MEssINA--Bark Rosalls---sg90 900
snses Tor Arseilles-2D hhds tobacco for MESSING
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Tsignedl
p'G Psigned GERARD sTITH, Mayor
CPEcIFICATIONs for the contract 10,

Notice is hereby given that TUESDAY. the 9Th day
July next will adjudicae at ONCE, ut II O'Clock NJ
je99 Il t. THEARD Comptroller
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COMPTROLLER'S OFFICE, ,
City Of New Orleans, June IS 1853
No. 1888.
Reolred That the Comptroller and hereby authorized
to sell 10 the lowest bidder after five days the official
jonna contract for the construction Of nuisance boat
codance with plan aud pecihcions file in the Survey
os office said contract to be subject the approval or
ton Of the Common Council
Sgued J. MAGIONI
President Board Of Assistant Aldermen
lSignedl H. NJ. SUMMERS,
President Board of AID armen.
Approved May 1888
tsignedl CHAs. NJ WATERMAN Mayor.
A trne copy, JULES CAssARD,
Secretary of May orally
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THE GRAND TERRE IsI,AND- ARoUT Z

'l'HE GRAND TERRE INLAND, ABOUT 9
= miles long ronuns the Gulf and from ~ te3 miles deep,
plantation with usual ordinary Improvement II Is situated wei
mouth Of the Mississippi river In Parish Jefferson
COMPANY for - "
TaIRTY-F1yE THOUSAND DOLLARS
IN four years In notes at 2 and years bearing pct cent
interest rsn date They also subscribe $500 sock
for their account leaving be made up by othsrs
"hen rs pLop9ssa g ergan5e company @ b. known
snd to have incorporated under the Legislature of
and creating
A SUMNER RESORT,
OF Watering Pa and the proftb disposition Lots Of the
and located IN New Orleans.
Each share Of said Company be axed Five Hundred Dol
lars
TIE hook Of Subscription is now open al the Office
OF y. | Ricardo Notary Public, 20 Camp street.
N hien acres at the end OF the island sold to
the United stAtes for military station and fort AZ
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lsignedl ' '6tHAs. NJ. WATERMAN, Mayor.

Notice Is hereby given that FRIDAY the I'd day July
next will adjndicate at office at II o'clock the
contracts.
T.. TIIEARD. COmptrnlIar
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-06-29
Isignedl


Notice hereby given that sealed proposals for the above
contract will be received by 10 FRIDAY the 9Th
July next, At IL O'Clock NJ.
les S2l 7. THEARn. ConntroIler
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-06-29

n w.LYTLE, PROPRIETOR OF THE FOLLOW
W ing Warehouses prepared accommodate those
of obtaining Storage, having large rocmy and
nodous buildings special adapted fer the various articles
commerce From their proximity 10 the river and shipping
and the facilities afforded for loading and unloading with the
diminished risk in of re (beng all Fire Proo he is
sbled to offer advantages not heretofore attained;
DELTA WAREHOUSE al the river-For Grain and other
Produce of Front and Lafayette streets
MERCHANTS WAREH0USE-Geueral Warehouse, In the
WABASH wAREHoUsE-FOr Lard and Bacon, Fulton
HOME wAREHoUsE-ForC Coffee alone, FsltOn stree near
Pcydras.
SThe attention of merchants and others solicited MO