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POLICE CoURT.-Samuel Lynch, for feloniousIy
abstractng S3ss from the pocket Of George Go.dy.
was bound over to the Court of Common Pleas
with 500 bail
Chares Stately, for stealing two buffalo robes,
fined $50, and sent to prison for 80 days
John Eaton and Henry Hudson, the thieves who
were arrested at Doans Brook for the theft of Nr
Staniey's harness, &c, were bound over to the
Court of Common Pleas with 500 bail
Thomas Taylor and George Hughes, for intoxi-
cation, fined So each. r".
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STIR AMONG THE SHIPPNG-Last Friday the
Center Street Bridge was opened ihirty.thrce
times to admit of the passage of steam ard sail
craft TO their several places of destination 1t was
quite busy time with the bridge tender
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[Advsrsisement.)

NEw BUcKwHEATFL FIRST OF THE
SEAsoN-Alessrs. Brown d Andrews Flour,
Feed and Grain Store, cornor of Ontario and
Prospect SITS, has just received choice lot OF
new hulled Buekwheat Flour, which they are
selling in quantities to suit purchasers. 1t is
very nice article. Give them call and try
it. div
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WORKING CLASSES UNIoN.-This paper, after q
silence of several weeks, has again come out,
and will probably be regularly issued in future
Published at l59 Ontario St 1t has our wishes for
its success
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J. B. Barnes q Co, Proprietors of the Cleve
api Plumbing Works, Atwater Block are prepared
Wilh srge force Of experienced worbmen doing every
eSrio tiol Of PLUMBING the thorough manner on
lac most scientific plans reasonable terms and on short
notice. Large stocks Of Fountains ofdsrent STYLES and
lZss Bathing Tubs Of cast and wood. lined with
Ilnsd-cOpper, keateEs, lead ad galvanized
pipes and lndIa Rubber Hose every descrpI
Hrass AMI Plated Cocks. Iucluding tie Paten Secos
Cocks recently introduced WASH BOWS and all kinds
T Water WORKS Fixtures kepJ constantly on hand All
ssrk, tod s..p-- as-,--.
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DISTRICT COURT-Oct. 3O-The Mcmillan case
was still progressing on Saturday night How far
it will run into the present week, may perhaps be
guessed at, when the testimony is gone Though
with.
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CUSTOM House. Several typographical errors
in our article descriptive of the Custom House on
Saturday. These viii be corrected for the Tri.
Weekly tomorrow morning
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!, Greater length Of string ia he 5sniesi-sZease
? Greater space st tie siriass ia the sauts-si-ai
,, The manner Of stopping the sJrafi0H Of tesirHy
T. Tie ese1Hess Of thsribra;ioa Of tlsstriag.
5 TEequ1iity Of fLsf0Hs
c. Tzesfreagtk Of string
l. The great lal Of e trl the Instrument TsalGas ia tune.
That the public may and judge for themselves whether
the above statement true publish diagram of the o and
all modern improvements and the Haet Davis Co.'S style
r5It and that none old ogies will deny
equal four and that OJ lbs weigh twice much hy
will Illustrate the philosophy the kinds instru-
mens and leave the reader to draw his conclusions
|, The HuIiet, Davis 6 Co. Pianos hare a greater
length Of string than those Of any other make an
the same sized case.
The truth of statement may glance
y the entire length Of straight string be used for vbra-
the bridge pin inserted at great distance from the end
Of piano the angle would great the string would
twain before teond be drawn up within an octave Of
concert pitch
possess the Has and depth Of f0Heof sevenOctave piano
that strings shorter With the above improvement,
fuller ard richer tone than seyen,octave piano Of any or
make.
9, Tie Hrllet, Daris q Co. Pianos hare a t0ider
space bet,1een the strings than those Of any other
make.
The truth or this statement is equally plain from the fact
that straight string occupies no more space than simply its
its angle from the bridge to the tuning pin The
the bent strings necessarily close together that
they often MT one anOtlsr ana
playing heavy MARCHES fantasies and variations The
straight strings mach that they vibra freely and
never clash against one another
g, Tie manner of stopping tie FILTRATION.
The vibration of string all panos where
the hammer strikes it, near the bridge where IL stopped see
diagram HI
The tone Of the violin world be ruined by
substituting bridge thus proving that the tone Of
string materially tei by e manner in which the vibration
stopped The vibration Of the srngin the II C. piano
stopped horzontae ofcopper or bell metal see
diagram giving the string soft full, mellow liquid tone
while in all other pianos the vibration is stopped by upright
pins ee disgram b giving thin irony, tone.
that has caused thousands Of persons having fine musical
gBnizatiOus TO eNclaim:
do not like the irony tEang OF piano Il is far Inferior
TO tie full rich OF aB organ, flute HlelodeOn-
The the strings in ell ether pianos bent at the
bridge pin that sharp angie has 70 Be Gd ia ordsrt0 stop
The vibration In H. D. c. piano the strings drawn
straight copper fret and held drwn firm thereon BY
80. .-aor LIZ 80 ll-rran s II
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TWP0RT1NT 70 FEM4LES.
DR.. CHEESEMAN'S PILLS,

Prepared by COrHelias L. CEeesemaH, NJ. ID /,
NEW YORK CITY.
The combination of ingredients in thee Pills the
suit OF loHg aud extensive practice They mild in
heir operation and correcting all irregularities
Painful Airnsrua;ons removing all Obsrnctilns whether
from cold Otherwise headache pain the side papta-
ION OF the heart whites all affections hy ssrics
fatigue pain the hack and limbs Sc distuibed sleep,
which arise from interruption OF nature.
TO MARRIED LADIES,
Dr. Cheeseman's Pills Invaluable, they will bring
monthly period with regularity Ladies' Who have been
disappointed in the Of oher Pills can place the
confidence Dr. Cheeseman's Pills doing all that they rep
resent to do.
NOTICE.
IAsTe condition Of The female system ia tohch the
Pills be taken 5float producing PECULIAR RE
SUIT The condition referred to IS PREGNANC Y-ths
result MISCARRIAGE Such IN irresistible tendency
tie msiieias restore TIE yar0as TO
eOa9oi that The reproductive poser Of nature
resist IL.
Warranted purely vegetable aud free from anything in
Jurous. Explicit directions, which should be read
paHy each box. Price 81 Sent by mail enclosing 81 to
DIR CORNELIUS L. CHEEsENAN, Box 4,53I, Post Office,
New York City.
SOLD Ply ONE DRUGGIST IN EVERY TOWN IN THE
UNITED STATES
R B. HUTCHINGs
General Agent for the United States
les Chambers-St, New York,
To ,olon al ssho'esals orders should be addressed
Sill I'll r~T-T-
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N. II. SOLOMONSON.

PRACTICAL AND SCIENTIFIC OPTIcAN,
ees tie largest assortment of the most approved kinds Of
PEcI4CLES Allhis glasses, whether for near far
ighted. are ground under his inspection by machine
Of new construction, with the care to
suit the eyes in al cases curing Weakness Di-zaeSs
IEalulati0H Or tas Eyes. and mparias Strength long
reading or fine sewing.
z y H. Soiolaonson would here inform the public
that he never employs any the sale Of isleHses
e Also splsadi5 assortment OF SPY GLASSES hI
CROSCOPES, COMPASSES. &c g, kept on hand
ARTIFICIAL EYES.
Inserted without pain, IS perfect SIS natural
E5oeess superior street under the American Hotel
iun22
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WIGS ! WIGS I! WIGS! !

BACHELORS WIGS AND TOUPEES surpass all
They are elegant, leAt, and durable
Fitting to a charm--no turning up behind-no shrinking
eheGd; indeed, this is e only Establishment where
these things are properly uuders @, and made
233 Broadway, New York
Au2l:d l.ySfm2m W FISKE CIeralcnI ahin Agent
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- "TO sMOKRRs s CEEWERS y

No gentleman should mngs IN the society OF ladies with
his teeth discolored and breath tainted with tobacco. For
purifying the mouth after smoking chewing, "FON.
TAINE's CREAM OF WILD FLOWERS is one of tho
efectual dentrices in use. Il whtens the teeth
strengthens the gums, and imras the BREATH ofteu
offensive, agreeable fragrance.
FOR SHAYING.-lts rch latber peneirates and sofens
tho beari prevents irritation and renders the operation
easy and agreeable. F. C. FONTAINE Co, 3O5 Broad
way, and No. Astor House. New York. Sold by cl,
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nlf0irinEs.
TaIE GREAT WONDER
NINETEENTH CENTURY!
0ROF W0fID'S HAIR pEGOOD

OF THE
NINETEENTH CENTURY!
! DROF. WOODS HAIR RESTORA-
We publish let 5T 10 DE- WOOD Of & his g fam seR.
tem2n ,e Mai9a which speaks g9wngy Of The supei
Ct when nlns from rellshe source Ii certidcai
BATH Maine. Jan 20 Is56.
tiou called. moaths since to he hIehIy benefcial
effects Of your Hair Restorative, induced uak
application Gi Il upon hair, winch had become
quite srE probably third white; wis were OF
The chaTacer Some tare- months since procured
solttt o. your Hair Restorative, and used it I soon
tiund that II was proving what / hsd wished used il
aD'ut twice week have since procured another brt-
lie Ct WI ieh have used some. certify TO the
world that The gray or white hair has totally ppeai
h-ih o head and f-e and HAIR has resumed lrs
patuT9 color AMI believe soft and gloss than
been before for tweuty-dve years xiv ears
2d my good WIFE, at the age Of ft-tO. has used il
The above notice deem due to you for YOUR yaluabl
discovery am assured that whoever viii nightly use il
-, M1AL no Aase SciaSl1n 10 c0ntTadct ms
resilient here for the last fifteen years am known 10
make OF the above, with attached is at y1nr ser
wee as wish to preserve the beauties OF others
1 am truly yours, A C. RAYMOND
BALTIMORE. January o. 1855
WOODS HAIR RESTORATIVE
PROF. WooD-Dear Sir: Having had the misfortune To
low e, er New Orleans In s5l was induced to mall
very thing needed My hair is now thick and gossy aud
words my obligations YOU giving TO The
afflicted such treasure FINLEY JOHNSON.
The undersigned Rev. X Bragg is minister in resu-
lar st nlug, and pastor Of the Orthodox Church in Brock
held Mass lie Is gentleman Of great Influence, ard
universally beloved: WAI DYER
BRoORFIELo, January y. ls5s-
PROP WoOD-Dear Sir Having mate tial OF YOUR Hai
esoralive, gives pleasure say that its eec has
beer excellent IN removing Inflammation dandTUi
'oiistaut tendency 10 itching. with which cen
troubled from my childhood; snd has also restored my hair
which was becoming gray, original cocr hayeused
no other article with anything like the pleasure or
qTuhi- Yours truly. J X BRAGG
The Res0r i've is pnt up Bottles of three sizes viz.
Large, medium; and small The small holds half pint
and rai5s tT one dollar per iOtlehe medium holds nj
least tweGty Per cent proportion than the small
and reiaS for two dollars bOttle-thu large holds quart
oy per cent more IA proportional and TeiaIls fr thee
do lars a hO tie
q. J. v 2OD Il CO, Proprieiors, 3l2 Broadway. New
York Tin the great New York Wire Railing Establish
nsutl and III Market street St Louis AIo and sold by
AL good Druggls's and FauC' Goods Dealers. OcI6
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J. " Weitz, No. l66 Ontario street, have on
band the finest quality of buckwheat -four which
they offer at the lowest prices. Try it. dylw2O3
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Indigestion, Liver Complaints, and
their Cure.

HOLLOwAY'S PILLS quickly remove obnoxious mat
ihe blood and thoroughly cleanse aud renovate
the system These Pills remedy for diseases
the stomach and Bowels. Sold the manufactures,
No 80 Maiden Lane, New York and No pa Strand, Lon
don and by all Druggists a . cts 62 cts and slOO per
boz sep27 R2G
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Yesterday afternoon the roof and upper walls of
a brick house in course of erection on Washington
Avenue, fell, seriously injlring five workmen one
Of whom, Thos. Gaggin, has since died.
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GUITAR.-J. Il. THOMAS, Teacher of the Quit
ar, Rooms at No. 3 Euclid street Terms
Fifty cents per lesson. IT,
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YELLnW FRYER.
= VAYELEK's REGISTER.

NEW ORLEANS, Oct 81.
The whole number Of deaths by yellow feveryes-
terdy, l9.
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OUe postage stamp required to prepay answers
ocI2 dim 25

UsPANIsH AND MEXICAN QUARTERS; also,
Shillngs and Sirpences bought si5 per ounce, by
CHAS. A READ s CO, Bankers, No &c Water street,
opposite the Post Office.
NIB. Spanish quarters viii average nearly tsntythree
cents each oc6 dSw An 2l6
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Spiral Noitres.
COAL COALM-C C0AL!!!

a. For Gas Fixtures and FufIng-Ayp.y q
Fogg EHstO0rts E Co, lbs aad lO7 Superior street
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JOHN TOD & YATES

prepared deliver a pure article of BRIAR HILL
CHIPPEwAY und LACKAwANNA COAL, selected
expressly for family use.
q Orders promptly filled At their Yard, the Canal,
the foot Of Vineyard street. Cleveland, O.
JOHN TOD. ocI2 dom 22G' J.YN. YATES.
Y a RARE CHANCE FOR ENJOYMENT :
Persons reQuir lg zht agreeable and respectable
ploylnsnt by which they realize from SO $50 per
week, will ascertain fun particulars by addressing
HUTCHINS CO,
l65 Chambers street, New York City
OUe postage stamp required to prepay answers.
ocl2dIm A6
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q, lAe eCellness o. me rl0rdttOn Of the sfFind.
However good string may be- produce no tone untI
It ybrle and the the vibration better the tone
70 vbrats evenly the string should have but distinct
Lsee diagram H. frst motion Of he string l. n
reeede from the hammer In the H. D. piano the second
motion OF The string IS to return in strag direct line it,
starting point and then If it vbraes thousand times
ulotiOnis mp, down-up, d0wn-ad igfaife17.
The second motion OF the string all other akes cannot be
direct line. for the following reason To bend an
side half thereby necessarily mast be dram f tgLfst
Now it is universally known that the tighter string drawn
Of The two sides are struck by he bawm % s0 iJ ~ & ~ s &
eed instead Of its returning direct line deviaes from
its proper course BY being percepby drawn
side, ~ Sds Of the angle or elbow and is movement
hereafter rotary every time comes around TO
the shack contracted side. it receives dead irony caHg
% w9e Is another cause Of the uneyenness Of tone OF tn
5, The ereHHess Of one.
This is iae result Of TIE fourth etr being universalI
fiee AZ H6V6rafioy, lie ereneT he foae.
The strength Of string.
Tn why strings break in the common uia1o
and why they invariably break at the elbow brdgepn
he string being bent P point See dis-
gram b. the us tat part against the iron pin becomes
necessarily and outside CT the elbow Of the
string be1rs Tie eh0 strain Now II the VI ole the
string Of Pisno will average hf pounds the (which
by all parts Of the string then po' is likely break
as the other but il any one part O the string onehaf of
soohged 70 Dear tbs immense strain tia part Ct il is la
bic to snap in twain ni any eAAnge in the weather esp
warp spiin at every eaa = OF te afospbere ne
philosophy simply this hath vtole string be large
small Is stronger Ihan hall oft ALl only be replied
to by asserting that twice is to or twice
two does not make f0u-.
Z, The great le,gh Of time U6ieA e instrument re-
mains IN tune.
This is the result of the 9Th feature string
atess BY sfeiag And will readily be that If string
four feet in length bears strain Of yo 1nded pounds equal
y in all parts il viii tien quick as half
OF string bearing the strain
The truth and philosophy Of the foregoing facts
ing and forcble thai the questcr often lked why do
not other makers the copper fret and straight sng
There is but Il s ured by patent for which
hfy dollars have already been offered which
purchase Messrs Hae Davis prefer SUD
ply the public with class iHssyss rather than
others 70 DO { vena al any price.
The foregoing plan OF the Hallet Davis Co. Piano
simple. lucid and uuanserable, that will guarantee
piano any WHO viii refule its philosophy.
OSSIAN E DODGE
Cleveland. August 6, Is5S
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ARREsTs.-John Garner, John Eaton and Hen
~ Hudson, who were recently tried for stealing
Mr.. Stanley's harness, &c, will be examined this
morning on charge of stealing those of Mr. En-
glehart, which were taken about the same time
They will hardly get clear of both these charges if
they do of either.
Alexander Campbell and John Doyle were ar
rested on Saturday for forgery The circumstan,
ces, as we learned them frcm the prisoners, are as
follows These men have been at work for the c.
C. c. R. at Grafton. Doyle was taken sick
and came TO the city week ago last Wednesday
Campbell came here about week after him, and
took the bills of their time and the amounts due
them to the paymaster, but On his way he fell n
with another man who altered the time so as TO
obtain more pay than the original bills called for
Neither Doyle or Campbell knew of this change
until afterwards as they cannot read or write
They are probably innocent of any evil design.
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2 If any ladies wish to get their Mufs, Vic
tOrines, etc, altered into new fashion, or want
to get furs made up to their orders, G. RuFF1N1,
81 Superior street. will do it good and right
His stock of Capes, Muffs, etc, is one of the
best in the city, all of his own manufacture,
and at lower prices than anywhere else If
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DdpEr 6alI9Ers.

NEW PAPER.-RECETVED THIS
~ DAY. siH cases new Paper Hangngs, No. 81 Su-
Terior street sepls NJ CARsOE.
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CLEVELAND FEMALE SEMINARY
S. N. SANFORD, A. NJ, Principal

FIFTH
BeuuTu F With Ex va B
FURNISHED
PR WA having gaGiesys
SUCCESSFUL INSTRUCTORS,
nj
Ue Is Primo
Surgeons
Admission Principal.
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ERENCH Double Faced SHAWLS.
Il We h1ve this day received small lot Of beautiful
arget and will be sold of much less than the usqsl
Sies st oie % Wanting nt n y nfer 3 gpSa saob ana ia
SGsG ocad Il 10" price ''u Os'''' '''s s HYMAN CO.
ENTS' 'HANDKERCHIEFS.-The
N wei are all gone but We have lot IN store II
Aiso-LADiES' HANDKERCHIEFS, OF our in
poration at one shilling, the best IN the ely
HOSIERY! HOSIERY!-A
splendid assortment Of Cashmere, MerinJ, Wonlen,
FleecyLined Hose for Ladies' Children be found
IN I 'itv. and viii be sold low. S. HYMAN < 60.
EMBROIDERIES
GREAT BARGAINS in CAMBRIA
- latest 1s ,stSisli' siSies sep5 MORGAN BOOT.
GENTS LONG COTTON HOSE
~ English 1nake-at W. WARREN'S.
FOR LADIES' MANTLES,
WIDE BLACK VELVET
FOR GENTLEMEN's RAGLANS.
pRAB AND BROWN BROADCLoTHS.
FOR LADIES RAGLANs,
ALL SHADES BROADCOTEs.
sep2s TAYLOR, GRIswOLD & co.
DLAIN NANKINS.
juia TAYLOR. GRlswOLD& & co.
FALL STYLES OF DELAINES-
= 5uls Su'' '''si'Su' O' TAYLOR, GRTSwoLD CO.
S0 DOZ. KID GLOVES-The very
tsSa 's'' i'i 'O'''D anu VIII $ RAYMOND & Co
CHILLING LAWNS-New goods re
~ " W WARREN
VAYLOR, GRISW OLD, & c %.
D''A va Inns TsyiqT GTsgel Co 9pcn mis- day,
Tsy'or. Gris1yoId : co. open this day,
English MOu InIns Prints =,
French 8IoUsline Deloins for children.
Taylo7 Grsw old s Co open this day,
Brown Trave inc Checks SEPT
EMBROIDERED MUSLIN COL
II LARS-Nsw STYLES Of Emtr9idsre1 S3ISrS lSs Teed
Ladies' Dress Trimmings.
ERINGES, RIBBONS, AND GA
aus Ao'->S-D '"'- AissTFi RETTB. .SRG & HAUsMANN.
DRESS GOODS-ClJALLIE Robes
II Quilie Muslin Robes Guil. e, Orsandies, Lawns,
jul7 = i's'' -'''A Nor, IAN RooTs
HAMILTON SKIRTS = Something
AIso-Doaglas SheryvoOd's Adjustable lstie Skirts
gelalns orIcLs. au20 II. D. KENDA u Z co.
MILLINERY.
RONNETS, FRENCH AND AM,
l. Flowers Rlches, Ribbons silks great va rIsty Of
lrlmmnss-worth the attention Of wholesale Buye,s,
FROM PAkIS-FANCY Hair Pins,
oc5 RETTBERG HAUSMANN's
CHENILLE AND MANTILLA
Wooilen' at great bargains. -
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yl4ikws sN.s SANFORD. Principal.

DOR RENT.-A FARM OF go
ACRES 81 miles from the city y RallrOtd well IN
proved with an aIy buildings orciari, &C Rent
l. 2 OF wears. $50 per year
GRANGER sT-A g5od SOY frame house with barn
ROUSE JENNINGS,
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All Kinds of Musical Instruments constantly Hand
g
land 1lend
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PARIS, January. 1857.

For sale Wholesale aud Retail, by WILLIAM FIsKE,
No % Superior street. Cleveland, who will supply the
e Annie de Femme At the Proprie;or's prIces.
aul0 dSwly6
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Real Gstate Aqrnts.
ROUSE s. JENNINGS,
REAL ESTATE
IN S u R A n G E
AGENTS,
No. SO Superior Street, Marble Block. up stairs.
DOR SALE OR EXCHANGED

No SO Superior Street, Marble Block, up stairs.
febIs
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-04-14
Aud the expenditures during the sam. period ha. be-
a. seq "A =

The cash balance hand o 81 and in City Bonds
State Bonds receivable etc. s97O3Ss a. Total $685. us9 H.
Bis statement Of eceps pendures for the year
ending 3lst March, 1858.
elsa statement showing the disposition Of s57 Louisiana
STATE Bonds received of the Of
to the capital stock Of the Compsny.
D-isa statement shswng the disposition of 1000 Of
the city of New Orleans received subscription Of the
city to the capital stock Of the Company.
E-Is statement showing the disposition Of 5000 6s mort
gage bonds Of the Company.
Elsa slatement Of bills payable and loans.
G-Is the report Of the Chief Engineer, 1t shown in this
document that he entire Of the work from New Orleans
Canton has been S7i5I and allowing Ooo than
has already been exened for the Of finishing cuts
which been dowa full depth, the gross
will be Ssii.5 &C. From this must be deducted
sls 00O which included in the Engineers emen
which was spent construction few years ago beyond
Canton and we have sI70s57 &C. being $751;
Os3 s4 less than the de Clarke ESQ.,
the Chief Engineer april 1855 isue art annual
report page 70 The estimated per e s2is25 the
actual cos per mile has been s272O This fact worthy Of
particular remark general the outlay exceeds
tha O 81 est mste. t
rpOrt Of the General and deserves
particular tsnOa smhOdying the officer Of Ae
knJwsdged ability and of the very highest in his profe
sion
Ali Of which is respectfully submitted
JOHN CALHOUN. President
New Orleans, April l2ih, 1858
EorEThs tabular stasmeut above referred to- will appear
In pamphlet torm-