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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-08-24

Difficult Jo5.-The police officers are contin-
ually at work endeavoring to get the public
streets and alleys cleaned, and to keep them so;
but they find it almost impossible. II they
report neighborhood and have the offenders
before Court to-day, a light fine or admonition
may cause temporary cleansing, but in less
than ten days, the offence is repeated and the
officers are required to make another report
North of Broad street, on Shockoe Hill, the
officer in that district has never ending chase
after nuisances, and for the reason the land is
too fat to admit of proper surface draining
However anxious the residents in that section
of the city may be to get rid of waste water,
they find it impossible to do so, because it
cannot run off To get rid OF this annoyance
which may at some future day engender dis
ease, the city will be compelled to adopt and
carry out regular system of sewerage
When this is done-and the sooner it is COM
menced the better--the level streets on Shockoe
Hill can easily be drained by underground en-
frances, at comparatively small cost. Rich
mond ought TO be one of the cleanest cities in the
Union, because of the fact that a large proper
tion OF her territory drains itself, and is well
washed by every heavy fall of rain; but there
are other portions without these advantages.
and must, therefore, be relieved of ali surplus
water by sewers.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-08-24

R<rixjsxs~-Re FAftossen a j sa.
dlekurv Ioudoun couutEs u. - aoe ssss ~
rssli sn lie Davnl Nfreet tkeeoxS
~ this city, Ard not ~ Third txesQ d s.e
- l.as hess stated. ~ VIII eAtes o. - go
tiee II OetobeF.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-08-24
INSURANCE.
+ MARINE INSURANCE..
(IncOrporated 1889.
THE VIRGINIA FIRE AND MARINE IN6Uns
INCE COMPANY
INSURANCE.

AOmce NO. LII Main street, HlchmO0ds
Capital and Surplus, S110 00O! ~ isser
THIS COMPANY has the advantage OF fsceA IT, Secee
yeayS experience in the Insurance busineas, and
having enjoyed the favor Of the public during al
Of that period needs no special Recommendation 10
the citizens of Virginia.
1t effects Fire Insurance in city and country, and
Marine Insurance to all parts Of the world.
affairs managed prudently, but literally, and IL
rates are low those Of any other good institu
ton. DIRECTORS:
w. L. Coyardin, J: E. Wsdsworth, Pstrich Cullen,
Joseph Allen, VIM. Beers, Geo. w. Smith,
Horace l.. Kent, Thos. Samson, }. L.. Winston,
VIM. Palmer, Chas. w. Purcell, Jn0. N slj0e10n,
Alex r.. Parker, Jos. p, Winston, Arch. Thcnaa.
Jas. A. Inloes, III. A.. Claiborne,
Apply to the President or secretary, In person or
BY letter. w. L. COWARDIN. Prsgident
WM. WILLIS, JR.. Secretary. tsEts
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SUMMER RESORTS.
"a DaaGER's WHITE sLLfHUR LlsI,iIfi

AAaA DAGGER'S WHITE sGLPHUR
VMY SPRINGS. h
s..IE BGTETO URT co UNITY, VA. +
These SPRINGS, sometimes called ''DrBRELL's
SPRINGS" will be open for the reception of visi-
tors by the Ist OF July. The proprietors, having
the srat,aeatIon 20 know, that they have given
tlstactnn heretofore to their visitors hatter them
selves that then future labors will ensure full
portion OF the public patronage.
Board per day ,... ..-+......-.-.......S 81 rs
Beard. per week ...- ........ 10 90
Board per hotel month, i2s days,l. 30 %
js 20-2m JNO. +. SHIELDS & co.
49, 4 kEEHAUGHTAN HOUSE,
Y.EAy HAMPTON, VA,
kI.str i Is now opened for the ption of sum
visitors. The Proprietor has this wear erected
IN a pleasant location the same lot. another
HOUSE, containing several very fine rooms.
The BATH HOUSES are convenient to the HO
TEL. JAMES BURCHER,
Je 2-3ms Proprietor.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-08-24

Poor Homss-The special committee on the
uoor- house are 10 meet this afternoon TO pre-
pare a report for the City Council II they
recommend new building, a more central
lected but there are very few neighborhoods
that would consent to the erection Of such
an edifice in their midst. If the paupers
are to be allowed to leave the premises at
their pleasure, they will prove very an
moving to persons who live near them; and
if they are forbidden to leave the enclosures,
some would be phiianthropst will make that
pretext for an appeal TO the public in
behalf of the paupers. If ii were possible TO
discriminate between the good and bad. liber-
ties might be denied the first, but granted the
last and to do this, the edifice must be so
constructed as to separate the classes 1T all
times. What the committee will recommend,
remains TO be seen.
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Raisisg Fskif.-Huch of shs MA s. ~
neighborhood Of Richmond y a1mifahay
and II turned iMto orchards woul6 yieI1 =
greater profit to The owners than culSly13od
in any other way. Fruit trees. Is ekillful
cultivation, have been brought 70 sueh porlpc.
States, that they yield Immense profit - rAcjr
owners; and the result would ~ ~ same
here, il proper attention were paid "a select.
ing the trees, and to guarding them nk1tAst
disease "a
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-08-24

Resk Ba.t'e-A party Of bad boys asssmbied
on trench Garden NAi yesterday morntng,
with stones. Getting Tired Of that iun. yksy
tr1ed their skill ~ throwing at cows and
chickens, and one Of them gave servant lad
q blow ON the head with . rock that made fhe
eably be called before this Recorder 70 nnsweY
for the offence. =
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-08-24

There wsrs IN deaths i saliimors las'
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-08-24

Mtefiag Of she Young Meas Carissian Assoeia-
fion on Church HiA, fo-morresc Erssfng.--The
citizens Of Union and Church Hills will have
an opportunity tomorrow evening to witness
among them meeting of the Association
Leigh Street Baptist Church has been chosen
as the place for this meeting, and several gen.
tlemen have been engaged TO address II who
have had an opportunity 70 become familiar
with the principles Of Young Mems Christian
Associations. As one principal object Of the
urise. the meeting Is commended to their at
tantion. The occasion will doubtless be an In
teresting one to all who attend. The ladies Of
that part Of the city, who are ready for every
good work, viii, we hope, give the aid Of their
presence.
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Way Not The remark is often made that
oouthern manufacturers cannot get upa good
carriages and buggies as Northern ones, and
tnis impression being general, most persons
VINO need vehicle, either send North for ii or
buy one from dealers who purchase at the
Nortn; Within few days past, we have seen
seNeral yeblcles manufactured in Richmond,
mat equal in style anything made North, and
aIe, perhaps, more durable; and our manu-
iacturers assure us that they employ similar
WorKmen TO those of the North use better
inateriais and take more pains in construct
ing vehicles, and are, therefore, prepared to
compete with the trade anywhere. And why
should they not The answer is easily given.
MANY Southern men think that nothing can
pe done at home-that Virginia timber is
pfetuer and stronger when worked up at the
Nortn-and that neither springs, nor wheels,
nor Dodles, are fit for service unless they
nave passed through Northern hands,
In every department of mechanism, Virginia
mechanics are equal to those of any other Sec
tlen and il the South could be induced to
encourage home industry, home enterprise.
the time would come when Virginia mechan.
les would stand as high as any Others in the
world. We need more Independence more
love of home, more of the pa .riotism of sd to
place us properly on our feet before the world.
Let us only think that our wants can be sup-
piled at our own doors--let us feel it to be a
duty to sustain one another, leavin1 the North
TO take care of itself, and our country will
prosper by the investment of capital in man.
ufactures, while our people will find employ
ment in their own native State.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-08-24


The London Times, Of the ,,tb
Mexican intelligence to-day frum NJ. me .ns
is Of more than ordinary importa,c. o,A
bondhoiders here. Supposing the treat a,e
Is described TO have been arran.s,, -. " A.su ~
United States envoy with Jaurez :. vsas as
Cruz, to be finally ratified. the conn.r,, 80,
from that moment virtually pass unae- ~
lean sway = - ~Aiel- ~
The whole north of Mpxico W M =,
up to settlers, who will not ONLY ha,pa pe1s. .s.
privilege OF free entry Of goods hn. ~ 'ns
calling IN the United States iroops To tha;r -
anv aim m,ehevsr uey may happen to have
1ny aimcalty with the native ponniatinn
Ihe transit routes eeded respectireIv f-a,, n.
western border OF Texas to tho G,,yS - Vn r. eie
iornia, ana from ocean to ocean by the Tabn.n
tepec line will, unlike the several tra
in Central America, be exclusively a souIes
icah con troll, since the provisions of N. Tia,r
ton Bulwer treaty had 10 BEARING ,,,,as ti.ay 1iay
W., Win sucn powers the absorption OF the Mex-
sithan, ,,ra can pe carried on at leisure and
WItnout provoking the savage but vain ra
sistihce tnaf might be incurred bv moro do.
proceedings. That the result win 10 da's 49,
davp,,. tage0as 70 Mexico and the world not be
Will be respected or ieopardized is ~ ,ki.s
question. Ii the American Government 10
sire an opportunity to benefit the fipanc;al ra
p;f pu,a.doa OF their countrymen, they will
the interests of the foreign hondbo o,Sarpp
OF Mexico, bearing in mind that uot a single
prIs!ege o1 the soil over which they are
acq qalrlhg control can rightfully be alien
atee, SO long as the claims remain unsatis-
nea; According to the present accounts one
OF the latest acts of Jnarez has been the
issuing ofa decree confiscating certain Church
property in Mexico, worth, in the argre-
gate, twenty million pounds, or more than
double the nominal amount due to the bond
holders. If he should succeed in enforcing
this, 1T will be only through moral and mate-
rial aid afforded by America, and it will be
duty, therefore, on the part of that country,
to recognize the responsibility thus assumed
IL is also to be remarked that owing to a por-
ton OF the customs duties being pledged to
her foreign creditors Mexico has no right to
grant, as Juarez proposes to do in the present
treaty, free importation for U. S. goods at any
specific port, whether in the Gulf of California
or elsewhere. These points, it is to be hoped
will receive attention from the English Gov
ernment. Meanwhile, it is far from certain
that the treaty will be adopted. When it comes
before the Senate at Washington, it will be
viewed; perhaps, solely as party question,
and Will be accepted or rejected on the ground
only OF is influence ON the nomination for the
next Presidential contest.
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NSUMANlE
ON THE LIVES OF
WHITE PERSONS
Can be obtained IN the
INTERNATIONAL, LIFE ASSURANCE 90

l ON THE LIVES WHIrE III pK..ox.
rsfsRsx4tssst Ssf Il ssisS;S 7 D. ASSURANCE 80
Asinss :. s' Sss 81 N yf. II:
os. &. s ss. sbnns 6 III ss: s:s sss CHS. :ss
'ss e Rsbbd xs:s ss:::''
CTOCKHOLDEBS' M MEETING.- - Tbs
the Virgins. and Tcnnessee Railroad Company,
s sse ne ssi es ss
Of September next.
% ''''' 'A' wMf H. HUGHES, sss..
yoBM or APPOINTMENT OF PROXY.
subscribers heing Stockholders in the Vr6iais and
Tennessee , Railroad com0any. DO asrsby sseF.ti-
& sss & 6. 6 sss:ss: y .s
mss.Ins. ss. e sv. sses vote q votes. s.d I. q
such other act acts, - each Of could giyo or
witness our hands and seals, this Aaysf
wllsEs:. lssAll
IA 18th By LAW" Proxies TO represent sgosk
in their general meetings, shall only b vsI4 Or
the space OF two years from ths date thS5seS
"a Papers sdvsIsisins for III. ce.s;s:; e ~ si'l
copy. ~ ne-sss1
CHOCKOE MILL-RIcHMoND GROUND
PkAsTEaIsss IA az ~ T ~
ld larss. and North csroiias; ana xos1 sssss i1ss 8
o.possg poa ana s.n.s KIN q sssy
PLASTER promptly, exceeding ~ dsnAsa tAae
c1a H. :. secf Vii s. snessly Of News eso4 Lsu,
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LOCAL MATTERS

ItH0Hiag MasASNe.--kvery invention that
has tendency to reduce the amount Of mani
ual labor, 50 far from operating to the preja-
dice of the working classes, Is advantageous to
them. When steam power printing presses,
planning mills, and other s labor -savers,r were
invented, the workmen Of those days were
terribly alarmed at the inroads upon their
callings, and each class was ready to declare
Otheilo's occupation . gone.s Day by day
they iabored on in fear and trembling. hourly
expecting TO receive notice that their services
were no longer needed, until they found that
the "iabor-sayerse only increased the demand
for work, and gave employment to thousands
who, before that time, had with difficulty earn.
ed their bread in menial service Believing
tnat every mechanical invention is valuable
10 the mechanic classes, we always take plea
sure In noticing whatever is new; bat in this
instance the pleasure is enhanced by the fact
that the inventor is a virginian
Hodges 4 Cos 1Tenoning Machine ), r.a.eut.
ed by David Hodges, of Suffolk, Va and man
ufaetured by DAVID L. PARKER. Of Rich
Inond, Is the most perfect invention of the
KIND that we have ever seen. Not only does
IT do Its work with rapidity and accuracy hut
Its construction is 50 simple that any slack.
leg'' may use it with entire safety. We saw a
bungier cut tenon with it yesterday in 4
very few seconds. and when he was done
though perhaps he never attempted to work
the machine BEFORE the tenon was perfectly
snoothe AID square. Another advantage of
this machine is, that it costs but few dollars.
piest mechanic. Carpenters and other y06d
workers who haxe not examined
call at the store " Messrs. SMITH e 4x5[iyka
WOOD, and do SO. Of course Mr.. Parker will
nave several of the machines on exhibition at
tne next Fair of the Mechanics Institute z
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-08-24

5Ssr FOR SALE-AA email FARM OF one hundred
1lf@ Acres one mile beyond the termination of the
~~~ Mechanicsville Turnpike, about and half
miles from Richmond, In excellent neighbor-
hood, and in the immediate vicinity of one or more
churches. The improvements consist of Dwell
ing with four rooms and all necessary out-build-
ngs, all oil which are new. Also, an orchard of
choice fruit trees
IL will he sold for one-fo fourth cash; the balance
credit Of one, two and three years with inter-
est. Possession given immediately. Ppply to
J.. B. THOMAS,
jy 8-ts $50 Broad street, Richmond.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-08-24

IA 18th By Law" Proxies 70 represent sgesk
in their general meetilEs. shall only b MD eor
IA. Papers advertising for the comtaay yiIi
New Orleans daily crescent., 1859-09-12

70 the Honorable tho Common Council
GENTLEMEs--Ths unasrsisnsd. IT, ownsT. wien
.s s sss esn @
ing 1s ss
ten ss Sds ss
INCHES ,ens les than ten ,nehss thick ,.,
.ns. .s m II s,sp'
laid and to bs good sol,d work. .,.--
sand and London gravel with coating dressing whom laid
s .na a
The usual curbstone nche thick furnished when
sassias cur G %sls sas;,.n.sI ss;f. ~ Wv Wv
nd s q.
.saner and the sidsvslisto 30 raised and tagged.
Tho crossings tse Intersection Of street. to be
b
CENTRE and ds.s S.aass dsn ss tho road pavement ,o
sSs;s %
S.Is ,os ds Vs dc % yesS
Jours davis contrae, niveler
ds IL d e
long de plus de IL de large Is de
Drt %9Rs a &c u de
soss les bouts Ct ia surface ns Ssn as s de
s0ds 2 s s.. ID s M
Londres avoir ete Ia surface
depeu de sable du lac ravos de ondfes les Joints bien
remplis ct le tout bi n assuett par rouleau.
peres dc bordnres de- deaisseur seront four
e yoysr de la Vile ugera convenAble de changer
les vieles, ain de fare sol de ouyrage.
de boues les deux cotes de Ia Robin de
Ia du Camp heuve seront evees ct nveees de
nee sser IN e cou.s aux esus les bsnquees seront
elvees ct faes pierres plates
passages intersections de toutes les de
peres de rere du Hord de premiere quae ct de quatre
peds large les bocs de deux pieds large
peds de long pas molns de six pouces tout
relieve dams lie centre ct nvee do manere ben oindre
pavsge de Ia rue.
Adam Gifen 170pieds.
LAMrS A. HOPKINS, Secretare
te22 1RwBw Couseil des Assistants Aldermen.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1859-09-12
PETITION Ns-.OFFICIAL.
NEW ORLEANS, May II, 1889.
~ '' ooah aTsh. Ill.,. =, u.- o.,..,,.

NEW ORLEANS, May II, 1889.
fthe city Of New Orleans:
EENTLE MEN-The undermined owners
q property fronting on Front street Canal ts Race
bly, section To- City Charter to sell Al public ancton
after twenty days public notice. the contract grading and
blocks not less than inches wide twelve inches long nor
more twelve inches wide by eighteen inches long nor loss
than ten inches thick.
Said blocks be Of best quality Of granite having tho Sides
ends and top we'll dressed form an even suriace when
laid and 10 be good s,id work.
sad TO be laid diagonaly on fou inches q sharp
sand aud London gravel with coating top dressing when
Of four inches Of sharp sand and London gravel the 1on y
settled.
The usual curbone four inches thick b
the City surveJor may requisite to change the old curb
Ing, In order make substantial work. A..
The curbsone both sides OF Front street from CanaI
street. to and graded 70 hight and
in such fee the streets from water 10 tne most
The foot crossings the Of ~ me sress d "
stone 10 be used wide four feet and not
raihed the Center XraQo0
New Orleans daily crescent., 1859-09-12
JAS. A. HOPKINS,
Secretary Board Assistant Aldermen.


NOuvELLE. ORLEANS, II mai 1859.
A Al'honorable Conseil Commun de Ia
willie de la Nouvelle. Orleans:
M HESSlEURS.-Les sOussignes, prOprletal-
IFl Ia Front, des rues Canal Race,
peitionnent vos
vende spres ours davis cohtrs pour niveer
Front des Canal Race avec des bocs
dix de large douze pouces
do long nj de plus de douae pouces de srss snr d1hu
tre de grant de la premiere qualite
les c6es es bouts ct la snrace ben ct de
uapere surface une ct Rtre
sode LIE dit pose dissenalemsat sur un
depasseur de sable lac Ct dc
Londre dessus surface de qustre
depaisseur sable du lac Ct ravois de les
remps ct 10 bien assu1eti un rouleau
de de qqstre pouces eron
ger vees atm de faire sode Les perres de
deux c6es de a 'front.' de Canal Race
les banquettes eevees aitss pieres plates
passages Intersections dc toutes les ssront de
ree dn Nord dc premiere quae ct de quatre
ed large les bocs seon de deux pieds Do quatre
pieds long de pouces depasseur. LIE
tout eleve nvele de maniere bien oindre 10
New Orleans daily crescent., 1859-09-12
MARIE DE LA NouyEL!.E-oRLEANs,


EN- vERTU de la resolution No. 4402 du Conse Commun
approuva e 159 avis ct par lie donne que n
eon de IN vile la Nouvelle Orleans de fire payer an
pieres euare deux des tasant face marce de
rue des agans Quarieme District; Ia Camp
de la rue Ste Marie la ST. An re- ct paure Set
Marie u Camp Ia des Magasins conformemen
la section l20 de la charre de Ia Eouvelle Orleans
ms lawSw GERARD sTITH Marie,
New Orleans daily crescent., 1859-09-12

NEW ORLEANS, May "A, 1889.
Of the City of New Orleans:
OF
able body have the sidewalks said street regarded and
raised the highest altitude practicable from Comm to
Cutters for draining lots constructed In proper
wherever desired by the directed by the Surveyor
the sidewalk The to be adjudicated to the lowest
bidder the Comptroller after FIVE days notice in the official
Journal And petitioners in duty bound will
pray:
]: Todd for D. p Seaman, 4 y.
Tn. L. Waterman, rs
James Syme, 1928
Dan Sheean, 81
Julia Ryan, ITO :.
p. Gaune 80
T.. }s.fis S:isissii Michael 3
J.T Burk, 40 =.
JAS. A. HOPKINS, Secretary of
Board of Assistant Aldermen.
EouvELLE ORLEANS, "a Mai, 1859.
A phonorable Conseil Commun
de la VILE de la Eonvele- Orleans:
II Ia rue du Basin honorable corps da
bapquettes Ia de nveees eevees suss
que possible de Ia de la Commune la Girod. LIE,
emes materiaux auan are poura. Les
rgoes lie des ternins constitutes dune
anere convenabe partou les propetares deeront
ordonne Voyere tout convert de maniere for
surface une. Louvrags vendu rencan pal
VIM. Beste 240 peds
j. Todd for scanlsn, IA
#. l.. Waterman. rs
Julia Ryan ITO :.
P. Gaune 80
Jos. Alexander. 80
R. P. Smith, 80
Jas. Desban, ITO
J.T. Burk, 40
JAS. A. HOPKINS, secreaixe du
je3 law8w Consei des Assistants Aldermen.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1859-09-12
GERA RI STITH. Mare


BY VIRTUE Of resolu on No 51o2 ~ me- onno Leg
March 1853 notice hereby given is the in
tenon Of the city Of New Orleans to have two Of the
with square blocks The Camp street. from st. Mary to
Magazine street, agreeably to the 2Ob of The city
| charter. GERARD STITH, Mayor
New Orleans daily crescent., 1859-09-12
NEW DEMOCRATIC JOURNAL
~ TO be entitled
THE SOUTHERN AURORA.

he s
Il designed that this journal shall rgidly adhereto
5 and Of al the %
MsdsoI TAYLOR p of Carolina and successfully
Il will uphold pport the Federal Constiu
basis # national consolidation and central
States wherein for itself freely and Of t VIII
ths false sea and odoas psre which
disguise its perfect and harmonious propnrols and place
before the people in the power and brancy of its own sim
It will oppose all compromises by Congress involving the
oonsituton assumptions which It has right exercise
public
else of official patronage for political ends and will earnestly
,rpment !hat The country shalt ngsT Be-
ns y as
The extraordinary Southern exports all other
fosp %
this s M ssn gH % sa
those rights mmunites which constitute their vitality and
whish Shall dstract from their dignity and
viii urge Just and vital Southern policy the aaisi
on of Southern territory that the of slavery aud aye
South may be generally developed and hr wealth and
aud her u Ultimate ,n sapaey But
these miserable abortive by which Cuba has
has been H. efforts IF hs Of
II will demand strict Of all the guarantees Of
slavery and its appertanng rights and the Of slave
in the as as Ghs kinds OF
the possession It's citizens under its flag the high seas
of the M ap
IF It's erow Sp Fiat Il
whilst at tie same will contend for economy in the State
sd sP Il d
pie Of Louisiana in all things.
ca9ns from talented citizens every parish Of the
State that all subscribers may each become familiar with
s se@ S he
win be Weekly 50nfns our Of large szS s1a
general and extended circulation ~ among al classes @
TRe publication will be abaut the 18th Novem
FOR this object the
hs STATE 9 neea @ msy @ a
July lst 1859. !ylb If
ICE CREAM SALOON AND CONFECTIONERY
This establishment has Changed hands BEEN thoroughly
the 5 its hss oa
'''S~~ Crsstazed Fruits. swestnaeats.
es Fancy Candies
Cakes Of every description: ..
Also general assortment of French Wires
snssPssfs Maass, Pe1f sRadash%s Rnd shsfrys sA'4sD
Cordials, Liquors, Soda and Meaa.
Foreign ffns,s; Rsisss, Gs%ggis''f5M gss, Grapes,
| Citrons, Oranges Lemons
sSoders received for private parties dinners suppes
patrons of this house may assured that their
deTs viii b class style having secured the
& he snreS 10 increase the and render
Grs class ssoon-a favoste resort for families my2l Am
I ONION BROWN sTOUT-so casks Bainbridge'
gn'' in store and i0s sse y co 81 erav,e street.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1859-09-12
MA!RERlE DE LA NouvELuE ORLEANS

MA!hERiE DE LA NOUyELLE ORLEANS,2
Hotel de Vile, 4eme ionr de juin 1879
FN VERTU de Ia resolution No. 4615 du
- Consei Commun de Ia vile de Nouve
ormement Ia section l20 de la VILE avis est
lie present donne linent de de Ia NouveIe
Orleans est de fare payer perres
eme District. ~ N