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Weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1858-1865, 1859-12-14

Let me draw aside the black veil which yet con-
ceals the miserable future that must be beyond and
behind dsunion. What fate awaits in that pro-
found obscure, the most gifted nation upon the face
of the earth Let it be chronicled only in the vol
ume of darkness and DEATH Let it never in sad re-
atty be allowed to visit us Let our VOWS be offer
ed up, to support and sustain the Union; to give
hands, hearts, and all to that nestmable purpose.
Long continued cheering And first let us be
ready to grid on our arms for the protection of our
friends and brothers from the remoest danger of fu
ture massacre. Let the Union formed by the wis
dom of sages. and patriots, and sanctifed by the
breath and blood of sainted heroes be guarded like
the holy altar of the temple. Let it be saved by
universal devotion from the rude hands by which it
is threatened with being broken asunder.
We have seen the first bloody attempt to effect
the fatal purpose. Let it be the last Let those
if there be any such-who would incline to renew
the effort be taught that there are millions of free
men willing to live, and ready to die in the main
tenance of happy, virtuous, contented prosperous
and United Republic"
Mr.. King concluded his remarks as follows:
"What has been the natural harvest of snch
noxious germs sown broadcast over the land? An
abortive but dangerous attempt to excite servile
in sister State; reasonable invasion of her
unguarded frontier and the murder of her peaceful
citizens, resting in unprepared security under the
@gies of the constitution and laws of the Union
Are these things ever to be borne with patience P!
Is no effort to be made to crush the fanatic and
reasonable spirit that is fast sweeping into the
dark abyss of dissolution and consequent civil war
The assemblage before has given in voice of thun-
der the response to these questions. The true peo-
pie of the North are arousng from their lethargy
everywhere they are ralying in their force around
the broad banner of the constitution, on which is
inscribed "the Union must and shall be preserved"
Woe to the party or politician who stands between
them and their fixed resolve? ?" ..,
MI. Fuller concluded national, patriotic speech
Weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1858-1865, 1859-12-14
ELECTION
MAYOR AND COMMISSIONERS.
INFORMATION WANTED.

Raleigh, Dec. 10, 1853.
Weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1858-1865, 1859-12-14
THE MOST ENTERTAINING BOOK OF
THE SEASON.

December 10, 1859.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-12-20
POLITICAL.


BOARD OF CITY CAEvAssERs-NEw YORK, DEC
viz - = -
Resolved That the Clerk of this Board be and be is hereby
directed 70 pub sb the official the following
papers vz'-Her raid Express Times News Tribune
.ehung Courier and enquirer Absnd Zetnns, Commercial
Advertser Irish American Leader Dispasch Atlas Courier
1ss E1ts unis New York Traveller Sunday Courier New
Yorker Dsmokrat Sunday Times Metropolitan Record Police
sszeae, Tablet, New York Freemans Journal, Phoenix
nsh News, SUM- New York Transcript Evening Post and
'snaay mercury d. I. VALENTINE, Clerk.
... OFFICIAL CANVASS
statement Of the City Of the city ssd county o
lok IN relation TO the Mayor Counsel to
s SSorporsnon oovernor Of the Amshouse an Alderman
on OF the Adsrnanc districts of cily ba wing an
nusrcal designation; six Councimen in each 9epsto-
- cs we Sonstahles IN each ward, one COMMISSIONER
schools for each ward; ons Irsoector Of Com
u.SIo,. ior each ward; two Trustees OF Common
III ccn ware and such other school officers a. hxge
~ ssoSnS ~ RESIGNATION from o.her ca uses
" Nny vssAere Of the city New York hav-
nan g. 80 Guy on the 9Th s 10TH 18Th i4h 18Th ISh Tx
$40 Ish ds OF December 1859 70 canvass and IL
vote gwen M the several election stricts of ss ~ ana
county ~ ~ election held December 1870 nuTsnant Il ~
PsvaoDs OF an act TO amend the charter a he asv ~ W.
York paused April a. 1857 do certify a. foovs ~ " "eW
FOR MAYOR
Ths appears on such estimate and that vhola
umoer OF votes given for The Office Of Mayor Was sAyentv
eagnt housapd three hundred and seventy six.
OF which Fernando Wood received twenty nine thousand
% which wIllsm hAvemsyer received twenty 81, thou
and nine hundred and thirteen.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-12-20
Arrivals and Departures.


From liverpool In the steamship America Boston-Cap
Ieson Crowe, Mrs Crowell child and infant Bryant
Mrs bernard Mrs Lewis and maid Mrs Ryan Mr.
Toy hessrs Iafarge Akur. Bush Clifton Angrave
friedman Ii Beaver. = Cnisoiu / A Rumril, Il & ID
.1ripe, Leak, William Williams Harden. G Becker
l. olinsieaa, Jacobas, Wright Robert Rodgers, Capt
hIer Mr. Y. rstusy Jr Master vsrni, Or Mensseer
ressrs blnTrel Morrison Edward Harrison, Burgess
nomas hcCaul Miss Grove. Messrs Harvey, PeckEarn
nss Eliza Csrsw, hessrs valio Patrick Donovan Thomas
sa Ero, " IN Morrison, II Rosey, Marcel orbon.
from New Orleans and Havana sieamship De Soto
noaIhe badnar Capt Cabaret and lady, Ron nsge
Van r Rron,s,n ssgry Col Harding aotgrean,
tarin, Knight Il lockwood Johnson Pedro j sarri
"a mGent ego James de Ia rorre Aoosta Mr. Heeran
Madam Hsrdy two ladies and ns Mrs. Fas Mr.
1kman, A Ewing, Mr. Myers -. A"A1o' -
From Richmond Ac Ia the seamsh,n p,anot. N u,,uro
sansoury ssnsbTry and isay ota Fusren Miss Wi.
John Guiap, ~ A''''n'
From Antwerp, In the ship David Hoadey-A d Gan i'd,
nnd three children OF Ind John Dunning, OF EYork '
From Bermuda, In the sehr Peerless-w RAades Ar
Warren. Nv
From savanis, in the bark Alnah--Nr c j Wander, ~
Kew York. "
From Para, in the brig Harrie. HaloNr Alex Fsrro of
Switzerland. "
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-12-20

~ para sorrespondsns y 10 LONDON Luisss Ns.ss
p~ wrn@s en- INC lo1 o. sSse ss ia fss, that
yxsuSsnsns General Hcott % na,e .r H. vel we
Vsswd States forcss, has Do =. " Scnanan
vno has TAKEN posscssi Of that island, and Governor
Dous her Mssty' representative in BRUSH Columbia
~ ,n, nsssss,on Is ninc pon,s OF the aw at once put
some Of hts upon the island OF San Juan and claimed
N ihe Of the United States Governor Douglass
refused 10 allow this claim, and the matter rs beng
sspsdefea by the American and EAglsh cabinets.
All Americans look upoa General Scouts mis-
sasseed in carrying on. his instructions in such
nanner that the world may not have the spectacle
quarrel or Struggle between two nanoos speaking me
same language and having me same Goo gwen mssioc
Of svilixaon and progress few evenings since wa,
Win number Of mutual friends m the salon III Mrs. eu.
tssan, General This lady has for many years re
sed IN Paris During the course Of the evening Of
Ae persons present found IA Mrs. Scouts album mo
following lines addressed ~ her 10 her hasoaad was
struck by the nts OF these most cppor-
verees, begged per mission TO send tnem 70 you
n fact, may say, l,ramphanty bore tnem on. sous
sdeIs r aw me sSpa,n ma M Steamer Star Of
Ne West The hDes will possess aadnonai vaue only
from the additional fact that save the General 70 whoM
uhey were addressed and the few friends present The
evening in question, they are as yet unknown-
a, Star of the West throw thy radiance benign,
Exchanging and strong, on the warriors way
ly that surround him through favor divine,
Be lustrous and calm as thine own cheering ray
ne hero OF many battle goes now
More joyfully forth q mission OF peace
q, Star Of the Vest be the prototyp pc thou,
or success whose pure besspgs shaa never surcease
asd prosper the bark tia. has borrowed thy name
Suppcations heart born TO His throne are addressed,
Dor the good ana the brave and the Vous who claim
Oar devotion our prayers, in the star Of the West
hey 20 all unarmed (eave with holiest vews),
The ills Of ambitiou and strife TO arrest,
IOr theepirx of 81 John q eved APOSTLE imones
Hearts now seeking his isle IN the Star OF the West
charmed they viii land mid contention and wrath,
But high Ills ordained that peacemakers be biest
Aey will follow their long, long ocean pain,
And regain their own shores the Star OF the Wes
hi on gallant Scott true disciple Of Virtue
whose jussice and faith every danger will breast
Avert the cad confict-Heaven will not desert you
mere are angels on guard round 'Sar Of the West
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-12-20

10 THE FAMILY OF JOHN Brown NuMBERsG A MuIlcS,n
SCATTERED THRouGBoUr THE NORTH GREETING
TRrRyps-The following statement Of months effort
viii CRAFTY and interest you all You RENE nber that the
saSpeap first appeared in the New York Tribune OF 18TH
Heyember-justa month and day since. Tue thirty two
consecutive days following give the following result
or.
B9 contributions, as per Acknowledgements from
time to tune, and cash for two thousand and
sai not yet colected) .................s2s 800 Sc
- cash received at Cooper Institution 18th inst,
SSio). ....................... 6ls so
0bntributi0n Of Wendell Philips (be,ng check
SAINT him for contingent expenses on occasion Of
naecting OF 18th instant, but which he gene
Iossly returned to mid the fund ........... % %
1stal $50 %
Dr.
- sash for photographs, prepays meeting at
Cooper Institute, advertising, &c. ......... 678 60
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-12-20

Funeral OF the Rev. ID. q. Burning.
SoLKAN HIGH MASS AT ST. PATRlCK's CATHEDRAL.
The funeral of the Rev D. G. Burning, whose death at
Newark, Friday last, has already been announced,
- remains Of the deceased conveyed 10 the Cattle.
ara the morning, and during the services occupied
position in the middle aisle in front of the altar The coffin
was Of mahogany, ornamened with six silver plated
0es On each Of which plain unadorned CROSS
aved. The plate bore the following inscrption-"Rev
Daniel G. burning, died December L. 1859, aged 40
years.
At eleven O'Clock, solemn high was celebrated
by the Very Rev. William STAIRS, Vicar General as
sisted by Rev. Fathers McEvoy, Woods, MeNerny,
Qunn, Brennan and Barry. Among these who took part
n the services were Also the pastors OF the several
churches in this city Brooklyn and Newark. Dr. Nelli.
IN, Of st. Columbas church, in Twenty fifth street,
reached the sermon. Il seemed remarkable he said
bat God not merely satisfied with the words of his
church and Of his text for be often spoke in pal
pAble manner and in voice which reached everybody
How often did that vooe-the voice Of observation-disclosures
forth from their happy homes if to them that
they, too, must follow the dear who dead, and
must prepare for the inevitable end TO which all must
eoney They called together solemnize sad event.
me death OF one who was well known and endeared TO
alone the kindness Of whose disposition and the dsn
of whose nature had commended themselves
70 all with whom he in contact He euiogized his
devotion humility his untiring labor among his flock
his kindness, his charity aud his unwearying zeal in ad
nnserng TO the calls Of sickness. He had denied him
self uxuries that he might alleviate the sunerngs Of
those In want 1t must have come home TO their hearts
70 behold the form of beloved stricken down
DEATH and they must have fot reioced had they folio
he wise admonion and advice which ready
give These were solemn warnings and they should re-
member the truth Of the text that the was passed
and the night was at hand These woSds, which
words of sorrow 20 them, words OF Joy to the
ministers OF God because they felt that the one
who had iabored in Gods at length at hand
he concluded with praying that He who Head OF the
Church might give the brother ministers Of the deceased
the grace to labor and work in Gods graceful
After the sermon the interesting ceremonies OF the
MI m InaCg " re npYf fEa A
censon then formed and the coffin the vaults
beneath the church, where, after the recital If the burial
service, il was deposited.
Rev. Mr. Burning formerly held the position Of assistant
pastor at ST. Peters church barclay street. this city
He had previously been one OF the assistant at the
Cathedral, and was recently the pastor OF St hary's
church al Rondout.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-12-20
% each for photographs, prepays, meeting at
Cooper Institute, advertising, &c. ............ 81
One months net proceeds !.

One month 3 net proceeds ............. 81 162 46
which propose 70 pay at 10 Mrs. John Brown
- North Eba, and report TO you at an early day.
Over two thirds Of all who send for photographs neglect
De stamps To each person this small matter, while
- aggregate from this alone has already
seeded $780, thrust those who send in future will think
It this.
AZ TO the Cooper Institute meeting of last evening friends
abroad will be gratied TO learn that success y
1ee Of who wish the best report of
hs, especially DR.. Cheevers admirable argument mus.
read the NEw York HERALD Of to-day. People who wish
get the meanest impression will be grat.ed by the edi
to9l Of the New York Times Of day whose editor
oA6 assembage Of 500 paying people (some OF
when paid dollar each and none less than quarter)
"so meetingl notwithstandi its reporter in the
issue says the large hall Of the Cooper Institute
nlled.n THADDEUS HYATT
NEW YORK, Dec Is, 1859.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-04-05
STREET CONVERSATIONAL.
CONTEMPORARIES OFFICE, I
City Of New Orleans, April s, lS@. J
Nh. k9ek. 1 81 vi ~ ss,s

cox s.',I 3; LEs,s OFFICE Oh 81 (
ORDINANCE providing for The sas Of The right Of
e establish Raroads n &c Nov Orleans and for
4. sa. + Nd Il, XII; s
;ssi ~ NJ
s. 20
ssss R.ire.a seun.nslns 1osa.no street
ssrsss 8 IL souh i'd Canal srss. Rsmpsr
e g s nha s ss
s; ns ss sSSs .ss IL Ss Third
Rsnp.,t ssa along the .ss. sids ot R.mpar
S,s.s I ns s r.s as Of street
through the latter street 70 IL junction with Camp
same pattern those IN ne city Of Phiadsphis and the cars
s s9s ss aa y The
and IN Canal and streets Esplsnade street.
Ensds and Daapbins spsss
line. Of avid tracks within the rails shall paved With
Or nay Be hereafter Yer made i which he
order and eondion ss during ssd
shall b used exclusively fSr cars passing up and
and od.no street. or
lesser distance tstween those points shall exceed
ss pe1 s.ssss
s ss q ss a
b driven sbresst Said shall b oen per osy or
not At greater intervals than minutes daylight
until Ten o'clock r NJ ard every thirty minutes from len
Said contractor shall annually the CITY
upon the assess of said road fixtures
tax levied upon real estate and the value said
ment Should the refuse or me-
gect to keep the the order and condition CON.
street streets be repaired expense
Of ssid contractor conractos in the
fore competent Jurisdiction benefit the
city, That the speed Of said shall miles per
shall s. provided with and head and
rear light placed conspicuous position
and for the violation Of this any other ordinance
provisions Of this resolution the part any
poyee said roads the contractor shall be
Tho said roads shall DO simultaneously at Ca
nal street. working and down, to completion Of the
Of the said roads shall be Of the CITY Sur
in accordance with lines to be given by him
and With on file in his Office The laying said
contract and completed wi hin eighteen from date Of
snd should the fail to
void The said contractor shall furnish good
solvent security in the Of ten thousand dollars
and completion of said railroads within the time
The right Of be to the parties Offering the
thirty days from the date 81 Ali PROPOSALS mns h
directed 70 the City and endorsed proposals
tos The CITY RAILROADS to BE- opened BY TIE Comp
and Streets and Landings and said
b subject to the wal rejection Of the
The city Of New Orleans not be responsible for any
work done materials furnished for roa1 every out
other expense Of Whatever kind sha be borne ~ IT,
contractor or Contractors - =
" fSignedl CHAs H. wALDo
President Board Of Assistant Aldermen
President Board Of Aldermen.
a5 GIT IsignedJ GERARD sTITH Mayor
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-04-05
CHARLES IfEIDsiHcK cnAMPAGSE-

inns celebrated Wine Of the above well known brand has
oes VIZ wil Continue to be- received by the undersigned
Sinners Thoroughly s6ed the strongest eyit,ra
hat comes from the closest ntal The cid and
hrt house Of Heidck Rheims thew have
ken heia Of Il WIN DISCRIMINATION bring claims
70 istnc before the public generally than here
tofore The superior quality this article must saS uny
mat us emana ion from great attention.
rs well as thorough experience have brought to bear in
US Chaes Hedsieck has given his whole 10
We 81 his wue and making it worthy the name
rquent visits to the United States enabled him mgre
fully TO understand and appreciate the shes Of
consumers and OF his having prohted by information
evidenced by the Champagne presented palate Of
tne wire unsurpassed fr rich bouquet and
general excellence. The brands OF (,hann,g
tend greatly donb confuse the pur ser but liz oye
OF good and genuine wine lok for Charles Hs sieek
In full on the label we'll the capsules
4. W. BAYAup 4 Co
-, General Agents for North Amerien New York
The Charles Hsdsieck b. in quantities. nj tb
under TONED Houses be many not here naasd
and at retail with all the principal hotei.keepe,s
+. j HART & CO.,
j. u. h l. N. MARKS
o., =, sEWE1I I. TAYLOR
ie- ~ FAME, STEELE co,
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-04-05

CoMPTRoLLER's OFFICE, ,
- City of New Orleans, July 4 la5S
IL AsSLVED, That the Co,nptroiier DE, nn 1,
re- IS hereby authorized and required give Botfe by
harding advertisement b the official Journal that IL
az s ae hI section Of orduaace No 4i2 approved March
onactsd under authority of order from the Comstro5
it aecordance With the ordinance referred to. '
lstgnedl f. i. TRACY
~ President Board Of Assistant Aldermen
lsigpedl L. Fl. PLACE
Approved A pril %, 1857. " son'
Signed JOHN LEWIS Mayor
The attention Of the of city and of the nnhIc
respectfully called to the foregoing resolution. -
Iyl6H COMPTROLLER f,tv y ~ n NJ ~ h.,o,u,
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-04-05

M EDlCAL HOUSE, No. 50 Cnstonlnouse street usnr
w Royal otree-For the Cure Chronic MercnTial
Jphtic and all Private Diseases Mercury
all - ~ ~ sN-'oeN -
The unparalleled which attended Dr.
arEable cures he has effected wAcn pronounced c.
aoe by the most eminent justies Offering biz
services 10 the confidence of the
are some Of ths diseases termed Private Of which Il
conjunction with newly discovered Remedies nr James Dor
maIenty ersdicaes namely Syphilis primary secondary arc
Nocturnal Emissions Periodical females howeyA,
complicated they be- Diseases Back and ons In
uaniinhton or the Bladder and Kidneys
ceIe CRncers Ulcers, Tnors and all Diseases
DE- James would also call the especially Of
who nave privately and Improperly injured In an;
secret and solitary habit which rnns the body mind mint
ing them Tor either business society,"
oily or Impoency. The following some of the M ana
melancholy effects produced by early yont vi,
Weakness of Back and Limbs, Pain ID Head Dirsnsss n
VISION LOSS OF Muscular Power Pelpitaon Of the Heart
peps,a Nervousness IrrRbity Symptoms Consurrtsn
cue Mentally, the fearful effects the mind more 10 N
1reaee Loss OF Memory Confusion Of Ideas Depression
spirits Eyil toreptings, Aversion Society Ssfsrus
Love OF Solitnde Tndity etc.
AZ persons aiteted with Of the symptom shouif
not 10 call on Dr. James and be restored to psec
he let no false de!cacy yu apply ouce and
terrible malay. ~ ''H
Weakness of the Immediately cured and full yipo,
Remember, "The Medical HOUSE Dr. Jaess 81 Cgsts,a
house street. N~ '"sHAN
Private and separate Hours OF attendance
from 8 A. VI. to 8 P. NJ. - '
Consultations strictly confidential,
OF soborrhea cured in twenty hourF
OF no Ply DR.. JAMES,
az ~ 60 Customh puse street.
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(G1I 4 s,,I playing AND BRONzING ~

( rlLDING, PLATING AND BROWNING ny
- dALSANofLAsTf, with Process Of TIMING
By g. ROUYER
1853 Charities ct near the Orleans Hotel
iavansm for gliding plating pronzing is theory for
the realisation OF which long practice is
The undersigned has given proofs during bs IA,
has been established in this ciy he has realized IT,
ne can add that the confidence which been so
as to merit Is due not only the result knowledge and
H. S ps so 70 .ne guarantee assured by his probity.
IN Europe. ~ p 'As mo "''e'ee
u ESyer after more than two years spent costly expert.
pAs sussssaed IN discovering rather nyenting
process for Timing by means Of galgnnism.
lie VIII therefore undertake Of
dishes ureens etc. 10 all Styles for hoele
ing houses, etc. ETC., etc. ''I ~
my29 II C. ROUYER
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-04-05
[ No. 4474. i

f4l lEe5 NO. 4444.
hesotcd That ordinance No. 1854 entitled an ordinance
or the sale Of the right of to establish the city
Of New orleans and for other be the same
hereby amended. to read track railroad
on Eighth street in lien of street and aonr he
West SIDE o. Rampant street, In lieu of side Of Ram
PAT 81 @ thence along the West side Of Rmpart street
Barracks and after the words other snge track railIsaf
running insert the words aong the North sid Of Esnia
nae street to the East side of Rampant Ia lien If s
side and along the East side Of Rampant street to
Canal street. in lieu of West side Rampant street, also
70 insert the words through Magazine Eighth street
in en o. and through said Eighth
lis Junction with Pytanta street, in lieu of Uamp street
The privileges Of right of contractor or con-
tractors shall ne twenty years. The said railroads. cars x
ss ad e The city
10 be appon by said contractor
contractors ard the other by the city, and the event
az TO said valuation between parties thus
third party umpire shall be appointed By one Of
tne District Conrt the decision thereby be and
adopted. - ~ f ~ " o'
tsignedl ALFRED KEaRNY,
lSignedl j. o, NIXON
President Board Of Aldermen.
- [signedl GERARD STITH Maver
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-04-05

s?s3 &3z FL NJ IL -
ssls7s 11s1M - - FRIDAY, lBth inst II
saa [q& - 6fl4 oteltek, u, the 1bovs contrAck
Ss = - s-.--
&x 4EAA2EeysH = NE HMs coMeraes 70
@ II ~ 80. - A,'' = %
- tAe Pert Market shall b locate
3sf A9 Ssss = ~ Third District. cCmpr1sed b,
nv - 1900 md ~ engine house Of Hops Hoo
s<S5 X4I4 .4s vi 81 Ilssss ~. n
e sssoHss --Lns Hafks Hcuss shall b erects
f ~ - esepm ting rlAns Of the sizes markc
IN ~ ~ sse,l6ns
Y 49, ts,s eeSa q me iron cclunne brtc
NJ 8 sasssss. md shs rsss On = Satsomins .
a - p910d k4n Inch dAb1at panks cressipf
Vekkl111llks nnuef the hricks shall lait
81 - teehss - that the fcuudaticns shsll b
n Ssefs 9 ~ tQP 1Ae fpsndatioas q The wall o.
= 81 e 81 ns . e e Gs IS s.s sns
IA ~ "a I'll haxlt ~ hsss6sfos mentioned The bricks
- IL ~ - ensliss laid = ~ hydraulic
zS ~ tn IS - M ~ bricks q shs
AZ III Il - Ay4nsls ss.ses inertia, & 49,,
z ssss!ss e al iscp cse n r.. Of 1.-The The
"a ~ II - solnnns ~
e II 81 ~ Siassd ~ .soand The said
= IN qlqSss ~ 70 Inches thick shall be
4 &G4 80 = re ~ sT!nin ~ 2 rest upon
aSS5:s - e ~ Y ne center space Of the
5s{ - g ooe Inch d ps sunk into the
i44x l. s.s. aysnlss. Il ths bss. quality, per
- ~ " ~ ltaes. ss3 fss.s
s:i:s e i ,sT pss.s'
81 g. ~. 49,. Z, 1921. 81,
~ ~ ~ g g g s Sneasicns and pastsrns spd u
=. NV ~
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CONTROLLERS OFFICE !,
City of New Orleans, March g. 1889
No. 4451.
hsorsd That the Comptroller be hereby authorized
sell aer hve days notice in the official Journal contract
lot the city with coal from LIST April 1889 to the
oO me same to be subject the approval or rejec
[Signedl CHAS n wAIDo
President Board of Assistant Aldermen
lSlgnedl j. o. NIXON,
President Board of Aldermen
tsigned) GERARD sTITH, Mayor
Notice Is hereby given that MONDAY April A. 1899
contract. N' '' NV "oo'o
ms u r. THEARD. Comptroller