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The Nevada Democrat., 1859-02-02

SAN Francisco ALMANAC.-We are indebted
to our San Francisco agent, Mr.. o. Hoogs, for
a neat little almanac for 1859, calculated for
the latitude of San Francisco, and published by
Messrs. Herrick & Hoogs. II contains, besides
the usual calculations, a business directory of
San Francisco, Sacramento, Marysvillc, aud
Stockton; beautifully executed map of those
cities, and other matters Of interest. Randall
Il Co. are the agents for this section.
The Nevada Democrat., 1859-02-02

TIE PRESIDENTS MESSAGE created some sur
prise in the French Foreign Department. espe-
cially that portion of it which refers to the
purchase of Cuba The proposition for the
purchase, 1t is said, created the more surprise
from the fact that the American Minister at
Paris had already been notified by the French
Government, that France, in conjunction with
her faithful ally, England, would not tolerate
the transfer of Cuba 10 the United States, even
il Spain consented to the sale.
The Nevada Democrat., 1859-02-02

WALKER RIVER DTGGNGs.-Thc Mariposa
Star reports, on the authority of Mr.. Cleavcr.
recently returned from the Walker river dig
gings, that mining is suspended on account of
the ground being frozen, and covered with a
foot OF snow. Some of the miners are manu-
featuring sluces, and making other prepara-
tions to resume work with the ihaw, which will
not occur much before May.
The Nevada Democrat., 1859-02-02

PARDoNED.-Gov. Weller has pardoned Jae.
Wallace, who was convicted last November, at
Marysville, of murder in the second degree,
and sentenced to ten years imprisonment. The
pardon was granted upon satisfactory evidence
being sdduced that Wallace was innocent Of
the crime for which he was convicted.
The Nevada Democrat., 1859-02-02
Ordinance No. 36.

The Trustees Of The City @ Neudda do ordGin as folous:
shall be unlawful for any person persons to ride
drive any horses cattle the side walks within
the limits Of the City OF Nevada and any person offend
ing shall be fined upon conviction thereof in the of
ten dollars imprisoned in the city prison for the
term Of five days.
Passed JAN TO- 1889. II. II. FLAGG, Pres't.
A. H. HANSON, Clerk. 1885,
The Nevada Democrat., 1859-02-02

We call attention to the advertisement OF
Messrs. Sheath Arnold of Sacramento. They
have an immense stock of goods on hand, which
they offer at reasonable rates.
The Nevada Democrat., 1859-02-02

BEoUEsT To YALE CoLLEGE.-Mr. Henry L.
Ellsworth. q wellknown citizen of Connecticut,
who died recently, has given, by his will. all of
his large property, except about $l0O, 900. to
Yale College. 1t is estimated that the College
gets 100000. His children get about SIS, 900
each.
The Nevada Democrat., 1859-02-02
R.-rI.c,,on or s,nator DougIas.

The friends of Judge Douglas have good rea-
son to rejoice in the triumphant reelection OF
that gentleman to the U. S. Senate by the Leg
islature of Illinois. The strenuous exertions
put forth to accomplish his defeat have no par
allel in the history of this country, and never
before has the power and patronage OF the Fed
eral Government been used with such unblush-
ing effrontery, for ignoble purposes, as in the
late contest in Illinois. Even after the contest
was decided, and Douglas had fairly won the
prize, the agents of the government were al
lowed TO proclaim in the streets OF Chicago,
that q number of the State Senators had been
bribed, by the offer of foreign missions, to vote
against Douglas, and that the will Of the peo-
pie would thus be thwarted The result shows
that the material which the Illinois Democracy
selected to represent them in the Legislature,
was not composed of the stuff that could be af-
fected by the corrupting influences emenatng
from the Federal capital.
Judge Douglas has already served twelve
years in the U. S. Senate, and his election Tor
another term of six years, despite the opposi-
ton of the administration, and all the lick
spittles that official patronage could control, IS
a triumph of correct principle over time-serv-
ing expedicncy. During the last session OF
Congress, Douglas nobly vndcated the inde-
pendencc of the Senate against the encroach
ments of Executive power, and the Democratic
masses, throughout the land, will rejoice that
the Illinois Democracy have gloriousy sustain
ed the advocate of the peoples rights.
The Nevada Democrat., 1859-02-02

SHEATH ARNoLD-We direct attention to
the advertisement Of Messrs Sheath d Arnold
of Sacramento They have an immense stock
of goods on hand, which they offer at reasona-
bic rates.
The Nevada Democrat., 1859-02-02

RELIGIoUs.-The number of active church
members, of all denominations, in Sacramento,
is estimated at 655, while the population of the
city is about $4,000
The Nevada Democrat., 1859-02-02

FIRE AT CoLUMBTA.-The brick store of E. S.
Nassau, at Columbia, was burned last Sunday
morning. The stock was insured to the amount
Of $4,000. The fire originated accidentally,
and did not extend to any other buildings.
The Nevada Democrat., 1859-02-02

GILBERT A. BRUSH, formerly member ofthe
Legislature from Marin county, was instantly
killed, about two weeks ago, in Los Angeles
county, by the accidental discharge of pistol,
in the hands of his friend Mr.. Williston.
The Nevada Democrat., 1859-02-02

MASTER STONE, the active little messenger of
the Pioneer Express. promptly supplied US with
Downeville papers of Saturday.
The Nevada Democrat., 1859-02-02

NEWSPAPER FAVoRs.-We are under obliga-
tions to Wells, Fargo q Co., for San Francisco
exchanges; also to Geo. Welcb, for newspaper
faYors
The Nevada Democrat., 1859-02-02
Ordinance Number 80.
A ORDINANCE GIVING TO CERTAIN

IA citizeus the right to build Sidewalk"
The Trustees of the City of Nevada do ordain oous
The Property holders and citizens residing on
Sacramento Street, shall have the right and they are
hereby required to construct Sidewalk foot path
along the South side Of Sacramento streeto commence
at or near the house known Temperance Hail. and run
ming thence along the said south side to the bridge where
said street crosses Gold Run to some intcrmedh"
point said Sidewalk to be made Of plank and not to 1
coed three feet in width and to be constructed in such
to interfere materially with the OF sad
street by wagons &c.
Provided that the construction Of the shall 20.
be charge upon the City Treasury but shall be paid r
by the citizenz having property situated on said sre
each of whom is hereby required to contribute 70 t
same sum proportioned to the number OF iee MS VI
her inhabited lot, may front upon said street.
Passed January 26th, 1859.
]. H. HELM, Pres't pro tenn
The Nevada Democrat., 1859-02-02

TIE sum of 1850, the proceeds of the Pol
lock testimonial, has been handed over to the
widow Of deceased.
The Nevada Democrat., 1859-02-02

NOTES LOST--CAUTION.-On or about
IN the 23d day of January 1882 Pocket book sta
len from tie cabin Of the undersigned at Sailors RaVne,
containing the following described notes
One drawn by Geo. Barton for fifty dollars dated Jane
9th 1857 drawn by r. F. McConn. for FIVE hundred
and ninety dollars dated June 10th 1856 drawn BY
Wall Co. for thousand dollars dated Oct 10th 1885,
drawn by Joseph Shopf for two hundred dollars dated
Oct Both 1883 and drawn by Byrum Bell for twenty
FIVE dollars date not known. The above notes all
drawn in favor David Patterson.
All persons cautioned against purchasing neg"-
tating any of the above notes. they stolen from
me, and no one is authorized to collect them.
Nevada, Feb. 1st 1S59-lS-4w*
DAVID PATTERSON,
The Nevada Democrat., 1859-02-02
J. II. Helm, Pres't' pro .slH'
J. A. LANCASTER, Clerk, pro tenn. lo-5w
DROBATE NOTICED Probate Court Of

L the State of California County of Nevada In tn'
matter of the Estate of JOHN LANE, deceased.
Pursuant to an order OF this ourt made this day mo-
tce is hereby given that Friday the lth day ~
D. 1882 at 10 O'Clock A. NJ. of sad day. at the Cour ~
of this Court at the Court Horse the city and county
Nevada has been appointed for the hearing ot the
cation of MICHAEL SULLIVAN, praying that oocaH iii
now Gle in this Court, Durporting to be the a. - po
and testament of John a1e deceased be admitted 70 81
bate and that Letters documentary be issued
JOHN CLAY who is med therein as Executor AZ
time and place all persons interested therein, may
and contest the same.
by ordeS of the Probate Court ,, ,,.-. .
Jan; slst lS59.-fa2w RUFUS SHOEMAKER ''s'A'
The Nevada Democrat., 1859-02-02
DIED.

In this city. Jan 2oth. WILLIAM GILBERT. ay.d .h. -.
years, formerly from Lee county, Iowa. sou ABOUT "A
In this city, JAM 27th JOHN LONG, aged IS years.
six months. 'e@r and
The Nevada Democrat., 1859-02-02
NEVADA DEMOCRAT.

Cseo. T. LammOn is authorised Agent for this
c;tv he will deliver the DEMOCRAT TO subscribers, and
i authorised receive subscriptions, advertisements &C
and collect and receipt for the same.
Oetavinn HoOgs ia our Agent for San Francisco.
He il authorised to receive Advertisements and collect ana
receipt for the same
A. BadIam Is our authorised Agent at Sacramento,
"a receive advertisements and collect for the same
The Nevada Democrat., 1859-02-02
SHEATH g. ARNOLD,
No 1913 ] Street, Cor. of 7th, Sacramen

Agents for the New IdrIa Quicksilver. n.
best and Purest in California.
A GENTS FOR THE "IMPERIAL FIRE
N and Life Insurance Co." and "Northorn Insurance.
Co." for Fire and Life Have on hand and receiving
by every Clipper from the Atlantic States additions TO our
Stock of
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FEVER AND A.e . e.
osaooD's cHoLAaoauE.
GREAT DISCOVERY.

Ample te. beth by able practitioners and chemical snay
s have demonstrated great yaius Of Prof De Grshs
beautiful combination, called
ELECTRIC OIL,
relief Of pain But the people themselves
rendering their verdict In manner both unmistakahle end
satisfactory than twenty thousand bottles have besa
sold very great proportion to oes who heard
Tiers recommend It. whe had tried It. That IT'S splendid
discovery everywhere acknowledged and nothing Ike
was before prepared.
The only genuine ELEcTRIC OIL isPof. DeGraths wheA
had at all the respectable Druggists In this city ard =
Wholesale and RETAIL at the propretor's prices Of the Asss
For sAle In New Orleans, Wholesale aAdsreAil By
!. WRIGHT 4 co..
taN IL n and Isl Chsrtrss stEsek
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MEDICAL HOUSE, Nc. ~ Customnouse street, neaI
1 Royal streeFor the Cure Of Old Chronic Mercrrial
syphc and all Private Diseases without Mercury
from busness or exposure 70 friends and
all cases.
The unparalleled which has attended Dr. James
lice In all the United States and Europethe many
nrkable he has effected which
able by the eminent usfee him offering hs
services to the confidence Of the unfortunate The following
some Of the diseases termed Private and of which,
conjunction with newly discovered Remedies. Dr. James
Pmsy Syphilis secondary ane
Nocturnal Emissions Periodical Affections Of females
complicated they be- Diseases of the Back
Illumination of the Bladder and Kidneys Rheumatism Hydro.
eee Cancers Ulcers Tumors and all Diseases of the Skin,
Dr. James would also call the attention especially Of thos
secret and solitary habit which runs the body
ting them for either business society viz Constitutional De
blity mpotency The following of sad and
Melancholy effects produced BY early habite of youh Wis
Weakness Of Back and Limbs Pain in the Head Dmnsss
Vision Loss Of Muscular Power Pspitaon of tho Heart Dye
ste. Mentally the fearful effects the mind more to BE-
ireaded Loss Of Memory Confusion Of Ideas Depression
Spirits Evil Forebodngs Aversion to Society," Self Distru
Love ef Solitude Tmidy etc., of the evils produce
All persons afflicted with Of the above symptoms shoue
fail to call Dr. James aud be at restored perfec
health let false decay prevent but apply
terrible malady.
Weakness Of the Immediately cured full vigo,
restored
Remember "The Medical Dr. James" 50 Custom
house street.
Private reserved Hours attendance
from A. NJ. to p. N.
Consultations strictly confidential
PS.Rscencaseso of Gonorrhea cured In twenty -four
or no pay. DIR. JAMES,
d. ly ~ Customhouse street,
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ETC. PAYNE, JOHN KENT, Jr.,
Late firm of Payne Steele Co. Firm Of Hall, Kemp Co
DAYNE & KEMP, WHOLESALE GRoCERS and
Dealers in Family and Plantation Supplies,
Nos. II and 20 Tchoupitoulas street,
f. iyl " New Orleans.
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4EH's MAGICAL PAIN EXTRA
THERE n NOTHING LIKE II.

DALLEH's MAaICALPAM ExTRACTOns
THERE n NOTHING LIKH II.
How much pain and susring-nay svsn life itseH-v u
saved BY having supply Of "Dallsys Magical Raan III
ractor hand, in Of auddsn sccidsna In vsssa
burns scalds sprans and 70 which ehdr
arc constantly suhecths aeton Of the Pain Kxacss
the same Families should DO without Full lissons
accompany Each The genuine Is awsys signed HENRY
DALEY. manufacturer. upon sesl engraved label.
DALLEY's xAa1cALPAIN ExrRAcroR
Has bssa n use over thirty ysass there hardly p
son what heard Of It, and not family that ussd
once could be induced be without box hand
sudden accident Where used II ID to become
scads cuts wounds and bruises fever piles md all
other inaammaioy and cutaneous Diseases where hs p T.
fccted be reached.
| WORD 70 FAMILIES.
When You look around your houses ysu think there's
nothing wanting children all playful and smiling. md
everything comfort happiness suddeny Il
dear young falls and deep cut h the result Of The
cden You look everywhere for relief and can't ma
whyi Because have neglected to have on hand bog
Of Magical Extractorhis ID the whole
be Remember and always have II On hand Instant rslif
will be ct hand.
DALLEY's MAGICAL PAIN EXTRACTOR
VIII subdus the pain and Inflammation from the
scalds In from twenty minutes heal the wounds
aud ehecuAlly piles salt rhsu
shsmmAtory rheumatism and inhsmed wounds
bruises. old Sores sca1d head bunous spssn
DWELLINGS, feons chblsns bites Of ns-cts. nipples
swelled broken and all other lndsmnAovY and
diseases, vhereths affected b reachsd
For sale in New Orleans, Wholesale and rstafl, BY
J.wRIGHT CO.,
| n and ISL Chartres ssrssG,
Sole agents for the Southern States 70 Al ors
should DO addressed. -'-
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w1sER's cAsADIAs vERnI1Ue..
IMPORTANT MEDICAL INFORMATION.


me las Dr.. Chapman Of PhadslphiA has laid sssn
rule thas may b. suspected IN child vhss tAss
smaciation, and especially weakness Of he bowels
led ~ discharge slime end ard III medical asshs.
tiles asree that to work thorough ours hs
must be invgosassd veil he thsnssfvss -
chAsgsd Wises 0dnodios vnitss fa1Is Se&h 49,
ditions only sxtpess M vsmycalsa III ssaaAsss
the digsaor. increases he savsnt pow ~ As sas 3s
and mpsrts healthy action 70 he Ssvsls. Haes n ers
complsas and permanent
THE IDEA OF THE LIVING BODY
Being The rsceptaels Of greedy \ cksaing ~ ~
ix ont Of every children sss a5ss1 ~
them. Why should this b the when thsss
testimony prove thst few doses Of Wlnar's CsnaA v
ifuge will eradicate the dseasef Parents nets sftk
established fact and rsmebes thas The medicine fse
all dalstesious substances.
PAINLESS IN TTs OPERATION,
Certain IN ~ results free from III mineral suhans -
avgoating the system thess the inertia d WIuEn8
CANADIAN vERMIFUGE, prspaxas5sa which sadSsaAs
svery class Of internal WORMS with degree II 4ateh ~
agreeable u IT Is asonsshing.
For sale In New Orleans wholesale and rstail By
]. WRIGHT co. soss propristesA
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A VALUABLE Two-sToRY BRICK DWELLING, STU
ated in the First District Sale posve-to eec. divis
the Helrs,
BY BENJAMIN KENDIG,

Aucti0ntr-UHlce, NO. Y BAhkS' Afchde.
SATURDAY, July 80, 1859, Mt IL o'clock, ut
~ the City Hotel, Common street. will be sold
A CERTAIN LOT OF GROUND, with all the improve
thereon, situated in the Fis District designated No.
S. in sqvare bounded BY St. Paul Liberty Heva now
ayete St. Pet franklin and Grod streets. Said Lot
80 feet inches and lines front ST. PAU
Liberty street. by l2S feet 10 inches and lines in DEPTH be-
tween paracllines plan he improv ments comprise
1wo-Sory Brick Dwelling containing four rooms Two
Story Brick building containing kitchen and wash
first floor and in second
Two-Sory Stable and Frame Bull ing used
carpenter shop in the cern hydrant and other
outbuild the pad. This rented
good tenant At Ssope month up to LIST May, 1851.
R1-TERMS One-thrd cash balance and two
credit for bearing mortgage the property with
per inter- from date alury and net then
paid until final The buildings to be in
sured and policy transferred to vendor until the first note is
paid
pense O
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sHERFr's SALES.

Iousrn Dnrancr ceusr1 BROWN, JOHNSTON 90.
N.- orleans }cHAa r4rEssor-xe 1s,x.
:. ssessa > d. Hsna..s!s il sas:.s pss. cs.s
ssss sssso me- !. s' g. CIV Hs.s
i is cy I'd nssasns Streets on July h
ISss!.ys ys..a aAR1A, assd shout forty ysan.
TkRAs-Cssh on spot. -
BhsYi6of ths Perish Of Orleans,
oUArnrs1s Coz. DE Dnsn'er 1BRowMs !oHHsIon C.
M ss s;Ss c,,... + 1s1ss s. lA1-AsoA
j u !. s: 49, .;
pnbliqus It adjudication de- " = Asn'' = vs0's
*, s,. s ! ass. e,a ans.
cosDIrIoNs-comptans al momsntd.p.djudiesasn.
jeH j,s Is zz.s Sheriff de Is Ps.oisss s;orissps.
- Of New Orleans. JONfE1Mo. ii.7s1 - =
!, q {. 4. Sss;s
New o5lssu. in the above entitled u. proesed s
Camp T:sssns street.: s1iGRD1Y xas.s n 10
The ard .'.s. Of the dm Of l. p JOINS Co..
ns % s. n
TERMs-Cssh on .hespot
Sheriff Of he Parish q orleans.
oUA1Rnsr cous DE- DISTRICT ABRAHAM PARKgs vs..
I'm VERTU d,a% .lias writ de- sri sseiss
moi sdresse rhonosbe Qnarsme cour de- District De
l. sSMEpT dsoas 1sss midi, TH5. ds l. Chs,
De i entire les du Camp ct des Msgssin
Linsrst defendeur L. r. Jons eompte. bier. Dc
Ia rason dc T. r. Jonte Co.. dtiiues Sheriff
par T. L. Lem1y, ters-sas.
Saisi dams ranaire cdessus.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES an moment dspadiude9s,en.
jy7s y su1 SO Sheriff de u Psroisse d'Orlssns-
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AUCTION SALES.

AUCTION SALES.
DRY GOODS sALE..................DRY GOODS SALE
BY E. ROGER 4 CO.,
Formerly H. Peychaud, Hyde Col
5ss lo.1n assn 4 nst At 10 oeISek
ssrrEEMs@eA L. s.i {, '''''h'0'' Dry e00'1 tyn
100 cases BOOTS, SHOES AND BRoGANs
By E. ROGER r CO.,
formerly H. Peychaud, Hyde Coz
s.. the sssh M s 10 s,ss
DO sold. 'e'
fi;.: i;% WIZ * 81. u" York. ''' ,ru
6os o
BY PALFREY f. co.
c. L. Q; o @gsvI Aa u oamp s.r....
i d. y /. sss
!ss Second De. Court Of New o,l.ans dated sSth April
ss 81 &C.
s.Ds e ps
70, TERMS o. s1LE-C.sS Transfer and paymsn. to
De d. s,Ssi ssss es %
N'' 'psPf1 FIR PALFREY e. CO.,
G.. G. DuruY. Eneanteur,
Ssaods e. isSs &c
g. 5sc Con- de Ds,s,
s.s ss iheS.s LEV sdsssas msnioahss is. pro
s'i
=, r. CONDITIONS De IA vEsrE- COMPETENT lie trans
re-, i pigment sF'n' fats 10 Jour de la ''A''
CITY OF JEFFERSON BONDS.
By d. E. MORPHY,
,7 so % e. r. osaos 1a H.
'aies "a +
'ss semi ,
VALUABLE FAMILY SERVANTS AT AucTIoN-sALE
positive ann without reserve.
By j. B. WALTON,
AucrtoNEER-ohice. 10 Bank Place.
R %1y mo- at II 81.
i5d s:s e sys ssss
years.. nd girl aged months. .,-,,-.,,...
Ing sprightiy excellent and good house
lent sasher and ironer-and her two children:
GsAEs aa.,o sos az ssa
Thee .lsy.s fully aarteed agan all the vices and
sh balance on credit of six
s s Of ' by
rsn day maturity, and II punctuafy paid,
peuse Of the prrch .,ers. j.2s
situated Cofeehouse. etc.
BY TOURNE E. THOMAS.
EUGENE roURNE, Auctoneer,
Office corner Exchange Alley and Bienville.
~ T. :,
Nc ssa ne % IS. e ss ss
dated July 25h 1859 will be sold for account of said
casks Scotch Ale pips sn. Pot VIE al Sherry.
ers Tables Chairs Locking Pictures Sofa Amor
Cooling stove Copper Boiler Kitchen u'enlis Dishes Emp
k5-TEhMs-Cash on delivery.
SUCCESSION DE WIN. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES 1EN
siue.
PAR TOURNE E. THOMAS.
EUGENE TouRNE, Encanteur,
Bureau, Passage de la Bourse ct Bienville.
Sue Tsasasos!ss ss'sss. ras$:
G,ass 1ags de s "a puS x sGs so
sera vendu pour compile de la die succession
Scotch s As pipe Gin Port Sherry ausurs
mouth s;na
teiles. etc.
IS Cuilleres Argent Montres Or, Chaines Or
Razoirs.
bail nPaH L 81 esoss S'9 v,,.,n ~
SALE At THE ST. CHARLES EXCHANGE VALUABLE
Magaxse Streets Fourth District auction and without
reserve, for account of former purchaser.
BY j. b. WALTON,
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS, 10 Bank Place.
2. @ II s.
Ho,efor account ar risk Of o. j. Dcnnea who aii to
comply with The adjudication made to him on the LIST June,
LOT OF GROUND in the Fourth District in the quare
any
office r late notary In this city also, til. No.
16 plan No. las deposited in tine office Of T. o. Stark
Notary Public
Said "a feet inches and lines front Wash
avenue depth Of le3 feet 2inches and lines
tween parallel lines.
A1- TERMS-One third cash balance edit of and
years. occurred by the with six
per interest from day Of sale until paid
per cent. after maturity till paid.
of before j. E. Janeau Notary Public at The
pense of the purchaser. jy26td
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PARTICULAR NOTICES.
FiREMEN,s CHARITABLE ASSOCIATION.
flHix,x n1a. 4 - L.. Il

PARTICULAR NOTICES.
FiREMEss CHARIrABLE ASSOCIATION
Once Board q Commissioners )
hGs & Il J sss s
AsS T.
longing city Of New Orleans. now In possession q tho
ss no % 81 dSns
~ ssa s. Road
to yulis street VIZ co9stItu,e The Fir. Contract
Tsoss y ,ss Third D!s.rIe. The Fourth Contract
ThSss Of s psas DGs the r
above, but each Engine House must DO estim ed upon
All repairs made to roofs cutters to be
The entire work BIO completed within sixty day, Of the
signing q the contract
be
the of the oe.n, occupying a N Hss,
New Orleans, July At. 1859. WI III
BANK OF LOUISIANA,
New Orleans, July 49, 1883.
s Z .s ssl s. II i +
BY order of the Board.
1efFs IL s e Room e En- ss Sss
Fellows hIl' T. IL BGT H,eIoss. N o %
GEO. r. SEARS " a.
t. n. JAHAN, Perman Msso seurs ses.e'a''
O. IL WILCOX TrsasnIer
Members Of Slater lodges are invited TO attend
~.
~I.. o. o. Especial Notice-The r. W.
drand Encampment o. Louisiana vii hoa m next regular
lesson On MuNDAI ttusahi ~, u,
Hall corner Camp and st cite street Members and Junior
1as 9 sse's are requested % y pap FsNEAux a sc.
-lyz2 u 80. Nv e-.o .. y. se.l- G..
ovrcy nv NV op,ykrs opv,ous.a .xnapr.r1
WESTERN RAILROAD COMPANY,
-r. r,r.a..,1 Ni.nha.s cav r -, so1v
n, a a. ~ q nHcs mi, jiST IL n
ksshes1y: r.
across .ne s ,he Tes sue
,o., eno,b NJ to he tbns ebank.d "a I'm
etof With 5000 feet low swamp and The balance $500
ops esn be seen at the Office Of the
st. Peter and Old Leves streets.
u iva lit q W. T. BAyLEy, Chief Engineer
orrrcr or NEW onLrANr orELousAs AND GnrAr3
WESTERN RAILROAD COMPANY. :
Of FREiSHr HOUSE upon the deck Of The Compssy's
tons Of the be until the 18Th inst IL o'clock
NJ Persons handing in oposas for The above work will
marx envelopes" Proposals FOR york on barge Creole"
ly23 o A. b s-GEk, Vice Pretident
-....... .,...... ,,.-r,,. ...,.
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