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Mason & Company, Agents.

Mason e. Company, Agents.
po1E's BULLDOG, oH1oAso.
CTATEMENT OF THE CONDITION or
q s Sass q 4 9f s
sonn5s Of the state Of ois pursuant II The sauts Of
i. me Mans ct she COMPANY i ihs .sssts r!re 1nsar
a9se = sp% !os.,t! 4 ss1 y!s.s1 Conn.,
ASSETS.
T. Caah m hand aod Ia hAuJs Of AGENTS.. ei15l u
lid! ss o9ssd g. tls 3
beots de- @ lie Souassay. NJ Secured :; port. .
s-at Il sioets e 1 M oths. stoeis o1n;d ;, A.s ~
b pests das for Premium,
Al other 10I'2 GO
Total Asse.s Of the Conpsny....-.......s1saS0a5 - a5
LIABILITIES.
LoEes adiu.tea and not due e.......,.....-... 80
4o3eS ~
ret.l Liabilities. u: "a
Ths k7eatess aoouns Insured In RnY rak. 4560,
No Enle Il amount 70 be fusutrd In 4uv aua ctsE
to1tanA1.>
Certificate to Ex3 % the 3lst day Of January. 1850
ArDrroa's o1no1. srAr. os !1%1ross.l %
Whereaa Tie State Fre ln!ura0ce Company. loeated
ii; eee ;sesas u II he oensiuoa of ia asirs =
required BY An reauIste tho A9enctea u tna,r
ance copanles not Incorporated By the sats Of I'LL.
nols approved February iaas. nd A Act amends
aid Company tsnieoe Satisfactory evidences thai I:
Of the required amount Of capital tnvesed
In atocks and u19rtxa a. has died h tha Office
written natzamens. stuei by the Preaident nd asere-
ts1y thf Atpuning Rush FrAbeu AAA.n Of Chic aEc.
III for Transaction ot The pullness of eaa Coua
pauJ.A nly Aad esetTe,ily aukaofiznx him 70 Ack
no1Hdke service ef for al! on hehh of seld
Company couseptn8 that seFTc Of procea upon hiu.
the IAtd Axeut shall b: taken ant he 10 BE- - vad :.
Eor By Ye4,o1 OF such service . -.
Now tAyt0Fe IN pursuance OF the pEoVa!Ctf9 OF The
ACT 4forrsaId Iesie DubuIA tndtor Of t7sbuc Ac
CONS 0t The STATE Of naiA DO hereby certify 1haa The
1ad Rush F8bee N4son !s authorized - Agent Tor
the t4d Company traosat The business Ct 60
In this stale until thr y6ss daJ Of JauuaIy u tho
rear eizhteen huoEed and sky tar Ii may ho le
k1lIy empowered 10 to do b. aad Company. .
In,es.imony whereof hare he1eonto mb*cEbed
nynane. 4o1 ad1xed the seal OF ny oi9ict. 1t
ep.tnkfed. this fifteenth day of February, A: D..
l&Q. JE53E X D0B0tA AlhttsE Z. l.
l nctlcA fhs En1nHfnk Comhanes.
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Gurllltur1, 81.
Furniture! Furniture!l
VINO IEsALE AND RETAIL
NEW YORK + BoyTos PRICES.
FACTS WORTH KN0WIaal
80 per Cont Saved In the Purchase.
Sheaser, Paine 4 Strong,
Having H1snoiss to
JONES' NEW IRON FRONT STORE,
no. aos RANDOLPH ST..
Arsuow prepared 70 exhibit to their od eassones. aad
70 the public generally
The Largest and Best Assorted
STOCK OF FURNIT U R E
WEST OF NEW YORK.
~aLeh the, dsge recently received md row ., ~
lns. eonasank II PAR Of
Mohosany, RoseEosd sud Walnut
PAR LoR RMIT uRE.
In B1pca.ene. De1a1ne. Plush and Hair 0losb.
sname31sa' 9a1; +; cas1taqt = n:hegapy Ross"'d
L: ID i ss Bs:sa RI ut s "a i S ss'
-ALsO-
:s'z 8 9ssGssaFE 5s: Il e. -
sn1et cene snd sl T.b
buren,! nd adseoa1ds Pstent sor!n3 sedS cursed
=: sss ": s. -;
-AlS:,-
DINING ROOM AND COMMON FURNITURE,
m aRtAr VARIETY.
| aood. Manufactured Hare 10 Order oa. ot Tia
HEST MATERIALS.
sffH sE tstss :ss:
LATEST PATTERNS
Most Approved styles Of Goo4as,
Which I'll make ssest ;ndu=eaen to thcse
FURNISHING hotels AND HOrSEa
| 10 examine our Block before sending Kas.
81 fEkiif6kE 1Soald @ i.ilto ..1:=:"s - A
our NAM MOTH sToO or
! Before Max nz ther Pa=ra.- =.
TO tho Public ut Largo
d1ads aon ia Pas Risesea sea 10 s &e r .s .o-
viii u Furnished from Cur Htabu.hnsnt at
Prioea LoNer than any HOUSE in the Wos.
sHEARER. PAINE 4 sTR1.,G,
ao' ...HAHDo:5H r; g.; s;TREET..,.'-. .2o'
Q. MO r q a N,
1879 ---- Lake a1oot. $50 .93
-
| dew and Beautiful Desixn>
tArxar arfLEs c.
Rsssas sod. Aahega15 md waian: P.1ass.
BID Il oom FL NIT q a q
In SUITS
1hsahsctberls u nov reocisfr1 LARGE ADDITIONAL
SUPPLIES - hh toz1nsz
Mammoth Stock Of Cabinot furnitare / ch&lr
nshe soek u nov ouraie.e I'D run. sadshe
Largest to b. found Wast of 6e1 Yrt.
he ~*uld cordially Invite rs assenaoa Il Ii fasns
Hsads and ps.soas a74 the pubic 70
ess1y "a ear aad examine
Hia Elegant FuEnitu1%
| p44sre pr.ehastna elsewhere.
! A0AAA&A ~ +1AN~AA& AA%&AVN@ < S1NN8 AxVA
Lab4 8e0soNs
CHICAGO August liz. lsae xne4,
BABC0CK Il PREK,
0uceenors 10 Willard Peek o.,
Observation-Disclosures
4ahsgaay, Rssexssa Wal1at
chamsER, DINING ROOM hNp eoMMol
run n Z = q an
In arext Y4zie41
WOOD nsEAr AND CANT; IS eHA1Ea. s1usrRAp.
WFetlealax ss4s1aon pajd 70 ooant5 Ordss1 u
| b TurnlahtnG HntAla kr tfsAaALlV
REMOVAL.
BuE1, H1L1. GRANGER l. 90
Wholesala Dea1ezam
BOOTS AND SHOES.
Hars taken thelr aockto
| $3...............LaksS Strest. =
Cofaar Of Wabash Avuuue
We ase nov receiving saF spsnz Stock md With T.
0tA.ed Ac1ihtaa hhF doaaE h1nasa eha SlH2y3 h41
~ @osa co@2less- saaa ass0 TT e3as ~otk Ind u
Is a q ''0'' BaGA1 2ai191 1R1iae ILL., aRAsax. %
600 HHDA. SUGAR NOW ARRIVING
~oO .aehf s''@ s.11 11vxnna mv.o
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Not1ce.--The undersigneds stocAhol.
asxs In the AcEcAa.ga Bank Of Macon Georgia. b.
skeproyifonsof II Charter. ade pcrzsnabiy Liable for
uiae. The ne4ea ottak Bank viii be taken bE d.
vozIt On tbs aaue t.7ua Is Kontacky. Indiana and
Ohio. 3. l. TUCkER 90.
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N~AA%~AA'+@s
MUTUAL LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY,
o.Hex York
SUN MUTUAL MARINE ms. COMPANY.
Of ae~ Task,
CONTINENTAL lNsDRANCECOAPANf,
ofNew York
NORTH AMERICAN INS. COMPANY,
ofNsw York
sEcuRITY INSURANCE CON ANT,
MN.~ York.
GOODHUE INSURANCE COMPANY,
OF Hsw York.
NEW WORLD INSURANCE COMPANY,
ofNew York.
MERCANTILE INSURANCE COMPANY,
OF New York.
STATE FIRE NSURAS + coAfAS1'
osNex Haven.
c.pt. J. Darchsster, InsPeetoF,
eskeaA1no oaee 1sa soa.a Na.er 4: Chte.xo:
Northwestern Insurance COMFY,
ogwE4O, NEW YORK
czsza11unD u 1s3o
cs,.t,l 1So. aQo-Wlth d L8zEs 8l1ra1b.
uSHE PUBLIC ARE RESPECTFULLY N
aoquaed shas Ar. JuL1us wHrTE ha besa -;
potsd Axsnt q II. 9osas NJ "a u a'"ns' n"s'ssa
n9f ss md III osa'
sa. ssa@ Fsss: SS ;Sk4s s 4eesA se:s:A4.a.
&C. .a ss s.s., = =. :: :.;s,! y: rs: !: s:
@ - hi s .ae.sa n s1 stad .d;ssa 5ses91 ~
:s& ~ '"; III !; 1 1sSs III s..
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CE-
Mason & Company, Agents,
rxnTE.S H1ILDING CHICAGO


poLEs BUILDING, CHICAGO
CTATENENT OF THE CONDITION OF
- The New World Ere Insurance C,saDaay. % the Ut
1y hi Jnu1ary, 15a9 .de TO the Audle1t o. fu4c Ae
eounk of he 82se Of nlnolA putsuanI to tho Statutes
Of thai akAts:
i The n.u.A Of the Company l. Tho NsH Wo1it 1iEe
fnaFsaee com9anJ. aad located u No. - ftn>
.. The assocns Of Il Capital Btect .t"S S o2 S
!. % - - pAa 3D. A''' 4o''1~~
ASSETS,
cata R,op % nanu .na - u.o >&lp n
rar1 .........,., pnn&-
1onde nTncf ~ fhs Compauy ........... A0m %
pee qa1 "n e 9e. esa.e ii leus III SO %
nrbtSrthcrTtse RI observation-disclosures. LQo 10
nehss dnr I'M Prtmlun1a ,.,,.,..,.....-. 1.4al 20
l. Al Other secur. eoV W
1ctA Aasets pf the heCorps0J...-......-.$a9. .nl u
rha szestest anount Insured in one nix. dh0.
No suA ~ 10 amount 10 bo Injured In aaJ ooe e1s
The ~ q lneospas7a!an Of sad COMPANY. October L.
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goes to his new master, pulls of his hat and
says. "rse very much obliged Mas'r, 10 yon for
tryln' to help me. I knows you would have
done it if Yoa corld--thank you, Nss'r-thsDk
poor fellow breaks down entirely and walks
away, covering his fnce with bis battered hat.
und sobbinx like very child.
he ia eoon surrounded BY group OF his COL
ored friends. who with an instructive delicscY
most unlocked for, stand quiet, and with uncov-
cred heads shout him.
Anson and Violet, chattels Nos. Ill and liz,
were sold for $3.50 each, both being old, aud An.
son being down io the catalogue ~ "ruptured
aod Al having but one eye." Violet was sold
~ being sick. Her disease was probably con-
sumption, Which supposltion gave rise 70 the
eEH:
"Chesp gal that, Aajor.''
"Don't shiuk 80. They may talk about her
being sick; it's no easy sickness she's got.
her'l have to bo doctorin' her I'll the time. .Fapd
ahe'n die in leaa than three month"; WORT
have anything TO do With her-dop's want any
halt dead ntggers neous De-'
pApHx11's BAB1.
The family Of Priuns, plantation carpenter,
consisting Of Dsphuey hi1 wife, with her young
babe, and Dido, girl Of three Jeara old, wero
| resched In due course OF time DaphneY bad =
| large shawl, which she kept carefully wrapped
| proceeding attracted much attention, and pro-
| voked many remarks, Auch u thsse:
What do you teep. Tour nigger corersd up
| fort Pull of her blankes."
whats Tho matter with the gls Has sha
| got the hesdaehe2'
| "Wha.'s the fault Of the gall Amt ahs
soundf Pull of her rags and lot u $50 her, -
| "Who's going to bid On that ni9Rer, il jon
keep her covered up- 1.ss's see her fsea-'
! Aud . loud chorus OF similar remarks, em-
| phssiEtd with loud profanity. and mingled with
sayings too indecent snd obscene to b. even
hinted 1t hero, went up IRON the crowd ot CHI
| valtous Southern gentlemen.
Al last the auctioneer obtained 4 hearing
long enough to explain that shrre va no 1t.
tennt to practice any deception in tho esso-
tho parties were not to b. wronged in any way
he had no desire to palm of on shsm m ine.
| riar article; but tho truth Of the matter wa
thAt Daphney had been contued only fifteen
days ago. and he thought that on that account
abe wa3 entitled 10 the sliEht indulgence Of q
blanket to keep from, herself and child ahe chill
| air aud the driving rain.
Will your lady readers look At the circumstan.
ces Of this case. The day WAS the ii tla. o.
Mareh. Daphneya baby was born into the world
on st. Valentines happy day, the llth Of febraa
y. Since bis confinement, DAphney bad Travelled
from the plantation 70 Savannah. where she hsi
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DOCTOR N. r. COOKE.
II OMCEUrATHiC PHYSICIAN, - OF.
/ L F1CE and Residence removed La 2f2 Ntchteax
airers, Two doors fror, Rush street. uu'3*.iy
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-07-22

ITO COTTON PLANTERS-I TAKE PLEASURE
I in announcing that Messrs. VAUDEVILLE 4 Nell
KENNY authorized agents in this city make con.
tracts for the useof
MY INVENTION
FOR
Spinning up the Seed Cotton on Plantations
into Yarns,
And all business in relation to 1t.
will only here that make the capital the same
location the steam power the very nearly
that raises gins and bales the cotton spin that
the addition Of machinery costing half what the in
creased value of the the first will be- which
attended by surplus labor of the plantation little girls
TO- women, and old inefficient field hands, DOUBLE
OR MORE THAN DOUBLE THE PLANTERS NET IN
COMET
We spin the best Yarns in the world The danger FIRE
of the Clubhouse immensely reduced with many other
ages of great value And what Of great importance is
all this is fully demonstrated by its successful daily operation
the plantation of COL Geo. S. Yerger Yazoo City
Planters desiring full particulars referred to my
Agents, as above.
Applicants for agencies will please address the enclosing
testimonials.
my3 4m&W GEO. @. HENRY.
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SPECIFICATIONS for the contract for an
- ing up 81 AudreW Eaulth

SPECIFICATIONS for the contrac for fiji.
- ng up ST. Andrew street, Fourth District, from Dryades
ST. Andrew street is forywo eight inches in width
Sal street shall be filled with river street
scrapinge or with other substances quality
IN with the lines and grades be given by City
oe dressed to the to be given by Surveyor
smoothly graded to surface The whole
to the entire satisfaction o. the City Surveyor.
Al the materials shall be furnished by the
as the labor. ~ ~
The contractor shall be begin the work in the ten
days Following the approval of the adjudication the Common
Council and complete the months after under
penalty OF ten dollars day for each every
Security to amount of $3.50 shall be for the faith
full performance of the work.
Payment in cash the completion work and accept
anee q the . me by The City Surveyor:
1t well understood that the contractor
to begin or finish the work. thereof within the
riod fixed in the Council dissatisfied with the manner
IN which the work is being executed the have
the 10 annn the contract without putting the
without applying to court o. Justice same and
without indemnity understood that In case
the shall at time
and complete the same IN conformity with his contract the said
the work done by him to the date Abandonment and
the city snail thereby discharged and all liability
therefor and b also we'll understood
pc resod the contractor and his securities shall
tween the price which the originally
perform the work and the prices which
at resale or re- adjudication
BIDS to BE- for the whole , work complete.
signedl LOUIS H. PILE City Surveyor
Approved by the Committees and Landings OF both
Boards Of the Common Council.
si5sasSs E. ho +. v HHSySyaRD, ohalrmsn
Registered July 18th, 1859:
jyl9 It HENRY DUREL, for Comptroller.
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES l.,

also all cutters either Of stone or wood also
and sasa
With stones or nageng also all the wings des
,hIeaghoa The Sidewalks IL ir s'Daes
and e. the Intersections Of Streets constructed
hsssvsI III siss tho paving III. streets. or til. grade.
degrading The :. % e
g Is YIN S y: ns
nor and to the entire Of the Street Commsoner
The shall Furnish =. hss =.
fed and all repairs shall 30 made within forty eight hours
Ss H. $
aha. Their this rspsc and IL case.
hard materials Al holes dsprssious that convenient
=
siss l ssssd
hs R. - and The Snts shall b well
shall be laid bed Of sharp and ns gravel Or lake
a ss shall In ~ ssss
work In all the materials to be used shall be of the best
all where may necessary by reason of
damages done BY the water works other
those
ss as ssss sn
GENERAL cLAusEsAl the materials shall be Of the bes.
ans aSo and shall be furnished by the as we'll
contractors the cleaning of all paved
Immediately with all verbal or written orders from shs
The Committees and Landings relative to the work
to be done BY them and the for repairs
written orders Of the street Commissioner his deputies
adass sSsnp PENALTY
al III
sS r be ar
hs wages Ct he workmsn and the cost Of the materials
The contractors shall be bound call at the Street Commits
osiye order. relative done By hem and al
orders ~ the rde, book Ia said Office shall % cons
person, at the dates thereof. -
di,ioned 70 the faithful Of his contract
IN Of
The " s an ~
Streets and rstan in guarantee
?s.
ony N ss S
Of the Committees on Streets and Landings other
Be delivered 10 the Contractors in whatever
III sy S
time Of the continuance Of their contracts clean and make ali
s1dss and condition il shall only oas
Il
also the whole amount Of the last certificate - -
The contracts shall take effect and operation ut the
Of The present contracts with the city for cleaning
appsoxsd IN time BY the Common Council the
fore the City Notary. ~ ~ "
II is well that in failure by the contractors
on1e y ases x S't the at
ner which the work being executed the Council shall
the right to annu the contracts without putting the contractors
default as required by article 1905 of the Code with
out applying to court Of Justice to annu the same with
oa. indemnity and it also well understood that
contacto at any time abandon the
complete the came In conformity with their the sale
the work done BY them to the the
therefor and also well understood that In case the con
DO the contractors securities shall be hell
and bound in sodo the city or difference be
the price at which the originally
perform the work and the prices which may be adud
Gated at resale or Republication
Bids to be much year the whole W rk nclrded
each contract complete.
New Orleans June 1lh, 1859.
tsgnedl LOUIS H. PILE, City Surveyor
Approved by the Committees on Str eta and andr Of hol
Boards of the Common Council.
[Signedl ROBT. HITYGHE
(SignedJ II, II, yENNARp' Chafmen,
Registered July 18th, 1859.
jyl9 1t HENRY DURET, FIR Cop,ntroIIar
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| COYNER'S WHITE and BLACK SULPHUR -
and CHALYBEATE SPRINGS. :

This watering place will be open for the reception Of visitors
on the LIST the line and In full view
the Virginia and Tennessee Railroad abont half mile from
bus will always be found waiting the arrival Of the cars 70
visitors to the Springs.
These White Black Sulphur Waters have effected
curestbe White Sulphur aggravated Of dyspepsia
serious affections Of the liver ksneys and bladder general d
by especially Of the SYSTEM and hnss
diseases peculiar to femalethe Black Sulphur all kinds 4
diseases the skim Of letter. and other
lions Of the skin.
The accommodations equal to any to be found In The
mountains Of Virginia. and the table aud attendance OF the
satisfactory character together with ne band Of music ~
every other attraction usually found frstcass Watering
placesas ali Of which beg refer the large numh
Of persons who have heretofore visited the place.
ie8 2m J, A. HEFELFINGER, Proprietor,
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- POINT CLEAR HOrEL-THE PROPRIR-
Of the Battle House, Mobile respectfully inform
Hotel early In June.
The buildings being put In thorough repair the whaTv
rebuilt and the grounds have been greatly improved the pa
winter building erected last season. finished fur
nhed N thorough manner and situated line next 70 Ne
feet in length upon two stoes Altogether buildings win
accommodate comfortably about 400 persons
Point Clear delightfully."- situated, being open to the Calf
breeze and in the high grounds with pleasant drives
beautifully Shaded The merits Of the place sanitary poin
OF view fairly tested last Not single Of
yellow fever originated there has We find there tbs
finest salt water bathing upon the whole coast within
hundred from the Hotel Fish and oysters vey
dant during the season. good Coon Band engaged and
every variety of anu 'ements will be furnished
The steamer Crescent will leave Mobile every evening 70.
Point Clear also Sundays Mondays Wednesdays and FIJI
days will make Midday trips accommodate those who
rive by the boats.
Rooms may be secured by addressing
+. H. CHAMBERLAIN 4 CO.,
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GEORGE PATTERSON,
Successor to McCan Patterson) Of Delord
and New Levee strests.
The underglgnedi prepared 10 manufacture STEAM
ENGINES, BOILERS and MACHINERY Of all kinds for
Steam Boats Sugar Plantations. Saw Mills, Cotton Presses,
Draining Machines and Railroads. Gin Gear Horse Power
Fire 'FRONT.'. Furnace Mouths and Crate Bars
BRASS WORK Of every description Metallic Packing for
Steam Cyllnders Gun Metal Ringa, etc.
BLACKSMITH WORK Of all descriptions, having steam
hammer for the purpose Of doing heavy work.
He Will keep on hand at all timer Crate Bars Wheel Stir.
ups Fange Bolts Gauge Cocks Valves Of all sscs used
By steamboats,
He Agent the sale Of John Osborns Patent Fue Saw.
ing Crate Bar highly spoken Of BY the Picayune Printing
ONCE and others thst have them in Of these
lishment.
He has also made for tho sale OF
Boilers Machinery and will establish Depot convenient 70
the establishment whore large quantity Of hand Boil
and Machinery may BE- found At all times for sale.
RGE0RGE PATTERSON.
Nav Juna1 tai ~
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MAYORALTY---OFFICIAL.
Proclamation,

Proclamation,
MAYORALTY OF NEW ORLEANS
City Hall. July 9, 1859
In conformity with the provisions City Charter
titled act to amend an act to consolidate the city of New
Orleans, and to provide for the of
Orleans and the administration Of the affairs thereof" APP
proved March 90 1856 notice hereby given election
will be held the 10th July instant for Alder
man for the First Ward In Of James A. White resigned
jyll TO GERARD STiTH, Mayor
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BAILEY SPRINGS, NINE MILES North

NJ! Of Florence Lauderdsle county, Alabama. 49,
by Known threaehea. Tennesess assama ssssp q
Arkansas for the medicinal properties and curative qualities
It's waters in scofua dropsy dyspepsia kidney nd
stages Of and cutaneous now and o. al
Of the year for the reception Of visitors
This watering place changed hands about aA
that time the propretors have bess diligently Engaged h
building and comfortable quarters for the
Of their guests They have completed large now Hots
containing parlo ballroom, dining ssc
ETC., etc.
The location being the hills of the Tennessee river ND
shoa Creek the air and climate naturally and health
THE TABLE
VIII be supplied with the and wholesome food th
the markets can AFFORD with polite and attentive steward ~
servants to attend 1t.
The Bar and Confectionery Bowling and Billiard Salooa
Will be well and abunoantly supplied.
Those who travel and visit such places for pleasure will Ind
Band of Music will be eRiiyen make tina
pass eheernly large Livery Stable with hne stock will b
the streams abound with fish, and fine for rowing
the Muscle Shoals the Tennessee river within four miles
Of the Springs with good road to make pleasant morning
evening drive to view the Gne romantic scenery
One Of the best physicians that the South Affords who hs
water will reside at the Springs.
The premises formerly occupied by visitors have besn
charge experienced he
beue OF the waters will have comfortable quarters and rses
prompt and proper attention.
These Springs accessible from the South and West
Memphis and Charleston Railroad, from Memphis Tenn y
Florence Ala in ten hours thence by fourhorse coaches
the springs In two hours.
fast at the Springs next morning. and those leaving
Refer ts-Mes,r,. scrusgs Doaesan Co., New oTissnsi
B. NJ. Lowe Co., :.
Bradley, Wilson Co., :.
W. l.. Laner Co., =.
S. 9. Nelson 4 Co., =.
Phillips Nixon 1 Co., :.
mil Am Rail- Fec,
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- PASS CHRISTIAN HOTEL WILL Bn
early in June under the supsrinendsnee Of NJ
thoroughy the grounds much improved
Rooms may be secured Mcdonnell McGraws l7 Com.
street.
AIS 3n JOHN MCDONNELL, Proprietor
Elfayette Square and Camp street.
2 This fsvorte establishment formerly Florence House,
now undergoing thorough renovation and will be opened
the public on the LIST October The location being opposite La
ayette Square, and In the immediate vicinity Of all the fash
onsble places Of better adapted the cortf
antilles haying broad yerandahs than other hotel In ts
This house be of the first GLASS; and second
sell If W. @. JEfAR.
McDONNELL'S RESTAURANT. No.
a ~ Common street. between Baronns and o.
b This establishment will remain open durina
the summer where everything the market affords
aud prices moderate The we'll ventilated
desirable than other similar place In the city during
weather.
Furnished rooms fortransent Bosrders.
Families and Commission Merchants supplied with Winss
Liquors of every description at wholesale prices.
MCDONNELL McGRAW,
myl4 II PropristoFs.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-07-22
T No. 47o2. !

No. 4702. 1 .-m
esotpG That the adjudication by the Comptroller con-
act ol paved And unpaved and repairing the
streets Of the eleventh Ward Of the city to L.
Geo $470O per year, for three
yh 20 ana me same hereby rejected by thu Common
Noune ., inc ey Of new Ofean and that the Comptroller
resell SAN contract 70 no oweet bidder after hve days
IN ne omc journal sSfeeaoy TO specifications d. the
sale TO be subject to the approval
tsignsdl ,-,, JOHN 7. MONROE,
to,.,, 1reeoen' board OF Assistant Aldermen.
lSigned] j. o. NIXON,
President Board Of Aldermen
lSigned1 GERARD STTTH Mayor
Mouss IL nereoy gwen; that on TUESDAY, 18th inst.
contracts. ' ' e "'o''
lyle It v. DUPLESSIS Co,nntro,,sr