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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.

UpMfrROiiER's OFFICE,
City OF New Orleans December L. 1889
No. 1S54
Rors That the contract existing between the city New
Orleans and NJ IT, RosNaly for cleaning the streets OF the
Eleventh Ward be and the same is hereby declared null void
and OF no effect
Rovred further, That the Comptroller be and he hereby
authorized To adudicac TO the lowest bidder infer five days
the official Journal tine uneSpired time OF the
NJ H. Rossay for cleaning the streets of the Eleventh Ward
city declared null aud void the said work he
accordance with specifications file in the surveyors Office
and tho adjudication be subject 10 the approval rejection OF
the Common Council.
[Seurdl JOHN r. MONROE,
President Board OF Assistant Aldermen
lSgnedl j. y. NIXON
President Board Of Aldermen
Approved December 8, 1850.
Signedl GERARD STIrH Mayor.
Notice is hereby given that MONDAY next, lhh inst,
will adjGicae my office, Il o'clock, w. the above
tract.
V. puPLESSIS
~ 1t Comptroller.
ne work to he dnne in accordance with specifications reay
published aud on file in the Surveyors office
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SPECIFICATIONS FOR THE CONTRACT

y for the sidewalks, borered b. curb
stones and wooden cutters, both sides Of Ms street.
Craps TO Morales street,
WIDTH SlpEwALKs.-These sidewalks shall be
in Width
CuEnsroSEs.Hrwed and dressed shall the
SIDEWALKS of North blue other equally
good quality with bevecd.
the slope of The sis long
10 thirty inches wide and four inches thick They shall be
well set in good joints aud in workmanlkc and shall
end with apcrtncs nicely through The where required
for draining lots They shall he duly ntcrsperSe in lengths of
from three feet throughout The work. according the d
rec!ionS and levels which will be given by The and
each cntone shall have slope os three inches foot
Of lis hight towards the line Of the adjoining houses shall also
be soidy fixed and backed IN t most approved manner
prevent cevice wash and sinking OF bricks usually experienced
from neglsenea in this respect and no crhstones les nn
for Inches shorter than three feet md having in
less than SIX inches below the upper surface of the adjoining
gutter shall De admitted in the work.
WOODEN GurrsRsThs cutters shall be made of The best
sanil cypress twelve nccs wide by four inches thick,
lengths of less than feet eScepr in where
shorter lengths halved scarted
the joinirs pinned there and intermediate of
five feet with oak pias less than four feet long by
inches in diameter driven through suitable holes
gntcc plank, pierced slun The edge of the plank
the ctiI boc shall hA bescld 10 suit aud Tho other
side edge is to have notoes eight inches long by
deep every eight feet thereof n1 III these cypress
aces Of not less Than oHr fee long eight inches
two inches thick, pointed end which giutnd
VIII h hrny driven down eFiio Win said gutter
g OF I'VE inch ikcs each This
tee VIII % faeiE press wide
1--WE AMI halt ace kick, web nailcI pIank aprC.
fa H' sN iuch cut spikes, The huUli shall be er
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS

setting the old curhones shall also be repaired by them with
ont extra compensation
entire satisfaction d The City Surveyor who will be the sole
jmige Of TIC Quality ef the work
contractor and shall be and hauled away BY him
An te materials shall be of the host quality and shall be
n'shed by the contractor, ms well us the labor.
The contractors shall be bound each begin the work in the
ten days Toll following Of the adjudication by the Common
penalty Of Ten dollars day for each aud every day thereafter
the same is not completed
lars shall be required 10 guarantee the faithful performance
Payments be made completion of the work and ac
espnnse Of the same BY the uis Surveyor Follows ow
and proportion e a s Fly s ssw hass II ' Nil.
against said 70 be made by the City surveyor
collected by he contractor who Shall 10 snSregae ali
the rights Of The city sue md SEIZE The property
moi be held liable responsible for my Of said bills should
Each ss nG he ne a by IN BSn The
The contractors shall pay into hc City Treasury prior to
property holders it being well nndcrstoo thar aid cons
tracro shall have the right Of demanding petitioners the
reimbursement Of said costs Of Qualification
,. eS Ysd ., g s g Nv wo or Hy Gr within the
in which is being the Council shall have the right
to nnG hg contract WITHOUT putting the contractors in default
ing court OF Justice TO unnu the same without inien
nifty and also well understood that in the contractors
shall time abandon the work finish and complete
the se in conformity with their contractors
shal forfeit Hll claims they have for any part wos
done by them the daEe OF the abandonment and that The
city shall be thereby discharged from amy liability there
for and is also well understood that the contracts
resod the contractors and their securities be held ami
bound in sodo to the city nil loss difference between
the price ut which the originally contracted per
oim the work and the prices at which it may be adjudicaed
Al resale rehabilitation
Bids be per superficial yard of paving furnished
terstones furnished and laid complete
New Orleans Noy. H. 1853
sisneil LOUIS H. PILE,
CITY Surveyor,
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WRECK OF scHoosER. The Mobile Advertiser
of yesterday says:
W. 4. learn that schooner, loaded with Western
sails, Composed to be from New Orleans ) strnck
zee VEL wreck VI the old steamer Strcck in our bay
yes,erday md was 90 badly snagged as to render
!. lksiy she Will prove total loss The steamer
Euza Was alongside few hours before dark
wreeklng her. The name we could not learn.
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SIaSIrlcANr LETrER. In October of lat year
saoS daectPea if e ap letter r the
be- The document being sealed and tae as sua 10
having 10 knowledge Of any such Individual left Il
at Wilson'S shop, where remained for month aoI,
o. Two AZ lastiI wasopened. The writer whose whose
name A. not remembered, stated thathe had ninetv
armed men IN the Dismal Swamp who Womb ~
ready at any time to join him. The letter was No.
rused ny number Of persons at tile time. hut a.
no snca character as John Brown was known. II
excilsd 40 suspicion until the conspiracy at Har.
peYr,s Ferry. This letter should even now induce
vigilance. Portsmouth (va.) Transcript.
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES

dry river sand four inches tick ani ilI 1871 49, ,h
pins driven top edge Of tlc f9eat hna II, nro,ac,
inches above lle Surface ~ 4,
the latter sinh with slone Of nne moi, inu
hv NJ slNll DC pNnH
deep aud shall lie made Of bit ma III, m ey WHY
plank the and bottom with two liz FAM ii ~ uss
pieces top keep the sides from being d nlnrs @
cutters shall run through, The wiioie width n ~, %
Back PAvEaEsT-The walk payemenf Shall H., ng l ;
lake quality in he rnr onn an So ~ Mn
equally rood nnniity win or On W.
ashes generally called blue BLY, The joints between IN
bricks filled with shnu sand nil coa,ins
half thick spread over the whole s,rfcr of ths rc
ing Prior laying the bricks lhe earth or ground shall IN
u, broken and well ramlned and u,ui, I've. And rni
smoothly with declitity slope towards the outline i one
half inch per foot gr.ii where ton law shall HI Gnd
up by The his nwn EXPENSE and wel rmnp mil
completely solid There beidin Of one hai of nm
inch sharp sand or sblne hy under he r;ck anil i
bricks shall properly beIde therein in none eo
larry laid in close Joints without any r,,tgei ~ 6nu i
that emeu will hear STRAIGHT NJ, ba + Iii
be rejected " e eN' NN "e ~ 'H"''
liESERAL On ,uSrs-The whole ,yo-,, shall L., ,., 81,
the entire satisfaction nf III, civ Sveyn, W. l.; ovTs,,
with the peteus Will br ,ht oils ,gd az ~ m M, ~ Ky,
work 100 80 ~ ~ '7e VA NV l'"''s vi 'pV
All The materials shall the best quality anil shall be fur
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THE OLDEST CANDY MANUFACTORY
IN AMERICA.
ESTABLISHED IN 1906
- Ridley s. Co.,
CORNER OF CHAMBERS AND HUDSON STREETS
Opposite the Hudson River Railroad Depot)
WORK

CANDY, suGA PLuMs, LozENGEs, etc, ETC.,
In all their varieties made exclusively treble refined Loaf
Sugar without ainterstion aimxiure deeerous
stances of ANY kind.
Those wishing to purchase article requested call
and examine stock, and those offered
elsewhere.
H Boxes of ASSORTED CANDIES, for families, put up
to order at prices ranging FROM s. upwards.
Riy- Candies packed in boxes 25 100 bs,
snnh'e for he Southern trade, and shipped TO order.
rs- Orders by mail promptly executed.
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letter of the "a inst. from Brownsville to the
Galveston News says j: &

iattar II I'M 81 inst, rom Rror,, III II, y,
+ ~, ~, 80 - 80 ~ -
I ss 80 49, = !" ! s.,
"a: IA lew GAYS ago NJ Alfred McFadden, an ole
eInzen g tlis piace, was taken, while returning
iE9m tne inserlor q me state, and shot with
MEt 49x :, ana several others-not Q white man
tnes 1sLs mo tnelr hands On the Laredo
and G0fpns Christi routes, for more than q month
~ nns taken every mail and Imprisoned and pered
asss z. ane and Yesterday he had force
cy Wo declared That thew were II w niHm eur or
The nangsfs, and ret We are unable ia make liz tb
G0serpment understand our position, or give us
-. y, ls .rs1
r. IS " Enas tne Ioiowlng
the Rancher0 informs us that old General Latitte
as he was generally known was drowned on the
18th, while crossing the bay in an oper boat.
Several citizens Of Pleasanton and Cornns
Christi ofer 800 reward TOR one W. a. Benor.
who IS alleged to have been swinding the people
IN those places. n :
Up to the Dist nit there had been 4, cases of
ing Eanueld fioneer learns that young lady
y 4,a ni'ecn Hiles south
y y. 10y .l pace, hung herself the other day by
hank Of thread Ia her fathers shop. Cause. unre
Quilted love.
Tie Gonzales Inauirer riyas ~ sa,,a,.:.,
cn,,t II ..ss,,,t loiloWing ac
coane 2 ~ = allsmp. az murder there:
n -
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Registered November 2S, 1859
my LIT HENRY DUREJ. fDr CroputrolI.-
SPECIFICATIONS FOR THE C(JyTR A(,TT

L.
y for the co strucion d brick sidewalLs bo,erea ~ n
stones and wo,len ,rnttr On IN ny eitV-
from Claiborne to Roman Streets and FROM Ni sd street
WIpTu ar rms Inr % ~ ~ '''i Streets
five feet in width ht n,,Iy 80, e. - ~, w, sunni e
IN width next ID be hI ~ ts al1 iWo rect
shall ne feI nv, 'rr,t
respond with tie grade Of te bricL;nr ~ ta H. 's " COZ
GuRnsrosEs-iIcwed And dressea mt,,n tfi liza; ,
sidewalks North river bne stones or Other stones f aa
good quality with them bayelcd draSs.i ~ h, " eimns
the slope Of The sides o three 10 sy t I f o VIZ
thirty inches wide and moi las INV u ~ t
well set in good Joints and in a my s'i NJ W
end with Aperture, nicely cut thro,i IN 'J h sii
for draining lots They Shall he d,r - IL
from thee 10 six feet throu.tbon, ,ba u ~, es, oi
directions and levels bir, viii @ ~ " p herotuhs 10 me
OF its HIGHT toward lie ns az h. e i"f every 1901
he snllly fxn3 AMI ,rEnd n ~ ioSs shai Also
prevent ice wash ana sinking Of hrick1 Irsiy
from negligence in his resnert ana ~ IT,, i'm
inches az irt.r Han TX 49, ~, ". ess imam pa
SIX inches below the upper surface Of adjoining gutter sa
Wooprs ,iiJrTrWs The Guitars .,,1, Ia nod, . a.,
:, -, n -, s'lers sllt re made oil the best
81 no l nan twenty iee except IN cases where short
n,i G iTe1sSasl mlNeo ani Seaed len inches At tie
feet With ok pins not less than fn,t te @ peGs o. his
diameer driven through suitable ans in the gutter
crbtones shall be beveed suit and on Tie os.r or ida
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EPAvE DU TROIsIE,IE DIsTRICT,-uu

cognute Clouet ct Bons- Entauts, conne ltnyc-
tne jnnen il girls fonc5 enyigou mains de hau lie MED
siblc. ''' -
Inc inmen hilc denvon II mains de hau les lelx ufeds
de ieriicrc patie dcs janbes blanc, ct ne ap de In
be ct an ped dfolt blanc. une lisibe les
jusln'an
lne pouliche b.lle densou II mains de HINT lne tarhe
blanche entire les yeA lie lie pied lrot dcrrere
blanc.
Tue nouicte bn oncd denrron II mains de lnut vi,age
blanc. dies aclcs bnces lie tcrs bnuches
chapnc cot pas de maruue visible.
Tn petit cleral ba deuyiron mains de la pn, de mar
que visible
y les dts aninPS pas rtclanis dams Gina ours les
tais payts lis NeIis eneipfe puhlque dill dlpo
lie ii NDi, IL dlcembre isj9, 10 henres a, NJ,
T. y. FLETCHER, tommssnite DIES rues.
u - lII
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CPECIFICATIONs FOR THE CONTRACTs

Notice hereby given that FRIDAY the sd inst will
Adudcnte at office, at IL o'clock NJ the above
do LIT v. DUPLESSIS, COMPTROLLER
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CoMPrRolIER's OFFICE, !
City Of New Orleans, November %, 1859. {
TNo tSlT

CoMrrRo1InR,s OFFICE
city q New Orleans, November %, 1859,
70 adqicatc the lowest bidder days in the
ssa by srs @ Rcs SDss W on tn, north side
caon thereof to be subject the approval rejection The
ss"sa President pS 5oH j E I MoNR Aldermen
,nn.,,.s NJ, :, $50 President Board Of Aldermen.
lssnedl GERARD sTIrII. Mayor.
Notice is hereby given that on MONDAY 18th day of De-
eemesr next will adjadeate at Office Il NJ tho
n29 l2t V. DUPLEssIs Comptroller
mo. 4S2l.l
R,os That the COMPTROLLER be amt he is hereby authorized
official journal constructing brick sidewalks Dor
lered BY enrbsones ami wooden cutters both sides Of Music
acspranes viii, lseicaten AZ in the Surveyors sce,
'S,S Signed ,,''-'' JOHN T. MONROE,
-, President Board Of Assistant Aldermen
Approved Nov. Il, 1889 ''"'' VI NN'es''e"
tsignedl GERARD sTITH, Mayor.
Notice hereby given that MONDAY l2h day of De-
cembernex will adjHiieae at Office Il O'clock NJ,
n29 1T v. DuPLESSIs Comptroller
mo- 4S22.l
Rs.', That the Comptroller be he hereby authorized
official Journal contract constructing brick sidewalks Dor
dsre BY eurbsones and wooden CUTTERS both sides
lines street from Claiborne Roman from Miro TO
Broad street, said work be done with sperfca
lions on lille in the Surveyors office and the adjudication thereof
TO be subject the approval rejection Common
Council.
[signedl JOHN T. MONROE
President Board of Assistant Aldermen,
Signed j. o. NIXON
49, President Board of Aldermen.
Approved Nov. IL. 1859
LsignedI GERARD STITH. Mayor.
A true copy:
j. I. FARRE, Secretary.
Notice is hereby given that MONDAY 18th iay of De.
cenber will adjuicate my office, NJ the
above
no II V DUPLESSIs. Cnnptroller
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CPEE ~ ONs FOR THE CONTRAC
laharpe street 10 PonehaTtrain Railroad '"'' hoi
The whole width q The roadway shall he graded in accordance
with the liues nights end grades te given by he GU
Surveyor - wy wy
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STREET COMM'R---oFFiCIAL.
EPAVE DU PREMIER DISTRICT,-u n
,IHIRD DISTRICT PoUND.-yyas hrongh,

THIRD DISTRICT PDUND.-yVas brou z lit
to the lhitd District Pound corner Couc and t0odeilcn
streets, esrays-
One datkgray about l3 hands high
hind feet white; visible brands.
One bay about Is hands high both mart Of
the legs white, and part of the right leg white with
one iflegble brand on both shoulders white stripe between
the eyes down the nose
One bay hlly about II hands high white spot between
eyes and on the nose, right hind foot white
oae dark brown y, about II hands high white face white
spots tho neck and white spots each side no visible
brands.
re bay horse poney about u hands high visible brands
Nhich not claimed within live days and the
on paid will be sold public auctan nj said depot on
MONDAY, December 49, ls59, at 10 O'clock A. NJ
New Orleans, December T. 1880
Registered December u, 1859
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Approved by the Committees Streets and Landings Of both
Boards OF the Common Council. y ''
,,,. Tsrnedl Il, 7; yENNARD, er,,;rr,a,
do Let tSs"t"I ROBERT IIlTyGIIE iGhAfiien.
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Annroyad ~, A. f, City Surveyor
Bonrds OF The Common Council ~ 'ea Vi "oo'
,,,o lfs s H Il yENNARD, c,..
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INTERPRETATIONS FOR THE coNTnAc1

Notice is hereby given, that MONDAY 18th ay of De
cember next will adaieates my office, IL O'Clock NJ the
above
n29 1T V. DuPLESSIs Comptroller
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NEW YORK CARDS.

SOUTHERN HAT HOUSE
BYBAM, HIND 4 BLISS,
importers and wholesale Dealers in
IL ats. Caps and straw Goods,
BoNNETS, FLOWERS,
UMBRELLAS, PARAsoI.s, etc.
Importers of FRENCH HATS
No. 10 Murray street, near Broadway,
New York
AARON G. BYRAM JOHN H..
BENJAMIN L. HRrTIs, Washington, Ark Special Partner.
jyl5 lyHW
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EoURTH pIsTRIcT PoUNp WA. brough,

Tnlu IncksUn l4lNe
Laurel and Constance streets, as eStfay-
One red hOriS ears cfOTpei the
end OF the tail cut oil, visible brands.
Which il claimed within five days the cxt,en,es
thereon paid will he sold public auction VI sd depot on
THURSDAY, December 10 1889 AZ ~ O'Clock. a. NJ.
New Orleans, December q 1851
G. y, FLETCHER, Street Commissioner.
Registered December D. 1859
HENRY nURET.
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EouRrm DIsTRICrI ,oUND-Nnsl ,rough,

L % the FUWnh DISTINCT Pound Jackson Street between
Constance aud Laurel streets. Il, estrny--
brands.
Which fnot claimed within 1--we days and the expenses
on paid VIII be sold at public auction said depot
SATURDAY, December II. 1889 at 10 oil clock NJ ~
New Orleans, December u. 1854
c, o. FLETCHER Street Commissioner.
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u Ute conit depot payes narie District rue
Jackson entire les Constance Iauei GIAye
ne yhche iucintes pa apue
visible. '' -
II lie dit animal nest rtclami fais
paytS, il vendu renchere pmbc dit depot lie SA-
MEDl, II de dtcelnbre 1859 "A heurrs A. NJ
g. y. FLECHIER Conirnis safre de. rirs
Nouyele Orleans IL de dcefnbre 1850 dlS IA is ID II
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Presiient Board Of Aldermen.
Approved Nov. H. 1850
tSignedl GERARD STITH, Mayor.
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X ATH1IAN's TROPICAL ROOFING-

Purchasers should o,s the initials on the wranner and
that they buying b. A Fahnestocks yemuga md M
entr NIB lmSW
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1859-02-08

,,HExxy W. Millsa, Ese.-At the request Of the
lady managers Of the Mount Vernon Association"
this gifted Orator, Of the "Oh North State" has
consented 70 deliver an address In Norfolk o. The
evening Of the 18th instant, for the beosAt a ths
Association His subject" The EightssusA Cen
tmy." The Herald says:
The eradication Of hearing splendid Grafton
and Of enjoying an opportunity Of making small
contributioo for noble and patriotic object will
we are sure, bring together on the occasion Of Mr..
Mllefs VISIT one Of the largest audiences that Vas
ever assembled in our city.
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1859-02-08

Tss ". vsxsos cArss-rhs ts4ss a fss.
bose' n. G.. have invited Jes A. Eass'Ass1 ESQ,
10 deliver lecture On he 4sd isssssI n tshalf e
NJ Vernon. and thst svnsis@sa has kieay cusssas.
cd 10 comply vish thsis wishes. u stossca 10
sts lecture. ths S.ssaos~ ssyx ..f
Mr. Enesihsrd h esod srSeass NJ One spssk.
9-vsn srgusinssd nth The tlsssnsy a or Cen.
Try. and 20 Gel sssusvd thst ~ Gin dsssVss tse
turv worthy a The esnss vhirA calls him Sussh
and which uil not only sd 10 his sivsay sasish,s
reputation as spestrS. bot svfeef boacs upon The
tcun and county ~hih be has svesusiy sdoysed sas
his future bo4s~
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Opinions Of the Supreme Cosrt.

By PEARSON, c. j. In Carter v. Melton, from
Arson, affirming the judgment Also. in Wells v.
Wilmington and W. r. R Comp, from Edgecombe
affirming the judgment. Also, in State '. Dicker-
son, from Franklin declaring that there is no error.
Also, in johnson '. Dunn. from Halifax; judgment
reversed and centre de noro
By BATTLE, j. In Jordan v. Lassiter, from Mont
eemery, reversing the judgment and directing 4
osairs de noro ALSO, in State '. Nat, from NORA
ampton declaring that there is no error. Also In
State v. Atkinson Shallington and Williams. from
Johnston, declaring that there IS no error. Also u
Mccoy y. Norris. IN equity, from Craven; plaintia
entitled to relief eF - -
-By Run1n, J. In Whichard '. Jordan, from
Pitt Affirming the. judgment. Also. in Butner '.
Keepler, from Forsythe, Affirming the Judgment
AID, In HAws .. Cfsigs, from Alamance, affirming
theJudgment
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1859-02-08

10 Chsks oossiy. Ne sesk Jsssssy Hiy. sA~ss -
yesss Old. sse u Jeks A. Breeds Irxsssr sossssas
spd knd k.eksst ssd tse sAIdsss-s aSssksss sks~a
snd stei yssss 81 - isrss csvas Il svasiiess
ssd fsss<s 10 soss. shsss srspsssbs sa nsA or~sks
uss sssssscesas sd ed uss. sss4s osskss rsss
ssi ssSs'rvss sd kssd esd god ssseAtos - ksss
xssd ruAsss 10 ssss - . rsss 60 s~sa r.
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1859-02-08

. H1TY uO0o00D 20 oA181G
4 vAiUAutx LOT - ADUg1 vlFYy xEpn0fA
- .,,s.I 49, s~ss.'s % & - . = 49,
nsy~. , ~ ssa = Eo6A tO<k ssH = Q. .
THURSDAY, E.svy ssA 80 Apsss - ssi1
Z G. VAN1NUyoy.
AZ Ogu. WAS0lxUfUx
Eissssa. y. G, - 10. issA m-A
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1859-02-08

CrY ArrAIRs.-At . meeting Of the Board Of
Commissioners on Friday night last Mr.. David
Lewis was elected City Constable over Mr.. W. n.
Andrews. Mr.. Albert johnson, ono Of the Con-
missioncrs from the Western Ward resigned, and
Mr.. Thomas H. Briggs was elected by the Board to
gil his place eel. .....
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1859-02-08

The present Democratic Legislature has been in
session now nearly three monts.-Rsg;ster.
There is no such "entity" a. = Democratic party
in cxistcncc.-Rsgis:sr.
Ifthis be so. how is il, ncighbor Symc, that you
speak Of 'thc Dsnceratie Lcsisla;urc!" When Il
is desirable to undcrratc Democracy and magnify
-Nothngism. there is no such thing as Demo
cratic party; but when responsibility is to bc should
cred. then there 10 Democratic Legislature"
The Register is concerned about the length Of the
session. That paper should hear in mind that the
Legislature meets but once in two years, and that
the business to be transacted increases ~i,h in.
crease Of wealth and population. II this wcrr a
Know Nothing Legislature We would hear nothing
from our contemporary about the length Of the ses.
sion. The Assembly might sit till the 9Th Of
March. and it would all be right takes all sorts
ofpcople" and all sorts Of Editors 70 "makc world.
and We suppose faultfndcrs and grumblcrs are q
necessary part Of the great Of living humanity
What does our contemporary think IL the Greens.
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