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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-06-16

4 OUED-IH A MADISON AVENUE STAGE, OK WE'D
nesday 18th inst about O'Clock, lady money Gag
with OF ey and railroad ticket oposed have
BEEN dropped by one of three ladies who got at Can
The have by calling Office Of ths Ii
Fargo House and paying for this advertisement.
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+ OsT-BETWEEN THE JERSEY CITY FERRY AMI
~ Grand street stage loot of Corandt street. Tuesday
afternoon small parcel containing goods the paYce
stamped with the name Of Arnold Constable Co. finder
" "
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e1O REwARD-LOsT FROM FORT W Asurvo-ov
VlO large Newfoundland dog His color n Ma. an
al all points with white The above vii be na9
his return above - P"a On
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1859-12-22
Goal.

VU1It
ZOO TONS BALTIMORE COMPANY'S
cUOLUMP COAL for sale by
dl-H Is Second street near the Post Office
CoAL5 COAL
GOAL At s. p PER T9N122q pounds Superior quality
~ Delivered free Of charge in any part of the city, q
% gov 'S' ~" '' '''"'J JOHN G G gcGg g I5
oGce-N. Y. corner Pratt and Fremont streets
wharf-foot Eutaw street.
VINDLING WOOD
ATb sP 59R agb y yha %86B RIsE v s
and deliver free Of charge At Ten PER GENT less than
6ace|Pratt and fremont streets y ''' '','
WOOD! WOODl -
split, for sale prices as low be purchased
Light street or other "harvG3 il hs city, Ty:crrorcu
oace-gratt and Fremont streets, '''''
CoALl Coal Coal
2 Il. PENNIN GTON,
PENSf& ItiFo ~ / ri, RfEHAN5
EH2t5554 E N SE2 FJ5Tii 3Et1EE con-
GSsan near f msd. aSnd S9qh m
TEORGE'S CREEK COAL, SWANTON
SMINES STEPHEN :. LEE, Agent
m2IU sos Gay street.
LIVINGSTON COMPANY'S COAL.
~ Orders for this pure White Ash COAL (Which has
benfcund ly excel all other kinds for domestic and
manufacturing purpOses,) should be left with c. ~ DE-
SuN, the Office "a Second street, Tie Office p West
Falls avenue rst Coal Yard below Pratt street, Short
Mountain Free Burning, also Georges Creek Cumberland,
on hand and for sale by the cary or single ton.
WM. McCLYMONT 4 CO.
Baltimore, April l, 1889.
NOTICE.-The undersigned having made ar
engagements to transact business for WIN McCLYMONT
CO. would respectfully to his friends,
and consumers of COAL generally that he has
the Office 81 SECOND STREET where he would be pleased
receive orders which will meet with prompt attention,
anteeing the Coal to give satisfaction.
c. NJ. DESHON.
Pal ArriI1 mort
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. ~ and - H4PRrsON STREET.
IS THE BEST PLACE TO BUY
VERY DESCRIPTION OF

n ~ and - H4PRIsoN STREET.
IS THE BEST PLACE TO BUY
EVERY DESCRIPTION OF
BUILDERS HARpW ARE.
CABINET HARDWARE,
BEST QUALITY TOOLS
FROM THE LOWEST To TIE BEST QUALITY
TABLE CUTLERY, POCKET CUTLERY,
SCISSORS, RAZORS, &c
PLATED WARE,
BRITTaNIA WARE
JAPANAED WARE
EVERY DESCRIPTION OF
COOKING UTENSILS, PLAIN TIMED AID WHITE
ENAMEIED WARE.
s26tf WH0IiS1LE or RETAIL
FOR SALE. 80
22j hhs. heavy NESS PORK:
2b bhls heavy HUMP PORK:
100 casks BACON SIDES, medum size, bright and dry.
~ tierces and % bbs kettle rendered LiRi-
Ire kegs kettle rendered LARD.
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ELIGIBLE BUILDING LOTS

FOR SALE OR LEASE,
OR FOR EXCHANGE ..,-.-.-..
FOR IMPROVED CITY PROPERTY.
These lots2re situated Madison avenue Hoffman
street Appyat the Office of the Daily Exchange ie29tf
COUNTING ROOM ON FIRST FLOOR FOR
SRENT. Appyto POULTNEY M0ALE, a Lombard
street s22d
o. FOR RENT.-Double House, No. 70 st.
I Paul street ah9Ts RamSrs s}rsst row OCCUPIED by
6WELLNG No 43 north Calvert street above Lexington,
0FFiGES AID Rooms, No Calvert street near tie Bar
s5idtf ''' ''', Nv " " GLENN, 20 n Charles street
IGOR RENT.-TWO LARGE ROOMS, suitable
Il for Offices of any kind. Also, CELLAR, at
URI KILBURN'S,
je2 II is South street.
H. ELEGANT OFFICES FOR RENT AT
se.is NO. Il SECOND STREET only door from South
isiAzstrtet, adjoining the Fremens Insurance Office In
sl7.fi MARTIN LEWIS.
- VALUABLE FARMS, HOUSES, LOTS,
Hi'l kcFOR SALEA Farm Of 3oOacres in Queen Anne's
ihcounty having many great resources; Improvements
by steamboat will he exchanged for good city proper
Baltimore Hartford Frederick Prince Georges and other
counties Of Maryland many Of which will b. sold little
PIAIWTNTI6%S AMI lIS' Fi50TRISHING ESTATES IN
VIRGINIA. magnificent Estate in Amherst county, cor
tanning LOO acres mile from the city of Lynclburg, and
having front of about miles James River will be sold
Tor 3slUVO Large tracts of Grazing and Timber Land in
Lands in Pennsylvania, Ohio Illinois, Iowa, Missouy
Kentucky Tennessee Georgia, and MANY Oth4r Western and
Southern States These lands will be sold exchanged for
merchandise very reasonable
10 lags aI;d small IN al parts Of the city f9r
LOANED on MORTGAGE. BONDS, STOCKS and other
securitir, exchanged for Real Estate. ,,, ,,-,,
ss-tf Real Estate Agent, 26 st. Paul street.
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THE DAILY EXCHANGE. DECEMBER %. 1859
Hants.

VNTANTED.-A COMPETENT PERSON TO
w FILL THE POST OF NEWS EDITOR ON DIAL
LY MORNING PAPER. One who has had experience Of
the duties preferred Apply at this ofic d20 If
w ANTED SECONDHAND WHISKEY
w BARRELS by JOHN WILLIAMS son,
dl3-tf SO Smiths wharf
CITUATION WANTED BY AN ELDERLY
oGENTLEMAN Of long experience in the IMPORTING
BUSINESS, and having the advantage of an extensive
foreign spondence could make himself generally use
full respectable house Address Box No 35 Baltimore
Post Office. d7-u
XXTANTED-SIX FLOUR BARREL COOP
w Frs, go to Richmond Va, to make barrels from
machine dressed slaves. None but good hands wanted
Apply to WIN. s. CROSS corner East Falls and Eastern
avenues n26tf
XKTANTED-A WAREHOUSE, or the FIRST
w FLOOR Of Warehouse in the neighborhood Of. En-
change Place. between Pratt and Second Streets between
Cheapside and Gay street. Address box LOIS, Post
office. oiS-u
A YOUNG MAN, FULLY COMPETENT TO
ATAKE CHARGE OF A SET OF BOOKS, WISHES TO
PROCURE SITUATION in that capacity with some good
house, where he make himself generally useful The
satisfactory references be given Please address
'B0OKKEEPER' at this Office a25-tf
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5nsuraitts GUrtluaitiks.
MARINE AND INLAND INSURANCE.
OFFICE OF THE
NEI RI 'E URANCE COMPANY,
NO % PINE STREET.

NEI RI 1E INSURAN NOE COMPANY
NO. % PINE STREET.
THE AaoyE COMPANY, HAVING THEIR CAPITAL
Of $2OO00O paid up in Cash, is prepar Issue Poll
Inland Navigation RISKS and socit the Patronage Of the
a a E 1 e charter Pgvass thai Of the profits
tw@thirds among the Dealers.
to $O0OO considerable amount Of which is already sub
strbed and paid in The Books of Subscrpton will remain
toc VIII B ae S sgre11er Of
the receipts already gven on ard after TUESDAY the
WI T. GA 4H5Xpg P5s;ia S3ss p,..,,
C. F. WREAKS, Secretary.
DIRE CTORS.
A E EAN Of 4 R Van Nest Co.
WILLIAM REDMOND.
F SF8GfF Of ga snc Of &c Co
! B. DICKINSON Firm of waEeman 6imon Co.
FR$NS1$ H1iii!IwIY ,'''~ OF Ross F"''one' Co.
ETs F@ Of S Sstt2 F kenRGR
s. r. kEYNAL.. Firm Of vatabe 5, R. Reynal.
fHAEkEs # Toqs s@t SGT Co. Co.
cHA l Of Gr Of NJ h nGbSe CO Co
J. T. CoGHIlL.-...... Firm of J. H. Coghill Co.
JOHN MORTIMER. JR
j. NELSON ,TAiPPAN.......Firm of Tappan Starbuck
LANES D FISH. Firm of J. D. Fish Co
EDMuND TABER.
THOMAS OWEN. Firm Of Thomas owen Son
EotIS R WA 1SR Of Walsh, Carver Chase
G & 4 + Firm of TR R,aif Sale S Co
MM HAkSEG President 18th Ward Bank
RN Ii ,F FMGG. F rm Of Fogg Bros
T. W HOWE President Park Bank
}3S & Firm I'LL Of Abraham Be $Sa
THOS c. 7. BUCKLEY. Firm of Platt Gerard x Buckley
MARCUS c. HAWLEY Firm Of HawIey K Co
HENRY T. CLARk... Firm Of Clark, West & Co
The undersigned having been appointed gent for the
above named Company, is prepared receive applications
for Marine and Inland Insurance.
GILMOR MEREDITH,
Erp,a JI,ca
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COLEMAN'S EUTAW HOUSE.

{ oLEMANS EUTAW HOUSE, nonr
ROBT. B. COLEMAN, late of the firm Coleman 4 Stet-
Of the Astor House. and recently of the St NchO
las Hotel. New York, has, in connection with his SON,
FREDERICK W COLEMAN, taken the charge of the above
well-h nOwn house for a of years
Many important alterations and Improvements have been
made rendering it rsclass in every respect The location
of this house is convenient to travellers and citizens, the
City Cars passing constantly all points, and the Bat
and Ohio and Washington De2ots being in close
unity
Liberal arrangements will be made with families and sin
gle gentlemen, for board (either full or partial).
They will continue the INTERNATIONAL HOTEL at
Niagara Falls y. Y, in the sumptuous that
has made it popular with the travelling public during the
past season. dl-3m
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HOUSE, known as NJ IS Ri hnond street
Terms prescribed by decrccCash the day OF sale
WI. 4, ADAiE, trustee
LENNON & BROGDEN.
dc 2aw2w&eots Auctioneer
BY CANNON = iA1TH4Vvi77:
ii ANUEL T. FORSYTH. LEWIS Il CoLz

hANUEL 7. FORSYTH. LEWIS CoLz
SNUFFS AND SMOKING TOBACCOS.
TIE UNDERSIGNED,
PR . p r isE T ORS #
PIMIlCO SNUFF MILLS AND
SMOKING TOBACCO FACTORY,
IN BALTIMORE COUTTT,
Have removed their place Of business from y Exchange
Place
No 81 FAYETTE STREET, three doors west OF Charles
Where will be found stock Of Manufacture Of
SNUFF AND SMOKING TOBACCO OF ALL GRADES
AND EVERY STYLE OF PACKAGES,
- - In part follows
SCOTCH SNtFF-loOSe, in bbis. and kegs.
do. do. In beef and calf bladderS packed in bbis
AMI tegceS.
do. do. IN 4 H. bottles in e, and : dog cases
do. do. In 2 md OF. papers, in bbls., II ard
dCz.
MACCOBOY SNUFF-In tierces, kegs jars a bottles
COARSE SNUFF-In tierces, kegs aud jars
STEM SNUFF-In hblS.
SMOKING TOBACCO,
Nos. ], . and 3, cut and dry, in bbs, pound aund,
and quarterpound papers, neatly put gross half
gross boxes
VIRGINIA SMOKING TOBACCO,
Ofa grades loose in bhs also in pound half pound ami
quarter pound papers and in packages Of II and 0L
Also in 10 h. bales manufactured of Virginia and Carolina
Tobacco carefully selected by
n$- We would solicit q share o. your patronage.
FORSYTH K COLE,
"a Faycttc street, 3 doors west rf Charles,
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-.
s22f Il Baltimore street.
WALTER CROOK, JR.,
w No. 22O BALTIMORE STREET,
Invites the attention Of to his very extensive
Prs r. qS$HSSEEHfS S$$Ss CLOTHS
Embroidered ai3 'BFisn@a aaS 9 fs5e COVERS
Plain CLOTHS, in different colors with silk yandyck
Holben and Bay Leaf Borders to match. mhl2-tfriw
PER HAN GINGS.
HOWELL. & BROTHERS.
,ro,, 269 BALTIMORE STREET Opposite Hanover2
now receiving from n n their Factory + u ! >
The assortment is, as usual varied and includes all the
f FRE PkSfS E" and 10" priced CURTAIN PAPERS,
Those buying to se again. we'll those wanting Pa
Orders from the country promptly att nded to. slO-h
I ACE CURTAINSl LACE CURTAINS
II MUSLIN CURTAINS; ,-...
WALTER CROOK, JR. ,'-' 'oi''''"'
22o BALTIMORE STREET NEAR CHARLES,
has IHGE AT MsN III stock q"
og gxEdfiE BsASS "
His assortment better than offered in this
city.
W M Az + B u IarF { f f SD Of Es,
Gilt Gilt and Cloth, Painted. Transparent &C. on hna
Cambria.
Al! sH Tif5fs a aPd fOlGIi Or
All kinds Of -
SHADE v ANR ftsSR RI TElNYINGs.
always hand and made to order
PAP Ell: sf f i 6 4 2 S,
FRENCH NGE GH SP fe
His stock includes all the different qualities and Styles
from the cheapest and planest to the richest and enables
inss Selection Of FIRE-BQARDs on hand.
mhl2tfrIw
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STEAMSHIPS,

3%4 Oh AR E S on
S&&&AG EVERY TEN DAYS.
THROUGH IN FIFTY HOURS'
The frst-cass steamship
"LOCUST POINT"
Capt. D. French
Will leaveSpears wharton
TUESDAY, December 9th
at O'Clock, P. NJ precisely
No freight received after IL O'Clock on the day sailing
No Bills Ladng will be signed after the departure of the
Steamer
For freight only apply to . - .
SAMUEL T. PEARCE, Agent,
ll6 Spears wharf
Agents in Charleston, JOHN ". CALDWELL son.
tuaity in her departure NAV be relied on. dls-tf
<$F& NEW YORK
--aaaso#a2a9
THROUGH IN FORTY HOURS
SCREw STEAMSHIPS
POTOMAC. Capt. G. W Watson
PARKERSBURG, Capt. VIM. Powell
THOS. SWAMI, Capt j. 7. Ramsey
GE0RGE'S CREEK, CAPT l. Wiliett
Having been reftted with and powerful Machinery,
!EAvEN NEW YORK,
FROM f'er ~ ~ II BA Att
From Spears wharf,
EVERY MONDAY, WEDNESDAY AND FRIDAY, MAX
ING THE PASSAGE "
Merchants rely upon the greatest regularity and
dispatch by this line
FREIGHT SIX CENTS PER FOOT FROM NEW YORK.
NO WHARFAGE CHARGED. Shippers to Boston, Provi-
dence and Portland have their Goods promptly forward
ed by this line free of commission.
Apply to SAML. T. PEARCE, Agent,
ll6 SPEARS WHARF.
or to n. B. CROMWELL& CO.,
IS WEST STREET,
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INVEST Il VEINS,
w IMPORTERS, MANUFACTURERS,
&ND DEALERS IN
o. FIKTURES,
LAND AND STOCK BUYERS.

AS. HENNESSEY h CO.'S and other brands
'-tfr s. Baltimore Of
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
CONTROLLERS OFFICE, I
City Of New Orleans. April ., 1859. )
I No. 1854. 4

Az oRDINAEcE providing Of The right Of nsy
e establish Railroads in the city Of New Orleans and for
Es.ssd Tass u. cempresr y and . hereby request
N s ' IN 3 y
persons sssifass Il snisrns vh ths siy q
hw s s q % sa .ca
mater 81 forth sil:'1
ss ss .a s ';ss
The .ds q Genial street g Rsngsr, street
% .ss
4s sn Ss 5 ~
vest q Rsmp. sss Along The wcss ;ds Of Rampant
s.ss.I0. tpss through saas Toeasno street
q &c @ sass e. s
pattern those in the city Of Philadepha and the
sssss 6 al d s III ns ss a;
4 &C. IN &. 70
sci the center Of @ and Rasphne
@ay III hsrssfi.r made 81 which he sane
~ as ksp se psUea and streets through
One shall be exclusively for cars passing up and
fare Canal Toledano street. or for any
T aas
the Barracks shall not exceed five passenger
than horse Tor each car they ssai
driven abreast Sid cars shall Be run ~ often
not a greater than every minutes from daylight
oeloes until Midnight esesy nif minutes nom ten
Said contractor contractors shall annually into the City
annual levied real and yaue sad road
and hxtures to be assessed BY the usual Of
ment Should the contractor contractors refuse
elect t. keep II, The streets in the order and condition
street streets TO DO repaired repaved the
said contractor contractos and in the their
usal to for the the shall be recoverable
fore court OF competent Jurisdiction for benefit
city That the speed Of said shall exceed six miles per
hour AL thai may be said roads, betw
light placed in aconpicHous position
and for the violation Of this other ordnsnce
nw that be hereafter enacted in accordance with
PROVISIONS 81 this resolution on the part OF officer
liable to all fines or dar ages arsng hereform.
The tad roads shall DO simultaneously at Ca
whole work; the grades Of the streets the ucon
Of the said roads shall be nader the supervision Of City Sur
and with specifications file in his Office The laying Of said
railroads shall be commenced within months from date Of
CONTRACT and completed within eighteen months date Of
end should the contractors fail to
void The said contractor shall good and
solvent tecnry in the Of thousand dollars for the
and completion Of said railroads within the
The right of to be the parties Offering the
bonus the privilege and the money paid within
thirty days from the contract must be
directed to the City Comptroller and endorsed The
constructing the City Railroads be opened by the Comp
roller in The presence of The Charmen Of the Committees
posals be the rejection Of Common
Council. q
city of New Orleans shall not be responsible for any
york done materials furnished for this
ay and thereon either for the rcoD REPAIRS
any other of whatever kind shall by
contractor or contractors.
!. President Board Of Assistsnt Aldermen.
lSignedl J.O. NIXON,
President Board OF Aldermen.
IS 62t fSignedI GERARD sTITH Mayor
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TNO. CULBETsq'sON &. CI5ART.IcS m 1,1, =
BEk5sON, Attorneys Counsellos al. Law No II 81
1onls hange Alley bstween Cont and Bsnye streets
Syn et1SaAo' AL en-
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.a-m....s. NEW ORLEANS, 1859.
To the Honorable the Common Council
OF the city of New Orleans
WE the Undersigned, owners of real estate
W frohng on Girod respectfully hon
square block stone from New Levee Liberty street The
surface to be semieptica and OF the high altitude practical
bic The to bs adjudcated bidder by the
COMPTROLLER after five days notice in the official Journal
And your petitioners in duty bou- will ever pray
b H. Kelsey, 30 feet.
Sabine Gomez, 80
H. 7. Hill, IS :,
M G. job, 90
e. FL Keefe, %
R. ". 3. NJ. & L. Johrson So :.
j. PEBBLES, GA .
G. W. Cannack, 80 .
H. RAREsHIDE. Sec'y pro tenn,
Board of Assistant Aldermen,
-..s.. NoUvELLE ORLEANS, 1859,
AlHonorabe Conseil Cotnmun
de la Vile de la Nouvelle- Orleans
| ES sonasignes, pro prletalres fafsant face
la rue irod respectueuseent pettionnsut yotre honor
able corps ref ayr la ite pierres
de la rue de la Nouyee Leyee la Lbere La surface
devra etre semieipcal haue que possible Iadiu
dcation fate par Controeur os davis ofce
II. L. Kelsey, 81 peds,
Sabine Gomez, 80 ~.
IT. II. 7. Hill, 56 .
O. Job, 90
Y. II. Keefe, 90
RW. R. NJ. Il. johnson, s6 :.
j. PEBBLES, "a :.
G. w. Cam mack, 80 :,
II. RARESHIDE, Secretaire pro tenn,
my laWo@ dn Conseii des Assistant Aldermen.
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MARIE DE LA NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.,

EN- VERTu do la resolution No. iA0s du Consul Commun
app.onve 70 1882 avis represent donns que Fin
tehlion DO la willie de Ia Nouvels Orleans
per5e suarre aenS DIES asant face marche do
Aagasns Q1areme District ss's du Camp
Marie de la du Camp des avasirs
Ia section 10 de Ia chartre de Ia Nouvelle. Orleans
ms lawSw GERARD STTTH Natre
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:. ~, NEW onlaAxs, March IS, 1859.


w fronting on Basin strcst 1snsc"fix som
orabe body to have the roadway said paved with round
stone from Common to irod street The surface semi
sptca and Of the highest altitude practicable Tho TO
notice in the official JOURNAL Aud your Petitioners as
duty bound will ever nrnv $3.50 '''~N,f' -" a."
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- CULLUNps SPRINGS. oHOcTAW CoT,Nrv
lEsl Ala, eght. rig milea Moha

- CULLUPS SPRINGS, GHOcTAW COUNTY
Mfa Ala eight nix miles above Mobile, TWENTY-FIVE fls
the Tomtigbee river. - ~ W.
The undersigned takes pleasure announcing To hIs sepd.
and the pnblc that his establishment IL
cepon Of visitors. During past winter MANY nnovss.ss
fort and convenience only the invalid others
ing recreation and pleasure The coBsst Of -
erection of several cottages the discovery nav
prDgs Of eesone the other of iron Che latter
nounced by chemists be OF the carpctsr
modous etc and the whole esabshmsu hsa
been repnined and renovated The bath houses
the circular spring house. fitted expressly their
mediation have been particular y attended to.
An experience In the of public house.
than twenty Ave years md discrimination keep on ~
list OF arstciass hotels" will he trusts continue .
has been engaged for the Ten pin alleys
places for amusement provided the premises Coz
tnges are AZ separate and are neat clean and airy
Commodous Hight danght will ply regularly tice
week to the landing on the Tombgbee river from Mobile
As to the curative virtues Of the waters they onlx
surpassed the most sangnine Of the b
Springs In the United Stae time they nave fee
made known this public that many cures n
obstinate chronic diseases certainly present
variety OF and valuable chemical medicinal cofbtna
tious.
The Springs of the kinds OF waters found
in the county viz The celebrated vichy the Chaybeate
Iron the Feesone and the sulphur Such
niod, not to be found single place tho vhoa
South-h fact W ich invalids cannot well n5te,
Arrangements being made Express
New Orleans to Mobile 10 these Springs in prevent the
however under regularly three tir
week.
Tctms of board will be moderate
Carriages in waiting the landing upon the arrival Of The
An analysis of the he had applying to j. WA
TERMAN Bro corner Of Mtgazne and Common atxests.
who are my agents in New Orleans.
my9 D4w3m PrnrsJac,r
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FOUNDRY AND mACHfNM-suOp.

%fAJg GEORGE PATTERSON
~ Successor to Mclean Pattersony corner Of neIors
:, and Nav Levee streets.
The undersigned Is prepared 10 lanafscture sTEa
ss BOILERS and MACHINERY Of ali kinds for
steam Boats Sugar Plantations, Saw Nis Cotton presss
Draining Machines and Railroads Gin Gear Horss Pows,
tl5e ; rons Furnace Mouths aud Crate Bars. '
bNASs "oRk OF every description. Metallic Packing for
Steam Cylinders, Gun Metal Rings etc. As "
bLAGksMlIH WORK Of all descriptions having steam
hammer for the purpose Of doing heavy work 80 = ~
He will keep on hand all times Crate Bars Nnee s,
by steamboats,. T' - "'' 'i@e' uSeo
he is the sale of John Osborn Patent Fuel Saw
ng crate ar so highly spoken of by the Pcsyune Printing
once ana Others that have them in Of these Bsr
tishrnen ' E ny AZ 'ts e'tao
He has also made arrangements sale o.
oiiers and Machinery, and will establish T)epo
me where large quantity Of second hand Boil
New Orleans, June l. 1883 ioi !;
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+ No. 4l74.

No. 4lTA. j
Reolred That ordinance No. 1864 entitled an ordinance
for the sale Of the right Of establish the city
Of New Orleans and for other purposes be same is
hereby amended single track railroad commencing
on Egh;h street in lieu Of . Toedano street. along
West side Of Rampant street, in lieu of the fast Ram
Part thence along the West side Of Rampant
and after the words another srgs track railroad
maze street the East side of Rampant lien Of the
side and along the East side Rampant street TO
Canal street. lieu of the West sde Rampant street, also
to insert the words through Magazine Eighth street
in lieu OF Toedana streetn and through Eighth street 10
its junction with Prytars street. lieu Camp streen
The privileges Of the right Of for con
tractors shall te twenty The said railroads. cars
lures and to the city expiration Of
said twenty years on vauson to be ascertaned dis
Interested persons one to be appon ed by said
and the othe, by tbs city and in the of
to said valuation between the i'd parties thus
third party Ct umpire shall be appointed by Of
thus amended that said ordinance be same is hereby
adopted.
[Signedj ALFRED KEaRNy
President pro tenn. Board of Assistant Aldermen
[Signedl j. o. NIXON,
f President Board of Aldermen.
Approved April !, 1852
lsignsdl GERARD sTIrH. Mayor.
Notice nronosaJe ty,a ,hon,
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-05-25

NoUyELLE- ORLEANS, avril 1859.
| A PETITION dies sOussignes proprietaires
- faisant face residents dams Philippe Maya
sin ct SChares representa- respectueusement que maoe
equse par la nouvee chRrte de ia vile
tion lis demsnden honorable corps passer
luton autorsaRt lie Con6eur vende apres cinq
In gazette eiciele conlpet
ct goes sur lie cote Quest de la Philippe
les linte mentionnes pieds dtte yepte
SOFT finale, lie soit contractor acGue
reur Les placements seront fats
du travail commencement agnemens ct nyellemens ami
seront donnes par lie voyer de la vile.
Richard SWAIN IS peds.
r. II. Thorn, lf5
J. Dugas, 1870 :,
E. II. Lameyer agt. de
c. W. Fgles, $50 :,
A. P. Cleveland 2A :.
H s, Euckner, $50 :.
W. Banne, GA :.
F. A. iuling, 100 :,
J. H. Redenberg, 1l6 .,
j. o. Lewis $50 :,
John s. Wallis, rent de Mrs.
A. NJ Therciud, 90 =,
John Kruittschnitt, 1877 :.
JAS A. HOPKINS,
ais 1tawSw Secretare du Consei des Aldermen