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The Cass County Republican. [volume] (Dowagiac, Mich.) 18??-1880, 1859-08-25

"a The man who was "moved to
tears" complains of the dampness OF
the premises, and wishes to be moved
back again.
The Cass County Republican. [volume] (Dowagiac, Mich.) 18??-1880, 1859-08-25
Chicago Market.

AUGUST Esd, 1859.
Flour-Dull, at s5@5.5o for white winter; -a5
$500 for red do. ~.
-Wheat-Firm, at 75@s0c for Spring; 5000 for
Red; S6@1O5 for White, in store. - 4
Corn-Frm at 6lt 06414 in store. ~ "a
0ats-Quiet, 2e@2s1zc. s,-s- = l b1ss
Potatoes-50@60.
The Cass County Republican. [volume] (Dowagiac, Mich.) 18??-1880, 1859-08-25

~ A mountain is made up of
atoms, and friendship of little matters,
and, if the atoms hold not together, the
mountain is crumbled into dust.
The Cass County Republican. [volume] (Dowagiac, Mich.) 18??-1880, 1859-08-25

.arffsfIo-sss AuaUsr Esd, 1882
Flour-Quiet; e475@4s71S. 80 iese.S5a 81
wheat-Firm and in active demand at 81 CLOG
Corn-Quiet; quoted at re. -
Oats-Quiet at soc. ssi--s .,r .s-stsl IrsF
Butter-Firm and scarce at 14c. e 30
Potatoes-In better demand at s5@42c.
The Cass County Republican. [volume] (Dowagiac, Mich.) 18??-1880, 1859-08-25

~ Mrs. Harrison, the venerable
widow of ex.President Harrison is
very i'll at her residence at North Bend.
The Cass County Republican. [volume] (Dowagiac, Mich.) 18??-1880, 1859-08-25

CORRECTED WssAA@s
RrpupIrcAx Oyy1cE,
- - August Is, 1882
FIoun-Best quality, $3.50 q $500 per DOL
WHnAr-s4 q sc. per bushel.
Rx-5ec per. bushel.
Oars 2sc. per bushel.
PorAroEs-50c. per bushel
BEAxs-s1 ooc. al .12H per bushel.
HAxs--la q 1sc. per pound.
BUrTsR-1a q lac. per pound.
CHEEss-l2c. a lsc. per pound
LARD-11c. per pound tAf
INDIAN MEAL-$2.00 per cwt -
{ HIDns-grsen, SIC. q &c. per n
HrDEs-dry, 1sc q l4c. per b.
PsLrs-$1. 90 o. each. :. "a
APP1Es- Dried, la1xe. q 1sc. per h.; i
Eaes-s % &c. per Dozen
wooI-s5 q soc per ib.
/. sxIrAfne, sl.7o per Dbl; coarse, $500; ase.s
per sack. 49,. 49, ~ n,
The Cass County Republican. [volume] (Dowagiac, Mich.) 18??-1880, 1859-08-25

The Administration majority in
Alabama for Govs,nor win considers
bly, exceed twenty thousand.
The Cass County Republican. [volume] (Dowagiac, Mich.) 18??-1880, 1859-08-25
4. o. q. n.

s,,.ssxz. The regular meetings of Dowagiac
z%TSE Lodge No. 81. /. o. 0. F., are held at
Sssssits<< their Hall on Thursday evening of
each week, at " o'clock. Transient brethren in
good standing are cordially invited to attend. .
F'- s4s . j. p. WILEY, n. g..
WILLIAM GARLAND. Sec'Y. Iszsg - -
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L q q II

The regular meetings of Eureka Lodge No. 80,
of the Independent Order of Good Templars, are
held on Monday evening of each week, at the Hal
over F. G.. Larzelere's store. ~ H@17as
.H- C. f.. JOHNSON, ". c. T.
e. NJ. BALLESGER Secretary. 49, -s....f.l
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Special Notices.

MASONIC.
NJ The regular meetings of Dowagiac Lodge,
~ No. 10, F. and A. NJ, are held at their Hail
on the first Saturday before full moon Of every
month. p. ID. BECKWITH, W. NJ.
NJ. PORTER. Sec'y.
The Cass County Republican. [volume] (Dowagiac, Mich.) 18??-1880, 1859-08-25

wrote the Poet, and History confirms it.
Were we to trace to their origin
most if not all the great revolutions in
opinion or politics which History re-
cords, we should be struck with the
obscurity and apparent insignifcance
of the germs from which they sprung.
A casual word dropped by some passer-
by, single stroke of the authors pen !;
"a truth the dim revealing of which
has been the scholars only recompense
for long years of mental toll and pri-
walton, may have illuminated mind
that mind bequeathed it to another, un-
til some master-mind lays hold upon
it and with it revolutionizes empires.
Thus has it ever been in the conflict
between Truth and Error; conflict
which shall only cease when our HUI
mainly shall reach that exalted oondi-
ton by "poets sung and by prophet
bards foretold," when He shall come
"whose right it is to reign, Till then
the world will ever deem
To side with truth is noble, when we share hel
/ wretched crust,
Ere her cause bring fame profit and It's prosper
Gus to be JUST u - 81
i Reader, this conflict is a holy, anc
may be made a bloodless one put ther
thy hand to the work and turn no
back: fear not the crown of thorns
the bars of steel, the prison or the rack
i eff thou hast truth to utter, speak
leave the rest to God"
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-04-28

SPECIFICATIONS for the contract for
y making bick sidewalks bordered by curbsronts
CUTTERS both sides of Clara from Julia Common
street. for raising the sidewalks already
street,
WIDrH slDEwALKs-The sidewalks shall be twelve
feet in width.
CuRBsroSEs-Hewed and dressed shall lire the
sidewalks of North river blue stones other Of equally
slope sides from three six long
thirty inches wide and not less than three and half
thick They shall be we'll set 10 good JOINTS and in workman
shall end with nicely
the where desired for draining lots They shall be duly
ntesprsed In lengths of from three six feet throughout the
work according the directions and levels be
City curbstone shall three
inches every foot of its hight towards the line of the an
housesshal also soihy fixed and backed in the
approved prevent wash and sinking
less than three and half inches thick
than three having than inches
The surface of the adjoining suter SHALL be admitted
| the work.
awi cypress twelve inches wide by four inches THICK
enss OF not less than twenty feet Except where
hoer lengths necessary hnved and scsrfed inches
pinned there and Mt intermediate of five
Win OAK pins not less than four feet long by inches in
pks piereet sianng The edge panks nea- est the
cnhsoe shall b. bevelel to the other or
suse IS 70 have notches of eight inches inches
eus out ~ every eight feet thereof these cypress
braces q not less than four feet long eight inches wide and
tso irchs thick pointed the which enters The ground
VIII PC hniy driven down and spiked said gutter plank
with az least three o. Ave Inch spikes each bruce and
tnse mere VIII he verge Or sela of cypress len inches
wide by Two and htlf inches thick well raea ia the
plank aforesaid with six inch spik S. The gtr
shat be OF dry river sand -four inches Ill ana ofdly bed
beotethe pins driven The al tba farne hoard
shall project aud half inches above lie surface ii be t
ter ank and the latter shall be laid with slope Of one inch
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

spro.onss cutters lots
BY gh, inches deep and ssr be made Of and half inch
srd shall through the whole wida the side
BRICK PAyExEsrThe walk pavement shall be laid with
lake bricks Of the best quality In herring bed of lake
ye guilty
sss ssss ss
.nsohy with desyiy slope towards the outline Sf
e BY the At his own and
until completely solid Ihes shall b. bedding Of orr haf
Tsa ifa Ss ]
that ss will
and e .1 Is oasa I'D IVA sssay laid on d
ss h SafysySs Ie = I
@ ss nsw Th s s
,,ucon Of said sidewalks the contractor shall to
said provide materials which may be
r'sssd without sas shall.
the enrs Of the City Survey who will be the sole
Az the materials shall be Of the beet quality and shall be
h s s s o S IS s work in III.
days Gowng the s Of the BY the
~ o len dollars Per day for each ed every day thereafter the
Good and solvent security in the sum of $1,000 shall be re-
CURED from the contractor to guarantee the faithful
be the completion and acceptance of he
BY The City Surveyor as follows to,wit the proportion to
conformity with l9 oil the
city charter said bills TO be collected by the who
shall be ubrogaed to all the rights of the city and
the ss ss e.
for any Of sad bills. ST ond the same not be paid
The shall Into the City Treasury prior
ceving his certificates and bills the Of publication of the
petition Of the holders being well understood that
said shall have the right Of demanding Of said petit
toners the reimbursement OF said cost Of publication
we'll understood that in Ct failure by the contractor
begin finish the work part thereof within the period
fixed in the Council be dissatisfied with the
aunu the conac, without putting the in
applying court OF Justice annu the and without in
Shall time abandon the work finish and
forfeit all claims he have for any part
up the date of he abandonment that
the city shall eby discharged from any liability
refor; and well understood that in the
resod the and bis securities shall be held
bound soido, pay the city all less difference
iween the pvce which originally ID
the work and the price at which be aduicated
al resale readjrdcation.
be per running foot Of sidewalk complete.
GLIDING turning the nes per running foot OF old
sidewalks reconstructed complete.
New Orleans, April &c. 1859.
tSignedl LOUIS q. PILE City Surveyor
Approved by Committees Landings of both
Boards of the Common Council.
's'sHsal RoBB'rs i MrYsHR, charnen.
Registered April 25, ls59.
AID lot henry DUREI,, CornptroiIer
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.

oulss Claiborne street. shall be enclosed with iron posts
na chsu IN with the plan and In
Tie posts Of the best cast iron. one half of an
aetit ,s set
ess and s By The G
o1 hs Whole SHOW the plans The foundation for
nj las a1ss aa they
&c ssls ss % s % 5
The posts shal! be connected by chains Il ron
Te On p ns s sna 70
good of oil paint such color be selected
The whole work to be entire satisfaction of the
y who will be the sole Judge of the quality OF the
Al the materials shall be of the best quality and she'll flu
The bound begin the work on each and
.ns By hs sos Sr Ss
paving Of said Canal street and to complete the
ten dollars per day for each and day thereafter the
Security of So shall be required to guarantee
the e in,.h, 1 performance of the contract;
every square and the by the City Surveyor;
ss x un e.. mn nn g Ara of
cs TIM s esrcs shall py no prior
~ RSGsn tn h.. s. al.
tractor shall have right said petitioners the
well understood that failure by the cont &C
Council Se a shslsd x M,'h hs ns
N wheh tue work Is being executed the Council shall
rsSE csSs n"a as
indemnify is well thai IN cs se the
tracto shall at lime abandon work or not finish and
complete the same n conformity with contract the said
Shall forfeit all claims he have any part
gone by him up to the date Of the
ne ey snail oe hereby DISCHARGED from liability
be esod the contractor and his shall be held and
bound dido nuothe city all difference between
ne pc al which the contractor originally TO
a resale or rehabilitation - "
Bids to be running foot for the whole work completed
New Orleans, April 70, 1889. s
lsgnsd LOUIS PILE. City Surveyor
Boards of the Common Connc. " s " JUN
(sgnet H vENNARD 3
(Sfsned ROBT HryEVEi tCharmen.
Registered April 25 1850
a2S LIT HENRY DUREI, for compt olle-
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4 4
~ Ter o. the neutral ground Canal street from Tchoup IN
NJ claiborne street she'll walk eithteen feet in width
shall be hled o. the contractor and smoothly beded in
dance with the grade to be given by City survivor The
NIL ng TO be O. dry liver sand. "
Eighteen feet in width the Of tn. neutral ground
sha oe overs with coating Of clesn lake shells
* inches n ek and said shells shall b rolled with 500 lbs
sef ~ oieh ~ may be necessary and until they form M
Fact md solid body coating of hydraulic cement gou shall
men pc spread NJ over ne shells and shall be worked such
otherwise il shall be rejected. '1 'n'''n '"''"'e'
he whole work shall be to the entire satisfaction
the City suryeyor who will be the Judge Of III work
All the materials hall be of the quality and shall he
furnished mis- BY the contractor, as we'll the labor
after the completion of the square block paving n
every sanaT by the contractor for paving Of said ST.
teen days thereof a penalty of fen or Nv IA
each and every day thereafter the no. completej
the 10 an amour. OF Soo shall be required guarantee
PAYNE Is in cash the completion the work on and
every and acceptance of the by CITY Surveyor
ehch settlement until the completion the whole wo
n wei Understood that in case of failure by the conac Or
Rod liked or in case the Council ba dissatisfied with t
n whleh tue work is being executed Council shall hay
in default as required by article 1908 Of the Civil oas and
without applying to court of justice annnl Tue same and
the cGnraco. shall any abandon The WORK or t
and complies the same in conformity with his contract The sad
snail to all claims he any part Of
ae Work done by hin to the date of ali
thai the city shall be hereby discharged from any and al, w.
biliy therefor and 1t is also we'll understood a in ra Ia.
sonrac ne reso the conract and his iecries shall he
he'd and bonnd in soido nay unto The city ali ass ai
enee the price at which the contract " originally
raeed to peom the work and the price at which Il NAV
sd'nt'cated at resale or readudc ton. ~ " ' "
.ds 10 oe per running foot for the whole work complete
Ne fs;, orl,ans' April 20, l9sg;
Approved by the Commit on Streets and ann " OH
Boards of the Common Council "'e i4hans' OF both
sisass -, .. +, ho ibEhRaTNnnrA 5ahs oharnosn.
mr.
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.

The old the old gutter Stone and the old ronn
CID as ssssa md
moved la and hanlsd away by him ., ana ..,, y.
The shall be bound the work TX he thirty
end eomps the same fifteen months after under
siter The same is no, completed. -
s Ct ct s
Payments to be made the completion Of the paving Of CHI
pestv holders IN bills ain said propert hoaers to
by A s IS s s ss s
who shall be the gn q a. S n
Nsy Orleans not to he held Ii liable DS :! sns
tanning in euanee ten per cent Of each settlement the
The conrscor shspsy the City Trer,nry ,or 70 re:
@
IN
n Il ss e
in which the work is executed the Council shall have the
sss So
w to sa
shall lime abandon the work or no. finish and
sa S
dSns y s p ss a ns
and It also we'll !ha, in case the contract BE-
oldo tue city all loss difference be the
which the ct Originally mt to he
resale or rehabilitation
Bids to be per superficial yard square beck pa n fur
nhed and laid complete including the gutter stones
perca foot curhstone furnished and laid per ca'
foot IF crossing stones furnished and laid per running foot
new furnished and laid the whole width Of the side
walks running of oil tagging of The sidewalks
en- up rela iron bridge furnished and laid
complete. =
New Orleans, April Is, 1852
fSgned1 LOUIS II. PILE, City Surveyor.
Approvt BY the Committees Streets and Landings Of both
Boards of the Common Council.
TSxned1 Fl. T. vENNARD, 2cl,
ROBERT uUYGHE, Sona""en'
Registered April Is 1882 81 .-r.
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e $50 NV ~ ~ n FL. Tor Gomntroller
> ing Magazine seet from Canaf GO for pay
'q qrt T1ss AND parssloss OF THE
S b s,r s IL b be- Of 1s 9Ga hard az
obong shape less than weTs apoa ars They hs be
IN ."a nn oa aesss s1P sssn
a lhsy % s e Be s s ts Gait @ parallel
fiat aud free Of AT The ne a ISp h be dressed
WI the Sss o s a. We Gi a at an o e.
The gnttsr stone, shsii b, Of good hard v-.r,
inches vide and not G bs eg nEy inches on
quaf having 81 sa ss ask They
Tss e sna ens s 5 i s hs
s Te h o bs and md dressed o the
,seRS.s inches wide and in no less than
The Snail be Of North river bne stones of t
Vide mo- s,s f hsn * mot se hess hGn
a mae Of m best tor a5 t shall be Of North
dressed to smooth e ar and Obsd on hs surface
and ba s fe less than three feet square by
III ne ss best London srnve not
The T, sand s shall be clear sharp large
shall curb stones ThereyeF
h enI a n a m M their stead
ns ' nna nts
Of from 'hres s feet sa be $ny Int
eSe /. fn5s ,oss1 lS sss
ssdy 6zSd AID s @ apss
required By The the same by
sod bn hs aps gf1 R Ra
sand mixed Of M six sa London gravel and sharp
sa Tbs sa s and and s H. and dS ypgs hs
worn IA bs Gina me in Viii M
the bridges shall rest npon the nS Tor ne tops OF
and laid with an IL ,o er length the
and sbars sand nj ed a Gr inches Of London gravel
w },is ssa ,s S tDss ]
wse they shall be rejected, led IN with ne
and 4b shss ana shall, t.ts w. win me grave,
6s mi Be By him loos ha eaT pa
by ' sp o with the
s The f. face 2s q H. 9
shan top Of he pe soiirs q
AID hail boroash " rn @ sn and earP sand
M II &c pa nss Se sSs
rre Viii he street @ hTs Or =" an soss Of de
fully bedding tbe blocks A. hardeng bs evs.y ,e,
ae in order Il. that taeh block solid found
nSS ann sS s@f MAKE
the joints Shall Be me ss Man he blocks
;a 5 e. sos lend 9 s X S a +,
h ss Inches "s g. 1H ns
and the shall be o ay We placed upon the paving
a~ By he eon s X. h he Ess H.
hs sss sss T h he ws % rms
close onted IN the s sa nna w sa
ven ce if tea e a en
ss s ea 1s asss + a. ,,ss!y
dressed channel for the Var sh II b h Eta ~h usual tooi
hvdranc csn,snt r,o, Oh II Ne 'u aln well beded in
AL h"nses "', "ie ever required Tor draining los
| Wher- YER the sidawolts oro o,ua a , 49,, H.
found To- in. W. th are areany ntseed ana may he
tagging m up the sidewalks and rly NJ axe up the
Snrveror IN he hast W os establish py the City
wa, as exniainad for a ai ihne ana IN the same
| III Tha on,I,r,ntor H. II NV IVY, aassn's.
CURED 10 epaee the old brokn a new sS winch may be re-
sns ~ & oie Wor saal ne executed to the
with the netion will H. No VIZ Va ennoIln
mnrt ~ t "io' Tue sole Jhuee Oh the qualitg Of the
| Tha MD c,rhstonau ,,a all .,.... ..a... -,
s,one ma yinp The III ;n go ., a9 ne oH roma
street hail ne the nroneSv g .ha M pckea fnn Inc
moved and hauled 4way nv kim " '' anu sna De re-
Ali the materials sba' he of tho boSt ora,,,,, a., II
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.

sidewalks per running foot of old tagging OF the sidewalks
up eaid and iron bridge top furnished and at
complete.
isignedJ LOUIS II. PILE,
City Surveyor.
Approved by the Committees Streets aud Landings
both Boards Of the Common Council
[Signedl RoBT. HUYGHE, 2f,h.,r,o,
tSisnedl H. I. yENNARD, oHi'
Registered April Is, 1859.
a26 12t HENRY DUREL, for COMPTROLLER
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[ No. 4474. /


Resoieed That ordinance No. 1864 entitled ordinance
the right establish railroads
New Orleans and for other purposes be the
hereby amended read single track railroad
Eighth street, in lieu OF 1oedano and a6ne the
West side of Rampant street in lieu of the East side of Ram
part street, thence along the West side Of Rampant street
lieu the East side Of RImpar
and the words single rail
running the words aong the North side Espa-
street to The Eas, side Of Rampant street In lieu Of The
Canal street, in lien Of the West side of Rampant street also
to insert the words Through Magazine street Eighth street
in lieu of Toedana street, and through said Eighth street
distinction with Prysfia street, in lieu Of Camp street"
The privileges of the right of for said
shall he twenty gears The said railroads cas- fix
appuenances The city the expiration
said twenty years valuation
interested persons be APRON ed by said
and the other by the city and in the
disagreement TO said valuation between the sid
appointed trd party umpire shall be appointed by
the District Courts the decision thereby Anal and
thus amended that said ordinance be and same is hereby
adopted.
tSignedI ALFRED kEARSY
President pro tenn Board Of Assistant Aldermen.
tSiguedl J. o. NIXON,
President Board Of Aldermen.
Approved April !, 1889
[signedl GERARD sTITH, Mayer.
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/
a26 1T HENRY DUREL for Comptroller.
lott foG she eontraes Tor pay.
on i both sides q aid Poydrss res
block shal Is # GOOD hard srasis
osus n ss san aor ay
inches ii ~d and o more than twenty
Tssy we'll aaerriea having parallel square
sn s T. rs
joining t ga ter stones shall be cut At an angle Of ye
Aa
wide than eight thick. They
s. ys ssy ss ssS s %s
saa Il sna ysr Pc perfectly
well hewed dressed beve the The
thirty inches wide and in less than four inchesn thick
The crossing shall be of North river blue of the
hest aay vel awsd and not les than
The for the shall be Of North river blue
te and s
shall less than three feet BY
~ hall b the best London gravel
4 The sand sha1 be clear sharp sand of large grain.
MsspR Il Ga THE wosk Be
80 to By the and in hsir
grades be given by the good joints
to aas he and
shall have slope three inches for op
sdls Fixed and backed n The mos, ep,reSsd Ape
sSass @
well rammed hardened with the head Of tae bar
The sides and bottoms and M.gs e. the BRIDES shall be Of
In accordance with the directions 70 be given by the City
The gnts shall join p their length the urb
sns neh INCHES Of NM
The head q he nn solid shall be wei
.G oy S aa M mp s
s sy % @ and
sffses q the &c IL ID With The
ss e. @ ss ap ss d The
sH,s;ne :, The place The o
, q i
ps1rs sss e ss s Sek
shall Lay b9ss asle for ysse ss
bsSd ss .h wi ns, sssny sr safs
III sa a M a f e y aS e %ay solid
Ssss sss ' mo
sesnaeis a-a w a ns blocks are
ssa 'as savs hss sses n, ssd
aa sp she s Ss Of srss
af ss III s ss p Pinned s l tSsSss b. b.
he a a s ss d w. ss b s
shall then The agsas shall be laia a aSa veil ss,
as q Il and sss es ssS
r.. ns'ent ri even rs Of al hollow
fse a saomy s
sss ssn u inches wide BY inches thsk with The
ydrsaic cement mortar wherever required for draining
Wherever the SIDEWALKS already tagged and may b.
to- BY s sn pss e. a.
~ Ss s ( be B r a.
IL NJ new s which may be
sENEas hole work shall bsesecutea The
the reion viii be the sole judge Of the duality Of I'LL
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SPECIFICA rIONs for the contract for en-
" closing the remtial ground in the ee
from Teh6uptoulas Claiborne street with iron posts and
chs.ls - ~
The neutral ground i'll the cser Of Canal street choup
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SPECIFICATIONS concrrnIng the sale n

Notice hereby given that sealed proposals for the
contract will be received By 10 WEDNESDAY, 18th Of
june 1889 al IL O'Clock NJ.
t. THEARD, Cornptrolter,
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.ilA IlLMs MHIDsIECK CHAMPAGNE

~ sShsated Mne, Of tho above we'll known brand has
2o W. continue TO be- received By the undersigned In
- increased demand Of dealers and cou.
! 6; n sssi.dsd from the strongest evidence,
g aeidscf Co., OF Rheims, they have
Y ~ II aetsmnation to hripg and It's claims
= NJ Suas Ia o s article satisfy
ws ~ thcfersh Sssn brought 10 Bear II
Snses neassieck has his whole mind 10
sss to shs United states enabled him more
and Of his having prohad By that nforms en y
ey the champagne now for the palate Il
sxcsencs The ysristiss q brads Of Champsgas
md genuine wine must laok for Chafa He;dsect i,
&5tQsn the label, well the corks and capses
q sSssss14 r.. W, BAYAUp 4 Co..
Z As S. General Agents for North America, New YORK.
MAUhara Heidsecf be obtained In quantities al IN
neatpned Houses besides many others here MAJ s
a1skGf{atxh ssfk ~ fhe principal hotel keepers.
"a YS1E 81 E. j. HART CO.,
~ Ss*5Sss 3 J. H. 4 ]. N. MARKS,
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m II. HUGH LUCAS BECOMES A P4R7NgR ~
house this day The style Of the arm re,naius an
&NS<sd, COOPER L NEIRERT ~
A. e. : II z.s n and 70 Common street..
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ROAHDEMG - THOSE DEsIROUs OF OBFATNINV
lad i9 private boarding house by the day.
hTs tss1 ssis several large airy and we'll fatnsfd
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CoNPTRoLLER,s OFFICE, 4
City Of New Orleans, April Is, 1859.
I No. 449d, i

- -. sh.s IHgEsDAy 81 ,ss ?. Nay Nay
ssE /. rHEARn Comptroller.