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v p for ths for
on both sides of said Poydras street.
shall good erane not in any respect iner
quality to the granite obtained from Bos They shall be
in Than Twelve nor Than seag
6 a n s
and ends g to make tight JOINTS and the tops
joining cut At angle ' forty i've
$ sa s &c 10 BE- laid 'g0Ay from
The quite, shall be Of good hard granite obtained from
vide less than gst nehs lick fhSaS T Hns
shall be well qGaEsd hay parallel sides and
hegsd and dressed herwse hey shall Be eeed
well hewed dressed the Top answer the
hPTy the s h ne s Sc s s
The crossing shall North river blue stones of the
best quality perfectly well hewed and dressed less than
og Zee, long TIVE feet wide and no less than six inches thick
sGnss Of ns Ss raSSsd or on the surface
No aasone shall less than BY two
and a halt INCHES thick;
s s i h be the best London gravel
The sand shall b. sssr, sharp sand of large grain
o or sha TAKE the eabst wherever
eubones sha be 81 aosordns to bs T.s
and grades be given Surveyor good joints aid IL
length Nss to six feet throughout he e' work. s1ssp and
offs height The adjoining Sidewalks and sail also ' Be
lots Dan Be ssy 6 IN.
the aSs s4oos stsas, a T.
s. he a IS ond e e .n Gf and
best manner on bed Of London gravel aud hmp
well ranmed and hadsned head Of tie 10 e
curb and shs @ mss Ses s oss be Of
in accordnce with the directions be given by the City sur
I'D Ell Of The bridges shall resi-
Ihe gutier shall join II their ngth the stones
of inch on boonins of four inches London gravel and
he shallh,
Sn,e ne Joints not to over half an inch wide, rwsc
sharp sand. N"s '"'e' ''"'
The contractor shH lake the old stone paving and
grade the surface of the street in with Tie
the Superior face Of the blocks when laid The cow
tractor shall dres the road bed Of the street cny to be
song Of not less lh'n toar schss srav ard share
ss es with \
shall then Be ad IL laying The paving
grses with the line breaking in with every cr care
same order each block may rest on solid foundstion
he shall use all lay the they touch and make
positively be rejected BY the slyeyo When he S S @re
passs sh be copVe eI sTiye rO Ses
with 60 lb roller After The has settled he gravel
and sharp shall aced upon tse pay n.
III 's &c dsw shall he taken
m amsg py IKE s n se shall b filled
aegps be ad The digging shall 5s lid and a' we pi
hsdded y cement and close joisd ia The
peed present m surface, Of ali rugged or hollow
Sa and # 9hs wise
,ss than Y inches wide bss Tick with The usual too
Cement mortar wherever required draining lots
@sesyr the 81 ewalhs are already tagged and may be
@ ,oo W by n Surveyor The shall up the
ssSnsspsnd with the grades to be estabIshed by e @
as expispea f Pss wsnmanke manner and in the
q rspse s h II Gags which may be re
haex
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.

the eurbsones dra ng lots
shall Be ba by the Contractor They shall be four
he sides aaa bo via s BY
and said shall through the Whole width Of the side
lake bricks of the b,t quality herring lake
sss sHf Fly S
a an shs s q s ss a up With sharp and M
and
he % TO a'
ss ss asd
a. aeh q sharp sand under III. bricks which
'ess A.
ps Which . y e By the City Of line and
like manner be in all points with The
going spechcatons and to look we'll In the
Al old materials whieh found he surveyor and
SAID shall provide all new materials which may be
aEssRAL oIAusKsThe whole work shall be executed to
judge the aag be who will De the sole
Az the materials shall be Of thu quality, shall
The shall be Sosad Segn work the
Council 70 he * after under
ally q ten day for each and every day thereafter the
Good and solvent security in the of $1,000 shall be
aned from the contractor, to the faithful per-
Payments be made the completion and Of
be paid by The city cash proportion paid BY the
property olders in bills against said holders be
made by the City Surveyor IN conformity with section m Of the
city charter said bills to be collected by the contractor who
shall be subrogaed to all he rights of the city and
for any Of said bills, should the not be paid
The contractor shall into the City Treasury prior
ceivng his certificates and bills the cost OF publication of the
petition Of the properly holders being well understood that
said contractor shall have the right of demanding of said petit
toners the reimbursement of said cost of publication
well understood that in of failure by the contractor
On n he Be- h s
which the work being exeent the Council shall have the
fault required by article 1898 of the Civil Code without
applying court OF justice to annu the without in
demnity and it is also well understood that in the
complete the in conformity with his contract the said
work done BY him to the dae of the abandonment
the city shall he thereby discharged from any and all liability
thrto and is also well understood the
be -esod the contractor and his securities shall held ard
bound in sodo pay unto the city all loss or difference
tween the price at which the originally
perform the work and the price which may be aducated
resale REHABILITATION
Bits to be per running foot of sidewalk complete
GLIDING the turning OF the corners and running foot of old
sidewalks reconstructed complete.
New orleans April l6, 1859.
isigned;l LOUIS H. PILE. City Surveyor
Approved by the Committees Streets and Landings Of both
Boards of the Common Council.
sisned.l H Ko T yE HITyaEp }ohairmen.
Anvil; Ok
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SPECIFICATIONS for the contract for
~ making lex sidewalks bordered
CUTTERS on beth sides OF Clara from Juia
street, and for raising the sidewalks already Clara
street.
WIprH SlpEwALKs-The sidewalks shall be twelve
FEET in width.
CURBsToN ewed and dressed curbstones shall line the
sidewalks of North river blue equally
the slope IF the sides from three six long sixteen
thirty inches vide an not less than three inches
thick They shall be well SET in good joints workman.
Ike manner and shall end with nicely trough
the same where desired for drani lots They shall duly
tHtenpersed in lengths OF from three throughout
work, according 10 the direco and levels given
City Surveyor and each curbStone shall have
inches for foot of its hight towards the lne of
my also be soil fixed and backed in The
lnpored manner. to sinking OF
bricks usually this respect aud
no cuo tones less than three aud half inches
man three feet and having less
ne Npper surface OF the adjoining soa be admitted
WOODEN GuITgRs-Th gu tiers shall be made Of the hest
saw mill twelve inches wide far in hes thick IN
lengths OF not less than in eases where
shotef lengths hRred scirfe len c4 NJ
hel lss pnned there and ut space
diameter. driven through suitable holes in the gutter
blanks. percet santng The of plank nrn st te
cuEsoes shall b. bevelei to suit and the outside
edges is to have notches of eight inches
of les than four feet eight inches wide and
irch thick pointed the end which ground
will be firmly driven down and spiked with gutter plnnk
with at least three o. five inch spikes aud oyr
these there will be acia of cypress Ion Inches
Sife by and hs inches thick, nailed 10 ne gttrr
hal be of river sad, four inches ti sody badae
before the pins The facing board
ha project half inches Rhovs surface of the
sr nk, end the latter shall be laid with slope one inch
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N.Y. II I THEARD. Comptroller.
SPECIFICATIONS for the construction OF
- the following brick sidewalks boeed by curbsones and
first con,ract-For sidewalks on the north side Of 81 Az
drew from Magazine to Constance street. 10 feet in
second conract-For st. Avide
street. from Eysian Fields to Vaudeville street. IL feet in
Third contract-For sidewalks both sides Vaudeville
street Glrod St I'm the Baptist 10 feet In
~, % op both N1 ss q St.! so1o
Filth on both sides Of Morales street.
from s. Ferdinand street to Washington Avenue 10 feet in
Grod Morales and the side Of said street.
' Tsa n.py
street from st. Avi1s to prosper street 10 f;et IN width
from go,ds e, to II John The II. Bap street, 10 fee. IN
both sid Of said Spain from aoodehIidren St John
side sas Of Nrth river blue stones or other stones Of equally
ES s % Sf M 70
to thirty inches wide apa four inches tick They shall be
end Pssy sa n.GGE 'ss ghsrs ,saq,e%
om se to TX fsar rousbost he work aecornr to he d.
ectons and Levels which WI be given by the and
Of it, hiEn' towards s0e q the aeonins house shall also
prevent linking bcE. usually experienced
from negligence in this te,pest apa no less than
less than Is nehss below he upper surface of the adjoining
Woo IN rrrtns-1he cutters shall be male of the best
ssw mn cypess twelve inches wide by tour inches lhiek in
hoer lengths hased scarfed ten inches
ave fee WIN oak , is Than four feet long ~
inches IL diameter driven through suitable anger holes in the
est The shall be beseltd st aud the
incaes deep every eight feet there and hess.
& o @ e 5 esH fs , o ss sy s
ground will t firmly driven down and With said gutter
over these there will be or aci. Of sunk Of ten
S s Sh ' ARID WITH s aeR %e as ss KEEL Ss s9 The
Stngf IHn o. OF dy river .an oa nshes ih'e and SOL
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SeE CIFiCA TtONs for the contract for eu
clos ne rusla gfound in the center OF jsM 81 eet
chains ~ 49, ' ''S @
The neutral sroundin the oantt of Canal Tcoup
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Notice hereby given, that MONDAY, 9th instant
will nduicate my Office, at IL o'clock, M the shove
my2 II T. THEARD. Comptroller
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[ No. III. /


ResocTa That ordinance No 1864 entitled ordinance
for the sale of the right of establish railroad, civ
Of New Orleans, and for other pprpo4esh be same
hereby amended TO read single railroad commencing
Eighth street. in lien Of Ioledsno street nnd along the
West SIDE Of Rampant street. II lieu of the East side
pat street thence along The West side Of Rmpt iU
lieu OF the East side OF Rampant the United States
Barracks and after the words another sge track rail cad
runuug etc. insert the words along the North Of Esp
nae street 10 The Fast side of Rampant street in lieu of the
'Weat side and along the East side Rampant street
Caunl street. in lieu OF the est sds Of Rampant street,
insert the words Through Magazine Eighth street
lieu If Iolelana street. an through spd Eighth street
snnctiln With Prytai street. In lien Of Camp
The privileges Of the right Of for sad
tractors shall he twenty The said railroads. fix.
tnesA appurtenances the city exDration
SAID twenty years on valuation he asceraiei by
interested prrsn one 10 be aPpon ed b. said contractor
GontFRctfs AID the oher by the cry mud in the
dn- 10 said valuation the i'd partie thus
appo ted third purity umpire SHAH be appoined By one Of
the District Eonrt- the decision thereby had final aud
thus Amended that said ordinance be sane is hereby
adopted
tSignedl ALFRED KE tRSY,
President pro tenn. Board of Assistant Aldermen.
tSignedI j. o. NIXON
President Board of Aldermen.
Approved April l. 1850
[signgdl GERARD STITH, Mayor.
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lsigncii GERARD sTIrH, Mayor.


Notice is hereby given that esed proposals above
contract will be- received by WEDNESDAY, 18th of
jane 1859, at u O'Clock NJ.
as SGT T. THEARD. Comptroller.
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COMPTROLLER's OFFICE, 2
City Of New Orleans, May 2, 1850. I
TNo A5361
mo, 4533.1

NO. 1000
Resolre That the adjudication by the Comptroller Of
tract for of brick sidewalk bordered by curb
and wooden both sides of Morales stfee from
Ferdinand Washington Avenue TO Nathan Stevens
security Godfrey Sternat dollars aud eighty five cents
81 Sper running foot be and the Is hereby rejected
authorised resell said tho
bidder azeeabiy specifications in the Sur
OH after Ave days notice in the official Journal Said
adud subject the approval rejection Of the Com
Council.
[Sgnedl j. o. NIXON,
President Board Of Aldermen.
[Sgned GHAS II. WALDO,
President Board Of Assistant Aldermen.
Approved April % 1859 $500
Signed GERARD sTIrH, Mayor.
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES

sidewalks per running Of tagging the sidewalks
aker and read and Iron bridge top furnished laid
complete.
New Orleans 10th April, 1859.
lsgnedl LOUIS II. PILE,
City Surveyor.
Approved by the Committees on Streets and Landings Of
both Boards Of the Common Council.
(signedl ROBT. HUYGHE, rh.,w,,.,
lSigned1 II. 7. vENNARD, 'nA'"eh'
Registered April Is, 1889
R26 l2t HENRY DUREI, for Comptroller
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COMPTROlLEit'S OFFICE, 4
-. y,r.,, .xx, City of New Orleans, July 7, 1855
IL Ss Y arlsI ailnt The ConptratIer be, and
nap dyerfisemeSt r. official Journal thai in ocordanoe
KIT ,s re nh section ct ordinance NO 1872 approved March
~ sn te Council viii not bill the city
ntsetsi nnde authority of the COMPTROLLER
VI accoftance with the ordnance referred to,
taguedl f. H. TRACY,
,a. Ptesident Board OF Assistant Aldermen,
laIghnd! Il. II. PLACE,
Approved April 2B iakF
lsiEnedl JOHN L LEWIS Mayor.
Fhs attention of the oa Of the prbli
respectfully called to the foregoing resolution.
i7l6t ComproI,er ti,fr ~ Nsw hr,ean.
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Notice is hereby given that on MONDAY Oh OF May next
will adjudicate office at II o'clock NJ the above
tracts 5e
as 49, T. THEARD. COMPTROLLER.
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DEATH OF AN OLD HERo.-Mr. VIM. Owney,
of Southampton County, Va, died at his resi-
dence in that county on the 25th ultimo. He
had attained the age of one hundred years,
five months and eleven days, having been
born in the year 1853. Southampton was
his native county. He was soldier in the
Revolutionary war, and was in many of tho
most important engagements against the
British, among which was the battle of
ndywine, and also that which occurred
ut this city, with the history of which our
readers are familiar. A most remarkable
circumstance in the life of Mr.. 0wney was,
to the day of his death, he had never known
what sickness was, and having never tasted
medicine, insisted to the last upon dying a
natural oeath, and refused everything in the
shape of physic which was offered him.
The onl y physical pain of any consequence
that he had ever endured was from the wound
of musket ball, received at the battle Of
Brandywine.
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A CUTE DARKEY.-About twelve days ago a
black man attempted to escape from the prison
at Sing Sing by contrivance ingeniously
planned but unskillfully executed. He OBJ
tanned piece of plank, through which he cut
hole large enough to pass his head. Over
the hole he nailed strips Of hoop iron, SO as to
form q shield like hamlet. Then he tarred
the plank and strewed the whole with straw
and shayings, SO that when floating on the
water it would have the appearance of
bundle of rubbish. Having prepared these
things, the convict launched his hotilla and
succeeded in ensconcing himself under the
plank, by which he was buoyed up. He soon
passed the line of guards stationed on the
river, and was making good progress toward
the mouth of the CrOton, when his craft at
tracted the attention of some boys swimming,
who thought it strange to see bundle Of
straw floating against the tide. One of them
laid his hand on the straw, and was surprised
when the man underneath exclaimed, "Go
away 90 away! or I'll drown you!" OF
course the alarm was given, and the convict
soon returned to the prison, very much to the
surprise of the officers, who had not yet
"counted him out" Last Monday he sue
ceeded in again eluding the officers, and has
not yet been recaptured, although the watch
has been set every night since, the keepers
apparently thinking him inside the guard.
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Internal Heat of the Earth.

In a discussion on this subject, before the
British Association of Science, at one Of It's
late meetings, Professor Henuessey stated that
Professor Phillips has described certian changes
in the structure of sedimentary rocks, which
changes he had been led to attribute to the
agency or influence Of heat. Heat, it was ar
pued, might act in some instances only upon
limited masses and in limited areas; it might
also aot in q more general manner and from as
general q source as the whole interior mass Of
the earth. There are, however, abundant rea-
son for believing that, at comparatively small
depth beneath the earth's surface, heat exists
uficient to melt the most refractory rocks. A
>. inclusion announced BY Professor Hopkins is
w " opposed by some geologists to render these
oal oul, Its admissible. But this conclusion re-
nm;,, IS for its establishment conditions in tho
fu ..no .ure Of the earth which are only assumed.
Mhs =, wult of Professor Hennessey's inquiries
- IN a. how, that not only are there no re, sons
s for beli, wing that the earths crust has thick
nsos aa ,reat as that which has been asserted,
hut t' that its limiting thickness probably de-
,snds upon the limit Of fusibility Of the sub.
! wnoss Of which it 10 composed. t
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FEMALE MAJomrrrs IN C,rrrs.-Male

FEMALE MAJoRITIEs IN CITIEs.-Males
preponderate in the country, females in
cities. This is occasioned by the influx of
women in search of employment which they
can not find in the country. In the city of
Brooklyn, in the year 1855, the excess of
females was ten thousand nine hundred and
ninety-two; in New York, twenty-three
thousand nine hundred and thrty,two. In
1850, the excess was seven thousand three
hundred and thirty five, so that the proba-
BILE excess at present is near thirty thousand.
In 1850, the excess in Boston was five thou
sand three hundred and thirty three, and in
Philadelphia, fifteen thousand eight hundred
and eighty. The proportion is about equal,
the excess being near four per cent. of the
entire population in all but Brooklyn, which
is about five per cent.
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ROTARY STEAM ENGINE engines which
some years ago made so prominent feature
in the Patent Office Reports, have been nearly
abandoned by inventors, not from want of ap-
probation Of the advantages of compact,
light, simple machine, having direct rotary
rather than reciprocating motion, but from the
supposed impossibility of constructing the
working parts in form which would admit of
their being packed steam-tight, without occa-
sioning too much friction. With the exception
of this defect, most Of the hundreds of patents
in this country and Europe are perfect in prin-
ciple.
With view to obviate this difficulty, q
Texas inventor has patened peculiar form of
channels, with pistons working round sta
tionary hollow shaft, through which tho steam
is admitted by reversing cock.
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LATEST BY TELEGRAPH.
REPORTED FOR THE PENNY PRESS.
NOON DISPATCHES.
Destructive Fire.

NORFOLK, September IA destructive fire
this morning consumed the Mechanics Hall in
this city, together with six largo stores. The
loss amounted to nearly forty thousand dollars.
The buildings were insured.
The Excelsior Miustrels, who have been per-
forming at the hall, lost $4,000 worth Of
property.
Barnum's panorama of the Celestial Empire
was destroyed. Loss $1,000. No insurance
The stores were occupied by the following
firms: Cowderia & De Bree, druggists; Fariaul
g. Co., tailors; Walters & Co., paper hangers
Peppers restaurant; Peddle's restaurant. Ulto
man, shoe dealer, whose loss is partially in
aurad --
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Fro N Philadelphia.

PHILADELPHIA, September IA number Of
the prominent citi. tens Of philaaelphls nave
addressed Elk Senat, Or cooper letter' request
his views as to the expediency Of insisting
upon reduction of postage and an increase crease. OF
duties as issues in the approaching national
est BY the dabblers in State and Federal
nnlitioA. -------- IL
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Don glas at Columbus.

COLUMBUS, September 7.-senator Douglas
.rrivad from the East this morning, and was
mot at the depot by the military and large
crowd of citizens, who escorted him to the
Am erican Hotel. He speaks attwo o'clock this
nfts ,rnoon in the State-house Square.
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Republican Convention.

SYRACUSE, September THE Republican
stat, , Convention to nominate candidates met
At No on to-day. The hall was crowded to
Ward Hunt, Of Oneida county, was chosen
Frapkln 9, ,unty, will be the permanent Presi-
dent
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DEATH FROM A FLY-BITE.-A letter from
Cassel in the Journal de Frankfort mentions
the sudden death of M. Habcht, q Protestant
minister Of that town, from the puncture of a
fly. The wound was inflicted near the corner
of his eye. A tumor formed, which was fol-
lowed by erysipelas, and speedily caused death
1t is presumed that the fly had been feeding on
some dead carcass in state of decomposition,
and had imbibed a poisonous virus, which had
entered the wound.
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Departures of Trains.

INDIANAPOLIS AND CINClNNATI-550 A. M; l2.Oo NJ.
6:00P.M.
CINCINNATI, HAMILTON AND DAYToN-Indianapolis
and Cleveland, 600 A. M; Sandusky Mail 500 A, NJ;
S8ndusky, $3.50 p. M.; Accommodation, 600?. M.
LITTLE MiAMI-Cieveand and Pittsbug, 500 A, M i;
Cleveland Pttsburg and Bellair, 8:30A. M; Colum-
bus Accommodation, 4:4O P. NJ; Cleveland, Pitts
burg and Bellair lI;3OPM
OHIO AND MIssIssIPPI-St Louis, 900 A. M; Louis
vile, 2:O0P. M; st. Louis, $3.50 p. M
PlrTsBURG, COLUMBUS AND OINCINNATI (Steubenyille
Short Line)-East Front-street Depot-6OO A. N. /;
500 A. M; 1870 p. N.
CLEVELAND, COLUMBUS AND CIScINsATI--East Front
street-6:O0 A. M; 8,30A. M; II 80 p. NJ.
CINCINNATI AND MARIETTA-6:l5A.M A. M; 800 P. M.
CEETRAL 0HIo--From East Front-stre DepOt-S:3O
A. M; 1l30P. M.
CovINoToN AND LExINaToN-62s A. NJ; z3O p M,
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MURDER AND MARBLEs.-Two brothers by
the name of Aaron, of Newton County, Ga,
had n difficulty on the 22d ult., about game
of marbles. One of them, in attempting to
shoot the other, shot Mr.. Jones Reynolds
through the breast, killing him in few
seconds. Reynolds was trying to keep peace
between them. Aaron has fed.
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Arrivals of Trains.

INDIANAPOLIS q CINoINNATI-9.iO A. H.; 1886 p. M;
9:35P.M.
CINCINNATI, HAMILTON AND DAYTON-Yi5 A. H.; lO:47
4. M; $40 p. M; 1910 pm.
LITTLE MIAMI-7:S0 A. NJ; l30 p. Nj 7:ls P. NJ; l046
p.
MARIETTA AND CIECINEATI-l020 A. M; g:l5 P. NJ.
OHIO AND hIssIssIPPI-7:l5 A. Nj 200 p. Nj l0:l P. NJ
CoVlNGToN AND LExIEGrON-l0:20 A. NJ; 7:05 P. ii.
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Outward Bound.

1,osroS, September The royal mail
sta lmship America sailed st sno noGm noo to-aay Ior
u, rerpool, via Halifax, with $aV,ooo IN specie.
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THOS. w. FARRIN & CO.,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL
LUMBER DEALERS.

WARD ON FREEM AN-ST., NEXT TO
n CINCINNATI Hamilton and Dayton Railroad.
We would call the attention of purchasers OF Lumber
to the following Bill OF Prices: