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JESSE BR0OKSHIRE, Mayor.
Ordinance No. 5.
AN ORDINANCE TO RESTRAIN DOGS.

Be d. Ordained by the To,rn Council ofAs 7oacn
or agency Cny: Sec. 1st. All owners of dogs OF
three months old and upwards shall pay license of
one dollar annually for the privilege OF owning and
keeping such dog in the limits Of said corporation
and procure collar either Of leather or metal TO be
placed around such dogs neck, with the initials of
the name of the owner marked on said collar and IL
shall be the duty Of the Marshal after the taking ef
feet Of this ordinance to impound make way with
dogs that are owned In said corporation that may
be running at large without and without said
collars.
Passed in Council, May oath, 1859.
j. II. CARTRIGHT Recorder
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Ordinance No. A..

AN ORDINANCE TO LICENSE BALL AND BILL.
LARD SALOONS.
Sec. 1st. Be IL ordained blythe To,cn Council of
the 1o1oh ofAgsncy city: That any person per-
wishing to keep what usually termed nine or
ten pin alley within the limits Of the corporation,
shall first petition the council for license so TO do
which License If granted shall not exceed the sum Of
forty dollars he less than ten dollars for one year.
Sec. 2. That any person, wishing to keep within
the limits of the corporation Billiard saloon. shall
petition the council for a lcenese so to do, which
license If granted, shall not be less than FIVE Dollars
nor more than Twenty dollars for one year.
Sec. 3D.. Any person or persons, violating any Of
the provisions Of this ordinance, shall be de emed
guilty OF a misdemeanor. and upon conviction shall
forfeit and pay fine of not less than five dollars nor
more hten Twenty dollars for each violation, together
with costs OF prosecution.
Passed in Council, May oath, 1850.
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Washington County, in this State, has
1896, inhabitants.
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Ordinance No. II.

AN ORDINANCE TO PROTECT SIDEWALKS PAVE-
MENTS AND CUTTERS.
Be it Ordained By the 7osrn Connect ofMe 7oqc,.
OF agency City: That any person persons that
shall ride, drive, or hitch any animal or animals on
any of the sidewalks pavements CUTTERS or drains
within the corporate limits of said town. shall he
guilty Of misdemeanoi, and upon conviction shalt
be fined in sum not less than fifty cents nor more
than five dollars for each offence together with costs
ofprosecuton. Passed in Council, May 31st, 1859.
J. O. A. DAWSON, Reed. Pro Tom
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BUTCHERS DEAD SHOT FOR BED

.rs -. r.. 4. ,sr fsFf BUGS. r.f,.., r.,, mn.
All good House keepers will be glad to hear Of
article that aoiU kU Bed Bugs that they will stay
killed. The DEAD SHOT does this entire and COM
pete: being gummy extract 1t does not evaporate,
but retains its destructive efficacy long time. thus
becoming trap ready set for those noxous torment
ors of our nightly rest. Try and sleep in peace.
SLEEPER,S FLY PAPER. f
Who will be annoyed with swarms Of flies during the
summer, when at trifing expense the house may be
kept clear of these pests the whole The Fly
KILLER sweeps of the husances i'm myriads. Com
mence early and you will be rid of them entirely.
~SOLD BY ALL DRUGGISTS. Orders sent to
BOLLES, SMITH Co., Chicago, (aoents for the West
ern States) will receive prompt attention. t# anna
Sold by J. L. TAYLOR, Ottumwa. ~ ..
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Ordinance No. 10.
AN ORDINANCE TO KEEP CLEAR FROM ORSTpY-f

AN ORDINANCE TO KEEP CLEAR FROM OBSTRCC.
TION ALL ALLYES SIDEWALKS AND CUTTERS
. Be 1t Ordained 6y the Toacu Council Of tho 7oarn
Of agency city: That any person persons placing
any material, either Animal Vegetable Boxes or any
walks, cutters, or drains thin the limits OF said
corporation, to ohstrnct the same in any way
and being notified by the Marshal Of said town to re.
move the same, and rot causing the same 70 be re.
moved within FIVE days thereafter the said Marshal
shall proceed, forthwith after the expiration of said
notice, and cause the same to be removed charging
the expense ofthe same to the person persons so
obstructing and he or they. obsHucipg, shall be
guilty OF a misdemeanor, and, upon conviction, shall
forfeit and pay fine of dollar for the first offence
and double that amount for each subsequent offence,
together with cost of prosecution.
Passed in Council May oath, 1889.
JESSE BROoKsHIRE. Mayor.
j. II. CARTRIGlIT, Recorder.
MARRIED. On the 2nd. inst, by j. H. Cartrighs
ESQ, Mr. JOHN SHEwRY and Miss. LOUISA TRoxEL alb
of Agency City. .a-r.-s.. ..r
Ordinance No. 13.
ORDINANCE TO REGULATE THE BUILDING OF
OUT HOUSES. -.~
Be at Ordained bu the Toton Council of the To1cs
Of agency City: That there shall not exist within
the limits of said corporation, any prvy, clubhouse,
or water house, only under the following regulation
to-wi.; Such buildings shall have a hole dug in tho
ground OF the following dimensions, to be not less
than six feet deep and not less than four way
across the top, and the same to be curbed or walled
with either brick, stone or inch-anda-haf plank; and
such house neatly fitting upon such curb or wall and
all houses that are not constructed hereby de-
clared nuisance and the Marshal Of said Town shall
not abote the Mt able time the said Mar.
shall shall proceed forthwith to abate the same at the
expense OF the property or lot upon which said nuis
anc is situated -f'
2. ANY person persons violating any Of the pro-
visions of this ordinance, shall he deemed guilty OF
misdemeanor, and upon the conviction shall he fined
not less than one dollar more than five dollars for
each such offence, together with Of prosecuting
Passed in Council, May 3lst. $50. -
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ORDINANCE TO REGULATE THE BUILDING OF
NN T, ItVC
Ordinance No. IL.

ORDINANCE ON LAWS.
Be Ordninedby me I6acn O uncH Of the Tor :.
f AGencY City That ten days after the publication
of all Ordinances, in the Ottumwa Coarier said
Ordinances shall be deemed In full force and virtue
Passed in Council. this June 7th, 1889
J. II. CARTWRIGHT, Recorder.
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lust RECEIVED and for sale by Kittredee
- Merrill, One Hundred bushels Of Prime Pots.
toes, which are offered for sale ~ One Dollar psr
bushel.
Otsuuva, June fss, W..l2Sv
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$. M. PETTENGHLL x co.

TENETERY ASSOCIATIONS. tho
OOannua meeting Of the stockholders OF Ottumwa
cemetery Association held May 25th, George Gilas.
pv elected President f. Washburn Treasurer
| and J. Williamson, Secretary.
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Ordinance no. g.

AN OkDlNANCE SUPPKESS GAMBLlNG.
BE it Ordained By the 7oscn Council of the Toacn
of hgency CHy:-That any person or persons who
shall either own, hire or lease house other build
ing, and allow Gambling or games Of chance to be
played with either cards. dice other Device where
money any other consideration is placed hazard
shall he deemed guilty of a misdemeanor and upon
conviction shall forfeit and pay fine of not less than
Ten more than Twe- Dollars for the first offence
and for each subsequent offence shall be fined
not less than Twenty Dollars nor more than Forty
dollars together with costs of prosecution. Passed in
JESSE BRooKsIuRE, Mayor [ll-1-at
Ordinance No. 3.
AN ORDINANCE TO REGULATE THE TRANspoR-
TATIoN OF GOODS OR PERSONS WITHIN THE
LIMITS OF TIE CORPORATION.
Sec. 1. Be IL ordained by the 7o,cn Council Of
the 7oacn o agency Chy:-That any person per-
transporting goods passengers from any part
of the Town to another. shall be governed by the fol-
lowing regulations They shall petition the cornell
in writing setting what they expect to transport
and the kind of vehicle to be ed by hem the num-
Der of same, and the numE Of Horses Mules OK
to be ed to each vehicle and signed by least five
respectable citizens residing in the corporation set
ting-fortli the person persons named In the Pc.
tton to be of good moral character and safe for per-
to transport goods other articles in their care
Each petition shall he accompa MED with the sum of
S. for year at the ratio fer six months and
if after due consideration of the petition by the
Gil they shall deem the petitioner petitioners wor-
thy, they shall grant said petitioner petitioners a
license for the term of not less than six months from
the date ofsaid Incense, 10 run and use one vehicle
either for the transporting goods passengers with
in the limits OF the corporations and the person
persons thus transporting goods passengers from
one part of the Town to another, shall not be allowed
greater sum than Twenty-Five cents for each
person and Baggage, and for each trunk
in any hack, shall not he allowed to charge u greater
sum than twenty-five cents any where within the lin
Is of the corr GRAFTON.
Sec, Cd Any person transporting goods or passen-
within the limits of the corporation without first
complying with Section LIST. of this ordinance, and
obtaining IA License to do, and NUMBERING the
vehicle or vehicles, according to the number of Ii
censes, shall he deemed guilty Of misdemeanor
and upon conviction shall forfeit and pay a fine of
not less than one Dollar, nor more than Twenty DOL
lars together with costs of prosecution and in default
of payment of said fine and costs shall he committed
TO the county Jail not less than ten nor than
Twenty days.
Passed in Council, May oath, 1859.
J. II. CARTRIGIfT Recorder,
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NO.. 90

felt and pay fine of not less than Eve dollsrs M,
more than twenty dollars, for the fret offence ana
gether with Of prosecution and be liable to the
laws of the State relating thereunto and nothing In
this ordinance shall be construed conflict with
the laws of the State of Iowa. relating to the sale Of
public entertainment.
Passed in Council, May 94th. 1859:
JESSE BRooKsHrRE Mayor.
y@ Ordinance No. 6.
AN ORDINANCE TO REMOVE DEAD ANIMALS
Be IL Ordained By the Ioacn Council erMs Zoscw
ofA0ency Citu Sec. 1st That 1t shall be the duty OF
the Marshal Of said town to remove oil dead animals
forthwith amer being notified Of the same said notice
stating the place where such animals lie, and the
kind Of animals and the said Marshal shall be entitled
to the sum of fifty cents for each dog, hog, and cat
that he may remove, and the of three dollars for
each dead horse, COW or mule, recovering the same
of Of the owners, agents. of said animal while v.
Ing Unknown, and u said owner or agent is not known.
then from the town Treasury. : z.,,..,.7r
Sec. I'd. Any person placing any dead animal In
the limits Of the said corporation and allowing the
same to remain longer than day. shall be deemed
be fined the sum of one dollar and cost of removing
the same, together with the cost of prosecution.
Passed in Council, Nav oath, 1859. .,..->-
JESSE BROOKsHIRE, Mayor.
Ordinance No. q.
AN ORDINANCE TO PROTECT FROM DAMAGING
SIDEWALKS, PAvEMENTs AND CUTTERS.
BE 1t Ordained by the 7osrn Council Of the To1cn
shall alter take up, or in any modest or dam
age any sdew all, pavement, gutter or drains
within the corporate limits Of said town, shall be
shall be fined in sum not less than fifty cents nor
more than five dollars, foi each such offence, and DO
liable for damage together with costs Of prosecu
ton. Passed in Council, May 31st, 1859.
J. Q. A. DAWSON, Reed. Pro Tenn. ,yaar
J. II. CARTRIGHT. Prest. Pro TEN.
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MISCELLANEOUS.
NIGHT SCHOOL.

nHI0 MERCANTILE COLLEGE, COR.
" SER Of Fourth and Walnut. streets, Carlisle
Building, The regular evening session of this insi
tuition will commence on MONDAY EVENING,
Sept. %. Young men who are engaged through the
day have hero an opportunity of qualifying them
selves thoroughly in Double Entry, Bookkeeping,
Penmanship and Business Arithmetic. For further
Information, call at the College, or address the Prn
iipa Gscp2Oaw j. r. CARNAHAN
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Merrelps Blackberry Anodyne.

VNHIs MEDICINE rs OFFERED TO THE
N public as one Ofte best II not the cry hest med.
cinethat has ever been invented for DIARnirA, DYs.
ENrERY, CHOLERA IEFANTuM, and all other derangc.
arc prcralant and fatal in our country-corrects
til dc red condition Of the Liver; alays Nervous
II 10 IT, :, such MS is caused by Teethng,-gjyes
To- o, aealthy action to the bowels and withal is
pi aSsInt 20 take. r....r .- Iy23-bmt
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NJ. -HADDIx.
AN NERCHANT TAILOR. 26O WA

THE EHCHANI IAiLOK, X6O w AL-
4Vh NUT-STREET, above Sixth, is receiving
fresh stock Of Cloths, Cassimeres, Vestinga and
Gents Zen furnishing Goods; he has engaged the sSry.
works will bear Testimony to his skill All garments
warranted TO give satisfaction. sepTam
MIME WINES, BRANDIES, &C.-JOHN
~ BATES has on hand an extensive stock of fine
Sherry, Port, Madeira, Claret, Champagne and "a
tawba Wines. Also, fine Brandies, Jamaica Rum,
Holland Gin and other Liquors, which he warrants
fine and Of the best quality. For sale, National Thea.
ter Building, Sycamore street. sepl2
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Tg' Persons calling for any of these letters will
please say they are advertised.
Postotfce opens Sunday at half.pas eight O'clock,
and closes at half-past nine. W.D. HOLT, 2. NJ.
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Composition Roofing.

VUNHE undersigned is prepared to put on a
u Competition Roof of the best quality at short
Oface in &B. Bruce's Carriage Repository, cor.
ner Third and Vine. 'N1GlJD' h99lil
n1' Roofing material constantly on hand, and for
sale. UyN-3n) J. n. NOBLE
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Gas Fixtures,
AT REDUCED PRICES.

"E HAVE ON HAND THE LARGEST
wv variety and best selected assortment of Gas
Fixturesin Cincinnati, consisting Of all that is new
or desirable in the Gas Fixture line.
We warrant every Fixture sell to be equal, both
in material AMI finish, TO any that is sold In this o.
amy other market, and in addition will guarantr >
them 70 retain their color and remain perfect for fvs
years from the time they arc put up by us. ~
Call, see, and examine our stock,
MCHENRY q CARSON.
jy2l-cm l62 Main street, near Fourth
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Was. a. kAkfsAETr, BROKER, No. 81 Ora
w TIER STREET.
EA senry of me slanhstsn and Knicksrbocker' Life
Insurance. Companies Of New York. NIL
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ONE MORE CHANCE TO PURCHASE PROPERTY ON
Magazine srteTo be sold without reserve On long
credit, TO effect partition.
BY JULIAN NEVILLE & CO.,
.F JULIAN NEVILLE, Aucttoneer,
Office II Commercial Place.
R hs Mfsy e. 1852 At J. u O'clock M,
the Fourth District The saasre bounded by Jackson Camp
This property divided Into two equal parts making quar-
No. form. The o. Josephine Camp streets and
$50 feet front Josephine street. by depth and front
No zfoms the Of jackson and Camp Streets and
the choicest portion Of ne Garden District, s1d ali hs
have eady to bid this is positively the last OPP
Thas Is no in tho sae which peremp,ory to effect
sssTERMs-oreard cash. balance in one and two years.
per een per- Until, aud cent,
Ae sale before T. O. STARK Notary Public at the expense
ofthe purchaser. mJ2
FOUR CHOICE BUILDING LOTS IN THE FIRST DIS
Rsiiieas JOHN TukSsGII
~ BY JULIAN NEVILLE & CO.,
Juu4 nm NEVILLE II y Aue,onsss,
Il, hs %.y si
the Seventh Jsd ss District Court Parish FsssDa;
e. 3 III s'eis't the First
By Galiops sdss Clio Aroe streets
l. and ndjoung each other and measuring each 81 feet
ii inches and Inns front Caope street by l59 feet 10
IN ss s .es
from his father tbs late John Tnrnbu who acquired the
by purchase Thomas Key, by passed before
Mark LATHE then Notary Public in the city OF New Orleans
the 18th day Of March, lsl9
A9TERkS-One fourth cash. and the balance credit
of g. IL and IS onths the day Of sale purchaser to give
their with approved personal security and bearing in
special importing confession of Judgment to
retained on the property sold.
Act Of sale before T. o. Stark Notary Public at the expense
OF the purchaser.
QUATRE LOTS DE TERRE CHoIsI DAMS LIE PREMIER
District convenabe habtsons stues pres du dep
du Chemin de Fer de CarIoon-Snccesson de fen JOHN
TURNBULL ci devant de Ia Paroisse de Feliciana
dsns PEtat de Ii Louisiana.
PAR JULIAN NEVILLE T. CO.,
JULIAN NEVILLE, Encenteur.
Bureau. II Commercial Place.
JEUDI, 28 de mai 1859, q midi, a PHOtel de
de District Judcaire Parosse de West Fecana Le, les
erraus decrs vendus compte de Ia
die succession, savoir-
QUATRE TERRAINs dams le Premier District. en- la VILE
de Ia Orleans bitnes dans et borne les
Cali Nayades Clio ct Apollo. Giant les lots Nos e
sadjognant chacun ehscn 81 peds II pouces
ignes face la Caiope 59 peds 10 ct
gnes de profondeu entire lgnes paraes etar pae de
meme propriee lie dit defunt here de pere, feu
John Turnbul qui acqu par acha de Thomas Key, pat
pardevapt Mark Lafte cdevant notare public
| la Eonvel'e Orleans, lie 20 de mars 1919
credit de y ct 10 mois dn onr de Ia acqnaren
donnera billet secure approuve
nI eret de de de la date hypo
beque special jugement Ia proprie
vendue.
Ace de pardevant T. o. Stark notaire public au,
| frais de facuuereur. a20
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aa-Dudley Lodge No. 60, f.. and A.. MI
Regular Of this Lodge held EVERY SAT
URDAY EVENING. at O'Clock, in their Lodge Room at
the GRAND LODGE Masonic Hall of St. Charles and
Perddo Members of the Graft fsternsy invited
attend.
". COPELAND W. Vim. Cooper Treasurer S. l. Gull
let Secretary Edwin Marks. 8. d. J. n. Gennson J. D.;
JOS Chiet. Tyler. s51y
AN-POlar Star r.. A.s.-CnapIef No. Al
Regular convocatons every SATURDAY evening O'Clock,
at the Grand Lodge. Masonic Hall, ST. Charles street
OrTIcERs-John H. Holland, ". E.. H.. p; William H.
Holland f. K,; GeoTseP Evan. r., s.; Frank Bart
A.: c.. W. g. wilson, g. M Sd VIZ j. Christian G. :
M ID W: Anton Oferged, O.. M Isl VI T. d. Van Horn,
Treasurer ChHs W. CLARK, Secretary Louis Hertz Guard
By order OF the M. =. H. p.
dis " CHAs. W. CLARK. snc'y.
~ 10. o. F.-Howard Lodge No. ID meet
EVERY THURSDAY EVENING, In Lodge Room No. 8. Odd
Feows' Hall. at o'clock. OfBcers-JOs. MLGEER, g..
GEO. H. sHoTWELL. Y. G.; i. A. BENDIXEN. Rec I'd
Trsasurer iRI3
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A.LGSE, Jr., AuGTIoNEER FOR TIE SAIL
As Real Estate Slaves SUGGESTIONS and outdoor business
generally oce rs Common street, next 70 of Camp
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TEAS. TEAS
HaNHH ExCLusIv ELYi slsHN
EEzxz9A Choice Teas ana Low Price. !!4AGNs
SOUTHERN TEA WAREHOUSE,
lO2..............Poydras Street........-....IO2
Between Camp and St. Charles streets, New Orleans.
CHOICE BLACK and GREEN TEAS. of the BEST sELEc-
TIONs and VERY LATEST IMPORTATION. including the
Howqui Mixture superior Orange Pekoes and finest
English Breakfast TEAS in different size packages always
be obtained at this establishment.
established in New Orleans the pur-
pose of doing
TEA BUSINESS EXCLUSIVELY.
AID with direct shipments from large and RESPONSIBLE importers
Gono
Fine Teas,
AT Low PRICES II
Families others distance by specifying price, quail
fly and quantity will have their orders puncuay filed and
promptly forwarded myl2 I'm
STATIONARY STEAM ENGINES
ALL SIZES, FROM to l6 DIAMETER OF CYLINDER
PORTABLE STEAM ENGINES, from IL to 80 horse
power.
DRAINING WHEELS, from IL feet to 30 feet diameter.
DRAINING PUMPS, from 6 to 20 inches in diameter.
Lea Lesvitts Patent CIRCULAR SAW MILLS with
both iron and wooden frames with Norcros Rocker Boxes and
stearns patent Eccentric Head Blocks.
Pages and Page Childs CIRCULAR SAW MILLS
Double Circular Saw Mills. with Top Saws.
Strands Iron Frame CORN and FLOUR MILLS from 10
80 inctes diameter.
NEWELL COTTON SCREWS, of 6. IL, and II inches in
diameter by IL feet long, and geared for either horse
power
sHAFTINs, COUPLINGS PULLIEs, STANDS, HANG
ERS and Boxes of all sizes
DOUBLE FLUE BOILERS AZ inches in diameter and from
l6 10 80 feet long.
CIRCULAR SAWS, up 10 y inches diameter.
DOCTOR ENGINES, of various siz-s
INDIA RUBBER BANDS of all Sizes
An of all zes of the above articles generally in
store ready for delivery the shortest notice. and for sale
the most favorable terms and at the lowest prices.
Every article fully guaranteed
Full printed Catalogues Of prices will be sent any address
by mail.
s. II. GILMAN,
my9 &Wtf 70 Gravier street, New Orleans.
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SIXIk1H C06K DE- A. q. COETISSUZ q. I.
de Ia
I'm yERTU dun writ Dc heri facias contre
II John n Vernon, tiers ct MOI adresse Pono
rabls Sixee Cour de District dc 10 HonveIle Orleans dams
pahire cidessur 10 procederai MERCREDI Ter jun
midi rhoel de Cite de IL Commune celles du
Camp ct des Magasins vene publiqus sdJudiea de
Tons les droits res ct fnere du dit John Vernon,
journal de lie Courier de Il Louisiana.
sass dams l'afaire ci-dessus.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES a moment de Adjudication.
E. T. PARKER,
my2l 23E SOIL Sheriff de Ia Parosse d'Orleans.
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NOTICE.

SOU H e RN ADV ri N G
AND COLLECTING AGENCY.
Having by purchase succeeded the sole control Of the bust
DORIS Southern Advertising and Collecting Agency
1t will be continued by the undesguedby and with the
currence of publishing principals.
A. B. STRAwBRIDGE l. CO.
H3rOGice, iah Commercial Place.
New Orleans. December 20, 1855. do
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BY ]. NEVILLE & co.

ONE MORE CHANCE TO PURCHASE PROPERTY ON
Fourth District 10 the
Magazine streetTo be sold without long
credit to effect partition.
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VALUABLE BUILDING LOTS. FOR DWELLINGS,, IN
the Fourth district.
By j. B. WILTON,
Office No. 10 Bank Place
A II PRIVATE SALE, will be sold five vals
~ liable Lots Of Ground, bounded by Live Oak Magazine
Fifth and Sixth Streets Nos a. IS @ n and o. in square tod
MOI 100 new MOI 1928
Lots n q and n form the corne, Of Live Oak and Sixth
Streets and each 81 feet inches aud lines front
Sixth street, BY depth of I20 fest inches
Lot No. adofns the above described lots In the and
30 feet 'front.' depth M feet nches between
parallel lines.
The five lots together measuring $50 feet inches Live
Oak street, by 126 feet inches Sixth street.
This property elgby situated for resdeuces being within
OF MagaEe street, and square Of Washington
Avenue and in the immediate vicinity Of Of the most ee
residences In the Fourth District The lots HAYS
planted With choice imported shade trees and
prepared 70 be built upon at once.
nrTERMS-O third cash. balance At one and two
years credit with per cent interest.
Of sale before Walter H. Peters, ESQ., Notary Public
the expense of the purchaser. m3H
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ST. CHARLES HOTEL COMPANY.
New Orleans April 81, 1883.
NAT meeting Of the Board OF Directors,
held on the l2th inst sdivdend Of dollars half
share declared payable the stockholders their legal
representatives on and after the l6th Of Ma next
JOHN WOOD, Secretary.
The dividend will be payable the Office OF John Wood
Co., No. 20 Camp rec corner Common m got
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HEADQUARTERS WASHINGTON ARTLLERY,7
New Orleans. April d, 1889 s
n9-SpeclMl Orders-The Washington Arttl-
ery hereby ordered attend punciuay guar Drills
OF the Company on every THURSDAY EVENING, at half
past o'clock. By order Of
J.B. WALTON, Captain.
II. NJ TsAAcsoN, First sergt a29