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TRUSTEES SALE hcreas,
- George Barrier and Elizabeth Darker his wife. Of Ke
~aase. County OF Henry. and stte u ulno4 nac anl
executed the subscriber Of Chit..s" County II Cook
and st1ts Ut Illinois certain deed II crtal lands
e5sin described beank dta the .t.y Of M4y
A. D. Isl. the payment Of erstan U,uuis.fy
nots II id decd Of ssst entipns Ind or da,e
their Har by The cid Gen. Barker I.hn r samuel
fof ths sm 1t Iwo Thousand Dollars e o parable tho
oles " J1+s PEuv. and due arE lite With n-
t.t @ At ne ats Of tsa Rsr xh!eh I'D ds.i
nes Tor fttnru the weAty ninth tay of My. D. 1857
IN t1c heeor1eEs oct 1t tE County In the said state uf
1hEs and duly recorded IN tek II. u Drr,!4 page ut
ahu "hares default has tern ue IN the payment the
sad prom.e Nte above ncnti,e and application has
bsra n1ae t. W William Gruve The legal builder ther.-
u fs The sale "f premises sad ues u escbed
fur the purposes IN said deed of trust mrELo..d
Sox thesrat notice i hereby given. thu, 10 pursuance
OF suth Application. and Of the IL ,l deed trust
e9a1,ae&i IL sa "a Iuss.y The asexn,h t.y If April
~. 4 .he n"nh door of The t'tult 1I"v,e in
Lac s7!u County t,4k, State ~ 1lins *e II ru,tc
aucun IL the highest bladder fr c.h n! thu f.,w Dr..
rntl premises situated In the County tk ami st.
o. !!lauis aira II wtt-lus rirycr IL, an lot sl,
g., 10 G%xk txrEty-.tx \:t. In johnson. lotc.ts :l.i
Stors Addition u the tty " Chicago with tht at,rty.
anc and z the r!ts aud equity IT r...tuIru II tl
Ed e"rEe t2rkcs 1nd E.Itasth lsafkrr thrIr htir I'D
as.iShs tht.enn. CALVIN DkWOLF, Trustee.
Date! this 18th saS .f March. H. D. 15e. mhieaA c.,
, 1859-04-02
1'41 7s'a77''9 L71'2H1.0' IT, EFKAI3E.t. Mint
TRtSrEES S.>LE.-puhlic No

tEr Is s'erty given. that The Hut s>l.n.u rrI,tts
Willy rc-IiI IF 'tfAnlt II ilt r4y!rtf Of pru.1-ry
u''c for t1tu~inl dii4r t>.ct. !4y NH. * Gn
fE'sts +" H. By rn. III tur>lsc w, tAr t"~vrs
NIL u '''e with sli A'c a,'l r',Il', the un1vr- ,ti
\. A. ,ns,i'r !" srHr: tr lH.N!rit If 's Hts .a' th.
Hc iEtetA IN the highest tt1rr r t.L. The Nrtl doe.
u ts t"ust M1ia. IN The vl,r Il i.-sx,' COUNTY If Cook
ana Eas" II lEnls IN inr 81! !ay "f April \. H. I~9
t'."r'tS III thu f'rtrt If SIT! ts, a! the following IT..
T'l th.rcr~ u Lun! t" VII. the -s'i gr:tr til.
hu's:,-rtt quarter. The ~'ah 'rt 9!nrr y. th wt>t
das1rs a tic -Mf ~t- ltter II fl "l,h l,Lrfc
{" ~e'"t! eleven N1!. \ NJ thu n"rtt west quarter the
n'7As:.>t itartr"f >srt'H7nlr1.-n tIi a in nwn-1ir
y" aIlHte.A t13' E: fur IT tr th p.,,
s!lsll n!tiAAH Az! a- IL anil tw" - II L.nA
y :Tt'"h rtr t IN t"~1l~I rim. tztl l3 1,1 II n,,
ls - ,Tt,t Z" The 4t' Ir:h.. .rr.IE!, SURVEYED
u H. e"i'tE snIssr: L,r!~r H. l>. md
aA .'ntlinn.: 10 3r Al tt ,s,c Lat. stunt,
Ii WA:1ts:'!c county, STAY VI l..n,i..
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fLD PORT AND MADEIRA
~ NNE-Ve1y Supe4oe fos Medical Use at
uh9ely Central Pscscsiptioa Drug S;qte Is ClaiAt,
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ST-ATE OF ILLINOIS, COOK
~ County. t'ook County t'rut Cou1t March Turin L
u: 1s9. William I. lsss ys TkadGeus Sherman
tIlc N't!cr hereby given IL the k1id Thtet4 Eher.
t'efk II tue ,k County Circuit cou., dat7i the twenty
William r. lr, md a!. the c.att u ths all Thnt-.
Sherman fr The sun u eighteen hundred aml cchiecn
s1i.i writ has !*tn retusnc.l r1ecuttl "'@@A
N9w thtFeIors uhr.s you the sd Tha4ideus Sherman
thAl {tr.i!y < sni apIear t-f.e the s,l Cuk tyn1v
Iifrut Tout "a "r s*frr the nr day The ne1t TERM
then"f II E hut1si Il the tourt io,t~ city " CHI
14 and l:i u the sa plantl1's ae.on gusnt vi. b.:
T,sfl against y" asst ii favos nf saiI W!ll!aG l.
sui,fy tie x4inx. Nm r. t.III1Rt,GA ~
G,Ynus& F4awuL s4rzH III ) A,to1rcy.
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IL
- lanes Nais~"th and Emily w. his wife. md
stTng Mas~n1th 1f Fhcakv. euAiy of Cork and State
Ut llin"t ma! and executed to the h,b-cEtf u Ch1.
81" tssta ilt. If T1t.,, t,rt, crr-
IN dt-ezts. sarink a.ehe esh tay fs,too<. H. H. ISL,
n:S''ie the ts'yrs1 Il aera!a pr'n:~~ not III Att.eI
"irs nthtlH1c'i at IT the tlatc tatrrxit tr Nv
mas*"Th + 'r'as s''o. It ~" n laya:e t"t:. nvr
u Es L. tAa4cr 4."t .tuc dve n. III la;t Md
deed "ftns>t Ma n,-i fr rrcr! -: ,.y utt.,1
4. u. lsi in t;s I..rnr!rrs tl.t,r It .,~K C,1Iy In
fht Sat state of Ens*. and duly rr,n!e1 ILn,E lts
af IA.4 Page :u; a.,t ~hefr. -flt hs hsr,. ,tul!c
In he tasurt II II thu sai rsuu sorr Su+ at.yr
nltnsin'sl a"t aEp!sta'u has osvn E-ts ny
h".sr thrFsuG fs 'ac ~.e II Tie in ~lt .,r,.
tut tics,Tsd arthe puFls:s ~ >4 es1 u tsu..
H"tt1: Na~ flcFefn:e u.,t.tu |, hereby xttc.. In
I%t,',nes of .uca api;:>l:ea a:I of ras ~,~cTs in
81 is,d u tE7!,1 t",:Aus, allal1- trl4v. she
n.terEh .!ay Of AiE!l \. H. l>9 two uc!tk II, s..c
aN.a'"m II that tav II the nsrt .l~r II t.u. ,,,
III tHs sd County Il tax. Il l.nuS xii Ut pu.;c
aafsh! t. he highest h;,eE for Ssh NJ tho f.lp~rx
SnI-H }Hst~ sslL III tle IrEty II t,.k I'LL! stair II
t"s TN afsasd :" Wit a'Sc'se tl.l aers"t t.r nuh
AAL " thr nawc>t llc!er It ststi"n Iwrty.T Thsr ~
n Township Thirty Eight tss,. n.rh II K:;.r ruutt.v,
p t:l>t IT the Thru rTt#eiG Mcrll ..sv;t tsr ya.t
t~"ts es II c auth fur u VI sat.t sat
we've w aLn+ with The appurtcnAncc~. 1 M Y;xht ah
tiutS - r.t!iitin " The sAld Ia4e- Wa!wnTh uii,i
as.k:.- tlrrrii. ~ "
Dated tbs fourteenth dar II M1rh, \. D. 1859.
, 1859-04-02

NJ
April Term, i. u. 1,;9 Sarah Walker TA<rirr H.
H4t1t.tpn-Hlt1r,s ftr Kent.
Affidavit having 'vn He'd IN the ort Of the clerk Of tho
Cntk clty .'"ut "f n,n"n Pleas that tho sid Thee.
dnrv Il. HIM ul aa eft the s-ie nf Illinois tat pr,,-
c .ers.t upn hl. Public n.tic4 Is hrtry
given y tAr x4!t Th:"'re Il Han1tou tia, II ,,u
nIhs ts.ut1 out u tho oea VI ths Clerk Of the TAX
county s nf ntun'n Pleas, dated thu fours-s4 l,y
IT M ~ is3 II !! ths suit e ths .d sarah Wks
'nof E Ien. fur thu recovery Ut two hupir,1l Ind
+. ~ a. Ia!s ~ srnts ns1 CENTS; due lot.
" asa ~ 10 t:.Wk FoEt Dr:.tbrn a.!tIun city II
and dwelling huuse taesrva; dv-tt II. the sheriff
s"w iaefc!"ft unless you the a!d Thststsu B. Uait
'o snail per.onaly h. ai appear hfrr the said Copk
tounts n"uEt u tonuun tsn efpre tIe trst day
OF Inc Term thereof to ~ ltcn II the cuurt Hou-r,
y ne city Of Chicago the ast Monday Of April A. D.,
r. :nx r. 10 hs xo % ~ Iaa n ysi n II & s
Wakrr anal - mitch It tn" pr'pcrty destaineI may
b. sA0cirt .ati the slit Judgment and costs will to
sul u saii.ly tbs
MATTER KnfBALL. Clerk.
, 1859-04-02

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Tennessee Iron.
PREMIUM TENNESSEE IRON.
We have hand and receiving regularly full stock
comprising the following, via:
800 tuns FLAT, from to AZ inch by 4 to l nh.
100 ROUND and SQUARE, Il to inch.
80 HORSESHOE Il, n, J, W, and Ia by ~ inch.
50 Pillow PLATE, b, Z, s. 9, TO- II, L. 49, II and rs
inch by u, X and 4.
80 Boil Err PLATES, 3l6 4 and 5 49,
PR1kSTLEY BEIN,
So and 81 Camp street.
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I EEDs' FounpRY NEW ORLEANS.

LEEDS L CO., IRON FOUNDERS,
And Manufacturers Vertical and Eorzonal Steam Enne
Boilers, Sugar Mills Vacuum Pans Sugar Ksttlss CHARTERS
Filters Steam and Horse Power Draining Machines Saw Mills
Gin Gearing Iron Courars and Fonts fer Buildings Fur
Mouths Crate BARE etc. and all Machinery required =
the South.
We have duly authorized nnd 10
STIILMAN'S PATENT BAGASSE FURNACE.
fel9 dkWIy LEEDS co.
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- CULLHM>s SPRINGS, CHoCpAW COUNTY,
G7 Ala, eight Xix miles Mobile twenty i've mea
RM Of Mobile and Ohio Railroad, and five miles OF
the Tom bigbee Hiver.
The takes pleasure In his friends
public that his establishment IL opened for the
cepon Of vsorr unng tae past winter many Improvements
Soy the invalid bat others seek
ing aud pleasure Tho consist OF he
of several cottages the discovery Of two
the other OF iron the latter
nounced BY chemists To- the strongest
modious blizzard and the whole establishment has
been paint yAed The bath houses or ladies' and
spring house. fitted expressly for their
mediation, have bten puLculn y attended To-,
10 the management OF pIbt7 house OF more
than years. and determination to keep his the
list OF rt hoeS WILL he trusts cnnnue to tecnre to
la been engaged Ten pin alleys and
places provided the premises The
t.ges all separate and neat, clean and AIRY
dfRnkht Will regularly twice
week % he 1die on the Tombigbee river Mobile
the curative virtues of the they have only
thu nos anRune expectations OF the PROPRIETOR but
he believes he with perfect 3rey that there
Springs In the United Sae for the short time they have been
TO the public that have effected OF
chronic disa,es esrsnly present
variety Of and valuable chemisal medicinal cobna
tons.
Springs the most valuable kinds Of waters found
country The celebrated itchy the Chslybeae the
and the Sulphur Sneh advantages these
be found single place In the hole
Spua-a ieh invalds caHDot 100 well note.
being have Express from
New Orleans Mobile 10 these Springs In order TO prevent the
delay letters and caused by the mails ish
however, under be carried regularly three times
a week
Terms Of board will be moderate.
Carriages waiting the landing the arrival Of the
analysis of the water he had by apply 10 j. WA
TtRMAN BRO Of Magazine and Common streets,
who my agents in New Orleans.
mva Dtwam .M prnnrietar
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HARDWARE.
PRIEsTLEY u BEIN, 50 ANDa CAMP STREE

pRIEsTLEY n BElN, so ANDsl CAMP STREET.
g Importers and Dealers in
Hardware. Cutlery, Iron, Copper and Tin
Plate,
Have now we'll assorted stock Of -
Foreign and Domestic Hardware ia
Cutlery, English and American Bar, ~
Hoop Sheet Boiler, Scroll ANGLE Hall Round and Oval
Iron which they Offering or sale at the lowest market
and accommodating TERMS
--Aho-
The Agents for Hman Brothers. PremumT Bar
and Boiler I,on.
agents Swts Rolling Min for boiler and sheet
Are agents for @. g. Husssy Co.'S Psburg Copper Roll
ug Mill.
Are agents G. L. Hanks Bell Mandatory, Cicinna
Are agents for the ST. Louis Works Of Brs Crook
&Co.
-Alse-
For the sale of Cast Iron Pipe from Glasgow Company.
We invite the attention of the country Dealers rnters
chants and the public generally large aud we'll assorted
stock. m9S 4mMoSSa
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+ No. 4474. I

| NO. 44I4.
Reso1ped That ordinance No. 1854 entitled ordinance
for the sale Of the right of establish railroads the city
of New Orleans and for other purposes be and
hereby amended to read single track railroad
Fig nth street, in lien Of ToedRno and along
West side of Rampant street, in lien the Fast side
part thence along the West side of Rampant
lieu the East side Of Rampant the United States
Barracks and after the words other single
running insert the words aoug the North side of Espla
the East side of Rampant street. in lieu Of the
Weat de,' and along the East side Of Rampant
street. lieu of the Wes sden
Through Magazine Eighth street,
in lieu Of Toedana street, through said Eighth
Junction with PytaHia 2 in lieu of
The privileges OF the right of sad
tractors shall be twenty The said railroads FIX
to city Of
said twenty valuation, be acertaned BY
interested persons appon said
contractors ard the ohe by the city the
disagreement said valuation between id
nppointed third shall be by of
the the decision thereby
thus amended, that said ordinance be and hereby
adopted.
[signedj .@m.. ALFRED KEaRNY
President pro ten. Board Of Assistant Aldermen.
go. (SignedI J. o. NIXON.
President Board OF Aldermen.
Approved April l. 1859.
[signedl GERARD ST1TH, Mayor. ,u
Notice hereby given that sealed proposals for the above
will be received by WE'D SESDAY 18th of
June, 1859, at II O'Clock NJ.
40 SGT t. THEARD; Comptroller
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Axes-Spades-shoxxls.
Landing and in store, The following, viz.
kse doz. s. W. Collins, Yankee and Kentucky patterns
hoo :. Lsveritt's :. :. .
100 =. Hunts :. .. :.
lt9 :. Imitation Collins :. :, .
100 o. Amos Co.'S best SHOvELS and SPADES
100 Rowl.na's-2to L..
FOR sale by PRIESTLEY BEIN,
50 and 81 Camp street.
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..,... IRON,
ENGLISH BAR, HOOP, SHEET, ANGLE. SCR Oil, OVAL
HALF OVAL AND HALF ROUND.
Landing exship Chimboroa, from Liverpool and in store
for sale by the subscribers, w:
90S tons ENGLISH BAR IRON-Assorted Round suuare
ani Flat.
so tons En- iL!sH BAR IRoS-Reaned. Assorted Round,
Square aud Flat.
1000 bundles HOOP IRONS to 3 inch.
800 :. SHEET IRON-Nos. 10 to q.
500 bars ANGLE IRON-lh4 to inch.
500 bundles SCROLL I7oN1s s. 81 r. inch, by X to 4,
100 bundles Half Round, Oval, and Half Oval IRON.
PRIFsTLEY 4 BEIE,
my9 M0Th&Satf 50 and Of Camp street
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Rivets-Pressed Spikes

Rtvets-Pressed Spikes. ..m
80 kegs BOILER RtvETs-ll4 and IL by ~
SO =. RITETs for Shea, Iron Workers.
80 =. :. for Iron Shutters.
$50 :. PRESSED SPIKES, 4 to s inch.
,.". ..@n5 FAD. PRIfSTLEY L BEIN,
#' 50 and 81 Camp street.
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g. POINT CLEAR HDTEII-THE PROPRIE-
H tors Of he Battle House. MOBILIZE respectfully inform their
friends and the public III they will open the Point Clear
buildings ar, being put In thorough repair the warves
REBUILT and the grounds have been greatly improved
winter building erected last season. finished
nishet IN thorough and situated line
lotthe two connected by continuous gallery of S74
feet IN length upon two stories Altogether the buildings will
accommodate comfortably about 400 persons.
Point Clear delightfully."- being open to the
breeze and in the high grounds with pleasant drives
beautifully shaded The merits Of the place sanitary point
Of view We're fairly tested last Not single Of
yellow fever originated there has We find
hundred PAGES from the Hotel Fish and oysters
dant during the good Coon Band engaged and
every variety famn ements will be furnished.
The steamer Crescent will leave Mobile evening
days will make mid day trips who
rive by the beats
Rooms may be secured by addressing
+. II. CHAMBERLAIN 4 CO.,
,,,, Battle House
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India Rubber Betting, etc, etc.
MACHINE BELTIN3. . to Il inch 8 and .ply
MIXED, PLAIN and PURE PACKING HOSE, q, !, IL,
X and = inches For sale by
PRlESTLEY 4 BEN
50 ana 81 Camp stree ,
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mye Dkw3m

~. OCEAN SPRINGS HOTEL-E. W. GEER
t Co, Propristors This Hotel is being thoroughly
l renovated and newly furnished and will BE- opened for
the reception Of visitors the LIST day Of June Every eff
will visitors comfortable make
their stay pleas mt
beautiful bay Ocean Springs, thsre
place for yachting. or 6,hiDg bathing.
For the Of visitors there ysnpin Alley,
Pistol GALLERY, BILLIARD Tables A Bar Is attached to the
Hotel which will bs supplied with the choicsst wines liquors
cigars. Buggis and saddle horses be hired the
Hotel.
band Of music Will be kert the Hotel during the entire
A ba and supper will be given twice Week.-Mrs.
day and Thursday nights.
The springs celebrated powers
excellent condition omnibus i'll regularly
eea times day and from The Hotel to ~ Springs For te
the medicinal Of those Springs. refer
BIS made Dr. Austin Dr. Thorpe, New Orleans
TO Rev DIR. sY'Inyeire Nashville, Tenn. p4
springs having visited by epideies, Ia
cdedly The heahles well the banf location
the Gulf shore. j. WILKINSON, Agent.
Ocean Springs LIST May, 1899 my4 II
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Bells.
BELLS FROM so POUNDS TO 1900 POUNDS
Orders received for weight 1900 lbs and
to sound and uualty.
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police officer seeing Niger whom he knew.
exclaimed, "Ah, Sambo, you are an honest faithful
fellow, I'll give you drink :" With all my heart,
sar, said Sambo, .'with all dis cbds heart. Some
nigsers are proud and won't stop to drink with a
police officer but dat's wrong tnk police officer
almost If not cherry way, as good as a niggcr-'spe.
cially when Niger IS thirsty
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- BAILEY SPRINGS, NINE MILES North 80

y 81
NiMof Florence Iandetdale county. Alabama. fEN
EL THIS celebrated wntering place, long and favora
bly, known throughout Tennessee Aabania Mississippi and
Arkansas for the medicinal properties curative qualities Of
s waters scofnn dyspepsia kidney and
spinal affections torpid liver CHI ouc eyes
Of veneeal and cntaueons diseases Is and all
seasons Of The for tho reception OF VISITORS
This watering place changed hands about and
since that time the propretors diligently engaged
building and Portable for
Of their guests They have completed large Hotel
containing parlo ballroom dningro sleeping
etc, etc.
The location being on the hills the Tennessee
full.
THE TABLE
VIII be supplied with wholesome food
The eau afford with polite and attentive steward and
servants to attend II.
The Bar Confectionery Bowling and Billiard Saloons
will be We y md abundaHtly supplies.
m abundant field for at Bailey Springs good
Band OF Music will BIS in attendance en and make
eheeruily large Livery Stable with fre sock will
open the streams abound With hh and line Tor rowing
the Muscle Shoals the Tennessee
of the Springs, With go5d road pleasant morning
evening drive to view the fine. romantic scenery.
One Of the best physicians that the South affords, who has
had many years successtn practice in connection with
water, Will reside at the Springs.
The premises formerly occupied BY visitors have been
rerted into hospital for invalid placed
charge OF experience that all he
boret Of the will comfortable quarters receive
prompt and proper attention
Thee Springs accessible thu South tho
Memphis and Charleston Railroad from Memphis Tenn
Florence Ala in ten hours thence by ourborse
the springs in Two hours
Persons leaving Memphis the evening train, will
fast At the Springs ing and leaving
morning train will take supper At the Springs SANG evening
Refer teMessrs scnggs Doaegan Co., New Orleans.
H. NJ Lowe K Co, =.
Bradley, Wilson L Co.,
W. l.. Lauier 4 Co., :.
> Q. Nelson Co.,
Phillips, Nixon Co.,
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Gns Pipe.
We have just received the following Wrought GAS
PIPE, which offer very rates, viss
10 bundles y inch.
Is
IS Ia
20 9
Also
GALVANIZED PUMP TUBING.
PRIESTLEY Il BEIN,
50 and 81 Camp street.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

MAyoRALTy OF NEW ORLEANS, ,
City Hail. May Is, 1889 :
Common Council Of the City Of New Orleans. }
No. 4574.l
Rotred That the Street Commissioner be and hereby
requested to M the ditch and have graded the
Common street between Preur and Gave1 canal also
have the covered with good street dirt aud properly
eveled.
fsignedl CHAs H. WALDO,
President Board of Assistant Aldermen,
{Signed) j. o. NIXON,
President Board Of Aldermen.
Isignedf GERARD srITH Mayor. myls
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PHENTIcrANA.--It is said the old +" confidence
man u at Washington INDUCES strong hope of get
ting the thirty millions at the next session of Con-
gress. He ought to reflect that his notorious proto-
type got into the New York Penitentiary.
little editor in the interior says of statement of
ours that it makes him hold his breath. Well let him
hold it century. Who cares?
Ha! ha! ha! democrat.
We suppose the animal is calling for hay An ass
is not expected to be able to spell very we'll when
asking for fodder.
From the manner in which some Of the locofoco
organs assailing Mr.. Bell it is evident that the
party has " let slip the dogs of war;
If Mr. Buchanan had got the thirty millions, we
wonder which he would have bought-Cuba or the
Charleston Convention?
Uneasy is the head that wears wig in gale Of
wind. democrat.
Then you had betrer fly to cover, old fellow, for
the storm is rising.
correspondent says that our neghbor of the
| Democrat seems about changing his mind. oh well,
| let him change it-and his body too, if he can.
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&lN COMPTRoLLER's OFFICE
City of New Orleans, July T. 1865.
u EsOLVED, That the Comptroller be, and
ae T.
With the ninth section Of ordinance No l2 approved March
10 1884 the Council will not bill against tbs city unlees
contracted under authority Of order from the Comptroller
In accordance with the ordinance referred to-.
tSigned] E. L. TRACY,
President Board of Assistant Aldermen
(Signed1 L. n. PLACE,
President Board Of Aldermen.
Approved April 3, 1865.
lSgnedl JOHN l. LEWIS, Mayor.
The attention Of the OF of the city Of public
respectfully called to the foregoing resolution.
T. THEARD,
jy16H Comptroller City Of New Orleans.
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FOUNDRY AND mACHINE-sHt,r.

" (successor to icCan Patterson) of Deort
and New Leyee streets.
Undersigned IS now prepared to Manufacture STEAM
ENGINES, BOILERS and MACHINERY of all kinds fo
Steam Boats Sugar Plantations, Saw Mills Cotton Presses
Draining Machines and Railroads. Gin Gear Horse Power
Fire RE tr S P FprEaee re Months and Crate Bars.
Steam Cylinders, Gun Metal Rings etc.
BLACKSMITH WORK Of all descriptions having steam
hammer for the purpose Of doing heavy work
He will keep on hand all Crate Bars Wheel Stir.
by steamboats,
Heis Agent for the sale of John osborns Paten. Fuel Saw
ing Crate Bar so highly spoken of by the Pcayune Printing
ONCE, and others that have them in Of these Bars
lishment.
He has also made for the sae Of
Boilers and Machinery and will establish Depot convenient &c
the establishment where quantity second hand Boil
srs and Machinery may be found at all times for sale
-GEORuE PATTERSON:
Neu IA Jroa
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. !.

CoMPTRoLLER'S OFFICE,
City Of New Orleans, May l, 1859.
No. 1880. ]
Resolved Thatthe Comptroller be and he hereby instructed
advertise times in the official journal that he will receive
sealed proposals until the LIST of June next for furnishing
thousand un Of quality red gravel be placed the
public roads substitute the lake shells used
delivered at such time may designated by the City
[Signedl j. O. NIXON,
President Board of Aldermen.
Signedl CHAS. II. WALDO,
President BOARD of Assistant Aldermen,
Approved April %, 1852
lSignedJ GERARD STITH, Mayor.
Notice hereby given that sealed proposals for the above
will be received by up WEDNESDAY, LIST day
of June next, at IL o'c ock. N. 4. THEARD,
my2 9 Is is 20 % 81 % 80 81 jul 12 Cornntroller
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! ARD OEL-39 bbls choice Cincinnati Winter Strained
- for sae ~ S. II. kESNEDY 4 90,
AL % poyiris street.