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Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-10-22
Fortune-telling and PhrenOIogy.

ALL PERSONS WISHING TO KNOW
n their future prospects, can have them correctly
Of Elm, where she may be consulted on all matters
concerning love, marriage courtships, law matters.
or gentleman they will marry; also the name Of her
visitors. Oc2i-cs
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-10-22

Fannie White, the notorious ex-courtesan,
who died mysteriously in New York, the
other day, Is the woman with whom Danid
&. Siekles was once so intimate.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-10-22
- PALMER,s YEGRTARLE COs-

PALMER,S VEGETABLE Co.'S
A METIC LOTION is the King of all reme-
dies for the Of Pimples and other eruptOns Of
the face letter the hands and other parts of the
person, Saltrheum Erysipelas Diseases Of the Scalp
Old Sores, wherever located; Itching Erugtions Of
all kinds, Scaly EruptiODs of all kinds, Barber's
Itch, RingwoTms, Chilbleins, Fever Blisters, the
Stings Of Bees, the Bites Of MusQuetoes, Fleas, &c
also, the Bites of Poisonous Reptilesindeed, every
kind of cutaneous disease.
THE ENIDENCE.-EXamine my Circulars and
Pamphlets. The evidence extends over period Of
nearly thirteen years proving that IL has cured in
numberless case that have baffed the skill of the
most eminent physicians.
Messrs. Anson, Baker Il Co., New York, write re-
specting PALMER'S VEGETABLE COSMETIC
LOTION, under date of July Is, 1885,
IAN acquaintance of ours has been cured by II Of
Eczema on both legs and feet, after having been
pronounced ineurable by, physicians in and ont of
the hospital The writer has also been cured of the
same trouble, after having tried every thing he
could think of for eighteen months.n
Are yon troubled with any kind OF disease OF the
skim This Lotion is offered to you with the
ance that it is the great sovereign remedy for every
such ahiiction. Prepared only by .
SOLON PALMER.
No. SO West Fourth-st.,
And for sale by Druggists generally. oc5
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-10-22
Havana Cigars.
Briar-wood Pipes.

TUST RECEIVED, A CHOICE ASSORTs
a. MENT OF French BriAr-wood Pipes, considered
equal TO genuine meersehaum, to which we would
call the attention Of smokers,
Northeast corner Fourth and Main-streets.
TOc2l-c1
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-10-22
LOOK TO YOURsELF IN TIME

LOOK TO YOURSELF IN TIME
tDN-S-A How many, in consequence of false
deicacy suffer from suppressed painful or obstruot-
young, that by andby nature will work itself clear
from distractions, and all come right in the end,
little dreaming that the seeds Of death already
terminating in the system, because the vital ener
gies are impaired and the entire animal economy
deranged, debilitated and yet, careless of them
selves they are, if remedy were set before them
which would restore all the functions Of the system
and reinvigorate the b dy, they would take it. and
thus be in time TO save their lives. Parents, think
Of this, and at once give them bottle of Professor
Woods Restorative Cordial and Blood Renoyator.
Sold in Cincinnati byJ. ID. PARK SURE, Eek
STEIN a CO., and by every Druggist.
anl -hn NJ w
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-10-22

- VERrlsE 1t In the PRESS, where ysur adVer-
hgement will be moro likely TO be seen than In any
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-10-22
Sulphite of Lime,
VQsT PURLIsHERzWINNER's INDIE

q PENDENT VIOLIN PLAlER-According TO
his new system, by which any person can perform
upon the violin without knowledge Of the rudi-
mentB Of music. The melodies are 50 arranged that
they can also be played upon the flute, fife, clarl.
onet, or any treble instrument. Each number 25
cents. Issued from No. 10 No. Z. Sent free Of
postage 20 any address in the United States,
eep5 q the Ma msrksa so PEss VICE. Fifth VI TinHA hADGH
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-10-22
MEDICAL CnLLRGE OF OHIO.

8 The regular course of lectures in this in
sttution will commence with an Introductory ad-
dress by the Dean, Prof. NJ. Il. Wright in the Am
phitheater Of the College, MONDAY EVENING,
October 22 at * o'clock, college ediice on Sixth
and the public, are respectfully invited to pres
ent. Oc2l-b
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-10-22
DIED.

DIED.
PEEBLES.-In Newport, Ky, on Sunday, Oct.
q, Of consumption, Miss Mary Jane PEBBLES, In the
twenty seventh year Of her age.
The fdneral will take place tomorrow (TueBday)
morning at 10 o'clock, from the residence of her
mother, Jefferson-st, east of Monmouth Friends
Of the family invited to attend without further
notice. (Enq. copy and ch. Press)
Tears should not fall when guileess creatures fade,
Like early sunboams from the earth, away.
They shine more brightly in another sphere,
Once they have passed beyond ihe boundary
Where the true life Of peace and love begins.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-10-22

ne MORE PREMIUMs.-At the Indiana State
Fair just olosed the First Premium for best Sewing
Machines was awarded to LApD, WEBSTER Co.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-10-22

RB- At the County Fair recently held at Dayton,
the First Premium for best Sewing Machines was
awarded to GADD, WEBSTER & Co,
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-10-22

- A. A. EYsTKR, Clocks, watches and Jswelryr
Nos. sls and 27l Central-avenue.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-10-22

Bs- At the County Fair recently held in Craw-
ford County, the First Premium for best Sewing
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-10-22

PTOlothing renovated and repaired, 80 n. Third.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-08-14
spEciE1cAT1oNs FOR rHE CONTRACT

. ~ paving slh square blocks Rampant street from Com
6uAliG4 Asp nmrSsIoSs OF M&rEntAls.-The square
n aaty 10 The erane o6taHed from Bosfon They sal be
obang in shape not less Than Ten nor more than sixteen
9nr inches long and 10, les a nns inches IT, lhskness
enl 50 Is to make tight Joints The tops shall be dressed
,glate flat free OF Jumps The square blocks adjoining the
the sides be laid diasonay Tie cnTosiones Dor
Tbs gutter stones shall Of good hard Obtained from
Boston They shall be from twenty @ thirty sig inches md
hick They shall be well qagried having parallel
pesety wei he~sd and essd osr8sg they y s" s be
lha b@toneS shall he of North river blue perfectly
we hewed ad dressed heyedressed On the Top 70 the
slope Of The sides i:9m three to sin feet ong from eighteen 70
hfysiN inches wqr Rna IN o case less than iUHflEets IN
be quality perfectly well hewed and dressed not less u four
feet iog Two feet vide and not les tan six inches ,c with
thai III joints will be on diagonal With The stree, Inc
OF The Quay, rubbed fooled the surface
half dressed to smooth surface and having rubbed joints No
ops shall measure less than three feet square by two and
The gravel shall London gravel not over Que and
ihe saaG shall be clear, sharp sand Of large grain
streets shall be Of The cast iron ioag5 similar in pat
and other streets varying in width The widths shall he
Manner n waiGH the WORK SHALL Sc RxEeurrDThe
Old eprb shall be taken up by The contractor and read T.
s be substituted stead Tie new and enrbsoncs
shall according the lines and grades be given the
sRall l. duly Hiespsrsed in lengths Of from three let
thiongoqt The work and each curstone shall have sop of
sidewalk and shah al be aody Fixed and backed in the
cut through the same by the Contractor whenever required by
The crossing stones shall laid according to the lines and
grades 10 he given ny the Surveyor in good joints the
sand mixe Of al aSt six iaces in thcFnes said bed 10 Be
well ramed and hardened with the head Of the crowbar
he sides bottoms and wings of the bridges shall be If
stones and shan Ds laid good osis and IN The best workman
the City Surveyor INA cast iron plates for the Of the
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-08-14
'pEcrF1eAr1oNs ron rHE CONTRACT


s59aEirY AND DiaESsloSs THE MArERiA1sThe square
k shall be of good hard granite, In any respect inferior
uaiy to he granite obained from Boston they shall
es in width mud than twelve not more twenty
nGhs long and not less ihan nnG inches in thickness They
Ia to make light joints md tons shall b dressed sqlJe
as shall be cut al an angle Of forty five degrees with he
to be laid dagontly from The cnrhsohes bordering
e gaer shall be of good hard granite obtained
1 sna II s VIDE SeN s na Its ha Sr s
Pes thick They shall be well qnarred hasinx parallel or
perfectly well hewed and dressed otherwise they shall
6s earbstone shall North blue stones perfectly
hewsd I'd dressed beseI dressed on the top to answer
ysS inches wide and in no case less than four inches in
~ stones shall be of North river blue stones OF the
quality perfectly well hewf and dressed mo- les than i9aF
long two feet vide ana mol ss ak eGe b ,sK YIN
The joints viii be on a diagonal WITH Il the street
rs o ihs best quality rubbed or the surface
f inces measure less than three feet square by two and
inch in diametthe London gravel and
Tie plates for the tops Of in SAND Of large srain
length and thcines to these 0ogh similar IN pat
ce FTP put varying in width The widths Shali Sc ntnised II
The crossing steps over the CATERS shall ia e tho
o such widths md pattern as s be R inch thsk
8 MASEER IN WHICH THE wonK SHALL RE EXECUTED IN,
curbstones shall up by the contractor and relad
hund good by the City Surveyor not new cnrbstone
hall be substituted in their stead. The old cubsone,
be according the lines grades to be given BY thu
aryeyor in good joints and in woFmanke manner. They
Throughout work. and each curbsrone shall have sone 81
hee inches for every foot of Its hight towards the adjoining
sidewalk and shall also be soidy fixed backed in the mos
approved Apertnres for draining shall be nicely
through the by the contractor whenever required S
n she Surveyor
The crosngstones shall be laid according lines and
grades given the Surveyor in joints and in be
best wokmanke bed of London gravel and sharn
sand Mixed least six inches in thickness said bed 10 be
we'll amRed and hardened with the head Of the erowbar
The Sides bottoms and wings of the bridges shall Of curb
stones and shall be laid in good Joints best workman
ike manner accordance with the directions be given bv
the City Surveyor The iron plates for the tops Of the
bridges shall the sides and shah be all joined
The gutter shall Join in their length the carbsones and
shall be laid with inclination slope towards the same Of
one nch on bo;tomng of four nchF of London gravel and
sharp Mixed said bottomng To be strongly hardened
he end OF the crowhar until solid The shall well
uted the Joints be over half inch Wide otherwise
hey shall be rejected and 10 be allied mp with fine and
sharp sand mixed
The contractor shall take up the round paving and
after the same shall hauled away him. shall pick and grade
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-08-14
!. GREAT POLITICAL WORE
=5* GLUsKEy's POLITICAL TENT Booz
~. -ep--
Encyclopedias.
By Nj. W. eLusKEY, Washington, D. C.

ItcontalHs, among other ttings,
The various Party Platforms
The Kansas Legislation Of Congress.
dresses.
senators Green Douglas and 0ollaers and Nessrs Stephens
and ehers Reports on Kansas.
The material portion q the Kansas Nehrassa Bill
The oFitenden Montgomery Senate and English Bills The
yotes on the same in each hoge Indeed everything essential
aaRn ssare 10 the same Heaens President FsFee spee@
Tie Tie s sns aga, t Il the United States
Articles of Confederation, m=..5 .-.-+
WaShngton's Farewell! Address
Ordinances Of and VS.. ,.oo
Nj. Cay's Report in favor Of the sbuon Of the Public
Lands aid able documents against it, with t history Of the
President Fieges Veto Of The Infgent insane Land Bin
history of Railroad Grants by Congress-, with the
President Percc Message Eeoing the Rrs and Haroor
Tie SCHOOL Land BIZ, and votes thereon,
The Clayton Bnlwer Treaty.
Extracts from Speeches for and against Slavery,
Exrncts from Speeches Of noted Republicans and Adolf
Nj. foonhs' Boston Lecture Slavery,
Messs. Fremont and Huchanans Letters OF Acceptance
Sess Buchanans and Williams Letters on The Bargain and
NJ. calhoqn's Port Hi Address.
The Maysyilie Road Veto
A history of Party Conventions.
Power q the supreme Court $3.50 ' : - '''
GOV p % ana NJ h e a sse Rs
organition and Hen A fl stuarfs Letters signed "Madi
| md in North Carolina in 1882.
A history of with the the various Tariffs
history of the United States Bank and Abolition Petitions
Mr.. Filmores Albany Speech and Erie Gale Letters
| History of the Annexation of Texas.
Opinion of public The Congress the
| rories.
| The Nicholson Letter
| The Nashville Convention Georgia Platforms
Missouri Compromise, with every thereon seconay
classified.
| The Compromise Measures of 1850
Clayton Compromise,
Wrnot Provso
with many other things, numerous 10 mention
Every subjec fully every vote in Congress Oh
fspfzeIT
md other anestsns -
Single fIapes. rs C1ab of Six Sib
las b SMITH 4 CO Publishers
nzH PhiadaluhH
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-08-14

r m w ~ - "
sTst from pogehos 70 Broad ssreet said sidewalks 10 h
second contfaet--Ie sidewalks 81 tue northwest sdc Of
1A Attest ron hspanane r. ~ hernaFa Street =di Eie
mi dressed rrb.tores shall line The
Fd Quality Win tam bevted sGSsd Ell he ep to aaswel
ee isle e le slass if2 hges 70 TX est plg from ~
re! , u s,g ss Y coca l2. Elg w = w. mSike mEn'
u , a MIMI MINI Hi, as Y Fis n tPaSn XIX saiF
si9 leAtti lof uIAhlhg q me- s9i any lneEfefsFl
n sagls # fton tFee Y lin tse tir9azgnt Hi 9k ge9r
gsy9T aad sae. fqrh3one sn, haS 7b Il re tnfe III
Sa also he soidly sa and hacked IL die a5t a9prGsed ae9
Isagfed I5g negssnfe n ls esPee, s4 m el,bos ess
as gattsr sia il admitted II liz Whit Whit 49,"
Mill Sypfs inches Will w oa ces rE ca sm
It uo ess than twenty teet gxee n oasa where stoFer
ing are Rgfsssr hGlysd ana sgSa s inches ~ I @
VIII da PIN ot ef man fgaries lqng NJ to iaclts u a
WHIT, i afNep sgog i s.gy It'll sr s i1 I E,ie Plaa's
s se " heSeFa VI o NJ s 1g o nsiT e4gs 4 Y "
ase hgneS 81 gss HT XXX w W. ,eIs uee gu ON AZ
INK o Hill Hill Sas ~ w es cb mil p SS IT, III ne M
thick pointed n the snd which enters e ground will be IEy
g9 s Rnq mixed w sa E,tis lhk WY q lssa
S ss vsrgs o. fas e cypress sap q te7 inches way
aforessd Win six inch pies Tia get botieijag sbaii
H. dy ye snd P n aa tk sf s a adsd Ss9e
and Ike iaiter shail &c laid Viii os i orc aub iSe
earbsones Wooden boxed gqi,e4 fog ins os siall BE-
E by s eonT@eGf l"gS s r. ea fGsf we og e'ga
pess piank io Ire sides and oi4m VIII o IN oar iact
so, psees % he ,gp g ksep H. ,s5 om gcng di,paGgd
WsSS s.e r, r,yr..r : TINS saIl ,lc,as, xs N Ma rt ,t
bR5ek nv 1T ff, %S PetsSt t w. aia VIZ
iaaa Ls ,i, !. an 5 NJ nas H. With I h Ss
,e o " et,ity cailSd Ebine I'M T f e w e X
tsHg pti4 tt Hitl ~ t tF eE0 sftE
BRICKS shs 9s %eii tieg WIN 'ag and na f2hlns q
Ffl2r . laying liz bricks .ts yat sioaqt .ai y
Wig Ss jscsg u .oPe oatrd re oaas j assat II h5
@ 99 n W. Tos su w VIM s 4 a a c5 a
itef soa teFe sllI1 , 1l,s n q ail men a
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.

49, H. - = 80 - 80 -
~ The Surveyor qg depth ~ fourteen Tehs belo@ h hyperion
S rSsd5ed Stiesi Ne GIVE ID be svs " bs survey
HI a S4 paos Y , ie top g he .9ms sS9k q
thoroughly te, lhe ahe viii t0 pound t0iet nnl 4 9En
,er be ai iR laying lie psiluf, he soatsc!oF Hall bs
blocts heg9noy .! At ~ angle OF i.ryye gegtees " re
fuent ms Me1E oa VIZ efsfy teLt c"tsis W.
that each block may They n-e AL
10 lay ,be blocks they touch and make eo-t lp ~
onls ovst hafan irch in Hh sha aes NY De- ssrts1
ny thr pISey3r v men me DOCKS are i W. l" sbfl ot
nfelmey MED with aq md haIP sana a Sed and hr
II ssn Is nay necessary end coyr!ng .; kree inches Of
n FRA and s qd msed ,4 re placed upon tho paw
me caiton plates Tor he CROSSING svet ne FnIisrs
estones 81 ne wings Of the bridges and shall be sunk
nsls at2 the said euf u T., Ian,
Inc Old bckE OF the ee thgsn up ard llued
away y the eonae,4r h9 Sde%akS shali be iled BY the
contractor NE taa lTE y WI tanioed ard he s
n g9nn Ma t0,e oalfg ~ s sang noria and shan b
present an even surface te Of al rugged hollow aces and
seteG ''pp''f'"@ e's' ''"' '% re
~ sggng o. ne s'dewaks sha BE- Sken np b he con
iswsks ,9s b , e A. E. orIe9Ra gh he grades
ton q me cry Surveyor
ami pg days shai BE faniahed by he contractors
The cutters for draining the sidewalks shall te Of the
9sa ea , sm'ar Y le pattern Y he Surveyor ONCE ana
ESEhAL Clauses The Shoe work shall be eXeeqted %
dee If s onsIty Of h @ WIZ VIII " 'N' 'o'e
me ga curb aga he old round stone paving
Lheoid naSIhB " we siheWhks %lc hA De scted W e
sHseyos ,he oa nekdK o. we sltswis hnd We eal,n
ckeh rom fhe hett sh V me hfoeli OF the cohfhcto
hhn slinh De removed anu laligi away pg MN.
Ane naterias she be q ne Pat ana shan pc fnr
hl5-Iea W inc cnnilaSt2rt ~ wen Us the langr .
LIPS cGtheio tha Dt bound to DeGn lne work ~ me ior
months l1g~g we approval Q, me haacalleh " we Com
mon Sonhci ann ~ continue WloW iicffup,ip ana com
h d ne ae %i hltee months aSeT under penalty q
lt ehAi per nay LOT eHe anu ever gay thereafter te Same Is
not co,Dpe,ea H.. ... s.. -, = Z. ,,ono j, M,
nogt un solyeht sesuIILT ~ le sum o. S.o sha " re
qlieu ~ thhfhtee ie itutu etlOtnAhce o. Ae
aSaens y 6e mae on % eompiao q the work e each
anu every sIise anu aetephnce OF tNe thtle ~ 'hsIiy
SHVeyot AZ I9itpNE i%Wti " pQpoftlon 70 u Para ~
the IN bus aRest SAD property holders 70 pc
made Ry tie nS i ~ WIZ egtoa lz q ihe
new IS sa WIS P n c2eese9 ~ ns contractors
WHO ahttt % saDYatsd ~ ~ E o. me eity 70 sue aqI
sel me properly W ctse " uon5eiI OF any OF hli ol hAd
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-08-14
sl.Ecl FIoA.rIoNs FOE TILE NONTR Ac1

y
III ie e9n tfGcton o. wooden Sidewalks on tic south de
p iela hoal from he bayou FldSt 70 ArNhhutt street
thse ie%Aks slAi be tw9 eet r. width ana sh be aid
hceodibS 10 he ZINES ana gaues 10 pc given ny the y sur
ext a., ,.-., ~
rae 'op hnl Pc made three W inch eypr plank Of
INC best quality rec Of SAP bad KNOBS splits and her defects
calculated q u, paif thsr rength q Durability sroi nailed
wh TX c ch spikes 10 u ~ hNs men cross pieces, resting
on ~ ven lSsetd % oinr BY tour Inch cypress uprEhtR
WIN seven Rna hA ineh splkes fe shall he driven
~ Mttee lee mo Tue 9iin ground ~ hittahce " hve eet
from ce9Is N s he !eag5h OF ne street. n ne gner df
OF fn SlE%AEs ata " al thei eIGf there snail he two BY
ph NH eh pahh hsted 10 nc uPshs immediately eeleW
thgTllop planks ,,.-.y,. NJ, , q
he NhQswntk she'll eeexecued 10 the entire satisfaction Of
NJ TnS SntSeH iT, ,a " "a,
~ le I5NtiAts N,ll We o. s,e ~ qiNt! ara Ahal ne ih
nished by the c9ntraei9r as well ~ the labor
lhg Sal5Aet3I sn be b2una 70 esSm ne work n ne eI
Ns etoW1nE ne agoNhip y ihe adlnd,ftan by e Ceaino
CoEnc na e complete tg same nney DAYS AFTER anee
a len dollars day For each and every day heenite
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-08-14
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.


''' goHPTgoILER's Office
"..@.. thy o. Reg Orleans, Aur hsi 6. 1860.
mo. $685.
Reosi That tie adjudication by the Comptroller Of c.
tract agTeeNbJ to resolution No. 5a3 ravius MI I,gc
blocks pld Leyse stree on Canti q Benys see, 70 q
rejected by he Common Council Of the city or New Orleans Il
the following prices. viz: ' -
81 ~ per superficial yard Of square blocking;
81 sape, cta foot Of crBstoues furnished isid
5 running foot Of crfbatoueS taken up and feaid
81 per superficial foot If cEossings
10 per superficial foot of nev sidewalk Tagging;
s0per Junhing fooof old sidewalk fRggipZ uen up and
fRlsia; and
800 pes iron p ftra top.
Rssote (ee Thai The Comptroller h. and he IS hereby
Authorized said contract q hcoves bidder after
i've days the official journalistic dona In
accordance m specifications Of the Surveyor the adud
cation to be subject the approval rejection Of hs Common
Council
ISignedI LEA F. RAKRWELL,
President Board of Assistant Aldermen
isignedl j. o NIXON,
President Board of Aldermen
Approved Anguish 1850.
Notice Is hereby given MONDAY August 3D. 1870
will adudcate Office u O'clock n. The Rbnve
tract.
aus Il Y. DuPLEssEs Comptroller
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-08-14

Third District Pound Goedchdren between Iolet
and Louisa Streets eStny--
One bghbay horse, l6 bands high snall white spots on the
and between the eyes right hind white
One red fndls cow left horn crooked down, white spots
tween the eyes.
One black white face and white belly while po on
shoulders and legs AID branded the left hp side with
the letters j. @.
Which not claimed within Ave days and the expe1ses
paid will be sold public auction, said pnfN WE'D
NESDAf, August s, 1860 ut 10 O'Clock A. NJ.
New Orleans, august : 1850.
i. MILTON REhF, Stree Commissioner.
Registered August q $3.50.
ALFRED 4. BTCR0s,
Ie.z CLERK Of Comptroller,
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-08-14

- EAL ESTATE AGENT-JQHN PURGE H. No.
~ Exchange Place stairs nesrl opposite the Post
1c attends Leasing Rening and Collection Of Rents of
improved unnproyed ZEAL ESTATE in the cities Of New
Orleans Jefferson and Gsrroon Also the investment Of
money All business entrusted to him promptly attended to-
iyl6 fm
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-08-14
Deb 0rleans laiIp Crescent.

American Association for the advancement
of Science.
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@~ @~. "@..ng. 4g . CoMfTnoLLER's OFFICE, I
Cityof New Orleans, Angus I, 1860. s
mo. 530S.l
RssoeI That , COMPTROLLER be- and he Is reby author
lied audicne 10 The lowest bidder after five days notice,
for fill mp Andrew between Liberty and
Howard streets The work TO done in accordance with pecif
cations Of the urveyo and the adjudication b. subject
the approval rejection Of the Common Council.
+. = [SigpedI .. LEA BAKEWFfL
"G President Boar Of a siSEant Aldermen.
tSgnetl j. Q. NIXON,
President Board Of Aldermen.
Approved, Luly y, 1850.
[siEnedl JOHN u. MONROE Mayor.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-08-14
YOUNG MEN ATTENTION.
III was young as was once,
I'd lead different life,
I'D save my money and buy q farIn,n etc.

The moral Of the above negro melody is good one and
should be reflected upon Many young in city both
married and SINGLE have ample salaries provide
their necessities ard something spare which dcousy
invested properly, by making small annual payments would
make her masters Of their homes with the money
thes would otherwise squander uselessy.
The undersigned will take pleasure in assisting any dis
posed the selection Of such properly they may require
Owner Of property for sale will do we'll call the
signed and of their houses and
with terms, etc. r. g. ATflNG,
iFH In Real Estate Office No 8 Bank Place
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proclamation by the Mayor.

Proclamation by the Mayor.
MAYoRALTY OF New ORLEAEJ, 1
,..g .g.@a.-a0. ......- City Hal July IA, 1880
DIV VIRTUE OF resolution No. 527J of the
I'D Common Council Of The city OF New Orleans and in &C
the City Charter, notice is hereby
given that the intention OF the city Of New Orleans cause
be opened the following named streets, to wit
the upper limits of the be-
longing Ufsnnes Mans tie lower limits Of the prop
erty belonging A. RebHud. .a.
poogne street 10 tbs lower limits OF A
Riebaud's property.
ing laying improving streets and public places in the
Orleans and its suburbs Incorporated and not IN
coporaed the baneus of the approved April s
JOHN T. MONROE, Mayor.