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SPECIFICATIONS FOR TaE CONTRA CIR
p for substituting, shell road for lie plank road on
The old plank road shall be and hauled away by the
The To sD w f y p H. s PsSpir shan
in nccorince with the lines levels and rdngs to be given
low and picking and hauling away tho dill wee too hsh and
SG fsmp ow 81 tGmp tho etc to nh of twelve
twenty tse IN width in the center Of the roadway shall he
se in The foSwnGs nncr W.T. 0u' '0' r0''S0' lake
layer of shells SIX inches IN thickness shall rst be placed
shells inches thickness shall thcn be Placed on The 5p Of
roller rs en rs ny be necessary and IL sTq 's ne ns as IN,
whole thickness Of sad selug when made solid and com.
plete shall be six inchesothetwse shall bs rejected by Tic
All The materials shall be Of the bgst quality md shall
furnished by the contractor, rs well the labor.
The contractor shall be bound begin tho work In the ten
Council and c5pes the same rf n Ef er ere H%
peIy OF iGn dollars Sr d9y for each aud day here
The e2nE%egr shall g bound keep good repair
l me she portion OF the road for md during year
after lis completion aud and acceptance by the CITY Surveyor
and 10 n4a9e he o HUI performance Of this con
men lmi he end Of aid yeaE whch per cent shall hen
be pad 70 the contrActo Should tbs lie perfect
Eool order nnd good condition. otherwise hall he forfeited for
Cord solvent secayy in the sum Of three thousand dol
ats shall be required to guarantee The faithful perto
Payments he made cash on the completion Of tbs work
on three o. more qunre aud acceptance Of the by
The whole wo shall be executed in accordance With The lines
satisfaction Of SAID officer who will be The Judge Of he
qnhiS q sad WORK.
oI eJ or n ca a b on Gy pHt IHSfe9i %4n the pc
~ which the work being executed the Council shall have tie
@ to Gg sas s bT s @ ~ Ps s oS
applying justice to annn The same and without IN
demny and it also we'll understood TINT in the con
complete o conory With bis contract Sp contraStor
S lin os 0 aY q@ye fof @ny part Of the ~3tE
ne city Shall BE- thereby 1chaEged from any and 9l liability
Sound oo to pay the the e @ ss ne nsf %46
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COnTPTssoL sEs--gpFFyCTA

-
hsstailhlal psfTofmsnca Of htsonlaet.
t sssy w fHmn9E aee e
Of tho amount Of eaeh shd az ,es gsat per cent
q III H. WIZ VII n MS5h Mat n c.,o +
K y, bsslaPr nis ls work th0 Period
Which lie orF 4 be se as w % ss s manner n
a as psoaia All h Soafg goo PnE e eGntraeor II de-
Ggs q IA c9a q ases he sane ard without IN
faeGr shH a. any time aanaon ls work finish
complete the ame IN conformity with his contract. the com
Tort dSa .S. ~ hin 5a,tSv s ss
heslof a understood at IL case lie aontpast
b be rSioa nd A. n ahd he ssar shall b and
tween the price Ct which The contractor 10
at re5alt or iSdiudcaiion y ~ '''"u'Ss'su
Bds to be per running acre Of 20s feet for tho whole
New Orleans Orleans, March . lSG af,,s :, ma =,
Approved blythe connittees Streets Landings q both
Boards ts e hg Common pGnGfI; n
Ra, issns4l g., 3 a KlNGaLAND ohaiFrnen'
as 7. ALFRED A. pUoF Ess ionnt-o,.r
" -2lI.- oeer
ooarTN9ltsEs ogttcg Cry e, {, ,HArr,}
mo, 54s3.
"a nn That the comptroe md no Is hereby author
to Nsw etsa raS ia Y s s x a q ssee
''H'1'''"T q .ne Surveyor. :,
President board Of isssant Aldermen.
,s President board Of Aldermen.
Approved February Is, 1861 III ''7s Y
lsigned JOHN T. MONROE, Mayor r.
=
Notcc Ia bere,v r;,o, 49, a. ,,rt,,, ,n
Apr eGi nj IA osinst Ar y I'll, INC Iu
n ~ ,nst ti AZ soSs y. VIII az my oflce
as II - " bttPiFss1ss
- s-r...ss ". .1silIltrollot.
CPECE FICATIOMS FOR THE f,fsSrls Ace,
The contractor shnil lake NJ i,e St, AMI
rckng Of The tiawaks and lie tooJ siona ~ s s
roadway and shall relay lie sif1e IL WI
grades 10 he riyea Nv I'm y oYi ~ .i
a'4 FRs s ( .,el, - j NV IVY s.les,
manner and shall end win a,rs iI. III Ike
sle WHEREVER desired far III Ssy s1 IL ii 9
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Notice is hereby given that WEDNESDAY thu 10Th OIL
April 1851 will adudratN raT office, Mt L. clock M Tho
above Contract % the lowest bidder
NJ It Y. pUPL ESSTG Cornntrol1er
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GOAPFRoLLEH'S OFFICE, }
City of New Orleans, April 2, 1861. {

GOMPFRoLLER'S OFFICE
City of New Orleans April . 1861
No. 5520l
iS;ored fhn the Comptroller be he hereby authorized
t0niicae 70 the lowest bidder. after ten days notice in e
odGn Journal contract for substituting shell road for The
steet-SAid work TO be done in accordance with sDecHcanns
Of he Surveyor and the adjudication be subject to The an
proyal OF rejection of the Common Council - W
lSgned j. o. NIXON
- President BOARD of Aldermen.
lSignedl LEA f. BAKEWELIi,
President Board of Assistant Aldermen
Approved March a. 1861,
lsignedI JOHN T. MONROE, Mayor.
Notice is hereby given that will adu6cate 10 the lowest
O'Clock NJ. the above contract. v DTJpf EsSiS
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SPGCEFICATTCNs FOR THE CONTTsACT
sg crossing canal CS6Rd5s Ut %5 % y tye yS!f the
The a bridges shall be delivered to the contractor in what
ever condition they be found the day delivery 10 lie
contractor by the "i, and shall DO tie duty Of The con
pairs sory TO the and pace sal bridges comple
GOOD order and condI" as Wit m tS ETet %a T.
ad abumen attach said bridges platforms etc., in com
The so2trac shall b bound to keep constantly in attend
open he sad bridges as often as may be S and
he h furnish 9ll wadsse chains ropes and oth tackle,
s a. 9[fa ,3 at I'll ~ tims in good working order
ne or fnaciS OF lie contractor shall be paired and
and evcy neglect If duty aid fine be retained b lie Comp
Toler out Of any Of the monthly payments be said
seeqryto an amount Of 5000 shall be required guarantee
Paymt MS sha be made monthly the certificates of the
street the city retaining in guaantee per
tract which ten per cert. shall he paid on final ceic,e
nouu The bridges be found complete good order and condition.
otherwi the same shall be forfeited for the the city
It we'll understood that in Of failure by contractor
rod Se or in case the Council Be ss Sd T' be ns Ps
ght ANN! the contract without putting the contractor in de-
fault required by article 1900 Of the Civil Code md without
n veil bde a; Rst IN e %,'% s CON-
S ao aY S Hf wS or nq nth and
hacer shall forfeit all claims he may have any part of the
the city shall be thereby discharged from any and a liability
therefor and its also well understood that in the
9o1na in soao to gay INTO the city all loss difference be
perform the work 9nd the price at which may be audcate
The contract a @sScated for three years. to date from
the dry of the deli cry osad brid to he contractor
Ne% orlHns March y, isSl: s0'-'s...
tSgneD LOUIS Il. PILE City Surveyor
approved by the Committees Streets Landings of both
boaT Td,! Of The Common 99 g ,,uo,,
pS cisnsa2 .n, os s a KINGsLAND, o0oiren
az II ALFRED A. DUrRos FIR c,o,o1,or
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NJ {, ii 5iAi..


NV ot i;ssSs1 Abriis' 1851 S
mo. $3.50.
That the ishsscby aaheFisea
sieial eua ropsifing and Keeping Ii ihoronh
6 aa 4sss Il &c d II orleans NJ rs
s nv be subject toths approS
sipnsa, r fEs r a 4 ss AlfSnen
'sS isisaedi iS'1, JOHN Il. MONROE, Mayor.
Notice il hefsby given that ON MONDAY. the I5.h April
1851 at Il o'clock viii adjudieao ofaceto the lowest
ASH ssSf I sst' VI nuPbEssIs conrtyoller.
SPECIFICATIONS FOR TIsEl cosrIsAcT
- and keeping in thorough repair all the plank
The sonacto shall bound Street Com
III a seays ad . repair Ike s' ssns
Their original level and grade, All ssspers whiek
ss @ 9 F9ains the earth a gadsF and on o.
b. % with te same and shat then PLACE Tho
hs se
ss e or dao a and shall o fn
s " ad On touch oac other and make
with S ne pressed al each end Of every plank and
The materials shall the bast quality asd shah 30 fur
nished by the contractor, well as the labor.
the entire tatsfaepn II ssd tie
shall pc allowed days from The date
said Street Cpmni sioner tor the completion tha
therein mentioned ead should said fail to comply
dollars ay for each and penalty
having the work done the Street Commissioner
the sd Officer may be able procure
rails the amount of the fines, and labor
be deducted ont OF of the month payments to be made
the contractor
Security shall DO required to guarantee
the faithful performance of the
be monthly the certificates the
the City Treasurer retaining in guarantee
tenth Of the Of each certificate nnl the completion
the whole work.
The contract shall be sdiudcated three years.
day Of the approval Of the adjudication The
| Common Council
well understood That case Of failure by the contractor
TO BEGIN finish the part thereof within the PEE
Rod fixed the Council be dissatisfied with
which the is being executed the said Council shall
have the right annu the without putting the
tractor n defau required by article 1905 of the Civil
Code and without of Justice annul the
that the contractor shall at time abandon the work
not finish and complete the in conformity with his
contract the said shall forfeit all Claims have
of tho work done BY him up the date of the
and that the city shall be thereby discharged
from any and sill liability it well
stood shat the be reold the and his
securities shall hed bond in solio paw the city
NIL losses sencss between the price
originally perur the work and the price which
it may be n6udcated at res lie Or readjadication.
be foot Of plank road repaired, before
stated, complete.
New Oeans March 5, ISL 4 IF, tsS5E
tSignedl LOUIS H. PILE, City Snrvt yor.
Approved by The Committees Streets and Landings both
boards If the Common Courcil.
tsigneaI BENZ. S. HARRISON, f,ti &
Resis.ers slg 5sslEi O. ISL. A-Ais5slsN ~ t-'
VI 8ess5s,'s 7ss,s' Y Odd, ALFRED Al DUcRos,
VI az q For Comptroller.
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mo. 1851

NO. 5555.I
Rsotre{ Tint the Comptroller tho Treasurer in
favor of tie New Orleans Pinayuue r the sum thirteen
hundred and tweGty-hre dollars and nifty cents being lie
1855 TO the 10Th February, 1851.
tSgncdl LEA +. BAKEWELT4
-. = President Board of Assistant Aldermen.
lSgnedl 1.O NISaM,
., President Board Of Aldermen.
az 6t Isisnedl JOHN II. MONROE, Mayor
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Resoeed That the Street Commissioner be and is hereby a
Jllm and Gavez btdge.
Cypress and Galvcz. bridge. ~, 4
Lafayette and tiRl9ez, two bridges.
PoSdras and C'alveS one hridge.
Perdido and Galyez, one bridge
The said work be according to contract md with ae
little delay as possible.
lSisHedl LEA r. BAKEWELL
President Board Of Assistant Aldermen
tSigned1 j. o. NIXON
President Board of Aldermen.
Approved April s. 1861.
a6 Of lsignedl JOHN 4, MONROE, Mayor.
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e8oeed Tint lax Of lttyx every one hundred
Go n 81 me value Of ali 4 and slaves appear
N lhe ea assessment maize for
The year 1850 and of one hundred thrty-oue cents
sd hundred dollars, $500 asses ed value
capital icees, tnnitu nppeariu tabenux OF
ne Ass ssos nr he year ls6 be md Inc same hereby
TO pay The ordinary expenses Of the City Government for
tae year oyer and above ihalec9p from other Sources
5zf lSignedl LEA r. BAISEg ELL,
-F- President Board of Assistant Aldermen.
[signedl j. Q. NIXON,
President Board Of Aldermen.
Approved April B. 1861.
as ot lSignedl JOHN I. MONROE, Mayor
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CONPTROII4HR'S OFFICE.
City Of Eew Orleans, July Z, 1sS5.
mo. 2l29.l
~ fGE{i14E ED, Taat tg4e Comptroller nc mEss
AZ he is hereby authorized required notice by
tsgding advertisement in che oacia journal that ii accofanee
a :a ninth saetun Of ordinance No l4l2 approved March
1874 The GaERel viii not pay my bili against tho city unless
19hced under authority Of ore! from ths Comptroller
$ccorA4nca with tho ordinance referred to.
LSsnedi y L. TRACY
President Board Of Assistant Aldermen.
tsigHed =. II. PLACE,
~ PRECEDENT Board Of Aldermen
LsgnOdl JOHF Il. LEWIS, Mayor.
The attention of tho officers city and Of the puscis fo
tpectfGli7 called to tho foregoing resolution.
Y. DUPLEssIs,
ITO y ConutroElHf Cite Of New Orleans,
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Notice is hereby given that on TUESDAY 10th April 1861
viii atjudcate at my Office at ~ O'Clock A. NJ 10 the
lowest bidders the above contracts. - - ~
as l2t v. pUPLESsIs Comptroller.
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MA1oRALTY OF NEW ORLEANS. }
City Hall. April s, 1851,
Common Council 9th City of New orleans.
ENTo EEEJ


Whereas under resolution Of the Common Council No 54O
public notice has been given by the Mayor that nie
ton OF the city OF New Orleans TO ST. street
from St Charles 10 mryRdes Streets be wGened width OF
A feet 3inches and lines and also Andrew
to h opened from DryadeS to Howard Streets width
feet ineh.s
AM whereas by resolution of the Common Council No. 5io7
the Mayer and the city Attorney have been authorized take
the necessary legal eps for the widening opening Of the
aurenaned streets, in conformity with existing laws
And whereas he opening and widening Of said would
cost to the city OF New Orleans money
tS5O WHICH the city Treasury, in its present depressed
coud1n would be unable meet and that h said improve
ment has not beer asked for by the either
the street or its vicinity
And whereas t1s only improvements required for the
pubic good and ntiS are the widening of ST. Andrew
from s. Charles to D5ades streets to width of So feet in
streets from the Fapborg line to St Andrew street width
of ~ feet inches and of Franklin avenue from the
Fanboutg line TO St. Andrew street, 10 width Of rs feet
ittherefofe
eoeed That resolutions of the Common Council Nos $40
and 5I97 be and the arc he eby reuealed.
BE IL further Teo'ue That the Mayor be and lie hereby a.
horzed to give pnhc notice. aCcrng law intention
OF the Common council widen st. Andrew street. from ST.
Cha les 10 Dryndes Streets TO width of 81 inches and
to laurent White and Liberty streets from the Fauor
line 10 st Andrew wi m feet 4S inches esch
and FRANKLIN late fnlton avenue the Fauboug line 10
st. Andrew street, width Of LIS feet.
[Sgned LEA F. FAREWELL,
President Board Of Assistant Aldermen
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'E 81 81 "A For THE cosTRAcT

Ihe round stones shall be on bed of river sand not
gss tnan togf nrtcs he in tie e8 w5fkanike manner
ana SO rs 70 touch each oherRn and broken Joints
and al stones shall be laid on their points rs iii those l on
tue fiat shall be rejected - f' r ~ ~ fE "
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Notice Is hereby given That on WEDNESDAY, the 10Th
April 1861 Mt II O'clock NJ will adjndcate at nv Office
to the lowest bidder, 'heabove contract. .
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POLICE JATL--oFFECEAE4.

WAS brought to the City Police .ynIl ON
w the l4h 81 March 1851 the black hoy ROBERT Says
he belongs 70 NJ Rpde Cheek who lives in Lounds county
lett side af the forehead another small on the left ARM
below tho elbow dog beou the left leg email goatee good
teeth, and Is aged about 80 years.
Ths wcall ana claim his property according to law
MIGUEL HERNANDEZ, JR.,
Keeper of City Police jail.
Registered Ma CHI 10, 1851.
F. j. FORSTALT,
MO lot -.a...- Deputy Comptroller.
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was brought TO the City Police, Jaf lo On
snys he belongs ztptirn Clement who lives
h OF ST. John the Baptis Ia. He feet Inches high,
has gOnd teeth. dog bite the left scar from knife
cut on the right the ebow smother on the right leg,
is branded. and is aged ab iut IS or 10 years.
Tho will call according to Law.
MIGUEL HERE ANDEH, JR.,
Keeper of City Police JAIL s.
r. J. FORSTALL, +
MO ut nepntv Comptroller.
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r3r 70 laying the round stone paving roadway shall be
eHei h9u gh5el " The contractor, n accordance with the
grade and rounding % be ivS SURVEYOR and shall
receive cOatngof river four iick iIe ran1J
! III Lunl nLl
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SPECIFICATIONS FOR THE C4eNTg2 A CHS
y for the construction Of brick sidewalks boreed BY
The have not already been by the PROPERTY
| hold
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y
Whereas the contract for the repairs of the shell roads of
the city expire the ed March, 1851 provision should be
for the continuation of said repairs BIZ the sale of con-
tracts by the city. :
Be Iesolce That the Comptroller be and he is hereby
authorized TO adiudicate, aft hve days notice in the official
three eoP,ets to The loves bidder for each separately
for two yearsone of said contracts for repairs Of sand
oads from Canal street to the upper limits OF the city FOE
shell fsad along Canal Caondee and Bayou John from
Claiborne SIT ct to the and the third for all the
mainiog shell roads from Canal street to The lower limit
work TO be done in accordance with specifications Of
the City Surveyor and the ndudcaons subject to The
approval or lie ton of the Common Council
lsigned] LEA F. BAKEWErI,
President Board OF Assistant Aldermen.
tSignedl j. o. NIXON,
Approved Aprl5, 1851.
AZ 5t LSgned JOHN 7. MONROE, Mayor.
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mo, 5553.l

In force, by operation Of law, April s. 1861.
A true copy;
AZ II . NJ A D. -
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New Orleans, March %, 1851 nI5
lsisnedi LOUIS H. PILE. City Surveyor.
Approved by The Committees Streets Landings Of both
Boards Of the Common Council =, Y r =
sisnsal B gnN5 kfSl y ssIERKEgf6soN oaasn
Registered "a April, It6l.
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Boards of the Common Gnnncil. - ~
E'gneO BENZ. S. HARRISON,
(Signcl) s. A. KISGSL.ND ChHirmen
Registered 4 pril 2, 1861.
as It ALFRED A. DUGROS, for Comptro1ler
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-04-29
what 10 Martial Law Z

A contemporary in speaking Of "Mar-
tial Law" ! term now in 90 general use,
says 1t is generally and vaguely held to
be . suspension of oil ordinary civil
rights and process-and as such, ap
proximates closely to military despot-
ism. 1t is an arbitrary law, originating
in emergencies. In times Of extreme
peril to the State, either from without
or from within, the public welfare de-
mands extraordinary measures; and
martial law being proclaimed, signifies
that the operation Of the legal delays OF
Justice is suspended by the military
power, which has for the time become
supreme.
1t suspends the operation of the writ
of ha6eds corpus; enables persons
charged With treason to be summarily
tried by Court Martial instead Of Grand
Jury justifies searches and seizures Of
private property, and the taking posses
sion Of public highways and other
means Of communication. Involving
the highest exercise Of sovereignty, it
is, Of course, capable of great abuse,
and is only to BE- justified on emergen
cies Of the most imperative and psrilous
nature, such as now appear to exist in
Baltimore and Washington.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-04-29

CoUoHs. The sudden changes Of our climate
are sources Of PULMONARY, BRONCHIAL and A.
rHnAr1c A1ysorIoxs. Expsrienes having proved
that simple remedies often ct speedily and GER
tsinly when taken in the early stages Of the dis
ease, recourse should ct oaes be he'd to Bress.'s
Bronchial zyocAss," q Lossnges, Let the Cold,
Cough or Irritation Of the Threat b ever % slight
- By this prscaution more sssious attack may
be eaIsctuslly wsrdsd;oG. PuBLrc SPsAKExs and
SixoERs will ind then efsolual for clearing and
Strengthening the voice. Sc advertisement.
nov77-d&W6m
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-04-29

"1beas 0esDsses len sAsn Abruptly ssl
VERY UnDlesasselv - PsblSs Hlssssps. -.
This remark viii not apP,y y shess Who ere for
tunaas snaueh p havs thsir sasnsas nads with
machines, taking what j. called ~ SesSks lock
stiseA, - il the esss With the LADD, WDsPsa !
Go. Nashias, vhish makes the stitch alike on
both sides Of The material, lssving 10 sader eide
ridge 70 vsas sut b washing - ironing. These
machines ass meeting > want long expressed by
the public, in their aAaptedssss = al kinds Of
Sewing that il IL passibls @ psaetisabls = do.
Wherever Sewing can BE- doas. IN naslia q even
leather, they will do - amount Of work that il
tsuly astonishing. STRONG in construction, yst %
simple in mechanism - 10 - easily understood.
they fully merit the rspatsti.a they have OBJ
tainsd, Of being IT, bss S'sisg AaeAsss sssr -
ssste1. We Dc oar friends favor y referring
them TO th e advsStissosnt IL regard % these ms-
chimes. PAaadApAis Esqsir~.
apelS-dtW1w
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-04-29

ONE Of the balls from Major Auder.
sons batteries penetrated the iron ROOT
Of the floating battery, but was split in
two BY the operation. The Charleston
papers add that it also came very neal
splitting Ex-Gov. Manning's head, as be
was standing close under the aperture
that il made.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-04-29

v1vRE UNDERSIGNED HAVING BEEN So
i licited BY the business men TO peblisA d.
rectory for the Cities VI Davenport, Rock Island
and Moline, has commenced the work, and will
have the Book ready 70: delivery about the 18th
Of June next, and from his experience in the busi
ness feels safe in promising to furnish moro COM
plete and reliable Directory than heretofore Issued
for these Cities.
The work will contain complete list Of al the
business and professional men, Clerks, Salesuen,
Book Keepers, House Keepers, Aiiliners, Dress
Makers, Seamstresses, etc., residing or doing bust
noes in the City Of Davenport, kssk Island Or
Moline. Also sketches Of eli tho Churches,
Schools, Public Institutions and Societies. snd :
general portrait Of the business Of the Cities It
will be printed on 6ne, white paper, and bound in
good style. None but csresul and competent can
vasssrs viii DO employed, and the business men
may, with safety, rely on the correctness Of this
work.
It would be supsr6ucus to mention here the
benefits Of City directory 70 6ouTishiD5 and rap
idly growing Cities like these, or the advantages
of advertising in work Of this character, wne.s
the card Of the business man 10 continually in the
most public places where it meets the notice Of
all classes, bat it is hoped that this will be ap
preciated BY tae business men and their valuable
patronage exthnded
TERMS Of AvERTISING:
One Page. $500
One-oaH faee..... ............. WV
One-fou1th Page. 6.OO
Price Of the Book to subscribers, el.SO; 70 non
subscribers, $2.0e.
D. BRIGHAM,
Once, No. IS, Perry street, with lUss, LANE
Co.
April 8, 1851. spro