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CLEARED YESTERDAY.

CLEARED YESTERDAY.
Steamship Hunter Rogers, Providence. D. s. stetson
Bal que Caro-; Beals, Gibraltar; Merchant q Co.
East Gasner
sSH SHr R e oHG TS"aF SssapHf
Str Diamond State, Webb Baltimore. A. Groves, Jr.
ARRIVED YESTERDAY.
with mdse. to d. S. Steson q Co. ~ -N'"0o'
N0rw. saIque Agenlina, MOTck, So days from Liver.
schr Zeyla Crowell, from Rondout, with mdse. to
0tSSf'S sesf West H0Rs Wind, Lawson, from Boston
% schr May FeIcheI; Tracey, from Warren, R /:
YORK WIN j %dss e v. n Baird : Co. ~ No"
tmore, with mdse TO h. Foster.
MEMORANDA.
dsH mn1niBp homan' Howes hence at Boston yester-
BaIque Irma, Cummins from New York for sagua,
was spoken m aOth Inst lat IS, long. % 10.
Philadelphia, was spoken 2Sd inst. Off Nantucket
BHI9ue VIZ % Van Name Craig, for Philadelphia,
cleared lear 9 at ,a Boston Path inst. oo =. D-,.--
BaIaue Black Brothers, Perry, hence, at zierikzee
Brig Alice Lea, Hardenbrook, for Philadelphia
big HerIy Virden' Collins, from New Nork, at Car.
Brig Herald. Wood hence ut Havana Goth inst.
sehr Plandome, Edwards, hence, al Charleston yes
schf Hiawatha, hence for Newburyport, at Holmes
schr Lena Hunter. from bingham for PhadeI
phIa, at Holmes Hole 23d lost.
Schr Julia A. Halock Megsthlin, for Philadelphia,
sailed from MatanzRs 18th inst.
SchTs olive i. Rourke. McAlmoh, and K. NJ. Brook
pgs Douglass, for Philadelphia. cleared at 81. John.
Schrs Nellie H. Benedict. Ellis. hence, and Kappa
hsnnocK, Corson from Trenton, N j., at Norwcn 2lst
insI ant,
schT o. s. Watson, Adams hence, at Nantucket Goth
schrJ. B. Allen. Case, for Philadelphia, sailed from
Nantucket 18Th inst.
Daniel Holmes. Haywood, tor Pnilade ephla or George
town, ID. C., sailed rom Providence 22d inst.
schr Alabama, VRngder, hence, at Beverly 10Th
Steamer New York, Jones, hence. at Alexandria
ID. c., oath inst
DOMESTIC PORTS
SANDY Hook, Aug. 25-2 80 Z. M.-The Pacific Mall
steamship Henry Ohauncey has passed out bound Ia
Aspinwall. She carries about 500 passengers among
| Them Paymas'er Spalding U. 5. Navy; Lieutenant
! CCchrane, U. 8. Marlnes; and Lieut. Commander
| PTebIe All for duty on the Pacific coast.
The steamship South America, for Rio Janelro is In
company,
MISCELLANY.
QUICKEST TINE YET,-The recent trip from Havre
to New York OF the steamship Perere of the French
/
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PROPOSALS..

IMPROVEMENT OF HE'LL GATE, NEW
L YORK.
UNITED STATKs ENeIHEERs OFFICE.
No, 27 WEST HOUSTON STREET, NEW YORK,
August ~, 1858.
For the information OF those intending to bid for the
removal OF the rocks in He Gate it Is necessary to
that the contract Will not necessarily be assgne
to the lowest or TO any BIDDER Tne time which the
bidder PROPOSES to consume in performing the work,
well ss The character OF his proposed mode Of ope
raons pracicabiity will likewise be considered
in assigning the cont act. JOHN NEWTON,
Lieutenant Colonel Engineers,
624 mfw 1t Brevet Major General U, b. A.
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MARINE TELEGRAPH.

For additional Marine NeWS see First Page.
ALMANAC FOR PHILADELPHIA-THIs DAY.
SUN RISES. .............52O MOON SErs..-......morn
SUN SETs............--64 AZ HIGH WATER. $50
PHILADELPHIA BOARD OF TRADE.
JAMES Il. YOUNG,
COATES WALTON, SMoNTHLY OoMNITTEE
THOMAS POTTER.
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INSURANCE COMPANIES.

DELAWARE MUTUAL SAFETY INSURs
- ANCE COMPANY, incorporated By the Legis.
ture of Pennsylvania 1896.
oGice Southeast cornSr THIRD and WALNUT
Streets, Philadelphia.
MARINE INSURANCES
On Vessels, Cargo, ard Freight to all parts OF the
World.
INLAND NsURANCES
On Goods. by river canal lake, and land carriages to
"n p"i'' - 'n0 FIRE INSURANCE.
On merchandise generally.
On Stores, Dwelling Houses ,etC,
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DEATH OF WE'LL. KNOWN NAVAL OFFIcER.-
Captain H. B. Nones, United states Revenue
Cutter Service, died Mt his residence in Whining
ton, yesterday morning, in the 65th year of his
age. The deceased was native of Phlladel-
phia, but has resided In Wilmington for many
years. Captain Nones entered the merchant
service when eighteen years of age, and WAS ap-
Tointed Lieutenant in the Revenue service By
President jackson, in 1880, since which he has
been continuously on duty, his name no stand
ING first on the active list of Captains and only
two PRECEDING himself being on the retired list.
He was assigned to this station in 1888, and has
been mostly on duty here, with occasional inter-
walls at other posts since that time. During the
Seminole war in Florida he commanded the
cutter jackson, part of the United States
forces. In the Mexican war, he was in command
Of the cutter Forward, and participated in the
naval operations preceding the capture of Vera
Cruz by General Scott, and after the war he was
sent out with this vessel to take Mr.. Letcher,
our Minister, to Mexico. During the Rebellion,
his vessel was employed in blockade duty in the
Chesapeake Bay, off Beaufort, N. G., and other
ports. His present cutter was the Seward,
which cruises in Delaware Bay as far do Wn as
the neighborhood of Bombay Hook.
New HOPE AND PHILADELPHIA RAILROAD
The report OF the Engineers who surveyed the
route of the proposed railroad IRON New Hope
TO Philadel pha shows that five lines were run:-
l. Nam line from New Hope to Fishers lane
length, 80 4495l00 miles. Total cost, 81 1885,,
73lIl-per mile $37, 597 '56-and cost OF grading
per mile, $40 05S40.
Q. Main line to Fishers lane, via Richborough
length, 81 3675-1000 miles. Total cost, 81, 49,,
366IO-per mile, S36, l7S12-and cost OF grading
per mile, S17, 1884.
3. New Hope to Edge Hill-length, rs 1908
$3.50 miles. Total cost, SOL, ,l84'4-per mile,
S35, 95S'12-and cost OF grading per mule, Sl7, $685.
4. New Hope to Jenkntown, via RichborUueh h
and Huntingdon ValleY-leugth n 3200.5280
miles Total cost, $9l6, 30l'43-per mile, $685.
1862, and cost OF grading per mile, Sl5, 04s.
s. New Hope to Jenkntown, via Little Mesh
aminy and Huntingdon Valley - length, 26
4G2O.5 $3.50 miles. Total cost 1926 574'96-per
$163j7'S0.
These separate routes run on the same line
until the Neshaminy creek is passed, where the
bifurcation takes place. The report speaks in
general terms of the advantages and dsadvan-
tages of each route.
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THE UNITED SALEsMBN's AssoCIATIoN.-An
adjourned meeting of the above Association
was held last Tuesday evening. After adopting
the preamble, constitution, bylaws, and rules
with the following result:-B. L. Hill, President;
George Houseman, A. B. Walters, VIM. Wrgley,
Vice .Preside Alexander Givin, Treasurer;
G. w. Nckerson, Recording Secretary; Edward
B. Kaiehp, Financial Secretary; Charles E.
wilkinson, James H. Keyser, j. H. Clausson,
Auditing Committee. The Association has for
its object the reduction of hotel, railroad and
other travelling expenses; an inquiry into the
legality OF the present license laws, as well as
the furtherance of friendly feeling among the
sslesmen of the country.
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DROWNING CASE ON THE DELAwARE.-On Sat-
urday last George Logan and George Clunn, two
laboring men living at LumberVllie, who have
in gathering pavne-stone out OF the river,
loaded their boat and pushed it out into the
middle of the stream to float it down to the
place oflanding, but after going short distance
The boat sunk. One of the men was seen strug-
Cling IN the water by q woman in the village,
who at first thought him to be swimming, but
as he disappeared in a few moments she at once
gave the alarm. On sunday morning about one
hundred people gathered together, and
search was commenced. About O'clock the body
of Logan was found just below the village. The
body of Clunn had not been found yesterday.
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DIRECTORS O'0 10
Thomas Q. Hand, James O. Hand,
John Q. Davis, Samuel K. Stokes
Edmund A. Souder James Traqusir
Joseph IL. Seal, William O. Ludwig,
Theophilus PauldIng, Jacob p. Jones,
Hugh Craig James B. Mcfarland,
Edward Darlington Joshua p. Eyre,
John X. Penrose, John ID. Taylor,
H, Jones Brooke, Spencer McIlvaire,
Henry sloan, Eenry o. Dallett, Jr.,
George q. Leiper, George w. Bernardou,
William q. Boulton, ID. Il. Morgan, PltsburR,
Edward Lsfourcade, j. b Semple, +"
Jacob Riege A. B. Berger,
THOMAS @. HAND, President.
JOHN c. DAVIS Vice President
HENRY LYLBURN. Secretary,
HENRY BALL. Assistant Secretary. 1890
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-07-29
CIR ACE MILLS.

WARSAW, III. Oct 10 1897.
AWNING 10 . rush of business INN ediasel,
~ after and siHa- harvest have recently beer
Aha npsh tae alterations and nlprovene, on
Mills which deemed necessary TO enable IN offer
ting our customers brand of Flour uusurpasst hy
say Having every thing In the best ct otder new
take pleakure assuring friends and srstha
weshalt hencsforfh make our best brandt the
GA ACE MILL
Uniformly gooH equal at i-nst and possible
hyperion o ANY other brands man ted.
0nr Mr.. HANNA. ~hoze experience and reputation as
Miller Is generally kuownand appreciated, having Ia
inter sat In orr drn will endesyor TO make
ands Of auce quality that they cannot fail to merit
Increased fsyof We shall always sell lev price
As Ia Consistent With the best OF 9uatyhut deter
min ed to MAXI the quality Superior whseyer cost
cohhdent thst people will prefer that rather than.
saving of 1feY cents on fhessok barrel.
oetlo G. ALRERs Ar
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CHOICE POTATOES-Peach Blows and
aonaasesks q COX 4 lRvIN's
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PROPOSALS..

NOTICE TO COuTR ACTOR = SEALED
IN Proposals for constructing Of the New Or
leans Mobile and chssnoogs Rrosd bet.een tss cities
Of New Orleans and Mobile embracing about 900 cubic
yards esrthwork the delivery of materials for sad
ton Of $500 nea feet Of Truss Brdung rs 900 nsa feet Of
Pile and Treste Bridging. and for delivery Of 400 900 Gross
TIES ssd other matesls viii be recsvrd at the Uompanys
Office. in the city Of New Orsxns up to 10 O'Clock
WEDNESDAY January 20. 1859.
Maps and profss Of the lima sns Of structure and ap
OF work to be dore wi be exhibited at
The same Office and after December 10 1864 and blank
forms furnished for contracts spscif tions, proposons
etc, etc. =
All proposals to be addressed Henry Van Week. Chief
Epgpeer the New Oresns Mobile and Chatanooga Rail-
Company New Orleans La
The Company the right to reject any proposal
which for any reason may be deemed uns stisaetory
JAMES A. RAYNOE,
President N. NJ Q. 4. b Co.
Ofce galier Court
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CONSTABlE'S SALES.

II. ROONEY VS.. r. BAEMGARTNER-Eos 2O22 AND
D2s-sixth Sustee's Court, Parish of Orleans.
DY VIRTUE OF two Writs OF ner1 faelas
ID directed by the Honorable Sixth Justice Of
Peace In and for the parish Of Orleans VIII proceed
sell al public auction, THURsD ~, the third day
Of December 1853 at o'clock ~ Firss street. be-
tween Willow and Claiborne streets
Two ca Large CHICKEN HOUSES ssd One Lot Of
HOURkHOLD FURNITURE inventory on hle.
Sc sed in the above numbered unidentified suits.
WM 0ORMLEY, Constable
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PkofosALs..................
STATE OF LOUISIANA, \
OFFICE BoARD PUBLIC W0ars.
New Orleans Nov DO 1864
SEALED PROPOSALS will be received at this once
until IL NJ FRIDAY. December H. 1865 for the building
the following named Lsvees, to-wft
BASS LeyBE parish Of Carroll.
eAvA0E LEvEE. parish OF Carroll.
DUCkPORf LEVBB, parish Of Madison.
Delta LEvEE. parish Of Madison
GILLESPIE LEvEE parish Of Tensss
ST. JOSEPH LEvEE- parish Of Tensas
MAREkGo LEvEE, parish Of Concorda-
GLASsC0CK's BENO LEvEE. parish OF Conoords-
Said Levees DO contructed plans
specifications to b In th Office the to
or decreased ct tbs option Of the Board
The amount Of bonds required will bs the estimated
OF the propeted york with fy per crnt additional
twenty cent Of each and estimate
until the compilation Of the work the satisfaction OF the
Board sad oonds TO be secured BY responsible persons
residents Of the bate whose signatures
each bid guaranteeing the ability Of the bidder fuln
agreement md that in the cortrAct awarded will
be accepted and entered into accordance With
Bids VII be ndorsed Proposals for building - Lsvea"
No bid I'll be entertained IRON who has hereto
with any former Board = =
The Bosrd tbs right TO reject any al bids
BY order Of the Board \. d. MITCHELL,
Secretary.
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sHERIFF's SALES.

MRS EMILE EvERsHED We A. L. BINGHAM
Fifth District Court for the parish Of Oriesns-No. Is
- Sale 70 directed BY this Honorable the rh District
Cont for the parish Of Orleans in the above entitled
viii proceed TO sell at public auction ct the Msrchants
and Auctionesr Exchange loyal street. between Csua
and Customhouss Streets in the Second District This
December r. 1885, 1t IL O'Clock the fol-
lowing de.crbed property. to. Wit
the buildings and improvements thereon and
thereon SITUATED in the Third Disnic Of this city aesg
nsted No. a. plan drawn by Louis Brngier,
late Surveyor General deposited la the cce Of o. do Armss
rstsry public In this city.
Which sqnArs bounded by Lapeyrouse Orzags Miro and
Tonti Streets and the acquired by sed dendant
purchase from Rufus King Howell by passed before
eelim nsgne notary public Of this city, on the eleventh
day OF April. 1854
Seized In the above suit.
~ TxRAs-Cash on the SPOT
THOs. L MAXWELL
rolls % del2 Sheriff OF the Parish OF Ore~Bs-
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I OaT-ON TUESDAY. THE l5rH SEPTEMBER
- 1865. ordinary Pocket Diary, containing . small
Of Money number OF Receipts and Memoranda,
and the following described n which the public
toned against trading for negotiating z Three notes
dated December 1857 drawn by t. D. Van Horn to bis
order and him ndorsed for hundred dollars each and
payable three SIX and nine months after date;
drawn by M n Van Horn TO her order and By her
ndorsed at aer date March 1851 and marked
Eve hundred and tbyhve dollars note for eight han
dred and thirty three dollars and thythres and third
dorssd as above marked. Ne vsristarn By \ Poole
airy, 1867 drawn BY T. Van Horn to the order Of n Au
eustn cashier Bank Of New Orleans hundred and
Lotds hundred and ffy dollars endorsed date
Of which notes been paid but not
cancelled The finder welcome the and will receive
additional reward returning the Diary and Papers to
T. D. Van morn, "a Camp street.
I OsT-ON THURSDAY, TTH A BLACK AND
IL Brown Hound answers TO the name Of Jen. Had 9
small piece cut Of the bottom of his le and large
white max his bressI When lost be had leather
collar The fndsr viii b suitably rewarded leaving him
ct 81 Race street. 'l' 7 ,r.ir.aiIIffi 10 ~
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= :
RACES--.R ACES.
-. RACEs--RACEs. -
METAI8IE col EsE.
@'A .ts.r. .'s.r.-f
.-7rref'k - xst o-r f-at q
FALL MEETING. qgt
80 - 'fAt s's ta--- l.fsa
NEW ORLEANS MErAtRIE JOCKEY CLUB.
Wednesday. Decs.s.r :, 1ses-rh.ra Ia,
FIRST RACE.

- 80 49,. s.....>e.-., -, 49, a. =. erf
FIRST RACE.
swsertskes for two Ods, mile heats; entrance SIS
p pi Club to give $500.
i. W. Cotrl enters Oh. COTTRILL BY Daniel Boone
dam Maggie O., by Brown Dick. Dress-Red and Red.
Also, ch. BY Daniel Boone. dam Lilly Ward, BY Lax
a ington-
Richards Kqour enter en- byNicksy Free Blonde
by Glencoe Dress-silvsr and Gray
Also. CHI BY Mickey Free, Prior No 2 by
Glencoe.
s. c. Hsmi'ton.enters oh. BoSETA. byi Nsmnon dam
By Tempest. Dress-white Gap and Red Jscser.
d. A. Wilson enters BY Lightning dam Beckey Bse
Dress-Grsy and White
SECOND RACE-Purss sa0-Nre IIests
]. J. Hawkins enters c. A. Hsmton's ch TOM GREEN,
by MemnOn, dam by Tempest, o.. ia pounds. Dress :
White Cap and Red Jacket .l 4f..~.t
2 NJ Summers enters 7. b. Patterson's ch wIsEN-
HUNT, by sherrod, dam by John Hunter. y. O., SO
pounds Dress-Purple and Purple. I'd
seeler enters VIM GLASS; b. FARO by Beakwind,
dam Jane wilkins, by Ambassador, y. o. los pounds.
Dress-Red and White
First TO of at hslfpsst o'clock precisely
Officers requested to he punctuay half
past O'Clock. fa...ar
POOs wiz be sold Hswkns's Saloon. o'clock by Col
Jas. Heigan.
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PHorOsAIs FOB BUILDING GRAND LEvKE.
STATE or LoursIirL-

STATE or LoUruirL-
orrIcs BOARD OF PUBLIC eoRks,
INV ORLEANS, La. November 10 lso&
Sealed Proposals win be received this once un TIE e
Of December ct II O'Clock for the building GRAND
LEVkE In the parsh Of Points Cospes In secodAncs with
plans and specifications Ne IN tnis ofice.
satisfsco svdsncs Of the sovsncy Of each bidder md
Of persons offered security vii b required
fhs Board reserves The Right reject sny I'll bids that
msy b odsred
By order Of the Board, -
eeersssry.
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BOARDING.

DOA RDING-ELE0ANTLy FURNISHED APART
ID with excellent board, and the of the
psror The situation Of the most desirable in the city
Apply at LAG st. Joseph street
EIRsT GLASS BOARDIGo-OEE Or TWO
gsnesl families who desire comfortable home aud good
living speasant part Of the city misht be suited appi
cation the II Camp and Robin sset opposite
Coliseum Square The house has large we'll furnished
the door.
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NEW ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
HERNsHAIM.

s. HEkNsHAIA. IS ~ Z
tELoAx CIGAR AND TOBACCO WAREHOUSE.
Nos ~ Gravier Street.
Has constantly hand the choicest brands q Virginia
Manufactured CHEWING AID SMOKING TosACco.
Also-A large assortment Of imported HAVANA and DO
kEsTIC CIGARS, Neerschsum Pipes, Briar and Wood
Pipes, Tobacco Pouches and all Smokers Articles To-
hoesheads and baes for the Mexican market and
plantation Cigar Leaf Of ali kinds for manufacturing
purposes on hand.
IN STORE AND NOW LANDING:
100 cs'es Garretts Scotch SNUFF.
50 boxes SWEET l0a
0OO00 Havana and Domestic CIGAR Of assorted brands
and sizes
100 boxes PAGES Cole Bar TOBACCO.
80 :. Sam Tibbettis TWIST and las.
20 hsyo's Choice NAVY.
800 :. Assorted brands Medium and Fine Bright,
I'd, poun7s-
500 esddies May bppis TWIST, Bright quarters,
And NAVY T,'BACCOS
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am prepared 10 dry sDd clean from mould and vssv ell
kinds Of Grain. Mslt Co6ss Peas, Beams dry sunkn
Cargses hpen Green 0rsin leaving II mssursd
IN the nsd; eradicate osnsvs smells from natural decay
guaranteeing burn scorch vii do such work bst
and less price than It 10 done In other cities, my
process and patents srs acknowledge b. al who have
thsm TO be superior 70 al othsnL
Tam ready scs and ell ghts under my patents
for Grain Drying and Mating reasonable Elevator
nsn VIII and these SUPERIOR MACHIHES hsrs being no
fires required sxnspt shs ordinary for power fhs
saving b immsass h fusa. Insurance. nAp md iabsr.
YW fszshsr insernssoa spply 10
ALFRED W. =. MABON,
100 New Lsvss md o. Fulton srssk
This b superior Machine for drying Sugar, Com end
hG Nhstanear-Isentae AmGiesa.
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POUND NOTICES.

CTREET COM NIssIONRR's DEPART-
- MENT Room No. City Hsll-few Orleans, December
/. les-Wae brought to the Fourth Dstrict Pound,
Div AIDES street, between jackson and Philip streets
estrays-
Two GOATS Of different colors; .
Which, n claimed within three days and the expenses
thereon paid will be sold ct public auction said Pound
THURSDAY, December g. 1868, at II O'Clock H.
JOSEPH MURPHY, Street Commissioner
Louis SENEGAL. for Controller.
CTREKT COMNIssIONER's ID ePA RT.
- MINT, soem No 2, City Hsl-rew orleans. Dec. l.,
6S-wee brought to the Second District Pound
Orleans and Claiborne streets, o. estrsys-
Eleven GOATS. Of different colors;
Which n claimed within three days and the EXPENSES
thereon paid VIII be sold public auction Pound
THURSDAY, December 3, 1865, ct IL o'clock
JOSEPH MURPHY. Street Commissioner
LOUIS SENEGAL, for Controller
CTREET COMMISSIONERS DEP Wr-
- MINT. Room No 7. City Hsl-New Orleans. November
20 18-Were brought to the Second District Pound
One White GOAT and KID;
which. not claimed within three days and the expenses
Thereon psd viii be sold public auction said Pound
WEDNESDAY. December 1865, at IL o'clock = I
JOSEPH MURPHY, street Commissions.
LOUIS eKsscHAI, for Cortrollsr.
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,ALs .....................PRoPOsAL.s.
STATE OF LOUISIANA,
OFFICE OF BOARD or PUBLIC WORKS,
Erv ORLKANs Nov 70 18A

OFFICE OF BOARD OF PUBLIC WOHKB T
New ORLEANS, Nov. 20 l80L }
Scaled Proposals will be received this once until II
SATURDAY December II 1868 for the baiding Of MORAN
cy' Levce, in the parish of Madison.
esd Levee Demonstrated In accordance with plan and
specifications 10 be In this Office the 20 be added
TO decreased at the option Of the Board The pro-
posed terms of payment will be explained IL differs from
other cases.
The Of bonds required viii be the estimated
Of the proposed work. with fty per additional and
twenty OF each and estmsie 20 be retained
until tina completion Of the work the satisfaction OF the
residents Of the State whose senAtae nn.t be .ppensed
each bid the ability Of the bidder fnn bis
agreement and that In the contract 10 awarded viii
be accepted and entered into in accordance with require
ments
No bids will be entertained from party who has hereto
fore failed o mia bis agreement fer the building OF levees
The Board the right to accept reject any
bids that mag be odsred.
By order OF the Board.
r. d. MITCHELL, Secretary.
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- MerchohtE BhhE, CcC uths = ~ 10
before LIE Gardsu Jr, notary p'slie in this city 81 =
ssrpton win be opened daily At the BANKING houss Of
MS institution the SIXTH DAY OF OCTOBER TO the
FOURTa DAY OF DEC EMBER, 1883, from o'cleck
10 O'Clock for che disposal OF Three Hundred and
Thirty Thousand Fire Hundred and Sixty Doers $50 500
being the amount Of the increase OF the capital OF
Bank divided into shares Of 500 each payable
ovs Twenty cent at the time OF subscribing and ten
month thereafter until paid By article eighth
On he charter Bank the actual stakeholder shall
he privilege curing sixty days Of taking additional shares In
proportion to the amount of their stock
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DRY OS---CLOTHING.
EEIBER e. GONsENHEIM.
DEALERS IN FANCY AND STAPLE DRY GOODS.
No. 16O Canal Street.
- UNDER THE MANSION HOUSE.

We beg leave respectfully to call the attention Of the public
to present Extensive and Well selected Stock Of Day
GOODS. which repenshinR by every arrival from
the North ard which embraces General and Complete
Assortment procured Expressly for the southern Market
In inviting the community to inspect Goods must
remind them that every article offering has been
bought exclusively for Cash. which not only enables 10
unusual Inducements but also admits OF
making Of the most tasty has bean eur good
fortune to submit to the citizens Of New Orleans.
We therefore solicit the Ladies to favor with visit feel
ing ,sfed that all who crafty by dsing will neither
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