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Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1850-02-16

AN ACT TO provide for the eectualy preventing TIE
sale Of intoxicating drinks in the of Lewisvile
SEC l. Be enacted by the General assembly Of the State
Indiana, That the President and Trustees Of the town Of
Lewsvile, hereby authorized and empowered TO pass
ami adopt such ordinances their corporate capacity will
eectuay prevent the sale aud of Intoxicating
drinks within said corporation PfOrded that said ordin
shall penalties for violations thereof Of
more than ten dollars for each offence.
SEc q This act to be in force from and after its pas
sage.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-11-16

erals Foote and Downs, are all taken from the
Soule interogators, except one, who had, we be-
lieve, previously committed himself in favor of the
COMPROMISE"
1t is wonderful that these gentlemen, who, all,
doubtless read the Delta of the 18th, should have
the audacity to accept position which identifies
them with those who would not disturb " the
past
Again, it insists that "some of the officers and
committeeman " should have been selected out of
the seven hundred democrats who are Gin ia
vor of Mr. SoulG's course against The compromise -
Handsome logic!
Now, we fully agree with the sentiments of the
first article quoted. What Mr.. Soul6, Mr. Davis,
or Mr.. Morse have to do with Union meeting.
clearly understood to be for the purpose of showing
that mo one here proposes disuuion on account of
the Compromise bill" when they are known to be
hostile to the measure, we cannot see. Perchance
the editors of the Delta will give us information!
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-11-16

NeDU Line Of Steamships to Chagres.-By refer.
enc e to the advertisement of Messrs. Armstrong
Lawrason e. Co., in another column, it will be
seen that the Pacific Mail Steamship Company have
established line of steam packets to run regular.
ly, sem-monthly. between this city and Chagres,
dlreet and to connect with their mail line of steam
ships from Panama to San Francisco and Oregon
This line will be composed of the fine steamships
Philadelphia and Caribbean, the latter of which
was built expressly for this trade We presume the
departures Of the steamers in this line will be so ar
ranged as to come between those of the old line,
and thereby give us the departure of steamship
for Cbagres once a week. The establishment OF
this line will greatly facilitate communication be-
tween this City and California and Oregon. We
wish the enterprising Company and their obliging
and excellent agents in this city the success they
so richly deserve
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The m9loglt1 Of those writing advise toner estimates
generally 1900 OJOD2 100 G5O and in sapport of their
ions S6aqGe he a9ness Of the plant compared with lest sea
rag tact Of the scarcity of old cotton on the
IONS I'VE differ by allowing for the increased planting
aiheres to 900. '' W. ''''''O' ""'S'
PriceS.-With regard to the future cou rss of
prices, the Circular says We have obtained the
most reliable data for estimating the yield of the
present season, and should or outside fguyss be
rsaft1sd eUen then the crop 1gtLI5s Uerv D,9aerqts
one, and should no disturbing causes (aso,U s,,f2re.
ses",) occur in the old world. must qa,tboyizs 4,
high range Of prices"
The Circular in conclusion. addresses few re.
marks to planters. 1t says: Present prices are
more than remunerative, and shouM be freoly ac-
cptea and it is therefore our earnest adlcs to onr
planting friends, to go on selling at the present
range Of quotations, but so 10 Husband their ge
sources as to be allie to control at mn moment the
balance of their crops undsposed of should auv
influence other than that resulting from the laws
OF supply and demand be &c eyted to depress the
value OF their products
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A good joke is told of Barnum. It !, M,
generally known that the receipts of the Lind con-
cert IN Providence were only some four or five
thousand dollars. The citizens had previously
boosted that they could get up a $4,000 concert;
and alter the auction sale it was announced that the
seats had brought over S8OOO when in reality thew
Drought only about one half that amount During
tne evening gentleman was proceeding leisurely
along toward the concert hall, when he met M
barnum, with his hat in his hand, rushing through
the street. apparently in state of great excitement
Mr. Barnum, my dear sir what is the matter y
hurredly exclaimed the gentleman.
I-I-Im going after magistrate - said Pc
ter L., as he struggled to get away.
A magistrate "
Yes, magistrate want to take my oath -
Your oath-concerning what ,"
Why yelled Barnum-" want to take nv
oath that IciH meUer come 10 Providence agai,, as
long as I lire 20
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News from the Plains.

several officers of the army had arrived at Fort
Leavenworth from Fort Laramie and Fort Kearnv.
vi tue number from Fort Laramie, were Colonel
Holman, 9th Inf; Lieut.. Col LOOMS. 9Th Inf
Major Carleton, LIST Dragons; Major Thomson
LIST do; Capt Wharton, 9th Inf; Cant, DYER
Judge Advocate.
capt keichum, 9th Inf; Capt. Van Welt, Gu.
W. Dept; and Capt. Duncan of the Rifles, after
reaching Fort Kearny, returned to Fort Laramie
among the passengers in the Anna from Fort
LeaVenworth were Lieut.. COL LOOMS, 9Th Inf.
Lieut. Tubbs, 9th Inf, en- route to join his company
at Tue new post on Des Moines Lieut.. Ogle, LIST
nragoons' en- route to join his company in CaIifor-
ma; Lieut. Washington, en- route to Join headquar-
'ers OF his regiment at Fort Gibson.
Is expected that Col. Hoffman will take com.
lilAhd OF the new post at the crossing of the Ark
ansas; Capt. Wharton will continue in command
o. Fort kearny; Capt. Ketchum will command
Fon Laramie, and Major Thompson will command
Fort Scott - ''''''''i'u
ol ne patues from Fort Laramie left on the 9TH
oc'oDer' aud those from Fort Kearny on the OH
same month"; at which time all were we'll
IL 10 stated mat between Forts laramie al
hearny the buffalo We're innumerabIe. the ,anJ
was IN excellent order; the weather mia a,I co.
lor The season. On the route from Fo, Ka..-
Iiey tound an abundance of game of all kfnds
ne Indians say they never had seen such oman.
titles of buffalo before YUAN
lhe grass between Forts Kearny and Isavsn.
worth had been nearly all burnt off, except nss,
the water courses and wet places, where small
patches were found upon which to subsist the
animals. '"e
me experiment of raising corn, potatoes, and
vegetables at Forts Laramie and Kearny had
Deen entirely successfully and one man at the
latler FoFt had raised twelve hundred bushels of
potatoes. ~
ABOUT three hundred warriors of the Pawhee
tfloe OF indians were out upon an expedtion
against the Sioux, and another party ofthe same
tribe had gone 10 the mountains to make war
upon the Ar apahoes. ""i
Two men were arrested at Carlisle, Pa. for macs
%ank OF Pittsburg ~ 'iahuisetureH'
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Recorder CaidoeH's Court.-Ve have no items of any i'm
porance to give from this court The generally were
IN the assault and battery line, the details of which
highly interesting to the parties concerned and their
ate friends, are not of much consequence to the public
Among the prominent characters which appeared beCra
the recorder, were two rival bpOsers. They had lon
nursed tsng of Jealousy and hatred towards each other
which prompted frequent difficulties and they finally came
to the Recorder each resolved unfold tale which sboud
settle the hash of the other completely His Homo, haa
them and very much to the chagn of EACH vised them
10 compromise their differences ard into copatnerD
This arrangement the thing at ALL and neither psrv
would listen to it; but they cOud obtain no satisfaction in
court so they took themselves off, looking exceedingly fierce
We should not be surprised if assault and battery case
grew out of the difficulty vet N
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Bloody Doings among tAe Fys6erD,s, w.
are informed that some brutal scenes to"t ri,oa
InG hShe[y on the beach eastward of LyRnbayen
met met on saturday In the forenoon, John White
hurst an old man, for many years beongirg 70
tnat nelghPorhood, and following the fishing and
E c ,n BUSINESS was attacked by stout ath-
leuc man, whose name we did not learn. and beats,
so badly that he has since died. And on The n;abt
OF the same day an atfray took place betyyeen Lam
Walker and a man by the name of honey j.,
which third party, Wilkinson by name TOOK Ds ri
IsSelzng seine staff and striking Walker with IL
AII'lhg nun on the spot. Wilkinson has fled Walk
er, we learn, is from Norfolk county, and had s,nna
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-11-16

HmerlcaH Ihsatre.-Ne recommend to our play
going citizens, the best of entertainments At the American
this evening, feel assured that The performances viii m
highly interesting. Miss Marie Duret, who has shown
versatility OF talent which hrs already made her great
s' Is TO make her rs appearance e in Shakespeares
play OF Romeo and Juliet We feel confident that she
will increase the favorable impression already enteand r
her by the patrons of the house
The Ballet Cops, of whore merits it is Unnecessary to
speak, VIII appearin variety of dances the whole to con-
WIN the amusing farce OF the Spectre Bridegroom
We expect to the American well filed t, evening
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of Col. Faulkner, in Clark county, has been sent
us as a specimen. We have not seen better sam
pie OF cotton this season and we congratulate the
Colonel upon his success in raising our great sta
pile. LPaulding (Miss.l Clarion, Nov g.
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The WeathGr.-Ye7teriay was one of the nos, dru
gloomy serabe, suicidal days have had in long time
The morning came in with rain during the forenoon the
scattering drops paered azy the side walks and the mud
'e su Gus was reduced to that consistency, that cabmen
busmen and draymen we've enabled to besoatnr nm for
pedestrians without very great exeron Business was dul
there was no street. music, and everybody his wife looked
cross. we do not wish to see another such daY SOON
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MayoraIty Of NewOrIeons.... N2vsmber Is. ls5o

maSoraltY OF NewOrlenns.......,N November Is, 1850
COUNCIL OF MUNICIPALITY No. Two
Sitting OF Nov. IL, 1850
ESOLVED, That the Mayor be, and he is
hereby authorized and requested after giving the pece,
sary legal notice, TO sell public qucap TO the Lowest 6d
Gef me contract for extending the steamboat wharf and
huuhs an addition to the same accordance with The nj an
aud specifications on file in the Survey orr office SAID WI
TO be commenced within five days after the adjudication il
dccepd by the Council ana tC be Compe ed within siyy
gays rom SAID cOmmencement under penalty OF one HIM
ueu dollars per day for day thereafter It remains in
complete The contractor furnish all MATERIAL and 10 h.
Pad IN cash a as i follows One third Of the amount the
ance to be ad when the work is complete and arc.nied m
the Surveyor. ' 'Lu acIepleu ny
ReioSged, That the specifications for said work be f
nlsed by the Surveyor to the Mayor and on bsbei with b
notice for said work. ~ fN' Will 1Ie
[Signedl JAS H. C.tnuFrr p-,uiI..
Approved November, 1850 mn" 'i'''ueu''
lSlgnedI A. D. CRossMAN, Mayor
True copy: H. BIER Clerk
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Auction Sales This Day.

j. A BEARD will sell at IL O'Clock, at Banks Arcade-A
House and LOI. -
SYKES, HYDE Co. will sell, at halfDast O'Clock at 70
naS432 re stfcet-Rtlsns, Almonds, Malaga Wine.
visions and Liquors.
vile street-Dry Goods ~
T. IS TAYLOR will SELL II O'Clock at the head of St
Joseph street-Engines, Old Copper and Iron, etc.
WIN SCOTT will sell haf.past 10 O'Clock at No 81
Camp street, umiure, etc. "
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$. OF T...meetinEs Thia Evening.

WASHINGToN FOUNTAIN, No. l, at Crystal Fount Hail
~ IchoupItoulas street, at halEpast O'Clock
fEARL DIVISION, No. s, al the new Temperance Hall g5
st. Charles streets, at half past O'Clock.
LAFAYETTE FOUNTAIN No. 3, Y. B. in their new hall on
josephine street, between Fulton and Rousseau, LRfay
cite, al haii-pRst o'clock.
.... Tomorrow Morning
LIBERAL DIVISION, No. H. at the new Temperance Hall
80 St Charles streets, at 10 o clock ''
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~ OallNSOal &. .lNoia,ol,

+ FASHIONABLE CLOTHING Establishment
- No. 10 Camp street, opposite Hewett's Exchange
are now In receipt Of per steamship OHIO, large and
pete stock of SEASONABLE CLOTHING got nm in the
best manner and styles, expressly for the retail trade
Gentlemen in need Of Clothing respectfully invited to
call and examine the stock, which comprises
CLOAKs-Of Black Cloth, 5-S, "a and full circle
DVERCQA Ts-OfD rab and COlored Cloths new STYLES:
DREss COATs-Ofbe1t Black French Cloth:
EROCK COATs-Of best French Cloths ali Colors.
business COATs-Of Cloths, Cassimees and TEesds:
DRESS PANTs-Of Black DOeskn and CPssimere
FESTs-OL Black Satin, SILK, Cashmere anil Grenadine
Fancy Cashmere, Wooden, Velvet rich Figured Silks.
SHIRTs-Of Linen, Cotton and Cambria Muslin pain and
embroidered bOsOms
HosIERY-MerIno, six, Cashmere and Cotton Drawers
Under Shirts and Half Hose:
HANDKERCHIEFs-Uf Silk and Cambria. d lain and borlea,
CRAvArsBlack and Fancy, large variety Of new styes
EL0yEs-Di silk, iahmere Alerno aud French Buckskin
lMBRELLAs-Of silk. Bingham and Cotton
nlg adDtF ~ ' ~-''o'' o'S'
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-11-16

The paricfieS-This popular establishment is soon 10 be
opened for the Tom Pacide, the fvore Hiaot
and George Holland have already arrived and balance
the company is the way down the river The Varieties
has been made to look paor, and brilliant sea-
son is auticipated
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-11-16

~ Charles IheGtre-Jerrods new comedy of the Cats
paw was performed at this house last evening. 1t has
many good points, and some bad ones We think the CLOSING
scene rather 'ame Alt characters well sustained
weston as Co"cord wa immense, also was CHAPMAN
as 7ppftace The performances this evening consist of
Don Caesar de Bazan," with Weston as the Dom one of
his best characters the Waterman with T. Bishon as
Tom Tug his INST appearance, and Ben, the Boaswan
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-11-16

Another Steamboat Explosion, steamer Tel
egraph, of the Ericsson Line, from Philadelphia
Tor Baltimore, exploded her boiler about O'Clock,
on the evening of the 7th, when off New Castle
Del, scalding, wounding, and killing twentv.four
persons. Some five or six bodies have drifted
ashore; out of number blown overheard, several
We're picked up and rescued from death. C. Ho
gan, passenger, had just come ashore, and said
the cause of the explosion was an excess of steam
Forty passengers have landed, many badly wound
ed. There are twenty still on board. The Ar
senal was thrown open to them, and five physi.
cians had arrived from Wilmington. Among the
wounded are five ladies'. The wreck of the steamer
has been lowed ashore, and presents a melancholy
sight. The cabin is strewn with the wounded and
dying. Capt. Claypoole has been found, but is
badly scaIded
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Fashionable CYOtht1,g,

No. 10 CAMP STREET,
Opposite Hew'gus Exchange
" We are now in receipt Of a complete Stock of FAsHONA
BILE CLOTHING and FURNISHING GOODS, counrsirg nearly
every article IN the way of Dress suitable Tor the s.7.n
THOMPSON ~ NIXON,
We aIn " No @ Quinn strnst
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-11-16

II Lame Lato.-The ordinance passed by the Genera
Counci on Thursday evening" regulating the rates 10 be
charged by cabmen appears to ms to he excesliI, I
1t says that it shall not be lawful any hackman or cabman
10 charge more than fifty for each passenger from the
ST. Charles Hotel to the Poncharrau railroad or more than
Ten cents Tor trunk From the point to any of the
steamboat landings thirty cents ia fxed 90 Tho ri w
should like 10 know what effect this law has on cab stand
ing lew rods from the ST. Charles Hotel either wav If
the driver was two rods above IT, he might charge five dol
afs without violating the decree of the Council Verify we
have some wise law makers
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-11-16

surveying, Engineering and Draining we invite at
enon to the card Of Lafsree in another column Heis
gentleman OF ability in his profession, and in every way de
agement du e to his merits
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-11-16

Fatal 4ccdent.-As the O'Clock train of cars on the
Poneharan railroad, coming into the city on THURSDAY
evening the locomotive came in with female named
Mrs GaInon, who was knocked down and instantly killed
The accident occurred nearly opposite the Iuzemburr Ho,
pa INTO which the body of the unfortunate woman was e
moved We understand that blame can be attached tn
lhe Engineer as me steam whistle bad bat Just ceased it,
warnings when the accident took place 1t is likely a tho
woman deaf.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-11-16

Death Of The Mayor Of Natchez.-John R. Stock.
man, Esq, Mayor of the City of Natchez, died in
that ciyon Monday last. The Courier SAYS "No
man IN the community was more generally respect
ed and beloved than the deceased and his purify
OF heart, courtesy of manners and benevoence of
character fully entitled him TO all the high esteem
and confidence manifested towards him. Mr..
stoekman was native of Pennsylvania, but has
resided IN Natchez for the last sixteen years. He
was elected Mayor in ls43, and retained the office
by The popular vote to the hour Of his death.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-11-16

sitting OF November II, 1850
Il ~ II RESOLVED, That it is the intention of
this Council provided that satisfactory opposit m he
MADE thereto to cause Claiborne street, the Seventh Ward
to be opened ON straight line, and its present width from
rs termination at Common street to the South of eyia
street, under the act of April Sd, 1872 providing for the omen
Hg laying out and improving Of streets within the city Of
eWOr cans, and the amendatOry thereof apDroved ri
May 1884, and that the Mayor be- aud he is hereby a1bo
rled to give public nGuce during DAYS in the off ial
teHtlOn. ' " ~ "
Approved November u, 1850 ' "
[Signedl A. .. CROssMAN. Mayor
True II, BIER Clerk
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-11-16

Peter Fanks or Mock .AHetioRcers-The frauds commit
ted upon strangers in the city of New York. led the author
ties OF that city, few employ men to parade
IN me vicinity OF these depredato, with flags inscribed
BEWARE OF Sw1NDLING AUCTIoNEERs.'
In view of the fact that city will soon be the resort o
many OF our unsuspectng friends from the country would
not be well that the Council of the Second Municipality adopt
some such measure?
Inc same game, SO successfully played in New York fifteen
years ago, has been recently enacted in this city, box
toms twelve by fifteen nohes is displayed in which appears
IN bod relief several pencil scissors knives etc. (ssy
htteen and offered for sale much piece The up
suspeong purchaser bids perhaps cents and thinks he has
made grand speculation. When he calls for his bill how
ever he finds some two hundred and fifty oothpicks worth
one cent concealed the rim of the Hes charged s3
he be man Of spunk and surrounded by friends he will
resent it. If on the conraryas generally The easebe he
stranger he buled into acquescence to the exorbiant
demand An instance Of this kind occurred on the 81 inst
when an individual thought he had purchased for about
dollars, case, which proved to be worth thirty sir
We might further and alude to the sale of pretended
gold Watches (atoGys the property Of some youag man in
distress fer money! which occurs daily.
We warn friends from the country and abroad to be nm
their guard If they wish purchase let them go to some
mouse OF established character, and while they pay more
they will ind the article cheaper.
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We are indebted to the officers of the steamboat Ohio for
the latest ST. Lous papers,
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DIED:

On Monday, llth inst. Miss HARRIET CoRISTuF. TPF
youngesi daughter OF Mrs. Louisa A. Lee, Of this city
On MONDAY, llth inst, WIN. HENRY WATKINS. formerly
OF Washington City '''' '0"'''S
On Tuesday, 18th inst, ANN SMITH native of Ireland
aged " years, wife Of Charles Durand N'N''1'
On wednesday 18th inst, Francisco VERA only son of
ANTONIO Flelfa, Jr aged IL years mon the and days
IN I'm Wednesday, 18th inst, of cholera infautum Lots
TRACY, aged IL months, daughter Of Mr.. s. Twigbell
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we would inform purchasers of Real Estate that j. A.
Beard sells this day. at Banks Arcade list choice improved
ana vacant property, situated in Lafayette. Also house
tisement on first page si-
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II ,nry Marker, ten years of age, at Swift Craal,
n u on the list u having been drunk the mig hit befoa
was so ashamed Of his conduct that he placed the muzZ of
shot himself dead. '07 "''' " 7t'SN' anu
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down TO the beach to buy fish. Rum, or whisky,
is said to have been the prime mover of these deeds
OF blood. Norfolk Herald of Wednesday
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See first and fourth pages for a vartety Of in
tereSfS7sn matter.
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Mnirie de la Nlle-Orleans ...,.... lie Is Nov. 1850
Consul DE Ia MUNICmALrrE No. DEuy.

Seance du Il Nov. 1850.
p ESOLU, Que lmtention de ce Consei est
~ (Poqryu oue t3s qu aucune opposition legae ne soft
Ia te( de iaFe OuvnT la claiborne, dams Ia District r
une gne droe ct argeur actuee, parr de ga tern
mason, la rue de la Commune iusQu au cote sud de- /, o
Heyia, coutormcment acte legisauf du Avri 1879 ami
Tege Overture des dams Ia vile de la Nile aTs
tacte suppementare du Mai ls47 que lie Mare est Of
demeure auorse de donner avis public pendant div inn
dams "a gazette ofeee ain que dams Courier en- en- 1i
dlte ameliOration, cement " ID sus-
lSlgHel JAMES H. CAIn,yrr, p-6-,I--.
Approve le 10 NOVembre 1850 N'1 tIesiueht'
LSgneJ A. ID. CROssMAE Maire
iOur cOpe COltOTme; II RIFR Cor,,i,
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MnyOFaltY of NewOrleans. ...,....... Nav II Ia50
COUNCIL Of MUNICIPALITY No Two }
Sitting of Nov. u 1874


K HoOLV Ed, nat the Mayor De authorized and
requested to sell, at public auction after aving t @
eoce IN the Official paper of the Municipality the eoptTcf
Ior NE furnishing OF all material, and paving viii hest
round stone, OF Robin street, from Magazine IN
re- WORK to be done IN accordance with the sppcicaoH
said notice ''''i anu puOuAieu with
hsS@tI,a That The onethrd of uad paving on either
sue OF me street. due by the property. holders he Sa v
theIn IN cash, within thirty days after the comuetiop Of ne
Work 10 the contract0r who will be subrogaed 10 The gb
anu T.eEes OF the Municipality and the other one Rir3
que 0y ne Municipality, to b. paid in cash upon he cstif
cnrdlng to the Degifcations ' 'o''FiSVfu &C
ResoIred That the bids for said work shall he snis Il,
the approval of the Council ' 7''"' Uo SUBJECT 10
[Sguedl JAMES n C,,nu,p,, D-.;,-
Approved November Is 1850 "a EHh' lFeSl'eht'
lSIgnedI A. d, CRossMAS, Mayor.
True copy: II BIER, Clerk