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WINER's CANADIAN VERMTFUGE.
: = IK.4RRlAN-IlEIl PNRELY KEGETARLE

KgBarRAR6G 1N .1i PgREhIY gEqET;aBLE
"A is fact established beyond the shadow of doubt by the
experience and testimony Of the most eminent physicians
are afflicted caused by and thousands Of children
die annually from those diseases when the either
paratons which have been recommended remedies for
eciua The end however, has at length BEEN ataRed and
remedy been found which has failed destroy worms
the testimony Of the most eminent physicians and respectable
Wi in spI Canadian Ill siVf eyTmiruee.
1Iv as r Oper9n and more easily than
ence Of worms the bowels as follows the countensnce
pae OF esden color and suused with occasional ushe
swollen itching in the nOss which the patient to
pick his nose the sleep is disturbed the patient often
ing the eeth the appetite exceedingly irregular, being
sometimes y9racous at Others feeble and in instances
,d T0 h. fgGYbng es5oats Others might bs
the TACT that "Wners Canadian Vermuge" is superior
''.N' Medical Evide ce.
medicine prepared by Mr. John Winsr, this town. desig
satisfied with its efficacy confidently recommend i i safe
and efficient remedy for the expulsion Of from the
Licentiae Of the Royal College of Surgeon, Ireland etc.
Member of the Royal College of Surgeons in London etc.
have MADE rs Of yoSr GsnS S Yer
and X :S snT @ s me PS s hsDPy es In family
son OF worms has followed the administering OF your Vern
certain and children take it more y e ed 0 Which f''s
great point gained in giving medicine children. remain
July Is, 1886. JouN Et.u.a,n
80 Physicians generally nowuse Winer's Canadian Yer
muee Ihis medlclne simple vegetable preparation and
can always be administered with perfect saety and conf
denee as to the result, will always destroy worms and
restore the patient to health. 80 ~ ~
~ Over one thousand certificates have been sent 10 the
Agents from planters, merchants and physicians bearing les
umony 10 the efficacy of this infallble remedy -
~ Warranted in all cases.
Prepared only by john WINER Manufacturing Chemist
and Wholesale Druggist, Hamilton. Canada West, ana
JoHE WINER y Co., 60 Maiden Lane, New York sole
propreiors for the United States. ~ WV
81 Sold Wholesale and Retail at Manufacturer prines
by J. WRIGHT & co. I51 CHARITIES STREET. Nor
Orte0Rs JAIL 3rnd&W
d IIlIAA AL NE
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Those that initiate Dr. Townsend's Saraparilla bay.
and have copied bills and circulars Which relates 10 H.
Gpnpdnts Of women word for word-otheI men who
W edclne nave, since the great of Dr. Townsan
SarapaTlla In complaints incident females recommenGe,
snels although previously they did not number OF these
MN9res fls, etc. are injurious to females, as they agra
Yate disease, and undermine the constitnnnn. - ae'
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4, MARSH DEN6TAN = ~

FFE7z " G4RRLaGE WFREH0HSE NJ.
fSlK 81 and SO Common street OIL n = .
Eff<SS~f6@ nearly opposite Veranda Ho. 64T-4<zS
~; ~ r. tel Our stock numbers from NrfS1H-
lV0 70 CARRIAGES of almost every style and pattern
made Tor city and country Persons wishing Carriage
VIII md i 70 their interest to call and examine style and
prices before purchasing and ater ourselves they cannot
fail to be SUITED Terms favorable and prices ioIo foT
Cash or City Acceptance. mhg3 Binds w
II MQXAL.-LOUISIANA CARRIAGE REPOSE
LNTORf 11S COMMON and 4 1 q GRAvIER :. Iss-us :,
s,TREETs Rear OF the St Charles HOtelaH. r; f19k
bEACH having moved from 46 and 4s RoyaSI2z=St2-
street, to the above establishment, will keep constantly on
hand large and complete assortment of CARRIAGES, OF
the latest and most beautiful models finished in the most
teet STYLE many Of which originated and built expressly
lor The patrons OF this establishment Purchasers invited
TO- examine this stock before making their selections else
where. nI3 6mdNW
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CARRIAGES, ETC.

Il. W.
NEW ORLEANS CARRIAGE WA EH0IsE,
Nos. L - and 20 Grduier street, S1ass n
CARRIAGES and HARNESS of every ON -
g fo aal, always On hand Flo, sale low
Springs, Axes Lamps, Bands, Cloths Ieatbef Lace ami
xarnls1: smhl3 6md&Wl y. w. HALE " LUM.
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'HE subscribers Agents for the Manufacturers have con
santy on hand and ready receive orders for every
variety and style of Goods made from Gum Elastic nnde
GoopYEARs and other Patents, such as Capes Pouches
eggIngs and Clothing of all kinds, Army and Navy Bags
Ar Beds, Pillows, Life PreServers, Camp Blankets Tents
Rsn1psacks Gpn Covers Hospital and Carriage Cloth Steam
made Of India Rubber, warranted of the best quality and All
at Factory Prices AlsoAways on hand large assortment
Of SADDLES. HARNESS, LEATHER, COACH and
HARNESS TRIMMINGS, TOOLS, etc. etc al Their
Saddey Warehouse, Nos 50 and 90 Common street Second
octS SMITH g. RpOTuPp
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VIRGINIA CAMEL COAL-FROM THE PEY-
HON 4tltt1h--I he subscribers having been appointed
Aesa for The eie Of This beautiful Coal informs lie cizens
ue We aN roF IN 1eeipt Of five bOaf loads which are
onsIea o ala ~ s load or IN lots purchasers This
~ as pnnsil4 hqle alsrhenis Reading ROOM and our
NJ, ans ne ,lee q e Crescent For further psFticu
sN0RTiME fi1RNER q co. Coal Merchants,
vi Camp suee,
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d. Townsend, having tested his Sarsapara in case
OF r, OF course recommended it, and was surprs
Farmer of Wesohester county;
n A., t0RDHAM, August Is, lS47
81 PHI dge who has been several afflicted with Fist we
aOst everything Tor her, but without success at last
elhough we could ind no Recommendation in our ccuInr
tor eses IKE e we thought she was in very delicate
heah we would give her of your Sanapara and Are
ei gad we DID, for not only restored her Strength but IL
mas mad no return Of the its to great pleasure and suT
we feel gLateln. Ynnrs- - Nl ~ N-eI
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:, ,sIUltAtsE, 60. sIOHB .(IE.
ORLEANS WAREHOUSES;, .AIag ,a,;ns sty,,t ne,
~ ab0re Julia, and F0uoher street 5ese,n GI;g I'M
sd tSs 5gn he subscriber bsgs ss INFORM s en
The recent Improvements, laid in ,ayan ~ S ,1;nns
MaiehoGse expressly fog the soF 60 OF coffee making il
very best Warehouse in the city Ills price far storage viii
~ ue same as ast season VIZ &C. bag Der month HE has
the lowest rates, "S" "hi always DC lhheh III
Tobacco and Othsr merchandise baled and remarked
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SCROFULA CURED
h certificate conclusvey proves that this Sarapara has
perfect control over the obstinate disease of he RoJ
Ihree persons cured in one house is unprecedented
THREE CHILDREN
Or; ToDnseld-Dear Sir: have the pleasure TO inform
you mar tree OF my children have been cured of the crofun
by the use OF Your excellent medicine They were afflicted
very severely with bad have taken only four bottles h
ton. Yours, respectfully, e
ISAAC w. GRAIN, LOG Wooster street,
OPINIONS OF PHYSICIANS
Dr. Townsend almost daily receiving orders from Pbv
olaIs in different parts of the Union. 40
This to certify, that we the undersigned Physc,a, v
me city OF Albany, have in cases prescribed
townsend Sasaparlla and believe it to be of the mos
valuable preparations in the market,
Il. 2. PuLINg, M D
]. WILSON, M. D.
- - X. u. BRIGGS, NJ. D.
AlDanY, Apnl !, lsN. 7. u. ELMENDoRFR, Ii. D.
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tFroH M S. HAYES, Of the firm Of Broicsr Hayes &.
Co., booksellers aAd StdfiOHsrs, No. 1873 Aarkg sTss
PhLddetphia-JanuaFy 8, ball '
Your Syrup Of Wild Cherry and Tar Is an invaluable rems
dy; it cured the of colds with me- III Won want
dfcste will cheernlly give one. s. O. HAYKs
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(lriUM-iO cases in store, for sale by
do d&WU s ' - VerssRds Corner.
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From S. s. Gipsns1
PADuCAH, KY, June g. ls4-y stoct of Cherry and Tar
Syrup reduced bottles and il poruattv iS Jv
increasing. You wOud do well 10 send me another su5pIy
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Dayis's Syrup Of Jpild CterTg and Tar-We would call
attention to the advertisement of this valuable medicine in an
other column Several cases Of lis sauiary effects have coma
under personal observation and therefore confidently
II to the aiicted.-Ed NJ u Heekly YiSifey
and Iemperance Se1ttnal, (Trenten,) Eel. 3. 1871
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ST. CHARLES CONFECTIONERY,
" tEfoRE has the honor to announce to the pub. -,
nc 81 New Orleans that he will open on SATtR r. A
"a "a ID March, at 1O3 50. CAarles 81 opposite the
8 ae az an extensive CONFECTIONERY and ~
h s most minute attention and viii be bestowed upon
~ oheuonefy Of his manufacture: sIful wOrkmen from
80 NOUS OIL Pars attached his establishment
~ spie WI neglect nothing give satisfaction 10 all per
-eas VINO nonof him with their patronage. fy8 3m
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ERANKIIN HOUSE, BILOXI The subscribe
MITCHELL s. SHORT.

Susn Mobile bess leave 70 nfo 81 hen Rf Fen9s
and the Public that she has opened a, PRIYATE tl!
The House has been newly furnished and with Terms to suit
the times, and determination to make her Boarden
Portable. she hopes receive share of patronage nl2 1y
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hNtsN ts0ODs-REGULAR WHOI,ES ALE mr.
- uppDs IRAuE7-Ihe subscriber offer TO the trade
good assortment Of LINEN GOODS, ernbrseing e,'erv
e 81 ~ dressed and undssed Linens, Piow.ease Linens
81 III p I'M 10 pure Linen sheetngs, Linen Drills and
Ne esaas' Linen Diapers and Danasks. Towels Napkins,
apl6 II 1 IL PAL MED z, r,---.-- IL
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~ The following statement is from worthy and wei
known citizen: Mr. hiar has been for several years Di.
rector of the Public Schools and has held various offices of
honor and responsibility:
PHILADELPHIA, September 10, 1845-A month or more
snce was attacked with obstinate hacking cough which
resisted the common remedies such pareg0c and squ,
and other ordinary medicines Dr. Davss Compound Syrup
q Wld Cherry and Tar relieved in few doses and three
lourths OF bottle entirely cured me- My mother, who
troubled with habua and has been taking
sqgs and paregone has been taking Dr. Davis medicine for
few days past and says her cough half 50 bad as
before she commenced taking it.
- THOMAS MILLAR, Al Race street.
" Sold Wholesale and Retail by the General Agents for
the South and West, j. WRIGHT il CD
No; 101 Chartres street, New Orleans;
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n MARCH, = SS1S
E Being the commencement Of the Spring Sea- E1t
XXX AfOLKsKIA, lBIAcK RIrrx, v,sn.
EN EASEMENTS, BRows HRS. Vteess,
DRAB BEAVER, NfEs's PsIS 1855
frRlkp BLACK IAMARTINR, lrF7QN Boys'' PaI~ ~.
fss73 PANAMA HATS, - CIorH Gsps AZ
eoAMPEAcHy HATs. GLAzEp Cars.
NH 2 I nIIRRRInGE a. CllsSs u f,,.-a...l -.
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Below is account of another child saved Dr. Town
snus Sarsapari has saved the lives of thousands OF chill
dfen The following two certificates selected from grea,
number received this week: s
New YORK, April ], 1877.
pr IoIonsend-Dear Sir: One of my children was very
SICK with Canker in the Mouth and Throa attended With
great debility 1t came near dying obtained scne Of yonr
excellent medicine and cured dgrtiy foT which assnra
you feel very grateful. Yorrs Respectfully
ELIZAnETH FOWLER "a Desbrossss stpaat
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NEW ORLEANS CATTLE MARKET.
JEFFERSON CITY,
ETidaY ENening. NnNemher u 1870

JEFFERSON CITY,
Friday Evening, November %, 1850.
Arrived during the past week. 1873 head of Beef Cattle
tmOsty Western) 334 Hogs 1919 Sheep, 50 Mich Cows
All Calves, 26l Horses, and lis Mules.
BEEF CArTLE-The market is moderately supplied wi
Western and Texas Cattle. Prices of choice Western at
o1aaS'c 10 net choice Texas 55O6c other descriptions
at 306C % b net
sAEEP-Sae in lots during the week at 81 Co. So So
% W and 81 80 " head A moderate supply of fine de-
Scrpuons left on sale, held at 81 % % head.
hoGs-The market mas been but scantiy supplied and
transactions are confined to retailing 552io % 10 net
mlLcn Cows-supply moderate. Prices way at s22 90
9S6O " VP head.
CALyEs-ln demand. Prices IS bONs7 so ap heah
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The streets to be graded the grade, given by the Sur
veyor and be thoroughly ammed rolled solid and even
previous to laying the seepers for the road bed.
The seepers be laid l1Hgtudnay, with their ends
appng and TO be firmly rammed aud inch of sharp sand
to be titled IN between Them, forming perfect aud even sur
face Tor the panks In the middle and each end Of
every sleeper there will be 2nc wooden pin driven through
It, and into the ground, to 4 Lepll Of 3 feet.
= The top blanks vi be closely laid curve of inches
with their under surface touching the eeper5 and ground
throughout the whole extent and be fastened by impressed
boat spikes at each sleeper.
a. The side Slope Of the road Calope viii be
CuFely ia7tRued 20 the Ope ribs.
;. A wooden gutter "A inches vide will he laid on each
side Of the track, according e plan in the Mayor Office
The lumber for sIeees and road bed will be composed OF
the best hard yellow pine free from other defect
lated To Impair It's strength durability, and of the following
Ssepers, by 9, in any length over Is feet.
Top pIrUks, 3 Icy 9. 70 feet long.
The side Slopes will be composed of best cypress
seeper5 by and pluk by L. any length over Is feet
The oad-brd3 throughout W Il be 20 feet IN width,
PdymCuts-Ihe portion Of the Municipality 10 be paid in
cash. the completion and acceptance of the work by the
Surveyor, twOthls by bills the properly holders to be
pad within thirty days. GEO. T. DUNBAR,
Surveyor Second Municipality
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INSURANCE.

J. 7. MoREHEAD, Solicitor
z. PRETLOw, M. D., Physician.
J. Is. CASEY, Chairman Committee on Finance,
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Fsrmaroll F'0.a, b. .eslef fIe,T2oral!-a saO0,O0e
MUTUAL BENEFIT LIFE AND FTRE gHS5rFy-
AHCE COMPANY OF LOUISIANA

IN APRIL 1919, AND DECLARED A pTvt.
DENn OF % PER CENT ON u MONTHS BUSINESS.
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Fourthly-The great destruction of property by
recent floods and crevasses, makes it, in opin-
ION, measure of great necessity, that the Leves
laws should be so amended to rescue rich
aluval lands, our cities and towns from the horrors
OF lnundaton and to protect the careful and vigil
ant from the negligence of his neighbor.
tlthly-Ihe new census will, in all probability,
according to the present ratio of the national repre-
sentaton, give to our State another member of
Congress and in view of the impending danger to
our Southern institutions, we think it matter of
great importance that the State of Louisiana should
be represented to the fullest extent in the national
Congress.
Be it therefore Resolved, That his Excellence.
the Governor of the State of Louisiana be and Is
hereby requested, on behalf OF Municipality No.
Two, of the City of NewOreans, to call together
the Legislature of the State as early as practi-
cable
Be 1t further Resolved That the Mayor of the
city be and is hereby requested to transmit to the
Governor, at Baton Rouge, copy of the foregoing
preamble and resolution.
Passed Nov. Il, 1850. j. H. CALDWELL, President
Approved Nov. Ii, 1850. A. d, CROSSMAN, Mayor.
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No. 3O37.

Whereas, The Board of Directors of the Public
Schools have recently granted the use Of the Ly
ceum for the purpose Of holding Fairs therein,
thereby establishing a precedent which will prove
parnlcous in It's influences, by opening the doors
to other applicants having equal claims, and thus
prevent the delivery Of the weekly lectures con-
tempIated in the erection of the Hall, and re-
CURED by the ordinance establishing the Public
School Lyceum and Library Society and whereas,
such an appropriation of the Hall conflict with
the spirit Of the lth section of the said ordinance,
the object of which manifsiy &c - exclude al
religious or political associations.
Be II therefore Resolved, That the T. r.. { ni-
5ctors of Public Schools is hereby ma..4y.gd 10
resclhd the permission granted on the 9TH instant,
to use sgd Hall for holding Fairs.
Passed ct II. $50; J. H. CALDWELL President.
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official.
and Resolutions of Second
Municipality Council,
No 3nOd

ResolUed, That the Surveyor be and he ishereby
authorized to issue a certificate for the sum of
Sl567 40, to James Wright, being in full payment
for certificates for repairing streets, for the month
of December, 1S49, and the months of January,
February and March, 1850, after deducting the
charges for work done under the orders of the Sur
veyor, on the contract of said James Wright.
Approved Nov. is 1856, 4, D. -CROSSMAN, Mayor.
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NEW ORLEANS MARKETS.
CRESCENT OFFICE,

Saturday Morning. november do- lo0u-
The mast week has been period of activity in
Cotton MARKET and the sales have exceeded those of any
corresponding period this Prices, however, have not
improved Flour rather lower, is also the with
Grain For Provisions the have been pretty well
tanned and Sugar has advanced owing to accounts of
injury to the cane by FROST which thought will lessen the
Weld fully twenty thousand hhds. Tobacco held firmly,
but the market has been inactive.
1t now time for Geographic ndvices of the steamer Ma
garas arrival as she was leave Liverpool the 9Th inst
for NewYork.
CottOn-Our market remained throughout Saturday in
much the position noted in our last review though the
publication of the Cambrias news of only sd decline at
Liverpool (Which less than had been anticipated , gave
confidence to buyers, who took some SO bales On
Monday the reception of the Acas letters which brought
several ORDERS induced very spirited inquiry which resulted
in sales for that and the following, day uesday) oil uy
II $50 bales prices closing firmly though without any
positive The demand however, fell of nWednes
ay and Thursday and barely $500 bales disposed OF
during the o DAVIS without any material alteration in the
rates Yesterday the Nagaras being considered quite
dua only few purchasers forward and the business
reached $500 bales making total for the week of % 500
bales tax en- for England the Continent and for our Eastern
markets In prices we find decided alteration and therefore
but slightly vary quotations Therecep at this portsnce
LIST of september are SIS bales against al3 4l6 date
last year but al the United States ports there is
CREASE of g., 4l9 bales.
p S.-The Nisgara's was received after business
hours, and announces decline of 6Od in the Liverpool
Cotton market
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MayOFnlty OF NewOrleans ....... November Is. 1870
CouSCIL OF MUMCPALITY No. Two,}
Sltllng of Nov Il lsln

Sitting of Nov. II, 1850.
, ESOLVED, That the Mayor be, and he is
hereby authorized and requested after giving the neces
say tsa hoce to sell at public auction to the lowest bid
e CoI5G ; loT extending the steamboat wharf and
DSg an addition TO the same in acceptance with the plan
az on ne IN the Survey ors office Said work
~ nc wllhln hve days after the adjudication il
ddGGesa oy we Council and to he compile cd within sixty
Ial iIon salu conmencemen under penalty of one hun
deu oar per day for day thereafter il remains in
coPe'e Inc contractor to furnish all materials and IN he
pay III Ctin as loIows One third of the amount of the
Gonaci When the work is oneh half completed and he hal
the Surveyor. ~ " 0'''t''e al" accepted uy
Rsaogea That the specifications for said work be r,
nocs e to the Mayor, and published viii The
lSlgnsdl T,s II C,,r,,.,., II =,
Approved November, 1850. 1l'' 'e''e"''
t0igheuI A. D. CROssMAN, Mayor
True COPY II, RIFR
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List OF vessels In Port Not CI.a-.5
shipr.

LNste.-n the First munich aly fIs,igp,t,, To-
~ ~ Z NJ Ees es'ap snee At The Fsirssd mi
me NsSohu tta thH Noe. commence st-ys az iysnS
lhki Me- Oelns tlatbeEt Landing TIE Thl GrsI a.
esnenee az the kaiirsad and asyn, being Fs ~
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WaYOrRItY OF NeWUfIehns, November Is, 1850
COUNCIL or MUNCIPALITY No Two
StIng Of NOvemher u. 1850.

DE 1T RESOLVED, That it is the intention of
- this Council provided that satisfactory oppost m be
made thereto Claiborne street, nthe Seventh Ward
be opened straight line and its present Wild from
its termination at Common street to the South side Of ieya
street, under the act OF April 3d. l33 providing for
Gg laying ont and improving Of streets within the city
NewOre0ns, and the act amenatOry thereof approved 81
May, l547 and that the Mayor be- and he hereby auhO
nzed to give public notice during DAYS in the Off al
paper, and in the Courier, in French and English Of said in
tentiOn.
[signell JAMES II. CALDWELL, President
Approved November IL, 1850.
[signedl a. D CRossMAN. Mayor.
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CE is hereby given, in virtue of the above
oai IeSoN9iii9S' mat will sell public auction at my
TIIe; on MONDAY, 18th Nov INST at IL clock, NJ to
pIeFi NE contract for extending the Steamboat
anu building an addition the same in accordance
WI" if specifications TO be furnished by the SURVEYOR
"'' A. ID. CROSsMAS, MaVur.
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ResoIUe3, That the Mayor is hereby authorized
and requested to sell at public cton, to the lowest
bidder, after giving the usual notice in the official
journal, the contract for erecting Watch-house on
Baronne street, according to the plan and specca-
tons on file in the office of H. Howard, architect,
No IA Duncan's Row, Exchange Alley. Paw,
ment to be made as follows; one.fourth when the
first story up, by notes at two months one-fourth
when the second story is up, by notes at three
months one-tourth when the roof is on by notes at
four months and the remaining one-fourth when
the building IS completed by notes at six months
All the notes to bear interest from date at six per
cent per annum, and one-fourth of each Of the first
three payments to be retained until the building is
finished and included in the notes for the last pay
ment The work to be done to the satisfaction of
the Surveyor and Architect and be completed within
six months from the date of the contract under
penalty Of fifty dollars per day for every day there
after. The terms of adjudication to be subject to
the approval of the Council satisfactory security
to be given TO the amount of the contract.
Passed Nov, Il, 1850. J. ii. CALDWELL, President
Approved Nov. A. 1850. A. d. CROSSMAN May0r
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ReSoLUed That the Recorder Of this Municipal
ity, in his capacity of President of the Council, be
authorized to deliver, in the name of Municipality
No Two, to John L. Lewis, Sheriff ofthe Parish Of
Orleans, certificate stating that Ann MontgOm-
cry, Marie Fayol, and Mary Kelly, insane per-
sons, ordered by the Second District Court of New
Orleans to be sent up to the Asylum of Jack
son, are entirely destitute and unable 10 pay
their maintenance.
Passed Nov. IL, 1850. J. II. CALDWELL, President.
Approved Nov. l6, 1850. A. d. CROSSMAN Mayor.