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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-08-26
TELEGRAPH CHURNl!

fIllf undersigned, having secuted the wight the state Of
NnEna, ihtls new aud mosl aluahe invention, I'D
aunus al dau4iag County Ggh 10 makt, use aud yond
said thntns, on he mast favorable trlma.
lheahaNr invention Ms raleatrd, tho ,t juno Is 10
aud II issued 1t dtN IT na ts3n anl i. dputss tho
bot thatn cNan producing hotto IA Tim &, 5 MINUTES,
aud gathering tina roll atcr Cumming It's asaag .ms
e construction and perhaps more easily cleaned tan any
othot aeW IN
Ih's thutn was exhibited at Tie last Farot tho American
lnNutute IA thotN u NeN Noik aud To eslod "
many ehtr 'hatne, thu result Wa, Sils,r MaA wa
awarded 10 this, Will, nane at The nth,t A.
complimentary notice, tam the Mana nj the Institute
lh"" uAadh the lalke-t dairy counties In Nov Nut.,
and bids lair IA diiec every uhcr thnln USE tri6
GATES, nsto It's rHern may he by fmv On tho .n
eetbet ~, e, still, aeull denomination vii he r,en
all desiring It, iects II tie subscriber, roI pad, VIII be
promptly attended Ia.
sreeimcn oi the ahoyo may bo seen NJ the stuto ol
Mess,s Thurman 3, Seholh,d, Who will shortly have the
Chuns az hand LOT sale
Judy - Gnil Jas ~ WAliD
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I1'EN Ms.

o. MIR, Henry J. Raymond of New York re-
Gently, delivered, avery creditable address before
The Vermont University. There is in this add
dress, an excellent idea. one full Of sound WIS
dom and good sense The idea IN substance, is:
Conservatism and radcalism move the world, the
last urging US on, the fist holding Us with proper
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WAsniNGroN, August %.
SEN AT f.

Ia The Sen tie -day, after the morning hour, the Flu
ken upon Mr.. Mason's substitute for the bill II was a
greed to-
Mr.. Pratt offered an amendment, giving TO the master
If fugitive SLAVE afer he had exhausted all other 81.
fotts 10 his property, the right 10 bllag suit a
galns the government and Ia receive from the treasury
lulv,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-08-26

FoRE1GN NEws.-Thc war goes on. There
is no change in the position of the armies.
collision between the armies is rumored, and
said 10 have been for the advantage of the Hol-
stein army. The general impression is, should
General Willsen be victorious in his next battle
and cross the Eyder, England and Russia will in
terfere; but should the reverse be the result Pru
STA and Hanover will join the Duchics in the con,
test. The Interference of Russia and England
will, it is feared, create a revolution in Germany.
The course of England towards the Catholics
oil Ireland, and the recent Squabbe over the seat
OF Baron RothschiId evince that whatever may
be the pretensions of England The spirit Of the En-
glish Government is against religious liberation.
The free features of the English Constitution are
not sufficiently developed and the wholepocy OF
that kingdom seems TO lean to its aristocratic
branch, while lis aristocracy seems to be recll-
n'ng more upon ITS monarchical features than
standing upon its own merits. The defeats of
.he Ministry would seem to argue otherwise, but
these defeats are attributable TO the popular de-
sire, rather than the policy of the government,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-08-26
WYTHEYILLE CONVENTION.

We see that the Eastern shore as well as the
Southwest is responding TO the call for Con
vcntion, to be held in Wythevillc, on the 18th of
September next. \ meeting for the furherance
of This object has been held in Wytheve And
the public prints Of Abingdon and Norfolk have
noticed the movement. In this latter place a
meeting for the appointment of delegates is sug
gested, We are glad to see these indications of
interest in the speedy completion of our great rail
road scheme. When We say our, use it as
Virginans for this work is great Nlrginian enter
prise. We wish that greater and deeper interest
was felt in the work Surely a work was never
more deserving of the public favor, surely no
work will tend more TO promote the interest Of
the old Dominion than the Virginia and Tcnnes-
see Rail Road We feel confident then in ask
ing for it support, and safe in commencing it TO
the favorable consideration of the people of Vr-
ginia. Let the Wythcville Convention be
crowned with success, and Virginia will ever re-
member the day with joy and qualification.
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CONGRESS-
WAsnINGToN, August 10, $50.
SENATE

NAsHINGTON, August IT, IsjO
SENATE.
IN The Senate 70 dav at or hensual morning business
the Fugitive Slave bill was taken up.
Mr. Mason submitted substitute for the bill.
Mr.. Dayton moved SO to amend tho substitute as To
grant alleged fugitive slaves the gh Of tria by jury
Lost--yeas II nays u.
The same proposition assumed other forms aft rwards,
bat it was promptly voted down in every phase.
Mr. " inthrop moved TO amend grant the right
Of he habeas corpus fugtyes after the award of The
commissioner had been rendered. L5s--yea5 II
nays %.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-08-26

MARRlED-on "Wednesday morning. the lItl inst.
by thu Row. {. {. B,auShman, the Rev. f. j. BELL Of
lynchbWg, IN Ms EIzAuErn daughter Of John p.
kLA I. Fsl, u SaIem Y.
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poSI'poNI,Nll,Nr

The ainvo mentioned sale las lpoue,l and will take
lacu On the rtemises at II A. NJ tie ih September
ihrNt X. J. -. tamm'r.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-08-26

RICHMOND, VIRGINIA.
1--WE their personal attention 10 the sale &" Tobacco,
~ Flour " heat and Corn, and all kinds oi Country Pto-
durr which they viii make ibeal CASH advances
Particular attention paid To the forwarding OF Mechan-
disc. ~. 6 lice Moth Basin Bank.
Am, / IklI
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VrXrRA FINE SUGARS, COFFEES, TEAS, MO
H LASSES, &c. &c i receiving the above
tcles all OF which would call the attention
of my friend and the public generally to them and feson
hdent Of pleasing all.
MAY 6-lits SAAiL IikLis
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.S'Ebp' EO.rCER.s.
& RI 0 K q l. wi. RUCK EH,
II NtTINUNUp "a.
Ami SIR 1850


Arpt SIR lslO
INC purchased ol W ulmn Bell and Jamr4G llro1ks
thou interest IA tie stue 81 goods al Bell iiurLtr
broos and akon tho well kuo Soro Room usod by them
respectfully oals tho attention o his hIen and toas oi hu
o1htt al which lac menhel, 10 ms extensive stue
81 Fancy and staple by ., ud,lls, Slnrs, jt II ombfn
rtsqnte Rieat variety 81 the dcah, Il, "a o gooA
and vii he sald extremely low and all tat all Nanne
g"od- Will givo hun al. lie will add IN w urcl 10
his ezent stock large sulunap ct ho cloire good.
ct the season, suited Ia the uale otha market and will
lac dhl IL oder great Inducements TO- Tie gold
a'an h'u.e IN all tho upper county.
AuRS il4
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AfBEMARI

N"TTdHN W II IT ID ID . UU ~
Toal--for Southal ga, Rive, GAG; Early 4l6;
Randolph 5S7, Cabel 137 Hart 2ls; Lyon 1872,
Robertson II; Thompson l5l; Whitehead GAG,
Garland 296.
NELSON.
Ioal-Whi'ehcad 3i6i Lyon 3ai; csbelt
l53, Garland 3S. Thompson 179; Rives or;
Soulhal pos; Randolph rs, Early 100, Hart ~;
Robertson 10.
la this District Garland, Southall, Hives aud
Randolph urc elected
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CASH FOR NEGROES.

I WISH to purchase number d likely NEGROES
l lof which will pay the HIGHEST CASH PRICES
All letters addressed Liberty Bedford county Will
receive prompt attention W Z HEWITT.
Aug Sits
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E0. Pr EDf5E'RE'R,
MERCHANT TAILOR,

w citizens 81 ynehbure, AND the public generlly thai
hc has Iust arrived hom Philadplp ha, and oprucd
.NCrcEHnt 1Gig0riHs Establishment,
next door 10 Mr. Jon p Wright. Book Store, where he will
keep constantly hand large aud well selected luantit,
o Broad Cloths, Casmetcs and Ncstinss, OF the be-, and
most approved STYLES ol French, American and English
manufacture, which he will make up in the vety best style
oil workmanship and finish.
Also Ladies Riding Habits made order lie has
him the latest Americana London and Pal,.ian Fashion,. aud
vii continue 10 iccek them regularly nom has eoucspon
dents, a. they afiNc,
lie will ALWAYS Keep an hand few ,uiis OF Ready Made
Clothes o superior quality, To suit iusc no
have thoir orders Ged AMI crl- confident they will be Of
such character Will give enluc satisfaction Toms
moderate. p McUEAIl"T,
Aug 22-ifs Merchant Tailor.
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TX. H. NfGrFrEY, THOMAS n. HnLCoNBf
McGUEEEE ~ HOEGOMBE

Attorney's at Law, Gin Cinnati, ONO.
VIII attend TO all business committed to their
w the various courts of the city. They will also give
prompt attention collections. Mr.. Mrul,y is Cumns
for all the State, Of the Union to take depo os Sc
Ailress- MeGudey & lIoieombf, Cinlnn4ti, oAio.
AFtd l-t2m.i
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.EEsS. ss.fTR
40 ~ y err Ts0.y..

AUGUST /, 1850
tlNlh firm II oll tucker q Brooks j. TIL. da, di,s'tad
hy mutual eans' nj and limitation. The uama VI thu
nm sonl 10 be used IN winding az tho Alfalfa ol the con
ocn. Tic Rank=, Honda and Accounts viii remain at tho
siote 81 Gcnlee NJ Rueko, who ,ntcst,. u, IA baaiu,
Those Ia whom the Inn l. indebted. Will present tl.u
tlahs 10 hmas rnN a. possible and 1hase indebted hy
Bond n opcn Account, MIL please cali him a. hu IL
sctilc all clilus due tom . tho nnncuin
We take urrisiun II return SINGER. thanks 10 ouI
lr,cn aud customers, lot the ,els liberal patronage hos
oWea on ~ sinee ia business and respectful
ask lo o"r Successor, The hhca patronage 10 Kind
ly GNtondod toHs WILLIAM HE'LL.
GEORGE NJ RUtkEU
JAMES q. BROOKS.
Aua = ns
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-08-26
RICHMOND MARKETS.

loBACto-Ihe market continues very firm, and
WrcS are lttn hiahrr. which is owing u the dimn.
lshcd quantity nav Ileling. We quote Lug. nj 81 10
~ Leaf, c,mmn aud good s. 81 u SO; 90 and ioo
manufacturing SO 10 &ll, common and due shipping
~ to sl5,
FLoGR-&5 % 10 s. 3 s f1r old Richmond aud
Scousyille; s. 81 Ia g. -. the lntor at retail
WllEAT-New 81 10 for red. aud 81 ! , lof white.
CoRN-62 cts. per hlshcl. Demand fat
oNrS-We quote 10 cents per bnshe as tho Srlling
price.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-08-26

Office Of The baltimore lmc, lean. !
Arc -.
flotg. Pdces hnyo declined ag,u 10 day. We nole
sacs oll1wad street at s. I2., Cly Mi Is is held
s. ..
CRAM Red Wheat at 81 05 aud Whit, 81 II per
bu.h,l Corn sells at 59a6l cents for wltc and yellow
" hshcy. Sales Of hbs. at y cts per gallon.
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CAMPBELL AND BEDFORD DISTRICT.


Toial--For Saunders 6i6 Lynch 500, Arthur
62l; Wng6eld 655, Mari ilS; Wills l56, Ma,
by, 2lsi Sale 1877; Johnson III, Lakewood S..
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Tolal--For Garland 59l; Thompson 235; Ligou
ll4i Whitehead 2S2; Cabell IL Robertson 81.
SoulhalI l2l, Hart Is; Randolph 40, Early 29i
Rves SO,
The whole number Of vote. given in this Coup-
~ Goh.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-08-26

Classical, English and Mathematical School
SflAl resume the duties OF school, Monday, the
] 2nd Of September next. Every pupil will be considered
engaged Tor five months from the day OF his entrance
Terms the same heretofore. JOHN CARY.
Almll-AA2A.n
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lEOilSc for. HsCni.

a. FOR Kent, aud possession gwen the Sth OF Scpem
Iis her ucxi,a desirable residence Church Street.
suitable or large Familyn"w occupied by Il *. at
kins E,q, Fof terms SSc., apply 10
Aug19-w2uit JOHN CARY.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-08-26

In Richmond, the polls were kept opened.
The same is the case in Hcurco. We subjoin
the returns US found in the Richmond Times
HENRICO c. II.
RnrouM JIcKrr.-B Bolts Us. Lyons l62. Stnnd
I5l, Scott $50, Meredith rs, Davis l22 Glmer 81
Crane G5, scattering 3.
CONSERVATIVE TIcxEr AMacfarland 100. Robin
sou l0i. Mofson 90 Dantl 90 Cater 50, Patton 81.
Polls kept open
CITY OF RICHMOND
The contest in this ely yesterday was quite animated
The Reform Ticket umphed by majority Of nearly
twn one, we lean, fr nut able obtain The
vote. The polls will be kept open three days.
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kOC X BRIDGE.

Tohl--Letcher $50; Moore 536: Fultz 306
Shelly 1923: Stephenson 80; Stuart 245; Niche
229i Hull 10; Doyle 2ll.
In AppomattoN the vote stands Bocock 376;
Flood 300 Worsham 223 Cardwell Iii.
The following is the vote at Cumberland
Conn., IlnnSr
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NANCE < GOOCn,


Scnttsyillc. juno IS MlOwif
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4tlnrriaoc5.

TIE COMMITTEE.
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80. NEW ORLEANS oI ,ss,lg ,oun

TobaccoThe only sale heard of, IL hhds inferior
Lugs at 7e " ID. We notice that Of the shippers of
Tobacco express decided preference for the system OF
sampling to the old way of inspection.
sugar-Pnees very firm. and $50 hhds sold at "a
GD536c for Good Common TO Fully Fair
Moasses-Prices unchanged and $50 bbls taken at 250
251zc y gallon.
FlOur-There but little demand and barely 1900 bbs
were sod including rs bbs Ohio Fine at "a 10, 35 bbs
Superine st. Louis at 81 so. 200 "a 60 and 100 bbs
Ezra Empire brandt at $5 10 v Dbl.
COrn-40 sacks taken in several lots from the Levee
at Sc " bushel
POrk-We heard of only retail sales at $1l 600sll 70 p
Dbl for Mess.
BacOn-The of Sides and Shoulders reduced and
all now second hands, Sales 10 casks Sides at 7 20 casks
Shoulders at So, and 10 at 50 q b.
Lard-The demand is limited, barrels which most in
request being Sales nearly 1000 kegs including 76O
kegs No l. at - eco Prime at z, and 500 at 7sc v ib
COee-3OO bags Rio (of the Gpsy's CARGO sold on
private terms but understood not to be l0c y ID.
Gunny Bags-A sale OF 5000 in bales, at SAC.
Whisky-Rather frmer 1855 bbls sold from the Leyee al
a. 100 from lin los) at 246 and 200 Dexers and
divers at 27C92Sc.
Exchange-No misunderstanding bills 107@ los W cent
prsm NewYork sxty-dsy Bills 21402& " cent. discount
| Sight Checks l@l1z FPcent discount.
Freghts-No engagement reported. Cotton to Liv
erpool 100 i5-32d, to Hayre 15-l6C.
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The Ps g be driven home IN parallel feet
ranges forming as nearly as possible sraet lines al rsb
angles with each other.
fitting of the string peces-whch string pieces shall be fast
ened by bolts from ID to l6 inches long, inch thick
The caps .hn be placed the stTpgers right angles
from and to rngers by three
scTsT bolts On each cap Zone at shsr end and one in the
said caps shall in like manner be secured to at least two OF
l. here will be moong post driven every thirty feet and
at snsh ds9ees as may be which Tenders
each other by bolts, inch ron near their heads
and pked together by four IS inch rag bolts above the water
ESQ w G. s
each SCI ho 81 iePGe ns Piece Of TIMBER forming chOcE
The old slope of the wharf will be taken up and the
he cd sope new row Of piles the required height viii 6e
driven and the portion between said and the first
the slope be raised posts resting the old wood work and
firmly brseed a3d:faened to T. Gas per sketch on e) the
s. The panks shall be firmly spiked the caps by 6inch
wrought iron pressed boat spikes two spikes being put in
down to fit neatly and The protesting ends be sawed off in
straight line. The planks will be laid about half inch
4 deduction Of the value of old plank that portion of
the work which will be taken will be made from the
work to the amount of such plank used at the rate of
posts will be of the best description of hewn yellow pine
Cake TIMBER ~ inches at one end and no less than 10 inches
ms be either Of Stf ve s pine Of The o be-; 4 9g
the large end All the timber be sound and free from
any defect calculated impair strength durability and
to be straight possible. No stick having full face
viii be admitted cap, tnger pile unless the latter
it should be under the water.
The plank will be Of the best description Of
% and % feet long 2nches wide inches thick and be
from any defect calculated mparits strength durability
The iron work will be of the best description and should
extra fastsnngs be needed they will placed the Sur
determine, without charget being und rstoot
that an allowance shall be made for extra piles which
| may beneeded az dolphns or any outside work.
All materials and labor will be furnished BY the contractor
the work be commenced within five days from its adudica
lion by the Mayor, and be completed within sixty days from
SAID commencement under penalty hundred dOan
day for day thereafter it should remain incomplete.
Payment footos-One third of the amount in cash
when the work half completed and the balance when thu
work is complete and accepted by the Surveyor.
| GRO. I. DUNBAR, Surveyor Second Municipality.
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INSURANCE.

KENTUCKY MUTUAL LIFE INSURANCE co.
AT CoHLNGTON, KY
w. r. ROBINS President. A l. GREER, Vice President.
J. X. PAysoN. Secretary.
BOARD OF ECToHs:
W. b Robbins. A. L. Gresr, g. A. Withers.
J. b. Morgan, J. b. Casey, .. e. Mack
r. M, Withers, !. 8. Walker.
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JOHN CALHOUN. Secretary,
CoNsEIL DE LA MUNICIPALITE No. DEUx.
Seance du 10 Nov 1850,

A TTENDU, Qu'un acte de PAssemblee Gene
n rale de Eta de la Louisiana nttulte Acte rsatif Il
Ia vile de la NOuvele Orleans, approuye lie is Mars 1850,
pourvOt gu avan que lie Conse d'aucune des municipalities
puissa xer decideF e montan des
sees fat des Civilizations monrant les dfsren items
de depenses, contenan outTe lie mOnant neceae
les depenses improves de la Muncipate pendant aDne
cOuIane pour parties tan uTbanes raes esguees
civilizations seront pubtes Angais Francois dams lie
journal ofcie de la de Muncpae pendant nons
Onr Ia reunion dams laquele Conse devra xer
decideT lie montant DIES taxes qui seront assessGes.
Et attendu que, lie COnse de cette Muncpalte past,
NOvembe 1850 resolution dclarant uTbaines toutes
lea limites de la dite Municipalitt;
En- consequence, pubions pGvauation suvants er
cOnfoFmte les provisions de acte du IS Mars 1850,
reso uton du Cone adopte cejour avis donn
par Ia pGsente QUE apes la premiere pubhca
ton de Ia dite 6vauaon lie Conse devra prOceder xer
deeideT lie dies taxes prtsver les abesux Pas
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The streets to be graded to the grades given by the Sur
ReYor and be thoroughly ammed or rolled solid and even
prs'l2 9 70 laying the seePen for the road bed
The seepers 10 be laid lOngtudnay with their ends
and 70 be FIRMLY rammed and inch of sharp sand
70 oe hed IN between them, forming perfect and even
aee LOT the panks to In the middle and each end of
every sleeper there will be inch wooden pin driven through
The top planks will be closely laid of inches
WIN their under surface touching the eeper and ground
the whole extent and be fastened by impressed
boat spikes at each sleeper.
a. The side sops of the road Calope street WI be
panked PLAN the bottom of the gutter and De So
ouTely fastened to the slope ribs. E,
D wooden gutter, Ia inoes wide, Will be ald on sach
side OF the track, according he plan in the Mayor
The timber for espers and bed will be compose oil
the best hard yellow pine free from other defect caou
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Direct Importation ,

III NOW opening al ue etofe OF XII
Z. M l. l. A r d, 81 Royal street.
B The subscriber having returned from Europe
to offer his friends and the public full complete
Of Goods his line selected by himself the
Europe with the greatest and attention. among which will be
found the following
hARBLED-sGerstarS Fauteu, CanopieH Tets-ATess
quises, ConsosI Jardniers,
CURTAIN STUFFS-Of every variety and quality comprising
very rich and splendid patterns.
PoRCELAlHE DE sEVREs-CrySAux de Venice, including
variety Of good both Of fancy and PAPER Machs
Bronzes Statutes Pendus Ornaments Vases sevicef
for the Table including Breakfast Dinner Tea Sets Perfume
Bottles Of raised Glass and vRriegated colors.
LAMPsOf both Bronze and Porcelaine Also
and beautiful article, which be used either as LAM
Vase.
TAPEsTRY-A full and complete assortment Of rich and splendid
patterns.
BALLS AND sOIREEs-Evsry variety of ornaments inelnF
Lustres, CaudelHbrus, Ornamental China Groups OF figures
Flower Vases, Flower Baskets, etc.
The above goods Just received per Brunswick na anu
Beatrice The public invited to can anu
OIL If
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MaYOralty of NewOrIeAns Nov Is, 1850.
COUNCIL OF MUNICIPALITY No Two.
Sitting Of Nov I2. 1880 (

r ESOLVED, That the Mayor be authorized and
requested to sell, at public auction, after giving days
notice in the official paper of the Municipality the contract
for the furnishing Of all MATERIAL and paving. with best
round stone of Robin street, from Magazine Camp
The work to be done in accordance with the specifications
said notice
Resged That the one third of said paving either
SIDE Of the street. due by the property holders be paid BY
them IN cash, within thirty days after the completion of the
work. to the contractor who will be subrOgaed the rights
and privileges of the Municipality and the other third
cate of the Surveyor that the work has been completed
cording to the specifications.
ResOved, That the bids for said work shall be subject 10
the approval of the Council.
tSignedl JAMES IL. CALDWELL, President.
Approved November Is, 1850.
[Signedl A. ID CROssMAN, Mayor.
fNlo-Ir
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MUTUAL BENEFIT LIFE AND FIRE INSUR.
ANCB COMPANY OF LOUISIANA.

INCORPORATED IN APRIL 1879, AND DECLARED A DIvI.
DRND OF % PER CENT. ON II MONTHS BUSINESS.
once, No. 8S Camp street,
Between GTayieT and Common sts.
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MaVOraIty of NewOrleans ...,,.,.,.,.N Nov. I5 Is5O
Council OF MUNICIPALITY No Two
Sitting of Nov, IL 1850 (

r ESOLVED, That the Mayor be authorized and
requested 70 SELL at public auction, after giving ten days
Tor the furnishing Of all maternal and plankng Caope street
from Hercules TO Howard street and Liberty street from
Caope street to the New asn the work 10 be done in
acceptance with the specifications which shall be furnished
by the surveyor, and published with SAID notice
heSoLped That onethd of the of said work on either
sue Of inc sad streets due by the property holders be paid
oy them IN cash. within thirty days after the completion Of
we woIk 70 he contractor who will be subrogated 10 the
ng ana privileges o. the Municipality, and the other third
oFe ny Ie municipality to be paid in cash. on the Certificate
o. me surveyor tbs the work has been completed according
RssSgsd That the bids for said work shall be subject TO
ar 6sisnsedl JAMES II. CALDWELL, President.
lslgnedl A. u. CROssMAE, Mayor
True OOpY: III. RRIR. Clerk