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Spcc1nent1On
For Painting and Plastsying, and for certain

For Painting and PAastering, and for certain
repairs on the ST. 1Nary's Vegetable Market.
Such repairs the stating Of roof be
The runeaied portion, flat part of tae roof to be
The timpers Of roof to be well fastened where required
and the lheathIng, II necessary, repaired -. .
best worSmanke manner and reaching up against he back
Of the end pedmen Of Market top. which
side. This tin up less u inches under
the ongued and grooyed walls required on the pedestal
slated parts Of roof not less than II inches, an
hs SosIs walls o OF said S BE-
substituted. in good wokn ankle manner. Diminishing in
nice W c is to be done away wth, and light cupo., as
per drawing Surveyors Office be raised The base
ted for bell OF twice the weigh Of present beiwhch
cupoa will be octagon shaped with ol nds framed as
each Of the eight sides as per 9an The cross mosr ios
E pue n b eus ae and %
covering be OF good saes laid suit the oeagon sides
Gle head Of the roof The States 10 lap not less than 81
INCHES And the pinnacle finish Of top roof as Per pan
ratters and in workmanlke manner, 1T
s Of f.. y % Ss on % Be ws
three coats good white paint al on the oade With Ihe sx
All the columns whe her Of the market Of the marke,
awning. shall he painted with good red paint
faca Of cypress with moulding, be painted
with three coats best white paint a.
with three the last of which hard nn viii
the lahng repaired where necessary also the ceiling OF
the sides and end OF Market together with all the
teri al plasterlng on the two gable ends.
The present facia plate and sheet iron covering will be
placed by by 18 inch dressed cypress acia, properly
notehed shoulder the Of the columns
and sufficiently haved scsrfed them. Above thi
upper verge Of the awning g9tte with neat crown mould
ing of owed copper will be placed reach dow
the present copper gutter not less than inches. 81
The gutter all around to be cleared and made
fecty will also the conductors through
the coum Of the awning and the copper betwee
sides oil Besides these here
new 3inch copper neck conduct between
| two columns. ' II
The gable ven,iator in the Poeyiare street end
root wifi be taken and another substituted in size
make emcrele OF not less than eet radius fee
diameter The blinds and flaming of will be painted wit
| three coats Freni green
Railing enclosing the flat part of roof will be repaired
beer fastened, and properly painted with oil whit
| paint. HUGH GRANT,
Surveyor of the Second Municipality.
/ New Orleans, October "A, lebI.
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ORLEANS THURSDAY MORNING. NOVEMBER s. 1851

dent economy that they may strike decisive blow
when the fitting opportunity arrives.
In Buenos Ayres the news as received had
caused friehtfu fluctuations in the paper money.
Last year at this time ounces were quoted at 232
for the week ending September 9th. They had
been as high 1876, and closed at 800, with pros
pect of going to 400.
From the tone of the Packet, it is judged that
Rosas is attempting to foment Republican rebel
lion in Brazil, which would require the return of
the Brazilian troops.
More Brazilian steamers and about 500 German
recruits had arrived at Montevideo.
Another letter, dated Buenos Ayres, Sept. 6,
says: Z" There is perfect panic here to-day, and
ounces have sold for 400. The Brazans and Ur.
quiza were carrying everything before them and ii
was feared would invade Buenos Ayres."
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NewOreans, November 3. 1851.



Of Repairs to be made on the Franklin School
house, on st. Charles street, betaOesm Girod
and Julia streets.
The mbers and flooring of the galleries be repaired
thoroughly, with suitable materials, workmanke manner.
The and base OF each of The gallery columns will
newed and all requisite repairs the shafts of columns well
performed Conics OF house will be thoroughly repaired all
round.
Wood work above described shall be painted with three
best white paint and all other external wood
house to be painted in suitable colo with two bes
paint. ...- AL. ..-
quality al and painted with French
green
January 1853 pepay of Sl5 per day for every day
thereafter completed to the satisfaction and according
the directions OF the Surveyor.
Bpde's will examine the premises for themselves and include
the whole work in bid subjac the approval of the
Council.
Payment will be made, completion, in cash. the Ger
iicate OF the and security required in the full
amount Of the contract to the satisfaction # the Council
HUGH CIR ANT,
Surveyor of the Second Municipality.
NeWOrleans, NoNemher 3, 1851.
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SpecthcattOn
of repairs to be made on tho Marshall School
house on st. Mary street, 6et0sen Giroa and
Julia streets.
The ceiling boards, and flooring of gallery are much
diapdaed and the whole must receive thorough repair.
Columns and Anes be repaired in proper and work.
maulke manner, some of them with base and cap.
onice and facia viii receive thorough repairs, together
and door and frame to be the alley way-a OF
best approved material, performed in wOTkmanke
TO the sati faction of the Surveyor.
The window blinds and door, with all the timber work
to be painted with three of best the blinds and
door French green, and ths other white paint
All other eXternaw wood work of house shall two
coats best white paint,
And the whole must be completed or before the 18th
day Of January 1852 under penalty of $l5 per day for
every day thereafter not completed.
Builders will examine the premises for themselves and u-
clude all work in bid subject 10 the approval OF the
Council.
Payment will be made on the Of the Surveyor in
cash on completion and security required the full
Of the contract the satisfaction Of he Council,
HUGH GRANT
Surveyor of the Second Munc ipaty.
New Orleans, Nov. g. 1851.
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Mayoralty of New Orleans,

Mayoralty of New Orleans,
OCTOBER Is, 1851.
COUNCIL oy MUNICIPALITY No. Two,
Sitting Of October "a, 1851
p ESOLVED, That the Mayor be authorized
IL and requested after giving days notice in the off,
cal paper OF this Municipality. sell at public auction the
contracts sl5, g..
Market. -
For painting white washing and repairing the Poydras
Market.
For painting. withdrawing and repairing the Vegetable
Market. ... H.....r .H a. .eE y.
with the specifications unshed by the Surveyor and to be
published with the said notice. .
tSigned1 JAMES II. CALDWELL. Presidesi,
ISisnedl A. d. CRossMAs, Mayor.
True COPY II. BIER, Clerk
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SpFCInCHtIOh
Of repairs to be made on tho Washington School
house, corner of Magazine and Bast7, Streets

SpecluCAtlOh
Of repairs to be made on the Warrington School
house, corner Of Magazine and Basta, streets.
Ceilings of the galleries of this house be repsired in
proper, woIkmanKe manne with tongued and gr0oved
inch dressed yellow pine.
The flooring, the joss and all tmbers of the galleries be
well repaired where necessa the flooring to be with IN
inch yellow pine dressed t0ngued and grooved,
and the umbers yellow pine, the present.
new turned columns shall be substituted for of the
present gallery columns of best sound and all other
columns requiring repair must have the and bases
good finished condition with p- oper materials.
blinds oil house Will be repalred in w0rkmanlike manner
and such OF the present blinds much ued be
replaced by ones
Cutters and gutter conductors be carefully repaired and
hxed using pieces where required, and stop al
leakage
The wood work above described must be painted with
three coats best paint the blinds French green the
white color and all other external and rnal wood
OF house TO receive two best paint in white and other
suitable coo at present; the gutter conductors have
two coats French green
The whole 70 be completed or before the Fifteenth day
Of January 1852. under penalty of SIS per day every
day thereafter completed to the satisfaction and under
directions of the surveyor
Builders will the premises for themselves and in
cude the whole work in bd subject 10 the approval Of
the Council.
Payment will be made completion. cash. on the Ger
fcae Of the Surveyor; and security required the full
amount OF the contract, the satisfaction OF the Council
.4 HUGH GRANT,
Surveyor of the Second Municipality,
NewOreans, November 3, 1851.
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Proposals for an Illuminated Clock.
COUNCIL OF MysIoIr4IlrI No. Two. J

~ COUNCIL or MuNICIPALITY No. Two,l
City of NewOrslans.
N virtue of resolution of the Council, adopted
at the sitting of the l4th in the undersigned gives notice
that the Committee Streets and Landngs will receive pro-
p0sas until the 18th of November furni hing and
eIeotion Of Town Clock with four illuminated da the
tower OF St. Patrcks Church. Camp street. The bids
specify the kind and qualities Of the clock the terms on
which Will be furnished and at what time i will be
pieted Security the of the bid will be required
Tor the faithful performance of the contract Bids will be
LEFT at the office Of the Secretary Of tbe Council and
dorsed Proposals for furnishing and erecting clock
HENRY RENoHAW,
ON Chairman Committee Streets and Landings
RATTURE SAND-Notice is hereby given to
- all persons desirous of obtaining Baure Sand that
from the basins each side of Post No l. near head Of
ST. Joseph street. HUGH GRANT
Surveyor of the Second Municipality.
Surveyors Office. Second Municipality, Oct II, 1851.
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NEW GOoDS-P. w. WOODLIEF. No. Ia

received per steamships WIN
ire Cltys and by the sailing
en- and Hsvre, an assortment
D FANCY AND STAPLE
asurpassed in extent, variety
} now offers WHOLESALE
nous patrons at very reduced
,art OF the following. viz: o
Rich plaid Raw Silks;
English, French and Ameri.
can Cslicoes
A complete assortment of
Eug'h, German and French
Hosiery .
Superior white and cold Silk
Hose and Half Hose ;
| GLOVES AND MlfTS.
Buck. Chamois, Kid, Caah.
mere, Silk, Filoselli and F.
let, OF every description.
| LACE GOODS.
A large and elegant assortm't
OF Valencieunes, Eng lish, /,
French and German Laces,
and do. Embroideries
Superior 6.l2 and la.4 Linen
Sheetings /;
lDamask Table Linens and
1 Napkins, new and splendid
styles;
"A irish and German Linen
and Lawns !;
Linen Cambric Hdkfs, plain
Embroidered and c0lored Dor,
dered Curtain Stuff, embr' Z
Lace and Muslin, Silk ant
WOolen Damask, etc.
PLANTATION GOODS.
Heavy kerseys, Lowels, Lin
seys, Jeans, Denims, Stripe
]. and Cottonades:
Super French Bed Blankets
Heavy Grainer Plantation do
very superior.
, specially call the attention o
k OF goods for their use. 1t i
hava he>p aelscfad xuith 0roa
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Mayoralty of New Orleans,

OCTOBER 10, IoJI.
COUNCIL OF MUNICIPALITY No. Two,
Sitting of October IA, 1851.
y ESOLVED, That the Mayor be authorized and
IL requested after giving days notice in the official
OF this Municipality, sell public auction
oodance with files and specifications file in The office of
the Surveyor. the contract for painting the external walls
etc., of the Washington Fisk, rankin Marshall school,
houses, and the carpenters work the Washington
Franklin and Marshall schoohouses subject the approval
of the Council.
[Slgned1 JAMES ii. CALDWELL, President.
Approved October 10, 1851.
True COPY: IL BIER, Clerk,
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For Painting the Fisk School house, corner of
St Peter and Perdtdo streets
To have the external wood work Of the walls and galleries
well painted with tw paint The blinds and hand
rails 10 be French green, and the rest white paint.
Builders will examine Tor themselves and bid for the whole,
subject the approval OF the Councl.
This painting TO be finished before the 18th day Of
January 1852 under penalty oil sl6 day Tor day
thereafter completed according to the directions anu TO
the satisfaction OF the Surveyor.
Security required the full amount OF the contract to the
satisfaction of the Council. HUGH GRANT,
Surveyor of the Second Municipality.
NewOreans, November g. 1851.
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MAYORALTY or New ORLEANS, Oct. Is, 1851.
NOTICE is hereby given, in virtue OF the above
l resolution that will sell my office. on MONDAY,
Now TO- at Il O'Clock to the lowest bidder the contract
for painting The external was etc. of the Washington.
Fisk, Franklin and Marshall school houses and also the
carpenters work the Washington, Franklin and Marshall
schOohouses. All in accordance with plans and specica-
tons TO be furnished by the Surveyor.
o29 A, d. CRossMAN Mayor
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prices. The stock consists in
Super Broche Antique Silks |;
Colored Armure Silks
Striped Tateta Silks
High col. plain Poult de Sole ;
Black Br0cade kaeonnte;
Exua rich and embr'o do;
Changeable and Chene do;
Embroid'd Damask and plain
P0ult de Sole;
Extra rich changeable ant
y chameleon Poult de Sole
Small plaid high colored do.
for misses;
Marcellines and Florences, o.
every shade and color;
White and coiored Satins;
A few pieces superior heavy
black and colored waterel
Pouit de Sole; l'
Colored Silk VeIvets
Rich Chene Satin striped an,
plain Cashmere d'Ecose;
French and English Merin0s
Moussellnes de Laine AM
Alpacas, solid colors, O
every variety of shade
Plain. striped and plaid Pop
lins
Superior black and cold plaiI
and figured Canton Grapes
A large assortment oi whit
and coir'd embr'd and plaiI
Grape Shawls, some extr
rich i;
Merino, Cashmere and heav,
rich Silk Shawls;
~ p. w. w. ,youl,
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MAYoRALTY OF New ORLEANS, Oct Is, 1851.
NOTICE is hereby given, in virtue OF the above
resolution. that will sell, my office, on MONDAY
Nov IL clock NJ, the lowest bidder the contracts
for painting and repairing the M Mary Vegetable Market
The be done in accordance with the specifics
OF The Surveyor.
Q29 a. d. CROssMAN, Mayor.
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SICK HEADACHE-It should be remembered
~ that Sick Headache, in all cases, proceeds from dsor
dered stomach and corrupt state of the blood
WRIGHT'S INDIAN VEGETABLE PILLS are a
certain for description of headache because they
cleanse the body from those morbid humors which, if con.
fined in tho stomach the Of and sickness
want OF appetite, disagreeable taste in the mouth bad
BREATH wasting of the gums. decayed eeh and many ohe
distressing complaints and when taken into the circulation
and thrown the various parts of the body give rise
every malady incident to man.
Four five of said Indian Vegetable Pills. taken once in
twentyfour hours. will in short me put complete sor
Sick hsadachs-at the time the digestive organs vii
healthy tone and the blood SO completely pu
sd that Sick Headache disease of any kind will be il
| amanneS impossible. For sale by
J. WRIGHT CO., Agsnt. LII Charuss street.
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OFFICIAL.
NOTICE TO TAX PAYERS.

A Ii persons who have present applications for
correction of the Assessment Rolls. hereby notified
to present themselves at private office Of the under
Room No. IL Municipal Hall, al O'Clock, r. NJ this da "
when the applications will be considered. p ~ -
LANES II. CALDWELL. Reccx,,,
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CosSclL OF MunIclrAI.rY No, Two. !


TN virtue of resolution Of R Ike " Council. adop,ed
at the sitting Of October a. 1851. the undsnisnsd COM
give notice that they will receive until he 5h No
ys%Ef ss s,S ell 70 The lot of s,ound in
si: ss os
~ '''''' '''''' Skk$gpE BkgsnIEss. Chairman.
oil MikEiAa MSfkkEEiAsP EMsEs6Eh. EMMasEEEsdEEhAs'
NOTICE TO TAX PAYERS.
REeoRDER's 0syIcE, MUNICIPALITY No: Two,l
THE AssEssMEHSsTfn EHSssTfni kSs 9fofss u ISL; IL.
the oss q The Secretary o. this Cooac %u1ieipsi % Han
$ w 70 s% SUum om a.y s3
q tnsl JAMES H. CALDWELL, Recorder.
.r FILLING OF LOTS.
suRvrros's oyyIcr, sEcexp MymcpALrr.}
p Tss ,Se satysyos BE- aaa he
hereby authorized 70 give notice in the official paper
all ownen Of lots in the Municipality that require filling up.
sions Of ordinances passed August n. $50
Ia virtue q the above .esolues notice hereby given to
filled the be done in thirty days from The
date hereof under penalty OF five collars day.
day thereafter that said lots remain nnea and ii thss ss
Surveyor will have all lots that remain untitled after thirty
days fro" notification Tiled at the HH q sss STns'
su Surveyor of the Second Municipality.
Public Night school, I'D Municipality.
| 1NHIS SCHOOL will be open nightly for six
months, from Monday. 9th inst, from half past to
Son u sIH Mss Department a. The Marshall School
MIR; MR. James I q. and th: Female Depart
in charge Of Mira Julia Barstl Appisaous for admi.sion
ss made @ e he President Of the Board either of the
:. Sun fsSSSb!ERs ffsSSSEasSSals. SEasSSls. sSSannuDur, osn-'''.s
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LIN pnts and quarts, in fine order, for sale
"A By JOIN TOOLE, Is Bank Place.
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1NHE public is respectfully invited to call and
pls;s a 4; sipS5 ~ q ?! ffASS hSsTEs 6siG ~
above establishment, consisting In part Of y
Grand Piano Fores. from Peyel Co., Henri herz.1.
Gilbert Co., and the best OF other maker.
SemGi Pianos, from Henri Herr and Pleyel.
ficoo tIanos and Pannos, from Herr.
Gale and Others.
The spleldid prize Piano. from WIN. Hall Son. Broad.
way. New York.
Melodeons from to octavos
| ParloI Organs, IN rich carved Gases,
The Harm09icon Orchestra. or Organized Piano.
style OF Guitars, of rich and varied patterns of
| Tomas make.
| Boehm Flutes.
Improved Acc0rde0nI, not 10 get ont of tune
| full assortment Of Music, and old.
| Mr. ALFRED F. TRUST has charge of the establish
ment and will be at oil times ready to his numerou
| friends.
room has been fitted for the especial of the ladies
where they always have tried their music beior
purchasing. [fe16 lp] w r. MAYU
! plCKLES-2OO dozen, assorted sizes, for sal,
L by l. w. ARTHUR Il GO. q and % New Lsvss
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, ~ L. w. w. wOulI specially call the attention Ot
factors and planters to his stock OF goods for their 1t is
very complete and the articles have been selected with
care and Judgment the result of long experience
ucuar line. All
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The United Life Annuity Trust
Philadelphia consideration assumed and
thereby become Eesponsbe for all the
hereafter becoa arng from Poces Of Insurance usd by
the Southern Mutual
the sh Of OCTOBER preient lssi,j wl
Policies fall DUE tar
Of said Company.
The Policy hoiers Of the Southern Muua Life insurance Com
OF LOUISIANA respectfully ate office, a
Camp street. where Of the ranseed hasets vii
hiblted to the with ali such explanation. ths
dered essential JOSHUA BALDWIN,
President Southern Mutual Lille Insurance Company.
BENJAMIN FLORANcE,
o4 I'm Agent u 8: Life nsuEAnee Of Phi! adephis
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pAINTING DONE WELL AND CHEAP.
a BOWERS, SO long and favoraby known as HoUsH
and SIGN FAINTER, won ldiniom his friends and
he public in general that he has PAINT SHOP, ia
magazine street, where he prepared contract for
entng with prompness and dispatch oil orders his line OF
business with the heat of materials. NJ ly
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JlCkLES-200 dozen, assorted sizes, for sa
L BY l.. w. ARTHUR u 90. q and % New Leyse
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ITO PLANTERS 5000 pairs MUD AND
l. DlTCHING BOOTS, a.
In store and sale by n
"A, +. DUNBAR & co.
X =
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p AN AWAY from the subscriber on the Sd
~ inst, negro man named ROBERT aged about a.
W years, OF grill color, feet or inches high, with ~
long bushy hair, and the left stiff in the elbow
Joint. Said negro purchased from VIM Cobb AN
ESD, OF the parish of West Fecana in this State,
9th day OF August last and it probable that he is lurking
reward will be given for his recovery.
s26 If Z. w. WUODLIEF. l3 Charres at
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On sunday the Cam leave every hour.
~ An OMNIBUS leaves Canal and ChnrtFes street evsrv
quarter Of hour for ths Depot. y i.
e A Horse Car will leave the CITY ed svay mosuips
at So'clock and the Lake end sysng q oosok.
]. w. SMITH, SnDorntsndlnt.
NewOEisans SeptsnbR 2s 1851. 2- s. nhl7 4 ~
Southern standard. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1851-1856, 1851-08-30
TO THE BALLOT-BOX.

This will be the last issue that will reach our
try readers before they will be called upon to their
votes for delegate to the Convention. Let no
he regards the future peace and perpetuty of the I'm
ion remain away from the polls Duty to that Con-
stitution which we all desire to preserve-Duty to
that Union you would closely unite-Duty the
State-Duty the South and her glorious institutions
Duty to the Republican principles of your Revolu-
tionary sres to yourselves and your postery nvokes
you to the discharge of your whole duty. Remember
feow-citizens that treason is sealthy in its APP
proach. Its steps cautious and prudently made
1t conceas itself behind masked batteries and su-
gars its arguments. 1t appeals to the popular caprice
abandon right after another, and thus men,
well as States, rendered defenceess. This cry of
Union, Glorious Union-what is it! What is the
Union worth if our rights denied to in it fit
converted into engine of oppression ought it to
be preserved There is a Union party in Ireland !
There is Union party in Poland There is Union
party in Hungary Ireland is the slave of England
Poland the vassal of Russia and Hungary is bleeding
at every pore from the ruthless hrusts inctedby her
iron-hearted master Austria. Fellow-ctizens, there
is Union party in Cuba A party that would contn-
ne the connection between the queen of the Antilles
as Cuba is called, and old Spain. Beware of these
sef-styled Union parties The liberties of the people
in danger when party springsup with no openly
avowed object but that of defending the legislative 40
Sressions the constitutional rights of the People
TO THE POLLS, FELLOW CITIZENS
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ter in the State, who favors secession, and one OF
a Central Committee appointed by the Southern
Rights convention to correspond with Distinguish
ed persons in other States, received letter from
him. which he has shown to several gentlemen OF
our district the purport of which is, that South
Carolina must secede, and that then Mississippi
scW sChip IN, and there are others that mlght De
mentioned. We object most heartily to the course
he is taking, independent of its violation of good
morals. It lis calculated to deceive the people OF
both States-to cheat them into position they 90
not wish to occupy, merely to crafty some aspir
ing individuals Did you know that Quitman was
toasted on the 4th of July as the first President
of the Southern Confederacy. Straws show which
way the wind blows. ;,
Pardon any mistakes, skip the places you cant
read, and, if you are secessionist, ponder well
the facts have stated; but, if you think as dc
on the subject, give Quitman his dues, Write me
on the receipt of this and let me know the state Of
the political atmosphere with you and shall be
happy to correspond.-Very respectfully,
| JAS. A. LEWIS.