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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-05-10

NEW YORK AND PHILADELPHIA NEW YoRH
lN and Philadelphia direot-United States Nail Line.
Through In ~ hours via New Jersey Railroad Fare re-
New ork 4. from foot q Coursland street. ard ~
dephia and "a ~ and p. n, from ths foot Of wal
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THEATRICAL N0TICE.-WANTED RY THE 18TH OF
May for first class theatre, two nteren well
fed to play second and third rate business tragedy and
comedy; also, leading lady for tragedy &c. and
danseuse To such liberal salary will paid steady
engagement Application to be made TO c. r. Parsoe, Bur-
tons Theatre, New York. G. T. PRICE BROTHER.
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ExPREss AGENCIES, sc.

OFFICE OF GREGoRY's ExPRESS;--PERs SO y s
" about emharkng for California will do we'll call
this before engaging their where plans Of
the different be and beths low
prices THOMPSON " HITCHCOCK,
Pearl street. cor WALL street.
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NIBLo's.-FAREwELL BENEFIT OF MILE CARO-.
ns and yss Mt ss P q
BEwARE-Maslds, Mrs.. sloan; Grace Peabody Mrs John
sss y the wenssru carons ssnssss A!Sers Adaiads
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dances the favorite Pas de Tros called the Do
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and cisms@ns rspeatediy danced them The
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PRoUoHAMs LYcRUM BROADWAY, NEAR BRooME
sssss fs
siss'fy syssss & .as i HI II RHa
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sSa as d l. With snd wr STa in L.
Consul Mr. Taylor; sphOon, Mr. Raymond; whskers. Miss
lent for the Beneh Of Mrs W. r. Blake which Is sppcnssd
ls: P:ss.s
perform )r that night only being his first appearance
New York for several months Of his most celebrated
also conjunction with Mrs j. waack. Jr make their
rst agpesranss at this hSgse Mr. John Brougham Mise
tain faSoe Characters in the prosramme cf he eyeuus
which will be duly announced. N BThe box book
open.
RURTON'S THEATRE.-MR. J. C. BARNET. TREA-
- respectfully announces his Annual BENEFIT this
popular house. for Monday evening the 18th
oensdy TRE E Heart ACHE east wish the
entire strength Of the and first tmo in two years.
dian, Mr. Burton. with other entertainments. Box book
now open.
BROADWAY THEATRE-MR. w. DAvIDGE BEGs
- respectfully to notify that his benefit will take place
on Wednesday next, the nth instant when VIII be per-
formed the admired comedy Of A CURE FOR THE
THAT GLITTERS is NOT G0LD-Toby Twinkle. Mr.
Davidge. Box book now open.
A CARD-THE UNDERSIGNED. COMMITTEE on
"A the benefit for the Actors Order Of Friendship, which
took place at Burtons Monday evening May 9th take
ladies and gentlemen who handsomely lent their aid
the object To VIM. f. Burton Esd for the of his
theatre generously extended for the occasion Miss
Caroline Chapman and Mr. Iadaway who through kind
permission Of r. T. Barnum ESQ., rendered their valuable
assistance in the entertainments Of the evening" TO c. W.
Clarke and f. Chanfrau Esqs; who also rendered their
themselves OIL and to the ladies and gentlemen of Mr.
Burtons company who included in the performances
for the beautiful and appropriate address written by him
for the OCCASION The committee most thankfully ackncw
ledge the receipt OF libcrs donations from Mrs, Laird
Miss Kate Horn Mr. Frederick Conway, and Mr. j. Hoos-
whom, the the order they
tender their warmest thanks.
TIOS B. JOHNSTON,
Wv TAYLOR, lcuu,.,o.
WILLIAM REYNOLDS (So"m'see
7. M. KENT,
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NATIONAL ACADEMY OF DEsToN.-THE TWENTY
IN sixth Annual Exhibition Of the Academy open 70
she public At their GALLERIES, No es Broadway opposite
Bond street, from A. N. untfi 10 r. N. Aimittance
cents season tickets 50 cents catalogues l2 cents By
0'u'' " '"' Il. suEeoeUE. Cor Secretary. n A.
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NEWS BY TELEGRA RAPH.

TELEGRAPH OFFICES.
BANS Chemical Telegraph O6iees, No 20 Wall street.
Magnetic Telegraph Office Hanover aud Beaver sts
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DARNrMs AMERICAN MrsErM.-P. 7. nARSt-M

DARNUMS AMERICAN MCsEUM.-P. T. DARSrM.
~ proprietor and manager saturday afternoon Nay i0sa
l ncng At o'clock, the celebrated drama ~ tie
DRuNkARD. Edward Middleton, Mr. Grcsveuari Mary
Wilson, Miss Chapman In the evening a. ~ oloek TIE
drama, entitled. A VILLAGE TALE Tony Bi5pmaait, Mr.
kent. 10 " followed BY the ROUGH DIAMOND. Cousin
joe Mr. Hadsvav; Marrery. Niss Chapman r. ooncluie
xith the MIsERIEs or ntMhN LifE. Mr.. Ally Croaksr
kr knt. Admission to the Museum, with tts
euroeti.s - tents children under ~ years of age iI
cents. Parquet and Circle, l2if cents extra.
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EELLows. MINsrRELs. an rELLows MUSICAL

LNEILOWS' MINSTKELS, At FELLOWN' MVSICAL
= Hall No, iii Broadway, between Howard aad Grand
streets Open night during the week. TAe celebrated
original and we'll known Fellows Mnstrels "camrrisias
cccnt and versatile corps Of talented an experienced
periormer under tho direction Of j. H. Fellows whose
eerts In this city for the last have bega received With
the greatest favor by the elite and fashion ta great
troIvis Their concerts consist Of Burie1ue Italian Opsrs
Scenes witty sayings Solos. Duetts Ch0ruasis Dancint
and fnstrumo performances On and
day aftruoons grand concert for tie of
ladies aud families commencing at O'clock r. NJ. Aimis
sion. % cents. Door open at o'clock - c0mmeace
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DIAMOND n co. AND HERR DRIEsDACHs MA.
IN nagcrics, united In Large and Varied Exhibition.
ccnsstng ~ all the rare animals extant numbering
over ono hundred specimens will exhibit under Large Pa
wilton, a Astor Place. Of Eighth stree. AMI Fourth
commencing Saturday evening At ocl9ek and
continue Monday Tuesday and Wedneday May 18th, l3h
and 18th. Doors at and o'clock r. NJ Admission
q cnnta. childrpn under 10. l2l..
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TTICKETs FOR JENNY LIND'S GRAND CONCERT
Monday Evening, May l2choice seats 10 all parts
OF the house for sale NJ Duelett Weords No. Astor
House, opposite the Park.
JENNY LINDs CONCERT on FRIDAY AFTER
nocn1ekets for the above concert 10 had Earles
Hotel-choice seats or other wise,
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DRoOF READER-A PRACTICAL PRINTER ~ OPEN
engagement for few hours each day, Reader.
Ias been lone accustomed to the work Address H. Boz,
Herald orfe.
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QURTON'S THEATRE-MR. J. c. BARNET. TREA-
respectfully announces his Annual Bcncft this
popular house. for Monday the 18th
will be performed for the first time Mortons celebrated
ocmedy Of A CURE FOR THE HEART ACHE, with the
entire strength Of the company and first tme years
the farce OF the MUMMY-Toby Tramp, travelling trage
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CoACHaAN.-A GERMAN coacGMAN WISHES
- situation, heis we'll acquainted with together
with garden work. has objection - 20 short distance
in the country, He Is we'll reeomm mended ANY wishing
such will please address box No 4, with real
and where An interview can lie had.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-05-10

MECHANICS HALL, NO. Az BROADWAY. ABOUT
l Grand streetOpen every night dnrins ths week unt
further notice The original and we'll known CHRISTYS
MINSTRELS, comprising efficient and versatile "corps
Of talented" and "ssperenced performers under the
management OF T. p Chrsty, whose concerts In this city
for succession of fve years have been received with
yor By highly respectable and fashionable auiiences
Tickets Is cents Doors open halfpast six
eight o'clock An Afternoon Concert will be given So
turday May TO- for the accommodate OF Ladies anA
Juveniles, commencing at o'clock, Y. NJ On Saturday
evening next May TO- annual beneat OF Ed Crowe Trsa
sure
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TOOK An D NURSE wASTED-NoSE NEED APPLY
~ lut those who experienced aud Thoroughly under
stand their business they vii but lose their time APP
Ply at % Clinton Place.
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Jenny LIND's CoNCERT.-ANY PERSON WISHING
tickets the above concert Friday sfGrn Nay
o. will ind them at WELFeRDS Book Store, No. 7Asor
House. at the regular price.
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ADAMs 4 co.'s GREAT CALIFORNIA FREIdnT

n Package aud Parcel Express per Empire City
Tuesday Nay 18th. Speed increased Rates reiuccd
Special freight agent and special messenger hroukh-0ut
regular for California via thagrca sud Panama
will he despatched steamer Empire City, Captain T. d.
Wilson, Tuesday 18th instant at three O'clock NJ 10
charge of our special freight agent and Through msssen
acEtnaon As our Arrangements on the hthmua
perfect for the speedy and sa Transmission OF freight
corsnors by this rely their goods sons
through IN time Tor corresponding steamers
tie Pacific nud ri great reduction from former rates All
fresh e f0rsard on the 18th instant NUT be delivered
tous (v ith nvoes before the 18th. Small parcels
will Ne received Until twelve o'clock the day 81 sailing
No ehare made shippers w for Custom House
cRraHces contular ccr atcs Every package must be
rendered strictly water proof and should not exccad Is lbs
weight Ali iressht must III ariably he prepaid.
ADAMS 4 Co, I6 and Is wall street.
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CASTLE GARDES.-THIs BEAUTIFUL AND Po?U.
~ lar place new open tot the reception % siters Dur
Ing the day The view from the galleries o the srien a
o BILE bay aud habor has not equal 10 the
world. Admiasi W ~ cents.
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I,RAEELIN MUSEUM, II, CHATHAM soyARE.-oEC

II
IL LEA. Sole Proprietor. Admssion-SeAss la PrsvaA
Boxes ccnts Stage Scats N cents Boxes - cents Par
luet 2 cents-Eegant Saloon performances every Alter
noop and Evening Entertainments commence IN the as,r
at o'clock, and In the evening at o'clock Thf
entertainments are varied and select aai be
stao other place q In New Yor consisst of
Lsas Female Ethiopian Opera Troupe, numbering hteer
being the large.t aud al the sane time as nes
tsts who selected for their beauty aud axnr vh
number of beautiful tablsaur taken tom th
Girls Who through variety q tss Of strength ane
iesety; Madame Hosane the only Female Juxgler in the
exhibition Of Marble Statuary unequacd 10 ths world
afternoon and evening For particulars bs each day
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R a cos CALIFORNIA EXPRESS

b. MILLER 4 co.'s CALIFORNIA EXPRESS
IA rtr steiner North America Tuesday, 18th instant
Our goods regularly shipped from Panama within fifteen
days fr0 New Nork, bills OF adng In
Office returned by steamer Goods cleared At Gus
House free Of charge Rates reduced Refer 60 Ator
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TWO SAL sAIFsMAN-LxPERIESCED IN Tue RETAIL
II Lace and Haberdnehcry trade, pcraancnt
rtuauons IN Western city ~ applying immediately at
MIN TOsH & HENDERsoN'S, No. Z Ptne street. near
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CAsTIE GARDEN.-sEcoND SUNDAY EVENINGS
~ Concert, May li-kcssrs. French x iessr have tie
pleasure 70 inform the public, that tie srntay Eveaag
Concerts nj Castle Garden which have herpter besn
exceedingly popular aud attractive have and
vii be continued throughout the summer up'a
enlarged and attractive scale than before
tcmpec For tha purpose they mais a~ranxsmsnts
With tie talented director sf the Itaan Opera Ar Max
NAreztk who will conduct these Concerts rsr They
lave alec engaged the entire Grani Orchttfa q tie
Italian Opera. Various works. some ~ taem
pused expressly for thesc OCCASIONS Will b. rroAueai
during the and the prorretors viii spare
T. make these Concerts attractive, 4 pssi1e
thsn they have been herctoforr. Admission - cents
sich varied this evening Performance
commence at o'clock prccisoy. Ne p,stponsnsnt
count ef the weather.
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AS GARDENER OR TO TAKE CHARGE OF SMALL
IN farm, eitraton wanted by spectacle middle aged
who perfectly understands said business and Is willing
make himself useful ha employer Can give very
spectacle references. Writes fair hand and quite correct
at figures. note addressed NJ NJ Gardener Herald ohce,
will be attended to.
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rI,HREE WATERS WASTED-AT CosLING's AMERI-
Il and French Dining saloon, No H. Nassau street
None ned 70 apply except those wo underand their hu
nesI, and can be we'll rvcommenAe1.
L. OOsLiNG. sole Proprietor.
yVET NURSE wANTFp.-A YOUNG. liz ,ITHy
w Pfoe.ant woman y waited ~ Wet nurse. AprF AZ
No C East Twentyhrt street. between thc hours oil md
A. ~.
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DRoADwAY THEATRE-MR. w. DAyIDGE BEGs
ID respectfully to notify that his benefit will place
on Wednesday next; the 18th instant when viii be
HEART-ACHE. and conclude with the drama Of ALL
THAT GLITTERS is NOT G0LD-Toby Twinkle, Mr.
Davidge. Box book open.
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DLRroRD n CO.'S FAST EXPRESS TO CALIroR.
ID nia-Cheap Postage-Posiage, 10 cents; fr,ight, ~
cents ib single newspapers eent by tho hundred So
Nekt shipment viii be by tile fast steamship NORTH AmE
RIGA on Tuesday May i3 Mails close at ~ Pm Small
parcels received t 2PM Packages of l2 lbs waterproof
received TIL 10 An 2sth instant. Mr. Berf,rd accompa-
freight and mails from Chsgres to Panama No.
yesey place, Astor House. New York.
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All that portion South Of The North stds Of Is
telle and Benjamin and T3tatta streets, and
Including said streets.

All that portion South Of the North stde Of rs.
telLe and Benjamin anil IhaLta streets, and
Including said streets.
The conrac or shall be bound keep all the paved and
streets wthia The present. limits OF The District,
and OF all vegetable OF animal matter, ara carry
off morning all dead animals vernu, konen inste
and all oas filth and othe, substances whatsoe'ei by
Chloe ct the sLae ssy p.ee Within or ont
limits. which may be designated at any lime by the
H. he contractor shall be bound f up with brick rub
bsh Shells sand, all ruts or holes cart or aaIrsse
appearance and under the superintendent OF the Suveyp
and sh keep the grade Of he anpsvsd e pe M
shall clean he bitches (and stragh the same ~hen
NJ rs nv remoyng the dirt mud grass weeds and other
whatsoever as to let The waler nave Tree
and leeds and SHAH cut and from the uupaved stree
from the sidewalks bordering The nnpaved and paved
III The CONTRACTOR shall reg ulary take and up and
collect A. DIT dust or other snd "a s, a. il ba be made
piles carry oft the same IN twenty onr poufs ana ue-
lng no under the orders Surveyor and the
d dust and other ances sha be removed 10
shall designate wltnn or out oil the taAaDe
" The contractor to expressly forbidden to take. or
permit or cause and carried away to any other
Than those designated py the as above slated
under penalty . dollars tor each oontravention
fifteen hundred subc yards earth. used in filing
roles, ruts, and repairing the unpaved streets;
through which the shall be conveyed by the CONNER
cal Water Works Company, through which uay here
s be CONVEY by ail company 10 The streets wlhn Inc
actual TAX ,be of District, in 9th rar which
may hereafter clued in limits, TO cause az The Ut
be thoroughly cleaned out and Gay before
III CLOCK A. M, ..,
VII tn. said contractor shall not at any time be entitled
to any claim again Municipality quence OF the
extension of The Of The taxable part oil ihe nncpay
the paved unpaved streets during the existence OF
he contract The contrac sha all his aenuoT The
execution OF the devoy on MIN under MA con
tract and OF neglect the surveyor, with the atho
zaiion OF the COMMITTEE Streets and Landings
work be done the cost vi CONTRACTOR ana on M
repor OF Surveyor that contract hO cJmpNsd
% he Council the right To declar The contract
void aud wing the usual OF ten Gays have re
sold by the Mayor the risk OF SAID contractor and his Sc
| U1Ity ,, IN. N 4,
VII The contractor shall be bound TO clear daily al th'
IN the prescribed limits and shall attend TO the ord
he Tom in bury his expense the udgen
dead Wi said imitshe collins TO be furnished by TN
| Munich lily. o., =,
TX To insure the faithful Of the contract th
contractor shall furnish, the faction OF The Council Sc
| curity IN the OF five thousand dollars 80
X Payments will be made monthly on the cerhcnle oil th
Survey the work has heen done to ms satisfaction
tw The Notaral Fees 10 be at the expense
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For laying dorm Plank iSdsyalks IN Second
Municipality, and furnishing all materials
for the same for one year.
L. The lumber consist of second quality of yellow Pine
or Cypress panks inches thick and at east anches wide
20 that the ooway shall be at least inches wide the spikes
to be b Inch pressed boat. Spikes
H. The panking be laid Pine Cypress blocks, Of
such Dimensions the ground require the blocks 10 be
laid at distances OF to feet that the piankne
shall break joints the bearings each plank be ipket
with two spikes to each block and the hocks 10 be
by stakes each end driven ee into the ground and nat
to the books securely The sidewalks be laid such line
and levels as the surveyor may direct.
H. All the material and labor to be furnished by the con
uastOr
w. Payments be made monthly the cef caie of thu
Surveyor, who shall be authorized 10 deduct from suc
CERTIFICATES such shah defective work. AM
the Council the right annu the after
days notice. the Of the Surveyor that not com
Piled with.
LIZ Security in the amount of one thousand dollars wi
be required Tor the faithful performance OF the contract
Bids to be received runnlng foot.
Ep The necessary Notaral Fees to be at the expense
thea
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WRIGHT s. co. having resolved TO stand unrivaied
-. every of their bushes have agreed with tbs
p0pTeors and Agents of all the genuine popular Patent
Medicines throughout the United States, keep Them
SANITY supplied with fresh and ample assortment rates
lar below the usual market prices BY tins arrangement they
enabled offer for the inspection oil purchasers the moa
extensive which he found in this other
,ty. Having mad many experience IN the purchase
and safe oil Patent Medicines they have acquired facilities
Tor conducting this particular department. the most berai
GALE and prepared to supply the trade at prices SO
handsome cenage his investment, either a. Whesals
Retai Al their establishment be found a Ia
assortmentof ALL GENUINE PAFENT MEDICINES.
The following list comprises part OF their assortment and
can furnished Dealers most at from twenty 10
twenty-five per cent cheaper thar manufacturer regular
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Mayoralty of New Orleans,

COUNCIL OF MUNICIPALITY No. Two, !
Sitting OF Tuesday, May 8, 1851.
WHEREAS, sundry citizens, residents OF the
w Seventh Wad OF this Municipality have reuGned
the Council to have the streets in the rear OF said
oIiened-
and requested after not the oGla
paper of the Municipality sell public auction the con
opening the drains of Jackson PALMYRA
Banks, Common. Graver. Perd o. poy dras Cypress Miro
and Tont Streets The Seventh Ward. The work To be
done with the specifications be furnished by
the Suv yor and published with said notice.. The names
of the offered be given in, under their owl
signature. the time Of the adjudication.
[%ignedl JAMES Ii. CALDWELL, President.
Approved May 9, 1851.
tSigned] A. ID. CRosshAN, Mayor.
True copy: Ii. BIER, Clerk.
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Mayoralty of New Orleans,
MAY 8, 1851.
COUNCIL OF MuNICIPA LITY No. Two,

Sitting of Tuesday. May o. 1851.
ID ESOLVED That the Mayor be and he is hereby
II authorized and requested after giving five days notice
in the official paper Of toe Municipality. TO sell at public
anct0n the contract for cleaning The paved and unpaved
streets dnehes and markets, and keeping repair the
paved STREETS dches of the Third District comprised
within the following limits between the river, north side OF
E,tee benjamin and Thaa the of the Second
Ward and Of Felicity Road from the date OF ad u
done in with the specifications 10 be furnished by
the Surveyor and published with ad notice The name Of
le ISlgnedl JAMES II. CALDWELL, President
Approved May 9, lSol A.,
TSgned1 A. ID. CRoss MAN, Mayor.
TINE ropy III. BIER, Jerk
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OFFICIAL.
TRrAsuRrR's Ornor, srcosp MuslclpAMTY. !

-5Tr y April IS, 1851.
IN ESOLVED, That the Treasurer be, and he is
hereby authorized to advertise during ninety days, in
the olnr'a paper of the Municipality that the Council is
pr pae 70 purchase out Of the Of Sinking und No.
q o ne State o. Louisiana en- ored by this MUM
cpa NY 70 me extent OF hy thousand dollars and that sealed
proposals to SCI sad 5ons that will be received
ny tne nounc until the nth TUESDAY July uext, when
they Will be acted and sasac ory to This Council and
TO he treasurer hs o. u. state will be accepted
reouton, has aled proposals to se To ths Munclpaliy
Bonus OF me nie OF Louisiana endorsed by this Munc
paly, TO the amount of fifty thousand dollars (s50 600
next. .a.-sn : N' - -
sealed proposals to be addressed to the Courc; f Mun
psy No Two. and to be endorsed offer Tor State Bonds
an29 I'd VIM. II GARLAND. TreAsnrer
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MayoraIty of New Orleans,

,,
Council OF MusIcIrALIry No, Two,
Sitting OF Tuesday, May q, 1851
WHEREAS, Hugh Wilson, S. B. McConnico,
~ and ohers owners OF 554 feet of property fronting
foymnla STREET, between Pryta oiseum
have petuoned this Counc Poll street, be-
tw, en- said streets, be paved
Bet Rss0 ued That Mqyor hereby authorized and
requested, after giving official Of
the NunleipaV TO sell public auction the contract Tor
furnishing all MATERIAL and uavlng with me best round
snnes, Polymne street, between PIytana and Colsenu
streets The work done AID payments made IN accord
with the specifications he furnished by The Sur
and published with he said notice
lSignedl JAMKs Ii. CALDWELL. President,
Approved May 8, 1851.
1Tue cDpy III. BIER, CLERK.
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For opening on tie Gufter Dratns 81 JacNso7l,
Palmyra, Banks, Common, Gracier, Per-
dido, Poydras, Cypress, Mirot and Toatt SIS,
The contractor will he bound cut the drains OF The
following dimensions, feet inches wide at top, feet
deep, and foot q inches wide al bottom; TO remove all
stnmps other substances calculated obuc the
passage of make the side and bottoms OF
the drains perfectly smooh and spread the earth taken
from the drains three eet distant
from the cutters. The lines and levels be given by the
ard the work be completed within three months
from daIe of
H. Pa, be made on the completion OF each street
that Miro and TOnt from Canal street to
Florida Landing and the other r0ad street ANA
Security the OF thousand dollars VIII be
CURED Tor the faithful performance OF the whole contract
Bids be per running OF dian. The contractor 10
pay the necessary nutarial ies