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THE Queens OF scotland by Agnes striokland-2
Il volumes.
waho yah or Prairie scalp Dances by Lewis H..
Garfard-t vol.
Letters from Three Continents by MI vol.
Life and Correspondence Of Robert southeycompeo In
volume
Pcndenns concluded eight bound volumes.
Rcyeries OF Bachelor by "Ike Marvoln--I vol.
Fadrte-a domestic story from The frcneh--i vol
Macane's History Of rfnpclcrs aud Nayigauon-l VOL
lses Discipline-a tale ~ Hungary by Talv-f vol.
Literary Remains of Willis Gaylord Clark vol,
Fanconia STORIES by Jacob Abbott
Poetica Remains Of Mary Elizabeth Lee vol
Unaling Guide Genders Of French Nouns.
Lately received by
Fcbl3 FRANCR TAYLOR.
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| KNOX WALKER Will practise law In the supre IN.
Court Of the United tho
claims against tho Address Washington D. c.
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y. ". PATTON,
fForrner rorfner Of j. f. Do~, esq.,
GENERAL AGENT for the Of claims before
VI either OF the pensions
other let
paid addressed " Patton, Washington city, O. w
receive Immediate attention Nov .
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THE Genius and Character OF Burns, by Professor VIII
Il son-l volume
Lady Uarcout, County Hospitalcs by Sin
clair
The Duchess, woman's Love and womans Haca novel
First Principles Of Medicines by Archibald Belngs, NJ d. vol
ume svo.
Livy-schmiiz, and Zumps Classical scnes-t volume.
Just published, and for sale by
TAYLOR n MAURY,
Jan BOOKSELLERS. near street.
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of the leather pouches ~ 70 Dc made
san,inl bag leather well tanned, weighing for Nos
than ounces and for the smaller o' ess tan
n,are foot, ie bottom aud flap 20 be OF good skirtas @
tanned ana ia seams be well and strongly secured MA
iron rivet-, well timed
me canvass pouches be made OF densely woven -
NJ ~ resist wat, r. like the canvass pouches now In me
service.
HORSE MAI, BAGS, as sAppLr-pAos Fossl
Size No l. Body 40 inches long and 40 inches in cieus
size No D. body A inches long and 20 inches in eueA
widest parts. -
size No. D. Body AZ inches long and % inches eru.
al widest parts !
Ends or bottoms OF size Mol IL by "a inches.
10 do do No. 2, II BY - do
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HINTS 10 sporssn,eni by e. y. Lewis, NJ. -. vol.
III Leigh Hunts Essays and Miscellanss. volume
Mississippi Scenes by Joseph II. Cobb. volume
Nobodys SON. the Life and Adventures Of Percya Maybc
written by himself
Feb l6 FRANCK TAYLOR.
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2ANCK TAYLOR,
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w. II. GARLAND, Treasurer,
The following communication from the Board of
Liqndators was read and on motion, referred to
the Finance Committee:
OFFICE THE BOARD OF LIouIpAToRs,1
New Orleans, January 23, 1851.
To the Honorable tOunea Of .Muniei ipatty No. Tuo:
hqye the honor enclose copies resOu
Very respectfully, your 9bedient servant
o''''E OF 1Hs y q sGssR Ss% S,ssss Ss 1su'DAr0''
Copy oa Preamble and Resolutions adopted by the Board
Whereas, Resolutions were adopted by this
Board on the 18Th November last, under the
authority of an act of the Legislature approved
March 20, 1890, calling upon the Municipalities of
this city to deposit in the Branch of the Louisiana
State Bank to the credit of the Board, out of the
Municipal tax for 1885, the following sums, to be
applied to the payment of their obligations past
due and maturing in 1850, viz: 81.
Municipality Number One, hundred thousand dollars.
Munelpnly Number rwo two hundred thousand dollars.
Muncipalny Number Thee, sAty thousand dollars.
And whereas, There was included in each of said
sums an amount which the Board had intended to
apply to the payment OF interest coupons due in
1880, on Municipal Bonds, which bonds the Su-
preme Court on the sixth instant, decided not to
be under the control or management of the Lqui-
dators, thereby rendering the whole of the above
sums unnecessary be it, therefore,
ResotUed, That the resolutions of this Board
adopted November IL, 1850, calling upon the
Municipalities for the above named amounts be
and the same are hereby repealed,
Resolved, That the Secretary is hereby directed
to request the Councils of the several Municipal-
ties to to be deposited to the credit of the
Liqudators, in the Branch of the Louisiana State
Bank, Second Municipality, out OF the Municipal
tax for $780, the following sums, to be applied
to the payment OF Municipal obligations, (other
than bonds and coupons) which had matured pre-
-,vious to the first day of January, 1851, viz;
Municipality Number One, sixty thousand dollars.
dollars
Ma9ie pslity Number Three. sixty thousand dollars.
"a true copy.) J. CALHOUN, Secretary
OFFICE THE BoIRp OF LIQUIDAToRs,}
City of New Orleans
Copy Of peambe and resolutions adopted by the Board
January 49, 1851:
Whereas, The Supreme Court of this State has
decided that the severa. Municipalities are bound
to provide for the payment of all their debt and OBJ
legation, funded under the law Of lS47:
RssOived, That in lieu of the tax levied by the
Board on the 18th of November, 1850, the follow
ing tax shall be levied-to say: On the tableau o
Municipality umber One, three-fourths OF one
per cent. on the tableau of Municipality Numbe
Two eleven sixteenths of one per cent. on the
tapleau of Municipality Number Three, seven
eighlhs of one per cent
ResolUed, That the several Municipalities be
notified thereof and directed to collect and de posi-
the same, as re quired by the law of Goth March
1850.
"A hHs eopy> J. CALHOUN, sscpsasy.
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OFFIC1AL.
Council of Municipality No. Two.

TUESDAY, january o. 1901.
The Council met pursuant to adjournment.
Present. The Hon. James II. Caldwell, Presi-
dent; Aldermen Beard, Hawthorn, Johnson, Marks,
Monlanye, Mccormick, Pride, Renshaw, Sewell,
Shields, Sykes, Stewart and Yancey.
The minutes of the last meeting having been
read, Mr.. Renshaw made motion, which was car
red, that that portion of the Mayors message Of
the 22d instant which reads five cents per running
foot for gunwae crossings, and four cents per foot
board measure, for bridges and REPAIRS" be so
amended as to read, four cents per running foot
for gunwae crossings and five cents per foot board
measure, for bridges and repairs, such having been
the actual bid and enormously reported the
SAID amendment having been made, the minutes
approved.
The following message from the Mayor was
read. That portion relating to contracts was re-
ierred to the Committee Streets and Landings,
and that in relation to the Sth of January to the
Special Committee that subject.
MAYoRALry OF New ORLEANS, Jan. 20. 1851.
TO the Honorde President and Members of the Council
Of .HuAtcipatuD No. TnO.
GENTLEMESOn the 9th ant adjudcaied the
contracts directed 10 be sold under the resolution passed
YEA ssJ. o sn se Inn trshaI Instant as t.
furnishing all material and keeping repair
First-The wood work of the Wbaryes between Canai
street and 81 Joseph street. at five dollar, aud twenty
cent or each pie tour do lars Per superficial for plank
Sfeond-Ihe wood woik Of the Whayes between and
pile four dollars per superficial square for paDking and len
'ssss se.pTy, uTf saMdns w. sASn SR MeaSsshp
Committee APPOINTED by the respective Councils of the
office days and approve the various
bills arising ersirom. The whole amount i. one thousand
is five hundred ioysix dollars and thirteen the
of which yon will pass necessary resolution
very respectfully, your oiiedien servant,
A ID. CRossMAs, Mayor.
rraa liz,
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Resolred, That the Surveyor be and he is hereby
authorized to enter into the necessary contract with
Mr.. David Moore as principal, and J. Moore
cuIy for furnishing all material and building new
bridges, repairing the old ones, and laying gunwale
crossings for year from date of contract, at the
following rates for the repairs to and making new
bridges, at five cents per foot board measure, and
four cents per running foot for gunwale crossings.
The work to be done and payments made in
cordance with the specifications, and agreebly to
the terms of adjudication by the Mayor.
Rssolred, That the Surveyor be and he is hereby
authorized 10 enter into the necessary contract with
Patrick Welsh principal, and j. b. Pattison as
security, for furnishing all the material and keeping
in repair for one year from date of contract for the
sum Of two thousand four hundred and twenty-five
dollars, the Common street Shell Road and the
bridges and bitches connected with the same. The
work to be done and payments made agreeably to
the specifications and the terms of adjudication by
the Mayor.
Resoired, That the Mayor be and he is hereby
authorized to adjudcate to the highest bidder, all
the buildings and other distractions within the
lines of the contemplated alley, extending from St.
Charles to Camp streets, between POydras and
Gravier streets, after giving five days notice,
| requiring said buildings and distractions to be
removed within fifteen days after the adjudication.
Mr.. Shields, Chairman of the Committee on
Education, presented the following ordinance on its
| An ordinance for the establishment and organi-
cation of Public Schools qcithin Munictpaiity
NO. Itc0 Of the city of Net0 Orleans.
This Council ordans as follows
l. That there shall be established Public Schools
| TOR the gratutous education of children of either
SEX to which schools all white children of prope,
age, resident in the Municipality shall be admit.
ted, and the said schools shall be arranged that the
boys and girls shall be taught in separate rooms
and their play grounds shall be separate.
2. The only requisite for admission to the sale
schools, and instructions therein, besides those
mention ed in the preceding article, shall be gooe
behavior, regular attendance. and clsanlipess
| g. he Council shall, on the second Tuesday O
each ear, or as soon thereafter as may be conve
nient, lect sixteen citizens of this Municipality
who, wi tn the Mayor and Standing Committee OF
| Educati on, shall constitute the Board OF Director
for this Municipality.
a. The Board of Directors, majority Of whom
shall be quorum, shall, a. their first meeting after
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IN Il
"A MILLS. St. Louis-We will always be supplied with
iPs % FfRS F9s1 CO. 90 Magazine .
HARDWARE AND IRON STORES,
fHRsffbssRfLaEsS3 Hsf ST asS e BEN. GnHt nr5s4 n,'ss 4
ass ass snxsna ssa nFstf.s H.sDMAan G"n
1Eh1 lk9N TIN PLATES. ETC. etc thank their friends for
and their prompt attention to ali ORDER Re ecevet wifi they
hope secure to them continuance Of their favor. BY
receiving fresh supplies careuyst eced Of every thing in
s, ns e. s and fsn lent the attention Of
English BaI ron, round square and aat-5oo tons;
best liable Iron. round square and fat-l00 tons;
Bs o.I @ a3. and s
Best Tennessee lion, round square and iatsOO tons;
s::t s:s $$ sasst sGss 'la.s~ss 1s,e tons: IONS:
Swedes Iron"sOO tons; ;'0NSA A''D'''-i' ''"''
shes oa R%scan S and f Tenne p&onF fiom
ssH S sad os. sas seaa
Presss,i Puss., ssa SpaIkesIs% Tss;.' Cg: kegs:
Tin Plates. best Charcoal brands-tOO boxes;
Block Tin, Zinc, spelter, etc.-l5 900 pounds;
ssas;, sssss9:A s% 40. 70 H Gs % g. hi
Axes, genuine Coins,s. Hunts, etc-20 boxes;
snd snd HHsss
coss Mi Mons ,sS dozen
Ox, Trace, Log, Halter and Coil Chains;
Chain Gables and Anchors;
Cooper TOos; Timers Tools;
American and English Locks;
Sliding l)oOr Furniture;
HOOss and Plate Hinges;
Butt and Parliament Hinges;
Window Fasteners of every description;
Hoes OF every descrption and pattern;
Cross-eat, Pit and Mill Saws;
Plonghs Of Kings Halls and othe, good brands;
Hollow Ware and Castngs-l50 tons;
Tared and Manila Rope-all sizes;
Oakum, Marine, H0useline, etc.;
Sperm, iinseed. Lard and White Oil;
Atlantic pure White ead;
brook yn Nos. ! and Lead;
Black and elbow Paints; Verdgns;
Paris and hTome Green
Trench Pots. from TO 50 pints;
Mill and Griudsones;
-. Sheet. Bar and Pig Lead; Lead Pipe, etc. etc.
~ They also the only Agents in New Orleans Q
HILL.MAN, vANLEER 4 co. q celebrated TENNEs
skx lRoN. and Of the HUMPHREYVILLEC COPPEl
COMPANY. 81 6m 2taw
I EMONS-lOO bxs. Merton Lemons, for sale
IL pssf n. r. NICHOLS & co.. 70 ssd 10 Camp IT.
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MUSIC.
PIANO FOEIE . AND 3 : MysIg 1 J sToKs.

PLANO FORTk AND MUSIC STORE,
81 CAMP STREE f
n A. TYLER has on hand and 10 conNanty recevips
Gel.i,,,.d IL rsaMG TokrEs ,o" y thf a.I.y ajIiy
Davis Co. Boston; John B. Durham,
David Van Winkie, a. H. Gale & Co. andV w
~ H. GrSvssn s NeT Yc5k sIss Psys Ps5. P4.os.
factory These Pianos decidedly the bsst Piano now 10
nse particularly for the country, where Tuners can sdo
be they will stand Longer and in better than am
otes fano These Pianos have independent or case
Which can be Iem9yed in moment, there being
aos Ii fLGFEsA
k ~ other Musical Instruments. on hand and
&3&k Tor sale at low pnces. SHEET MUSIC for Plane
Forte Guiim Fiate, etc. Also INSTRUCTION
- BOOKS for all mnsica Instruments. fV- LIB.
fa Dscount TO eae Teachsrs and all tose sending large
0nlers All ordess promptly attended TO. mh21
MUSIC AND MUSICAL INsIRC NfKNTs.-The
As1 subscribers would respectfully request your ~.
attention TO Their large and extensive stock of Ma
ac snd MuticH Merrna1dise OF every descrption Hu
and also TO their yell selected assortment Of Piano
Eortes from the faclones of ths frs. maken in the ~
Unifed States and Europe.
Strings for yon Guitar, Harp violinceIlo Double Bass
ETC. Guta5 Pins. Pegs. Screws. etc.
vlo,ns. Flutes Gu taT; AccoIdions, Bras instruments
Piano Fore Wire, Tuning Hammer, Forks etc etc. and
every article connected with the Music Business.
OreI tor Music and Musical Instruments will be promptly
ibera discount made dealers and profes.os and to
Second Hand Pianos bought. taken in pan paymen,
for new
All the Music received from the North as soon aspub.
The entire Music Department will be under the charge Of
Mr.. II. u. HEWITT. New Orleans, La. Oct. 25.
oas duawA 4. s. s. HEWITT. HaEEwMkfFaT
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SADDLE HORSE FOR SALE-A fine blood
~ ed animal. very fleet, gentle, and perfectly sjn
% may be seen #iLrza VII .i s"iTB !E~s
MET NURSE-A healthy Mula,ress, with "A
w fue Breast of Milk; isof the best character and stand
n.d ds1 % p sans Place " MONTHS if immediate az
T .OST-A note drawn by E. j. Hart & Co. in
IL. fay9r Of E Z Hyamr dated Sd August ls5o and BAY
able II b March arch ISL amount twelve hundred dollars Pay
negotiating it. suitable reward will be paid for delivery
jalo T. T. J. HART IA ~ Go. 7sTehoupi,ouls.. St
CISTERNS AND PACKING BOXES made
Join S'P%H'HPEE r. HEE&%s 9ss ey y Camp st Julia
ITALIAN SILK VELVET-4 pieces superfine
ias Italian Silk Velvet haaEfY Fl ri HY co. 81 Common st.
FAMILY FLOUR-3OO bbls. Albion Extra in
j store aPf FERb ri .'s kESSNErr * CO. 50 Masaua. st.
8 JPERFINE FLOUR-3OO barrels Planters
as guns in fGsp ff!s fpd kEsNETr Il M CO. 50 Magazine st.
CASTOR Oils barrels Adams Castor Oil,
fsRB iiHf kESSETf 1Gs nj :ff co 90 Magazine st.
FRESH LEMONS AND ORANGES-6OO0
I !, boxes landing and for saeby p,pp,,,o
JUJUBEPASTE.- cases Jul jube Paste, Lemon
.sa L. %ssssfhS 'i bsssEs 'SSs.n ssS e. ApeSsss,
jazz corner Camp and Gravier sts
GUM ARABIC LOZENGES-5OO lbs. Gum
~ Arabic Lozenges, fine order, in ots to suit
Jazz | corner Camp and Grav,er sts.
TOOTH RUSHES-50Odoz a ssorted patterns
Il for sale by P. H. MASSEY,
JAZZ corner Camp and Gravier ss
NJ HISKY-50 barrels for sale by -
W Jas l. w. ARTHUR Il co. IS and % New levee
M HlSkY--50 barrels, landing and for sale by
w !a2a LW, ARTHUR & CO. ~ and 70 Nsw Lsvsa.
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DOOTH II STEVENSON'S Patent BRICK
- MACHlN ES-The un, ersigned is prepared
hbt the OF the above machine, which has the
pacty tn mix Moner and mould twenty four Bncks per
minute, with the abr OF three hand aud two hore, ar d.
by the application of power, will mould with de-
sired aodity Persons wishing purchase the night for
sh in the State. and be Supplied with Aach
by spplying during this week. from at te otIce
9f Mesrs Ward Merritt, Luah1 Mefchants, corner of
~ found, N SUI ljalS5 NJ n7''sss' T. ,nARTNuR,
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The terms upon which this company insure life ara pecu
ahy favorable the uredmuch more so Is believed
than the terms Of any other Lie Insurance Company to wit
The great security afiorded in G arantee Fund OF
41OOO Of which has been paid in cash. and $50 OO
secured in the safest by Bond Mortgage on Rea
Estate;
Rates of Premium greatly reduced from the rates of o,he,
Companies; and more equally graduated;
Insurance for the benefit of Married Women secure from
the creditors of their husbands
The insured no, liable to Assessments for losses;
No extreme hazards taken by this compapy:
An annual dividend all policy holders payable in cash
also additions made to Life Policies every five years;
Notes taken in part for premiums
Policies issued application Without Delay causing no
Los OF Insurance to the parties
Lives OF either insured between the ages of Ia and so
inclusive, for year, years. for life
The pamphlets and published by the company will be
found to contain much valuable information respecting the
prncpes application and benefits Of Life nsurance
Also examination OF the plans OF the other Mutual Com
panies OF this and full explanation OF plan pro-
posed by this company. together with various tabe-ope
showing hs rates OF pemiam for the term Of life of sever
terms At which insurance is made
Pamph cts and furnished gratis and epp.aiious re-
ceived and forwarded BY -
A: II DILLON, JR., Agent, at NewOrIeans.
Al. WEDDERBURN, Medical Examiner
e-V Office Of Peoples Telegraph Line Commercial Ex
change. st Ghares street mig If
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AUCTION NOTICE.

THE undersigned Coparnersp the ransac-
ton OF general UCTYON and COMMISSION BUSINESS,
under the firm OF TAYLOR CO. ready
consgnmens their No 81 street,
house
Liberal cash advances made
NJ Out door sales attended To with promptness
II G ESTES. Esq, No 0i William street, NewYork, and
FRANKLIN GREEN, Jr, Milk street. Boston, their duly
authorized agents. J, l.. TAYLOR
n27 2m is I'm GARDNER SMITH.
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each person assured becoming member thereof enjoy
ing portion Of its profits, being entirely exempt from any
liability beyond the amount Of premium accrued.
Insurance Companies organized upon mutual principle
generally successful especially those exclusively
confined to Life, they based upon calculations
ed correct by long and close scrutiny
stability and Of this Company placed beyond
contingency, by the advantageous
for undoubted Guarantee Fund of not to be used
essened, subscriptions Mutual Insurance Companies
always are, by insurance
This Extra Guarantee Fund of $50 remains permanent
until the Company has accumulated similar amount to
take its place.
~ California permits granted, and extensive travelling
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A GENCY OF THE O'FALLON STEAM
MILLS, St. Iouis-We will always be supplied with
a stock of tnis choice brand of Flour,
dll ytf CFRp. KENNETH " co Maga yin St
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New Orleans, January %, 1851. - -
w. Il. GARLAND, Treasurer,
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Southern Mutual Life Insurance Com.
pany OF Louisiana.
/ lFE INSURANCE EEXCLUS!VELY.-Exta Guar.
ESOO,OOO,. ,..Parent o ffice M 81 S,amn Street

This Company is now ready to make
Insurance on White Persons and
Slaves, at their established rates Of
premium. This being the only Com.
pany, incorporated in the State, con.
fined exclusively to Life Insurance,
with an extra Guarantee Fund, the
Directors feel confident that it affords
unusual and much greater induce.
ments to those des,rous Of efiecting an
insurance on their lives than any other.
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J. T. MoRRHEAD, Solicitor.
4. .PRETLOw, NJ. D., Physician,
]. b. CASEY, Chairman COMMITTEES on Finance.
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~ ed animal, very fleet. gentle, and perfsctly A.
sound; may be seen S,d err,s known by ,anGlyng n
,a1l
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I .EMONS-lOO bxs. Merton Lemons, for sale BY
IL psstf n. r. NICHOLS & CO.. 70 ssd 70 Camp st.
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IN pursuance Of Conxe.. u dc M
August 1872 enued An iessxns snd making sppsou.s
uon. kssa usually -
without authority Of ~
IL sovernmen paIposeswhich said l scuoG
"sxe IT, ind BE- wsksr rssetsd, That all stationery Of
svsry name and nature hossss Coss.s
And III .Ad jo psaa q every .ass ana na.ss 10
use VI several u ad ios ks busas
AZ washington, iasading
onery blanks and twtse and ma
posi- collectors Offices throughout he United
House the head Of each department ul
deputy poslnas Post once ustab.hsn and
eel M tic custom the Genera,
Ut
Thai pu,pose adssrtisc week if
weeks ofhs pncpHl paper. p9h@hea tz places
scaled articles the whole
articles doing such Sntsg, o. the o.
any spscaed job be done q such place, psciS
sdvest1eAnspt Qsunnv, AHd aesstues
kind ARTICLES fuIned and BE- The
printing 70 be done and all sueh proposals. shall
until the specified such for oeahx
officer making the prsseacs VI eas
person offering furnish class Of such
specified job u raid WORK.
ue moi exceeding price Of failure
the and IN Cas- tbs Lowest Nddst
such and give such security with
shall be given bidder who shall such
give such Aud IN Of failure supply
The perform work by the
liable for specified
in quidated dsages, sued for
NJ the United States, in court having jurisdiction
proposals will be received ts ofce until 10 O'Clock
twenty sixth next, which ne I'll
proposals viii be opsnsd for furnishing the ARTICLES 81
during Thirty aeis v apsDvsd ~
the Clerk, viz
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COMMON HALL OF the town of Petersburg. virginia.
May 1850 The following resolution this day adopted by
the Hall: .s#f 1858 +
Reor Jatss Of the advertise fcs proposals. for
Of endured
the Virginia. payable 1870 and $50 1875
coupons for half yearly February Al
proposals oAO,
addressed chabersn Of tho sn the 18th May
O'Clock which they will be opened, the highest
entitled The payments FIR the will
required May, 18th Jun. and 18Th July, and bidders
which II these periods offer The
to- night reject amy ohcr made.r
hereby ever for the bonds
chamberlain the
resolution, until the ah Jay Of Nay 1880 ~ O'Clock,
m. CHAs. CORLTNG, =
May 9-dti thMsyne1t Mayor.
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&H# # tttHA a.t" NAVY AoENr's OVyicE z
~ .# Hfrfrr5n Washington. ID. CD May 3, 1851.
CEALED PROPOSALS will be received this Office until Mon
day. the second day Of June 1881 a. noon fo the supply Of
vegetables required
Washington station fiscal commencing the list
day July next, ending the 3Olh june l65a sg
vegetables Of good quality and the best
article be offered for by the
pound
Bond approved security viii be required half the
o thu and csnum In addition will
TO be made collateral
for the due performance o Tive contract which will on
account be paid until Il IL fully complied with.
offer directed In the act OF
making appropriation
approved guaranty, signed by
responsible peoas the effect he they under
the bidder bidders WILL his their bid be accepted,
Obligation within i've days. with good and sufficient
furnish the ARTICLES proposed,
No proposal Win accompanied by guar
anty. r H 49,.
6-lawAW ..FTsFaEss-5r III /.