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The Kalida venture. [volume] (Kalida, Ohio) 1841-1865, 1853-06-17

CRIMINAL FINES. .T-An IiShWomaHs
not long since, caused her husband 10 be
arrested aud brought up in The Worcester
cour, for, beating her. The cauri fined
him SO and costs, TO pay which, PADDY
sold his pig as soon as he returned TO his
spouse, so ,ha, the woman NOT only got
the beating, but hid to do without pork
to pay Or H. Exchange. srr,zs,.,s.
That's a very fair specimen oehow ihe
sysiem Of fines work in Ohio. They
are an unequal punishment atbest. Tho
system Of making compensation in money
for criminal offences, gives very little
idea Of the moral wrong Of crime, be-
sides giving privilege to the rich man
denied to his poorer neighbor, VINO per-
h,p, has no higher sense Of moral duty
than his richer acquaintance. II may
be-, however, a pious love Of equality IN
our Legislative bodice, to restrict, as far as
possible, the luxury ofrufianism to the
wealthy, seeing that they have poor
chance Of Heaven, a, best. Sill! we objsc.
10 il, as poor men will sometimes ape their
be.iers, as far as ,lollars arc concerned,
aud when they do, as in the case We
notice, the punishment falls upon the
family, who are slin,ed Of necessary
comforts to meet the demands Of i'll con-
The Kalida venture. [volume] (Kalida, Ohio) 1841-1865, 1853-06-17

I, JoAS MpNaoE, Auditor in and tot
Putnam Comfy, Ohio, do hereby certify
tl,a, the foregoing law has been care,
fully compared by me, and is il accor.
dance with that certified 10 BY the
SecressSy OF Sisie.m iI2i ioa iapa 81
EBIoi JOHN MONROE, Auditor. +.
The Kalida venture. [volume] (Kalida, Ohio) 1841-1865, 1853-06-17

Oiall poverty ,ha,oi ihe mind is the
most deplorablc. a V lfIaf9
r.18s8 sdI
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CMAPL .IXs.--.A friend who doubts the
consti,uiionaliy Of Congress, employing
chaplains in the Senase s. House Of Rep
resen'atives, as well as the Army g. Navy,
called our attention 10 the following ex>
tract from petition TO Congress on the
subject: ~ aosti blls s.-s3 ii
"Private Duggan, was sentenced by
cour, martial, at Fort Columbus, New
York harbor, for neglecting 10 attend the
chaplain's religious services, after having
been frequently punished for the same
offence, TO a FIVE Of $5 per month, for 8
months, the torture of shs ball and chain
for four months, and partial stdrcation
upon bread and ,Ddter during the remain
ing t,co months of solitary imprisonment.
A portion tf his sentence was remitted
by the clemency Of the department, but
we deeply regret that any religious
persecution whatever is authorized by,
government, or rendered necessary to
military discipline, by the employment
OF fcleIgymen as government officers 10
perform religious services in the army
and nayy.nno5 81 smi9ig i95lI9a 9,3qJ D
Mr.. DuggAn, the private mentioned,
was member Of the Catholic Church,
and refused to attend Protestant services.
This he ough, not 10, have been com-
PEELED TO do, nor punished for his refusal
10 do 50. Nevertheless, the Committee
ofihe U. s. Senate did not notice this
case, but BY their Chairman. Mr., Badger,
presented an elaborate report in favor Of
tie consiiiutionuliiy and ptoptiety Of the
present system.
Oiall poverty tha,oi the mind is the
most deplorablc. l3ta q ylli8
rirsH4a 4liF
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-06-02

MED But really felt pleased, al time WHEN my own
' G. AZ ua.sschs--tts was assisting from ten 70
t-.lv- thcussnd des ute B,Hi subjects snsasN :, ~
ali. 70 relieve the Bri ish Empire Of the osy An''
psupe- Chartered upon H. ,,.,,..ol IA.
NJ President ard Gentlemen my humble tale .nl ~
a., ned.n i Columbus begging bread for as emo VI;
r,fe ef a convent LIS last hods yoa the sss. -
rsn,e abundance. the almoners Of this more nan lnP
aI charity, providing employment and FOOD Tor Starving
nations and bone fer fugi, We races.
nrugh the lecture the greatest attention Was mani
and and at the close the orator was most Warmly up
H. Id
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-06-02

painted he thus ans gers his question;
"Ab no, % defiant cliues, drea-s scene,
Through tolrJ trsots with faintss s'cPS they go
Mhs5e Wild At.ins tEui Z, sl rs e tse.' ~ss Se
1hos. blazing suns d = dert downward ray
T6S.s mated woods Were lid. fsrs.t 70 sag.
hu slert hs's IN drowsy clusters ing
Were ss 5ss syo s h ,s ds ss s s"
Mh'fe At each stem ne STRANGER ;eas . wAAe
Where csonehins tiseFs wal ,s,E h,lP:ss g'ey.
ME- % 10 Wills de ussd ,orusSo asS
Mn ms the uvaged Landscape with the skies"
In IBIS rather unnviinz sketch it he confa th'i
IL rot ess recognize the natural features OF thsi h
Vi Stse which possesses At The preseu Gay 49,
hnDsr,d miles Of railroad. and which oy AS' '..f ~
crossing population, and liberal eaowmsnt of coege'
schools an eAurts sad all the other social limitations
highly improved conn uuty Is fast earning the na ne OF
the Empire state Of tn South
After sstir q ee lines It scarcely NV - say
hsttiere much ignorance and eNsgg ration
In Europe 10 the state ii things in America ' 7|
years afer Gol9sriths poem appeared, N event
which aroused snd fixed the attention Of the wol
revolt Of the Colonies in l71S-tha Declaration 81 he
pendtnce IN l756the battles Of the veldiopr! y" -
The alliance with Francs-the acknowledges 81 ! -.
lean indep ndeuce by the Fresy o! i''A-tle e. @
Ireut of great fsdCrsve rCpuhNc-ihe uasnoa eN's
Of Lafayette-the EuTOpesn reputation o. tFhnNI. "a
the toSeng character OF Washington gave 90 the oel
States great and brilliant meme ia the lam 9. ~
Thousands in every part OF Europe then proo-'y "
Amer s. with any distinct impressions TOR t1e s-
and they now heard Of Il IS region " a'A' - ;.
visions Hundreds in every walk OF Aie OVS n ~ -.
America ard especially ardent young men WAC W
ised with the political condition OF Europe Among tnes
was your ls,e venerable President Mr. Gllsn one o u
most eminent men Of the last generation Sno eaue ~ -
country before be sttsined his majority and
ted Sir Lambert Brunei the architect Of the ~
mel He informed ms that he became citizen OF tae Se
Of New York before the adoption of the federal c'usl
ton sud that he made some surveys 70 ascerain ~,
ticahty Of that great work which afterwards gave minoE-
tslity 20 the Of your Clinton.
Befo'e the Revelation the Great West shut even 70
the subjects Of En- gland. royal proclamation or ltoS
forbade the extension Of the settlement in North America
beyond the Ohio Bat without such prob btiOn the still
upbrokep power OF the Indian tribes weud have prevented
sny such extension The successful result Of the ReVola
tonary War did not materially alter the stte Of things m
this rtspect The native tribes s formidable and
the British posts in TIE Northwestern territory were re-
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Snail cut and clear from the named rets an
the wood stumps TO the the ground ana IA o
stamps shall BE- his property and shs be BY him.
The contractor shall dig
streets and according the lines given by the
70 Dc - inches wide at the 10 inches the bottom and is
inches deep The earth coming bitches 10 be thown H.
centre Of the cf streets " ''0"n LII she
The work to be entire ha
otherwise shall rejected said officer WV
The shall bind gin the yxo tan dave 10
approval Of the adjudication by the Council and have he
same eeted sH M nths alter und penalty sO per day.
0rm,nce of the '0' 'N' 'ii'"iui Poi-
Payment in follows 10 wit. ma ,,,h n ,t 81 A.
contract the completion Of the work on Cont Cnsomhnu ci
asq and Palmyra Streets and its by Surveyor
fourth the amount Of the completion Of he w IN
and uloa soeis balance on the
Bids to be or the whole work complete - say ''''''
Neworleaua, April 5, 1885, " ' e''s surveyor;
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Le eonaetant enlevea les ehisos de
rues la surface ct lie dit bo ct les otis chicots
seront emport6s par lui. rF
lie conraaIt ouera de chaous cote rue
ax gnes qu ui seront donuees 10
depasseu au SONNET et de IL de de
de Ia - '9o~ ""''''i'
LOuvrage fail ntere satisfaction voyr autremspt ne
arcepe ui - ~ - $40
eontraaat obgera e ours aprs Pap
probation de adudeaiion Conse Cemuuu ct erner r
mos apre sous pena dune amende de $40 par jour
On seeure s3OOO pour Ia
cution du eOntrat. "
Placements compliant suit quart montan du cona
lseheyemen du CONT Douane Canal Gasque Ell Palmvr
PaceepaOn du travail voyer quart montan da eons
alneheyement ds Banks Baudn Ua: ct
Propositions pour 10 travail compet
Nouvelle- Orleans, AyriL 1858. N' Nv 81" 'i me-
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Worlds SAFE Company.

We HtteutIuH OF inc pubic I5 caIleu 70 tht
n utility and superiority Of these Safes
are made entire principle. We rst form
strongly made which
sion killing
tnhe the eke drill, capable resisting bowsof me
sisdge To the scientific say,
Mechanic she leaves no bolts srsps rvets for the
nous 70 with perhaps less effort than
put them Neither can the burning element make
We hesitate that these
EMPIRE DRILL AND POWDER PROOF COMBIN ALTON BANK
LOCKS the ouy really depository
hes We further ihee security any Of the popular
Safes Bank Vsnsnow work on meea i
often broken INTO, experience has demonstrated.
Thin Company furnish
BANK VAULTS Of for Banking Institutions
Firms Iudvdualsa which VIDE,
Proof when secured with Lilies Bank Locks.
sample otthe above Safes and Locks with Nswef
PGrsutoptr Bank Lock,
liG.----f --,.--f PETTEF0- snps ret
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l. sIhAuh. r, HAZLErT.
ISAAC STRAUB & CO., MILL FACTORY,
Corner Of and John streets. Cincinnati Ohio

"a Magazine street New Orleans
~ The above is Wood Cut Of single geaed Queen
South +" Corn NEIL and Crusher.
We nanseae Cob Breaker great strength Durability
ease OF operation.
Corn Mil into soekFesd Mil but
to put it on or take il on.
E Of French uTs grind Wheat Corn aud Stock Feeds calculated
for horse These Mills have
city, State Fr sud have lsd
mlumou awarded bsantinl silver medal
Mla ao took two hrsl premiums as the best Mills at two Annual
AsoPoable SAW MILLS, obe Water power
medal.
ENGINES. All articles for operation, -naefal-
and durability, surpassed by now in
All articles warranted represented saeat oucoat
OF transportation and the money refunded.
tBFo all description usefulness we
refer those Interested to pamphlet had at where
NoTEM Kmba the partner Of J. IL Burrows, while exhibiting
aows Mill stete Fair last FALL bis
grind thus Whoever grnds the regarding quality
Quantity was to be the @ both T al each and t
Straub to ninch mill
Burrows C sFsf 9TSq T Sse9,y inch mill.
Straub to run twenty och uil.
THIRD TRIAL.
Stranb torun twenty-si4 nch mill.
burrowe a 90. 10 = thirty inch mill.
hen the pinch came that boierous courage popped out
10 tho above, append challenge grind e5be
cara oftom.
win my eighteen inch QUEEN or THE SOUTH with cob
MUM AT THE OHIO STATE FAIR fall against nty-tur
inch Burrows Mil and VIM Stewards Ohio Feed
you have entire appreciation Mr. Pomeroys
Cush'r as an auxiliary Should single article fail 10 grind
us Gust as pea) then draw hundred dollars
aiakea put up.
Come boys d01't be nothing walking strslsh,
my, ~ ne 4 merits n n o. a tssng. ISAAC sTRAuB.
10 y, BUTTONS y 70. janis 6ni
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a. PIiitA DEIptlA SADDLE AND TRUNK WAREHOUSE,
Ne MAGAZINE STREET, door Csnals reetS RuBh
Co. sfe Robb Frbsn constantly receiving New Goods
Mandatory philadelphia and by direct impoaous
England PREPARED 70 oe 10 DEALER the most liberal induce
DiER, saadlery HARDWARE HARNESS, LEATHER TRAVEL
ING AND PACKING TRUNKS, INDIA RuBRER GOODS SAD
DLEY, COACH HARNESS AND 81 pLs
TRIMMINGS. etc.
Psrchas invite 4. "
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OFFICIET,.

| - = ~ ISl<s
Specifications Ia construction Dime C.., . r.,
sage de Eagle Fire 90. Ne. . sur un terrain .,tne
ct st. Louis. -""'"'"s s"'re Con"
en,s Cont e. Lous S ~ cote ID de
40 saHSpT1ip sa,s psssss'
LIE, di,os basisses ssros, ,,yutes III MuRs
Les opdaons de tons aoayssus mar u fns ei sections
roa ng briqae Ia cs s Ss aa
,sI Po ss;s po
do ps. ssi S Tes Dc ssS.
% saons ss nsusurs epsGrs hsrness sur les plans
Is. . PN' '' "'D'A' - second en-
% posss sur a bon msn e uns eouche de
Is IA S sv a. !. ras%d Az
eS,neacs oras@ens a1 t.se du fond
tout d arches bques pour humidite es
Oqus sraass eu au pays lis foundations
serout u bon sable DIES fonda
sable an ,o,s 'N'''''D
Iou les bos ront de bon yPrs GU de pin aune M de ve
tilte 'N'' ''N'
pouees paond
los poucc. places Pieds Dc CENTRES
sur des plaques axe pouees lie tout Gu ux gull possib
Les dn second ee e.re lees aovss
La de pin jaans gu de
On States de dix po
ea sur eoaso eonvenabemen des Tau
mot les maeauI devont se de la meisure qnad
PLANcHERs.
5 Psn Da d o al Dc ,,e ssrs pin jaime poll
y A. oq ae seve ies Jus cares de w pepe depasseu
dss dasss saai r' Ssa & les
dan ue La de rs0e devan ehs dams oute sa Oueur
lie panehsr suns eur sss dsox h,,;..ss sam an IA
de ~ ben ehe poe couses sans asser dc
marquee ''n'i que IA bolt d', ssca;,r1s
ss psns ayan, de. marene. de plan
cao poncss ournee 6en poles et e tout 6a da mu.
gun se'A p0''p no,-,zs c,,,,,r,,,.,
La a a Rs d aP pomps aura m archie.
~ un ans sur La pops sG Il nd
dc P lasns de poase ten poles 2, Iaboees
ton d. voysI '''-'D'
Dors. de ia hti - .,a dS,; Ia holt, .,
a rSn dee % avc ds supports ct
ses js%Sasss d.. apsh Sn fe G s
5sur ct devan Hs ermee "vs des urss amerines
G qs P a pe aas 'Ap Ss rue aaOn. les dimensions
c9s ' ' '' '-' ''''S'' "''0 'Hs'-''Ia
emnt ave de- bnnss ~ poss sapendaA dams remeo
au bien quill seTa possible. ~ vans '''
isnts dOnpan, des
% us' H''"''' 1' nun M po1ses rr mr. v,,or,,
Tout autou de Ia sale do reunion paermo paeee
hut pU1es s9d,,ss dS panshsr ct Dc o d %
e'sae tout ' dsgrs l. plan que iOsrDira voys5
PLATRAsE.
.ss aa'sa possible eSashs
Lo de nsnisre y ma
niche eli un piece gu CENTRE dsp,s, PAn dA'' Ia sale de reunion
,., 4, l., ..,, ., CinEN nj; - \, N, 4, -,
Ia de Ia eatsse preae ansi que Ia sale dc pompe,
sable in az PIE Ior Il aps ls plan L. maI FEM a5
'n' da toll 'era ssasmsns p pT1ssv r,, vovn
hs;sss dan, s,asas ,snt - ~ L. Al, ..-.i -
ee canine ii .st ind ans sur Il pan non Ia III a.
rage scare ct la sale du Garden I paneher H. Ia ssl nrss
sera t en- plnnhes de pin sune dc AZ pouees loass ur %
bourdss de sr6 pouces ~ 1900 ~ " NAM
pores chassis etc., quon pourra reouSr por
forns parss ~
yies portes chassis paonds e ont ,ena
auss ben qns poss BILE que sur Ia sallsrie ~ ~
lie tot s.f fepare ct gosti pabr des i'm nm
Tn uouyeI escAlr sea ait to oul s maous I'M IL Man
coIrctYrS mr. mr. -, '
Il ~ An ,d ls L. Ss, Si,sf 5000 Da ola IA " , III,
Le mur ~ "a les ia'ihes les mus de eeu-
hIs, nsi 1 I nj G d p. os eouehes de
les barrarss W ''uii' us sane courage ct
ALICE Ell HANGAR TITYkuX
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specifications concerning the contract to cut and
clear the Wood from, and Dig the bitches or the
following streets, VIII Cont, Customhouse Canal
Gnsquet Palmyra, Banks, Baudin, d,IIemecourt
1hon Grnvier' Perdido Poydra-, Lafayette sts.
from Galvez street to the New Canal and uetotrI
Ridge; Cnrrollton Avenue and Canal CarondcIct
to the New Canal; and bourbon and Frencbmcn
streets, from Claiborne street to GENTLY Road.
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specifications for the construction of three Sugar Pa
forms on the Leyee of the Second District, as fol


One platform between Cont and Bent lille streeia.
One platform between Cont Louis streets.
One platform between St. LOUIS Toulouse sreets
plans, SHAPES "''iAeu On the
They shall be ma of by inch yellow pine pas a5 feet Iona
me ueh 9ly ana iee bad
70 impair heH strength or durability The seepers shall be IA 81 10
inches yellow Pbe TIMBER Of The eepe shall on the
ground or blocked TO SUIT the heights
surveyor Al aus nces OF feet inches from
plans ana e wen fastened at 10
"a lnehes In diameter and feet long COMPOSING e ano
hs o. d platforms shall be laid
wei nailed 10 each Of said seepes with
An round sad faea boards placed 10 fiji the snare he
tween the ground and the the
the sleepers and flooring with inch pressed spikes ~
All the materials shall be OF the quality and sha he
by the contractors. '' ~ '' oe 'u'hS"eu
He hne heights and grades shall given by the Surveyor
ne WORK shall be performed To the M
otherwise it shall be rejected. 'Ne Sui'e9oii
me shall bind themselves work ten days ar
e by the Common Council aud have Inc
same completed sixty days after
we shall furnish security 10 an
VI sluuu o the alnia performance
the Surveyor "
wSrk to be adladeated three separate contracts witt
HstSohttact-flslioIm between Bienyle
second STANDARDIZATION between
aha Platform between St.
Bids to he for each platform ~ ~ s'
Newo,san. AO,us,sy, LOUIS II. PILIE City Surveyor.
.o1'.
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LACEY & CO., 81 St Charles street,
~ BRANCH OF LACEY rH1LLIPs,s CELEBRATED HAR
Mss MANDATORY Philadelphia and
rsonabe HARNESS SADDLES AND TRUNKs al reduced prices
" REPAIRING STRICTLY ATTENDED TO. sS7 1ydw
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toutes qu poednt des terrans des deur
Josephine NAals Ellen,
Ia rue Fele dpuis Dades nqua Howard qnea
,on REFUSES de are placer soes baores
d dts terrans dams d6ai de de Ia
assens defiant de guo h rai placer les dites tarra
des dts commencement de
'h's dc Lafayette, approuvee le 20 luin, lsis
N,,. ,,. -. JAMES JoIlS, Commissaire des Ilues.
LINK
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BUREAU DU CoMMIssAIRE pES RuEs,

doS1s aux % T. Mars sssAys public est Pals ptenie
m n s ig rs'e st. ct du cote Jersey
qnse de e placer Do bonnes aodes BARRIERS ar des
dams IN dehl Dc trsnte dc cdss dtut
de quot j. ea placer les de.
propnetaireA dsa dites crea corore A. cn
sell de Petyte dc Lafayette, approuyde Janyer
mills JOIIS C,onrni.aai,o,.
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.FFICIAL NOTICE.-Street Commissioned
~ DepartmentTo PROPERTY HOLDERS Rs.idant. aDa -
DUBLIC NOTICE is hereby given to all nor.

owning ground both sijes street
Nayades and Ellen Streets and South side Of Felicity Dne To-
oward Streets that they requested
fences erected on the front line OF the same within thirty from the
date hereo and default shall AZ the
expense tbs said properties per Of
the late city Of Lafayette, approved June 30 1sis "
New Orleans March "a, 1859. ~ ~ ,"ha.
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~ Hail. March H. ls53-Pub hereby given to ali usrsoa
owning ground both sides Of Ellen Felicity Rad and
Jackson street. and side Of Felicity and The
upper Inn of the city, that they requested good
santai fences to be erected on the front n Of the thirty
days from the date hereof and default shall the
done at the expense OF the
ordinance Of the late city Of Lafayette approved s4s
mills j. joIJS Street C,r,ni,sio,ax
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Specifications In fourniture de $500 yardes de
bloc- enrres pnvage, etre deliyres dams lie
Troisieme District de la VILE de la NouyeIie.
Orleans, pour lie pnynge du chcmin public, de
PEsplanade Ia rue Louisa.
qualte quon obtient de Boston.
Files ssron oyaes dams lsuI orme II lap,
large, ct de pas MONS de IL a IS pouaes de long
Files yareont en- epaseur suit I'm quart
lite seta de poute dpaisseur quart de passe
moiiie de 10 pouces i'epasseur. t' -
d pss equarrs ayeo de ebes ct de
bouts paae de nlnae ondre n9ud ct abr de deiau
un yingens du nombe total de
CRANE (yor plan pour hgurel ea dire ertenis
coupee de IS degrees cote pouvor
placer dagoualemen par curb
lie dit l20eme deyan etrvt d6paisseur
pees deiyres suit proportions egaes de
ehaque grandeur, ehaque fOs;
y du moniant total All Ter Janver, 1854,
do. do. Ter Avri,
u do. do. Ter Juliet, ls5L
do. do. Ter Novembre, 1854,
u do. do. Ter Juliet,
Les deentes quantities devant aux s5s
peine dune atnshde de s9
Les Placements seont compliant par yoyer de
ehaqus 1900 yardes gu plus. 'Y'N' Nv
I'm nqueme Placement ehaque deivrsge On
du eontTAt. - - ' I-'t" 10 IN
tdele du eontrat 80 - '-S'NS'N" 'sN's"'''"
On pourra remssurer les pierres os possess
rx.. 4, -, LOUIS II. PILE yoyer de Ia Vile.
1888. ' ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS W s srJ'''
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specifications concernant lie contrnt pour eouper ct
enleyer lie bois, fouiIler lie. fos.e. des rn.u nj,
ynntesi CONT Douane, Canal, Gnsquet, paImyre
Banks, BaudIn, d'Hemecourt, UIloa, Grayier per-
dido foydrns ct Lafayette, de la rue Gaiyez au
Nouvenu Canal ct au cote de In Metairie; PA venue
Carrollton de Canal Carondeiet au Nouveau Canal;
ct les rues bourbon ct Franeais de In rue Clnl
borne Chemln de GENTLY.
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Specifications pour La construction de Trolls Plate
formes N sucre Sur la Levee du second DIstrict
m suit

CONNIE suit '''N'
une plateiorme entire les Cont et Bianvlle;
Une plAtetoTme entire les Cont ct
Une plateforme entire les Louis L Touou
Ces paemes auron lea
plans. 'u' '''
Files seron es anhes pin jaime de sur pouees de Oh
eds de long de ia meure quae de peuds
ct autres detsus dune
eront bs de jaime de 10 pouces 6ye Les
Aboudes dae-
cord avec les haueurs ct les donnera
de tes qu'ees sur
les plans ct Giles eront couses de 10 10
hen De ~ de dametTe psds de long panebes
oant lie psHeher de des paeome1 possess
auboude ben ontes ct ben eoess des bodes
ous dc Autou des dies
PAoshes pour rempr epace qq
du planeher des pateiomes Giles
sn ontes bouts ct orment uees plan
ehes avee des elous de sept pouees. =
contestants. - - ~
Les gnes, hauurs nveaux donnes par s yoyer
Lonyage fait Pener satisfaction
rejs. $3.50
Les eonracnts sobgront tours apras
depreciation duConse Gonmun Apres
sous pene dune anen5e de $40 per jour.
Chaeun
garantie de la hdee execution du
Placements compliant acheyement de ouvrage
ton du Voyer.
LIE travail adjuge distnet CONNIE su
Premier contrstPlsteforme Benyile CONT
Second conirat-Platetorme les
IIoiseme contra-Plnforme
Nouvelle Orleans, Ayril, 1858. AMI
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OFFICIEL.
/ du Commits
BUREAU DU COMMIssAIRE DIES RUEs,

Ter Fevrier sSSAVIsLes eontraeans charges dpve
panant habtHna otures
bars des panieru Ia loi u
placer cuisine on autre.
Ainsi pexgent
pcine d'nmende JAMES JOLfS, dss Rues h
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DHILADELPHIA MANUFACTURED

III w "A Ii oNS y.
CARTS, DkAYs,
OK and TlN8ER
WHEELS, HAND
CARTS WHEEL
BARR0WS, HAND
TRUCKS, etc, etc !
PLANTATION ami
ROAD WAGONS
CANE and oihori
CARTS with Wood
and iron A,le.rees,I
for Horses andOxen !
DRAYS; JERSEY
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SPECIFICATIONS pour In construction de Ennquette.
de la Miro a BrOnd, N'
specifications nettoyer fouIIler lie Canal de
In rue Calyez, du NOuveau Canal an Canal Ga.

In rue Galyez, du Nouyean Canal an Canal On
rOndelet. ~ " " ~"
lie d Canal sera noye oe largeur 90 pied, nm
met 10 pieds SONNET 10 peds pondeur de- Med,
auIessous de la surface des ierres les plus bssas
Iouies les ordure les cheots seron coupSs
az MONS pi9ds de ehaque cote du dit la
vile lie fond ct les c6es srront bien coupes
eonttaetant s'obigea
Mere emp6cher leau saceumule ia " ~
LouvTage enter achieve satisfaction du Vove,
Inent il sera rejete par IL dit othcor. '''"'
lie eontractnn s'obigera
probation de ad9dicatlon lie Lons Cnmu
sonnie jous apes, pine Dune par sur
On rquea "a euonaemen e de sUOO pour
ton hdele du contrat. " ~
du Voyer 'F'S'
Propositions par eouran de 2Os pieds.
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