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uEIAINo1YPEA.

i most importan No. IN ~ -,
Improvement IN tn III u. n -
i rhi tht a,as, F51sf..' c. atagiS
which is taken enancled iron plate pre-
pared cSlT ssiy for the purpose.
IL Is finished without balsainof fr or rarai IA 1t
any Kind AID therefore Mil NOT blister crack IN
cold weather, Nil the AmhrotsPe. Instead #
being Vanished the picture Is galvanized ia gall
vautc battery, which, ID giving II eoatingaf sli-
ytr, TENDERS to tmperytens TO atmospheric changes.
The Mel4lnutypo POSSESSES many advantages over
a. other pictures. 1t VIII receive a fall without
fracture a bstd without injury. IL may be wa he'd
when spj4.d aua Handled without the face being
marrtd un Jesse abused ~ rough scrafch hing, which
would dst-ee b, ttst oil painting. In pttfsct do
hn alton - deta{i It equals the best dagurrreotyFe
while Il las neac II the glare whchfJras the clei
objection g. those net gres.
When cilotad, Ae Mesaihoiyra very much IN
bles painting III ivory, Ter tuscrliug in leekets
pms or mug, naatatf picture can Pare viii t.
The NcisiaetFIe il PAINT WCrrRn, and q L
j BRO. are the auiy artists IN this city Who have
right 10 take thtm II yea want coon ritfURK,
call ~ q UEs GALLERY, No. So Main street, be-
tween Sd and 18th, and examine spcoim,ns f the
MELAINoIGPE. (feb5-dAw
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~ w. 4 II. TUCKER ars nov receiving their
~. English goods for the spring trade by the
ship Atlantic and RockawAy from Liverpool, and
steamers up the Missisaippi, together with extern
sise purchases from AmsIic manufacturers by
almost every boat which arrives 1T this port, and
prepared te offer increased inducements to pur-
and will duplicate any ST. Louis bill which
may have beep made In our line DIV
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kILB0uRNE l. DAVIS.
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ME Lar.ics' Bcnsvelent Eoelety meets every Fat.
uf'Ay afternoon ~ O'Clock, over Harry Full
IONS clothing store-cntran frem I'd street. Per-
sort having east 81 ssssAisg hand Ass requested
- send such ariiplss - shsy may feel willing to
give, 70 the society rosm.
Ladies' intcresAsd IN bsAah Of the poor are in
vited TO attend
Keokuk, lows, Feb. q, s67.d
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9e6 0rItans 9ailp Grtstsnt.
DOUBLE SHEET. !.
MONDAY MORNING, JULY 81, 1857.
School Teaching In the North.


The majority Of people here are aware that the
present Superintendent Of Public Education in the
State OF Louisiana made tour last season through
several of the Northern Staes in order to disseminate
hs own political ideas and study the systems of pub
lie schools established in the North. The latter was
the osensble object Of his trip and if it was carried
out at ALL the system as it exists in New York was
the particular object of his attention. 1t would seem
from recent revelations in the New York Tribune
that he could hardly have consulted worse one To
show this it is only necessary to quote the following
caption, introducing in that paper number of letters
from various sources and indicating their character
The Great Hazeltine Controyersy--S Should School
Teachers Spell Correctly?-ErpTessions of Public
OptniOn-DTunken and RO,rdg Teachers Drunk.
en- and Ro,Ddy School Trustees IVhat then say of
us in Massachusetts,.
From among these letters we copy the following
specimen brick, which speaks for itself:
To the Editor of the New York Tribune
Sr-I perceive you are do,rn on the teachers for
ignorance of the mother-tongue as d class. Without
saying or gansaying your get assumption seldom
has censor proved more completely the old saying
OF " the beam and the mote than the writer of the
structures in question. And if the teachers can't point
him out as se.fc0ndemned after making i" the tcG,t
to peT1neate the want which he seems to want in
this case-namely sense-then he may for be the
glory OF grammar and nonsense for ever, withou,
causing much annoyance to the humble class belong
TO- For the present this is enough.
Yours, respy, A NEW ENGLAND TEACHER
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SPECIFICATI0NS

SPECIFICATIONS for, the contract for
parts Of The plank ROADS Of the First Second Third
n p 'hs ns Iara ana also to With the best plank
require the same.
by the Street conjunction Committees
on streets and Landings to take such portions Of the plank
roads follows to-: After tie anss and sieepers
Whole q he hs
streets in aec9rdaRce with the lines levels and rounding be
s' 70
with without dirt sound not rotten, lake shells IN
II the following N ow Layer Of shells s1 inches in
e shells six inshss sa then placed and
s S n s d s G whole
be six inches, otherwise the work shall be rejected.
With the S taken from said d plank roads
missioner in conjunction with the Committees Streets and
HEM par such parts the remaining plank roads as wiz
admit of or require the fastening each plank its
paak taken up by the contractor as well as all the
old seepers, shall be the property of the city.
Al the materials required for the performance Of the work
w a ssii the aS and shall be furnished by the
The contractor shall be allowed fifteen days from the date Of
Committees Streets and Landings for the compilation
comply with this ccndo. he shall be subject Or liable to
fine of ten dollars day for each and every day
The shall himself keep the shel1ea por
year ase sna
the faithful performance of this
part Of each settlement shall be retained until the expiration
Of the which teLth shall be paid only this
ton has been faithfully executed by the contractor otherwise
shall be forfeited for the use Of the city.
Security of 5000 shall be required the
faithful performance CT the
Payments in cash. the completion each and every
acceptance of the by the Street
junction with the Coma tees Streets and La
tenth part to be retained in until the end of
1t Is well understood that Of failure
begin finish the work, thereof within the period
fixed, the Council he dissatisfied manner
which the work is being executed the Council shall
right Of annulliug the without putting
in default required by article 1915 OF the Civil Code
without applying court of justice annu the
without indemnify and is also well understood that in ca
and complete the in conformity with his contract the
shall forfeit all claims he may part
the work done by himself the abandonment
the city shall he thereby discharged fram
therefor and it also well understood that the
be resod the and his shall hec
and bound in sodo, to pay The city all loss difference
between the price which the originally
perform the work. the price which may adndca
| ted resale reHdj judication-
The to be for the of year date
the approval of the adjudication by the Common Council
Bids to be running foot of shell road complete
stitued plank roads; and running repairs
to the plank roads with the best of the old planks
New Orleans. July 2lst, 1851
[Sgnedl LOUIS II PILE, City Surveyor
Approved by the Comm'ees Streets and Landings of bol
ISsnedl H. yENNARD, }cbairmep,
| Registered July 18th, 1851 HENRY DUREL.
kOfC Conn
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, Smelling with lake shells deeayed and ecayns parts Of
Tie shall bind Himself Whenever ordered so to do
@ ns % @ MI sh with e t ON
roads be in decayed condition and substitute thereto
panks and s1eePers Of the plank roads and shall nicely pile
sn s Sa S zach 5 Of % @ s s and o and
panks and seepes shall have been taken up and piled
accordance with the lines rounding to be given by
the City Surveyor filling the where low picking
width the roadway shall then be she4d viii
ow Ssam anmsr [ f .s lake n is in the
shal! hr be placed and rolled with roller not less than 500
Six inches in thickness shall placed and shall be conve
na y 9ea % he rs same % r as Ge may be
shells when made solid ana completed shall be six nches
All the materials shah be of quality and shall be fur
nshed by the contractor as well as the labor
the order by the Street Commissioner in conjunction with the
Committees on Streets and Landings o the completion of
work each and of street,
comply with this condition he shall be subject liable
wo f" not e5mpe ~ ' F"s anu every day thereafter the
~ shall Lind himself keep the sheed portions
of the streets in repair and good condition for
year after the completion OF any one square thereof and to
part settlement retained until the expiration Of
!he which tenth par shall be paid only this condition
be forfeited for he use of the city
Security to of 81 800 shall be required for the faith
Payments in cash the completion of each every square
an ucceptnnre of The by the Street Commissioner
junction with the Committees Streets and Landings less
onetenth part to be retained until the end of
year
1t vel understood that in of failure by the contractor
to begin or finish the work thereof within period
fixed in the Council be dissatisfied with manner in
which the work is being executed The Council shall
right of annun the without putting contractor in
default required by article 1905 of the Civ without
applying to court OF Justice annual the without
indemnity and il also well understood that in
tractor shall at time abandon The finish and
tete the same in conformity with his contract congc
tor Shn forfeit all claims he may have for any part the
done b> him the date of the and the city
shall be thereby discharged from any all liability therefor
and + also well una rsood that in the resol
the contractor and his securities shall be held and in
do to unto the city all loss the
at which the originally tn,
work and the price which may aduucaled ut resale
rea,judlrution
The contract to he for term of year from the
approval of the adjudication by the Common Council
lids to be per running foot OF road complete
New Orleans, July i, 1851
lSi4hedl LOUIS H. PILIE,
,. City Surveyor.
Approved BY the Committees Streets and Landings OF botl
Boards - ~
!Signedl II. 7. VENNARD, r,,i,o
loiS4eli j. E. HOLLAND S''"i'Ne"
Registered July 25, 1857.
HENRY DUREL.,
Jy=i 5t Gerk of Comptroller,
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THE KENTUCKY TRAGEDY HoAx.-The Cincin-
natl Enquirer, which originated the report that has
been so generally circulated by the press throughout
the country, that Hon. Mr.. Cox, candidate for Con-
gress in Kentucky, had been killed by his opponent
Hon. Mr.. Mason, now prononnces the story without
foundation, and says that they have had no serious
6isnute or CONTROVERSY
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Mr.. MARCY's LAST LETTER-The last letter of
Mr.. Marcy, addressed to the Hon. John NJ Bolts of
Richmond was to introduce the latter as his FRIEND
to Hon. Thomas H. Seymour, United States Minister
at St. Petersburg Russia Mr. Bolts expects to spend
several Of the ensuing months in tour through Eu-
rope and will visit most of the celebrated resorts be-
fore he will return
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RAILROAD. AccIDENr-on Wednesday last four
box cars on the Mobile and Ohio Railroad ran off
the track and were completely smashed up. The
speed OF the train at the time of the accident did not
exceed seventeen miles an hour, and nobody was
1,,,,%
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GUNDREES-
- 30 bbls krout,
80 bbs Cider Vinegar,
80 hbs Bourbon and Rye Whisky,
40 b Ses RaiSins wholeS and halves,
80 boxes iIeuuine iIosteter Buffers,
100 cilses Booth X Sed~ick's Cordial Gin,
llU baskets HeisIck's Champagne,
100 tierces Rice,
625 kegs ass'd Wheeling Nails in and for sale by
ALEX, NORTON " CO.,
ml6 t. Nos. = and 4 Puycrts street.
H-D, 6. BLEAKLEY, 80 AND6l RAMPANT
N-sS street, manufacturer OF Carriages Bugges Spring
-S2@SA Wagons, etc. Fire Engines rebuilt Repairing in
all the branches done n the Nhnr ia5 "
{SOPAETN ERsHI NOFiCE-THE UNDER
" signed this day formed for tue nur-
OF anScting the Wholesale aud Retail Goods
under the firm and style of VAN BENrHUYsEN Lew is
S CO., a. Ilb Canal street. F. VAN BENTHU YSEN,
c, F LEWIS
A. NNNttEIMER.
GEpSGE {, Kendall.
New Orleans, July 23 ,S57 is25 I'm
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- UNITED STATES TRI- R.s
ls!AAIHhsstsg1 WEEKLY MAIL LINE lerAE4Ist e
}sSssss.s--ssElzSu TO VICkSRURS

tsssssEA tss " rs Vi 11cksBuRa. s h IAN Il ksss
ON TUESDAY, 3 at ON THTpRSMpAY ON sATyEpAy,"
The magnificent The magnificent The magnificent Z.
States mail paeke'u mail packet states mail packet
Capt leaves Capt J. NJ Vile G Capt pick kf S"sh' i,
for Donadsonyle will leave for Don place of the
Rogs S
Bayou Sara, ed|Por Hudson Bayon Plaqnemne, Baton
River Lsndng Fort Sara Red River Rouge, Port Hnd
Ga% s"dE Fo ks4
Gulf SsR" Rodns
TEsDAy 'FeH H ssPn o'd nd ya
The R. W. Powell Providence, St tao DAY. at5P NJ
sSss, Ss"fs
.. s. Aid, andIevery THURSDAY. with the steamer Ran
all the landings ona vicksburg with feghtfo all the land
tSs s
ingson Yazoo rveras wood at high water
high as Greenwood. lrae
The above mentioned spsnd ia sem packets will eaye
business entrusted to their will be promptly and faithfully
These will responsible any letter package
eonanns money ewey other vsluables unless regular
tie f5ssht psi vuPes deposited with the clerk
'' ''s"' passage oSshSH Ss2hS H1"fa
nso If T.B. SMITH, No. i rchoupitoalas St:
n FURNITURE : FURNITURE = FER
~ Store their Furniture,
will do vel, by applying A, 5u1fRs's t w Furniture
No. lS9 Camp street,
fe5 6m opposite St. Patrick's Church.
NO EXCUSE FOR LEAAY ROOFs.-
FROM VIM BROWN, ARCHITECT
aas %ser Roos s h"S % @
last four years both private and public buildings The In
n @ sis a F n 81 sd5s @ S ss
York Central Railroad at Buffalo with the roofing
and do not hesitate say that in my opnon fofmtd ro
actual experience with its extensive that is the
teri for at roofs in FOR its cheapness durability
susceptibility of being readily made perfectly tight
Baltimore, February IA, 1854. WIN. BROWN.
All used these Roofs and consequently are
best qualified to sEeak ineEen intel on the subject bear the
SG aney r a'T tep h do55ony tested on the
other Roofing materials used for Flat Roofs has been fully
Tns T. are the Snly author
as-6rder box l04 Mechanics Exchange 10 Charles St.
Refer to Nessrs. A. F. COCHRAN & HALL. a22
kss-, SOUTHERN MUSICAL EMPORIUM
" fsain Depot 80 Camp stree-Branch, So Chartres ST.
L. GABICI, Proprietor.
The stock Of these comprises full and complete
Up PMS ~, i AIT TIiE AMERICAN PUBLICATIONS.
SONS iSisI RPSI,fd rftH6s 9Gs Paris
tao9s bs IN S s he
saT s Sons hnys received various public Indus
hs snpsoS o2i ss thh sr i&
voHER PfAsSs SEs q I sHs It moderate prices
to salt the convenience and classes of
buyers.
MASONS and HAMELINS CELEBRATED MELODEONS
Harp Guitars Violins Accordeons Banjo Flutes Brass
Instruments of all kinds and Musical Merchandise every
description
nY- Music Bound, Pianos Tuned and Repaired,
NOrE order for Music Pianos, INSTRUMENTS ANYTHING
relating be left at either
mail will he promptly attended to.
E5pTERMS LIBERAL.
L.. GARTCT
poRTABLE STEAM ENGINEs-FRoM ~ TO
Is horse power OF the celebrated patent Of Hoard Son.
se Hoard Brador differing essentially in their
and durable qualities from engines of other patent
acture extesve in twenty five States of
a,l
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MONDAY MORNING, JULY 27. 1857.
COMPTROLLER--OFFICIAL.

tractor shall forfeit all claims he may have for part Of
work dose by him the date of the and that
the city shall be thereby discharged from any and all liability
hesfhr and II Is aO well understood that
rss be resod the contractor and his Securities shall be held
and bound In soo the city all difference
the price At which the originally contracted
perform the work. and the price which 1t may adjudi-
Gated at a resale or read Indication
The contract b. adudcated from the
'hH approval Of the adjudication by the Common Council
BIDS to be for the whole work, complete.
New Orleans, 2lst July, 1857.
(sgnedl LOUIS H. PILE, City Surveyor.
Approved by the Committees Landings of both
Boards Of the Common Council
Esssnsd Signed HoHH 7; yENNARp ! marry, }chairmsn
jy27 st Clerk Of Cnmptrorer
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FS-FRUM
Is horse power, OF the celebrated patent Son.
Qste Hoard Bradfori differing essentially in their economic
and durable qualities from engines of other
acture exesve In twenty five States of the
Union Pamphlets with full description, and letters from l3
different persons who them, will be mail ap
pcGion the subscriber who is sole in New Orleans
Hoard Son being sole propreos of the patent they
furnish fna4tTCture the engines which they have
Fapuion aud all pretended limitations frauds upon
purchasers they will learn y hue eXpereGce with Them.
nl0 iy SAMUEL. Il. GILMAN, 10 Ltravier street.
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CONPTROLLER's OFFICE.
City Of New Orleans, July 9th, 1857.
TNN DlSn


. 50 That the ComPt.oe: be- and he hereby author
Yea 10 sell 10 the lowest bidder the
cal journal contract for sheng with lake shells decayed
ana parts the plank roads of the First Second
hd districts OF the city and keep the repair
es YEA. Tree OF and also to repair with the best pans
the same the whole work be under the supervision the
street Commissioner in conjunction with the Committees on
streets and Landings and in accordance with lines levels
70 be given by the Surveyor together with pnns specca
TONED contract TO be subject approval or rejection Of the
Common Council. "
lSignedl p s. WII1Z,
President pro tenn Board Of Aldermen,
lSignedl j. MAGIONI
President Board Of Assistant Aldermen.
Approved July 49, 1857.
p s. WILTZ,
President ten Board o Aldermen and Acting Mayor in
the absence of Chas. N. Waterman, Mayor.
Notice is hereby given that FRIDAY 5lst inst will
adjudicate At Office IL O'Clock NJ the contract.
jy27 5, \ r THEARD Comntrolier
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.

COMPTROLLER's OFFICE.
City OF New Orleans July I, 1856
REsOLvED, That the ComptroMller lie be, and
standing in the official Journal that In accordance
with the ninth section Of ordinance No. 142 approved March
1884, the Council will bill against the city nnless
under authority Of from the Comptroller
In accordance with the ordinance referred to-
[SignedI +. L. TRACY,
President Board of Assistant Aldermen.
iSignedl L. H. PLACE,
President Board Of Aldermen.
Approved April d. 1855.
tSigned JOHN L. LEWIS, Mayor.
The attention of the officers city and Of the public
r THEARD
jyl6 If Comptroller City Of New Orleans.
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RAILROAD TRAVELLING.

EARLY TRAIN TO
fA 80 Fsss gzl pK0CToRVILlE BAY AND
4HeRs1.GEaslGa ~ MEXICAN G ULF, (besides |
the Regular Trains at 10 A. NJ. and 6P. NJ
On Sunday h June, Sunday morning until fur
ther ce,) TRAIN will leave 61 A, NJ, afordng per-
opportunity of Beakfasng the ulf returning
before dinner. the evening" be agreeable
The mallhe and engines in fine order,
and Il good Fish Breaka Dinner be had.
4-There will also be early Train the Fourth of July
Onnibusses leave Canal at A. D. daily ie3 I'm
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SUM f X ARRANGEMENT-
ls4Es4h4 Steamer Belfast Capt Thos H. Newell, for
Cairo, Hickman Memphis, Helena, Napoleon,
Grenv lie and all the Be ds will leave the following das
throughout the connecting Cairo with Illinois
Central Railroad for St. Louis and all the Eastern cities and
Memphis with the Memphis and Charleston Railroad for Nash
Vile Huntsville, Tuscunbia Knoxville Chattanooga and the
Virginia Springs
Leaves New Orleans r thursday, Aug 6, at 5 P. NJ.
Leaves New Orleans HI RSDAY Aug. 20 at 5 P. NJ.
Leaves New Orleans TIL RSDAY. Sept g. at5P. n.
Leaves New Orleans THU RSDAY Sent Il, nj 5 p. NJ.
Lraves New Orleans TtiURSDAY, Oct. ,at5P.M.
Leaves New Orleans THURSDAY Oct 10, at 5 P. NJ.
The Bella unsurpassed in point of speed and comfort
by any boat, having large and airy arranged
prrssly for the accommodation of families.
Passengers depend on this boat leaving advertised
SteFcom be engaged for Of the above trips,
plicaon her where plan of her cabin
JOHN +. HYDE 4 co 66 Poydras street,
W. E. REDDING, Railroad Agent
under ST. Charles Hotel.
The BELFAST will attend to her Memphis Bend Way and
PanintoE buSiness usual. iel2
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, re- SUM Nj T. II ARRANGEMENT
EAnll Steamer Ben Franklin, Jos d. Clarke
MASTER for Cairo, Hickman, Memphis Helena
Napoleon Greeuvile and all the Bends will leave the fol-
lowing days throughout the connecting Cairo with the
Iirois Central Railroad the cities
and Memphis with the Memphis Charleston Railroad
Nashville Huntsville, Tuscumbia Knoxville Chattanooga
the Virginia Springs
Leaves New Orleans WEDNESDAY, July % at 5P ",
Leaves New Orleans WEDNESDAY, Aug. u, at 5 P. NJ.
Leaves New Orleans WEDNESDAY, Aug. 26 at 5P. NJ
Leaves New Orleans WEDNESDAY, Sept g. at p NJ.
Leaves New Orleans WEDNESDAY, Sept. %, At 5 P NJ.
Leaves New Orleans WEDNESDAY, Oct. I, at p. NJ.
Leaves New Orleans WEDNESDAY, Oct. 81, at 5 p NJ.
The Ben Franklin unsurpassed in speed com.
fort by any boat having large and airy arranged
pressly the accommodation of families.
Passengers depend this boar leaving advertised
Staerooms be engaged for the trips appi-
cation her where plan of her cabin
JOHN f. HYDE Il CO.. 66 Poydras street,
W. E. REDD1NG Rairo d Agent,
je9 under st. Charles Hotel
B- The Ben Franklin will to her Memphis Bend Way
and Plantation business as usual
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COMPTROLLER'S OFFICE,
City of New orleaus, July eth, 1851.
No. 34gl,

City of New Orleans, July 27th, 1875
No. 349l !
Rso'ra That the adjudication made by the Comptroer to
j. I.Anghe. for attending and keeping
pair the bridge Bayou ST. John Teemachus street. be
and the 5 hereby rejected.
Be ii further rcsored That the Comptroller sell after five
nleut in the official journal, the bidder
the contract for attending and keeping in repair the said
bridge or one year and the painting Of and putting said bridge
complete good condition, according the speci
catiol in the surveyors office. --
TSgncdl j. MAGJONI,
President Board of Assistant Aldermen.
ISgncd ?. S. WILT,
President pro TEN. Board of Aldermen.
Approved July II, 1851
p S. WILTX,
President pro TEN Board of Aldermen and Acting Mayor
in the absence of Chns. M. Waterman, Mayor.
Notice is hereby given that FRIDAY 3ist inst. will
aljudicpe at nv Office at Il clock the
i,2 st T. TuEARD, Comptroller.
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COMPTROLLER's OFFICE. I
City of New Orleans, July %, 1857.
No, 34S9. I


City of New Orleans July %, 1857.
[ No. 34S9. ]
Resole That the Comptroller SELL after fifteen days adver
tsement the journal the lease of the City Work for
sons who shall take and carry the said at the
lowest cost to the city, payable monthly said sale be made
under the conditions obligations penslt and spuations
mentioned n and in conformity with the provisions odi
entitled ordinance provide for the sale Of the lease
of the New Orleans City Work House, approved May 90 1851
and to be subject to the approval rejection OF the Common
Council
[Signedl !. MAGIONI,
President Board of Assistant Aldermen.
tSignedl r. s. WILTZ,
President pro ten Board Of Aldermen.
Approved July II, 1857.
r. s. WILTZ,
President pro Board Aldermen, and Acting Mayor
the absence Of Chas. NJ. Waterman, Mayor. iy23 15t