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I, MISUNDERSTANDING.

~ - pa ssle MAYoRA1TY NEW ORLEANs
October q, 1867. Is
gnPENINH GreatmeM, now Dauphlne street.
Public notice is hereby giver In conformity with Reson
ton No. approved October - that s the intention
OF the Common Councn tie city OF New Orleans to have
opened Greasn now from fo,snd street to
Of real sad streets for the which petition has
'oas sot s M CHAs. NJ WATERMAN, Maysr.l
9Es As aS MAfRIE DE La NoUy BILE ORLHANs, 1
al ~ aei ss5s 81 Octobre. 1857.
nUVERTUHE de la rue dies (sranels-E1Om-
~ mes, maintsuant Dauphne.-Ays public est par 10
donne que commencement la resolution No.
ocobre 1851 lie Conse de Ia Vile de Ia
n,ention fire Ia rue des Grands
Hommes aintenant Dauphine de Ia Poogne Cou
vent Ufsunss ct ce petition proprie
foncss de Ia ds aquelle pubiee confome
u l2leme section de IA charre de- VILE
o22 3W 49,. CHAS. NJ. WATERMAN Marie.
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SPECIFICATIONS for the contract for lew
ssns s I also nss
from Carol ton Avenue 10 Metairie Road
graded in accordance lines heights grades
Gy I @ he T S
Ditches half feet wide the foot wide at
s oa As X
said bitches shall be cut IN straight line well smoo.hed off,
Clean t~,hoat dr and sound rottsn
aeHasss VIII
pound roller three times and second layer Of shells inches
s @ iss
% a snss o ns IS
nhed By the as veil IS s
The shall bind , e begin the w work p the ten
Council and q complete the same six
atty Of dollars day for each and every day thereafter The
The contractor shall bind himself keep repair the sheed
csptance BY The ss Street Commissioner W V :
the faithful performance Of the contract.
Payments on the completion Of each three Or more
70 be made BY the he
G n 70 s % Nv
city be held liable responsible for any Of said bills
to ali tie rights and the properly
Of impairment Of any or all Of said bills
ce1a MS
ha have The right Of demanding Of said petitioners the
bursement Of said costs Of publication.
grades given City Surveyor under the supev
sion Of the Street Commissioned - z I i.a so
II IS well understood that IN failure the contractor
to begin or finish the or any part period
liked in the Council be dissatisfied with the manner in
which the being executed the Council shall have the
right annu the contract without putting the contractor In de-
fault required by article 1905 Of the Civil Code and without
and well that m the eontrseto,
shall time abandon the finish complete
the conformity with his contract the said
shall forfeit all claims have any the work done
by him the date of the abandonment and that the city
shall be thereby discharged from and all liability therefor
the and his securities shall be held and bound
oldo the city all difference between the price
at which the originally contracted perform the
work and the price which be adudcased resale
| REHABILITATION. s.5'sa .ls.s5
Bids per running the whole complete.
New Orleans, October 10th, 1857.
| [Signedl LOUIS II. PILE, City Surveyor
Approved by the Committees Streets and Landings OF boil
Boards Of the Common Council lf7 r.
| n ~ lsignedl JOHN 3. HOLLAND, ,hs;rr,s
| d. lSigned1 H. 4. VENNARD, ehhrsnen
| Registered November Sd, 1857 - - =. .,,a-
| ID ~r'se t''t e lr. ~ HENRY DUREII
| nj st 17.II-'.a -. Clerk of Comptroller.
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CPECIFICATIoSs for the contract for lev,
ssssst, from COMMON @ Espi.nsds strssts
ss sss :: - rs
given By the CITY H. hiHg ne SANE
feet vide foot wide =. the e. sSs,Gs and ID
rosdxs sid. 81 said bitches
.hssd VIZ ssss xl,Sos as and sound LAKE
IN ien
sss $: sss = ID.
s
IF & ses e shall
nished the e Ss :, The labor s york n the
Il Isl s s ssa
ne M sh bind himself to the shelled
portion Of the street for after It's completion and its
Security 10 an amount o 5000 shall required to
the faithful performances q the contract -.
a. s1s
T. eoss,.S The son!Iae
5 I @ Be s sos e
all the rights the city and the property il case
shall into s Sy " t.
s sa
right demanding Of said petitioners the
reimbursement Of said costs Of publication. tt gf- .
The work to be a accordance with the lines and
the City Surveyor and under the supern
tendence Of the Street Commissioner s5.jg l5554
It Is we'll that of failure by the contractor
begin work thereof within the period
the Council be dissatisfied with the in
which work being the Connc shall haye The
right annu the contract without putting the IN
fault required by article 1905 of the Civil Code and
applying of justice annul the same and without in
deIanty; and well understood that in the
time abandon the work not finish and
pete the conformity with his contract the said con
forfeit all claims he hsys fer The
BY up the date Of the abandonment and thai
the city shall be thereby discharged from and all liability
also vel understood that in the contract
reso the and his securities shall be held and
bound pay the city all loss difference be
price which the contractor originally contracted &c
perform the work and the price at which be adjudicated
| at resale readjudica on. g
Bids to be per running whole work complete
New Orleans, October Goth 1885,, $50 q
| [signedl LOUIS H, PILE, City Surveyor.
Approved Committees Streets and Landings of boil
Boards Of tile Common Council
[Signedl JOHN E. HOII.AED.2 cbo;rr
lSignedi 'sss H. t. VENNARD, ) oiAiin en
Registered November 8, 1851 . . 3 10 r. .lst' Z
=17'T,-D'7 HENRY DUREL, = g-5
n4 st st' '''t Hei -iaa g Clerk of Comptroller.
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,PECIFICATIONs for the construction o

the
Toulouse, St Peter Orleans St Ann Dumsine ST. Philip
west side Of Roman street from csones Walk to Ursnnss
both sides Of Prieur Johnson GaIyeE Miro ToG
salines street, and south side Of Broad street.
was are Msss
sidewalks shall be adjudicaed into four
Fiysi s. sidewalks Teaoqs St Peter
81 rp sS sasts Miro 0n
Second oont,aetTThe sidewalks on grsnlines street
Fourth Contract. The sidewalks on oarondelet Walk
the s ss es IN w sfis'S
All the sidewalks included in the second contract shall be
All the sidewalks included in the third shall be
sidewalks included contract shall be
nine feet in width. s.-'"--5 -
sidewalks North other stones equally
good anay with them beye dressed the The
six inches wide and not less than hree and half inches
like shall nicely cut through the
Where desired for draining lots They shall be duly
according to the directions and levels be given by the City
every foot of height the adjoining
houses shall also be sodly Fixed and backed
usually experienced from negligence this
se e and hayn in no case less baa S n baM
the surface of the adjoining gutter shall be admitted
GuIrERsThc cutters shall be of the best
press twelve sa Inches wise b. four inches thick in
lengths necessary halved and
jonings pinned there and every Intermediate
five feet with oak pins MT less THAI four feet long by
gutter pap sanng The edge Of the plsnks
shall be besced to suit and the other
edge Ii have notcies Of eight inches long
inches deep eight feet thereof and in these
cypress four feet long eight
wide and uches thick pointed which enters he
ground will be firmly driven down and spiked with said
psnks with three OF five inch spikes each brace
and these there will be faca Of cypress sunk
ten inches wide BY two and half inches hiek well nailed te
bo,oning shall OF dry river sand four inches thick and
soidy beided before the driven The edge of
facing board shall project and half inch above the surface
OF he gutter plank and the latter shall be laid with slope
one inch towards the curbstenes Wooden
draining lots shall be bniit BY The They shall b.
TOUR Inches ~ids BY eight inches shall
and half inch planks for the sides bottom
two by four inc top keep sides from
being dspaced and sud shat through
wtd'h oil, the Sidewalks y
BkIck PAyEhssr-rhe walk pavement shall be laid with
lake bricks the best quality in herring
sand Or other sand of equally good quality It, or on a
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y URAL RESIDENCES
IL MANUFACTURING SITESl
RARE OPPORTUNITY!
no, s,rr ,ro eo,,,,,t,s ~, LONG CREDIT !!


FOR sALH 2H f9T T6RE % 2f kA AR@EF 300 LUIS IN
at This PrGPsFty i situated the as o tRs Jaekon
ing Mere Ridge higher than any other place
within foryfse miles and will drain itself rapidly without
To secure sry healthy and agreeable oeghDohoods
tain sections of the higher grounds apart pr
tons streets Of which It designed shall be lined with
shade and ornamental trees To their wants. grounds
schools churche colleges and public squares Here and
wealth may combine make place unsurpassed for rustic
2,ler sections are set apart for purposes This 10.
town than other point in State It has front on the
the Of only toar
m nnd IT the 9YS pG where the n h ae s
at the same time easy TO the ney woods aud lumber
serpons dry docks steamboat building has not supe
ror and for the OF art1ns and the mechanic
ofe offer 'uS 'ssDs III our ''' ''e'" Inducements will be
Lumber by daily trains made on the SPOT can
be delivered here at less than city rates The Railroad
pany will render the necessary facilities travelling
suit the those doing business in
e f S aso run R n may reg il
requisite hours thus making The CONNECTION with Canal street
small payment Of i've in cash. balance years credit
with n interest s at sig per cent per anngm -.,
tow Of kenges p IS St. Charles street, or
Il. Noss 40 Magazine street au2O ly
oEkT sTohE No. saraan n 1'rest l. sEkc ifSs
and LIQUORS
So CHAMPAGNE, Of the best Strands, and PINS
Liquors saperdne and 9p variety q Fancy I
Giles Of the best qualities always hand prices
nS- Goods delivered to families free OF draysge "
NoTICE-IMP0RTANT TO SHIPPERS AND MAS
~ tiers of Vessels Trading with Mexico
Persons shipping goods and of vessels clearing
Mexican ports informed that by applying the office
Mr. T. LOPEZ II Magazine street, they have all the,
consular made under the supervision of IGNACIO
and other House he has been
for many years with the Consulate Mexico this city
in
for clearance al moderate remuneration for writing them
| sell I'm 49, '-7
TAmPEACHY HATS-JUSr R UEIVGD AMI
~ for sale By J. 3. VALENTINE CO.,
jel5 81 Common street
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COMPREHENSIVE.
HENRY DUREL,
HIt z

NOTICE.. ". BREEDLovE, NOTARY, AND A.
IN GoMMANDEUR, late Chef-Deputy of Il. B. Cenas,
Notary formed transaction Of no.
tsral business in all its branches at No. 80 Camp street.
Commissioners Of Deeds for the different ststes
Records Of A. Mazureau, W. W. w. Wood and H. Heating,
late No'arles -.----- pS l2t
Tue rm Of j. NJ Rsf Co. is from his date dissolved
Ref Is authorized to use the name Of the firm in anda
account. -gs -.- sIl. --ggs J. NJ RELF. !,
n3 I'm .sEg.4 sa-i j. s. REIIF.
Nl0TICE-THE DEATH OF OUR SENIOR, j. A..
l 9 ~ wi no a na she se 81 eur nrm The bns
The GiRARDEY PrTs who
fully solicit continuation of the public
I auT Il J. A. BEARD 4 co.
o rs, MAk nIGs, HAS ,ss PEI
New Orleans July L. 1885, yygs ", = wi II .
COPAKTNERSHIP NOTICE-THE sTBsCRI.
sfs III s'y hsRss HFS yna
AGENCY for the transaction of General Advertising and
Agency business in the cities Of New York
We solicit the orders of tho old customers of "
Palmer and ,hs public gsnsf!sy hoping that with the
sure satisfaction may business to the
No, !, ,s,,-,,,r Is ~ s s5s4szss Et'
~ a DUNBAR all the stock, merchandise and business
Der ss s ae unsr @ ny
him to the patronage of all my friends
TONER'S =" at
Anhose who have claims against indebted to- G. G.
Dunbar CO.. viii please call upon me alone At the office
New Orleans February IA, 1857.
NoTICE-HAyING THIS DAY BOUGHT OUT THE
will continue the Wholesale and Retail Grocery Business al
ns e he ns
age o the friends of the late house, well tina;
New Orleans February IA, 1ss7-fels " "
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. Notice hereby gysn that
o3l St 7. THEARD. Comptroller
moyg and filing The vaults Of the old pryies Of the
R1en na f and @ s H
. cd Rr s in Pc r s sbs % @
gravel aud sharp sand Counter walls i've bricks thick
walls begin four feet below the level Of yard
e BE- G 5 N best r
The walls of the sinks be plaseed with
paved with the manner New floors shall Be
as Hf ws ysS ss
TO be height Of four feet above the level Of the yards New
py also the required be G laid ' from the Yard the
pryy shall be constructed in each pryy with
into the street The pIStergg Ct the walls and ceilings shall
GENERAL CLAu the materials shall be of the best
quality and shall be furnished by the well
All il omitted to be written in the foregoing spe
shall supplied BY the without D ch s
The contractor shall be bound to begin the work in the
Council complete same thirty days after under
penalty of $40 per each and every day thereafter the
Security to $50 shall be required by the
Payments in cash the completion of accept
anee of the same by the surveyor.
on % @ as be- T the period
which the work being executed the Council shah have the
right annul the without putting in de.
fault required article 1905 OF the Civil Code hout
applying to court OF Justice annul the and without
d@mny and it is also well understood that the
tor shall abandon his work finish and
pete the 10 conformity with his contract said ntrac
shall forfeit all claims he may have for part of the work
done by him the date of The abandonment and thai the
city shall be thereby discharged from and all
and is also well understood case the contract
the contractor and his securities held and bound
in sodo unto the city all loss difference the
price which the contractor originally contracted to
the work and the price at which may adudcated
sale Republication. =
Bids to be for the whole work complete
New Orleans August 25ih, 1851
| lssnedl LOUIS H. PILE City Surveyor.
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.

& s. p92coMPfRoLbRR,s OFFICE. /,
G ss& sat9 City of New Orleans. July I, 1855.
RESOLVED, That the Comptroller be, and
II be hereby authorized and required give notice by
standing advertisement the official Journal that in accordance
with the ninth section of ordinance No. 1872 approved March
So 1851 the Council will pay bill against the city unless
contracted under authority Of order from the Comptroller
in accordance with the ordinance referred to- M n "a
II saS [Signedl &. B. L. TRACY, N IN
President Board Of Assistant a ldermen
ESignedl L. H. PLACE, I ID
4 President Board Of Aldermen
Approved April q, 1855. IL a " n s t4l' 83 NJ
tsignedl JOHN L. LEWIS, Mayor. ban
The attention Of the officers Of the city and of the public is
respectfully called to the foregoing resolution
7ssaa - ssYi 5sf - 70 -t,I II. THEARD Ylta
jy16 tt ,sa Aa+5 Comptroller City OF New Orleans
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Thera VIII be peclAI Hhtn NJ O'clock TuekuNy hnU
Thursday mornings for steamer Creole 49,. r.
On sundays the steam train will make trips from the
city at and o'clock r. N. N "a ~ fA
Horse Car will leave the city depot every morning at5
o'clock, Lake every night hour after
train Extra special trips when required By notifying the
conductor. fl-is5ti st4 5ts9Ns S3S5fas
the steam train will stop when requirsdl dovn 1T
A. M and O'clock r N. Fare each way, 70
aud the Conductor must have timely notice 70 stop
The daily Horse from Gentily Ridge stopping
when required, will come up from the Lake 1T O'Clock Al
and will leave follows Immediately after the steam train
The City | The GeptillY kidge-
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COMrTROLLER'S OFFICE.
City of New Orleans, October Slst, 1857.
No. 1863. l

Rsolued That the adjudication by the Comptroller Of the
for removing and fitting the vaults of the Parish
Prison and Police Jail John Christie security Reg
gam thousand three hundred dollars, 300
hereby rejected and Comptroller authorized
sell the the lowest bidder after tive days notice in the
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Notice is hereby given that WEDNESDAY, the 11th o
November will adudcate, II o'clock M office
| the above contract I. THEARD
OIL lot Comptroller
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have used the Oil. my4 6m&W
MEDICAL HOUSE, 10: s. GS ,s street near
Syphic and al Private Diseases without Mercury hndrance
business exposure friends and in
ce in ali parts q tic United Euopethe many
markabe he has effected which pronounced incur
soe to Of he dse 81 md Of %
eradicses namely syphilis primary secondary and
Noc"na Emssions peoica Aeioas females
sempGss sE may Be n.s the sse and % n
css Cancers Ulcers Tuners and al Diseases Of the Skin
solitary which ruins tic bdy and mind unit
by Of Following Of the sad and
Gm s Tn
Vision Of Muscular Power Pepaon Of the Heart Dy
sd Msna the hs are
IF sRfi9a
Love eff Solitude Tmdiy of the evils produced
cali Dr. James and be at restored perfect
5 @ an at % s
Weakness Of the organs Immediately cured full vgor
Remember, 1.-THE Medical House of Dr. James" is 80 Custom
Private reserved Hours of attendance
Consultations strictly confidential.
PsRecent Of Gonorrhea cured in twenty four hours
or on 10 p pay 8, ca ps; }ams Street
CILNIAN'S PNEUMATIC STEAM GRANU-
LAIOR now IN seven panht0ns comprising the
largest smallest classes Of which has
three with combination Of the following advantages
any other known application Of steam to Granu
| lator entire steam train:
requires pressure of 30 pounds of steam to strike
| Battery"
O. 1t requires no additional water for the boilers
3. Its pipes never scale" require cleaning. &
Its heating surface is equally distributed throughout the
body Of juice that and hard grained sugar
s. The steam being all condensed and returned the boilers
direct additional boilers required where the mill
boilers large and Gimans Bagasse Furnace usedne
pair Of cylinder boilers 30 inches in diameter and "a feet long
with Glmaps Bagasse Furnace furnish grind
cane and the Pneumatic Battery making 10 hhds
| par day.
49, The Pneumatic Battery Granuaor put in operation
much less the planter than any other bat
terry application of steam making part entirely
| by steam
For further information pamphlet with full specifications
and drawings will be furnished application the subscriber
who prepared the Battery Evapo
Clarhers be used with direct exhaust
| SAMUEL H. GILMAN
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President Board of Assistant Aldermen.
[Sigued1 A. LANDRY,
President pro TEN. Board OF Aldermen.
Approved October % 1851.
iSigned CHAS NJ WATERMAN Mayor,
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TN y HE u a II n sstoRThERfN

Passenger Train New orlssps daily 7o o'clock
A. M arves Rrp0khaven Miss hundred and twenty
eight aies from New Orleans at ss6 o'clock Re,prnnx
reaches New Orleans at 318 o'clock T. NJ {; d. . d
FARE-Three cents mile each Children under fys
years age Free Children between 1--we and twelve Of
age and coored persons half price. ~ sI.tH btff3
SEASON TICKETS be obtained at the Office Of tho
Company, Caope Magnolia sts family tickets
wholes halves in packages reduced price
Coured persons permitted ride in the trains without
written expressly authorizing them TO do and naming
by Conductor and will good trip
direction only those making trip both will have to be
provided with two.
FREIGHT TRAIN leaves New Orleans for Brookhayen
day Saturday.
ternsdse staons every Monday, Wednesday and Friday
Saturdays Flag Stations between regular stnons
TO receive deliver freight but any days
M freight will bereceived at the New Orleans depot
after O'Clock r. M ri AKA. + '.s- 10 sI1 j9
T. s. WILLIAMS, sup't Transportation.
NJ line Of four horse mail from Brookhaven
Jackson andom jackson to Brookhaven
ing with the passenger trains. rs H
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CTRAUB,S IRON FRAME CORN AND FIGURING
fali supply n store Of ~ q aud 30 inch double
single geared and Is inch single
prices -.Aa ~ SAMUEL H. GtLM an,
ly3] Sm&W 10 Gravier street.
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McDONNELL'S RESTAURANT
IMPORTANT no COTTON PLANTEKs--B

IMPORTANT TO COTTON PI4ANTEKS-BY
which their Incomes be Doube-fhe Undersigned
invented obtained letters from the United States
and combination Of machinery for
continuous from
Gin through the preparation ard spinning machinery until i s
ready for shipment weaving The saving OF COTTON
the Of machinery to press the cotton into bales
are very destructive their the FIBRE in
dispensabe those of ginning and spinning
aetures YARNS made of unbroken FIBRE and hence
will fifty stronger will command advanced prices
and they will distance all in any marset
The undersigned prepared to dispose of privileges to
his patent and Planters will be informed to terms with com
ples how It, how obtain the best
chnery and all other particulars application ad
dressed here consultation with me al rooms
corner Front and Dauphin streets mp stairs.
fe3 lyAW GEORGE G. HENRY. Mobile. Ala.