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Nebraska advertiser., 1858-06-17
COMBINATION PATENT"
UPRIGHT STEAM SAW MILL.

UPAIGhT SAEAM SAW Hill
This mill commands the universal admiration Of saw
mill men everywhere As its merits become known, the
demand for il increases. orders are coming from every
section Of this country, Canada, Cuba, and South Ameri-
ca. It Is suited for every section Of the world wherever
there is timber to be sawed, no matter Of what character
how hard, how large or how small. Two extensive ma
nufactories are now engaged in building these mills, yet
it is almost impossible to turn them cut as fast as they
are wanted. They embrace several valuable patents
and improvements, and combine all Of the following adj
SimPlieify-Both the mill and power are 50 simple in
their construction that any one Of ordinary mechanical
ability can comprehend them put them up and run them
without danger OF dificulty.
POrtGbihfg-The whole establishment can be very
quickly taken apart and put together, thus rendering u
easy to be moved from place to place asdesired. ana saw
ing the necessity Of drawing the logs a long distance 70
DurGbtfty-t Is constructed in the most solid and
substantial manner, runs perfectly still, is not liable 70
get out Of order, and will last for years without repair.
RGpidify-It will saw fasterthan any other upright
upright mill. The speed Of Is about three hun
dred strokes per minute, an eed from one-sghth 70
three-Quarters Of an inch PEP strOke. Thus, a D medium
speed the saw Will cut through . log tWenty+3ur feet
long in about three minutes. From this data any one
knowing the character Of The timber can calculate hoW
much it will do.
EBficieney-It does its work well, cuts smoother ana
~straighter than the ordinary mills, aud the Arrangement
Of the saw IS such asto renderH utterly impOssible for
IL to run out Of line.
Ckedpness-The entire lost Of the Dlll, with fifteen
horse power and everything all complete and ready for
running, boxedand ready for shipment in st. Louis is
only 81, $50.
This mill requires less power to drive than any other
mill, and the power furnished is SUFFICIENT TO drive extra
machinery.
Acireular containing full particulars will be sent to
any one desiring It. All ordert should be addressed to
Corner Third and Market streets. 81. LoSis. No.
sole agents for the Western and southern States.
March %, '58 SLY
Nebraska advertiser., 1858-06-17
Fine PruneS.

Fine PFuneS.
Our thanks are hereby rendered M.
F. CLAnK & Co., for a box of as nice
dried prunes as could be desired. Go
try them; be quick, too, for they are
nearly all gone.
Nebraska advertiser., 1858-06-17
DOUGLAS SALOON.

Main street, one door Westo of Post-O Office.
B~rownville, NJ. T..
me subscribers respectfully inform The public that
lily Of
WINES Iiquors, Eeglrs, Oysters, Sardines.
and every reiTeshraent for the inner man. usually kept
first style. GOFF 4 npFF Z
BrownviIle April ISL. 1s5s. 15-en,
Nebraska advertiser., 1858-06-17
1855 CARPETEEG. 1855
SPRLNG SaLEG
A MCDOWELL & COMPANY.

% AA@S4 SIAEH
A MCDOWELL & COMPANY.
Are now IN receipt o. their spring Importations. xNsh
have been ptircha ed IN England for cash, for thousb
oiher houses are advertising direct imDortations ron
Europe, We take piessDfe IN announcing that we are re
ohly direct importers from England France in the west
en- States sndhaYe nov on hand The largest and ancBf
sioek ever imported 81 % thiscountTy, consisting in part g
81 81 ~ and 81 New NedaIIionss
- royal Nelveisi 500 rolls French velvefs;
w rolls t,oTal Wilton; 1000 DO Robert CrOssley Brus-
sells;
1000 rolls John CrOssley s sons Tapesty Brussels;
zyOO rolls Brinton's; 5000 rolls Prardoe < Hooman,s;
1900 rolls 8righFs new designs;
~ rolls heavy English ~three-ply;
1000 heavy surerdnes
Together With the llrges stock Of Domestic Carpets,
ior the wholesale trade, ever brought west Of themour-
Also 1000 rolIsl4 white and cheek mating;
5000 /" "A and !" .
1000 CCcoN mating all widths.
1900 sheets o. Gil cioth - 70 80 feet wides
z0Opieces 81 4464 and 81, oilclofh.
Also the largest stock OF rugs, table covers. sofa rms
Mats. stair rods, table oil clothes, &C, Of any estaIish-
ment In the country.
&c the retIil customer, ali we ask Is q call, 70 convince
them that we car md will sell lower than any other
mousse IN the west. Tothe whpIesale purchaser we would
say that we can offer them greater inducements than.sny
establishment either IA New York OF Boston, having
purchased our entire stock for cash, we are prepared tn
oner our goods az the very lowest prices Of importation.
A. g. Co., IS Main St, st. Louis.
May IS, $50 -.
Nebraska advertiser., 1858-06-17
D. ,. L~UsHDAUGH. mo. \. CARSON
LU5HBAUGH & CARSON.
BANKERS AND GENERAL LAND AGENTS.
DoAIprs fin Cnfn. I,

DCGACEH HI OOIns
UneurreDt Money, Exchange and Land Warrants,
B~ROWEVlLLE, NEMAHA 20, N. T.
Especial attention will be gwen to Buying and Selling
on the principal cities Of the United States,
Gold, Silver, and uncGrrent Bank Notes. A constant sup
ply Of Land Warrants on hand for sale, FOR CASH, or en-
teredOn time for Pre-emptors. All Warrants sold by us
guaranteedin every respect. Will file DeclaratoTy State
ments Of intention to pre-empt, and prepare Presumption
Papers at short notice. Money loaned upon best securi-
ties, at western rates Of interest, and Investments made
in Lands or city property for distant capitalists. CoIlec-
tons upon all convenient points will bepromptly attend
ed to and proceeds Temisted in exchange. atcurrent rates.
Bills Of Exchange on England, ireland, and France. OBJ
tanned at usUM rates with cost Of Exchange on the East
added. Deposits received on Current account andinterest
allowedon special deposits.
ST., near c. S. Land Once.
-REFERENcEs-
Lind, Brother & Co., Merchants, PHILADELPHIA. Pa
AcNaughton, Carson & Co., 9" {" {"
R laa 3 white Baltimore, Nd.
Jno. Thompson Mason, Col'r Of Port, 0 &c
E. NJ. Punderson &CO. Merchants, &c 90 ;
NJ. NJ Yeakle & Co. No. II, Broadway, New York.
TR = Z s,S Snl.hs Sna Esq; Banker, Washington, D; C.
Jno. s. Gallaher, Late 81 Aud. q. S. T.. e &c
Taylor & Kriegh, Bankers, Chicago. III.
MeCielland,S crOggs& Co. Merchants, st. Louis, No.
Hon. mos; =, Pratt, Annapolis, Nd.
Hon. J. W. Geary, Ex-GOv- Kansas, Penn.
Hon. Jas. o. Carson, Mercersburg. Pa.
?. b. Small, Esq, Prest S. Bank, Hagerstown, Md.
Col. Geo. Schley, Atty at Law, =" q
Charles Parsons s. Co. Bankers, Keokuk, Iowa.
II. C. Nutt& Co. " Council Blur q
Greene, WeHre & Rice, {" Des Nome, q
Douglass y Eatsons YintOn, :"
Col. Sam Hpmbleton Atty I Easton. Nd.
Judge Thos. Perry, Cumberland, Nd.
Prof. II. Tutwiler, Havana Alabama.
Oct. s, '57~v2-n15-tf
Nebraska advertiser., 1858-06-17

Look out for bogus half dollars. There
are plenty of them in circulation here
aboufs.
Nebraska advertiser., 1858-06-17

49,
Augustus KOuntze and Vim Ruth certain town lots
known as Benedict's Addition to BrOwnville, Nebraska
OH MCPHERSON.
Nebraska advertiser., 1858-06-17
Organ GrInders.

Our streets have been filed with an
unusual number of these noisy ~nuisances
the past week. They, like most hand
trunk peddlers, are on the lookout for
little articles of value that may be found
staying around loose" So be careful
when they are about.
Nebraska advertiser., 1858-06-17
Civil docket

The following list Of cases has been
furnished US by Charles G. Dorsey, ESQ,
Deputy Clerk of the District Court for
Nemaha county, as comprising the Dock
sifOr the coming term Of that court, to
be begun at this place on Tuesday next.
Nebraska advertiser., 1858-06-17
VICTORIOUS OWN PARK
BRAGG'N ARCTIC LIyTHREF.

AEuny - easo -cknum q
hcallh Eiiie or dealhl ueaB
nr1 De QUESTIONS inrulred n t1o
adoplion or reieelicn q TITS 49,
ei1e b ne martyrs 90 e1teInG
diseases ana ~lniurica. uagiuTu~
ceived the lndSrScmcni q he d.
tingui.hed saran tie ate ~
KANE and its efficacy tested DIR
ing two awful Winters O. fha ~
giens q eitrnaliee, 4 Il nov eaus
ING into geaeral Ne On every -
ton Of lie ciTilfid clula anf e.
marTel0us cures arc o9aryuhon
cycling aalanialnlanL
Nebraska advertiser., 1858-06-17
for Sale

Ihave a liehttwO-hofse wagon which I viii dispose Of
cheap for cash. O. 8. LANGDON
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-11-24

A PERSEyERING IRIsnMAN,-A curious specimen
has turned up in the person of Mir, John Garden, Of
Barnane, in Tipperary; a gentleman of family, sta
ton and fortune, one of the old school.
A while ago, Mi. Garden took into his head to fall
desperately in love with lady of rank and fortune,
beautiful and accomplished; and though she not only
did not reciprOcate his affection, but entertained
positive dislike to him, he could not be persuaded
but she was enamored of him, and was prevented
from rushing into his arms by her preJudlced and
hostile relatives, The lady was Miss ArDctnnot re-
siding with her relative Lord Cough, ~ the same
part of the country Under this impression, he had
all things in readiness to carry her oil after the most
approved fashion of the romantic ages-a carriage
and four horses pistols, bunderbuss, choroorm and
attendants He was frustrated in his designs and
in addition to sound drubblng 8Ot eighteen months
IMPRISONMENT for the attempt.
The term of his Incarceration expired some time
apo but in spite nj the confinement with cropped
hair and freize and hard labor the love of haluCina-
ton survived and Mr. Garden watched Miss A. in her
rides and walks at church, and In her visit to friends
in hope of some lucky mOmentWhen he could declare
his love and hear thatit returned. The other day
finding that she had come to Lord Coughs, at ST.
Heen's, near KingstOwn, he followed her to Dublin
sent his housekeeDer, a Mrs. keatiDc dsgused and
bearing the name Of Miss Douglas to obtain informa-
ton OF the young ladys movements, whether she
walked alone in the grounds and whether the gaze
keeper could not be prevailed upon to admit gen
tleInan. Mrs, Heating was arrested on her person
was found letter o. Mr. Garden, instrueting her how
to proceed. Mr., Garden was in consequence brought
before magistrate OF the Kingstown police division
and bound in recognzances Of $500 to cease from per
scouting the lady The lady swore that she hates him.
but MrGarden won't believe tshe is under restraint
He meant to take lodgings in Dublin, opposite her
town residence, find out what church she tTequented
and as he declared to hear from her own lips tile deCa
ration, that would make him the happest or most
miserable of mankind. But the nex6rabe magis-
trate, Mr.. Porter would believe the ladys oath and
SO be must give up the chase or pay dearly for his
whistle.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-11-24
sclentllic talal,nlnnell.

Professor oven, at the annual soiree OF the Leeds
Mechanics Institution related the following anec
dote
Some Of the working scientific men Of London,
with few others, have formed sort of club, and
after winters work Of lecturng is over, we 0eoa
aionaly sally forth to have days fishing. We have
for that purpose taken small river in the neighbor
hood OF the metropolis, and near its banks there
stands little public house, where we dine soberly
and spaFngly on such food us old Izaak Walton loved
We have rule that be who catches the biggest fish
al the day shall be president for the evening In
the course OF one day, member, not scientific man
but high political man, caught a trout that weighed
81 lbs; But earlier Id the day be had pulled out
barbel Of half pound weight. So while we were on
our way to our inn what did this political gentleman
do but with the butt-end Of his rod ram tine barhel
down the trout's throat ElOud laughter in which
state be handed his fish to be weighed Thus he
scored four pounds, which being the greatest weight
he took the chair. As we we're going away for home
man Of soience-it was the President OF the Royal
Society-said to the man of politics, " Il you don't
want that fine Esh of yours, should like TO have it
for have some friends TO dine with me Tomorrow
Atg lord took it home and heard no more until we
met on the next week. Then, while we were pre-
pairing our tackle the esdent Of the Royal Society
said to our high political friend d there were some
very extraordinary circumstances do you know about
that fish you gave me. GLaughter.1 had no idea
khat the trout was 50 yoracons; but that one had
swallowed barbel.a " am astonished to hear your
iofdship say sol, reoined an eminent naturalist
trout may be yoracfous enough to swallow minnows
but batIel my lord! There must be some mis-.
take Notat ALL replied his ordshp 'or the fact
COB TO my family, that the cook in cutting open the
trout, had found bafbel inside aud as my family
knew was fond Of natural history, was called into
the kitchen. There saw it-the trout had swallowed
barbel, full half pound weight Out OF the
question: my lord said the naturalist sits altogether
quite u1seientidc and unphil0sophical.n g | don't
know what may be philosophical in the matter-I
only know am telling you matter Of fact said
his lordship and the dispute having lasted awhile,
explanations were given, and the practical Joke was
heartily enjoyed. And [cantinued Professor OWenl
you will see that both were right and both were wrong
NV lord was right in his faet-the barbel was inside
The front but he quite wrong ia bis hypothesis
founded upon that fact that the trout had therefore
swallowed the barbe-the last was only matter Of
opinion.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-11-24
Schedule of Mails.
NEW ORLEANS pOsr-oFFrCI
WINTER ARRANGEMENT.
From Ist November, 1855, to lst June, ne

WINTER ARRANGEMENT.
FFonh asa November, 1855, to LIST june, 1855
OFFICE HOURs-Week DAVIS from A. nj to
o'clock P. M, SUNDAYS and H6IdaVs rom q r.
o'eIock A M
y cmppHr NAN
S12 rt 81 u "a e. o Nj elosesdai
e. a. = & n loE pLep4ta teEtets, ana az =; NJ
ap ~ ~, S iii eUTeLs, e&SgPI On SUNDAY
nIIin ta G. r ". " GiJ pe - 4 a y nv
PyiS nay 20 1oI,s anu ASS enrlStlan on wed
ue7oagS wv tiuays'
LAKE COAST MAIL!-Fort Pike, Bay st. Louis
lass Qnfstlan, Mississippi CITY, Biloxi and
eS4n opIIRss, On tuesdays ana saturdays, at
~ aliu lIV5saays g. q ", lascagoQLa on
tuesdays ana saturdays NJ 3 Z. NJ.
hVoIE S,L66oNew Orleans to Memphis-Suppy
14g baton Rouge, Eed RiYer Landing, Natchez
lchsoa5B, LAKE Ft0VldGnce, Glana Lake, Ark.j
ing Nanosan ,SS te G1ui n5 aLn GS'9 land
M6adav Wednesfav and EriJarat n M ~
on Monday, Wednesday and Saturday at s. 5 p, NJ,
ROUTE 7,519-To Gainesville, Miss-Leayes New
New Orleans every Friday at I 4. NJ 6na ey.
cry saturday 1t z. NJ My = . = Du0 y,
vTaKSRuPc NAN cr,,,,I,,;,,,. r,,.,,..-. ~
Piaonaina Batn Pol b, D9nalds2qye
eisyiie Pointe Cannes SorTa5S D.. = p isn
LANDING (snnnlving 4iawanS,ia e,y5 - ~,
Natchf0cSes SRreSa6oTt and Ease to-
Fort Adams Natchez WatarHroof Ro7nsr a.
Josapb Grand CnF sbygoad Wart ~ ~
Cartbaga and V;rlrslI,r Cyio y, 60 y''tr,, y ~
THURSDAY and Sstnrfav az p NJ 6,a l,1 NJ NJ
daV, Thursday and |Flidav at 10 a M
SIN m, 4. nrC,rz,,TTf ~ -, ~, - -
- + - ~ LIE " So4of MAlL-Supply
il8 IaoeSvSlleo t y oI. GhalleS, I2ylors Grande
ttia at, GStLe ;, EaenefIe' bfn,
NJ, y ,i, =, Dol2lusohylHe (3ua
ISy0lIoll -Ne@ AiygIf b9you Egula lberVulei
pn Ii i ntanSHaf' bFGys Lahq g Baton
Mugs Nauq luIei ~ LoOueI otufe, Fort Hud-
SUtt ileiIli,SaSe' m@teLoo, ana %. tTanGsuIIe
\t 3 1870 5tSSitoi HIoSgs VI '2qqnuSy, Wednesday
Dne On ' S6gnds ~ a. H., anu r4Iays ~ & n
" "
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-11-24

The CoRsICAN BROTHERS." once ? saws NJ. Tros-
seau, had two brothers for clients, who were twins
and both very rich. They were so like each other
that did not know them apart But more than this,
they had remarkable pathological similitude. Thus
one of them whom / saw al Nesthermes, suffering
from a rheumatic opthamia, said to me, My brother
at this moment must have au opthaImia like me.
And as dissented from this, he two days afterwards
showed me letter from his brother, who wrote: /
havemy 0pthalma, thou mnst also have thine' How
ever singular this may appear, it is perfectly true
have witnessed similar facts. These twins were also
both frjghtfully astbmatC'
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-11-24
..ea 9r!eam 4aiIg GrestenI.
The Bareavad Husband.
BIT MRS. f. l.. SAXON,


He sat within silent ROOM
Deaths shadow had been there,
His heart was filed with grief and gloom
His head was bowed IN prayer;
lie stroVe to shut out memory,
50 filed with bitter pain,
But close before his weeping eges
Her glass was held again,
Again he stood beside his wife
And almost deemed her living
Again he took the farewell kiss
Which She had died in giving.
He half forgot that death had been
Within IFS pleasant home
He seemed to feel her presence there
Beside him id her room.
There stood npon the mantel shelf
4 vase of faded flowers,
They baa been placed there by herself
Ia happy, glowing hours
There sat her vacant, crimson chair,
Her shawl across it lying,
II had been folded round her breast
When he had seen her dying.
There was her basket, and her books,
Her portrait on the wall,
The Bible where her last sweet looks
On holy words did fall,
a few short years before and he
Had brought her there bride,
But now she was laid down TO rest
With her infant by her side.
He did not dream how much he loved
The flower that he had cherished,
Or how she tWined about his heart,
Until the bloom had persisted.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-11-24
The Beggar at the Door.

The house a blaze of light!
The guests throng more and more ;
Merrily speeds the night =
A heggar at the door
The music in the hall
The dancers on the floor !;
No shadow on the wall
4 beggar at the door!
The wine goes swiftly round
The jewellers in roar
Merrily comes the sound
A beggar at the door!
The night Is quickly past,
The gaiety is DER,
And we must meet at last
The beggar at the door,
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-11-24
BEtTisH POSSESSIONS.

NEW GRANADA, WEST COAST OF SOUTH
AMERICA, CALIFORNIA AND OREGON
SANDWICH ISLANDS, AUSTRALIA AND
YANDiEMANfS LAND, NEW SOUTH WALES
AND GHlNA.--Closes on the 4th aud 9th of
each MONTH at P. II. Arrives on or about the
18th and 2Sth of euch month.
e. Postage to South Pacifc Letters, Sic; papers,
&c,
aa-Postage to New South Wales, Victoria, South
Australia, etc., via England, by packet or private
ships, b cents single rate, prepaid via France,
10 cents each quarter ounce, prepaid is added to
the above postage via New York, BY private
ships, 8 cents, prepaid.
HB- Postage to Peru Letters 22e.; papers, &c.
% Postage to Bogota (New Granada:) Letters, &c.,
papers, &c.
Ea-Postage to China, New South Wales, Sandwich
Islands, via San Francisco; Zoe, prepaid.
- me postage to places on the West coast of South
America, via Panama, is: On each single letter,
54eents and On each newspaper, & cents, when
sent and 10 cents on each letter. and centson
eSeh paper when received.
~ Ins postage te New Granada direct is 10 cents
single rate, and cents each newspaper: and to
the Sandwich Islands, Australia, Van Bieman's
Land and China, tyis San Franeiseo1 IS. On
each single letter, 10 cents payable in advance
81 The single letter rate to California ana OREGON i
70 cents prepaid. On newspapers, etc, tRe do.
nestle rates apply.
NsR ORLEANS, November l, 1858.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-11-24

An iron horse on one Of our principal RAILWAYS bav
ing been adorned with the title, 18TH live awar
noticing the inscription remarked That is what lie
ney.p
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-11-24
NEW ORLEANS AGENCY OF rHn


HOME INSURANCE CoMPANY,
New York.
Cash Capital 100000 surplus s25900o
This Company perfectly responsible for all Losses under ita
Policies, and is well known the Local Companies il Ney
Orleans and Merchants generally many Of whom hold IN Po
cie5 Of Insurance. Fire River Risks taken a iogst
Hd Is per cent CASH return Premiums In lieu Of gern
DYldcnds. K, W. RAYNE Agent
No. IS Magazine street. New Orleans
DIRECTORS:
Charles Martin, President;
Az. Wi4!mHrth, Nice PreaidGnt;
Gillian s oIif9s e Tq g e A I A Lawrence Cos
I@n9rq n Barney, firm Of Wells Fargo 1 %
Themes MESSENGER, firm Of 7 4 Il. Messenger 9sl
@ %i,iian 7 r Nellen firm e cmtiq Nellen ";
4 II @&5 on hali trim Of Haskell, Morrck & Bull;
LeviP, Stone: firm Of Stone Starr 4 Co.;
S.lgS Ii9RmEeS MN I'm Of Baey Humphrey Butler;
Theodore hIcNamee, firm of Bowen McSanee / Co
6gn1 RE 5d Ar lTm Of Roan King Co. Of
ES oS Sc% ,ss f r@ 9l j ff3 * sss q
John g Nelson, 6rm Of Nelson i Co
G eGI R n9T9n, f firm Morton Grnne Co;
WaSd a. Work aI Of W@FG t2 Wo1F Co. S
Ya,c3 ~ Ifn Ct James Icy Co., of Louisville
Charles Rulkley, drm q huxley / Co '"'' " co.
HHg a92 r N0Fto9 firm firm Of Soron Jswe
JssSe lioyt, firm Of Jesse fioyI ( Co;
l ;,G 98sy tta G9oa }a9i 2'' Bss m 1 j.;
Gi5a T + B'Rr r, If mof A Barns ca
SGan H. B45jc5jaoE arm ii j q, Howe Co of Boss III
S ,T x hhH4wtn, frm e Baldwin, Starr & d
J9hR X Ford firm Of Ford Rubber Company
sidney Mason, trim of Mason Thompson
george T. Stedmau, firm Of Stedman Carlisle sba, r
Cincinnati 4'ii'ie d SHAY. oil
John Whitoek. firm Of whitock kellogg Garter;
yrs nae, Ir' hFm OF G Yale, DR., Co of New Or
YIN YIN, r; Fosdick firm # VIM R. 4 cbas. B. rosdtcE
pitts, Tenn; ~ . N'tsH3uBe, Oh mem
David Boyd 5H H # R2E' BIZ; HlRfS q S, albany
onteFs, a. r. ~ lHLMARFH. Vicas Presidspf
o. o. MILTON SMITH, Secretary
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-11-24

, s}fr usF sin. FrFlr ~.
The bridges re located aeros CANA CfaTasIss at M,r.
Claiborne aud Broad streets Tie briGses AT BgS.d sre4 m I
SAID bridges shal delivered to s coutetof in
conatsiop they NAV be found in On fbs jay f liyr,
c Ind t h" lie lie duty Of Of R cd { 1sygS ~ tS
at'fT FL dgsTy omake al repairs Necessary to the same
to Constantly Keep said bridges IN eSSd AID eaIa
during The cjnd.naee his contract 10 cors,a,y Keep
Streets ooer @G ne oag 5 a @a. Ggq 2I ,
j raw. " 52 soo oa S5 Fa 4 5
S%f5n Of ii soTc To- To 30 t I s R5IS LII an tn
forms The cy ia complete 10l urI and q ndfton
The con,as,sr "a b R9ana zrsg soa.in a,eoa
opeqsl 6u d bridges Is oea as msy be necessaT,, AID
az sT tEInsa ~ 9 a94 other mter7i7 which may be
Al damages which uay occur said 6rIess through III
1ai or ~ linn ss,'''s'o'' ,''' = ''t.'''su '-'
ne sonirag2F s9a be ned in t4e sun often dollars Or each
GG@Pt,oet ogs ofany Of tie monthly payments to os made
9eAi N ING sum OF 2ieCQ shall be required 70 guarantee
Payments monthly on he certificate Of the street
commence On tie is Of January ISL ' u one 'st' 10
web understood IN case IF failure BY the contractor
s%2 a lie Council n S S WY Si Se banner S Rsi3a
rig9l aon b contract w6oulpoang Tic eontracto in DE-
fault ~ required by article 1905 OF the Civil Code without
denuy and also well understood t6aI in c,e The con
complete 6s same i conformity Win lis contract. HE aG-
shall forfeit all he may have Tor any p of f
work done BY him up the date the abandonment and mat
the city shall be thereby discharged from any and di LIABILITY
eresoId contractor Ind h5 securities shah be lid and
bound sodo pay The city ali loss OF difference BE-
perform lie work NE price Al which It 11ay be addfead
Bids to bc per year for he whole work complete
New orle,ns, Nov, . lS5s
APPROVED by the Committees and Landings Of both
Boards Of Ihe common COGDcH
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