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CONSIGNEES.

NEW YORK-Ship Neutrality-suspicious. &co-w W Crane &co
&c Buddecke Sco-S II Kennedy &co-I Holden &co-Dud
ley, Nelson &eo--r 2 fwchell Sco-J Lum &co-Geo W
Hynson kcoWright Allen xco- q w Sizer-Cady Holmes
Hitchcock batting Lane, Mayeld hcoA Grief AGO.
Bradley, Wilson &co-Brdge, Ranle ltcoSamuel Locke
Mathews 6co-George smedes tco--Caroll Prchard &co-
Stevens &co-Marin Cobb tco-E y Motion &co-Molony
Bro aco-H Seaman tco-Fnt 4 Jones-Bredow & Wust
hoH-Prce, Converse Smith, Websierli Shum way
Ogesby Macaulay Horre Gayle &co- Walker Snider-
GroSjean Beneteau-R Laughlin-Grant. Lewis &co-F
Buuer-Steams Marvin--A Kearney-Sampson Keene-
Wheeler Blake-F Richardson &co---Payan Carhar--G
Huye-neBlanc Faucheux-rhiee Seller &co Karstendck
kco-G Morison-Bell & Duya-Slark, Staulfer &eo-P
Fell tco-H < Bcrlcw &co-J Turder-W g stephens-E
Wheeock &co-Babcock, Rhodes dco--J irton hco-C
Railley Aco-Peychand Hyde kc0-Bunnell 4 Bailieh-W
Allen &eo-s Todd Sco-tial Hildeth-R Laughlin--J
Marks kcoA Gondolfo tco-J Thurer-J West Eco-Mc-
Cutchon Howell tco-N whitingJ Wright tco-aud order
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CPECIFICATIoNs ror the contrnct for

the contract the
- brick sidewalks 0ordsres BY
and wooden cutters, DO side, Of Benve street from
Roman johnson Streets except where brick sidewalks
already constructed
WfDrH.-The sidewalks shall be Is feet in width.
CURBsToNEs,-Hewed and dressed curbones shall line
Sidewalks Of North liver blue other
good quality with them, beve dressed the
slopes Of the sides from three feet long
twenty inches wide and four inches They
shall be well set in good joints and in workmanke manner
shall end with Rperturs nicely through the
for draining lots They shall be duly Interpreted in
Lengths Of three six feet throughout the work according
and levels which will given surveyor
shall slope Of three inches for every
foot Of its height towards the ne OF the adjoining houses shall
also be dy fixed and backed in tho most approved
prevent crevcewash and sinking of bricks expert
from negligence in this respect cnrbstones
inches thick shorter than feet and having
than inches below
adjoining gutter, shall Be admitted in the work.
WOODEN GUITARS The CUTTERS shall be the best
mill cypress twelve inches wide BY four thick
length Of less than twenty Except cases where
lengths necessary halved ten inches
the jennings pinned there and every edte space Of
eve with pins OF less long
inches in diameter and driven through suitable
the gutter planks pierced slanng The the plsuks
the cuFbsoI shall be eveed The other
outside edge is TO have noehes OF eight inches long by
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INVESTIGATIONS for the contracts for
aud wooden CUTTERS both sides Of all the in the
tog between Eysian Fields Press Love sud ST.
lu7enhegs Hospital also both sides Mnrgny street To
Josephine street and also both sides Vaudeville street
TO solde street. except where brick Sidewalks by
curb stones, ore already constructed
CoSrRAcTs-fhe sidewalks shall be adudcated into four
different aud separate contracts, as follows. to,wil
First ConiraetA the sidewalks having eight In width
width.
THIRD Contract-A the sidewalks having ten feet in width
width. wv "
CuRssroSEsHewed and dressed curbstones shall line the
good quality with them, beved dress the top 70 answer
the slope Of the sides from three long from sixteen
thick They shall Be well SET il good joints and ia %orS
manlike manner and shah end with apertures nicely
be duly inerspered in lengths from three 10 six feet
throughout the work according to The directions and
slope Of three inches for every foot height towards the
line Of Ire adjo ming houses shs also be sody
backed the most approved manner to crece wash
and sink ~ Of bricks usually experienced from negligence
;hs respect and no cur stones less hon three and half
less than six inches below the upper surface OF the adjoining
WOODEN GurrERsfhe shall be made Of the best
saw mill cypress twelve inches wide by inches thick in
shorter lengths necessary hsved sesed ten IN he's at
ih joining pinned there and intermediate space Of
i've ee with oak pins not less than four feet long by
diameter driven through suitable anger holes In the gutter
psks pierced sanng The edge Of the pAnss nearest the
edge it noiche eight inches long nv two inches
deep cut out Al eight feet thereof in these cypress
thick pointed Al The eud which enters he roand
b. hrn driven down and spked with said plank with
there viii be aca cypress sunk Of inches wide
y two and half inches thick we'll nailed the gutter plank
g o. dry river sand inches thick and sod bedded
Lots the pins are driven The top edge Of the aeng board shall
pshk and the siter shah be laid with slope
shall b Sp nv & "a es SPsea Ea,ies foS d.ssng 9's
% esh deep and shall Be made Of and half inch
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[From the Daily News City Article, London, April 1871
TirkRr0oL. April 1.-THE abundance of money aud the
lease Of The dividends exercise stimulating influence
the funds The marker to-day fat in character, with little
variation In price.
Oonsos closed about Lilo cheaper than yesterday
Speca i've operations in abeyance pending the
Of the budget which Is fixed for Monday All the other
departments Of the Stock Exchange likewise extremely
dui.
Bona dde purchasers TO moderate amount would
baby impa general animation, but business Is completely
siagnan The of gold into the bank to-day
f3000 In the discount department the bank there
moderate amount Of business Today but the supply Of
in the market has somewhat increased during the days
probably the release of dividends and the
dealers experience duly in keeping up "a
cent however, may be considered the Of minimum
choice bills.
From the Times City Article srr
LoSDoN, April l6The funds remain without much altera
ton but the tendency towards heness In the discount
great today and II difficult lend
money call Ia the foreign exchanges this
afternoon the rates about the same as last post.
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COMPTROLLER's OFFICE, Z
=, ,,,.,. -. City Of New Orleans, July 7, 1855
X ESpLVBD, That the Comptroller be, and
- ne Is hereby authorized and notice
sohg the official Journal that accordance
St we ninth section Of ordinance No 4i2 approved March
~ 1854 the Council will any bill against he city unless
contracted under authority from the Comptroller
IN accordance with the ordinance referred to.
lSlgned +. H. TRACY,
President Board of Assistant Aldermen.
lSignedl l.. II. PLACE,
. - President Board Of Aldermen.
Approved April %, 1885.
lSignedl JOHN L. LEWIS Mayor.
The attention Of the officers the city and Of public
respectfully called to the foregoing resolution.
T. TfIEARD,
Blou Comptroller CITY of New Orleans.
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myl 70 ~ THEARD, Comptroller.
SPECIFICATIONS for the contract for fill
~ ing with river sand Washington Square, the Third
Washington Square, which Is comprised between Royal
up with river sand 20 grade in the Of fifteen
above the granite stills Of the DOORS descending
oes 70 De one oot below the top OF the granite
All round said Said grade be established by City
Surveyor The sand shall be key from the
oaure IN 'front.' OF Espanhde and Esn Fields Streets
from other bature be by City Sur
veyo The hllng when completed stall be nicely smoohed
H 50 as 70 present an even surface without any rugged or ho
Az ne materials shall b furnished BY the well
The contractor himself to begin the work on the
order OF the City Surveyor hc river be low
enough TO allow sand to be skeu from the baures com
pets the same thirty dat after uHde penalty dollars
plettd- ~ ~
Security amount Of 500 shall required to guarantee
the faithful performance Of the
The work 20 be under the supervision OF the City Surveyor
and TO be reformed TO the entire satisfaction OF said officer
Payments cash the completion of
Snee Of toe same by the City Surveyor
II is well that IN failure
10 begin or finish the work. any thereof within the pe
riod nxed in the Council be dissatisfied with the man
In which the work Is being shall
have the right annul contract without putting The
contractor default required by 1906 Of the Civil
Code and without applying justice to nnnu-
the and without indemnity; also well under
stood that in the shall any time abandon the
work not finish and complete conformity with
bis contract the said contractor shall forfeit may
have for part Of the work TO the date of
all liability therefor and is also wi, that 10 case
the be resod, the securities shall he
held and bound in sodo pay city loss OF differ
acted TO perform the work. and the price which may
adjudieated a resale REHABILITATION.
Bids TO be or the whole work complete.
Iss9sSj LOUIS H PILE, City Surveyor
Approved by the Committees Streets and Landings Of both
lsiened IIoHEE, HOLLAND, }cbsir0,n
HENRY DUREL,
81 Ht.r~.
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EXPORTS,
INDIAEOIsA AND GALVESTON-SteaInship Mexico
2 bb our go bb mosses Is hhds 45 casks bacon
$3.50 sacks corn, $50 coils rope, $50 boxes olaret
LIvERP0oL-ship Charlotte A stamer-2l2O bales cotton,
SOLO sacks
BOSTON-Ship Hartleyl2o4 bales cotton IL do hemp %
do metal 1903 hhds IS hhds tobacco do skins bbls
alcohol 95 bhs whisky % dc Wlne % ties beef 93 rkns butter
S25 dry hides, 2a6 bdls hide, 20 cases mdse
BELzE-Brg Creole70s bbls -four 1871 do pork 81 bbs of
vinegar 10 do % do pigs feet do beef do alcohol do
tupeniine do lnseed OIL do vinegar hams and
casks bacon bales and boxes tobacco kegs butter casks
and boxes care 10 boxes candles kegs butter bags
fee 10 bags potatoes lS0O states So lumber and
NEW YoRK-Ship Medaior935 bales cotton g. bbs beef
1867 bhs our 80 h bbs beef 900 pkgs lard 256 beef O
pigs lead bbs moasses, lO0 boxes saraparia hb
CHARLEsTo N-Bark Cherokee-5 hhds tobacco bbs and
hhds sugar $50 bbs molasses 522 bb whisky 5 hams 6S
bbis pork brandy Is wine box Of
kegs lard bags coffee 100 coils 70 sacks cotton
"a pkgs mdse.
PENSACOLA-sehr Anne Belle-l0O sacks corn 80 sacks
bran 10 do coffee, ~ bbls pork l6 bbs flour.
BEIIZE-Shr MarySO4 bbls -four Is do pork do vine
ggr 10 hf bbs beef lUhf do II kegs butter IS boxes
candles do cheese, &c and 32 hams bacon 10 bb
pigs feet % boxes wine oetayes brandy bids tobacco 10
kegs lard and sundlies
LAGUNA via CAMPEACHY-Sehr Victoria 200 bbs aour
% do tar bbls potatoes y do vinegar 70 bes oakum 10 kg
butter boxes cheese Is DO vermce 20 do Goldfish OF
iron, 70 nseed OIL rs do urpenne and sundries.
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Sco bbls "a do lard d. Keep Bard Scol25 kegs
lard r II short AGO. BIDS syme Proyan-ld do BRAN
Comngere Scoli coils rope BrOadwel fayneD45 pigs
lead n Kennedy &cO-i65 coils Hard. Summers AGO.
Brothers. boxes Mo0ney Broi hxs mdse Wright
6co-l4 hbs eggs Seheder2 do Delbondo1 hhds tubae
co vsucul4 bids tobacco Givea Watts &co3
iufner3l hhdS tobacco ii Short &coO4
and snndres orderTotal 90 hhds tobacco.
NASHVILLE Scotiand-l29 hhds Tobacco Jas
Turner-2 bids Short hhds tobacco l5bbls
ospech kcoO52 bbls -four 81 do lard and PORK Isl
sacks q hhds Given &co52
Meego Aowas 6eol0u ties hams2 casks hams III hbls Of
-four 1872 hhds tobacco Feowes hcoU4 hhds tobacco Hewitt
Norton Nco0 hhds tobacco 1875 bales IS casks bacon
lard Johnson 8cO433 sacks wheat bids tobacco
Frzser &col6 hhds tobacco Brdgel5 hhds tobacco Pat
smith, hhds tobacco RO iewAd 6co2hhds tobacco
Crafts &col9 hhds tobacco Brander Hubbard &co24
Robinson Sco3 casks bacon VIM soery &co-sundries
order-Total 2io bales cotton, $40 hhds tobacco.
BARRATARIA--seamer BsIrataria-sO hhds sugar Tole-
dano Taylor-sundries to order.
BAYOU SARA-Steamer C d Jr--3o bids sugar A G Ma
rioneauN66 bbs molAsse Green Crump1hf bbls molas
n Kelly &eo54 hhds WArnekn Kirchof-2l do
Gordon jr-l2 keniOn-7 do Is bhs mOlaSses
MenbeTger &eo-1l bales cotton Johu LeeT bales
BrOadwe Payne5 do Fellowes &co-26 bags Schn
lert negro boy Lacysundries order-roal y bales
cotton 1874 hhd sugar los bbls moasses 100 hf bbs molases
RAILROAD
JEFFERSON AND CARROLLToN RAILROAD.
MOBILE-steamer VIM Bagaley78 bales cotton Rives Bat
tie Nobe-4l do Farley, Jurey Sco3 do 7 Iardie AGO
bales osnaburgs gins box Garter &co-2
mills Bell Buchanan Aeo42 bb rosin do urpenne to
Smith &co-Tota l50 bales cotton.
P0NTcHARTRAN RAILRoAD.
MOBILE-steamer Cafornia-2O kegs butter A II May &co
Scol eask bacon hf bbls beef Bergamisundres
der.
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bill through Congress- there would be great dmunpn q ihe
paper ejaculation Of the banks Of DE West sales Of tbs
new coinage large amounts made from a X per cent
Discount bullion the receipts this week have been
extremely Mexican dollars under depression IN the
London market declined some dealers are only Offering
sx We have aay sales at this neure There
have been sales below l04
mi warrants have besn brisk during the week occasoued
by the demand Tor The government sales ir this state.
We annex our ssu weekly quotations Of coin and uncurrent
being III. rates Of John Wood Camp aud Com
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il money has bssn much doing the past
week. There demsnd beyond supply ard The brokers
well cleared Tbs demnnd h chiefly for Kentucky
Missouri 0o and Indiana State banks Traders prefer 70 take
ske issues san bothered with gold and silver The
sas Of the baak OF this city freely IN al
fsses through the West There d vcy little Georgia and
foafh cs1ola money oisHg This banks Of Augusta Ga.
sunad peee the first inst !, h not much
eues hai uonder why the banks Of South Carolina do
-. resume iikesises
hsre have bsea Increased Of American silver Of tho
sss colpsse Offering his week. No complain Of
I'M Of hard eny and ssdaor sill would get his
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VIRGINIA AND MARYLAND NEGROES

~ toT Sae-Remoyal from Esplanade
q WALTER L. CAMPBELL has purchased Nos u and
4 Baronne street where he will be found early IN the
M with large lot Of Virginia and Maryland Negroes for SALE
ne Is preparing ample and healthy for the increased
business be intends conducting the The
location between Grsvier and Common Bsronne street
which the second due the St. Charles Hotel,
and Is convenient TO all the merchants and hotels,
WALTER L. CAMPBELL,
n and 10 Baronne street,
aull lvAW het,geen Iiravjer and Common,
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SPECIFICATIONS for the contract for the
- construction Of turning bridge across Canal oarondeet
The bridge ss bulsheads etc. shall be constructed IN all
points accordance with the plans sections aud proes hereto
FERihe pier supporting the bridge shall be built of best
resting platform Of two hicknesses Of BY 70 inches
pans laid close and crossing each other in he work
manke Said platform shall wooden grating
Of y by ~ inches cyp piles driven least Is into the
solid ground framed, boed and finished marked the
suPERsrRucrUREAn tie timber and lumber shall be of
Pearl river cypress Of the best quality well framed and having
the dimensions marked the plans All the tmbes shall DO
paned and shall receive eood tarng OF ouehaf tar and
be Constructed on each sde of he bridge ss sed on h
thick ''P'e'' p'''A'' '''n's
laos WORK AND CAsrsGsThe bed plates rollers and
chinery open and shut the bridge shall be 4 the
iron properly set in and fastened the whole according said
The bolts suspension rods straps hogchains etc. all the
iron and shall be Of The dimensions marked the plans The
hogehains to be = inch 5 in diameter.
ABUTNESTs tILRs ETCIhe abutnent piers shall he lined
with Of y by inches piles driven ten feet into the solid
gronnd al distances OF feet from cniers said piles receive
heahnE q by Y inch cypress planks strongly nailed with
The space tween the existing roads on both sides of the
nal and protection Of said abuments into the canal shall be
allied and graded according to plans and the filling shall
covered with coat Of lake shells at least foot thick sol
Raings similar to those Of the bridge will surround the rile
lining and sidewalks similar TO those Of the bridge shall be
T g. Ia rs ~ , ~ ~ SHOWN on NE pa,s
ged by vessels shall be driven and framed marked the
PAINrSGThe outside faces of and frames the rail
ngs and posts The hogehans etc. in fact all wood and iron
best oil paint Of suitable colors
GENERAL CAusEs-The bridge when completed shall be per-
feey wei eqnbaied order that may Be easily managed
and the work in All It's details shall be perfectly well executed
Al the materials shall be Of the best quality and shall be fur
nshed by the contractor well as the labor.
Of two years from the completion of the sgmend ali repairs
tractor at his expens and to the faithful per
iemanee Of This clause the Treasurer shall retain hh of
the price Of contract until the expiration of said years.
which nm shall Be paid only ne bridge be then found
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CATTLE MARKET.

JEFFERSON CITY, May I, 1858.
The market is we'll supplied with stock and the lower de-
scpons sell pretty low Choice Beef Cattle tweseru held
cents but hear of sales above quotations
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HENRY DUREL,
mays II Clerk OF Comutroller
mays

SPECIFICATIONS for the contracts for
- lighting with oil all the oil lamps OF the city
The lighting shall be adudieaed into four separate contracts
First -A the oil lamps in the First District
Second contract Y. the oil lamps Second District
Third contract-All the oil lamps in the Third District
Fourth contrac-Al tho oil lamps the Fourth District
Each of the above mentioned shall adudcated
fo5 term Of one year to begin on the LIST Of june 1855
Commissioner in good order and condition. during the
Of their conac should any Of lamps require repairs
shall be the duty OF said contractors to have the
down and put in good repair and condition at their
1t shall further be the duty Of contractors at the exprs
ton of their contracts to return to the city all the oil lamps
the good order and condition in which they
by th!m, to the satisfaction Of the Street Commissioner failing
missioner shall have right the necessary repairs to
be made and the cost thereof deducted from the last monthly
payment and the reserved per eentage hereinafter provided
The contractors shall during the whole term Of their
to be lighted and keep burning during the time accord
liehil all oil lamps now existing or which NAV hereafter
be put up excepting those where be substituted and
oil during such times by Of cold weather lard oil is
liable to be eongesed or sperm or lard oil his option during
warm weather they shall also round cylinder shaped wlcks
the three fourhs OF which shall be lighted they shall fur
nsh 81 ropes blocks and other fixtures required for
pended lamps and they shah keep in good
the city in good condition all the ladders and other
All the market lamps aud such lamps the public squares
as be designated by the Street ormsoner shall he
lighted every night from half hour after until
half hour before sunrise and these lamps be counted at
There shall be deducted from each monthly certificate sry
cents for each and every lamp reported by any and police
as not burning giving sufficient light during within The
able occurrence It well Understood boTeys5 that th d.
dueon Is predcaed only the report made the
Commssoners offices and police stations Of the District In
Security $1,000 shall required from each of
the contractors to guarantee the faithful performance Of hor
Payments viii be made monthly the Street Commissioners
certificate reseryng hvs per from each monthly
until the expiration Of the contracts
The nota by al parties shall signed in the ten DAYS
following he approval Of the aduieations by he Common
and void
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IMPORTANT TO EvERyBoDYiI

DE GUI NO VS.
Non-Explosive Camphene and spirit Gas
L A NJ p n ID o A S.
is generally conceded that Camphene yields the eearet
and brilliant light Of known substance and the only
obstacle universal adoption hitherto been its explosive
tendency which really be wondered at with the lamps
in The undersigned having purchased the
exclusive right for the sale Of these Lamps would respectfully
invite the public call and examine them and Judge Of their
merits.
ss-CAMPHENE and BURNING FLUID by the barrel or
gallon.
County Rights sale In the States of Louisiana Mis-
sssipp Texas and Arkansas, favorable terms Applyto
CARPIETTE, sCANnLING HILL,
as SIN No. IA Poydras street.
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Approved April II, IS5N.
isignedl CHAs. NJ. WATERMAN, Mayor.

Notice is hereby given that on SATURDAY 9Th inst, will
adjudicae my Office IL O'Clock NJ above contracts
nyl IL r. THEARD Comptroler
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Ship simoon Smith, from Mobile to ] o Woodruff eco.
Schr Monte Christie Stodder, days from Sabine Pass Coll
enbow & Lesparre.
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MAYORALTY--OFFICIAL.
MAYORALTY OF NEW ORLEANS,
City Hall, 7th day of May, 1858.
Common Council VI the City Of New Orleans.

MAYORALTY OF NEW ORLEANS
City Hall 7th day Of May, is5s
Common Council Of the City of New Orleans
[ No. 1927.
R,ord That the Comptroller the Treasurer for
the payment Of the Following bills
n Whitney, furniture for Mayors private office $40 90
2 Goodrich Co., provisions for Work House in Feb
james Lindsay making cutters o sidewalks Of Clay %
4 r R. Hunt isatsSsn Police First District raons
OPriseners in March, 49, ZIG so
appraisers in different city suits ........,.... 50 90
A. Moa and y. " Wilt, services rendered aD.
y Co. wood and coal for WORK House Is 90
j. Il. Nichol for panks furnished city in 10 20
Mrs. odile Morel. amount Of license paid through
isisnedi Mi1,GiiiiiNiI % 10
lsignedl HIN; SUMMERS
President Board OF Aldermen.
Signed Signed - ohhs, NJ WATERMAN, Mayor. mys
[ No. 1928.
Rea That the Surveyor and he Is hereby authorized
to prepare plan OF p Of ground belonging IN e rtv On
the north size Of Felicity street extending from ST. Charles
that III may sod by the City Auctioneir under the
direction Of S, The Finance Committee. -, ,r,,,r
rs,n.,, President Board Of Assistant Aldermen.
- President Board OF Aldermen.
isignedl Gi1s. NJ, W WATERMAN. Mayor. mys
No. 1929. /
esoued That the Comptroller warrant on the Treasurer in
and H. csysS & for tTo thousand
3Oth Apr - -1''' ~ WV
BesatgsJ S,rtL.r THO. ,ha e,or,n,-.tI.. 80 l. 49,,
dirsetd ~ ysce a., H. 80 ~, y % "a @ re y ~
NAV i9ss the saarv ~ M Cy s,rSor a. ~ an ~ ss
thy,san5 doerxi VIZ Dy nn'Fe'o at Tue fae Of our
''''"''''l IsiEnedI per "nlu'l MAGIoNr
Isgned1 ue' DOH y N f SIIsXTF ataernen.
President Board Of Aldermen.
Approved May 7, 1858.
lsigned oAAs. NJ. WATERMAN, Mayor. mys
:
No. $780,
1,..,,.5 rt4 a. .,... . Al,
los az ~ ei,t ~ - 1890 o' ~ my s ne houses anu
sysr1ad ~ Ne 49, a. I sna tue s'nie u nsIeOy
O,Sbanshrassy ssc,riS,, IA -, ~, Ne 20 P',
enter info fbe nacsssary ,,e ~, ~ e 1ou gu
foTmane o S Sa contract WIN tne parties Tor the err
'''--'4-0 fSigned1 O'A' u NJ Su.r,trps
1891 p.as;Ja.. - po - a ~ ,i,'
TSigned1 MAGIoNt u'it'o"'
Approvsd Nav 1sbs DoSrd OIL Assistant Aldermen.
fSgned CHAS. NJ WATERMAN Mayor mvs
No. 1881.
B.solpsd That the Finance C,o,oree h. and ,h. ~. n..
tv =, 80 ~ ee pe au they are mere
VIM The laws onnctag biE d popgr STEPS m keseng
49, s neIeMlt ana procure from the Urea
sd " e Se ne Sy ana portion Of me Road and Leyee
~ The STATE fr * 70 ~ sle ueent PARISHES
- so fs,noti s O'e+'"' Vi iV's ~ an Ietegs-
e'I Pres,dent Roa-d ~ ins19tD't t1s.r