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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-10-14

A large, and consequently EXPENSIVE en-
craving of q group of the great lights OF the
Methodist Episcopal Church, is in course Of
preparation in New York by an artist there,
Mr.. Buttre, who enjoys high reputation
The method of presenting the worthless OF the
church is ingenious, yet simple. 10 pulpit
is seen the great founder, John Wesley,
whilst below him stands the torn of the
venerable Suule, the Senior Bishop of the
church in this country. Ranged alorg one
of the walls 10 the order OF time from Wes-
lev downwards, are portraits OF Coke, Asbu-
nv, Whatcos. Mekendree, George, Roberts,
aud others, whilst on the platform are group
ed nearly two hundred ministers OF the pre-
sent day.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-10-14

The subject of the acquisition of Cuba, is
again coming up prominently for discussion.
1t is thought that the Administration will
favor aud urge the project--aud that the new
Minister to Spain will carry out instructions
ia relation to matters touching the project.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-10-14

We bavo receiced from MIR. Hiram Nc
Weigh, Of Missouri, an interesting pamphlet
relating to the Hannibal and St. Joseph Rail-
road Company, and the lands in the State OF
Missouri.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-10-14

The Union newspaper says" Many eau
ses have operated this year to distract and
divide our friends. We hope they have not
50 far extended as to produce permanent
weakness"
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-10-14
The FRENCH EMPEROR, Louis Napoleon, il

The FRENCH EMPEROR, Louis Napoleon, is
considered as an INEVITABLE NECESSITY
ard that, without him, there would be anar-
chy 10 France and War 10 Europe. Is it
possible that 90 much depends on the person
al command of one man? The great NapO.
leon was also an "inevisable necessity
ard yet it turned out tina. France could DO
without him. 1t may be for the interest OF
the Monarchies OF Europe that the present
Emperor of the French should retain bis
power, at the expense of the rights and iiber'
ties of France. But that any other interests
are subserved We do not believe. We can,
indeed, hardly conceive Of any new dynasty
which would not be forced to be more liberal
than that " bich now loads the fairest coun,
try in the old world With gllded chains.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-10-14

The contract with Mr.. j. A. Washington
for the sale of Mount Vernon, to the Asso'
citation, was eigned On the 9th of April, 1858
The sum to be paid wes 100000. Eighteen
thousand dollars we're paid ct the signing OF
the contract. The first instalment OF So 600,
due January l. 1859. is now ready to be paid,
aud it is hoped to zaise the entire purchase
sum during tho present year, 10 order to take
possession ON the coming 22d OF February
By the terms OF the charter and contract the
remains of Washington are never to be re-
moved from their present resting place, which
ia ON the SPOT chosen by himself.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-10-14

The subject of securing constant supply
Of water for the Chesapeake and Ohio Canal
in dry seasons, is now attracting much a'ten'
,;on 7, is discussed 10 the Cumberland Civl-
Ian, which paper recommends the damlng
M of Savage river. DC. We trust that the
matter may be farther inquired into.
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oct "a 60 imisf

tn BONES PRIME EASTERN CHEESE
~ . b.. cneIce Goshen Butter; ~ boxes
Italian and American Maccaroa!; ~ boxes
pure Ground Ginger ard Pepper: ~ boxes pure
Ground Cloves Mace; Cinnamon; All pee
White Pepper and Cayenne Pepper, in ard
ID TN cans. Also, Sart!Ues ire-a and OF nes.
brands; Picked Lobsters; Brandy Cherries
Brandy Pine Apple: English and American
Pickles; Worcestershire. John Bull. and Harrsy
Sauces; Tomato. Walnut, and Mushroom Cat
sups French and English Mustard, also Ameri
can OF different qualities best Bordeaux Olive
Oil; Almonds, Pecan Nuts. and English Wal
nuts bes, Bunch Raisins, for sale by
oct Ia J. E. DOUGLASS.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-10-14

Gov. Denvers, having resigned his Office in
Kansas, without, strange to say, quarrelling
with the Administration, the question is, who
is, who to succeed him3 Gov. d. has been
much more fortunate than his predecessors
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-10-14
The canal steamer Charles Wark has just

The canal steamer Charles Wark has jus,
made a successful run from Buffalo, New
York, bringing four thousand bushels Of
CORP, or one hundred and thirty-four tens
freight, and lowed another boat which had
four hundred and eigbty-nine barrels Of
e Jur, one thousand three buudred aud seven,
ty.one bushels of wheat. aud machinery and
castings, making one hundred and forty
three tons, or two hundred aud seEenty-seven
tons of freight to both boats. She lett But
falo on the 25'h ultimo. and reached the
Hcdsou at West Troy, 345 miles, Gu MONDAY
evening, the Alb instant, making, after the
dedu ton of deteptions, about seven days
runui time, or 40 average of about two
miles per hour.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-10-14
RIsk of Travelling.

i. appear, from the best statistics that 10
the last four years the risk to eac1 passcn'
ger Of being killed in goiug one mile vas:
By railroad in France, | IN lUo,gVJ.OJO
England, in d",DDOV 90
- y. York, in 57DyU,HuJ
Bv Atlantic steamships. in 10000
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-10-14

The latest European news reports great
financial ease, and buoyancy aud revival o.
business, in England. The expected new
trade with China "helps the cau.e."
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-10-14
PUBLISHED DAILY AND TRl-WEEKLY BY
EDGAR sTOW DES.
ALEXANDRIA,:
THURSDAY MORNING, OCTOBER IA, ls5

The British steamer SJleut irUm vera
Cruz, arrived at Havana, brings contradlc-
tory accounts OF the civil war III Mexlco.--
AT Tampico, the Mexican Governor was levy
ing forced contributions, and failing to raise
the sum ho wanted, had imprisoned num-
Der Of Spanish AID American citizens for IS
hours with nothing to eat or drink. In@y
were released on promise to raise the
amount when number fled and took refuge
on board the steamer Soieut. The Spanish
consul took refuge in Spanish veSse!-o-war
off Tampico, but bis family took refuge in
the Silent and we're lar dsd at Havana. In
portant dispatches are Oh the way 10 W ASH
iugton from the Spanish Consul and Ameri-
eau Minister, who will sail FROM Vera Craz
on the 18Th, per ship-Jlwar Plymouth, for
the United States. Colonel TaicJtt, Of the
United States corps Of engineers, came pas
seuser 10 the steamer Soebt, ard embarked
10 the Isabel for Charleston. On the way
from Mexico the diligence was attacked by
roboers, and three Of them were shot dead ny
the diligence party, who escaped uninJured.
The fredericksburg News contains a trib'
ute to the memory OF the late Rev. f. c. Mc-
CURE b. D.. every way deserved. DR.. Nc
CURE was born in Winchester, in the year
1893, and commenced his loug aud honored
ministry 10 fredericksburg, in the first week
OF October, 1918, when be was barely twenty
years of age. From that period to the day
of his death, With a singleness OF purpose and
laborious diligence never surpassed, be pur-
sued the even tenor OF his way. Having
baptized and buried nearly two generations,
on the first Sunday OF the month, he preached
with feeble voice and utteraDce choked with
deep emotion, what proved to be bis farewell
sermon to bis flock, administered the Sacra-
ment Of the Last Supper, aud with counte-
nance already beauing with celestial light,
gave them bis parting blessipg-a in a
few days laid aside bis robes Of earthly Office
and Event up with the angels to receive his
crown" To him the day of his death was
his Coronation Day--a grand contamination
to such life. The mourning mul,itudes " o
wept over his cofin attest the warmth and
depth and universally of the sorrow which
seddeus the tereaved community" They
laid his mortal part in the grave close beside
the walls Of that church, which during his
lie was his delight and now 10 death is has
monument. ALI the church bells i'll the town
were tolled. aud the entire community atten-
ded to testify the general SORROW. Bishop
Johus Of his own diocese and Bishop OIey Of
Tennessee. and large company OF his Min
isterial Brethren attended to do him honor.
The grand old burial service was read, and
it sounded like march of triumph. Bishop
johns elcsueutly pronounced bis eulogy, cell
ebratipg the day worthily as that of bis
friends third aad happiest nativity, as he
had been born first into flesh, aud secondly
into grace, and now into glory.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-10-14

IA ME-! MRS JONES, only 10 tankoi Il,
| 1 Here I've been paying r. 30 tor bLA'h
LASTING CATERS aud can buy them at
the Nac Cheep Shoe SD, ior D %. A body
mus, pay for their learning though. Cail AMI
SEE them, Ladies, at I. POi5AL US,
ocr l4-3t No 1922 K!ng-st., oPpo winners.
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FIerIta Election.

AUGUSTA, Oct ll.-Judge Hawkins, DEM
has been elected to Congress by about tw2
thousand majority. Walker, fJr State Regis
ter, vas elected unopposed. The Legislature
l. largely Democratic.
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C.Inn REWARD Ranawey 'f'M ~,
sOiUU subscriber on SATURDAY i.'.
9Th INST, my Negro BOY NATH.iA w ...a,y
boy is abou, feet 2 or inches hIs2' o. .....y
complexion hi, hair inclined TO red aii . ,,,o
or grey eyes. Had on when h" leii, O ,,,,s
irocX coat and pants, and also one o''s " 80,
coat, and striped Kossuta hat--a 'iG". az - -.
on one of his ears. will pay the "o''e ~.
ward for his apprehension, II taken oo. -
GINA, and $50 if taken within lhe S.%a,,,X
oct l2-eo3t W. II ZEMNERMAN
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cSO REWARD-Ranaway from -,
.O,N fed. on the 3)th day OF ssPs'.,
the slave man EDMUND. The 'a!t A's'S 81,
fully SIX feet high, JET black. win Io.S ,or,.
worn plated has large mou'a' c'es' ,tc,.
teeth, mas twisting gait IN walking - .a.,..
IS years OF age, OF powerful frame 4n' -
quickly, and rather broadly whea addIe,ss '.,so.
will give the above reward for Ms @&lfr,n am.
sion and delivery to me IN jail, 50 ina, ! H.,
J. J. HALSEY, Trustee Tor u. a. -, .,rw
Mitchell's Station, CulpePer Co, oc' -,
..NToT FOR A DAY, But For ~" ~.
~ TIME"-Those Gable noo N, E,ns..,
so, at the New Cheap Shoe Store, w + co
oct 1876 i. b. fol%A
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Tn. Burutuc oryhe Austria.

Mr.. Pnilllp try, Of New JeTsag, cooduct-
ed the neon nrayer meeting az John Street,
n. Y, NJ. f. Church, last Saturday. lie
opened the exercises by reading hymn, of
which the two following staozas are part:-
of, through unruflsd seas,
Toward Heaven We calmly sail,
With grateful hearts. 0! God, Ia thee,
Well own the iayoriUg gale.
But should the surges rise,
And rest delay 10 come,
BEST be the sorrow, kind the Storm,
Which drives rs nearer home.
lie then read the 20:h Psalm, and offered
prayer specially remembering the friends
of ali who persisted in the recent disaster OF
the steamship Austria.
As Was expected Mr. Berry made most
affecting statement OF bis experience, iron
the moment the alarm was given that the
vessel was % fire, to tae time when be was
naked up. He said that in that dreadful
hour, i, was terrifying to witness thu maui
festations of insratltude to God, in the oaths
aud dreadful imprtcatiOus which pierced the
air. He, with lew Christians, mustered on
the quarterback, and there consulted upon
the course to be pursued, in case they were
compelled TO fee the ship to escape tae tor
lures of the flames. Jne woman declared
that death was inevitable, aud she WAS un-
prepared to meet her fate; she asked what
she should d.? Sac WAS advised to pray II
q ID. that the blood OF Jesus, which was shed
Tor sinners, nj got cleanse her from her staS;
she said that she could not pray; he NJ. i J
prayed Cor her, aud with her, and trusted tha:
she had made her peace with God. A. the
flames spread rapidly, il became necessary
too tue lit;le group On the poop to separat@;
some of them t. meet nc more until taey
should meet in heaven. His particular friend,
who bad accompanied him on the passage,
exchanged promises with him, that If oue oil
them should be saved, he should inform the
friends of the other that he had yielded up
| his spiri; reposing on the arms ol Jesus. They
! separated, 10 meet not again until all the
saved in Christ meet in heaven.
After leaving the ship, he swan for long
/ distance. During the time Of this struggle,
! bis ears were couiuuI!ly pierced with the
screams and waiting, OF the per!shing. A.
/ ter having been IN the water for consitefa-
/ bic time, ho deserted liie-bu0y 10 the dts
/ lance, hich several parties seemed TO be co.
! deavuring to reach He swan with all his
vgpr to reach 1t he gained 1t, but soon be-
came cold in every part Of his body. He wa6
/ all this while engaged 10 sweet communion
with bis God. lie had such view OF Gods
| love a. he never nad before, and he was ra-
Their anxlou- than otherwise to glide INFO taa
possession ot tue sweet blessings which pass
cd before him, and lowered over hin, seem
! ing to invite him ho;nc. Never before dbl he
| rememb Der those beautiful lines of Wesley so
wildly, and never before did ne use thcm
] with better intent:
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Trans lailg Crescent.
! RINsR lNTEl-L-iSa &C.


THURsnAr, Aug. 10, 1858.
B1A4s TEAY1se.-Leiftte tor Bayou Lgfotycts.
AL O'Clock A. II to-day, Captain John ], Brown
hseks oat DIS regular weekly summer packet for In
soarohe and al intermediate landings. Mr.. A, Il /.
Gardner is her ever attentive and gentlemanly clerk
Yrsoo Belle for Yasoo rtUer.- This popular
packet leaves to-day at r NJ, in charge Of Captain
s. Butler, for Yazoo City and all intermediate
landings aud plantations on the Yazoo river khe
is laying ct the foot of Common street receiy Ing
freight,
COMET for Shreveport " with the U. S. mail,
thaviag been unayoidably detaineD will leave post
lively at p f to-day, this new, popular and swift
passenger packet leaves for Red river, in charge Of
the universally known and highly esteemed Captain
Reuben sleads. Her attentive clerk is Mr.. w. S.
slss5le bg Il fine boat, with clever and efficient
oaicers. We assure passengers who travel on the
Comet that they will receive every attention.
LucV Holcoa5e for Picks5arg.-This new and
splendid passenger and U. s. Mail packet leaves to.
day q S T. NJ, as usual Capt J. NJ. White com
mands, ana Mr. Jao. T. Roberts is her gentlemanly
purser. 1t il sufieientto announce her departure
her reputation for speed safety and comfort is esa b.
lisled beyond all question, and her officers are too
well known az gentlemen without superiors ia their
profession to need word from in their behalf.
u. II. Eairchild for LouisUiHe.-This swift and
elegant passenger steamer leaves to-day at p. M.
The g. H. Fairohild is perfect boat from the hull
up; the passenger accommodations on her are su-
peril her cabins and state rooms are most beauti-
fully furnished everything sarrangedin the neatet
and most comfortable manner; her fare IS tine very
best. Capt j. H. Faucet is extremely active, go
ahead and systematic commander; everything on
hoard i conducted with the strictest reguIarityso,
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re-
- pairing and keeping in repair for wear tht M II raag
on Frencmen street from heyee Claiborne street and on
The above NAMED she'll roads shall be delivered to the con
tractor IN wWeysf cGGa"m lhey may be mon hs day he
month ater TO lmSt them required in the best yorktna1
using for said rep the clean and soau %
The contractor aso bound during the continuance or
his contract ALWAYS keep in the best repair the above nme
Shell rotds 0lHg all holes and ruts their first appeacs
with clean and sound lake shells ia such manner Us 10 pre-
the original grade Of said roads
The sail also be bounh repair ways keen
ana also TO clean mud always Keep clean me bitches
Of said roads, in order to prevent sBgntion Of
The contractor shall Furnish ut his HI the
shall be nude within twenty hours after their becoming
souer SHAH the right to cause repairs to h3 made ut
TIT expense Of The contractor and en the
Senriy amount Of s50O shall he required to guarantee
the faithful pertormhr ce OF The contract.
Payments shall be made monthly the certificates Of the
street Commissioners The city eseryiug per
Inc contract shall lie adju1iCuHd for of be-
SS o on the day Of the peeoo" # the contract by the CITY
It Is we'll understood that in case Of failure by the contractor
Rod fixed case the Council be sisfed With The ianner
IN whr4 i Is being executed The Council shall have the right
as required By article 1905 the civil code ami without amply
t II v also wei understood that in case the contractor
ahN At any time 4bandon the work finish complete
Shn forfeit all claims may have for any part of the work
aohe y MN up 10 i've date Of the
therefor and i is also we'll understood that in rpsc The con
tract be rod thr contractor and his securities held
ana mound nsodo pay all losses or difference
between the price which the contractor originally contracted
hg wofk and ne price at which, may be adjudi
S SiS 70 9e per Y@4r for I9e whole work complete
lSisqefl LOUIS H. PILE city Surveyor.
B5e % o$ l9e G9mmees on Streets and Landings Of both
.s%:5 Ho I. v EaEEE2RS on"lrnsn
aus I HENRY DUREb, Clerk Of Comptroller
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BosroN-snIp

BosF0a-Ship Harlley--Assorted mdse.
KAEANA--IBFig i A ghapman-49a boxes sugar 80 hads
angar no bales tobacco do indigo segars PaSSnl
do Weehardl DO TO A CaHon-i bds paper do bags red
pepper boxes cod fish Rstba.
lumber TO order
eoYINaTQh-sehr Eiml--lOo bhs sand to order
GoYINGTog-sefr Phenemenepe- geo bricks "a order
PRRsAe0bAseh0 Mary Elien-Zfs 500 laths 10 j r Pike
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ARRTYRn---

to o y PABne--igt dist '
Ship Hurtey, Hewes So DAYS from Boston to Il " Insnn son
% dis S1
Bug = A Bhapmad Laurent dBysfom Havana afSfyRI NE
Quarantine previously reporlod to Plassan--2i dist g
Sehr Mary Ellen Snow days from Pensacola Oyson
lEco-Basin
schr Southern Independence Green days from Pensacola to
Hsasere-Basin.
Sehr Elua Smith, from Gnyington--Basin.
Sehr Phenomene, ----, from Tchluncta-BRsin.
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aNEAMRo We.

Lucy Holeombe Richardson, from Pr Worthngou,
n III Fairchild Faucet from Louisville
+ J Lakeland. Miller from st Louis
u II Carroll Kmbal fren Red River,
nr Batay, Dugas. from L0ckpnrt.
California, HuLchugs from Mobile.
ToRboAt Mlaudon, Whann from the Passes-toRad dow
and sea- 80 inssbips Gotnthan Innius-hrough Id
qp ship Hartley, and from Quarantine brig A A Chap
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contracts
aug l2t I, THEARD, Comptroller.
SPECIFICATIONS FOR the contract for TAX
- ing and reayiug dagonRy square block paving Of
Juliu street, from Baronne to Rampant street
sides OF said Julia street from 10 Rampant street sii
be taken and regarded BY the the following
The contractor shall take Up the curb,ones and tie brcEne
lie Hines and grades 70 ae furnished by he Cy SnFyeyor
The carhsones shall be well set in good Joints and in work
manke manner and shall nave slope Of inches for every
foot of their height towards the line Of the adjoining houses
shall q pe sodly liked and backed n the approved
experienced from negligence ia this respect,
River blue Of the best qualify hewed and drcssd 6erei
On the top to answer the slope the sides from long
inches balow IT. RRpeT surface Of the adjoining gutter
cglf9p snGl aEe np lne walk pavement and relay
hs WY Surveyor ~ well rs all new brcbS and flags
Be- furnished BY tae contractor without charge
The bricks shall laid in rrneboDe on bed ofake sand
Gr qtaSF nd q equally COED q Wiz j. 9nehnlt IF
mp with sharp sand and coating Of 1t half inch Ia thickness
spread the whole surface Of the tcng The aEstones
mortar with the joints well filled with cement mortar Fri6r
70 me 9a9 aaa nus, me earth or ground shall he cut
with deeyit slope towards the outline Of onehaf OF an
inch foot hegronnd where low shall filled IN By
che contractor and well remmed until completely solid The
betng and tagging shall be regularly laid in close joints
without any rugged hollow PLACES that the pavement viii
benz straight edge otherwise it shall be rejected
The usual brick and stone cutters The sidewalks shall
o. ont BY n contractor without extra charge wherever de-
Fa take up the square boe paving and pick and grade the
te street IN accordance with the grades be given
BY the City Surveyor depth Of 4inches below the superior
the road street tie eurves 10 be EVEN b be ty
Surveyor shall place on the Top 5f tbs sane SoiuS y
not less han inches Of london gravel and sharp sand mi ed
and shall thoroughly roll the same with 5000 pound roller an
a. i forms an even and bard foundation The square
The contractor shall dress all blocks which are rp nm t
edBes aud top so that said blocks nlg ae or qpre
surface free Of all rugged hollow places 50 as 10 make close
AM % rpHE tl3
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Shipping gntflIigtate.
THURSDAY, August II, 1858.
CLEARED YESTERDAY

Steamship eharle Morgan PLACE Indianola and Galveston
Steamship Gen Rusk Smith, Brszos Santiago VIA calves
ton ami Iudianela, @ Il PAYNE
g B Payne
Sehr Anna Belle Ellis, for Pensacola, ODowed sullivan
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PRIvATE BANKS AND EXCHANGE
RAMEE-

S. NICHOLSON ( CO. GnrouIeet5tree
SAMCELSMlft CO., Corner CAmpstreet and BommercaI
Alley.
JUDSON CO., Corner Camp and CaHalstrsets
BROWN. DC HNSTUN 4 CO. No 3S Cam p1treet.
BENOISI, ST wv & co, No. 81 CArupstreet
BANK OF COMNEBCE JACOB BARKER, Agent,
EOrHef CAmpgnd GFIverstFsetE,
THOMAS Il. BARKER, Corner Camp and GEayierstrsets.
II, w. CONNER & SON, NO. IS GurOndeIet street.
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CoMpTROLLER--OFFICfAL.

l,g1t.,-r1r, =, : - --5.-
~. AltkOLLEkS oFFtIE.
Olty OF New Orleans, August ~ 1875. }
M d132
~,
Aesbte NAT me Solnpfeer ne anu ne Is hefehy RulAo
ea 9 3u99e1 o TIE lowest bidder alter I'VE days r3ee N
lue olnta JuuA CONTRACT TOT Gttclhg po hs tltIch
men ss anu gSGng the same IN seeodaase %n IgyS
I3 3gs oi w ~ 'he 9ge rom VIZ
h S3eS 10 Ing Geny %@9u ~, S Ec !" 0s
suDett he approval or reeenon q VIZ So9lIT
tSlghedJ Cta z NA ttHJ
EFeslaeht botLti u i,2I1 ~ Aiei'lel'
lSlgnedl r. p, VII q ,,,-
freSldent pro Tenn board Oh AAueEheu'
approved August b, 1920 -, ,,,,rsrr5 49,
(Sguedl GERARD SiilHt Mayor
Ncire ia berpb,. ayfn that on TUESDAY the 9Th inst
viii oSirjfrsts az my, Office at II o'clock NJ the above
contr.rt ''J"''ss'' = -
sIG :, r TTfEARD Comproller
-- 1Ll
| SPECIFIC ArIuNS for the contract for dig
y nm ,rLes on bnth sides Of FFeuchmeu rect and giSd-
M be oadway Of sGI Frenchmen street from Margny ca
| nal "a GeTfilIy. Road
Diches feet Vide at the top Is inches wide the bottom
Rn et een below he level o the Lowest ground shall he
dug on both sides Of said Freuchmeu street Marigy
Canal u GENTLY Road in accordance with the lines and levels
to be given BY he City Surveyor.
The sides and bottom Of sud bitches shall be cut in straight
line and well smoothed of and the earth coming
Of lie same shall thrown the roadway Of said
The roadway between the bitches shall be 70 in width