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CPEUIFICATIONs for 1he contract for the

Notice hereby given that sealed proposals for the above
contract will be received by up to FRIDAY the l4h in
slant, at l2 O'clock NJ.
myl 1T T THEARn COMPTROLLER
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ApflI y, 1903.
lSignedl CHAS. NJ. WATERMAN, Mayor.


Notice Is hereby given that on WEDNESDAY I'd Of June
next will adadcate, my office u O'Clock ~ the above
contract.
mys 22t T. THEARD COMPTROLLER
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COMPTROLLER'S OFFICE,
City Of New Orleans, May 8, 1858. !
T No, 1889.

COMPTROLLER'S OFFICE,
City Of New Orleans, May s, 1858
No. 1889.
Reolred That the Comptroller sell days advertise
in the official Journal the for paving Frank lin
street. Povdras round stones
in accordance with specifications in Surveyors office said
sale to be made subject the approval of Common
Council.
President Board OF Assistant Aldermen.
lSgnedl n. VI. SUMMERS,
President Board OF Aldermen.
tsignedl OHAs NJ WATERMAN Mayor.
No. 1892. ]
Roced That the Comptroller after Eve days advertise.
In the official JOURNAL the making brick
walks bnrdered by curb and CUTTERS both
sides OF Benvle street. FROM Roman Johnon street.
cording specifications the Surveyors sale to be
subject to the approval of the Common Council
lSignedl j. MAGIONI,
President Board Of Assistant Aldermen.
lSignedl II. NJ. SUMMERS
President Board Of Aldermen.
lssnedl CHAS. NJ. WATERMAN Mayor.
No. 1897.
Resolced That the Comptroller be and be Is hereby auor
lied to sell TO the lowest bidder bidders after
in the official journal four4eparate contracts
District lighting with lamps the CITY for one
said lighting be done
file IN the Surveyors Office and said contracts to be sub
ect to the approval or rejection Of the Common Council
[Signedl A.LANDRY
President pro tenn BOARD Of Aldermen.
tSignedl j. MAGIONI,
Approved April %, 1853
[signed 0HAs. NJ. WATERMAN, Mayor
Notice hereby given that SATURDAY the 18th day Of
May, lsbs will adudeate At my office l2 O'clock NJ the
above contracts. -
my5 1t T. THEARD. Conrtro'ler.
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CoMpTRoLLER--oFFICIAL.

fhet iy shall thereby discharged any aud all liability
thto and Is well understood that Ia the contract
hafod the and his securities shall be held and
bound in sodo pay the city all loss difference be-
tween he which the orginaly contracted 70
perform the and The price which II be adiudcated
al resale feadju location.
Bids TO be for the whole work complete
lsignedl LOUIS IT, PILE, City Surveyor.
Approved by the Comeeto and Landings Of both
Boards OF the Comaon Council
lSlgne11 H. 7. vENNARD. Z ch.,,rooD
lsignedl JOHN r. HOLLAND, N
Registered April 90, 1858.
myl W HENRY DuREL. Clerk Of Comptroller.
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DINE LONDON GUNS-AGENCY FOR THE SALE
of O. f. Manons fine London Guns and Fowing Pieces.
HEATON OLIVIER Sole Agents,
ms ly ~ Common street.
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[ No. 1880. I

Rsolp cd That the numbering the houses and
lots Of the city Of New Orleans be Is hereby
awarded to James Walsh eight per plate Edward
shaughnessy security and that the Mayor
into the necessary parties for the
formanee of said work
tSigned] H. NJ SUMMERS,
President Board of Aldermen
lSignedl j. MAGIONI
President Board Of Assistant Aldermen.
Approved May I, 1855.
fsgnedl CHAS. NJ. WATERMAN, Mayor mys
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TOBACCO. The demand has been quite limited and
with large accommodating buyers disposed
operate only further Of
the week far learn have exceeded 1000 hhds
nearly all the particulars Of which suppressed
quotations entirely nominal being probably lS9lc
the range for which considerable sales could
made Yesterday las hhds Clarksvle Admitted to seee-
sold round TO- and 80 private
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.

COMPrROLLER's OFFICE ,
City of New Orleans, May Sth, 1858 (
[ No. 1919.
Resored That the Comptroller be and be IS hereby author
lied 10 sell TO the lowest bidder after twenty days the
official Journal contract for constructing brick sidewalks
dered by curb stones and wooden gute in comprised
between Press Eysan Fields Love and ST. Avid Streets
cepng Margny and the east side Of Eysan Fields
hugs Hospital aud hsrguy Josephine street. and Mande
vile TO Sodele street. IN accordance with the petition speci-
hcaons Of the surveyor and l9 Of the city char
Ter said adjudication 20 be subject the approval rejection
Of the Common Council.
lsignedl J.MAGIoNI
President Board Of Assistant Aldermen.
lSiguedl u. N. SUMMERS
RnaiAant I'd ~ ~
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[ No. 1887. 1

Resolped That the Comptroller authorized to adndcate
after i've days notice IN the official Journal the bidder
the contract for paving with block stone First
from Magazine Pryana street. Fourth District IN accord
with specifications file in the office subject
TO the approval rejection Of the Common Council
signed j. MAGIORI,
President Board Of Assistant Aldermen.
[Signed II. NJ SUMMERS
President Board OF Aldermen.
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Notice hereby given that SATURDAY the 18th day of
May, ls5s will adudeate my Office O'clock NJ the
above ' - 49,
my5 II T. THEARD ComntroIer
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NO. 1881.
Reoed That the Finance Committee they are here
by to take the and steps kesDng
with the laws connected herewith and from the
sure OF the State the City and portion OF the Road
fund set apart and appropriated the different parishes
of the State for the improvement of levee
lSgnedl J MAGIOSI
President Board OF assistant Aldermen.
lSgnedl II. NJ. SUMMERS
President Board Of Aldermen,
Approved May L 1853.
lSignedl CHAS NJ WATERMAN, Mayor mv8
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CoMPTRoLLER's OFFICE,
City Of New Orleans, May /, 1858.
4 M 1919

Reso'esd That the Comptroller and he hereby author
ized TO sell to the lowest bidder
Official Journal contract for billing with river sand under
ne supervision OF the Surveyor In the Third
District according specifications lines and wells of the Sur
yeyor Said adjudication be subject the approval or feec
ton Of the Common Council.
lsgnedl II. NJ. SUMMERS,
President Board Of Aldermen
lSignedl = J. MAGlONI,
President Board of Assistant Aldermen
Approved April 8. 1858.
lsignedl oHAs. NJ WATERMAN, Mayor
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1858-04-16

T{0iioirag's PN5.-Thc stomach, by the chemical o.
gcuay of lbs solvent fluids the food into crude
blood the liver furnishes secretion which fits it for the
vcnous system; the lungs yiiazc t. II the stomach s
diseased, n cannot produce healthy element and il the
fountain OF life infected at the streams that how from
i must De- poisoned. II Is upon The stomach the great
which subsequently becomes bone. muscle, sncw, and
flesh that Holloway Pills exercise their alutary nhu-
curing indigestion iu a its shapes, and thus giving
vigorous tone tp every dependent organ. This i the
philosophy " the rapid and thorough cures of 90 the
ncties Of internal disease accomplished by this powerful
remedy.
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Pastor Of the Orthodox Church, Brookield.
Professor Wood.


From the Missouri Democrat
WOODS HAIR DNE.--Ihs admirable article is
rapidly improving the hair No article Of similar kind,
before the public, enjoys better reputation
storitive and nviguraing hair tonic It's peculiar chem
zeal qualities have a beneficial effect upon the growth and
character Of the hair giving silky and glossy texture
70 that which formerly Of and dry nature.
Il has, also, understand tendency TO preserve the
youthful color and appearance Of the hair and destroy
ing or couucractng the effects Of age. With such
concentrations in its favor, hardly perceive how any
lady gentleman should be without valuable ad-
junct 20 their toilet.
o. j. WOOD a Co.. Propretors, 3l2 Broadway, New
York. and ia Market Street, St. Louis, Mo.
Sold in Montpelier by l.. +. PIERCE, and FRED e.
SMITH, and by all Druggists throughout the Country.
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~ See advertisement of choice Fruits and
Flowers by Il. G. Worcester Of Thetford. in
another column. The Free Press saws
We have ordered, in the course of the past
two years, number of things from his Green
House and Nursery, and have talked with
several of his customers here, and we have
yet to hear Of the first failure to grow and
prosper Of any article received from him. OF
course such failures must occur occasionally
but we are inclined TO believe that failures
arc rare with Mr.. Worccstor's produeuons'
owing to the very thrifty and superior cnars &c,
ter Of his plants and shrubs and inc cure WIN
which they are put up. Mr.. worcester cat
aloguo is a list Of choice things ana VIII DC
sent by him free to any aduicSs'
BOGUS LOTTERIES BROKEN uP'-Ihreo
bogus lottery concerns ostensioly located IN
Now York but really established at Norwich
CT were last week broken up by the arrest
of the parties engaged in them, through the
agency of police officer Brncy of New York.
who undertook to ferret them out The
swindling concerns were conducted under the
assumed names Of Charles w Morton q Co.,
T.. Cooper & Co., and j. H. Hall q Co..
Their receipts have sometimes been as high
as s 600 per day. These swindlers are said
to have made fortunes in the business. A
Mr.. NJ. A. Gilbert, who had been engaged in
it, and who died year ago. left an estate
worth 100000. The fourteen prisoners
were taken before Justice Palmer of Norwich,
and, waving an examination, gave bonds for
their appearance for trial
Coon WHEAT. - Mr.. s. Underwood Jr.,
of East Hardwick, raised last year, from
twenty four quarts Of seed, twenty bushels of
good clean wheat. Mr. Underwood has some
of the same for sale now for seed, and il is
cerlainly yerv nice lookIng wheat.
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Markets.
BosToN MARKET. ApRiI NJ, Is5s,

BOSTON MARKET, APRIL 70. 1858.
ASHES.-Ihe market is dull and the sales have been
small al @ 6 lie pr ID. for Pots and Pearls.
GRAlN.-The demand for Corn has been good, and
prices, with moderate receipts have advanced. The
sales have been 90 cxtont az 81 SIC pr bsh for
southern yellow and cargo Of white at 7fc pr hushe
The arrivals Of Oats have been SMALL and prices have
advanced Sales Of Northern and Canada 40 80 a SO pr
luahc'.
PHONlSlONS.-Buitcr remains without material
change. Choice and extra quality continues scarce with
sales at % 2jc for old and new; and ranges
from IL zoe pr DO, including Canada and Western
Cheese is in moderate demand, and selling at a 100
pr lb, as 10 quality.
WOOL.-Flee6e and pulled wool continues in very
fair demand, and prices are steady and firm.
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Boston ADVERTISEMENTS.

ID RNETT'S OCOAIN f.
I'D ~ A compound Of Cocoa-nut on, &C., for drcss
ing the Hair For efficacy and agreoablcncss It is with
out rival.
II prerents the hair from falling Qf
II promotes IT'S healthy and rigorous groioth.
II Is MT greasy or sticky
II ieares disaqreca5ie odor.
II softcas hc hair 'chcn hard and dry.
II soothes the initiated scalp skin.
II qboros the richest hsfro.
Il remains iongost IN affect.
II costs my cents for Aal-pint boifie
single application renders the hair (no matter how
stiff and dr) of and glossy for several days II is con
coded by all who have used IL 90 bo Mc best and cheapest
Hair Dressing IN the World. Prepared by JOSEPH
BURNETT n CO., Boston. For sale by all Druggists.
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WAsmvGroN COUNTY CLERKS Orr1cE,(
Montpelier, April 18Th, 1858.
hereby certify that having ON this 2nd Tuesday Of
April, A. D., 1853, dolly compared the vote Of the Free.
men of said County for County Commissioner find that
Hon. Abdial Kent received 1890 votes.
Hon. Hiram Jones received 1920
Scattering,
Therefore hereby make Proclamation that Hon. Alb
dial Kent, having received plurality Of the votes Of The
Freeman " said County is duly elected County Com
missioner for the County Of Washington for the year
suing.
LuTHER NEwCOMB. con,an Clerh
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Boston Anhrrtisrmfnts.
LMER,s ART1F1CIAL LEa.

DA LINERS ARTIFICIAL LEG.
L This triumph Of American skill is acknowledged
s7as unequaloa, both in Europe and America. Attho
L Worlds Fair ~ LOHd0H 10 received the Great
L Pfi5e Medal" over thrtyhvo competitors from all
- parts u Europe. The " American Institute" Of
New York, in their late Report" say" Palmer's
dufcai Leg retains is stpe iorttg ORR a others
II IL is remarkable for It's wonderful naturancss both
- in appearance and action. II nearly resembles te
natural hnib that when dressed Il is quite impossible 20
distinguish IL from tho natural limb Over 5000 u these
limbs now in daily use by all classes, (ncudiug
y 800 ados who enabled 20 attend 20 their various
a,ocations with almost quite their usual ability. The
Palmer Leg is applied 10 the shortest and tenderesf
aU0p with entire no pressure is dNoced up
The end ot the stump. The browning characteristics
Of this limb hgit1css, great darabihfy-and in APP
poarance 10 Is only rivallod by the mechanism Of ma
ture" Every calling in lie is represented in the use Of
this limbhrmers, mechanics, lawyers merchants clor
gymcn, etc. We have upwards Of forty patients each
nearing tire artificial Legs The patient Is enabled TO
iraN iRinicdiatefy upon the application Of the limb, with
astonishing nd'NraiYess grace and comfort We always
guarantee entire Pamphlets, giving full and
reliable information, with references, etc, from the most
distinguished Sources gratis to all who request
them. Apply to PA LINER &. CO., 10 Green St,
Boston, or 31S Broadway, New York.
". B--Beraro Of Uuitators S507
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ID EMOVAL.-THE FRENcH & GERMAN
IL IMPORTING HOUSE
Ii O [. ID Il n @ II L L ER 81 G O

REMOVED FROM Is AND II KuBY ST., TO
80 & SO Federal, and l0l III ll3 Congress Streets
BOSTON.
Purchasers Of any kind Of Fancy Goods-Toys-Porte
Misunderstanding Brds-Ha air, Nail and Tooth Brushes
Observation-Disclosures Holders--Glass Beads
Meerschaum Pipes and Segar Hoders-Marbles-Io
Willow Wagons--Har s-Colognes--Soaps--Gen
inc Old Brown Windsor Soap--A coordeons-Violins-
Flutes - Harmonious - Jews Harps-Vioria Matches,
without sulphurand in fact any article in the Yankee
Notion line will find il very advantageous to call.
Pedders purchasing for cash, will find it worthy OF
their attention TO look at our large stock.
HOLDEN, CUTTER & CO.,
Importers Of Fancy Goods and Toys, and Dealers in
Fire Works.
Sole Agents for Sanderson Lanergans FIRE WO RKS.
Displays furnished at short notice. India Crackers
and Small Works on hand as usual. sl.93
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WuotsA1E CrorH1NG House.. - The at
tenfon of Dcsiers in Ready Made Clothing
and Geste0,lt's Furnishing Goods, is particu-
iorIv invited to the advertisement Of Messrs
Wbitine, Galloupe, Bliss 81 Co., Boston, in
to-day's paper. This is one Of the oldest
houses in Boston, they sell at wholesale on
iy,--and offer unusual inducements to pur-
chasers
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MON NURsERIEs

y ON n L r S f r f. .
y KEEsEvtLrE, -. y.
ln addition % usual supply Of Nursery stock.
ready for the spring trade, which comprises nearly all the
choice varieties ~ Fruit and Ornamental Trees, Shrubs
aud Plants, OF all kinds adapted 90 this cmatcwc now
offer nearly osE HUNDRED TRAINED SPECIMEN
= u err TR r rs
from our Specimen Grounds comprising some Of the
largest and finest Of the treesthe removal Of which has
became necessary 90 give 20 the alternate trees
manning. These trees are mostly the dwarf stock,
and IN rrIL nrNuvG and comprise most Of the choic-
varieties OF the Pear and several Of the Apple and he
Cherry - all trained as DWARF PYRAMIDS or
'DWAltfS. TO Amateurs commencing ON New Places,
and others desiring of this class opportunity for
The supply Of their wants Is here presented which seldom
offers anywhere
We have also unusually large and fine stock Of the
Horse Chestnut and Silver Maple, which offer this
Spring Corporations for Street planting and TO others
ordering in large quantities 0t rcduced prices.
PICKING done iu the best manner A. charge on
ly covering cost.
ORDERS solicited and filled invariably in the order
Of payment.
CdTALOGiES forwarded ON receipt ~ one postage
stamp. The edition for 1898 Is thclatcst issued
Address j. BATrEY, Manager & Agent
koescvillc, y. Y.
April, 1865. $3.50
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SOMETHING Worm KNowIS0.-By using Professor
Woods Hair Restorative gray hair be permanently
restored 10 its original color. The subjoned certificate
from Johnson Stone Gardiner, Maine, is but one Of
the many instances that daily coming 70 our know
edge, Of is wonderful effects IL is longer probe
matical. bat selfeyident truth hundreds In
mnnIly can instifg.
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BLOOMFIELD, Massachusetts,, January ", 1850
DRAR SIR Having made trial Of your Hair Re
ortiye, 10 gives pleasure 10 say that its effect has
been excellent In removing infamation dandrih, and
constant itching tendency with which have been troubl
ed from childhood and has also restored my hair, which
was becoming gray, It's original color have used no
other article with anything like the pleasure and profit.
Yours, truly,
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nR. J. w. PHELPS, No. 6s fremont ST..
~ Boston, at the sign Of the Golden Eagle, Has a
large and extensive assortment Of Isses, abdominal
Supporters Sh0uidcr Braces, SIR Elastic Sfoctings
hHee Caps and apparatus for the correction and Of
all kinds OF Physical Dciormtes. Also, Manufacturer
of Artificial Logs, Hands and Arms His Instruments
are recommended by The first surgeons, in this country
and 100 Europe, and pronounced superior any that
hnvo ever boon Iulnntnd.
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DEAR SIR I have used two bottles Of Professor
Woods Hair Restorative and truly say IL is the
greatest discovery Of the age for restoring and changing
the hair. Before using il, was man Of seventy My
hair has attained its original color. You can rec
ommend it the world without the least fear, as my
one Of the worst kind.
Yours, respectfully,
DANIEL N. MURPHY.
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r 7 b O OK S A l. L
~ AT 100 WAsHINoros STREET, BosToN.
ALBERT COLBY CO., Oriqinators Of the
"GiFI BOOk BUSINESS
Continue to give TO each purchaser ofbooks.
A OPT worm rnoM Sl.OO TO $4,000
We give better bargains than any other parties
whatever for have large stock Of goods which we
wish TO close out at actually less than the " manu-
facturc We have loaned large Of money 20 manu-
hcturers Of books and Jcwery and taken their stock
collateral security, and by such parties falling have
come into possession Of and valuable soojs az not
over ouc-fourh part the cost Of manufacture
We will send catalogues 90 any address, reception
Of postage stampshowing up some Of the humbugs Of
Now York and Philadelphia.
ALBERT COLBY CO.,
$50 Washington Street Boston.
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Boston & ntm llurk advertisements.
nAIR INvI0oRAToR ANp roN1c.


gentleman Of Boston writes to his friend in New
Bedford thus
To your inquiries, would reply that when first
menccd using Professor Woods Hair Restorative, nv
hair almost white, and had been for the last ten
years and 1t very thin the top Of my head, and
very loose and pulled out freely but found that be-
fore had used all the second bottle, (which eight
weeks) my hair entirely changed 10 ia original col
or light brown and is free from dandruh and quite
moist. have had my hair cut FIVE six times since
the change, and have any thing like white
hair starting from the roots and 1t is thick 1t
was and does come out At ALL II has proved
in my case all that could wish to ask
July /, 1856 Yours, ETC.
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The New York HERALD's ADyGcE.-
The n. y. Herold. which has been by far the
most influential sheet enlisted in behalf Of
the I.ecompton Constitution, now says:
'As the destiny of Kansas will be precise
ly the same under any act, or in default of
any act ofadmission, and as the only remain
ing consideration to every peace-maker now
is the spocdiest possible removal of this bone
of contention from Congress, why should not
the majority Of the Senate reccde, or at least
permit the Crittonden bill to 60 through by
defaulti 1t is not necessary that any admin
istration member should vote for the bill
The absence Of eight or ten Lecompton men when
the vote is taken will answer the purpose,
SERIOUS AoclDENT-Mr, Edmund Pope,
of RoXbury, was severely Injured on the 81
inst. Himself and workman were engaged in
taking down an old barn. When removing
the plate it was detached at each end, and
rested on post in the centre. In attempt
ing to ease it down, it slipped from their hold
and in falling one end struck Mr.. Pope upor
the shoulder, breaking the collar bone and Sc
yerely injuring his side. lie is still living
but there is little prospect Of his recovery
Messenger,
THE HOME OF LEooMPToNITE.-Brid
port, the home Of Hon w. ID. Bishop, one o
the Lecompton Representative from Connec
ticut, gave him 1875 majority for Congress
last year. At the election on Monday, i
gave 2ls majority against his party, Mr.
Bishop will see that his influence is powerful
NJ Several interesting articles are unayoidably crowd
ed out this week. but will appear in our next