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COMPTROLLER'S OFFICE, !
City o. New Orleans, March q, 1859.

L i
2sotred That the Comptroller be e he Is hereby authorized
to adndicate after five days notice the fetal ou nal the
nine following contracts separately the lowest bidder
en,h subject to the rejection of the Common
Gil and the work to done agreeaby specifications file
the Surveyors Office VIZ
contract for making brick Sidewalks bordered by curb
stones and wooden CUTTERS St. Andrew street. between
azne and Constance streets, north side
2 contract for cons ucug brick sidewalks borderei
cuthstones and wooden the north side ST. Ayide
street, from Elysi,n Fields Vaudeville street
T. contract for constructing brick sidewalks sides
of Vaudeville street. odee by and wooden gut
ties, from Grod to St. John the Baptist street.
A. contract for conruc ing brick siew ks bor1ered by
tst street, from Elysinn Fields TO Marigny stseet.
nrac for constructing brick sidewalks. hordered
cnostones wooden cutters bh sides of Morales
from st. Ferdinand street to Washington Avenue.
g. contract for constructing brick sidewalks bordeed by
curbstones and oen CUTTERS the side of Music street.
from Girod to Morales street.
l. contract for constructing brick sidewalks bordered by
curbstones and wooden gutter both sides of Spain street.
from Goodchldr to st. John the Baptist street.
g. contract for constructing brick sidewalks bordered
curbsoie. and wooden quite both sizes Marguy
from St. Avide 10 Prosper streets
g. A contract for laying square block pavement on St.
Charlss street, from Canal 10 Julia street.
[Sgned CHAS H. WALDO.
President Board of Assistant Aldermen.
lSignedl j. O. NIXON
President Board Of Aldermen.
Approved March 49, 1859.
tSignedl GERARD STITH. Mayor,
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SPIE;oIEIoA "A for the sontreet for ful.

nishng The city with lake shells for the repairs The she'll
The ellis shall be sound hard lake shells of the
oe qda se O. DIRT and sand otherwise they shall be
The i'd shells shall be delivered piled by the contractor
fr by City Surveyor either the New Canal
on the the SURVEYS " wsa
days from the date o. said orders and for each neglect by
a. The actor shall be liable to fine of twenty
five DO the Surveyor shall have the right purchase
case lake shells could not be had either nyer shells
don gravel at whatever prices he be able
chased by the City Surveyor be aucted Of any Of
Security amount Of $500 shall be required guarantee
the faithful performance Of the contract
Surveyor of each hou Shells
NTH Of the payment of each deliv be retained in guaran
tee until the nex delivery, and until the is
The shall be adudcated for term of year rom
me dafe OF the approval OF the adu con by the Common
well undertoed of failure by the contractor to
rod axed the Council dissa sf with e manner
In wh CHI the work ing executed the Council sail the
fault required Gle 1905 81 lie Civil Code and wi sout
applying to conr Of justice to annu the and without in
tractor shall at time abandon the work.
complete the same in conformity with hi the said
work Zone by him to the date of the abandonment the
city shat be thereby discharged from any liability there
resod the contractor and his securities shall bs he
IN sodo to unto the city all losses difference the
price at which the contractor originally contracted perform
ne work ard the pice at which it be adiudicaed
Bids per shells furnished delivered and piled
10, N 1nea y, ment BY the GHy Surveyor.
tsienedj Luis H. PILE. CITY Surveyor.
y s q h Streets and Landings of both
n.s,.,.., u, RobEsf fN nUYaaE oh"'rmen.
uHH ~ for Comptroller
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PECIFICATIONS for the contract for
cleaning out and keeping clean the pvies of the Parish
The shall within days after the approval
adjudication by the Common Council thoroughly ceaa all the
and agreeaby the provisions of existing ordinances
and shall also always the cleaned during
uance Of his whole the entire satisfaction Of the
Street Commissioner
The shall be liable ten dollars per day
he shall neglect keep whole Of said pive
the satisfaction The Street Commissioner should he
keep aned tho whole of said prves for
during hv days after due notice served him by the Street
Commissioner The said Street Commissi shall have the
right said pves TO h. cleaned the Of
he amount Of the es and OF cleaning the prvie
shall by the Comptroller Of Of the monthly
payments to re made 10 the contract r.
Security in the Of Ss0 shall be required
the faithful performance Of the
Payments be made Ronthy the certificates of
Commissioner the city reervng per until
final should the pe fs hen found eep b. Oh H.
Street otherwise they shall be forfeited for the
The ajudicaed for tel of one year from
the approyaof the adudica ion by te Common Council
to begin finish the work or any PAL, hereof within the
period fixed or II Case The Council be dissatisfied with the
have the right TO the contract without nnng the CON
tractor In default required by article 1905 o. The Civil Code
without indemnity; and il is also well understood thai n
case the contractor shall at time abandon tie
The said contractor sh forfeit all Chains he may amy
part or the work done BY him up 10 the date of the abandon
and az liability Therefore and also well understood
case the be reod the and his securities
Indifference between the price which the contractor origin
a 70 perform the work and the price at which
Bids TO be for the whole work complete for and during
year.
Approved by the Committees on Streets and Landings of
- s saHsan
m21 Il '-'''u 90 HENRY DuREI, for Comptroller.
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l.No. Ass.

k0ed Ihat the contractor for digging bitches In the
yeanig q oo.aga Abade and Aubry streets
claiborne Broad be and he
II suits his without the
throw much Of the dirt from said bitches
the Aaid Streets and fill the
= peonsd fe By the residents and said
pervisf0n Of the City Surveyor. IA g77
1 lSigned] CHAS Il. WALDO,
President Board of Assistant Aldermen
s45s l6tgued1 ]. o. NIXON,
I President Board of Aldermen.
TSiEned] GERARD sTTTH Mayor ms
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lyerng to the city the Of MI yeew
% ss % E. M 'sHw Tree pa
strength or durability and shall have the following Dimensions
The lumber frthe sides from 20 50 feet long from to 6
rs lumber wings $ feet long p eche, wide
end inches wide at the other end, and inches thick
a Ges ss e 'ss' long rom 70
inches wide, and j inch tn ok.
Also scsntngs of various dimensions.
cor in snsh and at such Of the city IS
Is S me sh and @
each AID neglect deliver amber the Orders of the
s S as be to Be e s
The penalty and the of the lumber by tNe
paymsnis he said eoatressof wv
the m If ~ h9 Be required to
fsy%sat r. DIV by Stree,
II dvs g. the
h s ssss # .us @
ii h. Be w he
" Of ne lumber The Common Council shall right
s s. s ses
ing to sCnTt Of justice 10 annn the same and without nde.
lis Contract @ "a, and Ss sompese
hS ne all 81 5 be 10
e Of tue aud that II. sty shall be thereby dis
understood that in case the Contract be resod the
contractor and his securities shall held sodo
opay the city all loss difference the price
which the contractor originally contracted deliver the un
ber and The price at which be adudicaed resale
or readjudlcation.
The contract shall be adiudicaed for term Of one year
from ts date of the approval of the adjudication Com
Council.
Bids to be thousand feet board measue furnished and
delivered assorted and piled.
New Orleans Nov. 25 1856
tsgned LOUIS H. PILE. City Surveyor.
Approved Committees Streets and Landings both
Boards of The Common Council.
t tsE%ss} Il 1 :. T RlhkTTzAosp }oha'rmen.
Registered March 10, 1859.
NIL It HENRY DUREL, for Comptroller.
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GREAT BAIsGAINS-GREAT BARGAINS,
FORTY PER CENT. DEDUCTION.

No. 81 ROYAL STREET between Cusonhonse aad Hetvie
Streets New Orleans.
Just extensive assortment OF French and German
LOOKING ALIASES, Gilt Frame and limitation do;
mened and Plain Wood of style Glasses, Portraits
EngrAvings. Photographs, etc.
His superior aud splendid stock Is forty
less than lust and twenty per below the lowest
ke prices.
N, B,-Eyery arteIes guaranteed the Locking.
Glasses wl double thc The
ton owing discount allowed glasses.
Gliding guaranteed for years.
immense Gallery of Paintings. Lithc-
graphs by the greatest masters is exhibited for safe
siderable reduction
A large variety of Tasseis, Pins, Clasps, etc.
PARTET AND AMBEOTYPE GLASSES
F02 SALEA Of Sereocopic Views, lively low,
to close consignment.
EB- Paintings Renovated. n1s en-
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I No. 400. !.

| NO. AGO.
Resord That the Street Commissioner he and he Ia
requested to TO be constructed wooden crossings
FOLLOWS f0-wit (: '7'i 10
One az the tersection Of Goudrhden and Emra streets
onea the intersection Of Goodchidren and Desire
s4 ISignedJ j. O. NIXON
President Board Of Aldermen
lSignedJ CHAS. H. WALDO,
Approved March rs, 1859. = 4''l'n.
lsgnedl GERARD sTITH. Mayor. mas
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
mo. 446al

No. 446s.1
Resoced That the City Surveyor be and he hereby In
srnced to have agstone banQuete made at the east END
the Ninth Fourth District provided the cost snAh
exceed the Of hundred and twenty i've doars
fSiRpedl j. 0. NIXON.
President Board Of Aldermen
TSruedl CHAS H. WALDO,
President Board Of Assistant Aldermen.
Approved March Is 1859. =.
tSiRnedl GERARD STITH, Mayor. m25
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.

complete the in conformity with his contract the said
contractor shall forfeit a claims may have any part
the work done by him 70 the date of the and
the city shall be thereby discharged from and all ab
W therefor and is also well that in the
tract DO resod the contractor and his securities shall be
held an bound ia sodo pay the city all loss differ
ence between the price at which the contractor originally
be adiudicated at resale re.adjndcation.
Bids 10 be superficial yard square block paving fur
nished and laid complete including the gutter
Of curb stone furnished and laid superficial
loot o. crossing stones furnished and laid superficial yard
old square block paving taken read and PET
ming foot of sidewalks taken up and relaid.
New Orleans, March IA, 1859.
Signed LOUIS H. PILE. City Surveyor.
Approved by the Committees Streets Landings both
Boards OF the Common Council,
{Signedl HIT. vENNARD, }rha,rrsr
lSignedl ROBERT HUYGHE on"'A'n'
Registered March 10. 1859.
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MISCELLANEOUS.


INTENSIVE SALE OF
MAGNIFICENT FRENCH PORCELAIN
AND FANCY GOODS,
Suitable for
PRESEN AND FAMILY USE.
Mr.. JAMES r. JUDSON
Respectfully informs the public that he has taken the Store
No. Camp street. and opened large and elegant stock OF
magnificent FRENCH CHINA AND FANCY GOODS, direct
from the suitable for Presents and family usc
The Porcelain comprises complete assortment Of Plain Gold
Band and Decorated Dinner Dessert and Breakfast SETS
latest styles
The richest assortment OF FANCY CHINA offered 10
this city, viz Vases, Colognes Toilet Sets Gard Baskets
Motto Cups Figured Inkand China Crucxes Toy Tea and
Dinner Sets Pun Boxes, Jewel Holders and Nick Nacks.
Bohemian and French CRYSTAL GLASS Decanters, Cob
let's Tumbers Gard Receivers Coognes Fruit Bowls lquer
Sets etc. etc. And to induce large Sales all Of the above will
be disposed Of after the following very liberal plan:
With every purchase to the value OF 81 80 and upwards
PRESENT WILL BE GIVEN, varying In value from Fifty
Cents to One Hundred Dollars.
Ladies especially Invited to call and examine this stock
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.

CoMPTRoLLER's OFFICE,
City Of New Orleans, March "a 1859.
No. 443l.
Rsolred That the Comptroller SELL after days notice in
the official Journal the contract for cleaning the pvies
the parish Jail for from the acceptance adudca
lion by the ommon Counci all according the specification
Of the Surveyor.
ISgned] CHAS H. WALDO
President Board of Assistant Aldermen.
Csignedl j. o. NIXON,
President Board Of Aldermen.
Approved March IS, 1859,
fsignedl GERARD sT1TH, Mayor.
Notice is hereby given that on THURSDAY 3lst inst
will adudcate at II o'clock NJ Office
mA 1t T. THEARD. Comptroller.
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Notice hereby given that WEDNESDAY, of rr,
1859 will adjudcate at Office at IL M the above
ma 12t T. THEARD, COMPTROLLER
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No. 4465.
AN ORDINANCE, relative to stables. ss
Re- II rsoipc 5N Common Council Of the city Of Nec Or
leas That shall be lawful for any person
buid stable stables for the Of
sion from Common Councauy violating
me foregoing shall fine Of dol as per day. every
day they shall be in contraventior.
Be further resored That all ordinances resolutions
rary the foregoing resolution hereby repealed
tSignedl ]. o. NIXON,
= eDs., "a, President Board of Aldermen.
rSigned] CHAS. H. WALDO,
President Board of Assistant Aldermen.
Approved March Is, 1859
tsignedl GERARD STITH Mayor. ".
A true copy:
m2ss5t j. L. FAnaE, Secretary.
NAYORALTY OF NEW ORLEANS, !
City Hall. March q. 1859,
Common Council Of the City of New Orleans
[ No. 4444.
Whereas necessary to afford every facility to commerce.
and whereas there Is large number of aboas arriving
merchandise and being provided with proper dis
charge their without great loss and
therefore, be 1t
Resored That from snd after the passage Of resolution
that privilege be and the hereby given and
consgnees Of aboas to land place that the essees Of
ton in which such proposes land may said
privilege to remain in force during the pleasure Of the Com
mon Council.
lsigned] CHAs. H. WALDO,
President Board of Assistant Aldermen.
Eignedl j. o. NIXON,
President Board of Aldermen.
Signed GERARD sTITH, Mayor
A true copy: VIZ. SALoNoS.
m22 St Secretary 10 the Mayor.
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-=.. No. AGA.
,so,r.d That the Street Commissioner and he hereby
instructed 10 have oil lamps located in the named
places viz One the corner q SECOND ana 81. ts.sc.
al ina corner Of Third and ST. Patrick streets one At the
ca,. ~ ThS and 81 David Streets the Fourth District
ootnet VI sinnsa J. D. NIXON,
~ ss President Board Of Aldermen,
s,.r.d CHAS. H. WALDO,
President Board Of Assistant Aldermen.
Approved March Is 1859 er,r,, ,, -.
fSigredl GERARD sLlIH, Mayor. mt
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QoNED TURKEY AND DOBEs-
The undersigned having made all the necessary
men informs the public that he prepared Gil orders
all kinds for refreshments for BALLS, SOIREES PIC
MICS and families all times be served with BoSED
TURKEYS FRENCH PATEs BOILED HAMS, DoBES,
GALLArINES, ETC., all hours, and got up in tie best
styles. r. A. HOWARD,
(successor Geo. BeardJ
No. lsT Camp street,
felS en- opposite st. Patrick's Church
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CtMtTROLLERS OFFICE, Z
City Of New Orleans, March a. 1859.
No. ALT.
RESOLVED That the two following adjndicaons by the Comp
troller be snd the same are hereby rejected, viz:
contract for the pairs o. shell roads Of the city above
Canal street Henry Mcnnnsecurty Jno G. stewartor
the sum Of $4,000 for the whole work complete.
contract for repairs Of shell roads Of the city below
Canal street 70 F. Nar1uersecury, Peanne Bros-for the
sum Of sll 800.
Reofred further That the Comptroller be and hereby
adjudicaie the lowest bidder after ten DAYS
notice in the official ourra contract for furnishing the
city Shells by the BARREL for repairs shell
the City The requirements Of the City Surveyor and
cordarcs with specifications on file in his ccehe said shells
when contracted for to be used by the Commissioner
the repairs the said shell roads,
vision Of the Committees Streets and Landngssada dui
cation T. be subject to the approval econ Of the
Council
[Signed] CHAS. II. WALDO,
President Board of Assistant Aldermen.
lSigned1 j. o. NIXON,
President Board Of Aldermen.
[Sgnedl GERARD sTITH Mayor
true copy: WIN. SALoMoN,
Secretary TO the Mayor.
Notice Is hereby given that WEDNESDAY h of Arril
Tuv11o
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WIDOW A. COSTA, SUCCESSOR TO ANGELO
w Costa, hiss on rnnd AMI offers for vale
600 bbls, Mess, Prime and hump Pork.
100 tierces Racon-S des and ShoulfSr~.
70 bbs White aud Red Beans.
% tierces Sugar Cured Hama
2nl bills Superine and Extra Flour.
30 tierces Carolina Rice.
800 bills Western and Northern Potatoes.
o2S en- "a az 20 and "a DID Ieyae s.ree,
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NDrICE-IN CONSEQUENCE OF THE DEMISE OF
~ NJ Louis Commagete the commercial arm of GRATIAA,
COMMAGERE K co lis this day dissolved.
The surviving Of the late firm, Pierre Iangis of
Eoreaux md y d. Gratan Of New Or cans will continue the
anle line of business, under the firm Of g. y. GR.TiAA
Co, in New OetHs and OF ?. LONGS co. III bordeaux.
Mr. mo. JACOB HERE has the general power OF the house.
New Orleans, jan. l, 1850.
PIERRE LoNGIS.
jail If s. d. GRATTAA.
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The Trustees have declared riviiend of SEVENTY PER
CENT after paying SIX PER CENT interest all the out
Standing Scrip and redeem in cash all Scrip issued excepting
l5FI and lS5I
Interest and edeemabe Scrps payablein after
tie 7lh February. 1889
New Orleans, January G. 1859.
ALEXANDER BROTHER, President.
u6 en- IIurS WurpIrp S.rr..urv
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Resord That the delegation Of Third District be and
thy hereby authorized have the Recorders Office
Third District, and lookup fitted furnished In proper
provided the does thousand dollars
lSgned] S1s CHAS. II. WALDO,
President Beard Assistant Aldermen.
lSignedl J. q. NIXON,
President Board of Aldermen.
Approved March rs, 1859. - - -
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C~SSSN~ TRUNKS, RAGS, etc f~sN>~
li The attention OF Country Mer- kS.fl1 III
K%IEs % V}chants is solicited TO my rich EslSI.yM
Sa.a.1.AxkJ stock of goods suitable for the .lsAC
Spring Trade, consisting, in part, of
SEsTED TRUNKs-four Trunks in nest, at 81 % up
to IS 20.
Nestled TRUNKs-two and three Trunks in one nest al
81 rs up to S. 90
Wood + olo Trunks at S2l per Dozen and upwards.
Imitation and Genuine Soleeather Travelling Trunks
81 50 mp 10 $40 per piece
YAi.ISES from SIT per dozen and upwards.
Ladies' Sole Leather Dress and Packing Trunks.
Bonnet Boxes Reticues, ETC.,, various prices.
Ladies' and Gents Travelling and School Bags from IS
per dozen, and upwards.
Genuine INDIA RUBBER CLOTHING-Long Goats ant
Legrins for Plantations Offices Sea and Captains
OIL.-CLOTH CLOTHING for PiaHtali9n Hands and Drny
men.
Also large variety Of other oods suitable for the country
trade, all of which will be sold the lowest market price
And my establishment was in hct,' always the nos
favorable to either in Of terms variety
quality quantity Mechnnts and othee purchasers
speetsuy informed that 1t viii always remain such here
After Very respectfully,
+. BAUER, No. % Magazine street.
between firavier and Common.
P.s consignment of 300 superhnc Ladies' and Gentle
mems trunks, of various Sizes be sold
fel BIN
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Rssored That n. rgnie, City Auctoneer be and he Is
hsrsby aulhorizd 70 sell public auction undivided
q the estate belonging jointly the cities
o. New orleans and Baltimore on the same fe and
dona - set forth in section of resolution No. $685. saef
= Be made Of before the 18th April pro there
alter - possible.
iSigned] CHAS. II. WALDO
u President Board of Assistant Aldermen.
lSigned] S. j. o. NIXON,
President Board Of Aldermen
tssnedl GERARD sTITH, Mayor. m26
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for manufacture, the returns shoW decided advance,
With the exception 0f cotton ire caSgoss Of that com
ocisy som the United sses Aaviog casually decliued
su,ibg last moath. OF wool there were twelve millions
WOUNDS wesgns imported IN April sst past AGAINST nine
pow on nemp has alec increassd from ll0,c cvt.
TO |ssp0 cwf; OF raw silk nom 73i 900 70 1888 800
acooavT bow presented altogether highly sailaIac.ery
tending snsy % me se'ppiog interest BY the tabes
topnsgo saoyed N soreiyn during last mons
Of st1S3 lvps In tue *eniies nwards p and of moi eas
thsn 2lb ~ tons In the "Cesralce ort vcrs In ths
cosspg usde the augmentation is even larger the in
crease slrox<irg ''cptered" 48t 482 tons ana N
c]eared" ia4 TONS curing the bygone Anvil MS cam
pared vita thu corresponding month Of last roar.
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INCIDENTS OF THE WAR.

MILITARY, NAVAL AND FINANCIAL MOVEMENTS.
The 1fester Zestung states that Sandman commssary
mad proclaimed the incorporation OF Massa with Piedmont
The same journal also states that Dutch ste amer ba In
violation OF international law, been chased by French
war ship hoisng Austrian coiors.
The ri color bad been bosed at Luvino and Naccagno
Martial Law bad been declared at Chasso in the Canton
Tessn.
The london Tines Turin correspondent saws the feeling
there and In some other parts Of ay particularly hos
tile 10 England.
The first Austrian corps ddrec, 40 Geo strong was to
De sent from Bohemia into the Tyro by way Dresden
and Munich.
The accumulation or troops Munich was 30 great that
two thousand beds had been made up IN the Crystal
Palace =
The report that the neutral Powers had protested against
the occupation OF Tuscany contradcted but 1t
eved That the English and Prus In Paris
had made observations on the subject which not
very well received.
despatch from Trieste says that about sixty French
men OF var we're IN the Mediterranean, cruising between
the Adriatic and the Leyant
6ota OF gunboatz ready to sail from Toulon and
was shortly TO be followed by q second was supposed
they were Intended 10 Aot against Venice
Five gunboats which could be taken 10 pieces aud re-.
mounted had been cent TO Genoa. They were intended
for use In Lake Msggore
Letters from Rome state that The greatest ebusasra
was produced among the people and the French troops by
tne news OF the triumph oil French arms at Montebello
The London Ne,ss Turin correspondent teegraphs shst
IN official inquiry, made on the spot, establishes the fact
thst the contributions levied by the Austrsus yercel
declared had not been rased amounted to the Of
million francs