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The Old Bargain and Corruption
CharRe.


THURLow WEED publishes the following
interesting matter in the Albany EUe,li,lg
Journal:
JOHN QUINCY ADAMS AND HENRY CLAY.
The Press. in its obituary notices of the
late Albert II. Tracy. refers to the old
charge Of bargain between Mr.. Clay and Mr..
Adams. Though this accusation is not gen
orally believed, Mr.. Tracy's testimony may,
just now, very properly. be introduced. We,
therefore, submit the following extract from
a letter written to US by Mr.. Tracy, dated
WASHINGTON, Feb. 81, 1925.
The Presidential question is of late becom-
ing more spirited and interesting. The de-
velopment OfMr. Clay's views, in favor of Mr..
Adams, although perfectly understood by
some of us from the beginning Of the session,
has produced great CONSERVATION with both
Jackson's and Crawiord's friends. Both suf-
ft.red their own uniounded hops to i, hide
them into belief that he would take ground
on their side. What renders this event the
more gratifying. is the fact, which know TO
be true. that Clay's course has not been in
the slightest degree Influenced by any advance
or arrangements of a personal character. He
and Mr.. Adams are in precisely the relation
ship of Intercourse that they have been. 1t
is altogether the result of the public state OF
things. Indeed, it is hardly possible to con-
ceive political mans acting with that per
feet independence which MIR. Adams does.
am entirely in his confidence, and speak
therefore, with positive knowledge, when
say. that be neither has made nor thought of
making an overture to any political man
living. He Iests his expectations, with the
most confidence, on the course of events
turning neither 10 the right hand nor to the
LETT, TO seek or to avoid.
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New YORK. Oct. 1,

NEW Ukk, OCL i.
The Protestant Episcopal Convention Of
the diocese of New York yesterday decided,
after an elaborate and to some extent a noisy
debate, to ask of The house of Bishop at their
next general convention the remission of the
sentence of suspension which fifteen years
ago condemned Bishop Onderdonk to retire.
ments This remission, if granted. will re-
store the Bishop to his Episcopal functions,
but if all the wishes of this convention are
complied with, the whole administrative
jurisdiction of the diocese will remain in the
hands of the present provisional Bishop, the
Ri. Rev. DIR. Potter. The measure met with
ardent opposition. and was passed on the
face of rtmonstrance from DIR. Potter him
self. The convention adjourned finally at
the close of its evening ses ion.
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Gs- A Washington despatch says that the
dispatches from Commodore Tatnal relative
so the renewal Of hostili,ies Ia China, lately
received ut the Navy Department., have been
admitted TO the President by Secretary
,;odeey. Mr.. BuchaHsn, il is stated, APP
l.royes OF the conduct II the Commodore
) rendering assistance TO the British naval
'orees-it being simply n reciprocation Of a
ourteSy extended TO one Of our vessels
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From The Nom rhl. Enquirer.
4 Prediction.
KEEP IT HEFoRE THE PEOPLE.

We predict that the Democratic party in our
State Legislature. at its next session. wi
dcfen ar eadeHoT 20 defeat the yecAarteriRs of
the Planters aud UHsos Banks. That they
will do this. n'ither by directly advocating
an ezeiasire DaefaiIie currency Though. for con-
sistency sake, they NAV make a point ofthis,)
nor by otherwise directly opposing the 70 char
feri.g Of these two Banks, but that they will
do IL, ifthey do Il at all. by Offering all three
Of the old Banks NORMALLY the same char
charters so restricted, however. or In
definite that none bat pet Bank dixie the
Bank Of Tennsssee) could or would accept
OF them. and which. of course, the PiaalrTs
and Uaian Bsnts would h compelled 10 d.
4 fin.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-10-05

New SENATOR'S IN THE Next CONGRESS-
The following named gentlemen will take
their seats for the first time in the United
States Senate, on the first Monday in Decem-
Der next, on which day the first session of the
thirty sixth Congress will commence:
Hon. Willard Saal~bnry, of Delaware.
Hon. J. w. Grimes. of Iowa.
Hon l.. w. Powell, of Kentucky.
Hon. X. s. Bingham. of Michiga
Hon. j. e. Ten Eyck. of New Jersey.
Hon. Thns. Bragg. Of North Carolina.
Hon. III. b. Anthony, Of Rhode Island.
Hon. A. q. Il. Nicholson. of Tennessee.
Hon. J. w Hemphiil. of Texas.
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s- 1t appears that the regular Democra'
cy have carried California against the Re
publicans and anti-Lecompton democrats.
That gives them one whole non-slaye-holding
State. A pretty fair start for the race oil
1860. Where will they get the secondf The
Washington States would reply. Apnesold.
Well, we shall soon see. The canvass there
has been unusually active, and leading men,
on both sides, from other States have par
tcipated.
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NOTICE TO STOCKHOLDERS

SUPERISTESDENT's OFFICE, NASH. & CHAT. r. R. Co.
NASHVILLE, 4th Oct, 1859.
(tT0CKHnLDERS in the Nashville and CHATTANOOGA
- abroad, will be carried from any point on the
road to Nashville, to receive the October dividend
and return free Of charge both ways from the 18th
the 25th of October both days inclusive. by show ing
their stock certificate TO the Conductor. BY Greer OF
the directors. +. W. COLE, Sup't.
Murfrs esboro Telegraph, Shelbyyile Expositor,
Winchester Home journal copy.
OCtS-3w. G..
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ss-The Memphis Eresias Argus has been
enlarged add improved in appearance. ltis
= sparkling little sheet. having for it, editor
ane Of the most graceful and vigorous writers
onneeted with the Tennesse prs-s-. and Is de-
voted principally "a the ehFoaiellng az Mem
is aff,Ir ant the roking oi fan ~ Nash
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SApONIFlEN,
OR
CONCENTRATED POTASH.

More than Double The Strength Of Ordinary Potash.
ENoR ~ skinP : ap without lime with little trouble
Il aud trihi expense. The ehcapcstaTticle ever
discovered for the purpose. One pound will make
IL Give or ffteen gallons Of god Sot Soap, nine
pounds Hard soap. Printers will End IL superior
article for cleaning type. 1t Is perfectly soluble and
free from impurities.
Rroken In small humps aud put up In ], ., and 6
fb
Manufactured at the CHALLENGE CHEMICAL
WORKS, Brooklyn, and sold BY
DURKEF CO.,
oci3-d&w1y ISL Pearl street, New York
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Furnishing and Fancy Goods.

NJk are non receiving me assortment OF Fur
w nisniAg 1os de-, II which 10 lame cIIikTs--
every VARSITY % Patteras sAd laies, styIesollars
Stoves, suzpenacfs- Robes Meek iies, Pocket Eand-
kerehteis, Umbrellas, pNDkkwEA..-eyery yarie-
y-aonsy Bette, HAi-t Al. f--ol Cotton Wool No.
rtno, anu Sashmerc--fffAt kllSI SHAN & Gaunt-
lists a, baokHkln, kss .sa Csii, ke-, for sale b.
sspztu tt J. II. ncGuI-
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BOARDING.

nTRs. C. p IaSKFoRD. Gate Il coiumbiA) hav-
wi inx taken the l4rge aad com rsodoas hosse, Ne
Co. ow er Market street and htted { up AID fraishea
anew prem red % accommodate. with erst class
boarding all who may favor Der th ikrr patronage,
upon reasonable terms
Z Thfs house Is cehirAlly heated, and is therefore
eaH euieni 70 ali 5Arts II The city Az day board
ere desired
ocx1-aW-e usA-
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Correspondence Of the Louisville Courier.
Lexington Races.
CONCLUDED,

FIFTH DAY, Sept. 3O.-Produce Stake for years
olds, mile heats 500 entrance $50 forfeit, SIS
declaration. Thirty two entres-6 started, viz
hcGrath Harper's CHI EndOrser, by Wagner,
dam Fanny Observation-Disclosures. ! /
R. a. Alexander by Lexington, dam Plea
yuhe 49,. observation-disclosures. 80. =
}. NJ. Lawrence's b c by Berthune, m Mary
gold, by Sir Leslie ................ D .
Ope -::..'...... 49,. ....--
A. Buf'rd'ssc by Wagner, dam SpOrtsmistress,
ny EIhI sc. .'"-'-.
Wiley & Wards b Goodwood, by Lexington,
dam Evergreen by Gleucoe Observation-Disclosures. 6
Time, 3:5TA-4:0 y.
SECOND RACE.-Purse $3.50; mile heats; for all ages.
p. A. Alcxlnder's Lila, 3 years old, by
Yorkshire, dam Gloria, by Margrave 2 / l
james Shy's CHI III Greek Save, years old by
Glencoe, dam by imp. Margrave. 3
Jas. EoTd's b "A years old, by Cracker, dam the
dam of Charley MOrehead. ................
John NJ. Clay's br AusterhZ, years old, by
Yorkshire, m Topaz. 3 3 4
J. G. Boswell's CHI years old, by Wogner,
dam Julia H.. by Glencoe. .............
Time, 1:5615-1:5s A-l;57
SIXTH DAY. Oct Der l.-Pursc $3.50; four mile heats
for all ages.
+. Scruggs's Oh Red Oak, years old, BY Sec
Ond AltoTf, dim by j Observation-Disclosures. l l
r. A. Alexanders cb Lavender, a years old.
by Wagner dam Alice Carneal. ............ 3
John Campbell's ch m LIZZIE Mcdonald, years
old, by Revenue, dam earah Washington 3 2
A h. Richards b m Glyccra, years old by
imported Soyer ign, dam sister to Pry dis.
Time, s:26-S2 0H.
Track very heavy.
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Jasper Branch Railroad.

OFFICE NASH. 4 CHAT. RAILROAD Co.
October 3, 1859.
DY order of the Board of Directors c lis made
ID on the stock of The Company subscribed for
building branch road from Bridgeport to Jasper,
pay able t. the Treasurer Of this Company follows
one dollar on each share on the LIST of November,
1859, and two dollars on each share the lst days
Of December, 1859, January, February, Mirch,
April, May, June, July, August, September, 0ctO-
Der ana November, 1860.
Payment may be made to jackson Pryor, at Jas
per, or to the Treasurer at his office in Nashville.
Promptness in meeting these calls is requested Of
the subscribers q ST. ok the construction of the
road depends exclusively the means provided
specifically for that purpose.
octi-tf W. A. GLEAVES. Treasurer,
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shelby Medical College.

THE introductory Irctnre 4 Prof EESI viii be de-
! Ifvered Al tie Lecture RI m q the Coiisge On
WEDNESDAY EVENING, TIE slH Inst, Al ~ o.
clock Suhject-" Tie Harmony q NataFe-"
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BLACKSMITHs COAL.

1000 goS !ei siS a the @ sS Se- T5 are Il
durability and Intensity q heat. II contains LIZ
than ONE per cent Sulphur, and burns without cin-
der. b using H, you viii not only BE- pleasea but
you money. Orders be dropped
Bnx -, p. o., at the Yard back uf ~ = c. X r.
depot. 5. AGNEW.
90
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MEDICAL BOOKS.
John YORK ~ Co.

Have just received = complete stock q Ten Books
FOR the Old and New sedral schools, which they
offer foe sale the publishers price. The Las.
editions and best binding. Oets
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Musif, liauos, &f.
PRLMIUM PIANOS,

I a. M'CtIRE has FOR sale 50 --
liaho fottes frt'n Celebrated IL -
makers. Stea. May 4 SsaE, A. "A. 1ais HT-ET-H~H
%, h-zft.i' BfoF., leiers, CrHgg - y
q 20, $40 Hhcrs, c.'ns.siig ,s and e. A. md II.
ootAf'eS al" IA eng iu ~ rfsI SlU0 Co 3 co. All
NAtfem'e IA cNe4y reel ecs- frs4.ns puF, hasIiu.
itoin ihi ~ Ao1 Icy ira a. .. ncrr II
tbcy gave an "recr to a fEDLkK for AL Instrument
that tney neitler hear until IL is put up IN
lhelf parcr- When n IL sometlses very hard TO and
al instrument that pieases Ia every particular hen
You have duzeu 10 seis q froni IA n Fl All
keiy you would be I,leased In buying b. order.
Also ID stre LIE largest stock Of sd, Music Boks
and small Music isstruh eDis ever offered In The
Market, add ~ili DO sod lower than by auy
other house IN the cry. Come 10 SO Union street and
be convlheed- }. A. MCCLURE
tunezs-l
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Dividend Notice.

TINE Directors Of the Nashville and Chattanooga
Il Railroad Company have declared dividend Of
three p,r cent the capital stock Of said Company
payable at the Office in Nashville. aud after the
18th inst. W. A. GIFAVES, Treas.
Office \. C. R. R. Co. Nashville. Oct 3, 1859.
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new Aoufrtisemrats
For Paducah, Cairo s. Memphis
REGULAR PACKET

THEsplendid new passenger a GTSn
i Steamer, B. n. RUNYAN, EsF1as2$Aa !
JAS. MILLER Master viii leave n1z1zzszszzssrssS~1
for the above and allintermediaie ports on MON
DAY. 10th inst, at O'Clock, p. NJ. The Runy n
will give through ticketsto all of tire above points.
oct5- A. HAMILTON ,Ageut.
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FRUIT CANS.

S0 DOZEN quart Tia Cans for sealing wax:
OO - aozea quart To Cass,
~ doz y Arthur,s fcliow Jars, 4 and quarts:
- doEcn screw Top Cans " ia ksbber Washer:
All Of such viii be sold Tor 80 coats to 81 less than
tormet loes, or less than cost
ses-s-u y. w. WILSON
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HOlIoway,s Ointment and Ptlfs.-
Intermittent fevers inevitably broken up BY me
Pills. The, act simultaneously the liver, bowels
and nervous system. Eruptons vanish under the
operation of the Ointment.
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SCI AN EE (DAL.
THE SeWanee Coal Cor paEy will sell their superior
quality OF COs St the following rates, until the
LIST OF November next
Select Lump % yer ton; equal TO fraction less
than 10 Per bushel.
Screened or Round 81 per ton, equal TO a fraction
over Is It's PEE bushcl.
Nut Coal, when on hand, 81 so per ton.
Fine Coal 81 per ton.
II the citizens Of Nashville patron this Compaby
they may always depend pom getting supply OF
superior and fresh mined coal and al reasonable
rates
The Coal is all weighed, and purchasers
tain 81 getting what they ray far.
For domestic use, steam aud Blacksmith, Il has no
equal q Tennessee.
Yard on Cedar street, adjoining y. 4 c. r. X.
orders LETT the y. o., Box as, With George
Greg, Will be nled the IAt-st. the following
day SAMUEL =. TRACY,
Octl President Sewanee Mining A X 4 Co.
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Vim Uoonng.

II An prepared % pat On Tn Roofs OF best English
II Roofing I'm IN tbe most Approved manner ana Il
smart nelice IA The City Or conhiry,
Prise "A i0@ as saa be iooe the State Refer
10 archItrcts and principal builders Of Nashville.
suglS-u J. W. WILSON.
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VUSI received a fresh stock Of Fancy Goods,
% Combs, Brushes, Purses, Rsskel Books, Porte
hannacsi Leather satrbels, travelling Gases, shell
TsckiSg coss, Yea nuttnns, sazsrs, STRAPS, foilet
Mirrors, seissors. Knives, &c-s all for sale low BY
sepzlu j. "A. Mc6Ill-
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Land Plaster.

HAVING been appnsatsd Agents Tor the Western
H Ntrginis Works foe the sale 81 their Land r.s-
Yer, prefared 90 furnish u al the prce ~ ne
Nioe@ With frsighl added.
sepif-u ARMSTRONG co.
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Canes.

A FIaST-RATE assortment Of Canes, received
n and for sale by J. II. Nc Ill,
LADIES' and Gentiemen's Furnishing store,
sep2lu Corner u square and College 81
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COOKING COAL.

II ,HE ETSA l. the esiy Coal In the market % for
cooking purposes II Is hlmnst entirely free
fron smoke and SOFT, and contains os ~ ter cent
ashes Il wIi burn loager ana give better Leaf
tban any other tgders be dropped IN Bnx 81
Pot one, AZ the YARD ok q The Sashyille ana
Chattanooga Railroad Depot
sepll-d 4 J. A6NEw.
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THURLOw WEED publishes the following
interesting matter in the Albany EUe,ai,,g
Journal:
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SEWANEE COAL.

The above sale is postponed until Friday, the
81 inst. OcIS-ad
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Extra FamliN Flour

y store and for sale SO bags extra PANTY Fioar
MAIL, H0ofkk 90
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-01-29

SPECIFICATIONS for the contract for the
feet in length shall be constructed all sround the properly
S% se III asa
se 3. 81 ana Il
.hsl b buried hs distances sight feet from
as ss @ ss
ut ave five inch cut rail-, two cypress crossroads BY
% is si A s. Be
g 4 & siss hi IL
ss poSs xa a. four I've inch cut nails peis,s
and we'll pointed close shall men b. nailed
to The with At least Two four inca cut nails to zach
q ths fence ali picSs from fence shish may
hs ely ny
sy door q ss n a.
Al
6rs s gns rails roofs cutters and conduct
the best ma AZ Glazing and
IS tn sea and n IL
no works usually painted receive
1s. double q fender pile. Il BY Il inches
b .s sia Il
om a and to be strongly the wharf with
Two double mooring piles shall driven on the baurs on
esch side OF The wharf wherever be designated by the
All he materials shall be of quality and shall be fur.
nshed " the contractor. .ell the labor.
contractor shall be bound begin the work in the
days following the approval Of the adjudication Common
Council and to complies the forty days after under
penalty Of ten day for each aud every thereafter
the same is not completed = +
Security 81 required to guarantee
the faithful performance Of the contract.
Payments 10 cash the compilation the and accept
ance Of the same BY the City surveyor.
well understood that in failure nv the contractor
e begin Or finish the YORK Or any pvt thereof within the
which the work being executed the Council shall the
s
applying court Of Justice annul the same without
indemnify 1t is also well
tractor shall at any time abandon the work finish
complete the in conformity with his contract the
traeto, ssa all claims he have for part Of the
work don. by him the date of the and that
The city shall be thereby discharged from and all liability
therefor and IT. is also well understood that in the
tract be rssod the contractor and his securities shall be held
AMI bound in soido to the city all loss difference
between the price at which the originally
to perform the work and the price which adud
Gated at e-sale or re-ndindication
Bids to be for the whole work complete,
New Orleans, December 8, 1883. ,a..a-
[Signedl LOUIS II. PILE. City Surveyor.
Approved by the Committees Streets and Landings Of both
Boards Of the Common Connc
[Signedl ROBERT HUYGHE,e NJ .
[Sgned H. T. vENNARD. onairneh.
Registered jan %, 1859.
jas It HENRY DUREI.. for ComptrolIer.
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JAs. A. HOPKINS,
Secretary Board Assistant Aldermen.
NousErLr.oarEANs, Is janyier, 1853.

| !. N0UNEIlE. ORLEANS, Is janver, 1853.
Honorable Conssl Commun dc la q 75t3 u rs
vile de |. Nouvelle Orleans
ED SOUSS1GNE9, pr0prietaires falsant
face aux deux c6es de IL du Canal des Tchoupi
onAs Claiborne. peonent respecueusemen homo.
.bc confor u 100 section de Ia chare
vile fAs vendfs lenchere publiane, vngt
Csna des rues cheupItcuas Claiborne. CONNIE suit
Les hsnquettes des denx 8es de- 10 Tchoupouas cee
diie dc cote devra avoir peds large,
asssnt de 81 pieds large pour
Les de- Tchoupoas Claborn, renselees pa
vets es deux c6es des bocs DE- gne dc
~ de large II 10 epAsseu
" terrain neutrs dss Tchonpitouas Claiborne
ton'e des poeaux fer, forms gohiQus pouces
large Dc h.ut, apart Pm de rautre ct Joint par
chsnes y de poucss IN chemn macadamse Do IS peds
suppos par dss psIres de granite exrsmi
distance epecher lenuee chesaux besaux,
Las luspi Dc lfvrer unl ibre passage pieto,s
dit aux ct plans
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NEW ORLEANS, January 4, 1859.
Ts the Honorable the Common Council of the
=. city Of New Orleans
GENTLEMEN.-The undersigned, owners
~ OF property fronting Prytania street, Caiope
street to Felicity road respectfully petition your honor
able body agreeaby TO section TO- City Charter sell
public auction after twenty public ice the CONTRACT
Tor grading and paving Prytana street aops street
to Felicity road with granite blocks inches
wide BY twelve inches long than wide
hy eighteen inches long less than thick Said
blocks OF best quality Of granite sides ends
and top we'll dressed as to form surface laid
and to be good solid work Said pavement agonsy
on four inches of sharp sand and London gravel with
or top dressing when laid of inches Of sharp London
abe s roller until well settled The usual eubstons inches
quisite 70 change the old curbng in order substantial
work The curbsone both sides Of Pytania street from
Caope TO- Felicity road be raised graded proper
height and level in such free the
"a the most speedy the side raised
Tagged The foot crossings at the the streets
to 6e laid with best North river tagging feet
wide the stone used be two feet wide long
less than six inches thick be raised the center graded
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PETITIONs--orFICIAL.
NEW ORLEANS, january 4, 1859.

1117.@9 .g791 ~ NEW UHLEANsl JHhuhry = Iso9.
To the Common Council Of New Orleans;
THE PETITION Of the Mnderslgned res
specially showeth thathe majority required by the
city charter having signed this peon they your honor
able body pass resolution, authorizing the Comptroller
SELL after In the official Journal the contract for
making brick sidewalks and wooden gutter en- both ides
also the repairs Of those already made to their proper level
And that said sale be final and that the Mayor be %
contract with the purchaser the Payment DO made
in cash work 10 compeed according to the lines and
levels of the CITY Surveyor
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NouvELLE- ORLEANS, 4 Janvier, 1859.
Honorable Conseil Commun dc la Eouvse- Orleans:
M ESSlEURS-Les sOusslgnes proprie taires
y1 !aisant face Ia Poydras Front eyee Rarnnns
demanaan vore corps conform
ement la l20 section IN charte VILE fairs yendre
encan apres 20 ours de notice. conat pour nyeller
payer Ia de des biocs de granite cares payan
de- poness large sur s long
ies qualite les cote les bouts lie hant taes de manere
ormer une surface unie ct Outrage do soda liz
ac ct de gasos ds Londres n reyettemen de pohs
pills tout rnneau usoua
qu soft bien assi Les curb deux cotss de la
sroat eleres e nvila hauteur convenabe lie man
donner une bre cous ct les banquees seront
e perres plates Les traverses
sections de seon plates
neleurs quae de Ia vere d nord deyront avoir peds
large les pieres qnon enpoiera devront avor pe de
large ps de on1 ct moins dc pouces dapaseu ct
etre eevees au centre an niveau du pavsge
W. Fl Montgomery par A. r. Montg emery 80 peds
Aug. R. montgomery S9
c. A. Sloc9mb, : ID
JAS. A. HOPKINS, Secretare
i.25 1tawsw dn Go sell dea Assistants Aldermen.