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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

RI, gravel shall 30 tho best gravel
T ss .s ssd shall ss sand of l.s. grain
The Ct ss bridge, s4s the % ,. Ct
thickness to those already In existence said
Old .s. s he and iea
= es s1
Fl
shall say ntsr.p.r.ed IN ena.hs ss
u s,;.y SsS y: .sssias
s.
through s. III. eonaetor shsnsvsr required b
The crossing stones shall be laid according to the line. and
EN- he the So
The sides soos and Wings q he srlds.s shall e
and sa he s % MS sns
surveyor The esst iron plates for tops 81 the
H. ae
oh IS Sss a sa ns
mixed said bO.tomng TO be strongly hardened with
we'll eated the Joints half wide other
they shall b rejected and to be hed up with fine gravel
take
the of the street in accordance with the
given BY The " Y to dsp OF S
the road bed Of the the be given
AL sa 5 5 rss
w S S
G o4 each 1s s
shall all to lay the blocks they touch
nass BY he ash
The sR's nm sS WIN ns
sea as
, W H.. BE
il. 81 BE IL t
s The s
ens n o the city will be the 'ss
y city
Ss street. shall he properly contractor shall
hs quality and A. be
81 sa ns ses
tel the same Is not completed.
s
an 5 q Tho pas ss cit
follows to wit. the proportion be paid by the
I
G e the ss o ay 70 ss sn
ease It Or all Of said BIZ,
Of said bills SHOULD the not be paid The proper
The contractor pay the City Treasury prior
csy his The cost Of e The petition
shall have tse right Of demanding of said petitioners
the reimbursement Of sad costs of publics ion.
we'll understood that in of failure the contractor
begin finish the work. thereof within the
in The Council be dissatisfied with the
the right annul the without putting the
in required by article 1905 Of the Civil Code
without applying court of Justice asnu the
indemnify and is also well understood that in
the contractor shall abandon work. fns
npee the in conformity with his sal
shall forfeit all claims he have for
the work him the
the city bs hereby discharged from any and all abi
Is also well underst ,od that in the
be re.so the contractor and his securities shall be held
sodo unto the city all loss difference be
the price which the contractor originally contracted
perform work and the prices which may be adjudieae
=, ri a ri. sale adjudication.
The shall be bound keep the paving in
der condition for and during year after completion
per superficial yard Of block paving flu
and laid including the gutter stones supefc
cnrbone and laid running foot brcl
tagging OF the sid walks taken aud Ieaid incut
ing materials which bs and the elayn
the old cubstones and iron bridge top furnished
. laid complete 80
| New Orleans 18th of July, 1889
al ISignedl LOUIS Fl. PILE, City Surveyor
Approved the Committees Streets and Landings of bot
n | Boards of the Common Council.
e [signedl RoBT HgYGHE }chairmep.
1t Registered, Angus. IL, 1859.
4 | auIS l2t HENRY DUREI, for Comptroller.
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SPECIFICATIONS for the contract for talk
y the ss assaiis and
es from sasMsss both
sides Of Dame street, Tchouptoulas 10 Magazine
the ears.one. and the bstpg
given BY as City Ts
and =. slope
1 % s he
wash md sinking usually
may be required to replace tie unfit Old
stones hswsa and dressed .s ;, bsy vel
ses n not sss q
spper saIisss II adjoining gutter curestoass shall
By the without saa sa say
whichever Old bricks which may BY he
s a.
s on
& as sss
q @ 70 .sS % n
'mseiy win as;y'y T E, slope to
whore low shall be nlsd up by the contractor and well
until tel ssa laid in close Joints, without
s s sss ne Tss usual w S
cutters draining lots shall be built by the contractor where
FADING OF THE GUITAR srosEs.-Ths contractor shall
up gutter stones and Issy the same In
gutter .a stones shall 30 laid vorkmanks
oss 10 syine said gutter gutter shall
. Ss 81 sa With Of and
carSssnss Joints between The hall well filled
Inc boRsn init I'D
s n les. sss Sai
sig fee. long and shall be furnished by the
RIs or
grade Ss
e ~
stone paving snail be laid workmanlike The
a I'll &c
dry river SAND and after rain settled h ihe
viii London sharp ;sqS mixed and ths
ssaasd shall be sand and shall furnished by
GEsEaAI The contrac shall bind him;s to
paving perfect repair and condition Tor and during
ss .n It's sna S III
rs as,s
q ~ The should paving
hsn &c
All he materials quality and shall be fur
Ss hs
and pf the s s mon
penaly liars for each and every day thereafter
Security to an Of $500 shall be required to
Payments cash compilation Of the work and the
q IN Sy by the
Or III s &c viii as
the 60 T9 Ut y ss s If
applying justice aunul the and who
indemnity and is also well that in case the
shall time abandon the work. not finish
complete the in conformity with his contract the sal
hall forfeit all claims he have for part
the the date of the abandonment,
shall be thereby discharged from and all liabil
therefor Is also well understood that in the
eod The contractor and his securities shall be he'll
10 soldo INTO the city all loss dierenc
between which the originally contrace
perform work and the price at which may be adudc
ted a resale decentralization.
Bids to be per running of sidewalk taken and rai
completes incu ring the taking and relsying the Gu
gutter sones superficial yard Of round pawn
| taken up aud relad complete.
New orleans, July 49, 1889.
TSgned.l LOUIS II. PILE, City Surveyor.
Approved by Committees Streets and Landings Of
:. Boards of the Common CounciI
iSgnedl ROB'T HUYGHE, I rs,,.n
!, g enedf II. 7. VENNARD, eAnsN'
auiS Il HENRY DUREI. for Comptroller
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.

shorter lengths are scafed
s ss as p n:F: not se
diameter suitable anger e. holes T. ,ss
and q ~. 9 -
@
~, u. @ f .ss
NY n.s
sand four 9sas: hst q x; *,
ss ai .s es
fses q the gutter plank and ne later shall BIO laid With
The cutters draining The sidewalks shall b. Of .hs
sas a hs s s r. he
The paved ~ shall be rs s In The bss on
.ss s$s sssS A
s1s nas sfs inches
s;' ; =
ing half inch thick spread the whole surface Of the
s as sss ss ssi 7
smoothly with dsey or SLOPE st The s outline q
Up y s .s vel bas sa
aeh Of sharp sand under the brick. shall
be properly bedaed therein 10 herring bone regularly lid IN
will bear straight edge, otherwise it shall bs
CLAusns The whole work shall be executed to
the entire satisfaction of the City Surveyor who will be the
furnished BY the contractors, as we'll as he labor
following the approval Of the adj dlcaton by the Com
Council and complete the three months after.
thepeaer the fame Is not eompsted A' ~ '''A
Good and solvent security in the Of 5000 shall be
CURED from each o. the to guarantee the faithful
Payments to be made the completion Of the comprised
ss p hs III &
cash, and The proportion 70 % paid the
s ssa IS :; s 5 ~ Sy
ali the rights Of The city .s sue and ss the
n Ease ease Ct So1 u Al Ct said s ND
any Of said bills should the same be paid
The contractor shall pay into the City Treasury prior to
publication Of the petition property hoiders being
we'll Understood that said contractor shall have the right Of
said petitioners the Of said cost Of
II is well understood by
OF in case The Council dissatisfied with the
which the work being executed the Council shall
in defsu as required BY 1905 lcode
applying court Justice 70 annu the same and without
tractor shall any time abandon the work anh and
complete the same IN conformity With his contract the said
BY him up the date Of the Abandonment and
that the city shall thereby discharged from and all ah
lily therefor Is well that the
reod the and his securities shall be held
and bound in soido to pay unto the city az 10 difference
perform the work and the price which be adud
! Gated AT resale or readjudicaion-
including the curbstone furnished and laid the old curb
taken and rea the wooden CUTTERS three feet
supports for draining lots furnishing Of all mate
rs required and the .ur ing # the the whole
pisSs sx or,san, Anv. J, 1889
| " tsrnsdI Louis H. PILE City Surveyor.
by the Committees Streets and Landings Of both
|| ssnss T. ho r EEs Rsg1HngHE cbalrmsn.
IN Is 1T HENRY DuREL. for Comptroller
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INTERPRETATIONS for the contract for tax,

y raising and reaying the Oh DOM SIDES OF
GRsuuet street from Basn to Claiborne streets.
The shall take up the enrD ana gutter
from aasn 10 CLAIBORNE street. and shall relay the in
accordance with lines and grades to BIO given by the City
Surveyor in the following manner, to wit:
All curbsones which may be found good by the City
veyor as well curbstones which may be required
and which viii of North river blue stones other
of equally good quality with them beveed dressed the
to slope Of the Sides from three to six feet long
thirty inches wide and not less than three and
like manner and shall end with aperuras nicely cut through
nterspere5 in lengths Of from three TO six feet throughout
according directions and levels which will be given
the Surveyor each curbsone shall have
inches for foot ef its hight towards the line Of the
approved crevce wash and sinking
BRICKS usually experienced from negligence in this
less than 81 inhes shorter than
h and having in case less than six inches below the
the adjoining gutter shall be admitted in the work
The old gutter shall be removed by the
and shall be his property and wooden shall be subsu
The cutters shall BIO made of the best
mill cypress twelve inches wide by four inches thick in
rghs Of not less hen twenty feet Except III cases where
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SyPECIEIcATIONs for tine CONTRACTS fo

SPECIFICATIONS for the contracts for
y rucng bch sidewalks bodeed by cnrbstones and
wooden CUTTERS johnson from the New
Canal to Canal the east eide OF Chippewa street,
from Josephine to Washington street
C0NrRACTS-FIRsr CoNTR ACT.-The sidewalks on both
sides Of street. New Canal to Canal street.
to be twelve feet iu width.
CosrRAcr-The sidewalks the east side of Chip
street from Josephine Washington street. to be eight
feet in width.
CURBsrosEsHewed sed curhstones shall line the
Sidewalks Eorh blue other stones OF equally
good quality them beyee, dressed the
the slope the Sides from three 10 six 70 tnng from sixteen to
thirty inches wide inches thick They shall be we'll set
in good workmarike and shall end with
apertures the where required for drain
They In lengths OF from three
to SIX the wers according to me and
shall have three inches for foot of Its hight
towards the line Of the adjoining houses shall also be sody
fixed and backed in ths most approved manner
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uoMPrRoLLER's OFFICE, ,
City of New Orleans, July 7, 1855. !
RESOLVED, That the Comptrol lie he. be, and
Standing official Journal that accordance
with the section Of ordinance No la approved March
authority Of order from the Comptroller.
in accordance with the ordinance referred to.
" iSienedl Il. L. TRACY,
President Board of Assistant Aldermen,
ISigped1 L. II. PLACE,
President Board Of Aldermen.
Approysd April 49, 1855.
fSignedl JOHN LEWIS, Mayor.
The attention Of the OF the city Of the public
respectfully called to shs foregoing resolution.
v. DUPLESSIS,
iyl6H Comptroller Ctr of New Orleans.
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SPECIFICATIONS for the contract for paw
" ing with round stones IRENE from ST. Anne to ST.

Philip streets.
shall bank stones Of the best
quality not less than six inches lnng They shall be laid on
bed river sand least inches thick in
touch each other and make close and u
broken joints ard all must be laid on their points
tho laid on the fiat shall rejected Prior to laying the
round paving the roadway shall be and Graded
City Surveyor shall receive coating of river sand four
thickness The round stone pavement shall then De
laid the Joints shall DC filled up with dry river sand and AFTER
the rain has settled .he down the paving sss al es
or London gravel sharp sand Mixed and the paving shall
be well with 5000 pound roller and covered with
coating Of three Of lake shes London gravel and
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.

COMPTROLLER'S OFFICE.
City Of Now Orleans. Aug. Is, 1852
No. 1877.
,oIps That the Comptroller be and he hereby Instructed
70 MI tho lowest bidder Asr i've days noucs
he ocis Journal relay the roadway aAd baroues
on Nore Dame street. from Tchoupiscnlas 70
IN accordance with the lines and spsccatons In rms
ofs once; ;s,.a, RRNJ q. HARRISON.
= 1885, Presfd ant pro tenn. Board OF Aldermen.
fs~nea1 JOHN I. MONROE,
President Board Of Assistant Aldefmen'
Approved July 9, 1859. ,r.pD srrru Navor.
[Siyned] dEhAnO oiAAAs '
No. 4693.
,,.3 That ths tomptroer and he 10 hereby aetno.
.s. ~ ths bidder after ave days notcs In
k oca onrns for painting The ssway asSaqo
~ once SAID adjudication b. subject the
prevail or rs3sc ion Of the eon'n'n JOHN T. MONROE,
t'AsA'1e prasidept Board Of Assistant Aldermen.
rs,.,.d1 y. o. NIXON,
's'eA~' President Board Of Aldermen.
approves, y yma ~ -' GERARD sTITH, Mayor.
N,.c. IA hereby given. that THURSDAY, 25th inst
Iii sdiudicae al my Office at Il O'Clock, NJ, the above
contracts. =, p,,p, vs,pYs r......u..
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ANDERSON ATTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR
H. AT Law, FAYErTE, Miss. Il - a
EAenfs the Courts In the counties OF Jefferson, Adsp
Franklin and Claiborne, and the High Courts. de Wifi
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SPECIFICATIONS for the contract for
~ paving with blocks ST. CHARLES street, from Julia
street to and AROUND Tvoi Circla
QUALITY DIMENSIONS THE MATERIALS The square
ocks shall be of good hard granite not in any repec' interior
in quality to the granite obtained from Boston, They shall be
obSng in shape less than twelve nor more than eighteen
four inches long and not less than nine inches in thick
They shall be well guarded having parallel
sides Ard ends SO as to make tight joints and the tops shall Be
joining The gutter stones shall be at de-
stones bordering the sidewalks.
gutter shall be Of good hard granite obtained
~nn They shall be from twenty 70 thirty inches long
shall be we'll qnarrie having parallel sides and
ends tight JOINTS and the shall erlecy
well hewed dressed, otherwise they shall be rejected
The curbsones shall be North river stones
we'll beysd dressed bsvedresed the
slope of sides three six feet long
thirty wlda and in less than four inches i'll
Alckness. 49,
hast ousity we'll hewed dressed
four feet long wfae and less than six inches thick
with the ends angle forty five degrees with the sides
SO that the Joints dag onai with the line.
lhe flag which may be required for the sidewalks shall
fooled the surface to smooth surface and
having rubbed joints No flag shall less than
three feel square by two and hafinches in thickness
The bricks which be required for the sidewalks shs be
lake bricks of the best quality.
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SPECIFICATIONS, for the contract for

Notice is hereby given that WEDNESDAY, sls inst
will adjudicate at Office at u O'Clock the above contract
anlS LII v. DuPLEsSIH. Iomptroer.
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CoMPTRoLLER's OFFICE, /,
City Of New Orleans, August Is, 1853.
+ No. 471O. Il Z-5. .=s

CoNPTRoLLER's OFFICE,
City of New Orleans, August is, 1853.
No. 4710. 5-5A-
lied adiudicse the lowest bidder after days
the official JOURNAL each of the four following
sely the work be done in accordance with specifications
file in the Surveyors Office and the said adudcaons to be
subject the approval rejection Of the Common Counc
viz.
lst for paving St. Charles with square
blocks from Julia to and around the Tvo Circle and
ing and raising the sidewalks.
I'd contract for paving with round stones Basin street.
from Common to Iirod street
3d. contract for strucng brick sidewalks bodeed by
curbstones and wooden CUTTERS both sides of JOHNSON
from the New Canal to Canal street.
4h for constructing brick sidewalks bordered
by cubsones and wooden CUTTERS the east side of Chippewa
tsignedl JOHN T. MONROE.
srpss President Board 4 s Ai sfeSs Aldermen
President Board of Aldermen.
Approved July Is, 1859. --
(signedI GERARD sT)rH, Mayor.
[ No. 1896. ]
Resoed That the Comptroller be and he Il hereby author
lied adudc8e the lowest bidd after days notice
Journal for tie construction of brick
walks by curbstones and wooden CUTTERS both
sides Of Margny from Goodchdren street ST. John
the Baptist said work be done in accordance with
lines levels and specific Of the the said
adjudication subject approval rejection OF the Com
iSigne JOHN L. MONROE
resident Board Of Assistant Aldermen.
(Signed) j. o. NIXON,
Approved July 49, 1852 President Board of Aldermen
(signed) GERARD sTITH, Mayor.
Notice is hereby given that on WEDNESDAY, Slst inst
will adjadcate at my Office at the above contract
an14 nm
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Notice is hereby given that on SATURDAY 9th init,
will adudcate at my office IL O'Clock, NJ, the above
contracts.
aul5 l2s V. DUPLEssIs. Comptroller.
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by tbs Committees Streets LardDgs Of both
Boards Of the Common Council.
ESgusdl ROBT. HuyGHE, ,..,.
IL fsignedJ H.T.VENNARD. Cnaifmen.
suss q ~ HENRY DuRE1, for oomptroller.
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President Board OF Assistant Aldermen.
[Signedl BENZ. g. HARRISON,
President pro TEN. Board Of Aldermen.
Approved July &C. 1859. -
(signedl GERARD STIrH, Mayor.
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NEW ENGLAND AILMENTS,
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i II II . n L X T. VI T. y =.
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The first disease is produced by naenon to the digestive
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r.. II. II.
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DIR. j. HOSTETTER'S
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rs put mp in quart bottles, with the DIR. j. HOS
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These things important account OF the
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