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which they have neither the desire nor lc
courage ioczecutc, the leaders Of tho South.
cru Democracy have resolved upon change
o. tactics. 1lence!orh the discipline Of the
plantation is to 10 applied solely to Northern
Democrats. Tho integrity Of tho Union is to
be dependent hereafter upon tleir servi]ity.
Who can Doubt that it will last forever? Ct
that II will ever again bo endangered unless
the breed Of Northern dougllaces should be-:
come extinct? Says the Richmond Eaquirsr:
"Tho moral Of Hasper's Ferry teaches that in-
"leryeuiion Of authority, holh State and Fed
4'cra1, l. demanded as much 10 tile States as
"in tic Territories. Upon the Charleston Co:;-
"veniioa will devolge tho duty Of drawing
"linc of dcmarcation, broad and distinct in
"p!at'orn and candIdate, from Black Republi-
"canism- NJ compromise will be entertained.
"1n, tlrmncss and with dignity, The doctrine cf
"t:t1=estionj j1r p7ot4etioa, .oin be Insisted upon
*1y The .soutH, and tie Representatives # &c
'1so7she1n Demoera.y t0n deeide The issue, j
'Jtor iaterre1:;ou tie nomination .uR 1e pro-
'ees3ed :7;u. j o3ainst there tciu le 1sote.
'f9:k.A3, bidding adieu, separation disuaioa, Sc
'eessiun" Tho country will breathe ffeer alter
this. Tile Union is 10 be destroyed only in
case The Northern Democracy rebel nEAinsl
Southern dictetioc. This they never have
done, md they uever will II the rltina,um
Ut Wise and Brown ard Slidell and Davis, at
Charleston, be slave code for the States and
th7 Territories, Northern Democrats will he
al submission aud compliance. No murmnr
o objection will disturb the pool of scrsiIiry in
Which they laotua!iy wuiow. The required
plank will be inserted in Tie Charleston ,,at-
form, md the great mass Of the Northern De-
mocracy vii! swear they have been for it from
tie beginning. Let those who have been
frightened heretofore by threats Of disun;ou,
Il: o1co dismiss their fears. The Cu:oa is s:sc !,
WHITE SLAVERY IL THE WEST.
Tao 1Ve,t=ra Daaner, Catholic organ) Of
tisis city, replies to our notice Of Father
oflal'ersy's moan On the subject Of "Wllite
,,a 1,,a - -,
~n Ae0' - A''s'1"'
.u.-.; - -, .sc... l,.
the supposed Geusti,s accTuinr to tie nuLjic
Justify them in conn'slng ut or farorinN any
"a s1.a }aos'.l listen .Fktem !k" 's: u i snle,eut
Ter e'a, in tic We.1 to justly clique Of suec. wee
n."iors il acting. without Legal authority, or
~, th,. ,,1e', .,,s, o'tsr nsss, na's 81 ac'eo
can care better for children tlan the said chii.
pa,en.z Is any etaeF ssst than ihat 81
cia1ly trst, tu be made iu>,itca.;on or ,be lor
stn'e she secure o. eh1lann! Dare tue 1rsoaae or
yc,,. n ,ho nT',, n,az,a,oso- o.z s..pno -
.,:,,;n.r ,ra ,,o rser,ore ano,,h - 30 ~.
rl,oro i =, ,a,s+ o.a o,,,.x :,.,'s....
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:, @As ~'' ~ o01~A
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CANFORD'S LIVER INVIGO-

Never 0ebalf<a1e4s
Ills compounded eatIrejy Eom Guu&, A1d hs4 become
Al e4&hlsLeu EAet SIaL.!Aru As.Ieuu know ap-
proved by al thai have n.e H. u ostet win
eundxncrl Ia III diseases for wh&h II recommended
It has cured thou ads .. ChrrnIa D!a15hes, Sum
within thr laat ylz1s = Gsr tomplptnts HynensA-
who hAi x!vsn up Gotx<i r. DrtAv, Sont u0seh
OF re;!ef the H4tasusi co,tiy~nes. Col.
unsolicited certificates nj - b Eko ez7. Chuet4 Nor.
my possession shaw. = ana CholxrA Infantum,
Tie dose mu.s h< aaapte .Flatnlentr. JAu, ttte.
to tt< txn.p. II the = Weakness Aa1MAy
Ehtslduu taArx H. AND =. usEA suc esAfn!ty N
rse Ia sc gu tnts,%sa Ordinary Family ": d.!ns.
Act gently tEe Ea~ei. = t. will cara SICK e. D.
L<t The iIet2 Of ynurI ACHE iaa thou+AxdA cab
lod&ms4t guide y.1u II tt< trAlfy In sw~nty i1uie
1T the LIVER ISFI - II fxu or fhrea Txaspoen-
t;UKATuR. and II viii. Ga!s taken Il commence.
suEe Liver Eump Ants, Ht = tnent of att1ck.
lous Attacks. Dssleps:A, =.
All lvhu ming x vim testimony In III fssor
Niz W1t.s lhs kn0ni4 Will ths Ian xoEa+o7 AaA
swallow boA together.
NrQrA GbnA WAS Nnnt1A
, 1859-11-14
Sanford's Family Cathartfc Pills,

Sanford's Family Cathartfe Pills,
couroExpkp s1ox
PCRE VEGETABLE EXTRACTS, and put ~ IN
GL4SS E%>Ea~ hlh Tl;HT. AND WILL
KEEP IN ANY CLIMATE.
Fht Family Cstharc -. th4tdldsrept C2tha1s1cs ut
PILL u xeatls = on different postiuaA Of Tie
I've Eathastic which fbe+ s.1w4!s-
Proprietor has us-I IN LII! = Ths F1u!3y EkihAIIc
rr.ecs Eose th4n twtLt,, Fi3 has wh lue RIFE
years. =, 'tathlswel ew ah,i,k e,t f4et
The constantly ipc.sa.lt = been compounded sroa,
demand sruu Iho*~ wis variety Of the pu1est tsr-
have lor usst the PILLS = .ah.A Exlraefs which ss
&ud the sstsfaeIion hlI & 4lkshn every p.1 u thu
aleIprrs In rrgzrd 10 th4I = altnf4v3 eanal atu
has fnluer af, - slos,I and In all cass4
ITEM Hhh!hthe Ecarh o nj x where Ca art!c Is
The lroesAlcn vsl Aao~ = II, p&Iansem~ats
Sf tie etoul h. >l.s p.ea i3Aa In The LACK kouA
EeM~eDe4s, kAi2 NLq.R body. frunt
suItsn ct vi frequently, II hrsis etea. x1d u hug
eouIe Of Fever Ltss Vt lpe< M 2EeerI1x stnAl!7n ot
Eh1 aser ths h1cy ks fItAJache. weight Ia
ta< iitei ~ lnnammaory Diseases. Worms IN Ch a.r:a
or AtutA. Ehxunat4tn kFeAI fua:s Of Hotd sz.l
asauy 4.e7ss.so which .sA4 i her loo
Aoa n this 7sveE1!-eExlt. bose. I to ).
Price Thrcc Dimes,
Tha Liver 1av:oster ard fally Casaat!e Pits
tI1eI ey 0rrxrAs senvraly. md sold wholesale By II
Trada IL ~ thr large town.
5. T. II. SANFORD, ". D..
au1 eml Manufacturer Proprietor broaa~av. NJ
, 1859-11-14

wu1TE GIRL tEEAREp IN SEwror1) X new
ORLEANS SLAVE FEN.
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SpEc1FIc Ar1oNs FOR THE coNTRA,:r rs


street from Elsian Field to Enghen streets wherever said
street already payed and ID both sides of Lafayette
ASen4e, from tiootchiidrcn to st. Aside street
First Gonract-Tie round paving both sides of
Second Contrac-The round stones paving both SIDES
Avenue from oodchiircn 10 Arie street
The curhstoues which be required Tor bordering the
sidewalks for the wings of the bridges and for the crossings
quality with hewed dressed bevecd dressed the
the slope of the sides from three TO six feet long
thirty inches wide and less than three and hall
thick. They shall be well in good joints aud in
manner according the lines grades and direc
given by the City Surveyor and shall be solldy liked
aud bHckc in the most approved manner The crossing stones
shall be well ontra and shall be laid bed OF London gravel
shells and sharp sand miNed of at least four inches in
thickness.
The new guttersones which ma. required shall be of North
river stone. other Of quality with hewcd and
less than four They shall join in their length the
curbones which they shall have inclination
slope inch shall be well onted and shall be lid bed
of london gravel and sharp sand lake shells and sharp sand
mixed least four inches in thickness.
shall be of seasIore or bank stones of the
quality, than six inches long They shall he laid
sand least four inches in thickness in the
touch other,
close and broken joints must laid their
point NIL stones laid the fiat shall he rejected Prior
laying the round paving the roadway shall be Gcd
graded by the contractor in accordance with the grades and
rounding given by the City Surveyor and shall
coating inches thickness. The
/ pavement shall then be laid.
The joints filed up with dry sand after
twice joints shall be filed with lake shells
gravel and sharp sand mixed The paving shall be well
pressed with six thousand pound roller and covered with
coating of three inches lake shells london gravel and
saai mixed and The street shall then be for travel
Al crsb fu,iescnis Of the sidewalks already made
which be found ont OF line level shall he regulated Big
The without compensation, all bckng
The sidewalks which es disturbed BY the contractors in
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
COMPTROLI4ER'S OFFICE 4
City Of New Orleans, December 10 iss@

mo. 4s0s.l
Whereas The following described Of streets
Mee duly peioned ior and published agfeeah 70 me wy
Charter and opposition oil amy eject being naae hete's
therefore, ,,.-,,
adinicae The following described sixteen contracts 10
The lowest bidder for each scpaa,ty AFTER zen NY noe" III
with Tho specifications Of the Surveyor for each now
file in bis 0 Ssc ana o e ,h sac aao eoaae v tut
l. For paving with square blocks New ievee street. from
Tor costrnctng brick sidewalks bordeed by crbsones
hath sides of urqihart street, from
For constructing brick sidewalks bordered by cnrbstoncs
and CUTTERS both sides of Mnrgny street. from Love
4 For constructing brick sidewalks boaeied by curistoncs
wooden CUTTERS the north side of Gigod street from
Elysan Fields TO Washington aSenue
j. constructing brick sidewalks, hoerod by cbstones
and wuoen cutters on beth sides of Willow street. from Gem
street tt the New Canal.
g. For constructing brick sidewalks horcrei by
and wooden CUTTERS both sides of Port street from Good
4 For constructing brick sidewalks bolered 10y rrbstones
and cutters, the side of Baoune from
s. For constructing brick sidewalks horeed by cshstones
and wooden CUTTERS the norh side of St Andrew street. from
81 paving with round stones both sides of GoodcldeT
street, from Elysian Fields 10 Enghein street.
the Bayou Road to the Ponchartran Railroad
H. For paving with square blocks Front street from Canal
Race street,
IL For paving with square blocks Espanade street. Fron
H. For constructing brick sidewalks horlcred by cus;ouc
cutters, the south side of ST. John The Baptist
street from Elysinn Fields street Lafayette Aycnnc
H. For constructing brick Sidewalks boree by cubstone
and wooden CUTTERS Ferdinand street. from Goodchlder
to st. John the Baptist
10 For constructing brick sidewalks bonlcred by cussone
aud wooden CUTTERS the side of Lafayette Avenue from
Gccdehldren 10 st John the Baptist street -. So.
IT, For paving with round stones Lafayette Avenac, from
Signed p,,,,, R soN r. NOM. MoNRo ,i.,n.
rsguedI j. O. NIXON,
President Board Of Aldermen.
isignedl GERARD sTIrH, Mayor.
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COMprROLLER--OFFICIAL.

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snrbns nth,r,yis' i Xii ia r; ' '' '''' s "
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u ATHMAN's TROPICAL ROOFING

N
Cheaper and superior any other used in Southern
climate.
Its tested and recognized qualities
LIST. .BURABILITY-egnal to the best slate roofs.
ID. BIPERMEABI any other cracks
or leaks being possible.
3d. BEAUTY-I presents smooth and granite like surface
4h. CHEAPNESs-It costs much less than though it is
good slate wood roof and less than the inferior
composition roofing heretofore offered to the public the
cost Of cutters and valleys.
9Th 1NCOMBUSTIBILITY-Itw will resist fire better than
slate-roof.
9Th CONFERENCE.-THE will soften under the heat of
this climate and protects the interior of buildings from the
tense heat Of summer.
It'll SOLIDITY-I becomes harder and smoother from
posure be put roofs of slope and Being light
weight does not require heavy afers support while Is
liable coosion and breaking does require REPAIRS
The TROPICAL RoOFIN(t'' is chemical compound Of
substances several of which peculiar to Alone combined
in proportions discovered by actual experiment and experience
in this city,
Testimonials of the of the the hands
Of the agent and be verified by person wishing it be-
fore contracting.
All orders left at the Post-O Office, Box No. q will be
j. Q. KAUFMAN,
jel5 1y of Benyle and Maras
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ELECTION NOTICE.

NOTICE OF ELECTION.-Pursuant 10 IL
~ witt Of election bearing date ih nynf December 1853
directed by his ENcencj Robert e. Wckiic Governor
the State of Louisiana the qualified Of the Parrish
Orleans hereby notified that election will be held
MONDAY, the "a day Of January 1850 for from
the Parish Of Orleans to the General Assembly Of this state, 70
ny the vacancy caused by the resignation of W r. Adams,
The Polls will he opened each election precinct the
hours OF o'clock A. NJ to O'Clock r NJ The said II day
january. ESQ for the OF receiving the of the
qualified voters of the Parish OF Orleans under r -upesneud-
ence of the Commissioners aud Clerk, 10 be appointed the
authorities icsigntei by law. The election and
lcae be made the undersigned Returning on
Scr according TO law.
f. Y. PARKER, Sheriff.
Sherih7s office, parisl, Of orleans,
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sHEHIFFs SALES.
Tnrtp DISTRICT GoUHr} ~, SIDNEY KEIF W., HENRY 4,
OF New Orleans. IEE-No. 13DbT.
81

IHip M nsrssr GooHr}J SIDNEY m kElf IA HENRY A.
s'Ns q S R,sFi lr. sae'"r} SAME T.. ss ZANE
by XiEG /; & s, r. of @ ., AND
Of New Orleans and M Of n"cn rendered November AID
S psrt Court Of New e. in Tie above t" SI' eSs s
viii proceed to sell =, public auction at tue c H9s SG
D Hs e Az # 81 Eo Ks Il II Ss esss ,s v,n,
Parish ot s iS s'i now The fourth bc {" new d's"s 4
ss s.. md "a ] NJ NET ss f % s"a s
otSei lois, da%a by Ewata Gos Architect under
Ns Nfy @ e" With Z" "Ss q. I! s""
measure 30 feet front Second street. by w feet inches in
fSssS SSFy w,H al eS tights, rr,Tyses, se'yitcs
4 f. ya Ins p"o, G A., g.@i af. s" fs"f
cent interest lrom s I'D day nj May ls5J ld Of ''c lwg
@I md n ny ses r",, Of % o rs nT s S az eN
credit OF Twelve months with note secured by mortgage on The
property sold . -, ,,,,,,,,r
Sheriff Of liz Tai f1HS leans.
r" &c Sss csgs Of ;,s S II BT e MN
siElHsF gogG = M plsre'er2 LIE MfNM " NAME
ESm s p d" aao,s ri DE- s"i i s' Ss"t t a
Noavge orssns g dun ings s rsnu l. I De noyeis
norsf s>ymy cour de district de Y S2;yS orian. dams
s midi ds Ia @ ne De Is cnn g eh n"s s
dn Camp ct DIES Magosis la Nene pnhliuo ct adui
uN rERRAIS sina ~ fanhoa,g IAyadqis paroi;;e de
Jefferson, aouId hui lie Quticme District de In NoycleOr
leans liet No no. par les Apollo Maya
Premiere ct DcuNcmc, ct dtgnd lie No g. suvnnt plan
par Edward Gothir atchitece date n Is mai S
d5post pour aude de H. b. Genus noae public.
lie dit terrain mcnre amarirane, 30 peds de face Ia
pexeme la pes 6pouces rrooneu ligncs
parueles.
Ensemble tons les droits, privileges seritue ct
tages attaches ct ynpparenant
Sass lnns lniniIe ci-dessus.
GONDIrIoNSIa de deix vingt tinu pastrcs
@ pour ainitrct depuis lc - de mai 1856 JUS
gnuu jour dc Ia icX pastres de protect six psts
trais dace de dhypohcquc les hiusunce,
compliant; la balance sill dOuc de credit
Ul not llu SIR la
T.. T. PARKER,
d3 II Il ~ iai Sh5rif de In Pnroisss d OrltHnS.
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/ SPECIFICATIONS FOR THE CONTRACT
san ass Claiborne THORN ss streets
shall be graded in with levels and rounding
given surveyor but only twenty feet in The center of ad
Ths oa Shall be shsr sea shore Or bank
Fl & Ys "a ss nd
thick the best workmanlke and to touch each
e Sssf Ia, s
The p shall m up at dry s y1 pasn ana after &c we s
ranmed twice and The joints Shall be again filled with shells
@ s'5
coating Of three inches lake shells and sharp sand mixed o.
boh es win see1ddh a a' ' s s
GEsER CLAUSES whole work shall be eSecnted to The
Judge Of the quality Of the work;
CONTRACTOR and shall be reoye hauled away By lin.
An the materials shall be Of The best quality and shall be fur
The Contractor shall be boaaa begin the work in the tel
eogne nd % n sompse hs same ou e
penalty Of ten dollars day for each and every day sereae
solvent Of S5 shall Be re
Pay Payments be completion Of each three
Of paving aud the acceptance Of the same b,
paid y The city cash proportion pai b Is
ss y a 5 is
city said be s e S s TO m an e
ef of Any Of al Of said BIZ
os s @ ls & p or
shall De eonnd 70 keep lie paving in perfec
peton and for the faithful performance of this condition. the
Treasurer shall retain in 10 cent of the amount tt
be paid BY the city which retention shall be paid TO the con
the expiration Of the year should the paving be her
found perfect good order and condition. otherwise shall b.
forfeited for the OF the city.
The contractor shall pay into the City Treasury pror 10 re
the property holders being well understood that said
II is we'll understood thai case Of failure by the
to begin finish the work any part thereof within the petot
fixed, the Council be dissatisfied with the
in which the work being executed The Council shall lave thu
to
fault required by article 1906 of The Civil Code and wou
applying court of justice annnl the and without i'll
indemnity it is also well ODD that in the
tractor shall any time abandon the woik not finish
complete the in conformity with his contract the
tractor shall forfeit all claims he may have part Of ih
work done by him the date of The abandonment and Ia
the city shall be thereby discharged from and all liability
therefor and is also well understood that in the
he reod, the and his securities shall be held
bound in sodo pay the city all loss difference betwee
The price which the originally contracted
form the work and the price which may be adjudcaed
| resale or readjndication.
Bids per running foot the whole work complete
New Orleans, Dec. TO- 1859.
~ ISignedI LOUIS II. PILE
1 -=t City Surveyor.
Approved by the Committees Landings OF boil
| Boards of the Common Council
lsigncdi RoBERT HuYGHE, chaimen.
| Registered Dec. II, 1859.
| dig l2t HENRY DUREL, for Comptroller.
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SPECIFICATIONS FOR THE CONTRACT
" Of The construction Of shell road on Gelniy Read tom
I.aharpe 'ontcharrain Railroad.
The whole width Of the roadway shall be graded in accordance
garYsyn,
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CONTROLLERS OFFICE, I
City of New Orleans July I, 1850
mo. 2l29.l
ID ESOLVED, That the Comptroller he and
IL he hereby authorized and required give notice. by
standing advertisement in the official Journal that in accordance
with the ninth section Of ordinance No 2 approved March
30 1854 the Council will not any bill against the city unless
contracted under authority of order from the Comptroller
accordance with the ordinance referred TO.
Signed Il. /. TRACY,
President Board Of Assistant Aldermen
Signed H. II. PLACE,
President Board OF Aldermen
Approved April 2s 1855
lSigncdI JOHN l.. LEWIS, Mayor
Tie attention of the officers of the city and Of the public i,
pecttnlly called to the foregoing resolution.
V. DUPLESSfS,
ntr0 Ter ify NJ SpNf
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f,IIARLEs HEIpsIEcK CHAMPAGNE :

This celebrated Wine, of the above welkuown brand, has
been, and viii ctnne 10 be-, received By the undersigned
quantities the increased demand of dealers and
Thoroughly satisfied from the strongest evidence tha
1t o the closest nen defendant Of the old and frs
established house of Iedseck Co. of Rheims they have take
hold Of II with determination bring it and It's claims to d.
tucnu before the public generally Than hereofon
The superior quality Of this article satisfy any that
emanatiun is from where great attention, well
thorough experience knve been brought bear in Its prods
ton Charles liedeck has given hi, whole mind the peril
ion Of his wine, and 10 making worthy Of the n
quent visits to the United States have enbled him fully
understand and appreciate the and wishes Of consumer
and of his having po6ed by that information is eyidsncedh
the Champagne presented for the palate Of the connos
wine unsurpassed for its rich bouquet and general exceenS
The varieties of brands of Champagne tend greatly doubp
confuse the purchaser but the lovers OF good and genuine VIA
look for Charles Heid.ieck in full the label ws
Oh the corks and capsules.
T. W. BAYAUD CO.,
General Agents for North America, New York.
The Charles Heisieck be obtained in quantities e
under mentioned houses besides many others here Named
and at retail with all the principal hotel Keepers
Ell. HART hCo.
JH al n. MARKS, ra
sEwEII T. TAYLOR,
fee " PAYNE STEELE 4 co.
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1u,4E OLDEST CANDY MANUFACTORY
l. IN AMERICA
ESTABLISHED IN 1906.

CANDY, SUGAR PLuMs, LozENGEs. etc, etc, 4
In a their varieties made exclusively from treble refined Loaf
Sugar without adulteruon adniSffe Of deerroas sub
stances Of any Kind
Those Wishing purchase pnre article requested to can
and exaIu.e stock and them with those offered
elsewhere
aI- FOXES Of ASSORTED CANDIES, for families, pa. up
to order, ut prices ranging from So upwards.
Candies etc. packed in boxes Of 25 81 and 100 b'
suitable for the Southern trade, and shipped order
ply- Orders by nail promptly executed n
nSy- TERMS cItsh. iyI5R
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COMPREHENSIVE.


COMPREHENSIVE UNDERSIGNED have
~ formed eolatrtnefship under the STYLE Of SPEAkE a
MCMILLAN the late firm of james spoke
having purchased the entire siack will continue tbs
Wholesale Grocery and Commission business The old stand
No. Tchoupiiouas street. respectfully solicit the
patronage OF ou friends and the public.
Mr. JOSEPH ELLISON. Representative Of Mrs. Speak-
will hold our full power of attorney.
j. b. MCMILLAN.
eyy Orleans, December /, 1Sjg ds I'm
nISSOLUTION-INC CONSEQUENCE Of the death of
L. Mr. o. %, WOODMAN the copartnesshp heretofore
listing the style OF o. o. WO0DMAN 4 CO. il his day
dissolved. A. II. BEMEST Surviving Partner.
COMPREHENSIVE UNDERSIGNED HAVE
~ this day formed coparn-rslip, and will continue the
Wholesale Drug Paint and OH business the OH stand of o.
O. Wuodnau CO.. under the aud style of WOODMAN
Il BEMENT who will also attend the liquidation OF the
aItirs of the old hDmse.
With many thnks friends for their past liberal patron
age, would respectfully continuance of the
l. F. W0ODMAN,
A. H. BEMENT.
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CoNrrRolIER's OFFICE, I
City of New Orleans, December IL, lsoa y
mo. 1881
Ro That the conpnolsg b and he Is hereby ,a author,
the official Journal contract for constructing round stone
paving gu Ursuues from Claiborne TO BIoad street n
arorinnce win ions file in the Surveyors Of
fce Said adjudication subject to the approval or rejection
VI '''e N''r ps,neiI JOHN T. MONROE,
ts' President Board of Assistant. Aldermen.
TSynedl j. q. NIXON,
ies' President Board of Aldermen
Approved Dee. l, 1859 ~ :, ,r,,,r :,
iSignedl GERARD silifi, Mayor.
= M j. l.. FABRE, Secretary.
Notice hereby given that SATURDAY, the 3lst inst
will adjudicaie my Office at II o'clock NJ, the above
dig III V. DUPLESSIS, Comptroller
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INTERPRETATIONS FOR THE CoNTRA

Notice is hereby given that FRIDAY the I'D inst will
adndcnie office, IL clock NJ the above
dla l2t V. DUPIESSIS, Comptroller.
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Approved by the Committees Streets and Landings Of bot
Boards Of the Common Council
fSienedl H. I. yENNARD. fu;
do 1T RoBERT HUYGfiE. saairfnen,