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as 1T IT, '>''' - HENRY DuREL, for Comptroller.

. e ground on Canal street from rchsupou
The whole width of the neutral curbstoues
shall be filled by the contractor and smoothly bedded
dance with the grades to be given by the City The
Eighteen feet in width the the neutral ground
inches til ck and said shells shall rolled with 5000 lbs
roller as often us be and until they
then spread all shells and shall be worked in such
manner as to FORM when dry 9th surface
The whole work shall the entire satisfaction of
the City Surveyor who will be the sole Judge of
All the materials shall be of the quality and shall be
furnished by the contractor, as we'll as the labor
The shall be bound begin work
after the completion of the block paving and
every SQUARE by the contractor for the paving of said
and to complete the each and every square within az
teen days thereafter under penalty of dollars per day for
Security of $500 shall required to guarantee
the faithful perform, suce of the contract.
Payne is in the completion
acceptance of the the Surveyor
the City Treasurer retaining guarantee ten per cent of
tbs we'll understood that in of failure by the contractor
to begin finish tbs work thereof within the Pc
Rod fixed or in ease the Council be dissatisfied with
in which the work is being Council shall have
h right to annu the contract without putting contractor
without applying Of justice annn The same and
without indemnify and also we'll understood that IN case
and complete the conformity his contract lie AID
shall forfeit all claims may have far any mart
The city shall hereby discharged from any and all
by therefor and is also we'll understood in case the
between the price which originally
sdiniicsed resale rsadtndc ton il'' 80
Bids to be per running foot for the whole work complete
isignedi LOUIS H PILE, City Surveyor.
Approved by the Computes Streets and Landings Of both
sisa asdd ,RRloiB;ERiTS GtTahE 5 chairmen.
as6 I2t - f' - HENRY DtrREr sor roon.,.,1u
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.

itoqss Claiborne shall enclosed with iron posts
and chains in aecordance with the accompanying plan and
The IRON &c of the best cast ron one half of an
q s.s es
eoEdng 70 the lines and grades 30 the City surveyor
Ss the M h !, r. sns
ss
be each I've bricks SQUARE at the bottom and shall b laid in
The post. shall be y two chains Inch iron
IN n. sh b , to
paint such color may Be- selected
be the .u. satisfaction Of
surveyor who will be the sole judge Of tbs quality OF the
Al the materials shall be best quality sh.
Tho to begin the work on each and
tine s s @ s,
paving o. said Canal and e complete the same each
ten dollar. per day for each and day thereafter the
Security of $3.50 shall be required to guarantee
the faithful performance Of the contract. =
81 The same BY he City surveyor
retaining cent Of each
RI I prior
Of emandns petitioners TN
understood that in Of failure by the contractor
in which the work is being executed the
PR'sE s"
n % sss s es
tractor shall at any time abandon the work finish
complete the In conformity with his contract
contractor shall forfeit Ill claims may any part
the work done by him the and
the city shall be thereby discharged liability
therefor and also well understood that the
bound in cldo pay hs all difference between
the price at which the contractor originally
form the work and the prices which may adudicaed
sale adjudication
Bids to be running for work
New Orleans, April 20, 1859.
[Siguedl LOUIS H. PILE, City Surveyor.
Approved the Committees Streets and Landings Of both
Boards of the Common Council.
| fsignedI H. yENNARD ,c,.,
tSiSnedl ROBT. HUYGHE. SChairmen.
Registered April Is, 1859
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CPECIFICATIONsf for the contract for paw
s ss. 81 f. ss,s9 the grades of the sidewalk
QUALITY 4sn p.aEs SOY OF TEE
Qualify nv granite from Bos o they ha BE-
a as s ne than s
ss aid mot I q ten n
and ends IS to nuke sh, Joints and the tops shall be
Joining as stones shall be spt Ct angle
Shall be q good hard granite obtained from
as E
shall be well aaaie havi pras square sides and ends
sssss ds:ssus wen
well the to s
slope Of the sides from three to six feet long from twenty
crossing shall be of North river ane stones of the
long feet wide and less thick
quality, rubbed osied surface or
ian ssy FEET 81 wo
and half inches thick
~ n Il % sp "na ar
sonrsser shall take Up the earbs wherever ordere
The cues,onss shall be according to the lines
lengths g from thrss to six throughout The work. and
height towards the adjoining Sidewalk shall also be
s,s Fixed and backed the Ap
The whenever required
Wiz e.
G BEST
IN accordance with the directions to be given the City Sur
ia sides sa i he es ss Of the bridges shall
,n hs gn spnss shall S Il their Length the nrh
q one inch bottcmng of four inches Of London and
as we'll
sd a ap fa n snd
The contractor shall, take nm the old rouna
grade the saIfaes acsordsnee with s he GRADES
~ sss,, sss *
ssn q no so oSr s PLACE
s ss Wit @ns SiF
roller until form square block
sees asena sas,s For eslisss &c
@ s IL g. ss a ssnsps S win
same order block may rest on solid oupdaon
eos Joints half inch wsS s sap n %os
s sS b ~ ss & W v s the blocks
% 4 and ne gayPs shall
s'ss
The old brickIng e the sidewalk. shall be taken up
aagsigg then b laid tagging shall De laid well
shall be iaidin regular Tbs aggag snail when
PLACES and cspasis q supporting trashtedse Otherwise
shall be rejected The customary dressed CUTTERS
lie AND ws
hydraulic cement mortar wherever required for draining lot
Wherever the Sidewalks already tagged and may
O. sss sdsssS
e Dc s sa ans BY s The city
The e. ns sssipg w Gag, While, he
qu asss g replace .rl BE- dig broken iass :
.,yho In
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CoMPTRoLLER's OFFICE, I
City Of New Orleans. April s, 1889. )
[ No. 1854. ]

establish railroads IN The city New Orleans and for
&: Ssa be ss ill., s cs xs s
ss VII b 81 g s
DESTROYS entering into with the city OF
III s
single track Railroad, commencing Toedsno street at
streets the south side Of Canal street S street s,
s United
sss and S Son s9s s @ e. Tss
to side Of Rampant and along the west side Of Rampant
MSeazne street through Magsuns street to street
hs later u with Camp street
pattern those city Of Philadelphia and The
in Camp and Magazine streets shall be laid the center
and to Espsnss street
the e .s. R' Ss s
or may be, hereafter made in which case the ma
TRACTORS Shall Keep through
wheh a an @ saa condition during said
One track shall be used exclusively for cars passing up
The ars between Canal Toleaano street. any
ps
hs t. BaIsets shall not exceed Ave cents passenger
il more than one used for car they shall
BE driven S or ears s BE- S
not At greater than every ten minutes from daylight
O'Clock until midnight.
Said contractors shall annually into the City
Treasury the of said road and fixtures the
tax levied real estate and the value of said road
and be assessed by the usual mode OF
meut. Should the contractor contractors refuse
elect to the streets in the order and condition
streets to be repaired repaved at the
Of said contractor conracors AMI in the event of their
usa for the the shall be recoverable be
city That the speed OF said shall exceed six miles
hour All tn be said roads bew
shall be provided with good ample head
light placed conspicuous position the outside Of said
and for the violation of this other ordinance
sng be hereafter enacted In accordance with the
provisions Of this resolution the part of officer
ployee said roads, the contractors shall be
liable to all fines damages arising thereform.
The said roads shall be commenced simultaneously at Ca
nal street. working up and down, to completion Of the
whole work; the grades the
shall under the supervision Of the City
accordance with lines and levels be given by him.
specifications file in his office. The LAYING OF said
contract completed hin eighteen months from date
end should the fail
comply whAhese conditions, the shall be null and
The said shall furnish good
commencement and completion of aid railroads within the time
herein specified,
The right Of be awarded to the parties Offering the
largest bonus the privilege and the to be paid within
thirty from the date Of All proposals must be
directed the City Comptroller and endorsed The proposals
for constructing the City Railroads be opened by the Comp
Finance and Streets and Landings OF both Boards nnd said
posas to subject to the wal rejection OF the Common
Council.
The city of New shall responsible any
work done materials furnished for this roa and every
lay thereon, either the tucon repairs
any expense Of whatever kind shall be borne
contractor or cont actors.
tSignedl CHAS II. WALDO,
President Board of Assistant Aldermen.
lSignedI ]. o. NIXON,
President Board OF Aldermen.
Annrnved February 1850
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
GoMPrRoLLER,s OFFICE. I
City Of New Orleans, April %. 1859. )
+ M AHA I 5


ooMPTRoLLER's OFFICE.
City Of New Orleans, April &C. 1859.
No. 4473.
Resosed That the Comptroller be and he is hereby auho,
III sae following ccntracs separately 10 bidder
Sc r. e
hs Y he s oss Ss sor by curb
ssones md Wooden stss. s On 10th 6aahs street
Gn Esn rs H. g sss
and aoedse gas Ssh Ferdinand street.
rs,ds.
S &, s;s e sS.s a.: - s'sas'
ss. Z ~ Rssps ssa p
making sss ss. & clara Z,
Ss s1S sssss and raising the sidewalks already
msas O. ss'a sss slsss the sesd..y q
csss ssss S: & il width as
sg ne sms enclosing the neutral ground in the center
o .nsi street. from Tchoapouas to Claiborne street. With
sn contract for making in the center Of the neutral ground
on Canal street from Tchouptoulas to Claiborne street. shell
contract paving with square blocks Magazine street.
''''- (ssnedl ALFRED KEARNY,
pro TEN Board 4 A SIss Aldermen
President Board of Aldermen.
A tesisned, Np'A = -'''' GERARD sTITH, Mayor
Viii sdndssis any ocs al il O'clock, NJ the above
tracts. -...,,.- 4
~ -,
onasS bca q BY and
s . Isssss assSss sos sides 81
from Traes IT, e chill =
Eysian Fields street. 70 Lafayette avenue ID feet
SECOND sidewalks on both sides of St. Fer
dnand street. from UrquhaI Goodchdren street. feet in
-1Sa H.r.s and lin. the
yea nsS % hs dressed On TOP
he slope q The sides h. zee e s cps from
NJ 's.ss.
s @ n the & & to .as
have three 9o,
q ~ sS snd baeA ed IN The
nTsa usually
p IN ana 70
shall . admitted in the York .,,, !,
Ss.'ers s sh "a oe made OF ne best
are sss "a h y and inches
ave Win oak pins not les than four feet long b two
gutter plank PIERCED TIE edge Of The panks near
inches deep cut out a every eight rect and these
IN y firmly down and spiked with said quite,
iii s snsI
Al. = 4 N sssd four sesss h,ss
facing board shall one and ha rches above the
face d the gutter plank and Inc latter shall De laid with
slope Of one inch the cSrn9nes su
q
cutters ter Shall f
through the whole widtn Of the , sidew
BR,ck PAvEssSTihe Ssik pavement shall be laid With
lake sand or other sand Of equally good qnay With It. or
ashes, generally called bue Billy The joints between
the bricks sha % well hied with sharp sand and coati Of
half inch thick spread the whole surface the brick
ing Prior to laying the the earth ground shall
cut broken and vel and msde level and graded
smoothly with decyy or slope towards the outline of
half az inch Per loot gonnd Where too Low shall be FILED
completely solid There shall be bedding Of half Of
inch Il sharp sand under the and said bricks shall
properly bedded therein herring regularly laid in close
joints without rugged or hollow places that the
will straight edge otherwi:e shall bs reflected
GENERAL CLAusEsihe whole work shall be executed to
the entire Oh ne Wy surveyor VINO 10 conform
N with the petitions VIII be the sole Judge of the quality of
he work :,
Az The materials shall os O The pest Quality and shall be
furnished by tne contac.ors ~ Wei' ~ me apor
following The spp.Sya # ths aajadieaoa
penalty Of ten dollars per day for each and every day
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.

towards the curbstones woodenboxed cutters ne
shall be eet BY the contractor They shall be four iac wide
cypress plank for the sides bottom with two by ot inches
sdass ss
lake bricks the b quality herring on ed
f Hhs s
bsks shs BE- well filled up With sharp sand and coating Of
s1 he s
Be satSp broken We. made .vsI graded
M s nss s.ssnS sSsss u
an inch Il sharp sand uade, hs bricks which
without any rugged hollow places h.. hs will
bear ss .ls. q s ID sal.
and Which , nay ~ be s the City out 81 line and
going and to look as we'll In the
MI old materials which found surveyor and
GEsERAI CIAusEs.!The whole work shall be executed to
judge ,s quality The se or H. n. ~,
fhs sna o s Ss qaS and snail
The contractor shall be bound begin the work in the ten
ana M
I o ten dollars per day for each ard every day thereafter the
Good solvent security in the of $1,000 shall be
Fnymsnss made the completion and o the
city in cash and the PROPORTION to be paid by tn.
made the City Surveyor in conformity with section l9 Of the
city charter said bills be collected by the contractor who
shall be subrgated all the rights Of city sue ssz
the properly in Of Of all OF said bills
and the Of New Orleans not to be held liable responsible
shall pay the City Treasury prior
ceivng bis certificates and bills of publication of the
petition the properly holders being we'll understood tina
shall have the right of demanding Of said pet
toners the reimbursement OF said cost of publication
we'll understood that Of failure by the contractor
begin finish the work thereof within the period
fixed or in the Council be issashed with the
which the being executed the Council shall have TIT
right TO annu without putting
fault required by article 1905 Of the Civil Code and whou
to u Justice annu the same without
demny and Is also we'll understood that in the
tractor shall time abandon the work not finish
complete in conformity with his contract the said
shall forfeit all claims he have for part Of TIT
work done by him up the date of the abandonment
city shall be thereby discharged from any and all liability
and is also we'll understood that in the
resod the contractor and bis securities shall be held
bound solido pay unto the city all loss difference
the price which the ntracor originally
perform the work and the price at which be adudcae
at resale rehabilitation.
Bios to be running foot OF sidewalk complete In
Guiding hetunng the corners per running foot OF
| sidewalks reconstructed complete.
| New Orleans, April l6, 1853
| [Signedl LOUIS a. PILE, City Surveyor.
Approved by the Committees Streets and Landings Of
| Boards of the Common Council.
ls'sned-l 4 ko B yh MTYaRR, chairmen.
Registered April Is. 1859:
| AIS 2t HENRY DUREII, for COMPTROLLER
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Approved April l, 1889.
[signedl GERARD sTITH, Mayer


Notice hereby given that sealed proposals for the above
will be received by 10 WEDNESDAY, 18th Of
June, 1859, at IL O'Clock NJ
az EornDt
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y PECIFICA ZION ) for the contract for en-
y closing the neutral ground in the
Tchoupouas Claiborne street with iron posts and
chaius.
The neutral gropndn the Of Canal from TchQup
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Approved February Ii, 1859.
as SIT Signed1 GERARD STITH, Mayer.


L /
Reolred That ordinance No. 1864 entitled
for the sale of the right of establish railroads the city
New Orleans, and for other be and the
hereby amended read single track railroad commencing
Eighth street. in lieu Of Toledano street, and alone the
West side Of Rampant street. in lieu of the Fas side Of
part stree thence along the West aide Of Rampant street.
lieu Of the East side of Rampant street to the United States
Barracks and after the words another single track railroad
running insert the words alorg The North side of Epla
maize the East side Of Rampant reet in lieu the
siden and along the Fast side of Ran,part
street lieu OF the West side Rampant street.
insert the words through Magazine street Eighth street
in lieu of T0edana street, through said Eighth
its junction with Pyta street, in lien of Camp
The privileges of the hight Of way for SAID
shall he twenty years. The said railroads. cars
lures AID ppuenancts to revert to the city at the EXPIRATION o
said twenty years valuation BE nsceained by dts
interested be appou ed by said
contractors, and other by the city in the
disagreement said valuation between the Id
appoaed third party umpire shall be appointed by
District Courts, the decision thereby had he fin
thus amended that said ordinance be hereby
adopted.
[signed ALFRED kEtRSY,
President pro TEN. Board of Assistant Aldermen.
ISiguedl j. o. NIXON,
President Board OF Aldermen.
Approved April l, 1889
GERARD STITU, MAYER,
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COMpTROLLER--oFFICIAL.

walks per running of old tagging Of the sidewalks
mp reld per Iron bridge top furnished and laid
complete
" isirmed 4 ,'A >f' LOUIS H, PILE,
City Surveyor.
Approved by the Committees Streets and Landings Of
both Boards Of the Common Council. 49,
TSignedi ROBT. HUYGHE, ch.;.,,.n
fSienedt II. Il. vENNARD, e""'' '"'
saS ii 1,p''' ~ HENRY DuREI, for Comptroller.
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. I

49, 4 hsrehy given that on THURSDAY, 9Th Of May
adjadlcAe. VI my Office at IL O'Clock M the above
- +. THEARD. Comptroller
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S 10. 4535.
M p a{aKadlsl ssacant u one Thousand dollars
~ Ssxntel ~ tie delegation sf the Third District
q eFS4ief ~ dtling up q the Recorders
VI &S1ess ~ hi psspcses inteadsd
-sa3zs,s N Nne1I 3f " O. NIXON,
-sssa-3a ~ ss President Board Of Aldermen
81 ~ 1Rzkpedl lslSs las. h. WALDO,
gT ssss Radiant lard 81 Assistant Aldermen.
y I'D GEEA.D sTITH. Mayor.
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POLICE JAIL--OFFICIAL.

WAS brought to the city Police jail on the
w 18th of April the black boy CELESrIN. Says he
longs Mrs widow Wnggaman who lives in the Parish
Jefferson La; he Is feet 81 inches high, and has
front teeth missing, ..a
The owner and claim his property according to law
E. BLANCHARD
Keeper Of City Police Jail,
Registered April q, 1859.
HENRY DUREL,
a28 l5t For Comptroller.
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STREET COMM'R--OFFICTAI

EPAVE DU QUATRIEME DISTRICT-us 4
u etc conduit depot des du Quaeme District
les Laurel Constance epsve-
rouge des taches blancbes ventre
des aches banches lie pied gauchs de deyan
derriere petite iaches banches 10 dos
dams chaqus corne, eampe visible.
81 de vRch nest reclamee dams dix jours les ras
payes ellie vendue enchare pnbque dit depot, 10
SAMEDI, IA mai 1859, d 10 heures A, N.
Go FLETCHER, Commissaire dos Tues-
Eouyee. Orleans. % Ryrtl 1859, n29 my
Saint Paul weekly Minnesotian., 1859-06-18
d I e D..

At the residence of A. ALLEN, Esq, in this city,
at IL O'Clock, n !, LucY GERrRuDs, youngest daugh
ter of WM. Q. and ELIzABsra q. ALLEN, aged
months and 20 days. e. .s.s
Saint Paul weekly Minnesotian., 1859-06-18
cHERIFF,s sALR.---BY VIRTUE OF

CHERIFF'S SALE..--BY VIRTUE OF
execution issued our Of and unoer the of
District Court Tor the first Judicial district and for
the County Of Anoka g. ate Of Minnesota, upon udg
rendered and locketed In said Court on the 81
Treethen Is Plaintiff and A. J. Wsshburne ndant
In favor Of the said plaintiff axainst said defend
cents ($2009 and Interest from rendition, have this
9th day Of May, 1853, levied upon the f,.lowng
scribed real property to wit commencing at the north
east Of lot ave ( In block twenty (29 in
the town Of Anoka according to the survey and plat
the BY Q. b. Chapman, thence running in west
ery direction the north line of the
lot twenty Ave feet thence running in southery d.
recton on line parallel with the east Inc of said lot
Ave in block twenty nine aforementioned one hundred
Q00) feet thence running In eastcrly direction
line parallel with the north line of the aforementioned
lot @ in block twenty (9) twenty feet to the
ery direction along the west side Of Second Avenue I'd
the point Of beginning, together with certain store
hereby gwen that viii sell the above described real
perty the highest bidder for cash. At public auc
tion at the Randolph House. In the village o. Anoka on
Of that day satisfy said Execution, together
/ with interest and costs thereon. 8
Dated Anoka, May S'r' ts0y q HrNprpsoN. s,sr,r
G. T. Curtis, PLAINTIFF Attorney. iuns1s WOW
CTEAM GRIsT AND SAW MILL FOR
IS SALE OR 10 RENTING steam grist and saw
Nil, .novn under the Of "Gobe Mlls," and own
ed by the Globe Mills Company heretofore exstinr at
the Gty of New Ulm, Brown County Minnesota, will be
GS until term
It consists Of timber frame buiining 40 by 60 feet
,rree ard half stories high, contsining Complete
erist mill, mill, lathing machine, turner's lathe,
&C. &c. tn 6rst rate engine ofhirty horse
power and boilers sutacient to produce twice this pow
The ntl was sstsbishsd in 1887, AID everything
is in good order.
The building IL erected on valuable ave acre lot on
the hinnesots River with an excellent landing near to
Purchasers requested TO send in their offers pre-
vious 70 the hrst day Of September next For further
psriculafs enquire ss the undsfssned commissioners.
Commissioners Of thu Globe N lis Co.,
la 2; sa-61gyls5 = AK L THE0BALD, President.
New un, Brown oo.. Mn. MAJ Ilsk. 1869 jeis.xst
Saint Paul weekly Minnesotian., 1859-06-18
SECOND DAY.

"A
Tne Convention was called to order at the
hour, and opened with prayer by the Rev. DR..
Stevenson, of New York.
The discussion of the Second Topic, was
again resumed, in reference to the quali6ca-
tons of S. S. Teachers.
Mr.. Barker, Of Monticello, said he had
known some most excellent Teachers who
were non.professors and yet who did their du-
ty well. In many instances while engaged in
the work they had been themselves converted,
and he would not insist on profession'of of reli,
gion as sine qua non for qualification, if he
was wanting teacher. The speaker men.
toned instances showing that engaging in the
work led the impenitent teacher to the cross
and they frequently were more punctual thar
teachers who made profession of piety..s