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Staunton vindicator and general advertiser. (Staunton, Augusta County, Va.) 1858-1860, 1859-08-19

DICKENS, Son the authority Of a private
letter which arrived by the Persia. from an,
intimate personal friend of the novelist, we
are glad to announce that Charles Dickens
will visit this country during the ensuing
autumn, and give the readings from his
own works that have been so successful in
EnglaHd.
Staunton vindicator and general advertiser. (Staunton, Augusta County, Va.) 1858-1860, 1859-08-19

TEE ROLL OF 5n.-The following are
the names and ages of the Revolutionary
soldiers, supposed 10 be alive who are PEN
stoned on the rolls of the State of Virginia :
VIM. Cunningham, 50 years; George Estes
96a !; Darrell Hicks, ST., over 81 William
Oney, 9S; Peter Rife, 81 William Stewart
Mathew Seay, 96; Henry Willoughby, 100.
Staunton vindicator and general advertiser. (Staunton, Augusta County, Va.) 1858-1860, 1859-08-19

w"1 wish { was a. ghost blamed if I
DON'T" said peer covJ, the other night,
as. be vas seliloqni1ingin the cold. They
goes wherever obey please, toll free; they
don't owe nobody'nothin', and that is COM
fort. Who ever heard tell of man WHO
had bill against ghost? Nobody. They
never buy hats and wittals: nor las to saw
wood nor run arrasts, IS !. TO-
Staunton vindicator and general advertiser. (Staunton, Augusta County, Va.) 1858-1860, 1859-08-19

An exchange tells us chat a physician in,
Louisville, Ky, has made the discovery,
that by living principally on buttermilk o.
human being may prolong life to the period
of 200 years Hurra for buttermilk
Staunton vindicator and general advertiser. (Staunton, Augusta County, Va.) 1858-1860, 1859-08-19

TOMATO MARMALADE.-Take full-grown
tomatoes while quite green, cut out the.
stems, stew then till quite SOFT, RIB them
through sieve, set the bulb on the fire.
season highly, With salt, pepper, pounded
cloves. and. stew all together till thick. =
It is excellent for seasoning gravies aud
keeps well, e..
Staunton vindicator and general advertiser. (Staunton, Augusta County, Va.) 1858-1860, 1859-08-19

TOMATO W1NE.-Superior wine is, said to
be made from the tomato, with no other in.
gradients than the pure juice Of the tomato
and sugar, which very much resembles
champagne, and has light transparent col
or, with a pleasant brisk flavor. ~.
Staunton vindicator and general advertiser. (Staunton, Augusta County, Va.) 1858-1860, 1859-08-19

WIZ "A SHIP IS CALLED Str "a shin,
is called .sshe' becauses man knows not
the expense till he;gsc onc-because they
look best whep well rigged-a because.
they bring ,rssws from abroad, and carry out
news fscn home. LIE ,sbiIsyH. g. ~
Staunton vindicator and general advertiser. (Staunton, Augusta County, Va.) 1858-1860, 1859-08-19
professiional Garbs.


; pr&@ III n Z @ u
TIME LAW PARTNERSHIP of Niche Hklnh e,
Niche terminated on the st Is %;. 5sy r Fl
sinitation. Thomas J., and John " !: Meme ~
If Augusta Co, under the style of MlCHlE
aiIcgfE THOMAS J.. NICHE, B
JAS II. SKINNER.
JOHN C: NICHE.
gtaunton. 1u,y II. 1859
Staunton vindicator and general advertiser. (Staunton, Augusta County, Va.) 1858-1860, 1859-08-19
NUMBER SO.

80 .
EN NV hat is your name /? asked Judge
OF the prisoner at the bard somewhat sem
timental young msn. 'i L..
my name is Norval, on the Champion
Hills %
Where did you come frofnq'
! came from the happy land, where care
is unknown
Where are you lodging now 1, p
! dreampt | dwelt in marble halls
Where are you going to p ta sa7
Far, far, Ger hill and dale 5se,a
What is your occupation 2 Il =
L played upon harp of 4 thousand
strings
Are you married p
Long time ago. Polly put the kettle
on .rg b.
when were you married p -
Twas ~ o'clock one starlight night,
ever shall remember,
How many ahildrcn Rave you ?'ls.sw Ts9
There's Doll anu Bet and Moll and Kate
What IS your vlfe's name y. -. i
oh, no, I never. mention her.
Did your wife oppose your leaving?'
She wept not when we parted.'
In what condition did you leave her. s
a rose tree in full bearing sgs
is your family provided for?'
%, sublime was the warming
YVES. your wife good looking?
She was all my fancy painted herr
Did your wife ever treat you badly 2
sOft in the Silly night
when you announced yepp intention of
emigrating, what did your wife say p
oh, dear, what can the matter be .
And what did you reply y i
Sweet Kitty Cover. don't bother the So
Where did you last see her 2? M
'We met-'twas in crowd
what did she say to you when you were
in the act Of ,leavingf' Ae
Go, forget me- sa
DO you still love her.
The minstrels' return from The war;
What are your possessions /? s
odd Dog Tray
What do you propose to do with him 2
Send him TO the other side Of Jordan 'ff
How DO you intend to make your liv-
Pull off my coat c and roll up 81 ns sleeves
| The Judge couldn't stand any more, and
accordingly sent him up for three months
Staunton vindicator and general advertiser. (Staunton, Augusta County, Va.) 1858-1860, 1859-08-19

JAMES IT. SKIN II IIE,
ATTORNEY AT LAW,
~ GTsgE.S TOW V..A..
PRACTICES in all the courts of Augusta, Rock
4 ingham and Highland Counties
: OFFICE first door, in the Brick no" In irone q
the Courthouse.
Stanton, July Is, 1S59-6m.
Staunton vindicator and general advertiser. (Staunton, Augusta County, Va.) 1858-1860, 1859-08-19
q. vIAELE,
~ DEALER IN
CLOCKS, WATCHES, AND JEWElRy
Silver and Plated Ware.
OPPOSITE VIRGINIA HOTEL,
49, STANTON, VA.
Stauuton July Is, 1859.

ruoH W. sHEfFEY. + JAs. BU&eAn1sEE, sR
80 LAW NOTICE.
rT7HE undersigned have formed partnership II
Il the Practice Of Law, in the various Colurts
al business confident 10 4teir care. Especial at
soation paid to the Collection CT Claims.
RuaH. W., SHEFrEY will practice in the Courts
CT Highland; Bath and RocNnridge. and IN tht
Court af anrealr. HUGH w. SHEFFET,
- JAS. BUMGARDNER, JR
Sfaunton, Jan Is, 1859.
Staunton vindicator and general advertiser. (Staunton, Augusta County, Va.) 1858-1860, 1859-08-19
q. M. s. w. NJ. GUY,

S1ENERAL COLLEcTORs.--All Accounts
u Bonds, &C., placed in nv hands for Collection
sill be attended TO by R. i. Guy, during nv alb
eence for several months. " NJ A. W I. ;,
Persons Having accounts. &c, for collection vii
and rae at the Office of tee Gas Company, one door
above Rankin'e Gallery. ~
stalnton, June II. 1s5sHEa9
Staunton vindicator and general advertiser. (Staunton, Augusta County, Va.) 1858-1860, 1859-08-19

81 All advertising for less time than shree months,
t,;H Be charged for at the us.ot rcses-sl ~ per-
eqnare for the rstthrss insertions, ana
RE obove ,otes ,estl Be strictly adhered to: Iae
CIRCULATION Of the = TND ICA TOR is one Of the lar
asst 4; the Sfee, and hence Of the best Gdrertts,
- ny mw- WORK, of al! description promptls
,-Hou1eL to.
Staunton vindicator and general advertiser. (Staunton, Augusta County, Va.) 1858-1860, 1859-08-19
d ke Uindiratnrli.
.~ ~rCEIE eas Go.

rERMs:-The esVINDICAToR" is published
80, p rrcmforPs Corner at T.ro Dollars and FIT
~ Cents, ashch may be discharged by the payment
Tco Dollors IN Adronce.
ADVERTLSEMENTSof ten tsnss, 2, esss,o ~.
- 80 h enhseouent Continuance. Larger ADVERTISE
SCENTS inserted IN the same proportion.
A liberal discount made to those oh sertsse ~
Staunton vindicator and general advertiser. (Staunton, Augusta County, Va.) 1858-1860, 1859-08-19


shenld reaecsthat sound mind ana body are the
most necessary requisites to promote COMMUNAL
happiness indeed without these, the journey
through life becomes weary pilgrimage; the pros
pect hourly darkens to the view the mind becomes
choly reflection that the happiness OF anetaer pc
comes blighted with our own. = -
Office NOT S. Fred. st. Baltimore, Mo.
n. B.-Let no false delicacy prevent YOU, out ap-
piy imne dateiy, either personally. or by letter.
ENDORSEM Ell T OF TIL PRESS
fhe many thousands cared az This institution with
ia the last sixteen years, and tho numerous mpor-
tant Surgical Operations performed BY Dr. JOHNS;
ton, Witnessed by the reporters OF the papers and
other persons, notices ofwh1ch have appeared
egan and again before the public, besides his STAN
ding as gentleman of character and responsibility
is a sufficient guarantee to the al aillctea.
Thereare somauy ignorant and worthless Guack
advertising themselves as Physicians, and copying
Dr.. Jdknstons- advertisements, Shoe NenGers,
Boot Blacks, Lamp Trimmers &c., panry Gnd
Contemplate hnitatoys, whose Lives instead Of at
the Noble Science of Medicine have been spent
in the most Mental Capacity now styling themselves
Reomlorly Educated Physicians, imposing upon
and running the health of all unfortunately falling
in their power, that DR.. Johnston deems it neces
sary to say especially to those unacquainted with
his reputation that his credentials or diplomas
| always hang in his Office.
ONLY PHYSICIAN ADVERTISING.
| Dr. Johnston is the only Physician advertising
+, to cure Secret Disease.
| His remedies and treatment entirely ~un
known to others. Prepared from life spent in the
great hospitals of Europe and the first in thiscoun
try, viz England, France, the Blockley Of Phila
aeiphia, BE-, and more. extensive practice thar
say other Physician in tbe Torld;: His many won
tions are a sufficient guarantee to the, afflicted
those WHO wish to be speedily and .efectualy re
lieyed should shun the numerous triling impostors
who only ruin their health. and apply to him. ~
NO LETTERS. RECEIVED UNLESS POST
PAID and containing a Stamp to be used for tn
reply. Persons writing should state Age and sem
that portion of advertisement describing Symphonic
September IL, l85s.-ly
Staunton vindicator and general advertiser. (Staunton, Augusta County, Va.) 1858-1860, 1859-08-19
DENTAL NOTICE.

THoMsA,s asa a; = p ;ha hz;S;.a in
81 reynolds. D4.-H
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POLICE AND HEALTH.

POLICE AND HEALTH.
Mr.. Whitney offered the following report which
was read and adopted the rules being suspended
The Committee on Police and Health beg to present
the following report:
f,;saupon The petition Of Mr. Oliver Austin asking
~ Se ah a. s lam hsd e
valuable buildings he provide ,he
and The q has 70
on Of the concerning the erection OF such sheds
second-Upen the petition of Lpins aad j. Luce
to and re-. az" D s ss5
pnlavoaraoy The ordinance lately ssed tax on al
to snS %
further 'n'ideration OF The sual!eH.. .,..,
respectfully s s ;$;$ais k Hasgssr.
The following preamble and resolutions were read
twice and adopted the rules being suspended, and
motion sent to the Board of Aldermen for concur
renee.
the Second District Beef Market tina. ne svee occupied
hsres dali daily exercising the privilege
keeping pistol g.ees the eys contrary TO the ord
Sesose That the Ghef Il Police be and he i, hereby in
further to arrest all persons violation Of the ordinances
p who @
to law r...
day nea s and 70 eer
sioner, he being member Of the Legislature.
Mr.. Whitney offered the following preamble and
resolutions, which were read, and, motion, re-
ferred to the Committee on Police:
public horoughares Of the city New Orleans
he III
doing on the Aforesaid ard where's
musical operation causing
nearly III ths places located
to
Rssossd and after the passage of til. following
@ ha at
the banquette street public
81 or
h9 r. 4 oer place to solicit the sale Of
by Rssoraer IL Dsrs IN . us
If said fms The or shall BE- Committed 70
e. f. a4s dsys s ns e for an
Or to establish or to keep already
y ssseiy y a
ss IL Rsf s 5
oenss may and ssid of nder shall be committed for
It s
ana and Il hereby made the duty Of police of the city to
fasts reolSed That from and after the passage Of
other the y Rs pe e
necessary noise, under the penalty Of dollars for each
| The hour having arrived, the Board Of Aldermen
! met the Board of Assistants in their hall in
JOINT SESSION.
1 Members present Of Board of Aldermen: Hon. J.
o. Nixon, President; Messrs Conway, Forstall, Har.
risson, Howell, Vennard and Wiltz--7.
! Members present of Board of Assistants Hon. G
q. Waldo, President; Messrs. Doldonde, Huyghe
| Kearny, Leefe, Magoni, Monroe, White and Whit
4 ney-9.
On motion, the Common Council proceeded to the
election Of Director of the Public Schools of the
First District in place of H. L. Goodrich, resigned
Mr. p. q. Skipwith was nominated, and, there be
ing other nomination, motion, he declared
elected by reclamation.
| On motion, the Common Council proceeded to the
election of one Director Of the Public Schools of the
Second District in place Of Paul @. Theard resigned
| Mr.. Alfred Dolhonde was nominated, and, there be
ing no other nomination, on notion he declared
/ elected by acclamation.
| The Common Council having terminated the cleo
| ton, on motion, the Board of Aldermen retired.
On motion, the Board adjourned until Tuesday
next, the 9Th inst, at o'clock P. N.
JAMES A. HOPKINS,
Secretary.
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e ss ssr IN for the
feet sas be Al the
Orleans fence he made as fo flows to-
= S
y
tx sss Be-
lower thickness the posts and tho
By ea na S M I
the with fonr vs inch nails cypress pickes
Wen pointed placed close shall then Be nailed
to the with at least four inch cut nails to each
the fence N pickles from ,he old fence xhrh may
entire satisfaction the City surveyor
I Ss a door s O a dns sn sn
g.. pns Inch a bs 5psos
din gallery h md s. and
d. Slams shaI e furnished and
we'll as the Be
All wood and iron usually painted shall receive
pile Il by inches
pss
from eeners and to be strongly fastened to the wharf with
Two double moorng piles shall be driven on the battue
each side of The wharf wherever be designated by the
! Surveyor.
nished " the contractor. sell as the labor.
The shall be bound begin the work in the
days following the approval the adjudication the Common
Council and to complete the same fort, days after under
| the same is not completed.
Security Of 81 600 shall be required guarantee
| the faithful performance Of the contract.
Payments in cash the completion Of the work and accept
ance Of the same by the City surveyor. l.
1t is we'll understood that in of failure BY the contractor
nas 81
in which the work being executed the Council shall the
pa
applying court of justice annu the same and without
tractor shall any time abandon the work. finish and
complete the in conformity with his contract the
tractor a forfeit all claims he have for part q
the city shall be thereby discharged from Any and all liability
be resod the and his securities shall be held
bound 10 soido the city all loss difference
the price at which originally contracted
perform the work and price which may be adjudi
Gated at a sale rehabilitation.
Bids to be for the whole work complete.
New Orleans December 3, 1885,
[Signedl LOUIS Fl. PILE. City Surveyor.
Approved by the Committees Streets Landings both
Boards Of the Common Council.
fSignedl ROBERT HUYGHE, rL;,.,
tSgned] H. 7. FENNARD. Sonaihen'
Registered Jan %, 1859.
jas 1t HENRY DUR Ell, for Comptroller.
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SPECIFICATIONS for the contract for the
~ OF foot four feet wide to
These ways shall be in
with the lines and nights to be given by the City Surveyor
Yellow pine posts by inches square,
into the solid ground at engthway Of feet
Of the posts shall be squared according given
by the City Surveyor and shall receive and inch
pos a ss e
The panks FOR the flooring shall be Of yellow pine of the best
feet long they shall be strongly nailed to each Of the with
inch pressed spikes at each end OF each plank
All Of the best quality and shall be
furnished by the contractor as well as the labor.
The work shall be formed the entire satisfaction of the
City Surveyor other wse 1t shall be rejected.
The contractor sha be bound begin the work In ten days
following the approval Of the aiadieaon By the Common
ally OF ten dollars day for each and day thereafter
the same is not completed.
| the faithful p srfOrmance of the contract.
Payment in cash the completion Of the work and accept
| ance of the by the City Surveyor.
1t we'll understood that OF failure by the contractor
to begin finish the work part thereof within the
in which the work is being executed the Council shall have
the right annu the contract without putting the
without indemnity and is also well understood
contractor forfeit all may any part
that the city shall thereby discharged from any liza
bliy therefor and IL also we'll understood that
between price which the contractor originally con
adudc ted at resale or DISQUALIFICATION.
Bids to be running foot for the whole work complete.
New 4 Sisnas Oct 2' f HS1s H PILE cv
Approved BY the Committees Streets and Landings Of boil
ss!!sPs$$ Ra 81 v HSSaHR; oA'''"sn
iass It 'A''Afs - HENRY DuRE1, for Comptroller
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MAYORALTY OF NEW ORLEANS,
City Hail. January q, 1859 ;
Common Council of the City Of New Orleans.
No. 433l.
Resooed That section 50 of ordinance No. 426 approved
December 49, 1885, fixing the of license all ecan-
tile agencies for giving information of the
standing Of commercial firms S0-fve hundred dollas-be
and the same hereby amended by reducing the
liceuse from $500 Ito $3.50.
tSignedl CHAS. H. WALDO
President Beard Assistant Aldermen.
lSignedl j. o. NIXON,
President Board of Aldermen.
Approved January %, 1859.
GSignedl GERARD STITH, Mayor. jag St
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COMPTROLLER'S OFFICE, I
City OF New Oreaus, January Is, 1889
{ No. 1918.
Reso That the Comptroller be and heis hereby authorized
adndcate the lowest BLADDER after five days
ticia JOURNAL passage
the whhrves of the First and Fourth Districts Post
80 to Post A. Said work be done in accordance with lines
aad specifications Of the Surveyor and the adjudication to be
subject to the approval or rejection of the Common Connc
(Signed) CHAS. II. WALDO.
President Board of Assistant Aldermen.
(Signed) J. o. NIXON
President Board Of Aldermen.
Approved January 81 1850
(sfgned) ]. o. NIXON, Mayor pro tenn.
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MAYORALTY--OFFICIAL.

MAYORALTY OF NEW ORLEANS ),
City Hall january %, 1859 !
Common Council Of the City Of New Orleans
... No. 1880. ]
eolsed That the adjudication by Comptroller agreea-
bly, resolution No. 1885 of contract for lining with cui
and making wooden gutter both sides New
Orleans and Casolton Railroad ST. Charles late Nayades
street from the Tvo circle to Felicity street. Nchol
Co.. security jeremiah Lnco eighty cents Der
running foo. for the whole work complete same
hereby approve the security accepted and the Mayor
lied to enter into contract with the parties notas
[Signed] CHAS. Fl. WALDO,
President Board of Assistant Aldermen
[Signedl j. o. NIXON,
President Board of Aldermen.
Approved January %, 1859.
[signedl GERARD STITH. Mayor.
A true copy. WIN, SALoNoN,
fe2 st Secretary.
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To the Common Council OF New Orleans
THE PETITION of the undersigned re-
spectfly showeth that the majority required by the
new City Charter having signed this petition they pray your
Honorable body to authorizing Comptroi
Ter to SELL after vs ~ notice In the official JOURNAL the
tract for making brick sidewalks CUTTERS
sides of Vaudeville ST. John the Baptist
street. and tn said sale be final and Mayor
lied contract with the purchaser for Payment
90 made in ash when the work completed according
lines and levels Of the City Surveyor
PIP. @. Jaryry, 40 feet
G. Parker ~ feet.
=. VI Brencke, 90 feet.
S T. Schmi 60 feet.
d. Kaaz, 60 feet
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-02-03
JAS. A. HOPKINS,
Secretary Board Of Assistant Aldermen.

EeUygLLE ORLEANS, Bovembre, 1858
Au conseil Conmun de Ia Nonyelle- Orleans
I A PETITION DIES sousssIgne represente
superintendent maotite Teqnise
chare de a Vile sgue pesente petition lis pert
honorable corps de resolution auoisant lie Contrib
eur vendre cnq jonrs avis Ia gazette ocee
contra In confecon babquettes bqats
bos les deux coes de la Morales Ia Ferd
nand avenue Washington lis que
soft defnitive lie MARE soft autorse
pacgnereur. Les placements compliant
achievement du travail commencement agnemens
lemehs qui serant dennes par lie voyer de la vle
Mad Garvty, 43 pedS pouces
John feryes As Dieds poucss,
Jack Yulthar, IS pieds.
Mad III Ryan % piedt
Michael Cumplnr 66 pieds
Mad. Ceuliver, % pieds
John Molds, 29pieds.
Joe Vestlan, 70 pieds.
b. Blancan, 29 piedsf
NJ Coffee. IS peds.
Thos Mccormick, % pieds
BaIiste Barcads, l25 pi DIS
Claus ThannarlaD, 81 piees.
j. NJ. JaTgens l27 pieds
Augusta Arder, IS pieds.
john Dempsey, IS pieds.
Augnues Venue 90 pieds.
NJ. A. vullion 10 pieds.
Joseph Birers, 100 pieds.
Elizabeth Bode, 81 pieds ...-"
Michel Mercear 50 pieds.
JAMES A. HOPKINS,
lawow Secreaire du Consei des Assistant Aldermen
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Assistants ALDERMEN.

j. Lssse, 1aS,cnl, Aoysno, Aonfoe, rns'ts'
fs.s sss s.e,sscs * Z q AlDIndiee.s Nth Tie
- - 1ssis .seSsss x tss fourth ssesion. snd
- - Il. 81 II e t.l's' : = J =
e. az ,i Z: I s:s sss n as
~ fsh sssos sspairsa nd sssoisss sS%
& ~ - r. eshiS n IL c iressasy ihs
Y w ia, and, on
~ ~ 49, 5sis: ss,s isrS landings and the
1855 n ~ - q Finance:
$500 q 1870 + xpar .okzxss' ovYcs.
=. Ssy ~ 6s - - 8. Z e Z
4 - zz1 rs < he City Of New Orleans.
"a & ~ e. s;s: ssss Sss:
e e. s. ss:ss ss .a sS "a. "a
sssls O. 81 - - tslls
< s. = mn 81 u 81 Thousand soiis1:
~ cs..l .s..s. . A.rua.. S., security
- a - .an 4 ssvsn thaassnd nins hundred
sssss ~ y sss' US ass
Y 500 80
s,ss , ws z iss s*s e a. s
q IN 4. ~ y: !. .,....
g ~ ~ nsis I'M nj. ~ M .
90 ssSy sas'sa e 4 .R''s,.l 2 r
ssss; ss. SECT ss..,,o,.,
~ rsssuurss's vsskly lspost It receipts and dis
S1aslsy, lss1. ahevin9 : balance on hand Of
49,, 80 !! - motlon reiefrec e sne
r. - ~ sssed - . he S Committee aa x
-, q lsadlnss' .nd shs lass part = the
.r s,:1 DssA Fssacsy GI.y s ~
7. - ss::s !, s. j, 8. !. ~ ss,,.,
~ p s:psss ~ =: Fossth
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PETITIONS--OFFICIAL.
New ORLEANS Dec. "a 1858.
To the Honorable the Common Council

o. NEW oRLEAsS, Dec "a 1888.
of the City of New Orleans:
GENTLEMEN The undersigned. owners
agreeably section 20, City Charter, public
paving Camp street ON Canal Caliope street with
bo less hsn nc ten INCHES vide twelve inches
than inches thick "
ends and op IL AZ 70 , n @
laid, and to be good solid work.
and London gravel with coating top dressing when
laid of four INCHES of sharp sand and London gravel the
to be properly filled and rolled with suitable roller until well
usual curbcne four inches thick furnished when
curbing, Ia orde to make substantial work. 49, 70
The curbone both sides Of Camp from Canal Caiope
ner speedy and
the stdo- walks to be raised and tagged.
The foo crossings the intersection OF all the
laid with best North river Tagging and to be four wide
nes thick to be raised in the and graded
Crescent Mutual ms Co.. by H. n; Rathbone PresN o.
Brother Prest; Geo W. Babcock, agent for
A. Brother, Mrs. Jas. Gasauet;
Mrs. NJ. D. Monford, pp.Hen j r. Harrison.
derson Gaines; Ida A. Slocomb,
| Per pro H. Henderson. W. Ann b. Cox,
H, ". Palfrey For he Louisiana State Bank
A. NJ. Holerook, u Lapeyre, Pres,t;
Henry Parsons, James COLES, per U. H. Dud-
For Robert b Montgomery Franz Williams, Pre,t Bank
| JAS A. White; Of New 0rleans
| For Est e. MoEssn Thos. For NJ and g. Morgan Thomas
For NJ; Morgan, Thomas Ian George Macsrsgor,
For t Augustus whiting Shark Them.s i Hale af''
| John G. wedersrandt, B. s Story,
| John Stroud, Jr., admir-; AT Penn,
'0AA - siA''D' cHA s.' CLAIBORNE,
Secretary of the Board of Aldermen.