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1
r. go .a T alns
Claiborne street the Claiborne Canal from upper limit
Te Mspomene Canal Shall be Is feet wide at the top Is feet
& %
T. me oP p feet wide II The bottom and feet deep below the
Of a Canal an be g neatly en- and smGshea of
yeyor all dirt stumps roots etc. shall be s out 1t least
feet from the sides Of said canals and shall be properly Of
Win he dirt coming from the Claiborne Canal the eyee now
the city the New Canal shall be strengthened and raised
IS have 2 feet wide At the base feet wide The top
construction Of said leyee be free Of mps and roots
the sides Of the same which may be disturbed or damaged Sy
the eontracor shall be repaired by said
aess FORMER e0'a'H previous to the making Of any set
The contractor shall bind himself to have all dams constructed
nesS s sysry y f. a" prevent the water from
CITY surveyor 4, and ls saistseon said eics ''
e sa nbs ~ a9 9 Ss shall be furnished by the
shall bind Himself Begin the work in the ten
ooane complete months after ter aades
Rsnas Ct ten dollars day for each and day thereafter
Security of FIVE hundred dollars be required
Payments cash on the complexion Of each and every 20 acres
each settlement q be retained in guarantee
until the s sHmpson Of The he. whole work
s or IN es s # e. T hin @
which The work being eSeeus The Council shall ha1s the
s to ds S a4s without PUTTING s @
applying to court of Justice same and without
indemnity and it is also well understood that con
tractor shall at time abandon the work finish and
complete the same in conformity with his contract
work done BY him to the date of The abandonment
the city shall be thereby discharged liability
therefor and is also well understood that
be reold the contractor and his shall be held and
bound III odo the city all loss difference between
the price at which the contractor originally
form the work aud the price which may be nndcsted at
resale readudication
Bids be per running feet for the whole work
complete.
New Orleans, Nov. II, 1859
lSignedl aA LOUIS II. PILE,
City Surveyor
Boards of the Common Council.
ISgnedl H. I. yENNARD ,n.
Registered Nov. q, 1859.
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CPECdElCATIONS FOR TAlc CON11SACl'
Jnmonyie Streets the Lake PonlcIartran
shall be dug each side said Frankfort street.
from Frenchmsn street Jumonvlle
toms Of said bitches shall be cut in straight line and well
snoohed Cd, and the earth coming Of the be
thrown in the center Of the roadway.
shall be graded according the lines and grades and rounding
10 b given By the Cy Surveyor The contractor filing The
too high All stnrps roots etc. which be found
roadway shall be by the contractor depth
pieed. . - '''N e0i'
The whole shall 10 the entire satisfaction of
4 the G1ty surveyor, oiherws It shall be rejected
Al earth and labor required to perform the work shall be fur
nished by the contractor s5[ I417
The contractor shall bind himself to begin the work
following the approval Of the adjudication Common
Council and 70 complete the ninety days
penalty OF ten dollars day Tor each every day
the same is not completed.
security Of $500 shall be required to guarantee
the faithful performance Of the contract.
Payment to Ne made in cash the completion the
acceptance of the same BY the City Surveyor. 1
We'll understood that OF failure contractor
Rod fixed in the Council Be dissatisfied with the msnne
IN which The work is being executed the Council shalt have
fault required article 1905 Civil Code and without
demny and ii is also well understood that in case he con.
tractor shall at any abandon the work and
tractor shall forfeit all claims may part Of the
work done hy him up to the date Of the abandonment that
the city shall be thereby discharged from any liability
therefore and is also well contract
be reod the contractor and his securities shall and
the which the contractor originally contracted 10 per.
form the work and the price at which may adjudicaed ut
Bids 10 BE per running 2s feet for the whole work
complete, bitches and roadway included |
Signed LOUIS H. PILE, City. Surveyor
BY the Completes Streets and Landings Of both
%I sgnea H 4; rvEsNHSya aER }chairmen
d i HENRY DUREI. for Comptroller
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MAYORALTY-- OFFICIAL.

-s-s a, --r .Ss- q =,
NAfORALTY OF NEW ORLEANS
G8rr Halls 18th day Of Noyembers 1859
Common Council Of the city Of New Orleans.
NO. 1881
&,.yoef That crdinence No $751; a5 City Digest entitled
Tsnir tc ftc limits hi and FOR the city Of New
~ sendo hy addue 10 the st section thereof the
y5r TkSf lie buildings hereafter 10 Is erected in
III Foaffh District and fronting on Magazine street between
Ps]eiy nd jackson Streets also Camp street. Felicity
f IS m Andfey, strec also 81 81 Marys street from Maya
In n fsnn stret and on ST Andrew street from (nmp 70
st,cc, shall VI Constructed Of brick Or other uoncsu
6ubc maieris the extent Of hundred and fy feet
n sron ~ :, osndny Sai hs Il MAJ :, h
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&c., CDaPrRoLLERs OFFICE
Giiy OF New Orleans November q 1859
No. 42l.1
hesetce mat the Comptroller adndcate the lowest bid
na aer Ten days notice. for year from Jnnnary
eA, tour separate eonNctsone for each Dsrct-fo nun.
hh branding all carts, drays ETC. by the cit
rug Jus sh.ii be certain for nal branding
each cart dray ETC. aud the persons holding drnys or nbe
adjudication i' ~ ~ " '"'' VI inc
lsisnedl WV. c. C. CLAIBORNE
,.. President Board of Aldermen
lHiSheil FRANCIS ALPUENTE,
President Board Of Assistant AIceru,,n
Approved ed November, ls52
lSignedl A. D. CROsSMtN Mayor
Nonce + hereby that TUESDAY 6tl, Iesemha.
neSt WIN adjndIcae Office O'Clock NJ the above
no To- " DuPLESSIS.
- IL. Comptroller.
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COMPTROLLER--OFFICIAL.

~ CoMPTRoILER,s OFr,cr
49, City Of New Orleans, November 80 1859
No. 4794.l
Rei That the Comptroller and he is hereby authorized
70 adn'cate contract to the lowest bidder acr Ave days
police Y me official journal for cleaning the Melpomene Canal
street 10 Claiborne street. and the Claiborne canal
from ~ upper limit 70 the New Canal the dirt aken
from me SAID canais by the said raising and
The lcyeeon Claiborne street. the Upper limit
70 the New Canal The whole of said done agreeaby
OF the Surveyor and the adjudication subject to
the approval or rejection Of the Common Council
tSgnedl JOHN 7. MONROE,
President Board of Assistant Aldermen.
ISgnedl j, o. NIXON,
st - President Board Of Aldermen,
Approved Oct ., 1854
lSgned GERARD SFITH, Mayor.
Notice Is hereby given that TUESDAY, 9th day of De-
cenbe next will adjudicale office At u o'clock NJ the
above contract. W
my II LEV v. DUPLESSlS, Comptroller.
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NOTICE TO RAILROAD CONTRACTORS

me New Orleans, Opeousas and Great Western Railroad
company viii receive proposals until THURSDAY 9Th Deem
per Tor The construction Of the eahwork or roadway pad
miles. "'''"hee vi about ~
Specifications and conditions may be seen and Al, nesdf ~
formation obtained at the Office Of the Company ~ e.
l XII III h Inv LeFee s'ee'1. G. W. R. BAILEY,
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j a, BEARD & CO.mss Magazine strest---Areade
ena for the sale of Real Estate Slaves
% ana DINER Stocks Vessels Cargocs Insrances Port War
ceMs Cotton, Household Furniture SIC ' VI" "''
a --Partienar will he give, IN ,hs s., ~,
purchasing Of Plantations ~ ~ s''s" =" ''' Seiss anu
nane also extensive and airy Accommodations for slaves
s~e'' sci 2n
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w as Drought to the City Police ia Ill ON tn q
~ ON OF November 1859 African negro not able to give
ae noI ms masters name and speaks nothing else bnt the
y or y years old e' ~ ~ '"i' t"e'' 'iu Is "oout
owner VIII call and claim his property according law
ED. BLANCHARD,
p;,, \, - 49, Kec.er of City Police Jail,
,,,r HENRY DuREI,
'''H i"' For Comptroller,
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COPARTNER SUBSCRIBERS WILL
~ continue The Exchange Bankintand Brokerage business
miitt 'r ifh vi JtDsos " 90, The of and
Canal streets NJ. JUDSDN,
>,ao,.-- =, w. X. MACBETH.
L.. nj
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nISSOLUTION.- THE ;oPARTNERsHIP EXIST
- ing between the nnersgnt under The firm of NIXON Il
ApAMs in The pToprie'oh Nd publication Crescent
MAS dlss0Fea Oh the IN inst before Walter
Notary Pablo Mr. ADAMS las sold his interest in The busi
ness 10 Mr. Nixon the latter proprietor of The
NEW ORLEANS CRESCENTand assires all The liabilities
Oh me late partnership j, d. NIXON
~, Co.. =. w. r. ADAMS.
ENEW ORLEANS, November II, -5a. n2i
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NOTICE-THE UNDERIGSED WILL coNTINtrr
ne hoesaie Gteeery bnsiss g Is Front nnt "a
anu . fuiton street, In his Ills own account
oo.oh.-, ,e,o +. A. SHAW.
~
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HEQH0NB Fob SALE ~ HAVING RE-
@oyed fn q the Of Baronne and Ora
ve Nfpsts, fsb Of the ST. Charles Hotel
IN ssH sSssssaty hand shulce lot Of Maryland and
wants. Neshsnies washers Honer seamstressss
e!c III II whch W ~ odd 1ow for cash, good
h eeaQ II Al i M WrI.soN
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= O -. RUTHERFORD, GoMMIssIoN
fssd ~ % Dsrnsne street, New Orleans Ia.
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pORTER AND ALE -i5O casks Marse.tt-,, for sale
Auoy \, WOLFF
nj Coruer of Grayer and New Le,ee s,ree.s
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nISSDLUTION-THE IRM OF r. C. TWluuEtIA
hp- Il lhis DAY dissolve by mutual consent. Either
partner VIII sign ~ liquidation. Z. q. TWICHELD,
NJ AL a., - f. III. FAIRCHILL.
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rHHE COMPREHENSIVE HERETOFORE Ex
istns between the nn'iersigne, and LOGAN MCKNIGHT
atlHer in eoi'neauin is this dissolved as per net of
partnership before w. H. Public of FeIrnur
l. ls5a J. C. GOODRICH and l. H. tiOODRit.iI viii sug
IN ii4hdailon J. q. GOODRICH
III, H. GOODRICH
B
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POLICE JAIL---OFFICIAL.

w ~ r.. brous ut to the City Police Jail on the
Isl o. November 1889, the JULIUS Saw be
La h. 20 W. a.. oyds Landry who lives in Bayou Laoehe
e al crooked and the small finger the right hand
i'' VIII caii anu claim his property according to law
ED. BLANCHARD, ~
pouia., \, Keeper of City Police Jail
ms l5 hrNhi pnhEL.
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Notice is hereby given that HURSDAY the sh inst
will adndcate my office at Il O'Clock NJ the contract
Ill II .I9STS
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COPARTNERSHIP- THE UNDERSIGNED bavs
: iGgp4Ftne5hp al will continue the business Of
i y " tisiIi CO. rs heir succeSsors under he name
and style of n II. FAIRCftD 4 Co. for The pnrnase N
cohaneuns General Conmaon and Forwarding Businexs in
'his city, ut the old stand No. Poydras street =
f.. II. FAIRCHTJD
~ o.,. JOHN W. BINGHAM
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nfSSOLUTION-TiIE CoPAR1S ERsIJIp HERR To
- fore existing between the Subscribers under the ir, ~
JuDsoN co, is this day dissolved b! limitation -
NJ. JUDSDN
a. ID. MONfROSS
NJ ,.,. ,o. W. r. MACBETH
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- SLAVES FOR sAI2lr y EVERY DEsCRIP.
ton 81 and oF ale low for cash 81
!. Nc y RICHARD Vi HARVEY.
III N~rx-s H.. .t..n
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MM ~ .ATTENTION!-YE MERCHANTS VIZ
NM se,mh ls and Hotel Caterers ye Restaurant
oysSI/ iGkIAs Mammoth Barratara and Mobile Bav
oisIER DEPOT NJ 10 Front and Nos I8 and % Fulton
street Is now pen and ready for reception of orders for the fall
Sampagn Tie simple fact Of oes being again At h pos viii
punctuality heretofore ' ~ WIN .ss s same
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was a 5nrop 1 to the City Police Jail the
mat he IS Mexican subject he 81 inches high ana
n cut on the upper lip and hand and 6as one
~ ''' A''' H"iie VII the lett
and take him out according law. ~ 'i "tA'
ED. BLANCHARD,
Par;.,.r,s N,,, ,, Keeper of City Police Jail
,,o,s. HENRY DUREI,
Fort
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N b IF Sg to the City Police Jail ON the
Longs to Dr. Sck who lives in Bayou aiourcIe he Is feat
~ inches nigh and is about 20 or q years old WV
The owner will call claim his Droperty nccordn, IN a,
ED. PLANCRAHD,
p.,,..., \, =, , Keeper of City Police Jail
,,,s. HENRY DUREI,
~ For
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w as MT to the City Police Jail on tn
~ Sun OF November, 1853 the black boy DAN Saws be
be be'Shi 10 Frederick Hart who lives in Ibeve La
and has marks Of cuppngs the breast. ~ ''' y y
eo"hef VIII call ana claim his property according law
ED. PLANCHARD,
P;.-., x,,, 49,. Keeper Of City Police Jail.
,,,,.. HENRY DUREL,
Far
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tfApE DU PREMIER DISTRICT,-u n
&c CONDUIT au depot des tpaves Premier Distr;ct rs
Dfyades entire les rue tiirod ct Julie, tpsyes-
Gn cheva bal environ Ii mains de haut b,itan III, Mad
gauche de ievant ' NJ """'' "'i'an au pied
Deux cochons, saRs marques
y les ds animaux rGclanas dams co ours OF la,
ais ayts lis cnchere Dnbne AZ III, ~
ie NENpfEDl dacembre 1859 10 henres A NJ sPo'
>,,. - =. q u. FLECHIER, Commissaire des rueS
npE ~ N
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