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On the 18th Of October last Caracas in Venezuela
LOUIS RENSHAW
On the 9TH instant MARIA LATITIA second daughter of
john W. and Rachel \. Bruce aged l6 years.
On the 81 instant AR8NA wife of VIM Stall, of Anne
Arundel county, aged IS years.
on the 9Th instant, BENJAMIN FRANKLIN THOMP
son, Of the late B. F. Thompson, the 27h year of
his age.
On the 4th instant, WILLIAM W, youngest of Thns
II. and Mary j. Marks, ed wears and II months.
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WooD | Wo0D WOOD II
STOVE EMPORIUM .

SAVE by buying your Wood at office OF City
Steam Fire Wood Mil,
No 3 NORTH STREET.
JAMES II. JOHNSON
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AUCTION NOTICE

FINE CHINA AND GLASSWARE,
Together with every article usually found first
Crockery Store, can be purchased Flo y AUCTf0%
PRICES, at the Cheap China Store of
JOHN \. DOBSON 4 co,
o22-tf 2and n Charles street
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FoR HEu ',ts cum = 'fJ Iu''-'i'
toreHs, COINS, INPLuEyzA, ROBUSTNESS, GROUP, hE,S
RELIEF OF CoNsUMPTIvE PATIENTsIV
ADVANCED STAGE, STAGES or 9HE
wide is field usefulness and 50 numerous. are
abouHs in persons publicly known, who have been
its use Wien once tried its superiority over Every oGr
medicine Of its kind il too apparent to escape observation,
and VIII its virtues knvw the public longer hest
tate what andoe to employ Tor the distressing aud dan
gerous affections Of the pulmonary that incident
e our climate While many inferior remedies thrust uPon
Ine e9mMiGny naEG i.'tG ana oen dScaiea, TINS 9hs
numerous and too remarkable to be forgotten.
DRJC AVER. 4 co,
A4eur Remedies for sale by Thomson Wood Bloc
and y, Brown Bro Baltimore street at Wholesale and
"a, STOVES, FURNACES, &c.
ID As the season is adyaneing We respectfully call
tx a'ni S6 * 25 I RI d TSsSiGf tosE OF
which we can now sell at rtduc d price The landsomest
Goa or Wood. Also Coal stoves tie most approved styles
aud patterns now in the market Felse favor with call
At 7 I'VE 6z 5i5ys s ,7%%SfD
IN THE MATTER OF THE INSOLVENT
L ESTATE OF HENRY STEVENSON The creditors Of
ltenry Stevenson, who were such prior to his aPpH
land atedon the 18th day Of June 1850 are hereby notified
to d o PoPf ad m he With the cer
the 9Th day of February next. - -
dS42aw4t Permanent Trustee
VOUNGER'S EDINBURGH ALE
I75casks YOunger's India and Imperial Ale, landing
ship J. n Cushing Baltimore also duplicate invoice
landing tX steamship John Bell at New York from Gias
gov, for sale in lots of not less than 10 casks by
j. +. JAMESON & co,
80 South Charles street. Baltimore.
do 2w 20 Pearl STREET, New York
GOLD THBfBLES,!
VI GOLD PENCILS,
GOLD PEN md PENCILS
SAML. KIRK " son,
III BALTIMORE STREET,
Are now opening an invoice of pattern Gold Thin.
bles Gold Pencils and Pen Cases. d5 tfr
NOTICE.-Consignees pership ~. N CUSH-
ING, from Liverpool, will please ce that the
ship has been entered the Five Day Book all
permitted within that time, will be public store
under general order. : d5-5t
old RYE WHISKEY
W WHOLESALE WAREHOUSE,
Is SOETH STREET opposite Exchange Place
The ehoc st stock in mark together with Liquors gene
rally.
d56 CLABAUCH X CRAFT.
CODA ASH, SAL SODA &c--2O tons Kurtz
kJSoda ASH 100 kegs Ri Carb Soda 100 casks Sal Soda 10
lined prime Numegs; 10 unlined Nutmeg. %
tcrces Cautc Soda 20 barrels refined Borax gross CoX
Gelatne just arrived per shin Jno n Cushing" and will
be landed in a few days, for sale by C. F. PITT,
-d5-7t+ IA Lombard street
EMOVAL.
IN GEORGE JENKINS have removed to No. 4s SOUTH
STREET, nl73wT
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CONPOUo EK TRACT or sARSAPARILLA,

CONPOU0 Ell TRACT or SARSAPARILLA,
the e-ctual remedy which the medical skill OF
times devise for this everywhere prevailing and fatal
maiuy. II is combined from the most active remedals that
have been discovered for the eSpugaOn Of this foul dis
order r" the blood and the of the system from its
destructive consequences. Hence should be employed for
the oln0t only SCr0a but also those other affections
which arise from it, such ERUPTIvE and SKIN DISEASES
ST. ANTHONYs FIRE, RosE or ERYsnELAs, PMPLEs, PUs.
TULEs, BLoTCHEs BLANs and BOs, TuNoEs, TEFTER and
SALT RHEUM, ScALD HEAD, RINGwoRN, RHEUMATISM
SYPHILITTC Np MERCCRIAL DISEASES DROPsT, DYSPEPSIA
DEBILITY and, indeed, ALL CoMPLhINTs ARISING FROM
INITIATED OR IMPURE BLOOD Unpopular belief in 'impU
ritz ojtFe Ho0i sounded in truth for scroula is a de
generation the blood Tn particular purpose and virtue
nf this Saraparla Is 10 purify and regencrate this vita
fluid. without which sound health IS impossible in contain
nntcl constitutions
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OLD RAP HIsKEY.--Direct from Economy
, ss'e nv GREEN Il YGE, IS Baltimore street
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IMpRnNEn GLYCERINE CREAM

IMPROVED GLYCERINE CREAM.
The best preparation offered to the public for the
and prevention ofCharped Hands, Lips &C One or two APP
ncations Of this Cream will render The skin, soft smooth
aud dc icttey white. Prepared only by
\ NYNSON JENNINGS & CO.,
ns.tf - North Charles street
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TnR Pn1NTEn YOKE Sum-

--------
Is 4.snpiaatar-i t. order by
CONSTABLE, WALKER Co,
lo5 Baltimore street
rms pattern OF thsr 00'snYenon which, after ami
n"nEe' they are prepared to pronounce perfect
eve tf'to Hail-"pp7site the Museum
TpsTEp,s Iwppnvpn
A Prices from s5e 250in Cabinets plain styes,warran
tel to do every kind ofCLoFH or LEATHER WORK tina
! REQUIRES a seam.
" nA'=''"on ''' Baltimore street.
0SE PRICE CLOTHING
:. ". CORNER OF BALTIMORE AND PAcA STREETS,
tnd=r the ONE PRICE principle We guarantee 10 nu
customers full value for their money
80 CLOTHING MADE TO ORDER IL the bsSt manner
'"''' ''-' SEE Us, "'''n
FryF Com W sTcgEs oF ALL DEscptpTIoys
uNF t,e ,,,st I,iid ,,,,~t,,t, ~ W ,rrtrrs :;
i, - -, - go -. ~, , y. I II
ttI ra; VT 60 F,at IN a." ,o,t
S,,-.a.,Ia,,l and ,rf III # ,i,e Io,-t , Gov e. I
Watches
''AhR II y oLAhh,
' VI " 's 'v" 'i'S, n'' ''''uI' r"' H'''ei
var ana retail '' anu a'ef SIS
n n -,s,s,i,b Silver ,,oi, ,,rted. %, 80
' " -F ~ ~ " st"
uNRTyALLED SEWING MACHINES
TOOK THE FIRST PREMIUM
AT THE pENNSyIyANIA STARE FAIR
C,tor,h. ann ,eso
~ t,oi.;,a,-,. oai,d
i'i " Est pAhf'F'HE -rNEh1'
SCOTCH WHISKY
ON NECTAR PyE IA
RoTrpPoN oTDdo
Far sale by
WI II. MCLEAN,
nl9u % y. Charles St
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TIE P1iNTED YOKE SHIRT
Is manufactured T., Grierby
CoNSTAELE, WALLER Il Co.,
l55 Baltimore street
This pattern ofst invention, which, after many
hanEeF they are prepared to pronounce perfect
Give thsIo caII-opposite the Museum
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ECONOMY ! ECONOMY !

ECONOMY ECONOMY !! !
DOLLAR SAVED IS TWO DOLLARS MADE
This Ua done By purchasing God already Sawed and
Split, 1t Office Of City Steam Fire Wood Mill,
No. 3 NORTH STREET.
JAMES II Johnson
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The Contest for Disqualification Of lUr.
Broom, Of Ky.-Able management of the RepuJF.
cdns-PropOsed Union Of the Democrats and South
Americans Winter Dacis Voting mih the Repnl-
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OEE PRICE CLOTHING
J. IIPP 6 Co,
:. ". CORNER OF BALTIMORE AND PACA STREETS,
Under the ONE PRICE principle guarantee our
customers full value for their money.
~ CLOTHING MADE To ORDER IL the BEST lnanuer,
Come and see ol-3m
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~ A R r | f D ,

~ ARR ED,
On the 4th instant, by Rev. Mr.. Mills f. c. FRAZIER to
Miss MARY VI. STIG EkWALD, Of this city.
On the LIST instant, by the Rev S. B. Dunlap CHARLES
W. sHEARWOOD 70 Miss CATHARINE J. HART, all of
this city.
On the Both November, by Rev DR. Heiner, BEAI D
RIDDLE to Miss BELLE HUME, both of this city.
On the 9th November, by Rev. Mr. Chapman JAMES +.
HOUSTON to Miss MARY F.. ANDERSON, all of this city
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Last Monday evening, the propeller Milwaukee
and schooner j. II. Tiffany coIlided in the strait:
of Mackinaw Both vessels sunk almost imme-
diately, and i've men were lost. The crews OF
both vessels were brought to Detroit by the steam
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CUMBERLAND COAL FROM THE HAMP-
OSHIRE and BARTON MINES on GEORGES CREEK
VALLEY bg the cargo a Locust Point load Cam
den Station. For sale nv HOBbIN = WAKEFIELD,
son STIR
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e OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES

and mailing away d s Where sf ~ sG % Ss
surface e she roNdwa, when graded:
and feet deep shall be dug ~ contractor each side
the roadway The sides md bottoms 81 said bitches shall b
Twenty ee IL Width IL he esnier Of the roadway shah he
inches .hickness Shall frst be placed and rolled with s
h isknsss shal then bs placed ,s top Of the dst syer
as a sh G S ss hi ' Woe as S Si
Of said sheng when made solid and completed shall
ATTIC is Shall b. Of Rs quality and shall be fur
s @ 5; so %s s The 2 hs work in the
days following the approval Of the by the Common
penalty # ten dollars day. for each every day thereafter
the same is not completed
dton the sheled portion of The road for and during year
guarantee ahrn pepSnsnSe s coon he e"
s.re viii retain ten per cent of the of each settlements
conr'cio hod lie road be found in perfect good order
and condition. otherwise shall be forfeited for the OF the
solvent security in the sum Of $500 shall be required
Payments to be made on he completion of each three
sqnates and acceptance of the by the City Surveyor
The proportion to be paid by the city Of New Orleans in cash
gans said ods q s nude By he City sry Si
III continuity with section la Of Tie City Charter said ls
be collected by the contractor who shall be sbOgated al!
the rights Of The city, er property Of
o held nst o l for IN" Of ~ f S so
The 81 same not be paid BY the propery:hnlasrs
ceivipg his certificates the cost of publication Of the petition
the property holders it being we'll understood Thai snid
tractor shall have the right of demanding Of said petitioners the
reimbursement of suid costs of publication.
we'll understood that in OF failure by the contractor
TO begin finish the work thereof within the pc
rod liked in the Council be dissatisfied with manner
III which the work being executed the Council shall have the
right TO annu The contract without putting the in de-
fault required by article 1905 of the Civil Code and without
applying to of justice aunul the and without
demny; and it is also we'll understood that in con
tractor shall any time abandon the work, finish
complete the in conformity with his contract the said
tractor shall forfeit all claims he may have for part of the
uone ny 10 Inc oil the abandonment, that
the city shall thereby discharged from any and all liability
herefor and it is also well understood that in
be esold the and his shall held and
bound in sodo 10 unto the city all loss difference
the price at which the contractor originally per
form the work and the price which may be atuica,ed
resale re-adjudicaion.
Bids 10 be per running foot for the whole work complete,
New Orleans, November H. 1850
Signed LOUIS H. PILE, City Surveyor.
Approved by the Committees and Landings both
Boards of the Common Council.
Signed Signed i T VIE;TS.YyAAR3 chairmcn.
dlO lot " ''
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SPECIFICATIONS FOR THE coyrRAt'rs

~ 4 " IN e
~ of paving VIII, round stones l both sides of Grandchildren
street. from Eisan Field Enghien Streets wherever said
street is not already paved and 3D. hoh sides of Lafayette
AyGntc, front Goodchl1ren to ST, hvidc
Firs, Conact.The round paving both stiles Of
Goo!ehiren street from FL Sinu Field, .:ugIcn street,
Second Sontract-The round paving both sides
of Lafayette ANenue from toodcbilde TO St. Ayide
The curbstoues which be required Tor bordering
sidewalks for the wings OF the bridges the crossings
shall be OF North river blue other of equally good
quality with II, hcwed and dressed hcvccd
the slope of the sides from three long
thirty inches
inches thick. They shall be well in good joint, aud
wosnanike manner according TO the lines grades aud diret
tons to be given by the City Surveyor and shall be sndy fixed
and BACKED in the approved manner The crossing
shall lie well onte and shall be laid bed of London gravel
lake shells and sharp SRd mNe of ut least fonr inches in
thickness.
The cutiesones which may be required shall he North
river blue other of quality with 1t hewed and
dressed from three feet long twelve inches wide and
less than four inches thick They shall join in their length The
slope of nch shall be well On'ed and shall he laid bed
of London gravel and sharp sand lake shells and sharp sand
mixed, Of at least four inches in thickness.
The rouhd shall BIO of shore bank stones of the
hest quality less than six inches long They shall he laid
bed Of river sand least four inches i'll thickness the best
wormanke and touch each other and make
point, all laid the fat shall be rejected Prior
laying the round paving the roadway shall be filed and
graded by the contractor in accordance with The es and
rounding he given b. tine City Surveyor and shall receive
coating sand four inches thickness The round
pavement shall then be laid.
Ie joints shall be TILED with DIZZY river sand and after the
rain has settled the same down m paving $hnI pc we'll nnIci
Joints shall flied M yftl lake London
gravel and sharp sand mixed Tue paving shall be- we'll
pressed with thOsaAl pound roller and covered With
coating OF three mchr Of lake shells ur .UN ayel ana sap
sad mixed add Inc street shall lh b, nrtr g. TaN"
Al cub a'd Gue4s!UHe NJ tC sidewalks atgrAiN utle
which a1y be found nj ut Lowell shall h.
The contractors without compensation, li Ill hicsl
!he sidewalks which may bs disturbed by tho contractors IN
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
COMPTR0LL4ER,S OFFICE i
City Of New Orleans, December 10, 1850

/
Whereas The following described improvements of streets
were duly petioaed for and published ageeabl City
Charter and no opposition of effect being made heeto
Resoe That the Comptroller be and he is hereby author
the lowest bidder for each separately. days notice
the official 9urnai the said works TO be executed in secord
file in his Office and the said aucaons he subject the
approval or rejection of the Common Council viz:
Poytras TO Race street.
For constructing brick sidewalks berdered b, curbones
fe sa Cotton On r sa e ss efqr' street. from
i For constructing brick sidewalks borered by c,,rbsoues
and wooden CUTTERS both sides Of Magny street. from love
For consncins brick sidewalks. borieed by eurbsones
and wooden cutters the north side of tired street. from
| Eysian Fields TO Washington avenue
For constructing brick Sidewalks bordeed by cubsones
and wooden CUTTERS on both sides of Willow street from Com
For constructing brick sidewalks borered by crboes
and wooden CUTTERS on both sides OF Port street from Good
children to St Avite street
and wooden cutters on The west side of Baronne street from
For constructing brick sidewalks bordered by crhones
and wooden cutters the north side Of St Andrew street
paving with round both sides Goodchiren
street from Elysan Fields 10 Enghein
the Bayou Road 10 The Pontchartran Railroad ' ''0'
H. For paving with square blocks Front street fem Canal to
u For paving with square blocks Espla1ade from
Leyee 10 Gavez street. "a
and wooden cutters the south side Of St John The Baptist
street from Elysian Fields street to Lafayette Avenue.
and wooden CUTTERS on St. Ferdinand street. from Goodcharen
and wooden CUTTERS the side of Lafayette Avenue
Goedchildren 10 ST. John the Baptist street
TO- For paving with round stones Lafayette Avenue from
Goodehildren to ST. Ayide street.
President Board Of Assistant Aldermen.
President Board of Aldermen.
signedi GERARD sTITII, Mayor
Motion; to L p fla
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Ayers Cnthartic pills.
r OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES

10000 feet Il and Ia narrow dressed Florida Yellow Pine
FLOORING, tongucd and dressed.
10000 feet II and Ia wide dressed Florida Yellow Pine
FLOORING tongucd and srooved.
10000 feet "a dressed Florida Yellow Pine CELL
ING tnngued and gooved
10000 feet ~ wide dressed Florida Yellow Pine CEILING
iouguel and gFooved.
10000 feet q dressed Florida Yellow Pine FLOOR
ING square edged.
100 900 feet dressed WEAT1IERB0ADS.
10000 feet rough Yellow Pine LUMBER consisting Of inch
Boards Weatherboards, Scantling, josts etc
2D0lD feet assorted Cypress Lumber tihs and Shingles,
-
Sashes, Doors, Blinds, Mouldings, etc, etc.
For sale the lowest market prices in lots suit prcha
sers by SIMPSON It DORR,
SAIL lv Nryyp nsn
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.

setting the old eu,bonc shall also be repaired by them
GENsRAt whole work shall be executed to the
entire Of the CITY Surveyor who will be the sole
contractor and shall be removed and hauled away BY him
ntshed by the contractor, we'll MS tho labor.
The shall be bound each begin the work the
ten days following approval Of the adjudication Tic
Council nnd TO complete the four months after under
penalty Of ten dollars for each every day thereafter
the same is no! completed.
lars shall be required to guarantee the faithful performance of
the contract
Payments to be made the completion of the work
Of the m BY the Gty SyfsS5 as follows
proportion to &c paid by tic property holders in bis
against said property holders be made y The City Surveyor
e be collected by The contractor who shall be suoened ali
the rights Of The city to Sue and seize The property in of
not to be held Halle or responsible for of said bills should
'f acme Ct "G' st. &c @ % sn Be sse file
orar an condition 9r and during one ye4 after It's completion
corHs their cersac lie cost Of pon y D Ds IL re-
of the holders being well undo ,,ood that said
ttncor shall have the right of demanding of petitioners ho
It's wen understood ina, in failure by the contractors
ROD Sed Of in case he conc e @ VIII Mh e mS s pr
in which is being executed hr Council shall have the right
required by article 1905 of The Civil Code without apply
Ing to court OF justice 10 annnl The and without iuie
snail At any time abandon The work, finish and complete
the same in conformity with their contracts The said contractors
done BY them up date Of The abandonment and HAT lie
city shall hc thereby discharged all liability HERE
for and it is also well understood that
esell the contractors aud their securities shall held and
the pcs at With m or ~ nsr
form the work ind the prices which may ajudicacd
at 4 resale realiudicaon.
Bids to be superficial yard Of round paving furnished
and laid complete and superficial foot OF cfbstones gut
tcrstones furnished and laid complete
New Orleans, Nov. II, 1859.
Signed LOUIS H. PILE,
City Surveyor.
Approved by the Committees on Streets and Landings Of both
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II ATHpIAN,s TROPICAL ROOFING

I IN ATHMAN's TROPICAL ROOFING-
| climate. ts5t
Its tested and recognized qualities are
LIST. DUKABILITY-eg,Ial to the best slate roofs.
3D. IMPERMEABILIT to any other no cracks
or leaks being possible.
3D. BEAUTY-lt smooth and granite like
4h CHEAPNESS-I costs much less Than though it is as
good any slate wood roof the inferior
composition roofing heretofore offered the public
cost Of cutters and valleys
9TH INCoMBUSTIBILITYIt will resist fire better than
slae-roof
9th. CONVENIENCE will net soften under the heat of
this climate and protects the interior of buildings the
tense heat Of summer.
It'll. SOLIDITYIt becomes harder and smoother
be put upon any slope being light
weight does not require heavy raers support while
liable corrosion and breaking
The TROPICAL. RooFINGh sa chemical compound of
in proportions discovered by actual experiment experience
in this city.
Testimonials of the of the
Ct the agent and be verified by any wishing it be-
fore contracting.
All orders left at the Post-oice, Box No. q will be
j. Q. KATHMAN
jel6 ly corier of Bienyille and Marais sis
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fNo. le60.I

# MAGX1AAA413AsssssSzH 1871 g. -. ~.
MAYOR Atty ~ sNENs oRi.RA Ms.
eos "a IT, sSe y Il Nv q; 81; Orleans,
mp. 1880.
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H \, s.s S sy,sss i N, ,,,,,. ~,
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ss'ss; ss'sssss
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ss 4 doing sS As XXI. sss sas
ae ks ne ssns = q sesssa enon III
ttcn IN saye Al ~ oe XIII per cent be
span she qasftey Statements be 10
~ M @ Il one onsna sisgs upon sac ana every
agency .sss ~ ss%Snss e
ps dsss ilssass s al
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vi ss sssgs s fs8f sfiss 's's
- Nc Every Keeper Il cock Gus bundled dollars
ssis. az ha MI l dollars
sc On every is,s,s @ b q T Or PssG Or
ssaSa rpos sRp,sas made s. he parties re-
.ss ~ a1'ss 2 pf0''se '''' y ''s
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= e sss doing slsa s ass wh9ss sss a a ss
~ III 81 every o eating house where LIQUOR Is
4 s bs one hans saa es ean
nsSsssa and afsy dollars
dung retail business ID Which sprisaons 81
hs.os a ss nc n a. not nos nsn a.
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Notice hereby given, that FRIDAY the sd inst, vii
ndiudcate office, at Il o'clock NJ the above
do LIT q.. V. DUPLESSIS Comptroller.
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louis II; PILE,


Boards Of The Common Council
di0 tes ROBERT ilEYGlIf tchaiimcn.
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IoaPrRulLER'S OFFICE. ,
City of New Orleans, December IL, 1859.
..-M No. 4S5t.1
Resoee That the contract existing between the city New
Orleans and NJ H. Rosvaly, cleaning streets Of the
Eleventh Ward be and ,e is hereby declared null void
and OF o effect
Reorei Jrthe. That the Comptroller be hereby
authorized to ajlicae the lowest bidder days no
tee in the official Journal the of The
NJ H. R0svy for cleaning the of the Eleventh
the city declared null and voD sid work 10 be done in
accordance w specifications file Surveyors Office
and the Adjudication be subject the approval rejection Of
the Common Council
Signed JOHN T. MONROE,
President Board Of Assistant Aldermen.
Sigleil j. O. NIXON,
President Board of Aldermen.
Approved December o 1859.
lSignc,l GERARD STITH, Mayor
Notice is hereby that MONDAY next 10Th inst
VIII adulicAe a my Office Al Il o'clock NJ the above
tract.
49, v DUPIESSIS.
~ II Comptroller.
The work to be done in specifications already
published and on file in the surveyor, office.
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- OF The construction of road On GENTLY Hali -,
Laharpe street 10 Ponicharirain Railroad ' ~
Inc whole width of the roadway graded in accsrsnrs
win the lines tshs and grade. 70 b. given ~ d. 1iIy
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NOTICE-THE UNDERSIGNED WILL CONTINUE
~ the Wholesale Grocery business
and y Fulton in his his account
r. A, SHAW
oterl "a, Z