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New Orleans daily crescent., 1859-11-12
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GREscESr oIEIcE, No. 70 Camp street
Saturday Morning, Nov. IL, 1853
The demand for Cotton continues active in our
market, but in Sugar and Molasses an increased
business has been done during the past week but
IN other articles the transactions have been of only
moderate character. The receipts of Flour and
Corn have been limited, and being hardly sufficient
for the demand, very full prices have been obtained
for these articles. Provisions have been quiet.
without any material alteration in the rates except
for Lard, which has declined. Freights have been
active, and generally firm, at previous anotations
Yesterday morning we published the Hungarian,s
advices, embracing dates from Liverpool to the I'd
INST, the Asia with accounts to the 10th ult not
having arrived. The sales of Cotton for the three
days preceding the I'd inst. embraced 80 600 bales.
including 1000 for speculation and export, the ouo
tatlons showing an advance Of Id. since the 26th
ult. Middling Orleans closed at 7-l6d. and Mid
ding Upland at 15-16d., with a continued inward
tendency.
CorTos.. The activity in the Cotton market
noticed in our last weekly report has continued
throughout the past week, and prices generally
have been very firm most of the transactions being
at our outside figures for the Middling grades. The
sales have amounted to about 5000 bales. Of
which 1900 were taken on Saturday, 1900 on
Monday, 1850 on Tuesday, u 500 on Wednesday,
1000 on Thursday, and 5000 yesterday, the market
closing at the range of the following quotations.
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k1fSA - SON AND GREAT NORTHERN
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Passenger trains leave the Depot Of the Company corner of
Caiope and Magnolia streets thirty minutes seven
O'Clock In the morning and six o'clock evening and
arrive at New Orleans st thirty minutes the
cuded. ' - 'N as
Freshts received at the Depot os of Caope street and
forwarded by the regular freight which run from
New Orleans to Canton ~
Freight received after Soclock r. NJ will forwarded by
cept the depot. ' ~ " &C
All freight intended for transportation distinctly mar
ked win name or initials Of cosgnee and place of destination
and freight will be received unless consigned TO estab.he
stations on the line of the road its connections
Blank railroad receipts for freight may be obtained at the
tomIanys Office, Camp Cortou Arm.
strong'h, by thoe who wish o them. - "
The Company holds itself responsible for the value Of all cot.
ton shipped by the road which may be lost by FIRE from The
time rccepted for stations the until twelve hours
alter notice in
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increased during the past week, and being rather
In excess Of the demand prices gave way about
ic. in the early part Of the week. The sales have
embraced some 5000 hhds. at the reduced rates.
and the market closed at the range of the follow
ing quotations, which apply only to New Crop.
QUOTATIONS FOR LOUISIANA SUGAR.
ss'sF Fay Fem 7" and 'ca Ghsss
Clarified and Refined @sls
Weeks receipts, 39l7 bbls.-Exports, 49G.
MoLAssEs. There has been a good demand for
Moasses, and although the receipts have consider
ably increased, prices have generally been very
full, and most of the transactions of the week have
been at slight advance. The sales have embraced
about 1000 bbs., at range of 33@3G3c. for In.
ferior and Ordinary, and 37@3s4 and 500 for Fair
to Prime and Choice with some 1900 half bbls., at
42143c. % gallon Yesterday, however, prices
were rather lower the sales embracing about 1900
bbls. Choice at $780, Some Ordinary to Fair at 36m
&c., and some half bbls, which were dull, at Ala
AZ and 42ac. u gallon for small lots.
Weeks receipts, 7707 bbs.-Exports 2267.
FLOUR. -. The supply has been limited, and
prices have generally ruled more in favor of sellers
Up to Thursday evening about 6OOO bbls were sold,
mostly at range of IS 5O@s5 Is for Superfne,
Sc 5o@s6 rs for Extra and 81 oO@ss 90 u Dbl. for
small lots of Choice Extra. Yesterday 200 bbs.
Fine sold in lots at IS Is, and 100 Superfine at
s. s73 fabbl, holders asking s5 75@s5 s7s ~ Dbl.
for round lots.
Weeks receipts, II 1852 bbls.-Exports, 29l4.
WHEAT. We have heard of no sales since that |
reported few weeks since at 81 Is ~ bushe
for Prime Red.
Weeks receipts 49-Eyports none
Com. The receipts continue light, and though
there has been only a moderate demand, prices |
have remained very full, at range of 81 OO@s1 10
R bushe for Inferior to good lots of new crop, the
sales of the week having amounted to about $500
sacks.
Weeks receipts, 90s5 sacks-Exports, 775.
OATS There has been fair demand for this
article, generally at firm prices, with sales of some
IL, 600 sacks during the week. at range of 52n54
and 55c. % bushel for Light to prime lots of 81.
Louis
Weeks receipts, 22,907 sacks-Exports, 57I.
BRAN. Prices have ranged at 81 006asl5 and
IL 20 for Ordinary to Choice most of the transac.
ions being at 81 lo@sl Is U 100 tbs for Good lots.
HAY We have heard of some 1000 bales New
York sold at about sl9@s2O, and few hundred
Western at s24@ $27 ton. for Ordinary to Prime
PORK The market has been unchanged, with |
limited demand, and Mess generally held firmly |
1t sl5 90 Ss bbl., dealers obtaining SIS 75@sl6 u
Dbl. for retail lots. The only sale of any moment
'eported during the week was 200 bbls Mess yes +
erday at SIS so U Dbl. |
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FINE GUNs.,.'..'''''......'-''..',.F FINE GUNS.
HYDE& 4 GOODRICH,
Importers,
CORNER OF CANAL AND ROYAL STREETS,
NEW ORLEANS, La.

We have always on hand complete stock Of fine VAR
RANTED Guns and constantly receiving through
European agents, Guns comprising all the NEWEST PAT
TERMS and IMPROVEMENTS Our long experience and
continued relations with the first LONDON and other
lecturers, extending period Of MORE THAN THIRTY
YEARS enable with confidence that we have acili.
Ies Tor the production of GuR suited to the
market.
We are prepared receive and execute with dispatch and
accuracy orders for Guns of ANY PRICE to su the peculiar
views and tastes of individual and to furnish them AS
LOW ~ MA As THE SAME ARTICLE CAN BE BOUGHT FOR
IN THE SOUTH
constant intercourse with the gHnbuyng community of
e onn and West for thirty years. have been
eu 70 pront by the suggestions of their varied
1e d ~ nsodnced mnnE mpoyements peculiarly AMERICAN
la not 3nid in N1NETENTHS OF THE GUNS IMPORTED
INTO THIS COUNTRY
Equipments and Ammunition of every description
.ns, iIstos and Revolvers Colts Allens Tran;ers
S Wesson's. and Whitney's Repealers Sole Agents in
New Orleans for sHARP's RIFLES.
HYDE GOODRICH,
my ~ Sign of the Golden Pecann New Orleans.
L eN,shp Carlyle and for sale by s. WOLFE
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Ihiufe three years Old and nnder free those three
full fare. 49, " ' ~ "eN'
who reside in the city and have residence or esab
shen on lte line OF the road procure
OF twenty-five for their personal rate at the
Office on Camp ' "
Through tickets all principal cities and Fast can be
ontned al the Ticket office Of the Company adjoining Tele
Eaph Office under the St Charles Hotel or at The Denot
is Company and all the Railroad Companies constituting
ne Great southwestern Line between Orleans New
YORK, having made arrangements with the Adams Express
Company to run regular daily through Express between the
"o cieS tue Express business heretofore carried the
for its account discontinued and all
aG Camp street. '''4'
agents ot the Railroad Company permitted receive
receipt Tor bank notes specie jewery other express
er ley Will pe received by the Adams Camp ST.
BENTLEY u. HASEiL.
Chief Engineer and Genl Supt
rs. WILLIAMS,
% II Master of atm
New Orleans daily crescent., 1859-11-12
I B. WALTON,

Il. WALTON,
CITY AUCTIONEER,
~ And
Auctoneer Appraiser and General Agent the purchase
and sale of Real Estate, Slaves Lands ETC.
Office, No. 10 Bank Place.
The undersigned duly licensed Auctioneer give his
personal attention all sales of Real Estate Slaves Furniture
Bank and other Shares in incorporated
cargoes, Damaged Cotton, and Merchandise generally
lie invites attention the advantages he will possess in the
purchase sale and aspaisemcnt Of Real Estate having the
course Of preparation from the most reliable Sources large
cost separate plans Of Of ground Showing every
o and The dimensions thereof in each sqnare in the dis
made. - - N
In This department he will also have the aid advice of Mr.
MANN WALTON, whose connection with the Real Estate
Of this city for thirty and whose general
OF the value of property will enable undersigned
to offer to parties requiring his superior advantages
se30 6m
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A RRIyAL OF A WoNDERFUL CI.AIR.


M Sm AN the world renowned Mt and ROT ANiG
has Just arrived from New England and can be
daily at her Office No lS5 Poydas street ar
sENT and nT # A 1snss Drug Store where The PRE-
she viii furnish them with evidence Of the truthful
ce, oi me information she mpas will satisfy the most
sepc nd She treats and diseases which the hn
man b9dy subject to with simple and herbs She never
N al her practice in New England 10 cure Rbeulna
ISM and all Chronic complaints when her objections
no its - s' Piof'iis '"Ach'
New Orleans daily crescent., 1859-11-12

Cotton Presses.
=, ,,r,, Corner of Tchoupoulas and Robin streets
FRERET's, i'1"s a'' i'enaefs'h streets.
LOUISIANA '''ee '''"ee" iefa'oo and foydras'
,,,s.,s.,, Corner of ST. Thomas and Basin streets
p,,,,, Corner of Tchoupitonlas and Richard streets
,rpc,, Corner OF Tchonpi;oulas Richard streets
New Levee and Louisa streets
n, ,, Corner Levee and Roaignac streets
eyy, ,-e,, Corner Annunciation and Richard Streets
SHIPPERS anu ''oA'' Streets Third District
rx,ox Corner Henderson and New Levee streets
WOODS, ''e" iesee anu A'inshae streets.
TEXAS 'N ''''e's'A Streets
CRESCENT PRESS, ~ ss '''ee'e'
TYLER PRESS ~
. - Front Ievee street.
EE STEAM COTTON PRESS
l@vee street, bewee. st. Ferdinand and Mon,ecut
,,,,. - Streets Third District. ~ e'
1NDEpENDENT' street. opposite r0s' lSs Third District
>,p,,, ,,o,r, New @ @leyee and Rofignac streets
ltyee street, between Montegut and Couet streets
PELICAN PRESS
Corner Of ST. Mary's and Tchoupioaas strec,,,
Fourth District. o'''
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TOBACCO ... The Tobacco market continues ex.
tremely dull and the sales of the past week have
been confined to few small lots, which sum up
barely so hhds, mostly on private term, but in.
cluding hhds. Common Lugs, at 3ac., and Low
admitted at at 51c Brb.
In this state of the market our figures are en-
tlrely nominal, and we repeat our previous quota.
fiOnc only raf.rop,o,
New Orleans daily crescent., 1859-11-12
CATTLE MARKET.

JEFFERSON CITY. Now H. 1859
The arrivals were A Western and 423 Texas
Cattle, 200 Hogs and % Calves There is scarcity
of Veal Cattle. 7ss5t 3,ls- ss
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HENRY BIER, Grand Secretar,
"Otld Fellows, Rest.

BOARD OF DIRECTORS FOR NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
Smith President Bolemet, Treasurer Henry Bier secre
1ry; Daue Merritt Sexton Cemetery Conmitlee-Harpe
SiiMnghGsm Y B. paslv@ @ and Henry Bsr Finanes cemee
Caldwell i. F. Ihos Il. b. Maunscll John Ray "
VAULTS IN ODD FELLOWS REST may be proc,,ret
BY applying Messrs D. FELT SrETsoS 81 Camp street
MIMsrAuGH, u s Mint and at the Sccrcarys Office in Cd,
'gaG@s pi fia, corner OF camp and lInyetie streets
ditto by feet SIS Vaults, oubc Stockholders Lodges
$45; 10 others, $50
cannot be opened unless certificate ownership be
hrst obtained from the Secretary.
application to ' ' ~
HENRY BIER. Secretary O E Rest
New Orleans daily crescent., 1859-11-12

~ COuNTRY RESIDENCES AND
1TN ARMs-Persons wishing land, either for summer ~
residences or for farms, within three more hours
travel OF New Orleans, invited to amply to A
GEORGE COI.MER, Land Agent
~ ~ Springfield, Livingston Parish Ia
...e-seu l ~ ou.claseIs. nj lyd&W
WHITE WINES g
w 30 casks Saueme
In store and for sale by SD. GRATIAA A co
nj "a fs,sto.,So,,ss. N,s :.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1859-11-12

/ ohBER-LUMBER-LU
100000 feet and II dressed Florida yellow Pima
,saooo FLooRING, tongaed and dressed =
ivoV rect "a and wide dressed Florida Yellow Pima
o,, ,,, :. rl0oRlNG, tongued and grooyed ~
100000 feet dressed Florida yellow Pine CELL
~, ,,,, ING, tonyned and grooved. :
io"eo rect wide dressed Florida Yellow Pine CEILING
/. -, ... tongued and grooved. EIgf8
aVoU feet narrow dressed Florida Yellow Pine FLOOR
ING, square edged
10000 feet dressed WEATH ERBOADs
oeU feet rough Yellow Pine LUMBER consisting Of inch
o,o ooo Boards, Wcaherhoards, Scantlng, Joss etc.
1NU eef assorted Cypress Lumber Laths and Shingles
Sashes Doors, Blinds, Moudings ETC., etc. pfst
by SIMPSON DORR
SEQ ly New Rasir
NOTICE-ALL PERSONS INDEBTED TO THE sue
~ cesso of the late O. o. W00DAN, required 10 make
immediate payment the undersigned, all having eas
against succession requested them 10 ths
assigned without delay. JOSEPH TICKEII.
Testamentary Executor,
90 vt corner Common and Magazine streets,
DORTER AND ALE-20oe casks Marzettis landing az
L skip Ina RUSSELL for sale by s. WOLFF.
el0 corner Grayier and New ievee st.
IINE RED WINES
L N cases Chaean fiseoars.
,3 3 Palmer.
SO Chateau 1adtte.
lU Ieoville.
For sale by 6. D. GRATIAA CO.
Oh No 20 CIstomhonse street.
H0CK-a5 cases HsnkeH Co.'s Johanassrges, sale
osl If Corner of Grayier and New Is zee street.,
New Orleans daily crescent., 1859-11-12

WINES, WINES, etc
w 100 casks Marzets Ale
% a casks Burgundy Port
~ 4 Gilamsso Pure Juice Part
2 q Royal Company =.
q Old Iu1pci inI =
Icy boxes Old Imperial 1895
y London Dock -
,ds Royal Company oporte .
iod South Side Madeira,
H Robert Adams lSA MADEIRA
y q casks Cette
40 40 Harmony Nephews' sherry
n u Duff Gordon t'''
u P. +. Martins
40 boxes Pale
"a Topas
l5n cases Meet Chai,dcn's Green Seal Chamnaene
~. 0ei de Perdrix
iM baskets Sillery .
~ f. Keepers ST. Julien Claret
Z. MarsaiX, lS47-4S-'5l Claret
Sparkling Mosel
"a ,,.., ~. Hook
~, In store ana Tor sale by s. WOLFF,
seI Corner of Graver and New Ievee sts
0ST OR nIISLAID-SCRIP OF THE CRESCENT
Nutuai insurance Company No 1918 wear 1850 for
hundred and ninety dollars favor of Wm Nnoa
me hpc are hereby cautioned trading for or
ing the said scrip having bcen st.pDe and nnnica
on made for the issue OF duplicate certificate ANY one ndn
me sad scrip will obge the by lea wing The am
at The office Of the Crescent Mutual Insurance Company
f Il
New Orleans daily crescent., 1859-11-12

PORTER AND ALE-1O0 casks Marze;ti's, landing
= % fss.sshp eaflyie' and Tor sale by S. WOLFF,
o3l Corner of Gravier and New Leyee streets.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1859-11-12

Private Ranks and Exchange Dealers.
BROWN n co. IS Carondelet street
SAM III. SMITH 4 CO., Camp s;.cet
JGDsON Co. Canal and Caup stree.s
bEom q; JoH HSSToN CO. No a3 Catondeet street
BANK OF COMMERCE, JAcoB BAREER Manager
rro,.,,,, ,,, Corner Camp and GrAver streets
II ~: CONNER son, No. a3 Carondelet street
JOHN WOOD CO., Camp and Common streets
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.

.s ..s .ss sss
al curb and gssr wing sad
mns y
s @
ass.RAL clAus.s-The whole shall - eresu.ea
The The snIs sas q s S c WAC wi" Do
ha p S Of
materials shs Be q 4. ~ qas1i.y Had shall be
The eontIaeior shall begin !, the
s s e z
ten daes s sy for each and every day
dollars shall be required to guarantee the faithful performance
made the completion The SeE snd
e s ss PAID s 5 S
s r b. 4 By h y s @ p
conformity vim Section Ing Of The eity Ghar,s. ssd
% al The and the
ss ~ II e ] ny q s
nG ss ID e sssS pssns
order condition and doing completion
h M es s s s e e y
bs being 70 s. a
i:ss ss : 's.
ssR s9jsa ssa
mn
ss9ss g % Of n Gs IL
indemnify and Is also well that in tbs
saat time abandon the work not finish and
complete the In conformity with his ct the said
contractor shall forfeit all claims he have for any
the him the date OF abandonment and
city shall be thereby dscha ged and all liability
therefor and is also well understood that in the
reso1 the and his security shall be hee
bound in soido the city all difference Be
which the originally contractee
perform the work and the prices which may be adiudi
Gated resale readiudtcaion.
Bids superficial Of round stone paving
nished and laid complete.
New Orleans, 29th Of July, 1859.
/ [signedl LOUIS H. PILE, City Surveyor,
Approved by the Committees Streets Landing OF bo
Boards OF the Common Couuci
i [signedl ROBT. HUYGHE, 4 r,,o,r,,an
ii tSigned,l H. 7. YENNARD,S o'
Registered Sept. g. 1859
sel0 Il HENRY DUREL. for Comptroller.
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PRESIDENTIAL.

ANOTHER AsPIR ANT PRESIDENCY The Hon. Pierre
sone OF Louisiana mark and prominence at home
in this city and is is in conference with pol
ticjans touching the succession Frenchman by birth
and education though American citizen and sesses
talents of high order He leading uptown hotel
New York Sunday TIMES A.,
New York and Albany appear to be, just now, the
Meccas to which the weary feet Of Democratic Presi'
Dental candidates turned. Wise, alas! was slain
BY the Regency at Albany and if the I" Frenchman
BY birth does not keep his eyes open there may be
some new Donnelly.Letter scheme got up in these
uptown hotel conferences to be in turn the death
of him. New York Express.
The Frenchman by BIRTH" although an eloquent
and very brilliant man. will never reach the Presi'
Dental chair because of obstacle in his way. The
Constitution of the United States forbids any such
sort of thing. Our diabolical Know.Nothing fore
fathers animated by the spirit of evil and all un-
charitabeness, most unquestonaby, inserted clause
in the organic law of the conederacy forbddng any
foreigner to aspire to the Presidency! They were
wrong, no doubt, but still such is the melancholy
fact Consequently, if slidell was dead and buried
which he isn't by several very long Shots soule could
never occupy the White House.
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gPEc1FICATIoNs for the contreet for the

ne
and Wooden CUTTERS on both sides Marsny
John the bapt,t stre. st. and G also on the
WIDTHS or the srOIwAlks-rhese sidewalks shall be ten
and dressed curbsones shall line the
good quality with them beveled the
% d ss S as ssn n ne
be vel sci good joints and in wokmanke manner and
ss o h ss si
sTss ss tx
and each csbsone shall have slope o three inches
a sf e s s s aah IL
to IN nd his
e than s and
9f ne sdioana gutter, shall be admitted in the We 4
lengths Of not less Than twenty pit in cases where
hs eninss pnaed there svsry inerndise space
FIVE It a S s NIT e @ @ feet ns By S
gutter sns Gssed Is snn The edge of panks
outside edge have noches eRh incss onx By
a en s % s ens s, and nsh
wide INCHES hiek pointed at the which enters the
ganR with ,east hrs ss to each I
will nn BE Sn a @ ss
the gutter plank aforesaid ii six inch pk The gutter
sody Ssdded before pins The top edge
sn sss a P lie
snnr nches wide ly eight ep shall
one and cypress plank for the sides and bo m viii
from being displaced and sd cutters shall through th
RR1cn PAyEnEsr- The walk pavement shall be laid will
lake b ks of the best qualify, in he ring bone on bed
lake sand or equally good quality tn it,
gas ashes generally called blue billy" The joints betwee
the bricks Shall well filed with sharp sani and coating
half an cb thick whole surface OF the brick
ing Prior Lying the b ks the earth or ground shal!
Smoothly h decvity slope towards the outline OF
half an per Ih4 ground where too low sh. be nile
,vt ntfp
eempletey lid There shall be bedding Of one half Of
inch Of sharp sand under the bcks and said bricks shall
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@ p e. ..s ssr pos's sns
And.ey l. forty two feet eight inches IN width
viii o,he, substance of equally good |, us
y H. lines he 's
shall the be given by the and
p s se
a ss sas 81 st. g bs
Of double Of bs cypress peke dvsn at least three
and we'll fastened double lath inside and outside
es
e ne Dne
feet strongly nailed the bulkhead and battng against
Th
Al the materials shall be furnished by the contractor as well
shall bind hi to begin the work in the
Council. and 10 'mpete the months after under
day for each and day thereste,
Security Of $3.50 shall be required guarantee
the ia tbful performance of the contract.
eePiass !, II.
@ n h s by Win S5s s
ght annu 1 % Yns Ut pg @ hs % nn IF
applying Of Justice aunn the same and wi,ho
complete The in e,pformy with his contract the sai'
the work Do by up date Of the abandonment
sn e asS h hs
resod the contractor and his securities shall be he'll
and in sol do pay the city all loss difference
between price which the contractor originally conracte
to the work and the which may be adudc
| ted at a resale readudcation.
Bids to be per cubic yard of filling for the whole
pte the number of yards asceained by the Cit
Surveyor per running foot Of bulkhesd furnished
| made complete.
| New Irleans, April 2S, 1859. -
[Signed.l LOUIS b. PILE, City Surveyor.
Approved Committees Streets and Landings Of bot
| Boards of the Common Council.
| ISignedl ROB'T HUYGHE, cha;rron
rs snedi II. 7. VENNARD, en
| Registered Sept s, 1859.
| seq 1t HENRY DUREli, for Comptroller
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SPECIFICATION. for the contract for
taking up ing and reaying the sidewalks both
side, Cor, from Leyee to Rampsr s,re:t for
taking rane widening twenty feet AID reayine the
sidewalks said Common street ON Rampant to Claiborne
Common street, from New Lesee to claiborne street
QUALITY DIMENSIONS OF THE MATERIAIs,-fhes square
ocks shall good hard granite in any respect inferior
quality granite obtained from Boston, They shall be
oblopg shape less than twelve more than sixteen
inches width than twelve than twenty
four inches long and less than ten inches in thick
They shall bs well quarrisd having parallel or square
make tight joints and the tops shall he
dressed square, fiat and free Of Jumps The squire ad
joining gutter shall be angle foryhse de-
wnh the sides to be laid dagonay from the curb
s.ones bordering the sidewalks.
The gutter SHALL be Of good hard granite obtained from
They shall be from sixteen to thirty inches long,
twelve inches wde and less than eight inches thick They
shall be we'll quarried having parallel sides and
ends make tight joints an the tor shall be erfecty
well hewed and dressed otherwise th shall be rejected
The curbstones shall North river stones perfec y
we'll hewsd and dressed dressed the the
slope of the des from three six feet long, from eighteen tc
thirty inches wd and in less than four inches il
thickness. with the angle degrees
with the Sides that the joints will be diagonal line with
| the street.
The agsteres shall be of North river blue stones hes
quality perfectly hewed and dressed less than four
long two feet wide and two and half inches thiek.
The bricks shall be well burnt hard lake bricks of the bes
| uality.