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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.

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, KIM TAXI s As ssss s s
grade surface the street ascord.ncs GRADES to
Il sss s ss So
shs dress Tho q the the 70 b given
than fea5 inches q London xr.ys and
1os ns and
book paving a then 30 laid In laying the paving hs
s Vii 1sss
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ton H shall ali lay the blocks so IS they touch
sSs be re By Sysi @ When
and s bn hal be % d a s se
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inches of fine sharp mixed and the street shall
bv TIE lie ss1us AID the taken
sssS s'sss s s ss9 @
n And t. the entire Of the city
TssR Rs ss be
Whole s woss ss% ss Executed
ns sa " s ax # the CITY Surveyor who will be The
All he which may rejected by the City Surveyor
shall lie pa a ndA sa iS Ss
All materials shall the best quality and shall be fur
nis M, by the contractor, Ms well MS the labor
months following tbs approval Of the adjudication BY
sn per- day for es n and 4
ter the same is not completed.
IA
CURED the faithful performance Of coaract
Payments be made the peion paving each
and and acceptance OF the by the City
follows wit the proportion to be paid by
by the City Surveyor in conformity with section 20 of
City Charter said bills be coee ed by the contractor who
the property in Of payment of all of said bills
and the city of New Orleans be held liable responsible
for said bills should the not be paid The proper
ton to b paid by the city in cash
The shall into the City Treasury prior
cevirg his certificates the of publication Of The petitions
Of the property holders being well understood that said
the reimbursement Of said costs Of publication.
well understood that in of failure by the contractor
to begin finish the work thereof within the
Rod fixed the Council be dissatisfied
In watch the work Is being executed the Council shall
the right annu the without putting the contractor
in fault required by article 1905 Of the Civil Code
without indemnity and II is also we'll understood that
the contractor hall vine abandon the work. finish
and complete the IN conformity with his the said
contractor shall forfeit all claims he may have for any part OF
the work done by him The the ab ndonment and
the city shall be- thereby discharged from any and all liability
therefor and 1t also well understood that In
bound 10 sodo to pay untr the city all LOSE difference
the price which the originally contracted
perform the work and the prices at wh,h adudcaed
at n re. sale or re-s6udcation.
The contractor shall be bound to keep the paving good
der and condition for and during year after its Completion
Bids to be per superficial yard Of block paving
foot of curbsone furnish and laid per running
ing and Tagging Of the sid walks read
ing all materials which be and the reayng
Of the old curbones, and iron bridge top furnished
laid complete
New Orleans, 18th of July, 1859.
siguedl LOUIS H PILE, City Surveyor.
| Boards Of the Common Council.
sisnsai Ausn,. L T. vESNAkD 'h'''"'n
aulS l2t HENRY DUREL for COMPTROLLER
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1t will be observed that community the of
present year TO the banks within fraction
50 pct. and shove than last year at this time.
The Exchange market presented life to-day. The
counter checks New York steady uniform
at y prem Outside there round of double AL
and sold at e prem, and other sales In small
good bills at We heard Of transactions in sixty
days other than amount IL dis. We quote from u ~
Ok discount. At the latter figures Q@5) dealers
buyers expect the coming week obtain fair supplies.
Sterling small taken HOO
dropping In francs there transactions
Paris direct at 56 which may he deemed
good supply Is expected the market shortly.
Stocks and Bonds dull and inactive.
Statement of the Banks of this City for the ,peek
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COMPTROLLER'S OFFICE, I
City of New Orleans, August l5, 1859. )
r No, 4744,

Rsolrd That the COMPTROLLER be and he is hereby author
lied the four following the lowest bid
der for each separately after days notice in the official
Journal said work be done in accordance with specifications
file the Surveyors Office and the ddicaon BIS SUBJ
jec the approval or rejection Of the Common Council
lst for paving with round stones IRENE street,
from St. Anne to Philip street
I'd. for paving with square blocks Carondelet
street. from Canal street to Felicity road and that the side
walks be raj ,ed and graded
3d. contract for raising and grading the sidewalks Cas-
que street, from Basin to Claiborne
4t for constructing sidewalks Philip street,
side, from Magazine to St. Charles street.
{Signedl JOHN Il. MONROE,
President Board Assistant Aldermen.
[Signedl BENZ. 8. HARRISON,
President pro tenn. Board of Aldermen.
Approved July &c, 1859. z.,,-,,
tSgnedl GERARD sIlrH, Mayor.
Notice is hereby given that SATURDAY, 9th inst,
will adudcate at my office IL o'clock NJ, the above
AUS III v. DUPLEsSIs. Comptroller.
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CoMPTRoLLER,s OFFICE,
City Of New Orleans. August "a, 1869.
= Il Nh dR9E

[ No. 4636. ]
Resolved That the Comptroller he is hereby anthor
zed after ten days notice in the official Journal adudicate
twenty-five contracts TO the lowest bidder for each
year. three years, of the
eleven Wards Of the city, for Cleaning the paved unpaved
and repairing the unpayed streets of each said Wards
contract for each of said eleven Wards of the city for repair
ing and keeping in repair the paved
Wards of the city provided that shall be adui
Gated to than two contracts of the foregoing Wit
for cleaning the paved and and repairing the
If one and the same ward Said work to be done
adjudication to be subject the approval rejection
Common Council Said take effect and
GRAFTON at the expiration of the contracts with the city
for cleaning and repairing the streets
Signedl CHAS. Fl. WALDO,
President Board of Assistant Aldermen.
(Signedl J. O. NIXON
President Board Of Aldermen.
Approved June 10, 1852
lSignedl GERARD STITH, Mayor.
Mr. p Cummings 10 whom adj 1dcated the
cleaning and repairing the of the Third Ward First Dis
Tc having refused sign the said before the City
Notary notice Is hereby given that will readudcate the
Wednesday, 3lst inst at IL oclock NJ my Office in
accordance with the above and other existing ordinances sub
ect to the specifications file ia the Surveyors Office
heretofore published,
aug2iN v. DUPLEssIS, Comptroller.
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
COMPTRoI,LER's OFFICE, 4
City Of New Orleans, August rs. 1859.
No. 4414.

7777 CoMPTRoLLER's OFFICE, !
City Of New Orleans, August %, 1859. :
No. 44l4.
Resoeed Tint the Comptroller be and he hereby author
adudcate he lowest bidder after ten days notice in
the oea Journal contract for placing granite base and
iron railing around Coliseum Place, First District sa i'd wo
be done In accordance with on ale
the Surveyors sce aud the Indication said contract
subject the approval rejection OF the Common ounc
the payment to be made before the lst of August 1890
lSsned] j. o. NIXON,
President Board Of Aldermen,
lSgnedl CHAS. H. WALpO,
President Board Of Assistant Alder men,
Approved March IL, 1859
lsignedl GERARD sTfTH, Mayor.
A true copy
j. L. FABRH, Secretary.
Notice hereby given that TUESDAY 9Th day Sep
ember next will adjudicAte, my office, at IL O'Clock NJ.
the above contract
au26 1T v. DUPLEssIs, Comptroller.
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Nsn Orleans aloasv Nlarket.
Cnnsczsr o.rIen. NJ. g Camp . !,

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Saturday Night, Aug. q, 1853.
The important features Of the week have been the daily
receipts cotton of this growth which, with the fair
wsahe have given increased confidence Of large yield 1t
be forgotten that The plants Of both and cotton
have several weeks pass through which
with uuavorabls incidents We have however made
excellent for the seasons business
The foreign advces received this week the per the
America Europe arrived at Boston The commercial ad
any particular interest," Politics still unsettled
the continent Financial markets without any material
change though the demand for on the increase
particularly shipment to India The Russian
reports had issued proposals for borrowing the
sum Of sixty millions Of dollars II Is hoped capital
lists viii enable realizs and his debts and
complete his railroads. They sending gold and silver by
every steamer New York for Europe The shipments
from that port Of the date reach
forty eight millions Of dollars The importaons Of merchan
ss from foreign countries reach hundred and
millions of dollars since The LIST Of January against
in the great 1851 and 800 900 last year.
or course shall make tolersble respectable exhibit in the
approaching and If send to
Europe the year 900 bsles of cotton present
valuation cost in market it will amount to Sl62 Co.,
00 If however, English spinuers willing to allow l7@
l2c for the o. Middlng oreaus why this amount
may slightly increased The impression however prevails
that with four to four and quarter million bales the average
coming hrdy be expected above lc
general IDEAL there has been little change
during the the receipts the of the staple have
bsen free and opening very fast the weather
au,pcous take the weather have been favored with
the expect large supplies the coming month
Our jobbeB and retailers wholesale Dealers and ALL
receiving their fall stocks Of merchandise and
comply With any cable desnds from the country
1t is confidently Aved that the stocks of merchandise will
this autumn any previous It presump
ion that the stocks Of millinery fancy goods in general
with the casto fashions Of European workshops with
gewgaws, will form large share Of the stocks of light
chandiss which will be received However, sorts
customers variety people many tastes to be
accommodated, and the Southwest is rich pecuniary,
able and lucrative any heretofore @8s
The market is free and supply abundant Short loans
sales of undoubed short date still negotiated
and effected at the rate Of 596 Fct-the inside figures
be regarded emily exceptional rates. Good
nine months paper met with ready sale to-day 8
Bet The offerings the old banks to-day for discount
double income. but very little paper rejected.
ability Of the banks is unrestricted. t.
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CONTROLLERS OFFICE, I
City of New Orleans, August IS, 1859.
No. 47l0.
Resolped That the Comptroller he is hereby author
lied to adudcate to the lowest bidder after days
the official Journal of the four following sepa
file in the Surveyors cs adudcatons to be
subject TO the approval rejection Of the Common COuuc
viz:
lst contract paving St. Charles street with square
blocks from Julia around the Tvo Circle and regrad
ing and raising the sidewalks
I'd contract for paving with round Basin street,
from Common to Grod street.
3d. contract for constructing brick sidewalks brdeed by
curones and wooden CUTTERS both sides of johnson street.
from the New Canal to Canal street.
4h contract for constructing brick sidewalks bordered
by curbsones and wooden CUTTERS of Chippewa
street, from Josephine to Washington street ,,
,s President Board q I;s;,sps ads1&eu
lSgnedl J. o. NIXON,
President Board of Aldermen.
lsignedl GERARD sT1TH, Mayor.
No. 1895.
ReSolUed That the Comptroller be and he hereby author
lied to adudcAte to the lowest bdd after days in
the official JOURNAL contract for the of
walks DO dered by curbsonss and wooden CUTTERS
sides Of Magny street. from Gondchdren
the Baptist said be done in accordance
adjudication subject approval rejection of the Com
mon Council.
(signe JOHN I. MONROE
resident Board of Assistant Aldermen.
(Signed) j. o. NIXON,
President Board of Aldermen.
Approved July IS, 1859.
(signedD GERARD sTITH, Mayor
Notice is hereby given that WEDNESDAY, 31st inst
will adqdcate at my Office at u o'clock the above
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/ ona1ouka 0tsscs, No. n cANr esnEEf.
HoA&AS, Aegssk ~ lS9A

Trs1sf 80 =
If q saaulboAts = this port for The week
= y - number thirtysswo. The re-
: 4 r. isss Vste u follows: OF cotton 5l22
ID f51i ssSSr 80 hosuheads. or molasses 24S
= 1is. r. ~, hsr.e,s II notatoes 1861
~ -. &, ,..,,, sal
|z -, nd 81 whisly. 1865 barrels
s; n r,. xis4.n IA week Amounted Is
~ ssIs. n Is consspoudiug
j. ll NJ ~ tceAl rscetpa q new crop ale
& 100 ~ nm.
ssS 3sI. bI,.d loWn ~ aground
& .r.ss... 81. hc,..,.,
q - - neanof' saes ao y.
H T. lQet 0f ~ houxs. She ieis CAfo
i11{ q r ri. "a ray BE- expected Ia port To-
a .,s 81 81 -. ~
lsF1E - 80 aground = me same piace'
5SI - = me Nav Falls City, on her up
' - ii !: ~ lFttened herseIf Of the bar,
zss e s 49, - $50.
s sseee = - loesnes uOaD,s.
|l II Al Il ON rasd Cairo on ne zOth, for
sIz 1vfSs - y nouhle ii tie upper river.
III ~ - Tonls ~ ~ asa
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s7l !.l y tnst alls N0uid leave ~ Louis On We
2 NJ III No. nylean. pilots, Asaocia.
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~ - w w. - " ~ SOU = ~
A!S ~ W. ksssaE s$s
S ~. q. Hxfsl1on'a new packet Donbloon was
~ Marine raflsav. IL Cincinnati. on
"a 11 f5 81 Ausnat ehs i expected 70 be completed
ss y e .uia..,rptts
~ sgSES 5z sS "a. ,,,,I,,.. = p,tt,,,ra .
~ - - - eallu,ns = l's'slu.s
8 81 1slia Rdane. fof ths Arkansas river
= -. ~ Uncle Ike; she Is to run
s.lss 4, T,,r srf;on vtth tY,e All.
q ~ 49,. 80 ~
,se FSS5 4ees ksn9o1 V also DuilQlng the IN
@ i ~ 8ed flvex trade. Capt. Greenlee has
i1 u = I'LL, Tor ths Tensaa trade. Capts. Jas
:. Cart W. ,,aca,s
r. ss 49,. $500 \. ~ Il fame and nearly
IL 9S ~. .. t.,ls;n. !. hoat q, y.rt.
~ ~ \ Y. ,.,,,,. $780,, tr.l.
ga M 1,S,,sc i rro-.-d r,s
81 n I'M ~ 81 p.incs,,
satends Il Iing an M RannhI,c
11;s ss nj p,onttl q nm ber
e 81 ~. ,st..,s sr.s ~ ~
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for the contract for

Notice Is hereby given that wEDNEsDAY slst inst
will adudicae at my Office at O'Clock NJ the above
auls LIT V. DUPLEsSfs, Comptroller.
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Receipts of Prod uce.

hecelpts OF Prod uce.
QUARANTINE STATION-Per steamer Empire Parish
9s sacks rice do Thompson2 pota
Leblanc- pkgs mdse Cazsnaye- do Pelican Club-I do
Geo Wood-sundries to order.
MEMPHIS-Per Alice vvian--lI bales cotton to
Barley johnson &col0 do John Watt &co-
Yeaman &co50 bxs do Glenn &co-9 Burton 4 Work
81 do Oyer-5 bbls brandy Edward Pilsbury-225 sacks
corn Michel 3co-2 bss mdss . Hyde aco-lo boxs lard
gossa Ma-2 bSs mdse Adams Express do Moore Van
Culin-l do Hail. Rodd Putnam-l do Phillips, Niaon Eco
do Wood LOW do Col Meyers-sundries order-Toal
Il bales cotton.
BAYOU SARA-Per steamer Duncan + Kenner--U S mails
= bales cotton new to Payne Harrson-sundres order
81 ouIs-Per steamer McGill-l5s bbls -four to Geo
FosdickUS5 do Jas Connolly co-56 do Perdeauvle Bros
II do Gordon Fose25U do sacks cs seed Bard
Caued &co2 bbls flour 1884 sacks 1866 pigs lie I'd to
Kennedy &Go-lS67 sacks corn Watts Peasants co5a
bbls Hour Horre Gayle &co302 sacks las bbs
tcs lad 9gesby sacks corn bbs apples do
l2 baes hay Thompson &c9,A de 66 sacks potatoes
butter Converse kennstt45 bbs Meyer-66 bbs
W Benon-325 do Rchards-65 bbs whisky to q i Bud.
de Ike &co3 pipes gin Mo,ony Bros5 bbs apples
bbls potatoes Del do bbls Duffy &co-
do pears bbs apples Buitt Whaley0do o. Brien-l5
dy s sacks poa.es bds hoops to Moore Van Cun2
Park &co-50 bbls potatoes sever-sundries to order.
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Railroads.
NEW ORLEANS. JACKSON AND GREAT NnRraE RN

NEW ORLEANS, JACKSON AND GREAT NORTHERN
QAp.From Canton August s7a-5 bales cotton to
Bloom &co-l Thompson Clarke-sundres to order-Tota
~ bales cotton.
NEW ORLEANS, OPELOUSAS AND GREAT WESTERN
RAILROAD-From Brashear City, Aug. 27-9 ba
Cooper &co--2 do Green Crnmp-9 bales Lord
so onions Lechnerl7Uhead calves to order
Total IL bales cotton.
PONTCHARTRAIN RAILROAD.
MOBILE-Per steamer Oregon-I cotton gin box mdse 10
Geddes-sundri. to Payne Harrson-Thos Wiams-and
order.
MOBILE-Per steamer California; gins II Carter &co-2
doBe Buchanan &co3 do boxes tiunnison Chapman 6co
IS bbls whisky Bloom &co-sundres to order.
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Imports
NEW YORK via HAVANA & KEY WEST-Per Steamship
hiladelphia-Aesorted mdse
GALVESTON AND INDIANOLA-Per steamship suwanee
. bales cotton Tareton Whiting Tuis-ll Jno Williams
&co-9A Rngey6 West, Where kco-l2 Frierso Conway
&co34 do Perkins &co- mdse to DIR Crancence-l
trunk Buddecke &col chest to Jones' Express- bundle
buffalo robes Maignan-2 bags specie Hart &co-l
Bernard Fresch5 turtles Kely80 besves Inbau Mehle-
Total 200 bales cotton = s.
GALVESTON AND SABINE PAss-Per Steamship Gen
Rusk-9 bales cotton Cooper &co-2 do Green Crnmp-
$3.50 Jno idle &co-S2O0 Thompson Banes9S calves
Salvant-Tota IL bales cotton.
PENSACOLA schr 69 lumber 30 400 la h,
Murray &co.
Receipts at the Carondelet Canal.
BONF0UCA-Per sclr Alcyon-350 bbls sand to order
BONFOUCA-Per schr Fruiere-350 bbls sand 10 order.
BAY ST LOUIS-Per sehr Ecipse-I6OOO lumber order
ANTE IVER-Per schr Resolution-25 cords wood
BLOXI-Per schr Joe Emer-9OG bbs charcoal to order
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Sgipping SnteAigsntt.

Monday Morning, August 20, 1852
Cleared Saturday.
Steamship Magnolia Fowler for Galveston and Indanola
Ship American Union, Lincoln, for Liverpool.
sehr Mary Ellen Mott for Pensacola N ovsron leo
Arrived Saturday.
Steamship Gen Rqsk McKuge from Galveston via Sabine
Schr zue, Codina days from Pensacola maste-Basin
Arrivals at the Carondeiet Canal.
schr AAleyon, Narcisss, from Bonf0uca
schr Eclipse, from Bay St Louis. -g5....
schr Joe Elmer, from Biloxi.
.G@5 Schr Resolution, from Amite River.
Steamboats,.
Alice Vivian, Absls from Memphis.
LMcGil; Burk. from St Louis.
California, Myers. from Mobile. e--8 z.
Arrived Yesterday.
Steamship Philadelphia. Harrison from New York l7ih via
Havana 24h and Key West 18th inst, to Dsyiser eco
Steamship suwane orowe from 1ndanola and Galveston
Steamboats,.
Oregon Hopkins from Mobile.
R R"nsan t from Bayou
,Vsy Passengers.
y, PsT steamship suwanse from Indianoa and Galveston
McComb- O'Clock.
Per steamship Gen Ruk, from Galveston Sabine Pass
Mrs Dunlap Hermanson lady and servant DIR
Capt Green, Fuller-A on dck
Exporss.
!ND1ANoLA AND GALvEsToN--Per steamship Mag
noa2o bb -four 200 bbls pota,oas 1870 pork a tic hams
50 bos whisky Al hhds 80 bb onions ll pkgs 7O
cases dry goods.
LIyERPooL-Per ship American Uniou-2s half 34o2 bales
cotton bags island do
PENSACOLA-Per schr Mary Een-47 bbls -four cs lard
a bbs pork ties hams bh whisky 20 soap casks bacon
20 bags coffee 10 sacks corn bbs molasses odls
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$l2.9Ayg s1g,515 10 S2,441,Sgg
Comparative Statement Of the Banks of this City
for Too Weeks.

The following is the comparative statement Of oans dis
counts mortgages and pledges which includes active move
ment. < ,epting exchanges dead weight.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-05-11
A G. A r. ID

J. IRWIN Formerly Of Irwin AcC1sllsna.
"a Huntsville, Ala. } having become Associatsl
with Us IN our business, the style Of the nrm will be
IRWIN, NcCLELI-AND a co.
W. A J. G. McCLuLARu
Nashville Feb. ls, 1898.
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JNO. B. w L : T

TIAs In store MAcHiNE 4 cARia.and all ether ana-
ings for manufac turers Of Wool and Cstt'n, a.
No. 80 Union street, joining the Bank OF feBnessoe
fsb4-2m
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NEW SERIES-NO. 1868.
LIE, TENN, WEDNESDAY, MAY Il. 1859.
Misfellaneous.
LOOK AT THIS /!

T CFFER for sale one of the most valuable Farms On
i the Mississippi River, IS miles above Memphis,
near Ashport, containing 100 acres, with about Y
OF mile lront-150 nearly ready for cultivation
II possesses unusual advantages for Wood Yard,
Stock RAISING GRAIN Cotton almost any produce Of
the soil preferred. Any amount Of good dry wood can
be sold a fair price The timber consists OF large
quantity of fine Black Walnut, Sassafras Mulberry,
Honey Locust Ash, Maple Cotton Wood, blackberry,
Pecan &c. Timber and Cane IL is evidence OF high
land. This Farm has attached TO IL small Island IN
the middle of the 'front.' around which the chute pass
es in moderate high water, the foot OF il gives a
harbOr for Wood Boat against the drtor Ice running
where the wood yard and improvements are also q
protection to wood against the highest water by stor
ing it back along the chute and the boat TO Il,
saving once handling it. improvements, good dwell
ling and out-houses all II is only TO this
Farm to appreciate its value and unusual advantages
of location. will sell bargain exchange il for
all improved place--say TO 20 acres, within to
miles Of Nashville, Louisville St Louis Memphis
and will give liberal credits the balance. gener-
ally make quick sales, leaving room for purchasers
to complain. Lose no time it you want No. Farm
upon the greatest river in the world. For further
Information address me at Nashville Tenn, apply
to James johnson, near the Farm. He will show the
Ian II am not there. 500 B. EaBRY.
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