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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.

The earth picked from the shall property of the
@ and shall be removed and hauled BY him.
pushed sy tho contractor, as well as the labor
Payments to be made the the paving Of
every square and acceptance Of the BY the City
AZ follows towt the proportion paid by the prop.
sry holders in bills against said made By
s III &c ), ' ss s ct
shall be subrogated to all the rights of the city and
no e s. ay FL or said
or 81 said bills should the not be paid and
shall bound to begin the work in the thirty
cans anvil the Of the
penalty ten doas ns as nr cns .n
the same Is not completed.
Tbs c9a,asio shall into the City Treasury prior to
Of the property holders being well understood that said
reimbursement Of said publication ''s
well understood that in Of failure by the contractor
,ss g. S0 hin s
n which the work being executed the Council shall
in default required by article 1908 Of the Civil Code and
without applying to court of Justice to annn same and
shall at time abandon the or es
sna The with his
the work BY to The date Of the 9 pa's and
that the city shall hereby discharged from any and all
billy therefor and is also well understood that
contract be resold the contractor und his securities shall be
he and bound in sSdo to unto the city all loss
tracted to petom the work and the pce which may
adinticated at resale or readjudic .tion.
Bids to be per superficial yard of block paving
turnshed and laid, including the gutter stones; per SUI
gerfcal foot of curbsone furnished laid per superficial
foot of crossing stones furnished and laid and bridge
New Orleans, May q, 1859
Approved BY Committees on Streets and Landings Of both
Boards Of the Common Council.
lsisnsal H koHE vH HSyyaRP,} oharmen.
,.o-. HENRY DuREL
n
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
CoMPTRoLLER's OFFICE. :
City Of New Orleans, April s, 1852. /
+ No. 1864, 4 80 -

| L i N =
establish Railroads IN lie ey q Now oreas. and 81
cd the SspSs, y and hereby
o he ~ osps
Raiosd
snssn n. Tslssaee
ss Of Canal street Rap ART Sasp
and along sao EAST side q United
ass Ss sn
@ s' It
Fl h Ct ss
ssss s. LA G @ Ts
al se e c ye sa o 4, TO
ns s ss the ssns ' G Am
stones Were ra s snail be With
Or may be hereafter made which the ma
al en- sss
ssa St and condition during said
One track shall be used exclusively passing up and
Tie fare Between Canal and rosano sre, or for
v
The u s. BarTsek shall not exceed Ave passense
t than horse mule Be used car they shall
hight he may neg aay s Of
at intervals than every minutes from Daylight
o'eoeE until Midnight every A'''s minutes from ten
contractor contractors shall annuay
annual levied upon real the of said road
and fixtures to be assessed by the usual assess
ment Should the contractor refuse or ne.
glect keep order and condition cnn
tempated by this resolution, the city may the said
streets to be repaired repave expense
ua to for the shall be recoverable be-
fore competent jurisdiction for the benefit Of hs
city That the speed Of said shall miles Der
hour Acars tn be said rail sunset
and shall be provided with good and
rear light placed position the outside said
for the violation of this other ordinance
listing that may hereafter enacted accordance with hs
provisions Of this resolution the part or en-
plOyee said roads, the contractor shall ba
liable to Al fines or da,ages arising theref t,
nal street, working and down, to completion the
whole work the grades Of tho streets and the construction
the Civ Snr
veyo with lines levels given BY him
and with specifications file in his Office The laying said
railroads shall be commenced within six months ton Of
conmeucemept snd should the to
comply withSese conditions, the contract shall null and
void The said contractor contractors shall furnish
solvent security lin the of thousand dollars fer the
commencement and completion Of said railroads within time
herein specified.
The right way to the parties offering ths
largest bonus for the privilege and the money within
thirty days from the date of All
directed City Comptroller and endorsed The proposals
troer presence Of the Charnen Committees on
Finance Streets and Landings of both Boards said
osa be aubec. the wal rejection of the Common
Council.
The city OF New shall not be responsible for anv
done materials furnished for every out.
lay and thereon either for the repairs
other OF whatever kind shall
contractor or contractors.
tsgnedl CHAs. H. WALDO,
60 President Board Of Assistant Aldermen.
lSgned j. o. NIXON,
President Board OF Aldermen.
Apprc we'd Februsry IL, 1859.
as CIT Esgnedl GERARD sTITH. Mayor.
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period fixed the Cornell dissatisfied with the man
ne in which the work being executed the Council shall
the right annu the without putting contractors
default required by article 1905 of the Civil Code and With
out applying to court Of Justice annnl the same with.
ont indemnity md Is also well that In case the
contractors shas time abandon the work. not hnsh
contractors shall forfeit any claims they may any part
the work done by them the date and
the city shall DO thereby dcha ged from my all liability
therefor and il Is also we'll understood that in the
S " e NM .ae.r sesutises sne 90 hed
the price which the originally contracted
operorm the work and the prices which may be adudi
Gated at resale REHABILITATION.
Bids be superficial yard Of square block paving
nished and laid including the gutter sone superficial
e. furnished and laid yard Of
taken and elaid foot of crossing
nished and laid and sn bridge top furnished and laid
complete.
New Orleans, Mayo 1872
tSignedl LOUIS PILE, City Surveyor
Approved by the Committees Streets and Landings of both
Boards of the Common Council
Isignedl ROBERT HUYGHE, ,,.,-...-
II. T. VENNARD, : oh"rmen'
Registered June1, 1850.
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COLE AGENCY
~ OF THE CELEBRATED
STACKER IRON WORKS,
o.,,..,E TENNESSEE.
sugar hsles, from " to u inches dsmeer 81 IS inch
CO TO AZ inches diameier.... i 90 an inch,
under AZ inches diameter. ....... rs an inch.
tern. Crate Bare &c. per pound. - 'S "'N f"'
E. L. LAV!LIEBEUyRg,
Sointpsaion Merchant.
isz Nc. IL rnon street.
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N1TiSs1 no CAIspSGNpERs AND BUILDERS
Pseht Sawed Notwithstanding. both rough dressed
fton the very best yellow Pine and Cypress tinGs FOR n 4,
s for rough, and So 5UpetA Tor dressed lots to sui
prrchaeets - ~
$50 Lumber saved to order.
tel9 ly STAR VI AEIEQ MILE Fsr nssn,
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,n. I'VE [ No. fAiial
Resoirl That ordinance aied an ordinance
for the sale Of the Of railroads In the civ
Of New Orleans and fnt the same Ia
hereby amended tor-sa
Eighth street" in Han Of street and aIong the
West side Of EapHrt in lien Of Fas side Of Ram
part street thence along the West side Of Rampant street
Btracks and after the words another single track railroad
running ETC. insert the words 'alob the Of Espla
the East side of Rampant street, in lieu OF e
Weat sde, and along the East side Rampant street 10
Canal street In lieu Of the West ide Ra1patt street, also
to insert TIE w9ds through Magazine street Eighth street,
In lieu of TGedana street. through Eighth street 10
IslunctiNr with "Pyta street in lieu Of Camp street
The privileges Of the right way for contractor or con-
tractors shall be twenty The said railroads cars
lures aud appurennuces to the city the expiration Of
said twenty years valuation, dis
Interested persons TO be appon ed by said or
contractors and hs ohe, by the city and in the
disagreement said valuation parties thus
apponted third party umpire appointed BY one Of
the District Counts tho decision thereby fin al and
taus amended that said ordinance be and is hereby
adopted
[signefl ALFRED KEtRNY
President pro tenn Board OF Assistant Aldermen
lSgnetl j. o, NIXON,
President Board oil Aldermen
Approved April /, 1859.
[signedl GERARD sTITH, Mayor.
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[ No. 1922.
Hesored That the adjudication of by the Comp
oer for enclosing the neutral ground of Canal from
Tchouponas to Claiborne street with iron post chains
James Dnpbarsecuy, Wood, Mienberger Cot 50 IS
per running foot complete for the whole work. be
hereby rejected ind that the Comptroller resell said
to the lowest bidder in accordance with specifications
made by the said
after five days notice IN the official JOURNAL iue to the
approval OR rejection of the Common Council.
lSignedi CHAS. H. WALDO,
=. President Board OF Assistant Aldermen
Signed j. o NIXON.
President Board OF Aldermen
Approved May q, 1859.
my3O [Signedl GERARD STITII, Mayor
Notice Is hereby given that on SATURDAY 4t OF June
next will adudicate my office IL O'Clock NJ the aboye
rny3l & IT TTr
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.

ss y CONPTROLLER,s OFFICE. i
x City Of New Orleans May 81, 1859
No. 1856.
1sosed Comptroller be and hereby required
pnbc days publication contract for
continuing s. Avid Claiborne Canal from its present
said b made In accordance with specifications
5 fufnished ~ the City Surveyor
I'd [Signedl j. o. NIXON,
President Board OF Aldermen.
~ [Signed CHAS. q. WALDO. ~
President Board of Assistant Aldermen.
signed A -, GERARD sTrTH, Mayor.
Notice ii hereby given that on MONDAY June 49, 1859
viii adjudicate q Office at II O'Clock, NJ the above
myl i2 "a 7. THEARD Comptroller.
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
CoMPTRoLLER,s OFFICE, 4
- City Of New Orleans, june ., 1859. 5
TNo. A57O.1

AtNs 4Ofvtj i
Rcsed That the Comptroller mud he is hereby author
lied adudcAte to the lowest bidder after I've days notice In
the oeia Journal the nine following contracts the
work Of each to be done accordance With file
In the Surveyors office and the sudcaicu Of each Of said
Council
ls fer regarding and raising Common street,
from Levee Rampant street. and The widening, egradiug
and raising OF said Common street. from Rampant to Claiborne
street.
3D. contract paving with square blocks Common street.
from Levee to Claiborne street. -
Sd contract constructing brick sidewalks bordered by
wooden CUTTERS the east side Of Lafayette
avenue from UrQuhast to Morales street.
9Th. for constructing brick sidewalks bordered by
curbonss and wooden suers the northwest side Of Der
bixny from Cypress street to Florida Landing.
contract for stucting brick sidewalks bordered by
and wooden CUTTERS both sides Of Magny street,
from Goodchdren to John the Baptist street.
9Th contract for constructing brick sidewalks bordersd by
cnbtones and wooden CUTTERS both sides of Arts street
Urquhnrt to GiFcd street.
7 contract for paving with square blocks Julia street.
from New Levee to Rampant street.
9Th contract for paving with square blocks Grayer street.
from the river to ST. Marc street
9 contract for paving with square blocks Annuucaton
Race and Orange Streets the square block
paving Of Annuncson at Race with the
block paving on Felicity Road
fSignsdl CHAS. n. WALDO,
President Board of Assistant Aldermen.
(Signed) J. o. NIXON,
President Board of Aldermen,
Approved May IS, 1859.
je2 lsignedl GERARD sTITa, Mayor.
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ga shtllt J. 1917.
nedl GERARD STITH, Mayor,


Notice hereby given that sealed proposals. for the above
contract will be received ny up WEDNESDAY 18th Of
Jupe, 1889, AT IL O'Clock M.
as 62t 7. THEARD.
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% BOOTS AND SHOES : 40 GASES ROWS
and ssefs assorted qualities s received eonsien.
j. b. VALENTINE h CO.,
81 81 Common street.,
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SPECIFICATIONS for the eontraet for FUR

Notice is hereby given that on WEDNESDAY, 18th instant
will adjudcate at Office at IL ocleek NJ the above
tracts. I. TftEARD,
iaa l2t Comrtrollcr
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- No. 1858. ]
Reolsed That the adjudication by the Comptroller Of
from Eysan Fields Morales STREE Denis
security George Cronan s. 40 running foot for the
sidewalks complete be- and the is hereby rejected
and the Gompser authorized to resell said the
work be done u specifications of Surveyor
the adjudication subject the approval rejection of the
mon Council.
tSigned1 CHAS H WALDO,
W. President Board of Assistant Aldermen,
{Signed) J. o. NIXON,
President Board of Aldermen,
Approved May 10, 1859.
je2 GSgnedl GERARD STITH, Mayor.
Notice hereby given that THURSDAY 9th ins will
adiuiicae at IL o'clock, my Office the above
je2 1t T. THEARD. Comptroller
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= 70777 NO, 4obS.l
Ree That the Comptroller be and be Is hereby author
lied to adndcae the lowest bidder after FIVE days notice n
the official JOURNAL contract for paving with square blocks
two Of fronting the Magazine markehouse Fourth
nsnct viz The Camp street from ST. Mary to St An
drew street. and the ether st Mary street from Camp to
Magazine street. agreeaby section No. 100 of the city charter
The said work to be done in accordance with specifications
ale in the Surveyors oce and said adjudication be subject
to the approval rejection Of the Common Council Noice
having been given By Mayor that it is the intention Of the
Common Council to have said paving done, and published
agresaby to law eight weeks, without opposition thereto said
contract Is now orde ed to be adjudi ated.
tSignedl CHAS. H WALDO,
President Board of Assistant Aldermen,
tSgnedl J. o. NIXON,
President Board Of Aldermen.
Approved May IS, lc59.
Je2 GSignedI GERARD STITI. Mayor.
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COMPTROLLER'S OFFICE.
City Of New Orleans, June 2, 1859.
[ No. 4j7S.l

[
Rsorqa That the Comptroller be and he by requested
to aduicHte the lowest bidder ten notice a con
tract make wooden railing Mactrty Square the
work TO be made according specifications by
tle Surys
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tSgSed J. O. NIXON.
President Bon I'd Of Aldermen
lSignedl CHAS II. WALDO
President Board OF Assistant Aldermen
Approved May 20, 1889
lsignedl GERARD sTiTH, Mayor
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GERARD sTITH, Marie.
MAyoRALIY OF NEw ORLEANS
City Hall. 4ih day Of june. 1859
IlY VINTUE OF Resolution No. 1916 OF the

ac xe sss q NSM Usean and IN eecS1dance Win
thnt Il 4 the ntsnon Of the city Orleans
opened Avenee 10 the Fourth District from Cla
ecFne street 70 Upper Inns Upper avenue,
on Wsshinetcn to Carolton avenue and also
graded and sheiied.
- GERARD sTITH Mayor.
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SPECIFICATIONS for the contract for
taking mp raising and reayng the sidewalks both sides
Of Common street. from Levee Rampant taking
raising widening twenty and eayng the sidewalks
said Common street. From Rampant Claiborne street, and
for paving with blocks the way of said
street, from New Levee to Claiborne street
Quarry AND DIMENSIONS MATERIALs.-The square
block shall be of good hard granite respect inferior
quality to the granite obtained Boston, They shall be
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SkUTEsNEI-l5 cases Of KIappar's eeIe6laTed Cha
~ S'quep. Tor safe ty s. WOLFF,
Hy1G corner Gravier and NeN leFee sig.
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S A n F O r D. S
CATHARTlC PILLS,
COMPOUNDED FROM

Pure Vegetable Extracts, and put up in Glas
Cases, Air Tight, and will / eep IN any climate.
The Family Catha,- -. &c PILL is gentle
but active Cathartic W which the proprie-
tor has used in his - practice more than
twenty years.
The constantly ir- O. creasing m a nd
from those who have long used the Pills
and the satisfaction . which all EXPIRE : in
re gard To their use, has - induced he to place
them within the reach = OF all.
The p ofession well O know that different
Calharcs act on differ q ent portions OF thu
bow els
The FAMILY CA r THARTIC PILL
has, with due reference q TO this well eStab-
liShed fact, been COM - pounded from va
rlety of the purest Veg - etab e Extracts,
which act alike on every part OF the amenla
~ canal, and arc good and safe IN all eases
where Cathartc is eded, such as Derange-
ments of the Stomach, Sleepiness, Pains IN The
Back and Loins. Costiveness, Pain and Soreness
over The whole body, from sudden CO d. which
frequently # elected end in long course Of
Fever. Loss of Appetite. Creeping Sensation
OF Gold over The body, ReSteSsness, feaC ache,
or weight in the head, all Inlammal'ry Dlsea-
ses. Worms ia Children or Adults Rheumatism
. great luIitlsr ui Inc DlhOd ana many diseases
10 which flesh is heir, too numerous to mention
in this advertisement. Dose | 10 3.
Price Three Dimes.
The Liver Invigora tor and Family Ca,h?rtc
Pills arc rctailed by Drugeis isis generally, and
sold wholesale y the Trade N il the large
towns. :. 7. w. SANFORD, Vi. D.,
Manufacture, and Proprietor,
3?5 Broadway, New York.
November IL, 1859. ~
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D r Y g o o ID S,
6ROGGR1GG, EE :

Of every description, Coffee, su-%-
CARS Of all kuds, Molasscs, SyruPs, Bacon
Fish and Salt 4 general assortment Of
GROCERIES will be kept at all times end
will be sold low for Cash. would particular
Iy invite attention to my large stock Of r
BOOTS AND SHOES, 4
which Will be sold upon reasonable terms.
The following are NY tcrms.-Cash aIw ays
preferred Accounts to be considered due at
any time Persons having accounts viii be
called upon at the expiration Of six months
uuless o1hcrai se understood. At the cXp,.a-
lion Of each year all accounts must be closed
is All kinds of Country Produce taken in
exchange for q Gods at CashprIces.
-. >. RENTCH
Shephe"dstcwn. Oct. s, 1859.
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II. Il. Il.
Helping Disease.

When the Faculty take side with the DIS
ease God help til patient. BY taking 81 ca
with The disease, we mean breaking down the
huIe strength he has. and thus leaving HIM al
the mercy of the mlady. Violent purgirg, cal
omelizAtlon overwhelming Opiales. powerful sod
rifle, are very excellent a HES OF all disorders.
Avoid them. Suorh the excited system with
that wonderful Counter-irritant, RAILWAY
READY RELIEF, restore the harmony aud
eQuahIiIy Of the circulation with Railway ;
Regulating Pills, and nature thus reinforced
will coaquer the complaint This is the true
course IL all infammaloty and febre disorders
while Tor Constitutional aud Chronic diseases,
RADWAY'S EESOLVENT, is the grand
c0unleroast.
II a man suffer the excrnciating torures OF
Neuralgia, Rheumatism Pains and aches in
his bones aud joints, or become crippled with In
irmiries, induced ~ long sickness or misguided
medication it IS his own fault, for i; is well
known TO every intelligent person. that Rad
ways Ready Relief and Railways Regulating
+ lis, will positively rid hlni of these dIsord, rs
These Remedies are within the reach of every
one. There is not village or neIghborhood on
this continent, but that the:e is an agency estab
Shcd ror Their sale.
RAILWAY & co, 30, John Street, New
York. For Sale by CHARLES HARPER
ShephetdStOWn. Nov l5-2w
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E;2BC3aB 270G3CR33.
Fits! WHY Prominent.

For long time there was paragraph ma
king lis regular weekly appearance in our oil
umns, with the bret bu, emphatic words Fits,
Fits, always at the heal, TO some an offensive
caption, bu, not 81 to lae benevolent and hu-
name, who couM isympathize in the 5 Rows of
others. Some .erS0ns arc shocked at any ndl-
cation of disease and are even thrown into ner.
vous excitement on Witnessing hearse or a
collin. Such are TO he pit ed. We should al
ways strive to look disease ana even death in
lie face with laImness and especially take ev-
cry opportunity for allev.ailng disease. View
cd in tAls hgh:, The avertIS men!S Of 5. j.
ilanre, "f 1903 Baltimore street, Baltimore, Md
possess a certain interest, and those who know
Of any one suilering from Epilepsy, SPasms, or
Fits OF any kind, should feel it pleasure to
cot out his advertisement, or in some other way
send word to the atll cteJ of the great value Ct
hi remedies. They can be seat 10 any part OF
the country by mail Price $ per box Two
So Twelve S2i
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YOUNG MEN !!

Letno false modc,ty deter YOU from making
,o,,r case known TO one who, from education
and Responsibility, can alone beirIcnd GU. lie
who places himself under DIR. hlN hHi'lN
treatment, may rcIIGronsiy conh"'ln l's moo OF
a. a gentleman, aud III whose bosom VIII 10
c,r.,.r Io,ErJ lhr secret Of the patent.
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Great Bargains !
CHEAPER THAN EVER !!

rNHE remainder Of my stock Of GOODS
L must be closed out by The middle OF
November. at some pri e, without regard
10 cost. have on hand good assorl-
ment of Ladies Fall and Winter Goods,
rom 80 to 60 dress patterns embracing
English and French MerInoes, plain and
fancy, all wool Nous De Lains, Cotton
and Wool do, Ducals, Vslencias, &c
These goods will be sold low to close out.
A good supply Of Swiss, Mainsook and
Bard MuslnS, Bishop Lawn, India Mus
Inns, Cambricks, Jacklnells, White aud
Black English Grape, Grape Liece, BobI.
nett. w ash Nett, Illusion, Swiss and Cam.
brick Edge and Inserting, Thread, Linen.
and Cotton Edge, Laces; Cord Cambrck
Silk, Thread, Cashmere and KID Gloves,
Sha"Is, Ribbons, Hosiery, Gnghams,
Apron Checks, Cloths, Cassinell, Blank.
cts, Dress Trimmings a great variety, .
good supply of Ladies Shoes on hand,
Mems and Boys Boots & Shoes, Gaps, & c.
chlIdfen'S Shoes, Hard. ware, Queens
ware. plain black all wool Nous de
LANES, Wells, Belts, &c. expect lot
of Domestics such as hleacked aud brown
MusIins, Calieoes, &C., which will be
sold al COST. Call early and get Bar
gains my time is short. am delermn-
ed to close by the middle of November
at some price or other.
WIN. MOULDER.
October Is, 1859.
N. B.-l would again request all who
are Indebted TO me by note or open ac.
count, to call and serIle up at once. All
unsettled accounts remaining in my hands
on the 25Ih of November, will he placed
into the hands OF an officer 10 collect ac-
cording TO law.