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New-York daily tribune., 1859-01-08
Professional Notifes.
ClANCERs REMOVED and PERMANENTLY

n
~ CURED, vitnoat Of he Knife, b. Dr. Z WHY
aEY No. ies Wee S6th-e.. Nev-Yort
Yhe rre1y rn-iy vesetse'e snd szesis IL senes M
n he rsyxsy Of n eperson Ssoooa, tne stss sn -
produced fsd oor9etsarss Of M
cs.ce, cured al 1aG be cured aactly ths tine ooes
- The sctr.hoos - th rsseAy vnfss
I'm .ex Afef rea2ovl ths hsaknQ
V-oress Des<sd ssA sApsi sssA;ned In hon tee -
n vustL Il prodDo-s hr psn, oes-s 20 nervoos q
epossufs~aa isssns-Gent .ut b ts relieves paHa and
- oriy s.s psdsa reoesy knsvA Wen, ensA nais
New-York daily tribune., 1859-01-08
pautins Arahrmies.

A DODW ORT II
"A. DANCING ACADEMIES,
No 500 Brosswsy. E-~. iork
No 1877 Montague plsce. Brooklyn.
MONDAYS, TUESDAYS THURSDAYS and FRIDAYS
In Brooslyn. ..-. =.
WEpNFs DAYS and SATURDAYS 5 ia New-lork.
Mr. DODU ORTIZ has the gs .ure OF Informing his former
pnUil. TIA. the Empire On.drile" mentioned the
IA c. Of this "a Paris 10 the EregFesn Empire
Ouadr that taught last Il his Academia, and
rabl.hed last asou BY Dodworth No As.orplsce
New-York daily tribune., 1859-01-08
THE WALLACE PIANO-FORTE.

wN HALL Ia son. No. as srOst-sy, ssle Atsat' ft Se
Unite. states
Lett, ron Az H. Fry esq.sse composer And na'i'a
critic q the y. 7. Tnbu-e
DtsE sIHs: savo examined your re~iy inv-Stee P,ns
Forte II nevis 81 the rr.s-s s,-n 10 !. BY A-sss IbAses
Coschs ssic.c- h.soa. xad cthrrs A Fefsfcsrfa af-
J-stn. yhio-npsicL IL purity, volume sad eoa
III y of vocal v-r tute ira cro~ung exec zen
vhie6 spabss raus, srg" the t1sI1 sut-yo,r
sqars pia n. hig-es. ra1k Tour n'erssn
ir y ni1n - - vcrs r,da chsnses IN he manu-
fsctrre OF P.a-os ;hrlpEkoUi tle "sfid ,
rcoe r.qn-s 10 Repor, which cres up i'f tne
jury Of t Cral Pssce IN s51 The sasyss OF vhst COZ
.tit.e. he P.o PoT- sad a- I-Asons seo'ri
ipsy medal ,veo TO ErsId OF P,r sr-
therein ots. A, seyer.i OF the member. o a Jsy os
aye rTcuireu. in s,s,us tia; Jour Plan, the bss
r,uS pispo-oes In 2ufe nusci ist9nston aad A'a 'o-
power il ths; / in- ee: Paoo eAs; ~ tts go
b. iouh = TIE in.tTumeH, u0ai rsve uea II
th. Word, p ,ion II 1855 lad Il oe-a c,DPeei h me
for tLst ccca.on. ...-,,,
Ir-usp. yer, respectfully years. wN. HENRY FRY.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-01-08
Houses to fet.

WATER POWER and MILL SITE to
w LEASETne soeie'y for Estsshshins U'efd MGuafso-
Paterson kewJersey opose TO leass for Il years
rseew able forever, 49, -
MILL COR WITH SIX FEET OF WATER.
TO taken from the ft upper canal and dshssed INTO
second middle eaE The bead and fa about "a tee:
The hH lot 10 well sdapsed for any manufacturing business
This ready ons 81 fstersoa. and
pent City Of New York with railroad oAn
In the hsArt Of large rsnuis-grns PpAtoa, and ~
the acvsn,sgss incitep. to such locshtJ.
For particular, apply at The 0os ef tss Society u NJ Pst
,rscr Ne~-Jsrssy.
WATER POWER, with Or without buiidnsA
w n LET q M,t.esvan Dutohess Co, n z. Iraaire
h ss~U,s~s os Of esml sch~pcs cear,,an1t-s.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-01-08
Rral Gstate for Sale.

BEAUTIFUL FARM and COUNTRY SEAT
ID for sALE-Tas b,~ ressdspce Of Asros oodeood Do
ces,-d sua,ee NewJers-y elevated r9gns command
e of The Coioty
okddsscx asrtAn River. ArthGksu Soaaa, Princes esy
and staten Island NAY be distinctly en- J. ton
several tine. csy to Sevfoi AID PHI aa-pa& The frw
eoaas about 10 bali 81 vsos anoes s'cd cuirivs
sor, and 70 vei wat-rea The eudnss sonnodogs
ss;ins of story Hous BAN, 0rsnsy kc az Of ~,cs
rood fsf~ir furth-r rar0srs b. hss o AN
BLOODGOob, 90 the pr.aisvs OF Of FREEMAN BLooc-
GOOD No 2i5 Teonpsonsl N y.
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Brotsriss, prOpisions, Hr.
TTLEs MUMM & Cos CHAMPAGNE.


?. A. MJMAS
RHINE AND MOSELLE WINES.
We z ~ inf the ,r-Gs and tie pbc n E.9ets thh tss
70. .r.r tom. RI, exiting between sbd JOHN g. j. BO-
MR. r The sssrcy Of vines has ben t-rnnaed on ne
81, "a, II Deer br & ard tha, bsvs appointed JAMES
NEYER IT, sole sfn for The United states Tor oar hoses
' JULES NUNMk Co,
p. A MUxM.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-01-08
NEw-YORK DAILY TRIBUNE. SATURDAY, JANUARY g. 1859

HAZRLTON Bros, PiaDofoue Manufacturer,
Ne "a c~ntr~ - Oder fps of brilliant an
fu PIANOS the lowest rsts EAnh Piano vasses
y dive sstisfscoa. snd E1srsst~<d fsr three yeera
II IoHTE, NEWTON BRADBURY. No. III
II Broopea, ee1 Bros1sy have sgss0e sso'. -. We
0Eusesl VIA shs psfsct Arrh wreSs fank rsoss ss3
sp-rsns tnszurosut vi' er< s~ .sr szsenAHe % oeo
DIANOS. NELODEONS. and ALEXANDRA
hsrS P,uos a. sy price ,1xinr from - % eiSf
on Of the l.ss, c.AosSes OF Msse - ne uniisd s.ies
Hpscsl Instruments AID ruscA nerresntr Of al knaa
tne loves. D ..ib- Pi.nos sn1 k3odeos Tor rent
uo ntAly o. E-l fo- PiAn ana Neo.eon.
HORACE WATERS. A.en Nc. 5S Broscv,y
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M IRON MASTERS. CAPITALISTS =

fOes-l cees fef sse Agent fst - s~ssA
s.v.ssi eontasses, ssss si 60 p. shs., .s.s
frssa csnbsr,sn> Ma. ana hassn u me r.pssH - -
G-elossx a the soots smpess CeI bsfa
Asshsn, Moun. Aiss sa6 soserss vts ~ ssSeS sss
OF s1r- BitaTnso1s Cod TIE dppsr sctn ~ 70 s~S -
vary fron "a fset ssse NJ nefyas vsIs -
Ore Of various 90 slea ct Of which ets se misea
Coal Lire.,os- 10 ascutsnt tho propsty sas ae -
br,t.d CAy svos ply Acowp In tA- critsS s..~ -
Earope throush tae esfs;s sad cen " rsss ron
punter Of he Ira Veins have esa vel oprs-s e i1se
Of whics b the bves feet tack ssd contains 100
Ts co.I S..us have sss eess Op~ael The saase,s ~
bsrsd- -.,- A., -
80 on cans. s,d esi~azd BY rsfsS to the Ohts Svrf
Tss .xh outlay rpou this proc~rty sas eSeesd tss n
t.xe.r; OF ts- sa cs Of the Ms tr ~hica tssr~
- s,..r, rrr,p. Of 10 horss psset mscaiee
pa-oes 81 uss numerous Tran Sos's M 80 ~ c>Ai
and Iron ell sre5et s'ne - or sos asa.>s of ,sem
resid. lnelnef flsDe 70 " ote ssa Sse
n ~. h-sS Of Tie rrrAe Iss aaHb~' Of Cars, AisS
Ia b. ceu,er Of tie prop-cy e thriving v't. Of wesss
;, or.rstiop. wrr. carried TIE Mines ana FuvssA
and s b lie we'd fon the ss Of io-a 20. soss - osS
OF the whole ptcf-sty could - reA-sei 70 .es ys
\. IN. pc su,ut fpcucsl soe sisrfcc sea tnas tne
f.uS, n Ion ORE 10 suTry 10 or srrs.s OF e Arss
.s. ard tfs rou sde here h-st thar any >ssr
cr 10 the s,.s. all the v,as BY hssr eP draining
si. propsr, was undcr the eharr- Of ~ erp-r ed Yer
p.c- nsn the beet Pig lsa cSad dooe ecss ee seducsd
Fe 1, the u.nufsctar- o. ,ca sepsr
.n-.a orpostany offered the Fsesut owners h.vs seeAsa
the irtiuste kuowdss or requisite sSp-Firne - We
O. being ensss-o IN othT occupsloas Sssa -
siys !, N. ne. s. ion they dt.egs 70 eel ss
rho rroprv OF 20 reserve interest 10 ~ PurcnAs~e
CO c-tent parties -, a, - ..s..s.. q.
great sacrifice vn be 'sSe,',st % eas ,r1sn's -
No. Sog,h Csver-st sAiti more, "a
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Gnilrrp, 6arowart, 81.

HARDWARE, CUTLERY, EDGE-TOOLS
nes Had~ne Carpenters, Joiners Tool, Boat and Snip
and M.chin.I Hatiwsrs Brs. Goods in r-s. y.r..y.
snth Tool. and Mnen TOo together With general sasor
Of Cooper EdssTssl rrs': Hog. q: 70 b found
NJ. IS and 81 Solson-aL
TNGOT COPPER, sPELTER. BANCA TIN
THOMAS PIG IRON-Soft tree, strong, and
L warranted substitute sos sooss Pis.
n AMES d SONS SHOVELS and SPADFa
MOUNT HOPE CUT NAILs-Ysy superio,
''''J Joas aisP 's aSSe4 ns1; .'s ss s' s. H
lanes, BEEBE & Co.,
y NO 356 BROADWAY,
.aa so.e.r .I. 4 h.;ts esss. ~: o:,,s1 n3.
gsSed In the msnafsetor5 <
ORNAMENTAL IRON WORK.
FOUNTAINS VASES, sETTEEs. ARBoRs, LIONS,
pEIRs DOCS LAMBS FOXES EAeLss; W.Io soRat sIAE
ruRAL and nYTHoLoGICAL FIGURES. BArTisAJ
FONTS hc., kc.. &c.
IRON BEDSTEADS,
Hat ;'isi asEfs IL
kinds wholesale spd retail
Hay sasss sSS sIsoiks I'd PAkTtr.os.
In addition to .heb oinsmeutA Department. - % a.:
prepared srders 70 extent fol- AL descriptions
IRON WORK FOR BUILDINGS.
sOOys, ORDERS LISTLEs. sKYLI9Hrs IRON CASES
for LIBRARIES and for
TOWN AND COUNTY RECORDS.
' '''d'9s TnG { ta,; ;s u II S s
THE CEILINGS Of the HOUSE oS SkEPAeShSrAT'n
SENATE CT CHAMBER
%os tss sss ss sSfroS.E nat tsffTs '''
HOT WATER AND H0r-AiR FURNACES
FOR pWILLINGS STORES, CHURCHES AND LAR0zb
EDIFICES.
BEEBES
CELEBRATED KITCHEN RANGES
ESTABLISHED BEYOND EXPERIMENT, and, vttnoc,
su..,ion the MOST RELIABLE COOKING AYPA2ATUs
tOR FAMILIES IN USE.
ILLUSTRATED CATALOGUES ser, sJ mall
JAMES, BEEBE & CO..
No. $50 BROADWAY, New Foxk
nsrascto~y corner OF ResAe, Centre snd Elasts-
New-York daily tribune., 1859-01-08

nODWORTHs SALOON, No. 500 broadway.
IL Mrs. FRANCES ANsE KExsLE,s sx.r
CYnsELINy on THURSDAY EVENING, Jan 9, stS O'clock
RICHARD Ill. on FRIDAY EVENING, jan. at O'Clock
HENRY Viii. on MONDAY MORNING.. Jan. 10, at O'Clock
OTiTIL.O on TUESDAY EVENING. Jsu. II. at O'clock
7icketA 81 each, may be obtained a. hs"s n Wm- han
gob No 239 Brosdwsy Appleton Co . No Sf Brosdway
s the Clarendon Hotel Mr. Crowens and the ooo
Sofa eats reserved 81 80 may also be had st Mr. Cfoven
No CSC Broadway, and at the door. .
No tickets viii .od Reading hss begun An early
ATTENDANCE is solicited.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-01-08
DATENT COMPOSITION BELTS.
RATRAT RACHIN0

DEFIANCE FIRE REGuLA ATOss
~ g0R SAVING FUEL In gfgAM-Boit2As a
Ehs npN sessitvs ma eGdses lnatruDsss -
CHAa ". COPELAND H y s
New-York daily tribune., 1859-01-08

NOLD-MEDAL Grand and Square PIANOS
" sTEINWAY SONS Hos 81 aAd "a Walker 81, nee;
srOsd-sy York have always received the arg prca.
Sos.on PaiAde hia aad Baltimore Every f'ape
warrsrted for three yeATs Prices moderate
HALLET, DAVIS & Co. e grand. parlor grand,
III aId SQUARE PIANOS Ors krovn a. tae oes; Pianos
u,sde. AELOpE0Ns Cheap New FORK Pi.sos 81 great 5sf
rains Secondhand fisaos BY Gilbert Chkerns aud oser
Sso s7S size to 500. Pianos srd A.loteous TO let r. 9
BERRY No $s Brosivsy corner Grand st. Aa-hs Bailttns
New-York daily tribune., 1859-01-08
CENTRAL PARK-LOTS for sALE.-Several

EOR SALE-No. 65 3d-sv., central aud fine
Il BUSINESS fRoPCRr,-LOr ssxts fee. ~ih s,r,
wensu Brek Hcuse sae Brss stable sAs ey s-
prrb property which 70 invest nth effrs sai
ekchspse, suit Apply No <s kh Bs~rry
New-York daily tribune., 1859-01-08

TOR SALE or EXCHANGE for DWELL
i IE0 this city. the ve!ltnosa Resisncs LOCUST
GROvE) mile Grrenbusn ogpos AlbAoy, ls5
sc,e ans fine covstlsn vel sesptes
fruit &c. Has 6pe Orchsrs. Grspss Su~b.ue-. ss-rS
Subb<ry &c The three 20 By 4, vita
byR9 PIERCE, No Is William ..
New-York daily tribune., 1859-01-08
SOCIETY of NEW.YORK

DHJLHARMONIC SOCIETY of NEW-YORK
II -sEvENTEENTB SEASON, 1853, '5s-Ths second
Concert tas place SATURDAY Jan 1883 at Nlo6s
Garden The folio wing eminent artists Madame JOhNSDN
6REyER, Piano. and Mr.. BRUNO ~OLLENdAUrI Nio
lin Anon Teutona Choral Be cees have tady
volunteered their services. Ccndu,toI-Mr Carl BERG-
MANN at the Music Stores OF Messr. scns
fenhers Lu No 76g BIosd~sy; Breung No 7ol Broad
wsy. d. Walker No l67 Fuiton,st Brookyn Members
wifi ph ase procure their liz kes before the day o the
C1uesr Az tickets sod the door the evening Of toe Con
cen will be 81 each. No reserved seats Doors open 7;
L. SPIER, Secretary.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-01-08
GRAND SOIREE TONIGHT at Madsm
W eAUvA0FAUs DANCING ACADEMY. No& sW as

e{f Broeswey Rrfy Cents Oern from I'll y ecleok Ths
salon de S.n.e e The largest NewYt fuu orchestra AID
twenty dArrass Lesous aad prstoe every s aud
.v,nife. No teaching Ia cssses.
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mdrhinerp.

A TWATERs First Premium $25 SEWING
N MACHINE 70 the best In the Inss't for family ass.
siu pie and reliable e.
II without sbs 70 get oct of order ssd ~
person with ordinary skill H. senh for i,cusE
ArWATER s. NJ CO.. No. F5 Broadway, n u
New-York daily tribune., 1859-01-08

TINE ETNA H Z A 7 Z -
Sc. in The cn. basement. fireplace WARNS As Bsseneue
the PUors Chsu sac Attc Two ssLsa
THE vESUVlUS RANCH
ooupl-ss Kitchen Range; the sulas eess froo vh,eA
ssy-d aud mad. the rooms above Two sir<G
Msnrf.c,,rrs ,nl cod By TONPKINs srRArrON-
No Fror,ss Brootyr n r. block from fulton Fsu,.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-01-08

RAsk or rgE CoxMoswEsLIH. New.fcrk. Dec ~ lss
4 DIVIDEND Of Three-and-a-fialf per cent out
n ofthe prv6,s the moahs ~ll s- paid to iss
s,thod. o III, Bans 90 the 81 DAY Of next until
witch tine %. transfer books will be closed
D' ' GEORGE ELLIS. cs'hisr.
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JnsnunlDn.

A FLACK A. H., Principal Of the HUDSON
"A, RIVER INSTITUTE, Clsve-sck, Colass bs Co. ~ T.
zrshes Board Tutioo. -osDos h4s.st - pr vess
se.t tern Jauuayy l. l<5i-
New-York daily tribune., 1859-01-08

DURDYs NATIONAL THEAIEk, Cha'ham
Dy,.s Ctrrls and Boxes 25 osnts Pit IL cents; sesS
N Private Boxes and Orchestra 50 cents Balcony Boxes R'
THIS EVENING"; uo,
Ms,epya -. M. c. Crampton Drelinsko Miss G Cranp,on
Oinsks..,.. Mis- }. Prior. Zemis. Mrs W. u Joncs
TEE FRENCH SPY. (0s HoRskBack
Msshfde Ms Champion Col de Cooroy Mf J. n Howe
Tonx BssnId O. A Beap- Marshall Beaumont III stone
NOTICE DIVINE SERVICE wild be given In ths house
EvERY SUNDAY EVENING TO which The pubic seaefany
are invited. Preaching at n o'clook.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-01-08

TgRng H.Urs AND RIcHsoSp RsILRo,p COMPANY
Seer, taIy. Ofhs-, r-rr- HsIse, Dec % SO
DIyIDEND NOTICE.-The Board OF Direct
~ ors Of the TERRE HAUrE AND RiohhONu NtT hAL
Rn. COMPANY have this d.y declared SEMi-ANSOAlA
iIyIDEND OF FIVE PER CENT the capita .teck.
Es,tep holders viii receive their diy-nt the once
of -. Faruer Loan Trust Company. No 3 EkehanSs'
pace o',' "a CHAs WOOD Secretary.
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Y CEERaYHEN AND DANcNG.-Those who rail 50
lleh against dancing are, perhaps, not aware
6kAt they do but follow in the steps Of the
Apmish Church. In many parts Of the continent,
tishops who have never danced in their lives, and
reshaps never seen dance, have laid a ban Of ex-
Communication on waltzing. A story was told me
y Normandy, Of the worthy bishop Of Rayeux, one
s. this number. A priest Of his diocese petitioned
LIN 70 put down round dances. :. know nothing
shout them, replied the prelate; !" / have never
I'm waltz. Upon this the younger ecclesiastic
attempted to explain what it was, and wherein the
danger lay, but the bishop could not see it. Will
nlgnseigneur permit me to show him ~ asked the
ikiest 4 Certainly. My chaplain here appears to
andefstand the subject; let me see you two waltz
How the reverend gentlemen came to know so
F1lnch about i does not appear but they certainly
danced a polka, galop and o trois-temps waltz.
All these seem harmless enough .Oh! but
aanseigneur has not seen the worst p and there
Eore the two gentlemen proceeded to founder
shrough the valse q deux-temps. They must have
snzdered It terribly, for they were not half round
sfGe reSm when his lordship cried out q Enough,
.ensagh, TIL Is atrocious, and deserves excommu-
ni1Ssipn. Accordingly, this waltz was forbidden,
While the other dances were allowed. was at
public ball at Caen soon after this occurrence, and
ms much amused to find the troistemps danced
Suiff peculiar scufIie, by way Of compromise be-
tween conscience and pleasure.
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aAornno 1859

and his voice actually seemed to be coming out OF
the CRATE. Jane ran for it, saying:
" He is winning down, believe, after all. He is
surely the dell"
Alexandra went to the chimney, and in his own
natural voice ordered the fellow to go about his
business, for into our party he should not be adj
mitted, and if he forced himself in he would shoot
him through the heart. The voice then went
again grumbling and swearing up the chimney.
We actually heard him hurting down over the
States and heard his voice dying away in the dis
tanse as he vanished into Mr.. Trotter's planta-
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cTAnA no GHLOg.
ran Erissic from City Lady TO Country eousin.l
BY JOHN G. SAKE.


J Dear chloe: am deeply your debtor.
(Though the mail WAS uncommonly slow,)
For the very agreeable letter
You wrote me fortnight ago..
know you are eagerly waiting
For all that promised to write,
But my pen is unequal to stating
One-half that my heart would indite.
The weather is terribly torrid;
And writings q serious task;
The new style of bonnet is horrid;
And so ii the new-fashioned basque;
The former-but language would fail,
We're its epithets doubly as strong
The latter is worn with tail
Very ugly and tediously long!
And then as to crnoline
If you only could see cousin Ruth "
The pictures, for once, are voraclous,
And editors utter the truth! fe @--{
Il know you will think it q PITY
And every one makes such . sheer Oh IL,
But there isn't saint in the city
Whose skirts are entirely clear oil II!
And then what fortune of stuff
To cover the skeleton over!
Charles says the idea is enough
To frighten sensible lover: f@
And pretending that we are to blame
For every financial declenslon,
Swears husbands must soon do the same,
If wives have another 81 extension!"
The town is exceedingly dull,
And so is the latest new farce; NJ
The parks are uncommonly full,
But beaux are deplorably scarce.
They are gone to the Springs and the "Falls, =
To exhibit their greyhounds and graces,
And recruit at-what somebody calls,
The .. Brandy and Watering placese'
Since my former epistle, which carried
The news of that curious plot;
Of Miss S., who ran off and was married;
OF Miss B., who ran otf-and was not
There isn't whisper of scandal
To keep gentle ladies in humor,
And Gossip, the pleasant old vandal,
Is dying for want of a rumor! CLARA
P.S.-But wasn't it funny?
Mrs. Jones, at party last week,
1.-THE lady so proud of her money,
OF whom you oft heard me speak,)
Appeared so delightfully."- stupid,
When she spoke thro' the squeak of her nhthsic
Of the statue of Psyche and Cupid
As :. the statute of Cupid and Physic!" c.
N. B-And then what a laughable blunder
Was made by pretty Miss K,
Who trembling with pain or with terror,
Limp'd back from the bath t'other day;
And said that while under the water,
Not dreaming of danger or harm,
A terrible sc carbuncle' caught her
And made rude cash on her arm.
A blunder almost as amusing
Occurred when rosy Miss c.
Said that she had just been perusing
The works of our great Bayard II.
She remarked, it was certainly curious
What he said of the scenery round,
When he stood on the top of q Usurious,"
And watched the saliva roll DOWN.
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i "A Funny ERRoR.-An English clergyman who
saconpied the pulpit Of the American Protestant
chapel in Paris, one Sunday lately announced by
request, that tile following Thursday would be OBJ
served in that chapel as Thanksgiving Day, con-
fdsmable to custom in the United States, and he
said that after the collection he would read the
proclamation Of the President of the United States,
naming the day as a day Of General Thanksgiving
When the time arrived, the good man commenced
reading as follows +" Be it known that l, Edwin d.
Morgan, Governor of the State Of New York, do
sAexaby appoint,r etc, ~
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CoMrrRoiIER's OFFICE !
City of New Orleans, December ~ 1859
mo. 4S43.]
Rsso'ri That the Comptroller be and lie is hereby author
lied 10 adudcnte bidder, after days
the official Journal contract for constructing
paving ursuues street from Claiborne Broad street. in
accordance with specifications file in the Surveyors of
fee Said adjudication subject the approval rejection
of the Common Council
Signed JOHN r. MONROE,
President Board of Assistant Aldermen.
tSgnedl j. o. NIXON,
President Board of Aldermen.
Approved Dec. 1, 1859.
Signed GERARD sTITH Mayor.
A true copy: -..
J. T.. FABRE, Secretary
Notice hereby given that SATURDAY the 3st inst
will adjudicae my office, IL o'clock NJ the above
contract.
DIG I2t Y rplESSIS Cnmrtrnnr
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SPECIFICATIONS FOR THE CONTRACT


sulines street, from Claiborne to Broad streets
h s s With III sn s
given BY the but only twenty feet in the center Of said
Ths @ ss s o Sa" stone,
h PET It, ad g ss q pSt s a s nes mhsy
thick in the best workanlke and
1 their pe tss 1 ON lat &c
The n sha Ss lied up VIII dry 5 river apd md ne s
med twice and the joints shall be again filed with lake shells
well Compressed with to pound roller and Covered With
coating Of three inches lake sharp mixed or
London gravel and sharp sand mixed and the street shall then
In order to support the pavement same shall be lined ON
tEsEn Clauses whole work shall be executed to the
judge ag of the quality Of he work
contractor and Shall be removed and hauled away BY him
e materials Shan Be- Of s bsst quality and Shall be fur
The contractor shall be bound i Begin The work in the ten
Council and 10 complete the same four months after ider
penalty Of ten dollars day for each and every day thereafter
Good and solvent setury TO of $500 shall
nea to ,o s n " ~ sdoss OF @
more squares of paving and the acceptance of the by
paid b The ey cash. and The proportion to bs PAL" By he
E s I Ss a, @ lis + S % Hsm
s e. bosaaJ S i be rs S By s 10 m w
ana The Ely q NV Orleans no, TO he held liable responsible
The contractor shall be bound to keep The paving IN perfect
peton the faithful performance This condition tic
Treasurer shall retain in 10 of the
be paid by the city, which retention shall be paid the
tractor the expiration year should the paving be eu
found condition, Otherwise
forfeited for The Of the city.
The shall pay into the City Treasury prior
ceying his certificates the of publication the petition OF
the holders being well understood that said
shall have the right of demanding said petitioners
endorsement of said cost of publication.
1t is well understood that in failure by the
n he s WIKI re- Sa
in which the work being executed the Council shall have the
right annu the without putting the
fault required by article 1895 of the Civil Code without
applying a of justice annu the same.
indemnify and is also well understood that in the
shall any time abandon the work
shall forfeit all claims he may have part
work done by him the date of the abandonment that
the city shall be thereby discharged from and all Liability
therefor and it also well understood that the
be resod tescontractor and his securities shall be held and
bound in sodo the city all loss difference
the price at which the contractor originally contracted
form the work and the price which be adjudcaed
resale rehabilitation.
Bids per running foot for the whole complete
New Orleans, Dec. 10, 1859.
ISgnedl LOUIS II. PILE,
City Surveyor
Approved by the Committees Streets and Landings Of both
Boards of the Common Council.
lSignedl ROBERT HuYGHE, },,,;
II. I. YENNARD, }o""'"ei'
Registered Dec. IL 1859.
DIG l2t HENRY DUREI, Comptroller