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II Judge Bell has introduced into the Senate
OF Pennsylvania bill providing for the State to
collect as State taxes the amount of interest any
municipality may owe on its bonds when It ne
elects to impose the necessary taxation to pay It,
This is proposed as the best remedy against repu-
diation that can be devised
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-03-26

ID The Odd Fellows of Cincinnati intend to
celebrate by parade and an Grafton the approach
ing forteth anniversary ofthe establishment ofthe
Order in the United States. The day for the fes-
tival is the 18th Of April. The Grafton will be
pronounced by the Rev. DR.. Jas. McCabe, OF
Baltimore
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-03-26

Orin the bank robbery case in Baltimore. in
which William Thetford and William Ba-
ker were indicted for the larceny Of $1,000 ta-
ken from the counter Of the Farmer IS and Mecl,aU-
les Bank, In that city, and which has occupied
the Criminal Court there for nearly two weeks.
was concluded yesterday, by the conviction of
Thetford and the acquital of Baker.
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II In New Orleans, recently, an ARRAY oc-
Cured in ball room, at three O'Clock at night,
between Antoine Cambre and Manuel Suarez, in
which the latter cut the former across the stomach
with razor, and was, in turn, shot dead by the
former
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-03-26

EUROPEAN AFFAIRs.-Despatches have been
received here from the United States Ministers
at London, Paris, Madrid and Vienna, by the
late steamer, all of which speak of war in
Europe as apparently inevitable. Extensive
preparations for the outbreak were in progress,
and business was suffering great depression in
consequence of the disastrous prospect.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-03-26

IL Hon. Joshua r. Giddings repeated, a,
plymouth Church, Brooklyn, on Thursday eve
ming, to an audience which two-thirds filed the
building, his lecture on the trial Of John Quincy
Adams by the Twenty-seventh Congress
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-03-26

IL The Railroad Convention In Columbus.
Ohio, adopted their time table on Thursday. The
time between New York ard Cincinnati is to he
tnirty-six hours, and between New York and Chi
cago, forty hours. The hours Of starting from
New YORK are a. m, and 6 p m. by the Cam
den and Amboy and the New Jersey roads.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-03-26

DJAn American has been arrested in Vera
Cruz on suspicion Of being a spy for Miramon.
IL is alleged that he had $50 600 to bride the CON-
Jnander Of the garrison.
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The FRENCH IN NICARAGUA.-TheA Agent for
the Associated Press telegraphs from this city
the following:
"Private letters from distinguished source in
Paris state that Monsieur Lcrapeur, the French
ex-Minster Of Mexico, will go to Nicaragua, nom-
inaly in the interest Of the Belly Canal Company.
but really as the Agent Of Napoleon. with refer
ence to the securing to French citizens the right
to employ .Asiatics and African apprentices In
mining and agricultural enterprises.H
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-03-26

IL The condition Of J b. Richardson in Bal.
timore, who was shot by young Kennard on Mon.
day night was not so favorable yesterday as pre.
viously relapse having taken place
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The NEW SLOoP-oF-wAR LASCAsTER.-Or-
ders have been sent to Philadelphia to-day, to
have this vessel, which has just been finished
at the navy yard there, fitted out for sea with
all possible expedition. 1t is surnised that
she will be sent to the Pacific.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-03-26

IL In the Stephens wife-poisoning case, in
New York, yesterday, Mr.. Gushing was engaged
summing up for the defence. The Times thought
that the case would go the jury to-day.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-03-26

III The Providence Mount Vernon Festival
amounted to one thousand and sixty dollars, and
the net proceeds to nine hundred dollars
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-03-26

IL The Baltimore papers are getting up a
sharp controversy upon the question whether the
proposed city railroad there, shall charge three or
five cents fare
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APPoINTMESr.-The President has appointed
Henry Hancock to be Collector of Customs for
the district of San Diego, California, vice Jose
NJ. COvarrubbias, removed.
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A NoMINATIoN.-The Democratic Convention
that met at Marion, Smythe county, Virginia,
on Wednesday last, nominated Col. Benjamin
Rush Floyd, of Wythe county, as their candi-
date for Congress from that district, recently
represented by Judge George W. Hopkins
Col. Floyd is a gentleman Of high character,
fine mind, and great experience. His election,
We are happy to add, is certain.
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III The Richmond City Council have appro
Priated $4,000 to improve the navigation of tn
James River below Richmond
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-03-26

IL The Western papers generally are giving
very favorable accounts Of the growing wheat at
sAis tune
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A REPLY.-It is stated, on good authority,
that another letter may be shortly expected
from the veteran Commodore Stewart, of the
Navy, on the subject of the gun-boat expedi-
ton planned by President Jefferson for the &C.
QUESTION of Cuba, as he alleges. 1t is said that
Com. S. will, on this occasion, support his as
sertions by references to correspondence on the
subject. His communication will be an answer
to denials Of his recent statements in connec-
ton with this subject, and will most likely
appear in the New York Journal of Com
1lerce.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-03-26

IL On the 10th ult., Mrs. p. Hatcher died in
Georgia at the advanced age Of IO7 years
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LOST AND FOUND.

NOTICF.-Wss picked up on the nj chit Of the 2Ist
! 81 March, 1882, between Copper Point AMI
Fort w Washington small SCOw. Tho owner IL
requested IN call at Cooper's Point Fish IandIng,
prove property, pay charges, and taka u away.
mar n ST JOHN CONNER.
1 oST-Yesterdsy afternoon, about evening, one
collar around her neck, Any iniorrna-
ton, or the Under who brings her hack tG%A
the First Ward Livery Stable, hy FIR LAKE
MEYER. will loo very Literally rewarded.
mar 4-Ta
II OST-On or about tho 18th instant LAND
H WARRANT No. 1851, for la acres and -
sued March 18th. LISA, Ia the undersigned. A. AZ Is
Of no value TO any One else, tho finder will be lib
orally rewarded f he will return N TO me al yi9 y
street. Cammack's Building
mar 2I-a' T.w. TAIJAFERRo.
EOIND-By a cnlcred man, q PROMISORY
u NOTE Tor S25 and Surveyors Plat OF Wash
ington City Lot. which the owner Hay Obtain on
application nj the Star Office, 10y psy ing for this al
veTtisenent. Ii found in the PresIdant's bo1se
on the day after the funeral If the late Postmsster
uenerai Brown. mar ~ 81
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IL Ladies in Tolland county, CT, have con-
tributed $50 90 towards the Mount Vernon Fund
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formers CoNvENrIoN.-The Pennsylra-
MAN publishes an expose Of the political ante
cedents of all the signcrs of the call for For
ney's proposed bogus Democratic Pennsylvania
Convention, every mothers son of whom, not
an employee in the Press Office, proves to be
disappointed about office from the Democratic
party, or members of Know Nothing lodges, or
voters and speakers in behalf of the Rcpub-
lican party in the last election. -..
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FoRr KEARNEr, SoUrH Pass, AND HosIr
LAKE WAGON RoAD.-The Superintendent of
the constructions Of this road, Col. F. W. Ian
der, will leave this city ON Monday for st. Jo-
seph, No, where he will start to resume his
work on the road on the 10th of April He
Will also go out as special agent of the Gov
eminent to several Indian tribes on the line Of
the road
His company win comprise Mr.. VIM. Wag-
ner, principal assistant engineer; Messrs. r.
L. Poor, M. Long, James A. Snyder, and John
r. Key, assistants; Mr.. F. B. Burch, wagon
master. Mr.. J. H. Ingle, former disbursing
agent for the company, will accompany the
expedition as far rs st. Joseph. 90. - 3.
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The WBArHER.-The following report of the
weather for this morning is made from the Morse
Telegraph line to the Smithsonian Institution
The time of observation is about o'clock:
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BOARDING.

DOARDlNG-At No. 5SI Pom. avenue, over
I'D floover'E. nearly opposite Browns, double and
mar p St MRS. 8. PARIS.
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Barometer at the Smithsonian, at a. m, (cor.
rected for temperature 20 76S; at noon % sOj.
Thermometer, at : a. m, NJ; at noon 49,
Maximum during "a hours ending a. m TO-
day, 65'; minimum Az.
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TREAsURER's SrArEsESr.-The following is
the statement of the Treasurer for the week
ending March Dist.
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NAVAL APPOINTMENT AND PROMOTION Com
mander s. b. Bisseli has been ordered to the
command OF the receiving ship independents,
- mare Island navy yard, vice Commander
A. b. Fairfax, relieved.
rssSea Assistant Surgeon Randolph F. Ma
son mas been promoted to be Surgeon in the
Navy 10 NIL vacancy occasioned by the death
Of Surgeon Samuel jackson, sr.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-03-26

LAUNCH OF GUS-BOAr.-Captain Dornin,
commandant Of the Norfolk navy-yard, was in
the city this morning. He reports that on " ed
nesday last the new gun-boat, No. 4, mot yet
namedO was launched from that yard This
vessel is a screw steamer of about 1000 tons
burthen, 200 feet long on the deck, 80 feet
breadth of beam, l6 feet depth of hold, and 10
feet draft. She is calculated to mount two
eleven-inch guns and four thirty-two Founders
She is one Of seven authorized to be built for
the Navy by an act passed by Congress June
IL, 1858.
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REMOVAL OF A LAND OrrIcE.-The Land
omce situated at Buchanan, Minnesota, has
been Srdsrsd to be removed 70 Portland, in the
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w STARTLING NEWS
w HOiESAI.E DEATH AT THE COUNTY
!AilH-Mr. u. III. King. Jaor, was astonished yes
rday morning on entering the cell formerly &C.
cupied by Mr.. Sckles, to see the Cockroaches Bed
bugs and other vermin ay ing in thousands all over
about hs using SCHWER iN'S AM hTiNG
poWDER, the only remedy, in the whole world
amitoes. FIJI 8, Ants. Fleas, Garden Insects &C.
This wonfelf ul Powder is made by M. Schwsrn,
former partner to j.. Lyon, of the Magnetic Pow
For sale Wholesale at the manufacturers price,
and retail ut q cents. DAN'I. Ii. CLARKE, corn 7
"a street and Pa avenue, and corner Mary land av
nue. and 1lth:street, Sole Agent for Washingt N
GEORGETOWN, and AlaxaDdria mar 2,-9t
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ID LIST OF LETTERS
REMAINING in the Post os'G ,s,o wsshin

JOrdered 10 be inserted in the EVENING STAE, d
being the uowspspeF having the largest circulation
Of any daily paper Putaished IN Wsshintton.l
III All perpons applying for letters IN the follow
ing Iist, will please say they are ApvERrIsED.
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D. NOTICE. p
II ERS0NS Indebted 70 me are notified that tbei
accounts are now ready for settlement az am clos
ing out my stock Of Boots and Shoes at cost, 10
oash, and cash only. s. p. HOOVER.
HAfoss PG svsnns. bstvsea sth and iotS Is,
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oi any oaiiy pope
lirR..ta, sS f1 Sc:
Arnold, Jane v
Burma, sisryc /
Brown, Emily 4
Blske, Mary Z
Biets, Bell
Ball, MARY
1rccks,ysae a
Brooke, Ssnnis
Beasley, Maria
Brsehoney, Msrgt
Bradley, Martha
bennet, n n
BsrrAn, &c
Cor, Msrths p
Ciuts, Miss b
Chegnsn, Mrs
Cadorer, Mrs L
Dsy, verliad y
Drsper, Helen
Dosgiass, Mary A
DAVIS, Jane
Doval, Betsy
Dunseomb, gshs Z
Forbes, hlargt
Frye, Z V NJ
Gray, Mary A
Gosssrt, Emma
Hern, Mrs AiichI
Higgins, Ann r
GEl
Aspenall, WIN
Alien, Stml
AdolPb, Ph
Alexander, Oscar
Armstrong;
AndeTsoa, JnO g
Aylef & Hanger
Aeostt, Senior DIR L
Allen, Chas I
Anderson, Alex3
Bradley. W M
Britheh, Wm
Banes, W IN
Barnes, VIM
Burns, W
Bugh, Wm II
Brown, VIM
Baker, Walter p
Bsmes, Theophilus
Buckley, Tbos
Bulk, Theadors
Burns, Thos
Btrreu, Thos u
Bond, Stml
Brown, s J
Bonebon, r W
Brewer, Marcus
Brown,J Wa
Bronme, 1t J La
Brown, Hon J b
Brown, MAJ J RI
Briggs, John
Barber, JDO T-2
Barr, Jas X
Baker, JoIeph
Bohrer, } =, USN
Bltncard, 2
Bone, Edpd
Bell, DAhl r
Ballet, B
Berry, A r.
B'gby, A p
Bald win, A p
B,chignani, 4
Byrens, A L
Carter, WIN w
Combs, WIN
CrGndls, NJ L
Carrier, Uuh p
Coleman, Tho.
Cont, S,ntino
Carpenter, Col r. b
CooInbs, Leslie
Carter, Hon l. c
Curtin, james II
Crandell, James
Case, J L q Son
Collins, Jno Z
Cooper, Hoa Jas
Crane, ID
Coldwell, John
Caulheld, John
Caution, Jas NJ
Crelus, Jonathan
Gibson, Henry
Chase, n l.
Club, George
Conn, CIR tnyIlle
Cooper, Geo B
ColisoO, George
Cox, Georgia.
CShn, Geo NJ
Chapman, Edwd
Corriden, Edwd
Currie, ID 7
Counor, David
| Cressvell, & n
| Cameron, G w
| Curtis, Hon b r
| Cooley, Benjamin
| Calder. Allen
| Conover, Allen
| Councilman, A
| DeGroot, VIM II
Darby, w y
Del my, Thos NJ
DeMarbair, 7 L
Doyle, T B p
| Donovan, Simeon
Dietrich, Jacob
| DevIne, J VI
| Dickson, James
Devine, Jno
Doyle, y"o r
Doty, J II X
Diggs, J 8
DanlorIh, II r
Duuall, II Cby
Dean, Geo W
Dictovcr, 2 NJ
Draper, l.
DUttou, y r & Co
Dyson, ID ;
| Donovan. %
Dendly, DInl
| Dsvis, Amos
Dart, Arson
Dudley, A
E,tou, W II
Eudicott. X II
Elliott, r r
Edes, NC
Engle, Jno
E,s:oh, James
Ellice, Up
Enright, JHO
Eldred, II
Eldridgs, X
Everett, Chss G
Erskin, Chas
Francis,Hon wmAi
faherty, Ihos
Fare, Thos
foby,R T
Farmer, Peter A
fibeny, p n
fenviek, J W
MISCELLANEC
ton City Route; Put
UFLETTERs
| March b.
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T OUR QUARTERLY ACCOUNTS.
He Accounts Of all persons upon our books will
he drawn OF and presented for pay ment in cash be-
tween this date and the 3Cth instant. Persons not
wishsg to have their bill presented at their houses
places of business will rirase call and settle at
our store. WALL, STEPHENS L CO.,
mar asst 322 Pa avenue.
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HARRERS,S MAGAzIGE for April at SILL

HAhFTI MATAIIGE Tor APTlI at SILL
III I.INGTON'S Bookstore.
Godey's Lady's Book for April.
The Great Republic Monthly for April.
Atlantic MONTH, Tor April.
Eriactic MasaZina for April
World of Fashion for March, containing Paris
and London spring fashions.
All the now hooks published received immadiately
after wards, and Cor sale at
SHILI.TNGTON'S Bookstore
mar 2f st Odcnn RnildinC, cor a. Il and Pa az
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.


SPECIFICATIONS for the contract for en- IN
, closing fencing in Macarys Square in the Third Dis
comprised ss. .Ss s'
81 eaq Sss pa an
with the The posts ,a b Of oypr. Of
'ss sss IS Ssh .fss long
goes into the ground well burnt 50 sto prsvem
shall be buried into the solid ground Thu posts shalt
s II s Ss harm saa vii ]
solid On the each post h.re shall be cap I've Inches
s 'nd T dssd two ns wds
aey below the make good finish The cross ssrs
p sa and
int The wiz na ON ase AND s s
Jeanne and also six small gates two on Pauline tive On
gates shall he made as shown on plan shall !. pansd
and hung In the best With strong strap hinge sh hs
faction City Surveyor The whole fence and gates to
eys s Fl Be s sss H md shall BIO
nshed by the contractor AS well us the labor.
recton and levels he given by the City surveyor and to the
days following approval Of hs adjudication hy the Common
@ m s mp s e s saa @ n I h saa
Security $500 shall required guarantee
the faithful performance OF the contract.
Payment in cash the completion Of the work and accep
It that failure by the
ns The s"y s IN
which the work being executed the Council shall have he
as y as cods
applying court Of justice annul the and without in
dennity and is also well understood that in the
tractor shall at time abandon the work not finish
complete the in conformity with his the said
tncto ehal forfeit all claims he may have for of h
work done by him to the date Of The abandonment and tha
the city shall he thereby discharged from and all liability
therefor and is also well Understood that in
be resod the and his securities shall held
bound IN soldo to pay the city all loss difference be
tween the which the nracor originally contracted
perform the work and the price at which may audcate
at resale readudcatiou.
Bids to be running foot of fence complete including tn
gates
New Orleans, June l, 1889
ISsned LOUIS Fl. PILE, City Surveyor.
Approved by the Committees Landings Of boil
Boards of the Common Council.
Signed.l ROB'T HuYGHE, c.u.,
ii. 7. VENNARD, ohariaep'
Registered A pril rs, 1859
y u ri ~
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES

The earth picked from the he tho property of the
contractor and shall be removed hauled AWAY BY im
All the materials shall be OF the best quality
III nished by the contractor, as well as she labor.
CURED TO guarantee the faith III rero Of
Payments & be made the comp OF paving OF each
and every square and Of the by Gy
ey holders in bills against said property holders be BY
he City Surveyor n conformity with section l9 ths new
shall be subroeaed all rights Of HE city ue and seixe
sne Pre- PER, - sase e nonpn men all said bills
for of said should the not be paid and tho
portion Th to be paid BY The city in cash.
days following the of the adjudication by Common
Council and to complete the months after under
Of zen Per day for each and every day Hereafter
Tbs eontracier shall into the City Treasury prior to
Of the property holders being well tina, said
tractor shall have the right of demanding petitioners the
well understood that In failure by the contractor
70 begin or finish the work thereof within Pc
IN which the work being Council shall have
"a right annu the contract without putting the
without applying court of justice annu the same and
without indemnity and Is also well understood
and complete the same conformity with his contract The said
contractor shall forfeit all claims he
that city shall be hereby discharged from any and ali a
by therefor and is also we'll understood case the
he'd and bound sodo pay unto The city ali loss or
ence between the price which originally CON
adIniicaed at resale readjndic ton. '''
Bids to be per superficial yard of block paving
perfcial loot of curbsone and laid per superficial
foot stones furnished and laid and iron bridge
TSignedl LOUIS H. PILE, City Surveyor.
by the Committees on Streets and Landings of both
Signed H HoRr vE ESyXsHB,} chplrnsn.
Registered June l, 1859.
HENRY pUREL,
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CoMPTROLLER'S OFFICE, +,
City of New Orleans, May 80, 1869.
No. 1878.

ResoIred That the four following ajniicatsn he and
same are hereby rejected and the Comptroller authorized
sell the separately tile lowest bidder ench
work TO be done in accordance with of the Surveyor
and said adjnd ca to be de nr five days notice in the
official Journal subject the oval rejection of the
Council.
lst. for cleaning Canal canal Claiborne
street 10 lagnn 10 Henry McGuu-scuy IL Bakes.
lcy fer Si0Dfour hunded dollarsper running as
feet, for the whole work complete
I'd A contract for cleaning Higan canal from Canal
street to tbs Draining Machine, Henry Mctiniu
BMEeskyof ST. 100 one thousand hundred doats-per
running
Sd contract for cleasing Claiborne ditch from Canal
street 10 lanai Garondelet TO Pat Lanesecurity Henry Me
tiuin, At SlS-sighteen dollars-per running
4fh contract for cleaning 'isvez canal the
nal to Canal Garonde henry Medium security H.
ley-at Slone bundled aad dollars-er running
acre of 20s feet
fSgnedl CHAS u. WALDO,
President Board of Assistant Alder men,
tslgned) j. O. NlADN,
President Board of Aldermen.
Approved May 49, 1859.
(SignedI GERARD sTITH, Mayor.
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
CoMPTHoLLER's OFFICE,
City Of New Orleans, june :, 1859. )
rNn 1hSff


Esossd That the comtsess b and 10 + hereby f
the ieia Journal the nine following y az
work Of each to be done in accordance With
In the Surveyors Office and the udcsston q e.ch sad CON
tracts be subject the approval Or rscon Of 'ne common
Council 49, 49,.
from eyee % Rampant street. The wdenirg rexndug
raising OF said Common street. from Rampant 70 ooorne
street ~ ,,L., o. .--.
from Levee to Claiborne STR o. =, ,..s,,-
3D. contract for constructing Drck Mdewaks ooTderea oy
cnrbsonss wooden CUTTERS on me east sac OF Lafayette
avenue, from Urqnhart 70 Morales street
contract nstructng brick sidewalks hordered by
s;.nv srset from Cypress street to Florida Landing.
and wooden CUTTERS both hides Of Margny
6a for constructing brick sidewalks bordersd by
and wooden CUTTERS on both sides of Arts street.
VrquhArr to Girod street.
h contract for paving with square blocks Julia street,
from New Levee to Rampant street.
8h contract paving with square blocks Gravie street.
from the river to ST. Marc st ee;.
9Th contract for paving with square blocks Annuucison
Race and Orange Streets the square block
paving Of Annunciaon street Mt Race with the
block paving on Felicity Road.
[Signedl CHAS. H. WALDO,
President Board Of Assistant Aldermen.
Csignedl IL. j. o, NIXON,
5ss.s gl6e. President Board Of Aldermen,
Approved May l3 1859. -.
je2 lSignedl GERARD STITH, Mayor.
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u OF THE CELEBRATED
STACKER IRON WORKS,
TENNESSEE.
Sugar Kettles FROM 81 to 72 inches diameter 25
;. Go 10 - inches diameer..... l 80 an nch.
Furnace Mouths SIS $40 and SIS according 10 size and pat.
tesr. Crate Bars a. per pound.
H. /. LATIILEREUyRE
Commission Merchant
lei ~ No. u Union street.
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.

period fixed in the Council
ner ~ which the work being executed the Council shall have
the right annu the contracts without putting the contractors
default required by article 1908 Of the Civil Uode and with
out applying TO court of Justice To annu the and with
out Indemnity and is also we'll understood that
shall at any time abandon the work not nh and
shall forfeit c'a they have for
the work done BY them the date the abandonment and
the city shall be thereby dschs ged from any and all liability
therefor and y Is also well understood that IN tho
tracts be the their securities shall be held
and bound in sodo pay city all los,
tween the price which the originally
operfom the work and the pces which may adud
Gated at resale REHABILITATION.
Bids be superficial yard Of square block paving
nshed and laid including the gutter superficial foot
e cnTbstones furnished and laid superficial yard Of
Tagging furnished and lid superficial ard Of old tagging
taken and reaid per superficial foot Of crossing
nshed and laid and sn bridge furnished and laid
complete.
New Orleans May 1870. =-=...
tSgned1 LOUIS PILIE, City Surveyor.
BY the Committees Streets and Landings OF both
Boards Of the Common Council.
Isgnedl ROBERT HUYGHE, c,,,.
H. T. vENNARD, ehafmen'
Registered June /, 1859.