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h. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. RCAG 'AE3kI ttAl,lkASk'
saline. -lllei. ftom Ctaiborue . l}o,,l streets
s 5s grae ID agcosae NH fbc eye I'D 'apnug q u
bs pr n S sy @ IN me ss"5af OF said
The round stores shnl hs either ca shore bank Stone of
sl he Ltd On bsd d riSes Sand nos , han to fac
thick in the be, worknsplikc anef aud OUCH Gasn
Ibid On iieir points; a toss lid on Nc IA, shall By reecGl
nmed twice AID The Joints shall bengan lel with lake shells
well son%ssssd VII, pP%i sSsf seeysssd viii
London gravel aud sharp sand mxc and the street shall then
both Gs with sah sone S st ' '''S on
GEsER, CLAusEs1he whole work shall be executed to the
j"iIge Of tls quality Of tls work; M -
conae,or and sml be removed aud hauled away by him
All The materials shall be of e best quality and shall be fur
The sntraet" shall he bound to hesn the work in the ten
Ss ~a 20 a a or
penalty Of ten dollars per day for each and every day thereafter
qui,ed 70 guarantee The fnhfS performance Of ne
more squares Of paving and the aeeepance Of the same BY
property holders il bills against sd pSpey Holder be made
az charter said bins be collected ~ Tho contractor who
sh be q 10 the rights Of The city se md s1e
md lie cy NV ORLEANS held ais n responsible
The contractor shall be h'und keep tll paving in perfect
good repair and condition io and nrnr after its
pietion and Tor the faithful performance OF this condition. the
Treasurer shah retain IN 10 per of the
be paid by the city which retention shall b. paid the
the expiration of lie year should the paving then
found in perfect good order and condition. otherwise it shall be
forfeited for the usc Of the city.
The contractor shall pay into the City Treasury prior
ceNng his certificates the of publication Of the petition of
the ppertS holders, ii being well understood that said contract
shall have The right oil dcnnng of said petitioners the
mba.gemsnt Of said cost of publication,
IL well understood that in o failure by tile
TO begin or finish me work. or amy N thereof within the period
liked OF IN case the Council be dissatisfied with the manner
in which the work is being executed the Council shall have the
right TO annu the conaer without puHn the contractor IN de
fault required by article 1905 OF the Civil Cndc, and without
applying to court OF Justice anl the and without
indemnity and is also well understood that in the
u,cior shall NJ time abandon the work, not finish
complete the in conformity with his the
work done by him up the date of the abandonment and In
therefor and 1t Is also well understood that the
be tesod the his shall held
bound in sodo the city all loss difference between
the price which the originally contracted per
form the work and the price which may be adudcaed
resale readjudicaon.
Bids to be running foot for the whole work complete
New Orleans, Dec 10, 1859.
lSgned LOUIS II. PILE,
City Surveyor.
Approved by the Committees Streets and Landings OF bo
Boards of the Common Connci
(Sgned ROBERT HUYGHE l,,.;.r,o,
H. +. TENNARD, ohairmen.
Registered Dec II, 1859
die l2t HENRY DUREI, for Comptroller
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S<SSeSYsrx-yY u STflfTRNAT
q ( -. 8 - 8 q =
~ II 80. 80 50. s. - $500
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S|Z 1urspAy, December 70, 1859,
9 seee - inns aays p9Fsnens - ssso'.' 4
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49, - s. 3etss - 81 s1ss,s,r !. sfsat
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- 49, ~ M. r- = .t,nn ,a;..
F6adl&g 0f ~ 5onznet NHks en aosps''' we
ss xsss ~: =, "a rad. and, on motion
NJ, ~ ,s 49, 49, II s scsIi ~
ss. 1. sss q ssty (, Han, Dsc. n lsse
Tsss - - 3 csii so.r attention 10 The pro
\ e. sss iss. ss'sss
e. M ana kinaie me p,ue q rs
ss ~ I isssiss Essc%
sSsy display s4sa ,he occasion aud ior an or''i0r
s. . ssi y w s''' GERARD sTITH Mayor
ne following communications Were read lad and,
dicstions II contracts were referred to the Com
s ~ Nh 4gc rl,sclsr .lravvn Nv the Treasurer IL
ss ~ WI IN n Sy;na,..e
~ ~ s'.'As 49,,
ss s,is. Iisli i,ec NJ IA ~ ,s,o
~ n. sEco, MI III Board Il ASSISTANT Aldermen
s,,n,e ,y lsst communicated Of 6h inst has,
tcioss adis,ssson ~ y sSame mi Frank
-. in e street. On tic
q 3Sks ss s p NM aee Il ts hundred and egi
fr5f for The whale wask compie;e 81 4 3, "a.
"A s tesnusaua No sS ct al,ca 10 Wils
&C. , ~ " vi ss saa Nicholson s.
sssnSint: soo far The whole woi / roinplele.
8d Per resolution Nm 32l Tor s
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pounds weight or bulk and the shall be considered full
Fifteen i barrels Il Beef, Pork or Lard,
Twenty Sacks Coffee,
fortS Kegs IS sai SIs'A'
-Four Casks Bacon,
twenty s'i Boxes s; or But.s of Tobacco,
Ten Isn issssis k sss
Three Pipes Brandy,
Eft Eight G ssFrs Ml Whisky or Liquor,
Two Ilhds, Tobacco
and any ,s, found in ss" ira
The owner or owners any such vehicle shall be Liable
Of competent jurisdiction, for the henef. of the city
Mr.. Patterson offered the following resolution,
which was read and laid over until the next meet
ing:
Rea That the first article of the Rules Of The Board
Assistant Aldermen be amended by striking out six o'clock and
EDUCATION
Mr.. Pettngill offered the following report, which
was read and adopted: la.. sska y ssN
The Committee Education, wens was referred the
Sshoas Of III The s Fist stet and asking that resolution
passed giving them in their discretion TO receive pupils in
m s s' a's 's%saay ssmpsllsa Fssas as
W a TIC I @ @ he s s Of
leans who literally to The education Of the children
non Gfa and y p ta1 s Pupils
other parishes. II this consented TO by honorable
body pnhle schools of New Orleans would be entirely
with scholars from the adjoining parishes The State
yde all of the STATE money for the OF public eiuc
ton and nccesarally follows that each and every parish
should provide for the accommodation Of schooling their
childrc. Your committee however satisfied OF the fidelity
zeal exhibited by the directors of our public schoels but
under the impression it would be establishing bad precedent
which, upon reflection will he satisfactory TO the esad com,
Iour committee therefore, beg 10 be discharged from
the further consideration of the subject
Respectfully,
Signed WA $. PETTTNGTLf.
1NO b. LEEFE,
ROBERT HUSGlfE,
f. MORENO JR.
On motion. the Board adjourned until Tuesday
next, the 9th inst. at 6 o'clock ?. NJ.
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v. EM0RUELLE, Dealer,
AT tho Old Basin, corner Of Toulouse and Franklin
Has constantly on hand BUILDING MATERIAL, such as
Lime White and Yellow Sand, Cement, Plaster of Paris Shin
giles as, Slaves Also English French ,rican Fire
Bricks, and all kinds of Frcwood.
RS Orders from the country promptly and care ls attend
ed 10. au3 1y
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.

setting the old cuoncs shall also be repaired by them with
GENERAL GIAusks whole work shall executed to the
entire satisfaction of the City Surveyor who viii be the sole
The Garth picked ont Il hs street shall he property of the
contractor and shall be removed and hauled away ey him
ns,ed by the contractor, as well as the labor ~
ss s OF &c M
Council md to complete The same four months After under
The is completed
Good and solvent security to an amount Of thousand dol
Payments the completion of the work
and s s b. he Ky ~ Ss 9Sns e
in conformity With section lS Of the CITY Charter sad Bills
he ss he %a sd s aps IN MI
psymtn, q Ga sny al Of s b and e cy New Orleans
The e. r" Ct. be Ds By M
osr and condition Turing one aer a s eop
The co%ae,os Shah pay into ,s 6iy Treasury
Of the property holders I being well understood mi said
efo, Shall hans h right Or demandns Of said petitioners tho
well understood that failure by the contractors
o 'e G s s w Me e MANNER s Per
in which is being executed the Council shall have The right
required by article 1905 the Civil Code, apply
nty and it Well understood that ia ca The contractors
shall nj time abandon the work, flush and complete
shall forfeit NIL claims they may have part Of the
done by them w the date of he aladonient md that the
for aud i is also well understood tnt the be
bound in sodo pay the city all loss difference
s price a. which The contractors aEinay constructed
at 4 resale or re''Indiraton. ',''.''s''N,
Bid to be per superficial yard Of round stone pawn II nhod
esto"ss ab and Eta " eopSs ."' % S'''0 gut
Signed LOUIS II, I,IE,
- City Surveyor.
Boards Of The Common Council .
ao -, isirued 4 L yES iSI chai,nen
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'SpettfnT1N,
wa. s. PETTINGrLL.
INO. b. LEEFE,
ROBERT HGSGHE,
L NOR EMO In
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

On motion. the Board adjourned until Tuesday
next, the 9th inst, at O'Clock P. NJ.
JAS. A. HOPKINS, Secretary.
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.

GoAPTRoLLEE's OFFICE,
City Of New Orleans, Dec. q, 1859
Ordinance 1000.
SEE TO- BE- further Orthuaci e., That in the month of
December IN each shall be The duty of the Comptroller
advertise in the official Journal OF the city, during days
for sealed proposals for furnishing the City Work House with
bread meat and such other supplies the Committee
Work House and Prisons require for the term Of year
from the LIST of January thereafter. sa.A .Si41sa
~fEstts Sss1 8 Ets HaHaj
Notice is hereby given that sealed proposals will be received
this Office until SATURDAY, the 3lst day of December
l2 O'Clock, for furnishing the City Work House with and
bread for the period of year from the lat January 1860
accordance with the provisions Of the above section Of ordinance
No 4U99.
d22 lot V. DUPLESSIs Comptroller
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POLICE JAIL---OFFICTAL.

Was brought to the City Police Jail on the
" 18th o NlSeIiltf, 1880 thn black boy EIER he
belongs to Mr.. Ben Watkins who lives Jefferson county
Mis- lie feet 10 inches vigil has mark the right jaw
lone, and !, dark grill
The owner Will call and claim his according law.
ED PLASGRAED,
ROO. 49, Keeper Of Gty Police JAIL
HENRY DURET.
dl3 l5t For COMPTROLLER.
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SPECIFICATIONS FOR THE CONTRACT
~ of the construction of n shell road GENTLY Road from
Lnhurpe Pontrharrain RailIsnd.
The whole width Of roadway shall he graded accordance
with the lines nights and grades DO given by the City
GKveyoT.
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was bro..gh1 to inc CITY Police Jan on the

w as brought to the City Police Jail the
w I'd q Heggiifr. 1872 The Hcfe oil ANNA. Says She
be9ngs 90 NJ tle fn who lives III Warren county, Miss.
She il feet inches high.
The viii call aud claim Ills property according law.
ED. BLANCHARD,
Eeo, iT oi City Police jail.
Registered DECEMBER l., 1s59,
HENRY nuREL,
dl3 III For CnHntroler.
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Notice hereby given that FRIDAY the sd inst will
adiuiicnc office II o clock NJ the
do LIT V. DEPIESSiS, (,ornptrolIer
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CONTROLLERS OFFICE,
City If New Orleans, July I, 1865.
mo. 2l29.l
Il fsoi.VED, That the Comptroller be and
~ ne Is hereby authorized and required notice, by
standing advertisement IL the Official ourna tat
with the ninth section Of ordinance No. u.s. approved
80 S' the Canaeil win not pay an, bill The city unless
contracted under authority OF an order from the Comptroller, in
accordance VIII, the ordinance referred To-
Signed Il. l.. TRACY,
President Board Of Assistant Aldermen.
lsignedI Il, II PLACE,
President Hoard OF Aldermen.
Approved April IS, lS55.
lSignell JOHN l.. LEWIS, Mayor.
The attention of the officers of the city and the pnsie re-
specially called 10 the foregoing resolution,
V. DUPLEsSIS
iyI6 If t'nnptrpflpr y OfS ,.tyD
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s s nm, and s,s of money paid into the City Treasury,
ON accou: Il ihc special las required BY the said act
The following resolutions were read and referred
Ia the Committee on Streets and Landings:
.s sis Nd shas portion Il Thaia from Front ieyee
direct Msser street. belonging 10 the city, with Us little deay
5000 That the street Commissioner be and he Is hereby
sfrcs 10 have bridges made George all inter
sscsioas from Felicity Road TO Upper Line street
Mr.. Leefe offered the following preamble and
resolution, which was read, the rules being sus-
pended:
day; and whereas desire Of this Council to celebrate in
becoming manner glorious anniversary Of the battle
Ii New Orleans and believing b. The desire Of the pnbic at
large celebrate the the following day the s there
Rs.oirsa That the sum of dollars be and the
herc sru lated be raid 70 the commanders Of the dit
fcen military divisions for The purpose Of defraying the
penses Of celebrating the s,h Of January next
Mr. Patterson moved to amend the foregoing
resolution by striking out the words " on the fol-
lowing day, the 9TH. Carried.
Seas-M essrs. Monroe, Beebe, BENT, Dupre,
Hall, Huygie, Magioni, Massicot, Moreno, Patter-
SON. PetIingill and kingsand--l2.
Nay-Mr. Leefe-l.
Mr. Hail moved that the resolution. as amended,
be referred to the Committee on FINANCE. Car
RED
Yeas-Messfs. Monroe, Beebe, BENT, Dupre,
Hall, Huygh6 and Massi0ot-7.
Nays-Messrs- Leefe Magioni, Moreno, Pattef-
son, Pettngiil and kingsland-6..
Mir. Pettingill offered the following resolution,
which was read twice and adopted, the rules being
suspended ~.
Yeas--Messas. Monroe, Beebe, BENT, Dupre,
Hail, Huyghe, Leefe, Magioni, Massicot, Moreno,
Patterson, Pettingill and kingsiand-13.
R,sref That the Committee Police and Health he and
they ell, auth ii4e have The necessary Ieas made 10
hs Parish Pon and the il statier al The lowest posoe
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BUILDING MATERIAL, BRICKS, r1nEwoo1

Registered Dec II, 1859
die i2 HENRY DUREI, for Comptroller.
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STREET COMNpR---OFFICIAL.

:
to l,te Third District Pound, the of colet
GoodchtlLen Streets
One darsb'own horse. about Is hands e spot
bct"ee the eyes, white spot the hoJ he
visible brands %'
One rtd,lrown and white visible brands
Which fno canc, within five the expenses there
on %I WI be sold at public auction, said Depot
fLRDAi December "A 1889, NJ 10 o'clock A. NJ
New Orleans, December II, 1859.
q. o. FLETCHER, Street Commits cncr
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The following resolution was read twice and
adopted, after having been amended as recolu-
mended in the foregoing report:
Yeas: Messrs. Monroe, Beebe, BENT, Dupre,
Hall, Huyght, Leeie, Magoni, Massicot, Moreno,
Patterson Pettingill and hingsland-B.
authorizing the Comptroller warrant in favor
Of j. A. Mcyshan for S2 49, incurred i'll procuring
Mi NJ n eis, ut q
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DR.. Henry's Electric Ointment.

For curing Scratches, Calls, Calks, &c, on
Horses, Salt Rheum, Flesh Wounds, Old Sores
Burns. &c. on people
This Ointment, where introduced, il telling
very rapidly, and whyi Simply for the reason,
that it does what we In all cases iodrrdnt II TO do
to wit; To cure scratches on horses in from two
to Pix days, when the directions ACCOMPANYING
each box are strictly followed.
have used DR.. Henrys Ointment for scratch.
and Salt Rheum sores very often, without a
single iailure.-Henry ShaohODr, Proprietor Pub-
lie house, Mgtgate, "
II is the best remedy for scratches, gals and
calks ever saw }. L. SdndeTeop Proprietor.
fremont House, 81 Adams, VI.
With the recommendation of such veteran
horse dealers as Mr. Stinehour Of Hehgate. and
j. L. Sanderson ofSt. Adams, any othe ,ndorse-
ment ia unnecessary. They say it cures scratches
gals, &c, on horses with almost absolute GER
tainty, 1t is excellent for sores and cracks in
cows teats, and appears TO be just the article
for every farmer TO keep in constant readiness -
BurLpgton, w., Free Pres.
II has been tried and not found wnnting.--&.
Adams, w., Msssenger
cured my hand with DR.. Henry's Electric
Ointment in two weeks, when the physicians
said would be without the useof il two month";
| had cut all my fingers to the bone with d circu-
lar saw 4. d. Peckhaa', Lebanon, ". H.
had the misfortune 10 scald myself quite sc
erely, and BY making an application of your
Dr. Henry's Ointment, the pain from the burn
almost instantly disappeared, and in five minutes
| felt no inconvenience whatever from the efects
Of the fire. Llarinda Sampson, Montgomery, ".
/, is useless TO waste time IN writing or reading
Il more lengthy advertisement Of this Ointment
Enough that il is iodTrantsd 10 gire satisfaction
whether used for scratches, sores, burns, Or any
wound Of whatever nature on man or beast.
Farmers. are your COWS troubled with sore
teats Apply this Ointment ct night, and they
are well n the morning.
Sold by the agents Of Prof Motifs Magic Hair
In, isorator Manufactured at Highgate, W., by
A. ]. Green. s. K. GREEN, Proprietor.
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s. L WI " G M A HIN E6.
A Practical Family Sewing Machine for
So.

PerI"rmt"s iHHy qua! cont Nsmissiag or
npPtAg Of stitches No e,tf.eg oat OF or
Dr. A"g b"dg can ",e II ersTy body ieM
aGrs -
skcuREp ny skCksraRASI OF LfrTERs PATENT
Exclusive aigh.s tor u few States ard Counties
will he placed within the reach Of an enterprisng
business man "A po.tIu' Ifthe Territory already
secured
The ftpp.l eiprs confidently ieel they now place
before the public the greatest chance for = profit.
able Investment ever Offered 4 Sewing Machine
cpn aiming III requisite qualities, which, by its
astonishing simplicity and low cost, will at once
20 Ia the masses, who have been anxiously watt
ING Tor the Machine TO come within their grasp.
Parties wishing TO purchase, are requested to
call 40 once, examine this most wonderful
arhlrVsmnt, and secure monopoly Of the State
o. N,nntv desired.
tOVELTY So SEWING MACHINE CO.,
Oh Sc BARrLErT& co. Needle Manufacturers
All Broadway, cor Canal St., N. Y
Call VI send for Circular with cuts ofmashinss
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HERICAN e. FOREIGN PA1'ENJs
4. H. EDDY, SOLICITOROF PATENTS
OJ Q. s. Patent UWce,
uuJ,r fLe Act OF lhA5

Enaer The act Of 1851.
IL SAFEST, opposxe hilby 81. BOSTON.
A FER an extensive practice OF upwards OF
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tne United States also in Great Britain, France,
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despatch. Researches made into American or
Foreign WORKS; TO determine the validity or utili.
ty of Patents or lnventions,-and legal or Other
advice rendered IN all matters touching the same.
Copies Of the claims Of any Patent furnished BY
remittihg One Dollar Assignments recorded at
Washington.
This Agency is not only the largest ia New
England but through itinventors have advantages
for securing patents, or ascertaining the patenta
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PATENT OFFICE than the subscriber; aud US
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al have no hesitation IN assuring Inventor
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Ldle CO1ansissiORer Of Patents.
BosToN, February :, 1855.
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From Sept 18th, 1867, TO Jue l7th. 1865, the
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l The Commsf Toner Of Patents. Y. II. EDDY.
ssr,euhe, lT 2l;lV
l2O0lbs. Northern Glover Seed
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A Book of Thrilling Interest
for the Young.
The Premature Dacav of Ynnfh


Just published by DR.. STONE, Physician 10 the
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