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Isseres,ing from Tampico.

from the New Orleans Picayune, Jan.
ye are favored by commercial house in this city with
TAMpco Dec. %, 1856.
The Spanish difficulty patched up IN this place on
the LIST inst though not in very creditabe manner on
the part of the Spanish residents Of this place
force three British vessels have visited this
district within the past six days and departed for Vera
Tartar Captain Dunlap; Devastation, Captain Wake
At Vera Cruz they TO receive instructions Tor tne
government of their future operations from the Engsh
Legation at the city Of Mexico.
Il is understood that they to cooperate with the
French squadron Vera Cruz in the adjustment Of
demands for late outrages committed by the
chiefs on the subjects Of the two countries.
The United States chip Saratoga, Commander Turner,
communicated with the United States Consul at this port
on the Sd int and the 9TH departed for Vera Cruz
Cara is the city Of Victoria and there many
surmisc and speculative opinions TO his object in ea
ing this place but they all vague that reliance
can be placed il them One rumor is that he and vidaur
ri intend to separate from Juarez and proclaim new
public, 10 en- brace several Northern States.
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OF, from Wilmington, NC f,r s.iou repgC Common Pet,
prii 'rm Baltimore sr 8. Lucia 40; and Others reported
ARR DO Pee u shit Eastern Queen ansocs nissTSoL
tS. ssn s s sss ys o "a
.S Var Ss s%s ,ss s;1 Low
ell Steele Arroyo, with lumber SOLD I, DO asar,d there
from New SSrs s,y is,h dss nssnss hsuacs and
sao H.. rs; ws ns from
Leonesa howard une brig Townsend Jones' Jsnyrin d.
Honse Ports.
ALPHABETICAL, Dec 2a-Arr ships Dan lbe Cnster. Liv
ipoo Slst Forest City, Tyler, Bosloni senr Bayles.
ger, Jsn sAps Julie. rsansy rns,v for Liverpool
Tas fer boston iae Mana aos. or 10 p Rossrs
a.. Ss i; sI: ss s;ss' Sss asSsE SIo:s Sss
for Do DO; Glen Holmes sr Portland ws H,sps,, Perkn:
ksperan,s OBJ from Minatan, w's schr Chas Smith. Col
,,ATTAK APAs, about Jan lin port schr VIM e Gardner
Ledge & Noh Ma ssap5 rom o. Cd rio ss
Wy, Prior Smyrna K&sman ni M.ilnsas scsrs sy
wsd Sw j. KE BsfA ' Gsa WARREN 1 i'd
hy tel ship North Atlantic, Moore Calcutta; bark
s,s;s. % ss: @
k,%,s iST "" aaSd p New YORK York
n:s es @ 8 ss'ss saa Sfa
sEfseFG ss ssss aas
ga nahs Eva Isr McEsSsie asrpo$ berry wilson,
bsS, and CommeIso cpS Carl Rsrecions "''''~s sp om
eer ce Ss n ne
ns w Fl ship CHALLENGE ssasc os.
se Ca1.ss sr ~. unknown ,a Is. WI,
1aa iier ~a Eagle E Gregory WORK
saSKsSsvir1E Jan SIN port brig VIM Sawyer Saw
yer, FOR Barbados ready
Sss @ Ass H1 ss FL GSas e
bS sss sp s, l 81, ra9 ss Garyll BArsson
s1ssstaa Boston, '' Sshsro s
fTsSsass %sga assnGn Bs9s si r'lr'na
se1 s ssSas .sa sy3 o
rhsnt Tamncp; johnson Kassel, bsaos seiog. ship
V3s rP, Ha n.
dyerpoo e o hark ceicsna hsps Barcelona schr B
ay TED ships Troy Hssar Caslari lOh Elizabeth
ss ships Lord Dutrsriu Clara and barr
sSRE 50 S4rr steamship Roanoke skinner New
r9rk va iVtn shps kuus Choate, Rich Norleans VIM
NEW BEDFORD, Jan ll-Ar schr Pharos, Cook, Nanse
for .sasT Sy
Stone steb Providence for NYork Paragon Hu,idv Eisa
schs Grace G,dier Giraffe John Wesley ads and c
SIsi S's.i SSy
s1Ss. ss sss sss Alien 1hos
Walters, Mercury, and Sophia.
PORTLAND. Jan l0-Arr bark r II Knight Iuscomb Ma
sDyss brig mira brown boston sarah Eaton Calais
for NYork Below at anchor light herm brig Old schr
Nash. -
1l!hAh Oy teD Br steamship North American Liverpool
via Halifax. - r
PROVIDENCE. Jan ll-Ar steamer Curlew Arey, NYork
All the vessels reported at anchor below 10Th
main with the addition OF two schs mased
sctr VIM Mershop. from Mobile did 10 into Newport
the lOh as reported by tel but anchor
poosesquaw Point sehr George Fass, Nckerson sa
vannah for this port atanchr In the West Bay Wick
ford this m She into the 9TH she apparently all
right, but badly iced up.
PHILADELPHIA, Jan l2-Cld bark White Wing Eslng
Lasuayrs. o' -e'
Earekok Cd 18th ship Silver Star Wade vaparaiso bark
Melbourne. - "' -''
= SAVANNAH, Jan 9-Arr brig Ellen Hayden King Havn-
ma; eehI transit Chappeli NJ Cid briggs russian GIL
more, Havana; q Prescott, Nurlsaas ~
10th--Air (by ted schr Cerito, Crowel Boston.
lencia. - -rN-7 -
s1ONINGTON Jan ll-Arr schrs Cage May Bragg Eliza
hethport for Boston; hazard Wilson, and Susan Mary
Nichols. do for NarrsEanset Pier, RI 1872
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". .,Eier, urc Trip c-f the Yacht Wan-

81
From the Savannah Republican, jan TO-
From tho charts ogooo and papers found on board
Of the yacht Wanderers We CLEAN the following particulars
leaving New York on the 18th Of June she reached
Chsrleson the 2S and there remained ten days, en-
.erta ming good any visiters, and taking on boaro
great variety ol ficles which may or may not, pro-
berry belong inc regular outfit Of vessel clearing for
TRINIDAD, and any other ports in the West pides
Among these supplies noticed goodly quantity OF
wines and segais IL 900 gallons Of water, and 80 qt
pa 1Y Ssss 70 hod bait for shns
anu hsd ectson with tho 'swooden Spoons" On
clearing from Charleston the yachts company consisted
OF twelve persons crew. besides several persons
called "traveIlng comparisons Of Capt Corre, and yet
who appear have received certain SONS OF money from
Leaving Charleston tae 4,h cfJuiy, the yacht made
the run Port pan Iasd OF Trinidad, under unravora-
bic circumstances in eighteen days During the i've days
Of her stay at port SD received good many visters,
and among them tbe overnor a. the island the ameri-
can Consul several OF h Britannia Majesty ocers the
Governor sister and daughter, end number Of ladies'
part of the list appear to have been entertained at
dinner. 49,
Further supplies Were taken board including 200
gallons Of waterhf thirsty ~ousl 90 leaving this port
the heading OF her ,g stanos from Trndad fort SPIN
towards ST Helena but without gong anywhere near ~
paena, her was directly towards Congo river,
which after %. fifty days, she enters On tue io
Of Tom 9Se rver the Yacht re-
ceved board' all the white Inhabitants OF the place. that
there mapy dinner ss and d
Oh board and that tapt Corrie and his friends dlned
board the cdunn More water was likewise taken
on On sept. &c the Wanderer sgot under weigh
proceeded 10 gave the yacht Marguerite trial
and passed her ke tie wind" The log further states
the ooastfer tight days hard beating against the wind
current. Here all record in the oebook ceases, and
but tor other nencranda she could not be traced WIN
certainty any 70 ather From these however, appears
that lett he between Congo and Benguel2
the 10th or 18th October and thence her course IS as
direct possb deposition each day being accurately de-
terminee-to 1'unswck in Georgia. At meridian, Nov
81 yacht within nifty miles Of Cumberland light,
and must av taken the pilot on board ON the morning OF
the aS:h the home In about forty days from
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a,ereop,v Intellypence

The Countess Of Castglione, says the Paris cor
respondent of tae Philadelphia Bnlletin, who two
wears ago was brightest star in the galaxy the
Court Of France, and whose return 10 Italy was
the subject OF numerous coDjectures has lately Sc
parated from her husband. When the Count and
Countess commenced their visits to the courts OF Europe
thew possessed fortune CT between three and four mil
lions OF francs In the Of -four years they have
managed 10 spend nearly all this fine fortune. The Countess
returns TO half ruined castle ANAL patrlmonal estate
where the lovely halfwidow INTENDS living the life Of
ouse devotiBg hersef the education ~ beautiful little
son. seven years old and rejecting the vanity of world
" pleasures
The death Of Hon Thomas L. Harris late mor1ber OF the
House OF Reprcscntav from Illinois, will be announced
in Congress Monday next at which time II is expected
that his successor Mr. Hodges, win arrive, and take his
Eeat.
Tbe DAYTON (obio) JorncI of the eth instant savswe
are panied 70 learn that Mr. Campbell. OK Con gressmap
was struck by ruan, seriously II not fatally in
jured while his way from his Office to his residence on
Tuesday night Mr. Campbell says that he left his Office
between twelve aud one O'Clock and struck by soyne
when he recovered his consciousness ana was ehe TO
reach home, having laid nsen sbe the for more
than two hours There IL wound the back Of
his head the skull being broken in and the blow sun
is IN very critical condition ~ intervals he conyerses
rationaly, but most Of The time his mind wanders A
printer from Dayton leo says norman had been ar
rested on suspicion OF being concerned in the upon
Mr. Campbell
uTST Msvre y ne Or steamship Mrs
Tn keech, lIr FldIaau Mr. Wright ~''
DEPARTURES.
Lovden, 4 Lowden, W u Horton JAS Park Jno Heese.
burfmyer NJ Mroe1kows and enid Godfrey and isdy
H.. g Prl.chsre k,chSrds, Jpo etuwel Jas stewar
sceSr essr Rely H. MSrsHn Williams, tealasSs
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brooklyn City News.

KkErER o. pEsnsrIARy-At meeting Of the Board
of Supervisor $, held yesterday, Mr. Hiram Helmes was
elected Keep of the Pententary in place Of James Ed
v.r4s rosie, led TO take effect the LIST OF February
rToxino M Helmes received thirteen out of twenty
three vOies
py.B1y A gII--Coroaer Horton held an inquest yes
terday upon the body Of Charles Wise, who disco
sroa IN a we'll the rear C. his residence No las Smith
street Il appear that he bad been missing from home
Co some two vesx Search made about the city but
nc tdnps came and yesterday o. the occupants
nj the premise aocienaly discovered him in the cstern
II, IS probable fat stumbled in on the night he
rst missed the Coroners jury rendered verdict that
he came 10 bis osa by drowning The deceased was IA
years Of age
ANOTHER FATAL BUES1Sc AocrpEr-A little girl, named
Rea Ros ch whose parents reside in Van Brunt street,
died from tie effects Of burns sustained Mon
dav She was standing by the crate, warming herself
one else be ING the room Her clothes caught Are and
ehe ran n the street when her elder sister used every
neaos IN on Vlgnisb the flames, but without She
wa burned head to loot, and after lingering forty
eiyht bours Ied Notice sent to the Coroner hold
nm indu
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Court CnIendnr-This nax.

SUrpExE CouEr-Spccial Tcrm.-Nos. T. las 149 l4e,S.
leo, 151, 1853 10 1903, 2, SO, OF. ~
SurxsIoR CoUFr--Tria Term.-Nos 22o 112, 1893 a. 200
BOG, BIZ 31S 342, 3d. $780, 1884, 36S, $780, 37O 37I 372
376, 377, 8, 1872, 267.
o., ~, no. 1877, $780, 49, 1872 133 1888, $780, l40 Ia
UNuED STATES DISTRICT CoUHT-Nos. "A, 49, So, So o.
p3, 40, 90, 81, so, 81, 66, SO, ga.
SurEKms OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Mos 1o5, 21o, 235,
.35 24l 245 $50, 1855, & 2es, 265 $50, 271 49, 49,
~ go, aSb, 30 Part 2Nos GA 27l4, $50, 2s2 2si
~, 1924, s2o.
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United States Supreme Court.

WASHINGTON, Jan. II, Ib5y.
No 2os James OHara vs.. Richard Fl. WiDsow. On
motion of plaintiff the judgment docketng and dismiss
ing the cause was snnued and leave granted file
do kot the cause paying costs
No 81. Leslie Combs VS.. Andrew Hodges ct a. Argu-
ment concluded for tie appellant
No. 80 Lessee of W. G. French and Wife VIM. H.
Spencer al Argument commenced for the plaintiff and
continued for The defendants.
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NEW YORK CATTLE MARKET.
~Oo
BEEF CATTLE.

There prevailed throughout the day steady fair de.
mand for all qualities at all the yards and for extra fat
cattle prices somewhat higher than our previous
quotations There but few of the last named, and
to that fact alone is attributable the advance in prices
somewhat inferior to that Of last week, there having
arrived much larger number of common cattle, which
sold at 20. &c. The average price was about &c., and
the range from &C. to 11c., though there but few
sales at the outside price, We would call particular at
tenon to sales on Mondays at Mr. s. Carpenters yards
at Bergen Hill. There at that place during
the week 40 head Of cattle of which head were Sc
leced at prices ranging from &c. to l0tlc per pound
by the New York butchers, who beginning wake
up to the fact that they do not usually have
the first selection Forty fourth street. inasnuch as the
scum from the Bergen Hill yards is to the Washing
ton drove yard and butchers thereby led to
they selecting from fresh arrivals. The Bergen Hill
nonopolize the entire business would certainly be OF
advantage tothe upper Fart Of the city away with
so great public nuisance the Forty fourth street
yards known be- situated they are in what ght
10 be the most beautiful portion Of the city, bordering on
the Fifth avenue. The Bergen Hill yards the ire
date negLborhoOd Of the Erie Railroad and other depots
and taken altogether afford the best of satisfying
the requirements Of those connected with the bucherng
business We trust 10 be called upon to inform the
inhabitants Of the upper part Of the Fifth that
they will be no more subjected to the dsagreeable neces
aateos v a er Nay r%agn sne e o
aud from the Washington drove yard situated at Forty
iour Tia street and Fifth avenue.
The total number of beef cattle sale Fortyfo
street to day was s25 head and at all the yards 295s
head AT Browping's there prevailed fair demand and
prices at the quotations below Chambern offered
but few cattle this week but prices ruled very rm and
saes at from &C. TO lOizc. AT ORrens there was
fair demand until the market closed, which was nj an
early hour The total receipts az all the yards for the
week. last week, and the week ending January 49, 1850
ioliows:--
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COWS AND CALVES.
The receipts heavier but the demand being mo
we're Of fair average quality and sales readily Effected
our quotations.
The total receipts all the yards for the week were al
follows
lross,mgto, Ycgd Byopnine' Chan,Jerlins O'B,fen's
This week. 80 10 So ~
Last week. .2S 10 az al
VEAL CALVES.
The market war brisk throughout the day and prices
FAT veas at &c sc per pound The receipts show an
increase Of eighty I'VE head over last week,s suunv
The total receipts at all the yards for the week and last
week were as follows
Washi,stca Yard Brognings chanlJelins oBrien.s.
tbs week 2sl 20 1Ol 81
Last week. .221 20 90 Al
SHEEP AND LAMBS
Have advanced twenty-five cents head for the best
ccrngs and Gales have been at 60 50 to 81 rs pc head
Common qualities are dull at UNCHANGED ratcs Al
Brownng's tie demand active and sses readily Of
fected at quotations The total receplg AZ ali the
yards for the week and last week were as f5llowr,
WoSlingion Yard Brorniags ChomJeTlin's o. Brien',
This week ! 4S9 $40 34qJ eGs
Last week. GSl ,3sj 2,79l AIS
TIE receipts have been TO fair extent an, 81, A..
hand preyai Tor neavy corn FED which arc firm nj an
advance Of &C. The receipts hove been about 900 head
against 6,000 head lett week Prices range ea bt<c 10
cAc according to quality. The receipts AT the Hudson
River drove yards, foot Of Thirtyseventh street North
liver for the week ending January ~ 1850 were.-Rv
New York and Erie Railroad, 3o1s New York and Erie
Ralroad, via Bergen, All Hudson RIVER Railroad asa
Camden and Amboy Railroad, So renaiplng over from
last report, l,l6s Total s9g OF which were sent N
Foiteh street yards 1893; sold 4638 left ova nnsold
all sources, 6,sl1.
RECAPTTrLATToy.
The total receipts Of all stock nd ali tho varda far thu
week. last week. since JAM and same time 1883 were
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continue 10 be transactions at On call we quote per
cent for the best GLASS Of loans while there
outstanding loans a. low L. The banks continue 70 re-
new and 70 make small operations at 6x 70 but in no
TALLY Unchanged however, and there Is indication Of
any untoward turn for weeks 10 come.
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mail bag ofthe United States steam frirato Wabash
which board the bark Kate Wheeler from C"nna
for Boston, has been delivered 10 the United States Consul
at Gibraltar by Capt Grant, Of The Kate Wheeler and
will be forwarded 70 the United states by the first
ycyance. WI
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The following dividends have been declared-The Peo
PIES Fire Insurance Company, semannualdvilend Of
six rer cent payable 6emand the New World Fire In
Company, semiannual dividend Eve per cent,
payable on demand; the Excelsior Fire Insurance Com
pany, semi annual dividend Of six per cent, payable
the 18th inst; She Continental Insurance Company,
semi annual dividend of Six per cent payable the 18th
nst the Arctic Fire Insurance Company serni annual
dividend of eight cent, payable the 18th inst
fna Fire Insurance Company, semannual dividend q
six per cent, payable on the 18th inst.
The following is the detailed statement of the business
OF the Illinois Central for December, Of which we gave
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DhMlrrANCks. ..
IN UNION BANK OF LONDON.
BANK OF LIVERPOOL
BELrsST BANKING COMPANY. IRELAND.
NATIONAL BANK or SCOTLAND.
Drafts on the above banks In sums to su from 81 upward
payable on rrcsenuton, and good everywhere In
hhGLANp SCOTLAND,
IRELAND or WALES.
esued ~
TAYLOR BROTHERe
No. 10 Wall street, New York.
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RECEIPTS BY NEW YORK AND ERIE RAuRoAD
The following the report OF live stock brougbt ovcr
this road, destined for New York. for the week ending
January IL, 1860-Catte, ,b76; sheep, 3453. bo0s
5b15; horses, q Total, 10,5l6. '' s''
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oi The discounts, s3e5,27l suspended debts and
debts in suit
The Boston Post Of yesterday says
as reported last week. there to be slightly d.
nou capacity IN the market, growing out OF the fact
. many OF ,ne banks have lent all that they legally
10 meet We current demand FOR money The rcsuit is
sfeaer ocuy IN passing prime paper att per cent save
I'D exceptional cases, and should now quote 5i Der
cent asa fair rate for the best paper offered although there
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CITY COMMERCIAL REPORT.

ASHES were quiet, at $50 for pots and &c. for pearIs
BREArTTrffs. The market continued Grm NJ Tho
close, with better demand for common and ,neJ;uun
grades Of State and Western. The saes embraced
12ooe bbls closing within the following range Of prces
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ANOTHER Owe u-sS0 MAIL RovIE-A large meeting of the
citizens Of St. Pa u Minnesota, held the 4th inst
to facilitate the o. ulng of mail route from St. Paul to
puoatie Sound
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COAL.

(yoAL.-CoAI, AND WOOD s25PER TON --RpD.Asu
large mt delivered at 81 90 stove crate furnace at
wood, for retailers nj low yard No. Ibo
feenIh street, between Seventh and Eighth avenues =.
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POLITICAL.

POLITICAL.
DEMoCHATTC REPUBLICAN, GENERAL COMMIT EE--
~ 1aDmhny Hall jan II s5"-Ar adjourned neetin of
The members Of his committee VIII held Friday evening
the l4th Inst, ~ o'clock. By order OF %
ISAAC v. FOWLER, Chairman.
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DENTISTRY.

DENTISTRY.
NORTHUMBERLAND EXTRACTED IN TEN sFCONDs
- without the slightes pain, by ORIGINAL pro-
only References given II required - -
DR. II. q. DURkIN, 363 Canal street near Woo,ter
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CLEARED.
Steamship Black Warrior, Smith, Havana and New Orleans
-Iivings Crocheren Co.
Co.
Steamship Patapsco, Layfeld, Baltmore-HB Cromwell
Co.
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previously obtained license therefor shall be liable
each ohensc to fine OF not less than twenty dollars
than hundred dollars recoverable before Of the
Recorders OF the city. 4'sl7 rs = y
motion to refer the foregoing preamble and reso-
buttons TO the Committee on Streets and Lands, was
lost by the following vote
Yeas: Messrs. DeLabarre, Landry and Whitney-S.
Nays: Messrs. Cox, Forstall, Harrison, Vennatd
and Wiltz-5,
On motion, the Aforesaid preamble and resolutions
were referred to the Finance Committee.
On motion, the Board went into secret session on
executive business.
The following nominations. made by Valery Du-
plessis, Comptroller, were confirmed:
7. ]. Hitselberger, Deputy Comptroller.
r. LAbranche, Book-keeper.
Henry Durel, Assistant Book.keeper.
Charles s. Lee, Clerk.
After which, the doors were opened and The Board
adjourned to Tuesday next at o'clock p. NJ
CHAS. CLAIBORNE, Secretary,
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.

Wssgsys5 the arch paving Of The
regarding reayinr the shall be bound to take
and relay the IN accordance with the lines grades
nor he snrs sasasaon o. The Street
and OF the Chamen OF the Committees Streets and Land
The contractors shall furnish at their own expense all tho
T. maas
81 e. s 81 ss
tst time may prescribed y hs Street Sonms.one Jointly
who shall exercise their discretion this respect and in
further time will be allowed shs shall Be
hard holes o. ssprsson h. hs Sss
.hsI, sasptss q
~ saw ss s 1ss
~ S's
sess
4 snd sR n S ss:
a sss . %fss s. In sss A. Cs
wok n all The be used shall be the
In all where repairs necessary BY reason Of
hs aSoe p es works other
those herein The eon.s,ora notified The
sss ss hs hs ssys
asl nSo and shall be furnished by the contractors as well
Tss ont ss E the all
with al verbal written orders
the Committees streets and landings rsavs to The work
10 be done by them and the contractors for repairs
written writ orders Of the street dpu
s s Gs'E sssS
the y III g. Sosd
So T @y Ss a Of tho
me wages Of the workmen and the cost Of the materials
The cont. shall be bound to call the Street Commits
ceive orders relative to the work to be Them
cred written s
person sah, at the h, dates thereof =.
~ to an amour. equal to half the amount Of his contract
Paymens shall b made monthly The ceracaes Of se
Street Commssionor and said Street Commissioner.
ppova '' Of the cem@ittees on
u s ss to ss
s amount # each and every which
der and condition by the Street Commissioner jointly with he
Ss. % s The @ II. Landings
The streets shall be delivered in whatever
sonrsstors shall during "t he whois
time Of the Of their contracts CLEAN and make ~
d deliver hs a. hs Of their contracts coed
ten iGss hss o bu
A Tna tbs whole amount cunt Of The lss. certificate
,s s sSss's ss
tins BY Common ooanc he contrasts Shall
TAKE effect 20 into operation imsd ,ely after the approval
fore the City Notary '' IS D''s 'D' 'A'Ns 'e'
1t is well understood that In OF failure by the
to begin bnsi the work. thereof,
period fixed Or in case the Council se dissatisfied with
ner IN which the work being executed the Council shall
the right the without putting the IN
default required by article 1905 Of Code With
out applying to court Of justice to annu the
gu. indemnity and is also well understood that III the
contrco time abandon the work finish and
complete the in conformity with their
contractors shall forfeit all claims they may part
the work done by them the date of the abandonment and
The city shall be thereby dscha ged from and all liability
tracts be resot the and their securities
and bound in oido the city difference
topeform the work aud the at which may be adjndi
Gated al resale REHABILITATION.
BIDS to be much year for the whole included In
each contract, complete.
New Orleans, June llth 1889
tsiguedl LOUIS II. PILE City Surveyor
Approved by the Commuters Str and Landings Of both
Boards Of the Common Council
tSignedl ROBT HuYGHE, c.,
tSignedl H I. VENNARD. SSnaifmen.
Registered June l4th 1859
iel6 lot HENRY DUREI., for Comptroller