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The daily press. (Cincinnati [Ohio) 1859-1859, 1859-06-25

THE Dobolt Exchange, corner of Main and
Court streets, was broken into some time dur
ing Thursday night, and robbed of small
amount of money and some silver spoons.
The daily press. (Cincinnati [Ohio) 1859-1859, 1859-06-25
Death of an Eek. member of Congress,

CHAMBERsBURG, Pa, June 24.-Hon. D. o.
Robinson, Ex-Member of Congress from this
district, died here to-day, from the disease
which he contracted at the National Hotel, in
Washington, in the spring of 1857.
The daily press. (Cincinnati [Ohio) 1859-1859, 1859-06-25
l. A w r. E p O r. II
COMMON PLEAS.

DIVORCE SUITs.-Judge Carter sat in room
No. l, and heard applications for divorce.
james O'Brien vs. Julia 0'Brien. A decree
for divorce granted on the ground Of adultery.
Cemmer for petitioner.
Elizabeth Zeumer VS.. Augustus Zeumer. De-
cree granted in favor of the petitioner (the
wife) on the ground of wilful absence, and
gross neglect of duty.
Snelbaker for petitioner.
Elsie Brown vs.. Edw. Brown. The case was
heard and taken under adyisement.
Cox for petitioner; 0'Connor for respondent.
Nancy Dickey VS.. James Dickey. Case
heard and laid over.
Boyle for petitioner.
Mary Duncan VS.. r. A. Duncan. Habitual
intoxication and desertion were alleged in the
petition, and custody of children was asked.
Decree granted and custody of two children
given to petitioner.
Boyle for petitioner.
TRIAL OF CHARLES COoK.-In the Criminal
branch of this Court the call of the Jury was
returned before Judge Dickson. The result of
the entire days work, involving the exhaus-
tion Of the second venire was the obtaining of
only one additional juror. The two jurors nov
obtained are Alex. G. Clark of Springfield town
ship, and John Phillips, 10th Ward. third
venire returnable on this saturday morning)
has been issued for seventy four persons.
In the Superior Court Room No. l, the sub
mitted docket was called. The other branches
of the Court were also in session, and transacted
miscellaneous business. ..... ....
The daily press. (Cincinnati [Ohio) 1859-1859, 1859-06-25
The WeIIand Canal

ST. CArHARNEs, O. W., June 24.-The break
in the Welland Canal has been repaired, and
boats will commence passing through at noon
to-day, ...r. .t.Lt
The daily press. (Cincinnati [Ohio) 1859-1859, 1859-06-25

JUDGE A. G. W. CARTER, has consented to
deliver the Grafton at the 4th of July Celebra-
tion at Mason, Warren county, Ohio.
The daily press. (Cincinnati [Ohio) 1859-1859, 1859-06-25
CINCINNATI, SATURDAY, JUNE rs.
Local n ewS.

THE new building for the Ninth street Meth.
odist Church is in rapid progress of erection.
The daily press. (Cincinnati [Ohio) 1859-1859, 1859-06-25

A DOG supposed to be rabid, was killed yes
terdny afternoon, on Sixth street between Main
and Sycamore Streets.
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[By Telegraph ifUHr
New York Stock Market.

T'--IIl' NEw YoRK, June 2f--P. NJ. =
Stocks dull, Chieego and Rock Island ssG Ili-
nols Central 5st; Michigan Southern, 81; New York
GaienS and Chicago sS%; Michigan Central SO;
Cleveland and Toledo, 25i Pacihc Mail, 67.3-i6.
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Arrival and Departure of steamers.

,,ARRIyALsI,Lightioot Nashville Forest Queen,
Madison; Caledonia, Maysvlle; Superior, Louisville;
Caroline, Wabash River; Boston, Big Sandy.
DErARTUREs-Surerior Louisville; Hudson, Nash
vile; Courier, Wheeling; Judge Terrence, New Or
leans; Caledonia Maysyille; Forest Queen, Madison
The daily press. (Cincinnati [Ohio) 1859-1859, 1859-06-25

CIRCINNATI June /, 1859.
NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN THAT AN
application will be made for the pardon of
MARGARET ASH, convicted of murder In the sec
ond degree at the July Term 1854, of the Criminal
Court Of Hamilton County, Ohio, and sentenced to
AGN0S SMITH.
Service acknowledged, June ], 1859.
VIM III. KERR,
JeZ-atwcW Asst Prosecuting Attorney.
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Board of CITY improvements.


Board of City Improvements.
| The Clerk was directed to advertise for sealed
proposals:
To pave with powders, none less than four
four inches diameter, as follows:
Twelfth street, from L. gutter of w. Row to
the Miami Canal
Stone alley from Fifth street to S. s. Burke
alley.
Front street from east side of Mill street to
Fifth.
To repair with brick the unpaved sidewalk
on Richmond street, from Western Row tu
Cutter.
To pave with powders Court street from
Western Row to W. side of Baymiller.
Fifth street from Whitewater Canal Bridge
to N. gutter of Front street.
| To pave with lime stone Donnersberper
street from Eighth to point 59716 feet south
erly.
Baldwin alley from Twelfth street to Thir-
teenth.
Advertisements for the following work de
clared by the City Council as necessary to be
done, was for the present withheld, viz:
To grade and pave with limestone Kemblv
street from Harriet $40 feet west.
Seventh street from Harriet $40 feet west.
To grade and pave with brick the unpaved
sidewalks on John street from Seventh. to
Court
The Clerk was directed to advertise for seal
ed proposals:
To build an iron bridge over the Miami Ca
nal at Walnut street, bidders to furnish their
own plans, the floor to be of the best oak tim.
bers, not less than 3 q inches thick.
The Clerk was directed to prepare and trans
NIT to the City Council ordinances to assess
special taxes on real estate bounding:
East Front street from Butler to Miami Ca
nal.
Melancthon street from Cutter to John.
Melancthon street from Cutter to Jones.
The Clerk was directed to inform the City
Council that Samuel Virgins declined the
terms proposed requiring him, in the proposed
arrangement of sewering the public landing,
to Macadamize, at his own cost, the lower
portions of Walnut, Vine, Race and Elm
streets. ... .-..- ....
The estimate of this department for the
month of July, is as follows: 90
Cleaning streets... 900
Bowlder paving and repair of bridges ....... 25OO
Paving of intersection of 90
Repair of accepted powdered streets lHO
Bulldng cnlyerts l0lO
Repairs of City Buildings and Police Court
Rooms. 5OO
Cleaning and repairing 700
3ln
900
VIM. Minah having declined award for re-
pairing with bowlder stone Linn street, from
Poplar to N. line of Findlay, recommendation
was made of the next lowest bid, that of j. W.
Smith. .n
Repairs were authorized as follows
S15-Freeman street from Front to Sixth.
$2O-Bridges over Whitewater Canal at
Fifth and Carr streets.
Further time of sixty days was recon-
mended j. W. Scudder, contractor, for paw
ing sidewalk on Front street, on account of
scarcity of hard burnt brick.
The Commissioners of the Western District
having been instructed by City Council to
remove box in front of No. 1913 Elm street,
reported ono box found.'
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~ ~ANTBD-ROOMS-By small family
" two or three rooms, not over eight squares
from the Spencer House. Address A. X. Daily Press
l,N
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BOARDING.

W0hRDING-A lady and gentleman, and
~ two or three single gentlemen, can be accom-
East of Smith. ie22-cf
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.

Inc earth picked from the street shalt property of the
tSs steras and aaued By him.
M nished by ths contractor, we'll the labor -
Ho9d and solvent security an Of Geo shall be-
Pmens he made the completion Of The paving 81 each
and every square and d the BY the City Sur
ery holders In bills against said property hods 10 Be madd
We Giy surveyor n conformity with of the ne
sha be to all the rights Of the city and eize
hs property 10 ease Of Of any said hs
FOR any Of said bills should the not be maid and ha
portion 70 be paid BY the city in cash. -
days following the approval Adjudication BY the Common
Council and TO complete the months alter under
81 ten dosrs per day for zach and
The contractor s pay City Treasury prior to re-
Of the hoders being well understood that said
shall have the right demanding said petitioners lie
it's well understood that in failure by the contractor
to begin Or dnsh the work part thereof within he
In which the work being executed the Couuc shall
annu the contract without putting the contractor
without Supplying Of jnc, 10 annu tie SAME and
withon ndemny aud ao well understood that in case
and complete the In conformity his contract the said
contractor shall forfeit all claims may any part
that the city shall hereby from any and ali la
eiy hers and Y also well understood in case the
he and bound in sodo pay The city a loss or diner
enee between The price at which the contractor originally
tdu tcnted at resale or readjudic tion.
Bds e % PER superficial yard Of block paving
peea foot of cubsone furnished and laid per SUI
foot OF crossing stones furnished and laid; and pr bridge
New Orleans, May p, 1858:
~ til, II ss City
ls's's'l h Resr sH HSysyasHHbb,} cA.irmsn.
Registered June l. 1859.
,.s-. HENRY DUREL
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| SPECIFICA TIONs forthe contract fo,. paw
az n ma .stss house t. Camp street from St Mary
QUALITY AND prnEss1oss THE M.rERr41s-The SQUARE
in ,aly to the granite Obtained from Boston They shall be
IL hes in width and less more than twenty
F fur sa S ws and 9e sss than in
ends 50 s to make tight joins and the tops
he at l an a gagf s9s x 9sn
% sh sides de- s as laid d"sona from the
The gaS5 AMI be Of good hard oh aimed from
wev 81 inches d9 wide and not loss than eight thick
50 sas a Pns s ap s s and
hewsa and dressed M they shall be jeed
vel hswed and dressed the top answer The
shGps Il e ss a9 h5es c to on from sen
The shall be Of o river stones # the
sn K s
tat Se n' viii nFs on sSf with the
nor 10 s on. @ @ be Of the best cast on
The best London grsyeI not s ove one and
The sand shall be clear sharp s.nd of large grain
ss plates FOR NE TOP Of INC bridges at the intersections
length and thickness on Masasine ST. CharIes an
Camp streets Sat varying in width The widths be fur
MANNER ~ WHICH WORK su Lii. BE ApsupoArED-Tbe
sh b be- tek aa mp and re aid By The
The shall laid according to the lines and
bes eadon gravel and ss .ae
ba
well rfnimed and hardened with the crow bar
curbsiohea and shall be laid good pnls, in he hast
workmanlike manner in accordance directions to he
given by the City Surveyor. The for the ions
jointed. ' ~ ~ w "e'
The ger stones shall join in their lengths the cnbstone
and shall be laid with inclination sOpe the same
OF one inch bettomng of four inches London gravel
and sSarp sand mixed said booming to be strongly hardened
with the head of the crowbr. The iii be
The joints not to he half inch wide hsy sb
mixed. So - ~ p '"u
The contractor shall pick grade dress the roadway n, m
street TO the be given by Surveyor shalt pae
on the oof the soling of four jncas of
lonaon gravel md esap mixed shall thorcspbly
roll the same with 60 roller until forms an eys, and
had toSndaon The square block paving lien be laid
In laying he paving the the bors da
onay angle OF degrees with the steet line
breakag joints with tier carefully bedding ia blocks
andhafdening the materials BHder the osy that cS
bloes may solid foundation shall nae all ears IA
lay the blocks they Touch nlos l;nts as ali
os over half an inch in wdti shall po he rffgc
Cd by the surveyor When the blocks laid the nts shH
sSaecnr tey afed with the ne and al RI SAND
and the paving shall be conveniently rolled with IA X
roller After ne rain has settled the rAgel completely uio
NE JOINTS covering OF three e gravel mil sbur
DO opened for ravsi ~ ~ @ Go ~ '""t'
The contractor shall without change repair e bricin f
ie SIDEWALKS 10 tAe best kuarlse manner and shell Also
shall exenl hfonSh the wloe wid 81 he isisa,i NJ
| Surveyor may ditect '' 1880 Va '4e wy
usSEnAL CLAUSES Tie who'll work nll s eSeert. IN ~,
entire satisfaction of Tho City Surveyor Syha viii Ne tl i
| Judge OF the qualify Of the EoIk. : = ~ ~
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.

period oXed or in the Council dissatisfied with the man
net ~ which the work being executed the Council hHv,
me right annnl the coutact without contractors
@ a required BY article 1908 If the Civil Code with
out TO court OF Justice to annn the with
GUY indemnity and 10 also we'll Understood case the
conaco shah AZ tnle abandon the work. nh and
s shall forfeit cms they have
me Work done by them the date Of Abandonment
the city shall be thereby ged from any and ali liability
and u Is also well understood that the
tracts De reso contractors and thor securities shall be hsd
and bound In sodo the city all loss difference
tween the price at which the contractors originally contracted
topcrform the work and abe pces which II may DO adu
Gated At a resale REHABILITATION.
Bids t. be superficial yard square block paving
nhed and laid including the gutter ones per superficial
aud laid superficial yard Of
and superficial foot of crossing
complete.
Nsw Orleans Mayo, 1872
fSisnedl LOUIS PILE, City Surveyor
by the Committees Streets md Landings both
Boards of the Common Council
lSignedl ROBERT HUYGHE, I c.,
Fl. T. yENNARD, Nh"f'nen'
ie2 u HENRY DIIREI. fur Cap,,tr
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES,

A sSr NJ seasrsssa Tor
81 s ss % & ss4s
css i q he'll s e S
FlRsf sidewalks side of Lafayette
Ioosn ~ bs nob .s .ds II
Ds,esny street. from Cypress to Julia lree, twelve feet in
THIRD cosEsAcrrhe sidewalks both .idss Of Msrigry
.si .sh TO St. John the Baptist '''s' ten
Fousru GosraAcr-The sidewalks both aides Of Arts
GuRssros.sHewed and dressed curb tones shs line the
rood quality with them. bsvee on The top to answer
the slope Of tho sides from hsset six fee, long sixteen
vel, sci In good ints ard IN and shall
II draining IN q
from three sx feet throughout the work. sccning
sses saIess Every foot
sinking bricks Usually eapssncsd
IN 10 ss h.
Is slos The upper surface of the quite
woopEs 'uIrkss cutters sha be made sf the best
lengths than twenty feet except IN Gases whsre
lengths ten inches At
no Ssa' fs ns i Sy
enttes panis pierced aang The edge Of The pans near
So ne enrOsonss snail % beysled to or
sss. ss hereof and as in shsss
pon ed he end wSsS ss
hafi
nank with AT least of Ave inch On, snns ~ ~
ovrr these there vii; be verpe or f,ca ~ ,nras III.
inches vide b. two and aif nchss sheS we nailed 10 tsa
hhal he of dry ivar SAL ' f u he gaer
id, bss hsfor tbs ns ara ul & NIX ana 81
inches ss os the ans
slone Of one insh 10 wards TIA eprhsonss an WIN
shajl he onr incbas Wide ~ sSst nch dss ad ~
bonn vih Two nv lon, ;ncha ~ s SUES nnu
thson he ~hoie rdth X M a su tefs Snail run
,ate hcks 81 III hos, rpa,;,v y h, nn. os a'l Ts "
sks san :, " hsr son gy N & on ned O.
uas asIss ansrslIy sIlJ KIN 9uay Mia II ~ On
ia hsirts a. r. .s s,is y;., ne Jn.s
Il half AN inch tbct snrsaS awar p 1sn aau ~ ns o.
inc Prto, a. & 800 ~ VI .ne ~,
cn mr. hrck an md .sIi 'ne ~ g.uIu snsn "
,rstn S.r.; " y, an iaue s ksauea
half 81 ;nc ,ar I'M % ~ s.vP9 " y. s NE
nm 10 III ~ 10 ~. .uw en ~ 5
cr ~ Iii ~ is su su 4
II oh ~ bsrn "a nd nnS.r ,h bts s ,. ;h vi IN
rrnnsrx hids shsrs Il hsp.i ao jill ~ sn ~
ton,s sns asad nc I ~ y a,d ~ close
III, 49, rnse ~ I'M VIZ pave
W.. pcs. ,suse Sineiw,se y snail oe feleced
~ my Mnos Wort sh De eSeened 70
;es ~ me IN s,v n % VINO WI" DC me sole
Iii ha !, .terias IL al ~ ~ ,ts has. na,,.,
All ns II sa pc o. Ihe pe qpaity AID shall be
Each & Ssa9S
@ ~ .; @ ,ne p Lne by the
" anu 70 Sompee ,he same o1r n9nth af!er
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
CoMPTROLLER's OFFICE, 4
City Of New Orleans, April 5, 1850. !
M. A4gA

L
establish Railroads In Tie city Of New Orleans. and
Rs.o,sed TIA, The COMPTROLLER b and hereby request.
eli Of Orleans. he ier
iSs
single track E.l.oad commencing Tolsdano street At
streets to he south sds d Canal street e Rampant street.
along IS. .lae e hs United STATE, Ra.
as
through s
ss III @ Of
Of the same me IS those nHsS ~. III ely Tss
streets u Canal ad Rampant streets Esp.naas street
% s feat from n s neutral asd es.
Within s as viii
% Be- a ss s
% ~ anS s
which pass good order and condition during said
'Ts1y sss Rivs &c up and
between Canal Toeaano street. any
distance setween those points ,ha cens
not ess i've s sssa
ar S AZ, gs mSs r. Sss p q and
be driven abreast Said shall be often Gay
nj ass n s From
until ten o'cloes T NJ and every thirty minutes from ten
sad Contractors shall annually the CITY
Treasury the Of said road and fixtures tho
and be assessed by the usual mode OF
men Should the contractor contractors refuse
glec to keep the streets Ia the order and condition
10 &c
q sss r ss%s s amt . n i
city That the speed said shall exceed six miles
hour Acars III be said railroads. be,ws siset
sna s . Win In md ss sa%
aud for tho violation this other onance
istin shat be hereafter enacted IN accordance with the
provisions of this resolution officer
poyee said roads the contractors shall bs
liable to all fines darages arising hereform.
The snd roads shall be commenced simultaneously Ca
whole work; The grades Of the streets and the construction
Of the said shall be under the supervision OF the City
vesoF accordance with lines and levels TO DO given by him.
and with specifications ls In his office The laying said
railroads shall be commenced whR six months from date of
contract completed vii eighteen months Of
apd should the contractor contractors fail to
comply with These conditions the contract shall be null and
void The said contractor contractors shall furnish good md
solvent security IN the of thousand dollars tho
aud completion Of aid railroads within The time
The right way awarded to the parties Offering tho
largest bonus for the privilege and the be paid within
thirty of All must
directed the City Comptroller and endorsed The proposa
for constructing the City Railroads be opened by the Comp
toler in he Of the ChRirmen OF the Committees
posals be subject to the apr val rejection Of the
Council
The city of New Orleans shall responsible for any
lay and thereon, either the rctiou repairs
other expense of whatever kind shall by the
contractor or cont FACTORS.
lsigned] GHAs. H. WALDO,
- President Board Of Assistant Aldermen.
tSignedI j.. NIXON,
. 500 President Board OF Aldermen.
as 6st lsgnedi GERARD sTTTH Mayor
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CoMpTRoLLER--OFFICIAL.
CPEClFICATIDNS for the contract for en-.
y closing and fencing In Macary's Square in the Third

SPEClFlGATLDHs for the u, contract for en-
.ses .s ss S
paned bar felee four feet md half In hight
p sa' with IL asp p. s,' shies
They psssd distances q Il 'es s@ esntsrs and
shall DO buried three feet into the solid The shall
.Ssi asd UP nsssrs well i.%ms ned unti
,Ss. .1$ vi
Ss s twG s ss
sha Ss s p sDJ. 81 # e S
framed into the poss with lemons and morticss Two large
s S e on rsas and one
sss 1ns on Bnsan and one on st. caads streets Said
% IL: s's s
eeys , A. soos coats 81. xhits LEAD I'll .
THE ao work TO be Sno with the lines
en, , saii.fa ton Of said officer
days following approval Of the adjudication by the Common
Council and 70 complete the sixty days pen
MT compieed 'Au ''''' o'' 'he'c"et Tue
~ to the amount $500 .hal be required
PAYMENT In cash the completion Of The work and accep-
that k failure by the contractor
w M hs
which the work being executed the Council shall have the
5 s"ss r. oss n"s
we % s and without
tractor shall at time abandon the not finish and
nsss aT sny p.s s
s city s. d. s o
therefor and IL Is also well ease the contract
bound h ssdo INTO the city all '.s difference
Tween the At which the niracsor originally
at resale readjudicatien. '' ~ "''"''e''N
sA New Orleans, Jun. !, 1880 's -
n pTI e rite
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|
GPECIEJ{A rvnNs fin. 4y,a go. ,,-. -
. closing the neutral round II, IN ea, A ~ aor en-
from Trbpnnitnnios 10 ciahnrna o Cnai sti SCI
chains. 'iee'' wan IRON Pos's ant
The neutral ground In IN q oor,.. or
iouas in Ola barr strest hn M rom ichoup
caains h accordsnre vith III % eoaa WIN IRON pos ant
the following manner viz ~ accompanying P'ans anu
The iron posts shall BE- Of the best cast iron ore half os
inch thick and cat and o I'm Wy hl OF al
They 81 II ha nacad y, AZ accofan 70 me drawings
cordinp to the lines and rsae nj % man zen tee &C
and shall rest upop and lie az e LILY surveyor
zion; the whole rs shown mn The Mans Th DICK ioona
s n elchN VI me oes qGaly hid in mortar
he each fvo br; me my yer sand they shall
niar sts a gufe n, 'he poton and shall BE- laid in
ton The noss sh II W ~ one aha half bricks square At The
~ pos's s ~ connected by two coil Chains Of three
a II. ~ 1h o1 ~ SHOWN on the Plan and the chains
chains 70 me posts N me best manner The post and
color ms may he acd S H. fi T., psse OIL paint oil such
the y syS u os GTaesd t. the entire satisfaction
All the materials shall be the best quality and shall he fur
nshod by the contractor well as the labor
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COLE AGENCY s,
- 1904 s1s57 OF THE CELEBRATED
STACKER IRON WORKS.
TENNESSEE.
sugar Kettles from 81 ia 72 inches daeter$l Is inch.
4f &c to ~ inches danleter.... l 10 an inch.
- under ~ inches diameter. ,.,.,. rs an inch
Mouths 2 $780, and Ss according 10 size and pa
terra. Crate Bars &c. per pound. :,
a,995 u. l.. LAyILLEBEUyRE,
Commission Merchant
sea No. Il Union street,
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r No. 4aes. 4

Reet0e That tho adjudication BY Comptroller OF con.
Tor the construction of sidewalks Gfrod
street from Eysan Fields street Morales Denis Gro
man, security George ronau 81 40 running
new complete be- and the hereby rejected
ad nc authorized TO etel ead contract the
work TO be done Surveyor
mon Council.
tsignedl CHAS. H. WALDO
President Board OF Assistant Aldermen
sac Gigned1 j. @. NIXON,
Approved May Is 1859 ~ :. -
te2 ISgnedl GERARD STITH Mayor.
Notice Is hereby given that THURsDAY 9th iust will
Aaludicae Of II O'CLOCK at ofcs the above contracts
tez q Liam. r. THEARD, Comptroller.
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COMPTRoLLER's OFFICE. ,
City Of New Orleans, June 2, 1859. :
[ No. 4l1S.l

Resoesd That the adjudication by the Comptroller of u
contract for furnish the city with cou The Isl April
1853 10 the LIST April 1852 to d s. Dswees-security g. r.
centsbc-Eerh barrel pttsbnrg
ce be and the hereby reieted Comptroller
ahorz 70 resell said contr ct TO the lowest bidder
bly, 10 specifications file in the Surveyors Office and
lnc zion to be aubect TO the approval elton of hs Com
mon Council.
[signedl ]. o. NIXON,
President Board of Aldermen.
lSignedl GlIAS. II. WALlO
President Board Of Assistant Aldermen.
Approved May Is, 1850
ie2 lsgnedl GERARD STITH Mayor.