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New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-05-18
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES

aa sha, end WIN aps,.arss nicely The
lengths o from three 10 six fes Throughout the work
Ing to tho directions and levels which shall be given BY the s
is hight towards ns oi lie adjoining houses
ner prevent creyice sinking Of bricks usually
&c from negligence this no
sas n s,isr ss hs H ss ssp y Rs h. surface Of
MIN &
ten wsse s
hs AZ S y @ n
meter driven through suitable holes tho gutter panks.
i @ II
thereof cypress bsces Il not less
saS @ -four set y Ion long s " ss. inches wide and inches
dssa rss Il Gs vs ns WIN 1 Psp VIII q
sxo ma hslf inches ihick Ss nailed gutter psa
river sand four inches fhc and seds bsadsd bsofe
es and sp a
and the latter shall be laid with slope Of
ioar as Ws va ia y E
PUNK for the sides and bottom with two I By fOnr fn inches
cross pieces on ne & ipp e eep hs m des from being DISPLACED
DRlck PAvEMnsr-The walk pavement shall be laid with
lake bricks Of the best quality II herring bone bed q
lake sand or other sand Of equally aslit
hs beSs S we sd with sS sand d's eosa q
eui up broken ans and nude ere and se sraasd
e 0aHe @ Be-
inch Of sharp sand bae billy nnder the bricks and l. said
Il u h6o@
50 that the pavement will bear straight edge, otherwise ii
Grssatl cLAusEsThe whole shall be executed to tle
entire satisfaction OF the City Surveyor who win be the sole
p II shall Il sS # the best quality and shall be
be bound to s TN asoT s Work in the
days following the approval Of he andeation by the Com
andss penay dollars day for each and
Good and solvent security n the sum of $500 shall be required
to guarantee &c faithful performance Of the
sy ss i 4 s md as
sy charter ssia ss be collected eoatraeto net
s o e q fE sd aS II g @
The c9n.sscor ;s ;sai pay into the G prior
lion Of holders being veil UNDERWOOD u that aid
shall have the right Of demanding petition
ss q ae
e n xs E y 9iss With Es bs s
in which being executed the Council shall have right
@ required s article M Sa Gade and as,ss spp
ing to eogrt Of Justice 70 annal The and without
shall at time abandon the work, finish and complete
& ali h may S hse or ay ne ps d b @
done BY him to the date Of the abandonment that
understood that In case the contract be
fso ihe contractor aad bis securities shall be held and
the price at which the contractor originally contracted per
form the work and the prices which be adudced
Bids 70 be per running foot Of sidewalk complete including
New Orleans, May 8, 1850
| Isignedl LOUIS H PILE,
Approved by the Committees Streets Landings u both
| Boards Of the Common Council.
Signed m RobEhF Ri hFFsHAnRhh HGSdhh, chaiFmsn
myio i2t w - .Tse HENRY DUREI for eomptroler.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-05-18

CoarrRo1IER,s oFsIcg. I
City Of New Orleans, May 10, 1850
mo. 5Il9.J
Reoai That the Comptroller be and he hereby authorized
70 adudeate the highest bidder after twenty notice
the Official Journal tho privilege and right Of way
for twenty years for running douberack railroad
the center OF Eplanade street from Rampant Bayou
ST. Jon bridge in accordance with specifications of the
seyer for the construction Of said donbraek railroad ye
rates OF fare speed and the said adjudication
subject to tbs approval rejection of the Comon Council
lSignedl JOHN n MONROE
President Board of Assistant Aldermen
tSignedi j. o. NIXON.
Approved April Is. 1866
lStgnedl GERARD STITH Mayor
Notice Is hereby given that SATURDAY June 1850
will adfndieate my Office i2 O'Clock NJ above contract
myf0 22 Y. DUPLESSIS Comptroller
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-05-18
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

any existing. that may hereafter enacted
ea s A., e ss @ Fl .sp the con sa
and ssssss n srsng ,
repair and oonon during the continuance Of the privilege
ss a m III s s.s Ssa @ sn 5 s
o. refuse neglect TO keep said street
right eass street apd Sdse TO- bs es Il ths e
said @ o. and in The event their
lore court Of competent jurisdiction for Tie benefit q the
The not'heaseln track shall e exclusively
ming o the sy 70 Ne Baon @ Bdgs and re
The trasks shall 6s Simultaneously 1t Rampars
he P f q hs sssyss
Ss ~ ~ e months from the Of
within year after w "
The contractor bound to place and keep
On sad roads number OF passenger drawn
ss ae,ss s toa U as as . as make and
for ~ materials and labor required for the
The city Of New Orleans shall be liable for any work or
materials Furnished SHE'D fsr ,hese roads and every outlay
expense Of whatever Kind shall be by contractor
The contractor or contractors shall furnish good and solvent
a ~ 10 ne common Council in The of ten
The fare between Rampant street and Bavou Bridge or for
ay aanse between these points shall not exceed
PEI bs psssngss e,tnes 6s @sy
M ressmfy upon ths assessed salpe Of said fixtures
road aud fixtures shah by e usual mode If asscs
The roa shall be constructed under be n hs
City Surveyor sd in accordance with the and grades o be
gwen V q " W II ss,u IN 9 9n,eer: ,s -, =,
thNt " case Of failure by the contractor
oS xed Of II he anS x within the
n which he w9 is being eecated the Council
rgnt 70 ahhm e without putting the contractor
. conr! q justice 70 anntl the sne without
aey ny y ~ @ so well understood that in the
,nea ba saaa 4, ne work, or not finish and
shnif @ ~ win ms contract the said
ss ,a II h;s, ~, i, . e my nave Tor any part Of the
ne sy ha @ Gs FL neseoy from and all liability
the city of New oreas shall have The right to resell tbe
tract the k and peril Of the contractor and hs securities in
soldo. af gN34 s ~
The right Of way shall awarded to the parry o art,ss
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III Bosxd 1zet thSs day pursuant 70 adjoarn
n 1le11fS A a q IL. IA. a. sas :,.s,,, Y.
M4zstA Gex, H&srissoay Landry Ye1nasd ana
y xE1It1ey III.
Ihe reading of The journal was, on notion dis-
pxnaad with ss IA n. # .SSa. .a
Tht following mssshg &c Was Icad, ana oIuefeu -
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NsS Sassas sf s as she sssmsaI 2. sns ey
s4 se{ Fl clsstipr rfqafed ID 10 held
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SEs1!RIiln 4pthQFisnf "a sprEt9nF h haVs less ee
aqqs p Eennd ocudsd w and iag hstwSsn Csnsi Canal
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T6e reading Of the journal wa9, on THoz0nt ais-
psnSssds M ! w5th. I'll I .na ordered ii
be spread upot 4he minutns
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ST u iii u ~ Orleans,
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New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-05-18

lsAkSk{---OEEICIA
CuatrTRpIIxa's oFFIcEs 4
City Of New Orleans May 10, 1860
& ENo. 5l32.1
Rtsplts That the Comptroller he Is hereby author
lied 10 audcac 70 the lowest bidder after 10 days notice in the
official contract fer with square blocks North
and South Market Streets Tcii0aptonlas Aevee
sd work to be done in accordance with specifications
the Surveyors once hsd the adjudication
approval or rejection Of the Common Council NE
ISignedl JOHN T.. MONROE,
President Board of Assistant Aldermen.
sa 8 lSignedl s y o. NIXON,
9{ President Board Of Aldermen.
approved April Is, 1860.
Isignedl GERARD sTITH, Mayor.
Notice Is hereby given that on WEDNESDAY, May % 1861
will audeae at my Office at u o'clock NJ the above con-
tract.
myIo IN y. pUgIEssIs. Comptroller.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-05-18

NOTICE TO CARPENTERS AND BUILDERS.
PATENT SAWED wEATHERBoARpisa,
Both Rough and Dressed, from the very nesi 1slleN
PINE and CYPRESS timber for sale to suit purchasers
at the LOWEST MARRET PR GR
fele ly STAR planning Mii'i.e' Nee D~eAA
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-05-18
CPECIFICATIONS concernane the right a

Notice Is hereby given that on SATURDAY 2d Of June
1860 viii sdudcate my Office at Il O'Clock NJ the above
contract. - - - -
myl0 2lt v DUPLESSIS Comnro1ler
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A CADEMY OF MUSIC, ur.
THIS twseresS11l EsnssnNansni}"A. ~ wy
lfIgg
SIC BRlGNOLl....'' .''' a.. coa.s RoIollo
-.
la sDNHaMRJLA can on account be repessee vn"' !"
Mrs Psitts departure for Europe -. A.. ,.asr,x
The sale os seats eommessss this morning tne Aosas
BREUsIN0's and siBELD5, No ID WLFst oehs 10" ~
had In the evening o. ibs door. ,,L
-.-,.- On FRIDAY, April 20, at8 eclscs, p.-,.
First appearance In Am.rcs Of the srIysvse ffns D''
~ l-.-.s bIGNORA BANTI .,,,.
from the priT epsl Italian Opera houses of brazm Do
celebrated opers cf -
NORMA
On SATURDAY, LAST PATTI MATINEE, but one.
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with its star
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E'AiAL STRAW HATS, Tor Gents, Ladies, and
u Children the Monte Ds uia Moss Braid Bio Ads-
aide &c. In ported by HARPkR& LDVETT No l5g broad
chants invited 10 call.
The Nevada journal., 1860-04-06

AQUATIc.-Taking wee bit of ride to Grass
Valley the other day, were surprised to find
the town, contrary to expectation, lying along a
considerable body of water and not to be entered
from this direction but by crossing the aforesaid
sheet. We build bridges across all our deep
chasms and would suggest to our Grass Valley
friends that such are found to be really great
conveniences. Fording will do for natives but
strangers not provided with plummet and line,
apt to be nervously affected after the turbid
liquid has risen about the horse to the vicinity
of the belly-band in the first thirty yards, and
when the middle of the pond is not reached by
some seventy odd yards more. We read that
Sacramento streets in q navigable state the
B,lletin tells us that Newfoundland dogs of a
large size do swim in a pond at the corner OF
Kearney and California streets, in San Francisco
but beg of our sister town not to copy the
outlandish fashion.
The Nevada journal., 1860-04-06

TALL SHoorING-NEvADA AGAINST THE
World A little the best shooting We ever
q beern tell on y was done on Monday by Mr..
D. NJ. Farney, gunsmith in the employ of Mr..
z. P. Davis, of this city. He actually killed
two turkeys placed at distance of $50 yards
just half a mile--with a light rifle carrying 2
ninety to the pound, and with globe sights
There was no telescope used on the occasion.
The turkeys were set on the ground with moth
ing behind to bring them into prominent relief.
1t may be remarked too, that the turkeys were
set up at bit shot and cost Mr. Varney two
bits less than the original cost. The birds were
put up by Messrs A. G. Pier and NJ. L. Marsh,
and afforded no speculation but considerable
amusement
The Nevada journal., 1860-04-06

ANOTHER JOHN GILPIS.-The interpretations
denizens Of this christian burg were startled, if
not frightened, the other day, by the sight of an
apparition in broad day light, which made every
eye start from its socket riveting the attention,
and holding all spell-bound Atamoment when
nothing more out of the natural order of events
than dog fight was anticipated, solitary horse
man might have been seen coming down the
street at break neck speed. The rider was
dressed in the traps of child of the Celestial
Empire. His tail steamed out in horizontal
position. His clothes fluttered like bag or a
stake in a spanking breeze. The Asihtic Gilpin
clutched the saddle pommel as if life depended
upon that protuberance At every bound of the
horse the Chinaman worked upon the pivot
formed by the hands at the aforesaid pommel ::
his bent body moving the third part of the arc
of a circle and striking the saddle like a tilt
intervals of two seconds exactly. The concus-
sion drove as regularly the word, WHOA, from the
internal organs ofspeech of the frightened horse
man nearly as Chinese articulation can ap-
proaeh English sounds, but to no effect. And
Thus the apparition passed out of sight. Ross
Brownies trial-ride on his celebrated charger was
nowhere approaching this in the intensity of in
terest it created.
By continual and regular action of the human
tilt hammer upon the back of the animal, he was
induced to submit to the rein of the rider after
mile heat, to the great relief of the disciple of
Confucius.
The Nevada journal., 1860-04-06

THE MAMMOTH HOSE SEwER.-We lately an
hounced the invention of a machine for sewing
hose, by Mr.. Q. Rice, of this city, and which we
predicted would work a revolution in hose max
ng At that time We had not seen the machine
work to any satisfactory extent, only enough to
BE- convinced Of its ultimate success. few
days since we were pleased to witness the per-
formanee of the hose sewer fer some time, and
actually sewed several yards, and capitaly toe,
ourself. Without doubt the machine is all that
we predicted, and more. 1t can be made to sew
yard minute easily. Three parallel seams
about three quarters Of an inch apart are sewed
at the time, The stitch is the same as or
similar to that made by Wilson's sewing ma
chine, and is far stronger than is usually made
by hand. The cord used in sewing can be of any
required size, and the Canvass of any thickness,
single, double or TRIBE. As the hose is made
passing over and off cylinder of the required
diameter of the hose, double hose can be con-
structed by the machine to sustain an equal
pressure on both thicknesses, the fit being nicer
than can easily be obtained by drawing one hose
this vicinity have pronounced in favor of tho
hose made by the machine in preference to that
made by hand, and we are informed that the
proprietors of the Sewer are receiving orders
from all quarters for their work, which is done
for about half what it can be done for by hand.
As sail and tent maker this machine is sure to
supersede all other modes. The rapidity of its
execution and the nicely and strength of the
work will commend it every where. A job may
be ordered from Orleans Flat tonight and put
upon the stage for that place in complete order
and finished beautifully, tomorrow morning.
Three strong seams will insure no rip. The
dispatch and cheapness of the making will COM
mend the machine made hose to every body.
We learn from Mr.. Rice that he designs con-
structing machine expressly to manufacture
hose for garden use.
The Nevada journal., 1860-04-06

THEATRE.-The Metropolitan Minstrels ap-
peared at the Theatre Monday night TO a
first rate house. The tirst part of the perfor-
nance did not appear to be adapted to the taste
of the audience. The latter part, howeter. was
capital and more than made up for any defcien-
cy fancied or real in the first elicitiny much ap-
plause. The company consists of that smart
little prodigy, Lolita, Madam Wilson. Rosa Tour
nsur Julia Davenport and Messrs C. C. Eeene,
7. W. La Font, and others We learn that the
Minstrels will return again to our city on a pro-
fessional visit in a few weeks
The Nevada journal., 1860-04-06
Virginia House and Lot!
Il @ Ee = Al e.

THE Subscriber offers his well known
i stand for sale, which is centrally located,
aud well fitted up. Also, all the Furniture at
tachsd 10 the House. The Bar and fixtures, with
a good variety of Liquors will also be sold. The
house is a two story frame, 24x40 feet, with a
good cellar, "a feet square, and well fitted up,
adapted for a Saloon; also, well of good water
on the premises. The Lot is I66 #. deep and
471 wide, with board fence around it eight feet
high. The terms will be made easy by applying
on the premises. FRANK CAREER.
Nevada, March 80, 1esn.-iy
The Nevada journal., 1860-04-06

FAvoRs.-J. E. Hamlin, of the Broad St. Book
Store, has our thanks for the Ladys Book, and
the principal papers from the East, in advance
of all others.
WE ARE indebted to Langton's Pioneer Ex-
press for the Territorial Enterprize and the
Downieville papers. 1t is an important fact
that Langton sends an express to Washos from
Downisvills every Monday morning.
The Nevada journal., 1860-04-06

DEPARrED.-A. A Sargent and n. P. Brown.
bsqrs., both aforetime connected with this paper,
left on Monday with the hope of not failing TO
connect with the boat of yesterday for the At
iantic States The former goes as Delegate to
the chicago Convention; the latter for good
time generally. Both have the wishes of scores
OF trends for prosperous voyage and speedy
return.
The Nevada journal., 1860-04-06
THE NEVADA JOURNAL.
FRIDAY MoRsfSG, APRIL 9th 1860.
kdR SALE.

am desiroas Of engaging in more active EN-.
ployment than thai of Editing Newspaper, and
therefore offer one half the NEVADA JOURNAL
Office for sale on liberal terms. The institution
is a good paying one, and for editor or pfac-
tical printer, am confident no better place can
be found in the State. Terms made easy.
E. g. WAITE.
The Nevada journal., 1860-04-06

JOSEPH BRos.-This new but progressive firm
is fixed permanently in the old stand of Sol
Kohlman, corner Of bread and Pine The house
is winning its way to public favor.
The Nevada journal., 1860-04-06

JAS. MCLEARx will hereafter run the Express
to Dutch Flat and intermediate places, having
purchased the route Of Sam Hervy.
The Nevada journal., 1860-04-06

HONE JoURNAL.-The Cal. Home Journal
commenced its fourth volume on the 3lst ult.
1t is creditable paper and We hope will live to
good old age.
The Nevada journal., 1860-04-06

MORE DEPARTuRES.-Mrs. Jesse S. Wall
Mrs. Robert Morrison, and James Churchman
are among the departures for the steamer Of
yesterday,
The Nevada journal., 1860-04-06

t. 7. THOMPSON, it will be seen by reference
now holding forth nearly opposite the National
Exchange, You will find saddlery and harness
there till you can't rest.
The Nevada journal., 1860-04-06
United States Esatsls

In the matter of Reports of justices Of the Peace
and for the Codnty of Neeada. as also Cen,tables.
ORDERED that the Justices of the Peace in and
" for the County of Nevada. be and they here
by required to tie their repJrs of fine. collected in
their respective Courts, with the amounts paid oveI
to the County Treasurer according to the require
ments of lsw the first Monday. OF February May,
August and November in each year, showing the
amounts of such fines applied in payment of costs In
each case.
An it is further ordered that all bills Of Of
Justices of the Peace and Constables charged
against the County in criminal shall be pre-
and that such bills must show items of service for
which fees are charged and must he accompanied
with the dfdavit of the party that tie Is cor
rect and true and that part the has been
paid.
BY order of the Board OF Supervisors.
mChl6 J. ; LAMBERT Clerk
The Nevada journal., 1860-04-06

LUBEc presents another magnificent lay out
at his store. New Goods is his battle cry.
See his posters.
The Nevada journal., 1860-04-06

T. L. HAM has disposed of his interest in
the Sierra Citizen to his partner, Homer King.