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The semi-weekly mountain Democrat., 1860-09-01
.Santain Democrat.
The Embarrassn.s snt Of Lovers.

=
The EmbaPPassMen ent 0f Lovers.
~ ALICE cAIET.
Somebody loves me, am sure,
think l love him toOi
II foolish actions are proof,
The evidenee win do!
! thought we both had common sense,
Yet manage as VIC may,
We never say the thing we mean,
Nor mean the thing We say.
We sat, but yesterday, alone
With twilight son and dim,
And though he only mused Of me,
And Of only him,
He asked me for my thoughts, and said
That his were Of his youth;
or course answered him without
A lavish waste Of truth.
And always, when he takes kiss
Nay, never frown ct me
know you've been kissed at least,
know you've wished to be-!
And yet such very wicked things
Arc shocking to the good
tried 70 look 50 hoTriied,
A. any lady should.
Iwonder II tho wedding ring
would bind OF break the charm
can't see how in such case
II could do any harm.
And then know that married folks,
Though how I cannot say,
Do manage with their love so well,
It's never in the way.
The very thought afiictS my mind
With such depending fits,
That II part with him, fear
I'm part with half my wits;
And II the priest should make us one,
In name and spirit, too,
t know I'D be beside myself,
- So what am l 70 40
The semi-weekly mountain Democrat., 1860-09-01

A QUAKER had his broad -brimmed hat
blown off by the wind, and chased it a
long time with fruitless and very ridicu-
lOus zeal. At last, seeing a roguish boy
laughing at his disaster, he said to him:
" Art thou profane lad?"
Tho youngster replied that he some
times did little in that line.
"Then," said he, taking half-dollar
from his pocket, "thou mayest damn that
fieeting tile fifty cents worth"
The semi-weekly mountain Democrat., 1860-09-01

DEATH AND SLEEP.-The Angel of Deatl
and the Angel Of Sleep walked in a fra
etrnal embrace over all the earth 1t was
evening, and they laid themselves down
on . hill not far from the dwellings, of men.
A mournful tranquility prevailed around,
and the evening bell had ceased in the
-neighboring viifage. Still and silent as is
their wont, sat both the benefcent spirits
in . loving embrace, and the beautiful
night drew on.
Then the Angel Of Sleep raised himself
from his messy couch, and scattered with
light hand the unseen dust of Sumber.-
The evening breeze waited it to the quiet
abOdes of the weary countymen. Sweet
sleep steals over the inhabitants of the
village col, over the old man who leans
upon his staff, and over the young child in
the cradle. The sick forget their pain;
moatners; their sorrow the poor, their
cares. All eyes are closed.
But now, his employment ended, the
benefcent Angel Of Sleep turned towards
his more serious brother. "When the
morning light appears" cried he with in
nocent joy, "men will give thanks to me
as their friend and benefactor. 0, what
joy to bestow good in secret and unseen
How happy are we, the invisible msSscn.
gers Of the Good Spirit! How beautiful
are our silent duties!"
So spake the friendly Angel of Sleep.
The Angel Of Death answered in silent
sorrow, while tears, such as the immortals
weep, stood in his large dark eyes: "Ah."
sighed he, "would that | might, like thee,
bear with me those joyful thanks! The
world calls me its enemy, the destroyer of
its happiness"
20, my brother" replied the Angel of
sleep, twill not the good, when they
awake, acknowledge me as their friend and
benefactOr, and gratefully bless thee p
Arc We not brothers and messengers of
one father?"
Thus he spake, and the eyes of the An.
gel Of Death beamed brightly, as more
tcnderly he embraced his brother spirit
The semi-weekly mountain Democrat., 1860-09-01
Remarkable Cure Of Cop.umn,ion.

The almost mira ,ulouS that has been effected
10 my case -omrts ue 10 nparf 10 ihos- of my fel.
low creatures Who may be suffering from like aiiio
zion, the source ~ Teiicf with short description u
NY ease. Several Year, RE", my health brgan To
lail. was ATTACKED by general weakness and dc.
bilNy which reduced me to the iaeTe shadow Of MY
ioriner self A. ths, stage sought MEDICAL assist
Ancc, And expended large amounts, hut without the
least benenciai result. That fell destroyer Consump
ton had already seized upon my vitaIS. was daily
drawing, clOrer TO the tomb my PHI scianA held out
hope OF recovery; my strength had wasted, and
was IN state of almost utter pFOstTatlon. vas In.
formed by my physicians that theJ could do nothing
for me except to smooth my path 60 the grave,
when most fortunately, applied u Dr. l.. J. Cap.
kay aud am nov n well and perfectly sound man
II IL duicult for me 10 express the emotions Of eeest
gratitude experience when realizing the imncaSu-
Tabic service ] have received ut the hands Of pr
CEapkay aud feel rejoictd that Is at least in my
poser to tender this feeble recognition Of his great
skli and capacity. To the afflicted would say do
not despair, for whatever may br the nature Of your
case am conhdent that you will And relief by AI,-
plying toDr. l.. J. CEapkay.
There Is balm In GilsAd. and there Is n phvsiciau
There" HENRY wESSLING, IL. 81
Subscribed and sworn to before me, this 18th day
Of October, A. u. lsj9. City and County of Sai,
Francisco, In the &aie Of California
tL.s1 ~. THIBAULT, Notary Public.
:, The undersigned IL personally acquainted With
Henry WesSling, and knows that the clrrums,an
related IN the foregoing certificate are true lie saw
Menry wrestling during his illness, and bears willing
testimony &c the fact Of his remarkable cure by DR.
I'D C1apkAy. H. 81 A. R0SENHEiM.
Subscribed and sworn to before me, this l7th dav
Of October, A. DISo9 City and County Of Han FRAN
cisco, in the State Of California.
liz 81 ~. THIBAULT, Notary Public.
The semi-weekly mountain Democrat., 1860-09-01
JAMES ORR,
MER RELIANT TAILOR,
Main Street, opposite the Post Once,
PLACERVILLE,

Has Just received choice lot Of CASSIMERES
prepared to make up at short notice. and in the beet
manner. Also, q lot of AMOSKEAG DENNIS
OF the heaviest quality, for OvERALI.S. Those
wear the article Will find it to their advantage
to purchase one pair and try them, and thew viii
find them much the cheapest goods they can wear.
The semi-weekly mountain Democrat., 1860-09-01

A YOUNG LADY in town is so refined in
her language, that she never uses the
word "blackguard-n but substitutes
Colored sentinel"
The semi-weekly mountain Democrat., 1860-09-01
The GrsGtest Dtasorsry sT tie AOe-S,rsat Rs.s.
sing to Adnkiad-IanOceaf. bit P,feaf

The CrsGtest DiaSorsry sT tAS A0e-Srsat RRes.
""g TO Adnktnd-JanOcent, bet POteat.
DIR. L. J. CzAPKAY's PrOphlactIcum, lfdIsin.
Iectlng aeentJA sure preventive against GonorrhOea
and Eyphltic diseRses, and an unsurpassed rcInedv
Tor AZ VeneIeal ScT0fOus, GAngrenous and Cancer.
Gus Ulcers FGtid Discharges from vagina, Uterus
eases. HOr sale at DR.. L. J. Cxapkay1 once. SacrS
mento ct, below Montgomery, opposite PaciHc Nail
steamship Co.'S ONCE. As inocuIation i aprsven-
i've aEain.t small pOx, 20 Is Dr.. L. J. CEapkAy'a
rrophIacaicum preventive against eyphilltlc and
GOnoTTheal Diseases. Harmless in ltSel posseSs--
&C. Ine power Of chemically destroying the eyphItio
virus, and thereby saving thousands Of debauchees
from being infected By the most i0AIhSome Of ali
diseases. Let no young man Who apprecIa health
be without DR.. CEapkay's Prophllactieum. IL Il In
very convenient packages, aud will be found con-
Venlent 70 use, being used As . soap. Price, eA
AllOrders must bsaddresseitO L, j. Czaukaw.
n. u san Francisco, California. jyijSu
The semi-weekly mountain Democrat., 1860-09-01
NEW GOODS!
SPRING AND SUMMER
CLIO t II Z N G-

BAMBERGER Il sILBERMAN
TTAVE received their entire invoices Of New
and Fresh Goods. selected for this and the
Waslloe Trade, and Offer, amongst large and gen
cral assortment, the following:
Fine Black Cloth Frock Coats,
Fine Black Cloth Sack Coats,
Fine Fancy Cashmere Business Goats,
Pine Cloth Raglans, Flannel Suits,
Fine Black and Drab Alapaca Coats,
Linen Coats. Pants and Suits,all new styles,
Tine Black Doeskin Pants,
Fine pian and Fancy cHssimere Pants,
Linen and Cottonade Pants, large assort-
Ui"nt.
Fancy Silk, Satin, Cashmere and Mar
seilles Vests.
Trunks, Valises and Carpet Bags, Blan-
kets,
Straw, Wool and Cashmere Hats,
Davis d Jones' Shirtsall the varieties
Boots. Shoes, Caters. etc.
To all cf which We iESi'" the attention "f the
Tradc-aud in making LOW PRICES, We sha!l
tempt the Public To purchase Of MS.
irlG in BAMBEEGER SlLBERMAN.
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CPECIFICATIONs FOR THE CONTR ACT
? 5er paving win roan5 stones The sds q osronde
Old Basin along Canal uarondee Claiborne
on lie houses side 'e4 'Ae 'AA4us''e
The earbsonss which may be necessary for the lining of the
shall he of North Aver Blue or ebe stones s Of saua
~ sna an On na d and
arng fom three to nix feet long rem sixteen 10 thirty
inches Wide and net s san nh ars s and hs chs S
manner end with apertues nicely cut through the
sepsred IN Lengths Of from he 10 * ses ~
every foot Of lis hight towards the adjoining sidewalk sha
also be solid fixed and backed II me approved
No curbsone less than three and half inches shorter
& II M asionn~ IN IA d N NJ ~
work s~''s''
onlsd and sd IN accordance Win directions to Be given By
nted and laid bed Of London gravel sn harp sand four
inches thick.
take up relay according lines and grades to be
which may be found ont Of place and ao 10 repa hs
ing OF the sidewalks which may be disturbed damaged by
The gutter shall be of North blue stones Of the
feet Twelve inches vide and not hsn ou bh
sy sh NJ. n asr sngh as hall b well
bed Of London gravel and sharp sand not ess than four
thick with slope q inch towards the bsiones
to the grades be given BY The City surveyor ali old gutter
The round Stones shall be either sea- shore or bank stone. Of
hs RI = a q @ not les as M inches long They
I,t ~ nv W a 3e " Ne ahu not less thhn Tour inches
other and make close and broken Joints and ali ha -
laid their points, all those laid on The at shan be rejected
Prior laying paving the roadway SIAN IL
rrads and renndng u he Nv :, Nv sh, ~ WIZ vi
ass,.s as,irs- -. ss Y .e y anu sna
stone paving shall then be land - '0441
~ 5Onss s,sa ~ ~ ~ win ny nVel sand ana are,
asnrd .;ss od Az n, Ian w a Psshs snAil oc wei
~ Tanson .s,s and ae ma ,as a e Nn ses sne
well can,nressed with a f0 ponnd roller and pa Ky Is
coating u inches d lake shells and sharp ssnd @n
g opened for travel '-s '''es' s's'' ''isi
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CpECyFIcATIONs concerning the right or
Il i . q = q "a az Msa S. asn-
said MeiaIris Road 70 the Bayou 81 John Bridge.
Canal street Il Ten feet from he carbsionss bordering NE neu
sIa ground At Rampant street and running down
ne said Metae Road down The Bayou ST. John
q ten feet rem tbs ebsionss bordering the neutral ground
cemmsnens Rsnpsrt street running down n Straight
d saps Road q hs bsssn Bridge 's esn's
through ss % os Ssaa e
liked double track railroads. The tracks shall DO Of ave feet
II ely !. Ss ., sps
The lie Il he roads shan be of the
sssl Quality and shall have the following dimensions owit
81 Suing a1 ps sss ss s &
paving s stress whes tie same are psyes As vel,
the sheng Of the he same shelled shall Be
5 e sf e Fl
s as Sasa s M S VEL m
distances Of two feet apart the Of said
rails shah placed re rails shall not me6 s
than 5 es to the ward The paving Of the shall then
manner and The satisfaction Of the City Surveyor
~ Ia @ l. s ss5s ss s A.
yorkmanke manner and TO the entire satisfaction of the City
shall be Of the same description as those used in III,
city Of Philadelphia and If such Dimensions wilt hi,
ears drawn BY horses or males and II more thar
abreast The shall per day and night as ID,
Is ss sy as bat Ro a.
u us "a anq sssy sa MY y minutes firm y osSck
sss rs VIZ q s s
cars md for the violation of his essss or q any
ordinance now existing OF that may hereafter BE- enacted
liable 10 due Of len dollars for each and
every cfense. besides All damages alisng iheTefrom.
repair condition during the continuance Ii their privilege
he paved and mpaxed through which the said tracks
rese Or neglect e Keep said streets
d bridges IN good order and condition. the city shall
= and Il Ike event Il u hs
5 s & ss ss shall be e.
,a ss , sssasss track shall be exclusively for
tes cars running from the Bayou Bridge % The city
street, running towards ~ Nv :. hsa
the contractor Contractor binding himself or
The adjudication BY the comen Council Ana ,os appsor
The or contractors shall be bound 10 .. am.
said roads sufficient number PASSENGER cats ~ ~
down said roa Is hersnbe ore required and ~. s ~ sa
for ~ materials ana labor required for tbs an
4 The Cy Nav Orleans shall liable Tor any er
materials arnishsd er these reads and every outlay
expense Of whatsoever kind shah b. borne by the contractor
Tue csnraeor or contractors shan furnish good and solve
sscuy satisfactory the Council IN The n
thousand dollars to the faithful performance Of
Tbs fare between Rampant sress and the Bayou Bridge
dstancs between hee points shall not exceed ten cen
fke eontrstof Of contractors shah annually pay into the q
1Fessa3 npon the assessed value Of said rosds axsnges
hztrfes be assessed By The susi mode Of
The rAa shall be constructed under the supervision Of tbs
ss5a "a z aeeoAnee ~ish the lines and gfsoes 10
ardsssscod hist IN case Of AIlus ~ the sssrae
I & n sss lie cne Be- dssa Win e ss .'
sheh The segk being sxssused the caanc shall have
A a seepifsd BY article i95 Of the Civil Code who
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EPWGxFXCATx0Hx roncernsng the right If
81 Way III 4tniy <tsf4 for funnnf double TACK
@p@4 M cssr a. Espi4aade from Rsnpars tbs
~ couor n eoniractors <la be bound 10 eon.trur,
z1EA {e shove nnzaet street, within the hereinafter
dzsd dontletfark railroads The tracks shs Be Of Eve
To- ~ 1xs<Ehtbs nelc< Euass The rail-. shall Be Of The
lE N1c1 sen bz see1 n The sarvcyers once The nals
~ ~ 1@'l have ths following dimensions tew The
~ s b. eher Of cypress yell pine six BY eight inches
~ 9t et o1x ard the airing piecss either Of rress
yezo@ r1Ae i've ~ eight inches. tR7ss
~ Ieyiu6 q tha street wheff lie paved well
~ sanK pf thu street. where the sbeed shall Be
ss es g. stress shall be graded % proper grade 10 be
~ iss GU serseysF and .hel receive layer q four
luua hsfd fpunda ion The ses shsl then b
1z@aee> q TIVE fset apart The Top said
- 1lzl - placed and the TOP 81 said string
- Heu <zIl< shall hc ri.ccd III rails shall not weigh
~ g khe yssd. To paving Of shs sffs@ shall than
~ tne ea.raclor eoafseIo m tie kssf workman
ssf snd % ihs ENTIRE safaelsn Il The City Surveyor
.is ~ ~ s s'ss n e. yst paved he lines q .d
uA1asr snd % the satire satisfaction Of The Ciiy
shsI! : Il IL sasss ds.,p..ou :. d.. u. :, 49,
81 <pd u aach dinen-jons IA vii ses h,.s~
Ing eezA shall 1e draws VI hefxe ~ rnuieS ANA II
ait San onc hc1.e mule b uz 5F .rS ~ s7 M =
o - coetsscsr " sonisssss = ess PER aa5 nd
- Erer han ever t<fn ninsfs, TX, * ,,hs
e7* ~ oHinf< n ~ 4nd every thirty ni1aes ffa1 ii il
q NJ aat iQains The fp2ca II ks AZ. <fii .
- fnlt* laF hour Al that mag b. mn AZ "a
bsxn ospset and asybfeak sbs ha pfnsids4 81 tt ~
arle N4ed se rear light placed n ,anr nss,,.e ~
She esee q The ears and for violation Of ibis clause d ~
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CoMPTRoLLER--slEEICIAI


appng % court olnsice 70 annu the same and without IN
denniis and u also well understood fhAf n eas i'm o
shall At time abandon work ar NM ilnh ana
compiAse NE same "a conformity with his cnntrac sbe som
tractor shall forfeit all claims may have or ary NAN ~ Nv
work done ~ HIN up 70 'he date Of the abandonment and thai
TIE city shall he thereby discharged from any and Mi
thsfeor snd u is also well understood that ia ease of such an
nem y ne contract OF Of such abandonment Of the con
itArto tue ciy OF New Orleans The right -
rites IN sulido = ~ Ss'Ae'e anu uis see"'
right o. way shall be awarded to party or parties offer
asses penns lot the privilege said paid
70 VIII Une nfth cash sgnr The contract before
The City Notary aud e balance AZ one two three and foar
~ nees o. me purchaser purchasers endorsed
= q the Finance Committees with rate
he said railroad fixtures other shall
TsNer 70 he city Al the expiration Of the twenty yeass priv
ee on valuation 10 be
ss one q hs appointed BY the and
.A oner ~ the city, and in the Of disagreement
sa ssnio1 between ssid persons thus appolned third
party umpire shall he appointed by Of
the decision therehy had o be hnal
New Orleans It'll May, 1861
lsignedl LOUIS H. PILE City Surveyor.
Boards Of the Common Council
Signed n 7. yENNARD,. 3rvs.,.,r.a
lSignedl ROBERT HUYGHE S"-
my1O ~
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CoNPTRoLLER's OFFICE, Z
City Of New Orleans. May 9, 1860. s
mn kI22-l

CoNPTRoLIxR's OFFICE,
City OF New Orleans, May 9, 1860
mo. 5122.l
Reorc That Comptroller he hereby authorized
to adadcate 70 the hghe bidder after days notice
the official journal contract for the right Of
track railroad and the privilege Of running thereon for
tweny Canal street. Rampant the
are Ridge themes down said Mctae Ridge the Bayou
ohn All Of said construction Of tracks style Of rates Of
fare speed to be IN accordance with the specifications
the surveyor and said adjudication 10 be subject approval
OF rejection of the Common Council
laignedl JOHN T. MONROE,
President Board Of Assistant Aldermen.
lsgnedl J. o. NIXON,
President Board Of Aldermen.
lSignedI GERARD STITH, Mayor.
Notice Is hereby given that SATURDAY ID Of June
1850 viii adudcste at my Office at IL O'Clock NJ the
contract.
myIo ~ V. DUPLEssIs Comptroller
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STATE OF LOUISIANA, PARIsH or ORLEANS, !
Fff. ~ NJ. n-l..na

STATE LOUISIANA, PARIsH or ORLEANS,
City Of New Orleans. !
that the 12th day January 1850 be-
me- subscriber Justice Of for
city Aforesaid personally appeared Thos soo President
James Edwards Secretary Of the Sun Mutual Insurance Com
pany of New Orleans who being duly according TO law
depose say that the Just rus
and transcript from the books Of said company
THos. sL0o, President
JAS. EDWARDS, Secretary.
subscribed before this 2fh day January
1860. D.F. MITCHELL,
Second Justice OF the Peace Parish Of Orleans
The Board OF Directors have resolved pay interest Of SIX
PER CENT IN CASH, the outstanding Certificates Of
Profits the holders thereof their legal representatives
and after the 18th day Of February Also declare
dividend Of FORTY PER CENT 40 per cent? the ne
premiums Of the Company the year ending Dceem
Der 3 1859 tor which certificates will issued the 18th
March next.
The Directors, reserving ONE MILLION OF Doll
LARS Of profits have further resolved all the outstanding
Certificates Of Profits Of the issue of the year 1886 be redeemed
and paid the holders thereof their legal
and after the 18th day Of February The Certificates be
produced the time Of payment for csnceent and interest
on same cease after the 3lst December, 1859.
THOMAS sI.oo, President
JAMES d. DENEGRR, Vice President.
JAMES EDWARDS Secretary.
DIREuroRs.
James d. Denegre E. ~ Hart,
A. d. Kelly, John G. Ricks
Hugh Wilson. J. H. Staufer,
j. Y. de Egana, H. 7. Lonsdsle,
Henry Renshaw John q. Gaines.
A. O. Tremouiet, Thomas Sloo
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L II. BOIRON. -. b. BORON.
~ 81 ST. CHARLES STREET.

B. Boron has the honor inform his and the
public In general that he has received per arrivals from
uave and per via New York. complete assortment
Of Fall ahd WHITE Goods which
the following part Gents Linen Shirts
Cotton Shirts White and Golored Flannel Underhirts and
Dawes White and Colored Cotton Undesrts Drawers
Socks Of all Materials Stocks Neck Ties Csvats Wooden and
Gloves Cambria Handkerchief Brushes
Porte Monnaies Cutlery Glass Ware Toilet Pow
Boxes Ladies' Fancy Casks Scent etc. ETC.
Umbrellas always hand Perfumery Luhins Pinands
socete Hygienique's,
Mr. BORON having removed his SHAVING ROOM, will
enabled the LADIES' whom he added 70
his extensive stock of Goods Ladies' Wear.
The Hair Department,
For both LADIES and GENTS a way give the
utmost satisfaction The scest attention viii be paid all
orders for Ready Made HAIR being supervised by Mr. Boron
himself
JB BORON
d9 ON q ST. Charles street.
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SPECIFICATIONS FOR THE CONTRACT
- for filing Wafer street. Csispe Julia streets
Water street from calope 10 Julia shall be fed up
with river sand be take from such place fbe
be designated BY The City Surveyor conformity with
lie ns scsny sstsd shah bs Dressed 70 tie curve
surface The Whole % entire satisfac-
don Of The City Surveyor.
an he ailE required shall be furnished by the contractor
The contractor shall bind himself to begin the work in the
order q the City Surveyor the river will be low
enough ALLOW the taking Of sand from the bafture and
dollars day for sach and day thereafter the
sssa Of sao shah be required to guarantee
Payments in cash the completion Of the work
ance Of the same by the City Surveyor.
well understood that in Of failure by the
dxed q IN the Council be dissatisfied with the manner
which the work being executed the Council shall have the
right 70 annu the contract without patng the IN
default A. required BY article 1905 Of the Civil Code ana with
applying to court Of Justice annul The and without
indemnify and Il l. also well in case the
tractor shall At any tune abandon the work. not finish end
contractor shall forfeit all claims may have any part
o. he work done BY him ny the date of the abandonment
liability therefor and i Is also we'll UNDERSTOOD that IL case he
contract be rsod, the and his securities shall
had and bound in eido 20 INTO the city all loss differ
taced perform the work the prices At which il MAY
be adjndicaied At a resale DISQUALIFICATION.
Bids to be cubic yard Of fng for the whos
e me number OF yards to be FIRST ssceainsd by the City
New Orleans, May I, 1860 {s4ss s
lsignedl LOUIS H. PILE
City Surveyor.
Approved by the Committees Streets Landings Of both
Boards OF the Common CORNELL
lsignedl H. 2. yENNARD, echs,,n..
$1,000 ~. a ,oso hobEkf HufGHE,
myio Il HENRY DUREI. for Comptroller
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lR THE CONTRACT

Notice hereby given that WEDNESDAY MAY g. 1850
viii adndcaie my oee Il o'clock NJ the above con
tracts
myl0 LIT v. DUPLESSIS Comptroller
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS


shah torfel. all clnms he haye Tor part q the
done by him the date Of Zoe ahandonment and that
isersS an h i ssc wei derstood that Is case the contract
re The contractor and his sesIites shall be held and
he ps4cs It which be contractor originally eorced q per
ares resale or readadieation. - - "''A-'-' -
superficial yard Of stone paving furnished
stones nsd and laid complete 00' 81 euro ana su's'
AsT ss Sr,s~'' LOUIS H. PrIIf. Civ s,rvsvo,
Approved BY the Committee, Streets and Landings q
- Is sssssSI RoST yEES syaEgs. oA.Irm..
Registered ssi Nay .. 1850. - 7 : : IN -
myl0 i2i HENRY DuREL. for Comptroller.
co~rTg on e orrrsr. err n.l,l
rNo Ne y % oer1sans, May 70, 1850. )
Resolci That the Comptroller be hereby author
the official journal for paving with square blocks Ex
snanse isse % h street said work
oee and me saaasson e be subject to the approval
g, President Board Of Assistant aid. Aldermen
...,.s -, * ,sso President Board Of Aldermen
isSnsdl GERARD sTIrH, Mayor
Notice Is hereby given that on WEDNESDAY "a, ma.
lse win adudca'e at my Office at Il O'Clock M above
myll 1T V. DUPLEssIs. Comptroller.
CoMPTRoLLRR,s osFIoE,
oity OF New Orleans July I, ISIS.
mo. 2129.l
l,,,s Thsf the Comptrcller be and
standing u the ieis Journal hat IN ~
any iii i against spR re cy s snissa
accordance With The ordinance referred to- - IN
lss''1' President Board u A TsAoY .,a.,n.,
-. -, ,s.. President Board Of Aldsrmen
tsignedI JOHN l. LEWIS. Mayor.
The attention of the officers of the city and of ,bs
spsctfully called to the foregoing resolution. : =
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