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COTTON PLANTERS

Ars'respec,fu'ly invited 10 call and examine
the Cylinder
COTTON GIN
patented September II, 1e4s-April q, 1856
81 August q, 1859
Together with Certificate. from respectable
and experienced planters, fully establishing
the following important advsntageaover ~
Clips now in use, viz:
/ Itdoes not cut or KNAPP the s:aple.
/ 2. Ii rejects ons-tl'ird more trash.
s. II gins faster. with the same power.
1. I, Is more simple. more durable, and
lesA liable to injure the ginner.
5. II enhances the value OF the cottos 4e
10 lie pr H. ms can b proved By actual
|saies. q
On exhibition and sale At the once ct the
A,e.t. ". S DONNELL = CO,
JJs Osnnsa ssssA New Ossssog
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SYRUP OF.THE
HYPOPH OSPu[TE
Of Lime, Soda, Potassa and Aro..

Of Lime, Soda, Potossa and Iro".
These Hypophosphi,es are comparatively
new class Of Salts. differing entirely from
the Phosphstes, and all other combinations
Of hosphorus. In very SHORT period of
time they have obtained atigh reputation
as Therapeutic agents, in cases of incipient
PHrHisis or CoSsuMrrIoN, and many other
affections.
We have large consignment Of the above
new and Compound Syrups, to which We
beg to call the attention of those suffering
IRON Phtl,isis Complaints Of the Chest, &c,
JAMES 4. NICHOLAS,
Chemist, Al fremont Street, Boston, Mas
sachuse.ts. ALLY.
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Shelf Coos biquvur Department.
We have . very EI& assortment Of
BOTTLED GOODS.
SAVE YO:R UORSESf

WE take great pleasure in recommending the
w Mexican Mustang Liniment rs . valuable and
indispensable article for sprains sores, scratches
or gals on horses. Our men have used it for ID,
we're burns bruises, sores, as jolts and rheumatic
pains, and al say it acts ike magic. We uss 10
khsf Itnimcnt. J. w. HEWITT,
. fbresaas for American, Herndon's and Wells.
Fargo 3 Co.'S Expresses.
Gen. leInen-I had negro woman worth twelve
hundred 3ollars Who took eDId from bad Lurt, and
vas useless for over year: ! had used everything
could hear Of withot benefit, until It'd the
Mustang linimcnt II has perfectly cured h3e
Respectfully yoan, JANIS DoaaAHcs.
Every planter, teSinsl1s, and family slpH.d IN -
Thu invaluable article Sold by ell respeclahls
dsaIsss svsryvhsrs. BARNES PA1k,
= ~ 1bCsisss0. HswYssk
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New Orleans Scli0ol Of Medicine.
Situated on Common street, opposite the Charity
: Hospital.
THE regular Course 6f Lectures in this Institu.
| ton will commonce on MONDAY, the 18th
November, 1859, and continue SEVENTY weeks.
FACULTY.
ERASMUS D. FENSBR, N. D~Professor of The.
ory and Practice Of Medicine.
ANTHONY A. PENISTON, MD, Professor Of
AUSTIN FLINT,M. b., Prof. of elm. Ned. and
Auscultation and Percussion.
SAMUEL CHOPIN, N. D., Professor of Surgery
ISAAC L. CRAWCOUR, n. D., Professor of Che.
mistrv and Jurisprudence.
HOWARD SMITH. Y. D., Professor of Natera
Met!ica and Therapeutics
JOHN N. W. PICTON, N. d., Professor of Disea-
SEES OF Womcn and Children
D. WARREN BRICKELL, N. D., Professor o!
CORNELIUS c. BEARD, NJ d. Professor of
Anatomy.
J. +. GRAIL, N. D., Demcnstrator Of Anatomy.
The Dissccting Rooms will be opened on the
] 18th OF October. Clinical instruction will be given
dolly in the wards of the Charity Hospital, and
three times week at the College Dispcnsary,
where the patients number about one hundred a
week The distinguished abilities Of Prof A.
Flint, DOtu rs y lecturer anu writer on CnnIcai
Medicine, will here find IN admirable field for
display.
The Professors vii! take pleasure in aiding the
Students to procure cheap and comfortable board
and lodging.
Amount Of Fees for the full Course of Lee.
lures sos 90
Fee ipaid but once) = 90
Dissectng Fee 10 90
f.,r<t, s,.c,
E. D. FENNER, ". D.,
Dean OF the Faculty,
No. 5-Carondelct street.
New Orleans April 1859.
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: Thssuhsciiher has on hand and'is constantly re-
ceivinga large and competoassortn'ent of Phiadcl-
phia manufactured Plantation and Road Wagons Cor
horsesAnd oxen, caneand othercarts, Draws, Tim
Der Wheels, Ok s~=- Carts, W heels,
Jersey EagoLs, AEM Baggage Wag-
OF ah.fni. and all other articles In the line mad
~ tie bees ia t1ssals and workmanship, warranted
20 be superorto any other manufacture, for .ae on
as good terms and lower than any other establish
meDt. Purchasers will find it to their interest to
callan examine before pufcha surg elsewhere.
4". DAVID G~WILSON,
No. "a Perdido Street, New Orleans.
Alfofthe sboye Articlesare manufac-
tured Of the best New Jersey White SaS
Oak With Bisek Locust Hubs. Also on sz:Ns6
hand large assortment Of Sugar and Cotton
Ploughs. s-sm.
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To Planters aud whom it may
cOnCCrMss

CO0CCYHs
flANIEL EDWARDS is now prepared to eve
~ cute with peculiar facilities, at T
his establishment, Nos IS, so anil as&L
30 New Leyee, and 81, 80 and Al
Fulton streets, New Orleans, Iron, Copper. Tin,
Sheet Iron, Brass Moulding, FINISHING, and Black.
smith Work.
work, challenges competition:
/. Chimneys; stretching. Stills,
: Juice Boxes, Fire Beds, Ash Pans.
:. Clarifies, Filtcrers, Heaters.
Copper, Tin and Pewter Worms, for Disil-
leries and Sheet-Iron Pipe.
EN- Planters and Others interested would do
web to cali and examine my STEAM TRAINS tor the
manufacture OF Sugar, before purchasing elsewhere
They have been in operation many years. and give
universal satisfaction. Parties leaving orders may
rely upon their execution with the utmost dispatch.
DANIEL EDWARDS.
Nos. IS, 80, and 80 New Levec, aud 81, 80 and II
Fulton streets, New Orleans. Ally
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-QUINfNE SUBSTITUTE.

QUlNfNE SUBSTITUTE.
FEVER AND AGUE-HOW TO CURE IT.
FORTY YEARS experience Of \ eelebra-
( ted Physician, DR.. q. J. Leeds, ha. Civ
en- us real specific r.ths cure of this ter
ribe malady. The meaning of the substitute
il, that it does not contain Quinine, Opium,
Morphine, or Arsenic, nor, indeed, any min
eral substances whstever; while j, possesses
ali tao advantages n other medicines. 1t is
a sure and safe remedy, aud can he used by
females during pregnancy. All fevers, such
As intermittent, remittent. and oil bilious
attacks, as we'll as servou, affections, will
Immediately succosb TO its power, leaving
the system perfectly renovated. It has as
tonished The Faculty.
For sale in New Orleans, Wholesale sud
Retail, by J. WRIGHT + CO., sl and isl
Charities street. 43Y
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CATAHOULA.'

CATAHOULA.
THE light-dranpht steamer CArAHoULA,
. 1 Capt. J. D.. Walker, will ply Is : regular
packet between New Orleans aud HaUison-
burg during low water, making shout ten
. day trips.
r. Passengers and shippers may rely
upon this Loat going through withost delay.
For freight q passage apply on board.
Nov. Is, Ie59.-tf
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IEY AND ENLARGED EDITION OF TIL
- - OLU. NEU oI.yDiS1 0sv1s
THE GLOBE:.

The Official Paper IF Congress.
The proprietor Of this excellent and use.
ful PAPER, proposes toeontinue the publica-
ton OF the Debates of Congress in fnll, in
GLIDING the laws passed. during the next ses-
sion, to commence on the 1st Monday Of
December 1857.
TEaas-One capy, daily, one year SIX /;
one cory during session Of Congress 50
C Congressional Globe anil. Appendix 8;
Weekly Globe, one year S..
JOHN C. IIvES.
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JAMES RAWs9N.
BOOK EfNDER

coaxERcr ST., nert door to s. N. d e. r. Ste'-ant
NATCHHK, MISSISSIPPI,
Lg- Blank Books made to order.1EH
Perso.s rix1;ng to hare Nusic Books and Maya
s;mes aesly bound hare orders met promptly BY
| sending 10 this office. 80
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WEEK. Y PACRET
60 =.
KATE DALE.

Rs-MoRrox, ....-..S. - MASTER.
THE light draueht packet steamer Eate
= Dale will from this edste ply - regular
weekly. packet between H.srisonburg and
New. Orleani during low water.
Leaves New Orleans every Saturday.
:. Leavea Harrisonburg every Tuesday Q r. H.,
cE Passengers and shippers may rely
confidently upon this arrangement being
permanent daring the time specified.
= Hsrrisonbsrg La. Nov. sU so. Sail
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PROBATE SALE.

aeuccessioh Of Joel Keen2n, deceased.
RY VIRTUE of order OF sale ISSUED
= from the Distr;cs Court Of the Parish Of
Catshoula, Louisiana. and to the Sheriff
thereof directed, l will, on THURSDAY,
the 18th day of January next, 1860, within
legal hours, At the late residence Of deceased,
offer q, public sale the following property
Of said succession
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One Mare,
:. Four Colts,
One Mule,
4 One Jersey Wagon,
One Old Buggy, and harness,
Farming Utensils,
Forty head Of Shse,
One Ferry. Flat, T.
One Ox-Waggon,
Two yoke of Oxen,
Twenty head Of Cattle,
;. Sixty head Of Hogs,
Bsdsteads and Bedding.
Gun, Books, and sundry articles
Of household and kitchen furniture.
Terms Of Sale.
Cash. st tho appraised value. and all arti:
Giles failing to sell for cash will be reoffered
ON same day fa what they will bring en-
credit Of twelve months, except sue articles
hs may selt for go and under, TOR which
cash win be required. Notes with approved
security, according to ~.
D. NJ. .pR1CHARD, Sheriff.
Dec. 81. 1889. prs. fee SIS 90
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sou T II E Z N.
B. +. GOODWIN, Master,

b. r. GOODWIN, Master,
FRGCSE 4 DORSEY. C1erls.
~. Passengers add slippers are respect
fully informed thot this boat has undergone
thorough repairs and resumed her place in
the above trade permanently for the season.
A liberal share Of patronage Is asked, and
saaisfMtion guaranteed to those tsnn0lli0g,
or cntruslinx thsirs business Nth the Lat.
Dvc.2i. 80. d.
e. Noah ID. R1EutDs, q k4son Rougs,
the sslasss1ioa ~ business generally Akfhe Land
Once At Baten Rouge. Psss0ss entrlsti1 busAs1s
10 him, may ssag uss ~ ssasiasae Feampf atten.
|. ton. In charges viii BE- modeFase.
April Io.j950, 4S-tf
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B. N. d f. A. WHITLOCK. d. CO.,
IMPORTERS and WHOLESALE
GROCERS. NEW YORK.

To Merchants, Druggists, and Hotel Pro
pyietors.
RIO those with whom we have not already the
- pleasure of doing business we respectfully So
iict trial and examination Of our ilnpss.xtians
stock and prices.
We keep nothing bit pure and satisfactory
goods, and aim to deal lbelaily and only with re-
liable houses
The larger our sales, the lower we can make the
prices, and the larger our .importations the lower
the cost to US in Europe, together with adyanta
ges in securing preferred vintases. &c.
In tho experience Of twenty years we. have
spared no pains to procure the most desirable
goods, direct fom producers, both abroad and at
home, and the varietyg extent and richness of our
stock may be tested edering whatever the con-
sumner may require III ID line, and we will guara,-
tee Against anv disappointment.
Our assortment IS always complete in
BranJiss, Wines. Liqueures
Ales, CordiaIs, Syrups,
bitters, Sauces, Segars.
rolaccos, Teas.
And choice Family and Plantation Supplies
Generally.
Shelf Coos Liqusur Department.
We have very dr. assortment Of
BOTTLED GOODS,
Imported exclusively for ourselves, with foreign
stamps also put up By ourselves in vs,y handsome
styles, and brands copyrighted and trade marks
securod and brands copyrighted and trade marks
secured, and at prices lower than cali be bottled,
except with the facilities that we have perfected
Premium Cremant Cabinet Champagne.
from Messrs. Rumart pere ct ils.,. Re.ns.
This wine we receive regularly and it t. steadily
growing in favor with the best judges and al who
try it. II is undoubtedly equal In quality to the
most costly champagnes; in order to introduce it
we sell at prices tribe less THAI the Heidssk.
NewYork, Nay 20, 1859. 7:6:y
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Leeds Foundry.
-s's-'-s ---& 1880 ~~1nr~>

NlW OI..UU0.
4 HE undersigned are prepared to furnish Verti-
l teal aud Horizontal Steam Engines Sugar
Mills, Vacuum Pans. Sugar Kettles, CHARTERS FIJI
tiers, steam and horse power draining Machines,
Saw Mills Gin Gearing, Iron Columns and Fronts,
for bdildings; Furnace Mouths, Crate Bras, etc,
aud all machinery required for t-c South.
They respectfully cull the particular at.en-
ton Of the planters Of Louisiana and the adjoining
States to their style of Steam Engines, Sugar Mills
Vacuum Pans and Draining Wheels which for
strength, durability and convenience have OF been
excellsd. LEEDS J. co
NOTICE TO SOUTHERN MERCHANTS
The subscribers are prepared to furnish ner.
chants with superior ayticle of
Cotton Gin Gear, Segment Cast
ings, Bolts, DC
At the very lowest prices. Also,
Southern P'ougl,s, Com Shelters, Hay Cs,-
tcrs Tanning Mills, Gtain
Cfadles. &..., &C.
49, ai-.-s.~..A e .-s.ras, ,s.s.
win be furnished pn application. by mail or other
wise. MAlkER d. McNALLY,
Nos. 1875 1877 Water street, NewYork.
r u Al La RID co
he ALER in Youths, Boys and Children-
" CLOTHING, corner of Canal and Old Leyee
streets, New Orleans. 4::y
J. WATERWAYS & Brother.
AEDWARE MERCHANTS, cor <xA
IL ner Of Common and Nasa-
zine streets, NEW ORLEANS. ~
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HUGH MILLER'S NEW WORK!
JUST PUBLISHED.
TIE CRUISE OF THE BETSEY!
OR;
Summer Ramile among the Fossiliferous Depos-
It's of the Hebrdes. With RAMRkEs OF GEor.-
oGlsr or, Ten thousand Milcs1ycr the FOSSIL
ferrous Deposits of Scotland. BY the lxie HUGu
MILLER. l2mo. PIP. 6S4. cloth rs.
Nearly the whole of large edition Of this work
has been exhausted by orders ip advance of publ
cation. Nothing need be said Of it save that it
possesses the fascination for the reader that
chara ctelizes the authors other works.
1E'KAA,RJ, E !; EDIz72E OF TIE
l2mo., CLOTH $1,2s.
This edition is reprinted from the last Edinburs
edition ind contains over huadyed pages Of en-
.irely new matter from the pen. Of HUGm MILLER.
IL contains also several new plates and cuts, and
an appendix of new notes, while the old plates
have been recngaved and improved.
New editions Of the authors other works, viz
{. Nv Schools and School Mastersp $ Footprints Of
the Greater" Testimony of the Rocks" and
!. First impressions Of England" may ROW be had
either separately or in uniform sets.
GOULD & LINCOLN,
Aug. rs 50 Washington Street, Boston.
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.A.c'ARD.

TO PARENTS, MERCHANTS, ETC.,
Who wish to give taeir Sons or Clerks a
+ Practical Business Education. in the
shortea possible time, and to toung
gentlemen whose TINE is
important.
49,
.DOLBEAR
COMMERCIAL COLLEGE.
OF THE CITY OF NEW ORLEANS,
Founded in lSS2-Chartersd ~ the Legisla-
turs of Louisiana, with Agricultural and
Mechanical Deps1ments--
Capital Stock, e960, COO:
Ii the New and spacians Iron Edifce. known as
STORY BUILDIN G..
5. e. corsaer 81 Cnmp anA Com
men streets.
ENrRAECE ON BOTH STREETS.
OPEN DAY AND EVENING.
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REGULAR WEEh'LY PACKET.
:, For Loser Teu.ak The 6ne nassenee
s,eamsrt lfsy, W. w. .RasaEK Master
will run q . weekly PACKET 10 the above
trsds during the coming season.
Sep. 20. 1850. s-lx-t.s.-
BEUF RIVER AND NEW ORLEANS
Regular Eisht my. Pacfk-s.
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city.
Msrchants -arrll here. lor CLERKS and
book-keepers. s.
Country merchants, steamboat clerks, etc.,
can learn in few days to keep their books
correctly, o. write free, handsome hand.
Catalogue with terms, opinions Of the
press and leading men d the nation, etc, sent
TO al who desire them.
This 10 the only chartered Comnlercial
College in the Sonth-west ard the Oldest In
The United States, and has stood for
MORE THAN A QUARTERO or A CENTURY
on its own merits alone.
Board can he had with the Professors, OF
other good families speaking English, Heuch,
Spanish or German, from IS to BE per week.
I N. b. 70 prevent mistakes, or imPositions,
Students intended Tor this College should
bring this advertisement or special -direc-
lions, as there are every winter temporary
soom9 open for : few months; 81. - cJnise.
mg1jng wonderful professions and promises,
and posting flaming placatde to enlig hten
The people q New Orleans and the South.
Wien three Of more form Clubs, and enter
At the same time, ten per cent, will be de-
Quoted from TUITION. !
Citizens and strHugen are respectfully
invited 10 visit the College and judge for
thsnAslsea The City i perfectly healthy.
Srock-H az is expecteds the citizens in
favor II Southern practixaI education sub
scribe y literally to this.uonE 1NsrIrUrIos
% they ever have 10 distant ones, The Agri-
cultural and Mechanicsl Departments will
be Il once put in operation, and the whole
placed on firm basis, 10 stand far ages rs a
permanent Institution 81 the South, and
nader The diseotion Of the Stockholders
thesaselyes and tho Trustees appointed by
the Legislature.
Stockbolde~ esa take the smosat ont il
.nision. TIE TrnAses Of course csn put any
other party vt the bead, if they deem best
The Charter i perpetual.
I Gsntl ssnen of he South does the plan
meet ycur appreciates # 20. will you
give i yotr aid, and bail.l Up. 4 HOME InsTI
lTUT1oE With i thoussnd or fifteen hundred
lstadepts snnually I
RoE1TS DOLBEAR,
Nov. q. 1850. 6-2l-2t, President.
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lATHROP d WILKINSON.
NO. 80 BEEKMAN STREET, NEW YORK,
Importers and .Jo5Jers IN
FREKcH, GERMAk. ENGLISH g. AMERICAN
FAN CT GOOD
SUCH AS =
Combs, Buttons, Brushes, Jewelry,
Pcsfiimery, Musical Instruments,
Wood and Willow Ware, &c, &c.
which their facilities enable them TO offer on the
most favorable terms. si-sm.
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ExrRAECE ON BOTH STREETS.
OPEN DAY AND EVENING.

N. B.-There are special apartments aud
Professors for BOOK.KEEPING, PENAANSHIP,
GERMAN. FRENCH, SPANISH,
ENGLISH, LATIN, GREEK, ETC., so as to save
the TINE Of business men.
Psrsons from l24e 60 years attend TO any
branch tI,ey may sisb, and until as perfect
Us they wish to be. There :sre, probebly.
not less than Two lhonsshd Of its.former
students in banks and business houses in this
city.
Msrchants appfl here. lor CLERKS and
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FENNELL. POWER & Co.
Commission Merchants.
80 Common Street, New Orleans.
JAMES ". NILES.
AND AND GENERAL AoESr. WASHING.

TON CRY, ID. C.
II Oiice for eight years. and being familiar with
the business of the various branches Of that office
offers his services to-thc public an Attorney for
the prosecution of Presumption Gains, procure
ment Of Patents, &c.
Ref-rences--lIon. Thomas 4. Hensifi.sEs,
Commissioner General Land Office; JOSEPH, Will
SON, Chief clerk General Land Office Hon Geo C
Whiting, Commissioner of Pensions; Sweeney,
Ritts9house, FAINT CO., Bankers : Oh OF Wash
ton c1l. Hon II Boy, MaHoc, sLa. 4:y
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NATIONAL DEMOCRATIC REPUBLICAN GEyERArs
Az CommittecThs undersigned, appointed special
mitee ~ the National Democratic gyleral COMMITTEE OK
Mozart Hail. hereby notify th- enbrs of the committees
hat they win c in session a the once of G. achernef-
horn, No D Nsssan street Thursday, the TIN inst,
names Of the Inspectors and Inc ,laas or nadng po
for The primary election FOR membeof The General Commits
tee for thc year 1891 =
WILLIAM GAgR, Eleventh wari,
MORGAN H. UARIt~ Eilcenih ward,
WILLIAM pRE~NA~. sixteenth ward,
ROGER DOW l.lNN, Nine'renih ward,
EDWARD IlMfsON, twenty sccondwsi
Special C9nm.lsps
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NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.
IN f Orr INsPx0roR's DspxnsuRrv
No 10 CUArHan Nav Yopx der ~ lsxn Z

s..a Mo- 10 SaA 5,.,s Ny D. YCsf Dee y @
sco the nans q The bidder s snasFsea
Y. By = rssiyss ey Pss
twelve oelcci noon, which time the win b pub
sha
ana and s.
Common aoSSs, sdSp'ed Ss The Board Of cssass-
BY the Board Of Aldermen, December u 1890
g SSsS s2s ie,Issss sepys, - -.
city New York Win me foa.s
enable the supervisors o. the county Of New TO rs
Ss ne ss aSh s i sa =
q The and Ss M e c
Ssses ss.ss
% 20 s MySo 1 %sc or % e
any contracts foe
not %
Sss N s snyor and I =
proposals sSs be for period exceeding i've years.
EsofosAs ros CLEANING In ns STREETS OF rus CIT or
the paved rss
!es wharves piers and heads Of slips In the city Of Now
s .s. e .ps y gut
once n each week, he svsepinss sha b Immediately
ashes ssIssss ss:h and Ky ssss.nf. s,s
1:as :seo S
q dwelling house store g pubic
9Tss2 asysrs q NJ cart: snpsysS
Del .PpIe:sS may nd md ;ss reeve II
ss sas Sss %
azea upon upper cellar steps Of every weing hs
sas. :: Ss own e: & .s
sweepn Of kind removed By them removed pursaans
Bro.aw.y trca The Battery e rosr:ss.sA :.ss
n, every "a hours. Park and Chatham sroeS
sSf ssIs ss me-
Ss si Sso ~
s the sa q as sse so sns o I
Orr day Of October ana the fret DAY Of May IN ssss yes.
e s.ss u hs weather shs Cy inspector may time .
s N n 1sT SS BE- h Ss s
spensaon for longer period than one week from the date
Tier. :s. be 1SSs the sss 4, ar ma
he sane csS be collected dspos. any %
made within the city except sScs - may be suitable 70 m n
Vehicle. dafss 's sSs SiS. dc and al
Tss s @ Be s1 s q
81: REQUIRED By the san,e,Sr io5 the herein spsc
sss = hereafter Allowed 70 the
sss % Sr s Y n ss ns IN
swsepers employed heron but not than hydrAns
.sI ss $ Inn
See no. ~ the parties contracting shall fa 70 perform any
s REQUIRED sar. Il ' sy ss b. ssr The q
s sea e. s ca (, sr s 4 as Ss 1.gsS
pha the the surres thereof, and II
the fail in having the work performed IN foryeghh
hours thereafter then he city Inspector shan proceed snd
the work performed At the -spenss OF the seties
Sec H. The Comptroller shall sern monthiy draw his
r favor Of the contractor for amount OF
total Of the ontrsc, awarded by the Mayor and
Common Council
adopted By Board Of councilmsn, December Is lsn
Adopted BY the Board OF Aldermen, December Is lS61
Approved by the mayor, December Is is1
ID r. VALENTINE,
CLERK Of Common gouncl.
The right TO proposals bds IL deemed
the interest N the Corporation, l. hereby reserved
Blank ais, and specifications, BE- o.
tanned uron application the City inspectors olce, No n
DANIEL e DELAvAs. City Inspector.
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