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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-06-27

COLUMBIA COLLEGE CONFERENCE.-The l06th
Annual Commencement of Columbia College was cell
ebrated yesterday the Academy of Music with the
usual exercises by selected members Of the Gradual
ing Glass. President King presided, and Chancellor
Ferris was ALEC present. A brilliant audience COM
posed mainly of the friends of the College students,
filed the lower portion of the house. The orations
and other exercises lasted from 10 till p. m,
intersrersed with music and occurring in the follow
il z order:
Prayer by Chaplain Greek Sslutaoy Poem, William T.
Whiehouse; Latin saluatory Grafton, j. H. Van Amnge;
English sautatoy Grafton, Egerton L. winthropj German
saut1tory Grafton Edward L. Greenwood; Grafton T. A
Tracy; OIstion Robert Goelet, jL Oraton- Astronomy,
John w jerks; Grafton" American Iniuence"-Jo.-ph
reenieaf Grafton Haven Emerson Grafton Abraham
Suydsm; Grafton" ChiysIry of Commerce'-PieIre w,
Wiideyi Grafton Eugene II. Pomeroy oration"The Mod
H-ro-Dsvd Lydgi Masters Orson, Daniel g. Tu;tle;
Vsledotory POEM Robert ID. NesmIhi Vaedictory Ostion
Robert Troup Pell
Prior to the delivery of the last oration the degree Of
A. b. was conferred on the members Of the graduating
class The following are their names: ...
Richard O. Benjamin Clarence Brown, Lorilard Cam
How ard Carkson, Walter Carlson Edgar cullen
CHARLES De Ruyter Eugene Du boi j. Haven Emerson Geo
Fearing Robert Goele jr Joseph Greenles jr Edward
Greenv ood L. Gardner Hopkins Edmu ID A. Hurry John W.
Jerks Edward X Jones' Herbert kettel, Augustus r. htnS
DAVID Ly dig Samuel X Lyon Thos H. MesseDger Georgc
Miller * kswbold Morris, Richard L. hos Robert d. Nes
ward Robbins. james Saethwsie, John w Southack
IT, Abraham Suydan Frederick A. Tracy H. Van aniringe
George addu gtOn, Pierre W. Nidey, VIM \. Whehouse'
EgeIton L. Winthrop
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-06-27

STOLE THE MAYORS Garrett BAG.-On Tuesday
morning an express wagon which standing In front Of \
mcuco robbed of weLhed belongng to Fer
uando Wood Cherries Megens German thief aged IS yean,
was arrested with the stolen property his possession he
tk-n Headquarters aud his picture secured for the Rogass'
Gallery after which be locked up or examination
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-06-27
STOLE TIE CAsxEr WITHOUT THE JEwRL.-Ofioer


Rogers the Seventh Precinct yesterday arrested Thomas No
Dennis whom he charged with having o 70 ply beer bar
the Water and Fulton streets Most people
could have ympsthzed with any unfortunate Hibernn no
had uidedy puoined full beer barrels sun hot day
yesterday but ne who would teal empty deserving
the utmost penalty Of the law Thomas aggravated his odeose
BY endeavOng to the brand Of the owner q the empty
assertion thai he ht the barrels Justice Brennan committed
him the charge
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-06-27

REPUBLICAN MEETING AT IRvISGToS.-A large
and enthusiastic meeting Of the Republicans of Irving
ton, Westchester County, was held at the Railroad
DEPOT on Saturday evening. The meeting was organ
lied by the appointment of w. ID. Morgan, esq, as
Chairman, and Theodore McNamee, ESQ.,, as Secre-
tary. The Chairman then introduced the Hon. Owen
Lovejoy of Illinois, who addressed the meeting for
about an hour in stirring and convincing argument in
favor of the principles of the Republican party.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-06-27

ST. JOINS CoLLEsE.-Archbshop Hughes has sold
ST. Josephs Seminary to the Jesuits Of st. Johns Coz
lepe and as consequence that institution has been
abolished and the Rev. Fathers who compose the Fac
ulty have all been removed; some of them have al
ready left and the remainder will depart at once The
amount received by the Archbishop for the seminary
the church. the buildings, &c is said to be $4,000.
The parish win be under the charge Of the Jesas and
a uoyciate will be established at Fordham The Ssm-
mary will be removed to this city but the present Fac
uy will be transferred to other charges SONS will be
ent to Rome Others TO Montreal and other places in
America and Europe. One of the conditions attached
10 the sale is that the purchasers shall take charge Of
the parish and build church. The establishment
will be under the charge Of the Rev. DIR. McGlynn
rom Rome.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-06-27

,,opco 40 10 do-let him merely write down IN hsafe ne
iwsNh and the sirtiesh quarlionth sad inc
and n ne be rcslys usshsmatsan, he cannot yea NJ
say, Farmers Of Msssachuse'h! mse, a.. ~
those poencies did horse Of disease '' s nv n
t" your cattle, they are jus, all you wan"
N,tc York June 81, 1890 II
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-06-27

The HousTos MoyExEsT.-We have received the
folio ing official report; The Houston Executive
Committee met at their rooms on Tuesday afternoon,
ex.Nayor uickle in the GUAR. Reports were received
Of tie progress Of the movement In various parts of
the St.,e. and also from Mssissppi Maryland, New
Jersey, Ker,ucky, Tennefsee, Arksntas, Louisiana.
Ge RIA and Texss-all Of the most cheering charac
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-06-27

PrcKPocKErs AT THE JAPANESE BALL-A number
of wel-dressed and expert pickpockes attended the
erea. Japanese ball at the Metropolitan Hotel on Mon
day night They managed to pick up number of gold
watches, various specimens Of jewery and other val
uabes, without detection. One gentleman connected
with the Police Department having (most unexpect'
edly quite large sum Of money in his possession,
spd valuable gold watch, took good view Of the
assembly, and at once retired to corner, where he
stuffed all his money into his boots and his watch into
the deepest recesses Of his pockets for safety lie then
strolled about promiscuously for few minutes, but
soon left for fear the thieves would rob him Of his
clothes as well as his money He says he recognized
in the crowd many thieves of his acquaintance, both
naL and female. Others who were less cautious than
he have to NOUN the loss Of their favorte watches
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-06-27

oept on salary days and for six months at least nave
not held more than one inquest in five. BY very uo
fair arraDeem mt entered into by the four Coroner'
the whole amount of money received rom the city ior
Holding iDquests is equally divided between them 50
tina, Gamble and OKeefe, who do nothing, pocket
quite as much Of the city's funds as Schirmer ana
.Jsckman, who work all the tims But that is mat
ter of their own. What we complain Of is the fact'
that after the two working Coroners have taken four
or FIVE cases each of ng there is no one lett 10
hold the other rquests that may be called for III the
course of the day, and dead todies remain unourieo
til Jacl man or Schirmer can ind time to attend TO
them In this way business accumulates so that IL Is
now rare thing that inquest is held on the same
day that the case reported. These negligent ociais
are both politicians and so Interested in the minute
workings of the Democratic machine as TO care Little
for the duties of the Office to which they were elected
Now that the warm weather has fairly set in, little
more tromptness in the matter of holding inquests
becomes absolutely necessary. If Coroners Gamble and
O'Keefe are unwilling to perform their duties they
should give way to persons who can and will 90 tie
work. .,, ~. t-..r
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-08-17
COMPTON, LER---oFFICiAL.


inlge Of tlts quality n tie work.
tbe Cd lagEIng If s swai which aS bs rejected by u,
sgtEeyo ~ ga b,aThE Of NE sidewalks nnd te earit
and ahaii ID reno WI nfti l,snied away ~ lin,
Az a s " Be rt III 4 s c a5s and sea-" be fur
Tf sh T. bound e hsg M ToTk II ne f9
non Council and t. ccunnc without gerrnR d and son
ten dou day Tor zach and every Dry thereafter tue same
Good aud solvent senry IN tile sum of 5000 shall be re
CURED guarantee The faithful performance Of The contract
and every square al acceptance We by TIC Gig
Surveyor y i9owS 9 lhe p Dn 70 Is paid Y
made " te CITY suryyoT IN conformity with section 40 Of I'll,
who sl he snbrogAtd all the rights of tie city se anc
eze the property n Ease o. nonpayment Of III ef SAID
ibe aQy Of said bls should the same ng &c paid III,
Il s as lie e S sss
uni The eompleiion u Ehe whole work.
q agsyDE hs e cost Of qualification # he reg;
concor Ra avq tie sh ii emnnE Il sd psiticn
eFs ~ tie ttabu; se'nettOr Of SAID cos of publiea1t
for and during one YER after It's completion.
itis well understood thai IN case u failure by to eonaclo
70 sg or hlis the YORK, or any part thereof, within the pc
o1 hSed IL case te Council be dissatisfied win The rnane
10 aa Tie contract without putting he qonacor IN lefau
required by article 1895 Of the Civil Code md whout app
qy and Is also wFll understood thar in eae the contract
he Sane II conformity With III conttact the ad cS,Tactr
siRll forfeit all chs he may have iog any part q w "
city shall bo terebydschargcd from any liab ere
is also " M understood that in the b.
resO the contractor and Lis securities shall be held ant
bound IN olln the city NIL loss difference between
the price NJ which The originally contracted per
the work and The price ut which lie adtueaiet
A e8ale readjudicaien.
Bids To he superficial yard OF square bl ok paving fur
rshed n complete including the gutter stones per super
cial of cuTbao1es furnished and laid per running foot
curspneg taken up ud elaId per superficial Fool Of erot
furnished and laid per running foot oil Tagging OF III
sidewalks furnished and laid per running foot Of lagdps
tile sidewalks taken aud reald including in both l
cutters draining lots and per cas iron Hb
furnished aud laid c0npete, ncning the ifou tnte. 10
the crossing steps evhr the CUTTERS
New Orleans JulN Is, Is'H
[sgTed, LOUIS II. PILE Cily surytyue
Approved by the Committees Streets and Landing If
Boa ds Of The GOmtaOn Council.
[signedl BEN;. s. HARRISON, I .,...,.
i9tpnedl s. A. klNGSLASD, SNH3t'H'H'
Registered Aug T. 1860.
ALFRED A. DUCRos,
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-08-17
SPECIFICATIONS FOR TaE COyTEaCT

> dc taei5n & wooden sidewalks OF lie 1Gath side
Of Metairie Road from The Bayou Bridge to Alexander street
These sidewalks shall he in width shalt he lad
according to the hts aud grades to be given By the City STR
The top shall be made three BY tweyeihch cyprgss aus
f st 10 S a e aa oS aS si MITCH
H six Inch cut spikes 10 four Wy y incl ae resting
s ssyr add f nch pics The uprgGi.&ha II aaea
o S n5ss es e es 6s y M IT. s s Hit
Of sl sidewalk and " Fl tbeir length ;here ss ~ t9 III
Ton iue larh plank nailed to ihe pfghts immediately below
the top plAuks,
The @haewo aaI te exerited 10 the entire a'ilfaet9n Of
Al te tea shall be Tut W.T. qaaly apd hall be fur
The contractor aei be bound u btgn lie work ~ the
s 2g aad s s.sa # s @e k os III c9 s
shS q sn Io PeI dAS ioF e9e and esefy y Thereafter
tip9d aud S6lytt security IN the sum $3.50 shah be
required to gmrintec the faithful performance Of The con.
Payments 10 be made on tie completion ii tie w5s or each
md every g9aFd nd acceptance u tae same s ihc Cy
Is proGgog,o b nl W hs papsIty o4ers , n BILL
in conformity with feetiou lg IF TIE lev ttg Char
subrogneh 70 all the right Nj the cty se ara seize e
property IN tose e. h9hlnent o. nny q ~ o. ad glls,
sie Far aug Of aid bis sold the sna n5T 81 paa Ihs
p fSs esn n u FIJI y ~ H. o 2 s y rv B,r
to receiving his certic9;e te cost IF pgbeaiip IF the
sad contractor sa have be rshf q dsaaias # said pe
It's well undeHtu1t that in case If failure o G oQ,fasor
1obgsin o finish e work q any part thereof Ir t period
wleb The work is being executed the Council @ ayt the
5Rt 10 hnuhI tue contrast wltout putting t CONTRACTOR III
deui rcqued by article 1893 Of tue Civil tGde, ma Win
applying nconr Of aziiee canuR The ana without
indemnify and i is also we'll understood bd ID thG
shall ny time abandon the work in
per the b conformity with his contract the said
shall forfeit all claims he have for RnY of the
by him up the OF the abandonment and thai
the city shall be thereby discharged from any and all liability
therefor and Is also well understood that the
esod the contractor and his securities shall be bold
bound IN soldo pay the city all loss difference
the price N which tile contractor originally contracted
pei the work and the prfcea which II may be adiulced
i n resale OF reid udicati0n on.s0aM
Bids 10 BIZ perrrHniDg foot OF sidewalks complete.
New Orleans. July l6, 1850, us.l
[Signedl LOUIS Fl, PILE. CITY SlETfror.
Approved by The Committees Streets and apnigS vi hub
RoaIds Of the Common Council.
lsignedl BENZ. S. TIARRfssG&7 - ,;,. g.
iSjRned !. A KtN6sLANF It S'"'' '''i
Registered AnEust 6, tF5b. =-.+~
ALFRED a DrGR0s,
af-l tilpFlsG f Conn fFba
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-08-17
The Meteor of July soth, ana what Became
of It.
LETTER FROM PROFESSOR BARrLETr.

WEST Po1ST. Aug. TO- 1861
10 the Editors of the Eteniag Post Il was
hoped ere this enough data would have been had
from remote stations to lead to some definite and
accurate estimate of the path and destination of
this remarkable body, certainly one of the most
curious and interesting of the kind on record, But
in this hopes have been but partially realized.
The suddenness of its appearance took all by sur
prise, and no one seemed prepared to mark its
course on the celestial yanlt and while there is
general agreement in the main, regards its physi
cal aspect there is the utmost vagueness and want
of agreement in all the elements OF computation
writer from Ithaca, N. says it came in sight
| like ball Of fire, as large as the mon of dull
| yellow color, enveloped in yellow and blue flames
while on the meridian; AMI it disappeared To the
east seemed like TWO bodies separate and distinct,
| And rs the same description comes from places
I50 miles east, well rs from north and south, this
duplication is attributed not TO real separation INTO
fragments, but to It's peculiar shape and the shape
of its tails or trains.
All from the west end east, north and south, de-
scribe it alike. Selecting from the many observa-
tons at hand those which seem most reliable,
more, however, on account the distance between
the stations they were made than any intrinsic
merit of the observations themselves, the altitude
OF the meteor could not hive been less than sixty
to seventy miles, and its velocity in refer
ence to the earth's center, certainly as much
as seventeen miles second. Its diameter was at
least halfa mile, and probably more, The distance
from the earths center, relative velocity, weight
| and resistance in nn atmosphere atteAuated by an
altitude of sixty miles, Indicate strongly, when
tested by the usual methods of physical astronomy
an Enclosed or hyperboic orbit about the earth as
to make it certain that the principal mass passed
out of the atmosphere to produce modified path
about the sum- And if the direction, impressed
upon its course by the terrestrial action have not
been such as to throw it against that body it must
return again at some future epoch, of which the
distance from that of its recent visit already de-
tcrmined, though unknown to US, by the relation
which its orbital periodic time bears to our slider
cal year. We must not be surprised should we
see it again. Yours, respectfully,
WI II. Q. RARTLETT.
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.

proportion 10 be paid by the city CASH tbs Treasurer retain
ing IN of the amount OF each certificate,
until the completion Of the Whole work
The shall pay into the City Treasury prior to
receiving his certificates the cost % pncaoa Of the pe
iions Of property holders being well understood that
said contractor hAl have the right OF demanding Of sd
tit the reimbursement Of said costs Of publication
The shall be bound to keep tie paving IN repair
for aud during year after It's completion
II s well Of failure by the contractor
begin or finish work any part thereof within the per6a
the Council be dissatisfied with the ia
which Is being executed, the Council shall have Tie
right Gnnu the contract without putting the contractor in
default reunired article 1905 Of the Civil Code and with
indemnity II Is also well understood that in the
tractor shall any time abandon the work, not dnish and
complete the same in conformity with his contract the said
shall forfeit MI claims he may have for any
and that city snail thereby discharged any all
liability therefor and il Is well understood ID
contract be resod the contractor and his securities shall be
held md bound in sodo pay unto tile city all loss der
ence between the prices which the contractor originally
tractci 10 perform the work. and the prices at which 1t
be adjndicated At resale or REHABILITATION.
Bids be per superficial yard Of square block paving far
nhcd and laid complete including the gutter stones
GcR foot Of eurb5tones furnished and laid nnng foot OF
Gnrbs1nes taken up and ead per superficial foot of crossing
sidewalks furnished and laid running foot Of tagging OIL
the sidewalks taken M and relal including in both tile
cast iron cutters for draining lois and per cast iron bridge
urBhed and laid complete including the iron plates for
rhe crossing steps over the cutters.
New Orleans July lG 1860 w..
lSgned LOUIS II PILE, City Surveyor
approved by the Committees Streets and Landings Of both
Boards Of the Com mon Council
sisued, BENZ, s. MARRIssoN,} cba1nen
ALFRED A. DUCR0s
ami l2t ..a@ CLERK for Comptroller.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-08-17

SCARCITY OF CoRN.-A party of gentlemen un-
dertook to travel through Arkansas lately, on
horseback, but were compelled to return on ac-
count of the scarcity of corn. In many places,
they say, the present crop is good, but the people
seem to apprehend hard times, and will not part
with peck to stranger at any price.
Emigration to Louisiana and Texas, next winter,
must be very limited, except along the navigahle
streams where corn can be supplied from New Or
leans And there will be little or no pork in the
country, as there is mast unless it is driven in
| from Missouri. Ten cents per pound wilt net buy
/ TBenviile Baptist.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-08-17
III GLNBunD's GENUINE PREPARATION

D.
AELAsulps BuuAu for me Bladder
aH Sa3I Bgcag s sor tHs ai%s(
iEE4BoEIbs BSGIH Ior S srsoSS.3ss.s. Is.
HEiMBoLDs BuCnu for Dlmness q Vision.
HEtMB9bs RHG for W RtSn Ma Bteahs
R R$S $ $sss Pfs,
HEH$S5s RSSS 81 kssS5 ssest ss'.'
#1$%Bs RSS# #5 SP Ssss,fi sf
HEfMEGi,n,s RUCHU for Pabi in The Barh
HEiABoLps RMGhu TOR HseyIsss q the sSeiie s1f
sfF6sbs s EBGhu f9a SSf 5S
Want Of Attention mt 9i AID Horror Of Society
fetiuu. and ali Diseases Of
SEEHA1AttEEs s,, FEsALss. F FES1Ess
va Young Single, Married, contemplating Marriage
4nE NO MORE PILLS,
THEY ARE OF NO AVAIL
lMBuLD's EXTRACT BUGHU is the very best remedy
o5a 2F al fon9 = Incident to the SEX whether
Jrs tnge of life. See symptoms above
40 Family shuuId be Without It'll
5E NJ MORE g Al Mercury Or 'rnpleas.n Med
HFLMBoID's EXTRACT BuCliU CURES
Secret Diseases
Ia all their stages, AT little expense
A'l'''s 81 no AN AID NJ EXPOSURE
ussHELMRoLp,s EXTRACT BucHufor Excuses arising
'Tbui aabitB indugedin
usaases arising from Habits Of Dissipation Il 1t
~ ii improper discharges and will restore he PaeFi
s,hB6 q!f f H E2TR aas FH sGal to disease. A.
E sS for al Affection
ttsaases Of the
Urinary Orgnns.
6hether existing in
Male or Female.
from whatever originating and no matter Of
How Long Standing.
an the diseases and symptoms admit of the
aud may originate from the same cause.
q
aELMBOLDS BUCHU is safe, and pleasant in taste
idur, nut immediate in its notion.
Personally appeared before me- Alderman city OF
Philadelphia, H. T. HEIMB0LD Chemist, who being iul,
sworn does hRt his preparation contains Narcotic Mer
curry, injurious drugs hut are purely Vegetable.
II. Il. HELMBOLD, Sole Manufacturer
and subscribed before this I'D day Of Noyembe
1867. WIN. P HIBBARp Alderman
Price 81 rer bottle six for So delivered 70 address
prapnrtd by "A. T. HELMB0lD,
Practical and Analytical Chemist,
l04 South Tenth street. below Chestnut.
Philadephit
H-BewHre of Counterteits and unprnciped Dealers who
euIeavor 10 dispose their other articles
reputation attained by
HeImholds Genuine Preparations.
Extract Buchu
Snrsapari1lA,
Improved Rose WASH
soldby JOHN WRIGHT X co
q and 15l Ghnrtres street,
AND ALL DRUGGISTS ,EyERYWHERE.
s5s- AsK FOR HELMBOLD'S-TAKE NO OTHER. Cut
ont The advertisement and send for it,
AND AVOID IMPOSITION AND EXPOSURE.
ia3l ly&W
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-08-17

Western Railroad Company invite proposals delivery
$4,000 crossies month for twelve months beginning with
October 1850 10000 ties in ALL The largest quantity will
be wanted at the line Of the road on the west side of Bewcks
Bay proposals will be received for the delivery of portion
at Gomos point Meads point Franklin ardngs point Flu
siliers Generettes and New Iberia.
Parties bidding will please what number they will
derake deliver ALL what number month"; and TIE prices
of delivery more of the points mentioned.
The sawed from the best and oundest heart
cypress and each tie TO be six inches thick by twelve
inches wide and feet long None will be received unless
sawed from timber which has been eadened between tho
months of August and February
For portion Of the above less than 1900 bids under
zeal addressed 10 the President Of the Company marked Bids
for Crosse will be received at the office of the Gnga
of ST. Peter street and jackson Square, until I'll IRIS
DAY. 18th July The Board reservng the right reject
ing all any Of The bids.
Payments will be made in cash The Of the Com
ninety days. with Bank interest addedat the option Of
the Company. G, W. K. BAILEY.
ie2O 3taw3w Chief Engineer.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-08-17

CHOW is your husband, dear?a asked one lady
Of another. " Oh, he's in a very bad state E was
the reply "And, pray, what kind Of state i he
in?p still persisted the other. I'm the State
Prison.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-08-17

Notice Il hereby given ttat MONDAY, the 2Gh
Wal aIlniieate AT my Office ut y O'Clock NJ, lie sbdvt
contracts.
anz ~ V. nurLEsAIs ComptroIler.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-08-17
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
80 CoAPfRoLEER,s OtYIeE, I
Gity Of New Orltahk, Aug. 4 1850. {
I'M 6gnuI

-. NoAFfROLEEI's OtYeEt
.+ ao.. "., CITY Of New Uruii.k, Aug. I, 1850.
mo. 5a09l
Regrd That the Comptroller end he hereby Authorized
10 adj1dienie the Ave following cOnnry 10 The l6rst md Ter
for each separate after ten days Notice In The Official journal
tho work % pc done in accordance with specifications
yeyor and the adludicaOns subject 10 tle npnfoya Or re-
lection OF The Common Council, viz;
LIST contract for constructing brick sidewalks b0rsed t
cnsones and wooden CUTTERS on both sides OF spanae street
from Dorgcu1ls TO Broad street.
I'd contract for paving with square bloeE Bchve street.,
ffom Ieyee to Rampant street.
81. contract for constructing wooden sidewalk the
south hide Of Aetarie KoRd from hc Ely0 Bdge Alex.
auder street.
ih. contract for constructing brick sdswdky borciqd by
cnrbSones wooden gutters the northwest side alycz
street. from Esplanade to st. Bernard street.
9th. for paYng with square blocks Rampant street
from Common TO Espunade street
lSIgnedl LEA RAKEWELI,
President Board Of Assistant Aldermen
Tsignedl y. NIXON,
Pfesden Board Of Aldermen
Approved July 81, 1860
lalgnedl JOHN 4. MONROE, Mayor
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-08-17

no PLANTERS-AG COMPETENT BRICK BURNER
and Layer wants employment and give ample and
siacory references in both city and country Enquire this
office. je22