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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.

tno ee satisfaction the Gg Surveyor who viii be ,hr sole
Judge Of tue quality of the work.
NE Old curb aud 1ttesoics the old ronnl paving,
t Old oseng Of e sidewalks Which my h. @ M " KIN, ,s
pce1 om the street sha properly d lie CONTRACTOR
md sa be a1d hagsd away y n and e be fur
nisbed hy lie contractor, as well tie labor.
months oosing Tie approval Of he adjudication by nc Com
mn Council aId e egTlnne without asI abds psi
len dollars day for each and every da Thereafter 'ne e 10
geEt esny TIE ,a :, z ~ s .hs O. re
aud eYay square aaeeptance Of ne same rS hs ci
ie psatg II haers in 6 sgst holders
made the eiy snFsey9T "a e9ngfy % sfIn IT, q
ny ~ N s 1oaaied TO ali he lights d city to
ifs hs re- y
bc io Of sad phi -, should The nmf nS he PAID d
ng GUARANTEES per cent q ne amount Of each certificate
Tie contractor shall pay nio The City Treasury prioi
eeeygg hts he con q 5IGa9 "F hs PET a
contractor shah have the right demanding q said petition
The contractor shall be h2nnd keep the paving In repair
far and during one year It's complexion
Ms well understood that in eae Of failure BY CHI contractor
begin Hs the woEk or s4y g9 rG9 wn Ims Pc
I" which I being executed the Council shah have the right
% anngl Ne contract witog pnK he contractor II dsd
Ing OF Justice 10 gnnn the same and without iein
nifty and il + also well understood that IN s ssf n an
the Same IN conformity with his contract the sNd colrnc9f
BY him qp The date of The abandonment ana nat he
cy shall be thereby sared tt9n any and al aSy ,eTe
res6ld aud his securities sa be held and
he price al which The contractor originally contracted 10
form tic work The price at which may be @jndic"ef
s to be per superficial yard Of bl,ek pairing fur
cia foot Of cnrboes furnished and lad running foot
curDsonss aiken md relad per i9o Of efosslt
ds%sfs arnsa and Fanae toes 4 a ss
~ sEe ~ @ and Yer es iron bridge to-
furnished and laid complete including lhe cast 'ro" plates io
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LOUIS II. PILE,


Eve .e u P Fa@fa T'i stre ss"''' '9'
qgttttx ~ Of yc5 ia2t Sac uGt II s 5s. fg,
saa to ,h t s nat os' Han Tern ten aoS 9
width ard nat ss s than SslS . RS f @ WHY
sna u % , GE frt aiais aGi toz @ d dressed sc
T. NJ ~ nj i fee from humps IEe teei a44n TN s
stones shsl be 4. an angie y tyhsg aag' WIZ im
HIS tIe sd la ..,,.4nzi Foam,
Thy .hS = from yi ee y fE T.. ess, s
oygE inSssr ty't tE if 6p eeii ] as fslri
i l9aaa , sS "a tis 9a s p a. ,s a
Il s se eIee.ed z,.,..zz,,,.. z.rfoo,,,
well beSsd ssssa sys! drSgd % s 2g ~ ea #.
i 4 t hir,y,s;s 'ne.'s "''s'
p sd si;9E r.f 5s .. n % G9
he ends angle Of airrsss gn the s' 20
the The Joints VII e on ss aEGRs be- d ao riser
s,ones IL quality rubbed "r @Ys T eM ig v
aSeons shall measure less than thee feet 4aS.e w @
haflh H. ns lsSe ie sha be the best London ~ and
"a haif inch in diameter a.a.,ri ~ ,,r,,. yrpt,.
s Mates for the tops The bri42s, ~ lie ogFssegns q
he stF sa fhe an a. Rie i to ma 9a.l1e.
tstee fit 6n ss ssesH,s - "'''''
re- M ut Srsa steps over the cutters ha9e Of t lE G
oP 4 e saeh Widths SI aad pattern is furnished y hs viz
NsssEn wosE r. s, e nd sad i
abe Substituted in their stead IT, new ana s p SV ,Ke
Nhalt he set aecor ~ r. ~ ~ a ornanflc manner They
fiuFyeyor in good joints ana ~ W9 I'm, rsn X IN fart
throughout the work. and each curhst3ne snail naSe p
hee inches d 9 sye a bs od ed and hacked
nnfoyed manner Apernre for draining lois he Dg Iffis
q IKE through the by the contractor whenever required es
Z. H. surveyor. ~, ,,,,os o,,d
The crossing shall pc aa IT, @ outs and in tbe
G w,kmanlke manner en- bed Of ohael rave t Il
M, mixed least six inches IL tackheSS sa oeu u o
ell raied and hardened win hs hsa n sh I Nv " cnrh
M The des and wings Of the bruises shti 1e VI
ZONES and shall be laid in good JOINTS aI N me pen ~
s ity Surveyor The east iron plates Tor ne tops OF IN
dgcs Shall upon the sides md sYh ne r. lnnea ~,
The gutter or nwnrds The same
ae inch, bottoming OF tour ieis " , hdnJ vii
lnp sand mlxed said bot2nlh % n stois Ii ia ps
e e Of the cowbar until son4 NH wiae oberwis
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= or lie conifnetion 81 wooden sidewalks the south side
lhese ewalk shall he two feet in width and shall be laid
according The lines and grades to be gve by the Cy ut
Tie top shall be made Of three by twelve inch cypress penksof
iraajrd 10 pair their Strength durability gy nailed
~ * ing 90 ke- % fur ~ ys nfh gioso pieces resting
and half inch spikes TIE upghh shall be driven
IRON cetes nil he length Of The street N the gutter sd
said sidewalks and IL al ,heit leng there sn ne ntSG y
ten inc taca plank nailed to he npghs lmne"a'eS ne'o"
The @h9ewok shall feeNecuiedt 70 me ehnfe q
s Tie na;eals shall be of the quality, and slal be fur
ntsj,rd Nv The contractor. as well rs the labor,
Ill., contractor sfal be bound begin the work in TIE en
Comet and 10 complete the ninety after under
penalty dollars day for each and every dag thereafter
food Aid sSyg't security n ne Of seq shan b
Payments to he made on the completion Of the work Of each
every square and acreptance Of the same b HE Gts
SURVEYOR is follows -
Tbs proportion paid by the property holders 10 bill
r Gan1qy S ff " s eSnae s NV Wiz sha Il
gbrogatel the rights of the city and seize the
I'D RS civ s q Se% hsld Pl
gs % any Of s pad S 4, ' sy ht ea same moi De PAD
a pay into !hs Gy bTs,ny II Pf S
petitions 81 property holders It beng veil understood that
aid Sogelo a 1ass ri ali k co 81 Of nbson
well understood ha in ere t Of 5nLs o. Ri e
tSssn j, e. e sa ne s c %Sis II !. Sed Viii
Witch If work Is being executed the Council shall have hf
Rfnn 4. Teuued article 1893 Of the CIVIL Eods ana wtih
M In court aDnul the hr wittou
ndeinniIy and Is well understood BAT eae me con
racto shall abandon the work or not ahls % CON
pae h- in conformity with his contract is aad egs.
tractor hail forfeit he have for ng aii q st
nrE dn,e y lin of the abandonment ana thA
ia CITY shall he thereby discharged from and Az tabl
well understood that in case The cottac
ID resod mo and bis securities shall b held AZ
A In soda 10 phy the city ali loss or difference oo
fvee tie price which the originally contracted
ueorm the and the price at ~hch may be HoJnatea
ii a resale readiudicafpn. -.-.,5,..a
BIDS per running foot Of siae"'al IS epmpietet
New Orleans, July l6, lhiNl - 49,, -, IT, ..-..
,rnrey 6y he committees Streets and lartifhgs 81 ~
'''''"h . r. Nd REM s HARRISON, ,r,i,.a
ESisnei : a. KtSGShANB, '''
| fu4stered tagit7i ., 1860 ,,.ro-
r,- 20, Gee Il ~ Comm ratter.
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WHAT A MANA correspondent Of the Lynn
BAY State, writing from East Saugus, states that
lady Of that village assures him that during court
ship of year, and welded life OF forty years,
(ineluding the honeynioon,) she was never kissed
by her husbandl This couple have halt a dozen
children, not one of whom was ever kissed by the
husband and father! He is kind, pleasant man,
and was never known TO strike one of his children,
Send him to Barnum.
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Al a debating club, the question was discussed,
whether there was more happiness in the posses,
sion OF pursuit of an object. MI, sfeslasn ~,
f a as 70 rnn away. and was TO run alter her,
Wenldn't b happier when cotehed her Than
when / was running after herr
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GSAwEp HIS LEG ORA four hundred pound
bear which has lately troubled the people q Reads
bore, Vt, few days since gnt lis fnot caaght in
steel trap, set by Mr.. Willard sumner, Of srars.
,nrg but wishing TO escape, he guawed his leg If
aud lett the foot in the trap.
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The shame Of Il kiss is said To be elliptieal. rhts
,,a.t he derived from the sensation one expert
enees when enjoying the luxury, for IL is certainly
lip tickle.
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NEGRO ISsuRRECTIos.--By the arrival at Pc
ersburg, Va, of the schooner Emma TniflAs-stf
tollnwing account of negro ina
receivad. s4rcIion of the negroes At SOM
- JJuano Island, has caused no little excite
snent among the merchants and seatiiltg people F
Interested in the guauu business. b9th IL batiim,M
ana Petersburg, Va. The excitement mad 0o-
aimed such pitch that Captain Dell. uf the Bal
more bark Warren and Capt. Bnrrel. al lhe
.chopneY 80 I'd Tuttie of New Haven, had To- IN
,erfere al imprison snme of the insurrectoiiists.
The negr on the island are hired al lhs rare OF
sl2 per month to dig and load vessels with guano,
nd thew number two hundred. The foreman, de-
string to make visit home, made over his office 70
man named Snow, first mate OF q schooner hained
he Eastern Star. Snow being man OF energy
over the negroes They not liking this, iarnled
plan to murder him, and on the 24th of July, as
snow was STOPPING on the ground, one OF tue ne
troes who had been specially chosen Tor tae pnE-
rose hurled tremendous lump ol guaho at ms
ead, crushing in his skull and leaving him nearly
lifeless. 49,.
considerable connection followed upon this
among the whites. and the negro vino eo,iinl'tiea
| the atrocious deed was immediately arrested ana
piaced on the bark Warren. OF Baltimore 10 he
| aiken to the United States for trial The arrest
created the widest excitement among the negroes
who arose en- n,dsse and possession of t1s island
| The white employees, who only numbered Twelve,
we're compelled to submit to the revolt thrangh zeal
If the 2i, half savage negroes. The negroes then
| threatened TO sink the Warren and tile sehnnnel
| tmma Futile unless their comrade, the n'rirref
| vas given up. Fifty Irish hands were expected
shortly from Richmond, fully arHed, wien tht
| legroes would he put down. Snow was not deaf
N the 25th OF July, but it was impossible 1nr MN
| q recover. The negroes had refused ~ OH y
return to work They held possessinn ri ths islaha
md were doing just as they pleased. Aoo"a5
Jared to say anything to them, as they declared
they would never yield till their cnHraae was givri
| m 10 them by the captain of the Warren.
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$780, OO0tRSAHhts ~ 5lsas.
k oaa Company invite proposals for the delivery q
IN, n.o.as ~ month for twelve months beginning with
6r,oh.r I8O or $50 900 in MI The largest qrGnty WI
be the line Of the rd on wet S ae o. noS
At Como, pont Meads point franklin, Hardugs point fu
siiiels Generates and New Iberia a. lin ~
Parties bidding will please state what number they WIN u
ertake 10 deliver ALL what number per month anu INC prizes
If deiiyefy al one or more the points mentioned
The ties are sawed from the best and sonnqeS
cynress and be six inches timex, by
inches vide md q, ye1 fest long None will he received unless
saved ON timber which hae been ent deadened oetweeh he
manths OF August and February. -, ,no, t,.,a,
Fo portion Of the above not less than V ss SBS
FL, a osses will he received thu oHCe Of the C"1ps
eatr If III Peter and jackson Square, until IN IT,
DAY 18th Iuly next The Board reservng he fsh Isl eee
fne =. any of the bids =,
- y - nffetv days with Bank iner+s added the option
"a Ss,r,a nv Il. ". r. RAILRY
an 2Tsw2W ''b'et NlE tftF
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ELpEuLD's GENUINE PREPARATION

GENUINE PREPARATION
gEFS8YS;ess sgSHS is CT R Bs R R5hsy.
H HE4M9Ibs B BEchT o oT Ssr V5
EM6Ibss B{"H to, 5 I,i. e H If Ti.n
E EIMB9Ebs B bSoT oF n!t t3s Breats
HEINs9ibs B BEoHE foF 9 Gsa
EXRooLns BTsHT for for WITT WsRs sSss
HEiMB6in's BuGIlg FOR nryness e sk'n
HHEEh MM6oEbs BuGHU ter tor Hsaviss Eyei viii
HriM sTG1f s BH6R fa 20 d9 SSS
Want Of Attention md Horror Of Society.
aifEEAlohn'S BgeHG o. ESeeasss arising from lnd'
cretion, and all liscaseeof
E EEHAEEs F FEaAtEs, F FEsiSEFs
Ola or Young Single, Married contemplating Marriage
TAKE NO MORE PILLS,
THEY ARE OF NO AVAIL.
FyEJMBoLD,s EXTRACT BUCHU is the very best fened!
IN the world for all complaints incident 70 the seX whether
or chsise Of life See symptoms above
No Family should he Without It'll
TAKE NO MORE BALsAM Mercury or i7np'easal Med'
cine for Unpleasant and Dangerous Diseases
e'u' ~ ugJNEOIpis EXTRACT BUCHU CURES
Secret Diseases
In all their snges, A. t eApense,
lAaf'S Or 10 '"' AMI No EXPOSURE
rr.a uEIMBOLD'S EXTRACT BJGHU for Expesses ariani
rom habits indnieed in
BY Young nnd Old,
u, ts.ases arising tlabits OF iiishipateI "
al discharges and will restore Tie taitest in n
Tor, Tinle 10 \ stale ot Heait, and Purity -.
Tse TIEI,MBOIn'a EXTRACT BubtL tof diseases aiH
s e. TS' 1 RGonU for Affection
anu Urinary Organs,
"'eA4e' Male or Female.
| fr 1chateyer cause originating, and no matter Of
| How Long Standing.
An the above diseases admit of the same treat
n,ent and may originate from the same cause
| Read2 ReadI Read! ReadI
pNIMB0LDS BUCHU is safe, and pleasant i'll taste ano
elol hut Immediate in its action - -, -, -
orsnnally apeAied Alderman OF the city o.
/ phfndepha H. 7. HEIMBOLD, chemist WIG being du!
sworn does say ha his preparation contains no NhrcoAc e'
,nry ar injurious drugs, hut are purely Vegetabi.e,.
s II. t. HELMBOLp sole NagntaetuIel
sworn ana subscribed before lia ~ az OF SoEelae.
! lsss ''N - WIN. P HlBBARp, Alderman
priee Al ser bottle IS delivered address
Prepared by , u, u ! +, II III IL ,'ie1n
iU4 South Tenth street below heann.
IL Philadeintt+
sa@Bewsre of Gounteres and nnprne,ped DeaefH, %h'
to dispose own and other articles on th
/ | reputation attained by ,,.,,. ..u
Extract Buchu.
: =. Sarsaparlla
. Improved Rose Wash.
i e,,h John WRIGHT y 90.
=, u and Isl Ghartrss stree,
AND ALL DRUGGISTS EVERYWHERE.
4 nv. ASK FOR HEI.MBalID'S--fAKF No OTHER. Gt
Is ,nt the advertisement and send for 1t,
T. &Kp AVON IMPOSITION AND EXPOSURE.
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IN, ~ "A NrERS-A COMPETENT BRICK BURNER
md Layer wants employment aud give ample and SAT
sactory references in both city and country Eh9nre NJ 5n
otlce. 9sf"
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Ash 0EIeans QalIp Greseel1t.
LoaIsiana Intelligence

The Caddo Gazette Of the 4th inst. has the fol-
lowing:
The corn crop having failed, the hopes Of the
planters are all placed upon the cotton crop. On
the hills the prospects are gloomy still good
sons and q late fall may advance the backward
plant and make an average yield. few hases Ut
the new crop have been brought to MARKET
The intense heat continues without abatement,
and the drouth ID becoming severe again. Such
disastrous season has not been known since The
settlement Of this country.
The Catahoaia Independent Of Wednesday last
says:
1t ia now settled that the corn crop in the greater
portion Of this parish IL a failure. There are but
few localities in which full crop will he realized.
On the lower portions of Black and Little rivers,
and a few places on Whites Ridge a fair crop il
counted upon. On Tensas, Sicily Island aud other
parts of Little river It is almost total failure.
On WaIlaces Ridge and in the pine hills generally
the crop is light. Cotton looks favorable, though
under the most advantageous circumstances from
this time heavy crop would not he realized.
should the present dry and hot weather continue,
this crop would also be cut short generally through
out the parish.
From the North Louisiana Baptist of The "a we
extract the following:
Showers passed round and about, two or three
DAYS of the last week, but missed this icalify. W
understand the shower Of the 18th uit. did corn
very little good, except il kept it from dFyinx
up too rapidly Many promising shoots AID sillss
came OUT but there was no tassels in flower to
ffuctifg them. Cotton ID growing, but wants an
other rain. Tie temperature has been iiEte
more moderate, but ran up to 81 degrees on Aon
day last.
The corn crop in the West was never better, !
as good, the present. For awhile, drouth threat
ened it, but since the ed of June, they have has
rain. ALTER all, we may not be as badly off az vi
think, in the dry zone. If we manage prudentt]
| We may be able TO get our corn in our cribs at 8
per bashel.
The Attakapas Register Of Saturday last says
The weather this week has not been so excess
lively warm as for some time past. On Thursday
we had fine shower, accompanied with heavy
wind from the north since which the air has beea
| very cool and pleasant. The rain did not extend
over any considerable expanse OF country, bu
was confined TO narrow belt i'll the neighbor
hood of the bayou.
The cane is pushing ahead vigorously, and ON
planters are now engaged in cutting wood for tli.
| boiling season, making and burning bricks anf
making such buildings, repairs ett.. as are neces
| sary for the grinding OF the crop.
1 the health Of our parish continues good we hes
Of no sickness whatever
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Prr TO THE TEsT-At one of the masked balls
riyen last winter u blue domino was attracted w
Louis Quinze shepherdess, and paid her very assd.
nous court, Ihe domino was Young man OIL
good family, good looks, and good fortune Ihe
.heuherdess was widow with similar qnalitiea
lions, They suited each other admirably. and
here was a reciprocal wish for more intimate
acquaintance. Thelady was g at home Tuesdays.
She intimated this 10 the domino, who took care
| not to forget it, -.
a friend Of the shepherdess, widow also, pfeftier
perhaps than she, very spfitt.ete very Sparkling
| i regular enehanress one oil those WIN heaf ahtlr
lag of coquetry always III topmast Sue was q
dangerous neighboF TOR a quiet aud cain person
nut the widow did not appear to tear her. 1he nl9t
the hopors of her salon, and allowed her adinifer
10 talk with the siren; contentng herself with OPP
| DOSING to her brilliant pratte, sensible eonversi-
ion indicating only good Intellect ana a=gnoo
heart :.
The young man was an observer, and saW INC
difference between the two; the one charmed
md daZzled him. the other won every day more of
his esteem and affection, and ere ionS ne maae a
formal demand for her hand. While granting H.,
the lady told the secret reason Tor me eoissahs
| presence OF her dazzling rival.
+ 81 believe Judge myself justly, ste salu ana
know also the men of my time. They are generally
attracted by everything that cutters. have been
making an experiment, My friend has served NE
as a touchatone. authorized her 10 display an
her graces, and to make every effort 10 please you.
If she hud succeeded. should haFs escapfd Z
nerI She has failed, and am sure Ut ynu. ! can
trust fearlessy my future bappiness 10 your care.
| Yon will pardon me, am sure, for suhlectlng you
ia trial from which you have come out victorious,
| hy nrnyine 10 me how much reason had 10 ne
lieye in you.H
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..


proportion " paid y Inc cry in cash, he ftet'nfet tiag
of the nuhHn Of chch ttFtA'cs
nhill tit completion of the Hlnle work.
The contractor shah pay into the city treasury pvI W
receiving S certificates, 1hc cost Of pabLaiio " te s
ttnns q the holders being well understood mat
sn shall haze the right Of deinannng o. s"o Pc
lii oncfs the reimbursement sad costs Of publication
The shall be bound 70 Keep inc paFhS H FsIa
for md during year after its completion -, .,....
II Is well understood thai in case oil ialinfe Dy ts
to begin or s the work or any part thereof Within the period
a&ed tho Council he dlssais Wh HI Hher ~
Which hg WORK being executed the Council shall haze the
rYt 10 anun The without putting the conttactof IN
default required article 1915 d the Civil Code ana WIN
IDrjty and Is also we'll uisrstoi tLa In case Inc con
trprtor shall NJ any abandon the 5E, not Onlsh aud
cofnnrp The same conformity Win lis Contract the sad
nenartor shall forfeit all cEa he may hnre Tor ahT pa
and s t eity sua thereby discharged fran end all
liability therefor and Il is also well understood that In csse The
contract fesoid the Contractor nnd his SeeuTes shall be
held and bound In sGdo Pay INTO the city all loss Of dier
ence The prices ut which the contractor originally con
acted perform the work. and the prices al Whlch IL may
he adiudicalei a a resale REHABILITATION. =
Bids superficial yard o. square block paving inr
DIshed and laid complete including the gutter stones per per
6r foot Of cnstones furnished and laid running foot OF
cuLstonc taken M eald per superficial foot Of eroSsin
sidewalks furnished ard nd running foot oi Tagging o.
HE sidewalks and relGd including in both cases the
cat iron cutters draining lots and cast iron bridge TOP
niaied laid complete including tile cast iron plates Tor
tile crossing steps over the CUTTERS.
New Orleans, July ID, 1860. = - ...
Approved by The Committees Streets and Landings OF both
Boafds Of the Commnn Council: ..,-
Isienedl BENZ $ HARRI5SoN,} Charnen
ALFRED A, DUCROs,
AM 1T Clerk for Comptroller,
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.

UosPTR0iLEt'S UrshE,
City Of New oh5uts, AVE. :, 1906
mo. 5000
Rssotrei That the Comptroller be unl he + har Authorized
70 adudcate the hYe following lowest
Ter each separate w. after Ten days notice in tho 0a 0uu
The work y be done n accordance With pGcDeRoas o The Sur
yeyor and the aundeaons 70 be subject hf approval
lection Of the Common Council, viz
lst contract fo constructing brick Sidewalks bofdered by
cuEust0nes and wooden CUTTERS Loh aide spde
from DorgenJg 10 Broad street.
I'd contrast for pairing With square blocks BieuTle street,
fTom Leyee 70 Rampant street,
3D. ccqtrac fof constructing wooden .tierak ca the
Feph eide q Is;sria Read from tho IAsO0 Ets 70 54N
Rndet street.
4i Acontact for constructing L ie wR9 tafietsd By
cut5t0ugs anl wooden cutters tbs por Lwes atl q TEz
street, from EFplannds to ST. Berrsfl tirgct.
eh contract for paving with qHatt tctfa Rampant street.
freq Common 10 Esp6tade slteLt . - -...
lStgnedl LA B3hEWk l5L,
President Fuatdog Assistant Aldermen
fStrnedl J. 9. NIXON,
President B0Hfd Of Aldermen.
Approved July q, 1850, .
taignedi JOHN T. MONROE Mayor
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HEALTH AND SERvAsTs.--A commissioner ap-
pointed to make inquiries relative to the health OF
women in England is said to have reported:
That the proportion of mothers OF the well,to.do
.lasses who can nurse their children Is dliuln-
t-hng; that among women who have one servant
f5are are ailments which are unknown amongst
women who have no servants ana those ailments
ire worse with women who have two servants,
md get very bad indeed aud with new eolnpil-
atens of hypochondria, among women who have
three servants.
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Notice is hereby given that MONDAY, the 2h mt
will adjudcate my Office at 4 O'Clock NJ the above
contracts
nnr III v. DuPLEsaIs GomnLroIlel
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M. h3ln.l

NO. 13JU.
Reso'eed THt the Of twenty Thousand dollars DC ara me
hereby appropriated by the Common Council Of the Shy
Of New Orleans towards he construction OF culVett III Ca
borne Canal from Orleans to Esplanahe street.
Res0'eed fHer Thai that the C5mptEorb be and he Is mere
sdindiege the lowest bidder a ten days
notice in the official journal contract for conscnga brick
culyert In Claiborne Canal Orleans Espanate street.
District the work he dHue in accordance win plans
and specifications file in the Surveyor s0iee and SAID hfu
dcAion subject the approval rejection Of the Com
Council. .,, ,,.,,,r,,.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-08-15

GpECIFICATiOSS FOR THE CONTRACTS
- far the construction Of brick sdeak DO a 81 by curb
guters- lst bJih sides 0l fSptnHdc
street. Dorgeno Reoad aud p, on tie norsl
side Of Galve1 street from Esparae 70 ST. EetHfd street
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