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y for paving with SQUARE 6ioeks Naehss 49, M
.ogailrr AND DHsssloss or TIN M.rxn,as, SONAR,
So ssa h = & sd ss s mot +
oong shape less that len nor s sns p
long and not than nine il heSne T.y .hn e
vel guarded having parallel square sides and ends % Is
rom hs blocks gutter IA sso s"s
SO az to bs laid dagonsy om he eSos gh hs sides
sidewalks. 1o'1ef'ns 'he
gss,on They g dirty il H Iashss ioS S
lR & sas
20 as % make tight Joints and the tops shall 81 perfscty
The curtones shall be Of North river blue stones persv
well hswed and dressed beys dressed The top 10 lie
thirty inches wide and in less shan or inches IN Thick
The crossing be of North river blue Stone. Of III,
ssst quality psrisey well hewsd and dressed han four
the ends cut at angle Of degrees With he ss so
ssones for tSe side sslIs sSa se s 81 North
s.snes q he best Quality rubbed surface
agons shall less than est Square y Wo and
Tbs n srssei sS Ne the Ds London gravel
half inch n diameter
shall 10 substituted ID their stead Ths new and I'd ons
surveyor IL good ioats and in wofkanIs manner fbey
shall b duly n,e.pered u lengths Of from three re-.
three inches for every foot Of its hight the adjoining
approved anner Aperines for arnns IA ha b. rss
su through the same by the contractor required 81
The crossing stones ahe be laid according TO the lines and
grades 70 be given by the Surveyor good Joints and In the
best workmanka OF London IA yel and sha
sand mixed Of AZ least x INCHES IN thickness said 10 be
well ramraed and hardened with OF the rruwbAr
shall DO laid with Slope Of inch the same
bottomng 81 fr inches OF London gravel sharp sand
Mixed said boonng to be strongly hardened with
the crowhsr until solid The shall be well onted the
joints be half inch wide otherwise they shall be
rejected and 70 Be hed up With One gravel and sharp sand
mixed
ne contractor hR take up the old round paving and
after tho shall be hnnled away him. shall pick grade
the surface of the in accordance with grades
W the % depth Of inches below the superior
face OF the blocks when laid The shall
the road bed Of the street to the be given by the Survey
and shall place on the top of the seinP less
than four inches London gravel and sharp and shall
thoroughly roll the came with tQ pnnd rolDf until Ii forms
and hard foundation The square block paving shall
then be laid In laying the paving the contractor shall lay the
blocks diagonaly % angle Of forgive degrees with the
street line breaking joints wilk every carefully bedding the
blocks and hardening the materials lie same in order
that each block may rest solid foundation He shall ali
in half inch in width shall raos positively be rejected
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CoMpTRoLLER--OFFICIAL.
CuMrrRoLLER's OFFICE,
City Of New Orleans. March s, 1850.
mo, 1885. r.

CoStrfRoLLER's OFrIcE, !
City Of New Orleans. March S, isso
mo. 1851
That the Comptroller be and he IL hereby authorized
V % the lowest bidder after teny DAYS notice
me official Journal contract for furnishing delivering and
erecting in building the Leyee provided BY ihe city
double acting Wosthngou Force Pumps Of force
q my or patent character each force pump 10 be
nosr al in accordance with specifications Of City Surveyor
ana under the supervision OF said ecer said adjudication TO
tSignedl JOHN T. MONROE,
President Board OF Assistant Aldermen.
tSignedl j. o. NIXON,
Approved Jan. q 1850
tsignedl GERARD srITH, Mayor
Notice Ia hereby given that SATURDAY sIst day OF
contract. = - - "So''
ms ait w. DUPLESSIS eotnptroller
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ITO SUGAR PLAETERS-FoR SALE, A VERY
superior Cylinder Pan, second hand, built by
Messrs Merrici Son, Philadelphia in complete working
der ad quite clean with ali attachments including large
AR Pump for the same. apply TO
la25 II No. Canal street. New Orleans.
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Ssw s. Sss5s E;ssasds sssA paw
nal Epsnade street shall DO taken by the
eyor shall be dressed BY the contractor so as to make tight
joints and present an even and meoh surface when laid and
The eoaactOr sha pick grade roadway d lie see
n Vim hs grades 10 Be given BY The City Surveyor
blocks when lad, The contractor shall dress the bed Of
place the Of The soing Of not less than four
inches o. gravel and sharp sand mixed and shall thor
and hard foundation The square blocks shall then BE-
In laying the paving the contractor shall lay the blocks isso
na or AZ an angle OF forty degrees with the line
s under tie Il ossr m ha bleach
block may rest on solid foundation Hs shall ali
half inch in width shall most positively Be reject
sharp III sand Ssia nd ha
paving shall se conveniently rolled with 600 h. roller often
inches q ns gravel and sharp sand mixed the
paving a e r. aaSs . rh
not Il any asISf IN quality to the granite Sban
b. tie T. he same explained the old
blocks apd c that, without extra compensation.
sss and sSiom Ct the bridges which may found
and a y ss + s
the said contractor shall also without compensation rein
3 disturbed be- P bg hmm and nag
wS,e wo1k sns e sxscued 'e The entire satisfaction
the work. ' sN'''' "
The old curb and gutter the old square blocks which
from the street shall be the property Of the contractor shall
All the materials shall be of the best quality and shall be
contractor shall Be bound 70 begin the work in the Tan
days following the approval Of the adjudication BY the Com
under penalty of dollars per day for each and every y
thereafter sa1 srs NJ .,S sane \ not completed
ood ana solvent security 10 amount Of 5000 shall
qured to guarantee the faithful performance Of the work
The s BY the City suS S sa ea
the Treasurer retaining in of the
The contractor shall be bound keep paving good order
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Notice hereby given that THURSDAY cd inst viii
audcate ct office at Il o'clock NJ the above contract
mo III ". DUPLESSIS. Comptrnller.
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ICE OF THE CHIEF or POLICE.

OFFICE THE CHIEF or POLICE.
ass.say RspsFt "a No. ch
OFT Of
81 wonxA u Fasauy, n . d q e1sH:
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mo. 40aa.l.

Rsord That the Comptroller be and ha hereby authorized
to the lowest bidder days notice in The
official Journal contract for furnishing the city Of New Or
leans 0 feet of yellow pine lumber for the repairs or the
cy plank said lumber 70 be furnished il quality
fee and the adjudication be subsc approval or
tion Of the Common Council.
Isignedl JOHN r. MONROE,
u President Board Of Assistant Aldermen
lSigned] J. o. NIXON
President Board Of Aldermen
Approved March s. 1900
Signed GERARD sTlTH, Mayor
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.

CoaprRoLLEn's OFFICE
City OF New Orleans, March o. 1850. )
No. 1881
va hst Ne Comptroller and he Il thereby author.
fu 70 the lowest bidder after days notice "
NE osia Journal contract for paving with square blocks
s',ssi rom chouptoulas Magazine street in accord
ssS peliioh o. property specifications Of the
Wy ssd adjudication to be subject the APP
taigneoJ JOHN II. MoNROE,
to,.s, PRESIDENT Board of Assistant Aldermen.
lsisneul j. O. NIXON
-. -, 20 90. President Board Of Aldermen.
lsisnedl GERARD sTITH, Mayor.
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ns LIT v. DUPLESsIs, Comptroller
SPECIFICATIONS FOR THE CONTRACT
- for fdrnsning and delivering the city three
Thousand o0 Feet Of yellow pine panks for repairs
plank roads.
The plaaks shall the best yellow pine free from sap
splits bad knots other defects calculated impair their
strength durability shall be twenty feet long el
inches wide, and three inches thick. II
The said planks shall be delivered the orders
Commissioner in such quantities and such places Off
may direct within thirty days from the of order
Security of $1,000 shall required guarantee
the faithful performance Of the contract
Payments in cash the delivery the city of each every
100 feet OF plks and Of the by the
Commissioner the Treasurer retaining in guarantee
Of the amount Of each certificate until the delivery the
whole 30J. 90 feet.
IT is well understood that in failure by the contractor
to furnish and deliver the ranks part thereof
the period xcd In the ConRc be dissatisfied with
the quality Of the lumber the Council shall have right
required article 1886 of the Civil Code without applying
Of justice to annl the and without indemnify
and also we'll understood that contractor
time abandon the work not finish and complete
conformity with his contract the shall for
felt all claims he have for any part Of the plan
by him the date Of The abandonment, and that
shall be thereby discharged from and liability hetefof
it is also we'll understood that in the feod
the contractor and his securities shall be held and
soiido the cyi loss difference between
price which the contractor originally contracted
plank and the price which be adudieaed resale
readiudieation
Bids per thousand feet Of pianks boasd msasarel
nisned and Delivered.
New Orleans, March s, 1850.
[Signed1 LOUIS II. PILE. City Surveyor.
Approved by the Committees Streets and Landings Of both
Boards of the Common Council.
RoBT. HUYGHG,5 "haifmen-
Registered March 5, 1860.
m9 l2t HENRY DHRET,. for Comptroller
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INPAVE DU QUATRIEinIE DISTRICT.-IIn
~ ste conduit dtpot dies natrieme Dsc
Jackson les Laurel Constance comIne
I'm eheva bal noir densron l3 autcur crnicre
tongues, les abes de deiee marque
visible.
81 10 dit animal nest pas dansenu jonrs at es ras
payGh Ii yendu fencsfe Iuliate au dit depot lie
LUNDl, II de mars 1850, 10 heGreS A. n.
@ @. FLECIIER Cornmissaire des
S0uvelle Orleans. b mars lHH 81
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mo. 4eal.l

R That the Comptroller be and no ia hereby authorized
adudeate the lowest bidder sitter days ia the
official journal contract FOR taking up and reayng dagonay
block paving New Levee from Canal
Esnade street said work be done in with the
specifications on ale in the Surveyors Office and the adudca
ten thereof to be subject TO the approval rejection Of the
Common Council
lSignodl JOHN 7. MONROE.
President Board Of Assistant Aldermen
lSignedl u o. NIXON,
. President Board Of Aldermen
Approved March s, 1850
ESignedl GERARD STTTH Mayor
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

| NEW ORLEANS, July 1st, 1850
Of the City of New Orleans
ss trent oang y. Gn o ssass street from johnson
resolution bs passed by the City Council acco dine to ~
fhe Of brick sidewalks boered by and
f Do g r., streets twelve feet h width line Of her
tbs Intervening space be iled IN and nronariv daa
correspond with the brick pavement On each side Il
n r.+iH,, East side. West side.
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Notice is hereby given that on THURSDAY I'd inst, will
Nd in " DUPLESSIS. Comptroller.
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.

GoArrRoIIER's OyfieY, I
New Orleans, March 10. 1850
mo. 4794.l
ReelceR That TIE Comptroller bs he hereby anhor
I'D % contract % the lowest bidder after Eve days
1et1 ~ the oa Joura for cleaning the Mspomsnc Canal
e nysdss gs6ons si.ss md ,he Claiborne Canal
fr ths ga cenals BY se ssid soniasor II raising and
- ~ New Canal The whole Of sid york 6s dcnc agrees
h specifications Of the the adjudication subject
"a the xppxcsnl rejection of tho Common Council
sSignedl JOHN 7. MONROE,
lSSkucdl iss o. NIXON,
N S President Board Of Aldermen.
Issnedl GERARD sTITH. Mayor.
Nu5ss II acsSby Inn tat Oh SATURDAY 7sh instant
~ e13A4e 81 nces 1T II O'Clock NJ the above
4 Az Y. DUPLESSIS Comptroller.
accordance with specifications already
4 aaa n sas Il NE snrssyoI's eare. mIo 4
4 CoxFrRoLLER,s OFFICE
City Of Hew Orleans. March 10, 1860.
Npss1e y hAaeby aiven hA tbs 2M or March, 1860
~f aSjrScafe ny ere IL o'clock NJ csiraat
paving sqnarc bloeks Espfanade street from Ieyse 20 Gal
ID e1nfofsnty g Section u Of Restitution No 4S9
- s Eragn Counsel and according specifications ale
ii tks sHrstxurs 11ires Ss NJ
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ITALIAN EIARBEE-sio Slabs Of wbits and yat.ed
Marble, tast arrived and for sale BY -
felo u BARELLI 8 CO.. 81 Common street
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FOR THE CONTRACT
,ioeks Matches street, from Tchoupi.

Notice hereby given that FRIDAY 18Th inst will
ms l2t " DIfPI EaaIS Te eunsl aS,.
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Notice hereby given that THURSDAY 22d inst will
adudcnte my Office IL o'clock NJ, the contract
fn9 l2t " DUPLESSIS, EomptroIler.
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Il - ,- III. 10. THOMAS E
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for the construction Of brick sidewalks beEdsred by curb
stsnes and wooden CUTTERS various streets Of the city.
CONTRACTS.
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Approved by Committees on Streets and LANDING If hath
Boards Of the Common Council.
tSignedl II. 7. TENNARD, ! ,u.-
R0BT. HuYGHE 1haifneh-
ms l2t HENRY DUREI. for COMPTROLLER
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VSHE CREOLA MAII.-HESRY MYERS, Editor and
ffopeor Is rendered to the business Of New Orleans
g reliable advertising medium The Mail published upon
ed yer ~ miles above Alexandria, and in the midst Of the
sisua
~ per annuIn.
A. B. sTRAwBRIDdE 4 CO.. Agents.
jas IN q Commercial Place.
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6SHEAP FUEcLr-WHILE THE PRESENT buld,g i.
" gong forward a. the Station the price Of COX viii he
barrel, ~ - = - : -A~sA az Nv 4 ohNis per
clean and pleasant fuel for house use and zns
either wood or coal for cooking. 80 s' 1 superior y
Al th price is full o per cheaper than the hes. sal
Nav oean. rshs ansny Oct IA Az Treasurer
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Registered March /. 1860.
ms 2It HENRY DEREI45 for J,n1Dt roller
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BOUNTY LAND AND PENsIoNs-oFFIcE
t NO IL Exchange Alley, stairs nearly opposite the
m Office Soldiers Seamen and Teamsters who have been n
M the service Of the United Saes for fourteen
days or more in disturbance since 1880 entitled
to o aares of land Widows and minor children deceased
Soldiers Seanen and Teaers entitled
pensions Claims made out and procured with dispatch BY
JOHN PURCELL.
Excha AIIev afo
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Observation-Disclosures, Baltimore.
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&inwanterer unb Rei1ente fpGten febr SOrftdie len, ebe fe i9re
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Johnston'S INSURANCE Rooms.
go. 70 Secpnbltr.
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run9S=S pmpanntem.
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nit $3.50, 600 @apHaI.
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actual value of the commodity consumed in
Europe, which for many years has drawn enormous
supplies from the East and other quarters OF the
globe. Nevertheless America certainly enjoys a
high position as respects its tobacco crop, 10 con-
found which with the import and manufacture of
silk betrays want of practical knowledge of the
uses and appliances of the two commodities. We
cannot, however. charge the Americans with any
actual desire TO check commercial enterprise
since il is now fully apparent that they are
merely endeavoring TO revive worn out sys-
TEN in support of home manufactures. Enterprise,
industry, and general activity, aided by compare
lively small duties upon importations, have maie
America what she now is, great emporium of
produce-so great, indeed that in some previous
years she has furnished England with supplies of
food by which famine in these islands has hap
way, for years in furnishing the world with cotton
TO an almost unlimited extent; but, before she can
become a great manufacturing country, and sue
cessfully compete with Europe, she must import
more skill, and sink enormous amounts of capital
in manufactures. No reasonable person would
oppose her progress in these particulars: but
If at any future period the manufactur-
ing trade Of Europe should be, so to speak.
jeopardsed by high duties upon importations and
the want of remuneratye prices in the States, in
tercourse must fall Oft, and raw produce here be-
fore the Americans tamper with their import du
ties, therefore, they should fairly consider their
present position as regards England and her colo
hies. They should bear in mind that out of the
f62 1928 900 Of foreign trade in 1859, England and
her dependencies took f42 $40 900, or about sixty
five per cent of the whole exports. Out OF the
6,522 900 of goods imported into the States in
that year, f26 73l 9l4 represented those furnished
by means of English and colonial industry. These
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