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Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1860-01-20
CARE OF THE WOUNDED.

The citizens of Lawrence responded
to every demand upon them, with a
promptness that reflects infinite credit
upon the city. At midnight, messengers
drove about the city calling upon the in
habitants to bring out lanterns to light up
the scene of the disaster, linen to be used
for bandages for the wounded, and other
necessary articles, which were quickly
forthcoming.
ACCOUNTS FROM OTHER SOURCES.
From the gleanings of the reporters Of
the Herald, we copy the following:
From nearly every hole and crevice
in this vast pile, from the top, from the
sides, and in fact from every fssure from
whence a voice from the inside could
make its way, came shrieks for help,
groans of anguish, prayers and moan
ings, and in many, very many cases, the
poor sufferers could be distinctly seen,
talked to and even reached by the hand
from the outside. Many thus imprison-
ed were encouraged and sustained by
assurances OF safety, and in many cases
cups Of coffee could, and were passed
down to those below, who alas after all
this near approach to safety, saw hour
after hour pass away until at last, the
/ frightful cry Of fire, and the greedy lick
/ ing Of the flames as they approached witt
fearful rapidity, cracking and Kissing, al
over the remains on the ground, told then
TOO plainly that all hope Of life was gone
At one point, when a rope had beer
fixed TO projecting timber, a call wa
made to the crowd TO take bold and pal
with will, but tor a few minutes, saci
was the danger Of the attempt--for th,
beam in falling might engulf all near
for few minutes, we say, the call va
unheeded. Men shuddered and drew
bsck--they wouli risk much. to aid ,hosr
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MIRACULOUS ESCAPES.

The circumstances attending the deliv-
cry Of the operatives from their living
grave, constitute IN themselves start
ling chapter. Among those foremost in
their efforts to save life were Gen. OH
yer, who, with the greatest self-possession
and degree OF judgment invaluabN at
such moment, went from place to place
giving directions to the reseuers, cheer
ing the sufferers, and laboring with al
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superficial y g re ruans g Sos e esd ss e
ssge si @ tos rpn b,,ss saes os sS
esas Tha the Comptroller be and he Is hereby ny
owss, binder days notice in The official Journal s
seyor 70 be suhject to the approval re-
2 ", Thsr The adjudication by tho Comptroller
resolution Ns S pang y nh s9s asd spsss ~
security = g d psxiag
If stones y p running foot # ag
and nj ar Il
and the same hereby reelected by the Conmon
Resolrs ayt That the Comptroller be and he hereby
bidder siiss i've ass notice II the oiea ioarnalae
e an e bs 70 10 IN 81 NJ 81 M
lection Of the Common Council. ~
e 20 ss aa s
ss q asr NJ @ 9 FL
sc,ng BRICK Sidewalks berdersd by curhstohes and wooden
Nok b aSns l. Viii
the b S se 70 De subject to the approval
Resoie That the Comptroller ~ hereby authorised
der each separately AFTER DAYS The official
5 sse y T. e
proyai or rejection Of the Common Council via
M ta si e 81 square blocks Old eys'
Front iS ass a M blocks
Sd for constructing h'ick Sidewalks hodered
sas ss side Of
4 contract for making wooden sidewalks the side
contract for constructing brick sidewalks hordered
s af p 81 z9oAe" side Of
contract for constructing brick sidewalks by
curbones and wooden cutters both sides of Bcny street
from Dorgeuois
Rcsore That the Comptroller be hereby authorized
to adudcate tie lowest bidder days notice
e ss fs @ Ssses Sss
northsde Of fiction Walk to Rampant
upper side Of New Canal TO Liberty The work
accordance with specifications Surveyor and the
adjudication to be subject the approval rejection Of the
Common Cetncil.5
| The following resolution Of the Board Of Alder
men, accompanying the above report, was read:
resolution apploprRng SEQ 900 towards the construction
the Mepomene Canal Canp Street through to
| Claiborne street, First Bi trict,
| Mr.. Moreno moved to amend by inserting the
1 words, "and that like amount be appropriated
for culvert on the Claiborne Canals Carried.
Yeas: Messrs. Monroe, Bakewell, BENT, Duprt
i Huyghe, Leefe, Magioni, Moreno, Patterson and
1 kingsland-l0.
Nay Mr. HALL. ~
/ On motion, said resolution was read a second
4 time and concurred in as amended the rules being
/ suspended.
Yeas: Messrs. Monroe, Bakewell BENT. Dupre
/ Huyghe, Leefe, Magioni, Moreno. Patterson ane
| Kingsand-l0.
I The following resolutions were read twice ant
4 coneurred in, recommended in the foregoing re
port, the rules being suspended.
4 Yeas: Messrs. Monroe, Bakewel Benit, Dupre
Hail. Huyghe, Leefe, Magioni, Moreno, Patterson
I and kingsland-lL
resolution authorizing the Street Commissioner to have
resolution nstrnciing the Comptroller sell
after five days notice. 10 make agsnne banquette Cam
street in front iron railing enclosing Coliseum Place
resolution nstrueiiug the Comptroller te contrac,
after FIVE days notice for regarding and cemenng the walks
Lafayette Square.
/ On motion, the Board adjourned until Tuesda,
next, the ed inst, at O'Clock P. NJ.
Il JAS. A, HOPKINS. Secretary,
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SPECIFICATIONS concerning, the right of
~ for running double track
Railroad in the of Espanade from Rampant the
Bayou Bridge.
The shall be bound construct
through the named street. within The time hereinafter
fixed doneeaek railroads. The tracks shall be Of Ave feet
two and hveeghths inches The rails shall be of the
pattern these in in the city Of Philadelphia
Pile OF which In the Surveyors office The
rails the of the roads shall be of the quail
ty and shall have the following dimensions towt The
shall be either of cypress pine six by eight inches
and eight feet ard the string pieces either Of press
yellow pine five by eight inches
shclipg of the where the sheed shall be
taken the shah be graded proper grade
tabshed by Inc City Scrveyar and shall receive
gravel which shall be perfectly well famed
founda the cross4tes shall ihen be
laid distances of feet the Of
the string pieces shall be placed and the top string
pieces the iron rails shall be placed. III rails weigh
less than 45 lbs to the The paving the then
be reaid by The contractor contractors workman
k and The satisfaction ef the City SURVEYOR
Wherever the street is not yet paved the lines
within the rails shall he paved with stones
workmane Mariner and 10 the entire satisfaction Of the City
Surveyor.
The shall be of the description those used in the
ely OF Philadelphia, anu Of dimensions will thirty
persons The shall be drawn by horses mules and IL
than horse mule be used each they shall be
dyen abreast The shall se often per day and
Dg rs me snntsaeeF deem proper but
not az intervals than every fifteen minutes from daylight
until 10 o'clock r. NJ and thirty minutes from 10 o'clock
r. NJ until midnight The speed of the shall exceed
six miles hour. All that he said railroads
between and aybeak shall be provided Of good and
ample head and light placed in conspicuous position
the outside of Tie cars end for violation of ibis clause
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS


applying court Of Justice 70 annu e and without In
shall at any time abandon the work not fn and
complete the In eonfo nifty With his contract fhetsnn
tractor shall forfeit all claims ho may part Of the
by him to the date Of the abandonuen and that
the city ha be thereby discharged from and all liability
therefor and also well understood that in Of sneh
nnlment contract Of such abandonment Of the
tractor the New Orleans shall have the right resell
the contract risk and peril Of the contractor and his
rifles in sodo.
right shall be awarded 20 the party parties offer
ing the largest the privileges sRd bonus to be paid
follows to wit fifth cash signing the contract before
the City Notary the balance at two three and four
years notes purchasers endorsed the
Finance Committees, with interest at the rate
Of Q per cent. per ~ IL +. =.
The snd railroad fixtures and other shall
revert to the city the expiration o. The said twenty years priv
ege valuation aseeraned by two disinerested
TO be appointed by the contractor or and
the other by the city and event OF disagreement as TO
said vna'ioa between said thus appointed third
party umpire shall appointed the District CGurts,
the decision thereby had final.
New Orleans, It'll May, 1850. 5
[signedl LOUIS II. PILE. City Surveyor.
Approved by the Committees aud Landings Of both
Boards Of the Common Council %&
signedl H T vEENARp,. cbair,neu.
myl0 81
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.

any ordinance existing Or tina, NAV bc enacted
S ~ ~ S ss f es sss
and 4 ssass 81 ass s
Tpa and Sc. soHdo st ilssa ~ s
pass as we'll a. al bridges street ,s she should ith hs
se, Fl soa ossr ana as ss s
right said street and bdges to be repaired ii Tie ~
u tSe e sa q se
any court of competent jurisdiction for tho benefit
he northeastern shall be used exclusively cars nm
a for fsnnr from Bayou 70
The tracks shall b. " III Il smpss
the eontractgr eonrasers binding hast ot themselves e
the adjudication by the Common Council and 70 complete the
Tie conaeto Or contractors bonn keep
said roads sufficient number of passenger cars m be drawn
down paia roads, ~ reae and shall provide
for al materials md labor required for the construction and
The city Of New Orleans be liable for any
pense thereon either repairs any other
Of whatever kind shall be borne by the contractor
soutIaeters shall arah goGa and solvent
Thousand dollars to guarantee the faithful performance Of the
fare between Rampant street and Bayou Bridge
distance between these points shall moi exceed cents
The contractor shall annually into the City
hs apsa x s o ss 81 nd o xn a ss
road and fixtures shall he assessed by the usual mode of
The be constructed under The supervision the
City Surveyor md in accordance with the lines and grades be
we'll that fainre by the
to begin finish the work. thereof within the
fixed the Council be dissatisfied with
which the work being executed, te Council shall have the
right nnu the contract without putting the contractor In de-
fault required by article 1905 OF the Civil Code md without
applying of Justice annu the and without
deny and is also well understood that iii The
tractor shall abandon the work. finish and
complete the in conformity with his Contract the said
tractor shall forfeit all claims he have for any part of the
him up the OF the and that
hecity shall be thereby discharged from any and all liability
therefor and It Is also well understood thnt such
numen of the of such abandonment the
the city Of New Orleans shall have the right resell the
the risk peril the and his securities in
| soIdo.
The right OF way shat he awarded the party parties
ering the largest bonus fer the privilege snid paid
follows tovit oBe cash. signing the be
fore the yy Notary and the balance three and
four in of the purchaser purchasers endorsed "a
The satisfaction of the Finance Committees wit interest the
/ rate of per cent. per
shall the city The expiration Of the said twenty year,
persons appointed by the
and the other by the city MD in the of disagreement
snd valuation between said persons thus appointed rt
party uape shall be appointed the District Courts
i The decision thereby had Ia be final.
4 New Orleans, May g. 1860.
4 (Signef) LOUIS II. PILE, City Surveyor
Approved by the Committees Streets and Landings Of boil
| Boards of the Common Council.
4 Signed H. vENNARD, cb,;r,nen
4 tSignedl RoBT HUYGHE, "'t''''e''
| Registered May S, 1850
4 myiU 22t HENRY pURET. For Comptroller.
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Eaksp ar ALDERMEN,
's's. Nav a, 1900. q
n I'M neupr.bls fssss nd n..sesIs -, .l..n.u.

10 ie Hcaoraais snd MsnnsTs Aldermen.
o. ~ sssui Is-i Invited to concur in the ia
,as s III " es u aSImsa
machine
assa.sS sS sa e ne Comptroller
sm q Consumes street Fourth
Di.i!ist The Surveyor to hsve hdees made
u, psess ono Il III Annette Good
sses, MI MI nfS " soa tat Tie
e 6 9 so iss
snsiisie fa Board sppsovins
sn csnai e spsnss accepting his ssenrity
Asspes''''''' cIlAs. CLAIBORNE, Sec y.
The following resolution, accompanying the
above message, was read and referred to the Com
4 resolution granting permission ]. Metcmh. agent
s sashsd ~ a. II III "a Tehouposas street
The following resolutions, accompanying the
above message were rsaa ana referred 10 the
resolution ,hs Comnrelsr e adaaea;e con
asa o
as asi'S5 "a
PETITIONS
The following were referred to the Committee on
Finance:
s n sa ssss Fl Bssss & s i tile
| ssrest market praying tor relief
OF e. Al Pitcher IN Teesrd 10 bridg. made b city
Rsss q ss .s s esu s s H. s
81 j. ,ssd g ser se soasss III
ssisssa That is deposit 'f
% ts s sg y s sa . ge .asse e '0f me
o9 RScKhil Rsbeso sskng banqe front Of his
Magazine street be allowed 70 remain as = unn
The petition Of ?. Murray, asking permission to
remove his stable, corner of julia and Commerce
streef from one lot to the other, was referred to
An invitation from the Committee Of Arrange,
Y M NJ ~ NJ 9n ana sIs nat "a HanIins,
70 Pc neid on .ae -us s,lu Aiss ss.' AZ
fian''asloh' y ~ ae , epes. 9-,,,>..,
a * - = oIioA =, ..azsa,..,.,,
MT: Patterson oiered the lsilowlng feseiatioh
/ which was read
Resore That the Committee workhonse and Prisons be
Work Ionss Sufficient quantity materia 10 make nys hun
drd pair # pantaeon i've hundred shirts and one hundred
NJ DnnrS move IN refer The above resolution
/ ~ he rammttee n Finance. FAN,
N yaas I. Messrs Dnnr4 Hal and Maeion-3.
Navs Messrs. Maproe BaleWell, Remit. Huygh8.
WI ~ ~
leefe, PATTERSON ana Fettlneiii--1.
L On motion, said resolution was read a second
time and adopted the rules being suspended.
4 Yeas: Messrs. Monroe, Bakewell Benit Huygh9,
lLeefe. MagIoni Moreno, Patterson and Pettin-
gill. !, y. s., Y.n >
Nass 80. Mes ~ rupts anu Raha
rsa NJ, ~ n tSs ..
st1sats and iandings ~ =
Rs Thu. the John Bistr WIN 4. tue city
whsryss IND boats q she ey and same hereby
II
Pleasant sd Camp ana me vt The corner of
IA ~ nn9ss -. fI
NJ Bakews offered the 2. 9s resaa.lo %
spess anM s aSs;,,o,., M. ,sn,s m nlacsa .. e,
iosk 4 Roydss street from fants 81 Charles street.
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FOR THE CONTRACT
= for the construction Of brick sidewalks bodsred By curb
ursuincs Espaae ,ree-sad sidewalks twelve feet
wide. 9-3 s4
CuassrosEsewsd and curb.ores shall lie the
Of North river bas stones 9'hsr stones q equally
s sSe sSss Sm hfes to si ~ t feet 10y en
They sa BE- we'll s IN good oiats and s
and shall end With aerss nicely eat through The same
lengths q from three feet tfoeaou he accord
# at he las i lie adioinns hsuses s
ner creyice wash and sinking of bricks usually
San es a aaa % i Sase ns
case ss s a naes aw a surface Of the aoiu
%ooDss se
e NJ sss sa ss a s @
Win Pins long y mo inches ii da
gs5se 4 sse e,s as as a
have neess i sht inches long y iva inches deep e out e
every eight feet thereof and a these braces Of less
thick pointed Al tie which enters The ground viii Be srlniy
re mel Bruce d R s ssss
s and ss a s s q I'll r
m r. Al VIII s ps a eH Pse s F s ss
the pins The tgp edge 81 s facing board shall pS
s s Bs and s% ss HID s NJ ops e. % sss
euhstones Wooden boxed CUTTERS 10y draining lot shan be
ss s II 's 5 5
es gsk o hs sdes aa @ . WIN o b fep inches
aud said gutter shall run through The whole width side
sals ,. y s walk shall BE- Laid VIM
se ae Generally si % Th o s s en-
Sfss, @ s sfs ss f9s'E e
broken and %sll ramine level and graded
sm,Se with DC, aesy h. slope towards he outline q
by tbs contractor his and we'll farned until
as e 9a o bas HI s s liz T ea AID f .s
Srr LII h h ss,l ssad therein n
that the pavement will bear straight edge otherwise ii
GENERAL whole work shall executed 10 the
entire satisfaction Of The c Surveyor who will be the sole
ul sSs the quality and shall be
sen'iaeto. sss he work In the ten
nss sns y c 2, the % by the G9
penalty y and f VERY Day
security 500 shall be required
e e% he popor be
sS b t @ H. pEfS s + E b ss
made BY the Sy & viii secton l9 Of
who shall be sbrogared all The rights city and
S s @ New Ut e Se . 81 q f '
sp so for Any s a Sa he ,S y, paid
ton Es s. hs ~ n ss 4 i gPsSsR # s
~ snbn5ssaeni 4 saId u pa6calon ~ t4
ssd @ d ~ os.ss y I sa
n which 4 being executed me Council shan have the right
d Article S q sa @ without
ag to coar Of nstss 5 to na e md without inle
shall at time aato The work, finish complete
ths In conformity with his contract contractor
shall forfeit all claims be may have for part Of the work
done by him tie dare Of the ahanunnen the
city shall be thereby discharged from ans all liability
to and is also we'll understood % the contract
resod, the his shall BE held and
bound IN sodo p ay unto theehy AL loss difference between
the price nj which the Aignly
form the work ad the pces which may addcaled
1 Mt resale reaIudcaioI.
i Bids be per running sidewalk complete including
1 the turning Of the corner 3'
1 New Orleans, Mss 3 1865.
1 fsignedl LOUIS II. PILE
| City Surveyor
Approved by the Committees Streets and Landings OF both
1 Boards of the Common Council
a. Signed aoh siR fN Gd4aan, ohsi,Hsn.
| myIn I2 HENRY nuRET. for Gnmp.roer.
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No. 6la4.l

Ro That the Comptroller be and he hereby authorized
ss utter five notice in the official Journal The
for the filling Of Wafer street FROM caope TO Julia
the work be performed according specifications
Of the City Surveyor and the sales subject the approval
lection OF The Common Council
ISignedJ JOHN T. MONROE,
President Board of Assistant Aldermen
tSignedl 10. NIXON,
President Board of Aldermen
Approved April q, 1866.
Signed GERARD sTITH, Mayor
Notice is hereby given that THU RSDAY i7th May 1860
will adpdcate my Office, at12 o'clock NJ the above
~
mylo7t V. DUPLEssIs, Comptroller.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

CoMrrRoII.KR's OFFICE, /,
City Of New Orleans, May 10, 1860
assyg @ mo. 5l32.] M stsl
Resolre That the Comptroller be and he Is hereby author
lied edudae tothe lowest bidder after 10 days notice IN Tie
official Journal for paviHg with square blocks North
Market Streets from Tchoupitonas to New Leyee
said work be done in accordance with specifications file in
Surveyors office ard the adjudication to DO subject TO the
approval or rejection Of the Common Council
Signedl JOHN T. MONROE,
President Board Of Assistant Aldermen.
[Sgnedl o. NIXON,
President Board Of Aldermen.
Approved April %. 1860. $3.50
lSignedl GERARD sTITH, Mayor.
Notice is hereby given that WEDNESDAY May 49, 1860
will adudcate at Office at IL o'clock NJ the above
tract. ~ lHSlA 8s 4 y
myl0 l2t " nuPLESsIs, Comptroller.
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Atg osleaus laip eseseea 0hssaay oraio ay IT, 1860

~ q
sirs Il resolution So. so7s cleaning psvs Of the
!, M vi Ranii for Ss 50 per anfnn-ssslriiy Robinson
the hereby approved, Tie security
cepie and The Mayor authorized 10 Sign the act or
Tie following resolution, accompanying the
above report, was read twice and adopted, the
rules being suspended:
Yeas: Messrs. Monroe, Bakewell, Benits Dupre,
Hall, Huygh6, Magion and Moreno--4S.
Nay. Mr. Pettingilt-1.
Resoef That the proposal az George w
John NJ Gendo collect for seaf Me licenses dns Ny ai
the city OF New Orleans $500 annu aud inc sae
Is hereby the security accepted and the mayor
The following resolution, accompanying the
above report, was read twice and adopteo, the
rules being suspended
Yeas Messrs Monroe, Bakewoll. Benlt nupre'
Hall, Huyghs, Magoni, Moreno and pettingIisss,
HeSolrcd, The Comptroller warrant on me lieauls 20 -
payment of the following bills va ,,. pan SIN Oo
Il Pelanne, repairing keys and ioeAs Z, % n,strirt
Fs NSs ssss, III y ,ss Houses. III
s. r Philips horse brushes ana eai's so,ios ~ 20
Y II Coaon rspaIri in Supply plfe = IA l2S
I digen small poS pai'en' from aA's ~. 100 90
n q Comnereiai baiiesn A. 4 msn 70 NAV T. 90
John stack hat eo.a "9'.s = 500
Catholic sanaasa we Sei is
A t,athalSc Standard, Publishing SheriHs notice oil elsc
ton Senator IN january, lsSO - J"
ehas Msra va sas e esoaa No.
(,bas II NORM Of lis feet Of selow pine lumber fur
nishei Street Commissioner for'reairs 70 DnoeeS ~ .
= c ma
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B(llsb III ASsIsT ALDERMEN.
Y1FFs1< III I.s u JOURNAL.
- 8 e - s. :, ~ @sxDUN OK

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m &c fil6z c66nip&nsing the same was read
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Is slisa III & ne ensins houses
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s xsssssen sIen Il ss e s
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- 7erSrd 10 ciecks Ns referred To the Committee
&H E1nnnce a8s8 3 NE 2 ~
s4 ez ts0tfIRnfIEr,s OfFIcE City Hall
w !. . & . New Vt leans, May %, 1850 h
zXe llls HQHafgblp tbs Beard or Assistant Aldermen
Sail sz 4 o. the Common Council /.
fo The hereinafter naied resolutions
HtsnF t usual notice tEari THIS Office have made
43e following aajndlrhtras 81 eontraets
#i9a ~ 5AqS " PM EosontnA - ~ 8 sa
xss gssag aa gasse n'osEs Each ss q Ies market
~ cfes The feiexing prices
At q AlNe suTsFffasi {asA FRI tae paving, ~ 4.
SenfE tt fest foot fo The ctssfencs. ifnh he'd sind
& qxa21 a .ess VI 81 i55 ar AZ -
pss 5ann9E oef q si,sesonss taken up and fesid
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s'ayssa "a Jean xonanes 10 soiide az follows
e seseed e 4; sSs IS, Il ss ns ia .'p.
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New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-05-17
MCR8MEELL,S RESTAURANT, No

a MGDt}NHELLS KksIAUkANTt No.
uzS5V \ IN Common street, between Baronae and CO.
4G5tty a. rondelet streets New Orleans,
5EsAS& @ This establishment viii remain spen during
Id susfsr the market affords ean be found
and prices moderate. This we'll ventilated Toos MAKE L eFs
desirable than any similar place in tie CITY during warm
#eather.
Furnished rooms fer transient Roarders.
JiqnoSs of every description st Wholesale prices.
MCDONNELL Mc6RAw,
Enyl4f PrOprietera.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-05-17

Notice is hereby given that SATURDAY, I'd of June
1860 will adndcate Office at IL O'Clock H. the above
contract.
myi0 2!t v. DUPIESSIs, Comptroller.