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CHAyBER FURNITURE HAVING BEEN TEN YEAR,
~ exclusively In The manufAsare Of Chamber FurDiurs
nnshing In The best and substantial manner ca
cfer 70 the trade and at rela much assomen
Enaeed and solid walnut Chamber that have
been offered In thia city. WARREN WARD
T7 Canal street, four doors east Of Broadway
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UxROx IRELAND TO NEW YORK By g11AH-
Passengers booked IRON Queenstown, Ireland 70 Kew
Yok foc go tnAsdlos prsvi.eus - $1,000 fss ssam
ID QassnAoWn every Thursdsy IN Summer and three tones
month during winter. Fer pass.ge apply ~ Compaays
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and win be presented 1t the Garden
THIS EVENING, THURSDAY, FEB. 2
Al great actne simply Individual nature directed BY
gathered NJ the Winter Garden the
powerful Of characters contained In this story ars.
etsed 70 Mr. Jefferson the revival and fresh adaptation OF
es DRAMA which, DO remembered created its
tho Park many since strong
The character Of Nancy 1yke then by Charlotte
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VALENTINES, vALEsTINEs vALErTfNEs
The most elegant specimens Of the cagraphc art
pubised IN this country prnted tn coors Price
10 cents 10 81 each, incudi envelope,
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THE MxI.ITARY.


A RARE CHANCK.-FoR SALE, AT HALF COST, A
n f uniform OF Eshh regiment Waghtng;on Greys
being about TO leave tbs city. Address Uniform,
box l49 Herald Office
ISxTEYsIoN OF TIME.-NoTrcE--TdE VETERANS OF
T. the War of lsl also the poor widows OF veterans,
we'll wealthy, WIFI call the Bounty Onlce
have their claims made for the Of cohing aud
worn out IN the Of 1sil-l34, the time being
tended to March 1860 CITY Hall place. 10
40 : Col q. RAYMOND, Ag,rt
cyENIoR VETERAN CORPS OF BRA REGULAR
monhiy meeting will be held at the Mercer House. his
(rdsy eyenipg Feb at ~ O'Clock 70 hear report on the
Clothes b ana y make avrsnzements y cee9rate Ns.hng
II. RAYMOND, Colonel.
Isaac n PHYrx SECRETARY.
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TSREI6Hr FOR TENNESSEE, NORTH CAROLINA,
II Portsmouth, Norfolk. City Point and Richm ,nd -fhs
steamshio YORKTOWN Capt Parish will receive freight for
The above places Friday and saturday a. pier y North
folk Portsmouth sr per o 10 City Point se EN-
10 Rchmond eight cents Passayc 70 Norfolk
And included "a: n Petersburg Richmond $40
LUDLAM q HErNEKES, lis Broadway
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FrNH Ants.

DoRrRAITs IN OF FROM LIVE, PHOTOGRAPHS,
osguerreotypcs, ambroypes enlarged 70 life size sud
carefully PAINTED In oil colors by j. c. PLATT 500 BROADWAY
Instruction. gwen 70 limited number OF lady pupils In oil
painting. N BCboce original oil paintings for salA For
PARTICULARS refer to Commercial Advertiser.
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JOHN MccLELLAND, Chief Of Police.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
| MAYoRALTY OF NEW ORLEANS
..5a ."". City Hall. August g. 1850.
| Common Council of the City Of New Orleans.


EeNpUed That the Mayor be and he is hereby authorized
make the following named changes noarial
tract between the city and H. b. Slawson Co. right
q way for twenty years for city railroads and running
thereon, etc. -
lst The running upper part Of the city TO termi-
nate on The east side of the Monument Of Henry
cars running to the lower of the city the
west side OF said moAument with suitable turning tables and
extra tracks.
I'd To change the street. from Magazine to
Claiborne street from from the inside curbstones
prescribed by orduance each side of the shell walks
through built
for the purpose of erecting monuments
around said circles whenever the Council shall require
for the erection Of monuments thereon
81 10 cause plies to be driven in the Canal street canal from
Claiborne street the Meare Rdge-io in
said canal with png and lining preserve the drainage
sanen accordance with specifications OF the Surveyor
under the supervision of said officer and lay the rail tracks
over said canal and run thereon supported by said plies
from Claiborne the Ridge work 10 be
done in manner that the drainage of said section
not be inuriouslf affected
4. To change the tracks in Canal the point
Ridge road from Canal the Bayou Bridge eight
feet prescribed by the ordnance apart
9TH 10 change the tracks Rampant Canal
Epanade street. from five feet from the inside
Is prescribed by the ordhance to between the the neutral
ground.
9th To change the Espsnade street from Rampant
10 Dauphne street. from the roadway prescribed by the
ordnance 6fhe center of the neutral ground said
center OF the Ridge road from Canal bridge
the halfway house All of said changes ac
corance with specifications of the Surveyor. and thu
supervision Of said officer.
Signed LEA f. FAREWELL
@s@ President Board of Assistant Aldermen
lSlgnedl r. o. NIXON,
President Board of Aldermen
Approved Augusta 1860.
isisnedi JOHN T. MONROE, Mayor
true copy:
au4 81 49,. .s W. s. PETrISsILL- Secretary
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cPECIFICAVIONS FOR THE CuSrRAc,F
u for paxng with blocks benNi lie nerl III.

~ paving Win ulocRh street,
QUALITY Asp DMEssross OF THE Materials square
aly to the granite Obtained from Boston, They shall
nes IN wdh and not less than twelve nor more han
inches long and not less than nine nchesn thickness They
s ss @ on iSss sssd fna
fat and free from humps The square blocks adjoining the gneI
sides to be laid dagonay from the cnrbstones bordering
Tho gutter shall be of good hard granite obtained from
Boston They shall BE- from Twenty 70 rsS inches and
inches ds AND sy snail be well nhyns haiRe
shall be perfectly well hewed and dressed otherwise they shall
curbstones shall North river blue stones perfectly
md dressed beye dressed on the top to answer the
hirtyx inches wide, and in ease less than inches in
The crossing stones sha be of North river blue stones of the
quality perfectly well heged and dressed than four
ions rwe isg aG pE ta s S Ghes n'sk with
I'M the joints viii be on diagonal With the street
Of The best 9ay rubbed o oSed on The surface
gsone shall measure less than three feet square aud
The sha be the best London gravel not over and
Tic sand shall y clear, sharp sand Of large grain
street shall be Of the best cast IRON toqgh ;im!a il
ee but varying in width The widths shall be furnished by
ron tough measuring each six feet long by inch thick
Of such widths and pattern shall be furnished by the CITY
n MANNER WHICH woRk SHALL EXECUTED. = This
old carhstones shall be taken up by tho contractor and read
found good by the City surveyor and il cubstones
shall be substituted in their stead The and old
shall be according to the lines and grades he given
Surveyor, in good joints and in wlfknankc They
shall duly ntespesed in lengths of from htee six feet
thoughontfhe work and each cufbone shall have Stone
heenehes for every foot q its hight towards The adjoining
approved Apernres for draining shall NICELY
cut through The by the contractor whenever required by
the Surveyor.
The crongsones shall be laid according the ues
grades given by the Surveyor in good Joints the
best manner bed of gravel and sharI
sand mixed least six inches in thickness said bed TO bt
Fammed and hardened with the head OF The crowbGr.
The Sides bottoms and wings Of the bridges shall be
stones and shall be laid in good JOINS in The nan
like manner accordance with the directions given b,
the City Surveyor The cast Iron plates for e tops OF th
bridges shall upon the sides andShall he all Joined
The ltte shall Join in their length tbs cubs,one
shall laid with inclination slope towards the
one inch bottonug of four inches Of london gravel
sharp sand mixed said bottnmng to e strongly hardened with
the head the erobar until solid Tie shall be vel
fonted the ioints be half inch wide otherwise
they shall be rejected and TO be filled up Wits hne gravel
sharp sand Mixed
The contractor shall sake up this round paving and
eer the shallbe hauled away by him. shall pick and grad
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-Ha, MOST EXTENSIVE SOUTHERN
NTSTTrlAno FORTE MANDATORY.

VIM KNABE CO., Nos l. 5, and Eutaw street. Balti.
respectfully inform their Southern friends that they
enlarged their factory aud prepared supply the great
demand fer their Pianos They unquesonably the
duahe contain all the latest improvements and fully guar.
aneed 1--WE eor sweetness aud great power of
aud agreeable touch, they unequaled.
fhalberg sakosch oGe panists have nsed them
their and gwen certificates superiority
They have for the last years taken the first premiums
all competition in all the different States where they have beer
exhibited Last they received five first premiums; two
Montgomery, Aa for the Southern piano.
one for the best against all competition.
full supply of the above instruments may be found
agents in New Orleans, at
NELL WASHBURN,s, 5.=@
Corner of Camp and Common streets,
jeis ly&W Story Building, tup stairsl
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,,,.. ,.... mn, 80 ~ ~ . y : =
Gorae,ie s,afWaGS on poth 9eI q tpiaa"he
ssT lf nS @ m " b0Ad 7'ee d sidewalks 10 be
FW s ,h's s, WI ~ "lT qt it ~ 81 ~, :,
stee rom nspanaae 70 81 bernard street, sud Side
CunnsroNEs dressed oub5tones shall line the
ssTe 2 NSTn ryeF blue slpnes Or other stones o. equally
ihs slape s siqes fs9m h5es IS Get sae rom
They s, well SCI in good Joins and Il %ofsmanke man
,b @a t ~ s WIN III, Thn ees IT. eqlgI tne saai
5s5 S5 sIi
vsyo and sseb eurbsons a have ore II res p ar
sbs ao be- edIy liked and backed IN be n ngGs
ner 70 prevent ceyee wq9 aud sinking Of bricks usually
Iegeed from negligence n h" rsspee and 9 less
caae s IN e Il asg a n ~, @ ~ H.. H. ~ lo
iaS gaeT shall Be admitted T IN the y,S
" re- twelve sas we " @r Hgls' s in ifngs
HUI pnned tbere 2d AZ syery ntsrd s s
Will aa pins not esf than fur feet l2 II inches e AL
peed anting VIZ eaes f M Nv Eer bN
saa b. 9syesd q sq, and On gG 9 q 9nde edgs / 2
sse hgSe s 81 gg. Gsf i9F ~ g men, dsp ~ o q
49, 80 ~, ~, rt plI I y WI t9s
biS iU ,,ed NJ y, b s md " bib t r. g,ag go I'VE nes
aSsn dGgn and spiked yin ssId Eatief plank VIII sast
g be verge or iaes Of cypress sunk of Ten inches Wide by
snpe a h s inh IN, 49, W. WHEY 70 ,ie seI psnm
r. a EXT ssp bs 6Tef nk Baf @ Sesas e9e
iec one and half aches above e srfacS Of Tia ttr MIKE
nG ms later wn a 9s sa S 9p ct 9 nsh @ the
Pm, y o. oon n5 They s Y te e r eh
n pIanR f b ss e ~ ALI nr Eot sin ~
tos ianas on tls nm to sscs ti,s si 80 JI
ad sd Gutter sha F Fhn hfo th h5 i9 s Sr R NH
w9 lss;,. p .,.r.,,- r,,
lake irieie of Is hest anaIity in berrj a va Il ~ fb
sand ~ n,i,ar sera or e1uaIiv tSod I'M % I, Az ~
ns,es renernIly called bIne bIy G inif ,.t.rs II
bess sfaiI be VII aied with shetr satT ana ~
bnIf an inci tbtrL Snrend nvcr ,Ii 10 f ~ NJ IL -
Priaf 10 laying hs brcis tie el ~ Tnud sai lin NJ VII H.
hohan and ,ye Tnr,n,ed and ig1 ia ,j
Eitf dsctyv Of si6ns toarri It'll anil,Tr n n III
per foot The ground where TOO low sljI he iICi nm H.
sontractor nj Is own exren.e Hu ,t ftst NJ ,,.; "
peey solid There shall &c bedd Of one Of mn hen a
shall be pronery bsdied Therein in h,i n ~ t
faid in AKA in1ts ycthont Siy rt,,a5 Il IIt
,l,t ha 10 tsep,snt MI; Isar a H. Z; ~
relacted " '' "" $50 800 - s'' ~ p" " = mai "e
GgsyR. Az G., ,usrs rbe ,g,,olo ,y,,k zl,oli ~, . -,
tiTe stitfsr;o 81 ts citr s4 l " IN; H. "a 70 lie
S5ee nT ihe nnatr If fi,s s5p,a o iu VIC tue Hole
I INA matefais shnIi he III The h.st 3a,,t,. 1 4,, m
farnjshed by HE Contractors al gii AN III isias ~ ~ "
Tia SnntrartGrs mali Id hontd TX ietg, H. ~. a. - -
dovs fNngn,y the aInrey az ~ n y " ep
o1 Cn,nef md p cnnn III geat.9a " the G2m
under penalty Of ten doIa4s per dy fa I oa s5e
hereafar hs saae Is no nSrnbieted " ~ at eFeiS "as
Good and solvent aeerltv n tbs si,f, At s t1,
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a esREAT POLITICAL WORK
80 CLusEEyS POLITICAL TEXT BOOK
Encyclopedias.
ByM. W. CLUsKEY, Washington, D. G.

It contains, among other things
Ihe various Party Platforms.
The American Ritual.
The Kansas Legislation of Congress.
Governors Geary, Stanton and Walkers Inaugural Ad-
senators Green Douglas and Colamer and Hesss Stephens
and others Reports on Kansas.
The material portion of the Kansas Nebraska Bill.
l!ecompton Topeka and Leayenworth Constitutions.
votes .n the in each @ss essential
The Constitution of the United States.
Westinghouse Farewell Address
Virginia and Kentucky Resolutions of 1898 and ss.
Mr. Glay's Report favor the Distribution of the Public
Lands and able documents against it, with full history Of the
President Pierces Veto of the INDECENT Insane Land Bill
The address of Mr.. Faulkner on the subject.
history of Railroad Grants by Congress, with the votes
President Message yetong the River and Harbor
The School Land Bill. and votes thereon.
The Clayton Bnlwer Treaty
Extracts from Speeches of noted Republicans and Abo
Mr.. Toombs' Boston Lecture on Slavery. ..=
esSrs Buchanans Williams Letters on the Bargain and
President acksons Proclamation against Notification.
The Maysvilie Road Veto
A history of Party Conventions.
Report ot Mr.. Davis of South Carolina, on the Potica
Mr.. Buchanan Minority Report the same subject
Gov Wise and Mr. GarutheFs Letters against the American
o o dsenn sn Hon a. H. sua''s Letters signed Aad
Kenneth ayners Speech at Philadelphia in November 1856
and in North Carolina in 1892.
history of with the votes the various Tariffs.
history Of the United States Bank and Abolition Petitions
NJ, Filmnres Albany Speech and Erie Gale Letters
History Of the Annexation Of Texas.
Opinion of public the power Of Congress the Ter
ritores.
The Nicholson Letter
The Nashville Convention and Georgia Platforms.
Missouri Compromise with every vote thereon sectonRlY
classified.
The Compromise Measures of 1880
Clayton Compromise.
Wmot Provso.
With many other things, too numerous mention.
Every subject fully tTeaed every Congress-
any subject having political Specification, Ii given.
This book will post the public speaker fully the Kansas
and oSher auestisns.
Single Copies, So; Club Of Six. SIS
las. B. SMITH co, Pusltshers,
mr. Philadelphia.
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SPPEclIFIoA!Tlio5tNsIss FOL, FOR THE CONTRACT

INVESTIGATIONS FOR THE CONTRACT
y ot gHEhs WIN square BLOCKS hanpat Street, from Com
QqALir AND llMESSIoAs OF THE MATERIALS square
oeks h DC OF good hard granite MOI IN any reS ec nlerot
~ 4halY 10 me granite opaed from Boston, Iey hall be
nunie ~ sihpe, het iess tI ie MOI hoe thhu sixteen
hlht III Wih anu NOT 1855 'h Twelve nor more lEnt twenty
four inehss long and not less than nine inches in thickness
lhGs shall Dc Wei qIce iElhg ahiet or square SIDES and
ehs SO ~ 70 nuke usn JOINTS ava me tops shi pc dressed
Ale, nv any H. " iilnps ig sqate Doeks me
stet stosB s be c " All agse OF loSYe aesfee with
The reS to be laid dagOnay from the eubSlones
os Tis NY stueWniNsi i -, !, - - j i, i ~. ,..,
sts s'oey 5n't % o. soou @ EFale oealnen from
" ~ 49, "v sid ii9t ies l eNeA lhfhes
tinek! ies sua nc wei latfeu having paf'tf " square
esihSus well e"ea anu aeSSeo otherwise eS ahaH be We
leeteea' 49,, ,,,t ~
@ S. t " G ~ f. iltr pine a,9ae ~ se
siyp4 el wy s,Uts' 9i unse W slA leet iel Ion eh
sA ehee "4ue nnd III no case 'esS man aa 'eeS u
thcknesh #,z-.1 .5@@
me eosslne stones shn DC OIL Naith river oe STONES OF the
osse wen leWe anu aIesota ny less man ienr
feet long two eet wide aud not less Than six inches e with
me ends cut at " angie O io Ne degrees WIN me Sides SO
ts 's JOHNS VII s pi ui9 VIII l I ssIest
le ngsones o w snWaks saa n o. N9tih river eue
l asssg, " sno. h S NJ s unpea JOINTS 70
sa measure ess '"an lhiee ieet square bS TWO ana
"s VI anetcs III G M bo tba hos, Ton1o, ~
= Ir i 1 df,to ~ '" e'"ae Hot oNei uue ano
N.Y. NJ, ,e i ~ Il, II ~ - b.. ,,d &c ,4
me- sd s T H., II, e t, f hi m ia al eF,
. nv LII ~ ~ ha.t - i. ~ f IN y
streets zslsit ~ Oh te oesI eas non ueuSW similar IA pat
ae fis ~ ~, Nm, ~ IVY nn VI M
s s t ha r. No NJ, s"rsavo. " ~ ING "iu'He St"'' pe
M ~ a., Il, III e tnan M ,. Ike 40 ~ IL! "
GnS 90 ~ ,bn civ S,rvavor md If MT new
shall he substituted in tier stead The new and ola curb
s s 4, sni - ~ @ ~ n u N lte
~ o d, s s in lenens nF fnne the ~ ~
u ~ n .oti vi snrh - tona Ill, 49, i -
h i ~ W. nr - po II s bh to"4d ~ S:ohG -,
d le ND hof is he s0dir sYad and bae ~ w
manner Apertues Io draining lots Shall be nicely
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jeis ly&,
fsHEROKEE REMEDY
ROOTS, BARKS AND LEAVES
VERSUS
sAusEoUs DRUGS AND POISONOUS MINERALS

We ASA INC ante!ed Of either which DO
aemedesone which viii speedily and permanently You
the vile conposnds heretofore used with all their nauseop
md facilitating effect, together with the loahsona dseas,
Hgny times following the use Of Mineral Poisons
The Cherokee Remedy is natures specific ,3ono
asa elect Gravel Structure Fluor Albus. Wbites In IL
naes and all diseases Of the Urinary Organs curing these M
,asss BY natural laws after all other preparations failed
iSuld be produced of s effects which would sager crean
The nanseous preparations heretofore have failed bn III
has never In one instance been known fail Happily for
kind the governor of the world is Father who afcts not
kill, but to ' w -
In mercy he has appointed Medicines hess dreadful dis
eases which when taken quickly flies parts the system
stacks me disease at every post and with fidelity courage
uuiy admirable never gives rest until 1t has completely AZ
peed from the body and restores the unfortunate patient
This Remedy strikes the very root of the disease ~,
which il depends "' ~ - 't' 'ps
And what enhances its value ABSENCE of all mat
eons taste smell 1t lay the counting room or IN III,
oet table without being suspected as Remey for se
cret Diseases "' ioA sc
treatise on voneea disease with full directions for thely
permanent cure accompany each bottle. ~
Sold by j. WRIGHT CO.. Nos q and l5i Charities street
medicines. ~ W 1e'ie ~
POTTER d MERw1H, Sole Proprietors,
tn..t.E "
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.

he ntceoi the in ccorlce VT grades 10 given
s a Ts Gssg s
5 e ns ~ @ op # nv 40 be s ses Of I
inches q London and sharp sand naked and shan
a. 'ton rp The same y dep pound roller until i forms
m even and hard DundatOn The block pHyE& shall
men Dc ad n laying the he contractor sbai Try re
pekA ulH"ny or ~ An angle OF ortySe degrees WIN We
s1reS me bfeang i9i WIFI, every ter carefully eddhH ne
thai each block may so foundation. They saliGse all
eafe 70 ny ~ blocks 70 they touch and make s9se l9n ~
by the Surveyor WheA he blocks are hid The Joints shall
accurately ed With fine gravel and shgp nld mixed and the
T. often as may be Necessary and covering Of three INCHES u
g s S sRa % psnsd ' f@r fe
oa s "ss e' s[Gsns e. 5 sf
n @ Of s hs wgg Of the bridges and shall be sunk
y he Nc sidewalks Shall & asd Ds The
contractor hc said hing shall be well rned and The flag
E @ hS p sd a9 s s be mid ana w s9ff
laid in regular courses The tagging shall when completed
AZ even surface iree q M ragsed Or hollow place and
ieGa}f ,a al e.y.tn !, ,na ~.
tas,s sHsFsveg erded so va ' tg @ up w e e H.
dsSas sS E sd eSfresSo9d S, Ss adss
5n y &c f' bly, aud to the entire 4"'
and mis- Ing ags shall be furnished by the contractors with
IRON similar lie Surveyors Office and
shall run through the whole Width Of The sieya!Is
j. GsEAL = he whole WORK shall be executed 70
inass Of the quality Of the work -, .s
~, nai, ~ ~ spicb IL sae Pnsis,
surveyor ie ol breEnE o. ihe sidewalks ad TIE earth
picked from the street. n W me property OF the contractor
and Shall be removed and hauled away by him.
Al e materials shall be OF The best Quality and shall be fur
ns4ed BY tie contrnetoF. as well as the labor.
The contractor snail be bound 10 begin the work The totF
months following the approval 81 the adjudication by the Com
mon Council aud 70 continue without interruption and
pee he same ghin fifteen months atteI under penalty
ten dollars per day for each and every day thereafter the Is
hot completed. .a,
Good and solvent security in the Of 5000 shall be
gnrcd to guarantee the faithful performance Of the
Payments be made The completion Of the work Of each
and every and acceptance Of the by The CRY
Surveyor, follows to@, The proportion 10 be paid by
the property holders in bills against said properly holders Ne
made BY the City surveyor in with section 2o Of the
City Charter said bills 2 be collected BY the contractors
who shall be subrogaed to a The rights Of the city to and
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A rLANr1o DRY DOCK. ALo1ERs-

The subscriber having recently constructed this Dock nr
aus owa supervision is now prepared take in Ships Steamers
and every description Of Water Craft The Dock is located
Agie opposite the Steamboat Landing WHERE'S in eonnectio,
With the Dock the subscriber will the ShpwKh and
Saukng BUSINESS which his long experience facilities
ne possesses together with his personal supervision OF ali work
he hopes to merit share of public patronage = - ~
JAMES MARTIN Proprietor
Orders left at the Office Of the agents VIM J. DEWEY
co 70 and W Gravisr street. New Orleans will be pronny
attended to- ~ ~ =" p Nd ~
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Proclamation by the Mayor.

f~" r14M. u.g" MAyoRALTY OF NEW DRLEAFs }
80 City Hail, July IS 1859.
I'm CONFORMITY with the provisions of
the City Charter, entitled An act
sodate the City of New Orleans and provide for the
ment of the City OF New Orleans and The administration of the
affairs thereof approved March 10 1856 notice
given that election will be held the 10Th day August
for Assistant Alderman for the First Ward place W.
S. Pettingil resigned
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OFFICE OF THE CHIEF OF PoIdoE.

Monthly Report Mayor Of o Nas Orleans
"''9 me na"b
n"o@h Of J'dy 1860 d Aaro
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..


COMPTROLLER--
CoaPTRoLLER's OFFICE,
City OF New Orleans, August 6, 1860
.... mo. $685.
Reolred That the adjudication by the Comptroller Of con
tract ageeably resolution No. SOB for paving
blocks pd Ievee street from Canal to Benve street 10
Conne-secuTity John c. Stewa-be the hereby
the following prices viz
81 40 per superficial yard of square blocking
81 10 superficial foot of curbones furnished and laid
81 Oh running foot OF curbsones up elaid
81 70 per superficial foot OF crossings
- w per superficial foot Of new sidewalk Tagging;
~ Oper running foot of old sidewalk Tagging up
Tehid nnd
$40 per iron b idge top.
Resoloea er That the Comptroller be he hereby
authorized said lowest bidder after
five days notice in the official jouathe be done in
aecordaace with specifications of the Snyeyo Hdud
cation 10 be subject the approval rejection the
Council.
tSignedl LEA F. BAKEwELL
President Board of Assistant Aldermen.
lsignetl j. o NIXON
President Board of Aldermen.
Approved August 8, 1850.
Lsgned JOHN T. MONROE, Mayor.
Notice hereby given that MONDAY August 49, 1850
will adjudicae at my office at Il o'clock NJ the above
tract.
au6 1t v. DUPLEssTs, Comptroller.