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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-11-10

ArnAHr, Nov. Q, 1890.
ne republicans held grand jubilee 70 night In honor
Of the election Of Abraham Lincoln. perfect gala
night ns Wide Awakes out In full force bear ns
handsome banners and transpaScneies. Cannon airing,
music playing letting OF Of fireworks and bonnrss the
order Of the evening The Capitol, Congress Hail. the
Etensne Journal ofios, tho Deavan Hsuse, and large
Of private dwellings, brill niiy Illuminated
and present handsome appearance. All Is excitement
and rejoicing In the streets
BOSTON,, Nov 0, 1890
There immense meeting Of republicans In Music
Hall 70 night oonsrsuatory Of the election Of Lincoln
Hamn. Cnss. ". slack presided. Among the speakers
were Henry Wilson, Arson r. Burlipgsme, Richard War
rem, Of New York, and Chas A Phelps
MISCELLANEOUS POLITICAL INTELLIGENCE.
BRADr's von james I. Brady received t~o hundred
and twenty We votes In Monroe county for Governor
TIE FREE NSGRo law II MARYLAND Al the election
held Tuesday several counties voted the passed
by the Maryland Legislature 70 compel The free coored
popu alton 10 hire out certain conditions An far
advised BY the returns the law has been voted
down every county where submitted Tor popular
approval Baltimore county gave ~helmng vote
against H.
HEAVY wAosRs 1t estimated that at least 500 900
changed hands Ia Boson the defeat Of Mr. Burngsme
mo betting largely his election ave 70 one being
rsked In numerous instances
MASSACHUSETTS LucrsrArusn-The merit Legislature Of
Massachusetts, win contain some gentlemen Of marked
ability and large experience In public Affairs The senate
win have . number Of members who noted for their
familiarity with the material interests OF the %
wealth. Among the prominent members Of the popular
branch Hos. william Calhoun, Of Springfield Who
been Speaker Of the House years. Hon George
r Davis, Of Grcnned; Hon. J. A. Goodwin, Of Lowell,
the Speaker last year John Brannns, Of Lee: william
crHfw, Of Roxbury DEXTER " Parker AMI A H. BaIoss,
Of Worcester.
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Ecv. p.-rdms IT. S,cu 81 al @. q. Coitow Motion
denied Plaintiffs costa 70 abide events
Samuel shGrdiow us John r. Euu-Motion denied,
SAM vs. a. Sane Motion denied, with costs Of plain.
tlfs 10 abide events.
Sam. rs n< saSue-Grsn,sd Cos,s OF motion 70 ablie
evonta
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Nov e-kary Creed ". O. N. Harsma~ This cass
fhe particulars Of which gave yesterday de-
cidcd 10 dAy-ths jury rendering verdict Of 600 for
the plaintiff The Court made an allowance Of - for
plaintiffs counsel, and twenty oays 70 defendant 70 mako
up . case, 70 be heard II the general term.
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THE ELECTION.

THE POPULAR PRESIDENTIAL VOTE.
We pubsh below table enumeratins those States
from which returns OF tho late election have been 70
oeived, viz
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why su6sr with Fever and agus when
few ~ Hoowsys Vegetable Pills. certainty
Of without The danger of All her
contain ingredients detim entail 70 Inc general besh
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The 0reassct Discovery OF the Ags.-Dr.
rOBfAs Venetian Inmcnt for the ~ dysrnery
cholera cole rheuaus, AZ. No should without his
valuable remedy Every bottle Sold by ali
druggists and sorehsepers Depot 50 CortAndt street
York Price 10 and 50 c~nts
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Important 20 CrtppIes.-Rhsuma tism,
sd recse thro~s Ar irs.f cured hy using BUsHa
Mario Cream Linnent Depot 1856 6reenwich street
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Disease of the Lungs and Throat sac
Us Bovery.
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have BEEN relieved BY using JOE As WI frONBs
Remedy for asthma In case of purely srhmsus cbarsc
t~r failed give prnmpt relief and IN many
permanent effected No sppre
hepded iron ~ use An infant may tahs vim perfec
safety.
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Establishsd 1850,
KRNTuCKY gALY RIVER
BOURBON WHIHKHY DTsIILLDRTR
Address simply Suits gah Riv0 Dtstilersn. Keatucky.
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Beautiful CompIexton..-L Liquid
Pear achieved celebrity having EQUAL fov b~su
y,ns preserving the COMPLEXION ard skin sod 81 All
drusaseL Principal depon TH and te Broadway
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Barry's vrieophsrous II the Bsss ans
sAeapea article for drcnS beautfyna curling oiesIsns
pressrviag ~ rssaorns o. lair. LAd'ss ry nol< BY ~
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DrAwinRs OF the DsiA W are State Lot.
terirs-wooD. EDDY 90, hAoaxcrs Of the
Gc as ~ i s,si s% sox I iss
68, 28, ii, 28, 80, Is, So. 60, 80, ~, 50, 48, IL
DEIAwARs-CLAss $50, Nov. o 1850
4, 26, Al, So, 2, 9, 90, 66, ID, 3s, 81. IT, AZ.
Crculau ssnt free o. charge, By sddrossns eihsr
WOOD IpDY Co, Wilmington, Delaware
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NEW HAMPSHIRE.
Ths State, except thirteen small ~ns gives Lincoln
s7os9; Dousas, Is 2s7 Breckinridge, 2os2 Bell, a0s.
Lincoln over al, o,2o6.
VIRGINIA.
The Alexandra 0ase6e, In summing up the returns
from Ice counties, claims that Brecknrdge gns over
Letcher's vote 80, and Bell over Goggins, IL tS2
Returns from thirteen counties In the southwest give
Breckinridse 27oo majority democratic gain, 1900.
The 6tate In considered certain Brcckuritge
The Baltimore Amertcdn has the following despatoh:-
One hundred and ten counties give Breckinriiges
jority six hundred Tho counties not heard from gave
Letcher Q majority Of three hundred.
GEORGIA.
Seventy nine counties (onaca give Breoknrdge as
$50. Bell 81 $780, Douglas ,lol.
The State Senate has refused 70 bring the election
. United States Senator by large majority
MISSISSIPPI
Returns from Mississippi show Breokinridge gains
LOUISIANA.
Breckinridge's plurality viii be about 700.
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wSgs-ClirshuGh's Elusive Wigs are
perfce< No behind. The gartr unsains
Bio. Ms<e only 100 Broadway, Of Resde street
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HilI's lair Dys-5O Cents, Black or
brown Depos No Barclay street. cold By druss.s
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Datshslor's wigs, roupess and Ha,s
DIE inprcvsmenn SURPRISING al cherr natural ~
81; pssfen h. turning bshAad No. 10 Bond
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susu CouxvY. CIAs 3es nov O. 1880
81, AZ, IA, IS, 40, IL, 4, 90, as, 3, Is, So, 81.
CONSOLIDATED Lorrssy Glass 202, nov. ., 1890
Is, So, 10, SO, a. so, "a, II. 20, IL, 81, 81.
Circulars sent free Of charge, b. Addressing
Wilmington, Delaware
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The Sweeping demand for Whites
Dress Hats stass Ms trade. ZIG Broadway opposite b.
Pauls church
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Iron Work For ButIdings.-Iron store
and Banh Fronts Coumna orders Brsms Doors. Shutters
Stairs Bank vaulta vndow Intels Capitals for oonmns
for seAmpires and descrpnoc Of tine Iron
work JAMES L. Jackson A bROTBRRs Iron WORM,
Twny eighth street. Second and twenty Alnlh
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Defiance Balamander Safss-Wfth Pa
powder proof locks and bars Also burglar
prod sadeboard and parr nAfes Depot Murray street
corner 81 College plaoeL ROBERT r. PArkICK.
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What Did They Costs
Only yl2 the Suit At GEO. A. HUNTER CO.'S
Mammoth Clothing Warehouse,
Nos- 100 and t92 Bowery
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To Every Mother Who Has Children
suffering any Of The ainis incident 70 The perod of
teethns esy do lot your pr~ud-~~ preju
OF others stand In the o. the reef thai vii ~
yes ahsolusey sure-to follow The q kra WfssLoWs
SMgTHIR6 SYRUP.
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David's Fall style OF Gsntlsmen's Hats.
Salesroom 2s9k Broadway Duane street
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Grover a Bakers Celebrated Noississs
Panty Sewing Machine, s9s Broad way. New York.
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LOUISIANA.
plurality win be about 600
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For vhsoat Diseases and Coughs, use
BROWNS vrocAes which sold By AL drusnsiA Public
gsaksrs md singers should have thsuL
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Crfssadoro's Hair Dye, wigs and rou-
p>es-tAe Inc world. Wholesale retail, and The
bye rfvately applied No Astor House.
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BY these black republicans Can you walk The streets
under the Gag Of Linconi Can you live Ia government
which says you not equal No, you cAnnot Tnen
20 home and iaie counsel with yoar friends aod your
native STATE and prepare yourselves 70 repe the invasion
Of this black republican horde. BE thanked them for
Dr s1xs Impressed upon his hearers the necessity Of
caution. They ought not 70 compromise themselves
They we're not among enemies but among frends rnis
vas not the time for thsm take action There TOO
much civ II the aouth But he would any south
carolinian present, ms ssaae had seoeded that ".
any emery ncy that might arise. In ike manner no
would say any Missisippan Georgian. your STATE
now would se 70 scs - towards me destiny Of me
South not Ia their hands There were bvave men a
The south Who could Gr.pple with any enemies that
would say 70 them, repair 70 your homes 70 TIE proiec
ton Of your native State In thai case he would himself
rem In defence Of their rights and privileges
He would lay down bis opportunity-his advantages
would risk fame and fortune and devote himself 70 the
service OF bis country. In Conclusion he would eutrea
them 70 remain where they until their friends or
STATE recalled them home then he would ssy 20,
and when the hour came be would 90 hnsn ZAP
Captain MoroAs, 81 Tennessee arcss IN an excited
pcr 70 address the meeting. He vas In favor Of the
eency alluded by Dr. Sims had arisen. South C2rons
he'd secsded oud cbeers) He would rcad telegraphic
dospatch which hsd just been received. Tho despatch
Rrcmsosp. Ho-. . 1850
p. Q. pnl.s-souihern audsns-veico~s Rishmond
(Chcsr)
Now then h the time 70 70. (ssnewed cheers
voscp-rhAt despatch d not reliable. (vocss-"n
az
orumoswhsu are shess resolutions 70 be carried into
eecf Are the students ready before reliable informs
ton has reached n emf Are they ready 70 surrender oil
these opportnnitisi They we're Southern men-they
conservative men. (Hssos) He was not blind V
bis devoiox 70 the Union, but at present was mex
pedient 70 GO. (Hsses. He ~culd venture 70 su al
three fcur,hs Of the students we-e oppo.ei " The y a
uons. fHrsee and chetrs, an voioe-"You bonghs
your ticket = LsughtVs
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Bea Dosesss BTeeksnvsd0e Lsnooa.
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Hsrrfng's Patent Champion Fire ana
surulAs PROD sasa ~ Broadway Of Murray srsss
usz owh
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VIRGINIA
GEORGIA
MTSSIaGTppJ

Returns from Mississippi show Breokinridgs gains.
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Beautiful ComplsxsOn-r Phaloa .
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Drake Has Just Introduced the st. Ger
main Hat, something and tasty for yousR
DRAKE, ls0 Fulton street
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IN Is MOE TOO MUCH no SAY, SINCE
OLD Nb YOUNG,
Affirm its Truth,
EssoR HooD,s H4IR#REsropa

PROFESSOR HOOPS H4IR RESTORATIVE
WI preserve s nably the growth and color hair
lie VIII Rs saes o sEs o rs
md e M e a = more s9 and beautiful than oil
sn and ass q s n I 5
bear testimony that do shy in lis favor Read
e J. woodpsaT Sir time ias summer ~ We were
were So wonderful feel duty you and the aieted
with and sead ead The hair almost ep
rey came of in consequence when friend seeing his suffer
h9p pes q BIT to surprise that o ali friends
and crop soon started out and We Gan a s sy
That @nE boy has es etthy scalp and crop Of
perfect fsSey for al fs diseases
OF the scalp and hair. We yours respectfully,
=, 80, s SEE Y I Hfaafi aSfsa54h1M
becoming pfeInanrey gray accompanied by arsess which
rendered the constant application necessary dressing it
menhs It thai eoliton and having continued s
o s AND @ h s s ws eek y has e lis
70 noIe produced ~ the application Of oils other
for toilet used as iiair Reso af
Or for the simple Of dressing Identifying lie hair
of its performing all that is claimed for il
Gncinnnt o., Feb. 10, 1851 : ia ibrd Street
n. ~, 50 WELLIEGIos No., Dec. g. 1851
Who ERE Raa Ses s Sir H. &C.
IT, had The teseE some time last May and nearly every hair
thicker haa i ever was so but f ny IN gaa deal
that feel communicate who are afflicted Is hays
the benefit have received from Prof Woods Hair Restorative
The pa @ II bottles Of three b. x S
medium and small the small holds pint and reiails
cent more IN proportion than the small for two dollars
s an Do en S e h9s quart 40 per cent IN proper
a. q j. WOOD CO. p5opseoE s,2 Broadway York
St. street, Louis Mo- e Raining establishment and ia Market
And s0d y 81 good Druggists and Fancy Goods Dealers
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BUREAU DE- Ia CnyPAGSiE D,AssuRAsrz
HONE MUTUAL 50 DE Ia NILE OnLEAss !
IIs.alle i..at,s -u1.2i n

II ES resolutions sufvanfes ont ete assop-
compagne: -
Roa Que la elartre cee copagnIe ct d,anres
acte do IA Legislature de In Louisiana C iI6} AM
lie IL 1859 dams eix DIES iuratx
Dc y vile en- anElas e en- faneas pendant Jous
mencant lie premier ndi de anyier pour eft
qu suit savor; Bonner les moaaps de tous les
certicnts de profits mis- jour ans qs nteet q est ID
les annees 1852 1858 1855 paiefnen, n pas
etc detnande. : : -
Rdson de Plus One tos les dts certificate insr6t ani
aura qni reHnes nropst on les
pFopriataes tdga dams fena innrs partfr lte pHb
eatien oe CT demeurent canees aHnu les totnnts
mis- credit u tonds contingent vres dc la cornp
gnie ansi que le dit sa eharrc.
~ det One aaus OH les personnes don't les MONS
suisent seaen deyabes Ia compaue pour primes ares
couples nonpay In ite copagns par
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SD ~ -
UNCLAIMED DIVIDENDS.


y. long BEEN rcgatded with favor and conhdence by
large body of the regular medical In every Saie
the Union as preparation unsurpassed by any daily pre-
scribed by the most eminent physicians throughout the United
States During the long period Of its popularity pn
reus and colinerhi limitations have time made
tneiT Never has necessary the
Of The buyer e exercise adeoms caution purchasing
genuine article than al this time These limitations are aen 50
close tn their external resemblance b. A. Fahnestocks YER
muge as to be well calculated put upsn the ulisupecns
purchaser an article which he neither wished intended
buy IL not enough buy of accredited agent bi every
purchaser must vigilance 10 avoid being imposed upen ard
must examine every bottle himself tlat he Is bnvn,
he genuine B. A. Fahnestock's Vernifuge. a23 im6W
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LEGAL NOTTCEs.
orsicE or THE HoNE MURAL INSURANCE. %. J
-, or NEW ORLEANS


monsly adopted The Board OF Trustees III this orrny
Resoe That IN accordance with the charter OF this Coin.
paIy Of the Legislature Of Louisiana mo 100 an
proved 18th March, 1859 notce be given In
In French and English for thirty days commencing the first
January, following effect namely: Civ
ing tie names md amounts o al certificates # profits issued
1855 and payment OF which has not been demanded.
Rescrea asc That NIL Of snd certificates and accrued
thereon that shall be demanded by the legal
thereof Within the thirty days Of said Publication be
hereby cancelled aunud and the
to be credited the contingent account the books Of the Com
pany, as directed by Its charter
Be further resoed That should any Of the following per-
be indebted the Company for unpaid premiums other
accounts the said Company shall first deduct the amount OF
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Fiat de Louisiana Parosse ofleans de la Noryee
eomparu devant moi f. MITCHELL
Deuxenae Justice de Pax dams proe vile
dlie Ohas Briggs President et H. F. Janyer Secreae
queies etant asserment6 Opposes sue tabiea
eope dele DIES yre de la Compagne Assurance Mutue
de la Nouvelia Orleans. $4,000
CHAs BRIGGS, President
s55 ~. II. p. JANVIER, Secr6taire.
bre 1853. 49, ~
ja4 s0t Denxame Justice de pafx
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On motion the foregoing budget was read as
amended, and adopted by the following vote, the
rules being suspended.
Yeas: Messrs. Monroe, Blackwell, BENT, Beebe
Dnpre, Hall, Patterson and Kingsland-8.
The following resolution, adopted by the Board
Of Aldermen, was read:
resolution the Surveyor t. purchase the nsces
street the Bayou ST. john and replace The dead trees
Mi. Hall moved to refer said resolution to the
Committee on Streets and Landings. Lost.
Yeas Messrs. Monre Hall and kngsland--3.
Nays: Messrs. Blackwell, Beebe, BENT, Dupre
and Patterson.
On motion Of Mr. BENT said resolution was read
q second time and coneurred in-the rules being
suspended.
Yeas; Messrs. Monroe, Blackwell, Beebe, BENT,
Dupre, Hall, Patterson and Kingsland-S.
The following resolutions, adopted by the Board
OF Aldermen, were read and referred to the Com
mittee on Streets and Landings:
resolution authorizing the Street Commissioner to notify the
cafondes baaaasses front q hair prop
resolution instrue.ing lie Comptroller 10 sell contract
after se days no,ice for repairing the plank roads Of tho city
fs FINANCE.
Mr.. Hall offered the following report, which was
read and adopted:
This Finance een,itts have Che homer report
&c s ne ss e. IT. s a
naes Of said market adudcated him by the Comptroller in
sssaa ts Tssi f paysa ic
for SUPPLYING the c Work Hoase with bread and meat or the
war lse under Resolution 1872 committee report fol-
institution 30 awarded 70 sa H. Fulton upon examination
tae hnd hts proposal DO the lowest The necessary resolution
all Tue proposals received for
s eaa b ssa :sa Af sstb i
furnish bread 2 said Work House The per pound
JOHN NJ HALL,
An. DuPRE.
Lhe toioWing resolutions accompanying the
above report were read twice and adopted, the
rules being suspended.
Yeas: Messrs Monroe. BatewelI Reehe RAM.
bnpre, Hal. Patterson and Kingsland--S.
Ham ens s q : II Fsop to sSPpy the city
lse y re following lie same ase hsFssy ae
SsssasIs - ssssss sR sea psand,
ss ssp Fl p ss, ss n ~ y T. psspspAd,
" fas j. ~ same s ~ ess s1
Rssese ,y That the s and he i n.rav amino.
Ed g sign The neeay act % acts for the faithful
sead a ore s e sns
Resiss lae that resolution No 1928 nstfuetlap the
Warden @ .s city Wer euse 60 take from he Boys House
House be and ths s hereby declared force and
ere Thai ts Comptroller warrant on The Treasurer for
ths gaymsAs of shs sollowing bills viz;
John Lucille, supplied oy Han il November and Z I
NJ K Pismaa repairs t. cato il lis chamber If tho
Beard e Assistant Aldermen, &c. $50
8 Pound q October aad December ls5s 4aG
NJ Ii Jock hay. etc, Furnished Second District
j Pea q = Nsvsmber ana December IS IS
~ IL Cook. hay, ETC., fnfnshed Third District
u Pspas e osssSel ana Decsnnsg, 1922; aa
reaHd e oetohes and December 1859 IS IS
T. ssss Alma ssass IS sSiss Wagons:
fa el pss vi siaa s.ss ashFe sa sP,s
fssP, Psies s,asasns y Soysla5s nso as
elsson Or Stats and Parish acsrs in shs g PARISH u
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DRAINING COMMISSIONERS, PROPOSALS
second Draining p z. No. o e taoa Ge
Up stars until FKIp he l7h day Of February 1850
FoI cleaning and deepening the existing Canal the up
Canal Avenue thence along Ayenne to The New Canal
The sa Saaa shall be- when completed feet wide
Swes surface # The swamp The dirt exeaysted b.
&c. 10 Be renewed and throWs away al oO s'u
cpa A. q hs Line Of The city Of Nsw
Of said street to Gucaln street. along Guculu
The said Canal shall be fty feet wide thirty at
bottom YIN depth e. feet The Dirt shall bs used
hight as that Of the Claiborne street Levee free from all roots
Canal to be excayaed along Tenth street, in carFolon
ne o s eP s s a LAKE, ae rs aa G% The
Ieyee on the Lake Side Of he Canal Said Issee
Canal along sf eaPy Ga Clay street extending from e
Claiborne street Canal totho New Canal.
The Canal 10 certain exists proposals must he
made to enlarge the same make eanal twenty wide
surface of the swamp construction
q exee on the lower side bank of the Canal free from all
Fer Canal along Sixteenth street. carollton extend
ing along said street and its continuation Jefferson
lake penchaain Railroad, TO the Canal Henry Clay
TIE said Canal to be forty feet wide at op thirty feet at bot
tom and six deem he ift ihicwn on he
In all Of veez there shall be at least Ave feet left
between che edge Of The Canal and the base The
aessea aecordng 10 the lines that will be given and all siun
The whole executed under the supervision of The
Engineer of the Second Draining Section to his entire salts
faction. ~
me contractor shall bind himself 10 begin The work the
@ h f. e h. g9ntEaa by the Board Of
well understood flnre by the contractor
y nsh or 1nsh tue work any thereof within period
hxed or IN case the Board may got be satisfied
X The work being executed they the Board shall
ne right 10 annul the contract without putting the
W BY article 1905 Of the Civil Code without
70 court o. nsice TO annn the sne and without in
deinity and is we'll understood that the
tractor shall al any time aandon The work
complete The same in conformity with his contract
tractor snail forfeit all claims he haze for
part Of the work done by him up abandonment
@ mat me Board shall be thereby discharged from
Inability therefor and is also well understood that
eonFet pc resol the contractor and his securities shlf be
sa anu bound IN sodo to pay unto the Board all loss and
eehe between the price at which the originally
resold Y ' - NJ
Proposals 70 be addressed TO j. u IAYILIEBEUVRE ESQ.,
President. Separate bids will required each section with
good and solvent security in the of thousand dollars
Tor the faithful performance of the Payment
IN cash ON the completion Of the work and Its acceptance
by the Engineer Of The Board
Bids to be per running 2s feet for whole work
complete.
WILL. 4. FRERET, Engineer
Jail I'd Second Draining District.