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New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-01-23

Il, NJ iis,sa by more men, and was to leave there
on Wednesday
rem the Governor, TO be delivered to the volunteer
officers in Brownsville, WAS Majors commission
TO Col. Ford This will place that gallant officer
IN different position than when We noticed him
last week.. Big guns were fired, and great salts
faction was manifested by our citizens for this
timely appreciation Of his soldiery qualities.
Tle Ranehero publishes me following letter Of
the 9th inst. from Brownsville
VIZ have reliable information that the bandit
Cortina with 400 men, is forty miles above here, at
place called Santa Rosalia, and will tonight oe-
cupy his old fortified position, at his mothers
rancho some nine miles above Brownsville-the
place he held before marching on Rio Grande City.
Thad Rhodes, q castom-house officer, saw him yes
terday thirty-five miles above here, on his way
Cortina has shot several men since the Rio
rande CITY tight, and says he only lost fifty men,
| killed, wounded and drowned, ia that affair.
i shall start for Corpus the first opportunity.
/ Cortina has thirty men ON the north side of the
Arroyo Colorado. collecting beeyes and killing all
| straggiers they may find. They spoke to my mail
rider as he was returning NTH the na lass wees,
/ got hold of. 1t is not sale Tor small partes 70
i travel the road.
Fifty Rangers constitute the force at this place.
4 Nothing has been heard Of the regulars and Ran
gers since 's " Y = ~ y JoHa GRAHAM
4 P.s.-cortina il at his mothers rancho with 40
II men. The number may be exaggerated, put ne ls
there with large force, and making preparations
4 for another fight. wothirds OF the Matamoras
i people are in his favor. y; y:
4 Tin the letter alluded to by Mr.. Graham, he in
forms US that out of seven mails started by him for
this place, six of that number, with horse, saddle
Il birdie and rider were taken by Cortina 8 band and
= appropriated to their use. Mr.. Graham i the
United States Mail contractor on the route be
tween this place and Brownsville, and has been II
the latter city the greater portion Of the time since
the breaking out Of the Rio Grande difficulties Hf
has attended strictly to his duties as contractor
and by depredations perpetrated upon his prop
erty by Gortina's band, has lost largely He shouit
J | most certainly be properly renunerated.l
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-01-23

MATRIMoSIAL.--Mr. Carboy, of the New YORK
Atlas enlightens the world upon this subject in the
following style:
A secret worth knowing to married men is that
concerning the effect of oysters upon their wives.
To sleepy wife, who is inclined with surlness
when you come home late, stewed oysters are q
sovereign panacea. They allay NIL irritation after
twelve o'clock, while the soup washes away every
vestige of her disposition to talk about the man
she might have had Z If it had mt been for you"
To lively, sleepless, set-upforev waffle
ever wife, fried oysters are soother and solace
of unquestionable efficacy. Bring them home,
wrapped in a bit of newspaper, in your coat-tail
pocket. Don't sit down upon the bundle before
youeome in, go up calmly, plaeidly to Mrs Pouts,
and the brick II may contan) Then take her left
hand in your left hand, and give it loving connu.
bal squeeze. She may say, stuff. nonsense
pretty time of night to come home!p As she saw
agelv utters this remark, her brow contracted, nd
her lips pursed up, and evident symptoms Of Attain,
coming on. just slowly pull from your pocket this
paper parcel unfold it and display the "half dozen
fried expressly for you. | always think of you
when Fin al business" Her anger will subside
the holy calm oflove's young dream will pervade her
features and appetite for the time will so far con
quer her will 10 curtain lecture You as to enable
You TO bounce into bed and be fast asleep.
To heavy, overwhelming wife, vast in size and
muscle, raw oysters are the best sedaive. Ii your
wife be Of Ibis class, bring her home dish Of raw
oysters-E Egg Harbor Or Chingarorahs. Set them
before her the moment you enter Those oysters
win plead trumpet-tougued for your pardon; their
tears will assaage her most potent anger and your
nights will be nights of peace. So saith the preach
er, old style. btasS-mountea
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-01-23
From Northern Mexico.

The people Of Matamoros held grand mass
meeting on the 5th inst. and protested in strong
terms against the employment Of foreigners, and
particularly Of Americans, BY either Of the con
tending factions in Mexico.
The Brownsville Flag has the following:
On the 18th ut., Cen. Cara left Metehuala with
the army of the reserve, and retreated towards
Tula On the succeeding day the Reactionls'
forces occupied Matehuala Thus we find the Lib
erals retreating e absolutely giving way without
contrasting a single foot of the ground. The en-
trance Of the Reactonisis into Monterey is ex
pected before long by the people Of that place
Ind il would not surprise US to hear that it hat
been peaceably performed.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-01-23
Morsr vrsuvlus.-A recent letter from Naples

MOUNT NEsuvlUs.-A recent letter from Naples
says:
vesuvius has been tolerably quiet of late; that
is to say it has not been making any great exter-
nal demonstrations. On the 2eth Of last month,
however, about midday, another mouth was
opened at the bottom Of the crater, whence issued
yellow and green circles Of fire. The crater Of
which speak is the one nearest to the Hermitage,
and is constantly throwing out smoke, ashes and
"lapiii.H At the foot of the mountain says the
old guide, "where FIVE currents of lava are to be
seen, there is a grotto, which | entered, and
could distinctly hear large masses of stone falling
as it were, from the internal summit of the crater
to the bottom of it, showing, as it appeared to me,
a vacuum, and the not improbable event, some
time or other, of fall in Of the crust Of the cone
Of the mountain The currents Of lava which
traversed the country are now ut rest. and except
batch of fire here and there. nothing is to be
seen from Naples. 1t is worthy of notice, that
previous to the destruction Of Pompeii, Vesuyius
was in a state of eruption for seven years; cur
rents of lava spread over the neighboring lands
and at last the mountain OF Souman opened, an6
separated in two parts, covering Pompeii ant
Hercuaneum, and reducing them outwardly to
vast plain covered over with ashes. Will there be
similar termination to the present long continued
eruption?
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-01-23

MRs. ROBINSON editor Of The Central indie,
pendent was at Sing Sing recently. where he saw
Mrs. Robinson the beautiful muldefess." She
turned her face 10 the wall usual, for SHE mag
ines that every stranger intends to conjure her."
that is, put charm or spell upon her by some
magnetic power. She steals salt and pepper from
the table, and carries the charm in her pocket as a
Notwithstanding it upon suspected persons.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-01-23

LARGE PROPORTION or FEMALES AMONG THE
DEAD At LAwRENcE.-The Boston Traveller says:
OF the ffty.fve dead bodies recovered from the
ruins of the Pemberton Mills, at Lawrence, up to
Thursday afternoon fprty-one are females; Of We
forty-fonf missing, tweHIy-eight are females; Of
the seyentg.eight severely wounded, fifty two are
females; and they also figure hugely in The list of
girls, of Irish descent
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-01-23

HTArE or LOUISIANA, PARIau ORLEANS, I
City of New Orleans 4
BE remembered that the 2h day Of January, 1860 be
fore me- subscriber Justice Or tho Pesos In and for tho
city aforesaid personally appeared Thos soo President and
james Edwards Secretary the Sun Mutual Insurance Com
pany Orleans who being duly according TO law,
do epoee say Jus. ane true,
and transcript from the books Of said company
TIIos 5Loo, President.
Jas. EDWARDS, Secretary.
Sworn to and subscribed before me- this 18th dry OF January
1860. D. y MITuHELl..
Eecoud Justice cr the Peace Parish or Orleans.
The Board Of resolved Interest Of Six
PER CENT IN CASH, the outstanding Certificates Of
Profits 10 holders thereof their legal representatives
on and after the 18th day February next Also declare
dividend Of FORTY PER CENT. 40 per contl the net
earned premiums Company, for the ending Deee
Der ss 1850 which certificates viii DO issued Oh The loh
March next.
The Directors, after rcssrving ONE MILLION OF DOL
LARS Of profits have further resolved at all the cusandng
Certificates or Profits Of the year 1864 BE- redeemed
and paid The holders thereof their Legal representatives
and after the h day February Tac Certificates to b
produced Of payment for esncelment ad Interest
on same to cease after tie 3Ist December, 1850
THOMAS sL0o President.
JAMES d. DRGBdRE Vice rfesideut
JAMES EDWARDS Secretary.
DIRECTORS
fumes D. nenegre r. J. Hart,
A. D. KeIIy John G. Kicks,
Hugh Wilson, j. H. staulIse.
T. j. Y de Egans Ill T. Ionsdalc,
Henry Renshaw, John q. Gaines,
A. q Trcnouie,, Thomas sioo.
ta14 I'm
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-01-23

TuE PEABEaros MILLs CAaAatry--The most
complete list Of dead and missing TIM is appeared
il contained In the Lawrence Sentinel, ana figures
IN as follows:
Dead, 81 ]; missing, 1907; totai dead, 206 Badly
wonaaei la9; slightly Wounded, 10; total dead
aud wounded, 9l4.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-01-23

Ea<f1RH III EsaLANp.---Is will he seen by onr
English Information that Umpire still holds his POI
aition inahe hatting, and stands faIny In advance
6f Rls fzle Derby candidates at Tile rate of 10
Untl en- iataat adVices, this four ext nearest can
didases we're Bnceaneer, Thermafshy Manstone
and Nusanurne. wlse I'LL stood u Id 1. Now, how
ever, We aind that Nrtbonrne and Bneraneer have
receded "a 70 @ i, Snd that Thormaahy has adj
g4pcaa 10 e 70 Whsie Mainstone holds lis own at
IL Inspire Is regarded On all ssses with great
colAdenee and It IL presented 10 be Ahe express
SLOT Of most Of thoac WHO are fortunate enough 10
get . lock af him. that they really do net see how
he can ioss. is true he has receded point from
his leifng position ia the fall hns this il owing 10
The different treatment he y subjected to Nv his
ArneyIsan trainer from what II parsIed ia English
skatiPa foT three year olds He II, moreover, ex-
clnded closely from general observation BY the
clpaeness of bis winter quarters. while the two
savage bu1s-dogs. who are chained al each side Of
his aiabIe door, are eiieeual guards against over
curious iatruders. fWilkes' Spirit Of The Tines.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-01-23

ErsAIns sass PaEPAnEI GLuE.--We have exam
!pea sss ally sed for sees isg
frnass fhsl tho Trouble
of aal csed Isiishls
article Kind 1aF tE Nnsl an sant ~ his
hnas III SY
fxAss y Klss 1lAt 81. shaaIa Asnhlc
EuAse fri rewriting hnsfepald
III ass dals NV tss ueAT an md WIN NJ
z1 gHflfNds M III a fgsstksefsf Millions
q ssaisss 3 sss q n, az 1T ssIsas g. r
~. AZ assisss fssf y ~ liHs 81 g New 1esk July ~
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-01-23

BIoy-Early on Friday morning man named
Kroaa, nIa keeps : sailor harding house IN
Mobile, All rho had been absent from tho city,
Returned ana found Il n,an named Ratterson Occur
rSiug his hsa ana playlsg with his roan's> little
cliid MsH. 3. having gone to market Moan had
been Jealous for some time. and this cossarming his
suspcieas. he drew pistol and shot Patterson, in
nictins wound thai was pronounced faes by the
physicians.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-01-23

TrGsteos havo resolved interest OF ak
per cash all the outstanding certificates Of Profits 70
the thereof their legal and AFTER
the SECOND MONDAY in August proxinlo.
Also to declare dividend Of FORTY PER CENT go per
cent? Earned Premiums of the Company for the
year ending Goth june 1859 for which certificates will be
issued and after tina Grst day OF October nezt
resolved further that after esorving Ono Million Of Dol
Profits all the outstanding certificates Of Profits of the
year 1876 be redeemed and after the Second
Monday August proxirno, we'll pay FORTY PER
CENT OF the certificates Of 1851 and
September nea-ineres thereon from
31h june ult. 5
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-01-23

- c. T.. 9Sst,i " 70 s
40 New Orleans La. u M abHasos superintendent oil
IN Slave Depot.
" Notice Merchants Planters Traders and Slave Own
alterations and accommodations
nv I'D stand prepared to receive and accommodate
from fs hundred slaves for sale Commissions
also the with good board and comfortable
toaillS or reasonable terms.
Th-s having business nay would
for before looking elsewhere the Inducements
offer uneuualed.
good Negroes for sale will kept constantly
hand consisting Of Field Hands, Mechanics House Servants
Sesu NsTses, Hair pFesseFt,
Iabersl al yancrs made properly placed in MY hand
for sale. l
Slaves Texas Mississippi and Leniana Lands bought
knla-
seas ~ IF HATCHER.
AYewrcE-AFTER SLAVES HAVE REEN PLACED
IN IL nr Yards or Depots, will receive Them NJ 1875
, as' f s''se' C. F. HATCHER.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-01-23

CASE q Polsrg coures.-4The Pointe Geupee
Democrat of Saturday sayss
VIZ can positively assert from sia best authority.
tlaat TIL plant cane, whether yasl III il WING
rows, Neh has been judiGiouslv Lid gside II very
good ne wlndr0wed cans particularly. We are
aiso iafskaed. by person 81 great sxperience III
sugar plating. after examination syk the stubb,e
So faT Il fs< injured.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-01-23

r oUIsIANA STATE INSURANCE. COMPANY
OFFICE NO rs CAMP STREET
Capital S30O,06O.
DIRECTORS.
J. Iapeire, e. II. HaTrts,
Theodore FroiH, ]. N. Robert,
A. d. Grieff j. A. Bonnafon
Jacob FOLLY, Amadeo Landry,
T.. Ganucaean ...
This Company will be ready business the
SEPTEMBER NEXT and will insure against tbs pes Of
ssas rivers and loss and damage BY FIRE, and aua
the Of premiums.
cash return premium of FIFTEEN PER CENT. Will be
made to those insirins in this Office
L. aAsuCHEAU, President
A. PlcoLEr, Secretary.
New fireans Ateusi ". 1870 - hulstf
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-01-23

M.rRMoSIAL.--M Carboy. Of the New York
Atlas enlightens the world upon this subject in the
tnlInYrino etvln.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-01-23

NEW ORLEANS MUTUAL INSURANCE
~ GoMPANY-No Ill CAN II. sTEEET.
Capital Subscribed Si 80
DIRECTORS:
Alphonse Miltenbsrgsr, j. B Grhble "as
A Rorheeau, P. 0. Noholn, #
II. NJ. Wright, .". A. Reichard,
L. hlsudon, @. Sahatier,
o. I4auge, r7 S. ~ Darby,
j. NJ. Bssualdo, j. Tnyes.
This Company hs New Orleans insurance Com
pany the and DanaEe by Fire. the Perls oil
the Seas and Rivera, the Of premium.
j. TuYES, President.
i W IIIseys Secretary n22 3tawfsn
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-06-25
a CrEClFaCATIurs FOH THE UONsrtsu D


Ign Camp stree. sunniuy the nysdes msssss
said sewer twenty ,oasand dollars, and he con
bl exceed said appropriated sum Of twenty hosaua
Ths sold sewer shall have the shape oru and Dimensions
ksd The plan and secans 10 Be seen at the surveyors
Iae necessary digging shall by the contractor The
bckverk shah .hickssses q senad BY ~ inches
ws nailed and projecting q least - inches on each
Ihs hekwork shall the we kanlike manner
viii, hard bun lake bricks onaed e ss .s q .hs
composed n he poportion 81 and hall bar
harp ssnd bo,h wen mixed ii The mat..sr.
I,ie eSc.ya,ion On .asn SIDE hawesa he gso'd and hs
esfn, a,, ,ly itself l,eil wih Of we
f,nnsa AZ , earth b a. 4 4, sssi Il inches thick
and nlsree,ing street. Arch-d openings shall be
sns p
well sd n cenen. aud sssctsd lsat four inches into
ahs points marked ne plans every hundred
sea hs
ss ss
s ss'sls
y ,h.sc inches and be strongly fastened into The walls
The walls sewer iusds as well as those of the
openings at The Intersections Of ssresss shah br well
WIN cement mortar composed in he proportion kcre-
is syss AND grades shsl b sssn BY the city sar
mAnke and The entire satisfaction Of officer
otherwise II shall he rel cted
All The of The quality, and shall
furnished by the contractor, well as the labor
The contractor shall be bound begin the within
days after the approval Of tho adjudication by the Com
nndcrs penalty Of ten dollars day for each every
shcfeafter the same is not completed
Security shall be required
the faithful performance Of The contract.
in CASH ,hs cope,ion of each and
hundd and hfy running feet Of and of the
same by the City surveyor The Treasurer retaining
Of e of each certificate until ihe completion
Of the contract. f8
Ii is we'll understood that failure
hnis the work within io period
nxed, In the Council be dissatisfied with tho in
which the work Is being the Council shall have the
rg snnnl the without putting the
lAul required by article 1905 Of the Civil Code without
denty and II we'll case the contract
shall ut time abandon the work, nsh
the in confo nifty with bis contractor
shall forfeit all claims he the work
done by him the date Of the abanoume that city
shall be thereby disca from snd all liability
and is also well understood that be resod
the and his securities and bound in
price at which the contractor originally perform
hs wcrk and The price which may be adudcated al
sale readjudicalion.
ids be per foot for The whole work cornptete
New Orleans, June l6, 1860.
lSignsdl LOUIS Il. PILE,
. City Surveyor.
Boards Of The Common Council
gSgnedI Ii. T. vENNARp c...
.lssnedi RoBT. HUYGHE ehair1nen
Registered June ~ 1860 --@
ir23 III HENRY DuRRI. Tor cenprolier.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-06-25
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS


which the wo Ia being 3D. the shall
ghI to annul she contract wit putting he contractor Ii
ieau 9ired by article 1906 Of the Civil U0de with
,n applying 10 court Of uscn the wi,hou
rmnis and n is nn welt understood thai III
racIors shall ri any dme abandon swoik no finish ana
sofnpleio the aaae n conformity tho
.scr shall forfeit all Chains III may have er amy pn
re work done BY them up TO the Of The ahanonvn yad
s The CITY shall be thereby alst hffged from ANY m M
iliy 'herefur md Il also unds sood thar ht
aiacs be resolu the coniiac Their sseres shS e
hed end housd In soido Tho city all lass differ
suce between tue pce which the oialy con
aacied perform the work The price which Il may b. I'D
Indicated at d resaie ~ ress.Idcai
BIDS to be superficial yard block pvig
ished aud Hi ronipie,e including he gutter per super
ical foot Of eurbcnes TURN shea aud laid r,i fout
eaes'enss taken up and reaid per ea foot eossn
iewalks furnished and ad per nf foot IL aug ling ii
he sd walks taken and elaid including both
as iron quite for draining and per hon idge to-
urnishe and laid oupcle including ihe piass for
he crossing steps the cutters.
New Orleans, june z, ieHli
ISiEnedl iOUIs II. pTLIE, City snrveyor
Approved by the Committees Streets aud Landings both
Boards of the Coinmon Council
tsipnedi X 7. vFNNARn3 fb,,
!S.gnrp RoBf. HUfaHk,S sn"'inen'
10 s tat neEeY nuREt. for Comptroller.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-06-25


Thus done and passed the city Of Orleans
ms day. month aad year hst above ien pre- Of
Marcel Ducas and Antnne Gouaui, wieSses inyu ag
expressly required dtnciatsd ciiy who
siga IT. ihsf naaes WITH T'id appegsr an Notary.
IT. Y. nueROS,
A Con AND.
EDWARD BARNETT, Notary Public.
tsnt in my Current Regis ar. =
New Orleans, lotit Inne 1870 A 4z3. 5z5N.
EDWARD BARNETT Nntnry Public.
as anaers'ensd kaeosr of Nor Tho Parish
q orleans esfas Ia. The for going Char has hs
day recorded In S.ciaiy Book No. 4 folio zIk
New Orleans, 10 June, 1885,
jesO ltaw5t Oh is DARC ANTEt DENNY Recorder
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-06-25
4 Ayons,. Afsi eAh1Ah4. y sAMr srEab
oNm HuNuREp DuI.LAns REwArl

80 ONE HUNDRED DuLkAhS REV AaD
viii q % Pi tr ,ae apprseSsion nd daliy9ry 9f tie
~Afund in tbs city alive He his qsnrters
lhe Cation Press ahnn O'clock evening the
2sd oi Apr aboat hour afterwards
q ic undersigned by an unknswn person tbat h. had
which II behaved he frtlitse escape nothirg
Of the knd has YET been ascoained occurred.
Ii ol his coln is bac, dpspt 81
,ate he Is aacn, feea Or inches high has large oah,
inte t He had whe,t he ln hsIie pair Of caiiopate
pansl0nns and hickory suirt.
Masters Of hereby larhor sud slaye
as The penalties Of tho law will be enforced AGAINST then
a26 If G, u YAEEEY,
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-06-25
4 lep bVAESON .bs u. ROENtR
% 81 ST. CHARLES STREET.

& B. Boron has te inform his ensornsEs aud th
pabl5 in general thai he has received last tsas
aayre snd via New York. complies
lf Fall hhd Nnte Goods which
he following Gents I1gn Shirfa, osprn
Cotton shirls; White aud Coored faune Undsrshrts and
Drawers; White and Gporsd Cotton uneshr and Drawers
cs Of i Materials; Stocks Neck Ties, Crayats, Noob aud
touvn,a lore Cambria Handkerchief Combs and Brushes.
spofges Forte Monnaes Cutlery Glass Ware TSe Pow.
ia Boxes Ladies', Fancy Cas for Scent Ganes and
Umbrellas always AT hand perfnery frora uhns Pinauds
societs Hygienaues etc.
Mr BOfR0N having his SHAVING ROOM, viii
suRhled LADIES' added tn
extensive stock e Goods for Ladies' Wear
The Hair Department.
both LA FL TES GENTS tred way 10 give ths
Utmost satisfaction The srcast attention VIII ba paid ali
Ready Made Hair being upeEsissd by Mr. Boron
i'A 99. j. B. BoIRoN,
40 e,, 81 81 Charles street
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-06-25
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.


" hc c'tsl neee Tor The faithful execution OF th contract
nal o. utnsnea by ie contrsc,o the same Or d
~ psf ana aaaniy and or equal value fre enEnes
an Aha ladder "a riases amt snparstus oihei an
ptns 'oe the eStinEnshtneu OF HE shall
nv oS sad pirhaset or his seeue the expiration, Of
u coaci or IL rerniIion by deah uiherwise, md
n ssha lnFenpnY sa n made by The City Surveyor the
nlnmtliTes o. Fte o. ihe gnnnan tosnf End duplicate
heeot sia ne aepossd With tho Treasurer 81 hc city.
~ ~. lt e sun phfrhaseT, or purchasers shall
~ ko' Siet h NaiHis engine houses and hook mud
ws shil be npRop h1ed to ie se Of the pnft
o. sd eonifei for me support q the fite Department
aa m sa rs Tarsng thtrs, IN accedanea silh th cd
hsahee =, s0 n,thet M main the same ~ Ike good order
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-06-25
SPEmcIF|tel,AT1IS,ns', q Z y, FOR THE cosTR Ac1

SPE,cGIFIcEATII9Nss s For THE CONTRACT
sleo.e street from How ard to Frsle sss,s y
These sd walks eight The curb and V od
cutters have already been laid
placed aud and level e shall be bound
and moos ths whole sdf H. an s a u lSa S
In accordance with the nes and ese be
Ths Sal5 gssssasa, sshag e SAID shall
sn %,a M sas ess M IN on bed Of
ashes generally called blue Ihs Joints s
aaSsn s Il
ss ana a s ss
with decliyy slope towards the outline of onea
s g aiff aP Il r.
a liz sss I & m sa #
therein In herring bone regularly laid in close joints
assH sssss as ssp &c VIII '
s. Id he H s a
And shall " male Of one and half inch plank
ne top he sidss fron being displaced and said
CUTTERS shall r run through The I whole dh Of he sidewalk
qaty and shall pa furnished by the contractor aa The
The shall to begin the work in the ton
dss Soms hs Of the by the oenon
z len as for each and every day thereafter
Good soven, security an amount of $500 pha be
required from ihs contractor TO guarantee the faithful perform
Payments made follows to5vi,: the proportion to
aa RfRssa + g
nsd s ses y 81 s ss E & f. S 5 ss0 Il m
tractor subrogaed to ali the rights Of ihe sty 70
q Sna aid & NJ ss ss Y 81 ss ns o &
liable responsible for any Of rad bills should the
4. as nd ssy ne ss ey
shi sss as '1s. g.
I ,s vel ssl s tn, r oi a,
aseSi Ss sa s n
which tho work Is being executed the Council shall the
4 psE II Ses ssa,ssf.s' %
indemnify IL understood tai IN cas-, the con