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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-02-02

Good Ssssessies.-It has been suggested bv
several persOus who have been atteudinr nj.
vtue worship As Aechenlcs' Instisute Hail Tor
seveFnl weeks, that ~ s0os,us the Bruod Sire /.
Methodist consrekAttca h prepared 10 vor.
chip in their cwD church, the vasieus de.
nominations arrange among lhesueebsee 7f,
have services there every Suadav thrun ehos
in the hall who would ~ aowhSre els$. asd
for thei4 benefit the sugerstics Ass hen nadcss
II the Yoaug Men's CnYistIan Assocjstinn
were TO take the matter In hand. they mteNt
enect the arrangement without any frcubi< )
? Ssrsss sfttt.-A youae man inaasd ray,o,. =
resident of Valley street sitppAd And isll a
the corner Of nth and Nina streets. ahvos \
iycseck last nikht. and stTtkisg HE bad utos
.H ~ sss. recsaved IN eely Sasi aeas sAe rioht
cendi!ton hast At9ht aad WI coaiiane % D.
% a. long ~ The present cold spell laAls.
.c II casi. = c::sx MisAs y ysll y esspIey.l M.
crossings on the prfactpal stttsos 36o eas-
1sf4 usA ehoeld egope9ed, rad sAes2nssoScen
70 tho street cuiverts elea1Da ~ ail eosasnr-
ttOns. VI xss A sess "a Is s.sss
s7ss fssss far tito benalax OF shs ornNan, az 81.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-02-02

FIsnr VITA RULL. Do0.--At sAkroa, @.
on the morpiug 6f the Path. police oliicer Bay.
ton, when opening Tho deor Of the livery sable
OF Gsorxe Wahis, was seised ~ shs thsoas by
. laRRs bulldog. lie stepped hAcigpKnfd ne
isnacily ofa biaeksmlt tbs vice. After smart
struggle he succeeded IN disspgasipe the
bsute's fAnql. by choking, and released him.
selE His throat Is lacerated In NE most,
shocking manner--so much 20 thattar ses~sAi
days his case WAS considered one or ~ .reyoe
a.ang-r Tns waaais wsie deep, all the 1is.f
stguinenis of the meek were sprn s..si slfeppsd
down iiks Orange peel, laying bare The trac hes,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-02-02

Deek Sl,ess-The contractor for paving this
street from 18th 10 .7tt street viii complete
his job, II the weather proves favorable, aboot
the middle Of March, and Is that portion Of
StreetS will mo- doubt detcrmins 70 push on
the paving Till il ex xtsnds ~ the new sugar re-
lnery. DICK street. is mora used BY teAmsteSs
aud it Is really matter Of importance to them
and TO the rnerchants that good road should
he made to and from the shipping. both ~ the
dock and at Rockets. o.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-02-02

curing and kecptng. are the vHO C(ljt tAf9G ~f
Sxsry SIZE n "a snd waesr cc,asss s4e4631 6 H.
MS. III Main street, kwall Naxrore0nfs - -
sA.brdysss enpisd Aud sSIa:ksd n 10. I'll. if1s.
slsin PISTSSkXiAs <; sxsesssd & tls 3d. ~
eel u Of ~ art Ea nH x9.N ysNseFssts
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(9ea, the Sidsraiks.-lf every merchant anA
housekeepe- wonId have the SNOW removo1
from the sidewalks in front Of their psV0tseo,
they would add very much 70 thspubitc coAs
f.,rt
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-02-02

CoNTRkD1c1SDs-A a report was circulated
in the religious aud secular prese, a few weeks
ago, that the Hon. Ed ward t3sanlsy, ~ Call.
f0rnia, formerly Ia CongTess from North Gar.
olina, designed tahing holy orders In the Epis-
6naiss: Ms n eon sn.Sins 81 The
kind. He has recently returned ~ California
70 odeyose himself TO professional ana :agItopl-
tural purxuits oa his ane rAach sOme thirty
miles from San TrancixeO, 3; 81
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-02-02

COFFEE Saie.-oIessrs. Crenshaw h CO. sold ~
auc ion yesterday, Of their own importatio6,
2.txW bags Of Rio coffee, ntrricss ra0Kine SrO0
&i2.i5 10 Sl3-heipg an averaae 81 et3ok.-
The lot sold was the cargo esf the fAMaie Creo~
shaw, direct from Rio de Janeir0. ,ts
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8 Sail Fes~k.--DuriB9 the month 0f .JAuuASy
last New York packets, lS"stOn pecet1 aoo
Baltimore packets arrived ia the Richpcn4
Dock, with assorted cargoes. During fhesaDo
rpriod 1A veeaeiS and boats arfive6 u IL
Dock aud lG7 cleaved thcTeffcnl. iitsssSt
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Clay Stasxs.--We are gratided 10 learn that
both Houses OF the General Assembly passed a
resolutions, yesterday. granting the ladies "
Virginia permission TO erect the statue which
they have caused TO be executed OF virgimia's
ilins:rious son, HENRY CLAY. OH the Capitol
Square the site to be determined by the Gov.
erRor. The directory, Oh behalf Of the ladies',
desire to place the statue on the slope ut the
south end Of the State-house. and ~ Il IL 10 b.
an ornament to the grounds, there 10 NO dou BIT
that Gov. Letcher ill grant them that priv.
leee- We presume that a plan for the temple
which is to cover the statue aud protect il
from the weather, will BE- prepared y; once
and presented 10 the Governor, SO that he can
give hrs decision without delsy .-.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-02-02

1 s~aH Es-Much oft the time " the Mayer
and por,k,n Of his O0aceYs WeTs epens ~ euoSt
yesterday, hearing charges seaiast dsNake0
white men. for sleeping in doors and o9 ~
streets the nigh: before, md against negreeo
for havin no l'assee. and being ous Of srsek.
Mos. OF the whites were reprirnand~d and dbs.
charged. --.. ,s- f..at
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excitement prevail at Norfolk, in conseq uence
of the escape of a slave on board the siexInrr
Potomac. The darkey is said TO have been
slowed away in the hold, and is reported 10
have made his appearance in New York rs
soon as the haichPs We're opened. The captain
of the steamer denies the whole story. He says
it was got up by rival line To damage his
steamer with the Norfolk people. Not-
withs,arding this, the black cook OF the Poto-
mac has quilted the vessel. He is afraid to 90
hack TO Virginia. for in the present excited
state of the public mind there, he says, the
people will not believe the caps:ain's explains
tions, and would just rs lief tar and feather
him as not. The captain himself has some uu-
easiness on the subject, bu, he will not follow
the exaur.c Of the cook ef.r@
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IRE tasst,F Factory, ter boots and shoes il at.
tracing attention. In the country rs we'll as in
this city, and IL u sn1iicieney OF stock is sub
seribed tor AZ once the baiidings may be erect.
ed and the work commenced by the middle of
June. Men engaged in the shoe business at
the North, believing that the enterprise viii
prove successful, have offered TO lake stock
and snper!niend the work. and some Of our
own citizens who ara bes, acq uainies1 with tue
business have become subscribers. Al $50 psY
share, no one can hesitate to Join the company
for fear OF loss, and all who are able soou Id
unite In the effort 10 build up this branch Of
manufactures. Not long since y gentleman Of
means authorized us to say thai he would con.
tribute largely to . shoe factory in Richmond,
and we have no doubt that he would lust as
readily invest ia the Chester factory.
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'sli maya. 49, - lie narls of tie L. !, soia,er
~ Oitap Floyd.
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York correspondent Of the Boston Post thus
explains the workings Of fashionable charity !:
a few lady patronesses tell the many whom
TO helm and how to do II. An object Of charity,
or subject of patronage. being found, the game
of hsneyolence begins by each Of the lady lead.
ers subscribing loudly and boldly nfty, one
handled or two hundred doslArs. a plan y
private theatricals, for which tickets are IL
susd--the. patroneeses, ef ,coures, taking their
s,o.sv,s rnrih Of the pasteboard. Thets cards
they sh,sfIie. at q hxed prtes, thigh enensh al
var. to Inc pocieets Of the gentleman whom
= lucEIess fate throws in their way. BY this
means the original "subscxiption" u soon
wiped out the lady pA1ronessss secure frss
adnissipus, reap all the glory. and finally pay
ma ali With 4 psryading sense OF having ner.
termed noble deed deserving OF . hrst- rate
notice from the pen OF Sserne's recording
ANGEL
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No.52l6.l-
mo. 0ZIb.l
AN ORDINANCE Concerning the Fire Alarm and Police Tel


AN ORDINANCE Concerning he Fire Alarm Police Tel
egraph
IF Nss 1af All fire snail b. given BY de
Fire Alarm and Police Telegraph in accordance with such
SEQ 4 De oraip etc That On hs passage of this ordi.
and second thereafter said Council shall in
amt Of ad FIRE e and Pee esph
hold ao i a o G ss Of If y M az y z ns
$500 per and That of the Assistant Superintendent
Office Said Superintendent and assstanf Superintendent shall
each give bond the of $500 for the faithful performance
SIC Bea ot1,asd That the FIRE Committee Of the
and ng n H. II osd 81
shall constitute the Fire Alarm and Police Telegraph Commit
empeya apparatus and machine Of said Telegraph
and said committee shall adopt such rules and regulations
and oandp a
care ehsns ssmsn Gp se m aaS
changes shall be binding on all and have the full force
SEC BE ordained etc., That the Superintendent ap-
point three salary each of 500 per month and
City ea SAID s e &c e ps ~
ton Of the Fire Alarm and Polise Telegraph COMMITTEE
Fire Alarm and Police Telegraph Committee report the Com
also ali changes Of he and from time time report
e Common Hne The operations Of the Fire Alarm and Po
peval @ rejection Of the Common Council
SEC G. Bet ordained es That II shall be unlawful for any
Of the same 70 open any SINAI hoS anes j. b TO cenmnn
interfere with The WORKING es De Fire tHe'
graph and that any person or violating the provisions
& f S s a s
any of competent inEdieon and in default of pasen
sso PEI osdsinad That III ordinance shall taE,
Common Council Of the city of New Orleans;
lsignedl ]. o. NIXON,
-. President Board Of Aldermen.
LSignedl JOHN 4. MONROE,
President Board of Assistant Aldermen.
A true copy
wv ptary
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mo. 5222.I

NO. 0aAAsJ
AN ORDINANCE amending secton LIST Of Ordinance (So
BOLD Concerning the Stands for Public Hacks Cabs and
Carriages within the limits Of the First District Of New
Orleans. y0o8@sg.
ordained That from and after the passage of this odi
nance stands aud for public cabs and carriages
every pton for the First District Of the city of New Or
leans, shall be us follows.
On either side Of Lafayette square comprising Camp and 81
Charles that is stand next the sidewalk ad
joining square, On either side OF ST. Charles from
Poydras Canal On the sonTh side of Graver street,
the limits Of the ST. Charles hotel its
it being understood that the said cabs and other public
vehicles shall be arranged manner impede
the gress of The doofways OF said hotel
impede the landing of from either private
public vehicles who let take In passengers
provided that any Of dwelling
shall make objection any public vehicle occupy such
stand in front Of his their property dwelling aforesaid
And violation the OF the
vehicles OF this section OF this ordinance he
they shall ue Of less than dollars than
oes recoverable before The Recorder of the
First District in default Of shall be committed
prison for not less than than thirty days.
[Sgned JOHN Il. MONROE,
President Board of Assistant Aldermen.
[Signedl BENI s. HARRISON.
President pro tenn. Board of Aldermen.
Approved June II, 1850.
| je11 81 [Sgnedl GERARD STlTH, Mayor
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.95 COMPTROi.LERtS OFFICE, I
City Of New Orleans, July !, 1855.
No. 2l29.1
ID ESOLVED, That the Comptroller be and
~ he hereby authorized and required give notice BY
with ordinance No. l4i2 approved March
80 Council will pay any bill against the city unless
under authority Of order from the Comptroller In
accordance with the ordinance referred to.
TSigned f L. TRACY, g..s
President Board of Assistant Aldermen
TSigned1 L. H. PLACE,
President Board Of Aldermen
Approved April q, 1855
tSignedf JOHN L. LEWIS, Mayor.
of the officers of the city and the public ID
specially called to the foregoing resolution 1881 +
V. DUPLESSIs,
tYl6 Cnmntroter CITY nj New Orleans.
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UypAvE pu DEux1EME pIsTR1cr-n .

EPAVE DU DEUyIEnIE DISTRICT.-n n
u re conduit depot des epayes dn Deuxeme District
Derbgny entire les du Maine SteAnne epayes
I'm petit cheyal no on brun oncd see BRIDE dem
viron II mains de hau de
lier petite che blanche pres oeie ganche lie
pied droit de derriere fere mRrque visible
81 lie dit animal nest pass eeiae eiuq jolrs ct les
fals payes vendu fenchere pubiaue au dit depot
lie SAAfilIl I6 de juin 1866 Il midi. z.
@. o. fLEGHIER Commisssire des rues
Nouyele Orleans, II de JUN ,sca jeia Is II is Is
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STREET CONGREGATIONAL.

CECOND DISTRICT POUND-yVns brought
10 the Second District Pound, Derbigny street, between
st. Ann and Main streets, estrayS-
One black dark brown pony with saddle and bride about
the left ear the neck right hind foot shod
visible brands,
Which claimed within five days and the expenses there
paid, will be sold at public auction, at said depot, on
SATURDAY, June l6, 1860 at IL O'Clock NJ y
New Orleans June Ii, 1850.
O.. q, FLETCHER, Street Commissioner
T. j. HITsELBERGER,
Deputy Comptroller.
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jssia ,''ea 'aD' o i''V HENRY puRE1 or comuro,ler

RILLIARD TABLES CONSTANTLY ON HAND
ana or sale from the mandatory Mezs5 j. NJ BRUINS
nloh BaD ~tnennat Superior Rosewood Billiard Tables
fafent Gi1shions Cloths Balls Cues, all
her trimmings belonging to this line !
All orders thankfully received promptly attended to-
A. W. MERRIAM.
eli ly ST. Charles billiard Room, N O,
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.

G0nfTRulLERs OFFICE, .
.5 City Of New orleans June 8, 1860.
No 1881 f.
Resoed That the Gomptroer he and he IL hereby
adjndicne to the lowest bidder notice in
the official Journal toered by Eopoi.
Ter as per resolution No. Bios received fo con.
sncng brick sidewalks, border cuhstcnss wooden
CUTTERS the side of ST. Ayide Urqnhart
said work be done In accordance with specifications
the Surveyor tho adjudication subject approval
Isignedl JOHN \. MONROE
President Board OF Assistant Aldermen,
lSigned1 j. o. NIXON,
President Board of Aldermen.
Approved May %, 1861
[sgnedl GERARD sTITH, Mayor
Notice ~ hereby given that SATURDAY 18th June, 1860
tracts.
ie9 II v DuPIEssis Comptroller
No. 52I3.1
ifssoce That resolution hereby
and corrected to read the Arts street
guhkt to 81 Ayde street, amended that said resou-
ton be and IL Is hereby adopted. ~
Isignedl j. o. NTXoN
President Board of Aldermen
lsisheal JOHN It. MONROE,
President Board of Assistant Aldermen
Approved June I, 1860.
tSgnedj GERARD sTITH Mayor
Notice is hereby given that SATURDAY 10th Juue 1s.;
will adiudieae at Office at IL o'clock NJ The above con-
tract.
iee 4 V. DUPLEssIs, Comptroller
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COMPTROLLER---


shall have general supervision Fire Derrment ere
atsd by this ordinance and the buildings and
por, and Of said AID a IO Franz sns
10 time report 10 said Council upon the efficiency
Of said purchaser and of the officers ana men viii
80 That amount VIII ch shall be payable by the city
New Orleans e the purchaser e. The contract fe the
and by virtue Of thu ordinance shall paid n eqa monthly
ssc a. Thai he spe Of he contract for lie support of the
Fire Department and the active working thereof made in
screen q He
ss II y e y a @ II lie
the Comptroller in accordance with section thryseSe Of this
SEC H. Tha, Nil ordinances parts ordinances contrary
to of this ordinance be and the same are hereby
'si''''''' isignedl JOHN II MONROE,
signed, President Bf BEs & A.'l HsRR alss5%Ssn
President pro tenn Board Of Aldermen.
z>pi''' . tsisned d. GERARD sTITH Mayor
sS's -@.- wa, sALoaos, Secretary.
Notice hereby given that WEDNESDAY, June 20, 1860,
will audcate my Office, at IL o'clock M the above
ieis IT V. DurLEssIs, Comptroller.
coxtrRoLLER,s OFFICE.
City of New Orleans, June Is, 1850
mo. 52lT.1
Ro'te That the adjudication by the eomptreer ngree
Of The Parish Insane ASYLUM and Police jail 70 vi W
hereby rejected by the Common Council the City of
Rsoice further the Comptroller be and he Is hereby
authorized Indicate said contract for the low
to be done accordance with specifications surveyor
the adjudication % be suecto the approval resc Of The
ssnsd p,.,asn, ps soaa y H.. MoSR Aldermen
Isgned BENZ s. WARRIssON,
President pro tem Board of Aldermen
1tp' isignedl j. GERARD sTITH, Mayor.
Notice is hereby given that on WEDNESDAY June 10 1862
will adindease office, at II O'Clock NJ, the above con.
jei8 1t v DuPLEssIs. Comptroller.
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Notice hereby given that FRIDAY 22d of June 1850
will adiudcate my Office II o'clock NJ. the above con
led Ut v. DUPLEssIs Comptroller
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mo. 522l.
Resoee That the Surveyor be and he hereby allowed til,
twenty-five dollars per month for the livery Of horse
effect and after the passage OF this eno
ton. -...s. .ls. i ,... .-...-. -.
fSgnedI JOHN T. MONROE
President Board Of Assistant Aldermen.
TSiynedl BENZ. s. HARRISON,
4..a5 . President pro Board Of Aldermen
Approved June IL. 1860.
iel2 [Sgnedl GERARD SfITH, Mayor
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Inc following resolutions, accompanying the
above report, were read twice and adopted, the
Yeas: Messrs. Monroe, Bakewell. Rant nunrs
Huyghe, Leefe, Magioni, Masscot. Pettingill and
kingsland--l0. g5lgs.. Il. +.
Rescued That the adjudication bs cen,z,,,et
resolution M 5ifS for regrainE cenen,in fe sts 4
the Lafayette square to Henry MctinInnsecrry j I'M q
emsted, be and ths hereby approved seaIts se
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GoSpTRoLLER's QfFIcy
City of New Orleans, June o. 1850
mo. 520s.1
Reore That the COMPTROLLER be and he hereby authorized
tn Audeaie three acts separately to the
for each for block paving after In Tie
official journalistic ks be done In spec
OF the Surveyor and the adjudication each to be
subject the approval rejection Of the Common
viz:
contract for paving with blocks Bourbon street
from Canal 10 Espanade street.
e for paving with square blocks Toulouse street
from Levee to Basin street. !
contract for paving with blocks ST. Peter street
from Levee street Aarais street..
[Signedl j. o. NIXON,
President Board Of Aldermen,
(Signedl JOHN I. MONROE,
President Board OF Assistant Aldermen.
Approved .Tune I, 1860
lsgnedl .5 GERARD STITH Mayor.
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Approved June I, 1860.
(Signedl GERARD STITH, Mayor
A true copy
Wv GAIaNnS Sarretary
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
mo. $40 /

Resoe That the Surveyor be and he is hereby authorized
Annuncaon Square, First District to be graded the
walks thereof see and suitable benches placed therein
of the public the whole be executed with
little expense possible -
tSigDedl JOHN 4. MONROE, N
President Board of Assistant Aldermen.
TSignedl BENZ. S. HARRISON,
President pro TEN. Board OF Aldermen.
Approved June II, 1860.
jel2 tSignedl GERARD STiTH, Mayor
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SPECIFICATIONS FOR THE CONTRACTS
. for paving with square blocks Boarbon street. "a.
nal 10 Espanade street; Toulouse street. evec 10
and also ST Poser street. from the nation
square block paving said street, between Ghartres
Royal streets, to Marais street
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Is informing ne Cnunc thas Ne ada Irs5edst Under
road d. tasi street anp5s street g ae.a,ne ss e
n $500 e NE Sris All BY sirne Of resolu
ian ~ s,,e ~ gisit 81 vas fur railroad en- Espsnade
1 x 2 . @ Sssnss nj ayon John J. b. SlMwson
- II Hnff, fatrick Irwin snd Frederick Whit
y 20 AsfAbs The necessary resolution therefore
io ss1 e e. snntun Xsu committed ewiih present
oasf4n y ~ - JOHN NJ HALL,
Ap. nuFRE
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Upon lie communication 81 tho Comptroller May IT, 1860
relative adiudicatons at his Office yor committee
si Rejection Of adjudication, per resolution No
house. sth
psa Ss IN is snfs ~ Rs,a pssnE
60 cents superficial Of curbsiones furnished and laid
81 5 PEI Tanning ieot o. side@aks and
s. 50 per iron bridge top each complete.
The said contract to The bidder
sfa So e. a ~ assyo u AZ III nsa 6 III
npgyaysl REJECTION q ,hs Common Council ~
of the securities contract for lighting ih
to P ii jacob Kess Heach sePesin,
and Yoannss soliaoat the following prices, viz
second sa li Dsirncte1Af s26 Per err la sis
resolution il accordingly presented adoption authorizing
the MAJ enter into contract with the parties notaEa
Approval of adjudication and acceptance q security
er No s o. lps msSas senss az
nae aeuy Read aid he PoncIsftran Stephen
~ PaRs
ng ss Maxpr eater ee,, s VIII s parties Per no
UnQa st Past ef saia sopnnisaen s. ls csmprells.
o he Ire Young Amssa having sansd
saa and the ssss e tie sspss ts als
ferred lie Finance conniee ~ proper reference.
e Ss y s s r. pssa 9 sse
belonging + h@ sns asksg e BE- psd or ssd
6, Ms bounded BY 81 Andrew, Franklin.
ss aas sden sa he
forthwith rensve said bridge li6 u slsis
81 FayorshIy upcn the petition OF Roekhi Robesan asking
that The hssqnese bis property Magazine
alozcd to remain as Il Is until his building be completely
resoninn presented of adoption granting said
the the on said magazine
| street gives his consent to the same V at -"
II upon petition Of Henry Cassn. nIegard 70 otail
for making brick sidewalks st. Andrew street
which to h and subsequently 70 Nicholson
Cos praying that the adjudication to ss,n 60 BE r.
etc., your committee report that said Henry Gassn failed q
his within the ic prescribed By law and thai III
Notary reported 10 the onpsroe who reported to the AS
Peas APrl Z tlsi h. hsd pad said dspost q sloo
ascending % Law readiadicaed saia contract
Nicholson Co. betoing the purchasers the 18th Of April
thee days nur Of resolution 40 606 ap
proving other securities presented by said H. ean Niel
fssalutson, adopted evidently
n hc gassn having incurred
ssseitntenf Si0o and Aerss Nicholson a Co. having pul
chased said contract apreeahy being
" is Ioads recommended by rennfee. fssolu
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POLICE JAILs--OFFICIAL.

NJ as brought 10 the City Police jail on the
W 18th of JUNG 1850 the negro BOY GY Says he belong
TO Gen Davis who lives in the parish Of St Bernard Said
is feet HIGH or two small sears the forehead
and is about Is or 10 years of age.
The will call property according to law
ED PLANGRAHDs
Keeper of City Police Jail
Registered june 9, 1860.
HENRY DUREL,
jeIl l5t For Comptroler