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SI4S,45s 81


Section =. The Minister OF Finance shall credit to
the appropriation OF 1853 and 1859 all amounts ap-
pruprlatei by the Act approved May Iih, 1853. and
remaining uuexpended on the 3lst OF March. 1860,
anu nor enumerated in Section lst uf this Act, under
the title of - Balances at Appropriation for 1858 and
1862 AMI such amounts shall be deemed no lor ger
available t r the objects for which they were original
Is Appropriated.
SECTION 3 The Minister OF Finance shall continue
TO pay the salaries provided in thu act. the pay OF
soldiers aud cuusrahlps, the expenses of the Fire De-
partment, and Of the Supreme and Circnir Courts, and
the TX enfilturSs tor the Is trelu OF Public Improve
meuis at the same rates - are herein provided, aud
ExcneqI-r Bills aul iuteres, thereon, together with
tine iutrres' ON the School Fund. until the 3pth IF
june, le62, unless u new general 4 preparation Bill
shall ns = been passed. previous To that dite.
SECTION 1. IL shall not Toe lawful for the Minister
of nance tu cause, or allow TO be paid out Of the
Treasury. any moneys for any other ohjrcrS than are
provided for IN This law. until the passage Of 4 new
Appropriation Bill, provided. however, that the
L-Jser balances due 10y the Treasury, amounting To-
: ,uo7 II, together with all ums that may toe tenn
pOrirIly deposited in the Treasury 10y virtue of law
may he pad 10y the Minister Of Finance when due ut
any time, without special appropriation Tor that OBJ
jecr; AMI provided further that, in event of peSrilence,
war, nv ION or rebellion. or of Immediate danger
thereof, HIS Majesty aud Prvy Council may appru-
PIRATE SucH amuuurs - may be recess ty to meet the
emergency. ami the Minister uf Finance shall render
10 the next legislature q detailed account Uf all
moneys expended under this provision.
SECTION . Ii sh,l toe lawful for the heads Of De-
partnrHts IN any case in which any special appTo-
pritri"m may fall short, to apply to il So much Of the
surplus there my be on any ctner special appropria-
tiun for that Department n may be deemed neceSsa-
~ TO make up the deficiency, each heal Of Depart
meut iuiy accounting To the ensuing Legislature tor
all such transfers Provided. however, that this
provision shall not authorize the Minister of the l.
terror To use the appropriations for the internal i'm
p~rovenents Of any guOernatUrial district out Of that
district.
SECTION 6. This Act shall take effect and become
law from and after the date Of it, passage. Approved
tins 10Th uiy OF ADJUST i. 1850
KAMEHAMEHA.
kAAHUMANU.
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appropriation Bill for 1860 and 81

81 II EvAcTED. By The KTas, nc .N6iiss anil R,p-
Tsscq.lrrss Or mC Hlsalaa Islands. n LeSislr-
tire Council assembled
SECTION !. That the sum Of Seven Hundred and
Thirry-nse Thousand Four Hundred .ut Egn'y-'wo
buli.r~ and F,Irs Cent? =5s5.iS2 80 he. and the
-,l.e is hereby uVprupriaei out u the revenue o. The
isD years, VI: lsbJ anu leUl, aud Uut u any other
moneys nov IN, or that may be received into the
Treasury prior 10 the 3lst day Of March, l-U2, Cor
the necessary expenses Of the seyera. Departments Of
the Government. and for such public work, and the
pay meur u such claims a. are hereinafter designated,
w For the
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DEPARTMENT OF FiyAycr

sJr Niaistrr--
Registrar ui PuNi-c Accounts. .--.---.-.....
Collector General % Customs.
Ci-ra Collector G-usrfi % Custum-.........
Surveyor AMI GIJri. luuJluIu.. .--.--..-..
Ply tor tile nrsJ quarter OF TIE cuJrrat fiscal
grrHl fT Custom House u Iiris ~ utlrr
ports ~ tire rac- specified ia the AppTJ-
prIttfuu Bll 60; l-5>-s ...-.......-.....
"a surveyor aud DuaTi ami Assistants, Ho-
uHl4lu. --..-
StDTr--cprr,
Assistant - rhc"I-r-
Collector aul Ilartur Master. L,htlna,-....
Surveyor and Guard, Lthaiua..
Collector Of tu-tum-, liiiO, ter l year aud 9
months.
Collector OF Customs, hawaiAde, for / year
aud . months,
Collector If 4, ustuus, kyaiakekua, TOT ] year
aud = 10 tuth-..
Collector uf Customs, hulUa. for i year and 9
mouths,
Pay ~ Col. ytrrs AT ports not ports Of entry,
a. the discretion Il the Collector General
with approval % the Minister Of Finance,
IrOu safe and Custom House furniture. Homo
lniu.
Stationery agi Iucideutal> fr Custom House,
Assessors
Tax Ju.lgct.rs' Pay.
Lights, LaiiIaiat.-.
Stationery tor Assessors and Tax Collectors,
&" and iuciduntals tor Department..
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Sprtjll slotit s.

no LII "a SII \ w v
AS>JClAIIbN Ills Association hold their Regular Meetings
on sATURDAY EVENING OF each week, at 5 o'clycs, at the
Bethel Vest y. on King street.
The Association has lately undergone a thorough re-orszn-
iE.tiln. The public ARE invited to attend.
Per order: ALEX GOISTER,
2222m Secretary
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For H, Nlls:y's Pr.,y Plrse, Royal State and

ply 4 rlys-a $1,000 10
H- Royal H-Elles- the Prince u Hawaii ZOO vJ
H. b. IL l. l. .m-.4meia. 5000 90
M-r Majesty u- Observation-Disclosures 400 %
lis AsJ-ty' -crytary- 1904 ~
Secretly 90 the Pryy Council fr the tire
m.Atls vu4il- oy-A june, 1850, So
= rr-arg 81 -.= f.s. council - u- iafL
from Jlt- aLI4llt ~ tLr rate % - Tor
each ue.t.as.... So 1000 GO
IuclI-uta. ENpa asrs of Pigy Couuc1.--.... 100 W
Hon l. Amir - g iJr ClUpIIuE . bgctl mary
Of rl- H-SaI4u and rH.u-h. and ElEll-h
and Hawaiian 4aI-4 -. .-.----.-.--.-- 1000 %
Towards 4vray IuE tA=rNi-a--s % II. X. II. Prince
beagas Of hs h-altA.. 1000 90
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DEPARTMENT or WAR.

r0r the support q the Military, Including the
Ledger balance 81 : +52S 10 due To- This De-
psrlneut. ' & pay lr a Military Instructor. $40 5
DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC IS>TRUCrIoS.
For President # the Board OF; Education. $500. 20
Clerk Of the iuCiuliug
pay II the ElitIr II the Has HgUaii, $50. SO
Stationery and Incident ts........ ....... q
Support ui Lauaiualuna Seninary,.-...... 50
Printing S-hrul 10
Buap4Iu. school al lilo. at the discretion Of
the BEiri 4 Education with the approval
Of Ills Slii->ty's Government, 80
support uf Lu-hsn schools, iucludiug au'ut
due Miss Parker. SO
support 81 Sy-ct SchOJis for Hawaiian q rIs,
a. fuiluw-. viz.
Fur the island Of oahu. 20
10
Hawaii, .-...-......-. II
10
School at AhumtUg.- :
IaaIu. Census u 1900, 90
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o SALE OR LEASE!

- PRESENT OW NJ II BEING s@
-, ahHur To- leave Honolulu. oa'rs the whole Of his ~
- property for sale. ar viii lease auy PARTON fr a -
term of wears. Il consists uf the following Real Estate
I. FAIRNOC MITES ~ perry Is beautifully situ-
a.-i .r Suuaru Valley, Formerly the residence C' J. T. L. Mar
shall. 30. vel vst-r-.. aud is ONE uf the r-"-t healthy stua-
Mons 900 tu- SUBURBS ut Honolulu contains i've rlOus. pantry,
cac.-hHls-.. --t.iS, sc. &c. AI-H. a spare dw~-ns- A very
fae 90; OFFS ~ : acres : ) is the homestead
,. THE i one Of the hes; and most
pleasant D. cations upon .t- ttvurHe watering place, NaIolAi.
j. well fenced and planted with shtlg-rees. and In every paTG-
GUAR cumlrcill- AID convenient tG "a family. being vutITrly
u-S. and uo expense having been spared o. make IL suitable for
A p-rmansu; r. sui-uc- The house consists % I've rooms aud
Kitchen also. Ns-~yaut>' h.u-r. clach-hHuse, stables, &C This
property 81 uIi M viewed 20 be apYrecla;ed-I Is only a Plea
SAINT drive from town.
3. THE OR TELEG
IN NCu,ru 5 rect. near King street. Was one Of the first Hotels
IN Honolulu, aud FIR that business, the situation Is second TO
none. being 20 well known il meets uo comment. Water lAii OK.
1. f. SPENCER'> RETAIL STO" Z AND
DIV EILiSG-lu Hotel street. known throughout the
islands a. f- Hale Ntia-ale.' NJ " II use n ruth-i waters
~ Iu-iu-ss-Tac- 5 letter ku.wn iHrn tais store. having been
established il $50 The lot runs hac, O. King street. and IS
wvn->uurIri with water TIE Store j. we'll utJ=l up and sub
stauaaUy bulk. sIteI roof &c. This properly viii be sold in
one or tvo lots. Adjoining Ills lot : 4 dTeiuUs-hUuse, with
va.-r laid orr.
235-Sm-154 MEssKs. JAHIoH, GREEN x 90.
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FoE Eea; " Wharf LE..-.-... .---..--
t--y fr-uI-+s.-. ------...---
Mrs. Richards annuity. Ia- able 90 tL- 1t
pctHn-r- b early -------
Hon l. A..rrs~. uuu-..s .-..---------..
legislature, lsJJ. i.y.u lux am urt alir1-
pUat-d IS JOINT E-~ui-t - 20 l>og.--..--
Interest 0l Queen uaSacrr> Noes, .-.-.-.
Equitable CLAIM ~ District Attorney, Hawaii,
Hospital tuuG, estimated. rrcrF->, So-u-y v1
Ws-.E Fund. G. rma.=l -ev.p-s---.lu.uuJ 90
An, due Apr. J. 90. 90 -
Aid il support - CI--a's hHspLaL---.-...
C--ll-a;es %; Deposit outstanding Apr !, 20
ENehe4l-E Bills OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
l.trrzss ,l -------------
on School
Royal Hawaiian Agricultural >'Clvty. .-...
National Agricultural >.J.ty. % Ice vNP-uG-
ri uuI-r tie air cy.ur 90: the rr-sH!eg; Jog
Experimenting Hu tire prActieehi.!ts OF CT
t9u growing - q source % national wealth,
PrutUs Index Land Commission booAs,-~
Copying Records 90 Privy Council, .....-
Printing session Laws aui -e-lEsu-lS Penal
C,G- aud q LstlJC- uu. -----------.----
NuhuLs'> claim tor hack pay, c-r HIM Tor tE-
y ar 1901. -..-.... ---.r-.s ----------.
Medicines Tor IratuItgus Distribution by tA-
Board Of ll-rI.I,
Claim % uT. smith. NaccluuttIr tr tte i>!tui
u nauai for the y ar- lS5s ans 1893, pro-
vjlrI that ur. Smith sinai. render "A sGus-
factory account " his services as VACCINE
tor Tor the said term 20 the Minister 81 the
Interior. be shall he taII not e. exceed this
appropriation "a. the same rae a. th- Vac
cru.uor> on the ~ eT .sltu!s have been
paid during said
Rewards Tor the apprehension uf criminals
AMI f~U-i,vrs from Justice, 70 De eNi ended
a. Jh- discretion Il Ills MaIesty's Govern
ueul,
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Chief Clerk.
-
81 'lFTh
Messenger and WaicAusu................
surrey 4u-,-
Governor 4 Jlhu----.-.....-- --.---..-.
IaGl,.
htIti,-.-- OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
Goy-ruess - uawai.----.-.------.-.----
ClrrN Of Governor u OaAu.---.-.--..--..-,
haUai. iron sept. )
1859. 10 March 3lst. 1870.
Cler. Of GyNrru'r
GpNvTur-s Hawaii, .--..--.-...
Fire Department. HJuviulu,.....--..--.-.-
..-.------------
sheriff %
Hawaii,
hsLaI,--
Provided that The said Mar-i 81 and sheriff.
shall H- -utItIri 10 NIL age Tor travel Doe cnl
casrs, the saIue o. be- taxed ry the Court, AL,
collected - cost, from the parties la who's
behalf such duties ARE rendered.
For support 81 frI-Yu-Ts-
Jalinr, Oahu
PJ4lcr. OAHU ..-
Maui
Hawaii,
Cl-rE Honolulu Market.
Postmaster,
Clerk. Honolulu. .--..-----.--
Stationery Police and district Courts, AL.
se~-palcr- containing TIE laws published
Published by authority -..-.-....-..--.
Stationery and lucIi=u,a.s for department.
Nal Carriers, Kauai.
Maui.
Has ali.
Purchase Of Vaccine Matter and pay Vac
t'uafuIs "a the discretion uf the Minister o
tLr Interior.
EXPENSES o. Cogpuer,' Iuguests.. ..........
OF ~ ilth Commission and the re
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hers who dwell there undisturbed, thanks to the
superstition that prevents people from exploring
their Businesses. That caravans passing here es-
cape their rapine is owing to the fact that, lest
their den might be discovered, they carry their
maranding into distant regions. Here they nave
their headquarters however, where they conceal
their prisoners and booty, relying for security on
the bad reputation of the mountain"
ssAnd what do they subsist upen!" asked the
reis.
son the plunder of the caravans
But he only shook his head. saying, " You ex-
plain the matter to suit yourself
st explain ii according to the dictates of COM
mon sense p replied L; "recoect the great cistern
on the top of the mountain, circumstance which
In itself renders ii an eligible place of abode, and
oue which you can readily turn to your own adj
vantage by diyulging what have discovered, driv-
ing these pretended demons from their stronghold,
and establishing, in case Of necessity, new halt
ing place here, where caravans can take in water
and enjoy repose.h
s'To that water may Allah preserve me from ever
having resourcelm exclaimed the reis, g for the
devil dwells in the mountain, and the cistern is
guarded By dragon, which deyours all who dare
10 approach IT.
to disabuse the reis, who further described the
dragon as a huge monster, having the head of a
horse, the name of an African lion, and the body
of serpent destitute OF hind feet, but having two
before, formed like an eagles claws. This being,
he told me, had once carried of reis who was
travelling in charge Of a caravan OF immense value,
and who, like the two cavaliers, was never heard
Of again ON my asking him how it happened,
then, that had escaped, he said that the dragon
might have been sleeping, or, having lately dined,
had no occasion for me.
Ny story was soon known all through the cara
van, addingsto the repugnance which the people
had already expressed towards me. Most of them
believing that | was in league with the demons Of
the mountain; the mildest opinion given with
regard to my escape being, that the dragon was
either asleep, or feared that my flesh. might moi
agree with him.
wThe hrst chanter Of the Koran opening.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

the offender or ocnet before the Recorder VII chava D
ric the odenee comm ed ana m II eas o. failure 9 fesa
Rne they shall be imp no. more than thirty days
ciep number Of barrels ia 10 contain the daily refuse o
The various stalls stands of sand markets and
The same to be placed according the direction Of The Commits
| saries each side OF the markets.
markets shnll b requted 70 throw the daily refuse
Of their into The @ barrels OF nss " sS - M a1d hat s
the be disposed OF as in the ease Of other daily oa
ihrown any meat ash fruit vegetables whether
s & 3 4e San
than twenty dollars for each oens before
Sag IL p bh ha Ss NH u de formant fSe Balance
lied the City Treasury for the Of the cy and that II shall
be aw ul for sell damaged de-
seS pR 50 oand Ra be I liable to ae o @
than Ten dollars y more than twenty s " ye dollars
Second District between the beef and vegetable markets
sold the vacant stands in aid market and also and
SIC 81 fhat It shall Sc tie duty of he Comnissaries of e
markets to eguse 70 be posted up at a times in At least six
sgc s That ali anes axed by This shall
contayenton Of of the provisions Of this ordinance sh
lion ior The benat ef he city, with lbs exception Of ,6at men
ored section 5 onehaf Of which be given to them
SIC ss That the commissgry Of the vegetable market
The frnit market Second Drc without additional compen
ST. So That shall he the duty Fhe Comlasaies Of s
markets. the markets shall have been washed
have cl sed and kept closed until wanted ht
the purpose except Of hes and o
violation Of this ordinance the Comm ssaty shall be dis
missed from Office
40 That tho Comnissares of the several markets Of The
city shall be under the special instructions OF the Chief OF Po
lice relative their duties in enforcing this ordinance
concerning the said markets,
SEC Al That i'll butchers furnishing r1eat within the city
New Orleans steamboats, ships schooners bages
any city institution hotel boarding house. eating house
restaurants meat shall not have been cut in the market
in which they occupy stall stalls, shall be
sbe towards and pay TO the farmer farmers such
ket markets. The fees those for which they are ab
under sec Sd, paragraph 6 of This ordinance.
SEC A. The Mayor shall appoint oommissary for each
| the markets. -..
SEC AS That all ordinances resolutions parts Of ordi
resolutions contrary in wise conflicting will
this ordinance and the hereby
psaed. - -
[Signedl LEA F. BAREWEII,,
| President Board of Assistant Aldermen
ESfsned1 j. o. NIXON,
President Board Of Aldermen.
hsSi st iSignedl JOHN r. MONROE, Mayor.r1
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CoaPTRoiLER's OFFICE,
CITY of New Orleans, NOV. %, 1850.

GOMFTkOlIEk7s UFFIEE, Z
City of New Orleans NOV. % 1850.
--. mo- 5396.1
Resou That Comptroller and he hereby authorized
adjndicate Separate contracts after five days notice in
the official journal, 10 wit:
l. For cleaning and enlarging the Claiborne Canal from
Ne ponene the upper limit Of the city that shall
ba 81 wide top 20 feet wide at bottom and feet deep
Q For cleaning and enlsrgng the Melpomene Canal from
Dades the draining machine and The Claiborne CanRl
Mepomene Canal the cuvert the New Canal each
be 5 feet vide at Is feet Wide at bottom and feet deep
The whole Of said work be done areeahy 10 specifications
of Surveyor and the ajldtcaton subject to tie approval
rejection Of the Common Council,
fSignedl LEA F. BAKEWEIII,
President Board Of Assistant Aldermen.
[Signedl J, o. NIXON,
President Board Of Aldermen.
approved, November Is, 1850. -
[Signed1 JOHN i. MONROE, Mayor,
Notice Is hereby given that THURSDAY, 9Th Deceu
ber 1850 will Adiudicate Office at L O'Clock NJ the
me- It Y. DUPLEssIs COMPTROLLER.
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mo. 5407l
Resolref That the Gamptroer the Treasurer
the payment Of the following bills
v. Demourele, lime cOal-tar, wood brushes turpen-
tine ETC., furnished Parish Prison from August 10 0c
t1ber, ineU Ssp W
No house rs 90
John Co.. four doz towels for City Hail. O1
u civ T. airss 81 Is
Louisiana Courier advertising lice OF election held
5th August S6Q for Assistant Alderman ....... Sc 0C
asssant Siderneh, das ssptemSa' sSB rae
October 10 l2tL NoTembsr $50 as per 3ls 81
GSgned LEA F. BAKEWELL,
President Board of Assistant Aldermen.
LSgnedl J. @. NIXON,
President Board of Aldermen.
(signedi JOHN 7. MONROE Mayor,
n30 W. $. PETrseILL Secretary.
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nHRlyORY PHopOGRApH-
JACOBS ART GALLERY, NO. ss CAMP STREET.

Especial attention called This greatest Of all improvements
Photographic Ar We prepared b make these
p ure which, badnss and ecaey Of cooring
not be eGnaed also combines the beauty and soness of
Ivory Miniature. Call and iudEe fog yanT, elves.
Strict attention heretofore paid 10 ihe different branches
Of business naguerratypes kind Of pictures from
deceased persons copied small enlarged into HE o and
pnnted pastel colors in unspassaha STYLE
Mr. e. JACOBS continues supefinend the prompt
cution Of all work entrusted 10 our care, nj 6n
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CoMPTROLLER---OFFlClAL.

COMprROLlAER-
CoaPrRoLLER's OFFICE, 4
City OF New Orleans Nov 26. 1860
mo. $685.
RESOLVED That Comptroller be and he hereby authorized
requested readjudicae the lowest bidder after 1--WE
notice. contract cleaning the canal Canal street, from
Claiborne street TO Hagan Avenue,
[Signtdl LEA F. FAREWELL,
President Board of Assistant Aldermen
lSignedl j. o. NIXON,
President Board OF Aldermen,
Approved November %, 1860
Tsignsdl JOHN T. MONROE Mayor
Notice is hereby given that on sATURD Of December
1860 win adudcate my Office IL O'Clock NJ the above
contract.
ms Il V. puPLEssIs, Comptroller.
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T0HN ID. EEIN s. SONS

TOEaN ID. EEIR s. SONS
Agents for the manufacture Of
SHEET AND BOLT COPPER, BRASS AND COPPER
TUBING, TENNESSEE IRON, CAST IRON PIPES,
PLANTATION BELLS AND BRANCH,
CRooKEs Il CO.'S SAWS,
Nos. so and OIL Camp street,
New Orleans
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CONsTAR BIZ E,,s sALEs.

srcosD jusr,cg og THs PEACE jTHoMAs sHonTER We.
for the Parish ef Orleans. THOMAS MURRAY.
No. ids5.
DIV VIRTUE nfa writ of ficri EsctiLs to me
ID Iii ecled ~ Hon ID r. MtclGl Second Justice Of the
Peace for the parish Orleans in the above entitled case will
proceed sell public auction. warehouse Ram
part Circus between Pedido and Foydras
on MONDAY the "a day p December 1860 at IL o'clock NJ
A Lot OF HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE.
TERMS-C4sh on the spot.
Seized in the above suit. -
MA % dS w II. WATERS, Constable.
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= oT Cleaning out and eniaeas Inc Gfsbore Canal from
en ass h g 6e s5 s o fna @ S
the n napn q H. Rassh 4 sf hs N @ ss Canal from
First Contract oaiborne Canal; from Melpomene Canal to
@ @ thin limit g a hG & es . ds ff sc dS
feet wide the boo and feet deep below the level Of
Second Canal from Dryades street to
ss Pss m an s NJ a eat e 6
dug and ENLARGED 50 th4 they shall BE- two9tyye teet
deep below he level ofthe owest ground section
The sides 81 and bottoms pt sud fsnas G shall be @ neatly at aq
given b the oity Surveyor and a Gr Stamps ro9ts
and .hsl De ths property Of the ety. ~.
with The dirt @ T9 s hid CSGFs o Canal INA Sa s sDs T
10 the appe limit Of the city, shall be strengthened a9d raised
top height Of three feet above the sye's
The dir for he construction of said eTee to be free of
Ali bridges across said canals all ratings
contractors a be BY said repaired aud
in their condition previous to the making of any settle
The contractors shall bind themselves to have AZ dams cen
ruced by them opened every night 80 as to prevent the water
rhs waoe work shall be executed under The supervision OF
the City Surveyor and to he entire satisfaction of sad officer
All the materials snd labor required shall be of the best quail
The shall bind themselves 70 begin The work in the
days 5 the t a9s h9 @ Sy e 1ae TS
penalty each of ten doaFs day for each and every day
Payment in cash on the Of each and every twenty
of canal and acceptance Of he same by he City Surveyor
o each settlement uul the compilation Of the whole work in
well understood that in Of failure BY the contractor
5n Or III finish e NO TSs or 9py par E m ns pc
in which the work Is being executed the Council shall have h
@ @ { e hga ca % arsc 5 z @o o GoS aS
applying to court OF Justice TO agnp the same and without in
tractor shall at any time abandon the work Or not finish AM
shall forfeit ali claims he may have any part Of the wer
done by him to t date of the abandonment and TIA
thats.o well understood TINT IN case the cQntrac
resod the contractor and his securities shall be held ans
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se24ly

asUxs GGN0RREafGA, gLEET, WEAKNESS, PAINs
Il 10 She Back, and all Urinary Affections
THE GREAT ENGLISH REMEDY, SPEGlFlC s0LU.
TIoN-rhs wordrenowned preparation cures n aiestions
ST the gsnerative ergans whether recent chronic Fhgs
Of England Of France and Of America acknowledge rs
sicaoy Thousands sufferers haze been relieved By IT.
Pufely vegetable In composition, Is harmless as Il en-
eacous The system becomes nvso-ated and the debtsted
b9fy and depressed mind restored to energy.
- B. ABRAMS,
Sole aRent for the United States,
rnYl7 In Apothsearr. 26 GeIhp stret. New Orleans
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LEGAL NOTICES.

LEU "A L NVIECFS.
sGcosp DISTRICT CoURT SUCCESSION OF SARAH II.
0f New 0-leais, I PRAYING. l7,l32.
WHEREAS, William II. LiIiard has petit
w TONED for Letters Of Administration the
estate Of the Gte Sarah IL Pray, deceased ntestae-
Notice ~ hereby all whom to show
within days why the prayer of the said petitioner
should not be granted
BY order OF tho Court
q. M0REL, Deputy CLERK.
DErxrEuE Cove ne DrsrgIcr3 SUCCESSION de SARAH H.
de IA Nouye!le ORLEANS PKkY..No, u l32
A TTENDU uuc William IL. LiiIard a pre-
IA p&tiliO III Uonr Fclet dpLtenr les lttIes
Administration la succession de fcuc sarah H. Pray, de-
cGdte ntestate--
par present donna tens ceaH que celia peut
cerner davoir dgre dix ouFs Fs nisous pour les
quelQs IL ne tera pas lai. dfoit Ia Jte petition,
Par ordre de Ia Ceur.
MS dS q. MOREIi DspuiG Gfeficr