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SPECIFICATIONS ]I a. lad.5:i FOE THE CONTRACT
from Ecnyc Street t 10 Ca U 1 VIII S'
ThG whole Of the roadway, which thirtyeght in width
ronnnSs to be given by tbs City Surveyor the contractor iii
i Were loo ill., and o f$ aI hns THy n
10 deph Of twelve inches below the surface OF the roadway
bitches three fec: wide the top eighteen inches wide a
on eeh s of nS dSep SnH be dug BY the
sag 1cheS a" be cn in straight lines and well smoothed oil
9cd @ wo" "5 y' md o5und md t1 o G sS lake R
jcncss sha rt he paecG and oc d Win S'S
oe' hF'e times and aSecond myer of shells six
and hail be G G W tn the m' sd 59 q o e 1 St
on n DC M a a. 'me manner a. the wtnq ces
'Y tbe matS Ih sN o If cG , be GIecfd
n'1e ne by the c@nTaG05 as well as the labor
days following the approval of the adjudication by The Com
mon Council and complete the sht months after uue,
%y % Ten dollars per day for each and every day there
The contractor shah bind himself keep perfect good
ger ana condition the hued portion of the road for and during
one year t ITS completion and by the Guy Sur
ton The Treasurer shall retain ten per cent Of the amount ia
be p"d by The city nrliI the end of said year. which per
cent si be paid 10 the contractor should the be found
neet good order and condition. otherwise it shall be forfeited
GOOD and solvent security nthe $500 shall be
10 Guarantee tiie faithful performance OF the contract
ceptnc" Of The " the CITY Surveyor as foi0s to wit
ssd nropeEyhodes 10 be made tie y Surveyor III con.
ioMy with section li9 of the Ci Cher, said bills
TtE,s of The city TO Ss and tIe The properly csc Ct
@ @ soI Ia e OF responsible for amy Of said bills, should
ne f6 Bs eo pG[ be paid Sian nav into tho Civ Treasury
t. receiving bis eercae cost Of pabciion ' Of The P pct
@ yo the sht SS OF mS Of o poSn a
eFS the raGlbmrseme' Of said cost of publication.
ty Surveyor who shall be the sole Judge of the quality of
is well understood that uro by the contractors
or tlSii the work or any part thereof within the period
%hfGG the wG being executed the Council shall have the
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COMPTROLLFR'9 OFFICE
City Of Now Orlesns July T. 1883.
mo. 2l29.J
II ESICl.V BID, THAI the Comptroller be and
TO rs Is hereby authorized and nv
nn"tnE advertisement in tho official crra that in accordg1ct
ne 1nih 5ect Of ordinance No l4+2 approved March
- 63 nc C9uncI vii not pay any bill agArt the y ursqp
socoTdanac witt the crdipgr cc referred to- 'D
lSlgnecl Z L. TRACY,
tc. President |oard of Assistant Aldermen,
IblEnod L. Fl. PLACE,
~ President Board Of Aldermen,
lSEn6dl lt}jIN l.. LEWIS, Maror
Ehe Intention the ocora NJ the city the public "a.
pIctlally called to the foregoing. resolution.
,,r n V. nUPLFSSI9
Hio u Comptroller City of New Orleans,
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
CoMrTRoLLER'S OFFICE !
City of New Orleans April 9, 1901. )
mo. $685.

COMFTRolIERS OFFICE,
City of New Orleans, April 9, 1901.
No. 5553.]
Whereas the for the repairs Of the shell yans
city expire the I'D March, 1861 md provision should
made the continuation of said repairs by the
tracts by he CRY.
Re i vso'rni That tho Comotrcer be and lie Is hereby
authorized RdJrdicRc after five days notice in the official
journal THREE contracts, the lowest oder, each sep
sutey, fnc repairing and keeping in repair the shell roads of
the city for years Of said ccptncs for the repairs of
sand roads from Canal street to the limits nj the city
for The shell road along Canal Carcndeet and Bayou St
job from Claiborne 10 the toll and the thu foc
all TIE remaining shell from Csnat to the lower
limit of the city-thc work be c in accordance With
specifications OF the City Surveyor ord adudiCaon to be
subject the app oval OF rejection Of the oulmon Council.
lSigredl LEA T. BAkEWELL.
President Board Of Assistant Aldermen
[Sgnedl J. o. NIXON,
President Board of AdcruaU7
AppFoved April {, 1861.
lsignedi JOHN I. MONROE, Mayer.
Mice hereby given, that TUESDAY, 18th instant,
will aujudicae my Office, T. O'CLOCK NJ the above
trsc
az tic V. DUPLFSSIs, Comptroller.
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mo. 5573.1

Reoed That permission be the hereby granted
10 the City Railroad Company lay alroad tracks with the
fsh q way hereen on q certain streets Of the city
that the contract of said with The city for the right
way and laying railroad tracks certain streets of the city
pc 90 changed AVID amended by the Mayor per noaria
said company. as TO incuae the following, viz:
ls The right Of and aging railroad track on Poeyfare
street First District from Camp Magazine street. in lieu Of
Galliops street as pre- sioasly granrd-one square.
ID The right Of way and laying railroad track Delery
street from nauph nc Rampant street-two squares
3D. The right # and LAYING railroad Poland
street. from Danphine to Ramnar Ereetswo
ded that the tracks to from Canal and Barracks
or lower limit of the city be completed agreeaby
before said track shall be allowed constructed On said
Poland street from Dauphine to Rampant str ct.
tSignsdl MABI0NI,
President pro TEN. Board of Assistant Aldermen
tSignedl SP. DELABARRE,
President pro tenn Board OF Aldermen
Approved April IL, 1861.
ala st Esienedi JOHN T. MONROE Mnvor
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C0APTROLLER' OFFICE,
City Of New Orleans, April =, 1861. 1


Reoo That the rompocrh be and he is hereby authorized
to adiuicac after notice in he Official Journal the
following the bid Ter or serHrstelv
with specifications the Sur
all ct said njrCaons to be subject the
rejection Of the Common Council, VIZ:
ls for constructing brick sidewalks hor1cred by
tes the siGcor Cal vez
street. from Benvie street to CarOndcc Walk.
ID constructing brick sidewalks, hordercd by
cut bsoues d wooden CUTTERS on both sides Of CuSolhOue
street, fcuI1 johnson to ROCheblhve Streets.
Sd. Ac0nHCt for constructing bck stewalS tordcrcd
wooden both sides street
FROM Canal street to Cnron'c'et Walk.
4h. f,v constructing brick lew KS hOrdered by
both
from Canal street To Carondcet Walk.
9Th contract 'ruCting brick side walks bordcred by
curbones and wooden CUTTERS on both SIDES of Roman
FROM Canal street Cnroulee Walk.
9th. for constructing brick Sidewalks bordeyed by
crrbones and wooden CUTTERS, both sides OF ST. Louis Street
from Roman GHlYe2 street.
9TH for constructing brick sidewalks bor1cred by
curbSOneS mud wooden CUTTERS bGtn sides of
Roman c fouti street.
Sh contract making shclread the south east side
of ally street from BcnSle street to Carondec Walk.
9th. making square block pnvemcut OH Bur
CANDY from Canal street 10 i}icNyille street.
ESgncdl LEA +. FAREWELL,
President Beard OF Assistant Aldermen
jSigncd7 D. o, NIXON,
President Board of Aldermen
signedi JOHN 7. MONROE, Mayor
true copy:
Notice hereby given that TUESDAY. l6sh April 1885,
will aljudCuie my office, at liz O'Clock A. NJ to The
owe bidders the above contracts.
R3 l2 Y. nUPLESSIS Conrptrallcr
SPECIFICATIONS FOR THE CoNrVEs A CTS
~ for the construction of brick sidewalks, bOrlued
ever he have already been made by property
holders
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COMPTRoLlER's OFFICE, ,
City of New Orleans, AplilS 1851 :
MAYoRALTY NFw ORLEANS.
City Hall Feb ?. 1851.
Common Council of The City of Now Orleans
mo. 6464l
Rcored That the Comptroller be and he is hereby author
1ed 10 'el after tive days public ice in tho nfc1l Jour
nat t" me To- es bidder contract for filling vi river
or street Scapngs pfyade6 street, from Felicity ST
Andrew street.
lSignedl J. O. NIXON
President Board of Aldermen.
tSignedl j. MORGAN HALL.
president pro tenn Board of Assistant Aldermen.
Approved January 81 1851.
Isgnedl JOHN I. MONROE, Mayor
true copy:
MARION A. BAKER, Secretary
Notice is hereby given THAT MONDAY the 18th Anil
66i At II o'clock at Office, will proceed TO adiudicac
to The lowest bidder, the above contract
as 1t V. nUPLESSIS, Comptroller
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES


An he maorial shal be of the hes quality aud SHAH
niSlrd by the contractor, well MS Nh" n"or,
Eolihc'nf snail be bound to begun !he WORK IN the ten
days following the approval Of the adjudication by the Common
Council and to complete the SIXTY days after under
the same is not completed.
Good and solvent security in sum of $500 slWll be
required to guarantee tho inthLu performance of tho
PAYMENTS to he made follows. to-u't:
Tho proportion TO DO pnid by the city in cash, nnl tho
n property holders 10 be mnIc by he Gty S ErYor
in conformity with section ll9 of the City Charter
sNid bills to be collected by the contractor who slm he
subroEatod to MI the rights of the city and seize tho
IPGTy IN cHSe o. non Of my Or Al Of said bills
shle for any of said bills should the moi be paid
The contractor shall ny into tho City Treasury prior
petition of the property holders it being understood TINT
said contractor shall hive the right dGmnndn Of iI petl
TONERS the reimbursement Of said publication ~
It we'll understood TINT in of failure by the contractor
fixed or IN ease tho Council be diSSnsjr nfh b, rna IN
right to nnnul the without putting the contractor in
default s required y article 1905 Of tie III Code and wi,hn
applying court of Justice NUnul the and without
denluity; and it also well understood that in the
tractor shall any time abandon The work finish
tors shall forfeit all cAmS he have for Of the work
dong by them the date Of the abandonment that the
and is nso well understood that in the resod
the contractor aud his securities smI he held and bound in
prices which the originally contracted 10 perform
the work and the price at which may bu njudicned
Bids to be running foot of the licking sidewalks on
NJ eiHAd nHnr and per running foot of sidewalk compie'e
on st John The Baptist street. Including the turning OF the
New Orleans Mnrch23 1861.
LSigncdI LOUIS II. PILE
CITY Surveyor.
Approved by the Committees Streets and Landings Of both
'' S;s@eII ''''''" E ;' $. HARRISON 2c,.n
D.. iS I1,4 , IS S A, NINGSLANp, 'n"FHen'
ALFRED A. DUCROs,
AZ II clerk Of Comptroller.
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INVESTIGATIONS FOR TIE CONTRACT
roads Of e G and keeping IN thorough ep" a" the plank
The shall orders of The Street Com
may be in had and decayed condition and repair thu
and raise their original level and grade all sleepers which
1 @ 6 s sae G m M T1dr and on 5o
be level with the and shall then place the top cover
pine free Of sap splits bad knots Ieects cacnaG
feet dn h SS1,9 or WIFE, n Pd % c &
hall be hid on The eeperS 50 Is to touch ench other and make
with six inch pressed nke each every plank nC
Ali materials shall be Of the best quality and s!a be fur
nishcd by the contractor as well as the labor.
missioner md to the entire satisfaction Of nd officer and
contractor shall be allowed ten days from the date Of ech
therein mentioned and should s%d contractor fail to comply
dollars per day every neglect and rer penalty
of having the work done by the Street Conmissonc Whit
rails the Of he nes and Of he Sor and 3 e 10
be deducted ont OF any of the monthly payments be
Security 5000 shall required to guarantee
Payments be made monthly the certificates the Street
commiSsoner the City Treasurer retaining in
ne OF each ceF'ihcAte until the completion of
The shall adiudicaed for term Of rec years.
on the day OF the approval OF the adjudication Jy the
1t understood case of failure by the contractor
S xe Or or ns e S fP{ PIT T the
ner in Witch the wo is Being executed the said coe nh"
have the right to annnl the contract without putting the
G9e and and wG " apPyn So%r Justice to anRn the
that the contractor shall at any time abandon the work.
or not fh and eompete the TGne in conformity with his
for any part Of the work done by him up the date of the
from \" and e 'hsI aS ""
stood hat in rae the contract be resod the contractor and his
al "s Tenees between p 1 With the 9
m by sG t." the work GHd the price at which
Bill to be per running foot of plank road repaired before
New lS leans, March 8, 1861;
SnrIiD 6i,rz
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SPEc1F1CATsoNs FOR THE UoNTRac

| SPECIFICATIONS FOR THE CONTRACT
Bread street Canal to the ra ing maehne
ing and widening Broad str ct eahal from Orleans stree to Lon
The ne. canal center of London nverue r5 Broat
street canal The draining NADINE near the GENTLY
road shall be dug hare fortyc feet in width The
re- ncc Of he oWes ground section
The Broad canal from reans street to oTion avenue
shall be clared dug and enlarged to hare irtyu
feet wide at Inc top feet vide at the bottom ac
feet depth below tue surface of the Lowest ground in h
The sides an, bottoms Of said Canals shall neatly cut
smohed e. and deed according to the lines and levels to 1t
given by the ct' & aHq All q So s.Gps eG
and and sbsl' Be The ptopety Of The sy; saws , -
Ees ~ the Broad , street @ as we'll s all
aged by the contractor shall by said reped and
Tbs connctor shall bind himself to
by him opened every night prevent the wae- from
btslsing into the cutters q he city T., =,
The City Surveyor and the entire Of said oice
the mat Ge and TIER a be OF the best q"
The shall bind himself TO BEGIN the work in The
Council and complete he for months after Under
after the same is not completed.
Payments to the completion of
oily Surveyor the Treasurer retaining in tel
the who'e work included in the contract.
Security of go sha be required to guarantee
hf at Psoo hat the failure by the
sxsd or in case the Council be dsstsGed with the manner
which the being executed the Council shall have the
@ hs b ns @ he nd With
court annul the
indemnity snd it is also well understood at ia the
tractor shall time abandon the work finish
pete the in conformity with his contract the said
tractor shall forfeit all claims be have for of the
work done by him the date of the abandonment and that
the city shall be thereby discharged from and all liability
therefor and is also we'll understood that in the
be resod the and his securities shall be held and
bound in sdo pay unto the city ali loss difference be
the price which the originally contracted
perform the work and the price which may be adudcaed
resale or readiudication
Bids per running Of 2tS feet for the Canal in The
of London Avenue complete aud running of 5
feet for the Canal rroad stree, complete.
New Orleans, April II. 1861.
[Signed,l LOUIS H. PILE, City Surveyor.
Approved by the Committees Streets and Landings of both
Boards of the Common Council.
S. A. KINSLAkD, ot'N't''H'
Registered April r. 1861.
al5 1t ALFRED A. DUCROS. for Comptroller.
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.

CoMrTRoLIERS OFFICE CITY HAIL.
New Orleans, April I5 1861.
Notice hereby given tina Up MONDAY, the I'D April
1851 l20cl OK NJ sealed proposals will be rtceiv
office for the fol owing contracts agceaby specifications
file in my cflice
l. cournc for supplying the city with blanks blank books
and stationery.
contract for furnishing the city with nil materials ard
printing all the hal ks that may be acquisitions
jntv Issued.
Thr whole according copies and SAMPLES may be far
nshed from time time said be Tor tront
ndjuloa and all work he in Takmanlike manner
and the best material to be furnished.
ais It V. DUPLESS1s, Comptroller
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CexPrRolLER's OFFICE, CRY HAZE,
New Orleans, April l5 1861. 5
mo. 55T4.3
Resored That the Comptroller be and he is hereby Hnthor
I've 10 asdicate de after five days notice in
the c Journal ntrsct forggng canal IN iAe center
Broad street canal TO the draining
and rhe cleaning widening Bread street canal,
from london the work to be done in
accordance with specifications Of the Cry Surveyor and the
add cation be subject to tle approval econ OF the
Common Couscf - .
[Signcdl j. MAGl0Ni,
President pro tom Board of Assistant Aldermen.
fSieued S. P. Del aBARRE
President pro TEN. Board Of Aldermen.
Approved April II. 1861
tSignedl JOHN 7. MONRoE, Mayor
Notes is hereby given that MONDAY, tie 22d day 81
April 1851, at IL O'Clock NJ will adudcate at my o-e
to the lowest bidders, 'he above contract
all V. nUPIIESS1S. Comptroller.
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CONTROLLER hrFf,E. }
City Of New Orleans, April :, lsGl. 5

COMTrEoII ER's hrFitE.
City Of New Orleans April :, lsG
No ji20l
Rfon That the Comptroller he ni he hereby authorized
10 tca'o TO The lowest htlc AFT rr days notice in the
otha joIrnH' contract for suhS' ting hr road for
plank rad on EEhth from TIE our rou' to ST. charles
srrt-Sid work to be done in ccodaurt til specifications
OF the SHreEor and the adjudication subject to the an
proyAt or rejection of the Common Council " -
ISignedl ]. o NIXON
President Bntrr Of Aldermen,
tSigued] LEA F. FAREWELL
President Board OF Assistant Aldermen
Approved March q, ISL
lSignrdl JOHN T. MONROE Mayor
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MAyoRAI.TY OF NEW ORLEANS. ,
CITY Hall. April II, 1861,
Common rn11priI nr the Civ Of New orleans,

MAyORALTY OF NEW ORLEANS.
City Hall. April II, 1851,
Common Council Of the City Of New orleans. }
No 556S,l
ReSclre Comptroller the Treasurer o
the nay Inent o The following bills, viz
Fletcher ratio furnished to inmates Insane Asylum
for March. 1861 ST26 90. ..
2. F. New, lumber furnished Work house, Si40
3. B. q. Rice, washing for city offices. $50,
4. DR.. Anfonx. attendance on small pox patients $50
s. w. w Randall. sindry bill amounting to $50 10
g. Monroe, expenses Incurred for the arrest Of Thomas
Barlow charged with murder PEI yarchers S2S6 Is.
I. Price & oupn, repairs to water nfpes, s. 55
ESigned1 J. NJ sGI0SI
President pro tenn Board Of Assistant Aldermen.
tSgned s. P DELABARRE
President Board of Aldermen.
Approved April II, 1851.
az st ISignedl JOHN T. M0NkNE, Mayor
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Notice hereby given that MONDAY, the 22d day Of
April 1861 at u ocock NJ will atudcate my office,
the lowest bidder, the above contract
alb It v. DUPIESSIS Comptroller.
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ess1re9 the dkeepers appointed by the Street
t with the approval of the Boa of Aldermen at
pesent holding position and all who may be hereafter
pointed they each separately required 10 furnish the
city bond and Gu lily OF I've hundred dcIars for the
faithful Performance OF their respective duties.
q f97 fSirned1 ieH 5@EE J. MAGIONT,
President pro tenn Boari Of Assistant Aldermen.
#& [Sgnedl s. r. DELABARRtr
Approved April H. 1861. ~
All st [Signedi JOHN L. MONkOE Mayor.
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No. 5572.i.

eord That the City Snrveyor be and is hereby authorized
TO make the necessary ARRANGEMENT with contractor fol-
paving with square blocks Esplanade street.
crossing steps tor the stone crossing steps required
the contract
[Signed] j. MAGIONI,
President pro tenn, Board of Assistant Aldermen.
fSgnedl s. p. DEIABARRE
President pro tenn. Board OF Aldermen.
Approved April IL, 1851
al2 Of lSignedl JOHN T. MONROE Mayor.
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| GoMPTROLLERS OFFICE, !
City of New Orleans, April Is, 1861.
No. $685.
esoef the Comptroller be and he is hereby author
adudicate after days in the official journal
lay ballast road GRvez street. from Common
New Canal in lieu of the plank road,
unfit for Said work be done in
with specifications be furnished by the City Surveyor
[Signedl LEA. F. FAREWELL,
President Board Assistant Aldermen.
ISgned1 j. O. NIXON
.m0. President Board of Aldermen.
Approved April S. 1851
[Signedl JOHN 7. MONROE, Mayor.
The Potter journal. [volume] (Coudersport, Pa.) 1857-1872, 1861-11-20
COURT PROCLAMATION.

WHEREAS the Hon. Robert G. White
w President Judge, and the Hons. G. >.
Jones and g. G. Colyin, Associate Judges OF
the Courts of Oyer l. Terminer and General
Jail Delivery, Quarter Sessions of the Peace,
Orphans Court and Court of Common Pleas
for the County of Potter, have issued their
precept, bearing date the seventh day Of
January, in the year of our Lord one thou
sand eight hundred and sixty-one, and to me
dirscted, for holding a Court of Oyer and Term
iner and General Jail Delivery, Quarter Ses-
sons of the Peace, Orphans Court and Court
of Common Pleas, in the Borough Of Couder-
sport, on MONDAY, the 23rd Gay of Dec
next, and to continue one week.
Notice is therefore hereby given to the Cor
oners, Justices Of the Peace ard Constables
within the county, that they be then and there
in their proper persons, at 10 o'clock A. NJ. of
said day, with their rolls, records, inquisi-
lions, examinations, and other remembrances,
to do those things which to their offices ap-
pertain to be done. And those who are bound
by theft tecognizances to prosecute against
the prisoners that are or shall be in the Jail of
said county of Potter, are to be then and there
to prosecute against them as will be just.
Dated at CoUDERsPoRT. Nov. Y, 1861, and
the 84th year of the independence of the United
States Of America.
WM F. BURT, Sheriff
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Smith O'Brien, in letter to Thomas
Francis Meagher, tenders his services
as a mediator between the North and
South. 1t is quite evident that Mr.. o.
Brien docs not understand the relative
position of the parties. The rebellion is
without cause, and nothing short of a
demonstration of the power of the govern
ment to suppress it can bring the rebel
lious States back to their allegiance
There Is no ground for MEDIATION which
would not inv5ire a compromise of some
sort.
The Boston correspondent of the ". T.
Tribune remarks that the "whole town
of Newport actually bristles, at this mo-
men; with knitting needles" The good
DANES and fair daughters of Massachu-
setts have freely given their sons and
brothers to the good cause, and are now
devoting a portion of their means and la
Dor to the work of clothing them. Wor-
thy inheritors of the glory of Bunker
Hill.
The British government is building 81
new war vessels
Richmond papers say that SIG vessels
have run the blockade since the 18th Of
May last.
Gen. Havelock, who gained some dis
tinction in the war in India, has tender
ed bis services to our government.
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