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Smyrna times., 1861-04-18

TELEGRAPHIc advices from all parts of the
country indicate that the surrender of Fort
Sumter has caused a universal excitement
throughout the whole of the free States; the
Ieeling has become greatly intensified, and a
general feeling of anger has been excited =
Many volunteer regiments have offered their
serv ces to the government, and as the Presi.
dent has issued proclamation calling for 75,-
OOO men, their services will to considerable
extent be accepted.
Smyrna times., 1861-04-18
The Position of Delaware.

What will Delaware do what part ill she
take IN support of the Government will she
sseede! and other questlons of a similar im-
port are frequently propounded, but not so easi.
" answered. Our State, doubtless, stands on
more neutral grounds, not only in regard to
position but also in sentiment, than any Stale
10 the UOion. While there are many with
strong feelings on both sides, there has, as yet.
ossn no attempt at organization, and, as far as
We can learn, will not be until there are fur
'asr movements towards secession or coercion.
D''h sections are looked upon as brethren. aud
'O' people are not yet ready for fraticidal
e'nHct 10 regard TO the enrolment of mill
"s' we doubt very much whether Gov. Burton
would very speedily, il a. all, comply with the
0smand OF the President, and since there is no
militia law'iu cur State-the law having been
''pealed' we think, in I829-if any troops
'sA's our State they will 20 on their own res.
possibility, as volunteers.
Smyrna times., 1861-04-18
We cut the following from the Harrisburg
DaiLv TELEGRAPH March 18th:

We cut the following from the Harrisburg
Daily Telegraph March 18th:
1t is a source of regret to many persons
beside those Immediately interested, that Rev.
DR.. Bishop, pastor OF the Locust Street Metho.
dist Church. is about to be removed to another
field of m Ministerial labor. This is made necess-
ary by the rigid rules of the itnerancy, which
are never departed from. The separation of
a faithful pastor from an attached and confding
people is usually a sore trial to the feelings of
both. DR.. Bishop has labored with fidelity and
much success during the two years of his min
istery in this city, and wherever his future lot
may be cast, he will take with him the best
wishes of his congregation and our eitzeus
generally. He closed his labors yesterday, a nd
his sermon in the morning on Civil Govern.
ment " was one of great ability. DR.. Bishop
is generally regarded as one of the ablest men
in the Philadelphia Conference. There is moth.
ing of the fancy or -" sensation" style about
his preaching, bat all his sermons show him to
be close reader, sound thinker and logical
reasoner. The object OF his preaching is to
enlighten the mind and improve the heart,
rather than to tickle the fancy. Our Methodist
friends will be fortunate if they get as good
a man as DR.. Bishop next year.
Smyrna times., 1861-04-18

,,,.1 ERLrSe notwithstanding to the dis
=, from various points 10 the Southern
-. the general feeling is that the Presi.
:; % Proclamation is equivalent 10 a decIara.
war; They are accordingly making
IT, preparation for vigorsus contest
.,s' was universal rejoicing over the fall
.'a,f. san'ef. The secession feeling is said to be
- Oa ths increase 10 Virginia, and the
-. murder States Kentucky has refused 10
A.. troops. Senator Toms has received a
E.r. 'sa rom Senator Breckinrias stating ths,
a. sAy sy ympashses with South Carolins,
=. 'o0o n'sa of the Bordes States are under
A' 'Sf 'he confedsracy.
Smyrna times., 1861-04-18

TIE "TIMES'' as published EUery Thursday. By
Rosr. D. IIOFFEcKsR, Editor and, Proprietor, al
g@yrna, Del.
EGxS xS-SUssGRIPrIoN.-One year. 81 so in adrance,
.. s2.OO If not paid ill end Of the gear. No paper
GiscOaLRaei until all arrears are paid-Only,at Tie
ss.iOa Of tLs Publisher
AovE&rIsNs For eUerysquare Of l2 lines or less first
Insertion. SO cts; eact subsequent insertion 25 Cts
Liberal arrangements madel.Vith yearly and half
Yearly advertisers
Smyrna times., 1861-04-18
The Attack on Sumter Its Effect
Throughout the Union.

Dlspa tches from all parts of the country show
great readiness on the part ofthe people to vol
unteer instantly in support of the Government.
The Governor of Rhode Island has offered his
own services at the head of force of several
thousand nen. Twenty-Five thousand men, it
is understood, are ready to go from New York
10 Washington al once, and the Seventh Regi-
ment are by this time probably at Washington.
Gov. Curtin, of Pennsylvania has telegra phed
to the Railroad Company for the accommoda.
tlons requisite TO transport FIVE thousand men
Immediately, and at least one hundred thousand
men can be furnished by Pennsylvania, should
the exigency demand it. Massachusetts, has
promised to furnish six thousand men at twelve
hours notice. The Hon. John Sherman has
left Washington, to proceed TO Ohio, to make
arrangements for the transportation of ten
thousand troops. In Connecticut the volun-
teers are organizing at New Haven, Norwich,
and elsewhere, to proceed at once to Washing.
ton, if needed. Besides the troops rendered hy
Gov. Curtin, above mentioned, Gen. Small, of
Philadelphia, has rendered two thousand vol.
unteers, ready for service, at twelve hours
notice.
In the Borough of Easton, Pa, meeting
was held on Saturday evening, and resolutions
were passed to raise, equip and sustain volun.
teer companies. Three thousand dollars were
instantly subscribed for this purpose, and one
hundred men volunteered on the spot.
A similar meeting was held at Lancaster
and large amount of money subscribed.
In Baltimore the Union feeling is rampant
A Secessionist, wearing a cockade. was chased
through the streets on Saturday. EnlistiDg OF
recruits for the Southern Confederacy has been
suspended, and the American flag is universal
~ displayed throughout the city and harbor.
On receipt of the news from Charleston at
Chicago, and in fact all the Western cities, the
excitement was immense. All party lines
were obliterated, and a determination was ex
pressed to support the Government to the last
extremity. At Detroit an impromptu meeting
't influential citizens, members of the bar and |
others, was held, and resolutions adopted, de-
louncing IN the strongest terms the action of
me rebelIious party at the South, who call |
themselves the Confederate States, and pledg-
ng themselves 10 support the Government.
Smyrna times., 1861-04-18

FRoM WAsHINGTOE.-All the empty houses
IN Washington were rented on Tuesday last.
Quarters and provisions have been ordered for
twenty-five thousand men, who are to be there
within week. Responses by telegraph have
offered over eighty thousand men, and the cry
goes from one to another, "We have q gov
ernment."
Smyrna times., 1861-04-18

CHANGED Hours The cars on the Delaware
kalIroad have changed the time OF arrival and
departure which commenced on Monday last.
Trains going North leave Smyrna Station a,
7 o'clock in the morning, and 5.45 in the even.
ing; and trains going South leave at 11.4O, A.
NJ, and 745, p. M. See time table.
Smyrna times., 1861-04-18

PRESIDENT DAVIS has issued call for 30
Ooo more militia, and says they are ready for
the 75OOO Northerners. Gen. Pillow has of.
tered 10000 from Tennessee, which has been
accepted. 10000 men are now in and around
Charleston, and 5000 at Fort Pickens. Aid
Is being sent from the Border States.
Smyrna times., 1861-04-18

HENRY WINTER DAVIS has announced him
seIfas an unconditional Union candidate for re
election to Congress to represent the Fourth
District (Baltirnore) If Maryland.
Smyrna times., 1861-04-18
Philadelphia Terra-Cotta
WORKS.

GFFICE AND WAREROOMS, 1910 cHESTNUTSt
Ornamental Chimney Tops.
Garden Vases and Staiuary,
Encaustic Flooring Tile,
Architectural Orr amenis,
Nentilaling and Smoking Fues
Ridge Tile and Saniory Ware
S'eam-pressed Drain Pipe,
Wafer Pipe, warranted to stand pressure
Cheap anI durable.
The Trade supplied on liberal terms. Illustrated
"aua1Tgues sent by mail on application by letter.
aplllm S. A. HARRISON, lC 0Chestnut st
Smyrna times., 1861-04-18
THE MARKETS

In Smyrna white wheat is selling at 81 40
Ked' 81 33 yellow Corn sc cts.,-white Sc
Rye, 90, and Oats, 30 cts. per busheI. Round
potatoes, 30 cts. per bushe. Butter 25 cts.
per ID. Eggs, 10 cts. per doz.
The prices in the Philadelphia market, are
For White wheat, 81 so; Red, $I36; Rye;
69 cts; Corn, 60; and Oats, 80 cents per bush
Ell.
Smyrna times., 1861-04-18

RAIN--The weather for the past two weeks
has been exceedingly rainy. The farmers con.
s'quehtly are much impeded in their work and
unless there is an improvement they will be
very late in getting in their corn crop. veg.
citation is very backward.
Smyrna times., 1861-04-18

GT Read the advertisements OF Lewis g.
Bro, Hall g. Hazel. Jonathan Emerson, A. d.
Inslse, Rogers g. Gest, Rufus r. Thomas, J.
II. Bewley, aud others.
Smyrna times., 1861-04-18

The requisiton Of The Secretary Of War
upon Gov. Burton for 78O militia, reached
Dover on Tuesday.
Smyrna times., 1861-04-18

SIS@ you want Fence Board 90 to
James E.Black's Lumber Yard,
where you will find very choice lot of ii f.,
II ft.' Is #. and l6 TT. lengths, together with
large assortment of all kinds of Lumber. Mt
very fair prices
Smyrna times., 1861-04-18
SWEET POVATOES

The subscriber has 100 bus. Good Planting
and Eating SWEET POTATOES for sale. of
superior quality. JOHN H. BEWLEY.
apll
Smyrna times., 1861-04-18
TAKE NOTICE.
Slate Enameled ManteIs.

Manufactured byus from Pennsylvania Slate. The
most beautiful. durable and cheap Mantels sold inc
the county. They are not injured by heat coal
smoke ols or acids, are much stronger than marble
and sold from 25 10 So per lower than marble
ARNOLD d WILSON, 1910 Chestnut ST..
apll-lin Philadelphia.
Smyrna times., 1861-04-18

Senator Douglas has rendered TO the Presi-
deet his support.
Smyrna times., 1861-04-18

! Sea Prsf. Woods advertisement in anslher
eolams.
Smyrna times., 1861-04-18
Columbian GuanO.

small lot Of this most celebrated Guano. which
lor many soils, is superior TO The Peruyian-for sale
AT me low price OF $50 per ton. This we believe IN
ply on the island having been exhausted in 1873 r.
was imported in 1857, and held since on accom-, oc
the importers difficulties. and is now first Offered e.
SAFE we warrant 1t unquesionably pure
apis st No. 1873 MarEet"t pb1Ic'Idi,, HEI
Smyrna times., 1861-04-18
E0R SALE

-. One Gray MARE a good Traveller. For
Terms apply TO EDWARD BECK
Smyrna times., 1861-04-18
FOR SALE

Two new and excellent Hand CORNSHET.
LEXIS on accommodating terms. ApDlv IN
Messrs START q CARTY, where they NAV
be seen. I'0y
Smyrna times., 1861-04-18
l. O s II

GOLD MEDALLION, contaninp three n;c,rr.
IA lady and two children. Lost on 7ih or 9tb oflbis
month The frder, by leaving tie same at this Of
flee will be suitably rewarded anIS
Smyrna times., 1861-04-18
NEW GOODS,
suitable for Spring aud Summer,
RECEa. EsARE Il EsEAUYEFUe,

TO which ihoF invite your attention, believirg, from
the advantages that they have in purchasing their
Goods from the Importers ami Manufacturers Agents
principally for CASH, and disposition TO sell al
SMALL PROFITS, that ii will be TO your advantage 10
make your purchases of them for the following rea.
sons:
FIRsT-Fou will find beyond all question of doubt
the largest variety and best Stock Of Goods to select
from.
SECoND-Many articles of Merchandise are kept by
them which cannot be found in any other store in the
vicinity
TmRD-You are sure Z find all that is NEW and DE.
sIRARLE and al. the different Styles Of Goods which
can be compared and the most suitable selected.
FoURTH--YOu can get all you want at one place,
and hence save much tin g and labor.
FIFTH-Every item you wish at the very lowest
figures.
Their Stock consists of the usual variety, which is
useless 20 enumerate detail But they would say ,
call and examine their Stock, hear their prices and
judge for yourselves
They would most respectfully return their thanks
TO their friends and patrons for past iavoTs and hope
by renewed exeItIOns their part 10 cater 10 the
wants ofihe cOmmunt, in their line of business and
by selling Goods at reasonable prices secure con.
tlnuaion OF that patronage liDeraly bestowed on
them during the year just expired, and of large in.
crease during the year 1861
Tne highest market price paid for all kinds of Coun
try Produce apis
Smyrna times., 1861-04-18
Miscellaneous Advertisements.
RARE CHANCE
FO R BA RG AIMS
AT
HALL & HAZEL'S STORE
Epn EHyos& cs.

Having just returned from Philadelphia with a
laIge ana well selected Stock OF SPRING GOODS to
whlcn we cordially invite the attention Of ali onr
friends and the public generally feeling sure we shall
hoi iaIl 10 InE ress them with the fact that We arc
SeHlhg al prices u suit the times Our Caicoes ~
~ cts, worth l23 heavy Brown Muslin. / vd w do
al ~ cts and DeLaines at l23 els. worth 20 tInr
s'ocK oil Men and Boys wear by far cheaper than
eve before offered. Our stock of Groceries and pro
al 81 cts, and MOlasses at 25 cts per gaIIon A.
prime lierfng from 50 to 50 per bb Boots and Shoes
" per cent cheaper then ever offered before
r. we 'ah Country Produce al all times in EXCHANGE
IOI enOdbat lhe very highest market prices MID
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| FOX 'Ef1 Il CONTfSN CT
Io ne eosstrncbon q Shell road on The southeast side
The boe Of in S bfb " gar9naee Eak
rmndu ~ h II, aGfoFaee win tne lines and levels and
70 i<et ny tHs wy surveyor Inc contractor fill
NO pcklns ana naming the
10 dephdf twelve inches below surface OF the
WEI W.. StAuE t.. c...,-.
H. lec Wue ~ inc Top eighteen inches wide at
anu eghteeI iheheS deep shall be dug by the
I eEn sue o. tle 70 away ire sides and bolt0ms of
~ DC gu, IN S'r9ght lines and well smoothed Off.
leet IN Wlqh IN 's center OF the roadway shall be
WIN ce t~ihont dirf) and sound mot rotten lake
IN iie lolo"ihE manner to wit layer Of she'll, six
ceS ~ small hrt be placed and rolled with 5000
m oe ee anu second aver of shells six riches
I'M sn. ilen pc PLACED on The top Of The fist layer,
~ NC eNuelS roled with the same roller often
y pt nsGshafX ad IN such manner as the whole til
81 ali a lelll, weh completed and made solid shall
W. AZ tS Icneri 9he XVI Sh4ll be rejected
e materials snail be OF the best quality, and shall be
ni1 Ti ny the CONTRACTOR rs well as the labor
Guys following the approval Of the adjudication by the Com
mon Connci and to complete the
petty OF ten dollars day for every day there
| Tbe rontra t ~ hJ h Gp hpi e. ,s J..
M TRACTOR a bind himself to keep perfect good
der aud condition the sheed portion road for and n
one year after ITS completion acceptance by the CIV S
Sg ie "% rto. Enar@1 t The faithful
fa sa e n city n ibe end Of aa which Per
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'sslhlAfpisr'
SPEctFIcATToSs FOR THE CONTTACT
shR 1es 1" a rod 4 s Ne qk o
The old plank shall be removed aud hauled awss m The
eo Tha abG,s an, xiS Ea y b bis properly
n aee4r!nee with the lines, levels and ron dngs 10 IL aSys
low and picking hauling away d Where aae oo Bf5e a 'op
NsI tsbmGI o,g al mps roots depth Of twelve
Twenty i ftst r. width in 6e foaway shan be
ana l ,SsE Of se s SIS nehss thickness shan first be placed
shells s inches q e shall byn L PaSe sS on ne s i@p Of Of
roller rs bs a MAJ S% be conysne ty rolled With the
pIee ha be six il sba Re rejected IL We
u4ns s nv mqts s shH be of the best quality and shall DO
Theronrfc0r shall be bound 10 begin ihe work o
a@e he same aF s Se The h G
m m ~ S - nGsrs Rsr dyor each and every day there
The nae9r shall be bound keep good repair aud
s ana 10 5's SSmpeGR Re S ~ b ana " m
Treasurer retain len per cent Of he apb o sae s 9g tie
nen qt me eDd o. saif ylt vi Oh per shall then
o9 order and good condition. o;herwiset shall forfeited for
Good md solvent security in The sum or three m
he required to guarantee The faithful pert OF
Payments to be nado in cash on the completion Of the
hef more qunres and acceptance OF rhe BY HE
The whole shall executed in accordance with
satisfaction e. sad officer, who win be The sole judge 81 lie
4 is well understood that In failure by the contractor
o g pr hnsn ne Tof Or ay pnrt thereof Within the pc
winch the work IS being executed the Council shall t
right to 9nnu the contract without putting the contractor IN ID.
tant as required by article 1896 Of the Code and without
Applying to court Of justice same and without
aenty and i is also veil understood that case the eou
tractor shall at any time abandon the work not sh and
complete the same conormty , his the conracto
ha forfeit all claims he bave any part tho wor
conc by him to tho date of abandonment and that
ne city shall be thereby discharged any Ill liability
theFeo 1t Is well understood case the
oe resQd TIE contractor and his securities be held and
oud IN sodo e pay unto the city all loss Inference between
e prsf M which the originally contracted To er
form the work and the price at which may be adudeated At
New Orleals, March 2G, 1861. - t'F's'
lSgnedI LOUIS Il. PILE, CITY Surveyor
Boards of the Common Cornell, y oo'tt
Signed BENZ. 8. HARRISON, ~,
Registered April 2, 1861.
o,,o ALFRED A. DUCRos
- ~ For ConlptrnIler.
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t0MPrROLLER'S OFFICE
City OF New Orleans, April 2, 1851.

t0MPTROLLEHiS OFFICE
City of New Orleans April 4 1851 {
No. SSH.
Rtsoo9 Tint tho Comptroller lie he hereby authorized
TO Adjudchle Mt public auction, after DAYS notice con
tract TO Ia hri.k banqnette Oordeed by curbones and
%n2en cutters in front Of the propeey forming corner Of
st Bernard Avenue and St John the Bap street according
to specifications Tile in the veyors Office subject tn ,bS
approval or rejection of the JoHlmnn Council - -'
lSighedl . LEA F. BAKEWELI,
r,, >, President Board Of Assistant Aldermen
j lSlghedI j. o. NIXON,
Approved March H. 1851 " N' e'i
[Signedl JOHN T. MONROE Mayor.
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=
h ot eeSnng ana grading Washington nue. from CIii
10 the june ion 81 cid Upper Line
ana eo gr TsaGt'g and grading Upper avenue from
US w ION WI Il Washington and avenue
shingGn ayenue i seventy fee in wild and Upper lime
on me lower side OF the draining Canal at The MINER
Iu1 Of the ety. j ninety let in wldh The said avenues
u ne oleh" AVID chTct in the whole widths nj iii repg
snns AMI other distractions; the stnmbs 10 he nm
of the ~ ~ ~ piNPS' y
On each side OF Washington avenue lis whole length and
N accaGace with the me- be given bs the civ Snryevnr
dches shall he dug Of eight feet wide at he ton fHr feet T.
81 me tom and 1--we eeti depth; the l5wer side OF
Upper Line aV nue. It's whole length accordance viii
we ING 70 pc gwen by the Guy Surveyor ditch shall be dug
o. zee Wde a the np sig iee wheat The battom
hVe iec M cpth The sides and If said bitches Jf
be , SG' in n, straight line and well moolel off
WIN he earth coming If said snnce of GROUND
OF GOD thryhve feet in wi9 in said venues and
N tne whole LEI s shall be filed graded according 10
e hL helg's and snHn' ing to be civ he ty Srve
sad filling md grng when rompIeted shall be at height
oil NJ e d eeh inches HOse the ordinary waters Of the
tue Extractor furnishing at expense al surplus
Whlch may ne necessary, AND shall he properly
Ma qrns 9Il and compact body presents
surface tree OF az rugged ann hnilow places, = e
ne whne Work shall be med superv Of
INV Surveyor and to he entire oNie4
me eonfractot shall be bHnnd begin days
aerhe approval of the Adrdiaaon Common Council
ana % complete he six months after penalty
completed, ' ~ ' 80 -
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ONlPTROL.LER--

I
MN % m 10 be paid by ht city III cash ana tI
sala property holders, 10 be made by The Civ
@ t,I thy With section 1Ig of new City
us 70 De collected by the contractor Wha s,nii ~
10 al the rights of The city mud seiHe tic
ad ,s II eass q nonpalnent Of any all said Bills
n' io any OF said bills should the sane not he nniJ
ing G!pfhcior shall into the t,ty TrGpsry rpj
~ @ ms certificates, tho publication AZ H.
p o. Uo loderH, ii beng well MI
so snail have the right of demanding Of aid a.i
h3nefSthe reimbursement of said cost n ~ petl-
in i m G That In failure BY The
" hIhh mo work within
VI IL a. re te Council be dissatisfied with The NAME m
;nht e mpk 10 being executed the Council shall I'm H.,
default rs required by article 1905 tie GIVE Gods ana IN
Implying 10 court oil Justice the same md W.
aohIly ana II Is also well understood that in coea
ahe ~ my time abandon he or not finish NM c
pete ihe same conformity with his contract The s cant
ois sh forfeit all claims he have any part If ia
zone 6y them up 70 the date Of the abandonment md a
n, pe merely discharged from ali abtIy
ana Is also wei understood that III HE contract liz
g contractor and bis securities shall held and Inn
sonug 70 py unto the city nil loss difference WAN ~
.ne WORK aud ne price ut which may AdndcateIi ~
resale or Republication. - ''iN''ea NJ q
CA bds TO be per running foot Of the briekng of e
~ avenue and running OF sidewalk snmni
'ohn 'he Baptist street, incudng turning Of be
Ne% Orleans, March 49, 1861. s.
tSignedI LOUIS II p1tTt
approved by the Committees Streets and IandinrR al b
boatts OF The common Council. " potE
ssE's$$ sa K i SusAIhEyfsos ch4.asn
Registered April Q 1861. - &3' 49,
.,a ALFRED A. DUGRos,
~ - ,sa= g,f9erk Of ComrtroIler
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W. s. pErrlseu1, Secretary to Mayor

.r. -st MAYoRAITY OF NEW ORLEANS :,
City Hall. March % 1861 I
Common Council Of the City of New Orleans
mo. 5537.1 e.
BUDGET of probable Receipts and Expenditures of tho civ
New Orleans Tor The year 1861 Wy "
Resoc That IN compliance with Section No l2 of the Cit
CHARTER the following estimate Of liabilities and exnsnanrs
Of the city New Orleans for the year 1861 be and The same is
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CoaPTeoLIER's OFFICE,
City Of New Orleans, April 2, 1861. !

SEA CoaPTRoELERss OFFICE, i
City Of New Orleans, April q 1861. !
mo. 55I4]
Res9p Tint the Comptroller he and he Is hereby authorized
toadudcae afterter DAYS notice lite Official Journal the min
following contracts to the lowest bidder each separately
the work to he done accordance with specifications the
veyor ana all Of said adudeaions to he subject the appova
or rejection OF the Common Connect, viz.
contract for constructing brick sidewalks borered
cufbstones and wnoGen CUTTERS the southeast side Of Galye
street. from Bienyle street to Garondelet Walk. Vii
a Contract for constructing brick sidewalks bodered by
eutbsiones and wooden CUTTERS both sides of Customo
street, from johnson to R0Gleblaye streets. gy
Sd A contract for constructing btk sidewalks tordered by
crbstones and wooden CUTTERS both sides of johnson street
from Canal street TO CarenSeiet Walk.
a contract for constructing brick sidewalks
cufsoues aud wooden cutters both sides of Preur
from Canal street to Carondelet Walk
9Th contract for constructing brick Sidewalks borered
cnrhsoues and wooden CUTTERS both sides Roman street
from Canal street TO Carondee Walk.
9th Acontract for constructing brick sidewalks budered
cnrhsones and wooeng both sides Of ST. Louis
from Roman TO GnyeS street. .
It'll contract for constructing brick sidewalks bordore by
curbsones and wooden CUTTERS both sides
from Roman 10 Tonti street
St. for making shelrond on the southeast side
of alvtE street. from Bienvle street to CRrondoe Walk.
9Th. contract for making square block pavement Bur-
gundy street from Canal street to Bienvile street
[Sgnedl LEA F. FAREWELL,
President Board of Assistant Aldermen
ISgned d. o. NIXON,
President Board Of Aldermen.
Approved March II, 1861.
Signedl JOHN T. MONROE, Mayor.
A true copy:
.... MARION A. BAKER, Secretary.