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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-09-11

1EYANJrS MINSRIIS.
ID MECHANICS HALL Az BROADWAY,
abovc Grand street.
Monday, Srpnlcg oh, and every night DUR HE week,
TtN-pAN-O-Nf-ON RAW RECRUITS.
DIR TuMBiETY oUTDONE.
:. &. CAMPBELL in his popular Ballads and Wasblngs.
THE STRANGER
Mrs. Halter. .ElU HORN The Stranger DAN BRYANT
Doors open O'Clock; curtain rises ats Tickets 70 cts
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FOR SALE.

FOR SALE.
HARDWARE STOVE STORE AND GAS FITTING
IA Establishment for sale cheap for ca sh would OK
snInge Tor improved Real Estate Addr Joseph Doilu
= Duane st.
HOTEL FOR stLE-LocArED DOWN TOWN NOW
sPp sG Business 5S A sS%s ca %
RAKERY FOR sALE-ls2p STREET AND rENriI Az.
enue Sermansyiie; the only bakery in the place, with
the Abingdon Bakery corner Jane aud Eh,h
BUSINESS FOR sALE.-A FEW HUNDRED DOLLARS
~ mostly OF all on credit VIII buy the half Of business
b ae 2st iespacahe and money making ehaiaeer orlhe
liam box Herald Once sc' '''''' "'''' 'u'''s' =
80
{ 'AMERA FOR sALE.-A FIRST CLASS PORTABLE
NJ co ot IN mahosany case Complete; made in tngad
Camera, Herald Office. ''' '"s'
nkuG STOCK AND FIXTURES FOR SALE CHEAP
in the sS and ahsn can nd rare opportunity 70 e'cbars
MAKE az great bargain. Address Drugs box sS Bldss.
port Post onicc Conn.
EoR sALE-A VALUABLE PATENTED IMPROVE.
vet ntyodueeJ mnees 1%sttdsng me best Machine
Whole Ad sohs a sypeatoS MI WV be sold IN IN par" or
Agents need no, answer.
FOR sALE-A sIooP IN GOOD ORDER AND WELL.
FOUND IN good sails rigging and two anchors and chains
Coyr Astoria L. T. by spyns 10 JOS o BEp S n snst
builder Astoria Can s. rartbnsca for $500 cash.
E'oR sALE-A FIRST CLASS RESTAURANT AND DIN.
ns saloon we'll cs,sblished neatly fitted up with ia.
ter saloon on one OF the principal town kT
FOE sALE1 Al IApIEs ANp GENrIEMENs OYSTER
i saoo a. 9 THIRD avenue; VIII be sold cheap for cash,
f.,'1'''e -'' i"eo avenue, .
ErOR sALE-THE MOST RELIABLE CASH BUSINESS
1uire eyeyvibms nsmn,e, Nm he s 70 ier ssp, re-
Rr"adyay hail door o"S'ess 20 "eho' Apply AZ NJ" o."
Hotel down Town Win s,n,n ad wa.rl.
easy inan,re ~ tS w 1ng gs a 6aS'aess Terms
I.6aiy ''e''''' - nassau S'''''' near
v,op s,rn IN ,r,,,,,- -. -.
+ Lease and Fxn,es ot dnc and ore ttsE s" ~
Tar selling ae at ss so%e eo,nes of kn sGn sie"
-.i,--1 y No'"., u 'N''"s'o" 81
FooRsALE-oN BROADWAY, NEAR CANAL STREET, A
be largely Increased VII, proper care and attention Severe
% ~ hd br1 y nr ca d o. selling For particulars
r,op sArp-, rurryr uo,c,, s,.,,,u ,,.,.,xr
Looms "a Baidcrs Win bf,ns And ipf e anu ~ @
windcr doubir two Steel Wire Roils one lon is
venth street near Jersey avenue Jersey CIV " '
80 ' ' '' "'''
s % oSa f ANp E s3g @S
FoR sAL LIE. HANDSOME DEs9s, COUNT
p1ea !9f 4nsiedtct at ~ tosse place, second uoor be-
4 Store in the Fourth ward. good stock, long lease
@w rem, aos large ,sh trade at preseu Good reasons
i'rschng' Apply ~ 40 chat.an street, second floor
j. ?. rRAVER, Auetioaeer.
pE o sAt asI E. OLD DID, EsrABLisHEp AND wEl
ann the South my Satisfactory reasons given for selling
IcoR sAfE-ArA GREAT SACRIFICE ONE OF Tpr
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RESTAURANTS.

WHFN TIE LEADERS IN THE PRESENT REBEL
W hvMci plotting tho overthrow Of onr gnyelpneni bey
relied from Two Spcncer-hc only
r or source aud that Is discerning pubic for
ps AZ l!sNNha. slreet, northwest corner Of Broad
Way
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.DERHAM's GRAND -
INTERNATIONAL EXCURSION
Embracing the
EASTERN AND MIDDLE STATES


CANADAS,
To wit:Thc States OF Maine. New lamYsh.re
Massachusetts Rhode Island Connecticut Stw York. Now
Jersey Pennsylvania Delaware and Maryland United
States and Canada hast aud Canada aud Brnns.
wick Of the British Provinces.
Particulars will bc published In these columns
TO-DAY.
details Of the route, days starting price Of tickets
&C. posters and small bills principal hotels and
railroad Offices.
DEGATTA AT POLI.OCk's YACHT COVE, sALrlsR-
~ Vile on " Wednesday. Scpe,nbcI H. IN. steam yacht
MOSES TAYLOR Capt Thomas J. Earle leave fOrtythd
street ~ IL o'clock, Thir.icth street at 2' O'Clock
Twenty second street, at I21. Amos street al Ign.
O'Clock, Spring street ut O'Clock, Robinson at
Ia o'clock Cunard dock, Jersey City AT Ia O'Clock. Leaving
the Cove o'clock Pare 10 cents each way. On Sunday
September L. the boat will make three trips See Herald
paper HENRY MALl.AN, Agent.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-09-11

orchesiIB BE. seals in private boxes 5yc
THREE LIVING WHALES
l. NOW on EXHIBITION
UNDER AN ELEGANT PAVILION,
AT JONES WOODS
These Whales lia> hceu obtained n, great expense
FROM TuE NORTHERN SEAS,
And NJ u great outlay pf both labor and rooney,
LARGE TANK
Has been erected in these beautiful grounds which is sup
piled with
PURE OCEAN WATER
From The East river, ut the rate Of
ONE MILLION GALLONS DAILY,
by means Of powerful Steam Pump which throws six
inch through
ONE THOUSAND FEET OF IRON PIPE,
Which has been laid expressly for that purpose.
Everybody has heard of W hBlns,
IN M l,SEIY TALES AND SAILORS YARNS;r
Everybody has read of Whales Ia Sto, song aud History;
EVERYBODY WANTS TO SEE WHALES,
Aud they have the opportunity of seeing them In their
native element. swnaUHr ABOUT in
ALI. THEIR BEAUTY AND GRACE,
AS If disIorn IN their native the pleasing
Instructive aud interesting exhibition introduced 10 The
New York public.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-09-11

AAHTED--A YOUNG LADY TO ATTEND BAKERY;
w who understands the business; good RECON-
tnendsiion required Apply at 80 Fulton Brooklyn.
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VNtNrEU--A GENTLEMAN ACCUSTOMED TO COPY
W ing papers and other uice business In want OF EN-
ptoynen; would be an acquisition to IL lawyer merchant ~,
literary Address II. g., Herald Office
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N1ANFED--A KESfECTAKI.E WOMAN As GOOl
w cook washer and iIunrr; heed apply Withou
good city Ca between the hvurs 10 and /.
a'eioek. At Ne ~ West ish st.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-09-11

w ASrED--A GOOD SCOTCH. GERMAN OF ENGLISH
W cook. Apply at Baauns Museum. after II O'Clock to-
tlay
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-09-11

GREAT VICTORY!
" WIfERE
In broadway.
WHY
Because Partisan Cabinet Wonders aud Anatomy Is
Ready to Open.
DOWERY THEATRE TO IET-WiTH SCENERY WARD
ID robe and properties. Immediate possession given.
Apply to JOHN s. GILES Receiver, &c. No. "a Elizabeth
street,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-09-11

VA ANTED-IN 4 HAT AND CAP HOUSE. ONE OR
w two good statesmen, having New York New Jersey
Pennsylvania Ohio trade Address box 2dS New YORK.
Post oice
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ANAsnINGroX egAys, COMPANY G, EIGHTH REo1.

WASHINGTON GRAYS COMPANY G, EIGHTH REGI-
w ment, N. y S: THE officers and members OF this
company notified to attend meeting nj the Atnai this
eve ucsdaN) evening, eight O'Clock, business
rVt.Hcc awaits their action. n RIBS harce certificates
now ready ". :. CARR, c.iiiain.
FIST REGIMENT COMPANY BITE atENBliRS oF
th.. company requested in srli uicrug i4
ttmVr,, on fhurste cve aing, ~ ~ oeiuek.
b. L. TEAFf0RD, Cavtain
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-09-11

MyANTED-TWO rO..pRkD GIRLS; ONE Fol.
w Kitchen wurk, the nthcr chambenial take
at children gopi reference required; other Tec,
e. apply. Inquire ut 3fI Cation ave, BrroAyiL
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NNANTED--A NEAT TIDY GIRL 10 DO THE
W Whole Of the woft Of small private family must be
good cook washer apd YODer Best of city references
S,ucd from last situation Apply bsscmcn door, No. 81
ain IVA place, sth ST. tfoin to II O'Clock
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-09-11

WANTED--A GOOD Girl, AS COOK AND TO WASH
w and iron in small private family 4 short Gstnnre in
the country; BE- w.l recommended Inue "f =. T.
ASrhman. 9S Duane ST.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-09-11

dor THE FAIR GROUNDS At FEEKI0LD, MON
IL mouth county. New Jersey conmenc'ne ines,ay sep.
'faler 10, lasting The steamer MAYtLOWER
will leave pier 26 North river between Robinson and Bare
lay streets for Kcypor incoming nj 9ococS Stages
will be there arrival The baa convey passengers
The fair grounds The public will find this pleasant
cheap. Fare II TO keypOr Returning, leaves
KeYDnrt Mt az O'clock L. NJ.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-09-11

NyANTED-A COOK. 50; 3 COOKS, SIS: WAITRESS
w "; canhernad aud Waitress, So Protestant hug-
dress So also good Cirls for hUsrwofk. Al be- It'd,
and wen recommended The places ready in good families.
294 aih ave.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-09-11

NTANlED--A GIRL 10 DO THE ClAMGEl,W ORk
w aud waiting ia small private family; she must
ersL,ud both thoroughly aud have the best OF references
Apply al ~ Clark st, Brooklyn.
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HELP WASTED-MALES.

RoY NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. OR NINETEEN YRAES
II OF Ace, tO attend bar; must come well
and understand the business. Apply No TX; Hudson ~
/. OF Beach from 10 A. NJ. til II NJ
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-09-11
HELP WANTEp-rEMALEs

7 THE METROPOLITAN INSTITUTE 32 SIXTH
IA avenue between ith and Aaitg ssWaBtod this day,
10 take situations families returning the country,
cooks houseworkers chamermnids and girls lately landed
dlatey.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-09-11

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. AND itiHESsES of ~
l coypiled ability amt attractive lArt-r wishing
ear-m-ns for the Fail and Winter Sr~la wN address ha
immediately. s'atu~ ruhiiit~ end hsfsr-k
salary. Theatre otesi shr"i X =" T.
MRS. H. \. ~. cHN
NctrofrI;isuI fN.stl ten.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-09-11
THE WAR.

A sToR REGIMENT, CHARLES RoSEFIELD, COM
"A mnd"r The headquarters OF this regiment has beer
refos we'd from New Chambers $50 Pearl street
er OF Cherry, whore the business Of the regiment VIII here
after be conducted few good, reliable wanted a
recruiting officers.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-09-11

A DOLrH REENSTEIN
"A LEADER OF THE
CHESTRA. AT
Takes much pleasure ~
Of New York and Bfool.
Orchestra from Saratoga
and will prepare now, tol
furnish the most fashion
made Parties, Weddings. )
N. B.-Aqy number an'
ia,y lie desired furnished.
Orders received only by
No
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-09-11

VA ANrGD-A TRtSTY, STEADY HONEST GIRL,
w about IL years OF age mind children and do neat,
plain sewing Wages 80 month. Apply, with good iefe-
lencr, "A - IVES, 4Oh st.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-09-11

SyCEN-OGRAPE OF THE wAR.--THIS HIGHLY EN-
- tcrtaining and instructive eAhibon VIII this
"wednesday evening. at eight O'Clock in Hope chnrl,
To broadway This mos4 splendid ans NE Ike iiii,
,s,ion of the great Ansrican conhist rt ny cminen.
necon with popular discussion e tbs t'sl eNitns.
tx,rie-
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-09-11

L'OR SALE CHEAP-TuE LEASE AND FIXTURES OF
th" Union Shades, No. 30 Atlantic street Bruokiyn.
handsome three pull Beer Pump and Billiard Table viii
sold separately if desirable vor particulars apply
ahofe Hfatbct to Lieut. LYNCH Camp Caftgan s. II
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-09-11

WANTED IN BROOKIYN-A GIRL TO no GENERAL
w hogscwork in small family; must bring good recon
Incuddiious Apply AZ Ga Orange 81.
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&hch "A REsPECrABIE PARTY HAVING THIS
&CSrs aihoaht, and willing TO loan II ON excellent
eouly, may secure splendid situation at si6p per week.
Az p's ~ % r"'sstn street. fourth floor, room No, l.
G5h0 AN AN AGENT E WANTED TO GO TO cINcIN;
Ohio fcr he sale Of Lyds Military Map aud Gazotcer II
the southern Country; also, Loyds $4,000 Typographical
Map VI Vira.ma Also Loyds Map Of America; also,
Ioyds Onc1i Aap OF Missouri. All these maps invade
be and are by the War Department and sell rapidly.
agent with A1u gan clear Sidvu In three months time.
Can aud the evience at my office j. 7 LLOYD i5i
Broadway Also AGENT with sou, Tor NhicaSo, H.
also, an agent for che whole % Canada.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-09-11

WANTED-gm GIRLS, WELL ACQUAINTED WITH
w tying the fonr cord diamond and Skrts
but experienced first class workers amply; such
pay viii be- and constant employ Apply the
manufacory Of W. Badieys Pacn Spiral ssts, i46 is
and 250 Chambers st.
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THE TRADES.

A CUTTER WANTED-rO CUT on CUSTOM WORK
~ and 10 assist in selling He be sober and indus
,r'ous None other need apply. n. B.-A good cutter and
salesman nd steady situation by applying Peter
Deaps clothing store, lsS Grand above 9th
Williamsburg.
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MILITARY.

~ ~ 49,
EMERALD GUARD, ATTENTION!-A MEETING OF
II the company will be held At Smiths Hail.
and First avenue, Wednesday evening at
O'Clock make with other societies honor
the Of Of Irelands patriots aud cxied sons
Tetcnce Bellcw McSianus. BY order.
DAVID HEpERMAN. Secretary. JOHN COX, Captain.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-09-11

LvOR SAiE-A LICENSED WHOLESALE AND RETAIL
u Cori'r Liquor store, wen fitted up doing good
business, with without stock. Apply 81 Bridge
Errokiyu.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-09-11

UNITED STATES HOTEL orr
SARATOGA SPRINGS, Z
announce ~ the Fashionable wpik
lyn thai he has returned with f,iS
Springs. this morning (Sept. ~. >
,be ensliiss New York season. 10
sbls IN selected masic fot' .St-rsr
Receptions. &c. a..
every CLASS Of instruments ths1
A. BERNSTEIN,
Leader OF the Orchestra,
IS Crosby street. near BroOmc.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-09-11

IA ANTTD AN EXPERIENCED FRENCH LADY'S
w maid who understands htiytifessing thoroughly
Also experienced German cook; good reference required
App'v ~ CLARK st. Brooklyn.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-09-11

JloAT BV ELDERS JOu RNEfMAN WANTED, AT j. H.
- lngess great American boat bl2aar Nos 24S and Pa
S"utl street; men from the city who 4 No.
chancs can have employment.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-09-11

E'oH SAf.E-yHE STOCK AND FIXTURES or A COR.
her Groeey and Liquor store Inquire at 3J ious.on,
corner of Ludlow street
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-04-08


= f5f Inc cnsfricT,nn ~ sheII road On Slo ~
street from ienyie street to CaroaGelo Walk e u
whole tue road Say which liz tta in ,vf,
graded in accorsnce with the Ines aud Ieyel and
rnnndnls TO be given nv t4 civ surveyor The III
ing loo low and picking and auip, away ibs
where too high and also rnrnoyinS Mi strs
depth Of twelve inches below tbs snriacs OF The
Dtehes lhee feet wide at the op eighteen inches wide
bottom and eighteen inches deem sAIl he dug Nv The
side Of the 70 dyy Ire sides ana bottoms Of
said dces all lie cut in sfrart nas M well nonbaI az
Twenty feet width in The center Of The roadway sRa be-
with can Cw,thoBt nir md s1uud mot rotts,I 70
SHE'LL, in following manner toW: a layer of She six
in tckBess shall FIRST he inrpd and r1ad viii G1
mound roller three s and yrcntJ Inv or or snlIs - IN cs
In thickness shall then he nlacs IN e tow or t e. To-
and shall lie c,ye1ie0fiy niie ,riiI, Ain ga mo rr a. ~ ~
mt he necessary ii i, y a ma M w 10 ,i,n,
OF SAND mud sheinE when connnnd and t,nts sni;J n 20
fuIy six inches oEe se II XII bn rnaota ' 'i ~
All the Innenls n a If In est unity and sbor b F
phed by fi,e cont pctor es veil ,y IL lh"S w ' iu
The cnltrartnr sho Il, bn,S,If ~ tag, tho ,ro Ia ~
days following the G6nroyp Of b ai;jatiop Nv tHe oT
r,n (fS,nci si i, "l ~. 1 ~ ne Nil
sf tfe !; @ KIT F lol "ach ana every uy 'heIe
Tie t %o Tl go Gp' hi ~ a ~
der and conGion The sbeilad no.. l az H.. 1 e. r ~;
n1n aar ttr re co,oi lou % ~. oni 10 ~, utt'
9eT h ls e per- ss IF d n s@4
cet be I 10 ee 4a na M %S ten P'
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-04-08

GPECIFTC ApTONS For THE CONTRACT
~ paving with square blocks Burgundy street from Canal
TO Bienyille street
QUALITY AND lINRNsIoys OF THE MArERI1s.The square
lock s be OF good had granite in any respect inferior
in q atty to The grani obtained from Boston, They hall he
oheng in shape less twelve than sixteen
inches 10 18TH md not less than TIVE n
fhf iprgs lo1g nnd than nine inches
THIS sa bewe tied Wing para square sides aud
enl 30 rs 70 make tght joints ana tops hR DO lEosEed
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GoaPTROLLER's OFFICE,
City OF New Orleans, April ., 1861. {
mo. 553t7


SPECIFICATIONS NiiFS TING CONTRACT
- Tor cleaning grading Washington IRON Chi
horne street the unG ion OF id with Upper Line
and also cleaning and grazing Upper Line avonl from
its HTc ion vi h Washington avenue aud Canal avenue
Washington avenue seventy fee in wild H. Epper Line
avenue side OF the draining Canal the uper
limit of the cv Is ninety FEET in width The SKID avenues
shall he opened Hud cane IN the whole widths Of m rees
stamps and other ostruconsi the trees and stHnps p
rooted and removed out of sail avenues and be The pope
Of the contractor.
On each side Of WnshnSon in its VIII e length and
in accordance with the Ines to be given b the City Surveyor
bitches shall bedug Of eight feet wide he top feet vile
the tom, and five feet in deph The lower Side of
upg9r Line eynno rs whole length and in with
Of twelve fee wide Of the Top six wide Mt The bottom ami
FIVE feet in epth The sides and bOtCa Uf bitches
bacpt in straight line, and well snonthed oil
With the earth coming Of aii ehes space of GRAND
OF 5 thYye feet in width in of avenues and
IN their whole e 9Th, shall be filed graded nccnfGp 10
inc IG heights and sonDung to be Civ by City Suyeya
Said billing and grading when completed shall be at height
OF at least fifteen inches the Ordinary high waters Of The
hSe, the Contractor furnishing at own expense al surplus
filling which may be necessary ard shall he properly rolled
until 1t forms OLD and compact body presents an even
shTaace' Tree ofall rugged AMI hollow places
Ia whole work shahe PERFORMED under The supervision of
ltV Surveyor and to he ene atsfRe0u of said otcar
The contractor shall DO bound 10 begin The work ten rs
m tue approval OF The RdudrR ion by he Common Cornell
and to complete Tie ssma SIX months aitef under penalty al
completed IN -
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| - A-' = IVA i'i4'SlSi Oo!EplfollGf
| --------
| "a kSEiIAHAitAAEOIsS R1StS If4G COVER Al CT
~ Tor the construction Il bricH Sidewalks b0rdUre BY curl,
stones and Voc Den III ttont OF the property forming
corner OF ST. Bernard avenue and ST. John the BAp
| tSh street. -
WIDTHS OF THE SipEWfFSThe Sidewalks on ST. BerratL
avenue Is t"ty lee IN Width ina the hfIckipg only will h.
10 be laid by The contractor H curb gulte stoe aynr
already been laid by the round stne
Tue sidewalks ST. John Tie Baptist street is ten lrct i
Muln anu nS Gu sfohe |o1deh CUTTERS and bricking Will
CuKBsTOSEs.-Hcwed and blessed crrlonc shall line t)e
sidewalks OF North blue stones stones of
gDd quality with e beyeled dressed the ION TO answer
the slope Of The sides long from IL 10 q
inches VIDE aud not less iHn s inches thick They shall he
wen set IN goou JOINTS ana IN o kalke manner and shall
ea WIN mpetreS nicely en- through The same where desired
Gr uhlh es ne sht o4 dy 1nerspersed in lengths of
rom ee 70 SiN lGo hF9ugn2t INC work, according TO the
@ io 'ee,S "Lcn WIZ ne gwen y the Surveyor and
WI S,i ny y sAo 81 toe hcieS Tor every foot
W Tvs Gt oWtuS me Ne q me adjoining houses shall also
prevent creyice sinking bricks lsnnIy exnnreed
from negligence in this respect no cnrbs0nes less tan
~ inches shorter than THEE and having in no case
less than six inches below the Upper surface of adjoining
gutter IT, , shall be admitted Lin, in the Eork,
MoonEN GUTTERs-the cutters shall be nude of the best
lAl cypress, twelve inches wide INCHES thick in
lengths Of not less than twenty feet except IN cases where
shorter lengths necessary hAycd inches at
the Jennings, pinned there and every Intermediate ace OF
i've feet with oak pins not les than fonr feet long by two
inches in diameter driven Through suitable anger holes The
est the cnfbones shall he bcvned suit on lie other or
outside edge & 5 to have nolcIq Of eight inches long by two
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--T1-----~e"
e ORIPTlsOLLHG Re- . FFICTA / !.

The proportion to be paid by The city in cash, and The
popctiqnto be paid by the property holders IN bills against
said propertyholaelS, 10 be made by the City Surveyor
In conformity with section 10 Of the new City Charter,
said bills to BIO collected by The contractor who shah be
subrogaea al the rights Of the city sue and seize the
and the city Of New Orleans not to be held liable respun
slhle for any Of said bills should the not be paid
me contractor shall pay into the City Treasury, prior
to receiving his certificates the cost Of publication OF the
peOn OF the property olers 1t being we'll understood that
d contractor shall have the right Of demanding OF said petit
TONERS the reimbursement of snid Of publication
well Understood That in Of failure by the contractor
70 Deh or finish the work any thereof within the period
Xc or IN case tho Council be dissatisfied with the manner
when the work is being executed the Council shall have the
utau as required by article 1905 the Civil md without
applying to court Of justice annul the same and without in
dehiy and II Ia also well understood that in cnse the con.
He0 sal a any time abandon the work finish md com
pele me same conformity with his contract said contrac.
tors shall forfeit MI claims he may have any pnr of The work
snail be thereby discharged from any Mi liability therefor
ana also well understood that the contract Ia reso
the contractor and his securities sRl be held and hound IN
soan, TO unto the city MI loss difference between The
prices at which the contractor originally contracted 10 perform
inc work and the price at which may be adulcated at
resale or readjudicai0n. "
BIDS TO be running foot of the bckn of the sidewalks IN
81 beard hTeue, and running foot Of sidewalk coutlce
on 81 John The Baptist street. Including the turning OF the
New Orleans March % 1861
lSisnedl LOUIS II PILE,
Approved by the Committees on Streets and Landings Of both
boards Of tho Common Council.
sEnsd BENJ K + S HiAIhHRJISsoN olpmsu
Registered April ., 1861
.o, ALFRED A. DuCRos . Pr.
~ i-l Clerk If fnrnpr