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Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1868-10-02

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Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1868-10-02


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che direct results q che -ea1l-u-- 1t the Tam
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Greetings - -la '- e-ll- 81 --1-iE
vsl a -hs reH. elements O.. -le Date Con-
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under Democratic al-l .ee-- ana ei-.l Engagement
Hr -as rtae- leaders Cd. 5e1--a
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The ga,.ue--u--i7r Acts are ALL and void
and shah lot stand. The rruuIur skeletons
vt-5 have hs-, SCI ~ iu our midst as le-.s.s-
-a-, shah boz aa.rel h7 Prank Blair. whom ou-
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Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1868-10-02

S-' --, rs e---ins the faets in this case his
Gsaa4al d e7.7r. as s1r. Gar. 7aIIls M Chaun-
re7. is vel eiuc4.e1. Of flu talents. excellent
moral character. and humble Christian. BE Is
IL a-l-izl,- preacher, ofthe Methodist Episcopal
Church. and Is about salf t-hi5e
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1868-10-02

continues AN exciting taIio o. ue l--- come on,
in broader relief day iv isy. Gen. .re.e-. Zen
7 Ell. If Georgia. 3, sl- esr wig at lone aud
--r1-' a. aetsl- -e Hurierlr., tui A-s Jus,if-
eaton amounts Il tA+t - .-rs,.- who shoots
You when you surprise him IN yolI l,ase. Hal
this reoe. General been present be would have
lei rhe van Of the mu-ierers. The scene was
one which be would have eracei peculiarly. He
is lr would be delighted 20 earn the designation
o. us Font IF Georgia, 90 and .ba1li au ar-
la-tal.--e os5-r rEt-ir =.ni-. -.-.-e - his
whereabouts you may ez7scf = Aesr us. he
~-r t'~sslf viii r'ory---ter Tie Southern
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Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1868-10-02

Queen Isabella Of spain, whose subjects -'
extensively in revolt, became Queen th-r'.--'
years ago. Ten years cf thi= tine were ---a-
under the regency ofhe- ln.rler, and il .'s'
1915. she was declared of age, ard assu-a-' 'le
direction Of the Government. SIC i-4-1,
violent woman. desTisei f1- her wees and '7'
respected fr any ceuutarb4laue-n- talents
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1868-10-02

o. J. BENFDICT. EuIT1E-
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-02-06

conceded to be wasteful, and In sanitary
view decidedly Questionable.
"The attention of this board was early
called to the improved methods of
slaughtering in absttoirs properly con-
structed for that purpose, to contain ma
chinery and appliances for promptly utiliz-
ing all parts of the apimals not required
for human food, aAd to avoid the offensive
odors, and all other disagreeable features
of the old system.
"Among other advantages Of this system
may be noticed the facilities for cooling the
meat with ice while on the barges, and for
moving it in large masses to its destination
without regard to the state of the weather,
and without those personal expenses and
sacrifices Of individual comfort which are
peculiar to the old system. Under that
system several thousand men and boys are
nightly deprived of their rest, and as a
necessary consequence are exposed to the
most perpicious physical and moral inAu-
ences. To this cause must be attributed
those rough characteristics which popularity
distinguish the employees of the butchers Of
the metropolis.
"When the abattoir system is in full
operation it is confidently predicted that all
parties will gratefully accept the change,
and that the sanitary condition of many
portions of the district will be greatly i'm
proved. When the business heretofore
transacted at two hundred slaughterhouses
and forty fat, bone, and effal boiling estab-
lishments, located in the most densely
populated portions of the cities of New
York and Brooklyn, is removed and coz
centrated at three or four abattoirs, prop
erly located on the banks of the East and
North rivers, then, and not till then, will
the several business pursuits which have
heretofore seemed to defy legislation and
violate with impunity all the laws of
sanitary science, be thoroughly and effect
ually controlled"
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-02-06
OFFTOIAL NOTIOEG.



0FF:cE or CHIEF QuARTERA1AsrEn,
District Of the Indian erritcrY.
Fort Gibson, y. n, January l. 1868 }
CEAIED pROPoSABs IN DUPLICATE WILL
THURSDAY, February %. 1855 Tor me Irsusnorfa
ton lfom Fort Gibsoa, Indian Terfitory 70 Fort Ar
buckle. indian Territory sGch other posls sta
of on ta continuation Within the limits Of the IL
$4,000 p5ands 81 MILITARY SUPPLIES a. sueb
other quantity Is the Governments may re-.
qaitq 70 transport durinN she year commend
ing april 7, 1865. and ending March 81, 1850.
per ono hundred milea at which they will transnori
the stores n each month OF the year hosinnir Anril
!, isa3 nna entine Anlch o., lgio
their place of E1ldance and each nropoeaf r1ilsf ~
accom- panied bt guarantee from two or mola l,er-
sons whole loyalty and solgencg, well as that 81
ord. acttqG forth that a case oontraetis awarded
% me party gQpqainq. IL VIII he accaptsd and antsr.
for the laltnlul p0t fnrmanco o. tho sn1.ie.
4Ae party 70 whom an Award Is made niugt be urss
g1red e execale cenira.ta About unneoassafy d.
q r. the sum. cf $4,000 9an thousand dollara,l
and BE- IN ro1finoal b t1Irftonca the transnortf-
TICS o. siorga on the IH1 day % April 1865.
HB vii illd bo reuirsS 70 ssTs ~ oi5ce a. l,ss
Of business sc Acar forl G ihson, linden Io4fi-
tori. and 70 have a. 1s command teamH sufficient 70
A1q lEAt q reserved o. The part Of tho govern
m0pt n reject any az Bids hch MAJ be seoniQad
ana eng enntf2qt mEda Will BE- enhil1t to tho aiil
FegWanie ef1n any contlAct awarded wiII ba
made monthly ln current funta
hde.rs aEe .9ssed g b present % Tbs dsE q
fiopss6Is sho1id Be- indorssd prouossa for
efl1y L1Anap1Ei llon ard aadres1ed b tho CHIEF
IS sashesty q coons IS 4 fso Sc 5ass com
'nanaln9 District q the Indian Ieqliqfy
oausala and A. q e ~ !. Il 81 81
...a VIZ NININI NNU NENFEIN"HHfs
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-02-06

The BOARD OF HEALTH Section Of the
constitution adopted on Friday last in the
convention was eminently well calculated
to commend itself to ali of enlightened I'M
Outstanding, and all who have the advance
ment and welfare of the city of New Or
leans at Heart. But the qualification ex-
pressed by many at the advanced stand
taken by the convention was of short dura-
ton, for the whole section has been re-
pealed. We earnestly hope the convention
will reconsider its action.
The advantages OF having the drainage
of the city, the nuisance wharYes, the fat
and bone boiling establishments, the
slaughterhouses, the soap factories, aud a
hundred other subjects affecting in a vital
manner the health of our city under the
aSasiSi u : SANITARY is SS5 ssy, ss e aNgc=
York, with power to regulate everything
pertaining thereto in accordance with the
laws Of sanitary science and the best in
terests Of the city, can not be denied.
Take for example the Strengthening Of
animals, and see how applicable are the
remarks Of the New York board of health
to this city.
When this board was organized, there
were not less than two hundred slaughter
houses in the city Of New York, and nfty in
Brooklyn. These establishments we're per
mitted to exist on some Of the most pop
ulous streets and avenues Of the city, and
surrounded BY tenement houses. No At
sension was paid to the drainage or other
sanitary means Of rendering these places
eleanly and unObjestionable. In many in
stances these slaughtsrhouses had continued
in lhe same location-for more than twenty
years, and The blood and animal matters
were allowed 70 Cow into rndely construct
ed cesspools, into Tho cutters Of the streets
or to The ground beneath tie loose aoors Of
the buildings The nlaughtsrhouses of thIs
district have been, and are, as At present
conducted, the sources Of many snd Great
nuisaneea. They supply aud make heces-
aaEB The fat, bone, soap, and nut
boiling establishments that are found
il all parts Of the city. All
10 eassails and ORAL which are produced
yearly nom the thsusands Of cattle. sheep,
calves. and hogs slaughtered must bs carried
through ihe 1tfectA al average distance Of
two miIea 70 single pier This material
10 always conveyed N openearis Or barrels,
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-02-06
THE VALUE OF PARTY DISCIPLINE,


We believe in government Of the PEG
pie. 1t is the only permanent form which
acoerds with modern civilization, philan-
threpy, and religion. But for the very
reason that we thus believe in the rule OF
the people, we believe also in that intelli-
gent party discipline which shall secure
and protect such rule. If a majority Of
the people are organized and earnestly in
tent to achieve a desired public policy
they are sure to succeed; but that same
majority, however large, in the freest
country, may be defeated if they permit
themselves to be divided by jealOusies and
whims, or distracted by the Vaccinations
of their foes.
The Republican party of Louisiana
forms no exception to this rule, which is as
old and broad as human nature itself. 1t
is large and powerful. 1t constitutes a
clear majority of the people of this state,
and upon every principle of true govern
ment it ought to control the affairs Of the
state, and we doHbt not it will so control.
But to be sure of success it must use the
means through which alone political sue
cess is certain to come. It must not be
divided, for division is simply weakness.
Its members must not seek their own
ACKNOWLEDGEMENT merely, for in so doing
they cease to be true soldiers of the cause
and degenerate into mere bushwhackers
who fight for plumber and notfor prRciple
The power of party, like the power of
an army, lies not in numbers merely, but
in united numbers, and what we need,
therefore, to assure great triumph is the
unity which GENES from the unremitting
use of proper political machinery, and the
enforcement Of proper party discipline.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-02-06
Adopted almost unanimously.
NEW ORLEAKs REPUBLIeAN.

The subscription price Of this paper is
SIG year, and the same rates for One-half
or one.quarter Of year, payable in ad-
vance. The paper can be obtained from
the carriers at the usual rates by leaving
nnse and address at this Office, or by ap-
plying to the carriers, and payment caR be
made ct this Office OF 10 the carrier.
The Weekly REPUsLtcAH is ave dollars a
year, payable in advance. The Sunday
EnPuBLIoAN, delivered by carriers, is also
GVe dollars year, payable in advance.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-02-06
THR WISE PATHER TO zee THOUaHT.


We hear it already whispered about the
streets that General Hancock will refuse to
issue the necessary writs, and make the
requisite appointments for an election of
state officers at the time when the question
Of the ratification Of the new constitution
will be determined. This gratuitous as
sumption that commanding general who
has 5cca &C particular &c proclaim his de-
termination to act in strict accordance with
law will employ his position in efforts 10
render null and fruitless the very acts from
which he derives his powers, and to OBJ
struct and thwart the convention 1t is his
special duty to assist in securing early re-
construction, will not be relished by that
distinguished officer, however much such
course might crafty the parlor P and Ex-
change alley folks, who are blowing up he
rumor
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-02-06
RE4OLUT'ONs OF THE CENTRAL
Ex ECUTIvE COMMIT ZEE

Ex ECUTIvE COMMIT TEE
OF the Radical Republican party of Louisia-
ma, he only Organization reprsssHttng,or cGim-
ing TO represent the Republicans of the whole
STATE, passed January 80, 1865;
Resolved, That all members Of the Cen
trail Executive Committee of the Radical
Republican party OF Louisiana who oppose
the nominees OF the State Nominating Con-
vention of our party shall be regarded as
disorganizers, and their seats shall be de-
clarsd vacant. Adopted--yeas rs, nays l..
WHEREAs, The New Orleans T!-ibune has
ceased to represent the principles and
policy OF the Republican party Of Louis
lana, therefore
RESOLVED That we hereby repudiate it as
the organ Of our party and Of this commit
tee, aud appoint the New Orleans BEPpB-
I10AN as the organ Of our party and Of this
committee.
Adontod alunnsf aunauiu.oueIu
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-02-06
Rs~OLU ION OF TIE KEF UB' H.
An ST ATE NOMtNATHNG CON-

RESOLVED, THAT WE HEREBY PLEDGE OUR
LIVES, OUR FORTUNES, AND OUR sAoRsD
HONOR TO TIE SUCCESS OF TIE RADICAL RE-
PUBLICAN PARTY, AND THE ELECTION or THE
CANDIDATES WE HAVE NOMINATED.
ADOPTED UNANIMousLY.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-02-06
PROPOSALS. FOR GUTTERIs,

ORfIcE CHIEF QuARrERsrAsyr
hifth Military Distret
New Orleans La, February 4, ID
CEALED PROPOSALS ARE INVITED 4
~ Will be received at this Office until II
delivery in this city. Of =
81 feet Of Copper Valley GUT TER. I6 inch
60 feet Of COPPER Valley GU TIER, so inch
before acceptance ~
or all bids.
Bids will be opened at the time above nAmsa
bidders are invited to be present. '''
Proposals must be indorsed Proposals for Can
Valley Gutter" and addressed 20 the undersis5
CHAS Il. TOMPKINg'
Brevet Brigadier General and Chief o Il
fec At Fifth Mill airy DistH9
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-02-06

kKsFnARE Gus. - Preparations
hzss heea made By DE Shakespeare club to
give grand mank apd dress soiree Vt The
Adaaal shsalne o. Tuesday evening, Feb
raaly Is The allaif vii 10 aoabt te con
dpe'ed in the excellent style Characteristic
Of the managsrs q shia pphular club. Ne
are indebted to ahe courtesy Of 81. YIN.
zorke AZ Lee. secretary, for invitasions ID
b nEnsanl.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-02-06
GOVERNMENT SALE OF CLOTBn

DEPOT or Amy ULoTHrgo AND EOupt
New Orleans, La., Rebruaryl, IS
ny N, M. Van sOlingen az Co,
Auetsoneerss
Office, No. @ Carondelet st1is
WELL BE SOLD AT PUBLIC AUCTION
(" FRIDAY, February L 1868, at 10 O'Clock A
at the Iron Warehouse on New LsTee street, bsii
Julia and st. Joseph, under che direction Of ca
W. G.. Hodges. Military Storskserer, Unitedsi
Army, quantity Of Army Clothing, oonsistus
ssi2 UNIFORM JACKETS. Invalid Corps
esss pairs B0oTKES, Negro.
ss4 pairs BRoGANS.
These articles are entirely new, and in nd
eAaas, and present good opportunity for dsalsl
TERMS, DASH.
Payments to be made in United States I'd
notes prior TO the delivery Of the property.
By order of tho QuartermAster General.
w. G.. HODGES
Captain and Military storeketIzI
fel St United States Al
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-02-06
PLAsTERERs, WORK.

\ h.
,., = - = -. - Z, A-r.le.
Ihe outside suriaee Of the whole Of the brick
cement mortar composed Of the best quality Of
re n ngar9uiio cemsnt and COARSE sharp gritted
most judiciopS MANNER and neatly coloFsd end
The mann cornice nouldinRs. etc. shall be rum and
flushed according 70 the detailed drawings, brick
l. 5i & yvgsznv - 1890,
sNsAD E-4-'4
be- aEhed where nscssssry, and piaSssrsd thrsecost
WIZ w. n s5se n ne Dsst manner
and appropriate stzcco colnces; also two sariShsd
ssaoso esnLss pieces o. modern design as shown in
I'd o. sA~ nave pam mould
The whole Of tas interior walls and ceiling through
the bast ahitaaash.
63asa san 5aa5 DoAR.
;s Mi ~ 1,s,na - eoyS s VII y equal
tsihs 4 panel with raouidings IN ana o1tsids I'M
o~ on ne pss e sBS9w na be-
SsoSnd oh 'n' '0p 'nsrs aa Dc small 'ornies al
pArrzHs' AND er.AzrEns WORK -PA1Srhe.
An the wood and iron work usually painted Of the
nciSs SSsry osrs nsc ha Isai 4ae2s
pars nsssd o mixed WITH saek pIan esors q a
p SoI sa s y sns 1s sn sS sb5idip
Of French vhise nc fnishod Hat. ~
The outside window blinds 70 he finiahed with Paris
al s ssshsd si Th 90 y ss 2
2 $ sSsssu ~ 70 ~ 49, DA'sa = ss'r
70 81 II lie st pfon q every respect
GLAZING.
Tho lights u The KseeEaaIs court shan be Glazed
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-02-06

: The sheriff sells at auction this dag OF
A o'clock P. H., on the premises, the Goa
tents and fixtures of tailor shop, situated
At No. IL Royal street, in the Merchants
and AuctioReers' Exchange, second dis
sVtef
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-02-06
PRoPosALs Fon OAK Woon

OFFICE OHIEF OUARTERNAkfr
Fifth Military Distriet
New Orleans, La February 4 II
GEALkD PROPOSALS ARE INVITED h
MONDAY, February 10, 1858, for the usiivery Il
March next Of
40 cords good InerehAntabls OAK wooD. ID
Acceptance.
The United States reserves the right to reject
or ali bids.
Bids will be oponed at time above stated. ana
ders are invited TO be present.
Proposals should be indorsed Proposals. for
WOOD and addressed to the undersiRned
CHARLES Fl. TOMPK ms
~. Brig. General and Chief QuaEterinastsl.
fe5 bt Filth Military Distgl
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-02-06

We have received = copy of the annual
report Of the commissioners of the CONSOLE
dated debt and railroad debt Of New Or
leans We shall review it briefly at another
fime-
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-02-06

Tobacco manufacturers and dealers, re-
rnsmbeE to-day at II o'clock A. N. Charles
+ Nash win sell, at public auction, at IS
Fulton street BY order and fer account Of
puiied ssatas sPssrnment, I've thousand
Falnds slieasly damaged manufactured
68acco. Bee advertisement.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-02-06

o9arbs Pna LuNBER. The Peusaesla
EnPany advertise IN our columns
pine lumber shipping timber,
gep plank. dimension atnR Of any
Asoned and dressed flooring aud
6as Our builders and lumber dealers
advantageous to trade with. the
dent Of tkis company.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-02-06

E- Members of the Constitutional Con-
veRtIen are invited to act as Agents for the
New Orleans REPUBLICAN on terms as favor
able as those offered by any other paper.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-02-06
PROPOSALS. FOR nLATINe

OFFICE CarRF QUARTERMAs,..
Fifth Military Distria
New Orleans. La.. February 4 n Il.
CEALED PROPOSALS ARE INvT
- and will be received at this Office !,
u M. MONDAY, the 10th day OF February, IaSl
furnishing and putting ON at Fort jackson ~
lana =
256 squares of STATING.
Work to be complsted within twenty (1Ol dav. /.
date OF acceptance OF proposals..
Slate TO be Of best quality and TO be put On
good and w0rkmanlike manner. to the salts n
of this department.
A guarantees Of the work for one year will b,
The UHited States reserves the right to re,ev.
or all bids N''ssi
Bids will Be opened at time above named, aads
ders are invited to be present. ~-4
Proposals shouid be Endorsed Proposals. IA, I
ing" and addressed 10 the undersigned,
CHAS. h TOMPKINS
Brsvet Brig. Gen. and Chief Quartermasi,I
f,55t Fifth MILITARY DistFa
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-02-06

0EsAskL BUTLER.-Ge General Butler ar
rived at Lowell on the 29lh ultimo.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-02-06

NEW PpgnlcaTInHs. From A. Simon.
bookseller iiasioneT. aud neNsaealer. No.
IS BAronno atgeet, We have received tho
February numher d 10 dnaicaa Esla-
gd pusllshea d Salem Massachusetts.
namher four e. sansn B Anthouya now
spef. he Revolution, puhiIahea st New
7srt, sna other daily and weekly papers.
ana she Ralsimsre Asaaieaa and
.iaI .ziBulsss.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-02-06
BRICKLAYERs' WORK.
1,-~rs.rWTsss


The trenches for the foundations shall be dug out
in width TO suit the widths OF footngs and in depth
so as to have the upper Offset Of the brckwork Of the
tootings mellow the regulated surface of the ground
aud solid. and shall be covered with two thick.
nesses OF sound foundation hatboat planks laid
iectin fo,,r ibs On ,ch la h ~ sao pro
bottom course of the footings. When the footings
are all put in, the trenches shall be refled with
of the easement floor shan be properly filed up and
graded. All the surplus cath and material that
may be taken out of tine trenches, and all rubbish
that may accumulate during the progress of the
works, shall be carried away or deposited on the
ground, as the Surveyor may direct,
should there be any privy sinks or wells on the
premises they shall be propary cleaned out and filled
up with brick rubbish.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-02-06
OFFICIAL NOTICES--OITY.

FOE THE ERECTION OF A BUILD-
Ing on she Lot belonging 20 the City @f
New Orleans, on Lafayette Street, near
fhe corRer Of OryHdes street, TO be
Used ma n Recorders Court, PSlfee
Station and LOckup.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-02-06
COLLECTOR's SALE.

UNITED STATRs OusroxHz
CoilsotOr's Ola
Now Orleans, January = !
by II. Nj. Van aelIngen, AuetIs ust
Once, No % Onrondelet u
IN ACCORDANCE WITH THE PROVhs
A Of section twelve Of The Act Of Cong1al
proved July 70, 1865, the following described I
goods will be sold at public auction, a. Waf
NO. l, Customhouse buading (OnssomhOus 1
entrance on THURSDAY, February i3, lsat
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-02-06

The whole Of the brickwork of the foundations or
fOotings shall be of the best qua ity ard and well
burnt lake ade bricks laid in cement mortar Dom.
posed Of the best quality both Of frssh hydraulic
cement, and coarse sharp Rritted Nate ez sand
The walls and brickwork above the ground floor
shall be OF the best quality. hard and we'll burnt
country bricks, except the prison ws's which shall
of first quality lake BRICKS laid IN lime mortar
composed OF the best quality both of fresh Thomas
ton lime and coarse sharp gritted sand, properly
mixed and manipulated as the Surveyor may direct
No inferior quality salmon coored bricks will be
allowed on the premises
All bricks ured in Q work shall be wet with clean
water a short time before using them.
No bricEbats to bs allowed any part Of the foun-
dations or walls except for closures.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-02-06

SPECIFIC ALTON of Materials and workmanship
requisite for the Erection andgUompletion Of the
proposed Fist District Re orders curt and
Police station on a piece Of ground located on
Lafayette street, betW -en Baronne and Dryades
streets, under the direction of the City Surveyor
of New Orleans, and agreeaby to such further
drawings in explana ton thereof as may be fur
nished therefor ftom time to time.
The size of building its dimensions, sub divisions
and the arrangements of details of buildings thick
ness OF walls ere to be the same as set forth and
shown the several drawings deposited in the
Surveyors office. All the measurements being in
American feet and inches, and when not figured to
be ensured by the scale of drawing given there.
on, Should the contractor require duplicates, he
will have TO furnish them at his own expense
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-02-06
OFFIO[AL N0TTOES--CTTY.

Oorridor Of the Prison above
Two brackets.
Gallery Upstairs:
One bracket light
An this work aha be done with the best materials
and to the entire satisfaction of tho CITY Surveyor
and guaranteed for one year.