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MARRIAGES AND DEATHS.
Married.

BHocxysusH--R sIsiG.--On Monday, July ~. at the
residence OF the brides father Dr. A. Reisig A. &.
BROoKEsrsB, Of indianapolis, Ind. TO MATILDA A.
GTf,'royLg-Tfoyp.-on Saturday July a. at st.
AIMS Roman Catholic church by The Rev. Father
keogh. NrgJAMRs J. GCiLPoYLE to Miss NARY ANN
FLoYp. all OF this city.
RosIssoS--CBAPxAs.--M Greenpont, l.. l., on
wecne.da day 49, y Rev r. W. Chapman Of Pros :,
MARY n. CHAPMAN, daughter OF the oIicIating cler-
gyman.
the Rev. samuel !. Corneille ia the church. WILSON
SMALL senior warden OF All Saints church, and Mrs.
ABBY Ann DypsiL.
day july H. by the Rev. W. =. warner, FRssxtlS
WxLDgS. otBrookyn 10 JENNIE, daughter OF VII
liam Robinson, OF Lockport, \.
Philadelphia papers please copy.
Birth.
HieSErr.-ln Brooklyn. on Friday July IL. the
wife OF william Higuett. Esq. tobacco broker, OF a
daughter.
BstpsS.--M Philadelphia, July "a. after short
Illness CAgoLISE IvERs. of New YORK, wife OF The
opbilus Beldcn. aged ~ years.
y" BsSEprcr suddenly at Saratoga Springs, on
SUNDAY. July Is, Rev. BKsRY BENEDICT in the 'Sd
Funeral services viii be held at the Presbyterian
church Porcnester, this Tuesday, afternoon. ~ two
oclock Relatives aud friends invited TO attend.
CofExAs.-On Monday, July 20, SARAH ISABELLA
JossrRiSx infant and only daughter OF James X.
and Maggie A. Coleman, aged months and rs days.
CgOssMAN.-At bergen. y. w., on Monday evening,
Juv TO- wiiLiAn x. g.. infant OF Charles n. and
sarah l.. Crossrnan, aged year. months and
days.
CAMpBGLL.-In Jersey CITY, on sunday July 10. of
cholera uranium, PKrRe CAupByIi. son Of John and
Hannah Campbell. aged II months and ~ DAYS.
CUAuRsss,-On Monday. July 10, VIRGINIA T..
youpgess daughter Of N. q. and Victoria Chambers,
ased months aud Is days.
Tne rsisiives and friends OF the family are Invited
tn attend the funeral, from the residence Of her pa
renta y Souyh oxford sccat De,~ Lafayette spi
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The demand for wheat continued fair prices
81
spring Which price was sass accepted for four boat
frInsr TIE about bushels .. - IS for
Michigan 81 s. for Chicago spring, ana 81 IS for ditto
Msrs aso i s.s II
Western mixed u n Os choice high mixed closing
au r, ne sales wers about bushes at Sc sc
store ant SIC ahoa Rye was dun and heavy small lot
engagement. 10 London. soSo bbls. aonr at Is,
~ hhds a and steamer 90 tierces beef at
So; s bos sSoepess at Is 3D. IS los wood at sos 50 bbs
u a. Win hs Il
er ,ot wndward &c., and back from Spanish Main on
GuSsY CLOTH in demand. Sales 5oo bales We quote
GUsry BAGS were dull at l7Hc. a lsc.
HAY was moderately active and steady at &c Toe for
Hors, The market remained dull, but prices were I'm.
change We quote lse, crop soc. ioc 1906 do, ioc
HEMP We heard OF no sale of any description Manila,
aoLAsrs.-The market remained dull aud nominal our
MAYA, sToHrs-Rece,r,s, 500 bbs spirits turpentins
lso. fair demand prevailed for spirits
s and IS ds .w YORK D sss' :.
The manet Tor resin was moderately active the demand
es"s %.Sy sa shs ss s s
quot, a. m q A. ssa @ a 81 u q S
81 P =, s ~; and sI,rs So 20 81 Tar was
suos Iisa:.ed "a. que. sssiSs $, % in casks; other
kinda wet dull and uhcha ngsd
done in ptk today was light being but little demand
and prcewe!e again mesa closing At $a ind
dicang decline o. per bb The only sales we heard
We quotsSd meas ar 80 prime mess 24 Ssl So
Live hogswere duh and heavy vt sc l0hc, with arrivals
Of $500 had Beef slow OF sae but steady In vaue
slb 5000 for plain and 80 50 $3o for extra do
sae 100 bis fierce beef continues 10 rule dull and nomins
Beef hxrs dull Small sales made within the
range of % Hy1 Cut meats Ia olereby active de-
mand sndrny held There were sale. Of abou, 200 pack
15c. l3 for dry sailed do, 5c l6Hc for smoked do,
lee ai6 for Western picked hams, lie. i7c for city
do, lSc ado FOR smoked hams aud Istc Nc FOR bsEged
Bac0 remained Inactive but prices Arm at BHc
for long csr ec 6c for short do and leo for short RIB
The mark lard was rmer ct the opening but heavy at
No. 20 pine .iso 500 tiercss arrive :, i7c
PIIRotun;.RecsigtsH go bills refined, LOIS do. crude
with somoders asking &c., and 20 do part late Sstu
day., for usust, lsc i5sc Crude bbs quoted
4. 2sc re marss. for bonded was dull there bong but
1t SAFE E standard white The sales were 6du bbs Tor the
lass 6sifBeptsnber At c, selers' option, and 200 do
e., The hrs bal, Ag = @ss s, .;S ~ Dbl,
white OF rssiduum 400 bbs sold private
In Philadelphia the market dull and scarcely r1n
Sales 500 napaihs for Jry c soe bbs standard
kIoS rmainsd dull, bot steady ., previous prices w.
sCeAsTSs market TOR raw was quiet but priSss were
without change Sales 3s hhds. ut lie lie for
1l.cfor DemerAIa also lsS boxes, part NC.
closing an however the We quote bard Is, &C.
1ssc; s white tttc. ibhc, aud yellow 1ssc lssc.
skEps Clover Ia moderate request and Arm at 2gc
lSc. Thohy quiet ri ~ 10 81 ~ and rough
81 Goa 81 TO- Linsred dull and nominal
TAILot moderately active and steady. Sales no. 900
waisKr.Rscrp,s 20 bbls The @srke, was duh and
o. aat
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ATTEMPTED MURDER AND SUICIDE IN WASHING
rON.-Abont one O'Clock shis morning of1cer Ed
monston heard the report Of pistol at the corner Of
Ninth street and New York avenue, and on going
into the house known a. Mrs. Towards found that
Q man named Lewis wilmington alias George Davis,
had fired at Miss Annie Howard, and then attempted
to shoot himself. IL appeared that on account Of
some disagreement wilmington had fired three times
at Annie but missed her. when he turned the pistol
to his right temple and fired. the ball taking eject,
bu, not INJECTING a necessarily fatal wound. DIR. u.
w Latimer extracted the ball ana wilmington r.
under arrest al the house. Washington star, Juiy
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OFFICIAL TRANSFERS Of REAL ESTATE YESTERDAY.

TRANSFERS IN KINGS cOrNry-RrOOKLYS
Adeiphi 81, " O. 2Jie II OF Flushing sv, 4l5s65.llr
ll6s7ae. SSp6
Bartlett e. n " so n . OF Throop 25xlv0 500
Bridge no. of Chapel n, 61O 5000
Broadway, Q N n n " Of Middle ST. 2Dxe5 100
Carroll s $50 or Columbia u, 2hr6l5. 1850
Douglass ct, IFS W of Rogers Az, 15s
Hart 100 n OF stuyvessnt av 10 dimensions 2Q
Hart o., y35 n OF stuyvessnt sv, M3rBf ...l ssa
n $50 n OF Stuyvesapt dimensons.S wv"
Hicks u 1881 n Of Harrison h0re7. 2s00
Madison s09 IT " Of Nostrsnd ~, 22xlE10x2
100. Lice
Madison 81, ., nj {, Of Nosrapd Az, SSxiIs IsS,
nsaso. =. l7 r. ~ a. Nosrsod nv. salise iiaa7i ''"
H.3 1oo
isi " sSe
Mscdougal ct, ., 15 n OF Saratoga Az soyslW Arss
Middle 81 avs, 10 nseof ID sv Tetrborsios<s.h
Monroe 81, O. IS Z, Of bedford AZ eofioo aiyo
Powers ct, ., 100 n . Of Olive a, isosspsrsr0x2bs
Pulaski q, 100 Of stayvsssn, sv 6oiioc = - iso
Pulaski IT. O. son Of suyvesant Nv, t00xfr0 :. $40
Smith g. g n 81 wyckon st. f6rlC0.. abae
Thornton sk n s.iW nswT Broadway, @x1ox1ox
WEBSTER pan: iis1 n Of middle Il. is 10
ID 10 n a Bond 9Dr1O0. ..,...... StOo
~ d, I, - n n Of Division Mis- ...... $50
NORTH "a q, ., tse = Of 9Th st. sosiaxtcosssxes)
&I "a ss0sa NorA ia q, s'siso. ..,."...,,A
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FLOUR AND GgAiN.-Receipts 53a5 bdls and 100 sscks
four 1a bbs meal PASS bushels wheat ~ POI do.
H. 12 do 400 do. and 1881 do The
market for State and Western dour stll dull far
STEADY than Saturday, holders being willing
grant further concession there export inquiry,
but buyers generally slow IN their ideas admit OF
sales and business confined mostly
the supplying the requirements of the local trade at about
Saturdays prices California -four dull, hut nonina!y
unchanged the sales about 1000 bbs Southern nour
dE but prices nominay the the sales
800 bbs Rye hour, though quiet unchanged Ia value
sales 30 bbs Corn meal IN moderate request at about
prices the sales 200 bbs $5 20 So 80 for
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COMMERCIAL REPORT.

MONDAY, July s0-6 r. NJ.
CoFFEERio quiet but very irny held sales 735 bags
Santos private terms. Other descriptions dull
Sales 100 bags Java At 81 &c. gold, duty paid.
TroS.-Recepts, 6Os bales The amount of business
done in this staple again light there being scarcely
demand, hut IN prices there change The sales
limited to G2 bales which taken by spnners Snbjoned
the current quotations
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clared . sem!.anoual dividend OF four per cent In
CASH
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JNOR SALE-A DRUG AND FANCY GOODS STORE:
large stock nicely hed up established trade, AT ieast
$50 per day. In thriving town IN this state 81 miles from
the city building brick three stories and basement 2S5
s6xi50 raro. al steamboat communication For os,
building aud stock %l.0D NORTON Il MACDONALD,
ley Broadway corner of Thrteth stccet
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I'OR asALE-AT A BARGAIN, THE FIRST CLASS
Confectionery and Ice Cream ssoon o4S Third avenues
doing fine business.
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NOR SALE STOCK AND FIXTURES OF WE'LL
esabished Cigar Store doing good business present
goiug South. Apply At Sss old Mo- Fulton svcuu'.
Rrookl
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TOR SALE-A FIRST CLASS HAIRDREsStN' boSs.
ness; best business locality down oYner retiring
from business. Address A. p. c., $50 broadway.
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yI'OR SALE-A GOOD BUTTER, CHEESE AhO~
Vegetable Store in City Market ~ bridge stg,t, brook
lyu doing good cssh trade Inquire m market
81 p NJ Renson Tor selling, death of the proprietor,
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TOR SALE THE LEASE, FIXTURES AND FVeFt.
u of u Barroon and Hotel, doing good b"n'ness
down terms reasonable Apply at BIB Fulton street
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L,OR SALE-LIQuOR STORE 2s7 WEST STREET..
Three years Lease License &C. VIII be sold cheap IL
called for Immediately
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L'OR sALE-sToCK AND FIXTURES OF GROCERY
Il and Candy Store, with House Furniture II required APP
ply O9 Third avenue, Third avenue Raioad depot
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L,OR sALR-LAGER BEER SALOON, IN FOURTEENTH
II street, next Tammsny Hall with a two years.
Lease OF premises. Apply premises at 3a East Twss
ty.hfh street.
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TOR SALE-LAGFR BEER AND LIQUOR StoEi, IN
6Ist class nsshborhood, Hobokcni cheap toe CASH
three years lease aud excise. Apply iuiieiaiey AZ -
Newark street, Hoboken.
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NOR SALE-A FIRST CLASS GROCERY STORE;
doing good business cheap; lease. stock, hxtirrsi
Horse and Wagon. Inquire Clinton and Nelson sre"',
South Brooklyn. given Cor selling No aseu's
upat aputv
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L,oR SALEM BROOKLYN, A FIRST GLASS COR
ner Liquor store, OF the leading ageuaes dons
GOOD cash trade long lease; very cheap Apply A.
MACKEY 90 Fulton avenue No. Dchaib ay, Frooxyn-
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INOR SALE-A NEATLY FITTED UP SAMPLE ROOM,
Lease Stock Fixtures, License Insurance., &c Beat
location below Wall street Inquire IS street. thri
door. Other business OF selling.
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LfOR sALE-THE WELL KNOWN BREWERf
II ka0wn IA the Clinton Brewery. Inquire At ths
premisex. IL Clinton street.
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L,0R SALE GROCERIES, LIQUOR, CONrECrioNERr,
II Dry Goods, Cigar and Butter Stores, Bakeries Meat
Markets. Market Stands, all finely located Express Route
Restaurants L. DEYO, 3Sa Eighth Avenue
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L'OR SALE-A TOBACCO FACTORY, IN THIS CITY,
for hne chewing and smoking tobacco IA coniets
running order Apply to T. BERNARD & co, Iva Peart
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Saloon, Broadway newly and nicely lifted up io~
''"' ~ Bicias HORN, II Nassau arrest
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INOR SALE-THE BAR ON BOARD STEAMER ROCK
with Fixtures, for this running FROM
Canasis to Kockaway. Apply board foot OF franklin
stree North rly
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TRANSFERS IN Kt~es corNry-RrooKLYS
.lphi a. Q. 2Ji.2 u OF rlnahlnK av, 4lIt6h liz
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Q covering of three good coats of the best white
French zinc In lnseed oil Of such colors as may
be selected by the city surveyor.
GENERAL cLAusEs.r
All the materials shall be OF the best quality,
and shall be Furnished By the contractor, as weA
as the labor.
The bridge, when completed, shall be perfectly
wen equilibrated, In order that it may be easily
opened and shut, and the work In all Its detaila
shall be perfectly well executed to the entre sat-
isfaction of the city surveyor, Otherwise It shah be
rejected.
The contractor shall guarantee the bridge to
stand for term Of one year from It's completion
and its acceptance by the city surveyor. and to
guarantee the faithful performance Of this clause
the treasurer shall retain in guarantee ten per
cent. Of the contract price until the expiration OF
said year, which ten per cent. shall then be paid
only II the bridge be then found In perfect condi-
The contractor shall Be bound to begin the work
in the ten days following the approval Of the adj
Indication by the Common Council, and to COM
plete the same three months after, under PEN
atty of ten dollars per day for each and every day
thereafter the same is not completed.
Security to an amount of one thousand dollars
shall be required to guarantee the faithful per-
formance of the contract. Il.
Payment in cash on the completion OF the whole
work and acceptance OF the same by the city sur
veyor; less ten per cent. TO be retained In guar
antee by the city treasurer.
1t IL well understood that In case Of failure by
the contractor to begin or finish the work, or any
part thereof, within the period fixed, or ir case
the Common Council be dissatisfied with the man
ner in which the same is being executed, the Com
mon Council shall have the right to annul the con-
tract without putting the contractor in defanlt as
required by article 1905 of the Civil Code, and
without applying to o court of justice to anHul the
same and without indemnity; aud 1t Is also well
understood that IN the contractor shall at
any time abandon the work or not finish and COM
plete the same In conformity with his contract,
the said contractor shall forfeit all claims lie may
have against the city for any part of the work
done by him up to the date of his abandonment !;
and that the city shall be thereby discharged and
released from any and ali liability therefor; and
1t is also well understood that in case the contract
be resold, the contractor and his securities shall
be held and bound in solido to pay unto the city
all loss or difference between the price at which
the contractor originally contracted to perform
the work and the price at which 1t may be adjudi-
Gated at q resale or readjudication.
Bids to be for the whole work complete.
New Orleans, Sept. Is, 1868.
(Signed) l.. SURGI, City Surveyor.
Approved by the committee on streets and land
ings of both boards.
lSigned) THos. Fl. SHIELDS, chairman,
GERALD FARRELL.
Registered, October 2, 1865.
j. o. LANDRY, Controller.
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MAYoRALrY OF New ORLEANS,
City Hall. Sept. %, 1865.
mo. l041-N. 81
Resolred, That permission be and Is hereby
granted Mr.. G. vom Hofe, to erect small steam
engine on his premises on Magazine street, during
pleasure of the Common Council, any ordinance
to the contrary Notwithstanding, and provided
Mr.. Vom Hofe be required to build brick wall
around the engine sufficient to guard the boiler,
and to be approved by the city surveyor.
(Signed) THOMAS Marley,
President Board of Aldermen.
(Sirned) ALFRED KEARsY,
President Board Assistant Aldermen.
In force by virtue Of law.
john W. OVERALL, Secretary. se29 st
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The turf papers ought TO turn their column
rules" for the death Of Revenue. This dstin.
guished sire of Planet, Fanny Washington, Ex-
chequer and other noble steeds, departed this life
on Tuesday, September 22d, at Bell Air. Fauquier
county, Va, at the age Of tventysix years.
Revenue was by imported Trustee. out Of Rosalie
Somers by Sir Charles.
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Walkers motion was ordered to lie on the table.
And on motion OF the same delegate the conven.
ton adjourned until to -morrow at 10 A. N.
~ OSCAR ARROYO,
= Secretary Of the Convention.
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mo. l03l-N. 8
SPECIFICATIONS FOR THE CONTRACT FOR THR CON-
sTRUCTION OF FOOT BRIDGE ACROSS TIE NEW
CANAL BASIN AT Liberty STREET.
The bridge, pier, bulkheads, abutments, etc.,
shall be constructed IN all points in accordance
with the plans, sections and profles hereto an
nexed, and shall have the dimensions marked on
the same.
PIER.
The pier supporting the turning portion Of the
bridge shall be built Of best hard burnt lake
bricks, laid in best hydraulic cement mortar,
resting on platform Of by II inch cypress
planks projecting four feet outside of the masonry
sUPERsTRUcTURE.
All the timbers and lumber shall be of Pearl
river red cypress Of the best quality, well framed
and having the dimensions marked on the plans.
All the timbers shall be planed, and shall receive
good tarring Of half tar and half rosin or as
phaltum on the edges and wherever two or more
pieces shall be supersposed. The floor shall be
OF narrow cypress planks two inches thick.
IRON WORK AND CASTINGS.
The bed plates, rollers and machinery required
to open and shut the turning portion of the bridge
best cast iron, properly set In and fastened, the
whole according to the plans. The bolts, sus.
pension rods, straps, hog chains. etc., and all the
required fastenings shall be of the best Tennessee
iron, and shall be of the dimensions marked on
TIE plans. The hog chains to be one and half
inches in diameter.
ABUTxESr PIERS, Bro.
The abutment piers shall be lined with row Of
l2xl2 inch piles. driven ten feet into the solid
ground ct distances Of FIVE feet from centsrs. Said
piles to receive double shsathing Of 3xl2 inches
cypress planks, strongly nailed with six inch
pressed spikes, and also 12xl2 inch caps. The
spaces between the banks of the canal and the
projection of said abutments into the canal shall
be filed up and graded a. per plans, and the
filing shall be covered with coat Of lake shells
at least six inches thick, and solidly rammed.
Ratings similar to those Of the bridge shall sur.
round the pile Innings. II.
Fender piles to protect the bridge against IN
jures from vessels navigating In said canal shall
be driven and framed a. marked On plans.
PAINTING.
The outside faces Of the beams aud frames, the
ratings and posts, the hog chains. ETC., in fact all
wood and iron work usually painted shall receive
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CONTROLLERS OFFICE. Cry HALL,
New Orleans, Oct. 2. 1868. (
Notice hereby given that the controller will, at
his Office, on Tuesday, October Is, 1865, at noon,
adjudicate to the lowest bidder or bidders, the
above contract as per specifications.
oc2 lot J. o. Landry, Controller.
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MAYoRALTY OF NEW ORLEANS,
City Hall, September 30, ls6s. !
mo. 1047-N. 81
Resolred, That the city attorney be and he is
hereby authorized to employ additional counsel
to assist him in defending the suits of Ascot VS..
City of New Orleans, and Arrowsmith VS.. City Of
New Orleans, provided the fees to be paid
TO said additional counsel shall not exceed one
thousand five hundred dollars. ($l500.)
(Signed) ALFRED KEARNY.
President Board Assistant Aldermen.
(signed) THOMAS MARKEY,
President Board Aldermen.
Approved Sept 80, 1868.
(Siened) JOHN X. CONWAY, Mayor.
A true copy:
JOHN W. OVERALL, Secretary. oc1 st
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MAYORALTY OF NEW ORLEANS,
City Hall, Sept. 80, 1868. I
mo. 104S N. 81
Resolred, That the controller be and he is
hereby authorized, after FIVE days notice in the
official journal, to adjudicate to the lowest bidder
or bidders, contracts for cleaning of the paved
and unpaved streets of the It'll, sth and 9th
wards of the city for two years, the work
to be done in strict accordance with plans and
specifications on file in the Office OF the street
commissioner.
(Signed) ALFRED KEARyY,
President Board Assistant Alderman.
(Signed) THOMAS Marley,
President Board Aldermen.
Approved September 80. 1865.
(Signed) JOHN r. CONWAY, Mayor.
true copy:
JOHN W. OVERALL, Secretary. ocl 81
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EEMEsT TUKFIN. wESLEsALE nANUrAo-
turer OF Stick Candy Fancy Candies Chocosts
Drops, sug. Almonds, Rock Candy, Jujube Paste Gum
Drops, And Syrsps By steam Importer OF French Orns-
nents, such Cupds, Flowers Gum Leaves Lyrics Dau-
ghin Decorated Toys cosssqass Fancy Papers for Cake
Stands Bouquets Car0nages. Fancy
and New Year Presents. Cornucopss ETC. etc Ne 70
Old Levee street, between 81 Lou and Cont Streets New
Orleaus
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MAYoRALTY OF NEW ORLEANS,
City Hall, September 80, 1865. (
mo. l046-N. ST.
Resolved, That the controller be and he is here
by authorized to sell, after five days notice 10 the
Official journal, the contract for cleaning out all
the draining canals, according to specifications in
the surveyors department.
(Signed) ALFRED KEARNY,
President Board Assistant Aldermen.
(Signed) THOMAS Marley,
President Board Aldermen.
Approved Sept. 80, ls6s.
(Signed) JOHN K. CONWAY, Mayor.
A true copy:
JOHN w. OVERALL, Secretary. ocl st
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MAYoRALTY OF NEW ORLEANS, [
City Hall, September 2S, lS6S. (
TNo mo NJ 9

MAYOKALTY OF NkW OkLEAN5,
City Hall, September %, ls6S. !
mo. l042-N. ST.
Resolred, That the adjudication by the control.
Ter of the contract for collecting the revenues Of
the Dryades Market to Louis Smith, security John
Berthin, be and is hereby approved.
Resolred further, That the mayor be and he is
hereby authorized to enter into contract before
the city notary, in behalf Of the city, with Louis
Smith as principal and John Berthin as security,
for the collection Of the revenues of the Dryades
Market until the 3lst December, 1861 for and in
consideration Of three thousand seven hundred
and fifty dollars (s3750) per month.
(Signed) ALFRED KEARNY,
President Board Assistant Aldermen.
(Sigued) THOMAS Marley,
President Board Aldermen.
Approved September %, 1868.
(Siened) JOHN r. CONWAY, Mayor.
true copy:
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The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-10-03

MAYoRALTY OF New ORLEANS,
City Hall. September 20, 1868.
mo. 1045--N. g.
Resolred That the controller warrant on the
treasurer in favor of Randell Hunt for the sum of
Eve hundred dollars $500, for professional ser.
vices rendered to Hon. John r. Conway, mayor.
(Signed) ALFRED KEARNY,
President Board Assistant Aldermen.
<Signed) THOMAS MAEKEY,
President Board Aldermen.
Approved Sept. 20, ls6s.
(Signed) JOHN x. CONWAY, Mayor.
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