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The Belmont chronicle, and farmers, mechanics and manufacturers advocate. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1848-1855, 1853-03-25

We take the following items from the
Washington correspondence of the N. York
Herald, without, however, Offering any opln-
ion as to their rcliublcnrss. It. is enough to
know that they are coHted by Democratic
agents for journal which has been compli-
ncnted us the head Of the Democratic press:
"Tho friends of General Cass nre in
trouble since his departure. Some have left
in despair. In fact, the elements of insur-
rccton are at work, and predictions are plenti-
iu Of an early break down of the Cabinet.
Things look squ0ly; but those in the con-
iidence of General Pierce say he expected it
that he is perfectly cool, and, with his
course marked out is prepared to disband his
Cabinet, or dismiss, a rebelious faction, at II
moments notice. lie will be President, at
all hazards.
"The Bnrnburner caucus broke up in row
last nigh, QOthD there being quite n scene
between Erastus Corning aud Lorenzo b.
Shepard. The Fat offices were as so many
bones of contention or apples of discord, and
the result was that they could not agree.
81 have just learned some very important
intelligence, on excellent authority, in refer
ence to colectorship OF New York. A COM
bination has been effected between Messrs.
Cisco and Shepard-the first TO have the col
lectorship and the second the office of district
attorney. Mr.. Marcy has been consulted
several times TO day, aud Is reported to up
prove OF the arrangement This is Il stitch of
policy intended to please both parties. Secre-
tary Marcy has before declared that none but
a Hunker can get the co!lectorship; aud 40
Mr.. Cisco il less obnox ious 10 him than Mr..
Sehell. The idea il 10 sacrifice the latter,
Mr.. Schelrs friends say, II that is done, they
will set him up for Governor Of the State at
the next election.
"The Interpretation Of what General
Pierce is represented TO have said in refer
ence to not turning National Wings out of
subordinate Offices is, that they will be al.
lowed to continue during their term.
"The letters of recommendation produced
by the ofice-seekers would make any one al
most die laughing who knew the men, and 1t
Is surprising from what distinguished and re-
spectacle individuals many of these letters
come. The result is that letters are hardly
worth cent to really good men,"
The New York Tribune, too, derives it's
metropolitan Intelligence from a Democratic
source, and may therefore be quoted in this
connexioD. The writer Of what follows we
have good grounds for believing is also the
author Of the Washington inspirations of the
S,utiside Democrat, Southern RightS' print;
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TIE PROGRESS OF THE AGE.

This is gratifying news. There is going
to be New Era. The golden age is coming
back again. The Evening Post as serts it, &
the Atlas confirms it; and both are as well
known for their reliability as they are for their
cUnsistency:
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WASHINGTON March 22.

SESArE,--Mr clsyton's resolutions were
further debated by Mr.. Everett, and then laid
on the table.
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SuB-TREAsURY BILL Nor PAssEp.-On
Saturday evening We were under the impress
sion that the Sub-Treasury bill had passed
both Houses 1t turned out however, that the
The Belmont chronicle, and farmers, mechanics and manufacturers advocate. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1848-1855, 1853-03-25

The Charleston Mercury, commenting on
President PIERCEs Inaugural Address, saws:
ave have little to say about that part OF
the address which treats OF the great section.
al question. General Pierce takes precisely
the position which has been consistently
maintained by Mr.. Fillmore"
That is the extreme Southern Rights esli-
mate, and it talIies exactly with the view OK
pressed by the central organ of the Abolition
lists. We quote from the National Era'S crit
icism of the Inaugura:
"No doctrine was uttered in regard TO do
mestic affairs which Mr.. Fillmore has not
uttered in his annual messages; no sentiment
was expressed in relation to foreign affair.
which has not been fully expressed by Mr.
Everett in his letter about Cuba"
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Sl9,3SS,74l 95
Total debt

The surplus revenue from the United States
will probably remain permanently with the
State. Deductng this item the total public
debt is $i7,3sl,4Sl 6i. The irreducble
trust funds are not desiened to be paid The
annual interest is all thut is wanted. Deduc-
ting this, we have the sum of SI5,542,549 O5
as the amount Of our public debt which we
shall, in due time, be called upon to pay
o. S. Journal.
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Look out for the Women.
The Genirs Of the Cleveland Plaindesler is
The Belmont chronicle, and farmers, mechanics and manufacturers advocate. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1848-1855, 1853-03-25

TIE PRESIDENTS INAGuRAL.-It is an in.
augural in more senses than one, for it init.
ateI not only new administration, but in
some respects new era.
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No. s42.
|M Resolved, That the election Of Judges of the
Supreme Court, to take place on the fourth day
IL April next, be held at the same polls, and
under the superintendence Of the same inspec-
tors snd clerks as designated for the election of
the twenty March, 1883. for Aldermen
and Assistant Aldermen, as per resolution of the
Common Council +
Signed VIC g. CLlipoRSr,
President Board Of Aldermen
signed Fans. ALrusNrg,,
President BOARD Of Assistant Aldermen
Approved March 26. 1853
Signed, A. d. CTnssMAN,
True copy II. BHH, Secretary.
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OFFICIAL.
MARIE DE LA NOUvELLE-(


MI AIRIE DE LA NOUVELLE-ORLEAN
"A de init
cor la vi AZ "a goy.lla a,s 81 uouyoir
de IS "a s5a "a en- vertu es actes sup
MAJ
Ford ahre ny az 40 onse commap aprosys "a
IA CetSbre is5q- ~ Wv " ~ ' "''
Avis st mar prent donue ouu. mn, Les voans
a. ia sa de ~ Souysl OIL M tNnI % Ma. gss non, SIX
MEsBRFs DU C0NSEIL DIES ALDERMEN Fl VINGT sEPT MEM
DT T IA cS non, /. prem5 d s,sjca e0no sun
i,s,s aiJ.,rnsn MAN. Ia Den yAne DIa,,irt
IN Alderman rorr lie Iroislsme District;
r,ois sssi taas Aldermen pour lie Premier Ward
t,nai,s sss;sans- A A. rmen uour ia Dru.iams Ward
a. A..,.ns IA r,,a, noar i. Troi. ANA Ward 49,
tIas,In nan, Ia onaf,S,,s W,,d
1tas A. ans Ads rmsn i.our il Cinonsme Ward
f, As.ssns Insi, poa NV. ~ S tta w.
" ur Asslsan Al rnien pour y sheme wao,
IL asi'sn ai a,aernen p1I u i fJ; v wa
I'm Assistant alderman pour ls Ne9ySme Wsrd
IN A.,iasni aa,n na XIII u a. h W.
ss seIqn seron ouyes heures du mnm q seron
mn A. ~ Nv a. MY h
So raiitp ~ T
- NJ hiHn,ei p
tnss. I t "'on' Ma'the"a'm'ln' 'asA ros''
pI Sf.r ~.
1s pnn Ts,a. oiaia y ~ a. m
rsbons + a ASss,s ~ 's' "' Dc "S'o'ne' '''eHs ''
- p Dr. usiNtfsr A
w n1a n soaa.,.a ~ rion' 81,
piauand Menus inwm : " e' "'
QuAIHiEME u ID "a Ma,0q de pSrpe No. f..
IssL Iaidgsu p "a Isal,a ''' ''S"''i''' '''"0noi
2 seyoon 4 n saSa1s ~ n Pp NO. ;.Oh
- MI" I n , =, S"'"ee' W. "a
slxE i "a y Msion de p9mGs louisiana epcoig
H. y pa n n u shaw
rug
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OFFICIEI.
oohseil Commun de la Vile de la Nile Orleans

Seance du Ter Mars 1853
" ATTENDu nete PAsssmb6e Geneae ntuie
Aee reaf Ia vile dc la Nouvee appouve Is Mars
1850 est pourvu quavsnt qun Conse quconque
puss eab asscsse d conss
e onnare budget des derses
ontan dea d6pensss escles de Munepae pendant
eouant les parties uraes urbaea eque
public Sangas angla dams journal ocie de Mu
ncpse pendant mons ente ours await
Cose1s deeeront dvront etre
"a aendu que, dun aeie de Genera
% les dyerses Munpaesde Ia de vile de Ia Nou-
ve Orleans ont ee csodee vertu DUN acte suplemene
aprouye lie meme Jour- exv de Lafayette Pao de jefferson,
ee ncopcree pare de la vile dc la Nouye Orleans
gouvense parties memes lois que celle-ci;
que las pouvos ct les devcs Municipalities
te vile de Lafayette appaeunent mhintenant
mune, en- du snsdit acte;
E qu'uns odOunanee ete Pas dsarissn les nss
banos de Ia vile,
consequence eonnsment dsposous de lcte du
resolution hdoptee budget public
donne ours Ia
publication cecil Conse Cornn pocsdea mnntar-
aes qu les abesux
ETAT DIES DEPENSES PR0BABLES POUR 1853
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STATEMENT OF PROBABLE RECEIPTS FOR 1881
mhs 80. WALTER H. PETERS, sse'y Asst. Aldermen
NIAYORALTY OF NEW ORLEANS. Marcl


MAYORALTY OF NEW ORLEANS, March
1fA Is, 1881. COMMON COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF NEW
okLEANs-By virtue of the act date city New
sgp,sT;d fsss., 3 I'D
eoIda9ss Win ordinance No. the council up
Notice hereby that election will held BY duly
ed ySsr' he SIX q Neg , 2qsPs MoNPhY March
TWENry SEVEN MEMBERS OF THE BOARD Of ASSISTANT
Three Aldermen nom the First District
Two Aldermen from the Second District,
Three Assistant Aldermen rom the First Ward,
sir Assistant Aldefmsn rom the Third Ward i''
Three A.sistan, Alderman from the FIN Ward
Two Two S% The sss Ward
One Assistant Alderman from the Eighth Ward,
One Assistant Alderman from g Ninth Wand,
ds sS h Alderman from from h he E H1,h WARD
The polls will be and close at the follow
ing places and under the auperntenenee Of the following named
a Mar. .sa .a sss
R sscSp ,I PkEsc TTeoy ss@s
ors-Ja%ea Dunlep james Godog, E. B. Osborne elerksJ S.
TtIRD PRECINCT AT Fulton School house .InspacOsw
opaghsa II NJ Converse r. H. Quick csrs-Ihomas Diamond,
teusTH yaRssSS IL shs No. ss:
FIFTH PRECINCT. house No Inspectors
Seymour ] NJ Savage H. FikiHs CLERKS H. c. billiard, Jas
SIXTH At Louisiana Hose house.
carone and PsrddO ssei' Jenson, e. L. Tracy,
SEVENTH PRECINCT. a. A. dpongs!l POyiras street,
EIGHTH PRECINCT AT Cont street Hotel, col street. In
speo Devczn Arthur saneier, E. salomon. ClerksWm
NNTH PRECINCT Prata's es-hou.e
Customhouse Rampant j. Harris John
Dsss, Ed Flash clsrks.R Abbott Z w. Hernandez
InspeciorsW. Andry, T. A. Michel L. Leblanc crksAphOnse
ELEVENTH PRECINCT-At house. Orleans In
TWELFTH PRECINCT Frank Anan's corner MsIais and
Orleans nspeorJon Mcolland, b. Saraparu, v.
Wilt. .CsIks-L. Ceureelle, L. Roux
TIIRTEENTH PRECINCr..At Fire Engine Company No. Z,
Hospital omlehen Ls ser r. CorrejoleF
CleTks-I. Ssre, ]. Il. Duour.
FOURTEEN Iii PRECINCT house. corner Bayou Road
ami ST. Claude .InspctosWm Re NJ Barnett ST., II.
Guyol... .clerka-John baron A der leclier
FIFTEENTH PREClNCT..At Public School house, Greamen
lnpestos-t Johnson s. Gunauls r. C. Laye CerksA Cara
SIXTEENTH PRECINCT the School house, Breton Market
lnpeetorsA Variant +. Blanc H. PaTongs CerksA Peiar
SEVENTEENTH PRECINCT. Earharjts
lnpectoM. Launge .oNei l.. Boudro. cerks-J jacobs
EIGHTEENTH PREcINcT..At Ingne-hOuse No. g.. nspee
torM wehein,ei, Michel Anne James Brooks. .clerkT D.
NiSErkENT iii PRECINCT Mexican Gulf Railroad Depot
lnspseo-M Baron, j. PIERCE NJ H. Breeu clerksA DuCos
TWENTIETH PRECINCT. NJ Garos corner NIonsgut and
Roysi streets sPecoF Denhali p r. DOontane, A. Bourge
TWENTYFIRsT PRECINCT. Chenevis house. .nspec
oJ ChaTbonne NJ Trsme D. Dumatne .CerksA IrSme Jr
TWENTY-sEcoND PRECINCT Almeyer,s Coffee house
Magazine aud ST. Mary nspecorsW. c. Terrell
W. c. Goodrich, W. NJ. Perkins. CerksW Gilmore, N Commaa
TwENTY-THIRD PRECINCT. AT chalmste Fire Company
District. Auch II. b. Cesop, D. L.
Clefks-Robert Smith, ID. CLARK, Jr
the Mayors without delay and take required
mill
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OFFICIAL.
Common Council Of the City of New Orleans
BOARD OF ASSISTANT ALDERMEN.
Sitting of Ma

tr WHEREAS, act Of the General Assembly State Of
Louisiana entitled "An Act relative to the city Of New orleans
March provides that before the any Munich
pa shall FIX and decide the amount Of they
shah 70 be nude out budgets estimates exhibiting
items expenditure including also the contingent
be incurred by the Municipality during the
Tor the urban and rural paris thereof which budgs estimates shall
pnbhed French aud English in the official papers said Mimi
pay alesst thirty days before the meeting when the Coun
els sha fix and decide the Of be-
And Whereas by virtue Of act Of the General Assembly, approved
February 49, sss the several Municipalities Of the city Of New
Orleans have been consolidated and by virtue of subsequent
proved the date the late city Lafayette
has become Incorporated portion the city of New Orleans
and Is governed by all the laws relating the same
And Whereas the powers aud duties Of the several Municipalities
said Lafayette have dvoved upon become vested in the
Common Council, by virtue Of the aforesaid;
And Whereas ordinance has been passed defining the urban and
rural limits Of the city;
Therefore conformity with the provisions act of March r.
adopted day The following budget Il p
that thirty M. drst
cation hereof the Council will proceed On tho
be levied the rolls
STATEMENT rp PRIOR RI Il Ey PENDITJTRI 70,
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a kaeaAUN PKOl r1daat.
de la Nls Orea sfouiea les poeden ds
ss cstte ve REFUSES dayor ds losses esnvenabe
les bnnquses de mAhrs eau dee segohr
aua les DIES les personnes qa ernent urs os
banqusttes eassa de leo
IeParr mmeiaiempt avis ct e celia nest fat dana
tTente iours, is lie ietn lsurs Anz.
opr6ss tro rsqusss
de rembayer
vguur present. oriQu-
nance, e ierai iaire lssp prophet
JAMES tOi.ts, Comm e des Rnes.
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sADDLERY, HARNESS, ETC

NEWARK, Nj, SADDLERY Ware CA
~ Hoase:-ANDREw G, BuLLS CO.. Nei5 Canal x I'M
MANUFACTURED, and ingoes Of sApnltRY and sADDLEwARE,
have constantly hand large and complete Saddles
BIiles, Msfiagass Tank WHIPS, skirtqg, Hstne
Leather Hosskns sAnpLERs, oLs and Trimming Of every
scripien al No. II CANAL STREET.
sf3 Iyd&w ANDREW. G. BULL co,
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+ A LWAYS SAFE--B. A. FAHNEsTocK's YER
IA MFueE BE administered with peree, safety % the most
Worms:
Carrolton Ala
pleasure saying
the community at large Chat D. ROCKS yERMFUGE is
esteemed the medicines
known here and sells Irady and used BY Physicians
ALWAYS SAFE, HILL, ROBERTS 4 co.
sod 81 ali principal Druggists country
merchants generally. fe21 If
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DUREAU DU CoMMIssAIRE DIES RUEs,

p Hotel de Vile, "a Mars ls5sAv public pesqn,e
peonne c6ea de Ia Helene
eutIe 81 Jskn da ecS Quest de la Jeroey
Gillette vie qu'ee
quiass placer soaes baees ssaie
ds dams dc a de trsne do date edesua dofsnt
quot j. des propretre eB
ptopaea DIES des eo1iormsmnt oidonanee du Con-
sell dc Hex-vlle de Lafayette Janvisr
mhl J. JOLLS, des Ruea
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II NICKERB0CKER PATENT COOKING
IN RANGKS-FIRsT PREMIUM,

PRICE g. COULON, Plumbers, 10Y Poydras
street. Orleans respectfully their friends and s tube in
general that they the above banies aud
prepared supply HOT, COLI PLUNGE SHOWER BAEIS
AMERICAN, ENGLISH aud FRENCH WATER CLOSETS, WASH
BASINS, FOUNTAINS BRASS FAUCETS linda ClloKIN.
RANGES GARDEN HI Sc, HYDRAULIC RAMS: FoRCE LIT an
BEER PUMPS lifted IN The PIPES Of eve
descrpcn; and siiEET and BIOCR TIN alaes -
hand SHIP and STEAMBOAT WORK neatly put up repaired
al the shofteatne ly
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BUREAU DU COMMISSAIRE DIES RUES,
Ttosene Dsri..C5udu 6p4ses 3mc District rue Ma
figny No.
! CHARETTE, No. T0a
DRAY, No asa
l URAY, No. ssf4t
! pare do RDUh POUR pRAYf q
uarls de GROs Sell
les dts etjis pas ruea pAys oaoror i III,
de Mars lis eudas eu midi EFases AiargDy
No. 81. DE BUYS. Ily. Como
N. Orleans, Mars 10, ls5f NIL
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DAUY CRESCENT.
IxX1T31ENn NEw ORLEANS, March ~, Isss.
Q11n r. TIE ctrv OF Nsw oRlsAn

0e6n ~ TIE crrr OF Nsw 0HlsAu
T Hsselv61 " = The intention Of the Com
- cennx "a no satisfactory IoppoH-
ia - made -, to cause the following
lGlFsess 20 be opened: Dryades street y Dc
&idensa md pbena1 into Carroll street Bac-
skus s111st ~ - strsst Felicity road from
ReiirioS ~ l5sis Tehonpi toulas street, under
fhe - q 81 1priL 1889, providing for the
sPsnlnf. laying eat and improving streets in
~ ~ q (SS011sons, and the act amendato-
!. ~ ~ vssk ecrfoyed Cd May, ls47, and the
4 - r NY authorised 70 give public notice
Il ff1d1h md knglish Of said intention, during
thir1v 3aysin the Bse and Crescent, said streets
% T. opened IL accordance with plans andspe-
oinoalions to be furnished by the Surveyor.
- ass' ERANs. AiRuxsrE.
Prsddcnt Board Asst slant of Aldermen.
Q&M, VIC. G. CpAIBonsE,
President Board Of Aldermen.
es1 A. D. CaosssfAS, Mayor.
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Specifications Ia Fournture In Remi-e sur la
Levee dams les Llhlte- du Premier District de In
Cite de 10000 Yardes en- superneie de PIerres
CnrreeA pnnr lie pnNnnc de La Iiuc Eultnn.

Les paYes doiysnt ee grant laH
de TcLoup5ulna Mlnopa6 pour
Leyee dams la vile de liz obongue
Ehut Pous mons
quaiorze epaer dot dpassgr
lonueu M
lis doyen ere dame sgeuT unme dsus ben equas
e6sa
luf surface
du mareau. La remiae dot opSree
5000 yards de Hpefhe dams mos par audicAtiou
fut fiie e Coussl Conmun
Lss 5000 yAtds rsstapt Janvisr lisa.
Tog les ses doiyent ets opSrSes dams e
retafd.
Ia caution pour Ia iele s1tcui,on 100000
les placements lieu compliant
Noyer, ares ehsque upehee de pay4
eneefes ssront yard Dc supeheie. LOUIS H. PILE,
NouyeIe Orleans, u FkyTisr Voye
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y Resolved, That tho Comptroller. be, and he. is
hereby, sU1horised to sell at auction, after ten
dayf inot.o, the contract for building a house
ibr the use Of Fire Eagle Company No! Z, in ac-
eordance with specifications on file in the Sur
yeyur's Office.
61gnedss FRlNss ALPuEsrH,
President Board Of Assistant Aldermen
Signed, w. q. q. CLAiBoasr
President Board of Aldermen
Approved March 90, 1855
Signed, A. d. CRosssiAs Mayor
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NIEpICAL NOTICE. Lockwoop ten iel

NJ EDICAL NOTICE.-DR, LOCKWOOD tenie
his old
lie oneuy successful both city and ce pract for the
years. regular attendant at the Charity Hospital for The
medical information. He the public that he
great rheumatism diseases hehe yes
throat Kidneys together with at ass
diseases called veneres All precautions fled at the oe The
medicine. N RLkwoods hedchtad Sqrsa
par had only his Office af 10
b per bottle. Medical sulphur baths will
but the public will be charge
o. Is they have
long the medical with Unparalleled
purchased cured Office 81 Circus street between
Poydas Fsrdido the Cirea Street Hospital Once
hours from NJ to . N. jams ly
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OFFICIAL NOTICES.
TTSHE COMMITTEE ON FIRE will receiv


TIME COMMITTEE ON FIRE will receive
until SATURDAY the 9sh Instant at O'Clock NJ proposals
Is follows. viz:
Ppoa 10 sell to the City for cash suitable LOT OF GROUND
build ahcuse Fire Co. Said Lot to be
oeafed in the neghborhood o. Hunter street fs Drsr
build house for the Chnette Fire Company NO. H. Said
Lot 70 be heated the ueghbohood Camp and Chestnut street,
Fou,th District.
BIDS location dimensions price, To be scaled and
dosd Proposals the Fire Company No
and be LEFT at the office Of the Secretary Board Of Al
mhis Chairman Fire Conn., Of Assistant Aldermen.
- ATTURE SAND. Persons wishing to take
SAND Bature the foot Of Race at whoa
under the direction of the pr shs ,
Surveyors Department, Nsworleans, August lsss aus
SURVEYORS DEPARTMENT, CITY HAIL.
NKwoRLKAss June s. 1882 .
FHSHE PUBLIC are informed that the offices Of
III the DEPUTY SURVEYORS are located as follows:
BLANCHARD for First and Fourth Dsricts
oe Polynia Nayades and Apollo Streets
Second Dis
ricis ,oce between Royal aud Bourbon st=ee
issu L. II. PILE, City Surveyor
STREET COMMISSIONERS OFFICE, Feb'y
~ for taking off the o Of the
that the Inhabitants do not put the ona 10 barrels and
Thereby notify all the nhsbtans place kitchen
peIay Of fne JAMES JoLLs, Street Commissioner fei
STREET COMMISSIONERS OFFICE, City
- Hail. March a. lssPube notice is hereby given persons
Of Ellen street, between Felicity Road and
side Of Jersey street. between Felicity aud the
lin they requested good and
to be front line Of the within
hereof and in default shall the to be
ordinance OF the late city Of Lafayette June 40 lsls
J. jOf.IS, Street Commissioner.
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No. TAO.
Resolved, That the Surveyor be directed To-
give certificate to Henry Weadley, contractor .
Tor such portions of work as may be accepted
By him--said H. Weadley being contractor for
building and repairing wharves in the Fourth
District.
9ig1sd, W. G. c. CLAIBoRsE.
81 President Board Of Aldermen
UGnod, FANS. ALrrrssr.
President Board Of Assistant Aldermen.
X>pp1osed March ., 1858
nlensd, A. D. CRossMAN, Mayor.
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Resolved, That joint committee of four men,
bars be appointed by this Board, to meet a like
= emmitfec from the Board of Assistant Alder
ps who shall be authorized to designate and
4evs prepared suitable rooms in the building
knoNn - the City Hall, opposite Lafayette
Square, for the Office Of the Mayor aud the Goun-
pll Chamber for the Board Of Aldermen. and
4&n prepared the Office of the Mayor and the
Go1Ro1 Chamber Of the Board Of Aldermen be
<g<l0v11 fhe3sfo and located therein.
~ Board Of Aldermen = Nessrs
- ~ = Labatut and Burke.
bard Of .Asst6f0nf aldermen
1ge11r1 Latour, Philbritk and Dolhonde
nfSloI W. @. q. ClAInoRNk,
II - - n %.4 President Board Of Aldermen.
Signed, a h RaAss ALrpxsrr,
-. :, Pp:!dsnt Possd y Assistant aldermen
gSsS Ap casssuu, BSves
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Resolved, That the Surveyor be, and he is
h9eby, required to examine the present grade
q the banquettes in the rear of Nayades street,
- the Fourth District, and report ON the pro-
W1pty Of changing said grade so as to avoid the
feae expense now incurred BY the proprietors
u hAing their lots to correspond with the pres
emit grade
s4snsd, FnAss. ALrdESrr,
President Board Of Assistant Aldermen
S'sueos W. q. O. CLAIBORNE,
a. President Board Of Aldermen.
Signed, AD Cnoss,s.x u.,or-
tsse copy; II. BIrR, Secretary
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Resolved, That the Comptroller be, and he is
hersby, directed to issue warrant on the Trea-
QgR In favor Of Michael Boylan. for the sum
e1|tEee hundred and fifty dollars, in payment
~ bnl for work performed by order Of the Sur
weyor, n Hagen avenue canal, and not en-
bzscsd ~ his contract for digging and cleaning
- btEn41{ $3.50 FBAss. ALPuxNrE,
W kxo6dsnt Board Of Assistant Aldermen
eiepoG w. Q. q. CLArBoRsrr
President Board Of Aldermen
Approved March &c. 1868
eignod A. D. CRossNAN, Mayor
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% OUCH AND READY LINE .sIfas....,

I'D OUCH AND READY LINE aS.Iss=5z..-sA
y OF oaiNIBUsES-NEw ROUTE. - o. III 81 kf1easis
the fret Of Oriober will commence route,
running from the of Cansl and cnaes streets TO The
Marals street Said 6mnbuses
every aud avoid
time the Carriages do will leave between the quarter
hours, rs follows;
First do Canal and chartres do spast
Last DO. past
drivers Cash cents.
~ No smoking permitted carriages or steps
having complain
taking the number the the
wish conduct will
ton % all those who favor with their patronage.
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