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Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1857-09-05
Planning, Saving and Matching.

MI r. D. F. WILLARD having taken the shop In
1 the lower room Of Estey's Building, formerly occupied
WALLLN is now prepared to do all kinds of Planning,
saving and Matching Casually done establishment
promptly, and In the best possible Mr. W. will also
furnish packing boxes sinks warrobes, and every thing
In his line at short notice and reasonable terms.
ALSO constantly hand large supply Of pine and other
kinds Of lumber for sale at the lowest cash prices
Brattleboro, Feb. 1857, tfs
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1857-09-05
A. NANNEV, pUBLiAiIER,

nFFERS for sale 500 000 BOOKS and MAPS Of all kinds
at the Publishers prices he accompanied with 600
600 GIFTS Worth from % 500 EACH cousstii
of Gold and Silver Watches Jewelry, ecules Ladies purs-
pormonacs, &C. $50 worth of Gifts Distributed with
every 800 Books
Gift will be delivered with every book sold for One Dol
lar Although hook Article will be sold for
than the usual retail price. will he sold for less.
Persons wishing particular book order aud
II will he forwarded with ft. complete catalogue Of
Books Maps aud Gifts will be address appca-
ton Persons ordering Rocks with Gifts shout forward
amount of postage must invariably he pai1n advance.
The average postage for II md 81 20 books Is cts and
for 81 80 and ~ 90 books, 81 cents
Address A. RANNEY,
25.3T No 1903 broadway. n Y
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1857-09-05
F. Y. WHEELER KEEPS

Us ttu ~ ~ IN &bbu skh h
PRINTS. GINGHAMS, DRESS
GOODS AND D'LAINES.
F. II. WHEELER
KEEPS sHEETINGs, sIIIRTINGs AND TICKINGs.
+. II. WHEELER
KEEPS HOSIERY, GLOVES HANDKERCHuEFs
+. II. WHEELER
KEEPS DENNIS, LINENS AND LINEN GOODS
T.. II. WHEELER
KEEPS ALL KINDS OF DRY GOODS.
F. II. WHEELER
KEEPS TEAS, SUGARS AND SPICES.
+. II. WHEELER
KEEPS ALL KINDS OF GROCERIES,
+. IL. WHEELER
KEEPS FLUID AND CAMPIIENE,
F. IL. WHEELER
KEEPS WINDOW SHADES AND FIXTURES
f. II. WHEELER
KEEPS cROCKERY AND GLASS WARE
f. II. WHEELER
KEEPS LAMPS OF ALL KINDS AND SIZES.
F. II. WHEELER
KEEPS ALL SIZES FLOWER POTS.
f. II. WHEELER
KEEPS BENNINGTON STONE WARE.
T.. ii. WHEELER
KEEPS PAPER HANGINGs AND BORDERS
+. ii. WHEELER
KEEPS TUBS, PALS, TRAYS, PALS AND BOWLS
+. ii. WHEELER
KEEPS ALL KINDS WOODEN WARE,
+. II. WHEELER
SELLS GOODS AT FAIR PRICES
#. II. WHEELER
TAKES ALL KINDS OF PRODUCE AT ITS CAST
VALUE.
MARCH 7TH, 1851. TITO
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1857-09-05

7 Il VIE T7'NfVTIIN y II UF.T7OI IIN0 bTsT.N W.
L moved from opposite the american House Bako's
Rudfng two doors north Of the Revere House, where more
extensive and better selected stock Of Newspapers, PEE
riOdicnIs, MiscrIIa ncous Books. Stationery,
Toys, und Fancy Articles. tinn ever before, will be
kept by n. w. CARPENTER,
brntlehoro, Nov sth, 1883 II
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1857-09-05
G l., y TT. +, NJ T. Ms
FURNISHING G00DS!!!

MY STOCK AND STORE Is not the LARGEST in the State
but the VARIETY QUALITY Of GOODS is large enough
to suit the most astous and bought expressly for the Gus
TOM TRADE. have nothing to do with the Rcaly-Made
trade when sell piece NJ Cloth Garment warrant
to prove represented at time II sale and do the
BUYING. SELLING \ CUTTING MYSELF.
instead Of hiring done, thereby saving large expense
AFFORD and WILL SELL the same QUALITY II Goods
by the yard, make GARMENT or SUIT Of Clothes
cheaper S cheap AZ at any other establishment.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1857-09-05
PROF. MonR.s GERMAN FLY PAPER.

For the sure anil certain
destruction Of tHcs, AHfs,
Rugs, Mosquitoes. @c.
WITHOUT DANGER to
bee npprchcnded from the in
scrts poisoning anything
h they may come In contact
with, after leaving the pa
per. II is perfectly simple
and safe, yet sure and cer-
tain in IT, action, and poss-
cs.cs n grrGf rirGHfggc
arr al other BoisOHs in
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-07-20

NoUyELLE ORLEANS, lie JUN, 1851.
A rhonorabe Consei de vile
de la Nouvelle- Orleans,
MessersNnus soussignes proprieaires la Camp
partir de Ia Canal la Calioppe petion6e
honorable coniorme III section 20
de la chare de la ve la vente enca aes cinq
iours davis pour nveer Ia du Camp
partir u Canal ct la Calope avec des perres
cares ouze douze pouces ct plus de
seize poce depaseu plus de rene de longeur
roe ct la ct pas plus de neu
pouces d'epaisseur. 49,.
Les blocs coupe dovent orme lie diogonal devra de
Iageur rmer lie de chnque cote
dc la rcoe la rgole bois devra nclns dams Ia
nave en- pris argeu de argeur
Toue bn equarres les coes ct les
xemtes or1nant ega qand puir ai"e
oubraga sode lie dspavage ovre ere mise dngonalemen
sur uuae pouces gravo sable place lie dit
emplr les joints entire les perre les perres
fouTnes ct on IL Sera eceS
pour cheye lonorage les peres de bordure oduaJe
ar fournis de Ia vile sill uecessae de
pieres de bod rue pour are IN Outrage
substantial ..
suiyan de radjuica ion Pacevemen de deux il
de noYebre 1851 partir de la rue u
Canal In rue Giver partir de Ia irayier la n
Poyrns lie de fe vrie 1853 et la balance
jour octobre 1858 ue amene de vng pas
tres mar ionr jnsdu'a Pachevement de rouSrage.
Les Placement fae Reinforcement de IN gu pins iais
condtionent de six mile pssres se toafhr pour qua
rantir la finale execution du contract.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-07-20

A TnADEsMAN's LIE.-A man named Bryan, con-
vcted before the Recorder Of London, for having rep
resented to pawnbroker that spoons he wished
to pledge were Elkingtons best A, on which the
pawhbroker advanced money, but afterwards found
the spoons comparatively worthless recently appealed
against the conviction. For the prisoner it was urged
that Ills statement was merely "tradesman's le,'
aad the question was whether the proceeding was an
obtaining Of money under false pretenses. Fen OF
tie Judges were Oh opinion that it was not, and only
Of the contrary opinion, the conviction qpashed
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-07-20
WATERING PLACES.

BARNES HOTEb Mlsssslp tlna ANY, known M'ss
hrnnehnn the Southern country under the inanag
If William Barnes will be opened on the first day Oh 'ue
The proprietor in meet the increasing demand Ss
rooms al his hotel has erected during Tue psst an"v
aons building 200 long, containing u t.ge ana :" ac nns
xantated FAMILY Rooms aad hopes 70 aoie 10 hce3
mndats ali ha may favor him with their patronage whether
transient permanent - .;s establishment COM
sadna the finest water prospects on the ni WIN .he pe
ALT water flowing direct from the ocean ana navs bv hs
visited by an epidemic have not failed % an
many visitors from the different southern ''e' ""N
ing country. .,. ,r,b,rd containing the
choicest fruits spacious grounds handsomely @
ventilated apartments bachelors Billiard haom n
pin Alleys conveniently and Neatly h'ea up' NJ"
with fine Liquors and Cigars. =, IA a. bs shortest
Carriage. and Horses always be had Nv Inc ''io
notice. - .xv.,sa that will
The proprietor determined to spare no expenss
enable him to merit continuance of the generous
heretofore received, and render the stay OF HIS se'
agreeable. ~, ,.ua n, ,,,e first
Visitors from Orleans the West will lane a. tns h
wharf at Mississippi City, from Mobile, or the East y" '
second wharf.
VIM BARNES, Mississippi City,
[. or THOMPSON BARNES,
Ex,, Common New Orleans.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-07-20
AURORA

4 lover knelt to maiden fair,
And vowed him her adorer--
aAh! wilt thou leave me, sweetest one
Thou bright and fair Aurora \!
Tn sprang the blood Of maiden fair,
Who box'd her fond adorer
Chow dare you, sir, miscall me thus,
Meme, indeed, a s,oGrer I"
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-07-20
.ANGRF R0RDs.

Poison drops Of care, and sorrow,
Bitter poison drops are they;
: Weaving for the coming morrow
Sad memorials Of to-day.
Angry words! D. let them never
From the tongue forbidden slip
Nav the hearts best impulse ever
Check them. ere they soil the lip.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-07-20

4 J" Cor DAT NIGGER.'-a Mister Higgnbottuni, I'm
gwine to pop question to YOU an wants you to
anser it widout any circumference eli you kin git it
out o'your wool.s
Wall, Mister Dimty, jst out wild it, fur I'm need
in salt to 'lighteu some nigger's underpinnin,.p
e Now dis is do CRATE question What makes you
30 much like de CRATE Wizard q deNort' 49, XIV
"Golly! 'parin me to de big white folks ? I'll dis
gibs it right strate up.a
!" Cause you is nigromancer,' Negro man, sir)
/" Yu run agn spront when you,cum at dis chile
wild dem dar comblundrums. Now jist you tell me
what makes you AM de Wizard so much alike?h
"Oh, dunno conclude"
"'Canse you boat like to play slight o.han artei
dark! He-a-h va va! unjinted de niggers biz
to- dat time.A sffWFazai
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-07-20

u Cry MIX An application for permission to re-
build csrtain dstillery stables came before the
council Of Brooklyn few days ago, when one Of the
members who had been in the milk business, stated
that il they were rebuilt there would be kept in one
immediate vicinity about sixteen hundred COWS.
From the report Of his remarks revealing the style
in which these animals kept and the sort Of milk
they produce, we extract the following
Yery little Of the milk from the COWS kept in these
stabies was sent to New York the major portion Of
Il Was consumed in Brooklyn. II the people VINO
bcueht Il knew the condition in which these COWS
we're, they would be loath to drink it 4 loathsome
distempef was prevalent among these animals, and
"a nreyet it they were inoculated Not one COW was
il these stables but had half its tail rotted of with
disease yet their milk Was daily sold and consumed
81 the city Of Brooklyn thus the nuisance ceased TO
be local oe and extended itself through the entlre
city. Each COW on entering the stables vas p!acea
ii space three feet by ak and from this y never
went ct, except al death, On being taken 70 ne
slaughter house, yet the milk was served 70 the
children IF The people Of Brooklyn.
We trust that the people Of New Orleans are not
Liable to any such frightful impositions az this.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-07-20


A rhonorable Conseil de vile
de Nouvelle. Orleans:
soussgnes etaes sur Ia Constance
partr la Orange petitioner respecteusement
roire dapres section 9 de Ia nouyele
charro vle yendre apres dix ours de notice lie
contract de Ia Constance, partir de Ia
Race Orange, bocs de granite moins de
douze doe plus seize de large
ct pas de longeur moin
poce depaisseur dire celle qni formani lie
wage de ia rgole la pierre fes mt la diagonale
etre tae grosseur la plus commode fare lie
chaque cote de rigoe la pierre de la goe ean inclu
proportions de II Sc pouces de ogeur
les perres payer de 10 rhe
Les dts etre de bonnie quate ben earres
ayant les c6tes auarres formant une surface uns
dit pavaee devat etre posee dagonae sur 0uatre
sable de Londres coquies couche
sable coquiles atm de bien rempr les join
puts ensue repasser dessus oneau squa
du'elles ben apaisses.
Les perres de bodue reimbursement employees devont ee
fourns uuand reauise attn de conpeter lie dit
lie Placement atre fate enand rouvage dn dit quae
sera ni deyon sre vre d du mo octobre 1856
amende de $50 jour jusqua lie completion
| du dit davage,
Les securities are de pour execution du dit
| tract.
G. W. Pasten 1853 peds fesant face b. Kendg 55
| pieds 10 pouces fesant face jy20 1t
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-07-20
PERSIAN cHARAorER.--Fr From an editorial article in

the Philadelphia Ledger we extract the following:
The Persians, it is an old saying are the French
men Of the Easts They have the same graceful man
ners the same witt the same taste, the same skepti.
cisa the same vanity levity and general refinement.
But he has also traits In him which no true French,
man shares He is mean, ftreacherous, decetfu and
cruel To lie is the rule not the exception with a
persian Many Of these vices may be traced, directly
81 indirectly to the exactions Of the government,
which is pure despotisrn The local authorities, as
III all such absointisns practice injustice and aggres
sion continually and the result is that Persia is
yearly becoing poorer her population declining her
cities sinking into insigndeance. Nothing can res
tore her hut line of rigorous and patriotic princes
such as she enjoyed under the SofElyean kings The
mountain tribes prey upon the people Of the plains
and the government is not always strong enough nor
even wiling to restrain them. It is, from present
appearances, q nation In decay.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-07-20
SAVED HER BACON AND HER DINNER.-A North
eyu naner tells the following story:

ern paper tells the following story:
One day last week, just as the emigrant train was
slowly moving from the Medina station at Utica, q
very fat Dutch LADY fearing she was about to be left
made dive for the nearest car, and elidirecty ii
front of the trucks Fortunately her extreme rotun
dty proved her salvation, for the break of the whee
instead of pressing her into its fatal meshes pushed
her from the rail it would large barrel and lett
clear track Tor the ponderous wheels. She remained
partially beneath the car, but was seized and hei(
fast in her position by the station master. After he
miraculous rescue, she insisted upon crawling unde
the cars to recover fragments of bread Bologna
sausage and garlic, portion Of her luncheon, which
she had lost in her fall and swore Justify in Dutch
those who endeavored to prevent her from running
another risk of finishing her meal with little Jam
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-07-20

A little friend of ours, few days ago, while com
ing down stairs, cautioned by his mother not to
lose bis balance. The question which followed
puzzier. Mother, il should lose my balance, where
wond it go tor
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-07-20
NEW ORLEANS, May 10, 1851.

Y W.T. ~ y NEW ORLEANS, May II, 1851.
To the Honorable the Common Council
of the City Of New Orleans:
Gentemen-We the undersigned, owners of property front
from Race Orange street.
spectuy petition your honorable body agreeahy section
Jig Of the new city charter sell public auction after
DAYS notice. for the paving Of Constance street from
with granite blocks not less in size
than twelve inches twelve than sixteen inches
we hysix inches length and not less than
nine inches thick is those forming the road paving and
gutter forming the diagonal may be size most
convenient the paving each side of the gutter the
gutter stone in the road paving in piece and size
from twelve o thirty -siX inches in length
Said blocks be of good quality, well quarried having
square ends forming surface when lad Said
paving laid diagonal four inches of London gravel
sharp sand or she'll sufficient coating when laid Of sand
shell gravel fill the joints properly then rolled with
suitable roller until well settled
The usual be furnished when needed to
pee said pavsg payment be made completion of said
square.
The whole complete bere the 2st day Of Octo
ber 1851 under penalty of go day until complete.
Security the of $1,000 shall be required for the faith
full performance OF the aforesaid contract.
| - Il. No. front feet.
b. kendig l55 feet 10 inches
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-07-20
JAS. A. HOPKINS,
Secretary Board OF Assistant Aldermen.
NoUYELLE, ORLEANS, JUN 1851

NouTELLEs ORLEANS, JUN hS3l
A Honorable Conscil de vile
de Ia NouFeile Orleans;
proprttaros TenTeeman des ben reel
fesan face la de Franchise entire les
Claiborne canal Marguy Ia apriee repuise Ia
section no de la ouSee Charlre de Ia Vile ps vo'rr hoor
bic cops d'HvOr onsuire chemn cte pornn de- Is
DIES Frhngas chenin deaiI etre Ia c,nnu t"t
deeele dea peonee deyait eEe fate aSoe les memeS
specifications.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-07-20
..... .- New ORLEANS, June lst 1857.
tn the Honorable the Common Council

-. NEW ORLEANS June LIST, 1857.
To the Honorable the Common Council
Of the City of New Orleans
GenemenWe the undersigned, of property 'front.'
ing Camp street. from Canal TO calope street mos. respect
city charter to sell at suction after five days notice. the
the paving and grading Camp from Canal
Caiope with granite blocks less
twelve inches by twelve than inches
and than thirty inches long, that is those form
ing the gutter road paving
thick. .5
blocks cut to form the diagonal be size most
form the paving each side of the gutter the
gutter included in the paving in price and
from twelve 10 thirty inches in length.
Said blocks Of good quality well qnaried having sui
cen sides and ends forming surface when lad
to make good and solid work.
Said paving be laid diagonal four inches Of London
VEL sharp she'll with sufficient coating when laid of
sand gravel to fill the joints properly then rolled with
suitable roller until well settled. the cubstone four
inches thick to furnished City Surveyor may
it requisite change the old curbng make good
and substantial work.
The shall bind himself begin the work in
days following after the Of and complete
the first day of November 1851 from Canal
rave street, and from Gsayier stree, TO Poyd BY the first
October under penalty of dollars day for each
and every thereafter the Is completed.
PAYMENTS made completion squares.
Security to Of six thousand dollars shall be
tbe of said
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-07-20

PRsrrY PLAIN-A gentleman resrettiug the loss
Of his first wife, in the presence of his second wife,
was told by her that no had more reason to wish
his former spouse alive than she had.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-07-20
PETITIONS--OFFICIAL.

epasseur ossees bo ct autre material
pour oyrae le compeiement dl ou
vage drot 10 Ter jour decembre 1851
yngt pastres par jour usqux Reinforcement de
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-07-20

"a MissoHRIAN's TRAVELLING BAG.-Dhring the
session Of the Democratic National Convention in
this city, delegate (whether an insder outsider
We do not remember, which fact we particular to
state as the story is most yeritabe having taken
breakfast at the ST. Charles walked up to the counter
and demanded his bill He was asked what he had
had and the reply was Six brandy cocktails tea
and toastn This 50 far as breakfast is concerned,
Is without parallel. But an incident recently came
under our observation well worthy to go down to i'm
mortality with it, A gentleman from Missouri was
in attendance at Lexington at the laying OF the corner
stone of the Clay monument on the Fourth, and his
baggage undergoing Investigation was found to con-
aist Of carpet sack containing four bottles Of whisky
and two reyovers one shirt and two dollars. One Of
his travelling companions said that the shirt had been
put in simply to keep the bottles from breaking.
fCincinnati Commercial
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-07-20

.., NoUvElLE- ORLEANS lie l JUN 1851.
Honorable Conseil de vile ..-
| " de la Nonvee Orleans
Mons sousspnes propreaires sud Poydas
honorable davor coquller la
dit parr de la Magnolia jnsqua la rue BEond La
surface DE Ia devrat de forme seni-ellipiqle
centre audesus du niveau DIES ealN provenan
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-07-20

NOuyELLE- ORLEANS lie Il JUN le5I
A Honorable Consei de vile .
de Ia Nouvelle- Orleans; -
Messeurs-Nos sousSges propreaires tesant face Ii
rue Union parr de st Charles Ia iaronne peri
ouee honorable corps commencement
la section 2l dc nouveile chrre de la wife Ia vene en-
can aprs davis lie contract pour payer Ia rue mon
parir de rue Charles la Barone des peres
careGs pas plus argeur de doue par do1e pas plus
ponce dc plus de trene poures de longtr
Sc son commencement gole les ct plus
de neuf poices d'epaisse'tr ;. =, ... a..
perres coupee orme un dagonalement pen etre
aucune areu former lie pavHge sur caqne
c6 u riroe les pieres de goles incns dams prx du
yage ct de arreur de pouces de longeur
Les dts pierres deyra de bonne unalhe ben e1arres
de chaque cote fornsnt une surface grand
les peTeS pouces ct taire un oiHrage solid
dts perres seront ponces diagonalemen sur cinche de
nyos Londres sable off de coGueS ct hen ron!cS
convenabie pour rtmpr les JOINTS entire les
pcrres, ..... -
Les perres de bordure ordnae FormeS tnand
la vile quill nrcessae de changer les T1e
perres de hnriure puurfare I'M bon ouvrage .
conscteur oblige de commencer ouvragG daps dix
iouro aprs approbation Fajudicaon complctea
ilet yes Is de novembre ct Ia balance lie Ter nver
1855 anende dc singt phsresp par jour usqua lie com
pleienent de Pouvrage.
| lie paiements Sc feronta Reinforcement de Poivrage
Secate de Ia somme $1,000 fourH pour guarantir
| Al Mad
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-07-20
new ORLEANS, jane l2th, 1857.

NEW ORLEANS, June l2tt, 1857
To the Honorable the Common Council
r.. OF the City Of New Orleans:
Commemorative the undersigned Of property front
ing on Poydras SIDE from Magnolia St Marx to
Broad street. respectfully petition your honorable oooy
agreeaby section l5 city charter 10 sell AZ auction al
Ter five DAYS notice. contract for having the lev
eed graded paved with brick with the usual cuosto
from thirty inches p depth, and from Te ineeS
upward in thickness with wooden gutter and ong N e
rial good aud perfect workalL 10 DC n
pete by the day December 1851 under pey u PHo
per day each day thereafter until complete, E..
+. LacroiX tee'' sor,
A. r. Mitchell, o. Hum
Thomas Mtiey %
~ Mcdonald. ~
James Coleviu * - ''''f
Patrick Sullivan, -,t,.''-t-Ss ~ =
George Hack, ,*.s.s. =. 20
Vial SaihAl, -
~ JAS. A. HOPKINS,
Secretary Board Of Assistant Aldermen
New Orleans, July g. 1851. z "
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-07-20

- POINT CLEAR HOTEL--THE pRof Isano
the hereby give notice That the
deghtfu retreat will be opened for visitors aGon'
the lat of June The facilities salt water bathing hshln,
eic are unsurpassed upon the whole Rooms may De
secnrsd nv addressing + H. ChAMBERLAIN CO.
SeS Wh,ia W n nr;i IN is,7 myS If
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-07-20
OFFICIAL JOURNAL.
PETITIoNs--oFFICIAL. :


To fie Honorable the Common Council
Tbs et;ton of the undersigned respectfully showeth that the
maturity required by the cy charter having signed this
az ssotion 10 the having the sidewalks ereed grs
ded and paved with brick with the usual curbstone and wood
en- enters on northeast sds of Canal street. from Preul
II BROAD street, said sidewalks be twenty five feet wde AMI
S Nsas n nwnars " No. front feet
Eugene Janin for Mrs Jaliet Jann, ll5
e, Beebe 40
b. S. Kennedy. 3y
Y. D. Frohnke..
h. t3rifon. IN
r., 1888
49,. las a HOPKINS, Secretary.