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New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-03-12

NoUvEILE ORLEANS, is janvier 1883.
MessieursNous sousgnes propreaires Frank
lin. psrtir de Poydra Commune exposent
repeetaeusenena honorable corps one derons
de pavee pees rondes les banqneties
invoices Va on era necessaire de e fae lie
dams eqnel cette rend
Ce travail pet etre m prix modese Ia vile dzia
naieraux necesssires a execution.
Nous de1a "a a0rs soft ansi
decrete les sections 9 de u Vile
Ell vos petonnares vous reconnaissance jaas
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The following message was read;
BOARD OF ALDERMEN,
FINANCE COMMITTEE
Mr.. Hall offered the following report, which was
read and adn

The Finance Committee have the honor report that
They reeommentshe action Of the petition Of L. Armin
gaud asking to be paid $500 OF damages sustained
by him in Of having been deprived OF the colec
Of the Of the Magazine market the
ground that his claim neither founded law equity and
that he does the shadow Of right indemnify
Your COMMITTEES recommend the rejection of the bill of R. A.
Hunor state Treasurer claiming $3.50 alleged be the
cy portion Of the incurred for purpose Of carry
ing into effect the provisions Of the relative elections
the parish Orleans approved March 49, the
that the city not recognizing the consutonay Of the law
cannot admit the correctness Of bill contracted by virtue of
provisions.
Upon the petition Of W. o. Dnegre Offering prosecute be-
fore Congress- before any Court tice claim Of
lands held by the city of New Orleans and situated in the
parish Of st. James Ascension and Livingston.
on entirely the successful result OF his efforts
fayOraby. The necessary resolution is therefore pre-
sented, and its adoption recommended.
resolution certain bills examined and approved, is
herewith presented.
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Genilemen-The undersigned, OF real fronting
Bienvile street. from Roman johnson street.
respectfully pray that ordinance passed BY
the City Counc according law for the
sidewalks boered by cnrbsones and Wooden both
sides OF Bienyie (exc
ing the portions sidewalks have already been made
by the owner twelve feet in width houses and two
feet IN width next TO the curhone intervening space be
hed and properly graded correspond brick pave
ment each side Of the banqneftes
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Messieures sonsgnes proprietaes dimmeuble faisant
face la Benyie partr de Roman usqua
Johnson des deux c0es pent respecueusement gu
donaance resolution soft paee par e Conse de Vile
Ia loi ann DIES banquees bqueees Constitutes
borees de cnrb sones ct des ueaux bo de chsque cd
de Ia Bienvle parr de Ia Roman johnson
Ia Perception des enois des banquettes deja
strues les propretrs les des
doue pieds de par des maisons deux ped
parr DIES curb stones espace Intermediate devant ee
combe parfatemen nvee corresponds
wage en- brianes de ehaque cote dies banqnettes
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Certificates of Masters of Vessels, ship Car
penteFs. etc.
Certificate of Hughes & Haletfs.

New Orleans, March e. 1856
We have used the Bdgewater Mineral Paint for which g. @.
Bogert the 1--WE and
the Louisiana Dry Dock and have had opportunity OF
Judging Of its merits durable and protective paint.
In opinion Is superior to have when
applied fresh work. and in respect equal TO what 1t
represented be- In short time becomes perfect slate,
body and elasticity For decks Of
sels railroad bridges depo and ever description Of
painting that is exposed0 the weather. the Bdgewater Paint
(signed) HUGHES, vALETTE 4 CO.,
Agents Of the Louisiana Dry Dock.
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COsIPTROLLER--OFFICTAL.

CoMPTROLLERfs OFFICE ,
Cfy Of Ner 0riesas, July 7. iss6
RESOLVED, That the Comptroller be, and
~ be u hereby ahorzed and requiem motive b
standing nd verseent N the Official oural accordance
hh The ninth section Of ordinance No 4a approved
-. 1854 the Council viii bill sefns the
contracted under authority Of order from the Comptroller
IN eecordencs with the ordinance referred 70.
fsignedI r.. 1. TRACY.
President Board Of Assistant Aldermen.
lSigDed1 L. II. PLACE,
President Board d Aldermen.
tsigDedl JOHN L. LEWIS, Mayor.
Tbs attention Of the officers Of the city and Of the pubicis
respectfully called 70 the foregoing resolution.
T. THEARD,
Dl6u Comptroller City Of New Orleans.
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The following report from the above committee,
was read and adopted
The Committee Of streets and Landings the honor re-
port npon the following subjects referred them viz
1. Your committee the petition of the Farmer
of the Poydra market be granted Permission TO erect
stands in said market as the existed originally his
expense, A resolution is therefore presented for adoption
granting the privilege OF erecting said stands
and according plans Of said officer same
Your committee recommend that the petition Of H. Mcunn
be granted asking extension Of time
for heing South Poyras street, from Magnolia Broad
street" The weather having been unfavoab for
your committee offer for adoption resolution granting CON
until the last day of May 1858 for ulfmen Of his
contract
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Certificate of the Neso Orleans Underwriters.
The undersigned Underwrters, having confidence the
BRIDGEWATER PAINT for he covering Of single roofs
and frame bnidHg WILL at all tines give those ere risks
preference where the Bridgewater Paint is used
l. MATHEWS, Agent Sun AuinAl Insurance Company.
I. A ADAMS, Pres't Crescent :.
A. BROTHER, Pres't Home :. >.
. J. PEMBERTON, Pres't N o. :.
EDWARD OGDEN, Agent General Mutual :.
CHAS. BRIGGS, Agent Liverpool and Isondou :.
sAML- Y. ASHTON. Agent Delax=ss Mutual =.
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@. @. Bogert-Dear sir have used your BRIDGEWATER
PAINT decks steamships and having fully tested
its value cheerfny recommend its the best and
economical paint have used also find 1t uequaled for
painting decks covered with being durable perouz
10 water and protection against fire.
Signed W. @. TEMPLETON.
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FIRE. :,
The following report from the above committee was

The Committee Fire, to whom referred petition
H. X Robinson President OF Washington Fire Company
- asking payment Of three hundred and fifty dollars
Naturalization for the loss Of their horse honor
report that the said petition does forth does
proof that the loss amounts the asked the
ton does said petition show that
Street Commissioner that said actually occurred there
fore beg to against granting said petition and beg
discharged from the further consideration of subject
Respectfully submitted,
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Certificate of Capt. r. Tucker, Of ship Helen
McGdtr.

New Orleans, March %, 1855
have the Bridgewater Paint for which G. O. Boger
Co agents various ship for the past
years found every superior paint
have in my opinion, invaluable durable
protective substance and recommend 1t to masters for
ships use In preference TO any other. -
QSignedD X. TUCKER,
Master If an in
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STREET COM'R--OFFICIAL.

JAS. A. HOPKINS,
fell lawsw secreaire du conse Assistant Aldermen
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Certificate of Capt. Hall, bark Hiascatka.

D,
IhAve the Brdgewaer Paint the decks and houses of
Hiawatha find superior any paint
recommend il masters Of vessels especially for decks In
decks leaked and the Bdgewater being strongly
recommended applied since which they have
perfectly tight and have not needed eaulkng painting
(Signed) DAVID. H. HALL. Master bark Hiawatha-
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MAYORALTY--OFFICIAL.
MAYoRAITy OF NEW ORLEANS

MAYORALTY OF NEW ORLEANS. 2
City Hail. 10Th day of March, 1883
Common Council City of New Orleans
[ No. 3TS5.
Rasoed That in compliance with section l2i Of the city
charter fowng estimate of liabilities and expenditures Of
city of New Orleans for the year 1855 be- and the
hereby adopted. to- wit
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The opinion entertained by OF the BRIDGkWATER
PAINT expressed in the above certificate in 1852 has
than confirmed since. consider IL the valuable
paint known combines all the virtues claimed
Agents. (SgnedJ JOHN =. MILLER.
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BRIDGEwATER PAINT.
BRLDGEWATER MINERAL PAINT,
FOR WOOD, BRICK AND OTHER BUILDINGS
Steamboats,, ships, Railroad Cars,
DEPoTs, lFD AL Outdoor WoRE
Also, for all kinds Of
IRON WORK. ABOVE AND UNDER WATER.
G. c. BoGERT q CO., Agents,
Ne. " Camp street, NO.

The superior qualities Of the BRTDGEWATER PAINT are
so extensively known, and s reputation fsvoraby
shed that The Agents do necessary enter into
any heightened description Of merits and VIII therefore,
only point out few Of ia pronsn properties rsferdfeet
TO selected Testimonials from parss the most part wen
known in thisvicfnsty.
For covering Roofs esr Tia Iron Zinc Paper Canvas or
varying Of the mstsrs upon which used does not anect
the Paint. In twenty four hours dries four weeks it
becomes perfecf Slate. A FTRE and WATERPROOF
Paint IL will be found superior any other perfect pro
lection 10 buildings against sparks cindsrs, etc.
II possesses great BODY, ELASTICITY. FLExfBILrTY
and ADHESIVE properties superior any substance
in
For DECKS Of STEAMERS either Wood Csuvs. IL has
rival 10 noe only dries readily but becomes bard
in comparatively short time forming coating perfectly
SPARK and CINDER PROOF The great body Of the Paint
which has sstouibed all painters who have used &c
the best snd cheapest covering for WOOD TIN CANVAS
MUSLIN ROOFS.
every description Of SHIP PAINTING either Wood o.
Iron above under the water viii be found unsurpassed,
and u especially recommended for decks The
iacstes annexed On this point convincing.
forRAILRoAD CARS, rEPoTs BRIDGES AND ALL
OUTDOOR WORK. has been successfully the Worth
and has proven OF ncaculabs durability well
the protection affords leaks and injury the
rom the effects Of falling sparks and einders.
For the purposes for the Paint recommended is
UNRoUALED, and It's vaus for PLANTATION use, for
STEAMBOATS,, etc. etc. Is IxcALCULABLE, besides being
CHEAPER than ANY other PAINT IN the COUNTRY. It's
peculiar qualities must South;
EVERY PLANTER. BUILDER and STEAMBOAT OWNER
will by single trial. Be convinced Of the superior advantages
rAbyand protective properties al ofher mineral sub
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70 THE, HONORABLE THE COMMON

fell 1awsw
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Z feet 8 inchesfroat on Franklin strees.
AU CoNsEIL DE WILLIE DE LA WILLIE

JAZZ A. HOPkINS,
Secretary Board Of Assistant Aldermen.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-03-12

In addition the above testimony of IN
superiority of the BRIDGEwATER PAINT the Agents have
their possession nnumerahle certificates which be
on application at their office.
The Agents deem their duty we'll for the protection Of
the public for the Of Brdgewater Paint
ton all interested against the imposition that has been preesd
considerable extent the past year Owing to eomplea
ton Of causes the Company have not been enabled to keep
supply equal to the demand and is within the POSITIVE
KNOWLEDGE OF the Agents. that various mineral substances
have sold parties OUT OF THE CITY, as the Bridge
water Paint prevent future Disappointment
suggest that orders be sent direct 20 u.s. or 70
correspondents here instructions purchase ONLY Of
Agents. For the future shall be regularly supplied and
will be able to hIi orders any extent ...-
NO DEVIATION IN PRICE. TERxs-For all sums under
500 CASH 500 $40 sixty days sosnd upwards.
four months credit for approved city acceptance.
For sale dry, in packages Of $50 pounds, BY
G. C. B0GERT 4 CO.,
u Camp street,
Agents for the States Of Louisiana,
d22g Mississippi, Alabama and Texas-
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Certificate of Capt. Hilsr, Of ship Tirrsl.

New Orleans March 8, 1855.
have using Brdgewaer Mineral Paint the house
my ship past years. and consider vana
bic paint for going vessels Recommend such without
and its nndonbted protective quail
ties. (Signed1 THOMAS g. KILLER.
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BOARD OF ALDERMEN.

TrEsDAY March o l959
The Board met this day pursuant to adjournment.
meihpsls present. hessrs' DelAoafre, Dupre' mar
rlsson, Howell and Vennard-5.
IT, ri. Ds,s Sia VA cslleu 70 tne cnalr' r..
Inc reaulhB OF tne minutes was, on noton, dis-
pensed with.
tha pna,d ~ AI3o-n,ais .n~.s -. - stI;
amendment, made by them to the budget
For laying pipes evee street. Espanade Louisa
street. 5000 OO
Carried
following item as adopted by the Board Of Assistant
Aldermen:
For laying gas pipes on evee street, from Espanade to Louisa
sSOo0 90
yarIieu.
ieas Messrs. Dupre, HARRISON, Howell, Vennard
and DeIabarre-5.
The following message was read
Civ Han March q Is5s
iS;e ee,iems5 pp SaSs honor to br.
consideration action the enclosed report
and memorials which respectfully ihvite your attention
the City work House.
Houses IF Rssss from sssy Board Of &c
House during The years IsSs ss and iS54 "''A
s. Comuiunicaions from William a. neves Esq Prss;dspt
Of The New Orleans Onaoasas md crest Ves- n Pa
COMPANY praying thai previously 10 nT futnre sale Of lesss
use Of that company ferry lasSIS Far en n & o e% nv
with the provisions Of at entitled Act supplementary
Company approved Aprl III Iss cooy
from mi o. me msnorisss
closing account az STATE ~ uisisna a.insf X o. - ~
Orleans for SAqs5 being onebag s sTnsnse. jnc,,.j ~
The state ist January s for the pufnose of carving po
effect the provision Of The act relative n elections Par
h Of Orleans known as the r,nv Ilili y sna dr,s,i
payment thereof - w
Communication from, T. T. Riddsll pras,da. 81 ~ Ne
Orleans Academy Of sciences relation to he
points marking true meridian which resneclIv reeom
to your most favorable confederation The 10
be derived Important aud the small cost a. stated IN he
communication will be much more Than onnspssisd W.
shall through this means have standard xith hcb 10
pare our ami thar variation and ~ III; -
afforded The means BY which 10 REGULATE civ lime ssiasra
tum Orleans so greatly n need OF I'd iris
time Of the oeers az fhe Initial State caas4 q; %
city affords an opportunity for the accomplishment Of This Or
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STAR CANDLES-250 boxes Proctor 4 CANDLES Star
JOSEPH LANDS co,
d2l IS Teheupitoulas street.
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Having had the Louisiana Dry Dock painted with the
BRIDGEwATER PAINT and its merits thoroughly tested,
In opinion with Capt Thomasson Of the Magnolia
and Capt Brown, Of the Porpoise We eheeruiy recon-
mend said paint $ a superior article.
HUGHES, yALETTE THOMAS Louisiana Dock Yard
up. WHITNEY CO., Agents Louisiana Dry DOCK 70.
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Certificate of Capt. Gale, Of ship r. d. Shepherd.

g
Having Bdgewater Paint decks other parts
Of my vessel for time past eheerfuly endorse its
merits and consider the best paint for durability and protee
tion that have used
(Signed JAMES GALE. Master of ship r. D. Shepherd.
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lSignedl j. MAGIONI
President Board Of Assistant Aldermen.
ISignedl s. z. DELABARRE,
President pro TEN. Board of Aldermen.
lsignedl CHAs. NJ. WATERMAN Mayor.
true COPY. j. b. WALTON,
mil lot Secretary Of Mayoraity.
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X. TUCKER,
Master of ship Helen MeGaw,
Certificate of Capt. 81. Clair 1homasson, Of the
Steamer Magnolia.

New Orleans Dec. 2 1851.
Having the hurricane deck of the
Magnolia under my command, with the bRIDGEwATER
PAINT eheeuly recommend II for its mpsrvious qualities
hesitation in pronouncng superior IN judg
mineral paint before the public and believe DO
against the effects Of sparks and cnders 1t
also entirely waterproof decks after three
months use. tsigned,) ST. q. THOMASSOh.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1858-02-25
The Revolution Going On.

The election of Exc Governor Grimes of Iowa
TO the Senate increases the number of Repub-
lean Senators to twenty-one. Thus steadily
does the Revolution go on. New England
with single exception, stands in the Senate
n solid phalanx for Liberty, and that excep-
ton, we trust, will soon cease. Mr. Aliens
term expires with this Congress. and the Leg
islature of Rhode Island, to be elected in the
spring, must choose his successor Let us
hope that the freemen Of that State will put
aside all local jealousies, mere personal con-
eideratiOns, and take care to return men
pledged To the election of a Republican Sena-
toT-to make New England Il unit Oh the
great question of the age and the country.
The Northwest is gradually falling into line:
Iowa and Wisconsin have alreadystaken their
places; the changes effected in Michigan and
Illinois, give promise of speedy and complete
renovation; and the Republicans Of Indiana
viii doubtless soon have an opportunity Of
securing for that State in the Senate its prop
or position. Pennsylvania and New Jersey
will be the last to yield to the demands of
Freedom, but yield they must-so that in the
course of few years. the Senate will have
ceased to be the bulwark of Slaveholding
usurpatiOn.-NatiO,aaL Era.
The above suggestive article is from the
last number of the Washington National Era,
the Federal organ of the Black Republicans.
We would commend it to the careful study of
those Southern men who are hesitating about
supporting the admission of Kansas as a slave
State under the Lecompton Constitution. If
the Senate of the United States is to be filed
up with enemies of the South, representing
Notwithstanding States, is it not all impor-
tant that Kansas should become a slave State,
and remain slave State in the Union!
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1858-02-25
s.fs,, OF Investments in Real Estate.

We lind very sensible article ia the Feb
ruary number of Liost's Msrehsat's A9gasins
upon real estate investments and usury. Its
worthy the consideration of both borrowers
and lenders:
I'VE agree with the economical writer in
the Philadelphia Ledger, that la the long run,
thoso men get to be the richest, a. all past ex-
perience proves. who invest most OF their
surplus capital In good mortgages and real
estate. II il astonishing hos fast iurtane
aocumaiates. even al per cent, II dividends
and rents are Invested quarterly, OF even semi
Annually. Investments ia real securities, rarely
OF never hring loss; aad hsnce, there Il no draw
lack on the compromising interest The tae
is notorious, that, Of the philadelphia families
who were rich eenlary ago, only those re-
maln rich thai keep the bulk u their wealth
IN real eslais. No BUSINESS maa can afford,
for any long period. 20 pay 1--WE pr cent. tor
money. To demand such high rates, Is there
fars, not sound policy 10 the capitalists T; and
the history ~ the rich In this, 81 any oiher
city, II tf-csd back handred years, affords
abundant proof cf this. IL il sss<Es believe
as. not TO XIII the goose 81 The goiden
eges"
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1858-02-25

itsof said State; and nothing in this act shall
beconstrued as an assent by Congress te all
orto any of the propositions or claims con-
famed in the ordinance of the said constitu-
tin of the people of Kansas, nor to deprive
tn. said State of Kansas of the same grants
which were contained in the act of Congress,
entitled an "An act to authorize the people OF
tie Territory of Minnesota to form constitn-
ton and State government, preparatory to adj
mission into the Union on an equal footing with
the original States,'' approved February &c,
1857. -
SEC. 3. And be Il further enacted, That until
the next general census shall be taken, and
an apportionment of representation made, the
State of Kansas shall be entitled to one rep
resentntive in the House of Representatives
of the United States.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1858-02-25
Your obedient servant,
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.

WEDNESDAY Feb. "a. 1858.
Mr.. Cantrell introduced a bill to protect
debtors and increase the revenue of the State.
Mr.. Williams offered resolution to distrih
ute the Revised Code TO the various State and
county officers and the members of the pres
ent Legislature.
Senate resolution to amend the constitution
so as to make the sessions of the Legislature,
&c, quadrennial was rejected on second read
ing.
The Speaker presented an invitation from
the Board of Education of Nashville, to the
members of the House TO attend the Exercises
of the Public Schools, on Friday next which
was accepted.
Senate messages were taken up and dis
posed of
The following bills were disposed of on
third reading:
To amend the criminal laws of this State.
Passed.
For the benefit of the Tennessee Historical
Society-the vote of yesterday rejecting the
bill was reconsidered and the bill was again
rejected.
To incorporate the East Tennessee Hospital.
Passed.
For the benefit of the securities of Andrew
Johnson, late Sheriff of Lewis county. Passed.
For the protection of Sheep and other live
stock. Passed.
To empower Surveyors to administer oaths
in certain cases. Passed.
To establish the 18th Judicial Circuit. Af
ter discussion and amendment, the bill was
made the special order for Monday next
Adjourned till p. NJ.