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Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-07-11
Stop fhe Renart

luscurrently repo- ted that sell no Goods an Iv
At Auction, when in fact twoth!rds OF our sales srs
private the same as in any other Whole. lie House in
The city with tails exception sellfor short pr,at
Tor cash ana short prompt paper. = -
feb2i TRABuE LUcIs.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-07-11
- l,ouis s.otacu syrup.

Itsr rs ,eivsdia psrkAses =. 20 aud fe sAIisns, =
J Louss G.sifsn Syrap.
Alse Loaf craahe4 sH.l f0ssd1fsst Sbsars.
AILKi.L, HoofEA CO..
msTsa-a sos aHd haskst stEsess
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-07-11
Blacksmith Coal.

THE ErNA COAL for Black-smtthing has no supe-
Il eior. IL barns saurely cree from Csnder, COZ
GsiHs less Sulphur, naEes more sntease heat. aad
logger thzn any other caal IN the market, for
sale by : =. As<EN,
mlrsa-tf back fthe y. 4 C. K, K. lspet
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-07-11
SPRING OPENING.

WE willcommenee receiving our SPRING STOCK
w IN a day or two, (oi which due notice Will
giSsn) ana as W Intend going the business NOR
extensively than ever, our friends aud ali Who buy
Tor cash viii bear In mind that wc do an exclusix
t4sh Business, and We wilisel goods at a very pmx
advance. IRWIN, MccLEl.LAND 4 co.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-07-11
Spring and Summer CIotbjng.

'h1 NlVtA1Hst
Anihspeetion ofthe stock dses vOlse the pecci
sity Of purchase.
ltJE are now receiving an entire new stork . r
w ready uiadeciothIig and meas Furnis lin y and
flece Goods ana would particularly call Tie atsntop
OF dealers to the Style and make OF our Rsrments
most OF which was made u order, and the work
OF which We Will warrant 10 stand Our stock s con-
prsed Ia part, of all the tyles Of Cloth .ts
All Callouns, rock dress, ON business ske lefop
tweed linen drAb deta alpAcca Cashmere Coats.
eAsslmere ana tweed suits 40 match; SIX and nar.
seillesNesungsi Pants in great variety, :,
Youths, Boys and Childrsn's Clothing.
Our stock Is entirely new, comprising eysry seeS
style aud quality. i'fif 10 ~
MEMS Furnishing Goods.
Wetnvlte pArticNlAF attention 20 our Improved cut
SHIRTS as u ~ the most d. sirable and reliable make
shirt IN the market. Gloves, Suspeudrrs searfs
Neck tes, Graz ats, Handkerchless Half Hose needle
worked shirt bOsous, and aIull stock under wear
Piece Goods. ct
Black blue brown and daflla Cloths: black ana r.n
ey CiNssineres, ia great variety ak and Aarssills
tessings; dress ,deta and liEen Drlngs. umbrefiaa
kc-, 6e., 6c. - !
n. B-Cothing cot to order.
WARD, BIRMINGHAM a co. Practical Taiiors
mas No. 70 fabiie squaFe. .NashylIe.R
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nem-Dork.

rom vIsCHER, OWEN CO., General Advertising
House, Appleton Building, 34o Broadway,
New-York.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-07-11
That Valuable Farm.

UNHE numerous deaths among yonng children,
!. show TIA 4 the powerful me .ici usually pres
crbe fnr tnvm, j. not suited inT their weakly coud
ton The besI Febrifage in the world for children
4 ~. Ll....N N....rl Lll Il The
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-07-11
Lemons! Lemons!

n BOXES fresh sicily Irasoas, Just received By
4U tie steamer RED Rsxsr .ehoa aad In arm order
Ia sae loS zl No. 5 Market street
mayas CARFER, wILsfoRn + 90.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-07-11

Relrigeraiors and Ice Cream PretztrS.
Il HAVE on hand and for sale q lowest prices
L II McfsoSAI1D's LOUISVILLE REF aItsf FlA TORS,
50 aesortsf sirrs of nzssey's ics crssm Freerers,
whseh have the &C being ths best freezars
nosA IN use, usually making Ice Cream in . minutes
leg picks and mallss< silver plated snd rn Jaisp
CaA aad cobier Ftrsiners-
PLATED cAsroPS, ke.
3nf best qaalay silver ylzte4 whiis nesAl Cas-
fesf tssether ~ith sery pretIy aud nag nas
80 kf4st Casters which ~lll be sold le4.
- CHAN8ER TOllETwARg
= Na.l Rosess-sa.s
o<<sn, ~hste, ban AID sther ealors.
.cniiarsa's Bathing rshs-
,E11 4 sstz h.fh rabs- Hts ett
hskh tubs made - sr9sr. J. ". WILSoS.
Hoass Fssnishlax Store, II ce,l<es ~
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-07-11

tsrE are in receipt of lot OF superior Wheat Fans
w fasy viii De sSId II Aanafaetsry pri'cs 81 se
> assnss aasss s'ss' CARTER, witsFoRD SEQ.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-07-11
Cotton Yarns.

Cetton Yarns.
II store sad Coz ssls. ~ M4naf-ctozer's prices
large qaAntity ofthse<s eeiebrstei ColtsD fsrns.
nannfacrnrod ~ ths Password fsxfary sb.k faF
snAiity asa sapsriafsF st4Ed aariFz4c4. Cur s<,<s
embraces ali The Hunib~rs.
hlxglI.. HOOPER CO.,
spra-tf sos. snd Marie
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na5bDillf Patriot,
R Va -:

TER kIS:
Daily per iuuunn, 30 w
Tri-Weekly s'er innum, ,.................- 90
.WeeAiS pei . W
One Weekly for TWO years, or two Weeklies
tor one year in advance, ...........-- w
When the Daily, rri-Weekly, or Weekly 10 be
scontnued( paid in advance at the time suDscIloeo
,r) the subscriber must order otherwise It will be
,ntin ed At option, until paid for and stopped
not "a d. il must be paid at the time oi discontnu-
zee or at our option. If the party is good ~ Will be
snt until paid =
Remittance by mail in registered etters at our
risk.
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- Forty Negroes.
HAVE FOR sale about 30 Negroes iasi received from
L thv caaatry cJasistias ot mea, 40 neu saj cAsl-
area. iacInllas several sexy SaiaAbIe hoese ser
r. J. LYLES.
,,avast 81 Gear street.
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That SUBURBAN. Residence.

;ITISHING to IN IKE other Investments, va pro
w pose to sell all our Real Estate in Davi sOn
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Sick Babies Wanted

april
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1859-08-19
EDUCATIONAL ADDRESS,
DELIVERED By
RICIFD w. TURNER ESQ,
ATETHE
RED LAND. Sc lNI.NdRF,
AUGusT.5TH, 1855.

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The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1859-08-19
roNDENeE.
RED LAND SEMINARY,
August 5th, 1859

R1oH'D w. TURNER, ESQ., Dea'
Sir: Highly appreciating the very
excellent address delivered by you
to-day, before the patrons and students
of Red Land Seminary, and truly be-
lieving as we do, that the senti-
ments expressed in it will prove high
" beneficial to the rejecting in allie
4nunities, we therefore respe etfilly re
quest copy for publication.
With true regards, your friends,
MARTIN MARTIN.
SAM'L "A. BOGGS,
B. H. NELSON.
j. Ct. ALLEN
j. W. MOORING.
ID. F, CAVITF.
r.. f. WYCHE.
T. w. ABNEy.
VINCENT WALKER.
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1859-08-19
NUMBER 8.

-.
leyears of childhood. Wretched, ,ineor-
rigible, demoniac, as any human being
may even have become, there was .
time, when he took the FIRST step in
error and in crime when for the Grst
time, he just nodded to his fall, on che
brink of ruin- Then, ere he was ir-
recoverably lost, ere he plunged into
the abyss of infamy and quilt, he might
have been saved, as it was by the waiv-
ing Of the hand.
FATHER, MOTHER, PATRIOTS and
CHRISTIANS, it is this very hour Of
peril through which, these children are
now passing. They know it not, but
you know it, and where the knowledge
is, there is the responsibility. Society
is responsible-not society. considered
as an abstraction, but society as it con-
sists of living members, which mem
bers tce are. Clergymen aresresponsi-
bic. All men, who have enjoyed the
opportunities of higher education in
our colleges and universities, are re-
sponsible, for they can convert their
means, whether of time or talent Einto
instruments for elevating mascot the
people.
The conductors Of the public press
are responsible for they have daily
access to the public ear, and they can
infilse just notions of this, high duty
into the public mind.
Legislators are responsible-for in
our country, and in our times, no man
is worthy the honored name..oj states
man, who does not include the highest
practical education Of the people in all
| his plans of administrator, He may
have oloquence; he may have knowl-
edge of all history, Diplomacy and
Jurisprudence and by these he might
claim in other countries, the elevated
rank of a statesman, but unless, he
speaks, plans, labors at all times, and
in all places for the culture and educa-
ton of the whole people, he is not, he
cannot be an American Statesman.
Then if this dread responsibility, for
the fate of our children be disregarded
how, when called upon in the great
eventful day to give an account Of tho
manner in which our earthly duties
have been discharged, can we expect to
escape the condemnation, ssIn as much
as you have not done it to one Of tho
leastof these, ye have not done II unto
me-" But, gentlemen, / am glad to
see and to know of truth, that you
are preparing to escape the above aw-
full condemnation you are preparing
70 educate your children at houte,g gand
thereby qualify them for assuming tho
/, great responsibilities of American
citizens. And this spacious templesso
learning, which you have here erected
and are now dedicating to the well-nigh
sacred name of Academy, shall be a
monument to your memories, more
lasting, than moulten brass. OF tho
finest parian marble. And may Jour
laboia be crowned with more than or
dinary success. May you educate
here some village Hamden ''---some
"mute inglorious Milton - sone
Cromwell guitless Of bis coentries
blood" who
eth applase of listening senates TO
Il command,
The threatsof pain and ruin to despise,
TO scatter plenty DER smiling land
Andread their history in nation seye.
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1859-08-19
Eg- Man is strong-woman !

Eg- Man is strong is
beautiful. Man is daring in conduct
woman in difident and unasuming.
Man shines abroad woman at home.
Man talks to convince--woman to
pesuade and please. Man has a rug
ged heart woman a soft and tender
one. Man has science woman taste.
Man has Judgement woman sensibili.
y. Man is being Of justice--woman
Of mercy.
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BELLEVUE, August Q, 1859.

Gentlemen. ] am in the receipt Of
your kind note, requesting q copy o.
the address delivered by ne on the
5th of August INST before the patrons
and students of Red Land Seminary
for publication.
Although, it was hastily P aapared in
the midstof my professional and Other
engagements, the original il herewith
submitted 10 your discretion 1vithoutre-
vision, as the next term of oap District
Court approaches 50 near, that | have
not the time to revise it.
With very great respect,
Iamy yoursxary tEtig.
RICHARD w. TT RNER.
Messrs. j. G.. Allen, R. L. Wyche.
Samuel A. Boggs and others
~ r
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IRlsH WIE Please yer honor, is
thing lost when you know where it isl
Said an Irish footman 10 his master.
To be sure not You BOBBY.
Och Thank yer honor for that.
The di'el Of harm then for the copper
sackettle's at the bottom of the vel"
UE The nieanest man in the world
lives in this city. He buttons his shirt
with waters, aud looks al bis money
through a magnifyipg gIssa because
| it causes a half dime f. Iook Ike a
quaf.er.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-12-24

NEW ORLEANS, October 6, 1859.
To the Honorable the Common Council
of the City of New Orleans:
THE UNDERSIGNED owner of real props
erty on the south side of Fourth street. Fourth Dis
e between Magazine and Constance streets does respectfully
walk nnpaved to be made Of brick by cubstone
and wooden cutters, according the City Chatter section
No. llg. . y 1880
/ Bogart has 1877 feet
Others have
Respectfully your obedient servant, ISAAC BoeARr.
GEIAS. CLAIBORNE,
Secretary Of the Board Of Aldermen.
NouvEILE ORLEANS ce Octobre 1859.
Afhonorable Conseil de Vile de Ia Nouvee Orleans;
/ II soussigne prOprietaire sur lie cote sud.
Quest de Ia rue uatriene dams Quareme District
les rues Constance ct Magasns prize honorable corps de
faire briqes riroes on bos
portion de la banquee pavee daccod ayec ii section
de Ia Charte dc Ia vile. ~ 80
l. Bogart possede 1877 pieds.
Les autres proprittaires, l2
hespeenensehien Sotre obessan server ISAAC BoGARr
dec7 LAVISH Secretare DIN Board des Aldermen
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-12-24

REARD, PITTS d GARDNER SMITH AuC.
- oneers and Appraisers No 81 Common street between
Camp and ST. Charles streets, j. A. BEARD e
Co. having possession Of all the Books Record Of j. A.
Beard Co. and Beard May and their valuable Books
a s,s Of the !, city Of New Orleans showing the various
leans pslaehase Jefferson City, Rickervle Bloomingdae
Burtheyiie Geenville and Garfoton will continue to devote
their attention the sale Of Real Estate Slaves
end Port Warden Sales Household Furniture Bank and other
patronage heretofore literally extended 10 them MS 6n
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CoMPrRoLIER's OrrIcE
City Of New Orleans, December l9, 1859.

CoMPrgolI.ER,s OrrIcE
se 81 City Of New Orleans, December l9, 1859.
Ell n mo. 4S43.]
R6pl Tint the Comptroller be and he Is hereby author
lied to adiudcate bidder after days notice
The ociai journal contract for constructing round stone
with specifications file in the Surveyors Of
hce Said adjudication subject to the approval rejection
OF the Common Council z85s
fsigned1 JOHN T. MONROE,
President Board Of Assistant Aldermen.
fSigned1 j. o. NIXON, 81 ss3
President Board of Aldermen.
Approved Dec l. 1859.
fSignedl GERARD STITH, Mayor.
3s Nh ]. l. FAnRr, Secretary.
Noce Is hereby given that SATURDAY, the Sls inst,
will adjudicaie my Office at II O'Clock NJ the above
contract
dls In INV @ v. DUPLESsIS, Comptroller
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PETITlONS--OFF1CIAL.
Froclamamation by the Mayor.
r. Y ->~S><>~>~. sYg -
MAYokAlTY OF NEW ORLEANS

MAYokALTY OF NEW ORLEANS,
City Hall, December /, 1859,
RY VIRTUE OF resolution No. 1896 of til Q
- Common Council Of the city of New Orleans and III accord
with section 2l of the City Charter notice is hereby given
that 1t is the intention of the city of New Orleans TO be
OPENED Rochebaye street from Bayou road 70
according entitled IAN Act TO regulate the opening
laying and improving streets and public places in the city of
New Orleans and it's suburbs Incorporated aud not incoPo
GERARD STIfH Mayor.
Proclamation par lie Marie.
MARIE NeuyELLE ORLEANS,
Hoiel de Vile, Ter ddcenbre 1852
I'm VERTU dc In resolution No. 1896 du
Il Conei Comn,un de la Nousec Ordans ct comic
Ia section III de Ia cae Ia Vile avis IL present
don que n,enon de In vile do Ia est de
faire oyrr Rocheblavc parir u chemin du Bayou
usqna Columbus, coniormtment acte intuld Actc
relaf fonvetture antliorao DIES rnes CT places
pubiaues dams Vile Nonyee Orleans fanbougs
ncorores pms ncoporas aus de banieues
vi lie 3avfil 1882 F Eye
d. LAVISH GERARD ST1Tli, Marie
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-12-24

New ORLEANS, June l, 1859
To the Honorable the Common Council
of the city of New Orleans
THE PETITION of the undersigned re-
specially sowe,h that the majority required by the New
able body pass resolution authorizing the Comptroller to
SELL after days notice in the official JOURNAL the
making the brick sidewalk the side of street from
Urquhart St. Avide street. and the side of Lafayette
Avenue from Goodchilden Urquhart The work
be done according to specifications of the City Surveyor
II. Brewer, 80 feet
T. Schultz l06 :.
5,s George Nelson, 8 80 80.
John Naufcn, 80 :.
Francois Cenac, rs
Chs Frunel 304 :.
Henry Dutsch, IS
JAS A. HOPKINS
Secretary Board Of Assistant Aldermen.
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NouvELlE- ORLEANS, sept. 1859.
A Phonorablc Conseil des Assistant Aldermen
soussignes, Proprietnt-
honorable corps de ae vendre lie conolenr
pour Ia de des prres rondcs les
chaque intersection piers plates damos quatre
de hge ouvrage devra ie dapres les specifications
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HARDWARE.
EEDs, FOUNDRY. new ORLEANS Z

LEEDS co, IRON FOUNDERS,
and Manufacturers of Vertical Horizontal Steam Engines
Boilers Sugar Mills Vacuum Pans Sugar Kettles Cnrifers
Filters Steam and Horse Power Draining MachAes Saw Mills
Gin Gearing Iron Columns and Fronts Buildings Furnace
mouths Crate Bars etc. and all Machinery required for the
South.
We have duly authorized and prepared to construct
sTILI.MAN'S PATENT BAGASSE FURNACE.
faI9 d.E,y1y
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

s New ORLEANs, August l3, 1859.
To the Honorable the Common Council
of the City Of New Orleans:
THE PETITION of tho undersigned re-
pecnlly showeh that the majority required by the
City Charter having signed this petition they pray your hon
ornbie body to resolution authorizing the Comptroller 10
sell after five days notice in the official Journal the for
making brick sidewalk St Andrew street. the unpaved
side from Rousseau street 10 Constance street. The work
done in aecordnnce with the specifications OF the City Sur
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APPROPRIATIONS HtOh THE CONvk&ACI
srass street. from Claiborne to Broad streets
e q e e
= ss s & I'm Of said
The shall be either shore bank stones Of
Sd snd Gos
r. he @ and ID 70 m TO-
sd their points Nj those ad on fat shall b rejected
and ths joints shan filed With lake shells
.sIlsl
ondoa gsvsi and sharp sand mixed and the shall then
be opened To- travel Z, ~
bot sides wih second hand caTSstones
entire .atisfaeon the CITY Surveyor who viii be the sole
judge Of The s qualify q the work va \ Il
coataesor ha be removed I'D hanled away u him
the materials shan b Of he bsss quality and shall be fur
The sontEsetsr shall Be- Seqa e begin he work II the ten
y
snaliy for each and every day thereafter
solysa. e Of slsoo shall be
Payments made III completion of each three Or
more squares Of paving and the acceptance Of the by
e psd s 8 the
liz h. n nss
se u s Be @ e by s, @ s s @
in Ss,ssps Il responsible
The contractor shall bound to keep the paving in perfect
pcon and for the faithful performance Of this condition.
shall retain in guarantee 10 per Of the
q paid w the city which retention shall be paid to the
forfeited for the use Of the city.
cSnrac.Gs shall Ray into The City Treasury prior to
The being well understood that said
inhnrsement Of said cost Of publication.
~ we'll understood that in of failure by the
&c e s he ha
Which the work being executed the Council shall have the
ant requred BY article 1915 q he Civil Code and without
Supplying to court OF Justice to annu the and without
Indemnity and is also well understood that
tractor shall at any time abandon the work
the same II conformity with his contract the
ok done By him up 70 the date Of The and that
the city shall be thereby discharged from and all liability
therefor and It Is also well understood that
be resod the contractor and his securities shall held
bound IN sodo INTO the city all loss difference between
the price at which the contractor originally
form the work and the price which adjudcaed
resale or rehabilitation.
Bids to % running foot for the whole work complete
New Orleans, Dec. 10, 1859.
(Signed] LOUIS II. PILE,
City Surveyor.
Boards Of the Common Council
Issnssl 4 ho z FEs HsgxeRE' ,chairnsn.
2 Registered Dec. II, 1859
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re Secretary Board of Assistant Aldermen
NoUvELIE. ORLEANS l oct. ls5a
r ES s0ussignes, pr0pri etRires sur In rue
IL SCharles lei deyani Nayades entire les Philippe
Psance deandent yotre homo
rahe corps de are fae banquee bqes piercs
dc boes rgoes bois 10 cote est de Ia ite
celia n'exse dayor les anciennes reevses
naniee former surface une ct raguce, petion
aires, etc.
t4=9F W. Gordon l25 pieds
7$gs Jno. NJ. Burrows, rs
Thos Burke, 81
S. II. Ellis. 6e
Il. C. Isaacks, IS
Patrick Irwin, 16l
James Rainey, 10
S. v. Harrington, 50
RyncaY Rezean, SO
Peter Ross, IS :,
John Holmes, 40
r. w. Raync, ~
u. Mcdonnell, SO :.
. Geo. Jonas 10 :.
E. S. Keep 81
W. ii. Daneron,
John u. Livaudais, 81 .
JAS A. HOPKINS,
ap lawsw Sssssiaire du Censeil dss Asst, Aldermen
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WORCESTERSHIRE UNDERSIGNED have
formed eopanershp and will continue the business Of
L. o. TWICHEI CO., their successors,
and style of u. H. FAIRCHID Co., the purpose q
conducting General Commission and Forwarding Business
this city, at the old stand, No. 70 Poydras street.
Il. H. FAIRCHILD,
JOHN w. BINGHAM. "
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Secretary of the Board OF Aldermen.
NoUvELLE ORLEANS, ce Is Aont 1859.
A fhonorabe Couse de Vile de In NouvecOreans
Els soussigncs reprcsentent respectueu-
- senent que In inaoritt rense III novee Chae
signd In presene petition, ills penl honorable corps
hen vouor adopter resolution dormant forisaon
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olfce sontra pour Ia construction Dune banqnee b
Ia ST. Andrew, du cote pave epus la
Rousseau uqua la Conscience Lonyrage
d'accord les specifications du Voyer,
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-12-24

: = NEW UNLEANS, Uct. I, IS5g
WE, the undersigned, owners of property
w fronting ST. Charles street. date Nayades) Phi
and Pleasant east side respectfully petition honorable
tody brick banques bordeed by cubsones
CUTTERS be made the said side of said street. where
present exist and such improperly made
taken up and relad even and regular
surface and your petitioners will ever pray, etc
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-12-24

ON RETIRING FROM THE WESTERN Commission
" business beg 10 recommend my friends my
partner MI D. H. FAlRCHlLD with his associate, MI. j. w.
oil 3m T. G. TWICHEIIA
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-12-24

NoUvELLE- ORLEANS, JUN 1850
Alhonorabe Conseil Commun de In Nouvelle -Orleans
+ APETITION des soussignes respectueuse-
- ment represente que la maor requise par la nouvele
charte ayan sgnee cette petition ellie demande hono-
Bile dadopter resolution auorsant e conroeur de
trait pour Ia confeco de banquee bques cote
de la es Arts DIES Urquhart Avde lie
de ravenue Lafayette DIES Bons Urquart da
pres les specifications du voyer de la Vile
f. Brewer, So pieds
F. Schultz, l06 :.
Geo. Nelson, 80 :,
John Naufen, 81
Francois Cenac, 12S !.
Chs Fninel, SU4 :.
Henry Dutscb, IS
JAS. A. HOPKINS
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