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Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1859-09-30
Here's Health for the Million
CLARKE's SHERRY WINE RIIgrERS

fALATAHLB AND HEALTHY
Composed Of Rock Rose, Wntcrgrccn. yellow pocL
loot, Saraaparlla, Wild Cherry, prckly Ash
Popular Bark, Mandrake, &c.
lhcy operate on the three main organs N the human
system, the Blood the Liver aud the Kidneys curins
Jsundioe' Loss Of Appetite, Dyspepsia, Asthma &c.
MECHANICS, FARMERS, CLERGYMFN ann
PUBLIC MEN.
All Of the above classes Of people feel At some ss.
Of the year the need Of gentle Tonic and no medirj
can he better adapted Tor their purpose Thy rupN n
you wish TO live to good Old age, and enjoy all The com
forts Of life Of PERfECr HEALTH. Thy rnFw. an
ye lovers Of good Bors and good health, and Won Mi,
find them Cheap, Ehectual and Pleasant Remedy
The largest Bottlc the lowest price, and the best mod
icnc in the world and sold everywhere for The low mic.
Of % cents for Pint Bottle ~ cents Quart rs cent?
Quarts, and only Sl.25 for Quarts
Sold by ). NJ. HENRY Sons. State Agents. Wa,
tcrbufy, Vt, and by dealers generally
Sold in Montpelier by FRED. T.. SMITH
Also. DIR. CLABkE'S HERB PILLS AND CuRR
RT SYRUP sold A. above. 4IOcttgs
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1859-09-30

For tho WatOIman.
"BEES AND HONEY.-MHO BEATS =,

bees AND HONEI.-WHO BEATS -
Mn EDrroR -Under the above caption
your correspondent brags how much honey he
has made from ten swarms Of bees He will
have to try again
We have taken from four swarms 22j
pounds, and have five extra swarms Of bees,
containing at least 200 pounds, making in all
425 pounds Of surplus honey, all from four
swarms of bees in Coltons patent hives, the
product Of one season. G. c. ABBOTT.
Worcester, Vt, Sept. Q, 1859.
~ Emma, only daughter Of VIM. and
Maria Whitney Of sheldon, was burned last
Friday by her clothes taking fire, so that she
survived about five hours. Her suffering.
though brief, were awful beyond description.
She was nearly five years Of age.--St Adams
Messenger.
"a John Stafford of Cambridge was almost
instantly killed on the 2Otn ult., by being
precipitated into a well from which he was
raising stone.
IV1 One Reuben Wright. an escaped con-
vict from Concord State prison, was arrested
at Wells River on Wednesday Of last week,
and taken back to his old quarters. lie is
supposed to be one Of gang who entered
John l.. Rix's house at Hayerhill fortnight
since. Coiedonian.
~ The Nashua Telegraph doesn't publish
births, but thus gives broad hint that some
thing has happened in that line "The man
who carries the babies round must have tip
pod his basket over in our neighborhood.-
Such shower Of babies as we have had NJ
here the minister, and the lawyer. and
the doctor, are all in for it, not to mention
other parties not pertaining to the learned
professions"
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1859-09-30
HOOKS WITH GIFTs.

NpNEsTl Is fHh hEST POLICY.
,DpN'T BE DECEIVED ANY LONGERl
we the oiignators Of the Git Book Business will
seG our large new Catalogues, in book form, postage
paul to any address ALBERT COLBY & co.
9'o9 No. - Washington st., Boston Mass
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1859-09-30

STATISTICAL AND HIsToRICAL ACCOUNT
OF THE COUNTY OF ADDISON by Samuel
Swift.-Onc hundred and thirty-two pages
octave, paper covers, price so cents This is
part Of the larger work recently noticed, be-
ing the part in reference to the County of Adj
olson. 1t is the first history OF Vermont
County, we believe and We hope it will not
be the last. Bennington and Windham af-
ford peculiarly rich materials in their early
history; then, next in importance and inter
est, as embracing the early history of the
State, would be Windsor, Orange and Chit
tenden and then all to Lamoille, which is of
recent date. Just think of fourteen histo-
rians, each seeking every item Of Interest re-
specting his own County. What a magazine
of materials for a State History would be ao-
eumulatod-how much of valuable matter
that would escape the notice of any one man,
however industrious and faithful he may be.
The example afforded by Judge Swifts work
is good ono.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1859-09-30
RELGEF IN TEN MINUTES



p L l. VI o NIC " 4 FERS!
The certain and speedy rrmcd, ever discovered hr
all Disease OF the
CHEST AND LUNGS. COUGHS, COLDS. ASTHMA,
ConWmpiou, Bronchitis, Influenza lioarcncss,
Dificult Breathing, Sore Throat &c. Nc.
These WATERS give the most insiantaneou, and perfect
rcci and when pcrserered with according 60 directions
never hi to effect rapid and lasting Thousands
have been restored 20 perfect health who have trcd oh-
CO means in vain 10 a classes and all constitutions
they are blessing and cufc--nonc need despair uo
matter how long the disease may have existed or how
ever severe may be- provided the organic structure q
The vital organs is not hopelessy dccaycd Every
afflicted should give them impartial trial
TO yoCALlSTs AND PUBLIC sPEAKERs.
these Waters are peculiarly valuable they will in oSs
DAY remove the most occasional hoaeness and
their regular use Tor few days will AZ al times increase
the power and feasibility q the voice, greatly improving
its tone, compass and ccaness or which purpose they
are regularly used by many professional ,ocaluts.
JOB MOSES, sole Proprietor, Rochester n. Y
Price p cents per boa
Vocalists and Public speakers
Vocalists aud Public Speakers
Nooalists and Public Speakers
VIII find Bryan's waters
VIII find Byaus Waters
VIII hud Bryans Waters
Invaluable TO remove
Invaluable 10 remove
Invaluable 20 remove
Hoarsencss and Sore Throat,
huarstness and Sore Throat
Huameness and Sore Throat
Aud give clearncss to the Voice.
And give clearness the Voice.
And give clearness to the Voice.
They relieve in ten minutes
They relieve in ten minutes,
They relieve in ten minutes,
Coughs, Colds and all diseases
Coughs, Colds aud all diseases
Coughs, Colds, and all diseases
Ofthe Chest and Lungs.
OF the Chest and Lungs.
Uftho Chest aud Lungs.
sold by all Druggists
sold by all Druggists
Sold by all Druggists
AT 25 cents a box
Al - cents box
63ll is At 2j cents box
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1859-09-30

TnE WEATHER has been very unfair for
the County Fairs. The Addison County, at
Middlebury, should have been held last week /;
but it was postponed to Oct. u and l3.
Pour or five county fairs were fixed for this
week. on Wednesday and Thursday, and
Wednesday morning brought heavy rain,
doubtless interfering very much with the
movement Of stock and products for exhibit
ton, The Fair in this county is going ahead
Hon. JAMES l.. STARK, JR., has, during
the present month, removed permanently tC
Chicago. where he is to continue the practice
Of the law We regret to chronicle this de-
parture Of Mr.. Stark fron our village, and
had hoped that something would occur to
change his determination, made several
months since. to remove TO a larger field. No
man In our midst has moro Of the respect and
confidence Of The public than Mr. Stark
Bsasfgton Banner
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1859-09-30
STILL ANOTHER.

ALnASy. " y. june 3. 1880.
Mr. A. J. GRrEN, Highgiic, VI Dear Su-Nuu will
rccoect when m Albany months since, of present
ing DR.. licrrck with bottle Of your "Moits Hair IT,
ugoraor for bis daughter, trial II prorcd The best
preparation We had her Please send ono dozen
bottles Of the fifty cent size.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1859-09-30

An EXTRAORDINARY SEASON. - Every
month has been marked by frost, and a
drought, severer than any known for many
years in this region, has prevailed through
tho summer. But under the influence of the
rains of last week. the grass has started Wig
orously, and Strawberries are blooming The sec
ond time his season.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1859-09-30
IMPORTANT TO FEMALES
ID r. II T. T. S T. NJ AN'S PILLS
Prepared by Cornelius L. Chccscman NJ d
O.

VI
NEW YORK CITY
The combination of ingredients in these Pills are The
result Of long and extensive practice They are mild
in their operation, and certain u correcting All r,ou
lariucs, Painful McnstruAons removing a obstruction.
whether from cold otherwise, headache uain In be
side. papatiou " the heart, whitc AN nervous aHcc
TONS, Mysteries fatigue, pain W Che back and limbs &c.
disturbed sleep, which arise rom interruption nature
TO MARRIED LADIES.
Dr. Cheescmaus Pills invaluable, as they will bring
ON the monthly period with regularity Ladies who have
been disappointed n the use of other Pills can place the
utmost confidence 10 DR.. Cheeseman's Pills doing all
that they represent 90 do.
NOTICE
There u condition Of The female system in which
ne ilN cannot be taken icitt0Ht producing PECU-
LfAR RESULT The condition referyc8fo IS PREG.
NfNrf-ths result, MTSCdRHftGE. Surh IS ne
rcfif'abe tendency gf the medicine rff0rc the seruaf
functions 10 normal condition, that ne yeprodue-
firc p0iccr ~ nature cannot resist H.
warranted purely vegetable, and free from anything
injurious Explicit directions, which should be read
accompany each box. Sent by mail enclosing 81 to
the General Agent
Sold BY one Druggist in every town in The United
States, K b. HUTCIlNGS,
General Agent for the United States
les Chambers ST., New York,
10 whom all Wholesale orders should be addressed
n z Sold BY s. L. REuFTpLp Moufuelior VI Al az
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iocalists and Public Speakers
1ocahsts and Public Speakers
Y ocalists and Public Speakers
New Orleans daily crescent., 1859-06-30

eepted and the authorized Into with
said parties accor dinghy. per notaral act
tract for making railing around tho cCary SQUARE
Third M rct, ts G. Costlsy-secuy, Samuel Mcconnell
At D. cents running foot including the gates the
authorised contract with the party per potaa act
for tho performance Of the work.
Rssosed That the Comptroller be and he is hereby author
he official Journal each Of the four following sepa
hs work to BE- done In accordance with
Viz: 'N' Ne''-'A o'11'''
1t contract for paving e. Charles street with
ing and raising the sidewalks.
ID contract for paving with round Basin street,
from Common to Qirod street.
3d. contract for constructing brick sidewalks bodeed by
and wooden CUTTERS both sides Of Johnssn
from the New Canal to Canal street
4h contract constructing bprdered by
street fro n Josephine to Washington street.
Nicholson Co. certificate for The balance due ssid
for the extension the Market $3.50
being amount of fines incurred for noncompeon Of
sion In the time required by their contract.
solred That the Comptroller be and he is hereby author
lied to aduicas the lowest bidder days
he official journal contract for painting the railing around
Camp street canal In accordance with specifications file
the Surveyors office said adjudication subject the
proyal or rejection Of the Common Council.
The following resolutions, mentioned in the fore
going report, read twice and concurred in, the
rules being suspended:
Yeas: Messrs. Monroe, Bakewell, BENT, Hall,
Haygbe, Leefe, Magioni Patterson, Pettingl and
White-10.
resolution instruetng the Comptroller to sell
and banquee paving Notre Dams
| from Tohoupitonas to Magszinss e street.
be made Rt various Of the Third District
On motion, the Board adjourned until Tuesday
next, the 9Th Of July, at o'clock, P. M.
JAS. A. HOPKINS, Sec'y.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1859-06-30
MAYORALTY--OFFICIAL.
MAYORALTY OF NEW ORLEANS. 7
City Hail. June TO- 1859.
Common Council Of the City Of New Orleans

mo. 4645.]
ss% ss Pound Pis limits ' d
Of ste Orleans That from and after the pas Of a ord
nance shall not be lawful for any persons to allow
horse mule sheep or any other animal to ut large
within .' the e e feqSing ria limits: ~.
second District Sstwesn the river Broad street. Canal
IN from s
Esssn
.a to Ct H. nj s
thence the public road to the river thence the river
upper line Of The city and Felicity Road and shall b
mres @ . shese Or other M found running
District wherever such may found and the
shall n M AN found
over pay the sum Of fifty cents for each day such animal
sEo. Be q further ordained That the Mayor be and
hereby to sppont the Of the
s Ms s al init 1 s o e .e
N wh each Of said s re M and report da
a'ss' @
sna 5 SO s s a d.
Of S ia" s Gfs net Se
the second section Of this ordinance the policemen
Aforesaid penalty os han
@ s who Is sS
running large shall have the rsht Of srrss,ing said ANIMAL
se g. saSs
conducted to Of the o-nd. of this city shall be released
the District wSsren snch .nima been arrested
and the payment to ths pound keeper of the fine and pound
SIC Be iurtnsr ordained That it shall he the duty Of
which 81 shall BE- registered daily all animals brought to the
moreover, make
and furnish to the Comptroller The end of month";
ceSed The said pound Keepers shall furnish ali The feed
necessary for said animals impounded reaution FIRST
Boards Of Assrmen and pound keeper falling comply
VIZ" B. o s oran rSs be all mules
mpounded and shall be sold at public
journal and all sheep other animals shall be sold by the
M after = three days nptiSs ISL, in The official Journal
contrary to the of this ordinance be and
the same Isl isianes1 hsss9y repealed 10. NIXON.
tsisnsal rFs''sfH SHas. sofia II s5 %lb5 aI9s;@'n'
President Board of Assistant Aldermen.
je3 St lSignedl GERARD STITH, Mayor.
MAYoRALTY OF NEW ORLEANS, }
Common Council of the City Of New orleans !
[ No. 4651.]
Whereas recently has ossar,ed disastrous fire in the Third
tended some eight nine of grouud therefore,
Resolcd, That the Commercial Water Works Company
I'd % h % be ct
water pipes Of sufficient eaprsy afford fu supply Of
notify the Attorney General in order take legal proceeding
Rsso,ed tsssr That Dc Mayor be and he is hereby
queed to notify said company in writing Of the of
sEnsd pe.den. Board Saas i x...aS. Il MARIA aas2a.n
. President Board of Aldermen.
ie2s St isignedi GERARD sTITH Mayor
New Orleans daily crescent., 1859-06-30
MARIE DE LA yogyELaE,oRIEANs, +,

MARIE DE LA NOUyELIiE0RLEANs
Hotel de Vile, I de mars, issa
EN- VERTU de la resolution No. i412 COp,m,n
aopouve ls9, avis lie que Pin
tcnton de Il vile de la Soayelle Orleans payer en-
peTTes des faan msrche e la
des Mssaps Qaatriea Dis,ic sur rue dn Camp
dc Ia rus Ste, Marie Ia ST. Ande. ct rue Sic
Marie, de Ia rue du Camp Ia des MseaS
Ia section I'D de Ia cearas de 10 SeaveleO egus
ms tsNsw GERARD STITH. Marie
ARD uitI-3A bbls choics Ciurnnaii yiner STRAINED
- tors safe by S. q. KENNEDY Il co.
| Al 20 Poyisas street.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1859-06-30
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.

UoMPTRo1LERs OFFICE, I
City of New Orleans July I, 1865.
r EsDLvED, That the Comptroller be, and
~ he hereby authorized and equirea give notice.
standing advertisement the official ourns in
With the ninth section Of ordinance l approved March
w. 1854 the Council will not bill against the city unless
contracted under authority Of order from the Comptroller
In accordance with the ordinance referred to-
tSignedl e. l.. TRACY,
President Board of Assistant Aldermen,
lSigned] L. H. PLACE,
President Board Of Aldermen.
Approved April q, 1855.
[Signsdl JOHN LEWIS, Mayor
The attention Of the on the city OF the public
respectfully called to the foregoing resolution.
v. DUPLESSIS,
jy16H Comptroller City of New Orleans.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1859-06-30

10000 feet * and TX narrow dressed Florida Yellsv N
FLOORING, tongued and dressed. -
10000 feet and IL wide dressed Florida Ycllov -
FLOORING, tongued and grooved.
10000 feet dressed Florida Yellow Pima t,R
ING, tongued aud grooved.
10000 feet vide dressed Florida Yellow Pine CEIfro
tolgued and grooved.
100000 feet narrow dressed Florida Yellow Piss rtOOk
ING, square edged -
10000 feet dressed WEATHERBOARDS
lD 90 fest rough Yellow Pine LUMBER copsisas 4 ~
Boards, Weatherbonrds, Scantling, Joirx n. =
10000 feet assorted Cypress Lumber Iaths and shinsia
shshes; Doors, Blinds, Mouldines, etc, eta.
FOR sale at tho lowest market prices In lots to mi =
ehasers by SIMPSON DilRE =
se30 ly Me- Rsa.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1859-06-30

SrIS .
- AA<0lto ~ : 80 ssass
r. - q - = Z : : q s. -
19FETGEAIl J()JJ1$NAl1.
A.. -:
g31I1Hwnr4DN 43OUNUEE-
&
klSI6TAfSI 1sl,hSttM "a IN y
) 7n.snsv. 9stb June. 1889.
s 2 z. s Z 8 80 $500 80.
~ esZ pursospps sros pss'a.Ss q .%0.inS%sns nss9s
r. ilssshs, M Issis, Sssicni, Moreno,
~ ~ n - II lla ID
a "A sA'.' 49, ~ a''os'o1' ~
I ~ s';sx,.s sosnunic..ion Vas read, and, on
a5lIss, Sii aEtlcn u regard 70 adjudicatiops,
601s - y ~, II regard 70 checks drawn By
1s'sslsa = 'n' oomul's'ss " -
81 80. - ! 4 81 Jss. ssss. isss
Sssss s \. ss os,ss:
A III q sssl p!sssas s notice fion sSis ONCE
e ssss!ss ss;ss ~ D. and
ss .sassAii ne "A bridge s. and broken
~: 6 : s 3. sssss. s'S n y ss 81 e: sss.
II Az u ,sss - ssa,s is' IL sssssssfss
q 81 pounds q At n cent ner aIg pound to
= sssIss!s - ssss., y: e..A ~. :.
e. ss gss !. sps e. N S e.
ssnss S. Il &. p.,.a md unp.vsd ..rs.. d III. city,
T.. :, "A ..,,,., f..ox.. cro,.n
2svas a. 800 psr annusn =
s<a.AS ye@tes AcSsttns sseu1''y HastieA as
SS 5SS5 ~ ~ INN inrs-seeurlty James Coyie-for
n ~ ~. S .-.'s
- .sss:s5s II. - - - = -
T1<s vFsssn rlouvsrf- sacnritv Phflin Drum and r.
~ ~ - ~ snnuup - = - - - -
q
fTs5S9sss - =
;s6, TFsrS--y IL Csran--secur,ty John Gayle-for
= ~ ssssS. g p - 80
n ME44 Nn<u-F. BnFge- security, Geo. Fandhy- $oIN
80 ~. r..hm.,-.aeu,,tv .Iobn Morainfor
~ SsrSSssr.s : =. =. - - -
sA1h WSrd Hsnry security Windel Doll-or $500
~ ssasE
II TIN II snnuun. y l15sSs n 8s'ssf
aud keeping I'M repair the paved streets OF the
6ilGs = ialio 8
tt48 Wpfd e g. Gonejolles-eecurify BY McGuinn and
~, 4eyitfe-for $500 par annum.
(3eofxo Cropan-- security Coleman-for
S5zl6 - snnun. sss S.
x6ffd WAsd Cumningx- James Colsfor S6950
~ 0lRnua " s :.
keSl5h Cronan- John dubernaor-
Il E5f& MNaJe1M Bucklsy-securty, John Mcvittie-for
vASe0 ~ Mnem Il.
sci ~ annarp. n
81 CerAn John Gsyls-for $3.50
n 49, w " g. ~ - !. n. 1,.d,,, a., es,s
- $sss n "o'. o' s'i'
Leuhnnan-securtty, John Mclain--io
New Orleans daily crescent., 1859-06-30

The following resolutions, accompanying the above
report were read twice and adopted the rules being
suspended.
Yeas: Messrs. Monroe, Bakewell, Benit, Hall,
Hnyghe, Leefe, Magioni, Patterson, Pettingill and
White-l0.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1859-06-30

STATE or LoursfAEi, -. ",
Parish of Orleans, City q New OItesIss. n
BE 1t remembered. that the 9Th Decaq lsSo
me- the subscriber Justice of the Peace In ns
dent A. schreiber Secretary Of the Citizens Mutual
rance Company of New Orleans being duly sworn x In,
Ing TO law do depose say the above accounls
and rus and from the books Of sao e'
pany.
A. scHRlIsHR, Secretary. a
Sworn to and subscribed before this Sth DAY OF De
ber, A. D. 1858. ARTHUR SAuCIEk, SSsN
Third Justice Of the Pet
New Orleans daily crescent., 1859-06-30
CoMPTRoLLER--oFF,cIAL

Notics Is hereby given that SATURDAY, I'd July, wi
sdudieae at IL o'clock my Office the above contract
ie2U LIT 4. THEARD, Comptroller.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1859-06-30

u,
Hnyghe, Leefe, Magion Patterson Pettingll and
White--l0.
Reoiuei That the adjudication by the Comptroller of
tract for srucng brick sidewalks boieed by ones
s'res s r.
be and the same hereby
enter ato contract with the PARTIES notar the
Rsss'sea That the sy the comp,r9er
from eyprs Ferida Landing to Nicholson Co
hereby app owed the security accepted and Mayor su
to enter into contract with the parties naara
Rse'sed THAI adiadicson BY TIE Comptroller of
CUTTERS on soh sides Of Art Street from Ur
suhars to Gil. s,ree to Pat Lane at ss running foot
with parties per notais act for the
Resoired That the adjudication by the Comptroller cen
tract for paving with square books Jna street from New
% os the fqnsrs 5ek rS'' paws
p new s. I0 IS - e e. cd
oas ssn an up s nsS ssb PER h g. 9 %
/ hereby appovS iu he ecnr Sh aecsps sd hs s
Mayor author zd 10 into contract with the parties pei
Iotarial act, for tae performance of said work.
6ssogsd sn That The aaacaGn e Sf contract By The Comp
river St street TO Nathan Stevens CURLY s G.
Nanningatsi % superficial yard fo the squ4rs block
;ars.ieia ysTd new aasgng 81 per supsisis
crossing and s,74 ssr ron bridge Be and the
hereby security accepted aud the Mayor
act; for the performance Of the aforemsntloned work
ReSoteu, adlndies1n the Comptroller of
trat paving with becks of the fronting
the Magazine market, Fourth District, the Camp
street tiom ST. Mary TO ST. Andrew street and the other
stevensscny S. O. Manning 81 80 per super fetal yard
FOR the square block psyement so superficial foot of
ubstones 50 cents superficial foot of crossngston aud
Sfa Tor each iron bridge complete be and the
hereby approved the tecay accepted a=d the Mayor author
lied TO enter into contract with the parties noaa
the performance of said work.
Reored That the sdad cation by the Comptroller OF
tract Tor consruetpg brick Sidewalks boeed clEbstoues
and wooden CUTTERS. both sides of Grod Eysan
Fields street TO Morales street to r. u. White security
Thomas Harta 81 s0per running foct OF sidewalks
aud the same herey approved the security accepted
the Mayor authorized to into with
notarial set Tor the perform Of said work.
Resoired, That the adjudication Comp
troer Tor continuing ST. Asde Claiborne
its present terminus behind the Leyee
Poland street, John Moorey-s
sS 10 running OF @ feet be the hereby
approved the security accepted and the MaFor authorized
enter into contract per noaal act with said parties the
performance OF sid woEk.
Reseleei That hs Comptroller and he Is hers by author
lied TO to ths lowest bidder er
official Journal contract for tne contraction Of brick
wallis hordered by cgrnstopes wooden
sides OF Mariahy street fem GoosehiiTeu
Baplft street said work 10 be done iues
levels and Specifications Of The aaudi
caiion 70 he subject TO approval yecon of the Common
Cpupeit
Rsse Ta; the adjudication by The Comptroller of con.
traei Tor plying he city # New iaSrs ri Pitt burg coal
for the smaiader o the ;esr epqus April l. 1850 s.
Iewfcs s-cntity H. Buadeekaai per barrel az
veisa b and the same is hereby sppvys tie security
New Orleans daily crescent., 1859-06-30
FOUNDRY AND mACHINE-1s1,.

~ GEORGE PATTERgON
tSuccessor to MeCan Pattersor,) corner n ~.
and New Lcyeo strests -
The undsrsignsd now prepared % mannfaeuss gYnAn
ENGINES, BOILERS and MACHINERY Of An H.. ~
Steam Boats, Sugar Plantations, ssw Mills Cotton -
Draining Machines and Rairosds Gin Gear, Horse p
Fire Fronts. Furnace Mouths and Crate Bars. -"sssi
BRASS WORK OF every description Metallic Paekt..e I,
stsam Cylinders, Gun Metal Rings etc.
BLACKSMITH WORK Of all descriptions hnyinx !. -.
hammer for the purpose Of doing heavy work. 5SA
He will keep on hand at all times Crate Bars Whs1I y.
rnps FlAnge Bolts Gange Cocks and Valves Of an r. ~
by steamboats,.
Agent the sale OF John r. Osborns Patent Pm,
Ing Crate Bar, highly spoken of by the Picayune P
Office, and others that have them In set Of thsss
lishment 1-'-'.
He has also made for the sale OF second -
Boilers and Machinery, and will establish Depot eonvsnsS
the establishment where large quantity second hsnd ~
and Machinery may be found at s times for sais
rGkORaK PATTERE0R
New Orleans, June !, 1858. EiT
New Orleans daily crescent., 1859-06-30

"a kITTRE DC E q FOLgOa
N <63 Gate Ben Kittredge Go. y Inporters Il -
A&< aud Sporting Apparatus In all Its bYtaIlR
.-S%%N Wholesale and retail deslersin American ~
Pistols and Fire-arnso of every yarissy 3
" %Charles street. st Charles Ho}A m
Orleans, and lt< Main street, Oincfnn6a o.
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New Orleans daily crescent., 1859-06-30
MAYoRALTY OF NEW ORLEANS,

MAYORALTf OF NEW ORLEANS
City Hail. March Z, 1889
BY VIRTUE Of resolution No. i4oa of the Counc
approved March 1854 notice is hereby given the in
tenton OF the city of New Orleans streets
fronting the Magazine market house, Fourth District rayed
with square blocks the Camp street. from 10
st. Andrew street. and the other Carup
TO Magazine street. agreeaby the l2b civ
charter. GERARD STIiH, Mayor.