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ia. T. X. Bass Medicines, for Summer
COMPLAINTS. To wit: his CURE FOR ASIATIC
CHOLERA. CHOLERA MORBUS, and all acses
of DIARRHEA. -
His CURE FOR DYSENTERY and his BLOODY
FLCS REMEDY are warranted 10 cure the dis
eases for which they recomme nded, if taken
strictly by the directions, money refunded on the
return of the medicine.
Sold wholesale and retail by
7. II. BASS, Proprietor, Richmond, Va.
Clay street. setween LIST and 21, west side.
Also, by GRUBBS Il APPERSON, Druggists,
No. POI Broad st. je 22-lm*
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nAKemoyal. &c. w. MINIS has removed
from 1877 Main street, to the building adjoining CO.
Tlnthlan Hall, two doors below 9th street, where Re
especial purpose of conducting the Photographic
art in all its various branches. visit to his new
establishment from his friends and patrons, ana the
public generally, is most respectfully solicited
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JAMES d. BROWNIES

y ORNAMENTAL IRON WORKS,
9th street, next to the Mechanics Institute.
IRON RAlLlNGS, VERAN DAHS, BALCO-
MES, CHAIRS, SETTEES. &c; also, Grating,
Vault and Cellar DOORS, and every other kind of
IRON WORK for ornamental and building pur-
poses manufactured at short notice.
b. Particular attention given 10 enclosing Burial
I.niS In the city nrHc
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PUTNET 4 WATTS,
No. ll3 Main street. Richmond. Va.
BEST HARD SOI,E-LEATHrR

GCwp BENT HARD SOIE-IEATHER
kKxNTRUNkS.-We have on hand fresh and
Aiu stock of the above, embracing all the
different sizes and sts los together with Eases
Sn!key TRUNKS and CARPET BAGS. in great
variety; and Il gentlemen and ladies' wish FIRST
rate and complete travelling outfit, Just call at No.
ll3, Main street. Richmond, Va, where you can
purchase at reasonable prices
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:. C.nR,,CEs. CARRIAGEs.-
UNDERTAKING.

TuRPIN, ROPER 4 MCk-
S. RAY,
UNDERT1kERS.
street, between Main and Franklin, kich-
mond, Va,
Keep constantly on hand all kinds of ready made
C0FFINS AND METALLIC BURIAL CASES.
mh Z-ly
WM. G.. SALlIE, WM;
under the ifm of WI. q. SALLts
l. CO., CABINET MAAeRs ASp fURNIrvRE Rssxi
Eas. have on hand good assortment Of Snh
TURE, both Of their own mandatory sha N''
ern. ma,
We respectfully SOLICIT = cali from those wae ihS'
want any thing in our line.
UNDERTAKING. ux.
We will also pay particular attention e lnr an s
pERTAkING BUSfN ESS in all its htapehesisANyfE
inx constantly ON hand \ large assortment " ag
TAIIc BURIAL CASES, Shd Nahessp "aN
Poplar COFFINS. ri n.
orders from the country solicited and wiz I"
WIN. g. sALLIE 4 &c,
my 5--sm Franklin ST.. between u anc Is'a.
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% BBLS. APPLE BRANDY, from one to Eve
~ years old, in store and for sale by
POTTS, FARLEY L CO.
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eosA THE ADAMS, EXPRESS COW.

e4LEAS PAN1. ia MAIN ST.. having resumed
their STEAMSHIP EXPRESS TO and
from NORFOLK. PETERsBURG and RICH
MOND by Steamers JAMESTOWN and ROA-
Nok kE, which Leave NEW YORK every WEB
HSEEsDAY and SATI RDAf: and thence by RAIL
Road To WELDON, WILMINGTON, LYNCH
BURG, SALEM. WYTHEVILI.E +, and the princi-
pal pacesl VIRGIN La and NORTH CAROLINA
are now prepared To forward, with great dispatch
at reduced rates, every kind of Merchandise, Valu-
able Parceis eweiry, &c., To the above named ci-
ties, and all places on the seaboard.
Our Express on the Steamships will he accom-
panied ny SPECl AL MESSENGERS. who will
give thor personal attention. the aretul handling
OF goods entrusted To the ADAMS EXPRESS Co s
STEAMSHIP EXPRESS.
Shippers will please take notice that packages to
points IN Virginia and North Carolina will he sent
by steamers, unless otherwise marked
p. NJ. j. /. NcI5ON0iFGU VIM
Agent Of Adams Express Co
SfECiAt NoTICE.-Express packages for Nor
lolk, feter Richmond, and all places in Vir-
gina and North Carolina, intended for shIpme Mt hy
Steamships ROANOKE and JAMESTOWN. win
hereaiter he received by the ADAMS EXPRESS
COMPANY, who are the authoriz ed agents for Ex-
press privileges on these ships
Office of the New York and Virginia Steamship
company. LoDLAM PLEASANTS, Ag'ts.
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r~s- SUMNER ARRANGEMENT
* Rlk-A

E,aH4fHsH FOR STEAMERS
Ek-Fzzxz--@ GLEN cove and CURTIS PECK.
The above Steamers having just had n thorough
overhaulng. painting and rehtfing, will on and
after TUESDAY next. 18th inst. run daily line,
(Sundays excepted.b between Old Point, Ports
mouth, Norfolk and this place.
The GLEN COVE. Captain T.. C. CLIFFORD, will
leave the Wharf at Rockets, MONDAY, WE'D
NESDAI and FRIDAY mornings at 8 a eloc h pre-
csely. The CURTIS PECK, Capt. PARRISH will
leave every TUESDAY, THURSDAY and SAT-
URDhY mornings, at the same hour.
Returning, the Boats will leave Norfolk each al
ternate days. Sundays pted,) at the same hour
IS O'Clock "a. NJ touching at the esular landings
on the river.
Passage To Old Point, Portsmouth OF Norfolk, So
Meals so cents each.
ia All Freights TO be landed on the river must
be paid Tor when sent down, and We will not be re =
sponsbe for y after 1t is landed on the wharf to
which IL directed. HASKINS
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IA, Finch's Grease Extractor-For remoy
Ing Paint, Tar, Wax, and Crease from all Kinds of
silks, Wooens, Cloths, Gloves, &c w ithoat inipry
to the lines. fabric. Price IS cents. For sale by
. JOHN w. GARLICK
Market-Place, Franklin street.
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m-Burrow's Reliable Medicine, for the
on the Skin. Nervous Affections, Fistula, Mercurial
sale by JOHN w. GARLICK,
Apothecary and Druggist, Market Place,
Franklin street
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Emt CHILDREN'S SHOES.-A Beau.
ssSAeE.f tiul assortment, among which are Chill
drens Heeled Slippers: Children's Morocco Slip
pers, without heels; ChIldren's Patent Leather
Ankle Ties Children = Patent Leather Ankle Ties,
with heels; Children's Patent Leather Oxford
Ties, yeIy handsome; Cmidren's Patent Leather
Oxford Ties, with heels Chidren's Thin Sole Mo
rocco Boots; Chlldren's Thick Sole Morocco Boots;
with many other styles, at the sign of the Big
Boot. No AZ Main WIN. WALSH
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EA Kidney and Bladder Complaints.-The
newest and most important discovery for Kidney,
Bladder Complain Urinary DISTINCTIONS, I.eucor-
rohra or Whites, Sexual Weaknesses, Ply steal
ProStration and Debility of either sex, Is HARRIS
HORNE'S BUCHU COMPOUND.
Persons who have been unable to walk. have soon
been relieved hy this wonderful COMPOUND. 1t is
prepared by Chemist, and is pronounced by medl-
cal men and those who have used it, to I've the best
BUCHU COMPOUND in the world. Large bottles,
ST small bottles. so cents fresh supply just re-
ceived by FISHER q WINSTON, Druggists,
lie lt-3m Main street. Richmond.
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MI AKBLE WOKkS.
VI JACOB VINCENT,
AANUFACTURERO FITALIAN AND AMER
ICAN MARBLE
MONUMENTS, T0A1BS, HEAD PIECES, &c,
OF EVERY STYLE OR DESIGN.
The public are respectfully invited to call at my
Yard between 5th and 9th streets, on Main. and ex-
anime my work, which cannot be excellcd by any
other establishment North South. which | will
where. je 7-3m
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LUDLAM K WATSON,
VlIICs UFPtI6IIF SttdIIItI5 W IIdI NtH.
: SUMMER ARRANGEMENT

ST MMER AK RANGEMENTS.-
&tEt& REDUCED RATES-The L. $. Mail
H<zfxecs-s Steamers JAMESTOWN, Captain PAR
RIsH, and ROANOKE, Capt. SKINNER, will carry
passengers to and from Virginia at reduced rates.
The JAMESToNN. Capt. PARRISH leaves Rich
mond every TUESDAY afternoon at CLOCK, City
Point same evening, and Norfolk on WEUNES-
DAY at II O'Clock, noon; for New York, arriving
there early next day, and in time to connect with
the line going East and North.
The ROANOKE, Capt. SKINNER, leaves Rich
moud every FRIDAY afternoon at O'Clock, City
Point next morning at O'Clock. and Portsmouth
same evening, for New York, arriving next morn
ing.
Returning The JAMESTOWN leaves New
York from Pier 49, North RIVER; every SATURDAY
afternoon at 3 o clock, for Norfolk, Petersburg and
Richmond. taking fire. ght for each place.
The ROANOKE leaves New York from Pier l3.
North River. every WEDNESDAY afternoon at 8
O'Clock for Portsmouth, Petersburg and Richmond.
taking freight for each place.
REDUCED RATES.
PASSAGE, state room Included between Nor
folk and New York. Observation-Disclosures $500
SteeTage PassaSe. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 100
Passage, state room included, between Rich
mond. Petersburg and New York........ $50
Passage, state room included, betweonLynch-
burg and New York. ................ 1890
Passage between Richmond and Norfolk same as
by the river steamers.
H. Meals FIFTY CENTS extra.
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NOTICE. 1OSO
4at4 TO PAS sENGERsI OOJ.

LA lss.s.sssasssss TO pASsEN
h0TS1H-Vs-SG GOING NORTH.-NEw AR
RANGEMENT.- IMPORTANT TO TRAVEL
ERS.-THROUGH TICKETS AND THROUGH
CHECkS.-GREAT NORTHERN ROUTE-Car-
rying the great United States Mail. Twice daily
tSunday night excepted between Richmond, Alex
andria, WASHINGTON, Baltimore, Philadelphia, New
York, and all Important points West, via Acquia
Creek and W ashIngton, over the Richmond. Fred
ercksburg Il Potomac Railroad. To the Potomac
river, IS miles, and by splendid and comfortable
steamers thence to Washington, IS miles, in all l3O
miles III seven hours; being q comfortable and per-
fectly safe rate of speed.
Hours ofdeparture 6:l5, A NJ, and 645, p NJ.
bAG6AGE. under charge of Special Agents
EHECk ED THROUGH to w Washington, Baltimore
Philadelphia and New York.
THRouGH TICKETS can be secured to the follow
ing places:
To Washington, To Pittsburg
Baltimore, Cairo
Philadelphia, Louisville,
New York., Dayton1
CINCINNATI, Decatur
~. Louis, Jacksonville,
Columbus, Newark
chicago, Rock Island,
Indianapolis, Vincennes,
GAINESVILLE,
PASSENGERS breakfast and sup at Ashland and dine
on board the comfortable steamer between Aceuia
Creek and Washington.
mA. For further information, apply at this Office.
Broad street, Shockoe Hill.
JAS. b. WINSTON, Genn Ticket Ag't.
ga L RUTH, Sup't.
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ARCHITECTURE, CIVIL AND NE


SMITH has opened an office in Goddns Hall, cor
ner 18th and Bank streets, Richmond, Va. where
mates, Designs. Maps & c.. for all kinds of Mechan-
zeal OF Ornamental improvements that may be com
mltted to his charge. Having possessed superior
advantages for Improvement and experience in all
the various departments of his profession
the North and West during the last twenty years,
in which he has had charge of many public and pri-
vate enterprises of considerable Importance. he /
confident that in the discharge of his duties the
most entire satisfaction will be rendered to all who
may favor hun with their patronage. le 2l-lm
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4 - n A 4.

1860 POINT AND NORFOLK.-SPRING
ANGEMENT.-Steamer CITY OF RICH
M0ND, Captain L.. MITCHELL; Steamer PEN N
SYLVANIA. Captain DAVID TEAL; Steamer VIR-
GINA, Captain J. B. KELLEY.
One of these superior Steamers Will leave Rich
mond until further notice, every MON DAY and
TIL CRSDA1, touching City Point and Norfolk to
receive Freight and Passengers. Returning. leave
Philadelphia every WEDNESDAY and SATCR-
DAY MORNING. at 8 O'Clock.
These Steamers are now in fine order. increased
accommodate ions for the comfort of passengers hay
ing been added, also more room for freight; and
we hope. by regularity, dispatch and care in pro-
tectng goods committed to our charge, TO receive
an increase of patronage.
~ No transhlpment by this line
FARE REDUCED.
PASSAGE through TO New York and found. $1,000
Do do. Philadelphia and found,
Passage To City Point and Norfolk same as by the
river boats.
ma Passengers by this line can stop in Philadel-
phia two or three days, and then proceed 10 New
York by the same ticket.
- :. II Z II rrCI Z gent Rnclettx
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MECHANICAL.
1870 SPRING TRADE! 1853.

GEORGE sTARRETT. Governor strset, NiSh h
F FpfsN RhSsHs, FxRMfks.r b2I
iICoRICE BolLERs FACTURY a, sT r,ltls I ana
SINKS, PUMPS, HYDRAULIC HAMS, Iend 9nS
Iron PIPE. TIN, SHEET IRON and COPPER
WORK generally. c.
Merchants Builders and Housekeepcrs-aso; Su-
perlntendents of Public Buildings. Churches. &C
ing work in our line, are respectfully invited 70
examine the same. We have always on , nana q
many articles not usually to be found.ai 81 when
are sold ut uniform PRICES. thus afording the least
experienced equality with the lest JUDGES oi OUT
work. , .:.,n.
ma. Repairing pieces for all our leading articles
always hand at the Governor street sLope SsTre.
NH 2i-tf GEORGE SIAhhEI !.
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MA l. f WORkS.-JOHN w. DAVIES,
WI PRACTICAL STONE CUTTER AND Ma
son, Main street, between Sth and 9th stS., RICH
MOND, VA.-Monuments of any size or design
made to order of the best Italian or American Mar
bic.
| respectfully invite the attention of those in
want to my stock, which is the largest and best
finished assortment OF MONUMENTS, TOM IS,
the city.
NA- First Premium awarded by thn Virginia Agr1-
cultural Society, and Mechanics Institute.
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DATENT MICA AND $50,


This Cement consists OF strong glutnous SUD
stances. impregnated with fbrous natter; ana GOV,
cred with Mica, which make IT RE PROOF ana
n perfect resistance of the atmosphere IN every eli
mate and we will warrant II
WATER PROOF.
II also reflects the rays OF the sun. making tne
building much cooler in summer than TIN or siate,
and will neither crack rot. IL is practically I'M
PERSIA e, and having been thoroughly trleu
for years in New York city and various partsO Ve
United States, 1t is the cheapest and best room SIN
use. JOSEPH plllU w.,
General Office, S3 Broadway, New York
". B.-Cement for sale by the barrel, with full
printed instructions for applying We also offcr
for sale Territorial Rights for a portion OF the
United States. lie l3-3mlfl J. ID. co.
THREE FLOWS IN ONE PLOW.-l have
j completed and successfully tried new FLOW,
which combines the advantage OF three Flows on
one Stock. 1t is constructed that the lace, or
wearing surface of the mould .oard is 81 parate
from the rest of the Plow, and is put on or OF as
easily as n Point Each of these Flows has three
different sizes. and distinctly different shapes OF
faces, thus enabling one Pow to perform the several
purposes of Sod. Stubble Fallow 2 low. simply by
changing the face, (Which is done by one screw
bot.l AS only the face of the mould board wears
out, this Plow can be used only half the cost OF
other Flows, for the other parts do not wear at ALL
do not wish to disparage other Flows but believe
this to he the most perfect and most economical
Plow now in in this State.
=. Fl. STARkE, No. 50 Main street,
3 doors above st. Charles Hotel,
-
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&E Another case OF the above, from Niles.
consisting of Calf Dress Bosts; Patent Leather
Dress Boots; do. do. and cal Shoes de-. do do. Con
gress Caters. JOHN c. PAGE, IT.,
SO Main street.
Must received a fresh stPply of Miles Il Sons
9dress BOOTS and Oxford TIES.
JNO G. PAGE. Ir.. 90 Main street.
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CRATES, TENDERS, FINE SETS OF
~ sHOVE1.s, ToNGS and PoKERS...I have for
including every style Of TENDERS, SUMMER
PiECES, hand som and plain sets Of SHOvBLS
coal SCUTTLES. Cinder SHOVELS, Fire SHO.
Wells; handsome STANDS for Shoyels and pokers;
Blower STANDS; Brass and Iron FOOTMANS: fire
STONE for setting up Crates; Tavern and Church
BELLS, of sweet tone. Builders, Housekeepers
can be supplied at the lowest Northern prices. /
am manufacturing all kinds of Brass and Iron
Work of the above description at my BELL and
BRASS FOUNDRY, and CRATE and FENDER
MANDATORY No. 225 Main street, between
Sth and 9th Streets west side, Richmond. Va.
au I6-div s. d. DENOON,
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l MARVEsT HATs.-The attentIon Of

n JUST RECE1EED-A fresh supply of the
- Louvre HAT, the most pleasant summer Hat
out. Also, that beautiful MinEehahA Hat, which
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SP lE.:ls .ei for the contracts for
The repairs of the ballast shall adudicated into four
ss o he s District,
Second con'sc-An the ballast roads of Second Dis.
Third eoaact.A the ballast roads of the Third District
The ballast roads INCLUDED in the are therefore,
Levee street from Market Fety road on Magnolia
shole width from Howard to Magnolia stree, on Tha ns
street from Howard TO Masn liza street. Caope street
Rampar to Lioer,y sire 4 Locust from Poydas
streets.
The ballast roads ;l included il the second
nn to EspaGads street and At The Of
streets with Claiborne street. AA' ''''e'
T h s' ysa .ss third ssns4ss q
Field and Marigny streets from New
Sass onS s s on
aas 70 Was
from Tehoqpitouas Rousseau street on Magazine
from Felicity First On Apollo street from
see r0ad as street Snd on Eighth Apollo
road to Tehoupitoalss street,
I 0r condition they may be found the they begin
order condition ~ ns al holes and suts With gravel rave
is sid roads with Sufficient coating Of stsvs and broken
ones snd 80 gs e asa, said roads s their pns
BY the City Surveyor It shall also be the duty the con.
e and Condition. ns m
as onP x
Hssa the and and as 0sn as it may be required BY n Street
gravel and broken will form compact aud solid body
All the materials \. shall be Of the ~ quality and
tn repairs of said roads shall be under the supervision of
al. The s oISs1 ia, esmp within feyg with
each neglect a. further ,ensly ths cost Of
he shall
have The right to do in all cases of negec, failure by the
The shall be bound deliver roads at the
and oonaon in default BY SO to d. the amount Of
the last monthly fc.es and of per cenage to be re-
for the use Of the city '1"A '' ''''e''eu
Each Of the shall furnish security to the salts
his contract conditioned to guarantee he faithful performance
Payments shall be monthly on the certificates of the
Of ne n f se
tracts which hye Per gent shall be paid final certificate
Of said and n the condition of same should be
' s daily at the Stree.
Commissioners Off y o'clock NJ to receive orders fea.
The shall aaudcated for term of year, to
s the
to begin or finish the work or any pr thereof within the pc
II which he being Council shall hase The
Pa a III sn vbds s
appyng to e9Iri Of justice to annu the same and without
tractors shall at any time abandon the work finish
s ali m S s , Fac
the work done BY them mp to he date Of the and
ity therefor and is also well the con-
tracts be resod the and their shall be
held bound 10 soldo the differ
ence the prices at which the contractors originally
be adiudcated at resale e-adjudication. '
Bids to be for the whole included each contract
complete. ~
New Orleans, March 6, 1859.
(Sgnedl LOUIS H. PILE, City Surveyor
Approved the Committees 90 Streets and Landings Of both
Boards of the Common Council, " ~
(Slgnedl Fl. 7. vENNARD D..
lsignedl ROBERT HUYGHE chairmen.
Registered March I, 1859.
ms IT HENRY DJTRET for co,,n.ro,,,,
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HENRY DuREL. for Comptroller.

SPECIFICATIONS for furnishing ana de-
lumber the repairs and CONSTRUCTION of nv
BRIGGS a. Iu OF the city shy h. If II.
split o. ee defects seS re
.trrash or durability and shall have the following dimensions
The lumber for The sides from 20 80 feet long from
The lumber for the wings Is feet long inches
end sinehss wds s the her end and 5inches thick
niche. wide and 10 inches .hsk '''s '''l' " -
70 riches IL thick ~ - eel long from to
Also scantlings of varou, dimensions.
The said lumber shall delivered assorted and pi,ed hv
in such Quantities such the city depots
%S ON ss noe Of s said
each md every neglect to deliver lumber orders Of the
s isS % se aa
prices be able to ~ the Go
The penalty and the COS, of the pnr haed by the
any the pa, ~ to be Be sss s to sd
the faithful performance Of the con ac required TO
Payment n cash on the delivery and by
the payment Of each delivery guarantee until
@ OF II the
to furnish and deliver the lumber any thereof within the
iy Of the lumber the Common Council shall have The rish,
e ass Hh Of n the in default
Ing to court Of Justice to annul the and without
his or neglect h and enmpee
the same the said contractor shall forfeit claims he may
dss sy Shall be Dis
o well n ANY nd al LIABILITY
contractor and his securities shall be held md bound in sodo
pay unto the city all loss or difference between the price
whch me contractor originally contracted deliver the um
Der and the price at which may adudicaed ut resale
or readjudicaton. ~
The contract, shall be adnacated for term of one year
from The date of the approval of the adjudication by the Com
mon Council - ~ 1900
Bids to be thousand feet ard measured furnished and
delivered, assorted and piled. " ~
New Orleans. Nov. 25, le56.
tSignedl LOUIS II. PILE, City Surveyor.
Approved BY Committees and Landings 81 both
Boards of the Common Council.
[Signedl r. s. Witt, , ~,
tSisnedl w. q. RAYMOND, oha'rheh.
Registered March I, 1859.
HENRY fnrC
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MAYORALTY--OFFICIAL.
MAYoRALTY OF NEW ORLEANS. )
City Hall, March II, 1859.
Common Council Of the City of New Orleans.
No Ad07 I


Whereas tits conceded tina, dissatisfaction exists through
out the State against the location the
ment !; and.
Whereas The general sentiment Of people of the Sta
is after the experiments OF moval from New Orleans
to New Orleans and from New Orleans again. that this cty
ton fol the seat of Governmental being easy OF
the people OF all parts Of the Sae- being the
the period when the Legislature is in session. many nte
gent citizens engaged in all the pursuits life residents
every parish in the Staet being the
and concentrating all the State however
conflicting, and
Whereas The Legislature of the by srs majority
Of both Houses recently adopted resolutions which
before this Council pointing Enthusiastically their disposition
upon ns subject and Inviting conference with view
Be Resoeed by the Common Council Of Nec Orleans That
his honor the Mayor be and he hereby
to the General Assembly of the State now in sess a.
Baton Rouge that this Council will heartily with
them in accomplishing the removal of the Of Government
to this city.
Resolved That this Council behalf OF city of New
Orleans will in the event of the determination
tea OF Government here, provide, in the City Hail.
buildings adjacent to and in the immediate vicinity
daons for both Houses Of the General Assembyfor the
Government until such time the necessary buildings
their proper accommodation be permanently provided
under such satisfactory hereafter
mined upon.
eoued That his honor the Mayor requested to commu
nicae to the Governor and Legislature Of the State through
BILE and resolutions. and invite early action thereon
(Signedl J. o. NIXON
President Board of Aldermen.
lSigned1 GHAS H. WALDO,
lsignedl GERARD sTITH NJ yor
true copy: j. L. FABRE
ml2 81 Secretary OF the Mayor.