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Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-01-26

nv EsTERN RESERVE, Large. English Dairy,
w Pine Apple. etc.
deci9 BARBEE o. BENJAMIN.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-01-26
IRON. &C.

I HAVE In store 10000 lbs, of assorted Iron all
Il sizes, Flat. Round. square, Oval, etc. Also
Iron Axels, Springs, all sizes and full asEortmen
81 stock Of all kinds for the trade, including Yart
nish, Trimmings, spokes and Felloes, Hubs. etc.
nov2p W. v. TUNNARD.
CORN MILL, CORN MEAL, ETC.
DEALS Young America Corn min, established
ID in 1898, continues to supply Fresh Meal,
urts. Chopped Corn, etc.
jauli JOSHUA BEAL.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-01-26
'ANE KNIvEgi CANE KNIvEsii

~ DOZEN Louisiana Long Bladesl
I'D Cast Steel Cane Knives with and
without hooks 80 doz. do wide Blades,
for sale at city prices, at ...
LARGUIER ~ LANOUES,
oe25 Cor Lafayette and Florida Sts.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-01-26
FAMILY EInIfR.

kO BAnSEls good Family Flour, at moderate
~ prices for the Cash.
janli JOSHUA heal.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-01-26
SIIAWI,S.

A FEW very handsome Black and
~ Colorod Shawls, have just been ro-
ceived,
At tho PHIL'A CASH STORE,
oct1l Lafayette Street.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-01-26
TO SPORTSnIEN,

I HAVE a ilue variety OF the best quality Game
J. Rags, shot Pouches, BELTS, Powder Fasks and
several new styNs of Improved Shot Pouches,
Greeneer's, Colts, Cox's, kley's, Walkers and
genuine q. u. Percussion Caps; also, dun clean
Ing Rods, Tubes, Wrenches, dc, at
nov2J FRANK UUGUETS.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-01-26
PIANOS Al AUCTION.

TIlREE superior Rose Wood Pianos
J. will be offered for sale nj auction on
aoNDAy, THIRrIETu pAy or IANuARY, 1860.
They are all new and of superior tone and
finish. We invite those in want of fine
instrument TO call and examine them pre-
vious to the day Of sale.
jan24 PIPER a. BRADFORD.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-01-26
AT neutrality-suspicious..

M HEDUCEDFRICE
TWO MAKE room for n large and extensive rs.
l. sortment Of the latest styles Of fashion Of
WALL PAPER,
! have reduced the prices Of my entire stock now
on hand, call and examine.
po,2I II. A. KAUFMAN.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-01-26
iATE Ai,itiNA1.s.

rURTA1N BANDS and Pins, Window
~ Cornices, and Window Shades, ut
PIPER d. BRADFORD'S.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-01-26

CORDAGEl CORDAGEn
on nnA POUNDS assorted. from mlnps
~OsOOO line 10 a nine inch Hawser. 1T
novZ3 FRANK UUGUETs.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-01-26

POTATOES, MURPUIEs ETC.
TX BARRELs Pink BYE, and Meshanic Psts-
- toes. just TO hand, aud tor sale by
jsn20 JOSHUA DEAL.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-01-26
Carriages and Harness.

rI,HE SUBSCRIBER Is now receiving dltee'
from the hest man ufac.urers. full assort
npnt OF CAHl1AgEs, comprising, CohohhS!
BAROUCHEs, ROCAwAYs, BUGelEs, win ana
without tops. Fine Trotting BUGGiks, sObhihS'
and complete assortment Of
CIIILDRENs' CABS.
handsomely finished. also, an elegant assor'a,en'
~ HARNESS Of every description, Csnfnoh' 'Hhe
and Superhne. -. -,
have also added an elegant assortment o'
Whips ~ my stock. Purchasers are inF'tso ""
examine my stock before purchasing, az W."
nov2S WI TUNNARD
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-01-26
sEGARs AND SNIFF.

lust received q new supply and sold In qusn-
81 titles 70 suit.
mayG. " HEUDE co.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-01-26
LARIs OIL.
LADIES CLOTH CLOAKs.

on BARRELS Lard oil, PEBBLES Ice pressed.
~ nOv23 FRANK UUGUET.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-01-26
WHEN YOU KILL

VOUR HOGS-be sure 20 send TO Montan r.
Il Matta's and get one Of their cylindrical
twenty four bladed Meat Cutters.
M0NTAN h MkTTA,
deco Hardware Corner.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-01-26
LATE ARRIv AL
COOKING STOVES.
CRATES.

Nov when the season is past Is the time 10
~ get CRATES low At -.
mar24 MONTAN a. MATTAS.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-01-26

r HAVE just received n new assortment Of these
i goods, very long and new styles, ranging In
prices from 10 10 800 also pretty assortment ~
Misses Closks and Talmas, suitable for dress and
school Cloaks. W. u. PHILLIPS.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-01-26
Nailp 6a3tttr anoGomrt.
pAroN novaEt

THURSDAY, iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiJAN. 90, 1860.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-01-26
IIOSJEItY.

"A FULb supply Of Ladies' and Misses Hose,
IA Gents and Boys, cotton and MeriDo Hose,
at the
PHIJA. CASH STORE,
noy2q
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-01-26
wall Paper. wall Paper.

PAPER FOR THE LIBRARY
OF all qualities, colors and prices.
We have recently made large additions
10 our stock Of papers, and now have the
M ost complete assortment ever offered in
this market.
jana Wv PlPER q BRADFORD.
I USr RECEIVED Ware, Wooden
y Ware aud Willow Ware, ut
ian2i PIPER 81 BRADFORD'S'
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-01-26

I OST.-A pair Of Gold @a@
IL spectaoles, in n leather ~ TX
case. The finder will leave them ut this
Office. where they will be properly com
pensated, and oblige the owner.
janis
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-01-26
SJJNDRIES.

SUNDRIFS.
IlY LATE ARRIVALS We are In receipt Of fine
ID assortment ofGlass Ware, Wooden Ware,
China Ware and Willow Ware Belsteads. IIu-
resus, Armoirs, Snap Tables, Book Gases. Chairs,
Sofas, Extension Tables. Desks Secretaries, Cen.
tre sofa and work Tables. etc.
dec2D.2w PIPER A BRADFORD.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-01-26
CUTLERyi CUTLEWyti

uov23 Corner Of Third and Laurel street.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-01-26
LADIES SHOE MAKING,
r. of Third and Florida Streets.

rT'HB undersigned bsgs leave 10 isform the
Il Ladies Of baton Rouge. thet he is now pre-
pared 20 make 10 order. Ladies', Misses and
Chdren's bootees ana shoes. orders promptly
attended 10. hOuA
jan20 One door South Of Post Ohiee
, 1860-02-17

eternal pillars Of Heaven; we have determined to
abolish slavery, and, so help US God, abolish II
we will Take this to bed with you to night,
sirs, and think of 1t, dream over It. and let US
know how you feel tomorrow morning.
Up. 1871 ........-..
Like other fierce denunciators Of the South,
Helper is but late convert to antislavery. After
visit to California, he wrote work entitled
"The Land Of Gold-Realty vs Fiction, by H.
r. Helper" printed and published at Baltimore,
1866. In this work, Helper states "that Nicara-
qua can never fulfill its destiny until il INTRODUCES
negro slavery. Nothing but slave labor can ever
subdue its forests or cultivate untimbered lands.
White men may live upon its soil with an UNI
brella in one hand and q fan in the other but
they can never unfold or develop its resources.
May we not safely conclude that negro slavery
will be introduced into this country before the
lapse Of many years. We think SO. The ten
dency Of events fully warrants this inference"
He speaks as follows. Of the negroes in CalifOi.
MIA:
There are comparatively few negroes in this
new State. Most Of those who are found here
have emigrated from the Northern and Eastern
States in the capacity Of cooks and stewards Of
vessels. They are in the same situation as their
brethren in New York and Massachusetts,
SlaUes 10 no single indiriual but TO the entire com
nsUaity. Like free negroes everywhere else, they
inhabit tho worst paris Of the towns in Califor.
mia, and live commonly in Characteristic filth and
degradation. l.
"There are few blacks from the South, and they
have been brought out as slaves. It is true that
on their arrival here they have the power Of
claiming their freedom; but such is their attach
ment for their masters that this is rarely done.
Instances have occurred in which they have
bsen enticed away by msddling AL0litiOnists,
but disgusted with freedom which was Of No
' Lue u th,m, they havs beSn cagT to return
. ain to their MASTER, several cases Of this XII
b LYe come undtr my own observation.
, 1860-02-17


ain to their masters, several cases Of this XII
have come under my own observation.
MISCELLANEOUS ITEMS. nos
Arrangements have been made at Prairie du
ChiDn to launch the steam ice-boat on the closing
Of the river. No doubts are entertained by the
proprietor as TO the success Of the enterprise The
boat is TO make semi-weekly trips to St. Paul.
The engine Is Of sufficient force to draw sixteen
loaded cars Grain dealers are stationed at all inn
pOrtant points up river, and will have hundred
thousand bushels Of wheat ready for shipment on
the first arrival Of the iceboat
The Amsterdam Crystal Palace Is to be com.
pleted and opened In the year 1861. II will .
iOur hundred lect in length by two hundred fett {
in width, and the central dOme will be two hun
dred feet in height at the junction Of which will
be transept and the nave Of the edifce. The
structure is to bt Of iron and glass but, as Hol-
land is not famous for iron, it will be supplied by
England.
The falling Of the wire suspension bridge over
the Sciota River at Portsmouth, Ohio, was caused
by the quiclsand in the bed Of the river, which
undermined and let down one Of the piers. Two
men, Undertaking to cross upon II against the
rem0nstrance Of the crowd on the bank, were kill
ed in the crash. " -
A BIOgfapnlcal STUDY on Tue Aile anu WORKS
Of Daniel Webster, the American orator, has
{ BEEN published IN Russia 6y ProL AatchenoVsky,
Of the University Of Aiarkoh
AErench physician claims to have discovered
that whooping cough Is lhe resaI o. slppressed
cntaneoas eruPnons ylelding nVariaoy 70 tne
P'Uau's.Ou '. SasStu-a WI i'''u. ,.,, rs .,ai
A patent Tor improvements N the construction
M mreproo n1s. ~ tne comD,ni1'Sn : cOnSlssng y
U, nlaneaD's .rTn aH: US, @ so1s 49,. -. NJ @ sna
,,,'ss ~ 1s-.I - ",. n -. - =.
L1g rnch sca,p'O., n Lqae1Lne, ~ ~
Xr,c,;s. 80 s,si ,,I;sstss n ,h;ch
have mel viii rand anj i',, vsrv eTtenS;vs ,ae Is
Paris and elsewhere. - -, '-.1-
An m dooa k;lled IN CLEVELAND. ohio. lad
season, were skinned and the skins sent 70 glove
manuiactory IN Htchfeld, Medina county, where
they were converted into kid and buckskin.
The momentum ola pound Of steam moving
with given velocity Is the same as that Of .
pound Of water with the sane velocity, .'a
Persimmon beer and brandy & being manu-
iactured in considerable quantities MI. schleider,
q Louisville NJ, eAs made Two Oasrels o. of~ndy
, 1860-02-17
~ WASHINGTON HOTEL, ~
corass q llaln khh ssssnd slrusi..
rs OLYMPIA, W.T.
sILAs aALLIHER, Rroprietor.

TUE PROPRIETOR HAS RECENTLY llEclED, m CON.
il nuction Niih and part q ne WaItln11n nclla
enabled % provide The travelling plh|Io glln l1I1lf
number Of capaciou1 eomluIlnhlo md e1cel1ly gln
tlaled apartments than can b alld1d b. 1lV CHR
ability 10 accommodate The pnho nay = non Ne
iact that the holo contains leen5fAl1 pl.1D rooms.
(eEclualle q hmlly aparimonhl ~ q uhlA apl1I0l
drawing ronma Or parIorl.
fhnnkiul 70 he public ag ne lbslal palIe1ags hell
loIo offended tOlho pIopIgloF and h1InT I'm rnT1I
upon bis burner bnInea1 he ieeh con4lnt q e. 1l1
alnt and 10 pains aha b spared . ~ N Ia11 = u1L
n nv IN The hnanca Bs1lnnd hedI1uul lnIn'111I .
such = may deaiIe them.
Board by The day and week
rood stabla 3 aiilchad % Nh elllfI1ml1l u1|Ih
vim ks amply supplied with lhfaal ~ ~
Of anlmal o. The travelling p11lIu.
OLVuPtA. Dee. tth. 1857, 3 oI
, 1860-02-17
DECEMBER TERM, IsSs, SUPREME COURT
OF WAsHINGTON TERRITORY.


By virtue Of the power vested in this Court by
the Act Of Congress approved Aug. 18th, 1856,
II is ordered and directed that terms of the Dis
triet Court for the Cd Judicial District, for the
transaction Of Territorial business, be holden at
Steilacoom, in Pierce county, Washington Terri.
tory, to commence on the fourth Monday Of
March and the third Monday of September, to
continue for two weeks, unless sooner adjourned,
and the terms Of the District Court for the re-
naming counties Of the I'd District to be holden
at Olympia, Thurston county, on the second
Monday In March and first Monday in Septem-
adjourned. th
It 10 further ordered that the terms Of the
District Court for the Sd Judicial District be
holden at Port Townsend, in the County Of JEFF.
ferson, on the second Monday in February and
the first Monday in August to continue for three
weeks, unless sooner adjourned. ii ~ !
, 1860-02-17
December Term, 1859, OF the Supreme Court OF
Washington Territory.

Washington Territory.
Ordered, That in lieu Of the April term Of the
District Court ia the 1st Judicial District the
next term Of said Court DO held on the fourth
Monday Of March next, to continue for thre
weeks, unless sooner adjourned.
tits further ordered that term Of tho District
Court for the counties Of Walla-wala and Spokan
first Monday Of June next 10 continue for three
weeks, unless sooner adjourned.
, 1860-02-17
NEW GOODS !!

JustReCe1ved,
TTx w. D. RICE. A LARGE sUPPtT on CLOTHING
aRocERIEs. ~, .......
a'A if'N' LIQUORS, q, Ae ..,
sssi Cor. comnsrel.l and Bslsh =. e..I.soo.:
, 1860-02-17
NOTICE.

I'm. N. r. BURNS fAKEs PLEASURE IN INFORM
Ine his numerous friends, and the citizens o. iercs Co..
flhl where IN future he may be found puncnAy every
saturday q each week his charges u Be moderate and
, 1860-02-17

Ouch IS Beu8tenus, ?. BufeauA, ~
Tables, ~ Z Stands, ; iluo
Chairs Of all kinds, Mirrors 20
-al Children's Wagons Stools, 1ssq
.,., o. Cradles, &c, &c. i,.f.,..ii
ALS0-A general variety Of Vegetables to
supply shipping, fresh from the garden. Also a
large quantity Of baled Hay constantly on hand
Please take ROtice-I shall endeavor to keep
constantly on hand everything that IL wanted in
. country like this. ali Of which viii be sold on
the most reasonable terms for cash, stOek, or
country produce. n ,s,s..~,. .i...,.,.. Y, '..5-..
~ Interest at The rate Of per cent per month v Be
exacted an aeeounts aeF ninety days unless otherwise
arranged BY mutual consent; and an having
unsettled Al my store the hF day Of January $780, win
be charged pe cent per month nis.i aer dat date q
tstf l agies sr,ao.l PHILlP KBACH.
, 1860-02-17

~ 49, s.s q Jept. ~ AoOOs-sI4 Ns-f p -
The undersigned, Judges Of the Supreme Court
for the Territory Of Washington, do hereby or
der that hereafter terms OF the District Court
for the Second Judicial District be held at the
town Of Olympia In the said District on the first
Monday Of each and every month, except the
months Of March and September, and to con-
tinue for one week unless sooner adjourned, for
the purpose Of hearing and disposing Of causes
within tho Admiralty and Maritime Jurisdiction
Of said Courts. And the said terms shall be In
addition to the regular terms now provided for.
And il is further ordered, that thereafter terms
Of the District Court for the Third Judicial Dis.
trict be held at Port Townsend In the said District
on the first Thursday Of each and every month,
except tho months Of February and August, and
to continue iorone week, unless sooner adjourned,
for the purpose Of hearing and disposng Of
causes within the Admiralty apd Maritime iuriS-
dictiOn Of said Court And the said terms shall
b. in addition to the regular terms now provided
for. ~ 60 -'}tl .t-N'f1ttA.N y
-"aa .l O. D. McFADDEN, 3
Chief Justice and Judge Of I'd District.
.- ---- ---. 49,. e. Q. FITZHUGH,.
rc- Asso late Justice Sd Judicial District =
Atrue extract from the Record. ifa' i'.s.
dAJ4c Il! RICHARD LANE,
Clerk Of Supreme Court, W.T.. a. &
, 1860-02-17

An AscrExr CumosrTY.-A man in Buffalo,
New York, wears most rare and ancient curl
Osity, in the shape Of . wooden watch, only one
hundred and fifty-six years Oldi It was made
BY Caspar Glatz Stetten in Switzerland, IN l7o2.
The piniOns and verge are Of steel the barrel,
main and scope wheels are composed Of brass,
and 80 is the balance. The rest Of the watch Is
entirely Of wood, including the case.
, 1860-02-17

A wELL-AssOnTnD I.0T % unu1l am
s1s.Ss.. ssssp n "a isssiis : . f;dSs -. -
, 1860-02-17

The number Of births in New Jersey last year
was 1852, marriages 1888, and deaths 1888.
The Mississippi Senate have appropriated $780,
600 fora monument to General Quitman. ssa5
William and Mary's College Williamsburg,
Va, lately burned was the Oldest in the States
The number Of deaths in New Orleans, from
June to November, last year, was 1926.
The ella River Mines, California, are yielding
largely.10l .4al s4Ss7
The debt Of thecity Of Boston iSnearly s4,OOOF
O0O.laseiT ffsiiel7f
, 1860-02-17
DALYSS ~
WILEY WHISKY.

||
VrTE iSsd 70 CALL TliE A1rnn1so1 o.
w deasIl 4. ny = eunllmnrl q ~ faloEnl s11tlI
q uel.tnoun Ccmlal u1o haga analysed II
aDAIysa ArumafI1 valley tFhiHkV.e
Ihs h1h reputation u he bktlos lnndlnl fd1I.niI.
nli ne aiaee pe',,l,' an - P,Ia ssl', y
.ssshs siaif AslaSlh oinut. q auur.1uI ~ +
n0'Hor. Mass, Aprn ilh, iile
bs;f sF-i have n,sis ch,ni.ai nnuuIl q yuu hru-
matte Valley Nyhlsky,n and nnd pnl, e=SolI1
rye WHISKY, conialnnr Il1roul alr anT kInl. a.
recommend 4 a. ouiahls fpr medical ani pnhfc n1I
cnanlU r IlcI1o4, Nd
sssiy,sa u.npis q tsiisy
Whin1y, and and Mo b pure ars Of nna naEaT "a
'i'a''' ' ''''i'' 'L''si S.ass ( cmsuf, m, o.uE
p.sr A. slrsiass q kkomaiis vaiisy vrhinsrn =.
ccTea and, amer calllnl qAnnInnioh, and . b pll
ariicle, entifelf Ice fom he d1ulFninf hlI1lg1l ~
quenlly used. et gAMng q Mkn1, Cn1m|lA
..9 1sla sif T3 - "a. J. - Z ~. -. d. q
DALYS AROMATIC HlLtET WHISKY
4 put up IN eases containing one dosn hocs each rsrt
b al Tie principal Lqaof Houses b California dIIluIl
, 1860-02-17

0OIlIk-sobb bbs Eastern paeksd Porha f-lg..
i Allo Domestic Dc So
,..,t. Z nscAW . 90
, 1860-02-17
THE WASHINGTON
N U r S e r r,
HUGH PATT1soN, Propras.or.


e e 2 e
TNHE UNDERSIGNED RETURNS HIS SIN.
i cerc thanks to his friends and the public
generally the liberal patronage he has received during
he past ave ysa q Partnsship which has now ter
minated, and the .l,7a ~. .aF . -H 81
s WASHINGTON NURSERY 81
Isjlsuy s1tded 70 the name u bean. lam constantly
adding b my Nursery the best varieties Of Pears and
other Fruits. Ny Trees are Uell grown, ffOm one 10
three years DID, and ~l be sold At Sl further reduced
prices. Sales viii begin. o. asuAl. % The hs s7 q
First day of November.
N.B.-NunsEy six miles east Of S1eIlacOOm.
HUGH PA1TfsON,
wAsHtSoToS PLAINS. Sept. 18Th, 1859. 9s:uf
rtoARsE sALT-ih bbis and s0r ..ie b :, Z !. -
" 8 MccAW 9 col:
DL.oWs-Bostou s,esl cnppsr and Eae Cast Iron Flows
= 3 MecGw 90.
, 1860-02-17

DLOws- -Boslon slesl cnpPr and EAgs ca's Iron FONl
: - - MecEw . 90.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-06-16
STEAMBOATS,.
LOW Err MISSISSIPPI
UNIFIED sTATMs

" " 4 a Iii IL y a N II IL =
+ WeGa RasEaI- WEEKLY MAIL LINE no .fi1E. n
sssszsrssfsS VICKSBURG. ssSsyyasfssSS4S55sSsS.
Ihe magnificent o. 8; Mail packet Vickxshursy, Capt.
NJ White. mnster will leave for Grand Lake, Donlltsonsile
Ptaquenine Baton Rouge Port Hndson Bayou Sara
Landing, Fort Adams, Natches Waterproof Rodney
seph Grand Gull, Wersnton vicksbirg Mllikens Bsnd
Lake Providence Stacks Island Landing Skpwiths Landing
Pilehers Point Ashton Lake Wesngton Caroline Landr
The VICKSBuRG will freight for Yagoo and
Taahache rives be re-shpped steamers Prince and
Hope.
Leaves on SATURDAY, at5PM
The magnificent u s. Mail packet foUrc he Capain
j. Brown will leave for Donaldsonvle Paquemre Batcl
Rouge Port Hudson Bayon Sara. Red River Landing For
Adams, Eachez Waterproof Rodney, ST. Joseph Grand
Warrenton and Vicksburg, every Saturday, Mt P. ~
laouche cennects at Vcksbug with steamers nce
Ho and will take freight for all landings the Yazoo
Talahntcbe rive Mt highwaer without detention
The above mentioned splendid passenger packets will
their regular days, without fail the hour appointed
business entrusted to their will be promptly faithfully
attended to- "
These boats Will not be responsible for letter package
containing money jowery other yaablcs unless regular
bills Of ladug taken specifying the
the freight paid for vauables deposited with the eler
by the passengers, contained in their baggage.
For freight or passage apply on board, or to
j. j. PERSON K co. 7@
tel5 II Corner of FaT0nnelet NJ Union strcetH.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-06-16
Memoranda.

Capt. Cannon, of the schooner Star, from Vera
Cruz sth inst, reports the bark Flash, Capt
Campbell, from New York, arrived on the 9th
inst, and at the time the Star sailed was the only
American vessel in port The British man of-war
Va1orous sailed on The I'd inst, on a cruise.
No change in the position Of either the French,
English. or Spanish fleets since our last accounts.
The United States man-of.war Saratoga sailed on
the I'd inst. for Philadelphia. The Savannah was
laying at anchor opposite Green Island at the time
the Star left and the storeship Relief at Saerfcios
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-06-16
To the Honorable the Common Cennc
of the City OF New Orleans:
TIME UNDERSIGNED owners OF propeYt -


fronting 81. Joseph street. tom New Legee street
Rampant thence down the upper side OF the Canal 10 Liberty
street especially your Honorable body greeably
City Chare sell ri public auctiun
public notice, the for grading and paving
St Joseph street. from New LeTee to Liberty street, with
granite blocks less Than inches wide by twelve inches
Ion than twelve Inches vide by eighteen inches long
less than ten inches hick.
Said Of best quality Of granite having the Sides
top we'll Dressed foFta surface when
laid, and to he good solid work.
Said 10 be nd daeonay on tosr inches q sharp
and london gravel with coating dressing when laid
of sharp sand md London gravel lite joints
properly ed and rolled wt suitable roller n we'll settled
four inches thick be furnished when
the City Surveyor think requisite change the old curb
ing, in order to make substantial work.
The both sides Of ST. Joseph street from New
evee Liberty be raised and graded to height
level in such the streets Of the
speedy and the sidewalks be raised and tagged
The footcFosnSSs the intersection Of all the
n With best North riye Tagging aud 70 he four feet wide the
be wide, -four feet long and than
thick be raised in the center graded the
road pavement.
Leeds 4 CO., j. W. Stanton
Chns y Leeds
JAS. A. HOPKINS
Secretary Board Of Assistant Aldermen.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-06-16

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