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W. j. BARNETT, -
sss------ssS.S - :. <. DUAA.j
MAruFACTUR1R AND DEALER IN
BOOTS AND SlIO ES

nF ALI. KINDS 4-Laiiss Kid Heel Boots, from
~ ei.06 TO - 80. lse1iSs, Kid Slippers, 90
cts. to ~ ,G3. Ladies' Caters Of all kinds. Eng
glish, ffench and Italian Silk Lasting II iii col
ora Congrsss sud Side Lace with and without
heels cheaper thar ever. at4a saas 11 essI
Misses and Childrcn's Kid ANGLE Ties and Slip
pers, Boots nnd Caters, all sizes, With or without
heels cheaper than tie cheapest. Men and Boys
Boots, and Shoes, ssd GAittrs, Patent Leather,
Calf, and Kip, scwed and ptxged, Homemade and
EsstsTn, cheap for cAsh. Heenan Shoes, plow
Shsea, ana ,:9Aemass taaiteu, md Oxford TAes
FRsnah Cali, and seve1, and psgeed, always on
hand, and ms1s 10 order on short notice.
DO not 1oSess the plscs. No. 80 Main street.
Sign Of the Mammoth Boot.
keoknk, June Is, 1865. w. ri. BARRETT.
SEED POTATOES.
Onn BUSHELS for sale by
CvU KELLOGG q BlRGE.
MaylAd
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fIvHE subssribers are the snls agents In Ksekuk,
L Iowa, for the sale of Thrsshins Machines, and
have now ON hand twsntyr--part manufactured In
Uniontown, Ohio, and part Of tAr cclebrassd Pitts
Patent, manufactured In Alton, Ill. These Ma,
chimes have been soid by the thousand, and their
ased Qsslitics are known 10 ali. These wishine 10
purchase will please oau upon the subscrihsrs. snd
the terms will be made easy, either for cash or
part cssh and balance on time. These machines
can be ordered from the shop and received BY the
Subscribers In few days il needed.
BURNS 4 KEN r4EN Agents.
JuDe91teW4m Keokuk, Town.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-06-25

rT Napoleon has had bis photograph Ia.
ken when dressed ia full uniform Of French
General in ChisF.
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EVE AND EAR.
SPEClAL attention given to disease Of the Eye
~ and Ear, surgical ard medical.
". r. THRALL, M. D., Oculist.
DIR T. has removed his Office to 3d ST., between
Main and Iohnaon, cast aide where he may be-
found during basiness hoars.
kgsrngscE on Morgsn-st., between sth and 5th.
Keokuk, May 23, go -e3m
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DR.. John f. Sanford, of Keck uk. per
formed very difficult surgical operation on
the eye of lady Of this city, few DAYS
since. A tumor had formed Oh the interior
Of the lady's eye-ball, ana ehe had consulted
the most eminent surgeons of ST. Louis con-
corning 10 removal, aud they ail advised her
not 70 have an operation performed on it, or
Z might cause her death. Having heard of
Ut. Sanford, and the almost mir acles pcr-
formed py him In surgery. nothing daunted.
che joined the late excursion on the Hanni-
bal Guy, to keokuk, and had Dir. s. to ex !.
anime her case. lie readily informed her
that be thought he could easiiy remove II.
and last week came down and performed the
operation. Chloroform was fret admins.
tered, when ha turned the eye-bali ont, re-
moved the sumor and then placed the ball
back into its natural position. The pntien.
IS now improving rapidly, and will soon have
the faculty fully restored. Ii required an
hour and half to perform this almost mi
raeuious operation, during which time the
lady was almost wholly inaccessible OF pain
Hannibal Messenger.
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TT Is NOT TOO MUCH TO SAY, SINCE
OLD ND YOU NC
Affirm its Truth,


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Will preserve infalbls the growth and color hair
nssd ,se ss re n se S.s asasss
men the hair make il soft and beautiful than any OIL
Judges 1o1nys Dooo ns sPss's s
and gsnes and ladies Of ali classes over the World
bear that we do not too much In its favor Read
inc aa NoT y ~
Induced to use aone Of Hair Restorative and its
were 80 wonderful we feel 1t our duty to and the afflicted
With and called it cald head hair almost en-
sFey came of In consequence when friend seeing suffer
hopes is asis
e. cur boy has healthy scalp and crop
your Restorative perfect remedy ali diseases
70 s sEsi ". + afaaS iasfsSo4nnan
Prof Wood-Desz Sir Ny hair had for several years. been
rsadered The constant application q 81 dressing il
months Thai condition and having Continued iT Is
TIL within the last three weeks It has turned natus
!. oss1 esps
@ NEED q E :. aa
he simple Of dressing identifying the hair
q il performing all that is claimed for il VINO.
cinelnnnti, o., Feb. TO- 1857. ia Third street.
WELLINGTON. No.. Dec. S. 1857.
w had ss s @ss
t. Ihad the fever some time last May and nearly every hair
as SAs but Pas
that feel t. ns9a e. g Others who afflicted s
The benefit have received from Prof Woods Hair Restorative
Te ResOavs pat up in bottles of three sizes VIZ isrse
medium and small the small holds onehalf pint
cent proportion than small retals for two dollars
PR bottle hs aTgs selds quart 40 cent in
o.. WOOD 60. PgopetOEs, 81 Broadway, New York
And sold By s good Druggists and Fancy Goods Dealers
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NouvEIIE ORLEANS % fevrier 1860
A l'Honorable Gonse Comnlun della Nouvelle Orleans i
T ES soussfgnes propriefnires sur La rue
IL Deord de la Nouyee Lesee Gercle dc Tyo respec-
petitionnent honorable corps confarnanent
la Section l2 de la Nouvel oharte de Ia VILE ire yenre
Fencan, apres yng davis dams la oicee I'm
contrst pour nvele la Deord dc la Noupele
wee Cerce Tyo de boes carries de granite pas
de pouces large IL de long pas p
de u psuees large Is dc long ct de pas dc
10 pouces dfepaissenr.
Les dts boes de premiere qualities de granite ayant les
cote les angles ct lie haut bien ta de aniere former une
surface une ct Outrage de grande solidie
lie d. diagonsemsn base dc uuatre
de sable dn Lac de gayos de Londes pu la SUI
pece couche quare pouc de sable du Lac grayos
de oues ree de emp les joints ct lie tout ben asse
par rouleau convenable.
Les perres berdures qse ponces depassenr seron
fournes quand yoyer de In willie ngera coavenahe renpa
Ger les yieilles, do manere faire un bon Outrage
Les perres de bordure les denx eoes de Ia neo
la Nouvee Cerce Tvo seront relevee nveees
haueur conyenabe DIES eaux de rue
bsnquees eNhaussees fstes perres plates
Les passages intersections de toates les ates
la premiere 9nae de perrss de Ia viere d Eord de
qatre pes large les prre seot de deux peds large
quare ped de long de pas mons de six
aeur elevaes meu dtcnan de rue
Thomas Hale y. ", Person
JAS. A HOPKINS
ms LAVISH secrStare du Gonseli des Asst Aldermen.
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Honorable Conseii Gemrun de la NouyeIle. Orleans:
MEsSIEURS-Ies soussf q nes nrnnrIe ~ y Ire

AHHonorable Consei Gemnun de la Nouyelle Orleans:
MI EsSIEURS-Ies soussi nes proprfcta Tres
lSA La St-Joseph, de la Ia rue des
Rempars ct de Ia ivant la Unite suptreure du Canal Ia
rue lberte respecuensenent peionnant Hon corpg
commencement la Section 12o de Ia Charte Vile eef
de aie sonre rencan apes vug ouf davis gazette
oielele IN conat nyeier stJosep6 de
Nonseileeyde la Ibertt des bocs de
mite de ne pas nos DC e Dc II pouces sng
mons de 10 poncss les dts bocs devon ee de
premiere aite de granite ayant les cos angles lie haut
ben tallIs de maniere former Giant poses
ct lie tout former lin pavage eompace. -,
l dit diagonaenent sur base de etra
de sable du Lac eft gasois coc
quaFe de sable ct rayo de la surface les
joints bien reps ct lie tout ben asitti oueau conye
nabe LES pieres de bordure do denaisseur
seon fonfnies Quahd Royer de la ia
changsr les yieiles pieres atm fae bon ouyrage
Les pierres dc bordureR de la rue
de la Nonsele evee Ia bee eeyees et niyeees
une haner suisante pour ecouemen eas les ban
quotes eieytes ct payees pierres plates
Les intersections seront de as
plates de L. du Nod de premiere qualte dc
anare pieds Dc large les pierres desront denx
peds de large, quatre peds de long ct nons do An
wage. HF' - ~ p1
J.W Stanton, Leeds Co,
Chs. j. Leeds.
Souyelle. Orleans lie g fdyrier 1860 's
JAS. A. HOPKINS
M lnwSw Secretaire du Bureau Asst Aldermen
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To the Honorable the Common Council
Of the city Of New Orleans

To the Honorable the Common Council
of the city of New Orleans
GENTLEMEN-Th Undersigned, Owners
~ Of property fronting Customlouse street. from
syee t. Claiborne street most respectfully petition your
ss A. public auction after twenty days public nstiee the
eyee . Claiborne street. with granite blocks not less than
inches wide twelve inches than
wide by eighteen inches long less than inches
Said blocks to be of best quality of granite having the sides
ends and top well dressed form
laid, and to be good solid work. Ii' "A
Said to be laid diagonaly four inches Of sharp
sand and London gravel with coating dressing
laid Of fonr inches Of sharp sand and London gravel
to be properly filed and rolled with suitable roller until
settled. @ Nv
The usual curbstone four inches thick furnished when
the City Surveyor think requisite change the old
ing. in order to make substantial work.
The curbstone both sides of Cusonhouse
Levee Claiborne street be raised and graded proper
hight and level in such free the Of
the most proper manner and the sidewalks raised and
tagged. %ag s53 5@
The foot crossings the intersection of all the streets to be
laid with the best North river Tagging and be wide
the stone used be feet wide four feet long
than six inches thick to be raised in the CENTRE and graded
the road pavement
New Orleans Feb. g. 1860.
For Citizens Bank Of La,1
James d. Denegre, Pres.
Per pro r.. D. Shepherd, 4 o.
HI Shepherd, ~ iset. 8ss&
]. W. Zachsrie 80 -
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To the Honorable the Common Council s55
Of the city of New Orleans
GENTLEMEN--The undersigned, owners
~ Of property fronting Delofd street. from New to
Tiyol Circle respectfully petition your Honorable body
agreeaby section 10 City Charter sell ut public auc
on after twenty days public notice. the grading
and paving Deord street from New Leyee Tvo Circle with
granite blocks less then inches wide twelve inches
long than twelve inches wide by eighteen inches long
less than inches thick. -
Said blocks best quality granite having the Sides
ends and top well dressed form surface when
laid, and TO be good solid work.
Said TO be laid dagonay four inches of sharp
sand and London gravel with coating top dressing when
laid Of four inches Of sharp sand and london gravel joints
to be property filled and relied with suitable roller until well
settled. #f8
The usual curbstone four inches thick be furnished when
the CITY Surveyor may think requisite change old curb
ing, In order to make substantial work.
The curbstones both sides Denrd street. from Iyee
10 Tvo Circle be raised and graded proper height and
level in such free the of The most
speedy manner and the sidewalks 10 be raised and tagged
The foot crossings at the Intersection of all the TO be
laid with best North river tagging and to be four feet wide the
used Two feet wide feet long less than
six inches thick be raised in the CENTER and graded 10 The
road pavement.
New Orleans February @, 1860.
Thomas Hale, j. J. Person.
JAS. A. HOPKINS.
Secretary Of the Board of Assistant Aldermen
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Secretary of the Board Of Assistant Aiderme

ArHonorable Conse Commun de la Nouyelle- Orleans:
M ESSIEURS-Less oussfg mes pr0prietaires
1vA de Ia Douane de Claiborne
respectueusenent ponnen honorable
men la Section l20 de Ia Charte de Ia VILE fae
yendre encan vingt davis
Ter ct payer la de la Douane de Front evae
borne des blocs de granite de mons de
ces de large II de long plus de u
large Is pouees de long de 10 ponces dpa
Les dts bocs seront de premiere gae granite
cotes les angles lie liant ben tae de manere
surface bien nnie ct Outrage do grande solidite
pouces de sable dn Lac ct de gravo de ondres puts
de ondres feet de empr les joints ct lie tout hen ast
par rouleau conyenable.
Les pierres de b9rdure de qnare depaseu seront
fournes anand Voyer de la Vile ugern conyenabe de emp
Ger les yieilles de maniere faire un bon ouvrage
Les pierres de boures les deux cois de la de la
Domaine dc Front eyee la Claiborne seront relieves
nvelee hauteur consenabe Ptcouecnt ds de Ia
rue ct les banquettcs seron exhausees ct es pees
plates .i.I
Les passages aux intersections de toqes les serent fats
svec la premiere quae de pieres de In ee du Nord ct de
quatre pea de les perre seron de dex ed de large
ieds long mons de epaisseur
Nouvelle Orleans 23feyrer 1860
Banque DIES Cioyens, par
JAS d. Denegre, Pres't}
r.. ID. Shepherd, pro I'll. Shepherd, 30 pieds.
J.W. Zacharie, 30
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n n. rr,.o,... ia Ngw oRIEAys January %, 1860.
Of the city Of New Orleans
rTHE PETITION Of the UNDERSIGNED re-
= peeai,y sh9seh that the majority required BY he city
charter having signed this petition they pray your honorable
body 70 pass resolution authorizing Comptroller 10 SELL
alter nVe Gays notice in the official Journal the for
making brick sidewalks, with curb stones and wooden CUTTERS
on both sides Of First street. Water street to Apollo
me work to pc done in accordance specifications Of
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To the Honorable the Common Council
of the City of New Orleans:
THE UNDERSIGNED owners of property

10 the f1onorhble Inc common Council
of the City of New Orleans:
THE UNDERSIGNED owners of property
fronting on ST. Joseph street. from New street 10
thence down the side of the Canal Liberty
TO- section 70 new Gty Charter 70 SCI at public auction
St. Joseph street. from New Levee Liberty street with
granite blocks less than inches BY twelve inches
long than twelve inches wide by eighteen inches long
less than inches thick
sd blocks to be Of best quality Of granite having the sides
ends and top well dressed even surface when
laid and to be good solid work. -
Said pavement to be laid dagonay four inches of sharp
ct on inshes sharp sand and London gravel the joints
The usual cubstone four inches thick 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
Leyee to Liberty to be raised and graded proper height
and level in such manner free the streets Of
most speedy manner and tho sidewalks tagged
Ihs oot ct the intersection Of all the
laid with best North river tagging and wide the
stone used be feet wide long not less than
SIX inches thick to be raised in the graded the
road pavement y -
Leeds 4 Co.. j. W. Stanton
Ghas. j Leeds.
New Orleans, February 2s 1860.
JAS A. HOPKINS,
Secretary Board of Assistant Aldermen.
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SHOCKING AFFAIR AT NAPERYIIa--H hole FAM
ily P0isonad.-The citizens of Naperyile, Dupage
county, H., have been having o mad dor excite.
whose name we have not learned, went to 4 drug
store TO get some poison for the purpose Of extcr
minating part of the canine community, and
while there purchased some chewing gum for his
returned home, By mistake he gave the wrong
package to his children and baited the dogs with
the gum, in consequence of which the former very 4
soon died. Not long after his wife also expired
from the effects Of a small portion of the supposed
gum, and the man was himself taken dangerously
il-he having taken dose of the poison under The
same mistake. Our informant states that the child
eating hs soda cracker prepared for q dog.
s lf#E EGhicago Press.
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PETITIONS---OEFICTAL.
TO The Honorable The Common Council =


Of the city OF New Orleans:
GENTLEMEN-The undersigned, owners
o. property fronting Grcd street from New Ieyee 10 St
psa ee, m9 respectfully petition your Honorable body
ton after twenty days public notice The contract FOR grading
and "loa street from New Ieyee St. Paul street.
wlt grane piochs not less than ten inches wide by twelve
inches long nor more Than twelve inches Wide By eighteen inches
long, nor less than ten inches thick " - %
aia pI9cs g Pc q the best quality granite having the Sides
laid and TO be good solid work 80 - 80 $500 ~
Ssd q be laid diagoay on four inches Of sharp
" WIN , ~ Stsel WIN coating top dressing when laid,
eur e 2. hap sand and Londen gravel the joints TO be
properly ncu and rolled with suitable roller until settled
The usual curb stone inches iek to he Furnished when
the CITY surveyor think requisite 10 change The old curb
ing, In order TO make substantial work %
The eurbones both sides Of Girod street fu Neg I4yee
70 @ faa street. 10 be raised and graded 10 proper height
level in such the streets Of wafer IN e most
spssuy msnner and the sidewalks fagged
;t III h W Of all the streets 70 be laid
W., N. fyer Tagging and be four feet wide the
70 y Two feet wide long and than
road pavement. = 49, ee-'.e'' AN" ei-2~e " ''.s
x all; ~. rem Sa c. W. Cammaek.
JAS. A. HOPKINS.
= reefeiary OF the Board OIL ssistaut Aldermen
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Proclamation par lie Marie.

hAIRIE IA N0UvELLg. ORLEANS,
Hotel dc Vile, 26 decembrc 1889
ES VEHTU de In resolution No 1874 du
conseii Comman dc "a Nouyce Orleans confomement
section III de Ia chartre de Ia vle present
donns inenion de Ia Willie de Eouvee Orleans est
yo les deux cots do Ia Orleans payes perres
ronde porr dc la st Claude jusqna Ia Maais
= rue kobertson laqna Ia Claiborne aus davor les
dex du marcha TremS des prres
dE iawSw GERARH STITH Marie
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asw 0neans Gully Tipl Sheet. aaudu AIosnno
pETITIONS---OFFICliTIlls.'1I-

-eSS--,-<S~~s<.--<
r. .k ,,a.,,, NEW oaLRass, November n 1890
70 me honorable the Common Council ~ 'S''''
u,r,r s.. on city of New Orleans
st sssass y Il. ssa1 n, sheeth
rssGaea sa'san e ss s ssdy g pas
sidewalk On the south III y TIE Contract f making sf
HSyard and Freret streets 'p''eaote street between
sar 1s cork TO be done according specifications Of the Cts
P Patriek Fii ta s feet inches.
q Bangor, 81 90 fne, @
1ny one enes IN that block refuses to sgn this petitions
We te undersigned, willing pay extent of the two
Secretary q the Board q Aldermen.
NouvEfLE- oRLzAxs n noyerabre ,sso
AlHonorabIe consei de yiIie de Nouyele- ORLEANS
E as ssogs ssiig srposen tEsspeetueussment
petition lis prisnt honorable dsdeptr uns rssouo
davis dams journal ocie conat pour Ia Dc
~ En- b,apss da cote sud do Ia Terpco
poavrags dsva dit dsceord ayec es specifications du
P Psssiss FMI s.a. g pied' psuess
G. Bunger, 81
I'm seu proprstas refuse de sirner Ia PETITION dessu
La longuear de Ia banquetie est d l2s pieds;.
ms Iawaw sscrstaire du Board des Aldermen.
NEW onLzAss, February %, 1860
To the Honorable the Common Council
Of tho City OF New Orleans:
spssas hasaraSs lssIsa
fo ihs purpose Of making the Tie river q
Locust street from Clio ITALIA Streets duty bound
r. IiISSsimmops, M9 feet
NJ =. Nugent, Sc Y r.
d. l.. Shearer, So
JAS a: HOPKINS
Secretary Board of Assistant Aldermen.
NeuvELLEoHLEAss 20 fsvrier 1850
Honorable conseii de Vile de Nouyele Orleans:
NJ ESSIEURS-Les s0ussignes prieyaf res-
~ you're honorable De blen vouioir adop
rue Locust du cote du feuye depu Clio jusqua e rue
\ \ FFitgss hasne lss pieds
JAS. A. HOPKINS
lnlo secreIaire des Assistants Aldermen.
NEW ORLEANS, January "a, 1860.
To the Honorable the Common Council
Of the City of New Orleans:
THE undersigned owner of real property
the west side of Dyades street. between Felicity road
respectfully petition your honorable body 10 aoriz tbat na
Of the sidewalk nnraved to be made bricks bordered bv
Section lla Nc - - '"'tf
Respectfully, your obedent servant
+ pa. FIoasscE PrIsrER
CHAs CLAIBORNE
Secretary Of the Board of Aldermen.
NoUyEILE- ORLEANS, "a Janyier 1860
Honorable Consei de Vile la NouyelIe- Orleans:
/ r s0ussfgne proprietaire diu cote Quest de
- Ia Dryades, Ia rue ST. An
drew dams lie Quaeme District de vle prize respectue
curhstones igoes bois Ia parte pavee BAN
quees accord Ia Chare de IA ve Section No. l9
FLORENCE PrIsrER.
Florence Pfser est propetaire 4 peds Ia rue
Dryades
CHAS. CLAIBORNE
nj lawcw Secrstaire DIN Board des
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NourEtLK- ORLEANS, "a janvier 1860.
norable ConseiI oomlnan de la Noavelle Orleans

NouvEtLK- ORLEANS, "a janvier 1860
A Honorable Consel Gommnn de La Nouvelle ORLEANS
MI ESSIEURS-Les soussfgnes, proprietaf-
1FA Exchange Place. DIES du Canal jouanc
anent respectueefnent honorable
ent Ia section 40 de ia care de la Vile aire yendre
pencan pour niveer
Exchange Place, DIES Canal Dousne blocs
granite uons dc 10 de large IL dc long
ct dc plus de IL large is long pas
nioins de 10 pouces dfpaisseur.
Las dts bocs de premiere qnas granite
eotss les bontse ID surface ae de mantee former
face unie ct fare outrage consistant ct solids.
lie dit pose dDgonaefnent couehe
quatre de he u lac gsyos de ondres
s;ees bien repies coee de de sable
de gravels et 10 tout bea assnictit un roueau
Les pces de bordure dc poucea depnisseur
Les peres de bordure dcux cotes Exchange Place
des du Canal Douane revees ct nivetes
hautear eohyenabi de anere ser IN bre icsnement
les bquetes relevses perfe
lie intersections des fa premiere
auale de erres de Ia yiee du Nord peds large
lea perr de deus peds de large quae peds de
pas mons dc sx pouees dtpascar resyer du
daion payage de la a5t6
Banque des cioyens dc Ia Louisiana par Jas ~ Denegrc
President,
JAS. A. HOPKINS,
fsi lawSw Secrstaire du Coaseii des Asst. Aldermen
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NEW ORLEANS, Jan. "a, 1860
To The Honorable the Common Council
Of the city of New Orleans

NEW ORLEANS, Jan- ~ issJ0.
To the Honorable the Common Council
Of the city OF New Orleans
GENTLEMEN-We the undersfg med, own.
70 Gustomhouse respectfully petition honor
abs body aereeahy section U oily charter sei
public auction after FIVE days publc notice the
grading and paving Exchange Place from Canal Cussm
house with granite blocks inches wide by
IL inches than IL inches wide By inches long
nor less than 10 inches thick -,
Said blocks be Of quality granite having the sides
ends and top well dressed even surface when
laid, and 10 bc good solid work
sad t. be iaid diagonaly four inches Of sharp
laid Of four Inches Of sharp sand and London gravel joints
settled. 77f
The usual curbstone four inches thick furnished when
tue City Surveyor think itrcquste change the old
ing in order TO make substantial work.
The cprstone both sdes OF said Exchange Place
Canal 10 DO raised graded proper
hight and level in such free the streets Of water In
ihe most speedy aud the sidewalks be raised
Tagged.
he oot crossings at the intersection Of AL the streets be
aid with best North river Tagging and to DO feet WIDE
stone used be feet wide four feet long and less than
six inches thick be raised In the and graded the
road pavement
Citizens Bank OF Louisiana by Jas D. Denege, Prest.
JAS A. HOPKINS
Secretary Board CT Assistant Aldermen.
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Proclamation by. the Mayor.

Proclamation by the Mayor.
HAY0RALry or NEW ORLEArs
City Hail. December as 1859
RY VIRTUE of resolution No. 1871 OF the
common Council Of the city Of New Orleans In accord
aaee Win section III Of the City Charter hereby given
a II the intention Of the city of New have both
dss q Orleans street paved with stones from ST. Claude
70 HaTa street, and from Robertson Claiborne street
also to have each ode Of Trsm house paved With
GERARD sTITH, Mayor
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TIORsE SUGAR mILI-FoR SALE, AT BAR
rHin one Hore Sugar NH having Rollers ~ inches d
a sss 6y 20 inches long, VIVA LEEDS co