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Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1860-09-27
THE PLATFORM.

Resolved, That we, the Democracy OF the
Union, in Convention assembled, hereby
declare our affirmation OF the resolutions
unanimously adopted and dec Jared as plat.
form Of principles by the Democratic Con.
vention at Cincinnati in the yenr 1856.
believing tina, Democratic principles are
unchanged in their nature when applied to
the same subject matter; and we recommend
as our only further reso lulons the follow.
ing:
Resolved, That It Is the duty OF the
United States to afford ample and complete
protection to all its citizens, whether at
home or abroad, and whether native or for.
egn born.
Resolved, That one OF the necessities oil
the ege, in military, comaerci cia and pos.
tai point Of view, is speedy Communication
between the Atlantic and Pacific States
aud the Democratic party pledge such con.
stitutional measures as will insure the con.
struction of a railway to the, Pacific consl
as the earliest practicable period.
Resolved, That the Democratic party
are in favor Of the acquisition oI the leland
of Cuba, on such terms as shall be honorable
10 ourselves and just to Spain.
Resolved, That the enaciments of State
Legislatures to defeat the faithful execu
lion of the fugitive slave law, are hostile in
character, subversive olthe Constitution und
revolutionary in their effect.
"Resolved, that il 10 in accordancs with
tle true Interpretation Of the Cincinnati
platform That during the existence of terri
torial government, the measure OF restric.
tions, whatever il may be, imposed by the
federal constitution on the powers OF the
Territorial Legislature over the subject o
domestic relations, as the same has been, OF
shall hereafter be finally determined by the
Supreme Court Of the United States. shal
be respected by all good citizens, and en-
forced with piomplness and fidelity by every
branch of the federal government"
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-HLNVJ,-
FORD,S

FA.MgYY GA,TEGARYIG PEEIS,
Compounded from Pure Vegetable Extracts ami
put up in Glass Cuses. AIR Tight. and will keep
in any climate The Family Catliartic PILL is ~
gentle but active Cithartic, which the proprietor
hns used in his practice more than twenty years.
The constantly ncre asing demand from those who
have long used the PMS and the satisfaction
which u express in regard TO their use has induced
me TO place them within the reach of all The
profession well know that different Cathar,ics act
on different portions ol the bowels. The Family
Cahartic Pill has, with due reference TO this we'll
established TACT, been compounded from a vari ;ty
Of the purest Vegetable Extracts, which act nike
on every part OF the alimenta-y canal aud are good
and safe In all cases here cathartic 10 needed,
such ms Derangements oi the Stomach Slice piness
lains IN the Back and Loins. Costiveness, Pain d.
Soreness over the whole body. from sudden cold,
which frequently, il neglected end in long course
oi Fever, Loss OF Appetite a creeping sensa tion
oi cold over the body, Resiiessness, Headache, or
weigh, in the head, all Inilammn tory Discusses,
Worms in children adults. Rheumatism.
great purifier of the Blood and many diseases to
which flesh is heir, TOO numerous to mention in
this advertisement Dose, TO ;.
PRICE THREE DIMES.
lJ-The Liver lnvigorator and Family Cathartc
Pills are reaied by Druggists generally, and sold
wholesale by the Trade in ull the large towns.
S. T. w. SANFORD, M. d.
Manufacturer and Proprietor,
de.559ly 335 Broadway, New York.
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THE BRECKINRIDGE FACTION OF
THE SHAM DEMOCRACY.

THE CANDIDATES
For President-JoHN C. BRrcKrNRrpsE
OF Kentucky.
For Vice President--Jossrn LANE, o.
Oregon.
rHE PLATFORM,
Resolved, That the platform adopted BY
the Democratic party in Cincinnati be
affirmed, with the following explanatory
resolutions:
Resolved, That the Government of Ter.
rtory organized by an act of Congress, il
provisional and Temporary, ani, during its
existence, all citizens OF the United States
have an equal right TO settle with their
property in the Territory without their
rights either of person or property being
destroyed or impaired by congressional or
territorial legislation.
2nd, Resolved, That 1t 10 the duty Of the
Federal Government IN all its departing n is
TO protect, when necessary, the rights OF
personS and properly in the Territories, and
wherever else Its constitutionali,y extends
I'D. Resolved, That when the settlers in
Territory having an adequate population,
lorm Slule constitut ion, the rights OF
sovereignty commence, and being oonsum.
mated by admission in the Union, they
stand on an equal footing with the people
Of other Slates--and the State thus organi.
zed ought TO be admitted Into the Federal
Union, whether lie constitution prohibits or
recognizes the Institution Of slavery.
4th, Resolved, That the Democratic party
are in favor Of the acquisition OF the Island
Of Cuba on such terms ss shall be honorable
to ourselves and just to Spain, at the earli
est practicable moment.
9th. Resolved. That the enactments of
State Legislatures 10 defeat the faith lul
execution Of the fugitive slave law are hos.
tile in character, subversive Of the consti,u.
tion, and revolutionary In their effect.
9th. That the Democracy of the United
States recognizes 1t as the imperative duty
Of this government to protect the natural
ized citizen In oil his rights, whether ut
home or In foreign lands, to the same ex-
tent as its native born citizens.
And whereas one Of the greatest neces.
stiles of the age, in a political, commercial
and postal point Of view, Is speedy com.
munication between the Pacific and Allan.
tic coasts; therefore be IL
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1860-09-27

Thousands nre daily speaking il the praise OF
L DR.. EAION'S, lnianiile Cordial, and why
because it never fails to niiorl instaneous reiiei
when '.ivsn in time. II acts as If by magic, and
one trial alone will convince you that what we
ayistrue Il contains M Pnregnric or Opinie Of
any kind, and therefore relieves by removing tho
ssuilerogs oi your child instead of by deadening
iis senslbilites For this reason, il ccmmends
itsel ms only reliable preparation now known Ter
Children rfolhing .Diarahnh, D,sentery. Grip.
ing in thu Bowols, Acility Of the Stomach, " ind,
Cold in The Head, and Group, nlso ior sof,onina
the gum', reducing information, regulating the
Bowels, and relieving pain, |, has equal being
an nnti.spnsmodic IL is ueed with uniailing snc-
cess In all cases of Convulsion or other Firs As
yon value the lie and hea th OF your chl,red and
wish TO snvesthem from those sad and h'ghing
consequences whichnre certain 10 result from the
nse of narcotics OF which all other remedies for
lninnue Complaints are composed, take none hui,
Dr. Eatone lnfsndlc Cordial, this yon can rely
upon. Il is perfectly harmless, and cannot injnre
tn" mos. delicate infant Price, 25 cents, Full
ecIions accompany e,ch bottle. Pre1,red oalyO
CHURCH & DUPONT,
No 400 Broadway, New YOr X.
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CAMPAIGN FOR 1860!
r1zE FIVE Pt-ArFoRNs-
TEE nsrvBLicAx rRATroRM ADOPTED Al
cnicAGo. MAY IS, 1860.

.1tFcr Prrsident-- ABRAHAM LINCOLN, Of
lliiuoi.
T For Vice President--HAxsIDAL HAaLiS
OF Maine.
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men liberal wages, TO agriculture renumer-
udng prices, to. mechanics and manufac.
tuters an adequate reward for their skill,
labor and enterprise, and to the nation com.
mercial prosperity and independence.
I3. That we protest ngsinst any ss'e or
inalicnation to others Of the public lstds
held by actual settlers, and against any
view of the free homestead policy Which re-
CARDS the settlers as psupers or supplents
tor public bounty; aud we demand the p,s-
s,ge by Congress Of the complete and sati'-
factory homestead me6sule which his
already passed the House.
IA. That the Republican party is opposed
to any change in our naturalization laws,
or any State legislation by which the rights
Of citizenship hitherto accorded 70 immi-
grants from foreign lands shall be abridged
or impsired; ard In favor OF giving iull
and efficient protection 10 the rights OF al
classes OF citizens. whether native oi
natu-alized, both at home and abroad.
l5. The appropriations Wy Congress for
river and harbor Improvements OF a national
character, required f,r the accommodation
and security of an existing commerce, are
authorized by the Constitution; and ju,,ifrc
by the obligation Of government to p rotec
the lives and property of its citizens.
16. That a railroad TO the Pacific ocean
is impero,ively demanded by the interest o
the whole country; that the Federal Gov.
ernment ought TO render immediate snt
efficient aid in It's construction; and that. u,
preliminary thereto, a daily overland mai
should be promptly established.
II. Finally, having thus set forth on,
distinctive principles and views, we invite
the cooperation of all citizens, howeve
differing on other questions. who substsn
tally agree with US in their affirmance ant
support.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-06-12
mo. 52Is.l#

AN ORDINANCE Concerning the Fire Alarm and Poliee Tel
SECTION l. Be 4 ordasaf b. de Cinnamon Council osas 6a
e e,c Greens be- Al alarns e fire saa b given BY te
and regulations az mny he eatter be provided - -
SEs q ofaa,sd &c That on the Of this ord
joint session proceed elecI Superintendent Assist
e hold office the Of two years from I'LL day IL jape
su anu hal ts salary Of said Superintendent he fixed
San per annnm each payable monthly 1T tie Treasfers
oe said sapern endent and assistant Superintendent shall
Of their duties. A ps'io'a4'sS y
ge Be Z ordained etc., That the Fire COMMITTEES of the
nanee and Streets and Landings Of the Board Of Aldermen
tee AID shall have he control and Of The
employs rooms apparatus and machine Of said Telegraph
the telegraph w nas
and sounding the alarms shah power o alter amend
or change the same from time lime exgencie of Inc
case demand all of which rules and Regulations og
shall be binding on all and haye The force
SIC Dc ordained do Thar the Superintendent shall an.
ss q IS sSa p pay n9a.h Il aR
s a' Ss wi ssa saG .s T. b eon
Be eyai al THAI Il shai b. the duty Of The
n nae ad Police Telegraph COMMITTEES report the Com
also ~ changes Of the from time to time report %
81 hs @sno s AZ F u As aa
pf os 9 O. ielsciion q lhe Common Soulcil
persons except connected the
o the same oopen any na hox (unle il 10 comun
Working he Fire and f Pess Tss
81 mi nas my Or persons violating the provisions
ne q not ess than - that recoverable before
Be- q, fgnpe o and IN default Of payment
sc I B osdaaaa q, Thai his ordinance shah take
sieu anu pe u ut tfces from and after
Common G s.nnals Of the city Of New Orleans
fs,,,saf President dent Board Of Aldermen.
y,a, ,J President Board Of Assistant Aldermen
A; A ~. - copy - - Sii1h' Mayor
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-06-12
WAyORAaI|I,.TIY.--s3fFFs

ss.s,,Ys [ M, ,.k 4ea iasiaf company sha be ocsied IN
~. fi,sa 7assts ss engine
s .a,a sns,,ss f vi It'll sr company
s e roa M ss s,sb hpses D
ihs Sssmsa usuns shall ~,
he apaea,sd s5elsstist pro
saiee from Office Ms heaelnsassr proyIsed
sa eli before enssir apca lie aes several
orss onaiihed by the Mayer, eher BY oath aina
s II HI sa ass e hs same
Sac q That The Chief before catering npon The -
ioila made pa The Mayor Of New Orleans and
| of he dusics iherseis !
n TAss scsh sssss, ssos es,sg upon
hunred doafs payable The Mayor Of New leans
asss = sasss thereof. q ,. - =, ~
nsn s, b Allowed Except Il authorised by Ibis s op
nance and working under this contract,
The Hse department aud active working thereof at Tie sale
e. cse mi
au eagncess and further, he shall have power siss
things he shall s'''s> :. ~
aad the active hsro s st e
m with sections his ordinance
sasii within ays days after he dare adjudication a
ssss 70 made 70 The Mayor the q Now
proved # ~ The Common the anounf of twenty
Thousand aolass conditioned tht said purchaser fnd
eOntae ~ that j. performed 81 him.
assss 90 s II s s Of this egd !, !,
h with 81 this oTdnance shal
ready service nn,Ser q compass and he
number Of competent and officers attached said compa
aa o I'm ead ae
ss Il dies Ell na 10 HEM e IL p as Il ths s and
rsnoer full an efficient ssrvice And said men and
@ S ~ ss e hs
@ al III danger
~ Il HAT he or sa contract Il he .ae made
ID accordance with ore and Two q Tits ordinance shs
during eon.inuanse q said n addition
hand fire engines to be always III rood
ass &c sSs purchaser q T. d.
the support OF the Fire Department and lie active working
nc sh he San Sh pssess one and
shasers ana sha # him themselves his
fer assign undeet the any person or persons
and that aid purchaser SHALL Immediately AFTER sisng
the bond REQUIRED BY section ordnance enief
said contract - seNa'i e's's 4.
s 81 rs sess Of n S sale
deposit It he time i The Adjudication Of said sale tho
New said deposit returned 10 said purchaser On
his giving bond required by twenty Of this
s. forfeited 70 lie use ad sen ne s Il AZ
sfs ss e T Nsw p, prleans = -
In with two Of this ordinance shall
Of the Fire The working thereof shal be
carriages carriages hose and other
fs tn Il o res belonging the city IF
GIN additions what be placed Of Inc COL
by e and hat he sss y
ke humber and quantity and Of equal value Of fire engines
or the rc shall be eianed q sad
SAID contract Or It's determination by eab o tns q
thai sid shah be made City Surveyor and he
thereof shall be deposited with Tseasrer 81 Tic city
s ssn u s So asss sa al sn,s
ladder hoses which sha be pur
and the active york,g .srsol Ills ordi
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-06-12
) fs9afs 4 ssas' g

-Manufactnrea-
STATIONARY, PORTABLE AND STRICTLY PORT ABI.R
steam Engiues.
OF any required power, aud superior design workman
ship combining several improvements with simplicity ura
biity best adapting them for plantation use
Inpsoyed Circular Saw Minis Grisi Mills shaitng for Gin
Houses. Draining Pumps, and Machinery generally
My Machinery viii be fully guaranteed TO perform as
sented and experienced uechanc te erect when de-
sired An illustrated Catalogues with prices sent BY
requested. s3s55e5r=8.
Samples OF machinery exhibition at my olee No. q S.
CHARLES street, New nyisaas. t7#7= 75A==5#
lsls sulsw r. HENRY TAYLOR, Agent
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S. Ss No. 5224.
XM ORDINANCE Ccnesrnlng liz FIR perartlsnt

!, ~, ~ i .s.s,. q. "a, a.,
W ths Common eosasit b ne CITY
III a. 4 hsaso fs Y q s ass
y ~ Lowest bidder the contract for The
sas ~ ss ,st,a
% shs sapr 4 I'll fiss Department as herein
ssassit.sa - hs ssss woIipg II hall b
assssf 49,. - - u IT, es ],
lss ~ Aass sssss Eo,sasa
III 81 'asa 'sss ss
poc * @ one one fireman. sd nj less y 9 Ian
sd ast each Engine shall be provided with ons
eszne hundred fl IF hose q tie s qualify and
III eo sssI ana ready fa see same 2 g
sf vi hs sss Ell as s md @
s s,e hssss via ~ Essss hsrsess somplsis
M d fhs ass sss Fifs Engine Company SHAH 81 nso
fs e Il FL he hass g a aSa sa
s,ss ss t & h9 q ~ h 1s srnss eapss
.esvise. &C. :
81 eess e sha Rsss p rGss
rs:ssa N s Al tes ., Ell.
I'll ~ s 3 e aa II shs fs npSn
. " hs Fise s W
I'D Nayofef l4 III % Ees leans, -
peonlg 70 shsir sevsrai copais and a. ha
chief Or ASSISTANT engineers
sp ~ FnAs shall be tho duss Of he chief
s as slsy y. r T. s psss q sueh Are
sgines na o,hsr sppaas = aas 3
81 % sas nsas md only worked
FL afea ~ pssea II aAsis II exnguhin The
any a e. q as ~ fom
ssla ss aaas VIA lsc alling down demolsng
IBID pssss Ill as Or disosSsr L a s nis
as, e s oss s e ia z ri Y ng w9sn
a sstnes shs department day. Any oerson Or
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-06-12
DRUGS AND MEDICINES.

WhfssHI ~ CU's gAt gsi,,,3lJE or t4ENItTNr
anu popular Family Medicines which they offer Ia nunig
o5nggsts md Dealers Al Propretors lowest WHOLESALE
epet Special Agency, Nos l5l u Chrtfs styeet
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-06-12
NEW ORLEANS, Jan. "A, 1860
TO the Honorable the Common Council

new ORLEANS, Jan. "a 1860.
To the Honorable the Common Council
~rnn,r ,,,.x,, of the city of New Orleans
A. ENl,LEMEN-We the umdersf n nety 0xw NJ
es oi properly fronting Exchange Pnce from Canal
70 street. most respectfully petition your honr
ae oodS reeaby TO section 10 city charter to All nj
pnpnc auction alter five days public the far
gfadhg and paving Exchange Place. Canal 10 fInem
house street with granite blocks 10 inches wide v
II inches long than II wide by s inches Inn
nor less than 10 inches thick. - '""b'
SAID blocks to be of best quality granite having the des
sds and op well dressed form surface when
laid and TO be good solid work N "A
n to be ad dagonaiy four inches sharp
laid Of four inches Of sharp London graye Tia ns
settled, - " ''s ieASi a'h well
he usual cnrbone four inches thick BE furnished when
me Cy surveyor think requisite change the obi rr
ing, n order to make substantial work y - - $3.50
The curbsone both said Exchanp. place yor,
a 70 street. to be raised and graded proper
gh and level IN such manner free of water
me NEST speedy manner and the sidewalks be raised and
1927 crossings ~ the intersection of all streets TO be
aih Win Des North river tagging gide the
stone ued 70 be feet wide feet long ana MI le an
road pavement. ~ 49, h.'ue' W Tug
Citizens Bank Of Louisiana BY JAS D. Denerre Prest.
5.8@e 5ars".s JAS. A. HOPKINS,
M@. . s0@ Secretary Board Of Assistant Aldermen
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-06-12
pETITIONs--oFFICIAL.


To the Honorable the members az thu
Common Council CITY of New Orleans
" on Gunner sue OF Robertson
an r s tenuest your honorable BODY 70 sen
accordance with section a city bartcr sgss ~
~ 1866, In accordance with specifications ID IN ~ ~
sy ny ad work g be adudcated the lowest ad
New Orleans Jan, 80. 1860. s
Michael Nolan pr. w. A. Reecher 900 fao,
s. Grosart jyt
ii. Banbe I'm
-. JAS A. HOPKINS
Secretary Of the Board of Assistant Aldermen
APHonorahle Consell Gommnn de la Nouvele Orlesns.
| ,ES soussfgmcs proprietatrea sur les deux
- cueS de Ia Robertson Canal
fueseent demnndent honorable dc re yendre
contrat de perres rones conor
eien la Section l9 de Ia Charte do Ia Vile appryee lie Ii,
1856 ct dgpres specifications du yoyer e In Wills IL
Outrage sea sedu plus bias enehGseur ct evra ee
fnit mnaddiateuent. - $3.50 '
Nouyelle Orleans, 80 ianvier 1860.
Michaei Nolan -4+2 g"# M
Pour W A. Bcecher, 200 pieds
s. Grasant f2i
II. Bcebe, 100
JAS. A. HOPKINS
M law sw Seeretaire du Bureau des Asst Aldermen
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-06-12
WINES AND LIOUORs-

S So X Nc BHANDiEs We HAVE GOOD
suppy en- hsnd and receiving direct mpcatoa from
France additions to stock OF this celebrated and highly
favored brand We have 1895 in eighth pipes 9S In EIGHTH
pipes we invite tho attention Of the and eounoseurs
New York terms and prices by "a ~ -
VIM T. LEVERICH 4 CO., 81 Old I.eyee a..
Sale ttai thia
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0TARD, DUPuY Il cs,.-,a,. ,,.ss Is. 81
~ aaaf1sss aas eeasss DARK psia ii Nonaaa W,
noassss TOT " ~ s. a. 9RAfIAA i go
- - pussomhanss street
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-06-12
To the Honorable the Common Gouncti
Of the city of New rr,a.rs

To the Honorable the Common Council
of the city of New Orleans
GENTLEMEN-The undersigned. owners
- q property fronting Delod street, ffom New Ieyee 10
Iivo lrcle, respectfully petition Your Honorable body
agreeaby to section l2 City Charter at public anc
ton after twenty days public notice. The Tor grading
and pa'ng pelor street from New Ieyee Tvo Circle w6
nor less ihRn inches thick 's'
Said blocks to be Cf best quality granite having the sides
Gods sp we'll dressed so as 10 form an even surface When
laid, and TO he good solid work. 1890
said pavement to BE laid diagonaliy four sharp
laid Of four inches Of sharp sand gravel tie Joints
settled. l5 j7. $50 - "''
The usual four inches thick to be furnished when
the CITY think requisite change the od cnrh
ing. In order TO make substantial work.
The cMrstones on both side Of Deor street. Ieyee
70 y9 Circle to be raaed and graded to proper height
speedy and the sidewalks rased and tagged
The foot crossings the intersection the streets ID ~
laid with best North Tagging wide The
stone used wide long and NOT less tan
six inches thick be raised in the CENTER graded 10 The
road pavement IN An -
New Orleans, February g. 1860
Thomas Hale, j. w. Person
JAS. A. HOPKINS,
Secretary OF the Board of Assist A
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-06-12
M, I, koUvEILR- ORLEANS "a janvier 1860
Phonorable Conseil commnn de Ia Nouvslie Orleans: M
MI ESSIEURS-Les soussiunes nroprtet,,

. M, --- 4, :, . . jnnyier 1850
M fsssIEURS-Les sousstgnes, proprietai-
- ~ SUI exchange Place, des rnes du Canal Douane,
mandent reSpecteseuient corps conorns
nlen In section l20 de Ia chare Vile fae vcnde
enca apres cnq iours davis
hxchaige Paee des Canal Douane, bocs de
granite de moins de u LONG
ct de plus de IL poces large sur Is pouces de- long et ma
moins de 10 pouces d'epaissenr. e' " '
Les dts bues IA
es nous et Ia surface iales de maniete former
taee unie Of fairc I'M Outrage conssani sode
lie dit pavage pose dagonaenent sur me concbe dc
auatre de sabre d gravois de odres s
letPhes tt nhe colce De gaare
de gav9is: ct e tout ben assrjetit rorleau.
onrnies auand 10 voye vouka changer les yieIfie
peres de hordnre sur e eux Exchange Place
ass tneh uh canal enans seron reevaes nyelees
hanleI eoyenabe de maniere laisse lre
ct les banduees an eey9es En- ucTres
i passage intersections ser faft gyec ID
as Dc peres Dc IL yiere m Nord quare pieds de large
yes efea Seon de dex pieds de large qe pfedS de long
pas SIX ddpaisseur elcver avec
President - I'D " 5'e,
JAS. A. HOPKINS,
LeI RWsW secretaire dn CNnsel dies Asst. Aldermen.
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NouyELLE-oRLEAss, Ter Juliet 1859
AfHonorahle Couseil de Vile de la Nouvee Orleans
E sss ssonassignss proprtetaires sur la rue
des euS cotes de ia ACKNOWLEDGEMENT
resolution SOFT adope par lie Conse de Vile scion Ia o ordon
nant Ia construction de bhqnuttes
& et Tgoes en- bo DIES denx coles la rue Bien
peds de argeur psrtir de Ia gne esant face ID e II deny
Ges de asenr parr des curbstonen Lespace interus.
diarc devrn ee comb,t nvele Ler ~ str ID ~
veau avec epave en- briques de chaque cote " - ~ "
IL Gritfon, 2s1 Md. duss sso
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New ORLEANS, July LIST, 1859.

New ORLEANS, July LIST, 1859
To the Honorable the Common Council
.s Of the City Of New Orleans;
THE undersigned owners of real estate
frontihg on Benee from johnson street to ore
nois street. both sides respectfully pray an ordinance or
resolution s passed by the City Council ding 10 law for
the Of brick sidewalks berdered cstone and
70 Dergenois twelve width nex 10 The ne If te
front the street and width next fhe crbstnnes
the intervening to be filled up properly graded Id
correspond with The brick pavement on each side. -
East side. Vests
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-06-12

JAS. A. HOPKINS,
Secretary Board Of Assistant Aldermen.
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.

ISfgnedI I4JUHN T. MONROE, -
3ba President Board of Assistant Aldermen,
lSignedl j. o. NIXON,
President Board of Aldermen.
Signed GERARD sTITH. Mayor.
Notice is hereby given that on ATURDAY 18th June 1860
will adludicaie ct my Office II O'Clock NJ. the above
tracts.
les Il V. DUPLEssIs, Comptroller
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