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Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1860-02-08
SILENCE THAT DREADFUL COUGH

Or death must carry you to your silent grave. Why
delay while thete is ye: hope? Consumption is caused
by impure huuOrs of the blood being deposited in he
cells OF the lungs- hence, the lungs are ike a spring
Of water when rolled up By the dirt or mud, il clear
water constantly flows through the springs, impurities
or mud Will be conveyed away by thc pure water. just
so with the blood when Kept in a clean or pure state;
as it constantly flows through the lungs. it carries
away all corrupt matter. and perfect health will be the
result. From two TO four Pills taken every night or
every other night, or enough TO keep. the bowels reg
ular, viii in a reasonable time cure consumption
The reason these pills are used more than all others.
i because they are made Of purifying vegetables. and
cleanse The body Of all corrupJ matter. and drive out
disease OF every description, quicker and in a mildvr
way than any other Pills.
Dr.. MORsE's Indian Root Pills are sold by all deal
ers IN Medicines. Feb 1. COLIN
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1860-02-08
RIST MILL SAW MILL & LAND
~ FOR SALE.

In pursuance OF an Orler granted BY the Probate
Court o. TRANQUIL County. Ohio, I will offer for sale
at Public AueiioB. on-tke ed day OF March. A D.
1850, at one O'Clock, P NJ, upon the premises. the
following described real estate: Situate in the County
Of TrImhull and State Of Ohio. to wit; AboEt forty
acres Of land IN Lot No. u in the township Of Kins-
man. together with the we'll knOSn Grisk viii and Saw
Mil thereon. heretofore called ellis Mills"
Appraised a. s35RO.G0.
TeTms-Oue third in hand. one third in one year,
and one Thru in two years from the dag OF sale, with
interest and approved security
WILLIAM SIMONS,
FEB s., 81 -6a Guardian Of HENRY SIM0NS
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1860-02-08
saturday, the nth day of March, Is6O.
DEMONSTRATORS SALE

II OF PROPERTY.
The undersigned. Administrator Of Stephen Bur
nett. deceased. will oHer for sale, in Warren. TTum
bull County, at Public Yendus, commencing on
Monday, February 20h, Il. ID. 1860,
among other things. the following described Personal
Property, to wit
one yoke oxen, one yoke stays, 3twO year old steers.
one tive } ear old hsifsr. one cor aud eaif, = spring
calves, 7 head Of horses 4 hogs, farming utensils
consisting Of plOws, hsrrOSs. eultiyatOTs- moving
machine, hay rake &c, "A tons hay. a lot OF stone
and stone quGrTyiDg tools, shin giles. , truck wagons.
} bob-slsds, one circular swing aud canvass, one ca
nal boat and furniture. two hacks, one set large
weighing scales, 6,soO lbs, potash. oae buggy. one
steam whsle. 4 large lot Of barrel slaves and head
ing, lot OF pillow beams and pillow hzaiiss. In addition
to the above enumerated articles, viii be sold = vaTi-
ely OF smaller items.
The sale to Ozmence At 3 o'clock A. n. Of said day.
in front Of the sire ~luilding la;ey occupied by said
Barnett. and VIII be adjourned rs soon as tie above
mentioned property Is disposed OF. 10 meet al the say
mill tate owned by said Burnutt. in Bristol, in said
County, en-
Tuesday, the 2ISt of February 1860,
where the following property will be offered for sale,
70 wit: One frame hodse, one frame barn. one mill
building, one steam engine and boiler. mill saxs aud
mill raeninery Of various kinds. a quantity % Ian
Der. Pa saw logs, &c, &c The above buidi ,gs
stand on leased ground.
TA- sbove properly will be sold on nine months
credit, with approved secnriiy
MILES J Mckay.
February sth. sow Administrator.
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Crockery and Glassware

belonging to T J. MeLain. Jr.. aud are prepared to
carry Ga the business az his oil s.sad. We have
made large additions 10 the stock ana are new ready
20 All any calls in our In.
We nave the largest AMI best assorted stock Of
0leehsNare and Z as'Esre in Tranaull County, to
which We invite Erueral attsutian NJ. haye 40
bealtiiul patterns Of NJ mite Stone China. uusurpassed
N Idahiy o. style and ware, Vbjsh ave universal
satsiasu"n. Glassware Of every description. and a
good assortment Of looking gl.sses. livery person
an want OF CroeEery,is invited to give Is a call, re
menhe1ng that We have the hest Of WIRE, md are
Hsesr HHders0H. SER : lSes
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WHY WILL YOU DELAY.

Why will you neglect that disease which is taking
suoh deep root, AID which gives you warning by that
hacking cough, thai; you are fast ripening for esernIt, :
Why encourage that pain in the side, the raising OF
blood, those night sEcats, or that difficult breathing,
Nhieh silently whisper in your car that something
mast be done TO save you from the grave OF the con
sumpuvv! Why act so rareless'y by permitting that
disease to destroy your health, and hasten you 20 the
tomb from shence no tra Weller ever Vet retnrnehl
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1860-02-08

MAKING c~oNSEcrIoNs,
AT cleveland with Cleveland L Toledo. Cleveland H.
iunbus 4 Cincinnati. Cleveland & Erie- "a 49,
Land & Pittsburgh Rail Roads.
Atsolon. with Haekst to Chagrin Falls, &c.
" Mantua with Hacks for Ravsnna.
"a Braceville with Hacks for Newton Fa1s A.
" Warren with Hacks to sharon, GreenvuIe NJ.
willie, Bloomfield, canaeld. &c 0@
" Youngstown, with Stages to New cas.Is 49,,
Poland AID Eno1 Valley. ana ths,es 49, n, ~
Q. Rail Road to Pittsburgh.
tsS'i 10 lSSH cHAS I. RHoDEs-sapA
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100 Pictorid Hlustrations

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A fresh supply just received at the
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Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1860-02-08

The result was announced, and Gov.
Chase declared elected United States Sena-
tor for six years, from March f, 1861.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1860-02-08
. DMINISTRATOR'S NOTICE.

"A Notice IS hereby given that the subscribers
have been appointed and qualified as Administrafor's
on the estate Of John Bsruhis sci, late OF Liberty,
Trunbu,l Comfy. deceased. All persons indebted to
said estate are requested TO call and settle immsii-
ately. and those having claims against IL. viii present
them for Allowance. EAH BARNuISeL-
Feb. 8, Isso-3w N SHANNON.
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T EGAL NOTICE.
AThomas ". eraser. plaintiff

HThOmas W eraser, PlsiniiEl Before A n.
vs.. HickoX. Justice
Samuel C. Gov. defendant. } % the Psae- Of
Bloomfield Township. Trumhuli County, Ohio.
On the 26ih day Of JaEuNry. A. D. 1850, said Justice
Issued an Order Of Attachment in The above action,
for the sun Of Thirty Dollars
Sand cause is set for hearing March lsth. l-6o-
THOMAS ". CREA5SE6-
Bloomfield, Feb. g. 60 -3s'
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CHERRIES SALE.

CHERIFF'S SALE.
~ Milo McCombs, In Court Of Common Pleai
VS. TrumbUlI County.
Joseph Chamberlain etaD
By virtue Of an order Of sale in the above entitled
cause, issued out of the Court OF Common Pleas oil
rrumbull County. Ohio. to me directed and delivered,
have levied on. and shall EXPOSE TO Public Sale at
the dooEOf the Court House in WarrSl, in sad coun-
y. on
Saturday, the 18th day of March, 1850,
between the hours Of 10 o'clock A. NJ. and 4 o'clock P.
NJ. Of said day, the following described real estate.
TO wi. Situate in WeAthershe!d township. Trumball
coun-y, Ohio, being the whole Of lot No. IA, As sur
vvyed ny Ezekiel Hoover for Joshua Steve, in the
month OF Ausoss, lSI5, containing ons hundred and
tour acres and one hundred and ten rods OF land ex
esptiug t~nerefrOm ave acres decided by James Nc
Combs to Isaac Justice aud William Sexton, be the
same EOre or less-subject to the said right Of way
the rson existing, as appropriated by Railroad com
pany. Appraised. subj set 10 the exception and right
OF way Aforesaid at $50 per acre.
Terms-Cash on day OF sale.
a. D. LYMAN. Sheriff.
shsrias Office, Warren, February {. leG0.-5g
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OST, q Slerl Bead Purse. c~onlainin

n OttFt OCHu uISt, containing
H about ten dollars. and a note Of twrnty-six dol.
lars and forty eight cents, from j.. Burroughs 10
Warren ~IdGirgs. Any person returnisg the same
shall be rewarded. LAURA J.. IDDINGS-
Feb 8, co -9EF
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8s6 406ertissusEts.
Concerts in the Country.

Casual Advertisements must be. paid for
when handed in.
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ARON W. CLARK'S ESTATE.
n The undersigned has been duly appointed TX
ecutor Of ire last will and testament of Aaron W.
Clark, deceased. lats Of the township Of Vernon.
TTumbuil County. Ohio A. rB9AANS-
KiasmAn, FEB. :, bO-5E
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1860-02-08

The undersigned. Administrator OF Stephen Bur
nett. deceased, will offer for sale, in Warren, TTum
bull County, at Public Yendus, commencing on
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j. A. TRACY,

Cleveland & MahOning Railroad
TIME TABLR-N0. Is.
To take effect on and after February 10, 1853
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1860-02-08

I AAJb VIM II 5NUEnOt OOU1
that it is useless for parties to write Us to-
vary fron our general plan, in our distribution OF
Gifts, to give them high priced GIFTS for their inku-
ence. We are Dot doing that Kind OF buSiness
ADAMS.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-03-02
IN Is NOT TOO MUCH TO SAY, SINCE
DIN AND YOUNG,
Affirm its Truth.


PRoFEssoR WooD,s HAIR RESTORATIVE
win nfai6y the growth and color of the hair
ieey restore gray cover the bald with natures own
And preserve sea free rom III disease q lie steasst &C.
Statesmen Judges Attorneys Doctors otergFmen Professional
bear testimony that we do not say too much in its favor Read
HICKORY Gaova, s.. Charles Co., Mo-, Nov 10, 1851
induced p ~ 9 y sar u ag9 e hi NM W
were 80 wonderful feel our duty and the afflicted
our little sons head for some time had been perfectly covered
with sores called scad head The har almost en-
e 10 use KssoaTe We s I'D 3 MI NH sqs e
hopes Of success but to our surprise and that Of all friends
and lxnat Of hair started and say
h a sgs as sd We eRa 3 81
commend you Restorative perfect remedy for all diseases
SARAH A. HIGGINB6TH3M.
Prof WoodDear Sir My hair had years been
rendered the constant application d oil necessary dressing il
months it in that condition and having continued It's
color and assumed sones and astre greatly to be pesrred
to those produced By the application Of offs any other prepar
every lady toilet wiehef to be used as s S,e
q %o 9T baF s simple q dess q Identifying the hair
Of its performing all that is claimed for II
cncinnnti o., Feb. 10, 1857. ia Third street
WEIMNGros. Mo-, Dec. 5. 1857.
who using your Half Restorative was Induced to trs
IT, had the fever time last May nearly every hair
aa aS ese Shs but ay and ssa
sas ree T. e. to others w9 are Is have
'Ae benefit hEse EsesySd from Prof Woods Har
The Resoraye put up bottles Of three Sizes w. large
medium and small the small holds one half pint
proportop than the small retas for two d5 p
hes bottle he age sod quart 40 per cent more in
% Woop "a, PgopretoEs, sl2 Broadway New York,
street. st. Louis No. anu 'if e''' nc
And SD BY good Druggists and Fancy Goods Dealers
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SPECIFICATIONS ron THE CONTRACT

SPECIFICATIONS FOR THE IONVRAGT
= for paving with square blocks Tchouptonas street, from
y nns TO Josephine street,
ND DlAsSsIoss OF The y, square
IN quasto the granite obtained from Boston, They shall be
inches IN width than twelve than twenty
inches long and less than ming inches IN They
to make tight joints and tops shall be dressed square
s and Iee from mps The SQUIRE blocks adjoining the snt1e
70 y 10 be laid dgona from the carbones bordering
twelve inches wide than eight inches thick They
50 as make light joints and the tops shall DO perfectly well
heged aud dressed otherwise they shall 10 rejected
well hewed dressed bevel dressed the top the
slope Of the sides from three feet long from eighteen to
ness.
The stones shall BE Of North bne stones Of The
.fet long two feet wide less than six inches thick with
Hal eas en- At an angle of degrees With the sides so
ssstones for the sidewalks shall be Of North river blue
~ @ Ssea a e ribbed e p NJ
af saa measure less than three feet sauafe by two and
I'M seks which may required for the sidewalks shall be
a NJ bricks Of the best quality.
IIe gravel shall be lie best London grayenot
Pc sand shall be clear sharp sand Of large grain
he street shall of ts best cast on tough similar pat
@ tsa and thickness those Camp street and two
3ANAER IN WHICH TIE WORK SHALL EXECUTED, The
d shall be taken up by the contractor and reiaid
sha he substituted their stead The and old curbsones
~ 10 The Lines and grades be given BY the
shall b duly npersed in lengths from three feet
ss se work. and each curbsone shall have slope of
Sidewalk and shall sodly Sed and backed in the most
st eng manner Apsrsaes for draining lots shall be nicely
,he te same " the contractor whenever required by
stones shall be laid according 10 the lines and
be given by the Surveyor In good Joints and in fine
manner, on bed Of London gravel and sharp
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-03-02
& JAS. "A. HOPKINS,
Secretary Of the Board Of Assistant Aldermen
AFHonorable Conseil cornuu de la Nouvele- ORLEANS
M ESSIEURS-Le soussignes prouriefl Tres

AfHenorable Gonseil Comnun de la Nouvelle- Orleans
M ESSIEURS-Les soussig mes proprf efi Tres
pstonnent honorable CORPS conforme
menr s Section 100 de Ia Gharte de Ia Vile peet de fe
yendre lencan viut davis courut pour niye
Ter ct payer ID de la Douane de ia rue Cai
borne des bocs granite pas nois de 10
Dc large ~ Do long pas plus de II e
large sur u ponees Dc long ct dc nn de 10 pouce dpas
Sa
Les dts bocs sean de premiere quaiite granite ayan les
cots les angles ct lie hau ben ads de former ne
surface hien nnle et un Outrage de gands solid;e
lie diagonalement sur ne base de qatTe
poGees de sable du Lac ct grav0s de Ionres pu SUI III IL
percie une couce de quae Pouce de sable grayo
de londre eet de empr les joints bien assd
par IN ronleau conyenabie.
Les perfes &c boruures de quare peuCes seou
iouEnes Auand Y foyer de Ia vile ger cOyenabe de rcnp
eer les yieilles, de Kanere faire bon auvrage
Les pierreS de bornres les dex la rue de
pouane de FrpntLevee Ia Claiborne seront relieves e
niyees haueuy conyenahe pacouenent DIES eanx de la
81 les bana1ettes seon exansees fites en- peres
plates = f"f
Les intersections ones es res seron fats
afec eiee qnaiie de pierres de ryiee u Eord ct de
qafre pas DE large les perres de pieds de large
sur qnatre peds de long pas oins six nouees epasr
relieves an milan dclnant iusquau pavage de Ia rue
NeaRele- Orleans, % ftvrier 1860
Banqua des Ctoyens, mar
JAS. d. Deuege, PFds't Z
R. ID. Shepherd, pro H. Shenherd 30 pieds
j. w. Haeharie, 30
JAS. A. HOPKINS
~ IaW6w Secrdiaire dn Bureau des Asst. Aldermen
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-03-02


EENTLEMEN-The undersigned, owners
Of property fronting Grpd street. nom New Lesee TO -
Paul Streets respectfully petition Honorabio body
agresaby to section M City Charter 10 sell Al public aac
ton after twenty days public notice. the contract for grading
and paving Giro street. from St Paul street.
with granite blocks than inches wide by twelve
inches long inches wide by eighteen inches
long, nor less than ten inches thick.
Said blocks be Of the best quality granite having the Sides
ends and top we'll dessei form even surface when
laid, and 10 be good solid work.
Said pavement laid agonally four inches Of sarn
sand and London gravel with coating dressing when laid
of four inches Of sharp sand and London gravel the joints 70 be
properly filled and rolled with suitable roller until well settled
The usual curb oa inches thick TO be Furnished when
the City Surveyor may think requisite 10 change the oid curb
ing, in order to make substantial work.
The crbstenes both sides Of iroa street. from New evee
to St. Paul be raised and graded height and
level in such free the streets d water IN te most
speedy manner md the sidewalks be raised and Hagcd
The foot crossings the intersections all the streets TO BE- laid
with the best North river ang and be four feet wide the
wide feet long, and not less than
six inches thick be raed IN tho center and graded to the
read pavement,
AE Penn @. W. Cammack.
New Orleans, February q 1860. 5
gs Secretary Of the Board Of Assistant Aldermen
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PETITIONS --{,FFICIAIl.

foriies qnand eveyer il VILE iager rempa
Ger les yieilles de maniere faire bun Outrage.
les pirres Dc bordns les deux dc Ia Deo de
u esee Ceee Tvo relieves nyelae
sns conyensbe rscoueen dos tsx D. aue ct Icy
halaueties scrunt exhausseos aies perres plates
passages intersections de les seron fates
avee la premiere quae de rierres Ia ese d Nvr ct d1
euae pcs de large les pees seront de deuS es do large
sur auatre ieds de long dc pas ons de six
senr reessesau mlieu decnant usauau Dc "a rue
Thomas Hale. j. y. Person.
JAS. A. HOPKINS,
M IawSw Seerttaire dp Censel DIES Asst Aldermen.
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SPECIFICATIONS ron THE coNrRAcir

/ SPECIFICATIONS FOR THE CONTRACT
Railroad Aichands plantation
bitches three feet wide the eighteen inches wide
GENTLY road from The PonchaftEan Railroad to Meiaads
plantation IN accordance with the lines 10 he given by the
Surveyor The sides and bottom Of said ditehes shall in
straight line, and well even and smoothed of.
width and shall be graded accordance with The grades
rounding e Be- given BY the City Surveyor tue g
o ne Il a h. which may Be
depth surface Of said roadway when graded
and eompeed and said surface Of the road when completed
shall be well and uniform otherwise It shall be rejected
The whole work shall be executed to the entire satisfaction Of
All work labor required perform the work shall
nished by the contractor.
Te contractor shall be bound the work IN the
Council and complete the ninety days after under
penalty o ten dollars for each and every day thereafter
Security of $500 required to guarantee
Payments be made in cash the completion Of each and
twenty # the work and of the
the City Surveyor the Treasurer retaining per
cent Of the amount of each settlement until The completion Of
well understood that of failure by
T. begn 9 finish the Mo OF apy par within the Pc
in which the work being executed the Council shall have
right to annu the contract without putting the contractor n
applying court Justice annn the and without
pa / S sbas tic a On ss s
complete The IN with contract the contractor
done by him un to of abandonment,
the city shall be thereby discharged from and all liability
eso contractor his securities shall be held
boz n sodo t. the city al @ p
form the work and the price at which DC adudcated
to be per running acre of
plete, dtehes and roadway INCLUDED ssa
of.s4 ssn ednpAfy 2 L9Dis PILE city Surveyor
Approved the Committees Streets and Landings of both
s ss1sf H Il I; y HSyana,, ,ohasnsn
fe25 I2 e' N@ss HENRY DUREI. for Comptroller
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-03-02
A Honorable Gonscil commun de Ia Nouyele Orleans
MESSIEURS- Les soussigIres proprietnir Tres

MESSIEURS Les soussigIres proprietn Tres
INl Ia God de Ia Nouyee Levee Ia st Paul,
votre honorable eonloci.
Section l20 de Ia Charte de Ia vile, eet de fa
vendre encsa ving davis contra1 nye-
Ter payer Girod de Il Nouyelleeyae IN Paul
dcs bocs cari e granite do mois De 10 pouces de
large Y Dc long e pas plus de L Dc large
Les dis becs seon de premiere quac dc granite ayan les
ces les angles hant hen as de maniere former
surface ben unie ct Outrage de gTande soiie.
10 dit payae agonnlement base do qatre
de sable u Lac de gravo de Londs puts
pece couche de de sable du Lac
de Londrcs reet de renpr les joints ct lie tout bien u
par roulsau convenable.
pierres Dc bagdues Dc q1ate ponces d5pasas seon
Ger les vieilles de maniere aire nm bon ouSrage.
Les pierres de boes les dex cotes dc Ia Groa de
la Nouvelle Leve Ia Pau reevGes etniyeees
hsutenr consenable fcoulement dies Ia
banquetfes seron exhaussees e faes perres plates.
Les intersections de toutes les fats
avec Ia premiere snite de petes de Ia siere du Nord dc
quae pieds de large les perre de 6eux pes large
qnatre peds de lang pas pouces d6passer
reeyees nien ddclinant jusquau pavagc de rue,
Nouvelle- Orleans % fevrier 1860,
Alfred Penn. r. w. Camrnack.
JAS A. HOPKINS.
m2 lawSw Secrstsre du Bureau dies Asst Aldermen
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PaTToN, SMITH 3 PUTNAm.
CORNER OF MAGAZINE AND GRAv1Es STREETS
Agents for the Sale
MANUFACTURED raRAnno

MANUFACTURED TOBACCO.
hase now on hand and constantly reee y;p, an
on alrect rom the Manufacturers the Largest and Fine
Manufactured Tobacco.
o. every variety, they have ever offered I. H.. 49,,
me attention of GRooERs DEALERS to their es sOe
purchasing. '-e'i BLOCK before
they are the SOLE AGENTS for BURTON 4 MAy,s o.,..
s Fgs s1ssa pounds "a BELLE CREOLE - and l BUCK
brands GRANT WILLIAMS MS and otbs,s sn
aA pounds which took the Premium the State Fair y.
.eFsburg Va November 1859; Y 4 E. p JONES,
iWas's, when aaye taken the Premium in North far ~
sss m succession and Is perhaps the finest Tobacco Il ~
WILLIAasoN's TWIST. plrst piekinesa X .pr =, ;,
pounds intended for copnoisseurs only and IN IA.
seripiion o. Tobacco generally used ses every de-
We also have she PoWHATrAN PIPES which ~.
direct On commission. .si, va receive
En-
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-03-02

New ORLEASs, January 2S lssU
To the Honorable the Common Council =
of the city of New Orleans:
sItHE PETITION of the undersigned re-
spessfny showssh ha the majority required the city
body tn pass resolution authorizing the Comptroller 10 sell
ner i've days notice in the official Journal the contract for
making brick sidewalks with curb and GATHERS
on both sides Of First street, from Water street 10 Apollo
street The work to be done in accordance specifications
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-03-02
e.......sz..= JAS. A. HOPKINS
SECRETARY Of the Board Of Assistant Aldermen.
IEssrsaz !.

49, NouvElLK 0RIxAss Is fssrier 1850
Honorable censel coasnnn da Ia Houvelle ORLEANS
ES soussiSnes proprEefafres s..r Ii. pm.
tsotas ~ u Aeeseie Lesee Cecie de Tiyoli re
yctIe honorable corps commencement
sscoh ~ 90 y Neuyee Charlie de ii VILE fae yendre
aRfes ynf oas dayie dams la gazette ofcsle m
e9s.a pour n1sser q payer Ia rue Deiod Ia
~ ~ re5sis lyo asee dies beea granite d. ma
ae Y p9uca de large II pouces do long at M mas Mus
~ pouces epaisseur 2 Si es1e Pas iseits w
esS H. ei9s seon &C. premiere qualities dc granite ayant les
'ut Wy int et IN onyraRe de grsnde solidt6 N
~. e1a pese dsg0nalenen sur une base s ,na,s
erric s w Leg q de gtssois de Lendes pu sun "a s
III ra S1nene &c aHara dc sable du lac 81 eavois
pa IN raalsau eonyeAhe y. 20 sont bieh essuJeti
Iss fiess de borduEss de asasss pouees sna..s