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Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-01-21

COMPREHENSIVE NOTICE.
HAVE this day associated with the Commission, Grocery
L and LIQUOR business W L. Slater The business will be
Quoted In the name of J. W. SIPE CO. J. W. NlPE
No 80, Main Street
this opportunity sincere thanks 10 my
friends for their share Of patronage during the last
years and the their continued fayors
ia9 W. NIPE
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-01-21

should reflect that sound mind and body the most
requisites 70 promote c0nnubls happiness Indeed piout s
the journey through life becomes weary pga the
hourly darkens She view the mind becomes sdowed ub ds
pair and filled with the melancfO oily refecno thar D.
anotktr becomes bIghted with our own -fP''@ "
OFFICE NO. SOUTH FREDERICK sTPrFT
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-01-21
A p,rIS, PIRE MOI ST,TN RyF y,,,s1rv

"a y ~
IN Having made arrangements with Mr. Jas NJ AdAm Roek
bridge manufacturer Of the justly ceebra Adams whisky by
which become his sole age will future keen constant
hand good supply which ca the attention ~
buyers, At JOHNSON YOUNGER 4 OTEY's
u
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-01-21
DR. JOHNsToEs ISvIGORATIYG REMEDY FOR ORGANIC
WEAKNESS

By this great and Important eme weakness the organ, are
speedily cured and full ygor Thousands Of the %
yGus and de6aed who had st al hope have Immediately
hcaon, Nervous Irtaons, TTembngs and Weakness or ey
haus,lon Of the most fearful kind speedily cured by DR. Jobn
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-01-21

When the misguided and imp uient votary pleasure hn
has mbbed the seeds Of this painful disease ofsn banpes
that tmed sense Of shame dread Of discovery fete Rim
from applying 60 those who ir0 education and rruecby
alone befend him, delaying the constitutional sympts Of
this Aorrd disease make their appearance sach as liberated o.
throat diseased noctuua pains Ga the head and limb, dim
Of sight deafness nodes tL chin bones and arms brhe,
the head face and rNrcmi pro crossing with gt r,pl
ty til at last the palate Of the mouth the bones OF The nose IAN
and the victim Of this awful disease becomes horrd object OF
mmsraton I'LL death puts period 10 his dreadful suaertq, by
sending him 20 -
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-01-21

TVOUE MADE Shoes have constantly on hand OF
il my own manufacture, the following kinds or
Boots and Shoes:
For Ladies':
Galter Boots, with aud without heels
Morocco Lace Boots with "
u
For Gentlemen:
ZINE Dress Boots
stout Boots, single and double s0les
Oxford Ties and Br0sans.
For Misses and Children:
Goat ana Morocco Boots with and without heels.
For Boys:
Ctf Rr1raus and oxford Ties.
FOR servant Women:
Stout Goat and Kip Lace Boots
For servant Men:
BrUgues and BrC-ans
am prepared 20 make TO at short notice o. The above
--',-5-5tsi '.iDIs JNO O.. PAGE, JB,
M4f Ga Street
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-01-21
"pENERITS or LIFE INSURANCE.Y

MEDICAL EXAMINERS:
JAS II. C0SwAY, M D.
RO, 7. COLEMAN, NJ. d.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-03-05
A Japan BeIIe.

A recent East Indian traveller thus sketches hers
saw young girl standing, fan in hand at an
open door, reading She was simply clad in loose
Grape halfpetticoat, half dressing gown sort of
dress, reaching as far down as the ankles, ana
bound by sash OF yellow silk around tho waist.
Her feet which were small and beautifully formed
rested on the common high straw sandals of the
country. Over this dress, which left the bosonr
partly uncovered, she wore q light cream colored
open Jacket, of muslin texture, with wide sleeves
extending little below the elbow: her soft black
hair was beautifully drawn back from OIL the fore
head, and bound in a peculiar cluster dit the back
of the head, where it was held by two gold pipe.
one Of great length, and with scorpion-like de-
vice attached 70 it, and which moved To and fro
with every motion of its fair Neafer Her CON-
nlexon was bright and pale, much more 70 than
the Chinese; creatures animated and expressive,
and her teeth white, and as finely formed as her
entire figure. BY the latter saw that she was un-
married--the invariable Japanese custom being.
that on the marriage of every female the teeth are
dyed black, and, in some cases, the eyebrows sha-
ven off. asst
halted nearly In front Of where she stood; she
did not look "piqued,s !, and turn awsy as the fair
dansels Of my own country would have likely
done; but she favored me with steady gaze ard
smiled, though could scarce detect the movement
OF feature, while her eyes, like souls Of el0qaence
glowed In fascinating beauty. She was reaainc :
book; saluted her with . low bow she returned
the compliment by somewhat similar movement
observing my curiosity to see the book which abs
held, she handed it to me. II was thick, and a.
~ ao YUM W s,Ac anu tettdf pfeaA WAS mlH4N
Wltn numerous wood cuts "a common circumstances
IN Japan, as subsequently ascertained where
nearly every book published abounds with nuIner-
Gus Illustrations In weight the book was axoeeii%
ingly light, and the cover was of VERY thick.
colored paper, highly ornamental, tho extsrnai
picture being that Of cruefx ion; the panef Wa
printed on one side only, and left uncut, SO that
the printed sides were alone presented 10 tho ays
The work, one Of an ordinary kind, was Of exeel--
lent Typography. Of its ordinary merits the young
lady might have formed an opinion huf being
ANYTHING but Japanese, Icould do no such pleas
ant thing. n ~ "a 80
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-03-05
-7- 1900 - JAS. a. HOPKINS,
Secretary Of the Board of Assistant Alderms
APHonorable Gonsei Commun de la Nouvelle- orltans
M EsSTEURsaLcss oussignes proprfetaire

AfHonorable Gonseil Commun de la Nouvele Orleans:
MI ESSTEURS-Les soussiEn les pr0prfetaires
lvl la de Ia Douane de FROM Claiborne
respecueuement petonnent honorable
la Section 40 de la Charte de La VILE efe de are
yendre encan ving jonrs davis pour
Ter psver Ia de la Douane de rue Clai.
borne des bocs de granite pas de 10 peu
de large II de long pas plus u pouce
large 10 ouee de long mons de 10 pouces dcpas-
seur. 9
Les dts blocs seren de premiere eas dc granite ayant
coe les angles haut bien a maniere former une
surface bien unie ct Outrage de grsnde soldite.
LIE dit payage dagonaement de qare
de sable du Lac ct de gravps de ndres
pece couche de quatre sable grayois
de ondes Pee de rempli les JOINTS lie hen assujs
par ronleau convenabe.
Les rres de bodues de anatre pouces depaeur
fournes quand Noyer de la willie jugeR enps
Ger les vieies de manere a ftire nm bon Outrage.
Les peres de bordures les deux la rue de Ia
Douane de Frontevee Ia Claiborne relieves ct
niyeees haueur conyenRbe tcouienent de In
ct les banqees seront exhaussees faes pierres
plates.
Les intersections de toutes les fats
premiere qual de peres de la vere Nord eli de
quatre s large les pees de peds de large
pds de long mons de pouces depasser
relieves mileu decnant nsqn'al payage la rne
Nouyelle- Orleans. % fevrier 1860.
BanQue DIES Citoyens, pare
JAS. ID. Denegre, PrestS
r. p. Shepherd, pro Ii. Shepherd 80 pieds.
j. W. Zacharie, 30
JAS. A. HOPKINS,
n2 laWsw Serrstaire d, Rurpau des Acct 'AIdsr,non
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-03-05
| 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-The Undersigned, Owner,
VI OF property fronting Customhouse street.
Levee e Claiborne strees most respectfully petition yon
Honorable body agreeably section TO- City Charter
sell public auction after twenty days public notice. the
tract for grading and paving Customhoue Front
Leyee Claiborne street with granite blocks less a
inches wide by twelve INCHES long, than twelve inches
wide by eighteen inches long nor less than inches thick
Said blocks to BE- Of best quality Of granite having sides
ends and top well dressed form surface
laid, and to be good solid work. sfE
Said to be laid diagonaly four inches sharp
sand and London gravel, with coating dressing
laid four inches Of sharp sand gravel Joints
properly filled and rolled with suitable until well
settled.
The usual curbsone four inches thick furnished when
the City Surveyor think requisite change the old
ing, in order to make substantial work.
The ctrboe both sides Of Gusoouse
Levee to Claiborne street. to be raised and graded proper
hight and level in such free the
the most proper and the sidewalks
tagged
The foot crossings at the intersection of all the be
laid with the best North river Tagging and be
the used be feet wide four feet long
than SIX inches thick be raised in the centre and graded TO
the road pavement.
New Orleans, Feb % 1860. 8N%
For Citizens Bank of La,
James D. Denegre, Pres.
PEI e, Pro n p Shepherd 10 feet
J.W. Zacharie, 30
JAS. A. HOPKINS
Secretary Of the Board of Assistant Aldermen.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-03-05
PETITioNs---OFFICTAL.
70 Tie Honorable tIe Common Council
Of the city of New Orleans:


To the Honorable the Common Council
Of the city Of New Orleans:
GENTLEBTEN-Th undersiQned owners
Va of property fronting God street. fr5n New eyee 10 BE-
Paul streets most respectfully petition your Honorable body
agTeeaby T. lection NJ nsM cy Charter 10 s ~ public
and paving Grdd street from New Leyee to ST. Paul street.
with granite blocks not css than inches wide by twelve
inches long than twelve inches wide y eighteen inches
long nor less than ten inches thick.
Said blocks to be Of the best quality granite having the sides
laid, and 10 be good solid work, 49,
Said to be laid dsgonay on four inches of SHARP
sand aud London gravel with coating top dressing when laid
of four inches Of sharp sand and London gravel Tie FONTS 10 M
properly filled rolled with suitable roller until veil et,ed
The usual curb stone four inches thick he furnished when
ing, In order TO make substantial work. - -
The crrones on both sides Of Girod street. New Leyee
70 " Pan street 70 be raised and graded proper height and
level In such free the streets Of waller IN ina ost
speedy manner, and the sidewalks raised and tagged
e foot crossings the Of all streets 10 be laid
with the best North river tagging and be four vide Tie
stones used 10 be two feet wide four feet long not less than
Dix inches thick to be raiced in the center graded to the
road pavement. = -
All Penn G. W. Cammack
New Orleans, February g. 1850.
JAS. A. HOPKINS,
Secretary Of the Board Of Assistant Aldermen
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-03-05

AFHonorabe Conseil de VILE de Ia Eouyelle Orleans:
M EsSIEURS-Les soussig q 1es proprietaires
- sur y rue Toulouse partir de Id de Ia Leyee usqua
- rue "a Basin prient voe honorable
daccord avee IL Section la de Ia Nouyee Chare dc In Vile
az are yendre Fencau apres dix jours DAVIS dams lie journal
e pour payer ayec de pierres cates Ia rue Tou
pour clever Leg bnnette de chaque cote les dtes ban
quettcs avee dies pierres plates.
LIE travail deyra fat daccord les specifications
yoyer.
r.. Gardere. President de IL
Gompagnie de fOpera. 1876 peds.
H. i. Peire, Ceissier de rAsso-
citation Consolidee 25
Rican, I23 -
Riean, 81
CHAG. CLAIBORNE,
ms LAVISH Secretaire dn Board DIES Aldermen.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-03-05

JAS. A. HOPKINS, Z-. d
Secretary Of the Board Of Assistant Aldermen.

NouyEILE ORLEANS q fevrier 1860
fHonorabe Conseil Gommnn de la Nouyelle Orleans:
l ES sousstS proprietaires sur In r,,a
peor ~ y NouveleLeyee an Cercle de Tyoli respec.
Ia Section o de Ia Nousee Chare de la Vile vendre a
fenea apres Sin jonrs davis dams Ia gazette ocielle
eontrat pour nyeler payer la Deor Nouveee
wee au Cerce IiFo de bocs granite de-
mons de 10 de large II poces de long ct de n
&c psuees de large Is pouces long de ps mons de-
10 pouces depasseur = - h e w
Les dts bocs seron de premiere qualities granite ayan les
cut es angles e e han bien tat de maniere former uue
surface ine ct nm Outrage de grande solidite. ~
lie dit pRye diagonaement base de
ponees de sable dn Lac ct de gavo de ones puts sur IL
ne conche e atre pouces de sable du Lac gravos
dc ionfes Pellet de fempr les JOINTS bien assst
roueau conyenable, - - ~ ''9s'i
effes de bordures qnatre pouces depaseu seropt
founes qnand lie Foyer de la Vile era cenyerabe de remn
Ger les v1eiles, dc maniere faire bon Outrage
Les pere de hodures les deux de Ia rue Delord de-
la an Gefele Tvn al niyeees
une haueur coyenahe teouement de la rue ct les
Danquees seront eShauss6es fates perres mates
Les passages intersections de res seront fte
asec premiere qnate de peres de la yerc du Nod et ia
qatre pted de large les perres pieds de-
quatre pes de long dc pas mons de six ponces pas
sef, theh en- aeelinan iusqnaR pasage dc
lhoinas Hale j, j. Person.
- JAS A. HOPKINS,
M lawsW Secratsire fu Conseil dies Asst. Aldermen
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-03-05

Proclamation par lie nzaIre.
MARIE NppvEllg ORLEANS
Hotel de Vile, 81 jansier 1900
TN NERTu de In resolution No. 1913 du
~ Coseil E0mnn DC la ct conormement
Ia seeien III de la eaTte de Ia VILE nar lie present
donnie Pntention de Ia vile de la est de
fare ouyrr la dn Camp, Quareme District de IN rue
Fticits Ia rue St-Andfew %
fet lawSw GERARD STITH, Mare.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-03-05

WHAT ALLIED HMs- The last number Of the
knickerboeker has good anecdote Of man who
rarely JAILED 70 go to bed intoxicated and disturb
his wife the whole night Upon his being charged
BY friend that he never went to bed sober he III
dignantly denied the charge and gave the incidents
OF one particular night in proof.
Pretty soon after got into bed, my wife said
ny, husband, what ia the matter with yous You
act strangely!
g. There's nothing the matter with me, said ].
nothing at ALL
'ssPm sure there is,' said she, .yon don't aes
natural at all. Shan't / get up and get something
for your
'sAnd she got up, lighted candle and came to
the bedside to look at me- shading the light with
her hand So
..sI knew there was something strange about
you, said she, why, you are sober Y
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-03-05

SCENES IN THE Iowa LEGIsLATuRE--Des Moinss.
Feb. I6th, 1s60.-The preacher who opened the
House with prayer this morning, among other sup
plications prayed that the day woald soon come
upon orr happy land. Upon the conclusion Of the
prayer, Clagget sprang to his feet and exclaimed.
in an angry information of voice, e Mr.. Speaker,
protest against this thing Of praying about negroes
ors hammer, with q call to order, but Claggct
went ea.> -
BY the by, there's good Joke on the Judge. He.
employed reporter to report his speech On the
on his specs and proceeded. Presently, he said.
g Why, man. d-sn it, yen haven't & an III
of sense here p . Verbatim report sir. verba-
tim replied the reporter, precisely rs yon smoke
itn' The Judge viii probably get ont d revised
edition. burlington Hawk Eye.
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Proeiamanation by the Mayor.

PrOeiamanation by the Mayor
MAYoRALTY New ORLEANS
City Hall, January 81, 1859
RY VIRTUE of resolution No. 1913 of the
IL Common Council of the city Orleans and in accord
with section III of the City Charter notice Is hereby
that is the intention of the Orleans to cause To he
drew street.
GERARD srITH, Mayor
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-03-05

NEw ORLEANS January 2s 1860.
Of the city of New Orleans
THE PETITION of the undersigned re-
speettny seweth that the majority required the city
body to resolution authorizing the Comptroller to SELL
after five days notice in the official journal the contract for
making brick sidewalks with curb and CATERS
both sides Of First street. from Water street to Apollo
street lie work to be done IN accordance speccaons
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-03-05
HELMBoLD's GENUINE PREPARATION.

HELMBOLD's GENUINE PREPARATION.
H HEMB9LPs s sTeHS for s 'ss Rshsy
HEL sIBoI Re B BTGHT for the Gravel
HELMBoEp,s Bgcag for Ne NerVo sapss:
B BSou 1ass ct M e Vision
HELMBoLD's BUcHU for Difficult Breathing
BSShS asasTa si Pssiiity
R sTsHg for H NssP ss e disease
HEMB9Is B BgSHg sF Bl2Ss
HEI Moi rs BgGHu for Eruptions.
soHU fS s rs in s i Faf he ye
G sa ads Gs ss sf hs.sssp.ss with
Want Of LAY Attention and Horror Of Society.
HELMIoLD's BUGHG for Excuses arising from Indfs.
cretion and all diseases Of
E EEMATEs, F FEMATEs FEE EMsIEs
T TAkH Nc N NoRR FILLS FILLS.
T THET ARE ARE 9 9E Ne Ne AVAIL AVAIL
Use HEI4MBoLD,s EXTRACT BUeHU for all complaints
No Family should be without II,
TAKE NO MORE BAI.SAM Injurious and Unpleasant
Ts % ~ Excuses arising
from habits INDUCED in
BY Young and Old,
And for Of, diseases arSng from Hsos Of Dissipation Il
3 ss if f # Hss sss F Baonu for Disease, and
ssfff S sGeab for all
and diseases of the
~, Urinary Organs.
Male or Female,
whatever cause originating, and no matter Of
How Long Standing.
All the diseases symptoms admit Of the same treat
ment and may originate from the cause.
Remdi Read! Read! Read!
HEIMBoLDs BuCHu y safe, and pleasant in taste and
odor, but immediate in its action.
Personally appeared before Alderman Of the city of
Phladephia II. 7, HELMBOLn, Chemist who being duly
sworn does that his preparation contains Narcotic
euls y" Hi Psif ssIs Manufacturer
1854. WM p. HIBBARD, Alderman man.
Price 81 per bottle six for S. delivered any address,
Trial Costs but q Dollar-Try 1T,
And be convinced Of its efficacy And it accompanied by
liable and responsible certificates from Professors Medical
Prepared by H. T. HELMBoLD
Practical and Analytical Chemist,
l04 South Tenth street. below Chestnut
NECESSARY CAUTIoN-should unprincpled Dealers try
worthless,
ASK FOR HELMBoIDs EXTRACT BUCHU.
TAKE NO OTHER.
CURES GUARANTEED.
SOLD BY ALL DRUGGISTS EVERYWHERE.
JOHN WRIGHT & CO.,
q and ISL Charities street.
AGENTS FOR NEW ORLEANS.
CUT THIS oUT-sEND OR CALL FOR IT.
AND AVOID EXPOSURE AND IMPOSITION.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-03-05

To the Honorable the Common Council
of the city of New Orleans
GENTLENIEN--The undersigned, owners
~ OF property fronting Deord from evee to
fisol Circle most respectfully petition Your Honorable body
agceahy section 10 City Charter 10 sell at public ae
o after twenty days public notice. the contract grading
and paving pelod street from New Levee vo Circle with
long than twelve inches by eighteen inches long
nor less than inches thick. 'e'
ends and Top well dressed an even surface when
laid, and to be good solid work. ~
Said pavement 10 be laid dagonay four Of sarp
sand and London gravel with coating top dressing wbe
laid of four inches sharp London gravel The onts
to be property filled and rolled with suitable roller until well
settled. ~ 5 wen
The usual curbsone four inches thick be furnished when
the City Surveyor think requisite change tie did crh
ing. in order to make substantial work 49,
e cnrsones on both sides of Deord street. from New Ieyee
70 Iyo Circle to be raised graded proper height and
level in such free the Of water IN be ost
speedy and the sidewalks raised and tagged
Inc foot crossings at the intersection of all the streets to be
laid with best North river Tagging four feet wide the
stone used be two feet wde long and not less than
SIX inches Thick TO be raised the CENTER graded to the
road pavement. o - so
New Orleans, February 3d. 1860
Thomas Hale, j. J. Person
JAS. A. HOPKINS
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-03-05

NEW ORLEANS, February l, 1861
To the Honorable the Common Council
Of the City of New Orleans
GENTIEMEN-Ve the UNDERSIGNED own
~ of Property Old eyee from 10 Bieu-
vile street Honorable body Comp
troer TO sell contract for paving the said
blocks of granite and the crossings each intersection be
tagged said crossings be not less than four Also
the banqnes each side Of said tagged The
above work TO be in accordance with specifications
nised by the City Surveyor.
leonard Stnrteyaut 81 feet ~
W. +. Nredenburg "A
j. VI. Rasnaldo "a
Ed. Roger d Co.
Nm Il. Leverich "a
JAS. A. HOPKINS,
Secretary Board of Assistant Aldermen,
NouyELIE- ORLEANS, Ter favrier 1867
A PHonorable Gonseil Commun de la Nouvee Orleans
M ESSIEURS-Les sOussignes proprietai-
w Ia Nieilelevee, de La ceIe de
Bienvle demandeu yotre honorable Con-
troeur venre conat la de blocs
de granite les intersections
pates les dts
de large Les ban9uetes les den e
en- pierres plates ouyrage at dpes les specifications u
Vayer de In vile. -
Leonard Snrteyant 81 pieds
w. f. Eredenburgh, "a
j, NJ Basualdo, q
f. Roger & Co., al
VIM. 4. Leyerch, 2Iots, "a
JAS A. HOPKINS,
me- LAVISH secrttare du Bureau DIES Asst Aldermen
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-03-05

Proclamation par lie Marie.
MARIE DE IA NouynLLE. ORLEANS. !
Hotel-de vie q fayrier 1860 /
ons De L. Vie nsssasn SS G
!. section l20 q Ia chartrs ds a Vile avis
en t,si e 4, rss Tchouptoulas q NoaysIls
NEW onLrAss, Jan n, 1860
Of the city of New Orleans :.
ENT7LEMENg,W' s the
i ss aSr + most I petition your
grading and paying Exchange Place from Canal
Y inches ons than Y inches wide BY IS inches long
Said blocks be Of quality granite having the Sides
sns Nh top well dressed g to form surface when
Said Be laid diagonay four inches sharp
laid d four inches sharp sand LONDON san re ,o
70 b properly filed aud rolled with suitable roller until well
Ts usual ursone four inches thick be furnished when
Ing in order to make substantial work NV
The cnrbsione both sides of said Exchange Place.
hight and level in such free the or
the speedy and the sidewalks to be raised and
eot crossings at te intersection Of oil the
nsed g he feet Wide feet long,
x inches thick to be raised in the center and graded to the
Citizens Bank of Louisiana y Ja, d psasE res
Secretary Board Of Assistant Aldermen.
->~-
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS a ianyier 1891
4 it..h,a f,,, r., 4 7. III I. ,-,, 31.yl.
= = " = 3 m l w 70 ~
M EsSaGOINS-Les s9ussiSnes, PEoPrleiAi-
MI w, w uea " IAns u9uhne, ~
& L. n ~ soe m @ cotps eonoine
,ns ~ ec,ioh iZo de y chare ae 10 ve iae fendre
rhnp p Johs fsis " o. Iou nlseer q pNer
e de pas pis de IL de- large sur Is pouces dc long ct p
molns de 10 pouces depaissenr.
les dts bocs eront de premiere auas dc granite les
se pn Ia Hrs "a sss ae ns so former e sur
III a,t sn,a,a nasn t seaa l y. I'M. - , l.
oua node H sL M a II d. ~ op @ n,e ae
a. nt ~ une eanee nc auad popces de saoe e
" sr',9s y y io ~ uiei Assis. paf u lois
~ ps.iv Is pstue W 9utie Poucss epasseui seront
~ q.l e voyen de ~ vie youn change ~ Yetles
AL A. e n s " aea cp,es " ace
es fes au Na poahe sefoht feleVees y invoices ne
nacu ue hnefe sser uh hpre eesuieneht des
=, r. e. papee en picres
~ psat A aes TUT sefa a avec "a premiere
ue psr,s e ~ rl'eIs au Sou de galre sus de large
W. pees ~ w ueH1 Pee ue qtie peus ue long 81
Ina W ~ pnuses sphSe feeVer gu centre aHec ga'
oa p ~ p ~ Se. ~ ~ Ius. =, r, -,
ue" "'"'es ue /" iouisa'e par 'es. ~. pehege,
Ifesiueh'. 49,, ,yor,,r.,s
-, ,.o c,., - - - -. lloi h!NSi
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NEW ORLEANS, Dec 49, 1859.
To the Hon. the President and Members
Of the Common Council city Of New Orleans:
THE UNDERSIGNED, real estate owners
Il Goodchildren street. Eplanade ST. Bernard
street aud 81 Bernard street from Goodchdento Claiborne
street in ike Third District Of the city Of New Orleans respect
fully forth and your honorable body your
favorable consideration the fact that the said very
bad order and condition being paved and very often
passbe for vehicles and that take steps which will
provide for the paving Of the said above with
round stones Wherefore petitioners pray for relief In the
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