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Secretary of the Board Of q Assistant Aidsrms
Ai,Honorable Gonsei Comrnun de la Nouvee Orleans;
M EssIEURs,a-L Les sotissig nes proprietafre

AIouorate oonseil Cominun de la Nouvelle- orlsans
{ MEssIEURs--Less 6ussig nes proprfetafres
WI In de ID nouane de la Claiborne
psttpnnent honorable corps, coo5
Ia Section 20 Ia Charte dc Ia VILE refet de ire
yeite encan, apes yngt jours davis pour
Ter ct la de Ia Douane de Ia Gla
borne DIES boc de granite de ons de 10
ces Il de long, plus de IL dc
large pouaes de long mons de 10 pouces
Les dts bocs sefont de premiere qua de GRANTEE ayant les
cotes angles lie haut bien ads de maniee former
surface bien unie ct Outrage de grande soldite.
pavage pose diagonaement base uuae
nouces sable u Lac de gravois de Iondre Ia
perce couehe quae de sable grayois
de Iondres eHe de emp les JOINTS assjeti
par roueau convenHble.
Les perres de bodues de quatre pouces depaseu
Quand Yoye de Ia vile ugera repa-
Ger les yieiles de manere fnire I'M bon Outrage.
dc bordures les deux cotes de Ia
Douane de Front eyae Ia Claiborne reeyaes
nyelee hauieur conceivable eeouement des
les banqnetes exhausees ates pieres
plates.
passages intersections de toutes les
premiere qual de perres de Ia riyere Nord
ped de large les pierres dc deux peds de
pied de long mons de six depaisse,
milieu decnant usqua payage de la
Nouyelle Orleans. q f6vrier 1860
Banqtie des Citoyens par S5
JAS u. Denegre Pres'tS 5 HAg.
X. D. Shepherd, pro II. Shepherd, 30 peds.
j. w. Zacharie. 30
me- LAVISH Seer6taire du Bureau des Asst. Aldermen
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Proclamation by the Mayor.


MAYoRALrY NV ORLEANS,
81 City Hall, April g. 1860.
4RY VIRTUE of resolution No, 5O56 of the
Common Council Of the city Of New Orleans and in
section III of the City Charter notice hereby
mat II ~ me intention Of the city of New Orleans
Pc opened oean street. from Piety Desire street. and from
nr 70 independence street according entitled
act e. the opening laying improving
phpne places IN the city OF New Orleans,
and not and in the banieus same
approved April Sd. 1852" - 'ee.ss'
GERARD sTITH, Mayor
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PETITIONS--OFFICIAL.
l Nnw oHLxAss. April 2, 1860.

A NEw ORLEANS, April 2, 1860.
To the Honorable the Common Council 5n4
~ llT.sGs o. the City of New Orleans:
GENTLEMEN--The undersig ned owners
~ Of property both sides Of Rampant from Common
70 pauade street. respectfully petition your honorable
body reeaby to Section 10 Of ts New City Charter to se
a. public auction, after notice In the official Journal the
contract for paving with square blocks both sides Of Rampant
from Common Espsnsde street. and for raising the
sidewalks each side and paving the with flag stones
The whole work be performed in conformity with the specca
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i LII, : 200 pieds I pouces.
NEW ORLEANS, jan "A, 1860
TO the Honorable the Common Council
tIa NJ

NEW ORLEANS, jan "A, 1850
To the Honorable the Common Council
the III INV oSyn
o 9e lillian from
sss body ssIssasy section charter sh9
sos and paving ,s Essssgs Place from
inches long nor more than u inches wide BY IS inches long
Said blocks quality Of granite having the sides
snds ana Tor wei Is to form surface when
Said 10 be laid dagona inches Of sharp
s sand and London gravel with coating top dressing
to Be properly filled and rolled with suitable roller until well
Tbs usual curbsone four inches thick furnished when
The cnrbsone sides Of said Exchange Place from
hight and level such as to free The Streets f
ts speedy manner and the sidewalks to be raised and
The foot crossings at the intersection of all the be
sone ps &c sGS o s ser ss four n feet E the
.. inches thick to be raised in the center and graded to
Citizens Bank q Tous"na by y VI. p pspsgre Pres
5 Secretary Board Of Assistant Aldermen
~ 49, a
honor.Ds con. u + 1860
Face Sss l.
as 4 hss &c e vile sens
seshas eng a. s Ss,
granite mons de 10 de large pouees long
DE- pas Plus de T. large sur is long
Les dts s bloe q premiere quats de granite
face une et faire I'M ourrage CONSTANT soide II
e dit payage pose diagonaement me couehe de
quatre de u gragos Londres les inter
sees ben rempe Ct une couce de dua dc
de grayos. ct lie tout bien sssuetit rnuleau.
Les perres de bordure quatre poucs paisser seron
fonres qand lie de la vile voudra changer vieiies
Les perres de bornre sur den Exchange Place
des Ines dn Canal pouane seront relevee nvees
hauer convenabe de maniere aisser es
eax e leg banquettes eront a reeyes perre
e passage intersections de Iii ri
quate de perres dc In yer du No de quare peds
les pees seron de dex pieds de large qae peds long
pas MONS de six pouces dpasse eleyer u r
daton pavage de la rue. - o.,
President. f f7sf - = - esse
JAS. A. HOPKINS,
fed 1aw8w secretaire iu Couse des Asst Aldermen
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Proclamation par lie Marie.
MARIE La NoUvEILE-0 ORLEANS
=zzs=s79 'sz=z= Hotel de Vile, 81 jauvier 1eae.
I'm vERTU de la resolution No. 4gI3 dn
IA Consei de Ia Nouyee Orleans, confousment
section l de Ia chare de Ia Vile avis present
donnie fnention de vile de y est de
faiFe ouvr.r Ia du Camp Quatriefne District dc Ia
Ftlce d Ia rue Andrew,
fes LAVISH GERARD Stitch, Mare
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NouvEiLE- ORLEANS, "a Janvier 1850.
Memorable Conse de VILE de la Nouvelle- Orleans.
I u sousstBnc rroprietairs du cote Quest de
~ Ia rue Dryades entire ia feifcite Ct Ia St. An
DREW dams e Quaeme District de ville pre respectneu
hement vctre honorable corps de fre bques
curbsonesn rigos bos la parte deA
quettes accord la Care de Ia ylle Section No. 49,
Votre sbeissnnt serviteur,
FLORENCE PffsrER.
Florence PGssr est propstsre de l2 peds dc face
Qryadcs.
ES CHAs. CLAIBORNE,
n3 lAw8w secrstnire du Board des Aldermen.
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NouvEuk -0RLKlss, Ter Juliet 1859.
Honorable consei de Vile de Ia Nouvele-orisans 4
l ES soussfgnes proprietnires sur In rue
blenvne depnis Ia rue johnson jusqua Dorgcnos
aenx cots g a. rne deandent
SOFT adoptee par le Conse de Vile Ia LOT ordo
nh ~ consruccn de banquettcs brqnes bordees par
ct rgoes bo des deux dc Ia rue BEN
sepn "a rue johnson usqua In Dorgenois nyan II
pieds DC argeur paIr de Ia ne face rue Ell ex
pieds De iagc.r pa DIES curbsones Eespace inierme
diaire devra ee cobIs nyee n e a. nj;
veau ayec e pave en- briqnes Dc chaaue cote.
u nr,m,, cose Est. Cote Quest.
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To the Honorable the Common oounc,
-.-le4I=zz===E of the City of New Orleans:
(IENTLEMEN-trhe undersigned owners
~ Of property ronn Bourbon street. Es-
re- no. respectfully petition honorable body
public anc after days notice In the official journal the
contract paving with blocks Bourbon street.
Gan Espfanade for raising the sidewalks on
Zach side, and paving the same with flag stones,
The whole work performed in conformity the spec
ifcations of the City Surveyor.
Pro R. D. Shepherd, Henry Shepherd
W. A. Gasquet.
Aaron Harris, m -
G. Holdected Ha 60 tMr
James Griinshaw, 30
augustus Reichard, 46
GHAS CLAIBORNE
. .-e Secretary of the Board of Aldermen
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sss.s-9s NoUrErLE ORLEANS, q Mars 1860.
ArHonorable Conseil Commun de Ia ~ Q g..
Willie de Ia NouvelIe- Orleans
MESsIEURS-Les soussignes exposent res-
w Ia majority reqaise IL nouvelle
eharte ayant sgne cettc Petition s pent honorable
corps De ben voulor adoper resolution auosant la
lie controeur davis lie journal
dc Ia VILE dun contrat construction de banauette
biques ayec curbstones ct goles bois du
Quest de la rue Franklin par de la Caope jusqua
Erato Les banquetes deyont svo douLe peds de
geur parr de Ia gne aisan face Ia deux peds
lsrgenr parr des .cnrbsones' Pespace intermediate
deya etre conhee nveee aniere etre dc Ia meme ha
teur que les banquettes de chaqne cote. b
Louvrage devra at dapres specifications yoyer
G. Snider, % uieds
D. NJ. Collins, 81
Nicholas Lafrenxa, 2g
N. Fitzpatrick, IS
&C. Heation, l45 .
Lorenzo Post, % .z-55 .-....
sui Mime r. Ende %
$' A. q. Brice, % 'HH
Mime Rhoder %
ala 8w1aw CHAS. CLAIBORNE. Secretaire
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NV ORLEANS, March Fl, 1850
To the Honorable the Common Council
Of the City Of New Orleans:
GENTLEMEN-The undersigned respect-
iu showesh that the majority required BY The City
Charter having signed this petition pray honorable
body to pass resolution authorizing the Comptroller to sell
after five days notice in the Official journal TIE contract for
making brick sidewalk bordered by wooden
CUTTERS on the northwest side of Franklin from Caope
to Erato street, The sidewalk be twelve width
their front on the street and feet in width curb
stones the intervening rpace filed properly
graded to correspond with The pavement on each side.
nshed by the City Surveyor
G. Snider, 5-5T 70 feet
5a D. u. Collins IS
Nicholas I.afrenza, 20 e..
M. Fitzpatrick, s.
Ge. Heaion, las .
4It.s Lorenzo Post, % :. sn- '.l
Mrs. f. Eude, % ..3r55 VAT y
A. G.. Brice, 20
Mrs. Rhoder, ~ w
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new ORLEANS, Jan 1g, 1860
To the Honorable the Common Council
of the City Of New Orleans
GENTLEMEN-The undersigned, owners
~ Of property fronting Dauphne street, from Canal to Es
panade street. respectfully petition body
agreeab to section 10 Of the City Charter sell pub
lie auction after days nece in the official Journal
tract paving with blocks Dauphn street. Canal
to Esplanad street, and for raising the sidewalks each side
and paving the with flag The whole
performed in conformity with specifications City
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ArHonorabe Gonse de Vile de la Nouvele. Orleans
NTESsIEURS-Les soussfgnes fesant face a
W. Ia Bourbon, parr de Ia Canal nsqu'a la
de Eplanade pent honorable
daccord Ia Section de la Nouyee Charte VILE
vende encan dix jours davis danse ionrnol oe
conrat de pierres carrae la Bourbon
pa de la du Canal usqua la de rEspanade pour
clever les banquete de chaqe cote les banquet
tss perres plates. z=5za25 zzz=z4=7
LIE travail deya etre fat daccord les specifications
Voyer, N
Pour R. D. Shepherd Henry Shepherd
W. A. Gasquet.
r. Gardere President de Ia Com. ..f
pagnie du Theatre de rOpGra, 1874 pieds
A. Harris, 20
G. Holdected, 60
James Grimshaw. 30
A. Reichard, as - g.. Dr.
CAAS. CLAIBORNE
m3 law8w Secretare du Board DIES Aldermen.
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"a JAS. A. HOPKINS, y
Secretary Board Of Assistant Aldermen.
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PETITIONS---OFFICTAL.

70 the Honorable the Common Council .
GENTLEMEN-Th undersigned owners
~ ef property fronting o. ~ Peter me lsee 70
agreeaby Section i2 the New City Charter 70 sell At
Public auction, after days notice ~ shs oal ha
for paving with ST. Peter street. from the
Ievee Mars and for raising the sdewnkS on poth
sides, and paving the with flag stones. =,
Tho whole be performed in conformity WIN the
specifications Of the City Surveyor.
5-s p Petann, inIeo-
fsjs r. Dnrand, a. i3 b5
II. Gally, s'H lW -
III. 1. Peirs . 60 :. ~ -
Pro Mrs. de Ponalba III. fey
ss35 ctsud Agent, s8st wv - tt
Dennis Gronan l8
L. X. Forsal %
estr I'll li Secretary OF the Board Of Aldermen
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SIXTH DAY.


At the usual hour for tie r5as-cmbng of the Conveu
ton on Saturday the crowd in attendance at the Front
Street Theatre was rather limited, aud it was not until
some minutes past that the benches of the delegates
began to be filed. The attendance nevertheless was
rge and every seemed to be eager for the opening
The crowd outside also much inferior in point OF
numbers to any previous occasion, The saeres with
in the theatre were, however quite well filled du-
ring the day preceding and quite much in
manifesto in the proceedings of the Convention ever
At lOl o'clock, the President, Hon. Caleb Cushing
took hi. seat and with the usual three raps called the
Convention TO order, when the Rev DR.. Cummings open
ed with the following
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Mr. Caldwell of Keutucky-After the Withdrawal of
the Kentucky Delegation last evening held hurried
consultation and under the circumstances, FASTENED
back to the hall for the purpose of announcing de-
termination. After making two Intellectual efforts
10 be heard by the President onment interviewed
before succeeded IL is proper that should state that
after the meeting that we had last evening the night in
teryened and upon consultation this morning there
we're some slight changes in the opinions of of
delegation, and it is my duty report the con-
ycntion the determination at present arrived at The cir
cumstanccs in which are placed are exceedingly en-
barrassing and we have therefore been enabled to
come to an entirely harmonious conclusion The result
L. however that the delegates of ken ucky remain in
the convention. Applause There are ten delegates
who withdraw from the convention.
The exact character of heir Withdrawal is set forth in
single paragraph with their names appended, which
shall desire the Secratary TO read before sit down.
There are five others-cOmpetIng that deegation-who
desire for the present to suspend their connection with
the action of this convention. need not go into any
reasons for il because from the remarks that made last
evening our views will have been understood will add
here that there may be misunderstanding that my
self am one Of those fve and We have also signed short
psper which shall also ask the Secretary read the
convention. In Withdrawing, or rather in Guspending
our action with the convention it il with the hope that
there vet NAV arise state of things that may
our action with this body And with that view we claim
the right to retain seats while our action with the
convention is suspended aud will claim the right to
operate with the convention again at any period if in
the future circumstances should make it in judg
ment expedeut and proper to do So lam requested by
those who withdraw from the convention and by those
who suspend their action for he present with the
venton to say that it their wish that their in this
convention shall be lled occupied by any others
and that no one shall claim the right their
The right Of those remaining in the convention, TO cast
their individual vote is not by questioned in any de-
gree Bat enter protest again1t any one casting
our vote do not know that any one will desire to do
it, nor do know what may the determination of the
convention upon that subject. But | simply desire to
enter our protest against being east by gen.
tleman who may remain in the convention, or by any
Others who may attempt to I'll our place. This action
on our part has been taken in spirit OF anger, but in
deep feeling Of sorrow. We part reluctantly from the
convention. We had hoped to remain together and har
monize.
And now desire to say that in the action have a-
ken We have avoided casting censure anywhere 1t is
not for us to cepsure the action Of the representatives Of
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RICHMOND DAILY WHIG.
VOLUME 81.

TERMS:
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EVENING Session.


Immense thong catus who pressed into every part
.tiuu OF the rrasseublDg u e cou
vrn bel, tla the hour had at last come aud
that dscord p,on possible apparently imprac
tcahle qurug elements 4 strife and treaty OF peace
xrre q, result # the evenings deliberations
Convention called TO order at few MINUTES past seven
o'clock.
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RICHMOND MADE CLOTHING,

Incre a = Il Fa Gilt [ e -.
TENHE subscriber has manufacturing Clothing In the o.
y of Richmond enty years, and has at this n
time nom 81 Il lu hands Boa h employment, and WILL in ~
month make large additions 90 that IL
Having the story his especially for
featuring purposes be determined make article Ia the
clio hing line tst shall compare every respect with clothing
n Northern ccs and he asks the patronage OF his old
Is the public generally y of the fact that he Civ
ing rmployue n midst large number Of mechanics and
worthy females Who cht otherwise surr Tor the necessaes o.
life ne the best of cutters and materials be surpass
ed ty house lu the country.
Maryland Virginia. Car5uas and Georgia CaSsimeres and
Twess OF an grades and coo-s Strictly southern Manufacur
Ing House satisfied by personal inspection u not
Eha he intends 10 dobu has doing for past
g. SPENCE Clothier and Tailor,
Corn Main and fsth Richmond
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NUMBER 154,
NEW AND RICH JEWELRY,
WATCHES, DIAMONDS. SILVER AND PLATED
WARE.
~ q,
& a MYERS
oRsh O. IAB isD FEAAL sTMErs. RICHMOND, TiNoDrA

ooRsEH ~ aAiS AsD PzAaL sTRSErs, SieHzoSD VIRGINIA.
IIAs received, IN addition 70 his already large and n
III extensive ssSormen beautiful collection of all /A
the latest and most elegant styles Of Watches, Jewely a
Silver and Plated Ware.
watche, Manufactured by following celebrated makers
Jules Jugensoo Adams Sans, David TAyor, Henry Rsy
monds Lemon, Alfred Layse and other celebrated makers
nAM0SDsA very large aud rich assortment Of Diamonds
and other precious stones.
Diamonds oars, Opal, Carbunce Garnet Coral Cameo,
Onyx. In TUiL HiLF sEr's.
Also -spectaces-B azian PeriscopIs Pebbles, n gold,
silver and steel frames Clocks Cutlery Jesey Of de-
scripton
The public respectfully Iayed examine the above before
purchasing q A MYERS,
ms2a Cor Main and Pearl Sts
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DEMOCRATIC
NATIONAL CONVENTION

FRIDAYS PROCEEDINGS CONCLuDED.
The President-The Chair will state that so long as the
several motions to reconsider are pending and undeter-
Mined the Chair does consider that subject matter
finally disposed of by the convention The question now
i upon the motion OF by the gentleman from New YORK
(Mr. Cochrane) that when the convention adjourn 1t
be to meet at 3 o'clock this afternoon.
Upon that que stion Mr. Salisbury called for vote by
States, which was ordered.
The question being taken by States, the motion was
not agreed to-yeas S24, nays los.
RECONsIDERATIoNs.
Mr.. Cessna Of Pennsylvania, called up the several mo-
tiOus to reconsider with the accompanying motions to
lay on the table
The President stated the first question to be upon lay
ing upon the table the motion to reconsider the vote by
which the convention refused to substitute the resolu-
tons reported by the minority Of the committee on ere
dentals for those reported by the 1orty OF said com
mittee
Upon this question the State of Tennessee demanded
vote by States, which.w was ordered.
The question being then taken by States, the motion
to lay the table not agreed to-yeas ll"4 nays
lSSi-as follows:
leas-Mane ., New Hampshire >, Vermont l.,
Massachusetts s. Connecticut -, New Jersey j.. Penn
sylyania H. Delaware ., Maryland :, Virginia l5,
North Carolina Q, Arkansas !, Missouri ., Tennessee
10, Kentucky 10, Minnesota California 4, Oregon j
ll3.
Nays-NIaine g., New Hampshire 1, Vermont 3.
Massachusetts, ;, Rhode Island 1, Connecticut 3 New
York 81, New Jersey -, Pennsylvania I'D, Maryland =
Virginia /, North Carolina |, Arkansas }, Missouri l.
Tennessee > Kentucky > Ohio -, Indiana b. Illinois
II, Michigan g. Wisconsin ;, Iowa !, Minnesota 2s-
lSg.
When New York was called her delegates asked time
to consult When her thr yive votes were given against
the motion to lay upon the table, which would have pre-
cuded all further reconsideration of the subject 1t Was
hailed with applause.
The question recurrcd upon the motion to reconsider
the vote rejecting the minority resolutions.
Mr. CochranC, OF New York moved that when the
Convention adjourn it be to meet this evening at o'clock
which agreed TO.
Mr.. Cochrauc moved that the Convention DO now ad
iouru, which was agreed 10.
Aud the Convention accordingly took recess until Z
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CLOTH HING
SPRING AND SIMMER CLOTHING,
OIR nv Am HOME WANIfEAC

nUR Ready Made Clothing complete, ask the
~ attention and public In general 10 call an
be couvn,eJ Who sell the cheapest and best made Clothing
this city Our Is large, and will continue TO make
during summer he able o. ke stock In complete
We will also Clothes 20 order In the latest styles,
and will warrant 90 ht % sale
large stock OF Coths Casimerss vestings hand Al
ask is a call and look for yourself NORRIS co,
Ia
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REWDNED.

~ A. EARGAMfN is, have removed 90 their Mes sores
W. Nas street. doors above their Oh stand,
ur. hry have increased their facilities t1r doing all kinds Of
~.rs n their n- putting description OF water
YSlfrs HyJ-l Water Closets, Baths, Boilers, Co0Ans Ranges
ps-D. yr.aic Rams g. Pl.ias up Portable Gas Works,
st..r. ur tuIIT.1ls With pipes snt cNu-rs.
work, Roofing, ac, beating buildings with hot
Ar water They tas occasion 20 state that t-y
have ul Ar Furnace a l other country which
t-sv " put up AMI warrant 90 give s.tistA-tien-
rss OF snd fancy Tin and Crates and
- i.r- sIvavs ou hand aall-u
OPNRTNERNHIP NOTICE.
VANEr associated with n the @ linison, Grocery
.11 LIQUOR business L. slater The business vii be con
5-.t-f i- ne 4.r,- III y " NIPE 4 co. }. ". NIPE,
No So Main Street
taxe opportunity sincere thanks 90 ny
% patronage dur1g The last 'hrre
y ana solicit fr the concern their continued tayurs
". NIPE