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LIVER coNrt tiST,~ DYSPEPSIA, jtvNptCE,
Chronic NJ Nervous Debility. Disease n ne ND.
Heye, and MI Diseases arising from a bisarterci
llfor - SiimHrh. pyspofsia, llearihuru, Inward
Piles, Atiiiiy 1r sickness u TIE st1pirh, fullnrss
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the Had, pairi,ttian n he Heart, fuilnea. Or
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inf ir snloeaiins laeiHs uhen lyins liwn, Dry
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events, Inward fevers, Pain IN the Snall ~ the
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PRECISION u spiri's. f%rrhtful prcams, Langor,
besranisnry ~ auy Nervous Diseases, Sores %
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" 0tIFfs rinseIuH4 " IuahIIIty, rom vh9tsvtf
esass, vill fbd MeLsan's Strengthening Cordial q
thorough ressustatsf u the system sni al Who
msy hase inferred shgmselves ~ Improper iai4l
ssnsss. sill Eni IN shis C8fIiaia certain sni speedy
ANAL
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Have been splJ daring The ltss SIS manths, anil In
ua l%nstauee ha i failed In giving ,ntiru aailsfac.
tian. who, then, will If from Weakness Or
Debility when MstEAS's STRENGTHENING
CORDIAL vill sars yauY
No language can convey N adequate ilts n The
Immediate nd almost miraculous chtnsa produced
~ taxing this Cordial In ID. diseased. ist.li,a,ci
anl shattered nervous system, whether broken
ia~n hy excess wesk hy Mature, " Impaired hy
sickness. The RELAXED snI an.,rnhs organization /.
raafnesd La IA fttsffna t.aItI, nnt ,t.aY
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TO THE LADIES.
IStrpuESrCoxst MILTON. ~ MITES

uts,ructsi Or DiEealt Nsas,ruaiion. Iacunsin~nel
~ Urine OF iuvoluutary Uisehsrfs thereof, Fallinl
y The Womb. 81 illness, Painting AMI all Disease
fnstfaat "a rsmafea.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1860-06-07

Gruggr So. urvAi,
u Memphis.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1860-06-07

WE aro authorized o. announce utS NlllT.
rrN asa candidate lop County rrclif, VI rn.
tUb Counts. -
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FOR TAX ASSESSOR.

W.T. Ars uuti1fi 'o announced NltIiAN
NAN asa candidate lor lA AsoH.r 30 pp0.
County. -.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-03-26
EN- E 4{55 SsN9ts 9s3i1 @'s4s 144 NlA
He Wanted to Go Out.

A correspondent Of the Dubuque Herald gives
the following account Of scene in the Iowa House
OF Representatives, during the discussion OF the
resolutions asking of Governor Kirkwood his
reasons for refusing to deliver up Coppie to the
Governor of Virginia. Governor Baker spoken Of
was Governor Of New Hampshire in 1854. He Was
determined to travel on his MUSCLE, if need be-
out OF that door. Says the Heraid's correspond
ent:
y At one time the door was ordered to Bio locked,
SO as to prevent e7ess the part Of the members,
and it this that well nigh led to serious times
Governor Baker wished to leave the hall, but was
denied the privilege by the door-keeper. He rose
to point Of order, declaring that the Consultation
required the doors Of the Houses to be open during
their sessions unless secrecy was deemed desirable
BY either House. That there was no rule giving
any power to the Speaker of the House. or any
officer of the House, to lock the DOORS The speaker
decided that 1t had been usual, in all cases OF call
of the House, to lock the door. Mr.. Baker in
quired if the Speaker decided that he could not 90
in and ont at that door when he pleased :" / de-
cded that it has been customary to lock the doors
pending d call Of the House but upon what par
ticular rule am unable to say at this moment -
10 this Mr.. B. replied: !. am going out Of that
door if must break it down. at the same time
advancing toward it, which brought several MEM
bers of both sides Of she House to their feet as
to be ready for action which readiness was plainly
visible in the eeuntenance of all, The Governor
laid hold of the doorkeeper and was about to re-
move him in a very unceremonious manner when
several parties interfered, to whose remonstrance
the Governor finally yielded and returning to his
| place, again called the attention of the Speaker
and the House to the outrage Of locking the door
when the Speaker finally decided that, in the ab-
sence of rule or resolution of the House, the door
| could not be locked.
The door was then opened, and the troubled
| elements became tranquized. 1t was well that
the Speaker so decided, for decision in the neg
atiye would have been the signal for general soc.
| out The House. although they are in the minority.
is but proper, however, to say here that differ
! ence of opinion prevails upon that subject. Mr..
Hedges, Of Lee, powerful man, went up to the
| Governor, and said to him, Do you insist upon
| going out, Governor? If you do, Pll d-d soon
| make hole that you can get throughr If the
| Governor had been so unfortunate as to have an
swered in the affirmative, the deed would have
| been done, and the consequences remain to be
| told for there were all the elements of deter
| mined and resolute resistance right on the spot
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-03-26

WHEKE's THE MANS Cor HIS HAZE oss-onr
friend Grimes, member of the bar in Eastern sir
ena has very little hair on his head and is forced
to conceal this mark of age. One day he haa I'M
portant business to transact some distance sroh ~.
home which detained hin, SO late that he s was IL
inc b;maelf verv agreeable to the ladies during tse
sysnins H. was shown to his chamber BY stupid
Grimes sssa 1s p sSs Ss enoynsnt asIeys
n,d s slaen. Awaking at early hour, he
o. oaaeiaeS ss il was too to get up and turned
oyer asair-feli into sound sleep. from which he
VIZ If having oversight himself, he sprang up 10
bssi hsd and asked" How long before breakfast ~
The boy, without noticing the question. apostro-
phised-za High didn't know two white folks
staid here last night; where's tbs mans got his
hair oni''
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-03-26


The PuRITANs OF QUA DAY.-The soar aspect
and sad eoored garb of the P1rtans have descended
to us without the high heroism of the puritan's SOUL
beauty, song and sport, in the crisis Of some
tremendous battle. Men sing when the field is won.
And So yeu forgive the puritan for mortifying even
unto death half the faculties which God had given
him for use in this beautiful world. when he found
himself borne into the midst Of terrible moral
and political struggle, in which all that man holds
dear--all that makes mans life-was in peril of
being lost. He was man shut up to the work of
reformation. The gloom of his aspect and the
sadness of his suit were the mete dress Of his stern
devoted, heroic soul. But the conditions of our
life are essentially different. He fought our battles
we have to occupy and use what his devotion won.
We have to possess the world of Christian life and
and freedom which his herosm saved. A mieu
more genial and loving better becomes US spirit
more prompt to harmonize with all the genuine
concords of the universe around us, more ready tt
recognize and accept whatever may offer employ
ment and education to any of our powers.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-03-26
a Contented Farmer.

onoa r,o,, 4 t;n,o Era,1a,;ct. ~. r;, = I,,,.
onae upoA .as 81; ~ sAg II
sia, ~ si,rasu pa a,,a, tooh ,ids, a1e espie4
~ III o,a lar;ei po"i2 ms acre Y sns -
ensefly ,,s. ~ !, III ar .,,a =. !, ~;
~ .as u e ~, ois aaa :ssu * @ sss1 aH8
Nh aele psong lo VOW oh Wnaeh yeu "
uuats =, ~ 1ous;y ~; Il aroo, g,; /, a, . 80 - IS,
~; ~ II, ss @ AIea nol -
Wages.'ssszz5 n saA {, r,
IL noM ihaon " yoa sses = ny III asAea 1As
Aius. ~ i;,,+ ,,....,,a I, ,.ha,. oa
~ = NapoAs M 4 sen.s1 set'ieu VIZ
s.ha. /. not !, ra,,,;e -. 49,, \.
-. - - - - III i. st Sze e .e ~ W.. tVe
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-03-26

surcrpr.-on the nigh. Of Tho ll.h Inst, Ger
y a.aI l;s rss;Janee in this place. Hs name Has
gudovio Heder and he seems 70 have been ~ = fit
ns de,;,S,,a e,,ens at the time of the commission
af he act. Coroner c. G. Hail summoned my
,s II held an INQUEST over his remains and verdict
ss rendered In accordance with the above facts.
The sight that met the eyes OF the jury u described
to be shocking In the extreme. A largo poui OF
blood was on the floor, aud piecea Of the skull we're
scattered about. He leaves wife ana family
7s''sr Victoria tTexasl Adsoeate.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-03-26
HEN Orleans DAILY Crescent
MONDAY MORNING, MARCH 2e. 1880.
pBg PARTING

The moon hung low on the rim Of the mist,
His last had the nightingale sung,
when the lover came from his sweet loye-tryst.
Where the roses of passion clung.
IN fis glance was the flash OF victor's pride,
light on his forehead above,
For iifeis other triumphs are poor by the side
OF youths first garland Of love.
And conqueror greater is he by far
One pure loving heart who gains.
Than he who may stand as the lord OF war
On thousand battle plains.
But dark grew the garden, and dimmer the sky,
And dark was the easement above,
And treason was watching and danger was nigh
For hate is the shadow Of love.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-03-26
Nsw ORLEANS, Jan. "a, 1860.
40 inc 1o"''a''e $40 Of the city Of New Orleans


10 inc hon''A''e '1e oo'' Of the city Of New Orleans
GENTLEMEN-We the nndsrsigneta, n a., OWN; .sn.;
street. most reIpeeay I petition II your n hsn0, , :,
body ses e I've Sn sss, @ S s Contract 9 s for
grading paying from Canal t. Cgss% @ M
Il long than = inches wide BY IS inches long
sad 70 be Of best quality Of granite having the Sides
ends and well dressed to form an even surface when
Sad laid dagonay four inches Of sharp
sand and London gravel with coating top dressing when
properly sd and rolled with suitable roller until well
Ths usual eurbsone inches thick to he furnished when
be Cy Surveyor think requisite to change the old curb
The curstone on both sides said Exchange Place from
sa b. b sse 3d. ad I y II
the most speedy manner and the sidewalks to be raised ana
e foot crossings a The intersection Of Al the streets to Be
laid with best North rive, agg and md to Be four feet 3 Tae a. ,ae
six inches thick be raised in the center and graded to the
Citizens Bank of Iousana y Jas p nsasgSs Prest
Secretary Board Of Assistant Aldermen.
NouyEILE ORLEANS, "a janyier 1850.
GgRs De L
D ss ds e fs
apss cling ous days N con pour nssss ass s e.
sssis
Les dts bocs eront de premiere guate de gane ayec e'
eote les bouse la surface talles de ane,e former une sur
face tnie faire consstant ct soide.
Le dit payage pose diagonaemen sur ne couee d
du lac ct de ravois de ondres les inter
sces en remp couche de quare pouces dc sable
de gavois ct 10 tont ben assujetit par un rouleau
perres borure de quare depaissenr seron
quand voycr de Ia vile vouda changer les veles
Les pieres de Exchange Place
des Canal Donane reeyaes ct niveees
hautcur convena de maere asser bre ecsuienent de-
banquees relev6es pierres
passage intersections des fat avec
uuae perres ryiee Nord de qusre peds de large
deux ped de large quatre pes de long
pas de six dapaeu Teeyer dn centre ayec
dRtion de la rue.
Banaue des Citoyens de la Louisiana jas D. Denegre
4 President. .....
JAS. A. HOPKINS, $s5f8
fe4 1aw6w Secrstaire du COnseil des Ass Aldermen
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-03-26
ouorA1ros.lrcu. This disease Of poor acribblers

CONFERENCE.-The disease of poor scribblers
is thus described in an English Review:
He (the patient9 has been caught by number
of little phrases and Illustrations, such as Nous
avons change tout celia, Z, g Revenons . nos mou-
TONS 8 Mill humanum me aIenum puto,1 and
all for illstrations Mahomets coffin, the genius Ia
the brass kettle, Macaulay's New zealander, and q
few more. These phrases and illustrations are bob
bing up and down in his mind. keeping him In a
state of unrest until he can make use of them. Il
he can once make use of them he is satisfied, and
they may go to sleep again in the recesses Of his
mind; but use them he must. #
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-03-26
PETITIoNs---OFFICTAL.
10 al.s Honar4sas the cqrasoa esaneil 8
of sEss city Of Mex Orleans

GENTLEBEEN-The randersiuned. oxxnera
VI Of property fronting orod sifee from New Ayes ID t
Paul Streets most respectfully petition yDnr Honorable BODY
sgreeaby 70 yection 2 CITY Charter at public snc
non after twcnty days public nnc the grading
with granite blocks not iess than inches wide y twelve
inches long. than twelve inches wide by ;rcs
long nor less than ten inches thick E38g n
Said blocks to be Of the best qnay granite having the sides
and we'll dressed form even s,,sce
laid, and 10 be good solid work. !.
Said be laid daonals inches or shar
London gravel with coating TOP dressing when laid
Of four inches OF sharp sand and Loion gravel the Ionts 10 he
property filed and rolled with suitable until well
The sual curb stone four inches thick TO be furnished
the City Surveyor may think requisite 10 change The old
Ing, In order 10 make substantial work.
The curbstones both fes Of Girod street. New Ieyse
S. Paul street, be raed and graded proper heit aud
level In such free the streets Of In the most
speedy and the sidewalks be raised
The foot crossin the intersections Of all the
with The best North river Tagging snd be four wide The
stones used feet wde four feet long
six inches thick be raccd in the CENTER and gsd e
road pavement.
All. Penn G. W. caramack.
New Orleans, February 49, 1850.
JAS. A. HOPKINS,
secrcfaEY of the EaaId nl Assistaut Aldcrrlsu
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-03-26
.. 6A ST. CHARLES STREET

j. B. Boiron has the honor inform his and the
pnbc In general that he has received last arrivals from
Hayre and New York. complete
Fall Ahd Wnte Goods hnt which
the following are part Gents Linen Shirts Linen osom and
Cotton Shirts White and Coofed Flannel Updershrs and
Drawers; White ani Coored Cotton undesrs and Drawers
Socks of all Ms;eas Stocks Neck Ties Cavats Wuoen and
onvn's Gloves Cambria Handkerchief Brushes,
spo9ges Porte Monnae Cutlery Glass Ware Toilet ss. Pow
Umbrellas always at hand Perfnnery from Lubins inands
Societa Hygenique's, etc.
enabled attend The LADIES' for whom he has added
bis extensive Stock Of Goods for Ladies Wear
The Hnfr Department,
For both LADIES and GENTS Is Cited In way to give the
satisfaction The strlctes attention VIII be paid
orders for Ready Made HAIR baing supervised By Mr. Boiro
hir1self.
J. B. BORON,
az snn "a St. Charles street..
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-03-26
seS Orleans, February g. 1860
JAS. A. HOPKINS,
L Secretary Board Of Assistant Alderme
Honorable conseil Cornmun de la Nouvelle orsans
RHESSIEURS-Les sousst q mes proprIetairs

Honorable conseil CornTnun de la Nouyele orleans
MESSIEURS-Les soussig gnes proprietaires
1Yl SJosephssde Ia NonYetlelevse la des
Reparts de Ia snynt Ia ne upsrieure dn Canal Ia
Lbertt pt,oansn setie Hon eorps
eonorement Section 10 dc Ia Cherte de Ia Vile reft
fencan vinet ous davis dams
Ocielle niyser SJosph de la
fherte, des bioes ra-
mite dc 10 de large IL de long
de Il de arge Ii de long
pences dapasseur Les dis bocs deyront ee de
premiere quae granite les les angles ct 10 haut
bien tailis surface une Giant poses
Of le tGnt former p1vage compacte
lie dit pose dsgoneement bass do auae
de Hab u Lac ayos de Lones nuis couche de
rouces Dc sable grayc de ondres sur Ia rface les
bien remp ct lie tout ben seii roulean
nabe Les pees do bosdure do qase pouces depaisseur
fonies duRnd Noyer de Ia Vile ugefa neese dc
changer vieiles pieres, dc fare bon
de borGures les de In SJoseph
Fouvee la Iihefd, aeyses nivetes
haueur sufsante Paceneen des ct leo ba
quotes sleyaes ct pasees en- pierFes plaes.
les intersections de pees
ates Ia rvese Nord de premiere quate de
ouatre pieds Dc arge les pierTes devront de enS
pieds quatfe pieds dc long moins de six
ouces spassr releytes mleu decinan usquau pa-
wage.
J.W. Stanton, Leeds Co.,
Cha j. Leeds.
Nousee ORLEANS, le % fasrier 1860 -.z#
JAS. A. HOPKINS
1aw5w secretaire dn Burean des Asst. Aldermen.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-03-26
NEW ORLEANS, Dec. Is, 1852.

To the Hon. the President and Members
Of the Common Council city OF New Orleans :
rTsFfE UNDERSIGNED, reaI estate owners
Goodehldfen street. from Esplanade to ST. Bernard
street, Bernard street. from to Claiborne
Third District of the city OF New Orleans respect
fully forth and TO your honorable body for your
and condition. not being paved and very often
paabe vehicles and pray that take steps which VIII
provide for the paving said above mentioned with
Wherefore petitioners for relief in the
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-03-26
seI1e0rlt0ns, 10 2 f6Vrier ISBU. -
JAS A. HOPKINS
M 1aw5w Secretaire dn Burean des Asst. Aldermen
NEw ORLEANS, July1st, 1859.

NEW ORLEANS, July 1st, 1859.
To The Honorable the Common Council c=zez#-
of the City of New Orleans
rTyNE undersigned owners of real estate
fronting Benyle street, from johnson TO Dorge
nois both Sides respectfully pray that m ordinance
te construction Of brick sidewalks BY
wooden cutters both sides OF Benve johnson
to Twelve feet in width to the line Of their
front the street, and feet in width next the cnrbones
he intervening space filled and properly graded
correspond with the brick pavement on each side
East side. West side
Fsafg ginaha
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-03-26

kAPIrAL KorFER.--A German paper Gays Rer
Lin soffeehouse keeper reeosnmsnds his cufAe 1hns
q Mein kafiee ist rein ard kiar vic der Hlmmel.
schwarz vie der Teufel, heiss vie dir HoeiIes ind
sues vie ais Liebe MY coffee Is pure aud clear
as the heavens, black as the aev, hot hs hell and
sweet a. love. ss8. ~ - r. rs. Ss5SssS Sss~sss
number ons article Of cnffes- though pessfs
sing rather more color and choieric than nee
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-03-26
Proclamation par lie nraire.

MARIE DE la NouygILE- -0RIEAFs.
Hotel dc Vile, 26 decembrc 1852
Inn VERTU de In resolution No 4S54 du
IA Consc Commun Ia Nouvelle Orleans OF confornsment
Ia section 1 de Ia de ve avis est e present
que nienon de Ia vile de Ia est
yojr les deux c6es Orleans pavds des pierres
rondes portir Claude jusqua Ia Msrai et de
me Robertson jusqu Claiborne; ct aus davoir les
dsx ess du mack6 des pierres carrees
dT 1awSw GERARD sTITh. naife
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-03-26
To the Honorable the Common Council
Of The city of New Orleans
~ EMIT. .IyNVEN-The EJnsRerst q ,sed Owners

GENTLEMEN-The Undcrsigned, Owners
VI property fronting Cu1tonhoue from Front
to Claiborne street, most respectfully petition your
Honorable body agreeaby section To- City Charter to
sell public auction after twenty days public notice the CON
for grading and paving Cusomhoase street from Front
Leyee Claiborne street with granite bocks not less than ten
wide by eighteen inches long n9r less than ten inches thick
Said blocks be of best quality Of granite having the Sides
well dressed form surface when
laid and to be good solid work. WA
Said pavement laid dagonay four inches Of sharp
sand London gravel with coang top dressing when
laid sharp sand and London gravel the joints
70 be properly filled and rolled with suitable roller until well
settled.
The usual curbone four inches thick TO be furnished when
the think requisite to change the old curb
ing. in order to make substantial work. .
both sides Of Cnstomhouse street from Front
Levee Claiborne street 70 be raised and graded 70 proper
hight free the OF water In
proper msnner and the sidewalks to be raised and
tagged. &aa@l. .ias3i.t s&s.sgl8 4 I4, Ig
laid with the North Tagging and be four feet wide
the feet wide four feet long and not less
than inches thick be raised in the centre and graded TO
| the road pavement. vi
New Orleans, Feb g. 1850.
For Citizens Bank Of La, @&0 &
james d. Denegre Pres.
Per pro X. d. Shepherd, On foe,
II, Shepherd, ) 49,
j. w. zachare 80
5s4-3E JAS. A. HOPKINS,
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-03-26

= - of the city Of New Orleans
u of properly fronting on Deord Street om New Levss 70
a @ sss I'll ss
@ as sas pqss &c
granite blocks not less then ten inches wide BY twelve inches
nor less than ten inches thick.
Said blocks bs Of best quality e granite having the sas
said pavement laid dagonal four inches Of sharp
sd q nehss a pd sharp sand snd as
ses ,e e properly hlsa and f0sa W.
| ing. in order to make substantial work
Ts9 Circle to Be raised and GRADED 70 h. height ~ and
N hs s. ag
The crossings the intersection of all the streets to be
STONE b fee. VIDE long and less than
six thick TO bc raised in the center and graded to the
M New " orleans, February %, 1850
Thomas Hale JAS. <. (. Il n6Pkfss, 5fisss
Secretary of the Board Of Assistant Aldermen.
NouvElLk ORLEANS, % feyrier 1860.
rHonorable Consel Gommun de la Nouvelle. Orleans
s so IT,
Y ~ se as ea a ssnss
enesn, apes vngt jonrs davis gazette ecee
n 9 aIsS &c. ss g. i u
10 de large sur de long Ct de pas plus
pEsmss qualities granite ayan
surface nnie et un Outrage de grande soldite.
lie dit payage poa dagonaement base de uatre
pouces dc sable de grayo de Londres pnis sur Ia
eouche de austre pouces Dc sable dn Lag Ct
par rouleau cenvenable, &
pieres bordures de quatre depaseu seron
qnand voyer do IL vile ngera conyenabe de remps
Ger les vieilles, de manere a fare I'M bon outrage
cotes de Ia Deord de
la Asee au Cerce Tvo relevees niveSes
ecoulenen des de In ct LEI
banoucttes scront exhanssaes faes perres plates
Les passages Intersections de oaes les rues seront
ayec de pierres de Ia siere d Nod ct de
quatre pes de large les perres eront de delx peds Dc
seur mlien dscnant usqnau psvsge de la
80 Thomas Hale. j. j. Person.
JAS. A. HOPKINS,
m2 lswsw secreaire du Conseil des Asst Aldermen.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-03-26
NEW ORLEANS, January q, 1850.
TO the Honorable the Common Council Gs
of the eli ~ Of New Orleans

speetfuly showeh that the majority required by city
charter having signed this petition they pray honorable
body 70 pass resolution authorizing the Comptroller so
aer nse GAYS notice IN tne oeai Journal the sneract Tor
both sides Of First street. from Water Apollo
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-03-26

NorvsILg- ORLEANS, % janyier 1860.
ApHonorable Conseil Commun d. Ia Hourelle Orleans;
+ A PETITION des sousssgnes respectueu-
IL epresente que maors fequise par Ia ehare de
la vile nyant signee petition lis demandent homo
corps passer resolution atosant e controller
cinq dams Ia ocieile
at "a ccnfecon Dc banquetcs baues svec psrrss
street. de Ia Waters eele Apollo. ousagc serat ait
tess ss,kr Din dn la vii
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-03-26

NEW ORLEANS, Dec. 81, 1859
To the Honorable the Common Council
Of the city of New Orleans
INE, the undersigned owners of real es-
w fronting the west Hide Of PTeur street. Sec
District respectfully petition honorable body
ably sections 9 and @ Of the city charter to have brick
Sidewalks boered by crbones and wooden CUTTERS made
tile north side of said street. from Ursnines to the
bayou road The whole accordance With the specifications
Of the City Surveyor.
T. Bacheier, D. NJ Erou8, 100feet
J. Marie Saux, by ID. Meuner, Is
Meline, by +. j. ds Silva. q VI
JAS. A. HOPKINS,
Secretary Board Of Assistant Aldermen.
NouvEILR- ORLEANS, 81 dec. 1859.
Memorable Censei Comnun de la Nouvelle orleans:
I ES soussfgnes proprietaires sur lie cote
A nordouest fren Second District fe6pecuease
emnndent honorable corps, conformament
sections 40 nouvele chRe de la ve de aire
connic des banqees bque erre de bordures ct
goles bo cote nordonest de la ite de Ia
Ursuhes chemn u Bayou Lonvage deyra etre ait d
pres les specifications du poysr de la Vile.
NJ. Bachelor, D. NJ Broue, 100 pieds.
J. Marie Sank, par d, Meunier, 25
Meline, par i. j. da Silva, 81
JAS. A. HOPKINS,
fcA 1awsw secreaire du Gonseii des Asst Aldermen.