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New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-06-30
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New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-06-30
SrEcrFIcAr1oNs ron THn coarr \ ~

~ or he bsfckng VI te idealk south sae 81 Tcrp.
a lhsss "a s.s ss tses eal
in their primitive ne place ali sioh curb
and n accordance with ths lines be given
IAc wal bekins sdewalss shall bc lad
wih of e best qualify herring bone of
S s f SsGa y %'sa ssssss
5aala I,sl hiel woIe s bskius
pl 70 sns ne bcks The eart ground shall be up
with sssl.y @ slsps towards ti,s eutias M
II ad we'll raes aai a r. tls
scs Ihsre shsl " # one la " inch
therein regularly cIose ts. without
e oiSe pass Il ss & s rsisd ss bear
gpttsfs ter draining lots shall hal by the
ana sali le haf cypress % plank 'f far
sns'ers saa n sun through tIs whole width u e sidewalk
quality and shall 30 furnished by the contractor as the
The contractor shall be begin tho work IN the ten
days following The approval Of the adjudication
penalty of Ten doa5s day for each aud day thereafter
Good and solvent security an amount Of 500 shan be
requsd from ne contractor 70 guarantee the faithful perform
FaSms,s b made follows tost the proportion to
e & = T. s s' s g. .a E "a saS
mss % y es e T. @ With section no of
be nbrosatsd 10 al The rgSis II a city s0a to
s 81 q ssd sas ss s IA @ ss N g Sss Sf l o e.
liable responsible for ans said bills should The same not
BIZ paid.
Iie contractor shan int ths city Treasury prior
RECEIVING his cRftcfstc aud bill the publication tie
petition nf properly elders. Il being wc understood that
said shall have i denaniHr of said ne
oneTs fIe reimbursement Of sid of publication
II well understood failure bs ia contractor
70 begin ish The work part thereof peod
fxed IN the Council BE- dissatisfied with manner in
which the work Is being eseeaea the Council have e
right 70 aaia ihe CONTRACT without putting the contractor
applying court Of asiics annl the same and withou,
nennty and ~ Is elso we'll understood nt the con
tctor shali any time abandon the not finish OF com
rietn the In conformity with bis contract lie said CON
tractor sa forfeit all claims his have any part the
work doas b. him 70 The date Of the abandonment
the city shall be thereby discharged from ay liability
therefor and 1t also well nnietsaoi that the contract
be rcsod te coniscat d his securities shall be held
bound N aedo, to pay the city all lcss difference he
the price which originally contracted %
pcorn the work and tbs which II may be adiudicaed
At n resale readIudicaiion.
Bids I5h running foot Of sidewalk complete
New Orleans. June Is, 1851.
lsignea LOUIS II. PILE oity Surveyor
Boards of the Comnisn Council - - = -
#signcdl IT. n. vENNARn. IN
lss lsasnsai q, ,osgsO sgsOBERT HUYGHE. eaaitiaen.
&. s99 l2a HEasy DUREI.. for eesp.foller
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-06-30
CoNFTReLLERis 0FPfeE.
City Of New Orleans, June 70, is,ie.
mo. 528S.1

M CoNFTRoLLERis 0FPfeE
@ aa@W City Of New olFeans June 26 1866
mo. 523s.J
Re9lcs That THU adjudication Nv Comptroller agreeaIy
70 resolution N9 PIT making tias bnuees etc in
front o M iTon as enclosing Coliseum ace onre
tuning OF the he aad hereby rejected v e
Common Council Of the city OF New Orleans. :
Resolrr3 1HieF, Tst the Comntfaer and he IA hereby
20 seadinacse sal contract TO the lowest ds
n aeeordafce with specifications o the surTsyot ana Ma ai
dcaion e he subject the approval rejection 81 he COMMON
Council.
Lsignedl LEA II. BAKEwELts
President Board of Assistant Aldermen.
lSigned1 j. o. NIXON,
President Board OF Aldermen.
lsigredl JOHN T. MONROE, Mayor.
Notice q hereby given tlut IN MONDAY al rnly 1860
wil adindicna at olee t ~ o'clock NJ the above con
isa6 q v DuPLRssIs. Com7treiIsr.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-06-30

0NHAaD ID AND FOX tsAl.ES-iag GEI.hisfl A. TEL
" Metshestey Patent Washing Manue.sf.ctr,eus "a Il,
sen al ]. Waterman Bre, he cneE Magazine anf
Common and thH MechaHrs s Iealefs ExrsnT
No ~ ST. Charles and my shop pouer If Ifayel,,
and Basin street, New Orleans. ~
jylty J. NJ. DAUaHERTY
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-06-30

GaNprRoLLER's OFFICE ,
City Of New Orleans, June g. 1860. :
[No. 52I4.l
Rtce That the Comptroller be and lie IL hereby authorized
e adMcte TO TIC lowest bidder after days noIiee il The
official orna contract for the construction Of brick sidewalks
on the south side o Tcrpsicnsf Fcret
street the work 10 be done in ceoraance with specifications of
the SURVEYOR and the adjudication 10 be subject
rejection of tho Common Council. :
fsignedl Il. o. NIXON,
President Board of Aldermen
ISignedI JOHN T. MONROE.
President Board Of Assistant Aldermen
Approved JnTe Il 1860 - M
Esigusdi GERARD srrTH. Mayor.
Notice hereby glyen TINT ON FRIDAY 6 af Jaly 1871
viii adHdcaie my Office Il o'clock H. The aboTe con-
= = = 80
ja23 12t Y. DUPLEssIs Comptroller.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-06-30
To the Honorable the Common Council
of the City Of New 0rleans
THE UNDERSIGNED owners OF property

To the Honorable the Common Council
THE UNDERSIGNED owners @ ;, OF ssp property olp
d down liz to Ss
most m Fulton s9ar i hpn9a6s ~ soaS ageea9S
twenty days public notice e contract fer grading md paving
81 ane Soc ao m a sSw tsn Sss Si asys ues @
long nor than twelve inches wide by eighteen inches long
said blocks be best quality granite having the sides
ends and tyr well dressed A. to form a even surface when
said 10 laid diagonaly. -four inches Of sharp
haE a n IN jsas %aS si u
TSe saa hee Ssf os g ss g q N @ at. I % s
e City Surveyor may think requisite 10 change the old curb
The cubstone both sides Of St. Joseph street from New
ma Il s ' ae siSs @ e aaer s m 5
speedy and Ge sidewalks . NJ raedand agsed
ia VIZ M u Sg5ia EiSsr @ e
sx inches ic to be raised in the and graded the
Leeds X Co., J.w. Stanton,
New Orleans February %, ts,e t,s ,,o,,.t,,, -.
Secretary Board Of Assistant Aldermen.
A pHcnorable Canseil C6mnun de III Nouycle ortans:
sas Il Eas @ r t. a
Reiapas ede Id slvsnt Ia limito supdeure Canal
rue Loerte respeetuese9ea psienn6nt yGe Hon corps,
ds iae enca apre rins ouFs davis dams laeaete
av5e ii be lss d III 5oss tas 'sR srss e " r
u @ " n, n III II 2 I aoss " n III G. 9 Il s Y K ] q sS
n.oinS &c " poness dtpaeur Is dis blec deYoht Dc
40 hnut
bien Bihes, de nonncre surface poses
et lie tou former pavage c0mpacle.
lie dit payase cr pose sur haze dc Fuae
qnatTe pouces Ne sable graveis de Iore surface
Joints ben rspfis Ct k tout bien an roueau
nae LES pefres boduss, dnAtro puIees drnisseur
seront gfnies aand Il VcyeF DC y vile gera neceac d4
changer lbs veiDs pioiraS ain de faire Bod
Les erre de bordres les deug de la stesep
dc In NonSelle eyde Ia bcr aevees niyeeS
hantenr suisane Gcoulement
guettes dlevaes ct pav4es pierres is;es. n u
Les payages Intersections perres
plates dc Ia iyere du Nord dc pgpnere qua
qnatre pes de large, les perres deyront dn
pieds de large, qunte peds de long pas oits six
pouces ddpasse, feevaes nen dGrnant tsqu pa
wage. #HA
wv. Stanton, Leeds 4 Co.,
Chs. J. Leeds, ~"
Nouvelle- Orleans, lie % fayrier 1850.
JAS A. HOPKINS
M lawSw Secreaire du Bureau des Asst. Aldermen.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-06-30

MafRiE De "a NouYEILE- ORLEANS, J
H6ielale- Vile. % fevrier 1880
tssSson EKTU de La resolution No. 1877 du
- aess Cofinnn VILE setle.t tjrIs,s Of cana
fonsnent Z section 100 dc Ii charire In VILE nyis -
,s present donne que intention dc yilefe ID NuuVrl,
81 ae are payer en- pierras nlarraes |. Market&
en,Ts s5 es rges tchoupttenas at Nouyrl,e Tevee M
s teys y ssr GER RIa ETf9&1.lss
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-06-30
PETITIONs---OFFICIAI.
NEw ORLEANS, MARCH, 2l, 1s60


NEW ORLEANS, MARCH, 2l, 1850
To the Honorable tho Common Council
ofihe City Of New Orleans.
~ GENTLEMEN-The pndcraigned respect
~ fully soweih that the majority seqned by the City
Charter having signed this petition they honorable
body pass resolution authorizing the Comptroller sell
eor five aaS notice in tho official Journal the for
making brt ewalk hotdared by cuhstones md wooden
CUTTERS side Of Franklin street. from Calope
Eraio street The sidewalk hetwcve feet in width next TO
stones the Intervening 70 be hlled and properly
graded 70 correspond With he pavement on eae side
nlshed by the City Surveyor.
O. snider, 20 feet.
Nicholas In[ren2a, 90
NJ. Fitzpatrick, So
tie. Heation liS
Lorenzo POST ~
Mrs. E. Eude, III
A. q. Krice, 70
Mrs Rhoder, y
eHAs. CLAIBORNE; g ssaacreiary.
NouvEt1E ORLEANS, q Mars 1860.
ViIIe do la Nouvele Orleans:
INT MESsIEURS-Les soussignes o. posent res-
tA peesnensencnt ~ nnority rcqse par ~ nousee
de bieI Volor ndopter resolution Ia
10 conroeu mp cnd jours davis dams le Journal oce
brques cnrbsones rgoles bois, H cote nord
onest de la Franklin partr dc Ia Caope usgua i
Ernto Les banqnees desen aVor ouze peds de-
ger parr da Nv lsue aisan face a et deux pes do
largeur par dts "curbsenesn respnce inieFmeaiare
coblee aiere etre dc Ia meme han
tenr que les banquettes de claque cote
O. Snidet % 9pieds.
D. NJ Collins 6s
Nicholas Lnfrenza, 29
NJ Fitzpatrick, IS
Ge Heaon, l4S
Lorenzo Post, ~
Mime n. Eude, ~
Mime Rhoder, y
aid Swlaw CHAS CLAIBORNE Secretaire
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-06-30
Proclamation by tns aIayor.

MAYoRALTY oY EEw ORLEANS (,
v.,,mrrY, City Hal April s. is6OS &
ance G9uns @ Of of M he s,y 9 New Orleans accord
that Is the intention of the city of Orleans 10 ca,. ~
be opened Morean street. from fey street AID from
ftil 10 Independence street, an ac rnt;teJ
ae aes IL feEae a he 9 9Spen Lying and and
corporaed and net banle Il te
GERARD sTITH, Mayor. e
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-06-30

NEW ORLEANS january 28 1860.
Of the city Of New Orleans
THE PETITION of the undersigned re-
specpily showe that the majority Required the city
charter having signed this petition they honorable
body resolution authorizing the Comptroller SELL
after five days notice in the official Journal the
making brick Sidewalks with curb and gnites
both sides of First street, from Water Apollo
street The work to be done in accordance TO specifications Of
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-06-30

h. NEW ORrE ,ss Dnc RI 1880
Of thc cy or New Orleans
WE the UNDERSIGNED oyymers or reaI -
Wv Tranr
ond District respectfully petition your honorable body
ably 10 seefinns g md of M cy ritv t Rial
sidewalks bodered by etos and oode utters naSe on
the north west de Of said street from Tslinss eet m ,bs
Bayou The whole IN aeeordance with the
al fiio t,tv Snryevnr = - 'i - Nf1e-''"'
= h RncSeliar 4, n Pror6 1ne faa4
.ias,n Sa,,v = IL ! II r. Wao,n;,r i Ss tpet.
a5aii@a III ~ y Il X IA u; S;iyaft'' "a Co. s
u os ~ 50 - 9IaS M A uopEISr
secretary Roardo az 4 A.s;stant side4,na,
9 - " ~ ~
-rS>~>~
A lbouorabe couse comnun de la Nouvolle orleans
r as soussisrneA DrODrfesRires sur lie cofe
uistrict
nant denandsnt nrea honorahla tnYns eonfbr,ent any
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-06-30
. -. !. ftfst n. IIUTkTNS, TZ0--- --T-- WA
Secretary Board Of Assistant Aldermen.

NouFEILE-oRLEAss % janvier 1860.
A1rHonorabe Gdsei Commun de la Nouvelle Orleans
I A PETITION des somssIgnes respeetueu-
Ieptesene que la naiof eqnise Ia eartre dc
la Vile ayat signee cete peion ills deInanden
rable de paer resolution auorisant 10 eonroeur
vendrc apres cnq jour dayis dams In gazette oeee
TINT pour IL eonection Dc banauees brques
street de In rue Waters cello Apollo Louyrage serai fall
l,I rfa la villa
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-06-30

CpEGaH4sATKi5Ns FOfs THE CONsTRuc-
fsa Camp sszess canal running towards he pfyaes raake
re sa es ,he city fer she construction o
ss into Only SUCH of sewer
4 shalt zeeed said appropriated sum of twenty thousand
The sewer shall have Inc shape form and dimensions
= e p' 6 sections z 2 'ss' 4 g s'fssys's
digging shan II made " the contractor Te
cypress nr yellow pine planks laid enghwse and crosswise,
e nailed ,csehsr and projecting al least Is inches each
ME hsesso Shall be made IN the best o aule manner
sid bricks 70 BE- Of the best quality aud laid
Ill Il fresh Cement 10 one @ nj P a " clean
sharp saHd. bah well mixed ii tlle best manner.
walls sa sews shslI &c asa up nv Will veil amnea dls
sas IL 1ss sSs W''n eea' OIL wen
"a % both said sewer and opposite the gaers q each
sssa s, e s f a gn sd ssns hs b. feet wide in
weI ld selected nciles into
ahs siassiaaks Ihs Thels marked on the plan. .
an lei II thc length of said eWsf ihere sas he
I fastened e ,hs walig Sa es and sSa
be covered with wrought rallied traps well TO
Il asnisnaa by ie ciiy surveyor y r A =
sa M Wroashi e rng II In aa o po"n
iscs III nei diauste tie ril placed
The walls Of tc sle inside we'll as hose OF the
with hyIsuc cement mortar, composed in the
ls isss levels and gIsass shs be given The ey
Neyef {fn Ncoc shalt
innlks and satisfaction sA
otherwise II shall he rel cted-
AM NV materials shall BE- Of he quality and shall be
Furnished hs tlie c0HtrnnioF, sse Ill the labor
Tbs contractor AhAil be bound bessn work within
twenty days after the approval tho adjudication IT the Com
mon Coe and 70 complete the eilii after
under penalty Of doiars per day for each and every day
thereafter ihe completed.
Seerty shall required TO alarnnee
tiie faitlfal performance Of tho
n cash the conpetion of each and every
al ians feet ST sewer and the
WI it reiainingtn guarantee
nt tc aiont Of each certificate ,l the completion
0i tie con4raca NJ
IT well understood that failure hy the contractor
70 aega r. finish sc work fai thereof within period
nSed the Council be dissatisfied With manner
which the work is being execnIed the Council
Igit 70 anni the contract without putting the contractor in de-
fault required b nrice 1855 ef the Csy without
court of Justice lnsl tho sine without
deinn and ls ao well understood the contract
or shall as any time abandon the finish complete
s ~ claims nc may have for ef the work
done BY iih to the date Of the abandonment city
sai Y thereby discharged from and al liability therefor
hs ai biz sessi,iss shall BE- held and bound in
ntce At which tc ccntiacor gnally to perform
sialc or SeadiudicRliun. 51T87
BtdG ro,lrlefy
"a New Orleans, June i6 1865. a
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-06-30

~ ip ts: eo'racum Of bra sidewalk. b6sdsael 81 curb.
ses A4 wooden HaiieF h sida q. III An.
drew tsfeets rom Kels4eaa % Constance streets. n
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-06-30
Proclamation par lie Ffa,re.

MARIE DE La fouvEuIs.g gRIEAgs *
~r xrr,.,r,,,, Hotel de Vie 6 ayrjl aS0 IL s.ii
HI REMIU de la resolution No 5iyiIG N y
~ Gaise Conmnn de In Nsusele Orleans n
y section ~ Do h ehafre dc VILE av mn X
gonhe que Intention de In willie de NougeIlcs a w
if ahsrr ~ rue Mo,ea ra de III ey nsuua III rne
=. par ne u sae Eiinre jasqua Ia IndGpens
dance conortnenent at'aee inule. relatif :sa
tg Ct aux des places pubia,,es ,ans
y Of fauhoufs incoiporss ct
ineofpatss ct aussi de ses hanisus
zia@n@ -.szzsz GERARD STITH Marie
Proclamation by the azayar.
MAYoRALfY Egw OvIrANJ IS
..=zz City Hall February 23 1850
RY VIRTUE 0fresolufion No, .,}77 of the S
- common Council of he city Of New eaas and in sc.
eefaaee with secon 10 Of tho City Charter notce Il hereby
gse mat II ~ Intention Of the city New Orleans 10 cause
70 be Eaved with blacks North South Ma csts
from Tehouptonlas TO New Levee. - 49, 49, e'
GERARD sTrrH, Mayor.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-06-30

NouvEtIE- 0RIsaHs. Is f5yrier 1850
AfHenorabe consel de Vile de fousells. .erIaans
Es soqssignes proprietaires tau cote est de
- IA rne Lonio ptieut
corps de fare consire baqnee- sur Ia ite rue
entire hes res des Bons Eniants Girod ayec h
ChaEte de la vile. s. =
Joseph Lluia, 800 pieds
Mich. Dunn 5l --
CETAS. CLAIBORNE.
ms iaSSv seer6'aire Hu Baard 5es Aldermen,
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-06-30
Z, INVESTIGATIONS EOf4 THE CONsTssUc.

Scsies i hereby essa that on FRIDAY 9Th of Iny $780,
viii saaea,c Office ii y O'clock NJ, the above
'tjsss jsss III i. purrnssIs. Comptroller.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-06-30

To the Honorable the Common ooupcii'
ofihe City of EevT Orleans: S5
GENYIEM EN- The undersigned owners
~ of property rouHg uH Tpnlgue floui Basin
streets m6 respectfully petition boforAbe body,
ably Section laf Of the Nnw Charter public
auction after days notice in !he official onsna lie contract
for paving with square bpfks Toulouse street.
Basin Streets and lof raising fc sidewalks both sides md
paving the sane with flag stones. Tie Whole work to bs per-
fofrned In conformity with The specifications Of the CHS sur
| ttcrnr 4
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-06-30

NEw oRLesss February Is, 1850 1 =
To tha Honorable the Common Council
of tho City of New Orleans:
THE undersigned owners of property orr
= tire east side Of uss street. do respectfully Petition your
honorable body authorize that banqettes be made In
the City Charter. "
Joseph Lula, go feet
Mich. Dunns al
CHAs CLAIBORNE
Secretary Of the board or Aldermen
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-06-30

CbAS CLAIBORNE,
Secretary of the Board Of Aldermen,
PHnnOrahe conseil de Vile dc IN Nonvcfe f)ylsops.
M S1EURS-Les soussig gnes proprfefafr5a
IL snT Ia rue " Pierre parir de Iii fevac jsaaa
M rue afNs prtent
p. aaseoa ayec y section 2o % II Nouyele a ye ds
ece e conrat percs cafr4e III rus dss Ma
clever les banquetes chaque csie ct nyer
dtes baDqnettes piefrns plates, y s .eN
lie travail doyra aft daccord ayee les ~,
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-06-30

3E|& X-gx3< <&N@9z a51yAS Ex3xk THE COMTHtACTs
3&Ef VI {1n 81 ulirk ssdeH4ks. borpred BIZ carl
5l9 sS1iefs 14 He west side Of DsSsdrs street
fI& [e3 80 IS, An1fsgy The sciisEsai
~ & 1i; fres Cli5 10 ThaliA street : and also O.
Delaware inquirer. (Wilmington, Del.) 1859-18??, 1860-02-11

Certificates "a Packages 10 the oi,ofe Ams VIII he sia
at The GsllOwins rates N1ich Il the fisk:
C-rttleatss Of Packages u 80 Whole Tekeis, 80 ~
" Hall l4S %
\ y q s1eS,e az:
Delaware inquirer. (Wilmington, Del.) 1859-18??, 1860-02-11

lA41, FOR RENT.--A SMALL MACHINE SHOP
F&sTnTf now occupied by Carswe vandenbrack as an
HHiii Axlo Factory. Apply Corner Of Third and Tat
EiHlll nall Streets pUSEY & SCOTT.
Delaware inquirer. (Wilmington, Del.) 1859-18??, 1860-02-11
WOOD, EDDY & CO.'S
DELAWARE STATE LOTTERIES.
CAPITAL PRIZE
100000!

The following Magnificent Schemes will be drawn rs
Wood Eddy Co.. Managers, at Wilmington DelnwSe, IL
public under the superinendenceof Commissioners
appointed by the Goyernof
DELAWARE LOTTERY!
CLASS no. ~
Esdrs Saturday, Fs5raary 25M, 1850,
II SrinA-tsi3 pTnWn Eaiiose
uRAND CAPITAL PRIZE OF
Delaware inquirer. (Wilmington, Del.) 1859-18??, 1860-02-11
Delaware Military Academy,

~ THIS INSTITUTION
Is chartered by the Legislature Of Delaware aud has Eo
lege powers. The location Is healthy and pleasant the
present buildings though old comfortable and conte
nient aud the grounds for drill and other excecses ex
tenHiYe.
The Of studies extendssix 1t embraces the
English branches Latin, Greek Mathematics, Natural
Science Civil and Military Engineering the Infantry and
Artillery Drills and the sword exercise
Modern Languages and Music and other studies are
optional.
IL aimed to make the practical and thorough to
impart TO the mind real discipline and to call into active
exercise all its energies
Nothing but unavoidable necessity ought ever topreyent
pupils attending to all his school duties No pupil can
learn who frequently absent from school, He will learn
nothing but bad habits ReaHicknes alone ought to
ncre between tho orders oil the teacher and the dues
Of the pupil.
Tho Academic consists Of eight Teachers thus at
fording opportunity for thorough instruction in eh de-
pBItmcnt.
Cadets upon catering; the Academy will provide them
selves with tho Cnloin ess This Ii cheapR hea{.
AMI ~ torsceale t{ wl DO found ess exptnsSethaa
clothing geoerly wvrn By bays at school
The neSt s4lta tho FIRST Moyptt l<h daf
Of September.
As the number Of Cadrts ia limited pareats willin7
enter their ia IL, ACADEMY requested 10 maxi
early application Cadets ould he prevent Ito hiH dsJ
Of the sesslon.
fsS~ For terms g.. eprlyto IHEo HYATT
dee9ty President ID. NJ, 4,
Delaware inquirer. (Wilmington, Del.) 1859-18??, 1860-02-11

of reasoning what is the title of every man in
America 10 his iarm worth? Was II not all
wrested By force or fraud from the aboriginal
ladian2 That is property which the law re-
cognizes as such, and any other doctrine IS
subyersye of government and the parent oil
anarchy. Then all that remains of the contro-
versy is the claim Of the citizen of the South to
emgrate with his slave property to the CONF
mon territory of the United States, If he sees
fit to do So He claims ii Us a right. Suppose
it is considered BY tho North US II concession,
what does il ainOuntto?
As politicians and honest patriots, our high
est duty 10 to protect defend and uphold the
Union. Washington declares it to be the pal
ladium Of liberty. 1t is so, if there be such q
thing as the philosophy of history.
am for peace am for the union-and
therefore am for concession if concession Will
ensue peace. The North Is infuriated with
passionate, almost irreligious fanaticism the
South, maddened by the certainty of the hor-
rible results which that fanatclsin threatens,
is assuming an attitude Of serious, stern resls-
lance. To avert the inevitable progress ofthc
conflict, | would have the North coneede al
once, and promptly and cordially agree, first,
to recognize as final and conclusive, the de-
csions Of the Supreme Court. Second, com
ply faithfully with the acquisitions Of the Fu-
gitive Slave law Third, to recognize the right
of our Southern fellow-ctizens to take their
slave property into the Territories stand to itS
protection there under the constitution of the
United States.
While the South in return, should concede
G specific duties" ora more satisfactory "tarH'
than that Of which the North at present SO gen
orally complains.
These concessions, if in truth they can be so
termed, are just and patriotic, in my Judgment,
Indispensable to preserve the Union. They
must be made, or civil war will be tho incsi-
table result. The people should no longer
submit to the dictation of political leaders
they should take the matter into their own
hands; they should take the subject up before
it is too late, as IA practical question, abandon
all abstract theories, and apply the only prac-
teal and efficient means to prevent fraternal
war, r. +. STOCKTON.
Delaware inquirer. (Wilmington, Del.) 1859-18??, 1860-02-11

TIrLrs,-lf men, as Paine says, were to con-
slider their own dignity as men, they would
spurn titles, and look on them as nicknames
Titles and orders, tits true are harmless things,
but they produce kind of fopperJ in the hui
man character that degrades it-talking about
its blue ribbon, like girl, and showing its new
garter, like child.
Delaware inquirer. (Wilmington, Del.) 1859-18??, 1860-02-11

LEMON d co.
223 MARKET STREET., iOLD NUMBER 6e,)
DVERTISEs A VERY LARGE AND
N extensive stock Of FIRE WORKS, Of Samuel jack
scns Pyrotechnist) make, which gave such general salts
faction the exhibition in this city the 4 Of July las
such as Rockets Roman Candles, Vertical Wheels
Mines Stars. Bengcla Lights, Trianges,
Pigeons, Scrpents, Pin Wheels,
Flower Pots, Grasshoppers,
Fire craclcrs &C., all of which will be sold at the loves.
Delaware inquirer. (Wilmington, Del.) 1859-18??, 1860-02-11

JlR. j. sIMMs q SON, DEALERS IN
pure Family Medicines, ith and King streets arsiae
asent FOR tho aais Of Shaker H0rhs. Roots. &C. larsN
snnply on hand aud always constantly receiving now s'
nios Orders solicited dee1
Delaware inquirer. (Wilmington, Del.) 1859-18??, 1860-02-11
Delawar Lotteries for Feb, 1860
WOOD, EDDY & CO., MANAGERS.
SUCCESSORS TO GREGORY & MAURy.

To be draws at Wilmington Delaware. quarter before
O'clock, NJ.