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es-The motion for a new trial OF w. II. Glib
son has been heard at Columbus before Judge 8
Norris and Dckey and allowed. We think it
doubtful that he will be retired
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H. II. DopGE, Atty.
Jan. IL, lS60-36-5ws3 40,
SHERlFF'S SAFE.

,,s -, H Ih'F DAhi.
HuTd Church. VS.. John 4 LYDIA Hoover
BY virtue of an order of sale sued from the Court
OF Common Pleas of Wood county, Ohio in the above
entitled cause, will offer for sale ut public We ndue
at the door OF the court house in the towu Perrys
burg. Wood couutv. Ohio between the hours of 10
O'Clock A. NJ. Il p. NJ. the 25th day OF February
1860. the following lands aud tenements 20 witt
Lot no. Il in the town of New we,tleld Wood
county, Ohio, c. W NORTON Sheriff
j. F. PRICE, Atty
jan. 26th loeO--3Tw6SI ST.
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= nsrThe month of February opens cold and
cloudy. The thermometer on the morning OF
the Isl stood at IL deg below z 70. little
snow has fallen, and there is fair prospect OF
good seighing aHGi. l.f
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Petition for pardon.

A IL persons interested will take notice that on
"A Friday the 3d day OF February, A. D. 1870 at 10
O'Clock A. NJ or as soon thereafter as the same can
he heard application will be made 10 his excelleney
William sDennaOn, Jr. Governor OF Ohio. for the
pardon of Devid De france, eonvicte AZ the Octo
ber term 1889 of Wood court of common pleas Of the
crime of bigamy and sentenced TO one years conhne
ment in the penitentiary. JAMES MURRAY, 2
Jan. lslh, lSGo--STw3Sl 90. Attorney,
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Mail Arrangements.
Notice..

The house ofworship belonging to the First Pres
byterian Church of Bowling Green, will. on Wednes
day the sth day of Feb. next, be dedicated to thu
service of Almighty God. Services to commence a
2o'clock P. NJ. . -.
Jan. 40, 1869.
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Wood County Cour of Common Pleas.

WOOU IOunty NOufi OF Common Pleas,
Francis Cummings Pltn vs Nathan Stricken ct al
Deft's
DY virtue OF an order ut sale to me directed aud
ID delivered from said court IN the above entitled
cause will "fcr for public sale Mt the door of the
Court lo Use in said county of Wood the 18th dav
of February A. u 1850 between the hours of t. %.
clock NJ am 2 o'clock p. NJ the following lnnds to
wit The north half of the southeast uu irter of
section clcvenof township four norh of range nine
east, containing eighty acres Also the south halt
# the seuth least quarter of section eleven town
ship four north OF range nine east containing eighty
acres, situate in said county of Wood.
CIV NORTON. Sheriff.
s. JEFFERSON Atty.
January, 18th lS60-3fwj$2.95
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as<The State Board of Agriculture have de
cided to hold the next State Fair at Daytoncom
mencng on the 25th of September.
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ew-Owing to the carelessness of the person
who was entrusted to bring our paper from To-
sedo. we failed TO receive it until very late
hour, thus delaying us in the publication of OUT
paper
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local AND LITERARY,
School Examiners' Notice.

SCHuOI bNdmIheFs NOtIUt'
The board will held their next regular sessions fol
the examination of Teachers, as follows;
Tontogsny. First Tuesday In February;
Rowling .Gseen,s first Tuesday iu Mareht q
Psrry:Surg FIRST tuesday in April;
West Millgrove. First Tuesday in MaJi7
New wes,aeld First Tuesday IN June;
Perrysburg. Fist Tuesday in July.
In addition TO the usual course, all Teachers wi
hereafter be examined in American History.
No applicant will he examined who is not presen
Huhstasily at . o'clock A. u, II IL
N'@S'-' J.w WOODBURY.. Clerk.
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Cash for Timothy and Glover Seed /

Cash for Timothy and Glover Seed :,
VNTANTED!-s 500 bushels of g0od. clear TIM
w 0ThY SEED and . 600 bushels CLON Err for
whichw we arepaying the highest price in CASH. q
1fsent to sby Railfo ad, wewiD remit the mon
ey by mail or Express. PHILLIPS & co.
Toledo Seed Store aud A gricultural Ware House
50 summit Street, Toledo.
WANTED, also 20 bushels OF good top ONI ONS.
Wv II. rHiLLlPS Il CO.
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s. tn aAntrtiatmtrtn.

100000 .osEy MosT" .i,sS Gs SSAsssEs Fs, sD
less ptice sthan any other house In the city Send
for my catacgue of articles and prieess
On the receipt Of 81 by mail "a will FORWARD 90
any address a beautiful sett OF Gold studs and
sleeve Buttons or No 4 Gold Locket. or n GoId
Stcne or Seal Ring; for SO. Ladies' Breast Pin and
Ear Drops, either Cameo Mosaic. Florentiue, Gold
Stone or any other sty es;or fot "A silver, open
face Watch; or for $25, fine Gold Hunting Case
Lever Watch. warranted 70 keep good time; or for
$40 a hhe Gold Vest Chain; or for Sc a fine Gold
Neck Chain, as sample ofany otmy goods. Young
men odt of employment could not do not do he ttel
tina invest snail sum in my Jewelry and dispose
OF Il through the country, e..
Address MOSES X. GLtNES. Wholesale Jeweler
39w4 --sv .> r-- 20Sr Broadway N. Y.
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SheriH-s Snle,

william Johnson VI. David Ladd's executors.
DY virtue Of an alias vcndi execution 10 nae direct
ID ed and delivered from Wood, Ohio, common
pleas in the above entitled case viii offer tor sale
at the door of he court house in Perry-burg, on
Saturday, February 49, 1860,
between the hours of - O'Clock NJ ana o'clock p.
of said day in.lots in Perryshurg No 6Sl, 6ss 5s7
;Ss, 70j. 7O3, 707 7O9, 100, 730 49, 1876. 755 7h4
3ls. 349 $50 37l, 371, 373 374. aJG 39T 30s A9
100 421 422 AIS. 4ii AS, 4iG. 4G7. 40s. 46s, 40
sI, 492. 493 lgt. 5la, 90. 5i7 SIS, 53s, $40 jll
5t2, hG3 5Gi 5o6, 66G. G9a. G95 09S. 66S 700, ~
III 72& 7ll, Tls 700, las. a62. 253, 216. 275 2f7
27S. 442 5;S. $40. 5G2 5C7. 5GS $50 Gl7. 6l3, 636
north half 202, 2O7. G. ", NORTON, sheriff.
James Murray. atty,
January -. l930--36w wGSS 75
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eSHon. Jas. NJ. Ashley has our thanks 70
recent iavors. ..e.HH
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Cour, of Common Pleas, Wood Co., Ohio.

Chas W. Moore, plH. VS.. Wm Mokim, dei't
rINHE defendant. William McKim OF and In the
4. State OF MARYLAND, will take notice, that on
the 29th oay of December 1888 the plaintiff Charles
Moore Rled his "amended pet,ton,' against said de-
fendant IN the OF common pleas within and Tor
said county OF Wood and state OF Ohio, and which l.
sil pending therein; that the object aud PRAYER OF
said petition are 10 obtain aludSmenttn in tavoro SAID
plaintiff aud against said defendant for the sum OF
|Sl2Geu with interest thereon since September LIST
1853 being the amount duo plaintiff from defendant
as stipulated and agreed byond between said parties
on settlement or orcompromisc of al matters in ti-
cation or controversy between them on said is day
nf September, 1888. DeIendunt will take notice that
the plantnhas caused to he attached heron rs the
property of the defendant, the south OF the north
west quarter SEQ. ~. town north in mnge 10 eas
in Wood county, aforesaid containing SO,acrcs more
or loss to pay the above sought Judgment.
Said defendant will take notice thh' unless he an
swcr snid petition or before the 18th day of Febru
nry 1850 the matters aud facts therein stated will h
taken rs true and Judgment rendered against him b,
! default according To the PRAYER thereof
+. n D. X. HOlLENBECK, atty for Pm,
| Nae lShg- 9INDSJ
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Wood County Court of Common Pleas.
SCHUYLER ~ Beach VS.. The Incorporated Village of
Prrrysburg, u. ID. Peck Geo Powers, Addison
Smith. Joseph Uucy Danisl II. Wheeler, John
Z,igler, uarshal Key. Jr.,and others
'HllE sad Joseph Uucy, Daniel II. Wheeler, john
l Zeigler and MARSHALL Key r., whose places OF
residence are to the plaintiff unknown. will take no
Of Wood in the State of Ohio, did On the 5th dag of
Junuary, A, ID. 1860. Hle his petition in the court
of common pleas within and for the county OF Wood
aforesaid, against the above named defendants and
others setting forth that Mt the October term of this
court A. II. 1859. lie recovered . Judgment against
the Perrysburg Canll and Hydraulic Company for
tue sam of $S25 81 aud that he caused an execution
issue thereon against the property of the said Per-
rysJurg Canal aud Ilyd auic Company, and which
execution for want OF goods aud chattcs whcrcon
to lsvy, was returned by the sheriff unsatisicd in
whole in part. Said petition further sets forth
TINT the above named defendants and others are
Stockholders ufand in said Canal and hydraulic Com
pany and that they ARE holders aud owners OF all
the rights, property and franchises Of said company
and that il is authorized by its charter of incorpora
tion assess and collect tolls and water rents for
the use ofsaid canal and the waters therein.
Plaintiff prays for order to sell said hydraulic
Canal and all the property, rights and franchises
belonging to said Canal aud Hydraulic Company for
the purpose of paying tho above mentioned jndg
ment or in case that cannot be done. then TO appoint
II receiver to said Canal and Hydraulic Company to
let or hire said canal and to collect the rents tolls OF
other income thereof, and apply them under the or
der Of the court to the payment OF said judgments
4 nd the said TItey. Wheeler, Xeigler and Key ARE
suid petition before the Sd Saturday after the
| 9th day OF Feb next.
| F.& d. X. HoLLENDECK,
| Jan. 3. ls59-35wGSS Au'ys for pl'G.
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Important ]

Hereafter we shall require that ell advertisements
be handed IN for publication by TUESDAY. We are
obliged to go to press on Wednesday afternoons in
srder to accommodates the mails. Advertisers (es-
psoially lawyers) will please bear this in mind.
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Attachment Notice.

IT AIthCHIutHI NOIICts y = =
Jumss NJ. Reed } Suit before J, Chappcl J. p.
VS. Perrysburg township. Wood Co.
George Reed, } Ohio.
THE defendant George Reed will take notice that
L anattaehment WAS issued against ham in this casc
my Instance by Joshua ChAppe for the sum Of S3Sl
SO on the fifth day OF January, 1850,
JAMES NJ. REED.
Perrysburg, Jan 9TH, ls60-3Iwlsl pa,
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NOTICE.

All those having accounts with POWERS 4 BLINN
W III please call and settle Immediately All person.
indebted 10 us are requested TO pay up their nc
counts will he left for collection.
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SChOOI hand NOTICE., (eNtra,1
THE holders of school land cuntI Is who are in
ARE ars moro than one yea', with the interest
and lments thereon, will take notice that If sale
arrearagcs nre not paid before the goth inst
that the lands with the improvements thereon vii
then be adve tised TO sale, and sold to the hig hes
| and best bidder therefor. JAS. W, ROSS.
Auditors Office, Wood Co., o. Co. Auditor.
| Feb. 3 lS60-3Gw3Sl.
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John Keyser,s Eestnte

NOTICES hereby given that the subscriber has
~ been duly appoint ID and qualified admins
traitor of the estate of John Keyser. late of Wood
county. SAMUEL kE1SER.
y ilH. ls6O--B6wSsl 90
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GPRIrs ofTuspeHtiae Just received =.
y SO Peer e. HAMILTON.
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tn II P n Ar III.

7 HAVE secured the agency for this very val able
i Sewing Machine.
1t does all kinds of sewing from the finest to the
ccarsest; it combines all the good qualities OF the
high-pric d Machines, and IL offered Mt u very low
price. Those in want of n Machine will iud IL to
their advantage to call and ore In opera ton at
my residence. corner of Erie and Cass streets. ri
Mauuee. Feb. 2. lS6O--39mj J. G. AVERY.
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. J ! ] ! : ) ' y

9 ) . : : . 3 = y
MIA WORD OF EXPLANATION to those
who have known us under the style OF Evans Co -
The business located BY MS at No 677 broadway. New
York City. is the Oldest established house In the
country, anG Is known world, wide MS the original
Evans Il Co.'S Gift Bookstore" Many have taken
advantage of our popularity I" advertise under the
same name, to incIense their trRdc--nrd 10 pio-
tect the few who may he nnacqnainted with us, we
would state that we have M connection With any
other Git Book louso--nnd though many advertise
under the name OF Evans d Co., the firm constituted
by d. w EVANS and j. II. PRESTON, Il the Il ~ aud
onl, concern rightCully using the But pro-
vent all confusion in the future we shall use ho style
Of
D. w. EVANS & co,
and MI persons wrongfuly using the appelatIon te
misead the public, will be made 10 suffer the penalty
of the law.
DIV. EVANS & CO..
June 23 Sia-Tly. G77 Br"adway, N"s Y"~k
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SheriH,s Sale.

Feb, .. ls6O-sowl*
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SheriH,s Sale.

HENRY H. DoDGE, Atty of Plt'f.
January 26th. lSG0-3Sw5S3.60.
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no doubt that some afternoon may offer my arm,
which she must silnlsiiy take. 4
q Oh, aear--oh, aeart' sighed the owner of the
tube, I what a world 1t IL .'
The young mans face now turned red with
fury;
& Who is speaking of you now n
The man BIZ the river side, to whom gave the
care of my wherry, and Observation-Disclosures; they
are gessiping over d cool sankard at the Adam and
Eye--they are speaking of me.
Y What do they sayss
4 The devil n exclaimed the philanthroplst and
he dashed the tube on the ground i seemed %
fly into d thousand pieces-a loud clap Of thunder
shook the building. The young man received z
violent blow and fell stunned upon the Hoof. 0n
recovering, the white lines with which the sha.tefs
| of the room were ruled told him IT was hreak %
day. He CROPPED about in fear and astonlshment.
and when recollection of the incident OF the past
night returned to him, he anxionsly sought the
| door Of the apartment, and explored nus way
thence through the dark wings Of the y-house:
The night porter had opened the stage door, ana
was surveying the state Of ting Weather On tne
| pavement. The phianthropist darted unobserved
into the street, called hackney-coaeh, and IN Two
hours was stretched upon his bed, with an aching
head and = heart bursting with ysSatlon;
Forty years and more glided away. The Young
Philanfhropist Of the elegant villa on the banks OF
the Thames and the Old Brute Of the lonely street
near the Abbey were one and the same person,
changed only BY years and q nlatnred knowledge
81 the world [Ghieage Leader.
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a sHEROAEE REMEDY
ROOTS lsslAtIsRsss AND LEA
--TERSUS--
NAUsEoHs Drugs AND POISONOUS MINER AIS.

Wefs Inc afflicted Of either Sex, which do yon preerf
pleasant mil delicious compounded from
Reinediesane which viii sreeilY and pe aneay yen
tls Nfle compounds heretofore with sill Their naaseois
dehitR effect together with ihe lnahsome disease
many times following ie nse Of Minetai feisohs.
The Gbero&ee IemRy is nalEes specific
hea elect Gravel Structure Fuer Aes fWhites in fe.
nale and all aeases Of the Urinary Organs curing
By natural laws after e ether preparations hate failed
could be produced ef i6 effects, which wand sagser
The used have tae,
isIance fail. fiMppiy man
kiad the EaYaIer Of heSNn1ld Father who aie
kill, but
II mercy he has ariashtei Medse these dreadful dis
winch when akcf 4uicka es ct parts Of the system,
attacks the disease q every p9 anu Hh dsli'y an@ eeatase
truly admirable, gives i resi- until il has completely
rallied i fqn he hos and restores tie unfortunate patient 70
former health and silsor.
This Reedf strikes Id the very Ut The daase It's
tendency Il not simply p suspend the posa but 70 m
which ii depends.
enhaaees value Il tile entire absence
taste Rtel lay IN Tie counting room the
toilet table, without being suspected "Rpmedy for
eFet diseases.
treatise yenefeat disease with full directions for their
permanent enre accompany each bottle
Sold by j. Yft4F CO. Nos, Il and lhl Ghartres street.
New oAeans and By all respectable Druggists and dealers in
medicines,
POTTER & MRRWIN, Sole Preprieters,
s4#iAi6 IYkW ST. l4ans Mo.
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nRAIAINa cd1nas lEssIpN Hsass, pRorosAIs-

nRAIaINGs CteEEHlEssI oNE4ss' PRoPosAIs--
M ss a # ffs n HI d & sssasr ess It
/ Fpr aisanhs desPsanE The existing Canal the mp
emil Ivsaas sheess s!oag he NY Canal
o sd a9a es sf Msa sd 1 ut M Ss II fs
lowest sufaee Of The swamp The df exeaysed TO be en-
essY 6 IN r. g.s.ses tsHss sea roots ap
e9 s anfee a & as e p NY
eon1af9n q said street. to Guea street. along eacun street
The na sfa b y feel wide and thirty feet At
bottom viz depth # seven est e dr. sha g nsea to
hight that Of s Claiborne street hesee free from all roots,
Canal p b exeayatel along Tenth street IN Carrotgn,
eS1saE e9ng The said street ana 5s e9lthnatlon rem the
In 4 e Jefferson and Lake PentehaFtain Railroad 10 Henry
The said Canal 10 Be twenty wide top fifteen feet
edf # lesee the Lake side o The Ganai Said LaYee
4 FL Canal aeas liegsy elsy street e3taaais fo e
The Canal certain exist aAf proposals must be
made 10 enlarge dc A y make Canal est wide
q I4yas In side Or bank Of The Camel ftee from al
alo1g sixteenth street, IN easfollten extend
lAhs Fea@ak k4iifoadi e The canal Oh Henry Clay
III aid esnai vide y Top thirty feet 4 bet
II I'll j H. ABOVE hete a Z II isast dSs feet lift
s nd sss s 6 a G. os IT, III aa ~
dressed according 70 the lines that will be given all smps
a work shall 81 executed nadeF the satnlrYion the
Engineer Of the Second Draining Section, and his entire
faction,
The contractor shall bind himself begin the work in The
days following the approval of his by the Board Of
e9mnlss ouess af The Second Draining District.
Il Is we'll understood that lit Of failure the contractor
b begin or finish The work thereof within theperiod
liked the B0Ard he satisfied with the
~ the work Is being executed they The Board shall have
the right anaI The without putting the
default Feairelhy article 1905 of the Civil Code and without
applying 70 court 81 justice annul The aud without
deHlnty and ii il well understood that in the con.
tractor shall q any lime abandon hs work o. not finish and
tractor shall forfeit M claims he may have for any amoaAt
part 81 the work done by him the date Of the ahahonfneu
aud tlt the Board a be thereby discharged Rom and al
liability therefore, ind web understood at in tlie
contract be rssol The and his securities shall De
held and bound in fda pas nnio the RnaEd all les and
dterenee between The price which le contractor originally
70 perform the work and tie price Mt which may be
| reSaiA.
Proposals 10 Be addressed j. UIATILLEBEUNRE Esq.
President Separate bids Sill ha required for each sae an witt
g9a4 and stset security III HE of enc Thousand anlats
for HE faithful performance OF the Payment 10 b
nae ca completion Of the work and its aceetanet
by the RngtaeeE u tic BngItt
Bids To ~ running of rs feet fer the Whole fefh
WILL. \ FRERET, Engineer
ial7 II Second nSanies District
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: - :
Proclamation par Ie Marie.

MARIE III IA gaHyEIhE-t iREEAss,
Haiei de Vile, Vi dheenbFe 1859
TN VE1RTU dc In tesnasstio No assA tlu
IA Geiseii 8otnnai de la Man9el fltah8,
setff9f HI villa. p6t Tdsfft
ount que intntin Ia Vile de Ia Nhseid-
yor les COTS de IL 9Ftae ravts des pierre
ronez rofE Dc Ia " fale ss4aa In NafaH,
Robertson lsea elathnrne alrssi aaYoIr
tnlrGh6 Fffd PAYS hierfes
d Anirp
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Proclamation ny the Mayor.

NfAgoRAEry or NV ORLEANS,
Gits Hail. December %, 1850.
IN VIRTUE of resolution Ne. As7A of the
aee with saco ri ofte City Charter notice hereby given
that the intention Of the eis Of New Orleans have h0
Orleans yea with round stones from ST. G1auae
Aafa and tiom Robertson Claiborne and
a3e each side Of the TfEie market house paved with
square blocks,
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

COMprRoihER's OFFICE
City Of New Orleans, Jan, Is, 1850. s
mo 4901.l
Rre That the Comptroller b and be hereby authorized
each after ave days notice in The official for repairing
aud keepg repair year the shell roads Of the city
os contract for said extend from Canal street to the
upper limit % the city and the other from Canal street 10 the
specifications On e Surveyors Office and said adudca
lions to be subject the approval rejection Of the Common
Esigneal JOHN T. MONROE,
President Board Of Assistant Aldermen
fSieuedl j. O. NIXON,
President Board Of Aldermen.
Approved Jan Is, 1860,
(Signed GERARD STTFH, Mayor.
Notice is hereby given that SATURDAY. Feb 4 viii
adudcate my office IL O'Clock M the above CONTRACTS
". DUPLESSIS, Comptroller.
The work done in accordance with specifications already
published and on file in the Surveyors office jas II
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Approved Jan p, 1860.
ia26 st EsEnedl GERARD STITH, Mayor
mo. 1906.

NO. AHUh. -
An ORDINANCE concerning awnings. sheds and vefandahs
both sides ef Canal street from tho iesee Metaire Road
AnTtCE L. Be ordained b tie EoAa4aoa Coined Of the Gin
Of Nee g1ets That from and after the passage this ofd
shall not be lawful for The tenants occupants
stores md dwellings Canal street to erect
Or hang the sidewalks footways awnings sheds
yerandas the Same be made Of and the whole
width Of the sidewalks fneways, and tn conformity
with the plans and drawings e b furnished By The City Sur
veyor under penny Of fen dollars per day FOR every
v thereafter said awnings sheds vefandahs remain
being duly notified fpr the removal Of fhe same.
ARR g further o4afAei That the completion Of lie
block paving each and e said Canal
street. tsha he the dirty the Street COMMISSIONER 10 notify
all persons who haye constructed awnings
sheds and Yefanais which conform Aftica ef fiji
ordinance aVehe removed rebuilt o6nfo nitf
with Article Of this ordinance under penalty ofe dollars
per ay fdf eaeh and every dry thereafter said awnings she'd
Yeanas remain after being duly notified for theft removal
tsighadl JOHN T. MONROE,
President Board Of Assistant Aldermen.
tsigneif Il %. NTX9Ss
President Board of Aldermen.
Approved Jan. rs 168l
iI25 II fsigHet GERARD sTfHH. AfaFor.
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NEW oRaKAss, Dec. Is. 1859.

NEW ORLEANS, Dee Is, 1859.
To the Hon. the President and Members
Of the Common Council city Of New Orleans:
THE UNDERSIGNED, real estate owners
loodehildte from Espanads ST. Bernard
street and BerHard atrs from Geo1cdren 10 Claiborne
street Third District Of the Of New Drieans respect
fully forth represent sonr honorable ody your
favorable consideration the fact that the said very
bad order an condition, being paved and often
passsbe for vehicles and that take steps which will
provide Paving Of the said shove with
round stones Wherefore petitioners pray for relief IN tho
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-01-30

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