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Newbern weekly progress., 1860-10-30

DIv1DEND.-The Wilmington and Weldon
Railroad Company has declared dividend
of 4 per cent.
Newbern weekly progress., 1860-10-30

N. c. SrocK.-S25, 600 sold in New York on
Wednesday last at 9S9.
Treasurer Courts advertisers for bids till 7tb
Nov. for S10o 600 of States bonds, the last of
the s4o0 600 loaned to our Western lcoal fields1
railroad
Newbern weekly progress., 1860-10-30
ABEAUTIFUL PICTURE.

A fair spring moon was gliding far up in the
azure beauty of the sky, taxing cogHlzanee OF the
earth and its inhabitants IN the absence OF the
SUM- and sending her silver winged messengers
hither and thither on curious dainty erTandS-
Over the white sails far out at sea- the still Droad
praries the grand old rocks. the wandering waters,
those fairy workers strayed, lifting the !nlst-veH
from the valleys OF lighting the purple darkness
of the silent wood. and lending wondrous
grace and softness to all they touched: They
kissed an orchard white and pink with blossoms,
then with peary fingers parted the cTocns leaves
from a chamber window. and rested reverently
on young child's head. sweet thing ut her
mothers knee. singing her evening hymn, pray
ing her evening prayer. 1t was as It a holy lamp
illumined that ROOM so peacefully bright the
heavenly radiance shone, revealing the calm
mothery face, the richest bloom OF which hat
been born into the face of the child and into
which had passed with passing years, serenity
that told of mind dwelling III PEACE with God and
good will towards all his children
Our Father. who art in Heaven" came in
sweetly lisped accents from the infant mouth
Not breath of wind stirred the crocus blossoms
and yet their golden leaves were gently shower
ed over those two, mother and daughter. was
Heaven that its angels had come crow ding
about :he open easement?
Hallowed be Thy name With thrill, ma
ture breathed the sweet response.
Thy Kingdom come" The blood of martyrs
cried out for it from the ground. and weary OF
warning with every contending wrong, million
sorrowing hearts united i'll the pious suppIca-
Thy will be done on earth as it is heaven
The words went forth music winged, and not alone
from infant lips
Give us this day daily bread" Every
where hungering and thirsting souls awaited the
down dropping of the Heavenly mamma.
Forgive us our debts as forgive our debt
ors. And lead not into temptation, but dellv-
er us from evil Thus the low whispered words
ran on, dropping sweety from lips scarcely con
scious of evil, while over the earth the voice of
the sorely tempted and down troden was lifted
up heavy with this supplication: Deliver us
from evil.
For thine is the Kingdom" The kingdom
of good, oh, Father; responded the mothers soul,
her heart filled with divine rapture.
THE power" continued the little The
power to work but thine own right purpose, said
the mother.
And the glory said the child The glory,
for thou wilt; whispered the mothers faith
The kingdom, the power, and the glory. The
angel chorister rung it over the eternal hills, and
the depths of the jasper sent forth their glad
acclaim
"Amen," concluded the infant pleader
The mothers kisses pressed down upon the
amber curls the red mouth, the rounded
cheeks; and then creeping very close to that gold
ell ladder, whereon the angels ascend and deS
cend, the fair child slept and dreamed of heaven.
Newbern weekly progress., 1860-10-30
The Louisville Journal says

I he LonlSVlIIe Journal says
The Philadelphia Pennsylvanlan argues that
the defeat of Ilendrick i'll Indiana Shows the weak
ness of Mr.. Douglas in that State This is not
fair, for Mr. Douglas friend was opposed by the
Republicans in a body and by nearly all the par
tizans of Mr.. Breckenridge. EA
Newbern weekly progress., 1860-10-30

SAvANSAu GA, Oct. II, 1860,
Ny Dear Sir:-W hat write for the papers
is too apt to be set down to desire for political
fleet, and therefore drop YOU this private note
that You may know the real condition ofthings
at the Sauth.
The result in Pennsy lvana has electrified
this whole section of the Union. Tie .trieHdS
ct IN indt3rndcnt cont;dcr0ry "re j"biAtnt
tnhiIr tie ncrx h(tx. .t;tWtH as tie pail ot death
on us, who, through every trial, have stood by
the work of our fathers and hoped fer an era of
peace. do not even yet despair, but our
friends, almost unanimously are firm in their
conviction that the election of Lincoln is no lon
ger Il problem. What is to come after it. God
only hu0ics; the idea of peace is utterly prepOS-
ferrous. The more conservative men in the
South, are now for setting our houses in order,
for calamity in some form is obliged to come
upon the country, should sectional govern
ment be placed over us. We--thc Union men
of the South--have heretofore fought gallantly
and with success; but now arms are strck-
en- down and our hands tied.
My honest conviction is, before God, that the
election of Lincoln will not be submitted to by
a majority Of the Southern States, and such
will be the fury and excitement that is sure to
follow the announcement of such an event that
all the conservatism of the South will be but
as feather before the storm. The North now
has the hopes and the destiny Of all the coun-
try in its hands
Newbern weekly progress., 1860-10-30

Amos Kendall writes the following charac-
teristic letter to the Constitution in reply to some
articles in that sheet denouncing him as a
'bloody monster ready to strangle women and
children" for having asserted that two hundred
thousand volunteers would arise to preserve
the Federal Union" ON the occasion of the
first attack upon it.
WASHINGTON October 1860.
To the Editor Of the Constitution
Newbern weekly progress., 1860-10-30

THE PRERIDENTIAL ELECTIoN.--The New
York Express publishes the following private
letter from citizen Of Georgia, who is said to
be no firecatel; fanatic, dsunonst or
disorganizcr, but an intelligent, conservative
Union man:
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CONG aim American union

Conn ship AinefiCAn Um0n-
pHIT,anET prsra ,sbs, Parke SEQ j Casbergue
!, Magse & Kneass. 1erger &co-C Il Slcoomb Eco
&cSs.SWaad ir,sEco--J Al Baquie--A hugely
! III ennatt TIL az Denman &co--C Z Buddecke &co
al Myersf N CO. Oglesby & Macaulay-
!, IN q Safer &co-S Field &co-G d Metcalf &co
slarls Abrams--W L Lanier- Clostern,an, Tourne
ID Boulanger-R K Laughlin- Sturte want &
s EKearney Blois &co--J & De Rosenone-Rice
..f'ros &co-S Locke Mclean b OIivier-Taylor &
on urchil- Mathews Geo. Leeds Nco--Geo Ruleff
81. Fassell-P p walsh j Person &eo-E Du-
NEE Il CO. Rhodes & Crowell-- I Danziger- MeIn-
fvre & .Neyer-H Halter 4 Bro-E B Wheeiock Nco--
Price q CouIon- Bostick u Seymour-Am Telc-
oranh Cos G Creighton-Payne q Harrison-J o
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Secretary Of the Board ii Assistant aidssriaen

rHonorabe ConseiI Gommun la Nouyelle- Orleans:
M EsSTEuRS-Les sorrssfg nes prcpri etiefrcs
It1 la de Ia Donane de III Claiborne
peonnen vetre honorable conforms
msn Section i2 Dc 4 CharIe De e Vile ee Dc fare
Ter ct payer e dc Il poaane Dc Ia rue ciai
large u de long OF plus de u de
Is ponaes Do long do ons de 10
ssss
Les dts bocs de premiere quate de granite les
cots les angles 10 haut ben tal de maniee former
surface bien unie ct III onvrage dc gtande sodie.
LIE dit diagonaieen base de qare
sable n Lac ct de grayos de Lon&res puts
percie eunche sable du gayois
do Londres ea remplir JOINTS lie assjat
par ronleaa convenabe.
pierres bordues de quatre depasc
fournes quand Veyer de Ia Vile juge eonvenabe de reps
les vielles de manere q faire nm bon
de hordures les deux cotes de In de Ia
Douae dc Frenteyee In Claiborne ieev1es
invoices hautenr cnnvenable ecouenen dies ia
ct les baauettes keront ehanssees ct aes peres
plates
passages intersections do les fats
ID premiere qnali pierres de la rviee Nord dc
quatre peds dc large les prres de dex e de large
de long, oins de depaisse
IniIieu decinant jusquau payage
Nouyelle- Orleans 70 feyrief 1850
Banque des Coyens, par
ID. Denegre, Pres,tS
r. D. Shepherd, pre- II. Shepherd, 30 pieds.
j. w. Zachare, 30
JAS. A. HOPKINS
me- lawSw Secretare du Bureau DIES Asst. Aldermen
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sn,m As,sm. z,,,n, nA..u. 7s III, IF gMM 20, ISbU.

bbIs moissses "a hhds sugar Il j Dasilva Aeo-2I
% bbls do Toledanc q Taylor 50 hhds sugar s
bbls molasses W L Robinson Is hhds sugar to
Foley, Avery &co--. IS do McStsa, Value &oo--75
bnls mosasses g Sabatier-- bales moss Sampson
= Keea--T do J A Lum &co--1< do NJ Lavenstein
- DO Trosclair D Haydel--4 bales weoi Roman a
karnion- ~ bbts lime Miltcnherger--- 224 sks %.
fatoes and sundriea to Total l5s hhds sugar
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ouACHIrA RIVER,

Leaves every SATURDAY, Ct +, s 2 NJ positively
In place of steamer r.. w. McRae
NEW ORLEANS, MONROE AND
49, - Trenton Regular Weekly Packet-For 0uachita
City Mouth Rayou Bartholomew, Sterlington,
Loehlonond Port &, Union Mouth q Bayou y Az
ba Hsrrisonburg Trinity and all intermediate landings
Ouaehita and Black rversThe magnificent passenger
CntahOuIa. Moore, master, win leave above,
VfRGiNIUS q. DENTZEI,,
,a3 Advertising Agent.
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NJ 4 N d WILL u

s- FOR AIANDEVILLE, LEWIS
s.l5J 3 RI AND MADlsoHVIIIlE. he new pas
packet steamer A. q. Brown, y.
Poteyent master will leave The Lake end of the Punehartn
Railroad Mondays Wednesdays Fridays and Saturdays
the arrival Of the o'clock r and Sundays the
arrival Of the ~ "A. NJ. cars
Returning, viii jacksonville Mondays, Tuesdays
Thursdays and Saturdays at o'clock A. NJ and sundays
O'Clock p NJ reachitg the Ponchartra Railroad
for the o'clock NJ train of earscommeneing regular trips
on Friday. the I'D June.
NB-Persons sending freight will please put
the of the steamer on the freight.
r. A. SHAW. Agent
jela 81 Nos "a Fulton % Front streets
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~ - siss ssss 1.ssS ssss.n sisnossss ii Il
&esfk<k Hset mr. He'd HiverA-CaPtal
a. ~. 49, .. 8. e - 81
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zasssss. sn las s. ss ls's U i z Z
& y q ssaa hna R'ezzs''s {. . 3,
Nh nad = 49, - II. A'ss e wv ].
w sseess' ans Hsaa ensalsa reai'u Y =
s q ss ssas IN IA 3 sss|.
49, ssls oA - y 81.
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81; s 80 e. s - -
Nl g M - kssl y 1872 neor, 81 fess neal
iSS5 aentM 81 hotas she Will have tnSe
h6iieiS 40 lktf l1DF md ~ inches ID diameter, wit
1sS d1s6 Eln i Sesf1.dsz essoluzsa1v ~, The nx
Va * ~ s.
Ss X n 49, \. a.. ~ ".
~ - npani1E 0f inc Staten slstAAsd Railroad re
III ~ 4 hoSt tostnIafse 6xonrsionists nas escort
vi 90 WI I'M hsIf Z .iossn rowinr r55v.Ss /
- ~
n "A ~ e -
u selo = seis' s1ass'
& p -; tQksA la11A applause from thoes
4 ~ 61s$4 $Ns a444x IN said that AZ sof then
- n H. II x3sS ~ kcoident M So IS
49, Rs 60 ~ 1& e0aA ne g
s'sss'' e ,'a'. s. Z,
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" ~ 1.,.s .,,,.,s ~ 1900 tss ,s
s3I3a s. s. 81. fssts.v.s
1ySysFy .Y ss.. "a ,,., .,..,5orrHERS
4ss ~ Issrs ~, I,,,s;. s;Iis Sdvices Of The
III III s9ns III ssds contract with
NJ! " 5lIISm Innss ~ sv gor the hull of
lsSS 81, NJ Ii1 40, Id, to be completed By
SSS I'D ~ MI ~ IN. xhe dimensions are length
16s fset, 81 ~ bssn, 70 feet floor, with 8 feet 9
lnx1ss Sspfk & Md. Messrs. Nipple, Smith d Co.,
I hxlIdI fhs u Ill isssra. Lent, 6tuth shiprnan
hsrs ~ nzsst ~ the machinery which will
sss1 1ko he ~ iindsrs to he 40 inches
y ~ IN INV q fset stroke three boilers 2S feet
~ I'D "a inches IL diameter.
Il S5Is Railroad Lima packet Champion was st
y Eijs Ill liz 2sa ii,st loading fol st. Louis.
sS|,s ia On heard about l50 passengers.
VIZ Ne1prhis Avalanche 81 Sunday last states
~ Is stestaer WIN. t. Euins.so her last trip
ann III river collidel with Inc old Regulator at
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III &ept1kmAp asked an IrishmRn ssWhy were
x5iHf3 f61ned ID England N Tho answer
N4ss ri ~ Eao}ohmen an opportunity to sub.
6efi6e ri III likble Institutions, y
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cotton Campbell q Strong--l0 Wilson & Pomroy--
IL Payne s. Harrison--7 d r Carroll &co--l2s head
cattle and snndries TO IS bales cotton.
LOWER co AST-Per steamer Empire Parish
u hids sugar B oConneli--50 hf hbIs molasses to
GazenaHe.
noNALpsoNy1rI.E q Per steamer Music :. .
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Leaves on SATURDAY, June 30, at 5P. III.
FOR ST. LOUIa-MITH E0NNEC

FOR ST. HOUSEWIFE CoNNEC-
TS lions above-The magnificent steamer Bel
fast, Ales, R. Irwin master, win leave for ST.
passengers for Nachez Fcksbug, Napoleon Memphis
and the Bends Fer through tickets this
ing railroad lines above and engagements freight and
passage apply board the Companss Office 81 Camp
street.
vIRGINIUs O. DENTZEI.
js2i Advertising Agent.
R-Ts boat will attend TO the Memphis Bend business
and carries The u s. Mail Mephis place the Memphis
uankefs.
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Mont eftho61x Christians mark tie distinction
b&IBo41 The skhbAtk and other days, by praying
far Aafh S&her ca Sunday and on each other
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For Nashville Every SATURDAY.
THE NEW AND FINE REGTf.

.-l..-aa THE NEW AND FINE kEGsU-
~ 49, lar Passenger Packet Steamers JAS. Woods.
w. Boyd master JAS. johnson, Jesse
johnson, master; Red Rover, ". Strong
New Orleans for Nashville and all inferno
diate landings follows:
Jas Woods, Boyd, master. leaves March "a
at 8 O'Clock r. NJ.
JAS. johnson, johnson, master SATURDAY, March 81
s at5o'elock, p. NJ
Red Rover, Strong, master, SATURDAY, April 7, at s
o'clock, RI NJ
Jas. Woods, Boyd, master, leaves SATURDAY. Apri IL
at o'clock P. NJ.
jas. johnson, johnson, master leaves SATURDAY,
April a. at O'clock, r. NJ
Red Rover, Strong master leaves SATURDAY, April
g at o'clock. r. NJ.
Jas. Woods Boyd master leaves SATURDAY, May s. at
o'clock, P. NJ
sJas. johnson, Johnson master, leaves SATURDAY
zs May II, at o'clock, r. NJ
Red Rover, Strong, mnster, leaves SATURDAY May 1e
AZ 5o'cloek, r. NJ.
JAS. Woods. Boyd, master leaves SATURDAY, May 49,
at5oiclock, p. NJ
JAS. johnson, johnson, master, leaves SATURDAY.
June . al o'clock, P NJ
Red Rover. Strong MASTER leaves SATURDAY. june O.
at 8 o'clock, P. Nj
Jas. Woods, Boyd, master, leaves SATURDAY. June l6
AT 8 o'clock, P. NJ.
JAS. johnson, Johnson master, leayes SATURDAY,
June %, at o'clock, r. NJ.
Red Rover, Strong. master leaves SATURDAY, June 80
Jas. Woods, Boyd. master. leaves SATURDAY, July L
at o'clock, p. NJ.
E~Passengers and shippers rely boats leaving
puncuay according the above schedule For freight
B. DUFFIEI.D. Agent.
ml9 u II Canp street.
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CUMBERLAND RIVER.

caves WEDNESDAY. 9Th inst, at 8 P. NJ,
FOR NASHVILLE, CLAItKS-
~ ~ vile Trices Landing Canton, Eddy vle Dycns-
burg, Smithand, Padneah Metropolis Cairo,
- lnmbns, Hickman, New Madrid Randolph and al
intermediate andingsThe regular packet mes
johnson, Jesse johnson. MASTER Will leave above For
freight or passage apply board or e
B. DUFFlELD, Agent
ie2s II Camp street
NT-The Jas. u. has superior cabin
will ticket passengers through Northern Eastern
Memphis and Charleston Railroad will also freight
all points Tennessee river with the privilege of storing
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= JAS A. HOPKINS
Secretary Board of Assistant Aldermen
i'Houorable Conse Cen,mun de Ia Nogvele Orleans:
NTESSIEURS-Les soussfgnes propriefafre

MESSIEURS-l4es sonssignes propriefairea
WI Ia SJoseph, de la Nohveesevee Ia rue tes
Rempas sasant la inie supereure da Canal la
Lberte, petitionnent yoe Hon. corps
consoemen Il Section l2o de Ia charte Dc VILE ee
yendre renc yng ours davis dams gazette
ociele nyeler Ct stJoseph de Ia
Nouselle la 1hert6 dies bocs carries &c gr
pas de 10 pouces de large IL ponces de long
plus Il pouces de large Is de long ct non
spaisseur Les dts blocs deroit elr de
premiere qualts granite Ryaht les co les angles g. le hat
ben tales de aniere former une surface ue eat poses
Ell le tout former un papage compaete :,
LIE dit sur ne base az qnae
sable Lac grascs de Iondre puts une coche
poces greSois Lunes sur Ia surfaces les
Joints renp bien assus un rouleau conye
boues, de quaIIe Pouees depaissetr
srout ourns de la willie ugea nscessae dc
changer les veies perrsa de fairc bon ouvfage
pierres les deuS cotss dc la Stjossph
Is Iberta seont sesass ct nivses
hsuteur snane des eax et les Ban
quotes alevaes ct payses en- pieEree plates
Intersections de toutes les etont de
plates dc Ia rviere Nord dc premiere quata o. seIenl de
quatre peds large, les perre devront etre do denz
picds de large oua,re peds de long ei pas de six
ponces spaisaear ne decaant jasua pa
ynge
Chs. J. Leeds.
Heuselle- oflssas 10 . fsyriss 1870. .,,on,,,s
ma lswsw seesetaire do Bureau dcs Asst Aldermen.
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Tho man wilp Il foHS q buildings and pics places
himself feaSfuaIy u ths power 81 BIZ wife.
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Proclamation par 10 Maire.

MArHfE Ia NouvxilxosIxAxs,
-.- Hotel de Vile, 81 snver 1900
EtN VEHTu do In resolution Nh. 4s19 4 ~
- conssii CSrmun De IA et conorrasnent
~ section ~ ae chnrss do Is villa par ID present
denns Pintention do Ia VILE dc Nouvee es de
iare ony Ia rue dn lamp, puattec District dc Ia rue
Fslicite lrrus St-Andrew, = = -
fe4 lswsw GERARD STITH Mara
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To the Honorable the Common Council
80 of the City of New Orleans
aHEMTLEMIEN-Th The undersigned owners
VI of property fronting Toulouse from Levee Basin
Streets most respectfully petition honorable body
saeon after ten days Notice In official journal tho contract
Basin and for raising the sidewalks SIDES
paving the with hay The whole per.
formed In conformity with the specifications Of the City
veyor.
r. Gsrdere, Pres N. Opera House, 1876 feet. o..
II. L. Peire. Cashier Consolidated
Association, rs
z e# Rican, sg9s355iHi Us
Riean, 81 -
CHAS CLAIBORNE,
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STEAMBOATS,.
LOWER MISSISSIPPI.

UNITED STATES
4 Ls8eS sssEN1-wEEKLy MAIL LINE TO n
- vIGKsBuRG
The magnificent U. s. Mail packet Vfehaburn fanf N
White, master, viii leave for Grand Lake DodsonSille
Faquemne Baton Ronge Port Hudson Bayou Sara Red Ry
=. LANDING Fort Adams Matches Waterproof Rodney St u
LIKE Stacks Island landing skpwths Landing
an Nv FONT Worthn 9 every THURSDAY, n5PM
Hope, inv w
Leaves on SATURDAY, st6PM
The magnificent u s. Mail packet In fourche Captain
u Brown Will leave for DonaEdsonviia Piaquene Bsto
kGags rors aadS1n Bayou Sara Red River Landing
WMfrenfon and vfcksharg, every Saturday, d
Inc laourche cennects Vekburg prines and
o and will take freight all landings on the Yngoo and
ra.ahatchie river at rates. without detention
The above mentioned splendid passenger packets win leave o,
their regular days, without fall az tie hour anponted All
business entrusted to Their Will be promptly aAd fahfn
attended to- f'esS-fr' ~ 'f'
Ihsse boats VIII not be responsible any or package
Containing money iewey other vaIHables unless
os o. iauin are tae specifying the value
e freight paid nor for yasbles Deposited with the
For freight or passage apply on board, 10
j. j. PERSON III co.
1eto II Corner OF CarOudest andlju sfreat.
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SOUTHERN MANUFACTORY
HERRING's PATENT CHAMPION FIRE AND BURGLAR
PROOF SAFES, lat New York Prices.

best United made at st. Lous No.
For superior excellence which thousands testify
North for these unriFaled Safes
S0Ge will paid any person who show that
Herngs Patent Champion Safe has failed to its
contents an accidental fire.
FRANK ". ROBERTS 4 CO.,
for tho South and West of tho renowned
Aiso makers Of Bankers Safes Vanlts, Vault
Doors, ETC., etc.
Bank Locks all approved patents hand for sale at manu-
Mannfactory No. 26l North Main street. 81. Louis, No.
n2e FIN
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To the Honorable the Common Council
vT,THE UNDERSIGNED owners OF property

To the Honorable the Common Council
e OF the City of New 0rleana
THE UNDERsIGNED owners OF property
fronting ST. Joseph street. from New leyee 10
Rampant thence down the upper side Of the Canal to Liberty
respectfully petition Honorable body areeaby
section 49, City Charter sell at public auction
twenty public notice. the contract for grading and paving
Joseph street, from New Ievee Liberty street, with
granite blocks less than ten inches wide BY twelve inches
long than twelve inches wide by eighteen inches long
less than ten inches thick.
Said blocks to be of best quality of granite having the Sides
ends well dressed form surface when
laid, and to be good solid work
Said pavement bc laid dingonal four inches Of sharp
sand and london gravel with coating OF when
sharp and London raye the joints
properly filed rolled with suitable roller Until well settled
The usual curbone four inches thick to be furnished when
tho City Surveyor may think requisite to change the old curb
ing, in order to make substantial work.
The enrone both sides of ST. Joseph street. from New
eyee Liberty be fsed and graded 70 proper height
level the streets OF in the
speedy the sidewalks DO tagged
The erossngs intersection OF all the
laid with best North river aggng end he four feet wide the
used 10 be feet wide on feet long and not less than
six inches thick be raised in the center and graded to the
road pavement,
Leeds & Co., j. W.. Stanton,
Gins. Leeds.
New Orleans, February 49, 1860.
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NEW ORLEANS AND VICFgG
fsg n burg " s. Mail lnc.--For oonaiasonvilie Ri,
quen,ine, Baton Ronge Port Hudson bayou Sars
Red River Landing Fort Adams Natches Water
proof Rodney r. joseph Grand Gulf Warrenton vicks
nurg-The new steamer " IT. Capt Joe Phelps VIII
leave above TUESDAY, O'Clock r. NJ Rernin,
she will leave VicksbuFg every FRIDAY at IL O'Clock
Ia4 AGENTS. III Garsnda,et s,raa, q
The above viii CONNER at viii Tho sepo,
Dewdrop for Yasoo riyes. - w V
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-06-26

UNITED STATES
MAIL LINE TO y1oKsBuRe. Lstasz n
SATURDAY at 5 O'Clock P NJ - -
The magnificent u Mail packet La f0sarc e. Can't u
Brown will leave for Donadsonville, Pauuenine Batnn
Rouge Port andSSn Bayou Sara Red River Landing For
P. NJ ~ Y e1osA
The steamer LAFoURcHE connects at vicksbnrp ;t \.
Prince and Hepe and will take freight for all anngt
For freight Or passage apply on beard.
VIRGINIUs G. DENTzEI.
leI5 Advertising Agent
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-06-26

Prociamnmation by the Mayor.
MAToRALTY OF NEW ORLEANS,
City Hall January 81, 1889. s.
Ry VIRTUE eK resolution No. a9Is or the
with section III Of the City Charter notice Is hereby gvea
that the intention Of the city Of New Orleans
draw street. ~
GERARD srITH. Mayor
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-06-26
FOR ATTAK APAS.

Leaves on TUEsD AY June %. at p NJ.
FOR ATTAFxAPAS-Th fine. fast and
~ = light dranght steamer Picayune No. 3, H
Bond master nov ready t, To- receive freight
Uharcnon Franklin Centervile Jacksonville all
mediate landings and will leave above For freight pas
80 ~ VIRGINIUS @. DENTzEI,,
ie26 Advertising Agent
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-06-26
1oPELOUs A S

Leaves SATURDAY.. June 80, at s r. M.
FOR 0PEE0usAS VIA ATEHA-
~ n falaya-The steamer AIimnesOts, q. g. Pick
master, lin place of the Silver Heesl will
leave as above, taking freight and passengers for
Old lSmnlsport and all landings the to Wash
ngton. For freight passage anny on board
YIRGINIUS C. DENTZEI,
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