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New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-06-19

To the Honorable the Common Council
of the City of New Orleans:
G GENTLEMEN-T The undersigned oxyneha.
~ of property fronting Bourbon street.
panade most respectfully petition honorable body
public auction, after notice In the official Journal
contract for paving with square blocks Bourbon
Canal to Esplanade and for raising the sidewalks
each side, and paving the same with flag stones.
The whole work be performed in conformity with The
ifcstions Of the City Surveyor,
Pro r. D. Shepherd, Henry Shepherd
w. A. Gesquet.
R Gardere, Pres. Opera House. 1st feet
Aaron Harris, 80
c. Holdected 60
James Grimshaw, 80
Augustus Reicliard, 46
5..t#9u. .a.37M CHAS CLAIBORNE
Secretary of the Board Of Aldermen.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-06-19

NEW ORLEANS, February 20, 1861
To the Honorable the Common Council
Of the city Of New Orleans
GENTLENIEN-We the undersigned, own
VI and representatives property fronting
road south side from Bayou Bridge Alexander
accordance with Section 1l9 of the City Charter petition
honorable body for plank walk in the the
walk said sidewalk to be In accordance with grades given
by the Surveyor.
Property represented follows
Pierre Mefer, $50 feet
Jean Marie Sauce, $50
Puissegur JEAN 100
Pascal Iamarque,
m JIM A. Freret, 575 325 AZ
g. Lsroque Tnrgenu. 81 =.
r4 JAS A. HOPKINS
Secretary Board Of Assistant Aldermen
NouvELLE- ORLEANS, 30 fevrer 1850
AL honorable Conseil Comnun de Ia
5-s544 Vile de Ia Nouyele Orleans
M MESSIEURS-Les soussignes, proprietaf-
vl agents de bens fonciers asant Ia
Metare cote sud- dn pont tu Bayou Ia Alexandra
formment la ll9 de la nonvelle care VILE
planches dams lie centre de Ia chaussie
La dte chaussee niyeee d,apres lignes
voyer de la VILE.
PTopIieteS repreSenteas CONNIE suit 4
Pierre Merer, $40 pieds.
Jean Marie Sauce, $50 =,
Puissegnr JEAN lO5 ).
Pascal Iamarque, l6i :.
Jm A. Freret, 325 i.
G. Lsroque Turgeau, 81
JAS. A. HOPKINS,
AZ lawSw secretare du Conseil des Asst aldermen
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-06-19

NEW ORLEANS, December g. 1859.
To the Honorable President and members
of the Board of Assistant Aldermen
GENTIEMEN-Th unlersignet, owners
VI of properly Third street. Fourth pray yor nom
orable body be advertised according to law
contract 10 make brick sidewalks bordered by and
wooden CUTTERS both sides Of Third from Dryades
St. David street The work according to hines and
specifications of the City Surveyor.
John L. Davies, 6Dfeet.
Watkins Jones -
William Malady. aH
JAS. A. HOPKINS,
Secretary Board of Assistant Aldermen.
- =. NoUvELLE- ORLEANS, s decembre 1859.
honorahle President ct memhres dn Conseil Commun
M EisStEURS-Les sOussfg n es prOpriefaires
AVA aisant face la Troisies, QuaeIne District
mandent honorable corps vende
nfnenen la o contrst la conection banaetes
brques pieres de bordnres rgoes bos
enN c0te de la Troisieme, des DFYaes David
ionrage iait dapres les plans devils voyer
vile.
John L, Davies 60 peds
WatRina Jones, 2lO
William Malady aO -
JAS, A. HOPKINS,
itlt lRwsw Secfetaire dp Conseil ies Aldermen.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-06-19

A Honorable Consei de Vile de la Nouvee Orleans;
NHESSIEURS--Les soussi&nes prOpriefnf-
w Ia Bieayille partr &c Ia de Ii eyse jus
Rempars pren
Bile corps conformtent Particle 20 de Nonvee Charte
la vile, de fae venre apres dix iors Journal
oce lie contra pour e perres de la de
Benve parir de Ia de la Leyee usqu'a des Rem
parts clever bRnquees
en- perres plates.
travail deyra ft dspres specifications voyer
o. Whitney. Al pieds,
j. W. zacharle, 81 - s.0$.
50 & j. Montfort, s -
Aug. Henderson G8ines .5=4.a 49,. ID ,.55
Francisco Marquez, As -.
#.I Cyprien Dufour, 32
A. R. Clague, s.
15A GHAs CLAIBORNE,
as 1awSw Seeretaire du Board des Aldermen
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-06-19

- NoUFELLE-URIEAss
Honorable Gonsel Gommun de Ia
Vile de In Nouvelle Orleans:
MESSIEURS-Les s0ussigne@Fkposentr res-
1sl pectueuement que la majority equss par Ia nouYee
chae ayant sgns cee rstition lis pre Sotre honorable
de bien pono aopter resolution orsan Ia yente
cnq jors davis dams e journal ofce
de la se dun pour In construction de banqnees
brques curbones ct rigoIes bois dn cote nord
Quest de Ia franklin part de Ia Gaiope nsqua la
rue Erato Les baquees deyront avoir doze peds de lar
geu parr Dc ge faisant face Il rue e enx peds Dc
deva eonhlee niveee manerc etre de 10 hau
tenr que les banqnettes de ehaqne cote.
Louvage fait dapres les specifications u voye
9. Snder % peds
d. NJ Collins 81
Nicholas Iafrenzs, 70
M Fitzpatrick, IS
Ge Heation, li5
Lorenzo Post, %
Mime +. Eude, %
A. q. Brice %
Mime Rhoder, g
ala Swlaw GHAS. CLAIBORNE, Seerttaire.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-06-19

rHonorabe Consel de Vile de Ia NouveIIe. Orleans:
4 NEESSIEURS-Iles seussigmes fesant face 9
1f1 Ia Bourbon paIr de la dn Canal isqua la
Dc PEplanade pent xoe honorable
daccord Ia Section de Ia Nouyee Chae de Ia ye
vendr encan dix ours davis dams e ounol oeel lie
conat des picres II Bourbon
parr de Ia du Canal jsqua Ia de fEspaade pour
clever les bnnqneties de chae co les dites
tos perres plates.
travail devra at daccord les specifications
Voyer.
Pour R. D. Shepherd Henry Shepherd.
W. A. Gasqtet.
.= r. iardere President de Ia Com
pagnie da Theatre de 0pera, lo4 nieds.
. A. Harris, 80
C. HoIdected, 60
James GrimshaH, 30
A. Reiclard, &c
CAAS. CLAIBORNE,
m3 1awsw SaaEetare du Board des Aldermen
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-06-19

NoUVcLLEo ORLEANS, 81 ianvsr 1860
u Honorable Gonsei Com1nun at=5.
de la Vile de Ia Nenyee- Orleans.
\ PETITION des sOuSsignes, pr0prietAi-
~ dams lie Second District, repfesente especiueueent
qus son desreux de re pierrss rondes
passante suit LIE du Basin Canal
Caronde commencer de Ia haut u Basin 10
sur In du Basin; de la tout d dit Basin
qua chemn Garondeet cote oles de Ia long dit Ca
nal juqua ecognure de Ia Claiborne lie dit payage
de pieds de large Partr des banquettes
ment
lie ontant total des proprttts prvses suie les
Giant de Mile hut quae
pieds chaque cote Tros mile YiAgt hut pieas
Respecueusement sounis.
R. Gardere, President de In
Compagnie dn Canal Caronde-
let ct Navigation de la Nile
Orleans pour la moiti6 dn dit
pavage 1864 pieds.
ii, Monsseaux, I23
Y. Demornele, I2S
G. Shote, 80 :.
j. Petit l51 T.
George Merz, l50
JAS. A. HOPKINS,
fel3 secretaire du Conseil des Asst Aldermen.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-06-19

pLANTERs' PATENTED CORD WOOD
CUTTER.
The subscriber prepared furnish the PLANTERS
PATENTED CORD Wo0b CUTTER, and invites all parties
interested n planting 10 call and the performance Of the
which viii be working day between the hours OF
Y and M at the store No Canal street. This simple Ma
chine will do, with hands, much fifteen negroes.
1ksl Y. w. 9, COOK, Canal street.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-06-19

NEW ORLEANS Oct IS, 1889
To the Honorable the Common Council
Of the city Of New Orleans :
M re, the undersigned, owners of real es-
w tate fronting Laurent street. Fourth District respect
fully request your honorable body have brick sidewalks bo
dered by curbsone and wooden CUTTERS both sides of said
from St Andrew jackson street. the be adu
dcRted the lowest bidder the Comptroller after five days
notice in the official Journal and your petitioners as in duty
bound, will ever pray.
George N. Thnrston, % feet.
George kumar.
Andrew Srack, ilD
I.euis CRUDE, q
VIM. Dfuker, 80
Mrs. NJ. Bleker, %
Phillip Stenann, q
JAS. A. HOPKINS
Secretary Board Of Assistant Alder
NouyELLE- ORLEANS, q Doyembre 1859.
phonorable Coneil Gomuun do la Neuvels- Orleans
II ES S0USSIGNES, proprfetafres fiafsanf
~ face la Laurent QuatTieme District
demandent yor honorable de fae ae des banqnetie
brgne perres DC boruTes soes en- hois les
dite rne des StAndre Jackson Loa
yrage par contr6eur apres enq
ID gazette oniciela ct yos petitionnaires, etc.
George N. Thursten, Speds
George kumaf, y
Andres Srack, l10
Louis Grube, %
VIM DruSer 80
Mime NJ. Bleker, 2
Phillip Steniann %
JAS. A. HOPKINS,
isl4 lawSw Secretae du Bureau des Asst. Aldermen.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-06-19

w "A brought to tho City Police Jail ON the
9th OF lunt 1850 the Boy LIGY. Says he belongs
70 Cen Davis who lives in the parish of ST. Bernard Said boy
Ia feet high and has small forehead
and Ii about 16 or 10 years of age
The owner will call and claim his according
s=ss j4izl. .dts5 ED. PLANCRAHD,
3ss. Keeper of City Police Jail.
# 80 49, 8 17ss'3 HENRY DUREI,
je11 III For Comptroller
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-06-19

w as brought 20 the City Police Jail en- the
w 18th Of june, 1860 the black boy THOMAS. Says he
belongs to Mr. George Payne who lives Bonnet Care
and good address, and aged about . years
The will call and claim his property according law
ED BLANCHARD,
Keeper Of City Police Jail
jels lst For Comptroller
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-06-19


NEW ORLEANS, Jan. 23, 1860
To the Honorable the Common Council
of the city of New Orleans
WYE, the undsrsfgnetf, owners of real es-
W tate fronting each side Of johnson street. Second Dis
ct respectfully petition your honorable body, agreeably
Sections l9 and 10 of the New City Charter have brick side
walks hordered by enrs stones and wooden CUTTERS made
The whole accordance with specifications the City
Surveyor
A. L. yllere, lal feet
p FourehF, 3T5s..
Jaues Eaongnt, 371a..
Pan SagouaFny s. =.
j. Mauba, loo
NJ. A. Bridault, 81 !.
B. ianaberg, 63 :.
s. Jung, 81 =.
Alnedee Ducatel, 131
Secretary Board of Assistant Aldermen
NouyEILE. ORLEANS 81 janyier 1860.
ArHenorable Consei CommIn
be la vile de La Nouyelle- Orleans
II ES soussfgnes, proprietaires sur les deux
A de la Johnson District respectuenaeent
l9 ct 100 de In Nosele Chaie de In Ve de are fare
banquette briqugs peres de bouFes rgees
h9 sur les deux cos de la de de Ia des Ursunes
All Esplanade.
LIE tout dapres les specifications du Voyer de la Vile
A. L. Yillera, l31 pieds.
p. Fourchy, 3TL..
Jques GatUugnt
Paul Sagouarny, 63 :.
j. Mauba, 100 :.
NJ. A. Bridault, 81
B. LaRaberg, 63 ;.
s. Jung, 80 :.
AR&dee Dncatel, l31 :.
JAS. A. HOPKINS,
fel3 Secrdtaire dn Gonseil des Asst. Aldermen.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-06-19

Was brought to the City Police Jail ON the
w 9th Of june 1850 the black LEWIS Says belongs
to Dr. who lives in the parish of St. John Baptist
La Said boy ia about feet inches high Of hi
upper front tesih missing snd is about of
The will Call and claim his property according
#s q ED. PLANCHARD, &
= Keeser of City Police Jail.
HENRY DUREL,
sjetl l5t 49, l8 For Comptroller.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-06-19

NEW ORLEANS, March q, 1860.
Tothe Honorable the Common Council
of the City of New Orleans:
r. GENTLEBIEN-The undersigned respect
~ fully showeth that the majority requifed by the City
Charter having signed this petition they honorable
body resolution authorizing the Comptroller to sell
after five days notice In the official Journal the contract for
making brick sidewalk bordera by curbstones and wooden
guttes the northwest side Of Franklin street from Caiope
Erato street The sidewalk be twelve feet in width next
their front the and feet in width to the curb
stones; the intervening space be filed and properly
graded TO correspond with The pavement each side.
The work done according specifications to be
nished by the City Surveyor.
G. Snider, 20 feet.
D. NJ. Collins IS
Nicholas Iafenza, 20
NJ Fitzpatrick, 6S
&c. Heaon, las
lorenzo Post, 20
Mrs. H. Enie, 20
@ A. Ct Brice, 20
Mrs. Rhoder, 70
GHAS CLAIBORNE, Secretary.
NouyELLE ORIEAss, q Mars 1860.
A NJ,
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-06-19
CPECIFICATIONs FOIl THE CONTIsACT

SNOFFINATIUNsE EIf nn1Inn s,raat fH ~
nal Esplanade street also Toulouse street from Leyee to
Rasn street and also ST om the errnaton of
lie block paving said street. between Ghartre and
Roya streets, to Marais street.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-06-19

NEW ORLEANS, Jan. "a, 1860
To the Honorable the Common Council
of the city Of New Orleans
GENTLEGMEN-We the undersigned, own
ers Of property fronting on Exchange PlNce, from Canal
10 Gusomhouse street, respectfully petition
able body agreeaby section 10 city charter
public auction after five days public notice. the
grading and paving Exchange Place. from Canal
house street. with granite blocks inches wide by
II inches long than IL inches by Is inches long
less than 10 inches thick. =
Said blocks to be of best quality of granite having Sides
ends and top well dressed rs to form surface when
laid, and to be good solid work.
Said pavement 10 be laid dagonay four inches sharp
sand and London gravel with coating dressing
laid Of four inches sharp sand gravel Joints
to be properly filled and rolled with suitable roller until well
settled
The usual cnbstone four inches thick furnished when
the City Surveyor think requisite change old curb.
ing, in order 10 make substantial work.
Canal 10 Gnstomonse street. be raised and graed
hight and level in sac free the
the most speedy manner, and the sidewalks be
tagged
The foot crossings at the intersection TO be
laid with best North river Tagging and
stone nsed TO be two feet wide four feet
six inches thick be raised in the graded to the
road pavement
Citizens Bank of Louisiana by Jas. D. Denegre Pres.
JAS A. HOPKINS,
Secretary Board of Assistant Aldermen
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-06-19

Nv as brought to the City Police jail ON the
w 18th OF May, 1860 the black boy FRIDAY. Says he
longs e MI Henry who lives Oyster Creek Texas
ne u eat inches high and has his
The owner will call and claim his property according
ED. BLANCHARD,
.4ssy,4, gg5a Keeper OF City Police Jail
HENRY DuREI.
e1 lof For Comptroller.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-06-19

NEW ORLEANS, February 90 1860
To the Honorable the Common Council
of the City Of New Orleans:
GENTLEMEN-Th undersigned would
" respectfully ask honorable body resolution
for the Of making the banquees TIE river side of
Locust street from Clio TO Thaa streets duty bound
N. Fitzsinlmons, I59 feet
Md. Nugent 50
d. l.. Shearer 50
JAS. A. HOPKINS
Secretary Board of Assistant Aldermen.
HouvEILE- ORLEANS 20 fsvrier 1860
lRenesable Consei de Vile de la Nouvele Orleans:
MI MASSACHUSETTS, sonssignes prfent res.
A pecIneseen votre honorable corps bfen velor adop
ter resolution odenna la
Thaia = =
N. Fzsmmsns, I5q nieds,
NJ. j. Nugent, 81
ID. L. Shearer, 80
JAS. A. HOPKINS,
milo SecreaiTs des Assistants Aldermen.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-06-19

Was brought to the City Police Jail ON the
w 10th Of Mays 1850 the black boy GIPPY Says he be-
longs Mr. Henry Gayton who yves Oyster Creek Texas
he feet inch high, and has the forehead and
full breasted.
Tbs will call and claim his property according to law
5=a ED. BLANCHARD,
Keeper Of City Police JAIL
jes lst For cornptrollsr.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-06-19


New ORLEANS, November 2I 1859.
To the Honorable the Common Council
of the City of New Orleans:
THE undersigned respectfully shoyyeth
that the majority required BY the New City Charter
ing signed this peton they honorable body pass
resolution authorizing the Comptroller to SELL after five
sidewalk the south side of Tepsiehore street.
Howard and Freret streets.
The work be done according specifications of the City
Surveyor.
Patrick Fitzsimmons, &C feet I inches.
Thomas McGeyey, 3S
O. hunger, 81 inch.
Only In that block refuses sign this petition
his banqnette measures l26 feet.
We the undersigned willing to the extent Of the
corners.
CHAS. CLAIBORNE
Secretary of the Board of Aldermen.
NouvELLE- ORLEANS, 2I noyembre 1859.
A PHonorable Consei de Vile de la Nousee Orleans
r ES soussfgnes exposent spectueu semeut
IL la majori6 reqise par Ia ayant senee cette
petition lis prent honorable
dormant Conoieur antosion de Gina ours
davis dams 10 journal ociei e pour construction de
banquettes bqe n sud Terpschore entire
les rles Howard CT Freret.
Louvrage deyra etro fat daecod specifications du
Voyer. =
5sshl. Patrick Ft1smmons, Nt g pieds ponces
$50 peds s pouces.
VI sen popetare refuse dc sisne petition cidessns
La onSneur de la banqnette est de 10 pieds.
CHAS. CLAIBORNE,
m3 iawsw secretalre dn Board des Aldermen.
NAROLlNA COW PEAS-JUST RECEIVED from
~ Charleston, COW PEAS. For sale by
nays If BAEELLI CO., sl Common street.
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twenty q we'll educated aSd whs svsass
Auepy tho French, kpslh spaniah language acsOo
accompany seDtemsn OF family travelling this sumassI
private secretary To Ageeahle pas1v
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of1oo.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1860-12-21

Seq. .. The sum Of fiftythousand dollars
is hereby appr priatedl for the purpose OF
having the GebbentuIe, Of the. lieutenant gov
ernor, the senate and the house OF represent,
atiyes, the contingent expenses OF the general
assembly, the governors salary, anu such
sun, as re directed to be paid by the treas
urer hy special ac,s Of legislation.
Sec. 3. The sum of eighty thousand dol
lars is hereby appropriated for the purpose
of psylng the salaries of the judges OF tne
Supreme Court, the expenses Oh supreme
and county courts, and suca arai's
as NAV be made by the county courts as
provided by law.
Sec. The sum of fifty thousand dollars
is hereby appropriated for the purpose OF
having tie salaries Of the other state officers,
the relief of tie poor at the asylums, paying
the agricultural societies, expenses OF the
militia. board Of education, and other mis-
ccllaneous items.
Sec. 5. The treasurer of the state is here
by authorized to borrow a sum not exceeding
seyenty-fve thousand dollars. for the purpose
of defraying the expenses Of the government
and paying such appropriations as are or
may be made.
Sec. G. All loans negotiated by the treas
urer, by virtue Of this act, shall be upon
notes signed by said treasurer and counter
signed bv the secretary Of state, and record
of such notes shall be kept by said secretary
of state.
Sec. :. The sum of fifty thousand dollars
is hereby appropriated for the purpose OF
paying any debts of the state not otherwise
provided for.
Approved November q, 1860.
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W M'les sdred bet,seen burlington d CI;-so,
By this Route.
k'IhSI TRAIN leaves Rouse's Point h..
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SECOND TRAIN leaves Rouse's Point NJ ian
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FIRST TRAIN leaves Ogdensburgh at 90 AM.
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Lines Sonth and East.
SECOND TRAIN leaves Ogdenstu,pb q.
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lodge,) connecting above, and with Chamn,a;r
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NJ. l.. CHURCH, Burlington, W.
,oo GEO. V. H0YLE, Supt.
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10 NJ, Express rain arriving at New York
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| 40 NJ Mail Train from Troy and N.
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