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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-01-02

EsT,RT TsuuENT OF A Sour HoUsE.-A contract was
Yesterday completed between the Mayor and Mr.
p ID Wedgewood for the establishment of a soup
house in the city The agreement Is that tn
marty shall furnish plate of rich soup and fou
ounces of bread for the sum OF SIX ceni
the CITY TO take a certain number OF tickets g.
he donated to the poor. Tickets VIII also DC LETT a.
different places throughout the city where they car
he obtained bv any of our citizens who feel an in
.erest in assisting those known to be really needy.
This very commendable enterprise was suggested
by Alderman Merrill, and is deserving the sanction
and co-oDeration of the entire communicable
rhis Enquirer, Dec. 30.
We have heard the subject of the establishment
of SOM house in this city preached, and it has
,peared to us one of the best steps that could be
taken Cor the relief of the suffering poor We are
glad to see that our sister city has acted in the
matter and hope early steps will be taken for the
establishments of such an institution in this city.
The St. Louis Blllletit says the number who visit
HE soup-house in that city is very large and con
Atsntlv on the increase. On the 2Sth inst two hun
ared and thirty five persons were fed. The Bisti'
Alds .The most liberal donations are made by our
aizens. and under the personal superyisonIof Capt
an FEEIKr great amount of good is being done
Sthe poor of our city. Those who are charitably
N,osed can find no better place 10 hcstow u,eil
byy."
have no doubt that the establishment Of d
souIA Mouse would do more to relieve the wants o.
the sA.ring poor of our city than the efforts of al
the ch\itable institutions combined as at present
directedA
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FaTA1. AcCpENT-Eer Regret to learn that WALTER
NoERIs. aged about seventeen years son Of our fei
lo,v-citgan. Mr.. X. J. No&Is. met with fatal acct
Am, Yesterday morniuCl in Sumner county. lie
,yas loading his gun when il WAS accidentally dis
charged the load taking elect in his head and pro
ducing death Instantly.
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The Isl Memphis the l4th December, which
been to other than receiving ports amount 20 $40
bales 1855 corresponding year This
would mike the receipts lI9 bales against Jas
last year, showing decrease of 5O9974 bales.
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All we olseA5e lor HHiCh a.
y within the last two years
= Of relief, as the numerous
:. possession show.
= to the temperament Of the
& ed in such quantities as %
= judgment g1sde you In tn.
, VEGORATOlf, and II
3 pIaints,B Bilious At
= ChFoufc DiarrhoeR
, plants, Dysente-
= StoRnech, Ra bitual
8 ic. Cholera, Chole.
KnfantuE,l, Elatu-
y Female Weakness
Z cessfull5 as an 0rdtna-
= cine. 1t will cure SICK
> Thousands can testify,) i'm
= two or liAree Tea
J en- at the commencement Of
giving their nory
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Dissolution OF CoPARTSERsHIP JosEfR NASH
having been appointed General sueryisins Agent
for the Southern States by the old rtford FIRE In
,nrance Company has this day wit rawn rom the
firm of NAsH MARI
WI. MAR viii continue the ms inee at the Old
stand, No. Is College street.
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both together. Price 81 bottle.
Also, SANFORD'S FAMILY CATHAKTkC
PILLS, compounded from pure vegetable extracts and
GLASS CASES, air tight, and win keep In any climate
The Family Cas- ItAarti: PILL is a gen
tie but active Cathartic which tho proprietor hzl
used in his practice more than twenty years.
The constantly increasing " demand from those who
have long used the PILLS y and the satisfaction which
all express regard to their has Induced to plac
them within the reach Of all. y
The Profession we'll know that different Cathartics ae
on different portions of the = bowels.
The FAMILY Ca % e THARTEC PI l.
has with due reference to this we'll established fact
been compounded q variety Of the pursst Veee
table Extracts which act alike every part Of tn.
amentary canal, and are - good and safe in all cas-
where Cathsrtic is q needed, such ID !
rAnSements Of the stomach, 81 o e p :
ness, Pains in the Back and l. o n .,
COsIiveness, Pain and Soreness over
the whole body, e from sudden cold, which
frequently, neglected. - end in long Of Fe
yer Loss of ApPesi = site, Creeping SEN
sation of Cold over = the body, Restless
ness, Headache, or = Vgeig In q in TN h cad,
all KnflammatO ry 81 Diseases, w Orms, N
Children Adults Rheuma ism, great
Purifier Of the Blood 3 and many diseases to whish
flesh heir, numerous to mention in this advertise
ment. Desc, TO 3. Price ? dimes
The Liver InViG0ratOr and Family Ca
thartic Pills retaed Druggists generally and sold
Wholesale by the trade i'll all the large towns.
ST. W. SANFORD, NJ. D.
Manufacturer and Proprietor, 1886 Broadway, N. Y
Oh. WOOD CO.,
fshI St. LOUIS No.
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\ produced thrilling effect and oceasionsd much IL
dignation among the Secessionsts who ars rerfecfir
aware that General Scott IS in favor Of extensive
military preparations The truth is that Postmaster
General IS IN temporary charge Of the Departments
and tonight was attending TO the duties there IN
company with the chief clerk General Scott has
nct been either at the Department o. at the Presi
denis house to-day.
Both Thompson and Thomas were az tie Cabinet
meeting to-day. though rum0r had declared other
wise. Many repoEt Is prevail with no truth for their
foundation, which SERVE only TO add 20 the already
intense exciteuIent
Binghams bill further to provide for the coIles-
non VI duties on imports. INTRODUCED into the House
to-day and referred e he Comuittee The Judici
airy, looks to increase Of he Prsiaant's power to
enforce the revenue laws.
Certain parties IN New York have proposed to
take the remainder Of the three million loan but the
particulars have not YET transpired. It was said,
however at the Treasury to day that the last named
sum would probably be realized il the course of
week when the requisitioE of tss various disburs-
ing Offices would be met. The Conzrezsmen are
among those whose arrearages have been settled.
The Montgomery Confederation says that the mis-
lority In the Alabama Confederation win be from
ten to fifteen.
WssHNeroS Dec .-SExATE.--Douqias sai TX
would postpone his remarks till Wednesday.
Tremendous applause from the galleries attsENl
the close of Beniauiins speech.
On motion of Mason the galleries were Cleared 1
Adjourned till Wednesday.
HousE-Bi1gham's bill to further provide for the
collection of duties on imports, wss referred
The Secretary of War sent a communication to
the House asking for investigation of his official
acts Referred to Select Committee on the abstrac-
ton of bonds.
A memorial from the people of Utah, asking for
admission as State, was presented and referred to
the Committee on Territories.
Mr.. Stevens introduced resolution asking the
President for information respecting tie Charleston
forts Laid over.
Mr.. Pryor offered resolution that any attempt TO
preserve the Union by force was impraeticable and
destructive to American liberty. TIE resolution
was tabled after sharp discussion BY vote OF IS
to So.
After several undisposed Of resolutions
Mr.. Holman offered one denying the constitutional
right of State to secede.
Mr.. Hill moved to table il Negatived BY vote
of AZ to IS. Adjourned till Wednesday
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Trouble In the Republican Camp.

HARRIuBURG, Pa, Dec. 29.-TheFe is strong antag-
onism to the appointment Of Senator Cameron to a
position in LincOlns Cabinet Mr.. Lincoln telegraph
ed to Hon. Alexander Mcclure to come 70 Spring
field, and he left for that city to-day Mr. Mcclure
is opposed TO Mr.. Cameron. and the former will
meet the latter at Springfield when il is Supposed
that violent rupture will ensue the appointment
of Vim. L. Dayton in the place Of either Of them.
10 P.M-A dispatch received by citizen tonight
announces that General Cameron has been appointed
Secretary of the Treasury, and that he is now in
Springfield and viii accept the appointment The
authority for this is deemed reliable
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Respectfully yours,
ELEANOR McHEN1

PREPARED suy ~ De- O. NJ Jackson, No 4ls Arch Street
and sale ~ Druggist and through
~ Iflsd states and Canada Price IS centsp bottle
q II WOOD ST. LOUIS, Wholesale Agents for The west
EWIN PESnIETOE 4 90, Naahvlle Tenn, NJ 'IssSIe
nFPsHOTT ana WELLS A. HOOPER, nashville; ;. b
MATHRws "a geaed J. O. Do2cIi. South Nashville,
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Mssrs Clark, Gregory Co. Nashville, Tenn Gents Ny
neax1oo are calling for AmbrosaI Oil and
tuherng humanity II it tells like prospects hztter
ptrssnt. It isdoing good in this vicinity. LANE.
fernen. Tennessee dec30 d&Wow
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LIncoIn,s secretarY of the Treasury.


HARRISBURG, Penn. December 3I-A telegram
here says that Cameron appointed Lincoln's Sec
Rotary of Treasury.
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LOUISVILLE. Jan. 1.-The river is falling. with 6
inches water in the ca7ql
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'ONLx DISCOvERx


RESTORING THE BALD AND GRAY.
since the great discovery Prof Wood have
have discovered something that would produce results identical
but they have all and gone, being carried by the
wonderful results Prof Woods preparation,
forced to leave field its Eway Read the follow
ingi-
Barb MAINE April 18th, 1859.
Paoy o. ]. WooD Coz Gens-The letter wrote sou in
1855 concerning your valuable Restorative,
have published this vicinity elsewhere given
numerous ipouras orchine The in The The Inquiries
first, il fact OF my h2btaton and stated in
third does hair still be in good order and OF
natural color? To ali and do nvariAbyyss Ny
hair is better than in stage Of life for forty years
soft. thrifty better colored the is true Of
whske, and the only why net generally true
that the substance washed of by frequent sblutsn Of the
face, when il used by wpng the face in close
ton with the Wskers the result will follow the hair
have been in erecept Of great letters from all parts
good there fraud In the manufacture
compounds well this, doubt baey
initiated and been used not only without good effect but
absolute injury havenot used any or your restorative OF any
account for months and yet hair as good as ever
hundreds have examined it with surprise, 81 years
old sad not hs in head or on and 10 prove
this send you lock Of hair taken OF the past week
which am grateful it to my friends and thereby
induced them to it, sSe teal until after trisl
and then purchased and used it vito universal success will
ask az favor that you send NE aest sy winch can discover
fraud in the Restorative, sold by fear without author
ity from from article will insure and
believe where effects do follow, the failure caused
by the impure article, which the inventor Of the good
dee my duty heretofore to keep apprised Of the
effect hair all who inquire OF ne OF IN
shaken opinion in Its valuable results remzin dear sr
sours, A C. RAYMOND.
AARoE's RUE, KY, Nov. 81, 1883.
The Restorative put up bottles of three Sizes large
medium the Il pint and rets for 81
per bottle the mediums hold eAs, twenty cent more in
proportion than SMALL g. per bottle the large
holds quart ~ cent orein proportion and etais for -
New York. street, 81 Louis Mo- sold all
good Druggists snd Fancy Goods Dealers Wholesaled by
Even, PendIeton d Co., and retaea By eyery Drug
~
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WuRKING SHORT TNE.-Tie Satnet Mills CT star
ford -, have reduced theirhours of work 10 per
day. or about three-quartcrf time.
The Providence Journal says that movement mas
been made among the manufacturers there 10 run
short time, which is generally egard'a WIN Ia
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BARBER&s.-Th New Year is here and FRANK
PARISH is stst the old stand at the St. Cloud Not
withstanding tM.hard times he performs his tonso-
rial duties in the e eleg ant and fashionable style
at his accustomed AS prices. lie is prepared to
furnish. at a moment Morning. hot bath the cold
est dav in winter or Ncoldpath the hottest day in
summer. In all the 1arious> branches OF his pro
fessiop he is an fat. CHI and scr.
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A. S WILLIE
Lsoc8 clTY III.


Departure Of Passenger Traina-
sAssvrttE asp oHAr-r1roooa-3.so -.se.M.
fKNSEssrE AND atABAMk-5:l5 A. NJ, 300 P. n.
GouIsvllLR AVID NAs4vrLIE--2:I5 AM 2: % ? ~.
ealiafin Express 3sl}Il E. d.
EnarysYLn AND REETrcgr-2.4s r.
NASHVILLE AEp TKcArU1-7 A. n, 6:30 ?. III. +
Arrival of Passenger Trains.
NAsEvttIx ARp CHATrASooaz-ssO0 A. NJ 5s30 1.
rxxEEssEk AND A1AHAaA-IO:O0 NJ, $500 y, NJ.
isortsvlIlR AND EAsHvILIK-5:0O A NJ, 3 P ~
NASHVILLE AND DFcATuR--l 20 A NJ, 1;SO P. n.
GaliatiB Express $40 A.. u.
saKs1KlD-AND KxsrucKY-fO:I5 A. n.
Departure OF Freight TEains.
Tennessee & Alabama-5.3l A II.
Louisville NashEiile-2;31 NJ af
Edgefeld & KsBsucky-f:<5 Il.
Arrival of Freight Trains.
Tennessee & Alabans-4:30 n.
Louisville & ESshvie-e.75 P NJ.
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Messfs " HAGAE Co. SAVANNAH, Ga, May 70, go
Troy,HY
firm hovng sold large quantities OF your limit
ahe mar Restorative rad hearing il is universally COM
endd by of patrons the highest er as to its
lhiIDiiahe al5teS induced give it tria having
for some We etn oubed with falling Of the hair OF
the scalp being apparently diseased After faithfully using
ties apparent commenced the ad hor
in better condition than during recollection
It has stopped falling and the scalp resumed its fnac
items most cheerfuy recommend your article having adj
the virtues claim for It, In addition Il
Point out at least y persons IN city ecko 5gre had ne
experience in as nyeef. liberty
this letter as asd will be happy
recommend your article personally s occasions
Yours respectfully, JANIS STKwART.
OF the frm of Stewart q Butler.
Reocei with gray hairs and bald heads ira7be
the former to its original esIy and the stte
with uxurant srowth.-1Tog Budga.
I you wish the real instead Of the dull rough
look which irdyc impsrts Heistrecs Rsstordtics
which invgorates roots young again
no matter hcw much it msy be fadsdB0sfoa ZravsIer
USE NOTHING ELSE.
Sold eyerywhsre--Pri fifty cents, and 81 bottle.
WE HAGAN 4 CO., Proprietor, Ietey, X.
Bold 10 Nashville by g. W. Hendersho Berry ~ pemoyiie
Ewing PendleOn, Rains BrOwn,snd all eis drh
Esss octSO-d &kXhs
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BnIbeus Roots.

nv Roots, Imported from Holland suitable for planting
4 or Deeebsr for towering the Paror IN January
= !. T.hrrrFg lnoT1-tfi MACsENZIE 4 MINcHIN.
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70 rRAvELEKs pY 5 ga AND. LAsp.
S4NFORD's
L1ver ,In n, S,5g s Pa:

n II is compounded entirely from Gum, an
has become an established fact Standard Medicine, know
and approved by ali that have used It, and is now re
& sged 10 with confidence I'M all Che disease for which
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Insurance obtained of W. J. MGER lpp 2 nave
in case of loss or damage by fire or ' peiAs Z. ~
land navigation as he is stiIl az E'n' ~ 'asse
old and reliable companies, forrnelg spreseh'eu n
this city by NASH & MARR. CALLS ela S'4no on
College street, opposite the seEsSsei and get
policy in the Home, Old Hartford or The Insurance
Company of Valley of Virginia. snzH
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Dark, Glossy, and
LuxuFiaut Hair!
HOW.
BY using Hsstrests hiaitdbss Restorative. Don't uss
anything slse on your Head.
Price SOC and 81 per bottle. Sold everywhere.
WE. HAGAN & CO., Proprietors, Troy, N. Y.
See an advertisement headed,
EYOU LOOK IN VAIT.''
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Mr. Jo. g. Bpo,gS Druggist Of this city. died at his
residence Monday night He had been suffering for
some time from an attack Of typhoid fever and a
week or ten days ago had far recovered as to De
considered out of danger, but a relaps occurred
which proved fatal.
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MoxEr.-rhe money Of the Nasl Bniking AS
sociatiOn will be sold tonight at ofHee of C. a.
FULLER, the Treasurer
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% n adams Express eelIxrs worth OF your snarosia OIL
INC IN ny practice valuable medicine, VIII you
tInlsn Ue with what may the Rest yea can
like to be Agent for he sale in This county and
,nS can sell good DEAL Satisfied an, Of It's good
At leisure will furnish you with my experience in
usi y and the numoer Of cures it effects, &c
-. DR.. GEO. W. JOHNSON.
Athens, Ala, Nov. 10Th, 1850.
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10 our notice yesterday of the meetings OF State
Conventions and Legislatures in the Southern States
we omitted to state that the Legislature of Ken
tueky will meet in extra session on the 18th inst.
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BoARDING-A gentleman and lady ean obtain
boarding and a pleasant room in conveniaut and
pleasant portion of the city for the ensuing year.
Annlv at this Office. dec3S-lf
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HoOFLAND's BALSAmIC CORDIAL

PHILADELPHIA, Feb. &c, 1858.
n. a NJ JAcxsos-Sir: had for time been suffering
% severe cold having pains through my whole system,
shrat and osrsefcss when recommended to try Hoof
ads Bsazlc Cordial accordingly procured botte and
am happy to atase that half Of il completely cured me
now unhestatngls recommend it to friends who may be sim
aicsed and ii than Justice to bear this
public teg nony to Its virtues. Respectfully yours
P"NH~ ETEANOR McHENRY,
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THE SIXTH ANNIVERSARY of the J ,EE'g Men sCiriS-
tian Association will be celebrated on Wednesday
evening next at the Second PRESBYTERIAN Ghnreh.
The exercises will consist Of addresses by seVeFai
young gentlemen, members of the nsocistiol inter-
spersed at intervals with an excefnt con''lnauon
of musical talent from choirs casHected With the
various churches of the city. Programmes VII be
furnished for distribution at the eEreh.
To commence at u o'clock, P. n
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PUBLIC MEETING received a call for public
meeting at the Court House, Thursday night, last
evening. too late for insertion this morning. Wewill
publish it to morrow morning.
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For REST-A desirable suit Of Rooms IN Ehe
Union and American Buildings Apply At tins
Office. d,cZy-u
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EEAVA A SIG AR.
JOHN WHOEELEY. So south Market ST.,
Nashville, Tenn ,---2O coo imPo-le Ha.
Vanas--JUST RECEIVED FROM E1VzEs
Stock for sale,
JoHN WHoRLEY 81 South Market Strgl. tiers for
sale $4,000 worth Of Soc, Cal md So m.
am offering great induce ments 20 parties wish
ing to purchase
COMMON, MEDIUM a
FINE VIRGINIA TOE tCCO
By the quantity. Call and examine. At "A Union
street.
Octl2-n P&B J. W. LANGLEI.
Latest News from Gid virginia.
JOHN WHORLEYs
32gSOuth Market street.,
STILL 4 FAD.
WHEREBY Rock city Chewing ObaccOv
Made from the PURE Nd NATJElL LEAF
without ANY ADULTERATT0M
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DO Won want a Pipe and Ease TeFethefl
Give JoHN WHORLEr, 80 SCUM sarles street,
trial The most complete pipe yet erred, n . me
meut can be turned into neat ant sindsohe wall
ing stick Direct importation frcsa the Hropeaa
manufactures. II 49, lani
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guns, pistols, and every description of ardwaTe.
dec9-lm. MCCALL FALL
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Mix water in mouth vii the lnvgorator and swallow
both together. Price 81 per bottle.
Also, SANFORD'S FAMILY CATHAKTEC
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GENTLEMENs CLoTHING.-I hayl now a ~ large
and splendid stock of fine clot 1g, of ary des-
cription. which l am selling at ~ low ices for
Cash. h
just received lot of gentlemc1s shaw Of line
quality, which were bought YER iowfor 'sh, and
will be sold accordingly at whole or r. al.
Csc D. ABBOT,
dec9-lm. 80 College St
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an cnd Be cs1, the Hebrew girl to Mailman the
he was scptica I'LL he tried the sacred waters; that
N seaTs ago i Is the with fht hard con
1850 invalid Wat do oood7 the oft repeated
gs We Eili answer iAre you down with Frustrated
Of mind and body, pechance wishing yourself Stree
~ NE mortal coil. Ery virgins Rejuvematfug
you are nst tso ateit is but staple vegetable
s, nut All powerful to raise you from helpless zbscty
Hesration to the proper equilibrium Of
y Fof These idle words but verify indeed by
Sesectasls druggists throughout the United States ard
"a cec3t-aAWI
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EET II BE REMEMBERED,

III II De KbMElHBEREI,
E.Ist. BY All the sewing Machines In use
there are but three Rine~ Of stitches made
,st. The Grover a Baker satss.
snd. The shuttle stitch.
srd. The single Thread or Chain st.ch-;
New Orleans daily crescent., 1861-04-10
lpT0YeH a phi ,, Io6I. |- - ----------
st FSigned1 JOHN T. MONROE, MAY
MAYORALTY OF NEW oRLE ANS.
City Hall, April 8, 1861,
Common Council Of the CITY Of New Orleans.


Whereas Of the Cemmon Council No 54O
public notice has been given By the Mayor that the nten
lion Of the city Of New Orleans to St Andrew
from Charles rgades Streets widencd 10 width Of
81 inches lines and also Andrew street
opened from Dryades Howard streets, width of
feet 8 inches,
whereas by resolution Of the Common Council 5ia7
the Mayor and the city Attorney have been authorized
the necessary legal for the widening and opening of the
aforeRanled streets. in conformity with existing laws
And whereas he opening and widening Of would
cost the city OF New Orleans of money,
{S500 % which the city Treasury in its present depressed
cnndfon wonld be unable and that the said improve
meat has hee asked for by the property holders either
the street Its vicinity
And whereas the only improvements required for the
public good and utility the widening Of ST. Andrew street,
from ST. Charles Dryades streets TO width of 53 feet in
ches aud lines and the opening Of Laurent White and Liberty
streets from the Fanbog line 10 81 Andrew street width
o42 set inches and of Franklin avenue from
Fanboug lne to ST. Andtew street width of2Seet. Be
it therefore aH 1s#
esoced That resolutions the Common Council Nos $40
and 5f9f be and the are he eby reBe4led.
Be fIferresolted That Mayor hereby at-
thorized give pnblle accpdag law of tho
Of the Common Council TO widen St. Andrew rect from St.
Charles Drsades ree width Of 5S feet 81 inches and
to open laurent bite and Liberty Streets from the Fauboug
line ST. ANDREW stree wi m of feet As inches each
franklin nltOn ayenne, from Faubourg
[signedl LEA F. BAKEwELL
President Board of Assistant Aldermen.
[Signedl j. q. NIXON,
President Board of Aldermen,
Approved s prii s, 1861
as st tSigned1 JOHN T. MONROE, Mayor.