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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-04-21

Mrs. Partington has been reading the
Health O6lcsr's weekly reports, aud thinks
that Total" mast b On awful malignant
oassa,e, sincs - many die Of il - oil the
80 put together.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-04-21

DEAru OF AN Ex- John
Msgec, member Of the New York Con
stitnticnal Convention from Schuyler
county, died Of paralysis on Sunday. in his
14,h year. Mr.. Magee was Democrat in
politics and . member Of Congress- during
Gen. Jackson's administration. He vas
IN 9TH, Ont promoter Of railroads in Cen
nal New York. Born poor, he died pos
ssessor, IL is said Of a fortune Of about
$4,000.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
HYGEI A.

HY0EIA
We are unable to publish all the scientific testi-
monials which have been bestowed upon HOFFs
MALT EXTRACT, and We content ourselves with
mentioning the names Of some Of the Physicians
prescribing this Beverage Of Health
AVERY, ND Bergen. Hollick, n D., Stat lsd.
Baker, n D.. Yaphank, Holcomb, Prof., N York
Biglow. n D N. York, Howe, n D., Boston.
Becken, D., Redwing, Hull, n D., New York.
Broeks. ND. New York. Lowenthsl n. n NY.
Buck, n. D.. lafayette, LOOMS, ND, New York
Caine, N. D.. Redwisg, Mitchell, n ID n York
Carey. D.. New York, Willard. y D., New York.
Chnuvesu. ND. n. Y, Roderer. MD, N York.
Coha. n D, NcW6aR, Reichert, N D., Drookiyn
Cox NJ d. New Ycrh, Ruppcrcht N D. N York
Comstock, NJ ID, 81 Louis schwess, M d, New York.
Corey, n d. Brooklyn, Schaffcr, M d. Brooklyn.
Cosard. NJ D.Jersey City, Sell, N ID. New York
Crane. N d. New Yolk, Sbevine, N D, New York.
Crane. NJ d. Elna"eth. sehuchipg, NJ u, Wash.
Detmold. Prof York. sins. NJ D, Freelandsville
Dilthy, ID. Wii'msb'g, Smith. D. New York
Elliott NJ u, New York, Stutser, N d. W.burg
Frazer. II, New York, Taylor, NJ d, New York
Fresch NJ u. New Yorh. Teller. D New York,
Garducr N d. Brooklyn, Tobi = NJ d. New York
Goadyille N u. n Rofk, Van Buren, Albany
Gordon NJ u Boston, Vaughan, NJ D. n York.
Goulden u, n York, Warner, NJ ID. New York;
Hart d, New Yorx. We er. NJ d. New York.
Hart. u, New York. Wee.eott, NJ D, Elizabeth,
White. N D, New York, etc.
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TRADE MARK
X Z e e
II Rue's Alnbasier Cream
THE MOST BEAUTIFUL AND HARMLESS COS
METIC IN THE woHLDi
II will not Injure the most Dehcate Skin
Ns rresenee on the face cannot he detected; II can
be removed only By washing; and when renewed
will leave tn skin eofer, smoother and whittier than
before ri sradcates every diseoora,ion OF the face
whether caused by exposure to IN. weth f or By die
eeee and besto W. n pom all faces the
RADIANT COMPLEXION OF TIE YOUTH.
A single trial proves al these statements
And the entire saftg with which 1t can be used.
makes iis success complete.
az ASK for Ia Rue's-eee that the name OF Il
Rne Co In blown in the bottle. and our trade mark
Al the tn Of the front Label. Sold By oil Druggists
and Fancy Goods Dealere, Price One Dollar pei
hoffie CHURCH = FLINT. Propsietofs.
Hartford, Conn.
&c. wells D Co.. New York Geo. O. Goodwin
= Co., Boston. nass-. Wholesale Agents.
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Thu People's Rernadx.

line EOOnl0 y lt01n0oIs
Il required many yeafs Of laborious researcs into
the propstis. q herbs asd roets before Brandreth
Pills arrived q their peseent state OF Perfection
They tahs sll impure and morbid aecumulatons
from the bowels and the blood. Thsis 49, in sick
nsss caves money. tiDs ed health This noble
medicine saves suffering. restore health. and PRO
loaGs life. Those Who know their prupsstiss have
taeksd By ever serious disease. ~ pleurisy col
Sc eu6len prostraNcn. &C., wheu six eight pills
have bssa swallowed. they are easy in thei! minds
And they have cause, for Drandreth's Pills are no
Ths Pnnosss Of wales Might hare besn cared By
few doses. "a al her week: d agony saved !
P,ineipsi Assey. Drsedreth Hence, New Yorl:
What every fourth person needs
10 some convenient, agreeable and prompt remedy
~ uabatual ccstivsnsss. ~ would advise ell tAyss
who are troubled with Dyspepsia Costivsness. Piles
Biliousnsss Headache, aAy form Of Indigestion "a
use Dr. HARnsoH's PsRissAlnc Loxnn0n." 1isha
nantington, y. D.. H usutenant-0overnor Of
1aGDaeEusctts They ore plsaaant to the tasts and
nsser require ine.ease e dose e perfect : cnye.
IAaiss. uss Dr. velIas's French Pills. Sold By
Harrison Starks. IS Brady Street.
Rip Van Wrinkle,
waking up nom his nap Of twenty years. II be could
only have moistened his
WITHERCD LOCKS
with CRISTADORoS DYE, would have looked like
YOUNG MAN
again Marvellous, indeed, 10 the effect Of
CuRlsrADoROp HAIR DYE
In ejuven ating gray-haired humanity Why yield
20 II me when you can haflie hun! Manufactured by
J. CHRlsTADORO. IS Maiden Lane. New York
Sold by all Druggists Applied by all hair Dreesers
Diseased Sca1ps
Cause the hair 70 fall and tnrn gray One bottle o.
Woods Improved will purify them OF all disease
cause the hair to grow thick and strong.
Sold by Druggists and BARRIERS. Price 90.
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Tn. Rebel Dead.

rr,o,n Inc Springfield tMass.) Republican.
We utterly fall TO sympsthiss with the
..rsirent OF those who would forbid the
,shel .ad TO be buried side By side with
our own. When the great debt 10 paid,
surely i, cancels sll our petty claims.
when q man gives Up life bravely in the
front Of battle, no matter in how bad cause,
If not admiration, at least forgiveness and
ty are the natural tribute Of all generous
b ,arts. These remarks are suggested, or
rather compelled, by observing that Rush
q. Hawkins. colonel Of ono OF those regi-
ments which made the name Of Zouavs de-
testable during the war, took occasion in
his speech ct the Union League rooms at
Niw York, Thursday evening, 70 attack
II mber OF the club who had expressed
himself 10 favor Of cowmon burial Of the
Union and the rebel dead. Such . man
misrsprcssnts 10 every ssnss The feeling Of
ths Grand Army We do not allude 10 secret
Ovgauixation b. that name. Il should b
left 70 Southern women and radical peliti-
eisns to exhibit such snimositiss. No North
srn father lansntisg his cen need feel wrong
ID that darling Of virginian home lies
by his aide; and IL the twe soldiers, osove-
" a. they cestssded 10 life, should beoome
con cioss ofthat asie hbefhsod. " hase no
fear that their long rest would b disturbed.
Rsthsr would they clasp their warning
hands, put face to face. and sleep like broth
ers rsconciled. Shame upon such unmanly
bitternessl No true American will honor
himself more than by rsbuking every man
Hesitation Of this hate, that descends into
the grave. and makes separation between
the bones Of gallant men Gu upon the
thought that the rank and file Of the South.
srn army we're traitors and criminals They
fought honestly and earnestly in . cause
enduring in many cases privation Of which
our own troops knew little. They marched
barefoot when our boys we're veil shod
They vent hungry when ours were filled
They disputed every inch Of ground with
desperate valor, and yielded only to dssti
ny at last. They proved themselves In liz
foemsn worthy Of our steel, and their noul
dsring bones may veil rest in peace By III,
aide OF our bfavsst and dearest. Their dit
fsrences with W we're oil settled when they
foil together with ours on the field OF hon
or. "All that 10 left Of them now 10 enlJ
human. Vengeance need not follow then
into the grave. Pity may weep over them
Patriotism may cover their failings, rsmsm
boring that they were children Of one moth
e., and their valer sprung cut Of the sam
heroic stock. Beauty nay strsw flower
upon the gseen mounds that hide such cour
sgs and high resolve. And Dol. Rush G
Hawkins may mind his own business, an,
b. Ashsmed 10 wage war more fsScely on
dead than be did % living fos.
|
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MagQle'S Plant

mHHS EXTRAORDINARY MEDICINE. the fame
Of which lie spread broadcast the conn
try. Is undoubtedly superior to any remedy ever O..
Intended We have In our possession teetimoniais
furnished Voluntarily BY Col Long, late Chief Topo-
graphical Engineer Bureau at Washington, Gen
fits Henry Warren. Gen. Pleassnton, and others Of
the army; Father p j. Desmei. the celebrated In
dian Missionary; Also ONO r. ofthe Navy, Surgeons
Hospital Stewards, Commanders Of nearly svesy
steamer plying on the Mississippi and tributary riv
ers Western Sanitary and Christian Con missious.
army Chaplain and Others too numerous to mention
Likewiis highest encomiums Of the Prsss, most oe
which sre published in our almanac. (Which we will
medicinal qualities In the hghese tsrms. No other
med cine has such Recommendation. j. q c. MA
GUIRK. Sole Prorrietors, 81 Louie, MO Sold by
| .aafs at.d taudfclna Hall h~so
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KNOWLES,
STEAM PUMP.

HAfaNTDD II ENGLAND AND baAnCo.
TAis Pump has seceived The Hieanss Pnknsun q
every Rais whore u has been exhibited. Viz: New
York, Boston, Baltimore Cincinnati. BuGaIo. SIRE
euse Springfield and Worcester.
Il has no Cranks or Yiy-Wheel, and has no dsad
points whore Is will stop, consequently II always
ready to start without using starting has and dos
not require hand work 70 get past The centss, -
Il the only Pump made that viii work ~ stcan
valve with wetef, consequently 2 always see1y -
sesst when IL stsan cysdsr q 1llsd WITH ssjl ~
tss Of conformation.
Il has been used for mere than eight yeass ~ 49,
iDR STATIONARY STRAIN BOILERS, and has been uee1
moro thas ave years ON LOCOMOTIVE, and 10 ths
only Steam Psp yst ,risd that h - every vay seep
pumplng water tor 0otelo, Public lnssitutluns Mn
Ing Purposes, and Manufacturing HstAbisADs8ts Of
every hind. With perfect success. hes besa tested
n the Nevy, and Ii censeQeeaee 10 roc0D0eoAed b.
ths Chisf kneieees Of U. B. Navy. 70 - uesd st he
Navy Yards and On Steamer. A. Fife Engfne Il 10
secsnmeo1sd BY eli lss Ceapenles, cd u unives.
sally edoptsA b. the manufacturing coopanIse u
New England. Although Ne havs besu copetanuy
making s0ftous 70 or Wofks. yet The rapdg ncseo-
sing demand FOR ON pu1po hes hitherto beeo 9feos-
q than our possible psodacon bat Nth rent e.
lasgement Of our Woshe. sn6 extensive addit9oe g
our manufacturing facilities. ~ hope 70 b abh v
Tka Pror risiors Offer this Pump - the most Pss.
feet Indcpen6ent Steam Pump ever invented, aol
for aim pllrity and durabilit dehee competition.
For further information, address the PfOpfe'os q
their works,
tva-iv KNOWLES 0IDLgY
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Caors.-A correspondent Of the Dayton
Leader reports that the wheat crops oil
along the Cincinnati, Sandusky and Like
Shore Railroad, from. Dayton to Sandusky,
look splendidly. lie had been over the
same route about week ago, and says be
never saw such great change and improve
ment in the appearance Of the forthcoming
wheat in 40 short time.
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WHAT EVERY H0RsRMAN wANTs.-A good
w eheao, - sellabls lininsnt. oueh article 10

w eAeao, 90 ssliab1s lniHlsnS. 0uch q article y
DIR. TOBIAS
Venetian DOeoo Aon1nou1.
In Pint Bottles q One Dollar.
Fsf LAneness, cuts. 0alls, Collie, spssins. &C.,
warranted cheaper than any ether. IL ID used BY 81
not eufs Pin sBone Spawn. there y - Lini.
msae In exlstenee that Will. What II b Stated 20
cure Il positively doss. No owner OF hosses viii be
without Il aler Try ing bottle. One dose relieves
and ofsn ssvss the life u ovesheated or driven
horse. For Collie and Belyache II has never failed
Just the rises just 20 sure 10 this val
liable Llniment to be the Horee EmtrocAtion OF the
day. Use IL and all Depot, c6 Cortiandt street
New York. Sold By all Druggists and 1torekeepers
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-04-21

LIBERAL EDucATIoN. man
think has liberal education who has bees
20 trained in youth that his body is the
ready servant Of his will, and does with
ssse and pleasure oil the work that, - Z
mechanism, il 10 capable Of; whose intel.
lsct l. . clear, cold, logic engine, with oil | I
parts Of equal strength. and in smooth
working order ready like steam engine
to be turned to any kind Of work, and spin
the goseamsrs as veil - forge the anchors
Of the nind; whose mind 10 stored wi b
the great and fundamental truths of Mature
and the laws Of her operations one who
No stunssd asestic, 10 full Of NE and IRE bal
whose passions are trained TO come to hssl
BY vigorous will the servsnt ola ssnds,
conscience who hiss learned to love oil
beauty, whether Of Nature or Of Art, to hat(
Oh vileness. and to respect others - him
sslf.- Professor Hurley.
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OFFICIAL.
PROCLAMATION BY THE MAYoR

MAYoRALTY OF NEW ORLEANS,
City Hall, Nov. 81. 1868. I
WHEREAS, The Common Council of the CITY Of
New Orleans, by authority of law, having passed
an ordinance for the redemption and absorption
OF the various issues of city treasury notes and
the relief Of the finances of said city to be sub.
mitted to the approval or disspproval of the
qualified voters OF said city, at a special election.
conducted In accordance with existing laws and
ordinances; and,
WHEREAS, The said ordinance having been an
proved by me and promulgated according to the
provisions OF the city charter,
Now, therefore, |, John r. Conway, mayor of
the city of New Orleans by virtue of the power
vested in me, and conformably to the provisions
OF said ordinance. a true copy of which is here.
with appended, do issue this my proclamation,
submitting the same TO the qualified voters of the
city of New Orleans for their approval or disap.
proval, for which purpose the polls will be opened
10 the various precincts of the wards established
for voters at the late election said election TO be
held on Saturday, the fifth day of December, A. d.
1868, and said polls TO be opened from seven
O'Clock A. NJ. until six o'clock p. M. Of said day
and the returns made TO the mayor, agreesbly TO
section seven OF said ordinance.
In testimony whereof | have hereunto set nv
hand and affixed the seal of the city of New Or.
leans, this 2lst day of November. A. d. 1868.
JoHr r. CONWAY, Mayor.
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MAYoRALTY OF NEW ORLEANS,
City Hall. Nov. 10, 1865.
mo. ll3O-N. 81

| AN ORDINANCE PROVIDING FOR THE REDENP ZION AMI
ABSORPTION OF The VARIOUS ISSUES OF CITY
TREASURY NOTES AND THE RELIEF OF THE
FINANCES OF THE CITY OF NEW ORLEANS TO RI
SUBMITTED TO THE APPROVAL Oh DIsAPPRovA AL
OF THE QUALIFIED VOTERS OF THE CITY or
NEw ORLEANS.
WHEREAS, The Common Council of the CITY Of
New Orleaus has exhausted every means within
their direct control for the relief of the finances
of the city and
WHEREAs, They have applied without success,
for assistance from the Legislature of the State
of Louisiana; therefore
SECTION |. Bet ordained bytte Common Coaia.
CT o. The ctty Of Aesc Orleans, That the mayor
controller, treasurer and chairmen of the finance
committees OF the Common Council be and they
are hereby authorized to issue bonds of the
city OF New Orleans In and for the sun OF
(s3OOO OOO) three million dollars, dated December
l, 1865, and payable twenty Eve years after date
IN the legal currency OF the United States. and
bearing interest at the rate of seven and three.
Tennis OF one per centum per annum, In semi. an
nual coupons.
SEC. 2. BE dfuther ordained, etc., That these
bonds shall be used exclusively for the purpose of
notes, and shall be offered for sale in CITY no,es
and under no conditions shall be sold for less than
par.
SEC. 3. Be IL further ordained, etc., That in ad
diIion TO the present taxation tax of (D one
fourth of one per cent. be levied ANN
ally On the assessed value OF all real aud per
sonai property and on the amount Of each
and every license paid into the city treas
ury by the party follswing the profession
licensed, within the corporate limits Of the city of
New Orleans mot exempted bylaw from taxatonl
and that the same be and is hereby set aside aud
pledged to be used solely and exclusively for the
payment OF the interest and the re-
demptioD of the bonds to be issued by virtue of
thisordnance. and that this annual tax shall be
deposited daily, when collected, in such bank in
the city OF New Orleans as may be designated by
the Common Council.
SEC. 4. BE Il further ordained, etc., That the
bonds to be issued under the provisions of this or
dinaDce be and the same are hereby exemoted
from taxation by the city.
SIC. .. BE u further ordained. etc., That all
city notes received il exchange for or 10 purchase
OF the bonds to be issued under this ordinance.
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shall he cancelled and defaced daily ss they
are received into the treasury, and whenever they
shall amount to the sum Of one hundred thousand
dollars, shall be publicly destroyed in the manner
prescribed by existing ordinances.
SEC. 6. Be IL further ordained, etc., That all
ordinances or resolutions conflicting with this or
dinance be and the same are hereby repealed,
and that this ordinance shall take effect from
and after its approval by a majority of the quail.
fed voters of the city of New Orleans voting at
special election to be held under the provisions Of
this ordinance.
SEC. Z. Be nfirther ordained, etc., That after
ten days proclamation by the mayor in the official
journal OF the city of New Orleans, the quail
fed voters Of the city of New Orleans be called
upon to spprove or dsspprove this ordinance.
Those voting afirmatively to have printed or
written on their ballots, /" For issue Of bonds;"
those voting negatively, Against issue of bonds"
The polls TO be opened and the election con-
Quoted in accordance with existing laws and ordi.
nances, and returns to be made to the mayor.
All persons registered under the late registration
law of the State to be considered qualified voters.
(Slgnec) THOMAS MARKEY,
President Board Aldermen.
(Sgned) JOHN BRsEs.
President pro. TEN. Board Assistant Aldermen.
Approved Nov. Is. 1868.
(slgped) JOHN r. CONWAY, Mayor.
true copy:
JoHN W. OVERALL, Secretary.
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DETITION
.~r. PETITION

Memorable Conse des Assistant Aldermen de Ia vile de
la Nouvele Orleans ~
MeseusLes sousignes proprieaires residents les
aeu1 eote de la rue Locust du Ohemin Fedite PAvenue
Washington Qnatreme District pettionnent respsctueuse
ment votre honorable leet de fare consrure un
chemin coqule cete dite rue la suryean On
NoyeT de IA Vile, apres la loi
Nos peoRnaes represenen respectueueement que pras
que pendant Elk msis de annee aux char
Iettes de pssser long De Ia e rue
lis sont charges de bois st msteTaux de
efc etc - ~~--@--~
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MAYoRALrY OF New ORLEANS,
City Hall, Nov. Is. 1865.
mo. ll27-N. 81
Resolred. That permission be and is hereby
granted TO Z. w. R0dd, to erect on his premises,
bounded by Clay, Front, Customhouse and Bien.
vile streets, portable engine and boiler for the
purpose of crushing sugar; Provided, The SAID
engine and boiler be erected in accordance with
existing laws and ordinances. and remain during
the pleasure of the Common Council.
(Signed) THOMAS MARKEY,
President Board Aldermen.
(Slgnedl ALFRED KEARNY,
President Board Assistant Aldermen.
Approved Nov. Is, 1868.
(Signed) john r. CONWAY. Mayor.
A true copy:
JOHN W. OVERALL, Secretary.
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RIeAUD q CO.'S
PARTISAN PERFUMERY.

Pstrcnised BY the Empress Of the FRENCH
used al fashionable circles for its Excellence SUPERB
ority.
MGAUD 4 co.'s YLANGYLAN9 and MANILA
bOUQUET, the new scent Rigsud Co the only i'm
IN Europe OF the fragrant extract Of Ysngysnd
RlGAUD co s TOLUTINE. delicious Toilet Water
Water - ----
RIqAUD 4 cos MIRANDA SOAP, exquistsly psr
mined anc keepng its fragrance 10 the last.
RlsAUD co.'s MIRANDA POMAfUM for preserv
ing and besutlfy ing the hair = - $3.50
B1GAUD a Co.'s DENrosrNB a most arreeab.
eSr or preserving the teeth and perfuning the
RlGAUD CO.'S TOOTH-CRE IN, = Remarkable pre.
pe5st,on PRODUCING brilliant Wilderness to the teeth
and all other Starch and Rice Powders.
THE LITTLE MONITOR; GUIDE TO THE TOILET
with photographs Illustrations, viii be receipt
stamp. -
Wholesale Rigsud Co, IS rue de RIchelisu Paris
Agent, Newbery Sons as St. Psuls Charch Yard Lon
don.
Depot General in New Orleans at
'. DUoosGEs.
20 Ohartres STRAIT
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IAN EsT TuRPIN. wHoLEsALE nANUFAo.
~ turer Of Stick Candy Fancy Candies Chocolate Cream
Drops, sugg Almonds Rock Candy, Jujube Paste Gum
D.ops sne syrSpe ey ssesn Importer Of French orns
Decorated Toys Cosseaes Fancy Papers for Cake
Ia and New Year PreseDts. Cornucopias ETC. stc Nc g
oq Levee street. beyes1 St L0zs and 0srR susstA Hsv
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TUKNIP SEED
.TURNIP SEED.

TUkNIr sEED........ ....TUKNIr SEED.
LAsDRETHs NEW CROP. growth of 1865. Just received
white Flat Dctch Turnip Red Ton Turnip Lara, f,,os
TuIpip Purple Top Yellow Ruts Baga e
Tor sale quantities 70 suit purchasers Seed Store Of
II. HAFNER
los St Charles street
Oupnsits ST Charles Thsatsr
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MEDICAL.

:, pishAsEs-DR DE BAUssEr win take charge Of and
guarantee 70 cure the chronic diseases Secret
Diseases Whites Bennorrhees Ulcers Rneumstisu Cont
Dyspepsia Chlorose Liver Complaint Diseases the Trina
organs and Deafness Consultations every day from "
O'Clock NJ till st his Office Of Orleans and Bour.
bon streets. Residence, No a Dauphine street.
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DETITI0N

To the Honorable Board Of Aldermen city Of New
orleans: - - '
Gentemen-The undersigned. property holders and resi-
dents ON both sides of Locust Felicity Road 10
Washington Avenue Fourth Disrct would most resnac.
ny petition your honorable body have a shell roadway
constructed on said street under the supervision of C
surveyor, after due advert sement accord ng 10
Your petit would respectfully represent that fer
nearly xix months In the year Is almost for
either pass along entire Of said
street loaded with wood milk buidng Materials ETC.
Jko PURCELL; l20 feet on Locust street.
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DEAN, JR.,
AUCTIoNEER,
olce and Sslesroou-I7S Gravier street
Near Csrondelet, New Oresns
Liberal advances made consignme ia Auction sa es n,
Sarg9s Produce Real Estate and descrip
ton of Merchandise promptly attended to.
Regular Bale Dsys-Mondays. Wednesdays FRIDAYS and
SATURDAYS - -
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DK. n. wILBOFT.
PHYSICIAN AND ACCoUCHEUR.
Once and Residence No 1e Bsronne Between Grod ana
Julia Strests.
NEW ORLEANS, La
Once Hours-From IL r.. to 3 O'Clock p Il soscialtv.
Female Diseases and Obstetrics
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HKw ORLEANS July %, 1863
To the Honorable the Common Council Of the City of New
Orlesns - "
Gentemsnrhe undersigned Property Owners and residents
on Toni Street between Main and EsDlanade
represent to Homo able Body that port OF the
banquettes sidewalks made said street and thai
they therefore pray that the be
BRICK SIDEWALKS TO be made said street, and your petition
will pray, etc go
II. hOkTREU L. los feet.
T.. GARNET. 30 feet.
A O. LEHMAN, 30 feet
q. ROUX. 100 feet
FRAcC0IS rRkNAT, 80 feet.
T. 1. RELENNACK 40 feet
MANUEL GUERRIER 81 feet
ARTHUR OLIVIER On feet.
. AUGUh1E DALEHE, 30 feet.
"A FREhAUX, lis feet
p. rolls 271S feet.
CARL LORCH Z71Z feet.
JAN ABAD'k, so ieet.
JOSEPH PIELAk 100 feet
ANTONIO DIX MANI, 100 feet.
7. II. MOUsSEAuX. 30 feet