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The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1853-08-24

4 T RETAIL.-Families in want
- ola very pure and beautiful article
Of LARD Or, cannot do better than send to
store of JOSHUA BEAL.
ITO barrels inst received aug. IL.
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/. NOTICE

vDI1E foupwins are the specifications for
l. the expenses OF the Parish, adopted
by the Police Jury # the Parish Of Fast
Baton Rouge. adopted August 9, 1873. and
to be Published thirty days previous to
their being fixed. Amounting in the ag-
gr.gate to twenty thousand and five hum
dred dollars, for the tax roll for the year 'a3.
Ter Grand mi pet;+ Inror, Z 1OflD 90
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1853-08-24

TAKEN mp BY Mr.. P. A. GO
i Knsler in the Town of Baton
Rouge, brown Mare Mule, ab1ut IL hands
high. 10 years old, collsr marked. The
owner is requested to come forward, pay
charges and take her away, otherwise she
will be sold according to law
august 18th H. L. WOLFE, Ranger.
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M ARBLEp Iron Nantes Call and
ltl SIZE these beautiful ornamental Iron
Nantes at the Foundry.
ju'e 80. HILL & HENDERSON.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-11-02

YZwELRY STORE F0R SAIE-A RARE OPPORTU-
nifty make SALE the lease and fixtures of
newly egtabished jewery store, in first location
This proYr having other engagements induced 70
Rent Of store and house low, with
Address. with real ame Oh Post OfEeo.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-11-02

WANTED-A GOOD COOK, WASHER AND IRONER
w il private family must bripg good recommendation
from her last place None but Protestant wahtd Apply
81 East TweI tie tn street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-11-02

ITO EDITORS AND PUBLIsHERS.-FOR SALE, TWO
thirds the whole interest in daily paper in this ,ty
purchase money will be taken IN subscriptions and
advertising Address, (coLfdentallv Thompson, Herald
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WAGONS FOR SALE-F0R SALE, TWO ROAD
wagons, nearly built to order BY the best city
makers One very light weighs two hundred pounds. wiz
be sold low Apply the Club Stable of
Boerum and State streets, Brooklyn.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-11-02
CLOAK AND DRESS TRIMMJNGs

II AIDES CLOAK CLOTHS JUST RECEIVED-l0 CASES
IL Of low priced medium and qualities at IA sh
ngs of all shades and coor Wholesale and all
by JAMES BURK, Jr A Maiden lane. Black satnets &C.,
printed in blue and green patterns.
DICH CLOAK BALLOONS VELVET REAL GIMPURE
lacss and dress rmming', Of the richest description,
the best assortment in The city Wholesale RETAIL low
ices DALRYMPLE $685. Brondway
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-11-02

A GOLD WATCH FOR Sl5-G0LD WATCHES FO
"A $2 S35 and $780, silver cylinder watches SlO paten
levers s5 and all other watches cheap proportion
Call on them before you purchase
CRYSTAL PALA Ger. rs. GARRARD CO. jew
ordinary lie Queen Punton ard Maymariet Ion
tom Of Is s
in S. % aR the agent
GOLD AND SILVER WATCHES, DIAMONDS. AMI
~ tswsiryRmGEao: 9: ALIEN, importer Ne II Wsa1
v...s 5wts y. ,y u wATcHHs.
Duplex and levers from. Observation-Disclosures. lU y I'D
And quarter second watches for timing horses l 70
Splendid pocket ohronometers, perfect time
EIGHT DAY :, w.roH.s. ''''''' i% " H
Which eight days with winding 40 70 lad
ENAMEL wArcKtA,
DIAMOND wATOHEs
For ladies. some In magic cases. 80 sod
Which change three different wasohos 100 70 I'D
wA ..!tha.a. WHICH WIND III
a ALE KINDS ., w1Tssn. a. ~ v.av 70 ;aics:
eOid snsnslied Watches for the adie: g
Ssid English patent levers, hunting e.:ss. s.
Silver detached levers rs IS sS i. w. -
Tor sale At than tho prices INV
All kinds of gold chanS pure gold wedding rings COLA
s;;ys and ssa. sia pens and ssIa silver s%
.Rd slys. 'psosaeies ToIa ssoT'ts charms ahsss
sssiGs silver sssY ,sss ''''' n''l
Watches and jewciry exchanged All watches warraute
70 keep good time, or the money returned.
superior workm en- and warrasted.
All ne nss
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WATCHES. JE WELfSY. lkU-


A GOLD WATCH FOR Sl5-GOLD WATCHES Fol
a 49, s5 and Su1 silver cylinder watches slo paton
levers $5 and all other watches cheap In proportion
to te bought ut the original JACOBS 1872 Chatham st
Call on them before you purchase.
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TENANTS, REGISTER.

FOUR STORY HOUSE TO LET-FROM THE FIRST
"A OF November to the first Of May with all the modern
improvements and urnitu for SALE situated at l East
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WANTED-PRIvATE FAMILIES AND BOARDINl
w houses hotels and Saloons wanting good and com d
teDt servsnts will ind nowhere better selection than
street; waiting for places American and English seal
stresfes chambermnids and cooks few German servant
Irish Prot chambcrmaid and wait girls and
ty of first class cooks girls for Homework
nurses also German and French walters coaehmen, far
ers, boys, and factory help. Terms moderate.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-11-02

QOS0 "A SPLENDID EXHIBITION FOR SALE, 4
&HOOs asaevihee, II taken immediately. TO person
wishing TO travel would be fortunate Investment
IL no exploded Crystal Palace spscua or bat substantial
snAir Call At 80 Washington street, northeast corner OF
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-11-02

A STORE AND TWO BACK ROOMS TO LET-FITTED
"A with counters and sheves newly painted
papered; situated at Astoria L. L. in Main street.
only 8 month Suitable for dry goods,
clothing store Apply to HENRY KEINCKE n the pre-
misses, THOS. SPHINX, 522 Broadway
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-11-02

DOR SALE-THE STOCK AND FIXTURES OF
neatly fitted up hotel furnished complete top to
bottom together with neatly furnished barr location un
surpassed IN this city well established and doing good
the kind and being impossible him attend 10
BOTH would dispose Of the most reasonable terms
for cash. in exchange for handsome residence the
country If not disposed Of in ten DAYS will be let
good snd approved tenant with furniture and fixtures all
Complete Apply at l4 Bowery or address E. L. T. Herald
Office, which will be attended to.
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BAKERY TO LET-A THREE STORY HOUSE, WITH
ID store, bakery and basement, to let first rate
tor abakery II having been five established in
as once routine o good euomsss In Powers street. To-
en- the premises or Of E. AUERBACH No. l27 Rivngton
Gkie ak Nav Ynrk
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-11-02

A GENTLEMAN AND WIFE AND TWO SINGLE
"A gentlemen be nlsssantly accommodated with board
in email family at IS Watts street, second door from HUI
street Two the frat floor vacant also one
the third
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-11-02

LyOR SAlE-THE STOCK, FIXTURES AND GOODWILL
of fancy dry goods and trimmings store; first rate
fashionable OF goods and excellent place
The only for selling ont the about to
retire from business. Add X, Herald Office
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-11-02

A BASEMENT TO LET-sUITABLE FOR PHYSI
IA can Applicant could board with the family Apply
at III West Twenty second street, between Sixth and
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-11-02

dor SALE-AN OLD ES "A BLISHED BAKERY DOING
fret rate business the counter, tuated In bss
business Eighth will be sold cheap for cash
Satisfactory for selling Apply at 349 Eighth
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-09-03
Police Intelligence

Lor0ay S.a Stealing God Coin, thc Egess u o md
Mar Onccr Wcgan, Of the Fourtbgwar1 police, yeitsr
Gay arrested named John D0ripg cook on board
the brig Francis Yabory, charged with stealing $500 IN
gold CON- watch and draft for $780, the property OF
o passenger board the said brig. Tho vessel, It
seems, her nsssage from ST. Jsgo TO New York,
and The Of the property died and the accused
managed 20 extsc. the property from the trunk OF
the dscessed, Daniel Hack on. rse captain Of
brig made the comp plaiDt against the accused,
setting forth thet the property in question
was in bis care and cuatody. The ocer procured vt
hoc ia Water street. about s75 OF tbs geld coin, which
tire preonsr said vas part OF the stolen money. Tae
accutd was conveyed before Justice B.Gast who
mitted him TO prison for trial.
Alsgei CidfD II Ferjt0y.--An ex policeman named
Ja.aes S,ott was Yesterday arrested garrant issued
by Justice stuart charge Of perjury, 10 swearing
falsely TO certain charges made against Lieutenant Dunn,
of the Teeueth ward police, BY the said Scstt in which
he alleges that Mr.. Dunn was, certain night stag
gerng the street fro the effects Of intoxlcston.
Lent Dunn shows by two wtne that on the
night in question he perfectly sober and In addition
TO that evdepcs Mr. Dunn is strictly temperate
The charge is Supposed to have been aads by Scott out
Of tho two parties being opposed TO each other
The magistrate detained Scott tor further sxamnstion
AsgquhinJ q Grter.--Two young men, named Dennis
and Ierranee Mcclure, arrested by otcers Bgey
aud Wiltt Of tie Fifth ward police charge oi en-
ting the grocery store kept by Henry Fnker at No. 4
reenw !ch atcet and there computing An assault OF
Mr.. kinkeys They both taken into CUSTODY, Ans
the magistrate held hcm 10 bail In the sum OF $500 each
to apAWer the charge.
LIZA HAAxAa CAL - .ssI lad al Alslv0cAo oa .al
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The CHICAGO FIRENEN.-On Monday aFsernoon
Mr.. Gallagher, assistant foreman Of Liv q Oak Nm
sns Company N0 nd a. ien neg dows !. s n tho
Clark, ex.foreman of No. a.. told him that tho fJ;
nois lremen were here, and no one q receive them
Frank Of course, couldn't let thin r 90 OFF So and
they waited on the strangers to assertain Il anv
company had rendered them he 6pitalitv. or was to
take. charge of them. The foreman told Mr..
Clark that he was to hay'1 note from No.
- 3, =, hSse .s, Company BY four o'clock. Mr..
but next morning he visit ed them and learned that
no communication had teen received. Mr.. Clark,
having spoken to the 1--we Oak Laddes the prcvisus
Live OK Engine r.omuanseNo eeS "A, which was ac C.
ccpt$d. Soon p.fcr committee from Al, consisting
Of Francis Clark, James Gallagher, and Edward
COX, waited upon the Red Jackets, escorted them
4 to the cara and proceeded to the Crystal Palace.
After viewing the objects Of interest thorc they par
took os collation., ad N the evening were cscofssS
10 the Broadway Tbsatey-f81ssx's Jsssasl
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COiOnens' InGussts.

SUDDEN DEAm.-YesteIday Coroner Gamble held in
quest At the Thirteenth Ward station house, the body
OF Jehn Wornbscker, German by birth, aged thirty
years, who was taken iii at the corner OF Rvington and
Clinton streets, and conveyed TO the station house whore
ne died in about half an hour verdict rendered
OF Death caused by sere apoplexy.D
DrAIH BY DRowyisd.-Coroner Wilhelm yesterday held
Inquest on the body Of called James, about 30
years Of age. found yesterday morning floating 10 tha
Fast river, pisr ~ The deceased recognised
q James ---, late a watchmsn on board the steamer
Ca,aine The deceased belonged TO Bridgeport Connsc-
ticut where it said, he has wife residing. The de-
ceased had been SICK, and was rather nem perate.
verdict was rendered OF "Desth by drowning
DEATH CAUSED CAwpHISE EArloeloS Coroner WI
helm yesterday held m inquest, at No. Al Oak street.
the body II Mary Ann Holnes nine years Of age born
in this city, who to her death by the accidental
explosion OF ctmphine lamp Mrs. Murphy the moths
OF deceased. il SCENE, filing lamp With camphi 40
when it exploded and set ire TO the deceased causing n
Jury whieh resulted in death. Mrs. Murphy and he
husea nd we're aso badly burned NJ the same tim g.
verdict rendered that decea sed to her eat,
rom ourrs accidentally recsi'si oy the expos' Of
camphine lamp
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FROM osx srso.AL Russzn.

: SECOND DaY.
FROM ogx sPEUAL RRex1W.
cAxDu, Sept. 2, ISss
The Court Of BsAops assembled this mornlAg ct -
O'Clock and proceeded TO buianess Bshep Brswnsa -
the chair.
The proceedings comnsDosd with tAs rssaing Ct ths
Ltany, By 6ishop Smith, Of kentucky.
After prayer was conciuded, Bishop DoAHE rose ana
moved that the meeting should be . public oas. -
hs wished to have the proceedings accessible 70
tbs public. He spoke at great usth upon sts nsies.
saying that the court had nors tho sprsaranee q
Spanish Inquisiuon than fair Protestant trial
AT the conclusion of his speech long debate sasaDA
between the court, which lasted several hours H
Presenting Bshops, being informed Ct the motasa,
made: no objection TO II, and II scacrdingy IN
the public should be admitted or mot.
puriog the DAY the following members Of tho court -
sns
ern New York and Hopkins. q Vermont.
During the loug debate which took place on B.ssH
Dosr6's motion the ceygym ymen OF the di0oess Of hoW
Jersey and the Representatives Of the New York -
phscslphia obliged to stand outsds In ~
them n ON the heat Of the sun
AT o'clock p. NJ the reporters informed tiah
by %sosy of o ss The issrnsS Scdy
ai journed until 1oh O'Clock the next morning.
mt committee @ s .~ s1'S jersey
into the court room.
The Doan0 party arc very indignant At tho refusal q
the Bshops to admit the clergy and lay Of New JeC.
tey Who had from all directions In order to b
sent during tn. trial It will also be decided Whether
the changes contained in the presentment worthy e
notice. and whether they serious enough to plaza
the n,hop on trial tho house should come 70 las
win then adjourn to Burlington, wsere, Mosday,
his tris with closed DOORS win take place Bshop Doas
many dsnounce the conduct of tho Presenting Bishops
prosecuting and malignant stating that the chsgs
are al srOundess, and have not the Least fouadato.
whatever
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Liza HAAxAa GAIL ssAss lisa Al At!avScao, ". 10
Ma eyta lQS 1ssSs,
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OFFICIAL.
Common Council Of the City Of New Orleans,
BOARD OF ASSISTANT ALDERMEN.
Sitting nf March, roe,

w WHEREAS General Assembly Of the sa,a a,
louisiana entitled IAN Act relative the city Orleans
proved March is 1880 provides that Munich
panty shall hx and decide on the amount Of be
shall cause to be made out budgets estimates exhibiting the
tens Of expenditure including the
to be incurred by the Municipality during current year.
for the urban and rural parts thereof which budgets estimates shall
b published In French and English, the papers said NUM-
y during atleas thirty days before the meeting
ils shall fix and decide the of assessed
And Whereas virtue the Assembly,
February 1854 the several Municipalities of city of New
Orleans have been onsodaed and by OF subsequent a
proved the date the late city Of Lafayette Parish Jeer.
has become incorporated portion Of the city Of Orleans.
and is governed by all the laws relating to the same;
And Whereas the and duties of the
said city Lafayette ,hsve deyovd upon ill., the
Common Council, by virtue Of the act aforesaid;
And Whereas ordinance has been passed defining aud
rural limits Of the city,
Therefore, in conformity with the provisions Of the s
1885, and of resolution adopted this day. following budget ia pub
hed and notice hereby given that thirty first pub
cation hereof the Common Council will decide on tbs
be levied the Of 1854
STATEMENTo OF PROBABLE EX PENDITUREs ron 1879
SURVEYORS DEPARTMENT. ~
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OFFICIEL,.
Conseil Commun de la Vile de la Nile. Orleans,
CoNsEu. DIES Assistants ALDERMEN.


|
" ATTENDu ace de PAsmblse iutitule
Aee relAi Ia vile do la Nouvele APPROVE 10 Mars
est pouvu quun Conse quelcouque dos Municipalities
" pase etabr lie montant dee dts
s eonnaire 10 budget ds yes dspnses proabes comp
monani dea depenses Muncpae pendant pannee
pour les parties ruus budget
ohe s"ncas ct journal oee dc la dite Mu
pendant au moins rens jours sasee les ds
ou mon'Hnt des taxes qui deyront ao
FL aisndu que en- vertu dun
lie 70 1881 les dvsrSe Municipalities dte VILE de Ia No
ont etc consoideesi ct ae
pprcuve lie meme jour Tex vile de Lafayette Paros M I.
ee norpoee parte de la Vile de Nouve rlsapa Of
gouvernse les msmes lois que cele-ei;
It, nttsndu les ct les deyois
Ia dis vils de Lafayette appaeunen mantenant
uune, yertu du susiit aetej
E aendu qnuns ordonnane etc pas mtes ur
bsnes de la willie;
I'm consequence commencement dispositions IS mars
1880 resolution sdop4e jour- budget suiyant eat public
ct est par prente dome ouJs apfes Ia
publication de cecil lie Conse prsdea 6.er 10 mon,,s
seron levees abesux pou
FIAT DIES DEPENsEs PRoBABLEs POUR 1853
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Specifications for the Laying OF Brick sidewalks bor-
dered by Curb Stones and Wooden Cutters ON
both sides of EeIcree street, between Esplanade

Specifications for the Laying Brick Sidewalks
dered by Curb Stones and Wooden Cutters on
both sides of EeIeree street, between Esplanade
and Rampant streets, in the Third District
The sidewalks shall be iafeet wide.
These shall be laid win lake bricks Of bc, ous
ss S asI must saS ss q w..
up with sharp sand and coating Of il half an inch thick
shall % broken a@ms level Or
Sn % ' ' S
R the Snr1i sr at nj own e.psn and well @sd until
81 bricks which shall be properly hsa bone,
cage Otherwise shall 10 rejected
cuRB STONES OF THE SIDEWALKS
Hewed and dressed curb shall line the sidewalks North
ID sides from hree 70 II es long thirty deep They
to Ss % SSs S s' slS % @ y y
sss sas s r. ss ss s iGas.
levels which WILDE given By The shall
adjoining be sGa fixed and the
respse and no curb
Il no ssa Ss a ~ or as sS three feet and
he adjoining gutter shall be admitted in the work.
Cutters Of the best swai seasoned eypre,, ,s
shorter are ham, Ss
srd Ten inches s as en MINI there and
diameter through suitable the gutter pSnRs,
plank the curb mas,e other Or
sysy eight thereof these cypress braces 81 po
than four fee, long BY eight inches vide and Two inches thick
to said gutter with at least the five inch spikes
sunk BY and one hall inch h
dry firmly ammed g that the gutter VII In
S as d s s m NJ ' arr a ~ sss e. s
sys across and osvssd one side tha
The work finished within sixty days from the date Of the an
s PER Day for essy sss not sCmPsd
formance Of the contract. ~ f
s@pssa tie Rss %
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VILE MaIs isssAvis pubc par e prf
slSne
Fsie4 Jsckon, du cote Jersey
Felee ct Ia Unite suPeeure VILE ques sont
quses de iare placer de eonnes e. sodes ba fasie
ttes dsa de default
dtes ordonnancs Cou
sell de exyie de lafayette, spprouvse is{s
mills J, yOLIS, Cymmisssire des Russ
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STREET COMMISSIONERS oFFICE Citv

~ Hail. March a. ssSPabic hereby given 10 ali persons
ground on both sides Ellen street. Felicity Road
street. and west side Of Jersey street
w. Z q ne CITY, that they requested good
enee 10 be erected the front line within thirty
& sh date hereof and in dan shall tho 30
~ tns expense Of the properties
mills JpIIS Strast {, on,raissoasr
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Certified be true cOpy HEYLiGER Secretary. mhas
R. FIRST PRECINCT "A, e kamsG' q
sEdoSD Coffee
oJames Dunlap James Golding E. b. Osborne. CleIksJ
Monaghan y NJ Converse F. H. Quick cleIkThOma Diamond,
FOURTH PREcINcT Epgne-heqse No. Ip.peetOr.-J
rFEG sSs1: W A
4s E. e. S
sisvsr eISP' %ss;R Rssa.a. iilist
GIsa1 rRbcISGT Cont! Hotel Cost
ninth At Salvador Prass .hou.e corner OF
ea,om fs and Rampant Harris John
AsSs & w. aSs1 cs.irs
IRsps9rsw Andry A. Michel l. Leblanc ccrks-Ap hcne
sLayESna T.. Orleans
s as g. sa MSss aS
THIRTEENTH fREcfSGf fire Engine cono0v No
Ho.esa strss! asPeo-chs oniehen La sers, cOsOes
a.. g. dslas s
gSS i 1s' S' :,
inspssors-E johnson, s. Gunaul F. c. Lsve. Cara
SIXTEENTH PRECINCT AT the schoOlhOuss Breton Market,
1'PscoI Variant E. Blanc H. Parlonge.. clsrksA. Petad
ssssHIsEfam an TsEcS oTs y 5ala.
h1HiEENIH fREClNCT...k Engine house No. 8.
Heartt, T. Ianaux - - - -
NINETEENTH PRECINCT. AT Mexican Railroad Depot
nspseS,sM Baron, Pierce, NJ H. Been Daocs
ROW TTsSrsIh PRECINCT A MoPga
CleIks-R, Winn J. Iadaw.
TWENTY FIRST PRECINCT chenevle house pspec-
osJ Charbonns n Trsms D. Dumane Clerks-A Tts Jr
V. Sheldon. ~'''P
TWENTY SECOND PREcIScT...A AT Altueyers coassbOu..
SosdS " NJ p Fsrsa ls .'.ss S%o Ts
dsuf. " ~ ~ N'"A'''"-
TWENTfTHlRD PRECINCT. AT chalmeite Fire Comnanv
nsfectos-G. Aueh III. d, d. l.
clerks-RobSrt Smith, D. CLARK, Jr i' - e"ees''
r,,v A. D. CRossMAN, Mayor
Ihs above named Inspectors and Clerks requested 10 M Al
mhgs - ~ ~ N"'" 'esui'u ny A"'
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rues Esplanade ct Remparts, dams lie TrolsIe me
District.
Les banqns,tss Aurcnt u peds do iargsur
oARRELAGE EN- BRIquEs DIES BANQuErTEs.
su a a S a. s % Lac a. a as
auHs Dc sss c,.agss dsvCnt srs
surface a aa sa,rssss Avsn srs dis
us @ p s Ds q e s Is Ct nss
par i eonesus sss poDra Il %
brio De ia %
@ 81 e.
sarssss prssene une surface Plane sa rsse bar
CURB STONES DIES BANQuErrEs.
si 'sfsisss; :s ss Rs
pierre. q 0 4, plsds long sur Ssnts psas ss
a: e.. s a
sans a. moysn DC rg PEASANT trsrsrs les dts
ssa ,os Il dpIss les
susn % & curb stone dsy,a yOr
csaan nsa0s sai nd
ionee les baes dsrrsrs les curb q
sssss Ts ss. en- es
la surfaee de la rgOle attenanis
rgos serOnt es de meiear Cypress dc moulin eoupe an
sa,on de des1s Poesss large qaatre dpssu
ongasSr sne d. M poa aa ios ~ qdi
% ps sss s ssl d sss sa %on
re,e psces dams les paches psnts
srssss: g: ists e ssS
de- rro0nisa Dc hut pds hut Psds
% IL .s5s d dan mon
an bout q ira erIe at cones d blanche goe avec
pgues joue panhe Dc cype enonese de-
dix de large du ponce de ben
coues blanche iigoe. en- terre On
seche e. hen foaee &c de mane que
Bolt aoideent fat les ponees La rd
d. narr De cote devia 6 eevs surface
fous les maltfa d-von meure saae oarnIs par
lie contractant auss bieu que le travail -
lie
iajndaton parl oonse Coun Tne de 40 par or pour
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,TATEMENT OF PROBABLE RECEIPTS FOR 1858
NOTICE OF ELECTION UNDER THE NEW

~ CoNsT7TT1,,,h1 .T nnON U1sDEit he NEW
1u5iicEs OF THE SUPREME COURT OF STATE of LOU
virtue OF Writ Of Election bearing 18th Of
February A. D. 1855 directed Exceency p
Governor the State Of louisiana qualified voters OF the Cy
Parish OF Orleans hereby
~ hs sts day Of lsss for CHIEF JUSTICE
tIAIE JUSTICES OF THE SUPREME COURT THE STATE OF
for the First and Second Dsirctsth District
ar as me Parish Of Orleans extends comprised that portion
ne fAi OF rleans the right River and
that portion Of the City Of liz line extend
ing from the River Mssppi along the middle until Il
TIE New Canal and thence down said Canal the
h said Second District ds Il
ed Of that portion of the City Of Newoeans
extending middle
Orleans Canal thence TO the Lake
The Polls will be opened o'clock A. NJ until p ~ of .d sv
at the Precincts be the
aud Clerks to be appointed by the Board
The Election to be conducted md the duplicate the
unl erslgned according 10 law. " -
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