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MAYoRALrY OF NEW ORLEANS.
- - COMMON COUNCIL
City of New Oriean,. December Sd, 1855.

City of New Orleans, December 3D., 1856
1,,y No. 412 ,zi s
hereas, By reason of The alteration of the leye
aaae ey the City Surveyor, EspIanade street, be
tween ROBERTSON and Claiborne streets, Second Dis
trie portion the bricks of the sidewalk have bee
removed by the workmen of the city. and have neye
oeen replaced and whereas, each day of retard in III
completion OF said work increases the deterioration
Ss shresosrsa That the Street Commissioner be and il
hsiepy authorized, 10 hare, without delay, the sai
AK put tn the same state in which il befors
the change ofleyel Of said Esplanade street. proyide
u does not cost more thano hundred and fty dol
f. lslgnedl +. l.. TRACY.
: - President Board Assistant Aldermen.
tnlsnedl VI J, J. LUGENBEHL, :
President Board Of Aldermen.
d Lstgnedl .lelJoHy u LEWIS. Mayor. .ass
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5sa s4ssi0sa asSSa "a, ss,ass y ss.o-i } lssss
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n ANOTHER REVOLUTIONARY TEsrMosY rorHE
JUsTsEss OF OUR iPRNclPLEs.-Insa In an oration
delivered at the request of Congress, by General
Henry Leeson the death of Gen. Washington,
December 20, l7as, that Revolutionary patriot
used the following eloquent langusge.ogg hti
Methinks see his august image, and hear
falling frem his venerable lips these, deep sink
ing words: Cease, sons Of America, lamentine
on separation! Go on and confirm by your
wisdom tho fruits Of our joint efforts, and com
mon dangers! Reverence religion, diffuse know
iedge throughout your land, patrouize the arts
and sciences. Let liberty and order be insepa-
rable companions. ~ Control party spirit, the
bane OF free Observe good faith
70, and cultivate. peace with all nations. Shut
up every avenne to foreign influence; contract
rather than extend national connection; rely
on yourself only. Be Americans in thought.
word, and deed. Thus will you give imrrior-
tality TO that Union which was the constant OBJ
Jeet OF my terrestrial lahors thus will YOU
preserve undisturbed to the latest posterity the
felicity OF people to me most dear: and thus
will you supply Gf my happiness is now aught
to you) the only Vacancy in the round Of pure
bliss high Heaven bestows.i s.assaa t4ls ; 545sG
Such were the sentiments Of General Lee, Of
Virginia, attributed to the Father of his Coun-
try, and which perfectly coincided with those
he expressed during his life. Such are the
principles against which the administration Of
Franklin Pierce and the whole foreign party
are waging war, and for the svowal of which
they prescribe patriotic Americans ssa cYi
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= I NU Zf5U
RsSotvea That the contract entered into bet en- the
City OF New Orleans and L. D. White, with Richard
Condor, security, passed before Pani e. Theard No
larry, on the 3lst OF March, 1856 repairing paved
streets of The Sixth Section for year for reason OF
neglect the part OF the contractor 10 comply with
The specifications Of his contract be and the same is
hereby declared null and void.
- [Signedl r. L. TRACY, 1ji
~ President Board of Assistant Aldermen
5l5 [signed IL J. LEGENBUHL,
s. President of the Board OF Aldermen
Approved December 9, 1885, - . i 57..f--i' u
Id [Sgnedl JNO. L.. LEWIS, Mayor.
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CHANCE FOR A Coon ISyEsrMEsr. Professor
Robert Hare, Of Philadelphia, has received from
. spirit the following information in regard to
the financial pecnliarities Of the other world:
.'Hence it will appear that we have no occa..
sion for gold or silver, which perisheth with the
using, but the currency OF moral and iateAec-
taat WORTHY coined in the mint of divine lave.
and esssyed by the standards of purity and
truth. s Our bank, whose charter Is eternal, and
whose notes are never subject TO fluctuations
and always payable on. de.aaad, is none other
than the great bank OF heaven. hose capital
stock consists Of, an in6nitude Of divine love,
mercy and benevolenee. Of which our Heavenly
Father is president and director, and in which
his beloved ehildren, the Thoie human family ).
are shareholdsrs. ~ s .sIs - 60 s .s,a...
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w HISKY-50 bbis Monongahela Rye, for
sss = JOSEPH LANDS co, 10 rhoupi.eas. .ls,,,
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bbls Raw; 100 bbls Recti-
wv hed 100 bbiA Oyss Ross 500 halfBoyss Rose
os = JnsE5 4 Lambs co, 81 rsboapi.on.. sweet.
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Y A man named McNally was arrested in Bos.
ton on the 25th, charged With having committed
murdertinsfhat city hye.years hefores ,is.i5sns
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nTsPEPsIA POSITIVELY CURED.-pI

4GSPEPSIAl POSITIVELY CURED,--DR.
3ECkWIrH,s- -ANTIDySPEPTlG- PILLS. after q trial of
Twenty-Five and sustained by testimonials from
sn L. ;as United Ss9sss admitted the BEST
More than bo1ea disposed
are They with the each
ts0
tcnot physician, the
ea ne has Numbers Of shm sesfyin
Mississippi; R Rev. Bishop Rev. wn McPhsesra D.
2 Raagh, n C Hon, Geo. Seqatot U, b.
yli Ives D, Df North Carolina. Hon Jud Potter Cour
Hon. Beverly ncker RIssea, s. C asi. sanus Ne
5ost Of siInilar psrsonagss. lsfa5 =
For Syms. Morison E. B. Wheel
e. HUI Kennedy, Beach, anaby generally
Mons genuine ihe written signature JOHN BECK
WITH 81. o. whom all dealers will
lls ly-s-zaszslE Il -.s4@ sss.esssT&
EIbBERTS-25 bags for sale by - !. & !
e nall A.FaCoCERASe& l. HALL, IS Grayier street,
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I -
JUSTICE cE.-The New York Sun, neutral,
paper with Democratic tendencies pays the fol-
lowing tribute to the American party of that
State. It has q word relative to the publicity
Of the principles and movements Of the party,
which is worth attention l,ss..$ -.
It would be . great error to call the Know
Nothing victory Of Tuesday 8 triumph Of pre-
.judices or of proscriptive spirit Had the
Know-Nothings carried the State last year,
there would have been, some ground for referring
their success to the prejudices and antipathies
engendered by the peculiar composition of cur
population; hut this year they appear as a pub
Lie party with public platform. of principles,
and repudiating all proscriptiye and ali un-
republican aim. As public party, making an
open profession of their political faith, they
have triumphed in California, and as public
party they have gathered into their ranks, in
this State, thousands of citizens who would
never have affiliated With them as secret or
ganizatien 5Eh u s = tsAz4tae zs & 3.-ifsi9S
Politicians are taught q useful lesson By this
selection. They are taught that the people Of /.
New York are eminently patriotic and censery-g
atiye of the, Union and of Union principles. ~
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~ A,,HonRIRLR TRAGEDY, IA schoon-
asr named Eudora, Capt. Palmer, Of Deep river,
Conn, had been lying at anchor several days in
Long Island Sound, near Hart Island, and on
the evening Of the 2sd she was seen by persons
on shore suddenly to keel over and sink. A no.
gro had just previously left the vessel in yavl,
and the inhabitants, thinking the affair mystic
rious, captured him. He had large number
Of articles belonging to the schooner, and on
bis person werefound three pocket-books con-
tanning about $500. It was known that the
crew consisted of thyee persons besides the ne
gro, who was the cook, and it was considered
certain that he had murdered them and scuttled
the vessel, which had sunk in three fathoms Of
water. With the aid Of boat-hooks quantity
Of bedolothes and other articles were drawn up,
some of which were saturated with blood The
negro would confess nothing, and he was taken
to White Plains and secured in Jail.
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- EG ULAR WEEKLY VICKS- .-
" BURG SATURDAY PACKET Steamer &. Il. sssks.ksSa
y TRABUE-For Viekstrrz, hiilksn Bend zzzszzss<Ek
Waenion New Carthage, Grand Gn dney,
pTsoi Nataea Fors Ad. and ihs
nneen and swift rpnninS packet
~ ESlNG. at O'Clock P. NJ
~ freight taken for All ptnts having
arrangement with p osneet
F9 4 NJ Jaraa
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(. .,sss,,,.,-s- L No. -2413-
fso'es1 That the contract entered into between The
ety eIy oi New Orleans and John Ahern, with John
Hends.son James Gbney and J. H. Carter Co, as
secnIities passed before Paul II. Theard, Notary on
me 2sh Day Of January 1856 for cleaning the paved
ana nnpavsd streets. and keeping in repair the un-
paveo srees or the First Ward for one year
Of neglect The par, of the 10 eouIy viii,
me OF his contract, be- and the same Is
hereby. declared null and void 4 eSa5.f 5-E 'S1
" tSigned] &, q ,,-sys5 55, E, H., TRACY
I, President Board OF Assistant Aldermen.
'lsignsdI tt,1 J.Ji LUGENBUHL, ~
= 4. .s,ft- H,4 President Board Of Aldermen,
Approved December 8, 1855 - '',s''.s
d4 q tsisnsdl JOHN Z. LEWIS, Mayor
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: LOUISIANA. A.-The Plaquemine Sentinel, of Sat.
urday last, states that the sugar and molasses
crop Of the present season, will berthe shortest
experienced for eight years. Bayou Plaauemine
is in good navigsble condition. e7 sss5 {.
The Fsrmeryille Enquirer. Of Thursday last,
has the following paragraphs: ts5e q 't5,'q, q
E. The Ousehita river is in fine boating condi-
tion; already have several boats come np, and
we think from present appearances the rise is
9 permanent one, and that our planters will
have an opportunity Of early shipments this
season es71 s' stia y 5f9 72 ~ T4a g - s9tss
rs We have heard much complaint by the far
fmers Of this parish, that the worms are destroy
ing the corn both in the field and crib. ii ap-
pears to be small red worm about the size of a
skipper, and whom it is full grown webs up and
comes out q small bug, like unto wheat weavil.
Our farmers are much alarmed as to the result
of these little vermins Us aet flas
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LEATHER STORE, No. 81 CmARTREs STREET
I .EON PIERRE 4 Co.. otfer for sale French
Lsshsr SHOEMAKER findings Hal Trimming. large
OF French rscy Arets' henmsstpncas noai i'm
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Es0R OUACHITA RIVER u For .<z
H. canien B.s.h Eiiis Chsmpsspolls, Pigeon q
thls, Nse saIin. AihbAra Landing, OaaebiIa Guy
MoEih dArbou, Trenton, Monroe Bluff Coiasa maj.
satg Tfipiy and sl nsmdiAts !andngTIs fine fast
LOUISA Frank Keeling MASTER
di,pAssh. For freight or pssa appiyto
d2 LEWIS sNAPP CO, al Rrent sweet.
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so III tzlzflsis = q n s- l55als,sE Z ssz1ifSNkL
taslts she.sJ- ~ - agssz,as.ss
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HNsFRBsFfeN- IN -v6G4L MUSIC. sT5yss
THOMAS j. MARTIN, of ths odest " -}g
thts city, viii give Laasohs in this accomplishment
lanee = sirlsa.n His ability is too we'd known to re-
alre recommendation,
"a tsfs1H ?. P.P.TERIEIS, Ss.s canpsssest MI
.nosfz
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B YELLOW FRvER, Notwithstanding the frosss $
and occasional cold tho last month or so,
the yellow feyer--or . fever closely resembling
it's still lurking about, rendering every one
more or less uneasy. 3's y a'aAsE9st ,fss1ii14fi
f Reports reach us Of some six or eight cases, ~
in all, within the past two weeks, at Mr. Dona-
hoes, two mile from Raymond, ON the Cooper'sl
Well road Two deaths have occurred The 1
remaining cases are doing we'll. ssss5sls f5ss s,
~ .8ssl Is Kinds Miss. Gag. 2Sth.
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[ No. 24S2 ] r. =
RssoIred That the contract entered into betweenthe
City OF New Orleans and Thomas Hynes, with John
Melville, security, passed before Paul f. TheaFd no.
tary, the 2ath day of January 1885, for cleaning the
nnpaved streets Of the Seventh Ward for one year,
for reason Of neglect the part of the contractor to
comply with the specifications of his contract be
and The same is hereby declared null and void. ~
h sISignedl !5F.5,r ~ E, l.. TRACY,
l., ,5 =s President Board Of Assistant Aldermen
fSignedl7 t3 J.. ]. LU6ENBUHL,'
IS az5E @sssL{s President Board Of Aldermen
Approved December 5, 1856.
s ID Tsignedl JOHN L. LEWIS. Mayor ~
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COTTON PLANTATION FOR SALE 60
A PLANTATION situated on Little sgass
tR Bayou Sara Creek an The Parish c West FeieanA Il IH
miles from acs Landing, s~z-
tanning aeo acres n ep'iyAsu Is OF
best parish AL good,
Dwelling uay being eomnodious and wei! instructed The
.srns wi be 5 price low For parteulars, apply D.
MANDEviLLE & MclLHENNY,
mas I'm ''zet 80 - - = New Orleans :.
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ia Josiah R, Bailey, one Of the first operators Of
the telegraph. in this country, and for long
time chief operator in the Washingt on ofEse Of
the Magnetic Telegraph Company, died ir Au.
gusta, Georgia, on the 18th plt,
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D OCULAR TUESDAY -WEEKLY -.

I'D EGULAR THURSDAY WEEK -
M Gly Packet L RANK LxONRor Prnos.ou l.ssbaestESa
Aass.sa' fnens,s roSs skiP~A Landing Lake Pre-
aa'ahes aud Fors AdamThe segat running rs
ssnBe packer FR ANK LYON H. Es,is
for me above every TIL RsDAY PM For
ifsight or Pslasse, npFly on bosrd or 70
t. b, SMITH, u New Lave street.
Bs. will cot be responsible package
containing lsrsty onsr sAusbie unless bills
taken pscyrg the
for valuable with clerk passengers
eontAirsd IA ihs baggage.
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CsOTTON PLANTATION FOR 81. .E-ssssa

4 40TrON PLANTATION FOR .Sa1.E-gsssssss
one Thousand acr vsiuAbIs Cot Lam 45Otg
s a "a IN the RoundAway Bayou az bas
flehmonn ii laF re Is ou the COED Dwelling HOUSE, Cotton
Sheds Stables, further parcalars aply on he yrs
muses. TO zsgi = lasl Z - 7 4 .fLH
sst JOSIAH sTaNBRorSH orto as 5 r,
ss 'tN-'t f'f' . "a! 0p'sss ss s3Ssst aa,,
slst5snS tlzAses. $ - s-ae - ttifli 4 = -
- j 9 AgA94s0 A IS
- '5 -sssa. ~ = d, ,sl1 1.s .. s1,EtyW atsEsFsf
IS s .--= Yalel sisz-i2 -sss9& : n
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u. States Tri-Weekly Mail LING,
FROM NEW ORLEANS 10 VICKsBURa.
E,yOR DONALDSONVIhLE PhA- -
a. QUEMINE. Baton Rouge Pert Hudson, Bavon
Sara, Red River Laading' Fort Aism hatcher, Wa
Rodnsy ST. Joseph Grand Gulf
PRiaCESe, Capt. Holmes, TUESDAY P. NJ
SOUTHERN BELLE Capt. we'll, tn URsDAY ats p NJ
NATCHE2, ,Cspt. LeAthera, SATU RDAY, at P. 81.
Tie above mentioned splendid Packets will
their regular days rhpnt
sutrasted 70 their will be promptly and faithfully
Freight taken 5nr If W.
Of Boats Nieksbug wit
without s1tra charge.
Anibg money eweiIy oEhe yauabs unes regular Bids
aiing Specifying tie contents
paid vauabss aeped With the CLERK By the
in their -.a5 ts
CARROLL, ,pRlrcHARD + CO.,
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Tbs Prcrrof calling The attention
op with feeling OF the uoss confidence virtues
the disease, which 1t
article,
American people,
BY the prrusut and w khown physicans
ndydaas in all the country s immense The following
rem State submitted referng who
I'LL Memorabia,D Practical Receipt Book
Families be had gratis Of al The Agents
Bitssra = = =
Principal and Msnuiatory 9O Arch PhsdsIphA
SF Sold Wholesale keai Co., 1871
chsrtcep New oleau and by pnss generally lYAW
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{ No. 2i65 =
Resolpsa, Thai permission be granted 10 Louis Low
erng 10 eotnue his slaughter-house in its present
ocalityn in the Fourth District, the ito continue
during the pleasure of the Common Council. z "a
w., tsigned) D., I, TRACY, a,5,' :
,.=9 President Board Of Assistant Aldermen.
~ (signed) 9fE9 ~ j. J. LUGENBUHL, ~ ii 9
~ : sa9Fq President Board Of Aldermen,
Approved December3 g. 1856, q e, 2
ISignedl JOHN l.. LEWIS, Mayor.
true copy. THos. THKARp, See,y. ds
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HnPELOU SAS RAILROAD sxv /.
W ssesm-r SOUTHERN sTAR-Nsw Or. Le34HkSP
leans 70 FEanklu-Thro by Dayght-Ths ee-
CANT snd swift low SOUTHERN run.
ming from tho terminus Of the opoours Railroad, Tsis
Kin md landings for The tranpo:stica Of
gers sht freight making daily
aw LII CALDWELL. A. CO. B.wk plaza
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s aUV. UAHDNEK IKffNG HIS HAND At TIE ADJ
ArNsTRArfoN GAaE.-A dispatch from Boston
Of, the 24th says: s'iA Tsas7szsl#s 4 500 sFl 81
Governor Gardner and the Council are now
progressing in the good work OF decapitatiug
the Freesoif Office holders appointed last year,
and who proved false to Americanism at the re-
cent election. In addition to the fish inspector
(Mr. Atwood,) recently removed, and several
district attorneys who dreamed themselves safe,
it is rumored that d. S. Jones, Warden Of the
State Prison, is In the same category, and must
walk the plank. How this gentleman should
have failed to support for re-eiection the Go.
vernon who appointed him is quite incomprehen-
.sible, as the emoluments Of his Office are equiv
alent to $4,000, with patronage in appointing
under officers TO good salaries only second to
that of the Governor II 5s K .sIs5z - i
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EL0UR-2 900 bbls St. Louis Extra, in SUI
II psfior order, land 'nz, for sale by sF
ol2 lIN J.t.KESSEDY CO. Tehsuppulas srsesse
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Rsso!sed That permission be and the same is hereby
given 70 oehmichen y. LGler to erect small siean
ST. Louis and Toulouse streets provided The same he
put n iire proof building in accordance with law
me same to remain during The pleasure oftbe Common
lSignedl f. L. TRACY.
President Board OF Assistant Aldermen
" ( [Ssnedl ,ssa s. +, J. LUGENBUHL. + ~,
President Board OF Aide rnen.
Approved December 3, 1855. 4
d [signedl JOHN L. LEWIS. Maxor n
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Resolred That the contract entered into between the
City of New Orleans and Z, .. White, with Richard
Condon security, passed before Paul E. Theard No.
,ary on the 2sd day Of January 1855 for the
unpaved streets OF The Third Section for oe year for
reason Of neglect onlhe part of the contractor 10 com
same Is hereby declared null and void. y F''E7
aE Isignedl ''> E. L. TRACY,
President Board Of Assistant Aldermen.
B4 (Signedl So ]. J. .ItGENBUHL
Eu.f President Board of Aldermen
Approved December 8, 1856
d4 [signedl JOHN Z. LEWIS, Mayor ;. Z
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s4l@.=,-s= "A No 24sS 4 .ss .zrz..z...,
Resolved, That Matthew Ryan and Henry McGinn
be and they hereby accepedas securities for
Gallagher, as waichman of The city work k-house
y [Signedl 2 sH E. L. TRACY, g.
"A q President Board OF Assistant Aldermen
II s [Signedl 5r,7-,,s, ]. J. LUGENBuHI,
s' President Board Of Aldermen p
Approved December O. 1866. - 6s is.z..
a. ISigned] 5eJNo, L. LEWIS, Mayor.
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&a4 s9S s4s{sta @a NUMRER fqg
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s57s gE3l Z No. 1884 NJ % ..s 4.- i 5.e
Rssolc.d, That permission be and is hereby granted
w, ". Wright 10 relain his saugher-house, in It's
present location, in the Third District on ST. Claude
street, between Port and Ferdinand Streets during
the pleasure of the Common Council. 80 p 7s.
(signed] f.gs "a. ..sseaz (, E. L., TRACY gt-
NJ Zr5z President Board of Aldermen.
Gsigned] #' j. =. LUGENBUHL,S Si3
| fss g [3ttsssf President Board Of Aldermen. vi
Approved December !, 1850 g -45 81 sss7a VI s a.
| d4 [sgnedl = JOHN L. LEWIS. Mayor. s ~.
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E9ORT HUDSON AND WATER, ss.p :
LOO PACKET NEW LAT0NA, Emile Ieh2feiIT
Gross mastsr having been thor1usaly ovsIhaasd and
leaving Nav Orleans every FRIDAY, at O'clock A. NJ and
esers MONDAf, att oeiotkP NJ - =
LATDaA Mill Monday and
Thursday M lehdngs the Coast Donsdsor easoa Gouls
Bstou Rouge Lbds Hudson
all landings For freight passage having superb
tiers apply oa2 sm
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f. REMOvAL-REM0yAL. p ra r. e. d
III b fAS & 60. have removed to the corner Of
sravisr, Fuit and ssw Larss Streets sais 3n
= ,sf VINCENT, C0NFECTI8NER,
Corner Of Canal and Carondeet streets,
HNTILL on the 10Th Of November, open his
saOoatar he gaTeeo Of Offering Lunch 70 tls Ledsg,
oniEr Islies lohse Chocolate Ice Cream, e. s
Ierms-Tan u s
Table II o'clock P. NJ. He ayails
pef Of opposnnl having
th best Fraea cooks h. Will all unsrs parties
weddings, eta, nefs an y
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a3 !, M : ] s b a l-..l q ~ .
Rgso.sedi ihat permission be- and is hereby given
ery No i3s Old Levee street, agreably 10 The ord-
nahces oi The cy regulating The erection of such es-
me same 10 remain during the pleasure OF
'tS ooMnoA SouheH. Wy rE-s4l st 4{l n si stsc
r.. Isigneal st.st isalsds E. L. TRACY, ssssa
PRESIDENT Board Of Assistant Aldermen.
llslgnedI .graJ. i. LUGENBUHL, *
.aI, President Board OF Aldermen. rs,
"a [signedl JOHN L.zLEWIS, Mayor, t5s
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r,,.t ~ 5 = s President Board of Aldermen
s. [Sgned1 E. L. TRACY 81
President Board Assistant Aldermen.
Approved November %, 1906. zs,z, % i z-szlz..
p, s.ss a[Signedl JOHN l.. LEWIS, Mayor. =
Notice hereby given that on TUESDAY the 4sh inst
viii adjudicate at my Office, at Il o'coekM the above
contract. [dll3 s o. DEBUYs, Comptroler. &
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CIY q New Orleans and Michael Tafpey, with Jas
WEI w eisn and nd John Wolfe as secuT,es passed before
faui ". theard Notary, on the 18th day of Apriis
,of cleaning the paved and unpaved streets of The
highth and Nisth Wards for year, for reason Of
nsgecl oa tae part Of the contractor 10 comply with
ne spechcations of his contract be, and the same is
hereby declared null and void 1bi5 sd EIl1 ). {
5 (Signedl t,,..sr,s, s.a e. L. TRACY, ,,i,ss
- President Board of Assistant Aldermen.
l., lslgnedIi EH9Ae: J.AJ. .IUGENBUHL,a c
Approved December g. 1855 = 7
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hssofped That be- and The same IS hereby
y n. barnes tocontinne his soap factory
Sal'aoiomew street, between Urquhart and Morales
pleasure Of the Common Council. s3.Ts,rT :,
tSignedl E t. TRACY sSf
/ President Board Of Assistant Aldermen
ts'gnedl y - - s4s j. j. LuGENBUHL. *
President Board OF Aldermen
Approved December .. 1855 S4lsG rsifl s'ri:
"a Signed JOHN L. LEWIS, Mayor
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- WIll lsaye Ga FKIDAY, Dec. 5lh al O'Clock P H.
ES0R MEMPHIS The fine and N-
u asS,..anss BELEAsT, Geo; V. Taylor. leal3eeEys
,anssr, VIII iesvs ioi Msmphts, Hplona Dsits,
Fon Nhposen eAues and Gortop Landings, coiuba
ys L4Es Ws.hng'oo Lake Frovdnes Yieksbug, and
Bends. soF 'rStght Q. passage, spply board,
+ l.i.S 80 fq' LEWIS SNAPP, 81 Front strset
w The BELFAST will taxa all plantation way :reeh and
pa..snser ior 81 Lel. Loa.' Chsnna and Naahvls