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LEGAL NOTICES.

T1o THE COMMON CoUNCTLroITY OF NEW
the sidewalks leyelled graded and gh bricks with he
sab aa Eg to
sides Of Claiborne except such
% me ana widening o'A'0ofs
Names frent 90 % cseo5ns
Geo Logan g feet INCHES lines seuzeneaa g
fss il &
Nh ~ s %s al e. f ss ara II
Il efss Al & ese f 81 s Gs g sS
Beaums 80 feet inches L s1rg 90 feet A. Bienvenu IS
"a q true sopy ) s'' - cHAs. CLAIBORNE
w 49, Secretary of the Board of Aldermen
Az ,c 9 3;1 D !.E; VILE 5 , DE Ia Mou-
que majce des propetaiIe exgee par
mende vos pren Sotrs de-
youl9i une ordonnanee ee aire
De Ia rue Claiborne depns de asqua "a rue
e5fs DE- 'd dc '
face des terrans necessaes pour rouverre
Noavelle, Orleans mai Ter 1856.
Edmond soniat deuS terrans $50 ped pour Nine
F. Logan, Geo "; Logan Jr 1862 peds 7pouces gnes r
psdz pEI
hgs afae 5f aii
terrains 90 peds Felix Robin ia pieds segn l2S pes
Louis j. Fgero 12S pieds Eide Beaume 80 peds pouce
L. Surg Sc pieds A. E. Benvenu, 81 piedsoal 22O pieds
l ponce blgnes. S
10 mai 1856, pour copie conforne Vorgina. ~
CHARLES CLAIBORNE,
my2o 1awst Secretaire du Conseil des Aldermen.
ITO THE COMMON COUNC1L-c1rY OF NEW
ORLEANSThe petition of the undersigned respectfully
sowett That the majority required by section I9 New
body pass ordinance the effect Of Smelling twenty
feet wide through the centre Of Claiborne street. north
side of the middle ground in said street and extending
Bernard Avenue to Champs Elysees street.
Names Of owners ...
Edmond sonat 67 feet enches; for Mrs T. Logan Geo W
Logan Jr g. feet inches 6nes p Seuzenea Ga feet p
large 12S feet Johan A. Langhauser IL inches;
Verbeck 2S feet L. F. Forstal go feet Felix Robin III
feet j. segin 28 feet L. surgi sc fee-Tota 1874 feet
| inches and lines.
| "a true copy CHAS. CLAIBORNE, ~
| Secretary Of the Board of Aldermen.
| May 18th, 1856. my20 lawSw
| AU CONSEIL DE WILLIE DE LA NOU.
Ia veeO rlGansa petition des soussgnes Representa-
que la maore proprietares eXgee
section l9 de Ia nouvee charte sne la de
mande peonnaes prent vore honorable corps de bic
vouor ordonnance resolution Peet
coquer vote charetere de yngt pieds de argerr
CENTRE du cote nor de la Claiborne depnis la
nard jusqu'a la rue des Champs Elyses
Nouvelle. Orleans Ter mai 1856.
Mons DIES proprieaires-faee d la Claiborne:
Edmond Sona 16 pieds pouces; Nine F. Logan,
W. Logan, Jr G. pieds pouces enes p Seuzeneau,
peds; s. FARCE LBS peds; Johan H. Langhause % pied
IL pouces A Verbeck l2s peds L. E. Fostal $50 rieds
total 1874 pieds pouces lignes.
| 10 mai 1856, pour cope confnrme l'orignal.
CHARLES CLAIBORNE,
| my20 lawst Secretaire du Conseil des Aldermen.
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SUGAR AND MOLASSES. The demand has been fair,
and prices full The sales of Sugar embrace
hhds, 72Gsc for Fair Fully Fair and of Moasses 800
to 400 bbs have been sold at 4GSc gallon for Fer
menting to Choice Reboed.
FLOUR The stock light 6nd prices better with sales
of 1000 bbs of which 500 St. Louis superne co.
$50 the 100 Illinois also at Sc So and 800 Extra Illinois
at 81 60 u Dbl.
GRAIN Corn was in good request at full prices and
noticed sales Of 10000 Sacks including
300 White and Yellow Soc, 1900 also So 20Oo =
lot of 100 Prime White p bushel Oats about
400 sacks, St Louis disposed of at 40c bushe
noticed small sales of Bran at 66Gsc p 100 H.
PROVISIONS The principal sales of Pork 200 bhs
50 Mess ST. for NJ Unnspected Mess
SIT 75@sls u bb Bacon good request with sales
9ac 49, in two lots the same of Shoulders TX 30
b.. Lard held lie q ID for bbls erces
from store.. of Western Butter 60 kins Prime
sold at l5@9l6c and of Cheese 50 boxes lOsc q h.
COFFEE. We noticed sales bags which 200
at l0c $50 at 10 50 H. AS Prime from the Jonass cargo
also at lie, and so Laguayra at lls4c p ID.
INDIA BAGGING. A lot of about 40 bales taken
lie D yard
WHISKY. Still improving with sales of 125 bbls Recied
24c 100 Raw at aud DeXter at 32c p gallon.
FREIGHTS. IA ship was taken Liverpool at d for
Cotton
EXCHANGES. There was only limited business doing
at about the range of quotations:
Sterling lO91.
New York Sixty-day Bills S(lI d ct dis
Sight Checks on New York. "a a dis.
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:. s24s5os Inc. 17o,s56 Dec. 65,sl6 Dec

The Express of the Sd, says:
The show small increase in loans and SPECIE
and apparent decrease in the deposits of s9ey
actually increased S6536G2 The banks in position Of
strength and are in condition to expand their
most cheering kind There is every probability that money will
time The foreign exchanges rather working in favor
of the United States and for the present probable that
there will be extensive shipments of gold check
the export Of gold and large depletion Of the subTrea
snry which takes place this month, will tend impar
confidence in the stability of the money market.
The following extract of the Money Circular of esrs Marie
Kun forwarded to Europe by the Canada from
Boston the 4 inst 1t appears that political questions
less blended with the money and stock market:
The improvement stock and money market noticed in
last weeks circular has been fully sustained and though
the rise in stocks has been general and the extent
the market has acquired seadness having lost much Of
feves sensveness by which characterized during
several The dismissal of the British Minister has pro.
duced Oppressive effect whatever but the contrary
to have relieved the public mind Of the anxiety about the
tain issues of this long pending affair. The accumulation of
surplus capital is daily increasing, and capitalists
find difficult lend money high Of interest," hence
better outside demand for stocks The greater
matters in Europe reported by the last steamer also
have directed the attention Of Europeans to American
securities but the demand has far been principally confined
to better Railroad shares and City and County
road bonds being almost entirely neglected.
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THE COMMERCIAL DEPARTMENT.
fglew Orlta1s Nlortv Nlarket.
CRESCENT OFFICE, No. 70 Camp Street,
=. Monday Evening, June 9. 5


The week quietly The calls on me bahks were
moderate both for discounts and exchange In paper we only
learn of the negotiation the streets Of OF long dated
commercial cent In other respects mere was no chnge
In stocks and bonds we did not learn Of q sale
There is no indication whatever that the withdrawal Of the
exeouatur of Mr. John f. Champion will interrupt the good
feeling between Great Britain and the United States Capitalists
and tnancers generally, New York. regard as mere cir
cmauce and have no hesitation whatever in going on in
negotiations stocks bonds and all collateral attendants
though Mr.. Champion was never known
Agusua on Monday there but little doing in Exchange
The Banks selling checks New York at and bny
ing sight drafts from u to II per cent discount In time bills
there was variation from the of Saturday Bankers
were selling 60 days sight at IA discount Good to fair
mercial bills ruled from IL to IL discount
There but little doing in Sterling Bills Of ladng drafts
taken at 81 and clear bills at to 9 The range Of
the market did not vary materially from Saturdays
Francs neither dull brisk For first class bills Paris
direct the selling rates from 5lz to sl6other grades
from 5.221s to 61s24
The amount of cash duties received imports the Custom
House New Orleans for the month Of May, for the past three
war srpas fn11d
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Drr.rsr,,r,,s nr,r,rcu c,r,- nv, ~, ~,
III leans IN June 1s56-rhe undersigned register of the
names and residence Of a." the qualified electors Of the city Of
e" oies' hees informs MS eilow-ciuzens a ne Is now
opened in the basement Of the City Hall on MONDAY NEXT
the 9th of June at A. NJ and will thereafter continue open
The undersigned being sincerely DESTROYS of facilitating the
rSs"s dsiay ssnp y 's
sariy 6e deprived Of their tight Of suffrage In The perform
voter The following specific Information
ex cns Se 4 hr ss Of he @ parish md precinct
and he particular number Of his precinct :, i
4. How, when and where naturalized.
Every citizen natraze in any of the State or Federal Courts
naturalization unless he makes affidavit that he has lost the
s be spp p eysae f asi # e vs
5 'sgf s! e S Is @
srt % Tree ~''h"
s e! asssES hsSs Sss" 'i" %R
stating the particular whereby
State sor e m was ated BY
ssdea o the limited became State Of tie Union
Would fa Of eG Un
to tt sS:ss Is as q hd ~ss
nation and documents which the mperatvey
ssf1%s R'i
nation the of the might render it almost
cally impossible to inscbe the of qualified eecor
with the required details and certificates in time for the next
ss jss election LOUIS ST MARTIN, Register.
:, 1,r,,, -n,, ,,1,,1 ~, ~, NV, 1,7,-r
dence Of her father Saturday evening about O'Clock,
l e GIRL about thFee yeaT Oh with fair hair and ni
blne eyes mad on isht CAMEO dress ANY information
concerning her. left at either Of the Police Stations will reach
her parents, and be very thanktnly reGelyed
je9 Ns +. MCFARLAND, No. 70 Apollo street.
- uaWS-HaTS- Ts-T oWsr a ioro,e osvor.-
Ell S. "A pler larse 'Sort-
mem Vi olh iia i,iai h asd .Gn1 SaS S
g. hotils shse tia u94oie prii raalis, SWISS Cnn,
anu euHl puw Il .1so n nus assothehl u W.
caragna ana NJ IN. rev ~; i's very SGhe't.
~ oHi anu eAaihlae ior JouiselGs'
Je9 OF " foyaras slreet, neNt 70 COZ. OF CA1np.
rT1NyorpTUS
= RSCnNA5n6 casks choice CINCINNATI Sides.
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STATE OF LOUISIANA.
FIFTH DISTRICT COURT P ALLENET VS.. HIS CREDITORS.
of New Orleans. No. 913O.
NOTICE is hereby given to the Credl-
4Y of the nolven and to ali other herein ineres
ted show cause within ten days from the first publication
Of the creditors of said noyen should be approved and
homologaed according 10 law and the funds distributed accord
ingy
By order Of Court this 24h May, 1856.
m27 Il. LUMINAIS, Deputy Clerk.
ETAT DE LA LOUISIANA.
C1seu1ENE CouR DISTRICT p. AIIENET vs. SEES GRE
de Ia NouAelle, Orleans. ANGLERS. No. 9l3O.
r ES creancters tIu susait insolvable sont
IL sont par presenes notifies d'avoir deduire dix
our de premiere publication present avis rasons pour
eselles lie second tabeau de distribution presene par lie
dic DIES crancers du sust nsovae pas approuve
homologue ct les fond main repars confomeent
dit :ableau. z-'.-["z
Par ordre de la Cour ce q mai 1856
my27 g G. LUMINAIS, depute grenier.
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THE BAGASSE FURNACE. -- LETTERS PA
NAN of No. 81 Natcez street, New Orleans under the date
Of 1854 for furnace for burning Wood and Bagasse
This Furnace combines the following qualities fully
SON 'e NA' A'A> oAsot' ALE '''fA
LIST It works entirely by draugh and without the aid
Of q Blower
I'd It contains CRATE other in the interior
Sd never requires soppage OF the mill to have its ashes
cleaned ont.
4h The Bagasse stirred touched after arrives
In the furnace
5h 1t burns all the Bagasse and makes steam enough to
the mill engine steam battery, and pumping engine
This the only furnace that hiss taken off Louisiana
in compliance with the above five conditions.
This Furnace makes preteson to Bagasse alone
does not resemble other furnace In single feature Of its
which produces neither does it approach rights Of any
other party Reports circulated to the contrary 'mere
tricks of trade' known TO be false by make
Them and calculated only to deceive the public and palm off
tices that cannot stand their merits No
allowed tose make patent Furnace without authority
guaranteed in its undsurbed use and possession.
Ny Patent Furnace applicable train of kettles as to
steam boiers and prepared contract apply
ing the Bagasse boil nice in the Of kettles
under satisfactory guarantee to the purchaser
treatise the whole subject in pamphlet form, with draw
SAMUEL H. GILMAN,
jas d&W6m 81 EatcheE street. New Orleans.
NEW ORLEANS, JACKSON AND GREAT
Northern acknowledgements Arrangement0n and after
the first day of April next the Passenger Mail Trains will
commence the Summer misunderstanding Osyka at A. NJ,
ARRIVING at New Orleans at II A. M leaving New Orleans al
80 p NJ and arriving at osyka at 8 ?: N.
nls If General Superintendent.
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The year 1854 followed the of the great product of cot
ton and there also imported large quantities of railroad iron
for the Jackson and Opeousas railroads. which served to swell
the amount of duies nevertheless the importing trade of the
city condition. and the records of
the CUSTOMS generally show that not importing beyond
actual wants that h far the community Of New
Orleans Is concerned
The last monthly of the Treasurer of the United States
shows following the depoaries
on the last Monday Of May, viz .l7~"
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LEGAL NOTICES.
s,,g~ Dtsrafcr fsoUEr CyIE STATE or LOUISIANA,
10 wIora all these Presents shall conc

FrRsr DtsEafoI coUkT THS es come
SsT i. 2 + nssss
Orleans lie property hereinafter Described has applied e W
s 'ss a g ay si B. sss n ~
sa il = ct o4 @
e pgrchsssrs at Judicial sales approved me lath da5 q
hRoZ and II RsrssaS in & ts hs5o
can SET up any right title orciair and the property herein
s ss IS M 6
y end sayse
ssiSsn u so9 tsy y days ths
s MGn od hg 1sss 3 e. pHs why ne
s s @3 M 5sys ssssa u III n
xsmbes, D ls55 The matter q ne suesssse Of John
5ss of The docket Of this Court said stephen
# stss .ssa sa s do 'f as fss Of
For The two vacant los, hundred and hirtyaye
For the Its and buildings thereon dseen hndied
dollars. 800 %
Total amount 81 s., 63s 90
payable cas which was settled the following
/. I5e purchaser retained liz hands he balance
L Ss sss 40 IL a. i ts
Hundred and 8 dssrs $ dy ss 50
II aSsHssn. srzilsss s Wa ST
four hundred and sixteen dollars and twenty FIVE y. Z
drawn R y dsisndsaf infsyor p Neiasghin,
sas III e. s assa s
hundred and seventy aye dollars, So %
| and set forth in the deed Of sale with interest,
s. ssii 5. :
sbays entitled ii: i hands
/ Rd3uulcauon, t0-P1L. I'D ii
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Betien Of tBe Ntarkets.
TUESDAY MORNING, JUNE l,

TUESDAY MORNING, JUNE 10
COTTON. The supply the market yesterday very
Light and poorly assorted but with good demand the
reached fully 4500 bales Prices very generally
for the medium grades slight improvement realized We
alter quotations for those qualities accordingly
NEW ORLEANS CLASSIFICATION.
Inferior. 6If@71s Atddng Fair l1s@1l5l
Ordinary .S99}4 Fair .............L1-
Middling 95l69l05s Good Fair ........--
Good Middling.. like Good and Fine .....-@-
TOBACCO. We heard of only sale of 10 hhd pr
Yatc terms.
COTTON AND TOBACCO STATEMENT.
Cotton-bales Tobacco-hhds.
Received since :. :....,......1 7256a 1898
:. yesterday. l65 10
--l,725s02 80 3ss
176G,339 51o53
Exported to date. 661,2D6 1916
- yesterday 2,35 1910
-l,663,52l - 81 256
l026lS 1921
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DessHpten Judicial
Fourth District q hs sy ss saso
I
enq ss eae s os
by IL feet inches deep between parallel lines American
10. Of ground in the square bounded by s. Mary ST
Stark, Notary Public, under No 1sO said lot
sss chesna 5t
w ii bu ss e
consisting Of new two.stery wooden house. with gallery
Judge Of our
mn DmyIaisS 80 N. TREPAGNIER, Clerk
5Ss S5sS 81 sHS SE
9uE Stephen .,;f y T.
Dc eee cour on * die sene at enregrss il chqusme jour
&c 5
ton,ss
cour De district de- qu pourasnt
dsfans st de- erms dams aeees
eeqT s Tss m s as a. t.
pour a1Ee 9 @ de sEs s9 d
pTopse xsndae sheriff susdit L 1seme
q 81 ssss
John Timer lie de Westmore II.
No. 53 du Dosser de cette laqee Eente lie dit
Stephen NJ Wesnore Sen est Nendn acqueeur Ia
de seize cent te.cinq piasres saToir-- 45s4
Pour les deux lots vacans. Sl35 GO
Pour lie lot les batisses qui sly trouven 1890 90
Formapt IN total de. . :. :. :. sl6s5 40
payable compliant qu regee de Ia manere suvant
| vor: 20
Lacquereur retenu entire mains Ia balance due
hypothequu areur de la Conpan dssurance des Mar
cands aqele balance capital ct nteets iusqua
Fecleance billet mai 1850 Ia
rois piastres ct cinquane @ 60
TO- LIE dit acquereur pave sheriff, compliant lie
montan du jugenent ayec privilege en- favenr de VIM.
de quae cent seize piasres tcinq 4l6 q
80. LIE dit acquereur assume lie Placement dun bill
let tire par lie defeudeur favenr de VIM. Mclaughlin,
garant par privilege ansi quill est 1nenioune dams
lacte de yente, leguel billet dd du 10 ct y mai
1856 Ia de rois soixante ct Qunze
. pnStres "
40. lie dit acquereur pave sheriff, compliant lie
montant dun jugeren de Ia somme de $751; favour
du susdt Mclaughlin ansi quill est fait mention dams
montan - -. .. !. us
So. Lie dit acquesenr paye compliant dit sheriff
les frsis de yente ct de greer ct les taxes Eat
Fannee 1850; kayer LAB
Go. Lie dit acquereur Giant lie demandenr dams Paf
fare cides1s deerite retenu mains, vRlor
defamation la balance du prix disqualification;
1856
Et lie dit acquereur assume ie Placement DIES autres
dies sur In dite propriete
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ID EFRIGERATORS.-T HESUBSCRIBERS HAVE
II just received and will be constantly supplied during the
with the celebrated Louisville Refrigerator These Re-
geraors have given universal satisfaction to al that have
and there doubt it is the best Refrigerator
sold in this city, Persons wanting to purchase will do well
call and examine the above before purchasing other kind
Q. FLINT JONES,
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N0TICE TO BOUNTY LAND CLAIMANTS
The following persons fer whom have made appestion
sibe " A " NY 'Dss % oA "s soon rs pos
Mrs Henriette Pollock, John Scott.
Cornelius Goodrich, Edward Burke,
John King, Richard Stevenson.
jacques Bachemin, Mrs. Eulaa Dantilly,
Mrs Eugenia Hester, William McCombs,
fio IN le stason Mieaei f bsSsrsuc
Henry r, Foucher, Raimond Gaillard Jeune,
George eOiss aurr ~ i S"H CEN Martin,
Sr Ea iemea1 Fros 1 1ichaa y 9nn
je6 st .. !. RICARDO, Notary Public.
PET sEftF fSH
used do h"es * sS"ps' can
ms IA Magazine, corner Common street.
DANIIEE;hE ,ESRpsyyyARDgss eyeeEssoE 70 rw5g11I
per si1e sfSi
tract for making Of Steam Trains Clarifying and Evapang
general of Steam Gauges, Steam Whistles Brass
would the attention q planters to the Steam Trains
r. o s Nsoa
Thomson Co.. and L. f. Fora of this city, to whom h. re-
spectfully refers for full particulars. m22
SE5sks = s 1,F wARE
street, bulk Of 100 600 bushels or 5000
sacks OF salt Also housed yard for the reception
and pig IRON Rates Of storage favorable had
fel5
dissolution OF OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
D The coparnership heretofore existing between the
gned under the firm of SMITH COOPER, this day dis.
solved BY it's own limitation Either will sign the
l.. L. SMITH,
W. b. COOPER, Jr.
TUCKER, COOPER & CO., New York.
New Orleans, May l, 1856 my9 I'm
NoTICE.-7THE gNDERs1GNED HAVE FORMED A
~ coparnership and will continue the business
Cooper in this city and New York, under the firm of SMITH,
COOPER Il co. i. l.. SMITH
WIN. B. COOPER, Jr
j. ALLAN MITCHELL.
New Orleans, May l, 1856. my9 2m
g. RICH & CO.'S CELEBRATED Pa
L Ega TENT FIRE.PRO0F Safes FOR BOOKS. PA.
y5IHSSiPERS ETC, MANUFACTURED BY STEARNEs
EEssls2si& MARVIN.
-As These the first real freproof Safes ever made
They hive passed through trials of intense
without the loss of book paper than any other
in the world This fact is not questioned by candid
teresed person acquainted with their history The
Der of certificates hind from every part Of the States
showing the perfect reliability these Safes for them
unparalleled reputation.
Persons purchasing the article would do well note these
facts and buy but Rich Co.'s Salalnander Safes which
are supplied with the very best of Locks.
Citizens and strangers wishing to look Safes
fully solicited TO call and examine the splendid
ever offered in this city, hand and for sale Graver
street, New Orleans. S. GUTHRIE
al2 d&Wt Sole Agent for stearns & Marvin.
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TT0A NV8ONEIT MAY CONCEIsN-NoTICE
is hereby given that within forty from this
before the Fourth District Court of New Orleans
emancipation of yellow slave AIRY aged about q
years. with the privilege Of remaining in this State
my23 St in sod s 4Et- JOHN G.. COCKS, ~
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Deux lots de stues faubourg Lvaudas
Quaree District vile, desgnts par
vingtquatre ca ct @ dams ilet comprs entire les
Second Dyades Troisieme SDennis dapres plan
drese Albert G. Blanchard date du 20 mai 1853 depose
etude de W. H Peters, notare public cette Vile Les
dts lots de toncen cac pied ame
cain peds a Second cent aouze peds
20 UNLOT DE TERRE dams ilet borna1: les Ste
Marie, SAndre Camp Chestnut, eant eot No. l5
plan par Hedn Schlnrborn depose etude de T.
o. Stark, noare public cette vile sous lie No le9 dit
vingt-sept pieds large gne du fond
pes neuf pouces dun de pofondeur la gne
ignes ID gne cote de Ia du Camp Ensemble
les bdses ameloraons Qui trouren CONSTANT
hae bos deux eages galerie evant
cuisine en- bois d dcuX etages. - tg
TeInon Ehonoable B. Robertson Juge
dite, ce 10 mai A. D., 1856. N. TREPAGN1ER,
n,y14 St in BOD .,.---a5 d. n .t.a.' Gretfar
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HISKY-5V0 bbs ard half bbls Boyle's celebrated for
w sale by JOSEPH Lands L CO., -
my8 s. TchoupitoulRs street.
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A U CONSEIL DE WILLIE DE LA NOU-
a yele- sousssnes popTetaire Ia du
Canal depus les Tchouptouas Nouvele eyee usqu
Bourbon Carondee petionent
lie Consei de la Nouvele Orleans ain quill ordonne que
dams les es susmetionnees, soft aeorfe payee
ayee DIES blocs de granite carries ct du age
plates, conformement plan Ia section 80 ct
autres de la charte approuyee lie 20 1856
R. D. Shepherd, $40 peds sur 10 du Canal Peter c.
son Co. ct B ME s s. pieds Henderson Gaines 80 ped
H. Henderson, W. Henderson, AZ peds Mutual In
snrance Company John Henderson, q pieds s. " Sckes
Sickies Co.. IS peis; Thomas Byrne, 30 peds W. L.
Mclean % pieds PIP j. Dicks Hill environ So peds j. NJ
q pieds Sid Story, 81 pieds. ~
19 mai 1856 pour cope conforme Porignal.
CHARLES CLAIBORNE
my20 law st Secreaire II Couseil des Alderman
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of Old Leyee
Wehave received and offer for sale at the lowest prices
retail large and extensive of French
English and American PAPER HANGINGS, WINDOW
SHADES and FIRE BOARDS.
myl3 3m NEWHAII. HUYE,
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A HONORABLE CoNsEIL DE VILE DE La Nou-
1ee Orleans

A r1ET1pION des sonssissnss represei,te
Ia nonvelle chare ne Ia presente emande pe;
tonnares prient vore honorable 6en vouor passer
briquete cursones les troos de Ia Gasuet entire
les Claiborne Per ct patonnaires
de faire voeux, CONNIE est de leur devor:
E. Olivier q peds Jas pesb4n los pieds Joseph Piaa,
oRren s. peds j. Vigo; 50 Pisas james Robinson los
pieds Doan Is pieds Mahan 81 pieds FRANCOIS
Dace q peds; Robt Prnge l07 pieds David G. Wilson,
1876 peds James Magnre 90 pieds Jos G. Burden peds
gieds v keoe q peds VIM velskmsn. q peds Mrs. 5:
pieds; B. Monaghan, rs pieds Michael Finch, 30 pies
Nouvele- Orleans, 2avrii 1856, ngl6 Law St