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Gold Medal Pianos !


STETNWAK 81 SONS, manufacturers,
. 4 WALKER STREET, NEW YORK. ezlHEs=1
. II Received the following FIRST PRIZE
MEDALS in Competition with the bestmakersT ~ n n
of Boston, New York, Philadelphia and BaI-u y y
timore:
TWO FIRST PRIZE MEDALS at the Metropolitan Fair,
Washington, March, 1855.
GOLD MEDAL at the Crystal Palace, New York No
vember 1885, (beng the only gold given Pianos
within the last six years)
A GOLD MEDAL at the Maryland Institute, Baltimore,
1856.
THE FIRST PRIZE MEDAL at the Fair, Crystal Palace,
New York, November 1856. Among the judges the
hrst Musical Talent Of the Country, such NJ. Mason,
GottschaIk Wollenhaupt and many Others St. s. Pi-
amos, with and without the Iron Frame warranted
for three years, and written guarantee given Pianos
pack ed and shipped with charge. Prices moderate
dec19-1y-V
G. f. THURSTON has been appointed sole Agent
for the sale Of the above Piano FOrtes for Nashville
die Tennessee, Of which in in this city.
He would respectfully Mr.. J. Bass, Mr.. w H.
WmroS and Mrs. J. p. W. Brown.
- T. be at 81 Summer street, line ad
dressed Box 7O9 Postofce, Nashville will receive at
tenton. May 5-f
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WORD TO THE WISE I


only remedy than remove all impurities from tn
BLOOD. 1t being Tonic It will time Strength
en- and InVigorate the system.
Thousands in st. Louis have used it, and the unversa
expression is that it never fails in curing any complaint
arising from dsorderfd State OF the Liver, Stomach or
Bowels. few doses win Diarrhoea Dysentery.
As Duretic it viii cure disease Of the Kidneys
blood and remove all Yelowness, Pmples or Sores from
the skin.
tits sure preventive for yellow Fever Ohils Ague
and Fever. and Cholera. There is mistake about It.
refer to hundreds OF Steamboat Men and others 70
prove that fact.
MCLEAs's srREEeHTHENEe CORDIAL not REQUIRE
tifcates 10 bring into notice. sufficient to
effects Call and Try it, 1t is very pleasant 70 take
with him. 1t is indispensable remedy for every family
J. H. MCLEAN, sole Proprietor Of, Of this Cordial
streets, St. Louis Mo.
~ Price, 81 90 per Bottle.
~ For sale by all the principal Merchants and Drug
gists in the city and country.
HIcLEAN'S VOLCANIC OH. LINsBIEET.
The greatest remedy discovered for Man Beast.
guarantee for its asonsbing ecacv The Lame are made
walk, the Wounded, Bruised Sore healed, and
fects.
McLeans Volcanic Oil Llniment possesses curative pow
er superior to all other external remedies being so che
eay combined 70 retain in its combination all the vr
tues Of its several ingredients as to enable 1t to penetrate
the mnutest vessels OF the body discriminating It's healing
influence removing the of the disease andimparng
life, health strength and yivaciy to the whole system.
We see or hear daily oil persons who were conhrmed
Crpples Their paralized drawn crooked,
e muscles being shVeiled ana CONTRACTED VINO now re-
loice in their restoration OF the c their
limbs by the Of McLeans celebrated Volcanic on Lni
ment "Who" then will suffer with local pain external
diseases when safe and remedy easily obtGinedY
Reader, you afflicted with Cancers, Piles, TumoTs,
sWelBgs Bronehee Goitre Paralysis Chronic or Inhama
tory Rheumatism Stiffness in your JOINTS Contracted
Muscles, Neuralgia, Weakness Of the Joints Muf
llgsmepts, Ear Ache Tooth Ache Bruises, Sprains,
Wounds Flesh Cuts Ulcers Fever Sores Caked Breasts
Sore Nipples, Burns, scads, inflammation Pains mat
ter how how long the disease has existed Suffer
no longer McLean's Volcanic OIL LinmeDt viii you
t has been thoroughly tested in all OF the above Diseases
VI haU knOV 10 npiViu and
permanent relief.
That loashsome and distressing disease the Piles which
has heretofore been considered nouTabe, be perma
Eently cured by this wonderful Eminent.
Then tribe no longer with common lniments and reme
dieseal at aud get supply Of MeLeans Volcanic
Oil Llnimen It Is safe and certain cure, and the only
reliable remedy for the Of local palms, sores swengs
etc. on msn or beast
J. II. MCLEAN, Sole Proprietor.
a. Principal Depot on the corner Of Pine and Third
str eets, Sc. Louis, Mo.
B For sale by all the principal Merchants and Dru g.
gists in the city and country. aPr29
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Dysentery, Relax.and Worms.
Indigestion and Impurity Of the Blood.

From REQ. y H3les Pastor Of AdUert Church, Boston
Dr. have used your Pills with extraordinary suo-
&C ia my family and among those called visit in
distress. To regulate the OF digestion and purify the
blood they the very best remedy have ever Known
and can confidently recommend them 10 my frien Is.
Yours. J. " HINES.
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To all the Eastern cities. tie '''--''

SAAA inc Eastern Cities.
BAGGAGE CHECKED THROUGH
NO CHANGE OF CARS TO CLEVELAND Or WHEELING
Three Daily Eastern Trains at A. NJ, 10 A. M. sn6
FIRST TRAIN-oleveand, Pttsburg, steueeDvus .n,
O'Clock A. NJ, for all the Eastern citIes. alSo ntro -
Cleveland Springfield, Wilmington, CircI eVis Lsnosste-
This train stops between Cincinnati and ,1oirr,h. =.
Loyelaad, Morrow, Aenia and London oRly -
bECOND TRAlN-CleYeland, PfttsburT and ubaat,.
Express MAl-LeaVes Cincinnati 10 O'Clock N ,is
CsVei@hd' Flttsourg and Wheeling, for al she Eastern
This train stops at all points between Cincinnati and
Columbus. @nd
THIRD TRAIN-Aecommodation oinc,.n.,f.. =.
O'Clock p M for Springfield, WILMINGTON Cir-isy5Ii
lancaster GAINESVILLE aud Columbus
Columbus. -N--i4a" ana
FOURTH TRAIN-Cleveland, Piitsburg. s,ssbsnv,p.
O'Clock P NJ via Ces eland Pfttsburg steabenviis 80
wheeling Tor all the Eastern cities ~ ~-N
THIS train stops at ali points between Cincinnati and
only. - 'O' SSiunooa
Trains by Columbus tIns-ssven minutes a.u..r ,.
Cincinnati time ~''1I 'neh
Fare as Low as any other ROute.
FOR THROUGH TICKETS
AND al Information, please apply at The Office No Rur
net mousse secondaoor west Of Vine street No M b-an
hoase baiang and Old Once, southeas corner broad
Little Aiami) Depot, East Front street. -
Oinee h0urs nom A. h. until eH p M
n +, FULLER, General Agent,
principal hotels for each and eveFy train Bv Ieav, ~;
reotons al either Of the above orhces viii eali s,r
gerssn Al parts Of the city, without fail
jylO' ii. b. RUGGLEs, Conductor.
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TO THOSE WHO RIDEi
FRED. NEOsaV.

Manufacturer Of Carriages, Coaches Buggies,
Light-WaggoEs, &C.
No. 60 Lower Market Street, NashyiIIe1
/ AN now manufacturing every variety Hss -
Il s1d style Of vehicle from the painest 49,
lob 20 the most beautiful and eAboratly Ei3<-~EsJ
finished out.
Having engaged nrst-ass workneH, and obtained large
amount of the best Of stock prepared 10 do
which viii compare with in the whole country either
style durability. All kinds Of vehicles kept constantly on
hand or promptly made 20 order.
EVeFeG1s Patent Compiling
This important Improvement Ia the coupling Carriages
Ac has awakened much interest throughout the country
and islooked upoa hsvoF Ehere best kuoE
known. Having the exclusive right for this city, am nos
making othem In constructing Carriages, BagKes ae.
9T Remember the paee-at the Old Stand Pred sloan
No 90, Lover Market Strest. jan. 28.-tf
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ITO FAmTLIES,-A Pamphlet stating all the modes
Of preventing conception, will be sent to you receipt
Of letter stamp "BoXS44 New York Post Offee"
LARMONT, 81 Mercer street, opposite st. Nicholas Hotel
New York. mar 27-6mdy.
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NEW YORK ADVERTISEMENTS.
GOdfrey's Celebrated Cordial Gin.

From VIsCHER OWEN CO., GenI Advertising House.
APPLEToE' BUILDIEo s46 Broadway, New York.
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oHolSsA1I AOEsor ROYAL Insurance CosrAsT, /

February 6, 1857. !
I'll examined w. z. Chids Co.'s Elastic Fire an
Water Proof Cement Roofing" and far can judge
nsider it great invention, and willing TO insure
ldngs thus protested upon the terms as nsur
those covered by metal. JNO. s. LAW,
Agent Royal Ins. &C London and Liverpool
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sAVANNAHLoTTERY.
Jasper County Academy Lottery.

CL IS A,
Draws August 18th, 1857,
AT ST. ANDRBWs' HALL Savannah, Ca. under the
suPe rintendence Of W. r. symons, ESQ., and J.
Prentss, Esq.
MAGNIFICENT SCHEME
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Esls .''' ''''''.'A 2 s,ia. ~ = Loyz co.
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From FoTtodTtag Merchant Of 81 louis f5 {, 1856
DE AVER: Your Pills the paragon all ,hs p great
10 medicine They have cured little daughter OF ulcer
upon her hands aud that proved ncurabe
for years Her mother has been long and grieVOus y az
mcted With blotches and pimpes her skin and Ia her
hair Amer our child ed she also tried your Pills.
and they have cured her. ASA MORGRDGE.
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WAasAw, wroNINa Cd IN. v, a.. q4, ls

DEAR sIR am using Cahartic Pills my practice
ana dnd them excellent purgave cleanse the
and purify the fountains Of the blood.
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MAYORALTY--OFFICIAL4.
- No. $500.

T. Il .
Whereas Numerous accidents have happened the Pou
cbartran Railroad and the lives Of citizens daily endnger
ed Of the reckless speed with which the ocoo
hves on said railroad are run and 4tcf5S #. 36
Whereas Public safety imperiousy demands the correction Of
such evil. therefore IN aasf 785J
Be Rcolred That shall be lawful the officers Of the
said railroad their locomotives and cars when coming 10
going from the city, at speed three miles
in the comprised between Goodchilden and Victory
streets. 49,
Resolre further, That the said Ponchariran Railroad Com
pany are hereby positively unshacke or detaeh the
passenger baggage freight from the locomotive IS
when at short distance from the terminus 9r depot
and shall be their duty have alarm bell Of sufficient size
and strength to- be heard least distance Of two
squares attached their locomotives which they shall be
quired toe necessarily from Goodchdn street 70 the depot
q city terminus when coming to the city and from the depot to
Goodchildren street when going to the Lake.
Resore Further That the penalty for the violation Of the
provisions Of this ordinance shal be follows line Of
hundred dollars shall imposed for every O.
ordinance recoverable before of competent
ton upon the report any police officer conservato of the
peace. Il, ,sl,,lys-
Reolred further That this ordinance shall take effect and
into operation ten days after its final passage: '
SiEnedl p. s. WILTZ
@~fE President pro tenn Board q Aldermen.
tSignedl etfeE J. MAGI0NI,
+ s55.'.. Presideu; Board Of Assistant Aldermen.
Signed CHAs II WATERMAN, Mayor o24 St
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AVIS D,ELECTIoN-I

01lA vertn dun writ d'election date du
N Robert G. weE si s.' Son1erneur de-
ii d 4
lieu LUNDI lie novembre 1857 les officers cia res
I'm reprssentsnt du Premier Dse! Congressional qu
de eette parie de l. Vile Ia
mantenan les MONS de District No
Ps S u aqSoS ns ID DE-
St Bernard ct Paquemines.
pose parte de Ia vile de la qui saend
I e e sso 81 Ss pc
bonae Sc
DeuS e Dset senatorial Dc tone
gaHshs Mississippi sopprs u vile IL Nonvele Orleans
Premier District paroisse Orleans
l. S % p,1S, dams IL dor"ns
ella vie de la Nonvele Orleans eEa reprgsentans
Vie Dc @ aex
i Ssisms Ris,ris, de Il stosss
ct L. y sPss R Ssi x
Vile Dc sra * et''''
v e!a s r paS1as orleans
Nouyels Orleans rspTsenas
TyssGr er E Audgr dss pnoics sninendan
Sept JaEes par les
electeuTs
ier Second Districts represenat; par lie Troeme
District ntatif lie Qustrene District Representa-
tiff les Ginquieme ct SGeme Districts
sepeme lie uteme 10 Neuvieme Districts repre-
senta Ifs; pare de la parosse Orleans qu
uee la rive droite du Mississippi par Qnarcme
District Iafayette attendn QUEEN oulre la o
equert quill soft eu Constable pour chague
de Pax dams la d Orleans q
pendant deux qui elm eeceur quae
resultant dams les mes dams lesqueles chaque JUICE Pax
requis de tenir
Les eecteurs qualie de chaque District eront
Coecteur de dams pour chaqe District
outre, par pae de In parosse d. Orleans qu
dro dexerce fonctons pendant deux uqua
que successeur ait pris qualite.
Quare Assessors dams laite VILE pour pae
de paroisse dorleans sise rive
sippi Assessor en.
lie scrutn Sc onvert l. jour snsdi noyembre 1851 dams
chaque reimbursement deec ion dtpus hu heures A. NJ
qua quatre heues p NJ eet de cleo
ayan quae de la parosse 0reas
DIES commissioners greers qu NOMINEES autore
competente.
Leec ion deva conduie les retours ripcaa
6tre transmits oice soussigue, charge les
METRE, commencement d Ia loi.
Bureau du sheriff parosse Orleans lie q octobre 1857
OPP "a JOHN NJ BELL, Sheriff
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"a FINE MTED Destroyer Tho tate OF the gifted
Haskell Of Tennessee shculdsAbe warning to all
Ii charge Of friends, bis way TO the Lnnatic Asys
Hum at Lexington. While on the Franklin cars he
arose and Id 10 most eloquent and pathetic terms
wass 10 protect lin rom the relentless enemies be
1 inasined were pursuing him. He became so excited
and Violent that his friends were forced to confne
him The career Of this gifted but unfortunate son
Of gsnius thould be known for the lesson which it
teaches From his earliest boyhood, says the Nash.
vile Banner, he has shown himself possessed of the
highest order Of talent. While vt college he dis
tinguished himself as . poet and an orator His
graduating speech il spoken OF by those who heard
It worthy Of the immortal Pentiss in his palmiest
days. He served his country on the battle field and
in. the halls Of Congress- Il was his residence at
nate HABITS which finally blasted bis intellect He at
broke the fiery serpent from bis hands, and dashed
it to the earth. TO make his own reformation COM
plete and aid in lifting mp others who had fallen like
himself he went through the States ecturing on tenn
perance. The tour was an eminently successful and
brilliant one his lectures being fully equal to those of
Cough, whose eloquence has electrified thousands in
this country and England But his old habits gained
been but fearful struggle between bis appetite and
his ambition-a struggle in which, it must be con
fessed, his appettes have generally triumphed. So
great indeed was his craving for artificial stmnlants
that even while delivering his lectures he
made use Of drugs, sufficient in quantity and potency
TO burn out the vials Of an ordinary man. There
NO subject, whether ancient or modern, grave gay
upon which he did not converse with fuency and
eioquence. He passed with the most careless ease
from the profoundest disquisiton upon the doctrines
Of the Bible, the religion Of Confucius, or the Bac0
man philosophy, tothe iightest literature Of the day
AUTOGRAPH LETTER OF GEN. WAsHMGToN.-The
Spartan is indebted to N. v. Van Patten, per smp-
son Bobo, ESQ., for the privilege of publishing the
following original letter from Gen. Washington:
ENoBEE, s. q, Oct. a,ls5H s,
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u ~ American Ship. ssas
~ u 4 SEiV ton was totally lost near

NJ GSSs ~ u IL American Ship sSas4
Y sst'1 ~ - VI '''sy l0'' 'sAt
lss y - ssE AZ 5!s f,.s,.s Hi 4Ss
as ~ s1cuts. z ia Inn and fron,
~ s'Ss ~ NJ q " o,sn
s & NJ Scd fsrs M Sia ~ s m $500
VIZ j; " General OntzAm, who has 4 large force
Tht LucknoH garrison calamity holds
IS !. =. 81 81 ss ~. Il
s - Am A4i 8 e Salcuita lor Cnlna.
9ssns maA failed y connect WITH the Over
ss::stcr NJ ~ III. x,xsx Y. Il ~ ~
~. Tssta IN snss aad
ioss ~ ~ esS' ''1N
s. IS RI - ~ t.en ~ ssnntsSer and BABYLON the
49, ns;d M S0ffsif -
4 -; rs ~ 49, Z, 81 .., ss
ais ! <,.. ma s,s.' l. .,,as4
E,svss ~ sdrcIirrS IA. e AZ, Money n de-
1si1ediy mons strinkent me Rank Of England has
nnced IL rates to- per cent Cpnsolss closed at
~ g 81. IS s!sts 8
- ~ g ss 80 gus s ~
TSrrentine 9Sa. 63. is ,3sss
Ss T ssS ~ az u s'S IN. \
a "A y.
~ ~ Y ~ rs quiet
IS s tnne 99ye 44ntz eaecn , Mi1e1 Corn OBS
tx s S.!Ss ssss ~, I. NY = = ,1s
III hi ss s X nnaiand.
l Il All Canadian arm in London,
iloatieth Y a., ana other large firms have sus-
< v 81. ia' q ~ sss .ss ~
4 zrsncs
3 Milltasy camp at Chalons has been raised.
VA Ting between the sEmperors Of France and Aus
N ~ u selksa oI.5 III ..M
aSS.tt ,7slN H. IL 49,, u 49, !,
ss sslss ~. piaso murine
3 = ~ ols = ! -. .p,.s1'y essD1'ss
< S. -. -, lay. s. III. IS &. s,
AzsneE sts aclpsssd Y itay'
lSs Prussia.
= Rrfn 3arf ofi} Has IN
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ELECTION NOTICE--OFFICIAL


fD lassa.a. 81 a, Nj, q election i 5s "
-. iass assstno s 4 he State e Lou 70.
One Rsprssentsiise from the Fir. Congressional District
Of that part q the city Of New Orleans heretofore
sssspp river and The parishes Of ST Bernard and Plaque
COMPOSED shas ~ oy T sseye Sass
s St.
John The BaPise St James Aseension, Assumption, La
IS
che General Assembly of the State fol-
The parish Of Orleans fright ban shall elect Representa-
The First Representative parish Orleans
city of New Orleans shall elect two Representatives
and Re
and T sss #
Ths Fourth District IL the parish o. Orleans
The Fifth Rspressniaye District lie parish Of Orleans
and hs zig S ps q
and city Of New Orleans shall elect two
and city Of New Orleans shall elect two Representatives.
and ss
The Ninth District the parish Of Orleans and
' h Il s PARISH Of orleans
a1s 5
g. pnb Education Sheriff and s Of hs
thereof the following One by the First and
Second Representative Districts; the Third Representa-
tive District; the Fourth Representative District
b the Fifth and Sixth Representative Districts by the
that part parish Orleans right bank of the
and by the Fourth District formerly Lafayette.
And wiert further provided law that,
time there shall be elected Constable for each Justices
Court parish Orleans who shall hold his office for the
term Of two years who by qualified
residing within the sectional limits within which each Justice
is required to hold his court. ~.
The qualified voters of each District shall elect Tax Col
and each District and the qualified of
that Of parish the Mississippi
shall Tax Collector who entitled hold their
office the of years. and until their
qualified.
in and for said city for that portion Of
parish Orleans the right of the Mississippi river
there shall be elected Assessor. RS.
The polls will be openedin each election precinct from the
hours Of eight O'Clock A. NJ. till four p NJ the day before
mentioned wit the I'd November 1851 for purpose of
receiving the of the qualified Of the parish of Or
leans under the Of the and
Clerks appointed by the authorities designated by the
conducted and duplicate made the
dersigned returning officer, according to law.
JOHN NJ. BELL, Sheriff.
sherif7s office, parish Of Orleans Oct a. 1857. oz8 to
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

CoMPTRoLLER,s OFFICE I
City of New Orleans July 7, 1855. :
RESOLVED, That the Comptroller be, and
II he is hereby authorized and required give notice by
standing in the official Journal that accordance
" S The ninth section # March
contracted under authority Of order from Comptroller
In accordance with the ordinance referred to. 9h
Is y, ge-5 [SignedI f.. L. TRACY,
f IL --l y President Board of Assistant Aldermen.
[Signedl 95 ne - L. H. PLACE,
s-tss s I'll h,ssl President Board Of Aldermen.
Approved April q, 1855. go
tsignedl JOHN 1. LEWIS, Mayor. g. - ''
The attention Of the officers Of city Of the public
respectfully called to the foregoing resolution: :
n 3. T.,THEARD, -
lyle Comptroller City of New Orleans.
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5,AE g.. sl..4 MARIE NoUvKLLE- ORLEANS
L. .a5sst-- s..s,.....e. g. a. 81 Octobre, 1857.
OVERTURE de la rue DIES Grands-Hom-
" mes, mainteuant Dauphine public est par le
present donne que, confomemen Ia resolution 1855
prouvee 10 ocobre 1857 Conse Commun de Ia Vile de Ia
Nouvee Orleans pnenion de re onvrr Ia des Grands
Honmes mantenant Dauphine de la Poogne Cou
vent ds ursnnes ce vert9 dune petition des p.opre
la l2leme section de Ia nouyele de a vlle
4 o22 SOt F.ssN. n SD, GdAS. N. WATERMAN, Marie.
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OFFICE OF THE CENTRAL BOARD OF

CRY OF New ORLEANS, October 2a 1857.
NOTICE TO THE ELECTORS OF THE PARISH OF ORLEANS.
yemser 1851 virtue of the proclamation his Excsleney
the sh day will be % he sowng
places Each poll viii be known and designated follows
the following named Commissioner Of Election
D.. First District.
rs Sompan Rae S
and Orange streets. Commissioners William G. Mullen B. s.
PoH No Tso-At the Engine House of Fire Company No.
Commissioners " 4. EmoTe Denis Donovan j. NJ Dem.
SECOND PREcIscr-Pou No one.-At the Engine House Of
Fe Company No 20 on Thala street. between saeshas and
overon, W McGarrity.
Of % S snd s
j. n ossGRs ss% NO. r the Of
Fire Company No. of ST. Joseph and Commerce
Commissioners j. Redman Coke John Diamond, John T.
the rsuldgg of Con
Bf FosnrN 9p GSssam the Of
Fire Company No is on cailiope street between s., CHARLES
and Carondest Commissioners H. H. Shields Chas
"a TroAt The Webster sccoo House of Dry
AIDES and Erato streets Commissioners: lenryB ogisn Geo.
FIFTH f fs a No one-At the Euginen Of
Commissioners Thomas j. Beck Ernest Toledauo, Whelmus
Pol No TeoAt the Franklin School House St Charles
street between Girod and Julia Commissioners L. f. ST.
sISTn pane1SeT oneAt the Engine House. cor,
of Perddo and Carodele streets Commissioners X. H.
roy go lwoLAt me Engine aionse Oh fie company NO o.
on Hod street, between 81 InHtIts iu Nhueiat streets
Commissioners T. w. Bsyne "a; aer Hefs4n, = L. Tracy
oEvENTli o' 40 he o'
ere company Nc L. on ho,n" I ses III, he aaais street
NoImsonsrs; James i'nus's 1ps" "9o Be u'lti'
Pot No I~oIAt INC school House on 81 Joh4 street w
Patterson, II. j. II IL, p c. Cuvellier.
franklin streets. Commissioners Geo. Raeshile, ".
Scates, Jno. A. Jagues.
S, n...,a.
second Disuic''
EiGurH PREcINcTPoN No. OheAt the Engine House Of
Fire Company Danphiu between BenFit
tnStOmhouse Commissioners JnO H.
Chas ne3lanc, jr, s. II. Fulton. . .
POI No. Io.Un lot Burgundy street. between Custom
house aud Canal streets Commissioners A. Bache' T. o.
Stark, j. Il, Preau. .
NISrH PREClscT-PoR No. one.At The Engine House of
Fire Company l5 at the OF Basin and ienvltsreets
Commissioners Jnv. f. Rust Geo A Fosdck, C. MOrel CUR
amaud.
FO No Tco-At the School House, of BienVile aud
Robertson Commissioners Jno. SlemmcT, Ed. Pills
bury, A. 5. hewitt. . r ~.
TENTH PREcIScT.-P0H No Oie.-on Toulouse, near Ram
part Commissioners Wm r. Starke j. A. BOrd2a
A.P Ayegno "a - 49,.
POV No. ieoOn Jefferson street between Chartres and
Levee Commissioners j. t. Besuregard Joseph Du
BUG, J. b. Panche, jr. ..-.
ELEVENTH PRECSCT.-F0l No. Une-At Deputy Street Com
miioners office Chartre and ST. Peter streets Com
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-10-27

MAYoRALIY NEW ORLEANS
October q, 1875
nFENINE Greatmen, now DauphiNe street.
Public notice is hereby gven in conformity with Resou-
ton No. approved October 49, 1851 that the intention
Council Of the city Of New Orleans, to have
opened Greatnen Dauphne street from Poland street to
Ursines accordance with the petition Of owners
real property said streets for the which petition has
been published in the official journal in conformity with Section
o22 5et -. CHAs. NJ WATERMAN, May r.