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Notice

or The Establishment Of three additional Land Offices IN the Territory
Of NcbruStu
TN pursuance of the act of Congress approved
IL March 3d. 1857, entitled can act TO establish three additional
land districts in the Territory OF Nebraska TO be called respectively
the NE,a LAND srRrcr the ouTH PLATTE IavER LAND Diuc
and the AKoTA LAND IucT Is hereby declared and
that the Offices for said districts have established
lows, viz:
For tbs 'tNEyABa LAND DsT1cr' at Brownsville
For the "SourH PLATTE DIsra,T' at Nebraska City.
For the tDAKoA msrRIcr Dakon City, IN said Territory
Given unier hand the city Of Washington this thirteenth day
Of April, 1857
BY order Of the President: .' t
s. WILSON
Acting Commissioner of the General Land Office.
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July 29-1 1aw6w


UTHEREAS by virtue Of decree entered in
Wv pending the circuit Rappahannock county
Virginia which j. Richards Nckn and Della Calvert Tanur
Cecus Calvert Hannah dell Jel and John Je
traitors Ann Coke others, deendanl1g
things augod ordered and decreed that tie
the directed said
should enquire whether
Birch the half blood the said Ann Coke living
whether her said husband
the said Coke and whether she left child
tdou descendants And for that purpose the said
commits oner inserted N
Integcer aud "Unio weekly for four weeks for the said
Henrietta children
ants person persons entitled her interest the said
estate before said commissioner and make out his her
their claim par tho distribution Of the said estate
Now therefore, Meneice, commissioner Of the circuit
county hereby notify the said Sarah Henrietta
Birch she be dead her child children, DE-
soendan descendants other entitled her
Of the said Ann Coke deceased TO come In before
me at n,y office Washington Rappahannock
virginia the day Of August 1887 and make out hts her
Ann Coke, deceased ....
JrLr 8, 1857. !. ~ Mf.NTEt,
July lt--waw Commissioner
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AARON v. BROWN,
Postmaster General.
Po5r OFFICE DEPARTMENT,
. August IL, 1857.
Aug l4--taw4w

NAVY DRPARTNKNT,
Bureau Of Construction, &c, August Is, 1857
DROPOSALS, sealed and endorsed "Proyosals for
& Freight 10 China, will be received this until
o'clock the 10th September next for the transportation Of exceed
@ coo tons Of anthracite coal from the Philadelphia such
quantities. be offered the
cert 10 be delivered the United States naval orekcepc Hong
R1i'g and Shanghai may be directed
Tho of will state the price Of 240 his
without prinlge other charge
dcnage will be charged No other than
10 % received on board
tho raught of water OF the
necessary in loading will be the
patch viii be given in loading For delivery
reach Of the ships tackle at the China lay days
ne ut the rate Of one working day
of coa.
The vessel named must stand No the nspec
aoh py such officers be appointed by the
yard where The ship be; and offered
three days after has make
such other The
vessel must be in Philadelphia
she has passed Inspection and the notice Of
Wind and weather permitting the vessel sail
after being loaded and the bills ding signed there m
DC Deducted tom the freight for each and every days delay
IN sailing beyond the five days named equal the
manaed per day for deInurragc. |
Payment wi" bo made within thirty days after the
receipts IN tpicgte Of the delivery Of the coal agent
he United states that tho bidder select who VIII designated
10 the charter party.
Aug l4-2aw4W
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SPLENDID HOTEL LOT FOR SALE,

Il, Me city Of Washington d. C., and fronting Pensql-
TTNIIE LOT is about one hundred and seventy feet
by hundred sixty being the ground partly
the Union printing Office and partly by the ruins
Theatre There place in the country where
hotel impcravely required where such
would surely prove profitable The will be made
facilities win be afforded in the erection
suitable hotel
Apply, Washington to H. wINDER or, in Philadelphia to
w. H. wINDER,
No. T6hS Walnut street.
Union Buildings VIII be for rent and possession
given the 1st Of September, 1857.
25--2u
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For Cape May.

For Cape May.
Washington Branch Raroad Philadelphia, Wifmao and Bal
tnore Raiiyoad
PASSENGERS for this celebrated summer resort
informed that daily line VIII bc (cxcept Sunday)
leaving Washington at g. and connecting at New Castle with
the splendid Mcdonald Tuesdays Thursdays and
Saturdays all alternate with the elegant and swift New
running Philadelphia New York New
Castle
Tickets 81 So including carriage hire the island Children un
dor II years) and servants, ~ 10.
TIL. H. PARSONS Agent.
July 24-4w
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United States Patent once,
Washington. August a. lSJI

I'm the petition of Moses S. Woodward, of Ches-
county Pennsylvania praying ho extension of patent
him the 4 day Of December 1s43 for an improve
carriage brakes from The expiration
patent which place the 4 day December 1887
the said petition be heard the laent 0ncc
Monday November IL O'Clock and al psf
notified appear and show they have why M
petition ought not 10 be granted
the required M In the Patent
objections specially forth In writing, at least twenty
the OF hearng all testimony filed by either patty
said hearing and transmitted In accord
tho ofcc which will he furnished on applies
will be closed the 18th November
dispositions papers relied upon testimony must be
filed the Office before the morning that day the arguments
any within days thereafter.
Ordered that this notice be published In the Unon lne
gcnccr star Republican, Baltimore; Penn
syivanian Philadelphia; daily News New York. and Post Bon
three weeks the I'D OF Nofe
ber next, the day Of hearing.
s. 7. SHUGERT
Acting Commissioner OF Patents
papers will please copy, and send Their
bills the Patent 0rce with paper containing this noicc
Aug 5-1ay3w
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EDWARD X. COLLINS,
No SO Wall street, y. Y.
BROWN, sHIPLEl, l. CO.,
Liverpool.
STEPHEN KE.NNARD & CO.,
27 Austin Friars, London.
B. g. WAINWRIGHT 4 CO.,

The OF these ships will be accountable for gold
bullion, specie enclry metals bills
ding cd therefor and tho value thereof therein expressed
1-aU
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A DVENTURES AND EXPLORATIONS in Hon
IA duras by William V. Wells volume, with maps
squicr's Notes Central America syo with maps and
illustrations,
cuous Ll,mus Of aren ship Canal volume London with
mnps.
Wilams Isthmus Of Tehuancpcc. volume Syo mans
GsbOrnes I1rien Journal volume, London With maps
Brs Adventures the Mosquito Shore volume sixty en-
grnyings.
Typographical map II the Ishmu OF Panama Dnrcn
DnyOr Terrace by The author Of "ieir Relcyne"
ls3v Mr.. Bellows Address on Theatres, sc.
Blcous asays with Bishop Whatey's Notes volume svo
Travels 10 Europe by Rev. John r. Edwards.
NAY 30 - Fp ,.scV r,v1 nm
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Change In the Days OF Sale OF the abOye-de-
scribed Indian Trust Lands in Kansas.

II DRrAKrsEyT INTERIOR
Office Of Indian Affairs, April IL, 1857.
NOTICE is hereby given that the days designated
la the foregoing tho Of the
sale Of certain Indian trust lands changed and postponed the
following pcriodsi
Iowa ns; Iowa Point Wednesday, Sd day of
The lands Of the weas, &c al Pao Wednesday Gath day
June
lands, Wednesday
by order Of the Secretary of the Interior:
CHARLES T.. NIX
Commissioner adj interim.
An 1l--Iayi30June
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TAYLOR AND MAURY's halfdollar Bibles. Eng
lsh Bibles elegantly bound srsbcsque gih Prco 80 cents
just imported by TAYLOR MARRY
'nn"n- bookstore, 9th street,
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sale OF Indian Trust. Lands in Kansas Terri
aH tory. Na aAf ~
PROCLAMATION
by rnE PREsIpKsr OF rrE uNrrED srArns.

So, -, .>,,-r, -, n,p,cp n
Il n pursuance OF law, u fhANhllN flEttLs lIes-
deHt the United States, hereby declare ard make SHOWN
that public sale will be held al Iowa Point Donphan county ~ th@
Territory of Kansas commencing Tuesday the nh day May
next for he disposal Of such Of tho lands held IN trust by the United
States or me oenci q the Iowa tribe o. Indians As ar WIN
BY said Indians iS trust - aeresaSi. 10 wit, '-
=
S0A Ae oaN "As ana aaS q nc slfA P'''1paf mera"'
Townships No fifteen sixteen, seventeen eighteen,
nineteen. nd TWEEN
Townships ranges seventeen eighteen, nineteen,
twenty eAepuog thefelrom w special grants designated IN ne
amounting in tne Whole 70 ci nuhafeo acres ana ss IN
"whshis tmo, % ,anees lineseu anu wv ent. -
Mo, AT raoh isAis county IN SAID errofs commencing on
ie twenty A aAy - NAY nsA or th weloA ~ sueh
" s nas neiu h trust os 'he ohae ' ior tne oenen y e
usnas nasAN reofhf anu we ~
- ~ aie s'aasa Within ne os ns,p !" u
A'ii'o''' anu 'a W Sa o''a sa'''s"'' '""
South q The base line and ena @ as nA p5i"eirai meridian
rbrsnshps hnecn sixteen and eyen,eep az range trnty
Townships neen sixteen and ev,ntecn az rnneo
Townsbps 0feep sixteen and =, en,ea ~ rang tttuo
Tovn.bns 0oae, ana uhtoau
! tythree
Tosps nftecn sixteen seventeen and eighteen Of range ,
~ foor 49,
Tovsps lteen sixep seventeen and eighteen Of rance ta
ty.ave II
Provision having been made by Tho second and third articles Of The
treaty Of cessIn TIM each ytua neer Of said oufeaed
bapds sbou bc 10 pe aud iSty nsy Of land and
in addition that tor sections should be selected and m arar, ma
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DERSONS desiring copies of Colonel Fornoys new
paper PRESS obtain them every evening brpo
O'Clock al NJ No Camps on Pennsylvania avenue AZ s
Mr. Adsmsons opposite the Post Once Nr Do Camp re
monthly subscripons.
"a
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Washington Aqueduct.

Washington Aqueduct.
VTTANTED on the Washington aqueduct one thou-
w sand men.
10 nborers drrs blnsters good
steady employment will be given by the United States
and by contractors.
The works going embrace tinneng masonry
brick, and embankmeut
Apply on the line the Office in Georgetown, II. c.
.... .........s .... r-. .....# N. G. MFIGs,
Captain Of Engineers In Charge
29-3aw1m.
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IMPORTANT TO COTTON PLANTERS. br which


IMPORTANT TO COTTON PLANTERS, by which
and obtained patent from
and combination Of machinery converting
process the through
ous preparation aud spinning machinery until Is ready for ship
weaving.
saving process ten per cent
tho
raons Of the machinery 1 the used and
cnngc W viii be about tiny stronger and heavier and
will command the the world distaucng
advanced pricss.
The undersigned prepared dispose privileges
ptent and planters win be informed
how H. how machinery all
other necessary particulars, application addressed
Dec 6-2twlyb GEoRGE @. HENRY, Mobile
NEW AND ATTRACTIVE ENGLISH BOOKS
~ louis Napoleon Bcuaparte, his Life aud Works
Europe Rise of the Modern KINGDOMS 10
the 1856 edition. with compendious index
vols, halfbonnd calf $40
Ocean Gardens Tho History of the Marine Aquarium
Noel Humphreys Bautuly Illustrated by ergrayngs
50 rs.
The Art OF Travel by Francis Gaton, u R. G. a.
Life Of Napoleon Donaparte. Illustrated 75ceus.
The Household Manager, by Charles Pierce So cent.
Manual Of Domestic Economy. BY j. H. Walsh,
rons departments by committee Of ladies' Illustrated with
than two hundred wood enRravngs half bound Price
Frank WidmRns Adventures Water By ersscyer
WIN United Illustrations by Harrison Weir. ST.
Just imported by
TAYLOR MAURY,
suy 70 Bookstore near 9th street
NoIldiNG NEW--Tales by the author Of "John
Blt Lie in Egypt and Nuba by VIM, C. Primo
Gibbons Decline and fal Of the Iuprc Abridged by VIM
smith L. u. F'~' 'eNN' = ''
Poet once Directory for tho United States.
June IA ANc,. rAvrop
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EBBITT HOUSE.
II. FRgEsAE. d. l. MORRISON
street, bctwoen 18th and 14b streets,
WASHINGTON, D. C.
TTNHS popular and fashionable hotel has been thor
oughy repaired and furnished with superior furniture
contains hundred and has all the requisites Of
Grstclass house.
The propictor have provided coach which viii the railroad
depot and steamboat landing arrival for tho
passengers and baggage 10 the hotel.
June 90
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Change or the Place of Sale of the Della IVA re
Trust Lands i'm Kansas

Delaware lands Territory advertised
place the 23d day Of June has beer
changed to- and will 0sawoe in sad Territory the
day AMI date
by order Of the Secretary Of the Interior:
CHARLES f. MIX,
Commissioner dd interim.
DEPARTMENT NIfMcR,
Office OF Indian Affairs, April @, 1881.
IL
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washington Branch Railroad.
... Trains foiloags!
ENROM Washington at 6, n. m, connecting at Relay
IL with trains for the West Baltimore with those
dcilhia and New York.
At $50, for Annapolis Baltimore, Philadelphia, and New
York.
M8 p for Baltimore and Norfolk, and Relay with Feder
lex train.
Express p m Relay the West Annapolis
Baltimore PHILADELPHIA and New York
On Sunday at !, and 20, p. ...
From baltimore for Washington. :...
At i.l5 aud 9.l5 a. m, a 3 SIS, p. IN. f
On sunday AT HIS IN, and 515, p. ''
I. II. PARSONS, Agent.
june IS =. -.-
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Notice


Aug b--1ay3w
No. 5S2
Notice
OfMe reaocgl Of Tie land office from Fhyeee 10 Boorat,
the Stotc Of Mssoari.
N accordance with the provisions Of the act OF
Congress entitled authorizing IN tho ocatcna
approved March s. 1853 l. hereby declared and %
that the Office for he sale Of public lands at fAYKf u w
Missouri win he removed TO the town of BooSriiE 10 %
State, ot curly period as practicable. 49,,
Further hotcc the precise e Of removal VIII be uc'
the register and receiver al the Fayotc land office
hand the city Of Washington this 18th d"
May, 4. D. 1857.
BY OF the President
TIios A. HENDRICKS
Commissioner OF the General Land 0dcc
May I9-law6w lntel&Shrl
THE VETERANS OF CHELSEA HOSPITAL;E by
L G. X. Gieig. 3S cents
Routcdges shakespeare, part G. 20 cents,
Russcls Crimcs.
Jtri received at TAYLOR 4 MAyRYs
June 20--3t hook store, 9th street
LNRENCH BOOKS
Rousseau Confessions. vols, illustrated. 75 cent?
Nouvclc Hel,ise. vols, Illustrated 70 crn
yolc Dconnare Phio3ophique vols. Illustrated VI 10
voare; IL Steele dc Louis Xv. vol illustrated. 81 cents
volarc Ia Iionrate, l vol, Illustrated. 81 cents.
Madame de savignc; Lettreg. vol. rs cents
Louis R-yband jerome Paturst 80 cents.
Scribe; Comedies Yaudevilcs 30
Dumas Fits Antoninc 80 cents.
B,lzac II Cousin pons 80 cents
June % fRANCK TAffph
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Jan I7dtf
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General Relief Comm,,,ee.,

The following the members for the presenterr Tae,
Begg PRESIDENT office of Firemens Charitable Association
Thos d. Shields secretary Odd Fellows Hall ". H. Ellis
Treasurer 81 Gravier street, j. H. Gennisson M "a yers
street Laborde corner of Apollo and Fecy road s. L.
Bnier 81 Nachea street, NJ NJ Wootan Courier Office, j. H
Msbb Maais and Common street. j. o. Iaughlin New Basin
~ Van Horn Crescent office Camp street; O. W Geuld
Magazine street: b. s. Collins Josephine Nayades
Hunter Camp and Poydras j. NJ: Wagner q ST. Charles
Mni Lynd Commercial Cotton Presto F. Yalett AgIers
Vaas, Dryades and Terpsichore; G. H. Philnnter New
ieyee Fncke 81 Customhouse; c. Mohr Poydras St.
H9-Reguar meetings held the third Monday in each
month"; at the Secretary Office in Odd Fellows Hall
Camp and Lafayette streets, at 81 O'Clock P. N.
THOS. H. SHIELDS Secretary
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pATENT AMERICAN cHARCo.I, CA

l. VANIEED IROS-WRrranted to FlWch and s.sN' NJ
out cheapest and material for
ing Guttering Spoung Cornces for buildings Lining for
water tanks Bathing Tubs Stoveppes Locomotive and
ers stack Pipes yeanas and all other purposes where iron
exposed TO oxidation and iron exnand s
Than Of the other metals except platinum and steel il
much cheaper and durable than copper and It The only
article that will stand the peculiar humidity this climate In
hne not only in this country but in England France 1t is
established beyond doubt that Patent Galvanized Iron pre-
pared expressly for the purpose is toe economical
connt its being the durable article the above named
purposes discovered being entirely and
ing no paint whatever protect it from decay
"a HEAr0N OLIVIER, 70 Common street
res Agents for the Manufacturers.
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NouyELLE. ORLEANS lie 3 Juliet 1857.
A rhonorable Conseil de vile
de Ia Nouvele Orleans.
La petition repreene especteusenen
maiore equise par nouvele chare la VILE ayant sgne
cete petition, votre honorable corps de passer orOu
resolution retet dnyoir les banquettes nvele
payer avec pees de borure ordnae des rgoes
bois partir canal Carondele Ia Ursulnes
parr de la Roman la rue Broad les bauquees dotre
etre pareile dea fate abourg IRENE lie
doive etre payer par les properes compliant
bes deX rois de date portant hut pour
cent d'ntGret partir de la date de la delivraison
n,va ipls Gar et Walk
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STREET COM,R--OFFICJAL.

SECONO DISTRICT POUND-XVns brought
~ to the Second District Pound St. Ann and Der
streets, estrays- 'e-
One dark bhy Horse about 15s hands high with small
white spot on me toehead black legs, TAIL saddle
MARKS nckeh a with halter and chan shod round
visible brand. ~ " N'
One dark brown horse Mule about 1874 hands high saddle
up and no visible brand ~ 7 >
WHICH not claimed within ten days and expenses there
paid will be sold public auction at said pond on
URDAY, August 29tl 1857, at II O'Clock N.
r \. Vol, Street Commissioner
Registered August II 1857.
I. j. HiTSELBERGER,
New Orleans August Il, 1857. auiS "a q
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EPAvE Du SECOND p1srR1cr-u \ eft

ENPAFE DU SECOND DISTRICT-l n etc
- conduit hu depot DIES Epaves d Second District
dies rues Ste Anne ct Derbigny, CONNIE tpaves-
I'm Cheval bal brun denvron l5 mains de h.u ,vat ne
petite tache blanche lie front jambes la crnre ct Ia
queue noIreS des marques de see Ia
con ct une chalne ere DIES pies npe visible
Tn Mulet bln tonce, denvon 3l mains ha ayant DIES
de la ee foreille en- essos eIly
jambeS de derriere eniees etarnpe visible
81 les dts animaN pas dams dix iours
fas lis seront yendue ench6re publique an dit
pot. SAMEDI % aoGt 1857, a midi. " ~
Nouvele- Orleans Il aciit 1851 pulS u d
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JAS. A. HOPKINS,
Secretary Board of Assistant Aldermen.

NouEEILE ORLEANS lie 10 mars 1857.
A lhonorable Conseil de willie
de la Nouyelle- Orleans:
La petition des soussgnes reprtsente respeceusemen la
oe equise par Ia section 9 la ellie chartre la Vile
ayant sgne petition prs honorable corps
une ordonnance resolution re de uveler clever
Queer les banquees ae misseaux panches
stones lie long de Ia Toulouse rue
Franklin juqua Ia IRENE de payer la die
perres ronGes les specifications
yille--ilets so par l60 chaque cote:
Pieds fesant face d Ia rue Toulouse
John Petit.
l.. Alleber ....... 100
JAS. A. HOPKINS
- Sscretaire.
Nouvee Orleans so Juliet 1857 y3l 10 II "a SCI II
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.

CoMPTRoLLER's OFFICE, I
CITY Of New Orleans, July 7, 1856
DISSOLVED, That the Comptrolier be, and
N he is Authorized and required to give notice. by
standing official Journal that in accordance
with the ninth section Of ordinance No l42 March
contracted under authority OF order from the Comptroller
in accordance with the ordinance referred to.
ISionsdj i z. l., TRACY,
President Board of Assistant Aldermen.
Tsiyned1 f L. H. PLACE,
President Board Of Aldermen.
Approved April q, 1885
tSignedl JOHN l.. LEWIS, Mayor. TX.
The attention of the officers of tho city and Of the pnblc Is
respectfully called to the foregoing resolution.
- I. THEARD
iyl6F Comptroller City Of New Orleans.
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pETITIONS--OFFICIAL.

NEW ORLEANs March q, 1857.
To the honorable the Common Council ..
~ 10Y Of the City of New Orleans
Conference.-The undersigned propreto have the honor
peon YOUR body for the opening Of that portion Of
reaea street extending from Poland the upper line
Of the sunes hs length Of three squaes For in
formation the honor the etch
Your most obedent servants,
JUAN DE EGANA,
VALENTIN SCHAMBACK,
H PARR,
FISCo SAMBOLA, Sr.
New Orleans, July 30, 1857. -
JAS A. HOPKINS,
Secretary Board Of Assistant Aldermen
NoUvEILB. ORLEANS le 10 mars 1851
A Honorable Conseil de vile
de la Eouvele Orleans: ,,.,
Nous soussgnes propreares honnaur de peioneF
honorable corps lie prions de vouo donner
de cee portion de des Grands Hommes de Ia rue POLAND
Unite supereure du DIES ursunes Qaauee port on
argeu de ro ies Pour plus amples ntomaions nous
avons rhonneur de vous referer au plan cianneSe:
-. Vos devoues servieurs.
vALENTIN SCHNBACk,
H. PARR, ..
FiSCO SAMBOLA JR.
JAS. A. HOPKINS,
Secretare.
o'e"N' IL ~ jysl aus 10 II "a 81 SCI IA
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PETITIONS--OFFICIAL

New ORLEANS, March 10, 1851.
To the honorable the Common Council
of the City Of New Orleans:
The petition of the undersigned respectfully showeh
majority required by section l9 of the city charter hay
ing signed this petition they honorable body
an ordinance or resolution the effect of having the sidewalks
eveed graded and paved with BRICKS with the usual
stones and stone gutter Toulouse franklin to
IRENE; also to said with
AS per specifications of the City Surveyor Square 800 per l
each side)
John Petit fronting Toulouse 80 feet.
l.. AlIeber fronting Toulouse. .,.. 100 feet
w nj
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Grand Encampment.

THE R. W. GRAND ENCAMPMENT OF LOUISIANA II.
holds its regular sessions the Monday in Feb
and August of each the Odd Fellows Hall
of Camp and Lafayette streets.
Officers for the ls5as. Stockton NJ w. Grand Pari
ARCH A. Hero A. W. g. H. Priest; Z. Smith, R. W. G. S. War.
dem James Furneaux R. W. G, Scribe; H. Williams r. W.
G. Treasurer, s. NJ. Todd, r. W. G. T. W. IL Mlispangh W.
Marshall b. Daslva, W. G. Sentinel; John Frankford W.
Dep. q. Sentinel. ~
Oscar Barbee W d. a. Patriarch of District No. s. Ba.
ton Rouge A. " D. Covert R. w. d. G. Patriarch of Dis.
trict No. i, Clinton; John Crickard, r. ". q Rep,