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MISCELLANEOUS.
RoMAs EYE DALsAsI-FoR ISFLAMEp EYE

ROMAs EYE BALsAM-FoR IMPLANTED EYE
IL LIDS.
The deioae structure the eyeld readers Kpeeuiary sen
siye and liable % disease When any carse
affected The inner membrane rapidly inaes and The eyed
eynces the strongest predposon attract to itself hunors
from all parts Of the body Hundreds persons
monty called s,re and tortured with apprchensons Of
paired vion who BY using this BAsa may
mediate relief.
READ THE FOLLOWING EVIDENCE.
New York, February I6 1885,
Messfs sanos-uentlemen was afflicted with dry tcay
eruption my eyeds for fifteen years Win small
syfs which gradually together troubled me very
much various remedies resoed and eminent
physicians prescribed for however received no perma
nent benefit until used the Roman Eye Bassm ap
pcaon relieved the UNPLEASANT feeling symptoms and in
one week was entirely cured It had the good effect in
curing friend, to whom recommended IT, for sore eyes,
Yours, truly,
...- HIRAM NIcHoLs,
s47 West 2osh street
Prepared bv A. D. SANDS, Druggists, No. 100 Fulton
street, corner Of William, New York. Sold also by
J. WRIGHT CO., q and ISL Charities St
s1CRLEs A CO., 40 and AZ Canal street.
H. KENNEDY, Chsrtres street
m2z I'm p. r. DUCONGE, New Orleans.
PORTABLE CIRCULAR SAW MILLS.
Que of these Engines and Mis complete Of size No. x
presy 900 of boards per da
we furnishing good mechanic it. the purchaser
paying freight and insurance from this city,
For 81, 300.
PORTABLE CIRCULAR SAW MILLS.
One Of these Engines and Mills size No. expressly guar
an'eed 10 100 feet Of onench per day. with the
services Of good mechanic, ETC., as above.
For s2,75O.
PORTABLE CIRCULAR SAW MILLS
One Of these Engines and Mills No. D. expressly guar
anteed 40OU feet boards per day with the
services Of good mechanic above etc..
For $4,000. ....-
cornnete d,ving
ton Gins.
The cost OF larger smaller machinery about proper
ton to the OF to be done All machinery ex
pressly guaranteed RS represented sale.
One Of thee celebrated Machines, from p Rahn's Eagle
Foundry Richmond, Va, exhibition at IS Perdido
street.
Also variety of Machinery for Plantation uses on hand
and for sale by
EDWARD ". IvENs, Agent
mix I'm,
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PRACTICE AGAINST Theory Connecticut, as
well as New York, is doing lively business in the
slave trade on the coast of Africa. recent letter
from on board the United States steamer Powhatan,
at St. Helena, states that Connecticut bark, having
on board six hundred slaves, had been captured by
British brig. Thus, says the Washington States,
while the fre-eaters Of New Orleans and Charleston
are only threatening to revive the slave trade, the
Yankees, at the North and East, have got ahead Of
them and reviving it in fact The revival atshs
South is only paper that at the North is actually
in practice.
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ASSISTANT ALDERMEN.

SATURDAY, April 10, 1858.
The Board met this day on a conyocation of the
Mayor.
Members present Hon. J. Magioni, President :
messrs. Dohonde, Hall, Holland Kearny, Lombard
fhelps, Reid, Whitney, Beebe and Stickney--lI.
=, Inc following communication from his Honor the
Mayor was read:
Tai. O. c., CRY Han. April TO- 1855.
Gegeasnl have caused you TO be eonyoksd for this eve
be taken, any Of the continued ,e in lie river a.
from inundaon Of any palt Of the eOrporae Limits,
ag advised hat IN t Third and Fourth Districts evses
Surveyor has been for several days egged raising the
s III o9oh l9at ne works now under way will accom-
Ia Fourth District near The upper line Toledano street
has been freely H. sips over & ieve % 0aeaJ, VIM
need be appreheudeI tom iii. oyera,aiar of ny btsE
Some Inconvenience hoWeyer rnay result the
& nlloa C9u1 should authorize action in premises
The evees above the ely the Parish Of Jefferson above
~ ,tlus ht",log visited them in person yeser
consultation determined to authorize The empo, sue
a. Wes nrees'sy 70 arrest ay threatened danger and
such works upon such portions Of the required
seHnp to that point to-day and Mr. Pile is there supsrntend
would respectfully 7meud to your honorable body the
psaee loHgh o. areso nitn or ordinance authorizing me-
may dssSnae to take Tch within aud without lie
Limit Of the Parish Of orlesn. viii aolaey and ali
OF anoiher OVEN Ia opinion better 10 expend
or become liable for conceivable amount m ney rather
than rk the evils which wold from repyt1p Of he
nu daon OF 1919 The prosperity Orleans Is
IN ms tNganey and confederation will be an
eNcu l hsa ion temeIity IL is may be no
danger Ont u behooves there and by your
action 10 quiet h alarm aud excitement which apparently
psrvadss the community.
have the honor to be
Your oheiient servant
- CHAs. ". WATERMAN, Mayor.
Mr. Holland offered the following resolution. which
was read and adopted the rules being suspended and
on notion sent 10 the Board Of Aldermen for concur
renee.
Yeas: Messrs. Magion Dolhonde, Holland, Kearny,
Phelps, Whitney, Beebe and Stickney-s.
Nays: Messrs. Hall and Reid.
Resolved That the Mayor in conjunction with City Sur.
veyor be and are hereby uth sd all
sur,s Tor the ecariy Of the evoes, hin the limits OF mis-
overflow. - ~ '
Be further Resolred Thai Mayor be and he Is hereby
requested 70 invite the corporation Of the
Pah Of Jefferson in taking al measures for HE
sreng OF the eyees in said Parish son ami pro
tteon OF the said parish ard this city from overflow
On notion the Board took recess of fifteen min
utes, after which the roll called and the follow
ing members answered to their names, towit:
Hon. j. Magioui, Messrs. Dolhonde Hail. Holland
Kearny, Lombard, Reid Beebe and Stickney-9
On motion the Board adjourned to Tuesday next
18TH inst at O'Clock p 81.
JAS. A. HOPKINS, Secretary,
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The UTAH ExPEDTrIoN.-It has been stated in the
newspapers that Gen. Harvey had received orders TO
repair to Utah to take command of the army of that
military department The fact is that Gen. Persifer
Smith has been ordered to Utah as well as Gen Har
ney, and that the chief command will deyolye upon
General Smith General s. is one of the most accom-.
pished and popular officers in the seryce-a soldier
by choice and education, of thorough and matured
study in military science, of great experenee az an
officer, and endowed withal by high and acknowl.
edged military genius.-[ Washington HMM
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TELEGRAPHING.- Improvement follows improve
ment in this wonderful field of science Edward
Highton, Civil Engineer of England has recently oh.
tanned patent for, first, sending teegraphic mes
sages both ways through one and the same wire at
the same instant, without in any way interfering
with each other; secondly, for preventing the de.
struction of wire in the sea or under ground and
thirdly for mending a teegraphic wire in mid.ocean
without raising it out of the mud. New telegraphc
instruments have also been constructed intended for
the use OF railroads. fire alarms and police stations
The instrument is fixed in a small box provided with
a dial and pointer. The alphabet is marked on the
dial, and around the latter keys arranged in circle
merit claimed for this invention u.s. that any per.
son, without previous experience can readily forward
and receive messages. On touching key, the
pointer moves to the corresponding letter on the
dial, The power employed is electricity, and all
clock-work machinery is dispensed with. An ordi
nary ticket agent conductor, or engineer, or any
person who can read, can operate the instrument as
readily as an accomplished telegrapher.
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1t@ Orleans Daily Crescent.
OFFICIAL JOURNAL. .
CONnNH<Dr~ GasUMDn A.
BOARD OF ALDERMEN.


BOARD OF ALDERMEN.
SATURDAY, April 10, 1853
at lne Board met this day on conyocation OF the
=, Members present Messrs. DeLabarre, Dupre
novel;, Landry, Vennard and Wiltz.6.
MT Landry was called to the chair.
pensed with I--..
Inc following message was read
MAroEALTr OF NEw oRtEAss, Z
To The C6r0r0ou o.,,u.,. City Hall April 10Th, 1853
snenen have caused sou to be eosvaed for this even.
we purpose Of considering necessary to
nv point and Immediately tue city fof The protection
uia i q any part Of tle corporate limits.
am Myised that IN The Third and Fourth Districts the
require mmediae attention In the Third District The
eyges and protecting thar section from all te ened danger
n ia II ais opinion that the way Will aeon
ny, me tolef s'ree advised The water owing 10
Luz heh southeast wind has been freely wing over the
~ asnger wh'teveI need bs apprehended this
oveowlng Of the banks Some however
dem sdylsabe that The Council shond authorize
TSe i y ,us premises WIN reference 20 the locality.
etees hpoNe the cyin the Parish Jefferson above
MISUNDERSTANDING attention visie them person yester
~ p1'3 WIN aT fiiie, the City Surveyor, and upon
determined to authorize the employment OF such
re nesesafy to arrest any threatening danger and
sen wok upon such portions the eyees required
attention and As would make them secure Hands have beer
@ sp TO lha' point day and Mr. Pile there supsrntend
'"f S Sn,Id ~ y. .inu on, p terson
ma Sona recommend to your honorable body
" o,lkn o. solution or ordinance authorizing me
5u'S'lkl Tue surveyor and such NJ
70 lAke such measures, hin a d
OF me rarsh OF Orleans. Will sbsolue and under all
secure the city from the eonseanences
Of another overflow.
Ia opinion better to expend or become liable for
~ conceivable amount Of rather than risk the evils
WOULD enAns from repetition Of the intimidation Of 1919
hs property OF New Orleans involved in this exiReucy
ahd 10 consideration whatever will be excuse for hesitation
q 'emsrty II Is irue there may no danger but il be.
you 10 act ~ II tore action 10 auet
e aud excitement which apparently peryade the
Community. ff' F ~
have the honor to be
1our 0bedieHt servant,
CHAS, NJ WATERMAN Mayor
me Following resolutions, adopted by the Assist
ant Board were read twice and concurred in, the
rules being suspended
and Willis.
htsolret Ihs the Mayor In conjunction With the City Sur
VeJ ue ana IRE hereby authorized all
u Tor The security II the within the limits Of the city
flow. - F " 'S Wy "SAn yves
BE Irer rsoIre5 That the Mayor be AID Is hereby re.
qued 70 invite the oaraon Of tho authorities Of The Par
~ Jefferson Ia taking all sary measures for the
strengthening Of The evees in said Pa sh ~ Jefferson pro
~e1 N q ne said Parish and this city from overflow
On motion, the Board adjourned until Tuesday
next, the 18th inst, at o'clock P. NJ.
ChAS. CLAIBORNE, Sec'y.
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STORM IN MIssrssprT.-The Natchez Free Trader
of Friday last saws;

OF Friday last says:
The nebulosity yesterday morning was not Of that
sombre cast early in the day to indicate anything
more than shower of rain for few hours but to-
wards noon the clouds backened it became suddenly
dark strong wind arose, the clouds opened and
hail the size Of buckshOt fell for half minute then
dense rain followed until o'clock P. NJ, when the
came out beautifully and the clouds gradually dis
appeared. Branches and limbs of trees were broken
OIL, and in some places whole trees were uprooted and
thrown several feet from their beds and several chin
neys were blown down in this city during the storm
AT one time peculiar sensation crept over us from a
suspicion that the scene of the 18th Of May 1870 was
to be reenacted and to have another tornado
The rain was needed, but blows eau always be dis.
pensed with.
In Concordia parish in the vicinity of vidala, the
storm was severely felt At Yardemans plantation
below Vidalia nearly all the fence was blown down
AT Jacob Hoover's Whitehall Plantation" W. G.
peale' manager and at " Waverly" five miles above
Nidalia, (estate of Geo. Raston Esq y much damage
was done to the fences.
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From some statements published by an English CO.
temporary on the subject OF ordnance. il appears
that the cost of 3uch SHE'LL as il flies through the
air. is two pounds ten shillings, At each explosion
there go two Rnineas. bang The estimated cost or
firing 36-inch bomb, is nearly thirty pounds or one
hundred and City dollars. -.
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"Do you know Mr.. Brown" said lady to her
husband
"Ahem! Yes. my dear"'
"ls he not very deserving MANI"
"Eerrrry deserving, indeed love. He deserves
good logging; and il he ever again has the impn
dence to gallant you home, will be sure to give it
hml"
Exit wife, in fright.
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4 ia Nle ue Ia NOuNele-OrieanS;
Les sOusgnes pOssesseurs de prophecies la rue Ora
yer respectueusement demandeut honorable corps
daSoT Ia dite caquilee de Ia Magnolia Broad
la surface de Ia die devan .elip-
ca e centre abr dnoudaon puies tOrrentieIes on
du refoultmen des du lac peonnares vous en-
seront reconnaissance iamtis.
Ell M pui.d
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PETITIONS--OFFICIAL.


L Council Of the city Of New Orleans
We the undersigned property fronting on rayier
str, e. respectfully honorable body ree
sneed from Magnolia Broad The surface OF said
street TO Om semi elipcal shape the which 10 be
above overflow liner from flooding ms or lake water And
your petitioners, us IN duty bound, will pray.
Names Of petitrs. No feet Names petitr No of feat
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That disturbance Of the general system which is
known under the name of raging thirst, Is far more
terrible than that Of starvation and for this reason
During the abstinence from food, the organism can
the necessary material but during abstinence from
liquid, the organism has such source Of supply
within itself. Men have been known TO endure the
absolute prvation OF food for some weeks but three
days Of absolute prvation Of drink, is perhaps the
limit Of endurance.
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MAYORALTY-OFFICIAL.

hAY0RALTY OF NEW ORLEANS !
City Hall, 9th day Of April, 1873
Common COu Gil Of the City OF New Orleans \
No. 1867.
Resorsd That joint committee of four members Of the
Board OF Aldermen andv members ofhe Board Assistants
be and are hereby appointed to conjunction the CITY
Surveyor in rider to examine thoroughly steam engine
patented by IT, r. Wor hgtun, Esq for the purpose of testing
the pecteab OF using the for the city during
the low If the river.
Members Of the Committee Messrs Vennard DeIgbarre
Howell and La dry, on the Of the Board Aldermen
hesss ioonde huyghe Stckney and Waldo part
the Board Of Ass Aldermen
lsignedl H. NJ SUMMERS
President Board Of Aldermen,
lSignedl !. MAGIUNi,
President Board Of Assistant Aldermen.
Approved April 10 ls5s.
tsigusdl ChAS. NJ. WATERMAN, Mayor ai2
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very ugly and penurious man is reported to work
IN his own fields in the summer months to save the
expense Of scare crow.
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OFFICE OF THE CHIEF OF POLICE.

Report OF the Chief of Police toe
persons aTeRd Of Of
March, of their "
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Approved April 10, ls5s. =
tSigusdl ChAs, NJ. WATERMAN, Mayor.


Resored, That the Special Committee, appointed by both
Boards Of The council OF the city Orleans for
the purpose Of revising he ordinance entitled ordinance
mee for the purpose of revising ordinance concerning
whagers aud report practicable to the Common
Council.
lsignedl II. NJ. SUMMERS
President Board Of Aldermen
lsignedl j. MAGIONI,
President Board Of Assistant Aldermen
Approved April 10, 1868.
IN ,nedl OHAs. NJ WATERMAN, Mayor a12
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- ONLY ONE MONTH LONGER
rHE EYE AND THE EAR


DEAFNESS. AND ALL DISEASES OF THE EYE AND
EAR-DR. p. A. Won MosCHZIsKER, oenlist and Aurist.
is at the ST. LOUIS HOTEL Rooms Nos and 2 where be
may be consulted en- all H...-.r
DISEASES OF THE EYE AND EAR,
which require either Medical Surgical attendance Hours
From A. NJ. to SPIN.
ARTIFICIAL EYES inserted without causing any pain.
ARTIFICIAL TYblPANUMs inserted in cases of DEAF
NESS when It is required
PANTAsCoPIC GLASSES
The Genuine Pantascopc Glasses only be Of Dr. NJ
at his Rooms Those who value their Sight should get
direct from him. ... .....Fe'. ials SIN
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,r-.- ~ NOuNElLE ORLEANS, 6janvier 1858
MssleursNous, soussgHes, prCpri6Hres Frank
n partr de Ia Poydras Ia de la Commune exposept
tespeenensemen voe honorable corps que nous desrons
ue rue sol paVee en- piees rondes les bsnquees
"a GU i sera necessaire de lie lare lie eat
ieqe 'e ouNe ceite rue, rend neeessare
Ce travail peu etre fat prx modele la VILE yant d lea
maieriaux necessaires son execution
Nous dema ID aOr quune resolution SOFT ma
es ueere par les sections 49, l2J l2 de ehAre de la Vile
Fos pehonnates Nou en- seron reconnaissance jamas
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Who is the best man in Congress to place upon
smelling committeel
Answer-Pugh
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81 am unable, yonder beggar cries,
"To stand or sit.n Ii be says true, be lies.
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The Slidell press Of this State are attempting to
raise an unfavoable feeling among the masses in re
lation to the African Apprentice scheme. Their at.
tempt is IS vapid as their prompters chance of OBJ
tanning nomination for the Presidency
tClinton EAST Felicana) Democrat, 18th inst.
We hope 80 but have our fears. The King" is
strong, very strong. The King is cunning, very
cunning. The King" is sly, very sly. The King"
has the shrewdest Leutenants in the world. There
is no doubt Of this latter fact Even the bitterest
enemies be encounters in his ranks, subserye his
purposes oftener than they thwart them. And II
they don't act with more judgment in future he will
have his foot more firmly pressed upon their recum.
bent necks than ever before. We would repeat the
oft printed quotation, A word to the WISE" etc. if
we deemed it necessary.
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IftD Orleaus @aiIp 6rtstent.



The following little paragraph from the Clinton
Cast Felicana) Democrat-one Of the most respect
able and influential Of interior Democratic journals
of the 10th inst, possesses significance Of no ordi
nary moment
In view Of all the signs OF the political horizon MA
may expect TO hear Of important movements in the
Southern States and II is among the people that we
expect to hear of their being made Already has the
question: been mooted TO the proprety Of calling
meeting of the State Rights Democracy Of this parish
with view to their organization and future coaction
in reference to the dangers which threaten and
menace the Southern States.
We think it about time the people should be NOV
ing 1t is time at ali vents that they should enter
upon Of serious study and reflection, IL they
would study and reflect while opportunity is vonch
ssfed them, for are very wide Of the mark, much
wider than were IN our lives if the period for
action does not force itself upon them at no very
mote day. And, we know Of no place where the
movement could more auspiciously commence than
in the wealthy, popuous intelligent and patriotic
Felicianas. Besides, the masses should make them
selves heard and felt for the brunt of whatever res
possibility the future may bring forth will fall upon
them, and cannot be ayerted by any human agency.
Hence concerted expression of their will would do
much towards Strengthening the press their repre-.
sentatves in the Legislature and in Congress- and do
good all around. Although we do not subscribe to
the maxim, Uor popui Del still the fact cannot
be questioned that when people do rise in their might
they carry everything before them, for the time
being, whether they right or wrong.
We would respectfully suggest to the Feliciana
Democrat, however, that in movement like this all
genuine Southern Rights men should be allowed to
participate without regard to any mere political no
tons they have formerly entertained or may now en-
tertain Nothing can be accomplished when there is
division: Let there be fervent Union of the South
for the sake of the South" and all will be well.
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tCHIRD DISTRICT PnUNn-IYns brnncl

| - - 1it5 n 49, = pEOONO-Wo brought
Child EN- streets, estrays--
One red and white pnked he yearl g. mark nor brand
One bay mare Ia hands high branded on the left shoulder
L. r. -
One bay I'll y, lla hands high, white strip on the face
shou der j. p. $50 ''s'
One darkll an hly, II hands high
One sorrencot, The four feet white.
which OF claimed within
pid will be sold public auction &C said DEPOT on FKI
DAY, April l6, 1858, at 10 O'Clock A. NJ.
p. A. GUYOL street Commissioner,
Registered April s. 1855
7. j. HTTSELBERGER,
o, ,,. Deputy Comptroller.
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HENRY FoRNo, Chief of Police.
STREET CONVERSATIONAL.


SECOND DISTRICT OUND-yVas brouphf
- 10 tne second District Pound, Derbgny street
81 Ann ana Main streets, estrays- 1872 ~
One brown and pony about I3. hands bi1b Nth
white face, and no visible brand ~ 'e1' W."
One sorrel pony about Ia hsnds high with white fac.
marks, branded j. b On the Jeff thigh. 0' ~
One drk bay pony, about 4 hands high with black legs
name Abd ts saddle marks branded n on the right thigh
one pay horse about 10 hands high blase face the left
round. - $3.50 N9f 0AiON MI
nne yellow she goat, with black sripes
which not ca med within te days and the EXPENSES thsre
on pad will be sold public auction At said pound on Ed
NESDAf, April 2lst, at ~ O'Clock A. M
New Orleans, April g. 1855
Registered April oh, 1888
HENRY DUREL,
Clerk of Comptroller
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E'PAVE DU DEuXIEME DISRTRICT-.Un
- etc eduit au depot Epaves Deuxieme district
ue Derogny, entire les Sto-Anne Dumaine CONNIE
ham pom creole 6Tnn tonee ct rouan d'envron l3 de
maui ayhnl Ia face blanche e. etampe visible -
IN pc HeLan denviron Il mains de han ayant Ia face
Rauche. - - 'FN - = SUI Ia euSse
N pom bal erun denviron ~ mains de hau ayan les
eismpe & II sur Ia cuisse drote " o' ~
un heva bal denyon Is mains de hau ayant Ia face boue
pea Go de deyant dux de derere bancs des MARQUES
ue y seize et du collier ct ierre quare pieds
Une eheVre lnune. des rates noires
les des chevres sont
As payes Giles vendues enchere puboue an d az
pot MEhChEDli q dlavril IS -. a 10 heures A. NJ
IN, - -. 7. a. GUfOL, COmmissaiTe des rues.
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SECOND DISTRICT POUND-Vas broush
othe second District Pound Derbisny street betWee
ST. Ann and Main streets. a estrays--
One pale yellow she goat.
One grey, brown and black spotted she goat
One white she goat.
Which not claimed within days and the EXPENSES ttere
on paid will be sod public at said pound On FRI
DAY, 10th day Of April. 1855, at 10 O'Clock A. NJ
p A. GUYOL, Street Commissioner.
Registered April 5th, 1855
7. J, HITSELBERGER,
New Orleans, April 5 1858.
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DIS 8 pOuces face a la rue franklin.

JAS A. HOPKINS,
fell LAVISH O'' assistant Aldermen