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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-10-15
The Trouble ON the Texan Frontier.

NV ORLEANS, Oct. Il, 1853.
Adyices from San Antonio state that Gen. Twiggs had
responded TO the call for aid from Brownsville that he
has not enough at his disposal TO drive the Indians
from the frontier, and therefore do nothing.
The ranches the Texas side of the Rio Grandc have
been abandoned account Of Indian depredatons The
citizens Of San Antonio raising two companies of
Ringers and other places raising volunteers
count Of Gen. Twggs' inability to protect the country
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-10-15
Exchanges,

Ngw ORLEANS, Oct IA, 1859.
Exchange on New York at sight par TO x PREMIUM on
London, sixty days, pa 91f premium.
ST.. LOUIS, Oct IA. 1859
sight exchange on New York 4 per cent premium for
gold, Y premium for Missouri funds and tx premium
for currency.
CINCINNATI, Oct "a, 1852.
Exchange on New York steady at Il per cent premium
for sight bills.
CmcAGb, Oct. IA, 1859
Exchange on New York firm at TX per cent premium
for sight
PKIADEIPHA, Oct H. 1859
Sight exchange New York; par TO 10th per cent
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should also be watched they purchased only for
counerieers to alter and again In other shape
The Of the city State else the bank s altered
and the public swindled second time Better arrest
every man offering to pass bad BILL every man Offering
to buy them Of you at less than ten or fifteen cents
In the dollar; and watch closely these men named and
have them arrested unless their bills are al defacel
that il would be impossible to pass Them
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-10-15
The Pennsylvania Election.

PHii-ApEIPHIA, Oct IA, 1869
The oic al vote Of this city elects twelve opposition and
Eve democratic members Of the Assembly. The only
Senatorial district supposed TO elect democra. is still
doubtful Cumberland, democratic county, gives Irwin
opposition "a majority; Perry Afn and Juna,a are 10
be heard from
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-10-15
News from Haytf,

By the brig African, Captain Thompson, from Port au
Prince have dates to September H. The country ge
morally quiet Some sixty Of the consprators against
the government had been arrested, among them Tmolcon
Sanon the assassin who shot the Presidents daughter.
He had been in exile but among others had been recalled
Their trial down for September 20, and the Pre-
sdent had declared that they need expect enency
from him
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Testimonial to Col. Duryce.
FURTHER CONTRIBUTIONS.

JUN II. "
The contributors, well as any others who may wish
TO add to the fund, will please call at Maitland Phelps
Co IS Office 45 Exchange place. Wednesday, the 18th
at noon for the purpose Of deciding how the money
shall be invested.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-10-15
Decision in the Case of Deputy United
states Marshal Tyler, of Detroit.

HhfHoIf, 9IICH', tCI ~, I50S.
IN the supreme Court Of Michigan this day decision
was rendered. denying the jurisdiction Of the United
states Supreme Court in the well known case Of Deputy
United States Marshal Tyler charged with killing Captain
JONES' OF the brig Concord las, fall Tyler has been re.
nanded Cor trial In the State Court.
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Injunction Against the Shawmut Insur-
ance Company OF Boston.

DVsIUIIi UCL IT. fo0v.
In the Supreme Court this afternoon temporary in
junction granted against the Shawmut Insurance
Company Of this city upon the application Of the Insurance
Commissioners the ground that their further proceed
ings would be hazardous TO the public.
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Markets.
PHILADELPHIA STOCK BOARD.
pUu lDgfpyyIA Oct.

PHIADELPHA, Oct IA, 1859
Stocks dull. Pennsylvania State fves, 92x; Reading
Railroad, 1917 Morris Canal, 49, Long Island Railroad
10s.: PENNSYLVANIA Railroad, 38A.
NEW ORLEANS, Oct. IA, 1850
Cotton unchanged: sales to-day only 500 balcs mid
ding 10sSc. 10z6c. there has been an extensive and
heavy rain to day. sales OF the week, $1,000 bales re-
last year exports 3s 900 bales making total this season
o. $4,000 bales increased receipts at this port $4,000
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a Statue to Horace Mann.

BosToS, Oct. "a, 1859
The Senate Of Massachusetts, has adopted the resolve
granting permission for the erection Of Of Horace
Mann in the State House grounds.
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Failure at Cincinnati.

CINCINNATI Oct II, 1859
Henry Falls carpet dealer Fourth street failed yes
terday His liabilities are between $50 900 and 800 900
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Alleged kidnapping.

BOSTON, Oct "a 1859.
Farmer, who kidnapped the child from his former wife,
has arrested this State and win be taken to Dover
for trial
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The italian Opera I'm Ros,ou

MINNIE Coils made her debut this eye,n;ng mos =,
sMarthau The 'heare was DIVIDED TO excess With ~
,,arv enthusiastic M Uence The season win cloeo w. -
row with 4 motiose Of Mmme Coson in 1Trayia,a y
after which ,hc compan depart for New York
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The Revenue Cutter Harriet Lane.
NORFOLK, Oct IA, 1859
The seame' Yorktown sgnalled the steam revenue
cutter Harriet Lane Off Cape Henry She bound NORTH
and had evidently seen the Quaker City in the roads.
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The Vigilance Committee Ina Louisiana.
NEw ORLEANS Oct IA, 1859
Vigilance Committee has been formed Of Msrksville,
La 10 aid the police in arrestng dangerous characters
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SOUTH OF ENGLAND.
First INNINGS.

The play stopped this afternoon IN consequence Of
the rain. The North played splendidly. There were
about 900 persons on the ground in the afternoon
The English orcketers leave tomorrow for Niagara
There is grand honor Of them this evening at
the Girard House.
George Parr is somewhat better and able TO 20 to Ha.
milton bat not to play there
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-10-15
The Cricket Match At Philadelphia.

PHILADELPHIA, Oct IA, 1863.
cricket match was commenced this morning between
the North Of England the South Of England assisted
by six Americans each side. The following is the
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-10-15
Yon-ArrivaI Of tAs North HrIton.

-NNaHK FUN1, Utt. I4---f a.
The weather Is closdy with the appearance of rain.
Wind light from $. W. No signs Of the North Briton,
which is hardly dne as ye..
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Adrfatic, OF Boston .

D1sastef TO The Bank Adrf.tic 81 u..
,,.,.,,. NORFOLK, Va, Oct. a. 1859.
The bark Adria'ie, of Boston from Havana Mound g.,
fsimouh England, with cargo Of sugar. has mn, ;n,o
THU port in very lcaky condition and With h. ~
IadI, da vuaged.
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firm in New York.
At No. 4e6 Broadway. (the dollar side J. new build.
ing Of very un gus design being put mp for the sale OF
Grover Bakers sewing machines. The entire front
consists OF Gothic arch of iron, sixty two feet five
inches high and twenty five feet wide The building is to
be three stories high in front and only the rear
but will be deliberately ornamened, doubt will
present very attractive appearance.
Ball Black l. Co.. jewellers and manufacturers OF silver
ware, now at lie corner of Broadway aud Murray
stree ave just commenced splendid mar
bic paac, a tn corner OF Broadway and
Prince street which is expected to be ready FOR them
early next spring The building will front fifty icct
on Broadway and hundred feet Prince street The
height from the sidewalk will be ninelyior feet divided
into Eve stories The architecture Italian and il
expected turn out something very handsome and snowy
but have mol seen the plans and the building has not
progressed far enough TO jndgc what s appearance is
likely TO be- The upper stories win be devoted to
featuring purposes. The whole will be built Of white
BILE, in the most substantial manner, with heavy iron
beams and expected to cost not far from 5000, 600
a part Of block OF handsome stores with iron and
marble fronts is going up directly opposite the Metro
po,an Hotel An old fashioned Knckcrbockcr dwelling
house the OF Bond street. owned by Dr. Ecazu
Parmy, is being transformed into splendid Eve story
edGce for stores Offices &c Improvements OF compare
HNeiy importance going on AZ corner
Leonard street Eleventh and several other local.
ties Broadway. But we understand that Mr.. A. T.
Stewart has purchased the entire block bounded by
Broadway, Tenth street. Fourth and Ninth street
II is understood that on the Broadway portion of this
block he docs not indeed occupy The whole for the pur
pose, he intends to erect magnificent building TO which
he will remove his store
When all these improvements shall be completed the
great horoughare will present coup dcil Of architect
raj beauty and splendor of which New Workers. may Justly
feel proud But similar improvements will doubtless fol
low nnd none cp iorescc where all this magnHccuce win
Cyd
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-02-09
JAS. A. HOPKINS, ~
Secretary Board Assistant Aldermen.

NoUNEI1E- ORLEANS, 10 janvier, 1859.
Vile de la Nouvele Orleans
- face deux c6es de la Canal rues Tchoup
tonas Claiborne petonent respecueusement homo
rahe corps conformement Ia 1 section de la charte
Vile Aire vendre enchere pubique vingt jours
1a ct L. rue du
Les banquette des deux c6es de Tchoupiouas cele
de Claiborne seront eags do pieds renivsees la
dite de chaque cote avo ~ pieds de large
espace de "a eds de large e terrain neue
Les rues de Tchouponas Claiborne renveees pa
vets e deux e6es des 1locs de granite de mon de
large IL de long ct 10 depaisseur
LIE terrain neutre des Tchoupoulas Claiborne
oure par des poteaux fer orme gothque pouces de
ehaines de pouces Un chemin macadaise de pieds
meme sea supporte des pierres de granite Aux exrem
ties de chaque e seron places de Ter do distance
distance empecher entree chevaux bestaux
mais AUST de lvrer I'm libre passage aux pietors
lie dit deYrA atre fat
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JAS. A. HOPKINS. s cretary,
Board Assistant Alderman.
NouvrL1r-oRIrANs, 4 JanvIer, 1889

NouvELLEoRLEANs. 4Janvier, 1889.
Honorable Conseil Commun de la Nouvee- Orleans;
M EsslEUES-Les soussignes proprietaires
ANA fasant face la Poydras Levee Baronne
demandant honorable corps conform
sment ia l20 section d. la charte de la ye fare vende
pave, 4 ds rue ave- des bocs Dc granite cares nayan
Dc u pouces large 10 de long pas mons
Dc ponces Les dts blocs ere de
ere quae les cctes les bouts lie haut tables aniere
i II, nne SURFACE ans ct un Outrage sod
lac et % gravo de Londes reyeement de pouchs
ds sable du lac ct de de Londe ben
au so nsn sss LIZ curb stones sur les deux de
ere donuer une lbe les banques seront
ct perres plates aux
sections de plates
%ssnrs quae de Iyiere nod e dsyront
large pieds de lon mons de pouces dapaseur ct
etre sleyees au centre an niveau du pavsge,
". II; Montgomery, par A. R. Montgomery, 80 p,eds
Aug R. Montgomery, SO
Q. A. Slocomb AZ :.
JAS. A. HOPKINS, Secretaire
Jazo HawSw du Cor sell des Assistants Aldermen.
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JAS. A. HOPKINS,
Secretary Board of Assist.n Aldermen.

@ies& sE NouyEILE ORLEANS, II Janvier, 1885,
Aphonorable Conseil Common de Ia Nouvelle Oreans
MESSI EURS-Les sOussigne s proprie ct a,res
aisant face Ia Hercules Ramp de Ia rue J,iia
"a rue ~ Andrew demandan yore hon
orabe corps commencement 20 charta
de "a vle are vendre pencan spres urs de notice I'M
contrat pour de Hercules de Ia rue
liza Ia rue St. Andrew des blocs granite Eayan mas
%o9s Dc 10 PSucss Dc large sur T. long plus
de 10 depaisseur Les dts devront atre de
mere quaite les cotes lie bout e haut aes de manere
an sera place de sable
DO sable du lac ct de gravo de Londre nrces bens
remp ct tout convenabement compessa par I'm roueau
usqua gull soft ben asss Les les deux cotes
DC seront seyes Ct nvess haueu
seront eeyees ct couveres rerres plates Les
aux de ou5 les paveas en- pieres de-
meieure quae de Ia rviere du Iord ct devront ayo
Gsds De sTgs p.rres auon empoera syront ped
ct ere eleyee an centre au nievau du pavage
n Ihomas Murray lS9 pieds Hercules.
JAS. A. HOPKINS, sacretsire
jas 1taw8w du Conseii des Assistants Aldermen
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NEW ORLEANS. Jan. 4, 1859.

New ORLEANS. Jan. 4, 1859.
To the HONORABLE the Common Council
OF the City ef New Orleans
GENTLEMEN-The under signed, owners
Barronne street most respectfully petition
c auction after twenty days public notice the
street, with granite blocks than ten inches wide
BY twelve inches long than inches wide by
inches long less than thick Said blocks
b q best quality Of granite having the sides and Top
well dreSsec 80 as form an surface when
good sold work Said to be laid diagona
drsss5 when laid Of four INCHES sharp sand and
ne 1oin 70 Se properly hed ana rolled with suitable
roller until well settled Fhe usual hIck
be furnish when the City Surveyor may think requisite
change the old curbtnR order make substantial work
The curb both sides Of Poydras from Front Leves to
be raised and graded proper height and level
such manner as to free the streets Of wafer the speedy
crossings at the intersection Of all the with
best North river Tagging and to be wide the stone
ed be two feet wide four feet long than sx
inches thick to be raised in the CENTER graded to the road
pavement.
Aug r. Montgomery, SO -
G. A. Slocomb. ~
JAS. A. HOPKINS, s. cretary,
Board Assistant Alderman
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JAS. A. HOPKINS,
Secretary Board of Assistant Aldermen.

NouyELLE- ORLEANS, 9 novenbre, 1858
Au Conseil Comnun de la Nouvee Orleans:
/ a PETITION DIES soussslgne Representa-
que Ia majore requise nouvelle
eharte De ia vile sgne petition prent votre
corps de resolution autosan lie Contr6
eur yendre apres cling jours davis dams gazette ocee
pour Ia confeco de banquees bques rgoes
en- oois sur les denx coes de la Morales St. FeTd
nand ayenus Washington. lis que vents
soft dehnive marie auorse aves
racquereur Les placements seront fats compliant,
du travail commencement algnemens nive
Lemons qui sesant donnes par le voyer de la vile.
MAD ~ Carney, 43 pieds pouces.
John Eeryes 43 pisds ponces
Jack yulthar, So peds.
Mad. Zr Ryan 20 pieds.
Michael Cnmplur, 66 pseds.
Mad Ceuliver, 20 pieds,
John Molde, 29p ieds.
Joe Vestlan, 20 peds.
3. Blapcan, % piedsf
NJ Coffee, So pieds
Ihos: Mccormick, 20 pieds.
Baptisfe Barcade, 1875 pi- DIS,
Claus Thannarlon, 81 piees
j. M. Jargens III pieds.
Augusta Arder, IS pieds.
John Dempsey, IS pieds.
Augrues Venue 80 pieds.
,~ NJ A. vnllion, 10 pieds. g.,,-
Joseph Buffers, 100 pieds.
Elizabeth Bode, 81 pieds.
-f Michel Mercear, 32peds
JAMES A. HOPKINS,
ol L8%oW Secreare du Consei des Assistant Aldermen
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new ORLEANS January IS, 1859.
To the Honorable the Common Council
of the city Of New Orleans
THE UNDERSIGNED, property owners
Snng Sr each ss Of Cans fehCaou,s
body ageeaby to section 100 of the City Charter to sell
public auction after twenty days notice. contract for re-
grading paving and improving Canal Tchoupou.
las TO Claiborne street, AS follows
The sidewalks from Tchoupouas to Csiborne
street be wdened and regarded road way on either
side to be 40 feet In width leaving the neutral ground
- be ssaded and paved each side with
inches thick The neutral ground Tchouptoulss to Ca
borne street to be enclosed with iron posts gothic pattern
two chains Of 4 inch iron shell sak Of is feet
TO be lined with granite curbng end Of the walk on
each iron posts shall be placed prevent the
uue<a M afJastr;u
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JAS. A. HOPKINS secretaire
ja2o ltawSw du Cor sell des Assistants Aldermen.
NEW ORLEANS, Dec. q, 1858.

NEW ORLEANS, Dec. g. 1858.
To the Honorable the Common Council
ofthe City Of New Orleans
GENTLEMEN-The undersiRneh, owners
NJ Of property fronting Pytsnia street. Jnlia to
Phillip streets most respectfully petition your body
sgreesb 70 sections no and 100 City Charter
pubic auction after twenty days public notice. the contract for
grading and pavng Prytana street from Jackson Phillip
streets with granite blocks, not less than By
twelve inches long than twelve inches wide
eighteen inchs long less than inches thick Said blocks
10 be OF best qualify Of granite having SIDES top
dressed even surface hen laid and to be
good solid work Said diagonay on four
when four inches Of sharp and London
roller ninth well settled crossings at the Intersection
Of all the streets to be laid with best North River Tagging
be four feet wide the used wide feet
CENTRE and graded to the road pavement
7. Krqitschmitt % feet front Prytania street
Dan. P. Logan 96 :.
j. DuQas 90 " .
New Orleans, Dec. %, 1851
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NEW ORLEANS November 9, 1858.
ME .RETlTION Of the undersigned re-
specuiy showeth that the majority required BY the new
City Charter having signed this petition they pray your
abe body to resolution authorisng the Comptroller
SELL after 1--we days notice In official Journal the contract for
making brick and wooden cutters both Of
Morales from St. Ferdinandto Washington Avenue that
said sale shall be final and that the Mayor
tract with the purchaser for the Payments to be made
levels Of the City Surveyor.
Ms u. Garoey, is feet inches
John Feryes, 43 feet iuches *
Jack Fulthar, So feet
Mrs q. Ryan. 70 feet. H.
Michael Cumpur, 66 feet.
Mrs. Cenliver. 20 feet. 7's.. Ef-|
John Made, % feet
joe Viellan 20 feet. ~
B. Bancau % feet. .5- .
N. Coffee, IS feet
Thos Mccormick, % feet
Bapse Barcade l25 feet,
Claus Thannarlon, 81 feet
j. NJ Jargens. ~ feet.
Augusta Arder, IS feet.
John Dempsey. IS feet. .r #-
Augnues Venue 90 feet.
N. A. Wilton, 10 feet.
Joseph Biers, 1870 feet,
Elizabeth Bode, GA feet
Michel Mercear 81 feet s... -. ..-
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NEW ORLEANS. January 4 1852.
To tie Honorable Common Council Of the
-. city Of New Orleans
GENTLEMEN.-Thc undersigned prevail.
themselves Of the provisions contN1od In Eection i9
honorable body order the adjudication Of contract for
ing new sidewalks III soes bodered with curbstoues II
place o. the present brick sidewalks the western
ono Drctof Esplanade street. Condo now Cbarss II
the level OF the sidewalks elevated 10 their
new and the agstones to the curbsones The
whole OF the best quslty. -
Very respectfully,
EDWD. BARNETT,
+. M. ZEIGLER,
Property holders fronting the contemplated
New orl. ans, 9Th January, 1859 '''-s"''
JAS. A. HOPKINS, i.G
Secretary Board Assistant Aldermen.
NouvElLE ORLEANS, janvisr, 1859.
Fhonorable Conseil Commun de 10
vile de la Nouvele Orleans
MESS1EURS.-LesS oussIgnes se prevalent
des contenues dams In 10 section charte
corps dauoriser disqualification DUN pour Ia copstruc.
ton DC nouvees banqnees perres plates borure en-
perres repacemen des baDuuettes
sur cote ouestDenxeme Distrc-de rue de FEspis.
hade de Ia rue Condo msinenant Chartres
des bnqaettes devrout atre eeve Ia nouves
haueu les pierres plates celes ts eoes M tont
devra etre de premiere quale. -
Respectueusement,
PAUL I. THEARD.
EDWD BARNETT, Kill
a.a5 +. N. ZEI1LER,
Proprietaires fAsant face Fam6lioratiou
JAS. A. HOPKINS
Jas Awsw Secreaire du Conaeil de Assistant Aldermen
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~ NEW ORLEANS Dec. 4, 1885,
THE PETITION OF the undo rsIgned re-
specnlly showeth that the majority required by the
city Charter having signed this pstition they
er 70 SELL after i've notice in the official Journal
tract Tor making brick sidewalks and wooden cutters
sides or Vaudeville street. from Girod ST. the Baptist
+ and sad sale be and that the Mayor be author
made in cash when the work is according to the
lines and levels Of the City Surveyor
P. P. G. Jsnvry 40 feet.
9. Parker, A, feet.
p N Brenckle 90 feet
T. Schmitt, GU feet
D. Kaaz 60 feet.
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New ORLEANS, Jan. IL, 1859.
Council hi s01..
Of the city Of New Orleans /:

To the Honorable the Common Council 5.i3 74
Of the city Of New Orleans
GENTLEMEN-The undersigned, owners
,. 81 properly fronting on Hercules street.
rahls body to section 100 City Charsr to sell at
public auction after twenty days public notice. the contract for
grading and paving Hercules from ST. Andrew
street With granite blocks not less than ten inches wide By
cen inches long less than inches thick Said blocks to
be the best quality Of granite having the sides top
well dressed, so as to form surface
EoSa soa yoIE Said to be laid diagonay four
dressing when laid four nche, sharp sand and London
grave the joints to be properly filed rolled with suitable
roller until veil settled The usual inches
ssk t. b when the cry Surveyor
work The curb stones both sides Of Hercules from Julia
to ~ Andrew to be raised and graded proper hight
level such manner free the be most
speedy manner and the sidewalks be tagged
foot crossings AZ the Intersection of all
With best North River fagRing and to wide the
stone used 70 oe feet our feet long,
SIX inches thick to be raised III the graded
road pavement. - = 0 :" -
Thos. Murray, 1879 feet on Hercules
p. Irwin, 2l7 !. =2i
New Orleans, Jan. IL, 1859.
JAS A HOPKINS
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To the Common Council Of New Orleans . -,
spesas ,51nslS a e. the
Pssa 'hs ss s1n hos
ssss'ss ipshas ss
Mayor &c assseed s liz
sss .a n j. K.
Etsous FOWL, 80 fee. on Madam Jack reda, IS fee.
Mie san M.ss 49, lss feet Thomas
ssss as q tss Hsns
B Bs5ssS 5sssP% 'i shs ~ s feet.
sss sssfss sssii sssssss Z
Secretary s hssr 4 j H 9ssi...ss s.ra..
Au con.e d 1859
es afs
sanfts d DE- Ia vile sgns psn
ts
Is ssass &c "a 9
Morales Is ss's Quest jasau
NJ, ~
ss1 ct iveemsns qu seon
50 psa' sur M aai a.g sss
SsS. psd. pssss.
Bss. 3 rid 5sss
A.As"'' Williams IS As * hS Sfasfssp
dl7 LAVISH secrstaire Conssii e Assistant Aldermen
the Common Council q NeU s
psspy ls,s IF +. t ns;s,IS
o ch Sss asyng signed iii. psio
~ sis's <
ssss Ct IL e
s Be as i
F nssoa FS san ?ss fee feet Spain
Mge 0nirei, q feet on Spain street. ss .'ss
M%s Rsssp 8 s. feet sn. Spain street
Thomas FrsIi s. 20, @ Spain street. s..
49,, { f. e. 'ss sssis s:s:s
Ma1ees ass p Is feet s M,s 2sssfsn m
ssa2sss w. ~: :ss
siP sss g. John
Secretary Board Of Assistant anti Aldermen.
c...., NouyE.1r. oHLEAss, 70 Novsmbre 1858.
A PETITION dies soussixnes represento
e5ars s H Vs .as s9s Ia
lsur sdn, vsa1s ,eals sSss
rgoes en- bos ct la banquetes fai.ss
% 4 s
lie as
psshsysmsnt d. travail aux ssnsnsn. q
Ssisea fs ss g. S psa. sur !. rue
ouss = pis ssa sur IL rue ~
Ss pisd. sur L. L ne sdP fspssn.
p.ds sur sa ~ rs
Hssss q sIss. y, /.
Sss;; s';s; q: