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New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-04-25
TRUNKS AND WArERpRoor Ioru1saMr

II II
Baers store Y Magazine street. is desirable
the purchase of all descriptions and yaes and oil
and India rubber clothing and AT this time he has on
hand consignment of superfne leather trunks which
must be sold and bargains may be had which may ser
again years. for soleeaher coe as near being
articles article Of merchandise which can he named
Country merchants rely that they can nowhere get more
favorable terms than at Mr. Bauer'e, 7s..s.a5sss.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-04-25

CLOTHING AND FURNISHING GooDs. It would
that this year to be especially signased by the
eeent and elegant manufactures way Of wearing an
pare for the makers of fashions have extra link of
their inventive genius which has apparently brought them 10
the ne Plus ultra OF their art Many Of the styles at onre
quiet becoming durable and comfortable thus attaining all
the ends of clohing and the best may be found Mt
the store of Mr. Robert Pkin Nos 10 Is Camp street
where is also sale large stock of furnishing goods under
clohing, trunks and youths and chldren's clothing
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-04-25
FIREARN IAPRovEMeNTs.-"Ion ,n the Washing
ton correspondent of the Baltimore Sun. writes

FIRE.ARN IMPRovEMENTs.-"I Ion" the Washing.
ton correspondent of the Baltimore Sun, writes ::
Honor and fortune were lately bestowed by the
British Government upon William Armstrong. the
lucky inventor of rifle cannon, in which It is proved
there is nothing new, and nothing of practical utility
1t turns out that the reward Of twenty thousand
hood, before bis gun had been tried. The experi.
menfs made with guns of two inch bore promised
well, but in application to guns of large cabre, the
principle will, 1t is supposed, wholly fail Still il
will be seen, General Peel chuekles over this acouis
tlon which was he said to revolutionze the art OF
war member asked, with surprise. if it was posi-
BILE that only two hundred and fifty of these destruct
i've guns had been ordered and General Peel replied
that it was not thought prudent to state the number
hut mandatory of these guns was to be estab-
lished at Woolwich.
Meanwhile, it is probable that the nearest approxi
nation to the object in view-a projectie which will
unite destructlveness with long range and great &C.
ceracy and gun that will bear the excessive strain
Of shot of or 10 inch diameter has been achieved
in this country.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-04-25

SPRING AND SUMMER CLoTHING.-Messrs. Norris.
Mau Co.. of the elegantly arranged heavily stocked
clothing store ut the Camp Common Streets under
the City Hotel have recently received most stylish
excellent and extensive spring and summer cloth
ing brought to New Orleans coats vests and pants
they have the most approved designs in linen shirts
great lot both white and faucy in furnishing goo s gloves no.
sier cravats under clothing UNI
belas everything Who would be finely handsome ely at
tired should certainly Norris Maui Co.. TO whose adj
yersement refer.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-04-25
The NEW NIcARAGUAN TREATY.-The New York
Times Of the 10th says:

The Cass Yrssari treaty, as amended by the Senate
OF Nicaragua, has not yet received the approval of
the President Secretary Cass has expressed to the
Minister his willingness to acquiesce in
the notifications hut referred him to the President
in whom was vested the power Of acceptance or re,
lection. Mr.. Buchanan after careful examination
of what is known as the additional article which
relates to the suppression of busterng expeditions
declined giving it his APPRECIATION preerring to sus
pend Judgment until the arrival of Minister Lamar.
who is expected in Washington on the 2S,h inst
On the same day the Washington correspondent of
the Baltimore Sun writes, in postscript to his
letter:
Since the above was written have received relia-
BILE and positive information that the President will
not accept the Cass- Yrissari treaty as modified.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-04-25

PREsENrATIoN.-Ont the 18th, the telescope awarded
to Capt. Caldwell, of the ship Flora Mcdonald, as
testimonial for his conduct in rescuing the crew of
the Jane Black, was formally presented to him by the
British Consul in Baltimore. The Sun says: "
The telescope is beautiful article of silver and
enclosed in neat mahogany case It bears the in
scription, Presented by her Majesty's Government
to Capt CALDWELL Master of the Flora Mcdonald, Of
Baltimore, United States, in acknowledgment of his
Jane Black, of Limerick on the 3lst October, 1855
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-04-25
SPRING CLOTHING of the most stylish and elegant

cut and the excellent material is low to the ci
and trade by Messrs Person Harrison Co.
CANAL and Magazine Streets who crushing the seasn
with than their usual enterprise The man who
goes into their store and with suit of their
clothing his back rely that he outward
of gentleman, for they will dress him we'll in
neat becoming and ogether conservative STYLE We
their aij erttiem --
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-04-25

SPRING AND SUMNER CLoTHING.-Assuming that
everybody clothing refer the advertise
mens of Messrs. L. W. Lyons Co.. matter in which
everybody interested to greater less degree They have
on hand in their mammoth esab smen comprising spacious
stores Nos g. % and 81 ST. Charles stock
spring and summer clothing and furnishing eoods-a new
fashionable and of excellence MATERIAL according with the
nature OF the goods and the designed garment
These desirable goods they selling wholesale or RETAIL
But adults not alone interested Southern Clothing
Esabisinent for extensive department of de-
voted youths boys and chrens clothing Undertaking
and furnishing goods Everything the way of trunks
travelling bugs, yases umbrellas waterproof clothing may
also be found at this store.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-04-25
Squares fronting on Jacobs and Soils street,
and lntersected by the streets named In ths
first descrIDtlOn.


and intersected by the streets named In the
first description.
Square No. II is rang ar bounded by Jacobs Seventh
Sols and Harmony streets.
Streets divided into 10 LOTS earng 81 feet front
by l25 feet in Depth
Square No. 49, b unded by Jacobs Washington Avenue
Soils and Sixth reefs divided into 30 lots having
81 feet front by 26 feet depth with the exception
lots which 80 feet by 1873 feet 10 inches lines in
depth.
Square No. H. bounded by Jacobs Fourth streets and
Washington Avenue divided into Is lots measuring each
about 81 feet front by l29 feet in depth.
Square No Is bounded by Jacobs Third Soils and Fourth
streets divided into Is lots of about the
as the lots In squarel4.
the lots ip square No IA
Streets diy DID into Lots same dimensions preceding
Square No. 49, bounded by Jacobs, Philip, Soils
streets divided into - Lots having each front of about 81
tho jacobs and Soils l73 feet inches lines and
the Key Iots depth of 1888 feet inches.
Squares fronting on Soils and Maunsel
streets, intersected as above described.
Square No 10 bounded by Soils Philip Maunel and First
streets and divided into 10 Lots of about the dnen
sIons in square 49,
Square No. 20 is bounded by Soils First Maunsel and Sew
enth streets divided into Is lots measuring each
feet front by d.p,h of l26 feet inches
Square No. 81 bounded by Soils Second Maunse and
Third Streets divided into Is Lots of about the
quare a. bounded by Soils Third Maunsel and Fourth
streets is divided into Is Lots of about the
those In square No. 20.
ng,on and Maunse street divided into Is Lots
the same dimensions as those in square No. 20.
Maunstl and Sixth Streets is divided into 30
ing Washington and Sixth each
about 30 front by l2s feet in depth those fronting Soils
feet inches and lines In depth.
Square No Is is bounded by Soils Sixth Msunel and
enh Streets is divided into Is Lots measuring about
by LIS EEL in deptb.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-04-25

AT DETRR's WoRsTED STORE, No. 1855 Canal
street the ladies will nd everything requisite ncy needle
netting and knsng work, and for embroidery silk cotton
and wool npon fabric Also sboIderes
duced prices purses, posssmenn std Stss
varisly elegant fancy nrtiolesA
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-04-25
Squares bounded by Maunsel and Clara
streets, and lntersected as the preceding.

Square No. &c is bounded by Maunse Sixth. Clara and
Seventh is OF irregular form, divided into l6
lots measuring each about 80 feet front by death 125 feet
with the except Of Lots g. 10. H. L. which have similar
frontage with the other lots aud Irregular depth from
about l0l feet 10 l25 feet.
Square No 81 bounded by Maunse1 street. Washington
nue. Clara and Sixth Streets divided Is os-hose front
ing WASHINGTON aud Sixth have front Of
about 81 feet nches with depth of l2S ea fronting
Maunsel and Clara streets have frontage Of 80 feet by
depth Of about III feet inches.
Square No % is bounded by Msunsel Fourth and Clara
and Washington avenue divided lots meas
urng each about 30 feet inches 'front.' by depth l29 feet
Square No. 90 bounded by Maunsel Third CT Fourth
is div ded into Ii lots of about the Dimensions
those in Square No. %
Square 30 bounded by Maunsel Second Clara Third
Streets divided into l6 10 of about the dimensions
those 10 Square No. 49,
Square No 81 bounded by Maunsel First Clara Second
divided into l6 lots, dimensions the
preceding.
Square No 81 bounded by Maunsel Philip and First
divided into IL ots-hose fronting
each about 80 feet inches front by l9 feet inches in
depth those Maunse streets measure
each 50 feet float by about 12 feet inches in depth.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-04-25

WHOLESALE AND RETAIL GRocERy.-It is hardly
necessary that We should direct the trade and
houekeepers the advert c. E. Rolling
sors to r Roy 10 Ord Levee street, establishment
sufficient well known to the people large Their stock is
large and CONNIE hNnsi4e
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-04-25
DIVERSIFIED MEncuASplsE.-It is quite useless f.

DIVERSIFIED MERcHANDlsE.-1t is quite useless to
attempt particular reference varieties Of knck kuack
merchandise aud fancy goods which enterprise of Messrs
b. Piet Sons have collected into their vast magazns of
res and vauasles the four quarters of the robs No
man can go into their sore street without seeing
quantities of things which he nowhere ess in meca
and being impressed with the magnitude peculiarly the
business carried on by the II anybody
thing in the fancy goods trimming toy ne the way of
microscopic views Of goods ladies' chill
drens any description of willow any of
recherche and beautiful daha fringe can be secured
at satisfactory prices tho of the Messrs Pe whose
lauye risen att.p ixd
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-04-25
BY N. VIGNIE,

| Office, Banks Arcade.
| MONDAY, May 2, 1853, Mt IL o'clock. NJ,
W at the City Hotel Common street. will sold at lublic
auction for account OF former purchaser the following de-
| NINE LOIS OF GROUND in the square bounded by An.
ZONE Bsrnadotte and Palmyra Streets designated by
Nos !, 2, 5, 4, 5, 6. Z and 8. y
Lot No. measures 81 feet IL inches and lines front on
inches and lines depth and Bernadotte stree and
l2 feet 10 inches and lines the of Lot No
10 NO. B. and 81 Il inches and
ines front on jackson street, the width rear i2
Lot No. measures 81 feet IL inches lines front on
jackson street. l2 feet 10 inches dep on he
line dividing from Lot N G. inches and lines on
the other line dividing from Lot No. 10 inches on
the line 10 jackson IS feet inches on
another Diagonal rear line
Lot No 81 feet II inches and lines front nm
jackson street. los feet inches and lines depth line y
ding il from Lot No. So feet inches other depth line
dlng from Lot No. and 81 feet inches diagonal
Lot No is of triangular form, and measures 40 feet II
inches lines jackson street. 10 and ines on
ore line and 5a feet and inches the line dividing from
M9- TERMS AND OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES fifth cash, and the
lance on credit of three years for notes
OF the asers made payable the Czns Bank of Louis
ecufed by special mortgage the property sold with
all OF the vendors privileges and the
said notes 10 bear six cent interest per from date
until maturity the amount of each 1cude the interest
then due In of payment maturity said notes
VIII then bear eight interest per anum until fully
psd This last condition will be s. as to DELAY
in any way the payment of said notes - -'
he purchasers will themselves to be- mt in
at their EXPENSE and will have comply with the terms
and conditions above described shn days from the dny
OF sale and in case of delay their part the
pdpey by them will be sold for their
risk without any further notice. ~
Acts OF sale before H. b. Cenas ESQ., notary public No lI6
Common street. at the expense of the purchasers a22
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-04-25
FOSTERS SLAVE DEPOT,

The undersigned most respectfully presents this his
card to the public large for the coming season. in the
sale Of Slaves Shall have constantly hand aage
FULLY selected stock of Saves calculated please the
sye yards am prepared to accommodate FIVE HUNDRED
for boarding and lodging with attendance NV bust
ness will be strictly confined to commission giving thereby
each and every trader equal opportunity in the disposal
his negroes Thankful for past favor respectfully solicit
continuance OF all former customers and friends OFT I'm
DH. b. q: WREN, HoMGOPATHIsT = OFFICE
- corner of Julia and Magazine streets.
Special attention paid Diseases Of Females and Children
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-04-25

FRBMAs's R1or IN PHILADELpH1A-A Philadel
phia paper of the 18th says:
of Watt Bro. in Shipper street, was destroyed by
fire. While the companies were on the ground dis
graceful riot occurred between the adherents of the
Moyamensing and Shifier Hose companies. John
mos in the murder of Soohan, but afterwards par.
doned) was shot iu the head and breast His recoy.
cry is doubtful as his skull is fractured. Robert
Thompson, member of the Moysmensing Hose COM
pany was also shot. His injuries are of such char
acter that it is doubtful whether he can survive. VIII
liam Anderson g. Gegan, E. Hart and Patrick Smith
were arrested.
Another disgraceful riot occurred at Ninth and
Spruce streets, between the Humane Hose and Re-
ance Engine companies, during which horns span.
ners and other misss were used and several persons
injured. Among them Alex Keely and A. Duffy
Several arrests were made.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-04-25

CrGARs-lf any one wants good cigar-as good
madele him call in ut Messrs p Prats Co.'s corner
Of ST. CHARLES and Commercial Place. So complete and
we'll selected the stock of brands that the of any
smoker be suited the mnutes shade of flavor We refer
TO the advertisement which few Of tho varieties kent
by these extensive aud well. known cigar merchants
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-04-25

H<sIATE Cf tHE LATE JOHN McDoEOGH CITY OF
s9 oeIe1ns Third nnreseryed and extensive Sale on
IN< Gsedk, Of valuable Tracts Suuares ana Lois
esszs sAssd 10 the Third District, suburbs Marigny
-Nsznsk wtfspwt EudorneTs " '"o ~'"'''' i''"e' iof
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-04-25
Squares fronting on Clara and MartI
streets, intersected ms the preceding.

Square No 80 is bounded by Clara Philip Martin and FRS
streets is divided into Ii lots measuring each about
feet front BY depth of Chose fronting First street, ll9
feet inches and the Key lot No. 1873 feet inches runnin
through from First 10 Philip street.
Square No "a Is bounded by Clara First Martin Second
rees is divided into Is lots measuring each feet
inches front, by depth of l26 feet inches.
Square No. IS is bounded by Clara Second Martin and Third
es,s is divided into Is lots of about the dimensions
those in square Nc. 81
Square no. &c. bounded by Clara Third Martin Four til
Streets divided into lots of about the Dimensions
the preceding.
Square No. 81 is boundedby Clara and Fourth Streets Wash
neton avenue and Martin street, divided into Is lots
the dimensions the preceding.
Square No IS is bounded by Washington avenue Martini
Sixth and Clara streets; divided into LOTS those Wash
ngton and Sixth streets measuring each 80 feet
inches 'front.' by depth Of 28 feet those fronting
9 inches in depth
Square No 80 is of irregular form and bounded by Clara
Harmony Martin and Sixth divided into
to fronting Sixth street. each about 80
inches front by dep of lbs feet lot No0 SO feet
inch lines front Martin street. l49 feet inches and
front Harmony street. las feet inches on tn
other side line and GU feet Ii inches on the ren lin
dividing from lots Nos and ~ lot No II 60
10 inches front on Clara street. % feet ii inches lines
rear line i9 feet inches and lines Harmony and
146 feet inches the uher side line lot No.
No. TO- aud 81 feet front by l46 feet inches depth
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-04-25

JEwELRY AT REDUCED PKIcEs.-Mr. ". A. VIII
the swtlry So Canal has redsee ~ 49,
in order to reduce his stock previous 70 The DIN
psss esa ss1suaxeR,11 ~, 80 s.o
goeashis stock of all being very $50 advsrsspsnt
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-04-25
Squares fronting on Roman and Prieur
streets, fntersected as the preceding.

Square o. FRACTIONAL Square, and fronts Roman
First and Penr divided lots the
same dimensions the lots in the preceding square:
Second Streets and divided into ID measuring each about
30 feet inches front by depth Of 1876 feet inches.
Square No. 81 is bounded by Roman Second Peur and
Third streets and dGided into Is lots of about the
mensions as those in the preceding square.
Square No. 81 Is bounded by Roman, Third Preur
Fourth streets and ivd into IS lots of the
| mensions as those in the preceding square.
Square 6 boun by Roman Fourth and Preur streets
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-04-25
Squares fronting on Claiborne and Martin
streets, and lnterseeted the preceding.

streets, and interseeted as the preceding.
Square No. 40 of irregular form and bounded
borne Sixth Martin and Harmony Streets divided into
Of average front of about SO feet by depths varying
l25 feet to 1854 feet,
Square No Al is bounded by Claiborne and xh Streets
Washington Avenue and Martin street. and divided
lots measuring each about 80 feet 'front.' by depths Of 2S
feet to lag feet 2 inches aud line.
Square No AZ is bounded by Claiborne and Fourth streets
lots measurn each about 80 Feet inches 'front.' by depths Of
l29 feet and 100 fest inches snd l line.
No 43 is bounded BY Claiborne Third Martin and Fourth
streets and dsded into Of an average front Of about
Square No A bounded by Claiborne Second Martin and
Third Streets adds divided into Is lots having average
each of about 80 feet inches by depth about 100 feet
inches.
Square No. IS is bounded by Claiborne, First Martin and
Second divided into Is lots measuring about the same
dimensions as the preceding square.
Square No. 46 bounded by Claiborne Martin Philip and
First streets divided into 3 lots having front Of
abou, 81 feet by depths of from 9 fee6 inches 1870
inches and line Lot No having 1883 feet inches in DEPTH
running through from First TO Philjp =
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-04-25

,sgssssssssNa CHARLES 4. X ELLS, ID. ID. o.,
}Nf&SH No. Isl Canal street, between Carondeiat snd
Bsrcpne streets, New oreans. ARTIFICIAL
L1I-INITEETHipse inserted Ia full partial sets, which
sasly&W
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-04-25

THE 6KOVEK AND BAKER SEWING MACHINE.-ft is
quite unnecessary that should that Southern Depot
and salesroom of the Grover Baker company is at No.
Camp street, New Orleans spread all through The
country by the thousands who there purcha the
rable machines of this patent which tighten the toll and
ditto the bor of the housewife the seasess They
are known and ackno pledged be excellent for were thew
mo- their extensive sale would long since been
Wherever they known they their own cerfc e. and
where they not the certificates reliable are the
dorsemens OF their goodqual To such certificates as pub
hshed In lengthy in this paper refer
body niee ted They speak CONFERENCE.-The ,hey
not
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-04-25
BY N. VIGNIE.

ESTATE or THE LATE JOHN McDoHOGH. Exten I'VE
Sale Of valuable prapery belonging jointly 70 the CITIES
Of New Orleans and Baltimore. Sale very long Credit
and without Reserve. to eec. partition b.ween New Or
leans Batimo els9 OF Ground huated In the
Fourth District, he divided into
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-04-25

h w.t. hg On avenue All led in IS lots about
me a's dimensions as those In the prsced n square
s4uafe NO o. is Of rrezpfar FORM and /. hon ded by
tontn and freur Streets and shington Upper Lin.
and is div ded into q OF yar us dim sion Of ~
To- " feet 'front.' BY depths Of from 40 10 N feet inch and
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-04-25
Spares fronting on Claiborne and Derbigny
streets anti intersected the preceding
bounded on the upper line by Upper Line

CLAIBORNE First and perbgny streets and has frontage each
of 80 feet inches Claiborne street. 80 frontage
ard Derbgny Streets by depths of from 9 inches 2S
feet. Lot No. having depth of l83 feet inches
Square No As is bounded by Claiborne FIRST Derbgny and
Sc streets and Is divided into Is lots measuring each about
81 feet front by depths Of l2 feet ana l26 feet iuches
Square No 40 is bounded by Claiborne Second Derbgny
Third Streets and divided into is lots Of
mensons rs the preceding.
Square No 50 is bound BY Claiborne Third Derbgny and
Fourth Streets and is divided into Is 81 and
feet front by depths OF l24 aud 127 feet
Square No 81 is bounded by Claiborne Fourth and Derbiguy
streets and Wasneon Avenue and divided into is
of about the same dimensions as the preceding.
into 80 lots measuring each 80 feet front depths II
feet to lA2 feet Lots No H. Is 10 OF irregular FORM
and measure Is feet Il inches 80 feat inches lines
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-04-25

81 s1 and Bs%sl. s ss
Esa s b. sva. s.o # s.0'Hd situated the
BY ~ VIGNIE,
CRY AucrroyEEn.
Once No Banks Arcade
MsS I'D and !. .: ns I IL
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S i.f' Is ~
5 Eo sn # ~ Ne. ssa osD
Il fs S.s Vii s:Issss ~ I.
exhibited at the cy HOTEL for several
snd CONT street snd Banks Acaae Sos
Squares fronting st. Georges Avenue
and Jacobs street, and between Philip
and Harmony streets. intersected by
First, Second, Third, Fourth, Washing
ton Avenue, Sixth and seventh streets.
n%s Ss fs sa ~
and y fest inches and lines the rear line at the inter
Hessss rss
% ss
49, 'sS s.
saa.Is y dssrss's avenue Third ia,
Square mo- b. bounded by st. Georges Avenue Fourth
Jacobs and Washington Avenue divided "a lots
about 80 feet front each by about 129 In depth.
Square No. bounded by ST. &c ,gea Avenue Washington
Avenue Jacobs and Sixth streets divided into
Ing each 30 feet front by % feet depth with
Of the key lots, which measure l76 feet in depth.
Square No bounded by st. Georges Avenue Sixth Jacobs
and Seventh streets and divided into % lots measuring
81 feet front e 4ch by about 1876 feet in depth.
Square No is triangular and divided into lots per
plan bounded by Seventh Jacobs Harmony Georges
Avenue.
Square No triangular and is bounded
by the line dividing the Fourth District
the other by Harmony street. which front
of 5s8 feet inch and ines and other line
of 40feet inches and lines.