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The daily press. (Cincinnati [Ohio) 1859-1859, 1859-07-02

Two Scotch damsels arrived in st. Paul last
week from Scotland, en- route for Lake Atba-
basca, in British America, seventeen hundred
miles north of st PAUL. They go to the Red
river by Burbank's stages, and then embark
on the Anson Norihrup. They are sisters,
and one Of them has been betrothed for several
years to the secretary or agent of the British
Fur Company on Lake Athabasca. e1s d Z
The daily press. (Cincinnati [Ohio) 1859-1859, 1859-07-02
Wreck of the Steamship Argo.

Inc steamship ArSO, Oh tne GalWay Hue,
which left this port for Galway via st. Johns
ON Thursday, the 23d June, was wrecked at
five A. M, on Tuesday, having gone ashore in
dense fog eight miles east of Trepassy Bay.
All the passengers and crew were saved, but
the vessel is reported sunk, and it is feared that
size and her cargo will prove a total loss. The
following are such particulars of the affair as
we have received: rn
ST. JOINS, N. F., June 29, 1859.
The Argo at Trepassy Bay is total wreck.
She sank last night. A great portion CT the
luggage and cargo is inevitably lost. The pas
sengers are all saved. The affair is looked
upon as the result of sad mismanagement, and
there is undoubtedly much to censure. There
are two hundred passengers, nearly one hun
dred women, and about thirty infants in arms.
The disaster calls for serious investigation.
great many are left destitute. The crew
and officers behaved well. Aid from st. Johns
was fortunately very prompt Four lunatic
women we're put on board in New York, about
whom no one knew anything. Miss Haywood,
the vocalist, has lost everything, including a
large amount of valuable baggage.
will write you q full account by the very
first steamer, upon which you may rely.
j. II. WILTEN, Passenger.
The Argo was considered as first class
screw steamship added to the feet of ocean
steamers which now comprise the Galway line.
She arrived here from Galway, uia St. Johns,
N. F., on Monday, the 18th inst. She was
sold to the Atlantic Steam Navigation Com
pany, for a very high figure. She was four
years old, ranked A at Lloyd's, and was one
of the strongest propelers aHoat. She was an
iron bark-rigged steamer of 2,240 tons regis
ter, and 1920 tons burthen. She was divided
into five water-tight compartments, by fouI
bulkheads, and she was well provided against
fire or any other accident. Her length over all
was $50 feet, her breadth of beam 81 feet, and
her depth of hold 35 feet. Her machinery was
massive, and was 44O horse power. She had
three decks, and was permitted by the British
regulations to carry ,045 passengers. OF these
her first cabin had accommodation for l2O, and
the second cabin 100. Her saloon was large
and we'll furnished, and provided with tables al
| which so persons could conveniently dine.
The entire vessel was well ventilated, and
there was good light on each of her decks. She
was we'll finished in every part, and her mast'
we're coppered one-third of their length from
the deck. 1t is said that on her way out she
passed through considerable masses of ice, ant
rode over some of it. She experienced heaG
winds and fogs since she left Galway on he
last trip; nevertheless she made st. Johns OF
the eighth day and New York on the thir-
teenth. exclusive of the day she was detained
| at st. Johns.
The daily press. (Cincinnati [Ohio) 1859-1859, 1859-07-02

A young girl, daughter of Mr.. Joseph
Munchel, of York, Pa, aged about twelve
years, died of lockjaw on Friday last. A few
days previous TO her death she accidentally
tramped upon small nail, which penetrated
De foot and In very short time the pain be-
came so intense that lockjaw was brought on,
from the effects of which she died.
The daily press. (Cincinnati [Ohio) 1859-1859, 1859-07-02
Cincinnati. Richmond Z
La ga d
INDIANAPOLIS RAILROAD

Great Through Route fis%
INDIANAPOLIS, .
TERRE HAUTE, N
ST. LOUIS, q
LAFAYETTE,
.... '... CHICAGO,
r..... LOGkNsPoRT, !
PERU. ri
The daily press. (Cincinnati [Ohio) 1859-1859, 1859-07-02
TWO DAILY THROUGH TRAINS leave Sixth 1

TWO DAILY THROUGH TRAINS leave Sixth sore
Depot, at 6 A. M. and 4:30 p. NJ.
ga. M.-INDIANAP0LIS, ST. LOUIS 4 CHI
GO FAST EXPRESS.-Through direct, making
connections for all other Western and Ma dwes
points. This Train also connects q son z ID =,
Cincinnati and Chicago Roads, foSgSbasb VaIlsv
mo, Logansport, and all points
Railroad. CHICAGO A. ST
1870 p, lbova Trains MAZE
LOUIS NIGHT R.XPRESS.-Ttt - favette and iihi
close connection. at IndianapO fSnrin s6eid' Rock
cago, with TraE for Terre HaI5sse Jacksonyilie
Island, GalesbuI g, KenOsha, La Mottoon Eanies
Danvile, Burlr = :on, hlilwauk n Pana Peoria
Galena. Quincy, Prairie du Cnpton. joiiet. Ia
Dunleith, Racine, Decatur, BIZ Gties in tbe North
Sale, st. Paul, and ell towns a
west. A Bappape checked
EaS-Through Tickets given { 0'ss"s' 'n''A''
through. r. .,, ,ough Tickets, ap.
For tnrther APPROXIMATION anu i1er of Front and
ply to Ticket Offices north least near Fourth; al
Broadway; Nc. 1863 Walnut strtrine street or at
south -east corner of Fourth an
the Sixth street Depot. .arintendent
Omnibusos will call for passengers Jy it--le-'
isS W. II. SMITH, ~
The daily press. (Cincinnati [Ohio) 1859-1859, 1859-07-02
SALOONS, &c.
MONARCH DINING SALOON

l NO. 73 LOWER MARKET.
This popular Dining Saloon has recently changed
hands, and the undersigned Is now prepared, both
at the shortest notice, with Ham and Eggs, Beef
Steak, Coffee, Tea, Chocolate, ETC., etc at Living
prices. r.ff .f.f..t.r 20. SPONSEb. .
iaDn ms .n.H
The daily press. (Cincinnati [Ohio) 1859-1859, 1859-07-02
QUEEN COFFEE SALOON
No. so East Pearl.

Keep constantly on hand Hot Coffee, Tea, Chocolate
BeefEteak, Ham and Eggs, &c., &c., &c. r
a BEsUDEN &c RIoH. loo
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
CoMPTROLLER's OFFICE, ,
City Of New Orleans, April s, 1859. !
r No. 1884. I

AN ORDINANCE providing for sale of the right of way
establish Railroads in the city Of New Orleans
Reolssd That the Comptroller be and is hereby request
proposals viii Be received By the Common Gos
e 90 New for the ghs way for twenty from
Nw Orleans. p s Of contracting and yoknF
~ sinsIs Issa Railroad commencing 1olsd.no street q.
s Junction with Prytana street. down Pytania and Camp
the .Gah side Of CAM. street
csm%snens ss II.
ans SE H. Third
e ws' su Of and along ds Of K.mp
aass.ns street, Toi.aano
ana bs @ s Latter street to It's junction with Camp street
Of lila IHas
st ss nas j c q s1a
ns st ,Ss Aspas
;s.. sy s. f s.ss
wnsS aa a,s ssP the and
One track shall ed exclusively cars passing up and
lae between Canal roedauo street. or for any
fare Cana Canal street aes ts and
tbs B"rseks shall not exceed i've
more than one horse mule be used for they shall
night as the contractor may deem proper but
no, at greater than minutes daylight
O'Clock until midnight. IVY my INNINGS HUN '''
Treasury the asessd va of said road the
annua levied upon the value Of said road
and fixtures to be assessed the mode of assess
ment Should the contractor refuse or
templated by this resolution the cause the said
street streets to be repaired repaved expense
.s s hss be
fore competent jurisdiction the benefit of the
city, That the speed of said sha per
hour All cars til may be railroads
and shall b provided with good ample
light placed conspicuous position
cars and for the violation of this other
he
provisions of this resolution, the part any
ployee said roads, the be
liable to all fines or dsr ages arising therefom.
The said roads shall be commenced simultaneously
nal street, working up and down. completion the
whole work; the grades of the the
OF the said roads shall be under the supervision of the
and with specifications file in his off The laying said
railroads shall be commenced within six months
contract and completed within eighteen mgnhs from Of
commencement and should the fail
comply with These conditions the shall
void The said contractor shall good
solvent security in the of thousand dollars
and completion of aid railroads within the time
herein specified.
The right of way to be parties offering the
largest bonus for the privilege and the money paid within
thirty days from the date Of contract All proposals
directed the City Comptroller and The proposals
for constructing the City Railroads Comp
troer presence Of Charmen of the Committees on
Finance and Streets and Landings of both pro-
Council.
work done materials furnished for this roat every
lay AMI thereon the con con repairs
other Of whatever kind shall by the
contractor or contractors
tsgnedl CHAs. H. WALDO,
President Board of Assistant Aldermen.
lSigned J, o. NIXON
President Board Of Aldermen
Approved February IL, 1859.
as ST Isignedl GERARD sTITH Mayor
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[ No. 4i74. I

No. A74.
Rssoutd That ordinance No. 1864 entitled an ordinance
for the sale OF the right of establish the civ
Of New Orleans, and for other pnrpoes be same
hereby amended 10 read single track railroad
on Eighth street. in lien Of Toledsno along the
West side of Rampant In lieu Of the side Of Ram
part street thence along the West side Of Rampant street
lieu OF the Fast side of Rampant
Barracks and after the words rajlread
running etc. insert aloug the Moth side Of Espl
maze street TO the East side of Rampant street, 10 lien OF the
West side and along the Fast SIDE of part street TO
Canal street in lieu OF the West side Rampant street, also
nser me sords through Magazine stree, Eighth street
u iieu OF loiedana street. ant through
its junc On with Pryaha Camp street
The privileges of the right of contractor or
tractors shall he twenty The railroads. cars AZ
lures AID appurtenances al the exoirno Of
said twenty years valuation he asceraned BY two dis
interested persons TO be appon contractor or
contractors, ard the othe by the city event Of
disagreement AS to said valuation between i'd parties thus
appol ed third umpire shall by one
the District Courts the decision had al AND
mus aiefdtd that said ordinance hereby
adopted. ''
lsignedi ALFRED KElRNY
,fiesident pro TEN. Board Of Assistant A dermen.
lsishedl j. o. NIXON
,, -. President Board Of Aldermen.
lsignsdl GERARD sT1rH, Mayer.
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al5 awSw Secretare du Conei de Assistant Aldermen
SUNDRIES-
~ 80 bbls, choice old Bourbon Whisky.
700 whole and half bills Monongahela in iron bound
packages.
1Gl bbls. Boyle Co.'S Alcohol 90 per cent.
Is bbls. Cincinnati Eaawh4 Brandy, 4th proof
200 halt bhs Boyles Rose Whisky
hbis, French Brandy oloripg.
For sale by S. H. KESNEDY 4 co
Az % Poydras street.
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REAL ESTATE AGENCY,

MARK WALTON, No 10 Rank Place
0ners his services 10 the public AGENT FOR THE prR
eH1Ask, SALE and APPRAiSEMENT of REAL ESTATE
ne VIII 9Se charge OF nproveG property Agent fer III
owners lease OF rent collect and nee remit the rents.
attend TO the examination and correction of assessment rolls
PhS 'aAes' insurance, eW jal 6m
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+. T. PARKER,
Sheriff of the Parish of Orleans.

clseurExE cogRpr DISTRICT ABRAHAM n GARDNER
souv. IL Orleans ME 10 isss MAf.
I'm VERTu dun writ de heri facias mol
L adresse Honorable Cinquicme Cour District a. In
dams Patfaire cdessus. proc6derai IL
vENDREDI 20 de mai, 1859, midi, PH6te de Ia Cite
la Commune entire les dn Camp DIES
la vente pubane ct adjudication de Ia mDe ndvlse de-
l. UN TERRAIN situe au faub Lafayette. dams Hist
les Jersey, Laurel Josephine ST.
de snivau, plan Original du dit anboug lie dit
degne lie No 10, dapres plan depose feuie O.
r. slrnger CT devan nofae public ID Nouvelle ct
40 ped ponces de face Ia jersey 100 pieds
DIS pofondur face Ia Josephine ~ pe1s II pouees
de larg4nr dams lie 'ond
Q UN AUTRE TERRAIN. dams lie meme et que ceui ci-
dessps deert deisnc Ne s. dape, plan ss relate
dapoe peude de q X. Stripger no,sire mssnaa II
peds de face Ia Jerey 100 ped. de proon
deur face stAnde ct II pe!s de argeu dams e
fond
Easeabe oues les basses ameiioratons qai ny
Cette propree nppsren defendtu
sition Qu fate Ia pubaae des bens
de Ia succession dc Nathan Way, IL q srier l345
lie sas dams l'nftre ci-dessus.
CUNpIIIONS-Comptan an momen. de padndcation.
H. T. PARKER,
2S m u 20 Sheriff de Ia
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NEW ORLEANS, March %, 1859.
To the Honorable the Common Council =
of the city Of New Orleans
w ~, the undersigned, owners of real estate
w fronting on johnson Street, respectful request your
CRADLE body 10 have brick silews boered by
wooden cutters made street. the New Canal
street to Canal street The be m4de highest
tude practicable The to be aijudicaed
der, by the Comptroller, afe five days official
ournal And petitioners in duty will pray
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PETITIONs--OFFICJAL.
MAYoRALTY OF NEW ORLEANS,

City Hail. March I, 1850
BY vlETUE Of resolution No. 44o2 Of The Common Council
approved March 1859 poce Is hereby given that Is the in
enon OF the city Of New Orleans of the
rontrg the Magazine n,arkethouse Fourth District paved
with square blocks the Camp from Mary
" Andrew street. and the other ST. Mary from Camp
Magazine street, agreeaby the 12b section of the
charter. GERARD STITH, Mayor.
MARIE DE LA NOUVEIiLE. ORLEANS,
Hotel de Vile, de mars, 1859.
nm vERTu de Ia resolution No. 4t02 du Conseil Commun
aoprouve 10 1859 donne Pin
snton DC Ia Vile de Ia Orleans est de faire
pleres quarres deux des marche de
rue des Magssns natrieme District Camp
as rue Ste Married la St. Andre lautre de la Ste
Marie de la rue du Camp Ia des Magasus commencement
IA section 10 de la charre de la Nouvelle Orleans
ma LAVISH GERARD sT1TH, Marie.
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New ORLEANS, April 5, 1859.
TNHE PETITION of the undersigned prop
erty holders and residents Philip street. M4ga
zine and ST. Charles Streets respectfully shnweh
ority required by the City Charter having signed this
petition they Fray your honorable body pass
thoriz ng the Comptroller 10 SELL sitter five in the
Journal the contract for completing the sidewalks
wooden cutters on the west side of Philip
in the above limits about 100 feet the said sale
shall be final and that the Mayor be authorized
the purchaser for the Payments cast
when the wo is completed according the levels
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PETiTIONS--OFFICIAL.
New ORLEANS, March e. 1859.
To the Honorable the Common Council
Of the city Of New Orleans:

New ORLEANS, March %, 1859
To the Honorable the Common Council
of the city of New Orleans;
w r., the Undersigned owners of real estate
honorable body have the street
AND raised to The highest altitude practicable Julia
far as practicable Cutters draining ia constructed In
proper manner Wherever by or directed by
surface to the sidewalk The to be adudcated
to the lowest bidder by Comptroller ae- Ave days noce
H. Journal And your petitioners in duty bound,
'''' VS. Sam ans smith 4 Co. sssse..
A. Is. James, "a
]. Greenfield rs
Mrs ]. Lands 80 :.
Michl Gernon, 90 .
Rosa Bahan, %
H. Eastman, 40 .
A. B. James, 1860 . on riyo)i Circle
H. l.. Hunlsy, % .
q. Curre Duncan, Prest N.
o. 4 Car R. R. c. JAS. < Z, Hof Fl T'Es'' Circle.
Secretary Board Assistant Aldermen
EouyELLE- ORLEANS, q mars 1859.
Afhonorable Conseil Commun de la Nouvee- Orleans:
| ES sOussignes prOprietaires falsnnt face
rue stChares, demandent respectueusement
honorable corps davor les banquees de Ia de
ct exhaussier atant are rue Julie au Ii
vo Circle ct tout autour du dit Circle. Les mater
pour eeouement des teaius devon ere dune
manlere sataisante parout les popetares lie
nne surface unie Ladjudicaon faepar
aptes cling ours davis dams la gazette ocelle Respect
ueusementsvos serviteurs.
Sam Smith L Co., SO peds
A. B, James, So
j. Greenfield, rs
Niichl Gernon,' ss :.
Ross Bahan, % -.
H. Fassman 40
A. b. James, 100 ,
Il L. Hunley, 70 :.
d. u Duncan, Presti ,s ,,HTp,:iv,
ais ltawsw secretaire du Conse des Assistant Aldermen
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Notice is hereby given that sealed proposals for the abovs
contract will be received by up 10 "Wednesday 5h al
june 1859 at IL O'Clock NJ. $3.50 -
a5 CIT 7. THEARD Comptroller
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NJ FINER, SURVEYOR AND CIVIL ENGINEER
~ kas removed his office to ANTE err where he will
attend 10 locating and surveying land and will GENE
RAJ LAND AGENT in the parishes St Helena ST. Tam.
many, Washington and Livingston.
Price o, Government lands under the graduation Ayy-o5
centsper apI2 ly
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NEW ORLEANS 1859.
To the Honorable the Common Council
lgste Of the city Of New Orleans
WE. the undersigned, owners of real estate
w fronting Capndee respectfully
honorable body have the sidewalks said regarded
and raised to the highest altitude Practicable
to Felicity street. The materials to be practice
wherever desired by the by the e
to be covered give
sidewalk tho to be the lowest bidder by
the Comptroller after tive days notice official journal
And your petitioners as in du bound will pray
Thos b. Lee, 26 feet.
Fellowes 4 Lee, l2O . m.....0
Duncan Sinclair,
Michl &c non, 156
j. PEBBLES, rs .
H. RARESHIDE. Secretary pro tem
Board Of Assistant Aldermen.
-s ..- ....!-. NouyELLE- ORLEANS, 1859.
AFhonorabie Consel Commun
de la vile de la Nouvel'e Orleans
I E soussignes, proprIetaires faisant face
- la Carondeet, demandent votre
honorable davo les banquettes ct
auant tare de la
tie Les ancens materaux seryront possible les
rgoes Pecouement des errans evron conrutes
dune manere satisfasane partout les popetaes lie
les jugeron necessaires lie mauer.
former surface une radudcaon ate par onro
tueusenent serveurs.
Thos b. Lee, 26 pieds
Fellowes q Lee, 12t
Duncan Sinclair 50 :, l5-
Michl Gernon, I56 :.
j. PEBBLES. rs :.
ID. RARESEIDE, Secreaire pro tenn.
myi LAVISH du Consei DIES Assistant Aldermen
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SouvELfE ORLEANS, S avril 1859.
| A PETITION DIES soussignes proprietaires
II faan face residents Philippe entire Maya
sin sGhares representa- que la maoe
requise Ia nouvee care de liz vile ayan gnes cee pc
on lis demandent honorable corps re pas5er une
luton auorisant lie ont6eur vendre apre cling ous davis
dams la gazette oiieee conrat lie cOmple
banquees rgoles lie cote de la Philippe
les mes sns menonnes viz 1000 peds que te vente
soft hnae Ell lie MARIE soft
eur Les Placements seron fats comp
du travail commencement algnemens ct niveeens au
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0LD RYE WHISKY olls supegor q4Aly.
~ sore und tor sale by
a23 S. JONES co. 81 DRAWER street,
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PETITIoNs--oFFICIAL.


NEW ORLEANS April, 1859.
TO the Honorable the Common Council
of the city of New Orleans:
THE undersigned, owners OF property
l. fronting on frems street, from St Ann
respectfully ask honorable body paving with
round stones Of said In conformity with section 9 OF
the new city charter And your petitioners duty bound
will ever pray. 1851
Victor Miz 225 feet
James Wood "a :.
Victor BeRit 90 :,
B. Naure, IS -
]. Hewlett. Jr, GA :.
Clement Ramos, AZ :,
Bernd. soue, IS :.
H. RARESHTDE, Secretary pro tenn.
Board Of Assistant Aldermen
EouvELLE ORLEANS Avril, 1885,
Au Honorable Conseil Commun
de Ia Vile de Ia Nouvelle- Orleans
/ ES sOussignes. pr0prletaires faisant face
msnden vore honorable
section No de la nouvee chsrte de la VILE
ment serviteurs.
Victor willis, 225 peds
James Wood, 81
Victor BENT, so :,
B. Naure, IS :,
j. Hewlett Jr, "a
Clement Ramos, AZ :,
Bernd. Soulie, IS :,
H. RARESHIDE, Secretaire pro tenn.
MY lawSw du Consei dss Assistant Aldermen.
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MARIE DE LA NoUyErLE.oRLEANs,
NEW ORLEANS, March Is, 1859.

WE, the undersigned, owners of property
W fronting Basin street. respectfully request your
oab body to have the roadway said paved with
stone from Common rod The surface to be semi
sptca and Of the highest altitude practicable The to
days notice in the official journal. And petitioners
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NEW ORLEANS 1859.
To the Honorable the Common Council
of the city of New Orleans
WE the undersigned, owners of real estn te
w fronting Girod respectfully request your
oabe body to have the roadway of said paved with
block stoDe from New Leves Liberty street The
surface to be semielptica and the high altitude practice
ble The to be adudcated bidder bv the
Comptroller after five days notice in the journal
And your petitioners in duty bou d, will ever pray
L. Kelsey. 30 feet
SabiHo Gomez, 80 :.
II. L. Hill, Sc :.
@. Job. 90
u IL keefe, ~
R. W. B. NJ Il L. Joh- son, Sc :.
j. PEBBLES, "a .
G. W. Cammack, 30 .
II. RAKESHIDE, sec'y pro tenn,
Board of Assistant Aid arnen.
ACCOMPLISHMENTS, 1859.
A Honorable Conseil Commun
de la vile de la Nouvelle Orleans
7 ES sOuasfgnes. prOpri etaIres faisaut face
- Ia rue Girod petionn honor
able corps eet dav r la ite pierres quaes
de la de la Nouvele Levee la Lfbert La surface
devra ere semepcal ct auss haue one possible Ladin
dicaon seta fate lie Conoleur ous avis oc
H. L. Kelsey, 81 peds
Sabine Gomez, 80
H. T. Hill, So
q. Job, 20 .
q H. Keefe 20 .
-. +. w r NJ L. Johnson So :.
j. PEBBLES, 81 .
@. W. Cam mack, 30 .
ID. RARESHIDE, Secretai.e pro tenn,
myT iawSw tu Conseil des Assistant Altermep
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NEW ORLEANS 1859,
To the Honorable the Common Council
of the city sof New Orleans
ME, the undersigned, owners of real estate
w fronting Csondelet scully
honorable have the roadway paved with
blocks stone from Canal Felicity street The
surface be ieipca highest altitude practc
able the be adudcated lowest bidder by the
Comptroller, after FIVE days notice ocs iourn H.
your petitioners, as in duty bound, will pray.
Thos b Lee rs feet.
Fellowes i Lee l21 .
Duncan Sinclair, 80 .
4 Michl. Gernon, 1856
j. PEBBLES rs :,
ID. RARESH1DE, Secretary pro tenn,
Board of Asst Aldermen,
NoUvELLE- ORLEANS 1859,
Alhonorable Conseil Commun de Ia
willie de la Nouvelle- Orleans
T ES sOussignes prOprictaires faisant face
- rue Caroudelet, peonnen yotre
honorable corps Pe dayoir Ia te pavee en- perres
qnarres de a rue Canal la Felicite
etre ct anssi haute que possible
fae 10 Controeur apres cinq ours avis ociei
Thos B. Lee, % pieds
Fellowes d Lee, 100 .
Duncan Sinclair, 50 =
Aichl Gernon 1856 :.
j. PEBBLES, rs i.
Fl. RAREsHIDE secretsire pro tenn.
N.Y. iawow du Conseii des Assistant Aldermen.
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fN u New 1.se oslssa. s' JoHS wAy-No 2sss Vs.
DY VIRTUE of writ OF neri fncYns
ID directed by tho honor the Fifth District Court
Orle.ns IN the above entitled will proceed to
sell at public auction st the City Hotel Common street be-.
Camp aud Magazine Streets FRIDAY May 2h 1859
l. THE UNDIVIDED HALF PART OF A LOT OF
GROUND situated in the Fauboutg Lafayette the square
No u.s. original plan OF said aubourg bounded by er
sey Laurel Josephine aud st. Andrew streets Said o
signaed No. 49, according plan deposited la tho
office Of r. srnger, late Notary Public in New Orleans
40 feet inches front Jersey
depth front Josephine stee aud Al feet inches 10
width in the - -
q THE UNDIVIDED HALF PART OF ANOTHER LOT
OF GROUND with the buildings and improvements thereon
in the square dsignaei according said pl,u
R. Snger Notary, by the No. &c. and measuring Al feet
inches front Jersey street by M feet in depth front
on St. Andrew street, and Al feet In width in tbs
Adiudicard defend sale Of
made the 18th February 1913.
Seized in the above suit.
TEkMS-Cash on the spot ...-+.
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