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I No. 4474. I

No. 4474. ]
Resotcd That ordinance No. 1884 entitled an ordinance
for the sale OF the right Of establish railroads in the CITY
Of New Orleans and for other esp be the same Is
hereby amended 10 read single track railroad
q ssIse IN lieu Of Toedane street and along
part street tence along the West side R4mpa street in
lien OF the East side Ct Rampant street the United States
Barracks and after the words track
running etc. insert the noig the Moth ds Fsps
maze street TO the East side of Rampant street, lieu of the
West side and along the Fast side Of Rampant
Canal street. lieu Of de of Rampant street. also
e insert The words ronsh Magazine street Eighth street,
its tuuctien with Pytaia in lieu of Camp street
Inc privileges Of the light OF for said
trctos shall be twenty The said railroads. cars FIX
lures appurtenauces city al The expiration Ct
said twenty valuation be ascerianed bv two ais
persons to be appon ed by said contractor or
contractors and the other by the city and in the of
70 said valuation between the id thus
the District Courts the decision thereby 10 he fin and
thus amendd that said ordinance the same is hereby
adopted. - o'
tsignedl ALFRED KEARNY,
fresldent pro fern Board Of Assistant Aldermen.
tSignedl j. o. NIXON,
Approved April !, 1852
lsignedl GERARD sTITH, Mayer.
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Noce hereby given that seaed proposals for the above
June, 1859, at IL O'Clock NJ. - $3.50 y
as t2t T. THEARp, Comptroller.
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- CULLUM's SPRINGS. CHoCTAw COUNTY,
E!H1 Ala. eight Xix miles Mobile, iwenIy mikes
M east OF Mobile and Ohio Railroad and five miles OF
the Tombgbee river E
The undersigned announcing TO his febdx
and the public that his establishment opened
ception OF visitors Turing tbs winter many
and additions have been made with view
fort and only the
ing recreation and pleasure The consist Of he
erection of cottages two ne y
springs Of feestone the other of water Che pro-
nonnced 6g chemists to be Of the strongest charactfr
modious biardroom etc and the whole establishment
been rspaned The ladies' and
the circular lifted up expressly for their
mediation, have been pnrtculal ~ attended to-
An experience In the management OF public house of
than twenty five and determination his
list Of frst-cass hoe will trusts continue TO iecure to
him liberal hare Of patronage splendid band music
has been for tho pin alleys and other
places for provided the prees The
tages are NIL separate md clean and airy
Gommodons light dram will rly q
week the lsndne on the Tomhebee river from Mobile
As to the curative VIRTUES OF the they only
surpassed the saDguine expectations Of the
he leyes he with perfect priety there
springs in the United Sta for the short they
obstinate chronic diseases certainly present great
variety OF rare and valuable ehemcsl medicinal combina
tons.
The Springs valuable kinds Of waters round
in the country viz The celebrated vchy
Iron the freesone Sulphur these
so are not 10 pc found upon sinele place the whod
Souh-a fact W ich nvolids cannot we'll mite.
Arrangements being made
New Orleans TO Mobile Springs prevent
usual delay Of letters md papers by mails which,
however under contract 10 be carried gnlary
week.
Terms Of board will he moderate
Carriages are In waiting the landing the arrival the
oos 10 1nve5 - ssIktts nme1 late to the Springs
A. analysis Of by Huplv ing to J. Wa
TtRMAN BRO Of NJ gazne and Comm on sreets
who are my agents In New Orleans.
CHARLES cuLLUM.
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New ORLEANS, April s. 1859.
'hHE PETITION of the undersigned nron-
ery holders and residents Philip street bet weei Ma,
s anu ST. Charles streets respectfully shnweth that the ma
Joy required by the City Charter having signed tis
tney ray your honorable body pass resolution a
toFH NJ the Comptroller SELL DAYS notice in HE
ocia journal the contract for completing the sidewalks and
wooden cutters the west upper Philip street with
sa be na ad the Mayor he authorized with
when the wo completed according the lines and levels
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new ORLEANS, March l, 1855
To the Honorable the Common Council
OF the City of New Orleans
w T., tie undersigned, owners real prOp-
eit fronting on Callicpe street respectfully petition
having SAL street paved with square blocks from Cai
the City Surveyor. ~ "
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..H.- ...4. B. NEW ORLEANS 1859.
To the Honorable the Common Council
OF the city of New Orleans
WE the undersigned, owners of real estate
~ fronting on Carondeet respectfully request
honorable body TO have the sidewalks said street
aud raised to the highest altitude practicable from Cant eet
to Felicity street The materials far as
cutters for draining lots proper
wherever desired by the nv The
same to be covered give upbfoken ~ ~,
sidewalk the same 10 be adjudicaed to the lowest br nv
the Comptroller, after notice in the Official ;,nrnai
And your petitioners as in duy bound will ever nray
NOS. b. Lee &c feet.
reliowesS Lee, 100 :.
Michl. &c non, IS6 :
q. eep,5s, . - IS :.
u. hAhESttlpE Secretary TEN,
Board OF Assistant 41dsrmen
NOuvELLE ORLEANS, 1850
Arhonorab.e Conse Commun
de Ia willie de la NouvelIe-orl
- Ia rus Garondelet, deandent respecu vstre
honorable esrps dayor les banqees rue nyel;as .,
sees auant que fhre Sc pO-ra. de Ia
re- Les aucens nlaferauN que uossihe
Tsoes pour ecoa nsnt des errans
Dune mHnefe stistasIne proprieaires on la
voye les usefont necessaires lie
former surface une; edudcaticn ers latte mar h
leur es cinq d'avis cans la gazette otel,a
tueusenent servteurs. N'sse'
mos. Is. Lee, 26 pies.
Duncan sinclair. N
nient efnon, 156
j. PEBBLES,
q. haREsHlDE Secretare pro tenn.
ny l1Nog dn oonsell des Assistant Aldermen.
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IT, ,,,o rr,,., NEW ORLEANS March o. 1859
WE, the undersigned owners OF re ~ esIafe
iiotins on johnson street, respectful reoue yonr hon
orahe ooH to have brick Sidewalks nv n
wooden cutters made on sa New Canal Julia
street TO Canal street The be The HIGHEST al
tae The b audicaed 10 The lowest hid
uet oy tue Comptroller, after five days notice in he official
outhai And yonr petitioners duty bound will ever raU
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IL Ell y Al O. H. sLoCoMB & co have reroraa
from IL Glarres their New S,ora 81 removed
'1'A Street. sea If
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r. T. PARKER,
Sheriff of the Parish of Orleans.

de la vs. IoIIN w " EN-
Nnuvelle Orleans, M - 40, a -
Esd vEKIu dun writ de fierI facias n mol
No aese par honorable Gnquieme Cour District de IN
aSDREDi 70 de mai 1852 midi, PII6tel de ia CITE
rue de "a Commune, entire les d Camp ct des Marans
Eee pno1ne ct adjudication de la moii6 indiyse
NJ IEkkAN, situe au aub urg Lafayette dams let
W To- ofhe pur les rues jersey LAUREL Josephine ct 81
az sMys pan original du auboure terrain est
~ nuhser g devant noaire public la Nduvee Orleans ri
ese ~ pecs pouces de face Ia Jersey sur 100 pieds
de largeur dams lie fond f-' ~ ~ e ~ po"oes
uN AuTRE TERRAIN. dams lie meme ilet oue celpi =;
dtssn ecr et deigne par lie No &C. dapres lie plan su
ntp1 en- letuhe dc r. Stringer notare. maslrant ii
fond. 't II P'eiS ue iafseut dams lie
trouvent. W -e'''A''oiis Jul BY
propriee apparen defendur au moyen de racopi
ph gun en- aiie la pnblique biens efenda nj
lie tout s9isi dams l'ahfire ci-dessus
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES moment de ladiudicntio,
o,o or , ,,,, +. T. PARKER
a Pnrniss ,nrls.
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.y9 DSW3rn
- OCEAN SPRINGS HOTEI-E. W GEE

~ OCEAN SPRINGS HOTEL-E W. GEER
8T 60, Proprletora Hotel being thoroughly
ii renovated and newly furnished will for
The reception oil visitors the Is,
St WIN De made TO render visitors comfortable
their stay pleas
1han The beautiful bay at Ocean SPRING. there better
place for yachting, or d hing, bathing.
For the amusement Of visitors Tenpin AlIey
rsol gallery Biiatd Tables etc Bar IA the
Bo,e which will be supplied with the liquors
Hotel. - 80 ~ N '""
band Of music viii be ke1t during the entire
season A ba aud supper wilt given twice week-Tues
day and Thursday nights.
The Mineral Springs, celebrated for curative
are IN excellent conan omnibus III regularly
a times day TO aud from the Hotel the Springs For es-
opy respechg the medicinal Springs refer
elee may be made 80 Dr. Austin Thorpe New Orleans
TO rev Dr. siIn'yeire, Nashville, Tenn.
Ocean springs having been visited by epideruic
cdedly tn heates well b,autiful locniion on
the Gulf shore j. WILK INsflN Acsnt w
Ocean Springs, LIST Nav. 1859 uny4 ~
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To the Honorable the Common Council 0t-AA''' i's'
ofthe city of New Orleans:
| WE the Undersigned, owners of real estute
ofabe body t. have the sidewalks street raled md
fea 10 the highest altitude practicable Basin street IN
hoofhe street Inc materials to far as
be-suters for draining constructed in nronep n"nar
Wherever desired by The owner directed the Surveyor
TO the sidewalk The Street to be ius,ca to
have the bridges constructed viii, plans to be
tn b oy the surveyor as Tie work The
re days notice in the official JOURNAL And your petiones s
IN duty bound will ever pray. "
+. G B.ese,, 2l7 feet.
j. pubos. 81
Gerard stiih, 50 -
John y Henderson, Secr,tary
Tor Fourth Presbyterian Church, loo .
Hugh Mct'Gskey, a -
j. Friedrich, 20 =
II. RARESHIDE. Sec'y pro tenn
BOARD OF Assistant Aldermen
FouvELLE ORLEANS, 1859.
vile de la
Es soussigncs proprletaires faisant face n
rabe corps davoi les banqueie la die me nyeees ct nan
sees ausant que faire de Ia rue Cn
i he ameens maeria,x serviront que possible
res iiPolSs pour econemen des
sruites nne manere purou on les proneaires
gu soyet les lngeron necessaires lie de tor
mer nne surface uuie lie Comiss reuus es
rons reait les plans u ourn par N yoyer
pehat que lie travail Sc fera; audic alton
Gontolenr apes cling jours dams la gazette ocielle
hespectlenSemen vos servi.eurs.
+ d hssssi 2Il5 peds
J. Dubos q
Gerard Stith
Jno u Henderson, Secrets ire dc Ia
,, 4me = lise Presbyterienne, 100 :.
Hugh McCloskey, 80 .
J. Friedrich, 20
49, H. RARESHIDE. Secreiaire pro tenn
A't i""cw IA Gonsei DIES Assistant Aldermen
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THIRD pis IL DISTRICT COURT JANE STRONG vs. lsA
ny VIRTUE of nm alias writ of tirrI 80,
- to M dectet by the Honorable the Third Judcaj
Sot PARISH OF Jefferson in the above entitled camse viii
proceed to sell at public auction ths City Hotel Common
3lst day Of May, 1859 AT IL O'clock - IN - Inc
g, 4. A CERT IN LOT OF GROUND situated in snhnrb -.
q. y' IN me square comprised between New Iaype f
30 81 Joseph and CONNIE Streets measuring ahon M
feet "a inches more less in deptb "a nes 10 iI'
together with twos story brick house N br;cL ,u., ,
% III o.emens thereon Said props rty being M ns S
eHte street and belongs the succession o h ~, ew
des,G ny means OF partition made between him ana ~, 90
nrI iee, before W. Lewis, late Not ry Public in N o
said city. ''''" conveyance Office in
in liz az CERTAIN LOT OF GROUND, being No s,..,
ie,ns H.; VI iaiayefe, now the Fonrth District of M
81 Man IN AnS snhb in square bounded b. Nuns Rs ew or
street n streets measuring 80 feet front on 81 &
an inch on ine deep on the line of and IS
Seized in the above suit
fERfS-Cash the spot
aSo NV IA .. ., +. T. PARKER
sner1H OF the Parish of
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PETITIONS--OFFICIAL.

I
New ORLEANS, April ls5a
To the Honorable the Common Council "a
of the city of New Orleans:
YHE Undersigned, owners OF prODertv
= fronting on Ireme from to fhin
respectfully ask honorable body to oder s naYn vii;
round stones OF said street. In conformity with section ITO
will ever pray. - :" 1"' oouho,
Victor wiltx e,s feat
James Wood, "a
Victor Henit, On -
B. Nautre, a. -
j. Hewlett Jr ~ :.
Clement Ramos, - &c..
Bernd Soulie, NJ
II. RARESHIDE, Secretary pro tenn
Board Of Assistant Aldermen
NouyELLE ORLEANS, Ayril, 1852
Au Honorable Conseil Cornnuu
de Ia willie de Ia Nouvelle Orleans
| ES sOusstgnes. proprletaires faisant face
~ a IRENE, de Ia Anne Ia rue 81 Pbiiin de
msnden honorable doronner e
pavage de Ia rondes en- In
section NO liz de Ia nouvee charte de la ye Respecueuse
nent servitsurs
Victor Milt,, POS peds.
james Wood, 81
Victor BENT, 80 .
b Nau,re, al
J. Hewlett, Jr, "a .
Clement Ramos, 4, :.
Bernd Soule, AZ
h. RARESHTDE, SecretAire pro tenn
myl IaWos dn Conseh DIS Assistant Aldermen.
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| NEW ORLEANS 1859.
| To the Honorable the Common Council 6N.-
of the city of New Orleans :
| WE, the undersigned, owners of real estnte
w fronting Carondelet street. respectfully reoue
honorable body have the roadway street paved
square pocks stone from Canal street Felicity street The
surface to be semi epca and Of the highest altitude pracc
able the same to be andcated the bidder by the
Comptroller after FIVE days notice in the official onrn H. And
your petitioners as In duly bound, will ever pray ~
ms. o. Lee, rs feet
Etliewes a Lee 40 :.
Duncan Sinclair, al
49,. Michl. Gernon, l56
j. PEBBLES, Il
Id, Ii. RARESHIDE, Secretary pro tenn
Board Of Asst Aldermen
NOUyELLE ORLEANS 1880
Fhouorable Consel Commun de la
vile de Ia Nouvee. Orleans
| ES sOussiSnes prOprictnIres fafsaut face
"a rue Carondeet respectueusement petiionnent
honorable corps efst davof Ia die p4vee en- pieres
dc Ia rue Canal la Fecie surface dsyra
etre empirical Of auss haue possible
serafate par Controrur apres cling jonrs davis ocie
Thos. b. Lee, ., MED. ''
Fellowes Il Lee, 1.0 ~ ."
Duncan Sinclair, 51
Michl. Gernon, ia
j. PEBBLES, TX
H. RARESHIDE. Secretaire pro tenn,
N.Y. Iswew du Conss dies Assistant Aldermen
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Z, BAILEY SPRINGS. NINE MILES, Nort, :,

- BAILEY SPRINGS, NINE MILES North 49,.
Ga,aIo ~, n iotence lalderdale county, Alabama &s3&
a rms &c ehated watering place, long and favoya-
Ply known throughout Tennessee Alabama Mssssipus and
Arkansas Tor the medicinal properties curative aun,iss On
W Wn'ess ~ eases o. scrotna dropy, dyspepsia kidney and
spinal affections torpl
stage, Of nni cnan.on. ~ W M ctasse, aua
seasons of the aT, tor the reception OF visitors
rms watering phce charged hands ago and
building new and comfortable quarters for
OF their guests They have Completed large new Hotel
containing paror Bathroom dining sleeping rooms etc
The location being the hills the Tennessee river and
hoa Greek the air and climate naturally pure and health
THE TABLE
WIZ be supplied with the hest wholesome food that
attend it. 49, ""1
The Bar and Confectionery Bowling and Billiard Saloons
VII be we II and shnnGantiy supplied.
nose VINO trEve and visit such places for pleasure will fnd
NJ hnuoth held Ter amusement at Bailey Springs good
pass eheerfuy alaee Livery Stable with fins stock will he
open the srenms abound with f. are fine 10, rowing
we se,e SHOALS on the Tennessee four miles
OF e Springs, with make pleasant mornpg ~
evening drive TO view the fine, romantic scenery =
9he OF the best physicians that South affords vbo has
many years successful practice in with tie
wa,er will reside At the Springs. ~ ~
1he premises formerly occupei by ystors bava basr
Serted into hospital for invalid servants and placed nn-r
are q an nurse, that all for iha
be e OF the waters will have and rss;ys
promlt and proper attention 's
These Springs from the sonth and West bv the
Meinphis ana Charleston Railroad from Memphis Tenn ID
the springs IN Two honrs = $1,000 f~"s" VS.
Persons leaving Memphis the evening train will bresk
morning train will take Springs same evening ~
p,e, FILLS BEAN L CO. os, Proprs "Ts
Eeter te-hessrs Scrnsgs, Bonezan Co.. New Orleans
Il. NJ, Lowe 4 Co.
Bradley, Wil.on Co.,
". L. Lanier 4 Co.,
= @ Nelson Co, .
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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 ESTATE
~ frohtug on Girod Street, respectfully r.nsr ynnr
square block stone from New Levee to Liberty strset III
% he emtpcai and OF the high altitude practices
De ne same to be adjudicated lowest bidder b ba
comptroller, after five days notice in the oicaio1rnal
Ana your PET toner's. in duty nd will ever nray
u. Kelsey. 30 feet
Shplro Gomez 80 =,
H. T. Hill, So
.- q. Job 90
II Keere, 81
]. PEBBLES 8i
G. w. Catnmsck 40
Il. RAhESHlDE, Sec'y pro tenn.
Board of Assistant Aldermen
NouvEILE.oELEANs, ls59
AFHonorable Conseil Commun
de la vile de la Nouvee. Orleans :.
| rs s0ussignes. pro prle tai res faisapt f.ce
III rue irod, respectueusement petion at yn,re nnnr
sbe CORPS e dav Ii la dite pavee en- pieres oarr
de IL rue de i Sonyee Ieveea In Libarte Ia srce
deya eire semi cal aiss hiue que POSSIBLE din
dcatioE sera fate par lie Controeu apres os davis s;
n L. Kelsey, 81 pi.ds ''
Sabine Gomez, 10
II 7. HILL "a
q. job, 30
H. keefe, 20 .
k.W,R. NJ. L. johnson, + :.
=. reeoies 81 :.
g. w. Cam mack, 80
II. RARESHInE, Secretaire pro tenn
~ "MoM uu oonsell oes Assistant Al ernen.
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WOOL 900 pounds Hne Mexican Woo,
sooo shipping ofdsr for sale by " VIZ p'ne ie', and
an J. B. VALENTINE CO..
d Common street
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a1s ,,o,s e..., JAS. A. HOPKINS
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AvE DU QUATRIEME DIsTRICT-u
cn1du depot des epaves nutrAnle District rns
entre Constance 81 Iaurei comma 10
;~sSs Rsxfe noise q bsnche longue co.nes. -
VA - enevrd noire ct blanche Tongue c5rnes
~ Nhevre noirs, 1sngue cornes &fa
snsMs Jsune q tachetae de blanc noirs sur le co u
- ds aimanx no son pas rcclamss dan. AZ. ,on =. !,
iis geront venduS lenchere publinne nm ali IA
1bAAkDI p e q mai. VS. a 10 heures A. NJ - =. w
h. Y. q. FLECHIER, C0mmissaire des rues
s%..es. 5000 - mai. ih5y-
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fFof news sFf 6rs "ouHF ABRAHAM taAM GARnNER
Bxo w Vi LITTLE, Of writ of iieri factas
20 me directed by the honorable the Fifth District Cont
OF New in the above entitled caus viii proceed 10
sst ut pubic auction ct the City Hotel Common street be.
at II o'clock. Nj '-"' -oi' low
/. THE UNDIVIDED II ALE PART OF A LOT or
NJ sitnated IN the Faubourg Lafayette the square
no 49, on hs original pan Of said fubou, bounded by er
sey Laurel Josephine nnd St. Andrew streets Said nt Il d.
sGaea by ne No. 49, cordng to plan deposited in lie
ohre OIL " n Stringer late Notary Public New Orleans
h 40 feet inches front rect y ion feat
width in the ' ~ - '''. ~ inehes IN
,,i Z, LIE nNDlvlDED HALF PART OF ANOTHER LOT
W rtouND, with the buildings and improvements thereon
~ te ZANE square IS above designated cordng to said lin
az H. Stranger, Notary by the No SO measuring 4, feet
iches front on Jersey by
on y; andrew street and 1t feet in width in the rear
made on the 9Th February, 1913, ~ " '"y'
Seized in the above suit
TERMS-Casl on the spot
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NoUrELLE0RLEANs | mars 1859
= thohofapie consel Co'nnun de la Nouvele Orleans
| rs sHussiShes, proprietaircs de terrain
~ ~ u - rue tallope espectueusement petitionent
et davnir la die rue blocs granite de la r1e
Cihorne Tcouptoulas commencement aux Specifications dn
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bradley Wil,on 4 Co.,
W. l.. Laner 4 CO..
$, o. Nelson 4 Co.,
Phillips Nixon Co., .
Dyas II Co. .
mil Am Samuel Raj Es,


g. EAss CHRISTIAN HOTEL WILL, RE
Ak early IN June under the superinendsnce ~ NJ
during the past winter hotel has been
renovated the grounds ve"y much fnpovei naa
suIple ana carriage house built. f'e'' " no~
ROOMS may be secured Mcdonnell & McGraw,, ,.7 r
mon street. " 'h''i""'S' l4t Com-
as 3n John N,noyxr,,
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REAL ESTATE AGENCY.

,,,- ,o-.pn s... JAMES A. HOPKINS,
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PETITIONS--OFFICIAL.
As New ORLEANS March %, 1859.
To the Honorable the Common Council


Of the city OF New Orleans:
W.. .,d the mndersigncd owners of real estate
Nv onng on 81 Charles
honorable body have the sidewalks said street
10 the highest altitude practicable from Julia seet
g ana around Tvoi Circle. The be reuse M
as Cutters for draining constructed in
the be as to give An nm
surface TO the sidewalk The to be
me ofea journal And your petitioners as in duty bound
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Asas MERCHANTs, HDTEJ. CopNpo n, o..
a Havn a la sanl streets New Orleans Louisiana
H., S. leheI the above establishment am de,err;no5
sc attention to business make il a FIRST class Toa, T
the hsu, tgo ana airy and tho will be sunnei wiz;
.osa ue inarKe affords. splendid Lar att,c, al - IL,
patrons. anu coihiort Is afforded to its
fe2 If y ,,or..
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-09-13
September in New York.

The weather thus far in September has
been unequallcd, and the thousands of yisi
TOYS now in the city have never had 50 fine
IN opportunity to enjoy the metropolis and
its varied attractions. The hotels, new and
old, are crowded to excess. From Maine to
the Gulf, and from the Atlantic to the Paci-
iic. all the states have sent their migratory
population on business or pleasure bent
The South is represented conspicuously. The
travellers from that section have almost mo-
nopolized some Of the hotels, while at others
the Cuban tongue is the prevailing language.
The Merchants are fully stocked with goods,
and their employees are driven well nigh dis
tracted by the unusual rush Of trade. Broad
way in the afternoon is dense mass of
moving life. That thuroughfarc il in its
highest glory, and the display Of equipagc
and costume in the open air, and rare and
costly goods in the shop windows makes it
u panorama one cannot tire of beholding.
The places of amusement are i'll full blast,
and attended by audiences that utter no
complaint of the crowd, and whose fire.
quent applause and comp lacent faces indi-
cate their entire satisfaction. Central Park,
Greenwood, the Institutions. Libraries, Gal
lcries and public buildings Of the city, and
the drives about it, are thronged with eager
participants in the pleasure afforded by each
and ALL Never was New York 50 confidently
regarded as the metropolis Of the Union
y. ]. C0mmerCidi.