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NEW VOLUME, ENLARGED AND IMPROVED
THE SOUTHERN HOMESTEAD;
A Large First Glass Illustrated
AGRICULTURAL AND FAMILY NEWSPAPER.

this ossga and ppns,
aging prospects. will At that a time be, BE-
and several new and which, together
with its handsome pictorial Illustrations increase Its
AGRICUiTURE-Ths, heretofore will be the leading
feature Of the Homestead and will be conducted in
partment Of Southern Agriculture will receive due attention
such systems of culvatng the soil stock ising and gen
eRl farm management promulgated, have been tested by
practical and found worthy of adoption large Of
contributors constantly writing for this department of the
HoRT1GULTuREThisde apartment constantly filled with
universally of the useu! features of the
sp ats U Confident
that the announcement that
Mrs. L. VIRGINIA FRENCH
will retain the control of the Literary columns of the Home
her many admirers, and welcome extended to the
hce which will convey to the world her beautiful gems
appear in the Homestead" for 1885, from the pen of Mrs
heretofore illustrated with handsome engravings pre-
NsNs o M IS BY will
in each number great variety of Interesting miseella
MARKET REpoRTssrie attention will be given to Mar.
ke Reports for 1852 the editors determined their
shall excel in this particular.
To the Southern People.
We now offer yeu Periodcal which is & permanently estse
countrywhich has been pronounced by judges
equal if not SUPERIOR both in contents and appearance
desires subscribe for Agricultural and Family
that will bs BE d h % o sRs
the TSeS S bis !, nu
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printed in the handsomest STYLE and splend embeshed
ira copy to the person getting up the clnbA Adiress
Send for specimen numbers, prospecsses, etc: Make
New Orleans daily crescent., 1859-06-29
PETITIONs--OFFICIAL.
NEW ORLEANS, May II, 1850.
n fyeafnrn

TO the Honorable the Common Councn
ofths city Of New Orleans:
GENTLEMEN-Theu underslgned owners
" Of property fronting Front est Canal 70 Race
street. respectfully petition honorable body sereea
bly, to section 1 City Charter to ss public suction
after twenty days public notice. the contrast for grading and
paving Front street. from Csnsl 70 Kscs st.es With granite
thsn twelve inches vide BY eighteen inches long less
than ten inches thick.
ends and TOP well - to form an even sars when
laid, snd to b gsod s,lid work.
sa pavement bo laid dagonsy, four inches Of sharp
sand and London gravel With coating dressing when
Of four inches Of sharp sand and London gravel the joints
be properly filed and rolled with suitable roller until well
settled.
The usual curbone four inches thick to be furnished when
the City Surveyor think requisite TO change the old curb
Ing, in order to make substantial work.
The curbsons both sides Of Front street. from Canal Il
Rscs street. 70 be raised and graded hight and sv
speedy snd the sidewalks be raised snd tagged
The foot crossings the intersections Of oil the to b
laid with best North river Tagging and be four feet vde
to Be used to be feet wde four fest long, and not
than six inches thick to be raised to the CENTER and graded to
New Orleans daily crescent., 1859-06-29
BAGAssE FURNACE.
RuRN YOUR BAGAssE-rr IS PROFIT AND

ID Economy. 'D
V. 7 ss ss and Other
following value and practical utility tilt
sses Of burning ehambes which applied e cy!in
ample ss.%
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only the sngss but DO much if ths clsacston
ion that principle correct and paeiicsbis
,, forming natural and nd being
forced and araeiai '''"'' 's''e"' WHICH 10
BESyaaINN' BESSaIN' JOHNSON,
We have one 'isfs sfsHssts operation
,di,i Parish q of Plaquemine. Planter.
Firm OF hA h'dd f9pam a. tfToa fH Front Lsv's street.
No 1EAsfRSs + {sffTG ;'iss'' TssbSS, SsE Orleans.
r,... ...u, . An4pno E1sRh9, ki'1is Z Ascension
No. 'ssi +. osr'lss srEssfsal sfFsstl Ne" Orleans.
No. 8 3e AsFsf .'Efsi gfsssTf SsE Orleans
fn''1 ca%&ZEs cfIsf5y s f5sSsg btssgx, it,s' NJ o.
SAMUEL coweGfnf. es1ff.Gn parish
DAN. c. Hon1biF. 5ses';Sn NJ B.. 9.s''h
GEORGE H. LoNsAcReE.' 5SIsiscT es'''n
New Orleans
honpons Bsgasse Furnace has been submitted to The s,
Of taking off CROP and the principle upon which It is based
as been practically demonstrated proof which above
e6cate Of those who witnessed in actual operation is
ferred
The above certificate which given In December 1854
Is evidence OF the earliest Louisiana of
tanorel mode Of burning wet fuels first discovered intro.
dtesd By 1aye Zen! johnson, Esq., made oath the
set forth and even and much stronger than could
.ssa tn before
. PARISH OF PLAouEMSEs 3lst December, 1885,
Moses Thompson, E.q New Orleans:
Dear Sfou request Of statement Of the results Of the
working Of Bagasse Furnace for us this sea.
with The of Bagase and small quantity Of wood Your
Furnace has accomplished much In few words we
would that have full Rienx apparatus that
with the OF Bsgasse and wood with fire excepting
one in your Furnace have ground cane clarified
uice evapoated the 25 deg 2 deg finished In
strike.pan.
We have made twelve hogsheads the hours using
about ten cords Of wood during that tme mostly green willow
and bat,ue drift wood the latter but day
using.
For hours in succession rolled sufficient quantity
to make at the rate of to 1900 pounds Of In
We have three.roer mill, put up come years since with
rollers feet long 2s inches In diameter.
We have boilers attached the Bagasse Furnace
In engtn AZ inches in diameter with double 6 inch ues The
steam obtained . pounds The Furnace required
one fireman. and one boy at the hoppers
No cnkers formed upon CRATES the Furnace therefore
they required no cleaning.
We remain respectfully, your ob't sery'ts,
JOHN L. WHITE,
S1TH IRUFAET.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1859-06-29

Proclamation by the Mayor.
MAYORALTY NEW ORLEANs,2
City Hall, June 7, 1859.
by VIRTUE of resolution No. 1902 of the
II Common Council of the city New Orleans In
corance with section 2l of the City Gharer-Notce hereby
that is the intention Of the city New cause
be opened Miro from Bayou Kererec street
according to act entitled An act regulate the opening
laying and improving streets and public places
of New Orleans and its suburgs incorporated
poraed and in the banieus of the same approved April 3d.
lS32.'
GERARD sTITH Mayor.
Proclamation par le NIaire.
MARIE NouvELLE- ORLEANS, ~
Hotel de Vile, de juin 1889.
I'm VEKTU dc In resolution No 46G2 du
" Conse Comnlun de la Nouyee Orleans commencement
Ia section 2l de chartre de la ve-Avis
que ntention de la vile de Nouyels Orleans
faire oavrir la Miro partir u chemn G Bayou uqua
Ia rue Rerlerec Faee ntitue, Aese reaf
Poucartnre ameiorons des places pnblques
Vile de la Houvelle Orleans faubougs ncopo
res pas neopors auss dc blnieues appoIy6 lie
ayfil lS32i'
les lawSw GERARD STITH, Marie.
''' hssi s. shSsfSY IN sf for ''''
milo 20 Poydras street,
New Orleans daily crescent., 1859-06-29
Y @reams 9ay Gseent aedmesdaa spruiua suu 49, 1859
BAGASSE FURNACE.

by profession and such had charge of various
ment constructions and works. Subsequently for
years Chief Examiner OF Patents the United Paten
os AZ washington and for the sst have
upon to testify expert In patent sns in the United
courts and constantly consulted upon questions Of similarity
IN different Inventions and matters Of Infringement
remain, sir, your very obedient servant:
New Orleans daily crescent., 1859-06-29
ELY HAIL, January 20, 1855

ELY HALL, January 29 1859.
To Noses Thompson, ESQ
Ihave you know had of your Bagase Furnaces in
operation during the rolling and glad
opportunity of saying has performed equal to my
gune expectations
consider more capable Of efecng perfect combustion
OF the bagase and production Of heat
than furnace have known. 1t will burn the bagasse
almost Of ground, and make heat and
iu proporonf due supply of boiler be gven-to
heat fast made.
From my experience, clearly Of the opinion
that other form Of furnace all efficiency
with yours
Very truly,
New Orleans daily crescent., 1859-06-29

EAsMANN'S IRON HOOPS AND TIES FOR COTTON
I BALES-0rders for Fasmann's Iron Hoops and Ties,
led any extent cents per pound. The Hoop Tie
guaranteed hold and also given that the cotton
bound with them shall be received the Orleans Press
same terms rope bound cotton.j
Liberal deductions made country merchants fer cash
ders. F. BELCHER, Agent,
l21a Commercial Place, N, o.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1859-06-29

myrtle GROVE, November 18th, 1857.
Messrs Hall Rodd Putnam, New Orleans
Gentemen-Your favor of the 14th inst is hand
reply your inquiry respecting Thompon Bagasse Furnace
than that confirm In every particular
the statement made in letter Mr. Thompson under
date of 3lst Dect tmber, 1856.
The only Improvement suggest, the named by
your MIR. Hall and that was in regard to the hoppers.
Very respectfully,
Your obedent servant,
JOHN L. WHITE,
SITE TRUFANT.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1859-06-29

In 1856 Messrs Hager Aynn obtained patent and that
and 1851 they rlany furnaces which innged
patent desired early moment show the planters my
nnquesonabe rights therefore notified cautioned them
with Hager All and Immediately demanded Of
the Commissioner of Patents trial of conflicting claims
Testimony taken by both parties and submitted to that Off
Joseph Holt ESQ., then Commissioner of Patents
dered lengthy full decision my favor which follow.
ing is extract and closing paragraph. He says:
Regarding then the invention fully perfected
cesu operation in October 1884, at Weeds place. tried
expemenay earlier period Gosset Johnson's plan
ation where Thompson had satisfactorily tested his invention
and found that with the substitution of fire brick for iron
crate bars capable Of performing all that he claimed
believing for the that neither Hager Aynns
Thompsons claim is limited the material employed thai
each actual substitution simmatersl the question issue
and finding that contract entered into for the
erection of Hager Aynn's furnaces prior the latter
part December 1854 priority of invention hereby awarded
to Moses Thompson and patent will issue accordingly.
j. HOLT, Commissioner"
New Orleans daily crescent., 1859-06-29
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New Orleans daily crescent., 1859-06-29
D, ft5PttFIUIIy,
CHARLES NEAMES, Engineer.

Film HALL PLANTATION, Feb. A. 1859.
Mr. Thompson, New Orleans, La:
Dear SrHavng been engaged engineer sugar pana.
tious for eight years and during that time had
off crops with Bagasse furnaces of different kinds
happy say yonr furnace far excels all Others pro-
duces unifo fire much larger quantity OF
feel confident that furnace with proper supply of
boiler and the Reux apparatus. will make steam to do all of
the with cord Of wood the hhd take
recommending your furnce all who may
use them, Yours, truly,
THos. H. JONES, Engineer
New Orleans daily crescent., 1859-06-29


Secretary Board of Assistant Aldermen.
NouvELLE- ORLEANS, 81 mai, 1859.
A Aphonorsble Conse Commun de Ia Nouvele- Orleans:
I A PETITION dies sOussignes represente
respectuensement Ia maorite requse Ia nouyee
chare de la vile sne la petition ills prien votIe
honorable resolution auoran lie Contr6
leur vendre apres cnq jours dams la gazette ocee
e contrat la confecon de banquees brques
bordures pierres os bos la Urquhart des
Champs Eysees Ia de Ia Presse Coon Louvrage de-
sre d'apras les specifications du de la vlle
VIM Teddy, 80 peds.
Jacob Fox, 81 :.
Jas Donnellson, III
NJ. Smith, 81
VIM. Sillcock 58
T. X Trombord, liz
j. Omces ll7h..
os.St-Gemes, 127
Michael Henley, 81
Vim. Piles ll7k.. .~
Jas. Norman, IA
Michael Travis, G8
v. Cavalier, Is
N. Ceyes, lf6
2. Doliiey, So
Peter Mullar, l20
Jas. Fay nes 80 :.
Louis Oasniede, 40
Senvi Decaud, 80 :.
Gatiscin Vasnier, Is
SRnite Domere, "a
Madame Aleckson, l2O
Samuel Weekes So
G. Yerlen, "a
John Easton 80
Peter Maloney 40
Jas. Phelps, 100 :.
Madame Justa, l20
Santa Nadia, 70
JAS. A. HOPKINS,
je22 lawSw secreae du Conse des Assistant Aldermen
New Orleans daily crescent., 1859-06-29
NEW ORLEANS, Feb. 2, 1859.

To Moses Thompson present:
Dear GrHaying been engaged Dr. Kittreiges plants
on for the fall OF ls5S where there Of your furnaces
In fu operation and having engaged other Plantations
whia the past fo1r which the furnaces Of Mr. Still
and Messrs Hager lJn used. consider have
had fair opportunity Of Judging of the comparative mer of
each OF the furnaces have no hesitation in saying your fur
has done much work than either of the other
With the quantity of Bagase produces
intense fire hes and furnishes than thought
Bagasse capable producing, and with the formation of
little clinker feel confident in saying that believe that
sufficient supply of boilers it will the Bagasse
from 20 to rs hhds twenty four hours and will fur
nish all of the steam aured with six eight cords wood
in four hours and make the above number of hhd in
hours; therefore take pleasure in expressing
all my firm conviction tht your furnace is TIE have
and recommend all who desire
the Bagasse into USE ful fuel
Yours respectfully,
CHARLES NEANES
New Orleans daily crescent., 1859-06-29

NEW ORLEANS May 81, 1859.
To the Honorable the Common Council
of the City of New Orleans
ITNF1E PETITION of the undersigned re-
specially showeth that the maj oy required by
City Charter having signed this petition, they
orAbe body resolution authorizing the Comptroller
sell after five notice in the official Journal the
making brick the east side Of Lafayette
from Goodchden St. John the Baptist street, The work
to be done according specifications Of the City Surveyor
A. Deham Lavely, 81 feet
L Valentine, 81 :.
Vim. Shilcomb % =,
Michael Travis, llO
Baptiste Escavon, ITO :.
JAS. A. HOPKINS
Secretary Board Assistant Aldermen.
NoUvELLE ORLEANS, 81 Mai, 1859.
A lHonorabla Consel Comun de la Eouvele Orleans
I A Petition des Soussignes respectueuse-
~ ment representa- la majoTite requse nouyee
Chare sgnee cee petition demandent yotre honor
vendre jours davis dams ocele
at pour la conecton de banquees brques
de PAvenue La ayette des Bons Epans St.
e LIE tout a dapres les specifications du voyer Ia
Vile.
A. Deham Lavely rs pieds
l.. Valentine rs >.
VIM. Shilcomb 2S =.
Michael Travis lID :.
Baptiste Esclavon l10
JAS. A HOPKINS,
je22 ltawSw Secreaire des Assistants Aldermen.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1859-06-29
MILLINERY

A JUST RECEIVED-A NEW AND - !.
<sPLENDID ASSORTMENT OF &4
Spring Millinery.
MRS. 1. JEFFERs,
142 Canal street,
Respectfully informs she Is now receiving and
sners for sale Large Assortment Of
FANCY GOODS AND
Paris Millinery,
Comprising IL part Straw, Lace Leghsrp Felt Italian and
chenile BoNNETs all beautifully trimmed in the --latest
styles from Paris.
ich Head-Dresses Bridal wreaths Kid Gloves Parasols
Corsets and Embroideries.
Commission Merchants and Planters will find 1t to their sd
vantage to give uH call before purchasing elsewhere All
dess from City or Country promptly attended to
s...ua MRS /. JEFFERs,
fn2s zpit-sm 142 Canal street.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1859-06-29

NEW ORLEANS, May, 1862
To the Honorable the Common Council
of the city of New orleans
THE undersigned, owners of real estate on
Clouet street from levee to Love street. Third District
respectfully ask for the paving of said street with round
stone within the limits above namtd The curb and
F. H. Brnknian 200 feet.
John Mclean, 50 =,
V. Bachemin, 81 ..
John SpOr, 80
Duverney Farrar, 60
Catherine Chandler, 65 80.
NJ. Ries, 1876 :.
Wilhelm Manihey. 10
II, Guhclberssen, 144
Mrs A. j. Doyle, 81 :.
J. .Szymansk $50
II. szymanski, per J. szymanski, 80
Secretary Board Assistant Aldermen.
NouyELLE ORLEANS, 81 mai 1859.
Honorable Conseil Commun de lu Nouvelle- Orleans;
T ES soussignies, proprietaires faisant face
IL 10 CLIQUE de Ia Levee Ia Amour, Troisiems
District lie de 10 de
des erres roLdes les borues rigoles
les banquettes sont deja fates.
F. II. Brinkmun, 200 pieds.
John Mclean, 50 =.
V. Bachemin, 81 =.
John Sporl, 80 =.
puyerney Farrar, 60 :.
9. Chandler, 65
M Res, 125
Wilhelm Mantley, 70 :.
Il. Guhebersssn Ia :.
Mime A. j. Doyle, 81 :.
]. Szymanski. 250 :.
II. szymanski, 80 :.
e22 ltawsw secreaire du Consei des Assistant Aldermen
l
New Orleans daily crescent., 1859-06-29
FINE ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS GUNS
HYDE GOO DRICH,
Importers,
CORNER OF CANAL AND ROYAL STREETS,


NEW ORLEANS, LA.
e We have always hand complete stock of fine WAR
RANTED Guns and are constantly receiving through
European agents. Guns comprising all the NEWEST PAT
Terms and IMPROVEMENTS. Our long experience and
continued relations frst LONDON other
facturers extending period Of MORE THAN THIRTY
YEARS. enable us with confidence that have facii
ties for the production of Guns suited to the of the
SOUTH and WEST certainly not exceed If equaled in this
market
prepared receive and with dispatch and
accuracy ANY PRICE suit the peculiar
views Of individual to furnish them As
IN THE SOUTH!
By intercourse with the guubuyng community of
the South and West for thirty have been
bled profit by the suggestions OF their varied and
have introduced many Improvements peculiarly AMERICAN
and found in NINE-TENTHS OF THE GUNS IMPO RTED
INTO THIS COUNTRY!
Sporting Equipments and Ammunton of every descripon-
Rifles Pistols and Revovers Colts Aliens, Tranters,
Smith Wesons and Mhitneys Repeaters Sole Agents In
New Orleans for SHARP'S RIFLES
my7 1y Sign of the 't3oden Pelican" New Orleans.
A. BEARD l. CO., SUCCESSORS TO j. A..
BEARD MAY, Auctioneers, Appraisers and General
Agents for the of Real Estate Slaves Furniture Stocks
Port Warden and Succession Sales Plantations etc.
E1-No. 3s Magazine street. at Banks Arcade ial Gn
New Orleans daily crescent., 1859-06-29

D A. PEBBLES, GENERAL AGENT AND COL
II. lector, office Camp street, With Messrs Woolsey
Hs-REFERENCEs-Messrs. c. G. Miller Il Co.; woolseJ
Etherdge Lane, Mayfeld Co.; Harrington Howard Of
New Orleans daily crescent., 1859-06-29
YACHT ROsLYN FOR sALE-THI

~ owner having finished his Southern pleasure tour of
1Aters for sale the pleasure yacht ROSLYN, Of New
EYork. Her dimensions 50 feet On deck, IS feet
inches beam and feet II inches in hold Al present With her
and feet aft She built under the immediate superinend
of the by the day entirely All her timber
substantial and best going yachts in the Northern waters
vana experiencing the equnoca gale March last
ing IT out without sustaining damage. She sloop gged
copper fastened throughout Her cabin spepddy finished
viii and four large berths, She built
Rosyn Long Island, and Is three years old. She has
abunda proved her great speed and been
She may the Lake end of the New Canal
days. Apply to
or DAN HICKOK,
,o,n 10 Lake End NJ tha Eeuv Canal
New Orleans daily crescent., 1859-06-29

IHos MURRAY C.
7NHOS, MURRAY 4 CO.. SUCCESSORS TO
Mesrs Pooey, Nieo Coz Florida Yellow Fine Lumber
Yard.
We have constantly hand assortment Of descrp.
tion of Dressed Flooring Ceiling every
Scsntlng Timber Shingles Las ETC., and every quality of
fe26tf THos. MURRAY co.
nSNARURtsS tsS!-................... .OSNAHuIiGsS
OF the LAUDERDALE
QUINCY,
MARLIN wEUxLy l. CO.
CRESCENT and
GROWELI, MANUF AGT0RlES,
Constantly on hand ani for sals IN liberal terms by
MIS- # J.B VALENTINE CO., 81 Common 81.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1859-06-29

issns e: ssssfs5 Ssss thoroughly
s 1ss II I
Giysalizsd Fruits sxestmeats,
Ice Cream, @ e1 strawberiesp sS fancy Candies and
Also. general assortment Of French Wines
cordials, LIQUORS, Soda and Mead.
Foreign Fruits, comprising-
citrons,' ss1s'as' orsngss e's1i s'aResi lemons,
orders received for private parties dnners uppers and
orders
the ON and render &
X sHW as1 T a
oAS @ GOODS i Bessa das1E H. second vssE in July.
M1 Thompson
The charges will be made small possible and will not
have already been Of
srd and and Is important that all
'NFeG For % apply HOWELL Secretary
Demipg Jarvis, " = - Patrick T. jackson,
sS;s ReSsy Whitney, 'as se R!shsfdsoa, n4Gs
Amos Am? 4 ks,s lawrence Alexander aas Rfh Rice
Hyssi Rs BateSsiier, SasSS Besamin eans D. Godfrey
| jelS 7teod
| THE NEW FANCY FAMILY GROCERY, CORNER
of Camp and Julia Streets opened and we'll stock ed
with choice and fresh supply Of class GROCERIES, Of
A R sE o 6t 81 Ss R5S5gfisS
wv T. aa
best the market affords Goods delivered any part of the
city charge and all articles give perfect
satisfaction shall always endeavor to plecse and hope by
strict attention business and fair dealings to gain share Of
| the public patronage
| ala I'm W. H. HENNING, Proprietor.
r a: PEBBLES. GENERAL AGENT AND COL
Eheridge
| AF-REFERENCES-Messrs G. G. Miller 4 Co.. Woolsey
/ Lane Mayfeld 4 HARRINGTON Howard OF
New Orleans daily crescent., 1859-06-29
Nouvr1Lr-oRIrAss. IL mai 1859.

JAS. A. HOPKINS,
Secretary Board Assistant Aldermen,
New Orleans daily crescent., 1859-06-29

NEW ORLEANS May 81, 1859
To the Honorable the Common Council
of the City of New Orleans
speeuly showeth that the majority required the
City Charter having signed this petition they hon
SELL after Ave days notice in the official Journal the contract for
making brick sidewalk Magazine street. from Love to
Goodchien street The work to be done according to spech
cations of the City Surveyor
Mrs. Robert White, l20 feet.
m JAS A. HOPKINS,
Secretary Board Assistant Aldermen.
NoUvELLE. ORLEANS, 81 mai 1859.
Honorable Conseil Commun de Ia Nouyelle- Orleans
A PEVITION DIES sOussignes respectucu.
IL represents la majoe equise rRr la nonvele
chare de la Vile ayant gnee cette petition lis demandenta
honorable dndoper resolution auorisant e
Coneur vendre apres cling ours davis dams ia gazette
ocee la confecon de banquetes bques
sur la Marigny des Amour Bons Enfauts. lou
yage devra cite a conormement specifications du voyer
de Ia vile.
Mime Robert White, 100 peds
l9ss JAMES A. HOPKINS,
je22 1awsw secretare dn Conse des Assistant Aldermen
New Orleans daily crescent., 1859-06-29

>>EC@ OCULIST DR.. GUsTINEs OFFICE FOR
0Rthe Treatment of DISEASES OF THE EYE, and
Imrerfectons of Vision. No. 1863 ST. CHARLES STREET,
opposite Lafayette Square, New Orleans La.
R-A Surgical operations OF the EYE attended such
CATARACT, SQUIRTING, the insertion of ARTIFICIAL
EYES, ETC., etc. jal3 6m&W
New Orleans daily crescent., 1859-06-29

NEW ORLEANS, May 81, 1859.
To the Honorable the Common Council
- of the city of New Orleans:
THE PETITION of the undersigned res
spectfuly howeth that the majority required by the
City Charter having signed this petition pra your
orabe resolution authorizing the Comptroller SELL
after Eve days notice in the official JOURNAL the
making brick sidewalk with curbstones and wooden cutters
UrQuhart street. from Eysian Fields Cotton Press street.
The work be done according specifications of the City
yeyor.
VIM. Teddy, .... 90 feet.
Jacob Fox, 81
James Donnelson, Iii :.
NJ. Smith, 81 .. ..@.,
VIM. Sillcock, So
T. X. Trombord liz
j. Omces, I.... 1l7h,.
Joseph St. Genes, l27 :.
Michael Henley, 81
VIM. Piles, ll7k..
James Norman, IA
Michael Travis, IS
Y. Cavalier, 73E.. .
N. Cleves, 126
2. Doliley, s5
...- Peter Muar, 10
James Faynes, 80
Louis Oasniede, 40
Senvil Decaud, 30 :.
Clarscin Vasnier, Is
Ssnte Domere, "A :.
Madame Aleckson, 120 :.
Samuel Weekes, IS
G. Yeren, 81
John Eason, 80
Peter Maloney, 120
James Phelps, l20 :.
Madame Justa, 120
Santa Nadia, -.., 73 :.
O.S. P. q Marigny, IS7