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PETITIoNs--oFFICIAL.
To the Honorable The Common Council

To the Honorable the Common Council
Of the city of New Orleans
GENTLEMEN-The undersigned, owners
81 properly fronting on Race street, from Magazine
nnnctson street os petition honorable body
hon AFTER twenty days public notice. the for grading
and paving Race street. from Magazine Annuncision
with granite blocks not less than 10 inches wide
than 10 inches thick. "
Said blocks TO be Of best quality Of granite having the sides
laid, and to be good solid work.
Said pavement be laid dsgopay four iuces OF sharp
sand and London gravel with eo,ting top dressing when
laid Of four inches Of sharp sand and London gravel the
to bs properly filled and rolled with suitable roller until
settled.
The usual curb thick furnished when
the City Surveyor may think requisite change the old
curbing, In order TO make substantial work.
The curb bo.h sides Of Race Magazine
nuncaon street, to be raised and graded to height
such manner as to free the streets Of water the
The foot crossings at tho intersection Of all the
laid with best North river Tagging and be four wide
the used to be feet wde four feet long not
than inches thick to be raised the center graded
the road pavement.
b. Kendig, 255 feet 10 inches
W. H. Cook, 1888 =,
]. <. bennett, 65 :.
JAS. A. HOPKINS
Secretary Board Of Assistant Aldermen.
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! To the Honorable the Common Council
Of the city Of New Orleans:


of the city Of New Orleans
(IENTLEMEN-The undersigned, owners
OF property fronting Graver street. from the river to
ST. Marc street. most respectfully petition yor honorable body
agreeably 10 section l2 City Charter sell public
ahcon amer twenty days notice. the paving and
grading Gravier street, from the river street. with
granite blocks not less than 10 inches by II inches long
IL inches thch. " ~ "
Said blocks to be Of best quality granite having the sides
ENDS and top well dressed to form surface when
lati and to be good solid work
Said pavement to be laid diagona inches of sharp
sand and London gravel with coating top dressing when
laid OF four inches Of sharp sand and London gravel The Joints
10 be properly filled and rolled with suitable roller until well
settled. ~ ~ "e'
The usual curb stone four inches thick furnished when
the City Surveyor think 1t requisite to change Inc old
cnrbing, in order to make substantial work.
The curb stone DO sides of raver erect from the river
to ST. Ma street. to he raised and graded proper height
level in such free the wafer in the most
speedy manner and the sidewalks be raised tagged
The foot crossings the intersection the streets be
laid with best North river Tagging and be wide
the stone used TO be feet wide long and not less
IMAM SIX inches hick to be raised in the an graded
the road pavement. -
New Orleans Gas Light Co by P N Wood Prest eOo feet
Waterman & Co., I23
New Orleans Canal and Bkg. Co. by H. Rahbone Pit IS
,ndeville McIheuny, rs
Mary A. Lyman, per R. B. Sumner, 40 .
John Brownee, rs
JAS A. HOPKINS,
Secretary Board of Assistant Aldermen.
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DRUGS AND MEDICINES.

I WRIGHT d CO.'S CATALOGUE OF GENUINE
sand popular Family Medicines which they to supply
Druggists Proprietos lowest Wholesale prices
General Depot Special Agency, No. lB and Il Obartss
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STREET CoMM,R--oFFICIAL.

FOURTH DISTRICT POUND MS brought
to the Fourth District Pound Jackson street betWeen
and Laurel streets. as estrays-
Two black shegoats, With white spots
One black she goat with white Spots collar brass plate
and ring. ~ f'''
One black she goat, with wattles.
One white she goat br spots the head and waes.
which not claimed within days the expenses there.
WI BE- SOD Z. auction at said pound SAT-
Now Orleans, March I, 1889
p,. 9 Q. FLECHIER, Street Commissioner.
T.J HITSELBERGER
Deputy Comptroller.
an depot des epayes dn Qnareme District rue
n eh'te les rues Laurel Constance CONNIE epayes
n nnaS SSneyre noir, tache blanche.
cu,yre Q! une hague. " ~ "''''' "he p'eee oo
une chesre noir Ayec barheu
une cheyre bsnche, tache brun sur Ia ,a.. a, /. -,
Hne cabr blanche, sans cornes ~ e'e CT "ioe'
fra ne sont recames dams dix ,ours et las
pSt Ia ~ seont vendns enchere publque au dt de-
80 AZ oA"Hpi, " mars, 1853, IN heures nj - "
Nouveeorleans. mars /, 1859 e''nhissare des Tnes
an,ta District Pound, The corner Of Gousond
eooucnluren Streets estrays- A"e' vi Niouet ana
Uns usrk brown mare mule, Hbont l6 hands b,ah 49, III
tonmu no isibe brand the back and shonS snou M
IN nv lie hind foot Sore and small 'e
which, not claimed within ten days and the sxnsr.o.,
LAY March y 1883, at 10 O'clock A. NJ o'A'' on
Registered M.r,S Q; FtscHrER. Street Commissioner.
HENRY DUREI.
Conn
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NEW VOLUME, ENLARGED AND IMPROVED
THE SOUTHERN HOMESTEAD;
Large First Glass Illustrated
AGRICULTURAL AND FAMILY NEWSPAPER

Journal will begin st 1859 under the most eneoni
aging prospects, Gs rll i Ai Ea ,,Ts b
and several and sdded which, together
with us handsome pictorial illustrations increase Its pres
e Y, heretofore will be the leading
her worthy Of the great interest desires oste Every De-
rsrment Of Southern Agriculture will receive due attention.
eal farm management promulgated have tested by
practical men aud found worthy adoption large corps
are constantly writing for this department of the
HoRT1GuLTURE-Thisdepa is constantly filed with
universally pronounced of the useful
9 for Confident
,. a.., ~ Ms. I. 'yiReEs1A FRENCH
sead for 1885, will BIZ with general acclamation by
hes convey to the world her be tun gems Of
thought Several beautiful md highly interesting stories will
French i'' '' ''''' 'son '"e pen Oh mrs
ILLUsrRATIONs-The Homestead" will continue as
pared pressly for It's courans by competent artist
News Summary OF Foreign and events will ap
neons ntesence etc. condo sed present. in
ssk R's of
tet Reports for 1889 the editors their paper
To the Southern People.
10 oe yGa periodical which j. Permanently estab
equal if not SUPERIOR both in appearance any
man who desires subscribe for Agricultural and Family
raPf a viii II h be Of practical benefit his farming
FORM AND TERMsNThe 'son Hie Homestead, is pub
printed in the handsomes style and spendiiy embes6ed
with engrayngs the following in advance:
' '''' tue person S'''S up" .SSl Ssss
ss-Send for specimen numbers prospecsvsss etc Make
up Clubs Immediately d27 3ptf
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MISCELLANEOUS.
IONUGS, CHEMICALS, PAINTS, OILS AND
Y WINDOW GLASS; ~ -

D. o. Wo dm man, ..a.-
WHOLESALE DRUGGIST
Corner of COMMON and MAGAZINE STREETS New Or.
leans La,
Pure chsmes Essen Mssn, ksisssis Fine Per-
SSaps rnt Medicines Surgical nstr
window GLASS; Paints Oils Dye sus etc. Of superior
pnggss Physicians Country Merchant. Planters who
may rely upon being suited Orders
DIRECT mRort.,lon from Europe Receiving by late arrivals
Of Drugs Chemicals Glassware, P"iumsry .nshss ETC.
Frsm the best French American which will
be sold by the case at the manufacturers prices.
o. O. WooDMAN. New Orleans.
Paints, Oils and window Glass.
Zinc Ss's 9a.s4 Sis'ss
French SNOW White ssst Enssh " Ssnssan
q a casks French Yellow 60 ss Gsa iampb!ack
g st, loco bX.. American Window
s sS Go I, Tasnish Glass assorted sizes, by
bbs. Japan varnish iSo kegs venetian Rsd' in OIL oi
Together with all the various coors dry and in OIL All Of
which will be sold at the VERY LOWEST MARKET RATES
by o. 0. WoODMAN, New Orleans.
DIR. BILLINGS
Carminative and Astrlngent Syrup,
An nfalibe remedy for Cholera Infantum, Summer Com
f.rites Of the bowels 'D'" VI '"' 'f'esu'
From the late Rev. Alex Campbell:
In this Southern country every traveller whether land
water ought to with him this invaluable medicine
which, without deenon and with almost EXPENSE
only much bn. dsal
and valuable lives, by always keeping part of their med
ical stores. Yours etc.,
May 18th, 1854. ALEX. CAMPBELL.
Prepared and sold by the sole proprietor
o. o. WOODMAN, New Orleans.
Congress Water, Toilet Articles.
Eau de Cologne, Perumery Pomatum Bears Crease Shaw.
Ing Brushes, and general assortment of the finest Violin
o. O. wOODMAN,
Corner Of Common and Magazine Streets New Orleans.
Chemicals.
To this important branch of business large
share Of attention. and receiving
the manufacturing chemists Of England France Germany
and America large supplies of every article required
o. o. WOODMAN.
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JAS. 4. HOPKINS,
1e14 ltawSw Secretare du Conssl
To the Honorable the Common Council

10 the Honorable the Common Council,
of the City Of New Orleans !:
GENTLE MEN THE undersigned, owners
~ OF property fronting Julia street, New Leyee
to Rampant street most respectfully petition your Honor
able body agreeaby section 1 CITY Charter sell al
public auction after twenty days public notice.
gradieg Julia street from New Rampant t. with
granite blocks less than inches by twelve inches
nor less than ten inches ,hick e'
Said tocks be of the best quality GRANITE having the
Sides ends and top we'll dressed even surface
when laid, and to be good solid work
Said be laid xonaly inches of sbsrn
sand and London gravel with coating top dressing when laid
Of inches of sand and London gravel Joints 10 be
settled. ~ ~ WIZ
usual curb stone four inches thick furnished when
the City Surveyor think requisite to change the old
cuTbing IL order to make substantial work.
The curb stone both sides Of Julia eyee
to Rampant street. to DO raised and height
and level in such manner to free the Of
most speedy manner and the sidewalks
The root crossings at the intersection be
laid with best North river Tagging fur feet wide
the stone used to be feet wide four long
tt road pavement. - e
J. NJ. Forgay, feet. ]. N. Hall, 80 feet.
JAS. A. HOPKINS,
Secretary Board Of Assistant Aldermen
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IT d lioIn1es, IT. pro-, E. FERRY, IT pleds.
JAS. A. HOPKINS,
ja25 taw8w Secreaire du Conse des Assistant Aldermen
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A Fhonorabe Conseil Commun
de la Vile de la Nouveile. Orleans:
MESSIEURs-Less oussignes fesnnt face n

AFnonoraDle Consell C0mmun
de la Vile de la Nouveile. Orleans:
nj ESSIEuRS-Les soussignes fesnnt face n
1VA 10 rue Graver, du euve Ia Mare denandent
yotre honorable corps commencement d
IA cle l0 de Ia ouyee chsrte de la VILE de f yen~e
Pencan apres vng jonrs Davis ponr nyeer ct
payer la cite rue Gravie dn f,uve SMarc des
bocs de grant, naynnt nons de 10 pouces large
pouces de long, plus de IL de large
de long, ct pas moins de 10 poucts depais'eur
Les dts bocs devro-t premiere uuaa les coles les
bouset lie haut tales de mAnere former ue surface une
ct une onvrage de toute solide.
10 dit pavage place dagonalemen quae pouces de
sable du lac ct de sravos de Londres
qua de sable du lac ct de gravo de ond
ices blen emps ct tout compresse par
ronlean ju qua ca quill soft bien assis.
stone de quare peuces depssseur oun quand
lie yoyer gera convenabe de changer ancen
Les curb 10, deux c6es Graver d euve
vsnabe de manere donne libe conrs aux eaux ct les
Les raverses intersections toures les ue seropt ma
wees EN- perres de Ia meene quae de rivere Nord
devfon avor qna;re ed de large les perres qon emp,era
devron avor deux pieds large quatre pe de long pas
MONS de six pouces depaseur etre eevees
psvage.
Coppagnie de Gaz de la NouveeO par N Wood
frest., 9O0 pieds.
waterman q 60, 1g3 :.
Compagnie Canal ct Banque de Ia Nouvelle- Orleans
par H. Rathbone Prest., IS .
Mandeville Nellie ny, a. .
N Ty H. Lyman, par Il. h. Sumner, 40 =.
John Browlee, 70 ,
JAS. A. HOPKINS,
fe4 law8w Secreare dn Conseil des Aldermen
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Chemicals.

To this important branch Of business devote large
share Of my attention. and constantly receiving direct from
the manufacturing chemists Of England France Germany
and America, large supplies of every article required
o. O. WOODMAE.
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NO. CULBERTSON Il CHARLES w. CuI,.
BERTSON, Attorneys and Counseors- at-Law No IS ST.
Louis exchange Alley between Cont aud Benyils streets
New OreAns. jail 6m
los. G. LOGAN, 81 ST. CHARLES STREET COW
mission Merchant and Agent for j. j. oFaon Co.'s ST.
Bolts and Washers by r. H. Cols's Patent Machperv '
One thousand choice Aolasses Barrels for sale
dWH JOS. G. LOGAN
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COMPTROLLER'S UFFICE,
City of New Orleans, July l. 1855.
E n WE'D ED, That the Comptroller be, and
standing advertisement liz the official Journal
the ninth section Of ordinance No. 1872 approved
80 1854 the Council will bill against city unless
contracted under authority of order Comptroller
In accordance with the ordinance referred
lSignedl y. l.. TRACY
President Board of Assistant Aldermen
lSigned1 l.. II. PLACE.
President Board Of Aldermen
Approved April q, 1855.
(Sgned] JOHN l.. LEWIS, Mayor,
The attention Of the officers the city of the public
respectfully called to the foregoing resolution.
7. THEARD,
lyl6d Comptroller City of New Orleans.
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GLIDING, PLATING AND BRONZIN(; NY
" GALYANOPLASTY, with a Process Of TINNINH,

y uALF ANUPLASTf, with new Process Of TINNINu,
BY G. ROUYER
1853 Chartres street, the Orleans Hotel,
Galvansn, for gliding plating and brouzng a theory for
the realization of which long practice ia necessary
The has proofs during the ten years he
has been established in this ely that he IT,
de can add that the confidence which he
as to merit is due only to the result of his
prace but also to the his
He has for instance those have been dsat fled re-
newed all defective work from his during
in Europe. 20 -
e. Rouyer after than spent experi-
ens has succeeded In discovering inyentng
process for inning by means of galvansm.
He will therefore undertake timing Of cbassg
dishes ureens etc in all styles for steamboats, hotee
ing houses, etc.. etc. etc.
my29 If G. ROUYER
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NouvELLE ORLEANS, s feyrier, 1885,
A Phonorable Conseil Conmun Ella
willie de la Nouvse. Orleans,
MESSIEURS--Les sousslgnes prOprie tnires
1 fasant face la Annoneaiion partie Race
Ct Orange petcunen honorable
aree de faire venre Fencan apras avis peaabe
trs oindre 10 blocs cares de pressnte
mnstion Ia Annonciaion Race,
mentionnees la Fece lie pavage devra
ee bocs de granite de premiere auae dagonas
ment 10 fat 81
cacatons dsposes bureau du yoyer de- la vile.
Robt. Abbatt, pp W. @. Mullen, 704 peds.
II. II. Stanley, 2SS =,
C. D. Yancey, 50 .
A. j. Rugeley. l6D .
h. Kendig, 1856 =. 10 pouees
VIM. r. c, ane I3S .
+. D. Brinkmann, 100 .
JAMES HOPKINS,
fal8 lawsv Secretae du Conse Assistant Aldermen
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CHARLES HEIDsIECK CHAMPAGNE-

Ihls celebrated Wne Of the above known brand has
been and WIZ continue to be- received by the undersigned
quantities meet the increased of dealers and
Thoroughly satisfied from the stroppest evidence
ha It comes from the closest ineal dant Of The and
nst house of Hedsick CO. OF Rheims they
en- mold OF with determination bring and claims
on before the public generally than here
mat It's emana ion is from where attention.
" wei as experience brought bearn
Us Chales Hedseck has his whole mind to
oil his wine and to making worthy OF the name
frequent visits to the United States have enabled him
ny 10 understand and appreciate the tastes and shes
by the Champagne presented for the palate
me connoissenra wine unsurpassed rich bouquet and
general excellence The brands of Champagne
s5ea donb confuse the but The lovers
OF good and genuine ok for Charles Hsdseck
IN full on the label well the corks md capsules
T. W. BAYAUp Il Co.
General Ag ants for North America, New York.
The Charles Hsidseck b. obtained in quantities at the
under mentioned Houses besides others not
and at retail with all the principal hotel keepers;
F. J. HART L CO.,
j. II. Il l. N MARKS,
SEWEI.L 7. TAYLOR
fe2 ly PAYNE, STEELE co,
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EHUIT-FRUlT-FRUl ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS !
ANTHONY ASTREDO
Bgs to inform the pnblc that he has closed his Restaurant,
and Oyster Saloon for the will
hand the largest and choicest collection Of FRUIT oun
the CITY, Arrangements and contracts have been
the largest and finest orchard In the South.
Just received collection Of Peaches Pears Apples Melons,
ANTHONY AsTREDo,
!el6 No. l6 Royal street.
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NAYORALrY or NEW ORLEANS,
S.a a Ell City Hall, March 4. 1859. !
w Ceomou Coaneil q the City Of New Orleans.
No. 4406.
1hak n appliance viii Section 12l Of The City
~ following estimate Of liabilities and expenditures
Ay New Orleans for the year 1850 be and the same
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DROCLAMATION - FIVE HUNDRED DOLLARS
l. REWARD.ISHAMG g. HARRIS. Governor Of the State
tennessee To all who shall these
whereas 1t hss been made tnown that
Of February, 1889 npon body Of George Miller in Ike
Banking House of the Branch Of the Tonnes
Jackson in Of Madison robbed said Bank Of
81. 800 liz notes and coin,
Now, therefore, l. Isham Harris Governor as aforesaid
by virtue of the and authority vested do hereby
oer reward Of FIVE HUNDR d DOLL ARS 10 any person
o. persons or the appreht nsion of said and
In order that justice in that behalf he done.
In testimony whereof have here1nto set nv hand and
cause the Great Seal of the State TO be affixed at
tseai office in Nashville, this 18th day February
A. d. 1859. -
IsHAM G. HARRIS.
By the Governor:
D. n H. RAY. Secretary OF State. fell If
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NJ. New ORLEANS, January %, 1859.
'I'HE PETITION of the undersigned re-
specially soweth that the majority required by the new
city Charter having signed this petition they pray your homo
rane body to pass ton authorizing the
sell after ys days notice in the official ourna the
Arts street from Urqnhart to Grod street and that said
sale shall be final and that the Mayor be authorized to con-
tract with the purchaser the same PAYMENTS to he ae
cash. the completed according to the linas and
levels Of the City Surveyor. " ~ ''
George Nelson, 80 feet.
H. Brended. 80 .
John ,Jotec, AZ
John Sanders, Ga .
Henry Nnckbar 40 .
G. Ii. Doedrus, 81 .
JAS. A. HOPKINS
Secretary Board of Assistant Aldermen
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NEW ORLEANS, January %, 1859.
To the honorable the Conmo Council -
Of the city of New Orleans
THE PETITION of the undersigned re-
specially showeh that majority required the
CITY Charter having signed this petition they
able body resolution authorizing the ptroer TO
SELL after i've days notice the official Journal contract
making brick sidewalks both sides o. Margny street,
from Good Children to St. John Baptist street. west
side Of ST Avde street well the repairs of those already
made TO their line and level Payment made in
cash when the work is completed according the lines and
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GAS FIXTURES. FIXTURES.
J. B. MONTE, l56 Chartres street
Dealer in Chandeliers Brackets Hall amps Of Frsncb
fish and American manufacture greatest yaIiery n
low prices. '' anu NJ
Also, IA large variety of Globes ETC.
E.BJ b. NOME is authorized BY the q ss Com,anv IN
Put W YVES IA.uIeN. fe2 ON
NOTICE To CARPENTEhS AND BUIIDERs
Patent Sawed Weatherboardng both rough and
from the very best yellow Pine and Cypress timber sale
3& for rough and 81 So dressed In lots to anil
purchasers ~ - 'N''
Aa-Lumber sawed to order.
STAR PLANNING MIIJ,S Ns,u R..,,
DONTCHARTRA1N RAILROAD NOTICE.
Persons are notified not to uss the track Of this as
for cattle or If horses other
cattle taken it, they will be charged fifty cents each
New Orleans, February Is, 1859. fels I'm
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NouvELLE. ORLEANS 81 decembre, 1885,
Afhonorable Conseil Commun de la Nouvelle Orleans
| Els S0uss1gnes, prOpr1etaires du nOmbre
De peds attaehe Signatures demandent respecueu.
semen votre honorable davor banquetts sur
rye Clara dss rues Julie Commune aiss De "a mansre
Tie faite devra etre misc niveleuent convertible
Dams vente dn contrat deux encheres pour
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New ORLEANS 1883.
To the Common Council of New Orleans
specfuy seoweth that the majority required BY the New
Gy CHARTER %s having signed this
sr ] s dsE s
at d s BE- final and that the Mayer be
in cash ~ yhsn tbs york completed the lines
William iHsi ' sSsones. IS 'ss'.
Secretary Board of Assistant Aldermen.
NouvzILE-oRLEAss, 1858.
An Conseil Commun de la Nouvele. Orleans
rslnss,nsr1En eies sogssignss representa-
snas,s q
as ns onss sn. s
l. contra, Ia Dc brqass
se s
compliant sur psehsvsnsnt du travail eosormsmsns aux
Dc 1e 81 qa 'eF'n d'nne par lie de
N William ns sslssins., j! Is pisd'' @
new ORLEANS, January 26 1859.
of the city of New Orleans:
EN SIl 1L.lIl ~. wish brick sidewalk
3 81 ssss IN s
Cypress street to Florida Lnading;
j. Il. NICHOLSON,
Owner of 81 feet 6 inches and lines.
JAS A. HOPKINS,
Secretary Board Of Assistant Aldermen.
NouvEILE- ORLEANS, 26 janvier, 1859.
A Honorable Consel Commun
de la Vile de In Nouvee Orleans:
MESSIEURS-Je desire une buuauette en-
l briques curb rgoles en- bos cnstruites
de la mauere habuelle de la rue Derbiyny
entire la rue Cypress ct lie deba cldere Florida. ''
Respectueusement,
j. H. NICHOLSON
Proprietare de 50 pieds ponres ct lgues.
JAS A. HOPKINS
el2 law8w secreare Conse DIES Assistant Aldermen
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Qulpline,

Frsm the best French American which will
be sold by the case at the manufacturers prices
o. o. WOoDMAN, New Orleans.
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A. D. Holmes Pr. pro-, E. ". Perry 81 feet,
New Orleans, zlst December, 1853
i5t. JAS A. HOPKINS,
"a Secretary Board Assistant Aldermen
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PETITIONs--oFFICIAL.
new ORLEANS, Feb. 8, 1859.
,onnciI ..

new ORLEANS, Feb. g. 1859.
To the Honorable the Common Council
of the city Of New Orleans
AENTLEMEN-The undersigned owners
81 property fronting Annsncistion street. Of Race
Orange Streets most respectfully petition your honorable
BODY 70 sell ct public auction after notice. the for
connecting the square block pavement from it's ern
alton on Annuncston Race street. through the above named
with that OF Felicity said be of the
best granite blocks laid dasona all doLe according
the plans and specifications furnished the City Surveyor
H. II. Stanley, 2sS :.
O. D. Yancey, SO :.
A. J. Rugeley, 100 :.
b. kendig, 1855 :, 10 inches
VIM. r. Crane, 1873 :.
F. D. Brnkmann, 100 :.
JAS. A. HOPKINS,
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ALEX. CAMPBELL.
Congress Water, Toilet Article

Eau de Cologne Perfumery Poatu BEARS Grease Shaw.
Brushes and general Of the finest Violin
strings.
o. o. wOODMAN,
Corner Of Common and Magazine streets, New Orleans
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-03-16


Fine Dressed MOSS put up for market Fine Moss Cured
Hair and Cotton MATTRESSES
Also, FEATHERS-in lots to suit,
CAMPBELLlk CO.,
n26 If III Canal street