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ass No. 1859.
AN ORDINANCE concerning Migrants and vaSaonds and TO
prevent perng of produce and other articles stored the
1evees landings and other places within the limits OF the
city of New Orleans.
SECTION Ortne That from md after the passage Of
ordinance shah the duty of the policemen of this city
deta until otherwise discharged and all
may found stealing from the wharyes landings and
other places any cotton coffee grain other article
kind produce that be deposited the warves evees
other in the city, and aforesaid said Offender
any Recorder Justice Of tue Peace within the parish OF
Orleans shall upon testimony of the police
man. committed the Work House for not than six
months nor less than thirty days.
SEC Ordained That any and all vagrant child
that may found contraseung the above section shall be
and conveyed before committing magistrate, ard shall
different houses Of refuge, the may b. and
detained until the guardian shall release said
offender and furnish good solvent security in the of
dollars good behavior Of the party parties
leased.
SEC g. Be htther ordane That from and after the pas
sage this ordnance it shall be the duty Of the police Of the
CITY all who be found receiving
from either stolen cotton, coffee
grain other article and convey the said offender before
tribunal and who shall conviction be punished
provided in Section 125. Acts 1855 page 10
SEC Beirsr Orttned That all ordinances parts OF
contrary the foregoing be and the hereby
repealed. .
ISignedl JOHN T. MONROE,
President Board of Assistant Aldermen.
p. fSignedI tt BENZ. s. HARRISON,
President pro Board of Aldermen.
Approved Noy. %, 1889.
ms st fSignedl GERARD STITH, Mayor.
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NOTICE. TO RAILROAD CONTRACTORS.

The New Orleans, Opelousas and Great Western Railroad
Company will receive proposals until THURSDAY Ssh Decent
Der the construction of the eafthwork roadway
uaton from New Iberia to opcousas distance ct about ~
miles
Specifications conditions and all needfu in
the office Of the Company corner oil ST.
i. nin IN, eo ~ " Chief Engineer.
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ERENCH CONFECTIONERY BEILANGER
of Royal and Orleans Streets begs leave remind
the citizens Of New Orleans that he continues the manufacture
Of FINE FRENCH CONFECTIONERY, next door 10 the Or
leans Theater and that he prepared than
FURNISH REFRESHMENTS of all kinds, for BALLS and
SOIREEs with dispatch and in style be exceed in the
Union All description Candies Chrystaized Fruits Cakes
and Jclies, constantly hand NIL 3Ia
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CHEAP FUEL-wnlLE THE PRESENT 1ni building linz is
~ going forward at the Station he Price 81 MN ~
barrel s...-..= -.
clean and pleasant fuel for house nse ana superior 70
either wood or coal for cooking.
this price is full Is per cent chsapeE INN fhe best coal
New Orleans Gas Light Company, Oct. TO- 1850. oil 4
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CoMPTRoLLERs OFFICE. !
City of New Orleans November % 1859,
f... mo. 421.
Resoce That the Comptroller adndcnte the lowest bid
der after days notice for from the first of January
next four contracsone for each Districtfnr
herring and branding all carts drays licensed by the cit
The bids shall be certain for numbering aad branding
each dray the persons holding
license shall any pay than the of the
adjudication -
lSignedl WV. G. c. CLAIBORNE,
President Boird of Aldermen.
[Sgnedl FRANCIS ALPUENTE,
President Board of Assistant Aldermen.
Approved sd November 1852.
lSigned1 A. d. CR0SSMAN Mayor.
Notice is hereby given that TUESDAY, eth December
will adudicate Office IL clock NJ the above
contracts.
v. DUPLESSIS.
n22 l3t Comptroller.
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euArHrAn ooVH DE nIRY k KIN DEc pas
a''' ssss ID d. 5 & Il IL H s%s5ss g.
sur bond danls mos eoa,re Paul " taieas principal
IRENE Gon Dc district de Ia SoaSee dams r@aifs c
@ i Ssss /, MEhG s. sl de IRE ss
ts S %sssas asns fo
IS IS II IS dams Tile. 10 g. Comprise entire iss ines
Force Hayane ren la Promenade de Lonlre suivant
posi- de Dc JOSEPH Gaser nole en- ee vie e Lee
S m sse n @ an dit
cacnn 30 pieds de face Ia promenade de oncs ll0peds
Promenade onaes 81 de Ia rue de la Force E, les Nos
y 3 H. 49, IT, u Is chaeun 80 peds de face la de Ia
lie No Il fone fangle DIES rtes Force ct Havana
Ensemble avec soutes les authorizations qu existent dessu
drots privileges seryides attaches aspa
tenant.
saiss dams 1'aGare ci-dessus. ..-.-s-
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES moment de ladudicaiion
f. r. Parker
nl2 II y ti5 ~ Sheriff dc la Parosse de Orleans.
FeuRrn DISTRICT covnrl BROWN, JOHNSTON < co. VS..
by VIRTUE ofa writ Of seizure and sale it. to
ID directed by The Honorable The Fourth Dct Court Of
at public anco the City Hotel Common street between
Camp and Masa1e streets on MONDAY the i2th day of De-
The Slave man CALEB, aged about Is years.
SEIZED ;i in the above suit
f. T. PARKER,
Sheriff of the Parish of Orleans
orArRlEsE covn DE DISTRICT BROWN, JOHNSTON 4 co.
r, d Ysa, ;,,,1 ORLEANS, y isiss
la Nouvee Orleans, dams rafre cidessus je proctdern e
de la Gommlne, les du Camp Magasns Ia
vene p,nSq Ie ct adjne E as
Sas dams fafaire ci-dessus.
CoNDITIoNs-compant moment de ladludicaton.
NIL ~ = % Y Stlerif de IL PaIosse d Orleans
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LEGAL NOTICES.

sncose pFn 'eaa cornT succEssIoN Of JOIN SHE.
WHEREAS Mrs. Eliza Hines, widow of
w John Shchnn, has petioned the Court
Administration the the late John Shea
nieStae-
Notice hereby given all whom it concern
within days why the of the said petitioner
should not be granted
by order Of the Court.
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FOURTH DISTRICT CouKrl ESTHER KLEIN vs. Mps MARY
ANN DECKER, widow Of W. II.
.,o., Emory, wife of Jas H. Wingiiell
Rf VIRTUE Of ~ writ of Gcri fiscias Issued

el and T. W. Gollens as security, and directed by the
Honorable the Fourth District Court of New Orleans Ia The
above entitled cause will proceed sell public auction n
the City Hotel Common street, between Camp and MarnSne
II e,eloek ths olewins DESCRIBED property viz
mt the Third District this city designated BY the Nos
II l3 H. 10, 10 II and Is, in square No. So and com
Pomenade as plan drawn by j. A. fuco Surveyor
" s loo NM ueiositeh ~ .is once q Joseph cHve
according said plan, follows ow lots Nos l. 2 and l.
each 81 feet front London Promenade by ITO Depth
between parallel lines lot No forming the Of London
Promenade and Force street and lots Nos T. b. H. ID L. II
and lS each ~ feet front Force depth
10 feet between parallel lines said lot No. IL forming
of Force and Havana Streets
Together with all the improvements thereon, rights ways,
privileges and advantages theeunto belonging any
appcraining.
Seized in the above suit
TERMS-Cash the spot
f. 7. PARKER,
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Was broug ht to the City Police Jail ON the
w 9Th of 1859, African able to give
masters and speaks nothing else but the
Conso inches high, has full face and is about
- or y years old
will call claim his property according to law.
Ed. BLANCHARD,
Keeper of City Police Jail.
Registered November H. 1859.
HENRY DUREI.,
n12 LIT For Comptroller.
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STATE LOUISIANA, q
Parish Of Orleans, City New Orleans &
BE remembered that the s December 1855 before me-
the subscriber Justice Of the Peace in and parish
and State aforesaid personally appeared omer Gaard Pes
dent and A. Schneider Secretary Of tho Citizens Mutual
Company of New Orleans who being duly accord
ing law do epose and that the above just
and and correct transcript from the books Of
pany. --,.5 --Y,
o. GA1LLARD President,
A. SCHREIBER, Secretary.
Sworn and subscribed before this 9th day Of December
A. D. 1855 ARTHUR SAUCIER, ~
Third Justice Of the Peace.
The Board of Trustees have resolved interest of six
cent in cash upon the scrip issued by this Company for 1851
to the holders thereof their legal representatives and
after the second Monday Of February next.
The Board Of Trustees have also declared dividend of sixty
cent 800 the earned premiums of the Company for
the year ending November 30 1858 tor which certificate will be
issued on and after the sth of February, 1859. y.
The Company continue against the perls Of the
and rivers md loss and damage by 6re the Of
premiums.
OFFIcE-No s. CaIendelet street.
O. GAILI.ARD President,
GEO. W. WEST. yise-President.
SrrRpIr
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No. 4S42.]
Resoired That permission be and the hereby given
the Superintendent pro Of the New Custom House place
posts ordered removed from their present position
on Canal street. ground said Canal street.
ESignedl JOHN I. MONROE,
President Board of Assistant Aldermen
@ ESignedl BENZ. S. HARRISON,
President pro tenn. Board Of Aldermen.
Approved Nov. g. 1859.
Signedl GERARD sT1TH, Mayor.
A true copy: NJ $40 .
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No. 1910.
Reso'sea That the on the Treasurer for
the payment of the following bills, viz:
North Duthl 4 Co., $50 pairs grey blankets and $50
Gurnsey frocks for Work. House ~: ss35 10
E. blanchard, ST., keeper City Police Jail ra-
tons prisoners in October, 1859. 1882 .
Salary keeper in October, 1851. 81 "
Petty expenses. % SS5 10
Malus 4 Bro. soap furnished Insane Asylum from the
81 June the 9Th September 1852. 62 80
John Lucille supplied city from lst to st Oct 1850 81 81
lSignedl Br5 sq JOHN T. MONROE,
President Board of Assistant Aldermen.
[Signedl sg- BENZ s. HARRISON,
President pro tenn. Board of Aldermen.
Approved Nov. D. 1859.
ms lsignedl GERARD sTITH Mayor.
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Was brought to the City Police Jail on the
w 2lst of November 1859 the bnck boy JULIUS says he
belongs Mr.. Divide Landry who lives in Bayou Lafource
he inches high and has the middle finger Of the
left hand crooked and the small finger of the right hand crooked
The will call and claim his property according law
ED. BLANCHARD,
Keeper OF City Police JAN.
Registered November Is, 1859,
HENRY DrREL,
n25 lot For Comptroller.
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OST OT1 MYSyAIn-SCRIP OF THE CRESCENT
Ent,al fnsrance Company No i05 for The wear 1854, for
dollars Moore
The nubc are hereby cau .ned negptiat
n he said Scrip payment having lee stopne and apIca-
ian made for the issue Of duplicate ce fcne ANY one hdng
"a said scrip will obge the undersigned y leaving the
at Office Of the Crescent Mutual Insurance Company
o2s 2tawln* E. b. MOORE.
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Was brought to the 81 City Police .Jail the
that he Mexican subject he is feet 81 inches high and
has upper lip and the left hand and has
eye smaller than the other and has his first the left
The person whom may will please forward
and take him according to law.
Ed. BLANCHARD
Keeper Of City Police Jail
Registered November IL, 1859.
HENRY DUREL.
nl2 lot For Comptroller.
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= ~ mo. 454I,J
Rsos That the Assistant City Attorney be and he hereby
the sum Of fifty dolars$-in full compensation suits
for fnes-S25 eac-insitned by the Street Commissioner
against said company neglecng repair the roadways
up by ihen said company all of court in
said suits. :
[Signedl JOHN T. MONROE,
President Board of Assistant Aldermen.
[Signedl BENZ. S. HARRISON,
Z 8e = ~ President pro tenn Board of Aldermen.
Approved Nov. 26, 1859.
MS signedl GERARD STITH, Mayor.
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EPAyE DU QUATRIENIE DISTRICT.-na
~ conduit an depot de' tpayes du Quareme District rue
jackson, les Laurel ct Constance epave
Une vacc Blanche les lie bout de Ia
queue coupe, ttanpes visibles. II
Une yache onte, les coures Porelle ga1Ce
fenduc atampes visibes. II
ST les dts ainaux rtcam1s dams cling
fais lis veudus enchere pubiaue Depot
lie MARDI % novembrc 1859, 10 henres A. N.
G. o. FLETCHER, Comriissare des Rues.
NonYellc alrlinnS, lie y noNembrc 1851
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FOURTH DISTRICT POUND Was broug hit
the Fourth District Pond jackson street. between
Laurel and Constance streets, estrays-
One yellow and white short horns the end of The tail cut
off. visible brands.
One dark COW, short dropping horns left split ys
BILE brands.
Which If claimed within five days and the expenses
thereon paid, will sold public auction, said depot
TUESDAY, November %, 1859, at 10 o'clock, A. NJ
New Orleans November y, 1859.
C. o. fletcher, Street Commissioner.
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Was broug hit to the City Police ia III on the
w Sh of November, 1889 the black boy DAN. Says he
belongs Dr. Frederick w. Hart who lives in Ibervie La
~ inches high and has above the left
and has marks of cuppings the breast.
The will call and claim his property according to law.
ED. BLANCHARD,
Keeper of City Police Jail.
Registered November II, 1852
HENRY DUREL,
pl2 l5t For Comptroller.
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seq That butchers other retailers Of butchers meats
shall expose sale elsewhere than
established by law under penalty Of twenty five dollars
each osense They shall be compelled 10 the bones of the
meat and shall under pretext break the
down with hatchet cleave under penalty of five dollars
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I|@| ~ 2 y ss;S, Z y ua.sI.asi.
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Ship, Eesse Coutts remained at Rio de Janeiro 7th u
uncertain
Ship Caroca HoGner remained at Rio de Janeiro 7th ult
ship W. J. Morris, Jackson, from Nngpo arrived at
Ship James Brown, Crabtree for San Francisco was at
Hong Kong Jan H.
Ship Western Ocean, Civilian, at Calcutta JAN D. was up
for London
Ship scargo, Crowe!l Calcutta, Jan 3D. for Lon
:, ship ": Morris, Jackson for Whampoa. sailed from
inst.
Ship White Swallow Crosby for San Francisco cleared at
John, \. b.. cleared at Portland 18th inst
Steamship Etna Anderson from Liverpool via Boston
Brig ralluah Plummer. from Jacksonville, arrived at
Rio Bio Janeiro jan: 2ith, in 46 days passage,
Bark Early Bird, Cook, remained at Hong Kong JAN H.
Bark G. L. Bevan Peterson was dischargng at Singapore
Barks Winiford AIunson, from Richmond, and Hannah
ult. "
Bark Virginia Estellina wilkins, from New York, was
Bark Isaac r. Davis, Hand Boston, remained at Rio
de Janero 9TH ult, uncertain.
Bark rglnla Ann GOrham, for Gulf of Mexico to
sea from Charleston lith inst.
Schr Susan alett, from Boston for Philadelphia,
scnr W L. Springs Langsafr hence arrived at savan
schr Francis Edwards Babcock, hence arrized at scvan-
nan 18th inst.
inst
EASTERN PORTS
NEW YORK, March l7.-Arr, ship Daring, Whampao.-
CID steamship Philadelphia Havana ships A Gallatin,
London Rather, San francisco Advance New Orleans Vol
"a Cronsadt harfs Ieighton Rio de Ianero; American
raganfif f do F. Martin P2ro Cabelo Rescue Nexandra;
PHILADELPHIA, March l7.-Arr, ship Wyoming Liver
poolCTd bark Fennsy ylvana, London schrs. B. B. Bean
BOSTON, March iG-Noon.-Crd bark NJ B. stetson Ci-
enegos brgs Northern Belle Gonaives, W NJ Rice, Gal
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PROCEEDINGS or THE CITY COUNCIL.

FRIDAY, March l9 1889
FIRST BRANCH.-Mr. JENKINS was called to the
Chair.
Mr.. BEALE presented the petition of Joseph r.
Bayner asking leave to pack hay and straw on his
premises at Eden and Monument streets. Referred
to the Committee Fire Companies.
Mr.. NEWMAN presented The petition of D. Pres
ton Parr and others favorable to the widening of
Light street. Referred to the Committee on High
ways.
Mr.. Balm presented the petition of C. W. Hynes
asking permission to pack hay on his premises on
Schroeder street. Referred to the Committee on
Fire Companies.
MIR. NEWMAN presented the report of the Commit
tee on Fire Companies with an ordinance authoriz-
ing the Rev. Ii. Scheib to frame building on
his premises on Holiday street. Passed
The Branch then adjourned
SECOND BRANcH.-The Branch met pursuant to
adjournment. Present-WILLIAM MCPHAIL, ESD,
President, and all the members.
MIR. FANNOsTAND presented the report.of the CO.
lumblan and Franklin Fire Companies which were
read and referred to the Committee on Fire Com.
panies.
Mr.. CoLToN presented the petition of Jabez
Wleks asking permission to pack hay and cut straw
on his premises at the of Chester street and
Canton avenue. Referred to the Committee on
Fire Companies.
The ordinance to provide for the more general
lighting of the thoroughfares of the city with gas
light, was received from the First Branch.
Mr.. COTTON offered the following resolutions
which was read
Resolocdby the Mayor and City Council of Bal
timore that the Board of Public School Commission
ers be and they are hereby authorized and direct
ed to employ able COUNSEL to act with the counsel
lor of the city, and bring suit in the name of the
Mayor and City Council of Baltimore, against the
securities on the bond of George r. Calls, for
the recovery of such amount of loss, as the city
may have sustained in consequence of the failure
OF George r. Calls to erect and deliver said build
ings for the of the Western Female High
School as per contract for the same.
The resolution directing the Comptroller to have
a flag staff placed on the City Hall was taken up
and adopted.
The ordinance allowing G.. W. Gail and Chris
tan AK to extend the building line on Barre street
nine inches, was taken up and on motion of Mr..
COTTON laid on the table.
The ordinance allowing the Mayor to receive
from Henrietta Glenn deed of the bed of Church
alley was taken up and passed.
The Branch then adjourned
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POLICE TNTELLTG ENTE

James Larkin and John Griffin NEGRO boys,)
were arrested on Thursday night, charged with
robbing the store of Anderson Brother, corner of
Gay and Forrest streets, of between 81 and So in
money. The theft was committed in the early part
of the night the thieves having gained an entrance
to the store room through the cellar. One of the
boys (Gritiin) has been in the employment of the
Messrs. Anderson, and about o'clock was observ-
ed at the store room, and when questioned by an
officer as to what he was doing with the cellar
door open, said he putting away some barrels.
Justice McAllister committed them for Court.
John Welsh was arrested on Thursday night by
officer Herbert the charge of stealing a vest,
pair of pants, and pair Of boots, from the resi-
dence of John Barrett, corner of Caroline street
and Canton avenue Held for a hearing by Justice
Griffin
Ann Norton was arrested on Thursday night
charged with stealing $3.50 from a Mrs. Lyons
Justice McAllister committed her for hearing.
John Pagan arrested Yesterday by officer
Fagan charged with stealing a lamp, the property
of Chas. Fay, Justice Griffin committed him for
Court.
Michael Gum was arrested on Thursday night
by Sergeant Brown and officer Crouch, charged
with setting fire to a shed attached to the brick
yard of j. S. Reese, on the Washington road. The
accused was taken before Justice Showacre yester-
day when the following testimony was elected
1t seems that on Wednesday night last Gum en-
countered two police officers, whom he asked for
some matches. They gave him some and asked
what he wished to do with them He replied that
he wished to examine some night carts, and light
was necessary. Soon after the shed was discovered
to be on fire and Gum seen in the neighbor-
hood. At the examination he acknowledged that
he saw the fire when it first commenced to burn
but left the spot for fear he should he accused OF
having applied the match. Justice Showacre COM
mitted him for Court
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Shipping SMtelltaen1e.
PORT OF BALTIMORE, March l8

ARRIVED
Steamship City of Norfolk Parker, from Sayanuah-mdse
Island eXcnanged signals with steamer State of Georgia,
Bark Anna, (Br) Mckinney, from pemarara, 9th ult,
m NeW York. seG 70 scr wisr0 a e RS9G PARK
Island for Dominica in days.
Brig 4 G MeTryman, Colbuzn, days from franklin La
R. Kirkland hard ashore on Little Cove Point.
to S Iurlbut Sailed lst inst in company with scRT. Ada
fr'pGs Fra @ for Baltimore Ieit At Barrel Stake brig " Cw
oE Gr Rollins SE Prsons days from franklin
days Sm Sew Orleans
& m miles e. & S f. orna Mm T sS%c
@ EoW spoe sfR % 1 dc a1TS % @ aers
.Schr Mary A. Taylor Basset days from New Bedford
oil seR eRa eanafs 1naes t. an PHhn 46m s Go to master
Sehr Brazil, Hawes, from Portland heading &c, J. W
Also brig Peter Warwick, Lanfare from do do, Jan %
to Dunnock i Weathery '''''
sehr Lizzie Maui, Henderson, days from Charleston
y S @ OF I britt with isr sent sE"
Cove Point u '"s " H. 'N''AiAnu ashore Oil
Steamer John s shriver, from Philadelphia to J.
Bark Isabella C. Jones, woodburn days from Jongoy
er reports on the sIst Of July When four hours out from
sydney "; S W, bound to Valparaiso VIM Greggs, sea
G Long,
showing blue and white (perpendicularly) signal, blue
next the mast with white star in it, bound to the West
ward March 18th, Lat. % SO H. Long. 742 American
ship Brandywne, bound to the Eastward
CLEARED.
Schooner James Jones, JONES' New York, W. Rhoads &
Son.
ARRIVALS FROM BALTIMORE.
Steamer Georgia. Pierson, Norfolk, 10th inst
Str VIM Jenkins Haslett, Boston; 10th inst
Propeller Diamond State, Kirwn, Alexandria 18th inst
Schr. S. NJ. Kent, Thompson, Phila. 18th inst.
Steamship Locust Point, French, n Y, 18th inst
Schr Brothers, Davey, New York 18th inst.
CLEARANCES FOR BALTIMORE.
Steamer j. S. Shriver Dennis, Pha., 18th inst.
Steamship City of Norfolk Parker, Savannah, 1stl
inst.
Steamship Locust Point French New York, I7tl inst.
MEMORANDA.
Ship Ellen Stewart Coffin from Rotterdam via Charleston
arrived at New Orleans 18th inst-Per tel