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ais 20 myt 10 20 Sheriff de H. Para fiA ~ jaI,

Parish of .r.erson, Al N III, j., 1 ~ tSti-
ny VIRTUE of Al, alias writ OF tieyi ,a,.,,s
10 m directed BY the Honorable the Tir Ju1ir Nj; 49,
Uomt Fadisa ct Jefferson in the above entitled cause Vii
proceed 10 sen at public auction the Civ uataI
street between Camp and Magazine streets on n ~ M
oltt day If May 1859, at Il o'clock NJ the
l. CERT in LOT OF GROUND si,ntea Il, c.,,
i &, ~ g annre comprised between New eyeg f7
70 fee, front New Levee street bv feet oo' a W
leet So inches more Or lass in den H. - ieS 10 10
Together with two-stoi brick Lnusc II br;,,. t.L -
Inse " =" .ies thereon Said properly being No los Nav
restnn hx mH eeoiss TO The succession lne l. n
pS means Of partition BET yaen hin, nn bis o.
g'e' is nne u Walden, per passed on the 2sl Of
Al ieo' nelou W. lewis, late Not ~ Public II, Ne
said eily '' ''''' u Conveyance ofice in
=, CERTAIN LOT OF GROUND bnin,, M 4 sit,,ta
H. me Guy OF lafayette Fonrth District of Nav Or
q IL sh9Hh, in square bounded Nuns Religious
a. u j r'tVer Streets measuring ST. AI.y
49, z ag lee inches front the division o
oil an inch on the rear line - " " - ~ - 'es'' %
seized in the above suit.
fthls-Casi the spot.
ma F. T. PARKER
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i,lyl3 2n

~ CULLUM'S SPRINGS, CUoCTAw COUNTY
MaJ Ala, eight xix miles Mobile miles
M east OF Mobile and Ohio Railroad, and i've miles Of
the Tombigbee river 49, -
The undersigned takes pleasure 10 to his friends
and tie public that his establishment the
ceon o. visitors During the past winter many
and additions have been made with com
fort and not ony the invalid seek
ing recreation and pleasure The he
erection OF several new cottages the disc Of
Of freestone water he latter y
nounced by chemists to be of the strongest com
modious biadroom, etc and the whole establishment hrs
been reprinted and renovated The bath houses
the circular spring house. fitted expressly for their
mediation, have baen particularly attended to.
An experience In the of public house
than twenty and determination keep his on the
st OF hrstcass hoe will he trusts continue to
has been engaged for the pin alleys other
places Tor amusement nvded the premes. The
t'ges are AZ sernrate and are neat clean and airy
Commodous light drAn. 1t ply regularly twice
week 50 the landing on the Tomhgbee river Mobile
Az the curative virtues Of the waters have moi ouIv
the most sangine expectations of proprietor
Springs in the United sNe time they have been
made TO the public that have many cnres OF
obstinate chronic dseaes certainly CREST
chem medicinal, or ,rb;n.
tons.
The Springs the valuable k,s OF waters fonnd
IN the country viz The celebrated Viehy tbs
Iron the freeone and the Sulphur Such these
afford are not to be found singh place whole
sonth-a fact W ieh invelids cannot well note.
Arrangements being made have Express from
10 Mobile TO these Springs In order prevent
week $3.50 S 'e'
Terms of board will be moderate sf
Carriages waiting landing upon the arrival Of thu
boats to Immediate to the Springs
analysis of the wster I've had by ing 10 J. WA
LEHMAN FRO. corner OF Magazine and Common streets
who are my agents in New Orleans.
my9 D&wsm Prna.s,.sr
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"a OCEAN SPRINGS HnTEL-E. W. GEER
e6 Co, Proprietors Hotel is being thoroughly
sI renovated aud newly furnished, and will opened Tor
the reception of visitors the LIST next Erery RI
ort viii bs made TO render visitors comfortable and make
their stay pleas, ~ - ~
Than the beautiful Ocean SprDp. there mn he,,er
paee for yachting, or fahiDs. bathing. ~
for the amusement Of visitors there is Tennin Alley
tsto gallery Bliatd Tables, etc Bar attached to the
Hotel which will be supplied with the wines tauos
Hotel. $3.50 ~ ~ " sAo
band Of music will be ke at the Hotel during the eptra
season a ba and supper will be given week-Tues-
day and Thursday nights. - ~
ie Mineral springs celebrated for the povrrs
are ~ excellent condition. omnibus iD regularly hey
ern times day to and from The Hotel Springs For te
tifHny respecting the medicinal virtues
enc may be made 10 Or Austin Dr. Thorpe New Orleans
to ReT Dr. ..'intysire Nashville, Tenn.
Ocean ptiBes having been by epdeniea de-
the CUR shore. j. WTIKINsnN 800, on
Ocean Springs LIST May 1870 ny4 n
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lowest hiddsn contract to make wooden railing around
Mncsrfy NqaAre. ~
Mr.. Masscot took his seat, M

9wss a.da.x eeasrae. to make wooden railing
MI. Msssicot took his seat
PETITIONS
the lower OF The Red Stores IN The scoud district etc
wa. referred to the Committee on Finance
The following were referred to the Committee Of
Streets and Landings:
Petition Of Spencer Field Co. and n s. Devices in rd
70 me siesa iandirg at Post Is second section ana praying
cosey Jr asking tina, the surveyor :. allowed to
tension Of time 10 complete ihe sixth wharf etc.
The following were referred to the First District
in Of property holders asking that the Council allow
the erection e cotton on ths wo squares bounded by
M 81 p a. .Rns Is cree. the ne
eessary machinery for fesss fire prosf cotton
ystts snd Ci.ra strsots. etc. -
The following were referred to the Surveyor:
Of Girod snsst, with square ocks etc. paving
OF H. asking That New syee street from
property holders asking thar Front from Canal
Race be paved vi square blocks and that said
of properly asking that Robin street from Camp
The following was referred to the Surveyor with
power to act: l5l. :
Rsps,, Of Hane Ksepsr Of the Powder Magazine In
Police
The petition of Mr. Ju'liat asking permission to use steam
miceli, etc
The petition Of Nicholson & Co., offering John a.
Rodenberg as their security in lieu of Adam Geiser
who has left the city, was read.
Mr.. Hnyghe offered the following resolution, which
was read twice, and adopted unanimously, the rules
being suspended, and, on motion, sent to the Board
of Aldermen for concurrence
Resore That the securities offered Messrs Nchoson
Co. for he paving Of Camp stsct with block from
Mayor pc ana he is hereby authorised to enter
contract for said work.
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X HodSTY LAND AND EEYsIoSs-oEFTCE
vi ~ hSenhpgs Alley, up stairs nearly opposite The
ss ~ &C. Soldiers ssamso and T,astcrs Who have
toieen days or more in any disturbance since .u i
ahsle . ~ acres of land. Widows and uinor oh S
Soldiers, Seatnen and Tcnnis.ers ARE eritle ~ hn
nIn d pensions. Claims ma lie out ni ,sorot i pD ty
tH H,i5 y JOHN PERCELL 49,
Llta wa II Exchange Alley nm si,ira
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FIFTH DISTRICT COURT ABRAHAM NJ GARDNER VS.
q New , u ,. JOHN wAY-No i2sa5 ''
Is x ~, N ts.a,l5 Of q writ, OF lieri facIns
o. Sew Orleans in the above entitled Gauss viii proceed to
sen at pOc Auction ut the City Hotel Common street ne
wfs" snnn AM Magazine Streets on FRIDAY, May 10Th 1850
!; THE UNDIVIDED HALF PART OF A LOT OF
NJ situated il the Fnubourg Lafayette in the square
No. 10 on the original plan of said ,bour bounded liz lar
sly ihnr Josephine and st Andrew streets Said 10, IA de.
sEna'ea ny tbe No. H. cord plan deposited in lie
oie OF u H. Striiger. late Notary Public in New Orleans
m ~ tfe inches font jersey rea by lD feel
width in the = ~ : 's - 'atenee III
z THE UNDIVIDED HALF PART OF ANOTHER Tot
GkouND "'th the buildings and thereou
~ we aHe saa are y above dssnated corIg TO said ri n
- ~ nsr'nge SntIry by the No 36 and measuring feet
Anches front Jersey street by de 9TH and fS,
on n Andrew street and Al feet in width in the rear 49,
Appreciated 10 defend mt at sale Of Nathan Wa,
made on The 9Th February, 1913. ~ "'
seized in the shove suit.
1ERAS-Cash on the spot
M
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a. pA.o CHRISTIAN HOTEL WILL BE
opened early IN June under the slpertn endencs of Mr.
Me'iraw During the past winter The hotel has bean
stable and carriage house bnlt. - ~ i"' HOW
street. :, '1e'iA" ~ if' Soni'
All BIN rDIIN ,r,noN,,,
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The following resolutions. accompanying the above
report were read twice and adopted, the rules being
suspended:
Yeas: Messrs Waldo, Beebe, Huyghe, Kearny,
l4eefe, Magoni, Moreno, Monroe, Ranney, White and
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w ~ Drought to the city puifce Jail IN the
b, ~ % Nv Way te black lite boy JEFF SCOTT he
ov1Snss "a Mrs McMoopy, living in Agiers - "'' As
VIII u"tt ana ciaiIn bis property according TO law
H. BLANCHARD, ~
Re,;stara, Ma, 70 ,e,o Keeper OF City Police Jail
tnyli I5t LEAN ~ ~ , hhL,
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.

CoMPTRobLER,s OFFICE,
City Of New Orleans, December 20, 1858.
#555s- .io,a' 5aJ ( No. 4249. j
ed advertise ten days tho official Journal that sealed
s M H. sa, md a q rsas on @
from Magazine the r!ver also for contract for sub
sS ssss ss N pass ssia na 1s
I r he I'D s ssd ss Il e % e e
the s Or objection OF the o0mmgn s'In' wA1po
rs,.n.,, President Board As s,xns Aldermen.
ls'snsal President de- 4 Board Saao q Aldermen
lsignsdl D'e'''''' 40 '''' GERARD srIrH, Mayor
Sss l. hereby given Tint sealed for the sSeys
do l2t T. THEARD. Comptroller.
for the for
from Magazine the river Eighth street, from
st T Gharls, street rSs to the ,, river
contracts, as follows:
First street Magazine street to the river
SECOND substituting ballast road for the
Shall bind to "fs MP he plank
mentioned and after he have s.
grade the woe widths Of said streets bel gutter
CITY s The same wha re too lows
have t
TONED twenty feet in width in the of the shall
nn aEangs as ths on eaeh other and
placed said last coating isches thick and
rol When this first rolling shall comp the
contractors shall the with coating Single
rolled with often as may be necessary so
tha, the whole ballast broken and gravel shall
the materials shall be- Of he be ay sd ba bs fur
nsied by the contractors as well as the labor
the old pank and old leepers to be taken by the
tractors shall be nicely pei by them the sidewalks
both sides of the Streets and they shall be property the
The contractors shall keep the ballast roads in
repair for and during one year alter their eompeon and
tenth of the contracts prices until the expiration year.
which tenth shall raid only if
feited for the use OF the city.
The contractors ha be bound begin days
Council and complete months after under pen
atty Of ten dollars day for each every thereafter
Security of $1,000 shall required guarantee
the faithful performance of the contract
ray men In cash the completion VI the work and accept
ance of the by the City Surveyor. % 77f
well that IN case Of failure by the contractors
IN @ G h e viii e s
in which the work being executed the Council shall have
default required Article lbs the Gv oas and %
ont appyg to court Of justice to annul the same and with
contractors shall at time abandon the work finish
and complete The conformity with their contract
said contractors shall forfeit all claims they may any
men, and that the city thereby discharged from any
and al liability therefor and it is also well understood that
shall be held and bound sodo pay unto the city all
difference between the price which the origin
may adjadicated at resale or re,adjudicaon
Bids to be for the whole work complete.
lsignedl LOUIS Fl. PILE, City Surveyor
BY the Computes Streets and Landings Of both
ss's%;$$ H0H1 v HHsSsSaaHHbb }oha'rnsn
d29 let T. THEARD CorntroIIer
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A fat man in an omnibus, a tall man in crowd,
short man on parade, and q lady in huge bonnet
sitting before you at public lecture are declared to
be four of the most unpopular personages Of the day
the bonnet is a decided nuisance.
Awrter on theatrcals, in describing the last scene
Of 9 Othello.H has this exquisite passage: :. Upon
which the Moor, sezing a bolster full of rage and
jeaiousy, smothers herr Where's Wilson on punctu.
alton #s ~ 6Sst5 afls5ss3s
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STREET COMM,R--oFFICIAL.

FOURTH DISTRICTPoUND-v brought
L.ureand Constance streets, as estrays
One s9rs rel horse about hands high bald face light
the saddle marks hair rubbed out on both shoulders
One red with white face and belly, both
one red cow with white ace and belly branded on the
One dark red COW, branded the right hp tho right
ear and the left cut off and gimle hole left
cropped and both ends cut of, no brand
tall he horn
Lo on the right hip the right underb and the left
One white with black Spots both undercropped
One ap @ Rs left cropped branded the right
ono white she goat, with yellow spots.
Re there
lis Is said depot on MON
New Orleans Ja9uAfy EN $Sg Stree.
CHARLES LEE for Comptroller
EPAA,yy ED DU auA IVA, e. DIsTKIGT-u
chsva aysnt haa e vsase ehase
u aSs O. %
une vsche rouge aya vsage lie ventr blanc les deux
GRIZZLIES Ellie rognee sans IN marques.
sur la hanche droe. 'AN'4N''
oTee rognee gsnehs coupss e. IN tou Dc vile
Une vaehe dun rouge claire visage vente blanc les
st
nlaquee I gu sur la hanche droe orec doite mord
une vaehs blanche ayant es tache noe les deu1 orees
Une vachs dun brnn claire, dsnS ereies coupees
quse sur Ia hnnehe drote ct bout d. la
Gle shsvfe blanche, avec dss t.ehes iaane
81 apimsux sont pas seeIamss dams or Lea
r FLEoafss dom andsss' ass gues
S S,Js sgggEsS0E TO ANGELO
60S hbls Mess, Prime and Hump Pork.
ssissS Shoulders
2s9 f 6ss s9P s1n1in. and nd, Extra Flour
800 bbls. Western and Northern Potatoes.
o8 en- 66. G.. 50 and 10 Old Levee street.
TT k:LNA 4. ,,5ll nEALER n SEAMLESS CLOTH
s N Moody, New Orleans s'''' '''' VI
oyereoats Business Goats Pilot Coats Pea Jackets Pants
of great variety variety and most desirable styles
nssy as % p other p
Ss e any other styles of Clothing all
ascMerehan.s Supplied on liberal terms ..''' dill sm
DICE MILLS-RlCE MiLLS-RICE MILLS
The best plan of hulng Rice tried is by the
STEAM arm AialI RICE POUNDING MACHINE,
T. will hull FIVE bushels Rice in from 2s to IS
an II s sa % M R SHOP
nsr and New sSe my sole agent the
New Orleans, November IT. 1868 MIS- se y
FRUIT-FKUlT-FRU iT-FKUIT-FKUITi
ANTHONY AsTREDo
s an i s a nov Keep
Apples
etc. which can't be elualsd IL sT n ~ sravno
1el6 No. IL Royal street.
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~ '-e''''-e'S - Of tne City Of New Orleans:
n ENTLEMEM. The undersigned owners
sgrseaby 10 scion S new CITY Charter to sell Al public ane
@ f caeps M sE
gane blocks less than inches wide by inches
less than ten inches thick.
ocks 70 ss e best quality q granite having the sides
ends and we'll dressed to form surface
laid and to be good solid work.
sas Of 0us ssps
@ nhs s Of hsp a w aud Ts the 0n
TEs usual eurbone inches thick furnished when
the City Surveyor think it requisite to change the old
TIE cnrbtone both sides Of Camp from Canal to Caops
the side walks TO bs raised and tagged.
The at the Intersection Of all the
laid with best Ncrt Tagging and TO be four feet wde the
stone use 70 I've s wide four FEET long and not less than a
to be raised in the CENTER graded to the road
Grssss ut Mutual ms Co.. by H. n Rathbene prest
Home Mutual ms Co., 4. W. A. Gasqnet. e'''
Brother, Pres't; Geo. ", Babcock, agent for
4, Brother, 49, Mrs jas Gasaue;
John R. shay, Geo. NJ. PincEard.
Mrs. NJ, D. Montford, pp.' Hen J; 2; Harrison a-
~ dereon Il Gaines; Ida A. Slecotnb,
Per pro 4. Henderson, W. Ann g; Cox,
f. W. Palfrey For the Louisiana State Bank,
A. NJ Holbrook, J. n. Lapeyre, Pres,t;
Henry Parsons Jamas COLES, per U. Fl. Dud
Fur Robert &. Montgomery Frank Williams Pre- Bank
Jas A. White; of New Orleans;
For Est q, Morgan: Thos For NJ and g. Morgan: Thomas
Langridge; Langridge;
For srd hsgAn Thomas Lam ps sSfgi 4an ss
For Augustus whiting. Stark, Thomas Hale, -
oaa s' & ea AGENTS. B. s ssssr'
John Stroud, Jr., admir-; ALI Penn,
John {. s,s.ry John Davidson per Jas. C. Da-
ss,s8 CHAS. CLAIBORNE,
Secretary of the Board of Aldermen.
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=. j.. Co. 8, :. NEw ORLEANS. Dec. IA, 1858.
FTyIlUr nErrpTrv,TsNU -


To the Common Council of New Orleans. - - -SS.
I'HE rEIITION of the undersigned re-
specially showeth that the majority required y me new
City Charter having signed this petition they pray your homo
rabe body to RESOLUTION authoriz ng the Comptroer TO
SELL after i've days notice In the official Journal the far
making brick des aks and wooden cutters on both sides of
Grod street. from Eysian Fields to Vaudeville street also ,be
relayng OF the old work to proper line level Said sale
70 be na and that the Mayor be authorized contract with
tho purchaser for the Payments made in cash
when the Is completed according the lines and levels
Of the City Surveyor. 7i5f7t ~ = y = 1850
Emile Mary, l2I feet on Grod street,
q D. Kauz, $50 feet on God street - IL s.
Joseph Psarce 100 feet on Girod street. +.
JAS. A. HOPKINS
Secretary Board Of Assistant Aldermen
NouyELLE- ORLEANS IA decembre, 1855
phonorable Conseil Commun de Ia Nouvelle Orleans
+ A PETITION dies sOussignes represente
chare de 10 vile gne Ia presene petitions prient
vsndre Jonrs davis dams gazette ocele
Ia c0nfecion de banquees bques les
,oses ID irod de Ia Champe Eysees Mande
fs Ills demsndent anssi que la vente soft denye. que
mare olg autorsA paequereur. pale
compliant du travail
omement agnemens envelemens qu donnes par
levoyer de " VILE. 5e Il 9.ssi a.
sgne: Emile Mary, 100 peds sur la 6irod. y
g. d. ksuz, I'D pieds sur la rue Girod
Joseph Pearce, 100 pieds sur Ia rue Girod
-as.ssl 81 : ll- "a JAMES A. HOPKINS,
d7 iawsw seeretsie du consei des Assistant Aldermen
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ArHonorable Conse de vile de Ia Nouvelle- Orleans
T ES SOUSSIGNES proprletaires SUR In rue
du Camp entire les Canal ct Caiope prent
honorable eonformemen la section
de IA nouyele chars dc Ia fae vendre apres
avis public donne pendant ying jours lie pour
ct lie paxagee ia dn Camp, parti. de la
Canal iusqna Ia Cailiope des bocs granite may
de deux de argeur
lopgueur plus donzs de lagep dxhut
de longueu mons de dix pouces
Les dts bncs deyront Htre Dc la neere auae granite
les c5es les extsmitas bn dresses de facon
surface une lis seront poses Pouyrge devra
solide
dit pavage eyra etre pose diagonalemen quatre
de sable wifi ct de grayos de Lones
pouces sable vi ct de gravos de ondes
lie dit payaga joints ee rempis
ct u dit pasage sera ensue conyenablement conpresse
Les de bordure habituees
paseur fournies posees psou voyer nge
conyenabe do nnere aire Outrage para pierres
de bordure dies eux c8tes de Camp parr rue
du Canal juqna 10 Caiope eeyees hau,eur
rapdemen ct les banquettes eevees daees
Les passages intersections DIES fats daage
de riyers nord quatre peds argeur les
perres dasge 1eux pas de large quare peds
long ons de six pondront
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SPECIFICATIONS for the contract tor A.
erng the grade, OF the cutters on Julia street. from Ram
The and about fee. in width of the round
taken BY The contractor and relaid accordance with The
fS 3 BED
and sharp sand mixed of four inches thickness which
ITS G IN
I 5 hs T S seps bs
h u p w ia sharp sand ThS eontraee shall substitute
sing hewed "a dressed nerl liver gtte stones oar inches
Thick BY one foo; vide and not less than three The
inches thick in the best workanlks and
shall be filled with dry river sand and after the has
Be PIXIES ss p s Wiz be Ss s and
don gravel and sharp sand mixed the paving shall again
cred wit Of lake shells London gravel and sharp
sand and zoe rse sha be opened for travel
FURNISHED BY the csniTae,er as well ~ the labor
and during one year attr its completion and the
a hs Of h the r. will retain
contractor at the expiration Of said only Il the paving be
Contractor shah be bound begin the ten
Council ard to complete the sixty days after pen
atty dollars per day for each and day
security y hs $500 shall be required guarantee the
aes " he a I'll tie s spssrs Of the work and
It well understood that failure by the contractor
TOD s xa @ the ToTk pt within the Pc
!, which Tho work is being the Council shall
the
in defanlt required by article OF The Cyi Code and
Nhont applying to court Of Justice to annul the and
without ndemhy and Is also well understood that in
the shall any abandon flush
and complete The same, conformity with his con,rect the
contractor shall forfeit all claims he may any part
the work done by him up the date of the abandonment
that the city Shall be thereby discharged from any and all liza
biy therefor and it also well Understood that the
contract be resod The his
held and bound in o'ido the city all differ
between the price which the originally
tracted to perform the work and the price which may
adjudicsted at resale or readjndcation.
Bids to he per running foot of gutter up
laid and superficial yard paving taken up
and relaid New Orleans, Dec 20. 1888
lSignedl LOUIS H. PILE City Surveyor.
Approved b the Committees Streets and Landings both
Boards CT the Common Council
[signedl RoB'T HUYGHE,1 c,,,,.,
lSignedl II. Il. FENNARD,5 onAinen-
Registered January g. 1859.
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JRS- n. nut hINS,
Secretary Board of Assistant Aldermen,

NouvELLE- ORLEANS, Q Novembre, 1858.
Au Conseil Commun de la Nouvelle Orleans
I A PETITION DIES soussignes represente
- respectueusement que Ia majore reQuise
eharte de Ia vile s ne Ia presene petition ct lis pen
honorable de resolution
eur vendre apres cinq jours davis dams gazette ocee
e contrat la construction de banquees
goes bois c c6te nord de la Ayde rue
DIES Champs Eli IA Mandevie lis demanent suss
la soft dehnitve e Marie faire
lie conrat lacquereur Lees placements
compliant Reinforcement du travail, emeut aux
aguenens ct niseemens donnes par voyer
de la Vile
d. B. Macarty 305 pieds la rue St.Ayie.
JAS A. HOPKINS,
dit lswsw Secratare du Conse DIES Assistant Aldermen
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New ORLEANS Dec. A, 1858.
To the Common Council of New Orleans.
7NHE PETITION OF the undersigned re-
specially showeh, that the majority required by the
new City Charter having signed this pstion they
Honorable body authorizing the Compoi-
tract for making brick sidewalks and wooden cutters both
sides of Vaudeville street. from God ST. John the Baptist
street. and that said sale be na and that the Mayor
ICED contract with the purchaser for the Payment
lines and levels of the City Surveyor.
T. g. Jabvry, 40 feet.
G. Parker Al feet.
p. NJ Brenckie, 80 feet.
I. Schmitt 81 feet.
ID. kaag, GO feet.
JAS A. HOPKINS
Secretary Board of Assistant Aldermen
NoUvELLE- ORLEANS, Novembre, 1883
fHhonorable Conseil Commun de Ia Nouvee Orleans
I PETITION DIES sOussignes represente
~ respectueem mt la maorite fequise nouye
carte Dc Ia vile sgne Ia presene petition It'll prient
honorable corps de passer resolution aIorisan
lie pour la conecon ds banquees en- brqpes ayec
goes beis les deuS c6es de la rue ST.
Jean Bapse lis demandent auss danniye
ct ls Marie soft autos Pacquereur
placements seroD fats compliant ache travail
commencement alignemeus seront
par 10 voyer de Ia vile.
T. z. 9. Janyry, 40 pieds.
a. Parker, 40 pieds. ..a.
p, NJ. Brenckle, 80 pieds,
ST Schmidt, 60 pieds. -.-
d. Kanz, 60 peds.
JAS. A. HOPKINS
dl7 lawSw secretaire Conse Assistan. Aldermen
OAKUM 1000 bales various qualities, for sale BY
" iALFREDAkRARNY,
OILS u Magazine street