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T No. 4474. I


Rsolred That ordinance No. A364 entitled an ordinance
for the sale OF the right OF establish railroads the city
of New Orleans and for other purpogesn be
hereby amended read single railroad commencing
Eighth street. In lieu OF Toledano street .'aong the
West side Of Rampant street In lieu Of the Fast side
part street, thence along the West side Rampant street Sin
lieu of the East side Of Rampant street. the United
barracks and after the words another single track ral,aad
running inert the words aioug North side of Espa.
nae street TO the Eas, side of Rampant street, in lieu of
"Wea side" and along the Fast sids of Rampant street to
Canal street In lieu Of the West de of Rampant street, also
TO insert the words through Magazine Eighth street
Ia lieu of Taehna street, through Eighth street 10
Its Junction with Prytaeia street in lien Of Camp street
The privileges Of the right Of contractor or con-
tractors shall be twenty years The said railroads. cars
tues ald appurenaucs the city the expiration
sud twenty years. valuation be asceained By two dis
interested to be appon ed by said
contractors and the other by the city and the Of
disagreement as to said valuation between the i'd parties
appointed third party umpire shall be appointed By one Of
the District Courts the decision thereby Anal and
tnus amended that said ordinance be and hereby
adopted
tsignedl ALFRED KE4RNY
President pro tenn. Board Of Assistant Aldermen
lSignedl !. o. NIXON,
President Board of Aldermen,
Approved April l. 1850.
Lsignedl GERARD sTITH, Mayer.
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PETITIoNs--OFFICIAL,
II, a. NEW oRnBAKs, May "a. 1882, ]
,,vr Of the city Of New Orleans

II, III. uono,,h, a.. New ognB.ss, May "a. 1891
GE q, = aIaa.l ; o%n-
n nS. h TO dPans Tespeea
ss .s s
Win ns Is. en-
twelve inches long than twelve inches wide eight
s aa.y .fas' having til. sides.
ENDS and top we'll to form surface
SD be diaEony niche. .hsrp rand
four inches sharp London gravel the joint. BE-
properly filled and rolled with suitable roller until
Ths usual curssons on, niche. thick to be Furnished when
Ing oer 70 maxi substantial work 'A""' tho OLD curb
The curb stone both sides q Felicity street from
as n''s rs n s
The foot crossings the intersection Of ali the
ss s s es No5 E M to four r
than six inches thick to BIO raised In the CENTRE graded
We ''A' r j. MURPHY 49,. % feet.
Board Of Assistant Aldermen.
NouvELtE- ORLEANS, Mai a. 1859.
- de la vile de la Nouvee Orleans:
Fssy as"o & rs
onns yotre honorable scion
apr9s yng ours de notice s cenrt pour nveler
pas dc dix de large sur douxs
de pas plus de douze pouces de long mons de dix
Les dts blocks grant de meeuro quate
qnand poses de faiie nm ouSrase sode
lie dit devra etre pose dagon lement quatre
poucts de sable ct de gravois de ones ben
quaud dune coache de sable gavois
pouces les joints devrcn, propement remps
rones ronleau copvenabe quand pose.
lie curb stone ordnaire de quae pouces depasseur
ouni uand oyer ugera convenable de changer
curbings, atm de faire ouvrage solide
LIE cnrosone des deux c6tes de Ia Felicity de la
Magnolia la Prytsnia devra
eur ct au nveau convenabe les banquees Sire
eievees.
Les intersections des
eures pierres plates de North River guae pieds de
la pierre employee eyra etre argeu
quatre pied de long mous de poaces epaseu
elsvees au centre, ct nivele au payage de la rue.
j. Murphy 20 pied,.
JED law6w Conseil des Assistants Aldermen.
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New ORLEANS, March %, 1859.
To the Honorable the Common Council
II the city of New Orleans:
ME, the undersigned, owners of real estate
w fronting ST. Charles street. especially request your
honorable BODY have The roadway of said
The surface be semeptcaI and highest altitude
practicable The same to be adjudicaed 10 the lowest bidder
by the Comptroller after tive notice in the Journal
And your petitioners, as in duty bound, will pray
o. Currie pnt can, Pres't N. o.
and GarrolIton Railroad Co., q feet Tivoli Circle
Sam Smith Il Co., SO
A. b. lanes, So 3
j. Greenfield, 76 ..55
Mrs j. Lanis
Michael tie
Rosa Bnhan,
II. Fassman about 40 n.....M0. ..M...
II. L. Haney, ~ :. or Tivuli Circle.
JAS. A. HOPKINS,
Secretary Board of Assistant Aldermen.
NouvEILE-oRLs4ys % mars, 1889.
lhonorabe Conseil Tommun de Ia Nouvelle-Orle
- Ia rue respectneusemett pattionent
orable efe FAVOR pavee gran
e de la rue Julie Tvoi Dcle du dit Circle,
surface semi epcai, elevation aus one
possible ajudicaion fate lie Conroleur
jours davis dams ejourna oiciel Resp enlet
Samuel Smith Co, 50 peds
A. b James, 80
j. Greenfield,
Mrs. J. Tandis, 20
Michael Gernon,
Rosa Balan,
Fl. Eastman, 40
a. b. James, 100 :,
II. Ia Haniey,
J. G. Duncan, PrestN o 4 C. R. R. Co. 81
JAS A. HOPKINS,
ais 1aw8w secretare du Consel des Asst Aldermen.
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COMPTROLLER--OFFICIAL

ooAe city 81 New er 1an.q Nay 81 1851
[ No. 1856.
That the Comptroller be and hereby required to
continuing ST. Claiborne Canal from It's present
Said be made in accordance with specifications be
furnished fsilb by The City Surveyor 7 q N1xoN
Isisnsa, rFss5 STa soa r t WA Aldsfnsn.
~, a enBoard of Assistant Aldermen.
signed ~ GERARD srITH Mayor.
Notice hereby given that MONDAY. June 49, 1850
will adjudicate at office Il O'Clock, NJ. the above
contract.
digging esnsl il ,s center Of s. Ava Glsi5srne
steam &c CANAL O'Nha the eves
s Il shall K dug " i with TIE lines and
feet Width a, The top six feet in ydh the bottom and
section The sides and bottom said nicely
and smooted Of and dressed and VIII the dirt coming from
the tn sidsad eyes be fee, wide the base
for the levee be free of stumps aud roots.
The whole work to be executed the entire satisfaction of
labor saTsa t. be Furnished sh, by the
@ e 70 S e nT Ss as
penalty Of ten dollars day for each and day thereafter
Security amount Of $1,000 shall be required to guarantee
the faithful performance of the contract.
sns " h and Of a saT
City per cent of the amount o. each s.ttle ent
work.
well failure by the contractor to
begin or finish the work, part thereof within the
in which the work is ing Council
right anuu the
fanlt required by article 1905 of the Civil Code without
deuiny and it also we'll understood that the
tractor shall time abandon the work. finish
complete the In conformity with his the said
shall forfeit all claims he
work done by him up the ebandonmen
shall be thereby discharged
fo and is also we'll understood that the
resod the contractor and his securities shall be held and bound
in sodo unto the city all loss difference between the
which the contractor originally contracted perform
the werk and the price at which may adiudcated
resale rehabilitation.
lids r1nniny of
| running acre being of 2OS feet.
| New Orleans, May Is, 1859.
[signedl LOUIS PILE,
City Surveyor
Approved by the Committees Streets Landings OF both
| Boards of the Common Council.
| [sgnedl HI. vENNARD, cba;-r,s,
,;st tssn MIv an 1870 RoBr Hu4GHE,5
my3l LIT HENRY DuREI. for Comptroller.
| CoMPTRoLLER's OFFICE, I
City of New Orleans, July I, l5sb.{
RESOLVED, That the Comptroller be. and
lS he hereby authorized and reoueo give notice
With the ninth section Of ordinance No. 42 approved Marcel
10 1884 the Council will bill against une
contracted under authority Of the
~ accorda IS,e with the ordinance referred TO-
| President Board of Assistant Aldermen.
| tsigned] l.. II, PLACE,
| President Board of Aldermen.
| tsgnedl JOHN L LEWIS, Mayor.
attention the oa sers Of the city and of the public
respectfully called to fheforegong resolution; n
iJlhH Comptroller City Of New Orleans.
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COLE AGENCY
~ OF THE CELEBRATED
STACKER IRON WORKS
So. 49,. TENNESSEE.
sugar Kettles, from 81 to u inches diameter 81 inch
10 to ~ inches diameter.... | 90 an inch
under AZ inches diameter. ...... 75 an inch
Furnace Mouths $50 and S5 according and nal.
tern. Crate Bars 4c. per pound. $3.50 PISS
e. +. LAVILLEBEUVRE,
Commission Merchant,
les ~ No - Union street
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NEW VOLUME, ENLARGED AND IMPROVE
THE SOUTHERN HOMESTEAD;
A Large First Glass Illustrated
AGRICULTURAL AND FAMILY NEWSPAPER,

The Fourth Volume of this beautiful and popular Week.,
Journal will begin jam lst 1852 under the
aging prospects r rll # III En Ts b
and several and important features added which, together
with its handsome pictorial illustrations must increase pres
AGRiGULTgRE a. heretofore, will he the leading
worthy Of the interest desires foster Every De-
partmen Of Southern Agriculture will receive due
eral farm promulgated have
practical and found worthy of adoption large corps
are constantly writing for this department of the
HoRTICULTURE-Thisd department is constantly filed with
universally pronounced of the useful
sR 9H % @
'''N' $50 Mrs. l.. VIRGINIA FRENCH
the Ii columns the aoue
s,ead for 1852 will be received with general reclamation b,
s which viii he @ her Sesu 70 ns
thought Several beautiful and highly interesting stories viii
iLLUsTRATIoNs--The 'Homestead" will cont,nne, a.
heretofore to be illustrated with handsome engravns pre-
pared pressly for its columns by artist
News.ummary of Foreign and Domestic will mp
neon intelligence etc. the condo sed present.
f0gas I'M Re 10
ket Reports for 1859 the editors determined their
shall excel in this particular
To the southern People.
We offer periodical which is permanently estah
hed in midsdeyoed the vital of
# no I ss B By b
similar paper in the Union We therefore every Southern
Paper tsat will be practical Stne e farming
and furnish to his uiy interesting and useful reading give
AND seSSe Homes,sa is pub
shed weekly each moer coneining eight large
s IN
One 81 six copies Sl0 opies Sb
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ss-send for .peemsn numbers, prospecvses etc Make
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SPECIFICATIONS for the contract for en-
closing and fencing in Maeary,s Square in the Third Dis.

q
= closing and fencing Macarys square Dis
Mssarys Square comprised between Burgundy Jeanne.
s. s. Claude Id. and Pauline and shall be enclosed with
he m Of
the best aus'y free from sap splits bad knots and other de-
into The ground well burnt prevent roennes
e5 soaaa sa
BE paned IN the bes, and the hobs around the
so!d Or the top Of eaeh III. shall be cap inches
kss Moulding two vide fs Be- s mmsd
ae below the cap SO as 10 make good finish The bars
% s S ~s an
b be s sns one on 1sH any s 81
Jeanne streets and also six small gates tive Pauline
gates 81 b. made shown the plan shan be well planned
pad bo The ss s 70 S a he
faction Of the City surveyor The whole fence and
Al ne hall be the best quality shall be fur,
The whos be done in accordance with the lines d.
rectons and levels to be given by the City surveyor
The shall be 6osnd begin The WORK in the ten
and sixty days a sy unde pe
atty 81 ten dollars day for each and every day thereafter the
Security to the Of $500 hall be required guarantee
the faithful performance of the contract.
Payment in cash the completion of the work and accep
'A1sf OF he ,s%s y "A hi E y sves Y
esn Or n has the he f part s W" The
Which the work Is being EXCITED he Council b ns hare be
G to ns a4s 9a png ss h @
appyng to court Of justice 10 annn the and without In
ne II a!so wei Understood That IN case the con-
complete e same in conformity with his the
hn forfeit all claims he may any part Of the
done BY him The date Of abandonment and that
the city shall Re thereby discharged from and all liability
therefor; and also well
be resod the aud lis shall held ard
bound in sodo, pay the city all loss difference
the Mt which the originally
perform the work ard the price at which may adj Indicated
resale feadjudicann.
Bids be running of complete including the
gates
New Orleans, June l. 1859. 0.....o
tsigned LOUIS H. PILE, City Surveyor
Approved by the Committees Streets Landings of both
Boards of the Common Council
[Ssned.l ROR'T HUYGHE cut,
H. 7. VENNARD,} oha'fnneh'
je2 1T HENRY DUREL. for COMPTROLLER
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II. T. vENNARD. Chairman.
s.P. DELABARRE,


The following resolution, adopted by the Assistant
| Board, was concurred in, as recommended in the
foregoing report
resolution giving permission to g. G. DeLisle Co.
s. ahs
Yeas: Messrs. DeLabarre, Forstall, Harrison,
Howell, Landry, Vennard and Witt.
The following resolution, offered by Mr.. Witt, was
referred to the Committee Streets and Landings
bridges made a The fosxiss inss;seens iow ''lss
Two bridges at the inersectousof Washington and
bridges the intersection of Washington and
Two bridges the intersection St. John the
Two bridges the intersection of John Bap
bridges at the on of Lafayette avenue and St.
Two bridges The intersection of Streets
One bridge at the intersection of Art and Girod
I've bridges at intersection Of Lafayette avenue and
On bridge at the q Lafayette avenue and St.
The following resolution, adopted by the Assistant
Board, was read twice and csncurred in, the rules
| being suspended:
n Wm
for supplying the city with blanks and binding the
bgsoes 81 sad Seymour hs all the
Yeas: Messrs. DeLabarre Forstal, Harrison,
Howell, Landry, Vennard and Wiltz-7.
The following resolution, adopted by the Assistant
Board, was referred to the Committee on Streets and
Landings:
days in the official journal filling
Waite! street from Calogs Terpchore street
port Of the section build along
ca Hope to TIE psichore street said evee
be thirty feet in W dth = a
By message the Board was informed that the fol-
lowing resolution, adopted by the Board of Alder.
men, had been rejected by the Assistant Board:
A resolution authorizing the Comptroller to the
Treasurer in favor of NJ A. Foute, District Attorney
| Sl.32.
On motion, the Board persisted in the the forego-
ing resolution. The Committee on Finance was ap-
pointed a Committee of Conference upon the sub,
| ject.
On motion, the Secretary was instructed to trans.
init to the Assistant Board Forthwith the information
that the aforesaid resolution had been persisted in by
| the Board of Aldermen
On motion, the Board adjourned to Tuesday next,
at O'Clock, P. NJ.
CHAs. CLAIBORNE, Secretary.
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NEW ORLEANS. May "A, 1859.

IT., a., ,,,,, o.. NEW ORLEANS May a. 1852
of the City of New Orleans:
WE, the undersigned, owners of real estate
~ fronting on Basin street, respectfully
able body to have the sidewalks said regarded
raised to the highest altitude practicable from Comm
Grod street. The materials be reused
9nbrs for draining lots constructed in proper
wherever desired directed the Surveyor
TO the sidewalk. The be auficated
bidder by the Comptroller after five days notice
journal. And your petitioners in duty bound, will ever
pray:
Beste, $40 feet
]; Todd for D. P scanlan, 4 :.
Th l.. Waterman, is :.
James Syme l2S
Dan Sheean 81 :.
Julia Ryan, 10 =,
Gaune, 50 :.
Joseph Alexander. 80 :.
RP; Smith for Michael Decoursey SO
Jas. Desban, 10 :,
J.T. Burk, 40
JAS A. HOPKINS, Secretary of
Board of Assistant Aldermen.
NouvELLE ORLEANS, "a Mai, 1852
Honorable Consel Commun
de la vile de la Nopvelle. Orleans
| les sONSslSneS proprietaires faisRnt face
II la rue du Basin deuandei honorable corps.
vor les banquettes la de invoices eeves auss
que possible dc Ia de la Commune In Girod.
themes inateranN seront autapt aire
ffgors e dessechement des tein dune
maee on les propretaes deseront
ordoune par lie Toyer-e
utface unie. Louvrago l'encan par
lie Conrolegr apes cnq iours davis dams Ia ocee
Nm Beste, $40 pieds
j. Todd for Seaman, "a
7. l.. Waterman. IS :.
JAS. Syme, 80 :.
Julia Ryan ITO :.
p Gaune, 80
JOS. Alexander 80 =,
h. F. Smith, 81 :.
Jas. iesban, 10 =.
j. 7. Burk, 40 :.
JAS. A. HOPKINS secretsire du
je3 lawsw Conseil des As isiants Aldermen.
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Notice Is hereby given proposals the above
contract will be received by 10 WEDNESDAY,
june 1859, at IL o'clock N.
as 62t T. THEARD Comptroller.
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To the Honorable the Common Council
of the city of New Orleans
GENTLEMEN.-Theu undersigned, owners
~ OF property fronting Chippewa street. Joseph
inc and Washington Streets Fourth District respectfully
zion your honorable body pass resolution authorizing
Compiroert sell,
the contract for making brick sidewalks cutters
on the eastern side of said
paved and that the sale be final and the Mayor be
TO contract with the purchaser for the Payment
made in cash when the work completed according
lines to be given by the City Surveyor.
Kaspar Anch 1COfe feet
Joseph Mathis, Jas
4. Eioisland, 60 ..
G. holliere 30
JOHN Frendensten, $40 :.
Chas. Clark 20 :.
Geo. Kaiser 100 , inches,
Mrs Mary Wbitsord, p p. j. V.
W. Walkenhorst, 80 :.
g. II. Lehde, 100
JAS. A. HOPKINS,
Secretary Board Assistant Aldermen.
A l'honorable conseil Commun de Ia
MESSIEURS.-Les soussignes proprIetaJ-
Ll res aisant face Ia Cippew les Joseph
mandent yotre honorable de passe
toran naturalization lie Contr6e apres
dams Ia gazette oeiee nn contract Ia conecion
ques en- hdues vec bordures pieires roR bos
lie cote est de la dire que la soft finale
soft atose contractor acquereur Les
tats compliant Reinforcement travail commencement
kasp.T Anch, 100 pieds.
Jos, Mathis, l45 =.
f. Hoisland, 60 .
G.. Molliere :.
John Erendenstien, SO .
ChaS. Clark =,
Geo. Kaiser, 100 :.
John Rnpp lOl :,
Mrs y Whord pp.J. Y. Lindsay, 6
W. Wakenhorst, %
G. II. W. Lehde, 100 :,
JAS. A. HOPKINS
ais ltawSw secresire du Consei des Assistant Aldermen
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ICE CREAM SALOON AND CONF ECTIoNERY,
Odd Fellows Hall, opposite Lafayette Squsre.
This establishment has changer hands, been thoroughly
paired and for the reception of its old patrons
the public The Confectionery department has been newly
stocked with every variety, consisting Of
Crystalized Fruits Sweensats
.N. .. T. Preserves, assorted Syrups
Ice Cream, Strawberries fancy Candies ard
Cakes of every description
Also general assortment of French Wines
Champaign, Sparkling Catewba,
gIla5 Madeira Port and Sherry,
Cordials, Liquors. Soda and Mead.
Foreign Fruits, comprising ..- .-
-.7.4l Raisns, Figs Grapes,
Citron-, Oranges, Lemons,
Dates, Bananas, etc, etc.
kOrders received for private PARTIES dinners suppers and
weddings.
The patrons Of this house that their order,
will be executed In style having services
Of Of the best workmen in the city. No pains
spared to increase the
saloon-a favorite resort for families. my2l Am
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MAYORALTY--OFFICIAL.
Proclamation by the Mayor.


Proclamation by the Mayor.
MArogALrY or NEW ORLEANS
City Hall, June I, 1889 :
wIKTuE Of resolution l. No ., 1904 Of the
eordance section l2 City &c il hereby
given that y the intention the city Of New Orleans
according to act entitled An act to regulate ths opening
laying out and improving streets and public places In hs city
poraied and in the banisus of the April 3d.
GERARD sTITH, Mayor.
Proclamation pnr lie Marie.
MARIE DE "A as Nouy ~ yI. y ,s ,s,o
TN vERTu de j. q e No aScs I'd da
Conse Commun de Ia Nouvele Orleans couformemsns
ala section 2 de Ia chartre de la est par present
aire onyrl Miro parr du chemn dn bayou usqua
Ia rue Hserec commencement racte intule "Ace reaf
dams la Vile de la Nouvee Orleans faubou ncorpo
res e. neorpores ct auss de ses baneues lie
jes iawsw GERARD sTIrH Marie.
MAroRALrr OF NEW ORLrASs,1
City Hall. 4th day Of June: 1859.
RY VIRTUE of Resolution No. 461G OF the
sections 100 III of the City Charter nece hereby given
that It is the of the city of New Orleans be
borne street to Upper Line and Upper Line
from Washnstcn avenue to csr1oton avenue aud also to
GERARD sTITH, Mayor.
MAIRERIE La NouvEILE-oRLEANs,2
Hetel de Vile. 4eme jonr de jnin, 1889
I'm VERTUE de In Resolution No. 4616 du
ormement sections 100 ct 2 de la charre de Ia Vile avis
est lie present donne que nenon de Ia vile de la Nou
velle Orleans pAvenue Washington
Quatreme District partr de la rue Claiborne jusqna pa
Snpeeure ct de Avenue Supereure partir de IA
venue Washington jusqu'a pAvenue Carrollton
fae rembloyer nveler coquer les Avenues Washington
jt6 Itawsw GERARD sT1TH, Marie.
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Notice hereby given that WEDNESDAY, instant
Will adudcate at Office IL o'clock NJ the above
tracts. T TIJEARD
rnmntro,,ar
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[ NO. 1851. ]
b oriaiaes BY the Common Council Of The City Of Nec Or
the Of Thomas A. Sone of the leases
Nos Four and Six of the wharves landings evees
act before Bonny City Notary binding hms f to comply
Orleans contained in the original said
A. Stone passed before Bonny City Notary,
August 1853 il being
in release any Of parties the
city for acrcunt of raid lease.
Resotpei further, That n N Batson Charles Eager
be and they hereby accepted said
Stanley in addition to those offered
the time of the adjudication spoken OF above
accepted by the city.
lSignedl j. O. NIXON,
President Board of Aldermen.
[Sgned] CHAS. II. WALDO,
President Board of Assistant Aldermen.
Approved June g. 1859.
+ (Sgnedl GERARD STITH. Mayor.
les 5. J. L, ARE Secretary
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bridge repaired and made safe
| for vehicles passing TO and fro. .,s.... r...,.,,
to nonirs into the y which The
Ssa city,
prs.msis and resolution requiring tbs wsssr Works Com
iss s a ss Ts.s
.ssss y N q e March
An Ordinance providing for The protection Of children from
injury from omnbuss horse and steam cars n the city Of
The following resolution, adopted by the Assistant
s.. ne c.,;s q ssss &. ss
~, g. =. resolution
Yeas; Messrs Harrison, Landry Vennard and
| WiltK-4.
Nays: Messrs. DeLabarre, Forstall, Bowel and
| Nixon.
the Committee on Streets and Landings.
PETITIONS, ETC.
The following petitions were referred to the Com
mttee on Streets and Landings:
praying ss Common oane The Of
street 70 Be paved with round stones from Esian Fields
q real estate fronting Is.yets avenue praying
paved with round stones, from Goodchdren ST. Avid
and Of real fronting
the s.id portion of GENTLY read.
STANDING COMMITTEES.
MI. Nennafd on Dehalt OF the COMMITTEE on Streets
and Landings offered the following report which was
adopted:
The Committee Of Streets and Landings have the honor
pors and recommend in resolution Of the Assist
ant Board of Aldermen giving permission to E. De Isle
streets''
Your committee further report that conference
with the Committee Streets AID Landing Assistant
Board Of the amendment q this Board to
to adudcae after ten days. to the lowes bidder for each
aey, per year. for three years. twenty contracts
eleven cleaning
unpaysd one for each Of the eleven wars Of the city
etc. when agreed after due consideration that sid
committee recommend the Assistant Board ecede from their
rejection of said amendment of the Board Of Aldermen and
concur therein,
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MAIRERIE "A EoUvEI.LE ORLEANS
Hotel de Vile, 4ene inur de JUN, Is
IN VERTu de la resolution No. 46i5 du
II .onsei1 ontnun de IN vile de Ia NnuNc
trnament Ia section 100 de Ii chare Ia vile avis est
Iar lie present domc que lntent de Ia ve IL Nnnyef
l est de faire p1yer pierres Tchonpi-
ous entire les rues Josephine Rtgepse dams Quart
ene District. ~ S
jet lswSw GERARD STITu Noire :
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