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Il So and the Commissioners Of The City
impts Fana a Nsy Orleans i IN Nm B.
The Treasurer and Surveyor Ct hs city 81
@ u Is elected from each districby the Com
Y ssSs a d. ga ss ne, 4 ss
5 s sas Ss hs sfs &
as That sss IL faaI b y l Isx 81
one mill 81 every one dollars If the assessd value o.
s I'M snd s s 4
shall % na aq 81 . eon
tate the City Improvement Fund TaS -, - -, -.
.hs Il kest 81 ss he civ find dsne:
e. I 1as s soae Ike pn
pose herein forth 10 wit for the Of the public
may The ornamenng and Identifying Of the city of New
Sc & Be Il Further enacted de- That when said Board of
Commissioners shall haye decided upon any specific work or
and approved BY the Board Of Aldermen
SIC s. BE- frtisr saaecd L. That the said Board shall
Of The money received On account
shan be published in the official journal of the city at least five
sEc7 Betthes enacted ETC., That this shall take effect
from and after its passage . :, xo,,-,r,o,r
Speaker of the House qf R Reg ,9y s
fsaenant Governor and President sf the Senate
Approved March 49, 1851 r,,os y .oopr
Governor of the State of Louisiana.
: s's 'op' PLTNY D. HARDY, Secretary of State.
The following resolutions offered by Mr.. Nixon,
were read twice and adopted, the rules being sus-
pended, and were, on motion, sent to the Assist
ant Board.
Yeas: Messrs Cox, DeLabarre, Forstall, Harris
son and Whitney,.
Reoped That Of mill every hundred dollars
Of value of all real and personal property in the
city Orleans according to the roll be and
the is hereby levied the City improvement Fund Tax
the current accordance with Act No 1856 OF the Leg
islature OF the State. approved March 18Th 1861
Further resided That the Comptroller be and he here
bnjn
for other city faxes. .-@.4
The following preamble and resolution, adopted
by the Assistant Board, were read twice and con-
Cured in, the rules being suspended. @
preae and resolution 10 amend preamble and resolution
No. 5442 5E95 5.
Yeas: Messrs. Cox, DeLabarre, Forstall, Harris
son and Whitney,.
The following resolution, adopted by the Assist
ant Board, was referred to the Committee on
Streets and Landings.
resolution horizng the Street Commissioner to cause
bridges Ursuines TO be raised to the proper grade
Mr.. Harrison gave notice that he would make,
at the next sitting, motion to amend the rules OF
| the Board.
On motion, the Board adjourned
CHARLES CLAIBORNE, Secretary.
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- cleaning grading Washington Glsi
the Jon Of said avenue with Upper Line
nue, aud also cleaning and grading Upper Line from
its junction with Washington avenue and Canal avenue.
Washington seventy fee in wild H. and Upper Line
avenue lower side of the draining Canal unpcr
limit city, is ninety feet in width. The said
opened ard cleaned in Their whole widths Of all ree,
stamps and other distractions; the smps up
rooted and removed of sail avenues and be The property
the contractor
On each side of Washington in its whole length, and
in accordance with the lines be given BY the City Surveyor
bitches shall be dug Of eight feet wide the four feet wide
at the tom and five feet in depth and the lower side of
Upper Lime avenue IN its whole length and in aCcoance with
the line to be given by The City Surveyor ditch shall be dug
twelve fee wide a the top sig feet wide at the bottom and
five feet in reph The Res and bottoms Of said bitches shall
be cut in straight line and we'll smonthed off,
With The earth coming CT said bitches of ground
$50 thirty feet in width in of said and
in their whole ergth shall be filed and graded according
the lines heights and sounding be by the City Surveyor
Said filling and grading, when completed, shall be at height
Of at eR fifteen inches above the ordinary high of tho
lake the furnishing his ali surplus
filling which be necessary and shall be properly rolled
until forms solid and compact body, and
The whole work shall be performed under tho supervision Of
the City Surveyor and to the entire satisfaction of said Officer
The contractor shall be bound to begin the work days
after the approval Of the Adjudication by The Common GGnDei
and complete The six months after under penalty Of
tep dollars day FOR each and every day thereafter not
completed.
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES

A. N16kNB n IA hS ASH bNNENb(3HA
square Hat and free from Jumps The square blocks adjoining
bs de % to Be Be 5 aronay o he
bordering The sidewalks \, \,
Boston, They shall be ety 10 thirty inches long twelve
W Tas Ss @ md @fs
T6s be r e stones perfectly
slope Of The sides feet long from eighteen 10
thirty inches wide and in no case less than four inches in thick
Tie crossing SHALL be of North river blue stones of tho
feet long wide, less than thick with
hs ona af st viii &c G VIE I the Sides
The gstopes for the sidewalks shall be Of North river blue
Salf dressed to smooth s;rrace having rubbed joints
hn neh ssG' h sis'0 less w 'S lett square 0S TWO anu
The shall be the best London gravel not and
The sand shall be clear, sharp sand of large grain
the Rn sha III Of he best ong
gh thickness those nauphn street. but vary in
The crossing steps over The cutters shall be Of The best cast
ough each six feet long by inch thick and
Surveyor s. SSs n'''' "''' ''''>' =, .
curstcnes shall be aken up the and
a by as city Se sS s
set o to h Lives yy sSa &
nterspersed in nghs of from three six feet roghout the
every foot Of its height towards the aoinng Sidewalk aud
also be ody backed in tha approved
BY hs cenc'5r Whenever BY he surveyor
he
grades to be gwen by Surveyor good joints and the
woikmanke bed Of london gravel and sharp
sand mixed Of at least Xix inches thickness
well ramned and hardened head of the crowbar
The gutter join length the crbstones and
inch on boOminc Of four London gravel sharp
sand mixed said b0oning 10 be strongly hardened with
hend of the crowbar solid The stones shall icine
thr ns not 10 he half an inch wide OH they shall
he eced ana to be fed IN with fine g,ayel and sharp sand
Tvna -
The contractor shall take IN tne round stone ravng
er M saws shall he hauled away Inv him shall nick and grade
The srre Of the street in ncconuce with the grades 10
ve Nv ina Suryeyor to eph of fourteen inches below
face Of the square blocks when laid The contractor
% dress The road of the street TO the
he surveyor and shall place on the ton Of the same Sog
not less han four inches of London gravel and sharp
mixed and shall thoroughly roll the same with 5000 pound
roller nn1 II farms nm even and hard foundation The square
nloc ma shall then be laid LAYING pavlng
tractor sbnI Law the blocks diaponny or at an forty
wi the street line breaking joints every tier,
rarrlly bedding the blocks hardening
The same in order that each block NAV foundn
They shall ue ali care TO Law the blocks so they touch
and make close Joints rs ali Joints over half an inch width
shall most posit yey be rejected by the Surveyor When
blocks are laid the Joints shall accurately gr
wi and sha1n sand mixed and The having Shall conveniently
rnyerin of three inches of fine and shnrp sand mixed
shall he piaced unon M having and the same shall opened
Ioss1@ysI. ,.v 49, -. r,n. .,,,,, s., 81 n,,,
stones and shall be laid in good joints
ty surveyor The cast iron plates tons of bridges
| al.,l nEii,S p,al1b 1infpa
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SPECIFICATIONS FOR THE CONTRACT
- for paving with square blocks Burgundy street. from Canal
Bienvtlie street.
QUALITY AND DIMENSIONS OF THE MATERIAs-The square
block shall he of good hard granite nr in any respect inferior
quality the granite obtained fron Boston, They shall he
ebpug shape than twelve more than sixteen
inches in Width less than twelve III twenty
inches long than inches IN thickness
They shall hewe quaeG eyng parallel or square sides and
ends MS to make light Joints and he tops sha be dressed
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INTERPRETATIONS FUIs THE CONTRAC,

SPECIFICATIONS FOR THE CONTRACT
Eighth street om 4cEoapitouas s.. Charles streets
The old plank road shall be removed and hauled by the
Tie whole width Of the street between cutters shall he graded
by City snrves contractor filling the
low and picking and hauling the dirt where high
inches below the surface the roadway when graded
seed With CLEAN chont dirt aud sound quot roeo) lake
shells in The f9lpwnS M nner J., to .%t,
and rolled with 5000 lbs roller times aud second lnyer of
The Ss fdsd %b Re
roller often may DO peeeay and in snch manner as the
eed shall be six inchesoherwse shall be rejected by the
All the materials shall be of the best quality and shall be
bs s ss be bound wf to the GS work in the ten
days following the approval Of the adjudication by the Com
penalty dollars per dy each and every day there
The contractor shall bonod keep good repair
di the eed portion of the ond for and during
"ff he "d @ S 9S s
St T rs IT ten sa pr 81 the ian OF each sn
he paid to the con:Taeos soud Tie road be qG3d n perfect
food s S5f Ind %od condition. otherwise '" be forfeited for
Coed md solvent security in the sum Of thousand
lars shall he required to guarantee the faithful Of
Payments to cash the completion of the wo,k
three and acceptance Of the same by the
The whole shall he executed accordance with the lines
and grades be given by the City nryeyo and to the ene
saT s s 81 @"rk .''' VINO WI" ' ' '0 "Hs o. '
It IS well understood failure by contractor
fixed the Council be dissatisfied with the
in which the being executed the Council shall have the
right annu the contract without putting the contractor 9 de-
required 1905 Of the Civil Code and without
applying to g justice the and without
denty; also we'll understood that in the
tractor any abandon the work finish and
complete conformity with hsContrGct the contractor
all claims he have of the
done him the date of Inc abandonment and that
shall be thereby discharged from and all liability
thereto; ana that the
resod and his secues shall be held and
sodo the city all loss difference between
prize which the contractor originally contracted
the work and the price which may be adiudcated
| resale realjudicntion.
per running foot for the whole work complete
New Orleans, March &c. 1861.
| ISicued LOUIS H. PILE, City Surveyor.
Approved Committees Streets and Landings Of both
Boards of the Common Council,
ssiis sPsd RE n KfN GGAEHEHiDTsoN obanen
| ALFRED A.. DUCROS,
! "A For Conn
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SPECIFICATIONS FOR THE CONTRACT
bdges crossing Canal Uorondee Nara Where Claiborne
The sm bridges delivered
condition they may be onHd the day of delivery to The
tractor otey the said delivery 10 NIL re-
good order md condition well the platforms bakheads
pletc good order and condition
during day and night the requisite number of hands
"4 shut the d sSs c os may n and
we'll as oil ind other materials wc may be required to Keep
said Hriges at RI tines in good TorGinS %rdet M
geace ncapacy OF the contractor shall be repaired and
contractor shall fined in the sum Of dollars for each
and neglect Of duty aid ne 10 be retained BY he Comp
roer out Of Of the monthly payments 10 be made 10 said
Security Of $1,000 shall be required to guarantee
Payments shall made monthly the certificates of the
e sSst Of pay4 4y n
HS s @ pSe e Sh good On @
otherwic the shall be forfeited for the use city,
%en G3h lie ToT Part hs5sc AZ, VIM s Pc
in which The work being executed The Council shall have the
sht to nn the contract without a pFE v 9e d II de-
applying to court Of justice annul the same and without
enty and it is also well understood that in case he con
complete with his contract the said
of done S By hm the The
the city shall be thereby DISCHARGED from any and al liability
be rssoid the contractor his securities shall held
h"a the pee at y e Originally
perform the work md the price at which may be adiudicaed
The contract adndcnted for three to date from
the day Of hs delivery sMd Rrdses to The contractor
New Orleans March r. 1871 6,rs II DIT r. ,, e,.,,o
Approved by the Committees Streets and Landings of both
r Sss%sS} ,,, ISL + 4. KiNasL1SD' oA'''"'"
q ES7t''''eo April k1Fnrn A. DucRos. for Comptroller
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.


The proportion to be paid by The city in CASH. and the
said holders to DO made by the City Surveyor,
in conformity with section 10 of the City Charter
said bills to be collected by the contractor who shall be
subrogaed 70 all the rights of the city to and seize the
property n case Of nonpayment Of any or al Of said bills,
sibe for any of said bills should the not be paid.
Inc contractor shall into the City Treasury, prior
to receiving his certificates the of publication the
petition of the property holders 1t being well understood that
sd shall have the right of demanding of said petit
1t well understood that in failure by contractor
10 begin or finish the work thereof within the period
liked, in the Council be dissatisfied manner
winch the work is being executed the Council shall have the
rnt ahnu he contract without putting the in
default required by article 1905 the Civil Code and without
applying to court of Justice the same and without in
denny and 1t is also well that in case the
tractor shall at time abandon the not finish and com
pete the same conformity with his contract the said contrac
tors sha forfeit all claims he have for any part work
shall be thereby discharged liability therefor
and also well understood that the contract be esod
the contractor and his securities shall be held and bound in
s0do, to unto the city all loss difference between the
prices Mt which the contractor originally perform
the work and the price Mt which may adudcated at
resale or readjudtcaiion
Bids to be running foot of the brckng sidewalks on
ST. bernard and running sidewalk
on st. John the Baptist street. Including the turning Of the
New Orleans, March 80 1861.
Isignedl LOUIS H. PILE,
City Surveyor.
Approved by the Committees Streets and Landings OF both
Boards Of the Common Council.
Signed ; RE n kfN uAALhARN5fDsoN ohs1smen
Registered April ., 1861.
ALFRED A. DUCROS,
a3 1T CLERK of Comptroller.
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COMPTROLLEH'S OFFICE,
City of New Orleans, April 2, 1861,
No 5520.1
Reor That the Comptroller be and he hereby authorized
70 a9dicae to the lowest bidder after ten days notice in the
official Journal contract for substituting shell
plank road Eighth street. from Tchoupouas Charles
seetaid work be in accordance with specifications
of the Surveyor and tho adjudication he subject
proval or rejection of the Common Connci
[Signedl j. o. NIXON,
President BOARD Of Aldermen
tSignedl LEA +. BAKEWEII,
President Board OF Assistant Aldermen.
Approved March %, 1861.
Signedl JOHN T. MONROE, Mayor.
Notice is hereby given that will adiudicne to the lowest
bidder, nj office TG ESDAY 10th of April 1861 ut II
o'clock NJ, the above V. DuPiESSiS,
Rp3 l2t COMPTROLLER.
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CoHrTRoLLER'S OFFICE,
City Hail, New Orleans, April 5, 1861. 5

CoHrTRoLLER'S OFFICE, I
City Hall, New Orleans, April 5, 1861.
No. 5530]
Ro'ge1 That the Comptroller be and he is hereby authorized
oc Journal for attending aud keeping in repair
years bridges crossing Canal Caroudeet MHrs
street yce street Claiborne and Broad street. in
roranre with specifications of the Cy Surveyor the said adj
udca0n the approval rejection of the Com
Council.
ISigued1 LEAF. FAREWELL,
President Board OF Assistant Aldermen,
[Sgned j. O. NIXON,
President Board of Aldermen.
Approved March o. 1861,
[Sgned JOHN 7. MONROE, Mayor.
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FOR NAE CONTRA CT

Notice is hereby given that WEDNESDAY, tRe 10Th Of
April 1851 win Ndiulicae my office ut u O'Clock NJ, the
above contract 10 the lowest bidder
az It Y. DUPLESSIS, Comptroller.
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..p s2S6t, l36 90
[Signedl LEA F. BAKEWELL
.. President Board of Assistant Aldermen
iSigned1 J. o. NIXON,
President Board Of Aldermen.
Approved March %, 1861.
[Signedl JOHN T. MONROE, Mayor
true copy:
MIS- lot MARION A. BAKER, Secretary.
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/ ,flNlp'FasxbI1f,E R---tD E,h,ICi Az,
IA CoNPTRorIER's OFFICE,
City Of Now Orleans, April 2 1851.

City Of Now Orleans, April 2, 1851.
No. 5514.l
Reo're That the Comptroller be and he Is hereby authorized
TO hudcate rttndRys notice in the official journal the nine
following the lowest bidder for each sepHhey
the work accordance with specifications of the Sur
yeyor all of said hdudcaons to he subject the approval
OF rejection Of the Common Council, viz:
LIST contract constructing brick sidewalks hordered by
curbstones CUTTERS the southeast side of Ghve8
street, from Bienville street to CArondelet Walk.
Cd contract for constructing brick sidewalks bodeed by
curbstones wooden CUTTERS both sides of CustOmhose
street, from johnson 10 RoChebave Streets
3d. contract for constructing brick Sidewalks kordered by
cursones CUTTERS both sides of johnson
from Canal street to CnronSe'et Walk
ith for constructing brick sidewalks hordered by
cnrhSones aud wooden guers on both sides of Pe street,
from Canal street to Caroudeet Walk.
OH contract constructing brick Sidewalks bordered by
wooden CUTTERS on both sides of Roman street.
from Canal street Garoudele Walk.
9th contract for constructing b@k sidewalks hordered By
cuhstoues and wooden cutters, both sides of ST. Louis street
from Roman to GalveA street
It'll contract constructing brick sidewalks bordered by
curbsone and wooden gtter both sides of Cont
from Roman to Tont street =,
Sh contract for making sheroad the southea side
of alyrz street from Benvie street Cnrondeet Walk
9th contract for making SqnRre block pavement Bur
gundy street from Canal street TO Bienvle street.
TSgnedl LEA F. BAKEWEII,
President Board of Assistant Aldermen.
TSgned j. Q. NIXON,
President Board Of Aldermen.
Approved March II, 1861.
opp fSgned JOHN 7. MONROE, Mayor.
A true copy: ,r
Notice is hereby given that TUESDAY, 10th April 1861
will adudcate my office, at II O'Clock A. NJ 10 TIT
| lowest bidders, the above contracts -
| a3 l2t V. DUPlESSlS, Comptroller
I
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e. T. PARKER,
Sheriff of the Parish of Orleang

de la Nouvee Orleans. ORLEANS GEORGE
GRUNEWALD-N No 1852,
I'm VETsTU dun writ de saisie ct vente
r moi sdrest ronorabie Depxieme Coar de District
raj lie sAMEp;, 20 d'avril 1861 midi fH6tel de la
Cite de la Commune les Camp des Maga
sins, Ia puhque adjudication de Ia propria.e don't
suit IN descr pnn, styuir- 1--f Il
UN TERRAIN situG dams 10 Troseme District
VILE dams 'e No Dove par Daphne,
gogne de rInd6pendce Pauline Gagud par lie No Cinq
plan de L. II. Pile de Vile, date u de
1859 dtpsd pour rdtude de i. Bouny notae
LublIc cette V lie. 'ts
lie ayart (nesure amarcaine) 80 pcds
Paul re 1913 peds rouces gne de pofondeur,
lisnes GealcS ct Uaraeles.
Ensemble tons les drcits, privileges, ETC.
Satsie dams lntinire ci-AessuS
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES en de REHABILITATION
Z. t. PARKER,
mig rs 20 Sheriff de Ia Paroisse d0r&ans.
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r. 7. PARKER,
Sheriff Of the Parish of Orleans.
DEUxIEHE CouR DE DISTRICT LA WILLIE DE LA MILE
de Ia NouyelleOrdans. S0RLEANS VS., MARIE NOE

j IIFVs
I'm VEHTU dun writ de snisie ct yente
IL adresse Pnnorahe Deuxieme Cour District
de Ia Nonyelle Orleans dams afaire edes e proceder8
lie LUNpt, % dayr 1861, midi, Piotel de la Cite,
de la Commune les du Camp DIES Agasns,
Ia vente pubque adjudication de la propree don't quit
la description savor aiu=8,
DEuX PORTIONS DE TERRE stuees dams lie Tro,ieme
District de cote VILE oesqueles facade de dix
penis ChemiA de GENTLY Brpens poioudeur.
Lantre portion facade de Quatre RIpes dit Chenn
de GENTLY ymRt arpeus de proondeur.
Sai-es dams lntaire cdesaus.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES moment de Rehabilitation.
f. 7. PARKER,
rn3D as % Sheriff de la Paroisse d ORLEANS.
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No. 5547.l
Whereas the FISH stands in the Dryades market
nuisance said market and derment the here
and whereas it would add not only TO the comfort Of ci
visiting said market well The cleanliness of the
If they removed convenient location
therefore, be 1t
Reolefd That the farmer Of the said market be and he
hereby fully authorized to to be removed
his the aforesaid fish sal to the oNer east
side OF the lower said market there to be located for
said purpoSe and no other ard
Whereas it Is dangerous dnng market hours allow loaded
dexs and through the ceter Of said market en-
6npgeng the lives Of children by lhe caelesnes
of the drivers; therefore, be 1t 5
Resopi That tho Cemsary Of the said market he
hereby authorized 10 have extended chain The said
entrance to said market during mare honrs said chain
exceed twenty dollars and all the contemplated by
the foregoing to 30 under the supervision of the City Surveyor
ISignedl .HBA +. FAREWELL.
HH% President Board Of Assistant Aldermen.
Gsignedl ). Q. NIXON,
President Board Of Aldermen,
Tsignedl JOHN I. MONROE, Mayor.
5Atruc copy
mSO 81 MARION A. BAKER, Secretary.
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+. II PARKER,
Sheriff of the Parish of Orleans

srx1EsE CoUe DISTRICT la VILE DE LA E'LLEoR-
de Ia Nougelle- Orleans LEANS VS.. SAMUEL ?. DOR
I'm VERTU d'Iam alias l3iuries writ de
IA er achs moi adresSd par pHonorabe Sixenle Cour
District de IA N9uyelie ORLEANS dams are cdessus e
cederRi lie VENDREDI, &c davr 1861 midi de la
Cite dc In Commune, les Camp Maya
sins, Ia Vente pubque adjudication de Ia propr4e don't
suit Ia description, sRvoir--
UN TERRAIN su6 dams e Premier Districtde cetth vile,
dams e borne les Tchouptoulas Foucher God ct
Lafayette.
est d6signd par Qunzs dapres I'M plan
annex4 rapport William ChriSty autrefos
aire public Vile date du 10 feVrier 1850 ct
equel terrain facade de 20 peds puuces rue
Foucher Ell 70 pieds 10 ct gnes proondeu
ignes paraleles.
Saisie dams l'afare ci-dessus
CONDITIONS-Comptan au moment de Rehabilitation.
F. t. PARKER,
r23 40 q Sheriff de Ia Paroisse d'Orleans.
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CoNDtTIONS--Comptsn moment dc disqualification.
+. T. PARKER,
milo as 20 Sheriff de Ia Parnlsse IOrIsAus
milo a8 20

SIXTH DISTRICT CoUHT CITY o. NEW ORLEANS Vs. W
by VIRTUE of n writ OF seizure and sale
- to directed by the Honorable the Sixth District Court Of
New Orleans In the above entitled Will sell
At public auction at the City Hotel Common street between
Camp and Magazine streets, MONDAY, I'D day Of
April, 1861, ut II O'Clock NJ
THREE CERTAIN LOTS OF GROUND In the Fourth
District Of this city in the bounded by st. Dennis Hur
mony ST. Patrick and Seven.h Streets Said lots Of ground
forming the Of ST. Dennis and Seventh streets and
each 30 feet front Seventh street. by 40 feet in depth
The sad three lots aGon other aid the lot has
front and depth of llO feet on St. Dennis street.
Seized in the above suit.