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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-09-25

MURDER IN THE VEGETABLE MARKET
Lieutenant Manning, of the Second Dis
trlct police, reported this morning that a
dlfhculty occurred in the Vegetable Market
between Arthur Guerrin and colored
man, which resulted in the killing OF the
latter. Guerrin made his escape.
Lieutenant SchOenecker, of the Third
District Police, reports that Sergeant
Becker had Guerrin's house searched soon
alter the murder, but that he had not been
home dnring the night.
Ihe name OF the murdered man is Pres
ton. One report is that be was sitting at a
coffee stand drinking cup of coffee, when
Gnerrin came up and asked the proprietor
II he allowed "niggers" to drink coffee
there To this Preston responded that he
did not know if it was any of his business
whether he did or not Upon this, the re-
port is, Guerrin drew his revolver and shot
Preston.
Guerrin was supposed to have secreted
himself in the house of Mr.. Nader in the
Third District, but when an officer OF the
Recorders Court sought him there and de-
manded admission to search the house,
Meder refused to allow him to enter. and
declared that Guerrn was not in the house.
Guerrin was atterward seen 10 90 out of
a rear door of the house, and scale fence.
AT this writing block of buildings is sur
rounded by policemen, and it is believed
that Guerrin is somewhere in that block
and can not escape.
Considerable excitement exists among
white and colored people in consequence
OF this condition Of things, and frighten-
ed Street Commissioner reports that three
thousand colored men have congregated
together to seek ont the murderer.
Nader was arrested and taken before
Recorder Mascot, charged with aiding in
the escape OF Guerrin, but was released on
bail.
Ldter-Lieutenant Manning reports fur
Their to the Chief that Chas. Fox, vegetable
dealer in the Vegetable Market, and David
Kinney, steward of the steamship General
Grant, were in the market at the time the
colored man was shot by Guerrin.
Fox states that bis attention was first
drawn by hearing Guerriu, who was
at coffee-stand adjoining his, drinking cot
fee, telling the eolored man to keep away
from him as he, Guerrin, did not want to
strike bin, at the same time saying. II am
armed"
" The colored man went away and in a
he : moments returned with two other col
ored men. In the mean time Kinney saw
the eolored man that was killed giving a
revolver to each of the other men, and
when they were armed they advanced on
Guerrin and surrounded him. Then the
shot was fired that killed him. Policeman
g. Young, No. 220, witnessed the shooting,
but failed to make an arrest. The officer
10 reported to have made an arrest"
This testimony, which has the appearance
OF truth, converts the killing OF Preston
INTO an exeusable homicide. A coroner's
inquest was to commence at one O'clock.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-09-25

sinating Yoltaire Commangegue by shoot
ing him while he was riding in Repub-
lican procession on Canal street Tuesday
night, now deiame bis memory by declaring
that he was Democrat. Is there no limit
to Democratic outrages? Must they thus
SANDER the dead To take mans life,
and then destroy his reputation, is awful.
| Two burglars entered the residence Of
A. I. Fielding. Constance street, near st.
Andrew, an evening or two since. They
were fired at, and one of them was wounded
but both escaped.
Charles Hopetpn, about fourteen years
old, who resideson Chippewa street, fell
into the river yesterday, above Louisiana
avenue and was drowned.
John Frazier was dangerously wounded
with a cotton hook by Henry McGinnis
yesterday on the Leyee, at the foot of st.
Mary street.
Samuel Leach was arrested Yesterday /;
having clothing and chinese vase that
had been stolen from private residence.
Hams and coffee were stolen from Mr..
Betzs grocery store on Common street near
Claiborne, by some adroit thieves who es-
capped with their booty.
Henry Jones was arrested on the Levee
yesterday for passing a $40 counterfeit
greenback on 7. H. Martin.
The Alexander arson case has resulted
IN verdict of not guilty by the jury of the
First District Court.
The Democrats had big scare last night
at the tin axes of the "Young Grant Pho
neers.' These were the insignia of the
Pioneers, and borrowed from the Pioneer
Grant Club.
The magnificent American flag carried
last evening by the ''Young Grant Pho
neers" attracted general admiration.
The registration Offices opened this
morning, and registration is proceeding
quietly. 0.7H
Mr.. Dumonteil denies that the first shots
were fired Tuesday from his gallery. Our
statement is supported by witnesses who
will testify to the facts within their knowI-
edge before the Legislative committee.
LATEST FROM ALL PARTS oE THE Cry
1.35 P. M.-To Chief of Police The block
which was surrounded was thoroughly
searched, and Guerrin not found, The
crowds have dispersed.
BRADLEY, Aid to Chief.
Up. M-The excitement is over. Ibaye
cleared the sidewalks, and keep them
clear. l need no assistance except the
lnnocents should disturb me. Got my
whole force in hand.
.... SCHOENECKER,
Lieutenant, Third District.
l;l0, P. NAH quiet in this part of the
Dlstrict-Pacanier station. LANE,
Aid to Chief
LILO, ?. M.--Everything quiet in this, the
Fourth District, as far as we know; no re-
ports to the contrary. MADDEN,
% as..a.s Lieutenant Fourth District
lilo P. M.-All quiet so far. Nothirg
new. MOORE
Sergeant IRENE Station.
1:l0 ?. M.-Quiet in this district.
HYATT,
Clerk Second District, Main Station.
l;lO p M.-No particular excitement.
SCHOENECKER,
Lieutenant Third District.
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COLLECTORS. NOTICE.

UNITED STATES CUsroMHousE,
Collectors Office
New Orleans, September u 1874 \
THE FOLLOWING GOODS HAVING REMAIN.
l. ed in warehouse unclaimed for more than one
year. or Warehsused for more than three
year, will be sold at public auction, in accordance
with law snd the regulations of the Treasury De-
partn ent, at Warehouse No. l. Cusiomhou-e build
ing ca tomhoEse street entrance on WEDNES-
. uAY tne seventh day OF October 1865 at 10
UNCLAIMED.
case Samples bundles Iron Ties Iron Slab Il
coils pc cask Port Vine case gor1iais. Wine
Casks. bale gorss, case ssrdineS case Vine,
ca ~ brandy baskets Champagne Is ootaves Bran.
d., % naes Leaf lob eco, Cotton Gin. box Gar
RAREHOUsED OVER THREE YEARS.
CASES FRUITS in jules, case Fruit in Brandy, 10
oases champagne IA cases Assorted liquors, cases
Cordias -. II
Special Deputy and Acfze Coll gtor.
selB ISIS Oh n sci TIA sels IS csF7
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-09-25
PROPOSALS FOE YELLOW PINE
LUMBER.

OFFICE CHEF QUARTERMAsTER, J
Department OF Louisiana,
New Orleans, La, september 2l, 1868.
GEALED PROPOSALS ARE Invited AND
- will be received at this office until P. N. Mon
dav September % 1853 for furnishing this Depart
ment, at foot OF st. Joseph street, in tlis city
l27 507 feet OF Rough YELLOW PINE LUMBER
l3, $50 feet Of Dressed LOW PINE LUMBER.
Specifications on file IN this office.
The usual rules OF the Department govern in this
adver isement
Proposals must be Endorsed Proposals for Yellow
Pine Lumber" and addIe sed to the undersigned
By command of Brevet Major General Rousseau
OHAS. IA T0MPKINS
BVt Brig Genl and Chief q, NJ Dept. Of Louisiana.
sell g.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-09-25

Eevet Major General Romeyn B. Ayres,
tenant Colonel Twenty-eighth In
yi is announced and assigned to duty
citing Assistant Inspector General, De-
nent of Louisiana, by General Rous-
He will be obeyed and respected
srdingly. ri,
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-09-25

|EM.--At a quarter past one o'clock
Earning fire was discovered in a one
h frame dwelling house, corner of
|Fier and White streets, which was to-
destroyed. The house was owned by
|ert Hanley. Insured in Merchants
rance Company for $500. 1t is sup
l to be the result Of incendiarism.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

FOtlce.-Ths Office of thu Board of Registration
is at Room No. I, City Hall, where all commu Mica
tons should be addressed It'll particularly reaue st
ed that writer's from the country parishes will state
their postolice address.
WILLIAM BAKER
sells Chairman Board of Registration. 4
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MAYOR ATTY OF New ORLEANS,
Cay Hall, september q, ls65. !
No. 1O30-New Series.
Resolved, That Mr. H. Remoning be ann he ia
hereby authorized lay pipe from his wool.vg sh-
ing establishments the river, to carry on the soaD
water Used fir TIE purpose OF washing wool.
(Signedl ~ ALfRhB KEARNY.
President Board of Assistant Aide men
Signed THOMAS MARKES
Pref ept Board OF Aidermeu
Approved September q, 1853
(SiRnedl JOHN X. CONWAY Mavoy r
A true copy:
JONI Y OVERALL Secretary. se25 st
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The Fifth Congregational District.
is reported that ?. J. Kennedy, Esq,
Madison parish, has been nominated for
gress by the Republicans of the Fifth
'riet.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-09-25

i we go to press there are large crowds
.eople on Canal street, but there are no
ibanees or indications Of an outbreak.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-09-25

suecession Of Mrs. e. f. PooIe-No. SO. la
SkyON.p} p tsrkIgT COURT FOR THE Par
~ ~ 81 urieans Notice Is hereby given II ~
er.ditosa q this estate. and to al other persaa,
ls.sil lnssIesleq, 10 show cause within ten dsTs
~ the PRESENT notlhcatiOn il any they haEs ar
eAa Wy the Eecouul presented BY the dativs -.
sseAntneely executor OF this estate shouid rot ha
outad " accordance thareYith A~s eh7erA-
~ order OF ths Court
se25 n OCT MO macy CT.
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sus eessio1 OF ugust Obsifeider-ss > as.

SHoONO DISTRICT COURT FOR the PAR-
- in OF Orleans-Notics is hereby given to the
IIeetors Of this estate and to al other persons here
IN interested TO show cause within ten DAYS from re
present notification, any they have or IN why the
account presented By Charles Ress curator ~
this estate, should not be hom5logated and an
proved, the funds distributed in accordance there
Bi order of the Court.
see327oe2 n O. TRACY. Clerk.
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Succession of Frnne.. james DowlInE-

y a. s3I,iUD
SEC1ND DISTRICT OOURTFOR THE PARISH
h q Undergraduates, Michael Lawrence Dow
ing mas pettioaed the Courr for letters of admins
Iallon on the estate of the late Francis James
70 az Wnom IT may concern, to show cause within
not be granted. aAt"Siu
BY order of the Court. .s.-.I
self 70 % NJ n Tp Ae,v rux-
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DETITION
...,..............PErITION

NEW ORLEANS, August 1s, 1888
To the Honorable the Common Council of the
City OF New Orleans
The undersigned property holders on Peters and
Olay streets Second District of this cy respectfully
beg to represent the necessity of deSaks on the
above named streets from Cont to Oustomh ou Sc
street, and pray that your honorable body will pass
an ordnance authorizing and compelling the prom
er& holders to have the said sidewalks laid at once
4, we SO further beg Ia represent the proprety OF
the city having Clay street graded and macadamized
from Cont to CustOmhouse street. at its own ev.
pen5e, In the same manner it has been done from
Gontl TO st. Louis street. we believe that the bene.
nus extended to one or more should be extended to
all on the same street. and in this view we solicit
your honorable body TO instruct the CITY Surveyor to
proceed IN the grading aud matchmaking of Clay
street from Cont to CustOmhouse street.
And a. IN duty bound we will ever pray
WILLIAM II. NREDENBURCi. per William II
Eredenbnrg Jr' % teet on Peters street, and 100
JEAN PETIT, 2o2 feet on Clay street, 2O2 on Pc.
=. AVET. 200 feet on Clay street, lou on Peters
A. d. GRIEF, 50 feet on Clay street
D. >, BERkFkA, 50 feet Clay street.
a; LgN A, p feet on Clay street.
:, tELlA LABAIUT, 81 feet on Clay street. 80 on
Peters street.
A Il. D'MEZA, 50 feet on Clay street.
j. A LAVILLEBEUVRE Is feet on Clay street.
% on Peters street.
A. JACQUEP, per pro A. Beckett, so feet on Clay
street, 50 on Peters street
Total number of feet square, 1924, totsl number
OF feet in lie 1tion, lisa.
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snee.ssIon Of Ale xander CreirA,an-To

- OF OFeans.-Notice IS hereby given To the eredi
eSs ~ ne Lo sss and a other persons herein inter
notification ut any they have or csniy the aceount
presented by the uuratrx of this estate should not
~ i alea and approved. the funds distri-
BY order Of the Court
Aele = 2 =. 81. O TRACY. OIarh
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-09-25

MAYoRALTY OF NEW ORLEANS
CITY Hall, September o. 1865.
No. 102g-New Series.
Resolved That permission be and is bersbv
granted to Henry Walter TO establish a cooper sho5
on the vacant lot corner of ThaliA and White nov
BASIN street. Provided the same be esta alished a
accordance with the city laws and Ordinances and
20 remain during the pleasure of the Common
Signed ALFRED KEARNY,
President Board As -stahi Aldermen
(Slgne0 THOMAS MARKEY,
President BoAtd Aldermen.
Signed JOHN r. CONWAY, Mayor.
loaN W. ovELALL. Secretary. st
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OFFIcE OF THE RkoORDER

DRANGiS AMERICAN onROMoS Tor ale =,
1 Al respectable Art storos. Catalogues matted
irsa Nv 4. PRANti i S,a ~
mios' a Boston,
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SECOND DI STRlOT COURT FOR THE PAR
crsd 1Sh Of 0rssns-Notice is hereby given TO the
hereln Interested, to show cause within tan davs
rom me present notihoat on, IL any they have or
can why the account presented by the testu utarv
executor OF this estate should not be homologated
sherewith - ~SS-N--'SN
By order Of the Court ..
sea % oci NJ n TRACy f1a-a-
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sueees.I q. oG Mr.. Ro.alIe Dsslonde.

Widow P. BY. Jourdan-No. 3D. "a
SECOND DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PAR.
- ISM OF Orleans. = Whereas Alfred De Layigne
mas petltioned the Court for Letters of Administer
9ton on the estate of the late Mrs RosaIis
Deslonde, widow p By. Jourdan, deceased
lntestate Notice is hereby given all whom it NAV
concern TO show cause withir ten days, why the
prayer OF satq petitioner should not be granted
By order Of the Court.
sea q oe2 NJ o TRACY. CLERK.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-09-25

fiIsli a EMS NkNtA BI1Ef tygUSTpsY
i a iot Dwelling With all modern eouveni snct e.
No : Rampant street. few doors move Canal
y, earnon, No. story Buildins. nos
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MAYoRALTY OF NEW ORLEANS.
City Hall. September q, 1865. !
No. l022-New Series.
Resolved, That the Mayor be and he is hereby
authorized to enter into contract with Nicholas
Oonnei. as per adjudication by the Controller for
the grading and Smelling OF Josephine street. from
Apollo street to Howard street, at 81 81 per running
loot; security, Christopher Connell
(SiRuedl ALFRED KEARNY,
President board Assistant Aldermen
(Signed) THOMAS MARKEY
President Board Aldermen
Approved September q, 1865.
(signed) JOHN X. CONWAY, Mayor.
A true copy:
JOIN W. OVERALL. Secretary. SEES st
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MAYoRALTY OF NEW ORLEANS, b,
OILY HalI ARntan1h bar IL lee 1


No. l0l3-New Series,
AN ORDINANCE Authorizing the Issue of CITY
bonds, and Providing for The Payment OF the
SECTION l. Be il ordained BY the Common Co1incil
OF the city of New Orleans, That the Mayor, Con.
troler treasurer and Uhair-nen of the nance Com.
mittees OF the Common Council be and they are
hereby authorized to issue bonds of the city of New
Orleans, un Ter the act Of the General Assemby en-,
Titled AN act to enable the city OF New Orleans to
procure loan of money to meet its current Labii
ties approved September ), 1855 to the amount OF
one million dollars, having not han five wears
to mature at of interest not to iced ten psr
eentum per annun, payable in semi.annual eou
SEC 2 Be it further ordained. etc, That the said
Mayor, Controller and Treasurer, ana Chairmeu OF
the nance Committees of the Common Council he
and they are hereby authorized and empowered 10
sen at not less than par the bonds provided Tor in
eeeds TO the payment Of the floating Indebtedness
OF the city " IN the following order to wit:
Il lrst-Ihe payrols and warrants for the payrnent
Of all salaries ana wages due to ali the city epDI0yes
the police, the public schools and The monthly in
charitable institutions
Seeond-The judgments against the city, with costs
mittee and the City Attorney. '1'
Third-Fhe Controllers warrants on the Treas.
urer, beginning with those dated Se0teubsr 1855
next those dated in August next those dated in
July, Jsne may. and so on to the oldest date,
SEC BE II further ordained, That ont-fourtb of
one per cent OF the tax assessed annually on ali Sf
me real and personal property, mot exempted by
be and the is hereby set aside and pleaaed 10
be used solely for the payment of the interest coup
issaea y vis, qe OF this ordinance and that said
proportion Of the annual tax shall be deposited daily
a. mar be designated BY the Mayor. Controller.
= IsAsAIer, and chairman OF the Finance
SEC. g. Be il further ordained. etc, That the
ponds 20 be issued under tie provisions OF tbs ordi
nance % and the same are hereby exempted from
all taxation by the city
sEc Be it artber ordained etc That all ardi-
naHces or res iufior conflicting With TINS ord aanee
be, and the hereby repealed, and that this
ordinance shall take effect from and after its pas
sage
CSignsd) ALFRED KEARNY
President Board Assistant A Aldermen
EigneO THOMAS MARKEY
President Board Alderman |
Approved September II. ls6s
tsignedj JOAN R. CONWAY. Mayor.
A true COPY:
joss W OVERALL, Secretary. ssis lot
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sneees.lOn % eeotge ControwIn.ky.-No.

SECOND DISTRICT COURT FOR THE
trownsky has petitioned the for letters Of al
nlnlsratlon on the estate OF the late George Con-
sven 70 Al whom IL may concern to shoR cause
TONER should not be granted 49,
BY order Of the Court
SEQ q p NJ o TRACY nlark
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SUCCESSION NOTICES.
Succession of Widow Fauatin blanchard.
No. 2l5t5 - -

SECOND DISTRICT .URT FOR THE PAR
- ISL Of orlesns.-No. 2s,si5.Notioe is hereby
persons herein interested TO show cause within ten
aays from the present notification if any they have
Or can, why the account presented By ,Joseph II
Rene Blanchard, Administrator of this estate
~ 0 not Pc homoogated and approved and the
By order of the court. sT
se4S 81 oc3 M q TIP fv oiavl,
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sixth Ward Grant md COlTax club
No 1.-Nights of regular meeting every TUESDAY,
seven O'Clock P, NJ.
NAMES OF OFFIoERs-Jos Soude, President: Will
liam Rodolph, Vice-President; Laurent Auguste
Vice President; Alcide Lewis, cePresident Noel
Bachus, Vice President; John Shulz, Treasurer
o. p, Warwick. Secretary. sell
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suese.sIon of q .rbara Laoue. D,c,a,.d

sueSSssston of BHrbara Laque, Deceased
Mlie OF Joseph Duddenhoffer No. 81 800
SECOND DISTR CT COURT FOR THE PARISH
- tOrleana-Notlce is oerebygiyen 20 the creditors
~ - y eate and TO al other person herein int rest
gu 20 snow cause within ten days from the present
nouns Noun, ,tlon t any they have or eau why the ac-
s yum pIessuted by the administrator of this es-
tsle should not be homologated and approved and
us iun9s distributed IN accordance herewith.
BY order OF the Court
sel6 20 Is NJ o. TRACY CLERK
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MAyoRALTY OF Nav ORLEANS. /,
City Hall, Septe mber n. 1855. !
No. 1032-NHw Series

''.s ~ Uo4--fNHW series
ResolYs9, That the Controller be aud he is hereby
ant9ofized, TO sel, liter i've days notice in tis
ofncial Journal, 70 the lowest bidder or hftders
contract Tor eonstrp lting the following plank e
Walss. VIZ on one 80 OF Magnolia street. rom ksl
AZ Msrket 70 ~ ington str t; also one sias If
liru stpfet, from ~ glia street to MiisYw etreets
And 20 on one aida - VII ow steeet from Vel ctts
fshp 70 AEref aceOrding 20 pans and spe n
eSNqns on ME in l1s lh.5af - l,ts Surveyor.
thignedl Ia ~ AIFhED KEARNN, r. ~ Fl
tl. -Ptezident ltuard assistant Aldermen.
Nieno1 1ElMA. AAEkhi. Is ara=
ar ~ stdent Board ideruen.
Approved September 2l 1853
Is On =, JOHN X CONWAY, Mayor
A true copy:
JoHs v. dYERsLI- Secretary. sel5 st
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Succession of salem CampbeI,-

SECOND DISTRICT OOURTFO THEPARIsH
otOrieans-Notiee is hereby given 70 the Creditors
o tns estate and to all other persons herein interest
ca 70 snow cause within ten days from the present
notncation any tnty have can, why the account
presented by the testamentary executor OF this
estate should not be homologated and approved the
iunds distributed 10 accordance Herewith.
sea OCT NJ O. TRACY, Clerk.
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OFFICIAL NOTICEs,


DETITION ........ PETITION
No the Honorable the Common Council Of the city
Of New Orleans.
The unders gned, property holders on St Andrew
street re peotfully ask OF the Honorable the Com
mon Council to cause brick sidewalk with three
inch cypress curbinR, to be made the south west
side OF St. Andrew street. from Liberty TO Claiborne
street. u.f u
ANTON SLEEVE, 60 feet.
LOUIS HOFFMAN 90 feet
WIDOW VICTORIA BILAC, IS feet
VILLA NASH. 96 feet
j. II, GRRDI q. 1888 feet.
GEORGE KERN, 50 feet.
OWEN KELLY. 81 feet
RUDOLPH BLIkSATH, 30 feet.
J, H. KELLER. SAT feet
Total number of feet, 1855
PETITION......."........ ...PETTTIUN.
Honorable Conseu Commun de la vile de la
NOuvellr Orleans
Les soussignes propri6taires sur Ia rue St Andre
corps la construction dune bauquette en- briGues
avec c0tes de cypre lie cote sud Quest de la rue
borne:
! ANTON STEVE, co pieds.
LOUIS HOFFMAN, 80 pieds
NEuNE VICTORIA BfLAC g5 piedH.
WILLIAM NASH, 90 pieds.
j. Il. GERDING, 1873 pieds
GEORGE KERN, 80 pieds
OWEN KELLY, 30 pieds
RUDOLPH BLlESArH 90 pieds,
ID; KELLER, 5i1 pieds.
Nombre total de peds ll36. se25 st
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MAYoRALTY OF NEW ORLEANS,
City Hall, sSpssmber2l, isea
mo. 1Ol9-New Series
Resolved, That the Surveyor be and he ia tsrabv
authorized to construct cause to be constructed
two bridges the southwestern side OF Banks
street one at the of Tont and Btnks streets
streets; and he IT further T.
Resolved, That the Surveyor be and he is hereby
authorized to grade and fill Banks, Roehebave and
donti streets around the depot of the Canal and
Claiborne streets rair ,ad provided the whole work
does not cost over $500 five humid ed dears.
(Signedj ALFRED KEARNy
President Board Assistant Aldermen
(Slgnedl THOMAS MARKEY
, President Board Aldermen
Signed JoHS Il. CONWAY, Mayor.
JOIN w OVERALL. Secretary. SEES st
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sueee.slon of Chn. Elemm,ch-No aa ~

SECoND DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PAR
= lsn OF breans-No 32l55 Notice is hereby
ever 70 the creditors OF this estate and to all other
persons herein interested to show cause within ten
Gays rom tne present notification. if any they have
or can, why the account presented by the 4dminis-
ratrix OF this estate should not be homoloRated ana
herewith. - -""S0
BY order OF the Court
se24 2s0c3 NJ n pApy f,,.-,