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The CATTLE PLAsUK.-The Cincinnati CO.
Sette presents new development in the cattle
disease. 1t says that the ticks insects from
which many suppose the disesse 70 be taken1
nave been found with wsngs Those that hsd
wIrgs were destitute of the crooked, Spawning
sess of legs that disfigure EACH side of the
hinder bodies of those without wings, and il IL
inferred that the winged ones were metamor.
pho ed from the original insect This Will sc.
count, IL true, for the extraordinary spread Of
the maledy, and the discovery may lead to
preventive. No new ca es of the disease have
appeared Id New York. Mr.. &. Ostrandsr a
well known dairy farmer, who lived near AL
bany, n. Y, -ome two or three weeks since
took the hide off q COW that had died of the
cattle diseae. MI. Osirandsr had a cut upon
his hand, and by this means the virus entered
his system and ne soon after was Frustrated by
dIscsse He continued gradually to fail until
Wednesday, when he died. A letter has been
received from Professe Gsmgee, dated kansas
City, August I'D, stating that the disease had
appeared there, and he was about to make a
medical examination, as TO Its character and
the cause OF tie attack. The profes or. II ap-
p ars, now entirely comedies in the opinion of
he m deal authorities of New York, and
links no s.inItJry officer should sanction tn
sale OF The diSe.s1ed Cattle.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-08-29

The BcICAIAYEES' SfRJLs IN NEW YoIE.
The fight between he brleklayers Of New York
and the mss ct mrsOrs con, ma, tee. b,ipO
appsrentiy 10 d. 20 it on to weld Oh "a, her
side AT a NEE ng Of the mH'ter masons VS.
isTday at ernoon the or goal T, oluton % I'D =.
here 10 ten hours y a ls-,aI days work was re-
aairr1ed. The Tribune Us; III the brtckIay
rTs Of New York want TO do the RICH, thing.
let them s-rike out boldly for co-operattOa-as
we believe they contemplate dO,ng-and pu,
MN elves IN the WY o. b~coming Their own
bosses ard o. ge..Ing the .UII b. Ieft OF Their
srrnir-s"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-08-29

The LEGAL RIGHTs OF TRADE UNIONS -
1hesction Of the Wes.ehester. New York tury.
IN finding the bricklayers belonging TO trade
union guilty of a conspiracy, because they re-.
fused to work for boss employing non.in-
dentured apprentice. excites greet interesl
from the importance Of the principle ~
Foiyed- The New York master masons. we
see It st-tsd, will now move to procure a.
similar conviction in that city. The New York
Nun expresses the opinion that New York
Jury VIII hardly take the same view of the
& Sc ana tnat even II the codrs dec de against
them, that the legislature will override sueh
decision. II Is urgrd in behalf OF the trade
unions tina. If every combinat Oh OF men for
the purpose of regulating the terms of labor "a
unlawful. then associate action of All Kinds
will have TO Re given up
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-08-29

COOPERATIVE BUILD SG.-The particulars
We're lately wen in this column of the sue.
cessful Co-ope-aty We building movement en-
tered upon by the working masons of Edn-
burgh, Scotland, some years ago when on a
strike. and which grew 10 a permanent
organization Pchiev,1g very important
results ia supplying cheap and comfortable
houses 10 the working people OF Edinburgh in
place of the filthy, badly-lightcd and III venti-
ia'ed tenements occupied by tIem previously
The striking bricklayers of New York, we =,
have started q SIMILAR enterpri-e Its to be q
cO-opera.Ive building society on lOInt stock
principles with limited liability, similar TO the
Edinburgh plan, and will contrsct for the erec-
lion OF buildings, stores, dwellings &c or
repairing them 1t proposes 10 unite capital
and labor, and 20 give the building public the
advantage OF the cheapness OF procuring work
II hrst hands, instead of allowing middlemen
10 make heavy profits ont of both capitalists
and working men. A days work is 10 consist
of eight hours; share holder baving preference
over others in obtaining work from the society,"
but no shareholder 40 claim work If the COM
psny do Dot think it advisable 10 employ hun
The capital stock to be si01,OOJ, in 5000 shares
of SO each. 81 to be paid sS an inst.llment,
and the remainder in four equal payments.
after the Boald of Management shall be elected.
Each share Is to be entitled to one voc. No
one to hold more than ten shares IN his own
name. In all essential particulars the plan of
his society isa counterpart To that of the Edin.
burgh cooperative building society, aud We
see DO res1on TO doubt that II pru IDENTITY man
aged II Will have q similar succae.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-08-29

eYEcE. Henry NJ. Watt. Minister Piehipc-
FL uiiafy 10 Austria, accompanied by his family,
LIT 10. the steamship China OF W cdnesd
81 Fifty three abandoned women were ar
r..f.d nv tee police Of ~. Louis an a single
bon = IaS' Sunday night
ryEr TorsCe GTteIy hes invested SO In
y e. den IaTm III Connec lieut.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-08-29

Corrcive LEGISLATION TO stop drunkenress
seems 70 be rather a I..iiure wherevertr,~d inns
-ar- The Providence Pres notes he TACT thai,
no wIhstand'ug the Stringent new Liceu q
Law Of the :, lie OF Rhode Island. designed to
:" Trguiata the she OF intoxicating liquors tnat
'he evils OF Incompetence should disapp~ar
rom sigh, men, ard women. too, cont nue. 10
s,et d uDk. not only "a their homes bat eIee-
y here, 20 that they are me, Staggering through
h.. :. rat.Is a III CIV.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-08-29

GETTING IN SHA"E.-Tbe promptn"ss with
which the IRE compcnIes go, 10 the spot and at
work last d 'ght at the fire at the foot OF 9Th
street, wss mos satisfactory IS showing thar
he FITe Depar, melt is ge.t'ug into good work
n shape. TIE fire al,srm was al o sounded
with a prOnp,ne-S indicating a d. sided i'm
PROVEN NJ IN tina. quarter. Proper. holders
will mole these cts with no IIttls gTdtificanoa
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-08-29

REPUDIATION.-This is an ugly word, bu,
'herublic seems pretty certain to get familiar
with It, In one way or another il is kept afioat,
and there are some ready to affirm, that il will
speedily De the watchwcrd of the peopls
BriCk PomeToy stoutly maintains II, and has
maintained II for months, but until recently
had no echo. The Richmond Dispd c6 thinks
the whole Northern people will say ere long
what BTlck Pomeroy is now saying The
Dt,Idth is $50 well persuaded thar the peopIe
would lose more than they would gain by re-
pudlailon, that we would fain see gold green
hacks, and bonds Oh par; but such is not to
De me tate Of cur debt. 1t will mfallibly he
repudia ed The signs of the times point tn
'ols result With unerring persistency."
Is this really where we are driltingr Are
ne nerIean people rely TO place hen.
selves IN the dis-raeeiul Position before the
world occupied by the Mississippi repudia.
'Ors' The people Of that Sta.e have repsnted
IL Ckeloth and ashes, and would make any
sdcrlhces TO remove the stain of dishonor f,or,
thelr credit But I'D name sticks, and were
'ae rePudIates debt 70 be paid a Thousand
times over IN gold II would not save MissIs.
sIppI from the ta'nt of Reputation assoc.atas
with her name IN all coming time. IL the
American people Were unsound enough in
morals to adopt reputation. we nav be sure
they are too shrewd not to see that n wouIa
not pay IN a business wy. They know thai
National credit Is thing to b. cultivated as
sedulousiy as individual credit
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-08-29

FEMALE MARRIED TEACHErs.-The Balti-
NOR . avs, IN Dot'eirg the sc.'on OF the
Public school Trustees of this city IN dispens-
'ng " ne service of married emale teachers.
hat tho custom m Baltimore and other cites !.
- consider marriage IL the light OF a resigna-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-08-29
ADJUSTMENTS.
Il HIRp GRAND ANNUAL
SCHUETZEN FEST
sHE
WASHINGTON SUHUETZEN vEREIN,
- NEW scHurTTTrN PARK 10


SlSr Of AUGUST. am 1sT. %. 81, sni srft OF
ekpTsM9ka.
Prize Shooting. Prize BowIing Concert ana
Dancing, Ladies' Prize sho ting. popular An0.@
ments Tor youths, ffiumiustion, rtrevorks, sc .
cvery Dsy sno kvenine during tne o. stfvsl
The Beautiful young Spanish GymnAste. M'LIE
MILK TUkN0Uk. whose daring fest. On the
Enohsnted Bar IL the greatest piece OF artistic
Trspeze Performs"S &c ever witnessed. will app ar
every aftsrnoon and Evenins. Also, toe ere.x
TYR0LksK 0PrkA fkQQPk under tie tam
dlate direction Of Mt. FREDERICK H0fFER
who viii appear a. each ent. rtsinment In = chqi1a
SELECTION OF their Beautiful Ballads. Duets, rio.
Qusrtettes. Qnintettes, kexiettes, Gnoruss. an
1lIci snW q bilncs. Master WILLIE IA hnAD
VIII perform on the Tisht Rope every Afternoon
az o clock ans every eventas AZ soiclOck. Tha
Brilliant Diorsms of Prof C0TTkR, Of Baltimore,
Will be one ~ the interesting TEA ures Of the
val. Excellent Concert Mssic bs tho 18th L IL
tsstry Band. under the leadership OF Prof. DsuSc
ever day. sCHRGpkkS CAPELLEtl 10 piece,
vii furnish dell ghtfui music for the lovers OF ths
hu OF ferp.ichcre, every afternoon. oommencing
Al ocioek The Nerei gusra Ntees the best order
abo tcticit- a generous aud uum@rous PATRONAGE.
hnnctnsly ~ " o clock y. NJ. q gun will be hr~
tnes snnogneing the close Of tse Festival Tor
hleht Al visitors must tien leave the PARK All
strictly obeyed For the Prize Shootins Row
spd ladies Shooting Priyes Accounting 10 - 40
Will be distributed 0mnibusses sRd .c.rri.s,-
VII b - the terminus Of the 7th -tr~ef R.iirs.d
IN sum cfeLt number 90 accommodAt ate all
Adnss 10 the Park, - cent. - The psxiI.
lion. % cents eStrs. NO RETURN TICKETS
go
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-08-29

No1loi r. FIns AZ dtI rsEf sSSs.Is BUILDING
q. sgHEEIDkR, PRACTfcAL Sell HANG.
~, III renpsysvanla avenue, betwsea loan and
style; either With or without tubing. kSNTS.
SdATOss put ut. up in Hotel, AID Priyaie Dwell
sIEAMB9Af cones eonstsntiy on hand Or or.
ING sxeeItsd With nesfnsss and 1espsteS
LIGhINiN9 RODS. with Piasius Tipped Points.
country at city prices
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FOR SALE AND RENT.

cSe.. M.so. n:sai ~ Of
.irssG. aos. oaer Tor re- rsst 'f The BGILpISs Tor
are ysltssapted fora Piistine Once, Book Bad
1ossIS. eorss; 81 q s M.fsI.HG .as
stnsted on Pe1nsylSsnis sTenuee soSts side,
Ss he cts sTe "a ;t,ss,s and formerly ss9sa
front BY lz deep, running hack to . % feet
to each aud are 9Th .sse 0'ss sss ha1.
has eight rooms, including store room. aud are
espsa for .ss .sy 81:
wishing 70 secure house with store and dwelling
The city, rsrsiy nee, With .ses an opsersaa cunt
Terms hteral-one third cash. bslanos in six.
to HIRAM BREwER, No. g, q, street. '''
E0B RENT-A hneI'. FUkNIsHlD HOUSE,
usted near Patent ami Post othces, q 3 90 A ten
art viii be rented reasonable. Apnly At No IS
H. MfLfHR LEE S,s as sI i La. ' sSii
C ~ fGk
story, with Furniture aud Pixlnss, in 2 very
ds.ir.b,s locality for ren, At SIS Per os,h 70
can secure Al the table hos RIDER. he desires: can
net .s sunssr pr " Soars esp. 81
Inquire at the law Ofice Of J. McCLARY PER
kINS. SIS 10th street, near Pennsy " ania avenue
LOB &c rs sALE.
SEVERAL HOUSES,
Brick and Frame, in the Seventh Ward, tue near
Agricultural Department
Also, several yhRMs on the salt water in ST.
Mays County, Nd.
For further particulars inquire Of
GEO. M. NICHOLS.
Rectiher and Wholesale Dealer In
Nhiskey, Wines, Sc, No, SO La. av.,
~ A2R next 20 Centre Station house.
FOB sALE!The GOOD WILL. FuRNIrURx
81 street vest and Penn:yiVsnis aueune, one 81
the Oldest hotels In Warrington; lease three years
to run. Will be sold cheao for cash. This fs Q
good opportunity to any one wishing TO secure an
eetaoliehed hotel doing coed business. auT tsel'
OFFICES ON PENNsYLyANIA ENUl
" fOk RkNT.-The large and convey ent rooms
corner Of 9th street and Pennsylvsnis senue, I'M
medistely over WI ~sll Co. ction Store,
will be rented Ter dces. Central located; easy
nicely adspted n Lawyers and AGENTS Of1ces.
and will be rSnted se separately, or to some good
Agent collectively for sub letting. For further
parocuiars INQUIRE ofW. L. WALL q 90. M
TOR sALE-Two or three TRACTS on LAND,
l. from % TO 100 AGREE. near Colesyflle, Mont
gomery county, Md. Inquire ct the Canal once
No So - street, Washington. my ss-tf
EOR sALD-A delightful COUNTRY RWSI.
l. DENCE AND FRUIT AND GARDEN FARM.
with every arrangement for comfort aud conve-
nienee: tyery variety OF fruit-spples. pears.
Fine shade trees and shrsbbery. Also, q we'll
established COUNTRY sTORE. with good stock
Of goods. Part cash and city property. Address
BOX o9S. Post ONCE yl0u
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PERSONAL.

MONTHLY NURSE, NOW DISENGAGEp
lN1 would like TO make Q Few ENGAGE NrNTS
Best OF city reference given. Apply 531 I2.h
street.. An % az
NOTICE TO 0wEERs OF REAL ESTATE
sos 900 70 invest In small and medium- zad
Houses And cheap Lots in the CITY of w ashin yton
PCrties wishing t. disrose of property snsw-rins
the above descrfp ion, a. wat liz is worth can 40
SO BY adore sfsg, or calling on
STARR & METCALF
n. K. corner New YORK ayenueapt
au S-ot lChronl 18th street.
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LADIK6 DAN HAVE THEIR HoOPskIRTs
ALTERED AND REPAIRED at Obs BAUMr
oOPeklkT, CORSKT and sH0ULDER BRAOn
AAhu1ACTORf, - Louisiana avenue, between
eth and TN streets. NH Ut
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~ 1 p z R c ENT
GOLD BONDS.
We have for sale few of the
FIRST MORTGAGE BONDS
OF THE
PACIFIC RAILROAD OF MISSOURI,
INTEREST AND PRINCIPAL PAYABLE In
GOLD COIN.
These Bonds are issued to pay the State of Mis-
souri, for advances in aid of constructing the Road
we'll as all other liens.
Over Three Millions OF these Bonds having been
sold since the First instant, with probability of
large shipments to Europe, the price has been
advanced to par. and interest in currency.
LEWIS JOHNSON CO.,
(BANKERs,D
an 26 lw 292 Pennsylvania avenue.
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Y cured themselves by certain secret hsbia..
duties Of married life; siso, nicdIe.ssec ana "a
men. Who, from the foIlies 81 youth. or oti b.
causes, feel . debility In advance Of their vears
beforS placing Themselves under the trestme nf Of
Sny one, should 1rst read "fhe eecret Friend
by ,pernsins "The Secret Friend " Sent 70 sny
address, In Q sealed envelope, on receipf OF =
S Sasss, ASGrss' On. oHARLss 4. sr1XRf . 90
D0ss0ns - -. jAHly
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-08-29

" SURGEoN AND PHYSICIAN
700 fkhNsYLvANIA AVENUE, sboye l3fb ssree,
has devoted many years 70 the Treatment of female
complaints; and has with the oreaf 81 ncre..
In this CITY and New York
LADIES desiring especial treatmsnt will emo
nm very skfllful and confidential.
iihhHGOLARITIEs, from whatever csuse.
Doctor. ,e 80
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THE lis II RIBS.

FOR SALE:
TWIkE. NN'toh skiNG
mao Copper wired CORK BuOYs
sElNEs made In any form ard Length .-.x...
n I &c iseeIlss OF the Chesspeake and Pot"m.e
Kilt py haDd with knot ecoaonicalIx f"sr "a
securing raesbes Perfectly square otmSa'
shad GILL-NETS, Herring do MULE. 40
Specimen by mail "et w.
hMERIoAN NET AND rwINr IN
an Is fwd2awem CONNIE rcial etree, &c.,
TO LINE AND HAIR pKALrRs Ann GO
TBACToRs. w.
tertne purposes. vi ftS
.avsntsg s ~ es On s9ssy lvin aod 20 tAssr
sxam Ne. cas-. osl,s mi S u R.I,,a CO.
VKRY CHAP WINDOW SHADES
I have selected from nv s,ocl n, wrNnovw
shApAs = lot g be sold without regard 10 cost
some n low ~ 80 cents. Is ceuss and N ~.
are bargains lot 20 be met With elsewhere
.r,-..s JAS. r.. p0DsOG.
ou No. Market S1scs.
VT YET kkE6casiyEp A CH0I0K Lor or cos
JOHN PEARsos's.
uHH ssi sth street.
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BOARDING.

BOARDING.
EoR gEEI.,pLEAsANT ROOMS with or with.
Tie 6osrders aeon ~ no; IS Missouri avenue Ia
EoR RENT-with or wit I,oGt Board, two hand.
and parior Rp Sts street. with use of bath room
SExERAL wELE DC RNIsHEp RooMs- with,
A. bOAkD esd oonvcuie 'ce Of hath room Also
~, se ssd Bod ssS ess he had at street between
a. I'LL fURNIsHID ROOMS ANO Goop
w BOARD. at ass b street between "A .os 81
near s . e n Hail. Street cars the door
NICE FURNISHED ROOMS FOE RTyT f1r
= -. SIC, ana ~; aud one Psrlsr and Bed
s S between 4 street and LOui.isns avenn.
mem ~ s-'ah'e- s2sas
A LARGE airy, WeIl-furnished ROOM. viii,
ilemsn and wife, Also, several Tsi,ie Bosrds1.
se,rs., mn 20 ''d at No san Twelfth street
HoosE CoMFOkT-Af 4I6 I2tb rec,
~ he.seel G and n. uOI 81 newly flrni.bed'
~ ran, xIn. ,ront CHAMBER and other good rOsms
SEWING MACHINE ~snte. an ae "a in.
RpARDlNS.PeTsOn. desiriog The comfort. Of
s sssr eth Terms = asonable Location thy.
Fog hEsr.rwo nicely furnished FRONT
ply sr :; 800 street, between IN and sih.
Okk OF TWO LADIks WISHING P01Ns
~ AND hoAhD where there 90 other Eo.-I,
sfs. can De Accommodated Al No Ga "A .s>..
between "a and 81 streets an % seet
t'ipRSd GLASS BOARD, WITH PLEss1tr
-. OoHs. IN verv healthy location. and .
t~sn ss,p ~ ssons6le terms at n street be-
80. eao loen SIS. su2D 81
ErXcELLEhf BOARD AND BoOMs NAV n.
and ssnS =, northeast corner Of Tvcntst6 street
se, MIN avenue. sHl9-tsei-
Fpn kENT.several very desirable FURNISH
ron .ovhe ~ suits or siDgiy; on Let ana n
a LOOT WITH or without board Inquire A. So
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UdlLOSOPHY OF MARRIA0D.-A new ooorsp
OF Lecturee, - delivered at the New YorS
10 ; Se 2, Anatomy embraoina the ssblects: How
Oid Age; Manhood generally reviewed: The csuss
orlhdf9estfon. hatulenoe and Nervous dsesses ao.
counted Tor; Marriage DhilosoDhicaliy considered
Pocket volumes eontasoins these lectures win o.
Iorwardeo 70 parties unable 20 attend. on receipt
q four stamps by adAressing: SECRETARY
rev Iork Museum o. Anatomy and Science, Gle
oroeoWey, new nofk. fe 3f-I
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NOTICE 10 GABDENERe-FOR RENTI
SQUARE Of0ROUND. suitable for Rafdeuine
rurposee, situated on north = street betvess
lib and 18th streets east ADpIy TO M RHLn
au s. I'm
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-05-26
OFFICIAL NOTICES.
PROPOSALS FOR BUILDING
"GRAND LEVEE.

OFFICE OF BOARD OF LEVEE COMMISSION
" ers Of the State Of Louisiana, New Orleans May
rs le69-1n conformity to resolution of the Board,
sealed proposals win be received At this office until
" EDNkSDAY, the tenth day of June next up to
three clock p NJ for the constructions of the evee
known as the" Crane" Leyee, situated in the parish
Of Points Ooupee, about ITO miles above New Or
leans.
Dimensions-lAo feet base, Is feet crown, and ay.
eraging about 10 feet in height Estimated contents
in cubic YARDS, 10000.
Bids will state the price per cubic yard payable in
cash leyee bonds at 80 cents on the dollar. The
work to be commenced as soon as the fali of water
will permit and to be COMPLETED by the first day OF
January, 1869. according to specifications of con.
tract, which can be seen application to the En-
ginaer of the Board.
Payments will be made every thirty days on the
certificate Of the Engineer Of Competed work. less
twenty per cent to be retained as guarantee or
forty per cent in lieu of bond and security, to be
expressed in bids, and in which case special bond
and security will be required adjudication of
tract that the work win be commenced as stipulated
in good faith.
The Board reserves the right Of rejecting all bids
Proposals. TO be Endorsed according to caption, and
to be addressed 10 the Board Of Leyee Commission
ers. N. q. SNETHEN
my23 I'd aHas Secretary.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-05-26
POLITICAL NOTICES.

Third Ward CIub.-Clay Hall, May o. 1863
Resolved. That the members of this Club hail with
delight the nomination of General U. s. Grant fol
President and Honorable Schuyler CoIfax Tor Vice
President.
Be it further resolved, That the members of the
Legislature from this city be instructed to support
Honorable Thomas j. DurAnt as one the United
States Senators from this State.
Be it further resolved, That copy Of the abovt
resolutions be transmitted to the different Ward
Clubs Of this city, and be Published in the New or
leans REPUBLICAN,.
Attest; THOMAS LYNNE, President.
j. A. CRAIG, Secretary. my24
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-05-26
PETITION.

NEW ORLEANS, January IS, 1862,
To the honorable the Common Council OF the City
THE UNDERSIGNED, PROPERTY HOLDERS
1 on Peters and Clay streets, second district of
tins cy respectfully beg to represent the necessity
OF sidewalks on the above named streets from Cont
70 Customhouse street. and pray that your honora
BILE body will pass an ordinance authorizing and
compelling the property holders to have the said
sidewalks laid at once.
We also further beg to represent the propriety of
the city having Clay street graded and mGeadamized
from Cont to Oustomhouse street, at its own ex-
pense in the same manner as il has been done from
Cont to St Louis street, believe that the ben.
ets extended TO one or more should be extended to-
all on the same street and in this view solicit
your honorable body to instruct the City Surveyor
proceed IN the grading and macadamizing OF Clay
street, from Cont TO Customhouss street.
And as in duty bound will ever pray.
WILLIAM II. VREDhNBURG. per William II.
Vredenburg Jr IS feet Peters street and 100 feet
JEAN PETIT, 2O2 feet on Clay street, 2o2 on Peters
j. AvET, 200 feet on CLAY street, leo on Peters
A. D. GRIEFF, SO feet on Clay street
b. J. BERKENY, SO feet on Clay street.
A. IONA, IS feet on Clay street
FELIX LABATUT, 80 feet on Clay street, 30 On
Peters street.
A. H. DMEZA, 90 feet on CLAY street
j; A. LAVILLEBAUVE, 2j feet on Clay street, Is
on Peters street.
A. JAOQUET, per pro A. Beckett, 80 feet on Clay
street. 50 on Peters street.
Total number Of feet in square l22i; total number
OF feet in petition ll54. apl5 sw
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,tp OrIeans gEpabIitatt.
nj JOURNAL OF THE UNITED STATES.
NAL JOURNAL OF THE CITY OF NEW ORLEANS
rAl JOURNAL OF THE REPUBLICAN PARTY,
'oEsTs ron THE REPUBLIOAN'

a.. Covutrv Parishes of Louisiana.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES, p. F. Valfroit. Tu.
" PostOfhce-Milton morrls' =, 1..--.,
,1pmption- NapoeonVile-o' a. hsmpsteao-
Pcinaassas1teEF veroreen--General Henry W. Fuller.
ySille-RinReold-m II. Twitchen.
as.nlns- Benton-John Pearce,
.sSo-s hreveport-Benjamin MeLeran-C. O,
.Sin1ssisu-Eaisyisw Landing-J.; 4. Landers:
lsIIli--I AXE Providence-0eorge O. Benham;
;.Sorps -Minden-L- W. BaGer-A. j, Dyke
sssW z Meadows.
sS:sElI T.yn idHliSs-aa 8 sn1 HssEi'
y RSton Rougs-Baton Rouge-Louis FRANCOIS,
|. R SsaS,sscsinaina-olinton-R Richard Lewis
snls;llse -sSsyou Gouia-P. g. Dsslonde-Plaque-
s,-Wi lvsrn 1uoTGa W. Fen guson.
n-Carrollton-R, G, Gardiner.
..ls,stte- rmillionville -Fortnne Riard.
,icufohe- Thibodanx--D. Il. Reese W llllam
t1lIsaL.,top--Ponchatou Clarke White.
E.sshouse- bastrop, K. + Buckingham.
.sshitoches = Natchitoehes, Charles Leroy and
Ham ii Hiestand.
snennS nm Tp,s "; Il mitsge-Fmi Bonnefoi
-Alexandris-C Captain A j. sypher-Geo.
Asso .Manny-Dr. j. B. Lewis.
yHo.as,rrs-Amits City-WilliAm Butler.
-Oonvent-Napoleon Underwood-Can
'T iII"USdFPy-Opeio usas-M. Vidal, August Do
yysrtiu--St. Martinsville-S. L, Snaer.
Mary Franklin-A. ]. DemRrest-Jennert
fsmce-J. B. Esnard.
Tan n any-D oyington-Johu Hutchinson
1i,onviIe-Daniel ID. Riggs,
ssss--St. Joseph-Oapt. N. X. steele-Oapt. A
SvyssSsSonue-Houma-F. Marie-U. Dupart.
N Baton Rouge-LobdelPs Store-Theodore
" Felieana-st. Francisville-J. p. Newsham.
Texas.
ssiiu-Ridge Paschal.
Z AntnniO-W w Gamble.