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Snmmtr Gttrtats.

Summfr Ittrtats.
belmont HALL. Schoolcy's Mountain, n.
ID j.. nov open fr Guests D. a. CRONELL
COUNTRY BOARD UP TIE HUDSON
~ House; large and house and grounds cool and
shady j. g. LUCAS. Highland, y J., CapA SAAIOh
Barge W IT, Motion, loot Of FtanEll-tt
COLUMBIA HALL, LEBANON SPRINGS,
NEWYORK,
A. pleasant AID heahfal SUMNER RESORT unsurpassed by
Bv On the continent open October per day
liberal deduction for fies leave Eew-Yok by the HAIR
LEH RAILROAD TRAINS at and p. To-,
rive a, Lebanon Srriags HAZARD Co. PROPRIETOR
DROSPECT PARK HOTEL,
Il CATSEILL, y. J..
Large oHse $50 feet elevation with extensive grounds o. ne
us6n Rivers scenery unsurpassed the words location desirable
boats add No Efforts 90 make
m house ltoy Grst Will Jane Address JOHN
BREASTED. Prospect Para Hotel Ca.skilL
prospect PARK HOTEL, CATSKILL.-
HUDSON, point commanding splendid
Catski Mountains te we and bills Of hschuses
" eeo Albany seWYof Tie house a accommodate about f0
persons admirably literally eutTe satisfaction Of the
lion. Augustus She.l and boat o. leading Ne.Yorters
VIHE CRAWFORD HOUSE, WHITE NOUN
TAINS b. now open the Carriages always ready 10
Mount willard Wiley House; Saddle Horses for the
Of Mount Washington the bridal path few boldefs can
be accom- dated FOR the HARIhHOkN WoLtOII co
WHITE MOUNTAINS, MOUNT MANS
w FIELD, LAKES MEMPHREMAGOG AND WILLOlGHBf
FINEST LAKE SCENERY IL TIE UNITED STATES.
VIA COSNLCllCuT RIVER VALLEY. $780,
Leaves Nvlok EeWavoa Railroad 2:l5 luo0u ,, or8
ID or by Eeu.Iaven steamer 81 Peek sip, a. 1918 :.
SsaaT The 1915 train eeng aitached goes through to
MAYS aud partela, Appston Railway Guide and Barrs Guide
ofCouIecilcut River VALLEY.
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6ountm Zeal Gstait for SHE.

6uuntn Seal Gstatt for SHE.
4 r SPRING VALLEY, n. Y, 33 miles from
~ CA FARM Of g. and outtu dEg large or
cAas aud plenty Of small fruit; Of water rGnuug through
farm D miles from depot; price SoO Apply to T. W. HAi0Hl,
No. 70 Ceisrst
EREAT PUBLIC LAND SALE-WITTER
N CLEMENTS, Real Estate agents Denver, Colorado, Offer
parties desiring purchase lands in Colorado
Information relative lands tie great Public Land sale Den
18th, 1862 promptly Refer 90 Hon SCHUYLER Co'iI
South Bend lad. Barnes Co. " " F National Rank,
Denver
nRANGE-POstivc sale of desirable
~ beautifully located VILLA PLOTS. by A D. MEL
LICK IT,, Il BRO. on TUESDAY next See auction column
TENNESSEE LANDS.
/ 40OoO0 ACRES,
Of and Feutre ipr SALE 10 lots Of from
5000 To 50 acres Eurau agents DO well consult
Address CYRUS CLARKE, IT,, Pttsburgh, Penn
SE0 600 "A Farm lyd OF 1,E~I 60 ACRES ,I.s,
fvm dot daily trains each house and barns nearly pew avg
500 feet from The road HicCy shaded with fl
iree; shout bearing apple stock farming Triple
ineu crops w be sold With The place de-
exchanged m Brooklyn Albany city property For par
ticu.ars apply TO T. " HAIGHr, No. 10 CedarsL
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9nttion saIts Of GrnI Gstntt.

]. BLEECKER, son g. Co. will sell on
N. TUESDAY, August 10 1907 az p ococ At the hIc1suge %
room broadway n "; 1880 ACRES or LAND situated
Co.. Pennsylvania being the real estate OF The Phhpsug
Coal and OIL CO. This property The htuHiuons Coal
PENNSYLVANIA miles village Of PhIubur
PENNSYLVANIA Central Rsosd by the T
Ccarf-d branch There three opened on The
cry which U-o3uoe good quality Of coal Terms Of -Cas For
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tWeCk eAtfiH0 Jliig 81, 1862
V.ruurvar UUEuwuwN

All whostave real estate for sale or to let,
aud those desiring to purchase rent such property
will find it 10 their interest 70 advertise in THE TRIBUNE
Its aggregate circulation exceeds that OF any other news
paper and in addition 10 this advantage THE TRIBUNE
viii be found only IN EewYork and ali its cities aud
villages but 10 every and Territory throughout the
Union. Tho advertisement should be az brief as VIII
allow Of the advantages claimed being mode clear 70 the
reader We would especially dwell the fact that the
subscribers for the three editions Of TIE TRIBUNE Daily
Semi Weekly, and Weekly, comprise individuals in every
pnsness professions consequently advertisements in each
nre read by an classes. THE TRIBUNE devOes especial
attention reports Of sales Of real estate both In city
and country, thus adding greatly 20 the value OF It's col
umns as an advertising medium The charges for adyer-
fislug are as follows DAILY TRIBUNE 2j cents per line
for each insertion WEEKLY TRIBUNE. g per line; SEMI.
WEEKLY TRBUER. Is cents per line About ten words OF
our wide average line. Terms cash IN advance
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NATIONAL LINE.
~ STEAM TO LIyERPOOL AND QUEENSTOWN
Prom Pier No. a. North River
DENMARK. Cato SATURDAY, August :, AZ 8
EatN. Webster. SATURDAY August g. al 20 >. %.
PENNSYLVANIA. Hail. SATURDAY. august ~ at p.
Passage Liverpool cabin, 100 add Is
SO Steersge Liverpool Queeusosu 60
currency Apply tie COmpsuys o1ce No o. BIsfluay.
,. v. !. HURST Manager.
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professional i1utitts.

DR LEWIS, No.. z Beach-st., makes speciality
~ ofucaBg all diseases without mercury Those Afflicted should he
Cad The Dr. lac given his attention 10 hose
diseases br the last 40 years IN NeH-York City.
DR. HARRISON may be found in ms Office.
~ III eecket at all bous Previous success 10 ueAung the
unfortunate Is guarantee ofsFeedy cure
NERVOUS DEBILITY, &c.-Dr. HAMMOND
~ has returned from France No az oht bet "a and 9Ayes
DADICAL CURE-Without knife, caustic, or
Ii business Structure Hsia Plies Diseases Of
and Determines OF the bye Nose,
Pace and Person HENRY DANIELS NJ d. No IA LeIngonS'e
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NEW-YORK AND, .NEW-HAYEN RAIL


SUMNER ARRANGEMENT
COMMENCING MAY 10. 1863
PASSENGER Station NeWlork VI Twenty seventh e. and
Fourth.avt. Entrance o Twenty sevculhst
TRAINS LEAVE NETWORK,
For New Haven and Bridgeport (EE ll:V M 1913 kEhh
(EIl. 3i5 4JO $3.50 audi (.K.l 3. m
For Milford Satod Fairfield, Southport aud Ns'iPor HS
Fo1 Sorrsi Z 3 tEII o ao A. IN I25 EI) (EE 3:i'
- F1 bsI NJ = 5 as 40 $50 $50 p m
For STANFORD z tEI) g. ll3Oa M l25 E1), 22 (ELl
orT,S,aTh ii 80 M ass 3:i5 as $780, ESQ., 7:I'
For Port Chester aud intermediate stations att O. ;1oA nj 2iS
3:l5 AS. 500, $3.50. 7;l5, an 6:20 p No.. ,,.,
wv CONNECTING TRAINS
For Boston. via Springfield, a. N. (kLE lELl p ~
For Boston. via Shore Line. 1915 Tx J. 8 p m.
Fer Hartford and Springfield tx } Z;l9 lEi m
For Connecticut River Railroad (EI 1870 P H. 70 h0h'reA
D.. M 10 Northampton. ,o.ts
7. - c...,..,.. p.u,o.s a. q
i2:l5 80 D. ZOO, 49, ., yv.,!...t...L
For IIous,toac Railroad a m. and P N
Railroad, a. m ) tEEl 4iJJ ? m
Eor DsBbury aud Norsak Railroad M Eo ana tJl n aal
a m In connection Fegat tram from No"aA 70 paubarJ'
For New Canaan Railroad 1913, A;3l, aud 9;3J p m
CoauoJous Sleeping Cars attached 70 2 ~ ian' ,.i.t
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STEAMBOATS, auO aaiIroaos.

V'HE DREAMER SAFETY BRAKE is the
most vaaab~ SAFEGUARD applet Railroad Trsin Thou
sArds o. then hN q. tkEAhEk 4 son
No
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o. II. PERsoS. AuctioneeL
by A. ID. MELLICK, III, q BRO, Auction
ID and dealers DO HWJeey Real Estate No p PUest l.
TUESDAY, AUGUST 3,
y IT,,
ABSOLUTE SALE.
by order Of J. r. GILMORE. esQ, -
70 VERY DESIRABLE VILLA PLOTS,
AT ORANGE, n. j.,
beautifully situated Scoault, directly satA Of Trmo1t ave,
Minutes vaE Of Moose au Orange VALLEY stations
ard Railroad glce Lo, situated 10 ihe center
of the LOVELY ORANGE VALLEY nicely shaded, and jt
az Gle Las. tI Orange NOuaaB ana Do tlc immediate
regces o. Ntssr t GolI Jotu O. No'e
Also toe day. 50 VILLA IIOIs four minutes walk IRON
TIE BRICK CHURCH STATION % uaa;rs fou Ne'-lgr aud
three uiautes Newark hOf. tbulclt Schools,
entirely s.rulrlr l ttt h lEIgierfl a o4
There w also be- OIcd desirable iNiDtH'L iv leI 'Ao
with great shuuaauca shade sud ornamental shrubtcry
the auction sale that ts GLH fas in ofatfc a Fft
erous add auciuurer Go make '1e 81
most agreeable ar. suCcs sales Of tc season Special irI
tle foot Of Barcat, % lt o'clock IT, ffee I's. H Pc
6ffos or letters Cart John Iaur- rH sTea force OF o.
ta-Hs, a D. on The eject a ,4fa@1 aut boys
A collation. Will be furnished before l' tae For Railroad fss-ts hls
PARTICULAR apply az the oc o. ily Aucuoleefs No - fae
o.. Nef-York
7 EWI5 E. WOOD, AuctionccI, viii sell
II THIS DAY. - 1o.r.ars o.. TO-.
on The ground To- Ward o. icseT Tie valuable
LOTS OF GEOlED Atu HOUSE,
situated 3d. and 90 lo 20 feet wet a. 'refte st. o1
two Eocslfrom EUl t AI.U Reefs oI oi
frame house. hu good. substantial arf ad e'las
rooms property valuable Tor luuiaetulE purpose
Is the font lnrt.tt b. 100 feet
-'' '''' LEWIS F. WOOD Aur.iolser
no O. Montgomery tt, Jcfer Ctr
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NEW JERSEY RAlLR0AD-FR0M Foo OF
~ COURrLANDrsr-E PHILADELPHIA va ken.inson. 20 "a
m VIA Camden D. p. Wa West Philadelphia, a N. ~
n 10 l2.5o p M P M y ~ geo p M !. Isa, Fot
Nashingon-sO N, l2iJO NJ, 5'4V =" ''
Sontb and South Vests a. q m, 92O' ?. g..o,o
FOR THE wEST8:ioA m. 1880 p NJ, p NJ. pm t ~
M and D. thrsugh Cincinnati aud Nh'eao ~
change silver Palace Sleeping Cars on a. taip lan uf 49,,
Cprnnat ami Chicago without change. daily SATURDAY ana ~ IT,
excepted aud those days p ~ traia lss rs WIS wy ~
running through Chicago by evening haea CpsH,l
Msy TO- 1869 r. w. JACKSON uenetM euIel -
NETWORK to MONTREAL WITHOUT
~ CHANGE or CARSON and AFTER july -, O' passenger
tr.iu aud Harlem Ralroil Depot corner 81
and Fourth ave. daily (Sunias eAep'. a. ~
intermediate Hoh's At0Ae N'1 "
urocufed and baggage checked 10 all points North ..
- l. G. DuCKHOtT General Sdperntenlfnt
SOUTH SIDE RAILROAD OF LONG
- ISLAND-SuMAERA ARRANGEMENT or and amer Sgne 'O'
the trains will leave Roosevelt aul GandsL Ferries a. 0As
Ga. NJ, Mail for PatckogHe and Way Stations
10 m MerT.cA aui all stations v.u.- s,ra,,
3mp m Pstebague stopping at Jamaica, e! .
Baiiwnye. Merries, South oyster Bay, anal al sns ny n1o
Wtwooi Passengers by this train VIII Dc ucAs'o'
Fire saDi, stage from PAtehogue
4:a0 Accommodation 10 lslni 1.n 800.
70 Merriek and on ssurlays lhrSashs ~ and "a
will at Valley Stream Tor u.IITE
NJ train viii connect With boat for Fire lsAhu
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Grintrng.

las. Everdell, 500 B'way, StatiOner, Engrayer,
GBd job Printer Wedding Cds Orders Of Baneiag lhaed Note
Paper and Fancy Printing; low PrIo,a
WIN EVERDELL's SONS, No: FO4 Fnlton-st.
w STEAM JOB PRINTERS and LABEL MANUFACfUR
FRS.
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Wall-si. Exchange BanL.-staemtat Of the wALI-ST tx
BANK reqfto y Ctspier go Lava is6s the ws
tutiug the 3lst d,y ofJuly, 1905 -
Dsounts
Az IT,
Civ ana ofNew York, J. o Hxo Cashier III WsSt
Bark
10 knordgt ard behet
swor y tLG % GsJ u AutsF NO
J.EI' W. R4la, Notary PulS
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CTEAAI TO ANTWERP,
y CALLING AT SOUTHAMPTON.
INNAN LINZ
G TY OF LlMEKCk.........AlFHst6
CITY or DDBLIN.............hcP .,.nberl
Ar monthly bout the
RATES OF STEEHAGE PASSAGE:
To % cueurylo SO enrfreer
81 cureHeyII0 Pars-.. - currency
JoHS g. U4LE Agent No IS Bro,ls,r. Sls.Yotl
y1HE NORTH GERMAN LLOYD
L Steamship uOSAC. capt q Etsst
e-py s urts states Mail iou tue Bgeme Pier foot 81
~ on THURSDAY Agguss5.
BREMEN VIA SOUTHAMPTON
TANNING PASSENGERS TO
LONDON UAvRE SOUTHAMPTON BaEAEN the iolosinf
faes payable IN gold. -.
keCUld kalin... l'etA
feeraee truu Bremen. -
the steamship HERhANN CapL W H. saAs %
THURSDAY. August r. --.. go.
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Stuyyesnnt Rnn-Siaieineut the STUYVESANT DAEE n
sqoirsd Chapter Laws Of @ for saturday. a
d. J4y ltfs
n
nmOu 80
Lcins
JOHN
sworn 10 Deo nc tis 3lst day o. Jolly sos
HusIla Notary puhl,,
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NEW ALL RAIL ROUTE TO ALL POINTS IN EAST
TENNESSEE, GEORGIA AND THE CARoLINAs, VIA
SELMA.-Mr. Jno. B. Peek, general agent, pub
lishes this morning specification of the different
routes on the above line. Between New Orleans
and Atlanta no changes of cars occur, and the
distance is accomplished five hours quicker than
by any other route.
The line is well supplied with first class car
riages and every convenience brought into requisi-
ton to render voyage by rail as agreeable as
possible. The fare has been established at very
low rate, and baggage not only checked entirely
through, but freight also transported without
break of bulk. Daily trains depart from the city
at A. NJ, and the travelling community will not
only find this route the most expeditions, but also
the least expensive. Tickets are sold at the Odd
Fellows Hall in the Office Of N. o. J. G.. r.
r f
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BLACK CANVAS BAREGE AND s-4 BLACK WORST
ED GRENADNE AT 50 00.-As Spring approaches
with all its varied attractions, we look around
with smile of pleasure and bid parting adieu
to hosry.h Winter without regretful feel
ing. with the advent OF this deiectable season
our merchants commence their customary prepar.
atoms, and peep into the dry goods establish
ment of Messrs. Brsselman Il Co., corner of Mag.
azine and st. Andrew streets, will convince the
ladies that this energetic firm has not been dila-
tory in providing for their wants. Their line of
dress goods challenge comparison, and If our
readers will but satisfy themselves by an ocular
demonstration, and also refer to their advertise
ment in this mornings edition, we are convinced
that they will find it difficult to resist the induce
ments offered.
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BAR, ROD, BOILER AND SHEET IRON AND STEEL
AT RosTIcK & SEYMoUR's, CORNER OF FRONT AND
FULTON SrREETs.-There are but few of our
country merchants who are unfamiliar with the
reputation of this popular house. Established for
years in our community, their business annually
increasing and their patronage extending far and
vide, they have finally become the leaders in this
line of merchandise, and as such are recognized
and esteemed by all branches here. The wants of
the trade are literally supplied everything apper-
tanning to their department being kept on hand in
vast quantities and if strangers in pursuit of such
will but refer to their advertisement this morning,
they will find that our assertion is not unfounded.
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AnDld Poem.
BY sis John SUCKING.

Shall /, wasting in despair.
Die, because a ssoman's fair
Or make pale Isy cheeks with care,
Cause apothers rosy are?
Be one fsirer than the day,
Or the fowery qpeades in May,
Ifshe be not 70 TO me,
What care BOW fair she be?
Shall my foolish heart be panied,
Cause see woman kind,
Or well disposed nature,
Joined with lovely feature?
Be she meekers kinder. than
Turtle dove or pelican,
IL she be not so to me,
What care how kind she be
Shall a womau's virtue move
Me to perish for her love!
Or her well deserving known,
Make quite frget mine own?
Be she with That goodness blest,
Which may gain her name Of best,
II she be not such to me.
What care how good she be?
Cause her fortunes seem too high,
Shall play the fool and diel
Those that bear q noble mind,
Where they want of riches find,
Think what with them they would do,
That without them dare to WOO;
And unless that mind see.
What care how great she be!
Great, or good. or kind, or fair.
will meier the more despair,
II she love IDe, this believe,
] will die ere;she shall grieye;
II she slight me when WOO,
can scorn &nd let her go;
For If she be not so for me,
What careI1 for whom she be?
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OFFICIAL.

MAYoRALTY OF New ORLEANS,
City Hall. March 10, 1863. I
mo. 1327-N. s.
Resolved, That the controller be and he is here.
BY authorized, after five days notice in the Off
cial Journal TO adjudicate contract TO the lowest
bidder or bidders Tor widening cleaning and deep
ening st. Anthony street canal from Josephine
street to Humanity street. the work to be done in
strict accordance with specifications on file in the
Office of the city surveyor.
(Sipned) THOMAS MARKEY,
President Board Aldermen.
(Signed) ALFRED KEARNY,
President Board Assistant Aldermen.
Approved March 10, 1869 r.
(Signed) JOHN X. CONWAY, Mayor.
A true CODY: ai.s1 .Iaii -.
JOHN W. OVERALL, Secretary.
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and yielding. over lOO loco loco toms Of coal per

and yielding over lOO,ooO,OOo tons Of coal per
annum. ..t NEt3 3
From LIST January to 18th February. 1868, Coba
exported "a l62 900 cigars and 1855 pounds OF
leaf tobacco, and for the same time in 1863, 2S.-
27s,Ooo cigars and LIZA $50 pounds of leaf TO-
bacco. s
The salt company Of Syracuse, N. T., which
commenced business seven years ago with capt.
tai of sl6o 600, has divided 100000 among It's
stockholders, and accumulated surplus fund oil
5000, 600.
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French Spy, Ixion! French Spy, lxion, Mon
day night Academy Of Music.

DIAMOND DRUG MnL.-we direct the particular
attention of all branches requiring the above TO
its remarkable adaptation to various usages. FOR
druggists II is infinitely appropriate in grinding
drugs. spices. etc. Wholesale tobscconists and
grocers will find it equally serviceable for sucn
purposes as their special departments may sus'
gest Mr.. ". d. Levitt, the agent and patensee,
No. l6e Grsvier street, is the sole vendor,
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MEssRs. A. T. BENNETT Co.-The card Of
these reliable and popular merchants appears
elsewhere In our columns. Concerning the old
and well known firm, one Of the staunchsttin our
city, but little need be said. Mr.. Pickens Bennett,
the junior partner, is young merchant enter
prising, liberal and accommodating. HAVING been
raised here in our midst, he needs no word 1, his
favor. either to his numerous business ~ftsusin-
tsnces or his thousand personal friends. associ-
ated and identified with tine firm hri u. ..
Hockersmith, gentleman long resoenf here,
and possessed Of fine business acquiremestsi IIhe
firm with such gentlemen to aid IN csrrEnana It's
affairs cannot fall to continue in lite presehypros-
porous career. 3
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MAYoRALTY OF NEW ORLEANS,
City Hall, March 10, 1869.
TNo. RAIN. ST

Resolved, That the adjudication Of q contract
No 1851. N. g., for digging. cleaning and widening
Marigny Canal, from London avenue to Elysian
Fields, to John Wolf as principal and j. A. Florat
security, at two hundred and sixty dollars (s260)
per running acre, be and the same 10 hereby re.
jected.
he s hereby authorized to re-sdjndicste the afore
mentioned contract to the lowest bidder after five
days notice in the official journal; the work to
be done in accordance with specifications on die
in the Office Of the city surveyor.
fSigned) ALFRED KEARNY,
President Board Assistant Aldermen.
(Signed) THOMAS MARKEY,
President Board Aldermen.
Approved March 10, 1869. -.,l
(Signed) JOHN r. CONWAY, Mayor.
A true copy: s.plFf.I .Fila#
JONI W. OVERALL, Secretary. ~
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MAYoRALrY OF NEW ORLEANS,
City Hall, March 10, 1869. !
mo. 1340-N. g.
Resolued. That the controller be and he is here
cal journal, 70 s6juuicsre evnsrses sosse lowest
bidder or bidders for raising the grade of the ban
quette on the south side of Gravier street, be-
tween Baronne and Dryades streets, the work to
be done in strict accordance with specifications on
file in the Office OF the city surveyor.
(Signed) ALFRED KEARNY,
President Board Assistant Aldermen.
(Signed) THOMAS MARKEY,
President Board Aldermen.
Approved March 10, 1869.
(Signed) JOHN 4. CONWAY, Mayor.
A true copy:
JOHN W. OVERALL, Secretary.
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Two lots fronting on Roman street, $llO0.
One lot fronting on Derbigny street, $lll6.
One lot fronting on Derbigny street, aoJoinings
One lot. with improvements thereon, on French
street, between Cssacalvo and Victory, $3.50.
One lot on New Levee street, between La
fayette and Poydras with buildings and improve
ments, $1,000. -
q One lot on Tchoupitoulss street, between La
fayette and Poy dras with improvements, $40 200.
One lot on st. Philippe, between 81, claude
One lot. corner Derbigny and Dumaine streets,
with improvements, ETC., $4,000.
One lot on Orleans street, between Claiborne
and Derbigny, with improvements, $500.
The above, prices are considered as being eA-
By S. Guinault. Thursday. March IL: brick
house. corner Frenchmen and Victory streets, Tor
sll, 600.
A two.story brick house. on Victory street, ad'
Joining above, for $4,000.
A two.story brick house, similar to last and ad-
joining the first mentioned, for s4l00.
A tvo.story brick house, corner Victory and Es-
planade streets, for $4,000.
lot and buildings on Esplanade street, adjoin-
ing last named, for $4,000.
lot and buildings on Esplanade street, same
as last named, for $5000
A two-story brick house on Victory street, be.
tween Eysian Fields and Frenchmen streets, for
$3.50.
A two story brick house next to preceding for
s4O5O. r'r.rslI- i. I...
A tW0st0ry Dr1ck mouse, cOrner OhsdCoiNV anu
Frenchmen streets, for $500.
A brick house adjoining last named on French
men street, for $4,000. l..--,-
A two-story brick house, No. 80 Vaudeville
street, for $4,000. ,..- u
two story brick house, correr Levee and Port
streets, and rights of batture, for $500.
A two.story brick house, No. Sc Union s9eet,
| for $500. - II. t.-r
| A vacant lot on Union street, between Love add
| Goodchildren subject to lease at $40 per month,
expiring in 1870, for 5000. Buildings belong to
| the lessee. f.. q t....-5. .-, II.
a two.story house, 367 Love street for $3.50.
| A house, No. 20 st. Bernard Avenue for $500.
| A house, No. 496 Bagstelle street for $ll00.
| A lot and two houses on Milneburg street,
corner Elysian Fields and Frankfort, for $40.
| Vacant lot on Frenchmen street, between
Morales and Urquhart, for $3.50.
Vacant lot on Love street. between Music and
Poet, for $ll00.
Two adjoining lots on Frenchmen street, one
forming corner ef Force for 5000.
One lot of ground on Force street, between
Union and Bagatelle for S45.
The undivided half Of IA lots on square between
Annette, st. Anthony, Magistrate and Virtue
Eight lots in Faubourg Darcantel for $50. 49,.
Two lots on Claiborne street, In Clouet District
for $205. .cr.
| Three squares of ground in MacDonoghville
each divided into "a lots, for 1926. .r.
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MAYoRALrY OF NEW ORLEANS,
City Hall, March 10, 1869.
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MAYoRALTY OF NEW ORLEANS,
City Hall, March 10, 1869. !
mo. l32s-N. ST.
Resolued That the controller be and he Is here.
by authorized, after five days notice in the official
journal, to adjudicate a contract to the lowest
bidder or bidders for shellng and grading Lapey-
rouse street from Claiborne street to GENTLY
Road, the work TO be done In strict accordance
with specifications on file in the office of the city
surveyor.
(Signed) ALFRED kEARNY,
President Board Assistant Aldermen.
(Sipned) THOMAS MAKKEY,
President Board Aldermen.
Approved March 10. 1869.
(Signed) JOHN x. CONWAY, Mayor.
JOHN W. OVERALL, Secretary.
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