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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-02-25
NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.
MAYORS OFFICE. CouSCIL HAL
City OF CarrOlltOn, January 81, 1873,

I
City OF CarrOllton, January 81, 1873.
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT IN ACCORD
~ ance with an ordinance adopted by the Mayor
and Council OF the city OF Carrollton February o.
1873, will adiudicate to the lowest bidder. after
thirty days notice, on SATURDAY, March Is, 1873.
at II A. NJ. at tho Council Hall. the contract for
paving the following streets, to wit:
Jefferson street, both sides. from hevee 70 Fifth
street; Cambronne, both sides from Levee TO Fifth
street, except such as has been done per exist
ing ordinance; Madison both sides, from Second to
Fifth street. end one side. from second 70 Levee
street: Dublin. both sides from Second 10 Fifth
street; Short, b tn sides, from Levee to Fourth
street: Washington. both sides, from Levee to
Fourth street, except sHch as has been made per
existing ordinance; adams, both sides. from st.
Charles TO Fourth street; Clinton. both sides, from
Levee to Third street. except such as been made
per existing ordinance.
This to be done in accordance with specifications
filed on the thirty first dav of January 1873. with
the secretary and Controller OF said city. at the
aforesaid hall. and that the contractor shall CONF
menUe said work in fifteen days after adjudication
and 30 be completed per contract with the
M1vor and that the said work be paid for per
amended charter OF the city. The adjudication 10
be subject the approval or rejection of the Mayor
and Council. A. Il. BRiCE. Mayor.
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NOTICE..

UNITED STATES CONSOLIDATED LAND OFFICE, I
New Orleans, La. February ii. 1915. J
IN ACCORDANCE WITH INSTRUCTIONS RE.
i Ceved from the Commissioner of the General
Land Office dated January 3d. 1873 notice is here.
by given that on and after the SlFTEkNTR DAY
OF MARCH, 1873, the following lands ID the late
Southwestern Land District. Louisiana, which
were approved under the act of June ,, 1856 to the
State of LOui, lana for the New Orleans. OIelOusas
and Great Western railroad, lying west OF BrasheaT
CITY, and declared 70 feits1 to the United States
by act OF Congress OF July H. 1870, will be restored
to entry undeG the provisions @: the Homestead
laws, to VIZ:
All such unappropriated lands lying and being in
Townships O. aud south range east.
Townships :; g, 9. l0and ii south, range east.
ToWI ships g. 9. TO- II and Il south. range east.
Townships 3. 9. 40, II. IL and IL south, range
east.
Townships 10. ", /! and Is south. saHGe east
Townships II. Il md Is south, range d east
Townships ] |, l3 and - south range Teasto
Townships ~ and l.. south, range east.
Townships 10. II and u south, range east
Townships II u, Is and Il south, range 10 s.st
Township. Is and Is SOUTH range II .as'.
TGwr ship. Is and 10 south, range II eaSto
Townships } and d south, range west
Townships and } south. range Sest.
Townships 3 aud ) s"uth. range sfSf.
Townships ,. 3, = and south, range west.
TOwr ships J. :, 3. aud south, range west
Townships l. :, and south, sangeS west.
Townships |, }, 3 and south, range west
Townships !. ., and south, range west.
Town ships |. ;, , and ! south. range vest
Townships I. !. ) and 1 SOUTH, range 10 wssto
Townships !, :. and south. ranse II west.
Townships l. B ave south, range IL west.
CHARLES BARNARD. Register
frll 5taw4w W. II. HYATT. Receiver
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condition of this people. The speaker
held that the four years struggle in which
the Cubans had been engaged, in which they
had been unconquered and were un0n-
Guerable, demonstrated their right TO recog-
milton az q belIigerent among the nations os
the world. Every nation has been found 70
have abjured slavery. except Spain, and
now Spain can not keep peace within her
own borders. The destiny of Cuba was to
be a republic. The soil of this continent is
for REPUBLICS on.v. Mexico ia. been for
fifty years a republ:c-not such q one as we
wish abe was. bu, still a republic. The
ENGLISH dominion in North America hss
already been pervadrd with the republjc
spirit which has spread over or borders.
And this is the predestined fate Of Cuba.
San Domingo. jamaica and the Yves: In
dies.
The co,ored people Of Louisiana know
the value of Liberty because they have
known the curse of slavery: and among no
peoDle on earth will the Joy be greater than
in our hearts when there comes the tidings
that Cuba is emancipated and free.
Mr., Browns remarks. which were eio-
ouent and inspir;.ing. though impromp:u.
elected frequent and loud applause.
Hon. J. H. ingraham followed in an eio
ouent panegyric 10 the friends and heroes of
tho Cuban cause. and predicted all the
blessings Of freedom az the reward Of the
struggling slaves fighting so va!iantlT now
for liberty. The remarks OF This eloquen:
orato. were full of brilliant passages. and
space alone prevents Our publishing them
IN full.
Hon. J. Henri Burch made the concluding
spaech of the evening. and was warmly re-
ceiyad and listened to with close attention.
AZ the conclusion of his address he moved
the adoptioa Of the resolutions. which mo.
tion was carried amid immense enthusiasm.
The following named gentlemen were
then unanimously elected delegates to tie
national convention of cOlored men to be
held a; Washington, District OF Columbia.
March 5, 1873, for the purpose Of urging
our government to give material aid to the
CubaDs: Hon. ?. b. S. Pinchback. Hon.
James II. Iugraham. Hon. j. Henr! Bnrch,
Colone, James Lewis, 7. Morris Chester,
ESQ. Hon. Harry Lott.
Ia. meeting then adjourned.
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D1AMoHDs, JEwELRY. ETC.-The continue
ton OF the great and peiemptory sale of
unredeemed pledges viii take place on
Wednesday. February 26 1873 at eleven
o'clock. corner Of Gravier and s.. Charles
streets. consisting of the finest selection of
diamonds, such as crosses. breastpins. rings,
earrings. etc: as, g"ntlecaen's and ladies'
gold watches OF best makers. gold chains.
operas. ladies' cLa-eiains. opera glasses,
etc. the whole t" be SOLD regardless, @;
amour. loaned. This sale "a worthy the
attention OF merchants and tie public IN
general. and hein. :le closing enc. 'h-y
should not fail - attend. Hesscs. NoAt-
go,ncrv are the auctioneers.
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CANCELLATION OF BOND.

STATE OF LOUISIANA.
Executive Department, :
New Orleans February ii, 1873
WHEREAS APPLICATION HAS BEEN MADE TO
w me Tor the canceliariOn OF the official bond
OF LOui. T. Deiassze Administrator OF Water
WORKS aud Publie Buildings in and for the city OF
Sew orleans, TO wit hnnd dated the second
Aprii 1870 II, .he sum of Sl5.0OO, signed by
Louis r. Drlsssze as principal and Blanc F. Jou,
bert and Sidney Thraaa surati.5; the said BOND
Being conditioned for .he faithful performance by
the SAID Louis I. De!assiIe OF lis duties do admin
istratOr aforesaid. ,
Ea,ice is hereby given to all persons interested
IN the sad bond TO file the! rctIohs 10 the can
collation. thereof, wiring, i'll the otfc" OF the
Secretary oI STATE. within uiu"tJ days after the
last publication hereof.
.iivrn under NV hand and tht seal Of the state.
Il is ell yeuth day OF February. eighteen hundred
and SEVENTY II, &c. and OF the indedtndeHce OF ihe
United States ihe ninetv-Seveuth.
WILLIAM p. KELLOGG.
Dv M" Governor:
WILLIAM WEEk.. Assistant Secretary OF SIate
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CANCELLATION OF BOND.

STArx OF LOUISIANA
Executive Department
Sew Orleans. January u, 1873.
WHEREAS, APPLICATION HAS BEEN MADE
W 20 ME fer the cancellation of the official bends OF
Hubert BOuzano, Administrator OF Assessments
Ct The CITY OF New Orleans, TO Wif: one bond dated
Au.il l. 1870. in the sum of 425 GO, signed by II.
SoazanO AS principal. aud John Armstrong and
ChIi.tlaD Schneider suretIts, Il. said bond
beng conditioned! for the faithful performance by
the said II. 30 zaLo OF his duties as Admnlstra-
tor f Asse ssfi.snts aforesaid: and
Whereas, application has been made 20 me foI
the cancellation of TIE official bonds OF Hubert
BonzanO az Administrator OF Assessments Of the
c,ty 81 New Orleans to wit \ bond dated febru
ary % 1871! IN Ire of S25 600. signei by h.
Bouzano AS principal, and Christian, Schneider and
CIithbrrt II. SlOcOmJ SUTc;les, the said bond ee
ing likewise conditioned for tho faithful perform
auce by said II. BOu2anO OF his duties As Admins
traitor of Assessments aforesaid. Notice is hereby
given to ali persons Interested Ill sad bonds
to file their objections to the cancellation thereon
in writing in the office OF the Secretary OF state
within ninety days after the last puollcatloT
hereof.
Given unde- mr hand and the seal Of the state
hi. t~ .nty seventh day of anUGry A d. 1913, anC
of the independence of lie United states the nine
ty-seventh.
By the Governor
WILLIAM WEsXs.
Assistant Secretary Of State ta2e J0t
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MAJORS OFFICE, CouxcIL HAL,

MAJORS OFFICE, CoUNCIL HALL,
City of Carrollton, January 81, 1873.
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT IN ACCORD
~ anCe with ordinance adopted by the Mayor
and Council of the city of CarrolltOn January u,
1873. will adjudicate TO the lowest bidder on the
third day of March, 1873, at IL NJ at the CounC!'
Hall of Carrollton the contract for constructor.
the wooden curbings on the following streets, to
wit
Burdetfe, from Levee to Fourth streets both
sides Except such has already been made il
conformity with existing 0rdinances).
Hillary. from Lsvee street to Fourth street both
sides except such has already been made In
conformity with existing ordnancss).
This to be done in accordance with specifications
filed tho thir yfirst day of January 1873 with the
secretary and controller of said eity at tho afore
said hall. and that the contractor shall commence
said work i'll fifteen days after adjudication and &c
be completed as per contract with the mavor; and
that said work b. paid fog as per amended charter
OF the city,
The adjudication 20 be subject 20 the approva
or rejection OF the Mayor and Council
A. g. BRICE, Mayor.
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tANCELi.ATION OF BOND.

STATE OF LOUISIANA, j
Executive D. partmtnT,
New Orleans, February a. 1913.
HCHEHEiI. APPLICATION HAS BEEN hADE
w 90 m. ror the cancellation OF the official bond
of Alexander i. Barber az harhnImsster in and
for the parish of Orleans, TO wit: 4 bond dated
August s, 1863 in the OF twenty five hundred
dollars, signed ny Alexander r. Barber principal
and i L. BOrie a. d Garter B. Low. as sureties;
tho said bond being conditioned for tine faithful
performance. by tho said Alexander +. BaTbsE OF
his duties as harbOrmastsF aforesaid.
Notice is hereby given to all persons int"it sted
in the said bond 10 file their objections TO the can
collation. thereof in writing in the Office OF the
Secretary OF State. within ninety days after lhe
last publication hereof
Given under INV hand and tho seal NJ the State.
this fourt eenth day of February, eighteen hundred
and seventy-thrt- and of the independence OF the
United States the ninsty-s'venth.
WILLIAM 7. KELLOGG.
BV the Governors:
WILLIAM WKEKs,
4ssistau, Secretary Of state felI 80.
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IN BANKRUPTCY,
ESTATE OF B4NfEL HfCkEr.

United STATES MANsIk?'s ''rF"E.
New Orleans FEBRUARY - bS.:. !
fffHiS IS T@ GIVE NOTICE THAT Az ALIAS
4 warrant N bankruptcy hAs bs,n isa'sf bIs of
the District Court OF the United "is'sS rag the
District Of LOu5iaaa, against the @stateO; 0au.e+
Hickey III ths pa1ish of West Baton Rouge state
of Louisiana. adiudged a bankrupt, upon has own
petition: thar tn. payment of any '-1ts 1'd shG
delivery OF any p, Operty belonging 2" sand ''ank'
rupt to him. fOy his uss. AMI :hs 'Isl.5e. 1E any
property by him f0rbiddcI. Dy ,aw: that "a
meeting the creditors of said oanErHpr. S provo
their debts and rhoOs1 one more ass. = ."ts Of
his estate. w.. b. held az a court Ot Bankruptcy
TO br holden on thr sry-n.h dag az Mach
A. y. i51?. ~ u 4. NJ. ~ the E.s'"'M.suss
bu.lding. j. ~ Dreams before EsS S~ "S:o 's.ssa
s. u r4'HsGS
'.21 ms: Selitrd States M.0.'.P'.
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OFFICIAL NOTICES.
CANCELLATION OF BOND.

STATE OF LOUISIANA, J
Executive Department,
New Orleans February 1873.
WHEREAS, APPLICATION HAS BEEN MADE
w to me for the cancellation of the bond of jules
AMascot, Criminal Sheriff in and for the parish
of Orleans to wit: bond dated November q,
1910. in the sum of $4,000, signed by Jules A.
MascOt, as principal and John NJ Hoyle, FRANCOIS
Lacroix and Victor PeSsOu suretes; the said
bond being conditioned Tor the faithful perform
ance by the said Jules A. Masicot of his duties as
Criminal Sheriff aforesaid
Notice is hereby given to all persons interested
in said bond to file their objections to the can
collation. thereof, writing, in the office OF the
Secretary OF State. within ninety days after the
last publica ion hereof.
Given under my Iand and seal of the State, this
seventh day of February, eighteen hundred and
seventy three, and of the independence of the
United States the nihety-Sevcnth.
WILLIAM P. KELLOGG.
BY the Governor:
WILLIAM WEEKS.
aSI;stoDt S.cratorv NJ fpl
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OFFICIAL NOTICES.
TO ALL WHOM MAY CONCERN.
JAMES J. OHARA VS.. W. FLOTO AND CERTAIN
LOTS on PHILIP AND LIBERTY STREETS.


sixth Distric. Court for the Parish of Orleans
No. 1907.
WHEREAS, JAMES J. OHARA DID PRESENT
W his petition TO the honorable the Judge of the
Sxth District Court for the parish of OIL ans
praying the provisional seizure and sale of certain
lots of ground hereinafter described upon which
he hath privilege to satisfy his demand for four
hundred and sixteen dollars and forty-two cents
with eight per cent per annum interest from April
|, 1872, for the construction of sidewalk before
the same. and pay all costs; and
Whereas, |, William P. Harper, sheriff bv virtue
of al order and writ of provisional seizure TO me
issued and directed by the said honorable court in
the above entitled ard numbered suit nave seized
and taken into my possession The following dr.
scIibed property, TO wit
Two certain lots of ground in he square bounded
~ Jackson, Philip, Howard and Liberty streets
designated by the nun beIS sixteen aud seventeen
Lot number seventeen forms the corner of P lip
and Liberty streets and measures twenty four feet
seven inches front Liberty street by depth ofone
hundred aud thirty eight teet inches four lines
Lot number sixteen measures thirty feet front on
Liberty street by a depth hundred and
thirty Ell ht feet six inches, more or less.
Now, therefore notice is hereby given to all per.
sons interested. and to W. FlOto 20 appear within
fifteen days to answer TO the petition of James J.
O'Hara so presented as above set forth.
Shtrtfs office, parish of Orleans, New Orleans
February II, 1873.
fpI2 2028 ". p. HARPER. Sheriff
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The Tonic of the Period

easOn to persons deficient in stamina an; out OF
health. To rally their physical energies b. the
most approved .rtidcia! means IL the duty they
Ow. to themselves. FOr.mOs: among the tones
and alternatives OF tae aga stands Hostettels
Stomach Bitters. 4 Is ge!able stimuiaus ana
corrective, against ". cil tenahle objection can
be u;Sed. There Is no risk in recommending II as
the be,. preparation il exis .nce for TenoTati:s a.
enteebei ard broken down system. The mos;
valuable medicinal products that nature has ever
Welded 20 botanical research blended In this
famous elixir. and its stimulating basis IS recos-
nzed in our public hospitals as the p!rest OF a. :he
varieties of distilled liquors. For general debility.
nervous weakness. dyspepsia, constipation rheu-
m.isnl si,iou.n-ss and intermittent fevers /: Is a
positive specific. fei" "t sodN
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-02-25

The price Of gas has been reduced in St.
Louis, but there is al immense increase in
the register o. gas meters. Since the re
ducton in price. the monthly bill OF the
81. Loui. Times has been increased, with.
out any apparent reason, thirty-three per
cent. Gas consumers il New Orleans do
no, want suca a reduction as this.
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SALE OF MARKET REVENUE.

DEPARTMENT OF COMMERCE.,
Sew Orleans FEBRUARY l.. 1913.
II"ILH RR SOLD FOa CASH, AT PUBLIC ACC.
W ,iOn, on NEDSE. DAY. the tw"uty.sI.th m.
slant ~ twelve O'Clock NJ, IN the city Hail. the
revenues %: the public markets :Ur The month 81
VI ar. II. 1873.
Tn. l"ssess vii I've required 70 csnf0r'n I" ali 'h-
city ofdiuanrs> relating to markets. ard vii! have
the privilege OF collecting the revenue according
to ordinance. 40 81. = amended.
accepted aiNr,s VIII be required ?" max" a de
posi-; oi q. . .uuited and fifty O!ars in cash Of
.:.A maj lsct s, She ZINE of sale. which -hai! &c
forfeited the city III Ease OF failure 20 complete
the contract Eds 10 be made in currency.
+. VI. URN RUIZ.
t,.'G II yr ~ ~. Administrator of Commerce.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-02-25
GpEGTAT, NOTICES.

SueCia, NOficg.-Sew Orleans Jackson Al ii
Great Northern Railroad, Freight Department New
Orleans February p i5s.-iA obedience 70 th-
commands OF HIS Niirsty u. kinI OF Carnival.
leave of abIenCe is granted to all "mplov.t o: TINS
de J.ar1 inent during the day ard nigh OF February
2j 1873. except such NAY Do detailed 10 pro-
tect company pr0pe.ty. Shippers of freight WI!
tahe due notice ;ha. ware houses VA! be closed
to day.
- u Z 4 RrREE EEsg Age.t.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-02-25

CoTIoN THIEvEs.-IIenry Taylor is an
other consignee Of piltered cotton, and came
to grief Saturday a: the hands OF Officer
Dumas.
The same officer arrested Christine Davis.
keeper of q junk shop on Crossmsn street.
for buying cotton pilfered from the levee.
Her place has long been known az a
"fence" As Mrs. Davis calls her shop The
Equal Rights" she can have an opportunity
to try hers with Thomas DE Bush. arrested
for the same Ctfense.
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Tn Al. WHOM 1T WY CONNEKN.
JAMES J. O'HARA vs.. a CERTAIN PORTION OF
GEOCNv BELONGING TO J. POTHIEE.
sixth District Court for the Parish OF CE,raIl.-
No. tJJI.

Sixth District Court for the paIIsh OF "a FAM
No. iJJi.
77-HETEAS, I;NFs J. cNiRA DID PRESENT
" his petition t" :ie honorable 'he judge ~
iI. Sixth District Court for I'll. parish of orleans,
lain portion OF or. uid hereinafter "cscrned. "Ion
v'ich u" hath = privilege, /" satisi' ii. demand
fol- four humid ed aud egnt-e .OIlar. ant fourteen
cents with eight per cent interest per t;lInIt nom
Au:i. !372 for the construction OK a s!e"% ."''
,O'+ he same, and 10 pav all costs: and
Whereas. !. William P. Harper, sheriff ~ '.i'ne
q! ..u order IN: wit 0t provisional ErZhr' :" me
ISSUED aud di ,.fsd rI 5hc saIi ho' 0ld0c court.
ii ;h- above entitled AMI Numbered sat. have
seized AID taken :.tO .nr possession .hr 20. ~
described property. 10 wit
:. certain p1.t."u or lot OF G'O.C III We F"'ith
District OF III. cItE 81 New Orleans, siIU"ttd ~ ;ie
sguarc bounced by aOCEs', Pnnp Frrrt' aHdJ'- ~
son st.rrts winch said lot forms the c"'r"i Ok 80
Gust and Philip streets. aud ASSURE $ AfttH i'
three :Icc. four ines 'front.' on Locus: street ''f"
less by depth AMI if0ct On "hilig street ~ "'e
hundred and t,t ht i:. eleven inches. I..Ie
! o! less and a depth on she other side o. one han
drrd ana thrt. tisIl. feet slN .u"hc. tour jr"'.
more or less. and twenty feet three !ncl."s -"
lin. ia .h. rear. Said lot eeluG portion ~ ~
number fifteen, on particular plan mate pN .. r,
Zmp.,, late surveyor. IL april ''1 a. Gt.Os. yea.
he once of &. ne ArH.Ip, Hota!s E.V..' a. '.s
| city
Sow Therefor. motto. S L.,ohr given '"s '-r-
! Interested and 10 j. Potncr :" IpFrdi "!'H :
! fifteen days T.. answer the petition .: 'aii"s -
! - lara 50 presented. rs above set foTll.
/ Shel.hs .ttr" D5rsL 81: oEl"a1-s -" 90 ."'L''
! Frnrt.'v = .sS.
; :I,2c.3 Up HARPER. sl,r''.
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Th. meeting then adjourned.

We learn from the Plaquemines Seniine!
that Forts jackson and ST. Philip are beng
strengthened and improved under the d.
rec:ion OF the ensineo, department Of the
army. Over one hundred men are now
employed. and she work will continue to
progress till the advent of warm weather.
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TO CONTRACTORS.

4 separate contract for constructing a wooden
curbing on the following streets, to viii:
Monroe both sides. flOm Levee to FIFTH street
except such rs has been made by existing ordi
nance: LeOnidas. both sides from Lsvee to Fifth
street except such as has been made by existing
ordinance: St. Mary both Sides from Levee to Fifth
street, except such as has been made peg exist
ing ordinance.
This to be done in accordance with the above.
,.I I'm A q BRTCE MayOr,
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succession of L.ni- 4. Drouet-Ho. 35.s:j

Succession o. Lcui~ L. Drouet-No. 3I.S51.
G,ECvND DIS FRG,T COURT EOE THE PARISH
- OF 0rleaus--N0tics j. hereby given e." :.t 't'
l'rr. .. this estate, and to 81. other I+FS''is
heI-iu interested, 20 shOw cause WITHIN sen Haf :
from The present notification, II any they move or
can. yvhv ~. account presented By IL" admin
isrratoT ot mi, estate should not BE- h0mooSaf"d
a.c approved and the funds distributed IL accord
anie ru-I,T.t...
E}v order 80 40 TS.s.
g.te!s:: FSASS FACE. lR.. Gieiko
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S;pe.io, District Court Tor the Parish Of Orleans


az MOTION OF GEORGE s. LACEY ATTOR.
~ ney and upon ming petition and accompany
in. atfiiavt. together with tine New Orleans Rt,.
Publican and New Orleans Bee. it IL ordered that
Ill persons whom il may concern show cause,
within thirty dal from the first publication OF
this order il any they have, why the assessment
roll of the property lying within the Fourth Brain.
age District OF the city OF New Orleans, comprised
within the following limits viz: Commencing on
the left bank OF the river Mississippi at the point
of intersection with Lafayette avenue; thence con-
.inuing down the said river TO the point OF inter
ectiOu with Fishermens canal thence running
back from tho said river. distance of 5000 feet or
Whereabouts, to Bayou BIenvenU and Florida walk;
thence continuing along Florida walk for q dis.
lance of SCI! feet or thereabOuts, SO as TO CON
meet through a curved line of %38 feet additional.
with Lafayette and Peoples avenues. at point
distant from the Mississippi, river Of $500 feet Oh
thereabOuts. and thence along Lafayette avenue
10 the place of beginning. should not be approved
and nOmOlOgated, anO Judgment of the court be
rendered in manner and form as prayed toE III the
petition on file.
Dated New orleans. February 10. A. r. 1873
JACOB HAWKINS, Jud es
4 tr.Ie copy:
Toy ~ Iarts