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Porter Charles H. 321 Liberty Purnell Geo. 382 Dryades Rance H. 235 Bourbon Reedy James, 218 Canal
Repiton R. A. J. 194 Baronne I
Reynolds Sam'l, (cancer,) 20 Baronne Richardson T. G. 215 Canal Riddell W. P. 156 Franklin Ridgley C. 292 Magazine Ridgely G. 250 Magazine Ritchie J. B. 166 St. Charles Roaldes A. de 242 Royal
Rogers 1.86 Prytania Rojas Dr. 45 Bourbon Rosa Moss de la Rossvally M. L., Goodchildren c. Louisa Rouanet Dr. 124 St. Louis Roudanez L. C. 167 Customhouse
Rushton Wm., Canal c. Burgundy Russel S. C., Tchoupitoulas c Delord St. Romes Eugene, 171 St. Ann Samsot A. 62 Frenchmen Sauvé H. 141 Customhouse Schroder Dr., Levee n. Fourth Schulhof P. 234 Royal Schuppert M. 217 Carondelet
Schwarz M. 29 Hospital Scratchley Geo. 8 Baronne Seguin J. F. 94 Poydras Semmes A. J. Charity Hospital Sherman J. A. 70 St. Charles Sinclair James, 213 Rampart, d. 1 Smith Howard, 347 Magazine
Smyth A., Charity Hospital Staiger Charles, 138 Orleans Stewart John A. (cupper,) 80 St. Charles Stile B., Prytania n. St. Andrew Stone Warren, 314 Canal
Strube F. 200 Tchoupitoulas Sunderland W. P., Second c. Magazine Sunderland J. C. 450 Dryades
Vail 1. (homeopathist,) 267 Magazine
Vigne Jules, 374 Rampart, d. 3 Vionnet R., Bourbon c. Orleans
Taney F. S. 141 Customhouse Taxil Dr. 58 Dauphine
Taylor John, Lafayette n. Second, Gretna Taylor Robert, 99 Gravier
Thiery Dr. 67 St. Peter
Thomas C. H. 116 Baronne
Thomas F. M. 290 Carondelet
Thompson S. C. 118 Carondelet Thorp J. F., Jackson n. Rousseau Tricou Pierre, Bourbon n. St. Ann Trudeau 195 Canal
Turpin Charles, 240 Royal Wade H. F. 614 Magazine
Walsh J., Third c. Chestnut Weatherley J. R. 140 Canal Wederstrandt J. C. P. 157 Camp Wetzel William, 167 Canal White C. B. 515 Magazine Williams R. L., Prytania n. St. Andrew Williams W. P., Magazine c. La. avenue Wingard Jas. C. 442 Fulton
Wolheim D., Magazine n. Pleasant Wood S. S. 517 Magazine
Wood Stephen, 150 Tchoupitoulas Wood W. B., Magazine c. Josephine Woods Dr. 350 Magazine
Wren B.C.(homeopathist, )Juliac. Magazine
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BUSINESS DIRECTORY.
Yeiser Philip, 38 St. Charles Zehender J. S., Sixth c. Constance
Piano Fortes.
Blackman & Bro. 74 Camp Bromberg & Son, 131 Canal Faivre J. 46 Royal Fehrenbach M. 118 Canal Flandrain Adam, 220 Royal Gaudin John, 86 Royal Grunwald Louis, 26 Chartres Guiraud J. B. 58 Royal Luciani Paul, 136 Royal Parsons Henry, 42 Camp Schneider Martin, 73 Royal Schneider N. 41 Conti Sourdes & Chassaignac, 70 Chartres Werlein Philip P. 3 and 5 Camp Wiss V. 94 Royal
Places of Amusement.
Academy of Music, St. Charles op. Perdido Opera, Bourbon e. Toulouse Orleans Opera, Orleans n. Royal Spalding & Rogers' Museum, St. Charles op. Perdido
St. Charles Theatre, St. Charles n. Poydras Vannuchi's Museum, 107 St. Charles Varieties Theater, Gravier n. Carondelet
Plumbers.
Bier C. C., Lafayette n. Camp MeCarty John Mrs. 134 Camp McIntyre & Mayer, 109 Poydras Price & Coulon, 107 Poydras
Painters' Furnishing Articles.
Shields Thomas H. & Co. 59 Gravier Vinten Geo H. 105 Poydras
Produce.
Aldrich D. C. 5 Poydras Baer H. J. 80 Poydras Bergamini Alexandre, 91 Old Levee Bidwell H. 63 Poydras Blades L. B. 34 Gravier Bleyman C. 40 Tehoupitoulas Boyle F. A. & Co. Poydras e. Tehoupit. Brennan & Jourdan, 76 and 78 Poydras Cass & Dowling, Poydras e. Fulton Cassard A. 39 Tchoupitoulas Chism & Boyd, 61 and 63 Poydras Connolly James & Co. 64 Poydras Cook & O'Brien, 69 Poydras Cucullu & Julian, 30 Poydras Davis E. A. 5 Poydras De Castro G., Natchez c. Tehoupitoulas Delbondio F. 7 Lafayette Drouet Edward, 63 Poydras Egan & King, 62 and 64 Tehoupitoulas
Flash A. 48 Tehoupitoulas Floto & Marmet, 32 Poydras Francke & Danneel, 75 Magazine Gaiennie F. & Co. 41 Old Levee Good Frederick, 64 Commerce Grant William, 226 Delord Greve Joseph G. 9 New Levee Grieff, Byrnes & Co., Tchoup. c. Natchez Hyde James J. 50 Poydras Hillman George, 20 Poydras Hunter Charles, 99 Magazine Keep & Caulfield, 56 Poydras Llambias & Dockter, 111 Old Levee Me Manigle M., Old Levee n. Hospital Medd James, 49 Tehoupitoulas Meekins J. J. & Bro. 8 Marigny blds. d. 3 Mizzi & Bertoli, 87 Old Levee Moore John T. & Co. 15 Poydras Murphy B. W., St. Andrew n. Chippewa Nattes E. J. (Havana,) 35 Tchoupitoulas Nesbitt James, 184 Tehoupitoulas
O'Dowd & Sullivan, Poydras c. Tchoupit. Overton Nathnl. & Co., Poydras c. Tchou. Pascal G. 97 Old Levee
Pollard & Putnam, 29 Tchoupitoulas Prudhomme T. 38 Poydras
Rockwell George, 35 Poydras
Sallean F. & Bro. 100 Tehoupitoulas Seward H. S. 14 Poydras Simmons & Co. 32 New Levee Stone &.Tutt, 30 Common
Tims P. F. 190 Tchoupitoulas Vernon & Co. 21 Poydras
Wallis John S. & Co. 62 Poydras Watts, Pleasants & Co. 72 Magazine
Public Houses.
City Hotel, R. S. Morse & Co., Camp c. Common
Commercial Hotel, New Levee e. Girod Conti Verandah, Hackman Louise, pro- prietor, 27 Conti
Louisiana Hotel, C.Diamond,215 Tehoup. Merchants' Hotel, Bret & Haller, St. Charles c. Canal
Murphy's Hotel, 100 St. Charles Orleans, Mrs. C. Lachenmeyer, 131 and 133 Chartres
St. Charles, D. M. Hildreth & Co., St. Charles b. Gravier and Common
St. Louis, O. E. Hall & Co., St. Louis b. Chartres and Royal
Stranger's Hotel, 127 Chartres St. James Hotel, Magazine n. Gravier Verandah, Joseph Stinson, Camp c. La- fayette square
Pump and Block Makers.
Carter J. 3 Marigny Buildings, d. 3 King George, op. post 27, d. 1
Reading Room.
Coeler F. W., Common c. St. Charles
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BUSINESS DIRECTORY.
Refineries.
Andrews Joseph ( Union,) 56 Notre Dame Darroch Daniel, 180 Rousseau Goodale Nathan (sugar) 519 Cheppewa Hill & Co. (molasses,) 106 and 107 New Levee Jackson Molasses Refinery, 253 Magazine McDonell E. (Orleans,) Commerce near Delord
Roofing.
Beachbard & Co. 203 Rampart Glennon Robert S. 57 St. Charles Kathmann James, Bienville c. Marais Logan James G. 57 St. Charles
Saddlery.
Bockius Joseph, 52 Canal Bull, Ellis & Co. 78 Canal Cosgrove & Boyle, 108 Tchoupitoulas Gilbaux & Giffers, 121 Royal Hansell H. H. 24 Magazine Lacey & Phillips, 81 St. Charles Magee & Kneass, 6 Magazine Parmele S. F. 5 St. Charles Smith & Brother, 84 late 79 Canal Walsh P. & Co. 96 Tchoupitoulas
Safes-Fireproof.
Bridge Isaac, 83 and 85 Magazine Herring Silas C. & Co. 52 and 54 Gravier Newcomb J. G. (Lillie's burglar proof,) 93 Camp Stearns & Marvin, 57 Gravier
Sail Makers.
Braisted & Co. 287 Rampart, d. 1 Cassidy H. 15 late 10 Old Levee Dohm Edward, 129 Old Levee, d. 2 Henry C. W. & Co. 32 St. Charles Holmes Peter, 4 Marigny buildings, d. 3 McGuigin Patrick, 5 Mobile Landing, N. Basin Ochiglevich John, 20 Lower Front Levee n. U. S. Mint Titus James, 5 Front Levee, d. 2
Salt Dealers.
Jackson & Manson, Gravier c. Tchoupit. Reeve Brothers, 4 New Levee
Saw and Planing Mills.
California Saw Mill, Levee c.Independ'ce Heation George, 334 Rampart, d. 1
Seed Stores.
Bachelier Tranquille, 21 Ursulines Bernard Adolphe, 136 Chartres
Collie & Brother, 25 Gravier Dour B. 12 Conti Lantin Paul, 184 Chartres McEnery John F. 25 Tchoupitoulas Maupay Daniel, 61 Gravier
Sewing Machines.
Bennett Walter (Singer's) 156 Canal Cushing W. L. (Grover & Baker's,) 57 St. Charles
Elberfield F. D. 3 Camp
Hendrick M. L. 90 Canal
Hubbard G. W. 74 Camp
Nimmo E. L. 3 Camp
Peck Samuel H. 120 Canal
Zintgraf Ernest, 16 St. Charles
Ship Agents.
Ashbridge J. H. & Nephew, 120 Common Baxter, Lovell & Co., Carondelet c. Com. Bodousquié Paul, 65 Customhouse Cammack & Converse, 35 Carondelet Cohen Aaron, 127 Common Fosdick Geo. A. & Co. 43 Natchez Goldenbow & Lesparre, 75 Camp Hynson G. W. & Co. 82 Camp Jenkins Thomas C. 122 Gravier Jones S. & Co. 31 Carondelet Soria Cohen M. 121 Common Stanton J. W. & Co. 91 Camp
Ship Chandlers.
Ashbey Josehp H. 153 Old Levee, d. 2 Barrois Nicholas, 125 Old Levee, d. 2 Burke & Smith, 5 Front
Coffin John D. 25 Lower Front Levee Crowell & Hallet, 17 and 19 F. Levee, d. 1 Eager Charles A. & Co. Thalia c. Front Glidden, Marshall & Co. 10 Marigny buildings
Chandler & Cline, Front Levee n. St. An- drew
Herbertson Arthur, 49 Front Levee, d. 1 McLellan & Allen, Front c. Erato
Nobles C. H. & Co. 9 Mobile Landing, New Basin Wheelwright & Hickey, 6 Marigny blds.
Shipping Offices.
Barrett Wm. 14 Barracks Cummins John & Co. 8 Marigny build- ings, d. 3 Larsen Martin, 17 Barracks
Ring J. H. & Co., 14 Barracks Styron W. W. 9 Hospital
Wade Richard J. & Co. 2 Marigny build- ings, d. 3
Slate Dealers.
Aurich John G. E., Magaz. n. Josephine Brown J. B. 6 Union, d. 1 Davidson J. & J. C. 110 Carondelet
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BUSINESS DIRECTORY.
Slave Dealers.
Andrius Henry, 195 Gravier Boazman J. W. 166 Gravier Bruin Joseph, Esplanade c. Chartres Campbell Walter L. 54 Baronne Elam R. H. 58 Baronne Foster Thomas, 76 and 78 Baronne Hatcher Charles F. 195 Gravier Johnston Theodore, 8 Moreau Lilly A. 48 Baronne Long R. W. 161 Gravier Loftin E. 169 Gravier
Matthews Thos. E., Esplanade c. Chartres
Peterson H. F. 8 late 15 Perdido Poindexter & Little, 48 Baronne Rutherford C. M. 68 Baronne Smith John B. 90 Baronne Weisemann A. 177 Gravier Wilson J. M., Gravier c. Baronne
Soap Manufactories.
Allerbush D., Liberty n. Josephine Billaud Andrew, Elysian Fields n. Celestine Ellebush J., Liberty n. Jackson Fisk F. M., New Levee n. Notre Dame Hare P., Second c. Liberty Keller John H., St. Andrew c. Howard Kirchberg C., Third n. Howard
Soda Water Manufactories.
Fill H. T., 225 Girod Pablo & Co. 270 and 272 Royal Waterman Thos. S. 58 and 60 Basin, d. 1
Stables.
Adams David, New Levee c. Jackson Beaty Wm., Jackson n. New Levee Bell William R. 148 Carondelet Bellanger & Hughes, 110 Rampart, d. 2 Bonham R. K. 178 Gravier Buford Robert, Toledano n. Fulton, J. C. Doherty P. 58 and 60 Perdido Dubois & Mish, St. Charles n. Com'l place French J. M. 164 Gravier Garnett Anthony, Common c. Rampart King Hiram, 52 Baronne Laborde Brothers, Bourbon c. St. Louis Pybus William, 164 Gravier Rogers William N. 194 Gravier Van Rooten P. 122 Toulouse
Stair Builders.
Ahry J. G., Marais n. St. Ann Ham William, 280 Carondelet
Stationers.
Bloomfield & Steel, 60 Camp Bronsema Abraham, 93 Common Coppens & Co. 50 Chartres Corson & Armstrong, 59 Camp
Durel Paulin, 37 Chartres Hlebert Victor & Co. 131 Chartres Maxwell Thomas L. 40 Camp Stetson H. G. & Co. 54 Camp
Straw Goods.
Bonnet E. L. E. 76 Canal Isler B. 78 Customhouse Schumacher C & Co., Chartres c. Bienville
Surveyors.
Communy C. R., City Hall De Armas Arthur C., Deputy Surveyor General, 109 Exchange place D'Hemecourt J. A. 297 Royal, d. 2 Edmondston J. (U. S.) 23 Condé Gillespie Theodore, 13 Carondelet Hill S. W. 211 St. Joseph Mallet M. (1000d,) 181 Julia Pilié Louis H. (city,) 216 Royal
Telegraph Offices.
Balize, 3 Carondelet
Magnetic, under St. Chas. hotel c.Gravier Morse's Southern Line, St.Chas.c.Gravier Telegraph Office Associated Press, 99 Gravier Union Towboat Ocean Telegraph, 3 Ca- rondelet
Tinsmiths & Sheet Iron Workers.
Austin & Goodwyn, Customhouse c.Front Levee Bostick & Seymour, 35 Front Byrne Charles, 46 Tchoupitoulas Edwards Daniel, 27, 29 and 31 Fulton Rime P. 43 Conti
Wheeler & Forstall, 185 Tchoupitoulas
Tobacco.
Burruss Wm. M. & Co. 12 Gravier Burthe & Higgins, 63 Common- Burton & Worke, 95 Gravier Glenn A. & Co. 93 Gravier Grafts Wm. H. 76 Poydras Fleury J. & Co., Chartres c. Toulouse Jaquet Gustavus, (manf.) 44 St. Peter McCann Hugh, 187 Gravier
Mayer Brothers, 51 Tchoupitoulas Patton, Smith & Putnam, Magazine c. Gravier Price Thomas K. 59 Camp Sarrazin J. P. (manf.) Chartres c. Conti Stafford S. & Co. 73 St. Joseph Wilson, Massie & Co. 32 Gravier
Trunk Makers.
Barwick James, 22 Baronne Bauer F. & Co. 22 Magazine
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BUSINESS DIRECTORY.
Reynolds H. W. 3 Magazine Zimmerman Wm. 244 Tchoupitoulas
Truss Makers.
Kock Geo. L. 48 South market Pradel B. 44 St. Charles Sherman J. A. Dr. 70 St. Charles
Undertakers.
Bonnot Jean, 51 St. Ann Bothick T. W. 238 Lafayette Casanave P. 47 Marais. Cload J. J. 41 Rampart Condon Richard, Delord c. Magazine Condon T. 24 Elysian Fields Crellin James, 132 Camp Fluer William C. 181 Tchoupitoulas Gibney Jas., Elysian Fields n. Depot Monroe Daniel, 164 late 200 Camp Quail Wm. 177 Tchoupitoulas
Upholsterers.
Aicklin F. 296 Camp
Baumbach C. 62 Chartres
Buckley Edward, 17 Chartres Cook & O'Hara, 209 Magazine Fay E. & Masson, 99 and 101 Chartres Foss W. 124 Canal Hadersold W. 190 Royal Hoyle J. M. 119 Camp
Hentwerk H. 83 Exchange place
Langwith Joseph, 124 Canal
Mallard P. 55 late 67 Royal
Oterson H. 51 and 53 Baronne Siebrecht H. N. 35 and 37 Royal
Veterinary Surgeons.
Allera Jacob, Ninth n. Annunciation Elliot Joseph, Union c. Baronne Halpin Patrick, 19 St. Joseph Parisy J. 176 St. Peter
NOTARIES PUBLIC.
IN THE PARISH AND CITY OF NEW ORLEANS, (ALPHABETICALLY ARRANGED, WITH THE RECORDS IN THEIR HANDS.)
1-A. Abat, 60 Magazine .. Appointed 1837 2-Jean Agaisse, 125. Exchange Place. 1843
3-A. E. Bienvenue, 46 Exchange Place .. 1847
His predecessor, W. G. Lathamn. .€
1846
4-Edward Barnett ..... 50 Royal. Have all their own Records ... 1838
5-Alphonse Barnett ...
6-Thomas J. Beck, 25 Commercial Place. 1849 His predecessor, G. R. Stringer. .from 1843 to 1849
7-A. Boudousquié, 54 Royal. . . Appointed 1850 8-Richard Brenan, 9 Commercial Place. 1852
His predecessors, W. R. Leckie and J. B. Marks. . . from 1851 to 1852
9-Eusebe Bouny, 37 Exchange Place .. .Appointed 1857 His predecessor, Henry Brown. .from 1804 to 1805 His predecessor, Eliphalet Fitch .. .from 1805 to 1810
His predecessor, George J. Ross .from 1810 to 1813
His predecessor, Claude Dejan. .from 1813 to 1815
His predecessor, Carlile Pollock, from 1815 to 1845 His predecessor, John E. Holland .from 1845 to 1853
His predecessor, Guy Duplantier.
.from 1854 to 1857
His predecessor, P. John Lynd. .from 1804 to 1821
His predecessor, Felin Grima ... .from 1833 to 1845
His predecessor, Paul E. Theard. .from 1853 to 1857
10-P. S. Biron, 13 St. Peter. Appointed 1857
11-J. W. Breedlove, 79 Gravier. . 1857
12-P. C. Cuvellier, 79 Exchange Place. 1850
from 1846 to 1850 His predecessor, J. M. Maureau ..
His predecessor, L. F. Maureau .from 1843 to 1846
13-Joseph Cuveller, 79 Exchange Place. . Appointed 1830
His predecessor, Felix Pedesclaux. from 1828 to 1830 His predecessor, B. W. Muller from 1833 to 1834
14-Arthur Brocard, successor to H. B. Cenas.
.. Appointed 1860
Has also William Christy's last Records.
15-P. Coudrain, Exchange Place. Appointed 1852
16-J. F. Coffey, 14 Jackson, Fourth District. .
66
1851
1860 17-Hugh Madden. His predecessors, Paris Childress, E. L. Lewis, S. H. Lewis, W. Y. Lewis. .from 1825 to 1857 18-A. Commandeur, 13 St. Charles-has papers of J. W. Duplessis. . Appointed 1858 19-Joseph Cohn, 51 Exchange Place .. . 1854
His predecessor, Bernard Phillips .from 1844 to 1854
20-W. J. Castell, 88 Gravier .. . Appointed 1857 21-Antoine Doriocourt, 58 Toulouse .. 1847
His predecessor, A. D. Doriocourt. .from 1843 to 1847
.from 1833 to 1843 His predecessor, Paul Bertus ..
22-Octave De Armas, 178 Royal ... .Appointed 1828 His predecessor, Christoval De Armas. .from 1815 to 1828
His predecessor, Stephen de Quinones .from 1805 to 1815
His predecessor, Carlos Ximenes. .from 1709 to 1805 His predecessor, Rafael Perdomo .. .from 1782 to 1790
His predecessor, Andres Almonaster. from 1770 to 1782
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His predecessor, Joseph Fernandez .from 1768 to 1770 Also Protocols de Real Hacienda. .from 1779 to 1800 Also Protocols of War. from 1797 to 1800
23-0. Drouet, 120 Exchange Place. Appointed 1844
24-A. Ducatel, 60 Toulouse .. 1836
25-A. Commandeur, 13 St. Charles. 66 1855
Has Records of Brown and Marshall, Fourth District.
26-C. V. Foulon, 81 St. Louis .. 1838
His predecessor, Louis Ferand. 1829
His predecessor, Joseph Armand .. 1827
His predecessor, John Foulhouze. 1850
27-Theodore Guyol, 83 Royal. 1854
28-James Graham, 7 Commercial Place ... 1850
His predecessor, J. R. Beard .. .from 1847 to 1850
His predecessor, Laroque Tourgeau .. Appointed 1847
His predecessor, Horatio Davis .. .from 1837 to 1850
His predecessor, Samuel B. Davis. from 1850 to 1857
29-Michael Gernon, 95 Common. Appointed 1850
30-Felix Grima, 83 Royal .. 1858
His predecessors, A. Chiapella and C. Maurian .. .from 1839 to 1857
31-E. G. Gottschalk, 87 Royal. .Appointed 1853
32-Michael Hahn, 92 Camp .. 1854 His predecessor, G. R. Stringer. . .from 1820 to 1833 His predecessors, H. Lucas, A. Guirot and E. Floyd.
33-J. E. Jarreau, 30 Camp ... Appointed 1857
34-Robert J. Ker, 25 St. Charles. 1850
His predecessor, Jules Mossy .from 1837 Also Records of Labarre, Ricardo, to 1850, Monagan, J. G. Poindexter, Estlin, Alexander Cuvellier, E. Hiriart, J. M. Kennedy and M. G. Kennedy.
35-Philip Lacoste, 43 Exchange Place ... . . Appointed 1837
His predecessor, G. Le Gardeur. from 1833 to 1837
His predecessor, Charles Janin .. .from 1828 to 1833
36-Thomas Layton, 178 Royal ... . . Appointed 1850
His predecessor, J. N. Duncan .from 1826 to 1829
His predecessor, Marc Lafitte from 1810 to 1826 .Appointed 1845
37-P. E. Larasche, 129 Exchange Place ..
38-George Lugenbuhl, 48 Exchange Place
1850
1846
40-W. G. Latham, 83 Royal.
41-Selim Magner, 87 Royal ..
66 1854
42-A. Mazureau, 30 Camp ..
43-Wm. L. Poole, 17 Commercial Place. 1850
His predecessor, Joseph B. Marks. .from 1836 to 1850 His predecessor, Carlos De Armas. from 1834 to 1836
44-H. Pedesclaux, 58 Toulouse .. Appointed 45-Felix Percy, 120 Exchange Place. 1839
His predecessor, Albin Michel. 1839
His predecessor, T. Terreau .. .from 1837 to 1845
His predecessor, H. Pedesclaux. from 1830 to 1837
His predecessor, H. K. Gordon from 1825 to 1830
46-Walter H. Peters, 50 Camp. .Appointed 1858
His predecessor, W. L. Poindexter.
66 1854
47-Daniel I. Ricardo, 30 Camp. .. .Appointed 1853
His predecessor, J. P. Gilly. .from 1846 to 1853
His predecessor, S. W. Waters .from 1814 to 1846
48 -- Alexis Robert, 46 Exchange place. .Appointed 1857
49-P. W. Roberts, 13 Commercial Place.
1858
50-Wm. Shannon, 121 Common. 60 1850
His predecessor, Denis Corcoran .. .from 1845 to 1850
51-Nelville Soulé, cor. Exchange Place and Customhouse. .Appointed 1857 52 -- Theodore O. Stark, 121 Common. 1850
His predecessor, Wm. Christy .. .from 1827 to 1850
His predecessor, Hewes Lavergne. .from 1819 to 1827
His predecessor, Francis Munhall .. Appointed 1819 His predecessor, Narcisse Broutin .from 1799 to 1819
1853
39-Alfred Ducros, 9 Commercial Place .. His predecessor, Theodore Seghers. 1828 66 1858
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His predecessor, Francisco Broutin .from 1790 to 1799
53-Charles Stringer, 119 Gravier ... .. Appointed 1858 His predecessor, George Rareshide. .from 1851 to 1858 His predecessor, Henry Rareshide .from 1850 to 1851 His predecessor, A. C. Ainsworth. .from 1845 to 1850
His predecessor, R. Jacobs. .from 1844 to 1845
His predecessor, F. N. Haralson. .from 1847 to 1851
His predecessor, D. L. McCay. .from 1836 to 1847
54-E. G. Wells, 9 Commercial place. .Appointed 1857
municipal Election First buy in June.
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CITY GOVERNMENT FOR 1860.
MAYOR.
JOHN T. MONROE. Salary, $5,000 per annum.
Secretaries .- Marion A. Baker and W. S. Pettingill. 66 1,500
Mayor's Clerk .- Chester Hillard
1,000
COMPTROLLER'S DEPARTMENT.
Comptroller .- Valery Duplessis.
Salary $4,000 per annum.
Deputy Comptroller .- C. S. Lee.
2,400
Book Keeper .- R. Labranche. Clerk .- A. A. Ducros
2,000
1,200 66
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TREASURER'S DEPARTMENT.
Treasurer .- Adam Giffen. .
.Salary $5,000 per annum.
Assistant Treasurer .- J. M. Demarest.
2,400
Book-keeper .- Francis Mouny.
2,000
Assistant Book-keeper .- H. Durel.
1,500
Clerks .- G. Durel, E. M. Delery
1,200
and B. F. Kitchen.
900
SURVEYOR'S DEPARTMENT.
Surveyor .- L. H. Pilie. Salary $4,000 per annum.
Deputy Surveyors .- W . F. Thompson and J. A. D'Hemecourt, Fees.
Clerk .- J. R. Communy.
1,200
STREET COMMISSIONER'S DEPARTMENT.
Street Commissioner .- J. M. Relf .. Salary $3,000 per annum. Dep. Street Comm'rs .- C. J. Faissour and J. F. Bartholomew 1,500
Clerks .- A. Blache and C. Cope.
1,200
RECORDERS.
Recorder First District .- W. Emmerson. Clerk .- J. M. Coffee. Assistant Clerk .- J. C. Wilson.
Recorder Second District -Anatole Blache. Clerks .- Charles Rieffel, Arthur Arroyo, L. A. Revoile.
Recorder Third District .- W. Long. Clerks .- Auguste Larose, - Maillot. Assistant Clerk .- Philip Power.
Recorder Fourth District .- Lucien Adams. Clerk .- John A. Fagot. Assistant Clerk .- Charles Fagot
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CHIEF OF POLICE .- John McClelland.
Special Officers .- Thos. Boylan, Michael Farrell, Smith Izard, Dick Howard. Clerks .- Arthur Farge, Louis Courcelle.
Chief's Private Secretary .- James Izard.
BOARD OF ALDERMEN.
J. O. Nixon, President .. .Term expires in 1862.
Charles C. Claiborne, Secretary .. Salary $2,400
J. J. E Planchard, Sergeant-at-Arms. 1,200
E .. Cox. .Term expires 1861 L. E. Forstall. Term expires 1862
S. P. De Labarre.
66
1861
Sid. Story.
1862
B. S. Harrison. .
1861
L. Moreau.
1862
N. Whitney.
1861 | P. S. Wiltz.
1862
BOARD OF ASSISTANT ALDERMEN.
Lea F. Bakewell, President .. .Term expires 1861
James. A. Hopkins, Secretary, 12 City Hall .Salary $2,400
J. W. C. Campbell, Sergeant-at-Arms ..
1,200
Henry Bebee. .Term expires 1862
J. W. Hall. . .Term expires 1861
James Davis ..
1862 W. F. Hodgkins.
1862
A. Dupré.
1861
S. A. Kingsland.
1862
James Beggs.
... 1861 J. B. Leefe.
1862
Justin Fremeaux.
1862
J. Magioni.
1861
E. A. Patterson.
1861
W. F. Seichsnaydre ..
1862
H. Shepherd, jr.
66
1862
Ernest Toledano ....
1862
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GARDNER'S NEW ORLEANS DIRECTORY.
CITY ATTORNEY .- J. J. Michel. .Salary $4,000 Assistant City .Attorney .- W. O. Denegre. Fees.
City Notary .- C. E. Fortier. Fees.
BOARD OF CITY ASSESSORS.
ASSESSOR'S OFFICE .... 1st. 2d, 3d and 4th Districts, at City Hall, 1st District.
This Board, composed of twelve members, is divided into twelve Assessment Dis- tricts, viz.
First .Assessment District-Bounded by Felicity and Thalia streets. HENRY BIER, Assessor.
Second .Assessment District-Bounded by Thalia, St. Joseph, river and rear of the city. LOUIS BOULIGNY, Assessor.
Third .Assessment District-Bounded by St. Joseph, Poydras, the river and rear of the city. M. EASTMAN, Assessor.
Fourth .Assessment District-Bounded by Poydras and Gravier streets. E. L. TRACY, Assessor.
Fifth Assessment District-Bounded by Gravier and Canal streets, the river and the lake. M. WALTON, Assessor.
Sixth .Assessment District-Bounded by Canal and St. Louis streets. F. CARRE- JOLLES, Assessor.
Seventh .Assessment District-Bounded by St. Louis and St. Philip streets. E. CHIAR- BONNET, Assessor.
Eighth Assessment District-Bounded by St. Philip and Esplanade streets. H. DUCA- TEL, Assessor.
Ninth Assessment District-Bounded by Esplanade and Mandeville streets. C. A. FASSY, Assessor.
Tenth .Assessment District-Bounded by Mandeville street, and below by the lower limits of the city-in front by the river, and in rear by the rear limits of the city. JACQUES CHARBONNET, Assessor.
Eleventh Assessment District-Bounded above by the upper limits of the city, below by Felicity street, in front by the river, and in the rear by Chestnut street. JOHN A. WATKINS, Assessor.
Twelfth Assessment District-Bounded above by the upper limits of the city, below by the upper limits of the First District, in front by Chestnut street, and in the rear by the rear limits of the city. J. J. BURNETT, Assessor.
Assess- ment Dis- tricts.
Value of Real Estate.
No. of Value of Slaves. Slav's
Income.
Furni- ture.
Horses, Cows & Carr'ges
Stocks in Vessels and Cor- porati'ns
Capital & Money at Interest.
Remarks.
1st ..
$6,685,890
1,288
$765,950
$10,000
$113,250
2d
...
..
9,042,850
1,047
623.800
214.450
133.500
920 090
11,158,640
4th.
8.132,100
31S
196.750
1,832.500
35,850
58.030
$8,000 4,000 17.700 238.500 444,075 4.000 6,400
6,148,700
16,642.430
5th ..
..
10.771,565
655
378,600 |1.518,650
206,350
52,340
7,296.700
20,668.280
6th
11,219,060 8,147.900
1,45S
589,650 835.700
563,850 236,200
183.900
132,685 44,870
364.000
363.050 503,100
6,749.845
10th
3,929,580
551
312,900
2.000
16.400
1,200
212.925
4.636.450
11th
5,164,100
798
440.800
11,000
103,150
161,445 80,600 50,400
1.500
146.550
5.947.700
12th ..
3,694,275
723
390,500
11,500
204.050
2,500
77,300
4,430,525
1860
$3,702,710 11,009
6,595,550
4,454,250
1,867.650
1,242.775 1,091,875
1859.
76,742,324
10,913
6,394,085
4,420,000
1,694,850
1,105,930
788,825
22,075,840 19,352.782
110.548.796
Increase . .
$6,960.386|
96
201,475
34,250
172,800
136,845
303,050
2.723,058
10,481,854
...
6,367.950
1,375
824,650
28.700
$294.050 191,150 206,250
277.250
117.950
4,712.500
17.484.260
7th ..
..
Sth.
5,386,425
1,206
708,700
20,000
108.700
9th.
5,161,015
932
527.550
5.400
40,550
148.230
1,095,625
10,638,410
6,631,745
..
JOHN A. WATKINS, Secretary of the Board of Supervisors of Assessment.
NEW ORLEANS, NOV. 22, 1860.
BOARD OF SUPERVISORS .- The Board of Supervisors of Assessment is composed of the Mayor, the two Chairmen of the Finance Committees, and the above Board of Assessors, whose duty it is to equalize the rates of taxation, and receive and consider the complaints of tax-payers who were absent from the city during the exposure of the rolls. First meeting on the first Monday of October. JOHN A. WATKINS, Secretary.
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