Norman's New Orleans and Environs: Containing a Brief Historical Sketch of the Territory and State of Louisiana and the City of New Orleans, from the Earliest Period to the Present TimeNorman, Benjamin Moore
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Norman's New Orleans and Environs: Containing a Brief Historical Sketch of the Territory and State of Louisiana and the City of New Orleans, from the Earliest Period to the Present Time
Norman, Benjamin Moore
New Orleans (La.) -- Guidebooks
Population in 1732, 20
in 1788, 25
in 1803, 26
of New Orleans in 1723, 59
in 1785, 62
in 1803, 70
in 1810, 66
in 1844, 71
comparative, ib.
Police of New Orleans, 78
Post Office, 90
Pottery may be made of Louisiana clay, 57
Poydras Female Orphan Asylum, 113
street Market, 136
Prairies of the State, 30
particularly described, ib.
Prairie, Attakapas, 33 38
Opelousas, 39
Bellevue, 40
Prairie, Calcasieu, 40
Prairie, Sabine, 40
Press of New Orleans, 173
Presbyterian Church, First, 100
Second, 101
Project of supplying wholesome water, 148
Prospects of New Orleans, 82
Prosperity of trade in 1810, 66
Protestant Cemetery, 108
Public buildings, 86
libraries much wanted, 79
property transferred to the United States, 65
Public School system, 163
how introduced, ib.
Public School Lyceum, 166
Squares, 181
Race Courses, 195
Raft in Red River, 36
Rail-road, Pontchartrain, 192
Carrolton, 191
Mexican Gulf, 193
Reading Room, Merchants', 161
New Orleans, 162
Red River deposit, its nature, 34
raft, 36
Residence of Governor Bienville, 189
Road of Bayou St. John, 194
Rope Walks, 151
Sabine Prairies, 40
Salvado, last Spanish governor, 26
Samaritan Charitable Association, 114
Sauville, the Governor, dies, 17
Saw Mills, steam, 151
School, Convent, 44
Sisters of Charity, ib.
School, Ursuline Nuns', 44
Schools, the Public, ib.
Second Presbyterian Church, 101
Municipality Work-House, 130
Hall, 127
Sheep of Louisiana, very superior, 56
Lafourche, ib.
Shell Road, 192
Silk may be produced in abundance, 53
Society in New Orleans, 73
Soil of Louisiana, 29
State of Louisiana described, 28
State Legislature to be removed, 92
House, 91
Steamboat first arrives from Pittsburgh, 27
Steamboats, early, their trips, 80
extent of present navigation, 83
Steam Planing Mill, 151
Saw Mills, ib.
Streets and sidewalks first paved, 67
St. Augustine Church, 96
St. Patrick's do, 95
Cemetery, 109
St. Paul's Church, 99
St. Antoine's, or Mortuary Chapel, 97
St. Charles Exchange Hotel, 137
St. Louis Exchange Hotel, 143
St. Mary's Market, 137
(St. Louis,) City Exchange, 157
St. Charles Theatre, 178
St. Lorenzo, treaty of, 25
St. Bernard bay occupied by La Salle, 15
Sugar introduced by the Jesuits in 1751, 21
crops their present average, ib.
Sugar lands, 46
refinery, 151
Suggestion to sugar planters, 46
Surface of Louisiana, 29
Tax upon chimneys to light New Orleans, 64
Teche, excellent lands upon its borders, 33
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