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RAPID GROWTH OF LAND IN New ORLEANS a
case recently tried IN the U. S. District Court of
New Orleans witness gave testimony that he had per.
sonsly witnessed the landing Of passengers and luggage
from boats on the river, the spot which ia now the
site OF Esnks Arcade and this occurred within the last
forty yesm. The whole Of that immense 6atfu-e which
now faces the river from Leyee street has sprung up
within that PERIOD and no one knows how much farther
tho Is destined TO 20 into the bosom OF the
Father Of waters Royal street the First
was then the 6fra or front street the river The
old Spanish Custom House stood Immediately the
Of the present one. The Banks Arcade ID now ssms
three or four squares from the river; and Royal
street s some six or other words at least one
third Of mile from the Missssippi