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CLOTHING.

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fINH0SE DREsSY NOTIFIED AND PLAID BUSINESS
Coats, thnt have created such sdpi rat in broadway
during the last weeks frOn the Empire Clothing
Warehouse 40 and 22 Fulton street where aRrge sseor
ment them be found.
SMITH. DRUNGoLD PRoCH
40 and l22 Fulton street, 3 dogrs below Nassau.
TUE MOST. SPLENDID ASSORTMENT or spRiNG
Pants and Vests In New York, be found a. .hs Pm
pire Clothing Warehouse ~ and l21 Frls,n rtfeet
SMITH, DRUMGOLD PROCH.
CAsT OFF CLOTHING AND FURNITURE WANTED
Ladies' gentlemen having coshny arniturs or
Jewey TO dispose Of obtain fair
LOT the subscriber ut his residence,
Ladies attended by Mrs. Dusseldorf Ne ~ Elm street
u. DUSSELDORF.
CLoTmING.-THE SUBSCRIBER STILL CONTINUES
az MS old established stand paying ney,
i9 adss ard sentemens cast on apparel ewery and al
hd OF snperhnous articles making application BY note
or otherwise. T. A, CuWEN, IL wall street, basement
Laoies waited upon by Ars. Cowen.
C0AL SELLING AT REDUCED PRicEs-s5 PER
~ ton, fresh from the minesf avn daily receiving best
quality Peach Orchard Red II all sizes family use.
Also White Ash Coal II rescrcencd from yifa ~ 70 sons
GEoRGE MORROW
CAsT orr cLoTHING.-wANTED TO PURCHASE, A
large quantity of ladies' and rsutismcns ieon Wear
Apparel The highest price VIII be even for large
small Tote and cash paid IL current money
Apply address through the post, JAMES h0RVNkp
AZ BIZ s,ove ~ Orange sweet, nsss Chatham,
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HOMEsTEADs.


M ERCANTILE MUTUAL LOAN AND ACCUNuLA-
lVI ting Fund The first thy meeting Of
citation viii be held at the Of
ef broadway and Grand street the Pacific
unmtsr shares win offered for redcmpton Tho As
hing rapidly, and oherg
TO Join az The Secretary win cub
sr'''r- and dues at the room, IRON TO r NJ daily
Aim ltaisey, DR., Eiuer Thempson,
Y. = Iayard, X. IL. Lockwood,
thas. Rclfc, w. G. Rugsotl,
II. W. Groser, Beni. Pom.roy, Jr.
w. 4. Chtdl n. j. UUWLANf President.
ISAAC VI. BAILEY, Woe President
w. q. t;RosER, Secretary.
PITER PARIS, Surveyor.
PcHERov Il Jrnks, CoGpsellovs, &c.
HONE, SWEET HOMEi-ExrRAORDrNA sue
eess-1he Irving Building Mutual Loan Associl-
ton will hold its next public meeting Friday evening the
18th inst ut Masonic Hail. ia Grand street at IL
An address viii be delivered by W. T. g. Miken Ei,
corporations IN small nstalmants Lades aud gem
tewcn meehanes laborers clerks ard others
Viii hnd advantageous attend and subscribe
in the Association which rapidly Sling up every
prospect Of closing quicker than any yet Organized Five
shares were sold At largo premium 1t the monthly
meeting Como one--Come all.
NORRIS s. es Sasas,v
GDo H. RsLI, Vice President, 1853 Nassau street.
A Al, H. N,coLAs, Secretary 20 Grand street,
Geo. II. Franklin. l73 Wet street.
Geo. w. Ribiet, County Clerks Office City Hall
Silas c. Herring, l37 and l39 Water street.
James jackson, Jr, 36l Broadway.
Royal q. Millard, ~ Barclay street.
Nelson Puf, 2lb Duane street.
ELIAS Combs. IA GRAND street.
y. q. Richardson, 43 FULTON street.
Once Of x.sosiaties ~ Grand street. Open every even-
NJ for ladies' Articles Of Tho Assoeiaon may be- had
gratis. ...--- ....s.. ,.a.r- E -
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FINE ARTS.


NATIoNhL ACADEMY OF DEsICS.--TifE ROOMS
~ ofthe Academy, f63 broadway ready for tho
reception 81 rcturee tho annual csl
tition. ~ ~. sIIEGOGuE Concentrating scc " A.
A ROSEWOOD SEVEN OCTAVE PIANO, or Ex-
"A ecent tone aud hs-h having be,a In short time.
il for sale az very moderate price. by
kFRKsIEG BRLuStNC, 81 Broadway.
CII7 PIANO roR sALE.-A BEAUTIFUL ROSE
Wit wood six piano, nearly and in per-
order which will he sold Tor Slf7 per
wishing a. instrument az lAFsain will please calf At
once.
nAGr RECEIVED, A PULL
~ stock ~ Scale Plates all sres. These plates
exclusively by the best Daguerrean Artists They are war
rsnted 70 take better impression than any other plate
20 Eve complete satisfaction ~ every respect Retail price
fill sise. Sl2 dogeu smar sizes PROPORTION LIBERIA
discount 10 the 'gad.. Address.
VICTOR BIsuor. No. aawaiien lane.
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CITE FOR COUNTRY SEAT FOR SALE CHEAP
~ Persons ishng to obtain rite Hudson have
good chance to procure Hno one little
than fve situated about $50 yards above the
railroad depot Dsbbs Ferry village miles
from Chambers street IL well wooded watered and
has two building sites It, commanding
and uDequaled Of the river the city High
lands. The OF this ground designed build thereon
but has lately located in California directed tho i'm
mediate disposal Of 1t for cash in order 10 further
Csulens, Dobb's Ferry.
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HorFL-oNE or THE PROPRIETORs OF A HOTEL
In the lower part Of the city successful opera
ton DESTROYS to sell out his ntercs respectable party,
with $1,000 cash will be treated with only This q thanco
Of rare occurrence party to associate himself busi-
ness already established. Address with real name b. r.
Herald -' -''''s
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GET MoNEY-sAvE. INVEST. AND INcRF ,sE
N it.-Hudscn River Building and Mutual Loan As o.
s;ssiSnmThis associstion viii hold Public Meeting a.
Lspen1rd street, third foor) on Monday Eve lirg
yered explanatory Of the workings OF Building Associations
Shares will be redeemed AZ the regular meeting in April
Persons DESTROYS money 10 home free
from landordism will have opportunity at that time
Office Of the Secretary open daily at No Ill Washington
street Of Laisht where all deered information win
be furnished. Dues s. monthly. Shares, $780, Those
wishing to join can do iby leaving their and
officers Now your chance The Office Is open throughout
the day and evening until 10 o'clock for the
Of subscribers aud others wantin information.
SYLVANUS $. WARD. President,
No. All Washin II IN street.
ALFRED W. WHIrr, Weep resident,
City Inspector (Park)
TRUSTEES.
John Royce, No 227 Greenwich street.
James Webb No. ~ Charlton street.
John d. Dixon, No. 105 West broadway.
George s. Rodman, Nos 229 and go West street.
Jacob In Wall, No. GO North Moore street.
Patrick Coye, No lfI Chatham street.
George T. Warner, No. 3lfla Broadway.
r. IL. Romans, No. 72 Warren street.
John r. Brinkerhof, No. % Chambers street.
GEORGE W. MORTON, Secretary, No. All Washington St.
JoHs HOOPER, Surveyor, No. JOG Fulton street.
Attorneys and Counsellors, EDGAR, You've RurHvRy,
No. % Nassau street.
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TYPE FOR sALE-THE TYPE AND PRINTING MA
terias Of office complete for newspaper for
cheap Apply at 100 Nassau street, floor, front
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For SALE.

HOTEL FOR SALE-WfTH STOCK AND Fly
n complete There is bowling saloon and an oys
ter saloon attached to the premises. Inquire Of -
s. VAN NAME, " Boz
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HORSES, CARRIAGES, Sc.


IroR SALE-A BEAUTIFUL HORSE, ABOUT SIX
years old Kind and gentle under the saddle and in har
Can be seen AT FAGANS stable in Henry street be-
tween Harrison and osraw streets South Brooklyn Also
Saddle aud Bridc all Of which the has further
use for.
NOR sALE--A HANDSOME GRAY HORSE, FIFTEEN
and half hands high six years old, trained TO saddle
and harness fact perfectly gentle and free from vice.
be d. " Ioncs Co.'s livery stables, IL Is and
20 Fourth avenue. for three days only.
EoR sALf-A LIGHT WAGON LEATHER TOR, IN
first running order To be seen at Boardsys no
pository No. 80 Canal street
ISOR sALE-A COACH IN GOOD ORDER TT WILL
IL Nc cold cheap Apply at No. 81 Unworthy place.
y. 0SETL.
I,OR sALE-A BAY HORSE, SEVEN YEARS OLD,
IL sound aud kind, well proportoned, good traveller
suitable for family horse, would answer doctor. Can
he seen at Quarry's stable, 20 Amity street
NOR SALL--A VERY STYLISH MARE, SIX YEARS
old this SPRING she IA fast troter, and Is kind IN har
under the saddle warranted sound in every respect
Apply at WILSON'S stables, corner Of Bleecker aud cros
~ streets.
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ITO foUNDRYMEN, HACHINISTS, &c.-FOR SALE
exchange for farm other property in the vicinity
Of New York the village Lanngburg mics
Troy Brick Building three stories high ortyye by eighty
roof lot 81 100 feet front IL
Main street. In said building twelve Engine
and Boiler >hftinr and Pullsys through story FIRST
rate running order and four Forgcs
PIPES through each story for heating Win
the same Iron and Brass Foundry o. brick 75A with
Cupola, Blowers &c. capable Of doing extensive foundry
business. For further particulars inquire IT
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VoNKERS.-r0R SALE, A DESIRABLE COTTAGE.
House and Lot IN the village % ysutrs, within ono
hundred yards Of DR. Kelngors xsnsigp House, ave
minute walk ef the Hudson River railroad depos and
steamboat landing Lot 10 feet by i7o deer Nth good va
ety o. fall apples peaches guinness cbercr pears pume
&c shrabbery In great variety The house contains Con
good well and cistorn Price 500 81 m easb ~ tsscs.
ON bond and mortgage Inquire Of Geo Caycr al Inn
Der yard on the dock,
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THE THIRD MANHATTAN BUILDING ASSOCIA-
tion-A public meeting Of this association will be held
at tho large No 400 Broome street. OF Crosby
And pros%s on cfosby on Friday even
memtsrs; Lectures will DO delivered by W. r B. Alliken
Jacob L. Fenn free discussion Of the objects
yanages Of building associations solicited The initiation
fec 81 share; monthly Dues o. value of shares $780,
Ladies and gentlemen invited to attend
JAMES LIBBY; President, Loysjoy's Hotel.
J. w. WEsror secOmce Is Spruce street. second floor.
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MUSICAL.

'NN'NySNosPyN
CIGNORA ELIZA VALENTINE PROFESSOR OF
- Singing rssaoved 10 40 Barclay street. She does
not teach than $50 quarter, twenty lessons
or $40 mQnth, esson Being engaged out all the day.
All applications mado by letter for lesone, any
tend 20.
WANTED.-A MIDDLE AGED WIDOW LADY, OF
w respectfully, and without obtain
her board ~ for lsssons tho Piano sngns
or boti, IN iatnly consisting of gentleman chrd and
,eryant Address Harlow Union Square Post Ofse, till
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THE BALL SEASON.
TVHE PLEASURE OF THE COMPANY or N - is
solicited to the Complimentary Soirec, to r. Peraocho,
At the City Assembly Rooms Monday evening" March 10
1907 by his pupils and friends Tickets 10 be sold NJ the
door.
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~ s. BOSWORTH, WHOLESALE DEALER IN
i Cigars and Commission Merchant so Gale do los
cio Havana. Orders for Cigars Coffee Sugar aud all tho
other products the island will receive prompt
Circulars forwarded application giving reliable state
ments of the Havana market. Consignments from tho
United States receive careful attention and the utmost
match,
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CORONATION or LOUIS NAPOLEON.
~ Ere Louis can be called The Great
Ere he becomes enthroned In state.
iiis Arguments must he still louder,
And come In thapc o. gun and powder.
hut II no sicw the whole French nation,
'Twould scarcely match the devastation
That's going on IN cracks and rugs
Among the hsaa, and ants, and3N
Whose sad and runous ,ondiiios,
When Lyon dchneth his position,
IL worse than any field ~ battle.
Whore canuons rear and muskets rattle.
Farewell 20 hug-i farewell u rat and mouse!
Whom Lyons druss are about the house.
Depot, No. "a Eroadway.
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i ANDS IN CALIFORNIA.-ruE OWNER OF A
large amount Of real estate IN CALIFORNIA;, would
change portion Of IL for productive estate New
York The property conssts of ranches for farming or
grazing equal to land in the State well pro-
ductive rlnccrs and the banks
deph locations for town stes hcu,e io. in different
towns in California city lots in tho ocf
San Francisco paying monthly ground per
cen per annumwell secured by stone brick wooden
buildings erected by the and oapa
bic Of being improved SO as to produce much larger
come For particulars terms &c, inquire GEORGE e.
BALDWIN, ESQ., No. 80 Wall street, Of A. d. DITMARs
4 he m
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ITO LET-AT WILLIAMSBURG, A CONVENIENT
l. little Cottage, with small stable in the the
Of hnslee and Even streets Rent $50 Inquire
the premises at ITO Fulton street, Of Dutch
trppt N v
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WAHTED-N SITUATION, BY Young WohAN.
w as pr.ssmaker and Seamstrcss In private asntl
Inquire at No los Elm street. between Grand ana nroome
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WANTED-A SITUATION, BY YOUNG WOMAN. AS
w Cba1berpad and Seamstre understands gil kinds
Of hne wasiing and ironing Would prefer situation as
month Can give city reference Can be ut 1876 Mott
street first floor front up stas for two days after
nine In the morning.
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EULToN BUILDING AND MUTUAL LOAN AssoCIA-
sion-Ths first monthly meeting. for the payment Of
Thursday evening March whom the
advantages Of this Association all others will bs
planned Come early and subscribe M shares rapid
H AIKEN $50 being subscribed Tor at the first meeting
persons Of small means who labor for living this Assoei
ton presents snequalled advantages.
Interest at the rate cent Is allowed six months
from the association This entire build
Ing associaons Entrance fee 10 cents share
dues 81 90 par value Of shares $6c number Of original
Ladies may the purpose receiving their pass
books and signing the Constitution tho store Of William
Weed Vice President during the day. Wednesday 18th
inst.
Subscriptions will be received by the following ocers
SAMUEL sOUTHERDEN President,
WMLrAn WEED, Vice President, SO Bowery.
ISAAC AnEnMAN, Jr., Secretary, IS Third avenue.
Geo n Walker 81 Elizabeth street, corner Hester street.
Isaac L. Devoe, 20 Eldridse street.
Mcc Sla1snsy 70 Z E SSass' . slsss.
Foster y. Williams. lB Hester street.
Tobias v. Mumford, 20 Norfolk street.
Nathaniel TerpCny lS5 Fifth street.
Ladies' subscribe TO number OF shares by leaving
their names with any Of the above officers.
SEIGuRES CAN'T LIE."-BUILDING AssOCIA-
tiong triumphant-An unusual effort having been
made in certain quarters msead the public mind in
ference to Building the thousands who
putabe reutation OF all the falaous that
a hs IT hs Isn
companies In existence in this city Mechanics abore
working and the industrious of all departments who
aim at honorable Independence deeply interested in this
acquainted with the beneficial principles which Building
Associations founded and conducted The Sunday Cou
rier published at No 10 Spruce street. and may be pro-
cured ut any news depot
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VYALUABLr CITY PROPERTY r0R sALE.-

VINEGhR EsTABLIsHMENr-roR SALE, THE EN-
tire stock fixtures trade, &C. ola large vinegar estah-
shmcnt IN full operation Any person wishing
bark In tho husinoss will End this good opportunity By ar
plying with real rame, past pad % H. box 3
ice, will be attended to.
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A NEW MARRTED COUPLE LATELY GONE TO
"a ouekteping, wants 60 sell lot .. furniture.
Please call at No. ~ Scanned street. in the rear.
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PUBLIC LECTURES.

PUBLIC LECTURES.
nj eRcANTILE LIBRARY ASSOCIATION.-TtE
lvl Board OF Direction have tho that
bkS e. ~. SINCLAIR, LATE MAS. FORREST,
MR.. a. vANDENHoFF
will yVea
DaAsAric AND PosrioAL REAorso
before tho Association ut Metropolitan ate fripcr) Hail.
ON Friday evening neal, March Y.
PROGRAMME:
PART I.--DRA
From the MERCHANT OF VENICE.
The Bond. ..........,....... -. Astl.
Inc .sisbtstea iria scene AetlF.
In which MA O. Sinclair viii sustain tho charaotsrs OF
Pertia Nsrs and Gratiano, and Mr. O. yandonhon that
q sbylo.k and the rest
PANT u.-poErIcAL
The Punch Boel. ...........,... NV O. w. Holmes
Mr.. q. Vandenhon.
A Poets Parting Thought. ......... MotherweIl
Halowed Ground, ,... Campbell
LochmNar Scott
Mr. G. vandenhoG.
TIE Building OF the Ship. Lon gollow
Mrs.. c. N Sinclair
Ic commence at o'clock. Doors open nt o'clock.
Tickets 1O cents eneh May be had of Wm Hall & Son,
Jee T. j. Crowen Evans Brtau and at the desk OF the
Library.
by arrangement, limited number Of tickets admitting
lady and gentleman seventy cents each have heen
sued which members only obtain upon early application
WILLARD l.. FELT, Chairman Lecture
JAMES d. SMITH,
J. u. HALSTED, >Oommittcs.
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II ECTURES AT ABBOTTS COLLEGIATE INsrITU-
ton for Young Ladie spnslsr Institute Union Park.
Professor Arnold Guyot Of Harvard Univsrsisy will
liver course Of four lectures the x Work
defined to show The harmony q Science aos Esvea
and Continued Monday the sth Tuesday, tho st and
Friday the 18th Tickets for each lecture 70 cents Prof
course Of six Lectures GEOLOGY wing
the 10Th, 10TH I'D 18th. 10Th, and 30th Of March.
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vUANTED-BY A RESPECTABLE PROTESTANT
w youns wonsn, situation as Chambormaid and
alter would assist In washing and ironing would
take OF children and d. psn sowing has objection
20 travel short distance In the country Can give
good city reference Please call al 1877 West Nineteenth
Street between Eighth and Ninth avenues. Can be
for DAYS.
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CONSTETU E'KON
! 'ETAT DE LA LOUISIANA
PREAMBULE.
Nous, lie peuple de Fiat dc la Louisiana, etablis,
sons ct decretons cete Constitution.

PREAMBULE
Mons IL neun1e dc |, Fiat do Ia To,,isianp stabls
sons ., d6crptors cattn Constitution
,r,trr,r, r,,,r-,rrr,,,
IlIhE FhENllhh
DISTRIBUTION DIES POUPOIRS.
Art. 1er.-Les pouvoir du gouvernement de / Etat
de la Louisiana sont dyises en- tros departements dis.
tncts
Chacun de ces departments est comic d un corps
particuler de magistrats
LIE pouvor lGgislatii est attribute uu corps parti-
euler lie pouvoir execuf un autre CORDS ct lie pou-
voir jndjciaire un troisieme corps
Art. 2.-Aucun de ces departenents nj
personne remplissant dams Fun deuX place quel-
conuue n exercera les pouvors cu superintendent en-
propre Pun DIES deux autres 81 nest dams les
indiques c-aprGs expresselnent.
T1TpEIr
,-,I, - : W. -
foo' 0in |h "loA'4i IT,
Art. 5-Le pouvor leglsatlt de I Etat est conlte II
deuX Chambres distinctes qu sappeLeront Pune !:
Chambre DIES kepresentants, lautre Senat, ct quI,
rGunies, porteront tire Assemble Generate de
| Etat de la Louisiana
Art. 4.-hes membres de la Chambre des Repre-
sentants eXerceront ieurs tonctons pendant une pc
rode de deux annees, parr de Ia cl0ture des cleo
tions generates.
Art 81 election DIES Representations aura lieu
tous les deux ans, lie premier undi de novembre, ct
ellie ne durera gu un jour. u ACCOMPLISHMENTS Sc
reunra annneiement, lie rolseme lund de janyler ii
MONS que cette epoque ne SOFT changee par la lo La
session DIES Chambres aura lieu au siege du gouverne-
| ment
Art. 6,-Iout 6lecteur reconnu CONNIE tel par cettc
Constitution est eligible pAssemblee- Gtn6rae,
Nul ne sera RePresentan on Senatenr 81, Fepoque
de son election, il nest tlecteur, soft du district
pr6sentatf soft du district senatorial qui Ia nomm6.
Art. ID election des membres de TAssembl6e-
Generate sera enue dams les dVerses crconscrptonS
tlectoraes etabies par la o La Legislature peut de-
eguer lie power eablr des crconscrptlons eIecto-
raes aux autorltes de parolsse on aux autortts m-
ilcipales.
Art 8.-La representation, Il IA Chambre des Re
presentants, sera egae ct unorne. Ellie scra regce
sur Ia base de ia population totae de chaque ParoSse
de | htat Cnaque parolsse aura a'l MONS un Repre-
sentant Aucune nouvelle paroisse GREECE avec
IN terrtoire molndrc de six cent vingt-cnq miles
cares, nj ayoc une population lnfeFeure au chre qu'
In donnera droita un representant II ne ser9 point
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II I lie a.


ART. 142. The Constitution adopted in eighteen
hundred and lortyfve is declared to be superseded
by this Constitution, and in order to carry the same
into effect, it is hereby declared and ordained fol-
lows:
ART. l43, All rights, actions prosecutions, claims
corporate, and all laws in force at the time Of the
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We, the people of the State Of Louisiana, do or
dain and establish this Constitution -
rrIrrT II
DISTRIBUTION OF POWERS.

ARry The powers or the government of the State
Of Louisiana shall be divided into three distinct de-
partments, and each Of them be confded to separ-
III boav If magistracy, to-wit: those which are
Legislative to one, those which are Executive to an
Ss - No one oil these Departments, nor any
r.rson holding office in one Of them, shall exercise
powsr properly belongings either Of the Others ex
cent in the instances hereinafter expressly directed
- nermitted
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MODE OF REVISING THE CONSTITUTION.

ART Ill. Amy amendment or amendments to this
Constitution may be proposed in the Senate or House
of Representatives and If the same shall be agreed
to by two-thirds OF the members elected to each
House, such proposed amendment or amendments
shall be entered on their journals with the yeas and
nays taken thereon, and the Secretary of State shall
cause the same 10 be published three months before
State Legislature, in at least one newspaper, in
French and Engish in every Parish in the State in
which newspaper shall be published; and such
proposed amendment or amendments shall be sub
mitted to the people at said election and if major
ity OF The at said election shall approve and
ratify such amendment amendments, the same
shall become part OF the Constitution Ii more
than one amendment be submitted at time, they
shall be in such manner and form that the people
may vote for or against each amendment separately,
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TIRE III.
POUV0IR EXECUTE

Ant, 52.-Le pouvoir execute Supreme est comic
i u maglstrat qui portera lie tite de Gouyerneur
h'at de Ia Louisiana, ct qui ,estera auatre ans
''aca0"s' LIE G0uvegasur sera elu. ains qtu lie Ii