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.-m .~ CoMPTRoLLER's OFFICE,
City of New Orleans May l, 1866
ReSolred. That the Comptroller be, and he is hereby
authorized and required to give notice. by standing ad-
vertisement in the official Journal that in accordance
with the ninth section of ordinance No. 1I2 approved
March So 1854 the Council will pay sny bill against
the City unless contracted under authority an order
from the Comptroller in accordance with the ordinance
referred to. Gsignedl E. L. TRACY.
President Board of Assistant Aldermen.
[Signed L. II. PLACE,
President Board Of Aldermen,
Approved April 3D. 1855
[signsdl JOHN L. LEWIS, Mayor. "m~@
This attention of the officers Of the city and OF the
public is respectfully called the foregoing resolution
g& o. DE BUYS,
my19 tt Comptroller City of New 0rleane.
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DYEING AND soouRING-Gentlemsn,s

Clothing CLEANED Dyed and Repaired superior by
which produces seGSl makes
the cloth SOFT pSeng every color. Ladies' Grape Shaw
of dyed cleaned
Eyerythre notice, EAGLE DYE
HOUSE. Poydas street. Caren4seI and ST. Charles
streets, d. I'm
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- Z 81 slil-i usplttNEo :" AiIA
d Dealers al Ptopristor'a lowest,
Agency, Ne. lsl Charsreastrses.
Wild Cherry,
Neutrality-suspicious. Wine, =,
Hutrhing's Vegstabe Dyspepsia,
Gcrlsy's Vegetable, colemsn's,
Hoofand's German, 0Iygepa.ei.
COSMETICS.
Cologne Water, Bay Water,
floTids Water, Meen Eun,
jons's Lilly White.
SOAPS AND CREAMS.
LOWE Brown Windsor,
Jone's Chemical,
Rsdway'sM eGicatsd CASTLES,
Almond, Toilet and Family,
Shaving Creams and Compounded
all descriptions.
PILLS. 90
Wrfght's Indian Vegetable,
Mot'ats's Life. Brandrsth's,
Morrlson'B, Lee'a,N London,
PARIS ,sapplngton's, Champlonts,
Grasfepberg, JAyns'eSanatiYs,
JByns's Agus, Winar's Csinomils,
Hubbard q Ansi-bilicus, Peters,
iSpencer's Vegetable, Cook,.,
tCoopar's ,Coyel'a, Rhsurla.ic,
Anderaon's, AliebAais'H Health,
Wistsr 'sGentiePurzstiye,
Alshaais' ASue, Honper's,
iChlckner'BS ngAr-coated,
dsrricks Sugar.rnAssd,,
lsiloert's Anti-billGns, Beckwiih'a,
T;Ttsidy'g Blood. lngolda5y's Pile,
Scolps Vegetable, Esgon'a,
RRdeny's Regulators,
Rose's Rnilrosd, Laidv's Female,
Loudsp'sIadiau Saustfys,.
ioqtsn's Agqe, fiolloHey'a,
tialnted 'sAntl-Dyspsptic,
Gardon's, SeLaue'a Li9sr.
Il HAIR DYES, Z=
/, Fhaion ,sMaelc, Satchelor'-
Observation-Disclosures,
lBallard's, JaiesHauelss,
j., lJayne's American, East India,
| MISCELLANEOUS, =
br.Morge'slnvigora:iRxCoTdiAl,
Thorn E Extract,
ACKNOWLEDGMENT,
Tarrant'sEii1tt Of RhubsFh,1
i Gsrtsr'sS paniBhMlIsura.
IMather'b Relief,
iToosharhe Drops, E
lLyon' shagneticPov iers,
,jMrs. Kidder's Cordial,
lThempsen' Eve WassrA
WsttR's NaryounApti,
isilling'eAstrugenl,
Hyatt Life Baissm,
hrt1npnisEI
Radway's Ready Relief,
l.. Railways Resoiveut,
ITarrant'sTndaiibie Ink, go
Dr.. Fiteh's Body Braces
DT. iteh'sshoutdsf BysceE.
pr. Observation-Disclosures,
iTE Rosa's Preparations, =
"lner'f ArtaHnrn Extract. ~
IereuF's Specific,
hlaTshail'VCathcliccn.
Fitch'a2 reparations.
fi GREE e,sConpound syruFet ! elbow
Perry Davia'a Pain Killer. 80
+, Browns Essence of GinYay
Mortl.more's Rheumatic Compound,
lMortimore's Cordisl Bittera,
Myers Eztrsctof Rock Rose,
lCrosaman 'sSpecftic, -.
Dr.. Wari'sLpectfr,
upham's Pile Eleetuaryr g., l.
ISieer's Opeiiidoe,
lt3odireg'tCordial,
Turlington'sB aissm
On. Cuflen'sPteparstion.
hateman's Drops,
tDrJsyne's Family Ms5;,;n
tssidlit. and Soda Powders.
lEppins's Fluid Extract Rnnbu,
lLlcina Cordial,
Juno Cerdisl,' =.a T..
IHart's Remedyfor Fita
Wilson'S Death on Rats,at, E
IIhirby's Cholers Df6ps,
Ball's Cholera Syrpn .- a.
iiSpohn's Headache Remedy.
sSonnellhs Aiissurs, e.
pr. Marehisi,n uterin6C ath niiesn
Ioysn's Lithontriptic,
lLouden'sPrspsratiops. 49,.
Hoaghson'sPspai1.
s CHElDhM sCHNAPPs, nj .sx,
'ua ~ dealers in any of the ais,. N
, will ind II to their adynu,aa HI pt ~
ABOVE, where will be found thst mSss
NE PATENT MEDICINES n ~
'rices. 5PieaBs address lie
light L. co, 20
sDlClFE WAREHOUSE, =
ChartreEst HeHOrifapa.L a
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NewOrlsnns La.
vERMIFuGEs.
Winer'aCansdiaD,
SWANS
Perrv's Dead Shot,
Jsynes's Tonic,
Kerl's,
B. a. FahneAtock's, E.
McLaue'a.
BALsAMs 6COCGHREMEDIEs
Wihtar's5alaam Of Wild Ehsrry,
Hastings NRpLhs,
Shsrnan's Baisam,
huehan's Hungarian,
DsGis's Wild Cherry and Tar,
Scheuck's Pulmonie Syrup,
New England Cough Syrup,
Bartholomew sExpecteraut,
Halle Balaam,
swaym'sSyrnp ofWild Cherry,
Avar's Cherry Pectofsl,
Taylor's Bnlaam Ltvetwort,
Jagre's Erpectorsnt,
Winer'e Elecampsine,
Rogors'Liyerwort and Far,
Mra. GARDENERS Liverwort,
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS,
Louion's Indian do,
DR.. Roses dc,
sARsAPARlLLAs.
DR.. John Bulls,
s. P.TowhBend's,
saudR'H, -
DldIaeobTovuHa
carpentar's,
Wyncpop'5,
s-ASsr'a,
GIae fen bergrg
| Bristol,
Gpysott'a Yellow Dock.
| PLAsTERs.
| WelpsStfongthening
| Ewsn'sStrangth enins
Jew DAvid's or Hebrew,
| & BAdesu's,
Knapp'GIudisn
Alcoes'spofous,
| GriththiaAdhenive,
Hollorsy'AAfnics
! LINfMENTS. 49,
Mexican Mustang,
Farrell'ahrabisu
Bu.ler'sNerveand Bone,
Hunts,
| ~ Hsyea's,
Tobiss'pVsnetiar
Hows'sNsEve and Bone,
ksllinEer's,
GARDENERS,
Bartine'sHorst
Merchants GarglinS,
Cherokee,
Jsyue'l
4 AGUEREMEDTEs, ETC.
0syoodisIndian ColoSoSue,
Eowand't1oRic MiytIYe,l
Smiths Tonic Syrup,
Iyukonp's Tonic,
Speeds f'ebrifuge,
Vegetable Febrifuge.
L0zEN3Es.
Sherman's Cough and Worm.
frysn'sPulrnonic Wsfsrs,
Loeock's Pnlmnnic WaferB. g
HAIR PREPARATIONS. En-
Lovett's Wahpeue or Hair Glcsi
Bhrry'rTricophsroua,
Lyons Ksthsrion,
BoylS's Hyperion Fluid,
Phalon'e EiairinvigoHAtor,t5
Jayne's Hair Tonic,
Van Deussn's Wahpene.
Loudon'sO Oriental Hair Tonic,]
Hkusl'sEan Lnstrals, e.
Dldridge's Balm ofColumbia.
Railways Cireaasisn Bnlm,i
| PANACEAs.
swsil'H, Houck's,
Cullen'aIndian Vegetable, e
Longley's Great Western
| OINTMENT AND SALyEs.
Dallsy's Magical Pain & rtracter.
Professor Holioway's Ointment.
MsAlliater's All-Heslirg,
Brooks's Hagic Salve, Pryor,seii,
Gray's, Hafrtson's Specific,
Tracks Magnetic, Jndkiuss,
Louden'sAli-dealing Russis.
OILS.
RuHhtan'sCod LiverOil,
McNair'sAcoustic, searpa'a do.
British, Harlaam.
BlTTERs.
Moffat's Phoenix. Bl aFs,sAromati,
49, WOLFE's AROMATIC
~ Druggists aud Merchants ,
contained in the above catalogue
calling or sending their orders n
extensive assortment of GENIJl
United States, and at the lowest i
~. Wi
GENUINE Al
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First District Pound.

First District Found.
WNTAS brought to the First District Pound, on Dry
Wv AIDES street. between Julia and orod streets
trays
One pale yellow and white she Goat the horns turned
back behind the ears, large lump under the throat.
One she Goat white body, yellow jaws, with collar
and ring.
Which, if not claimed within ten days, and the
penses thereon paid will be sold at said pound at public
auction, TUESDAY, the 18th instant at 10 O'Clock
A. M. AUG. s. PHELPS,
Street Commissioner
Nayr orIeops Tao Js5S
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YoHN HALLER & BRoTHrR corner 81

M tss =, y t..l, y III 7 u III, cuinoi ~.
~ 9ossph and c houptte sA Streets COPPER AND SHEET
oEhs are nov prepared TO do all kinds OF work their
ne OF business such as putting Tin and Copper Cutters Val
eys etc. Also putting Copper Tin Zinc Roofs all
ne Gy moderate prices with prompsss dispatch. All kinds
o. Jubons and Repairing attended By
attention TO all orders, hops ms share Of the public
vs. oeg leave to refer following gentlemen; NIeasrs
Gofer Wing, Ja1on Mcintosh Cook horehouse,
lgShe g. W. Church. Thomas Murray Isaac Ihaye Caller
4 Co., j.. W. Jewell. oeisA&w am
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MAYoRALTY or NEW ORLEANS.
COMMON COUNCIL.

CITY Of NsW UrIeans, December lblh, 800.
.9 a9. ..-.eg., No. $500 ! .t Z
Rssolcei, That joint committee of three members
of the Board of Aldermen and five members of the
Board of Assistant Aldermen be appointed whose duty
it shall be, in conjunction with The Surveyor of the
New Orleans Canal and Navigation Company, as
the removal and reconstruction of the bridges crossing
the Canal CaFondelet, rendered necessary by the i'm
provements now being made by said company.
Members of the Committee - Aldermen: Durel
Bailey and Culber,son. Assistant Aldermen Howell
Chapea, Fabre, Guyol and BaIbarn.
lsignedI j. UGENBUHL,
President Board of Aldermen.
Gsignedl Il. l.. TRACY.
President Board of Assistant A ldermen.
Approved December 10, 1855
[sgnedl JOHN L. LEWIS Mayor.
A true copy. THos. THEARD, Secy. dl7
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MI etc conduit Depot DIES e'paves du Premier
District, Drysdes, entire les Julie and Girod
CONNIE epaves-
Unc cheyre jaime pale ct blanche les penchees
en- arriere une loupe au-dessous du gosier.
Une cheyre lie corps blanc les machoires james syant
un collier ct anpeau
81 les dts aDimaux sont pas reclames dams dix
jours les depenses pages ees seront vendues Zen
chere publique dit depot, YENDREDI lie Is du cou-
rant a 10 heures P. NJ AUG. s. PHELPS,
Commissaire DIES Rues
NouyelIe Deeemhre 1S55 ia
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COMPTRoLLER'S OFFICE,

y . L
City of New Orleans, December 18Th 1864
No. 2i7l |
Resotrsa, That the Comptroller sell at public auction
after len days notice in The official journal, contract
for laying round stone pavement on The public road
or Levee street, of the Third District subject The
approval OF the Common Council Property holders
pay 10 the contractor their proportion of the work done
and also their proportion of the materials furnished
by the city and the said will be subrogated
all the rights of the city for the collection Of the
without recourse on the city in case the money
should not be recovered from the properly holders
and the proportion due by the city be padn cash
the completion of the work and acceptance of the
same by the Street Commissioners.
[Signedl j. J. LUGENBUHL,
President Board of A lder men.
[Signedl Il. L. TRACY,
President Board Of Assistant Aldermen.
Approved December LIST, 1855
ESgnedl JOHN L. LEWIS Mayor.
Notice is hereby given, that MONDAY, 9th
inst. will adjudcate my Office IL o'clock, NJ =,
the above contract.
DIS o. DEBUYS, Comptroller.
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POLES Jail, Second District.

Police jail, Second District,
wETAs brought to the City Police Jail on the 18th
w November, 1854, the negro boy SAM +; is feet
inches aged about 40 years Says he belongs Mr. Daniel
shoty living in Livingston parish, La The owner is re-
oussted to call and claim said slave,
4. BLANCHARD, Keeper City Police Jail.
Nav Orleans Oct 2. 1855. oS oswSu1
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OFFICE OF THE MARYLAND CONSOLIDATED LOTTERIES
BALTIMORE Maryland Goth June, 1855
TAUTION.-LoTTERY FRAUDs.-The Com
Maryland hs
to canton against NE swiaders who ercaa y
agents sale cksts Lotteries which wholly Fictitious.
only legal Lotteries Maryland those dasa daily under
The Of the Commissioner elected
State, Constitution, examine approve
achanes and attend to the drawings,
All the hes Lot cries and all Certificates Of packages Of
autographed u. y. Brennan General
the Contractor OF tbs Maryland Consolidated Lo
terisa, Baltimore, Md. All others are fraudulent
information hs subject Of LOTTERIES the which
they drawn etc., chesrag addressing
F. X Brennan, Baltimore. Nd.
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LUTHER HOMES.
EAIINnRY AND ORNAMENTAL. WORKS.


Corner If Benton and Eupkrosiae stTests,
sy- Office No, 1o6 St, Charles street,
1.-TWO doors from the ST. Charles Theater)
M MANUFACTURERS of the latest and most
approved Patterns OF Ratings yespdshs Do shutera,
yAus III dyes Straight Cr1lar STAIRS
and u CAST AND WROUGHT IRON WORK fer Building
t Ratings Castings, Gaald ReIe Weights veut,a-
tors for sAle OLD STAND es ST. Charles Nav
lanps
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DRUGS, MEDICINES.

n WRIGHT & co.'s CATALOGUE OF
- GENUINE AND POPULAR FAMILY MEDICINES, which
they offer 10 supply Druggists and Dealers Ptopstoa lowest
Es General Dspo. and Special Agency
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EhANIEL EDWARDS, Successor to TwI-
BILL EDWARDS) Nos. 49, 80 aad 80 New Levss aud n
and 81 Fulton street. Manuaurer description Copper
Tin Sheet Iron and Brass Work He ready to c9atra for the
making Steam Trains Clarifying and Evaporstng Pans FHtsre
Juice Boxes and everything appsanng the 5usnThonss,
general assortment Of Steam Gauges Steam Whistles, Brass
Cocks Coupling Valves, etc, constantly on hand.
would call Steam TranB hied
successful the plantations of Col r.
Camp, Alessrs S. Harrison E. Foaa Nelson Donelson o.
W. H Stackheuse Thomson Co. and L.
Forsta oha y to whom he respectfully refers for full pacu
tsrs, m
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Second District Pound

Second District Pound.
WETAs brought the Second District Pound, corner
One dark brown colt about IL or 121S hands high no
mark or brand visible.
Which, If not claimed within ten days and the
pepses thereon paid will be sold at public auction at
said pound, FRIDAY, the 28th inst, at 10 O'Clock
A. NJ. AUG. S. PHELPS,
Street Commissioner.
Maui Orlaars necemher II 1S55
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y :
THE BOARD OF POLICE.
REGuLAR EETIN

MAYoRALTY OF NEW ORLEANS, |
City Hall, Dec. Is, 1855. !
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SPECIFICATIONS

For cleaning the paved and unpayed, and keeping in
repair the unpayed streets in the Fourth and
Eleventh Wards of the City.
KyHE work will adjudicatedins eparate contracts
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Inanliness Of his individuality Preents hm rom
bringing foreibly out bis idea, yetbe Intention l.
,renspsreri and Justly entities himo the ADMIRATION
Of the audience.
T., meeting The Prince In the FRI sct M Hacke't Il
too ouiet and unobtrusve in bis bearing; but in the
d,olress Of his assumed melancholy when eHcaiming
with ugubTious tone,
,sbood an a. melancholy Tbcat, irssed S7sr
he evinces keen and deIicate discrimination.
In the broader and groser deIineation in ihe Gads-
bill expedition and indeed throughout the play hr.
Hacketfs absence Of The huge animal split and
buoyancy mars the effect bat a. soon as delicate
shades and nice transitions Of hruror are to bede-
pic;ed Mr.. Hackett in bis element. Where Fatai,
10 escape The scrape Of bis false Dragging cries
call thee coward III see thee damned ere call thee
coward"
Mr. Hacket displays inimitsble humor. Another bril-
rant-neglected or maued by many ertists-was ex-
quisitely set BY Mr. Hackett. The passage in which
to avoid the disgrace of his cowardice and swagger
be pretends to have known the Prince, end exclaIm'
with huge chucke,
By the Lord knew ye" &C.,
was rendered with infinite cunning and convused the
house with laughter.
On the whole few more agreeable evenings can be
passed than in the company Of Sir John fa7tan.
The wit and humor which sparkle in every word
which falls from biz lips and the infinite iun OF 1'ua-
ton. would make the knight most welcome company
even in less excellent hands than Mr.. Hacketts- IL
true this gentleman does not possess that gens OF
mrth that radiant buoyancy and glorious amman
spirit which should riot luxuranty and reflect every
moment its animation on the audience. But MI
Hackctt il finished correct and geniiemanly ar''.'
and possesses much Of refined and qnek humor which
ueasoa If it does not excite.
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COMMISSIONERS OF EMIGRATION.

stated meeting of this Board was held at the Of
fee in Anthonv-st on Wednesday afternoon-Presi-
dent yrRP1AScK in the chair aud Messrs Crabtree'
Kelly. Carrigan, Kennedy Garrigue, Cummings,
Purdy and Morgan present.
The frst business in order was the preparation oil
an affidavit showing cause why the temporary in-
junction prohibiting the Commissioners from using
Castle Garden as an Immigrant Depot should be re-
moved The affidavit set. forth that the Board was
orpanized in 1s47 and during It'd administration there
hive arrived AT this port ,9i6,39- immigrants, ot
,,bicb an 100 have become chargeabe TO the Com
mutation Fund. These people have landed al aliier-
ent piers on each side of the City The appropriation
of Castle Garden 10 the use OF the Commissioners WIN
prevent the immigrants from beng scattered thc
Iitv coufuing them TO Castle Garden aud the nelghOor
hood They deny that the Castle y to be ised Tor any
other purpose than receiving immigrants ana storing
theirbsggage they will ncitherieed nor ouSehhy in
Grant but wlsend them of m steamboats, as soon az
rossible after they have obtained their travelling tcA
eis TO the several railroad and steamboat dePo's III
the vicinity of the Garden The entrance 10 the ,as-
tie will be fenced OIL from the Battery, and the puDhc
frequeniing that pleasure ground VIII suef no annoy
ancc from the inmates of the Castle lhey trulet
assert that all sick diseased persons are taken
aahore AT Quarantine and Will not be brought 10 tts-
tc Garden By the appropriation of this place TO the
,..rrasaa Of irizros,. aP~' '"'"''9rantS VAL ne
projected from sharpers AMI runners and tue cry re-
lievcd from their presence and the habiiy 10 coma
gious ar Infections diseases. The Commissioners
assert that the number of those who now become ia,
bio 10 the Communication Fund will be greatly essened
bv this arrangement they will not be detraudei OF
iker means by the many devices hitherto prachced
upon them BY runners ana others. Ihey also urge
that the boarding houses and transportation depots
for Immigrants are in the i'm mediate vicinity OF Castle
Garden and that they already have possession OF The
premises and have paid the Controller tile hrst IN
sallment of Teni for lie use.
The bids for the Coal contract were opened anu re-
ferred TO a Committee consisting of Messrs. Purdy
Cummings and Kelly. Mr.. John Clancy was the
lowest bidder.
The following il summary Of the weekly state
ments submitted: Ga,
Number Of Emsrans suiyed this year 20 May ia''.''Sy
Number Em grants arrived since 10 '
Number OF Entrants arrived date 1874
Number Of inmates 10 Instn WARDS Ispd..HlI %
Nun Der Of inmates In Marine Hospital ~ ''
NJ .....2ol7 3o7s
Balance bank Jan !, SOLVE
Aggregate receipts 10 May l6........ .tlSiS'' o.
Received 10 May 3, for Comnis' - "a 80, A.. o,
s;orer OF alien passenzers ...-.'.. 8'' =" 49, .
T,.i ............................. =e46H p
ri. May 10, l35.. :. ,,o .,o q,
Sunlry expenses from Nay % SSd'.' "'o f~--'f- -
Over.dfsft on Bank May g.. ...;,...-,--'; -HS9' %
After some further business the Board adJouihou'
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HoBoKEY OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES MEETING

Pursuant to adjournment there was a meeting al the
CITY Hall in Hoboken lest evening to take TURNER
action relative TO the management OF the Iioookeh
Ferry. The Committee appointed az The meeting on
Saturday evening made their report. The Committee
consisted Of Messrs John NJ. Board, james 1. Hat
field. james II. Dewey, J. I. slke, John Me'serVe'
and David NJ. Demarest
The Committee report that they waited upon the
propretors of the Ferry and wSe informed unt w
COMPANY would commence on Wednesday ztd insi.
YESTERDAY 10 issue tickets Tor cr1ssnS the ii'y a.
the following terms: a. N
For al Finale. .nd minors under y year' o. sss' a.
This /. an advance Of rates. The rates last year
re a. 50 per quarter for males IS cents ior ieins'
aud mnors under II, md - cent? Tor sonooi cili-
CIen PER quarterI -. -, r.,.,;,a
corerouters 70 show their tckets sry tire they cross
in order 20 prevent freudH IN The use OF tickets D Re.
CONS 10 al ON they Tot issued. lhe report il1ner
states that on the part OF tie Company the agent as
:. lsined mo des Of endesyOring to conci ate the
treorle of H0b0ken, but .ald they you'd al9Ps any
" nlsn which TIE people 81 Hoboken Woud onef ma
would insGre their protection against Hauls, .,
tley would sell tie ferry 10 the people il th5y Nouri
,sarrutee 10 run boats regularly - i no" Iohe sn
,fford the facilities heretofore glycn TO The puoh'-
A Committee ygs appointed - confer VIVA me
Comrany relative 20 tle pIOpos non 70 I'll ~ 10y
II ssts Of lssf- }. j. Mes re >. r. niA' sa"
II. Dewey, jane, M. uatAe a. W Na4 ---'' CO.
NJ. remeIcst 49,, -
rc.eF AZ M-ssrs. Geo TutlAl y. Il. BaliTint ~.
Gardner. james I. Hatfel1 G.: ". Lyons j. % s s,'
and Seba BOgeft This Committee reponed w" ~
lowing resolutions. which were ecopted' ..., f,.
Tbe7.as The Hobosen Jsry C&psny ~ - 81. -
r-er.sd lie rates fsr.iss crInnl ssion 1it "a
rerrie Of Hoboken znst incor e1enee 10 -, Lar
sDasso b. Withholding esss de- ng tsen ~, ne. 2
riroioa. pretert ihetsby uarefa y az s a. 40 -
---sv beiers ir fts ther ,ouse. -. hi our
irus-ce h fhcfs who have recently sDl-e fsusny
sv rrfer the eIp-ss reze1et nc .s5h rssr .dve.-
| made q The reo lr n pgple A's-'-f -
! fseueufs theFexre b D. ., - Fegry CcraeAay
Reseised That the Psesat .eLs o. 81 then q prevJu,
stsp n resererce FeiIiss wssfss r., nv Ss,,
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