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Messeur-Les soussEns propdeaires dmmeuhle. fssAnt
face Ia rue Bienye paTr de Ia rue Roman 1uqna IA rue
Johnson des deux c6tes prien 1r
cd resolution passee Conseil de VILE scion
Ia oi aim ne ds banouettes bqnetees soient constitutes
boSs h curh stones ueaux en- bois deehaque cote
A. Ia rne Bienyille par Ia Roman In rue Johnson
"a endos on DIES eanquettes ont dea ete cons
te "a les propretares les des karqueites desront aVo
a, s de- age paTtr DIES maisons denx peds de large
nsrr e curb stones Pepace intermediate devant ete
cobs ct Enlightenment nvee ain de corresponde aVec lie pa
vage en- briqnes de chaque cote des banquettes
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Notice hereby given that SATURDAY 9th inst,
will adudcsse my Office IL O'Clock NJ, the above
tracts.
MO II 7. THEARD Comptroller.
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Isl f pisds pOuess face a larue franklin.
TO THE noNoRABLE rae COMMON

JAS A. HOPKINS,
secretaiTe du Conseil des Assistant Aldermen.
fan
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A L,nnNoRARIE cnNsEIL CoMMUN DIE

Secretary Board Of Assistant Alderm
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II y III VIM II
j II PHELPS,
JOHN DOLHONDE.

R,so'i That the PROPOSAL Of A. G. Powers ESQ 10 sell to
the city Of New Orleans the portrait of General Fay and
Old Whitley hanging in the Council Chamber ofue Board
Of Assistant Aldermen for the and price OF thousand
and the Is hereby accepted and the
Comptroller authorized the Treasurer in favor of
Mr. A. G. Powers for said thousand dollars
provided the ssd Mr. Powers make repairs
said portrait as 1t may require.
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G. II. WALDO.
W. NJ. FLhMMING,
IL DAEI 90

Resolrei That the chairman Of the Committee Fire jointly
City Surveyor and blank OF the Board
Of Aldermen be eques ed committee OF the Fremsns
Charitable Assoc for the purpose o. examining the cund
delay the repairs for the and whether the
necessary, the Fire COMMITTEES Of the Board Of Assistant
Alderman.
On motion of Mr.. Phelps, Mr.. Huyghe was added
TO the Committee on Fire.
FINANCE COMMITTEE.
The following report from the above committee
was read and adopted, the rules being suspended.
The following resolutions accompanying the same
was read and adopted by the following vote:
Yeas Messrs Magioni, Dohonde, Hall, Holland,
Huyghe, Kearny, Phelps, Reid, Waldo, Whitney,
Beebe and Ranney-l2
The Finance Committee have the honor report upon the
petition OF A. o. Powers, askng that the Council purchase
his painting Of General yor nnd Old Whitley in the city
Hall etc. fonr mee think hut that The city should
the prayer Of the petitioner for folio wing
June lisa Mr. Powers placed the said portrait chamber
Of the Board Of Assistant Aldermen with The that the
Council purchase II for the NJ S0 the usual price paid
for such paintings By the city On the 2h june Of the
year resolution offered h the Board Of Assistant Alder
purchase the portrait above hlnded but laid
the table the ground that the raened Of the city did
warrant the expenditure Of moneys, unless it
urgently equred for public good and that
Mr. Powers allowed the portrait remain in the council cham
Der Of the Board Of Assistant Aldermen where II still hangs.
This portrait is the only equestrian painting Of General Tay
drawn md painted from life and has been bv
these facts committee herewith presenta resolution
chase said portrait for the Of 81 O0 and recommend its
| adoption.
| Of sundy hills, examined and approved.
All Of which is respectfully submitted.
JOHN n. HALL, Chairman,
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N. WHITNEY,
WIN NJ. FLEMING,
II. BEE BE,
G. II. WALDO.

Mr. Holland moved to lay the above report over till
next meeting. Lost.
Yeas y: Messrs Magioni, Dolhonde, Holland and
Phelps--4.
Nays Messrs. Hall, Huyghe, Kearny, Reid, Waldo,
Whitney and Beebe-7.
Mr.. Dohonde moved to lay the report on the table.
Lost.
Nays: Messrs. Magion, Hall, Huyghe, Kearny,
Phelps, Reid, Waldo, Whitney and Beebe-9.
Mr.. Reid moved that the report be adopted. Car
ried.
Phelps, Reid, Waldo Whitney and Beebe-9.
Nays Messrs. DOlhOnde and Holand-2.
The following resolution, accompanying the above
report, was read, the rules being suspended
VIM Mount President Of the Trustees of the Msho
@ Epq f ns HS or s from e9 e Of slaves
with proper passes or free Of color on me a
fines Having been imposed by the Recorder Of the Second Dis
Mr. Doihonde moved to refer the above resolution
to the Finance Committee. Lost.
Yeas: Messrs Magioni, DOhOnde, Hall, Holland
and Phelps.
Nays Messrs, Huyghe, Kearny, Reid, Waldo,
Whitney and Beebe-6.
Mr.. Holland moved to adjourn. Lost.
Yeas: Messrs Magioni, Dolhonde, Hall, Phelps
and Holland-5.
Nays Messrs. Huyghe, hearny, Reid whitney,
| Waldo and Beebe-6.
| Mr. Reid moved to amend the foregoing resolution
by inserting the words provided the amount does
| not exceed the sum of $3.50" Carried.
Yeas Messrs. Huyghe, Kearny, Reid, Waldo
Whitney and Beebe-6.
Nays Messrs, Magioni, Dolhonde, Hall, Holland
and Phelps-5.
And said resolution as amended was adopted by
| the following vote:
Yeas Messrs Huyghe, Kearny, Reid, Waldo
Whitney and Beebe--6.
Nays: Messrs Magioni, Dolhonde, Hall, HOLLAND
and Phelps.
SPECIAL COMMITTEE.
Mr.. Phelps offered the following report, which wa
read and adopted, and the resolution accompanying
the same was read and adopted by the following
vote, the rules being suspended q
Yeas Messrs. Dolhonde Hall, Holland, Huyghe
: Kearny, Phelps, Waldo, Whitney and Beebe-9.
Nays Messrs Magoni and Reid.
The Special JOINT Committee whom referred the resC
adopted the sd December 1851 providing for tho At
pointmeut joint committee take consideration t
collection of the unpaid ella due the cit
Orleans also ascertain to whom the bnsine
could given upon the best respectfully present th
following report and accompanying resolutions
The Committee August last, deeming u OF niue
that should be taken to collect
claims due city whether in Judgments or any other lain
taxes being then understood that II
bgsory unless ratified by the Comma
Council Under this contract attorney during the s
considerable time examination OF these claims
pecng legal proceedings as soon as the contra
should be raned Security to be given, the attorney
selected TO bind himself pay all COSTS with commission
twenty all collected. Your honorable boo
will perceive that will be OF advantage TO the city
with collect all claims
whether in Judgment otherwise since consolidation
Commission of twenty per all claims except those
They therefore recommend the adoption Of the foVw
e resolution.
z Respectfully submitted, 1900
u.
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ADAM GIFFEN, Treasurer
New Orleans March % 1883
The following message was read
BOARD ALDERMEN
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[signed

President BoaTd OF Asssthnt AIdermen
Signed CaAs. N. WATERMAN, Mayor.
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submitted.
q. II. WALDO.
WIN; N, FLEMING,


R,s9ei That the Comptroller be and he hereby authorized
the city Treasury in favor of H. H. Robinson,
President OF Washington Fire Company No. the Of
hundred and City dolar-S5Ofor by said
company in the discharge Of is dutI In this city.
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Resolred That the Comptroller the Treasurer in
favor Alfred Willis nightwachman OF the Fourth Dis
Of doll and twenty cents
81 2beng for time lost in OF injuries received
while discharge of his duty the fire which destroyed
the Magazine street. m ,rket.
Yeas Messrs Conway. DeLabarre, Dupre, Harris
son, Howell Landry and Vennard-7.
Mr.. yennsrd on behalf of the Committee on
Streets and Landings offered the following report,
which was taken up seTidtim:
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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-11-15
ThLhGKApHIC NJ VS..
!. 49,. !. a.xD rOR T.E "DuspArCHn

REVOLT ION IN SONORA, MExICO-PERlL~
GUS POSITION OF AMERICANS
WASHINGTON, Nov. IL - Private letters from
Guaymas, Sonora, to Oct. 10th, speaking Of tne
Revolution there, confirm the Hersld's state
msuts* and say that Capt. Stone with his survey
ing party, consisting Of about 80 Americans, oc-
cupied three horses In the centre OF the town,
directly between the opposing parties.
If an attack had been made on him, ne Wo9ia
have hoisted the American flag and fought under
Il, being we'll armed and having plenty OF am-
intuition, and . brig In the barbor mounting Two
peandsrs.
Lieut.. Mowry was also there ready to lend as
distance with bis men.
The civil war bad been ended by the surrender
Of the authorities to the rebels who, after getn8
all they demanded and guaranty OF imman''J
from prosecution, reinstated the authoritles'
That the Americans were not attacked was o"'uB
IN their firm position and their declining 70 sur
render their houses to the rebel leaders.
*rhs 70 lowing is the statement Of the Herald,
alluded to above:
A revolution broke ont In Gusymas about the
lat of October last caused by the local authorities
having sold some of the lands belonging to the
Pueblo Of Gnaymas, which was entirely against
the wishes of great portion Of the people OF the
place, who declared that the authorities bad no
right to sell the same, and that IL vas not their
wish that any such sale should be made. or the til
ties to the same passed. the authorities contending
that they had the right 10 sell aud would do so.
The people armed themselves, took possession Of
the Judges OF the First and Second Instance, and
some of the Councilmen threatening to shoot them
II their demands were not scceded to, and their
rights respected. This the authorities pledged
themselves to do, and we're liberated
Some few days afterwards the authorities not
moving In the matter. the people again took pos
session of the fort back Of and commanding the
town and the road entering the town from Hermi-
sllo, AID threatened to take the authorities and
shoot them if they did rot fulfil their pledge. Al
eope siderable npQntiation. Crrinx the day
the people agreed to give the authorities until the
evening of the 10th to do as they promised. This
was the state of affairs when our informant left on
the morning of that day.
Captain Charles p. Stone, chief Of the commits
sion for the survey Of tho State Of Sonora. with
his party Of engineers, &c, we're at Guaymas, all
we'll. and had been hard at work. Lieut.. Mewry,
member elect to Congress from Arizona and New
Mexico, WAS in Guaymas. in good health and spi-
rts; would return 10 Arizona shortly, on his way
To WASHINGTON.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-11-15
New TrnnsIntfon of the Bible.

It 70 known that an Association, styled the ''Bi-
bic Union" has been for some years in existence.
whose object 10 to prepare new translation OF
the Bible. This association was organized origi-
naiiy by some nineteen gentlemen, of different
religious opinions or communions, and it is now
considerably enlarged, Including, 1t is said, many
eminent scholars and clorgymen Two very pro-
minent members of this body of meu are DOW in
this city, and together with others, it Is undsra
stood will deliver addresses at the Second Baptist
Church, this evening, at o'clock. They are the
Rev. THos. r. ARsrrAsx, d. D., President Of the 81.
BILE Union, and Rev. WIN. Ii. WYcKorF, L. L. D.,
Corresponding Secretary. Their remarks will re.
late 10 the reasons In favor of new version of
the Bible, aud the progress of the Association In
their undertaking. They understood to be
gentlemen of erning and ability.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-11-15
ueat.e.

10 night the talented young actress. Miss AFor
MA JoSss. commences eu engagement az the Thea.
tire, ia Tho character Of Eoalne." Miss J ia, We
learn, much improved since her last appearance
here SITE is steadily advancing in her profession
of which she Is already bright ornament. She
has the charms CT person in Il very high degree,
ana her mental qualifications are excellent. Be-
iug a native Of Richmond. of course We take p ide
In the laursis awarded her, and wish her the very
highest distinction. She has tn the tour she has
recently made, added very much to her bright
fame, especially 10 the cities on the Ohio, where
she produced quite sensation smong the play.
Going public.
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re- PRICE & WATKINS.
FsEsH AND BEAUTfFUI. GooDs!
NEW AND FREQUENT ARRIvA1


F8EsH AND BEAUTIFUL GooDs!
NEW AND FREQUENT ARRIVALS,
Beautiful Bayadere Plaid, Plain and a'Lez SILKS,
Ia all cOlOrs
splendid tgef1ouncei double Skirt and a,Laz SILK
RtiBE5--some Velvet Brocade, very eiegaut-in
these goods our assortment is unusually rich
and valied
Superb Rrrn DeLaines, Valentias. Poplins and
GaAhmeres. entirely new and beautiful designs
These are in plain skirts, two and three foul ces
and a'Lez styles
Plain DeLaines. DeBeges. Lovella Cloths. Meri
noes &c
Hand some English and American DeLaines at low
prices
BLACK BoMBAZTNEs,
M0USELINES, CfIALLIE5.
TAMESE CLOTHS, GRAPE,
and ali kinds of MOURNING GOODS.
Point Lace Collars and Sleeves
Brussels, Maltese, Honiton and French Emb. do.
CLOTHS, CASsIMEREs, vESTINGS,
and Mems ear aeperaliy-a large stock
Our basement room is filled with heavy Goods, for
plantation men and women-say, Fulied Cloths, Lin.
seys Blankets &C., at the LOWEST rates. in argsana
small quantities.
Hoop Skirts; Bishops. new article
Hosiery, Glaves
Ladies and Mems Silk ard Wool Under Vests and
Drawers Great attention is given to this depart
pent-all sizes and qualities are kept.
FLANNELS. LINENS,
BLEACHED aud BROWN DOMESTiCS,
TABLE and BED LINEN, TOWELS, &c.
IT, Buyers will find our stock very large, and
every department kept nn 5G and full.
Splendid Velvet and G. 9th CL0AKs:
no4-l2t PRICE L. WATKINS.