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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-11-02

rr MAYoRALTY OF NEW ORIRANs d
City hall, October a, 1859.
No. 1092-New Series.
Resolved That in view Of the ilieRality and uneon
stitut0nality Of the statute of 296s approved Sep
TENDER II. and entitled An act to establish Me-
capacity Of the police organized under the bill to
maintain order and suppress disorders in the com
munity that the Aayorbe instructed and ant horza
TO organize police under and in conformity with
the laws and ordinances existing prior to the enact
ment of the said actapproved September IA entitled
as aforesaid, = ~ I-7---I- =
Resolved, That the Mayor be further auth0izsd
IN case the said police force thus organized by him
prove INADEQUATE to maintain order to appoint and
organize Sufficient number of extra policemen to
act in conjunction with the regular police
6igned) ALFRED KEARNY.
President Board Assistant Aldermen
BignedD THOMAS MARKEY,
President Board Aldermen.
Signed ''N''' JOHN R. CONWAY, Mayor.
A true copy:
JOHN w. OVERALL Secretary. oc2s st
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-11-02

I NAL STREET RArLRoAD.-Fhe track
ie Of city railroad has been SO
\ by the recent overflow that it
: stand the severe test to which it
\ ct0d on Sunday. 1t being All
v, Thousands Of people, according
threnged to the Ridge Cemete-
aaiAg the cars to excess. Thus
, tHaed, these vehicles in passing
tleH sleeper would depress the
aegHily on the outside, several iu-
I Nfeels would slip of the track
~ take q sheer to one side. In
Il the drivers succeeded in coming
. ine TO prevent a catastrophe.
not 30 fortunate.
= It'll Of people upset, falling with
! force. Several people were
I as pieces of broken glass. One
Il particular received q cut in
!. his wrist, which bled profnsely
4ainutes. A lady also received
4 RlIt cuts on her wrist and arm,
a bandages made from torn hand
Atan stopped the flow Of blood
Fing way of the track caused a
y of 4avel for about half an hour,
NJ he weak spot, was strength
y The says business was resumed,
I"
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-11-02
tleans 8epMblifatt.
INTELLIGENCE.

b STREET CoNFLICTs.-Aecord-
reports of the sections and the
coroners, the following were
resulting from the street con-
Nrday night, Monday and Tues
award Malone, tbirty-six years
Il Ireland, gunshot wounds and
p "a. Inquest held by Cor
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-11-02

MAYoRALTY OF NEW ORLEANS
. City Hall, October %, 1868. !
No. 1094-NeW Series.
Resolved, That the Surveyor be and he is hereby
authorized to have the necessary repairs made -
the Soraparu Market Fourth District pr Jvided the
cost of said repairs does not exceed five hundred
$500 dollars.
Signed ALFRED KEARNY,
President Board Assistant Aldermen.
Signe0 THOMAS MARKEY,
President Board Aldermen
Approved October o. 1853
(Signed) JOHN R. CONWAY, Mayor
A true copy:
JOHN W. OVERALL. Secretary. oc9O ct
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-11-02
OFFICIAL N0TInEs.-nlr

MAYoRALrY OF NEW ORLKANs ,
49, City Hall. October %, 1858
No. I102-New Series.
resolved, That the City Surveyor be and he ia
isDy eotnorlzed TO construct the necessary foot.
secion ~ side OF Bienville street at the nteg-
tSigne0 ALFRED KEAREY
nc;.,S, FEesaoenS Board Assistant Aldermen.
"isAeV THOMAS Marley,
49, = o.. President Board Aldex1uen.
ACSisns0 JOHN R. CONWAY, Mayor.
JOIN ". ovIgsALr. Secretary. oeS0 St
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-11-02

4 tAsg WEEK.-The total number
b New Orleans last week, as
NJ %. G. W. Dirmeyer, Secretary
s,efd 81 Health, was l19, of which
i gunshot wounds, 6 from other
y drDwned, 8 lockjaw, 8 conges-
i tfain, 8 consumption, 8 fever,
epngestive, nervous, / remit
d tfpln fever, 2 heart disease, l old
ampnia, 2 typhoid pneumonia, 9
n birth, IL still bern, aud the bal
= Irlslls ordinary diseases, II were
' les, and 8 not stated. Eighty
y. ttsa. 27 blacks, IL mulattoes; 70
I is 81 the United States, II not
II 80 were foreigners; 40 were
d dek 10 years, 8 between 10 and
can Is and 20, 9 between 20 and
Z Eea 80 and 49, 10 between 40
hetween SO and go, z between
o ! between 20 and 80, 8 between
q ! Between 80 and 100 and s
D N were not reported.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-11-02

MAYoRALrY OBJ NEW ORIKANs
City Hall, October %, 1868. !
No. 1093-New Series.
Resolved, That the City Surveyor be instructed to
at once macAdamize CLAY street, from Toulouse To
St p ter street, to make that portion OF the
street in every respect equal to the portions com
prlsed between Bienville and Cont and Cont and
st. Louis
tSigned) ALFRED KEARRY ....
President Board Assistant Aldermen
GSigned THOMAS MARKEY,
Pres dent Board Aldermen.
Approved, October % 1868
(Signe6 JOHN R. CONWAY, Mayor.
true copy.
JOHN W OVERALL, Secretary oc3o St
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-11-02

SRhhoweA Brown. from the Passas-Towed down
Aand U sea Qetoher y, ship ATtnrus cad bark
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fint arts.
ZINE ARTS.
SkMTTL p. AVERY.

SAMUEL p AVERY,
e Aren't the American Art Department At The Paris ftIohon
Having returned from Europe, informs his friends and The Art pnb INV
he la resumed his business ART AGENT lie has taken the
comoon Gallery No 81 FhA Of FouTeenis where
he will private sale The various works Of at selected
during residence abroad Several Of the inos 'auAhe
bogtt At , Artists Animal E1hbonthe Salon Of l8twhe some
were painted expressly commission Among them viii be found
whose works TOIe With our ooec
tors productions who Tor the trst me
The importance Of these selections viii be made mani
Test by the following list -,
The Death Cesar Gerome he celebrated Painting from tie
The Resde BY MISSIONER portrait Of the Af from the
Xymph in Fountain by Paul Dearoehe from the Pourtales
Colecion) $50 nm. =, =, r, n,
ton from rial Academy Exhibition, 1867
Other Paintings oil by Breton Merle Jalaber Bougresn Pst
Rousseau, Hamon, Landee, Ds Bron, Danhgny Iroon
Chaye BerRnger Koek KOek IOumeuch Sheys Ahenoas B
2smacois Girad CsTsnd Gus D0 Jourdan Fhe bet1V
Ausssndon L. Kuvaey Bksoscz Lanbrop DeyedenI
Herbshofe De La Br Nen Baron Baugnet Nherf hubnrf
Sgnac stefan Moune LobEehon Couder Fauve Pan
LFsn De Me Seherchkof LAsAe, KOseT Son ule Loyeui
Krsus Jsoque, Prefer, Il, &C. n
DrsSing wstsror &C. by Dearoche "a Fre Gus Dore,
HGmou AchenhAch GAvArn Cououre, Zem Muller Csbne Ne
KeYer Beange Harpges II. Vernst, David lesson. Caneet
Msohn Midday, Hebert Ruperel Beaumont De Marry
Sauper Hseus DeBhsy Anss,as Ven Stoebe Bos1oo NOM
Frantz fouy DeeuI Herson Baron Laurens Vber fudn
Adam Berbshoae Aufay Condor Canine, MARS Goodies Mery
Ouye Lsfeyr yervee Wssat Crapee' lie Bss Besune An
STATUE IN MARBLE-By Tsn,ardiui Of Milan from the Pans
STATUETTE IN IvORY-By and many other
articles Exposition executed Silver Bronze Ivory
China Ebony Gotta 6c &c, from the French Rus
German Italian Swedish, Danish Austrian, PruaD English In
dian Chinese japanese Of toe Paris Exposition Open
free until dark and every Monday night rom until
10 o'clock. No. 80 FihhAve.. corner FOurtesntlrsi,
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9rOpOsaIs.

NAVY PAYrAsTEEs OFyIcH, No. ~ BroaivAy,l
EEw.YoKK, Jan a. 1858. s
ERESH BEEF AND VEGETABLES.-Sealed
proposals Endorsed Proposals. for Fresh Beef and Vegetables" will
be received at this Once until o'clock the seventh day Of Psb
1868 for the supply Of 200 1000 pounds o. Fresh Beef and 200 900
pounds OF Fresh Vegetables at the Brooklyn Maryland and Station
required The Beef and Vegetables he of coed quality and the
best the Affords article be offered for
pound The Beef be In equal proportions fore And hnd qnare
Bonds with approved security will be required oneh.f the est
mated Of the per addition will he
held from the Of each he made collateral security
for the due performance Of the eostra which WILL be
paid. until is fully complied with.
Every offer be accompanied By written signed by
responsible persons that the bidder bidders will hs their
BID be accepted enter into obligation within Eve days with good and
snhieelt snreties. 20 furnish The articles proposed.
No proposal ir be osdrod uH accompanied BY sfh guar
aay and by fd1oy eriden that the bdr regular
The articles and has ~ ~ required bV CoaQrsss
The Department the right reject any proposal coDsd
cred advantageous the Government
be understood thsin quantity either
shall he delivered leaving balance other article
be considered completed IN option Department
G. ELDBEDGB, Paymaster u $. Mary.
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CAFETY, SPEED. and COMFORT
~ FURTHER REDUCTION IN PASSAGE RATES
The hvorite passenger steamers Of
THE ANCHOR LINE SAIL EVERY SATURDAY.
with passengers for LIVERPOOL. GLASGOW aud DERHL
Camsghsn.. BAL UhDAl,
CALEDONIA, Macdonald sATuRpAi February ~
IOWA, Hedderwick SATURDAY.. February ~
Per No ~, North River
RATES OF PASSAGE PAYABLE IN CURRENCY,
To LIVERPOOL, GLASGOW. DERRY. Cabins $50 and $s 40
sereinf 10 location
Excursion tickets good for II months, sCo
lnisrnediaie, SSoi Steersge cas-
Prepaid CertiGeses from these ports, $sS
Passengers booked and from Hamburg Rotterdam Antwerp HaV
he, al very low rates
For further aornston apply the Company, Ones Bowling
greeh EswYork HENDERSON BROTHERS, Agsnu
To avoid imposition will direct 10 the once
MS Company dOss not employ run1ers
TNHE NORTH GERMAN LLOYD
Il Steamship NBW- YORK. y. Drsrer. master.
the mall will sail Brsns PIER mol or
On THURSDAY. Febu,yG
BREMEN VIA SOUTHAMPTON
TAXING PASSENGERS To
Lender Hs souhsnpsa and Bnea the following rates payable
IN sslai
frt C.hl,, .'.'''''.''''''''''."sisn(
second tsbin, .....s'.''.''......... u lood
ihri cabin Jo)
on TbuTsdsy, February ~
Fer height Or passage sppBe okLRCnS Co, Ne " Bnadst
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NEW YORK and NEW HAVEN RAILROAD
lse7 SUMNER ARRANGEMENT. 1867
COMMENCING JUNE lssL
Passpf Staten EtrYork corner Tr.utyssr.h Fou
ave. Kltnxree on Twentr-seTenth-sL

Fabr.r sNon IN Nsrrok Tr.uiTs-vrsA and Fourth
kltFNEee on Twentr-seTenth-sL
TRAINS LEAVE NETWORK:
orFsrH,v.' ard Bridegroom, zoo $50 tEsb r's ifs
OIL 800 Erl, 49, 40 and 90 (gI) p n.
For Miorc siaEi Fairfield Southport and WesipOh 100 iLoa
J. n: SIS. 40 n.
ForNO,wa, 10 AGO (gr 500 I,oI n, iaIs 9th 400 tgLh
alS. 40. (EEl 80. 200 (Brl .. N
For DAr.en, 20. 800, ll!O a N. 5S, 40, $40
STANFORD 100 eco tErL co. l3o lls (RLl fi3 400
(Br), AS 40 RI. 40. so. go, 500 (ExD p. H. -
intermediate 100, 800 llJo n ia
as, 40, SO {. 20 p -.
Fer Boon via Springfield eco a. m. (.Il 400 OIL 1oepr
For Boston, Shore Lane. I2l5 (sr. J. 400 D. ne.
For Hartford Iad spnsgasA eco ~ tRI l2s 400 (sLh 500
.
Fer Connecticut River Railroad 500 CRLl rsp 70 Mon
besl 900 .. m. 10 Northampton. 49,.
For H.orI Providsae snd PsAtl Railroad 500 (gL) ,S
For Hswsven EewLonaoa siOnngss. Railroad al &"
7.i3, 500, 500 N.
Yor Canal Railroad, l1iS m to Norihamp.sA
For Heusatoaic Railroad. boo a. ~, SEQ
For ksuratuek Railroad, 500 A. 500
Dsnbury and Eorsalk Railroad, 200 900 a. m, w.
~ '''P"' Wv JANIS H. HoYr sspt
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ViHE TRIBUNE ALMANAC

IHE TRIBUNE ALMANAC
FOR 1868.
THIS POPULAR ANNUAL
READY
1T CONTAINS
ASTRONOMICAL, kG
c.l.ndar-Jsvi,b; Mahomsdsn
Calendars srusry TO Deeember) Changes Of the Mosn; Planets
s M.dsa Sun on the HoOua sdsrea Noon Rrg and Setting
sfthe San and Moon thrOu EhOut the United Ststss-
ConjuIeaons. Lunar and Planetary.
Behpses for the year 1852
PlaKet, Copjuretens Of Planets ans other Aip.eiA
Seasons
Star Tables.
fAs Table eil00 Places
POLITICAL.
THR GOVERNMENT
Cabnst-Ths Presidents
CoBYrsss-NsabsFs OF the XLth
Efeeutive OEcers-GsneFAL
Yorsgs Mas,srA
Jsdeisry-Suprens Court
Poe. oaees OF Members Of COn1rsss
Observation-Disclosures from.
STATES OF THE UNION
Are. POputon 1850 ard 1890 twbs sslOrs1 and irisr)
4ss Of Population from 1850 to 1880 number fAsnbs Of Con
r. stat. CAPITALS Governors State EsetOasi Tine Of Meeting Of
LsEshtursA o-. on coxopvss
sypsp, Of ii. PrsepA Passed a. the Second Session Of the
NAA'A" o''s''" PUBLIC RESOLUTIONS
T Of the Public Resolutions Passed sbs Second
Session Of the XxXxIsb Congress
PROcLAMATIoSS.
Proaaaou issued By the President from bsssnes 1885,
osisbsr 1851
PROGRESS OF RECONSTRUCTION IN 1857
Vote Of State Legislatures the Constitutional AnsHansni
TIE Reconstruction Acts Of cOsgrssA
Progress Of Impartial SasrIEs
The frsedEshs Bafeaa
MOVEMENT or POPULATION.
profs ofihs Populsos Of the United States from 1870 10 1854
State csnsssss sses 1850
PUBLIC DEBT.
he Ppbhs Debt In 1858 and 1861
PRESIDENTIAL ELECTION IN
sss ofths Electoral Colleges Presidential EsEsaA
Tie RsssrsI College In 1865
ELECTION RETURNS
Retains from States and Territories hoidiss Ekssh 1887
sssfay compiled compared With former head
will be the number Of white
ssfsd in each County and the nsbs votes ssOrsd
assfe r md against the holding Of State Con,eniena
Popular les Pssdtst BY States in 1854 1850 and lass
yoREIGE C0UsTREs
Esops Area Of Population Of
srsss s~snbsr 1851 And nos ust.shy .seouss
ssns efasF gear his ra Of ESvsnspt
PRICE, 20 cExrs PER coPY
sEyEs PosT-PxIp FOR 4 DOLLAR
a,skrss srasn. With sasI iass,sd, 70
THE TRIBUNE. EwYsL
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Sruttrits anS S:lrcbisions.

THOMAS r. AGNEW,
NOt 200 AND asa GRERywlCHsT,
NETWORK
has reduced W prees 81 Teas Cois Fou aud oil kinds
Groceries and Provisions from 10
The POOR during the hard tmes everybody hon call aud compare
prices before buying efevbtre Is 10 50 per
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-02-05

A SET of TEETH on lODIZED RUBBER
N Dsus be supplied With this excellent ssssrs % :,
suted The free of 0fos rights esosseh up"
The one 81 The KswYorh Dental Rubber Co.. No 70 sne
Y EEWBROuGH PAGAN, AApagsn
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"a School Bows Story"-Diclsas
The Iit, GREY Hadsirs S0ufh. "The Country Squire -
"Tse prdge"-Lonq0V High Tide the Cost Of Lincoo
Isg,loio Cradle sorg"-Dr. Holland Are Th'
Chik.ren AZ Home Atlantic Monthly.
David CopperfeMs Marriage ard Housekeeping '-DtkrHs
Tho Mother and Poe,"Mrs Br0uAlag "ZekePs Cousin
r. LotceL Sherid.ns Rile.r-Redd<.
TICKETS so CENTS. RESERVED SEATS tnumhered sad 80
cursD 4 For sale AZ MeFARLANDS BOOK STORE
Twertsihir, and Broadway and st Lyric Hail. sIhaye
Porty
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4 ONG ISLAND RAILROAD Winter Ar
rangement-Changs Of Time-LeaTe Jsne-sip m, Nail
,.a for r.nport aud all vsysns connecting at NhOs With
Cove asi Hempsae IL s!oue. passenger train
anda Express tr,in for River Head
and Glen and sn wavsisvons
sd Hnpsesd train and for North lsp Sasar
dsyI only.
sunsar Train leaves Hunters Point ss arrives Of
Hunters Po.Htat4p p II. To take effect Nov. 1851
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SOuTHSIDE RAILROAD OF L. I.-(WIN

~ TER ARRAEGEMBNTSD
Leave J,resssip via L. Railroad TO Jamaica ier
Babylon ard all wsy.statonA
FrAnklnaVc BROOKLYN, at 800 VIA Droofyu CenHh
Railroad Jamaica, for Babylon ami all vAy.staHons
Leave Janessp, N. T.. at via L. karosd 70 JAMAICA
Babylon and all vAyssioaa
Franklnavr. z:oo 'eaHAA
Railroad 10 Jamaica, for BabylOa aud all way stations
Leave Babylon at 1895 for Jnses tnd al Nyssnons eonneI
ing with train Of L. l. Railroad arriving At Jsussstp AZ oa M
Leave Babylon At 1885 for Jamaica aud all rAYssons connect
Ing with train Of Brooklyn Central Railroad arriving Frankae
Brooklyn, at 10 a. IN. 80,
Leave Babylon 24O FOR Jamsea Ard all wsyssatlon con
Meeting Of L. Railroad arriving at Jsmessp p
Babylon fao for Jamaie. aud all way stations con
Brooklyn CeH Railroad arriving a. funfn
Brooklyn at 305 and connecting also with the horsessrs oil
the last HewYork aud Jamaica Railroad which lsv Jamaica every
40 minutes WHITE, superintendent
To take effect Nov. T. 1867
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The complete The Register and Almanac comprised in
s.sy volumes and ready Price for tie vol
$40
wishing these interesting Political Statistics should
SAID their orders Immediately only 900 copies printed
Zach order be accompanied With the cash. Address
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Gtaal Aotitts.
opIcE o. TBE USiTEp STATES LiFR lEiuhbSoH Co.,
In ssB CITY os Wv YoKE No 40 WILL J
Nkw.Y0Er koysubert 1901. }

oyToE USfrIp sTlTfs LlTs ISiuhbsoE Co.,
CITY os HtvY oKE No 20 WAttsrl
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, that at n
N..t,p Of
too following the Gusutee
Capital STOCK fhs and d5tng ie tine Ad noa 81
tie
The stock transfer hooks unanimously ADOPTED:
R,llped Capital Stock 81 f COMPANY be n
Thousand dollars tnd INST tahsetp TO- the
,.nt shares a be received the oHce Of iht
Compaay No tie Cy 81 he~iorE on NA1tkDAf
the hth FtbEpar bet-e tie ho OF ten oeost
and three O'Clock D. ssce-Ing between the
ktd Aad The vate Ct geh a belg my
dollars hereby required pad cash n suE 81 Ten collars per
forv per within business oays from ard amer The ~
euth Fe5ru the be srttng guarantee
capital declared The peace suci
hS,ocd That Notice o. TIE Intention 10 Increase ti 'ap he 81
this Compny Hlzdsd ThotsaHd -o AMI The fteJ
directed published period ci three months daily
1sren publsas4 IA ths City Of Nsg-ioh.
Rs0fd the stock transfer books o MS COMPANY te $50 W
10 Ne closed and ron WtdniaTi We INA
cay February until Meledy The fourth da Of Na
ucIt BV order. NICHOLAS DkGkOOI sstttttf1.
NEW YORK SUPREME COURT.-City and
~ Comfy Of yorb-ROBRRr MAiOSY. plaiutf agans.
WILLIAM NJ. MCLEAN CEOEGE sIiYMESs WILLIAM H. Tuck.
HESKY MAHEa WILLIAM SIITi lecnialG Suumols for
And The Defendants
aud each % shea; You ere snmone and t.
ty aud County Of Aesok AZ Tie t M DO tld
% ne tal eompal on le
subscriber OIee No 80 Nf IN fsi e, within terty
exclusive 81 TIE day
fail 10 .he ssi complaint within TIE tue
rsaM plaintiff this action VII take Judgment against Tor
hundred and four dollars aud tSttuone cents
bs the cost aud is5luererts Of This
JsuaAy, 1903 W. q RIDDLE Plaintiffs Attorneys, No
Bre COMPLIANT IN this action dulv fled the said Office II
City County Of he YORK 81 the stat q NeS
York on the Iih DAY Of February, 1865 W. Y. RIDDLE.
rs aw6sW Plaintiffs Attorney
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Sttumboats anS TaiIroaos.
BRISTOL LINE.

The steamers BRISTOL and PROVIDENCE having been With
order to est line will
by and welknown NETS and
DORIS which their trips the will be
~ H. o. BRIGGS. Gen1 Manager
New-York tribune., 1868-08-14

As the campaign progresses the Importance
of placing the truth in the hands of the people
becomes still more apparent from the diligence
shown by our political opponents in flood
ing the country with their mtruthful cam
paign publications. We again call the atten-
ton of Republicans to THE SEMI-WEEKLY
TRIBUNE as means of cOunteracting the bane-
full influences of our enemies. The number
ready this morning contains the eloquent speech
of Gen. Butler to his constituents at Worces-
ter, Mass, in favor Of Grant and Cofax, and
mass of other interesting political matter.
Besides this, THE SEMWEEEuY contains
Summary of the News of the Week, both foregn
and domestic and its usual full Market Re
norris &c