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Ihe New York Tribune says that the Geor.
gia negroes are now looking around for some.
body to protect them. Inasmuch as thew
have been expelled from the Legislature, and
declared incompetent as jurors, they appre-
bend that they are next to be killed and eaten.
or at least, remanded to seryitude. Who will
take care of these poor blacks asks the Trib.
une. Why, where is the freedmen's buresn
Where is the Radical, carpet-bag, scelswao
party of Georgia? Where is the great. great
Republican party of the United States with
General Grant at the head, and Parson Com
way at the tail They promised the negroes
eae a iorty acres OF land and mule. Why not
fuihu the contract? Poor darkeys how thew
are oppressed in Georgia, now that they are
no longer permitted to govern white men
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hkrRIBUTloN.-Nearly three years ago Fred
Gruber, one of the best, truest and most harmless
men 10 Ne" Orleans lay on his death bed the victim
OF an unproVoked and murderous assault Three
men were brought to his bedside. in order that he
mlgnt be able to identify his assassin. With his
weak and trembling hand he pointed to Richard
Murphy, police officer, as the man that had given
tne iatal stab. Murphy and the two Others were
uied Tor the murder, and for the want of evidence
were acquitted.
Yesterday Murphy was dangerously, if not NOR.
Ialiy' wounded in drunken ARRAY, near ST. Marys
MARKET There is doubt as to the identity of the
man that committed the de d. Murphy now lies
on his bed of agony and probably of death. and
men have been brought before him for identifca.
ton as his killers. GAS you do unto Others. 90
shall it be done unto you.D
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ACADEMY OF MUsIc.-so the familiar place ia
not TO be closed to the public, after all. for anv
great length Of time, and we are heartily glad 10
announce it; for when there are no Academy
performances, no Saturday matinees, St. Charles
street is dull indeed. The attraction is not 70 he
negro minstrelsy, for in this respect we NAV ex.
claim with sincerity, Z" Jam satis.~ II is some.
thng OF far different character-somethup Of a
sisnor Blitzisn description-trained canary birds
ana certain musical novelty, the "styIocsrp.n
invented by Prof. Haselmayer, who will binsel,
exhlolt It, and which is spoken of by Baltimore.
washington and other papers as being something
remarkable. The professor will also present nj,
necromantic Illusions, and guarantees an enter.
tainment Of more than ordinary interest. 80
when the first performance begins, on SATURDAY.
noon' we shall look for an attendance worthy az
the attraction Va
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From the Evening Times of yesterday we
copy the following:
1t would be well for the tax-payers of this
city to remember that by some strange hocus
pocus Of parties they are saddled with the
support of two official journals CRESCENT
and the Republican. 1t is clear that only one
of these papers is entitled to the patronage in
question, and the publication of the proceed
1ngs of the council in the other is fraud upop
the public. The question then occurs. WIN
Is this fraud permitted? If the CRESCENT
IS under contract to publish these proceed.
lngs at 40 cents per square, how is it that they
are sent to the Republican, without protest
on the part of the council, the MAYOR or
any other city official, where the charge is
one dollar per square? 1t is true that
the Legislature passed a law to transfer
the patronage of the city from the CREs-
CENT. or whatever other paper might be
entitled to it, to the Republican, but the
Legislature, powerful as it claims to be. can
not pass valid law impairing the obligation
OF contract. If the CRESCENT be the official
LEGATIONS only in that paper: hit be nal 1alhr
the Republican is really the official journal.
then the publications should be made in Il
only. There must be sad recreaney or COM
phcity somewhere, or those intrusted with
the protection of the city's financial interests
would not thus permit the corporation to be
plundered without a word of protest. I've
hear curious 'ohisperS Of arrangements bet,oeen
Rddiodt and Democratic pdrtSaRs lol,ich require
explanation.
The italics of the last sentence are our
own. To whom does the Times refer? We
ask the question and request an answer. We
submit that as the Crescent is somewhat
interested in a full understanding of this
matter before the community, the Crescent
has right to an explicit answer.
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Democratic
STATE CENTRAL COMMITTEE
NEW ORLEANS, SEPT 5, 1865.
CALL FOB A STATE CONVENTION

Attic Regular Meeting this Committee held a, p.,,.
cratic Headqusrtersn this ity on Wednesday 81
following Resolutions adopted to which the ArTEs
TON OF DEMOCRATS throughout the Stat. :, r..n.,.
| fully invited:
Resolved That for the purpose of filing vacan.,s. -
the democratic Electoral Ticket for Electors ana A
large and for District Electors and AIa,na,s
VINO msy be found ineligible urder the Fourteantb 49,
VI 'he constitution; for the nomination of anSida,.
and for the purpose Of consulting tooetbs a.
interests OF the Democratic Party in the Approaching
o toe Democratic Central Committee recoum,ns
that DEMOCRATIC STATE CONyENTToN - h.."".
posed Of Delegates be elected BY the pemocra, ~
ea Parishes OF the State, and several wards Of t
Of New Orleans snd Algers be held In this Citv an wSn
NEsDAf, the Sth September instant.
X solved, That the representation in The co,,., =, -
coherm 70 the basis adopted for the Convention bsId a.
city in March last to-vit: "e'u IN 'nls
one vote Tor each 200 votes and one vote for s.oh
over lOO ofthe aggregate cast in 1860 for Rail
ridge and Douglas. D'"' oiecAln'
IL being understood that from the country marshes a.
oeegates may be accredited may be desired bv the
respectively. " '"e parishes
hesoiVed That the Democratic parish oroaniza,io,
ouny parishes and the Parish Committee OF the Gle, ga
~ " OteAns DC requested to be sected dalar.
IN the country and BY wards In the citv ana All
gers 70 me convention Aforesaid that all reapirad ~
oeeongs oetsFen BY them insure the Meeting ~ ,h O.
venuon at the date fixed, WEDNESDAY sOth sFPrFM
Der, 1868 W." eHF TEN
o'oioef OF 'ns Democratic State Central Committee
TH05. L. MACON
TBOs. STEEL sscr.,.-x President
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The New POLICE BoARD.-We notice with
pleasure the appointment and confirmation
OF Messrs. Burbank and McDuff upon the
Board OF Police Commissioners. These GENTLE
men are old residents of Louisiana. we'll and
favorably known to the community, and active
business men, interested in the welfare of
New Orleans Though acting with the Re-
publican party, they belong to its conserva.
tive wing We should have been better
pleased had the governor appointed two of
the members of the board from the ranks of
me Democratic party, for the sake of the
effect OF such action upon the popular mind.
out as ne has chosen to select two old citizens
who are not bitterly partisan, but who will
use the influence of their position to ensure
order and the safety of property, the people
OF New Orleans have some reason to conoratu-
late themselves. If these men can prevent
II, we feel confident that the new board will |
not be made mere political engine The
experiment of appointing good minority
iaaled In the case Of the Board of Registration.
and in this instance it may prove equally un.
successful, but it is worth trying again. If
not TO the degree we could have wished. nor
70 the degree that would have been graceful
proper ana sagacious, something has been
dome toward meeting the wishes of the soher-
snAnaea men OF New Orleans. The board
\ Nnla nave been much better if comnosed
nt Seiy Of such men as Messrs. Rurbant onS
dcDu.I
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Full details of the debate in the House of
Representatives yesterday on the governors
veto of the "Civil Equality Bill will be
found elsewhere six colored members voted
to sustain the veto, and three spoke in favor
OF 1t. We also publish list of the votes
cast with marks to show the politics and
color of each member 1t will be seen that
the vote stood 80 to 80, thus, as a two-thirds
vote is necessary to pass bill over a veto.
killing the odious enactment See our pro-
ceedings of the House.
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GOLD PENs-Messrs Kurtz Il Monaghan, New
York, have manufactured superior article of gold
pens with the coat of arms of the State of Louisi
ana imprinted thereon, for our friend and neigh.
Dor' James A. Gresham, 90 Camp street, 9 speci.
men OF which he has presented us with, and Judging
rom the fuency with which the ink leaves II. in
wiring this notice, we really believe we shall be
unable to prevent quadrupling the usual amount
OF his monthly bills with it. We advise the mer
chants OF our city to call at headquarters, 90
Camp street, and examine them.
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For the benefit Of the readers of the Cnrs

For the benefit Of the readers of the CREs-
CENT we continue this morning the publica-
ton of the laws passed by the Legislature
now in session on Dryades street. We shall
continue the publication of the laws from day
to day until we bring up all arrearages, and
then will keep the public duly advised of the
PRONUNCIATION of the acts of the Legislature as
they are made By referring to the sixth page
of this mornings CRESCENT our readers will
find several laws enacted by our model Leg
islature,
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SpectGi Notice

~ IRE IEACHERS OF THE PUBLIC scuoar @
OF NEW ORLEANS: 'O"0Ho
OFFICE OF SECRETARY OF PUBLIC SCHOOLS
No. 80 Burgundy street
The City Treasury having advertised he -ilI nav the ~
s on the zsth inst today for February March April and
May in CITY NOTES. the teachers can leave their
uen me as win enable them to call at the Boys Central
oe1Oo, NO. ~ Bugundy street. to their paw
interfere with the discipline Of the School
BY order Of the President Of the Board.
EUGENE DESDUNE5.
Secretary Board of Public Schools. Nsv or,.an.
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The teachers in the public schools will be
PAID this day, in city money, at 80 Burgundy
street, Mde. Desreyaux's old school house.
The policemen's pay rolls, and those of the
surveyor and street commissioner, for Feb
ruary March, April and May, are now ready
at the treasureTs Office. City HaH; and the
attaches of those offices can receive their nav
in the same currency.
A notice to this effect win be found in our
advertising columns.
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II any citizen is improperly denied regis
tration by the supervisors, we trust that he
VIII Immediately take legal steps to assure
his rights, instead of appealing to the 'trooly
loli Baker. The district courts can issue a
mandamus, and no appeal lies from their
decision. This course is simple, and the
remedy is sure. One or two such cases will
De suflclent to settle a contested point and
compel the supervisors to do their duty.
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.E'Oftce.

OFFICE BOARD OF REGISTRATION. \
State Of Louisiana,
New Orleans, September Is, 1863 J
- -NN"'u7Ho0 ef. .e.io, -.
70 create Board Of Registration to tb 81 AZ
Of ,ne qualified electors Of the State approved ssn
'mOer 1905 all persons refused registration bv the %
Nsors OF Reei tration have the rich, Of aDDa.I fr
eision to the Board Of Registration ~ Ue
The Board Of Registration hereby give motto. ,bs
pess must be in writing and that they win #, sv IrTS
DAi ana FRIDAY, for the purpose Of hearing and d,
proper notice, VIII receife
By order Of the B ard
WILLIAM BAKER,
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Voters who relieve themselves from disa.
bility by taking the reconstruction affidavit
should remember that the supervisors have
no power to question them further. Thew
must register the voter who takes that
affidavit Bakers instructions are simplv
illegal, and the supervisor who regards them,
and acts on them, will get himself into
difficulty.
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Diseases or the Eve.

DR.. JULIUS HoNBERGER. Dat, A..,.,.,, .. ~
rsn'J oOuLIsT. 40 Canal street. New Oresn.- Omos
hours from ii to o'clock Clinic for Disease. ~ ar
Saturdays from to O'Clock. Physicians and MedIcaI s,s
invited 70 attend the Clinic Demonstrations with
Grated on free of charge @-N"p
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,ra, nomsn named Bridget Dunckley, principal OF
puolc scnool No. 8, Brooklyn, has been srrestsS
10. orutally and inhumanly beating TttIs
se1olsl. glrl Of less than eight years, TO such
norm ole degree that the little sufferer died IN con.
WILSON'S few hours after. ~'s1 ~ oon-
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EfifS7s Circulating Library.

ON TBE FIRST OF OCTOBER the undsr.,v,.d Min l.,
etSn 70 ms regular Book and Stationery IN "a
Al 4 IL 1aCoLAIlN5 LIBRARY DEPARTMENT. in me-
sft.1 .hii ha pops.z BOOTS vii be placed innedstsIv
msnd q the subsenoers All New Pubcst,ons I'm ne os-
~ Prese twice week and viii BE- rxonnfix
~ hsvlng ample means and facites saJ
WIS oe permanent institution s.iis,t ID. n ~,
Hsesonsee tne Peep subferptons viii b. x
The ysss. half year quarter mosth WI " Eeedyeotoy
seos 20 terms rules ETC., win Be furni.bs6 an an
GEORGE ELLIS.
r.-o,, Bookseller aHd ststios.,
no Old Leyee, opposite TIE Posi- 60.
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KEMovAL.-The numerous friends and patrons
OF the house OF II. A. Wheelock & Co., are in.
formed that the place Of business has been re.
moved from Old Levee street to the corner of
Magazine and Lafayette streets.
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All delegates to the Democratic State con-
ventlon are requested to call at headquarters
Zo5 Canal street, at their earliest leisure. and
have their names registered.
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.s'esC Carpets and Of. Cso,n.

,.a GLhlN DC CO..
na street, opposite Christ Chureh
are now receiving new Styles Of Velvet Brus,eI. T.-
wyy 1n0 ingram CARPETS. Also Floor OIL CLOTHS
, DO" SHADES, Lse and Dsmask CURTAINs ana
large assortment Of UPHOLSTERY GOODS for sal. a. a.
Lowest Market Prce for c.sh -Ni s~'e al tne
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A. td1 SUGAR CROP OF ST.. MAEY.-The Banner saws
the sugar crop Of ST. Mary contnnss 10 nsoos;y
Wen. sugar cane never looked finer The pIanta,s
arc no" ousy cutting and hauling sugar wood. some
pns1iers VII burn from 1900 to 5000 cords Ia boil.
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PhaI0ss,s

p A p HAN LOTTO
BEAUTIFYING THE SKIN AND cosPLEx1oy
FHALoNS Psphisn Lotion remove. all ERup
fhEOALEs PlMPLEs, MOTH BLoTCHEs
FOR Ladies in the Nursery is Invaluable For sn,sr,.
After Shaving il has equal Psphisn Lotion % q a.
only reliable remedy for diseases and bemisb.. ~ ,h
fHALoNs Psphisn Soap" for the Toilet Nurs.rv ana
Bath viii not Chap the Skin ---'''' 'Ho
Price, Is cents per Cake. Sold BY al DRUGGIST.
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Ohas; I. Nash will sell this day, at 100 O'Clock
a. N: the entire contents of dwelling Ia Perdido
seeeI, on account OF departure, consisting of ma.
hogany and walnut bedroom sets caTna,s " o hIs
ines' mirrors, etc. See advertisement.
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A special notice will be found in the appropriate
column to the effect that the Mobile mail. boats
will discontinue touching at the watering places
after the first of October.
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IredSttrer'S Office.
CITY HALL.

NEW ORLEANS. September %, 1858.
The Pay Rolls for the Police Surveyors and stre., Cam
ms oners Departments, and the Rolls for city officers sas
res Tor the months Of February March, April and Nav a
being paid a. this onHos In NOTES. - : ,
As soon the above have been paid viii connsno. ,o
the June Rolls. "p'"
W. s. MOUNT,
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SOFA usGH


ONCE Board Of Resistratto,s.
STATE OF LOUISIANA,
New Orleans, Sept. e, 1859. 4
REGISTRATION OFFICES
PARISH OF ORLEANS.
WILL BE OPENED ON
FRIDAY. sEPTEMBER rs 1905,
AT THE FOLLOWING PLACES:
First Ward.
Race street, Of Anruneiaon superyisOrs-o p
HoCGHToN, WIN. MocUBBIN, J. Il. MELLIEUR.
second ward.
Triton Walk, Of BsrOnns street supsrvi.or,.
SETH W. LEWIs. J. c. KERsHAw, Z. CLIFFORD.
Third Ward tFronsJ
No. IS st. Charles street near POyras for all who r.sds
East of Rampant street super'sOrs-JULIUs A. NOBLE,
THEo. LIPsHUTs, cHAs. CHEyALIER.
Third Ward Kear1
West Of the center Of Rampant supervsorsJAM
NEWTON, MARTIN DEE, j. p KEATING.
Fourth Ward.
Corner Of Cont and Irene streets SuperysOrs-N. H.
HASMoRE, JOHN GERHARD, THKo MARTIN.
Finh Ward.
No. lss Burgundy street. between Toulouse and ST. Peter
streets Super visor-A RoUGELOr, l. A. SNAER a
d. LARRIBU.
Sixth Ward
Economy Hall, Ursunss street, between Msras and VII.
lsrs; Supervisors ALcIDE LEWIS. A. L. YOUNG,
JOHN SCHULZ.
seventh Ward.
Frenchmen street, between Lsvee and Cbar,rs. &C.,.
yi'or..AkNoLD BERToNNEAU, W. H. GREENE, y.
J. BARKDULL. L.
Eighth Ward.
No 4Ol Victory between EysAn Fields and Marig
superysOrs-JoHN hcWHoRTER, HENRY sCHULTz
j. DOMINION.
Ninth Ward.
No. l5S Front Lsyse street. between MOntsgut and clou.
suPervisOrs-W. O. KINsELLA, JOHN NINITER, w:
]. MOORE. W.
Tenth Ward.
Corner Of St. Thomas and Jorephins streets. srD.r-
visoIs-MlLLlAM BURROUGHS, @. L. SMITH, JOHN
DRIVER
Eleventh Ward.
No sS Magazine, between Seventh and Eighth strss.
superyisors-RoBERT NORRIS, D. F. SIMPSON O. D.
Right Bank, AIgiers.
BrOklyn House. ssPsrvsOrs-T. s. JOHNSON. G. l..
SWEET VIM PEAsE. 10
All the above nance requested to Gle theroab
Of once Immediately or others will be appointed in their
places - A
ihese onees viii be open daily from n to IL H. and
rom to p n, Sundays excepted until The evening of
October "a, 1865.
For the Information Of public the boundaries of the differ
ent Wards are given:
First Wsrd-From Felicity TO Thalia street.
Second Ward-IrOm Thslia to Julia street
Third Ward-FrOm Julia to Canal street.
Fourth Ward-From Canalto st. Louis street
Filth Ward-From St. Louis to st. Philip street
Sixth ward-FrOm St. Philip to Esplana de street.
Seventh Ward-FrOm Esplansde to Elysan Fields srest
Eighth Ward-Frm Eysisn Fields street to Lafayette
Avenue.
ity.
Tenth Ward-yrom Felicity to First street
Eleventh WaEd-From First Toledano street (upuar limit
# city,
By order of the Board of Registration.
WIN. BAKER,
Chairman.
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"Sossfhe,rs Lands .s~e,-,,

onsr our services for the disposal Of LANDED pm
ormstion promptly given A1 I'D
LIVINGSTON, EGERToN & CO..
No. 50 Liberty street. New Yo,t
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Carpet W,areno,sse.

n..',,-..........-OHARTREs sTREET nj,
ozRPETINasEEk 90, importers, Orsr 1t low sr,o
unniture and ename OIL CLOTHS: hSrTTsei "a nooi
e lO pieces Cocosi WINDOW SHADES. rsSi lon
heps Worsted Dsmasf etc Yurnitr,. Our'
ana cotton striped Oornioes Bsnda p,,. ~
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democrats. register at once. Lose no time.
we can and ought to register twenty-five
thousand Democratic voters in this city. if
sufficient facilities are afforded for the work
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AOtsSekeepers

E M ma :. our ole stand % Camp .s. a. description. q,
"a, sod Pian Glassware; French China Pl.,n 80
ssc Dinner and Tea Sets Stone China Plain ana ys0
SAhL E. MOORE r. ~
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Democra Us register. That is Won, frs.
duty. Lose 10 time. Register at once Do
not put it of. Delays are dangerous. Re.
member you cam vote unless your name
is duly registered.
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Talk about the colored race knowing no
geography or history. Why they ell know the
location and history of A-shantee.
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george .afces,
MANUFACTURER Of HAVANA CIGARS
-AND-
IMPORTER OF GENUINE LEAF ToRAcco
1sS RAMPART STREET.
NEW ORLEANS.

orders ior CIGARS Of every quality aled And I'm,
senuon' Sells Cigars unsurpassed in Havana =, en-.
pnsngy low rates. Also LEAF TOBACCO o. .L.
meet Havana and Amsrican) OF all kinds WIN 'n'
Has received large supply Of RIRR0vs
Nos. IL. 10 and DO from Granada.
SMALL PROFITS and QUICK Rrrupvo
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m Inc democratic Convention for Cook comfy
NJ, dominated for Congressman, General n. <
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~, nave received fun supply of PIPE aud FITTINGS
both Plain and Galvanized and shall eontinps 4, al :.
ufacturers' prices ''' ~ "'AA
we, we have also good supply Of SHELF HARDWARE
shbhf, BOILER, BAR and ROD IRON RuRREp
hOsE' PACKING, SHEET LEAD, LEAD PIPE and an
KINGS OF RAILROAD, STEAMBOAT and MECH .NTcS,
SUPPLIES which we will sell as low as any banss n ~
South. ~ -0u'e IN the
BOsrICK & SEYMOUR.
Corner Of Common and Ful.on -.
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democratic State CefsfraI
COMMITTEE.

NEW ORLEANS, September 70, 1853
For the Information of all DELEGATES to the DEMO.
CRATIC STATE CONVENTION, to be held on
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Thanks to the Hon. William Pitt KELLOGG
NJ. c. from Louisiana, for valuable public
documents.
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"WEDNESDAY. SEPT. SO, 1893,

We give below Table showing the aggregate vote of tho
s.se ana the humber OF Delegates that EACH WARD OF
THE CITY and EACH PARISH OF THE STATE .rs ant,
ed in accordance with the basis representatonth.t ia
The aggregate vote cast in 1850 for Breckenridge Bell and
Douelas: -
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Dem Oeratfc Parish C0mmtffee.
ROOMS DEMOCRATIC PARISH COMMITTEE
No. 205 CANAL STREET
New Orleans, Sept. %, 1868. !
meeting of this Committee viii be held THIS DAY. a,
6ocockPx
Members are requested to attend business Of the rsat
est Importance will be transacted
ST. L. DUPEIRE,
Assistant Secretary
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TTeas"rer's Office,
CITY HALL.
NEW ORLEANS, September %, 1868.
The Rss Of the Teachers of Public Schools for the month.
Of February, March, April and May will be paid in CITY
hOrhS at the superntend snts Office No. 80 Burgundy
street, TO-DAY. Sept. g. 1865.
W. S. MOUNT,
Treasurer