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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-03-29
No. ss9-New Series.


WHERFAs. ran act of the Legislature Of the State
of Louisiana to incorporate the Commercial Bank OF
New Orleans. approved April 1. less, establishing
bankipg privileges and to be entitled the CONNER
cal Bank OF New Orleans the chief object Of which
he river into the city Of New OreaDs and its Tau
bourgs and into the houses of its nhabitantsi
Whereas, The first section provide the original
capital stock shall be three millions Of dollars
Whereas, The fourth section provides that at any
tb al this act it sh III be lawful for the COR
poraton the city OF New Orleans to purchase from
Inc Commercial Bank OF New Orleans the water
works constructed by said company in virtue Of this
act and SAID company SHAH not refuse 10 sell the
works Aforesaid with all the rights and privileges
Approaching to the same on the terms hereinafter
Ebereas. the thirty.eighth section provides that
the corporation Of New Orleans shall BIS supplied b.
the said company free Of charge with all water nee
essary for the eXtnguishment oil fires and other pub
lie purposes as they progress in laying aqueduets
6rant 49, ~ nrooer CONSTRUCTION in front Of each
suare and the said company shall supply sufficient
quantity OF clear, pure, and wholesome water Ior ths
use Of the Inhabitants az the eleNatioh Oh hi'es-
feet when the same may be required. 800. 81
Whereas The forty second section proElues tnat II
after the expiration OF thlrtyve ytdis w $40 v3
sad waterworks from the Commercial BANG OF Rev
Orleans the price shall De meg oy & S
reetors Of the Commercial Bank OF New Orleans an
1--WE by the CITY Council o. NV orleans; saia efPi
Waterworks and grOunls appert9ining thereto; ana
the amount SO agreed upon shall be payable IN bonds
than ten nor than thirty years. therefore, be II
Resolved, That the city of New Orleans will pur-
chase the Commercial Waterworks upon the terms
and conditions provided for in an aotof the egis
ature OF the state of Louisiana to incorporate ihe
Commercial Bank of New Orleans, approved April /,
1888. - ,-,,,,
President Board of Assistant Aldermen.
fSignedl JAMES GRAHAM.
President Board OF Aldermen
tsgnsdl E. HEATH Mayor
3 K og Wsrr.KRR. Secretary. mh2s St
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-03-29
No. S89-New Series.

An Ordinance providing for the sale Of the right Of
way to establish railroads on Canal and Rampant
streets, st, Philip, Marais, Morales, ana other
streets, for passengers only.
oECrIoNl Be it ordained, That the Control
Ter be and he is hereby authorized to sell to the high
est bidder after five davs notice in the official Jour
nal, the contract for the right Of way for twenty
years for the construction and working OF the follow
ing railroads. on the terms and conditions hereinat
ter set FORTH said adjudication to pc SUBJECT 10 the
approval or rejection OF the Common Council
SEQ. 2. single track raj roau, starting from the
int srsectlon of Canal and Rampant streets, down
Rampant to St. Philip, thence down Maras to Mo
rales, thence up Union street to Humanity street,
thence up GENTLY road, depot station; down Gen
tilly road to Bayou road and the ce down Espanade
10 Robertson street, thence down Blenylne street
to Rampant and Canal starting point .
SEC, g. The roads cars, etc, 70 oe e9nSlLue' ~
furnished by the City surveyor agreeably TO Jae
officer and TO his entire satisfaction. ,,.
SEC. A. The right and privilege TO be awarded 70
the party or parties oter ng 70 pay . tqe oiS 's
largest bonus per PASSENGER eaIrleo IN Wy ~,
per centage of the gross receipts Tor passenger
on the lines of railroads payable monthly INTO tine
tractor to the City Controller; ,., .
SFC g. The city of New orleans reserves the right
to use the said railroads as main trunk ior ot9er
railroads which the city may from time to time order
TO be constructed by 20 the %
portion or portions of the road roads thus used
s1id proportion TO be ascertsined by Two asinter,
the other by the contractor, and in the event OF
disagreement between said persons, an umpire
New Orleans, the decision thereby mad TO be hnai
SEC. 6. The said railroads, rOlhng stock, EQUIP
ments, and fixtures to revert to the city at the
expiration of said twenty years privilege on
valuation to be ned by two disInterestsa er
sons be appointed by the city, and the OtheT
by the contractor and in the event Disagreement
as to said valuation between said persons thus PA
pointed third person umpire snail be appointed
by one of the District Courts Of New Ofleahs'
the dsoisien thereby had to b9 hn a uppp
Signed VIM. n Hhff,
fsirned, JAS GRAHAM,
President Board Of Aldermen.
tsirned1 50 -' f. HEATH, Mayor.
A true COPY; 49,.
DANIEL K WHITAKER, Secretary. mhS Of
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-03-29


In the Country Parishes Of Isonisian2,
Ihscension-D oualdsonville, P. 4. Naitrolt, Ir'
.sSy Postofhce-Milton Morris. -
resumption Napoleonville-O. II. hempstead-
y Acknowledgements Henry w Fuller.
Rhisnyiile-Ringgold--M II. Twitohell.
4lossier- Benton--John Pearee.
o-Shreveport-Ben1umin MoLeran-O' u
AaallS9a l nnssi,su-Fairyiew I.anding-J H. Landers
SHsIdRell-Co penhagen-Riehard B. Edgeworth.
Ssrroll-Lake Providence-Geo gorge u Benham;
Observation-Disclosures. W. Baker-A. j. Dyke
,,oomer-W. r Meadows.
bgSIonseoordis-Vi dalia-A. B. Harris.
~ Soto-Mansheld-G Snyder
III Baton Rouge-Baton Rouge-Louis FRANCOIS,
GvM ..t NY Feciana- olinton-John Gair--Richard
Iysriasn.klin-curtis Pollard.
fIbbsrViile-Bayou Goula-P. G. Observation-Disclosures
n11nsscsEson--Vernon-G W. Ferguson.
ggsfsrson-C arroton-R. g. Gardiner,
Ysfsyette- Observation-Disclosures Riard.
Observation-Disclosures H Reese-William
h Tpls1TiSn,gstou-Ponchatoula-C White.
Norehouse-B astrop, e. + Buckingham.
Nstchitoches = Natehitoches, Charles Leroy and
william H. Hiestand.
"piaguemines-Bon Sejour-D A. ThlDaut-Buras
4 estflement-W. A. Brainard.
'Ipointe Observation-Disclosures Bonnetoi.
exandria-Geo. N. bearing, Jr.-Geo.
4 u sAbgprSeS..Manny-Dr. j. B. Lewis.
g. H4neisna-Amite CityNWilliam Butler.
81 --Conyent-Napoleon Uudsrwood-Can-
r s 7IS"ndrEy-opeiousas--M Vidal, August Do
u,lo Jr. go
H ary-Franklin--A. j, Demarest-Jennert
~ Tam ny---Oovington--Johu Hutchinson
rsdisonville-Danie d. Riggs.
Terrebonne-Houma-F. Marie-U, Dupart.
West Baton Rouge-Lobdeiis store-Ineoaor'
Tsst 'FelioanaSt Francisvile-J. P. Newsham.
Texas.
Austin-Ridge Paschal.
san Antono-W. W, Gamble
Mississippi.
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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-03-29

TIE POLICE WANT THEIR PAY.-Not few
members of the police force are actually
suffering for want of money. This state.
ment can not be controverted. They ask
for salary of the month of Februry, which
has not yet been given them, although near
ly month has passed. That this is fact
is nothing more than that fault exists
somewhere; at whose door to lay it we do
not know. We know of three officers who
have been compelled to pawn whatever they
possessed to buy bread and meat. Let this
statement serve as an appeal to those whose
duty it is to settle the claims OF men who
earn their salary twice over.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-03-29
No. ssG-New Series.

WHEREAS, By a general survey of Washington
cemetery No Q the lots which donated TO the
Protestant Orphans Home, 437 superficial feet were
taken from the land donated for the avenue, for
ch they now ask 1886 feet for the land taken, add
ed TO that which the city donated to said asylum,
therefore be IL
Resolved, That lots Nos :, g. 81, and &c. measuring
S9B suo riuial feet in Washington cemetery No. =.
be and tGe hereby donated to the Protestant
Orphans Home.
tSignadl W, T. HEPP,
President Board of Assistant Aldermen.
tSigpeD JAMES GRAHAM,
President board of Aldermen.
Approved March %, 1858. -
Signed L, HEATH, Mayor.
A true copy;
d. X. WHITAKER, Secretary. mh25 st
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-03-29
NOTICE.
OFFICE ORIEF CosINIIssARY SUBSISTENCE, \
Fifth Military District,
New Orleans. La, March q. lB6s

OFFICE GRIEF ColiAIIssARY SUBSISTENCE,
Fifth Military District, )
New Orleans, La, March % 1903 J
SEALED PROPOSALS IN DUPLICATE ARE
- invited till tine second day Of April 1868,
at II O'Clock NJ, for furnishing the United States
Subsistence Department with the following Sub.
sistenee Stores, VIZ:
80 Barrels Of CORN MEAL, to be kiln dried,
and to be put up in good new barrels, and
head lined the price per pound to be stated,
and samples furnished.
10000 Pounds of the best HAY, put up in bales the
price per hundred pounds to be stated.
$4,000 Pounds of CORN in the ear, of the best
quality price per pound to be stated and the
Corn to be put up sacks.
10000 Pounds OF OATS of the Uest quality, to be
put up in new sacks, price per pound to be
stated
All the above articles to be delivered at the An.
Choir Press in this city within twenty days from the
acceptance of the bids.
Sealed proposals will also be received for the pur.
chase Of about 200 dry BEEF HIDES, now on hand
in the Subsistence Department; the price per pound
will be stated.
Terms-Cash, in greenbaoks, on delivery.
No bids will re received from parties who have
heretofore failed to comply with their engagements
with any branch of the Government
Bids to be directed to the undersigned. and
marked " Proposals"
mh2i Ct Brevet Mai. Gen. and c. s., U, s. A.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-03-29
NOTICE,

OFFICE CHIEF QuARrERs1AsrER,
Fourth Military District, !
Yicksburg, Miss, March "a 1853 J
SFALED PROPOSALS IN DUPLICATE WILL
- be received by mail at this office until H. M
SATURDAY., the fourth day Of April next for the
delivery to the Post QuArtsTmaster at Natchez,
Mississippi. Of
as 600 Hard BRICK.
80 Barrels GEM NT, good quality.
rs Barrels COAL fAR.
On or before the eighth day OF April, 1868.
Separate bids will be required for each class of
supp les above specified, and bids may be made for
tine whole any part of tine amount required.
Each proposal will be accompanied by copy of
this notice. and guaranteed by Two responsible par.
ties who will agree to enter into sufficient bonds for
the faithful performance of contract when awarded.
The undersigned reserves the right TO reject any or
all bids for proper cause.
BY order Of the General Command AZ:
J. G. GAMBLER,
Bvt. Col. and Quartermaster. Chiei lartermas ter
Fourth Military District. mh2s g.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-03-29
1sHrNa ~ BARArARIA.-This be

IsHNG IN BARATARIA.-This being
season for angling, when pleasure and
b may be combined, we viii inforG our
hrs that one of the very best localities
'AIs section for fishing, in small way, is
'you Barataria, where the sweetest and
Apest perch ever seen may be caught at
lines, even on a Sunday, where fish bite
belly and strong as the most impatient
demand. To reach this Waltonion
an one must go to the stock landing
ross TO the head of Harvey's canal,
obtain skif, if you can, run to the
Il the canal, about six miles, and you
Bayou Barataria, where sport may be
y long as you can afford to remain, in
most primitive wilderness, under the
aB of towering cypress trees. The on
sfortune is, that you will be compelled
naia in your skin, for walking is quite
the question.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-03-29

THE NAME OF THE SUIoIDE.-The name of
the man who committed suicide in the rear of
the city park was Augustus Young, who by
profession was fresco painter, and form
erly lived on Rampant street. There is no
reason known why he should have commit
ted SO great crime. 1t is known that he
carried costly gold watch when last seen,
and was not destitute of money. 1t is sup
posed that some twolegged jackal robbed
the decomposed corpse.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-03-29

To CLEAR THE BANoUETTEs, Lieutenant
schriber has been compelled to detail two
officers every evening between 6 and z
o'clock, to keep the banquettes on st.
Charles street, in front Of the theatres, clear
of immense numbers Of people, men,
women, and children who congregate there
to listen to brass baud music. So great has
been the throng lately that to pass was
quite impossible, except one took the mid
dc Of the street. Thank you, lieutenant.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-03-29

FADELEss PIcTUREs.-rhe photographs of
Messrs. Anderson & Clark, 1873 Canal street,
excel almost in every particular that makes
a finished picture. Their facilities and ac-
quirements are of the frstIorder, and they
possess qualifications of superior kind.
No better specimens of photographs can be
seen in the entire South, and the great
reason of this is that they will not allow an
unfinished piece of work to leave their
splendid saloons. Ladies give these gentle
men the preference when they wish beauti-
full shadow of their fair faces.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-03-29
0EFIoIAL MOTT OEs.
pAoPosALs FoR wOoD.
OFFICE CHEF QUARTERMAsrER, !
Fifth Military District,

OFF1cE CHEF QuARTERMAsrER D
Fifth Military District
New Orleans, La, March a. 1868.
CEALED PROPOSALS ARE INVITED
> and will be received at the office of
Lieutenant John N Coe, Acting Assistant Quarter
FRTDA Y. the ten IN day Of April las8 for the de-.
livery at Baton Rouge Of such quantities of HARD
WOOD as may be required for one year from the
first day of May, 1853
Wood must be best quality OF hard wood lash and
oak and must be delivered in such quantities, at
such times and at such places as may be designated
by the post quartermaster at Baton Rouge.
Satisfactory evidence must be furnished of the
ability of the bidder to fulfill hts agreement.
The United States reserves the right to reject any
or all bids.
Proposals must be Endorsed Proposals for Wood"
and addressed Lieutenant John A. Coe, Acting AS
sistant Quartermaster, Baton Rouge, Louisiana.
CHARLES H. TtlMPKlNS,
BIT Brig General and Chief Quartermaster
mh2g6t Fifth Military District
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-03-29

|Sr DISTRICT RECORDERS COURT
Seville goes before the criminal court
ia, accused by Pierre'Roach with steal
fierce Of hams.
anna Regain was sent to the same tri-
to stand trial for feminine assault
aitery on James Tohey on Lafayette
The dignity Of the law must be sus-
or else all the rapacious sheep in the
BY win be biting all the little meniin
hnd. An innocent man is no longer
bonn terrible assaults from Amazons
p about trying to devour any fellow
Ices not choose to carry a six-pounder
Aplece in his pocket. Rosanna, how
you use your powerful strength and
courage on SO simple a thing as a
When the jury see you arranged be
Z em they will no doubt give you what
4 'serve-a discharge.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-03-29
No. 884-New Series.

Resolved, That the Controller be and he Is hereby
authorized after ten days notice in the official jour
nal to adiudcAte to the highest bidder the lease Of
the iron building at the head OF Canal street for the
term of two years
The purchaser of the lease to furnish his eight
several promissory notes for the price of the adudi
cation, payable at three, SIX nine twelve, fifteen,
eighteen, twenty.one, and twenty -four months,
dating from the execution of the contract, and
dorsed to the satisfaction of the Finance Committees
of the Common Council.
The said purchaser OF the lease shall have the right
to use said iron building for all lawful purposes and
he shall keep the building clean condition.; also
the interior of the building 10 be arranged and i'm
proved by the lessee at his own expense.
The Tagging of the banquette around tho iron
building to be made by the city Of New Orleans.
Signed WIN. 7, AEPP,
President Board of Assistant Aldermen.
Sgned) JAS, GRAHAM,
President Board of Aldermen.
Approved March q, 1868.
tSignedl e. HEATH, Mayor.
D. k. WairAKEE, Secretary. mh2s st
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-03-29

DEMOCRATIC NoMINAT1oNs.-The Demo.
\ ratc State Central committee recommend
d heir conservative friends to support the fol-
|, pEing ticket:
I. Governor, Joshua Baker; lieutenant gov
Z NOR, Albert VOORHEES,; secretary of state,
= Nh Hardy; auditor, H. Peralta; treasurer,
ism Giffen; attorney general, A. S. Her.
" on: superintendent public education, r.
\ \ Lusher: state assessors, NJ. N. Feeny, E.
I Bozonier, j. Fulda, j. G. Golding; tax
olectors-frst district Thomas Askew;
eeoad district, L. E. Lemarie; third dis
tnct Marc Dodart; fourth district, Henry
Benssl.
/ hRIsH OF ORLEAYs.-For District Attor-
rec hy, Charles H. Gutenberg; Judge First
&strict Court, Edmond Abel; Clerk, Nor
UT Trepagnier; Judge Second District
con burt, John Culbertson; Clerk, P. r.
'su Rorke; Judge Third District Court, c. NJ.
VII inmerson Clerk, D. c. Byerly; Judge
ourth District Court, Paul E. Theard;
ERIK r. C. Bond; Judge Fifth District
W. burt, H. D. Ogden; Clerk, Louis Powers;
!. ige Sixth District Court, Guy Duplantier;
5EH ifk William Woelper. Judge Seventh Dis
no let Court, T. W. COllens; Clerk, Pascales
Hi ibarre; Justice of the Peace, First Dis
&C. w. Sadler; Constable, VIM. Carr;
stice of the Peace, Second District-Paris
IR lldress: Constable, John G. Kusac; JUS
hnFf u lut I6hCe, lulIu DlsbIlCL-Idul W :
! VI liens; Constable A. j. Wagner; Justice of
Ks Peace, Fourth District-Aug. Viavant;
zh nstable, P. Ad. Fortier.
no Justice of the Peace, Fifth District, Al
~ rs-dahn Brownlee; Constable, John NJ
Ward ade; Justice of the Peace, Sixth Dis
IcK ct-Thos. S. Collens; Constable, -Ayres
eriff, Criminal Court. O. Nixon; Sher-
Civil Court-John L. Lewis; Coroner,
ma; low Canal street-C. Delery: Coroner,
oye Canal street and Algiers-P. B. Nc
Eyey; Mayor-Thos. Murray: Controller
W Culbertsou: Street Commissioner -
UK4 c. Kaufman: Recorder First District
Han Neville; Recorder Second District
,ulk, Gastinel; Recorder Third District. A.
auet ktten; Recorder Fourth District-Henry
repa ckson.
tuTe Aldermen-First district, Jas. McClosky
RNsI lliamson Smith, Gerard Stith; second dis
lpbi- let, Geo. Clark, Norman Whitney; third
#tFict, J. Magioni Edgar Montague; fourth
ne Strict, A. n. Bosworth, Thomas Mcknight
mo- Assistant Aldermen-First ward, 7. H
gginbotham, P. Cummings; second ward
IRUHB. Prague. F. Lurges; third ward, VIM.
Gulloch, G. H. Slocomb; fourth ward, H
Sturcken, Chas. H. Stringer; NTH ward
u n Youennes; sixth ward, ". Prados; sew
n ma ~ ward, John Paisley; eighth ward J
to niger; ninth ward, Robert VIM; tenth
the I'd, George W. West; eleventh ward, z
ser.
Congress First congressional district, A
....,.~ Walker; second congressional district
0nel James Mann; third congressional
roTr% ,rict, =; fourth congressional district
"a ~ fifth congressional district, =.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-03-29
WANTED,

NrANTED--A FAMILY, OR THREE SIN.
" gle gentlemen, with references, TO occupy, with
board, three of the largest and finest in the
Fourth District, elegantly furnished. Northern men
pre- erred. Terms very low. Apply at li5 Const9nce
street, corner Robin. mh25 1t
CsIALL HOUSE WARTED.-ONE UP
> town, near railroad line, with five or rooms,
Rent not 10 exceed $50 per month. Address r, TINS
office giving particulars. nih4
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-03-29

A RICH DRUEE.-A cotton jobber of Sora-
puru street having INDUCED in active spirits
OF benzine got sky.high in one Of the Ba-
rome street cars, which he took for bal
loon, and started to go up in it against tue
wish of several fellow and feminine passen-
gers. Failing to go up, he was taken to the
station by man-of-the-moon Roberts, who
wears blue suit. The drunk had SlO43 and
a watch in his pockets, and when behind
the iron bars was like wild lion Gagged.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-03-29

FOURTH DISTRICT RECORDERS COURT
Before Recorder Vennard yesterday Alice
Simms was examined ona charge of steal
ing from the residence of ]. F. Brennan,
corner of St. Andrew and Annunciation
streets, on the ninth instant, one linen lawn
dress, one tucked skirt, one pair of drawers,
and various other articles, valued at TWEEN
tyseven dollars. Special Officer Dorsey
testified that by virtrre of a search warrant
he searched the trunk of the accused, and
found therein the above.named articles,
which the accused acknowledged to having
stolen from the residence of Mr.. Brennan.
Alice was sent before the criminal court for
trial, and in default of bail in the sum of
$3.50, she was committed to the parish
prison.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-03-29
No. 87s-New Series.

No. 6f6-NeW series.
Resolved, That the city of New Orleans accepts
the transfer OF the real and movable property
and moneys on hAnd belonging to the Toufo Aims.
house, under the act of the Legislature approved
March % 1861, entitled An act Tor the relief of the
Board OF Directors of the Touro Almshouse."
Resolved, That the City Notary be authorized to
prepare an act Of transfer in conformity with the
act Of the Legislature aforesaid and the Mayor to
sign the same on behalf OF the city.
Resolved, That the moneys on hand belonging to
the said Touro Almshouse be paid over to the City
Treasurer, and that detailed statement of all
moneys hand, real estate, and personal property
of said Touro Almshouse, conveyed and transferred
as aforesaid. be submitted TO the Common Council
by the City Controller soon practicable after
said conveyance and transfer are completed.
(oignedl MN. T. HEPP,
President Board of Assistant Aldermen.
(Signed) JAS. GRAHAM,
President Board of Aldermen.
Approved March a. 1868.
tSigned) E. HEATH, Mayor.
A true copy:
d. X. WHITAKER, Secretary. nh2s ST
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-03-29
CT. CHARLES THEATRE.

ct. CHARLES THEATRE.
Sunday Evening, March 30, 1865.
Immense success of the Queen Star Of tho South,
Mrs. CHARLES HOWARD WATKINS, and
the eminent Comedian Mr.. H. WATKINS, in
the great sensational drama, TRODDEN DOWN,
or the LOST CAUSE, and the ADVENTURES
OF A LOVE LETTER.
Monday Evening, DIAYOLA.
NOTICE.-Doors open at quarter to Z. Overture
will commence at half past precisely. Seats can be
mhSS P. GLEASON, Treasurer.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-03-29
SPECIAL NOTICES.

DIR. Il. F. Wright, DESTROYS of spending the
summer in the North, will leave the city soon. All
friends wishing his services will do themselves
favor y giving him call, he has reduced his
already low dental charges half in greenbacks-
No. l5s Customhouse street, between Dauphine
and Rurpundv OAw S
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-03-29

IRoD AND PoYDRAs STREET CARs'-The
pal and Claiborne streets railroad compa-
Fill run three distinct lines of cars. The
I0a and Poydras street cars are of the
alcapacity, and painted orange color.
Canal and Common street cars are not
unlocked, nor are the Canal and Clai'
ne street cars. The Girod and Poydras
Vt cars will commence running in about
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-03-29
No. 8S7-New Series.

No. SS7-New Series.
Resolved, That the Controller be and he is hereby
authorized to employ clerk, and II found neCes-
sary two clerks the purpose Of signing licenses
for the year ls63 Said clerk clerks to receive a
salary OF one hundred dollars $500 per month, and
to be discharged as their services shall be
no further required.
(Signedl W, I. HEPP,
President Board of Assistant Aldermen.
(Sigued) JAS. GRAHAM,
President Board of Aldermen.
Approved March p, 1868.
Signed E. HEATH, Mayor
A true COPY:
K X. WHITAKER, Secretary mh23 81