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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-11-19
Il. HYNNE.
JOHN BREEN

The following resolution, accomp inyiDg
report of the Finance Committee, was read
and adopted unanimously upon its several
readings:
Resolred That the Controller be and he Is
hereby authorized to warrant on the Treas
urer of the city in favor of j. u, Roche,
Toroner for First and Fourth Districts, ana
right bank, parish of Orleans, FOR and in
The sum Of thirteen hundred and twenty
five dollars (Sl325), being amount of salary
from first day of July, 1858, to seVenteeth
day of October.
The Committee on Streets and Landings
submitted the following report:
COMMITTEE OF STREETS AND LANDISGs, J
Board oil Assistant Aldermen,
City Hal, November II 1883
To the Honorable Board of Asst slant Aldermen;
GENTLEMEN-Your committee have tha
honor to report upon the following SUBJECTS
referred to III III, w:
/. Upon the report of the City Con
troller, informing the Common Council mat
acc Jrding to Ordinance No. 1882, new series,
he adiudicated a contract for grading and
shelnpg Magno la street, between Washing
ton street AID Felicity road, to Henry NJ =
Quinn, as principal, and John McVittie, as
security, at two dollars and seventy-fve
cents (S2 75) per running foot, your com
mittee report ftvOIably, ard offer the neces'
sary resolution for adoption:
O. Upon The report of the City Controller
informing the Common Council that &C.
cording to ordinance No 1888, new series,
he adiudicated a contract for grading and
shelling Foucher rect from Calliope street
to Delord street, "a stance two squares) 10
Henry McGuinn rs principal, and John Nc
Vittie as security. at two dollars (S2) per
running foot, your committee report favor
ably, and offer the necessary resolution fol
adoption.
8. Upon the report of the City Controller
informing the Common Council that nc
cording to ordinance No 1887, he adiudi.
Gated contract for shelliDg and grading
Claiborne street, between Esplanade aud
Elysian Fields streets, to james Falloh AS
principal, aud William Culiinan as security.
at one dollar and riuety-uiue cents Isl 99)
per running foot, your committee rep lrt
tavoraby aud offer the necessary resolution
fOT u1,
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-11-19

Of November, eighteen hundred and sixty
eight until the thirty.frst day of OCTOBER,
eighteen hundred and sixty-nine, be and the
same is hereby appropriated for the pay
ment Of the rent of the Office occupied BY
the custodian OF notarial records III his ON
cial capacity,
Resolued further, That the Controller be
and he is hereby instructed to warrant on
the Treasurer, in favor of said custodian OF
notarial records, at the end of each and
every month, during the period aforesaid,
for the monthly sum OF forty dollars afore-
mentioned.
The following report was submitted by q
special committee, composed of Messrs
Sturcken and Breen, and action upon the
resolution covering the subject of the report
deferred for future day:
BOARD OF ASSISTANT ALDERMEN, CRY HALL, |
New Orleans, November II, 1909
To the Honorable the Gentlemen of the Board o.
Assistant Aldermen;
GENTLEMEN-Your special committee tc
examine iutu the matter of the resolution
granting to Mrs. B. Rister permission to
continue her sausage factory, at the corner
of Annunciation and Sixth streets, have sc
| examined and finding no reason why the
| permission should not be granted have the
| honor to report on the resolution favorably
Very respectfully,
II. F. sTURCKEN,
JOHN BREEN.
The special committee on markets sub
mitted the following report:
New ORLEANS, November IL 1868.
| To the Honorable Board of Assistant Aldermen
GENTLEMEN-The undersigned, your com
mittee appointed o examine and report on
the market ordinances, beg leave to recon-
mend the ordinance reported by the Finance
| Committee with the amendments adopted
by your honorable body and few amend
ments and additions reported herewith.
Respectfully,
HUGH W. MONTGOMERY,
!
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This Railway Extends from Dunkirk to Ne IN ".
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to Twenty-Seven Miles the Shortest Route
All Trans run directly through to New Yo,l
Miles without Change Of Coaches.
From and after MAY IL, 1868, trains will ls,,.
connection with all Western lines. as follows: ="
From DuDkirk and SAlalnanca-By New Yo,k =.
from Union Depots
q SO A. M. Express Mail, from Dunkirk, Ism,
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CONNECTS ct Hornelsyille and Corning with
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days exceptedl Stops at Salamanca ii NJ
M, and connects at Hornellsvie with
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National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1868-04-24
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National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1868-04-24

CONCERNING FASHIONABLE WON
EN.-Bishop Coke, of Western
New York, has been moved to issue
a pastoral letter upon the folly and
extravaganza of women. We do
not suppose, of course, that it applies
to the women of this region, but
they may like TO read what is SAID
about their sisters in other states
The Bishop SAYS
When / see the tawdry fashions,
the costly vulgarity and the wicked
extravaganza of the times, l feel
sure that thousands of American
women are strangers TO the first laws
of refinement, simplicity III manners
and attire.
When | see that thousands OF
American women read the most
shameful romances, and the most
degrading newspapers, frequent the
vilest dramatic entertainments, and
Join in dances too shocking too be
named among Christians, | feel that
Christian matrons are becoming too
few, and that civilized heathenism
is returning to the fields we have
wrested from the Indians.
When l read, daily, Of the most
ungodly divorces, and of crimes
against social purity and against
human life itself, which are too gross
to be mentioned more particularly
! feel that too many of our country
womea are without God i'll the world
and that radical reforms are necessa
ry in the system of education OF
which the young women of America
are dependent for their training.
When l see thousands of house
holds in which young girls are rear
ed for life Of pleasure, without
reference to duty, | cannot wonder
at these results, nor at the misery
in which they involve families and
communities. Sow the wind and
reap the whirlwind!
AS Chritian Bishop, therefore,
! make my appeal to you, Christian
women, and ask you to begin the
reformation by faithfully bearing
testimony against all that tends tC
the degradation of your sex; and
the more so when each crime is not
only winked at, but receives coun
tenance in circles which ought to be
exemplary.
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1868-04-24

PRAISE THE YOUNG.-If a young
man deserves praise, be sure you
give it him, else you not only run
the chance of driving him from the
right road by want of encourage
ment, but you deprive yourself of
the happiest privilege You will ever
have Of rev arding his labor. For
it is only the young men who can
receive much reward from mems
praise; the old, when they are
great, get too far beyond and above
you to care what you think of them.
You may urge them with sympathy,
and surround them with acclama-
ton, but they will doubt your pleas
ure and dispise your praise. You
might have chcered them in their
race through the aspodel meadows
of their youth you might have
brought the proud bright scarlet tc
their faces if you had but cried once
"Well done !" as they dashed up to
the FIRST goal of their early ambi-
ton. But now their pleasure is in
memory, and their ambition is in
Heaven. They can be kind to you
you can never more be kind to
them Ruskin,.
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1868-04-24
FANCY GOODS.

Sowing Machine findinaa. Silk. TbroaJ. on
Nc, Nc A cent for tho Weed aud other sow
Ing Machine.
Bradford, April 10, 1903.
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1868-04-24


An Irish waiter once compliment
ell q salmon IN the following man
ner :"Faith, it's not two hours since
that salmon was walking around
ms Mai estate, with his hands in
MS pockets never dreaming what
y pretty invitasllun he'd have to
l!ne you gentlemen at dinner
II lisa penal oficnsc to keep, a bill.
hard 'aloon in Ohio.
Cleveland wants q tunnel like that
Vt Chicago.
A good example is q good sermon
franklin.
Woman is the only tyrant that
nan should. not resist.
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1868-04-24

Which will you do-smilc, and
make your household happy, or be
grabbed, and make all the young
ones gloomy, and the elder ones
miserablei The amount of happi-
ness you can produce is incalculable,
if you show smiling face, " kind
heart, and speak pleasat Words
Weau q pleasant countcnancc let
joy beam in your eyes, and love
glow on your forehead. There is
no joy like that which springs from
. kind act or pleasant deed and
you will feel it at night when you
rest, at morning when you rise, and
through the day when about your
business.
Take heed of testing many have
been ruincd by it. It's hard to jest,
and not sometimes .jeer too; which
oitcntimes sinks deeper than was
Intended, or expected.
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1868-04-24

How They DO IT.-In Chicago,
when they ask you to drink, they
say: Nominate your family distur-
bance.
In st. Louis: Choose your cold
pisen.
In Cincinnati: DO you feel like
driving nail in your cof,inf
In Louisville: Let's put an enc
my into our mouth.
In New York: Let's reduce our
selves below the level of the brutes.
In Boston: Let's violate. the
liquor law.
In Frankfort: Let's absorb.
In New Orleans. shall we forti-
tyt
In Albany: Suppose we drug
ourselves.
In Indianapolis: Let's start for
the watch house.
In Terre Haute: Let Us pcrjurc
ourselves.
In Buffalo: Let's disqualify.
In Lynchburg: Let's take n nip
In Pittsburg Benzinc or Prus
sic Acid which ?--ErcLongo.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-11-21

DIR. Lemercier's Popular Lectures recently
delivered under the auspices OF the Association I0r e
dvancemen of Science and Art" in this city, although
moi as numerOusy attended were the celebrated lee
tures delivered by Prof Agassz some two years since
have proved very instructive ana been hghy praised Dy
seIentino MINDS well tile press IN general The DOC
tor was induced 10 visit the United states mainly from
the advice Of d. o. MacOmber, esd an American gentle
man resident in Pans, who commenced correspondence
with Mr. Dlsurnell the Secretary OF the above AsSO-
citation April last. Mr. Lemercer is known IN France
a. the favorte pupil of the celebrated DIR. Arnoux
the sole manufacturer Of the elastic Models, which
nave obtained worldwide fame. collection of these
models exhibited at the last great Exposition ID
Paris in 1867 and drew crowds around TO hear the day
lectures of Dr.. Lemercier All the Americans VINO tbe
heard him, aud who examined his collection OF Objects
representing the animal and vegetable Kingdoms eN'
pressed desire that he should visit the United states
and give the lectureloviug community course on en-
tertainmCus, I'm connection with his whole coccuOh VI
elastic models" winch OF itself forms OF the mosJ
Interesting for the admirers 0f science as con-
neeted with anatomy and physiology The lecturer la an
exceedingly easy, plain and IorcDle speaker Wl ~
assumption of technical terms, aJ the same t luv
OF the best ANTAGONISTS On France, ana tAOIoHrh
bred physician tic often addresses an au9leuoo
posed entirely OF Surgeons physicians, ana sccn''HO
ladies and gentlemen
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