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Elizabeth daily monitor. [volume] (Elizabeth, N.J.) 1868-1880, 1869-04-01

aeAs A recent state law imposes fine
of ten dollars upon any person who
shall mutilate or destroy handful be-
fore the occurrence to which it relates
shall have taken place.
Elizabeth daily monitor. [volume] (Elizabeth, N.J.) 1868-1880, 1869-04-01

ptgA- A fight took place in Marshall
street yesterday between man and a
number of boys. A woman joined in the
melee, and soon after the man took to
his heels, deeming discretion to be the
better part OF valor.
Elizabeth daily monitor. [volume] (Elizabeth, N.J.) 1868-1880, 1869-04-01

Bgg~ A good many people were yes
terday surprised to see our reporter
passing along the street with magnifi-
cent specimen of the Havana pine ap-
pie. and bunch of choice banannas-a
present from Mr.. John B. Brush, who
has opened splendid fruit store in the
Arcade, opposite the Post Office.
Elizabeth daily monitor. [volume] (Elizabeth, N.J.) 1868-1880, 1869-04-01

The entire membership of Baptist
Church in Philadelphia recently united
with the Good Templars, They num-
bered one hundred and fifty men and
women, and evidently believe in total
abstinence. Rev. A. V. Dimock, of
this city, was among the members.
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Beg~ The credit system has been found
to be bad one. At stores where the
system is pursued, prices are high. ID.
w. Silvers has opened a cash grocery
stor24t 1874 Broad street, and sells cheap
Elizabeth daily monitor. [volume] (Elizabeth, N.J.) 1868-1880, 1869-04-01

gsa. Broad street now presents a
beautiful appearance - the pavement
having been thoroughly dredged of an
Immense quantity Of mud.
Elizabeth daily monitor. [volume] (Elizabeth, N.J.) 1868-1880, 1869-04-01

Ba- A very select audience greeted
Miss Lizzie Lutz at Library Hall last
evening. Miss Hutchings who had
been announced to sing, did not appear.
Elizabeth daily monitor. [volume] (Elizabeth, N.J.) 1868-1880, 1869-04-01

n@.A very interesting narrative,
written for the DAILY MONITOR by Mr..
John Engle # this city. will be found
on the 4th page OF our paper to day.
1t will commend itself to a number of
our citizens.
Elizabeth daily monitor. [volume] (Elizabeth, N.J.) 1868-1880, 1869-04-01

nea- Ole Bull, the greatest violinist
in the world, appears at Library Hall
this evening. See advertisement and
secure your tickets at Beardsley's.
Elizabeth daily monitor. [volume] (Elizabeth, N.J.) 1868-1880, 1869-04-01

Beg"A quarterly session of the Grand
Division Sons of Temperance of New
Jersey will meet at Salem on the fourth
Wednesday in April
Elizabeth daily monitor. [volume] (Elizabeth, N.J.) 1868-1880, 1869-04-01

psar. The Police News of this week
has large cut representing lady in
the act of crossing Broad street in this
city, with a virgin" in her arms.
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PRICES DOUBLE GALLERY,
No. 1876 Broad ST., Elizabeth.
THE ONLY ONE In THE STATE

THE ONLY ONE In THE STATE
"AVING one of the most Spacious and Hand
Il somely- Fitted Galleries of the State, with
eminent and Practical Artists, feel confident of
suiting the most fastidious. This is the only
Gallery in tine State having two oky.lights, max
ing il both convenient and pleasant for custo-
mers. by obviating the necessity OF waiting any
length of time for sitting. would call partic-
ular attention to my FRAME DEPARTMENT,
Where will be found larger assortment than at
any other Gallery in the State. GILT, ROSE
WOOD, BLACK WALNUT, and all the different
styles Manufactured, at REDUCED RATES
Particular attention given to
Life Size Pictures.
We respectfully call attention to our PORCE-
LAIN PICTURES, Plain and Handsomely Col
ore6 in Oil or Water ColOrs. The Latest Sensa-
ton in Portraiture, "MINETTE,'' Or FAIRY
CARDS. Call and see specimens. Our Motto is
- EXCELSIOR" and we make it point to
please all, guaranteeing perfect satisfaction. We
DEFY COMPETITION, and acknowledge no su-
periority. The merits of our work must sustain
our assertion.
Pictures Copied and Enlarged TO any size ;
Views Made to Order, and everything pertaining
to the art attended to with dispatch.
F. H. PRICE, Proprietor,
No 1856 Broad Street, Elizabeth, N. j.
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City Flour Mills
HARRIS BROTHERS,
Merchant MilIeYS
FRESH GROUND FLOUR.

From NEW and Selected Wheat, in barrels or
sacks of Is, n and q Barrel Packages neatly pat
uo for Family use, and delivered to all parts OF
the CITY,
Also every variety of MILL STUFFS, such as
Rye Fleur, Buckwheat Flour, Graham Flour,
Wheaton Grits, White and Yellow Corn Meal,
Hominy, Samp. Dat Meal, Wheat and Rye Mid,
lings, Ground Corn and Oats, Feed, Cracked
Corn, Wheat and Rye Bran. Oats thoroughly
cleaned by the Bushel or Bag. 'H
Wheat Screenings, Corn, Oats, Rye, Buckwheat
in small large 9uaRnte b ire
Depots for shipping.
Orders left at the Mills. sent through the Post
Office, or given to our Transfers, will receive
prompt attention.
Orders left at No. 2O7 Broad street will receive
prompt attention.
Elizabeth daily monitor. [volume] (Elizabeth, N.J.) 1868-1880, 1869-04-01

Bsg A woman narrowly escaped
death at the Catharine street crossing
of the Central Railroad yesterday after
noon. A passing train Frustrated her.
Elizabeth daily monitor. [volume] (Elizabeth, N.J.) 1868-1880, 1869-04-01

Me- If you think well of us, ask your
neighbor to subscribe.
Elizabeth daily monitor. [volume] (Elizabeth, N.J.) 1868-1880, 1869-04-01

In Berlin they say, if you want to
get anything out of Bismarck, you
ought to have very good cause, or be
an American.
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y. uSIin.

Yard wide Sheeting IL cents
per yard.
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OFFICIAL.
PsrrrIoN....~................ PETITION

.,.
To the Honorable Board Of Assstsnt Aios'mou
OeutemspWe ,hs undersigned property holders and tax
would following for your hon
SsTsbs bodyis f.vsr,bIs Consideration, via:
Ts In % Of very bad ssse Of the
49,, ..<r.d the
.trests On ST Louis
ssine Oi 1le loerins 9a,vex
Cont hno Iohnsoa ana east
also me cross see's - 80 Wsr Hon.
ace OF eelves street, IoI ,h h;sh ion
ing our p aver os grHnteo .e ssiNs4As "ssA Ae@
very respee,i ni,y yoars, osc'
senluei rom. - ise.
h9ori.tes ~ Zoe"
r hepoeIh stSIes
Jo.sP1 5eeer. - .eoe
t,o,.s hsA % CO.
n Eeoet, &c ~ tess'
n Slue, 20 iess t,,,.-.
y. y. ooss ses o. L.eo'' AN1'SS'
II tneuue.' 90 90 e .es'
=. hnss,s % 49,
rieS- soIie., g 49,
" 2 1s ssD' 70 - ~ IsoN
q weiss,A, 80 - go
n RoppeL 20 q, ~.
A. ns.sai. s.9t-..
Mun % wv
p, N Vn... - NJ % s..s
hdoirh uorT ii9 at WV
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PETITION.
DETITION

pETITION............... ..,........PETITIoN
To the Honorable the Common Council Of the City Of New
The undersigned Owners Of Real Estate which fronts
Saint Charles street. west side between rvOh Circle strees
and TOeSaEo street. respectfully petition yeur Honorable
between Circle Toedano street, 10 be paved
with the Patent NicOson Pavement
Al B. Zsrega, 81 feet.
E'K Convene, per j W Moves 81 feet.
Estate Of Alexander Philips. 30 feet
John A Philips 40 feet
2. 4. Philips 50 feet.
Thomas Mcknight, l4O feet.
Wolf 4 Brother 81 feet.
f-I Ts1s e. s sssgg fts e feet
Tbomss Mcdonnell 30 feet.
Willism Creeyy, 81 feet.
John A 'Brien, 30 feet,
g. II. fancy, per F0Tstan, e ieet
Gerald Farrell, 50 feet.
u. J. Budington. for wife, 2S4 feet.
L. b. Cain. O. fe- g.
John II KennsTd. s. feet
Lahlle, DgdlhO a Co, for J. Faire. % feet.
W. Van BenthuJsen 81 = feet
N. Nelson. ~ feet 3nchss
Mr. r Taylor, l2O tees.
J. w. Lahouisse, IS feet.
George Purves. ~ feet.
Z. A. Tyler. % feet
G. a. Mil'enberger, l2S feet.
Z. Z. Damarin, per A. DamArn, q feet
g. t. BesuregsTd C. r. K, 50 feet
Edwaid Claren q feet.
Thomas II. Barker, 56 feet.
Charles q. johnson, 81 feet
CAihsrine Macs, q feet
p Pouliot, 30 feet
John MGthes "a feet.
d. W. bane, "A feet.
Mrs. John O'Bn.n, BY Emile J. oBrien % feet.
Frank Roder, % feet
J. w. BohrmaDne, Il feet.
ID. c. MeFsn, 81 feet
George Sehen. 90 feet.
james West 60 feet.
George sou'e. 20 ieet
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PUBLISHED raI.wEEkEY az WIN. kirk a 90.

subscripuonfvslvs month. ys six months - IN ID
This long established lVn becomes desirable
this view the fact thst Pensacola Is efecting
her railroad communications with the Northwest. and
becoming Q point Of interest, 10 enterprsinR
Il devoted 10 tho devel0pmeht Of the material
Of the State Of FlordaI and In Its local de-
perent devotes special attention W the immense Lumber
and Timber trade growing m Fcinty, also 70 Other
commercial items whi 70 the eafeul reader viii indicate
the development Of hf natur Of Pensacola
port Advertire- ena so.icited
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PETITION................~...

rHsnorsbis cOnseu COmmun de Ia Vile de la NOuveIo
Orleans
Messieurs-Nous les soussignes propretaes tsrranr
ssant face Ia St. Charles cote Quest entire le Oerce
Tivo ToedanO sent vOtre
bcnorab corns dordonner one h dit ssrtion ~ h. r 81
Charles cote Quest entire lie Cercle Tvo Ia TOled
soft pave avee lie pave pateute de Nicolson.
A. L. Zerega. 81 pieds.
George Jonas, 90 peds.
Z X. Converse ppJ. W. Noyes "a pieds
Succession d Alexandra Philips, go pieds.
John A. Philips, 10 pieds
p. T. Philips 50 pieds.
Thomas Mcknight, 40 pieds.
joseph o'Bnen, $ Pieds,
y. Lurges $50 peds
Thonss McDonnicle, S2 pieds.
William CreeTy, 81 pieds.
John A. o. Bnen 80 pisds.
G. H. fancy Forsta Is pieds.
n j. Burlington pour ss femme 254 pieds.
l. B. Cain, 81 pieds.
John IL Kennard; s. pieds
LATTE, Duflho Gle per j. Faivre, g pieds.
". Van Benthuysen, pa piedS
N. Nelson a. pisds pOuces.
NJ 4. Tay Tor, 10 pieds.
g. W. Rsce, IS pieds.
j. W. Lsbouisse. Sc pieds.
George Purves, III peds.
E A. Tyler "a pieds.
G.. A. MiltenheTger, l28 peds.
E I. Damsrin per A. Dansrin, q pieds.
J n. Schwartz. 6S Pieds,
G. T. Beanregsrd, 80 peds
Edward Caren, q peds
y j. Myers % peds.
Thomas r Parker. S. pieds.
Chss b. johnson, 81 pieds.
Catherine Macs, q pieds-
p. POuliOt, 30 pieds
John Mathes "a pieds.
ID. W. HORNE. A pieds.
Nine John o'B1en. per EmrsJ. oBrisnIas isas.
Frank Rode-, q pieds
y W. Bahrucscsne, 77pedA
ID @. McCan 81 pieds
James West 90 pisds.
George Seule, " peds
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..,......PETITiON.
DETITIOE

NouvELLx-ORLxAss, 6 novenibre 1853.
Honorable COnss COmmun de la vile dc la NOuvels-
Orleans:
bts soumettons rspectusussmen honorable
pour favorable &c quit snit sayolr 9ls
oessare de pAvage des ds dans les
ne paIr De la rue Rom an jusqu Ia rue Calves aussi
croant SAVIOR Preu johnson cote est de la
Attendant que notre petition eutendu,
demeurons haute esne respectu susemeu etc
n HSibrttor' 2s5 pisds.
r. Robert, 4l6 ueds
Joseph ssuer, n psde
H.Weber, 100 piedA
s " GOd.perihe, ia pleds.
=. Kener 264 pieds
+ Burkert % piedA
Fred Jolner q pied,.
q. Sehwaeble, 2S pieds.
n. Weien. l95 peds.
K koppel, So pteds-
\ P PSIIsrssc z 81 glfd piod..
Paul Vsesrnebiin, IS pisds p0uoss.
Adohh kogf li2 pieds
II Jurgens, a peds
Frank Goulenus; l72pieds.
a. Frieks, "a pieds
August Rsbe q pisas.
J. z. GRsnar, q ptdS.
Il g FiIek lea pisdi
A. siampf, 2s1s piedS.
Veuvs NOrel. "a peds
John Rumb, % pieds.
Ernest GraDdmsnn, 90 pieds
Jacob Bass, lao pieas.
q HRab, per Haab JT. 100
L P. Grim, q pieds
VIM McDOn3ld 651.
y. Kodlin. q pe5s.
VIM Knsnf, . pieds.
r. s. Wust, 40 pi- ds.
j. Koter. 2S1S pieds.
g Nisuiar q pie
Ad. Hmme, 225 p eds.
George Hsnning, 2O4 peos
Ernst 2ls peds
H. HeidemAnn ZlS pieds.
H. Burning, 32l pieds.
l. b GuyOt, l69 pifds
Nine L. kaes, "a pieds-
d. Lowkar, "a peds.
II. N. ftev art, 81 pieds.
c N. JOhwind, 20 pieds.
H. H. Patemann, 2l2 pieds.
David Gaoroner, l45 pieds.
Henry Reacke, lS3 pieds.
NJ Hsss ~ pieds.
Nine Alsert las pieds.
N. .h1son, 100 pieds.
John h Radius LOG pleds-
Chs Kaloers, Jog pieds.
Anton kstetter, l27 pieds.
i. Metz, Roman 81 pieds.
b Johfous III pieds.
II. OeTting l4i peds
Patrick WOulfe n pieds poaces.
Peter Funk, 2 peds
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CONTRIBUTION.


contribution.
ARTICLE
YOU'VE MEMS MERCANTILE LIBRARY AssoclA-
lion OF THE CITY OF NEE oRLEANs"
ARTICLE II.
src,,orl fhs o,cers Of the Association shall be PreS
s@ ySe ana Ts 6sS Who ssseSsS
Constitute Beard Of Pcscps snd 's % sse asS
fressuIer by ballots Directors by general ticket
majority Of the whole votes given being necessary 70
ssc The Prede.t shall preside meetings Of the Asso
shall deem espedient; shall in all elections and
give the casting When there shall be q equal division
s sss rhs Tic President preside in tn. absence Of
'n SEC The Rsco-dns secretary shall keep accurate
record Of The bushes, Of the ss Roar " %
recors shall conduct It's % responde.ee
nnionsy; pay an drans him when signed BY the Pr:s
dent regular soount q che n.nss. 81 The
sSy SSSsss1. Be meeting
Tsa1rsd for he faithful scSaTge q these trusts, he
sEc The Board ef Directors shall have power 70 appro
PIRATE funds enact b Laws and conduct the affairs
the ransaIsn Of business sba report qsarerly
meeting Of the Association their proceedings for the past
IN case any vacancy shall Ia the Board, shall mms
ssey notify the Association and appoint an evening for an
ssc 4 The Board Of Directors shall appoint Librarian.
u e %es wbo sns issp register books msgs1inss
spe charts papers, and all other property In his care be
record thereof with the names Of the donors and keep
an accurate Of all books delivered 70 the embers
70 be Otherwise governed by the Board Of Directors
ARTICLE III.
Each member not proprietor on subscribing to the Con-
stiuton shall pay the sum OF i've dollars annually In
advance
Each ueuter who is Q proprietor subscribing 70 the
Constitution, shall the sum Of ten dollars annually, In
advance -o
ANY person may member for life by paying shs
Of Atty dollarS
ARTICLE VI
Any person approved BY majority Of the Board Of Direct
payment hundred dollars and may transfer such mem
beshp q pleasure on the books o. the suoect
that azy being already "a life member" may become
member in perpetuy unser this clause, on The payments OF
MY -'' ARTICLE VII.
ANY person. approved by majority Of the Drestors,
may become member on complying with the provisions OF
'DA OO"'N'' ARTICLE VIII
There shall be an annual meeting OF the Association
first Tuesday in January for the election Of officers for the
ors: ana quarterly thereafter transaction Of
other business may be presented
ARTICLE TX
N. President Vice President Secretaries Treasurer or
Directors their several Official eapscitier shall neglect the
performance OF their duties shall mot administer the avs
Of the EFFICIENTLY equitaby, written
plant Of fifteen members meeting shall be called. and
committee appointed consisting Of two members and one
director who shall from othce, fully
the accused a. the Circumstances OF the case may
warrant
she'll be alterations in this Constitution unless the
same proposed 10 the Board Of Directors
9TH previous N the quarterly nesting aud then approved
by three tourths OF the members present
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CRY HALL, NEW ORLEANS,
February 2, 1869. 4

On motion Of Mr.. Breen. II was ordered that the
subjoined report be received and, together with
the accompanying communication from the sur.
veyor be published during ten days. in the official
Journal, Obd that q committee Of three be ap'
pointed from this boar 'onfer with the State
Senate in relation " % 81 enplated Ship Island
Canal.
The chair appoint, ,srs.Breen, Camp and
Pemberton said committee.
JOHN ToBN, Secretary.
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CALDwELL's EXTRACT.

An on which restores Gray Hair 70 Ne original color.
No WsshinR Of the head necessary. For sale By
O. N. MORRISON,
Iraporter Wholesale Druggist, Hol2 tAagszne u,
DE- JAMES SYME
Wholesale and Retail Druggist No. lSo Canal strest,
DR. J. HASTINGS.
Druggist corner Felicity and Magazine streets
And NJ the Depot OF FELIX SAXON,
no IL Bsronne sEest near Canal
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CONTROLLERS .OFFIoz, CRY HAIL.
New Orleans, Feb. %, 1869. (
Notice IL hereby given that the controller will, at
his office, on Tuesday, March 2, 1863, at noon,
adjudicste to the lowest bidder or bidders, the
above contract. according TO plans and specifca-
tons 90 file in the office OF the city surveyor.
Pas. LABARRE,
Deputy Controller.
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In whisper within the Reading Room
RUIZ No person shall be permitted 70 SMOKE m the
otsy the Reading Room; 70 defaes damage or lnjuys
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OFFICIAL.

MAYoRALTY OF NEW ORLEANS,
City Hall, Feb. 9, 1869.
mo. l269-N. 81
ResOlUed That the controller be and he is here
by authorized TO sell to the lowest bidder or bid
ders after five days notice in the official journal
O contract for constructing brick sidewalks Dor.
dered by curbstones, on the south side Of MsgnO-
liza street, between Clio and St. Andrew streets,
in accordance with the petition, specifications Of
the surveyor and section ll9 of the city charter.
(Signed) JOHN BREES,
President pro TEN. Board Assistant Aldermen.
(SignedJ TROAAs MARKBY,
President Board Aldermen.
Approved Feb. ., 1869.
(Signed) JOHN r. CONWAY, Mayor.
A true copy:
JoHR W. OVERALL, Secretary,
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pETITION......................

Honorable COnseil COmmun de Ia vile de la NOuveIs'
Orleans.
MeeursLss sOusgnes propretsires ct residents dams
sEues suvant,s savor de ehAque cote DC Ia rue
psT p oe us aSna CnsI cbsoTe
de ia Miro, dpus Commune jusqaa Canal ct qul
votre honorable corps que
dams etat deporahle carse de manque de bsnquett
vie de communication Ia partie
necante de la willie pendant les temps p9yeux Etes SOU
et arrive, ains qua families, de sour pour
lie necessae la vie de argent poche, ne
rendre mi groceries, ri aux marches Ces
sg centre Ct les Osse: s%g Dc ssstss s de IGSs
done pettisnnares psnt honorable corps de Ae
eouuire des bauquettes bos les res susnommes
surveillance du voyer ds Ia vils
rable consideration Nous sommes respectueasenent ETC.
Mons Ia Palmyre.
Peter @. Conway, 50 pieds.
VIM Gordon, IS pieds.
Frank Kelhvarn. q pieds
John Hartwig, ~ pieds
Charles Morrison 81 pieds.
Jean SsIe AItgnes q Pieis
EdousTd Dunn, rs ptds
Fr BrisbOis, lis pieds.
S@e John nc Gs1cSs Dietrich ayecat 500 pisds
Nine Mary Seaman, 80 peds.
NJ. Bette, p pieds.
w Miller g pieds
james Ganninshsm lis pieds.
Thomas Daly, a peds
Mime John Gsachs N Dietrich avOcat, 97l pisdI.
Total, ga pieds.
Mons sur la rue Miro:
Peter q Conway. LOG peds
f. j. Da Costa. les pieds
Pierre Simon de Chays SO pieds.
Andrews Smith, % peds.
John Fischer, 81 pieds.
7. FalEunlO, 50 pieds.
james Kenny, % pieds.
,. Meunier $40 pie0s-
Levy lbs peds
John Bowman, los pieds-
Victor PessOu 81 peds
Total, ll2l peds
DETITIOE...".........-.. ..........PETITION
To the Honorable Common Council OF the city OF New Or
leans:
The undersigned of real estate which fronts on
petition you body order said portion street
pc s PsSTp RIM wARiE CLAIRE SOS feet inches
WIDOW RNOCKART EUGENE, 100 feet.
WIDOW WIN KAMFlELD. 100 feet.
THOMAS LABERTIER lis feet.
O. CONTOiS. IS feet.
l. VIGHAUD, "A feet.
BETITIOE......... ..'.EEIATAONs
Honorable e Conseil Commun de la vile do Ia Nouvee
Les sousgnes propretares bisns fonciers fsan face
harpe depus Claiborne iusqua la rue Gavez
respectueusemen votre honorable corps dor
donner pavage de la dts portion de rue des coques
i Sour MARIE CLAIRE, SOS pieds pouces.
VEUVE KNOCKART EUGENE, 100 pieds.
VEUVE WIN. KAMFIELD. l0Opieds.
THOMAS LABERTIER, lis pieds.
C. CONTOIs, SO pieds
L. VIGNAUD, 81 peds
-v~,rro~ prrrrror
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INSTITUTION Y. M. M. L. A.
CONSTITUTION. BY-LAWs
AND
REApINg.RoOh REGULATIONS
or mr.
YOUNG MEMS
MERCANTILE LIBRARY ASSOCIATION
OF NEW ORLEANS.

We, the sahssrbers, young men OF the city oihev oe
hsl,g s.r.u, Of ssort. Efficient extend eurinfor
nation uea ercsnts subjects Of general utility
have ss.oased ourselves for the pupcs Of establishing
Library and Reading Room. and for eur government have
adopted the following
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ed in accordance with the provisions Of this

pleted in accordance with the provisions OF this
act
The above summary extract OF the original
charter and of the additional act, being sufficient
to explain the whole scheme, we will now ex-
anime the project 10 its details, as Tar as the IN
terests of our community are concerned.
In virtue Of this additional act the company is
made the recipient Of the unpaid drainage tax, and
of new one, imposed for their sole benefit, upon
the property holders Of the Third District, amount.
ing, in the aggregate. TO sum Of ST. 922 900, and
assessed as follows:
First Draining District. $530,eO0
Second - - .................. 44U,OOO
Third ACCOMMODATIONS. Soz,UOU
Total ....,.......... ..sls5zz,VVV
Less q per cent. to tbe paid to q collec-
tor to be appointed in virtue Of the act 4s.O5O
Net amount OF drainage tax. 81, 81, $50
Add, also, 400 0O0 acres Of State lands,
TO be selected By the company. 100000
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NEW ORLEANS, May Il. 1888.
Caldweirs Extract.

Having snalysed this on and In my sxpsrr,srs AP-
Piled 1T MYSELF recognise that t Is Of the best
articles 10 the pubc for the Of restoring
the hair % its original COLOR. In testimony Of which hereto
at1x my signature
[EiRnedl YELIX SARON,
Importer Of Human Hsir, soathsn Emporium
q. q. CALDWELL. Pstentes.
Hots dss EtARgers No. IL OnArtrs street.
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N. B.-Keeps constantly on hssd Ladies' Ready Made
Clothing Of every description,
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DETITION.
PETITION.
NEW ORLEANS. Oct. ID. ls6E

NEW ORLEANS, Oct. Is, 1853
To the Honorable the Common Council Of New Orleans:
Gentemsn-The undersigned property Bolivar
street. between POydras and Common and Lafayette streets
repre- number of feet front hereinafter mentioned do
respectfully inform your honorable body the bnquee
on said street. Lafayette and Common unit for
travel especially after night We therefore lay this petit
before have said banquetts sid walks paved
curbtd according law, for which win pray,
etc, etc - -
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ARTICLE TX.

II the President Vice President Secretaries Treasurer
Directors IN their Official capacities, shall neglect the
Performance duties, shall not administer the Ia
Of the Association EFFICIENTLY equitably, written com
plant Of fifteen members meeting shall be called. and
ttee appointed consisting Of two members and
director who shall censure, from Office, fully
exonerae accused the circumstances Of the
warrant