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VOL. XLIII.

/ great unkindness now proposed l,....t''77
stiffness on the part Of the House rs 'Ae l'''''''
/ sits down.
/ Mr.. SAWYER rise and SAYS q" l want 10 say
lust what think now. Il seems 10 me '---- -tlI
/ State of New Hampshire anu We sgA'-e'I--. "N'
I are members Of the legislature Lad li1' '.''e,
/ submit any longer to being turned ana s4ule1el
/ and twisted and fldled anu iooieI WIZ anu
/ cheated lr these saamps who tly to cover up
! t5e;r syyi6,lling under long face, and sniyel
/ whom tbev see they are likely 20 be found out
rsl4u bang go three hundred and some old
/ psir Of heavy boots upon the floor, shaking the
/ State House TO IFS foundations, and dying away
+ iu a long rumble which tape.s down 10 the clap,
clan. clap. of the boots Of some one member who is
So excited that he 1orgets TO sop until long at-
ter the others have ceased applauIiug
AuI soft was settled SO far as the house was
concerned, that the affairs Of the Concord road
should te Investigated. 1t was a happy day for
the members who had been iuwarliy cursn-
this monopoly, and aching for rap at il for
many "a month before. Ii the Senate would only
come mp 10 the work now all would ben right. But
the Senate consists Of only twelve members and
il is very convenient tool to lobby with, because
its number Is so small that seige can be laid TO
each man, and his honesty circumycutei Tor "a
wonder, iu TINS instance, the Senate 1o.s come
promptly up TO the work and TO the great iy Of
the House the resolution Vassss, and the inFe-
tgatiou is TO proceed Immediately.
There is uollug of heads and shaking @
hands. and congratulations of nov we have
got EN-, and -' that VIII fix 'om, end feel
/ ing almost akin TO sympathy for the great Con-
cord Road. that must now come up like "a l-t-e
urgliu ~ -shuo. and take "a taru--lg lu spite i
I wh.mrera- and t.uh.erin-
Such was the condition u a.i ans. Hcln"Ale
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TuNylLING UNuER TIE SEA.-A scheme has
been proposed for uniting ireland and Scotland,
soa- 90 10 away with the necessity Of making
sea pass ee altogether. The entrance TO the rail-
gav t.uuel ty which it is TO be accomplished,
an fLU Irish side is % be- from point about
midway between Cu-hcudeu aue Cushendal, on
the coast Of Antrim, and on the Scotch side at
Glensteoue, from whence 10 would run through
the head of the Null Of Cautyre. The total
length Of the tunnel under water would be four
teen miles three furlonCs, and it is SAID that the
GROUND through which it would have % be made
is exactly suited for tuuueiing operations, and
the sandstone for lining 1t can be hai IN any
quantity on the Irish side. Il Is proposed 10
construct the tunnel for single line only, the
extreme depth being twenty-oue feet, and the
clear with At the level of the rails fifteen feet
Il is proposed, however, to lay down three lines
Of rails TO accommodate wide and narrow gauge
carriages The gradient at the entrance Of the
tunnel on the Irish side would be one in sixty
for about five miles; it would then fall TO one IN
eight-two for about half that distance, and TO
one in 773 for about five miles in the centre Of
the tunnel under the water, rising from that 10
one in ~ then 10 one in ll3, then 10 one IN
sixty for about the same distance as on the Irish
side. which continues to the entrance Of the tun-
mel on the Scotch side The estimated time that
would be occupied in completing the tunnel Is,
allowing for all contingencies, under SIX years,
and the cost under four and quarter millions
To pay a dividend Of five per cent the weekly
earnings must be e42 per mile, and an estimate
is appended to show that the gross earnings
would be largely in excess Of this amount, and
that the mineral resources Of the land IN the I'M
mediate vicinity of the Irish end of the tunnel
would be immensely developed. Nobody will be
disposed to deny that railway communication
between the two countries would be very desir-
able thing if it can be accomplished--LoHdoH
lfgg
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NAIL IN THE Foor.-To relieve from the
terrible effects of running nail in the foot of
man or horse, take peach leaves, bruise them
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Victor Hugo's ability to write nonsense is wei
illustrated in the following letter which he wrote
to the author Of sort of jest book
Sir: have received your book. nave read
it. thank you for it. You are 100 hunioie-
Laughter, when it attains these proportohs'
is great There are crotesque passages in Shakes
peare To laugh Is to act Aristophanes laughed.
Rabelias laughed. Voltaire's laugh is cold
Your laugh is frank 1t consoles. Laugh. At
YOUR age NIoliere wrote ale Docteur Amoureux."
The beam announces the efulgence. The
shepherds song at dawn precedes the laborer's
chorus in daytime. You will write your Misan-
thrope. am with You VICTOR HUGO
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HY "cARIFr1S."
uu this bright june day We are riding over
'ae Great Northern Line, as the hI. before
rae legislature jeuam.ultes che Boston ami Low
IL Concord, Northern and Vermont Central
Railroads Weare ou q short ramd'e north
ward. and shall wander at viii through New
Hampshire and the Dominion # Canada, for a
i-V days
This first month of summer 10 New England
is rs different from that Of Italy as are the vim
fer months Rome and Boston, Florenoa and
White River Junction, 81. AitIus and Venice.
1r. nearly in the same parallels. Roses bloom
l mi'iwiuter iu Florence, and the flower girls Of
Venice viii adorn the buttouholes If you1 coat
with ycrteu1, grown in the open air as you pass
over the grand Piazza in December or january,
while the boys and girls of Vermont anil New
Hampshire viii be having jolly sleigh rides with
five feet of snow lying ou these fields
Those who -roWi a5 our seasons, the long win
te-- and short summers, would modify their opin-
.rs and prgiuiceS after summers sQiouru I'm
IT, .u,. where the sun gl0ws Ike red-hoy hl.l .u
the heavens. and where the atmosphere is Ike
thr blast Of % furnace in an iron foundry, where
the ground becomes parchei in the long-coutruei
heat. the grass witherei and dry, the streams
.lIIusgu 60 riyulets, where the birds cease their
singing, and sit with dropping wings m fAe
lai-est thicacis India is a delightful country
t1 visit iu the winter, but IN the summer one
might as well take up his abode in o.S.r
oven, and the same might almost De -ad o' lie
900 the Campa-ua during the summer mouths.
Vigor. energy, activity are impossible r those
countries. Thanks to the climate oi New Eng
land for the activity Of ITS people The priHol-
pies Of the Pilgrims, planted IN the stony soI
and developing IN such chmate' nave hsi Sl--
NJ - -. ~ iii - % -.
n modify their views not tin nature changes its
-...ite Niu Sew Eu-uul become wholly degeu-
,ritp Her rc., il.z.tiou will always be energetic
and al..rre.sive
ST AIrtvs.
Not the church IN london, Where htuAhsil
has run to seed, but the H'e-y cutter mart ol
Nermon'-tAe town "h'eh ii'Aes 'ne price ei
butter throughout the country, attracts us we
have been Iding on the express u'''H over
the Green Mountains and here we are On the
shore OF Lake Nhamplaln' ",th the green grass
ripping IN the evening breeze, AM the waters
of the iake cleaning IA the descending sun.
The last time that we saw St 4 Aloans II was
the rendezvous OF the right wing OF me army oi
the Irish Republic Tor the INVASION oi Nanada
4 crowd of enthusiastic lrishmen were IN town
-wel-hehaved, minding their own business,
waiting for arms and ammunition, which the
United states had seized. United states soldiers
were here keeping the peace between the United
~tates and Canada. The people Of St Adams,
remember, were rather indifferent as to the re-
suit Of the Fenian uprising they had not for
gotten the rebel raid from Montreal. But the
Irish Republic is no more. Canada is secure
from Fenian invasion, and St Adams pursues
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OFFICIAL.
MkYoRALTY OF NEW ORLEANS,
City Hall, April Z, 1869.

MAY0RALTY OF NEW ORLEANS,
City Hall, April Z, 1863. !
mo. l3ss-N. 81
wHKREAs, The early payment OF the city taxes
for the year 1868, II OF great importance; and
WHrREAs, Some inducement should be held out
70 the Taxpayers to pay their taxes Without the
delay allowed by laws 49,
SECTION l. BE IL ordained BY ne Common
Council Of the city Of Neao Orleans. That the
treasurer be and he ID hereby authorized to de-
duct from the gross amount Of ell tax bills for
the year 1885, three per cent. on all bills paid in
the month Of April, two per cent. for all bills
paid In the month Of May.
SEC. 2. Be v further ordained, etc., That the
amounts deducted from tax bills ~ provided for
in section Of this ordinance, shall be charged TO
contingent account, and the controller shall give
bis warrant on the treasurer daily for the gross
amounts Of deductions mada each day.
(6igned) ALFRHD KHARSY,
President Board Assistant Aldermen.
(signed) THos. z. BsADY,
President pro tenn. Board Aldermen.
Approved April Z, 1869.
(Signed) JOHN r CONWAY, Mayor.
A true copy:
john W. OVERALL. Secretary.
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DETITION.......
.....PETITION.

Honorable ConssIl Commun de Ia VIE Do Ia Eouvss-
Mes,sursIss sousenes prophstarss ct residents dsns
apsS de Ia rue calves l. rue Broad ehsSas cote s
la rue Rschebsss. ceUui. Commune ja.qus o,ns ehsqas
repessntent nonbs d. peds nesOnne inform ant
ssns nm stss d. saeus
naysnt sucune Vie de avec Ia psrte COM
nsn Ss "a sn GUS %. De
lie Ia vie dc rarssnt poche
spes journse puls pss.sse. etsni
II impossible ds.sschsr am de les ssdarc Aias
done psn vore honorable corps de faire
corforremen regss exstsnt ct
surveillance du vcyer de Ia vile
rshe consideration Nous sommss ETC.,
Mons sur Ia rus Pslmyre
Peter Q. Conway. s. pieds.
IN IN n Dc cost. = s p'S,
Frank KslSssrn. pisds
John Hsrtwig ~ pieds.
S ~n' o sssai's 81 p e Pleas
Michael Dunn, q pisds
EdossId Dunn e pisdA
Mclean, per Geo W. MILLER, 81 pieds.
Nine John esuebs Dietrich sSscas 500 pisda
n. Betex, % pieds.
sac = s s II. 9 9 S SsS:
james canninshsm. lis pisds.
Nine Nm John asashs Il Dlss1ca srscAt vi pisds.
Mons a Miro:
F',f' D. 8 S csa..Y Is l sil pisd''
Pierre Simon q sbsYy.I IS pIeds.
is9 @. F,sssst b = S s':dA ,
;.3:: Kenny; 3 :isas.
y yss. S S,ss' 4 1Os ST. ia.
Total, iisl pisds
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DI0AUD - cos
PARTISAN PERFuMERY,

scnissd BY NE Empress Of the Frsnsh and etszsvciy
used IN al fAxhionab circles ~ i Kxosllsnoe and Super
Gritty.
RI6AUD . COS YLAN0YLAro and MANILA
BOUQUET, the new scent Mgsud Os are tns eniy I'M
he RasiRPn: Liza no "a roruvxx x..o.. r.,,.. w.t.,
npsrisr 70 nss q Cologne, fefst Vinegar, or Florida
Water.
RiGAUD . COS MIRANDA SOAP, srquisissiv psr-
h.sd ., ID, ssspisg its sr,g.,es . shs L.. A..
klotuD CO.'S nIkAHDA PoAAfuh, for prsssrv-
kIoAUD COV DKNfoRUK . nss ssrssSsis
elixir preserving the tes1h md perf1mnx the brseth
RI0AUD oo,s rOorH-cREAh, rsnsrkass 30
paration, producing brilliant Wilderness 70 the teeth
RI0AuD cos ROsK PoWDkR Superior 70 yiolss
I'd Al c1sr st.rsh md Bio PocdsTn M ~ur
With rhstssphs mussssaA VIII b ssnt On rsosps Of one
scamp.
Aesnt y Nsvbssy soma Is 81 Pauls Charoh Ysrd. Lsl
Dssss osa~d n Hsv osls.,s = arcovox,
- OharfrH strss
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IMPORTANT To PLANTERS And
MERCHANTS
We vil en- e ,s7 low prices NEST snpsor article Of
anters and Merchants call and before paying
D recent hieh rates for Pork
Z. Il. WILSON q son.
s. OArondslet street.
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OFFICE OF BRADroRD q CLorD,
REAL ESTATE AGENTS.
LineOln. Nebraska

We take pleasure IN announcing that have open
an Ss E ~ shi q oap for
ourselves and Correspondents Of the location Kind or soil
notice. s ss annie ssa much sIpsuc. in the bn
here location Of the State Capitol a. this
place
well As RON our 70 hi. season
excellent wae she sxtIsne be uy ofths sss o. the eonn
sste renders the Of Offices whore the eissnt
and landseeker or landowner can obtain
RELIABLE INFORMATION AT SMALL EXPENSE.
very necessary. and hope remunsratvs Nonrssidens
OF title their lands have paid nhs latter free
Of commission and correct statement Il their lands,
proved what their future rsrosd their prox
70 sell or buy for them charging fer services only fair
have thousands of acres ofisnd for SALE In every kind
Of ocsOn lands Of all description sad all kinds terms
on the bst streets IN the snd private residences which
TO citizens and capitalists abroad st sseh prices a.
or bounty land warrants either on commission Or on
for thcss intending to take their residence ia
Persons desiring information in our line busness are In
vited to CORRESPOND with and inform them promptly
"''-'' ~ REFERKNcEs.
Hon. g. q. Calhoun Nebraska City. Neh
DR.. 3. L. Grant, Nebrssks City, Neb
Geo: W. Bslen'ine Co, Lincoln Neb
Rosnscn An Res. Ess New Orleans La
Col Nixon Ed.sr n g CIssesa, Nov .t Orleans 1.
9. A. Bradford ESQ Mobile: Ala
Bon John D. Freeman. J.cxson, Miss.
Walter Brooke Attorney vicsseurg' Miss.
L J. Essiln, Editor Journal. Glasgow, No.
BRADFORD 4 c1oyp.
Office, Corner llth and Streets,
Laocoin, Nebrssks.
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DEHsAOoLA oBsEBvER.
PUBLISHED su-wmK1r II WA uHx = %

subsu,yusn-Tvssr nssshs, %; ~ mains. o. d a.
ms log ssaahllshed journal hsesnss vs dsarls
her railroea ssnnznications With ths Northrst, and
9sesnIns POINT q interest - :, csssspn.ng ne.
ssr.ss q - sssss Of Florida sne z IL l,s.l q
md Tinb zsds growing up b s Vicinity, also y ethE
commercial sms which 70 ths careful roadsr vii hs1csse
devooprnnn4 81 natur a1,nn1aRw & rmsooolA
- . port Advwtrer 00 souel1s4
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NAYoRALrY OF new ORLBAxs,
City BAN, April 5, 1869.

mo. I36U-N. 81
Resolued, That the controller be and he ID here.
by authorised after i've days notice in the oficia
journal, to sdtudicate contract for digging, clean
ing and widening Lafayette Avenue Canal from
Claiborne street TO Florida Walk. the work to b
done IN strict accordance with plans and specin
cations on ale In the of1ce Of the city surveyor.
(signed) ALrn1D kIAREY,
: President Board Assistant Aldermen.
(6igned) THOMAS MARKHY,
.TL1 Prsddent Board Aldermen.
Approved April ., l'69.
(6igned) 4. JCHN b. CONWAY, Mayor
Jow nv OVERALL. Secretary. -
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GnovEH . nAKEs
sKwINa MAoHIHEs

ms suly Machine sdapssd sor svsy aas q FAMILY
sKwIB. Once sad salsroon for Ne sosthn sssssa.
Isl CANAL STREET. New Orleans Il.
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COMMITTEE OF STREETS AND LANDfNGs,l
Board of Assistant Aldermen. ,
City Hall, April 9th, 1869.
To ne Honorable the Board Of Assistant Aldermen;
Genfsmen-Your committee have the honor 10
report upon the following subject referred to
them, viz: 4.r.-
LIST. Upon resolution sent from the Board OF
Aldermen for concurrence, "that the city sur
veyor be authorized TO extend the wharf between
Jackson and 6oraparu streets, 80 as to connect
the ferry landing at the head OF Jackson street."
your committee report fsvorably.
W. w. WALKBR,
Chairman pro tena.
G.. PANDBLY.
The following resolution from the Board Of Al
dermen accompanying the above report was
read and unanimously concurred in on its several
readings:
Resolved, That the city surveyor be and he 10
hereby authorized to extend the wharf between
jackson and Soraparu streets, so as TO connect
the ferry landing at the head Of jackson street.
The board then adjourned.
JOHN ToBu, Secretary.
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MAYoRALrY OF NEW ORLBANs, [
20 City Hall, April 2, 1869. J
TNo. 1873 MI


WHEREAS, The break water at Mlneburg being
insufficient for the protection Of the inhabitants
and taxpayers in that portion Of the Third Dis
trict; and
WHsRBAs, II is the duty of the Common Council
TO protect public and private property; be 1t
therefore,
Resolued, That the controller be and he ID here.
by authorized to adjudicate, after five days notice
in the official journal, contract to the lowest
bidder or bidders for the extension Of the break
water at Nineburg, from 81. Anthony street to st.
Bernard street, and also that new piling and new
sheathing be added TO the old bulkhead, the work
to be donein strict accordance with specifications
on fls In the office Of the city surveyor.
(Eigned) THOMAS MARKEY,
President Board Aldermen.
t6igned) ALrRaD KsARsr,
President Board Assistant Aldermen.
Approved March 81, 1869.
(6igned) JOHN b. CONWAY, Mayor.
A true copy:
JOHN W. OVERALL. Secretary.
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FEW oKLEAHs, OCT. IL Isua

u
pETITlOk.................
- -
NEW OkLEANB, Oct. n l806
"a the Honorable the Common Council Of New Orleans:
c, ~zs.s --x - - p.u-..
Gent,emen-Ips undsrsignsa propety owner On 5ons.
eer pe veen r9yoss ano sna L
mo specng inform your honOsss body the naSsss
said street. Is.yssss ard Common are nna. foI
lave sspee,sy ss, s,d tt ~ sa~sts nS wa
on Delo y.us "a nso 49, - ss.s -. % -,
anu eulpeo secofons !" INV, or "nion w "n s'' pss'
e' TgfiSnS o,rrrr se, s...
p pag1rS NJ = ~ rp III IN e.
x2nS u. d Nv a. t 80 wv
~ wuERsR laa 80
ShAsdRosr s4 Iss sss,
WAFER WAY TE Rc6s ssfH 50 fsst.
ppQQ9pLidEKpSsas a ~ $500 ~ ~; u" zee.
HINRY GAINES. 80 feet
sCHNIDT BIEGLkR 100 fss<
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MAYoRALFY OF NEW ORLEANS,
City Hall, March Is, 1869.
mo. 1354-N. 81
Resolved, That the street commissioner be and
be ia hereby authorized to erect, or cause to be
erected. four gas lamps and posts on Third OF
Mystery street. from Esplsnade street to the en-.
trance Of the Fair Grounds.
(6igned) THOMAS MARKBY,
President Board Aldermen.
(Signed) ALyRHD KEARsY,
President Board Assistant Aldermen.
Approved March Is, 1869.
(Signed) JOHN &. CONWAY, Mayor.
JOHN w. OVERALL. Secretary.
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NAYoRALrY OF NEW ORLEANS,
n City Hall, April 2, 1863.

NAYoRALrY OF NEW ORLEANS,
City Hall, April 2, 1863. !
mo. 1376-N.S.l
Resolved, That the controller be and be b here
By authorised after ave days notice In the official
journal, to adjudioste . contract for repairing
!" Euphrosins street" between Rampant and Mag
nolia Streets the work to be done In strict accord
ance with plans and specifications on fls In the
Office Of the street commissioner.
(6igned) THOMAS MARKHY,
- ,ta' President Board Of Aldermen.
(6igned) ALFRBD KIARrY,
President Board Of Assistant Aldermen.
Approved April 2, 1869.
(Signed) JOHN B. CONWAY, Mayor.
true copy:
JOHN w. OVERALL, Secretary.
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DETITIOA......... ..s.............FE
To the Honorable Common Council Of ths city Of New Or.
leans:
The unsersgnsd Of real estate which fronts
Laharpe street, from Claiborne to Calves street, respectfully
petition honorable body 70 order said portion 70
Be paved with lake shells.
SISTER MARIE CLAIRE, sos fest inches.
WiDow KNOCKART EUGENE 100 feet
WIDOW WIN KshFIELD. 100 fsek
THOMAS LABERrIER, lis feet.
q. CONfOs, 50 feet.
l. VIGHAUD, "a feet.
pETITIoN..."..-....... ............rETITIoN
Memorable lie Conse Commun de la vile de IL Nouvels
Orleans:
propretaires de bens oncsrs faisant
IL l. hspe depuis Claiborne iusquA IL rue Calves
demandent votrc honorable dor
dOnner de Ia de portion de des coQues
SOUR MARIE CLAIRE, sos pisds pouces.
vEUvE KNOCKARr EUGENE, LOO pedk
VEUvE WIN. KAMFIELD. 100 pieds.
THOMAS LARhRrIER, lis pisds.
G. COETUIS, IS pieds.
L. vIGNAUD 81 pieds-
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NATIONALITY OF NEW ORLEANS,
City Hall, March 81, 1869.

EAY0RALTY OF NEW ORLEANS,
City Hall, March 81, 1869. !
mo. 1369-N. 81
RESOLVED, That the controller be and he Is here.
by authorized, after ten days notice in the official
journal to adjudicats 70 the lowest bidder the
contract for furnishing beef to the different nsti.
tutions Of the city for the term Of one year from
the date VI the completion Of the contract; to Dc
sold ,tth the same specifications as the contracts
Of 0e precious year.
(Signed) THOMAS MAHKEY,
President Board Aldermen.
(Sirred) ALRRED KBARsY,
President Board Assistant Aldermen.
Approved March 81. 1863.
(Signed) JOHN B. CONWAY, Mayor.
A true copy'
JOHN W. OVERALL, Secretary.
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OFFICE CuY WArnR WonKs,
New Orleans, 30th March, 1869.
-- WEEKLY srArYmsT OF CASH.
Balance Of cash on the 23d inst. Is .965 A.
Received for water rent this veek...''. 7'sSl w

Paid A. L. Bradley, special po-
liceman, for srresting negro 49,
driver cart No. /, on Calliope
street, for using water from
hre-p;ug 10 wash his mule.... e5 %
Paid John Roy, art, for o..
Animation OF the wells. re-
porting, estimating and fur
nishiDg plan for sanne....... 70 %
Paid Stsuffer, Kent Co. for
sash tools, brushes, hacking
yarn, ETC., etc.. 81 u
Paid Stau1er, Kent q Co. for
lead pipe, iron, book tin,
nails, iinseed oil, etc., etc.. -. III 90
Paid water rent refunded to
Daville, being amount P. 6a-
las water rent receipt erro-
neously paid BY him.. 20 %
Paid W. Harrington, special
policeman, for arresting me-
gro boy on Rampant street,
three blocks above Market,
for using water from fire. plug
In violation Of city ordinance IS 90
335 81
Balance this dsy............ sA.0n "A
Deposited stSam. Smith Coils, $40 IL
On hand. ................... Al %
Total az above. oil A
8. e. PERCY,
gecratarv and TreasnreP. I
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NoTIos...'.'''''..''.::.:.'''.'''.'.'." =
Ths gSdsraPsd hss GA. esy sE2s6 9EMERAL con:
MaGsine street, opposite ~ james Hots) aal would Be
pleased ordes nom his friends and
Quantsass bssvino be give mach satsfhstion
any arn n The dtH 1li.r-~ta &C.,
r. .-e ---~- LAts Or Peterson. Hill 4 Elliott
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CITY HAIL, NV ORLlANs, [
....-............. .-...,....J April Q, 1863.
The board met In regulAE session. tl I
President Kearny in the chair and hessrs. Rose,
Aitkens, Walker, Grandpres Fisher, horphy and
Psndely present. /
The reading Of the minutes OF the last meet
ing was on motion dspense@ with.
The following communication nom the mayor
was received;
SrAfB OF LOUISIANA.
MAYoRALrYe OF NEW ORLBAss,b
O;tv HALL pxf1 1890 L
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MEDICAL.

A BOOK FOB THE UNEoBTUNATus
J. BALDWIN DUFrs TREATISE ON PRIVATE DIE
BASES Impoency, Loss Of Power, Nervous Debility, with
Note< Marriage should be re3d BY I'll
.suriasng marriage by mail rscspt Of - ssnts b.
J. BALDWIN DUFF. :
New Orleans Medical Institute
- MasA.ins strssk
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TO The Hon common CouncHs II
Gentlemen In sccordsnck with the opinion OF
II. J. Leovy, city attorney. which he IL sustain.
ed by eminent counsel, thae the city would not
be warranted In receiving fdf taxes on real estate.
etc.. now due, other thanfhe legal currency Of
the United States, and az tHS act Of the Legisla-
ture approved 9th Februssy, 1869, requires the
city to receive In payment Oh taxes en- Issue known
as the metropolitan Police warrants, would res.
pectfuy recommend to yotf honorable board the
passage of o resolution nsQucting the treasurer
10 refuse said warrants, and1 he be held harm
less from any penalty BY Did refusal, and that
the mayor be authorized to ike such legal steps
as in his opinion may be NECESSARY In the interest
Of the city.