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The Weekly Washington telegraph., 1871-07-26

On last Saturday evening we found
upon our table number and variety
Of pears. Among them was perhaps
iour Of one variety, which, though not
ripe were 4 treat to look upon, They
are large, rather bell shaped, though
not whatare known as bell pears, Weigh
ing perhaps twelve ounces each, very
SIN OH. regular shaped, and sound.
We cannot name them, but have no
hesitation in saying that they are Of a
good variety, and one that ought to be
extensively propagated. The rest were
smaller, some cf them ripe aud very
good. We were uotat our Office when
this fruit was left there; but we saw
the Hon. \. II Carrigan in that vi,
cinity about that time OF dav.
The Weekly Washington telegraph., 1871-07-26
a.. EEETE.

DEALER in Watches, Clocks, Jewrlryr
Silver and Plated Ware, Fine Table and
Pocket Cutlery; Sprctacles, gold. silver and
steel Best Machine Sewing Thread.
Watches Clocks and Jewelrv carefully
repaired.
ALL BUSINESS CASH.
aall eior. May g. ISL i-.u
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OUR DRUG STOCK

l. fH and fresh, and we have a skHifai
druggist who gives spcciai GttrHtioH to his
department. We guarantee every article
put ip to bee pHrc, fresh and grnHinc.
We keep pAGENT MEDICINES, all
ku.ds. direct from manufacturers.
PURE LIQUORS, domestic and i'm
ported an Minds, tfor medicinal use
PAINTS. OILS. GLASS, &c. Pictures.
Frames. ami Pictures Framed, any STYLE and
SIR, with glass to fit, at short notice. Fine
fancy Soaps and p,rfdmrry iu great variety.
Oil. Lamp, and Fixtures.
We have the agency loI the Non.explosive
Lamps.
a good selection Of Toys and Notions.
The Weekly Washington telegraph., 1871-07-26

gloss and freshness Of youth. Thin
hair is thickened, falling hair checked,
and badness often, though not always,
cured by its use. Nothing can restore
the hair where the follcles are de-
stroyed, or the glands atrophied and
decayed; but such as remain can be
saved by this application, and stimu-
lated into activity, so that n new
growth of hair is produced. Instead
of fouling the hair with a pasty sedi-
ment, it will keep it clean and vigorous.
Its occasional use will prevent the hair
from turning gray or falling off, and
consequently prevent badness. The
restoration of vitality it gives to the
scalp arrests and prevents the forma-
ton of dandruff, which is often so un-
cleanly and offensive. Free from those
dcleterious substances which make
some preparations dangerous and iniu-
rious to the hair, the Vigor can only
benefit but not harm it. If wanted
merely for HAIR DRESSING,
nothing else can be found so desirable.
Containing neither oil nor dye, it does
not soil white cambric, and yet lasts
long on the hair, giving it a rich, glossy
lustre, and a grateful perfume.
Prepared by DR., J. C, Aver & Co.,
Practical and Analytical Chemists,
LOWELL, MASS.
The Weekly Washington telegraph., 1871-07-26

The Washington Telegraph and .hc Illus
trated Journal Of Agriculture for $500 a
year Spcciucu copies may be seen at our
Office.
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Financial and Commercial.
OFFICE WEEKLY Trlrcp,ru

WasI inEiou, July rs I-7I (
That business should br dull az This Sea.
SON "i ihe var is not surprising. Farmer,
are cconom1ng their time Va the utmost of
their ability. They have no time to attend
to commercial matters outside of the fields
Ibny are also cconomizing IN other fcypceis.
ii'nc' we report trade not brisk. brt
healthy.
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90 TT O N.

COTTON is now advancing, hut, alas :
= too late to do MS any good, as most Of
the crop has already been shipped and sold.
We would again remind our farmer friends
that IL is not best to depend too much upon
The cotton crop. Cultivate a mixed crop.
We would also ask them to bear in mind,
that we bought our large sprmg stock OF
goods when coiiou was at Us lowest, and
consequently got them at the lowest figures
for the season, aud we caH aud uW sell
them at the iJircsi d0trH cash prices.
The Weekly Washington telegraph., 1871-07-26

Water melons, typhoid fever,
green corn, diareah, peaches and
fever and ague are abundant in this
market now,
The Weekly Washington telegraph., 1871-07-26
New E1FUS stores
VARIETY DEPARTMENT,

4 EHir oferraidagm and pofh'Hg mpariiraiar.
CaIicocs, Domcstics, Shoes, all kinds; in
fact, general stock of STAPLE DRY
GOODS, Hardware, Pocket and Table
Cutlery, Qucmswarr. Tnware, Coffee,
Sugar Flour. Rice. Tobacco, Srgars, &c.
PURE CANDIES, manufactured for our
trade, and great many other articles too
NUMEROUS to mention.
We pay Che highest market prices for all
kinds rf pROpl CE. aud market stuiIs.
Liberal deductions to Wholesale par
chasers in the Drug line,
SEE SIGN or BIF INDIfN
We sill stick 90 our old motto-"LivE
AND Lur LIVE. Quick sales and short
Woliis.'
T.. S.-W. s Hinton han charge of the
business IN the house, will always take
pleasure iu Showing goods, whether you
buy or not.
Il. l.. HINTON & co.
Washington, Jnc 81 ISL q
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Sheriff Vance is about commencing
the collection of the delinquent taxes
on personal property for the year 1870.
The Weekly Washington telegraph., 1871-07-26

a Large file screw driver has hecn left
at our Office, for delivery tc the claim
ant. Don't all speak at once.
The Weekly Washington telegraph., 1871-07-26

The County Treasurer has got new
safe.
The Weekly Washington telegraph., 1871-07-26

Never mind about going to any pre-
tended show or exhibition of any kind.
When any exhibition worth seeing
comes along, the Telegraph will give
due notice.
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AssCSsOT's Notice.

Z SScSS0E'S n OtECc.
NOTICE is hereby given that will be at
" the following places ON the days men
toned for the purpose Of assessing personal
property subject to taxation for the year
III. and 90 avoid mistakes blanks will be
furnished that parties may make their own
lists.
At Nashville. July = and 49,
Al Mineral Swmge, Juy II,
AZ Columbus. July, 10,
At Fulton, July II.
At Spring lIiil, July lS anJ l9
At Cutrcvilir, Jhiy n.
Al Union Springs July -,
At Red Land, July 26,
At Washington. August TO 81.
All PERSONS who fail 90 furnish me with a
list oi their property on or before the 3Ist
day Of August 1871, will Dee assessed from
Ihr best information can obtain from the
mst sassrssmrnt books aud other sources.
and q p,ml'y of fifty per cent. will be added
to such valuation by the county clerk as
required by law.
Blanks can be obtained at my Office.
o. b. KENT.
Assessor Hampstead county
June 2-' ~
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The PEEN5YLVANIA
CATTLE INSURANCE co.
a-nnLLnl nnral santa S-OH .NA0.

y = y II q D p 7 ~ y wv : 70 =
V'lllS Company is prepared in insure
/ Buildings Merchandise and all Kind.
OF Property egaiust Fire.
Also. to insure good Horses and Cattle
against death or theft
The holders of Loan Certificates or Loan
Policies ia Tins Company iu Arkansas. can
borrow the surplus capital that may be- on
hand in this State, at siX per cent interest
per anuum.
j. T.. BORDEN,
General Agent Tor Arkansas.
Ohico-Washington, ARK.
n. B.-Good rciiabla agents wanted in
every county iu the State,
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The Magnolia Flower has a special
artist. Some Of his dclincations doubt
less have peculiar interest aud I'M
portonce to the people of Columbia
county. lie promises the reader, Of
the Flower sketch of n genuine
Brinlle,tail, showing what he has
accomplished 50 tH. We await it
with some anxiety.
The Weekly Washington telegraph., 1871-07-26
Ayers S
Hair Vigor,
For restoring to Gray Hair its
natural Vitality and Color.

A dressing
which is at
once agreeable,
healthy and
efiectual for
preserving the
hair. IL soon
restores .faded
or gray hair
to its original
color, acith tie
The Weekly Washington telegraph., 1871-07-26

County court will be in session next
Monday again.
The Weekly Washington telegraph., 1871-07-26

All kinds of Job lliudng done at the
7, lcgraph office.
The Weekly Washington telegraph., 1871-07-26

Blank Deeds for sale attI,i, office.
The Weekly Washington telegraph., 1871-07-26
ALL BUSINESS CASH.

a.li slor Nay b, ~ Ia
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-11-08
G. 8. SAUvMBT,
0clO - n01l Sheriff Of the Parish Of Orleana.


ADare Gamers W. Jales C0urc6o.
EOURTH DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PARNR
II Of Orleans, No. 37.s29-By virtue Of . wit 81
seisure and aale to me directed BY the honorNblo
the Fourth District Court for the poFiah
q Orleans IN the shove entitled cause / Win
md Aucttooeen. Exchange, Royal etraet. betweea
Canal and Custo0h0ue0 streets, in the Oeoon1
District Of this city, on MONDAY, December T. lS7l.
q twelve o'clock Il. the following described prop
2GSEr1n PIECE OR PORTION OF GROUND
together with Ill the buildings and improvements
thereon, rights. ways, privileges and advantages
situated In the town Of Milnebure ct ia iafe Ell
Of the P0ntchaftrain rairoad Third Detricf Of thia
e.ty, ana having, American measure, seventy-ei9hf
feet front ON Rlysian Fields street. the same lfent
feet eight inches and four lines in depth 6efvssn
equal and parallel hnes bounded ON the ~ tnv~r6
the city By the propegty q p Bllmann, ana 81 tne
other side ~ Lake Runfchartrain. 1eine "a sa1S
wo1esty which was acquired By 115saasnt herein
ID t6e once q AloxADdef Emile Disnvenu. nofsrv
public IN this city, On the sixieSnth Az Of ~
month q Hovomber, 1e70. '-,-f
0ed1o0 u tho shove suit
Terne-TWelvo hundred and three dnllar, ara
t!nnty.is9r seeets (ol9o9 3l) With eieht pcr cent
MUe1eos L. tne oeyenth Of October. 1s7l, and al
ooesc g ~ 60. TAree thousand dollars (o30oo1
Eyeose e Sno THIRTEEN u July. 1874 With eight
~ 80 interest fen the 1lst Of July, ls7o, unti
tn,ta g !1ly. le!3, With eight pr esat tntareef
o tne nxee - July, 1e70, until pai6. Ave- Per cent
eeto1eye 1eooea aad amounts four dollars oonV ~
nes II deo Sheri4 Of the Pag1ah It OFiSenA
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Charles Mccain, Individually ana N
Tutor ETC., 70. Elizabeth Wood.
EOURTH DISTRICT COURT FOR THB PARISH Op
Orleans. No. n ,se0-By virtue Of an alias writ of
nen 1ectas to me directed by tho hon0gable tho
Fourth District Court for the pax1sh Of OFleens n
the above entitled cause, win proceed TO sell sc
pablo suction. st the Merchants and Auctioneer4
Exchange, Royal street. between Canal and Cue
tomhouse streets. In the Second District Of thie
city, On TUESDAY. November 81, 1871, ct twelve
o'clock L., the following described property. 70
"A CERTAIN LOT OF GROUND. together With al
tho butldings and improvements thereon, situated
IN the First District Of this city In the square
bounded BY Felicity, Richard, Constance and laea-
sine streets. designated by the letter A, ON .
sketch annexed to an act Of family meeting held
before William I. Poole, notary public in this city
on the eighth Of August 1853. Said lot measures
according to said sketch. twenty. four feet nina
inches and nine lines front ON Felicity street. by =
depth ON the side nearest Constance street. ON the
line dividing 1t from lot B, of seventy-six feet and
depth on the side line nearest Magazine street Of
eixty.nine feet, and measures twenty one feet
three inches and eight lines in width on the rear
line, and forms part Of larger lot known % nus
Der two on . plan by Hedin. late surveyor q
twenty.secOnd Of February, 1854. Being the eem0
property acquired by defendant BY purchase nom
Thomas Stack, per act passed before w. J. Cnstell
notary public in this city, dated second Of June.
Seixed in the above suit,
TeFms-Cash On the spot s5 80 o. q 80
c. &. SAUvlNET
0C91 MOI 81 Sheriff Of the Pariah AZ Ori.'.s,a
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SHERIFF'S SALES.
p. a. D,AQu1n ~. John =. 1obeseeon. p,
tor, ETC.

| n
1s a. D'A~ao W. 9Oe1 - 8ooefeoons IT,
tof' eso.
EOuRTH DISTRICT COMET nm T1aR pAprsu
81 Orleaaa. -. s eS-R1 virtns ~ - nHt. ~
seisnrs ~ ~ ~ - S;r.ct.s - ~ wH ~
80 Teth nistriex conrt sbr ~ sSe n"1Ssssss =
OrSscns n t. sh"vs s~titied 49, r. H. h
yi1sse q n osdsr q I'd cent q Ssse IA HsySk
1icn ~ shc u~.sh.rrs ~ I~.tts2.S ~ .l.S ~
Rovsi s1reex Set1ssn C...si ss,S C..e.Uhc.SS.
e1,rce. M ~ S:.sn1 n;ss.s< ~ ~ ~
on Sx7uRDxY HcvsmS., IN III e .tt ~ c.sy
the Sojioxinc Sr"crH.i IL. ,~ss !" ~
=. C1eT1II 1$iSSsoa ~ 0SS,i ~ - =
the snhnrh Trs,r~ n ~ s.cc,.S n;.ti.s - ~:
cifv. in Tia 1922 ~ kSrseS h;. Sc, y. t1..
and Claiborne strcsts. ~ 1sycn roed SnS a.
humber si1 on particular plan dsteS tSe sHc
late surveyor general Of this state snd snne1ea
Csrlile Poflock then nofarv nnSiic n I'll. s;tv
me - nsetisn 81 1s"s:d Sayimr ~ =; s1i sc.,
rneasnre sccor;iinr tc es;d ,,i. ths xn1n ~
menoaonc to wit: Sevenfv.sfx Se.t to ;rcbs. ~
o. ~ R:vsu ro.d. Nv ieneh ~ an" hnSe s
eieitv.nins fsst M i;,;,es IN the s,S 1n~.rS ~;
horne afreef asd ~ IN. hrras.J ...S ,su.* 49,.
feef two inchee on the s;ia tn.~srI ncySaw.. c~
street and 4 width And fr",,t ~ .ev.rtxwsx ~
i've mann On the sai6 nr,,iscteS :tsee
Together with the buiidinrs snd I'm. oysMens
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Miss Emile Dc La Ferriere W. WilDiaw
Barrett
EIGHTH DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PARInH
II Of Orleans, No. 3s27.-By virtue Of . WRIT a.
eesuro and sale to directed by the Honorable an
kiShth District Court for the parish Of Oxloana In
the above entitled cause, will proceed 70 seli r.
public auction, ct the Merchants and AuctioneerV
Exchange, Royal street, between Canal and Custom.
house areets IN the Second District Of this cty o
SATURDAY, November II, 1871, ct twelve o'cloeE II.
the follo~ing desesihed property. TO Wit
With Al the buildings and improvements thereon
and 81 the rights, privileges, customs ways, serv.
1tuaes and appurtenances thereunto belong.
ated In the First District 81 this CITY OF
New Orleans. In the square bounded by Apnuncis-
uon, Robin, Constance and Race streets, which
aid lots Of ground measure, each, thirty feet
mont ON Annunciotion street, by ono hundred and
tWenty-eevea 1bot ten inches and i've lines in
depth, between parallel lines, and arc designated
= !ct: nuabsss one and two, on 8 plan drawn y
4 ketsein.eetn, Typographical engineer and areh{.
teos, On the sixth day Of October, 1851, and de-
eoette4 - plan number two in the ONCE Of James
wood breedlove then . notary public in this city.
Being tho so0e property acquired by defendant
BY purchase from Joseph Grifnth Bllis per act
passed before ssid late notary, James ". Breed
love. on the twenty-third day Of November, 1857.
0o60oa u H. oboVo ouit. --.s----
Togmo-Coah On tho spot
c. 8. 6AUvINBT.
0clO n nO1l GhAri6 0f thu Paxiah NJ Orleana
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pesniasi = sseeS ssApgs NJ referred 70
TIE Aduaistsstor Of CoSfsnerce. 3
N xoneAs 19opssal teselklpnd to -
sfty for n insens asylsn cite, was referred
JAoinsans ssylum eonuift6e. 4 $50
A petition Of psoperty owners, . petition
Of masters Of q vessels, and petition Of
draynsA, thSt there be NO fafth@ delay f.
the square block paving Of certain strsete
along the levee, were referred to the Adj
ninistrstors Of improvements and CouA-
megce. AsF s4 .fiessass
= pssposal OF A. d. Tovusley and 400
cistes, to light tho Fifth District with 90,
was referred to the Administrator of Police.
4 petition Of william Jones McBirnie t.
Be appointed Chinese interpreter Of the Re-
car1srs' courts ct > suitable remuneration.
w. referred to the Administrators OF Police.
Apetition of J. =. Morse, superintendent
of United States Customhouse, for permis-
sion to build an underground vault under
the Customhouse, was referred to the Adj
ministrator Of Commerce. 1,
A petition Of the inhabitants of Milne.
burg, for the repairing Of shellroads, was
referred to the Administrator of Improve
menes. sSAl = ~ j ~ M as
"A petition IF Spencer Field for the reim-s
buzsement Of money overpaid, was referred
to the Administrator Of Finance.
- A petition Of property owners on Henry
Clay avenue, for shellroad, was rsfarred
to the Administrator OF improvements.
Apetition Of dairymen in the neighbos-
hood Of the City Park, for the erection Of
bridge across the canal, was referred to tho
Administrator OF improvements.
The Council then adjourned
H. CONQUEST CLARKE,
4 -. Secretary. -
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REGULAR MEETING.

CrrT HALL, NEW ORlRANs,
Tuesday, November !, 1871.
The Council met in regular session 1t
noon. Present: Mayor Benz. F. Flanders,
presiding; Administrators John Cockrem
Umprovements), Alfred Shaw (Accounte),
L. T. Delassize (Waterworks and Public
Buildings), James Lewis (Police), John s.
Walton (Finance) and H. Bonzano Assess
ments).
NEATLY Reports.
The following monthly reports were re-
ceived:
REPORT OF THE ADMINISTRATOR OF FINANCE
FOR THE MONTH OCTOBER, 1871.
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[st * wATE4WQAka,sFif
.Cosleefions during Tie nouth, lbr tie year
ending September 50, 1872:
Second and Third Districts. 800. 1906 90
Total. .S3s,sis o.
The number Of gallons of water pumped
last month was l61, 0l3, go; the number of
hours worked, SO; tho number of barrels
Of coal consumed, 1907.
BY request of the Council caused an in
spection Of the fire wells Of the city to be
made. the chief engineer of the Fire
Department accompanying the officers de-
puted by me for the purpose. The report
made represents the fire wells - in perfect
condition.
In the annual report, submitted on the
first Of last month, an error, to the amount
Of 500 Sc, was made in the statement of
expenditures. Under the head of hydrant
service, the salaries Of assessors and collec-
tors, ETC., should have been 49039 6 instead,
of $3.50 50, which makes the total expenses
for bydrant service amount to 4l6,lA ii,
instead of $l5.443 IS, and the grand total Of
expenditures el02, 9N ~, instead of el02,.
9S% "A
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y -. JOHN 8. WALTON,
Administrator of Finance.
DRPARfMRNr o. WATR1WoIxs AND,
r.; Public Buildings. November /, 1871,
s,,.A BENZ. r. Flanders, Mayor:
n The business of this department during
Ne past month has been strictly routine 81
IT. character. l have, therefore, to report:
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An ordinance appropriating mmey to de-
fray the expenditures of the Department
Of Police, for the month f October.
1871.
Be it ordained, That the following sums,
or 90 much thereof as may Unnecessary,
are hereby appropriated to defhy the ex-
penditures Of the Department oiPollce, for
month Of October, 1871, and tat tho Ad-
ministrator of Public Accounts daw his war
rants on the Administrator 0fEmance in
payment of the same:
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An ordinance providing for the payment Of
tho several accounts therein named.
Be It ordained, That the following ap-
hat the Administrator of Public Accounts
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By Mr.. Shaw:
An ordinance providing for the payment of
the several accounts therein named.
Be it ordained, That the following appro-
priations be and are hereby made, and that
the Administrator Of Public Accounts war
rant on the Administrator of Finance in
payment of the same:
&. 8. Sauvinet, Civil Sheriff, costs In
suit No. 1924, Third District
Court. IS so
C. s. Sauvinet, Civil Sheriff, costs in
sundry suits, Fourth District Court 81 so
C. 8. Sauvinet, Civil Sheriff, costs in
sundry suits, Fifth District Court. 80 90
c. s. Sauvinet, Civil Sheriff, costs in
sundry suits, Seventh District
C. S. Ssuvinet, Civil Sheriff, costs in
sundry suits, Eighth District Court IS 90
Total. ..................... 1885 IS
Adopted.
By Mr.. Shaw:
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said right of way and privilege is hereby
granted for the full term of twenty years
upon the following terms and conditions:
That the rails used shall be of . pattern
similar to those now in use by other CITY
railroads, and that the timber used shall be
of such dimensions as may be designated BY
the City Surveyor.
ARTICLE II.
That the gauge of said road shall be the
narrow four feet, and that the cars shall be
the improved revolving -central, go AZ to oh.
viate any unnecessary Interference with the
ordinary traffic Of said streets.
Article III.
That the lines and levels for said roads
shall be fixed by the City Surveyor, and
that the materials and construction of said
road shall be subject to the board of admin
istratOrs.
ARTICLE ".
That the rate of fare for the whole dis
lance shall not exceed five cents for each
passenger, and the cars shall not be run at
speed exceeding six miles per hour.
ARTICLE V.
That the said railroad cars, mules. ma
chinery, fixtures and property shall be sub
ject to assessment and taxation upon the
cash value thereof in the same manner as
any other property Of like character.
ARTICLE VI.
That at the expiration Of said grant of
right of way, the said road, rolling stock,
equipments, machinery, depots and fixtures
shall be subject to be taken by the city ct .
valuation to be fixed BY two disintefested
persons, one to BE- appointed BY the Mayor
Of the city and the other by said grantees
or their assigns; in the event that said two
appraisers shall mot agree, then another
shall be selected BY them, whose decision
- umpire shall be final.
A111CLX WI.
That the said railroad shall be completed
and opened tor public ne BY the inst day
Of January, 1874, and the term Of twenty
years, the duration Of this grant, dali %
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ments.
Site fer IN lnsane Asylum.
Mr.. Bonzano, of the committee appointed
to select site for an insane asylum, called
up the resolution to purchase the property
of Mr.. Bernard Soulie for IS, 900 cash. and
moved it's adoption, stating that Mr.. Soulie
was willing to take bonds in lieu Of cash ct
ninety cents on the dollar. He said he had
not neglected to ask every real estate broker
in the city of New Orleans to point out q
suitable piece Of property, and none more
suitable could be found. Further delay in
this matter would be needless cruelty to the
insane now confined in Q most uniting
place.
Mr.. Shaw said if the adoption of this res
olution would shorten the torture of the un-
happy inmates Of the Insane Asylum BY
forty-eight hours, he would not suggest de-
lay. But this resolution provided for the
purchase Of land and the erection of build.
ings which would probably not be COM
pleted before the year 1875. He thought
some other measures should be taken for
the immediate relief of the inmates.
Mr.. Lewis advocated moving all the pub
lie institutions at once when . move WA
made. :
Mr.. Walton remarked that there was NO
necessity for the continuance of the present
barbarity. When the military commanders
were here, and he was one of the Insane
Asylum commissioners, private house was
fitted up for the accommodation Of the moro
harmless insane, and they were comforta-
bly, lodged and cared for. Some such tenn.
porary measure might be adopted now.
Mr.. Remick submitted proposition Of
Mr.. John Lynch, to sell the city site for
the public institutions.
On motion of Mr.. Lewis, the question was
referred to the committee of the whole, to
be considered on Thursday next.
Mr.. Bonzano asked to be relieved from
further confederation of the subject, but
the request was not granted.
Peelsions.
A proposition of George L. Bright to cell
he oakland race course to the city for
(l25.0 was referred to the Adninistrstoe
# Public Baildinga.
A petition Of p. 4 r. Deverses, for
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That the said railroad shall be completed
and opened tor public nee by the Arst DAY
Of January. l01, and the term Of twenty
years, the duration Of this grant, dali be
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Mise R0ilie Do La Ferriere W. Willian
Barrett.

oc31 MOI q Sheriff Of I
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-11-08

A proposition Of George L. Bright to sell
the Oakland race course to the city for
$l25.000 Wa referred to the Adninistratee
Of Public Baildinga.
A petition Of p. l. r. Deveeges, for