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Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1873-08-30
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ABSTRACT Of Time Ta1ie ADOPTED My 26th, 1872
pULLMAN'S best Drawing-room aud
l. Sleeping Coaches, combining ali modern i'm
provements, through all trains from Buffalo,
Suspension Bridge, Niagara Falls, Cleveland and Gin
cinnati 10 New York, making direct connection with
all lines OF foreign and coaswise steamers and also
with sound Steamers and railway lines fer Boston and
other New England cities. ldE' u so
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1873-08-30
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4 ~. N.u ~ n. a Il fl.L 4 80 :
WelEfY,WlRNrY DY'kHuS .H'efpRe y
sp'nlcu Hnu Poweiiu, eos ,,' pc,, cu'rPareu
" 1cn,lieI lr,ii,psi lrn,iii iifH,,.fl,alr. a.n ~,
~, 80 ~ ,.,,.. ~
sne r1unu ~, y. va 4, ,har v.J ~,
Rip Van Winsles nap, preserved, however, In
the ndwiripg paemo[ies ot lpeeiscpminating,
I'LL, apef ccFchmpaWsaiinghc hc glpe, Y lately
appeared " INC OnIcut'a mag".in", whence "
was copleu rs orleina ny some American Jour.
nhis ~ pnlIe pnIpe ihsle ihsl inpp feadlng'f WE reprint
day as we hope Observe. and admire too,
The mastery variation Of The, tqnesin :be ge-
NAL desonpfioa'ot the future 'ooetse of the
food' giving plow IN the dream of the myste-
the s0AfsIirfhg anticipatiohs of Tue flashing
of the sword
,u. -
C,amE' erug, me- lpassiVs fpyu 1ingsE
Like lle thupder-railleI Of tropic sky ~
Inc mighty Do~s stilpmni'iply;
Clang, clnDg
SsNayIbroibers of The dusky sbrowsy hf5
WlITt are your strong arms forging nowE
c,.nu o,o,o .s,ruo,,s. .o,,,or no
The coulter of tle Friendly plowt,o
Sweet Mary, nQihfr, hlrss nnr ioll;
May It's UrOhu iurroW sun unulnd .t.t.
= To genial rains, 70 sun aud wind,
The most benignant soil. ,.r ',,. ,,...,
CttL..i - -.
On many sweet and sheltered lea, f
ny many s'teamiets silver tde,
AMIDST ,he song OF the informing BIRDS,
Amius, lhe low OF me saunierlng herds arr
Amidsi soit Oreezts which do stray ~.
lbrougn the woooolne hedges andsweet May
hiong thc green mrs slue- te,,is
wv, an
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1873-08-30
Facis ne. pe,Ina The oIea, r,,.,h.r.1

H. - 1of -
o;.; '-Eioi' %,n' correspondent iiIe OF the I'm
S'1,,a.S n'' g. .Sn'"grc'"e says;
,.r.,,,. ',',"s .','.,s ~ teI! Iarge croWe0
NJ, NJ &c pea"rP, 'nap uSua'-ssse,'qpled Al
-. -. seo'' taoerlaeie, thiilkiasg per
s"ps' .pa. ~, ne nllgnt IN improve the occa-
an ron ~ ~ "iAke some remarks seoneein.
s;S w narer OF the ,fed flag OF
b;m II, .' "n,en nnS 80 Iong enragea
Snd ed s;iat P'eTerVeu' n9wever' dIgin-
1,oe. ,o v"Ie. ,,". Io,.,. ~ y eVlpent that Spnr-
=. Ill "a, 't liurh VI tng Physlcal. syig-
= Npishs g'ieI ilaa.7h IlsIleansh often
~ Gi nis ueIk' ms manners are more
i'es'a.'n ms voice more more low and con
n,' oe,s%'lo,'ai S. Increasing a1 weakness mas
81, ,J,, ,,,ss,,, nomgte lopcnea apy nDre u his
.eif:.Ial lorcei ana indeed 70 severe
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1873-08-30

+Tfains stop opiy'oni Signal xTrains do not Stop
Telegraph Stations. Cleveland Time.
The Way Freight trains stop ut Jefferson In going
West p. NJ and going Eastat 100 A. M. These
trains carry passengers. d fa fsf
Passenger fare at the of cents per mile to way
stations, counted in even half dimes
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1873-08-30

IS 1nin9uo Wom
T.. 8. A. M. S.=ERANKLIN DIXI:ION.,-
From and amer Ape. Sd, 1874, Pass,ngef Trains
WIN run a follows:
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1873-08-30

ia ICE Of marriage as always cons idered worthy
o record. and equally worthy to be comment
Grated alluded 10 the changes which usually
mark the history of III families during 80 many
years, either in traces of Joy or sorrow, and re-
ferredIto the signal favor, which propinous
Providence had shown 10 this family In that,
nine Of their ten children have been spared
and are seen with us to-day He described ibe
twenty-five years that were past as propecfirel
In Them, this family had lived, prospeciivcly.
In the future. But the succeeding twenty five
years would be to them retrospectice, IN which,
II spared. they will live relrvspeciiyely. in the
past, These remarks were closed with an, ex-
hortaiion TO gratitude for the good Of, the
years that are gone, and to confidence aud
hope for those yet to come. Here the follow
ing touching lines. composed for the occasioD,
~ young lady OF the company, were sung
with peculiar effect:
l1 IT'S twenty Ave sesrs te!'isy, Laura, ~'t
Of Since you and wore wed UH 1ft e
Since together We stood In the church. Laura, u
I'D And the solemn vows were said. ...., L.,.
The same church stands in its place, Laura, "a
But many change web have seem
Ye4, and change all around, Laura, rI'l'A1
s> In the twenty ave yeas that have been. i3 u
Cso They sayiwe are growing old, Laura, irlo
l-ts.l Yes tle years fast passing on t'l eI.V
Ili Let us think Of the days that are ,one Laura
t.,;. ,,' When you and iwere young. ,...,,...,ya
The brother who with up stood, Laura, si3glq
. The one;who with us was wed, .,l.trs a.ft
Has been called to his long, quiet rest, Laura,
10 dwell with the saints Of God ~"
lt lti To-day, we miss him here. Laura ui hlfJIh2
fu wa he NfH
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Arrmugenemts OF UfnWIpR-ItOOFIl7N 7NElW
! N .-',s' TisieepIng Coaches.Y q lMtii 2. y
Nc. Sleeping Coaches from Cleveland % Hornells'
sion Bridge, Niagora Falls and Buffalo 20 New
York
Bridge Nlagara Falls, Buffalo and H0fnellesille %
NewYofk. aiso from Hotnflissie 20, Albany
No. 6.-Sleering 6oAthes nom Cleyeiand suspension
Bridge. Niagara F4lls ptld Haasl0 70 susquehanpa
and Drawing Room Coaches from snsqnenanpa
TO New York
II s, Ask eEteksss BY way Of ErIs Railway.h ~
ror se'e ~ ril'hs pfeeiPel Iisks. yiices W, Il
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,,MISCEELANEpus

,az uu,I.p HING LOTS ron sAEEi Beaier
a, Wster Lime stncco Land Plsster. hesl Estat4 and
Loan Agent. Asbtabnls Depot. ~ ,,n,,aa.vv
1909 - wiLLlAn num- n nnnl
RDGAR HAIL, Flrernd Life Insurance and Real
AEstate AGENT Also Notary Public and ConyeyaDcer
once over Sherman and Halls Law Once, Ashiabu-
ia ohio ~ 114s
GaAND HIvER INSTITUTE. Al Austinburg
Lshfnbula1Co. Ohio. j. Tuckerman. "A. M, frinci
pal Fall Term begins Tuesday August i2th. Send
for Catalogue: ~ liaesl l-,
-. NJ ~ asnOUs. Paintsr G)a.ist, and Paper
: Han4s.. All work done with neatness. ana aesps'eh
.,s T8555FE EHLxIH, AGENT fof he liverpool! For ;
'gis & u ;|P 'iss's 2sss s
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1873-08-30

Thirty marriages day in Philadel-
phia, argues something more than broth
erly love to the Boston Post
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1873-08-30

EDwAR ID G. PIERCE Dealers in Clothing Hats
Caps. and Gents Furnisng Goods, Arhtabula o. eS4
WAIT B~& .sHHfEs Wholesale and Retail
Dealers in Ready Made 5othing. Furnishing Goods
Hats. Caps. &c. Ashtahala "a 800
New Orleans Republican., 1873-06-19

Jo.e?h Teouiiet VS.. Joseph Pay>>e-
.c.-.-a .,.-tic- Court 10. tie .,ar..!. OF I:.
i..... NJ. ..U].
p. V:2-y: CS WRIT or F;ERI FAClAS
l) Z" NE directed ,~ the Hon. Joan Cam.
PAL =, c: r:.al.s. vii. p:oc.-. 70 SCI! at public
a,.c'.".. o,. MONDAY, lie q" 49, al ;Ne.v.
'1c ( ~ i. frst. y: Liy U:..e, No. Fr.cc.,ne;.
s..ts--
On. EAT HCHS:
Se,ze'. i! tie hac-e e.t..et e..::
".i!--Cas.- O. the spot.
iel s+2. !, y. JOSFS ror,.A.,..
New Orleans Republican., 1873-06-19
Local Intelligence.

CE'..:L!S'. TIE FRAHKLIN STArCE.-1he
etatG-": franklin presented 70 ouc city By
Mr.. T.. = Weed was last evening unveiled.
Lafayette. square was wei! filled with an in
teres.e; aE.iience, who paid strict attention
t. ths proceedings, standing in the wet
grass p.t.:l'ly until the exercises were
Completed. The committee of arrangements
had pcr:o-!led the assigned duties accept
ably. al': All passed OFT pleasantly. Mr..
Edwa:t: P,rmeie briefly related the origin
Of thi. statue. and at the close OF his re-
mark. the covering was drawn. disc l0sin 2
q beaU'... white marble statue. life size
Hiram Powers. the sculptor, has added az
ether Lea: 70 His crown Of !Aureis.
When the assembled throng had feasted
theic eye. on the work of art and criticised
il acco,i.u, to their ideas Judge w. w.
Howe delivered an appropriate address,
dwel.!n, On tue great traits Ot - Ben; ;amln
franklin. the statesman, philosopher and
patrio., wL!c!. words are inscribed or the
monunl"n'. The judges oratior was fell.
eltOUs an; al. listeners several times inter
rupted MIN by applaudiny some sentiment
utterei. = the close OF his speech the pro-
Eramn.c ~. finished.
The sta.;:. faces toward the river. and is
an ornament to the square, relieving tIe
central baccenness. The garb is Of tie old
eontinrnra. pattern. with three-cornered
hat. Th" te.. elbow rests on a portion OF a
eree, the hand at the chin. the head slightly
bowed. while the entire expression is q
thcugic:i.. one. His right hand hangs
gracefully az the great pocke: o: his cca-.
A detachment OF the Italian Society, Trio
.! Be:ss.l.o was on the platform during
Gle proceedings.
New Orleans Republican., 1873-06-19
Ruined by Economy.
CDl-O: RErUBLICAS:


| EDlTo: RErUBLIcAS:
Do come to the rescue 0: the people Of
tie Sixth District! The streets in said
locality are in an awful condition. ST.
Charles street is impassable: the grass
UPON the side streets Overruns the ban
nue:tes: the cows are permitted to roaii at
iarye-they destroy the drain bitches. cat
holes into the roads. which holes fill with
water impre gnatcd with decayea vegetable
matte. and the fltii ircm numerous stables
and other nuisances that intest this neigh
iorhood. and from this sta:uan: wa.e:
arises malaria.
The neglect and suicidal rctvercl.nent OF
the expenses OF the city viii cause sickness
i: no: epidemic. which woulG re rUiuo.s
and disastrous to New Orleans. Suci,
sayin. OF the public money is OF no benefit
20 the people. no: does it enhance the pros
perry of :lc city. l respectfully suggest
that i would BE i great economy to iii -,
the swamp between the river and tie
Me.airie ridge 70 the level of said ridge.
instead O! :hc present system OF drainage.
The lake swamp 'protec:ed by !evee on
the shore. :he front swamp being eleva:edl
would drain itself. lie: every owner I'LL up
his lot, or. if delinquent. le: the city do it
for them. The corporation has the same
authority to improve and exact this charge
as to levy the presen: drainage tax.
The presen: draining machines are to te
:.sed and run until eternity. and therefore
tie drainin. tax may be considered ever
lasting. Fill up the land. the work vii! De
completed and the seryitude extingllished.
The only water that could remaii. any
length @: sine in the lake swamp wou!a be
sal: water. whic!, is no. deleterioas. All
canals. except such as are used for navisa-
ton, should be filed up. and through those
left open. it is absolutely necessary to
health ina: a continuous stream @; river
water should How c.the. naturally or ar:;-
tici.!iy.
The health Of New Orleans Is mGvc i'm.
:sr;aut .aan iUl! treasury.
Respectfully
NOBODY.
New Orleans Republican., 1873-06-19

WAITING on ADMINISTRATOR LEwys-Or
making our matutinai vis, to the City
Hall yesterday. We found the private Office
Of Administrator Lewis occupied by mum
Der of animated visitors-a committee
They represented the Radical Republican
Mother Club, and handed in the tOliOwing 9
paper:
HALL OF TIN THfgD WARD RADICAL }
Republican Mother Club,
New Orleans, Juue l.. 1873.
A: a meeting held on the seventh Of June. 1873
the following proceedings were had:
WHEREAS, The members of the Third Ward are
ar energetic ward, and always ready for duty;
Therefore. be il
RI solved, That q committee OF seven mem oers
be appointed by the president for the purpose OF
taking the interest of said ward under sidera-
tOl and endeavOr to have their claims fairly rep
resented to Governor William 2. kello,, and the
Administrator of Improvements.
The following are the names of the committee:
NJ. Briggs. chairman; William Hubbard ". L..
Evans :. s. Francisco. John Reynolds Captain
William George, II. Cay.
Upon motion, President George Davezan was
added to the committee of seven.
hereby certify the above proceedings TO i,e coz
Teci and !. true copy.
5. S. FRANCISCO Secretary.
Mr.. Lewis treated the committee with
great a;iabilitv, and showed them that the
:!iicd ward WAS largely represented in his
department, and that it was impossible for
him to make any more appointments.
There was some desultOry conversation
before the committee retired, bu: Is lOt Ct
sufficient interest 10 publish.
New Orleans Republican., 1873-06-19
NOTICE.

f1NHE PUBLIC ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED THAT
Il it is the intention OF he Cornell OF The ctv OF
New Orleans TO causc Poland street to i. w,ileued
on the lower or north si',e from Peters street tt,
Dohonde street. in accordance with she following
petition:
NEW ORLEANS. July :; 1872.
TO the Mayor and Atni:ist .ators Of ti. city OF
New Orleans:
The undersigned, owners o; property fronting Oh
Poland stree; in the third DlstrI.t Of Nh. Ciry.
respectfully TcpIr sent that. consent. ~. Cs tht.
existence OF q double railrOa, track OH "a. said
street. and the sad stree. Aen. only tweut :. two
teet vide, the same iS almost ,pa ,,aais aud mac
Cessiblc of vehicles; that operates greatly to the
INJURY Oh property fronting .he said stree: and
Ir"X!inate theretO that ina snlicf the lower por.
non OF the Third District has few wide avenues.
ana the property Required being nearly ali u2im-
proved the undersigned respect !iii = petition you.
hnnOcs 10 cause the said Poland stree. 70 ,. widen
cd OF the lower north side 20 width 0: not lesa
than SKI nor more than ninety feet, il addition
10 the prrsen: width, from Peters to D'.hOnt8
street, with baraI!ett.s not less :htn tNe..o u0S
more than fifteen feet wide on each side.
neXOeii.!v. as the rX-aDpropria'.pl wilf In to
the city, the property being almost entirely unim
proved, I'll" enar. cement Of said street viii largely
stimulate D:il'!i!.g and improvements and ptrIna-
nen'lS Deautty That portion Gt the city, aid an
nuav yield increased returns 70 the cit. budget,
fcr w!Icl, reason your petitioner, pray that your
honorable body Wa. grant i!c 1eC:,sag, ordinance
and relief.
Respectfully yours.
r. WiSlZ. President Ci.v Ha!'ioa! 500 feet:
PATRICK IRWIN co o.!i feet.
New Orleans Republican., 1873-06-19
A true copy:
DANIEL SCCLLY. Secretary.
SiAyoRALrY ~ New ORLEANS,
CIV G.... June -. 1875.
no. 2.3! Series,

No. 22..3!-Aim.nistvatiou Series!
Resolred. That the sum OF 5000 be app-o
,,ria.ed to Miles Taylor and James McCon-
nell. EsGs., on accoun. OF professional
and tIa: the Administrator OF Public
Accounts warrant on the Administrator OF
Finance il payment of the same. whenever
there shall be money in the treasury ,o the
credit OF the appropriate ,unG.
Adopted by the CcuDci. ct the city OF
New Orleans. June L. lS..:.
leas--B-ews:e-. Calhoun. Fitzerrei:e:.
Lewis, Turnbul!.
LOUIS =. WILTZ. Mayor.
A true COPY:
DAS,EI. SCULI.Y. Secretary.
New Orleans Republican., 1873-06-19
CITY 0RDINANCEs---0FFICIAL.
PUBLISHED By AUTHORITY.
NsToR.LT. % Ssv ORLEANS, I

| NAIOReLTf oe NEW DE:HAEe
! Lit. la. yt.s Ii ,5.y.
no. ..r-Admnistca.ou Series!
An ordinance providing FOX the paymen: o
Il" severa. accounts :AeI..I named.
Be Il ordained. That tie following app.o
| p,:ations be and are hereby made. and tha
! the Admin istraror Of Public Accounts war
rant on tine Administrator III Flnanc. il
| payment OF the same. whenever there sllai
he money in the c...y treasury 20 t,!e credit
| OF the appropriate funG tor eaci. account
and not otherwise appropriated:
johnson. Armstrong & Co.. stat.oner-
etc. for Department us Public Accounts "
! the months OF Apr: and Nay. 1873 ap
| proved. SIP 30: :or use O. clerks in maxim 2
| registry Of tax bills ior mortgage. 50 -.
{. ID. S.urtcvant. acting recorder OF
deaths, etc. for recording 200 deaths in the
month of May, 1873, approved. Si03.
German Gazette, advertising sale @: mar
Ike; revenues Tor June. 1873. approved by
the Administrator OF Commerce, s. %.
New Orleans Bee, advertising sale of
market revenues for June. 1873. etc, ap-
proved by the Administration OF Commerce.
SO %.
New Orleans Republican Printing Con-
panv, advertising proposals and sale OF
market revenues toc Jun. 1873. approved
b. Administrator of Commerce. $40: print
ing briet IL in suit OF Factors and Traders
Insurance Company VS.. city of New Or
leans. approved. SIS.
l. ". Patton, crin;na. sheriff. bills for
the month OF May. 1913. approved by the
judge OF the First District Court: Malnten-
ance o. prisoners and turIkeys fees,
SJ23i Il: expense 500 -.
Pay roll .: Department Of Commerce. for
labor on wharves and landings for four
weelzs, ending May 70. lS.a3. as per cer:-
fed roll. sl77 36.
Pay Go!i Of Department o! Waterwori,
and Public Buildings toy i've weeks ending
May 81. 1873, as per certified roll. street
service for iaoor, S9lS.
Pay rol! Of judges. clerks and employees
OF municipal police courts created by ac;
No. -. approved May Il. 1873. for month
ending MAY 81. 1873: First Municipal Police
Court. S324 As: Second. S3.9 46; Third
1921 %: Fourth SOL 81: total. $l2i6 81.
w. J. Kelly. for disintectant. furnished
to sanitary inspectors IL May, 1873. ap-
proved oy Administrator of Police. $lS1 3d.
q. De Ferret, tor selling market reve-
nues ior June, 1873. approved by Admins
traitor OF Commerce, $40.
Webs1e: Long, judge Third Municipal
Police Court. for casi: paid for removing
furniture and stationery frOni late Fifth
D:str:c: Recorders Court. SIS 10.
IL. Curtis, for raising banuUet.cs. So.
II. Weber, for raising banu,;ettes, 81; 80.
Adopted by the Counc.. .: ...a city Of
New Orleans. June u 1873.
Yeas-Brewster. Calhoun. Fi.zenreiter.
Lewis. Vu-n5uli
LOUIS A. WlLTz. Mayor.
A true copy:
DANIEL ScuLLr. Secretary.
New Orleans Republican., 1873-06-19
PkOPOaALS FOR THE CONSTRCE>
TION OF SHELLROAD.
DEPARTMENT OF lMPRovgasNrs,l Z

I
New orleans, June l3 1873. !
SEALED PROPOSALS ADDRESSED To THE I'M
- dersiyned will be received at this Office until
MONDAY NOON, twenty-third instant, for con
structou of shelirOad on S0uiat greet tom
TchOuptouas to Claiborne streets AMI on tho
south side OF Claiborne stleet from Sonat to Ma
rensO streets, in accordance with specifications Oa
ile IN the Office of the City Surveyor
The city reserves the right to reiec: any and all
bids.
All IRrtes making proposals for this contract are
required 10 deposit with the Administrator of FL
nance, as evidence OF their intention to abide by
the adjudication, the amount of one Thousand
dollars in cash, which shall be forfeited to the city
in OF failure TO sign the contract.
Bidders to whom contracts are not awarded shall
have their deposits returned to them on the day
adj udc atoms made
No bid will be entertained unless the certiic ate
o: the Administrator OF Finance is iuciosed there
with 10 the effect that the required cash deposit
has been made.
Proposals to be ndorsed proposals for Shell
road" JAMES LEWIS,
iel8 I'd Administrator.
New Orleans Republican., 1873-06-19
Ae,r Orleans Republican,.
0fF,ciA. JOURNAL OF THE UNITED STATES
OFflcli. JOURNAL OF NEW ORLEANS
AUCTION SALES THIS DAY.

~ Cr:.rA3!.E JOHN HURLEY a. ~ O'Clock
a. ..~ Merchants and ACc'j.aee:.' EEci.a,e,
A. inp-sv.i Ot OF yToun. "1 fi,.. street: be.
tr-..:. Locus. and Frere:
8Y &. :: ClHARDEy X co, a. IL O'Clock. - 'il.
Nee cat. ana Auct.onee.s' Exchange. :. %; al
g.c@.:, vii. building, thereon, GA u..g:::.ea
s.;"". between St Clar,l- AID Ta,. par.
By Z. y B. J. MONTGOMERY, 81 II oc.rc; a:
~ J. SA5ci-z ..rs.t large assoI !ne a. G: Ecw
ana r-.pu. .a,li furniture.
Ri H,F Az MAEhs a Co, AZ II Oo.c.k q: y"
3IC..Hj.es street, c.o.h.:., furnishing so0.is
hat. e'C.
1r sAk.ttF HARPER, AZ ;",. O'Clock. a. co-!.e:
o. =. ..D.is ana Charities streets, and q. No. 2!
;p--. 6-rr,. nouse Il .r;ni.rI..
New Orleans Republican., 1873-06-19

Norman Whitney. charged with arson.
was admitted to bal! Yesterday in the sum
0: $4,000. Cor his appearance before Judge
Eugene Staes, on Friday next June 90. The
following are the names o. his bondsmen:
Johnny Hawkins. Jane. McCrackeE, Joseph
Hernandez. Frank Sampson and i. NJ.
Montgomery. for $1,000 each.
The case OF Joseph Wilson. also charged
with arson, was taken up and continued un-
til Thursday, June l9. at twelve o'clock.
New Orleans Republican., 1873-06-19
DaSiEL SCCLAY. Secretary.
NANoEAL-y .: Ezv ORLEANS
C::. Hal. June H. 1879. !
IN. ytSf-AGministratiOn Series

NJ. .y!S1-AGmInlstratlOl Series.
Es"ireJ.' Tha. permission IS he1eb~
granted 70 }. Chandler II erec: shio
whar. IL front OF his warehouse. situated
he:wee. Philip and Sorspu:a streets.
Fourth District. under the direction o: TIE
Administration 0: Improvements an.: the
City Surveyor. provided the same is done
a: Ii. -. Chambers expense: that said
wLs,. = to he undo: the contro. oi .Ac city.
ard The city Is 20 cci.ec. all "Gartae. dues
Is are customary Ioc The use u same by
vcssc's
Adopted by Tie Co';nci; q: ;he city Of
New Orleans Jun. u. 1870.
LOUIS A. WlLTZ. Mayor.
a 'rue copy:
IAN!.. SCULLf. Secretary.
New Orleans Republican., 1873-06-19

AAvoaAL-y % Nsw ORLEANS.
Cit- Hal J:ue Is 49,. !
INC. .iS!-Adn MS trat.o:. Se:iesi
Reso'rei. That the Administrator OF In
provemeat. be and he IS hereby authorized
to invite proposals fox the purchase OF the
ballast now UPON :he levee for street p,:.-
poses.
Adopted BE- the Counci; Of tue city Of
New O.teaus, June y. 1879.
LOUIS 4. WILTZ, Mayor.
A trEe copy:
DANIEL SCI.lY Secretary
New Orleans Republican., 1873-06-19
PROPOSALS FOR SQUARE BLOCA
STONE PAVEMENT.
DEPARTMENT OF IMPRovENRSrs,
New 1rIaaua Ii..n Il IR.H

DEPARTMENT OF IMPROVEMENTS,
New Orleans, Jt:ile 49, 1873. !
0EALED PROPOSALS ADDRESSED TO THE UN-
- dersigned, will be received at this office until
MO>DAl NOON, June %. 1873, for making ST. tiare
block stone pavement ON POydras street, from
Front to Delta streets, in accordance with specI-
iicatons file in the office OF the City S,rvsvOr
The city reserves the right to reject any and ALI
bids.
All parties making proposals for this contract arc
required to deposit with the Administrator OF Fl
nance as evidence of their intention to abide tSr
the adjudication, the amount of two hundred dol
lars i'll cash which shall be forfeited to the city ia
case OF failure to sign the contract.
Bidders to whom contracts axe not awarded
shall have their deposits returned to them Oh the
day the adjudication is made.
No bid viii bc received unless accompanied by
the certificate OF the Administrator OF Finance
certifying that the required cash deposit ., been
made.
Proposals to be indorsed ''Proposas for paving"
JAMES LEWIS
iel3 I'd Administration
New Orleans Republican., 1873-06-19
NA:OHAI-Y .p NE- c.:EAS..
fNn. -iSJ-Admnis;ration Series

fN". .i>J-Administration Series.
Ees"'r.3, That from and after the passa ge
q: THIS ordinance It sinai. not be lawful Tor
ans owner or owners OF private markets in
this city t" bring any tresia mea: into the
sam. before the hour OF =. A. NJ.
Be it further ordained, That :ie owner or
owners ot said private markets De hereafter
required 10 close their place Oh business At
II n. each day.
BE IT further ordained. That arv party
vioIat:n, any section OF this ordinance shall
BE fined no: less than 50 tor each oifense.
Adopted By :he Coune;. cf tie city 0,
New Orleans, June Il. 1873.
LOUIS A. WILTZ. Mayor.
A 'rre copy:
DANIEL SCC.LY. Sec-cca--.