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SPECIAL NOTICES.

Special Notice-Cre-cem City Relief Assoc
ciation will meet at EXPOSITION HALL on H l.
DAY, Sept. u, at II 90 Ock 4. NJ All who are in
tcrcsted in this good work. particularly those ladies
who are willing to lake charge Of tables Or furnish
Mrs. T. A. WILKINSON President
Mrs. I. n. OGDEN, > Crtary. s3 I'd
Company F., Angeles Battalion
Assemble at "a Camp street.
WEDNESDAY EVENING at Z. O'Clock,
Without arms
se21t. F. l.. RICHARDSON. First Lieut.. Com Co.
state Central Committee THE members Of thi
COMMITTEE are requested to meet at % Carondelet
street WEDNESDAY EyENING, at ! o'clock.
So f AE R. II MARI President
American Mutual Insurance Association Of
New Oreans-N " Orleans. sept. Ii, lS14 -Delin-
Iuent Stockholders are hereby notified to come for
ward and pay their third instalimsn Ut Of per cent
capital stock, without any further delay. otherwise
legal proceedings will be instituted
By order OF President
PJ. SULLIVAN,
SIT st Secretary pro tenn.
Citizens Bank Of LOuisiaan-At kegular
meeting OF the Board held FRIDAY, 18th inst, Mr..
JAMES J. TARLETOT was unaIin oasly elected
au3O I'm JOHN G. GAMES, President
good COTTON SEED, delivered on the levse here
and regulated ON the 10th Of November Last will be
continued until further notice for the ensuing
commencing lst September, 1870
UNION OIL COMPANY
BIENv1LLE Oh WORKS COMPANY.
LOUISIANA Gil COMPANY
A. A. MAGINNIS' SONS su2l I'm
fine Of Dspart.rr.-The Nail Train BY the Great
jackson Railroad Route leavcs the depot the foot
Calliope street u ocaook p. M oennectiL2 with
ai tasi trains North, 1ase and West Pullman Pal.
aoe Carr On MI oFainA Y4
Nevfh Loaisia1a AID Texas Railroad
rhroagb bills q lading evsn - ~ stations .h,s
roa0 Tor freight Shipped Or sseamera K Z. Lee
Katas. and NasoheG J.JANNEH. Agen,,
~ III Common street.
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TIE CRESCENT CzTY BENEVOLENT Assoc1A
r1ox.-The Crescent City Benevolent Associa
tion recently organized, since the battle o.
the 14th inst, by the ladies Of this city, fo'
the express purpose OF providing for the fami
lies of those who fell in the fight, propose te
give on the 29th day Of the present month, q
grand concert at the Exposition Building.
The concert will be arranged and conducted
by Prof. Collignon, and the best known and
most accomplished artists and amateurs in the
city will take part.
The object is one that appeals to all. and by
no means vanity, for the efforts OF the ladies
have thus far been crowned with the greatest
success.
Mr.. Gallagher has rendered the Exposition
Hall free Of charge, the New Orleans Gas
Company will accept no money for light
Armstrong and Ben ers areidoing,he printing,
and thus far the ladies have not been called
on to expend one cent from their fund, and
the probability is that they Will not have to do
so
A band of deperadoes robbed the stage
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INSURANCE NOTICES.


Tradesmen's Fire Insurance Company, No.
% Carundelet street New Orleans-ln accordance
With resolution Of the Boa'd Of Directors. at 9
meeting Id the 18th inst the subscribers to the
Capita Stock Of the Company are hereby notified to
come forward and pay at this office, at the dates
de'mentioned, the following instruments the
amount they may respectively owe to the Company.
viz:
Ten per cent on October %, 1874.
Ten per cent on November 3, 1874,
Ten per cent on December 25 1874
otherwise the last clause in article Of the amended
Charter will be pu in full force.
By Orler of the Board: j. Med. TAYLOR,
sl9 6trod Secretary.
The undersigned having been appointed
Agents of the INSURANCE COMPANY OF
NORTH AMERICA of Philadelphia, assets s42l0,-
900; of the CAI>SE GENERALE p'ASSURANCES
OF Paris, assets over s., 00oG00 and of the MAN
HAITIAN FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY.
New York, assets sto00U will mmence the Fire
Marine and River Insurance Business at No. l9l
Gravier street two doors from the c. tton Exchange
on the lat proximo. he Insurance Company of North
America makes her marine losses pa able in gold in
London. when desired.
~ I'm NJ. J. SMITH & co.
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fBy TekGraph.l

roe - feet AZ Denison, 10 feet at fulton up to
HaErdsy. Still rising iAsG Here IL inches.
Prospect good for isst hom here to New Or.
RA9ON RouaE, Sept. a, 1674.-BnttoD Epp-
lee: Bertha WIN arrive tomorrow and leave
TSaeeAay. Il. H. Broad, Master.
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RIDWELL's ACADEMY OF MUSIC
SECOND AND LAST WEEK OF
| SHERIDAN, MACK II DAYS VARIETY AM
PANTOMiME TROUPE
| Monday, Sept. FL, and During the Week.
| FIRST time in New Orleans Signor Constantine
| Trick and Comic Pantomime, entitled
! OLD DAME TRDT AND HER kOMICAL KAT
Magmticently gotten up, with new scenery, ware
robe and mechani' al effects. The Variety Con-
pany will present an entirely new, novel and at'
tractive programme.
MONDAY. Sept. 70. = HAVEkLYS MIN
>TRELS. Tor one week only The largest ant
most tai, nted Minstrel organization in to-
rountry.
Box flee opens from NJ. to 9P. NJ; G.
ley se' made quarter to Z; Overture by orchest1
quarter to s. So tt
CT. CHARLES THEATRE.
Thursday Evening, Sept. 81, 1874.
BENEFIT OF
THE FAMILIES OF THE FALLTN DEFENl
Els OF THE PEOPLES RIGHTS,
rendered by the
SOUTHERN DRAMATIC club.
Admission ................... II
Ti kets can DO procured from members OF Il c
NIB, and at the principal stores throughout u c
city. sl9 to
Under the su1lces Of the following Sontltmei
Hon. l.. A. Witt, chairman.
GOV McEnery, LIEUT.. Gov. D. B. Penn
Hon. J. |. Day Hon r. H. Mar,
Hon. = H. X. nn,dy, Hon. j, hn Anderson,
Hon. l. \. Marks. Hon. w J. Behan,
Hon ". H. Adams, T.. John Ellis,
Ed. Booth, Rob Strong,
Y, =. Pike Am. Fortier,
y. a. Liamhlas. Geo. Jonas,
+. A. Burke r. irwin,
Dan Edwards. W. :. Shr' pshlre,
}. J.. Mach, ca. W. stevenson,
nd m II, Tiers. $50
,HASD ENTERTAINMENT
FOR THE
BENEFIT OF THOsE WHO FELL ON TIL
l4rH SEPTEMBER,
is OR Dr. TENSE.
To be gwen by the
LADIES OF NEW ORLEANS.
EXPOSITION HALL,
On TUESDAY EVENING, September %, 1874
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WANTED - ONE OR MORE PARTNERS
w each having $500 To 1900 capital, to join the
ton, Texas Address, Enterprise this office. with
name nd add ess. sig 1T
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WANTS.

VIyANTED-A GOOD SHIPPING AND RE
W eeivirg clerk. State age, salary expected ant
give references. Address 'sR" this Office. SO 1t
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ADJUSTMENTS.
O. ID. Il.

POSTPONEMEAT.
The Benefit tender.d b, the Orleans Dramatic
Association t. MISS MINNIE DOYLE,
which va. to have t. ken place on the night
of Sci tent er 23d, has b, en- lostl oned 10 the
night Of Octol er !, 1874.
Tcke,s issued for first AIMED date are good for
Octoi er lst s23
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HILL Of the Fifth Ward Central Democratic
Club-The members of this Ward are equcsted to
attend meeting which will he held WEDN ESDAY
EVENING, 2e3d inst. for the purpose Of electing a
member to the State Central Committee and other
important business.
Ey order of: LEON QCEYROUZE, President,
CASTOR Bon AIIN Secretary. 81 NAE
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WHITE LEAGUES.

section ''B." SIKH District White League
Will meet at Council Hall TO MORROW EVENING
iWedn sday,, al Z. NJ. Be prompt.
II. f. SHROPSHIRE President
WALLACE WOOp Secretary. s3
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Attention Democrat and COnse rs alive Voters
Of the Thirteenth Ward-All Democrat and ConseIv.
alive voters v no wish to participate in the coming
primary election for Delegates to the Parish Conyen
ton are hereby notified that books of Registration
will be opened at the following places, viz
Mrs. b auns Grocery, corner Tchouptoulas and
Dufnrsat st Gets
White House., corner Tcoupitonlas and Falonce
streets.
+. r. Chcvalleys, corner Magazine street and Ma
pol.on Avenue
Fosterman's Grocery. corner Vaence and Apollo
streets.
By order Of the President:
w. II. PASCOE,
49, st Secretary.
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NYANTEDABY A NAN OF FAMILY. HAV.
w ing but one arm situation ~ Entry Cler :
himself rsef Satisfactory references be given.
Address B.. at this office. au23 tt
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SOUTHERN DsAMAr1c CLUB PERFORMANCE.

SovTHERN DRAMATIC CLUB PERFORMANCE.
The performance Of the Southern Dramatic
Club for the benefit Of The families of those
killed in the fight on the 18th inst, takes
place on Thursday evening next at the st
Casr es Theatre, the use of which has bt en-
3 nerousl, ten Tered by old Ben DeBar, free If
charge.
The play selected for presentation on the
OCCASION is the Ticket of Leave Man, and he
leading amateurs of our seven dramatic asso-
Citations have volunteered their services and
been cast in the play. That the old St Challes
will be packe there can be no doubt.
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TIE expression Of q nervous woman's face
upon getting into dentists chair is some
thing TINT no man can initiate until he gets a
Letter from his mother-in-Aw sharply inqur-
inR II that room il ready.
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OUR SuHrrypER St. Louis Repubh-
caa. in an article upon our surrender to the
United States forces, says:
The conduct OF the insurgents in yielding
their victory as manly rs their conduct ia
g ming it, The Administration exhibited adj
nairabe discretion in the management OF the
proceedings at New Orleans on Thursday. Ii
merely demanded the surrender Of the in
surRents to the Federal Government, and
tAus spared them the humiliation OF sur
rendesing to Kellogg. They could and did
yield to The national authority they prob
ably would not have yielded to t1e kellogg
usnrpation, even At the comm md Of the NJ
ti0Oal Government
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No political advertisements will be inserted unless
paid for in advance Endorsed by some responsible
party.
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EXPLANATION OF APPROPRIATION pRIzks.
The nine remaining units Of the same ten
the numbers drawing the first three full prizes vi
be entitled TO the twenty-seven Approximiuo
Prizes. For example: If Ticket No. 1916 draw
the first $4,000 prize, those tickets numbere
124l, 1242, 1243, l2il, l245, LAT, 1913 l24
and 1850 will each be entitled to s260. II tickt
No. 81 draws the second $4,000 prize, tho.
tickets numbered 232, 23s, lS4, 2s5, 236, 237, Is
! ) and 30 will each be entitled to S9OC.
ticket No. 40 draws the third $4,000 pris.
those tickets numbered Al, ~, AS. N. 4E
446, Al, 445 and 40 viii be each entitled 70 $40
Whole Ticket s1Os Halves 0S, Qaar.' :.
- 50, Eighths o. Is.
PRIZES PAYABLE IN FULL WITHOUT d
DUCTION.
Orders to be addressed to
LOUISIANA STATE LOTTERY COMPANY,
Lock Box Ca, P.O.
New ORlean.
seno r. .. Aoesv Order. a Reeissa 70,
lostee. Al In
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FOX SALE.
VALUABLE PROPERTIES FOR SALE,

Payable Ill
! CITIZENS BtNK CHECKS OR .CERTIFI-
| Gates AL PAR.
The Citizens Eank offers tor sale the fOOwins.
Valuable Properties for winch Certificates of De-
posts, due not due, or Cheeks On said Bank,
Viii be received III payment, viz
| 1. TWO DLSlRABLE LOTS at the corner Of
Graver and Front streets, running through to
Delta street, next adjoining the store of Messrs.
, Jesse X. Bel 4 Mango.
q ONE LOT On + ront street, between Custom
house and I:enyllle streets, adjoining Messrs. 4.
W. Kodd X Sons. ~ feet by 80
3. HE UNDlVlD D TWO-FIFTHS INTER
EST in that very Valuable Store, known as the
Imperial, at the corner OF Carondelet aud Gravier
i. THE UNIDvIDEi oNE-QuARTER IN
TEREST in the Valuable Store, No. So Union
S. THE COMFORTABLE TWO STORY
DWELLING. No. 3o2 Bayou Road, now occupied
8. THE Il I uNpTvfDtD HALF INTEREST in
two desirable Two-Story Dwellings,, on PoeyfaIre
street, between Foucher and Tchoupitoulas
streets, formerly belonging to Jn9; Crone
Frenchmen street, fronting Washington Square,
double lot Of great depth. lately occupied BY
8. IN COMFORTABLE DWELLING, No.
1874 Rampant street. now occupied by Mr.. j. La
y. THE THkEE-srORY BRICK STORE on
New Levee, No. 296. between North Market and
ST Joseph streets, First District.
| TO- THE LARGE AND COMMODIOUS BRICK
BUILDING on Charities street, between Du-
maine and st. Philip streets. known as the Bou-
il. THAT SPACIOUS AND VERY vALUA-
BILE PROPERTY On.Camp street, at the corner
| of Lafayette Square, known the Florance Ho-
! tel, nut, surlng t9D ninety feet on Camp
| street, by t75) seventy-nve feet front on Lafa-
yette Square, including the vacant lot adjoining.
now under lease to good tenant at the rem OF
s40O0) four thousand dollars per annum.
For further particulars. apply At the CITI-
lens BANK, corner Of Royal and Customh ,use
streets sic It
L>OR SALE-THREE LARGE AND ELEGANT
IL BOOK CA SES made to order lined with cedar
and suitable for Clubs Public Libraries Col eyes
Doctors or Lawyers offices. They will be sold at a
great sacrifice, owing to removal Of owner Apply al
No. by Bou bon street. sll II
Eoh SALE
Small hotel known as the Guenandon House, al
Pass Christian, doing splendid business; in
perfect orter; Will be sold at sacrifice on ac-
count OF the death OF the proprietor. For par
t,cul .rs apply on the premises or 70
A. UtGEORGE,
Is 2tSu* 249 Esp anade street.
NOR SALE-COTTON WAGONS FOB SALE
L low Nine COTTON WAGONS In good Orde,
with AK licenses complete. Inquire It Mississippi
Cotton Press between and IL o. ckDck A. NJ
aUSt lin
EOR SAI.E-SCUTCH PIG IRON, IN LOTT
" suit purchasers BY
J.H. ASHRRID0E 4 CO.
ie96 SUIT l61 Common street
roh sALt
TWO SECONDHAND HT1n COTNON GINS
ChsAu tor Cash. u
J. h. JENHKNA
NM n Uarondalos street.
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LOTTERIES.

. ;; :, : ): : > ] : ! > : : :; , !,
The above drawings are published in all [.
principal papers, and are drawn in pubic, dali
vt the rooms OF the Company.
Witness our hands at New Orleans, Louis,ai
chis 22d day of September. 1874.
II. PERALTA,
ADAM GIFFEN,
Commissioner.
Beware Of Bogus Lotteries. jelt
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LOR RENT-TlE LOWER FLOOR OF STORE
i corner CustoInlouse and D,h sere streets. suit
able for store Offices and CEMENT to Post Once
and Gus ON Housr. Possession given Immediately
STAUFFER, M-ACRl ADI d co,
sl3 I'm II Ca al street
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(Houma) Banner, of the 10Th inst, we learn
that com promise has been effected between
the People party and the Republicans, by
which each of these parties will be entitled to
emo member Of The House OF Represent tives
". H. Keys and E. McCullum, were noml-
mated
The. Banner "a Republican paper) says:
There exists no such thing rs White or
Black leagues in Terrebonne. The blacks and
whites have entered into compromise by
which the rights Of both will be respected,
aud good feeling therefore exists.
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LNOR RENT-THE DE-IRABLY AND WELL
Il located tw -story brick residence, No. 2o7 Pry
tania between Josephine and st: Andrew. Th.
and six fine bedrooms, bathroom attached, will
servants oms; fine yard, cstern, we'll wash house
and ironing room separated from main bull ing Gas
fixtures throughout. For further particulars appl,
to f. CONERY, corner Canal nd Delta SITS. slO I'm
EOR RENT-THE TWOSTORY DWELLING
IL house, No. AGA Baronne street, fitted up with al
the modern improvements, water, gas, etc. For par
tculars apply to p K. MIDDLEM1SS 462 Baronu.
street OF Box l42 Mechanics and Dealers Exchange
ALL
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band of deperadoes robbed the stage
coaches from Hot springs to M"lvern, Arkan,
sas Thursday night. obtaining about $1,000
in money and some gold watches.
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By John G.. Wire.
UNRESEKNED SALE
OF FURNITURE AND HOUSEHOLD EFFECT 8
ON ACCOUNT OF
REMOVAL, AND TO CLOSE CONsIGN MEN1
DY JOHN G. WIRE Auctioneer-On account
ID of removal and to close consignments, will
he sold at antion commencing on
Tuesday, Sept. ~. at 1880 O'clock,
and continued from day to day until disposed
of the entire contents OF the
Auction Mart, No. 1863 Poydras Street.
The stock embraces a large variety Of House.
hold Furniture. Bedding, Stoves, etc.; also
Desks. store Fixtures, etc.
n B.-Parties having goods on storage, as
above. will please come forward and make ar
engagements for it's removal. s22 IT
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room. large yard and garden. Rent as per onth.
Possession October l. Apply to Mrs. KEEN'S corner
| Of Pleasant and Camp streets 81 Wv
L~OR RENI-VHE WE LOCATED THREE
IL story Granite Front Store, No. 60 Magazine
street Possession given the LIST Of October Fol-
particulars apply at and Canal street, corner OF
Delta. SEQ tt
L>OR RENT - THE -FOUR STORY BRICK
y store, 81 Common street, opposite City Hotel
| Gravier street. Two offices Carondel,t street
corner Union, and the wo-stoly frame dwelling $40
Dauphine street now being repaired and painted
Anplv O. HOPKINS. - Union street. Sc
NOR RENT-THE FRONT OFFICE ON THE
l. ground floor Of No 6U Carondelet street; and the
second floor of same building Also, the rear office
on ground floor Of No. s. Caiondelet street Posses
sion given Immediately. Apply to McGEHEE
SNOW DEN & CO. 1871 Gravier street. al,s tt
TlO kENT-PUS> ESSION LIST OCrOBER-THE
i twostory house 3I3 Annunciaton street, contain
ing doubls parlors, dining-room, (rnarble nantes,
pantry kitchen and ironing room, on first floor; six
bed rooms aud bath room on second floor; gas fix
lures complete, and al modern oOnveniences; cars
pass the door every four minutes. Rent low. Apply
between and O'Clock r. NJ, at 3l7 Annunciation
street Fourth District. au23 I'm
LNOR RENT-A TWOSTORY FRAME DWELL.
Il ing, containing sx rooms, kitchen, nd large
yard, in good repair Cars pass within hall iuare
Apply to W. 4. yERLASDER, Il Magazine stree,
ail2i I'm
'I'O PENTHOUSE No. 1874 CANAL SVKEET
i between St ChAIl and CarUndelet stre-ts. II
desirable, upper and lower floors will BIZ rented seps
rately. Apply On the premises. aulA I'm
TNO RENT-fhk WhlI k1EAD WAREHOUSE
from 1st September, 1874. 1t is OF BRICK, two
stories high with sate roof and four lots OF
ground and faces both Fulton and Front streets,
between Julia and Eotre Dame streets. For terms
apply to RANDOLPH, SINGLETON BROWNE,
corner Camp and Natchez strestA jy266
THO RENT - THE THKEE-STORY BhlCK
/ store, with stat roof, corner Grod and Full.
ton streets. running through from Fulton to Front
street, with openings on 6irod. For terms apply to
K Il. BROWNE, corner Camp and Natchez streets,
or WIN. P. FREkET, 30 Camp street iyastf
ITO RENT-THE LOWER FLOOR OF The
i building No. 191 Gravier street. Also, the
lower floor Of No. l95 Gravier. Immedst possession
given Apply 70 AcGEHKE, SNOWUEN vlU-
LETT, 1Sl Gravter street. jy19n
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| NOR RENTED DWELLINGS, FURNISHED
Il and unfurnishe; stores wa,e hou.eS ar Offices
See the :5lst edition o. Rob- NSONS RENT BUl.-
! LErIN lust published. ! or delivery to applicants
| at the Office % and "a Commercial Place s:,3 II
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THO RENT-A LARGE TwOSTORY HOUSE
/ No. 80 Pleasant street, between Constance and
Laurel, containing ten rooms, gas all through, halls
up stairs aud down stairs, wasll-honse and ironi'
Possession October l. Apply to Mrs KEENS, corner
of Pleasant and Camp streets. a 2w
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BY Hoffman, Marks & Co.
OUR LARGE AND UNREGISTERED CREDIT
Sale Of Fall d Winter Goods is postponed
and will take place positively on WEDNESDAY,
the 23d of September, 1874
HOFFMAN, MARKS & co,
$40 % Auctioneers.
EXTENSIVE UNRESRVED CATALOGUE
Credit Sale IF Fail and Winter Dry Goods.
DY HOFFMAN, MARKS Il CO.-Alex. Levy.
ID Auctioneer Salesroom. 3S Chartres street
On WEDNESDAY, Sept. o. 1874, at 10 O'Clock
\. NJ at store No. IS Charities streets (up stairs)
vii be sold
fine and selected stock of Fall and Win ter
Goods, such as Alpacas, Dress Goods Delaines,
French Merlnoes, Cashmeres Veil Bareges,
Swipes, Nainsooks, Lawns, Black Silks, Irish
Linens, Cashmere Cloth, Doe.kins, Jeans, Tow
els, Handkerchefc, Corsts Gloves etc
Tue same will be sold Oh liberal terms 0. credit
Catalogue at SALE sl5
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CITY COUNCIL.

Ths City Council met in regular session at
noon. Hon. L. !. Wilt, Mayor, presiding, and
quorum present.
Under the head of
REPORTS OF COMMITTEES,
the following were submitted
BY the Mayor on behalf of the Committee
of the Whole, report on the petition Of w. +.
Green. for salary Unavorably.
On the petition OF Lawrence Duffy, for re-
endorsement tor loss on city certificate. I'm
hvorabl,.
On the communication Of II. J. Leovy. a
torney for Ch.s. Morgan, relative to q certain
contract alleged to have been made with Nor
gan by the city in 1862 for the sale OF Ger
tain square OF hatture properly, and asking
compliance with it. Unfavoraby.'
Several ordinances of
FINANCIAL
natsre providing tor the expenses Of the
several departments passed, and Orhers We're
offered and went over on its second reading
A re oiution granting permission to the
Crescent City Rowing Club, to erect boat
house was offered by the Administrator Of
Commerce. Passed.
BY resolution adopted, G. W. Henry and
James Mccoy We're granted permission to
erect grst mill in the Fifth District.
The committee of the Whole reported
resolution employing S. !. Du'ant, Esq, to
represent the city in the case Of FuenteS
ct ais VS.. Myra Clark Gaines, now pending be-
fore the Supreme Court.
By resolution, the Administrator OF I'm
provements was authoriz, d to purchase hard
ware, etc, for repairs OF wharves, payment to
be made in wharf improvement bonds
A resolution granting permission to F. A.
Behan to erect a steam-eugine on Front
street, between Enghein and Port streets,
was adopted.
The petition of property owners Of Napoleon
Avenue from Magazine to Tchoupitoulas
streets, was referred to the Administrator OF
Improvements
The petition Of Francois Lacroix, y his
attorney $. Belden, to use money sin the
hands Of the Sheriff to the credit of petitioner"
to lew certificates, etc, with which to pay
portion Of his taxes was rejected.
The petition OF property hol.. RS, adjoining
property conner of Magazine a. d Soniat
streets, for repeal Of PERMISSION granted to
Herman Role to erect there blacksnlthsbop,
was referred to the Administrator of COM
merce.
The petition Of L. J. Highly, President OF
New Orleans Elevator Company, for the pas
sage OF IN ordinance to amend ordinance No
2O22
number of other petitions and commnni-
cations we're received and appropriately re-
ferred, and the Council adjourned.
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1874-09-23

| L>OR SALE-THREE LARGE AND ELEGANT
| l. BOOK CASES made to order, lined with cedar,
| and suitable for Clubs Public Libraries, Col eyes.
Doctors or Lawyers offices. They will be sold at
great sacrifice, owing to removal Vt owner. Apply at
| No. 69 Boui bon street. sIl II
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1874-09-23

LNOR RENI-VHE WE L LOCATED THREE
L story Granite Front Store, No. 60 Magazine
street Possession given on the LIST OF October Fol-
particulars apply at and Canal street, corner OF
Delta sec If