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CHEsArEAKs AND ONO RAILROAD.-Attcl

CHEsArEAKs AND ONO RAlLRoAD.-Attor-
ney-G eneral Daniel was at the United States
courtroom yesterday locking over the record
in the Chesapeake and Ohio Railroad case.
Judge Bond will return to the city next
Monday, and on Tuesday will take. up the
case on the complaint filed on the 9th instant
and the response thereto soon to be made.
Mcssrs. Andrews, Chandler, and Steger
bsye not as yet submitted to the Governor
their statement of their purposes and otj cts
in the proceedings already bad.
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employe OF the Tredegar Wo

Editors Dispatch: Please say that the Mr.
TemDle whose name vas published as one OF
the aisorganizers at the meeting few nights
since is not, MIR. Temple Of the firm OF Car
dozo, Fourqurean s. Co.. as General b. l.
johnson is his first choice for the seeaIe,
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RE0RGANlzATioN OF THE REPUBLICAN CITY
CENTRAL COMMITTEE. meeting Of the
committee held at Fry's Hotel on Wednes-
day, on motion of Josiah Crump, Dir. Gray
was called to the chair and w. Ii. Carter
requested to act as secretary. The following
officers were elected: William II. Trent,
president; William Gray, vicepresident e:
Judge Alfred Morton, secretary; Moses Tay-
lor, treasurer. After which the committee
adjourned to meet on the 10th instant for
further consideration Of party questions.
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REV. DUNCAN MACGREGoR'S LECTURE To-
NIGuT.-Those who desire au evening OF rare
entertainment and profit will remember tha'
Rev. Duncan Macgregor will lecture at the
First Baptist church tonight on " Bunydn
and has Pilgrim" The crowds VINO huns
delighted on his ministry during the paSl
summer will be glad to hear the eloquent
Sco,chman again, and those who were not Sc
fortunate would do we'll to avail themselves
of this oDDOrtunity.
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LADIES, USE READS DUCHESS COLOGNE. It's
the best and cheapest perfume In America. Sold py
druggists and fancy stores generally. POLK MIL
LER & Co., agents,
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OcroBsR It, 1915,

Editors of the Richmond Dispatch:
Gent,emep.-I was at the Independents
y, es,ino Tuesday night merely as spectator,
and NOT as q supporter of the cause. am
conservative, and shall support the nominees
ofmv party 10 the utmost Of my ability.
j. H. TYLER,
emnlo1e Of the Tredegar W0lks.
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THE VIRGINIA RILEY THIsKEY sold by CHRss-
TIAS 6 WHITE has been analysed by Drs- MECsw
and Taylor and recommended IS pure medIcina
beverage. Pricefor two-year DID, t25 per tsa.Ior r.
price for three-year old, "a 90 per gallon.
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LADY BYEoN'S PERSIAN L1LY-"HfTE n moves
Tan. frecklcs, aud beauiii The comp'exoh.t Price
TX cents. POLK MILLER Il Co, agents.
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2ittm1ond 1ispatth.
..oCToBER IS, 1875.

EE THE CIRCULATION OF THE DISPATCH
Is LARGER THAN TIE COMBINED CIRCULA-
TON OF ALL THE OTHER DAILY NEWS
PAPERS OF THE CITY. -.-..
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COMMISSION MERCHANTs.-We solicit your or
dcrs for printing, or call at any time you may
wish to see specimens OBJ ain estimates, feeling
assured that 1t will be TO your advantage.
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THE WEATHER TODAY The probabilities
are tho! ii wiU be ,carmer, cloudy, ana
= ainy.
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EXAMINATION OF TIE PETERSBURG RoAD.
The Examination Committee OF the Rich
mond aud Petersburg railroad will make The
usual annual visit Of inspection tomorrow
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RICHMOND. October IA, 1875

RICHMOND, October IA, 1875.
To Judge ". ". Crump. General Peyton Wise,
Judge John Il. Meredith, Colonel WiiLidm S.
Gilman. Hon. James Mcdonald, and others:
Gentlemen,-Your offer Of complimentary bene-
fit and the Kind terms In which 1t is made, consti-
tute one of the most pleasant episodes in my ardu-
Gus professional life, and rest assured that will
always keep 1t green In my memory.
accept the compm ent In the spirit In which it
is rendered, and beg leave to name FRIDAY EVE
MING as The time and '.FANCHoN" as the play.
With kind regards for you all, and full appre-
citation Of your 1attering testimonial l am very
truly yours, FANNY B. PRICE.
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SAVE MONEY by having your printing done at the
DISPATCH PRISrIsG-HoUsE. GOOD WORK, low
prices, and satisfaction guaranteed Isl.
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READS DUCHESS CoIDGNE-Finestin the world
Trial bottles, a5 cents- POLK MILLER & CO.
agents.
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WE WANT TO IMPRESS on THE MINDS of all oar
readers that they should 20 to DosCHEN's to buy
their boots shoes, trunks, and vasesI 500 and Oil
BROAD street.
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WHITE TEETH AND SWEET BREATH by usioa
Reads Oriental Tooth-Wash. It's splendid, ano
costs but So cents. Sold by POLK MILLER & co.
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vRGALIEU PEARs.-PIzzISI has q fine lot o.
This luscious fruit.
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DISPATCH PRINTlNG-HoUsE.--c' " SURPASSED IA
cilities for the prompt execn1Saa OF I'll Klnos u
rr,n,,n.. Orders oiled promptly md at low prices
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MrseATRL GRAPEs-s very delicious, grape
PIZrfSI has them.
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CALIFORNIA GRAPEs.-LGIers of this irui'
should call At once ut PI2EtSI'S and supply them-
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! FINE SICKLE PKARS-very sweet aaa juicy. &c
| 10 PIZzISIs and get some of them.
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OFFICE OF THE JAMES RIVER AaD)

OFFICE OF THE JAMES RIVER AND)
KAyAwHA COMPANY.
RICHMOND, October 10, 1875.
NOTICE.-The .appual meeting OF the
~ STOCKHOLDERS OF THE JAMES RIVER
Nd KANAWHA COMPANY will be held at this
ofh.e on WEDNESDAY, November Sd, at 10
O'Clock A. N.
BY order Of the Board of Directors
WILLIAM p. MUNFORD.
- atf $500 Snor
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Go TO HERMAN BosCHEN & BRoTHER's to hay
Your shoes or boots made. fl guaranteed.
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PROFESSOR NJ. V. B. FRANCk, G3
LATE OF BALTIMORE, EM
at the request of many citizens !: now in the IN
city TO receive pupils for his .tA
DANCING ACADEMY, All MONTICELLO
HALL.
Grand opening will take place SATURDAY AZ
TERNOON. October l 9th, Ut 3h O'Clock.
PROFESSOR FRANCk can be seen daily at rs.
Ferrandtni's. 613 Broad street, where he wli take
plrasure In giving ful particulars. tfrns. &c. A. .
The Professor will also give private lessons nj lne
Academy, or ut the residence OF pupils "heh re-
quired. ,,,,, -, 1,o1L
er's fine String Band oC lo-oL
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MALAGA GgApEs.-Pzz1N1 has fine lot
them.
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APPOINTMENT OF PROXY.
Fnow all men by these presents. that we, the sub
scribers, bring stockholders in the James River
and kanawha Company, do hereby constitute and
appoint - our true and lawful attorney
and proxy to represent each OF us In all general
meetings of the stoC kholders of said company held
within SIX months from ard after the date hereof
wnen we are not personally present or represented
oy some other proxy, with fun power and auth hority
at such general meetings TO give such vote votes
and 10 DO such other act acts each of us could
give or do as Q member Of the said meetings Ii we
were personally present; and we do hereby ratify
said attorney may lawfully give do for us in pur-
suance of the authority hereby conferred upon him
Witness our hands aud seals this - day Of -,
one thousand, eight hundl ed and --.
- lSEAL.I
oc 15-2aw2w -- lSFAL.1
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MILITARY NOTICES.

A TTENTION, COMPANY G, FIRST A
"A REGIMENT VIRGINIA VOLUNTEERS. q
Assemble ut your armory. corner OF Main and IN
Tenth streets, at = O'Clock FRIDAY EVENING, n
October 18th, In full-dress uniform, armed aud
equipped, FOR drill and for the purpose of receiy-
ing the cross-belts. Every member Is requested
to be present. BY order Of the CAPTAIN.
oc 15-1t* F.J. PARATER.
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The WEATHER YESTERDAY was raw, rainy,
and disagreeable during the forenoon. The
sun set clear, but ut Eight it was cloudy and
threatening.
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WANTED, good COOK. WASHER
!, w and IROSER. Applyto C. L. TODD.
oc 15-eod2ts 507 west Franklin streat
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GRAYS, ATTENTION.-Assem n
" at your armory FRIDAY NIGHTA
next, in undress uniform, for drill. Turn in IN
your accourtments to alter for crossbelts. N
BY order of L. j. BossIEUX, Captain.
s. IRWIN SMITH,
oc 14-2t First Sergeant.
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w COOK. Apply with references at No. IA
south Thira street. JOHN A. COKE.
oc 81 t.
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LOST, sTnAFED. AND FOUND.
49, =FsH
WANTS.

WANTED, q. GOOD AGENT to sell a.
" the coming Slate Fair tse ALBUMS OF
ALL The PRESIDENTS of tha Unitet States
Quick sale and good profit Price. &c. Apptg to T..
Eft ZKl, 1922 Pennsylvania avenue, Washngton,
d. G.. 0c
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w ANrED, TO BORROW FIFTEEN
w HUNDRED DOLLARS. for one year or
two, city property worth II 900, first mortgage
Address MON hY, Dispatch office, city Of Rich.
moad~--.-e- A.StR
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w ANTED. TWO GOOD TINNERs at
w No 304 Broad street,
oc 15.1t* H. GRIMMECI,
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Iange Of Thermometer at the Dispatch office

NcL0Ler Ia. lS7h.
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WANTED, A MALE TEACHER FOR
w LOUISVILLE ACADEMY, capable of
teaching the higher classes in Latin, Greek,
French, Mathematics, aud English. The salary
July 1st. 1876. School 10 open as soon as suta-
be teaclier Is employed. applicant should state
his qualifications and give refer euces Address
TRUSrEES OF LOUISVILLE ACADEMY
0c 6-eod5t Accomac Courthouse Va.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-05-26

Petitions.
The international petitions and com
munications, presented by the Mayor, were
severally referred as follows:
From T. & c. Stanton. asking for an ex-
tension OF time to pay their taxes. To the
committee of the whole.
From President and Secretary of the
Orleans street railroad, asking permits
sion to extend their road, with map accom-
panying. To the Administrator of Com
MERGE.
From r. H. BARLEY, relative to the con-
tract between the city aud w. w. Walker.
To the Administrator of Improvements.
From r. d. Screven for reduction Of as
sessments. To the Administrator of As
sessments.
From NJ. Glaudin, asking payment for
services rendered in November and Deem
Der, 1874. To the Administrator of Public
Accounts.
From w. J. Kelley in relation to disposaI
of the Sickles fund. To the custodian of
the Sickles fund.
The Council then adjourned.
III. HARDY, Secretary.
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AUCTION SALES.
BY Edgar Grima, Assignee.
IL TIE MATTER OF FREDERICK MUNpES,
N EANKRUPTCY-No. 1912.
Dstric, Court o. the United States for the District
Of Louisiana.
DY EDGAR GRIMA, AssIGSkR-puR

DY EDGAR GRINA. ASSIGNkR.-PURsU.
ID ant to al order OF the Hon. W. B. Woods, cir
cult Judge, acting during a vacancy in the office.
OF United States district Judge and rendered il,
the above entitled matter on the first of Nav 1875
will proceed to aell at public all ction on SATUR-
DAY, June 5, 1875. at twelve O'Clock NJ, at the
street, between Canal and Custo streets in
this city. the following described properties free
!. THREE CERTAIN LOTS OF GROUND, situated
in the Fourth Dirtrict CT New Orleans, in the
square bounded by St. Andrew, Freret. Josephine
and Locust streets: designa.ed as lots Nos 81. 30
aud 49, Of SQUARE No. 295, on plan BY c. A. De
ArInas. dated eighth of june. 1867. said lots meas
nre as foUows: Lot No. 81 has 30 feet inches
AZ lines deep the division line of lot No. 80 1877
feet inches lines deep and front on Locust
street. and 80 feet inches rs lines front on st.
Andrew street; lot No. 80 has the same front on
Josephine street as lot No. 81. lao feet
inches =. lines deep on the division line
Of off,. lot NJ a. 30 feet il, inches =; lines
A lines deep on the division line of No. 81; and
lot No. 70 has the same front on Josephine street
division line OF lot No. 49, l4O feet inches q, lines
deep on the line OF lot No. 80 and so feet inches
"a lines front on St. Andrew street; together with
al! the buildings and improvements thereon, end
all the rights, ways, privileges and appurtenances
thereun'O belonging, or in anywise appertaining.
said Frederick Mnndes from the succession of
jacob ). Soils. by three several deeds of sale,
passed before e. LIE Gardeur Jr notary public.
first and twenty-hith of October, 1869.
2. PORTION OF GROUND, in the Fourth Dis
trict OF he city of New Ogieans in the square
bounded by Magnolia Gate MaunseD Philip, Soils
tnow Locns) and First streets. commencing at "a
distance of 81 feet inches from the corner OF
Philip and MagnOlis streets. and at distance
the other eide line OF SIS feet inches from the
corner Of First aud Mag nolia streets measuring
50 feet inches front Magnolia street by =
depth OF 100 feet between parallel lines. Being
part Of larger portion of ground acquired BY
sad =. Mundes by Purchase from John Henderson
and James Hagan, by al act passed before P.
charles CuvellieI formerly notary Lublic III this
city, on the twenty ninth day Of July. 1865. To-
gethec with all the buildings and m provements
thereon, and all the rights ways. privileges and
appurtenances thereuntO belonging or in auywise-
appertaining.
Terms-Cash on the SPOT.
EDGAR GRIMA,
myl2 10 &c e2 5 Assignee Of F. Mundes, Bankrupt.
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CITY ORDINANCES---OFFICIAL.
PUBLISHED BY AUTHORITY.

MAYoKALTy OF NEW ORLEANS. /
City Hall, May H. 1873.
mo. Observation-Disclosures Series.I
WHEREAS, The belief prevails among
delinquent city taxpayers that ordinance
No. 1895, Administration series, entitled
IAN ordinance relative to the payment of
back taxes, inclusive of the year 1873" and
which expires on the first day of June, 1875,
will be extended beyond that period; and
Whereas, 1t is in the interest Of said class
of tax delinquents that they should be un.
deceived, in order that they may avail them
selves of the liberal provisions Of said Ordi-
nance, by which they are enabled to pay
their taxes at onehalf or less on the original
assessment;
Resolred, That the Council hereby re-
affirms the declaration contained in said
ordinance, to wit: That, under no circum-
stances, will the terms of this ordinance be
extended beyond the period fixed, and all
taxes unpaid on the first day of June, 1875,
will be payable in cash exclusively.
Res0lred further, That the Mayor cause
tins resolution. together with ordinance No.
1905, to be published in conspicuous place
in all the city daily papers until the thirty
first of May instant
Adopted by the Council of the city of
New Orleans, May II, 1875.
CHARLES j. LEEDS, Mayor.
A true copy:
j. II. HARDY. Secretary.
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School EndOWments.

The report of the secretary of the BoarG
1874, includes, as published, picture of ar
elegant school building built with money
donated by Charles Morgan, Esq, and
speaks of bronze statues Of the donor and
President Pierson to be erected on the
grounds at great expense. Of this gift, the
last issue of Ha,per's Weekly says:
Charles Morgan, Esq, whose munifcence
to his native town OF Clinton, Connecticut,
in founding and endOwing the Morgan
School, is well known, has added to his
generosity by giving fine large house,
with barn, out-hOuses, shade trees, and two
acres of ground, for parsonage, and $1,000
toward building church. The Morgan
School and endowment cost about $3.50 900.
1t is one of the most tiourishiDg institutions
in New England, having some three hun
dred scholars. and corps OF professors and
teachers of the highest order.
This encourages us to believe that Mr..
Morgan may yet do something for the bene-
fit OF the rising generation of Louisiana. 1t
can not be denied that the necessities of
this State are as great as those Of Connec-
ticut, and Mr.. Morgan's business interests
arc very eAt6uSlNo utT6 dUu nave Dttu lOr
many years. The South is deeply grateful
to Mr.. Peabody, of Massachusetts, for his
prince]y gifts in the establishment Of
schools, and this State is prepared to do as
much honor to Mr.. Morgan when he shall
evince as great an interest in our well
fare. A fine high school building in
New Orleans would prove a lasting monu-
ment to any man who would erect it, and
we should be as grateful as Clinton, Con-
necticut. Because our city fathers, before
the war, squandered the immense school
fund left by the eccentric McDonogb, lib
orally disposed. gentlemen can not argue
that such waste will be repeated, and we
trust that it would not A college might
be established under Mr.. Morgan's own
supervision while living, nor left to trustees
to squabble over after his death; he could
then make sure mis- funds would not be
misapplied by any tombola enterprise. A
millionaire can not more worthily apply
money he does not need than in endowing
institutions of learning for the children of
people who are ready to honor him, and it
is possible that Morgan schoolhouse may
get be built in this city.
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city, one.half in cash and one.half in

by city, one-half in cash and one.half in
scrip.
Be it further ordained. That by the word
"scrip," as used in this ordinance, is meant
registered judgments, certificates of appro-
priation, tax warrants, city money. jury
certificates, coroners' certificates, tax excess
certificates, claims provided aor by ordi-
nance, to 1874 inclusive, with right Of trans
fer.
Be it further ordained, That under no
circumstances will the terms Of this ord-
nance be extended beyond the period fixed,
and all taxes unpaid on the first day of
June, 1875, will be paid in cash, exclusively.
Be it further ordained, That ordinance
No. 1925, Administration series, adopted
April 81, 1874, and ordinance No. 29l5, Adj
ministratiOn series, adopted December %,
1874. be and the same are hereby repealed.
Adopted by the Council of the city OF
New Orleans, February Is. 1875.
CHARLES j. LEEDS, Mayor.
A true copy:
J. H. HARDY. Secretary.
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SHERIFF'S SAFES.
Mercliants' Mutual Insurance Co,uDau
Va. nI.eceaaioo Of SUI auiLa MicnaI deceased

MercIiants' Mutual Insurance Company
Vs. succession Of SulaLnite Micnel, deceased.
TTFrH DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PARISH OF
Il Orleans, No. 5.32-By virtue of writ of seia.
uie and sale directed by the honorable the Fifth
District Court tor the parish OF Orleans, in the
above EMIT ed cause, to W. r Harper, late sheriff.
and Dy said late sheriff to TIA 1sfe rred, will
pt0cre ed to sell at public auction at the Mere bans
and Auctioneers' * shange, Royal street, between
Cana and CustomhOuse streets. in ne Second Dis
trict o! this city, On SATURDAY June rs, 1875, at
twelve O'clock IL. tie following described prop
eIty, D wit
LOT OF GROUND, situated in the Third Dis
trict OF this city. designated lot number six of
square number seven, bounded by Columbus,
keTerec, Claiborne and Robertson streets IN easur-
ing, American measure, hftv feet front on Column
bus street, by depth OF one hundred and fifty
seven feet i've inches four lines per plan drawn
by +. Surgi, surveyor, the tenth of April l849,
and deposit ID in the office of @. Cour5e Ladreyere
ate a notary public in this city; togeth sr with All
the buildings and improvements thereon. Being
he same property acquired by defenda herein
by purchase from Victor BENT. per act passed
before Amadee Ducatel. notary pablo In this
Gil and dat ed June l5 1860.
Ne 5rd in he above suit.
Tefms-Cash on the spot.
EUGENE WAGCfAMAN
Civil Sheriff Of the Parish Of Orleans
yny25 jp6 10 rs
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By Il. -. e B. ]. Montgomery.
r NJ. & B. J. MONTGOMERY.

GENERAL AUCTIONEERS
AND DEALERS In NEW FURNITURE.
Once Armory Hall. No. 81 Camp Street.
Tri.weekly sales of every description Of house
bold furniture. Mirrors Pianos, Carpets, Mattresses
etc, on TUESDAYS. THURSDAYS and SATUR.
DAYS, at Auction Room, No. 80 Camp street, com
mencing at ii A. N.
Semi Weekly sales of Horses Mules Buggies
Carriages, etc, at Sales stables, No. 20 Baronre
street near Gravier, on WEDNESDAYS and SAT.
URDAYS, commencing at II A. N.
Out door sales Of every description promptly At
tended to.
Special attention paid to the sales Of real estate
and stocks
Always on hand the largest stock of New Furpt
ture Of every variety TO be found in the city, at
their show rooms, ArmOry Han, No 81 Camp street
kind in the South. they solicit portion Of ths
public patronage, both In their line e suctiouser1
ana dealers IN furniture. iAl ~
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}. II. HARDY. Secretary.
MAYoRALTY OF NEW ORLEANS, I

MAYORALTY OF NEW ORLEANS,
City Hail. February II, 1875.
No. Observation-Disclosures Series.
An ordinance relative to the payment of
back taxes inclusive of the year 1873.
Be it ordained, That until the first day of
June, 1875. payment of city taxes may be
made as folio VS.:
Taxes of 1860 to 1870 inclusive, entirely in
scrip, including interest on tax bills, and
costs advanced by city.
Taxes of 1871, entirely in scrip. and for
interest bn tax bills and costs advanced by
city, one-half in cash, balance in scrip.
Taxes Of 1873. fifty cents per 500 in cash;
;n,araee ~ nv p h;,,s "a ~ cos,a dx .