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OF communication for the general puDIlcr
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Mhnt thC pNnnIn Sn,

We, the undersigned citizens of Dallas.
having used nr. CulcmanS ConcentratrI
White sulphur Springs Water. for onr mr.
more of the following diseases, VIZ, ChrOnir
Constipation, Sick and Nervous lleadach, :.
Neuralgia or Nervous Debility, and i'm rvr,,,
instance have received speedy relief, ana in
cases OF Chronic Constipation, u pprmnncni
sure. Asncommon purgative in all IiSrns
cts, we have never used II medicine so mn
railing IN It's eject and at the same time IN
pleasant In its action, being entirely frrc
Ton amy nausea, gripping, or even uurleas.
ahtness. We hnJ,by using IL regularly that
we can reduce the dose gradually until one.
halt ol the usual quantity will he as effective
ms the full dose.
Knowing the merits OF this valuable pre-.
paration, we can recommend II i'm nm mn.
qualified manner, 10 the suffering every.
where, W. A. ROBINSON,
g. X. MERIWETIIER,
7. 4 CLARK,
W.J, DUFFEY,
II. NJ. FLOOD,
q. V. VAUGHN,
:. u. BROWN,
ALFRED KENT,
A. MARSHALL,
\. b. HAZER,
W. &. SICKLE9,
II. THlERMAN,
HlNdWVm AND MANY OTHERS.
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j. NJ. Hayes Attorney at Law, gOl Com
murCu street south of Courthouse, Dallas,
roxns, Special attention paid TO land
claims aprlti
Hunt ~ Smith, Office IN Post once block,
northeast corner Public square. leb25du
W. S. Oldham, onico in Mitchie's building,
opposite the LUGr0nd hotel, Main street
iHnlidu
John NJ. StemmOnS, Attorney At Law, No.
gOj North side Public square, upstairs.
nrllN-nlI
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RgrunLicAN papers suggest that tn"
darkey's description of his coon trap
fits the st. Louis platform uncommonIy
well. ITS got spring at botf ends,
and can ltotch de coon a-gwinc or
a.comin'
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". ". LSIE.
REAL ESTATE AGENTS
FOR - AIIsi:.

Improved ma unimproyeh property In
every quarter of the city; also, farms and
farming lands IN Dallas and other counties
of Texas.
Orrcnt-Dwcllings and business houses IN
the city of Dallus. special attention paid to
nbstractiug ana prrtcctnE titles and ostub-
fishing land claims; also, 10 the collecting OF
rents, notes and accounts, by
". +. LlrE,t co.,
Real Estate Agents, No. 100 Damar street.
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MISCELLANEOUS.
TRUSTEES SALE.

I'm uprsuauCe 10 the terms Of Il decd Of
trust made by W. h. Jackson and wire, To
secure A MctHlqr IN the payment Of
promlsOry note for The sum Of one thousand
dollars, dated Junuury q, 1876 recorded In
book n, pages I!.iI, Dallas county + cords,
and AT the request Of A. MriIICr, VIII ON
the mn day Of August next between the
hours OF III O'Clock u, m, n1td o'clock y. m.t
gcIl 10 the hiEn,st bidder Tor ruSl IN hand,
nj the COu; thOuSo door, la the city ana cOuu-
Is of Dallas, TcXu., the following renl ana
prrsunal property, tO.wll; A certain piece of
land Atinted on Duck Crcnk, IN Dallas
county, 1cXus, IL being lot No. ., out OF east
halfOl section -, being part Of the estate
II SuSrn Keen, duCcHScd, nlRo, another tract
In said county and state, ON the waters Of
puck Creek, about l3 miles NJ, 30
~ from tho city OF Dnl AZ, being pant Of
$40 ncrcs putcutcd to A. NJ. Keen, and begin
uingnt j, W. KocmH \. r.. corner OF the W.
hnli Of Mid section 70. Thence \. a31 vs. II
stake. Thence n. $50 Tvs, n stake. Thence =.
~ w stake in ANAL prairie. Thence W.
D5O.I w to beginning both said tracts to-
gcther containing eighty acres Of land, to-
gcthrr with all the improvements thereon,
Including CERTAIN steam grist mil, TO-
grther with All the engines, burrs, mud Other
machinery In any manner belonging there
to, ana also including a stulp-huusr, and
thr entire stock OF goods, wares nnd mcI-
phnndIHC, also, two Norrtl horses, ~ hands
high and "A Studihukrr wHpOn,
j, a. EBlEN, Trustee.
luly Is, 1875 lylO"d3wrd
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NATIONAL LINE OF STEAMERS,

Consisting of twelve five large steamships,
one of tho best aud certainly the cheapest
line plying between New York, Great Brit.
ain aud Europe. StccrUGc and cabin, with
railroads Tickets, either way, from ana Ia
Dallas, or round nip tickets, good for one
year, lOr sHlO by the undersigned For pHI.
ticulHrS, and to see plan Of theNtonmels' cab
ins, call at our Once No, lU3 Lamar street.
inn2idtT W, T. Lyle CO., Agents
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TnR st. Louis RpuJlicm' is pouring
editorial hot shot into the NJ, H. ~ !,
road for discriminating against st, Louis
on freights to Texas.
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wanted

gentleman ana lady, or two Single gen
tlpmru can get nice room and board WIN
u nice prlyab family with no children, Adj
dress u, W, lipShall, Dallus, Texas,
iyga.W
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Ayoung German 30 years Of nge, being nc
quaintud with the grocery trade ana boON'
Sccping, wishes Il situation, or would take
Interest with $500 or buy any kind Of bust
ness Address, *. d. THIS Office. JyH2i
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,r,,o ucbcIIion of me stomach.

The stomach obstinatelS rebels against all
cnorls 10 make II digest supornbnndan or
indigrsllble food, VIXEN ne OF dyspepsia
has been brought on by Oyer-indulgence IN
the pleasures Of the table, Orany other cause,
the invalid can obtain from llosietlcrS
stomach Bitters prompter and more com
pIete relief than from any other source
This admirable specific not only renders di'
goston nctvc, but regulates tie secretion
and distribution OF the bile, rc-eSiablsheS "a
rrgunr habit Of body when cOstlycness cX-
isuj, restores the appetite, sooLh"s ana lnYiS-
crates the nerves, and, II taken before ielir'
mp, facilitates sleep, Under these happy
conditions the dyspcptlc or bilious subject
regnns lost flesh, his spirit receiver their
elasticity, nnd all the vnrlpus aud hnrasslng
bodily and mental symptoms Of chronic
indigestion disappear.
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MMniod.

lourncyman barber ono who is good
workman, of good sober, steady hHbilS,
Stcndy employment given 30 good man,
and good Wngcs given. A white man prefer
ed. Apply 10 james Murphy Post Barber
Font GrlillLn, Texas. Jy2I
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Senators Edwards, Pncr and Ball are
indcutigablc in thoir efforts Tor the
Texas and Pacific Railroad bill Aus
tim Statesman.
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DALLAS. TEX AS.
.-.
WEDNESDAY MORNING 500; JULY H.


Parties leaving the city for the sum
mer can have THE DAILY Herald
mailed to any point for one q Lar Il
month-in advance. I'D.
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A house Of six rooms on Jefferson street
below the square. Apply 10 Jho. Tension,
lygJ
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STATE NEWS.

Texas people are palron1inH the Gem
tcmial very literally,
Belle loyd the famous Confederate
spy, is lccturing in the State
Waco has Il saddlcr named j. Christ
and yet they are not satisfied,
Leon county has new papcr-thc
Cabinet published at Jewctt
The Brcnhm people have voted in
favor of a tax for free schools,
The table lands of McCulloch county
are unsurpassed for stock raising
The Head Light is the name of new
paper just started at Round Rock
The new town of Purkcrsyllc in
Brown county il improving rapidly
Quite II number of prairie dogs have
lately cnipatcd to San Saba county
The potato and pea crop will bc larger
in Texas this year than ever known be
fore.
The cotton worms have made their
appearance near lIcmpstcOd in Waller
county.
j. NJ. Blount of Denton county. has
a beet of this years crop weighing 33
pounds,
There will be the largest yield orcorn
and cotton in Harrison ever known in
the county,
The Decatur Tribune flies the name
of j. W, Throckmorton for Congress at
its masthead
New corn will be gathered and sold
within the next month in various por.
tions OF the state.
Texas can feed, during the next
twelve months double the amount of
her present population,
Rev Mr.. KiunNrd sends in a cabbage
stalk of the branch variety, supporting
no less than seven well developed cab.
hage hcads--onc stalk producing mess
for everyday in the week,
The following parties have been ap-
pointed notarics public for Wise county.
w II Bullock, q, Salmon, IT. y. Don.
% r,,,,,. ,v' W." i'' i, -" ~ ""'"o'' IT, =
'"'s"'o'' '' d. 'o'o "''" " h'SN'P'
. .,i, l'''sLapn in'r' Is a pros
l"v' '""' So','o VI inc mines OF IeNaS
w''' SOON ,. o' "SN'loPr" Arrangements
,'Nv "'''' ''''''' WV" " western 'nlhing
company 10 op'n ana work m'nc IN
, ,.'',' COUNTY, "''o II Is expected that
"o'" S"o'' "'s'"'
Decatur Tribune: We have been
shown u specimen of red and white
clover, grown by IT, G. Furguson near
this place, which equals ANYTHING of
the kind we ever saw in any of the
States farther North. Mr. Frrguson
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In adellghtml part Of thccity, four rooms,
cOmmOdiOus yaId and best water m the
town, right NJ the door, Address, G, n. W.
Herald Office, Jy2l
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old papers for snlG nj This Office In quaint
ties 10 suit, at 81 II hundred, JyDli
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A man should hayn but ono fond VIC
Rat one true friend 10 hluss his litci
And cheer him IN tao hOue Of DEATH
But one tooth.wnsh to purge his bitrlh
And Glenn his toeth-nnd this last want
Is well supplied IN sOHODONT.
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Mrssns. FLooD ~ O BnlEN, the bonanza
kings, have been defeated in their cI-
forts to gain control Of the Savage mine,
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Old papers for sale ut Tho Herald Office
VI per hundred.
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wanted.


A young printer wants Il situation ia hal
las or any other town. Address Joseph
Gladey, DALLAS.
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Ferry Bros. NOi Main street, manufactur
Cream. may6-2t
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Old papers for sale at this office, IN quasu-
Ties TO suit, at 81 Il hundred JyJ-u
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continuation Locn Snrc
ola Papers.

IlNllsputeat, cheap. Apply to e, b., Her
aid office. maylO-tt
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Plans and specifications for public and pri-
Vnte buildings furnished at shortest notice.
Snnp ana Office opposite the City Mills. Post
mRrlliGm
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-01-20
MAyoRALTY OF NEW ORLEANS,
CITY Hall, January 10, 1876.
}. Observation-Disclosures Series.

mo. 3365-Administratio Series.
WHEREAS, The Mayor and Council have
learned with pleasure that his Majesty Dom
Pedro H.. Emperor of Brazil, intends to
visit the United States for the purpose OF
attending the approaching centennial ami,
yersary of American independence, and
also to observe the political, Industrial and
social condition Of the country; and
Whereas, 1t will be of especial importance
to each of these objects that his majesty
shall have the utmost facilities for observ-
;ng the condition and capacity OF the South
ern seaports, plantations and people; there
fore,
Resolrea, That his majesty, the Emperor
of Brazil is hereby cordially invited to Sc
lect New Orleans as his point OF arrival IN
the United States. and that this Council
tender him, through his majesty's minister
at Washington assurance OF the most cor
dial disposition to contribute to the pur-
poses of his visit, and to the adoption OF
favorable impressions as to the industrial
prosperity, order and amity OF the people
whom this Council represent, as well as the
whole people of the Mississippi valley.
Resolred, That the Secretary communicate
these resolutions to his majesty the EN-
peror of Brazil through the hands OF his
minister at Washington, in order that they
may 20 forward in time to induce his
majesty TO adopt this port and city as the
point Of arrival in the United States.
Adopted by the Council Of the city OF
New Orleans, January 18, 1876.
CHARLES j. LEEDS, Mayor.
A true copy:
III, HARDY, Secretary.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-01-20
nav ORLEANS REPUBLICAN, THURSDAY JANUARY 90 1876

dends, before which the profits of the "big
bonanza" pale and seem insignificant. An
other source of wOaderment ie, that while
science is assisting in every other direction,
it lends no aid to those engaged in the man
ufacture of gas. At least such is the infer
ence. for year after year Witnesses deto.
ration in the quality of gas furnished
throughout the country. Certainly no Wis
ihla imnroyement has been made for long
period.
1t is presumably this great tendency
toward the enigmatical, possessed by
everything and every body having ything
to do with furnishing gas that Is driving
the inhabitants of many cities to the use of
coal oil, which they find in many respects
an equal, if not superior illumination to
carbon gas. What It lacks in quality 1t
makes up in another way. The most lgacr-
ant and least expert man at figures can
easily understand what gallon OF Oil IS,
and be generally knows also that when his
lamps have consumed that quantity, that
four quarts Of oil have been burned, for
which he has paid the current price de-
manded for that article, and no more. The
American people are emiLently practical IN
their character, or if they once get an idea
that they are imposed upon they speedily
endeavor to bring heimposition to stop.
This is what they are doing in Brooklyn,
where the gas monopolies have ruled with
high hand for long time, and the exam
pie of the Brooklynites will be initiated in
other cities where the people have been
compelled to submit to the extOrtlOns and
indifference of soulless organizations. -
Uashinqton Chronicle.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-01-20
A Dictionary Wanted.

A Chicago woman who had been reading
about the whisky frauds in the paper
turned to her husband last evening, and
inquired:
MY dear, what do the papers mean by
SAYING that man has 'sqnealedE"
"Why," replied the man, lottliy, they
mean that some member of the ring has
'peached' on the rest"
..Peached On the rest'' exclaimed the
wife; now what does tina. meant
why i. means that ha's-he's 'blowed
on EN-"
sBlowd on them!"
Eyes: YOU see, he's given EN- away
"Given them away?'
"Whv. of course-iummi'! Can't you
understand anything9 Do you think I'm
an unabridged dictionary" continued the
husband, impatientiy. 1T means hes
he's let out on 'em'-'gone back on his
pals'-'souealed'-you know"
The woman did not seem quito sa tlshed
with the mans lucid explanation; but, not
wishing to appear ignorant in her husband
eyes. she remarked, ''Ah, yes; l see" and
forebora further qnestionlng.-Ch tcayo
ioJf
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-01-20
lsnA M0nQpOlfcs.

1t seems that gas is the only commodity
offered for sale which the purchaser, no
matter how large his experience in buying,
has no guarantee that he is getting what
he pays for. This is probably owing 10 the
character of the article in question, for the
qualities of SO subtle fluid as gas can
hardly be supposed familiar to every house
keeper Neither can the man Of ordinary
apprehension fathom the mysteries of the
machine which registers the quantity OF the
illuminator consumed on his premises. Inc
figures on the dials possess to the average
mind all of the impenetrabIlity of hero
glyphics, and it is venturesome expert
mentalist indeed who dares to investigate
for himself the workings of these extraor-
binary mathematical automatons.
But so much has been written concerning
the pecularities of the gas meter, and con:
sumers have INDUCED in such prOtracted
grumble at it's unsatisfactory records, that
one might almost expect so very lntelllgent
machine to cry out against being abused
thus roundly, and plead an excuse that 1t
was Oftener misunderstood than otherwise
BY those whose duty it is to decipher it's
chroniclngs. If such an apology we're ad-
vanced lover of fair play would naturally
wish to give the meters a he airing in order
that he might fully comprehend why they
should record as diligently during the
months when the family is out OF town and
no lights burning, az in the other seasons
when the presence of the household necessl-
tates the consumption of gas in every room
in the building.
There are other vagaries INDUCED in by
the meters which are scarcely discernible by
the dim light Of the gas furnished by most
of the companies in this glorious Union.
BY q species of institution for eupassing in
stinct, and almost superior to human percep-
| ton, these inanimate machines seem to
know when the price Of gas is reduced, and
at once perform their junction of helping to
swell the profits OF the monopoly for which
| they toll by Immediately bending all their
energies to the work of registering twice
| the quantity of feet really consumed. And
| thus the economical housekeeper is deluded
| into the belief that he is getting cheaper
| gas; that is, if an over-critical disposition
does not prompt him to institute compar
ison with previous bills, which would dis
| close to him the marvellous fact that the
thing was about as broad as long.
| But apart from the mysteries OF the gai
meter, which must always remain pas
finding out, there are other things about the
manufacture and supply of the illuminating
| agent in such general use in this country
which must always excite surprise, and for
ever be an enigma to the public. The ny
dra- headed monster will never cease won
dering, that while every other commodity
10 decreasing in price, gas remalns steady
and THE, too, in the face Of the fact thu
the companies are earning enormous div
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-01-20
PROPOSALS FOR COAL.

DEPARTMENT OF WArERwORKs)
and Public Bulldogs. :
New Orleans January II, 1896
OEALEp PROPOSALS WILL BE RECEIVED AT
y this Office until SATURDAY, January ~, 1876.
at twelve O'Clock NJ, for furnishing to the city two
fatboat loads of Pittsburg coal, to be delivered
within the Waterwarks inclosure at such points
as may be designated.
Bids are to be made at so much per barrel.
All parties making. proposals for this contract
are required to deposit with the Administrator OF
Finance the sum Of $780, previous to naturalization.
as evidence Of their intention to abide by the same
which shall be forfeited to the city in case OF TO-
fusal to sign the contract.
Bidders to whom the contract is not awarded
shall have the amount Of their deposits returned
on the day of adjudication.
No bid will be entertained unless the certlhcAte
of the Administrator OF Finance accompany the
same. ,
The city reserves tho right to reject any and al
bids.
Proposals to be Endorsed proposals. for coal.
Amounts Of barrels to be determined ~ gauge
measurement.
iali I'd LION BERTOLI administrator.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-01-20

MAYoRALrY OF NEW ORLEANS,
City Hall, January 10, 1876. }
mo. 336O-Administration Series.
Resoleed, That the Board Of Administra-
tors of the city of New Orleans accept the
services of Messrs. Macon. Ellison Il Co.,
in accordance with their communication OF
December II, 1873,
Adopted by the Council OF the city OF
New Orleans. January Is. 1876
CHARLES J. LEEDS, Mayor.
A true copy:
j. III. HARDY. Secretary.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-01-20
NAyoRALTY OF NEW ORLEANS, I
City Hall, January 10, 1876. J

MAyoRALTY OF NEW ORLEANS
City Hall, January 10, 1876.
mo. 336l-Administration Series.
Resolred, That the Administrator OF
Water Works and Public Buildings be and
he is hereby authorized to cause to be erected
= tireplug at the Ninth Street Market, tor
flushing and other purposes.
Adopted by the Council OF the city OF
New Orleans, January ls, lSt.
CHARLES j. LEEDS, Mayor.
a true copy:
J. II. HARDY. Secretary.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-01-20
AUCTION SALES THIS DAY.

pyH. NJ. Il B. J. MONTGOMERY. at ii O'clock,
8. No. 60 Camp street, assortment Of new and
.ecord hand furniture. etc. At ii, 2ls and
o'clock, at No, 100 Canal street, fine arts.
Ry PLACIDE J. SPEAR, at u o'clock. at Mer-
chants and Auctioneers Exchange, lot with
buildings on Washington avenue, between Sec
opd and Third streets; same on Orleans, be.
tween Prieur and johnson streets; the square
bounded by Union, Frenchmen. Pelopidas
ard Livingston streets; four lots in square
bounded by Onzags Dorgenois snd Atadie
streets ard Rousselin alley; two ios with
buildings on johnson, between Laharpe and
Lapeyrouse streets; two lots with buildings on
Second, between Pry tanis and st. Charles
ctreets
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-01-20
MAYoHALTY OF NEW ORLEANS,
City Hall, January l9, 1876.

no 3363-Admlnistration Series
Resolred. That on accouu. Of erroneous
assessment, the Administrator OF Pubhc
Accounts be- and IS hereby authorized to re-
duce the assessment for the year Is. !, TAX
of 1875. on real estate belonging to Martin
Cash. in square No. $50. second assessment
district, from $500 20 $1,000; tax bill No
1886.
Adopted by the Council of the city OF
New Orleans, January lS, 1876.
CHARLES j. LEEDS, Mayor.
A true copy:
!. II. HARDY, Secretary.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-01-20
CITY ORDlNANCES--CFFICIAL.
PUBLISHED BY AUTHORITY.

NAYoRALrY OF NEW ORLEANS.
City Hail. January l9, 1876. }
mo. 3359-AdministratiOn Series.
Resolsed, That permission be and is
hereby granted to the Hope Rowing Club,
to erect a two-story building on the same
site Of their boathouse, revocabie at the
pleasure of the Council
Adopted by the Council OF the city OF
New orleans, January Is. 1876.
CHARLES j. LEEDS, Mayor.
A'true copy:
J. H. HARDY. Secretary.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-01-20
MAyoRALrY OF NEW ORLEANS, !
City Hall, January l9, 1876.
36i-Administration Series

mo. Standardization Series.l
Be it ordained, That in all cases where
pronrosais for the exchange of bonds have
been received and rejected, bids shall again
be invited either before or after the DIS.
tribution of premiums, for exchange OF
bonds or for cash as the case may be, and
all such subsequent offers r9ay include the
undrayu premium bonds on the same foot
ing as any other bond.
Be it further ordained. That the commits
sioners OF the consolidated debt be and are
hereby instructed to advertise for sealed
proposals for the sale to the city Of $3oo,O0O
of old and premiums bonds.
Adopted by the Council of the city OF
New Orleans, January Is, 1876.
CHARLES j. LEEDS, Mayor.
A true copy:
+. H. HARDY, Secretary.