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The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1876-04-26
YOUNG n1Eg4

swho may be suffering from the effect o.
EyoutLful foliies or lBdiscreticn, VIII q
syeIl 70 avail themselves II this. the great
H,.st boon ever laid ~ the altar % suffering
humanity. DK. SriSNEE VIII guataii-
4 a. to forfeit $500 for evegg ease OF sViuillai
t9eaknei :. or private disease Of any kina q
s.bafacter which he undertakes end ihlsl
q care. lie would therefore say 10 he mn
4 oftuaate sufferer " h0 may reai TINS NOTES, (
4 hat On are trcading On danger as gi"nnd
whom you longer decay !n seeking tue pte-I
ser remedy fJI your complaint. on nis5 ~
u the fast stage; rememh you are ~
reaching the last. II you are bora' fuhl
/ mon the lass and are suffering some q ~
I Il its in effects remember thai II You per
lst in procrastination. the time must epnH
Ashen tie most skilihd physician can zen.
!. Ter Won no assistance. when the or =
lopc viii bs closed against yoni wheh ~
L mel Of mercy can bring you reiieI. IN ~
are has the Doctor failed OF success. iheh
Il not despair work upon your iinagiiiatlo'.n,
,ut avail Yourself u the beneficial resul's
1 I his treatment before your case Is p'y"n
1 he reach Of medical skill, or before GIN
Heath hufriee you To "a premature sfAee
Hrull course Of treatment s2S. Sem uiou1i
Eby Post Office order or Express Win 1"i'
description of case.
i Call, or address.
on. A. ID. sPINNEY.
Ne. IL Kearney street. San Franciscs'
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The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1876-04-26

TO al who are snfferina from the ervors
and indiscretions Of youth nervous weakness
early decay, loss Of manhood. &c. | will senG
= req that VIII cure yon, FIRE. or
CHARGE. This great remedy was disaaro,ai,
by missionary in South America sana =
sef-addressed envelope to the REV. Jessp,
i. INNAN, Station b. Bible House. New
York City. ross CIV ne"
, 1876-09-30

Coon JoKE.-Mr. Green Patton, who came
over from Pioneer the other day, told Us that
the way il was discovered there that VIII
hams, the so-oa!!ed deaf mute magician, was
not deaf and dumb, was "a follows; \ gen
tleIuan occupying Il led a the hotel was
awakened during the night by some one yell
ing, talking, singing, cursiug and ripping
things generally, which disturbance was kept
up fUr some time. Curious TO know who had
thus broken his slumbers, at en early hour
the following morning he repaired TO the
room whence the noises had proceeded, and
there found but single bed, npon which re-
posed none other but the celebrated deaf mute
magician. Doubling his own senses be finally
ter was real or assumed, 50 he sung ont
in a tolerably loud voice: I" Breakias' time
Arise. my friend. and take your morning
bitters ~ Don't care if l do!'' responded
the deaf mute, throwing aside the covering
and Swinging out into the middle Of the floor.
This experiment broke the charm, Tor the
Door man who could neither hear nor talk,
was fairly betrayed into an exposure Of his
deception, and from that time on seard as
good and talked as loud as any bOdy. II
se-ms that the day previoas he had been bet
,;pg high and drinking heavily, and going
70 he'd pretty we'll ginned up feverish in
a,,;n,finp loosar,,c.ll his tongue and made him
-9rrv for himself iu the manner ab,Ye des-
crihsd--IGto BOrld,
, 1876-09-30

li-ve q st. when left 70 themselves, they VIII
well know bow to enforce Just laws. and 20
secure the rights Of the huraule>t Ot their fcl-
low citizens.
In Mr.. Tilden ! am confident that We have
a candidate possessing all the requisites that
the exigencies II The lines DEMAND. In
long career he hH~ given the sure-t proofs Of
ability and integrity. Il is very easy thing
to preach rrform TO an opponent. but v,fy
different affair 70 carry Il out IN one own
party.
This Mr.. Tildeu has had the rare courage
aud ability 10 do. Against yrrat obstacles
he eomm-nc-d and carried through the her
culean task Of h-htinS corruption and IUrsu-
ing the piunae.sfs IN his own party, aud II
/ almost sups'aous - say that the courage,
energy, un'iring perseverance,, and acumen
he displayed IN those memorable contests
proves hat BE- PlSs,SSss in 3 most eminent
dp.'ree he qualities % much needed in our
chief magistrate in the present crisis Of our
afairs-
In regard to all questions Of finance and
reform. We have the sure criterion ct bis past
to enable Us to form positive couvictions as TO
hiS future
II his hands may be safely left the task OF
awarding liberal Justice 10 the Scu,h. while
j.ilou>ly guarding the rights Of the North,
and the is>UeS decided by the great struggle
ended | irus' and believe forever.
When elected believe that he will enter
upon the duties Of his high Office with the
single puprs, Of s-rvinS his country faith
fully. and with n lower ambition than hat
OF drvo ing every ta.ul y TO The glorious task
of rendering Ike a'ieh prosperous at home,
hOnDrri and respected abroad | would Ike
to spp-al 10 those who in civil lite have hen
ored me wih their friendship aud support,
and especially and most earnestly 10 rhuse
men 10 whom never appealed in yain-my
comrades o. the War-aEd to ak them To
stand once mon. with me Ia our cUuutrY's
cause, In 4 c vii contest now, a. formerly IN Il
d"adH-r s'sussl-. aud support to the utter
most the elcc ION Of Mr. Tlllen 10 the Pres
Ii-ncY.
| believe that the issues BOW AZ stake are
~imilrr Ia those Tor which We fought-the
honor and well-beins If the usrIgu. am
very truly yours, GEO B. Mcclellan.
, 1876-09-30

DFATH By SHooTING.-Mr. r. HeuSchke!
left Rocky bar by Monday morning 3 stage,
and brings the sad news OF the accidental
shooting Of Frank Straus, of Red Warrior,
by bis partner, Henry :. Scoviile. They
had started out on a tramp over the noun
tains, taking their guns with them TO shoot
game if they happened to see spy In gong
up a steep place Seoviile was behind s'F"uS'
walking with bis gun III his hand, bFeech
down. when the cock caught ia brush or
tui, Of some sort and pulled the gun of, dis
charging the contents, full load CT buck
shot. in the back of S;raus. just above the
hin, ho was only few feet ahead Siraus
f-II dead instantly They were excellent
friends. and Scoyille is almost distracted
over the sad affair. Frank Strans Is about
4O years old, wss born in Alssce, GerTnany
H.s been a long time in this country, and
mined in q grea' many camps. lie was
vs-v industrious and good citizen, but hiss no
s'.rives. as far as We can learDI On this
cnsst..-Beiss StGtesaics.
, 1876-09-30
POETsCAL SELECTIONS.
ALL IEIyNssS HJr.

Sweet morn 50 cool, 30 calm, 50 bright.
The bridal of the earth ana sky.
The dew shall weep thy fall tonight,
For thou must Gle.
Sweet rose whose fragrance now I crave.
To glad my sense an JOY mine eye,
Thy root is ever IL its grave,
and thou must die.
Sweet spring. 80 fun OF shine and showers.
1t makes the weary spirit sigh,
To rhuk, with al thy herbes and flowers,
That thou must die.
Sweet music cen the lovely song
Which IRON my harp in window nigh
Is floating On the brJeze along,
E'en thou must die.
And al the bright and Clustering train
ofsiarS that stui The deep blue sky
Must they all perish-none remain
70 glad the eye!
And wales, ana fields, and rushing streams,
And mountains that invade the sky,
AEe they as useless as II dreams,
And must they die,
And all that's beautiful and fair
On Natures face-love's melody,
That makes sweet muse of the air
An-@ll must die,
And man, fraii form Of seuseless clay,
Tho BOW Lis glance is proud and high,
PercL4ree upon the p.rssini; day
He too may die,
But the bright soul that, shrinel within
The queuchless Light IL mortal form
Tho dimmed 10y misery and sin,
DeEes Tie worm.
When all tie stars shall fade away,
And suns their own blaze expire,
And trackless comets case 20 stray
With wan!' ring fire
The soul shall eve. live, nor know
The lapse 0, time, but dwell ON high,
and share IL endless JOY o. woe
Eternity
, 1876-09-30

a GooD JoKE.-The Chicago
Times tells the following: a well.
known conductor on the Chicago,
Rock Island and Pacific road went u
the depot one morning recently 10
take his train, as usual, and au officer
Of the road and an officer Of the law
arrested him. On his shirt front was
a $1,000 diamond pin, and in his
pocket were 4 valuable gold watch
and chain In his trunk the officer
found $50 900 in government bonds.
An eastern bank was telegraphed 20,
aad the response was that bail could
be furnished 10 S90, 1000, if necessary,
as that was the amount deposited 10
tue conductors credit. This settled,
II was the conductors turn = LAWYER
was called, aud he politely informed
the officers that the diamond pic they
had Illegally taken had been worn by
the conductor twenty years the
watch carried By him wears before be
went into the employ o the company;
that the United 81 teS government
bonds they had taken WIS the proper
" Of bis wife, a. lbe proceeds of her
share In an estate as heir, and so was
the money in bank, and the best thing
the company could do would be 10
return " la, they had stolen and with
It $4,000, and no further questions
would be asked The company ac-
cepted he attorneys terms.
, 1876-09-30
NEVER 70 KNOW.

One within, in a crimson glow,
Silently sitting;
One without, on the fallen STOW,
Wearily hittiESi
Never 20 know
That one looked ont with yearning sigls,
While one looked il w,stful eyes,
And went umwitting
What came Of the one without, that SO
Wearily wendei,
Under tie stars and under the snow
HIS journey ended!
Never 10 Euoy
That the answer came 10 those wistful eyes.
Bu; passed away IN those yearninS s;ghs,
With night winds blended.
What came OF the one within, that so
T,urneG 10Th with sishingl
More s.G, TO my thinking, her tate, the glow
D.earily dying;
Never 10 know
That for moment her life was nigh,
And she knew it uos, and It passed her by.
Recall denying.
These were tvo he.utz that lollS ago
Dreaming and waking
El.h 30 a poet regelled its woe,
Wasting and bge4k!ng;
Never 20 know
That if each b the other had done 30!
Both had rejoice! IN crimson gCw,
And one had not IAN meath the tlrs and snow
70 s,ken- fossaken.
, 1876-09-30

l. .u-.po-s that soaae q the church in
s,itution= Of the o-dea time were revived II
these deseueratei days. uouiia't there be
,,,..;cs There were the ''iyihinS rnsa-" Tor
instance, who KEEP. ~a;eh and ward over IN
rulv boys and girls, snd whose voice II Wss
80, - unusual tlin.y 70 hear ringing our above
~ -. - calling soras lisJrderly unehin
70 o.3eE.
, 1876-09-30

The spriugf "a Ohio Jgagaa'. an inde-
pecd ct GerInan paper has cone out in favor
# Til1sn and Hendricks.
, 1876-09-30

4 convict who escaped from a
North Carolina Jail stopped at q farm
house and lo!d the inmates that he
was an officer in pursuit Of 2 fugitive,
and had put on ;he prison dress in
order 10 deceive him. lie asked for a
revolver and got it. At another
place, by telling the same lie, be bor-
rowei a horse. Several bloodhoundS
overlook him, bat he shot them. Yet,
after all his luck, he was captured.
, 1876-09-30

TIE first seeds of matrimonial dis
cord are usually sown Immediately
after going TO housekeeping. II Is DOT
bacuse the tender wave of harmony
no longer pulsales from soul TO soul
Uis becanse she insists on his doing
the marketing Immediately after break
fast on a tull stomach, when he doesn I
care whether be has canvss-bacE
duck or a boiled dish-rag for the next
meal.
, 1876-09-30

THEY have expelled two persons
from q Brook.an church for SANDER
ing a Young female member. II thiS
thing is to become general we would
IKE 10 know how church sewing So
cieties are TO be KEEP: up. It Is mighty
dull working for heathens, If yoa can |
talk scandal.
, 1876-09-30
THE GROWTH Or FAST TIME.

From Lady SunOIkNS- a.2S 10 Gold
smith Maids 2;li -Ihe Wonderful Iroi-
Ter of America.
, 1876-09-30

THE old and close listed fellow IN a
class meeting rose up and SAID !;
Brethren and sisters, Tor four and
forty wears l have been member OF
the Methodist Episcopal Church and
| thank God my religion has EaYer
cost me cent
, 1876-09-30

II a man wishes to fully under
stand his pedigree and q great deal
more let him either run for an Office
or engage himself to be married. Po-
lilical aud personal enemies viii at
TEMPT 10 cook his goose in tie one IN
stance, willie meddlesoue gosslps with
slander-dripping tongues will Try to
fix him in the other.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-02-16
CONSTABLES' SALES,

Frank Renand1n W.. G. A. Stein and L.
Smith il solidu; same VS.. same.-First Justice
Count for the parish of Orleans, Nos 1901 and
44i0
Pi VIRTUE OFTwo wRITs OF FlERI FAC1As
- to me directed BY the Hoo. W. L. Houston.
hrst Justice Of the peace in ami for the parish Of
Orleans will prOcs ed to sell Pr bic auction At
James ReRa,'s stables, No 1874 Baronne street. on
MONDAY, February 81, 1876 at twelve O'Clock NJ.
the following descrned property, to wit
ONk HURSH BUGGY AND HARNESS.
Seized IL the above entitled and numbered aut4a
Terms Cash on the spot.
tell Is 20' n. O'SrLLIvAN. Constabla
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-02-16
VARIOUS BILLS.

| VARIOUS BILLS.
| G. Caaanave. recorder of deaths, etc, TO
recording deaths in the month January
1876. approved, $62.
j. H Peters. making one key for the De
partmeDt of Public Accounts, approved, 81
New Orb ans Picayuue. advertising pro
poaals tor bulkhead for the Department O.
improvements, approved 50.
New Orleans Bee. advertising proposal.
for bulkhead for the Department of I'm
pr"vements, approved. g. %
| New Orleans Republican Printing Com
paDy, advertising proposals for lumber
shells and coal for the Department Of I'm
| prOvements approved So.
b. Bloomfield Il Co., stationery. etc for
the Superior Criminal Court, in the month
of January, 1876. as per bill approved by
the judge Of said court, $lO7 IS
Ed. Plsbury, Administrator of Fl
nance, for cash advanr d for law charges
etc, az per vouchers, S2l4 40
DIR. e b. White, president of the Board
of Hea It'll. for vaccine furnished tor use of
public schools. s32 90
Lambert & Co., for one boat load of Pitts
burg coal for Waterworke, approved,
$3.50 -
Grand total, $6s92 81.
Petitions.
From citizens on Canal street, for Oil
lamp; citizens on Esplanade street, com.
planning against cattle running at large; j
A. Ivy, proposing to buy the iron railing
around Colis cum square. To the Admins
traitor Of Police.
From H. Stern, relative to the bad con.
dition of Carrollton avenue. between Bank
and St. James streets. To the Administra-
tor OF Improvements.
From Martin Flnnerty, offering to settle
his taxes and license with amount due him
by the city; Charles KleinochIe, to erect
eoda water stand, ETC., on neutral ground,
foot of Gravier street; Joseph Simon, sub
hitting bill for Hebrew Rest, and asking
an extra appropriation. To the committee
of the whole
The Council then adjourned.
H HARDY, Secretary.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-02-16
CELEBRATED GOLD PENS
PENCILS.
TIE FINEST AND BEST,
TIE FINEST AND BEST.

CIRCULAR.-To those engaged in mere anti lie pur.
suits a invention that viii facilitate their labor
is highly worthy OF notice we'll a. of extensive
patronage. One Of the most important inventions
OF the present age is that Of pen that possesses
the necessary qualities of hrmness in mark and
durability in use. Pre-cminenttv such those of
JOAN FOLEY, Manufacturer of Fine GOLD PENS
and PENCILS, No. Aston Honse. Their superior
value Is tested BY the long time he has b-en en-
gagged in our city in their manufacture. We the
subscribers, who know the value of POLkY'S
PENS from constant use of them for a number of
years cheerfuly recommend them TO those who
wish for the best and most perfect Gold Pen ever
made.
Signed by the following gentlemen and over
J. F. Williams Pres. Metropolis An National Bank
G. S. Coe Pres. American Exchange NATL Bank.
J. A. BeaIdslev Cashier Matt Il .nk of n america.
VIM A. Fall President Cora Exchange .nk,
3. H. Lowry Pree. NATL Ban. of the Republic.
F. b. Tappan, President Gallatn National Bank.
G. F. Thompson, Cashier Continental INK
G. Ogden. Cashier New York c.. Natl Bank.
Dennis, Vice Pres Atlantic Mutual ms Co.
Daniel Smith, President Commercial Ius Co.
t!wood Walter. Pres. Mercantile Mutual ms. Co.
VIM: L. Jenkins, Pre-. id-nt Bank of America
J. W. lewis, Ca bier Union National Bank
Vim. b. Cox, Cashier Mechanics National Bank
Blu. IL. Pres lmnorfers and tt aders Nat Bank
j. NJ Crane. Cashier Shoe K Leather Natl Bank.
a. f. Wilmarth, Vice Pres. Home Fire Ins. Co.
Norris Frank ln Pres. new York Life ms. Co
vark, Dt dse Co. George D. Arthur Co.
White Morris Co. H T. Morgan Co.
Wlnslow, Lanier l. Co. Adams E-press Co
Wells Fargo Co. T. K~tchum Co.
Unit STATES E1 Co. s. Chit ndon Co.
Barclay Livingston. johnson Higgins
JOHN FOLEY,
Gold Pen Manufacturer
No. Aston House. Broadway, New York.
Sold by many of the leading Stationers aud
jewelers. Of New Orleans f.l32m cod
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-02-16
UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT.
DISTRICT OF LOUISIANA
In The NATTER or LOUIS GREREMBERG, Bank
Tupt.
In Bankruptcy-No. 1854.

w HBREAS, LOUIS GREREMBkRG, OF THE
~ parish Of St. Mary and district aforesaid,
OF March 2, 1867, has this day filed in said court =
Re.ition praying for discharge and certificate
snefeo! rom all his debts and ether claims provo
O,S unoer said act. Notice is therefore given to
AZ creditors who have proved their debts, and to
Mar" Persons IN interest that the third day Of
OF the same, and that they may then and thu re
attend and show cause. if any hey have, why the
plsSer OF the said petit ion should not be granted
WI VIII undergo examination before Register Angus.
an h On tne nrst cay OF arch A. D. 1876 at II A. M
- c ass temc Gsa NO No. lz0 Exchange alley
lis oasL1ce' new UT cans February Is, 1876.
.o-o ~ nui n. LOEW. Deputy Clerk
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-02-16

MAYORALTY INV ORLEANS
City Hall. Fobrua. y Is, 1876. !
No. 3387-Administration Series.
An ordinance providing for the payment of
the account therein named.
Be it ordained, That the following appro
priation te and is hereby made, and that
the Administrator of Public Accounts war
rant on the Administrator of Finance in
payment of the same:
Tax bill makers. for making tax bills for
the year 1876, in full. 10000
Adopted by the Council of the city of
New Orleans, February Is. 1876.
Y-as-Brown, Bouny, Burke, Mccarthy,
Pilsbury.
CHARLES j. LEEDS, Mayor.
A true copy:
j. II HARDY, Secretary.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-02-16
MAYORALTY OF NRw ORLKANs,
City Hall. February Is, 1876.

MAYORALTY OF NEw ORLEANS,
City Hall February Is, 1876.
No. 3383-A0ministration Series
An ordinance providing for the payment of
the several pay rolls therein named.
Be it ordained That the following ap
preparations be and are hereby made. for
the Month Of December, 1875, and that the
Administrator of Public Accounts warrant
on the Administrator of Finance in payment
of the same. whenever there shall be money
in rhe city treasury to the credit of the
appropriate fund for each account, and not
other wise appropriated:
Pay roll of police officers detailed
for special duty in the various
municipal police courts, rs per
act No. Is Of 1875. provided the
said amount b. deducted from
the metropolitan Police appr.-
priation. -. f14l6 81
Pay roll of sanitary police Ulcers,
az per act No l6 of 1875, pro.
vided the s2id amount be de-
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-02-16
LEGAL NOTICES.,
UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT.
DISTRICT OF LOUISIANA
in THE NATTER OF TIMOTHY LACosrE. BANK
rupt.
In Bankruptcy-No. 1896.

WHEREAS, TIMOTHY LACOSTE. OF NATCHI -
w tee es. ard district aforesaid, duly declared
bankrupt under the act Of Congress of March 1867
has this day filed in said court petition praying.
for dischargr and certificate thereof from all his
debts and other claims prOvable under said act.
Notice is therefore given to all cred tors who have
terest, that the tliru day of March, 1876 az
II A. NJ. is assigned for the hearing of the same
and that they may hen and there attend and show
cause. if any they have why the prayer o. TIE said
petition should not be granted and further notice
Is given that the bankrupt will undergo an exami.
nation before Register Kellogg en- the first day OF
March. A. D. 1876. at II A. NJ at his office Custom.
house building New Orleans.
Clerk 8 office New Orleans February 1876.
N6 1872 X. LOEW Deputy Clerk
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-02-16
NEW ORLEANS REPUBLICAN, WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 16 1876

Quoted from the Metropolitan
Police appropriation. ........ 749 81
Total. $2l66 So
Adopted by the Council Of the city Of
New Orleans, February Is, 1876.
leas-Brown, BOuny Burke, Mccarthy:
Pilsbury.
CHARLES j. LEEDS, Mayor.
A true copy:
j. H. HARDY. Secretary.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-02-16

Nos. 81 AGO and 1926.
DY PLACIDE j. SPEAR, AUCTIONKKR-
- Office No. Is Exchange alley.-HATURDAY
February 10, 1876, at twelve o'clock NJ, will be
sold at public auction at the Merchants and Auc.
ioneerS Exchange, Royal street, between Canal
and CustOmhOuse streets by virtue and in pur-
suance Of an order from the Hon. A. L. Tssct,
judge Of the Second District Court for the parish
Of Orleans dated January IS, 1876, for account Of
the above succeesiOns-
CERTAIN LOT Of GROUND, with the build.
lngs and improvements there on ways, privileges,
etc thereunto belonging, situated IN the FIRST
District OF this c ty, in the square bounded by
Julia Girod St. Charles and Carondeet Streets
and designated as lot No. IL on plan BY Pile sur
veyor, dated April 20. 1848 deposited in the Office
Of J. B. MArks iste notary, Is plan No. 49, Said
lot mea sures ~ feet front Julia street by 127
feet 10 inches lines in depth Said property was
acquired by the deceased from her husband John
McNamee, on the fifteenth Of July, 1871 by act be-
fore T. g. Wells. notary public.
Terms and Conditions One third cash and the
valance at credit of one and two years for notes.
bearing special mortgage and vendors lien and
privilege, with eight per cent interest per annum
from date TIL paid, the clause Of five per cent at
torney's fees, insurance and transfer of policy,
and all the other usual clauses. The purchaser
will be required to make deposit of ten per
cent on the amount of adjudication at the time
of sale.
Act Of sale before Octave Morel, notary pub
lie, at the expense of the purchaser.
jal9 26 fe2 9 Is 10
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-02-16
BUSINESS CHANGES

(1OPARTNERSHIP.- THR uNnpps,c~,.
have this day entered into a conart, 20
t Hneer the nrm name Of So LIE MAIs1 Ht GrHseip
oral Real Estate business. office No. 50 zen
Sslu armand StLLR
PlkRkE MALOCuRr
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-02-16
CITY 0RDINANCES--oFFICIAL.
PUBLISHED BY AUTHORITY.

MAYoRALTY NEW ORLRANs
City Hall, February Is, 1876.
No. Observation-Disclosures Series
An ordinance providing for the payment of
the several pay rolls therein named.
Be it ordained that the sum of $50, 344 33
be and the same is hereby appropri ted to
pay the labor and cart hire rolls of the De-
partments of improvements, Water works
and Public Build ngs, Police and Commerce
for the month of January. 1876, and that
the Adm nstrator of Public Acco lnts war
rant on the Administrator OF Finance in
payment OF the same:
Department of Improvements
Bureau of Streets, la
Dor. $50. $l2 Ol6 O3
Bureau OF Streets,
carts. ....... 1923 3O-sl7 $50 33
Draining machines. ..... ..... ll63 80
Wharves and Landings. 49,. 80. 100 90
Total. $Is,s92 80
Departments of Waterworks, and
Public Buildings. Isl %
Department OF Police, public
squares. ........... 574 10
Department OF Commerce,
wharves and landings. .. lbs 90
Grand total. SO, 344 81
Adopted by the Council of the city of
New Orleans. February |. 1876.
Yeas-Bertoli. Brown, Burke. Landry,
MCCARTHY, Pilsburv.
CHARLES j. LEEDS, Mayor.
A true copy:
j. H. HARDY. Secretary.