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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
LAND.
A woman Cut 10 Pieces by Train

A woman Cut G0 Pieces by Train.
CUMBERLAND, MD, May ll.-Mrs.
Barbara Leechen, aged seyenty-sIx
years, was killed on the Baltimore and
Ohio railroad viaduct over Mechanic
street, Yesterday. She was returning
from church at the time, sndSs she WAS
crossing the yisduct she saw - freight
train approaching on the west track.
She stepped over 10 the cast side to avoid
the tram, but did not notice another one
which Was coming from the opposite di-
rection. As she was somewhat deaf she
did not notice tue whistle, ana although
every effort was msdc to stop the train
It was in vain, and the poor old lady was
cut into fragments.
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Rn,.in,. neGnIte ResoIntIons.

LONDON, May IA Vienna CORE
spondent Of the Standard asserts that
Ru,sla ha, informed the Powers Of her
intention TO acquaint them Immediately
Of Russiss definite resolutions resulting
from neg )uations with England, and that
Russia would then request the services Of
the Powers to remove any difficulties
which might be in the way Of q peaceful
settlement.
TIE Vienna correspondent OF the
TJles says: There seems TO be agrov-
ing impression tina. If Count SchouvAlCt.
makes 1t clear that the differences Of
England and Russia are not rreconcl.a.
ble the latter will withdraw her oppo''-
ton to the demand of Eng land that the
whole treaty be placed before the Con-
gre,s The T,nrs' s.. Petersburg cor
respondent confirms this, but says it Is
fact that Lo concessions viii be made
unless there is 3 reasonable chance that
war can be avoided
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MurlPrpr ENPPnfpI

New ORLEANS, May ll--Pcrter
Brown was hsrged at Msnney, L1bine
Parish, yesterday. St u o'clock. Tor the
murder of Dr. Evans, March II, 1871.
Brown msde tull confession and asked
forgiveness. No excitement, snd very
little sympathy for tue doomed mar.
Brown was calm and collected al the
hour of execution.
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Base I:aIi.

LOWELL Mass, May ll.-Lowells II,
Tsclm-eL. Z. Fourteen innirgs were
pisyef.
CLEVELAND, May Il.-Clsyeland q,
Geneva B.
RocHDTER, May lZ-Hornelis 4,
Rychesterg =.
MAScHEsTEE, y. H. May n.-Bu!-
,4ics 4, Manchester
Bosroy, Nay II-Bos.on II, Prov
dence 5.
NEw HAyEs, May ll.-Allegheny'
10, New Hsyens 2.
CrScISSArI May ll.-Cinernnsti :
Chicago !.
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'''hg Scene in Canadian Pnrlia-
menI

,y.....1"A, May u.-There was a most
C-,so'4ihSfy scene in the House of
AZ -i1Da: T yesterday, Sir John McDon-
S~,yS ~ upper and Hon. Donald A.
o.. - - participating. The trouble arose
,ss remarks by Sir John Mcdonald
cJ,,s.sl' previous respecting Smiths
i.,1..Yl'ss'oonn with the Pen. b, branch
sos ,al sSL OIL. The most violent language
s.,b ';ge I.'iVe epiLhets were applied on
ls,at S shd the scene was only termi-
no. upon the Commoners being sum-
lOg.T, % the bar of the Senate for pro-
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The New Loan.

NEW YORK, May lit is said that
the Syndicate will make subscription,
to-day or Monday, of s5,000,O0O for the
August option of Al per cent. bonds.
A member of the Syndicate says that
between s24, 100000 aud 250O0,O00 bonds
have been sold.
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MArIpr.

NEw YcEE, Msyll Arrived Steam
er Greece, from London.
QUEESsTowS, May IL Arrived
Steamer Republic, from New York.
HAvRE, May 1.-The steamer Vile
de Paris, from New York, has arrived.
FAEIHER PoIsT. May ll.-AIriyed-
Moravis, from Liverpool, and Walden
sion, from Glasgow.
LoSD9s, May 1.-THE steamer CITY
Of Berlin, from New York, pissed Crook
Haven his morning.
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DRH GOODS.
Now York

NEW YORK, May ll.-Dry Good
Business continue quiet with commission
house, and the Dbilg trade II lghl.
Cotton goods fairly steady with agent,
bat some makes are jobbiug ut very low
figures. Fancy prints quiet but shlftirgs
are IA good demand. GIngbAms los
active Cotton dress goods duIl Mcnf
wear woolcEs in light request. Foreign
goods quiet.
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BUYING AND SELLING.
MARKETS BY RAPH.
Gold Closed AT IOON-GOVernments
StrOug-FIOur Steady and Tn
changed l. Wheat Active
and Firmtr Hogs
QuIet and Weak.


NEW YORK, Msy lI.-Money-At y
as per cent. closing easy at 8 per cent.
Prime mercantile paper 4G6 per cent.
Customs receipts S2l9 OOO The Assist
ant Treasurer dsbursed $4,000 Clear
inGs SO 100000. Sterling, long 1885, short
4Sst.
GoLD-Sold at 100! throughout the
day. Borrowing rates Is. to per cent.
SILVER AT LONDON 55! pence per
ounce; here silver bars ll7s greenoacks;
III, gold; silver coin l per cent, dis
count.
The steamer Necker, from Europe
brought $4,000 IN Spanish -9.d coin.
GoYERNMEN Ts-SlTung.
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PRODI D..


NEW YORK, May IL CottoD-Nomi-
nal ut IOi@l0.c. F.cuT-R.cnPts -
4G5 barrels; shipping sh.do Grmcr;
others duh and unchanged; No. = 81 20
G3 %; superfne western aud state - -
Cr4 CD; common 20 good 81 sDCr5 10,
good to choice 81 O5G5 81, white wheat
extra S5 9Od3G 80; extra Ohio - S5M
6 25, st. Loms 81 75m7 70; Minnesota
patent process So jOGS 30. Rye Flour
Dull at So OOG53 90. Corn Mesl-Dul!
at 81 3Om2 ~. Whest-Modersto trade
receipts $4,000 bushels. NO. . Chicago
spring 81 2O5Ml III. 30. . Nj wsukee
81 23I@I -; No. ! spring 81 27Hl POI
No , red winter II 25Ggl 81, No. DO
81 3jtG,l 30; No. Z Northwestern, teller
May, 81 23Gl 25t Kye-More scuyei
western 7O@72tc Barley and Malt
Unchanged. Corn-DrmAnd active; re-
cepls ll,4OO bl.he.s; steam 5Od5O3g
No. , 5O!@52ri yellow western jOG
steam mixed, seller May i94c. Oats -
FIrmer; receipts 1900 western mixed
34G35c; white wettarn 3JM33C. Hay
and Hops- Unchanged. Coffee QIle.
but frm Sugar - Demand fair and
market firm; fair TO good refining 71@
7 7.l6c; prime 7.ci refined demand TAR
sud market firm. Molasses and Rice
Quiet and firm. Pe,r0Ieum-QIiet and
firm; crude IT, refned llt@lltc. Ia
lOw-AiGi1. Rosi0 and IurpuutIn'
Unchanged. Egys-DuI.; western l2trr
l3t- Leather - Uncb.nge'. Wool
Quiet; domestic fleece 2sla3s.; pulled J Z
Ga.37c: urwashed ljm soc. rorK-DaI
Al 50 4C@9 50. Beef-DuIl and unchsnC-
ed; middles, short clear duh at 4 Lard
-Prime steam 7l7!. Butter -Quie. and
firm; western at lUa22a. Cueese-Du'l
and unchanged. Wnisky - steady ~
81 CO. Metals -CopPer-IDgot Lake
SIG So Pig Iron-QIel and unchanged
Scotch {24 OOgZj 80; American slC o.
ml3O0. Russia Sheeting-Al $40 jOCq
II 90 gold. NsiIs-Cut - So cincz
S4v5
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WeafherIndicaftons

WASHINGTON, May l3, A. M.-For
Tennessee and Ohio Valley, northeast
winds, stationary temperature, partly
cloudy weather, slight changes in pres
sure.
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HiIH aIILrg.

MILWAUKEE,, May lI.-Flour-Duil
and unchanged. Wheat - Firmer.
opened q. an advance Of e and cios"d
steady; 80. Milwaukee bard b. 81 l4t,
No. / Milwaukee 81 l3;i No. z DO 81 lOs
cssb; 81 lOs seller May and Jur';
81 o.! seller july No. DO. 81 Oj4
Corn-Quiet but steady; 40. = uomira.
at 40; new 37@37tc Oats Steady No.
Z 2gt Rye-FIrm,snd strong No. 55!c
Bariey-Uuset.Ied and stronger; No. .
spring G4lG seller June G54GGGc. Pro
vls.ouz-DI.l and nominal. Mes Pork
At 8 80. Lart-Prme steam - 70.
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CIcinnuati.

CIsCISsAT1, May ll.-Colton-
In good demand and prices higher ~
lOsc FIour-Stesdy AID 1GcDs1l ed.
W nest-DuIl and dropping; red 81 E@
/ Il Corn-Quiet bu. nrn at 42lg Ia
Oats Stesdy ard higher sl 2SG BIC.
Rye Quiet out firm at GO@g2r. Barley
Scarcely open choice ihh a. 4Gs. Pork
Quiet but stesdy at SO CO. Lsrd-DuH
ana nominal, steam 81 OO; kettle 81 %.
Bulk Mests-Quis. but firm; shoulders
at i3 rs: short ribs 81 50 casf, S. %
buyer ,eler June; snort clear s. %.
Bacon scarce and firm 81 4,(g5iC9
Sc. " hiskY-DQll aud or opiog.
Cneese-Easier a. 57tg GOc. Hog
Firm aud unchanged. Receipts $40
hesc; shipments l,l63.
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Rehi.1rIcIinx Onto.

WASHINGTON, May ll.-Speaker
3,,lsll to-day received dispatch from
ssser n cal, Of the Ohio Assembly, an
.acing the action of the latter body
r.ls bill to redistrict the State. 1t met
H.. general approval Of the Democrats,
G.spt one or two Ohio members, whose
.c.ilt, have been considerably shaken
.,5y the new deal, and who for their
,gl personal interests prefer TO "let well
rgugu alone"-as long, Of course, as
asy resp the advantage, but no longer.
Tho Electoral Frauds.
WAsHISGToN, May 1.-THE Demo
ry.c Congressman having in charge the
pDp5sed investigation of the alleged
sss.orsl frauds are arranging their
psa, for presenting their action On the
g,ac, to the House on Monday next.
A, sao-. would have been made in the
4.e o. day b-t Tor the absence OF Rep
'lsa.s,,ycs wnyse presence was deemed
-s,ss.arv
Weekly Treasury Statement.
WNHIsOroN. May 1.-The Treas
~ uow holds f3IS 600 $50 in United
sa.ss bonds TO secure National bank
'c4a.ion, aad SI35lS 0OJ IN bonds TO
ss-,s pubic deposits; United States
5a1 drpo.uni tor circulation for the
'ssk ending TO Jay, $SSj,OOO; United
States bond, ryII Tor circulation with
t'sgn for the week ending to day. $780,
n Nations. bank circulation outstsnd-
ns0icurrency notes, 342,053, 100 gold
iTsr N425lOO; Internal revenue re-
rp.' si5i, Sjj; Customs receipts, 1896,
.5. Nauola. bank notes receipts for the
'aaS ending today, compared with the
anuP'ndi0g week of la't year, 1871
.a tj70l 900, for 1878, 50 SJ6 OOU;
'ssPs to-day. Sg5S 600; sub.crIpuons
a.le four per cent. loan day, S27O 900.
Outstanding Currency
WASHINGTON, March 1.-THE follow
1gUtle statement Of the amount Of out
landing circulation OF legai-tender notes
l'l fractional currency this day United
States notes, new issue, Sl9,7G4u97; do.
notes, series OF 1869, Sl52U46, 3s2 do.
a2'', series cf 1874, $@J,5l5 lS2; 90.
hoes series q 1875, $i54,554.2j5; do.
l..a' series Of 1873, SS7l 100; total
-'led States notes, $34I 6oi,Ol6; frac-
..,s. currency, SIG 8O4, ,9ol. GRAND total,
Sas4S5 sgS.
Customs Receipts.
"EHSGToE, May 1.-THE follow
-'s statement Of the receipts from
.N.ns aud internal revenue from May
".@ May ll.h, inclusive, for 1877 and
|> Customs, 1871 $4,n9,37S; do.
49,, S3,55Ig3s Internal revenue,
~ &. va IL l. L. -. ~ lNn IL
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Pittsburgh.

PITTsBUKGu, May IL Petroleum
Dali; crude nj 81 5S4 at rnrknrs; re-
fined lie for PAlladclpuls delivery
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OIL City.

OIL CITY, May ll.-MArket opened
with sales at 81 AT; declined to II 36L.
at which price i: closed weak. Shipments
25,OO0 bzrrels; average 1900 barrelsi
transactions about 100000 barrels.
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LIVE NI0i "a


CHICAGO May H. Tho prorcS
Jy,rnal reports hog receipts II 600 head;
shipments 5000 head Market orcurd
quiet aud wosk, closing stronger; choice
heavy 50 2jG3 90, hight % 2Ow5 80,
mixed rough - 1908 20
Cattle - Receipts $50 fcst, ship.
mculs 1890 head. Markc, dull; shipping
steers - lOtaj Uji feeders aud sioCEers
slow at 50 0O@i 40; COVE, bulls ard
,tncrs II 75Gi -.
Sheep Receipts $50 head; market ac-
tive; sales At S8 r5n5 40
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~. IOuis.

ST LOUIS, May II Hogs gs-Activo
but weak light shipping % 2O@3 a.;
packing 50 2)m3 30, butchers 50 aJM
3 40. Receipts 400 head.
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Turkish Reform.

CoNsTANTINoPLE, May l2.-By order
Of the Sultan, the Porte is celebrating
bills for sweeping administration, judi
cIsl, financial and military reforms.
-Four commissions are to be appointed by
the Sultan, composed of leading native
and foreign persons, who will be instruct
ed to convert these bills into executive
laws in one year
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NIahOmctan InsurrectiOn.
Withdrawal orTroons.

ST. PETERSBURG, May 1.-THE
Agence Russo formally denies that the
Russian troops have begun to withdraw
from the positions about Constantinople.
1t says: However much the govern
ment may desire to recall the troops,
they will only retire after the Turks
have surrendered the iortresses and the
English feet has lef. its present anchor
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RAILROAD BOSDS-Fg-m.
STATE BONDs Quiet


STOCKS - Speculation WAS generally
firm, with 3 further upward movement
in prices. The advance in the morning
ranged from to per cent, and WAS led
bv St. Pau, Northwestern, Western
Union. Union Pacific and the coal stocks
In the afternoon the market WAS ,trorc
and prices made further advance. s..
Paul preferred seIlin- up 10 rs aid
do. common 20 5l!, Northwestern
preferred % ~ 90 cumuou to5ig kacN
Island o. 100, UuIuu Pacific a. u's and
Michigan CyUlrsi to 6slt>. Avru,
and Essex fell Of 10 7Nt ard recovered t,
49,. Lake Share sold NJ b2HGls and Was
sctlve Deliveries of Lake Sa.re were
very IRE, liar, and the b,ars found the
stock quite scarce. A. the close The
highest prices # the week we've current
in some Instances nj the ENcuauV". Geo
Dickinson sold to Wood ~ hui-
Inns the next divItrna on
10000 shares If Lake Shore for > per
cent. This transaction attracted aLtru
tiou. Transactions aggregated $1,000
shares. Of which 2pO'O were L-ke
Shore, 600 Northwestern common, 5000
preferred: 10000 -. Paul cummor, 5000
preferred, 1000 Delaware LacKswnnra
and Western, 1000 Ohios g 700 " abssh,
and 5000 Western Union.
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Customs Receipts.

"mHISGToE, May 1.-THE follow
.-' statement Of the receipts from
.-'.n' and internal revenue from May
i. " May ll.b, inclusive, for 1877 and
Customs. 1871 $4ll9,37S; do.
S5,55r-3s. Internal revenue,
''r E5J54i-ii DO, ISIS, S5,23O,2l4.
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ScnOuYalO6.

ST. PETERSBURG, May u.-Count
Schouvaloti will remain here only long
enough to obtain the Emperor's decision.
The time has been appointed when he
should be in London again, and 1t is dc
sired ne spend no trma in Berlin on his
return journey. After submitting his
views and receiving the EmPeror's reply,
the further negotiations conducted by
hrm will assume highly important char
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OFFICES OF REGISTRATION,

MAYoBAITY OF New ORLEA1vg.
City Hall, August 30. 1873.
The following mentioned localities have beas
selected for offices of registration In the difs
ferent wards of the city, viz:
First Ward--No. 1872 Annunciation street, heg
tween Terpsichore and Robin.
Second Ward-No. 244 Carondelet, betWaa&
Deord and st. Joseph streets.
Third Ward-No Perdfdo street, near Es
Charles.
Fourth Ward-Rampa corner of Conts
street,
Fifth Ward-Rampart, corner Of st. Ard
street.
Sixth Ward-No. 1879 Hospital, near Burgundi
street.
Seventh Ward-Corner of Lapeyrouse anI
Claiborne streets.
Eighth Ward-Corner of Greatmen and POD
streets.
Ninth Ward-Corner Of Greatmen and E
mira streets.
Tenth Ward-second door from the corner b
st. Mary and St. Charles streets.
Eleventh Ward-Corner Washington an;
Magazine streets.
Twelfth Ward-Corner st. Charles Avenue iii.
Berlin street
Thirteeth Ward-Northeast corner Of Macs
zine and Bordeaux streets
Fourteenth Ward-Magazine, between Peter9
Avenue and Octavia street.
Fifteenth Ward-At the Algfers court -houss
Sixteenth Ward-Court- house.
Seventeenth Ward-CJrner Of Second anI
Jefferson streets. ED. PILSBURY,
Au3n GOT Mavnfgg
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THE NEW ORLEANS DEMOCRAT SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER

and firm; sales 51M per John Wesley at NeW
Orleans. MiIds quiet: aales 500 ,savanflla. 81
Mareecaibo. Sugar quiet Refined sugar STEADY
CHICAGO Sept q. s:2s o. m.-Pork-s8 1903 22K
October So s. November, 50 Is January. Lard
V g. $50 q. n. Wheat opens 1t ss5S November.
= Union stock Yards Estimated receipts Of
as 70: Philadelphias s4@4 10. Cattle Estimated
rsssp 1000 Psske Ep s1d enoR s
ber Corn-352s bid October e614 asked Noyem-
Der. Oats-194@l9s September. 193491eI &C.
tober. s8 271s@s 80 November. Lard-64o@6.42h
October. 6.45 November
sT. Lou1s, Sept 27.-opening:-Wheat 1 80 o.
tober, 91A November. 92I December. Torn
s41S October, s52s November. o> o
10. m.-Wheat easy: No. 2 red $50 October.
~ Tsd s@s sasb 6or1 s loWsr se
cash. oats easier; III November, 2oj5 bid
S. 75as s71f. Cut s'gMie eaats@Genera market IN.
changed; Bacon steady-5h, e&@6@ and Ga.
oseEE tx Sent aba e. L. 1ai Ran n m 5s ct
~, 51 and SO. Lard-G.4O@6.45. 8 and 81.
Hogs-s2 5o@s So; receipts s2s. Whisky 81 oe.
Foreign.
aagz mad FIT d Gns me & sd ddnr
Orleans cid. Sales-1O.Ooo bales Of which 1000
are for export and speculation.
western winter No. IS Sd, No. 2 IS cd. Flour
Western canal 2o@2as. Corn---New mixed 22s Sd
@s2ss. Oats--2s cd. Pork-Prime mess Western
Ats cd. Lard-Prime Western 36s. Bacon-Long
clear 29s, short clear 3os. TalloW-American
38s cd.
2 o. m.-Corn-New mixed 22s sd. Breadstnffs
firmer. Western winter wheat No. | SO 10d. No.
So sd. Lard-Western prime 35s cd.
Ocean FFeights.
NEW YORK. Sept. 27.-0cean frefghts. are
steady; business rather. limited. To Liver
pool, by steam. grain. sd and cotton 9-32d. 70
steam, grain sd. An Italian bark to Cork for
orders, grain IS Cd.
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CONSTITUTIONAL AMENDMENTS.
OFFICIAL.
TO the Qualified Electors Of the State
of Louisiana.
OFFICE OF SECRETARY OF STATE, }
STATE OF LOUISIANA, I

OFFICE OF SECRETARY OF STATE, !
STATE OF LOUISIANA I
New Orleans July IT, 1878.
In pursuance Of article lat of the constitu-
ton OF this State, publication Is hereby given
to the voters of this State of the proposed
amendments to the constitution Of this State,
agreed to by two-thirds Of the members
elected to each house Of the General Assem-
bly,, at It's session Of 1873, and which are re-
CURED to be published, three months before
the next general election for Representatives
to the General Assembly, in ct least one news
paper In every parish of this State, In which
newspaper shall be published. Said amend
ments appear more fully III acts Nos 70 and
"a OF the regular session of the General AS
sembly Of 1878, and in act No. IL Of the extra
session of the General Assembly of 1875
which are officially published for the informa-
tlon of the voters, and which will be submit
ted to the people at the next general election,
to be held on the fifth day OF November,
NEXT 1878, In such g. manner and form that
the people may vote for or against each
amendment, separately, and If a majority Of
the votes at said election shall approve and
ratify all or either Of said amendments, the
same shall become part Of the constitution
WILL. A. STRONG,
Secretary Of State.
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TO THE PUBLIC.
DEPARTMENT OF IMPROVEMENTS.
Room No. Is, City Hall, ~
New Orieana ,TIlIv N 1879


New Orleans. July ~, 1875
AS 1t becomes necessary for the preservation
Of the health of the city at this season OF Gil
year, that every possible effort should be mad
towards keeping the public avenues, guttsr
and alleys clean and free from all offengiy
matter, hereby respectfully call upon the pub
lie to assist the authorities by complying writ
the following requests, to wit:
/. Such residents as have yard hydranta aK
requested to permit same to run suff1eiar
time to wash away rubbish, hlth etc., and Il
render the street cutters fresh and Clean TINT
step becomes necessary as many of the eros
streets or streets parallel with the river. ar1
without water plugs. and the difficulty hereto
fore experienced In flushing these cutters ~
ing mainly due to defective drainage and Iii
want of water.
2. Residents will please place, or instruf
their servants to place, the garbage In boxes 4
front of their dwellings before o'clock 6. n1
prior to the city carts making their rounds.
strict adherence to this plan will remove, in
great measure. the cause of the great number y
complaints concerning the non-removaI ID
garbage.
therefore earnestly request all good citizen.
TO aid the authorities In keeping the street
and cutters clean and healthy and In assissfn
to remove any waste or offensive seatsegtns
promptly.
II proper spirit is manifested by the pgtbES
In this respect the workings Of this deDartu1ezs
will be greatly facilitated, and much of Gil
rally obvlated. JOHN McCAFFREY
iy28 Administrators
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CONSTITUTIONAL AMENDMENTS
dollars, payable quarterly on his OWL Wa
NUMBER NINETEEN.

NUMBER NINETEEN.
No license tag shall be- imposed By iEa
State, or any parish or municipal autnor1GYs
on any mechanical trade, mandatory or fas-
tory, except such as may require poles ragus
lations In towns and cities.
NUMBER TWENTY.
The Legislature Is authorized to egernp1
from State, municipal or parish taxation
household goods, such as furniture, wealdng
apparel, tools of trade or profession and fanas
lily portraits, not exceeding In aggregate YalIlss
the sum of five hundred dollars.
ACT NO. 70, EXTRA SESSION OF 1875.
NUMBER TWENTY ONE.
Strike out the first part Of article 142 Of th5
constitution Of 1868, which reads: "a 1n.1
versity shall be established and maintalne5
in the city Of New Orleans 1t shall be con15
posed of law, a medical and O. collegiate dgd
partment, each with appropriate faGulttF
The General Assembly shall provide by
for it's organization and maintenance" a.
insert: "The university shall be maintained
1t shall be composed Of @ law, medical AID
an academical department., and such otheI
departments as may be established by law
each with appropriate faculties; provSdgd
that the law and medical departments already
organized shall continue In the city Of New
Orleans, and the academical and other DEL
partments may be located elsewhere In tx
State" iy18 %
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DEPARTMENT OF FINANCE,


DEPARTMENT OF FINANCE
City Hail.
New Orleans, September 81, 1873.
The Twelfth Quarterly Allotment of Premiusl
Bonds will take place In the office of the ~
ministrator of Public Accounts on TUESDAY,
October 10, 1878. at 10 O'Clock a. M, at While
time forty series will be drawn.
CHAS. CAVANAC
se22 I'd Administrator ad interim.
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POUNEs notice.
DEPARTMENT OF PoLl

DEPARTMENT OF POLICE
Room No. 10 City Hall.
New Orleans, September 25 1879
WAS BROUGHT TO THE FIRST DIsTHTGs
w Pound, corner of Lafayette and LocGa
streets, eighteenth instant
ONE BAY MULE about sixteen hands higE
hind leg swollen.
Which. If not claimed within five days. All
expenses thereon paid will be sold at pubIN
auction at said pound on WEDNESDAY, 0eta
Der 2. 1878. at y o'clock m.
By order OF
ROBT. E. DIAMOND,
seq I'd Administrators
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CITY Ordinances FFICIAL.

MAYoRALTY OF New ORLEANS.
City Hall. September 81. 1875 J
mo. 4689-Administration Series.]
Resolved, That the sum of $500 be and is
hereby appropriated to pay officers omitted
on the pay rolls Of the First Recorders Court
for the months OF July and August 1873,
Adopted by the Council Of the city OF New
Orleans September II, 1873.
Yeas-Brown, Cavanac, Diamond, McCaf-
frey, Rengstorff
ED. PILSBURY, Mayor.
true copy:
THos. G. RAPIER, Secretary.