C'X1AL #}1 ARD CP ASSISTANT ALDERMEN.
"lýefotow~ tieiteit rp~hselur+ reene io the Pa" o f -Assistant -AtdenminMan 13.
1ý6 >ieroferltto~eiiblishd inttie.oJ~icial ,ounwl.~
~~~· A~dunMa-18
i<-- - 'a~.cn lit~oo .6., .o SA to d of May, 1886.
Dina: 1W1 N3. - 10WE00. A00o00t. REIMARKS.
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t d $15 000 o sxchange brokr ......... First do
5 bm e. .. o. ,210 U woleie me hant.,... ...First do
A1 sl 15720 0 0o 0 "m 0reh0nt.......:.do do
! 0 155 O onmerchant.. ...... do
157 50 .holell merhoat ........ Sec do
_ J78 70 .:do..... o ............, First do
.yl [`8~ilC1 ] croalA71ýS2100 layers. .. Otoot......Fie do
00000000.0000ks ed . 280 ..d cr ....................T. O d
352,0 00oo00000O oo So ... .......0 0 0.......dond
S2'd 2 tai2 me.ooloraercot . ....... do
27 R0 20 7 d..confecton0 y... .......0 do
000 1008 Root h . .. 2025 rotail 00.ot ..ecd do
GO 07' I. . 50'oO2 re2 2020 .do hnoo ..oo ... hon d do
I, 490700 202 ..do..m 0 .hant.. S... o'. _.d
*;:::.::;:;::: 0200,000...;-.· 202 ..do.*diurso .40l:l:~"n do
2" ....O0O o ..b.. doa.- ····F~ do
21002.006 .do..SFooory ... do
Mios 0 20t0 02 ,. .e 2 50 0 c t ............ (1od do
g ba0nd0: 00 ra0000000 . ...000 .......... 262 oetaoi me7chantO ..... ..... S'co.j do
... ..... .................... 262 ..do ..... o ... ... . .
oodlC.4 o..~ ..'t 5· 7... . 72 ,do..dryo g0 ry.... 00... 0 do
00.. . . 26 77 .do..wo n ere...... ... oood do
WEJ ; ooO00Z..... ............... 26 2 0 04merhnt.. 04Sc do
F Ba~ .7 .87.....0................. 2 .do o.+ a...O:o . 000... do
3 Y i ,..nn ................. . . 20 . ..r. do... ..................
1'P iip.. ...'0........... 105'0 0 retaurat .. ........ . ... do do
.Common and Caro0delet...... O O7'0 sih 0 00 0 o rlgo oker. ...........F irot do
0000000000010000. 1620 2620 8002.000.000:0000 . 000070cmmssonmecbnt.. Fis do
o ....... :.. 7 cotton broker ...............Fir do
260.do.d00000..Oooooddolra
202 ..do..ooooo0000mnt. 00000lr~ do
05.W70 b o.. .2020 ..do .do.Pldod do
Sommon ......... ... .78 commission merchant......... do
89'R ya lo......2......2.. . 787 ..do......o..............0econ d do
ti;oooo MMtO 220 d . 0d do
b : . s Field. ................ 78 7 lmoler . rd............... 2 .Tifr do
0a00 .. . ,0 ..o..40o..:.."-:d " 78200 rhole.de o.oo.hanto......... o rst do
o 6 retail0'02 cig"r a1tora.............o do
;281 bor," '- 6,y`An ............ ....... 1050 doctor ....-...............S w n cond do
AtIn506"0 5 ) · nlCh tr-es....... bo O s2ir00 S .................... Secon do
-0 ZA-g 3 'o''0 0 MrOdO6. . 22 retail merchsnt .......d....First do
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Sommon . 26.2 ..do...... do .................. do do
26 25 ..do..dry grocery ........ Second do
100200000... 020 000000000000 . d d
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SooodeAoooooIY oodCOat o-.- O- 26 2 ..do..... do ............... Third do
S8@ 0000 0: .. ... 20 ....d.. ........ . .... Tiro.. .. do
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^...2 0 . . ........ .. 2 5 . 4. do....do ..............Fit do
:. 1000140.oooo ·· 26··o.....200 do.do.........do do
4 0 v n . ..... . 2620 ..do......do..................do do
. .tt and~ ornrd ..,. . . 6 2 2 ..do..dry gr cc r "........... . 0 do
? .0"0.0a0 d 0 oydr0s....... '262 .;do..merc 0ant ...............do do
0 ,: 0 . 72::0.0 : : : 2020 ..do.....do. ............ d...do do
S.o5'Oo' ond... ..... o 2 od dealer ..............Second do
.·oorB n2lle aa 2h0rtrs ........ 2 retai merchlant ..............do do
.y . l8 0 ..................... 78 7 4 ohoesl m hant.......... do do
0200 .s.Boy00 andTBourbon. ..... 20 able ..do..d o. ... do do
t yO+ .-.......-................ 5 rtail merchants.............. do do
l0 s ......... 52 2 ..do......do............. Second do
cu, l0r0Bar0rcksnd Chartres....... 10 crcs .............. .. do do
" "w i .... ............. -2625 retil merchant.............First do
` OldBasi...:.;................. 26 ..do ......do..............Secoud do
..... 146 ld Lse,. ............' --. , 202 ..do......do............ ......o do
.0.6.0 ... ... Ch ts ... .......... . . 202 d..o...... do do
t . . odhl0 on .................. 26 25 ' " do..do... .. ....h y SooThir d do
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0 X 0. 0..70."" .O::"010 POydr 0 and PhRlp0.......... 26125 ..do.0..... do. ...............o do
S. ... . Fwo ove................ .. 0 26 0 .do...... do..................o do do
lrT. .. . O...:: o ...... . ............. 26 broker on real o o e. ............do do
oea 7o0.. and Q o .............. 26 retail mech0 t . ............do do
oostt Fe n:.EP ...... . ........ . . 2...........I 26 25 c.d ..... do ............Second do
1.
2 0 P` y0 oe0Tot aos d o0 ro ........: 2 ..do..dry grocery .............d do do
- Cr aý; cur StMary atnd Magae .......... 26 . :do.......s ................ First do
S0o mon...... :............... 262 ..do..merchaot...............o do
q ýo.Tdra t Circu and Philip..... 262 .do......do.......0........ dod
00 . ':.oDupine and ost. hou0.0.... 262 ..do..apotheary ........ Second do
C ..............451 Mag . .................... 10 Frst do
. ...... 10 5 ld to ..................... S eFod do
& F . .. 248 Tehoup sls . ......... 5 etl merc;hants ............ Firs d
| d . 13 G en i . - .................... . 157 "0 brok ers....... ........... Second d o
Ba . . Bho vlle ............ ........ 105W restanrat....:................... do
..: 266 aeh or EB.:..... : Barracks nd'Cburtres ....... 10 50 lcrcns ......................... do do
6'C mp .. .... .... ............. 2 5 0 retail morcants ............First do
.... .. .. .. 6 .do..dr. ro.............. Secod do
Caca1.amh. .............ar ] 2625 ..do..dr dlo g.............. Seod do
3d~6, We.G.DUREL, Collector.
a .. ; agvaot. c ro tia rot 5t to t0....a, 1856.
" e.. ... i· NAME.' R 'ESIDENCE. AJmount.)l REMIARKS.
Sta7 i099 agent. Coop .. ".... ." 105 00: Unitrd Stltes Life Ins, Co.First Dist.
0487Washurn EB ...........cr r arrcks and Condo.. ""..j 6,5,cics............Scn do
...... o Barra andCnde ...... . 1050, do ................. .... do do
. 511 F pe,; M .:.4.:... ......: . 164' 4over............. ....... 28 25, nllercha .........::: blot~ do
8052 Cbarloe; Richardrd.. ............ New Levoe.... ...... .......... 26 25 ..do...... do ..................do do
, J ob .............Philip...... 2 .do......do .............Fourth do
86 rl . ,..:... ......... 62....0 strdet..:......:.........o 2025, ..do...... do............... Third do
X a .:renhmen and •ctory.... 26 ... ..do...... do..................do do
M hn-,...:..:....:. ohrrdoandHo rd.. ....." 2625 .do..dry do..........F irst do
e nanez," .... ........ .| C hr .ra .... n d........ ..do..merctmnt ..........Second do
W ff.,od;B €............. | cor,.s~rljg~nTy and Go0dchldren... 26 ,do gry grocery.........Third do
165; Headline, A A . eorCN·l· r nd Cro08elet...... 775'18 aaa merchant.. " l'irat do
...... ... ,hlobtotloaio d . . Conti.. 10Seod do
319 ,homae ..... ..... ...cor T·rito Walk and` Crondel 2 retil dry oeery ....... Firstdo
86. , rs ................. cr Gravier aiid Adeltne.......... 26 ..do..... o.,..;.............do do
.`. 5 0 t.'.s ................. | r Perdido and olivar:..: • ..·. 2 ..do......do .................. do do
3. iS 30 Plll......... ........`. dL l............... 2 6 ..do......do .............Fourth do
RxhPJ.l~e~ ...... ,.enf.....8n .....
:" 03 0,, A...,............. .....8 xhnePae........ .2 25rtail merchant .......... Second do
05! 4 L.......;.:...;.... Poydr ... ......... "25 ..do...... do................ First do
1 0, ty ...........: ...... a lyh a pda . lTc h aup itoul p 6. 0 .. 6Mdortakor................Fourth d
':~ DL ~"r~i:::::::::;:::~; ltei!ii::i·:::: ::: 'iB eent..lc do
165 Du160Im ia ...........i Cut..:..........:...... "78 5 ommissin merchant.....Second d
1 6.. . . 12 E i o Allay...... ....... 7.| ... dc........ do .............do do
. 8 tra EH ..........:.... ora r enn and oydras......... 10 circus....................... First do
2 un EH: .......:.:.'.:. do" - do .....| ..do ...........................do do
Sl Rde, 0 H W ..............:|3St Charley..................... 26
B5lck, Sarah Mre ............ cur Poydroa and Csroodelet...... 1'8261 retail merchant............ First do
38 PEnry J F ................ '1 Tohoupttoulu ................. 26 ..do.......do............... First do
202 V8shbroE S.............ca Rroute, ndioydrae:.... 1 lfc%* ....... d do
119 LaoaaiolWI&Co....... . RedStoe, 0 te Lvee...... 52 retilmerchant........... Second do
a02 :ret & De re .......... 29 B ienvile .................. 1 0 c0om0i ssio0 merchants....Second do
12 .............. rMln and Claiborno....... leircns.........................do do
r, E 3 .............0oc.......... h d
....... . Old Le .................. 202 ..do..,.rcb t ..'......: ,on d do
S30'70 3 ............ . 13 hartres. . . . 2 .do ...... do ............ .oro ,l
NE W ORLRANH, MIa y 10th, 1086. G. D)UREL, Colle~ctor.
Collectoon from Famlly-4rocerIcs from 208th April to 3d LRy, 1850, incluslve.
DAIT. IN: 26A2i R0ESIDENCE. Amo-nt. REM1ARKS.
prl128 4q76 , Blndin..... ...... .-. cot 2rigny and Cesolvo....... .$52 6t.
477 F'cs Loin ..o.............. 21 .rOne...................... 5250
478 eonry 8ehwarZ .............. ct Mgnolia nd Cypru........ 52 50
474 Deehaeas, ............. . auphiuo rd opitl......2. 550
S480 S Lubloeky .................. |o Dryades and Torpslehore..... 525
. 481 syetse Ythe ............... leer StPeter and Morais .......... I20
4. 442 2rles4P, - .:.. ............ .or Union ad S olld el.......:.... 520
48 (leo o Dubcle .............. leor p and St Ferdionand...... 512 50
48 (eooge ýangg .... t and Cpp..... .525
424 , l.on1 e Francois4imable....ler Columbus sand tRo ma........ 622
48 Loos H2bert ................ Lee bt Waohb a. nd Sth 2... 24
. 4 0 "} 7.rord ................... Vor ler and 1 l0 yo ............ 2 50
. 48842 Dooneh Frene,........Ellyshn Fieldssd Love............ 52 0
S F 8F'r.,...................h.ayou R'd bt reur ndJohso 62 20
(45 , JJoseph Mung................ o oowaosrd and Erato............ 20
. 4. 2 dhuarroll.................oIPonacoldlng ... 52
A ...(L. ,9ua1 Orle02 h 2 .. 12.......2.....16 rar etrt. ..2..... 504 0 8 hbilliard t2bles.
lNtw 0 6 4ili9, ay 3d, 1830. S. H. TURNER, Collector.
dollielO o r fa. o O Coffee-B es fm the 28th April to the 3d of loy, 185t, Inloslveo.
Mete;: 7. N: 0NAME. RtI7ID17CE. Amoout. REMARIKS.
i& 877 JaiMa s............. ,Iorondelet nd u Je......... $ 5
; 7L 7070Lo 7Tourmdr ::..;...7.. Icor St Louts aud Exchtl ge Aloey 157 0
877 O78.hnter & Co. ......... ly eFeldsnd P R Road..... 157 50
77 7.8 tNbahtadt .... ot |orsinand Thal......,,. 1570
1" Michel7 Hohemodel..0...... 8 B! vieeet t ........... 157 0
0 CooStt7oo .. ...... .27 l,77,,..... . .. 77. 70 17
S Ol le eses7 .............. cot nrg0ndy nd Toulo.so..... 157
9871 -Joepo h avi ................ 1 l,177y7 0ull7, I
. 7, 9 | m Weier-.......... ..... r Jackson and Rousau ........ 15750
S 31 77 7ohler .........7;.......... r Madovlllo d Ft Leveeo .. 57
S n Cb erra ................. 7co 7n7 l o and Leve7.......... 7 570
- ., ,..tAn. ............ .. c7r Sth and 77a77 .......... 17 50
S97 8Worms. :................. oourJoshie and Ver ........ 1570
S.7. 7 ...... . . ......... cor Moua and O hlip ......... 15750
. 0' 7 .. ............... 7 s atr7 et.................... 7 157
4. ..M| 8 dWindoole........77 oSolodrd and77 Lourel...... 157
. :| nommal ..........,..... o h MNoa re t t d ret ............ [ 165
7t AublsFeuno.........7.... notl'Ilip od CO.loaO....... 1770
'71e........0...o Fnorth 7777 W 1, 1.7770
394 .oe t l graue........ .. .. cor pant an d l Levee. ....... 15 5
" . ;.. C se....,., .. . : . 7 C at s............a.. ....... 157 50
` 55 Ptp~r"Caacssal.........ourHoard and Poydras......... 1575
Codoo ....... 70So1 Makooe.t stre.......... . 7770
1 icag Ylala.............. .. ory p oat Ian L va........ 15 5
F Fpt he ............. S t Louie street................. 175
10 .kgo..:...~..............Icor Chatresmida efld to..... 1157 5
1,.7170a07d7 Si7r7 ............... o 7r o7rean and Frenehen .... 1570
.Ngv 088V .77107S, may 3, 1856. ' t.. II. TURNER, U:.lsstor.
ý - I. r i =
- Collectono frons Coecf-I-ouso, from 5th to 10th Play, hsclualvo.
Do.· N NA50. RESIDENCE. IAmount. REMARKS.
IMsy . 414. :sthorsKelle ...... ....* 24 soth arlketstresse.......... 1557 Wt
4015 S'esssiat, . . cor Niothoad Losee............. 15750
40. lo Ma ol......... ...c Teleo san d Leve ............ 157 0
L'Mollmarica......... 17 8tPhilip -trea............. 15575
4 Chales Bl g............... renchmeno 151....5........... 0157
425 ut ..:........... ssste Utullns andNsw I.ereo.... 1575W
Jacob Pssy............... cos sdglos soad Iloormsny 167 50
4f 1tsL tee ..................... n toa l sessd Ueshllsea...... 16751
4505 r ............... 185o DesS . I Ms ssos ....5 i 15750
488 Paul Doota :...........:... ....so xca),Alysl)nt... 15
.4 Wlell ............... lsigton d Noss I.e... 157
tt ssk ............ ctevss t sdT shsp soul.... 15750
OdsJmeNcol .1 155 l" ll Ton Wels Al .... 15550
" iIfoL kgue .................... Ss sudo. nd ITU NRou......... 1l t
" hnapd ......... o Baron an·d Poydru .... 1575
S. Mat 10. 1$50: a. H. TPURNER, C~ollector.
EoUmatlono from Grocerle, Bflillord Tables, etc., from 5th to 10th Moy, 185G, Inclusire.
. Poto.O NAME, RESIDtENCE. Amo,.t. RE.MAM.S,
D~kf~o. Nl: N I
Ito I Jcr llot d Pb .cnn.er..- ··· 52
P LxO l ................ eoErulo51St Thomnt...·. 6210
. 8151 NJ1bi 4I11.kh lb.
]OSl M r... o........ .lo.ot St I ous and Eocbog.u .Uh IZO58
409 N) ________________
Ma S. U. TURNER, Collector.
f~1(3 QOLSANO, Moy 10, 185. Y
Statement No. 10. - G
R Arouul 8
W VrN\ Purpose.- - --- - - w o
ates. Bac. rrnt Cheeks. ret
1744 I I ~
' e . . . . 4939 14
211~~~~F1 434745424t
704 rill I 844 148124
Law Cha1r448 s .............. ....... Io 12 14 S
174 P488111 P44814 .... ...... ...... .... 119 1
1725445 ..)4 ...................... 1 1475100) 8
712188 ". '" 42222 6osol 5t 471nb.d................. . 4474 24
27{A5144414 W el l ......... .... 121E
:. Polc J41 7 84s4.. 11.........
114
5)1lr C mp e p82804i .i5442 ................ ..24 114126!
I..2 t. ... 81 128
: hrlorh WIIouo..:... 3
StP . .......... ... ........1.....
.. .. .. .. .d ................... 120 , 841
8PlGi4ea 41 ......' 2,709
28 21 ; 44441704or 2 D ii...·············· 2·
..44......2. ......... 3334 12)5)
283 i: May iS," " PulicSehol..... .......... 0. lIo
2105 '" ~~Interes on al ..'............·.......... . ... 192
.. .. , "" ottsaldabd dnbt .......... ....................
286 "" . "" Ineresto Railroad llaud . ....................... 2165 8
281 . "" " Comoldate Debt................t...............
31ue fRe 1a -ut... .......... ....·~""" .. . . 17 M44 3
288 .. .. " Ioloreston Railroad Uoods ........ .... ........ 6953 96~
290 ." ' Coneolda~ed Dbt ................... ....... "14 0U 667 50
". "". lntecat o Raiload H nda ............. "-"""""""'"
Cotiolid led ab .............."., .. 811 6
.. ..~L~bl .........t~~i _. ..."...... 141 12D t1
p. Do8nXI CXmpt co .r
mptrollerNNW6 W, May 13, 16S*
The following Quarterly Reports of the Pablic Schools of the Second District, iresented to the Board of
Assistant Aldermen on the 13th of Da, 18, woere ordered to be published in the oficial jo url :
Public Schools-Second Dltriot, NOew Orlrans-t-QuOtorly Report to Common Council.
Receipts, Expenditures No. of Pupils, etc., from September 1 to December 1, 1855.
SC0OOL YEAR BEGINS SEPTEMBER FIRST.
Averngo Daily aa
No Pupils Admt'4 No. Left. Attendace.
SCHOOLS.
18757518757 1x5557 1855 77 i87 10 12 55187 o I8
1470x . "".".. ... ..... 7"34774774 77142717727727387674
t ................. .... 1 2 2 2 1 1 11 17 1 4 2
Cabo...n .. ............1:: .... . ... 14 22 21 4 2 11 123 372 11
Boy0u rige . ................................. . I1 7 7 0 37 m4 1 7
. irls' H ighl Scho.. ..........................................
Hos n t .. ........................................ 227 29 4 2 1 8 1711 7 9 5 2 7
.. - .. ... ............................. 1 227 0 1 1 1 1 4 227
Rober on . . .......................................... 7 4 4 24 14 5 31 9
Rampart .. .......................:................ 17.. 83 6 2 4 4 7 1 107 142 144 39 229
. . d. . ........................................... 72 14114 17 277477 4 2 27 1147
.o..o".174 422 217 2740 37 07 1 1&147 187 1660-1787 4767.21527
CYPSIEN DUFOURT, President.
. oo, ntNOEe guenarntendenlt.
E-lpemUtures.
185.5 1855 1855 Total
ISptema October. November
Teachers' S$l0 7 .ar0$es..................3.............. . 70. 51 $3072 10 $9215 31
Porters W s .................................. ........................ 140 00 150 00 10 0
5ooks and Stationery ................................................................. . ...... 2 36 3 90 393 95
Rent1of 4S4oolShou4i .........y.. . . . . . . . . . .3030 .. so sos s
en S - . ... ................................................... 493 33 435 00 435 00 1:. 330
R iepaira.s.... . ......... ..............................................' .......... 394 4 ...... . 394 40
M is .elaneous.. ........... ..........."................................................ ...... 1 25 13 20 32 45
Toa--------------------------- 1------------- 51-087 43 13724801 $0207000 11839 4.1
- ' - ^-- -- ----ý--- ý ý eca ituatin. - - --`
Balace o cedi Setem er et ................................................................ $38,955 673
Exp ndd ine ................................................... .. ............. 11,679 44
Balance to credit this ae ........... .................................$ 7,1
CYPRIEN DUJI'OUH. Presidcnt.
ALPII. CANONGE. Superlntenc1dent.
Public Schools-Second District, Ncw Orleans-Quartcrly Report to Conmon Counlcll
Receipts, Expenditures, Number of Pupils, etc., from December 1,1855, to March 1, 1856.
SCHOOL YEAR BEGINS SEPTEMBER FIRST.
oPupils Adcm'd Nomber Lft. A eldityAttond'cc I
SCHrOOLS. . os
t5 1t 8 17 5 t 83 16 21 838 825 t 6
UDoC Jun cob Dc.~ o Dec Ta ccb Fob ?
Ic. Ihilic toccl. . . . . 7 t 2 4 4 2.1 247 73 318
Boin School ................................... .. t17 65 3 1 9 5 1
tClibornle School ... . .................... . 6 16 17 5 42 433[ 16 48 2c61136 5
. d S ool ......................................... 2 5 t 1 3- 4- 46 s 3 1 I
Oirls' Hgh School b..........2 4 2 8! S. 8.3933 3.15t..
l6osittlatreet irlts' School ........ . .......... ... 1 2 35 94 5 2 1 28 2 68 24 8 7
St. AnnScoot l ............................................. 7 10 . - 1 I i 6 28 5 7 261
° bohcton 8hool .......... 6 3. 22 54! 8 12 27 20343171 33J 60111
RamprtShl....... .... . . 1955245! 6 171 31 12 ..1...3.. 27.
SBayou, c R School ................................. .... 6 1 4 71 51 65 187 13
Toal . . .... ....... 134 171 5 470! 41 4 91 17 78 4 1879 .5 1 2
ALFLPI. CANONGE, Superlntndent. CYPRIEeN DUriUR, Presdent.
ExIpenditures.
185I 1856 1856
D1)em. Jaary. Febuary .
Tenlhers Slarie. . ..... ......... $3273 31 $3014 53 $3027 54 $9315 33
Porter' W a s ..................................................... ..... 140 140 00 140 00 420 00
Hooke adStationery..... ... " . . . . .. . 160 2 266 25 270 40 696 90
Rent of School-housles ............................................................... 435 0 435 00 43 o 00
T .s 83 70 ..01 9.... 31 0 70
Yiceln aau ............. ....... ........... ........ .... 246 00 181 50 S4 W 14
Recapitulat$7n. 2-3
Baan e o re it t etRe or . ..... .. .......$212,12 zp n ed sice........... ............... ......... ....... .... ........ ...... 2,354
A lCAnncetoe redit thi t da e d......... ........................... E........ . ................L.. l54, n1
ALPH. CANONVGE, Superintendent CYPRIEN DUFOUR, President.
Statement No. 9.
I 1
SDate. Bank. Wlhas t Purpos5. W r 1
SBrunch of ::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::
N .284 Louis4i44a 1)4te Bank. 44ieJ t ......................I 6
..I .. .. .. arintin .................................. ............. 6
ce Ex h ........................ ............8. ,.4' 7 28
Snitr E :lanes .. ........... ...... ......................... . 64
". .. nterest on Railhoad Roads ........... . ......... 5.. 16
.. e..................... ...... ...... .......... 2ii
3 rl ting ................................... ...........
37 .. [hi'rest on R ilroad Bonds ........................ 5 5H
4 "" .. Consoldated 5bt 5.............. . . ........... 1564 59
239 .. .. .. .. .. Fire Companies ......... ................ ............. 79 5 73 3
244 . . . . Streets 8 .. . . . . .. ... . . . . . .. . . . . . . 7 8 4 0
2 .. . n 444 . .
241 ll . .::::::::::::::::::::::::: 13 1
. Salades .................... .. ...........................
3 Interest on Railroad o .4d ................. . ...... 1 1
2 1 . .. . . . t' Con~solidated Debt. ...... .............. .................69 7
., ..4g41)b..I121
2 15 . . . s s . .. .. . .. . . . . ... . .. . . . . . . . . . .. .. . . . .. . . . . ... .. . . . 33
"83. .83 P.
2 "4 R. . .il. .d... d1....4..........441... . 5
26 .. .. r n 1... ........
""8844444g.... Interesto.
21 .. .. .. Consolidated Debt .......... ........................... 3 29 1
.. .. , bi c ol .......Com pa i ................... ..... .............:.
[5 . . .. .. l .gb in ............ .................................ý N 39 6 -
"" . . . .. .w Chre ........... ...................
25 .. ,. .. Interiest .............................................. ... 1487
25 "" . .. C h ari ~ty ....... ................................... . ... l 33 3 4
"" Streetsn ....................
. .. .. ..... . Compnnies ... ................................... 9
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NEW ORLEANS, May Gt11. 1856. 0. DeI1UYSs Comptlroller.
I. o. o. ie+
Grand Lodge of Loulslanna.
THE R. W. GRAND LODGE OF LOUIS][NA, . O. T.
F, meets setntiannual y on the fourth T ladyay ifn January and over
July, in Grand Lodge Room, Odd Fellows' lC.l, corner of
Crlon and Lafayette street,. New Orleamu. da
Odccrs for the Preseet Year--G., IVShaw, of Uat on Lode N
No. 6 , W. . Grand Mater; Edward Pilahury, of Tcmplar day
Lnd -. No. 16, R.W. Duputy trnnd iaster; Chas. Ix lureld.,
of Merchant·' Lodge No. 42, R. W. rand Warden; Thonas FS, H' '
Shil Ida, of UInioI Lodge No. 6 R. d. Grntd Secrctaryy;. Hetr CI
Willioas, of Commercal Io.age No. 12. H 3V. Grand Tresa Monu
nor, G. W, Rnce of Conmmerc Nopnx 12 nmt Ies Ht. Stttsonof At
Sorth-western Ldge No. nt, .e tive o the R'.DI. qtr
(.rand Lodge of tlie United 4, tatpeharylr W. .hitkll, of
Crescent I.odgo No. 8, W _rand C apla;l;u:W. H. Sl .kof
dlpe Lr odgo No. 14. 12.Gr rahsh; G. K.. Mm'ison, of'bom"
U,, el lrudg No. 12, W. d Conductor; wy, C. t.il W , of
Ulnio Lodge N. 6. W. Grand Oaadiln; J. F.nhkfor d, of Cress
cunt Lnlge No. 8, 3W, Ormld Herald. (y.
Ilstrlet Deputy Grand Masters--II. Sills-aWgh, of Covenant
L dge No. 17, District No. 2: J.. Burke, el .eff-rln L'od'g
No. 9 District No. 3: Victor Richard, of Ex csior Iodge N-o.
34, 'Dstrtct No. 4. T. F. Johnson, a' St. MarY's Lodgle No.. m.' anr
Disxtrict A, J. H. I N. Ent.r.of St. Landry Lod3u No. 25, Dis
trict Nn. G; A, . 1Ieron, le Ddotrddge No. 7,,District No. n.;
1%. it. 4, of sn. of Crroll Iodgo Nio. 3, Diutri I No. 8; J. Si' . J~ o
trhlilips, t rinityy Lodge Nn. 32, 6; A, J. No. 9e.nuba oloorct. I h,
of New 34erlH Ladg No. 3 D, istricet No. 1I . H 8;deccer J 8 S,.
Nclll! Lodge No. 21, .Intrtc No. P2;. A. Millspnurl11 of I'rairl1 A
Lodge N.-W. , 13;c Nn. 13; J. IL.B. Poole, Sof Uhlntmt I.udgýý Fr No
No. 27, owanrio No. 14 George knusysr of "hylloli Ldge .
No. 22], o triit No. 15; S. 4lnllhter,.ol Clonuysillo Lodge No. IkTe:
41, DieUlct Ku, IG; J. H. Mm--~u,..f Aaauruption I.algu No.
43 Drtriot No. 17.
All , rmrl icntions to thep (fraud SItwter or Grand Seclrelry,
nhatiud )x: forwarded to thle office of the Grnnd Serotary, ill Out o
Fellows' 31.11. titre
subordinate Lc odges. t
LOUf IANAL LoDOG.No. l)-Jhn J. Norm.rt,[N. C..; e. oT. Fcr
GunnisothV. oGe J. i2. Porter, SNoretary; L. Loelspa , Per. Src- ri),
4 it'ry; ! o. 1;Jlingilm, Treansurr. pI
43,a ltriGU E No. 6_. . W. 31,1. N. ).; 3, 32. TLabrde,
V. Gcidom A_1heaton, tcretery; ThoM. U. S er or4, Per. Secr- sly
Wryg; I. "'loo 1a, Treasnlure. ',P.
LOUSOIANA I.ODGE, No. --J7hn R. Nohrett,=.N.tG.; f. L.
enller, V,. G," Rd. F. L'lorter, Secrotary; L. LiN Jahi, Per. -
Secretary; IF Gl. Bnlgat, Treasurer.j°
JEFFIOISO I LOt. GE N-o. 9--W.oore.N. Ca.t J 4 0.;3. ,11. s,
Vd, O. V. G;omJ. Fo Secllertaecrotury . L . 1htei1 ., Per. Sc- ' \
tnry; _N. l I n.uest, treasurer.
REUTONIA LOIIGE No. 10-John C. Flteon,er. N. 0.; It.
ul l ,fl.ke, V. tl_. h e. angnberkerl Secretary; Jhn , E.eutrr. F
Ser. SetvAry; P. BSnrnoider, Trcu.-ur .
JF, FF.NSOL)DGP, No. 91-Tulin s1. aront:, N.O.: J. 1I. (
Woen, V. G.; J. Aller, Secretary. II. ItoC'xt ld. NT. u (ler. e
U()MIBF.I:drtA1 LODGE h'r..C-Jnar 7. SIIca'kloll N. (1.: T.
O. Luutahibn V. 0:., Jas. Uloul,4, Secretary; o--~Yr. Secre · .,
Wtry; 3Y.. ..Ulluotr Trerrurer. 'h
TUOWAIAD LODGE No. D aIp-ohu 1..0.; . I)F Ttr i i.
.lorn lk .. It..id Mnorc, So'Is; C ti, l n c.tary; ll, b er. Seu e
relury; A..Ddrold. Sckncdrrar. rer
OIF1.ODN S)E No, 4l--on· Murpy, I{,Go,; Cbnrn W. . . il
Gouild, Y. 1,.; Thomasu F. WY;iklnr,.S~erutnry;. Uhlrlea R...ile, 17:i
oer. Sraht.; Gcu. All cthllda S urot,. rur. er.
11E L CIBAL IOG I No. 13,-Il. J. . SIro kon P. . Col
tins, LuGh.; A .. M loglhh, Secretary; Lut--r D--e, T cre
urrr. .
TEMLAR LODGE. N.l%-Jl.. Du. nmlna, _ .G.; . . W.
Hootern, V. G.: J. ;a. CMreII, S Su no'y; Tb.Ll F. Rlmgw , Por. "
rE tay E. , A.a . IIII.nTreasurer.
C()'EINANT L1)GF I No• 17-4O-,o- iuemm, N. G y, Il
Goldricll V. G.; T. ,it- lkrdy, Secretary; J.-. Mharull, Per. ce,
{ er.c r tar y ; (;. Al al, cb ld , a1. ,rar .
P)OLAR STAR IOGE N o. 19-hd . nirona, N. 0..: J. 1o.
lint, 0., ; A. L'uoruyg , Serory; LuF.1. ]Jcmc, Per. as- L1
: urelsry; (. ,,se rer.
TANOI.A LODG I' o. 2L-3. W. 123351r, N. O.;. AWV.
52 ntar, v. G.: J. E. Cousliat Seotetary; WT. h1. Rlca Yer. Ssorc
e ! Eei'War, A.oppcattrgio, Treasurer.
C4 IN-EPE:NAINT LOL GiE No.o 9-OeoW ore, N. 0.; nA
14 Vatlieh V. t.; IT. RBsard, Seeretary; T. S- aully, elr. Sacra
29 ltr'i; Gcu, Schneider, Tre~narer t
UULAIBUS ILODGE No. 1"-Wm. F.Gou.e., N. O.; J. F.
WV llt., Y. G.; M. R. Elughea, Seretary; n. . Ge;,nty, Pcer. -
"`4 Scrt, aryjJ· G t t.ker Treturer.
GANOINIA LODIE No. 12--. OG. 1 lterbactt, N. T.;. W.
00 id. F.;dou, V. .;Y. o it, Secrtetary;, I. Schriedr, Per. 5lr -
SS.rtnry;~ .Yin. SoppalgiTreasurer.
I DEHARMONY1Dn0 E NLoG 3S1. WVM.Sequiwa N. 04 A
partlV, v. G.; V. eooihles, Secretary; 'r. Gr2llyt, Per. Sec
teayn; V. Ierb., Tresu-rer.
.68 OIMNIB LODGOE No. 3A-11F.T.e arard, ', N. o.; C.
Valr, V. G;ouix Mred. Seretary, J ;. Mar, haur.
Pater etohlJ. .nth.•Tr.
r50 ROUTH AESTERNNIAODG N. No. Ban-Hhbrd ae~th, N.G.T
I. F Jes- Blegs. V l. O, rrd SBlu th, SetaryiT ; J. Fhroeder,
6 e3 FSecrtary: C, SDlmidt, Treasurer .
'' ARCMANTS' LOD(g1 No. 2-Wm. BUlonmf bi. Jr~ N. G.;
2oupIt. I¥. OIS., V. (o.; I.. Grah secretary; Ab bAbottcr. e-r.
)50 Secretary; L. B. 1'otay, Treasurer.
U6s
P6te B nteror Lodgesr
413
' U09 DE SOTO LODGE N . 0-mEets at owrs mt oN Thu.day
53 66 e oeuing.
M it TMARYTS LODGE No. 42--Win. ot Franlino ,nt. G.;
1 (0 N OEITO LODGE No,21O eetS at BatIa 1.ouWe dnedray
. ST. M ANDRYS LODR$ No. 20 mas at OPnlousa9 m Saturd
Sday evaling
CLINTON LODGE No. 0 meets at Clinton on Widnesday
evenring.
eAIK( OLL LODGE No. 30 meets at Lake Providence on
Moral evening.
TRINITY LODGE No. 32 meets at TriAity ni Saturday
EXE.III.IOR LODGE No. i meets at Thibodaux on tur
day e11i11 t.
NEW IB.:IA LODGE No. 36 meets at Netoon on Thus
day evuning.
d.RAIRIE LODGE No. 37 rets at Washingetn on Frisy
evC.IEYEILLE LODGE N. 41 meets at Chancyvillo oE
, Mnday evaning.
A3In1UMPTION LODGE No. 4 meets at Nalolbonville oi
Ttuayev MAS. II. OS2IELDS, Grand Secretary.
G.and EncaxR pmoent.
TIlE .R. W. GR.AND ENCAMPMENT OF LOUISIANA, I,
(r. . F., hoJdhlt, ree lIr sesiolls on the third Tulehty in Jon
aro aoJIuly ofllech year in the Odd Fellows' Il!4 corner of
G.-.,n anmi hatfnpeun streets.
tNclu for It our LE-Alt. oulton, lo mW. rand Patri
arc; Thu.pas F.. lAlgg, N. Ei. G. I lrieGt; Win. Deaon, It.
W. . S. arNdGnIl.JImt l F ournea, B. W. . . G.cr II. V il
tam, i. IV. O. ',reurer; WV. IC. McIntosh, R. WI. O. J. W.;
J..G. D .unlap, , . ..W. 6. Rep.; S. . Toldd, W. G. allrshl;
'TTo1as0 IetL', W. G. Sntlinel; JaBn FrankIIord, 'L. Il, Gi.
SSental.
S lfl Gates, R. IV. D. DG PrE.irch of Distrlot No. 2,
IFi anklin; Os1r . r1 1, R. W. D. I. I. 4atriarc0Ih 4 Distrilt
Nn. 3 Raton Rlo1o;. A. V. . Coveort, I. W. D. D. . Palri
1r1;oEt" District I1o.4, CliIton.
.a LAAA ~nA ti Ad t ,ih l.d N (nts.
(hidlI1lY NodA ,' 11.11, o AA., A iAp . d In eAAA
motin Odd Fellurvn' co, erner or (;a1. and Ioo C. tt
(HraNta. AtAr Ibr thie preaANt ( -.i.Ii,.N hK AC.i.;
i~Nr MAonte', H.A:" . 1). VAn IA,.,. N. W.; W. ii. CAi,
ScNibe; A. A. \(ntg ninJ J. W.; Il. M1iYi,,,,, TAN;surx; J,,,A
.`abrneana Amfstnnt Seribe.
1(0BLI i1 No. 3 meets the second and fourth Saturday~ in oath
month, i( Odd Fall,.,,' ((ill, ,orNr oiC f np and 1L,,ytitN
Cire ii. Oo S AN; hl, ,.esult p(N m-,A. ii,,,p . P.Y; .
:V. A,,id. H. P.; N. nAh, N. 1P.; N, B. Koontz, (-irbe;_J. J.
NibANAd, J. W.; ia. M. Todd, Trcaurar.
LASAT.IE No. SaoAN tAe firt and third MAon in each
n Ad, in Odd ('itANo' Hll, o-n or Camp aul Iaf'd(,tto
(((((N ii (irsfi( (pAaonain. A. ((ANutterx. i,. P.;
Da.0d 1,1r. IMA,. N.';is uiiM,,,p ina. -.; A. J. Vt.. SiriA,
N, Benedict, . FN.; J. LNAJulidJ, ranxwr.
WASIIIN eac honah G n tdSN,-oni ,AdAnd boith .Banda.
A, (hA ,a A i. ii La Ilg~jui((id,,'(-, 1, Cd (Sl i . A n..'11
"oA r i. P.; II. (ddAA, Ii.
':; E. IrinkNANA,, N.; Hl. (C. FBlnk,.crib,; J. (hu- , J. W.;
Nti Miiipaughi Tr, (N N.
(,',AYI'TTE n?. T meets thu : (ht ad third 3'n .y In each
ward[, ai l'chlrppitslns tree[. ;Ilf game at lrs inilrorrSI
naaii, Fouthi, AiNtiA. 00iira-Ior th presen tnar-.i. F.
''.lnaur C. Y.; J. :.Kriatu 11. 11.; Ch- s. hrtc 'J W.; S. Gal
,t~in, Scribe; I. Jeaningt6 S. W.; J: T. BrrrItl PC.anr lor.
PEICE(,AN IjiS iet.(AhAdAt and third Sa,,rda in yI'll,
('ANN, in Polar it-- Loige riAA,.N. Ioutis Aret. OffiN'rs fn.
N,,o preent torn-J. MI. Wangne, C. P.; 1,. IAl;AH, II. Y.; T.
(Api(,i((, S. ;.C. A. Dgus.&0ui,; J. VedT. .. N.; B. i.
wralle, Trea uter,
s Rtcrlor Eacampmcnts.
DSAG NOI.Ih-- No. 4 meet' inl. But.u Itouge the second rto
INith Siturday. in each, m,(d h
MOUNU' SINAI No. 9i meiAs i(PAnklini, pLch of Si. MAY
th, firit ad thin!lAWcdncsdy in ea, h month.
N. W. 31134 No. 10 meANN. the first i nd third SnturdA in
each month ia Clipton, parish of F. t Feliclurns.
All comn.:lnieationr ini vide d for the il-yd gnmmpantnpm
sA be ,,(.'A,,lrd to Jn(.asF.t'Ni , A. A,'iN, Odd PA"?Na,'
Slnll, Ne wutlAANs.
JAHES FUIiNNAU%, G. ScN,,.
".OdelllYtw 9' Rest."
AOA12Ye OF DIRS TOItS FOR ItL'13.-0Bcors--ncnry nier,
PIrudedeetýol be Strand, Tressmiar; Jnlnc Farlleaus. Secretary,
Cemeatery ouamitttR--llrr ec Uillhtgkfwm, Gardner Smitrh, L~o
thor 11-. )ES44e S ommittee-Thumps l10ire4. W. C. wit.
eon, I 1oo. Seton-Da)niel .erritt. )elooas-F-rok
Lewis. .. Whoiluo, 11)044 CSeymour, II. 0. Gold', 0. U.
1o'dit la, J. P. W4444), ii. Gartered,,0S. 14nl)lem44.
01U.1,4 IN 01)" FELLOWS' R08sT" mny h prored
by 4)plyllinl to F. M. 0.44, a1Si414108 0 CO.'.. 344 C4nnl treet;
B 11,. F4441,144ETSON '3, 4 , 11)4414 0 II. MIL)).).4 , U.
S. Mi'.', ,oIt. the Scr45404)s 410ce, lu Odd 104 1 ' hull, 4or4
.or apOmp and 1'.fnyatte stretls.
Th)e .,'o to mombers o1 Stockholding Lodgoa will he $40 par
4,nlt; t4 IIl o0184 s, 14 per 1)4)4.
,nform ,,ion relative to the purhalse of Los, cart 8 had on
ap~plication to the Secretary.
JAMES FURNEAUE, Secrtary O- F. RoeL
General Rellof Co.nmittee.
The following: are the members for the present term : W. R.
1410)t0. l'.o41lent, 14 Exchange P14e; iB. D431' , Treasurer
Ill ll...I , lr,,t* James Furncnnxr Secretary, Odd Fellunvl
11,); George F.5118 Po44t Ohio, Bilding., Exch1nge Place; J1,.
liay, 0 CaW p strout; J. H. Crawford, ca,..n Campp anld Ora
))))1r100. W.I,)4'bher'-0, Fourth DIstrict; T. F. 411tar01,
Custom-.h4's,; 1. H. 18)4144 1410)) 1454441 4,11,44)180.
I ls J, Sta nley berwd A. , m. maLlceicharllonal n F. T rFnden
C4410J4S4er1))1).011 1tree1; IL 0,8 1051,, Cus)10, so; 4. 11144.
s0), 4or444 ol P41dr10 and Tch04h'sp1141,1 tr11 eos; 1 . McMahon,
f Al111),1 O. T. Paul, T, Lloo4i.l,, 108Ch4rtr 141trea; Cbrlo
y Ca15ahn.
I' !'Rgular m1)tin0) 1old On th4 third Mo'd we IH 1041
)4)lll)48 )'l, ) 144 S10841". 4 ý 0 Odd Fllo, ' Hall, ,0corner
1' 0 nd Lafay1"11,e13 s0'4, lt 881 ' l1,k P. ,I.
m31 tf9 F6~~~U. doy
THE COMMON COUNCIL. .
BOARD OF ALDERMEN.
TuESDAY, May 18, 18856 a.
The Board met this day pursuant to adjourn
ment.
Members present: Hon. J. J. Lugenbuhl, io
President; Moessrs. Bailey, Culberteon, Durell, th
Denegre, Dupre, Prague and Price--8. ,
The reading of the minutes was, on motion,
dispensed with.
The following message was read and laid on re
the table, subject to call.
MAYORALTY OF NEW ORLEANS,
City Hall, IMay 3, 1850. D
To the President and Members of the
Common Council:
GiNTLumsa--The office of Chief Warden of the
Work-house having become vacant by the resigoa- T
tion of Johb A. Jacquese, 0 han, the honor of Inform
ing you that, under the 20th section of the city chiar
ter, appnroed 20th of March, 8o56, 1 have appointed ci
hisI. F. l. Crozat to ill sind office. to
Respectfully
JOHec N L. LEWIS, Mayor. m
The following resolutions, adopted.by the As- fe
sistant Board, were read twice and concurred
in, the rules being suspended.
A resolution appropriating the room now occupied tI
by the Citief of Police, to the use of the Register o
of the electors of New Orleans and nppropriating the
room formerly usedby the Treasurer to the use of the
Chief of Police.
A resolution to pay sundry persons (adopted d
April 29th, 1856.)
Teas--Messrs. Bailey, Culbertson, Dupre,
Durell, Denegre, Prague and Price--7.
A resolution approving the adjudications made for
constructing two bridges across Canal Carondelot a
nuisance wharf foot of Independence street, and at
tendingat the bridgeucross Bayou St. John.
Yeas-Messrs. Bailey, Culbertson, Dupre,
Durell, Donegre, Prague and Price-- -7.
Thelfollowing resolution,adopted by the Assis
tant Board, was referred.to the delegation from t
the 3rd District.
A resolution auttorizing the Surveyor to repair the
ock-up of the 3rd District.
The following resolution, adopted by the t
Assistant Board, wasreferred to the Committee
on Streets and Landings.
A resolution authorizintg the Surveyor topurchase
lote dozen chairs for the use of the Committee on
Streets and Landings.
t The following resolution, adopted by the As
Ssistant Board, was read.
is Rsolted, That s. Hiestind, Assistant City Attor
n Iey, b an he is hereby authorized to make up, for
olthe city ofNew Orleans a thbular statement, showing
Sthe condition of each suit fo tax bills doe the city for
o the years 1852 and 1853tthesame to be submitted to the
7 eCommon Council.
30 B itfrther resolved, That be is hereby empowered
to collect the same,making up his reports monthly and
Spaying the amounas collectd into the Treasurt, for
which service he sttall bh entitled to receive tn full
compensation ten per cent. on the amount collected,
he in all cases to pay the costs for which the city may
be tlable for attempting to enforce the payment of the
same.
Mr. Durell moved to amend the foregoing res
- olution, by inserting the words "five per Dent
30 on the amount collected" in lieu of the words
"ten per cent on the amount collected. Lost
o by the following vote:
b Teas--Mr. Durell---l.
Nays---Mossrs. Bailey, Culbertson, Dupre,
s0 Denegre and Price---5.
Mr. Prague moved to amend by inserting
"seven per cent " in lieu of " ten per cent."
Lost.
On moticn, the aforesaid resolution was re
ferred to the Judiciary Committee, with in
structions to report at the next sitting of the
Board.
By a message the Board was invited to con
curin a resolution adopted by the Assistant
SBoard, for a joint session this evening at half
past eight o'clock, to elect Directors for the
New Orleans, Jackson and Great Northern
- Railroad, and the eerw Orleans, Opelousans and
Great Western Railroad.
2s The foregoing resolution was, on motion, con
curred in, and the Board adjourned to the
Chamber of the Board of Assistant Aldermen.
JOINT SESSION. C!
The rolls being called, eight Aldermen and A
nineteen Assistant Aldermen answered to their l'
names.et
Aldermen---Hon. J. J. Lugenbuhl, President ;
Messrs. Bailey, Culbertson, Durell, Denegre,
Dapre, Price and Prague---8. sin
Assistant Aldermen---Hon E L. Tracy, Presi- Ce
dent; Messrs. Banister, Barbarin, Bartlette,
Benit, Bridge, Chiapella, Ducros, Eager, Fa- co
bre, Guyol, Howell, Kelly, Landry, McKnight,
Rusha, Stith, Thayer and Violett---19.
On motion, the Board proceeded to the elec- on
tion of three Directors for the New Orleans, tog
Jackson and Great Northern Railroad. e
Messrs. H. M. Summers, N. R. Jennings, Ic
G. W. Christy, A. D. Crosman, L. Burthe,
R. Swain, H T. Florence, J. L. Sheafe, Charles
Waters, H. T Hays, L. H Place,- Perkins, 05
W. F. Vredenburg, were nominated.
Mr. Summers received the votes of Messrs. ce
Culbertson, Prague, Bridge, Landry, Stith,
Thayer and Violett-7. tie
Mr. Jennings received the vote of Mr. Cul
bertson--l.
Mr. Christy received the votes of Messrs. Jo
Culbertson, Barbarin, Bartlette, Bridge, Chia
pella. Dueros and Landry-7. pa
Mr. Crossman received the votes of Messrs.
Lugenbuhl, Denegre, Durell, Tracy, Banister,
Benit, Eager, Fabre, HIowell, McKnight, Rusha, to
Stith and Violett--13. C,
Mr. Burthe received the votes of Messrs. Po
Culbertson, Prague, Barbarin. B.rtlette, Benit,
Bridge, Chiapella, Ducros, Fabre, Guyol,
Landry, Rusha and Violett-13.
Mr. Swain received the votes of Messrs. i
Bailey, Durell, Price, Tracy and Thayer-5. TI
Mr. Florence received the votes of oMessrs
Fabre and Stith- 2.
Mr. Sheafe received the votes of Messrs. of
Lugenbuhl, Bailey, Dupre, Durell, Prague and
Kelly--5.
lMr. Waters received the votes of Messrs. c
Price, Banister, Barbarin, Bartlette, Ducroe, ~t
Guyol, Rusha and Thayer-8
Mr. IHays received the votes of Messrs DenB - t0
gre, Eager, Howell, Kelly and MoI~night-6.
Mr. Place received the votes of Messrs. 0
Bailey. Dupre, Denegre. Price, Tracy, Banis
ter, Eager, Howell, MoKnighL, Stith and
Violett--11.
Mr. Vredenburg received the votes of Messrs. C
Dupre and Bartlette-2.
Neither of the candidates having received
the requisite majority, the Common Council
proceeded to the second ballot
Mr. Crossman received the votes of Mesers.
Thugenbuhl, Bailey, Culbertson. Dupre, Denegre,
Durell, Tracy, Banister, Barbariu, Benit,
Bridge, Chicpolla. Ducros, Eager, Fabre,
suyol, Howell, Kelly, Landry, McKnight,
Rusha and 8tith--22
Mr. Burthe received the votes of Mesers
Lugenbuhl, Culbertson, Dupre, Prague, Bar
bh trin, Bartlette, Benit, Bridse, Chiapella,
Ducros, Erger, Fabre, Guyol, iHowell, Kelly
Landry, McKnighlt and Rusha-18.
Mr. Plae. receured the voles of Messrs.
I ugenbuhi, Builey, Dupre, Denegre, Prague,
Price, Tracy, Baoister, Benit, Bridge, Duoos,
Eager, Howell, Landry, McKnight, Stith and
h Violett-- 1.
t' Mr. Waters received the votes of Messrs.
0 B ailey, Deroll, Prague, Price, Barbarin, Ban
inter, Bartlette, Chiapella, Gayol and Rusha
--10
SMr. Summers received the votes of Messrs.
Fabre, Kelly and Violett-.8
Mr. Christy received the vote of Mr. Bart
lette---1.
1ir. Swain received the votes of Messrs
'Price and Tracy- 2
Mr Sheafe received the votes of Messrs
tn Culbertson and Durell-.2.
et Mr. Mays received the vote of iMr. Denegre
- 1.
Messrs. A. D. Crossman, L. Burthe and L. IH.
Place, having received the required majority,
were declared duly elected Directors of the
New Orleans, Jackson and Great Northern
Railroad.
On motion, the Common 'ouncil proceededl
to the election of three Directors for the New
Orleans, Opelou-as and Great Western Rail
road.
Messrs. G. W. Squires, . de Feriet, J. Cul
bertson and E. J. Harr, were nominated.
Mr. C(ulbertson received the votes of Messrs.
Lugenbuhl. Bailey, Dupre, Denegre, Durell,
Prague, Price, Tracy, Banister. Bartlette.
Benit, Bridge, Dueros, Eager, Fabre, Guyol,
Howell, Kelly, Landry, McKeight, Rusba,
Stith and Violett-23.
Mr. Squires received the votes of Messrs.
Culhertson. Dupre, Durell, Deuegre, Prague,
Price, Banister, Barharin, Bartlette, B.nit.
Bridge, Chiapella, Ducros, Eagers Guyol,
Howell, Kelly, Landry, McKnight, Rusba,
Stith and Violett--22.
Mr de Feriet received the votes of Messrs.
Logenhuhl, Bailey. Culbertson, Dupre, Durell,
Denegre, Prague, Tracy, Barbarin, Bartlette,
Benit, Chiapella, Ducros, Fabre, Quyol, How
ell. Kelly, Landry, Rusha, Stith and Violett 00
-21. A
Mr. Hart received the votes of Messrs. Lu- to
genbuhl, Bailey, Culbertson, Price, Tracy, be
Banister, Barbarin, Bridge, Chiapella, Eager
and MoKnight-- 11,
Messrs. J. Culbertson, G. de Feriet and G. k<
W. Squires, having received the requisite ma- ro
jority, were declared duly elected Directors of i
the New Orleans, Opelousas and Great Western cc
Railroad. he
The Common Council, having terminated the S
election, the Board of Aldermen retired and re
returned to their chamber.
Present-Hon. J. J. Lugenbuhl, President;
Messrs. Bailey, Culbertson, Durell, Denegre,
Dupre and Price--7.
The following message was read : n
BOARD OF ASSISTANT ASDERMEN, g
Now'OneaLNS, May to10, 156.
To the President and Memberstt
of the Board of Aldermen: dl
GeNarTetNt-Your ecnturronee is respetfully soli.
cited it the following resolutions andordmance adopt.
ted by this Bonrd: d:
A resolution requesting the Surveyor to cause to be
made an opeting in the protection level of the upper line t
of the city near the swamp, wherety he city of Jef.
ferson may be relieved of the surplus water acoumu-N
cnting within her limits.
A resolutiot requesting the City Printer to publish
the proceedings of the Common Council of Tuesday i
onthe Ttursday following of each week.
A resolution to refund to the Lamplighter of the city
certain fines imposed on him, say $'250.
A resolution placing tlhe slave Texas under tile sole
direction of the Recorder o the First Dst trict, tand t
apprpeeiriti St0 per monlt for te mantentnce of
said stove
A resolution appropriating one copy of the official
journal for the use of tte Recorder's office of the First
District.
A resolution authorizing the Recorder of the First
District to appoint an odditiooal Clerk.
A resolution authorizing the Treasurer totransfer d
retail grocery license taken out by Messrs. A. iGautier
& Co.
A resolution granting permission tc J. H. Keller to
continue his soap factory on Ellen street, Fourth Dis
triet.
A resolution granting permission to G. Koeslerto
continue his soap factory on Ellen street, Fourth Dis
trict.
A resolution requiring the Assistant City Attorney
Sto institute suit against Mesors. Collins for non-com.
e pliance with ordinuaee No. 1450
A resolution authorizing the City Attorney to dis
continue the suit against Hughi Dowlitn.
A resolution requesting tile Surveyoeto make a plat
and specificationsa or a fire alarm tower and the proba
ble cost of te some
I- A resolution authorizing the Committees on Fire,
together with tte Surveyor, to have constructed 27
water plugs throughout the city, the cost not to exceed
A resolution to pay F. Borge 8240.
o An ordinance concerning the official ljournal and fix
1ing the time for electing and regulating the printing to
be done by said official journal.
d Very respectfoltly,
JAMES A. HOPKINS,
Ssecretary.
The following resolutions, adopted by the As
sistant Board, were read twice and concurred
in, the rules being suspended :
A resolution requesting the Surveyor to cause an
opening to be made ntr the swamp in the protection
levee at the upper end of the city, in order to crry off
the surplus water aecumulating in the city of Jflor
A reolution equesting the city printer to publish
the proceedings of the Common Council of Tuesdays it
on the Thursde y folloewing of each week
A resolution placing the slave Texas beloneing to
tile city under tie sole directio of the First District i
Reeolder and eppropriatiog 810 per month for the
maintenance of tald slave. r 4
A resolution appropriating a copy of the official jour
nal for the use of the Recorder's omice of the kirat
District.
A reolutioln granting permission to J. i. Keller tob
continue his soap fatory on Ellen street, Fourth is- t
trict.
A resolution granting permission to G. Koesterto r
continue his soap taetory on Ellen street. Fourth Die
triet.
A reolution requestoine the Surveyor to make a plan
and specificaiolte for a hr alarm tower, and the prob
able cost of the same. r
The following ordinance, adopted by the As
sistant Board, was on motion made the order di
of the day for the next meeting : c
An ordonte concerniong the offieiai journal,fixing
the time for electing, and regulaitig the printing to he 1
done by said official journal.
The following resolutions, adopted by the As
sistant Board, were referred to the Police 0
Committee:
A resolution authorizing the Recorder of the First p
Dl.trict to appoint an addildonal clerk. [
A resolution authlorizig the Treasurer to transferOa
retail grocery lhcense taken out by ttessrs. A. Geu- |
tier & Co.
The following resolutions, adopted by the As
-istant Board, were referred to the Judiciary/
Committee :
A resolution authorizing the City Attorney to dis
continue the suit against Hugh Dowlon.
The following resolutions, adopted by the As
sistant Board, were referred to the Committee
on Fire :
A resolution nuthoriztng the Committees on Fire,
togelther with the Surveyor, to have constructed twen
ty-seven water plugs throughout the city, the cot not
toexceed 8150 each.
A resolution to pay F. Bloerge 240.
The followii g resolution, adopted by the As
sistant Board, was read twice, the rules being
suspended:
A resolution to refund the lamp-lighter of the city
eertain fines imposed on him. say $501.
A motion to concur in the foregoing resolu
tion was lost.
PETITIONS, ETC. pr,
The following petitions were referred to the an
(f Willis Iolmes, praying to berefundedan amount Lo
lpid in error for taxes. o
A pltiotea of O. toetteec, praying foe permietion o
to place oen owneg in front o. .s store, oreoer of
Conmon and Mlogalzine streets, as refrred to the be
Police Committee.
The following petitions were referred to the
Finance Committee: of
f Joln es Burke, asking paymeet of the sum of fir. e
teene dollars due bim for eruling and print,, sr.. .e-.o
tables for the use of theo Bord of Public Schools.
T'hird District.
of a commitee appoinlted by the Boaro o Public h
Schools of the Second Disttrct,praylnr that a balaince of
$4,260 G5 Le apoproptlted to sant Board for the purechase a
of school lots or he cun.trunetiot of school buildrgs.te
A eommtniceatiot of M G Almindinger, enetraetor to
for the draliate of the third sectoo of tle lThird Dis
trict, in reference to e condition of the draintg ma- si
chine of sairl seetlon, was roerred to the Comtmittee
Ol SOtreet n und L endiigs. A
A petitiol, of J I-ptnar was read, praying for per
misson to erect atem eegine otorunarsaw mill at
the coreer of Otysrterlouat ane d Choe i C drenl reets.Jc ,
The rules beieg suspended, Mr. Culbertson
offered the following resolution, which was readu
tice and edoptedp
HrsTeotd, . iht permeission is hereby granted to . A
1sprllnr to erect a d ull, durin tle plteasure oof tles
Commole Coauneil, a emal seaom engine at tn e corner
of Mysterione and Good Ctbii :en streets, said nengine
to he erected ih accordttane Cotwh erristing ordntallens.e
nv O LTUT I n e . d
Thefollowing preamble and resolution, offer- t,
ed by Mir. Culberton, were referred to the
Committee on Otronte and Landing, with in-r
struetions to report at the next meeting of the
Board:
Wherena, the Lafayette and Jackson public squares
tave long sillne beetl th trough y fltt. d up, their walik
shelled and so sloped ia to carery off the rain water,
etlld moeover, the whole ltstefully tillished tff, lightedb
bygnsas ,vell as their iron railings lately repaired
need pointed.
And, wteasen, thIere in a pohli sq uare within the
Third Dlstrkt of tile city of New Orleans, named
eeld kllOreII ty thee name of Weshington Squatre,
whicl, alhttecgh e closed e itl all irtln ratllt lll Itg, hts re
nmalde upon aid lh:tttyette nff deoeltkso Squaree, oe set
t, not bob..e,r.ed whcreae, by rea..nt thereof, tte raiel
1water rlotllltnS te n-,ny reparts of said Vasinllgeieol
querre. altd esperetally puon the intended walks, uutel
horhenerd by thie earth nld " rvi;
Therefoer, b it resolveor, That the Street Commis
sioner h,., elrl ee is tetrby etlltthorized, wtthLout dely.
a well toiI have said WathillgtOll Square to tled up
with suilalde materials. as erefetuaLly to carry off froml
sand squtre the rain waer, ns also to tcnuse to he
. shelled, tl the sae w manner eas Ltfayetyte Square, tele
diffeUrelt eortemnplated walks ef said W.-hilleieg tit
Square alld also. that he be fnrther authorized to have
tee Iroln ratlia l of aid -quare repaired t te painteld.
And be it further rectsoed, That the Gas.wotrks
O OCt nlly b,O allt are herely autholrized to cause to he
made wttlhout dlty,the necessary work, to tte etd
of lgheting said WVnlhingtoe Square by gas.
The following resolution, fttered by Mr.
n Bailey. was rea.t twice and adopted, the rules
being suspended:
R sol.ed, Tllatl then Street Commlissioner be and he
is herebly treeted to flrtidl ned prevent the e totractoer
for elttnotiltn sleets, frone depnetintgany of tiler ktllchlle
10 ofll alld garbage ot the sltreets of the city, and to dls
cotllitue the tilling of Peoydras and Tobit's Ceanals
during tle summer and Ifll monoths
The fil!owing resolution, effered by Mr Do
roll, was read twice and adopted, the rules
W being suoended
1lenolrd," That aloil petitions presented to this Board
in aceoerdanlet with s. etotes 11t), 20 antd 12 of tile
Scity tchanrier, hall, Iy the Secretary. be Sellt to the
oflleial ji.urlle for pubhication, in aetortdrltee wtht tile
errquoiremente of oaid etarnte, p ovidod ttethet Ih mc al
', iurel shall eh tke said pubi:calttoun at the expellte of
li, tho peittioller
e. 'The following resolution, offered by Mr. Do
ol, rell, was read twice and odopted. the rulee
te, being sunpended, and wets, on motion, sent to
the aessistmt BCard to be concurred in.
re. Reoled, That the Cnmptrnller wanrroant on the Treas
uer ien rlvlrlet R. F C.etufild,.t J. H tselberger alnd
nP Aurhttuly, flr Servicee as expert.toe ramioe
L books bf Treasurer, eece , n aecordtnce with resolu ,ol
el, No 2305, at the re r of two thundred dollars per molth
a, each, ttom Ihe A2rd July 1t55, to the Ist May, 1856,
provlded that suet sumns as have been paid Itemn be
deducted froet their waratllto.
e. Mr. Beirey. on behalf of the Committee on
el, Finence. offered the following report:
te, The Conmmittee on Finaeene, to whomt wa refeorred
a resolution aurtorlzing tle Comtronller to sttr the
coltiret for repoiriatt the Washtllgmtn nld Marshall
ehotol houses, Flrst District, adopted by the Board of
Assisantt Aldermelt, Jsetury 22. 16, have tile Itnor
to report: That they have tmade e.t examination of the
buildiogs referred to In said resonution, atd find the
galleries of both buildings in naveiy decayed ooditionn,
the roofs leak it manty places, and the buildiogs gen
erally ihove suffered much damage from a neglect to
keep the conduetors fr econveying tie water from the
roofs in repalr. Thel work necessary to le done is of
such a nature as to rentder it extrdmely difficult to spe
cify what is reqilred Your commitltee therefore, re
commaed titat tile repairs referred to itt the resolution
he made under the direetliot of the Committee on
Streets and Landings, and offer a subtitute for the
resolution referred to tthem.
Respectfully,
N. 1. BAILEY,
A. DUPRE,
JOHN C2ULBERTSON.
The following subetitute, offered by the Fi
nance Committee and accomponying the fore
going report, was read :
Resolted, Tntt the Committee on Streets and Land
ings are hereby authorized to have repaired utder their
direction the Washitlgtot and Marshall school-houses
of the First District,in Ia good and substantil man
nor, and that the amount paid for said repairs shall be
dedueted from the next ontttal approprintlot.
Mr. Durell moved to lay the substitute on
the table subject to call-lost.
A motion to adpt the substitute was lost for
want of a legal majority.
Yeoa---Moesrs.. Bailey, Culbertoon, Dupre,
Denegre, and Price---5.
Nays---Mesesrs. Lugenbuhl and Dorell---2.
Mr. Lugenbuhi moved for a reconsideration,
which, under the rules, was made the order of
the day for the next meeting.
f Mr. Boiley, on behalf of the Finanoece Com
mittee, offered the following report--which was
adopted:
The Committee on Financo have the honor to report
I upon sundry resoltions referred to thoem as follows :
A resolution, adopted by the Board of Atsistant Al
dermen, April 22, I85S, to pay W. A Beeeiler & Son
r oe hlndrt d and fitly d allrs i.o r ervoe rendered as
Secretary, etc., during the several trials of impeach
tttent in 1t54 atd 1855t, your commidttee recommend
concurrence
A eesolution, adopted by the Board of Assistant Al
dermen, April 8, 1050, to pay H. G. Pearsos one hun
dred do!lars for services rendered as Sectary of Special
Committees of both Boarde,yourcommittllee recomend
y the rejection of said retlutlios, as Mr. Pearson has
ntot acted as Secretary of both Boards, except in his
capacity of Secretary of Street and Landing Com
mittees.
A resolution to have gas fixtures placed ill the Clerk's
office, First District Court, adopted by the Board of
Assistantll Aldermet, April 0, 1855, your commitmt
recomlmed the rejectioll of the same, asn ile city is
not liable for snlluch charges. The Clerksof tile Courts
pay ther oWn gas hills.
;d A resolution authorizing Mr. N. Magooll to keep
and repair ropertny belonging to thle city situated on
iGetlily ttoad, during the pleosure of ite Common
Council, your committlee recommend that the same
to he so amended as to read after lhe words Commnaon
Council, "provided the same shall bh dote witdoat
any expense to te lrcity." . ,
Respectfully,
N. t[. BAILE ,mc.
nA. DUPRE,
J N O. CULBERTSON.
The following resolution, adopted by the As
sistant Board, was concurred in, as recommend
ed in the foregoing report :
A resolution to pay We. A Beecher & Son 8150.
The following resolution, adopted by the As
sistant Board, was rejected, as recommended
in the foregoing report :
A resolution to pay H. B Pearson $100.
The following resolution, adopted by the As
sistant Board, was laid over :
A resolutioo to have gas fixtures placed in the clerk's
office ot the Forst District Court.
The following resolution, adopted by the As
sistant Board, was concurred in after having
been amended, as recommended by the Commit
tee in the foregoing report:
A resolution authorizteg N. Magnon to keep and
repair property Ibelonging t. the ciy ettuated oe Gen
tillty road, duling the pleasure of the Comm n Counctil.
The following resolutions adopted by the As
sistant Board, were read and concurred in, the
rules being suspended:
r resolution to pay Wem. A. Beecher one hundred
dollars,
A resolutioa rejecting the adjudtetlion made by the
Comptroller on the 12th in-t., for the privilege of run
netg a ferry from the fout of Jaeksoa street, Fourth
Distrcl.,
The following resolutions, adopted by the As
sistant Board and sent for concurrence, were,
on motion, laid over.
A resolution accepting the propotilion made by T.
Kinball for the lease of tle.tteam ferry privilege at the
fueot of Jackao 'tret, Fourlth ODltrct.
A resolution fizitrg the Polls for the election to be
held on Monday, the 2d Jute, 18d0.
The rules being suspended, the following re
port offered by Mr. Culbertson on behalf of
the Police Committee, was alopted.
lion Board of Aldermet :
'rite Colnrtttee on Police, to whom was referred on
nhe 25th of March, ant 22d of Apr 51006, the teinesage
of hs Iltnor, thie oMayor rging a pon the Conmmon
Counltil, a wnell an Itllrease of at least one hun
dred ld ffty met of the prerellt )oilet force, asan an
ougalllelllon of their pay. on the grfulnd that the
present force is wholly inadequate to adue and lfair
yroleCtioln o the people ond propety wththte o m
ts of the Olly of New Orlteal, ld than: the prteent
to is insufficient to secure nuiltble men for such ber
vie, have giver due And impartial consideration to
the Snut and are of eopinion that hl. Ioaor'a grounds
for oe ltinrese of the police force, owel at thiw season
of the year, are well founded, but they are not prepar
ed to udolt the insuffieideey of the present pay of the
police.
That were it not theat he seaon is at hand when a
less police force is required than in ttl fall, wtttter
and fore palt of the aprlng, ald that the existeone of
preselnt Cmon ounleil is drawingl lto a c one, and
3 an entire new admlnimtriatioo is on the evve of replnac
ing tie prellotne your comultnlees would lite felt
oauthorized in reoomlendil all tlncrene of tile pre
ela poleae of 15n to 200 men. They, thoreftee, report
I elat in their jltgenlt, it i uonadviable oan the part
of the preelet Common Coulacll to take any definite
p Aolen o tile subject matter enntaitned ill the said
Sessaoes, and moreover that your Conmttee should
he relieved lfol all further action in tile premlres.
JOHN CUiLBERTSON
SAr. Celbortton, on behalf of the Committee
of Police, offered the following report and
resolution, which were adopted, the rules being
suspended.
tonoratble Boanrd ofAldermen:
The Committee o Police, to whom was referred
f the followitetg matteters. to-wit:
Sto. Tlte reeolution edpled by the Aesietant Board
oil tihe 3st of July, 1955, authorlzilg thle Comptroller
eto warran nit the Treanurer ill aver of Peter Nelson
for twelve dollr.t nod fifhy eelts;
S 2d. The one adopted 0th O(toher, I155, by said As
sistents, dlrectlhg tte ltreeet Colmi.oiollu to remove
a woodelln buildihg on the property oecupied hy one F.
Aveo, situated ,ni Rampart street, betwee: lospital
0t tee B lrr o. streets;
3d. The nee approved by said Board on the 20th of
SJanuary, 1856, graetlng pornltlioll t, J. L. Davis to
Serect a h,aektmlth shop on his property No. 31 Julia
Ott. The onle approved by saiold Board on the 20th of
J. April, It1e, allwing Phabi, & Co. to trept on Royal
tstreet, betweenl U.auhnle and Hospiltal streets,a steam
n ellgielle
It St. Th'e one approve on thle 209h of Ap'" t n,
nuthorizong -- Clenlent ao erect a ouildiorl -',
dras sLieet tor ite iFitle-l, ice reeam ;
6th. Nortt. fOtned, cp.'s bill of $75 1Y ..,l en
r- ty-.five pair of blllktete, purclms.d toth Feery,
tO 1-55, by order of thle Comomlllttee on Werk-hous and
SPrltollu,at l$3 per pair, eld 50c. drayaoe;
e Beg leave lt report altd reellmoned concurrence in
said resolutions as well as the adoptiot of tile follow
J. CULBORTSON.
k Resolved, That the Comptrller watrrant on the
r, Tresurer n lf,vor of le'srs N rfth Slledes & Co.,
d for seventy-five dllnars ind fifty gentl, being the
d amount, inludil g fitly ean dtrayagce, of twenty.five
h alrs of bhi,'kets, puhrchted by order of the Committee
d o \Vork-hlouse slid Prolnts.
rThe following resolutions, adopted by the
e Asesislant Board, were aoncurred in, as recom
its meded in the foregoing report:
let A retolution to pay Peter Nel7on .12 50.
Jo A resolution eqltritlg tl. F Avlt to remove
oil immnediately the n udes hed ereened bvhh m on his
e pnrperty oil Rampart street, between Hvspitltlaud
Oarrks no reea .
is- A resolutiot gealing p.rm.sin io tJohn ., Danvis
:p. to erectt eh'anckhmthl shop o hte pro. erly.
up A resolution grntling permlsluiot I'tPalo & Co. to
-In erct a steam engine o0 thelir irtlperty.
he A resolutlion greuti g permlsslon tt M. Clement
lIto erect a budillig oc Poydrat street for tile sale of ice
Ce On motion, the Board adjottrned.
' CHAS CLAIBORlNE, Se'y.
ebe
tttd EeeSeonmh PageforProeP eoding of A'sst. Board.]
W AS htuc~l from Aear Lost IS. F-L District, by
ordler of the Wllarhnger, as cncumontocet oa
thle levee, and depl.siled oil City Depot opposite An.
aunctation Markelrlit-
A pie of WhiAle Sand, muakng forrty-nine double
team cart loads
Which,, if not\ claimed withlin ten day-·, and the ex"
pet We a thereon paid. ill be sold at stad pIaace a de
ptlsia at public taution, on TUE.SDAY, 0loh L1tt., at
O o'clock A. dr.
AUG. S. PHELPS,
S tana Coamies io tor.
New Orleantt, May 8, 1056. my! 14 18
IL a Iemaport pre'- du poteu No. 19, Pre
miesr District, par ordre du \Ylhnlfin er·· Comtll Beocom
b reme I de III lae, et dI,, MARD pIot d fe lal VII0
vla-al~vi. du Marcheh de I'Anoonebmoo-lUII
V ne plle de Viable Bus~le, faii'811 qunlrallle · Ilef voy
ag. (doubles atteluee j
$t le dit sable Il'rj( pas recta me Jana dix jnurs, It
lea depretaeP paleen, it seen vendu a I'alnlehere pu
bleque, at Is dlt place, In nlARDI ,u du courant, a 9
Aeures A. MI.
AUO P. PHEI.PS,
Cammisaair, dee Rueis.
N'llI-Orp iI,8e 8 mi I951 iyll 14 19
\VAS b ougght to the City P..1ie Jo ca tihe tl h
VV i ut. th black boy WIL-ON; is5t-oL3 mches
oh u i s lbou.7.O 17 ; Ilrr J old has g b :ys hp
nloago, to 51, Jai hlrMlnd It. keeps a briokyard at
ciirelvil e, Parih of Jtfterroo
The owner is requested to ootol and c'aim said slavO
accurdiug to law.
E PLANCTIARO,
myt7 16t Kaeper of tho City PulTce Jail,