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e- GOOD 68'
AT OLD PRICES.
STHE SOLE AGENTS in the United States
- LIVERPOOL WATCH CO., we are an
.dby thew to closeout a large line of
" Wtches, Chains. etc., now in stock
t:Cub. t pricas never before known. All
r ul to finish, artistie il delu . reliable
"ne tuse, dorabit and of the latest
SEver Watch will be retailed a #.l thanss
S!y~t;3to"nand forwardede ecurely peek
e.,pAid, to any part of the country on receipt
oune can be sent to us by Express,
a rder for Expres Co. to return Goods or
, irch will secure promtness ad safety
irch.Lr. Among our list will be found.
ABE.TIFLL ENGLISH SILVER, 80ID
ILjtLE CASE WATCH, genuine English full
# ,ied novemtl, adjusted regulator,
c~CA und 4,eaniae tarn erd, oorret and
Or.t aucle. la or small sie, in omi
Sruiing order,4 ih an elegant Gent's
i:s. Cn, Locket and key, all complete, mail
r a ýDOLLARS.
Y,'IRY HANDSOMIE WATCH in fine 18
G.; .3 plated Double Casses-imitation of
,:,,,l, Watch--engraved or plain, genuine A
E .fall plate jeweled movements, adjusted
e,, correct, and in complete running
aý th elegent Gent's Vet Chain, with
tsand Key, r eihd pro-pase for only
5 DOLLARS.
The Oride Gold Watch,
A yjSIVE ORIDE GOLD Double Hunt
0 . Spring Cases, elegantly engraved, or
.rr~ed, enuine Patent Lever move
o jeweled, regulated and warranted to
,r ,eict time, and wear equal to Gold,
Ske in appearance make, finish, bril
S",f color. $00) Gold Watch. One of them
e-,nd Watches will he forwarded I mail free ui
d, ,drees, in handsome morocco case,
;:th velvet and stin, (Ladies' or Gent's
, bh,) for only TWELVE DOLLABRS.
,e for Holiday Presents manufactured to Id
)L'INE AMERICAN WATCHES of all
pJie in Gold ad Silver Cases, from $18 up to
a. Other Good Watches equally low. ith
ev Club of six Watches, of any kind, we send
at extra of same kind free, as a premium to
.:ter up of the Club. A superior stock of Ge
:m, tnde Gold Chains, S to $6 each, war
nt.ed ully equ.d to Gold in brilliancy of color, fa
wear, et( ,Bills of over $12 collected on delivery,
.!,letred. All Bills of $12, and lees, must oe
,ash in P. o. Money Orders, or Registered
Lttter, at our risk. Goods carefully selected,
ekel andl forwarded pre-paid by mail, or by
rre,, r receipt of price. Safe delivery of all
do t irvuntceda . 'atches forwardedto be i
,,rn.:gnI to parties known, when express w
char. . hboth ways are paid. No goods forward- B
td w.,t of the Miseiseippi River, with bill to col
', : o! delivery. Purcluhasers must pay all ex
pr1.w charge. on goods seut C. O. D also
f,, rturn if money. All Cash orders forwarded
fr . ,f crhtrges to destinatcou. Catalogues Free. A
ddrees all orders
CIIAS. P. NORTON & CO.,
Importers of Watches, etc.
Fntaelished 18.7. lG Nassau St.. N. Y.
No. 34-tf.
A. simon's,
COSMOPOLITAN NEWS DEPOT,
NT'ATIONERI" BOOKS. ETC.,
L 91', 'Er"unq'y .Illey. iedlen Biencille
,, :,nil A(r,,(s, tew Orleas:.
..::. , 'r. Northern and Western dailies.
i :.:. Ino hdwred and sixty different
* r,'·-v: ;,ei l :,t %-olI .
r,:. ~ r,:red to all periodical publie
SL, - :ll be accountable for the sub
rcr.: ~ !ing t.a they do not send back the
1- 'r 7,, ty otherwise.
. CASENiAVE.
I' NDE RTA KE4R
1 a .. ,.,; ,.,.- , Lo,,i.,tered, ;Yeo Orleans
Lit.
Carriage Pdor 2~1i.e.
,U)rEPHl II. WILSON'S
IRY 00B9 '
EMi'() ORIUM,
-0
S CANA.\L STREET,....163
FIRST FLOOR:
P.1 0 ,Dp, (;EN'TS FURNISHING GOODS'
SECOND FLO9R:
C:.h I:,M FOR SHAWLS, CLOAKS
AND WRlAPS.
THIRD FLOOR:
C.R4p1T, I.MATTING AND RUGS.
A i rit th re will repay any persons
alr.., to hu ch.,up and elegant igoodL
P. I ETHELL,
MER('IIAND)ISE, FLOUR
AND
PI':O\ISION BROKER,
Oa Y .. PolDRAS STREET..... 106
J. TAYLUj. .........JOHIN . BURKE
.alesmen.
: i"E PK llW 'IAftG AN1 TT CTOWNY
Ch*n..r,1 ly the United States Govern
ment. March, 1565.
i-t!. oiFron, WaSHISOTO, D. C.
. L. Et TON ........ A ctuary.
i.\ANCRl AT NEW ORLEANS, LA.
114 Carondelet Street.
C L.. STUR'TEVANT, Casoier.
T s .....9A. x. to 1 p. .
i • "ii ? to 5 o'elcek.
i. ::i. .sE"xOUR & Co.,
.,S AND LTHOCGRAPHERI S
'" Camp Strcet,
NEW ORLEANS.
JOHN B. HOWARD.
,.Aw' orricr,
St. Charler Street 36
:'Tt .at1n g;rcn to civil butiness in
r~Lt ~ , State.
Luwe r O(ut--2rice a Week.
Leaves New Orlem every TUESDAY aad
FRIDAYbI 10 o'clock L. K.
,·or RICELAND, POINTb-A-I4- A
CHE, and all way landings on the
LoVtr Coast
The'Bteamer
amZ WioolrU ,
T. A. Enderle, Master,
John. T. Richardson, Clerk,
For freight or passage apply on board or to
V. J. WOOD, 33 Peter Mt.
SPECIAL NOTICE.
St. LoaIs, Irn E ntail ad Slthies
tilroad.
THE ONLY ALL RAIL ROUTE
To St. Louis, Chicago, Omaha, San ancisco,
St Paul, Kansas City, Leavsnoth, St
Joseph,
And all PoiNatsirth, East and Wt.
TWO EXPRESS TRAINS leave te New
Orleans, Jackson and Great NoUaern Ball
road Depot daily, at 7 A. M. and P. .L
AN EXPRESS TRAIN leaves the feaot of Omaal
stret daily at 8 A. M., via the NwOtrmOa
Mobile and Chattanoop Railroad, makig
close connections at Mobile with Mobil
and Ohio Railroad to all poinr North, ast
and West.
For tickets apply to
A. D. SHELDON.
Ticket Agent New Orleans, Jackson and Gumet
Northen Railroad, corner Camp and Com.
mon streets, under Cy Hotel ; Or to
W. BEDELL
Ticket Agent New Orleans, Mbbile and Cha&
anooga Railroad No. 160 Common street,
under St. Charles Hotel.
J. H. WDING Eb .
General Superintending Agent St Louis, Tro
Mountain and Southern Railroad,
NEW ORLEANS, MOBILE
CHATTANOOGA RAILROAD.
The Mobile division of his rod willbe opeted
for business on
sladay, November 31. 1810,
and passenger trains will rn as follows ;
Leave Nw Orleans, fom the fooo of Clanl
street, for iay t Loui , Pas Christian Mis
sisaippi City, Biloxi, Ocean 8prings, Pasoagoul
and Mobile at 8 'clock A. . Arrivive t Mo
bile at 2:30 o'clock P. M,, connecting at Mobile
with the MOBILE AND OHIO, and the MO
BILE AND MONTGOMERY RAII*OADS or
all points "
1 ORTH, EAST AND WEST.
Leave Mobile for New Orlean at 11:6 A. M.
Arriving at 6:10 P. M.
Fare ltween New Orleas 4 labile,
Five Dollars.
THROUGH FREIGHT TRAINS RUN EACH
WAY DAILY.
Freight received at New Orleans, at the foot
of Julia steet before 4:3 P. L., derivered at
Mobile early next morning.
FREIGHT AS LOW AS BY ANY OTHER
ROUTE
For further information, call at the Geneial
Offce of the company, ooams one and two, up
stair.,. MTORY BUILDINQ, eorner Camp and
Common streets. J. R. KENDRICK,
General Superintendent.
TRAVELLERS, ATTENTIONc
The New Orleans, Jacltss ad Great .ortber.,
apd liuissuippi Central ailrads.
Run their Passenger Coaches and Baggage
Cars, their combined length without
change.
BAGGAGE CHECKED FROM ·R]IDENCE
O: DESTINATION.
The 7 1. I~ Expr m Train ras a y,
(SUNDAYS EXCEPTED.)
Mlakes close connections for Vicksburg, Item
phis, St. Loytis, Chicago, Louieiille, and a
points beyond, Sleeping cars at night, Canton
to Grand Junctfin and Humboldt
The EMil Tral lutes New 0iera Dlly,
at 5 P. 1.
Makes schedule connestions with Lightning E
press traine, to all points NORT, EAST aend
WEST. Carries the great Northen Mail.
' Time to New York, 70 lors.
New and elegantly fitted up Sleeping Cars
S raun to Huamboldt, Tennesee, Cleveland, Tb
nessee, and Louiills, Kentucky.
Exz,. s Train 80oth arrives at 1"30 A. SL
Mail frain Ynoth arrives at 11:OS A. M
Ticket Office, Galveston, Irpz _pding.
Ticket Offices, New Orleans, underCity Hotel,
Ccrnr Camp and Common streets, and at
Depot.
a E. Q. SEWAL, General Superintendent;
J. B. MOREY, General Ticket Agent
New Orleans, Jackson and Great Not(hrn
Railrod.
E. D, FRQ0T, General Saperintendeat ;/
D. B NOBEY, General Ticket Agent, is
seaippi Central Railroad.
s 8. SCOTT, Generil. Pasenger Agent
MILLINERY ESTABLISHIMENT.
y FALL AND WINTER
MILLINERY GOODS
Sof every description, just received at
Ie. .. " adn,t.:n :D
29 .. ....CHASTREtj STTEET..:. ....21
(between cOlanal ard Cutombose.)
aW . H. MxUktAx, C. W. Bun
8 Lounias. New Orleans
IMJARKHJAM & BURT,
Importers and obberrof.. .
109o. ...GRAVIER STREET,.....10
NEW Oar.nOrs.
HENRY C. & Hi. M. DIBBLE,
S ATTO NET5Y AT LAW,
inl 28. Natchez Street (MIogn's Bilding,
New OraueIa.
LoUIRIIA lR ATE LOTTEIYT CO
Incorporated August 17, 186. ,
CHARLES T. HOWARD ........ Psarmat.
SINGLE NUMBER LOTTERY,
BrENoD Sc xzl Oz.r 20,000 Nma .
CArrT. Pu - - - - $50,000.
CLASH D.
TO BE DRAWN IN NEW ORLEANS ON
f 'htaiS, mlreb I5, 1871,
HOWARD, 8IMMOND8 A CO., Cortr'cs.
SCHEME :
20,000 mUXmEs--ICKzR o iY $20.
1 prize of $50,000 is................$50,000
1 prize of000i ................ 30,000
1 prize of '0,000 is................ 20,000
1 prize of 101000 is................ 10,00,
1 prize of 9,000 i................ 9,000
1 priseof 8,000 ............... 8,000
1prize e 7,000 i*................ 7,000
1 pieal 6,e00 ie................ 400o
Sprize of 5,000 is................ 8,000
1 prise of 4,000 is ............... 4,000
1 prieof 8,000 s...... .......... 3,000
1 prise of 2,000 is................ 9,000
1 prize of -1,000
1 prizeof 1,000
1 prise of 1,000
1 r of 1 0ooo
I p of 1,000
I prime of 1,00
1 priseof 1,000
1 prize of 1,000
1 prize of 1,000
1 prie of 1,000
1 prie of 1,000
Ipie of 1,000
1 prie of 1,000
Spriseof 1,000ooo
1 prise of 1,000
1 prize of 1,000
1 prize of 1,000
I prie of 1,000
1 prie of 1,000
1 prise of -1,000
1 prize of 1,000
1 prie of 1,000
1 prie of 1,000
I pre of 1,000
1 prize of 1,000
1 prize of 1,000
1 prize of 1,000
0o prizesof 500 are 15,000
317 pries of 500 are 63,450
440 pri mo i to $80,450
Prip pay.le is fall without de oa.
Orders to be addressed to.
CH& T. OWAR)s
Lock Box 692 Postoffice, Ne.w Orie*ii
Ss4 Pofofiee Mouey older or, Ag ,ter your
Letter,
The litchell & lame isakrg Fwnlture Cq.,
xyuICZrosras A DZALEzs IN £U4. INDS OF
FURNITURE,
Mattraseee, Looking Gl*~aes, &a.,
103 and 105 Camp Street, acrner Poydras,
Moreeque Building,
Nees Orleans.
P. B . . Pirc ct, C. C. Axmroi,
Yew Orleans, La. Skreeport La.
PINCIBACK, & AT.COIINE,
COMMI8s10NMERC NANlT
31.41 fury o e * tit.,
NEW URLEAMtS.
L.bel AdMuanes made ndr e m ignm ts.
Prmpt Ut*ntion ge to all sales andt prypAus,
leasing ffarmsU, etc., etc.
Coansignmts covere4 by Insurance as soon as
4kpsped, sanless otTatlse instructed on te Bill of
landbg.
0:0. GIGNAC. 4.F. JOUBODAIN.
s1iNc & IOUIlDAIN,
Corner ~,. nti And Villere, No..239.
ALWAYS ON HAND
CHOICE GlOCEBIES, T11 COFFSE, MIBIZIS
INES, LIICUOS
1g, Ords~prompily atteIId to.
CaIp ien t a rt:n d' B ai I d e .
'237.....JULIA EE ..... 7.
nxwr OLns.
au ordr eia astthe hop will be po~tm,
ttended to.
6 E1RG HITE:
I ' iol E,:m/o Be-s.
" EW OBLREANS.,
.o , oith A .at
HoIUe, 'p"sad eamboat Ftt.0 ap.,
- n 'mm O sf W EM Ns ee msob 0 .
c., tr 6 keon a ortm oo
newspapedema .
orpcpoorowLL Ac o
Buqur A o ..S. .i MDie
. GENERAL COAkMISSION
48.......CARONDELET ST.....4·C
Edautoe C Cael Bank, Brank of New Oruass
L) Lowrsiaan: stats savings' Aseoction, aare
lw LeIs & Co., t. BLouis, Missoui.
uMMERclAL cOu R=
Loe4ed oier ite MFsdens Saving Bans
114 COrddlet S .L
ormeu ATr D n ysum, no Vrcaow.
The old sand young caneter at ay tie; I
n distinotion made in regard to mrae or
colao. The de~P of the Institation, is to
tfurnish opportaoities to those .wishing aE
rapid, thorough and praeseaabesiness edd
cation, fifty to one hundred per cent saved
by students, by taking the rapid monssecial
ostw. 1artes habing ordinary ability,
who have enltike1y aeglctsd tbhe edusation
now have the opport ity to qualify them- ;
slev fdc r ahilot any poeitinein the State,
in ai incredible short time.
From two to tlree'memths is all that re
quires to complete the co ercial course.
Terms reduced to suit the times.
For further infarantion" call at the Col
legs.
Prof. A. T. Selover, a
Principal. c
MRS. A. M. PARRISH
FIRST PREMIUM
SUIET iAKl
N0.311 CANAL STIlIT,
New Orleans, La.
Partiular attention paid to the mean.
factur of (Gents' UIderclothing; .l o
Base Bal Club sad Firemen's Uniforms
Made to order.
N ; C OF T .NEW YORK
Emnporium of Flashion
FOB LADIES.
eted by r.A. dale A Ir .1. LLmI.
hr aiskhg Inls
OF ALL INDe, FROM
HEAD DRESS TO HOSIERY,
SUITS IN GREAT VARIETY,
Wrappers i or Double, Underclothing of
erry descrpoh, NightDrem ', 'trail and Walk
ing Skirts, ChemIee Drawers, Shks, Over
Skirt s, aro, ., Ae.I
Orders taken for wedding Outat., Childr+ea
and Infants' Wardrobes, Suits and Dresses in the
latest 8tyles, and supplied at short notice.
f The TRAD supplied at Neo York prices.
Sample Room, No. 221 Canal St.,
AT MRS. A. M. PARRISH'S
FINST FIEUllUI. 1BiLT LAkiFCTOIT.
Ar Ordae respectlly solicthed.
Mrs A. GOODALE,
Mrs. E. LINCOLN.
B. T. WALSHE
110......CANAL STREET......101
Near St Charles,
'NEW ORLEANS, LA.
MEN'S AND BOYS'
BHIRTS.
(or rme own tma)
'BOYS AND CHILDREN'S
MIPF AID NTi' SIIufT I TO Obll
Every Artiale Markd in Pain igure
Goode sol~els "oce pris" system, saaeay
article purchased which fails to give s.tikfactien
.an be remea, ai the money.m b Wrefendad.
Modersate Prices and Presh Stock
to select from are some of the indce
ments offered at
B. T. WALSHE'S ;;
110 Canal St;, near & Charle,
3h*ow Orlear.
n. - o-ZLoet or ,der vomt.sttf,*,
,sdled 0. o. D. i"sre&a.
U UNION LE4GUE CLUB ROUSE,
3L........... c.ai sk est.............. 3
SThe rooms of this Calb a open meah day to
ameambas nd and their guestfrom r A. M. to
a 12 P. Luaonch will bo sved daly hor-ai
toItP. I. uo291mp
CARPTr WAoREvHQIS
l. .... .ca~Tirn smaTsL,,......t7
ABROUSsE C(o; Impeat .d l, g,
at Wholesale ' and eteibl, .dat ow
S prices ;
cairPZTis.
IooR .0or. CWTa,
mCurtals and Upolsterers Material, Window
Shead. ToMe Covem. Blik Cloth. Ibml Oa
MUTUAL UII 11~stRAN3C COMA1~P .
of itne ,city of eaw yojr
NO. 139 BROADWiY.
.8 oo. W. GuiiA. Vie Pro. . iG . o rwW.
Agedu. New OT,
OFFICIAL JOUIMBNAL
FfB'ST ,SESSION
or ass
OIF
SECOND GENERAL ASSEMBLY
or .su
STATE ..OF LOUISIANA
£bR inued from our Gut Number)
[The Speer resumed the hualr .
By permission, Mr. La Salinisre e!
St Martin, gave notice that he would at
some future dy introducea bill to be
entitled an act to establish loks oh the
Bayou Teche, and for other purpose.
The Speaker announced the following
members to constitute the special oom
mittee to investigate the charges .,rs~e
against )on. William H. Cooley, Judge
of the Sixth District Court of New Or
leans, of high crimes and misdeaeeapots
Mem Mortimer Carr, of De 89to,;J.,
W. Quinn, of Orleans, L. J. Somey, of,
Avoyelles, J. C. Moncure, of CaddO and
H. H. Stevens, of Jackson.
Upon motion of Mr. Antoine, of Or.
leans, the Houe uwas adjourned ntu this'
evening at half-past seven o'elock,
WILLIAM VIG S
Chief Clerk.
FrtyO-Mfth Mys--ImBht kualat.
Housa or BIasssITraI'JvY
Friday, February 24, 1I8L
The House met pursuant to adjountaunt.
Speaker Carter in the chair.
The roll was called and the following
members answered to their names:
Messrs. Outer, Abell, Baker, Brker,
Barrett, Barrow, Belot, Bentley, BickLhm,
Blunt, Bowen, Brewster, B Brousard, Br
I Bryan, Buchanan, Bukiham, Ih,
Butler, Chachere, Cochran, Crawford, Dar
b , Davidon, Davi, Doewes, Durio, Ellis,
aulkner, Floyid, Foatelieu, GOladdi, GOrd
enor, ptk p P.arper, W. Hamer,
rent, IL Lott, Lynch, Mahoney, Marie,
SMarvin, Matthews, McCarty, Meadows
Moncure, Moore, Morris, Murray, Nelso,
Ong, Oplatek, Overton, Pond, n Baby
Riley, Binggod, Sartain, uam ,
Bouer, Stamp, Stanton, Tatman, Thomp
eon. Tureaud, Ulinan, Verrett, Wans,
Washington,. of Arumpton, ashington,
of Conoordia Waters, "Wheyand,. l
liams, Wilson, Torks, Young-66.
Mr. Faulkner, of Caldwell, by mnani
Smous consent, introduced House bill No.
273, an ast to amend and re-enact sections
, one, two and seventeen of an act entitled
an act to establish a public park for the
F. city of New Orleans and to provide
means therefor, approved March 15,1870,
which was read under a suspenio of .the
rules.
Under a suspension of the constitution
al rule, the bill was placed upon its sec
ond reading, the rule by which the. bill
was compelled to be considered in eom
mittee of the whole was dispensed with,
and it was considered s engroebed.
Under a further suspension of the con
stitutional rule, the bill was pisLed on its
third reading and finalpaeage, when the
yeas and nays were demanded by Messr.
Turean, of St. James, and Antoine, of
Orleans, with the following result:
Yeas: Abell, Adolphe, Antoine, Barker,
Barrett, Belot, Bentley, Bickham, Blunt,
Bowen, Brewster, Bronusesard, Brown, Bu
chanan, Buckinghsam, Burch, Cochran,
Crawford, Derby, Dsrinsbnrg, Davie, De
mas, Dewees, Durio, Faulkner, Floyd, Fon
i telieu, Gaddis, Gardner, P. Harper, W. Ear
Dr, Hem tead, HByame, Johnson, Kearson
kenner, insela, Ssliniere, Laurent, H.
SLott, J. R. Lott, Lynch. Mahoney, Marie,
Marvin, Matthews, McCarty, McFarlanmd,
latek, Otto, Overton, Pond, Baby, Riley,
Ringgold, LSartin, Inith, Boner, Stanton,
STounoir, Turesaud, Ullman, Verrett, Wands,
SWashington, of Assumption, Washington,
of Concordia, Waters, Wbeyland, E. .l
e-lias, Williams, Wilson, Yorke,Yoag
-79.
N* ays: Baker, Bryan, Ellis Gerthamp,
Killen, Llambias, MobierU, Nelson. Stmp
Tstma, Thompson, Worrall--ll.
There being no objection to the title_
the bill was ordered to be sent to the
Senate for concurrence.
-I Mr. Faulkner, of Caldwell, moved a re
consideration of the vote just takeu, and
3-to lay that moign on the table.
Carried.
SMr. Bukinghm, of Morehouse, called
Sup Senate bill No. 1521,an set to incor
Sate the Alexandria, Homer and Fulton
- ailroad Company, and to grant State
4id thereto.
l' Under a suspension of the constiution.
,U al rule the bill was put upon its second
S reading.
The rule requiring thebill to be oonsid
qred in the committee of the whole, wu
dispensed by a rising vote of 60 yeas to -
A motion made by Mr. Barrett, of Or_
lans, toread the bill in detail, was carried
Sy a rising rotept 4 yese to83 nys
[IMr. Monecre, of Caddo, in the chair.]
Mr. Dewees moved that fuither atio
be poetpned till to-m*rew at oeo'cled
at which hour it shall be the specie
tr order of the day
ir. ~rris, of Acemsion, moved the
the motion be laid on the table, where
lapon Masers. Kenner and Antoine, c
SOrleans, called for the yeas and ay
with the following result:
ns. Tm:Mast Beat, Bisin, Doves n
Ote r, 2.. < . a rr , lam n.,
Cehamber Coeb , a wrd, , S, i. s,
Duis, seems JmLkom
merio, . Drts. sl . A,
s P,,wim. S, Em er,,,, s W,ct ,
IM, s.mam et al : raka.s, "uspended
NadlM twe L I. .-.
,,Ah, tone d st.kem ok t ,
otl~e "o . ~ossa, w o., W in,
The motioa fe ' c t th
and ui mton b4la oth t ne al
i motion 1if Mn Cats, Qfysa.oto.
The bil nedfortdye its W tom
1, 18d, wih tean l iareC
rdrd tor obiste t pean.' e ofrthe ainte
a msioof e Osl eo ansa on toe re
Spotkewr ot b bin tas wemt i.y yre-d
tied aonditon armat iohau ro
oomitue ain forl inwdgithout te lui
rs stead, reeited aedu adotead:
To1 the wHear Speantke d i,*bu an thel
1of f eimmm t ath i e aSi oree:,
Your committee aointed eto exa,-,
submit the following report:i pb
The Now Orleans Gasllt Hof thema
tory acut, its exclusive righte and
aleges were continued in frce muntil
sof we to comneasen bsI
To oextendrs eatre othef gaslight oain
r, the cityof NewOrleans, andto reduce
vided that the corporation sd y ao b
'continued in force, without xelusive
t rights, for twenty yens after the
paioni ofe itso A t the rar, the fon
Seor eog lars per thousand feet, and
1 that the company should lay, at its own
. expense, net loees than fifteen miles of
mai pipe its the street of ew Orleans
Swithin thr ear ofrom the fiurst day of80
DN July, 1860.
s This leson t condition was not compliedt
At By aoneof ying this report, and which'
i sttements wea compiled from the book.s
o, of the ta fall materially short of
To anothe feature of the act of 1860,
a- your committee would invite particular
Sattention; its extitle does not et forth
in the extension of the charter of the com
i eh Ort a sf1, would exire 1n 18"71.
The o 1860 etsentisg Comarso
a- ny as one of its eobjets. The follow
b, ing communication, from the Attorney
Generalt o the State, wil shof cien aly e
-plain the effect of such omission:
ts Assmo u hae tori s., h
r .eem State of Louai 1o
New Orleans, January 12, 1871,h
of . me. W. Domemte a the Special em
SCom: wito eesndi the mies, and reef--
minptis as Axsi l at sat Company
' a o tiue. its Ueata forr:
> Tioon ta t nittin eostn o the Goeer1,
Sbin- thseobject oaf th acticl eol haf
beec prt in the tit1.
It S conpn. forttw o the f te of183
ts incrporat potioh~ Gasseh ony,
Sontiued rits:o exitenhe fre forty yedue
i toas tminurei xto ynreothyear l n a
e o bintah obet of thc act, ou Ihave
Iot was compete for therest aegialu
tQ enact that portioneqorer in l e
SO thep ur i on of thextent the adcnl
1860 is caonstitutonal, buth somrni thes
ad r ao et thereo . o se r
stoisate rocer to tsave* mme
)r- dom thelarda to, oy the fowoiug
H f Cones nofa as iasmes to Pate the]

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