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EVPAVE DU TRnISlE1LE nISTRECT-lI
II conduit Depot dies EpAves dH TrOiseme District,
encognnre Clouet Bous Enflns CONNIE apaves-
Une chavre jaime, achete blanc Ho sur lie dos ct une
corde
Une petite chevre iaune tacheteR de blanc.
Une caevre ore ayaat che blanche entire les ct
uarr de CUR,
81 les dts anmaux pms reelambs dams dix our les
fru s vendus ench6re publquG dit depot,
JEUDI oGtobfe, 1865, dix heures, A. NJ.
G.. o. FLNCHIER, Comnssaire des rues.
NDytr41 Ia NJ GntgJ 5aY,rAr1 l,-a1 EOuI mol
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Two THE AFE1liCUMD-


DCGTRESs JOSEPHINE WELLAGE,
Respectfully informs lie public Of eW Orleans that she
lHsI East whore she has BEEN practising for
t1Huy years surcesion without h Of tle below ueaae
street Luy and Ciod streets where she
eoUsutot Office hours from 10 "A, NJ. 10 p NJ relative
0 of the fulowiuE diseases
E&GNESCE&GES AND TQMokS Of every hind are 70
and peragorg cured wittopt pan the use Of th
knife. in a very ,hor time,
DIN DANGEROUS W0UEDS.-she promises thorouct
breathing again She effects and performs the
expeditions aud radical ep-e on L icers.
FEVER AID AGEE Will he cured IN torty.eght hours
These diseases relieved and cured In
by the Of her Medicines which ecN
ci5ua gud peweyu although containing calonel or otha
poisonous ingredients.
tn olne whch highly recommended All who take thes,
six weeks will be relieved from Yellow Fever
Asue Hh1leta ani ali diseases that may follow.
Price of these Powders for six weeks from IS tn 81
SrrufnA, Ladies' Weakness, Thigh and Hip Disease
Liver Complaint Stead ache and All Diseases of The s
EOru BRninns, Nails growing Ia the acst
without pan4 rgt or burning tem guaranteed never Il
Also nOOTRESS wELLAGE's CELEBRATED STOMACH
HITTERS This M6fCiuet remedy for Dyspepsia
Weakness DaFrha, Cramps, Collie Fever Ague nhare and
Diseases It's universally used in the practice Of the
scientific PLY sictans in Europe and Is very highly
mrnded by them Its improved by Price . bottlE
III who afflicted with any of the above named diseases
/ So DO fail to call at her Office 1874 barORns str
! Iei5 SIN DoGTRRss JOSEPHINE wELLAa
pOFP VINES casks London Deck Imperial, fo
sci corner Of Grayier aud New Levee sts
ENSEXS-sO bales Missi>sippi Manufacturing Company
iy6 10 Grsvier street
i NII.s-IBrd Whale sperm NeafSfoo aud Tanners.
i " j, Il, GARTER Broker,
set = ichoupitouas ST,
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gEsANGE.


NEW ORLEANS AGENCY OF THE
HOME ASSURANCE COMPANY,
New York.
Cash Capital sdCoo0o surplus s26} 900.
This Company perfectly responsible for all Losses under its
Policies aud well known 10 the Local Companies Of New
Orleans and Merchants generally many Of hold it's Poll
ces Of Insurance Fire and River Risks taken at lowest rates
and 10 per Premiums in lieu Of Scrip
Dividends. r. w. RAYNE, Agent
Nc, IS Magazine street New Orleans.
DIRECTORS;
Charles j. Martin, President
William G. Lambert arm of A a. Lawrence & Co,
6sa6Td Barnsy aF@ d weIs Fargo gS5ns 81
Eeas HSpSns rr9f l mRoFerS and Traders Bank
Wlinm Il Melleu firm Of Cl9liq, aleIen co
3. Watson Bull firm of Haskell, Merrck 4 Bull;
Levi sS''i T. Stole firm Of stone, Starr & CO..
ms II o. Ta 81 Of Fa'Fsy ar gmPRrs Butler
Theodore McNamee firm Of Bowen MeSanee / Co
Rteha5 RE ad firm e y PGa4 Tog q St Louis
George Bliss 9rm of Phelps Bliss 4 Co.,
John O. Nelson, firm Of Nelson i Co
Levi P. Morton firm Morton, Grinnell Co;
VIII r %oR 8m # S War6 WEEK S soi
James 2% Ra =, JSf 9 10y o = Io OF Louisville
Charles BulkIey, firm Of Bulkley Co
Henry Harbut frn Of Swift, Hurlbut & Co
Jesse Hoyt firm Of Jesse Hoyt 4 Co;
lynn S' 6oEs m q Gao2y ps BStS K j.
CUFFS ig Nobs t 8Tm wv # ond I Noble 70
John B. Hutchinson, firm Of J. g. Howe Co. Of Boston
Amos nWiEht arn Of TrowSrdss e Bwisb 10
John R; Ford, firm q Ford Rubber !. II, Company
George T. Siedman firm of Stedman, Carlisle Shaw Of
John W. wbit.ock, firm Of wAitlock, Kellogg Garter;
Cyrus Yale, Jr firm of o. Yale, Jr, Co, Of New Or.
+. IL C9sstt i'm Of cossiit Hill 4 Taimadgs Of Mem
David i. Boyd, a,m f BOYD, Bros; o.; If Albany
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RSpecmeu copies satuousy for inspection South.
enand Western money, Postage Stamps, taken for subscp
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DAD CARSaud DEPICTS,
BRIDt3 Els,
mFFH

ANTIITUNEG8-
ali can bs covered and made perfectly Frs and wessP
We are prepared to make contracts which win uperu
tend furnish the material any part q the country, With
attractions hos it,
We are prepared 10 negotiate wh builders and others t0 Tbs
purchase of the right Of STATES Parishes Counties Rna Terrific
once of the Company, Ne. 50 ST. Charles STREET,
basement Of The Masonic Hall.
Liberal inducements offered to Builders sad Others 30 act As
Agents.
All Communications addressed Box 1856, New 0Elaans
viii meet with prompt attention.
s8-Waiea-Ageats in all parts 81 thecoupuy mi8 8m&w
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fae Company continues to against the petls the
ard rivers aad aud damage by ice, al @ current htea
NJ premiums.
j. GAILLARn, President
4F8. We. WEST, FieoFfefia5n.
A seamE4BFR Secretary ht23
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TRUSTEES.
Christian Honod, John Fog, J. v. BurtFdgs,
J, GTauer, r, BVUgie7, N, NJ Eehathi,
T. H. Pnmr0y, ThOs- Byrue, F. W. ElrchhoR,
NJ A. Violet, Geo. w. Vest s. Fla5sau.
4. Lee5urt. A. R Montgomery, a. ClmmaCk,
&. A, FpsHck, VIM. Urquhart, Win. PREM,
O. W. Philips NiehRrd NuEent, W C. Watts,
A. Csrgere. G. Fe7sy j. 5. Willis,
H. C1Inucheau, g. W. Dunbar Ghas Lahtte
J. Thb-uhii. Henry RodewRd, Leon QueyfOuBe,
Mason Pitcher, A. P. E9blcu, j. L.. TacauiGy.
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BUSINESS DIRECTORY.

VNAmEBON & co, -. D., DEALERS IN CARPET
~ tngs, OIL Cloths, etc, No. IA Canal .reet. -
ALEX j. DYAs RH. H'ALPiN. R. nYAs.
NNAS ~ co., WHOLESALE GROOERS, CORNER
~ of Grvier, Fulton and New Legee streets. az L
FROST q CO., DEALERS IN BooTs SHOES, BRO
+ gans, Hats, Caps, stc, No. 10 Magazine street.
GAINES. q. 2. y Co, !MroRTEEs MD >. DEAL E.
tine aud 81 ltfaYler streets,
CyToTjIr, ,g.yArTIsON, STAPLE AND FANCY DRY
" Goods Of direct importation No Is Ghattre street
Cl0HDON y FOSTER DEALERS IN FLOUR
" Corner Poydras and New eyeestIsets. l2l- y
CRATIAA, COmMA&HRE & Co, CoNMIs
sion Merchants and Importers OF Wines No 20 Custom
house street.
n 60 PFA ARE ~ s sa5 g Ts5ss
gtoulAs street.
III 1NpEItsUN q GAINES, DEAI.ERS IN CHI
II "a, GLASS, EARTliESWA ARE etc. gg G2n2l st
EIULaIHS Z. CLAUss, oKooERs AM. DEALERS
fehoupitoulas streets oz2lya&|
HYNsONa GEO. W. q co. SHIPPING Agents.
II AND COMMISSION MERCHANTS, g campsI.
q EDE GS GOODRICH, JEWELERS., Canal
II and Royal streets,
TUgES, mACKINDER u Co., SHIPPING
J Agents and Commission Merchants No 81 Gravier street.
re" oItaHts
KELLER, y. H., SOAP MANUFACToRy CORNER
bs5 s'o supply constantly % hand 'ad a oa.' spg 2.GGR'
KOUNs, q. L. u BROS, COMMISSION AND FOR;
sfts1 tsfy faTg G'f%92n sysn 70 me a Sno
- - - =
fSf u s Fa4s Wn 90 Gs Gsr9ea IT. sb
ysbng md fousacon Fire Bricks, etc. No. Y Nigga
t-e
"a ~ MARI, Il 5ffH H. I Is Com.
- -2szslal ! llsg, wy " sslss ~ =
I &N0L% a. CO., j., REALEEs n STAPLE AND
- FancS DRY Goods, corner Canal and Bourbon streets
= g-y1I,,,,-I ~ an ,rg,,g,, ~ l,gI1,5r,, =.
l. Cau6i ma Sd Charles strssts
! ETTTrEIFgT,TI yEysT . Il a. TTTT0N eaC
l. TORS AND COMMISSION Ms,RGHAEI6, No. "a Old
Leyee.
7 ION q P4NSAEtD. IMPORTERS or FRENCH
L Fancy Goods, Nos 65nd6s goyal er 3iogyile st.
IONS y CO.. = w, MEMS, BOYS YOUTHS
nj Nd Fa.6 ii GoS Sos IS and d da ssreg ,
ner 2t tll Ieyee
ma ALLGTT, JOSEPH COMMISSION RECEIv-
~ M aud EnrUdng MsIeHau and GENERAL Steamboat
W y ------------
Va FIJI y EI lga ggpg e9t wa l, Sy
4EIiGiEs &Ei WATcaES III igasr5 arti5iss repared
/ 1y3IbtDi5x =, ~. SHIRTS tiEa,gIFsaIEN,s FURNISH
's 'o'' ava Fancy Articles. corner 's'' 'Ha N'y''
! GJGBIsUs, q. ", Wholesale DRrGGIsT OILS,
a$& S 4 SIN Ss .S G a@2Ef AZ AR sTA III Y
70 5g1rl2 ,sa ''s ''s ana no
! {TUrNll{oE,. A. 8 co., aENs avn BOYS, ono
,o.agts gsysr MIA ,ias..as s.-.e. y, ..,,'
%oEBIs, MaUt.L q ca, FAsHIoNA BILE Cloth
~ 5n9 E1.. os '''oi corner Of Gaap md Common
DIEKsf,V. I,EEIs0y :. co. DEALERS N
I Gygl4!g@t No egg.zlgz, corner s41gl siGs-h
pIIht4LLE,l5t Go0DHiCt3 a, 4 co saTIoN E4U
- =.
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nEPOT DU PREMIER DISTRICT-Il a etc
II conduit Depot de la Vile du Premier District rue FIRE.
ret, entire les rues Lafayette ct Puydras--
200 Pertes Carries pour pavage
III lot de Lest.
81 dams dix jours lis Eacame is 5eon veadgs
enchere publiqne dit eudoi lie MERGREDI Is Octobre
1888, 4 III haures du matn.
o. o. FLECRIER, Commissaire dies rnes.
Eouyplle- Orleans. % oCObre. 1858, Se3D or u
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ttr'r ie,eui,oa at pope' time ard ssr -K,nia.
ton OF Ice books aud socounls Of The df-tent Dpsmsn
poL out IN detail such tesson T. the krepns tbs
City accounts vii mike tia diff rcn, Dpl check
ubon ear othe. Your Committee recommend tie adoption Il
the following solution:
Pesod tbs. tie Controlled be and he IL hereby directed -
retain tie Of four thOu,and Ir- hundred aad eight dol
and forty Ave oosis. With iatts. from Dec 1855 from any
motley due, which hercal become d-s,
Contract or coniraos completed in Of oonpon BE-
tween he Cpoatic3 of the City q New YORK aad Terfra
Farley and he IL requested 20 report the Common Council
stseleDt Of he contracts referred Tins
The Board Of CouuciInen bold a reg alaT msst,ng
last evening petition for 500 MAS received from
the Veterans of 1872, their treasury u unsble to
meet the demand OF their sick and the kou. Ia OF July
resolution apprOpTlatiIg n 800 for the removal Of
re rtnaiDs If Pfes6ent Monroe, was amended %
% 800. The report of the Board OF Alderman 10 fayo;
II buying the WaIds islsDd property Of Alexander
McCOiter, was laid
RssOiut'Oas To pay for work done under Md. Brs-
ley Deviins Superintendent OF Repairs and Supplies,
and 70 pay " illism McCorkle, employed III the De-
psitment OF Repsirs aud Supplies tDevlnsi inm De-
ctmber TO May s, ct the rate of 81 200 year, we're
adoUffd
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BROOKLYN COMMON COUNCIL.

II Boa;d nat 90 Mouiay eTeniDs-Ali. KiLD
ILFIsCH il thc Chair
Re,oo-d FIR Dogs-A resolution vas adopted d.
.ecting :Ls AayoH 20 offer reward II MY cents IL
each Cog csiyertd AZ me ruoC p-.Ius, ;Iom tLe =
g.; Ju.r 20 ne LIT Of September. The sihirc. vss
cubs o. sut.Y onsidered snd referred the Law
COronittes to orsit az cr0iGsnce.
Tie Dco,i ot EI-Ild. O'Nei-A feres of reso-
IuitFs 7ssss adopted relative to the deceass Of the
late Ali1msn oNe'l.
lie Trpopt Iastltpfion-Tne Com uttse on Tn ,nts
reported on tire oondito; Of the TT, sut Home They
fluid iba theYe s.e niueLy onicTea u the building,
wh.c! 10 sioGt msry Is csl b. rel Accommodated,
and that = iIsttation Stands 10 need Of sup pies
Tescistiun offered confsTrog po@sI on tae
H. tee to procure vhs- was Leedso.
Board Il HeaIH-On motion Uf AID. WHISKY, the
Pr sider. # ths Common Council WAS add5d 70 the
Boaid OF Health.
The A,aao,y-Ths sum OF 500 was appropriated for
the puIposs OF making arrangements lay the corner-
stone OF tie ory arnoDy CD tts An Of July hex
The Cornerstone Of the OLD s.ncry Wac laid by La
Fsy cite the Ara Of Jry, 1922
The Car Stdbles-A communication was received
from the Courstlor answer 10 tire petition OF j. T..
HiidIeth, skiing tee Board 10 paee ordinance pro-
libitng tte ssls of 5wi milk, sdulte!ated milk,
ulder severe penalties eao TO license the milk was
ons. The Counselor is Of option that tine Common
Council Ias power TO pass any ortlnsuce they may
deem necessary for the health Of the city, but thinks
II would le difficult to frame ordinance such - to
efeciually accomplish the end sought tor.
in OnLectcn tsere With Aid. WILSON offered res
olrtion directing tbs CounseioI to Institute proceed
ipgs against all persons VINO have violated, and are
siil volstrg the ordinances 10 the erection OF cow
stsblee. a
AID ScHoLER offered an ordinance to the effect that
no Ie.ron sbsl keep more than three cows upon any
ole 20. Of lard of not than 800 squsrc feet IN
superficial extent or than four cows upon any
lot OF cot more than sc in sizs aud more
than six cows upon any lot in he city, except in the
Eight Ninth ard Eighteenth Wards. In these
Wards 10 larger Lumber arc to be kept. unless | y
permission Ct the Mayor. The penalty is SO for each
COW above the number stated
TIE whole subiec. Yves laid over for one week
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BOARD OF ALDERMEN.

The Board uet at O'Clock yesterday, the President,
JOHS CLANCY, tsq., residing.
received from the Street Commissioner restve to the
bad condition Of the whaIves in the city The wharyes
embraced IN the report situated south OF CoTear
Hook ard on the North River side fsr north "a Pier
No 81, including lO7 piers; of this number "a are
much worn and IN dangerous condition, and require
extensive repairs. 35 are in a safe copcition and
in toerabiy good order; Is in good order, ard 81
either beirg paired by only requiring slight
repars This classification s made without reference
to the foundations of the piers, many OF which, even
in those piers reported to be 10 good order dlap
dated The Street Commissioner asked appropriations
for the following piers: Pier No. 20 81 OJO; Pier No.
~ 50 $50; Pier No. TO- $1,000; Pier No. 40, II, 900.
He asks also for authority for proposals. TO have said
piers repaired. The communication vas referred 70
the Committee on Wharves, Piers and Slips.
Resoiuti0aS-T That the Sixth avenue be regulated
and graded from One-hundred and twenty -hh s.rset
to Harlem River; referred. Directing the Street
Commissioner to have Engine Company No. AZ re-
paired, at expense not exceeding SO; laid over
10 appoint Committee Of FIVE TO make arrangements
for the celebration of the Fourth Of july and that
the sum Of s. be appropriated to oefray the ex-
pensts laid on the table.
Pctitions-For sewers in Fortieth street, and also
in Hudson street between Barrow and Morton streets
referred. OF Hose Company No. g. to be refunded
money for painting their ,rTiage; referred.
The report in favor of directing the Croon Depart
ment to appoint inspectors of the paving OF Maiden
laLe and COurtlandt street. and continuing said work,
was ccncurred in by u vote Of to 7, after consider
able opposition.
Cleaning Strtets.-The Board then took up the bill
from the Board Of Coupcimen directing the City In
spectoT to prepare plans ard specifications for clean
ing the ST Gets with the amendment suggested by the
Committee of the Board Of Aldermen directing the
Committee Ordinances to prepare the same.
lerg ened debste had upon this subject which
resulted in econmtting the cub sct TO the Committee
The Board then adjourned.
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Remsinins.......................
Increase for the week.
Increal
The Board voted to appropriate the usual sum Tor
aiobrst;ng the Fourth of July on Randall Island.

The Board voted to appropriate the usual sum LOT
celebrating the Fourth of July on Randall lsland
A COMMUNICATION was received from the keepers OF
the various institutions asking for increase of COM
pensaton. They say that they now receive Sooo
year, working IL or II hours, and pay the wardens
sI2 month for board. The communication was refer
led 70 Special Committee.
Mr.. Anderson, warden of Blsckwels Island, report
ed that on the night of June z, barge containing lag
tups of coal sunk at the steamboat DOCK Inc cargo
would be saved.
The bill of Joseph Search, amounting 10 $50, for
two months carriage hire OF various members, was
presented; also the bill of Mr. Van Ranst for SO 3O
for the carriage hire of Gov. b. f. Pnckney. These
debts having been contracted in violation OF the ex
press orders of the Board the presentation OF the bills
created considerable debate. Various amendments 10
n resolution of March last, which cut oil free leeds,
wines, cigars and carriages, were proposed Mr. Mo
LoYEY was ready to vote to rescnd the resolution alto
eether Mr.. OLIVER could not go so far as that; but
he thought carriage and dinner at the expense OF
the city, when official business was not out OF the
way. Mr. TOWNSEND certainly hoped that members
could hire carriages at the expense OF the Board,
while on Committee business Mr.. OLIVER limited
that Committees did not meet on Sunday, although he
did not doubt that the inmates OF the institutions were
y ghy ed fed by seeing the Governors on that DAY;
Mr.. GuyTHER said it MAS very evident that they al
wanted to rescind the March resolution, although
some Of them afraid to propose it. Yet he knew
that they had followed the same course In regard to
the other for hidden luxures wines cigars and din
ners) ard the bills would soon nave TO come up before
the Board for payment. 1T Is UNDERSTOOD lnst tne
Governors brandy bill for the past two months e1'
cteds $780, They would then have to rescind their
virtuous resolution and pay for their liquor out OF the
funds of the Board
The President thought that the discussion was
taking altogether too wide range and addressing MI
Oliver ssiG soto DOce Refer the whole matter to the
" Committee Supplies, with power. What's the
" use of having this discussion go on 7"
Mr.. OLIVER did as requested and the whole subject
was referred.
resolution passed to extend the Inequalities
Of the Island 10 the Light Guards and their guests the
Dot 1fvaxa Cat, rAax aatd han
adjourned for two weeks, to meet st Bellevue Hos
pltal.
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BOARD OF SUPERVISORS.

The Board met at O'Clock yesterday afternoon, the
President, ELIJAH r. PURDY, esq, in the chair.
4 commune alton received from the Commits
soners Of Metropolitan Police, requesting that when
penalties are mposed against officers or members OF
The Police Department involving loss Of pay the
amount be placed to the credit of the Police, Health
and Insurance fund in pursuance Of the act of the last
Legislature and be appropriated to its use TIE COM
muI icaton was laid over.
TIE Committee Civil Courts reported in favor of
paying the various military companies their bills rem
dered for services ia queng riots during the Metro
potan Police excitement The bills amount 10
81 759 so. The report vas laid over.
a communication was received FROM the City In
specor relation to his bill for registering births for
1871 amounting to 81 ,Si2.2 The number OF births
WAS Az. Referred.
The question Of the Of the Police force, as
asked fer by tie Police Commissioners, came up and
was considered at some length, under request from
Mr. Purdy to be info med 10 the position should
take in the Board of Auditors relation to appropr'
atoms. The Board adjourned to Tuesday, June -
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THE JOBSON AND BENNETT WARFARE
NEW RATTLE ON THE Taps.

Our resders will remember that in the celebrated
suit of Jobson against Bennett in the Marine Court OF
this city, a multiplicity of orders were ms'e directing
Jobson to do thing and another sone of which he
did and other. he failed to accomplish I'LL s. last every
item of bis complaint was stricken out WITH an ordsr
directing him to pay g. costs, from which decision Re
appealed 10 the General rerm where he was told thst
his appeal would not ie il WAS taken from an order
made on irttrocutory question in cause, whereas
no appeal could be taken except the ina a1jud;a-
ton Of the case BY the Judge before whom it was
brought and that Job:on walked on. Of court without
accomplishing anything by ais suit.
But Jobson, in bis BIZ OF particulars, overlooked one
item ard he has commenced another suit in the Sixth
District Cout against Bennett for remuneration for the
production of that article. The claim amounts 70 S6O
and the services alleged to have been rendered were in
writing about the houses Of Anderson, Gdnnell, Devln
and Mott, situated near Fort Washington.
The following IS the compsint of Mr. Jobson, which
was servcd day or two sso
David W Job.on a. jaime. Gordon Bennett.
The compliant the named psn,i5 respectfully Shows
tbs C0uT, that her-oore viz from h- th day Of -
be- a TO On 81 soou The n day o. ocs0er 10. P.a I'm
asoat the sqsn- ! sPStes o. , ss
Ai AMI expanded ana f the Of him me
.sd defendant - heihsf-I specified TO VIZ 1i f.s;.
ps AID writing about earIcnt as:cus - about Fort
Ws.hinsor $50 card respectively follows The man
.ep,of Andersen, GnnasI Dsvin and Mott Which were or;
dsred BY defendant about the 9Th day d Oc.oee 49, ld
devr.dio defendant .boa, the 26 Is, Of Ooeef
That the work. labor aud services. snd r-r a=d By
ilantir aforesaid :. the lime Of the Icing saa pfto
thereof reasonably worth OF aud Psintin
necessarily incurred II se erforsuee OF said ab9r the s'
the q SO oil 81 which the sun OF Soo
which the defendant has lever paid part !hrieL pay
the due TO pssintiH the ieerSsa For wh.a
piincp. sum ol $50 with interest nom 9Th day OF oo-
Der, 1881 beste the Ard disbursement. Of th' scon
D. w. JO5SOH
Tie defendant, Benrett, hsd not 6led his snsTsr
yesterday morning.